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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-15

CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED.
AT ii o'clock Sunday morning the new
building erected by the congregation Of
the Christian church in this city will be
dedicated. The services will commence
promptly at that hour. Rev. B. b. San
ders, State evangelist. who makes his
home in Austin, and Rev. George Van Pelt,
pastor of the Christian church at Bas-
trop, have been invited and will attend the
exercises. This edifce is the result OF
hard work on the part of the members Of
the church. They have brought the mat.
ter to completion, however, and are now
proud of the result thereof. To none be.
longs moro praise than to Mr.. A. D. Mil
roy, whose efforts In behalf OF the de-
nomination to which he is one of the
most faithful adherents, have been untir-
ing. He has been jealous, and he has
achieved success. 1t is very probable that
the dedication sermon will be preached
by Rev. Van Pelt and that Rev. Sanders
will preach at night.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02
Gillett.

George Sohr was at Wabeno
Friday.
r. j. has handled the razor
during the BARRIERS illness.
Mrs. Watts has been visiting
in Oconto Falls the past week
Judge Riordan was at the coun-
~ seat last week on business.
Cold weather is raging here,
ranging from 20 to 30 below zero.
We understand that John
Bucklin and family are going to
move out of town.
A. Zahn sold a team to Rusch
Bros. of Wabeno last week, con-
sideration 500.
VIM. Young, our barber is
slowly recovering from q severe
attack of the la grippe.
Joe Melchior is able to be out
again, having suffered with pneu-
monia.
l.. j. Newald received another
carload Of horses for his barns at
Gillett and Shawano.
Miss Feeney, our primary
teacher has seen nothing OF her
watch as yet A liberal reward
will be given finder.
Don't forget the dance Feb. 13
This will be the last dance until
Easter and a good time is guar
anteed TO all who attend.
II. j. Watts, our horse trainer
had narrow escape one day
last week; his horses became un.
manageable and nearly throwing
Mr.. Watts under the rig.
Elsmore Camp No. 1897, NJ
w. A. will give Masquerad,
Ball Feb. 18th 1899. Three val
liable prizes will be given, tC
best lady costume, so bes
gent costume and one to mos
comic costume.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

All Ho NuNIcAuoNs to this paper
s,ould be addressed to the NORTHERN
WISCONSIN ADVERTISER, Wabeno. Wis.
and such as are for publication should
licar the real as well as the assumed
name. No anonymous communications
viii be printed in this paper. unless ac-
1onpanied by the real name, which
j ay or may not be printed according to
the wish Of the writer.
All communications for publication
Should reach us by Tuesday evening to
insure a place in the currant issue
communications received after that will
Lave to go over until the following
week
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02
School Officers.

TOWN oe CRANDON.
l.. S. Wilcox oX..... Tres.
JOS. Houle ~. .Vice-Pras.
E. w. Marquardt $50. Sec
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02
rost-0ffiee.

Mail arrives at ... 4:5o p. m.
Mail closes at.... 800 p m.
Office hours from 7;3O a. m. to
,,,a:ao =. n.
Sundays from $3.50 a. m. to 10:
81 a. m.
Y. H. Johns, 2. M.
NJ. j. Dickinson, Deputy.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02
Have you subscribed for the
Advertiser: II not you ought
to. It is only $3.50 per year.

If You are in need of Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, Envelopes,
Business Cards OF. anything in
the Stationary line remember
that we do such work at the nd
vertiser' Office promptly, and
neatly, at rock-bottom prices;
Satisfaction guaranteed ormoney
-efnnded. Give us trial.
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Correspondence:
Armstrong Greek.

Frank Page went to Marinette
Friday.
John Herman and son win left
Wednesday for Green Bay.
VIM. Judge, of Florence was in
town Sunday.
George O'Connor, of Crandon
was in town Sunday.
H. Opperhein, of Green Bay
was in town Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Burns of Cavour was here
last week scaling logs for ]. d.
Raymond.
Mrs. e. Amunsonand daughter
took the east bound train for
Neenah, where they will visit
friends until spring.
Mrs. Thos. Kingston returned
to Marrinette Sunday morning
after spending a few weeks here
with friends.
Mrs. j. d. Raymond and fam
lily, Mt. Pleasant, Mich., arrived
at this place Thursday to make
it their home. They will occupy
the John Dullivan house.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02
SCHOOL OFFICERS.

TOWN OF CAvoUR.
r, r. CARTER ...........P Pres.
AfeBoN MCEACHIN Vice-Pres.
VA w STEWART ..... Sec.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02
County Beard Proceedings.

ANNUAL MEETING. 1898.
Continued from last week.
Nov. %, 1898.
Amt. Amt.
No. Name. Nature. cid Aid
l64la r Thos. Millen justice s s
fees. 3l4
Thos. Millen report.
w. 4. Fessenden sheriff
fees. 4.45 APO
1876 Dr. W. W. walber pyME
sional services, NJ $3.50 $500
1876 Thos. Millen justice fees, not con.
1877 w j. Neu printing board
proceedings, $500 s6.5o
iGs NJ S Barker mdse., 1899
1863 w. E. Fessenden boarding
prisoners. 17.14
170 r j. Burghund looking for :
A. Johnson's body. SOC a.50
III j. A. Silver lime, lath.
brick 4 c, II. 20
IT, w. Ritter work on fur
mace, 27.OO 1900
173 W, Hill board'g prisoners. so
TAT.
175 r Geo. Hart finding A. John
,7s N Milton as's ss.JgT3ftrra JT3ft going to
Three LaRAskor Ed Reanier.
III + H. Fessenden for blankets, $50
17s r VIM. Lord assisting in
burial Of A. johnson.
179 r $. j Whybrew team work. $50
1907 F. W. Marquardt planting
trees in COURT house. park. $500
lsi Toys II crandon hosp1 fee, 5000
1872 P. sb5y mdse for court house, 1875
1873 JAS, Randsell work at
court house help plastering. 4s9
is4 John Bradley work court
house. 7.s9
1885 WIN. vanzile work on court
house. 1850
lS6 r Samuel Shaw expense as
distriet attorney. 30. 35
1861. wi hiill sheriff fees. 800 $50
ts7 r Fn3/vanzile comm. on paper. s. IS
1ss j. \. Silver work on base
ment $50. 90
ts9 VIM. Mills pump with force
cylinder. 1850
100 w. McInnis board meeting,
mica c and com. work. 10. So
lgi w. L. Webb com. work.
Sah meeting and mileage, 2s.74
Wis ,..1'a" Advertiser nas'a.. % %
i9s Nor. Wis. Ad printing. e29. 40
194 r Thos. Millen justice fees, nothing.
Thos. Millen report.
Milton Stolilser deputy sheriff. II. 81
2g5 Thos. Miilen justice fees. not con.
1896 rJohn Masbaum inquest. 600 d's1'd.
On motiou the reports of the
County officers We're left over
until the SECOND day of January,
1899. ! 4
On mosi0nboard adjourned un-
til Jan. ., 1899, at 9 d, IN.
p. Shay, Co. Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02

ANNUAL MEETING. 1898.
Continued from last week.
Nov. %, 1898.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02

Every German in our village
is requested to be at the Hotel
Wabeno, Sunday next at 4 p. m.
to attend a meeting tc start a
German Singing Society and e.
lect officers.
Committee.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02
COUNTY BOARD.

". E. WEBB, Town of Crandon,
w. MCINNIs, Town of Cavour,
p. SHAY, Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02


spent the Sabbath in the village. 1
Andy Bennett was up on the
special yesterday.
Charley Townsend left for his
home at Clintonville yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Manson and son
Wallace left Tuesday evening
for Marinette.
Mrs. A. j. Dillett left on the
special for the southern part of
the state.
Dock Bennett returned Tues
day evening from Clintonville,
where he had been to spend Sun
day with his family.
Genl Land Agt Pierce accom-
baned by Sup't Hartley, Road
master Costley and Chas, Town
send were up on the special yes
terday afternoon,
District Attorney Hooper of
Crandon has just received the
appointment of United States
Court Commissioner for this
district. Mr.. Hooper IS well
qualified for the position and we
wish him success.
After all the Senatorial dead
lock was broken, Joseph V. Quar-
les, of Milwaukee being elected
Monday, on the 93rd ballot. Mr.,
Quarles is an able man and Wis
consin will be represented in the
Senate with Messrs. Spooner and
Quarles,
A surprise party was given
Thursday evening last in honor
of t. w. Wade's birthday, at the
Exchange Hotel. There was q
good sociable crowd present to
whom refreshments were amply
served and 1--WE all had splen-
did time, is the verdict Of all
that were present.
The saloon stand formerly
owned by Mcclure & Fagan has
again opened up TO the patron
age of the public under the name
Of Pagan & Mcdonald, Mr., NC
Donald having purchased John
interest, Herbert
wade is tending bar for them,
They have a nice, fresh stock Of
goods on hand and will be pleas
cd to have you call around and
see them, Here is success to the
new firm,
The masquerade ball given by
the Wabeno Cornet Band, at
Fagan's Hall last Saturday night
was grand success The music
was furnished by their own band
and was excellent The judges,
Messrs. Hoffman and Richardson
awarded the prizes as follows:
Best Lady, Miss Minnie Bowen;
best Gentleman, Herbert Harris;
best comic Lady, Mrs. A. l..
Burgan: best comic Gentleman,
V. Fl. Johns.
L. Z. Zahn; who has been
clerking for the Rusch Bros.
Lumber Company for some time,
has resigned his position, which
took effect yesterday, and he
leaves here this evening for
Reedsville, where he has been
engaged as book keeper for n
Lumber COMPANY at that place.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

&. 0. WOODBURY., Sheriff.
p. SHAY, Clerk.
A. E. HIMLEY, Treasurer.
3. MCKINLEY, Clerk of Court.
]. F. HOOPER, District Atty.
w. w. WAITE, Register of Deeds.
r. A. EDGAR, Sup't of Schools.
M. S. BARKER, Judge.
F. E. Cook, Surveyor.
WIN. VANzILE, Coroner.
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c. & N. W. R'y.
Local TINE CARD.

Arrive mixed train. 4:50 p. m.
Leave mixed train. .5:15 p m.
Arrive passenger ..1:45 p. m.
TLeave passenger .S:15 p. m.
Wednesdays.
V. III. JOHNS, Agent.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-02

AOOhh lONA0s
The la grippe patients are "a
gain able to be around.
O. H. Senglaub returned from
Marshfeld Saturday evening.
Barney Mckinley was in from
camp Monday.
John Schmitt came up from
the siding Tuesday.
Charley Shirm hauled wood to
town Monday.
Norman Johnson came in from
the trading post Monday.
John Hughes and crew are
busy hauling logs.
Messrs. Murphy and Miller
were in town Sunday.
Have you seen Tom Moore's
new cutter? It's a dandy,
This kind of weather is hard
on the wood piles.
% degrees Fahr below zero
here Tuesday. How is that for
winter weather:
John Bell, who is cooking at
the Rusch Bros. camp, came in
for the ball Saturday night.
Mrs. Charley Wettstine is visit
ing her parents in the sou thern
part of the state.
Miss Minnie Bowen took
charge of her school again Mon
day.
M. j. Dickinson and Thos.
Moore were out for u cutter ride
Tuesday afterloJa.
A. F. Rusch returned Monday
from his trip to Marsh
field.
Barber Dunn is now to be
found at his chair at the Elk
change Hotel every day in the
week.
Mr.. Harris, of Neceedah, this
state, is in the village looking
over some of r. Connor's land
and timber.
DR.. e, S. Nayler and G.. G.
johnson are hauling ice from
Range Line Lake fort. w. Wade
this week. 1t is Is inches thick
and clear as crystal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Haessly
of Theresa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Schmatz, of Elmore are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Schmitt,
down at the siding
Just received at the Hotel
Wabeno stand, choice lot of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars, also
Beef-Tea and a new, healthful,
Notwithstanding, hot drink called
NO-SKEE.
First Tramp-"D "Deres only jes'
one fault ter find wild all de jobs
| ever tackled.
Second Tramp-"Wot's that?.
First Tramp--''De work alters
becomes monotonous after about
tree minutes.
Every German in our village
is requested TO be at the Hotel
VI. l.oY,o C,,.,1a.y ,,a<y4 o+ q, ~,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-25
Sin passion.

FL Aloalde y la mayor1a del l A ha OPT
nado que msguer ser esta epoca del af1o en- que
Sc conoentra Ia gente alegre en- las poblaciones;
que pesar de enoontrarnos en- ell periodic de
exctac6p de la febre electoral, no hay necesi-
dad de spurarse en- nombrar los II guardias
que faltan.
No queremos Greer que esa tardanza en- le-
electoral, como dicen otros periodicos por ha-
ber ofrecido mas de 200 eleotores, entire ellos
4 muohos peninsulares que sc han naturalizado
americanos = sf!iados la Botica Grande
Pero hay un hecho que salta los ojos y
vislumbra hasta los ciegos.
81 el Alcalde estA oonvencido que en- los
momentos actuales de sglomeraci6n de gente
allegro y de truhanes J 6.tradores; que en- estoa
momentos de excitaci6n en- que Ia sangre hierve
sgitada per el alcohol los odios politioos, no
10 neoesitan mas que SO guardias para la Capi.
tai, SAnturce, Puerta de TERRA y au Marina y
aobrevienen escAndalos roboa y desafueros que
Ia policfa no puede sofocar por "a exfguo nti-
nero, la responsabilidad aerA toda del Alcal-
de.
Que 81 por el contrario, por inspiration di.
vina, estA oonvenoida nuestra =" autoridad de
que no sucederA NADIA, porque Ia sensatex y
cor lura de nuestro pueblo, impedir& todo del. t.
6rden, entonoes quedarA probado que huelgan
las II plazss vaoantes; que deben rebsjsr del
Presupueato y ordenar que quedsn suspendidas
inde6nidamente. Esto es 10 l6gico.
URBANOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-25
HER|DAS YCONTUS|ONES
GoIpes y pedradas
DISPAROS Y GUARAPETAS.

Aver fueron curados en- la Sala de Scco
rros Manuel Rivera, de fuertes contusiones en-
la sien derecha, nariz y boca; Msrls Torres
de heridss leves en- la region intercostal y al
te brazo i1qaierdo; Ave'ino Gonza'ez de heri
das menos grave en- la region psrietal; ell anne
ricsno Juan Pid Dadd, de una he,ida de nue.
centfmetrcs de longitud sobre el parietal
izquierio. Paso al hospital. Matia Calderon
de una confusion en- la region suPerciliar; Juan
Gonzalez de una GOT fusion en- Ia region dorsa';
ei Lcdo don Severe Abella de una heIida con
tusa en- Ia region pa1ietal; Paulins Montilla de
una quemadura en- Ia msno derech,; ell america
no. Johon Morphi de varias heridas de caracter
leve, habiendo pasado al hospital Tomas
Natter de una extensa confusion en- ell lado de.
reoho de la cara.
Fueron denuuoiados ante el tribunal de
Policfs, Ana Mangual por embtiaguez y es
cAnaA!o; Anioeto de JESUS Melendez, veciuo de
Santurce, por hurto de dos pollos, iguorandcse
su dueho ocupandosele un cuchillo; Miguel
Ayals, por embrisguez esca dalo; Maria
Torres, de Puerts de TERRA por escandalo;
Miguel Foptan Amaio Rivera por escandslo
tirar piedras las oasas.
Conducidos al Dep6sto Municipal Juan
Rodriguez, por robo fustrado el parque de
artillerfa puesto disposicion de Ia Corte
Federal; Juan Velszquez por herir & Juan
Casado. a disposition del Juzgado de Cate
dral; Teodoro Hernandez, por herir Juan Co.
Ion; Eleuterlo Ferez, por hurto; Manuel hive
ra por -ifla con Salvador Ruiz, resultando am
bos hsridos.
Anoche las promovieron unos soldados
americsnos IN fuerte esoAndalo haoia ell extre
mo de la Gale de Is Luna sacando sus respec'
tivos reviewers y hsciendo unoscuantos dispa'
ros al aire, que produj jeron ell consiguiente Gle
rra puertas. En ell acto acudio la Folicfa, que
al verla squellos, emprendieroD Ia fugs; en-
Puerta de Terra Sc p5omovi6 gan alarma s
consecuencia de haberse dido como disparos,
sin que Sc hsya pcdido averiguar quenes les
hicieron.
Hoy ha sijo dstenido ell vecino de Santur
ce Juan Castro, por amenazar cuchi'
llo Natalie Pi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-25
Los aDleriiCalOs
Y Ell IOIOMA CASTELLANO

La guerra hispano americana modifi oando
las lfnsas rregulares del planisferio, ha puesto
bsjo el pabellon de las estrellas vastos terrific
rios en- los cuales ceroa de nueve millones de
habitantes hablan la lengua caatellsna De
este heoho consumado results, la necesidad pa.
"a los norteamericanos, que "a quiersn entablar
re!aoiones comerciales; va quiersn estsbleoerse
en- los nuevos territorios "a deeempef1ar al.
quo puesto Official con aoierto; Ia necesidad i'm.
P riosa de poser Ia sonora lengua de Calde-
ron.
Por otra parte, no es possible establecer fA.
Giles relaciones entire administrators admi.
nistrados, sin que serios inoonvenientes pertur.
ben Ia buena marcha administrative; pues los
mas hermosos proyeotos, va eoon6micos, "a ju.
rfdicos, naufragan por el inevitable esoollo, de
Ia defeotuosa traduoci6n de la idea la def
ciente Interpretation del pepsamiento.
" ha de exigfrsele 4 los habitantes de las
nuevas posesiones, que son los mas, ell conoci'
miento del idioma de Shaf fkepeare, en- colto
tempo, pudiendo aprender los empleados que
bot7
Ell mercado natural no solo de las Antillas
sino de toda Ia America Latina, 10 es los Es.
tados de Ia Union; pues pareoe an6malo que ell
oomercio de la America latina pida Europa,
pspel, por ejemplo, que puede brindarle Rhode
Island; ginebra que le ofrece las destilerfas
de Baltimore manufactures de lana algod6n
que rreClCe mOQlcOe 1e Qar10 fltteDufgO; Pc
ro es que una gran barrera cierra esos merca'
dcs, es que una grave dificultad Sc presenta pa
"a los intereses del ooloso norte, el deEconoc.
mieDto de Ia arm6nioa lengua espafiola.
Ell sprendizsje de la citada lengus ademAs
de ser un poderoso alioiente para estreohar
laoiones merosntiles, medic mas visb!e
SECURE para conseguir en- menos tempo la
pronta amerioanizaoi6n de estos pafses, es un
elemento mas de cuitura.
Pues, por mas que Ia repulsl6n, que el
pueblo ha sentido por el gobierno de Esp fa
sus desaciertos, han querido a]gunos ignorantes
reAejarlo su idioms; la verdad abre paso
dioiendo ante las multitudes, que ell idioma es'
pahol es el idioma del ritmo y la armopfa, que
tiene en- 81 una virtuaidad eststioa que por solo
la eufonfa de su palabra causa sensaoiones de
delete negotiable, ell mas sonoro rico de los
idiomas modernos, el que por su orfgen greco
latino tiene fecun didad extraordinaria en- Ell MI
nero de voces; pasmosa variedad en- la EXPIRE
sion de la idea; riqueza sin rival en- ell giro del
penssmiento; presioi6n exaota en- el lengusje
cientffco, asumiepdo en- precioso consoroio la
belleza, claridad y gracia de la lepgua de Laoio
con la fantasia, sonoridad = robustez de la ara
be-
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!.!hasa!es De Ponce.
CinCo procesados condenaoos a muerta.

En- los tribunales de Justicia ie Ponce, Sc
ha oelebrado los siguientes juicios orales en-
los dss l3 l8 y 30 del actnsl
Contra Bonifacio Panaeto, homici1io, con
denado IA sfoe, meses J un dia de ec'usioD,
accessories indemuizaoi6n de 5 mil pesetas.
Contra Juan Santiago, homicidio, oonde-
nado IL afos = I'm 'iia de reolusi6p, aooeso
rias y 5 mil pesetas de indemnixsci6n.
Contra Sandalio Martinez atentado, con
denado af1os. meses dia de prsi6n,
aocesorios multa de 625 pesetss.
Contra Nicomedes Rodriguez, por in urias
los agentes de la autoridad, q un mes un dia
de arresto mayor,
Contra Basiio Rodriguez Fra1k c. Eu
gle, por robo J estafa, fueron absueltos.
Contra Eugenio Rodrigue., (a) Ell Brujo y
Rosa'y Santiago, por robo con homicide de
Manuel Sanmartin, fueron absueItos; por re DO
q don Francisco Qairos Sc !es condeno 10 sflcs
de prasidio = trabajo, forsados indemnizaoion
de $500, por robo con homioidio de don Pru-
dencio Mendez, esos dos acusados Simon Ro-
driguez, (a) Bejuoo; Carlos Pacheoo Hermo
genes Paoheco, los cinco acusados fueron con
denados la pena de muerte, indemnisacion
de mil seiscientos pesos, orc, los herederos
del inte,fecto, sendo absuelto de este altimo
deitc Juan del Carmen Feliciano
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Lo que Sc anda
CUANDO Sc BA|LA.

Un estadfatico alemAn ha calculado 9; MI >
nero de kil6metros que los que bailan pueden
recorrer.
Segdn 81, una tanda de valses hace andar
& una pareja ki6metros pr6ximamente.
Este es ell recorrido mas largo exceptuan
do, naturalmente, Ia quadviNe con que se va
dos veoes de Ia plaza de Colon al puente de San
Antonio.
Los bailes de ritmo cortado, Ia maxuIks,
por ejemplo, representa- 600 metros, Ia polks,
$40 el pas de quatre apenas 500.
Nuestro estadfstioo ha hecho mas Ha ave-
riguado que en- un bale que dure siete horss,
reoorre un bailarfn que no pierda baile, 10 frio'
lers de 10 kil6metros
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E|ecciones de Coano,

Segun not1cias que recibimos de squel pue
bio ell sAbado % ae verifcarcn las eleoeiones,
bril!ando este acto cfvico por la sensatez orden
oultura que observaron ambos partidos con
tendencies.
La luchs fu6 ref1ida, obteniendo ell triunfo
ell partido Republican, por una mayorfa de
BAL.
Los electores inscriptos fueron 9o4, ob:e.
niendo los candidates del partido Federal 25s
9 papeetas que Sc inutilizaron. La dferen.
oia hasta Ia totalidad de los insoriptos obedece
4 las exolusiones y eleotores retraidos-
Felioitamos al pueblo de Cosmo por la de
mostraci6n de civismo gus acaba de dar en- ell
paot6co ejercicio del dereoho.
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Los cubanos TRUMAN.
No tendran gobierno civil.

Segun telegramss de Washington dirigido
los veteranos della Habana por el General
Castillo, no habr&\ Gobierno civil eolamente
ssn41...%"r Sc 'i't@m' en- 'entid0 de'
En- tanto que huestros hermanos cubanos
SO ocupan de sus vi:ales intereses van aloan'
zando el fin que SO proponen, nosotros con nues'
tras esteriles luchas nuestra criminal apatfa,
abandonamos la defensa de nuestros derechos
en- momentos que &c decide nuestra suerte en-
Warrington.
Con6rmando la anterior noticia pub!ica ell
<Heralds IN despacho dioiendo que atendiendo
& indicaciones del Oral. Woord sc demorara ell
proyeoto del Gobierno civil para la isla que
cuatro batallones ameriornos evaouaran la is.
Ia
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CandidatuIas de Arroyo.
FEEDER ALES.

EEDER RALES.
Aloalde. don Federico E. Vire.la
Juez Municipal, don Jose Garcia Salinas
Suplente don Marcos Basora.
Junta de Inttrucci6D, don Juan Rivera
Pou, don Mariana Canales, don Carlos Casals,
don Francisco y den Pedro Virela Uribe
Concejsles, don jose Brenes, don Julio
Castrello, don Jesus M. Rodriguez, dor Jose
M. Padilla, don Antonio s. Alcaide, don Jose
Rovira Nieves, don Zsn6n Cintr6n. don Luis
D. Albret don Bartolom6 N. ApoDte
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Colegio
de Ia PurIsima Conception.
Dirijido por Ell professor que suscribe.
o.
Guile del ,S0,at0 Cristo 10 7.

Eneensnza y elemental y superior. inclu
yendo la dootrina cristiana, clases de idioma
ingles, Tenedurfa de libros, Latin, Dibujo MI
sica, Canto piano.
Sc admiten externos, medic pupilos g in
ternos.
Clase de parvulos cargo de la profesora
dona 0 G de Cort6s. anexa al establecimiento,
pero en- local completamente independents hay
una secci6n para nifas
Cada trimestre Sc dan examenes presidi-
dos per los padres de familia.
No hay vaoaoiones en- ninguna epoca del
aho, solo SO observan los dias de preoepto
presoriptos por Ia iglesia cat6lics.
San Juan Dioiembre 20 1890.
Francisco CortSs.
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Ell "AgQila Blanca"
EN- CAMpANA.

Segun nos dicen de Yauoo ell <Aguila.
acompanado de otro individuo que Sc dice su
pariente, sali6 revolver en- mano el primero y
el segundo con uu ouohillo en- persecution de
Nicasio Ortiz (a) Caohito disparandole ouatro
tiros hubiese conseguido su objeto no inter
venir Ia policfa.
FL sAguila. qued6 en- libertad pesar de
la orden del general Davis sobre ell uso de ar.
mas.
Ls famiias estAn muy alarmadas en- Yauco
desde que tienen por convecino al c6lebre
sAguia,: