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Judge stuart's Views.

Judge Stuart and family al
rived this morning. The judge
Is just back from Washington,
and talked cntertainiugly of his
trip and the prospects for future
legislation. He says hat the
defeat of the Dawes-Choctaw
treaty was a most fortunate
thing, because it paveS the way
10 something much better. TIE
leaders of the opposition. lead
ing men Of all the tribes sigI.ed
IA solemn agteemeut So treat.
AMI the treaty will be aloug lib
eral lines.
He says that from president
90 congressman there i not a
man that favofs the enactment
of the Dawcs-ChOctaw agree
mcnt, AMI that nothing can 70
through either branch of con-
grcSS that does not recognize
the property right Of non-ci'i-
zenS. lie is very much pleased
with the results.
The reason that the president
did not sign the Indian appro-
priation bill was on accoun. oi
a steal in the part referring 10
the disposition Of the Uncom-
pagre reservation la Utah.
He says fu .ther that the town
site people aud the farmers will
be treated fairly in any future
agreement that is made and
pledges himself 10 use all his
influence and energy to sccur I
this end. Ii these people are
not recognized II means ruin Ia
thousands. r. South McAlestel
Capitol.
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ARDMoRE, TUESDAY, MARCH 16.
TO ALL CONCERNED.

The ARDMOREITE takes pleas
ure in recommending to the
people of the Chickasaw nation
Mr.. P. G. Pickerill as our duly
authorized agent to solicit and
receipt for subscription and adj
vertising. All couttesies eX-
tended to Mr.: Pickerill will be
duly appreciated by the pub
fishers.
DOrGIAS & CEARNAL.
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The ARDMoRETTE was inform
ed today thai two days ago a
boy was accosted near the oil
mill by some horse trader and
his attendants. VINO In a syste-
manic Wg-ne Proceeded 10
trade the boy oct of his horse.
furnishing ban with one Of in
ferior qualify 10 get home on.
The boy Ewes in the reighbor-
hood Of By DIS g.p. and return
eel 10 Ardmose today accompan-
led by some neighlorS who
hun ed tn the horse dealer and
recovered tee boys property. It
is a shame that such open hand
ed dealings should occur in the
heart of the Guy. While we
have many horse traders here
who are gentlemen. The party
in this instance can not be
classed with them.
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Commencing today. March II.
1897, | positively will not sell
any groceries on time. Don't
ask me TO make a ticket till to-
morrow, for | will not do il.
Yours for spot cash,
lost PORTER STABLES.
The Red Headed Groceryman.
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cumberIand PresbyterIan Church.

Services will be conducted
every day throughout the week
by the Rev. /. ;. Davenport Of
Grandview, Texas. at $3.50 and
1880 p. m. Every one cordial
ly invited TO take part in the
services,
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The condition of some of our
sidewalks is simply awful. Es-
pecially is this true in front of
the postofice. If this can not
be fixed, then in humanity's
name, we move that the post
office be moved.
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81 ]. W. Thompson.
55 Dora Phillips.
So E. A. Evans.
81 w. t. Lancaster.
IS ]. z. Goldsby et al.
50 Lee Norton.
60 Mary Greenwood.
81 z. W. Raines.
81 T. II. East.
63 q. a. Ramsey.
81 y. b. wcolsey.
65 o. +. Scobey.
&C John G. Bradshaw.
81 Thomas NJ. Graham.
6s. Eliza 5. Gillian ct al.
On Thursday. April /, the
master will hear the appeals Of
the following applicants whose
claims to Cherokee citizenship
were denied by the Dawes COM
mission:
50 Annie Parker ct al; T. II. Parker
and J. a.. Thompson.
6s Eliza $. Gillian ct al; Dick a
Brown.
s5 Katie Turner ct al; Cruce. Crucs
a Cruce.
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Now Is the time to paint your
house. COLEMAN x LYNN.

John went down 10 Randol & Banks
And bought him suit Of clothes.
And then came out on sunday morn
All blooming like n rose
Then Jane his best girl said: "why,
John,
You are dressed with 50 much care.
Why, that's the prcttiest atting suit
] ever saw You wear"
'.Yes. - says John. "with this suit on
My suit I can pursue;
For. as YOU know, success TO me
Depends on winning YOU
Then Jane smiled a zig broad smile
And looked so nice and cute
That John always will feel proud
That he bought that nice cheap
SUIT
You will find them a. K. ". Ran
dol = Cos. ig-St
Austin White Lime. Sl.OD per
barrel. at Sammou'> Lumber
Yard.
To the Ladies' 81 Ardmurc and NlrinItY.
y c'lu iIi~ just '''''il i'''.lN ="
from Mr.. g.. n. Stonchart
kindly a>kiug the ladies 10 wait
befnr. ,r,lariuo, fha;r ~i,riuo
cue. ~. '....1t ....... -.
.,''''
the ilii'~t liiie "l 'N'i'li>ltr nov
cltlr~ Iruu tl'ci-o uuH ~.
LOUIS 40 luWe~t prices. iutt
.......... ..........
-''.-' ~
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Do YOU know that the side
walk in front of the postoffice
and adjacent rooms can very
readily be converted into fish
nOnd9
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Don't Tobacco Spit and smoke 1our
Life Away2

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
Life Away2
If you want 10 quiz tobacco
using easily aud forever, be made
well, 5 ioug. magpe e, full of new
life ard 10, tale No-To- Bac,
the won..er-v q. les' t1at makes
weak men sEoa@. Many gam ten
pounds in ten ii. 3. Over 400, 900
cured. Buy No-To- Bac from your
own druggist, wlo will guarantee
a cure. Booklet ard sample mail
ed free. Address Sterling Remedy
Co. Chicago or New York.
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tures.
Nor has this condition since
improved. For the first half of
the present fiscal year the re-
ceipts of the government eXclu-
sive of postal revenues we~e
S1j7 ,507 .605.76, and its expend-
itures, exclusive of the postal !
service, $194, ,41O,OOO.22, or a,
of expenditures over re-
ceipts of $37 ,902 1866. Ill
January of this year the receipts |
exclusive of postal revenues
were S24, ,316, ,994.05 and the ex-
penditureS exclusive of postal |
revenues were $50, ,269. sos. 30, a |
deficit of 1852, ,395.24 for the
month. In February of this
yeac the deficit amounted to 81
395, ,059.2S, or a total deficit of
$1S6, ,061 ,jS0.4 for the three
years ending March l, 1897.
Not only are we without a sur
plus in the treasury, but with
an increase in the public debt
there has been corresponding
increase i'll the annual interest
charges from 81, ,S93, $500 in
1892, The lowest of any year
since 1862, to $34 ,3S7 ,297.60 in
1896, or an increase of $11 1885,
414.40.
1t may he urged that even if
the revenues of the govern
ment are sufficient to meet its
ordinary expenditures during
the past three years the gold
reserve would still have been
insufficient to meet the demand
upon it. and that the bonds
would necessarily have been is
sued for its repletion. Be this
as it may, il i clearly manifest
without denying or affirming
the cOrrectae : of such = con
cluSiOn thai the debt would
have been de- eaSed in at least
the amount cf the deficiency
/ and business confidence immeas-
urably strengthened throughout
the country. Congress should
promptly correct the existing
conditions. Ample revenues
must be supplied. not only for
the ordinary expenses Of the
/ government, but for the prompt
payment OF liberal pensions,
aud ;he liquidation of the pr
cipal and interest of the publ e
debt. In raising revenue, duties
should be 50 levied upon for
eign products as TO presel @
the home market, so far as po :
Sible, to our own producers, To
revive and increase manufI &
turers, to relieve and encourage
agriculture, TO increase our do
nestle and foreign, and to de-
velop mining and building aud
to render to labor in every field
of useful occupation the liberal
wages aud adequate rewards to
which skill and industry are
justly entitled. The necessity
of the passage Of a tariff law
which shall provide ample reve-
Inue need not be further urged.
The imperative demand of the
I hour urges the prompt enact
ment of such a measure. and
to this object | earnestly rec
ommend that congress shall
make eve,y endeavor. Before
o,her business is transacted let
us first provide sufficient reve-
nue. TO faithfully administer to
the government without the
contracting of further debts or
the continued disturbance of
our finances.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Executive Mansion, March
-, 1897.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Ample Revenue Must be Provided for
Pensions and for the Payment and
Liquidation of the Public Debt.

ing message to congress:
To the congress Of the United |
States: Regret the necessi- |
ty which has 7 quired me to j
call you togethe i feel that
your assembling in extraoi Ii
nary session is indispensable,
because of the condition in
which we find the revenues of
the government. It's conceded
that its neutrality-suspicious. are
greater than its receipts, and
that such condition has exist
ed for now more than three
years. With unlimited means
at our command, we are pre-
senting the remarkable specta-
Gle of increasing ourpublic debt
by borrowing money to meet
the ordinary outlays incident
upon even an economical and
prudent administration Of the
government. An examination
of the subject discloses this fact
in every detail aud leads inevi-
tably to the conclusion that TIE
condition of the revenue which
allows it is unjustifiable and
should be corrected.
We find by the reports of the
secretary of the the treasury
that the revenues for the fiscal
years ending June 80. 1892,
from all sources We're $425, Sos
260.22 and the expenditures for
all purposes were $415, ,953, 500
56, leaving an excess of receipts
over expenditures of 81, ,914, ,4j3.-
66. During that fiscal yeas
$40, $40, ,577.S9 were paid upon
the public debt, which had been
reduced since March l, 1889,
$259, ,076, 800. and the annual in
terest charges decreased $l1,-
6S4 ,517.60. The receipts OF the
government from all sources
during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1893. amounted tc
$46l, I 1l6, ,j6l ~. and It's eXpend-
itures to $50 4,3l1,G74.2q.
Since ,hat time the receip ,
of no fiscal year and with bu,
: few exceptions OF no ronth oI
any fiscal year have exceeded
the expenditures. The receip.
of the goverrmeu, f.om al
sources during fiscal yea
ending June 1891, wee
$372, SOP ,49S.2 .29, / its expe i.
itures $3442 ,605. .jS.S7, leav.u.
2 Il deficit, the frs since the re,
2 sumption of specie payments
Of 500, ,S03, ,260.5S.
! Notwithstanding there was ;
decrease Of $l6, 769, 12S. IS in the
J. ordinary expenses of the gov
ernment as compared with the
E previous fiscal year, its income
+ was still not sufficient TO pro.
vide for its daily necessities anC
the gold reserve in the treasury
for the redemption of green
backs was drawn upon to meet
: them. But this did not suffice,
: and the government then re-
) sorted TO loans to replenish the
: reserve.
: In February, 1894, $50, ,OO0, ,OOC
in bonds were issued, and in
November following a second
issue of $50,000,000 was deemed
necessary. The sum of $117,-
: Ill, ,195 was realized by the sale
Of these bonds, but the reserve
was steadily decreasing mtiI
on Feb. s. 1S9j. third sale OF
So, ,3l5, 400 in bonds, for 500
116, 244 was announced to con
greSS.
The receipts of the govern
ment for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1895, were 1890, ,373,-
203.30, and the expenditure
$433, 1S9, ,4l6.4S, showing a defic-
it of 80 ,S05, ,223.1S. 4 furthe.
loan of 1OO.OOO.OOO was negoti.
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We are leaders in wall paper
COLEMAN * LYNN.

See those lovely goods that
are daily arriving at Westheimer
x Daube's. 14tf
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10 wmD. Thompson etal;
WEDNESDAY, MARCH -.
Daniel MeDuffeyi a. walcott
l. Evans Hin ct al;
Is L. :. Joins;
1C Andrew b. Hill;
70 Nellie Worthy; Cruee, Cruee &
Cruce.
81 VIM a. Arnold ct al; Cruce,
Cruce x Cruce.
152 w. V. Taylor; Cruce, Cruce &
Cruce.
THURSDAY, MARCH %.
81 Mary Elizabeth Stinnett ct al
Garrett & Hardy.
% Clemon Clay Stinnett ct al; Gar
rett & Hardy.
27 Richard c. Wigs; Potter & Pot
ter.
Is J. L. Woody. sr.; Potter s Pot
ter.
100 Joe n. Love; Campbell & Pfeiher.
90 Dewitt c. Lee et al; Jno. Wat
Eins.
1Oi annie J. Hamilton; f. b. Beer.
FRIDAY, MARCH %.
los J. W. +. Howard ct al; Dick *
Brown.
ia NJ. d. Carsow ct al; Robt. West.
2J. L. Troop; Thompson & Riley.
60 J. W. Howard ct al; Thompson
x Riley.
20 VIM. II. Burch ct al; Thompson
x Riley.
1O6 Sarah Hughes; Thompson &
Riley.
IS Sarah Palmer ct al; Leubetter &
Bledsoe.
SATURDAY, MARCH %.
rs Mamie Watkins ct al; Ledbetter
x Bledsce.
- Jno. p. Holder ct al; Ledbe,ter
* Bledsoe.
Is ". ". Poyner; :. &. Treadwell.
o. J. Il. Tinney Ct al; ;. &. Tread
well.
ss wm. Duncan; :. &. Treadwell.
I so Jno. Sart.n u al; Gilbert.
81 y. B. Wollsey ct al; Gilbert
MONDAY MARCH -.
- Sarah Jones et al; Cruce x
Douglas.
s. Geo. F. Perry ct al; Carter =
Davidson.
1o2 Williams L. Paoors Ct al; o. W.
Patchell.
I5i Annie May Paul; Rennic * Me
Clure.
- Callie Newberry; e. W. Barnett.
Sc Altha Paul; e. W. Barnett.
los W. II. Pittman; Rails Bros.
TUESDAY, MARCH 30.
$50 Mary y. shanks ct al; Crosby =
Crosby.
u T. d. Arnold; Fusman 8 Herbert.
Following i the list of the
applicants for Chickasaw citi-
zenship whose claims were al
I lowed by the Dawes commits
sion, but which will be con-
tested by the Chickasaw gov
ernment through It's attorney,
I w. b. Johnson. All these
eases are set for hearing before
the master in chancery Wednes-
day, March 81.
2OJ. Z. c. Albright.
2i James Doak.
- Mrs. y. J. Love.
- G. G. Passmorc.
p George -. Laiiin.
25 \. II. Law ct al.
% o. W. Seay.
- John n. Cornish.
30 Mary Ellis.
81 Ella McSwain et al.
p Frank Standifer.
33 James Leftwick
"a W. p. Bradley.
- Dora Bethol.
I SO W. V. Alexander.
81 J. W. Sparks.
IS Zula $. Story.
- James Daniel.
40 j. W. Archard.
~ w. 5. Keys.
~ Clay Mccoy.
- B. J. Vaughn.
A John l.. holland.
- j. Mack Dorchester.
80 J. q. Adams
f7 Sarah J. Reynolds
Is Sallie Duncan.
10 Jane Reynolds.
6 y. n. Norman.
81 T. ). Baker ct al.
81 ". n. James ct al.
So George Watthan.
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Paint. oils and wall pape +.
going cheap at Coleman Il Lynn.
Cascarcts stimulate liver. kid
ne : and bowels. Never sirkcn
weaken or gripe: lOc.
The ARDMoREfTE Will ex
change daily or weekly subscrip
ton for stove wood.
Stevens. kennerly x Spragins
Go. are headquarters for all
kinds Of fishing tackle. We
have just received the most
complete assortment ever ship
ped 20 Ardmore. lO-lmdAcw
When hil lds or costIvc. ccura
Ca>cauci. candy cathartic. at e.
guaranteed. l0c. DE.
You who want typewriter Icttc
heads can find something az this OF
fice that viii surely please you. Only
the best paper used.
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Paint, oils and wall pape
goingcheap at Coleman x Lynn.
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The defendant. tnas. Eular. b.
warned to appear in .hi- court in
lirtv daVs and answer tn thc com
plant ui thc uiaiutil. i. ". koihe.
WitnCs- the Hon. Constantine B.
Kilgore. Judge of said court, and the
seal thereof. this 7th day % March.
fAu-
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La EScueIa de Artes y 0ficios

For fin sera un hecho, segun nos han in-
tornado, el cstablecimiento de esta utilfsina
institution, que tanta falta hace en- Puerto
Rico.
Sc traba.ia con mucha actividad enapeflo
Il fin dc que quedc instalala en- Setembro pro-
Ximo.
ia hemos dicho que su local sera un mag
nitlro dcpartamento del edificio que ocupa el
Asio de Benefcencia.
He aquf ahora el personal docente de di'
cha cscucla:
Director, don Jaime Annexy; seoretario,
don Jose Escud6; profesores Nociones de
MecAnoa, Ffsica Quimica industriaes, don
Jaime AnneXy; dc Dibu jo natural, Ornamental
ci6n y Figura, don Rafael Cabrera; de Dibujo
linea', geomdtrioo industrial, don jose Escu-
dc; dc instruction primara, don Joee Rodri
ssuoz dc la Rosa; dc Nociones dc Aritmdtica
}cometria, tlon Jose Jancr Soler; do Nocio-
neg generales de construccioncs, don Armando
Aorsios; dc Cirujfa mcuor, doctor don Fran
cisco r. de Goenaga; de Cirujfa Mecanica
Dental, don Lorenzo Il. Noa; dc Moielado
taila artisticos, don Francisco Gomez Maoho;
nc M''sca, don Frauciaoo Vorar, de Gimna'
Ell. hiyitnica, don Rafael Janer ISoler
AuNlliares:~De dibu 10 natural, don Juan
idovet; dc Dibuj 10 liucal, don Enrique Guill6n,
"o claaes g,ilioas, don Alfredo Margenat dor
Pedro Garcia Maurcio, y lie classes p!asticas,
don Arturo Garcia Diaz.
Maostros DE Meoanica, don Antonio
Tormos; DC lipograia, vacante; TO carpinterfa
"ou Tomas Brlto; de Encuadcrnaci6n, don Mi
gucl Pinto; dc Cantcrfa y Albanilczfa, don
Francisco Tabcrias; dc Sastrerfa, don Pedro
Gonz,.le2; DC Zapatorfa, don jose A. C6rdova;
dc Tala4ucrfa, don Manuel Alfonso Marti
ne3,
81 material y maquinaria pedido al cxtran
oFn es ol eiguioutc: -Varios instrumentos dc
m1~ioa; mAquinas de imprimir tipos dc inl-
prenta; motores do vapor, gas cleotricidad;
inaquinas, herramiontasy utonsilios para dorar,
patear nikelar; maquinas dc coscr con alam-
hre, de prenear libros, de ponor tijar ojetes Y
dc cortar cartoncs. s.--MatcTial &c I!errerfn tor
30 complete de horroro y rccortadvr; fragua
porthti! maquinas para cortar planchas y
punzonar. - Carpintcrfa: sierras sin fin sierra
circular para rocortar; cepi!lo mecAnico con &C.
ccsorlos colopletoe para machihcmbrar hace7
persialas; maquina especial para trabajos va
''ados en- msdcras slerr:.s de calar; torno lneca-
nico; espigador automatico; barrenador esco-
l'leador, disco esmerilatlor autom&tico; maqui-
nas para hGcer marcos dc cuadros; ycntiIador
lccoector de serrines, aparatos aiIadorea.
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Las OTdenanzas de Aduanas
y las fidnzas dc los ernpIaad0s

El capltulo III de las Ordonanzas de Adua-
mas que rigen, trata dc las fanzas de los en-
plcados de diehas Dependencies determine
Que todos los funcionarios, & cuyo cargo Sc ha-
lie la custodia de fondos 8 efectos, debcrtn
prestar la correspondence fianza, Ia cuai debe-
II ser coostituida en- metalico en- efectos ri-
blicos, procisamentc, no dAndoe poseai5n
ningin funcionario obligado 4 prestarla, sin
que la Iaya congtituido, Y otorgaoo escritura,
con arrcgio las dsposicioncs vigentes.
La cauclon Ell methlico en- fncas que sc
cXigc en- Ia actuaNidad para responder dc los
cargos dc Administrators en- las Aluanas de-
prmcra casc, entire las cuacs SO cuontan las
dc San Jaan Ponce y Mayagiez, cs la dc 5000
pesos Gu met;lico, y 1000 pesos la eeilalada pa
ra las plazas do Contadores en- las rcfcridas
Aduanaa.
81 la fianza en- nlctalico en- fncas exgit,a
Il los citados funcionarios de Hacienda para
podcr serylr en- las ADMINISTRATORS dichas las
plazas de Administrator y Contador, tiene poy
obJcto garantir ell mancjo 8 administrator de
los cmptcados en- los referidos cargos pubIicos,
paroconos lIrlsoria la exigenoia lie tales fianzas
one no pnedcn, en- manera algnna, ser suicien-
tcs Il cuhrir las responsibilities en- que incu-
iran, 81 estas pasan exceden dc las cifras que
rcprcsentan las fanzas, sieDdo por tanto, ilu-
sorias las garantias dc las mismas, & ilusorias
tamb6n las responsibilities que queden pen
dientes (ahn despu6s de ad judicarse al Estado
el importe de las tianzas) contra los funoicna
rios que las prestarcn, en- virtui dc las cuales
sirvieron GiGhns cargos.
Recatda, dose nae,esu0i1se1te en- las EXPIRE
sadas dependt ncias "ds de cien mil pesos en- CO.
da eN1o, ror todos conceptos, es excesivanlontc
insignficante exigua Ia cantidad de cinco mil
pesos que asciende cada dependencia e
total dc las tanzas prestadas por el admnistra-
dor coiltador, para responder dc las gestiones
de sus respectivos cargoa, 81 la cantidad que
rcsulta de alcance Ell examen dc sus cuentas
pasa de esa cifra, va sea por errores cometidos
inconscientemente en- la recaudaoon de los in =
gresos, 8 va por sustracciones malioiosas, come
tidas en- la confanza de que muy tarde vienen
descubrirse, por la fmproba tarea cometida al
Tribunal de Cuentas del RENO en- el estudio de
todas las que tiene que examinar durante ell aiio.
Y 81 es insigpi6cante exigua la oantidad
ne cinco mil pesos que afanzan garantizan el
manejo la administrator de mas de Glen mil
pesos que Sc recaudan en- cada mes en- las ci-
tadas ofcinas, sque Sc propone, Ia ianza? sque
garantfa puede prestar esta al Estado, cuando
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Real Socjedad EcOn0Iniea
de Amigos del Pals

Roiacidn rcctifoada de los acilorcs socios dc
ln6rito, rcsidentes y corresponsa!os
exiHtcates hoy dia de Ia fcoha cn Ia iala,
que pog acuorio de fecha del actuai
Sc publca para subsanar las orniaioncs
sufridas ell la snteriormente pubicada.
Don Gerardo Solor, don Juan Z. soler,
I4cdo.; don jose T. Silva, don Carlos Soler,
Lodo.; doctor don Esteban Saldana, Censor;
don Luis Sanchez Morales, don Jose M. San
juan, don Beni gno Saavodra, don jaime Sire,
don Antonio Salgado, don Juan Ramon dc To
rrcs, don Grato Iinand, don Hvaristo Vo!cz,
don Francisco del Vale Atiles, Doctor; don
I.eoniies ViilaIon, don jose G. del Vale, don
Juan Vidal Ginard, francisco Vega, don Ma
nucl Vasquez Alay6n. (Continuard).
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caremos el martes de la semana proxima entran.
to, mediante las siguientes condolences.
Las enumeraba continuation, nosotros
las sintetizaremos. Fueron estas: Ira. 40 La
entrevista debfa verifcarse On ell campo insu.
rreoto. 20 Ell representante de Espana debfa
acreditar su personalidad con credencial al
efecto. 3 LA hora de la conferenoia debfa
ser las seis media de Ia tarde, ell delegado
espanol habfa de ir sin escolta y pasar por Ia
pote, donde encontrarfa TN representante de
Aguinaldo. a-Garantizada la vida del
delegado de Espa1a. Y s-El sapto seila
serfa una bandera verde las palabras <Santa
Maria Magdalenas. Aguinaldo no utilizo para
mandar esta respuesta 4 ninguno de los dos
portadores antes mencionados, uno de los cua-
les, natural de linus, allf &c quedo voluntaria
forzozamente. FL cabecilla le decfa sobre este
al padre Pf: sDescufdese ustsd, que siendo 81
referido portador natural de este pueblo no
puede estar maltratado, sino al contrario, y
con las eonsideraciones debidas y propias para
un mensajero de su respectable persona; y tan
pronto como Sc efectue la entrevista que nos
ocupa hoy, Sc irk eI portador de referencia con
ell delegado de este goberno poro zatss segaHi-
dad de su 2>eZzeju.
Contra la Compailfa de Jesiis Sc ha lanza-
do algin cargo respeoto de esa fracasada nego'
ciaci6n. I.a Conpah{a ha querido sincerarse,
al efeoto ha lmpreso clrculado entire
sus relgiosos del Archipelago las cartas
de que queda hecha menoi6n. Y las cartas
van preoedidas de una expresiva manifestation,
de la que convene recoger cstas palabras: xEl
prcblema filipino no consiste todo, nj tai vez
su principal partc, Ell veneer Ia insurreoedn
arlnada,s Tampoco es dc 1ncnospreciar Ell
aserto dc que la gegti6n dc la paz fracas6 en-
Mario ~por causa no bien averiguada, que
puede tenlerse sea una intervention extrala y
no pedida.>
Sea 10 que fuere, siempro resultara muy in
teresante para la historic DC la insurrecoi6n eaa
pag'na, Ell O. consta que para FilipinaG tambi6n
habfa preparadas, penHadas mss, 81 Sc 4uie-
re, concesioncs reformiatas.