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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
A Test Ask

Peter Hoffman. the proprietor of the
Douglas Roller Mills was in town yes
terday ard stated the new mill is run
ming to perfection. His -four is, with
cut exception, the best now in this
market and it is guaranteed. The
-four is on the Carson market at Sl.O5
per sack, and if it does not meet wit h
the approval of the housewife they can
take it back to the store and receive
their money. 1t is made at the Oldest
esta blished mill in the valley and the
machinery is the latest improved,
turning out flour free from chemical
a1ulteration. Mr.. Hoffman is strictly
home developer and is endeavoring
to place an article on the market that
more than completes with California
product. All that he asks is a fair
trial at the hands of Ormsby county S
housewives. The people that have
given the home produc a test will have
no other and there is 20 necessity OF
sending your money to California
when a better article can be- Aud at
home.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
The Sailor -t.1 the Figurehead

Old sailors sigh as they ~2a1c"
around the water front these days and
note the disappearance of the famous
old tigurehead, which used to be the
delight of every clipper ships crew.
They were huge wooden images of al
most everything Imaginable, but the
female form predominated. Many fig
ureheads were to represent the fair
one after whom the ship was named,
and there is an old sea yarn about a
sailor who fell in love with the hand
some wooden female which adorned
his ship. He used to slip down the
''dolphin striker" and hang on there,
while the ship bowed and lurched,
talking love to the Ggurehead. Finally,
according to forecastle tradition, the
figure sneezed, and the sailor, who was
known as ''Loyelv Nike,' because he
was the ugliest man that ever set foot
on a ships deck, nearly fell into the
sea. He recovered his senses and said,
''Did you speak,
"No, l didn't speak, returned the
figure. Il just sneezed to attract youl
attention. You're known as Lovely
Mike, amt YOU? You 10 married
man, ain t yon2 And your wife has to
take in washing both when you're al
home and when you're away, because
she can never get a cent out of you.
Mr.. Farmer. just climb back 10 your
forecastle and don't bother any more
about me-
This rather curt Interview is alleged
to have worked marked change il
Mike. aud when he got home he aston
ished bi7 vile by giving nor a coupl,
of ADMINISTRATIONS News
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
His Creditors Mourn,

g. Al. Black. the Smith Valley store
keeper and trader, sold his possessions
in the valley some three or four weeks
ago and left the country. stating that
he was going to Auburn, Cal. Since
then it has been learned that Mr. Black
went to New York State. where he has
relatives. Whether he is on a visit OF
not is not known. but the valley peo-
pie seem to think Mr. Black will not be
back. 1t is reported that MIR. Black
took several hundred dollars with him,
and it is also stated that he leaves
creditors in Smith Valley, Gardner
vile, Carson. and California to the
tune of nearly a thousand dollars:
therefore said creditors mourn the
cuss.-Lyon County Times.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23

a party consisting of w. G. Landers,
Emery Elliot and Nat Messer. Jr., took
in the Saturday night social in Carson,
going down in = rockaway. They had
narrow escape from collision with the
locomotive of the local at the Baltic
Switch crossing. Trainmen ought TO be
more careful about ringing the bell or
blowing the whistle when approaching
crosSingS.-Report.
The Chinese clerk that was reported
short in his accounts with Albert has
returned. and as there is no warrant
cut for his arrest it is supposed that
the trouble has been settled outside of
the courts.
DIED-ln Oakland, California, Jan
uary 10, Mrs. |. Tobriner, formerly of
Carson City, wife of the late Jake To-
briner and beloved mother of Alice.
Ike, Hattie, Mel and Flora Tobriner
and Mrs Mel S. Badt of Wells New.
The suit of the Reno Water and
Light Company against the Sunset
! Company to restrain the latter from
putting up lines in Reno has been
transferred to the United States Court.
The show windows at S. B. Cohen S
will show the values of embroiderles
that are being sold today On special
sale at 15c a yard.
Mrs. w. 0. Pearce will leave for
Su5anville this morning, where she
will join her husband.
The dates of the Grau Guerra Com
pany have been cancelled in Virginia
and Carson. They will play in Reno
February 1st.
The Chamber of Commerce will hold
a special meeting at the Criterion to-
night to discuss creamery matters.
Everyone will buy embroideries at
the sale at S. B. Cohen's today-2Oc
and 25c embroideries at l5c a yard
The Dayton Times says: The Logan
and HUXLEY mill and cyanide plant at
Como will start up about March 1st il
the weather permits.
Will Wilson left for Pinenut yester
day, where he will work in Jack Walls
copper claim.
The warm weather has started the
ranchers moving and blowing is il
progress on several farms.
Just received at the Fox Store
1.-THE Education of Mr.. Pipp," 1.-THE
Celebrity and all the latest books.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23

The ranchers in this valley have sold
their potatoes to Califorli;. :. vduce men.
The prices ranged from ST. 10 IL SO per
ton.
Fresh candy and fruit at Miss Thomas
store.
I will not leave Nevada. Tuition fee
for children under II years of age re
duced. 1t takes an experienced teach
er to teach a child. Phillip krau, reg
istered Professor of Piano at the
American College of Musicians, Uni
versity of New York. Ola
Don't forget B-4 you send away for
furniture to look at the stock at Kitz-
meyers stOra. A good assortment for
holiday gifts, and if you can't find what
you want he viii order it by catalogue
and a ca dialogue prices.
! TO LET-four furnished hausekcep-
ing rooms. With bath and rnsdern i'm.
paoveMent>: rent very low: corner Spe.l
and Minnesota streets.
/ Wanted-By a young man, place
to work. Leave WORD in this Office.
MANTLELESS gas burners, Mantle
less Gasoline Lamps Dependable. Mantl,
Lamps failures overcome. Norey Pa
tentee. Lagrange, H.
All of the latest magazines and FER
i0dic>ls on sale at Davis x Farrer's.
/ WANTED-A waitress. Apply t.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mates. Sodaville. New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
n. SODERBERG
Attorney at Law

Office north Carson St, Carson, Ney
Irrigation and Mining Law SpeCialties
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23

Call on Geo. A. Tyrrell, agent for the
CT. Am. Tea Il Coffee company, and see
the nice premiums given away with sales
of teas, cofie and spices.
Davis & Farrer have splendid assert
meut of umbrellas. Take a look at them
FOR RENT-Brick building on King
street, suitable for store or business. In
quire of Ed Sweeney.
Velvet golf caps made of fancy check
goods in light and medium dark colors
only so cents each at Kelly Co. s, Ar,
lington block.
It's no trouble to get good cigars
G. Wy. Friend keeps them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
Money Due T+'cvada

Auditor for the War Department
Morris has forwarded to the House a
Nevada for expenses in Cured in aiding
the suppression of the rebellion. 1t
shows the total amount expended by
the State to have been S41!. o01. of
which a refund of $3.50 was made
about ten years ago, leaving S4G2, AL
still due the State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
ALL SORTS.

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
Mrs. Osgeoa is visiting friends in Eir-
ginia City.
Mrs. Frank Hill is visiting relatives on
the Comstock.
United States District Court opens this
morning.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Jaqua has returned from
Dayton.
Mrs. r. NJ. Clark has returned from
San Francesca.
EWaiter Sharon spent Sunday on the
Com stock.
CAPTAIN Davis of Dayton spent yester
day in this city.
The wind started to pipe yesterday and
everyone hopes it will bring up storm
Estate matters occupied the District
Court yesterday.
New goods OF the best quality are be-
ing received at Miss TAcmas' store.
Sheriff Brockliss of Douglas county
was in town yesterday.
Al Price came in from Ophir yester-
day.
Don't forget the special sale OF en-
broderies at S. B. Cohen's today-2Oc,
and 25c embroideries at l5c yard.
The arraingement of Joe Pete for
the murder OF " IN. Dang berg will lake
place in Genoa Saturday.
During the month of Decem Der PIG
carloads of stock were unloaded at
Loveock for feed ng.
The trial of Vic Bouton on the
charge of cattle stealing has been post
poned till the 9th of February.
= r. d. Clark, who was threatened with
pneumonia and has been at the home O
his son in Reno for several days, return
ed to Carson yesterday morning.
Mrs Joseph Plat is in San Francisco
where she went to attend the funeral o
the late Mrs. Jacob Tobriner.
The smallpox, which was supposed t,
have ceased at Butte City. is in full bias
again, five new ca ss having been discov
cred on Thursday.
All zoe, and 25c embrolderies are t
be sold today at S. b. Cohen at l5c
yard.
The Ladies' Athletic Club has CON
menced work again after 4 vacation of
few months. Hereafter they will met
on Thursday evening and have secure
an instructor.
The scenery for the Sea Queen is bein
painted by Larry and from what has a
ready been finished, the play will be Il
most elaborate pieces ever staged ia Ca
son.
If you neglect to purchase embroi(
cries today at the special sale of S. I
Cohen's, where zoe and 25c values al
being sold for l5c, you will miss bi
bargain.
All kinds of reports regarding the COZ
dition of Cecil Loughran have bean
circulation since Saturday afternoon, h
death having been announced sever
times, but at last accounts he was st
alive and mproviAg.-Report.
If you are making up underwear ar
need any embroideries you had bett
buy them today at the special sale
S. B. Cohen s 20c and 25c values
l5c yard.
Fresh home made candy at Mi
Thomas
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
# Yol, Need Shoes

Our January clearance sale gives You
2 splendid opportunity to secure the fin
est ana best liUc of footwear ever placed
on the market. n greatly reduced prices
Call early at Ell Burlinston's and secure
your fit and style. Don't wait until sizes
are gone.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
Seed Distribution

Washington. D.. G.. Jan. ,. 1900.
The distribution Of garden seed by the
Agricultural Department viii begin in
January. shall be pleased to order seed
to be sent to any person III Nevada who
will send ne their names and addresses.
NM. NJ. STEWART,
I. :. Senate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
Chamber Of Commerce.

The will be a meeting Of the Chamber
of Commerce this evening at the Criter-
ion at s O'Clock.
A full attendance is earnestly requested
AS business of importance is to toe trans
acted.
George II. Meyers.
President.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
Seeds

Congressman Newlands has received
his quota of seeds for distribution in
the State, and will send them to any
one desiring them. Address all re-
quests to Francis G. Newlands House
of Representatives, Washington, D. G..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23

The Thaxtcr Drug Store has received
and has, on display fine line of vases,
pictures. fancy n'lendars, celluiold toilet
sets, perfumes (!atest odorsl. porcelain
fancy ware, glove and handkerchief boxes
ETC. They sell cheaper than any house IN
Nevada. The public is cordially invited
to call and inspect and price goods.
Housekeeping rooms: In desirable
locality. centrally located, a be rent
ed to responsible parties. inquire at
Mrs. Cary's, east OF Capitol.
The ThaXter Drug Store, first to put
prices IN reach OF the poor people.
For RENT-An upri ght piano, fine
tune. Box 424, City.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-01-23
Notice

Carson, Jan. 3, 1900.
7, J. NJ Johnson, have this day sold the
Nevada Drug Store to Chas. Kaiser.
j. NJ Johnson.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-16
La sofocaci0n
de los polluelos,

Sc conOce cen el nom bre de so
tocact6n, bostezo 8 bOquoo en- los
pCilos ura enfermedad que resulta
oe la pre- encia de IN gusano Dema
roidr (Syngamus Trachealis) en- la
JraQcCa y Sc manilesta pOr la diff .
cultai que 'es causa para respirar,
Jb,iear~ulcs estar cuntinuamente
anriHrur 81 picu como para bo>tezar
y por L ti1lo ,>ncnmben ashxladOs.
Para CUEhatir e>ta enfermedad
Sc ha0 propuesto varios medios, en-
ire los ouales, el que mas &c uaa con
s,i~ta en- iutroducir en- Ia traquea de
los pollos enfermos una pluma des-
pruvi>ta de las barbas y darle un
movim:cnto rotatorio para que, obr&n
40 nanera de cepillo, desaloje los
gusan0s,
Eta practica no es de recomen-
dar pol Ia razon de que estando los
gusanos, como estau casi siemprs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-16
Paris en- America

Por cl v&por frances sSan ST.
NOM ACADIA de llegar de Paris un
explen3.1o surtido para Ell NUE.
VO BAZA2, San Fra cisco 40,
cC:npue>tO 90 ininidad DE- nbjetos
de fantasia Ultima nov"dad y pal u
realizar precios de situacion. En-
tre el'os fguran elegantfsimos som
breroS adOrnadC A 0anicos, Gasas,
CAj"nes, Agremanes y Cordones de
ST. H. C,nta5 magnf cas-, Telas de
se1a, tito y a!godon, Cirtorones,
Pe'fnmerfa, preciosas Coronas fu-
nebre> ue biscuit & & & Maestro
lena t. la baratura y rufstro pro,
post" ID renovation constante de
nu+suas existencias, por ESQ nos
Vemcs honra3os por multitud de
aVo'ecedore> que en- busca de 10
BUENO BONITO y BARATO acu-
den 8 Ell NUEVO BAZAAR San
Francisco 40.
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ReViSandO
peri6dic0s.

Ella Opin60, d. Ponce, anuncia
la ap@rlcion 6e un Teri6djco federal
en- aQunla ciujaA y a1Ade que hay
mucho man te fu"d, d~.ntrn g. par
lido FED raj, Y cS probable que sur
ia de- es.. cc1, "ttVi al una aErUra
ci6n indeppn&!@nt@ que. probable
meEte, hnra Hmi,1ad cnr los di,i
dento~ snOur Iirta del Gran PartidO
Repub icauo.
iAulnp, disidoncia! va tienes
companeros qle te ayrden en- TIA
obra. Pacta con elIo~, QUO algO te
pucde repOrtal es0 pActU.
--sI4a B4ndera Americans, d"di'
ca su editorial d cul~brar el rrrh&'
Bile triunto del partido re ruS,;ca4no
de la tue TO "oIi, inzyduaolo un faus
TO aCnntCclmientD.
Nos place, dice, que n ni"n1o
el pueblo americana, pue;, al d&r el
triuufo al partido repu ublicanc, la
islA de- PnertO Rico tondra aoegura
do un pOrVenir risuehO en- la parta
econouica.
--<La Brujas de Mayaguez, ref
riendose la amenaza lauzada por
sLa Bandera Americana de vengar
los uttraJeS 81 Sc reptti1> 0n los su'
cosOs de Guayama, lie dice:
SAie r., porquc no puedo GREER
quo t"dns los pu"rl H",iqne Nos ha
yam perdido cl semitic cumUp 10
compreniiAudo Goe esa no cs el 90,
mine para TRAFALGAR pnr vi bj1n L."
la patria; NE RIO, porquo Il fue'e.u
ciert; tDdas esa5 amen: ~. tod y
esOs .3cha"achOs nub:ft Qut Greer
que E1r.tru pals uSt&ra comp;ttA'
neldn p"rdl@o ptra r"."1',~; a."
RIO, r'' t'n NClQ1" "-ENtJ Qus' q
sar gre ,,, ~, oa.a 4Itiu>, 4 p',.....'.
0at@r T. e 81, pu: . ,.,,i,:H y C..dA '.t
dH IO~ '!u} '.ut .IN' !' y ~ hl~pn1;>,'. i
la Iu u. 0,'apH, .ta' Al Antca oe '%l
Sar>c IA ranp". 2uI Qu SOLO sea pa
Tn cuJ4r u1' 20 "..1 '..>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-16
Ell puente
do los Rayes Cato icos.

sCuando Obras pdblicas Sc acor
dara de los vec;nos que viven allen
de el Plata? Ha pasado un a1o y
todav1a esta en- Ell mislno estado este
puente que en- ell que 10 dejo el hura
can de San Ciriaco. para que ges.
tionar las construcciones de nuevas
carreteras, 81 basta que un meteoro
las obstruya para que no SO vuelvan
ocupar de ella.
Lo dif1cil no es crear, sine con.
servar, ha dicho con razon un econo
miEta
No conssruyamos mas carreteras
ST no sabemos conservar las que to
nemos Pues es lamentable que sc
empleen miles de- dollars en- una
obra para lespues tener 81 puniole
abandono 8 aratfa de dejarlas desa
parece- paLlatinamente.
Ademas, en- nuestro pals de to
rrenciales lIuvias, fomentar carrete
ras sin puentes es 10 mismo que no
hacerlas-s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-16
Ell joven
inlpres0r,

Por el emo de 1925, hallose en
Londres. Inglatsrra, un joven anne
rcano de unos diez y nueve amos
buscardo trabajo para mantenerse.
Dif,.rente de muchos j5venes de
la al tualidod, dispuesto a trabajar
en- 10 que SO ofrezca y que andan per
didos en- pesqu:sa POI no saber ha'
GER NADIA, habfa aprendido & hacer
algC; bien saba 4 donde deb1a de ir
para buscar trabajo, Dirigiose sin
perdida de tempo una imprenta
solicitandolo.
lDe donde rs u.tvd? pregunt6
el capataz.
DE- America, respondi6.
Isl? lilo Ell capataz; de Amerl'
ca? Un muchachO americana que
quiere trabajo en- clase de impresor! !!
pAIO. :realneute cOmprende 81 Oh
clio Dc impresOr? aPuede compo-
ner?
FL ioven Sc dirigio una de las
cajas, y en- breve tempo <paro> 81
siguiente pasaje del primer capitti}o
de Juan: Gle dijo NatAniel. DE Ne
zaret puede haber a'go buepo? Die
le Felipe: Ven, y We ,
Lo bizo tan pronto y bien, y sir
vi6 de reprensi6n delicada, tan justa
fue'te, que este desde luego le di6
iuduj) y representation, ell todos
los auinos del taller.
Con diljg9ucia siguio 81 oficio, SO
neg6 del todo bebor cerveza y licor,
ahorr1 10 que podfa, volvio a Ameri
ca, Sc hizo inpresor, publicista, au
tor, admins trador general de CO
rreos, miembro del Congreso, fir
mantle de la Declaration de Indepen
dencia, EN- baj ador Ell cortes monar
Quicas y por I'm muri6 en- Filadelfia,
81 II de ADril de 1890, & Ia edad de
ocnenta y cuatro amos, colmado de
amos y de honores, y hay mas de
ciento cincuenta cOndados, villas Y
aldeas en- America, nom brados en-
memoria de aquel joven impresor,
Benjamin Franklin, autor ue Gel Al l.
manaque del pcbre Ricardo ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-16

firmemente agarrados, no Sc pueden
desalojar con la fricci6n de la pluma
sin pe]igro de herir la traquea y por
que; a1n cuando Sc puedan so]tar,
no salen con Ia pluma, sino que Sc
les empuja mas hacia adent:o ha
ci endo que Sc junten los que haya y
aumenten la obstruction, dando por
resultado que los pollos mueren mas
pronto. Comprendiendo 10 diticil que
es sacar los gusanos, alguuos acos
tumbran untar Ia pluma que introdu
cen en- la traquea con substancias
gcrmicidas, mojar]a en- aguasras,
pero 81 bieu este es mejor, no salts
face tampoco.
FL metodo mas segurO Y mas ra
cional para oomb batir IL enfermedad
COnsiste en- separar de los otros los
pollos atacados para impedir el con
tagio.
Despues dc haber tomado esta
medida precautoria los enfermos Sc
deben poner donde tsngan paste de
yerba tierna, darles aigunas rAciones
de linoza y, como bebida. una infu
sion de ruda y aqua en- tugar del
aqua ordinaria.
Sc ha dicho, y al parecor con
buen fundamento, que los pollOs al
toser arrojan los huevos del gusano.
que estOs incuban en- el aqua, dOnde
ell embri6n puede vivir largo tempo
dando lugar al contagio de las aves
que beban ell aqua en- que ellos Sc en-
cuentran
E, tambisn muy probable que
los gusanos vivian en- la terra en-
las paredes, y por 10 tanto viene
desinfectar los gallineros. gu que ha
yam pollos enfermcs, asf como tam.
bien las vasijas en- que comen y be.
ben, el suelo On que escarvan y to.
dos los lugares en- que pueda haber
peligro de contagio.
Uno de los medios mejores para
destruir los huevos y los emb. ZONES
de les gusanos que haya en- ell suelo
consiste en- regar este con una so,u
cion compuesta de un dracma de Aci
do salic1lico 8 &cido sulfdrico por ca
da dos cuartlllos de aqua.
Los despojos de los pollos que
hayan muerJo de la enfermedad de
be quemarse enseguida enterrarse
en- hondos hoyos.
Como prevention contra el NAL,
se recomienda regar cal apagada en-
los gallineros y en- los corraIes en-
que los pollos se encuentren.
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REMIT'IDO.
Gatell y Degetau.

tacibn porouA Sc le desigr6 can1 da.
to por eI partido federal para Dele
gado a Washington
Aunt sobradamente nos coroce
mos to0Os. y por ESQ SaoemOs one
Gatel O. un oven dc uua de las prin
cipANe& familias del pals, irtaligente
Y te honradez q toAa prueba.
GA1ell es LrGo en- Farrcacla, IT,
tulo i&uaI 81 que lIevan d guno* pro.
hC'mbres del uismo partldo re.yu biz
HAI:O.
Su :2"si&nati6n fue necha por As
micmhro- d~l Connie directive del
puItido federal, sin preston, >i1 amA
f1Ca v pnr v.lontAd iiLerElDa.
Ell Comi~:onAdO 70 tinue Voz nj
vOtO e. las Camaras De Wa ohington
Y, pOr tautO, no va ala q pcnpun
ciar hri!iartes di>cursu>; peio ii ne
c>>ita como coudjcion inoi ,peusanle
h" Der Il inel6>, cCu!o 10 sahe 81 can
didato federal, COrreCtl >lmamente:
para pOder cusnptlc blen su mission
cerca del Gobierno.
Degetau habfa hecho profundos
estudio~ de la Cnns1ltucion y Leyes
de 10, E tados Unidos, nero 10 ha
viv do all1, como su contfiucanta,
por muchos amos, teniendo as1 lugar
de yer en la practica aquella Consti
tuci0n y.aquellas Leyes.
mo quieren los reput'icanos
amerlc anizArse en tOdo? 5'ues Ga
tell es <ciudadano americenOs desde
hace algunOs AMOS.
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Ell News"
Y los obrer0s

FL News en- su elici6n de hoy
inserta an excuse aftfculo que Sc
relaclona con las hueIg IS de obre
ros, Y con este motive dice:
sEN nue>tro iulcio, todas las dis
putas elitre' TIA BE- jadoreS y dueflos,
on e>tA ia'a, Sc pUoTiau aj1>tar facil'
'ret'e ror un arnitradNr Official nom
braGo Q e>cogido por opinion publ
ca de cnda dlstrito. Deberian haber
por 10 meuns siete do estos emplea
dos para la I-la. Sc les harfa dOta T
lie poderes plenos para arreglar to-
das las controversies del trabajO, V
les disputart9s Sc meterla n
por ]a Icy a aceptar el falIo de estos
- nOrrs. con dcI echo siempTe de
Epulal Us /, ibuua
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t'ajardo P. +.

Los naturales de las islas da-
ne~as prot3stan &c Ia venta que Sc
Quiere hacer de au territOrlO y estan
djspuesto5 ha emigrar ante, de yer
sustituida su bandera pof otca.
E miercO!eS, manana, Is exec
lente Banda de Verar, dara d cOrO -
Ger una de las mejores danzas de-
malogrado Tavarez. Sc tituia <Ilu
sion perdlda' y llamara muchO Ia
ateacion de los inteligeutAS no solo
por 10 delicado de su me:o0i>., sino
por las dificu]tades de ejecuclon en-
conmendadas al BON b .r4ipn
En- cuanto "A l(tu'n dc Ia danz1,
no hay q2e asuSts">e G. va siu AIuoIo l.
En- Ia cale del Sol e,qujna a
la Tanca hay un ba:2e feIonen4
digno de los IN N gle lie Ca:aho.
Sc han retirado del gOlfO Pc
chill cinco barcos de guerra france
ses
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-16

Desde 'ucgo que todo Il que lea
el rticulo puhlGado aver ror este
mi no peri6dicO y con est, mi~mo
ru!ro, la cumprendido seEuida
qu ef "a HSpirAdO en- el es plritu de
bn deriA pOiltiu%.
Y 90 tai modo SO destara IN di
ch, esClit0 III uota del i,t4les do
pc rtid", que hjen puele as,r@ura,'so
quo traS ell AHu3oAimo <uo iEu par
c. u Sc Ucultt el DOmbre q uu re
p 0llcap0, entu. ia~ta rCr Ii c3u>a
y, pOr eLde, >impatizadur DE Ia can
di laturA d4l Sr Degetuu
Esas si1patAs son iu-t:ti a3aS,
pr 10 q no. otrOS las rrapf l;+'uO~; pc
re al caIor do elias el autOr del art(cu
lc tGa!eli y DpgtIaus ST aparta del
c, mjno de ia lealidad de los hechOs,
p uetrardo por un Sendelo tor1uo-
Sc.
FL articu)iSta Ell Su afAn ce Oh
tx ner sufru giUS para e! candidate d.
slls sitnpatftS, llNvA 4 las nub9s ell
nDmbre de Don Federico D, e tau,
il tenta, como contra o, euMlr ell dc
s. contrincaut9 en- liz OScutidad de
lC desconocilO.
El 10 que exist, una injusticia
rande Porquc p ca levantar los
prestigios de una porsonalidad cual
quiera, jamas debe doprimirse a otra
sbaj jandola ha>ta Pre>entarlA de5
prov>ta de tOdo t)erecimientO
Dice e) artjcu,ista que Gatel es
uu descOuCcijN, 1ne es un hOmcre
S,n eritO al&unO, que os exdepen
diente de botica, que es illegal la vo