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The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
How About Republican Oregon.

While Mr., Bryan was speaking al
Marion, Ind. someone in the audience
asked him in regard to the North Carolina
law and Mr.. Bryan said:
my friend, am glad you asked me
that. am prepared for you. Now,
am going to assume that the Republican
who asked that is an honest man. | am
going to talk about the constitution OF
the Republican state of Oregon. will
read provision of that constitution
/ 1t says Section 35. No free negro OF
mulatto not residing in this state at the
time of the adoption of this constitution
shall come, reside or be within this
state, hold any real estate or make any
contract or maintain any such therein
and the legislative assembly shall pro
vide by penal laws for the removal by
public officers of all such negroes and
mulattos and for their effectual exclusion
from the state and for the punishment
of persons who shall bring them into the
state or employ or harbor them,
"'That amendment was adopted before
the civil war. 1t makes it unlawful fol-
free negro to 90 into the state and Il
authorizes the officers to put him ont.
But you say that 1t Is old, Let me re
mind you that last June an effort wal
made to repeal that portion Of the con
stitution and tho effort to repeal was de-
feated, although the state went 10, O0(
Republican, But my friend may no
have time to 20 to Oregon, IL not
want TO tell him to 20 TO the city o.
| Washington. That Is nearer. Go (,
Washington and find out what provision
the Republican administration has mad,
for the voters Of Porto Rico,
"Now, you are responsible, Why
don You correct thatH IL you have mo-
the time to go to Washington lot me re
mind you that your administration ha'
made the Sulu treaty and the Sulu treat,
provides that our flag shall float over tn,
sultan's palace and that we shall pay
the sultan 10 much TO keep II floating
there. That flag floats today over tn,
Sulu slaves and the treaty recognizes
slavery rs m existing institution, ant
instead Of providing that the slaves shall
be free the Sulu treaty provides in article
10 that he shall have the right to pur.
chase his freedom whenever he car
make enough working for nothing day
to buy himself at the market price,
There was never moro shameful piece
OF Hypocrisy than that under which the
Republicans hide when they talk about
Southern amendments, II was u Re
publican congress that took the right &c
vote away from those In the District Of
Columbia and for thirty years the Negro
has been electing Republican presidents
and getting janitorships in return and
you never hear y modern Republican
say anything for him except during q
campaign, when his vote IA needed. -
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A Grand Performance.

Lemen Brothers gave very satisfac-
tory performance yesterday, both after
noon and evening. Every promise
guaranteed by the bills was carried out.
Rajah, the big elephant, was as claimed
and the boxing kangaroo was there in
all the glory of his pugilistic ability.
The ring performances, trapeze work
tumbling, etc. were the best given IL
jamestown for many years, and the
management, actors, and in fact al
employees. conducted themselves in a
way that calls for nothing but good
words. Eek.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
Miss Kitty Watson.

The Champion Four and Six-Horse
Equestrienne, whose fame is boundless
in five continents, will at each perform
ance of Lemen Bros. World Monster
Shows, ride, drive, manage and handle
her spirited team with dash, grace and
skill that has never had an equal. Miss
Watson also introduces her diverting
burlesque act of impersonating country
girl performing an equestrian bareback
act on mule, always received with
hilarious applause.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
DO not get scared e. your heart troubles

DO not get ecared II your heart troubles
YOU, Most likely you suffer from in.
digestion Kodel Dyspepsia Cure d.
gests what you eat and gives the worn
out stomach perfect rest, II Ia the only
preparation known that completely di.
gests oil classes OF food that Is why Il
cures the worst cases of indigestion and
stomach trouble after everything else
has failed, II may be- taken In all
conditions and cannot help but do you
good He JOHNSON,
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

MousT Nrpo, ARR, ~ aO--sale Of tickets will
commence May 10th and last until October 81.
TO SALT LAKE CRY AND O0prN, s6h2b--
Tickets on sale daily tho year round, annl return
limit ninety days nom date OF sale Hon agen,
IN regard 70 STOP over privileged Diverse ron,.
md Joint agency Zee. A, HAye, AT
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Cotton seed has dropped to $14 pei
ton.
John Weaver returned from Pine
| Bluff yesterday morning
The grower who can afford to hold
his cotton until after the main part of
the crop, is harvested is pretty sure to
realize the top price.
The Smith building formerly occupied
| by the Home and Hospital, has been
rented to T, Il, Morgan who will occupy
it with his steam laundry.
d. II. Miller left Wednesday evening
for st. Louis to buy additional goods
for Geo. II. Wood Il Cos. dry goods
and hardware stores.
Hon. r.. L. Rogers was up from
Mulberry Tuesday, and has so far re.
covered from his recent injury as to be
able to navigate without the aid Of u
crutch.
A car of Russellville anthracite coal
passed through here Thursday bound
for some point north on the Frisco, and
of course 1t attracted Will Hayman 8
attention.
Pulaski countys levying court has
levied road tax Of mills under amend
ment No. 4. Crawford county voters
were not allowed to vote on the question
for reasons best known to the election
commissioners.
The card party given at the residence
Of Mr., and Mrs, =, d, Scott Wednes.
day afternoon for the benefit Of the float
was not as largely attended as II should
have been considering the object, but
the proceeds still Melted handsome
addition to the fund
Some OF the residents Of the Colony
are very much put out over the raid on
their game last Sunday night and are
said to be indulging In threats against
the officers. There IL among the people
OF that district pretty tough gang that
will run against snag some day.
Crawford county farmers will be well
supplied with new wagons after this
fall, II the number sold by our dealers
30 far Ia any criterion Now II we had
roads that are roads, these wagons
would last much longer and haul much
larger loads than with the present
condition of things.
The publication Wednesday of the
monthly government cotton report,
showing the condition Of the crop to be
two per cent, better than estimated
September T. caused u considerable de-
cline. Up TO that time II had averaged
from 0 90 TO D, %, but the report caused
drop to $50 w 100,
The third trial of the case against
Dave Furie for the robbery of the
SHIRLEY postoilice WAS on trial IN the
Federal court ut Fort Smith this week
The evidence was concluded Thursday
morning and the case given TO the Jury,
Yesterday noon they were discharged
having been unable to agree. This
makes the third mistrial,
Perry Allen In this Issue OF THE Press
makes s0Mo oGals Ia the shape OF prices
on goods that will open the eyes Of those
who have have beon wont to buy from
credit houses. Az Allen 4 everything
IN cash and the man or woman who pays
her bills does not have TO also pay the
bills OF delinquents, Remember this
when you need anything IN the line
carried by Perry Allen and mako his
store visit,
4 Han L.. Ia. ua.al.st AZ 1.ll "a.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Apple wagons from the northern part
of the county and Washington and
Benton are to be seen on the streets
every day now. The quality though is
not up to that of former years.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
McGee's Backache and Kid
new Cure

Will cure you of backache, Kidney
disease, bladder affections, etc. 1t is
the best treatment known for these
troubles. You will get the worth OF
your money.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
Low Rates TO Eureka.

From now until Nov list the usual Summer
Excursion rates to Eureka Springs viii be IN
effect Each Saturday P. NJ. the rate Tor round
trip will be $3.50, limited to Monday following.
p W. FURRY, Agt
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Reduced ono way second class rates TO Cali.
iornih points, Portland Oregon, Seattle wapbing
ton and Intermediate points Call NJ Iron
Mountain Ky Ticket once,
AuAyt, AIT
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
Mo0ss'I Baby Elixir

Makes bables healthy, fat and
strong. II oonlsins no opium or other
sry ono bottle nnd you Will got tho
best' Prices, y md zoo.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Messrs. Lee Levers and Chas. Lytle
spent u portion Of Thursday in Van
Buren,, and reported business lively in
our neighboring town of Alma.
Josiah Stahl came down from his farm
near Rudy Thursday for few hours.
He reports great scarcity of cotton
pickers in that neighborhood.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
DONATIONS

Reading matter, Mrs. E, B. PIERCE
refreshments, dinner committee.
The hospital is very much In need of
some knives and forks and shall be very
thankful if some friend will donate
them to the hospital.
l.. H. SoUTHMAYD, Pres.
CLARA B. Emo, Sec'y
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
PATIENTS.

Tom Griffin, Crawford county; dis.
charged September s. Vestal Edmus-
ton, Washington county; discharged
September 4. Mrs Hawkins, Crawford
county; admitted September 8, dis
charged September 8, Sarah Goodwin,
Van Buren,; admitted September 90.
A. B. Lloyd Crawford county admitted
September 30, discharged September 30
Clay Green, Crawford county; James
Walton, Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Crawford county farmers will be well
supplied with new wagons after this
fall, II the number sold by our dealers
80 far Ia any criterion Now II we had
roads that are roads, these wagons
would last much longer and haul much
larger loads than with the present
condition of things,
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
Special Train Service to Fl. Smith
Fair Week.

In order to accommodate Van Buren,
street fair visitors the Frisco line will
run the following special trains be.
ginning Monday October 18th until and
: L. -. .l...- nntAhal. OQth
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
Unclaimed Letters,

The following Nv u Hat OF lotlera In the Post
ONCE NJ Van Duron, Ark remaining unCAlltp
Tor and advertised October 10, 1900,
Bates, Jn0 A MOles, Isaac
Dfack, 0eorge Nelley Misc
Hare clara Paine, jew
Candeld, j W Ray, Bufei
Uottfeih BuiA Reeves XIV
Cabin. N y Bapp, Mary
Hirsch Chas Smith, Claude
Mebar Katy Thomas, Hannah
Vanclcl,, Anna
Parties calling for tboye will please say az,
yertiacd and give dNe, A foe OF ono cent VIII
DO charged on all adierIIaod ettore. a,
JIM JAnvis, y NJ
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Some OF the residents Of the Colony
are very much put out over the raid on
their game last Sunday night and are
said to be indulging in threats against
the officers. There Is among the people
OF that district u pretty tough gang that
will run against snag some day.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Hospital Report for Sept, 1900.
The following is the monthly report
of the financial condition, etc. Of the
Charity Home and Hospital.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Regular fare; no extra charge tickets
good on regular or special trains 25c
for round trip. Prompt service and
plenty of room. P. w. FURRY, Agt.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

The card party given at the residence
Of Mr. and Mrs, =, ID, Scott Wednes.
day afternoon for the benefit of the float
was not rs largely attended as 1t should
have been considering the object, but
the proceeds still netted handsome
addition TO the fund.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
THE MIGHTY B0VAlAPUS
he rarest, strangcst, awfulest of all the
lightly monsters Of the great deep.
IxajaIl.

The biggest brute on earth, a towering
giant, The very lord Of beasts. Taller
longer, weighs more, cost more than any
elephant ever captured. Bigger than the
famous Jumbo.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

The third trial Of the case against
Dave Furie for the robbery of the
SHIRLEY postoiiice was on trial IN the
Federal court at Fort Smith this week
The evidence was concluded Thursday
morning and the case given to the jury,
Yesterday noon they were discharged, ,
having been unable TO agree. This
makes the third mistrial,
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

The publication Wednesday Of the
monthly government cotton report,
showing the condition Of the crop to be
two per cent, better than estimated
September /, caused u considerable de-
cline, Up to that time II had averaged
from 0, 90 TO D. o. but the report caused
N drnn IN \ 40 o6 q 90
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
CAPT. SANTIAGO, High Diver.

The worlds highest diver actually illngs
himself backward from the highest point
ever dived from.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Cotton seed has dropped to sl4 per
ton.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
Racing Steers. A Great Novelty

Whole animals Long Tailed
Horse Baby Hppopotamus, Baby Lions serpen and Birds
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Pulaski county's levying court has
levied n road tax Of 0 mills under amend
ment No. a. Crawford county voters
were not allowed to vote on the question
for reasons best known to the election
commissioners.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Hon. r. L. Rogers was up from
Mulberry Tuesday, and has so far re-
covered from his recent injury as to be
able to navigate without the aid Of a
crutch.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills the non.irritating and
only catharto to take with Hoods sarssparilla.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

A car Of Russellville anthracite Goa
passed through here Thursday bound
for some point north on the Frisco, and
of course it attracted Will Hayman 4
attention.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

The Smith building formerly occupied
by the Home and Hospital, has been
rented to T, e. Morgan, who will occupy
it with his steam laundry.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

D. II. Miller left Wednesday evening
for ST. Louis to buy additional goods
for Geo, II. Wood Il Cos, dry goods
and hardware stores.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
Edna Cooke,

The girl wonder, The only lady turning
forward and backward somersauts on a
bareback horse. A challenge Of $4,000
to anyone who can produce her equal
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

John Weaver returned from Pin
Bluff yesterday morning.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13

The grower who can afford to hold
his cotton until after the main part o.
the crop is harvested is pretty sure tC
realize the top price.
The Van Buren press., 1900-10-13
Perry Allen In this Issue Of THE Press

mahca somo oifals Ia the shape OF prices
on goods that will open the eyes Of those
who have have been wont ~ buy from
credit houses. AT Aliens everything
IN cash and the man or woman who pays
her bills does not have TO also pay the
bills Of delnquents, Remember this
when you need anything IN the line
carried by Perry Allen and mako his
store n visit,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
CORTE De IUSTICIA
DE HOMACAO
Constituida en- Guayama
Cdusa por homictd5o contra Le0cadio
Amodo (a) Cayito.
FL Tribunal
FL Tribunal

Presidente, senior Was Ochoteco (don
Juan) .-Magi don Pedro de
Aldrey y don Ricardo Laoosta.-Fis.
cal: don Emilio del Toro. .-Secreta-
rio, don J. r. Aponte. e.-Defensor.
A las nueve de la maflana de este dia
comenzo la session en- la casa del Ayun.
tamiento. Siendo Ell primer acto de es-
ia clase que Sc ceiebraba en- este pueblo,
la espectacion fu6 grande ell reducido
salon y sus contornos sc hallaba com
pletamente invadido.
El procesado, Leocadio Amado la)
Cdyito, es un joven de % amos, natural
de Patillas, de ofcio panadero, nunca
ha estado procesado nj preso declara
con despejo y naturalidad.
La noche del II al 2 de Febrero en-
curse con motive de una futil discussion
sObre qetie'a nadnda6a nads 81 eI padre .
la na0dre, entablaron entire ell Leocadio
y Sandalio Santiago Delgado, muchacho
este sque aoostumbraba aLegrar8e mis-
de la cue7etG, sc origino un altercado
entire ambos. Cae Sandalio en- la &C
ci6n, es recogido por varios amigos,
Intervene la policfa, es conducido en
brazos d la casa de la madre. Una me-
dia hora despu6s muere a consecuencia
de una hemorragia interna segdn dfcta-
men medico. Ell enfermo es asistldo
por ell doctor Diaz, quien, acompanado
de su compafero ell doctor Sabater, sc
encargaron de la autopsia.'
Como en- ell aoto del juicio oourrieran
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DESDB LA HABADA
CHARLA MENUDA
Sr. don Mariana AbriI.
Amigo Director.

Amigo Director.
Al fin ha recaido sentencia en- la eau
sa Pidla1e A@cGvet0.
Dicha sentencia, que ha sido inserta-
da fntegra por los diarios de mayor
circulation, es un notable documento
jurfdico, que comprende 19 Resultala.
dos y p Coaesideraaados.
En- ell mas 1mportante de estos ulti-
mos, 8 sea Ell segundo, Sc apreoia ell
hecho como pdaTicidio fauStrado, por
no haberse probado que la digitalina
de la esposa de Pinan, DueS aun aCg77ai-
tie1aolo que dic)to ne6dicanae1ato fatG ana
de las conc0eSsds, qate en- union de otras,
no tna0attdbles al procesoCo, diero1e orr
gen q atn deSeqetili6ri0 Functional, y este
q la e7efernaeCt0d c0uS0 de L0 nauerte,
este hartG ap0recer dicho ue1ae7eo como
cauSG t1atctdt de ana Se2ie de efectos que,
a11et0OS q Otrds circlG1estd1aci0S intc7afe :
re1ateS, catlnat7a0rO2e e7a eL fuiZec5n1tento de
EsperG'o@d, por 10 que no puede esti
marse como c0nSetn1000 ell delito, por-
que ain en- ese supuesto, la causaIidad
jebr5tgSc0 no 20atede Segatir Sienspre L0
coatsaIidad material, porque la zortnoera
tieae necesidad de eoa L5aatte del c1al
tonao se6 Orige,a la tnapmta6tliczctd, naien-
traS Ia seget,ado estG .fornaada de ana
co1e'oa Que janods tieoe i'm. (Alimena-
Dell-imputabilidad vol-2Q pag 476).
En- resumen: eondenan al procesado
a la pena de dies y ocho amos de cadena
temporal, Introduction, inhabilitaci6n,
yigiIancia, costas etc.. declarandose no
haber lugar la indemnizaci6n solicita-
da por Ell Fiscal.
Asf ha terminado Ell Gftatre que por
dos semanas mantuvo la atenci6n del
publico habanero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
Nc llores, nina serrana,
Las penas de tus amores;
Comparalas con las lnfas,
Z veras que son memories.

i Os quejabals ahf de las 6adesaS del
tribunal de Policfa ?
Pues ell de aquf no sc queda atras.
ahn estoy por deoir que da tres y
rayG q ese, y todos los tribunales de
policfa habidos y por haber.
Valiente grezca Sc armo en- la sema-
na pasada, por NOR del citado tribunal |!
Uno extralimitaci6n de funciones CO.
metida por ell presidente g encargado
del referido tribunal, proyoc6 'una rui-
dosa competencia, que POGO mas orr
gina una CRISIS de Secretaries de Des-
pacho.
EIlo sucedi6 al parecer del modo 81
guiente.
Aunque no era La primera extralimi-
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cion porque lie llamamos testaferro y di
gimos que siendo puertorriqueno Sc las
echaba de ectra1jero.
Ambas cosas estabamos dispuestos q
demostrarle, pues tenemos pruebas de
clio.
La Corte Provisional senal6 para la
celebration del juicio Ell dia Fl aIe Fe
6rero. Acudimos ese dia, y Sc nos dljo
que el juicio Sc aplazaba para cuando
volviese Ia Corte a Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30

1nJust0 tamDlen es, que sc escOJan
tres cuatro individuos para denunciar-
los al Tribunal de Policfa, cuando los
que aplaudfan en- esa forma eran mas
de trescientos.
Esperamos que ell senior Alcalde, con
su buen criterio, no hara case de esas
denunoias.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Muy senior mio:
Al dirigirIe la presente quiero hacer
constar en- las eolumnas de su ilustrado
diario un abuse cometido anoche en- ell
Teatro por la Polic,a de esta ciudad.
En- todos los paises del mundos y en-
todos los Teatros conocidos hay por
costumbre la noche de la representation
de FdUorit0 dar tres golpes en- ell tabla-
do para ell acompanamiento de Ia or
questa del tercer acto; esa costumbre
creo que no esta ain abolida en- Puerto
Rico; pues bien: anoche sc ha dado el
case, (muy raro por cierto) de que al
aplaudir ell publico de Ponce, 10 hizo
palmoteando Ell que estas lfneas escribe,
IN policfa, saltando por encima de
todos los respetos sooiales, sin guardian
las consideraciones que debe MERCER un
caballero Y sin tener en- cuenta que
mientras ell pueblo todo aplaudfa con
bastones, otros caballeros y 20 solo pal
moteabanos, Sc dirigi6 a nosotros en-
forma brusca soez, haei6ndonos car
gos por haber aplaudido, exigi6ndonos
nuestTos nombres para denunclarnos an
tie ell Tribunal de Policfa.
Hecho es este seflor Director que da
muy mala opinion de los hombres en-
cargados de velar los intereses y ell
orden.
Hecho es este que revela algo como
quebrantamiento los sagrados fueros
de una sociedad faIta de formas y
procedimientos de la policfa en- las sa-
gradas fancIenes de gu cargo.
ST la policfa creyo cumplir con un
deber Ipor que no denuncia ante la
corte S todo un pueblo que bastoneaba
en- ell teatro?
iEs acaso que ell pdbiioo que paga
su dinero para yer la representation no
puede como en- todos los teatros del
mundo aplaudir los actores?
Y luego, ST acaso ell policfa formula
81 denuncia porque reconociera que
eramos espanOIes 5es que no tlenen en-
este pueblo garantfa los extrangeros?
Me agrsdarfa senor director que hi
ciera usted pdblico esta manifestation
para saber ST son no respetables los
derechos del ciudadano. Sin otro parti-
cular.
Su alto. 8. 8. q. b. 8. M,
ANTONIO GoNzALEz.
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taci6n cometi6a, la de ahora fu6 de mks
bulto, y motive un decreto en- ell que Sc
reformaban las atribuciones del mencio.
nado tribunal, publieado espaldas
sin oonocimiento de los Secretaries.
Por este, y por las exhobitantes facuI-
tades que en- ell decreto sc comedian, los
Secretaries amenazaron con sus dimisio.
nes sino Sc reformaba el decreto con in.
tervencion de ellos.
"PapG Wood Sc llamo engano, ha.
ciendo algunas caricias a sus energicos
Secretaries, dejo al arbitrio de estos ell
arreglo del lio.
Y Sc retorm6 ell decreto. iVaya 81 Sc
reformol
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
Isses fasOSestes

A continuation publieamos la protes
ia que nos envfa Ell senior don Antonio
Gonzalez de 10 ocurrido anoche en- ell
Teatro.
La oreemos justa, pues en- todos los
Teatros de Europa hemos visto acom-
paflar con los bastones ell coro del ter
Ger aoto de Fo00rito, tanto que en- Ma
drid Sc conooe por ell coro dc los 6esto-
2ees.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
AL PUEBLO PUERTO-RIQUENO
CoMPATRIoTAs /:

CoMPATRIoTAs
Cuando ell General Miles desembarco
en- Ponce, su primer acto Official fu6 in
vitar los habitantes de la lsla unirse
a las fuerzas invasoras para <combatlr
ell enemigo comun,R prometiendo en-
cambio, estender Puerto Rico las GIN
munidades bendioiones de las institu-
clones liberales de los Estados- VI Unidos.S ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30

La VaeguaraiG de Barcelona, publ
ca un atildado juicio crftico del escri-
tor J. Nogales, debido d mi buen ami
60 Antonio Corton, segun leo en- LA
DEMoC CRACIA.
Pobre Antonio Ha sido maestro
de unos ouantos ingratos, Y muchos con
menos m6ritos que 81, privan de nota,
6ilidadeS.
Slrvanle estas lfneas de carinoso re-
cuerdo, que dedico al castizo y correcto
escritor, al genial literato, condenado
al ostracismo por la envidia la null
dad ensoberbecidas.
Aun hay por estas latitudes quien lie
aprecia y lie distingue.
En- Payr6d hace las delicias de los
afsionados al bell canto, una muy regu-
lar companfa de opera, de la que son cs.
trelIoS de primera magnitud, la SoSte-
gut y la ColIana0rip5.
Carmen, CaUaIzeri0, Rigolecto, M,
non y otras, han sido verdaderos sus-
Gees.
Y no va mas por hoy.
r. TIRADo VERRIER.
Habana, Abril Is de 1900.
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I'm FALLO IMPROCEDENTE
DE LA CORTE PROVISIONAL

Nuestro leetores recordaran que hace
unos meses, un senior Aguerreverre nos
demando ante la Corte Provisional exi-
gi6ndonos 10000 dollars de indemniza-