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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19
KEEP 1T MOVING.
Proposed viaduct to Connect Guthrie
and West Guthrie at Noble Ave

The move on foot TO build viaducl
on Noble avenue is good one and
should receive the hearty encourage
ment OF every body. AS proposed the
viaduct will commence at Second
street on Noble avenue and extend
over the Santa Fe railroad tracks and
the Cottonwood river into West Guth
rie Too much cannot be said in favor
OF this step, as it will be a lasting
benefit on every hand, even economi'
cal in the long run. II will obviate
the necessity Of building bridge over
the Cottonwood, will insure safety to
travellers who are compelled to cross
the railroad tracks Rt the foot OF the
hill and will give the Santa Fe road a
c ear sweep OF tracks in which TO do
ne. essary switching without causing a
blockade OF people and teams every
time a freight car has to to moved
The plan is for the city, the Santa
Fe road and the county to combine
and each share the expense OF build
ing. City Councilmen Morse, Cook
and Henderson were last night APP
pointed committee OF three by the
city dads to see the necessary parties
and take initial steps in the matter.
II is not thought there will be much
trouble in getting the matter arranged
in a satisfactory manner, but now that
such worthy project is started no
let up should be thought of until the
last nail is driven and traffic can be
conducted in a safe and easy manner
between Guthrie and West Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19
CITY COUNCIL.
Solons Meet and Transact Consider
able Business Last Night.

All members OF the council were
present at last nights session except
Ootteral, Ball and Wickman.
The finance committee reported that
the accounts of Z. o. Bassett, as street
commissioner, were correct
The bond OF Street Commissioner
Smith was approved.
Police Judge Mock's report for the
month OF October was approved. over
$500 was turned into the city treasury
A. ii. Meal WAS granted plumber 's
license.
On motion OF Cook the city attorney
was directed TO look up and compel
the payment OF some $1,000 yet due
the city from the old townsite board.
Poll tax delinquencies were dis
cussed and those who have failed 70
pay their tax will be given a run Tor
their money.
Property owners on Elm street, be.
tween Cleveland and Oklahoma ave-
nue., were ordered to complete the
building OF sidewalks.
The city marshal was instructed to
notify all persons living on streets,
alleys or boulevards to vacate ct once.
H. w. Rooney was authorized 10
compile complete city directory in
connection with a county directory.
N. ]. Anderson was appointed side
walk inspector aud repsirer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19
HIS STRONG MITTS.
How the Seger Statesman Trims Up
Indians.

T. j. Mitts, who lived here several
years ago, but now at Seger. o. r., has
broken into the newspapers. A dis
patch to the Kansas City Star tells OF
his bigness and of his awful grip, says
the Arkansas City Traveller Tom is
big man aud may have a grip on him
like Kansas City cable car, yet we
will bet cigar that most any ordi-
nary man could chase him off an In
dian reservation: "The ability OF the
Indian to endure pain without show.
ing IL is often seen in laughable way
at the home OF Il. j. Mitts, farmer
who lives near Seger. Mitts is prob
ably the tallest man in Western Okla
homa, standing feet an 4 inches In
his stockings. He weighs $50 pounds
and has great physical strength, pRrti-
cularly in the grasp OF his hand. Be-
cause OF his size and strength he is ad-
mired greatly by the Cheyenne and
Arapahoe Indians, who visit him fre.
quently. 1t was not long until they
learned that he had the grip OF giant.
He would seize an Indians hand when
he was introduced and squeeze II until
the blood seemed to be bursting from
the fingers. The Indian would ot be-
tray his surprise or pain in the slight
est way nor seek TO pull his hand
away. 1t would be beneath the dig
nifty of a brave warrior to show that
he was suffering. When his hand was
released the Indian would let IL hang
listlessly at his side for moment with
the hope that the blood would begin
circulating again, and then slowly
withdraw IL inside his blanket where
he would give IL a massage to remove
It's temporary paralysis. The "initl.
ated" Indians always kept their secret,
with the result that they frequently
bring other Indians for miles to see
the tall white man. Their real pur.
pose is to introduce their friend to
Mitts, and then enjoy watching his
conduct while undergoing the excru-
eiating torture of shaking hands with
the big farmer. AS Indians usually
insist upon the formality OF shaking
hands, they easily fall victims to the
trap that is laid for them"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19
rhe weaalng ot lhe AarIatlc.

Among the many splendid pageants
OF gay old Venice in her days OF pride
and glory as one of the worlds great
powers. the most striking was the
Wedding Of the Adriatic. which was
celebrated annually on Ascension Day.
on those occasions the Doge. accom-
panied by countless fleet OF black
gondolas, sailed out in galley splen-
didly gilt and carved. called Bucentoro.
IN which were the chief officers of state
and the representatives OF foreign ma
lions The Patriarch OF Venice first
poured a quantity Of holy water upon
the sea. and the Doge then dropped a
golden ring into the blue waters OF the
Adriatie, with the words, we espouse
thee. o Sea. in token of a real and per-
petual dominion over thee!"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19

o'clock. and 1t is desired that all the
children Of the city attend Rev.
Buckner, Rev Nussbaum and the
members OF the church and others are
doing world Of good work.
Don't fail TO see me IL there is any
thing in the musical instrument line
you want. S. b. Hall, No. 52l West
Noble avenue.
House thieves gave King fisher a
visit last week and carried off 81, 500
worth Of jewelry. At every house
that was entered diamonds we're
taken. Diamonds are common at
Kingdsher.
On October 81, 1896, Merrill Wise, the
infant son of Anna CRvanRugh, was
run over by the cars at Mulhall and
killed, and yesterday suit was Sled in
the district court for SIC, 900 damages
against the Santa Fe by Mrs Cavan-
augh.
There will be a reception at the
Presby terian church FRIDAY evening
at 1890 given by the Ladies' Social
Circle. in honor of the new pastor aud
wife, Rev and Mrs Miles. Refresh
ments will be served and social good
time is anticipated. All the rDsm bors
and friends OF the church are cordially
invited.
ETwo OF Pawnee's most distinguished
citizens were in the capital city yes.
terdaY in the persons of Hon. Charles
Vandervoort and Judge b. s Mcclure.
Mr.. Vandervoort is a banker and capt
talist OF Pawnee and one OF the most
influential men Of his section. Judge
Mcclure is q member of one OF the
strongest law firms in the territory
and a formidable candidate for the
assistant United States attorneyship.
Don't run any risks about health.
Avoid coughs, colds, fevers, pneu-
moniA, and all other similar ailments
by keeping your blood rich and pure
with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable and
do not purge, pain or gripe. All drug
nicfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19
LOGAN COUNTY TEACHERS
Will Hold an Interesting Session in
This City Commencing Nov 25.

hold their fourth session November
rs, 90 ard 27, at the Capital City Busi
ness College, Guthrie, beginning at
D. m, Thursday, the 25th.
The following program will be ren
dered;
Thursday, goth, pm.
J. Song
3 Reading of minutesof previous meeting
Roll cali Responses from some author
Song.
8 Recitation.
g. Advanced Reading"
Text Book l.. w Randolph
supplementary. l.. w. Baxter,
Pnplls Reading Circle, Nettie ID. Norris
School Libraries, X. l., Jackson.
:. Current events. Discussed bY all
Reading circle.
Evening, 6 O'CLOCK.
Lecture. Hon. s. n. Hopkins
friday, 80, p N.
!. Song
Prayer
g. Address Rev Buckner
=. Relation " teacher to school board. +,
B. Relation OF board to teacher and pa
irons, NJ G. Hart
a o Cooperation of teacher, board and pa
irons II. A. Herwig.
:. What should teachers teacht x. j.
Barker.
Evening, O'Clock.
l. Song
2 Recitation.
3. Song.
= Ny troubles in school, L. W Williams.
o. General discussion
O. Current events, r NJ Hoag.
T. Social
Saturday, 81, ga. m.
!. Singing.
.. Devotional exercises. Rev Dibble.
3. Needed legislation for teachers, Hon +
II Greer.
4. County districts, D Woodwork.
;. Text books Homer AATnds,
g. General discussion,
saturday, ~, y. m.
4. Song
2 Recitation.
g. School relations,
School boarc 20 teacher, a w Kendall.
Patrons TO school. E Z Buriingame.
Teacher to community, h NJ Glargame
4. School libraries, G. II BOEgess.
=. Discussion, Alma Carson, DOna Morris,
Maud Thomas Efiie Lowell.
General discussion,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19

Soc smith. the bin dlstributor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19

Miss Antiwed-"But just think Of the
glorious opportunities woman now
has to become famOus-to make a
name for herself-in this enlightened
age" Mrs. Diyorce-''Yes. that's all
very true but after woman has had
FIVE husbands in as many years this
thing of making a name for oneself
begins to grow monotonous."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19
STILL ANOTHER.
Mrs. George Dodson EntertAins Her
Friends Yesterday Afternoon.

Society is stirring in the capital city
this week as shown by the number OF
receptions given by It's leaders Yes
terday afternoon the home OF Mrs.
George Dodson was filled to overflow
ing by Guthrie ladies who were enter
. med by Mrs. Dodson in her own
inimitable manner, ably assisted by
mesdames Dale aud Emerson.
Brilliantly lighted and artistieAlly
decorated rooms, sweet music and
stylishly dressed ladies all blended "a
pleasing picture which delighted the
guests. Between the hours OF and 8
p. m. delicious refreshments were
served
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19
New oklahoma Poslmasters.

The following postmasters were ap-
pointed yesterday: David "A. Gorby,
Glenella, Garfield county, vice Wesley
Drake, removed; Mrs. E. L. Hawkins,
Weatherford, Custer county, vice L.
Il. Weatherford. removed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19

Basiness aud professional men
should not fail TO advertise Ia the new
One will be mailed free
% every postofiiee In the county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-11-19

A neat two-storY house on corner Of
Noble and First reasonable. Enquire
at Or. Peoples Office.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-30

sc observer los adelantos de importancia que
son de esperarse de la cultura honrada clasc
popular &c utuaio y que entusiasmada por
las napreciables ventajas que dicha institution
les brnda en- ell porvenir ira con el mayor gus,
to los altares del temple del saber, y re
verente, escuchsra la voz de los mentores que
unicamente anhelan ell bien moral material
de Ia clase mencionada cuya educacon estu.
vo semprc 4 merced de su voluntad sin estf
mulo de ningan genero
Acaso tambien nosotros veremos alghn dia
que al cometer un hombre del pueblo cuaiqnier
hecho punible, digan los otros con orgulo,
aunque con lastima la vez: eEse no pertene
&C |: la Eiucaci6n Popular s-G.
Utuado Diciembre 2s de 1897.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-30

que sc oponen esa acc6n, 50 los que son
favorables ella, se abstienen IS.
~. Premios mayores de la Loterfa Pro.
vincia jugada hoy: Premio de $1,000 pesos:
22s3o Premio de 900 pesos: G,s5o. Pre-
mio de l,ooc pesos: 80, ,o75. Prcmios de 500
pesos: 20,l1o, l, 7OS, 2l,275 5,G97. Pre-
mios de 200 pesos: 90, 727, 80, 5ss, 1871,
1858, 1890 y 1866. Prsmios dc 100 pc.
sos: 26,l56, 29,527, 1906, l2,5o7, 25,o77,
24,096, S,332, 25, ,s43, s,4lsy 26,7al.
para el afo nuevo, deben acudir al PARIS
BAZAR. Hay allf verdsderas preciosidades
propias para aguinaldos. Aquello es una YER
dadera Area de Noe, donde NADIA falts en- ma
terra de objetos de alta fantasia.
~. En- la misma plazuela de San Fran
cisco de esta capital, sc ha establecido un spe'
lotsris club, en- acci6n permaaente. Los CHI
quillos de ese club sin reglsmento, molestan al
vecindario con sus gritos carreras, y estarfan
mucho mejor en- la escuela aprendiendo I'm
odcio. Bueno serfa que Ia Acadia tomase
cartas en- el asunto.
". Magnffcos paraguas genoveses y SOM
brillas de Ultima novedad; gran surtido en- cor
batas. colores caprichosos, excelente a'zado
de las mejores fabricas, en- Ell POPULAR,
San Justo IA, frente La MaNorQuina.
~. HI famoso senal americana Mr..
Sherman, hablando en- nomhrs del presidente
Mac-k'uley, ha empren 10 campaha de excl
tacidn la carilaa .aolica en- favor de los
reconcentrados en- Cuba FL gobierno de los
Estadoa Upidos sigue hacienda registrar los
buques sospechosos que SO seiialsn como dis
puestos servir los intereses del fiibusterismo.
~. Novedades "fn de steele" en- aom.
breros de todas classes, elegantfsimos y baratoe,
en- 'El CIack," San Francisco 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-30
Como dentifrico

de 2s, !; pesar de sus pocos alos, prest6se al
trabajo de cargar sacos, dijo va causado: eNo
<puedo cargar mas sacos; pero puedo cargar
<cubos de sgua,; continue trabajando. Re-
cba nuestro placeme el j6yen Sanchez
~ Pinturas prepsradas en- latitas de una
libra, blanco zinc, barnices, sguarras, acete
ingles, en- latones en- barricas; caferfa de HE
rro ga'vanizado, codos, les, cruces y embudop
Sc detallan precios sumamente m6dicos, en- la
ferreteria de Orcasitas Soliveras, calle de Ia
Cruz, numero !, capital.
-. Ha ingresado en- el partido liberal au
tonomista que preside ell sehor Mui1oz Rivera
Ell acomodado propietario de Ciaes, don Jose
Monserrate Padr6, que hasta la fecha 6gurd en-
el incondconalismo. Es esta una valosa ad
quisiei6n que sabls apreciar el partido liberal
-. Los giros Sc hallan aotualmente en-
esta capital los siguientes tipos: Londres,
DIV. $s-a2t f. Idem 80 dlv., So 81! e. Pa
ris &c! p3. Madrid Barcelona, 264 pS.
Provincias, 274 p9. Nueva York, 7ai Pc.
Habana. 5s4 Pc.
~. En- la lIabana ha sido nombrada la
junta del oenso, resultando elegidos: por los
liberales, los sehores Caeto, Font, Estebsn,
Segundo Alvarez Saturnino Martinez; por
los conservadores, ell conde de Macurige, Jover,
Novo, Becoi ReyDoso.
II. aY Calcetines crudos de color ne.
gros, de hilo de Escocia, dc seda clases fnisi-
mas dolores 6nos garantizados, en- ell
Ba=ar Gaditano, de Jose Maria Suarez
calle de la Fortaleza, nlmero as A todo com.
prador de un peso en- a1elante, sc lie rega'ara
una papeleta de la rifa de una preciosa muneca
mecAnica.
-. M Liberal, de Madrid, dice que con
motive de la muerte del teniente coronel Ruiz,
ha cambiado Ia opinion en- los Estados Unidos.
". Ell naevo Comite Unconditional de
esta Capital, 10 componen los apreoisbles seiio.
res que continuation SO espresan; Presiden-
te honorario: don Jose Gonzalez Quijano, Pre-
sideIte efectvo: Lcdo. don Wencealao Bosch.
Vice presidente: don Rafael Fabian. Vooales
propietariob; don Manuel Lui6a, don Antonio
Ralasquide, don Carlos Conde, don Evaristo
Ochoa, don Pedro Bolivar, don Esteban Gar
cfa Cabrera, don Francisco Arrabal, don Do
mingo Gonzalez, don Ramiro s. Ozores, don
Juan Confines J don Alexandra Suarez. Secre-
tario; don Francisco Armengol. Voeales SUE
plentes: don Jose Santstehan, don Jose Cal
das, don Juan Arauio, den Jose Maria Suar rez,
don Avelino Portela, don Angel Abarca, don
Pedro Otero, don Antonio Caubet, don Joaca
Matienzo, don Matlas Rojo don jose Perez
Perez. Secretario: don Jose Luis Vilsseca.
~. Gran surtiao de trieots, diagonal ales,
jergos alpacas negras ) de dolores, Sc aca
ban de recihir en clos Dependencies, SO
elasss de osmas y colchones de II tamahos, casa
'inica que las tiene.
-. Segdn la investigation practioada
por el <New York Herald, acerca de la actitud
en- que Sc encuentran los senadores diputados
americanos respecto del problema de Cuba, re-
sulta 10 siguiente: Son opuestos a la acci6n
americana 40 senadores: son favorables "a; pi
den Ia acci6n Immediate 9 no determinan su
opinion IA. A lis asoieDden los diputados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-30
Gran AImacen de MuebIcS

UNICO EN- SU CLASE
Alquiler con derecbo la propiedad mas
barato que en- ningana parte.
Maygarida q Compaaia.
"A San Francisco A.
San Juan Puerto Rico p.
r.. Dice eEl Noticiero Universal, de
Barcelona, que ell equip del general Wey'
Ter, levado de Cuba 4 Palma de Mallorca,
constaba de l3o bultos. Ell equipaje del ge
neral Martinez Campos, cuando regreso de la
gran antilla, podfa confundirse con ell de cual
quer pasaero de tercera clase. Ell periodico
catalan hace grandes consideracones con este
motive. Dice que son antit6tcos los gone
rales Weyler Martinez Campos. Sc diferen-
clan hasta en- los equipajes que llevan. Ell
pri.nero sale siempre con las manos llenas, y
el segundo con las manos vacfas.
-. Han sido aprobadas las cuentas mu'
nicpales de Fajardo de Sabana Grande, CO.
rrespondientes al aflo de 1888 8 SO.
~ Recortamos de eel Impartial, de
Maysgiiez CEN los escaparates de D. Santa
go Caino se exhibe la preeosa targeta con que
Sc piensa obsequiar al jefe del funsionismo. Es
de ORC maczo; de Is katea. Tiene una bonita
orla cipcelads, de primorosa labor. Mide
pulgadas por y. La punta izquierda superior
esta doblada como Sc usa para las de visitas
Pesa aproximadamente dos onzas. Dentro de
un ramo de laurel aparece ell escudo de Maya
giiez la siguiente dedicatoria: "Mayagiez
liberal Luis Muhoz Rivera" Tambien Sc
consignara la fecha del meeting. Es una obra
de arte digna de la personalidad quien Sc
dedica. Fl habil operarfo que ha terminado
con tanto gusto esta joya, llamase lsidoro Con.
zales, es empleado de la casa en- que Sc exhibe
la tarjets
Ue mana9 e. Emisno Ii 10" Aegr5n dos daoimos
de billetes de la loteria provincial que Sc juga
RI ell 80 del oorriente, ndmero 99.a5l, folio 3
25 673 folio l, 10 que Sc hace pablico para
los efectos oportunos.-E Emilio Meaendes Es.
cu1ero 3-2
-. Ha contraido matrimonio en- Ponce
ell dlstingudo = flantr6pico csballero don Ma
nuel Pena Herreros, vecino del barrio Coto-
Laurel, con Ia yirtuosa y smpatica seforta
Anita Sanchez. Numeroaa concurrencia asis
tio al acto Cue sean felioes.
~. De Caguas: <Apesar de la hora ayan'
zada de la noche de aver, II del corriente, al
tener noticias en- esta cudad de que los seno'
res Lcdo, don Jose de Diego y Ell ilustre jefe
del partido liberal, que de tantas y tantss
smpatfas goza entire los csgiiehos, passban
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-30
RICOS Y POERES

Su helmana re1exonaba.
En- aquel oyecto incero reconoca va ell carAcer
entrgco de su hermano
lie hlzo esta Observacion.
Ell no contest6 que ella tuviese raz6n.
-Estoy Observation-Disclosures No puedo volver mi del
golpe que he recibido.
Saco del bolsio eli sobre cado lacre roo.
-Toma-diio.-En provision de 10 que pueda ocurrir
largo vae, he creido precauciones He
que deseos poque 20 quiero que til obres lbcmenc
segn u corzon .Aqul dentro esta consgnado Con-
serva estas notas para hacer de elias n 90.
Sc deuvo nstane al yer la mrada tiena ntranqua
de su hermana.
Ella trataba de penetrar ell fono pensamento
-: En- caso?. ..-pregunto Fernando aterada.
En- case de desgraca Puede ocurrrnos como otros
Ocuren cada nstsEe ell tren ell coche, cabao
todas parties Por entrego carta simple
cara La abrras obraas segdn u inspraci6n No aho
ia, ben entenddo
No,
Mas tarde. .GuArdala cuidsdo Tene So nteres
Tu comprendes 20 tengo nadie mas que ii.
j nuestra madrer
Ell conde repiti6 resueltamente
No tengo S nade que & ii.
Llev6 Fernando su habitac0D, ue al escrtoro, 10
abr6 cooc6 la carta caj6n que cerr6 lave.
-Corriente -dijo tratando de sonrer-En de
sidad tendrAs mis- intruccfones.
Cogi6 la cabeza de Fernando entire manos la bes6
Aque beso, apasonado que los que ell cone la dsba
de ordinario, hzo que correra frio por
Pero disimu6 impreeion
Pasaba la Imagination de hermano aquel
to algo que ella explicaba.
Gabriel la habia entregado uavecita del escorio
pouunca paabra gesto lndcaba oda Ia
importauca del documeno que acabsba de sll
-S 81, estate tranquilo ocontest6 ella maquinalmente
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un peri6lico, parcce el manifesto de un parti
40, y, 81 es cl del partiio liberal, la verdad
que no pucden ser mas mobiles = levantados los
propdsitos teudencias dc la agrupacion poli'
tca que indudablemente con.ttuira ell primer
gobierno colonial en- Puerto Rico.
~. XII alcalde dc Larcs don Juan Mayol
Castaner hs presentado la dimison de su car
90. Asf nos 10 omlnican de aquel pueb O.
~ DE <El Imparcial, de Madrid cs ell
siguicnte sueito verdaderamente horrpilaute:
5000, 900 hombres envo d Cuba la Patria. De
aquellos 200 mil hombres quedan para opcrar
$1,000, segan la Ultima revsta. Que han
sido de los miles miles de soldados que faltan
en- la manfgua; otra gran parte en- los hospitales,
otra repatriada muriendo por esos mares, por
esos caminos por esos pueblos de Dios. rs
horrible. Cerca de l50,O 900 hcmbres, cast toda
la juventud espai1ola, perdida oscura triste-
mente."
~. De Guayams eecriben que entire las
muGhas propagandas que Sc hacen circular all
entire los campesinos, una de ella es que ell se'
nor Muiioz Rivera ha pedido. ...... 81 restable
cimiento de la esclavitud. La verdad es que 81
este es cie1to 81 hay quien crea semej jante
monstruosidad, todavfa hay quien este por c.
tos trigos la altura de los cascabeitos y las
cuentss de vidrio. Parece mentira que seme'
jante ridiculez Sc dig, contra Ell jefe del parti'
do liberal que tanto tanto ha luchado en- ia
vor dc las classes populares de Puerto Rico
~. De San German nos escribe un amigo
que ell estado de excitaci6n en- que Sc encuen-
tran fusionistas J ortodoxos, es amentabe y
peligroso. Las provocaciones pueden crear un
conhicto entire ambos partidos. AL regresar &
San German varios de los ortodoxos que con.
currieron al meeting de Lajas, dieron gritos de
muera Munoz Rivera y los libera|es, sgregando
otros apostrofes que no Sc pueden publican.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-30
NOTICIAS

-. Los indiviiuos de la Panaderfa Mi
Iitar, fueron los primeros que Sc apercibieron
del incendio de antesnoche en- la Marina Con
sus yoces ayisaron los veeinos que estabsn
durmie ndo en- las casss que ardian, evitando asf
ell que tuviersn que lamentarse desgracias perso-
males. FL 2o teniente del battalion Pfovislo.
ual numero 8, don Jon Sicard6, Ell cspitan ad-
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VAR | { D 4 D ES.
ESta eS Ia Verdadera AutOnOmIa

Quescs Princes, Mantecados de Astorga Legi
timos, Quesos Roquefort por libras, Marion
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