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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-18

OIicina de reeaudaei6n q satsiacer 81 Reparti-
mleEto; Ell la inteligencia de que cesandO es-
te nltlmO t6rminO ell IA del citado mes de
Abril SO dispondra al siguiente dia, el cooro
pOr lavia de apremiO, q los que no hubieren
pagado sus Quotas, con los recargos y eostas
que previene la instruction VICENTE, cualquie-
ra que sea 81 motiVo3que aleguen para 40 ha-
berlo verifcado
Lo que Sc avisa al pdblico para conoci-
miento general. Puerto Rico, Mario Is de
l89l.--JNtaa Jose PotowS."
90
Sc ha altorizado 4 don jose Canovas para
cOnS5ruir unOs banos de mar en- ell paraje CO.
nocido con 81 nombre de la Puntila en- la pla-
va del barrio de la Marina de esta Capital, Gu
yOs OaIlOs SO denomiran de La PrOVideWciG.
90
Ell Presidente del Casino La JatUeutatd, dc
Arecibo. ha dirgido un amigo nuestro ell si-
guiente Seegrama:
Casino JmUentmd, ira recibir viaeros y
les invita- para bale Microbes" er
A Areeibo, pu6s, que ALI nos esperan
gratfsimOs ratios de solaz
Ell domingo tuvo lugar el sepelio del cada-
yer de la virtuOsa Sra Da Carlina Olno del Rio.
Paz a sus restos consuelo su af1igida familia.
La Association de San Rafael EN- junta ge-
neral celebrada. anoche, ha acordado que al fa-
llecimiento de un socio Sc ehtr4gu a la familia
la cantidad de 20 pesos para los gastos 'tei en-
tierro.
Nos dioen que Ell ell recnto del Sur hubo
aver un escandalo grandfsimo. Dos indivf-
duos que peleabaD, resultando uno de ellos
herido.
Dicennos que un chiquilo de siete ocho
amos de edad, hurto en- la casa de D. Antonio
Jauregui, dos sombreros, una sila un abrigo
de Sonora. De este mismo chiquillo que es-
ia preso disposition del Sr. Alcalde), Sc dice
que en- dias pasados cometio otro robo en- la
casa del Sr. Carbon.
Los pagos del presente mes Sc efectuaran por
la Tesoreria de Hacienda en- laforma siguiente
Mario 3.-Secciones ga Y IA
- "a - ga Y So
30 ga "a
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9cupaci0n de terrenos perteneeienfas 4 D: Jo-
s6 GallaFt
-Desestimando peticion de D. Jos0 Ba-
llesterOs Munoz, maestro de escuela de Barros,
solicitandOse declare de texto la obra q TaDla
intuitiva dc pesas y medidas comerciales de
Puerto Rico
-Desestimand0 instancia de d. Francisco
Gil de Valerie, para que SO establezca la nivela
cion de sueldos entire maestros y maestras.
-Resolviendo de acuerdo con ell Consejo
de Estado eli expediente promovido per el pro-
fesor de primera ensenanza d. Ramon Marin,
solicitando SO le confiera la escuela superior
de Ponce Y SO le abonen haberes.
--Autorizando a Don Joaquin Ne Llacer,
Juez dc instruction electo dc San Juan, para
residir en- Ia Peninsula por ell improrrogable
plazo de 80 dias.
-Destinando $4,000 pesos para Ia cons
truccl6n de un sepulcro en- la Cathedral de la
Habana para encerrar los restos de Cristobal
Colon. .
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Noticias de la IsIa

FL Gobierno General de esta Provincial, ac-
cediendo una solictud de nuestro querido
amigo don Leandro R. Gautier, de Mayagiiez, Y
de cOnformidad con ell informe de la Admins
TRACTION Central de Comunicaciones, le ha con-
cedido la correspondence authorization para
que por medic de una red telefonica pueda CO.
municar directamente el Hotel de Marina, del
que es Director Administrators ell referido
amigo, con la Estac6n telegrafca que no hace
mucho tempo SO instal0 en- la Marina Meri-
dional de aquella Ciudad.
El objeto de tan it'll innovation es trans
mitir desde el hotel los telegramas que SO
otresca hacer cursar a los hu6spedes, recibien-
do ell igual forma los que les sean dirigdos.
Damos nuestra mas cordial enhorabuena
nuestro antique y buen amigo por la feliz
idea que ha concebido en- obsequio de los nu-
merosos hu6spedes que sabemos concurren al
Hotel, ell cual dc paso reeomendamos los
que visiten la Ciudad del Oeste, pues particu-
larmente sabemos que el trato es ALI delome-
jor, en- cuanto a la mesa, no hay mas ALA.
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la Correspondents Dc Puerto Rico.
Ppeyto-l2ico, MarsO IN De 1891.
IMPORTANTE.
a nuesLros Agentss y suserltoTes

El l8 del actual vence 81 primer trimestre
do Ia mayoFsa de los susccitOres a Ia CORES
FoNDENcIA DE PUERTO-RICo on los pueblos de
6e Ia Isla.
AQuellos que des6en continuar recibiendo
81 diario, se serviran abonar 4 los Sres. Agen-
les, IS enyiar esta administrator, bajo pile
80 ceItificado en- sellos de cOrreo libranzas
90 Ii prensa los dos pesos del % trimestre
antes del dicho dia 18 del corriente.
Nc seryiremOs ninguna suscrici0n sin los
requisites expresados, a no ser que los intere-
aados nos escriban directamente, anunciando-
Dos su eonformidad de d9sear Tecibiendo LA
eeRRRsPoNDENCIA DE PUERTO RICO.
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0rden de la plaza

Marco 18-Parada de los Cuerpos de la
guarnicl6n.-Jete de dtG: Ell Teniente Coronel
de Colon D. Adriano Lopez Vista de HoSpi-
tai: 90 CAPTAIN de Colon VIgtEGpaciG !: Un Oh
cial de C6dts.-PGs6o de cO9avGleciesstes: Un Of
cial de -V9giz0nciG en- la Marina: On
Official y un sargento de Oddix.-santos Cddis
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De La RdgoM da MaEapiiez

De IA Ragom do Mayagiez
Aver ha partido para Ponce, con Objeto
de restablecer su salud quebrantada en- Ell se-
no do su familia, nuestro querido Director
que hacia algunos dias Sc haElaba aquf postra-
do en- CANA. Hacemos votos fervientes Dor
su prontO restablecimiento."
Deseamos que ell amigo companero, Sr
Braschi, Sc restablezca pronto.
go
NuestEo estimado amigo compafierO al
Sr. Treles, director de EE Canon de Cayey nos
ha favorecdo con la siguiente solucion al acer-
tito del nI1mero 85.
Quiere usted tomarme ell pelof
Ell tai padre de la Saeqra
De la Dasye1~ de SW hegnsGno
jQuien Va a ser sino su abuelo9
F. TregIes
Sc encusntra eD Mayaguez donde piensa
OAR algunos conciertos, la inteligente pianista
Srta. Ana Otero. sa
De Las Marias nos .invitan para los gran
des desafOs de gallos que tendran lugar ALI en-
los dlas p, % y % del corriente. Muchas
gracias.
La Sra. D. Marta 3azouez de Manterola
(de Utuado) nos enyfa la souci6n R1drocotiIa
oS56ttc0 del logogrifo que pubIicamos en- nues-
ira edici6n del 13 del corriente
90
FL Il del actual tendra lugar en- la Secre-
TARA del GobierEo, la subasta de las obras de
reparaci6n de Ia Aduana de Ponce, euyo pre-
supuesto aseiende a la cantidad de So, 3,O63-49.
=
Ha sido reconoeido Dor personals CONNIE.
tentes un coche de 1: case destinado al servi-
clo del tranvfa entire Catano Bayam6n.
Ri Sr. D. Pedro Amor0s ha sido nombrado
para desempenar la eseuela del barrio de Al
garrobos en- Santa Isabel.
90
En- el barrio de Ri5-Ca1as fl6 robada la
tlenda de don Joaquin Torres, lleVandose los
cacos 52 pesos en- elective varias mercancias.
La Guardia Civil. del puesto dc la Muda ha
practicado activas diligeneias en- persecution
de los ladrones, deteniendo por sospechas
suJetos que han sido entregadoS al Sr. Juez de
Caguas con prendas que acusan su culpabi-
lidad.
90
La senorita RGQuet de HumacaO, nos ha
enViado la soluci0n de la adiVinanza anagra-
ma que publicamos on nuestra edcion del IA
del cOrriente.
90
don Santiago Elias de Gales le robo $27 s
un criado suyo, cuyo paradero Sc ignora. En-
el mismo pueblo ha deSaparecido de la cuadra
del LlcenciadO D. Jose Barber, un hermoso ca
ballo, color rusiO blancO, de 81 cuartas de al
zada, y como de amos de edad. Ell ladr0n
parece que ha tornado rumbo hacia Manatf.
90
En- MayagIez Sc han expedido por vapor
aleman ASc0saiG, con destino al HaVre, Ham
burgo y LondreS 8s6 sacos cafe con 1859 XII
los; 267 cueres de res para Hamburgo con
2, ,243 kilos AZ sacos achiote, para Hamburgo
con 1928 kilos
En- Ponce Sc han exnortado nor vanor
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lndice de Ia Gobernaci6n
Re07es 0rdcmeS.

Altorizando para residir en- Ia Peninsula
por 3O.das 4 D. Jose Ramirez Alfonso, Secre-
Ear0 de IA Aullienca de Mayaguez.
-Cantcstando 0fici0saae l4 de EnerO so
bG eet;iei.n dc ii II DE expfopiaci0p
fas s inotiYO del osto qua debe ha-
et silallia de fer Ffiles de esta por
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Del mismo colega

Del mismO colega:
El jueves 1ltimo en- la tarde ha salido de
esta Villa On union de su consorte, con Objeto
dc embarcarse para la Peninsula, en- uso de
licencia, ell sr. b. Jose Merino, Juez de instruc.
ci6n de este distrito. LIE acompaflaban. hasta
ell t6rmino do Ia jurisdiction varios de sus
amigos. Que lleYe feliz viaie. anssl69 a
la DensOer0cla dice,--y dice bien, ,--que
para evitar en Ponce males en- 81 ,pT6xilno
ejercicio municipal, suprimir los consumes,
solo que da IN Tecnrso desagradable. pero eff
caz delatar la ooultacion de Ia riQueza i'm
ponible y que paguen los que deben pagar''
90
Ha sldo apr0bada la qualification dc I5
pesos a los telegrahstas que han de prestar
el servicio relative la correspondence que
ha &c conducir 81 FerrocarTil.
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~ CaSGS QIe Sc xeC0asielsdU1s --E BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria dc Ia Capital
PropsetayfO J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd-
nero 16.-Perfumeria extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abOnadosS Esmero'y y limpieza.
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N NOTAS

LO hemos dicho, 10 decimoB no nos can
sarOmoS de repetirlo.' Cuanto nuOVO OlOgan-
te Sc fabrica en- ell ramo de artfouloS de OGcPl-
t0rio SO encontrara en- La HisDawo- americans
q precios que no admitsn rebaja. ~ @
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Los pagos del presente mes Sc efectuaran por
Ia Tesoreria de Hacienda en- laforma siguiente ::

Los aetivos duenos deE popular cafe La
M0llOrqsCiaaG, observandO que las aguas que
Sc pueden encontrar Ell esta Capital y sus con-
tornos en- estos momentos de gran sequia, no
reunen las condolences de salubridad 7 aseo,
han tornado ell plausible acuerdo de hacer
.traer de Bayam6n aqucl lfquido ell cual es
puro zSampio = t5ItrGdo. Felicitamos los re-
teridos amigos por su determination sin repa-
rar en- gastos, 10 que resulta en- favor de los
constantes cOncurrentes al cafe
90
39NO hemos bebido nunca meior Brandt
que el del FRAILE CARAT
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CHARADA

Segw'sdG prinsa de flo
En- mercerfa hallaraS,: Et5G
SeguNdG es planta silvestre ss
DrOga muy medicinal. sa
SegM'sdG y tercia es .un nombre
De lombriz descomunal:
De mujer es nombre 81 t0d0 DO sG<A
Que es faeil adiVinar. s
saA7a P. A. Cutie
axlss. PAaACR0STICA ansaAe&
R .5..s..:.8. o Nombre de yar6n.sg sss
r .5a.4 $500 Q Nombre de var6n! i .sp-ses
II ..y{02l Apellido. S hCX,a zg1g .sso
.es.,.s,n, 80 Apellido, kg5F kgzgUahNE
Il .s,5..s 3. 49, o UR licOr. ! @ sessf,sga
r. 49,. : o NombEe Ge Har0n. ,s
R .s. o sNombre de var6n. V eras
Los puntos pegros forman sel nombre del
autor.
aSsse.s Bolilto.
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Sc recomienda

Sc recomienda como extra superior como
Ell licor mas sano para tomar en- las comidas, ell
RON VIEJ0 SUPERIOR que detallan en- la Ten-
da Honda, San jose 81. a..!r7a
Els de 10 bueno 10 meior 1872
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En- Ponce SO han exportado por vapor
frances SGitt-DONstsgwe, con destino Geneva,
Ha7re, Trieste Marsella 2, 138 sacos cafe con
163,248 kilos.
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HGuerra sin cuartel
Los ENEMIGos DE LA PRENSA Il

En- nuestro estimado colega EZ CZGns0r
9eE Pals leennos ell suelto que sigue:
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Leemos en- EI CriteSjo de Humacao

Sc nos ha asegurado habeT sido nonbra-
do Alcalde de esta Villa don Lorenzo Carlo
que 10 era de Vieques ST Siresultare cierta la
noticia, sera la primeTa vez en- muchos amos
que Humacao tenga un Alcalde extrano al Mu-
nicipio; pero mucho nos alegraremos que sea
para bien dc la localidad, aunque es dc dudar-
90 por los muchos inconvenientes conQue ha
dc tropezar la nueva autoridad.
Permita 81 cieIo nos equivoqueInos
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The Silver Question.

One of the hardest fought battles
of the Congress which expired March
4th last, was over the matter of the
freeu coinage of silver. Outside it was
Wall Street and Eastern Capitalists
against the mining States and the
Farmers Alliance. Mr.. Cleveland put
himself on record as opposed to free
coinage leading Democrats IA
vor it. Other parties are as much di-
vided, and it promises to be an ugly
question for the politicians to handle
in harmony. However this agitation
may result, the people will find that
gold, silver and paper dollars all have
the same purchasing power when ap-
piled to the purchase of a ticket over
"The Burlington" and Republicans,
Democrats, Farmers Alliance, silver
men and anti-silver men, all unite in
pronouncing it the popular and favor
tie route, as it goes everywhere. For
tickets, rates and time tables, apply
to your nearest ticket agent, or write
to w. j. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent
@. B. & n. r. r., ST Paul, MINI.
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The ADtness of Slang.

Slang is fungus growth upon the
pure language of a nation, and must
therefore be regarded as a species of
unwarranted usurpation; but it must
be admitted that it has it's uses. Its
terms are so expressive. Each word
is an epitome. For instance, it comes
easier to say that a thing is "a chest
nut" than to explain that it has been
current for so long time that it has
become tiresome. And it expresses
everything when we remark that there
are ''no flies" upon the ST. Paul & Du-
luth Railroad-the Short Line be-
tween St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
West Superior, Saltwater and other
points. AS short line it is rig bit sin
it," and always "gets there" Fine
service, quick trains, close connec-
tions. For information address Geo.
W. Bull, Gen. Pass. Agent, or Geo. @.
Gilfllan, Asst. G. P. A, st. Paul,
MINI.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

Augustus M. Green, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. M. Green, of Vernon, died at
Mapleton Wednesday morning of in
flamation of the bowels. Deceased was
15years'ofage. He was attending school
at Mapleton and was taken sick on
Saturday. The parents were tele-
graphed for Monday and were with
him at the time of his death. The re-
mains will be taken to Vernon for
burial tomorrow. Augustus was a
bright boy and his parents had
great hopes for his future. Being thus
early cut down is source of great
grief to his family and friends, and in
their sorrow they have the sympat by
of the community.
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HOME JOTTINGS.
From Thursdays Daily.
DEATH OF MISS COY.

Miss Florence Coy died at 9 O'Clock
this morning at the residence of her
brother, Mr.. J. B. Coy, after an illness
of two weeks. La grippe is said to
be the cause of her death.
Miss Coy was lady about 40 years
of age. She was possessed of those
womanly qualities which endeared her
to all with whom she came in contact,
and her death will be mourned by a
wide circle of relations and friends.
The sympathy of this community goes
out to the afflicted. The funeral will
occur at two O'Clock tomorrow from
the house.
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Our life is made up of mistakes and
the greatest one [ ever made was in
not using Losses Extract Red Clover
long ago, Isuffered two years, scarce
ly knowing well day, with Rheuma-
tism and Indigestion, had arrived at
the conclusion that was nothing but
a trial to myself and friends. | COM
menced taking your fluid extract of
Red Glover, in fact arrived at the
point where l would take anything
any one recommended. Saw your ad
and thought l would try little news
paper recommendation on my own
hook. Like all other remedies the
first bottle seemed to do me good. But
unlike all other remedies / discovered
no bad effects from taking it. I am
now on my thirteenth bottle and
though perfectly well, go on the sup
position that, if a little does me so
much good, will keep it up.
Very truly yours,
]. A. EBELING,
LatOnia, Ill.
For sale by Jno. r. Jones, druggist.
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Deafness Can be Cured

By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is ,only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets infamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed Deaf
ness is the result, and unless the in
fiammatiOn can be taken out and this
tube restored to it's normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by Ca
tarrh, which is nothing but an infiam-
ed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that we cannot cure by TAX
ing Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars free
f. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
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OUR NE1GHBoRHooD.
STERLING CENTER, April 6.

STERLING CENTER, April 6.
"Drape" Ward is working with Walt
Boyer on his well augur.
Mrs. E. w. Parks is visiting with
A. Benedict and S. M. Growers folks;
her husband has gone to Murray Co..
where he has farm.
@. E. Decker has a new buggy horse.
Bert Hicks lost valuable mare last
Saturday.
John Boyer's family have got back
in this country.
w. III. Johnston sold a horse to Ole
Olson last week.
A. FL. Nienow came home from Ma
pleton to spend Sunday.
Canbelle Ellis moved over on the
Burrows place last week.
r. j. Ellis will have VIM. Ellis
team through spring work.
W. j. Grover sold two loads of hogs
Monday for $40 per cwt.
Boyer Bros have their derrick fixed
up again. The wind blew it over last
week and broke it quite badly.
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place, has purchased farm of 100
acres in northern Iowa, near his ''old
herd ground" He intends breaking
up part of it this season to SOW to
flax.
School begins next Monday the 18th.
Miss Emma Hawley is teacher.
Mr.. Sherman's youngest boy met
with quite a painful accident the
other day. He and his brother were
lettering with plank across a stump,
the plank slipped off and as the little
fellow fell he struck his head on the
edge of the plank and cut a terrible
cash. DR.. Bishop dressed the wound.
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1t is only fair to Mr.. Bulls to say
that he declined to stand as a candi-
date for special judge, hence the vote
he received is no indication of his
strength.
The straight tickets were very
scarce, especially in the Republican
wards. In the Fifth there were Sc
straight Republican votes, As straight
Democratic and Al straight Alliance.
In the Fourth the Republicans polled
81 straight votes, the Democrats A
and the Alliance Is. In the Third
ward the Democrats got in 126 I'M
scratched votes, the Republicans a..
The Second ward Democrats came up
with 124 straight ballots, the Republi-
cans II and the Alliance "a. There
were cast in this city about 100
straight Alliance votes.
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EVANSVILLE, Mimi, Abr.

The village election passed off rath-
er excitedly here yesterday owing to
the issue, it being the cow, to let them
run in the Village or shut them up.
The whole anti-cow ticket was elect
ed by a big majority, as follows: Pres
ident, J. o. Chandler; member of
Council, F. III, Miner; Recorder, Geo.
A. Wilson; Treasurer, H, G. Chase;
members of School Board, E. Dieudon-
ME and S. Dane.
L. Holmichael has broken ground
for the basement of his building on
Main street; a one story store build
ing. Finle Bros, Cameron.and Quasi
will commence on their brick stores
in few days, while G. Kruger is hav-
ing plans made for his two story brick
store building. Altogether the build
ing season promises to be a good one.
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The election Tuesday passed off
without the slightest friction and re-
suited in an overwhelming victory for
Democratic candidates for the offices
of Recorder, Treasurer, Municipal
Judge and alderman in the Second
ward. These were the only offices
over which there was a contest, and
from the returns there was not much
of a contest over most of these.
1t is always easy to find fault "after
election" and show the causes which
led up to defeat or the reverse. The
main point which seems to have af-
fected the Republican candidates is
that they were not Sin it" to any ap-
preciable extent, while stay-at-homes
were mainly from the ranks of their
party.
The boastful assertions made by a
certain faction of the Democratic
leaders that Judge Porter must be
shelved at any cost, because of his re-
fusal to betray the trust of his party
by putting Gen. Baker on the Demo
cratic Congressional ticket, caused his
friends to work with untiring zeal for
his success and created no little SYM
pathy for him with Republicans. Mr..
Porter owes his election to Republicans
and not to members of his own party,
and this fact will apply to several
former elections as well as that of
yesterday. Had the Republicans stood
by Mr.. Shissler, as he deserved, he
would have been elected by a good,
round majority.
The result in the Second ward on
alderman was something of surprise.
Not that Mr.. Peterson was elected,
but that his majority was so great. 1t
is evident, from the face of the re-
turns, that the Cousandier element
supported Mr.. Peterson with usual
Democratic loyalty.
The following is the vote by wards:
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GARDEN CITY. April 8th.

W. L. Mason shipped two carloads
Of hogs to Omaha Tuesday. N. Beebee
furnished several that weighed about
700 pounds each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beebee returned from
New York the early part of last week.
About fifteen couple succeeded in
surprising Bird Beebe last Friday
evening.
Grace Stewart came home from
Mountain Lake Friday and remained
until Monday.
Owing to bad weather, the concert
given by Dan Wilson's class was not a
financial success. We understand
that it is to be repeated soon.
Celia Scott has been quite i'll at Mr..
Wallace Friends for nearly a week
but was removed to her home on Fri
day.
Miss Macomber attended the funer-
al of Mrs. Warren at Vernon on
Tuesday of last week.
Miss Jennie Rector is spending sew
eral days visiting relatives and friends
in Garden City.
Rev. Mr.. TruaX preached his fare
well sermon here last Sunday morning.
The Hall was crowded. We are all
sorry to lose Mr. TruaX, and hope to see
him again soon.
Mrs. May Church returned from
Red Wing last Saturday and reports
very rapid progress in her shorthand
and type-writing.
Mr.. Frank Loring attended the
meeting of the G. A. R. Monday even
ing at Mankato.
Clara Loring visited her aunt, Mrs.
Geo. T. Barr, in Mankato last week.
Our school opened last Monday after
a months vacation, We understand
there are only nine scholars in the
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BY the time this reaches the read
ers farmers will have begun seeding if
the weather does not change.
Mr.. Kilmer, of Alma City, is work.
ing for VIM. Sherman in the black
smith shop. He is a fine workman.
Mr.. McColly, of Winnebago City, is
visiting at Rinehart's.
Mr.. Thos. Laffey, formerly of this
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higher department. When will peO-
pie learn that boy and girl labor is
the most expensive that can be pro-
cured when it is paid for by the loss
of hours in the school room.