davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-08

Anochs reclOiraos s slgulente telegrama de
Jusna~D DiaR:
"Al tenar conocimisnto esta poblaci6n del
telsgrama del Gobsrnrdor sobre sl hacho osten-S
sibls g'orioao reAlizado por el general Mac{as
contra La kAbiaa marroquies, SO reunieron varias
Personss Sonnotadss de Ia losalidad y acordaron
ana man,fsstacl6u pdblica que fu6 sunenizada pc,
los aoo"das de Ia mdsica tocando el himno nacio-
ma danostrsndo todos en- sus rostros la satis-
faccl6n que experimentation por un suceso de tan
ia magnitud. Ditigiendose enthusiasts vivas al
Rey Ia Nasi6o, 81 Gabernador de esta Isa y al
g5a8rsl M&cias slgunos ''muex&s" contra nueH-
tL3s enenigos, vlvaa muerss que tusron contee
tsdos por los manifsstantsg CON febrii entusisamo
entire la diversss caRss aociales que No halaban
repr&@sntsdas en- dichs pstri6tics manifestaci6n,
dn'Go|labsn el sehor alcalde actual dom Manuel
B sschi, Jusz muoicipsi tenieats cara CONAN
d,ots polieia, Jsfa VoLuntsrios, guardias eiviles
olnplesdoa del Ayuutsmiento, terminando ei
a. - con una brave patri6tics aIocuci6n que di-
rjgi6 loa ooncurrsntes ei sehor Miqusl relative
o. .cso realizsdo, quienes obgsqui6 CON refres
CO inpyovisAdo en- que reprodujeron los VITO
E&a &lusivos al caao HI Ageute."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-08

EN- Ii REL0JERIA iTALIANA
lie Don Agustin Muss, Gale de San Francisco
admero s3, So componsn toda c'ase de maqui-
aas de eoser armaa de fuego, por diffcil que sea
al trsbajo gsEaatizandoio
PreciCs m6dicou. 10-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-08

aitio algunoEpara 10 exhibici6n de aabsllos en- Ia
pr6xima Exposici6n regionsl De gsntir ssrfa
que los excelentss caballOs que pos6en don Anto.
nio s9cols, de Salinas; don Julio Mirahill don
Temistocles Lsgana, de Ponce; dom Ovidio Colon,
de Santa IsabeI; el Cura p6rroco de Cabo.Rojo;
dom Nicolas Qmnones, de Caguas; don Juan Rs.
mon Quinonss, de Gurabo y otros no envfsn, para
que scan oonocidos y admirados, por su andar,
bollas tormas y azada los cabsllos que pOsssn.
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La Excma Diput&oIon Provincial acor56 on
Ia session de anoche cOntribuir CON Ia suma dc
S o, 900 para alivio de las victim ,s de Melilla
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Anoche tuvnos ei gasso de recihir Ia visits
de- Ia bells inteIigsnte professors de "a Norma
d. Msestras, senora CAmara de schlItsr. La se
nnAa de Sch usex nos manifesto q. acompsfada de
Ia ssGora dots Nicano1a Dlaz competents direc-
tora do Ia dicha Normal, ysit6 Il lunes passdo q
t5. Il 81 Gobe rnsdor General, con obisto de pc
di-@ paen1iHo para ditigirss las pr fssoras de
eata Capital do Ia Isla, en- solicit1d de que Las
sh3 mnas de las escueas contribuyeran CON hi!ss
y vsndagsa 10 maa que dessasen para los hsrl-
dos de Africa. s. e. scogi6 gustoso el patr6tico
psnsamisntc de las refsridas damas, sutoriz6ndo.
las dasds luego para llevarlo Cabo.
Terminals Ia entrevista CON 8. K. pasaron laB
citadas damas Ia casa de la apreclabls profsso.
IA sefora Gil dc Hsnr1quez, quien acogi6 CON en-.
tusiasmo la idea arriba expuesta, ofreCiendo con.
tribuir au msjor 6xito. Las senoras D1sz y
Csmara 50 han dirigdo en- csrts que publiea el
"Balstin" al profesora'o de 10 Isa. Ri envio de
htas etc, dsbs h&csrae directamente 10 sonora
Drectora de Ia Normal.
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a consecue1clg &c extraoEdinaria vents
q@e hubo anoche dsl pari6dico en- eata Capital ,
& pssat de- habar aunasntadc Ia edici6n en- $500
ej- npla2es, no alcanz2:oa los ndmsros impresos
p a rsmitir eompleta la cantidsd que 90 envfs &
vscios pueblos del Este, contrstiempo que Ia
neatsnos, Haranos una nusva edici6n del TO
l(e1in, psrs que no lea qaede trunea ls novsla
loa que no hayan rsoibido sl psxi6dco rsferido. ,
L. repartremos gratis.
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La EStrella do Orc s: F

Procedente de Paris Barcelona ha negado esta
Captal e intelgente tria e de Sombreros
Capotas don Enrique extenso surdo d.
articuos de Ultima nogedad guato Ha trado tabi
variado eurdo sombreros Marinertos gorrae
ninos Ofrece servic1os La ErsNa dc Ovo 15-Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-08

n Use en- vez de pomada de tric6fero IL Lo.
csd" Amtahsrp@tsco del doctor Monies y Diaz
Mantiene Ia cabeza limpia y frescs evita Ia
caspa
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cs7s.s "GYvI Blanca" /, Sast.siI'

Esta muy acreditada marca de cerveza %
detalls en- los prncipsles establecinnientos de Ia
Capital y de la Isla, sus cuaidades estomaca.
loa y buen gusto al psladar son insupsrablss
Sus agentes pars toda Ia Ials.--Caldas y c.
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AlMACEN De Nts!cA 7 LIBERIA

HEAnQ el mejor de todos cali -ad precio es
WIZ 10, ~el RlOJANO DE TRICIO
90 detas Capital crato Is; don Manuel Rivera San
MoRANo en- Puerta de TERRA, F. ZAMoRANo O.. Iines
Los celtfcados de ogen anasis de excelente cado
est4n disposition del que guste verlos. Dbre 10
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ca uo0nla una partida de tabaco, bien sur
oO NOS1uC tda sn clasea, procedente dc
Las mejores vegas do Cayey. Pueden verse
mueatraa precios SO Is casa de villar, Fabian y
C.a--San Justo 49, l5-12
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Jamones,' embutdos en- general, vines es
quieitog, tabseos Dc Ia Habana de Cayey Ron
lie Jslnsica peras de California en- el Co'mado
de Csrecedo.
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AgenCia de Aduanas

CoMs16N REPREsENTA016N TR1Ns1To
Esta Agencia encarga de obtener Ia bilitaei6n de
los documentos de Aduanas despaehos adeudo enega
etc.~-Calle de Tetu6n 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

.ae-ae9 voyaesD eu6se unspsGkahSs sossussa
20 NJ fortunes eonsA Ysehung parties, ocsen
nshsrmss, nervous. siekIy psopis. whom the
,asnng Of railway train Affects much IN the
sams wsy - the tosslng Of ths sufses DO one
Who crossss the Atlantic for tie nrss tune.
seooid b mindful Of this and b provtdsd With
a edequate supply 81 The BssssfA This ineon-
paxaeas ssOmseete viii promptly sess.s ssou-
seh outrsgeouxiy disturbed. u . capital snfidcee
% malaria ana nervous complaints. remedies
consupat1on and ettiousnsss ana counser1cA .
tsooeucy % faeumaftsm- Besides Shfa. ts COM
psnaases fcf . loo 81 enemy cooseQ0ea upon
uoooe exegsion % nervous auxfety, and avsrts
she elects Of exposurs IL snessmens weather
Ana TIE wearing Of damp eioehta3. Both appe-
tie sud slssp are promoted b. 4. and general
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Tbeoscphv.

Tho rh<osnrsseal >eciasy Eesss ia Fe;s.s
rau.s. hsll las froat streei ~ q. e. >ut Sees
-rss Tr.se FstA" meeting w.al Also &c aeia
q. R.slaxa 81 y. N. & A. bal. a. = Ia. and 81
N.nis,, hail pawamisa. 81 n u A iectars
w. - asiysn ny Mas Aide a.ignt, o: Tacoma
A -,S,i,s{ ,nyttassna exssa5st 10 al
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Aalvasica Array.

sssvs,soa Array raeessnxs~saaefy PRAYER
raee;4ux : q ~ Holiness tacssinx. II .. -
fAa.,y axrnxrtng, u ia sArs:saa meeting. :
IA IA Issrxs .ssy - cssssaaasy iarise1 hafrAcxA
So 4xc.ss.a street
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sVtrtsAAttsts,

The American uniOa ~ syirsiuslists- Secaad
street hall ~ sse Nascaic temple. Eatisrpu' .
proxssassvs lycxam al y IL Lecture a. = IL
Spiritual meeting IN keameR's ball every saa-
a.s ~ : sop n Platform Tree IN discus. al
sut,syfs MR.. ~ texnessas viii give p,yeao-
,ness.c rs aSings ,his evening.
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Bapsiss churches.

hsiirfd Baptist cnurch-kev. c. A. Satyer
fasisi -aotAth seaoo. at - IN.
Mar; asian- psnish Bsasist ehuseh-~Ssx,h and
'fsis a stress services al II ~ M
Nss:s Dsaauish Baptis church Preaching
sa;e. every sunday by Rev, ". K. Bnrfe!L
iyifs stree, Mis.lcn o. Market street Baptist
ssa'v s~>nadsv school s, .an r. II. J. r. Res
sNsif saPerintenaeat
-ssfsa nsp.i., church Bell and Eighth
sessst Rev. =, a Nelson, pastor. services AZ
ia y: and 81 3. IA
.Nc'Ssire sire, aissIea Of Market street Hap
Ms ssres sunday school at $50 p m Thso-
ssss sufesF. superintendent
asNAeat Baptist chureh-~AGrcra street
~falss essrs Sunday Al II - IA. snd NJ ssSb
,ae pastor. Rev {. A. SAiyer. Prayer
NfAs iaafsdsy evening.
n3s tniea Mission. First church Moltke
a. saesaas streets sunday school. s ~ y. m:
~ meeting, es'aex;as. 30 n IA. rros.
''Ss', superintendent
SKIN seattle Mssssan. First church south
ss.as sas Dearborn streets sartay scAcol,
~ essyes meeting, Wednesday, :, - r.
- W saas>, sal'~si aseadenI
.erse seattle hapsist caurea-cerner Third
<su Nteets Kew. NJ /. Ruxg. pastor;
80. ~ IaiFi street services al II q III.
Ssssns seaieci al evening ssrn,aa: Tho
Yatea fssr sunday schssol al l. IS p m
- seesSs sasrtiug Sc 6 a. n III issnse
~ .assisf sweating, regular prayer meeting
'"c@S sssassx a; a.
s.I~~ STREET Baptist eaarcA~Carns- Market
- issis ". Essa. pastor residence.
~ ssENoS SvfNsccs Is tae rsasta, a. n
Aaa IA Aagalus sad rsi "iaEA Spcts
Lii" Asea3pg tvCt bright slsats ia
81 r.a4sF sNAfss4 ~ close % tzcFulnk sers.
al . Ffsii. superintendent Irving ave
AL Ne,ta.ts street uassssoa. s q = -.
'se2'e secaesy, y 81.
lks ssFSisI eh1feh Fourth street between
r.. saa tssrrs Rev, q. bagrhelt tastsr
s,--es A. u a a. srsa q. asp IN Communion,
f..sh-
a. .pNpiVs g2eettng Al s,A CoGsess 81
ID - 20 s0-s-En saksstens THURSDAY evening
- g - tf"irf Il prs#cs sslvFufnS I'D cv,,ts .
sSfks- Nofs4laS - 8Ftss tes trr.,xlsrss
a.. 10, . >4sastsstesi to sas fAtoes Fyer,.
SS% &.sas.&ssa css 81 &sp STRANGER,
t@s'f sAFtIei to wegsels viii Ia
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A3venf CHRISTIAN ehsrss-oa Warren street
hail biloxi north OF fFoai street pose. house.
services ct II . IA. Ds. Nss4Is;a Chapman. pas
tor
seventa Day Advsntsss caureh-sa POP, ar
street. seattle sabbath school. 10 O. m ser
ysrep. IL 4 ~. every ~s,arssv. Frazer meeting.
Nesassssay evening ID S'cloes-
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Catholic Shurch~s.

Catholic Church of the sacred Heart Bell aai
sixth stfast Conducted by tae kedsmI sosasss.
Mass st - - a. IN
CstAo,te Church of oar Lady az Good Help
South Fourth and " Asaingsoa s;rcesA Rev. Y.
Y frciositsine. pastor.
Catholic Church Of the Immaculate Cencep-
tion--ss ssh saa spring streets Rev. Victor
.serrsad I. J., pastor. Conducted ~ tae Jssa-
its Esf.y mas. e. IA aai q. IA ssema
hiea mass, 70 a. 8 n. SUNDAY school, 5 r u.
lassrgct!1n aad bsnesscton. 30 = III
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Vntsariaa Chareh.

Rev " = George. n n. viii sr<ak .: tAe Z
o'esoss .sllv 81 iAs feGns Meas Carsssiaa As
sscaAso}l AZ I n III
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

Cordray's thsatss and auditorium can b
rented during the closed season from July
TO September II for balls. parties. fesfi-
walls, private theatricais or for any respec-
table establishment The auditorium
will seat ], 90 people. and having level
door IL especially fitted for balls. festivals
and society sociais. The thsater can b
rented with or without the auditorium.
Terms reasonable. Address J. F. CoTdray.
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Chrissisa (hurch~s-

Church OF Christ, OF Everett, wash.--Prsach-
ing at II !. m and 3. M. sunday school 81
g,ss n. ~ All services In the upstairs OF the
broadway scAoolhouse.
Olympic Avenue Church Of Christ-,sii oiym-
pic sveuce X II. Moss. pastar. sunday school
a, 10 n m Preaching at II q. IN and rs =. N.
loang tscpies meeting at 30 p IN Prayer
meeting IN thursday ., 7:Sl .. m. The North
seattle electric cars run within one block OF tie
church.
Frat cirls,isn chureh-senecas street. between
Ibiri snt Fourth. Rev. H. l. DaniAp. pastor.
Ksstdenta u. Harrison street. Telephone losA
All sunday sery Ger In Ranke's halt, corner ftfth
aud ftst streets. sunday school. s'sS = IN.
Mis- Iuty [. frstf, superintendent Preaching
riesy. a III. Mas ! Grant. supcr,nsentcat.
\. T. ;. = at n The oschestfa- feof Rsek-
mana. eareotor wills accompany tae chorus
choir In the evening. Communion every sun
csy site, service.
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49, Reformed frsstvsetiaa church
s''~e' 'aesr fines Service. q, IL q IA
r. 80 sNeshftstisa eagFca- Rfes4ssy ass
s'.so y n ''NSs ~ IL q IA aud
-. - fs4shytsrtxs cAarcA~ Oak ana u.rrt.
, A fEsAeaias So kss. usasSs :. Mais.
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Congregational Churches.

Taylor Congregational chureh--Birch and
Thomas streets. Rev. george II. Lee pastor.
services az II a. m and 7:p p. m.
Brook.ya Congregational church-Rsv. Joseph
Wolfe. pastog services at II .. m. and p m.
sunday sahool ~ L.. 2. m. Regular weekly
prayer meeting Thursday at 7:D p m
Eagewsser Congregational church - Rev.
Henry kstchaa. pastor. services NJ II m
and q. nv, sunday school a. 1918 p M Y. r.
=. &. b. ss 7:i5 p IN. subject Tor morning,
love stronger fesn Death, for evening, sfhs
Prayer FfnIn the Csosa"
Plymouth Congregational chufch-Cofnes o!
Third anu univerrity strceta Wallace Nutttux.
u, H., rasAor Residence, $50 University street
Preaching at II = m. aud y m Bible school
at 1870 Jackson street school ut 2. IN. Joy
.trsei sch:roi. Wall street. At p IN Y. \. = G.
J.. at - q. m
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IAe Csiysssaliss eusday school VII nsos n
xne1s Ill. eoenss AIakA asd osive sfrssA. ~
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oYRANYR BuCRgYR

RsSusls aaA ssfurntsheA ipe~ss norchas6 9eoA
Tass1sy. -fkaesssAy saa essaeaAy - J N -
Klaxsssn- or tam hss. Hanger. seAescE. IAih
wAup. Dasssso Hosaspoes- Cnsoe CRY sn6 lister.
uSssAss pa4nts arriving Csion Ctsy 81 p. -
Leaves aioa City . N Wo5eee1a1. tu1Ao
- nas3sy. AsnvtaS - eeexsie O. = -
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Not one In twenty ass free from some little
ailmens caused BY tnaction OF the liver. Gee
Carriers Little Liver PiliA The rssult will b .
pleasant surprise. They give poeislvs relief
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s,ca.v. Leaves Seattle. - so m. IL 30 m
@'' Leaves Everett. $50 m, 500 p N
Connects with boat for Snohomish. Connects
with steamer Flyer for Tacoma
Trips daily. Including sunday.
LAaves C0lmen dock. foot Of Columbia streeA
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLAUD TROuP. FRANK w. 0OODHuE.
Prsa Secy.
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The Seattle. lake shore d Eastern railway
makes snroush connections ct 5nohomish fos
Lowell and Everett Train leaves Seattle daily
at $50 n. retufntu9 arrives as Seattle y p n.
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Have Yous Address Corset.
he City Dis(Dtosy for the current year y now
In pesA Any one having made change In
their business location % place OF residsncs can
have the correction made BY notifying By mail
or othsswiss roik's seattle Directory Com
pany. ~ Roxwell building. city.
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80 He Church Of Our

r Cn0fCo Oh VuY
lsdy Of Good
Help will Be .
center Of great in
tersst for this
community today
for " o arch
bishops Of the
grea, Church Of
Rome will b .
there 1t the 1870
mass. A. Is gen.
eraily known, one
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Passenger hrs-spckans 70 Nakusp. Nelson.
kaslo and al KocssnAt lake points. $40 50
Round trip rate-srckAne 60 Nelson. Kaslo aud
I'll koossnA Lake points and rptusu eli 30
Round trip rass--Spokane TO Revsissoks and ~
turn. tickets limited TO 10 days. eis.00. Rcand
trip rase-Spckane to Glacier and return. tickets
limited to 10 daya &cae0 Round trip rate
SPOKANE 10 HAM and return. tickets limited to 80
days. e300 90
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Y.nHAa saospfng Cara KaegA1a pay CpaeAsa
0nd Anase Palace lining Cara oesgeon seasaia O.
Pnal ed Chicago witAcus change Coaascssoas
s1e u, points - fAs Gated ssssss and canadA
OFFICIAL rIM8 CARD
TAKING EFFECT JUNE s, 1898.
4RAIxs LKAvx asArrfs:
x< 9 r.al and E.ss-.s 80 , N ana ic.scH N
kor POssiand and soofh-s.l5 = m, s:Ao and
For osympiA Gray's HArsor eisses ana south
0erd-e15 . n
For Tscuma-s:ls and lo:As q m. a:,s. x.sa
700. ESQ, ard 10 - d IN.
For Snohomish So.tru ana Annrortes- 4 m
For kveresI snmss and wAaseom-sso q IA.
For Snoaualmis faiis and North Bend-S.3o
m
1RAIxs ARRIVE At ssAr1LR
Prom 81 Paul and Eass-l2:3s . m ana SEQ
From Portland ana souiA-i:is . m, 500 ana
From Olympia Grays Harbor estiss ana South
From Tacoma-l3:7s. las ana SIS q m.
12:l5. 600. ESQ and $40 p. m
FROM snohomiso. sedro and Anaec-sss-lo:30
From Everetl sumas ami whascou-& 80 a m.
From SnoQuA.u,is Falls and n orsh Bsnd-A:3 81
= N
1AlLAoAD AND STEAMSHIP TlcKErs TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORTH
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sevsnfy-fve pieces French Crepon Suitlugs.
strictly all wool, - tnehes wide. married. down
from soc 20 dc yard. ". r Lsckie 4 Co
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HAPPY HUNTING GRoUNDa

How many people arc huntinx for that which
will give health, which u wealth and prosper
Try? Thss desire u only rsaiiSsd when you hunt
for and get AEoth B4esr2 They are . store Of
nutrition sad have nd equal - . blood purify
Ing and blood buitdfug ionic.
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BORT ANaKLEs. PORT rowusxHn. DUE
i sscess and seattle route.
TINE cAHD
Fase Passenger ard Freight PYopeilG8
MONTICELLO
Commenctng Tuesday. May - 1893.
Leaves daily sScspt Monday ~ follows: Seattle
q IA: Tswneeod 10 80 arrives Porr Aogeiss
u m Lsavss Port Angeles p m: Port
Townssnd $50 p. m: arrive seeftae 10 y I'd.
Landinsa Guy ooek; seattle; TiosaLs Dock. fese
HATCH HROA
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STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND. SIS.

CUMBERLAND. S.
A T the Court of County CommisS toner's be-
IA gun and holden at Portland, within and
for the County of Cumberland on the first
Tuesday of June, Ammo Domini. 1898, to wit. at
a regular session thereof on the first Tuesday
OF October Ammo Domini, 1885,
On the foregoing petition It being SATISFACTORY
responsible, and that an inquiry into the merits
is expedient, it is hereby ORDERED. That the
County Commissioners will meet at the Post
Office in said town of Freeport. (lxnoWn as Free
port post office.D on Monday, the fourth day Of
December, A. D., 1898, at 8 o'clock in the
forenoon, and that the Petitioners give notice
to all persons interested, by causing an attested
copy Of said petition and this order Of Court
| thereon, to be served upon the Town Clerk of
said town of Freeport. and also by posting up
copies of the same in three public places in
said town, and publish the same once a week
| for three weeks successfully in the Portland
Daily Press, a newspaper printed in Portland.
in said county, the first of said publications,
! and each of the other notices, to be at least
thirty days before the time of said meeting; at
which time and place. (after it has been salts
duly given,) the Commissioners will proceed to
view the route set forth in said petition and
other routes and roads connected Herewith
and after such view they will give a hearing to
the parties and their witnesses at some con-
venient place in the vicinity. when and where
all persons and corporations interested, may
appear and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted.
Attest: B. G. STONE, Clerk.
Copy of the Petition and Order of Court
thereon.
Attest B. G. STONE, Clerk.
now d1aw3wW
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AFact Worth Remembering,

There are many such of course, but here is
one which specially commends itself to in
valids, viz. that in order to acquire vigor, the
basis OF health, that IMMIGRATION Is only posi-
BILE by re-establishing the functions Of diges-
ton and assimilation upon permanent basis.
Stomachics in name are numberless They
impart a slight stimulus to appetite nothing
beyond this. Much more is required, and Hos
letters Stomach Bitters fills the BILL" This
time-honored standard invigorant builds up an
enfeebled physique and protects it against
disease by fnsuring the thorough conversion OF
the alument received into the stomach into
blood and bodily tissue. Clothed with increas.
ing strength throuhh this unfailing agency, the
clal to health. Use tho Bitters in malaria
rheumatism, kidney and liver. trouble and
consultation
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ton, are boarding at John ALIENS. They
are are trimming sleighs for Charles 3.
Allen.
Miss JEANNE +: Rounds spent several
DAYS in Portland last week.
Miss Bertha Twombly, of the Cor
ham Normal School, spent a ten DAYS va.
cation at home. returning on Tuesday.
Mrs. S. l. Adams, of the Mountain View
Farm. and her son Frank were visiting
at Willis H. Adams's in Portland the past
week.
Charles E.Allen is having his house
reshingled and painted. Dill and Adams
are doing the work.
Mrs. Mary Libby still remains very
low. There is no improvement in he1
condition.
Republicans about here have been feel.
ing pretty well over the election news
last week. Who can blame them?
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By lapidaries it is highly esteemed, and
1t has found much use in jeWelry. Sew
enty-four emeralds were found in sin
gle" pocket but most of them were toe
badly f1awed to have much value.
Jewels Il for Watches.
The 100000 watches manufactured
annually in the United States require
1000, 600 jewels-from seven to twenty
one for each watch. Of these 5000. 600
are ruhies and sapphires and 7,OOOO OO
are garnets, representing a total value of
$500, 600. Most of them are imported.
Deposits of quartz crystals, or g rock
crystals as they are sometimes called.
occur in many parts of. the United States.
Mines of them at Little Falls, N. H., are
worked by tapping the, rocks until a
hollow sound is heard indicating a
cavity. In such cavities the crystals are
discovered, sometimes tons Of them
aflous ornaments are made from them,
and likewise mirrors.
A mirror of quarz crystal has the great
advantage over glass that it does not
detract from the rosiness of the complex
ION. Every pretty woman should have a
clients supposed that rock crystal was
water which had been frozen at so low a
temperature that it could not be melted
again.
The northern part of the Colorado
Desert is paved with wonderful .peboles
OF porphyry, agate carnelian, quartz
crystal and garnet. The ground for
miles is literally mosaic of gems, which
are packed together SO that the surface
composed of them is like floor. Most
of them are perfect spheres, and they
are SO polished by the shifting sand as
to look as if they had been oiled and
rubbed. The reflection of the SUMS rays
from them produces an effect that is
gorgeous beyond description.