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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-05
THE NEWS
MAIL BAG.


u. ID. IL. 10 y. We
To rHE EDITOR or THE NEWS
SIR In Saturdays issue of your valu-
able paper, your correspondent, j. NJ,
reasserts that "to increase the tax on
real estate is in effect to
increase rent" and asks this
writer TO "prove il different" Well, in-
asmuch as this writer i'm a former commu-
nication expressed the opinion which j.
M. fails TO traverse, that the owners OF
real estate in this town are now
getting all the rent that they
can possibly squeeze out OF
their holdings, and AT the same time ex-
pressed inability To see how an increase
of tax can possibly increase
the landlords ability TO squeeze
out more rent, and, furthermore,
inasmuch as J. NJ. utterly fails to show or
to attempt TO show how the landlords
power in the direction of increasing rent
would accrue i'm the event of increased
taxes on his real property, this writer
hopes that he will be excused il he de-
cines to accept the invitation of j. M. to
attempt that which is deemed impossible
In logic, viz: To prove a negative.
In passing, however, Mr.. Editor, IL you
will kindly permit l would say that the
rule as stated by j. NJ, "Inrease the tax
on anything and the price goes up" Is
sound as general proposition; il is not
true however when applied to rent. j. NJ.
has used more or less of your valuable
space in twice asserting that the rule does
SO oappIy. Let him now show how il does
so or "forever hold his peace" G. ID. l..
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Wnrren.

DR.. NJ. L. Bosworth has just added an
other to his list OF patents. 1t consists Of
a fire-extinguisher.
Mr.. George W. Butts, the Providence
banker, and wife were in town Saturday.
Mr.. Butts was born in the old house on
State street known as the Butts House,
which was torn down several years ago.
Charles MacCarty, whose fame rests in
the fact that he Is the only bona fide
tramp the town ever produced, was
arrested Saturday evening ON charge OF
assault and battery and was fined s3 and
costs. The story of his wanderings in
many lands IL intensely exciting.
Randolph Wood, who has for many
years been oyerseer i'm No. I mill OF
the Warren Manufacturing Company,
resigned his position Saturday. The
same evening he was presented by his
many friends I'm the mill with a very
handsome desk and bookcase combined.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-05

There hes never been such an immediate
and popular demand for music book as
for "Harmonized Melodies" which we are
now Offering as n premium. Over two
hundred thousand copies have been sold.
than pleased with the valuable premium
we are now Offering for twenty-five cents
aud one coupon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-05

81 haven't the kind of q music collec-
tion you want" said Providence music
dealer to a customer the other day, 'sbut
all you have to do is TO cut coupon out OF
The NEWS and get copy of the Har-
monized Melodies they are offering their
readers -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-05

John dIdnf come home to supper Fact is, when
he 20, through wssk he stepPed at the snes 70 DO
Ttin
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-05

Observer Also Has Word to Say.
To The EDITOR or THE NEWS:
SIR-I noticed an article in your paper to-
night signed Another x-Englishman."
He claims the ex-Englishman's ideas
are overdrawn and that workingmen can
live much better in England than here;
and on one-half the wages they can live
at one-third the expense.
Now wish to state that one of two
things is certain. Either "Another ex-
Englishmen" is not a workingman; or else,
on the End day of March, 1894, under the
shadow OF the Wilson bill, he cannot raise
the necessary wherewithal TO procure a
steerage back to Manchester.
AN OBSERVER.
Providence, March 2, '94.
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THE News BUREAU, }
oLSEyyILLE, LIBRARY BufLDING, RooM I.
TeleDhoae aQl4 \
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-03-05

p p. purifes the blood. builds mp
the weak and dobilitated, gives
strength to weakened nerves, expele
diseases, giving tho patient health and
happiness where sickness, gloomy
feelings and lassicude nrst prevailed.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04
lmportantes documento,

No hace muchos dias copiamos de nuestro
estimado colega ponce6o "El Noticiero" el infor.
me de que una famiha de squella ciudad gusrda.
ba dos grandes tomos ineditos de documentos
ofciales referentes la historic de Puerto Rico,
que comprenden interessntes datos .desde ell sfio
de 1903 hasta l,S48. Hoy, mejor entersdos de
este asuuto, podemos ampliar Ia noticia, que re.
sulta de mucho nteres de- actualidad, va que
Sc trata de arbitrar los medios para que nuestro
competente amigo don Salvador Brau, vsya la
Peninsula examinar los archives que han do
suministrar datos para nuestra historic regional
Los documentos & que hacemos referencis
fueron colec:ionados por nuestro inolvidable
amigo don Roman Baldorioty de Castro por los
amos 81 al So y basta solo saber que es trabajo
de aquel eminente puertorriqueho, para poder
a6rmar que han de ser documentoa de vaor ina.
preciable y de interes verdadero indis utibe.
Sabemos por buen conducto que la fsmilia
del senior Castro es Ia que gusrda tan interesan.
to collection suponemos que no habria dificulta.
des en- CedGHos por cantidad relstivamente
pequefia, siempre muchisimo menor de 10 que
representa- tan fmproba labor reali ada por per
soma tan competante como amante decidido de
Ia terra que 10 vic nacer.
Nosotros creemos que esos documentos de.
ben ser entregados q Brau, porque elos han de
ofrecerle poderoso auxilio en- el cumplimiento de
la mission que Sc impone tambien creemos que
ell Ayuntamiento de Ponce Ia Diputaci6n Pro.
vincial dehen adquirirlos, entendi6ndose para 81
case con Ia familia del senior Castro, que segun
tenemos entendido representa- don Arfstides
Disz y Diaz, vecinO de la repetida ciudad de
Ponce
Mucho nos placeria que ests idea fuese bene.
volamente acojida por alguna de las citadas cor.
poraciones pues no Sc les podra ocultar Ia impor.
tancia que encierra y 10 acertado que seria dar
ese paso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

bles Sc han repetido los temblores. Atalsnta
ha quedado completamente destruida. Tebas
esta on ruinas En- Lamia solo parte de Ia po-
blaci6n queda en- pie. Ha habido muchos muer.
tos. Los habitantes estdn llenos de terror En-
las islas de Zyria Sante los temhlores SO han
repetido durante as horas han ocasionado gran.
des estragos. En- los distritOs castigados por los
terremotos ha comenzado seniirse el hambre.
-Dicen de Paris que ha comensado 10 vista del
proceso del anarquista Emile Henry on el Trihu
nal de Apeaciones del Sena. 81 defensor ha
tratado de probar que est loco Henry 10 ha
desmentido con 6nfasis y hs confesado todos sus
crfmenes con el mayor cinismo y empleando un
essilo sarcdstico.-Dicen de Lisboa que aver hu.
bo ochenta siete invasiones del c6lera una
defunci6n. De los atScadoS SO han curado Ia.
Quedan 440.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04
Mo- escriben de San German:

"Por estos campos andan los frailes reden-
toristas que tienen su asiento en- esta Ciudad,
convirtiendo las gentes, aegdn dicen ellos ha-
ciendo matrimcnios que es I'M contento Diceso
que algunos de los recien casados que vivian en-
paz cuanio estsban en- Ia gracia del diablo, andan
las grehss despues del indisolube lazo. Cuan.
tase que los dichos misioneros Sc les hace bus.
car casa en- cada barrio mientras dura su mission,
SO les alimenta lava la ropa gratuitaments Y se
les hacen rpgalitos para que los campos prospe.
rem y los pobres jfbaros no tengan, despu6s que
mueran, necesidad de r nj siquiera al PurgatoijO.
La sequia que reinabs en- estos dias segdn los
predicadores, es debids Ia falts de fe etc. etc.
Despue' de las misiones ha lIovido tanto que los
csm'nos estan para pajaros. No NOS podemos
queiar.n
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He aquf un suelto que reproducimos de 3


He aquf un suelto que reproducimos de ~
NoticSero de Ponce:
'.En las inmediaciones de MorgsntoWn, Els.
tado de Grecia, ocurri6 Ia semana pasada el 81.
guiente trkgico suceso. Mr.. William Jones, el
rscaudador de Contribuciones del Condado La
Union, acostumbraba guardian On su casa por un
tempo dado 81 producto dc sus cobros, hasta
reunir una cantidad considerable que entregaba
q Su jefe 81 jueves, estando con su mujer SO
present6 pedirle alojamiento IN buhonero y el
recaudador SO 10 di6 del meior talante, anuncian.
dole que tenfa que hacer un viaje aquella noche
y que procurara guardian Ia casa.
A las dos horaS de ausentarse 81 recaudador,
entr6 en- Ia casa un negro harapiento con to1as
las trazas de un vagabundo psHgrosO, apuntan.
do con un revolver al buhonero, le msnd6 que le
entregara sus efectoV, orden que fue eiecutada en-
el acto Entonces el negro, dirigi6ndose Ia SO.
nora de Ia casa, mand6 que le diese cuanto dine.
70 habia recaudado su marido. Mientraa Ia po.
bre, toda asustada, daba sus caudales 81 intruso
el buhonero, aprovechando Ia aportunidad, dej6
fro de un tiro 81 ladr6n. A Ia mahans siguien.
to Sc vic que 81 lmuerto no era otro sino el reean
dador de contrbuciones, el cual 10 quese coli
ge, habia inventado este ardid para quedsrse con
10 recaudado, hngiendo un rohon
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

Els curioso ell siguiente sueto que recorta-
mos de un colega extranjero el cuAl da detalles
de una notcia de que nos hicimos eco en- el mes
passdo:-" A6juracs6n de un naGs6n.-Un arci.
presto, venerable de una logia.-La ceremonia.. =
Platica del obispo. -Telegrafan de Segovia que
aver, al medic dia, ceebrose en- Ia capilIa del pa
lacio episcopal, una ceremonia de abjuracion de
los principles de la Masonerfa. El acto La &
profundsmente Ia atenci6n, por las circumstances
especisles que concurren en- Ia persona que ha
abjurado de aquellos errores Tratase del arci.
presto que fu6 de aquella Cathedral, sefor Gomez
de Somorrostro, cronista de Ia ciudad, gran ora
dor, notable te6logo, autor de muchas obras '
confesor de s. NJ. la Reina dofa Isabel II, que.
desempehando aquella dignidad ecclesiastical fu6
durante tres amos venerable de la logia 1Espe.
rama" de aquella ciudad sosteniendola con nau.
chos aflisdos. Llevaba cuarenta afos de arci.
presto y durante ellos nombr6 muchos curas
conocidos por moralistas en- Ia provincis; predi.
CO muchas veces en- Madrid, y tuvo gran contian
"a con los Reyes. 81 obispo anterior supo conf.
dencialmente, por un Sacerdote carmelita, que
squel profesabs tales teorfas, en- el aio 1892 10
mand6 desterrar Cuellar. El actual obispo Ia
llam6, acudiendo aver, y esperandO en- 81 desps
cho de Su Ilustrisima el acto de Ia abjuraci6n
que fue verdsderamente solemne Despues de
jurar el senior Somorrostro, con Ia mano puesta
sobre el Evangelio, la humildad acatsmiento al
Sumo Pontffce, y desechar por absurdos, sus
errores pasados, 81 senior obispo dirigi6 algunas
frases 4 los feles explicando 81 periudicial obje
to que persiguen las sectas mas6nicas, diciendo
tai prop6sto que el senior Somorrostro entr6 en-
squella Sociedad lleno de honores sale enfermo
del alma del cuerpo. Retirado fuera del local,
despoj6se de sus ropas, volviendo despu6s para
leer 81 salmo ser disciplinado por 81 obispo. En-
Ia masonerfa erasreconocido por Plutarco, grado
80. El acto ha revestido gran solemnidad, eau.
sando en- Segovis, que es poblaci6n tan cst6Iica,
sensaci6n profundisiman
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

Dice una rsciente carta de Santo Domingo
que sigue extendi6ndose por todo el pals espe-
cialmente por las provincias del Norte, (el Ci-
bao) ell entusissmo por el cultivo del cafe del
cacao. No solo Sc fomentan haciendas para de
disarlas la siembra de estos vaiosos Granos,
sino que los pequefos propietarios, os,-como en-
Hsity,-empiezan fncar Sus tierras particular
mente con cafe. Los terrenos de Santo Domin-
90 no solsmenta son excelentes para el cultivo
de esos frutos, sino muy bsrstos raz6n que hsce
81 que sea possible hacerse de una fnca valiosa
con POGO dlRsyo. Los cststQs ampiezsn & produ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

Sc quejau de Puerta de TERRA del NAL esta.
do en- que estdn las Was pdblicas despufs de los
dltimos aguaceroS, al grado de que por algunos
dc ellos no Sc puede materialmente transitar.
Algunos contribuveutes de aquel importsnte ba-
rrio NOS suplican recordar nuestro celoso slcal-
de, que ellos tambi6n son hijos de Dios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04
NOTICIAs GENERATES

Segun 10 snunciamos aver, mahana sabado 4
las nueve de Ia misma, profesaran las noviciss
Sor Juana de las Mercedes Santiago, Sor Petra
del Santisimo Sacramento Garcia, Sor Angela de
N. P. San Jose Urarte sor Rosa de Santa Ma
ria Morales La ceremonia tendr6 lugar en- 81
Conven!o de Carmelitas cuya orden pertenece.
ran las nuevas monias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04
CRW00 PARA TABAc0
Venden MuIlenhotf V Korber

4 Nos dcen de San Lorenzo one el entie-
- rro de la estimable seHora doha Manuela
Santana de Meadev digna esposa del al
calde de aquella locslidad, fue una yerda-
dera manifestation de duelo; justo tribute
que el vecndario rindi6 las bellas prem
das personsles que adornaban 4 la diatinguida
sonora que deja en- sque pueblo un vacio dificil
de llenar.-R p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

Nuestro estmado amigo el doctor don Jose
Maria Baralt ha tenido la atenci6n de despedirse
de nosotros para Ia Peninsula, para donde ha to-
mado pasaje hoy on compshia de su aefiora ma
DIRE. Les deseamos muy buen viaje cumplimos
con Ia recommendation que nos hs hecho de des.
pedirle de sus amigos quienes no ha pOdido yer
neraonalmente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

Gel Dia" peri6dico que SO publica en- San
tiago de los Osballeros, dice que continGsn con
gran actividad los trabsjos del ferrocsrri entire
aquella Ciudad y la de Puerto Plata psrtir dc
BajAbonico hasta donde llegan ya Segdn 80 ex-
presa el ctado peri6dico las obras estsrln termi-
nsdaa dentro de tres amos antes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04
GRAN HOTEL
De raY1Cia
FORTALEZA NJ IS PD.-Rico
Espaciosas habitaciones
Y esmerado servicio
Y esmeradO serVlclO
Eay1 Sc sirven almuerzos Ia carta de 10 de
la mafiana Ia una la tarde CO.'S

Anoche con motive de celebrar sus bodas de
plata, tuvo lugar una amena reunion de farnilis
y amigos fntimos, Gu Ia mofada de nuestro esti-
mado amigo don Heraclio Cordero. Sc pasaron
algunas horas agradablemente en- que &c cant6.
TOGO bail6. 81 senior don Pedro Celorio nos
dej6 DIR, acompahado de su esposa, algunas piezas
msgistralmente ejecutadas en- Ia bsndurria. Los
concurrentes fueron obsequiados con la amabili-
dad que distingue 4 los esposos Cordero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04
olr alll los tr0s ouAlr0H aa0s d0upuaa a Dem-
BANOS De LA PRoIDENoTA0

Desde el dis 10 del actual han sdo abiertos
los bahos de LA PRovIDENCIA en- esta Ma.
rina convenientsmente dispuestos al efecto Por
solo pesos podran las famiias tomsr un Abono
de l S baHoA. I'll pdblicO debe aproyechar esta
buena OCCASION de tener cerca barato c6modo
un buen baIneario en- la Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

Vecinos de Csguas Sc quejan de una partida
de cabros que vagdmwndsGa por Gales plazas
ensuciando los BALCONIES donde pasan la noche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04
Continfa Ia relaci6n de la renta lfquida i'm.

Continda Ia relaei6n de ID renta lfquida I'M
ponible que por a0rfcola urbana pecusria ha
de servir de tipo los pueblos que Sc relacionan
para la imposition de la contribution territorial
de 1894 & 95.-CoRozAL. Agrfcols, 81, 900 pc.
sos Urbsns 3,86I pesos. Pecuaria, I2,l77
pesos. Contribution, 1896 pesos so cts Mo.
ROWS. Agrfcola, 4l,OS4 pesos. Urbans, S,2Os
pesos. Pecusris, 6 845 resos Contribution,
1856 pesos IS cts. VEeA ALTA. Agticola
2l,453 pesos. Urbaus, ',I45 pesos. Pecusria
6,l45 pes's. Contributor, l,487 pesos Is centa.
vos. VEe B IA Agricoia 65, 727 pesos. U1
bans !a,I77 pesos Pecpssia, l0,9sa FesR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04
MADERAS DEL PALS

Vigas, viguetas, cuartones y alfajfas de su
mbO; tablas de tabonuco de laurel sabine, ofre
zen en- 81 dep6sito que han estabecido en- esta
Marina.
l5-3 PlZA HERMANOS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04
Reg1stoo de "a Prop1edad
EN- SAN GERMAN

Las horss de ofcina de este Registro ' de
la O6cina Mquidadora Beran desde ell 10 de
Mayo en- curse, hasta el l.o de 0ctubre, de Z &
IL de Ia mafisna de l a3 de Ia tarde.-san
German, Mayo l. de l894--Jost Beamud. 81
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-22
eovooTTlNo A JAlL.


An unusual strike occurred here
lately. says Mount Holly corre-
spondent Of the New York Hc.a.i. II
was not among the member. If any
labor organization--as Is often the
case-but was confined 10 the tramps
who are locked up in the county Jail,
and who boldly threatened 10 boycott
the institution unless the sheriff sup
piled them with better food.
The spokesman, a thiclS-set tramp.
known among his companions as "The
Tank out OF compliment TO his alb
dominal development, was plain and
outspolSen In his demands TO ono Of
the keepers.
"Sec here" he said, whats ON the
card for dinner today"
Bean soup and bread" was the re-
ply.
st won't do" was the reply. This
bean business is gettin' played out
What we want is more meat and
vegetables, and were going to have
en- or know the reason why. We
can't keep up our strength ON no such
grub as we've been hayin'-see~
"You fellows are gettin too gay"
said the keeper with sneer. Next
thing You'll be wantin' ox-tail soup
and sweetbreads. We're giyin' you
good grub-good enough for anybody
and you'll either eat 1t or live on
your shape"
Hold on there% interrupted another
tramp with red nose and a bad list to
port, we'vo got something to say
bout that We've got the lay Of the
land pretty well in this county, and we
know the sheriff's Office wouldn't be
with half interest in yaller dog II
it wasn't for the p.oiit ont Of feeding
us tramps. Everybody knows that
Now I'll como down 10 business. FL
You don't feed us up high wen boycott
the Jail. and every man on the roadll
Fight as shy of che place as II IL was
full of smallpox. Now I've had my
say, and Of the goose don't hang high
utter this you'll hear from us"
This threat took all the fercenesi
out of the keeper, who promised 4
see what he could do in the line OF {
more attractive menr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-22

The course of promotion in the navy
pay corps is illustrated by the cases Of
the officers just advanced to the rank
Of paymaster, and OF this below them
in the list Of twenty past assistant
paymasters. The officers just pro
NOTED have been about sixteen years
in the service, of which four years were
passed in the lowest of the pay corps
grades and the remainder In the next
highest. The officer now first on the
list of past assistant paymasters has
been fifteen and half years in The
service, of which he passed three ant
a half In the lowest grade. When pro
motion comes, which must be soon, HI
will have been more than twelve year
a past assistant paymaster
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-22
sheriffs Sales for Taxes

|, or one of my deputies will, on
Monday June Is, 1894, at the court
house door in Louisa, KY, offer
for sale TO the highest bidder, the
following described property, or so
much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the tax against it for the
year indicated:
~To each sum named below
add 1915 to cover SherifT's and adj
vertising costs.
Jesse Thompson, 100 acres of land
adjoining DIR. II. Webb, tax for
1893, 1912.
James Ward, 6j acres Of land a l.
joining NJ. V. Ward, tax for 1893,
$4.19.
NJ. L. Chandler, one house and
lot in town OF Blaine, tax foT 1898
$S.05. A. WILSON, S. Lie.
j. w. SHANNON, ID. G.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-22
An E,hau.t.d Eagle at Sea

One Of the many curious ! cidents
which happen at sea was reported by
q steamship which arrived at Tacoma
recently. When about six days sail
from the American coast, an eagle,
spent with flying, alighted on the
ship, having probably flown rom some
American whaling vessel The eagle
was caught as It was resting ON the
ships rail, and kept in a cage until tho
vessel was passing into the Straits OF
Juan dc Fuca. The American coat Of
arms was scratched on its bill, which
had been coated with vermillion. The
bird injured its wings in the cage and
was released. On seeing land II at
tempted TO fly, but could not and was
swept into the sea and was drowned.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-22

We offer One.Hundred Dollartkeward Tor a
ease Of caitanh:that can noube cured by iakiu
Halls callarrh Cnre.
Ell. CHENEY AGO. Props, Toledo O
We, the undersigned, have known r. J. Che
ney for the last 10 years, and believe him perfect
" honorable IN all business transactions, and d
ancially able to carry out any obligations made
by their lim.
West 4 JTuax, .Whrlefalepplurglsla Toledo, o
Druggists. Toledo. Ohio,
HALLS ratlorrh curoll1 taken internally, act
lnr dIutlly upon The blood aud mucous sur
faces Of lha system. rI|ol rec. relhollle.
folo by an nu0H|1lF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-06-22

Apology preceded compromise and
On end has been put TO strike in
auguratcd several months ago by an
association of lawyers againat the
court which during that time had been
necessarily closed. In the city OF
Riom, Auvergne, France, judge inn
properly treated an advocate. Ills col
leagues alphabetically declared they
would transact no business before that
Judge. For five months they have
kept their word. until the judge apol
ogized in the interest OF public bust
mesa
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past year. NO vacation Enter any
time. Cheap Board. N. B. We pay
$500 cash for all vacancies as book-Reep-
ers, stenograpners, teachers, clerks, etc,
reported to us, provided we illl same.
10 Sep.l5l