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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09

A dispatch to The Manufacturers
Record from Kissimmee, Fla. says that
the extensive st. Cloud sugar planta-
tion, near that place, has been pur-
chased by a syndicate Of Cubans; that
the capacity Of the sugar mill will be
doubled at once, and 2, 600 acres Of cane
will be planted this fall. The st. Cloud
plantation was established by the late
Hamilton Disston Of Philadelphia, who
undertook the development of sugar
growing in Florida ON a large scale. He
invested $250,000. The Cubans will
take possession as soon as the convey
ance papers have been completed. The
purchase is regarded as the most impor-
tant movement ever made in Florida
looking to the development of the sugar
producing resources Of that state.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09
PAWTUckET.

areas ga Square miles.
Population SIT in 1895, an increase OF
l2 Per cent. in years.
Bumks-Three National; capital and sur
Illus q, ,222, 900. Three institutions for saw
ings.
VsIuation-s32,6 ,612, ,4s4. Net debt about
fosx millions. Tax rate, FIGS on each 800
worth of taxable property.
DIscfric Railtpdys-24 miles, connecting
with all suburban towns. Three systems
the Pawtucket Street Railway, running in
the city and suburbs; the Interstate Rail-
way, running to Attleboro and North At
tleboro; and the Union Railway routes,
running between the city and Providence.
The Interstate has "a miles of road in all.
Manufacturers-Imm thread mills,
print works, machine shops and foundries;
cotton, wooden and hair cloth mills.
Railroads the main line of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
distance to Boston 40 miles; to Providence,
the capital of the State, miles; 1856 trains
pass through the city daily.
iScAools-25 school buildings; II brick
and modern structures; number of teach
ers employed, 100; one business college;
three large and modern parochial schools.
Fhe Home of Cotton Industry in Amer
icS-First cotton spinning frames in the
country were put in operation on July II
-0f f790. Cotton Centenary Celebration war
held Sept %, 80, and Oct. I, 2, 3 and a, 1890.
World Renowned Water Works-Water
pressure in Main street square ITO pounds
70 the square inch; water mains 6S miles.
Hghways-Total length of streets, 12S
miles; six miles Of paved streets; 13 miles
Of roadway macadamized.
iSstcers-An excellent system OF 3S miles.
Under the Guidance of 22 Churches
Many with magnificent edifices. Aggre-
gate church property nearly million
dollars.
ESeeltent Paid Fire Department-Few,
IL any, cities can show such low rate of
fire losses.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09
PARTY SERVICE AND PAY.

1t becomes necessary quite often to
refer TO Marcus A. Hanna, the gentle
man who made Mckinley President.
Mr.. Hanna is just now passing through
. trying afiiiction by reason Of tho OBJ
stinacy of one Gov. Bushnell of Ohio
who refuses TO appoint Hanna to the
short term Senatorship made vacant by
John Sherman. 1t is the first defeat
IN Mr.. Hanna's brilliant career as q
public man, and also il comes. net at the
hands Of the Democracy, ,Hanna's
sworn enemy, but by the servant Of the
very party which is supposed TO fall
down and worship the Cevelander
Whenever requested.
Bushnell, it seems, does not bow TO
Hanna. Rather. he spits upon him.
He repudistes Hanna and Hanna's SEN
atorial ambitions, and calmly turns
Him down. Mckinley wants Hanna
around who he presides st the Whito
House, and Hanna also desires to be
around. The Senate being barred
against him by the heresy Of Bushnell,
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09
took the thief TO the police station and
looked him mp. ~t. M En-
TIE TouRrsr.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Editorial Views or Our Contemporaries ON
Matters Of Interest.
New York Sun: According to the re-
port OF the adjutant general there are
more than 10,0O0,0 900 men available for
military duty in the United States.
This is matter worthy of the attention
OF foreign nations which think that
they can monkey with our Uncle Sam.
Boston Herald: WELL" says Sena-
tor Cullom, IF Great Britain doesn't
like the proposed amendments to the
arbitration treaty they must be pretty
good. I'm for them." Great states
man, Cullom!
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09
TOUR ABOUT TOWN

Next Sunday, Feb. IA, will be st.
Va'ehtine's day. Many of the valen-
tines are elaborate and beautiful af-
fairs. and costly as well. The comic
valentines, SO called, will as matter Of
cheapness predominate, and the small
boy will select the ugliesti in the market
for someone who has incurred bis dis
pleasure during the year.
There is scarcely doctor in the city
but what has several cases of grip, and
the number is on the increase. Since
the big snowstorm two weeks ago the
grip has been more prevalent than
ever. In some cases whole families are
i'll at one time. Up the stream il Is
even worse. In Lonsdale, Ashton and
Albion the big cotton mills were obliged
to stop part OF the machinery on ac-
count Of some of the help being i'll with
the grip.
The rumors that have been quietly
circulated OF late regarding the way in
which various city departments were
conducted, are conducted, and should
be conducted, are somewhat amusing.
Many of the more rabid of those who
olamor for reform have but little idea
Of what they are talking about, and as
general rule those who talk the least
know the most. A citizen remarked
to me the other day "tha. when the
whole matter had been gone over and
the dust settled that matters would be
about the same as they were before the
racket" After thinking the matter
over have come to the conclusion that
he is not very wide OF the mark lat
that"
The story is told that a Buffalo po-
icemAn the other day arrested thief
whom he found on the ice in the Erie
basin. While the officer was taking
his captive ashore the ice broke and
the policeman went down. But the
thief stayed by his captor and rescued
him from drowning. Then the officer
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09

A distinct and powerful movement is
already on foot in New York Gin quiet
uay, naturally, to make Col. Daniel s.
Lamont, Secretary Of War, tho first
Democratic candidate for Mayor Of
Greater New York.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09

John L. Sullivan said to reporter
the other evening that he intended to
start ON the road early in March with
an extravaganza company, with Frank
Dunn of the Palace theater as his part
ner. Among the specialties produced
will be minstrel part, with Sullivan
as interlocutor. Sullivan will pose also
In statue parts.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09

The location of bullet in Bellevue
hospital (New York; patients head was
recently found by means of the X rays,
and the bullet was extracted. The pa
tient has recovered, but the side of his
head which was exposed to the rays is
now as bald as the proverbial billiard
ball
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09
BICYCLE SONG.

Light upon tho pedal,
Firm upon the scat,
Fortunes wheel In fetters
Fast beneath our feet
Leave the clouds behind M
Split the wind we meet,
Swift, oh, swift and silent,
Rolling down the street,
When the dark comes, twinkling
Like firefies In the wheat,
Bells before us tinkling
FAIRLY and feat,
BY the gate Of gardens,
Where tho dusk is sweet,
Slide like apparitions
Through tho startled street.
Spearmen in the desert
Maybe fly as fleet,
Northern lights In heaven,
6parkles on the sleet.
Swift. oh. swift and silent,
Just before we greet
The outer edge Of nothing,
Turn rolling up the streeti
Harriet Prescott Sponord in st. Nicholas.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09

If Mr.. John II. Blodgett is still camp
ing around the State House in the hope
of finding a loophole through which to
insert his little bill, as contemporary
Apprehends, we fear his valuable time
IL being wasted. The bill is dead.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09

A recent advertisements in the London
Times read: Information is wanted of
James Blair, who, on voyage from
Leith to London, fell overheard. T" There
is plenty Of humor in the British mind
that is, of course, in its solemnity.
Baltimore American.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09

to sufferers from catarrh will not be amiss
II n cure can be offered. Ely's Cream Balm
has become u favorite In all sections OF the
United States. Your cold In the head will be
quickly relieved by IL, and the severest at
tack Of catarrh will yield TO. and be perfectly
cured by thorough treatment Catarrh is
not blood disease, but an inflammation of
the passages Of the nose and throat, due to
climatic changes.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09

Parties desiring to be robbed by foot
pads should visit Providence. Quick
work and absolute satisfaction guaran-
&eed.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09

The Cuban fly seems to show no in
clination whatever to step into the "re-
form" parlor of the Spanish spider.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-02-09
To Stop the salo Of Pistols.

A bill has been introduced in the
Texas Legislature prohibiting the manu-
facture or sale Of pistols in that state
and providing fine Of from 800 tc
&l.0OO.
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P O N c {

En- otro sitio, entire otras importantes
adhesiones la politica liberal, publicamos una
de la cudad del sur, que esta llamada produ-
cir gran efecto la opinion pdblica
Sabe todo ell mundo que fu6 Ponce ell ba-
lparte del liberalsmo puertorriqueno, en- los
dias de La Cr6nica y de H Pueblo. ALI ma
clio ell ideal autonomista; af existieron hombres
de tanto vaer como Bal iorioty, Salazar Juan
Cortada; allf eran proverbiales los entusiasmos
cfvicos.
Sucesos tristes determnaron la decadencia
polftica de Ponce por la abstenciOn absolute
de sus mas valiosos eementos Hoy esos ele-
mentos vuelven la vida activa, Ponce sera
10 que fu6: la ciudad porta estandarte del dere-
cho.
La adhesion qua insertamos trae irmas CO.
mo las de PARA, Cintr6n, Porrata Doria, Sc
ira, Leon, Chavier, Cabrera, Mayoral, que
presentan algunos millones de duros aparte de
los prestgios sociales que hotan en- torno de
sts apellidos.
Las profesiones estan ahf presentes con las
frmas de Aponte, Gauthier, Sanchez Montalvo,
del Vale, Monsanto, que honran al foro s la
curia poncena.
las infuencias efectivas, en- varios Or
denes,e las frmas de Colon, Rabaine, Openhe
mer Zado, que tienen alf mucha autoridad y
muchas simpatfas.
Somos nosotros imparciales en- ell desarro-
llo de los successes que sc elaboran en- ell pats;
pero, como patriotas, celebramos que den su
concurso las ideas, personals de tai carac-
ter de tan justa Importance.
Par6oenos que los propos Conservatives
deben eelebrar, por ell bien de la patria, com
batir con adversarios cuya posic6n cuya in
teligencia son una garantfa de sensatez de
acerto indiscutbles.
Ell triunfo que alcanza, virtud de ese ac-
to, la causa liberal, es evidentisimo.
Nos consta que ell telegrama de Lares, ast
como ell de Arecbo ell de Carolina, y los de las
demas localidades, producer jdblo intense en-
ell comite provincial del partido liberal.
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go, traen la postre tunestas consecuencias.
Lo sc por experiencia, seilor Bosch. Yo tam
bien iay, 20 tambien me dediqu6 un tempo al
funesto sport de escribir communicates, que no
importaban nadie. Ell doctor Martinez Mo-
linas, que era sabio, me euro de ESQ, de 10
otro, someti6ndome un tratamiento hidrotera-
pico, prohibiendome en- aaoluto la lectura de
periodicos. Pero 81 el senior Bosch contin1a
.fo0eteanc'o Silva, 81 tengo 20 que segur
preguntaI do Silva 10 que piensa de 10 que
dice ell sehor Bosch, cs claro que Ell mejor dfa
volver9 las andadas 8 sea quedarme patule-
GO. Tranquilfcese ell sehor Bosch: hagalo por
mi, 20 Sc 10 ruego. tenga cuenta dos CO.
sas: que nadie importan los tiquis miquis del
sehor Bosch con la Companfa ferroviaria de
Puerto Rico, con ell senior Silva Y que
dioho sea parodiando una Erase de Dumas-aa-
die Sc dcordard de NADIA de ESQ dentyo de mil
a11os. :. ContinatarG) LUIS BONAFOUX.
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P A R I S

xComo Candido volvfa del pals de las mi
mas de orc iba Venecia, detavose una tarde
3 orilla del mar. Entire los naranjos hallabanse
sentadas tres mujeres, j6venes bellas, pero de
aspecto modesto ademan sencillo Como So
fiaban miranda al sol que Sc ponfa, acercoseles
mensaiero y dijo una de elias.
Los caballos de vuestra alteza estaran
preparados dentro de una bora.
AL mismo tempo Sc acerco mandadero
del correo dljo la segunda mujer:
I'm telegrama para vuestra alteza.
I'm desconocido Sc acerco a la tercera: era
un dependiente de un almac6n de mdsica:
-Esta noche, dijo, enviar6 ell violin a
casa de vuestra alteZa.
;Voto va! exclam6 Candido, .Qu6 bro
ma es Gsta? SSe burlan ustedes de mi? Quiza
sean ustedes princesas de pacotilla, de- las que
Sc alderman tai tftulo para turbar ell espfritu
de los hombres.
Entonces Ia primera mujer Sc levant6 y
dijo:
Soy Ia princesa Joaquina Dolores Elvira
de Borbon, princesa de Galicia de Leon, mar
quesa de Jerez, mi padre es Ell hombre que
reclama para 81 solo, el derecho de lleyar flores
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mo recuerdo grato del momento mas felz de mi vida
sangre subo al de la joyen
drgio horor1zada
aoue pudiera deca ratando de la
naturalmente hubiera sobrevenido.
Candfa sonriente la siguo Estaba encanado de seme
todos los enamorado lie guaba causar
medoa las muchachas.
4 estaban amigos ell momen GenoveVa
depositaba miro tenazmente
la joven despidi6 de la famila de la Terrade.
: E conde-le dijo alguna inquietud. Espero que
vendreis muy frecuentemente, seh?
ST, 81 la se1orita de la Terrade me 10 permlte.
estaba las grandes victoras qu
Epnay haber obenido respuesta
de Sin embargo Genoyeva continue
1nuda, heada con los labios cerrados
Que padre hablara que comprometiera por ella
ella cumprfa los compromises puesto que estaba dis
boca que habfa recbido Ramuno ella
que aque hombe fuea psar ell sueo regado la
adorado
Dirg6 oos supicante hacia ell conde lie vo paio,
emocionado ela temboroso la mirada ell
tenor deception crefa pa
reazados, lie anonadaba, lie volvia humilde.
coocado detras de Gambia eruzo las
plcando Genoveva, que apiad6 de padre,
diio:
Cabaero tende gran satisfaction hacer los homo
res de su "a los amigos de mi padre.
-Senora ruego que solamente considereis
los meores amigos &c PADRE sino
mi ardiente admirador.
Ell CASTOR acompanaron Gambia hasta la vera
CASTOR uzgando la escena lba segu erfa penosa
trante supic6 al baron que lie condujera Paris.
-Iba proponeroslo precisamene-diio Gambia montan
do ell carruaje faaran que
tarnos.
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Sc halla en- la Habana) sin saberlo, bebieron La
leche de una cabra atacada de hidrofobla
que habfa sido mordida hace un mes J dfss por
el mismo perrito de tres nseses que mordlo al
senior Campos. Con tai motive fueron d Ma
yagiiez consultarse con ell doctor Gaudler,
quien tambi9n lie informaron que excisten ade-
mas en- la Agpada otras variss personas Y al
guuos canes que fueron mordidos por otros hi
drofobos En- vista de todo ESQ, el doctor Gau
dier Sc ha tras adado la Aguada.
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VIII.
cornpra legal.

Yenoveva og6, por fn domna dolor; trat6 de
~ ~ rerse balbuce6:
esta segun aseguran las bodas hechas cir
suelen las meore Pero ha sdo
tan brusco Hubiera querdo eexionar, habeme
brado pensar
Hababa apenas perceptibe pronunciando fases
trivaes, ratando de convencerse a 81 misma
La nfeliz podfa dirigir la ausi6n pasado
deane de aquea tia amas lie haba alberto coraz6n
tia hubera debdo servirla de made contra
o ia muerte de hermana hab deaado que estaba muy
contenta de haber tenido ho que de nnguna
consentirfa cargar con los agenos.
No hay NADIA que haga mas rse ell aislamento que las
fasas pruebas de caro de eco que rodean agunas
familas, por educaci6n que sin embargo
Genoveva comprendi6 aburrda esaba tia
agrimas cara compungd despues de haber hecho
esfuerzo conene las grmas retro pa
poder llorar libremente.
II Caspita -do la sefora de Baudan,-he aqu bo-
da que empieza alegremente
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DE CAGUAS
(POR TELEGRAFO)

Anoche recibimos de Caguas ell siguiente
despacho:
Dfgnese felfcifar cordialmente en- nuestro
nombre al autor de la brillante, oportuna y
energica carta publicada aver en- La CORES
PoNDENCIA bajo ell pseud6mino de Q. con'cuyos
elevados y viriles conceptos estamos absolute
mente identifcados.
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EAST hablan sienten los verdaderos
amantes de esta querida terra.
Modesto Sola, Jose J. Alvarez, Celestino
Sola, Manuel Izcoa Tranquil Quinones, Soto
mayor, Santiago Cardona, MuIoz, Lorenzo
,Jimenez Garcia Aponte Boscana1
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De Guayanilla:
Dena0cr0ci0. Ponce.

u i CC.
Partido autonomista local acepta con gran
des muestras simpatfa acuerdos tomados por
Asamblea, felicita con verdadera exponta-
neidad la Comisi6n que geston6 valiosos ira
bajos en- Madrid para conseguir pacto con
partido nacional que ampare nuestros dere-
chos rechace con energfa los privilegios que
imreran desgraciadamente en- ell orden social
polftico de este resignado pafs
Eustoquio Torres, Agustin Pietri, Jose
Pacheco, Cirilo Torres, Jose B. Rodriguez,
Eduardo Torres, Benigno Davila, Rodulfo
Pacheco Surfs, Joaquin Yordan.
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Areoibo. Febrero %.

Areoibo, Febrero %.
Munoz Rivera. ra.-Capital.
Comit6 liberal que preside resolvi6 session
hoy adherirse acuerdos tomados asamblea
celebrada doce actual.
Remitire acta informando puntos consul
tados communication del inte,-CALVE.
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VA R | { D 4 D E S .

Soluci6n al anagrama de aver: Lucia
taatrn
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Propaganda liberal
ADHESIONES
Carolina, Febrero l8.

Carolina, Febrero ls.
Muf1oz Riyera.-Capital.
Reunido ell Comite, acordo aprobar la
conducta de delegados en- la asamblea.
adhiriendose los acuerdos de 6sta, ofrecien
do active concurso al Comit6 provincial.
Ramon II. Delgado.-Doctor Clemente
Fernandez. Federico Torregrosa. Narciso Font
-Teodosio Dfaz. Jose A. Calderon. Marcos
Calderon. Alberto Villamil. Marcos Her
nandez. Martin Misunderstanding Neval.-
Manuel Fernandez. Ramon Perez.-Lcencia-
do Eugenio Malpfca.-Jos6 Elzaburu -Ezequiel
Cruz.-Agapito Salomon.-Ulises Garcia
Candido Rivera.-Justo Casablanca
I'll acuerdo fntegro Sc publicara en- La
DenaOcr0ci0.
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de lis en- sus armas. I'm pintor me beso amoro-
samente 20 le seguf.
-Yo soy, dijo la otra, la princesa Luisa
Maria Leopoldina de SAKE Coburgo Sota du-
quesa de Limbourg schovindlinzeh, margrave
de Mein, cuya familia da nombre al alma.
naque. Un hermoso Official me robo ell coraz6n,
20 seguf mi corazon al ofeial. Por ESQ
he venido parar al Carnaval en- Cannes.
" yo, dijo la tercera mujer, soy la prin-
cesa de Caraman Chinay; segdn la orquesta.
Por ESQ estoy aqut
-Esta muy bien, seioras, observe Candi-
do, puesto que Pangi6s me ha ensenado que
todo esta bien en- ell mejor de los mundos posi-
bles Cultivemos, pues, nuestro jordjn secreto. p
Con estos rasgos de ingenio, que tienen
mas profundidad que parece, vuelve un esprit
tual cronista sobre las manoseadas princesas,
cuyos amorios addlteros estan en- sofia en- cafes
conciertog como la Cigale, Ia GaitS- -Roche
chsuort y Ia .S:alcs, Ell versos como estos:
Je veux bien admettre la rigueur,
Que des jeun files d'Amerique
s. fass'nt donnor par amant d. cDur
Des coups d'archet ct des coups d. trique.
ST dams latavsm' nous oherchons
Leur raison d'igir, ellie est claire
Leur famil' achtait des cochons,
Ell' continent Z meter d. leur pere.
On s'demande OH peut aler
ST les d'moiselles de monarque
Aussi Sc mett'nt Rigoler...?
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Camuy, Febrero 90

Dena0cr0cia.
FL nuevo partido liberal sagastino presidi
do por Mu7ioz Rivera esta identifcado con los
autonomistas de aquf, y nuestros incondicionales
de tendencias liberales simpatizan con 81.
Jose Soto
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MufloZ Rivera.

Mufoz Rivera. Capital.
Los que suscriben adhieren al acuerdo
tornado por ell partido autonomista en- la ulti-
ma Asamblea, reunida en- esa Capital. Y
aplauden la incorporation al partido liberal que
preside don Praxedes Mateo Sagasta.
r. Ulpiano Col6n.-R. Sanchez Montal-
vo.-Tomas Monsanto. -Zoilo Cintr6n.
fael Leon Paz.-Francisco Parra-Luis
Porrata Doria.-Arturo Aponte.-J. B. Ra-
baine. Luis Gauthier.-S. Openheimer.-Jose
Serra.-Francisco Serra.-Manuel A. Zaldo.
"A. Chavier Antonio Mayoral. Carlos Ca
brera. .-Rodulfo del Valle.-Miguel de Po-
rrata Dora.
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Hotel "LAS BALEARES > Este aaso fG5sdil gossI

IIVtUI AhU UNLLHEtAU tado Hotel
nunca ha deiado de pertenecer Lorenzo
Soler, hoy SUCCESSION Soler Hermano, donde
ofrecen los senores pasajeros habitaciones
frescas c6modas, servicio la carta precios
m6dicos.-Propietarios Soler J Hermano.
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Co naencifa un cajista con buenas referen-
S0 h0Voohu cias, que sepa ademas manejar
una prensa Washington algo de eneuaderna-
ci6n; para trabaiar bien sueldo en- participa-
cion de utiladades. Dirijirse a don Jose [.
Estevas, de Caguas. 10-1
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kU,nn EIistiendo varias vacantes de musicos
hiSo de tercera en- la charanga del battalion
provisional de Puerto Rico numero Al, sc
anuncia que los dias 9 10 del pr6ximo mes de
Mario Sc hallara constituido en- el cuartel de
Ballaja el tribunal que ha de examinar a los as
pirantes paisanos y militares que presenter
para cubrir dichas plaZas. 81
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hnnifn Tnna Fresas de Logrono, Vino ''Rio-
noo''' io"aI ia Luz, Manzanas en- anilloS,
Queso Parmesano, Frutas cristalizadas, etc.,
etc., acaban de recibir Cerecedo, Hermanos y
Companfa.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-03-30

the virtue, morality, and respect for
law Of the people of Nevada with that
Of the people Of Philadelphia or any
other Eastern city and assert, with
out fear of contradiction, that the
danger to the perpetuity OF repubi-
can institutions and tina preservation
of equal rights, does not come from
Nevada, nor from any Of the sparsely
settled states of the West but from
the great cities where wealth. poverty
and depravity are congested, and the
evil passion of men permeste society.
When harmful sports, such as foot
ball and other demoralizinE games,
are abandoned; when the wickednsss
Of the cunning sharps OF the great
cities in robbing the producers Of the
whole country is eliminated; when
the habit Of pretending not to see
prize fights and other practices far
more immoral which constantly occur
in every city of the East is reformed;
when q free ballot and an honest
count such as prevailed in Nevada
are secured, when the cloak of hypoc-
risy is no longer necessary to con-
ceal rotteness at home the people of
Nevada will welcome missionaries
from the East to teach the morality
and virtue which they themselves
practice. AS matters now stand the
people of Nevada say unto you:
@And why beholdest thou the mote
that is in the brothers eye, but con-
siderest not the beam that is in thine
own eye? 60
aOr how wilt thou say to thy
brother, Let me pull out the mote out
Of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is
in thy thine own eye?
@Thou hypocrite, first cast out the
beam out Of thine own eye; and then
shalt thou see clearly to cast out the
mote out of thy brothers eye.-St.
Matt, chap. VII, verses 3, 4, and s."
Respectfully,
VIM. M. STEWART.