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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
MATILDA FLETCHER.
In Town-She Agrees With the
POpuIiStS That the Nation
Should Buy Railroads.

Should Buy Railroads.
Matilda Fletcher, who was among
the first women lecturers in this
country, has again appeared in the
west in her old vocation. Little has
been heard of her for the last ten
years, at least in the west. Last
night she was at the Buckman, hav-
ing arrived on the l.. F. & D. She
has just delivered lectures at Norris
and Willmar and was on her way to
Staples, Barnesyille and Detroit
where she has lecture engagements.
She was surprised to find Little Falls
such large town saying that the
last time she was through here it
was little bit OF q burg and the
Palace hotel was the best in the
place.
Matilda Fletcher is inclined to en-
dorse the Populist idea of the gov
ernment buying the railroads and
thus putting a large amount of
money into circulation. She argued
that now was an exceptionally good
time to buy them, since stocks were
SO low and most of the roads heavily
mOrtgaged.
The reporter suggested that one of
the greatest evils of American poll
tics was the vast paronage in the
hands of the government and that
there was often a greater contest for
the spoils of office than for correct
principles of government. And that
with the government assuming con-
troll and running the railroads and
other great enterprises the number
OF Office-hOldcrs would be more than
doubled and we should then witness
a still greater decentralization of
politics under the spoils system.
TO this she replied that she would
take the appointing power from the
administration, make many OF the
offices elective and the most OF those
which must necessarily bcappointivc
be selected by some nOn-partisan
commission and after n thorough eX-
animation of the candidate.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
n CREAMERY.
I'm Effort Being Made
tablish One in Lit=
tie Falls.

H. E. Rider, of St. Paul, who is a
nephew of Alderman Rider, is in the
city today and is making an effort
to establish a creamery in Little
Falls. He is engaged in organizing
stock companies to run creameries
wherever it occurs to him there is a
good chance for one, and he thinks
Little Falls is such point. He asks
no bonus, but gets persons to take
stock, principally farmers. There are
three creameries in the county, one
each at Rich Prairie, Royalton and
Motley and there seems to be no good
reason why Little Falls should not
have one. Let the good work go on.
Mr.. Rider has just arrived, SO we are
not now able to report much pro-
gress in the movement.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
Board of Education.

The board of education met Satur-
day night when the two new men,
bers, DR.. O. G. Trace and Frank
Ellenbecker, were inducted into Of
flee. The new board elected II. +.
Schleusener, president; Fred Hoff-
man secretary, and A. r. Davidson,
treasurer. The first Saturday OF
every month was selected as the
time OF the regular meetings OF the
board and the place the Office OF
Frank Ellenbecker at the court
house at 9 o'clock a. m.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
A MILE LAC CHIEF.
Sustains the Reputation Of His Ma
ti0n for Being Good Eaters.

On the first inst, Chief Eagle, son
OF the late Chief Shaw-Bosh-K ung,
with Chief Na-qua~na-ba-no came to
the city to see Mayor Richardson.
1t was late in the evening SO they
probably went without their supper.
The may or invited them to come and
take breakfast with him. and told
Mrs. Richardson to providefor them.
They were there on time for break
fast and cleaned up everything that
the mayors good wife had cooked,
each eating what in amount would
make three good ordinary meals.
Breakfast over they started down
town when Chief Na-qua-na-ba-no
after going a little way said he
would call on his friend Simmons
the city justice. Some time after the
mayor met Justice Simmons and
asked him if the chief had called on
him that morning. He said yes
that he was at his home eating his
breakfast. This statement excited
the mayors curiosity little, so he
asked the squire to ascertain by in
quiry OF his cook when he went to
dinner, how much of a breakfast he ate
at his home. He reported that
when the chief reached his house IL
the morning breakfast was over, sc
he ordered the hired girl to get up al
extra meal and a good one for the
chief, which was done. Enough
meat, fried eggs and potatoes were
prepared for two hearty white men
When the chief had finished there
were no crumbs left upon the table
OF which even a Lazarus could make {
scanty meal.
LATER, 1t has been learned they
cleaned out a free lunch counter tht
night before.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11

The Homeopathic Columbian hospital
was erected on the Worlds fair grounds
by the homeopathic physicians Of Chi
cago. It is located just opposite to the
west entrance Of the Woman's building
and is built of staff, the walls very white
and the roof very red. The first floor
contains on one side the broad hall a
pharmacy, a dining room and kitchen
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
Deeta Suspended.

J. D. Deets, the recent Methodist
minister at Long Prairie, was tried
on Monday before committee OF five
ministers of that church. He was
charged with trying to get a woman
not his wife to elope with him. He
plead guilty and was suspended
from the ministry until his case is
disposed of by the animal conference.
The Argus makes a plea for mercy
for the guilty man. That is all
right enough, but he showed pretty
clearly that he was mistaken when
he thought he was ''called'' to the
ministry. His presence in the pulpit
would hereafter be more injury than
benefit to the cause he would be
advocating. He should follow some
other avOcation, and the public
would doubtless forget and forgive
him.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
Postponed Till Spring.

At a meeting OF the trustees and
building committee of the. Catholic
parochial school yesterday it was
decided not to build O. school build
ing until next spring. 1t would re-
.quire considerable effort toraise the
necessary money at present; and the
delay was therefore advisable. Plans
of the building have been obtained :,
and it is expected to begin work on
IT eArlv in 1894
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
Denmark at the Fair.

Denmark's pavilion in the Manufac-
lures building is beautiful combinacc
ton of graceful spires and arches with a
noble portal. A bronze statue of Hans
Christian Andersen stands in front of
one Of the wings, and back Of it is re-
production of his study, the room in
which he passed the greater part of his
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL,

HOMEOPATH1C HOSPITAL
completely equipped for scientific cook
ing for invalids and on the other side a
reception room for the doctors, wait
ing room for patients, a consultation
room and a room for the exhibition of
homeopathic methods and remedies.
The wards are up stairs, one for men
and two for women, one of the latter be-
ing reserved for obstetrical cases. There
is also ali operating room on the upper
floor.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11

ING.
time and where he died. The furniture
is that which he used-his writing desk,
bookcase, sofa, table and stove and
even the pictures on the wall-while
there are any number of interesting rel
les connected with him personally or as
sociated with his name.
Chicago is making efforts to secure
the Andersen statue as New York has
already secured that Of Thorwaldsen,
which is to be set up in Central park
after the fair closes. There is also a
beautiful statuette of King Christian,
feet high and made of gold and silver.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
Broke HE C1avicle.

Peter Johnson who is foreman of a
railway section and lives at Belle
Prairie met with a serious accident
Saturday night. He was out driv.
ing with a pair OF mules which be.
came frightened and threw him out
breaking his color bone. DR.. Trace
set the bone yesterday and he is now
doing well. ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
Won't BE There.

Duncan Clark's female minstrcls
will be seen at the opera house to-
night. Duncan does not care for any
newspaper advertising, he says, and
well he may not. If a man has self
respect he will stay away.-St.
Cloud JOurnal-Press.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
Warm Weather Amusement.

war" WeHCuer AmUSemenGs
The ice railway at the Worlds fair is
averitable blessing these hot days, thou,
sands Of visitors enjoying ride on the
real Ice and snow, while the cool breeze
fright off the ice" fans their brows.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
.t.-al..- - Z
THE INDUSTRIES OF JAPAN.

They Are Admirably Illustrated at the
Wnrld's Fair.
The Japanese at the Worlds fair are
fully maintaining the claims of their
people to be considered the Yankees of
the orient. In their village one sees a
wonderful variety of things which are
for use rather than beauty, and the men
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
CHURCH TOPICS.
Feast Of the TRANSPORTATION
Holy Days and Holidays
Discussed.

Discussed.
Yesterday morning at the church
of Our Savior there were special
services in observance of the the
feast of TRANSPORTATION and also
special music for the occasion. The
male quartette mentioned in Satur-
days issue acquitted themselves in
an artistic manner.
Rev. A. A. Joss, the pastor, spoke
upon the "Transfguration of Christ
and Its Application to Life.' He
said the feast of the TRANSPORTATION
was first observed by the eastern
church at Constantinop)e in the
fourth century and at Rome by the
western branch in the seventh CEN
tury. For long period it was not
observed by the English Catholic or
Episcopalian church, but was rein
stated and it's observance begun
anew by that church in 1888. He
spoke eloquently upon its meaning
and drew Il word picture OF Christ
with a few chosen disciples going
upon the mount above the world
when the TRANSPORTATION took
place. The applies ton briefly stated
was that the devout Christian was
to go above and leave the world
below. They must mediate. No
great religious teacher besides Christ
whether Buddha, Paul, Luther or
the great Jewish prophets had lived
who had not at some time gone
apart from the world and med
itated.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
| At the Congrcgatio tional church Rev.
William Moore took for his theme
"Holy Days and Holidays" And in
this discussion he is reported to have
taken strong exceptions to base
ball upon Sunday and the general
manner in which the day is being OBJ
served in this city. He quoted one
of the Catholic clergy as having said
last Sunday that he would have to
preach at some lake if he wanted an
audience on Sunday. Rev. Mr..
Moore was inclined to think that
because the band played "Beulah
Land" and .'Swect By and By at
the base ball grounds on Sunday it
did not necessarily make it an ap-
propriate gathering for Sunday. He
hinted very strongly that the Sab
fbatarjans wouldn't take the base
ball pill with any such sugar coat
ing. but he made no denial that some
of his parishioners have attended
attended base ball on Sunday.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
Little Falls is not sustaining it's

Little Falls is not sustaining it's
fire record. There were alarms
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, but
the only result was the destruction
of a small balm. This is not such
week as our neighboring city can
gregate loss by fire during the past
year has been greater in ST. Cloud
than in Little Falls. Little Falls has
had more alarms of fire than st.
Cloud, but the efficient fire depart
Inent and plenty Of water has pre-
vented any disastrous fire.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
BJ7(1satl1s

r~s - - a p5cINfe
of health-the woman who, has
faithfully used DR.. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription. She feels well and
she looks 60. It's q medicine that
makes her well, whether she's over
worked and !" rundown" or afflicted
with any Of the distressing diseases
and disorders peculiar to her sex.
It builds up-and it cures. For
all chronic weaknesses, functional
arrangements. and 6 female com
plants" " Of every kind, it's an nm
failing remedy. r.
And it's the only one, among
medicines for women, that's guar.
a,ateed. If it doesn't give satisfac-.
ton, in any case, you have your
money back,
Can !, anything else be 9 just as
good 2"
Z. They're about as bad as the
disease !" Not I'll Of them, though.
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are
pleasant both when they're taken
and when they act. They cure per-
manently Sick and Nervous Head
aches, Biliousness, Costiveness, and
al derangements Of the Liver,
/ Stomach aud Bowels.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
Do you KNOWN

That more ills result from al
Unhealthy Liver than any
other cause-I digestion, Consti-
patton, Headache, Biliousness,
and Malaria usually attend it.
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
is a vegetable specific for Liver
Disorders and their accompany
ing evils. It cures thousands
why not be one Of thern7 Take
DR.. Sanford S Liver Invigorator.
Your Druggist will supply YOU
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
CITY COUNCIL.
t. ,~s ---5zs3sSSsss IS ~7-S@1.r
Allowed Bills, Considered Petitions
and Transacted Other Routine

The city council met last night in
regular session, all being present:
After the reading of the minutes the
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
LEGAL.

CtHAs A. LINDBERGH, Attorney at Law. OF
=. - fee In Buffers Brick Block, Little Fall
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-08-11
MEDICAL.

MHoherts. NJ. D., II Homeopathic Physisa1
ana surgeon, graduate OF Hahnsmana
Medicai College, Philadelphia. Pa. Diseases OF
women speciality. Office in Rhodes Block.
Residence on Second street, two blocks south OF
court rouse Surgeon to st. Gabriels Hospital
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COMUNICADOS

FL comunicado inserto en- la tercera colum
ma de la plana tercera ndmero $40 de este dia
rio del g del presente aparece frmada por E. de
Gonzalez debiendo serlo por e D. Gonzalez Sc
gun consta en- el original que Sc nos entreg6 y
ell cual reproducimos para mayor claridad.
Rio-grande, IL de Mario de 1893.
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA
Muy senior mio: LIE agradecere SO slrva man
dar publican en- el periodieo de su digna direc-
ci6n el siguiente comunicado:
Ell abajo frmado, vecino propietario de
Rio grande, ha sufrido Ell extravio de una carta
dirijidS por correo q su hijo Eduardo, de San
Juan, en- la que SO incluia un pagare constltuyen.
dome fador de una cantidad que no SO expresa.
ba, como tampoco ell nombre del deudor acree-
dor por estar en- blanco la parte constitutiva del
pagar9, el cual estaba redactado de Ia manera
siguiente:
Hacfa la mitad de medic pliego de papel
blanco espafol (de barbas) esta escrito por mi
hijo Eduardo, 10 siguiente:
"Se constituye fador solidarlamente res
ponsable de Ia deuda, renunciando los benefcios
de exencl6n, orden divisi6n.-"San Juan ~
mi frma debajo.
No teniendo ningdn pagare en- circulacion,
nj fgurando como 6ador en- ninguno exception
de ano de $500 de don Juan Agosto favor del
Banco y estando resuelto no dar pagar6 algu-
no por ning1n concepto nj servir de fador alb
solutamente nadie, SO tendr4 como falso todo do
cumento de esta indole en- que aparezca mi 6rma
por tratarse entonces del que SO ha extraviado.
Para este, mayor valdez acudo judi
cialmente quien corresponds.
lie doy las gracias aprovecho esta OCCASION
para ofrecerne amigo 8. s. @ B. s. Me- ID.
Gonzalez
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EFEGT0s DEL GAeIQulsMO
GALES, Mario IL de 1893.
sr. Director de LA CoRREsroNDrnor1

Sr. Director de LA CORREsPONDENCIA.
Muy sefior nuestro El dia dos de Enero del
corriente aho algunos vecinos de este pueblo
presentaron un escrito al Ayuntamiento oponien.
dose Ia installation de una maquina de vapor de
mas de 35 caballos de fuerza que se estaba mon
tando en- Ell centric de ID misma poblaci6n, desti-
NADIA la pila trillado de cafe, fund4ndose en-
que una maquina de semejante potencia, on medic
del peQuefo pueblo, serfa periudicial Ia salud
pdblica por 81 mucho polvo, que despedirfa la
yenteadora en- extreme molesta para los vecinos;
81 continue ruido de aus ruedas, 81 enorme sill
bato suspendido aObre sus cabezas, asf como una
amenaza para 81 caserio que en- IN momento pue.
de quedar Eeducido cenizas, por ser TODD ell de
MADEIRA en- % mayol parte techado de teiama-
nj; pero d Ayuntamiento pesar de haber con-
cedido permiso, tan solo para IL instalaci6n de
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Don Enrique Alvarez Perez, autor de varias
obras entire elias la GranaGica Historical
tiva de la lengua latina las Disqutsictonez Jlol6
gicogramaticales etc, prcpone publican en- breve
una Lericologia flolcsica hsstortcO-c omparastva
dc la lengua castel1dna La obra Sc publicara por
entregas de s paginas constara de 40 entregas,
cada ma de las cuales valdra cts. esta Capt.
tai La suscricion queda alberta en- la Conserie-
ria del Institute de "a Ensehanza
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Dicen de Gamuy que consecuencia del IN.
cendio de que hemos dado cuenta han quedado
en- Ia ndigencia cast desnudas tres tamilias pa
ra las cuales debera iniciarse suscripcion CON
81 obieto de socorrerlas Camuy es un pueblo
muy caritativo El Cabo Major comandante
del puesto de Ia guardia civil los guardias sus
6rdenes SO portaron muy bien en- el referido in.
cendio.
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De Humacao nos escrlben que el Is las
cinco de- la tarde ha debido embarcarse para Vle-
oues en- el vapor lao Bosch la compahfa que Ia
ha de guarnecer la dicha plaza de Humacao. Se
esperaba ell l9 Y la compahfa de Voluntarios con
la banda de la misma Sc disponfa para salir re-
cibirla las afuer as de la poblaci6n.
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Anoche ha debido tener lugar una velada i
teraria en- el Taller Benefco de Artesanos de Hu.
macao, tomando parte en- ella varias simpatlcas y
apreciabes seforitas de Ia honrada clase.-La So
ouia en- aqu9l pueblo nos dcen es espantosa;
Z causa delpolvo no Sc puede apenas transitar
por las GALES.
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cejales diputados provinciales por infracci6n 4
Ia Ley. Don Ramon QuinoneA presidente del
dicho ccmite, es hombre de empuje y se propone
levar al banquillo de los acusados ante la audien
cia de 10 criminal los que dicen han infrigido
las leyes.
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Ell Centro de Detalllstas de Mayaguez ha
publicado una hoja suelta abogando, por la su.
preston del impuesto de consumes, reproduction
do un articulo de Ell Rssunen sobre ell mismo
asunto la contestacion de la Corporation muni-
cipal un escrito presentado por etpresidente del
citado Centre.
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Hemos dido decir que el vapor aleman Gut.
surto este puerto partira de aquf para
Santo Domingo manana, desde donde seguira via.
ie para Cuba los Estados Unidos.
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Todos los peri6dicos autonomistas de 10 lsa
censuran severamsnte ell decreto del sehor Maura
sobre nombramientos de los alcaldes en- Puerto
Rico Ha sido ,dicen, el parto de los montes.
Despues del decreto las cosas seguiran como an
tes respecto de tan importante particular.
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Azucar Central de L.

Blanca superior venden por $8 quintal IL
bre de Ell comprador $650 la
tacion.-FINLAY BROTHERS.
81 quiere Vd. fumar puros muy ricos de Ia
Habana, sollcite los de Cerecedo Hermanos c.
los de la marca Partagas.
Use en- vez de pomada de tric6fero Ia Lo-
ci6n AntiherpStico del DR.. Monies Diaz.--Man-
tiene Ia cabeza limpia y fresca y evita Ia caspa.
CELEBRIDADES.- Cleveland, Grevy, Glads
tont, Bismark otros muchos estadistas, pasaran
tai vez oscurecidos la posteridad con sus hechos
sus glorias pero LOO. siempre vivira eternamen
te es Ell "Alcoholado Gatell, por haber sido el
regenerador de Ia humanidad, que es siempre la
mas agradecida.
CONSEJO A LAS MADRES.-El Jarabe Calmante de
la Winsow siempre ninos
padecen de la dentcion Proporcona avio Immediate al
pequeno paciente; produce sueno tranquo natural
aviando todo door, ell angeto rsueno feliz
Els agradable al paadar. Avia al pequenuelo aban
da las encias cama todo dolor rgularza los ntetnos
es meor remedio conocido darreas
la denticion & otra causa.
DESPUES DE ALGUNnS AMOS de prescribir la
Medellin, Antoquia, Octubre Is, 1888.
E nfrascrtto meGico ciruano certica desde hace
algunos eDpea buen exto cfnica particu-
lar la Emulsion de Scott por 10 cual esma dicho
dicamento de los mas efcaces, especamehte
ciertas afecciones de los ninos-" Tomas Quevedo
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Seccion de Anuncios
EN- FAJARDO

Sc vende arrienda taller de herrera carreteria
Tsmben presta e ugar instaar romera otra
ndustria por tener abundante aqua local so prop0-
sito existen DO Ell m Estabecimento venta
cilndro compleamente nuevo para maquna de de
sistema horizontal que mide 4S pugadas golpe por III
de damero correspondence FL que 10
nterese diriiase A su dueno -MIGUEI. BATIsTA lO-1
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Queianse los veclnos de la calle del Cristo
entire Norzagaray y la baiada del cementerio, de
un caho que SO encuentra en- aquellas inmediacio-
nes que despide constantemente muy NAL olor.
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VENTA dc una hacienda dc CAFE,

Por encontrarse dueho delicadO de salud veDde
Ia de Gales compuesta de 253 cueras
de extension AS cueras proxmamente fncadas de las
cuaies hay 90 prodncci6 ano oro dan $50
ptanos exceentes pasos cercados de aambre buena
quinaria magnfcos estabecimentos tuberias para
conducir las aguas FL que Ia interese puede drg
propcscones su dueno don L. Lafaye, barrio de Cali
tos. 164
to "La Palmesana,p Fortaleza 32B. acaban do
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El Excmo ST. Gobernador General, acompa-
fado del Inspector senior Bobadilla, ia visitado
esta mafiana varias escuelas de esta Capital su.
ponemos que continuara visitando las demAs. Es
digna de elopio esta conducta de 8. e.
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Sc encuentra de paso en- estA Capital 81 Int.
ligente ylrtuoso presbitero senior don Wences-
lao Ruiz, muy digno parroco de q ciudad dc Pto'
Plata.
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Estuvieron rehidisimas aver las elecciones
para m6dico de la sociedad Benefactoya de sus
Asossados, On esta Capital disputsndose 81 triun-
70 palno palmo los amigos de los doctores Ro
nero Cantero, Goenaga y Bozzo Por fin obtu.
vo el triunfo 81 doctor Romero Cantero que fue
anoche obsequiado por dos serenatas que 10 lie
yaron sus amigos.
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El vapor costero Avsies saldrA del puerto de
esta Capital viaie por el Oeste de Ia Isla maa-
ma media noche