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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

In the more or less acrimonious dis
cussion of Wnitelaw Reds relation to
the printers his sturdy manliness and
strength of character have been lost
aght of. whitelAw Reid is distinctly
an American. He is the embodiment
Of all the attributes that Americans
admire. Born in comparative OBJ
curity, OF Scotch parentage, he had
lev OF the advantages that are now
within reach OF the humblest child.
But such advantages AZ he had were
made 10 instii in his mind the sruest
Instincts of patriotism and self-reliance.
In 1856 he met Col. Joseph Barret,
editor OF the Cincinnati Com-
merciaLGasettea and he engaged to act rs
Columbus correspondent for that paper
ut S. week. His first copy was any
thing but indicative of the remarkable
journalistic career he has since led.
He finished his service for the Gazette
ut Columbus and afterwards edited the
xeais News While editing that paper
be named Abraham Lincoln as the re-
publican candidate for the presidency
and II ~ said that his paper Was the
first in the country to advocate his
nomination. subsequently he went to
the seat OF war. from whence he DIS
patched some of the most graphic bat
tile descriptions that were published
during that time. Intensely radical
and tAerefors positive IN MS views re-
gardng men and measures, his pen was
welded with terrible force IN cntcising
some of the men IN authority that have
since been most highly honored. After
the war. with . reputation as q CORES
pendent second 10 no man IN the coun-
try. be went to the New York Tribune.
Vnlxs the great majority of newspaper
men he VAS frugal IN ms expenditures.
and from the beginning OF his news
paper career at Is week ne bad man
eyed 20 save money. When Greeley
died ne succeeded 20 the ownership of
the Tribune, having the money TO pay
for his interest. Hls savings mad al
ready made nm rich man. and every
dollar Of them bad been earned by his
giant intellect aud fseile pen. lie
was seversl times reported ga beng
engaged 70 handsome and intsilIgen'
women. but these we're proved TO be
sale speeaisnons. When he did marry
ne took the heart and hand OF mil
honaire's dsaghtsr-but be himself
was sbandsntly provided sgainst pos
shis want. whitslss Reid : gracious
man. <iadir. independent aud self
liant. All that mates hin man d
success = due TO hs industry, tarifl
snd notahty Of character.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25
H;s Evening p;soour.e.

Az the evening services the Rev. DIR.
FAR dIscoursed on the relation OF CAPT
tai and labor, taking the scriptural
passage whatever IL Right Will Give
You" as the foundation for hls re-
marks. There u . temptation on the
part OF capital and labor 10 work
against each other and IN opposition 10
their beet interests, the speaker said.
A prseticsl syssem of cooperation be
tween labor and capital viii DO
much toward keeping the tive
elements on friendly terms. There
should BE- . premium on labor
At the erd Of eaoh prosperous year.
The speaker wss in favor Of Givins
lAhor portion of the surpius profit,
when ~ The end Of the year II should
be found that business had been excsp.
tIonaiiy profitable.
On the other hand, ne thought When
The profits are light from NJ fsult OF
the nsauIsetarsr. lahcf shonid sisks
some concessions aud make reason
sisle RED action in wages There AIRS ~
stances where firns have b~ooase ssnk
ruptsd through keeping 40 wskes -hes
business Gas dall and aBefcfitshie. II
thss - st<m ssss followed taefe would
- more Asfmosy fptsesa lsssot ans
eApsiAi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

The steamer North Park took . large
crowd Of excursioaists and plcnlckers
to Grand island yesterday morning.
The excursion was organized by the
Germanla society and run under their
auspices and for their benefit. The
performance consisted of Capt. Paul
Boyton's apparatus, game OF polo. box
ing match and exhibition of the rubber
suit in which the captain has made he
trips down many of the great inland
rivers ON this continent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

Mr.. Cleveland m his responses b the
speech e Chairman wilson, notifying
hsn1 that he had been nan.nAt~si At
chscszS. said sboas AL he ell be sx.
psetesi 20 say IN bis letter - ssreps
snee. There = not an eTignsl or strik
sne sentence ia ne carefully psepsr~i
effort re take. - = soaeeslsst tsst
the troublss ~ Home<t@sf. AMI BY sss-
fas lnssnuss,on sss~uspss 10 charge ths
responsibility Tor IA sps,a sil< fsss<ssvs
Nx4f A. ~ DpelIso1mas1 = -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25
How ALI Men Should Act!
OUR WINDOW TELLS YOU.
SQUARE"

There seems to be some doubt in the
mind of one of the gentlemen in the picture
as to all men being square and particularly
is he in doubt as to the squareness of the
deal he has been given. Our squares arc
square and we have them from 25c to 5000.
The cheaper ones are suitable for a
farmers use or for any one who has odd
jobs to do. In the same connection we
can show you Rules, Straight Levels. True,
Cheap Rules, some for Ioc--a very useful
pocket tool for almost every one. Ivory
Rules, Steel Rules for the finer kinds Of
work. Levels. rosewood, cherry and iron.
Brown & Sharp's Calipers, Stanctt's
Gauges, all kinds of instruments for gauQ.
ing thickness or measuring distances OF
proving horizontals We will guarantee we
can show YOU articles in the above men
toned lines. many you never heard of or
saw before
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

delivered Two sermons in thai church
yesterday 10 good aSed audiences he
spoke Ia the mofn.ng from TIE tsxi
Jesus Answered" and ID the evening
from the lst chapter JEREMIAH stn
verse. Then IL Lord gut fortn his
hand and touched my mouth. and the
Lord said unto me, behold. have put
my words into your mouth"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

DIR. Tracy addressed large audiencs
At ais tent .ast nlgnt on the Hind
RANGES ia the Way OF the ProdigAfs
Return" The lecture WAS accom-
panied by the usual stereopucan views
While those Of the prodigai were being
shown the schuman quartet sang
ABIDE With Me-" greatly lncreasing
the EJECT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25
John r. RICH.


John T. Rich, the republican nomi-
Vermont stock and Was born at Con-
vania, April %, 1871. In May of l84S
the lad, years OF age. came alone to
Michigan to live with relatives, his
mother having died in August the
previous year. Hero he has resided
ever since. contributing to the states
development and participating IN its
prosperity. He obtained limited ed
ucation by hard work, but wac such an
apt scholar that be sotn acquired
teachers certificate and for four terms
presided over country school. He
was married March IL, 1868, to Miss
Lucretia Winship of Atlas, Gsnesee
county, and has resided ever since IN
the locality where he settled. He has
devoted himself to his farm IN great
measure, but has been . frequent
Office holder. He was first supervisor
aud served his township well. In 1872
he Was elected TO the Legislature from
Lapeer county ana served six years.
He Was for two years speaker of the
house. In 1880 he was Q candidate for
governor before the republican conven-
ton, but David H. Jerome OF Saginaw
was chosen. In the fall of that year he
was elected TO the state senate and later
succeeded Mr.. Conger in Congress.
While III Washington Mr.. and Mrs.
Rich occupied modest apartments and
IN contradistinction with the average
congressman he is said to have not
only lived within his salary but, out of
il, to have balance on the right SIDE
OF the ledger at the close. He was re-
nominated by reclamation in 1882, but
was defeated by +. G. Carton by 2ss
votes.
In 1887 he WAS appointed railway
commissioner by Governor Luce and
reappointed two years safer. Ia 1890
he was q candidate for governor before
the republican convention, but was de-
feated by James NJ. Turner. He has
been consp,cuousin agricultural boards
and in fair societies. AMI has done good
work in each place he has held.
Mr.. Rich IL IN the prime of life, of .
| genial and sunny nature, affable and
spproachsble. He 10 just sx feet tail.
weighs IN the neighborbood of 200
| pounds, and - picture OF splendid
physical manhood, the result of o
thoroughly temperate and happy life.
HIS commanding presence and well
knit figure, ford complexion, bright
| eye and pleasant sfnIle make HIM an
attractive figure wherever he may be
YpaIsnti- Mra. william Kestsng--
| rssoiine stove-pitcher of gasoline
| terribly burned womsn--may recover
Jsckson's public building u at a
ssandstlll on account of . strike--oi
qaiexssDd.
More than thousand acres of ruta
hsgss are growing n the vicinity ol
| Oxford.
Mr.. Leiehnsso. axed %. jumped from
. wagon ~ wysndotfe aad broke hI
mp.
| The Bay Cssy canning fsetory 10 II
full operation vsth sixty hands.
Milwaukee contractors are kirinl
Niessg~n t<anssfcrs-
Fsnx b. . bold mas. Ne aces ne
qasvsr - ne fAee cf threasene1 dan
| GER. noR aassl IL ths presence q a<saa
| en1 seees1late ps<al nseA Pse1 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25
TOO HOT FOR THE BIKES.
The Blind Run Did Not Pan Out 4
Success.

oOCSCSos
In the opinion of many OF the wheel
men who took the blind run yesterday.
blind runs aren't what they are
cracked up to be. From stories told
by the few rides that had taken the
run 1t would be surmised that 1t was
anything but pleasant one. The sun
was scorching aud for . considerable
distance the roads were bad. The
route WAS to Grandville, Byron Center,
Dutton and Caledonia, and here il
seemed to end. No one knows where
else they went and no one of the party
could be found who went farther than
this.
Several riders were nearly overcome
with the heat, some wheels gave out
and for ought any one knows Fred
Morrison is still in Dutton waiting fol
the tram ON which he will return
home.
Gouldsbury and Simmons had q
front end collision out on South Divis
ion street and Gouldsbury walked
home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

YouSs Ives is astonishing all Paris
with his billiard exhibitions. In spite
Of the sneers of the Older billisrdis.s,
the young wizard is unquestionabIy
the champion player of the world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

Iris noticeable that the democratic
papers are giving much more space 70
Adlsi than TO Grover. lie il lionized
and iaesl.zed preparatory 10 beng
parslyzed by the voters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25
Press Club Meeting.

A special meeting of the Press club 10
called, to be held Tuesday evening in
the club rooms at 1880 O'clock. 70 make
the Newspaper arrangements for the
democratic state convention on Au-
gust IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

OsE of the crying needs of the Gen.
fury Is thermometer that will register
the temperature a man feels when he
discovers that the mercury is several
degrees below the figure he thought il
WA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

REPUBLICANS will not close their eyes
TO the necessity of redeeming the state
from democratic control and placing it
back in tue sturdy column of repub-
hcau states, where it stood for years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25
"carload" Morley's Fire.

Fire of unknown origin broke out In
pile of old rubbish in Z. J. Morley
furniture rooms on the fifth floor of
the Blodgett block last evening 1T 7:40.
The FIRE department. responded to q
still alarm and the blaze was quenched
before it mad done damage to exceed
Cox
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Fcr lower
Michigan local showers, clearing IN
southeastern portion. sllghtiy cooler in
southeastern portion; winds shifting 10
soutneriy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

o. the making of canals on paper
there seems to be no end. SIR Edward
Watkins now proposes 10 construct a
canal across Ireland At cost of $500,
90. 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

FRoN the way Stevenson captures AL
the glory Of democratic sesre-lInes the
belief = gsang ground that Il IL . case
Of the tail wagging the dog.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

TnxRE - little satisfaction these
days ia reading toe scientific estsnats
that the sun vii noe lsst more than
!. 0oo, ooo years more.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

H<sasss Of TIRE HERALD leaving
town far an sssi.x or tor their vacation
can have ths paper sent to any address
IA ths state United ssatss. ~ leaving
order er s~aasnS nstiee by postal card. or
by calling up 1slsphone NO. 53i-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

Tssaz - sefsss composition these
DAYS bet~ees the aspnaIt aad hs,ek
peseaens& q - uhseh ean rsSeet ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

WITHOUT question the report of tine
shooting of frick received through the
United Press over THE HERALp's wire,
was the fullest and most complete
story Of that shocking event published
in Michigan. II exceeded IN detail
and in the recital of incidents. the re-
ports published IN the Detroit morning
papers by two columns. 1t serves
among the many facts to assure the
readers of newspapers in Grand Rap
ids that they must take THE HERALD il
they would have the news of the world
complete and reliable. The news
service of The HERALD does away with
the necessity for buying outside papers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

logo i 100 exerucisIlngiy ridiculous 10
merit for him the genIie charge Of
demasosy. IL sas SIMPLY adiosle- Had
he deplored TIE Incident as inimieal 10
the stability Of social order ana respect
for law he would have challenged the
respect OF republicans as well as demo
Gratis. His eaesp sod ignorant bad for
approval from the laSless and ire
spoHslble earned for him the contempt
Of all thinking perso0s OF all parties.
In trying 10 commend the free trade
plank Of the Chicago platform, what
be said - 80 confused N verbose gea-
eralitiss thai II Is even more bewllder-
ing than the original plank on she sub
ject which Was rejected at Chicago for
Meals substitute. HIS speech reads
very much like schoolboy's essay
wherein the greatest ambition of the
writer was 10 say something new on q
threadworn and motheaten subject,
and failed ANONYMOUSLY. In his aiiu.
SONS 10 the force bill he IN.
jects little of brigadier eloquonce.
His premises are not more re-
snarkably inaccurate than his con
illusions are remarkably inslncere
Everybody knows that the "force bllP
bugaboo Is purely the product OF dem
ocratc blusier, for the measure itself IL
as dead rs q door nail and hes covered
with dust IN a congressional pigeon
hole, from whence, IN all probability
i. will never be resarrected. His pa
PROMISING terms of endearment for tn,
party; his delicate self -abnegaton Il
principle to propitiate Tammany, ane
his closing explosions of buncomb'
platitudes were the natural finale 4
a very indifferent and partisan self
gratulatory hsrangue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

HOWEVER, much Frick may be de-
spised as an oppressor of labor, his cour-
age IN graphing with the assassin after
receiving two bullets IN the head and
his wonderful fortltude in bearing what
must have been circulating pain while
the shots were being probed for will
challenge the admiration of every man
that admires human pluck aud nerve
to endure suffering in silence. He is a
man of iron will and fearless deter
mination. He has the native courage
to stand up against overwhelming and
threatening odds and insist upon his
point whether right or otherwise. H g
is just the man to be q tyrant when in
vested with large aud absolute powers.
Feeling secure In life and limb as an
American citizen, be was bold enough
to attempt to enfore the most radio al
demands springing from wealth-bred
greed against the protests Of Thousand
of organized workmen. Every trus
friend to labor organizations will pray
for his complete recovery, for while
they hate him as an oppressor they
must admire his bravery and fearless
independence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

ONE Of the most respectable booms
yet started in behalf of q democratic
candidate for governor is that by the
Jackson Citizen, naming the Hon.
Clearance II. Bennett Of that city for
the honor. The Citizen is republican
paper, but it is broad enough to recog-
nize true merit in democrat, and
hence it favors, so long as we must be
inflicted with democratic nomination,
the choice of the gallant Colonel Ben
nett. Mr.. Bennett has been honored
with many positions of public trust
and has acquitted himself creditably in
all Of them. He 10 young, enthusiast
tic, liberal, progressive and q thorough
going gentleman, although democrat.
He 10 far and away superior to any of
the back number barnacles that have
been named tor the distinction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-25

Parties e-ssrias IRE HERALD served
a. their h9mes can secure is By postal
card rsqae-E. or order through Ts1sghsns
40 531 where delivery - irressiAF
please make Immediate com piAins a. the
sntes
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-11-26
IS VEGAS NUEvo MExICo sABADo 26 DE NovIEBRE

cabalgando desaFmadCs por ell
campo cncontraron q tres hom-
nres montados sobre unos caha-
Hos de Mcleod, Y este y su COM
pahero SO yolvieron pronto 4 gu
rancho para procurarse Winches-
ters y pistolas, para perseguir d
los ladrones. Tau luego como los
ladrones notaron one los olros
yenian en- su seguimiento 80 pa.
raron y comenxaron a darles fuegoi
6stos les contestaron de 70 misma
manera, matando uno Z hiriendo
q la mujer, como lueda dicho. De
Ialh conduieron al mnerto, herida
Y prisionero 4 Rineon, donde Sc
vino 4 descubrir que Ed. Parker
era muier, sienao su vprdaderc
nombre Alice Parker.
El prisIoncfo reclama que erar
vaqueros, que Supplements habiar
tornado los caballos de Me. para
aliviar los suyos. como es costum
bre entire ellcs, mientras que Il
mujeF a6rmn que ella SO acababt
de juntar con ellos y que NADIA sa
be de sn proeedeneia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-11-26
Yiya la Paz.

Desde que ces6 el combate po-
lftico, nuestra ciudad goza de una
paz y tanQuilidad envidiablc.
Muy diferente es este 4 10 one ex.
isti5 durante dos continues amos
cuando se cerr6 IA eampana ante.
rior, en- que todo era agitaci6n,
des6rdenes, insnltosy y asaltos d los
ciudadanos.
Nuestros bnenos vecinos han
venido comprender al fin que no
paga matarse por que otro viva;
entienden que toda la rifa pasada
era por question dc mos cuantos
indiyiduos aspirantes al destino 3
al mando, j cue para llevar . cabo
sus nefandas ideas, usaban como
services 4 personas inocentcs y
enganadas.
Ahora, al prescncipr cl cambio
que uItimamente SO ha sentido, y
ell cnaI ha yenido 4 ser para 81 hier
comdn, notanlo la naz y Tranquil
! lidad de nuestros eoncludadaDos
no podemos nenos que congratu
larnos y asI mismo congratular
nuestros vecinos, esperando que
q prescnte estado de cosas cont
nue., asegurandoles d mistno item
po que mejores dias nos sonrien el
ell porvenir, ysi trahajamos undo
y con cnergia por nuestra ciuda'
Iy condodo, muy pronto tccara
nuestras puertas ell progreso y co
| Gl Ia felicidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-11-26

fin dc ocultar su deshonra Doha
Elyira acept6 el offeelmiento de
Serrano, quien le prometi6 ohte.
merle un asilo en- el monasterio de
San Jose. Despaes de Ia mucrte
de Serrano, ocurrida en- 1885, Ia
madre que eutretanto habia sldo
elegida prior del convento, insti.
tuy6 pesqaisas para descubrir d
su hUo, y al encoutrarle le invite
4 eutrar al monasterio para tener-
le cerca de ella siempre. I'll hiio
habia concebido IN profundo
amor a su madre, Y ouando esta
falleci6 no pudo sufrir Il dolor de
Ia separation y SO mat6 por su
propia mano.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-11-26
Tranquilino Lima.

El Hon. Tranquiliino Luna ha
rendido su dlimo tribute d 10
terra. Ell Domingo pasado en- la
madrugada falleci6 en- su residen-
cia en- Los Lnnas. La noticia fue
reciblda con gran sorpresa, pues
Sc habia sabido un dia antes que
estaba recObrando de 50 enferme-
dad; pero parece que esta tOm6 IN
curse contrario causando la muer-
te del Sr. Luna. Parece qve al re.
gresar de Washington rec.ente
mente, fue atacado de desenteria,
de cuya enfermedad fu6 yicuma.
El Sr. Luna era uno de los ca
balleros mas bien conocidos en- e
Territorio. pucs fue en- una ve'
honrado con el alto y distinguidC
puesto de Delegado al CongresC
en- ql afo de 1880. Despues cuan
do muri6 gu herinano, j. M. Luna
que en- csc tempo era Alguacl
Mayor, Don 1ranqlilino le suce
di6, y en- ell siguieate t6rmino re
clbi6 el mismo destino por elcc
ci6n, siendo el que ocupaba al item
po de 81 muerte.
Contaba 40 amos de edad, y te
MIA fama de ser uno de los HON
bres dc mas simpatica presenci'
en- Nuevo Mexico.
Deja para lamentar su muerte
su hljo, Ell brillaute ioyen Maxlml
liano Luna, su esposa, varios her
manos y un gran circulo de pa
Iientes y amigos, quienes exten
demos nuestro pesame, deseand,
que 81 flnado descanse en- paz.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-11-26

La prensa del pals esta LENA do
comentos sobre tener 3 no, una ses
sion especial ,lel eongreso,en vista
del enorms dtJseit que existe ~
las areas nacionales, con el fin de
tomar medidas para eyiiar que el
pats caiga en- hancarrota. III Sr.
Cleveland ha dicho que a no ser
que sea absolu.amente necesari0
para evitar tai siniestro on eg ere.
ditto nacionsl, u nolIamara an con
greso especial. Cnando Mr.. CIeye.
land entreg6 las riendas del 60.
hlerno 4 su successor, Mr.. Harrison.
hahia un submate de cerca de
sl00,00O,0o0 en- Ii tesorerIa. Ia
administration Repnblicana en-.
trando en- aegsslda, ha gastado csc
enorme sobnnle i ereado fn d6.
felt. .ssdemAs, le como ss0,OO0,OO0.
Con rdsoa Ia Nauajosa llorabas
con rasop 81 pueblo Americana les
did su Waterloo.
Todo el mundo ha eelebradc los
iiltimos resultados dc las eleccio.
mes. Tienen mucha razOn; baio Ia
administration del sabio estadista
Grover Cleveland, y con d Hons
Antonio Joseph, representando-
mos en- el Congreso nacional. to.
dos SO slenten aeguros en- sua per.
sonas i en- sus habcres. Los mias
IlHsos isepublicauos de Las Vegas
disron un bale 81 Microbes en- el
Plaza Hotel, bajo los aiSpicios dc
los miembros del partidc, y no 10
pucde conjeturar que fuera con
otro ohjeto que el de cclebrar tan
grandioso eyento para Ia nacidu
americana. A no ser que fnera
1 para mostrar que tamblen ellos tie.
nen conqu6 hacer bale pero,
este scria un proccder tan vano
como ridIculo, puesto que el club
de Martinez y Lopez Al dar 81 eu.
yo no 10 hicieron por ostentar 81.
mo para celebrar d evento mas
trascedental y digno do Ia historic
de nuestra patria.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-11-26
Oio AnuL

Por esta informamos y damos
ayiso d todos nuestros parroquia'
nos y al piiblico en- general que en-
10 de adelante solo estan autoriza'
dos para recibIr dineros por sus
criciones D adeudos d La Voz DEL
PUEBLO, Felix Mortinez, Bonita
clio Apoadca y p. @. de Baca
Esta empresa no sera responsible
por ningdn pago que Sc haga
otra persona que DO sea cnalquie
ra de los arriba anotados.
FELIX MARTINEZ,
Administrator.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-11-26
Eacenn de sensa cldn.

La yecindad de Ia pequefia po'
blaci6n de Rincon en- el Condado
de Dofia Ana, fue teatro, 4 fines
de Ia seinana pasada de una esce-
na de bastaute sensaci6n, en- que
result6 un hombre muerto y el
dcscubrimiento de una mujer en-
troje de hombre. In cual resultd
herida.
! Johu Mcleod y otro compahero,