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The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
MARLBORO.

Mrs. J. S. Parker, of Marlboro, is
suffering from illness.
The Missionary meeting at the
Marlboro Baptist church was very
interesting. Miss Blanch Cossaboonfs S
speaking was much appreciated.
Mr.. George S. Hobart, of Jersey
City, was in Marlboro last week.
A. S. Williams two daughters who
have been i'll with typhoid fever at
Marlboro are convalescing.
Miss Laura Cottrell is teaching
school at Matchaponix.
There will be lunch sociable by
the Young People of the Brick church
at Charles H. Hendrickson' Brade-
welt, on Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Erickson, of Freehold,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Joseph Mil
ler
Mrs. T. F. Burke, of Marlboro, has
been entertaining Mrs John CATER
ty, of Allentown.
Lozelle Holmes has removed from
Marlboro to Red Bank.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
CREAM RIDGE AND VICINITY

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth NJ
Otterson, wife of James ID. Otterson,
of Jamesburg, took place here on
Saturday last. Rev. d. ID. Swain, of
Allentown, officiated. After a brief
service the remains were laid at rest
in the cemetery adjoining the church.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Otterson have
been in this locality visiting. Mr..
Otterson is an important official of
the State Reform school at James
burg, where they reside.
Ticket agent VanHorn, left town
Saturday to visit relatives at Railway
Mr.. VanHorn was in Jersey City at
the time of the blaze at the p r. R.
depot.
Robert Black, the great pork raiser,
has at Ills pen a pig that at the pres
ent time will weigh 1900. Fhe ami
NAL was brought from the West In
dia Islands.
Miss Mary H Blake, of Barnegat,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Forman Cow
ard
Prof. George 0. Nelson, principal
of the Hornerstown school. was in
Allentown on Saturday last.
Game Warden Wood, of West
Creek, was in this locality on Satur-
day on business. 1t cost Crammer
eight dollars
Rev. VIM. Lloyd Roberts, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, having been
called to the Adirondack Mountain
regions owing to i'll health of Mrs.
Roberts. was succeeded on Sunday
last by Mr.. w r. Hosteler, a student
of Princeton. He faced large con-
gregation to which he rendered a
very impressive sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hooper, of Al
lentown, were the guests of Mr. aud
Mrs Forman Cowart on Sunday.
Justice Robert r. Woodward was
III Freehold on Monday.
VIM. Kirby, our flour merchant,
made flying trip to New York City,
on MONDAY.
Clifford Hornor, of New Egypt, has
returned from the West where he has
purchased a fine car load of horses
and mules.
Miss Blanch Chamberlain enjoys
scorching on her new wheel
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
Near BY Towns.
SHREWSBURY.

improvements and changes are be-
ing made at the Presbyterian parson-
age, barn, sheds, &c, by R. & A. w
Borden, assisted by other members
OF the congregation.
Howard, son of Lyttleton Sleeper,
is iii very critical state of health in
Denver, Col.
Mr.. BENZ. Vanderveer's cottage is
to be filled with boarders early this
Season.
Mrs. w. s. Kimball, OF Lakewood,
spent last Friday with Mrs. Jos. H.
Stilwell
The Shrewsbury Reading Club will
consider the Arts and Sciences of
England during the 18th century at
Mrs. G. w. Barlow's on Mar. 22d.
A number of the ladies connected
with the auxiliary of the Memorial
Hospital attended the exercises there
on Friday last.
Mr.. Lucas and family have come to
farm Mr.. Peter b. Campbel's place.
The latter gentleman has lately been
visiting relatives in and about Free
hold and is very much improved in
health.
Mrs. M. S. Peppard is visiting at
Mrs. Youngs, New York City.
Mrs. E. d. Smith has been having
plumbing adjusted through her house
u windmill erected &c.
Mrs. A. H. Borden is expected to be
at home the latter part of this week,
having spent north at st. Johns,
N. B.
William Hulse is employed at the
Roberts Boiler Works in Red Bank.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
Marriaqes.

At Avon, on Thursday, March 10th,
1898, by Rev. A. Armstrong, Miss
LIME Ailgor of Avon and Calvin Il .
Reed of Ocean Grove.
at Keyport, on Wednesday, March
10Th, 1898, by Rev. H. J. Zelly, Miss
Clara Camp and Edmund HI.
Wharton, both of Keyport
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

Corrected to date, showing location
of Gold Field and actual mining scenes
besides containing latest mining laws,
routes of travel, and other valuable
information. will be mailed free on
application to.
HI. Cross 421 Broadway, New York.
T. p. Vaille, 601 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
HOWELL AND VICINITY.

George Wagner moved from Frank
Vanhise's farm at Ardena, to Smith
burg, on Tuesday last. Tunis Major
now occupies the house vacated by
Mr. Wagner.
Mrs. Jessie yanderveer has return
ed home.
Rev j. Allen will preach his fare
well sermon at Bethesda on Sunday
Howard Pittenger, of Turkey. has
recently purchased a handsome team
of iron-grey horses.
John Miller is rapidly completing
his new residence.
Mr. Emmons is no better.
Rev. H. Westcott will baptize the
candidates on Sunday evening, ~
inst, atthe Baptist church, as the
result of the revival services held the
past winter. The Baptist Sunday
school will be reorganized on Sunday.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
BuckIen,s Arnica saiye.

The Best Salve in the world for
cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Pills, or no pay required 1t is guar
anteeG to give perfect satisfaction. of
money refunded. Price IS cents per
box. For Sale by A. Walkers.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

Miss Emma Bloodgood and several
scholars from the Morrisville school
assisted Miss Mary Bloodgood, teach
er in the ScobeyvilIe school, at a con
cert Friday night.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
Try Aliens Foot Ease.

A powder to be shaken into the shoe
At this season your feet feel swollen
and hot, and get tired easily. If you
have smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Aliens Foot Ease. 1t cools the feet
makes walking easy. Cures and pre-
vents swollen and sweating feet, bills
ters and callous spots. Relieves
corns and bunions of all pain and
gives rest and comfort. Try it to-day.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores
for 25c Trial package Free, Address
Aliens S. Olmsted, LIE Roy. n. Y.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
s.sEvENTY-sEvEN,, tss77,,,.

'e77' is DR.. Humphreys famous
Specific for the cure Of Grip and
Colds, and the prevention Of
Pneumonia. All druggists, 25c.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

The Epworth League Reading
Circle of Clarksburg met at Egbert
Gravatt's on Tuesday evening of last
week and was well attended. The
subject was Guide to House keep
ing. The Crescent orchestra furnish
ed the music.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

There were seven deaths, five births
and two marriages in Raritan town
ship during the month ending March
15th
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

Mrs. George w. Forsyth, of Mana
squan. has been the guest OF Mrs.
John H. Williams. of Farmingdale.
Edwin f. Lewis, of Farmingdale,
has moved to Asbury Park.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

nON'T Forget that The INQUIRER
4 y once is the place to buy law blanks. En-
trance through Post Office.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, of
Marlboro, visited Garret Matthews at
Colts Neck last week.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

HAIR CUT 10c. Guaranteed none
u better made. Conover's Barber Shop 3
South st.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

An enjoyable dance was held at the
residence Of Mr.. HI. w. Buck, near
Marlboro, Friday evening.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

called Grain-O. 1t is delicious, appe-
tizing, nourishing food drink to take
the place of coffee. Sold by all gro
GERS and liked by all who have used
it because when properly prepared it
tastes like the finest coffee but is free
from all its injurious properties.
Grain o aids digestion and Strengthens
the nerves. 1t is not a stimulant but
a health builder, and children, as well
as adults can drink it with great ben
fit. Costs about / as much as coffee.
Is and CSC.
Revival services are being continu-
ed in the Presbyterian church Thurs
days and Sunday evenings.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

GHEAPEST Fertilizer known to
Z farmers. Oyster shell lime at four dollars
per.ton. Fer sale by C. L. Shepherd Freehold :
janl2 13t.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

NOR Rent, The store now occupied
I by Trading Stamp Co. Possession given
Anril Ist next. Chas. A. Bennett. janl2 tt.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

r OF in good location near center OF
IL town for sale cheap. Address, Box B. Free
bold. u
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

EOR SALE CHEAP. Fire truck
6erd Fr.eboid. Nj. feb. 10 13t.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

r AW BLANKS.-A Complete Assert
i 4 ment of Law Blanks just received at this
ofice.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

HOUSE for Sale or Rent, opposite
III Presbyterian church. Furnace, water ana
sewer connections. Inquire OF McDermott X
Mount, or Mrs. Burlington. iep. ~ u
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

George Schenck has moved from
Marlboro to the Charles johnson
farm, at Morrisville.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24
Births.

At Little Silver. on Tuesday, March
18th. 1898, Mrs. John Bennett, of a
son.
At Long Branch, on Thursday,
March nth, 1898, Mrs. William Kelly.
of SON.
At Belford, on Sunday. March 18th,
1898, Mrs. Peter Luker, of a
daughter.
At Fair Haven, on Wednesday,
March 10th, 1898, Mrs. Van Sweeney,
of son.
At Long Branch, on Sunday,
March 18th. 1898, Mrs. B. Drummond
Woolley, of daughter.
At Elberon, on Friday, February
18th, 1898, Mrs Adam Worth. of a
daughter.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

TANTED. BY women, each with
w an infant or young child, situations in the
country general housework, plain cooking etc.l
small wages expected. Apply state Charities Aid
Association, l05 East Twenty second Street, New
York City.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

GOAL Tar for Sale at the Freehold
~ Gas Works. aug. 18th, If.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

A caveat mas been filed against the
will of Samuel Perrine, VINO died near
by his two nieces,
Matilda p. and Ella F. DeHart, on
the grounds of undue influence The
case will be argued before Judge
Strong, at New Brunswick, April 10.
Deceased left an estate valued at
$75, 900. He was bachelor and left
all his property to near relatives. At
ter directing that 81 200 be expend-
ed for a monument over his grave in
the Jamesburg cemetery he leaves
81 900 each to his nephews, Harry G..
and Vim. A. Perrine; $500 to Mrs E..
l. Vanderveer, of Freehold; 81, 900 to
Enoch; 800 to Samuel Travis and
Mary A. Travis; $1,000 to his sister,
Catharine G. Dubois, $4,000 to his
nephew, Samuel =. Perrine; the
Levi Smith farm near Englishtown
to his brother, VIM. D. Perrine. All
the rest of the estate is given to bis
brothers, the executors. Thos. G.
and Vim. d. Perrine.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

THE Real old fashioned dried beef,
Il shsveu the New Enterprise Shaver at
Carson Bros mar2l q.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

NOR SALE. Max Boo farm neal
Tennent. s. G. Cowart. At.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1898-03-24

IHOICE SEED OATS. At our
~ store in Freehold and Mill at Milhurst 9.
II. snyder & Son. Mar 10, st.
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lix Colon do yariss ooA oAtnsionss que feci.
bid en- peIaAcon Crist0bal Rodriguez.

lix Colon do yarias coA Atnaiones que feci.
bid en- q pelaa con Crist6bal Rodriguez.
q ]. 3. " fotima de ID ataqus IL cora.
:z6n faIIeoi6 81 dis en- Hnmaoao el pro.
eurador don,,J os6 G. Bajandas. RIP t
. s. Aver faeron oonduoidos & la
,Inspecoi6n de Vigiianoia los individuos
Jose Simon Dias y Luis Albert, por RI
ia eso&ndalo en- ls plaza del Meresdo.
a. En- Ia oalle de San Francisco
ndmero 3 l,@zee Observation-Disclosures
y Sc realizan Svarios muebles en- buen
estado. 80 $3-2 @@&| =
- !. Nos dioen de Humaoao que 81
dia I oiroul6 por aquella oindad 81 rumor
de que una novilla saorifcada, en- 81 ma
tadero estaba atacada del muermo. El
asf1or aIcalde tom6 declaration & todos
los tsblajsros y dej6 cesants al aeentists,
10 oual ,es indioio de que Ell rumor no
debi6 de ser infundado. .-.-.-. -.
- No sabemos con que fundanden'
to CORE el rumor de que ell vapor <Notre
Dame de Sante,, que zarp6 de este puer.
to hace POGO, con rumbo & la Penfnsula,
ha sufrido grandes averfas. ::
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don Federico Dsgetsu y Con.

dom Federico Dsgetsu Con
Hallase' mas aIivI.da dc Ia, do,
lenoia qne Il aquej6 q I'll ltimanente, 1la dis,
tingaida sei1ora de nuastro compafaro.
On Il prsnsa don IManuel Fernandez inn =
COS. Lo oelsbramos.
w. Sci Imparoial, de ,Mayag1ez
reproduce Ia felicitaoion qus5 Avarios' in.s
condioionales de Lajas dirigieron 81 &C.
neral Palaoios en- 1857. - -.:> = :. :.
.s# -. Hemos rsoibido aver una carta
de Springfield, Estados Unidoe, pidi&n1s
donos algunos dates para Ia fabrication
de una casa do campo que desea levantar
el preEidente de IN sindioato de- aquella
ciudad para pasar los inviernos; y otra
de una oompa11fa, de Chicago que fabri-.
ca sdifoios, pidi@ndonos tanb16n diver
sos informes sobre solares en- la ciudad
y eus contornos. : ~s~>>>-- - ....*:=Sr
Camisetas J J. 9s'zonsillo' iehs r!a'1o
SOS. en- Ell CAPR1CH0-Calle de.
San Justo namero 81. 5-4
%~"~**. De Aibonito nos egcriben pin :
tAndonos con negros colores la situaoi6n
porque' atraviesa aqusl pueblo. Muohos
veclfos han tenido que &bandonar sus
hogares para que 'sirvan de slojamiento.
Ia tropa.@ Las tiendas' caraoen de pro-
visiones. Como la oomunicaoion con
>Ponce esta interrumpida,pues las fuerzas
americanas impiden el trAnsito por aqus'
liza parte de la oarretera central, no es
possible traer v1veres de dicha poblaci6n
nj de Coamo. Los eeoaaos eomestibles 9.
llegan clandeatinamente, por sendas OK.
traviadas, son adquiridos en- seguida por
los privilegiados de Ia fortuna. Nj atn
para remadio se enouetran gas, vslas,
f6sforos nj jab6n. No pareos sino que
estamos bloaueados. Tai situaoion es
verdaderamente insostenible. -@
~. Mr.. Aired o. Anderson, co.
rreeponaal de un peri6dioo ilustrado de
Noeva York y Mr.. w. L.. B!oomer, d.
bujante del mismo, estuvieron aver
aoompa1ados por uno de nusstros re-
p6rters en- ell edifoio de la Diputaoi6n
provincial, con objeto de YER el famoso
cuadro eel Velorio, de nuestro com.
petente amigo don Francisco Oller, del
oual tra1an las mejores refersnoias. Ell
se11or Egozcue, presiaente de la Comi.
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colocan dos guardiaa para yigilay Ion
'caballos. Estas son las Gnic&s pracaf.
clones que se toman.s Come presery4t It'll
yo contra Las fiebres psIddicas, {todas lbs
maiianas De reparte los sol oldAdos medic
gramo de quinina.S El jeff deElas faersss
&c ocupa do este personalmente.
Jose s QuinonaS of4ses ABosAD0,m % oo.vo
al pdblioo sus servioios profesionales en-
au bufete, calle de II Cruz ndmero II,
piso principal, izquierda.s : p @16-7
~. Nos escriben de Ia isla: clos
emplesdos de comunicaoiones que siguen
al ej6roito, esperan del dignfsimo gene
raj Maofas ieser&n reoonocidos sus ders-
ohos en- la Penfnsula incluy6ndolos en- el
escalafon general del. ouerpo con las Ca :
tegorfas eorrespondientes, asf como ash
milados guerra peroibiran. la paga de
preaente y las dos de auxilio de marcha
como la recibir&n los oficiales del ej6roi'
to. Creemos muy jueta Ia medida, ma
kline teniendo en- cuenta los sacrifci0s
llevados oabo por este sufrido 5ouerpo
Y la situaci6n angustiosa de muchos de
los citados empleados, y no dudamos
que o! general Macfas reoabara del Go
bierne central este acto de justioia.,
49,: - Atribdyees Ia siguiente Erase &
rno is los pensadores mas ilustres de
Espaha: <Lo que mas debe dolernos,
10 que debe mortificar nueetro amor pro-
pio no son los efeotos, sino las oausas de
la guerra, HI sehor Silvela dijo hace
tempo: 30 Espaf1a pierde & Cuba 6
Cuba perdera Espaf1a, << .~-
- Vsrios ofciales del ouerpo de
Bomberos, de Maysg1ez, exploran Ia
voluntod de los veoinos para hacer una
oolecta fin de organizar una banda de
nuaica que de retretas los. jueves los
dolningos. ..,.:.: -. r..
~. Hemos tenido hoy 81 <gusto do
recibir la vista del doctor George g.
Croft, Inspeoto de Sanidad de Ponce,
Repreaentante de Ia comisi6n nacional
de aooorros y corresponsal del <Press,,
de Filadelfa. Dicho seflor, que fu6 pre-.
fsntado s nuestro director en- 81 oampa-
mento del general Wilson, oeroa dc Goa
mo. ha llegado hoy, desde Ponce, por
Adiuntas y Utuado, cuyo trayeoto ha
efectuado en- coche. Sea bienvenido.>
49, Dentro de POGO regresarh s esta
isla, su pals natal, el joven abogado y
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MAK0AfxIDAY Y ~.
--44, SAN FRANCISCO 44.- P.
~. Ha asosndido s aspirante 1c.
de tel6grafos don Modesto Escudero por
vaoante que produce el aseenso de don
Joaquin Barreiro Alfonso.
-. Don Esteban Fernandez nos
participa en- atenta tarjeta que ha tras'
ladado S la calle de la Cruz nhmero 6
su estableoimiento de ssstrerfa denomi'
na1o 'sAll England"
- Fu6 autorizado por 81 Admi.
nistrador general de Comunioaciones
para rsponer en- su destino al costero de
Santurce don Juan Cubo.
~ Nuastro amigo ell doctor Rufz
Arnau nos partioipa habersa trasIadado
1 Ia oalle de San Francisco ndmero So:
.*x Dursnte Ell nlaimo mes pasado
han sido vacunados en- Lola 10 indivf'
duos, NO habi6ndose obtenido ningun nd
nero do pdstulas favorables, por ser 81
virus demasiado viejo.
* Andnciase en- Areoibo la apa
rioi6n de IN peri6dico que SO intitular&
eEl Nuevo Soils.
49, Por Ia Secrstarfa de Goberna'
ci6n SO ha concadido cuatro dias de Ii.
cencia al aspirante 10. de tel@grsfos don
Francisco M6ndez.
s** Aver fueron curados en- Ia sala
de socorros los individuos Ventura Me
yea Martinez de TN rasgu1o casual y F5'
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sen grande 9sosla, Yiaron d martas,
.pAaado en- Capofojo e1sninando i W,
lriaA finoas. .s S. 5 I ss . &.
segun 5ha dido deoir <El Bus,
soapi6, el<Indiana, reenpplaza,a en bro.
Evea& los orucsros amerioanoa 8 Nnsva
Orleans {" 'Cinoinatti . surtos en-
nneatro puerto. - ...-.0:<z 49,.
~ Del mismo colega: Gun a7u:
dante del Almirante Schely, que aver
.tarde trafa de .Rfo. piedras un mensaje
para <el .gobernador general, rscibi6 Ca.
e,.,- i ~ - ..-.-e..~-4~ ~->1-~ a1- IL,
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"a e. q 49, r. p'L~As r. Il ed
de toaas ,socjo,aes, coneorap y ve,soze,,
II 2CERECEDO, HMs. 4 COMP. - .
}1.*. Hs zaido nombrado& ordensnza
del cnerpo de Comunicaoiones afeoto &
ia Secretsrfa de Fomento don Fernan'
do Torres. s~::>i .~.~.s> s@@=-@ ! {. - j. IT,.
s=-@@+* Los periddicos habaneros hacen
referenoia 4 dos sociedades secretas que,
segun rumor phblico, exlstfsn en- aquella
oiudsd. Titulabanse eel Cuohillo, y
Ella Navajo B!anoa,. ~.' .:..::.. ::.*o:s%
~4< ~ Para Faiardo y Vieques Sc des.
pach6 Ell balandro <Pedritos con diver
Sos efeotos. - &x>4&.,," ~ :<*.*%
Il: s~*. Entro ayer ell bergantfn ingles
*<Sceptre,1 de Lunemburgo, con salazo-
mes = e26s pies de MADEIRA. >=...=:..~ 6 =.
Ssirf9 de seda: con sop s tie rebQja,
v '' eA detallamos una gran ;partida
S, 10, Is y 30 centavos vara, Precios #.
JOS. Bazar do Novedades de Gonzalez
Padfn Hmnos., San Francisco 50 San
Juan. !. - "..--@:> p. 6~1
5:~ ~ El ni9rcolea, 4 las eiete me-
dia de la noohe, lego & Humscao pro-
cedente de la isla de Vieques la mitad
de la compaflfa del Provisional ntmero
E10uuO IEClD1A& u zA 0utIHAa O0 La HV
blaoion por la banda de maoheteros.
-. Hemos reoibido ell primer nu-
nero dc <El Vasuviue, (sio) peri6dico
trisemestral que bajo la direction de don
Jose Gonzalez Quiars, We Ia luz en- Ia
ciudad del Oeste. Dejamos estsbleeido
el canje. e.. 49,.
.4.*,< El Ayuntamiento de Mayagdez
ha designado una eomisi6n formada por
81 Alcalde se6or Palmer 81 coneejal se
nor Gautier para llevar i efeoto el CAM
bio de nernbres dc las GALES.
- Cinoo americanos pertenecisn :.
tes & UNA sooiedad que piensa dedicarse
4 Ia oomprr lie terrenos para ou>tivarlos
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Y 4 EDADESS.: s:

Sc d0sea vendar en-: en- E.pa1a On la
proviuoia de Oviedo, Santa Marina dc
Ia Vega calle de la antigua una casa
nun 5, altos y bsjos de msmposte:fa
cubisrta de losa con eu corral tapiado
casa de horno para elaborar pan, GU
biarta tambi9n de losa con so antoiana
abisrta al Sur con la que oonstituye on
solo fcndo de oabida dc dos Areas junto
s Ia casa por ell Norte con so huerta Ger
osda de pared alta de cabids de trein:a
? seis Areas sesenta y siste sentiareas
destinadas labranzas con otra antoiana
al orients y otras poroiones de TERRA
oompuastas Dc dos cuerdaa mas me-
noe. FL que interese eomprarla dirfja'
ss aa dusna Amalis Gonsa!ez viuda dc
la Tore. Ciudad Dc Humaoao, Puerto
Rico. SO-14
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Il Tnn@a-UnIco dep6sito deldesacred,tado RON
Il ulitU To PAC1o las tres sSs Este ron p5-
sino internal y mata gente, SO resaa
los tOcayOe del estab1ecimentO 50 centavos bOtea,
--Arecibo, caue de Pavia No. 10, -
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Ssion provincial. lon recibi6 con exquisite
cortesfa y Len fsoiht6 nm pAses afnsde.
que visitaranIel Asilo de fBene6 6oenoia.
Una veg ALI }recorrieron 1todos los de-.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court
 April 7th, 1898 ESTATE of JULIA NJ. .HOTCHKISS, late of Redlands, California, owning property in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the credit ors of said deceased to bring in their clalms against said estate Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to FREDERICK E. HOTCHKISS,
 Executor, or Clark. Blake, Hall X Peck, attorneys for the Executor, 152 Orange street, New Haven Conn. apS St
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OBITUARY RESOLUTION.

OBITUARY RESOLUTION.
 At meeting of the Board of Directors of the Mechanics Bank, held on Saturday, April 9th, I59S the following resolution was unanimously passed:
 Whereas, We have learned with profound sorrow of the death of Edwin F. Mersick. who for over twenty-two years was asso- ciated with us as director of this Bank, 1t Is hereby
 Resolved, That by his death we have lost valued companion, and we do hereby re- cord our high appreciation of his many ster, ling qualities, Integrity, and conscientious devotion to duty, w-.-ch .endeared him to us all as a wise counselor and faithful friend, and tender to the bereayed family and friends our cordial sympathy in their deep atfiiction.
 Voted, That this Board will attend the funeral in body.
 Voted, That the above resolution be en tered upon the records of this Bank, and an attested copy be sent to the immediate family of the deceased. CHAS. II. TROWBRIDGE, Cashier MERSICK-In this city, on Good Friday Edwin F. Mersick, aged 60 years. Notice of funeral hereafter. Kindly omit flowers. 2t