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LA ADM0N. De JUST|C|A
EN- LOS EsTADOs UNIDOS.

Las Cortes de circatito hap sido creadas por
el Congreso por una authorization de la Gems
titucion para estsb!eoer Cortes inferiores. Al
presente existen nueoe 9rcuitos judi en- les
caales las Cortos ttabajan anua!mente. Cada
una de estas tiene dos Juecss do circuito (sala-
rio seas mil pesos) para Gaia circuito es de-
signsdo uno de los Jneces de la Corte Suprema.
La Co'te de circuito puede trabsjar, va
con un Juez do circuito solo, con ell Juez de
la superior Corte solo, 6 con ambos juntos,
con ambos unidos con ell Juez del Distrito, 8
por 81 Juez del Distrito cuyo lugar oorres-
ponda la Corte de Distrito, por el Juez del
Histrito solo.
Un estatuto de 1891 ha esta1leodo Corte
de apelacicnes de circuito, & las cua.es dsben
ir los asuntcs dc las Cortes de dstrito de cir.
quito, tenlendo ademas, en- a'gunas cases de
oasos, una nueva apeac:6n para ante la Corte
Suprema, & la oual ademas en- ciertos c asos pue.
de establece1se apelaoidn de las Cortes de- Dis
=. tritQ ie oirouito.
III genera Go GGsc'tes han relevado la Su-
un luoido Estsdo may los ssuntos importantes
--.a.c Cue hssra nae. ,o tempo venfa conocien.
Las Ccrtes de Distrito, son la tercera y
mas baja inferior olase de los Tribunales Fe,
derales.
Son al presente cincuenta cinco,
Jueces rsclben un salario de ciaco mait pesos
anua!es.
La CouliIuOlCu no Cleue 0stSDleCAuO 81 oAoh
y los Juece' de circuito deben ser nombrados
por el Presidente ell Senado, como los miem
bros de Ia Suprema Corte; pero Sc h, entendi-
do y Sc 8 quo enten liendo que ess fu6 la inten
dion de los fandadores dc la Republica, y 'os
nombramientos son heohos esa forma- Son
pues, Ieanaovibles.
Para los oasos reclamaoiones de perso-
mas privadas contra ell Gobierno Federal hs si-
do estab'esidc en- Washington I'm Tribunal es
peCial llamadO (07.te de RecZ07ancio,2es forma.
40 de cinco Jueoes con I'm salario de cuatro mil
Q'u'.ientos pesos auua!es. De este Tribunal
puede apelarse para ante la Suprema Corte.
La Jurisdiction 6e las Cortes Federales 20
extends las siguientes clases de oasoe, sobre
csda uno de los cuales no decimos mas que 10
absolutamente necesario para explicsr su natu
raleza. Todos los demas asuntos han sido de.
1ados lrs C6rtes de los Estados, de los cua.
les no va 'ainganaa apezaci6n & las Cortes Fede.
rales.
1o.-Cssos de dersoho equidad naoidos
bjo Ia Constitution las leyes de- los Estados
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5Quienes Sc fdn2

Un eablegrama de Washington dice 10 81
guiente:
<Dcs comisionsd % portcrrique6os han He.
2ado esta capital. En- uua entrevista han de-
olarado que los natursles de squella sntila
quieren que enseguida sc les oonoeda la inie.
pendencia 6 SO les de otra forma de gob;e- no,
porque el gobierno mi itsr rssults opresivo.
Los oomisionados Sc quejan de que los
portorriquefios estAn siendo trst.dos injusta.
msnts por los Ettsdos p nides.3
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Te;legrGal;1'aas> ! /; !

Nueva York
Un despacho de Manila anuuoia que Agai.
nsldo ha disuelto el Congreso filipino, procla'
mkndose diotadof.
no residente en- los Estados Unidcs que decla.
ra que ebay motives para Greer que los rsvo-
lucionarios han deoidido aceptar la interyen-
ci6n americana, pero 81 en- eI t6rmino de dos
af1os no &c les recoaooe la Independents, la
isla sera inoendiada = destruida del uno al otro
extreme.
Paris
Los eocialistas los partidarics de Ia re-
vision del prt ceso Dreyfus, preparan una enor.
me manifestation pablica en- honor del Presi.
dente de la Redabiics.'
La manifestation tendra por objeto desa-
graviar en- nombre del pueblo frances, & Mr.,
fLoubet, de las sgresiones que contra 81 resliza.
ra la aristocracia, vindioar de los cargos que
en- 81 mupdo entero ee le dirijan.
Sc teme que, con motive de este acto,
surjan nuevos coDhctos, porque los antireVA-
sionistas y moparquicos pretendan impedirlo
Sc presume que ocurriran nuevos y gran.
des esczn1alos violentas escenas ell pr6x mo
domingo en- e. sGrand Prix
Sc han tornado toda claee de medidss para
evitsr los desordenes, y 81 Sc desarrollan, repri
mirlcs, y SO espera que en- esta ocasi6n no 10
graran los sgita5ores realizar impunemente sus
atentados contra Mr. Loubet.
ri Ministro Pienipotenciar:o de los Esta.
dos Unidos ca Espafis, Mr. Storer, Que sc en-
contraba en- San Sebastian, ha lleg do eeta
Corte.
Ea b.eve presentarA Gus reepetos la Rel
ma Regents.
Ain no Sc ha efalado el dis de su Keep
oi6n ofoial.
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CURI0SIDADES
FECHAS DE ALGUNOS INVENTOS
APLICACIONES TITLES.

YAPLICACIONEs TITLES.
1870 Sc invent6 la primera mkquina para
hacer medias.
1880 So inventaron las bayonetas para
guss
1899 Sc usaron escopetas para la infan.
terfa.
1922 ss inventaron las bombas para in .
cendios.
1871 Sc publie6 el primer peri6dico en-
Paris
1888 Sc forraron de cobre les primeros
buques.
1746 Sc desoubri6 la electricidaa
l749 Ss invent6 ell m6todo de ha bIar para
loe sordos nudes.
1851 Aparec;6 Ell primer anunoio de un
peEiddioo de Iog'sterra.
1872 Invenci6n del TELEGRAPH.
1895 Sc inventd la litografa por Sene'
folder.
1898 Sc desc abri6 el primer f6sforo para
hacer luz, Ia sscencion del primer g'obo ae'
re6statico.
1907 El primer buque de vapor (eFultons
Jolly.) naveg6 en- el rio Hudson.
1898 Sc oonstruy6 el primer tranvia.
1890 Empex6 ( andar IL primera locomo'
tora de ferrocarrii en- los EstadoG Unidos.
1888 El primer ferrooarril constrido en-
1nglaterra fae 81 Manchester a iverpoo'; &c
construy6 el primer brqae de varok. de hero
= Sc hioieron Las primeras plumas de acero pa
"a escribir
1880 Sc hioieron los primeros sobres pa
"a ca1tas
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Casa de 6obIerno de Calcutta.

Situsda en- un lugar pintoresco y con to-
das las comodidsdes que eli lujo reulams, esta
Ia casa pal aoio del gobierno de la India. e.
uno de los mas hermosos edifcics de Calcutta,
la vez que en- 81 estAn reunifias tt das las
ofcinas pri1 1cipales, sirve de Residential al Vice
Rey, Lord Curz6n, quien actaalmente dssem
pefia estas funciones. ha convertible ell palsoio
en- centro social, en- sns sslones Sc rsune 10
que hay de mas ee!ecto en- Calcutta.
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VelOZ Club

Aprobads en- Junta General de la Sociedad
Velox Club de San Juan, la venta en- pdbiica
subasta del Velodromo de Santurce todas sus
pertenencias, Sc anunoia por ell presente fin
desque todas las peraonas quienes pueda con-
venir la propiedad de dicho Velodrcmo, c,ncu.
rrsn sl remste que Sc verifcarA en- Ssnturce en-
el mismo estabecimientc, ell dia % del corrien'
te mes & las dos M ds dc la tarde.
So advierte que Ell importe de la tssaci6n
pericisl practicable, at ciende 4 $5,l 90 mo-
media provincial no admitira proposition
one no oubra, por 10 menos, las dos terceras
parties de la tasaci6n.
San Juan Pto-Rico 1e JUNO de 1899.
FL Secretsrio
aes4 Al Jaime Ananesy.
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Paxerto-Rico 7 dc Ju7aio de 1899.
S.. Don BENJAMIN Delvalle.

Moy
10 lmepr omeudaf dedeu u ego q publ
Su S. s. NJ,
III QFrmdo) :
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A EarrlK EScana.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hart, Of Groton, S. ID. "Was taken
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lungs; coughs set in and finally tcrmin-
ated In Consumption. Four Doctors
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To the Public in General
RENO, Feb'y 6, 8 9

RENO, Feb'y 6, 1899.
Having a full set Of Alb
stract Books of Washoe
County under process of com
pilation, | am prepared to
search Records and mako Alb
stracts Of titles, at any time at
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Yours truly,
po 90, ,ss L. 3. PORTER.
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For Sales.--future and furniture. In
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According to the Reno Journal the
borax industry of Nevada is one of the
biggest items of export in this State.
During the camp.ign some Nevada pa
pers figured out that boiax wasn't worth
protecting. Borax is now selling at ~
'ents per pound, and as the duty upon
il is tive cents, there il little imported.
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Notice TO Creditors,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has been. duly appointed
and qualified by the District Court OF the
Second judicial District Of the State Of Ne
yada. In aud for Washoe County. as E,xecu-
trix Of the estate of Thomas J. Yeargin, late
OF said con lty, deceased. All creditors having
claims against said estate are required 70 me
same. with proper vouchers attached, with the
Clerk of the Caurt within three months OF the
first publication OF this notice:
MRS. KATIE YEARG1N,
Administrative OF the Estate of 7. j.
Yeargin, deceased.
Dated April IL. 1899.
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Young Mot hers.

Group is the terror of thousands OF
young mothers because it's outbreak is
so agonizing and frequently fatal.
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A

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A large h~ailsione cracked as it struck
the sidewalk in Louisville, KY, during a
hailstorm, and out stepped a two-inch
lizard. No wonder that the people of
that State are afaid OF water, even when
it is soliditied.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-06
Weeping mt the Theatcr.

There's just this about crying at
the theater.' said the average woman.
You'll cry II you're In the mood for
1t and you won't II you're not-no mat
ter how narrowing or nonharrowin !;
the play may be. Like most average
women, l rarely cry. either at the
theater or anywhere. but l long ago
discovered that 1t depends entirely
upon my mood at the time. once
went to genuine comedy and found
the tears filling my eyes Just because
happened to be blue ut the time, and
I've been at many play with all tho
women around me mopping their eyci
and drying their pocket-handkerchiefs
on their fans. while I-being for some
reason or other uplifted-sat there
dry-eyed, almost smiling. No matter
what my mood, however. the thing
sure to keep me from weeping at the
theater is any emotional display on
the part of her who is with me. l can
attend the weepiest kind of play un-
moved with my sister. for she starts in
away ahead of time, making me feel
more like laughing than crying. and
then when the true lachrymose oppor-
tunity arrives 1t finds me pathos-proof.
This is the only way by which l may
make myself immune from weeping at
theaters upon all occasions. .''-Phila-
delphia Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-06
Tho "EYe" Of an AMfnl Storm

The observations of Captain Carpen-
ter, of the Royal Navy, show that the
hurricane which destroyed more than
1900 houses and hundreds of lives in
the islands of Barbados and st. Vim
cent last September had calm eye
at its center four miles in diameter.
The phenomenon of a central calm at
the core of whirling storm is charac-
teristic of the West Indian hurricanes.
The diameter of the storm center, in
cluding the circling winds that en-
closed the eye, was about thirty We
miles during the period of greatest de-
struction. After the hurricane passed
st. Vincent, the storm center enlarged
to q diameter of 40 miles.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-06
CLOSE AT HAND.

nay is long. and the day IL hard.
Ire tired of the march and OF keep
ing guard,
of the sense Of n fight to be won.
3ys to live through. and at work to
ne done,
OF ourselves and of being alone.
|hll the while. did We only see,
Ifalk In the Lords own company:
Zght. but It's he who nerves our prm.
turns the arrows which else might
harm.
out OF the storm he brings a calm.
work which we count so hard to do.
1akes It easy. for he works. too;
days that are long to live are his,
3 of his bright etcrnities,
tclose to our need his helping is.
Ieyes that were holden. and blinded
quite.
caught no glimpse of the guiding
Hight!
leaf. deaf ears, which did not hear
heavenly garment trailing near!
hithless heart. which dared to fear!
II Susan Coolidge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-06
Tho Special Delivery Lettcrs.

A special delivery stamp crowns an
ordinary letter and insures it royal
care. 1t travels first-class: the clerks
pass it rapidly on its way; on reaching
its destination all schedules are dis
regarded it is honored by being sent
by a special messenger. This service
was begun in 1856; in 1898 the mum Der
of these stamps issued was over 5,O0s,-
900. New York city delivered the
greatest number Of these letters
about 693. 900. Boston came next. with
275,000. The average time, throughout
the nation for delivery from uostofilce
to addressee was seventeen minutes.
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From . Grateful Newark Woman.

"Whcn I wrote to you was very
sick, had not been well for two years.
Tho doctors did not seem to help me,
and enc said 1 could not live tIrrce
months. I had womb trouble, falling,
ulcers, kidney and bladder trouble.
There seemed to be such a drawing
and burning pain in my bowels that I
could not rest anywhere. After using
Lydia E. PinlEhnm's Vegetable Corr
pound and Sanativc Wash and follow
ing your advice, 1 feel well again and
stronger than ever. My bowels feel rs il
they had been made over new. With
many thanks for your help, remain,
L. G., "A ANN ST., NEWARK, N. j."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-06
CHAPTER XXvI.
Discover Land,

The following are the names OF those
who escaped with me in the long
boat:
Marc Hislop, mate.
Thomas Lambourne, second mate.
Francis Probart, carpenter.
John Thomas Burnett, ships cook.
Edward Carlton.
Henry Warren.
Hugh Chute.
Matthew Hipkin.
William Wilkins, usually called
boy Bill"
As the morning light came in there
appeared to the southwestward vast
bank of mist or cloud, which shrouded
half the sky and assumed n variety
of beautiful tints when the rising sun
shone on it-yellow and saffron, deep
ening into purple and blue as its
masses changed in the contrary cur
rents of air; while to the eastward. in
the quarter of the suns ascension, the
rinpling ocean shone as If covered with
tremulous and glittering plates of min
gled gold and green.
ration of ruln-and-water in equal
proportions was now served round to
each man, the leathern cover OF n
hung being our only cup. as We had
omitted n drinking vessel among our
HASTILY collected stores. Hair oi DIS
cult given to each constituted our
breakfast. and with hope dawning with
the day in cur hearts we shipped our
cars and pulled stoutly toward the
west
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PASSION FOR DoYLIES,
blnEton Ladies' Suffer From n Klcpto
maniac.

lnGton Ladies' Suffer From y Klcpto
H maniac.
b upper crust of Washington So
Is just now agitatcd by n little
htion. 1t Is n triliing matter. to
IRE, but 1t involves mystery and
Eood name of one of the prominent
zen in the diplomatic corps. Last
Ter several 1ndics who gave fine
ers and luncheons missed doylies
3 of them were OF expensive en-
dery. others of rich lace, and,
e they are little. useless Ornn-
b, set represents good deal Of
BY. and to lose one of set is to
the others practically useless. as
ybody knows. 1t is common at
dinners TO call in caterers. who
de the table attendants, and many
Irious consultation took place be-
IN fashionable caterers and hospi-
b women over the disappearance of
be doylies. which, of course, was
1rged to the servants. Finally the
ding caterer of the capital called the
Intention Of one of the cabinet ladies'
10 q singular coincidence.
Doylies had been missed Mt every one
OF half n dozen dinners and luncheons
he had served where the wife of n GER
tain Foreign minister had been q guest.
None had ever disappeared when she
was not present. 1t was n startling
suggestion that would not do to re-
peat. The lady might be klepto-
maniac, but to accuse her of stealing
would cause international complica-
tAons for which nobody cared to as
sumo the responsibility. The caterers
whose walters had been accused held
. conference. They decided among
lhemselves that the woman referred to
was guilty, but dared not accuse her
even to exculpatc themselves; so they
devlsed a novel scheme, and when
|ehey found her name on dinner card
lthey removed the valuable doyly from
her plate ut the table and substituted
pne OF those cheap paper affairs that
you ind In the restaurants. The ruse
WAS successful. There was no more
tcomplaint.
Z Three or four months passed by. The
incident was almost forgotten, when n
matronly woman, evidently OF Irish
blood, who declined to give her name.
called at the residences of the vice
president, several members of the
Cabinet and diplomatic corps and at
private houses where the upper cult are
frequently entertained, and inquired IL
the lady Of the house had missed any
~ her doylies last winter; If SO. would
.ont Kindly get the pattern. When n
sample was brought the mysterious
visitor retired into corner, with an
apology, and pretty soon handed back
the ample with the missing piece Of
lace or embroidery. In this way nearly
all Of the missing doylies have been
returned without any further eXplana-
ton, although the general understand
ing II that their recovery Is due TO the
confessional Of the Catholic church.
Chicago Record.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-06

sured us that this was impossible. IN
the first place, by the position of the
sun. he could see that we were not SO
far south as the parallel of Port San
Giorgio on the Brazilian shore. and in
the second. the existence of such an
island was doubted.
Can 1t be Trinidad Island-Tristan
da Cunha, or the Rocks of Martin
Vaz?' asked Tom Lambourne.
If the latter" replied Hislop, I'VE
should now be in south latitude 20 deg.
~ min.. but this land in no way an
swers to the aspect of the Martin Vaz
Rocks"
"Did you ever see them. sir?" asked
several.
mo; but they are described by La
perrouse as appearing like five dis
tinct headlands." After pauslng and
pondering for a moment, he suddenly
added. with confidence. at is the
Island Of Alphonso de Albuquerque"
How do you know?" l inquired.
by the appearance of that cliff, and
the mountain inland"
You have been here before?" asked
Probart.
Never; but know 1t to be Alphonso
by that cliff on the north and the
mountain. too. which were particularly
described in n Spanish book I lost In
the Eugene. The mountain is a peak
which the author says resembles-did
any Of you ever see place like it be-
fore?"
ut is as like Tenny Reef from the
port OF Santa Cruz us one egg is like
another!" exclaimed Tom Lambourne
Exactly. Tom. that is what the
Spanish author likens it to, though he
doesn't use the simile. So II it is
the island OF Alphonso. we are now
somewhere in south latitude 81 deg. 6
min.. and west longitude IL deg. 2 min.
Pull southwark. my lads, the shore
opens bit beyond that headland. We
shall find smooth beach probably
within that blight yonder."
Anyway were not in pilots water"
added Tom. laughing; give way.
mates-stretch out"
We pulled with a hearty will, and
ere long were close in shore-so close
that our larboard oars seemed almost
to touch the mighty rocks which rose
sheer from the sea, like mighty CYCLIC
pean walls. but covered with the green
est moss: they overhung and over
shadowed the dark. deep water that
washed their base. and as they shield
ed us from the fierce MONDAY heat OF
the sun. we found the partial coolness
refreshing and delightful.
As Hislop had foreseen, on rounding
the bluff. the shore receded inward, and
through n line OF white surf, like that
which boils over the bar at a rivers
mouth, we dashed into beautiful lit
tie bay, the sandy beach OF which was
shaded by groves OF bright green trees.
Still we saw no trace OF Inhabitants;
but selecting n small creek. which was
almost concealed by trees that grew,
like mangroves. close to the edge of
the water. we ran our boat In. moored
her securely. where none were likely
to find her save ourselves, and then all
save Hislop and Billy the cabin boy,
who remained to attend him, wo
went on an exploring expedition in
search of natives or whatever might
turn up next.
Ito be cont!nued.)
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-06
What a Little Faith Did
T FOR MRS. ROCKWELL,
lLErrEa TO MRS. YIHKnAn NO. 6o,ss.1

II was a great sufferer from female
weakness and had no strength. It was
impossible for mo to attend to my
household duties. I had tried evcry-
thing and many doctors, but found no
relief.
my sister advised me to try Lydia
E. PinlSham's Vegetable Compound,
which I did; before using all of ono
bottle felt better. kept on with 10
and to my great surprise am cured.
All who suffer from female complaints
should give it trial."-MRs. nocK-
WELL, 1909 S. DIVISION ST., GRAND
RAPIDS, Mich.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-07-06
How to Make Money,

We want an agent In every town to take
subscriptions for Georges Weekly (for-
merly The Road. Liberal terms. Write
for particulars. lnc!ose &c stamp for
p. q. Drawer 1921, Denver, Colo.