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Bar fai boz
! he first regular meeting of the reading
club was held with Fred c. Lyman ana
wife. The winters course OF study viii be
French history, with occasional papers
on current topics.
DR.. Frank Whitcomh and wife. II Orono,
spent Christmas in town with friends
DIR. w hitcomb is stIil suffering from the
injury received in the accident al Mt
Deser, Ferry last summer.
The Bar Harbor Water Co., is putting a
large water main along West street. 1t is
being one pnder tie direction OF sept
Grindie. George W, Deliver has The
contract for the rock excavation.
JOAN W, D1s, Who runs drug store
here, has gone TO Palm Beach, Fla, ;, here.
in com pany With Ffed ! GJnya, u former
employee, lie viii take charge OF the
Poiuclana prescription pharmacy. The
pharmacy is one OF the best at Palm
Beach, being situated on the grounds OF
he most important hotel in the place,
the Royal Polncisus. Mrs. Doe is at
present visit ting friends near Portland,
and will join her nus band later.
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Mrs. f NJ. Dodge, who was seriously
i'll, is better.
Miss Maud Chaffee commenced her third
term of school in district No. 6, Monday
Miss Lena Bunker has returned from
Portland, where she has been learning
millinery
Clarence Dow has just completed a term
of gh school in the new schoolhouse on
the west side.
William Thurston, one OF the keepers
on Mt, Desert Rock light, is at home on
leave of absence.
Mrs Jonathan Rich spent last Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Lewis sawyer, at
Bear Island lighthouse.
The fremont savings bank is doing quite
a business. \ good many of the young
folks here are depostors,
J. f. Norwood is at his old home again.
jacob Kelley has moved his family there,
and he viii make his home with them.
Mrs kelley is his granddaughter.
There are two blacksmith shops here
one on the spot used by the late Zebadiah
Rich, By George Billings the other by
Alvah Rich near the church They are
kept busy most OF the time, On the east
side there is sailloft kept by Frank
ulien, no is busy making and repair
ing sails for next season
Jan s. J. A r.
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Embellishments.


DISTRESSING Aitney and Bladder Disease re-
Ieyed in -iN hours by NEW GREAT SOUTH
AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE. Itis a great surprise
on account OF il exceeding promptness in re-
lieyin2 pain Ill otadder. kidneys and back in male
or female RaIiey. 5 retention of water almost
Immediately + you want quick relief and cure
this Is the :, aIrty Sold by 5. D. WTGGIN, Drug
gist. EllsWorlh Ne.
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NHithaIn-
Mrs. Nellie DeBack has sold her horse
to b. Frank Jordan.
The -ociabIe at the hail Was greatly en-
joyed by ali who attended.
Raymond Hasten. with his team, is
employed in tue woods by A. *. Hasten.
Thomas Grindle has moved his family
to the McGoSn cottage lately vacated by
Charles Jordan.
b. V. Grant, OF Eden, with crew, is at
work hauling stove wood from the Grant
farm lately purchased by him.
Mrs. Susan Jordan, who has been stay
ing with her brother, Milton Hasten, has
returned to her home in Ellsworth.
Jan. !. II.
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picture gallery where silhouette pie
lures OF familiar neighhors were shown
for the guests to guess their names. ke-
freshments were served. All agreed that
Mr.. aud Mrs. Kinney were the pleas
ATTEST Of entertainers.
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TRIBUTE To CAPT. CHARLES f. STANLEY.
Ii seems fitting that some tribute to the
memory of the late Capt. Charles L. STAN
iey,W no died at Southwest Hsr Dor month
ago. should come from this, his native
town. No better eulogy could be pro-
nounced than to quote his own words
from a letter written to "a relative here
nine years ago, from Greeley, Colorado.
cit may he some years" he wrote. "before
get back to visit the Old home again, II should
live, and during that time, many of the old and
some Of the middle aged and Young vii have
finished tife's journey. We all, naturally. look
a. This journey OF life rs being long and that
We have plenty of time 10 ioitcr and play by the
way side, and when some duty coDfronts US
that we know we ought to tAkr up, we often say
not now, hut by c and hve' Does it not occur
to you some times that hfc Il a Journey, separate
and alone. in one sense, 10 every Individual,
aud that all these things must be attended to- as
come to them, while marching on For we
shall never pass tins way again. on | wish
might have IA disposition to do more than do
well a. / know. fer we are not ignorant
concerning these things"
The words give Us a picture OF the man
one ready to meet HES duties a. they
came, and TO do willingly that which he
believed to be his duty, even at a sacrifice
to himself.
Jan. /. X.
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White a., nor.

White ~. bor.
c tlton has returned from Bos-
Ton Tie employed by c f. Grover
Talbo, arkman, of Steuten, who has
been very tiat 2 V joys for the past few
weeks is nov approving
Mlfor4 '8sh has returned from New
York who he has had employment as
first ASST, nj 9 gjneer on tug boat.
Card we ~eceived this week announc-
ing the marriage of Ruth, daughter of
John G Moore. to Col Arthur Hamilton
Lee
Miss Lizzie Gerrish, who has been at
the Carney hospital in Boston for the past
three months for treatment, returned
home satUt day very much improved.
The high school teacher, Mr. Mills. has
organize ID debating club for the school.
The ciub meets every two weeks. on
THURSDAY evening at the sehoolhouse to
discuss thst' questions, have a short pro
gramme and general good time The
proceeds are far the benefit of the school
library
The Christina tree in the Baptis. church
Monday isht aas great success The
trees were tr'niant with decorations and
loaded with . fits The decorating was
done BY y Tfacy, Mrs Foss, Mr. Har-
rington and MIR Childs. short pro-
gramme va, presented before the distribu-
tion of gifts
Ruby CHAPTER o. +, S, installed officers
Dec. 25 for the ensuing year. p. W. NJ.
Ruhie Tracy installed, assisted by P w
NJ. Carrie Bedford, I. NJ. The officers are:
Cora GupttH, w NJ; George W Tracy,
w. P; N nHe Davis, A NJ Geneva Milf
ken, secretary; Lillian Harrington, treas
urer; Ethel Young, conductor; Jessie
Small, assistant conductor; Jennie Kings
ley, chaF'a'H Lena Smailidge Mars; Ruby
Tracy Adam. Clara Bickford, Ruth Jen
ME CAld- Esther; Viola Farrar, Martha;
Nellie sua =ge, Electa; Maria Pendleton,
varder; Charles Davis, sentry. A short
programme vas carried out after which
refres hmculs we're served
Jan f.
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They banish al ~ Tor cents al al ID gists
relief No mp paIn Aud pToiong life. q 10 givs'
do yon good Nhas's the matter one -isi
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Spiro V, son of Dir. +. W. Bridghs
left last week for Bowdoin college, where
he viii study medicine.
NJ. Fl. Preble died Sunday morning,
Jan :, after two weeks illness. He was
stricken with paralysis, and after a few
days ii set med that he would rally from it,
but second attack resulted fatally. lie
leaves Il wife and one daughter, who have
toe heartfelt sympathy OF the entire com
munity. Mr.. Preble was thoroughly
good man, upright, honorable, ard held
in hlgh esteem by all who knew him. His
loss y III be deeply felt by the entire com
munitv in which he has lived, and en-
joyed the confidence OF all.
Jan. S. Il.
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Alfred Blake and wife, from Cape
Roster, are visiting friends here.
Frank Bates has returned from Port
land where he has been employed as
painter.
Luther NJ Bates has returned from Old
Town, where he has been employed the
past year.
Rev G. b. Morse will exchange pulpits
with Rev. Mr.. Worthley, OF East Brooks
vile, next sunday.
Capt. Frank Haskell has moved his fam
lily in the cosy little cottage lately par-
chased by George Gray.
Schooner "Nettleton", Capt, Jacob
Cousins, arrived from Portland with
freight for VI. T. Condor.
The South BrooksviIle sewing circle
under the name of The Willing Work
ers meets in the Methodist church every
Wednesday at p. m.
Smelling is the prevailing business at
present From the school boy to the mer
chant, every one is the owner OF snelt
tent The cove is well settled. 1t is a
picture for an artist when the fishermen
start for their homes with seds, pals and
boxes.
Jan 5, {,
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COUNTY NEWS.
For additional County Ne,cs. see ether pages.


south BrooksviIIe.
Prof. j. b. Ames, of Harvard college, ar
rived Saturday.
Frank Bates is home from Portland,
visiting his parents, b. l.. Bates and wife.
T. T. Harvey is home from Boston,
where he has been employed house car
penteripg.
Miss Addie A. Bates has gone to Cape
Roster to live with her grandmother. Mrs.
Margaret Howard.
A court of Foresters was instituted
here Dec 30, by Fred Perkins, l.. d. H..
c. r, institutiug officer. There are
twenty-five charter members. The
officer are c. P, Franklin Farrow; {. r.,
james :. Condor; +. {. r, Joseph IapleS !;
K. S, II dph Condon; chaplain, Ernest NJ.
Condor; treasurer, c. Leroy Tapley J
W irving d. Condor; 5. b., Pearl Ward
well, ). W, Albert F. Cousins; V. {. r.,
DeForest Gray; {. d, Irving, Cousins;
r 5, Lewis Cray; }. b, Sumner Condor.
jan. i. I.
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East sullivan

East sullivan.
Edward III, I. OF NJ, : nome for
the holiday.
Mr. enc N-s Walter Estabrook have =
son, born Rsc. %.
Graafn * Graham have commenced thu
new yerr ~ IA q Matching of $50 chickens
Geo.. = - and f. W. Hin came over
from Kaf q tor to spend Christmas with
their fsniilf#-,
Miss !.0re ence who is teaching in the
Hsrlaad rHt-}et received a pretty Christ
mas gift from her pupils. An entertain
ment, followed by refres hments, will be
given IN the schoolhouse Friday, Jan 5.
Mrs. - Abbott Ashly, widow OF
James Ashley, died at Morsncy, Dec. 10,
at an advanced age, after much suffering.
She leaves I've children, Mrs. Mary Lind
sey, with ~ hom she made her home, and
Rebeces.
George " Ash was buried from the
schoo mouse near his home, Dec 30 Rev.
F. II. Osgood otficisted. Mr.. Ash was for
merry one OF the leading business men in
town, and Identified with all it's interests,
business. civil, and religious. For several
years he has stepped out, as it were, from
passing events. the mind failing before he
body He leaves a widow, Mrs. Sarah A
Ash, and three daughters, Mrs. Jennie
Doyle, Mrs Clara Shaw, Mrs. Linnie
Young.
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-EtHyaH-
Miss Mary Evans is home for her Christ
mas vacation.
Paul d. Simpson is home from college
for the holiday vacation.
Mr.. Parsons, of Lewiston, has Just closed
a very successful term of school here.
After two weeks vacation, ne will COM
mence term OF high school.
The Christmas tree under the manage
ment Of Mrs. Bennis, assisted by Miss
Kate il. Dunbar and Mrs. Annie Noyes,
WIS a decided success, giving much
pleasure to the children of the Sunday
school Miss E. J. simpson, OF Newton,
and Miss Helen Preble, OF Bar Hsr Dor,
sent generous gifts for the tree, also for
children OF Il larger growth.
Jan. l. r.
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{ OUNTY NEWS.
..LaLLlonaL Comntg Ne,os see 10, pagee
West Bruoksville.
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.

West Bruoksvine.
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY.
The seventy-third anniversary OF the
Congregational church was observed
Il ur-dHy evening. Encouraging re-
pots we're heard from the different de-
pert l.erts of the church and affiliated
societies,
" Tapley was chooses deacon for four
Nters: Rev. j. S. Richards was chosen
c.,fs; Mrs. S. F. Tspley, treasurer; Dea.
Z + Mills, superintendent OF the Sunday
school.
tne pastor gave a resume OF the church
act vities for the year past and some rec
lamentations and counsel for the year to
come. At the roll-caIl So per cent. of the
members resident and resident re-
a,.....>.>1 in person, by letter or through
trlrnds. Letters were read from several
former members and pastors, and from
Interested friends, bringing words OF
cueer and expressions of tender regard
th.a Nere refreshing and helpful.
Devotional services opened the meeting,
ana utter the roll-csll aud letters, prayer
Nos rgain offered in behalf OF the absent
and fl cted. The finances OF the church
Ne5e shown to be in healthy condition, in
pile 81 he fact that home expenses had
nv,.n more than double the ordinary, on
account OF the building of the chapel and
the purchase OF an organ and singing
books during the year. The benevolent
,ff-rings also were more than 80 per cent
greater than for any previous year during
,e last decade.
At the close of the session refreshments
we're served in the dining hall over the
chapel, and social hour was pleasantly
passed.
Jan. 5. SIMMONS.
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10 ENat h0gse Wlih many nIsI-
Eternal and IA the h..eyen-
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ANON.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-09-24

anl1rlCanaSS

Las apua9tas En- favor - a clec
cion de Mr.. Mac Kjn'ey, que Sc CO.
tizaban q raz6n de cuatro pOf uno'
han dec"l1o hesta comnol%sfS8 q cua
tro por tres >:
Aparte de e5tas apHo3ta5 en- di
nero, otras de caraoter mas estfam-
b6tico Sc multiplican i dlario entire
los Dartidarios3 mas fervientes de
ambos candidates pres]denciales.
Eel amor desempena en- Ia cues
ton electoral papel decisive. Miss
Mary johnson, tlija dc a rlco ma
t:entudo repuo icA5:U, 20 acceoera
entregar su blanca mano q su pro
metido James 1iowaa sino on {! c2ao
de cue result4 elegido Mr. Bryan.
Dos electores del C1i-t4ito dc De
troit (Michigau) han cG1n npromctldo
en- ell asuntO: uno, una rnula Y Ell So
gundo, su suegra,
ST 81 etegjuo IS el ClndldatO ;'e
m6crata, el prilnoro habfa de tenai
& su cargo durante an aflo, Ia sue
gra de 5u adverSar'o t.n case con
trar:o, este habra de re1orcer la CO.
Ia de la mula diariament9, durante
tres SouIUaS, d ulS1CS II uS S1AoCS NC
uranscurrir este espacio de tempo
no venga un par de coces & imposl
bilitarle materialIuonte para cont
nuar practicando tan atractiVa fac
u;s
En Chicago dos ciudadanos han
rnf:vcni1n an run ii Mr.. M>.c KlnEeV
es elegido, 81 parttidoso Sc paseara
uuraI.to dos semAn;> H<1n cl lraj j9
vuelto de Iev6s.
Un irlandes 1la prometido. en- 81
>aso de que sea darrot ado MIR Bryan
lIevar pur las c,.!):> - Chicago la
bandora jn4|o>A, au"qoe 81 lsce1}o
Ie 4de> palaca Il corazOn.s
Un rico bolsista de Boston Sc ha
COIN prDmetlo 4 hacer as ve<s23 de
mozo del a9ceusor en- Ia BuISa, ST
Mr.. Bryan es elegido presidents.
No han faltado encarnlzados
partida los dc este titimo candidat 0.
que han apo>tado q su favor cuantO
poseen en- tierras Y en- metalico.
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d San Sebastian.

Ell dia Is del corriente a las dos
de Ia tarde acOnteci5 un graciado
sucesO en- la inca del senor don Leo
nardO Torres. en- TnmentOs eI que
uD cabalerO habla concurrido q la
re fsrida thea ! asuutos propio>; y
encontrando.e t el padre con d'cho g
nor pection aCdola, un nino de
nom bre Francisco, de II amos de
edad hijo del Sc f1"r Turres. ulonf6
el'cabalio del indicado caballern J
parece que al atravesar una canada
salt6 e( caballo qued6 el Limo sus
penso Ell un estrihu = Ia carrera
vert'glno:a del anitna! l. rrodujo la
Sc uota mucha animation
Sc estan preparando algunos trsvoa-
jos para Ia aperture del CLUB fTde
raj en- este pueblo: y tam blen Sc ncs
comunica que los republicanos SO
mueven en- ieual sentldo.
Ell CORREsPONSA SAL
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Construction dc casas
Y JORNALES.

Entire yuriu>, da los asuutos 4ue
v!eno cnteu1;;enjo la st.iga de pro
pietario5 d. ji',c.as u t>5.nas d. San
Juan>, Ggu1a q dc Ia ;3quisici6o de
materiales para cOnstrur las casas
y el pago de jornales.
Una c0li son d*l >4uo de ditha
LigA ha oftonjdo precis,5 de materia
les y jornajes, padilos 4 las socit d.. .
des y personals qce pfdi;sn @uminis
trar unos y otrOs.
Obtenidos los cuHi@s en- las con.
diciones mas favora bios para los pro
pletarios de tincas u ban?s, Sc ad
yierte & los que sean scc;oS de la
@Ligas cue eD g Ia pu4del: o!'loner
;2das las notjr:a@ "Er 1>>rrn @cerca
DC este asurtO.
La <Llga> .e>tutiia tambien ics
medios &c ha .er 10 propio con res
Fecto 4 Ia pintura de las casa5 Y lin
pieza de aljibeS J pozo~ negros
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hombres del ej4rcito active = los nu
merosos navfos mercanteS lnmao1a'a
uvnte uispo,,b!es> para Fl transpor
te de las tropas (solamento la Con
pan1a Nip pan Yamon kaIsna t,ene
ana hota de us, de 200 OOO tone'a
tas) Sc form3r1 Idea, justa d. 'os NE
dos con que cueuta e1 Ga blnet5 oe
Toxic para sostener Su pol1'lca-
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Miguel Dc I's Santos
Alvarez.

!fu4 e} inventor dc a4uellas IA
bulllas hunorfsticas, en- las cuales
sccridcaha ell concepto a la gracia
de la frase, labulillas Que estuvie-
ron en- boga haca cuarenta amos, y
de las que han dejadO notables mues
tras Alarcdn, Sierra Y Segarra Bal
maseda,
De las de Alvarez ahl van dos,
para que los lectores sepan & que
ganerO II referO:
FL diablo: por lugar una mahana,
Sc pusO una sOtaua,
Y Sc fue decir misa,
sin casulla y en- mangas de camisa;
pero al l}egar al atrio de Ia iglesia,
Sc cOnVirti6 Ell estatuts de magnesia
& No te burles jana del ritual,
purque cStO sale cast sieupre NAL,
Tn cato y un ration Sc couvinierou,
y rec1 procamente SO cOmierOne
&. Efectos de Ia gula NAL pecado,
CUE dchas evitar, Te6timo amado!~
Z 0e LNsf2Nh
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Las mas atlas novedadea tn
teiilos son las musellnas de la Alsa
cia jardinera7, limos tini5imos en- CO
Iore>, Lawn -por>a, p:iso> sifon, F..
come, RriIlant5naS, piquas, que hay
con ei mejor surtido de ancajes de
&C. i1s IiA>>- V ticas Oordadas rr
sL.>s Dependencies , t'ortajeza 80.
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'NOflCIAS
GENER ALES

Por IN error Sc anunci0 Ia
asamblea republicana para mafana.
Manana 10 que nay e, unA reuulou
de los Representatives de los siett
dlstritos electO1a!es para desiguar
el candidate para la representation
1.n Wasii nrt1.l
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COLOSSAL: NUEVO y FLA
NJ ANTE surtido de SOMBREROS
adornados y ABANICOS acaba de
recibirse en- Ell NUEVO BAZAAR
San Francisco 40 SOMBREROS de
la exposition de PARIS, Ultima no
vedad y preciOs fabulosan ente ba
ratoS. lbANICOS aSpan ole
eantn!l@!lnoS Y DE- t"das classes y ca
rr'nhcsas forInas, de>ln 81 popular
y barato do pap,>i, 1aste, el mas rico
en- bari!lajes do nacar. En- ARANl
COS y oOMBItEROS no hay quien
aventaje Ill NUEVO BAZAAR
San Francisco ~.
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E Ayonta'nlento de Mayaguez
ha suprlr}dO diez plazas de guardias
y una de cabO
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Sc nos dice que en- la session c,

Sc nos dice que en- Ia session ce
ebrada -por el ComitS FiacutivO del
partido federal. dos dias antes de la
dootruooi6n de la imprcnta del <Dja
rios los senOres Sola ID Modesto)
de Caguas y el doctor Gonzalez, dc
Gurabo, niembros de dicho Comite,
le propu ~icron setras.a a1ara al pri
ner punto la lirecci6l .iel plrti1o
y Ia cit2>i. tip"grafi3; i":Tn 1uo -
dos los sencrcs del Cam,1t ejecufi
vO, RESIDENCES aqu(, H. aCentarou
tai nrMnO .;.:.hn
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*k' transporte RaWlns traj>
IL rasaJeros de Nuova York F.
temporal 10 azoth en- Ia trave.la,
inutili2 in2A 10, pamarQtas
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Don Manuel Q. Eorzalez, E,s.
cribien1c del buTete del senior Her.
nAndcz LjpC1. nos es3tjbc sun!ican4
donos haeamos plb:lc0, que perte'
leclon1o al rartido federal desea
34clararse, ii '"nen>j:ente J no rerte'
necar a ninguno; haciandO!o cOnstar
asl. Qooda comp>acido ell senior Con
Za'oz
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Sc E0S DICE que en- IEa.ialdo no
perm''pn a circuiac:6n de ningun
per;olico de eta Capital Sentiria'
mos que -, corfirVa>o e>ta uotica
que periodica los intereses de la
prcu~A On general
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e!''i!r1I!nus qu4 "a ~vntrlta
Merc2*its L1p>2 Y LugH. A:Va on.
tfado e1; uo periodic dc trarc4 con
valece1cia }e Ia enfcrmnaa} utt, le
tefla }'05tradA en- v4mn. r
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FL viernes tao ;Wred,3o Luis
Rivera p0r>~un de~crn0cido produ-
ci@ndole una herida en- la cabeza.
En- session cclebrada p0r tl
tabinete de Washington Sc ac0rdD
dar ordenes al General Cnatfee para
que salga de Pelin Y >e lrjja i los
Estados UnidOs
Parece que por tin I'll eJ6rcito
ru>o, acepta la continuation en- Pc
kin. En- tanto los ingleses aseguran
que su eicrcito sera el iitimo en- So
llr de aquella Capital
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Reuujda "a asamblea IA lt>he
del sabado. la iaventud repu0iicana
de esta Capital, oligi6 el siguiente
Sub comite:
Presidents Dr. Don Narciso Do
val e. picrt Vice Presidente, Lcdo.
Don Je> 05 Ma Velez Lopez Secre
tario, Don Manuel Ayhar Sanchez -
Tesorero. Don Aeustin MuSsa Mar
cano-VocalcS, Don Juan Avalo
Garcia, Don Calixto Garcia Gaoua,
Don Rafael Calderon CGau, Don
Gabriel Garcia Gaona, Don Jose
Geige], Don Evaristo Velez Lopez,
DON Juan Tizo', Don Juan Llovet,
Don Rafael ScEettini. Don Euseblo
De|gado, Don Wenceslao Escobar,
Don EudaldO IGle-ias
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