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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29
IQUE Sc GALE

El Senador americana Mr.. Call
no da su brazo a torcer por NADIA
de este mundo en- su odio al do
ninjo espanol scbre Ia Perll del
Colo Mepcano.
Antes dc que estallara cl &C
tual movimiento se3aratista en-
Cuba, entrctenia Mr. Call sus
ocios-que no serin pocos- per-
sigaiendo Ia hTozsra de que los
Estados Unidos gestionaran por
eodos los medios posiblss n in
lepcndencia de IA AntilIa hernia
na 49,. para aasti0Har5slE luego
rranquilamente.
Esta at,oz eAIE4d4ya de Mr.
Call provoc6 uaivcrsalc; explo
stones de hilaridad.
Hasta muchos ysrkfe5 ,impati-
zadorcs del hijbustcr,sino cubanc
Sc ie rieron 4 Mr.. Ca,I ea su5 bar
bas,
Como 81 nadia Mr.. Gall ERR.
9nt err.
Pero sobrcyienc Ia pcescnte in
surrecci5n, y izas. Sc nos d~s>ucl
"a Mr.. Call pidiendo cen gran
| des voces que la Union rcconoz
ca la beligerancia de los r-belde.
y facincrosos que en- Cuba tire
nolan cl rcpugnantc traPo de Il
estssKa solilatIa.
Del lobo un pcIo Sc diri,
i Mr. Call. Con la beligeranci
de los insurrcctos cubanos, pro
cIamada por &. tie .Sama>i, est
Sc acab6; Cuba Sc independiz'
Y despuGs nos Ia sorbcmos come
fun carame!o,...
d" fusion de la mente, devaneo ="
Mr.. Call no sao7 - que st
pesca.
Mr.. Call IS vtctima Dc un e
norme engano, y prccisa que 10
que con {, Sc han quedado, to
man1ole cruclmcnte eI pelo, i
devueIvan el dinero.
Va Sc ira convencirndo NJ
Call. NAL que Ie pesc, DE- que Is
paha Is 10 gus IS, como Ia verdad
no 10 que Il st ha forbade en- s.
obtusa mo,Icra imbuido o sugcs
tionado. iniudablcm-ntc, por on
ciosos consejcros que una y otr
.vcz le han puesto en- bcrllna, slJ
tener piedad de su inveroslmi
candide!, de su primitiva inocen
Icia, mas claro, de 81 inaudlta in
consciencia.
Y 81 no, que no Sc convenza
10 mismo nos importa
Pierde miserablementc el item
20 Mr. Call su ridiculo aument
de dia en- dia como la bola d
nievc
Vaya con el Senator
Is precise, aunque eI rigor
con la indulgeacla batalle,
decir con nobic v2'or
d Mister Call que : callc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29
COTIZACIONE ES
OE GIROs Y ERMTOS PtB !ICD'
Ayuntamientos.
DfA DE HOY, IS:

DfA DE HOY, as:
Londres DIV 7-4o A74s.
Id 90 DIV 7 s. 4 7-4o.
Paris 4s a 49p8.
Madrid y Barcelona 20 p. 8 venta.
Provincias al p8.
New York so 4 5Ip8.
Habana ~ 4s p8.
Acciones del Banco Espanol $S7 a IS
cada una.
Id del Banco Territorial y Agricola
7Ia72 cada una pagado 6c Di
vidcndo.
Idem del Banco Popular, de $23 4 a.
caia un1.
Ccdulas llipotecarias IA emission Sol
cada una "a id. 81 cada una.
(Moneda Espahola ProvinciaD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29
Ell CBESO ELECTORAL

Publica In Garrta dc hey una
K. O. resolviendo Ia consulta ele.
vada por el Gobierno General de
esta isla sobre 81 cs necesario pu-
blicar nuevamente las listas va
rectihcadas de los ccnsos eleeto-
rales en- los plazos establecidos
por r. d. de ~ de Dcmbre de
1904. La resoluci6n es que no
proccde la nueva publication lei
censo recti6cado, al que deciara
como dehnitivo hasta la peri6-
dica rectihcaci6n de otro alo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29
PLAUSIBLE.

y Ayuntamiento de Ponce ha
aco,iado contribuir con 5000
a lJgastos del Concurso agfico
la Ar en- el ano entrante de 1896
Sc ebrara en- la culta Ciudad
del ar.
A, audimos el acucrdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29

nuestra historic. Pediriamos unol
y otro leyes que castigasen con el
rigor merecido ell nefando dc ito
en- todos sus grades; empleariamos
en- su cumplimiento nuestra ma
yor actividad, la actividad de-
desesperado. la del que sueha
con yer pronto feliz al pueblo
que esta llamado q serlo por
todo linaje de consideraciones
nlestra prensa propaganda en-
todos los tonos-para provocarI
la pronta manifestation del odio
salvaie-los altos neritos de Ia
noble Espaha, a la vez que busca-
ria los delincuentes por todos los
caminos imaginablcs ell partido
autonomista podria mostrarse
enemigo irreconciliabIe de cllos.
consiguiendo con este meiores
y mas rapidos cfectos que noso-
rros, entire otroS motives, por que
en- este Partido encuentran f3cil
careta con que disimular sus cri
minales prop5sitos, pudiendosc
valcr para clio dicho partido de
mil exPedientes, de divcrsisimos
.rccursos, como los de cambiar
su denomination por otra mas
admissible, solicitar sinceramente
su :ngresoen ell noble instituto de
Voluntarios, etc, etc.
ConcIuida la labor, terminala
la selecci6n, nosotros procuraria
mos convcncer al partido adver
sario del yerro grande que enton-
ces 10 mismo que ahora-repre-
sentaria la inplantaci6n de la
autonomia, y una vez que renun-
ciaran su famosa panacea
| ! qui6n sabe 81 llegarian a compo-
ner oh dicha IL e9hfH1 IL
g~te,1fa del partido Unconditional
Para hnalizar estas lineas. ha
remos de nuevo patente nucstra
inconformidad y nuestro senti
miento ante Ia ambigua respues
ia del 6rgano del Directorio.
Hemos solicitado Ia union
hemos clamado por la alianza er
OCCASION en- que la Patria 10 agra
deceria. -. Y el silencio cs Ia
elocuente contestaci6n que reel
ben nuestras proposiciones.
We'd, pues, quien tieae la cul.
pa del estacionamiento de nues
ira poIitica provincial, we'd qui6n
! IS su eonstante rGmord, vcd
quiGn la tiene reducida a la este
To en- que Sc mueve desde hacc
muchos amos; yea el pueblo quiGr
es su verdadcro amigo y cual c.
obstaculo que Impide el progresc
extraordlnarlo que sin duda tiene
senalado en- el libro de sus dcsti
nos.
Observer aquellos periodico:
penlnsulares que nos moteian des,
pIadadamente. a cuan bajo pre-
clio nos desprendemos de la de
cantada infyamsisrncfa Y como
con la plena aquiescencia dcl par.
lido autonomista nos vemos en- Ia
necesidad de retenerla y utilizar
la sabc Dios por cuanto tiemrc
mas, partiendo del supuesto de Ia
existencia de la msma.
Vean los que nos achacan e
nionobolso del espaholismo. CO.
mo nuestra principal mission hoy
por hoy consiste en- mantener
siempre vivo el fuego sagrado
que cngendra tan hermoso senti-
miento, deseando que todos, alb
solutamentc todos, sc hailen po-
seidos de 6l, y pidiendo la expul
sion de aquellos que no han na-
cido para ser espaholes. de aque
Hos que son refractarios, porque
10 tienen en- Ia masa dc la san
gre, a ese preciado sentimiento,
que. como cualQuiera otro, es i'm
possible de ser inculcado artificial
mente el patricia, como el poe
ia, mace, no Sc tabrica.
Queden consignados nuestros
buenos deseos, y, en- cuanto a la
respuesta obtenida, que conste
tambien.
81, que conste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29
GAcETA DE HOY.

Real Orden de que Sc habIa en-
otra pate.
Otra Real Orden desestimando una
solicitud de indulto eievada por el
conhnado de este Penal Bfigido Diaz
Fernandez.
Por el Gobierno General Sc adnlite
al ejercicio del cargo de Agente Con-
suIar de Fraucia en- Vieques Mr..
Charles Petit lie Brun.
Anunciase que ha tornado possession
del cargo de Canciller del Consulado
de Francia en- esta Capital el sehor
Birie
Disposition de la Superioridad So
bre la redencion forzosa y recogida
p1blica del Billete de CAME Va en-
otra parte.
Reales Ordenes: conhrmando e
nombramie nto de don Francisco il.
menez Marin para Ia plaza de Ofcia
s. de la Aduana de MayagiieE y !;
ccsantia de don Juan Jose Ruiz, Con
tador de la Aduana de Vieques, po
no haber prestado Ia correspondent
6anza.
Otra Real Orden concediendo {
cambio de destinos entire los Ohciale
4.os don Felix Costa y don Pe6r
Pablo Milagros. y nombrando en- St
viftud al primero para la plaza d
Visitador { Investigator en- la Admi
nistracion Central y al segundo par
la Ad"A"- Ite esta Capt. L.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29
j FL Il r Z a

Seg1n noticia por cable que
de Cuba recibi6 FL 7ehevama.
el General Marti7ez Canpos, al
frente de 1900 hombres, ha
defrotado Y puesto en- vergon
zoss fIga las gartidas de Maxi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29
DECLARACI0NES
DEL GENERAL PANDO

En- uu despacho De la Habana a
Reeal& (dice las Novcdades } Sc da
cueata dc impoftagtes declaraei71es
que e1 cotrespoaaai DC di-ho co&eRa
adlaa habsrle sido hechas por e e
nisate gsaeraI ssnQr Paado, CONAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29

mo Gomez y Maceo compuestas
de 1000 insurrectos.
Hurra por el Plcihcador J
sus valientes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29

mista. Nosotros +" nj quitamos
nj 2onemos rey
Case es este tan notorio
como de amarga elocuencia. -.
1 Que pasara en- la conciencia
del ilustre Directorio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29
Ell BiIleta De Cania.
SU RED < NJ CION
Y RcC9G,Oa PUB IGA.

F09Z0SN 7 RECIGIOa PUB -IGH.
En- ell peri6dico Official de hoy
aparece la siguiente importante
dIsposici6nhac la cual llamamos
la atenci6n de nuestros iectorcs.
I'll acuerdo dc nuestro resPeta
BE Gobernador General, de con
formidad con la Intcndencia, es
digno de alabama. Dice asi la
citada disposition
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-29

Vaya con el Scnajor !
Is preciso, aunque eI rigor
con la indulgeacia batalle,
decir con nobic valor
d Mister Cali e.. que = callc!
The herald., 1895-09-07

band moved on to It and proceeded in
good faith to improve it to the extent of
an investment of $1,000. PolEemus at
this time owned one-fonrth of all lands
held by Trustee Robinson. But neither
Robinson nor any OF the parties of the
third part except Polhemus knew that
the plaintiff was holding the land under
supposed gift from her father, and the
trustee paid taxes thereon and with the
rest of the land included in the Mexican
grant secured patent to it in 1877.
The lower court gave plaintiffs judg-
ment as against Polhemus. and the de-
PENDANTS save Polhemus judgment against
the plaintiffs. Both parties appealed.
The supreme court holds that in order
for the plaintiff to perfect her title she
should have paid taxes on the land. This
she failed to do. but permitted the trustee
to do so. The court therefore holds that
she has no title by virtue of the statute of
limitations.
Further, the court holds that as evil
dence showing Mrs. Tuffree's equitable
title was admitted in the lower court
without objection it must stand. and that
it is too late to attack the sutficiency OF
the pleading in the higher court.
1t is held that the fact that the
plaintiff held an equitable title did not
debar her from coming into court to have
her equities declared superior to all OPP
posing equities. In other words, she was
not debarred from bringing an action TO
quiet title. But while the action is held
to be maintainahle against defendants
Polhe.,us, Brannan, Northam, Martin
and Stearns they holding only title in
equity, the court is of the opinion that
it viii not lie as against Robinson, as he
was the holder of the legal title.
The findings of the lower court that the
paIol gift of the land by Polhemus to
Mrs. Tuffree vested in her his interest
therein is affirmed,
The higher court reverses that portion
of the findings of the lower court to the
effect that the four co-tenants of Polhe-
mus should have been cognizant of the
gift of the land to his daughter in order
to perfect her title as regards them. 1t
is found that the fact that all four CO.
tenants were aware OF the improvements
that the plaintiff was making upon the
land in dispute. taken in come ,tlon
with the acts of Polhemus. constituted
an executed parol partition under the
original agreement. For these reasons
judgment in favor of the plaintiffs as
against Polhemus is affirmed. Judgment
in favor of the defendants other than
Robinson is reversed. Judgment is Or
dered in favor of plaintiffs against all de-
fendants save Robinson.
The opinion is written by Justice
Garoutte and concurred in by Justices
Harrison and Vanfleet.
The herald., 1895-09-07
GENERAL COURT NOTES
1lnor Matters In the Various Departments of
the Superior Courts

Hlnor Matters In the Various Departments of
the Superior Courts
William A. Spalding yesterday filed his
petition Tor letters of administration on
the estate of Jane Spalding deceased. The
value of the estate is $4,000. The petition
er is the son of the deceased and the
other heirs acquiesce in his appointment
as administrator.
N. c. Creede yesterday filed his petit
tion for the adoption Of Dorothy Talbot
Hit Walker, aged months, which was
presented before Judge Van Dyke and the
necessary order was made granting the
same. This is the child of Edith Walker,
the actress who was deserted bv her hus-
band in this city and about which so
much appeared in the newspapers at the
time. Mr.. Creede is the well-known Col
orado mining man from whom the pne-
nomenal town of Creede was named.
III the foreclosure suit of F. Sands VS..
W. H. Hosmer &c al. Judge Van Dy Ike
yesterday gave Judgment for the plaintiff
in the sum of $2743.S2 with $3.50 attor-
neys fees.
Judge Mckinley of department six re-
turned from San Diego yesterday and was
on the bench during part of the day
Elliott, native of Canada, vas yesterday
admitted to citizenship by Judge McKin
ley on renOuncing his allegiance TO Queen
Victoria.
Judge Pierce of San Diego held short
session in department two and granted
the motion to quash and dismiss the
citation to G. r. Lockwood and +. De-
groot to appear in the matter of the
estate of Miguel Leonis deceased.
In the matter of Il. f. Mckee VS.. bis
creditors the creditors meeting was order
ed continued.
Before Judge YORK in department three
yesterday in the matter of H. S. Gleggs
vs. ID. Ellsworth motion for the ap-
pointment of receiver for two oil wells
owned by the parties jointly was argued
at length and continued to September
10th.
Judge York and commission yester-
day examined young married woman
named Clara NJ. Nash as to her sanity at
her residence on Seventh street, after
which she was duly adjudged insane and
committed to the asylum at Highlands.
Mrs. Nash has been insane for the past
fur years, during which time she has
bcen taken care OF by her husband.
There was but one new com plant filed
with the county clerk yesterday, that of
the Western Commercial company VS.. A.
n. Davidson ct al, suit to foreclose un-
der mechanics lien to secure $2l17.43
with interests and cost of suit.
In the township Justices court the ex-
animation OF one Wood, charged with
mayhem, was continued to Septemb Der 17th
at 8 80 a. m. Some weeks ago Wood
assaulted George Hopkins, breaking his
jaw. He was arrested at the time and
paid fine of $40 for battery. Hopkins
Injuries proTing more serious than was
thought at the time, another complaint
was sworn out against Wood, charging
him with mayhem.
The herald., 1895-09-07
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR
Business Disposed Of by Judge Smith II
Department One

Business Disposed Of by Judge Smith in
Department One
In department one of the superior court
yesterday. Judge Smith presiding, Will
lam Ensmith pleaded guilty to the charge
of forgery and burglary. and, waving
time for sentence in each case, was given
thee years i'm prisonment on each charge.
Ensmith was employed on the ranch of
the Los Angeles Farming and Milling
company. situated in the San Fernando
valley, and becoming dissatisfied with
his salary broke into the company's
Office one night and stealing one of the
company's blank checks forged the name
Of the manager, l.. A. Reddon, to the
document for $91. On attempting to
have it cashed he was arrested and land
ed in jail. Ensmith, who is a quite res
pectablesappearing young man. attempt
ed no explanation for his crime in court,
beyond the fact that he was3hard up and
had the blues in consequences. He will
be taken north at once. :
In the case of Tom Wilson, charged
with burglary. the demurrer heretofore
The herald., 1895-09-07
COMMITTED TO WHITTIER
Two Incorrigibles Sent to the Reform
School

Two IncorrigibIes Sent to the Reform
School
Prudence Winters,a a handsome girl of Is
years, but who had more the appearance
of a woman of 20, was yesterday alter
noon committed to the reform school at
Whittier by Judge York. From the testi-
mony of the parents of the girl. she was
absolutely incortigible and was deter
mined to go to the bad. She would go
out at night with improper characters,
remain away from home indefinitely and
associate with dissolute characters. Sew
eral nights ago she, in company with
another young girl, figured in an episode
with two alleged actors, being hoisted in
to the room of the men in a lodging
house on Main street, where they spent
the night. The girl showed no feeling
whatever over her disgrace, but her
mother. who was in the court room,
broke down and wept bitterly as her
daughter was led out by the officer.
An incorriglble lad aged IA years,
named Harry Arkells, was also com m it.
ted to the reform school by Judge Smith.
The boy admitted that he was intein per-
ate, but not bad. smoked cigarettes and
had the usual juvenile vices.
The herald., 1895-09-07
ocation of a summer home at the beach
ron, Ocaan Park and TerminaI Island.

location of summer home at the beach
from Ocean Park and Terminal Island.
The generous offer of the Terminal Rail
way company of four lots at Terminal Is
land tor the above purpose was accepted
by the board. The frequent efforts OF the
Terminal Railway company during the
summer IN providing excursions to this
point that the members of the board
might investigate the proposed, outing
place have been most enjoyable. The
association appreciates this valuable DON
alton from the compny and returns hearty
thanks.
Judge Silent very kindly appeared be-
fore the board and offered his aid for the
erection Of house when thu proper time
for doing so should arrive. His evident
interest in the work OF the Young Wom-
ems Christian association gave great
pleasure to the members OF the board.
Resolutions were also passed thanking
all those who gave valuable assistance
at the late boating fete held at WestlaEe.
The herald., 1895-09-07
YOUNG woMAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The 1onthIy neeting Was Largely Attended.
The Gift of Lots

The September meeting of the board of
managers for the Young Women's Chris
tian association was largely attended.
Reports of the secretary aad committees
were read and accepted.
The general secretary reported total
membership of 701, and gave a re sumo of
her recent trip east. She spoke of the
pleasure and profit found at the Moody
school in Chicago, the Lake Geneva con-
ferences, OF college and city Young
Women's Christian associations, where
California had four repi iesentatives, am ong
them Miss Emma Reeder, the coast secre-
tary.
The finance committee reported that
serious needs in the work call for imme-
diate action. More room must be used,
which necessitates larger rent; furnish
ings FOR these rooms and reset of the
entire work ncalls for unusual expense.
The comm it,ee presented an earnest plea
for aid from all friends of the association.
! The noon.-rest committee reported an
average attendance at the lunch room for
the sum mer of 1l9.
From the committee on outing the
board considered offers OF land for the
The herald., 1895-09-07

submitted was overruled, and Septsmb ber
7th set TO plead.
3 The case against the boy Dunsmire was
dismissed on motion vf the district at
torney. it being shown that parties had
taken an interest in the boy and secured
him situation.
The taking OF testimony in the case of
Rudolph Nicholas, charged with grand
larceny,t to wit, the stealing of one COW be-
longing to Or. Mathews. the facts of
which were given in The Herald yester-
day morning, was concluded yesterday
afternoon and after argument was sub
mitted to the jury 4:10 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. The jury retired but up
to 10 p. m. last evening had not agreed
upon verdict and were locked up for the
night.
The herald., 1895-09-07
THE FEDERAL COURTS
An Attorney Examined on a Charge Of
Perjury

Perjury
W. S. Wise, an attorney from Perris,
San Diego county. was yesterday exam
ined before United STATES Commissioner
Van Dyke on a charge of perjury. 1t ap-
pears that Wise in June last swore, in be-
coming surety on the bond of con-
tractor for an Indian schoolhouse that be
was worth $1,000 over and above execu-
ton. fwo months later in another in
stance Wise swore that at the time cov-
cred by the first oath that he was worth
nothing except some lots IN Nebraska on
which the taxes had not been paid and
which were pra a,tically worthless, and an
interest IN some sort of partnership,
the value of which he had no means Of
ascertaining. After hearing the evidence
Commissioner Van Dyke took the mat
ter under advisement and will give his
decision in a few days.
The herald., 1895-09-07
JOTTINGS
OF Interest to You

If you don't want to run any chances in buy
ing your Jewelry. watches, clocks, spectacles.
etc. also in the repairing and manufacturing
branch, go to julius Wolter, the manufacture
ing je weller and matchmaker. 21s s. Main ST.,
new Odd Fellows building, L. A.
The herald., 1895-09-07
Our Home Brew

Maier & Zobeiein's lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal sa-
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs.
ONCE and brewery, Ala Also street; telephone
al
The herald., 1895-09-07

Tho Nickel Creamery is now open; ice cream
and other orders delivered to any part of the
city. Ice cream SC dish. Reduced prices by
Wholesale. Tel. 1915. No. 542. Spring st.
The herald., 1895-09-07

On draft. olympic Hall, 12l W. First ST.,
w. Garms, prop. Tel. 274. Finest CONNER
cial lunch. Leave orders for bottled beer.
The herald., 1895-09-07

Buy the whitney make trunk and travelling
bag. Factory 423 South Spring street.
The herald., 1895-09-07

DR.. D. s. Diffenbacher, dentist, rooms and
5. 119 s. Spring ST., Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-09-07

Dressmakers-An fashion books at Lang
stadter's, 214 South Broadway.
The herald., 1895-09-07

Save Undertakers' Commission
Hire your hacks for funerals, $3.50 each from
Gus Graham. Stand, Arcade depot Tel 553.
The herald., 1895-09-07
uurt.r,e T.~.Ies

Hunters Tamales
Hunter makes Texas tamales, the leading
tamale Of the world. $40 Stevens Place.
The herald., 1895-09-07

Eckstrom does the wall paper business Of the
city. He has large stock. good taste and cor
rect prices.
The herald., 1895-09-07

Agency for Pabst Beer
Agency for Pabst beer. Pacific Bottline
Works. cor. Fifth and Wolfskill SITS.
The herald., 1895-09-07
Fianiman Fish Co., San Pedro

Haniman Fish Co., San Pedro
Fresh fish and HOLSTERS shipped direct to all
points in Arizona, Texas and Mexico, from
cannery in San Pedro. at lowest wholesale
prices
The herald., 1895-09-07

Pabst Beeri Pabst Beeri
On draft at Joe Arnold's, 35S g. Spring st.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-08
BICYCLES GIVEN AWAY! $50.

Do you want a handsome Bicycle without
cost to you? If SO; buy Mokaska or Star
Coffee; in every package of which you will
find ticket, on the back of these tickets Is
printed letter contained in the words MO-
KASKA COFFEE, save these tickets until
you have the letters that will spell the words
MOkASKA COFFEE, send them to us by
registered letter, and we will forward you a
handsome Bicycle, Pneumatic tire. suitable
for boy or girl. Lady's or Gentleman's size
furnished if desired. Send us your name
and address on postal card and We will
mail you catalogue of other premiums We
offer, MOKASkA MFG. CO.,
st. Joseph, No.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-08

FoR OsAwAToMIE.-The legislature appro-
priated $4,000 for q new building at the
Osawatomie insane asylum.
JUDGES CoxTIRMxD.-The six new appel.
late judges we're confirmed By the Kansas
senate by q unanimous vote.
The Mn.uARY PRIsox.-The couferees on
the sundry civil bill finally permitted the
house provision to remain In the bill. which
provides for the transfer Of the military pri-
son at Fort Leavenworth to the department
of justice.
BAD SToRM.-A blizzard y reported % oc-
curing in Nebraska on March 8 Il was
severe at Creston. Iowa, and 1t Rockford,
Ill.,, ten inches Of snow fell finishing With q
drifting gale.