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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-09-28
LOOKS

Trouble Liable Between white and Col
ored Miners at MassiIIon.
MAssILLoN, Ohio, Sept. 2l.-The re-
port from birmingham, Ala, that 300
negro miners had started for Massillon
and 1000 would follow shortly, has
caused intense excitement in this city.
The white miners are gathered here IN
large Numbers. State Arbitrator Bishop
has still strong hopes of compromising
the strike.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-Congress.
man McAleer was defeated for renomi.
nation this morning by the democrats
in the Third district and j. p. McCul.
len chosen as his successor. Other con.
gressional nominations were: First dis.
trict, ID. j. Callahan; Second district,
Max Herzburg; Fourth district, Gus
Muller; Fifth district, DIR. Moffett.
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WALrHAM, Mass, Sept. 2L.-At the
Waltham track today John S. johnson
broke the worlds bicycle record for a
half mile, making it in "a % seconds.
In the same trial the worlds quarter
tandem record was also broken; time
20 Is seconds. Harvey Davidson of
Toronto, created a record for class "a"
making a quarter unpaced in % 10
seconds.
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TOO SENSITIVE.
A Danyilie Workman Was Scoidcd and
Committed Suicide.

n DahNille was Scoldcd ana
Committed suicide.
D%ANvILLE, Ill, Sept. &c. -Frederick
Dill, for many years employed in the
capacity of painter in the Chicago &
Eastern Illinois shops, this city, hanged
himself Yesterday in his home, one mile
east of this city. Dill was an excellent
workman, and when his foreman adverse
ly criticised his work on a passenger
coach one day last week Dill took it TO
his heart. At the end of the week he
quit the employ Of the company, and
yesterday his dead body was found
dangling to a rafter in his barn by his
wife. Dill was 10 years of age. He
leaves a wife but no children. He owned
a farm and was in essy circumstances.
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Bets in Japan,

LONDON, Sept. 2l.-The Yokohama
correspondent of the Times cables that
wagers are being made in Toxic that a
japanese army will occupy Pekin, the
capital of China, or Mukden, the capital
of M~anchooria, Nov.3. Large reinforce
ments of japanese troops have been sent
to Corea
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ED,
Arrested For Murder He Claims 1t Was
Done by Another.

Arrested For Murder He Claims 1t Was
Done by Another.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 21.-William J.
Meyers, arrested here last night for the
murder Of Forrest Crowley, near Atlanta,
made a long statement today to the ef-
feet that the murder was committed by
Brown Allen, a gambler, He says Allen
got him completely under his control
and induced him to entice Crowley to a
lonely place. This he did by telling
Crowley he had mules to sell. He sent
Crowley into the woods where Allen was
turned with a pocketbook, saying: "Here,
take your share, I've killed him Meyers
took SCI and left SCI for Allen.
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4 WORTHLESS MAN

Women.
SWIFT. Ala, Sept. 20.-Edmunda An
derson and Irene Washington, o~ctoroons,
fought a duel to the death last night
with knives. The cause was a white
man, Ben Olson, whose affections both
claimed. The two fought like tigresses
until Irene Washington fell dying with
twenty-one stab wounds. The Anderson
women, whom Olson discarded, then
stabbed herself. Olson fled.
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FOR REVENGE.

A Tennessee Man I,iddled " it'll Bullets
by MoonshIners.
BRlsTof. Tenn, Sept. 2l.-James
Darcy, a general merchandise dealer Of
White Top Mountain, was called to his
door and riddled with bullets today. 1t
is believed the assassins were moonshin-
ers whose distilleries were raided by
revenue officers on Darcev's information q.
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DENVER, Sept. 2l,-The trial of DIR. d.
j. Deck, charged with the murder of his
wife, Rosabell Deck, by morphine pois-
oning, ended today in a verdict of in
voluntary m~anslaughter. Judge Glynn
sentenced Deck to one year in the
Arapahoe county Jail, Deck was mar
ried to another woman in Ohio thirty
three days after his wife's death.
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Will Winter In Washington,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Mrs. Nellie
Grant Sartoris has rented a small house
on r street in this city, between Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first streets, and is al
ready settled therein. All during the
week Mrs. Sartoris has been busy ar
ranging her house and preparing it for a
winter residence. She expects her
mother to spend some time with her.
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A a TRAP.
Dive Cremated and Four Injured by
"A Jumping.

live Cremated and Four Injured by
"a Jumping.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-Five unrecog.
nizable bodies have been taken out OF
the ruins of the mattress factory OF
Stumph g. Bros, which was destroyed by
fire at moor The building was at New
York avenue and Sixth street and was a
Gve-story structure. Four men jumped
fom the fifth floor windows and were
eriously injured. Their names are;
ames E. Veagb, Arthur G. Bevins, Viii.
am M. Bacon, A. j. Haske.
The Stumph building is a total loss
is walls fell in. The hardware estab-
shment of M. HarIil, next to Stumph's,
las crushed and wrecked by the falling
the brick walls, and much damage
one to it.
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A LONG LIST.
Latest Report of the Engagement eff Anna
GOuld.

Latest Report of the Engagement eff Anna
Gould.
New YORK. Sept. 22.-Regarding the
present report 10 London that Anna
Gould has become engaged to Prince
Francis of ~Battenberg, the World says
Miss Anna Gould's reported engage
ments up to date are as follows:
November, 1893, to Harry Woodruff,
actor.
January 1894, to William M. Harri-
man, banker and confirmed by George
Gould.
June, to Prince Isenberg Won Bern
stein.
July, to Prince Francis Joseph of Bat
tenberg.
September l, to Comte Bosen de Tai
leyraud- Perigord authorized publisher
of a Partisan newspaper.
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A President Dying.

Colon, Columbia, Sept. 20.-The
greatest anxiety prevails here regarding
the health of DIR. Rafael Nunez, presi'
dent of the republic Of Columbia. He
has beer ill for some time aud is not ex.
pected to recover. 1t is believed by
some that he is dead. All Geographic
news is subjected to press censorship
and liable to be suppressed.
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Shot to Death at pittsburg by One of the
Keeper.
PITTsnCRG, Pa, Sept. 2l.-William
Smith, serving a twenty-three year sen,
ence in the Western penitentiary, was
shot and probably fatally wounded by
Keeper George w. Deon this morning.
Smith refused TO obey orders, picked up
a sharp knife used in the meat depart
ment and rushed upon the keeper, who
shot him.
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TOXIC, Sept. 20.--An official dispatch
from the headquarters of the japanese
fleet says the latter at l o'clock on Sept.
16 met eleven Chinese warships and six
torpedo boats 30 miles northeast Of
Haigang Toa, with the result that four
Chinese ships were sunk and n burned.
The dispatch adds that the japanese
fleet sustained no damage.
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No ShiDs Lost.

WAsHINGToN, Sept, 2I.-The Japanese
minister has received an official message
from the Toxic government confirming
the report that the japanese lost no
ships at the naval battle of Yalu, and
briefly reciting the circumstances Of the
battle AS given 10 earlier reports.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.--Secretary
Gresham today received a brief telegram
from United States Minister Dun at
Toxic. confirming the Associated Press
report of an important Japanese naval
victory at the mouth Of the Yalu river.
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KISSED AND MADE UP.

That Is, Some People Say the Vanderbilt
Quarrel Is Over.
New YORK, Sept. 20.-At the flag end
of the season when the last of social CO.
lebrities are departing from Newport,
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt has given orders
to have the famous marble palace put in
order. Many rumor are atloat. One is
to the effect that she intends to take up
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Chinese Land Pirates.

PARIS, Sept. 2O.-An official dispatch
received here from Hal MOI, the capital
of Tonquin, says pirates attempted to
wreck a train from Langson. The Chi
nese engineer was killed and two French
men were carried off. Colonel Golteni is
pursuing the pirates.
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FLYING VIII EELMEN.
.ong Distance and short Distance Records

Long Distance and short Distance Records
Disappearing.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 2l.-R. p. Leslie.
going against the bicycle record from
Chicago to New York, arrived here at
$40. He left Clyde at 545 a. IN today,
and rode on the railroad track. He
punctured four tires and fell down a
railroad ~embankment twenty feet, but
was not seriously injured. lie is still
ahead of the record 16 hours and thinks
he will arrive at New York on Sunday,
four or five hours ahead of the record.
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her abode in Rhode Island in order to
secure a divorce, the laws in that state
being almost as liberal as those of South
Dakota. Another report says that Mr..
and Mrs. Vanderbilt have patched up
their troubles and are to live together in
their Newport home.
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a Tariff Opinion.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.-Solicitor of
the Treasury Reave has given an opinion
that the tariff law went into operation
August %, the date on which the bill
became a law, not on August l, the date
mentioned in the enacting clause,
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Her Voice Stilled.

New YORK, Sept. 2l.-A dispatch re-
ceived at the Metropolitan hotel today
announced the death of Nine. Fucrsh
Madi, the noted singer, at Warrensville,
New Jersey.
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Steamer Aground,

LONDON, Sept. 20.-The British steamer
Mobile, Captain Layland, from New
York, is aground in the Thames. The
Mobile is a four-masted, screw steamer
of 1925 tons net register.
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Good Radiance.

PrTTsBURG, Sept. 2O.-George Schmous
was hanged today. He was convicted
of the murder of his wife and two young
daughters, his object being to secure
$500 insurance.
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CrIcketers at pIay

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2l.-The inter-
national cricket match between Lord
Hawkes. and a Philadelphia eleven be-
gan shortly before noon today. The
Englishmen have lost three wickets for
fourteen runs.
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Uncle sam En- Route.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-A c%ablegram
received by the navy department today
announces the sailing of the United
States ship Concord from Saiki, Japan,
for Chemulpo, Corea.
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BIG FISH.

The Grand Jury VIII Indict Sugar Trus,
Havemeyer.
WASHINGTON, Sept.20.-The grand jury
las signifed to the district attorney that
I will have no further communication tc
make until Monday, when it is expected
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IN A BAD FIN.
A German steamer Carrying $50 Passen-
gers Ashore.

LONDON, Sept. 22,-The German
steamer S~teinhoft, from Hamburg for
Montreal, is ashore at Torcross, near
Dartmouth, on the Devonshi-e coast.
Life boats and tugs have been sent to
their assistance. 1t is expected she will
be pulled of at the next high water.
There were l5l passengers. The Stein
hoft was built at Hamburg in 1889 for
the g-American Packet COM
pany.
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THE LAST
Willie Breckinridge Has Been offered u
job on the Stage.

job on the Stage.
New YORK, Sept. 2l.-The following
telegram has been sent in good faith by
Steve Brodie to Col. Breckenridge:
Colonel breckenridge Dear Sir:
Noticing that the American public has
turned its back on you l now offer you
an engagement with my show, ION the
Bowery,"to give a fifteen-minute lecture
on the subject Of the prejudices Of the
American people on morality, or such as
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Out of u job.

BRUSSELS, Sept. 20.-A decree has
been published dissolving the chamber
of deputies and the senate and fixing the
elections for October 16.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2l.-The Rock Island
railway directors have declared a quart
erly dividend Of y per cent.
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Chicago Purified.

CHICAGO, Sept. 20.-The crusade of the
civil federation against gambling result
ed today in the complete stoppage of all
games.
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SoooRRo, N. NJ, Sept. O.-The repub-
lican territorial convention today nomi.
mated j. Il. Chapaze for congress.
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Metal Market,

New YORK, Sept. 22.-Bar silver,
635a cents. Lead, 1906.
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Ell BAR6n AHrn1oAnO

lobo, Bisn G6 que eHtamoH en- una casa sin
puertas nj ventsnas pero sria pveciSo que ere aBaI
pudisra anzaYSO hasa de salto stravssar
veItbuO lenO de bandidou Ali Iuuncn psHdOnarS
csc ruin conde la maaera tyata No aolamsnta
no hR quOrdO darme nlla sino que nos expouo de
aquf mafana ser devorAdas por tgre Sabes td
ii h8y tgrss en- ltslia?
Kitty Saba de sobra que los tgrss solo van Italia
anjaulados, pero 90 hslaba POGO dupueVts expcar ID
fauna del pals. AdemsB Minnie aterrAbn an coss
ante IL evensualida1 pOsibe de M tgre En- Cd
cuaidad de hsEoina em pre- expueata savada Sompre
conGdcraba muy ordnariaB las mas eEaordnariaB aVen
Hacfa conBtAr hscho moHatruoso pero conven
cida de que no IA aTperaba Bufrimento alguno.
Els sin duda alguRa una beBtia fsrcz-diio deg.
pues de haber mIrsdo nuevamerts
NO 60 oso-c0nlest6 Mad Wllougby nor cam.
plAcsBca-aunque los hsy en- los ApsnnsB
Me ptxecs mas bien IN lobo-repuso Mineie con
acehto de sutoridau-Por 10 dem6g comida por m
lobO pOr tgre, Ell case es iguAl bien trilts
anadi6 suspivando-ler copida cusBdo Sc enc spetto
rs IN hombreI -sxC mo Kitty extFsmecisrdooe
-lUn hombrei lqu6 lOcurs mi querida Kittyl Or
holnbre auda derscho VA CuRtro pies meI ca que
no nino pequeno.
-Te digo que hombre. 10y IN hcmlre one
vieRe en- sccerro nueltro Mira hien Minnie VesY an
nAnas IHacs BeDss el Unprotected
-lAhl iys2-susp6 Ninnie ( quien diugustaba 40
tsner que sguardar por msS largo tempo Bu 1avador
Mad. WiLorghy Ia hi4o caHar cor an sdemkp. Pal
pitkndCe vioontamente Ell eoraz6n psrfa nj uMo solo
de los movmentos del ser deHConooido que aosrcab
ID cass.
-lse ppEoximal-diio con vCE tsmhloroas.
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Buena adquisici0n

sa vsnde con buepss condiCiones la MSgui-
ma vertical par meier cana de Ia Hacisads ''Dsu-
tino" en- santa Isabel de 26 caballoBde fuerza, On
mRgnidCO ostado corYiente, con slguRas piezaB de
repueRtO, somo que sItk haoieRdo Adjustments e.
coSecho puede v6rssIe fuucioRar. En- 80 caVo,
Sc OntvsgAr6 en- Julio pr6x mo, On que debe mon
tArSe otFa de mayor potoReia. DirijiIse q que
gRVeribe. Ponce, FsbgeFo I6de 1894 1
FraneSsco PUrrG
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Pronietayio del cafe inStalado en- Ell ntm. 1856
de ID Gale de a Diput'c6n, Gs ha vito epvuelto
On lac mallaa de mn proCsso judicial ruidoVisimo
Dor haber albergAdo en- ma de Las dspeudenCisS
interiors; del eatablecimIerto loH Pa'las y los
Salvador.
El g. upo an4rquico "Bosveputo," en- mala
ho1a para Ramon, ss eRsmor6 de su casa.
ALI CelebIaroR LOS anarquintAB catorse &
ounce YeunioBet,
Asegura TalRrn que ninguna de aouellaE
personss conocfs, ssf como tambi6n jg oraba ell
cbieto que loa llevsba "a casa.
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Buena ocaSion

VentG de una FineG-Por no poder ateAder-
Ia 80 dueho. ss vende una en- Utuado barrio de
Rio.absjo, rsdicada en- ID misme Csrretera que
conduce Areeiho, compuesta de 40 cuerdsu
mas meuos, cen fncss de cafe. pl6tanos, gui-
Deos, pastcs de auints srbolev frutsles de todaB
classes. Tieae cssa habitAcion, almscen techado
de zinc IU m6quina para ell desgrsne ondi-
clos del fruto un glAeis. Aqua permanente
con "a cor, espondiente tsnque TambSa j. atIa.
vieUs una quebrada. AdemS1 uEa cssa. .tiendA1
la mas acreditadA del t-aYecto, pueH todaa las per-
sonaV que pasan CON diresai6n & Il villa del Ca
pitSn Correa ge detieneR en- Ia fonda ala Jibari.
ts," doRde se expends el queso de prenUa mas
ue'ecto exquisite que se conoce en- Puerto Rico
premiado con $75 en- el Cartsnen agricola cele.
brado en- 10 Capital. Para infornes dirigirse al
dueno don AdolfO Legrand que reside en- la ex-
ureGada fncs. 16-7
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247 B1BIIorroA 'IA CORRESPONDENCE DE Pro -R1oo

precise psrdonadme que smpea frases de masdo
Quslera tsner otra mission que obedecer precise
que Separeia eHta noche, hasta mahana tsmprano.
-l8epararnosl-exclam6 Mad. Wilougby On Ell col.
mo del tspsnto.
-lOhl hastR mahana solaments; pasado agts tempo
reunires para sepre. Psro ahora separacon
indispensable: ha habdo " tentative para
aqui Ar sera mas fac pRFa vgilaroy las dos Sc
ha vso por estA ventana asgtr empress que afoE
tuuadaments he Edo deEcuberta. En- ntelGg de vueB.
tos errantel AMIGOS precise SustrasroE Ia tsntacion
de hlcerlas Gefiaa
- Yo oB Mplicos cabalero-djo Mad Willougby
cruzando las manosno aepareis de Minsiel No po.
podes GeE tan cruel que exijaiu este snplicio 70
proeo Oh uro por nj aavac6n etelns, que haremoG
NADIA, que nada intentaremos psra escspsrnos
Glrasob puea que era u, mene6 "a cabeza Hoari6.
Els impogble no qusro esponeros 4 un perjurio.
-lPero NO creis, pues Rada2
lOht 81, creo muchRg cosag. Oreo desde luago
mi amor por mis- Fay; ella mi precisdo bien
quiero expcnerms perdera. S estuvesefa pri.
sion meoI Cerrada que ests miss Minnie intsntaEa
hur Sois astoY SECURE de ello quien Ia axcitas
acabRrais por hacera szios pogroa o. ueparo
para perderla.
-Pues ben; atadnoa encadsnadnOs, perO no nes se-
pnrsis
lAtHroGl lEnCadensrOu voBotrasl lOhl COY IN
cabalsro, senora, auero tratarou Las roRndsraco
que merece Tamo mis- precauCioRes psro respecto
i hermapa dem prometida: guiero otEaa cadenas
que las de afecto, las dc mi abnegaci6n.
El malvsdo mezclaba suS amenazAG con concsptoS de-
critic italiano.
Manana- pgeuieuid- Fay ier6 nj 'upOua Fl
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Mn EXITO OOMPLET0 btap

UN FXITO COMPLETE btenido en- va.
rios cssoS dc Bronqnit y ninOS rsqniticos con
/. apCaCi6n de ID EmsUEsi5n de Scott de aceite
ds higado de baCaIao hpcfonRtos de cal sosa.
OaEtagsnO, Colombia, JuniC' 9, SsA,
Sefores Scott g BOtOne:-Nuy ssiioreB mics:
VAriAB veceH en caSo de bronquitis ninos rsqui
tiCoV, he tenido oportunidad de uSSr Il EsaulsS6n
de Scott Obtspisndo an 6xto completo. Lo cual
me % grsto ComunicarleU, Guedo de uutedes cor
81 mayor YeSpeto atento 8 8 Q B.s. Nd
Jwan s. GGstslbOnRo
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AVISO

Los que deTeen desempebar 81 cargo de So.
criutaR seg'ar de eata par oquis, 10 1olictar&v
ante 81 que SuSbribe en- el t6rmino de otho diss
contados d sde 10 fech', fin de elevsr la supe-
rioridad q correspondents terms; siendo de ad.
vsrt,r que los aspiraptas habr6a de presents,
Oerti6caci6n del Cura p6rrcCo del pueblo donds
reBid6n, que acredite "a conducts neral religio
% ID vez qus 10 spttud DecesaTis para 81 de-
sempeio de dicho cargo, AdiuntRa % de FsbYe-
70 de ls9G.--JoE6 Rbto Martinez, Prbo..
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Con o. obieto de coamemo .ar ID promotion
del 0no 1874 % han reuaido hoy amorsando
into, On e .'Haf6 de Puerto Rico", Los Capita
n.s de eute ejSrcito SeHores dor Joaquin PAche.
eo, don Emilio Chsbrkn, don FranciBco Garcia
FSrrsr, don Manuel Franco, don Eugenio de An
ca, acompah6Rdolss 81 ComGndsnt0 don Raj 81
Ubeda. El slmusrEo fu6 espI6ndido, el ServCio
i1meiorabs la mayor cor lialidAd EeiB6 entire lol
cikRdoa esballeros
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b, Utuedo pog telegrafian hov lo que rieu

Ds UtuNdo ROa teLegratlan hoy 10 que uigue:
= sAHos6e lego ssts pueblo don Antonio
Cort6u procsdente de Arscibo, sConApanado dol
I,icenciado Senox RamoS a "suSa del hallarGe
81 fsrmo el iefs de Ia familia Casalduc, en- cuya
O. - so horpsds Cotton, eate supllc6 los autono
mintls deB.gtiersn de hlcerle la rscepcidin que
tapfan dispueaia pHvs obgsquiSrle. Cort6n TegreBa
T6 manapa Arecibo pRs, do madana gqguir$
viaie nara Aauadila. .-EI. CcRREsPuNs Al.
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Nusstro ilnssraro amigo 81 geior D. J.
Amadec, vecino de Arroyo, b tenido u atspci6n
d obSequiarnos con an eiemplar de- dtil libro
eDmersdilimaments impreaO J encuadernado, que
haCe POGO public6 81 ipgl6S on Fila 1elRs con q
ttulo de "A social plaguoa and maldsn'D prayer
en- el cual CombGts 81 alC holiamo Dicha obra
vertids q cattsllano poR az autor, cmpezara en-
brsve editsrue en- la tipogEatta dc La CoRREs-
PoNDENO1A tsnsmoa Il Reguridad de que On nueu-
tro pals acap1ar6 d mismo fsvoE que en los EU-
tadoB-U Unidou, doude hA ado may cslebrada.
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VARIEDADES

vino de San Rafael, qua de Mondsrjz, Ha.
rina Lactea Aqua de viChy Leche Condeaaads,
Aqua de Rubinst EStraCto Lisbjgc, Aqua de
OrszES, Semols fna Aqua de Carabaha, SChoco
sts Menier, Aqua de Loecheu, Agas dc Azabar
AmargO de ApgoGturs, Slegut aqua Colognia de
FArina ReciFen 70. todog Los vapores Cerecedo
HermanoB Oompahfs. 8-3
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vENTA RFINOAs RUsTICAs.

En este t5rmino municipal, COrts diUtAn.
cja do Ia poblsci6u, ss ven len dos fncau r6ntiOaB
Una de 229 Cuerdas con plsntaOiono1 de %,
f6 en- % mayor psrts, de produCtO y de 2, 3y
anoU. Troduce hoy 81 TsdsdoE de 400 quintalOG,
con 81 Auevo podr6 rendir 500. TioRO Casa-
v4vienda, almaceneS con GecadOran, mslacatO pa
ra dOSCsrszar cafe todo 10 nocsBAvio para ID
recollection del fEnto cor capaCidGd bastantO para
500 quintales Las fShricas todaB dc nlova
construcCi6a con buensB madersG del pSfg co
bijsdss de hissro GO gavRniEado
Otra de 2l5 Cuerdas; de elias, uUsB 40 hnea
daS de csf6 con producto hoy y H0dOdor dc 400
quintalas aIcanzsran Z 800 Con 81 nuevO cue ya
empieza producer; buenss mGlezas pEopiaB para
u niombra do caf6; una casa para viviOnda 81
tablecimiento comercial y otra para mGqUina son
almacon de buenaG msderpU J CobijadGS do hioEHo
gaIvanizado.
Ambau en- peYfecto sStsdO dc eultivO, con
plktRncS, guineos y OtraS viandaG on abundancla.
Por no poder atenderlaS "a duOEo, g vendOn laB
dos IG vaG 8 cada una de poE q
Para mss infsrmes diriirso { don Manuel
salicEup, On UtuAdO.-Febrero - de 1884
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En- 10 madruga1a de msnAns contrSer6
mstumenio on Rio-piadras nueatro sstimado
migo don JOE6 JAnsr Soler con ID agraciada
Y di0tiBguidS sehoTita Jouefiua Landrau Ortiz.
O6siar& el Poro. d IN Santiago HitS Catedrktico
sl LuVtituto provincial. DssefmoSleE una etsr
nR luna de miel.