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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-04-02
PROCEEDINGS,
Meet1ng Of the Board Of Cook County
- Commissioners

Mest1ng Of the Board Of Cook County
- Commissioners.
March IS, 1898. Ga. m.
Present-Fred jackson and Gust Olson. and
WIN. Fisher. clerk. -
The minutes of last meeting read and approved
The petition Of Geo. r. Stuntz tabled.
Bonds Of Geo., n. Durfee and q. s. G. Plank
approved. Bond OF John Aatheson, assessor.
approved.
Internissiou.
Up. m. Bond Of Chris Murphy, printer Of the
delinquent tax list Of 1895 and 1895. approved.
The petition Of W. Harrison ct al referred to
comfy attorney for report
Upon motion $500 was placed in the contin.
6ent fund. ~
Meeting adjourned to March 10, asss, at 2p. m .
2p. N. March 10th. Present Fred Jackson,
Hans Engelsoh and Gust Olson: 4 &s-22.1 - .
The county canvsssing board reported that the
propositions to Issue bonds for roads and bridges
to the amount Of ssOOo and for funding floating
indebtedness to the amount Of 3SO00 each receiv-
ID . majority Of the vot,s cast and were carried
Road and bridge bonds received, For, So; Against
sAAA&AAAS AAAAAoOtSUuCe6 UOQOS T6C9lVGO, For.
IS; Against. 10. s-."' -.
The following resolutions prevailed:
Resolved that Cook county accept tho propo-
elton made BY August ]. johnson for the sale OF
ono half acre on the west side Of the cemetary. to
be used for the burial of county poor at the price
Of forty dollars and the clearing and fencing the
whole cemetary two acres) Ayes, all.
Received that the petition Of Geo. r. Stuntz ct
81 Tor survey. at Pigeon Point be allowed and not
! 20 $4,000 be appropriated to paw, for same. And
the county sur yor issauthorized to make the
same acco, 1ltag to. the terms Of the petition
I Arcs. ~. s I. 81 .z.. s
heaecsptanee u John MCGUIRE, road over.
seer, received ard fled.
The request af james A Tucker for abatement
q personal tar was referred to the county attor-
ney tor 9 report as to It's legal aspect.
The request Of the. several that ask for state
ments Of the financial condition Of the countr
considerede The Board deemed it best 10 sell at
private sale the bonds voted March is, 1893.
Rssplntion:
Resolved that 6. .J.s JJohnaon Sc AUTHORISED 10
nefQssats The on Ess,de ,stsa att,e spsu,.l
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NOTICE FOR puBLrcAT1oN

NUI1CE FUR FUBGlCAT1ON.
Land Office at Duluth. Mimi. March II, 1898.
; Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that ssid
proof will be made before the register and Re-
ceiye1 at Duluth. Mimi. en- May 10, 1898, viz:
Carl Petruschke homestead entry No. 1924 for
the lots l. 5. 6, 8. section 2. twp g. range west
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz:
Fred A Gross of Duluth, MINI, Herman Ieis-
ner, William Steiner and William Foster of Du-
,luth, MINI.
VIM E Culkin. Register
B n johnson, Atty 3S
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Effects OF Diamonds.

Sarah Bernhardt claims that the
wearing OF diamonds destroys the best
expression OF the face, dims the fire
OF the eyes and makes the teeth look
like like chalk. Her fad, however, is for
costly gowns, the last magnificent ac-
QUESTION being trimmed with tur-
quoises and the train lined with the
skins OF 200 ermines, It is valued at
s. 300.
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DON'T GO TO THE KLoNDIKE,.

s Lots Of talk and writing now days
about Klondike. But it costs $3.50 to
get there. Every young person should
have g trade or a profession. Edison,
the wizard Of the wire, was first tele-
graph operator. Telegraphy can be
picked npat home in your spare hours.
The Edison telegraph outfit costs ST. 90.
It. .is. practical learners instrument.
Many expert operators have learned by it
We send with it wire, battery, all COM
,pfete, with full directions for operating
and q course OF lessons for learning at
home in ten weeks. Any boy or girl can
acquire this useful profession in short
time by our system. Sent prepaid $1.14.
Money refunded if unsatisfactory.
( 3 ACME ELECTRIC Co.. r ,om 1926,
,3-5-8 Marquette Bldg, Chicago, I'll.
FARM WANTED-send full particu-
lars, price etc. at once.
. 3.5tf A. Fl. RUSSELL, Akron, 0.
-. :. Do You RIDE A WHEEL?
RECEIVERS SALE
HIGH GBADE WHEELS.
We have>received instructions to close
ont Bicycle Manufacturers Stock of
$3.50 High Grade '98 Model Ladies' and
Gents Wheels, manufactured to retail at
S75 OK each Fully warra,tod
OUR PRICE $500 EACH
Send $500 to cover express charges Tor
deposit amount with your Express Agent
and send us the receipt and we will ship
you the wheeiC G. O. D. for the balance.
Western Brokerage Co.,
1926 Chicago, I'll.
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Ingen1ous Tramp.

a Bath (Me.) tramp told the police
that he stole tub Of axle grease, putt
in small boxes, and peddled It from
house to house as corn salve. Hesays5
he sold two boxes Of it to the man whose,
axle grease he stole.
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Ponnlation 81 German C,t,e,.

Berlin has 1,677, 1876 inhabitants;
Hamburg, .625, 900; Munich, 4o7, 900.
Four cities have over 900 900 ipsic,
10000; Breslau, 81, 600; Dresden, $780,.
coo, and Cologne, 3aa1 900
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Do You RIDE A WHEEL?
RECEIVERS SALE

AND Ac-
w tive gentlemen or ladies to travel for re-
sponslole, established house IN Mime
sota Monthly $500 and expenses Position
steady. Reference. Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. The Dominion Company
Dept Y, ,hicago, 49,
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We know Of no review published, in this
country or in Europe. which combines so success
fully as the AMERICAN MONTHLY the alertness,
timeliness, and energy of journalism with the
sound Judgment carefully weighed opinion, exact
knowledge, and well-chosen English Of the purely
! literary periodical. 1.-The Outlook. -
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-04-02
Human voice.

Forty-four muscles are called into
play in the production Of the human
voice.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-04-02

FARM WANTED-Send full particu-
lars, price etc. at once.
: 3.5tf A. Fl. RUSSELL, Akron, 0,
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Il impossible promise particular features that viii apreas
AMERICAN MONTHLY" during the coming year for
Bookman great monthly newaper As saeh prints foe
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-04-02

the month, Of the political the
economic, and literary happenings
which are Of value to intelligent
men and women. The Editos's
"Progress Of the World !" tells sssc-
cinetly an illustrated story Of the
month. TIE "Leading Astielesn
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VIII Smallwood, Atty.
The record-union., 1898-08-15
Study Of Muscles.

The French expert in instantaneous
photography, M. Marcy, has been max
ing an interesting study Of the muscles
during work. Says Cosmos" in its re-
port of the Academy of Sciences: The
mechanism of locomotion is very COM
plex. The work Of Mr.. Marcy has al
ready elucidated a number of points,
but he finds that the information at
hand is yet very incomplete, and to get
a surer base for deduction 1t is neces-
sary to collect new facts. To obtain
these complicated data, the process is
somewhat laborious, but the results
that it gives are quite worth the
trouble. NJ. Marcy indicates the plan
that he employed. embracing light sue
cessive operations. We shall notice
only the fundamental ones. They con-
sist in obtaining by acknowledgements
the series Of attitudes of the animal in
the acts to be studied, and then in kill
ing 1t and preparing it's skeleton, SO
that this can be photographed in the
same attitudes as the living animal.
Thus We have the elements for a COM
plete study of the muscular system. NJ.
Marcy has applied his method to the
horse, and gives very complete details
of the series Of successive operations
and the deductions that can be made
from them. Translated for the Liter
ary Digest.
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$k Wehnsf0Ck Lubin 4OO4I2 Street Sacramento.

may be eternal. In other words, nope
1t will be to the interests of both to be
friends. / think the English-speaklng
peoples are to rule this world; they are
the kings of invention, OF manufactures
Of commerce, Of administration, and
they have a higher conception of hu-
man liberty than any other people. OF
course, they are not entirely free; they
still have some Of the rags and tatters
and ravelings Of superstition; but
they are tatters and they are rags,
and they are ravelings, and the peo-
pie know it. And, beside all this, the
English language holds the greatest
literature of the world.-Robert G. In
gersoll in Los Angeles Times.
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An Interesting Display
of ITEMS Clothing.

Mems suits, special value, S6.25.
Mems suits, special value, S7.85.
Mems double-breasted. silk
faced, blue serge coats and vests,
in summer weight. Special val
ue, $6.o5.
Mems superbly made bicycle
suits, of fine quality. Special val
ue, S6.85.
Mems bicycle suits. Special val
ue, $3.S5.
Mems bicycle coats, in blue or
black, Sass.
All the above are shown in one
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MunvOn' Headache and Indigestion Cure

is the only remedy on the market that
will cure every form of Headache in 3 to
10 minutes. correct Indigestion, stimu-
late the nerves and build up the system.
1t should be in every home and every
travellers gripsack At all Druggists Is
cures 25c
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An Old Euxlish Firm.

For more than 300 years a drapery
business has been carried on in the
same building at Sheffield under the
title Of the Sign of the Crowne, and
since 1850 the business has been con-
Quoted by one family.
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SEYEN-YEAR-OLD NuIWOOD.

The celebrated Nutwood whisky, and T.
years-old-another lot just received from
lished Ale Vaults. 3O2 J street Try it;
pure and straight. Nagele & Svenssen.
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The largest piano house in Northern
California. carrying the most complete
and extensive stock, is the Wiley B. AL
len Co., 415 K. Jobbers and retailers .
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McMorry sells groceries. Agent for
Coronado water and Stockton sarsa-
parilla and iron. 531 M street
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MONDAY, $50 A. M.
Closing Out Sale Of
Chi|dren'S Tan Shoes.

Monday, the Shoe Department re-
sumes its effort, started last Wednes-
day with the sale OF Womens Ian
Shoes and Ties and continued Saturday
by the sale of Mems Tan Shoes, to dis
pose OF the entire stock OF colored foot
wear before the season closes.
Mondays sale will not be mere
forcing out of odd lines, but frank, thor
ough clearance sale of the entire stock
of Misses and Children's Zine Ian
Shoes We know that results-the de-
Cided results we want!-will depend on
the prices and have made the prices such
that results must follow
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Carhart Overalls.

Goods labeled Carhart are all
made by Union labor. We are ex-
elusive agents for Carhart goods
here. Carhart overalls are SO
strong and so good as to be aptly
termed the Railroad Mems
Friend Made with bib front,
non-ripping felled seams, seven
pockets and patent buttons Price,
81 pair.
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WHOLESALE LIouORa.
CRONAN & WISSEMAN.

$50 X Street and 1lOS-I11O ThfrA
Street, Sacramento, CAL,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL.
ers in Fine Whiskies. Brandies and Chan.
payne.
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MONDAY

MONDAY
ME OFFER
PRETTY SUMNER GOODS
At Good-by Prices.
.n:x~ The hight
TA OF 5 u III M e
Xsk season now
nNx bad time to
MT9S#SNN sell and
fsHcE&SR.ES good time to
ZM&@f buy Summer
III MM goods. B a d
W[>Tk A.A time to sell be-
M R ~. cause the ia
H.5.'%<. =: IA brics will not
E.'.r'..M...A bring fair
t.H, .&N,.M prices - good
-. >.G.N..V time to buy
49, for the same
reason. But we must sell the as
so1trnent OF Summer goods that we
have left, or carry them over until
next season, which we do not de-
sire or purpose to do. Hence, we
shall offer them at sweeping re-
ductions at the opening of busi-
ness next Monday. Won't it paw
you to buy at these good-by
prices?
At SC Yard.
Seaside suitings, dainty madras
cloths in fancy printed designs,
suitable for wrappers, suits, chill
dren's dresses, etc. Regular price,
I5c. Monday, Sc yard.
Navy blue grenadines, sold for
merly for I5c. Monday, Sc yard.
Summer lawns in a large assort-
ment of dainty patterns Regular
values, SC and IOc yard.
Monday, SC yard.
At 1OC Yard.
Limited assortment Of small
figured lawns for children's use.
Monday, 1Oc yard.
Plain colored organdies Of nice,
sheer texture. Former price, 25c.
Monday, 1Oc yard.
Organdie Innings in plain colors,
such as Nile, apple, cream, scarlet,
black, etc. Former price, I5c.
Monday, 1Oc yard.
At 15c Ward.
Do you want to wear pretty
new dress at Park or Pavilion dur
ing Fair time? Think of this Of
fering in connection with such a
want, and you will find it decided
ly to your advantage All that are
left Of our fine imported organdies
which originally sold for from 25c
to 5oc yard are in this lot Includ-
ed are some of the swellest of this
seasons pretty effects-plalds,
broken checks and Bayadere nov
elites in exquisite colorings.
Monday. 15c yard.
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Lot I.-rlisses' Tan Shoes, Sl.I8

Lot I.-rlisses' Tan Shoes, Sl.IS.
In this lot we shall offer a num-
Der OF different styles in misses
tan kid lace and button shoes, all
made with coin toes, and all fine,
stylish goods. A few dark green
shoes, included, also. All marked
at a uniform closing out price.
Mondays price, $I.IS.
Lot II.-Misses' Tan Shoes, .7S.
About thirty pairs only in this
lot, hence those who wish to share
the offering should be on hand
when the sale opens. Extra fine
quality dark brown vici kid lace
shoes made with coin toe, spring
heels and kid tops, having silk
vesting inlaid up the instep, one
of the latest ideas in shoelnakinc.
There are no nicer or handsomer
shoes for misses in our stock, but
the season is waning now, and the
pretty novelties must be closed
out. Mondays price, $I.7S.
Lot iii. -Children's s Tan Shoes, oSt
All the children's colored shoes,
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of our large show windows, max
ing decidedly interesting display.
Stop minute and note how good
tnev are!
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NEAGLE
Medical Institute.

DIR. NEAGLE AND ASSOCIATES
treat and cure all Chronic Diseases and
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat and
Lungs, Liver, Heart. Kidney, Bladder.
Brain, Catarrh, Asthma, Rheumatism,
Bronchitis, Headache, Deafness, Chills
and Malaria. Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Drop
sy Eczema, Scrofua, Chronic Diarrhes,
HemOrrhoids and Rectal Troubles and ali
forms Of Sores. Blood and Wasting Dis
eases.
NEAGLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, located
permanently at 7241a X St, Sacramento.
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mostly tan and dark brown (but a
few dark green included, also),
that we have left in stock, sizes 81
to IL, go III this lot. Principally
coin toes. but a few with square
toes, a great many with fine turned
soles. An assortment of handsome,
deserving shoes, TO be closed out
at a price decidedly under value.
Mondays price, oSc.
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A limited number of pairs of in
fants' very fine dark brown kid
shoes, with the popular plaid cloth
tops, all marked to be closed out
at Mondays price, 75c.
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Much the same as Lot lila
varied assortment of children's
shoes in different styles, but all
nice, deserving goods. Some tan,
some dark brown and some green.
a few with square toes, but the
greater number with stylish coin
toes. Sizes 5 to 8. To be closed
out at Mondays price, 1886.
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eW Taffeta Silks, 85C.

"a II Taffetas - crisp and shimmery-not rich
.GIU<W looking other but favored by
(C3. Fashion with such a wide of usefulness
n MN IL be entitled to the foremost place among silks
kgBqW( A superb line here to join interesting
kY1nA sOrment. Nile, cerise, lavender, lilac
Vh%&S pearl gray, hunters green, marine garnet
and other plain colors, we'll fully twenty diff
xvi erent color combinations in changeabe effects.
AS to quaity-muCh better than we have Of
fered at the price, 85c yard
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Or A. T. SAMDEN ss. San Ii azzsaei:eo zss nss.;. s.i st..
Office hours-S a. m. TO p. m: Sundays, 10 to /.
Branches at Los Angeles, Cal, 70in south Broad
way: Portland, Or. 23 Washington st.; Denver Col,
g, Six teenth ST.; Dallas, Tex. 2s5 Main st.
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Puefto4RiC0 5 de NOYiembre de 1898
o.. Sc nos suDlica la insertion de la

- Sc nos suplica la insertion de Ia 81.
guiente prcgunta: <SPor que causa, Sin pre-.
VIC acucrdo dc la Junta, el presidente dc la
scciedad eLs Previsora,, teniendo en- GAIA
800 pesos, ha suapendido los socorros que pa
saba & los socios enfermos? C.,
a** Ell m6dico director dc Sanidad del
puerto de IIumacao don Joaquin Castany ha
presentado su renunca la Secretarta de Co.
bernaci6n, suplicando le sea admitida, por te'
ner que ausentarse para Espafla.
-. Ha fallecido en- Nueva York, despues
de dos amos de enagenaci6n mental, la estima-
BILE puertorriqueha sonora dona Conception
Mocz6 Baniet de Manzanely. AoompaHamos q
su familia en- ell justo dolor que le aqueja.
Nv FL dfa de los oorrentes saldrA con
direction 4 esta iala cl seflor don P. A. Todd,
que fiara aquf au residencia.
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Consoles a nj sobrI1o
PERIODISTA NOVEL
Nueva York, Octubre de 1898


Mi querido Estcban 5ConGuc tambGn
en- el gremio? Pues, hijo mfo, no to arriendo
las ganancias. Bien sc que has recibido una
educaei6n esmerada qEe tieres eamor al arto>
que acknowledgements estas bien preparad>
para la campafla en- que to has metido, pero 8
tt to esth pasando 10 que los j6veDes que tn
edad que Sc meten frailes hacen voto de
castidad y pobrezs sin saber 10 qre hacen. En-
el periodismo como en- el sacerdocio, 70 es po'
sibIe volver atrAs. Sc empieza, burls hurando,
y cuando uno m6nos 10 pienss, queda metdo
hasta las orejas en- el atascadero preso en- e
para siempre por Ia fuerza de Il costumbre
Feliz tn, ST despues de este primer ensayc, es'
carmientas te retiras cen orden, en- b7sca de
otra profession mas positiva, que aunque pueda
ser menos noble, sea mas segurs.
Veo por tn carta que has empezado como
ecronista,, y en- los nnmeros de eEl Nuevo Sols
que me remites, halo en- la parte que te CO.
rresponde, buena diccion, prudencis oportu'
nidad, 10 cual no es POGO
Pero un mismo tempo observe que tn
sNuevo Sols no Corresponds nj en- POGO nj en-
mucho su pomposo nombre porqus en- el to-
do ss anticuado y rutinario, desde la forma
hasta 81 estilo.
va que me pides mi opinion mis- conse-
jos, voy hablarte con franqueza. El perio'
dismo ests ALA entire nosotros muy atrasado,
n6 porque nos fslten escritores pablicos tan
ilustrados = tan inteligentes come los mejoles,
sino porque Ell medic ambiente no lie es pro-
picio porque todavfa hacemos del diario una
entidad de familis que obedecs 4 todas nues
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Propoacitnes para el abaeto de carne trcs'
c,. Ofcna del Jefe Comisario, Depart tamento
dc Puerto Rico, San Juan, p. r. Octubre 29
de 1898. Sc admiten en- esta ofcina, hasta Ia
l l de la mailana del jueves 10 de Novicmbre &c
1898, proposiciones cerradas, por triplicado
para ell abasto entrega en- los distintos paes
tos de Ia leila dc la carne frasca nece.
saria para las tropas, durspte, ell periodic de
tempo que empezara, dias mas monos, ell dia
10 de Noviembre del 9s, terminando ell dia 80
de JUNO del 90. Las siguicntes son las canti-
dades, en- libras, que aproximadaments sc ne
cesitan cada mes: Adj untaa 1880; Aguadila
1880; Aibonito $500; Arecibo G72o; Barce,o-
meta 1850; Caguas 672o; Camuy 1850; Caro-.
lima 1880; Cayey 1850; Coamo $780, Fajardo
1880; Guanica $500; GuAyama 1850; Hatilo
1850; Humacso 1850; Isabela 1850; Lares 1880;
Las Marfas 1850; Manatf 1880; Mayseiicz
2OlGO; Ponce 2ol60; Quebradillas 1850; Rio
piedras 1880; Utuado $500; Isla de Vieques
1880; San Juan l6sOO. Proposcones para
abastecer las diferentes localdades deben ha-
cerse separadas, postores pueden presentar pro
posiciones, para todss para una mas locali~
dades pero en- cualquiera d, los dos casos la
proposition debe esipular cafa precio para
oada localida1. la carne dehe ser de bucna
calldad estsr en- condlolon de usafse lnne-
diatamente, d:be proceder de loa cuartos de-
lsnteros = traseros en- proportion, inolusendo
todas las mejores tajadas de dchos cuartos y
debe prepararse y arreglarse como &c dirija.
No Sc recibira carne de toros, ciervos, vacaa
nj dc animales enfermos. AL pcs.or agraciado
SO le exigira un contrato por esorito y debe
prestar fanza para su exacto cumplimiento.
Sc darAn mas detales informes relatives al
contrato al que asf 10 solicite de eata ofoina.
Sobres contenendo proposicones deben mar
carse Proposals for Fresh Beef, y dirijirse al
que 6rma. Henry G. Sharpe, Colonel and A.
9. g. s., U. S. Army, Chief Commssary.
Ga
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AL PALS

Vamos los tribunales de justicia pro-
bar las acusaciones que hemos hecno contra ell
se1or Sccretaro de Gobernacisn, por su con-
Quota durante las altimas eleccones. Nuestro
pleito es ell pleito del pats. Lleg6 el momento
de hacer el proceso de aquellas eecciones, que
esoandalizaron al pueblo puertorriqueno.
Pedimos, pues, todos los hombres honra-
dos que tengan en- su poder alguna prueba
material de los hechos denunciados, que nos la
faciliten, para hacer luz, no ante ell pats, que
no la necesits, sino ante ell Gobierno americana,
en- esta causa que es la de la iuatioia.
l.. Sanchez Morales, lose q. Bardoso,
i. GuHlermety, Fernando Nu7es, Bartolomc
LlO6et. 3-2
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NOTICIAS

~ Aver regresj para su residenoia de San
German el expresldente del primer gobierno
insulsr don Francisco Mariana QuIones.
~ Dfcese, no sabemos con que funda-
mento, que pronto ae verifcaran las bodas del
infant3 don Jaime de Borbon con la princesa
de Asturia7, & fin de aEegurar la duracion del
sietema monarquico en- Espans, evitando los
horroros de la guerra civil. Los republioanos
siguen desunidos.
*. Aver tarde pasearon en- coche ell gene
raj Scheridan y su seilora en- companfa del
presidente de las Secretaries de Despacho Sc
nor Mus1 OF Rivera, del interprete sr. Baiz.
Gran Hotel "ngIaterra' 1.Ssa@Rea9s mSts! de Rs5nsr
do la altura de los mejores de Europa. Wis
tas & Ia bahia. Con gabinete de lec.ura, de-
partamento de cantina, tabaquerfs un elegan
te Salon de Recreo. -Hopedajes desle DOS
PESOS en- aielante, gogin la habitacion que &c
ocupe,-A. AGUDO.-(Propietario).
- Del <Bo,etfn Mercantile: 'sLos car
pinteros de las casetss que sc estin constru- =
yerdo en- e terrapl6n de las Obras del Puerto,
Sc han retirado esta manana de Gus ocupaoio
nes por haberse enterado de que & gus compa'
1eros en- Ponce les sbonsban dos pesos ORC
diarios Il ellos solamente dos peGos provincial
les Ell encargado de los trabajos les mauifes'
t5 que procuraria hablar con el iefe de las
obras, para yer 81 consegufa que por 10 m5nos
se les abonasen peaos y medic provinciales.
Sc retiraron en- act!tui pacffca, para agusrdar
la resoluc6n."
-. La prensa madrllens, por me lilo de
sus 6rganos mas autorizados, Sc muestrs par.
tidaria del complete abandono de Filipnas.
r. El comisiorado especial Mr.. IL. X.
Carols partirA para les Estados Unidos ell dfa
8 de les corrientes.
-. Han contraido matrimonio en- Ponce
los j6venes don Carlos Clausel dona Gregg
ria Llorens.