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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

At the recent reciprocity banquet Hen
~ Watterson made a good speech. in
the course Of which he said: In nation
al, as in personal affairs. there is but one
wise rule and precept, DO unto others
as thou wouldst that they should do unto
you The DULLES never get the best of
1t. To demand nothing but what is
right-to submit to nothing thar Is
wrong-makes MP the sum Of successful
and beneticent diplomacy. After all.
and in the light of the subsequent his
tory of Europe, what poor lot were the
Talleyrands and Mettelmchs of the era
of double-dealing, when it was mistaken
ly supposed that the highest function Of
language was to conceal the truth. We
live in better times. Bismarck Is A dis
tinct advance upon the older statesmen.
Perhaps the royal youngster who has set
him aside and taken the reins of power
into his own hands. may prove a dis
tinct advance upon Bismarck"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
gh 0iehita Daily gae guesaap aormg gebrnary 10, 1891

clares in favor of the force bill and says
if elected he will support that measure.
This is simply demagogic bid for Re
publican votes. There is no sort of like
lihood that the force bill will come be-
fore the next congress, and if it should
his support of the measure would be
worth no more than that of a straight
Republican. On all other questions
Streator declares himself in full accord
with the Alliance, and since that follow
ing has declared against the force bill,
almost universally, Streator's demagogy
becomes all the more apparent.
The Republicans in the l linois legisla-
ture viii be hard up i. they submit to the
dictation of the three political blarher-
sixties that hold the balance of power.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

Topeka has Int upon another little
cheme to blk the state treasury. She
Iad the hen men, at their meeting at
Salina last week, resolve TO invite the
National Poultry association to hold its
next annual incubation in Topeka,
which, if accepted. will call for an APP
preparation from the state to defray the
expenses of the meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
FOR THE RIGHT.

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
Your editorial in Sundays EAGLE en-
titled The Age of Consent" has the
right ring 10 it. Every father and moth
er, as well as every fair-minded man or
woman, will thank you and uphold you
in your fight for justice and morality.
I hope you will keep up the fight and not
let go until you have achieved victory.
7 i O.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
Disposing of Senator ingalls,.

From the Atchison Patriot
We observe some new disposition of
Senator ingalls, every day. The latest
about him is that he Is to be put up for
congress next year in the First Kansas
district. There is also some talk of adj
hitting Oklahoma and electing him to
the senate from the new state. The
Patriot has every reason to believe the
senator will sett e right down to quiet
and peaceful life among his friends and
neighbors here in Atchison. In fact, the
Patriot has it from the senator's own
lips that he will commence the cultiva-
ton of garden early in March.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

Elections occur in four states this year
that may carry with them, in results,
more than ordinary significance as to
what the outcome OF the next national
contest will be. These states are New
York, Massachusetts,, Ohio and Iowa; all
hitherto Republican states on anything
like fair issue Of national polit cs; yet
all of them gave anti-Republican verdicts
last fall. If the dissensions and dissatis-
faction that sprang up and existed in the
Republican party in each of these states
during the late campaign and up to the
election, shall be gotten out of the way.
as may be done by the exercise of little
common sense and prudence, and the
party brought together on a basis Of
common understanding and proper re-
gard for the country's best interests,
then the party will again assert its power
and control. But if the rule or ruin pol
ley pursued by a few self-constituted
party bosses is to continue, then it must
be admitted the outlook for success this
year nor next is not flattering. We hope
for tho best.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

There will be no need of an extra ses-
sion of congress if speedy action is taken
upon all important measures now pend
ing. The people do not want the expen-
sive luxury when there is such an easy
way open to avoid It.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
Changing the Jury System.

IRON ne A;clLsGl Cs.s-l plon-
Minnesota has taken \ step for reform
IN the jury system BY inserting clause
in the constitution providing that Ia civil
cases the agreement OF ten oaf Of the
twelve Jurors shall be sufficient. In ore
respect this step is wise. as II necessitaIes
the corruption Of three Jurors instead Of
one 70 brIHg about disagreement. But
IN respect 10 the weight OF verdict rem
dered e IS rather a detraction- That
some reform of the jury system Is deslr-
able cannot be doubted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

The Continent pertinently asks "Why
Souldn't it be good idea for Senator
PETER to cut off his beard and have it
woven into pair of socks for the sock
less Jerry Simpson, So: but what
would the gentle Sunfower zephyrs do
for something with which to play bo-
Heep? The breezes were here first.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

The crop failure in western Nebraska
last year has given rise o concerted eff
fort on the part of drouth sufferers TO
have the country irrigated, and conven-
tions are being held at different points
70 consider the matter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

The emperor of Germany now smokes
a dozen cigars day. A lot of cranks
will now watch him carefully, and if he
makes bad break in any direction it
viii be attributed to nicotine poisoning
When Grant was president he was both
cred all the time by the anti-tobaccon-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
The Protest Almost Universal.

From the Lawrence journal
IfGovernor Humphrey desires to know
how great a mistake he has made in re-
moving Web Wilder from the Office of
insurance commissioner, let him exam
inc the Republican newspapers of the
state. Almost without exception they
denounce the governors act on and de-
mand the retention of Mr.. Wilder. Let
the good work go on until the best COM
missioner Kansas ever had is reap
pointed,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

The exhonoration of McGrath by the
Alliance president at Washington is
going to disgust lots of honest Alliance
men in Kansas who are morally certain
in their conviction that McGraUh was in
a deal TO elect a Republican United
States senator to succeed Ingalls,.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

Col. James Blood, pioneer citizen Of
Kansas and first mayor of Lawrence,
died IN that city Saturday. Col. Blood
took an active part in the thrilling events
that occurred in the early history of the
territory and state, occupying at differ
ent times important and responsible po-
sitions, civil and military.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

Mr.. Harrison neglected to invite del
sgation of Boston gold-Dugs to have
chairs. Under these circumstances,
these gentlemen should have taken seats
on the sta r-steps. But it is no difference
about that; they didn't take back seats.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
The "Eli" of the Valley.

From the Kinsley Cratic
P. B. Dilday, travelling correspondent
and collector for the Wichita EAGLE,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Dilday
is an old timer with the EAGLE, having
travelled this territory for four years.
And, by the way, he represents one OF
the best daily papers published in the
west. We learn he was quite success
full while here, in getting several new
herS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
IrrTIE JOHNNIE's PATE.


Poor little John Dunlap was an
Investigating lad.
NEo plcked uu everything BE saw
This tale Will end I-lu-t -aG-
ono day while prospecting on
lie grasped some dynamite,
And John Was waited ~ - high
lie disappeared frOm sight
L kept the coroner busy for
= good twelve moGth~ CT more.
A holding Lqursts on the BOY
IN townships most a score.
Il took that long 20 find litn all,
And locate y here be IT.
And every time piece turned up
ne jury sat on It.
They were a year s-nurvirg him.
was one long grswsCme teas--
They planted = -ha up north, Coz, south
ALc in tie west and east,
lt WaS sectional Afslr,
An ulcerts sing snap;
Month after month The funeral man
just covered up Dunlap
Johns parents made a contract with
preacher by the year,
To talk an hoIr OF So each tine
They found lulE :. OF ear.
or ether anatomical
specimen q poor John:
Eri ia rms way The obseQlleS
Continued OF AID On
AZ last. hsvge'er. there cane a day
W1eu trade 10 John Tot dull
Ard over all tue country 'ruUnd
There sr- 1ad a gTeatful iuL
, ~ after -Asllg 'Coa1t o. STOCK
was seen he'd . bee1 tognd.
ana All ~ H. anatomy
had been placed under ground
I: doesGt pay TO b. too tex.
AID crab AZ everything
For sometimes when y0u least eXp>o
o. hastily take wLre-
Ard Ulnce with tie aE..e-s triEnt
Above Tie ezrIh ami sicy.
ALa leave behind dear oaes 20 moIrz
Tie u he1cszess O. tie = n.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

The female politician is an existing fact.
Might as well pass the suffrage bill and
legalize her.-State Journal
And small pox in Texas, slavery in
Africa, poligamy in Utah, and idiocy
among the editors of Kansas newspapers
are all existing facts. Might as well
pass acts leCalizing them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

The free coinage bill appears TO be,
practically, laid on the shelf alongside
the force bill. There is unquestionably
more revenge than reverence for the
peoples wishes, in this last act at least.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

We learn from Washington that sub
scribers to the Congressional Record
never read the comic papers, finding all
she amusement essential to existence n
that cyclouic compilation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

The man to succeed Window is honest
old Joe Cannon of Illinois. He is with
the west on the financ question, and can
come as near standing Wall street off as
any man in America.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
EXCHANGE SHOTS
The Very Latest,

The Very Latest.
To rightly mold pleasing lay.
One initiates Jim Riley way:
80 atch he. IL fanatic vein.
Run Again.
Riley Up
Down And
There's something philoscph!c quite,
Com pairing rhymes md riches 4 sht;
For speCulatIOn-IOss AM gain
Runs Agaiu.
People Up
Down And
Now after doggerel like this
One really cant hold those amiss
who read and frown and loudly swear
Run
Rhymsters
Down-and keep 'em there.
PUCK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
cauldn.t Ma. IL

Mrs. Trgmbull-It's TOO bad that youg
husband cut % h.s flowing beard-
Mra. Cnmpie-Yes. bat be had 70 do II.
gave him a diamoad p.n Tor ChFlsGnA1-
Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

Didn't be once say he would never
I SPEAK 20 you again"
Yes; but BE- saw bad a cold, and ha
couldn't resist the temptation 70 tell me %
I a sure clre. "-Puck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
Infrs,ica % Kansas.

Prom he I-dlaaapol.s Journal
Sc ator-eiect PETER wears fuh beard
that reaches 70 his waist IL seems
shame 70 rob the Kansas winds Of this
magnificent toy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
The Political Fight in Ohio.

FROM the CHICAGO lrlDune
There is going to be great fight in
Ohio this fall" said the Hon. T. L.
Powell of Columbus. o.. when at the
Palmer house. Mckinley will be the
candidate on the Republican side, and if
Campbell will accept he will be the
Democratic nominee 1t will be a square
fight between protection and tariff re-
form
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
More Unique Than Sensible.

TIUn Tie AINuIsuu OuALupICfls
The proposition now pending in the
legislature of dispensing with the state
senate and substituting therefor an in
creased number of representatives, a
portion of whom shall be elected for one
year, another for two years, another for
four years, another for six, is more
unique than sensible. Just what special
advantage is to be gained by this plan
does not appear.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
Nigliiii sanle
VI. VI. MURDOCH. FdItor.

PETER now wants to be president of
the United States, with Polk of South
Carolina as vice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

The man S;reaJor. who Is the alleged
Alliance candidate for the United States
senate before the Illinois legislature. de-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10

Jerry Simpson reached Washington
yesterday morning and congress adj
iourned over until his morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-10
Our Latest Find"

Prom The Continent.
The proud title OF poet laurete of Penn
sylvania has long been held undisputed by
the Hon George William Childs proprie-
tor, editor and obituarian-in chief of our
esteemed contemporary, the Public Ledger
of Philadelphia, paper whose mind is as
broad as its pages. But Mr. Childs is in
danger of losing the laurel wreath that
now adorns his classic brow. The CONT
nent has discovered, in a city of the Key
Stone state, yound poet TO whose work
we call the attention of our readers and
the whole literary public. Here is a speci-
men:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-19

Recon- mendamos nuestros abonados la
lectura de una circular expedida por la lnten-
dencia General dc Hacienda que Sc publica en-
la GGcetG de hoy, referente a las multas que
Sc imponen pOr las Aduanas de la Isla. Es un
documento interesantisimo del cual hemos de
volver a ocuparnos.
Nos cuentan que dos ancianas de las que
fueron hoy las II 4 percibir su limosna en- ell
Palacio del Obispo, armaron tai escandalO en-
la Gale del Cristo esquina al Sol, que parecia
aquello ell campo de Agramante Sc dieron
bofetadas de 10 ,linlO Sc insutaron ambas
a mas no poder Dicennos que ell motive del
escandalo, fu6 la cantidad de. -. dos Ochayos.
Han sido aeclaradas altos para ,el ascenso,
los m6dicos primeros militares don Rafael
Piernas don Luis .Oms.
Han Sido n0mbradoS escribienteS de ia In
tendenc.a los j0yenes don Ricardo Caparros,
don Vicente Mora y don Jose Porrata y ascen-
dido don Armando Estarache.
90
Los vecinos de la calle del Sol, trozo com
prendidO entire Casa4blanca ell callejon del
Hospital, Sc quejan de que por aquel pedazo
de calle no pasa el CAIRO de riego nos supli-
eau 10 hagamos presente al Sr. Alcalde.
90
Circular rumores de que e vapor Vera
cruz en- Ell cual iba ell apreciable general Bo-
nanza, su distnguida famlia otras connota-
das personas de esta Capital J, sufri6 un terri
bic temporal los tres dias de haber salido de
este puerto Dicen que va ell captain y ell pasa-
je Sc creian perdidos que fu6 necesario derri-
bar los palos la nave y arrojar parte del car
gament0 al aqua.
Afortunadamente pudieron saIvarse del
inminente peligro y legar Cadiz con algunos
dias de retardo.
90
No es cierto como SO ha dicho por ahf que
ell concerto del Sr. Alvarez del Campo Sc sus-
pendera manana. Las pequenas dificultades
que So presentaron, han sdo zanjadas, ell Sc
! nor Alvarez esta muy agradecido de las perso-
mas que le han ayudado en- su empresa.
Y7No hemos bebido nunca mejor Brandy
que el del FRAILE CARAT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-19
la Correspondence de PuertO-RICO.
Puerto Rico, Abrig Is 0e 1891.
Diputacion Provincial
Session. del djG IL,

Presidente, Sr. SOler.-U UbarTi, Alvarez Perez,
Dominguez Pena, Cerra, Perez, Brau, Fe-
rrer Ramos Amell, Blanco, Martinez, Ote-
no, Mendizaba', Lopez Landrony Estevanez
Sc aprob0 por mayoria Ia enlNienda pre-
sentada por los Sres. BlancO Y Amell, acerca
del cupo de la contribution territorial para
1891 90,
-Mocion del sr. Blaneo para que SO de-
vuelvan a la Intendencla los antecedentes re-
lativos al cQpo de contribution territorial pa
ra 1891 a 90 con las modifcaciones pro-
puestas ss.
-Quedo sobre la mesa la mocion del Sr.
Mendizabal. relatiYa a que Sc pase un arqueo
general dc fondos de Loterfa. -.
-Qued6 sObre la mesa la mOc10n der se-
nor Ubarri, relativa la forma en- que deben
distribuirse los 1000 billetes de la Loteriapro-
viDcial, aumentados para ell ejercicio de 81 80.
-Resulto empatada la votaci6n, relatiVa
la suspension de acuerdOs de esta Corpora
ci6n y fu6 aplazada para la session Immediate.
-Acuerdo sobre cumplimiento del artfcu-
10 122 de la Ley Municipal por parto de los se-
cretariOs de AyuntamientOS que no hayan efoc-
tuado 10 que dicho artlculo dispone, acerca de
los inventarios del archivo.
-Moci0n del. senior Mendizabal, relativa a
que Sc entreguen al EstadO las carreteras nu-
meros W Sc acord0 tOmarse on cuenta al
dscutirse ell presupuesto.
-Habiendo resultado empatada la vota-
ctOu SOUE6 uOGdE 10 uud 0SbdClOu U0lOStc1lo a
pueblo de la Carolina, propuesta del senior
Mendizabal, Sc acordo resolver dicho empate
en- la Immediate session.
Ell senor Mendizabal RETRO la mocion
presentada por 81 en- la session anterior relatl-
va a no haberse oumplido 10 dispuesto en- ell
artculo 81 de Ia Ley Provincial. Sc acordo
darla por retirada.
Sc aprob6 por mayorfa la mooi6n de los
senores Mendizabal y Cerra, acerca de dirigir
una exposition al Congreso, pidiendo el derri-
DO de las murallas exstentes en- esta Ciudad.
-Acuerdo sobre admission de ninas pobres
en- el Colegio del Sagrado Coraz6n de JESUS de
Santurce nombrando una Comisi0n para e.
aSuntO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-19

Respecto del particular lIamalnos Ia aten-
cion de las personas de buena voluntad. Imi-
temos Cuba. Hasta hace pocos amos en- la
isla h6rmana Sc importaban anualmente enor-
mes cantidades de papas para ell consume
Hoy Cuba cubre ese consume, en- grandes
cantidadess sexporta ell precioso tub4reulo. Aquf
mismo en- Puerto Rico consumimQs muchas pa
pas de las que compramos la vecina antilla
que, relativamente, tiene mucha menos densi-
dad de publaci6n que nosotros, y cuyas tierras
explotadas en- el cultivo que nos ocupa, no son
mejores que las que aqu1 tenemos sin dar rem
dirnientO algunO. f
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Noticias de la Capital

- Han sido vacunados aver en- ell Asilo Mu-
nicipal de Caridad por el Doctor Elias y por
cuenta de este Ayuntamiento, noventa y tres
personas.
Convene muchfsimo que esas vacunacio-
nes y revacunaciones Sc ,repitan.
a 90
e. L P,-Ha fallecidO en- esta ciudad Y
esta tarde tuvo lugar su concur1ido entierro,
la que fu6 virtuosa senara dona Cipriana Fe-
rrer de CeperO. Dios la haya acogido en- su
seno misericordioso.-R.
Dice E1 C50N2Or del PAS:
u No es axacto, como afirman algunos cole
gas, que la Diputacion haya resuelto cederle
al Obispado la elegante capilla anexa al edifi-
clio que ocup6 en- Santurce ell colegio de los
Jesuitas.
La Diputaci6n 10 que acord6 fu6 mantener
en- ell asunto ell mis1no crtero que hasta hoy.
Els decir: conserVar la propiedad de esa
capilla, dejandole al Obispado ell usufructo. A
90 ~
-s Ha llegadO esta manana procedente de
Ponce, ell acreditado prestidigitador norte-a
ricano, senor Balabrega. Ell martes dara su
primera funcion.
POr que son muchaS las perSonaS que cons
tantemente quieren consular los ndmeros de
los billetes robados en- Arecibo, creemos opor-
tuno reproducilos aquf, tomandolos de nues-
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Noticias de la IsIa

Las personals que no hayan recibido ell Pc
ri6dico destle el 18 de Mario, fecha en- que
venci0 ell primer trimestre, Y des6en seguir
recibi6ndolo deben enViar 50 en- sellos de CO.
rreos la par, valor de un trmestre seran
Sc paga precisamente pOr trimestres ADELAN-
TADOs. ~
Con 10 dicho quedan contestadas las mu-
chas cartas que recibimos proposito del par
ticular
~
Dicen de Rio.piedras, que una senora que
ALI lego aver de Arecibo por ell ferrocarril,
acompanada de su marido, para visitar un
pariente, tHVo la desgracia de sufrir un aborto
mientras Tefrescaba en- un cafe de la pobla-
cion.
90
Las nOtlciaS que venimOs recibiendO dia-
riamente, dicen que ha lIovido en- estos dltimos
dfas en- varios pueblos de la isla donde los ri
cores de la Sequia mas Sc hac1an sentir.
90
Nos escriben de la ciudad del 0eSte que
Sc hacen ALI grandes preparativos para la inau-
guracj0n del nuevo edificio (casa de Fajardo)
que en- breve ocupara ell Casino de Mayaguez
90
En- San German hay mucho entusiasmo,-
asi nos 10 escribe un amigo,-para la construc-
ci0n de un nuevo teatro que hay en- proyecto.
Don Jose de Thomas y Tirado, de Huma-
Gao, nos ha enviado la solucion del lOgOgrifo
publicado en+nuestro mum. 119. Tambien nos
la han enViado D. Jose Sanjurjo Santos don
Manuel Hernandez Ayala del mismo pueblo.
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ira edicion numero l16 que SO has agotado
completamente
Del 80 al 114 bilIetes-del 1850 al 60, 5
id.-2.737 al Al, 8 .751 al 55. 5id.-4687
al 91, 5 id.-5.393 al 81, id.-6.571 al Is,
id.-7791 al 95, 5 id.-1O.779 al 83, 5 id
11.846 al so, 5 id.-12.814 al 18, 5 id.-13.796
al 500, 5 id.-14653 al 81, id.-I5.772- al II,
id.-1C319 al %, 5 id.-17.765 al SO, id
1879 al 90, 5 5id.-19.065 al SO. 5 id.-20.813
al IL, 5 id-21.802 al 6, id.-1OO al 103, 4
id,-1.823 al 26, 4 id.-5.7O5 al 8, 4 id.-6.163
al 66, 4 id.-7.265 al 66, id.-7.268 al SO, 2
id.--8.O86 al 81, 5 id.-9.lO5 al 8, 4id.-1O.281
al "a, 4 i'd 301 al 5, A id.-12.457 al so,
id.-13.278 al 81, 4 id.-14O62 al 65, 4 ids
1921 al 81, 4 1d.-16.75O a. So, 4 id. .346
al 40, 4 id.-18.26O al 63, 4 id.-19644 al AZ
4 id.-2O.419 al %, 4 id.-21.26 al 20, 4 id
2l.272 al Is, idem.
90.
HemOS sabidO que nuestTO ilustradO ami
go el Doctor Tizol, ha reit6radO su instancia
al Ayuntami9nto de la Capital, brindandole
gratuitamento sus serVicios para atender al
Hospital de Santa Rosa 81 ell Ayuntamiento,
como es de esp9rar, acoge la instancia de
Duestro competente amigo, estaran de enho-
rabuena los muchos paeientes pobres que So
licitan sus conocimientos qpirirjicos.
-
Segdn la C0cet0 Official de hoy, eli ell mes
de Mario pr0ximo pasado Sc han efeotuad0 los
siguientes pagos por todas las cajas de la Isla.
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n 0 las

ES de todo punto indscutble, pues asf nos
10 han manifestado varios amigos, que haya
quien tenga mejor surtido en- la plaza de pape-
les jaspe y chagrfn para eneuadernar,, que Ell
que Sc encuentra en- La HispGNo- americana
preciOs limitadsimos. 80
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ANAGRAMA.

: ANAGRANA.
4 mi S51gpdtjcO amigo r. b.
CELIA LAMA v. A S. TUR 2-sI.
Combinar estas letras para que forme ell
nombre. de una senorita de esta poblaci6n.
Juana=Diaz. Katy.
U-Lo encuentro usted muy grueso
hasta rejuvenccido, seflor D. Antonio.
-Es natural. Como en- La CGtGEG9aG,
San Francisco 56, y Fontanillas me trata como
cuerpo de rey.
FUGA DE coNsoNANTEs
Ded5cdda d la sinpdtica Srta. A'sG CorderO
q SalgGdO.
o o. i .e..o. i a.u.e.
il .a..ao. 20 u. 90.
.ue o. e. 90 .i..u.o.
o. "a o.io. .ue 90.
Una amiga.
Las damas deben tener particular esmero
en- conservar su dentadura. naja la eonser-
vatanto como los PQluoS dentGles del Doctor
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