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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10
kILRAIn KNOCKED OUT.
The Fight at Coney Island Results In an
Easy Victory for O'DonneiI.

The Fight at Coney Island Results In an
Easy Victory for O'Donnen.
CoNEY ISLAND, n. Y, Nav Since
Goddard and Maher fought here in De-
cember, 1892, there has not been a
heavyweight contest brought off in the
vicinity of New York. The fact that
Jake Kilrain, of Baltimore, and Steve
ODonnell, of Australia, were to
meet here last night at catchweights
in a twenty-five round go, nat
urally attracted a large crowd of
sports, as every person who had an
opportunity was anxious to see these
heavyweight pugilists prove which
was the better man, after the very I'M
satisfactory ten round draw which
they fought short time ago in Boston.
ODoni ell climbed the ropes at $50
and Young Critic was then amongst
his seconds, who by this time num-
bered half a dozen. Kilrain arrived a
minute later, and in comparison with
his tall opponent he looked as an ele-
plant ODonnell's weight was said
to be $50 pounds and Kilrain's thirty
pounds more.
The men shook hands at 10 o'clock,
and Kilrain looked very beefy when he
stripped.
O'Donnell had the best of it from the
first, but did not succeed in finishing
his opponent until the twenty-frst
round, when a heavy blow on the jaw
knocked Kilrain down. and the referee
declared O'Donnell the winner.
After the bout was finished Charlie
Johnson said he would bet $4,000 that
Sullivan would whip the winner in
half the time.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10
A CAR ACCIDENT.
Runaway Sprinkler Scares the Occupant
of a Car and They jump.

of a Car and They Jump.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, MAY IA runaway
trolley sprinkler car, of the Mount
Troy branch of the Pleasant Valley
electric system, is responsible for the
death of one and probably two women.
Car GO left the top of the hill at $50
o'clock and was followed out by the
sprinkler. When half down the steep
hill one of the four passengers in the
first car, Miss Della Dooley, noticed
the sprinkler flying toward them. She
ran to the door and jumped, pulling
the conductor with her. The back of
her head struck the curbstone and
her skull was crushed. She died
in a few moments. The conductor,
John McAllister, was badly hurt
and bruised. Two of the other
passengers were John Andrews and
Mary Widner. They are engaged to
be married. and were coming from the
church of the late Father Mollinger,
where their bans had just been pub
lished. The girl jumped from the car,
and was followed by her lover. She
alighted on her face and head, and is
so badly injured she may die. Andrews
was injured internally. One hundred
yards from where the three passen-
gers jumped, the sprinkler struck car
60, which was just turning a curve.
Both cars jumped the track, and ran
into the sidewalk, where they stopped.
The motormen. who remained at their
posts, and the one passenger, who was
on car 60, and who seemed to be en-
joying his exciting ride, were unin-
iured
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10
Spring Medicine
The best Preparation for this Purpose
HOODS SARSAPARILLA

Spring is the season for cleansing
and renewing the blood. During the
winter it has crept sluggishly through
the veins, gathering impurities from
indoor air, from fatty substances in the
food, and from many other sources.
The great blood purifying medicine
especially prepared to do this work is
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t will give to
the blood purity, richness and vitality
and these will bring health and vigor,
strong nerves, a good appetite, refresh
ing sleep, and powers of endurance.
Cleanse your blood by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, renovating preparation
especially prepared to make pure
blood, then you may enjoy the season
OF flowers and birds and out door
pleasures, for you will be healthy,
strong and well. Get only Hoods.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10
A sherif,s Sale In Lancaster.

The smallest sum ever realized by a
sheriff's sale in Lancaster county was
that just received from the sale of the
personal property of Isaac Walton, of
Mount Nebo. A few years ago he was
a prosperous merchant, but series of
misfortunes ended in financial ruin.
At the sale just held only the neigh
bors were present, and these refused
TO bid against Mrs. Walton. The sheriff
first offered the goods at their sup
posed value in dollars, finally dropping
to cents, and in the end Mrs. Walton
bought in everything for thirty-one
cents.-Philadelphia Times.
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THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary Of the Daily News
WASHINGTON NOTES.

SENATOR STEWART has written q
sharp and sarcastic letter to President
Cleveland on the policy of his admin
istration favoring the British so much.
AN order recently issued by the post
Office department at Washington in
structs postmasters to examine closely
all printed matter which looks like the
work ola typewriter, and unless it is
easy to determine whether it came
from printing press or a typewriter,
to charge cents postage on every
piece. Typewriter matter goes at let
ter rates, while circulars printed on q
press take the cent rate.
RESOLUTIONS condemning the admin
istration at Washington for its inaction
in the British seizure of Corinto,
Nicaragua, were adopted by the New
York assembly on the 1st, under sus-
pension of the rules, the vote standing
81 yeas and Is nays.
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONER RoosE-
WELT has formally rendered his resig-
nation to President Cleveland. He will
accept the police commissionership OF
New York city, recently rendered him
by Mayor Strong.
SOUTHERN politicians at Washington
stated that Secretary Smiths bold
stand for sound money which he made
1T Macon, Ga, recently has opened the
ball in the south, and that with ex-
Speaker Crisp and his hackers on the
one side and Secretary Smith and the
administration supporters on the
other the fight would now be prose-
cuted with relentless vigor for the con-
troll of the democracy of Georgia.
THE United States minister, Mr.. Al
exander w. Terrell. has obtained from
the Turkish government instructions
for the governor of Erzeroum to facili-
tate the mission of William A. Sachtle-
ben, of st. Louis, who has been sent
by the American Bicycling association
to search for the remains of Frank G.
LEM, the Pittsburgh wheelman, who
has been missing for about year, and
who is reported to have been shot dead
on the road between Kourtali and Ia
har, Armenia, while making a tour of
the world.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10
AGAINST GLOVE CONTESTS.
Supreme Court of Louisiana Decides
Against the New Orleans Olympic Club.

Supreme Court of Louisiana Decides
Against the New Orleans Olympic Club.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7.-Yesterday
Associate.J Judge McEnery, of the su.
preme court, handed down a decision
in the case of the State of Louisiana
VS.. the Olympic club. There was a
suit brought against the club to prevent
prize fighting. The Judgment of the
lower court was given in favor of the
club. This would have allowed prize
fighting as recently conducted by the
club to be continued, but to-day the
supreme court reversed the decision
and knocked out prize fighting in this
city. Under this decision glove con.
tests will not be allowed.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10
BOGUS RELICS.
A Thriving Industry Starting Up Around
Chattanooga.


WASHINGTON. May :. - Beware OF
Chickamauga relics. AS the interest
in the great military park increases
there has sprung up war relic indus
try in the vicinity of Cha ttanooga.
Much OF the battlefield IS heavily
wooded and the industry take. the
form of logs and branches of trees
decorated with bullets and pieces OF
she'll Ever since the government con-
mission came into control of the battle
field the greatest care has been taken
to preserve intact the shot and shell
torn trees. No relic hunting is allowed.
Nevertheless, it is possible to purchase
il the streets of Chattanooga, from
farmers wagons. these relics in almost
aly quantity. They are all bogus.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10
PROVIDING FOR MOTHERS.
Dependent Clause of the Pension Law
Construed Humanely.

Dependent Clause of the Pension Laws
Construed Humanely.
WASHINGTON, May The action OF
the pension bureau in constituting the
legal meaning of dependence under
the act of June -, 1890, has been re-
versed by Assistant Secretary of the
Interior Reynolds in a decision on
a dependent mothers case. The rul-
ing provides where the property pos
sessed by mother having no other
means of support is so small that il
will not yield an income sufficient to
support her during her life. it should
not deprive her of the right to a pen
sion. By adequate means of sup
port" the law is interpreted to mean
not merely enough to supply the neces-
saries of life for limited. period OF
years, but comfortable maintenance
of the pensioner during the remainder
Of bar life
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspepsia,
heartburn, torpid liver, dizziness,
sick headache, bad taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, loss Of
appetite, sallow skin, ETC., when
caused by constipation and con-
stipation is the most frequent
cause of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills Ioc and zsc a
box. Book FREE at your druggists or
write B. F. Allen Co., sos Canal Street,
New York.
Annual sales more than 100000 boxes
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10

SAN FRANCISCO. May Theodore
Durrant viii spend several quiet weeks
in the county Jail before he is placed
on trial for his life for the murder of
Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams.
The police will not hurry him to trial,
desiring to give abundant time TO pre-
pare FOR his defense. The case. there
fore, will not be called until July.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10
Destructive Flames in buffalo.

BUFFALO, y. Y, May Fire early
this morning destroyed NJ. Strauss &
Sons tannery, postal station a, Gro
ben's coal yard, barns, several freight
cars, two dwellings, a number OF
horses and large amount of stock in
East Buffalo, The loss is estimated at
s25C, 600, with Sl25. 600 insurance..
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10
Clerk Rau Dies from His Wounds.

ST. JOSEPH, No, May 7.-Richard
RRu, clerk at the st. George, who was
slot ty Tom Farrell, the train robber,
died Yesterday evening. The coroner s
jury rendered verdict that Farrell
had come tc his death from wounds in
fiictcd by officers while he was resist
ing arrest.
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JUSTICE PROVIDED FOR.
United States Court of Appeals is Organ
lied at McAIester, i. T.


SOUTH MCALEsTEB, l. T., May T.
The United States court of appeals was
organized at this place yesterday morn
ing. Judge c. Is. Stuart, chief justice;
William Springer and C. B. Kilgore,
associate justices, presiding. j. J. Nc
Alester is marshal and Fielding Lewis
clerk. The court will hold two terms in
June and January of each year. All
attorneys enrolled in the district
courts were enrolled as attorneys of
the court of appeals. Court adjourned
to meet at South McAlester, l. T., on
the first Tuesday in June next.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10

Il cannot speak too highly of Hoods
Sarsaparilla, as it has worked wonders
In my case. am "A years of age and
have been afflicted with salt rheun on
my hands for a great many years.
tried many things to cure them but
failed. My hands would crack open
and bleed profusely, and the pain was
terrible to bear. Since taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla the flesh has healed and
the skin is as smooth as any farmers. 1
recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla as a re-
liable medicine and always speak in its
favor" LLOYD b. CHASE, Swansea,
Mass. Get only Hoods because
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1895-05-10
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier

Prominently in the public eye to-day.
Be sure to get Hoods and only Hoods.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27
COFITO DELGADO Y COMPANIA
SOcied0d en- COmQmdltQ

GALE DE TETUAN NUMERO 46
Compras ventas al por mayor. Surti-
do complete de provisiones y constantes
existencias de las harinas de trigo EsTRE
LILA y TUMBADORA.
P. Prec60s 1GMa6t0dfsSnn0s.
Nos dicen de Toa-alta: ''Han contraido
matrimonio can6nico ell laborioso y mo-
desto joven don Ramon Catala y Carreras
con la apreciable virtuosa se1orita dona
Josefa Ducret y Lasus, apadrinando la CO.
remonia los j6venes don Jose Nicasio y Ia
se6orita dofa Luisa de aquellcs apellidos,
hermanos respectivamente de los despo-
sados: un lucido acompanamiento asisti6
al acto, elogiando todos tan amable pare.
ia Sc. cant6, Sc bail6 y despues del choco-
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separatista, en- d m0mento de empeaar

saparatista, en- el rnomento de empezar 8
|fraguarse." .*.*
7: Continda Ia relaci IN de los que han
contribuido en- la isla a soil :itud d., la
Prensa Asociada, para cbsequiar q los Ba-
tallones del Ej6rcito de la misma que mar
chan q Cuba.--suma anterior, $50 pesos
-BARROs.-Don Francisco Bou y AFRO
20, 10 pesos.-Don Francisco Guerrero, 10
Don Jeads Munoz, pesos SO centavos.-
Hijos de Elias BOu, l peso SO centavos.-
Don Justo Riaho, Pbro, pesos.-Don
Miguel Nadal, l pes Ell Professor ele
mental, peso.-La Profesora elemental,
d IN Avelino Arroyo, peso
Don Ieidoro Rn,n< s, peso.-Don Vicente
(COntinnarA.
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Un dialogo que para su publication
Os envian de las Piedras:


d l"Sabe usted don Juan 81 SO han
rematado los arbitrios del lAyuntamiento
de las Piedras?-Algunos don Pedro. Ell
de los Consumes ha quodado desierto por
que ell Ayuntaniento y Junta Municipal,
d01l6mdose de Ia situaci6n de aquel pueblo
quebrodo, elev6 la cantidad diez mil y
al Gomeroio que cierre sus establecimien.
tos. " ell Comercio, don Juan, Sc queda-
ra de brazos cruzados? Me han dicho,
don Pedro, que piensan pedirle al Gobier-
no una Comisi6n para que Sc entere debi-
damente de esa enorme injusticia. Y los
demas arbitrios tales como Bagaies, Ca
minos, Matr1culas y C6dulas jpor qui6n
RADIO, por dos empleados del Ayuntamien-
to, ST bien vali6ndose de tercero. " este
puede hacerse sefior don Juan? Entire in
condicionales es acceptable; ademas ell pa
triotismo hay que demostrarlo en- to Jas
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Gonzalez Tanago: La Seroterapia en-

Gonzalez Tanago: La Seroterapia en-
la difteria. Resdmen de los trabajos he
chos sobre este asunto, un tomo, rs Gen.
tavos. Burgeois: Elementos de Terap6u-
rate: Los deberes y sponsabilidades de
la riqueza, un tomo, 65 centavos. P
Kneipp: Ell Conseiero de las familias.
Gufa de sanos enfermos, 1 peso 40 CEN
tavos., LARA y Cerecedo: Anuario- -M6di-
c0-farmac6utico, primer suplemento al
D;ccionario de bolsillo, I'm tomo, 80 centa-
vos. P. Kneipp: Camarero privado de
S. S. Leon XIII. El cuidado de los nif1os.
Avisos y consoles, para tratarlos, en- el es-
tomo tela, peso rs centavos. -Librerfa
de B. J. Sanjurio Vidal.
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Recortamosyde '''L a Democracia":

RpCOTGamOSFQ0 Ia D0mOCTdC19
'' Un respectable vecino de Las Marias,
peninsular, voluntario y conserved r. ii
tulos que le dan derecho para hablar,
como 10 hace, nos escribe 10 siguiente:
EN- este pueblo tambi6n Sc conspi-
ra contra la integridad de la patria Por
haber dicho un sefor de esta localidad en-
el momento de estar sufriendo una febre
cerebral, gegdn informes facultativos, wi
va Cuba ibre! lPuerto-Rico libre! viva
Espana! vivian los Voluntarios! nuestro CO.
loso alcalde, don Inocenci Colon (enti6n
dase don Jose Guiscafr6), para probar SUI
mucha actividad en- el desempe no bel car
go que ell Gobierno le ha conf do, ha tent
DO por conveniente poner en- conocimiento
del seflor Gobernador General de la pro,
vincia 81 hecho de que el sefior en- cues
ton habfa lanZado gritos subversivOs. "A
no baberse tornado tan radicales medidas
.por nuestra autoridad local, seglro que q
eatas horas pesaria sobre los habitantes
de eata jurisdieeio temible ley marcial; /;
pero afortunR dam mente fgaeaa6 el complot
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AZORES Gun MATAN
440

"-JEs possible que exista agun deseo tuyo
que yo no quiera cumplirF
-lComprendo que no me quedan mas que
algunos dies de vidal.
FL baron no trat6 de prote tar.
Ten1a menos animos que ella.
Rosa repuso:
-lLlev> re la tumba un sentimiento T..
un remordiuiento!.
-1Td?
Rosa nadi6 con lent'tud:
Ell de no haber sido mas que una deagra.
ciada ...que una muchacha.
Ferney Sc jnclir6 y la dijo al dido algunas
palabras
Ell rostro de la enferma SO ilumino con una
'c1aridad celeste.
-IHareis eso?-exclam6. ~
'-Rosa-repuso ell bar6n-este era mi ma
y>r deseo. Td has sido la meior de las amigas,
Ia mas casta de las j6venes, la mas carinosa Ia
mas fel de las mujeres j an6s tendre otra es-
posa Que was mueras snioguna otra ocupa-
ra el vac1o que th dejas en- mi coraz6n.
e., Rosa cerr6 los ojos le di6 las gracias, con
uoo de esos besos por medic de los Gu les re
: confundsn las slmas ..=..-
al dia siguiente por Il mafians, despnea de
ma noehe de sufrimientoa, 81 onra de les Olmoa
up venerable aroieno, fu6 4 Rer 4 IA enfsrma
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Ampliando la noticia que "a publica-
mos del robo hecho al alcalde de Isabella,
nos escribe 10 que sigue nuestro correspon-
sal de aquel pueblo: &c Mejor, enterado
del robo de le otra noche, puedo decirles
que a juzaar por 10 que he dido, los ladro
nes forzaron la cerradura de la puerta de
Ia escalera, abrieron la puerta de Ia sala
de- dc recibir = de aIli pasaron una habita
ci6n contigua donde dormian unas niflas,
sobrinas del Alcalde. En- esta habitaci6n
abrieron el ropero y extrajeron de 81 cer
ca de 500 pesos, casi todos en- orc, varias
prendas de valor de la senora de la casa y
ell reloj del Alcalde, fernando todo un va
lor de cerca de 800 pesos. Todas las dill
gencias que SO han: hecho hasta la fecha
indtiles. Y ell seflor Juez de instruction
de Aguadilla puso en- libertad a los deteni-
dos, por no encontrar .culpabilidad en-
a11Os "
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Nos dice nuestro Corresponsal de las
Piedras que los comerciantes de dicho
pueblo piensan acudir al Gobierno en- res
petuosa exposition, fin de enterarle para
que obre en- justicia, respecto de la des-
proportion de que quieren hacerles victi-
mas, oblig&ndoles q pagar en- el pr6ximo
a1o economico, seis mil pesos mas que en-
81 presente por el odioso impuesto de
Consumes, que Sc eleva s diez mil pico
de pesos. Cue es necesario conocer la i'm
portancia del comercio de las Piedras para
5uzgar la injusticia con que ell AyUnta-
miento y Junta Municipal (sin tener en-
cuenta la precaria situaci6n del vecinda-
rio) quieren proceder en- el presente case,
sin ninguna clase de consideraciones. Que
81 el GObierno enterado minucioeamente
del asunto no dispone que SO concilien
todos los intereses, como cabe esperar,
entonces SO daran de baja los comercian-
pio de Julio pr6ximo cerraran sus estable-
cimientos.
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Para que SO yea como entlenden algu-
mas personals. la mission de la prensa peri6
dica y los privlleg50s de q. deben g. zar los
seflores suscriptOres, publicamos q CONT
nuaci6n la siguie0t9 carta, reclbida por
ell correO de anOche, de Toa-baja:
'FSr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy senor mio: Extraha eobremanera al
que suscribe, que siondo suscriptor de su
ifustrado peri6dico, no de la debida entra
da en- sus columnas q los escritos que 1t
diriio alguna que otra vez, y que tratO 20
de hacerlOs lac6nicos. Hace unos d1as le
remiti uno, respecto a Ia boda de mi ami
90 Pancho Correa con Adela Lopez,
atn hoy SO encuentra en- ell rinc6n del ol
vido. En- su consecuencia, para no dis
frutar de ningdn benefcio, desde fin d.
mes deio de tomar Ell peri0dic0, obligan-
dome & suscribirme otro que me OfreZca
mejores garantfas. Esto no 10 dudO, pues
como usted no estara al frente, sera obra
de alguno de sus empleadcs; pero siendo
aei, debe usted subsanar Ia falta. Queda
de- usted con ell mayor resp ito su affmo. y
alto. 81. Is. q b. g. M.
Manuel CabO SW0rez."
Lo mas salado del cuerto es que Ia ci-
g.tada noticia SO public6 en- nuestra edicion
del 20 del cOrriente, aunque no con los eT
te1as0S detoIIgs que deseaba ell senior Sua.
rez v que MA hemos dicho repetidas veces
no acostunnb amos publican 90 esq forna..
ponde meioF AZ come en Puerto Rieo
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OJ0.-Hemos tenido el gusto de We

OJO.-Hemos tenido el gusto de yer
el excelente surtido de sombreros y capo-
tas para senoras que acaban de recibir
nuestros amigos los sehores Borras Rel
nes; no hay mas ALA. Tambien hemos
podido observar algunos de la confecci6n
del rnuy competente Don Enrique Gaba-
IRON y hemos podido yer, tanto por su
gusto, como por su elegancia, que no tiene
NADIA que envidiar los extranieros, con
la condici6n que la mas exigente sefora
puede usar una capota sombrero a medi-
Francisco 52.-E1er6QWe GGbGrr6m.
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Desde 81 dia 20 de setiembre pr6ximo,
empezara a rejir ell siguiente plan de re-
cial de Puerto Rico co-BilIetes que SO iuga-
ran, 80 mil 4 50 so uno $75, ,O6O.-CuaTta
parte que Sc deduc9 $18, 8,75O.-Lfquido
$50, 6,25O.-Los premios seran; de 20 mil
p sOs.-1 de mil pesos-2 de mil pesos
de 5000 de $23O-15 de $1OO-85 de $50
.:74a de $25. Dos aproximaciones de 800
al pr m premio y dos de $50 al segundo
idem.
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: SEDA NtGRA PARA OJA,AR madejitas de
doble peso q en- tOdas parties 2 chavos ca
da una. SedG negro en- maqdejomes made
jones grandes a diez centavos. Para ell
Por mayor, a 6 pesos libra. Vale hoy
l6 pesos este articulo.
E CQprlcho San Justo 81.
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ocasiones. No hablemos mas don Juan.
Promete nuestro CorresponsaI seguir ira
tando de este asunto = cuando tengamos
mas datos quizas podamos emitir nuestra
impartial opinion -.
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late de order anza, SIC recitaron varias poe
sfas por lbs j6venes don Manuel PERI 2 :
don Enrique Maria lzquitrdo: las dos dc
Ia maflar termino tan agrad able reunion,
quedando tedos agradecidos de la amabi
lidad que distingue Ia fanilia Ducret:
que sean felfces es 10 que les deseemos. :"
GANGA,-En la Gale de la Cruz nllme-
70 4.-Se venden varios muebles usados
precios muy convenientes. 8-5s
Ell domingo, en- Arecibo, ante el Nota-
rio sef1or don Sebastian Muf1oz Sc firm6 la
escritara de empr6stito por sesenta mil
pesos q. hace el Banco Espanol de Puerto
Rico al Ayuntamiento de aquella ciudad,
destinado emprender Ia gran obra del
Acueducto d que pronto Sc vera dotada
la referida ciudad. Esta importante mejo,
ra que sa deb5 al Sr. Roses, bastara por 81
sola para eterna memoria de su paso por
aQuella alcaldfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

En- ell Concurso Agrfcola de Mayagiiez,
LA CORRESPONDENCE concedera Gun pre-
mio de 20 pesos para ell mojor dulce de ma
ranja en- pasta, y otro dc 10 pesos para el
mejor cazabe''; con 10 que este peri6dico
triales que confeccionan dichos efeotos, y
para cooperar que el Certamen resulte
mas lucidO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27
BrB11orEcA DE ''LA CORRESPONDENCE"

vant6 la abraz6 con passion, cubrisnd2la de
besos, la die:
-SY ahors, ser4 para siempre?
Al drea le did las acias con una de esas
mirada l'enas de l5grimas'que abren los ena-
morados Ell cielo, y murmur6 al dido de So ma
rido:
-iOh, 81, para siempre!