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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-15

Para Ia tos rebelde para todas las afeccio
mscOs AZ GUayocoz del doctor Rodriguez Castro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-15

dero de sus hllos ID. Juan Diaz Da Ramona Diaz
de Rubio as1 como ell del esposo de esta D. Saliva
dor, q. con rumbo Santiago de Cuba Sc ausenta.
ron de esta Capital hace tres amos, desde donde
pasaron Mayari-abajo. Sc suplica los peri6,
dicos de Cuba Ia reproduction de estas llneas.
Ha yenido esta redaccion Ia sonora Petro-
ma Olvera, vecina de la Gale de Norzagaray no 49,
& quejarse de que tres individuos, estuv1eron el
jueves pasado en- su casa preguntarle por sus
hijos que como ella no pudiera declrles porque
10 ignoraba, fe atropeiada por ellos dentro de su
domicilio, que al sair su esposo, vieje y en-.
fermo, preguntar por que le maltrataban 4
su mujer los indvduos citados le d1eron varios
palos, llevando luego la prevention la citada
Petrona, que entonces supo que los repetidos in
dividuos eran vigilantes de la policia. Del hecho
SO ha dado parte al Sr Juez Municipal.
Algunas de las ventaias que tiene ell SECURE
de vida reallzado en- la Socsedad BenSf de Mossa.
chusetts de la que es agente general don r. B. L6-
pez, son las siguientes:
Ia La redaccion de sus p6lizas clara preci
sa, sin ambiguedades subterfugios, es modelo de
senciIlez. "a No hay restriction respectU viajes
8 residencia. 81 Els incontrovertible despu6s de
tres aflos de exped1da. "A Els practicamente in
dlsputable SO convierte en- una herencia positi.
va, en- vez de una litis probable En- suma, 81 ell
asegurado psga sus premios vida, su muerte
Sc paga su POLKA SIN expedientes.
S. E.. Ell Gobernador General el ST. Cano,
al despedirse hoy de los empleados de la Secre-
taria de Gobierno signifcaron estos con EXPIRE
sivas corteses frases, 10 satifecho que, estaban
de los servicios de dchos funcionanos.
Hablando de las tiestas del Guarto Centena.
rio en- la Habana. dice de alf un amigo:
El bale del Centro Militar, expl6ndido, brillan
.t1simo. Todo cuanto Sc olga, resutta palido para
demostrar el buen gusto que predominaba en- ell
decorado de aquellos salones Ei buffet magn1f
co. La orquesta, compuesta de notables profe 4
sores, solo de instrumentos de cuerda. Los
cormets elegantfsmoa; fgurando solo en- elos ri.
godones, walses y lanceros. Tre1nta mil pesos Sc
han gastado en- esta fiesta. El Cfrculo Habanero
y el Casino Espahol dieron tambien lucidfsimos
bales, la aristocratica sociedad de La Carl
dad" una gran velada, en- Ia que Manuel Sanguilf
pronunci6 un discurso, que no desdenarfan hacer
suyo nuestros prirseros oradores. Nuestra COM
patricia Lola Tl6 recit6 unas dGcimas 4 Colon,
que fueron ruidosamente apIaudidas"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-15

S. E. el Gobernador General Ell ST. Cano,
al despedirse hoy de los empeados de la Secre-
taria de Gobierno, signifcaron estos con expire.
sivas y corteses frases, 10 satifecho que estaban
de los servicos de dichos funciona1os
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-15
NOTTCTAs DE LA CAPITAL

Hato,grande, Nvbre. 1892.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-15

Ademas del sefor Soliveres Mieras, dicese
que SO signifcan como candidates para esta Sc,
cretarfa de Gobierno los senores Ruiz del Arbre
~ Satan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
OPPOSING PENSIONS For SCHOOL rEAcHEBs

An Informal meeting Of the Committee By Laws
OF the Board OF Education va, held yesterday after
ncon 10 consider the subject OF pcnsonng teachers.
several Commissioners who were not mrmbcr~ Of the
committee attended the meeting e. pruc. again, q
repcr in favor Of such action, and The committee came
20 no decision. one Of DE C9mMi -iOr"rS SID 30 -
Tribune reporter: There Is strong feeling among
TIC Commissioners against the scheme Of ppnsiOning
teachers. II J., the entering wedg' rf va>' sys;cm
r., pcn~ionng throughout all our departments. which
viii end reckless rXtiavdgancc. II tire New NOri
EcaId OF Fdnca0n Jvors pcnsionifS school catcr,.
every Town In the state will be- pctitionlng M" L"ei,
lac 10 pension their teachers aiso. school eacline
Is not unusually hand on The health; In fact. it T.
remarkably easy. The teachers work only five hours
% day, only five days in the week. and less than 200
days In the year You say certainty that
the Committee on Bylaws viii not make u favorable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING OK TO-DAY.

Chamber Of Commerce meeting D. i" c,.r HAIL
rord If Estimate and Appointments. wy rn,r,, .
7.,I,I q d. Briges, Scotch byte'iah '"''o''
y. no, o,,o, Hotel Metro
POI, 80 p. III.
po,r1 Of Aldermen CITY Hall. ] D. H.
r,r Association meeting y. M ,,,,,othe,
} p. ,,a,rf,,o, College. 8
e.oty o: Psyehicsl Research Hai'''"'
Z. NJ. ,,,,, .ssoci,tlon No.
J3G SiNth-nNr. y. ~. .,,.
Trunk Line Association Passenger a,a,,, voch,
p,otessor L. : SMITH lecture before So9"'hn'N' '"''
Club. < =. n. ,,., ,.o.,.o,
.,o,o,t. Alumni Asso. ation dinner. Clara 'N'
,don, 81 Anthr polocy College Of the CitT Of New
York. =, m =, ..i.r >,,.onic
Kane Lodge. No. i5i 7. and A. NJ. mcc''n2' NT'o'''
Han. D. . .,.., "
222 .lowcrv. T. m.
Police ard Pilot Commissioners meetings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

" FOfWIEN Tt'NH''T@H. IT. =. ~. -,
Whom tbc North German Lloyd stra'hS"p r'i'c ~
ivcd bcr, on Saturlar sic cN'nplic' ue'l'''"''' 80"
.l,r, rorcc between twlclcd"c and iw''uieu"''' "e
had ON board no ,ie"rrtc passenger !. w. Wv " -
had 10 forward pa-'cnfefH' inns '''' ,..,,,,'
,i, ga. ,prl.c1 10 pas ,cngeI- wl" hal bought
=. -. fl, g., temporary cabin built in The s'ccF''-"'
:, ,v,. ais, alleged that ,hcy had paid second ,"D''
,a.,s THE snip W., released 10y the 'u''o" i''',,
an,horitic, AMI landed her a.cncc'' is Ir 1 v IDS
ti,,,.c nriccr could 10 aUgl; Cu lcel ~'i'C Wy -,
iIVu 49,, On ,f "f ih. do.iic on thc part o. E"r"Pch
,Iip compani-, 20 yicM - the N +gnr ,d5 If
tion 10 ind,- rsminItc inim@'iil'h m LII I.lond
,ro " in,vlfd" pa--cn GER pi'hrc1 ~ ,,.' H..
ltc G rr6 or imhirrrr.' tickets to Oh" Wct lh''
cid that they had been brought n.r "i ,l' ned icon
-. rri of cabin .s-cup ~, ara tHl' u' i"' ~ -
,,,mdctinp around IOWA ever since tn,N VIZ M,
,ri. matter win be- placed before me treasury DI
mcnt by the Eli Island anlioiilic'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
1T OFFERS S250,OOO FOR A FRANCHISE.
THE CITY COMPANY WANTS TO EXTEND IT!

THE CITY COMPANY WANTS TO EXTEND ITS
LINES " FIFTY STREETS.
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company sent COM
muHlcation to the Board Of Aldermen Yesterday ASKING
for franchise build its live in lbout fifty streets
Of the city, and Offering 100000 or the franchise.
agreeing TO deposit certified ccck for that amount ~
the hands OF city officials payable when the iIancl,c
Is perfected. Last week the King { univ hi"oul'
Railroad Company, whca wa, Incorporated last sum
ner TO build roads IN Ncw-Ctrcct and FlHihu'n' up
plled 10 ,hc Aldermen for franchise % buii IN CERTAIN
streets including some Of those covered by The BrC""
lyn City Railroad Company, offer lc'tcrcaN' 40
offer of payment for the franohS" wa, made. lhc
proollyn CITY Company is the lar9csi street rail
rood corporation in The city. and ma cshN -"''
miles OF donblo tracks under its control IT new ap
nlca;ion covers about fnS mile, oi street, arG WIZ
rive II control OF "A vast amount %. ai'tiJn3l r'N"i
NV the trolley which viii bc introduced on all the
routes The principal streets IN which IN" f'hP'''
now asks the privilege Of laying tracks ana oP'"-
cars are Decatur-st., MOrgaA-aN'.. NaS aN-a\s' "'
broadway 10 south SecOnd-,t, Rodney ST. sou h>'""
st. Stagg-st JohnsOn-ave. Ccn'rTlaVc" hNu"''
ave. Lewlsavc, Thro pave. frcm Park.avc 10 NFFI"
.va putuom-avc from N0>trInAavc. to Inc 'N
line Halsey-st from F.oidWay to IN" Guy ."
Hovard.ave Hamburg ave, Marc' ave. NcN-'''"
ave Donclass.st Eas New lcrhaNe" iloNp'''
place from vandcrbiit-ave. % tae city me- 'o"''
ave- Rockaway ave, Hbcrty-Iv"" H'oh'-'''' "
Greene ave from Frankln ave. 70 The GU! "''' u"
lines I'm these streets VIII iucnde extensions VI
prcsent ones and the e,ta,hhmcnt Of re" on,'. IN
question wa, referred 10 the Ra roau oa, cam,
Franchises heretofore granted hl'' "Cc" "
pensatlon to the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
AN ENTIRE FAMILY ATTACKS \ POLICEMAN.

Policeman Michael owens. 20 ;hc Fifth Precinct had
his inv fractured late OH sunday night. aud received
other injuries. while crying g. arrest Peter h'h"i'
Behan lives at 40. - North FoUrth-st. IN" omcer
had been appealed 20 by Mrs.. Anna Kennedy, neigh
Dor OF the Iehan>. who aid mat Bchah hd' ~
sauited her without p0voca'i}n Nheh Owens eh''ic'
tho house Eehsn turned upon him. ard in the ell
confer Behan was assisted BY the Who'll, family, who
beat the policeman almost Into infcnNbihi; Wori
CT the trouble was sent to th" - ice station ana
several officers hascnei the kO,.,5 They arrived
I'm time TO save OwcAS'S life After much dhhcuTy
the whole family arrested ana locked Nj. me
injured policeman attended by an ambulance
surgeon and taken 10 hi, hone The prisoners were
arraigncd before Justice Goctins yesterday ana hc
Tor trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
He WOKE Up AND CALMLY SHOT MoScoNo.

Benjamin Nic3ino was ara cue" 'oi'',
,.icr rirho yesterday aod he'd or 'hr-' oil
r-ao- 4, killing Onofg'u IA, coao. whom n sto' ~
No $50 slxth-ava. oarlv yesterday morning ~
his number Joseph W." has barber sl"p H'N
COMO was his fifth inaw. and ~iih III iain' WIS
having a visit on uaaav evening. McoA wa
cmp owed as barrier ny WHir, and Ia on H'""'''
evening went 10 slc'p IN ore OF INT 'n'I -
sbon Mrs White tried rou' him ana Wh'h -"
a., IN, succc d her faith. took him ~ the arm az"
shock him. without word colro pm! ei le'o''''
from his rocket and i'ed poin;-hi1nN al No'o ',o
The ball entered his left breast and kle' w" II"
stantlv NicOlino ont OF the mouse u" N"'
pursned and c,ugh; by policeman 1iS ir''i'C'
WIS found in the chair ana every c'a"or' was '"',"
Ms White says that after TIE s'po""le NIcol' Paw
son,.tbnc in IN. revo,vc: and IN, Is 81 te II WIS
Il cartridge The prisoner says he was drunk ae ui
moi know what he wa, Going t4,,"no VIZ MY WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
poY ARRESTED FOE RlGAMY.

A youthful MGamis WIS a'Eaiened IN TIE oates
Avenue Police Count yesterday. II" WAS N'"io'
Walsh Of No III sump, r->t.. ard is Oni} nineteen
wears Old In August 1-0l be WAS married To Eo'l
schneider and left her I'M q - months. Last
october he Was married 10 Annie Nc ahiey' Ills hrs
wife found Tut whore h" was wing. ara Lot l"o"l'E
ttet he was married = coad time sccuIe' Il Wa'1ht
f,r his arrest on tho ciarC' o Il! &nlcnmolt. NheA
SIZE learn d o. tie sec n mairas'. me complaint
against him was changed I" lGmany ana Ia Wa heli
IN 81 500 bail ytsicriaN 20 answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

FW|TNT III
The scamcn'S Christian Association "''''''"
free rcadirg-room and chAp"i Tor a''"'''' " an,
49, Zinc. room, aud chapcl ,or scam'F, an'
tn, ot Va ,;cj Westinghouse. where i'ii'' ''7
service, Of song and Instruction are hei. Inc "N'o
daton j, dependent solely upon voluntary co"'ll
hutions. The mission i, open daily from p ~, H.
10 10 D. m. Ala j. asked 10 s!s'li illu ~. ,no,n
oay upon cash basis. no debt b'inE incu urrr.
Girs however small. may be- mailed !" tr ~, :,
,'rr Mi. f. NJ Fang,. at so. 60 NH'llls'D,,s ~
or To- The treasurer Wainwrieht-IIaldc, NO. ~ il"'
st. room II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
liy DIES From TYpHTS FEVER.

4 telephone message from the Homeopathic Hos
pital on Wards Island TO the Bureau u Contagious
Disease, in Mulberry ST. Yesterday said that Thomas
Cock a patient in the h,spilal Wa believed tn be
suffering hom typhu, fever. An inspector rom IN"
bureau went to the hospital and confirmed the dag
,,si. Cool, VA. .ont TO ilr fever pavilion On Nor;
protler Island whcl" Ii" did in III" afternoon. ~"
had been "A ledger at No. 1Di Park Row. He wa
nv, five wears old. Quarantine regulations were
ordered 20 be enforced In the hospital ward where
cook was sich. There are eighty patients in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
THE a.pErNEx WERE NOT INDICTED.

The Grand Jury continued It's Investigations YES
terday Of the expenditures by Aldermen and super
y,ors for the unbus celebration, ANA several city
officials were summoned as witnesses. There was
report that some Of the Adcrmcr had been Indicted for
wasting the city, money. Int 10 indlcimen'S were
handed down 10y the Grand Jury. III" Investigations
will be- continued 10 day The reckless WY in which
money was spent for San.s. 10. which tickets were
distributed by Aldermen ana >uprrVi,OIa 10 lhtir con-
sttuenis is The special ,uaJ"ct Ui Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

.,ruIC,v NuilONtIRES.- The Tribune ron !"
persons rrpatrd 80 nc worth n million or "o'' n,1
r,,i,,, and rcpubIi-he. IL gives the names o' ~
,,i,ir. of tc Initrd -rnir- and the line" oil o"s'
u,.sIn which cnc, made his fortune p'p,,
cover in pamphlet form. the publication WIZ e",'
ccrt. pc.,,sc paid. subscription edinon' on "''.
rnprr wih hc.ble cInii covers WIZ DC " ,, .ass
hu ,c been ma ic iu ihc li>;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
A MOST USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFT

and necessity for any Gentleman Is a
Full Dress Suit.
We make Il special feature of them.
and the leading portion OF 1t IS the
grace. finish, and fit we manage 10
crowd into them for 50 little money.
\ Fine Dress Coat and Vest, SILK
lined. trousers to match, for SlS.OO-
GOOD as any ever seen at $50.
But our $2j Dress Suit of Black
Crepe is uncXccllcd-worth twice as
much. Come in and we'll show you
some of 'cm.
Open Thi. Week Until r. VI.
NJ. HING 4 co..
The Leading American Clothlers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

,,.,,,>,-x ,,or.TRlFS.-Ncw. Acompilat'onst
,,L,,n,r,i,,c. from The Tribune. Describing mus
r.c. which hnvc 5ccn established nn"er OF ,,.as
n, the ucl>iulcv bill. Figures are s''" s.d
bct,cr wages aud lower prices oil
uood. % cent, "a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

W>U~IlIPS SINK At sANOA'-Men MAKE '"'
American Navy fu.l, much ~ American ,hps ppm
,, .,,,la a., d,u.ud u a foreign war; Read ths
ory of the gallant courage the ingenuity ana aoSss'
ob-,inncy viii. which warships epcoun'ere" '"o
o,crvheIuiug forces of Nature In the hurricane !"
samoa, Til. uuubcr also contains fhe o""'',o , !.
Di-n-ier." "Amrriean Girls Apro'o a"" IN
cents copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

,prry.piNNrV ~PFECHH>.-t nnh'o'ne p""
phIct Of - pages. COM aiming ti' "' 'r,,I A.
cricrtainims alter dinner -peech's anu -, ,,gi.
,c,,c. of ,he public dinner. Of Iic "'"'''
a., in Mar. y orr, tity. - cent, 4" COPY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

c,vvu:> -nuET ENrRts'-The e"mpa ',,,;cai
,a. su, the discussion OF economic an" p' s..,rs
orc.,;cu, i.no. For the benefit OF those """ .see,
,nr,,. badsrt ct fhc iow-?ricc" 'a"p -. .est 70
.>,,n, of The Tribune. 20 IN nnmoer' VII.
,,o,, desiring shrIn. Tor ID CENTS pos'"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

wnrn,Nr WAR ~TORIi>.-A masliEee" wy n,
lion of over - stories ci tue '!Nn ""' w.. owoua
i ,,.i,,ut. some of their inie' are "". 49,,
49,, ,hriIii,, and pntartic which have oeo" ~
into ur,a,. 10 ipngo,. - ceais copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

r.,Iu,<, ,rutNAC. I~.2.-Contaimng '", 49,,
,,.n,. -, MI the pnriir- ia 1891. and Tue 80,
,c,uru. n,d .,ati-iicai dnte, OF that year. ~"
~ crnI, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

CuutA>D TIE NEW AMERICAN NAvf.-Pre''
dcni Uarri.on'- messages TO Congress on N 'ns'to
tho ,mcricnr nniforn and flag In Valparaiso ana cs'
tended description. OF the new warsi'ps oil INC
vuiled states. with numerous Illustrations ana n
Gliding Il complete lit OF all the ne" 'e'-e-' ''
,, .-.,y. c,c This document also gives
lam liz. of all the vessels Of the cid Navy rms
Fxtrn will be read with the deepest Interest oy ever,
,ucrcnu citizen. Pamphlet form, oi pages. ID cents
n copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

pur>BNTFRI.N GENERAL ASSEMBLY, -,
The rocccGng- reported Nv INV n,.,
',...,,,nu. and revi.cd aud enlarged. In pnmph'e'
tor,n. - cents "a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
{ SECOND FiOORJ

We have Just received an invoice
nf Lncc Bed Sets, in the finer
trades. including Louis XIV,
T,rjc AutOinctte, Cluny and An
tiquc. ,:, ,;+od
The goods are peculiarly suited
for Christmas Presents, ana nav
ing arrived in this last h0llday
week. will be placed on sale, to-
day. at prices greatly below their
ordinary value. .,oooo
They are marked from $1,000
to 10000 per set.
JAMES NICER Il f. KY q co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

-, ,,rt an IT. and in ease it did The Boari o. houc'io
tFdnid rem "a ID adopt # by larrc nhl"r'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

"OTR CHATNCEY.- ..-Onr Channccy Wis Chimney
H. Dcpew. WHO /. certainly acknowledged TO ~
one Of the foremost OF American orator.-ortMNnf'
ana king, sound and saaacioas. Ills aner.dnuer
sprcche, are both the models and the despair Of his
rivals Our Chauncey" is a poem, b, Isaac liz
Bromlcy illustraed profnsciy and conically BY Dau
Beard and C. ID. Gibson of the best pen nnd'nk
artists in New-lork City. IL Il a delicious piece II
fun and il l. moreover aorougiy possessed OF sprs
orgcnial and sincere arbitration for its eloquent sub
;,ct Il, Il. doubtful whcthrr ,Ir Bromley has ever
douc hi- wit more credit than in these da.hinS roll
Icl,ir. md brilliant verses. Retail price, 81 copy
The book has been offered as premium 10 tue rr"ue'
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II. Daily u,ny now obinn il the same terns VIA
- cent. a COPY In addition TO his 'uoscr'p'on' Ans
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
announcements.

\ vigorous Growth and the Original color gwen
IN tbr lair bv PAM - Hair lH!.i 80
" lIndcr,orll. tn b,-t cue Tor cJrn'. ID 't@'
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unlike othcs cocol> or ciocoet,S j. 80 lP''4 "'' 81
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uE;RY A. DNAGEIs. ". y.
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won with our Yohcna co. o;..a 'oN'f l. ~ W.
Drown's Canphora,cd Saponaceons Dentlrice
4. he hest powder IN the word for w NV
teeth. Refreshing and deilci""'' - 'e''' o''"
PREPARE for winter by using KGcDucX cciV-
hraoi Weather strip on 'o'i 'gl n'" t,.i,,,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20

.yuIAaE lupHo, EMENr Why Ame s",., form.
I,,c. pnrr IL Prosperity. In S"a' "aus forth
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

SHORT TALKS WITH AMERICAN VOTERS
92-page pamphlet composed entirely of the magnlf.
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The Weekly Tribune on the Tariff and the Currency.
This scrfect mine OF In formation Tor aggressive
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possess II copy. "Protection Not n Tax.""Why High
Tariff PAYS" "TEe Real Doctrine Of Projections"
"Rich and Poor in America ''Reciprocity,"
money for the People, Farm Implements Abroad"
The Omaha Platform" Farm Mortgages aad
alliance Fiat Money Nonsense" are only lew 81
the topics treated ID cents copy.
KNITTING aND CROCHET 1S91.-New. 30 pages
The I'm rnd best Knitting and Crochet Extra
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-06

SUMMONs.-IN THE DISTRICT COURTOF
~ tho first judicial district of the stste of
Montana, i'll and for the county of Lewis and
Clarke.
Isaac Hamburger, plaintiff, va. l.. N. Shepard.
NJ: z. Shepard and James Chalmers, defendants.
The state Of Montana sends greeting TO tho
above named defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in au action
brought against YOU by ME above named plaintiff
in the district court OF the tlrSt. ludioiHl d'strlc!
of tho state Of Montana, in and for tho county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer tho complaint
HE'D therein. within ten days exclusive Or the day
of s2rv!cel after the s%ervicee you of this sum,
Out OF this county, bn, III his d,strAct, within
twenty days. otherwise within, forty days, or
Judgment by default will hH taken against You
according to tho prayer OF said complaint.
The said action il brought Tor tho purpose of
obtain ny adeccee of thus court IN favor OF the
pGllntif and asainst tho 1etandants, csncellng
and anuulting = oer;ain contract or bond for \
deed mada, executed and delivered BY the said
plailtin to the defendants NJ. l. Shepard and
wherein and whereby this plaintiff contracted
and obi sAtcd himself to convey to defendants
n; l., shepard and James tShalmers, those Ger
the county OF LOWS AMI Clarke, state OF Mon
tana, aud described as follows; Lots II and u
in block iBS: lots II and 2s in block lIA, and lots
rs and 70 in bloc ( lsb. IN the Syndicate addition
to tho city of Helena, tnr the resson that the aaia
d,efrnasnts NJ. y Shepard and lsm's Chalmers
and conditions OF said contract or bond Tor n
ueed; also for tho purposo Of Obj aiming q decree
OF this court enioining the dtfandsnts md each
OF them And MI pereons claiming under them or
to claim under them from asserting any claim TO
s,id property or any part thereof under taid
huud or contract; anu for such other RELIEF ~ in
equity and good conscience this plaintiff may ee
entitled; and for costs of suit
And YOU are hereby netihsl that 4 You ieil to
appear aud an wsr thu said complaint, ss above
rupuirod, tho said plaintiff will enter yonr default
and apply Ia tho court tor tho reliet demanded
III the complaint,
Given under my hand and the zeal of the dis-
trict court OF the firat judicial listrict OF tus
state Of Montana, in and for the
~~~-s-.w~, county OF lawis and Clarke,
+ Seal First this 18th day OF March. In the
Jud, dat. yesr Of our Lord ono thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety.two
~~~,--- JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY H.. &. FRnAMAN, Deputy Glork:
MCDONNELL. Glayberg X Gum. attorneys Tor
plaintiff.