davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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GQS00 ONLY, FOR A PARTICULARLY
SDCCOO. nice. cosy and charming cottage on
hne view of the city, and lovely yard; also stable:
mouse contains rooms and bath; brick foundation
something exceptionally nice and cheap. o. 7.
,n.sf
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G1I0O PAGE ST, S. SIDE, 1862 FEET EAST
SpflOO. OF DevisadeIo; large fine lot, 30xl37 70.
IN good neighborhood. q. ID. BALDWIN, JOOSr
a MERTENS. 23S Montgomery Sc. anl0 U SuWe
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S FOR SALE BY THE CARNALL-

DACIFIC AVE; LARGE LOT. FULL DEPTH:
i fine marine view; front and rear house; renting
well: only 1900. C. E. MAINE ~ CO., 322 Mont
gomery st. au3l 81 SuWeFr
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S45QO ASooD DUY IN RIGaMoN ia FINE ISI
ave; i2o4iO 90; very cheap, o. ID. BALDWIN.
JOOSI q ME2IENS. 23S MnntnnmerY. q II SuMe
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MASON ST., Mr.. MONTGOMERY AVE; FINE
vi flats; renting for $40 per month; only $4,000
cash. c. L. MAYNE d CO.. 1922 Montgomery
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91S0 WITHIN So FEET OF MISSION ROAD.
ID 1OO. In the Excelsior Homestead perfectly
level; lot 25xlOo; on easy terms. o. ID. BALDWIN.
IOOST 4 MERTENS. DIS MONTGOMERY. 81 SnMe q
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DAGE ST. Mr.. LYON; ELEGANT NEW FLATS;
l. baths and all modern improvements: leased Tor
term of years to good tenants call for prices and
terms C. Z. MAYNE a CO., 322 MONTGOMERY
sfreat anal 81 SuWeFr
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

EfGHTH AVE, NEAR St. ALL GRADED AND
II macaGamized; fine view OF Golden Gate Park:
oaiy $500 cash. C. E MAYNE * CO., S22 Mont
gomery ST. au3l st SuWeFr
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A CORNER ON PINE ST., IN THE WESTERN
~ Addition; sunny side Of the street; Just the lot
to build elegant flats on. G. Z. MAYNE ~ CO.,
800 Montgomery auSl st SuWeFr
The morning call., 1890-08-31

DAVID STERN & SONS REAL ESTATE
IL Agents, 1928 Montgomery ST. san Francisco
S2I,5OO-A choice northeast Turk St
only few blocks from Market; cheapest piece OF
property the street. For further particulars ap
ply TO DAVID 5 ERN & SONS, 1913 Moutgomery.1t
01O EpO SUTTER-ST. BUSINESS CORNER;
u y. JtO. store and rooms in rear; . flats
above OF 6 rooms and bath in each only year
buiit rents $40 DAVID STERN u SONS. 1928
MONTGOMERY II 1t
The morning call., 1890-08-31

CIFI MAP3: 2 SLIGHTLY LOTS. $1,000; BEAU
u tifu view c. Z. MAYNE& * CO., 322 Montgom-
arv anal st SuWeFr
The morning call., 1890-08-31

O1H6O LOTS ON sTANYAN ST.; STREET
DlOCO. gra ded: size 25x15B; on easy terms
JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market ST aul7 81 VI
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$4,000 L .1, GOMEZ MEt.. so1se; sw n Nc
GAN CO., 5l2 Cal. ct. aul7 II SuWe
The morning call., 1890-08-31

5000 Hes 2sfory Hh house Fo and c aHp EAS s
z5Xl2O to Austin. Il. II. UMBSEN a Co, Il Mont
gOmery st. anal SuTnTh n
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Shaken Out of Gear.

BY malarial disease, the human ma.
chinery cannot half perform its Office.
Digestion, secretion, evacuation are dis.
ordered. the blood becomes watery, the
nerves feeble, the countenance CHASTITY,
sleep disturbed and appetite capricious.
Terrible is this disease, fell its conse-
quences. There is. however, a known
antidote to the miasmatic poison, and q
certain safeguard against it. In malar.
ious regions Of our South and West, in
South America, Guatemala and on the
Ishmus Of Panama as we'll as in trains.
marine countries " here the scourge ex.
lists, this inimitsble preventive and re-
medy. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, has,
during the last thirtv-five years, been
constantly widening the area Of its use
fulness, and demonstre ting its SOVEREIGN
value, Liver complaint, dyspepsia, con-
kidneys trouble, rheumatism
and debility are all femedicl by it.
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F0n THE BLOOD,
- Weakness, Malaria, indigestion and
Biliousness take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
II cures quickly. For sale by all dealers In
medicine. &c. the peD"'ue.
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Tho New Otlcans Picsyuns has 10.
duced the ycsrly subscription kice of
its Weekly from 81 50 to 81 . year. It'll
asplehdid i6-pase paper flle,. with the
best reading matter. Sample copy sent
free to any address.
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A Gigantic Couple.
A Man and Wife Whose Combin.
ed Height Exceeds Seventeen
Feet.
PHILADELPHIA Times,1

philadelphia Times.l
The tallest couple in the world Is pro-
baby Mr.. and Mrs. Bihord, Of Champaing
Ill, he measuring in his stocking
eight feet seven inches and q quarter,
and she exceeding him by three inches
and half. Mr.. Biflord says that at the
age Of Is he had attained the height Of
six feet, and his parents received as
many as dozen offers from museums
all over the country wishing to exhibit
him as a curiosity. Mrs. Bifiord, on the
contrary was very sickly, under-sized
child up to her fourteenth year, when she
began to grow suddenly. and shot up at
the rate Of over half q foot a year, not
attaining her full growth until she was
% or @,
They are now respectively "a and 81
years old, the husband being the. elder,
and have been married nearly six years,
but without children. Neither came of
especially tall people, and Mr.. BiHord's
mother, who still lives, is q little woman,
barely five feet in height. The couple
were both born in this country and grew
up together. The man Is Of an emacist-
ed, delicate appearance with small bones
and rather effeminate features, while
his wife is large and muscular In pro.
portion to her height. though . very
small eater. Her shoes. gloves and hats
have to be made to order for her. They
are people Of means and education, and
are much annoyed by frequent solicita-
tiOns to travel a freaks, though Ineither
seems particularly sensitive over their
popularity. Both are OF Irish descent,
and are OF families which have occupied
honorable and responsible positions. botd
in this country and the old.
Foh THE BLOOD,
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You are in a Bad Fix.

But we will cure you il you will pay
us. Our message is to the weak, nervous
and debilitated, who, by early evil habits,
or later indiscretions, have trifled away
their vigOr of body, mind and manhood,
and who suffer all these effects which
lead to premature decay, consumption or
insanity. II this means you, send for
and read our Book OF LIFE, written BY
the greatest Specialist Of the day, and
sent (sealeD for 6 cents in stamps. Ad-
dress DR.. Parkers Medical and Surgical
Institute, Isl North Spruce st., Nash.
vile, Tenn.
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LADIES
Needing tonic, ct children that want building
n.ownnEs ' s%Gn taxi hfrrrRs.
tits pleasant to take, cures Malaria. Iudiger
don, and BiliousnesA All dealers keept.
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Louisiana Inhabitants.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE following
reports from the first Louisiana district
have been compiled from the census re-
k>nrfo.
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There being no further business to
transact this Meeting was adjourned.
A true copy from the minutes,
AUG. MARAIST, Clerk P. ].
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Police Jury.

Regular Meeting Of tho Police Jury Of
the PsfsA Of St. Martin, held Oh
this 9Th day Of Oct. A. ID. 1880.
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the meeting was
called to order. The following named
members answered to roll call: Hon. +.
A. Duchamp, president. and Messrs Cute
kunst, Savoy, st. Gsmaka; Absent Mr..
A. d. Roy.
The minaseso4 East meeting were read
and approved.
Mr.. Chas. Gutekunst' excuses were &C.
'cepted for having Rallied to attend meet.
ings Of this body held on July 18th 18th
'2lst 2Sd August &th and September LIST
1890.
The following communication was re-
'ceived read and ordered spread on the
minutes.
St. Martinvins La, Oct. 9Th 1890.
To the Hon. President and members Of
the Police JwyW St Martin parish La.
GentlemeA:-
Being aware that the termof Cadet A..
Martin will expire in 1884 and desiring
to send my soa George to College, and
being a widow, resident of this parish
and not having The MEANS necessary to
defray the expenses Of my boy at the
State University. I hereby respectfully
submit this my application 10 your Hon.
Body and request that yoa enter 1t ia the
minutes Of your official proceedings. and
that in dne time you give n your consi-
Iteration and appoint sy SOL to succeed
Cadet A. Martasi, at the end Of hfs term.
Very respectfully.
Widow Louis j. Gary.
per R. MARTINI
BY reason of the Increased labor Of the
keeper Of Bridge at ST. MartinviIle his
monthly pay Is raised Of IS.
The President was authorized TO accept
salo Of a public road at Messrs. Ealery M.
Guilbeau and Chas. s. Babin Jr, tho pur-
chase price of said road to DO paid one
fourth this year and the balance on the
Revenues Of 1891.
The Clerk was directed 10 enter the
name Of Mrs. Marie Barras wife of Har.
mogene Theriot Oh the hst Of paupers Of
this parish and further directed to issue
monthly in her favor, a check Of five dol
lars. she being IN insane and INDECENT
person.
Mr.. Francois Champagne was appoint
ed Road Overseer for the IL district Of
the Sd ward, west OF bayou teche in
place q Mr.. Philippe Dwyer whose term
of ofIace has expired.
The following persons were appointed
clerks Of election to serve atthe Congress
sional Election to be held on Tuesday
November 4th 1890.
First Ward.
LIST Voting Precinct Anatole Cormier,
I'd W.B. Eastin,
Second Ward.
lst Voting Precinct John Lynch.
"a Anatole Verret,
Third Ward.
LIST Voting Precinct Albert Gabriel
ID v. NJ. Guilbeau,
Fourth Ward.
LIST Voting Precinct Omer Dejean,
I'd David Rees.
Fifth Ward.
LIST Voting Precinct Alcide A. Dupfe
ID RObt. B. wilkins,
There being no further business to
transact this Meeting was adjourned.
A true copy from the minutes,
AUG. MARAIST, Clerk P. ].
LADIES
Needing tonic, ct children that want building
up. should take
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NOTICE.

Mr.. ]. o. Halphen, Jr., is now the col.
lector of the Messenger, and Is atithoriz-
ed to receipt for our bills.
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81
- WEEKS.

The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed
securely wrapped. to any address in the
United States for three months on receipt
of ONE DOLLAR. Liberal discount al
lowed to postmasters. agents and clubs.
Sample copies matted free.
Address all orders 10 RICHARD K. Fox,
Franklin Square. N. Y
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SGHR1BVER
LIVERY STABLE,

To Accommodate the TRAVELLING
Public.
Regular Connection will be made with
Houma and ThibodeauX,
For passengers who do not wish to lay
over for the east and west bound trains.
Persons will be sent to THIBDEAUx,
NIGHT or DAT in phaeton style at so cts.
per head.
Regular hacks from SCHRtEvER to
THIBoDEAUx will pass daily all the
principal hotels and make connection
with the east bound train which passes
Schriever at $40 a. m. at 50 cts. pet
herd.
Purchase of Tickets attended to and
trunks looked after. All baggage pro-
perly checked. All possible care given
to ladies aud children.
o. CROZIBR, Prop.
oct Is 3m.
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OTRO CANARD.

Para esto Y para embustes no
hay como ciertos colegas autono-
mistas, cuyo dnico objeto parece
ser el de tergiversar y enredar las
cosas. AL anterior hay que agre-
gar el siguiente.
E1 Cldmor dice muy limpio
Acaba de decfrsenos (Ipor quien
" por que I que don Pablo Ebarri
anda recogiendo firmas de conner
ciantes, para solicitar que ell Co.
bierno nombre Gobernador del
Banco al actual Secretario del Co.
bierno D. Fernando Fragoso. Agre-
ga muy ligeramente que los Oonse-
jeros del Banco descubrieron 10 que
el Sr Ubarri preteudia y contaron
& este cuantas son cinc0.
iVaya unos historiadores hueros,
los INVENTORIES de historias que
no son historias, sino fabulas Y pa
memas !
Nj ell senior Ubarri anda nj ha
andado recogiendo tales firmas, nj
siquiera asisti6 q la session del Ban
co en- que de aquel particular se
trat6.
Este es otro OanGrd como aquSl
rolativo q la carta contra ell senior
Bonanza.
Los que no tienen derecho nj mo-
two nj raz6n alguna apelan a Ia
dcci6n, 81 engano y 4 la impostu-
ra.
tTriste suerte Ia de ellos
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DIPUTACI0N PROVINCIAL,

A las 7 y media de 10 noche del
II, y en- presencia de numeroso
phblico, se abri6 Ia session, 2. de
este periodic semestral, bsjo 10
presidencia del sefor Soler.
Concurrieron, ademas del senior
Presidente, los Diputados sefiores
Ubarri, Alvarez Perez, Fernandez !,
Jimenex, DomfDguez, Cerra, L6-
pes Landron, Estevanez, Mendi.
xabal, Brau, Cepeda, Ramos, Fs.
rrer, AmelI, Figueras, Blanco,
0tero y Martinez.
Leida J aprobada el acta dc la
seEi6D anterior, di6se lecture de
los fAllos de Ia Excfna Audiencia
Territorial revocando los acuer-
doe de ID Diputaci6n que hsbian
anulado lAs actas dc loa ssnoEes
Amsll J 0epada.
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| OTRO QUE BIRN BAILA!

Esto hemos dicho, con el re-.
fran, al leer 10 siguiente en- un
colega autonomista:
Vsnga, pues. en- buen hora el
General Lasso, y cuente CON nues.
tros aplaGsos, 81 en- gu gobierno sc
los sabe conquistar, y con nues-
tras censuras. 81 es por fin wno de
tantOs ..
Y preguntamos nosotros: / Uno
de tantos quS1
Porque 10 fcasecilla 90 harto re.
ticente y Sc presta 4 diversas y
POGO favorables .interpretaciones.
" Hablar claro % 10 que importa,
Que hablar tMrbio no hay Dor que y.
lUno de tantosl
lSoldadotel
IHombre de escasa cultura |
,lEn que pals vivimos I dissmos
pen Ia Ras6N,
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Insertamos con gusto los si.
guientes acuerdos de nuestrcs
dignos correligiouarios de Saba.
na-Grande y Vieqaep, agrade.
ciendoles Ia distinction con Que en-
Ios mismos nos honran:
Don Eduardo Leon, SScretariO del
ComstS Local del PGrtidO Incon-
dicsonaInsents EspGSoI de SabGnG-
Grande.
Oertifico: que en- session extraor-
dinaria celebrada el dia doce del
actual, bajo Ia presidencia del Sr.
D. Manuel Rodriguez Soto, fu8
acuerdo unanime, entire otroA Ell
que sigue:
/" Manifesto la presidencia one
el dia treinta del corriente es ell
senalado por 10 Jefatura Y OomitA
Central del Partido para la cele-
braci6n de la Junta Magma: que
los Oomites Locales estan en- el
deber de enviar & dicha Junta re-.
presentantes que lleven la VOC lie
los correligionarios en- los psrticu.
lares que hayan de tratarse en-
aquells reunion general; 6 en- el
caso de NO poder cumplir con este
deber, pOr las CIRCUMSTANCES en- 0ue
pueden hallarse colocados los afi-
liados de una localidad, delegar en-
aQuellas personas, residences en- In
Capita, que merezcan la conflanza
de tOdos; que en- tai virtud, explo.
raba la voluntad del OomitS, DOR 81
algunO de aus individuos Guerra
asumir la representation local. Y
en- vista de que ninguno de los
presentes SO hallaban en- dispoai-
cion de aceptar el honor de reSe-
rencia en- cumplimiento de 10 que
determlna para estos casos 10 Cons
tituci6n del Partido, 20 acord6. DOR
votO unAnime: delegar en- los Erea
don IgnaCio Diaz Caneja y d. PA.
bio Ubarri 2o, quienes, a las carl.
hosas simpatias de todos los core.
ligiOnarios dc este pueblo, reunen
las notables condolences de notoria
Ilustraci6n y acendrado patriot,s- |
no. Por dltimo fu6 acuerdo ro. /
gar & los referidos seiiores que
loeptep 4 nombre de este OOmit6I
| Dc y eoleellylaad Unconditional
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ia ANONALtA SEMPIIERNA!

Nuestros amables lectores no
olvidan el Juego que di6 aqui. al
ser conocida, Ia nunca bastante
bien ponderada proposition del
sefior Moys, Diputado autono-
mista por Ponce, pidiendo 10 luna,
& 81 planeta Jupiter;
O sea, mas claro; la fAmosa
DiVisi6n dc Mdndos para Lac pro.
vincias espaiiolas de Ultramar.
Tampoco ignoran nuestros ca
risimos lectores 10 jubilosa algs-
cara que hubo de promover en-
nuestra prensa autonomista Ia
asendereada proposition de una
reforma que 90 encuentra algo
menos atn que en- preterito plus
cuampsrtecto.
Fue el manjar obligado de to-
dos los dias, de todas Lac horss.
Nos daban los 6rganos Autono-
mistas Meya y DiCisi6n De Nae
dos en- el desayuno.
Y en- el almuerxo.
Y On ID comida.
Y en- la cena.
Y de dfs y de nochs, y por ID
mafiana y por Ia tarde.
Nos encontr&bamos { Moyo y
ID DiVisi6D de Mandos en- el cafe.
Y en- el arrox blanco.
Y en- ell bisteck.
Y en- los refrescos.
Y en- la sopa.
Y en- ell cocido.
Y en- el BANJO.
Y en- Ell paseo.
Y en- las visitas.
Y en- ell Casino.
Y en- Ia tienda.
Y en- nuestra casa.
Y en- Ia ajena.
Y en- todas parties.
Y, despuss de todo, clio no era
de extraiar.
Era muy natural.
lCifraban tantas ilusiones en- Ia
dichosa proposition sus oEciosos
panegiristasl
iDaban d entender, CON tAnso
entusiasmo, que esperaban de
aquel mons pdrturiens la felicidad, ,
Ia regeneration moral, politica y
social del paisI
Y sucedi6 que, tras muchas
idas y venidas, tras "muchas
vueltas y revueltaa" fue tomada en-
consideration, en- el Parlamento,
10 propuesta exceptional, salvado
ra y sublime de Diputado Moya.
Y lcatapluml
Arrecio sl jolgorio en- nuestra |
prensa autonomieta.
Y arreci6 el contento.
Y arrecio el entusiasmo.
Sin comprender los tan facil- |
mente electrizados que, como
Iii mos "a otra yer, ese trkmite.
sxolusivAmente de orden regla-
mentArio, do 10 iona IN ceMsl4e,l,
II -. ~
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tran Ia escuela alberta, pov kalIay-
% les pyofssoyss uagando, B sn. sms
qushacsrsg partiodlares, q a cu0n.
to, 6 &c fofma expediemte 81 dea.
pu6s de haceF todO est0 los cena0-
res Green que Ii instKncci6n estk
abandonada, 81 cieFto es, culpa ae-
"a de los maestros. pero no del Al
calde, nj de las corpoEaciones loca-
les.
Es falso de toda falsedad que los
profesoFes 8 maestEos sean perse-
guidos; los que renunciau hacon
uso de IN derech0 que Made les
puede cohibir.
Todas las personas laboriosae.
honradas y decentes, on gus res
pectivas clases sociales, saban en-
Ooamo el proceder del AIcalde
como autoridad gubernativa, como
administrative, como paEtieulaE, >
ese proceder es igual, enteramente
igusl al que observ6 On AibonitO,
en- Ia Oidra, en San Sebastian, en-
Yauco y en- Ia Carolina, para cnyOs
pueblos Sc hace esta simple defsD-
sa, no para Ooamo donde no hare
falta niuguna, y se hace para aquf.
los pueblos con el ffn de one Las
personas de buen juicio que hon.
rem al Alcalde de Ooamo con "a
amistad sepan que sienpfe e. "a
mlsmo, que solo puede haber la d.
ferencia, = Ia hay, de contaF an
porci6n de amos de edad mas, = cue
estos van pasando.
Administrator mala Ilaman s
la de Ooamo los cens0res del Al
calde; una administraci6n que tie
ne liquidados todos sus presupues4
tos cerrados, sia qne en- ell pteau.
puesto adici0nal De las resmItas Gsl
pGsadc de- 1888 4 80 tsngG por iM.
/ grsses IN centavo psndiente; oon
luna existenoas Inet6liea, On oaia,
sobfante, de 2,57S pesos 81 centa-
lvUs.
Gus los caminos estin malosl
Nunca ha1 estado smejO-es, pues 81
bien ell de los barrios necesita repa.
raCi6n, no se hace, nj se harG, has-
! ta que haya bueyes y carrOs cue
lpueda1 cargar materiaies para su
lfrme, que ahora no los hay, hi pa-
"a conducir provisiones = ffutos.
/ Que las GALES estSn NAL; nunOa
estuyiefoR mejor y SO atienden On
la proportion que -permiten los
recursos que para este fin se pre-
Isupuestan; 10 dem4s eG charlatane.
ria de gentes que, no sabiendO 20.
bernarse d 81 mismas, aspirah lin.
sensatos! & gobernar 4 los de-
mas y hasta los pueblos.
| Bueno seria que cnando Ia Ks.
vista dc Puerto RICO concluya IL
serie de articulos que yiene dedi.
cando & la moral pdblica en- Pom
ce," iniciara otra, dirigida 4 ese
] ! grupito que suele haber On cada
pueblo, que podrfamos denominar,
"los zanganos politico - econo-
mico-soeiales y enredadoFes de
los pueblos rurales."
Un veciNe.
i O0smo, 16 de Abril 1890.
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BUEN sERyICIO.

Por el Cabo. Manuel Rochsl
Castillo, digno .Comandante del
puesto de Ia Guardia civil de Are
cibo, y dos guardiss d sus 6rdenes,
fue capturado en- ell monte llama.
do Cerro gordo. /" jurisdicci6n
de Utuado, 1 las 7 de lA noehe
del dia IA, ell paisano veciuo de
Arecibo Flor Correa, autor de-
os delitos de rooo de dinero '
ganado y doble violaci6n, cometi.
dos en- el barrio de Florida aden.
tro" (Barceloneta), ocupGndosels
IN revolver de Z tiros , una nava.
Ja barbers.
Nuestro APPLAUSE por su buen
servi :io al putsto dc ID GuardiA
civil de Arecibo.
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70 lego Ia vOtacion; resnltaba
empate entire 0utOn0nistas q IN
c0ndicionolss, y el triunfo 8 Il
derrota pendfan del voto del SrI
Mendizabal, que en- ell orden de
los asientos es ell dltimo en- aquel
recinto. NADIA habia que temer,
dados los antecedentes; pero to.
dos los calculos salieron fallidos
= todas las esperanzas defrauda.
das. Ell senior Mendiz6bal, no
obstAnte las promesas, sin embar
go de 81 fiIiaci6p, voTo contra
ell acta de nuestro distinguido di'
putado. senior Cortada, y he aqui
l an hombre, como aqus dig.
nisimo, exclude, y nuestro gran
Partido puesto en- la mayor evi.
dencis, por quien hasta hacia po-
co era su mas adicto afiliado.
Esta es Ia historic veridica &
impartial de todo; historic inve.
rosfmil & unacceptable dentro de
los deberes de IN correligionario 10
y de las leyes del decoro de nm
partido.
Por ella entendemos nosotros
que ell Sr. Mendiz&bal debe te,
ner el valor de sus convicciones,
= declararse & Of mismo fuera de
ID legalidad de nuestro partido,
81 este no 10 hace, J renunciai
Ia representation que lleya de
mismo en- ell seno de 10 Corpora
ci6n Provincial.
El sefior Mendiz&bal, 81 sirve I
10 causa del autonomisno, al au,
tonomismo pertenece; no pue-
de ser de los que con orgullo no'
llamamos cspoHOlH' tncond'eio
males. L.. que como nosotroi
n L.a querido tanto y considers
do tanto, le deseamo', pero no ID
envidiamos, toda buena suerte en-
tire sus nuevos correligion&rios
/ ylqui9u sabe 81 a'gdn dia ell Sr
Mendixabal. convicto de su lamen'
table equivocacion, y cansado de-
andar por errados caminos, ahan
iona Ia casa sjena en- que ha side
esclavo 8 colono, para volver, CO
mo el hijo pr6digo, & la casa pa
terra, donde puede decirse que
viviera como hijo predi!ecto )
mimadol