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mn cI.rANsE ME SYST =,

Effectually yet gently, wheiI Y inpar,
bilious. or When the blood ovNercor, !
b'tuni Constipation, TO awa,scsiylu ':
neys and liver to HEALTHY thsnl ~
out irritating or weaks.y,nrlsse r a. We "
pei headaches. colds or ie'e'"
of Figs.
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PoPULIsT ENcAAIpN,rvr

herfNllie' Texas, August.i0. The pom
lists are preparing for three davs, an
campmcnt here on the 9th. aSth o,d o,,,
of this month. The 18th win he deyxl 4
to an eN-Confedcratt reunion. ana n Rranj
barbecue viii he given.
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-. DISCIPLINE" VOTES wANr,,,,

Mclmar, Texas, Aurus, IA 90 ~.
rleasna M ~, enclosed 81 conno,' on'eSt Ed
Is ison pace 10 credit OF Rev fIo whi =, n
Frs ch '4s 9s'y poenIr rasior T of , he
s All II dscp SS'f rsie4 e For 20 rs wqrS
d dat' 10 the aid Of he r - ~ ne Pcs
Respectfully, ~" Fe' read the Est,
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trinity. Texas, August iI.-Aftcr tho
uemocra6tc primary last Saturday IN.
county was conceded to G. u. Warner
hy small majority for tax assessor bur
M ~ oiho,4i count reveals the fact that W.
county by one vote. ''' W. ''e
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40 FOR BRO. rEAcAM

itar. E ,"h, Texas, August lO.-Cortes, -,
Rev +, enclosed please find 40 co Un'eSt Ed
He mas bnt tre e our fayorite Mn s tqr
W Vf s2ntest, WIN send some M VIZ w win in
''''e m success. Ills frend soon
Jess Ia C.i,.o,,
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tor: Fl"ase t fSn5 cn S9Igusi Ilo-Caatest Eat
Son lio i" tne credt of PRO. II ,mer r p SIt,
nf ,ha qphs he may soon he near ~ l
Va we 4S'' remain. Yours respec, tnG yop
Lille H. I,emun
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LEON COUNTY TlCKET

Centerville. Texas. August 10 Tho 40
mocratic executive committas met SOM
day ana declared the fol,ow,r, "a. 49,.
vlv.t,d candidates Tor The various nfnctss
~. rtlniy election hold August
- W. foweil county Judge; Il. w. Stew
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"orR GERMAN CANDIDATE"

Houston, Texas. August lL-contest Ed
itor: Enclosed find 30 coupons, which
phase vote for Rev. Schrlmpf. the Ger
man candidate. Wake up, We Harris couh-
" Gei nuns. and lets place BIO Schrimpf
at least u good second. Success 10
Schrimp. ana LiIkin Yours.
= j Wasthciupr.
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An11,nGnn INSANE.

Oakvnle, Texas, Angus. vp(
Pauline Mills, wife of j. D. ,s,;s
ranchman living near here, va tscaa 4
insane in the county cou,., ouos
VIII be sent TO the asylum a.
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REMARKS.

Showers have occurred over ,,, X
Texas coast. Generally fa'I w We AIN.
va'.ls olsrwhcre in Texas. ia 'um n ia
occurred in the eastern pof''OA v
ton h.li
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TINE HOUSTON COMBINE SENDS ID.

Houston. Texas, August 1l--Contest Ed
itor: The enclosed u votes You win b,- 80
land as to place to the credit OF Rev.
Homer I. Wilson of Fort Worth. Texas.
We VIII come again very soon and win
try TO do little better 1.-TWO of a Kind"
wake UP. come Aelp our candidate and We
VIII be under many Obligations to you.
we VIII wake you again sunday next If
you viii no: be awake until then. Yours
truly, The HcnSton Combine"
simon GreenberG and i. :. Gree nsteln.
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DICKINSON ro1, ,,

closed 'ff !"G Texas Contest Editor. IN
g Bro Ma ~ sygp'ns please riaca SINE i:n,
murray and The Post sncc " .Shrg Bro
,....t Coral I,vc,e ="
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3 FOR BIO. sll1s

Az MAR. TeNas, August 10. -Co,4o.. ,,,,
" '"t, 3sed find . coupons fer t BHi-
snc,,,,,,Hyi nus Of Hallettsvllle Torns ICY erl'
III ra Se,rest
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tor r.'ERan, TeNas. Angus, iO.-Contes, ,,,
Which pH5snd }on WIN fnd 100 coup G-r
Homer r W,l hL1@e 10 the credit Of Rev,
Nnte NJ RrIetr
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VIVTF FOR RNO. LANKIN

ITHior Enclosed "a IA II. = Contest
hin, s' ~. -. lamkn of HnustonU VI " Tor
nun success IN this con- a am "Mhihe
AN Unknown Friend
or Austin Tax.s
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-. LILLE -nl2ALnR ASSIGNS.

san Antonio, Texas August i,--iIarry
H. hoNIe a fruit dealer. filed chsttel
nuStsage today for the benefit of all his
tar ',"rh, naming H. -. skinner as trus.
WV L'aplHlts &l0li. assets $3.50
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Austin, Texas August 1.-THE Stat,
democratic executive committee will m,st
in Fort Worth next Monday norniup IA
the Delaware hotel. ~
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IF TIE BABY is CUTTING rrEru

DC sure and use that old and wen tried
Tor children teething II soothes The chnpp'
s s,o, ihe gums, ailays all pain, cur.,
s,ar r eone and 10 the best remedy Tor
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FOR TnE HARRIS COuNTY pOLICIEs

Rev. l.. ID. Lamkin, Houston ....... TO- las
Fey. ]. r. Murray Cedlr Bayou .... 3,7fl
Key. Schrimpf. Houston .............. 2,3lt
Rev. John Richardson. Glendele 400. 80
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WEATHER INFORNlYIo,
LAST NIGH,r,s sp,.A.

An area of low baromo.o.s@
ane upper lakes southwest IA w..'
lex ieNas' The highest barometer !, w.. rs !
our of Mexico, and tbre Ia i, "an
barometer ever the AIisso,,,ii' aso "
Inc Weather Is ren1rail,,' VALLEY.
over southeastern Texas shs s,tal. uisi
~ cioudy, Precipitation atnouu vas hEs]
an men or mce-e is reportsJ eS wv
port ano Palestine. ' i'0u LEE
TEXAS COTTON REGION ma,
reports for the twenty-four ba num-, J. !.
'i's at > a. M, 10Th meridian ,ir.
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t included In means.
GENERAL oBsERYArIoys

Obss rvations taken By United sn|
weather bureau at all stations ! u
18th meridian time.
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THE PRIZES.

npc e0n0a ne, .r,l,,. s.. A.. --.-
90 en- s@Wo NE poicy N the northwestern
va ,a W. anSg tiiaSHy pald up ioi ten
,ps - 10 me munster or ne gospel N iiar-
cou go VIE rsce'ins the largest number Of
| o. ,, f0,c H. H.,
phe 1900 lie policy paid rp for ten
cnIa,n,'v' we ,o NbuftmW%s,erh iNte ASsuranee
r,a,ItS county RECEIVING the second largest
| Ons ,oSoo Nutes
:, IL IVY n,c ppllcy raid up for ter
Connanny' we o M r., ite Assurance
| 1I."tii"nH 10 ne MINISTER OF the gospel in
ltA9S outside of Har1s county receiving
one $3.50 life policy taid nm for tep
Etnas IN ne Norhwes,ern Life Assurance
reyas o;;,,e 81 w i'ti,,nter or me gospel IN
,hvA"s OUTSIDE OF Harris county receiving
Wiz 1tt second largest number of coupon
W.
lnese policies are fully paid up Cor ten
linz , L,"i H. t'r alte - issue. after which
y Ease w Wy cut further examination or ex-
WIN Poioles.
t,'naiL n These columns, the very libcral
rms OF TIE policies issued by the North
OF The Post viii be cheerTr,,iv' l., , ,1,n,'
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lis FOR BRO. RHoDrs

sor: Gsrs ieAas; Angus, lo-Coatcst rs,
's are W coupons for Rev. , LEW
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'h TIE HARRIS COUNTY POLICIES
E E,v l.. - L1mkn. Houston. 10 1es
Eoy < 80 ~. NY, Murray. Cedar Bay -si.... 2.N7
NeV' John Richardson. Glendale. 20
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A POISONED LIVER.
Don't Keep Poison in Your Body Longer
Than You Have To.

If YOUR stomach poisons your liver
the consequence may be serious.
What poisons arise in your stomach
come from undigested food whlch mao
decomposed there. They are absorbed
by your blood and go to your liver,
where they paralyze its functions and
make you bilious.
Finail-they go into the blood again
and are carried all over the body, dis
ordering your different organs, and
perhaps making you dangerously sick
This is the origin of many diseases
which are not always known for what
they are.
The poisons of undigested food can
only be got rid of by the use of puri-
fying, strengthening, digestive tonic,
like the Shaker Digestive Cordial.
A few doses of this wonderful cor
dial will soon clear away all undl-
gested, fermenting, poisonous sub
stances, restore your appetite, aid you
to digest your food, purify your liver
and blood of all dangerous poisons,
and restore you to perfect health.
It will cure biliousness, indigestion,
nausea, headache, dizziness, mental
depression, weakness, fever, fatulence,
constipation, loss of appetite, bad taste
in mouth, stomach-ache, anaemia,
rheumatism, etc, where other medi-
cines will barely give relief.
At druggists. Ten cents for trial
bottle.
Write for free book to The Shakers,
30 Reade street, New York.
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i11lisAz-LLEsIG H. TO COME TO SOUTH
ma. sft,t,t PORT.
4, The Secretary of the Navy Consents
:. And the Silver. Service Will be
~ Presented in October.

The cruiser Raleigh will come to
Southport in October, at which time
she silver service. the gift of the citi-
gems of North Carolina, will be present
ed
1T w5II. be remembered that when
Governors Carr made a respectful re-
quest that the handsome cruiser be al
lowed to come to Southport to receive
the gift of the State, the Secretary of
the Navy peremptorily refused giving
as his reason that the water on the
oar was not deep enough for a ship
of the Raleigh's size and draught.
The Chamber of Commerce of Will
xHington at once had engineers to make.
an investigation and along with the
protest of Governor Carr, diagrams
and affidavits were sent that complete
Ey siisproved the statement of the Sec
Ee&sry of the Navy.
The Secretary reconSidered the mat
ser and left it in the hands of the Cap
caiu of the cruiser.
President James I'll. Chadbourn, Jr.,
II the Wilmington Chamber of Com
x.rree. has written to the Captain Of
sEq eso.se3. saying:
--:A4r ron are aware, the citizens of
b. ssate are having souvenir made
ssx~ ssar ship TO be presented as a
assasa. sift, and we would be glad to
aaYe-t the presentation of this gift
made in North Carolina waters. We
understand that the Secretary of the
Navy leaves the matter of your coming
10 southport, our deepest harbor, en-
sareEy with you, and | write to say that
II 4 can be of any assistance IN OBJ
sainfng information regarding this
asrsor should be very glad to have you
s-aII ON me I am in very close touch
with the pilots of this port. Would
ssoundings made by four or five OF
the best of these men be of any assist
.auce to you? Will thank you to advise
u,s. how the matter stands"
Captain Merrill Miller, U. 5. n,
commanding the Raleigh, replied that
he believes it is the intention of the
c,sn arander-in-chfef to send this ship
10 Southport some time after the first
Of October. ! believe there will be no
difficulty in tbs p tossing the
bar ut the mouth of the Cape Fear
river with a smooth sea-"
asuper arrangements for the presen-
faff0n will he made as soon as the date
s definitely fixed.
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CITY IN BRIEF.

The " c. T. II. will meet this after
zsoon mt S o'clock at Mr.. j. w. Carriers S.
There win be meeting of st. Agnes
Gnild at Christ church chapel this
evening at o'clock.
A game of ball is announced between
q South Carolina team and the Raleigh
mine. for to-day, at Athletic Park.
Game called at 4 p. m.
Miss Walton, gifted elocutionist,
from fhe State Normal School of Vir-
ginia. viii give recitation at the re-
ception given by the Epworth League
rs Edenton>Street Sunday School room
this evening.
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S. A. L. MOUNTAIN EXCURSION
LAST OF THE SEASON. CENT
A MILE.
On September Bird, the Seaboard Air
Line will run special select excursion
to Lincolnton, Shelby, Rutherfordton,
Marion, Newton, Hickory, Lenoir and
Blowing Rock-from Henderson, Raj
eigh and intermediate points, to Ham
LET, and from Wilmington and interme-
date stations to Charlotte, at the ex-
IRENE low rate of 1Ac. per mile from
all stations, the round trip. Tickets
limited ten days, returning.
Special train will leave Wilmington
at a. M, September Bird, and run solid
to Rutherfordton, connecting at Lin
colnton for c. and L. stations and Blow
ing Rock Excursionists from Raleigh
and CASTOR and Raleigh and Augusta
divisions will take the Atlanta Special
from Henderson, Raleigh and interme-
date stations, to Hamlet. at which
point they will connect with the noun
tain train. Tickets good to return on
any regular train within limit. For
rates and tickets from all stations, and
more complete information, call on any
Seaboard Air Line ticket agent, or adj
dress,
I'll. S. LIZARD,
TP. A., Raleigh, n. C.
T. ID. MEARES,
G. A., Wilmington, N. c.
GEO. NIB. BATE,
T. p. A, Charlotte, N. c.
b. A. NEWLAND,
Gen. Agent Pass. Dept, Atlanta, Ga.
T. J. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agent, Portsmouth, Va.
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WANTED.

Experienced retail statesmen to So
licit family trade in Townsend through
the counties, with select line of ladies
wear and household decorations. Ref
erences required and counties to be
Sc lic;ted. Address,
BALTIMORE NOVELTY CO.,
Baltimore, Nd.
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PERSONALS.

tMr. James d. Glenn passed through
yesterday on his way home.
Prof j. y. Joyner, of Greensboro,
PASSED through yesterday on his way
h0me after a visit to relatives in the
eastern part of the State.
Senator Pritchard stopped over yes
kerday afternoon on his way from
Newbern, where he made campaign
speech.
Mr. .'Dick' Burkhead, night clerk
at Morehead, returned home yester-
day. That popular seaside resort
closes today for the season.
Mr.. Albert Phenis, a New York
newspaper man, who used to repre-
sent the Manufacturers Record at
Winston, passed through yesterday on
MS way home;
The family of Capt. j, NJ. Fleming
a:ye returned from Rolesville, where
they have been spending the summer.
Mrs Portia A. Morrison, accom-
panied by her son, Mr.. Alfred Morri-
son. left yesterday afternoon for her
Acme in Farlnville, Va, after a visit to
relatives at the home here of her
nephew. Prof. d. Harvey Hill, of the
A. and NJ College.
Mr.. T.. B. Barbee returned home yes
kerday afternoon.
Mr.. J. +. Scott, proprietor of "knowl-
ton" stock farm, Kentucky, is here.
He is the owner of ashland Wilkes,
the famous $4,000 sire of John r.. Gen
try
Mr.. s. Ohio Wilson has moved his
family 10 the city. and they have taken
house ON South Salisbury street.
Mr.. I'll. McClammy, of Wilmington,
sin the city.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Meserve and
Miss Alice Meserve returned yesterday
from Massachusetts,, where they have
spent the summer.
Mrs James III. Pou and children are
an their way from Morehead to Lin
cointon.
Maj. j, M. Crenshaw, of Wake Forest,
wh0 has been spending the summer at
Roaring Gap Hotel, passed through
Raleigh yesterday on his way home.
He says that it has been delightful up
there all summer and that DIR. Benbow
has Mad a pleasant company at the
hotel. II found that the people of all
parties" said he, "were delighted at
the nomina tion of Lieutenant-Gov ern.
or Doughton for Congress, and / heard
suite number of Republicans and
Popniists declare it to be their purpose
so vote for him. Mr.. Doughton lives
only ten miles from the hotel, and the
people know him well and esteem him
highly"
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POSITION WANTED.

By intelligent and we'll educated
stenographer and book-keeper.o First
class correspondent and typewriter.
Habits unexceptionable. Correspon-
dence invited. Address Box 176. Hen
derson, N. c.. ~. = -
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Friday.-The United
.3sates Weather Bureau issues the fol-
lowing forecast for the next twenty
four hours:
For North Carolina-Fair in the inte-
rsor: showers on the coast; northeast
<ray winds; cooler in the interior
Yesterday Maximum temperature,
~. minimum temperature, 20.
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By Music Teacher. A pupil of Greensboro
Female College and Charlotte Conservatory
of Music desires position as teacher OF
Vocal and Instrumental Music in some
school or college. Best of references fur
nished. For fur Their Information apply TO
Office OF News and Observer &c. M
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WANTED At ONCE.

Three men to teach commercial
branches in academies.
CHAS. j. PARKER, Manager,
Raleigh, N. c.
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On Draft.

A pure water is a great bless
ing to mankind, and especial
ly if it contains such chemical
properties as to expunge from
the blood all impurities, when
it is taken into the system in
sufficient quantities. -
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PRINTER.

A reliable and sober printer wanted
at once. Address, Lock Box 46, War
renton, N. C.
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N. C. S. C. REPORTS.

VOLTS and the reprints will be ready
about September 1st. All oredrs filled
promptly. List of reprints furnished
on application.
A. WILLIAMS & co.
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ROYSTER'S CANDY.

We are exceIIed by none In variety,
quality, style of package. All the
popular varieties are embraced in the
assortment
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-28
J4A BELlGERANClA?

SegIn despachos recientes de
nuestro colega FL Ztlfs'ama, el
Senado norteamericano ha vota
do Ia cacareadis.ma beligerAn
cia dc los insurreetos y bandidos
dc Cuba.
81. ELI ? Puss como 81 NADIA
hubiese sucedido
Mas. chocantepo por nnehos eoo
ceptos es el cspeetAculo que ss,@n
dando los graves senadoFes de
Ia Union. que por una partc Ia
mentan con scnlimeatales lerc.
miadas las 9rAfAGafe5 &c nucs
tro hidalgo y valiente Ejerci,o dc
operaciones cn Ia guerra cubana
Y por otra parte. dado que Sc
eonhrme la nosicia. oonccdrn Ia
beligerancia horias de laeendla
rios. aseSlnos. Seeuesifadorcs y
dinamitelos. horror de Ia civll.xa
ei6n.
Leeei6a essupenda de @fts
sentido moral ( latcrnac loaAl Il
que olrece al maado 81 Senad
YsE&eff
Ncrrmos. tcFeinos que aeiitud
adopta, ante ei acucrdo lie los
senadorea amerlcaaoA mesldos D
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piadosos abogados de la insu-
rrecci6n y de todas sus fechorfas,
el Presidente de la Rep1blica, a.
quel honorable Mr.. Cleveland
que tanto y tanto ha venido pom
derandonos sus sentimientos y
actos de neutralidad con respec
to 4 la question de Cuba, asf CO.
mo la correction y cordialidad de
sus miras y procedures para con
Espaila.
Veremos, veremos que hace el
Presidente Cleveland, en- cl con
Aicto que seg1n Sc dice } lie han
imprudentemente suscitado lo:
badyes sesnaes de la Union.
ST han querido esos senore:
intimidarnos con un da que nc
resulta -. buen chasco van
llevar Sc quedaran. con III
palmo de narices.
Pruebas ha dado 4 millares e
pueblo espahol de que no es vi
nilo asustddizo y miedoso.
Y de que tiene mucho resuellt
para ahogarse en- poca aqua.
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i Bi8l pOr 0 Casino EspalOl !

Reunida en- session anteanoche la
Junta Directiva del patriotico Centro.
tomo los plau sibles acuerdos que 4
continuation Sc relacionan:
Pintar por fuera y por dentro todo
el edihcio, sin excluir ell salon de bale.
Cambiar los pisos.
Reparar y pintar el parterre.
Poner una lujosa cantina.
Encargar a Europa una magnifca
alfombra para los salones y un corti-
naje y colgaduras nuevas.
Instalar en- el salon de bales cua
tro 9 seis focos de luz electica de arco
volt leo
Restaurar y barnizar el mobiliario.
Reconstruir la escalera principal.
Inaugurar, despues de realizadas
estas reformas, una serie de bales,
de los cuales el primero, que sera es-
plendido, tendr4 lugar inmediatamen-
te despues de terminados los trabajos.
Comisionar al socio don Angel
Rivero y Meadez para que dirija la
pintura del salon principal.
Constituyen la Comision de refor-
mas nuestro Director, Sr. Diaz Cane
ia, Presidente del Casino, y los Voca-
les Sres. Balbas, Ahumada y Domin-
guez don Alvaro J.
Bien. muy bien, repetimos, por el
Casino Espahol!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-28

clon de la guerra carlista, solamente
cuando una grave herida le obligo a
separarse de las filas del ejkrcito del
Norte para atender 4 su curacion, de-
jo de estar en- campana, asistiendo
despues a innumerables combates y
distinguiendose en- las batallas de
Montejurra, Velabicta, Monte Monta
no, San Pedro Abanto, Galdames y
Elgueta para el asalto de la brecha
alberta en- el recinto de la La Guar :
dia, Sc presento voluntario, acreditan-
do asi una vez mas su ardimiento.
Gobernador militar de la provincial
de Santa Clara. cuando estallo Ia in
surreccion en- Cuba, logro sofocarla
por el pronto en- ell territorio de su
mando, y al surgir despues con mas
brios, como jefe de. columna ha pres
tado servicios importantes.
E>s ademas de los jefes que Sc ha
Cen querer y respetar de sus subor
dinados."
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Nuevo Ma gistrado.

Anteayer presto juramento y
tom6 possession del cargo de Ma
gistrado dc esta Audiencia Te-
rritorial ell distinguido senior don
Darlo Ulloa, de quien tenemos
honrosos antecedentes que le
acreditan como digno { ilustra-
do funcionario y cumplido caba-
Hero.
FL Dta, importante colega de
la Corte, lie dedico en- su edici6n
del dfa 10 ell siguiente suelto:
ola salido de Madrid para Puerto
Rico el distinguido escritor don Da
rio Ulloa, nombrado no ha mucho
Magistrate de la Audiencia Terrific
rial de aquela provincial. En- ella, y
en- la de la Habana. desempeno car
gos Judiciales tambien ell senior UlIoa.
que reparte. el tempo entire la admi
nistracion de jus icia y la publication
de obras literarias { his oricas.
La Ultima que ha redactado, y que
tene en- prensl en- esta corte, Sc titu
la La civsIixaci0n en- AmSyica.
Enviamos nuestra cordial fell.
citaci6n al nuevo Magistrate de
este Tribunal Superior.