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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-04

dispatch from Naauwpoort, dated.
Tuesday. Jan. ?. says the British COM
mand Norval's Point bridge with two
guns and also command the Colesburg
bridge and that the Beers have no way
to retreat, except by way of Normberg-
The dispatch adds that big develop
ments are expected, tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-04

Naauwpoort, Cape Colony, Jan. q
There was brisk fighting, today. in the
hills around Colesburg The Beers
stubbornly resisted the British at every
point, but gradually retreated. The
British hold the extreme position to
the south and east, overlooking the
town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-04

Manila, Jan. $3.50 p. M.-The
health officers have found a native with
all the symptoms Of bubonic plague. in
a house in the walled city. where two
suspicious deaths have occurred The
patient has been isolated and every
precaution has been taken to prevent a
spread of the disease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-04

Chicago. Jan. "a special to the
Record from San Francisco says: The
CONTINUED on page 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
1T WAS HOT.
Yesterday IN. warmest Day siace Last
June.

Yesterday Was the warmest day that
has bssn experienced In this oity since
the hottest days Of last year which wers
j uns 9th and June 9th when the temper
aturs was respectively 90 and 81 degrees.
At eight O'Clock yesterday morning the
temperature at the weather bureau va
81 degrees and from that time Oh It stead
lily advanced until the heavy shower of
the lsttsr part Of the afternoon. At four
o'clock 1t reached its maximum tsmpera-
turs when the hg ures were 50 degrees.
The last day bsfore yesterday when the
temperature was In the eighties was
August 10Th when the heat resi stored "
degrees. Up TO yesterday the warmsst
day that had bsen experienced 90 far his
year was on the last day Of April when
q temperature Of rs degrees was regis
freed. The next warmest day that has
been recorded so far In the present month
was on Sunday whsn the temperature
showed height Of SO degrees.
Assistant Roche Of the Portland bureau
said last evening that this unusual warm
weather was not likely Co continue and
that the signs pointed to cooler weathe,
today.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
GOOD FOX STEAMBOAT BUSINESS.


eff this weather continues for few
days longer" said Assistant Manager
Locke OF the Casoo Bay Steamboat oom-
pany, yesterday, I'VE will show some
summer business for you. To-day has
been the best day that We have Jet had.
but as the weather WAS 70 cold yestsr.
day mot great deal has been done TO-
wards arranging plans for the summer
season. Up to the present time. however,
there are about the same number OF cot
tagers at the Island 80 was the case last
year, which was said to be one Of the
best years In the business. We shall prob.
ably change our timetable in few days
and BY the latter part OF next month will
put on the regular summer time table,"
The big steamer Michigan came In at
noon from Philadelphia with large
cargo of coal fer Randall g. MoAllistsr.
The government schooner Grsmpus
went out for Q cruiss In the afternoon.
The tug Catawassa left for Bangor in
The morning towing two barges filled
with GOAL.
There was only one arrival OF fish, ths
Eva and Mildred. bringing in . fare oil
Il. 900 pounds.
The smack Eva N. Martin left for hsI
return to Nova Scotia to get more lob.
sierra
The yacht Puritan. which was former
ly a cup defender, Is In the harbor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16

Auburn, May 1b.-MrA Lucy Davis
Of Auburn, died at the rssidsncs Of her
son, Mr.. IA y. Davis, ON che river rosa,
at 10 O'Clock Monday night. This LADY
had reached the remarkable age Of lo6
years, and was undoubtedly. the oldsss
woman In Maine. krs. Davis was bora
In the town Of Lisbon In the year Of
i7o4. In that town she spent her girl
hood days amidst what was then savage
surroundings. In early womsnhood she
came up TO Lewiston 10 reside. After
shert time she went through the wilder
ness 10 tie town Of kingneld, where sss
met and bsoams acquainted with Mr..
Daniel Davis, whom she Afterwards mar
risd. Mr.. Davis followed the rasinsss
Of blacksmith and finding the town
too small TO support the neoessitiss Of
growing family he shortly removed to
Erss man, where they rssidsd for several
years. earning . living BY farming and
his trsds. Mr.. Davis died In that place
about 30 years ago.
Mrs. Davis continued to reside In Free
man until about IA years ago. She then
went to the village OF Harrington and
rssidsd with her son, MIR. b. n. Davis.
at WHOSE home In Auburn she has Just
died. They moved to Auburn II years.
ago. and have since resided ut various
times In both cities. but mostly In Au-
burn.
Mrs. Davis has passed through all the
vicissitndes inoidsns to the life Of o
pionssr. Fire and flood have more than
ones devastated their home. Their rssi-
dsnos In Warrington was oDos burned
and Mrs. Davis was taken out Of . cham
bsr window TO place Of safety.
When the North bridge between thess
cities was swept away during the food
Of four years sg, Mrs Davis was taken
out OF her bed BY force and pIacsd In
. boat. She didn't fully comp n bend
the situation and protested against the
summary proceeding. IL was only by
using foros that she could be saved.
Mrs. DATi, WAS d eeply imbued with the
religious Instinct and was consistent
m IN her Of the Free baptist church. The
mental faculties of this remarkable
woman have been well sustained for the
most part.
Mrs Davis came from long lived stock
Hsr mother died st log, also, and she had
. brother die In Auburn q few years
since who was over 20 years old.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16


The twenty eighth annual convention
of the grand lodge Of Maine. knights OF
Pytbias will be held at Py THAN hall on
Congress street today. The convention
will be called to order at ten O'Clock q.
IN, and the annual election OF grand
Officers will occur. For the cffios Of grand
cnancsllor, j. II. whiting of Oldtown
appears to be the only candidate ana that
gentleman Will undoubtedly be elscted
without opposition.
Henry W. Merrill Of Hiram, y spoken
OF % probable successor to william
Allen OF south Portland. as grand vics
chancellor and Capt. Phil. II. Higgins
OF this city 10 booked for the ofiioe OF
grand prslats.
Every thing points TO very large con-
vention and many members Of the order
from other parts Of the stats are arriving
as the hotels. Grand chancellor j Ii
Maxwell OF Livermore Falls. L. A. Elliot
Of Brooks, George W. Wesoott Of Bangor
aud Mf " Henry y. LIBBY Of iittsneld.
q msmter of General Wesley q. Smith
stsff, are all Registered at the Prebis
house.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
EAST END YACHT CLUB.

There was . special mssting Of she East
End Yacht club Monday evening al
which considerable business was trans
acted, and laser an enjoyable social SEES
sion was held with brief addresses appro-
pirate to Arbor Day and other interesting
features. The remsiadsr Of the evening
was spent In games. The club II arrang-
ing to 60 on an ann nal cruise to Bruins
wick, ths 18th and S0th Of the present
month. stopping 1t the hotel owned by
General Chamberlain.
IL is expected In connection with the
proposed cruise that 1en. Cham bsrlaip
will be present during the evening and
deliver an address. Those who desire can
return from Brunswick BY rail- and thoss
the sold Church" ct HArpswsii Center
curing the forenoon Of May S0th. and
Efforts have besn made to have Rev.
Eijah Kellogg present at this place to
spsak. From here the yachts will proceed
to Little Whalsboat island, where dinner
will be ssrYd. After dinner the nsst
will proceed to Yarmouth or Falmouth
yeresids, 20 shat these who desire to re-
turn by electric cars can do 90 and ths
othsra can continue BY water, rssehins
the club hsass about p. m. The 'psr-
footing Of the plans OF she cruise will be
lsft with the tisst captain. Clifford :.
Randall. In the absence OF the oomno-
tore.
Ladies' win accompany the club on shis
sruiss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
TIE EVENT OF THE THEATRICAL
SEASON.

Miss Katherine Hober at the Jefferson
theatre In all great productions Of New
York Successes will oertsialy via new
laursls. This Is an event long looked for
by theatre gosrs, ss this 10 one Of the
few attractions that has ths endorsement
Of all GLASSES and can well be styled the
"Erohman" Of them all. It will be Q
long time before Miss Robsr win be seen
again In Portland. Notwithstanding the
great expense Of all thsss productions the
prices viii 10 l0-20-3O daily matinees
commencing Tuesday. 10 and 20 cents.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
SUPERIOR COURT.

State Va. Abraham hod nan.
The respondent, In this indictman, Is
oharaed with recsisinR stolen goods. II
IL O case al nilAr to ths one against Mosss
Brown, tried few days ago. On the is
OF January, the store Of John I. Woods
on Fore street WAS broken into and some
brass and copper fixtures stolen worth
about SIS; and on..the eoth OF February:ths
store of Elmer II. Brown was entered AND
twenty pounds Of soldering irons stolen.
Samuel Z. McAliistsr and Frank Cur
rier. two boys about IL or IL, testified
that they stole this stun ami took 1t te
Rodman's store and sold 1t to him; that
they told him 1t was stolen property that
he couldn't expect that they found II
burisd In snow drift; and that Rod
man told thsm he would dispose OF 1t
Immediately. This was on February 20.
On the first occasion there wsrs three o.
the boys but they had NO conversation
with Rodman about the goods being
stolen.
The respondents side Of the story Il
thisi That sometime In January these
boys came to his store with a few old
lamp burners and some small pieces OF
dirty brass, ana that he gave them eighty
cents for It; that he never bought any
copper Of them and never had any such
conversation as they have testified to.
He ola ms that the second time the boys
came there war on Sunday and that hf
refused to buy anything Of them.
The j-ry retired about 4 30 and NOT
Al 81 ~ ha ~
ordered them to seal up their verdict ant
bring 10 into court Wednesday morning.
George Libby for STATE; Foster - herssJ
Tor respondent.
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THE NAVAL RESERVES.

At the regular drill OF the Naval Re-
serves tonight. there should bs . large at.
tendance. Those who served on the Mon.
taUk are invited to attend this drill and
meeting - ssne action will be taken In
reference to attending the funeral o.
Thouas CAvanauGh. who died Yesterday
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The Cooking
Demonstration

in the basement will continue
through Wednesday. Miss
Carey, the Boston Cooking
School expert. will illustrate still
further the great possibilities
OF comfortable summer cooking
by the use Of the famous Au-
tomato Blue Flame Oilstove
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
FRANCES wILLARD's PICTURE.

The presentation exercises OF the
picture of Frances Il willard BY the
Dssring W. q. L. U, will take place at
Crosby hall. this morning from II 60
IL. Mrs. l.. II. N. Stevens. national
pre- sidept Of tho W. q. 4. u. and Miss
Anna Gordon, who was closely ASSOCIATED
with Miss Willard for many years, will
10 present. All Interested are cordially
invited to attend. The exercises will
begin prom oly at IL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16

MZT71vERY old maxim declares that it isn't econ
EaM1 omy to pick up pins; the time is worth more
NM&A than the pins. Similarly it is not true econ
~ omy to do without Ivory Soap; your health
requires the daily removal Of the bodily excretions
which are discharged through the pores Of the skim
These tiny mouths must be kept open, and they
should be opened only with pure soap.
IVORY SOAP ss.tss PER CENT. PURE
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
HOT IN BOSTON.

Sostop, May lS.-1his city today expert
snosd the hottest 10Th OF May since 1872
At noon tbs mercury registered S9.7 de-
sIess In the weather offios and on the
streets 81 degrees.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
The Es' ey Grand.

Thursdays piano recital Eat 3
p m. will be given exclusively
on the Estsy Grand Piano by
one OF the best players in the
city. The programme will be
published in tonlght's and Thurs
day mornings papers. 1t will
be a genuine musical treat.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
THE COURTS.

u. S. DISTRICT COURT.
Petitions in bankruptcy have been filed
by Lsnis Marcus OF Kockland, Frank l.
Sprague Of Portland. Henry W. SprAt'
OF Presque Isle, James Il. Carr Of Port
land.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-05-16
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Twenty Eighth Annual Convention
Grand Lodge At Pythian Hall
To-day.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-09

2000
EeA.ese the eSeyssse.lesl a!ee - nssAe
fossG nss viii isssls thsis ~ 0snhood. and Ola
Nse viii recover thots ye9ehful v,sos b. usins
eEvlv0. u suieliy - ssssly seesores hervsse
Ia ysiiis: Ncssry. GssSiss bissssss. nd
sl s0eees 6 ell abue o. sseess md tr1tssssetoe,
which usaes ees foe n sdy. bssiuess ~ nartaos u
nos osly sssss b. sss.tt.e = Tie - & 1.sss,s. o..
.as -: Sss pat e.oE % Ecss ss:ssss nS =
- c1os1Dpsioa. insiss on hsvins 1EvlyO,n q
91oo ~ peehaas. o. as ~ oS6os w eReee
o1VO vs1ttoa guaeaaAoo % e0Fo - eoSan1
eho6s0sy. 0fo1lasesss. AAlssa
Royal Medicine Co, 'saaRszS5s:TH
y. II. FRANKLIN. Druggist.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-09
SALT SPRINGS


better.
our good roads Of last week are
nearly impossible nov.
Lester Martin spent Sunday at his
home near Marshall.
Milton Allison, Of Marshall. was
here awhile last Thursday.
Dr. Tom Mc1Rnnnn aud wife were
here sunday from Nj. Leonard.
Wm. McCieliand was out q few days
this week looking for stock cattle.
&. u. bacon. the horse and mule
buyer. Of Marshall. was here Sutur.
day.
Master. John Brown and Anderson
Orr were on the sick list u few days
this week.
J.. y. F'ulkcrsOn I. still confined Ia
the house. We hope Ia report him
better next week.
VIM. RAIDER was threatened with
pncumoniu IA. ,ir., of ,b, week. n,
i. remarked better.
80,
-. '~"''"""' SUI" w. ~" "''
'" ''"n'"'t''" '"""' "-" wv
"'''''' S"'''e' III" "'''''''"'
Miss Mabel Allison returned To her
home In Marshall Thursday ~ las,
'.., 49,, A., .., a.. AZ
,,-
~
In our hast" last week, We iaiicd !"
state that Master Raymond GOWN
ut u birthday party given ut his home
on Saturday AFTERNOON January Sc
Mr.. .Iohn (.bcrry. Of Kansas CITY,
MN. here mi. w.,k Waiting ]. II. Full.
k~,.r.o,... Mr.. ch,rry wn, wn,kiny
..,. ..,t... L,, a.. ,.t-,.,,
''"'".s' LAWN """
,ur,.d n b,n, In the leg.
Ernest f''''n nus .'"''" ms '"r"" 'or
que !'ar !" 'r"' '""s' "'""s, WI,
SCI" p""'" ""''n"h WI NV '"" "''
"' MS ""'s's """ "%'P''"""'s N"'
one In need al u good work or drivin.
horse ,nn find one n, this .alc. Erne.,
,,. ,.,,..J IN a., Horny nnu.r hnyo
".., a.
ms '""N '"' '"'r S"""'"''' '""" "''
EI.s.u'. sllt, end IN Dug( twelve.
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SQCes0 de hoy
Mujeres que piden trabajo

Z -
Hoy a las ocho han l1egaa0 del
Naranjito cincuenta 8 sesen& infeli.
ces campesinas acompanadas de al.
gunos braceros, q pedir al goberna.
dor trabajo pues Ia angustiosa si.
tuaci6n = Ia injustifcada alza del
arroz y otras provisiones, los expo.
nen 8 morir de hambre. 5ss
Salieron del Naranjito anoche 8
las doce, viniendo q pie hasta aquf.
Sc dirigieron 8 la Fortaleza, ha.
blando Silvano Torres. y entregan.
do nm pliego al General, el cual le
pregunt6 81 las fincas habfAn sfdo
impiadas. Contestaron affirmative.
mente y que los duef1os do fincas
procuraban sostener solamente &sus
agregados. Ell General les ofreci6
enviar raciones para remediar 81
NAL. Sjlvano Torres suplic6 al Ge'
neral le desc por escrito su ofreci'
miento para hacerloconstar ante las
atoridades del Naranjito.
Mas tarde Sc dirigieron al sei1or
Alcalde para que les facilitara los
medios para trasladarse a su pueblo,
el que no pudo complacerlos por el
estado angustioso de los fondos mu.
nicipales.
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La 6 guerra
) en- E'ilipiinas.

Las noticias oficiales de las ope-
raciones militares an 81 archipi6laro
mnagallanico. recibidas fltimamenfa
an 81 Departamentogde la Guarra al
WASHINGTON. son az one aI Ganaral
Bates. con ina columna de 3. 3OO
hmbres ha Dcupado & Nueva Cace.
res. proyincia de Camarines Sur:
Daat .nrnvineia do Camarinas Nor
te las penuenas poblaciones de las
cercanfas de ambns nnntos N ena. no.
migo ofreci6 resistencia en nm nun.
to. resultandd dos amaricanos muar.
tos. uno5 de ellos eli Teniente Gale.
her. del Repimiento 40. "a.
En- Febrero 90, Ia expedition
Bates lego desembarco en- San
Miguel. formandose inmediatamente
tres coiumnas Que habfan de convex.
ger 8 Nueva Caceres, apoderandose
de los puntos AS estrat6gicos de los
caminos. nara cortar Ia retirada 4
los rebeides,
En- Libma manan. al nordeste de
Nueya Caceres los insurrectos se
emboscaron en- unos arrozales, ofre-.
ciendo resistencia q uno de los ba.
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Sc necesita q Carpinteros.
Sucesors dc Rafael Pores
(San Juan).
A 1919
1>eat(0(.

:Anoche Sc p9so en- escena por
asn@ psanase se1 en nlf nslso N,co, 81 ara. ara
a., ..a.;.e ay.eso ssy luss PIouuccrun ~.
e. ~ esoaooI ~ oulono e1elico VI
iIocn. 1n ninsu iii Ilhcon uei nun
" W, elysl,laau assa1s 80 iSnIl'n los uetanes
Gel escandaloso necho que h1zo tenn
piai e 10 Ln mls.na Ia. : lanela.
,,aaas ~. Il s ,as1;ra s1sl5ye ..saoa Iavsusu
= q wees ~ puolcp cree. que oe1e
;l ;oenslncaI sus se4n.lmlentGs con la
nanes @a n,o saD @ enaan " 10y e, aa.ss ~ -
Henas 'a nas,gaea qae son ensenanzas was ae
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Or. POU RIOS.
CON 70 ANos DIE PRACTICA.
Especialidad en- Esnfermedadss
de nilios y CASTRO -intestinales.
Sol 81 pr6ximo 4 San Justo.

El vecino de Naranjito D. Ber-
nab4 Berries solicita condonaci6n
de contribuciones para una finca d
su pfopiedad.
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LON ramon n. Gonaaiez, veclno
oe Saa oeoas1lan, ne elevaao nn es.
S1iyO e e pso.euuo se
MID d se Ia sigma. intarfn "a rasuelve
la ;nstanc;a a' nrasantf Ala AlcaIdf
IA Anasco a., cnuo ,,nahIn nos6a ma
Hnca r,Sst;ce - no "a Ia cnaI Ssol;cita
condonac;6n AZ observation-disclosures
- -.
m Isalas hodrlguez, veclno de "a.
Clara Soils 7 -" onoe u'i 's'1'.
-.
OGra vez nos vemos obllgados
q censnrar clertos actos que Sc CO.
meten en- 81 paraiso las noche de
Iuncion. oepase que los expectado'
res tlenen derecho 8 aplaudir 3 cen.
oiIs nian COMO m, Sahan. @ - nero 49, n,,moa nv a aa
rparm;t;do rrrl al d6sordap
f',. g 1.e.,.S >ss.s - - -. --e- -
IN casa de don Baltasar Pa
nlagua, Cristo q 9 las doce del dia
sc noy SO 1ncendiaron las vestlduras
oe ia coclnefa parte de 10 coclna,
como escaoan mn1eres sofas, tuvo
que acuulr 9! Pueo!o q socorrerias,
/ Puoienuo so1ocar el 1uego eI 1ndlv1'
9uu ~An1onio ~ osorio un sargeneo
ue DomOeros AVetno arroyo que
oPaSao6 81 1uego con oaloes De
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-16
.Ecos de Espana.

-Ha regresado & Madrid el
conde de Reventlow, enviado ex-
traordinario del rey de Dinamarca,
acreditado en- las cortes de Espaf1a
g Italia. z-ss4 Isl
La xGaceta. de- Madrid publ.
ca la vacante, por primera vez, de
los tftulos de conde de Fuenrubia,
conde de Monte Real, conde de Pi-
nofiel y baron de Cortes de Pallas, y
por segunda vez la del de conde de
Luchana. ~
Ell primer eclipse de este af1o
es de sol y tendra lugar 81 28de Ma
20 por Ia tarde. La faja de totali-
dad atrav;esa centralmente la Pc
nfnsula, entrando por Galicia y sa-
liendo por Elche.
En- Espaf1a no habia ocurrido
fen6meno semeajnte desde el afio
1860.
En- Veier, de Cadiz, Ell Munici-
pio y los particulares socorren q $50
El diputado Sr Viesca pide que
para remediar estA situacion es ur-
gentfsimo que. SO comiencen los ira
bajos de la carretera de Barbate.
Ha ocurSido un gran incendio
en- Ataquines, pueblo de Valladolid: !:
200 casas fueron consumidas por las
uamas. Habfal carencia de aqua.
En- un solo dfa Eabian entrado
en- Ia peseaderia de San Sebastian
5000 Ikil6gramos de besugo, coudu.
cidOs 8 puerto por svapOres de zaga
y las lanchas caleras.
Y M haitian raorasad0 tndavia
de la mar dos vapores.
La fracci6n de diez kilos Sc ven.
di6 en- dicho centro deu5,3 q $50
pesetas. az ".
Segdn dicen del Ferrol, q eau
sa del fuerte temporal que reina, 30
hece muy dificl salvar el torpedero
<Turrels, que naufrago cerca de
aquel puerto hace pocos dias, y que
Sc sigue ignorando ell paradero de la
tripulaci6n.
Los peri6dicos llegados de. CO.
ruf1a u Frrrol dicen que debe ser Ell
buque ma lfrago uno de los cuatro-
torpederos que ell af1o anterior Sc
hallabhn en- construction en- los as.
tilleros de la vecina Repdblica.
Todos los indicios hacen supo'
ner, por desgracia, que ID tripula-
ci6n del <Turrel. ha perecido.
Debfa componerse de unos 38
hombres, a saber: tres 8 cuatro of.
ciales, seis maquinistas doce Togo,
neros, y el resto entire 1cle lbs y ms
rineros,
Hasta ahora no u tianen mas-
noticias de esta cat4strofe.
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Aliilllento !
SaIlo vi Puro.

/ IQue pan mas agrada-
bic es este! lQue suave,
que ligero, que grato al
paladarI
En- cambio lque pesa-
do, agrio, duro y repug-
nante es aquel otrol Y
sin embargo, los mismos
ingredientes Sc han usa-
do en- la fabrication de
ambos; la diferencia esta
en- que de los dos pana-
deros, uno supo hacer la
combination con. .arte, es-
nero y habilidad, y ell
otro, falto de experienced,
hizo una chambonada.
Scott & Bovine poseen la
habilidad, la mana mimi
table de hacer la
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En- Arecihn I'm aif1n rhcihifla
con anmo aerr.slr. II notil;s AZ
haber sido rrnnn ,s nasf., nara l rrcs;.
dencia de adnalIa, 1.nrta IA rIne4;c;a
don Horacio Niato n,,aa rd..aa s.,.es9e.I 81
nombranniento m a. nna 4 snnra1na ma, IA
reconocida rectitud q car6cter iusti.
clero
hi iinven 1Ion ''V;conto Rnca,o. l,,.,r1..
ora az AonalI;lla ana a ,,-lLs a,, lSa
aso,, a. 81. -.
.de med dicilla ha tenido Que regresar
q 81 pals por habar'se enfermafo
El mun5clplo ae Ponce Ia "a.
naitidotlas cuentas do rastos & in
gresos correspondence g segundo
tr1mestre del actnal ejercicio.
s5f Los sefores Mullenhoff !
Korber. de esta Dlaza. como apantas
de las COMMANDS "a saunroa sNnr.
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reingn la pedido se les levualv&n
como cor fianaa ss a. das d;chas cnnnss;as 90 ssfla
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n9l nullc,s,s ue tan lmportante suce-
g 8 pueplo' se aespordo en mani
ies's's'lones oe alegrla y luouo.
En- Caguas Sc le ha tornado
expediente por defraudaci6n al
Estado, al comerciante don Carlos
Cabrera.