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The Lamar register., 1899-06-07

81 NpciHAtoh hnu expects 70 turn out
number Of expert operators soon.
- =
The Granada Times announces
that arrangements have been com
pleted for the organization of state
bank at that place soon.
La Junta has appropriated several
Thousand dollars to extend the sew
ers OF the town. Theyevidently want
a place to dump their rotten politics.
James Justice, Santa Fe brake
man, was killed at Rocky Ford last
week while switching train. He
was run over by several Of the cars
and badly cut up.
The dry weather and constant wind
has practically ruined range all over
the cattle grazing section OF the west,
and the Arkansas valley is no ex-
ception to the rule.
The Unmuzzled Truth announced
last week that our DIR. Hasty was
down to hold a constellation" with
DR. Boggs That's OK. The Drs.
are bright enough stars in their pro-
fession to make first-class conste!-
lation.
There has been an unusual amount
OF kicking about the manner OF pro.
rnting the water under the various
ditches this spring. Ii is hard to
tell whether it is the small supply OF
water or poor management that
causes the trouble. Probably both.
-.
The Holly citizens have been plant.
ing 1900 Carolina poplars this spring
on the streets OF their town. This
shows enterprise, but il they had
first inspected the Carolina poplars
in Lamar, which have been growing
here for several years, they would
have tried some other variety.
-. a
Harker and Darlings who went
through here some time ago taking
ore to Lamar for shipment from Car
riso. returned Tuesday. They re-
ported the ore as running s9i in
copper 10 the ton. They seemed to
feel as though Carriso would become
a mining camp yet -SpringfelJ
Herald.
A correspondent of the Las Ami
mas Lesder is kicking because he
had TO close down his headgate few
DAYS aud let farmers at this end of
TT. Lyon canal, who have bad no
water this season, irrigate their crops.
That correspondent is in constant
danger Of being mistaken for one of
his porkers.
One OF the certain developments
of the Arkansas valley during the
next few years is trolley line to
connect every city and town from the
grand canon to the state line. III
Pueblo does not take the initiative
in this matter some other city will.
The entire valley properly looks to
US to start such system Of transit
and the city will be unfaithful to its
obligations as the capital of all this
rich territory unless it takes the mat
ter Pueblo Chieftain.
When such a system becomes a
necessity the towns of the valley will
build it. Life is too short to wait for
Pueblo capitalists to grow enter
prising.
The city has force of men exca.
waiting for the new reservoir. The
new water storage will be one of the
best IL the valley. Two carloads Of
cement will be used in its construc-
ton, and the foundation will be gravel
and sand The city council have
thought it best to not let the job by
contract, but Will employ the labor
by the day and procure a competent
mechanic to oversee the work. All
the work is TO be done by citizens of
Rocky Ford and the preference will
ba ,,ivar, 10 p,arriad men The res
The Lamar register., 1899-06-07
Arkansas Valley Notes.

Granada has home telegraph line
in operation and expects to turn out
a number Of expert operators soon.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14

In this weeks Issue appears the 'tad'
the jefferson Military College, Of
Washington. near Natchez, Miss. This
il one of the oldest colleges in the state
and the new life it has taken on in the
last few years. is bringing it to the
front as one of the first, and insures to
the citizens that it will deveiope and
send forth. as in the past, smell men AS
Grant. Brown and jefferson Davis to
settle the financial, social and political
problems of the future. The object of
the college is two fold: it offers complete
c,urs-s in the most important branches
of ~ liberal education or provides
thorough preparation for entrance into
the higher classes of u most pru1ni-
naut colleges and universities. No
father or mother can make a mist;. he in
sending their boys there, for good u,orals
good instruction, and good health is the
foundation Oh which the college is
built.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14
MEETING OF THE SENATORIAL
CONVENTION.

The delegates to the Senatorial Con
vention met at the cOnrt house in
Greenwood on July 5th for the purpose
of nominating a senator for the - Dis
trict, composed of the Counties Of Lee
fore and T~allahatchie. II. Majors
was elected Chairman, and G.. L.. Lomax
Secretary.
following members present III person
and by proxy from Tallahathie county:
II. F. Moore, H. B. Flaut, Isaac c. Pat
terson, P. II. Thornton, j. c. kuyken-
dali, w. T. Allen and Walker Nelson.
II. H. Majors, j Long. T. p. Parks,
w. T. Rush, C. w. Sonerviile and &.
l.. Lomax represented Lefiore county.
On motion Hon. A. F. Gardner was
unanimously nominated as the demo-
cratic nominee for senator to represent
the s.th Senatorial District in the next
legislature.
On motion the Chair appointed the
following as the Senatorial Executive
Committee to represent Letore county:
T. P. Parks, Beat /, D. I. MITCHELL
Beat ?, C. l.. Lo,nax, Beat ). II. II.
Majors, Beat 4. H. s. Oltenburg. Bent ,.
A motion was made and passed that
the gentlemen last selected III ralla
hatchie county as members ut the Ex'
ecu,ive Committee for the ,. Senator
;.l District of the State OF Mississippi.
be and arc hereby declared as mem beers
of the Executive Committee for the 2'th
Senatorial district for the next four
years.
On motion the convention adlonrped
sine die. -.
n. III. MAJORS, Chairman
e. +. LOMAx. Secretary.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14

Mr. Jake Kantrovitz leaves Sunday
for Nashville. where he will join a
Marty Of friends for New YORK. Inc
49,, will he q business one hut pleasure
viii be mixed in. Mr.. kantrnv'tz VIII
his fall bring back II OF the iarses'
"a we'll as cheapest lines OF gents 1nr,
nisbings. clothing and etc. ever seen
in the city. To do this he pays eas
for everything. disconrtlnS Az u1 o > fn,.
his fall mage ..ai" in this paper-Don I
80 - IS vo, want to save money.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14
Notice.

All persons are hereby warned NOT 20
b,y cattle from my tenants on e,'n 81
the Bend or Ashwood plantations' 90
all cattle are mortgaged 20 me,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14

StS.nSIs.h)
]. f. II. McSlEanr. Cashier of the !:ank OF
Greenwood. ct Gr..snw.spd. Miss. do hereby
certify that the foregoing is Il true. full and
exact statement OF rlt. assets and liabilities
therein. us shown by the hooks of same.
E. Il. MCSHANE. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. /: no.
tary pnblic in and fpr the county of Itfiore.
Mississippi. this the 10th dty OF July 1853.
X. V. PpII.ARI. Notary Public.
Examined and fanndc correct. this 18th day
OF July. 1891
w. D HOLDEn Andltor
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14

The publishers Of the New York Star,
the handsomely illustrated Sunday
newspaper, are giving a high grade
bicycle each day for the largest list OF
words made by using the letters con-
tanned in THE NEW YORK
STAR" no more times than any one
word than it is fonnd in the New York
Star. Webster's Dictionary TO be COLI
sidered rs authority. Two good watches
first class t~ime-keepers) will be given
daily for second and third best lists. and
manvo other valuable rewards, includ-
ing Dinner sets, Tea sets, China. Sterl-
ing Silver ware, etc, III order OF merit.
This educational contest is being given
to advertise and introduce this success
full weekly into new homes, and all
prizes will be awarded promptly with
out partiality. Twelve 2-cent stamps
must be inclosed for thirteen weeks
trial subscription with fnll particulars
and list of over 300 valuable rewards.
Contest opens and awards commence
Monday, june 90. M cl,ses Monday,
Aug. 81, 1899. Your list can reach MS
any day between the... dates. and will
receive the award to which it may be
| entitled for that day. and your name
will be printed in the following issue of
the New York Star. Only II list can
be entered by the same person. Prizes
are on exhibition at the Stars business
Office. Persons securing bicycles may
have choice Of ladies', gentlemen's or
! Juveniles 1899 model. color or size de-
sired. Call ON or address Dept. Sc"
The New York Star, 236 w. goth
Street, New York Citv.
The action OF the board in not settl
ing the map question at the last meet
ing has brought forth some uncompli-
mentary expressions from several of
our best citizens as to their delay in
this matter. We. ourselves. think it is
a matter that ought to be settled at
once, as it has the progressiveness Of
the city killed. There are men today
contempla ing on bni!!ing but will
not do so nutil this question is settled
and the streets established. For two
months this question has been before
the board for settlement. and it is not
settled vet, nor do We see any prospects
of it's being done. While all the mem
her. IF the board 'ra in .ha civ why
not have n meeting called for this pnr-
pose one day next week. and settle for
ever a question which effects every IN.
terest of the city.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14
Market Report.
Messrs. Harris AMI Marks have open

MeSSrS. Hairs AMI Marks nave open
stores. a jewelry repair shop, also Il
clothes cleaning and pressing depart
lent They invite their friends in the
city who have that kind of work. to
bsing it to them, and they will guaran-
tea satisfaction.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14

Mrs. A. Nice. Kimbrongh and chill
dren are now enjoying the summer a.
their Mississippi City home.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14

Mr.. T. U. Sessins. a young but prom
inent lawyer and politician, of Winona,
gave us u call Tuesday.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14

Mr.. Danl O'Keefe, who has been
employed by the Sutherland-Inn Stave
Co., left for Milan, Tenn, on Thursday
of last week. Mr.. OKeefe was a good
citizen, and we are sorry to hear OF his
leaving. His family left yesterday.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14

DR.. T. w. Raymond, president of the
North Mississippi Presbyterian College,
ermon at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-07-14

Mr.. ". I. Foanssla sess wednssdsy,
for Cambridge, Mar lard to visit his
mother.
The Carrollton boys came I'VE last
Saturday and gave boys a few les
sons in ball playing,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-06
MACEO.
de sEl Figaro, de la Habana) J

Els muy hermoso el espectacuo de uu pue-
bio ousndo recibe ent'e pslmss victories un
vencedor, que le devue.vs la paz le asa.
gura la llbertad. Pero es mas hermoeo, por-
que es mas pat6tico. el e.pectacolo de u pue-
bio de. cubierto, con amor r-vereuca, ante
los d, ,ojos de mArtir qne ofrendo su san.
gre per eievarlo IN gnid d.
Las victo,ias de las fusrzas son effmeras
10 uuioo que oeja mella pereune en- el oorax6n
de los humauos es e sacrl6cio.
L. historia de Cuba, nuestra patria, es IN
largo martirologio. ia isla er rosntada, So
bre la ca al sonrle Git 10 de bendiciop, Sc ele-
va ante los oj ,s del mnndo como un calvario
eminente, en- cuya Gina baf1ada perenne
luz rende exaugue un pueblo c'uoi6csdo.
Todos sus heroes h An sido m artires Sus
anales abren Ia luz siniestra de la hoguera
de Hatuey Su primera revo uoion por la in.
dependenoia Sc despeha en- el abismo donde
vfc,imas, responde ell estertor ahogado del titan
Maceo, muerto por una bala perdida en- Ia SOM
bra.
Ell pueblo immense que acudi6 venerar su
tumba, hssta aver desoonooida, sentfs vaga-
mente en- 10 fntimo de gu espfritu sobrecogido
la solemnidai de esa bora luctuoss. A. pa
gar So deuda de gratitud inextinguible al he
roe, que murio por hberta'lo engrahdeoerle,
al regar con lsgri as amsrgss la TERRA que le
devolvla polvo el ouerpo que albsrg6 alma tan
ind M bile, obedeofa sin duda al sentimiento
profundo do la solidaridad que une estreoha.
mente todos los eabanos en- ell door de los
tormentos pssados y en- la incertidumbre angus,
tiosa de Ia hora presente s;
20 'i6n puede dudsr que todos aquellos
ojos nublados por el llsnto no tuvieran por al,
gunos momentos la vision del guerrero fulgu-
rante que, al galope de So brid6n de guerra, 60
guido de una legion de oentsuros, strsves6 la
lsia de extreme extreme, hacienda saltar &
osda golpe de la espada I'm eslab6n de su caoe.
nu2
Y apenas 10 ven brillsr como faro de liber.
tad, en- 10 mas empinado lie la cerranfa inacce-
sible, Sc bora de s1bto, hundido sin extruen-
do en- la noche eterna!
iC6mo dejar de sentir, con augusta muda
todo 10 que parece haber de simb6ico en- la es-
tupenda carrera del oaudillo cub ano, labrado
en- IL forja DEL dolor, templsdo en- las aguas
de Ia adversidad que va sucumbir despues
de bregA desespera ia, las puertas mismas de
Ia victoria! Su grandezs no se menososba por
clio, antes al contrario. Pero su recuerdo nos
dejs un sedimento le mas honda me ancofs.
Porque no volvemos los oj 70 hsoia el ada'id de-
rribsdo por Ia muerte, desapsreoido tra. Ia nu-
be impenetrab'e, sentados "a las sombrss de
los viisdos y olivos de Ia TERRA de promisi6n,
sino perdidos ana per las sendas infeguras del
desierto, bajo IN oielo desde donde p p.recen MI.
'rarnos indiferentes las estrellas de ana noohe
sin aurora.
Enrique Jose Varona.
l9 Stbre. 1s99
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hueva |ocomotora e!6ct(ica,

El <Street Railway News, dice que en-
Boston &c esta construy yendo una locomotora
6otrica csr aoterisada por el empleo de un pis.
ton de IN oilindro, en- vez de motores de mo.
vimlento circular. El cilindro es mucho mas
largo que en- las looomotoras de vspor lleva
en- su interior una serie de electroim spes. FL
pist6n atraviesa oompletamente ell oi indro y
presenta una GAIA en- oada extremidad.
T,ene. en- la parte situsds On el oilindro, una
serie de armadurss de construction especial.
Conmatadores colooadcs en- el eje de las ruedas
motrioes sirven para hacer pssar para in
terrumpir la oorriente. Ell principle de la ma
quins es 10 admi.ion de Ia corriente en- los el6c.
troimanes que guarnec el cllindro que, por
gu attraction sobre las armadurss del vastsgo
del piston, determinan 81 ulo7;miento de este
Al final de la carers Ia oorrente Sc trss mite al
e'eotroiman de atrks del piston este toma
moviento en- s,ntido oontrario Los comma
tadoros dessmpe1sn en- sums el papel de las
ex 6ot'icas empleadas en- las locomotoras de
vapor. La maquina pue 'e msrohsr 200 vuel-
tas por IN minute y es,a dispuesta para re-
oibir la oorr:eute electrioa blen sea por <tro-
lleys, bien por nm taroer rie, bien por una
baterfa de a:umulsdores.
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La Cosechl de tligo
en- los E. !. yen Rusia'

El Depsrtamento de Agriculture de Was.
hington acaba de publican una rescion o6c;al
en- las que sc estlma qne Ia co.eohs de trigo de
este ano en- todos los Estodos Uuidos ser6 II 9
por oeuto en- veg de SO por ciento que fue la
del ano pasado. cslculAndose Ia production to
al en- dcho psfs para Julio pr6ximo en- 377
millones de bushels. cuando Ia de 1898 fae ie
393 milooes.
Sin emb,rgo, estos o&'culos 81 han heoho
antes de poder apreoiar los efectos del mai
tempo en- las timss tres semspss las autori.
dades mas eompetentes estimsn que eu de6niti
VI Ia oosecha quedarA re1uoida $50 miIlones
de bushes.
Fl oomit6 central de estadfstioa de San
Petersb lrgo puhics las cifras oorrespondientes
. Ia cosecha de trigo en- todo el territorio raso,
a2reciAndola en- 254 milope, de bushels, 10
cusi represents IN exoeso de 50 mi,lones sobre
II ooseeha del aho pasado. que fa6 de 159 mi
llones dc bushels.
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AclerdOS jlDpOltalteS,
Ell C0MlTE EJECUTIVO FEDERAL.

Aver, & las cuatro de la tarde se reupieron
en- las ofcinas del Partido Federal los se6ores
Muhoz Rivers, Hernandez Lopez, Acuf1s, Pal
mer. Mendez Cardoua. Soler, Larrinags, Cue
vas Zequeirs, Disz Navarro, Carbonell Pa.
tr6n, miembros del Comite Executive Fede-
raj.
Sc d6 cuenta de la ordsn dictada por el
General Davis, en- que aparecen ircompatib' 'es
los empleos del Gobierno con los cargos pol1-
ticos Dicha O. den mereci6 el aplauso unAnime
de los conourrentes Y so acord5 prestarle res
petuoso acstsmientc, no solo porqoe responde
los principles dem"craticos, sino porque el
Partido Federal no regatea su apoyo los ac-
tos del G. bern ador
Ell tefor Munoz Rivera lego una carts del
hthor Col Toste. La misms que apareolo
aver en- LA CoRRAsPoNDENc1A Y puso deba
te el asunto. ri Comite, por inmensa msyorfs,
resolvi6 darse por entersdo, admitir la renun
Ola y manifestar al seilor Coll que no estima
bastsDtes los rszoDamentos en- que fuEda ell
acto que realizs.
Ea.eguida 80 pss6 discutir sobre la 81
tuscon de los demss emplesdos que son. al
propio tempo, ibdivi uos del Com,t6 Sc
decidio concederles liceucia temporal ilimitads,
que dursra mentras tcapen sus destinos, y 70
garles que ermane zcan en- elos sin tomsr par
te aotlva en- las luchas palpitsntes, segun los
deseos de! General Davis.
Para susttuir al St nor Coll Toste, de una
mapera defnit,vs, Sc eiigio al Doctor Resell;
y para reemp szar en- Ia Secretsrfa, interina-
mel nte, al sehor Siaos, Sc de.igu6 al sefior Men.
dex Csrdona.
Tratardose despues de la question econ6
mica, pror unci6 ei sef1or Larrfnsg. un discre-
usimo disourso PARA proponer el nombrsmien
to de una comision especial. del seno del Ccmi
tA ejecutivo, para arbitrsr fon los Sin demora.
Ia oomision, que fu6 nom brada compoD
drA de Jos chores don Manuel G. Roman. teso'
zero del part,do, don Ramon Mendez Cardons,
don Tulio Lsrrfusga y don R mon II Pst'6n-
E-tos csbsl eros presents ran el proximo mier
coles un proyecto de org Anizaci6n emprende'
rim !uego sus ira bajos.
So inioi6, por d!timo, la publoaoi6n de un
gran periodico pot'oiero y poIftioo, que sea ell
organo del <Partido Federa'.. Sc aprobo en-
pri"cipio la idea. Dicho peri6dico, liario, ten
d'a varies redactor g. Sc eef1ala & don Carlos
Csrapova, don Sergio Cuevss queira, dc n
Lui. Rodriguez Cabrera otros. C"laborarAn
Muiioz Rivera, Hernandez Lopez, Diaz Nava'
rrO, etc.
De nuestros ipformes resulta que ell Parti.
do Federal sfrma .us prooedimientos tempa'
dos ? el cor curse que frec6 antes al General
Davis, creyendo aef rea izar labor pstrio
tios, que GODS; ste en- cooperar & la obra de ls
rapds impiantacion del regimen civil en- Poer'
to Rico.
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DlARI0 EUROPE0.
Noticias cosmopo|itas
(ENVIADAS P0R B0NAFoUxA A IA CORRESPONDENCE.

de ptembre.
Convoc'oi del Seoado para el ls de Sep
tlembre i'm de entender en- el complot contra
Ia Rel ub'ioa
Fesqulsas arrestaciones en- varas provn.
clas, Clerrase Or0scamente en- Burgos el Congre.
so catolico, habiendo impeddo el Nuncio, que
eJerclo de presidente. ciertas 6rdenes del dia
penosas para 81 Papa y la dinastfa borbopioa.
Cuatro mil slemanes, Residences en- Trans
vaal, Sc han comprometido como voluntarios
combatir las tropa. ioglesss 81 estalla la guerra
En- un meeting de- partido democr.tico de
New York deolarose qae Aguinaldo mereoe ser
contlderado como nno lie los mas grandes he.
roes je la humanidsd
de Septiembre
HI abogado Lsbori oits, como testigos de
descsrga en- el ssunto Dreyfos, al coronel
schwart.koppeo, ex agregado milltar de la EN-.
bajada de Alemsnia en- Paris, al general
Pan'zz'rdi, ex sgregado militar de la embaiad
italiapa en- Paris
de Septiembre
III CoDsejo de Guerra de Rennes reohaxa
los anteriores testimonios de los sgreg ados, asf
como tam blen una go emne declaration del emo.
nitor del 1mperio aieman
Requsitoria del ocmsndants Csrrera con.
tr. DIE fu': Defensa de Hemapge, sbogado
del procesado.
En- los Estados Unidos meetings en- favor
de N. Bryan, oont'incante de M Mac Kiole7.
brll!snte recepclon del general Jlmenex en-
Santiago.
de Septiembre.
III abogado Labor, defsnsor de Dreyfus,
renunoia Ia palabra.
Dehbsraoion del Cousejo de guerra. Sen.
tencls oondensndo Drey fus dez af1os de
rec'osion' por votos contra dos, con cirouns.
tanoias atenuantes.
(Por sepsrsdo van todos mis- telegramss al
sHersldo de Madrids sobre los efectos de diohs
sentepcis
EmP,ess en- Belgrade el proceso de los au.
torres del atentado contra el rey Milano.
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De Quebrad,llas s

HI nuevo Presldente de la Juuta de Carl :
dad de este pueblo don Rafael Marxusch hs
|dlspuesto que elerto numero de lndjgentes ira
bajen en- las GALES. para que en- Ia tarde puedsn
Ireoibir ra,iones para ura semana; pero ioh re-
veces de la fortuna! Hoy trab,j sron 80 hom.
bres por Ia tarde cuando venian snsiosos &
reoibir el psgo de su trabsjo. result6 que no
habfa raoiones esos pobres tuvieron Que irs .
para sus casas segdn vinisron por Ia mahana,
hsm brientos dssoonsolados; sus p.bres fami.
lia- habran recibido ansrgs deception, 4 es-
tss horas lorarAn sus hijos scosados por el
hambre. .
Opino porque. ousndo no hsya raciones,
no debe traerse nadle trabaj Ar ofreciendole
10 que no &c le puede dar; ESQ es un gafo y
pna crueldad.
Ell Corresposssuz.
Qaebrsdillas Oobre 2, 1899.
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Banco Territorial y Agr1co|a dc Pto Rico
SECRETARIA.

Habiendo soordado Ia Administration de
ests Sociedad srrendsr el piso alto de Il casa
propied.d del Bauco, sta en- la Gale de Te-
tusn, mum. Is. bien en- uu solo ouerpo bien
por departsm sntos, Sc haoe pdblico para que los
interesadcs presenter sus proposiciones Pto
Rico. de Ootubre de 1899 - FL Secreta- 10
Juan de Guzman Benitez -Vo b. FL Direc-
tor Gerente-Vicente Antonetti.
aeA 80
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Ia COLLECTION ZZZ

Consa 80 de HORTALZA FLORES ST.
Surdo ACELGA APIO CEBOLLA
C0LFLOR, C0LNABO ESCAROA LECHUGA MELON NA3O PEPNO
PERtG PlMlENTO REMoLACHA REP0L RABANO SANDIA ZANA
OO DE POETA, SOLTERO
CLAVEL, PENSAMIENTO ALHUCEMA RUDA, TOMuLO MEORANA
AZAFRAN.
PEsO3O afraucod
Bajos del Hotel May Fowero 6-San BENJAMIN DeIvaus
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-. Ell Collector de rept., de Ar.o;bo h.
comunicado 10 Secretarfa Civil oue dom Ser.
gio y don Graciano Archills no ipur,. nor
concepto alguno en- los repartos do oontribu.
clones q Estsdo y munioipio, en- eli Gle roioio o.
& 95.
-. FL servioio telegrkioo entire est. c..
pital , Mayagues, hs sido reauudsdo.
=. La policfa municipal ha captur,do
al individuo Guadalupe Ooacio que DOR robo
fue dstenido , Sc fug6 el 2 do del Dep6.ito
municipal.
-. Don Vicente Borges, Presidente 40.
cidentsl de Ia eFederaci6n de trabsisdores de-
Lares> ha comunioado Ia Secretarfs Civil
cue el A(caide no permite constituir dicha 10.
oiedan pesar de h. bsr proceido q Ia enmien.
da del artfculo Side al reglamento.
- Los bomberos de Maysgues se que.
Jan oel mai estado en- que SO encuentran sus
ropss, lo oual NO les permi.e present,rae en-
p1blico9 ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-06
D R. JOSE SAM U RI 0
DENTISTA AMERICANA
36=SAN FRANCISCO=36.

Preoios Sumamente m6dicos.
FL Dr. Sanjurjo ha ganado dos premios:
un no por las mejores operaciones en- la bo-
ca y tro por las mejores cojas de dientes,
segun certifcado que posee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-20

Washington dispatches assert that
tie war department states it will pay no
attention to the round robin OF Manila
correspondents 10 Gen. Otis. Well. that
y the easiest way for the war depart.
nant 10 get rid Of AZ ugly charge. II
RED differently with the 'embalmed
o-et charge aud only got itself into
deeper disgrace by the attempted white
aash. The department learns a little.
mighty little, by experience. and that
little is applied to is political fortunes,
10: . tie better conduct Of the war
Tie correspondents have charged the
administration with deceiy.ng the
American people and tie admlnistra.
ION dare Lot deny It. Pretty good cyl
IaLee Of guilt.