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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-10-18
NORTHAMPTON ADVANCE.
LOCALS.

All the hotels were filed last
Friday night.
# Feed cutters and feed mills
at j. D. Humiston's. 4-tf
MIR. and Mrs. 10. Loveless were
at Sioux City to see the big races last
week.
Postmaster Poppitz, of Heron
Lake, was here Friday night to at
tend the democratic rally.
Attorney Wilson Borst, of Fulda,
was here Friday on legal business.
Mr.. Borst is one Of the most promin-
ent lawyers in this part Of the state,
and his practice extends over the en-
tire state.
We are glad to state that Fred
Mason is rapidly regaining his health.
Fred was a pretty sick boy for a
number ofdays, but DR.. Curran lifted
him up and put him on his feet
again.
Big hearted, genial, Jack Wool
sencroft, of Heron Lake; was circulat
ing among his Worthington friends
last Friday. We hear it rumored
that Mr.. w. may soon become a resi-
dent of this place. Hopehe will.
The dancing party last Friday
night was one of the most enjoyable
the Wide-Awakes have ever given.
There was large turn out, and good
cheer was written on every face. The
parties will be regular feature here
after.
Otto Berreau, democratic candi-
date for county commissioner from
the first district, made the ADVANCE
a pleasant call Friday last. Mr..
Berreau is sanguine of success at the
coming election. The ADVANCE isn't
voting for democrats, but is free to
say that if Mr.. Berreau should be
elected his district will be we'll repre-
sented.
Great credit is due Chairman
John Blair, of the democratic county
central committee for, the success of
the rally last Friday night, John is
an old campaigner and is familiar
with many details that must be looked
after. The ADVANCE takes no stock
in democratic jubilees, yet we can
not but admire the enterprise and
hustling that was manifest here last
Friday night, even if it was for a
very bad cause.
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Com. Lindgren was here over
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Crandall
visited with friends at Ellsworth last
week.
Mrs. Emsley, Of Mason City. Ia,
visited a few days last week and this
with her niece, Mrs. Eastwood.
&C. w. Schultz attended meet
ing Of the democratic Legislative COM
mittee for this district at Heron Lake
last Saturday.
--Orie Haislet, of the Adrian Guar
dian and Mr.. Bakersfield, foreman of
the Adrian Democrat, came over Fri
day night to see the democrats on
dress parade.
There was a pleasant surprise
party last Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Allie Sprague. She expects to
leave next week for Rhodes, Ia, where
she will spend the winter.
-Ex-Postmaster Fritz Bergman
and Miss Hemenway, of Spirit Lake,
were ADVANCE callers Saturday last.
They were here with party offriends
returning from the Sioux City fair.
Com. John Mock, of St. Killian,
was down Friday night to attend the
big democratic rally. Mr.. Mock says
he is going to run the fellows to the
ground who have lately been sland-
ering him.
-Messrs. Sellers and Sears haye
rented the Lake View House and will
be ready for business next Monday
We like the appearance Of the gentle
men and are confident they will make
the Lake View one of the most popu-
lar hotels in this part of the state.
They will run strictly first class re-
sort. The house is now being put in
shape for the convenience and COM
fort of guests.
-Luverne Herald: Rev. Father
Englebrcht requests the Herald to
acknowledge on his behalf his deep
sense of gratitude to his attorney, L.
S. Nelson, for his able and faithful
service in defending him and to Sheriff
Black and wife for their kindness dur
ing his Imprisonment, and especially
to the catholics and non. catholics
who gave him financial aid. Father
Englebrecht will remain here about
two weeks and expects later on to go
back to the old country.
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the con
~ dltlOnS OF mortgage containing power
of sale dated the twentieth day of June 1899,
1889, in the office of the Register of Deeds of
Mobiles County, State of Minnesota in Book S
Of Mortgages, page 37S. whereby Charles j. Fox
and Roselen Fox, husband and wife, mortgage
ors, mortgaged to the Lombard Investment
Company, mortgage, the northwest quarter,
Except the southeast quarter Of the south
east Uuarter) of section twenty-siX in town.
ship one hundred and two in range forty two in
said Mobiles county, Minnesota, by which de-
fault, the power Of sale has become operative.
and no action or proceeding at law has been in.
Stituted to recover the debt remaining secured
thereby, or any part thereof. The amount
claimed to be due on said Mortgage at the date
hereof, is $4,000.
The said MOrtgag was duly assigned by the
said Lombard Investment Company to. the
Colonial &'United States Mortgage Company
Limited, dated the third day of July 1880 and
on the twenty.fourth day of May, 1894, in book
III of Mortgages, on page 30
Now, notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF
said power, said Mortgage will be foreclosed
and said premises sold at public auction by the
sheriff OF said county, or his deputy, on the
seventeenth day of Nov ember, 1894, at O'Clock
D. IN. at the front door of the COult house at
W0rthington. Minnesota, to pay said debt,
interest, attorneys fees and disbursements al
lowed by law.
Dated the first day of October 1894.
COIONIAL& UNITED STATES MORTGAGE CON-
PANY-LIMITED, fSEAI.l
Assignee OF the Mortgagee.
A. Y. EASTMAN, Attorney.
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@,g5ENsE = g. ~ 49,
Julius Palms new residence ie
nearing completion.
So Girl wanted to do homework,
Call at this Office.
-Lorain Town took in the races at
Sioux City last week. 'v''
Mrs. Gasahl, dressmaker, Brown
building. 6-tf &A
Buy your barbed fence wire and
nails of NJ. Hammond.
Get a Flying Dutchman Of j. D.
Humiston-he has 'em. 1-tf
Family washing neatly done at
the Worthington Laundry.
Zinc stove boards, coal hods, fire
shovels, &c., at NJ. Hammond's.
R. w. Busby, of Round L, Ike,
was looking after business matters in
Worthington Monday.
j. F. Preston, NJ. D., limited to
eye, ear, nose and throat, of Mason
City, will be at Worthington on
Thursday Oct. rs. 92w
Two horses and large lots for sale
on long time and easy payments, or
will exchange for good farm land. En-
quire of Geo. D. Dayton or
lo-a d R. B. BHEsos.
Candidates on the various tickets
are doing some tall hustling this
week. A few more days and the
great battle will have been lost and
won. *s@
&C. H, Babcock has secured a.lease
of the new Cowan building, and as
soon as completed will occupy it4with
his stock of drugs. Charley says he
is going to have the neatest drug
store in this part of the state.
--Chas. Gustafson, of Little Falls,
is here looking after his real estate
interests. Mr.. G. was formerly resi-
dent of his county, and six years ago
was candidate for the legislature.
He is in business at Little Falls and
doing we'll. The ADVANCE is indebted
to him for pleasant call, Monday.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications as they cannot
reach the deased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to- cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inhamed condition of the mucous,
lining of the Enstachian Tube. When
this tube is infamed you have rum
bling sound of imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh;
which is nothing but an infamed
of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (cause by
catarrh) that cannot be = cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars: free. !
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
~ Sold by Druggists, 75c. "
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Official Statement.

Statement of the exact amount of
money remaining in the treasury of
Mobiles county on the 10th day of
October, 1894, to the credit of the
following funds, viz: :
State funds, S 73l.42
County funds, 4,74O.79
AZ Redemption fund, 10O.55
d. Town fund, 1,395!O9
School district funds, 4,667.79
Il Undistributed collections, 4,922 : ;,
Total cash in treasury, 53,657.92
Consisting Of
Cash, $26 90
Deposits in banks, 53,531.92
Checks and drafts
Total, 53,557.92.
E. E. w. Corr,
County Treasurer.
JOHN J. KENDLEN,
9t2 County Auditor.
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Probate Notice. @
SITE on n[ I, g.l COUNTY \. q! II
Term. Oct, 18th. 1884, -t" 'sN"7 '*'rr- -

: .
In the matter OF the estate Of Potter Peterson,
deceased =
ON reading and ding, the petition Of Agnes
M. PetersOa, Executrix Of the estate VI Peter
Peterson deceased, representing among other
things, that she has fully administered said
fixed for examining. settling and allowing the
final account II her standardization, and for the
parties entitled thereto BY law. '''''~ ~ ''0
It is ordered, That said account be examined,
and petition heard by this court. on Monday
the 5th day of November, A. D. 1894 at one
O'Clock p. m, at the Probate Office in Worthing-
ton in said county.
And It Is Further Ordered; That notice OF the
time and place of said hearing be given to all
persons interested. by publishing this order
once in each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the Worthing:
ton ADVANCE, a weekly newspaper printed
VI" Datedat Worthineton The sth SG day OF oct.
A. d 1894. <%LH3 ~. '% WY y %" 70"
BY the Court,
[sEAl.] C. NJ. COREY, 81
Judge of Probate.
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State of Minnesota, County Of Nobles-ss. 't' =.
I, Geo. o. Moore, cashier Of the State Bank
OF Worthington, at Worthington, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief
GEO. o. MOORE, Cashier. rs
Sworn to and subscribed before me this stl
day of Oct. 1891.
A. II. PALM,
Notary Public Mobiles County, MINI.
Correct-Attest: r. B. Beeson. ~
Geo. w. Wilson,
2Wl Directors
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OF the Condition of the State
Bank of WOrthington
At Worthngton, Minnesota, at the close of
business Oct, 2. 1894:
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts s 7s4l5. SO
Real Estate, Fixtures ETC. 1sO39.75
insurance premiums advanced. 9225
Expenses l.3O5.95
Due from other banks, 29,4G5.O9
Cash on hand 1875
Cash resources. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 37.3l6.34
Total, 1855, 1898
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock,... ................ 100000
Undivided profits, Observation-Disclosures. l355.7O
Deposits subject to check. 6G,ll4OO
CASHIERS cheeks. .................. l.S95.63
lime deposits. Observation-Disclosures. l5,SO465
Total l35,l6998
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Coal.

Hooking Valley $3.50 per ton. Best
in the market. N. P. Hanson & Co
Adrian, MINI. iva. ...
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RAILROAD LANDS.

1 have the ONLY COMPLETE
LIST of Railroad Land in Mobiles
County. I am agent for the sale of the
same. Call on or write me for prices
and terms. 23-tf L. B. BENNETT.
tons. 4-tf
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Tenement leases for sale at the
ApvAHCE Office, lott
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dicho, padimon 81 Miniskro exphcacioNea , NOS
diio que como habia deHequihbric eR los ingFs.
Hoa coM motivo de Il aupreaioa del poF ciamto
4 los empieadoa muaicipAleB, rebaiA de loa dere-
chos dol cafe, etc, habfA que psnaar en- sustituir
eetas baiss penso en- el impuesto del fosforo
hubSiatspts sR Ia Peninsula en- Cuha, porque
NO 10 ersia oRaroaa. pueato que era ladlrecto y
POGO gravoRo. Hicimoa algunaa cbaervaciones y
como u Misistro haciA hincapis en clio, 40 tuyi-
mos ineoavenieAte an aceptArlo Lao que no sa
bia yo que solo exstiese en- Ia iHla unA fhbri.
ca do f6afsros, pues de saberlo, hubiera opnesto
algda rapayo para que no ~ creyera que queria-
mos favoreoer iRtsrsssG pRrticuareH. Ea cuAntc
regreue 4 Madrid, que serf dentro de pocos dfss,
bsbisr6 81 ae6or BseerrA de etko, como aabe
uatel que yo solo asliFo ssr eco dc las sspiSa.
Clones geaerAlea dc esa isis we're 10 q. 20 pueds
hAcer para destruir 81 nal efscto producido. nj
0iputado que mas emptno dsmostr6 en- que NO
quttAssmos dicho articulo del presupuesto, tue g
henor Calbet6a que luego he sabido 81 aDogado
us IA casa Bolivar psrsona de graa iRausncia
ca el anlmo del Eenor sceFra
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LOTrnIA .N.ACION.AL De M.ADRLD


polvada Begua IL antgas mole. M gaosAbA 4us 81 TX
euo rcbiisio la decldda afci6a pssado profuada
Sdaeos auaque Algo plAt6acs, los pri lcipss legmoI
exaR los pscad1ios vlrtudeH del abuelo
"A los hombres lel ssduce por vicos BuH
defectos-Ee dijo.
Y, desde entoAcsI, puso conbinar plan de
csmpsns cuyo oostiVo captarEe poE complete a
luAtsd del aAciaEo marques.
L. eafermedsd miHmA de Gognae que habia reuni-
do 81 coronel Luna, que 81 pra iplo pareco Clam.
pi psgro obttaculo inveRcible, fsvorsco por ell
eontrArio Eus proy ectoE.
Evidentemenks podfS extrar intimidGd con Ia
condes meRras 81 hotS Fargss eHuvisse csIrado para
les visitantss convertible hospital cargo de de
las Graciss dscfaA los murmuradorss que hacisn
coxxer por ssIoass curiosR aIgo pcante
en- que Ia 6ohgaac repreuentabaa papel
Pero precsAmente por cerEado oil hotel dc Farga
le era mas fkcil AgoStino colocAr Guu batsriAE.
EI marques Felipe Hector dc NSvailles tsHfa ls ccs
tubEe de sAx t0doB los dias ado del seno Ian
allAis dar pssso gle aico que haba prencuto e
doctor Ivan m6dico que erana, auRque formaba
paTts dol Gequio del empsradOr, quick staadl poque
era aabio
No digo que valga 10 que 81 aenor Ton hin-reps
tie menudo e marquespeEo el doctor lyaK tisno algo
de bueno loa tiempos que corremoB toa 10 que
% encueRtTa.
Dende que 81 corOne de sohgnac fus rocogido en- 81
hotel de FArgss 81 marques de NAvaen ponia cierta
afectaci6a hacer mas laTgos passos vscer,
land6 que llamaba .'sarroza HegabA haSta 81
JardR de PaRtaE que uamAba 81 .JArdin del Keym
hatA PasSy por 81 BSuque de BOOna doRde eontaba
a sailor Laaiaaia cue habr viatp Ia lenOritA de Be
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LIS Gacsta de Madrid pHnica Ia Real Order
DOR II cual 90 reStanece la tercsra expedicioa di
rectR desde SantAnder eatk jsla con escala q
Vigo par Il TrASatlantiOs, pudieRdo hacsr CO.
ds viRje las escalss que tenga por eoaveniente
aEtsriores postsriores intermedias dichoa
puertos. K servicio Eerk por nm afo, pero NC
sara oDlig 'torio para Ia OompRhla de vAporss mss
que por tvsa viijss, reslizsdos los cusleV, podrs
suspenderos rssciRdir 50 compromIso poni6E
ioo en- conociuisRto del MiRistsrio de Ultramal
con nm mes de sntiripAc6n, La Tasat antica re
aihirs en- coReepto de subvasci6R por cAda ira
yeaii de ida rstorso S,333 pc staa SO eeutimot
ia duoci6s ri deAcues TO por corespto alguno.
El servicio comeExayS el do Octubre pr6xims
"a cuy& fschE sal5rs el primer ouque del puerto
10 sAstaader II 3 de N9vismare dsl de SAr
JuaA dc Puerto Riso ea Vi 10 dc regreso, Ais do
10 4~s. miamss fechAa dc % Id. retogno en- 10.
naa.H aueEtiYos.
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Psaa eros lIepadoa nor vanor a.n,fnl az,

Pssa. eros Iegados per vspor espanol "Mon.
tevi leo" procedsRte de BsTceloAa escslas:
Rodolto Santiago, Eiusrdo Rspp sh, Luciano
lAomb1, Renora hija, Joa6 Morales, jose Aida,
PerfgriHa Marco do hambsa hiis, Maximia 20
Fernsndes, Msriano Oabsro, Fla cisco Fontani-
Has Sra, CarmeR Fort nillas, SAbiaa GalIalt,
Fraacisca Lambrich, Jon6 9erez Iyslina Iglesias.
Jos6 Soto. Dolores Ig esiss hiios, RlfseI Bsna-
ysnts, Ramos Pastor Sra, Oaofre LAstEa Sra.
hijoS, Felipe Cabrera Al2sso, Sra, hiiog, Ra.
mon Lopez, Ale,o Jinenez, Joaquia Rovira,
Josquin Gomez, Gatpar Llovat, GEsgorlo Re-
wills, Jose Maria Pens, Manuel Quiatans. Julian
Monauri Sra, Rafaal Lopss, Isabsl Vlllarf.,
Aptonia MuroE hija, Baaiio CATmons, C6s dida
g rteraa 252 psasjsros de trEnaito 81 para
trasbo1dAr en- enta Isla
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Coz motive de ser el santo de IA distiugui.
de- simp6tica senerita Maria Rodriguez, de
Bayam6r, 10 raunieron aR su apreciabIe morads
toda la haORa soejedad de aqual pueblo, pasardo
I'm ratio de vsrdsdero plaeeT, pues sousila St. ae
distipgni6 scmo acostumbIa con 80 exquiaita anna.
bilidad Eiendo fslicitads por las sxcsleStes ami
gas amigos COR que cusHta en- Bayam6n que
tasto II distiaguen. URimos pues, Bueatra sin
sara feliCit&ci6R { Ia aehnrita Maria Rodriguez,
dess&ndcls toda clsss de fslicidAdes.
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10 mirAba con los laboH abiertos las fACcioRes
deEsacaiadas por Ia Asgustis.
-PodeiE 6srcs de mi pslabrs-diio 81 eorezsI.-EI
sacreto del asssiaat1 Sc "a ds nj ST. ARdrsina
os he amauo much0 JaEo, recperdo amor,
no delatar al hombre que hA querido matarme mo ls
alcaHxGrk otra juGticlR que ID miAl
AzdreinA sncogl6 de hornbros.
- 7 qulen CO hIbla de 6l2 yAeaxo he vesdo para
pedros que le psrdoEe sf Oada que sufra Guers
que aerece; u ID Euya bar los banddos que
vaya donds deatiso IL svel ns1s rsclamo para
6...~Ls clauaid4d lie hzo hsrmsno mic las cir
cussAxcit de Il via han rotn los IEzos que nos uulAa
hi fGmi Is 80 mi amor, mi amor tdi IDsAuncia
81 quiersa Agostno psro amEmei Ne compren dss2
Ell paEAdo ha pasEdo-dijo Sohgssc haciezdo m
esfusrxo dsr pslabras Sc Eeoluci6n fTaldGd
-ILasgo tn amor ha muerto?
II eorone no respondi6.
-lDsl todo muerto2
SOIgRso Apoyo la mAso so5rs So coraz6n que pare
Ella queIer EaArsse del pecho psro ezuss ojoa per-
msnsCieroa fEios impasblsa lRbos dguieFoA mu
dos,
aqufI - ''-sS.
Dnig DIE hsciA Ia pusrtR pero volvieadoss de repex
te anAdio Goa vez deEgarrAdoER:
NO. ESQ ssrfi demHHiAdo cruslI I'd no pusdss de-
iarme marchaE sin dispuessA conaetsr cua
qusr loeuEa SIgaorsa 10 que I'd para mfr Eres el
hnico hombre quien 20, solo he anado size que he
aprsciadol Isl ta compare los dsnks to1os me pare
caR paqusnoI vugarsS t9Vaado me diiukeH II prime.
r. qua amAbAs me paEesi6 que rscobrsha nj dig
xidad mi t6 periidau mis- iusoasa buradaa i vrgin
dad de mi alma hAla eAtoncea srrastEada por fangel
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VAREDADES

kH-Galletaz de soda hnau Queso parnesa-
ao Mantequilla italiaAa fresca. JAmoaes "a.
lsgon guperior0s. Pasta Italians legftima. LIE.
che condeassds fresca. Peras de Oalifornia.
Queso de gruyere muy fresCo. Jamonea de West.
ITALIA Aceite rsi1ado sFTena" On lataa. Cog.
sac "Martel" K. Z. K Quesoa de bola sa lAtss
coloradAn. Vino "san Rafael" leRitimo. Agus
da MarmcIejo muY freGcs. Vino Rioia mares
Heredia. SAlchicb6a de Lyon superior. Harins
L6ctea muy fressa. Vino de Jerex "Kl Inocen
ss" Longasixa da Yich. ViRo Rioja mares
"Sagsata" scAban dc recibir otrecea CEREOE
DO HERMANOS Y COMP.
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'Ls Vez De Ia Noatana" ue We aa el case d.
fuapeader per tres cuatro dis ~ publicaci6p
por las raz9nes siguisAt9u que 81 mismo diArie
express: "Hoy hsmos sid ctRdoH para compa-
ecsr eR este Jasgsdo MgaieipAl; rnaEan',
ilaraE ca causaa quo 70 isstrufep, On Arsciho,
Or propoaici = is ledic o., costrs auettro CO.
rr spoEs Hsn r Romero { coAascusaeis dc q
.4ti.ulo .IQae hAes Arscib z" p15iea1o ca Il
admero l04 de 'Ls v de Ia Moat nA"; e,
Peace, por iAlari . Il auto dad. coptrs nueT
.ra oorreSponsal de Jussa Diiz s.nor Rodriguez
cosuscrsncis do I'm srtfeplo publcAdo On q
"Eco del Sur
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TeRemos ea cIrtera, punicsremcs ma
hAnA, IN lumlaoso sasulo &c nussSro amigo q
doctor Coll Tost', tsadsaso prooAE ID coaye-
venien, ia de vacusstss para cottsTle el vnelo {
Is epidemic vsTiolosA. All como en- So anterior
arti,uIo "a dsdicsba el Doctor Coll demoatTsx
ticho aaeEto con hschos essogidos do su cnaIcA
particular, eR 9 presents articuio Ra coAcEetR 4
itar lae primexAs Autorid&dsG madicaE de Eu
copa, resr ecto 10 dta do Ia vacuas para dets.
aar lan invksioa aeI de las eoi4smiAs VAnoosas.
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TELEGRAM AL sENoR LAsTREs.

Seg6a nueStraa Roticlas de 6ltima horA Ii
Mmara de Comercio de eata Capital ha tslsgra-
6ado al diputado Cortes senior Lastres rogkA-
dole excite los otros diputadoI por Puerto Rico
fin de que obtsE gan del MiEistro proRta solu.
si6A al debatido CAME de Ii moReda, pues shors
maa que nuRca 50 ha agravado II situsci6n inaR.
ciera do ID isis, con motive de Ia ruptura del
tratado cor los Eatadon Unidoa el alxs sxtraor.
lina1io del tipo de los giros sobrs aqusl pafs.
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Les cultcs que Sc oelebrArks en- ID Capilla d,

Ocb nuIkCH qUe % UNIoDthEaa sA u OHpLIIA ue
Ia ". O. Z. FrAnciscaaa seFkn:
El inevea 13 del actual Il toque de oracio.
aes, Santo RcSsrio la pisdosa Novesa de Nues-
sro Serkfco Padre San FraAeisso de ASiS en- ls
.Imp1enioa de las llsgss". nj II las ses J
media de Is maiiana, dia de ID fsstividAd de Las
Llagas, Miaa rs1ada scomuni6R general, pars
sodoB los H II. denaa foles, que gusteR tomsr
1arts en- este grAadioao acto. El q por la no.
Oh despuSs del Rcssrio 90 cantarsn Ia Salvs y
Lataniss { graHde orQueGta, dirigida por el pro
feSor don Cele1tino d A. 81 % & Las nueve y
media do lA manaAs, Aisa solemas con pAnegiri.
30 & cargo del aehor CspsIAR del Hospital mill.
sar, presbltero dop Frss cisco g Arcia.
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El r.rtaderamaate nornrer da.

vs. to d result do q4s Sc ottlene cor
uao del 0orn.yuqo Gldea para IL exoulsioa d.
lomorices y densa verues intestiaales. Es
IN B aqA de PARISHES que tEatos mllares dc vich.
mai M causAdo IL humanidad, 81 destraIdR co.
rno. ror eucAVto Goa tAR exce.eRte preparado del
eusl tanemos as mejores refereAcias. 5u uEo
b. gsaerAliEaio ea todo 81 pala pusde decirs
Que No hay ua noe ar doAde no ses conocido POI
las madres que 80 desvelAa Por IA aAlud do a..
tiernnn infkakeA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

IA negado nueatyo conocimisnto que ne
ha diSpuest1 81 qus tres eicialea de tel6grfa e..
ten de- guardik toaR IL nocha en- eHta ofciRa cen.
tral, probablemeata para que SO hsgan 81 due
on los bostsxos ue raaquen lsH pulgas vis-6.viS
La medids es sxceleRta para FeVent0y los en-
pleados haeerloS enfsrmar inutllmante estor.
poser mas adslsRta loR servicios. Los itfaa del
ranno debeR tener preEeata que lca aubaterRoR
son tamhiea de csrRe hueso que es pocc
euerdo crear aexvicioa ipdtilas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

aespsdido stsnta mate de 1oSotros, nuestso eli.
mado amigo el CoroEel de ID GuGxdia Civil, dor
FrsnciHco 0hveros Gimenex, qua en- compshft
de 80 diHtiRguida Sss. esposa SO ha autsntsdo 0
hoy para Ia HabaRa los que dessamos fsliz
riaje. El Sr. OiveroH deja aqul gratoa recuerdos
por ~ rectitnd an el deEsmpeno del dellcado car.
go dc primer iefs dc aqusl cusrpo, gus Ia desen
psnado durants largo empo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

SsguR auestras nous,Ai. il Cam r. de Go
m sf1lo 20 PoRce aa reuAi.a ea tAtoi ulaa LAEa
tratsr Ia exposicloR 50 Cortes iRicIads POI
La Demosracta, de que nos henos ocupado aAteA
de Ahors que GAIA diA va Ssiendo suscrltA por
mayor & nero de persoaAs en- toda la lsla. EA
Poaco saoenos ha aldo drmads VA por gran Ad
hero ds ComeruahtsI, eRtrs clos los dc laE Cas- =
mss respetA oles afiAdos 81 partdo iRcon 1ici.AAl