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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

tected by sheets Of ducking. Each
wagon was drawn by twelve oxen, and
the train was provided with thirty or
forty extra animals. in case some Of
those drawing the wagons went lame
The whole train consisted of from 800
to $50 cattle. half dozen mules, for
herdlng and riding. The force Of men
consisted Of a wagoDmaster. his assist
ants. the teamsters. man to look after
the extra cattle, and three or four re-
serves.
Oxen almost altogether were used In
frsighting. because they were more re-
liable for long trips. and because they
foraged for their own food, and. with
proper care. could travel 1000 miles be-
tween April and November, and still
be sleek and salabe.
The business done by the freight line
established by the Colonel was enor-
nous. In one year lie carried 100000
pounds of Government supplies to Uni
ted States troops in Utah. Forty thou
sand oxen. a thousand mules, and over
5000 men. under his supervision. once
carried freight and mail from the Mis-
souri, River across the Rocky Noun
tains.
The Pony Express.
Col. Majors greatest enterprise, from
a spectacular point of view, was the
establishing of the pony express" In
the days of the California gold fever
this was to the coast what the flying
mail trains are to tue people to-day.
From the terminus of the eastern tele-
graph lines there was stretch of 1000
miles to the coast. Majors had already
established an overland stage line, op-
Grated by the firm of Majors, Russell
& Waddell. But up to 1859 mail from
the Atlantic seaboard was carried by
steamer to the Isthmus Of Panama and
then by steamer again up the western
coast. and at the least the trip required
twenty-five days. Senator Gwin, Of
California, believed that the establish
ment Of an overland express would lead
to increased immigration, and finally
lead tothe building of railroad and tele-
graph lines. which it did, He persuaded
Col. Majors and his partners to start
The pony express, and Col. Majors at
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

lenge cup against all breeds and sexes.
She is an animal of rare style and
merit, and has never been beaten in her
class.
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Substitutes for Horses.

An exchange says that n Connecti-
cut firm is at work on an automobile
intended for towing power on the Erie
canal. 1t will be powerful enough to
tow six or eight canal boats at once,
and the cost of building 1t will be more
than $4,000.
NJ. Valbert in the Revue de Deux
MOndes, tells how Renan received every
year from II province in France an
anonymous letter saying simply.
Don't forget that you are going to be
damned
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

end of pen This portable shelter will
be found of use to every farmer, and
will cost little to make.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

1t is said that this country imported
the skins of 18,26G,621 goats and kids
in the year ending June 80. 1893. But
the Angora goat. or Its cross upon our
common goat. has other value besides
its skin. The fleece is about as yalu-
able as that of sheep. although weigh
ing less, as 1t sells at higher price per
pound. The flesh of the kid or that of
young doe or wether is pronounced
equal to the best lamb, while of the
older animals it is said to be as good as
Southdown mutton. They seem to
thrive in all sections, from Texas to
Manitoba, but are especially adapted
to mountainous country, and are
much better at destroying bushes and
shrubs. They are also able to defend
themselves against dogs. Shall we see
the mountains and hill districts Of New
England covered with Angora focks?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

A few men live their lives. Many ex.
LIST their existences.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1900-02-21

Some people regard 1t as a mark Of
good breeding to look around for the
cheese when given apple pie,
Morris tribune., 1900-09-08

your weapons and odium: Understand
well, against the Spaniards and never
against the Americans. Rather die than
be ungrateful to our American liberators
There where you see the Amer
lean flag flying, assemble in numbers;
they are our redeemers.''
Dewey believed, as he had right to be-
heve and as they represented to him, that
they desired to return for the sole pur-
pose Of aiding in expelling the Spaniatds,
and not to assume a hostile attitude to
our country. And so believing, he gem
erously gave his permission, and fur
nished transportation, for their return
and supplied them with arms and equip
ments and otherwise aided them I'M or
ganizing the insurgent forces.
On the 10Th of May Aguinaldo ana Sew
enteen of his chiefs returned from Hong
kong to Manila in the McCulloch.
There was then no semblance Of q Fiji
Pine government or Filipino army. Dewey
had destroyed the Spanish fleet, captured
the town and arsenal of Cavite, controlled
the entire harbor Of Manila and had the
city, though occupied by Spanish troops,
at his mercy.
hut for these facts AguinaIdo ana
his followers could not have re-
,turned.
At first, the insurgents, remembering
the former mercenary abandonment of
their cause, were reluctant to rally
around Aguinaldo, and he became dis
couraged, and contemplated returning to
China. But soon, owing to the presence
and encouragement Of the United states
forces, matters took q more favorable
-. i
Morris tribune., 1900-09-08

formed Aguinaldo that If he could not
purchase the supplies needed at fair
price ne would be compelled to take them
by force, II necessary. that the latter re-
moved the embargo.
AS early as July Is Gen. Anderson re-
ports:
Il suspect also that Aguinaldo is Sc
cretly negotiating with the Spanish au-
thorities. as his confidential aide is in
Manila, -
We now know. that this suspicion was
well founded. for in Aguinaldo's letter to
Gen. Rios. commander at Iloilo, to which
shall hereafter refer, he admits that as
early as June 9-twenty-one days after
his arrival at Manila he was negotiating
with Gen. Augustin, the Spanish COM
mander-in-chfef for the purpose Of COM
bining with him against our forces.
He was even then ready to enter
into an alliance with his o1d-tisne
enemy against the United states, the
deliverers OF his people.
In his letter to Gen. Anderson of July "a
Aguinaldo writes:
II consider it my duty to advise you
Of the undesirability Of disembarking
North American troops In the places con-
Quered by the Filipino from the Spanish
without previous notice to this govern
ment (meaning himself) I take
the liberty Of Indicating to your excel
lency the necessity that, before disem-
barking, you should communicate in
writing to this government (nqeaning him
self the places that are to be occupied
and also the object Of the occupation"
What an attitude was this to assume
Morris tribune., 1900-09-08

euce OF Dewey's feet, could neither se-
cure ammunition. supplies nor relief, and
IS consequences were easily captured
by the insurgents. Aguinaldo boasted Of
his battles with and capture OF these diff
ferent Spanish detachments that were
forced to surrender because their ammu-
milton gave out. Owing to Dewey's VIC
tory the Spaniards were helpless, and
Agdnaldo easily overrun and took pos
session OF the provinces adjacent to Ma
Mia. Dewey reports at this dine as fol-
lows:
lenses OF Manila at any moment, hut
1t IL considered useless until the ar
rival of sufficient United States
forces to retain possession.o
With the front and tanks of Manila.
dominated by Dewey's fleet and all hope
of relief from Spain cut of, Aguinaldo
proceeded to invest the city with the in
surgent forces on the land side He fam
cied he could capture the city without
the aid of our troops, and was anxious
to capture and loot it before the arrival
of the United States forces, but found
himself unequal to the task In the
meantime he assumed the role Of military
dictator, and established by various de-
crees and proclamations a so-called gov
eminent of a purely military, dictatorials
and personal character, in apparent hos
tility to Spain and evidently oblivious of
the rights and status of our government.
He was quite willing to have the CO.
operation of our naval forces, but looked
with disfavor upon the landing of our
troops, fearing that they would debar
him from the sack and pillage of Manila.
On June 30. the first expedition under
Gen. Anderson arrived at Manila, and on
the 18th Of July the second expedition,
under Gen. Greene. landed On the 9th
of July Gen. Anderson reports about
Aguinaldo:
when we first landed he seemed very
suspicious and not at all friendly. !.
But he has declared himself dictator and
president. and is trying to take Manila
without our assistance This Is not prob
able. but IL he can effect his purpose he
will, apprehend, antagonize any attempt
on our part to establish provisional gov
eminent"
It appears that at the time of the ar
rival of the second expedition Aguinaldo
had forbidden the natives to furnish sup
plies or transportation facilities to our
forces except upon his order, and on this
account our forces found it very difficult
to procure animals and carts The ma
tives had gone so far as to remove the
wheels from their carts and hide them.
It was only after Gen. Anderson had in
Morris tribune., 1900-09-08

'.At the present moment an American
squadron Is preparing to sail for the
Philippines. We, your brothers, are very
much afraid that you may be induced
to fire on the Americans. No. brothers,
never make this mistake. Rather blow
your own brains out than fire a shot or
treat as enemies those who are your
liberators. Your natural enemies, your
executioners, the authors of your misery
and unhappiness. are the Spaniards who
govern you. Against these you must raise
Morris tribune., 1900-09-08
5ENA TOR mel SON
REVIEWS THE
PHILIPPINE CUES ton
FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE SPANISH
WAR UNTIL THE PRESENT TIME

Official Documents Both Filipino Which Untruth-
ness of the Claims Of the Fipnos Their Friends
Treachey Of the Flipnos Proved Beyond Doubt
Lust of Power and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the Sole Aim
Of Agunado-Natves Unfit to Conduct
a Civilized Government
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-04

Para ell Departamento de Ha-
cienda-Un Tesorero.
Para ell Departamento de Cuen-
tas-Un Contador General.
Para ell Departamento del Inte-
rior--Un Comisionado del Interior
Para ell Departamento de ms
trucci6n-Un Comisionado de ms
truccion.
III. Anunciase . los siguientes
nombramientos interinos, aregir des'
de esta fecha, con el haber consig-
nado continuation del Nombre de
los respectivos funcionarios:
Secretario en- ejercicio, N. B. K.
Pettingil, s 100000
Fiscal General, en- ejercicio, B.
F. ODLIN, 100000
Tesorero, en- ejercicio, T. H.
Hollander, 5OOO.OO
Contador Gener al. en- ejercicio,
J. R. Garrison, 100000
Comisionado del Interior, en-
ej Q c c o, Cayetano Coll y Tos-
te, 100000
Comisionado de instruction, en-
ejercio, George G. Croft, 100000
w. Los asuntos de los diver.
SOS centros, negociados y Juntas,
ejecutivos y administrators, tai CO.
mo Sc hallan distribuidos quedan
asignados como sigue:
(a) Todas las obligaciones, res
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La Acadia de Morovis

La Acadia de Morovis pre-
gunta ST puede dar principle q la
formation de Ia matrfcula de indus
tria y comercio para ell 1900 9G1.
Durante la noche de aver Sc
hallaba casi a oscuras ell Paseo de
Covadonga, por la poca. luz de los
faroles del alumbrado p1blico. La
polic1a ha denunciado ell hecho. Ell
Alcalde debe va tomar una medida
energica contra este que viene ocu-
rriendo frecuentemente.
A propuesta del Alcalde de
UtuadO, ha sido nombrado medico
titular de aquella ciudad por ell
Board de Sanidad ell doctor don
Francisco Aguirre.
Cabo Rojo ha presentado va la
estadfstica de nacimientos, defuncio-
nes y matrimonios ocurridos en-
aquella jurisdiction desde ell 10 de
Enero de 1888 al 81 de Diciembre
de 1898. Las Marfas hace igual que
ell anterior: pero San Sebastian ex-
plica la causa porque no ha REMIT.
do la estadistica de referencia.
Los procesados por la Corte
Federal en- Guayama con motive de
las 1ltimas elecciones, han sido
absueltos por ell Hon. General Da-
Wis.
Sc dice desde anoche por esta
Capital que Sc ha disuelto 6 esta por
disolverse la Companfa de opera que
actua en- el Teatro de Ponce.
-s--
Acompaf1ado de su distinguida
familia ha regresado hoy de la Ha
bana, a bordo del vapor sMonserrat,
ei Lcdo. don Rafael Romeu, Fiscal
del Tribunal Supreme de Justicia
Tomas Rovira Cerezo, M6dico
Cirujano.
Certifica Que en- las muchas
ell uso del Vino de Aceite de Higado
de Bacalao fabricado por los Sres,
Frederick Stearns d ca, lie ha dado
ell resultado apetecido, superando en-
mucho a algunos de sus similaros.
Combatiendo no solamen te auue
las enferme ladies debidas al escro.
fulismo sino tambien la anemia,
Clorosis, ciertas Intermediates de
pendientes de la matriz pulmones
y todas aquellas que dimanan del
empobrecimiento de la sangre.
DR. TOMAS ROVIRA.
Aguadilla. Puerto Rico, No,
viembre | | de 1894,
Los. s.comicionados para ell cange
han entregado ell Ell Ban 20 Espanol
800 mil xdollarS,, , habie llo reclbido
ell equivalente Ell plata provincial.
Penuelas Y Patillas dan cuenta
al Gobierno de su esta to sanitario
y de orden pdblico, durlntc cl pasa
do mes de Abril
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dientes sus respectivos cargos q
los sub colecto-es de los respectivos
puertos 81 las personals que designa.
ra Mr. Whitehead; y dichos sub CO.
lectores y-demas personas designa-
das de acnerdo con la presente orden
auedan revestidas con todas las.atri
buciones, resp ponsabilidades y auto
ridad correspondence q colectores
de Aduanas, con derecho al haber
que para los mlsn1os determ'na Ia
ley.
Excepto en- 10 relative al traspa
SO de sus cargos, SO prohibe q todos
los susodichos O6cfales del Elerclto
al dasem nef1ar fundiones Civiles re
lacionados con el Goblerno de Puer-
to Rico Dichos oicfales quedan asig
nados 8 seryicios especiales en- sus
resneetivas estaciohes, entendiendo-
Sc directamente con este Cuartel Ge
neral para la lid uidaci6n de sus
cuentas Asistiran a sus sucesores,
pero sin caracter d fetal, aconsejan
doles. cuando 10 deseen, en- ell desem
peno de sus nuevos cargos.
Las disposiciones de este para
fo no Sc refiieren al Cirujano Auxi
liar, en- ejercicio
VII Habiendo sido abollda la
Corte Provisional de los Estados
Unidos por Ia Ley del Congreso que
establece Ell Goblerno civil para
Puerto Rico, cesar EN- ell desempeno
de sus car gos todos los funcionarlos
y empleados de dicha Corte, excep
to ell Marshal, y u n Alguacil auxi'
liar, cuyos sueldos, como tales EN-
pleados, cesaran, zero cuya retrlou:
ci6n n-en 10 porvenir| determinara ell
Gobernador
Los archives de la Corte Queda'
ran baio la custodia del CAPTAIN R.
A. Alexander Il de nfanterfa, actual
escribano de dicha Corte, hasta nue.
va 6rden.-
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N0TIGIAS.

La alcaldfa de Vega baja pre-
gunta la Superiorid ad ST puede
proceder al cobro de las contribucio
nes que Sc adeudan al Municipio por
la via de apremio.
Nos suplica u amigo de la
Carolina lamar la atenci6n de las
autoridades,lo locales, sobre 10 peligro
so que es para la hygiene y Ia salud
pdblica, un pozo abb erto cerca de la
casa de don Bernardo o Gonzalez que
dista doce varas de Ia plaza pdbllca,
dicha fosa constitu ye un peligro
para los transeuntes
Nuestro antique amigo ell
doctor w. Jaweeff Smitt ha sido
nombrado Secretario Tesorero de
la Junta Superior de Sanidad. Con
sideramOs muy acertado ese nom
bramiento por las eX eXcelentes condi'
clones del interesado.
La S u 9 n legal de
los notarios segun orden general no
93 ha de ser por persona que tenga
titulo, Notario 8 Abogado, prestan
do ell sustituto jura mento fianza
igual que los sustituidos.
NUEVO SURTTDO de encajes
de hilo y algod6n, valenciens con
entredos para pasar con cintintas
estrechas, que la hay muy finas y
bonitas. CIR an novedad: encajes imi
taci6n tira bordada. Elegantfsimos
pasadores para somb breros con ador
nos de boni tas piedras de gran efec
to. Las mejores alfo fombras, camas,
tohallas. perfumerfa y la acreditada
tintura <Agua de Persiaa en- ell Bazar
de Manuel Vicente q reducidfsimos
precios Al San Francisco Al.
La polic.a ie decomis6 aver
en- Santurce IS cuartillos de leche
al muchacho Gabriel Rosario, por
expenderla al pdblico adulterada.
Ha sido denun nciado Jose G..
Rodriguez por desobediencia a la
policia al mandarle suspender un
bale que celebraba en- la casa no
1O6 de la calle del Sol, por pasar de
la hora reglamentaria.
xLa Democracia, del dfa 9
dedica su editorial de fondo al nue.
vo Gobernad dor Mr. Allen.
Sc ha disuelto en- esta Capital
la casa que giraba bajo la denomi
naci6n de Carreras, Gonzalez y ca,
sustituyendose por OF ra que tirma-
ra Gonzalez, Alvarez y Ca.
Remite la alcaldfa de MOrOvis
al centro Superior la relaci6n y de
claracion de alta del industrial Ma
nuel del Rio, correspondence al Ser
timestre
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SubaSta pub|iCa.

Por tener que ausentarse su
duefo Sc vendera en- pdblica subas
ia, ell sabado del actual, 4 las dos
en- punto de la tarde, todo ell mobi'
liario y servicio del Restaurant
MAINARDS Tavern, San Francis
co 80 altos de La Villa de Bilbao
y Gel Tr6pico
Hay gran cantidad de camas
americanas y catres y es de advortir
que todo ell mobiliario y vajilla, es
completamente moderno en- buen
estado
ST en- este dia no terminase la
subasta, continuara al dia siguiente
Ia una de su tarde
Lo que Sc hace p1blico para ma
yOr cOncurrencia
San Juan p. r, 3 de Mayo de 1900.
El Almonedero,
FRANCISCO GUERRA.
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macao, Gale de Santa InAs. no. 81.
Segdn noticias, los america
nos han obtenido un a esplendida
victoria cotr a los tagalos, a quie
nes causaron zen ell en encuentro mas
200 muertos.
Don J os6 Gerena de Humacao
y don Gerardo Baldrich de Rio
Grande, Sc b an dirigido al Gobierno
pidiendo les condone cpntribuciones
que no pueden satisfac GER.
La al caldia de Quebradilla
remiten los documentos que justifi'
que ell % trinaestre de cuentas mum
cipales del corriente ejercicio, asi
como una copia del presupuesto
actual y del nventario del active y
pasivo.
El Rec audador 3 contribucio
nes de Utuado, por conducto de la
Colecturia de Arecibo, dirige un
escrito q la superioridad reclaman'
do 10 que le corresponds por su co
mission en- las sumas recaudadas.
Don P5licarpo 81 ernandez, de
Humacao solicita conformation de
contribuciones y suplica Sc ordene
no Sc le practique efn barge para
cobro de las 1nismas.
Ell nuevo Gobernador Civil y ell
general Davis visitaron aver ell
Arsenal.
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GaCeta de hoy.
Ordenes Generates, No 1O2.
San Juan, Abril 80, 1900.

|. Con ell fin de facilitar el tras
paso deOlos cargos civiles del Co
bierno Militar de Puerto Rico a las
autoridades debidamente constitui
das del Gobierno Civil, y a propues-
ta del Gobernador electo, estable-
cense los departamentos Executives
relacionados continuation:
Un Departamento de Estado,
Un Departamento de Justicia,
(tal como existe en- la actualidad)
Un Departamento de Hacienda,
Un Departamento de Cuentas,
Un Departamento del interior y
Un Departamento de Instruc-
cion.
II. Los iefes ejecutivos de es-
tos Departamentos Sc denominaran
respectivamente como sigue:
Para ell Departamento de Esta-
do I'm Secretario.
Para el Departamento de Justi-
cia-Un Fiscal General.
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Por la proourad,rfo Go,oro

Por la Procuraduria General
Sc les ha pedido a los alcaldes de
Caguas, COamo y Juana Diaz remi.
tan las cuentas detalladas de los
gastos ocasionados en- Ia conducci6n
del Executor de Justicia Ponce.
Manana sabado es el 1ltimo
dia de las festas de Arecibo para ell
que hay anunciados grandes feste.
jos.
Don Rafael Nieto Albeille. al
cesar en- su cargo de Procurador
General de Justicia, ha vuelto a to-
mar possession del de Juez asociado del
Tribunal Supreme, que antes de-
sempenaba.
Con motive del retraso su
frldo en- los correos de la isla por
virtud de las crecientes de rios ocu-
rridas, ha sido voluminosa la CORES
pondencia recibida en- los centros
oiciales.
Por ell presente Sc anuncia al
publico que la casa de De Ford
& Co y ell Banco Espanol de Puer
to Rico han sido debidanente auto
rizados para efectuar ell canje de la
mOneda puertorrique1a por la anne
ricana, de conformidad con las pres
cripciones del acta del Congreso,
de Abril II de 1900. ". P. Wotson
u. A., Sample Agentes especiales
del Departamento del Tesoro
n-s-5 I
Circula la noticia de que Mr..
Roberts ha telegrafiado a Londres
mostrandose optimista, y que cree
en- ell triunfo de las armas inglesas
en- ell Transvaal.
Nos ha dispensado atenta visi'
ta nuestro amigo y compaf1ero, don
Guillermo Atiles Garcia, de Ponce,
a quien deseamos grata permanen
cia en esta Capital.
AL dirigirse hoy ell reporter de
este diario y el de Gel Boletino la
Aduana en- solicitud de la lista de
pasaieros del sMontserrats Sc les
manifesto :por boca de Mr. john F.
Hanson, Inspector 8 Vista de aque
LA ohcina <que no tenfa derecho a
darsela a nadie,, y como esta es una
medida opuesta al sistema que STEM
pre- Sc ha Observable en- auuel centro.
como en- todos los del Estado con los
representatives de la prensa, nos
permitimos lamar la atencion de
quien corresponds.
Sc encuentra gravemente en-
ferma de la Grippe ep Utuado la
se1ora dof1a America Casalduc de
Seijo. Deseamos su pronto retable
cimiento.
En- ell Juzgado municipal de
Maricao Sc han recibido las declara
clones siguientes: Guillermo Pons,
como tutor de los menores Juan Coll
Gelabert y Juan Colon Frontera;
Juan ARIZONA Oliver como tutor de
los memories Juan ARIZONA Frontera
y Vicente ARIZONA Frontera
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de periodicos viejos cuatro
pesos quintal. n-s-1O l
Por las lItimas crecientes del
Plata Sc ha perdido toda la cosecha
de tabaco en- las vegas de Toa Alta
Las perdidas son de consideration.
Ell Consejo Municipal de San
Juan, Sc viene va ocupando de las
econom1as que ha de intro1ucir en-
ell proximo presupuesto Entre otras
Sc trata de la SUPPRESSION de los Ins
pectores Municipaies, per su mutt
lidad. segdn la opinion de algunos
concejales.
Ha sido nombrado Pagador del
Board de Educacioo, con el haber
anual de 800 dollars, nuestro buen
amigo don F. F. Bernard empleado
que era del Board de obras p6blicas,
de honradez y aptitud reconocidas.
LIE felicitamos cordialmente.
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LA ESMERALDA.
Cafe Restaurant.

ea- FORTALEzA % EsQUINA a SAN JOSE. -&a
Cafs Restaurant, sdo rasadado
come " precios moaerados.
Espeadad heados eescos vnos eore dc
clase
Almuerzos condas hasta las IL de la noche.
Propietario Benito Carreras.
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Por las uItimas crecientes del
Plata Sc ha perdido toda la cosecha
de tabaco en- las vegas de Toa Alta
Las perdidas son de consideration.
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de periodicos viejos a cuatro
pesos quintal n-S-1O
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Ha sido nombrado Pagador del
Board de Educacion, con el haber
anual de 81, 500 dollars, nuestro buen
amigo don F. F. Bernard empleado
que era del Board de obras pdblicas,
de honradez y aptitud reconocidas.
LIE felicitamos cordialmente
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'To1na S Bernardini.
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Don Rafael Nieto Albeille, al
cesar en- su cargo de Procurador
General de Justicia, ha vuelto to-
mar possession del de Juez asociado del
Tribunal Supreme, que antes de