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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
FOR WITCHCRAFT.
A NEGRO WOMAN nuTCuEHED IN
THE TERRITORY.
Her BODY Found MutiIated in a nor-
ribIe Manner-superstitio
Enemies.

Paris, Tex, oct. 9.-(special)-
ficers who arrived here tonight from
the territory bring news Of the das-
tordly buyhery of an aged negro wo-
man named Louisiana Fisher, near
shawneetown, in the eastern part Of
the Choctaw nation. She lived alone
in an isolated spot, and negroes and
Indians In that part of the country
believed her 10 be a witch and greatly
feared her. A day or two ago her
dead body was found In the woods
where She had been gathering snake
root for medicine, mutlIated In the
most horrible manner Her head was
cut Off and a number OF long deep
gashes were In her body that complete
iy disembowled her. Suspicion rests
upon a Choctaw Indian named Imp
son, who believed her to be a witch
and lived In constant terror Of her.
About a year ago he and others fired
into her house and wounded her. For
this they were indicted In the Federal
court here. and she was a witness
against them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
he 0BEYED THE LAW
AND COULD HAVE BEEN FORCED
TO 1T ny MANDAMUs FRO
CEEDINGs.
Claims That Harris County Parties
Had Forfeited All Their Rights
to the Land.

Austin, Tex, oct 12.-(SpeciaD.-
Colonel Baker, commissioner Of the
general land office, denies emphatically
that he has been guilty of any collu-
ton or fraud with Austin land agents
to deprive the Harris county parties
from purchasing public land and OBJ
tanning patents therefor which charges
appeared in this mornings Gazette.
Commissioner Baker said that the
transaction with these Harris county
parties were had under a previous adj
mlnistratlon, and the rights of Mcssrs.
Covert 4 McCarty also accrued under n
previous administration, and all that
ne did was to issue a patent which he
could have been compelled to do under
mandamus proceedings.
He says, however, that the Harris
county parties forfeited their rights by
neglecting to pay in their money in
ninety days after the field notes had
been returned. After the Harris county
parties forfeited alb their rights the
commissioner says that Messrs. Covert
& McCarty complied with the law and
the land, or part thereof was pat
ented to them.
Gross earnings from all sources of
the ten Texas railroads: Gulf Colorado
and Santa Fe. s5.355,2i7; Texas and
Pacific, $i,927, iiG; Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio. 81 1858. S24:
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, I,335.-
729; Houston and Texas Central, I,029,
lO2, International and Great Northern,
50 tntn t.. a as-f,a
Pass, ST. Isl, 255; St Louis Southwestern,
Sl.993, sos; Texas and New Orleans.
Sl,639, 426; Fort Worth and Denver City,
81 ,326,s53. The foregoing does not In
clude the earnings out side of Texas
with the exception of the Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa F'e, which includes their
earnings on one hundred miles in the
Indian Territory.
Railroad valuations: Texas. Sabine
Valley and Northwestern, 1881, S02,97:
Texas and Sabine Valley. $l7045.i3.
Permitted to do business in Texas:
The International Copper Smelling
company OF New York.
Charter: First Cumberland Presby-
terrain church Of Sherman.
Pardoned: David Drake. Of Galveston.
murder; w. II. Griffin, of Comanche,
Rewards: $3.50 for Newt Anderson,
charged with the murder Of j. w.
Crawford in Hood county on September
3, 1885. 5000 for Lindsay Loftln,
charged with numbering Louis Galiver
In Smith county in December, 1898.
The attorney general today approved
$4,000 Hillsboro water works bonds.
The cost OF the called session OF the
Twenty-fourth legislature, mileage and
per diem was sl0115.T0: contingent ex-
penses. sll275; total. sl9.52s.45. Esti-
mate OF probable expenses for printing.
etc, yet to be paid, $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
BUCHANAN & CARRicO,
C0MPiLERS.
GLAD THEY ARE GONE.
Departure of GinsscoclS and Fisher
Not ReEretted-To Feed Cattle.

Taylor. Tex, oct u -(special.)-1t is
source of concentration to the Dem
ocracy Of Williamson county that the
Hon. George w, Gldsscock and T.. 1.
Fisher, ESQ.,, of this city. have : lined
the Populist crew. II is claimed they
have been mutlncccs In Democratic
ranks for long time.
b. A. Booth & Bro, confectioners
and statiunerS. formerly of Taylor but
more recently engaged in business in
Houston, will embark in the same bus
mess at Bartlett.
John Kritser. Il prominent stock
man Of Taylor, viii feed 400 head Of
beef cattle through the winter In the
Glasscock pasture near Georgetown.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

. Mexia Young Man Too Gay for
safety.

Mexia. Tex. Oct. 12,-(Speclal)-A
young farmer living near this city has
recently abscOnded leaving several
Mexia merchants in the lurch. His
method was to buy large bills and offer
his note. endorsed by his brother, who
is a well known and prosperous farm
err in payment for them. This went
along smoothly until payday when his
brother denounced the notes as for
geries so far as he was concerned, and
the high roller left and is now on the
run
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
HENlNGER BROS.
METHODIST CONFERENCE
sesslon nj LongvIcw-opern House
Nearing Completion.

i0ngview, Tex. Oct. 12.-(Special)-
N ladies' of the First Presbyterian
'urch gave an entertainment Friday
fiiinE Tor the benefit of their church.
. ,tshments We're served and a hand
In sum was reGI!zed.
2ne fourth and last quarterly con-
Fence for this year of the Methodist
flEeh Is IN session here with Rev. Jno.
&arhs OF Tyler, presiding.
ne handsome new opera house being
sei IN our city, win be completed
furnished by November1.
~ IT, T. Merrill of this city has re-
7Ned from Van Buren,. Ark. where
vent with the remains of his
P'ner w. t. Merrill, who was visit
VI IeNas and died at Winona very
to his relatives and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

A Boy Hurt in Runnway-cotton Is
Coming In.

Abilene, Tex. Oct l2-(special)-
Mr.. Condows little boy got considera-
bly, bruised last evening in a runaway.
No bones were broken
Cotton is coming in at a lively rate.
and business is good.
VIII S. Davis OF Hillsboro. is here
visiting friends and relatives.
Abilene has fifteen cotton buyers this
season.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Paris, Tex. Oct. 12.-tspecial)-
Thomas westmorelaz1. who was to
have been hanged September 10 for the
murder OF Robert Green and who was
respited until the 18th OF this month
in order that special agent OF the
government could make thorough
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Washington. oct. il.-The %ni erert.
atives OF the Canadian and United
States governments have arranged
TO meet at the state department to
formulate a treaty sor the settlement
OF the claims OF the British vessel
owners, whose sealing craft was seiz-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

examination OF the evidence in his
case. has received a further respite
until November 3. The report OF thu
special agent has been forwarded tt
Washington. but the department o,
Justice will not have time to give II
the consideration its Importance de.
mands between now and the 18th.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS,

Underwear, hosiery, kid
gloves, driving gloves, linens.
towels, and notions, etc, The
best goods for the least
money There are other
stores. but your Judgment is
good. We know we Will get
your trade.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
announce for
Monday

h The formal opening of all
departments.
n We are showing larger
4tocks of dress goods and
|Silks. trimmings, kid gloves,
hosiery, Yankee notions,
Emitted and muslin under.
wear, blankets and comfort
Rbles, Aannels, jackets, capes
Ind fur garments, carpets
curtains, rugs, etc, than we
'bave ever brought to Fort
NORTH.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
CLOSING UP

The handsomest edition show
ing what Texas is agrioulturally
will be the Gazette's Harvest Edl-
tion to be issued october Goth.
Those that our agents have not
called upon will oblge us by
sending their advertisement di-
rect to the office. Ten thousand
Of these illustrated papers will
go directly into the hands of the
FARM OWNING farmer and will
be Of value to him as numbers
of farmers make grand showing
in this number. The cuts and IL
Illustrations are of a high grade
order and the matter perfectly
reliable. making this publication
the pride of the Texan.
As the time is getting short In
which to close up this work You
Will greatly assist us by send
Ing your business direct to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
Got It '[lH 1'inlG Sure What?
BARGAINS
In Dress Goods.

Don't fail to
Tuesday
46nch An
English
what Nils
profits $ policy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
DIAMONDS

That's what our buttons look
llke--thcy are 80 bright.
They're Just what you want.
and our reputation assures
you that they are cheap but
tons, from lc to Sis each.
The correct things. you may
be assured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

NJ those who contemplate nttendIng
ivy,,,arnational regattn az Alistin.Thc
n ..s, me hotel is strictly iirst-class; Is
~ "niv one centrally located and is
W hnn,e Of the larger number OF lcgls-
~ ~ md many of the travelling men.
~ cstortIon and the best OF treat
,nent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
SILKS.

We have Just received by OK
press some high nU"elties In
Pers ans and evening silks.
bought cheap; win sell them
cheap. We don't care how
swell your ideas. we can
please YOU, and at less than
New York prices.
High novelty Persians. Arm
old Coustah,e's price. So; our
price S2ly \ Gem Even
ing silks. Wholesale price S2.25.
our price, SlgS.
Lots OF new plaids, chanel
Ions. Damgsses. and ut great
ly reduced prices. Come and
see for yourself.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
DRESS GOODS.

This has been II great dress
goods week. II seems as ir
everyone wanted Il dress, and
that we have had our share OF
the business we are sure, The
ladies' certainly appreciate the
choice things we are Offering.
and have crowded our dress
goods counters We can
promise them a treat about
Wednesday. The prrttlcst
line OF SILK and wool plnlds
ever shown viii be In then.
Don't buy untll you see them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
Grin and Grit Your Teeth,
You Competitors.

But you can't help it. We feel sorry for you,
but 1--WE are in it to stay" and you must admit
we are capable of holding our own, Tor we have
the best suits and cheapest price, and don't you
forget it.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13

Here Is where we excel. II
you haven't seen our Si-3r
ana Toe grades you had better
investigate, "There are 9th
ers," but you VIII pay t0c and
~ l-2c FOR them. Cantuns ut
all prices, from Sc up, They
are cheap.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-13
1t Don't Pay.

This brings us to what we we're going to talk
about
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-28
enviar a la Peninsula acerca de la campa-

enviar la Peninsula acerca de la campa-
ia.
En- ell Gobierno recibi6se TN telegra-
ma del captain de Artiller1a y gobernador
del Banco de Puerto Rico, sefiOr Martin
Sanchez, manifestandO que, aunque agra
dece y acepta Ia permuta que SO le ha con-
cedido, Y de que SO ha ocupado la pransa,
SO prOpOne ir voluntariamente & la camDa
ia de Cuba, en- cuyo ej6rcito de operacio-
nes pide I'm puesto. Seg1n autorizadas
explicaciones, parece que el sehor Martin
Sanchez, no hab1a autoriZadO esa permuta,
Ia cual gestion6 el Gobernador General de
la pequeha Antilla, por excitaclones de
impOrtantos elementOs polfticos que Green
cOnvenlent0 Y neceearla la cOnt1Du DuaclOn
del citado captain en- Puerto-Rico. El
QObiornO accede 10 sOlicitado pOr ell se~
flOr Martin Sanchez.
-Desde Malaga han dirigido una car
ia al MinistrO de Ia Guerra, en- nOmbre de
varios 1ndivlduos que SO han presentado al
reclutamlentO vOluntar1c = d quienes el je-
fo de aqu0l Dep0sito paroce que exige pa
ra alistar & aquellOs que son caaadCs un
permlso especial de sus respecClvas muje-
res. La carta termina diciendO: "EXcmO.
senOr, de eXigirso este, no ira nadlo Gu
ba"' FL ministr0 ha OrdenadO que SO ha
ga saber que el referido permiso no es ne
c8eario para Ell reclutamiento.
Publican el Is do AgOstO la S'Gaceta'
y el ''Diario Official del Ministerio do la
Guerra Ia Real Ord0n llannandO al SerVl
clio active 12, 900 roclutas de los excedentee
! lie cupo, del reennplazo de 1894, reparti3os
en- for1na proporclonal entire las 81 zonat
que dan coutirgento. LA conc ntraci6n
de los exprosados r8clutHs, SO vorifcara el
d1a de Septienbre pr0ximo, en- las capi
talidades d. las zonas, teni6ndOse en- cden-
ta para 81 llamamiento el orden de menor
q mayor de los ndmerOs obtenidos "a 81
sorteo, con arreglo q 10 prevenido on 81 ar
t1culo 145 de Ia ley de Reclutan0i~xto.
lie Matln" publica en- gu ndmrro de-
8 de Agosto, una carta de la isla d. Cuba,
que contiene noticias y concentrates fAvo
rabies para Ia causa de Espaha Elogia
| franca Y sinceranento al Ej3rcitO, al cual
califlca de valiente y her6ico; ahade que
cund8 ol t1t5aliento cn las flas do los insu-
rrectos, y to~n1ina asegurando que 81 mes
de Noviembre pr6ximo, Espafla habr&
triunfado coInplotamente de los separatis
tas, dejando pacifcada la isla. Esa carta
produjo mug buen efocto en- la colonia es-
padola: Lor los tonos de sinceridad en- que
esta eecrita.
A prinora hora de la tardo SO ha re
cibido on Ell Ministerio de la Guerra Ell 81
guiente despacho oficial-Habana 49,
En- vista de la escasez de fuerzas en- las
Villas, he dispuesto Ia movilizaci6n de
300 voluntarios de la Habana para cubril
ingenios estacicnes. Hoy sali4ron para
las Villas llenos de entueiaeneo. Espfr1tU
pdblico, reanimado. -CGmpos.
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Agosto de 1898, SO percibir& por la Hacien-
da directamente de las refner1as de Pc
tr6leO y en- las Aduanas su Importation.
Los derechOs arancolariOs SO exlglran en-
la misma forma y cuant1a que en- la &C
tualidad.
Art1culo 80 La Intendencia dictara
las dispOsiciones Oportunas para La per-
cepci6n del impuesto especial de fabrlca-
ci6n y consume, las que debera sujetar-
ae Ia refner1a expresada y las que pueda
haber en- Ia isla, & cuyo efectO verifcara,
Embellishments que SO publlQue en- aqu6~
LA este Real decreto, ell Oportuno aforo en-
legal y debida fOrma. La misma lnten-
dencia hara Ia llquidaci6n procedente q la
fabrlca cOncertada, al d1a sigulente a la
fecha en- que le sea notificada la prOviden-
cia de la rescision t6rmino del concerto.
Artlculo 4 Queda suprimido el i'm
puesto de timbre sObre el consume y la IA
bricaci6n de f6sforos cajas de cerillas,
establecido por el artfculo IL de la Icy de
PresupuestOs de Puerto Rico de II de Ju-
lilo de 1894, y reecindidO en- su cOnsecu6n-
cia legalmente el copcierto celebradO para
su exacci6n, aprobado por Rea! orden de
81 de Julio de 1894, y elevado escritura
pdblica en- 26 de dicho mes.
La Intendencia de Hacienda vorifca
r6 la iquidaci6n que sea procedente q la
fabrica concortada, notifcada que sea en-
debida y legal forma la rescisi6n de dlchC
contratO.
Artfculo 50 Queda facultado el Mi
nistro de Ultramar para dictar las dispo
siciones que exija el cumplimientO de es
to decretO.
Dado en- San Sebastian cuatro de
Agosto de mil ochocientos noventa y Gin
co.-MARIA CRISTINA-E Ministro de
Ultrarnor, TOMAS CASTELLANO Y
VILLARROYA."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-28
G. UBA A

De nuestro estima do colega El He
TQIdO de Madrid f7chhdO en- San S9bas-
tian el de Agosto es el siguiente suolto
GEL caracter que hayan podido reves-
tir las conferencias que celebran ministries
y p8rsOnales de Madrid; la confusion que
revelan tOdos los despachos y las nOticias
a que sigue dandO aire Ia prensa extran~
jera han servidO de estimulo los que por
aqu1 veranean y que por raz6n de intere
SOS representation no pierden de vista
nj pOr I'm mOmentO el desenvOlvlmlentO
de aquellos successes, para que rompan ell
mutismo patri6tico que estaban entire
gadOs.
Hemos leido cartas fechadas en- la
Habana ell d1a en- que sali6 ell dltimo CO.
rreO, y son tales las cosas que dicen, que
francamente, no nos atrevemos repro
ducirlas a pesar de levar firmas respe-
tables.
Esto no puede impedir, sin embargo,
que nos hagamOs eco de su sentido, pues
no pOTQue nOsOtros creamos que no puede
ser exacto ell que Sc gOspech0 que los lnsu-
rrectOs campan por ell interior como Sc les
antoja, nj que deje de ser prOducto de una
pasi0n Ell suponer quo alli SO aQuilata has
ia ell detalle mas m1nimo de las recOmpen-
sas COncedidas, hemOs de sacar como re-
sultante que ALI Ocurren cOeas raras que
10 mismO pueden ser inspiradas pOr el de
SEQ ardiento Y vivO que tionon las sufrldas
y valerOsas trOpas de pelear actlvamente
para aniquilar los enemigos de Ia patria,
que las manifested amargas de la pa
sion pOr Greer inconveniento la benevolen.
cia con que pueden ser tratadOs los que
hacen armas contra Espafla.
Tambi6n SO indica algo sobre ell regre-
so del general SalcedO. que en- aquellos
momentos so considerable probable, y que
despu6s ha resultado SECURE, por 10 que
han dicho los telegramas oticiales.
Recordamos que la prensa extranjera
indic6 que Martf no hab1a sido muerto en-
el campo de batalla, sino capturado fu-
siladO en- Ell actO, este debi6 correr en- la
Habana con tanta autoridad, que, despu6s
del tempo transcurrido, parece grande Ell
empeflo de seguir relacionando ell regreso
de Salcedo con aqu9l supuesto fusilamien-
| to, hasta SO ha llegadO decir que entire
los generates Martinez CampOs Salcedo
| hubo alguna conferencia interesante, Gu
yos detalles SO dan como aut6nticOs, pero
que DosotrOs nos reservamOs pOr su mis-
ma dol!cadeZa, pOrque no queremOs
aceptar la version de quo hubo fusilamien-
| to, que en- el case de haborle fu6 OEdena-
do por SalcedO, y muchO menos que el ge-
neral Martinez Campos reprendiera al ex
comandante general de Santiago de Cuba,
hasta SO hablara de consoles de guerra
por tai proceder.
Sabemos 10 facil que es circular mott
cias que no tienen mas fundamentO que
la impresionabilidad del que las lama, y
undo este que pronto llegara el general
Salcedo y poGremos saber de manera au.
t6ntica 10 ocurrido, hace que no insistamos
sobre Ell asunto mas que para que nues-
trOs lectores no dejen de estar enterados
del sentido de la correspondence de Cuba.
Ahora bien; La reserva del Gobierno
respecto de los dltimos aspectos de la cam.
paha, despu6s de los telegramas sobre Ell
desembarco de Roloff y Ia participation
Dc sanoti spf.itua eh "a guerra ban pro:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-28
LOS MONOPOLlOS

La GacetG de Madr'id publica ell 81
guiente Real Decreto que comentaremos
Otro d1a:
''En uso de la authorization concedida
al Ministro de Ultramar por ell artfculo
lnico, inciso segundo de Ia Icy de % de
JUNO dltimo;
En- nombre de Mi Agusto Hijo ell REY
D. Alfonso XIII, y como RE1NA Regente
del Reino,
Vengo en- decretar 10 siguiente:
Articulo Il Queda rescindido en- to-
das sus parties ell concerto con la refine
ria de petr6leo de "Cataho," establecida
en- Puerto Rico, aprobada por Real orden
de ~ de Agosto de 1894.
Artfculo q FL impuesto especial es-
tablecido sobre la fabrication y consume
de los petr6leos por el artfculo 10 de Ia ley
Do PGeaupueatoe De 9ieha iala DO 9 ds
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-28
PELIGROS DEL PORvENIR

Un colega local prev6 con tho que
prontO empezara escasear ell ganado va
cuno en- Cuba para el consume del oj6rcitO
de la marina que exCodera de 100 mil
hombres antes de dos meses y para 81 or
dinario de aquellas provincias.
Entonces sucedera 10 que suoedi6
cuando la anterior guerra. Sc pensar6
en- que Puerto-Rico podra surtir Cuba de
una gran parte del ganado que necesita,
sin tener en- cuenta que aqu1 es bastante
cara va la carne, al gradO de que no esta
" 10 estara entoEces muchO menOs,-al
alcance de todas las fortunas. De este
modo 81 la vida es hoy muy cara por el ri
gor dc los aranceles, los meZquinOs tipos
de los iornales y el alZa de los girOs, result
tara insostenible cuando ell alza l6gica del
valor de la carne venga a hacerla mas
inaccessible & la mayor parte de nuestra
sociedad.
NOsOtros pensamos con el cOlega de re-
ferencia. H's precise que el Gobierno ma
cional piense en- la pronta reforma en- SEN
tido ampliO de los aranceles de Aduanas,
de modO que los arttculos de consume
principal sc abaraten un POGO. va es gra-
We en- el pals, particularmente en- los cam
cada dia SO va hacienda mas dif1cil. No
demos lugar, indiferentes apaticos, 8 que
las cosas SO agraven y produzcan sus To-
gicas cOnsecuencias.
El hambre es mala COnsejora y nos en-
sef1a un refran cuyo consejo convene to-
ner en- cuenta en- las presontes circunstan-
cias, que mas vale preveer que tener que
Temedlar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-28
aOTICIAs GENERATES

Aver tarde entr6 al puerto de esta Ca
pital y esta mahana zarpo con rumbo
Cuba, el vapor correo CatdLu1a. Lleva &
su bordo seis escuadrones de caballerfa,
una bateria de montana, 80 m6dicos, far
rios sefores jefes y ofciales de Estado
Mayor Ingenieros. Dichas fuerzas van
al mando del comandante don Oceano
Alulaguirre, jefe del escuadr6n de caba-
llerfa de Trevilo. El Catalui1a tuvo ex-
celente navegacion. Las fuerzas en- jun
to que lleva, ascienden q unos dos mil
hombres. Buen viaje y feliz 6xito desea-
mos esos bravos defensores de la inte-
o.ridad nacional
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-28
VENTA De HACIENDA

Sc vende la hacienda de cahas llama
mada ''San Antonio, sta en- ell termino
munioipal de Bayam6n, compuesta de $50
ouerdas de terrenos de todas classes, mag
mica casa-habitaci6n, casa de maquinas
con su tren complete de elaboration, pur-
guero, bagaceras, alambique, cuadra, bue'
yes, instrumentos de cultivo, carros etc etc.
Para proposiciones dirigirse &
6-1 JOSE T. SILVA Y COMP.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-28
LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PuERTO"RlC0."
MIERCOEs. % DE AaosTO DIN 1895.
ASOClACION De AGRICULTORES
De PUERTO.RlCO,

Sc recuerda los sonores asociados
que ell 81 del corriente SO celebrar& la Jun
ia General ordinaria de la misma, cual-
quiera que sea ell ntmero de los concurren~
fes.-Puerto-R Rico, S6 de Agosto de 1895.
8-2 El Secretari0, ,-MUNaGe1 F. R0Ssy.