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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14
81 Diputado por ArecibO,

6seiA los psri6dists dc 10 Cor
C, nasstrO queEidisino DirsstOl
81 DiaE Cansjs, aus cen fslisidat
lIsgaFa ) Msdrid, donde % en-
snsntrs, habia - hahlado sn 81
Congrese ssoeiGndoss noblemen
b al indalto poR dsiitos de ID
prsnsa , solisitando cue 80 hieis
q aqu6l sxteasivo ! ests T.
ID.
Tenia aasmks el Sf Dias ca.
asja psaida 10 pAIsbra para otros
aountos.
Lo misno 81 que "a muy die.
tinguida familik gozahan Dc COM
p:eta salad, 10 que ipknisamenIs
selshEamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14
TROPAS A CUBA

Los .vapores de ] Q Trastl&ntica
SAats DessiRss y DaldemsTo Igls'
,sas, que entraron aver en- puerto }
han seguido viaje para Onbs, lie
van & este Antilla hermana los Ba
taliones de Intanteria de San Fer
nand0 y Baleases.
Hacemos votOs por que llegnen
telismente 4 "a destinO los bisarros
batailones. y por cue. como prose-
dc esperar Dc su bEavura, sea 10
victoria inseparable compahera de
los mismoe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14
PRKsIDAECLA.

Tsngo 81 gusto de remitirIs Il
Adjunta oopia do IN acueEdo de
Oentro Directive de nuestTa OoIec
tividad, rogandole 90 dlgns orde
nar % insertion en- Les columDal
del ilnstfAdo pcri6dIoo qus con tan
10 aeierto = patRiotismo dlFige.
IN nombIe del Oomlt4 Central }
en- q prepie, 10 antIolpO graeias POI
este obseqRio.
Dlos guarde & v. nuehos AHos.-
Pusrt0 Rico, ID de Julio do 1895.
AIganlrs TS9Gy.
Sr. Dlroetof del BoLnTfN NHk-
oANTN.
Zen FUnlfn M9yttneS Y TillGMsil,
SssrstGyis Del Cemit1 CsntYGI q del
Pavtids Observation-Disclosures Es-
paHsl ds este PrevineiG.
OeEtiAea: que On sesl6n ceIebRa-
do por 81 Oomit6 Central el dia II
del eoETlents. % asoEd6 entre otros
particulars sl qae sIgue:
"Al daEse Iestara dc IN sueIto
'que publieA un psri6dIco dc esta
''loealidsd, repEOduoikndolo do otro
"de 10 OoFts, on el que 20 exDHssa
'que del Comit6 Central del PaFtl.
"do % hAbiA Eecihldo una Iista 70.
"comendAndo varios candIdatoa
para las pr6ximAs eleccIones de
"Dlpatad0s { OORte. hAoe eonstar
sque ei OentTo Directive dc 10
s'OoleetividAd no ha heshO 10 ys-
"eoDendaei6n que % dice, nj mo.
''nOs ha tornado seuerd0 s0bFe de-
''signasi6n de candidates, de cuyo
"importAnte asuntO 90 oeupalA
''cuand0 10 crea opoFtun0 , conve
''nlente 4 los intcreses del Par6l do,
~ que al e6ecto % haga p6blicO
"p0E medic do los peEi6dicos de la
@O0lectividad, para conoeimieAto dc
'1os aprsClablss eOEreligiOnArioa.D
Y cumpliendo el aeuerdo que an.
teCede, hbro la presents copls, vi.
ssda pOr IL PTesidenoia, para femI-
tirla al Sr. Director del BoLHFIxI
MHRcAETM. con s6pIlca dc que eel
digne OrdeDaF su inseEei6n On Ias
eolumnas do su IlustEado peEi6dlco,
Puerto Rieo, IL de Julio de 1895.
V. B.-N Prasidents, Tillar. Hl|
SseretaEio. Fsymsa MGYtfnes y ".
gGmN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14
Revista de La Peninsula
Madrid, JUNO q de 1886.

Con una pnntualldad que no ss-
taEAOs aeOstglmbFsdoa, ha venido eI
vsfano ! probaHnos que no miente
el OalendaTiO, con IL misma fama
Dc embustsrO que 81 vuIg1 aiFlbuy 9
{ Ii GGsste. pues despu6s de uues
dias de extemporkne0 frio, 81 II ss
pFesent6 81 ealor IanSando rayos
que abrsSaron los que yivlmOs en-
esta paETilla cue se llama coRta de
EspakA. A oIeadas ae Ianxa Ia
geAts qns puede { ID estasi6n Del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14
IMPORTAOION
Y EXPORTACION,

Ssgto IN sasado que { 10 visla
seaemos. Fecandaron lac Aduansa
Dc ssta Pfovineis, en- Junio id-
mo, por dereehos do i'm oortael6n
J exrortasi6n, 10 que sigus s...-. ,,-..:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14

cis Fern sOdeE HeneatEosa, oondesa
dc Valverde. Y 90 Ia trayesls de
Manila { Baroolons, eI capItzn de
ftsgata don Peiro Rludavets.
X, r. 1sl Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14
mo PUEDI SERl
iNODEBE SER

Ia insarEsssitn astual do Ca.
b. como His al fs d 10 psEfdil
mGs negrs, do 10 abeminAeiis u
mas odioss, Dc 10 ingrati.ad mGa
execrabls, aaei6 sin honrs, J
dsshonrAda sigas reveIviindosa
On 81 meme Do su eprobio , o.
|igsominia.
sRn end soras6n basne y rsetc
no hay m anatsns para en- ne
tanda rsbslitn 2
I In qas iabios Do hsmhrs dir.
10 No vihra ana maldiei6n paFa
ess ahorrssibls sngssars Dc NAL.
as1ss y De sAlvsjismo :
La trAsitA % sa ktaesis, ID
traeitn % % hisleEis, Il trsieitn
6 su ohrs, 10 tRaicita q o. 40.
La tralsi6a en- Yars, 10 nisme
|que lsspa6s d h paz del Zasj6a,
10 mismo que aAsrs.
Lee qus - h AnGilIa hsrmans
tramelaa 81 maAehaAisimo erapc
de 10 sauaa lAherants ; los qus alIi
ssgrimsa armaa inieuas eontra
Espana , - leefsimo y sseulal
tmperio, dejABdo On poe Do sus
ssnd dslisss sorrsRias ID hrella Id
guhre del ss4ueo , Do ID dsvav.
taci6s, misntsn cen einismo irri.
tants J b0shesaose suasae osan
dssir gus iueAan per ID Ilhsr-
nd, los asrsehss, ID bisnandan
- J Il vsDtara de aquella sie-
IRA. teatFo de sus indissulpahles
tDehsrIas J sas impsrdonablfs eri.
menes.
El qae % eOliga con bandiaoS
Dc 10 mas vii salaH', eea heins
rosos pEedsstisados al patibule;
sl que rsspOnds { 10 magnanimi-
dad y 70 hidalguia del que 10
dsbsla cen ID frsnte alta, Sin esqui.
var jaE6s sl eusEpo, , no % s1sa.
ID con el essmigo hssido , pri.
siOnero, al que por oil eentrarie
lrata eos eFistiana earidad y ge.
asrosa sem2asi6D, asogiendo tam.
bi6n eon iRdulgeneia piadosa
ii rshslds sue arrspsntido y des-
sngaMad. dspone 90 astiGad ies-
ii ; d zoe rsspoads & esos pro.
ssdimisntOs lsvantados y saha-
lsroses cor ID aseehsnxa astara
! 10 emboseaaa alsve. J 80 eel
sapa1 de reKir eomhais suan-
10 81 nfmsEo de- sus seeuaess eel
Efnilamests superior al de sus |
raves psrssguidoEss ; 81 enc rss.
'ends ! 4 gusrra fransa } nohls
b los ssldaaos Gel Aenor , Ial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14

civil zasi6D. qas lidian cara ! carr,
sin pTeOcuparss do en5nlos sean
sas eaemigos, cor el pillsjs i'm.
pans , 6 nansalvs, con 81 inseudio
y ID destrscei6n de cassrios ia
defsusos, cen el asesiBAso del
atbil J sl inerma sse mieHte,
ese qaisrs sngaHar 81 mundO,
saando dice Qus lueha por 10 Il.
baTtad, loo asrsckos, ID bisnan.
danza j 10 vsntura dc m pueblo ;
sss no es mas que an criminal
de 10 satsgoria de los ehAcales
= Las hisnls zee tao cello lueha
para saeiar sus instinsos rablosoI
Dc psrssrsidad y dolo; ese enlo-
de- sas bandsras, si las tieDe /; ess
90 balloon de 10 humanidad culsa;
ese 90 unA alimaaa ssdienta d.
sstrsgo y saagre, hanbrisnta d.
rainas y do sseoubros ; sse 80 M
m6nssruo por cuyo aniquilamisn-
to clsma 10 sOeisdad que eontem'
pIa escandalisada sus inaudltos
sus ineali6eabIes dssafosros.
I Dssds eufndo - eontsstAd
protsr sos--: desds calndo 90 hal
eimeasAdo loo dersehos, Ia libef
tad, la bienandanxa de an pusblt
On sl opeobio, on 81 ciens, sn /
transgrssi6a brutal de tedas 10
Isyes divinas , AumsAAs, On .
saqueo. en- el inceaaio, en- 81 ast
sinato, On 10 aeshonrA ?
/ | Coaa estapenda
\ Aqui, q terra esPaAOIs, dead
tantAs virtRdes hriIlaa, donde ta
hsrmosos sentimisntos resplandt
cen, donds con tanto fervor .
sman las ElOrias Dc la Fatris, dos
de- con irg6nita aversion % abe
rreee { los dstrActores do 10
prestigios naeionalss J snemigo
de Gus timbrss sternos aqui, d.
cinos. hay quien con ineonsehi
be empsAo % obstiaA On dia
otro. por medic de de 10 pv
blicidad, y eehAndo mAno 4
enormsa falsededes de rscRskb!
origsE, en- dar pateHts istere
sante de husstes 6pisas , avi
salladoraf, POGO menos qae he
r6ieas, easi invietAs, { esAs Acl
das inturreesas de Cuha quI
siendoss imp0tentes para hab6l
Gelas su batalla abierta CON nues
sros vAlisntas, sismprs ineanss
b!ss sn basirlos y dispersarlos, Q
Ian soligado con Ice kirabAlss
Otios foragides y NO psrsigus
mis objective Iae sl Dc % bsrbi
Rie Gin frsno , sin Media i....,
i 7 esto..uO pueds ser, eatO \
dehs ser.
i Esto no ss..sufnbls.
/ Esto ne 60 toleTabIs.
ISLo hsmos do rspetir saGatl
Vsess 10 ereamOs oportun0. slE
POrqus qusrsmOs que 60 no
Oiga.
Porqae quertmos que Relnos Q
tienda. -
Il Y - ie sabs que ssmos hon
AEes Dc eonvicei6a. . -.-....
i Y 20 % saba que no nos dusle
prsndas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14

Nan falleeidO, On Madrid, el 70.
neral de division ID. Manuel de Eo
resecha, marques de Hiiosa de Ala.
"a, geEtil hombre de C&mara d
JoS6 de GuIllamas, marques de
Sanfelices doKa Carmen de Mo-
rTiata, duQuesa do Vista hermosa.
y el Ok SenadoT ID. Juan Francisco
Cardinal. Nm 0kdis, deAa Igna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14
IMPORTATION
S ss7.55s II

Dlfsrsneias en- disho mer, con
reaci6n 4 su igaal del afio anie.
rior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14

Las noticias de lA inaurreoci6n
de OubA slembran Eel disgusto On
81 Amino dc todos los espafio!es; ,
como 81 esto no fuera bastant te,
desde Nueva York nos mandau por
el cable 8 por 10 prensa Ago cue
tiende 4 mover 10 inquietud, pnes
noe hacen sabsr los laborantss Que
el gobiernO de Loo Rstados Unidos
Ia vuslto 8 poner sobre ell tapete
aquella original y famosa reclama.
sion del cubano Mora, que se hiEo
cludadano de 10 Union americana
para pedirnos indemnIgaci6n pcr
dsfios que los inHurrectos le caasA-
con. / 7 es una bicoca Io que pi.
le! AuuQue estamos aeostumbTs.
dos 4 los refugees de la rep6bIica
Dc los yankees, no parece crelble
que goblerno da taRta importancia
quiera subordinAr ID reclaim acI6n
citada CON las cdestlones de la que
EFa de Ouba. Ello dira
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14
saqueO de un buQue.

III Consul de los n.t.a -
sOs g en Gibraltar, M. R,ul'r,S =. Y
sspEsgus ! ~ dado II Depari : -. ?
0s nstado suEioa0s dninll.. - ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14

Los teatFos prlaelpales Ian &C.
'rado sus puertas, y solo funcionan
los que % dedlcan . explotar el
gSnsre chico. como le llaman On In
palabreria de bastidores. Nuestros
primeEos c6mieos andan Dor pro-
vlneias con sus compakias.
Sc ha tornado en- los tea
tfos Dc Barcelona una especIe de
tribunal dc spclael6n para levan-
tar muertcs en- la escena. A su|
tiempo di euenta del gran fracsso
Cue habIa aufrido el enSayo drama
dco Teresa, silbAdo CON estr6pito
en- el teatfo HspaRol de esta corte.
, csnsurado con justiela por toda
10 prensa. Eu antor, d. Leopoldo
Alas. cRitis0 tan cOnocidO Dor el
ensaKamisnto con cue habia trata.
DO les obrss dramhticas y literariss
dc los primeTos eScritores, protest6
del iSste, , On ves do DEAR morlr
en- los cajonea ID desgrAciada pro-
duCci6n, como O. costumbre. ouiao
cue 81 p6blieo 10 juEgasa IeyGndola.
ain reOOrdar, 81 que 1anto ha leldo.
81 famoso epigrama de koratin:
"Oay6 { silbidos nal ESlesnsaG.
,--S0lemno tundA llevaste aver.
-CuAndO Ia imprima vsrkn que % busn a
Il tqu1 eEistiano II Ia de leerF
Y CIGviR 10 imPrlmi6, Gin CON
veneer & los Que 10 hsu Lido.
Maria Guerrero, que tyabsja en-
Barcelona con ca eompaili&, & pe
tioi6n de alguDos eserito res , ami.
g0s del autog en- dicha cludad. los
comp!acio, y IsrssG ha alcaD sado
Alli los aplsusos que en- Madrid le
negaroD. Pero no 90 ha represen-
tado la obra mas que una noChe |
10 euaI e. caso sin ejemplo On Ia /
vida teatfal.
7 hay mas: ahora dice un diarlo
que en- la mlsma BArcelona &c pom.
dffa hoy en- escena, On el Teatro II. |
ricO, poT la eomps6fa do Mario. IL |
,omedia Les CoadsnGlss, de P6rer |
9ald6s, Techaxada en- Madrid DOR
u p6blieo, dando lugar & que el |
'utoE, al imprimirla, la adernara |
'on IN pr6l0go de que "a me oCu. |
p en- una de mis- FsvistAs, y que
antas censuTas dedie6 4 los shiees
10 la prensa.
lQu6 Cosas tan nuevas y tan ra
- &c ven en- este Gn de siglol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14

In el O0ngreso, 81 sskor Sol .
Ortega ha pedido nm ind q 1t o
para los que sufEen ccndena Dol
delitos de imprenta; el Ministro de
0racia y Justlcia acogi6 el ruego,
ssegurando que ser6 atendido. nj
senior Diax Oaneja 90 asocl6 & Ia
manifestation del Diputado Sol y
Ortegs, , pldl6 que el indulto se
hiciera extensive 4 los periodicals
de esa iSla; y 10 propio hiso el &C.
hor Oarvajal y Tr6llex en- favor de
los periodistas cubanos, sxceptuan
10 4 aquellos que hubiersn sldo
senteAciados por haber escriIo en-
pro del separatlsmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14
CONlTE CENTRAL

DBL lklfln lEUEnlClUNLLMEyFI RLE0L
=D.E PUER.T o-RIco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-14

Diferen cia On Juno iItimu, con
rsiasi6n . igual mss de 1894
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
PRESIDENT PHIL n. PENNA.

He Heads the Mine Workers and May Head
the Federation Of Labor.
Phil Fl. Penna, the new president of
the United Mine Workers of America,
is now looked upon as formidable
candidate for the presidency of the
American Federation Of Labor. He was
one Of John McBride's most powerful
partisans when Mcbride recently ousted
Samuel Gompers as president Of the
federation, and when Mcbride succeed
ed Gompers as president Of the fedora
ton Penna succeeded Mcbride as presi-
dent of the United Mine Workers. At
the Mine Workers. convention in Co.
lumbus recently Mcbride was not elect
ed as delegate from the United Mine
Workers to the next convention Of the
American Federation Of Labor. Never
before in the history of the federation
has its president failed of election as q
delegate by his own trade, and Nc
Brides defeat is alleged to be the work
Of Penna, who aspires to the presidency
of the federation, it is said, and desires
to side track Mcbride.
President Penna is a native of Wales
and has been earning his own living
ever since he was lad Of 8 years. He
worked in the mines on the other side
for many years, educated himself and
became a Methodist preacher. Upon
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
Tho Telautograph.

Half a century ago there might have
been some suggestion Of witchcraft in the
reproduction Of the handwriting Of an in.
djvidual 800 or 400 miles distant, but quite
recently autographs were sent and received
between London and Paris In the tests
made the persons writing were known to
the receivers, and there could be no chance
dor mistake. Every error, erasure pecul-
brity of construction in the letters or the
Evidences Of hesitation were given In the
most perfect facsimile. How valuable this
discovery may be as a means of identifica-
don is a question about which authorities
disagree It 10 said that 1t Is susceptible
Il grave abuses, but this Is an objection
that may be applied to most Of the good
ethings of life. AS an invention the telau-
4ograph ranks with most notable achieve
uents of this most remarkable age.-New
York Ledger
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22

REV. DIR. HOGE M OSoS II OS g,
president of HampdensSidney college.
DR.. Hoge began his ministerial career
in 1914 in Richmond. He gathered to-
gether small congregation, which first
worshiped in q lecture room, and in
184S his church was built. 1t has since
been greatly enlarged, and few churches
in Richmond have so numerous a con-
gregation.
When the war began, DR.. Hoge warm
~ espoused the cause Of the south and
was a volunteer chaplain in the Rich
mond camp of instruction. He continued
his regular church work and preached
to the soldiers several times week.
One of the most exciting events in his
career occurred in 1864, when he took
passage on blockade runner at Charles
ton, ran the blockade at dead of night
and reached Nassau, whence he sailed
for England. He was cordially received
by Lord Shaftesbury, the president Of
the British and Foreign Bible society,
and made an address asking for dona-
tion of Bibles for use among the Con-
federate soldiers. The result was free
grant Of 10000 Bibles, SO, 1000 Testa-
ments and 100000 portions Of the
Scriptures neatly bound in black glazed
covers. Many of these ran the blockade
and were delivered to the soldiers in the
southern armies
DR.. Hoge has been very prominent in
the southern general assembly of the
Presbyterian church and in 1875 was
moderator of the assembly that met in
St. Louis. In 1880 he made tour Of
Europe. Despite the fact that he is up
preaching fourscore years he is in good
health and often works in his study un-
til O'clock He takes a great interest
in Confederate veterans and is chaplain
of Lee Camp Soldiers home. He preach
ed the first sermon in the home chapel,
buried the first veteran and oficiates at
nearly every funeral.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
PHIL H. PENNA.

reaching mans estate he came to Amer
lea in 1881 and located in Indiana,
where he identified himself with organ
lied labor and soon became power.
He is great organizer and an effect
i've speaker and in 1887 was elected
president Of the Indiana miners organ
ization. Three years Later he became
= mine superintendent and was elected
vice president of the United Mine Work
ers of America, position he held about
four years.
President Penna is considered one of
the best speakers in the ranks Of the
federation and excels in sarcasm and in
repartee. He is very popular, and when
he was elected president Of the United
Mine Workers he received majority Of
l99 over all the votes cast for the Office.
President Penna lives in Lincoln, Ind,
and is about IS years Of age.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
1854
Celebrated Man on q Celebra ted Rail-
road.

Gen. Lew Wallace, the renowned
soldier, statesman, traveller and
author. pays this compliment to the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
way in the st. Paul Evening News
Record, Oct. 6, 1894:
II have Travelled all over the
United States and Europe, but never
before have l seen such magnificent
train service as enjoyed on The
Milwaukee, between Chicago and st.
Paul. The private compartment
cars are superior to anything of the
kind ever saw"
The trains referred to by the
author Of ben Hur" are vestibuled
throughout. heated by steam,
lighted by electricity and arranged
with the famous electric berth read
ing lamp. m
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,
st. Paul, Mimi.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
VARPER'S MAGAZINE
IN 1895.
IN 1896.

The Simpetons new novel by THOMAS
HARDY will begin in the December Der, 1894,
and ontlnue to November. 1895. Whoever may
be ones iavorite among English novelists. 1t
will he conceded by all critics tina Thomas Hardy
stands foremost as a master artist IN fiction t11
the Sim )letons may be expected to arouse Ell
thusias not inferior in degree to that which has
marked Trilby-the most successful story OF the
year Another leading feature will be the Personal
Recolectisns OF Joan OF Arc. by the Sieur Louis
de Conte. her page and 2ecretary. under which
guise the most popular ofliving American mag
azne writer's will present the story OF the Maid
OF Orleans. In the January number will appear
II profusely illustrated paper on Charleston and
Caroinas, the first of series of Southern papers.
Northern Africa is attracting more attention
than at any other time since it was the seat OF
mpires. The next volume OF HarPer's Magazine
will contain four illustrated articles on this
region, and three OF them will depict the present.
life there, Julian Ralph will prepare for the
Magazine series OF eight stories. depicting typ
lcal phases OF Chinese life and manners. Besides
the long stories Their will begin in the January
number the first chapters Of q three-part novel
cite. by Richard Harding Davis-the longest
work yot attempted by this writer. Complete
short stories by popular writer's Will continue to
be q feature OF this magazine.
Send for Illustrated Prospectus.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22

record unequaled
by any other pas
tor in the United
States. He has
never had but
one pastorate,
and he has occu-
pied it 80 years.
DR.. Hoge was
born in Prince
Edward county,
Va, in 1918, and
his father was
Samuel Davis
Hoge, a son Of DR..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
Tho Wiaconein Central Lines

The Wisconsin Central Lines
Run
Two fast trains daily between st..
Paul, Minneapolis end Chicago, Mil
waukee and all points in Wisconsin,
making connection in Chicago with
all lines running east and south.
Tickets sold and baggage checked
through to all points in the United
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For full Information regarding
routes, ties, maps, folders, ETC., ad-
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JAS. G.. POND, Gen. Pass. Agt:,
Milwaukee, Wis.
1854
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A Tenant For Life.

81 ''Have you boarded long at this housed"
sauuired the new boarder of the sour, de-
iected man sitting next to him.
..About ten years.
~ don't see how you can standit Why
haven't you left long ago'"
mo other place to CO." said the other
Asmally 1.-THE lsndlady's my wife. -
Figaro
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To the Pyramids BY Trolley.

To the pyramids by trolley may soon
be q possible trip The Egyptian gov
eminent has just granted q concession
for an electric railroad in Cairo, and the
pyramids are only eight miles away.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-03-22
BLOCKADE RUNNING FOR BIBLES.

An Interesting Experience In Rev. DR..
Hose's Long Ministry In Richmond.
Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoge Of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church, Richmond, has a
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European Tobacco.

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