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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-09

A medical officer OF health Ia the
latest addition TO the primary schools
OF Germany. lie examines the new pu-
pills. and gives each his health eertih-
cate. II Is his duty to see that the
school is well aired. well lighted. and
properly warmed In winter. Every Ave
days he gives n medical lesson TO each
class.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-09

man; william II. Mellsh. executive 81
rector: Casper II. Rowe, treasurer
and Edwin stevens, secretary; also 80
members. each OF whom In chairman
OF a subcommittee which Is conduct.
Ing some particular line OF work.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-09

HAS your measles gone. Bessie7"
shouted little friend TO the tot who
was looking wlsifully from the win
dow.
Yes; they's left. Leard the doctor
tell mamma that they broke out last
night"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-09

An Isle Of Wight fisherman caught a
red live lobster recently. II ia a fe-
male. full Of eggs. and Ia being kept
alive to see n the color will be per
petuated,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-09

1885 was appointed Brleadlcr General /.
OF the Third Brigade OF the State .
militia.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-21
REPUBLICAN GOLD RULE,

Let the people of Nevada think
twice before casting votes for the
Republican Party which is pledged to
continue the awful ruin wrought by
the gold standard in this country.
To show that there is no hope for sill
yer while Mckinley and Hanna are
in power we publish the following,
Senator Lodge was interviewed IN
Boston Oct, ~. on the probable re
suit of the approaching congressional
elections. He confessed that there
was grave danger that the silver mel
would control the next congress.
''However' he said, W. have a presl
dent who is an unwavering friend O
the gold standard and he will bloch
any silver legislation passed by tn
bimet allists.'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-21
ENTERPRISE ANSWERS NOT.

It seems rather strange that the I'M
ported editors OF the Enterprise do
not answer some of the questions we
recently put to them. Perhaps IN
their search for lies and calunny,
they have overlooked the matter,
For their edihcation we will repeat
the questions, and if they refuse 10
answer them, We will take II Tor
eranted that they have not yet receiv-
ed a reply to their letter to Mark
Hanna requesting the information.
The questions are as follows:
Now, instead of fighting wind
mills and discussing irrelevant ques-
tions as 10 residence OF men who have
been here when the State was admit
ted into the Union, or a tariff on
borax leaving out altogether the tariff
on wool, hides. cattle, lead etc, or
the importation Of ''rolltlcal tricks
ters" when the party making such
assertions was imported because he
was a good one, would it not be a good
thing to enlighten the people on the
Republican policy which the Enter
terprise is advocating, which is abso-
lutelv running the industries OF the
State? Why not defend the gold
standard which the great Republican
Party of the Nation demands must be
preserved. and which has closed
nearly all the mines on the Comstock
and left the people in despair; why
not ~eulogize the bond-steallng-green
back-retiring bank-note policy OF the
OF the Mckinley administration which
Senators tones and Stewart, and Con
gresham Newlands have repeated.
denounced; why not praise Mcklnle,
Hanna-Gage for carting eve1yth1n.
away from the Carson Mint. turning
it into a blacksmith shop, and tak1n.
thousands of dollars from the State
why not uphold Hanna, the guaTd1a
angel of the Republicans, for sayln
free coinage declarations were IN d
rect opposition to the principles
the Republican party as declared {
St. Louis; why not claim that tt
people of Nevada are fools for refusln
to support any mar for Office who
against their chief industry.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-21

Cleveland exhorted his audience
not to vote for any nominee pledged
to return Senator Stewart. And then
he went on to shuN Why he should be
elected in Stewart place, namely
because he is the smartest lobbyist
the railroad ever had. because he was
a candidate for Marshal OF Utah IN
order to get money to invest in New
ada. because he is in favor of Home
rule lin Utah) Nevada for Nevadans,
and Nevatans for Nevada, because he
wrote such villainous poetry as &c
make his friends believe he had q
grudge against the Muse, These a1s
cogent reasons why "Cleve' should
wear Stewards Senatorial toga.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-21

Chartz aud Cleveland both contend
that the funding bill and not the
benefits of tariff on wool, hides, cattle
lead, borax etc, was what Senators
tones and Stewart received for voting
tor the tariff bill, remember, the fund
ing bill was the work Of the op-
~ponents of the railroad and passed
over a year after the Dingley bill,
Isn't this falsehood rather far-fetched
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-10-21
Why is it that nearly all

aged persons are thin?
And yet, when you think
Of it, what could you expect?
Three score years of wear
and tear are enough to make
the digestion weak. Yet the
body must be fed.
In SCOTS Emulsion, the
work is all done; that is,
the oil in it is dlgested, ali
ready to be taken into the
blood. The body rests,
while the oil feeds and nour-
ishes, and the hypophos-
phites makes the nerves
steady and strong.
sos. and SIC, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists. New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-13
NOTICIAS

~. Hay en- esta isla una olase de gui-
neos de consume muy generaizada entire las
classes populares, que en- divcrsas looalidades
sc les conoce con los siguientes nombres:
malangos, mafafos, piohes, conservadores,
ouatro flos. chamalucos, moniamos, pan de
palo y mata jonabre. Pues s esos guineos
los han bautizado en- Cia!es con el nombre
de <destroyers>.
~. Por la poliofa municipal de Ponce
fu6 detenido el individuo Juan Ramos, por
hurto de an saco de guineos al oampesino
Nicolas Sancho.
~. Noticias de Parfe nos eomunican
que el rey de Siam ha expulsado de aquel
pats al oorresponsal del <Heral de New York>
porque sc dedica telegrafar noticias com
pletamente faleas.
-. En- Madrid, On la fabrica de harira
de los sei1ores Martinez Compailfa, calle
del Pacf6co, sc produjo un terrible incendio,
quemandoee varios a]macenes, oasas dep6.
sitos de explosives, en- cuyos edifcios habi.
taban mas de 500 families. La referida
fabrioa, que hoy es un grupo de esoombros,
habfa sido quemada haoe siete af1os reedi-
foada nuevamente.
Lavabo, ropero muy bueno, ma
qu1na de ooser otros varlOs mueblee, casi
regalados. -Parque de Artilerfa. o.
~ Compaginada va nuestra edicion de
aver nos sorprendi6 tristemente la noticia, de
haber falleoido la nina de nuestro amigo don
jaime Comas. <1
-. Dice 81 <Diario Popular, que Ell
viernes 50 suicide en- Ponce pegandose un
tiro de revolver, Ell individuo Tomas Salce.
do, en- el callej6n de los Gandules, de Ia
Cantera. Dfcese que motives de disgustos
familiares han sido la causa de haber toma
do semejante determination.
~ En- los almscenes de Arecibo se est4
vendiendo trece pesos y medic el quintal
de bscalao y s ocho y medic el de arrox de
la India
-. El l3 de Mayo pasado, ha falleoido
en- Madrid, la Exoma. sefora dofia Enoar.
naoion Gonzalez Gordon Fraile, Marquesa
viuda de Montemar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-13
Iltmo. Sr. Secretario
6obernaCIon Gfacia J Justicia.

Los que susoriben veoinos de esta looa-
lidad ante u. s. I. con el debldo respeto
manifestan que dada la situaoion oalamltos.
porque atravless esta isla en- particular es-
ia region siempre tan doreciente y que las
actuales trl.tfsimas ciroanstanolas han
oambiado por demAs, oonvendr1a "a que este
serfa un medic efoacfsimo que las obras en-
construction en- esta jurisdioolon no 90 para
lizasen como tenemos entendido que va
euoeder de un momento otro por no pagar.
sele los contratlstas nj certlfcarseles ira
bajos que tienen ejeoutados, dando lugar 3
que sus recursos ae agoten no puedan pro-
seguir causando este como es natural un
trastorno considerable que no pasara des'
speroibido U. s. l. puts muchos jornale'
ros quedaran sin trabajo y muchas famlllas
sin pan.
Suplioan 4 U. S. l. evite por cuanto
este gu aloance un oopfioto como este,
pues la formula es bien sencilla, certlf1oando
y pagando los oontratistas estos prosegal'
rfan sus trabajos SO evitarfa muoha mise
ria en- esta comarca.
Adjuntas 10 de JUNO de 1898.
Andres Maldonado, F. Figueros, Anto-
nio Conde, Bartolom6 Miro, Joaquin Seguf,
Casimiro Serrano, Lorenzo Escandon, Lu.
oiano Maldonado, Ramon Taln&s, Ramon
Berdiel, Enrique Bosch, J. Rosario Gelpf,
Jaime Miro, Miguel De|gado, C&ndido Fer.
nandez, Miguel Berdiei, Joaquin Ferrer
Pom, Antonio Tacoronte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-13
l. 0 D E L Ia

serfan prd1imamente las ooe de hoy,
ouando Sc divis6 en- ell horizonte un buque
de vspor de regulares dimensiobes que nave
gaba al largo de Este Oeste. nevando ensr
rr de.pest1, g. una oD ves Que un 5aroe de guerra,
surto en- nuestra bahia, sali6 s loi pocos mo-
mentos del puerto emilio su marc aha 8 cor.
tar el derrotero del buqoe ingl@s, haoi6ndole
varias sefales 4 las que no contestaba aquel,
hasts que eIevo la bandera de eomPate que
le hizo detener. Aoercandoss al buAue sos'
peohoso echo un bote Ell aqua llegsndo
an costado examine Gus ,oapeles de \navega'
ei6n, que al pareoer estaban en- reglal Otro
buque de guerra q ue tambien Sc hAlla en-
nuestro puerto, sali6 POGO despu6s que Ell
primero
La no,isia del buque sospeohoso dpndi6
Er 10 ciuhad con tan extraordinaria rakidex,
u & 10. pocos momentos estsban coroAadas
Emurailas el recinto norte por una in
asa muchedumbre que no bajaba de cu4tro
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mil personals. No faltaron gentes pusilkni.
mes qne sin saber de oierto 10 que ocurrfa,
enflaron mas que dc prisa, unas hacia SAM
turce otras Cata6o.
El buque rsferido entr6 d puerto con el
pr&otioo don NicolAs Lloret & ID IA de la
tarde; es el yacht inglIs Kethdiles, con 20
tripulantes un pasajero llamado Mr.. Hop.
xius y l84 toneladas dc arqueo viene do Ia
isla MADEIRA con escala en- San Thomas, sa.
liendo de dioha Ultima isla hoy las 6 de la
maRana. Su travesfa dc MADEIRA San Tho.
mas duro IL dfas.
Segun go dice, el buque no tiene dos
tino determinado en- gu despaohe que, con
la intervention del Consul de su nacion,
quedarA libre de seguir su visje.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-13

tirada sin l. previa oensura dispueota. Cam-t
plidores con Il Icy baiamos d cabexa, psro
sfrvanos estos reDglones de disculpa ante
nuestr0s susoriptores, reconociendo On e1
censor su justo derecho, dotes de soErsd1,
inteligenoia, ademas de un trato partioular
que revela su oultnra educaci6n. Solo uu
exceso de patriotismo nuestro confanss-
nos ha produoido ese percanoe e.-Bayam6n-
l3 de Junio de l89s.-El Director, Rana6's
Llonos B0ezo -
~. En- Ponce, en- ell barrio de Cintro.
ma, IL viruela est6 hacienda considerables
extragos, sin que nasta ahora SO hallan to-
mado aotivas medidas para evit.rl..
-. La goleta <Petra, cargo en- lss
Salinas de Cabo.rejo $4,000 kilos do sal
destinados Arecibo.
~. Servicios prestados por Ia policfs
en- el dfa de aver. AL individuo Andrts
Roman Caballero le sustrajeron de su esss
>arias prendas de vestir = $2s IS ctvs. esper
ciales para 10 oual fraoturaron dos oerradu-
ras de dos roperos que teEfa en- dicha esr
"a. Curados en- "a Sa:a de Socorros Jos&
Florit y Gonzalez de dos heridas que le in.
fri6 don Pedro Ulion, Modesto CamPos
de una herida que SO produjo ossualmente.
Denunoiada Franchises Hero y Bernsrda
Merino por promoyer esoAndolo, resultando
herida Ia Ultima. Conducido la jefatur.
Emiliano Llsno por harto de IN eerdo don
Francisco Berde1o.
-. De Lares: econ la mayor pen.
nos haosmos eco del olamor pdblico de-
nuevo vamos ocuparnos de nuestra Igie-
eia. Desde que ell sobrsstante don jaime
PUG, fu6 trasladado dirigir las obras de-
San Sebastian, no 90 han ocupado de reanu.
dar los trabajos, permaneciendo nuestror
temple en- deplorab|e estado. Serfa buens
que por el Itmo. senior Seoretario del Despa-
cho de Obras publioas sc edispuoiese la entre-
ga este Ayuntamiento de la suma que deg
tln6 el Estado para dicha obra fin de qus&
este Manioipio poDga un enoargado al fren'
te de los trabajos y los oonoluya. Is Igls~
sia cost6 esta jurisdiction la enorme sums.
de ouarenta mil pesos de continu.r asf
toda la obra SO perdera entonoes el Num-
cipio no tendr& recursos con que haoer otrs.
a. ABASTO PUBLICO.-La carae
de res se expeudera mafiana en- esta capital
al precio de 26 centavos el kilo.
~ Dice Ella Democracia:, Por ps.
sajeros llegados en- el vapor <Centro Anne
rioa> hemos tenido la noticia de que ].
revoluci6n s;gue muy potente en- Venezuels.,
Despu6s de la muerte del general Crespo,
los generates Leonoio Quintana, Martin
Vega y Ramon Guerra, SO han pronQnciado
favor del gobierno actual del selor An
drade. En oambio en- coda Ia Repablioa 60
han levantado numerosas partidas al gritp
de viva Hernandez! habi6ndose librado
ultimsmente un oombate oerca de Ma.
outo, en- ell cual las tropas gobernantes result
taron derrotadaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-13
r E M ! IT, D 0

Sr. don Ramon B. Lopez
Muy senor milo amigo: Los que sus.
criben vec,nos de ests localidad sgradeceran
listed 50 sirva dar cabida en- su ilustrado
diario la siguiente Manifestation antiei-
pAndoles las gracias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-13
Gente de gusto

Malorca, acetunas barrles chorizos lbeo u
tas Monscrra baciao eia Ell sempre solieitAdo vino
Rioja sagas I'm el Colnad0 de Cereoedo Hern1n0a
Compania.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-13
CABLEGRAMAS

A las ' media de hoy, hora de esrrar
nuestrs edici6n, no han llegado los dssps-
chos por cable que recibe la Diputaei6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-13

cue las usadas sendo responsible la msma 4qu
ma lanzaderas agujas de todas classes las mis
finidad de accessories dicies de enumerar, Ade13e
compran venden muebes usados, San Juan de PusE4
Rico (31 D. go
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Rafael Castro Gonzalez.

yaguez Pto Rico Sc dedica toda case de negoeaeoea
especiamente las de giros accones Oblgacioaes
frutos mercancias oobros euenta
etc. O6Cinas Gale de La Aduana baos del hotel Europa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-06-13
VA R | { D A D E 5.
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''EI PariSiense

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fabroa Franca, glAterra Italia Rspseialidsd a
de ''Barberia Perfumera inglesa" Lnpkezs
seryioio amejorabe. Sc admiten abonOs,
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