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I. S. ADAMS. Secretary of State.
IoINT REsoInrInN

No. 200. JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing amendment TO Article iS5 Of the
Constitution Of the State OF Louisiana rel
Section I. Be II resolved by the General As
semoly OF the State OF Louisiana, two-thirds
Of all members OF each House concurring,
eighty-five 1850 OF the Constitution of the
state OF Louisiana. be submitted to the elect
ors OF the state at the next election for Rep
Artiee Is1 EYsr ~ r ma as itsle ,h.
United States. by birth naturalization. who
Is twenty-One years old, or upward possessing
the following qualifications, shall lie an elector
TO vote at any election by the people. except
First. lie shall be an actual resident OF
the State one year next preceding the election
Second. He shall be an actual resident Of
the parish in which be offers to vote at least
six months next preceding the election.
Third He shall be an actual resident OF the
least thirty ds Is next prtccding the election.
Fourth. He shall be a registered voter.
Fifth. He iail be able 70 read the CONSTR
shall II he a bona nae owner Of property' real or
personal. located in the State and assessed to
him at cash valuation Of not less than two
hundred dollars.
Sixth The General Assembly at its regular
session in 1890 shall have power, by yots Of
two-thirds OF all the members elected to each
House. and approved by the Governor. TO mod
ify, change or amend this article OF the Con
amendments when SO adopted and approved
shall become a part Of the Constitution with
out the publication aud submission 10 the pop
ular vote required in Article 2o0 or the Con-
stitution.
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
H. II. LOTT,
President Pro TempOre Of the Senate.
#. s. ADAMS. Secretary Of State. =
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a True y S s0 &RfpAMs. secretary Of state.
InINT RFSOI.uTIoN


Proposing an amendment to the Constitution
OF the State authorizing cities and towns
and parishes to levy. assess and collect
special taxes for the purpose OF construct
ing public roads. stree;s and parks. under
Be IL resolved by the General Assembly OF
fhe State OF Louisiana. two-thirds Of all the
members elected To each House concurring
therein. That there shall he submitted 70 the
electors OF the state for their approval or re-
lection at the next general election for heTe.
sentstives. " accordance with Article zo6 or
the Constitution. the following additional ar
tlcle TO the Constitution Of the state: The
Genarai Assembly may authorize and empower
parishes and Incorporated towns and cities OF
fnIs state 10 contract debts and issue evil
dences thereof, from time TO time, for the pur-
pose OF constructing public parks. streeta roads
and bridges, and for that purpose may issue
evidences Of Indebtedness. TO be used IN con-
structing such public parks streets. roads and
bridges. And for such purpose may authorize
aud empower tfe proper authorities to levy ana
assess special taxes upon the property subject
TO taxation. in the parish or corporation and
20 collect the same and Apply the proceeds:
provided that such tax 80 levied. assessed and
collected. shall not exceed the rnte 0f i've mills
the dollar in any one year: provided further,
that evidence of Indebtedness shall be Is
SEED without full provision being made for the
payment Of both the principal and interest
thereof extend during longer period tnan
fifteen years; provided further. that such tax
shall never be levied. assessed Or collected
until the proposition for which said tax 70 coli
lected Is TO De used. shall have been submitted
for approval or rejection at an election 10 be
held for that purpose. and approved by ma
jority vote OF the taxpayers. both in number
and yalne, voting at such election
Speaker Of the H,ue Of Representatives.
II. II LOTT.
President Pro Tempore Of the Senate.
~ Il 5i13.xro e......-. - s..,o
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No. le4. JoINr REsoLuTIoN

No 1914. JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution
Of the State OF Louisiana relative TO the
lease and employment OF penitentiary con-
victs.
section 1. Be II resolved by the General AS
sambly Of the State OF Louisiana. two-thirds
OF all the members elected 20 each House con-
CURING That the following amendment be adopt.
ed as part Of the Constitution Of the State
Of Louisiana.
1. No penitentiary convict shnu ever be
leased or hired TO any person or persons. or
corporation. private or public. or Quasi-pubhc.
or board save as authorized IN the next sec.
ton provided that this article shall take
eject upon the extingnisnment OF the lease
made pursuant to Act No..fl spproyed July
10, 1880.
q The General Assembly msy authorize the
employment under State supervision and the
proper officers and employees of the State, OF
conrfcts, ON public roads or othet public
works or on convict farms or manufactures
owned or controlled By the State or By any
Leree Board VI any public levee under such
provisions and restrictions Is msy be imposed
- Laws G. W. BOLTON.
Spe4Ass " 'As -'''''s = r III NJ IoI I've
President Pro TenDcre Of the Senate.
7. s. ADAMS, Secretary Of stats.
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No ZUZ JOINT RESOLUIlON
Proposing Amendment to the Constitution OF
the State Authorizing Cities aud Towns 10
Aid Manufacturing Companies.
Be II resolved by the General Assembly OF
the Stete Of Louisiana. fwo-thirds Of all the
members elected to each House cOncuTring
therein. That there shall be submitted to the
electors Of the State. for their approval or re-
lection at the next general election for Repre-
sentatiyes. In accordance with Article 256 OF
the Constitution, the following additional arr
tice:
The General Assembly may authorize and
empower cities and towns OF this State TO aid
and assist by donation or otherwise, manufac-
turing companies located within the corporate
limits Of the cities or towns; and for that
purpose MAJ authorize and empower the proper
authorities OF such municipal corporations to
levy, assess and collect special taxes. and apply
the proceeds Of such tax 10 aiding or assisting
such manufacturing companies: provided. first,
such tax 30 levied. assessed and collected in
aid Of any one manufacturing company shall not
exceed the rate OF i've mills the dollar In
any one year. nor extend for n longer period
than ten years: provided further, that such
tax shall not be collected until the proposition
for said tax shall have been submitted to the
tax payers Of the municipal corporation for ap-
prevail rejection at election TO be held
for that purpose and approved by a majority
vote Of the tar payers both in number and
value voting at such election, which. II ap-
proved. shall be part OF the Constitution.
G. W. BOLTON.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
II. r. LOTT,
President Pro Tempore Of the Senate.
. the copy:
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With careful rotation CT
crops and liberal civilizations,
cotton lands will improve. The
application of a proper ferti-
lizer containing sufficient Pot
ash often makes the difference
between a profitable crop and
failure. Use fertilizers contain
ing not less than 3 to, AZ
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IN testimony whereof / have bereunto az
fxed my signature and attached the seal Of
the State Of Louisiana, at the City Of Baton
Rouge. this Esd day Of December. 1896
SEAL; ;sla a. 7 8 ADA a
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Rhinestone buttons are employed to
button back fur revers Buttons show
no happy medium as to size; but are
either very large or very small.
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i
diction as committing maeistrafes and shall
have power TO hail or discharge in cases not
capital " necessarily punishable nc hard labor
They shall receive no fees IN criminal matters
including peace bond cases. but IN lieu thereof
such salary as may be fixed Annually by the
police Jury TO be pcid by the parish.
Sec. Z. Be II further resolved. etc, That Ar
ticse one hundred aud twenty -seven OF the Con-
stituison Of the state Of Louisiana be 80 amend
Article t27. There shall be a constable for
each Jastice OF the peace in the several par
ishes Of the State. the Parish Of Orleans except
ed, who shall be elected for a term OF four
years by the qualified voters within the terri
tor-al limits OF the jurisdiction Of the several
justices Of the peace. They shall receive such
fees In civil matters as may be fixed by law.
In criminal matters they shall receive no fees
or mileage. but in lieu thereof n salary 10 be
each parish
Sec s. Be II further resolved. etc. That ar
ticles one hundred and twenty-eight and one
hundred and Twenty-Five Of the Constitution Of
the State Of Louisiana be and the same are
hereby abrogated and repealed
Speaker Of the House Of Representative.
H. X. LOTT
President Pro rempore Of the Senate
Il. s. ADAMS ~s,err.t.-v ot CO..
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Mr.. VIM. ]. Carlton. Of Elizabeth. n.
J., says az consulted physician In I
the country this summer where was
spending my vacation, about
chronic dyspepsia, vita which,
have been COOL deal troubled. Il
takes the form OF indigestion, the
food 1 take not becoming asssm- ~,
Hated. After prescribing for me foe
some time, the physician told me I
would have to be treated for
several months with mild laxative
and corrective something that
would gradually bring back my -
normal condition without the vio-
lent action of drastic remedies
recently sent to the Doctor Or ~
Thomas Cope, OF Nazareth, Pal
a box Of Ripans Tabuies. and wrots
him what understood the ingre-
dents to be-rhubarb, ipecac, pep.
perminf, aloes, nux vomica and i'A
soda. He writes back Il think the
formula very good one, and viii
NO doubt Just suit you"
pans Tab lies are sold BY drusy;sts. or by man s
9 price ESQ cents o ooxl Il seat 10 The Ripaaa
'-iaicai co spsay, No " spruce Sc, New YORK
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Actual Potash.

Kainit is a complete specific
against "Rust."
Our pamphlets are not advertising circulars boom
ing special fertilizers but practical works contains
ing the results Of latest experiments in this Inc
Every cotton farmer should Fave copy. They are
sent free for the asking.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
% Nassau ST.. New York.
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PRONUNCIATION
OF THE
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
OF THE
Constitution Of the State Of Louisiana.
ADOPTED BY THE
General Assembly of 1894.
STATE or IlOrIsIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
"a Office Of the Secretary Of State.
IN pursuance OF the pro- isions OF the consti-
luton publication Is hereby made and given
70 the qualified electors Of the State Of Lou,
lsitna OF the proposed amendments 70 the
Constitution which have been concurred in by
txc-thiris Of All the members elected 20 each
House OF the General Assembly OF this State,
az the regular session thereof held at the City
OF Baton Rougs 10 the yei 1894, and which
are required 10 be published for the informa-
lion OF the qualified electors OF this State for
tnree months proceeding the general election
Tor Representatives,. and which proposed
nmendnents more fully appear In Joint Resolu-
lions 1872 to 202 inclusive Of the Regular Ses-
sion OF 1884, which are hereinafter officially
published for the Information Of the qunlifed
electors OF this State. aad which VIII he sub
nitted 20 them for their approval or rejection
az the next general election. 10 be held On
Tuesday. the 2ist day Of April, 1896, II being
TIE tuesday next following the fhird' Mond y
o. SAIL month. 10 snch ma amer and form ii ~
the faalined electors may vote for or again 81
eaie amendments: and II majority OF the
qualified electors voting at said election shall
approve and rntlfy said proposed amendments,
then such proposed anendments. 50 approved
and rati1ed, shall become part Of the consti-
tuition Of this State.
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7. s. ADAMS. Secretary Of State.
JOINT RESOLUTTON

40. 1Ss. JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing amendments to Article CT of she
Constitution Of the State OF louisiana:
Section 1. Be II resolved by the General As
semDy OF the state OF Louisiana. two-thirds Of
ring, That the following amendments 10 the
Constitution Of the State OF Louisiana be sub
mltted 70 the electors Of the State at the next
Article 81. The Governor shall receive a
salary OF hye thousand dollars per annum pay
able monthly on his own warrant.
G. W. BOLTON.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
II. r. LOTT
President Pro Tempore Of the Senate:
A true copy:
T. S. ADAMS. Secretary of State.
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7. ;. ADAMS, ~sscrstary of State.
l9s. JOINT RESOLUTION.

no. lbs. JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to Article 112 of the
constitution OF the State Of Louisiana re-
latlve 70 the trial OF recused cases in dis
trlet courts, and Interchange OF Judges
oecpon 1, BE u resolved by the GENERAL As
ssmDiy OF the state Of louisiana two-thirds Of
al the members elected to each House concur
ing. Ihat Article one hundred and twelve Of
me constitution OF the State of Louisiana be
so amenae1 as TO read follows:
luce IL The General Assembly shall pro-
n9e ~ law for the Interchange OF district
yuogss ana Ioi the trial Of recused cases in the
.ls.lcs courts, by the selection OF licensed at
tolneys-at7a1w; by an interchange Of judges or
otherwise When any district irsdee Is prevept-
90 ~ 1ny dlsaollity, OF any other cause what
ever, from holding any stated or appoin-ed
term or his court. and that fact Is made TO
appear Dy the certificate OF the clerk under
the seal OF tae court 70 the Supreme Courf or
any associate Justice thereof II In the judg-
nieht o. the court. OF any associate fusfice
the pubic interests require be shall tesig-
hate anu appoint any district iudee 81 anv
other district to hold said eourf and TO dis
charge all the judicial duties OF the itdee No
disabled during said disability Such appoint-
ment shall be fled in the clerks offiee and
entered on the minutes OF said District Court
ana certified copy thereof under the ses, Of
the court. shall be transmitted by the clerk OF
Ihe district Court TO the district Judge no
designated and appointed
G. W. BOLTON.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
III. 4. LOTT,
President Pro Tempore Of the Senate.
7. s. ADAMS. Secretary Of State.
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Rp,ns Tabsles are sold BY sy;xts. ov by msuw
ne price ESQ cents q box Il seat to The RipaaG
'h-iacai Co spsiy, 40 " spruce Sc, Nav focxi
'amris Will 10 CENTS
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FIRST CIRCUIT.

At Monroe, First Mondays in May and Jan
uary-For, trial Of appeals from the parishes
OF 0uachlta, Richland, Franklin, Catshoula
Concordia, Tensas, Madison. East Carroll, West
Carroll. Morekouse, Union and Jackson
At Shreveport. First Mondays in June and
Februe ry-For trial Of appeals from the par
ishes OF Caddo, Bossier, Webster, Bienvllle,
Claiborne. Lincoln, Sabine. Desoto and Red
River.
At Alexandria, First Mondays In October and
March--For trial Of appeals from the parishes
OF Caldwell, VIM, Grant, Rapides, Vernon.
-Natchitocbes and Avoyelies.
Al OpeIouxs, First Mondays In November
and April--For trial Of appeals from the par
ishes OF ST. Landry, Calcasieu. Cameron. Yer
4. million, Lafayette. Acadia. Iberia and ST.
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del titulado general Carrillo en- Lomas,
CensenterSo q Agudrds. abandonando ell
enemigo ell campo y dejando dos muertos,
once caballos tres vivos con monturas y
dos tercerolas. Por confdencias que Sc
han tenido, SO sabe que Ell enemigo ha to
nido mas Gle 80 bajas, entire elias seis of
ciales. Nosotros un Official muerto y doce
de tropa heridos y contusos.
Por la Guerrilla de Velazco, Secci0n
Bocas, tirote6 en- la Meld al enemigO, de-
iando en- ell campo un caballo CON montu.
ra Combate en- ei ingeniO III SeTTdnO, don
de Sc han coRido caballos con monturas
hamacas y ef3ctos. Por co1umna forma-
da por fuerzas de Aragon, L Penfnsular,
Bailen, Infanteria de Marina, Herman
Cort6s una pieza de montana, en- opera
clones del cuatro al doce de Febrero libr6
un combate en- ToledGfo, cogi6ndoles Glen
caballos, quemando el campamento EI To.
led0ao, una tercerola, herramientas, un
prisionero con armas preso un Subpre'
fecto; por nuestra parte dos heridos
Por fuerzas del Battalion de Arag6n
en- CWGtrO VeredGs q PGso del PGln1Gr se
sostuvo fuego CON Ell enemigo, cogi6ndole
3 caballos, 100 fusiles, una maquinilla de
cargar cartuchos, 8 oaballos con month
ras uno muerto Por nuestra parte
I'm Official herido leve.
(ContinuarA,) El Correspomsaz.
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IA GDRRESpONDEKCIA De PUERTO-RlC0
SABADo. 81 DR MARIO DE 1895


Administraci6n Central dc Comunica.
clones y Rentas.-Se dispone por Ia Inten.
denoia la venta en- pdblica subasta de la
finca del Estedo, compuesta do 80 hecta
feas, 80 areas y 40 c6ntiareas ubicada en-
la jurisdiction de Arecibo, barrio dc Hato
viejo, lindando al N. con Josefa Carri6n y
Juan Montalvo, al s. con Hilario Martf-
nez, herederos de Elias Ramirez y Maria
Rivas, al e. con Ramon Rivera, y al O el
rio Tanarna, La fnca esta gravada con
una hipoteca de 1,500 pesos favor de do
f1a Rite Flores Ia subaeta tendra lugar
el 25 de Abril q las 10 do Ia maflana en- el
Palaoio dc Ia Intendencia
C0misi6n De Guerra a,-Tntervencf6n
del Hospital Militar.--M Z lei pr6ximo
Abrn & las 8 de Ia n1ananG t9ndra lugar
en- la expreeada Commission una pi1blica Ii
citacion para Ell suministro dc where's y
artfculog de inme etsiato consume necesarios
en- ell Hospital MiIitar desde 10 de Julio dc
1896 80 dc Junis> de- 1897.
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san JUAN, PTO.RIlO
TETU@AN Is.
dio que usa, y resultados que CON la mis-,
ho ch<

dio que usa, resultados que CON la mis-
ma ha obtenido.
Expone en- su trabajo, que considera
Ia sangre de por al como germercida y
que habiendo notadc en- Ia de toda perso-
ma soma cierta cantidad de fenol, Grey 8
que aumentando en- aquella esa cantidad,
crecia dc consume la pOtencia desinfestan
te de la miBma.
Como resuItado de sus perimento
ha compuesto IN hquido inooioro, que re-
fracta la luz con viVeza, Y nee uea en- in
yeceiones, Estas producen una ardiente
sensaci6n, y n1uy pronto detienen ell desa
rrollo de las bactarias en- la sangre.
Varios dootores han hecho va pruebas
con ese medicamarto, dc los ZIG casoa
sujetos observation, ouatro han resistido
TODD tratamiento, notandcse nejora cura
completa en- los den1as oasos. # u. -
Tambi6n sostiene el doctor, que esas
inyecciones superan la qnininatn 81 ira
tamiento de las calenturas pues ha cura,
do con elias las 38 personals que se So
metieron su infueneia K (ReprodMc6do).
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AOTlClAs GEAERAlEs

Principia formarse en- Madrid contra
ell general Weyler una atm6sfera parecida
la que sc present6 contra ell general Mar
tfnez Campos On los dltimos tiempos de su
gobierno On Cuba. El Ministro de la Cue
ira, dice I'm despacho, lamenta Ell aspecto
que toma la campaf1a, pero defiende al ge
neral Weyler de las imputaciones que Sc
le hacen. Tamhi6n al general CampQsse
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Ell NUEvO REMEOlO CONTRA La TISIS

El Dr.. Cyrus Edison, que desde hace
tempo SO ocupa en- estudios sobre la tisis,
y cayos trabajos son conocidos, acaba de
hacer pdblicoa en- extensa memoria, su
m6todo curative, modo de preparar la
{, Aseptolina" que ea 81 nombre del RENE.
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Aseg,1rase que Ell sefior Sagasta no SO.
10 aprueb1 la actitud tomada per ell parti.
do reformista de Cuba, negandoss tomar
parte en- las proximas elecciones, sino que
ha decIarado q. no reconocera como dipu-
tados Cortes los que resulten de las elec-
clones que Sc verifquen en- Ia isla, dado ell
eetado exceptional en- que sc encuentra ell
pals. Cree tambi6n ell jefe del fusionismo
que los autonomistas tomaran la misma
actitud.
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Cotizaciones de giros efectos publ
cos hoy. Rigen, sin operaciones los mis-
mos tipos que significance aver.
Los peri6dicos de Nueva York dicen
que preocupa mucho en- los Estados Uni
dos una iarga conferencia que ha celebra-
do Ell EmbaJadCr de Mejico en- Madrid CON
el sefior Canovas del Castillo ell Duque
de Tetuan,
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Dice TN colega que el sefior Lastra,
que va dijimos SO habia marchado recien-
temente a Ia manigua en- compafia del
jurisconsulto seflor Varona (ambos afilia-
dos al partido incondicionaD, pertenece &
la raz6n social Lastra Compaf1fa ferre
teros establecidos en- la Habana calle
de Marcadaraa nilmarn 26
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MN PARA COSER MARCIA
nIEU CHAD WIGKS
(C0nocEdO pOr paIo 6Eanco)

OFUIGCOJ
Llamamos la atencion de los consuni.
dores para que SO fiien en- la mRrca de es.
to hilo, & fin de no confundirlo con otras
que tratan de imitarlo. La marca legitima
consiste en- un E5CUDO que lleva encima
un LEON con una CORONA; ademas SO
advierte que la marca legftima tiene ell
ndmero ABAJO y ell centric de la etiqueta
pintada de negro, mientras que las imita-
centric de la etiqueta sobre fondo dorado.
-MELTZ. Y GAMBIA agentes genera.
les. 15-3
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Nos dicen de Coamo que allf no sc
piensa forzar el torniquets electoral al ex-
Cremo de reventarlo, pero que Ell candida
to sefior Corralss cuenta con ell decidido
apoyo de los mas infuyentss electores de
aquel distrito y que SO veria con profun-
oisiLno desagrado qua Ell om1te Central
entorpeciese sus Grssos.
Los candidates derechistas para la di-
putaci6n a Cortes por la isia de Cuba,
son los siguientes: Matanzas. = Eel ge.
neral don Alvaro Suarez Vald6s ell
director de Ell Nacaonal, de Madrid, so.
brino del Sr Romero Robledo.- Colon
Conde de Macurijes.- ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Polavieia.-Santa Clara -Pertierra, vi
llanueva Carvajal Remedies -Zoza.
-Habana.-ROmero RobIedo, ,Guzman,
Villa Vendrell y Gonzalez Lopez.-Giiines.
-Gasset.-Pinar del Rio.-Castah -da San
Miguel y Pablos.-Guanajay.- Rodriguez
San Pedro.-Santiago de Cuba.-Crespo
Quintana, ell general Pando.-Gibara.- =
Longoria.
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En- la primera plana comenzamoa 6
publican hoy ell anuncio de una obra que
ensefia la fabrication de jabones. Llama.
mos Ia atenci6n de los interesadOs en- eea
importante industria.
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Sc encuentra enfermo, recogido en- CO.
ma, el senor don Angel Rivero OatedrG.
tico del Institute Provincial.
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Ha fallecido en- Ponce Ell apreciable Gr
don Alexandra Fernandez.-R. I. P.
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El domingo pasado fueron bautizadoa
en- Quebradillas dos nifias I'm nifo que
nacieron de un solo alumbramiento. Todos
estan robustos y bien constituidos.
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MBRER0S!! SOMBRER0S!I
liza MAR DE SOMBREROS!

Las personas de gusto que deseen ad-
quirir o arreglar un Duen sombrero para
Semana Santa, que acudan a la Sombre-
ria de don Jose Cid, Ell CLACK, San
Francisco 81. Saldran satisfechos. Todo
es baratfsimo, SO atiende bien los parro-
quianos hay para todos los gustos
todos los bolsllios. Vista hace fe. Espe.
cialidad para teflIr sombroros. 15-3
Ell vapor noruego Gyller cargo en- este
puerto para Galveston 100 sacos con 9073
kilos cafe ell espafiol Ntceto para la Ha.
bana y ruta 1880 sacos con 129, 1886 kiloa
del mismo grano.
Nos dicen de Caguas que hasta la fe.
cha no saben les incondiclonales ell NOM
bre del candidate q. Sc les mandar& votar
en- las proximas elecciones para Diputado
q Cortes.