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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20
Grass Mixtures.

Inc nited States department Of agri-
culture has issued bulletin upon mead
oWS and pastures in which it says the
question of what grasses to use in a PAS
'ufe or hay mixture is hard to deter
ih'he lhere are so many valuable
grasses ana so many different kinds and
'ohdltionS of soil that fixed formulas for
me preparation of seed mixtures cannot
ne employed. In the case Of a meadow
me farmer must combine those grasses
ana cloVcrs which blossom and mature
~ about the same time If a large pro-
USED, bottom grasses of more spreadug
i!abit must be intermingled so as to fiji
luc spaces and make Il compact. even
CROWN OF heritage. II is also desirable to
use those kinds which make Il rapid
growth after each cutting If clover and
SrdSS seeds are Sown together the hay
product VIII have a higher feeding value
man mat of either alone All kinds of
idrm STOCK ENJOY Il varied ration. and the
nay Will be rciishod more and prove more
when the meadow consists of
several sorts instead of only Il single
klnd The following mixtures of seeds
are suggested for meadows:
NO. l-TaIi oat grass, % lbs: red clover.
~ lbs, tSow - To 10 pounds per acre.
No. 2-ltodtop. - lbs. orchard grass. -
ms; meadow fcSCuc. ~ lbs. red clover.
10 lbs tSoW 10 to - pounds per acrc1
No. 3-Italian rye grass. % lbs; orchard
grass, - lbs: red clover 10 lbs: tall oat
grass. 70 lbs; redtop, y lbs. tSow - to
~ pounds per acre.
No. 4-Tlmothy, 40 lbs: rcdtop. 20 lbs:
tau oat grass. - lbs. Sow 10 pounds per
aCre.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20
The Chicago Wheat Market.

INlE0SO, Jan. IT
support from the Letter crowd which
started covering by shorts, made II
strong July wheat market. today, that
option closed y higher: May was weak
and showed closing decline of isMii.
The Liverpool wheat market opened !
as in the higher but by opening time
that advance had nearly all bee lost The
market however was only slightly ar-
fcCtC1 and after Il few minutes hesitation
firm uUdrrtonc was shown. Realizing
became quite free in the afternoon in
beth the May ana July options and slight
declines euSupd.
The extreme dullncSs which set in dur
ing the last half hour also had it's in
iiucncc and the market was weak ut the
close. MAY ut 81. and July at S2&,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20
The Late Or. Aaron YOUNG.

III. Aaron Young. whose BODY was
eIeihated at Forest Hills in Boston
l"hday. ms death occurring Thursday
W iast week, was born Dec. 10. 1919 IN
NlScasset. Me. His grandfather was
Major General Aaron Young of Rev.
pulmonary fame. and was a descend
with the late Wendell Phillips. Bishop
hfooks. Oliver Wendell Holmes andth,.
poet LohgtelloW. He received his early
education iii Maine and graduated
from BoWdoin college and Jefferson
Medical college of Philadelphia. II
pracuced medicine several years III
Bangor, Me, and took an active part
IN politics, and. although 4 Democrat
ne cast his first vote for EN- President
Harrison's grandfather.
Or. Young was botanist to the stat
of Maine. and his name is freouentl-
mentioned by Prof. Harvey of Dublin
IN his Well-knoWn Flora" He was ii
mlneralo@ist, and some years ago do
mated II valuable collection of miner
ais and botanical works to Bates col
leSe, Tor Which he was rendered the de
gre oi LII. D., but he declined the
honor. Az the age of Il Years he de
liNered lecture on chemistry and
later became assistant to Prof. Parker
cleveland In 1861, through his
friend. Hannibal Hamlin. he was APP
pointed United States CONSUL TO Bra
I'll. and remained in the diplomatic ser
Vice under Lincoln. johnson and Grant,
During his term of office he was IA cor
respondent of the Smithsonian lnstj-
tuition Of which he was an honorary
Il.
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Chicago Produce Markst.

Chicago. Jan. 49,
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-No ?, jan, 917s May, 9lA
July. SEQ
CoRN-No. .. Jan. PCS; May. ISIS: July.
297sfi30.
UATS-No.. May. 255s: July. obs,
MESS PORk-Jan., $40; May 90.
LARD-Jan. 4.62l2; May. 4.12lg
SHORT RIBS-July, 4S2la: Jan. 4.65;
May 10.
Cash quotations:
FIOTR -Steady
WHEAT-No. spring ~. No
spring. SGdS9; No. red, i2Usa
CoRN-No. >. p; No. > yellow -
oATS-No %: No. 3 fob. 2iM25
ltYE-No. ,. 4iai.
FLAN&fIED-No. l. l2jGil2!
PRlME TIMOTHY SEElp-a.9-ie
MESS PORK l0Mg h.
I.ARL-l6.l.6t4
BEEF-Short ribs. i.52i21tl >2's dry sa;t-
ed shoulders. 4$405; short clear ribs -
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temperance.

West Paris. Feb. 2-Oxford District
Lodge Good Templars.
cast Surry--Fcb. 3--Iiancock District
Lodge Good Templars.
Deering. Feb. a-Cumberland District
Lodge Good Templars.
ThomaSton. Feb. 9-knoX District
Lodge Good Templars.
Pennington. Feb. l0-Franklin District
odgc Good Tcmplars.
Pembroke Feb l5-WaShngton District
Lodge Good Templars.
Riid"ford. FEB. lj-YorN District Lodge
Good Tcmplars
Biddeford. Feb 1G--York District
Lodge Good Templars
Lewiston. Feb. y AndroScoggin Dis
trict Lodge Good Templars.
Bingham, March 4-Somerset District
Lodge Good Tomplars.
Caribou, March t-5-North Aroostook
District Lodge Good Tcmplars.
Grange.
South Dover Jan. 2o-Piscataquis Po-
mona Grange.
North Brewer Jan. 22-Penobscot Po-
mona Grange.
Bryants Pond, Feb l-Oxford Pomona
Grange.
MONROE. Fob. Waldo Pomona Grange.
South Lewiston. Feb. -Androscogeiu
luE'on,l Grange.
EridGcwAtcr, Feb. 5-Aroostook Pomo-
Nassalboro, Feb 10-kenncbcc Pomona
Grange.
Instantaneous.
Lewiston. Feb. 2i-25-Aunual Eucamp-
meat. Department of Maine q. y. r.
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They Saw The Real England.

a New Year calm seemed to have fall
Ion upon certain village not twenty
miles from London as three American
tourists strolled through il. Not soul
was aYroad, save the geese and fowls on
the common This. said the Ameli-
cans. lis real England. And they
Turned llp 4 muddy by lane to sniff Eng
land $ New Year peace to the full. m
doing so they stumbled upon an antique
cottage with quaint board over the
door. They approached to inspect the
board. ana from the inside Of the cot
taEe came the sound of about twenty
Yokcls voices, all singing different tunes
together in voices al differently drunk
This. said the Americans ''is more
real England. London Globe.
There is some talk of Camden ladies
a hnMling clnh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

Th" journal recently received along
With an advance subscription very
Interesting letter from Mi A. VI.
Avcrll Of Johnston CITY III. This lct-
ter the journal would gladly publish
but Ton the press Of other matter fer
IL gives a very entertaining account Of
the growth Of that place from . wheat
ield three years ago last summer To n
town at the present time containing
over eight hundred inhabitants. It j.
located in the midst Of Il fertile farm
ing countrE With the great market IF
st. Louis only 100 miles distant ANA
with the earth underneath filled Win
coal. there being one big mine in tn
city, AIr. Averill in renewing his sub
scription saws he would feel lost thei-
without news from the old home.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Jan. 10.
Cotton futures closed steady: sales l23,-
POO bales. January. 566: February. 5.G5 !;
March. 5.GS: April, 5.52; May 80; June.
1.19: July, So; August. 5.S5; Sept. 5.S;
October, 5.S>: Nov, 80
Spot cotton closed duh but steady; mid
ding uplandS. rs: middling gulf, SIS.
= los
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The Boston Market.

Boston, Jan. -.
FLot R-tirm; spring patents. S5.20u
30. spring clears and straights. S4.3Gsi
52@, winter patents. s5.05M5.5o; winter
clears ana straights. $l50N5.25
CORN MEAL--Quiet, 10m72 per bushel;
81 .tihffl.G5 per Dbl.
CORN-Steady, steamer yellow. 81.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Jan. II.
IIOGS-Estimatcd receipts today 81 900:
official left over 1876; opened strong to 30
higher, cased later: light. 3.55fi3.721a:
mixed S.554f}.77la heavy. 3.5Of,3 III:
rough. 3.5Gft3.5J.
CArfLE-Rcceipts, 1000; steady.
beeycs. $3f,5.:3: cows ana heifers s. l0fi
100; Texas steers. $'.J0fti.35; stockcrs and
feeders. &;.;}51ti.35
SHEEP-Rcceipts, 2nee): weak to loc
lower.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

Camden has hsr nome for as2d
women completed, paid for and almost
ready for occupancy. Now the soldiers
Monumcnt Association have a clear
field and have gone t" work with re-
neNved interest To raise the balance
reeded for The erection of the monu-
nent. About $6o0 has already been
raised ana when the sum reaches
$1,000 certain citizens have guaranteed
the other $1,000 needed to make the
necessary $1,000. which viii be the c0st
of the shaft
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

The Chicago Tribune furnishes
some tables covering the statistics 81
lynchings. murders. suicides. embeZzla
ments and loss of life by disaster in
1887 The number Of murders is less
than in 1896. while the numbero illegal
executions for that crime is larger than
he average for the last five years. TIL
figures as to lynchmgs show that tn
total of 1876 for 1891 is only thnty-iNe
more than the total of 1896. y matt"n
for consideration is the fact that ]2-
Of the victims Of mob murder were
colored The money lost by emb"@-
clement. forgery, default and ban"
failures was $l1, 34S0 S4. larger record
than fol. 1895 or 1896, The total loss Of
life in the whole world hy disaster,
epidemic famine. war and massacr"
is estimated as 9.071against 2i6,34' IN
1896
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

They begin to soothe and absorb the
pain and soreness the moment you ap-
ply one. Hop Plasters. The cure is
permanent and pleasing. Your mRf.i-
cine dealer will supply you
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

Which requires a constitutional remedy.
1t cannot be cured by local applica-
tons. Hoods Sarsaparlla is wonder
fully successful in curing catarrh be-
cause it eradicates from the blood the
scrofulous taints which causes it.
Sufferers with catarrh find a cure in
Hoods Sarsaparilla. even after other
remedies utterly fail.
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Died.
I[ENNEBiIC'

Augusta. Jan. Il. Mrs. Isaiah sherman.
nSed 30 years; Jan Is. Mrs. Sophia +.
haler aged n years.
aged - Noafs
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SUGARS-t nChanged.

tn the Produce Exchange, today:
BCTTER-Market easy: creamerics. Is
u1Sia: daires, Han.
rffIESt.-Quict. SnS1a.
E.GGS-EasY: fresh ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

The Gardiner Repower-Journa says
THE mystery was revealed last sunday
forenoon al the Methodist church of the
identity of the generous siver of the five
hundred dollars, donated few years
ago for the Improvement Of the church
Vcstry. one Of the conditions Of the gift
was that the name Of the person who do
mated it should not be known ana it has
been supposed by the majority of the
parish that it came from a person living
in another state who was Interested iii
the church. Now that the modest. buJ
large hearted siver has passed to hcr re
ward it is revealed that this 2ifl also.
with the many others to the church. dur
ing her long and useful life mj-' h.
creGited to the late Mrs. Julia Springer
Trott. Surely onc's good deeds in this
life Will live long after the mdruiv pr
granite shaft which marks the last rest
iag place shall have crunhled back to It's
element
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

Cyr and Barre-s exhibition at Cit,
han this evening
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Daily kennebec 3ournal.
CALENDAR or COMING EVENTS.


Madison, Jan. l9-20-Anson Quarterly
Meeting of Free Baptist Churches.
PASSPORT. Feb. 2>-March 2-Eastern Di-
.iSion of BuCksport District Ministerial
Ass ariation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

HOODS PILLS are prompt, efficient,
always reliable, easy to take, easy to
operate.
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Married.
.<itNNI3Bt,t'

I>ENNEfE.t'.
Augusta Ian. is. Eugene II. Robbins
= 'neNs "a ;,r4i Miss Rosie II. Proctor Of
i.orl uGG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

Lung kuro quickly relieves Asthma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

There is some talk Of Camden ladies
organizing bowling club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-20

Lewiston. Feb. 2i-25-Aunual Encamp
mcut Department of Maine q. y. K.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-22
NOTfCIAS

=. I'm despsrho de maestro direc-
- snunois que hi cs}ebrado~ ana
'saDte entrevists con et general Ja.
I.~Wilson; jefe del ouerPo de der
stableoido;eu Cosmo, squien % di6
siIaos informes. Trat6se do loo
ados -oiviles,-: Gebierno insalsr,
70 de representatives, "Clero oatdli-
seuelss, prop6sitos del gobierno
,ano, represi6n do las partidas 90.
10 y de otros ssuntos mas que preo
kls opinion. Pronto recibi11mos
rTeo minuoiosos detal )es 3sob>s d
ular. IN Nuestro director ha sekui.
,.vis1s para e oiudad dol Sud. .:
:. Diss dssespersntes7on los pre-
para los seportass >-Por~ maoho
ucen el ingenn, 8 indaguen, pre-.
e 4invsstiguesr no les es possible
an. 1ols noticia de htef6s. Los
i pfctdes permsneoen mudos, CO..
,SaDge, = del Sxts1ior nsda O. CO.:
no hSbef lle9adoc adn IL CORES.
Oh do Eulops. No :queds ~otro.
que tener paciencis y:s1espsraf
n.4xwUsgUsBsUkeE + - 7A"''' y sS'''.s'
Tres do los hilos que poplsn On
oseidh otres taptos fsrteaq, def
SASD l. 6olocssSn~A8 l3 Ae4tfaAs del
con. 81 castillo. dol, Moro, yhAn
TO- caftadle. ! Itntfsse fFieass
Nksdtofss Hsl'htcho.' ~ -
Por rifa Y Sse&pd1io sfGerop
sodss y kt4st <e>4a q P$n..I
A6rsssc concspci6n J Luis Morsles
por rins ! egc6nd4lo rxr<,r
Dop1D3tsa idol III
I'm s q fnes, Z aTTsbstasen Do )
Aatonjo Dias Fslips, tgse pseos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-22
.NOT1CIAS

-. Al deoir de un peri6dioo local
Il prensa smerioans no est& conforme
con Lar condicionos do 10 paz On 10 refe.
rente s Manila. Dice que despues de
hsberse derramado allf tsnta sangre 90.
rrespondfa { Ion americanos mayor psrti !.
oipsci6u. ~. :
~. "Segdn hemos podido dedaoir
leyendo 10 prensa atnerieapa, el peusa.
miento dominante ain-dioe 81 naismo
pari6dioo, ,-es traer desde luego profeso.
Ie1 de- ensei1anza norteamericanos,e para
estableoer en las esouelss 81 Bistezns pc.
dag6gioo dc los Estadoe Unidos J sl
idioma Ingl&s." ), ~.''>s -. ;:
Pronto sllegar&n ( nus5tro podss+
Ion dstalles do In entrevista verifca-
do en- Coamo por nuestro director con el
general Wilton'+y podrsa1orss'ir us uu'
das sooTcs do este , otros puntQs.
-. Se&un nos eomunicaa Dc b g.
'piis.n1ss del Puerto h qdedsdo,t4et taHl.,
cido sl csnal dc entTsda 1 Is bahia sin
,peligro do ninguna espeois spaf3 toda,
clsso de buques. Tambien NOS manifiss'
tan ser comp pietamente falso 10 hsy1n ek'
4rsvisdo alganos etorpedos do los fondea'
dos On 81 canal interior pass I'm side relIl
togidos todos. 80 Il u =
= -. Cuando lego krPonce el gene.
raj Miles vsnfa de Guanta tanamo, y. le
acompafisbsn las baterfas~ g. = r. .del
buerpo do srtillerfa, B. = r. dol
"a. YsB dol 30. ! sel 60. ..batsllts do Iii.
noil,- el 60. do M1ss.oha5sst; 81 10. aoasf
fe q esnidad; 9'b reolptas< J s8o1etsls.,
s6stas niitsrea. haeIendo m totsl d..
84f3 >kombr6s. - .<2sss -. =.
=. Hoy { In once pr6xil1f fiSxptA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-22
aro abso|tastte prci de Ia opinion yde Ia preasa

aunas oompailfa 81 del 90. frDvisional II
msndo del capit4n seiior Lara y5otfa del
''oatall6h de Volantatios'ids ids Poace man.
'dadsspof ekcepit&n sslfor Gotal. a.>
= rsssS Ia 8asEaia civil qds 70 e6con:
ttsba reeono6nsrsda On AEscibo hs pade.
do tds sgpsruiei6n 1 Vsga-bsia. -s*..
oS~~4 e1os, bsrcos squ6 hs psrdido h
'Compad5fo Trasstlfutios duyante lsakus
Srrsason Ion aiguientss. En aFiiitpinss, "a
~1sla Laz6n,; en- Cuba sl*saAlfonso Kills
el .aSsnto Domingo, 5sn Puerto Rico,
al rio 5ee., 'Adsmks hay que
do p1na, que fas .hseho pri-
-. De Caguas nos ssoribsn mani !
fese&ndonos1que nd productive On ID ma.
dragsda del a. oil ineendio de que dimos
cuenta sfceima dol ousl persci6 81 infe.
liz Loisaga, el pueblo On nsss acad16 al
luGaF dal siaias1ee. pxoasoA press1s les
auxiGosz eeesarios. Tai 1actitud 90 dig
na do e1oeio. a ::
l.. fstreta de 'anoche e1tuvo en-
extreme concurrids. l.. oiudsd feoobra
SD antigaa snimaei6n. despues de tsntos
dias de inquietudes = <embfiscamientos.,
El captain de artille11a aueoa que Aeg6
aver msf1sna, scompaf1ado de dos ofois'
les de nuestro ej6roito, perteneeientes &
.igusl arma, did slgunas vueltas por La
plaza, siendo objeto de- Ia ouriosidad de
loo paseantes.
-. Cada dia aumenta mas 81 con.
,snuo del Csllicids Richad cuyos efeotos
,son realmsnte positivos. Sc detalls {
25 oentavos pomo en- Arecibo, J0s6 6.
Mers; en- San Jaan, Farmaoia <Col6n, /,
Ella Esfera, y <El Caprioho,
-. Pareoe que las lluvias de estos
altimos diAs han sido generates en- toda
ia isla. Con este motive Ion caminos es-
tan intransitables, y muchas familias
que So hsbfan refagiado en- la poblacio.
nes del interior 20 ven imposibilit.das
de fegresar esta ciudad. <Embrisca-
miento forsoso> se Hama esto. -
- lgnofamos con que fundalmento
oorre el rumor de que en- el <Hotel In
glaterra, se preparan habitaciones para
varios ofciales americanos que, segun se
dice, lleEsran dentro de POGO & esta ciu-
dad, prooedentes de Ponce.
- Hemoa dido decir que los con.
tribu5ehtes del pueblo de Cayey, no pne.
den satisf4oer sus quotas, por ouyo mott
20 la situacidn de aquel 3untamiento
es 6astante sngastiosa: <...:-.-= -.....
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- &'+ y '' 49,
eustulublss 'pusitorliqushas

No falta quieu - laments dc que Il
ssar Ia isla al dominic del eoloso del
orte, sea esto o ausa do que desaparescan
oostumbres de nuestro pueblo.
A nuestro b humilds sentir,. creemos
,e no 90 perde1 Is gran cosa con clio;
les ai nuestrss oostumbres populares
N de oonsistir On que nuestros campe'
aos y los obrer % anden descslzos de
8 y pierns, yendo NAL trsjeados y peor
midos, sin mas prends de vestir que
q camisa y I'M pantal6n de drill de
leta,y sin otro ahmsnto que nm oondu
o dc bsoslso = de naafafos, preferible
que las tales oostumbxes sean sustitui.
por otras que NOS permitan mejorsr
condiciones de vida.
Las riflas de gales, los velorios, los
les de osndil y garabato, las vivien
POGO abrigadss, donde viven anon.
,ados hombres, mujeves, niffos J an.
nos, sin otro mobiliario que el estric
aente precise, como, por e5emplo, un
100, una hamsoa, un fn6mo camagtr6n
n anafe 8. cuxtro pisdras para saloo'
X la bazofis. forman el resto de los
s. que >se han jhabitnado nuestras
,es trabafadotas, las. casles, por otra
te, desconocen en- absolute las virtu.
do la provision = elahorro, y viven
liz; sin preoouparse del mahana.
Verdades con estss que, por @muy
que resaltsn, no deben Paeasse
sfo, y todo e,que SO interese por
de. &to y el bienestar de ests hsrmo
,edA.6 de terra, debe ptopender,
todas sus fuersas, Asfscifitar mejores
,entosde vida ezas tur6as pdlidos,
'unnidas por 10 snemia y por h igao' :,
10. rVengan costumbres sanss =
tes; hAgsnss'd 'desapsreoer Por com
los resabios de serviksmo que nos
como triAte Aerentia Ia. esolavitud;
pase con In ratins; t16vese y oonf6r'
ell espfritu abatido ael osmpesino, y
aese al pueblo de msnefa oonvenien'
fin de que, sl desenvolver sus apti.
sy sus energfss a1ormecidas, pueda
It'll 4 Ia sociedad en- que vive, contri'
ndo & u meritoria obra de levantar
fs deis postraci6n on que ysoe::
No eohemos de msnos esas oostum-
que s6lo conmisersci6n y triEtezas
iertan On ndestro Amino, J fi6rAoslo
del tr&bajo, DO Ia honrxdez y de Il
v6ranois. *. R.
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, H.IEI.0

Ha llegado & conocimiento do e.ta ON
pres& que algunos dep6sitos de esta capital
han snbido 81 precio del hielo, vendi6ndolo
80 ~cAntavos Il arroba.
gbmo apiera que La f&brica no ha al
s sss s,5e Dc sass Fl
tien1M derecho clio toda ves que hacenos
un de1cuSnto e. los de p6sitos para que ven-
dan fgpsl precio que 10 f&br1ca y el ca
FRO, me son los sigulentes: -.
~ detail & oentavos 81 kilo. De Is
ubr38n Adelante & un centavo libra.
III Icarro en- Santurce vende centavos
kg. Hastael puente dc San Antonio. Desde
este Punto hasta Martin Peaa & oentavos
~ una arroba On adelante ¢avo Ia
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sular: 49,. e. Ill: ..,.: ~ =.
@<E1 todo un- tipo. - e.
Sc 4fat6; do I'M sxcabeoilla filipino,
proasdents dc 0garsun, cuys curi6sas
historia rsfere Ella Vo1 do Guip6scossE
Al prssentsrse & indulto en- Indag,
dos dc 1las p.rtidas insurrsotas,2 not6 81
Rsnsrsl en- 1efe que 81 que mandaba una
dc sliaa, llam.do Toribio >Mdgios no to-
miami el apsliido nj d tipo tsRalo.
Preeentsdo con tods solemuidsd dc
rigor Toribio Mtgios, 4 los generates
Tsjeiro , Monet. % le pregant6 de- que
pueblo srs:. 80 ..*.-@.>:
-Est& may lejoa ds4quf- -conts,t6.
.-l4nego no e. useed 6hpinof u.
~-Lasuo -vsintioinco- -a1os On el- dr..
chipitlago, , mo oonsidero y. como hijo
de ssts terra; pero* Ia vsr<isd 90 que 20
uacf On Oyarzun, ,provincia de- c6+niphzooa.
r. -9Y como hs Verde usted hasta
--fA1ares do Ii vidai ~..|
Yya en- 81 terreno, de Ia confan1a,
tehri6 Mdgioa su vida = m1lsgros.
Estuvo en- el bando carlista dursnte
II guerra civil. El oura Santa Cruz 10
distingui6 mucho On "a partids, pero no
le agradaban las ferocidades del tigre dc
Heruialde, = un dfa 10 absndon6, y6ndo.
se con LizArraga, quien le ofreci6 grsdos
= reoomPensas 81 le prororoionab4 oca-
si6n de copar nj tristemente c6lebre cura.
Debi6 ssberlo este. porque uu dfa
reolbi6 una carta an Ia que 30 le deofa:
eel que me Ia haoe me 10 pags>. y fir.
1naba con una crus. Mdgica, que Saba
como las gastaba el oura, no pens6 desde
squel momento mas que en- salir de Els.
paf1s. ....-...-.
March6 Manila, , allf supo que se
habfa terminado la guerra; pero le iba
may bisn en- Manils CON un cato que
hatda estableoido. -,
Emprsndi6 despu9s L. lucrstiva in.
dustris de las 1uletas J biHares romanos,
con los que oomenx6 recorrer las pro.
vinciss tsgalas, engahsndo indios y mes
tlxos, hasta que @stos le engaf1aron 81
ur dfa haci6ndole caer On una smbosoada
y rob4hdole hasta la oamisa.
Desde entonces comienxa la verda.
dera vida de aventuras de ~M1aica. A.
prende 81 tsgalo, rueda do uu lado para
otro, llega { Ger varias veces goberdorci.
Ito, hoy le sonrte Ia fortuna , lnaffana 10
persigue Ia desgrsoia. 49,
= Estalla Ia insurreooi6n y logrs reunir
un oentsnsr de indios, { quienes dice en-
tagslo: ~<V Vosotros no sab&is mas que
vuestro idioma y algunss~ palabfas del
<caatila,; pues bien, aho1A vais ( Or 81
idioma del eoielo.. 7 les larea I'M dis.
curse en- vssouenoe que los vuelve locoa.
Los indios 10 llaman xhijo dc Dfos,, y
10 erigen en- "a oomsndAnte general.
H&esse In par; Mdgios recibe 500
pssos orc, y DEF. de seT el shi1ode Dios.
para volver { emprender ii negocio do
loo timbss ambulantes, qua: produce mu.
cho. -,
Pero hombre--le preRunt ntaron-1noa
tisne usted deseo de v6iver Oyarsunf
NO, sefIor; por alh no hay t.ga-
Lon quienes enae11sr las msravillas del
billar romano, : ~.
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