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No Promises Made
That Cannot Be
Fulfilled.

BRAIN. NERVES AND HEART. =
you have dizziness. paipltaiion OF heart,
sense Of suffocatioD. difficult breathinGs
tired lananid feeling. dependency. a fear
Of impending danger or death. IL sleep.
less gloomy and feel an aversion TO So
Ciety. loss of energy. ambition and SELF
confidence, which absolutely units YOU
for study or business. IL SO 9 serious dis
ease threatens your life. There Is no timo
TO lose. You should consult DIR. Lukens
before II ia TOO late.
YOUNG, MiDDI.E-AGED AND OLD
MEN. There are thousands OF you troubled
with weak, aching backs, kidney and
bladder and ether unTsiistakabie signs Of
nervous debility and premature decay.
Many die Of fftis difficulty. or live 81 daily
torture. ignorant or ths cause. De not al
low modeaty - deter you from seeking
immediate relief The most obstinate ease
treated with unfailing success By the great
vitalizing treatment.
DISEASES OF WOMEN, If suffering
with complaints peculiar to your sex-tr.
regular painful and seaniy fnenstrslatiou.
abnormal discharges. falling or reelIninS
OF the womb. and other c0mplirati0 are
assured OF speedy cure when others have
failed.
GENERAL DISEASES. Catarrh 81
hstd, throat and stomach rheumatism.
dyspepsia. diabetes. epilepsy. goftre. can
GERS. ntEsFss ulNseffFeS OF the lungs ana air.
passages. The most rerfee. system Of
treatment.
BLOOD AND SKIN. Diseasea. sores,
plmples. crup;ions, eczema. letter, scrof~
uIa fumoTs. blood poison. primary and
secondary, thoroughly eradieated. lea Wing
the system in strong, pure ana healthy
state.
SPECIAL DISEASES o: delicate na-
ture-inf'ammatIon and discharges, results
of trfiscretiou nydroce]e. yafieoeels.
structure. plies fstusa. hernia ard all kim
erea troubles quickly cured. No detention
from business: no cutting.
WRITE your symptoms IL living OUT of
cItv Thousands cured at home. Most
perfect mail system. Absolute secrecy In
ALI professional dealings. The most tEnsid
and sensitive person OF either seq need
have no nesIsa5scy In calling on the doc
TOR You will ind him e warri-hearfch
friend Of The afflicted. Consultation free
~ Office or By mail.
DIR. J. H. LrKESs. Starr Boyd build
irg. Front street, Seattle. senarate rooms
for ladies ard gentlemen Nos. II. lc. -
ard u Hours 10 u a. m, 10 6 .. m.
sundays IL 20 !. a. m.
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REIGN OF TERROR IN CUBA.
All Males Forced Iato the Army
Death the Penalty Of Refusal.

KINGSTON. Jamaica, April 30-Advices
from Santiago de Cuba are that on Sat-
urday last. April IS. Pombo. commanding
general Of that division. proclaimed that
every man between 10 and % must vo,un-
teer In the Spanish service. under penalty
Of arrest. trial and death A reign Of ter
For exists IN the city. and Thousands leave
nightly.
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SPANS Heavy Purchases of Coal.

LONDON, April Se.--The Gibraltar cor
respondent CT the Times says: II am as
surcd ey high naval authority that Spain
bought l-@o tons OF ccst before the out
break ~ war ana that il was delivered
rs neither this nor any important guam
uty reached Cadiz. i, would be Interesting
10 know where 1t has gone II II has ar
rived
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PHOENIX, Aria. April sa-Far,y-six
sta;wari young men have departea for
Waipple barracks az Prescott. 10 he
PEAS Nr~d .n;e ;Ae regiment Of eayalrv
taat viii have as is colonsl DT. Weed
ard IS as ileuteaan: colsaei Theodore
RoosfFs.;. T,e volunteers we're reviewed
BY Gorsgnog AeCov1. ~ao gave than =
gstrio - r.aaiy talE.
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LONDON. April 3e.-Coi. Sir Charles Ed
ward Howard Vincent. member OF pariia-
ment fo7 Central Sheffield. conservative
and Industrial Will ask the government In
parliament next week what course 4, is
proposed 10 adopt. TO gaar(. against an
excessive rise In the price of wheat. In the
event Of England becoming Involved In
war with a nava. power aiming TO cut off
foreign oTe2dstnfTs from Great Britain"
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California Volunteers All Ready

nm FRANCISCO. April s0-Calfornia
volunteers ara ready - be mustered In
NJ moments aotice- More than the re-
guirsa number src waiting sor BE mus
tefag officer 10 cpea headquarters. The
FIRST ard Seventh regiments OF the Ma
sieesl Guard are equally ambitious to Be
tire aTst enlisted io The regular array.
Twenty q The companies have returned
fuli rosters e ios men each.
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SPANS NEW VESSELS.


LONDON, April 30..--The Madrid CORE
spondent OF the Daily Mail says: in con-
sequence OF the recent payments for the
purchase Of vessels. a greater number Of
which have been acquired tnan the people
suppose, great confidence is felt with ref
erence 20 the coming naval operations.
Admiral Bermejo is in receipt of constant
dispatches with respect to the movement
Of the Spanish vessels
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Special Dispa ten 20 the Post-Intellfgencrr
MoNTESANo. April ao.--Wili Crawford,
l.. l.. Mcak. ]. II. Garlic. Jack Roberts,
cInt Winters. r. A. Baker. Scott Moraln
and j. Bernier left here yesterday for
Centraiia 10 join the company OF volnn-
tetrs organizing there. Only six men we're
asked from this place. otherwise many
more would have gone from here 10 join
TIVE nPW cornpanY
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Illinois Furnishes N noftepy

SPRINGFIELD. IL. April So.-Gov. Tan.
ner today received a telegram from Sec
rotary OK War AlzeT amending the can
for troops from Illinois so as 10 include
ore battery OF six guns. Battery A. OF
panvs.ie. with four guns. and two guns
q the Gaiesburg battery have been or
dered % Camp Tanner n compliance with
TIE order.
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ELLENsBURG. April S1-tompany a.
Is strong, boarded a special train 1T 1872,
tonight for the west, AuYiis doomed
from 6 to ! o'clock: stores closed and
mass meeting az the srmery called out
patriotic speeches by prominent citlzeas.
After the meeting a banquet was rendered
the boys
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Special Dispatch To the Post-inteiigeneer.
OLYMPIA. April 3.-Saper!ntendent OF
Pubic Instruction Browne has asked
county super!ntendents TO forward him
by July next a statement of the expert
ment in district ownership OF school books
III their respective counties. This nfor-
nation - 10 he used in future reports for
guidance of school officers.
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Mercer ncntS the Rainier.

The Mercer and Rainier school mines
crossed bats yesterday afternoon at the
Rainier grounds. and Mercer won by a
score Of 81 TO o. This was one OF the
first games 10 be played in the School
Baseball League this season. The batter
les were: Mercer, VIII Hoisington. Fred
Chllkai and Aeck Goodfellow; Rainier,
Sam Humes and Percy Mcpherson.
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c~nsraIsa Volunteer compa,y

SPECIAL rgr.atch 20 tire POST Intelligence
CESTRALTA, Apr1 S0.--company A.
Washington volunteers. wag argansz 4
ysztesstsy. vith sighfg-feur members. The
foiso~irg officers were elected: Captain
e. Il. Fpofe: frs; lieutenant, D. y. Wat
sca: second .srussaant. W j. Underwood
The menatsvs are enthux.assle ard recruits
are coming IN EapIdiy.
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HOauIam Takes the Inttfnttve ana
Calls for Volunteers.

Special Dispatch 20 the post-InteIligencer.
HOQUIAM. April Se.A volunteer coast
guard company Is being organized here
10 protect the town i'll case OF Spanish
priyateers cruising on this COAST attempt-
ing To land for the purpose of obtaining
supplies The movement Is popular here.
and promises te extend TO other nearby
seaport towns aad cities where there ara
no Notifications. The company here will
bc well armed and drilled, and viii CON-
sist OF at least 10o men.
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BERLIN April a.-A dispatch received
here from Santiago De Chile today an
nounces that Chile and Peru have chosen
the queen regent of Spain as a partial Ar
btrator Of their differences. A protocol
has besn drawn mp arranging for pie
hesctte Of the Inhabitants as Tacna ard
Arlcpa. 10 decide II which country theao
provinces belong. the uieen regent de-
termining the conditions OF voting.
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N0STEYIDEO. Uruguay. via Galyea-
Tor. Arri! Sa.-Tslg government of Uruguay
having aee'ared neutrality during tie xa-
otessen Spain ard the United States has
prchtSi;f3 public performances and the
raising % subscriptions ~ pubic for the
purpose az adding % the find being rzisei
20 Increase TIE strength of the Spanish
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Has Accepted the CoIOne,cy Of the
Fcarteenth New York.

NEW YORK, April Sa.-Col. Frederick
Grant has telegraphed to the Fourteenth
Regiment armory in Brooklyn that he will
accept The leadership of the regiment. His
message was in reply to a communication
from the regiments nomination committee
Informing him that he was It's unanimous
choice for the place and asking If he would
accept.
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ton were taken from the state argnory THE
morning and loaded upon u special train,
which left here at noon today for Taco
ma Gel. Fife and several other officers
OF the volunteers who had reported 20 Col.
cial.
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SAN FRANCISCO. April 2o-charles C.
Yale. s,asIstician 81 the San Francisco mint
ard tire California mining bureau. reports
that the gold output in California during
l>s7 was si3lS.sai. This Is 81. SIG ISL less
ytan tie product OF fSgt
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rrnnct. Josen. cave NJ Money.

VIENNA April 3o-The newspapers OK
this city declare that Emperor Francis
Joseph has not contributed and will not
contribute to the Spanish national fund
being raised for the purpose CT increasing
the strength of the Spanish navy.
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three months ending March 81. Paymaster
Barry has disbursed TO the employees of
all the departments OF the Mare Island
navy yard saa.. coo
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OLYMPIA. April 3o.--Tbe veterans OF the
war q the rebellion residing n Thurgton
will hold a meeting tonight 10 or
eanlze a reserve corps. Federal ard Con-
fedsrate veterans alike vii participate.
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LONDON. Aprst so.--Adv.css from Tiof.o.
Philippine Is-audS. say thar the cargo OF
ecai ef he bark SaFanac, which was
captured at that place by the spanixn
ganbuat e caro- has besa liberated.
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A KfMBALL piano will make your
home happy. Call or write for our prices
and terms d. 8. Johnston, 9O3 Second ave-
nue.. Burke building
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Heavy ra,-Roi - Mar I~sana.

EAf&-EJn. cal. April sa.--Tan pav-r.o.i
q see construction sasl repair depart
Fnenss tss labor during tao arss Aalf &
AH,G asssG.s:se - $500. and aa.1a. tae
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RAINIER bcck Sseer Is 81 sale AL over
t9Fn.
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OLYMPIA. April Js-Tne arms and enuir-
ments Of the SasionaiNGuard Of washing-
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WACNE3's band :: Madison pael To-
Gay.
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as-.. - ..sss tsara ssr.sg goa sssp Cssss 0so
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RAINIER 0ocA ssss today.
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Roses socio de Ia opulenta casa dc comercio
que lleva su nombre.
Por tauto, q la vez que nos congratulamos
en- enviar por medic de estas lfneas nuestro
popular ex- -alcslde las expression sincera de
nuestra gratitud, por 81 acertsda elicaz gesti6n
administrative, sentimos su cese en- tan impor-
tante cargo, que ha sabido desempellsr con-
cienca con beneplAcito dc toaos los hombres
sensstos de ests villa, cuna de sus hijos.
Sfrvase aoeptar Ell sefor Roses, nuestro
amigo dc siempre, esta exponthnea manifesto.
ci6n.-Arccibo, Enero de 1898 r-Gregorio Io
desma, S. Muhoz, Francisco Ledesna, lionora-
to Berga, Peregriuo Villamil, 4 iusrao Artau,
Jose Marquee, jose Le2cano, Jose Mstcnzo
Jos6 S. Mers, jose Morales Joaquin Sanchez,
Narcso Sanchez, Emilio Heyliger. Francisco
Agnrre, Damian PizA Juan piza, Ramon Gar.
cfa, Manuel Garcia, Francisco VilIar, Francisco
Huelva, Tomas Colon, L. Z2no, Francisco
Abreu Jose Gonzalez Coma 'cz, jose Coma
lez Cabeza, Fabian Franco, Gabriel 1errasa,
Antonio Nut, Anselmo Vazquez, Ralmunio
Perez, Francisco Torres Fabian, Manuel Gar
cfa Estevez, Fernando Aleinan, Manuel Lia1lo,
Primo Cosgaya, Vicente Hernandez, Miguel
Baltr6ns, Julio J. Aguirre, Constantine Labsr-
ca, Francisco Morales g. Marques, Marcos Be-
tancor, Juan Vidal, Jos6 Vszquez, N. Sirsga-
sa, P. r, Sanchez, Miguel Cloquel, Candido
Rosas, Domingo Martinez, Bartolom6 Alamo.
re-, Uises Perez, Jose Ruiz Orcasitas, Ricardo
J. Colon, Nicasio Sanchez, Jose Soer, Francis
co Martorani, Rafael Gsmundi, Ramon Coalla,
Ramon Urdaz, Manuel Galanes, por su orden,
Victor Gslanes, A!ejandro Carbon, por su Or
den, Tomas Roman, Pedro A. Ferr5, Aurclio
Rodriguez, Manuel Reyes Delgado, Ramon
Alamo, Miguel Barcel6, Nicolas Porra, Victo-
riano Hernandez, Gerardo Mas.
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Consid6rase la muerte del cabecilla Aran.
guren como I'M triunfo de Ia Autonomfa toda
vez que pueden obtenene conf !encias de los
partidarios de la paz.
Los seflores sagasta y'Canalejas han c.
lebrado larga reservadfsima conferencia.
-El banque,e que los sefores Pidal y
silvels ofrecieron sus amigos polfticos result
to brillantfsimo, pues copcurrieron quinientas
treinta personals, entire las cualcs habla So sc.
naJores l45 diputados. Sc pronunciaron
numerosos discusses abogando por 10 union de
todos los conservadores.
Sc dice que ell general Martinez Campos
sera nombrado Capitsn General de Filipinas.
--Cada vez sc estrechan mas Las rela-
clones polfticas entire los selores Romero
Robledo y Eduayen.
Ell senor Gull6n ha manifeetado que So
ghp sus noticiss ofciales el aoorszado <ViZaa-
yas eera afectuosamente rccbido en- Nueva York.
lila sido nuevamcnte denunciado ell da.
rio sEl ProgresoD,
Nueru York, Eneyo 81.
Ell ''lIeraa" dice que Mr.. Mac Kinley
debe ser felicitado por sus prop6sitcs de un
arrego comercia con Espafla Cuba que pom
ira fin las campaIas do los jingoep.
Los chinos han asesina1o cinco mari
nos alemanes en- ell puerto de Kia Chou.
Hu5ana, Enero 81.
- lIa falIecdo ell almacensta de tabaco
se1or Preto.
En- el correo aaleron con rumbo PGer'
to Rico los seilores Rucabado, Perez, Guzman,
y demas que comnonen Ia eomision que vino d
gestionar un arreglo tobre el tabaco puertorri'
queIo. Los comisona!os Sc mueatran muy
satisfechos despues de las repetidas conferen'
cias que celebrsron con los miembros del
gabinete cubano.
Sc derogarA el efecto retroactive en-
cuauto Sc refiere al cinco por ciento sobre II
importation dc tabaco.
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NUESTROS AGENTES

En- los primeros dias de F'ebrero
nara ell primer nurnero del gran
todico eLa Moda Europea,, que
htlene escogida lectura, profusion
Igrabados de las ultinnas modas y
(urines iluninados, litogrsfiados
EParis. La enpresa de la CoRREs-
tDENcrA no ha reparado en- los Guam.
Fsos gastos de esa edicion especial,
Ira Ofrecerla & n.tto1 de su costo & los
lonados que tengan en- Ia isla nues'
S agentes, pagando solo ~ centa'
IS por el numero, y rs centavos
s no abonados que deseen com
ria. La remission de <La MOda
Eropeas, no Sc hara q los pueblos de
fisla, sino despues de haber recl'
10 las remesas de la agencia que
|uide las Cuentes, que debera ser
IL al 8 de cada mes.
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DE M0ROVIS

Los que suscriben, liberalcs autonomistas,
han visto con sentimento los in ustos ataques
que en- ell peri6dico Gel Pafs, SO hacen nues-
tros dignos amigos y correligionarios de Vega
baja, don Tulio Otero y don jose Francisco
Mater, pues los conocemos y nos consta que
siempre han sido y han militado en- ell partido
autonomista defendendo con honradez las
libertades del pats.
Con tai motive, protestamos dc los ataques
d que nos referimos, por creerlos inmerecidos.
Morovis, 90 de Enero de 1898,
Pedro J. Rivera.-Pedro J. Rivera /. o.
Federico Iglesia. Jose E. Marrero. .-Amadeo
Cordero -Jos6 IL. Amadeo Andres A. Co.
Ion. -Epifanio Fontani.-lIeraclio Rivera. ~
Rafael Manzano.-Agustfa Padr6.-Rodulfo
Ayala. Manuel Morales. Jorge Colombian
Laureano. Angel G. Rivera.-Felix Ocho
teco Lopez
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D E 4 R E C | B 0

arfsmos al segrsdo deber de la gr4itud,
bonsignasemos pablicamente, comA con
|Rusto 10 bacemos los suscribientes, &ci-
e1ta villa, los buenos inolvidables sAS-
)gue dursnte su acci6n administrative, en-
kcter de alcalde municipal, BIS llevado s
6rmino Ell sefor don Lorenzo Roses y
respectable comerciante hijo adoptiyo
tcibo, ests distinction por expontaneo y
be acuerdo del ayuntamieuto.
IS mejoras que en- cuanto q ornate pabli-
dvierten en- la poblaci6n, tales como en-
= mayor, Casa Consistorial, cuartel para
puente de hero sobre ell RIO Santisgo,
az Principe, calle del general Payfa y
le ensanche en- ell Hospital de Ia Monse-
d cuales resebs = por clio ha manifestsdo
bias dicho csbalero por medic de Ia
d superiora de ese benefco ssio, Sor Ce-
scullar, hechos son todos que enaltecen Ia
\ eusnto desinteresaia administration
pr Roses, secundado por sus dignos
eros de coHcejo.
nbien las importsntes obras del acue-
= estan en- Was de hecho, J que tanto
han de reportar 6 este Veoindsrio se
- buenos deseos. reconocida iDauen-
pztantfsims posici6n social del senor
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Los m6dicos mas prominentes rrescriben d
aus enfermos c vino de Stesrns con preferencis
la Emulsion d otras preparedness dc aceite
de bacaiao.
Don Julio r. Audinot, m6dico ciruj jano do
Ia facnltad De Barcelona (Espaila). Certiica:
Que ha empleado en- distintss ocasiones STEM
pre- huen 6xito, el vino de aceite dc bacalao con
peptonato do hicrro, que preparan los fefiorcs
T. Stearns Co., sin haber encontrado ell sn
administration los inconvenentes inhesentes al
uso de los preparados maruaes no yacilanao ep
acoaseiar su empleo ea los casos de dcbilidad
general raquitismo y caquexias especfdcas. Y
para que cons!e libro y ,firmo la presente en-
Mayagiiez, Puerto Rico a diez do Ootubre de
mil ochocentos noventa cuatro.-Dr, Julio
AndinCt
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R { | A.C % N

nominal dc las corporaciones, centros, cuerpo
institutes del ejercito particulares
que han contribuido para allegar
recursos con destno al sCo.
lego de hu6rfanos de la guerrs,:
Personal de la Ayudantfa de Marina de
Areelbo. 2l pesos 60 centavos. = Idem subal-
terno de la Comandanoia de Marina, pesos 40
centavos. Produoto lfqudo de una funci6n de-
teatro dada por la Aurora Infantil, 70 pesos.-
Abonado por el 1870 Battalion de Artilerfs.
200 pesos = 1dem por ell Battalion Cazadores de
de Colon, 200 pesos.-Idem por la Compafifa
de lngenieros, 10 pesos.-Idem por el Parque
de Artillerfa y Subinspeccidn, pesos SO CEN
tavos.-ldem por Sanidad Miitar Bripad.
Sanltaris, ~ pesos 81 centavos.-S -Suscripci6n
de Administration Militar, Is pescs 26 cepta.
vos.-ldem del l2o Battalion de Artillerfs. "a
pesos 35 ceu tavos.-Idem Subinspeooi6n Y Par.
que de lngenieros, 80 pesos e5 centavos.-
ldem del Cuerpo Miltar de Orien Pablioo
Vlgllsncls, 80 pesos 95 centavos - Idem del
Ser Battalion Provisional, 70 pesos 25 centayoa.
LIEN de S S. Generates, Jefes oficiales do
Comlsones Activas, Reemplazos, Cuerpo Ju-
rfaico Miitar, Estado Mayor del Eiercito Y
Auxilisr de Ofcinas Militarea, 1875 pesos %
centavos. ldem del % Battalion de Volunta-
rios, SO pesos 10 centavos.- ldem del IA idem
de ldem, 1874 pesos IS centavos Idem del ls
de ldem, 50 pesos 10 centavos. s.-Ayuntamient
de Caguas, 100 pesos. Suscripci6n particular
de ldem, 40 pesos. Contnusra)
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mia, enseil6 los deberes y derechos del pueblo
yel liberrimo uso del voto; tambien solioito Ia
union.
E! sefor Audino, cuyas faeu'tades de ora
dor &c conocen, con labilidad atac6 duramente
ell socialiemo; todos ensalzaron nuestro dig.
no jefe seilor Mufioz Rivera, exponiendo las
facu.tades votos que le distinguen para el
puesto que ocupa.
Sc deron vivss la autonomfs, 4 Puerto
Rico, a Ia Rena Regente 4 los senores Sagas-
ia y Moret, Mui1oz Rivera y 81 partido liberal.
En fin, a]lf Sc atac6 duramente las ideas
adversalias, pero nunca las personalidsdes, ri
jamas &C intent6 rebajar los meritos de que
gozan los hombres dc la disidencia.
lie anticipa las gracas por esta publication So
alto. +. 8. 8. q. b, g. MI r,
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Notaria de Utuado

lIabicndo quedado cesante en- ell desempe-
10 de dicha notarfa cl notario de Adjuntas,
don Perfecto Bur6s sobrido, continuando
e habilitado por ell termino de Ia vacante el
Lcdo. don Victor Primo Martinez Gonzalez,
notario de Lsres, participate quo SO halara
en- dicha cudad, los das Is, 1G, II, IS, 10 y
20 de Febrero; rudenAo con snterioridad q
dichas fscnas, los interesados, slministrar los
datoa necerarios para Ia Recommendation al pro.
tocoista don Ventura Rivas, fin de excusar
al pab!ico las molestias de una larga estancia
en- dicha ciudad. 81
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Una caIta d8 Guayama
Enero 81 dc 1898.
Sr. director LA CoRREspoSDENcIA,

Sr. director LA CoRREspoNDENcIA,
Capital.
Mi eetimado amigo: acsbo de leer en- ell
namero 2G06 de su popular diario una noticia
que me ha anado mucho la atencidn, por la
falsedad tan grsnde quo encierra.
Me refero al rumor que ha llegado hasta
esa redacci6n de que ser6 nombra1o secretaro
del syuntamiehto de esta villa.
Nj 20, nj nadie ha pensado por estas la.
nuras en- tai cosa.
El empeo 10 desempena 4 satisfaction de
toto ell mundo, incluso el actual alca'de, mi
amigo don Jose Manuel Castillo, emplea'o, pro-
bo inteljgente que hace mas de veinte amos
que esta en- possession de ese destpo.
FL que ha echado d correr csa ebola de
punts, lie ha paiido nal Ell juego, porque tanto
ell amigo Castillo como el que suscribe hemos
conccido la intencdn que trafa.
Le sgradecert, amigo director la pnb'ica
ci6n de la presente, anticipandole por clio lac
gracias gu g tfmo. amigo +. g. q. b. s. m.
JOSE M. LOPEZ