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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
WHOLESALE FORGERIEk
81. a Polioe Think They Saved the
Banks From Heavy Loss.

81. Paul Poliue Think They Saved h
Banks From Heavy Loss.
ST. PAUL, March 28.-The police are
of the opinion that they saved the bank
ing and business concerns Of this city
from wholesale forgery swindles. St.
Louis last week went through such an
ordeal, and the workings of the gang
bring to light some mysterious doings in
st. Paul which are thought to have been
the preliminary work of the same band of
professional swindlers. Two fashion
ably dressed young men recently pre-
sented to tho wholesale merchants Of
the city contracts for payment for adj
vertising in the United States wholesale
business directory. The contracts
proved to be forgeries, which were so
skillfully executed that they narrowly
escaped being honored. The police
think that these forgeries were intended
by the gang as feelers for future work,
and that if they proved successful the
same names would be used on big
checks which were to have been pre-
sented at the banks. The two young
men were ordered out of st. Paul, as
nothing could be proved against them.
The detectives believe that they went
from here to st. Louis, where they were
more successful.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
r
the West Virginia Congressman Says He
@ Is Doing Well.

the West Virginia Congressman Says He
@ Is Doing Well.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-Representa-
tive Isido1re Strauss of New York has
received an autograph letter letter from
Mr.. Wilson, chairman of the ways and
NEAR committee. 1t is dated San
Antonio, Tex, March 70. That part
which is of interest to the public is as
follows:
Il began improving about q week
ago, and have steadily improved, al
though I am yet very weak and enact
ated. The doctor who has been with
me all of the time since I have been at
G~uadalajara came with me here. just
now there is a norther, which makes it
disagreeable for those who are out, but
In a day or two W. are promised good.
warm, balmy weather. I sit up q part
of each day, and have ? fair appetite
for an invalid. I stood the trip from
Guadalajara very we'll, having a bed in
a Pullman stateroom most of the way"
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30

found, and he that was dead is alive
again. Yours,
HARRIET j. K1MBALL.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
9th day of April, 1893.
M. l.. FANcHER,
Notary Public.
Mrs. Kimball said: "While I believe
in answers to prayer and prayed earn
estlyfo his recovery, for I am a Chris
tain woman, and believe my prayers
were answered. I do think Pink Pills
were the means the Lord used to effect
my sons cure. I want you to meet my
daughter, Mrs. G.. H. Morrison, with
whom we are living here, and the Rev.
George Fairlee, pastor of Westminster
church, who lives with us, and here
what they have to say" So Mr.. Kim
ball brought them in, and while the
story as told was most complete and
could be added to by nothing they
might say, yet the reporter heard from
the lips OF the sister and their pastor,
corroborative words of all that has been
said. The reporter also ran across the
son-in-law, Mr.. G. n. Morrison, cashier
of the National bank of Troy, and
spoke to him of Mr.. Kimball. He is a
busy man and though he could only be
detained for a moment, he said: st
know nothing of the case technically.
He said he was cured by DR.. Williams
Pink Pills, and I think that is about the
size of it."
MI. William H. Flandreau, the drug
gist at 1924 River St. Troy said: "It is the
most wonderful cure from locomotor
ataxia-a so-called incurable disease.
MI. Kimball tells me he owes his re-
covery to Pink Pills entirely and I have
every reason to believe him."
Pink Pills restore pale people and sal
low compilations to the. glow of health,
and are a specific for all the troubles
peculiar to the female sex, while in the
case of men they effect a radical cure in
all cases arising from mental worry,
overWork or excuses of whatever
nature"
These Pills are manufactured by the
DR.. Williams Medicine Company, Sche-
enectady, N. Y, and Brockville, Ont,
and are sold in boxes (never in loose
form by the dozen or hundred and the
public are cautioned against numerous
limitations sold in this shape) at so cents
a box, or six boxes for $3.50, and may be
had at all druggists or direct by mail
from DR.. Williams Medicine Company
from either address.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
Prendersast Case Postponed.

CHICAGO, March 2S.-The investiga.
ton into the sanity of Prendergast was
called before Judge Chetlain. The
state made an application, as soon as
court opened, that the case be contin-
ued 10 days, and the court finally set
the hearing for April 8 at 2 o'clock. It
was publicly conceded by the state that
the court could further extend the exc
cution OF tue death sentence.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
Msxliani's sentanca.

ST. PAUL, March 2s.-Gelsemino
1Magliani, the murderer Of Pasquale
Ferrari, has received a sentence of 40
years, the full penalty for manslaughter
in the first degree. Magliani received
the sentence unconcernedlH
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
Gift tn the Y. NC

DUBUQUE, March est is announced
that Henry l.. Stout, the we'll known
lumberman, has decided property worth
$4,000 to the Dubuque Y. M. G. A.. The
property was his former residence on
Iowa street.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
Many Mourners,

DUBUQUE, March sS.-A man named
Addle, who has been running y show
here for the past three months, has left
town. Numerous creditors mourn his
departure, including newspaper mon,
his landlord and members of his troupe.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
Girls will See Senators.

PROVIDENCE. R. l., March 2S.-A
party of young women representing the
Rhode Island mills, have gone to Wash
ington to appear before the finance com-
mittee of the senate to protest against
the passage of the Wilson bill. They
are the most beautiful girls in the mills.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
Big Hotel Burned.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, March 28.-Fire
just after midnight Quilted and practi-
cally destroyed Hotel Pullman, one of
the finest hostelries here. The damage
will reach $500
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
Elected a Home Ruler.

LE1TH, March 2S.-The result of the
election here is q victory for MI. r. G.
Monroe-Ferguson, home ruler, who was
seeking reelection to parliament on his
appointment as junior lord of the treas
ury. Home rule majority 1896.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30

COUNTY AUDITOR EDICK has been author
" lied by the State Auditor to sell the follow
ing described property at private or public sale,
and give deed of same for the amount of taxes,
penalty, interest and costs due on the same, in
compliance with revenue laws of 1890, Chapter
1s2,Section SO. Parties interested in this property
will take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
Coursing Meet.

EH.- a y y. ~
The editor of the Cakes Independent
writes the TRIBUNE that great interest
is being displayed in the approaching
meet of the Cakes Coursing club to be
held at Cakes, April 8, 4 and 5, and
there seems to be nothing to prevent q
very successful and interesting meeting.
Visitors from nearly every point through
out the northwest being expected in at
tendance.
All the railroads leading into Cakes
have made a rate Of one and one-fifth
fare for the round trip, which will un-
doubtedly add largely to the attendance
from outside.points.
a most enjoyable time is promised
and q cordial invitation has been ex-
tended to the members Of the North Da-
kota press.
For 9 long time I suffered with stom-
ach and liver troubles, and could find
no relief until I began to nse Ayers
Pills. I took them regular for q few
months, and my health was completely
restored!"-D. W. Baine, Nav Berne,
n. g. Z
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
Froze to Death,

PARK RAPIDS, MIMI, March 28.-A
man named Miller was found by the
road frozen to death and brought here.
Drink was supposed to be the cause.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30

If you want to buy the best Check
Row corn planter in the world see o.
car H. Will.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30
Begin Next Month.

4A0 CIOp OuAAoGlu VI LILO bGAt0 W0hGQ0F
service, which has been q feature Of the
growing eason for the past two years,
will be resumed again April 9th. The
crop bulletin is q weekly issue by the
service, and is of interest to everyone.
during the time from which crops are
planted until they are harvested. It is
compiled from reports of correspondents
IN all parts of the state, and is altogether
a summary of the condition of crops at
the close Of each week, detailing the ef-
feet Of the weather Of the week ending.
The crop bulletin will cover a greater
area Of country this year than last.
About $40 correspondents are now on
the list of the state service, and these
are from all parts of the state, where
crops are raised to any extent. Thus it
will be seenthat each section will be repre-
sented in the reports, and the weekly
bulletin will be the most concise and
accurate statement of the crop condition
obtainable. To those in the state, who
wish to keep advised of conditions in all
sections, it will be valuable, and to per-
sons outside the state, who desire to
keep advised of their crop interests here,
the bulletin will be a source of interest.
Observer Bronson says no effort will
be made to give estimates as to the ex-
tent Of the crop, or to compare it with
that Of previous years, Jas statistics are
not in the province Of the bulletin which
will be confined to a careful resume of
the effect of the weeks weather on crops.
A Ticket.
A city ticket is being discussed on the
streets to-day-one which was put in
nomination at a select little convention
held last evening "just among our
selves, you Notwithstanding the same
as was the one selected which was put
up by the same persons last year. The
ticket is said to stand as follows:
Mayor-Myron Hutchinson.
Treasurer-John Homan.
JuSClCe-E. u. ChaSe.
Clerk-E. 81. Barrett.
Aldermen, First Ward-Wm. Braith-
waite, James Mcbride.
Aldermen, Second Ward-Frank Reed,
Thomas MCGOWAN.
Aldermen, Third Ward-Harry Healy,
Jacob HOrner.
Aldermen, Fourth Ward-A. Robidou,
Thos. Cunningham.
There is no reason why children should
be allowed to suffer from loathsome
scrofulous sores and Rlandular swellings
when such q pleasant, effective, and
economical medicine as Ayers Sarsa-
parilla may be procured Of the nearest
druggist. Be sure you get Ayers.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-03-30

GOVERNOR YATES inability to be-
spatter himself with blood and gore has
rendered him we'll nigh inconsolable.
His next move will be to GUST the SUI
preme court.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-13
ROhos en- Vega baia

Rn Il nochs del l9 del mes pr6ximo pasadc,
10 apropiaron loE cacon de caballon dc ID pro.
piedad de don Manuel Qaifoaes, don Juan L.
Landr6H, don Vicente Rodrigusx el doctor Ps.
dills; tres de los cualen han aido habidoa % IL
gue Ii piata del que falta.
hi Bkbado de los corrienteu, por II nocha pc
RetTagon en- el ventorrillo de D. Juan Ortis levan.
tando, al efecto, unA tabla del piao llevGadose
zoo pesos gus aquel Il teix tsnia rounidos fuer.
~ de privacioRea J vlgi iaa.
En- In Rocbe del IL del ctado mes, fue
VI vfatima de lca bandolsrOH, el vscino del barrie
dc 4 La Oeiban don Manuel Qqin oneu. a las Ia
dc ID isma se le pEeuent6 mn in iividuo que die
portaba una Carta de m amigo suyo con 81 On.
cargo de hab are reHsrvadamsnte, cuYo In le
supllc6 que abriese II puerts; crsyeRdo 81 pener
Quinosea Il sfrmaci6n del mealsjero sin pre-
cAuci6a alguRs, Il abgi6, detrks de Ii qEe sale
ron tres homhreH con ID cara medic oc alta COS
an ARtfkz los que ne le abalanxsron machete or
mano, pidiSRdo sesenta peros para poder emf
grar porque eran deseltoreH. Ruda fac Il Ia.
cha entablada y sostenida por el aneiAno senol
Quihoa g. que Sin otraa aTmaa que aus propio
ora1os, aostenia Con ties forsgidos Cximinales
La slarma de IL fsmilia y 10 denigusl de II peles
obligaron Al Hefior Quinoaesk poser en manol
Dc aqusloa salvaien IS pesos, daico dinero que
teaia On 81 CASA y aai pn4o librArsa 81 y N fami
lis lie una musrts Eegurs.
In opln On pdblica Kefiale los autoTes de tar
sacand ndalosoH hecho1 vasdAllcoE.
Los tribuaales de juEtieiA con II actividad
que le es peculiar pers gue los criminales y s
satas horss hay var1oa detenfdos, eatre los Gus
leE, (He dice) que QuinoBea recoRoci6 alguno de
lon enmascaEs dos.
Nosotros coRfsmon en Is rectitud de loi
iuecss qse sn 50 dia aabrka aplicar los auto
res de tan abominablcS hechos todo el rigor dc
Las leyes devolviendo asf IL calma traAquilidac
este veciadario tan jaEtameate alarmado.-H.
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IA CORRESPONDENCE DE- PTo.-RIC0'
JUEvEs, Is DE sEPTIEMBRr Dr 1894.
GGCETA Official De HOY

Gohiermo 9eReral--Secretsria- Negociado
de 0nraa phblicaa.-R. q comteatando s uss
conEulta elevada por este GobieYHo General y
llepado 81 capo de que ID OompAnia del ferrocA
rriI do eTta isis, por faita de rscuysca He viera
cbhgada pAralinar 81 serviCio de explotaci6n de
Ia linoa, 90 hallA facultado este GobierAo para
ordeRsr < Ia Jsfatura de ObFaa pdblicas, quo pro.
csda il organixaci6n del citAdo larvicio COZ.
tA dc Ia Compshfa.
Esgocfado o-Nombrando Alcalde dc Al
bonito don Ventura Torrsns.
Junta de Ohras del Puerto.-TsSorerfa-
Balance dc Caja correspondence 81 mes de Agoa.
10 hltimo.
AdmiMiKtrRci6n Central do ContyibucioRes
Rentaa.-Estado de Ii rscSudaOi6n obtenida
durante 81 mes de Julio dltimo por Il Reccion de
Aduanas en- las Adminiatracones locales dc ls
ISa eomparadaS con las dc igual periodic del anc
1898.
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Recortamos de m perI6 sico de Mayagut

Recortamos de m perl6 sico de Mayagdss:
"Aysr por IL tarde, u ea circulation sHte
Diario, lego 81 vnpor General CoAtreras" de Ii
Isa Mona, circulAndo en- teguida II Hosicia dc
que lon peoRes J hracsroa que trEbatan en- aque.
liz iEla 80 habisn declarado en- huelga que 81
citAdo vapor habfa yesido en- demanda de auxi.
10. Sin podar aHegurar 10 que hAya de cleric
- eHtas versioReE, solo podemos dec que sHo.
she laa l23 Eali6 de Aquf el dicho vspor coHdu.
cisade tres paTeiaa de ID G. G., q maAdo de IN
tasieAts tres de O. p. con 81 Tenlente do eEts
5ecci6a.
No tenemoS detallea de 10 ocurrido: mas po
demos AHegurar, por versioAeE que han llsgadc
aaata nosotroS que los aludiios peoRes brace
sos eataa en- absolute RAtisfe hos del trAto qut
aLi reciben."
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HABLl poR CABLE FL MlAIs1Ro De UL1sAUla
Los MonopoLios U Conciertos

gel CAME de Ia M0nedd
II Nuestro estmado colega "Laa NoticiAa" que
par ser como todos Gabsn, peri6dico imparsial 4
independ diente, auele eatar bisR lnformado de las
eosas Qus paaan en- IL FortIeKa, publisa en- ~
adici6n de AAoche el iguicnte suelto medlo ocul-
10 entrs 81 mont6a dc ~ seeci6a dc AoticiaH:
0Como consecuencia de laA reitsrsdRs iRF-
tAneiAu del Gobierno General traImitidas agunaS
nor cable el Excmo Sr. MiRiGtro de Ultramal
Ia contontAdo que las KeclamacioneH que dsseep
preHentAH1e coAtrA tArifRs J CoAvenioB, dsbsn ha.
cerae On forma para que pusda dictAminAr ID In.
tandencia aHi como loa demas centres. En- cuan
TO 81 caAje eatk eEtudiAdo, pero Il aoluci6R no
depsnde excluuivAmeRte de aqusl Minintsrio Ee
sutk buscaado IN acuerdo."
.s.s....sss..s...s.ts
% dondo reaulta que 81 CaAje de IL moneda,
lgrAciAa Diosi eatk por fin eatUdlado.
Pero que q presents IN nuevo cASo "colate.
raj" de estudio.
ri nsnor MiaiGtro eatk buacando. !. (eso 10
sabiamou desds l. otra veH que ocup6 10 poltIoAa
do UltrarnaY), eEtA buscaAdo. 81. m acuexdo pa.
"a plantsaE i Eolasi6a dol esnjs pueH SIts 40
depende excluHiyamente de 20 MiRiEterio. s.
I'm cuAAto { Los monopolios y conciextoa de
f6storoS , petz6Iso, r. 3 =. Eesolvi6 el caao d.
un6 plumada;
ssguiria uu ouSso iseai. So soGslssAa .
sxpedienteo dc xigor.
H6ganA0 0-dice-laE reclamGcioaes po1 Con
dHcto de Ia IntendeAcia y demAs Oentroa y qut
no hRyA misdo: laa 1eclamacionea Se HometeTEH
eEtudioH que podrkA dursr ciHeo s seis anoS
tiempo Hnhciente para q, caduqueR loa plaEos d
uue goEan los dichos monopolioG
MieAtraH 70 eatudiR el saunto parirA II bu
rra, moYixk 81 borriquito veAdrk otro que talls
Salvo que el senior Mininsro no aRde bus
cgMdo tAmbi6R previsoYaments otro scuexdo pa
tri6tIco que le psKmita resovar q conflict :, d
- l.
intersses crsadoa legitimamenta 81 ampaTo de i
Lev, nj otran cosaa por 81 eAtilo.
Realmemto 81 no1or Bacexxa es m sekor BE
csrrA de pS, pc doble &, CON grAndea fuaas
ssmifufas en- u clave de Sol.
lBien por 81 Esnor BeceEraI
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Dice IA co ega de Msyagu.1:

layer [el dla 81 eutuvU llo sissdo { ctntaroI
lesde las uoOe hasIa lsu caatro, J haCe Seis 8
siste dias que lAa nubeS sos vienss hGcisndc l.
lnisma gracls, llOraRdO IagtimAB de huSiA cu. n
10 menos Ascesarias aoa. La crecieRte del Va
glez tom6 propoECioEsn rtspetAbleH. desbordsn.
dose pox los terrenos de don NoRnato Lopez,
iaundando 81 caaerio del otro lAdo del Pueate
Balboa 81 poblado do Paris. Variaa familiRl
20 visroR obligadas dsEamparaY Ius habitaeio-
aes. Dos guardias de OTdsn pdblico retirabas
lon curioaos dc lAs DRILLS del puento Balboa J
alH lIegaxon despues 81 alcalde Henor Pons q
arquitecto muHicipal. Por San Pedro } II Con.
sprdis, en- la kariHa Ssptaatiional dAbR 81 sgua
& II cintura. AHehcs sainaisa fisron arrebata.
dos por Ii eoyrisate. No hnbo desgraciRs pexae.
nalea ono Iameatax.n
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porque este ha rebosado On elloE, ereemos rs
faltsdo IN acusrdo dirigido al rsprssentAnta del
diatritc en 81 CsHgreso y Que Hs hubiera radscts
do aaf: Considexando que 81 diputado por Ell
diHtTito de Caguaa doctor don Antonio Alfau
Baralt que coHocs sua electores 81 psfE, de.
bfa saber que arnbos reprobarfsn 81 "csncierto "
fouf6rico, por 10 tABto opcEeras que no Su-
frieran en- 81 conHumo de 30 produceion como
Hecessriamente teEdrk que Eucedey, expcaieHdo
por este concspto que Hua elsctoxss sareEetH de
articulo tan HscaHario qusden ossurts des
pues de tanto batallsT en- los diAs de 50 elscejeR
para conEeguir . clsridsd". In vi t., puss, de
Il sorpresa one hAbrk rribido Husatro diputado
10 mismo que Lon frmantes por II fsIta de pre-
visi6a an yiaarsos hemos aeordado protsstaT en-
debida forma AeoRSeisris renuycie 81 cargo
ae msrche Fiipinaa ejercer 50 profsHi6n co
mo han dicho algunos peri6dicoa. pudiesdo sstAE
ssguro 81 asnor Alfau que le sustituirk IN jibaro
pEat4meyO que 10 hf ga mejoT de diGgusto
Iua electores Por shoEa no quersmoE letrados
para nuestrs represent ci6H en- Oortea. CoHtEi.
buyentes de vslimienti moral J material q los
que deb repre- entsr al psfu en- el cosRreEe
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Gdmara Official Dc ComsroiO
Industrfa Y NaysgaCi6n

Como conseeuenCia del conteRido de Las car
tas del senor LAatrea representante On Madrid de
Il O6mera dc Oomereio do eata Capital recibidan
por oil dltirno correo, reuni6se aver II directiva
de II miama Oorporaci6a acord6 trasmitiH u
siguisnts CAblegEams:
Unieamsnts comvisne e9pedicI6n saIsendo alys.
dsdOr del 80 Do Saatader.-- KILLAR."
Nombr6ae ademAs una comisi6n paxa cue
viEitaae hoy s. =. Il Gobs1nadox Goneral, q
aAplieA de que a. siryiene hacsg saber n 6chisY.
no de Madrid, que II Ofmaya deuaaha - aten.
dlsgs I y aRp Ialiq;t6 y ~ a piaiamhga alti,
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PeR CABLE
Nusutro correspoaEal de San Thomas Roa
comumica por cable hoy lo que sigue:
(ssrvisio particular ds La ConnHsrorDrsolA)

Nusutro correspoaEal de San Thomas nos
comunica por cable hoy lc qus sigue:
Las Camaras de Comercio de Lon
dres han resuelto (?) aumentar los dere-
chos de los vinos espaioles, 81 Espaila no
acusrda Ia tarita mfnima para los produc-
tos ingleses.
El resuItado de las elecciones pro.
vinciales en-. la Peninsula ha sido el 81
guiente: Ministeriales 81, Conseryado-
res 102, Disidentes 86.
Telegraf1an de Washington que s
buques espanoles han sido sorprendidos
\ conyictos de infraccion las leyes de
Aduanas y Sandal. La primera infrac-
ci6n Sc castiga con la multa de $500 pc
SOS cada una y Ia segunda con mil pc
sos. La decision estd pendiente de reso-
lucidnn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-13

Tr'E rApida sgudA eRfermedad, Ros dicen
lie ID OidrA, IN fallecido en- este pueblo Ell hoR-
mas de does afos dessmpen6 sl cargo de psat6n
de correos sin que isua&E disrs lugar Il mas
niaima reprezGi6R Po1 81 kcrisolads hoRrt dsx
supo capt rEe 81 apresio conndsraci5n de to
los Los vecinoH. C. eztisrro de "a cadkver fu6
muy lucido, Sieado cssteado poT vRTioa vsciHou
da Il poblsci6a.
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EL tsIsgrama Dc Ia DiputaOi6n

He pqui el texto del teegTarna axpedido
aver tarde por IA Diputaci6M Irevincial que
hioimos Yeferencia On nuestra edici6n dc aRoche:
"Diputaci6n Provincial Minigtro Ultra
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n,oaSidad olsvadisimos, impoibilita vivix claaeE
pelorsn msdianaa. IRtaEssada OoKpoEaei6n per
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Avena freSca
Acabada de llegar. Detallan barsta.
MULLENHOFF g. KORBER. TP.l

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partido incond dicioaal. del cual eH importHutiEmR
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sa psga de pardsitoa que tsntos milarsa de vicsi-
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mo por encarto con tan exceIente preparado del
sual tanemou las meiores refereRcias. Su uso Sc
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aste puerto, coatinusrk viaie del 13 81 II para
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