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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20

The population of London equals the
combined population OF Paris, Berlin,
st. Petersburg and Rome. ..
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-02-20

A bar of bullion valued at 81 600 from
the Apri, Fool mine, Lincoln county,
was received at Salt Lake Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
THE NATIONAL GUARD
The Organization Still Doing Busi-
 ness at the Old Stand.

There is an erroneous impression abroad in this territory that the nation al guard of Arizona has ceased to ex- ist, that the last territorial legislature killed it. That is what the legislature set out to do and thought it had done when it withdrew the pittance which had been biennially appropriated for the payment of armory rent for the companies of the guard. But the na- tional guard is not a creature of terri torial legislatures. Some of the com panies did disband. but others did not. They had saved enough money by balls Iand other Entertainments to pay their rent until a more patriotic legislature could be elected. In the meantime the national government is going on en- couraging the Arizona guard and let- ting it have whatever it asks for. SeV-
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
PINNEY & ROBINSON.

eral cOnsignments of equipment were received lately by Adjutant General II. F. Robinson. of which the following is sample: 300 pairs of gloves. Berlin: pairs leather gauntlets; 125 drab cam paign hats; 200 hot cords and tassels: post order book; l flag; 62 shelter tents, halves. with roll clothing; 100 tent poles; l set stencils; l trumpet and E. NJ. P. whatever that may be; trumpet cord and tassel; blouseS; 6 pair trousers; l post flag. All this is only a small part of what the guard received at that time.
 It is now well equipped and the Phoe- nix company, though it is working quietly, is said to be in better shape than it ever was before.
 The remnant of the guard. at any rate. will be prepared to make a strong appeal to the coming legislature for recognition.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
We always Lead

Can you sell groceries as cheap as NIcKee's Cash Store does? is the ques- tion asked the grocer. He says he can, and meets one or two of our prices and then overcharges on everything else Our prices can't be beat. No one iR' Phoenix meets them clear through- $I.OO Fifteen pounds. fYi weight, Pure Granulated Sugar
 Yc - o1AI Iund package Arbuckle Coffee
 25C Ten f5unds White or Yellow Corn Meal, always fresh,
 SC One Can Best American Sardines, One Pound Star Tobacco, just ar rived-few days only,
 IOC One Package Celluloid, Elastic, or Blue, Coldwater Starch,
 25e One pound Best Creamery Butter,
 2SC Seven Bars Laundry Soap,
 lOC One Can Best Standard Corn and Tomatoes,
 6SC One Sack, full weight, Rolled Barley
 COG One sack Best Bran, full weight.
 SC One dozen Old Reliable Black Jar Rubbers. Get our prices on Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, etc. Mrs. Emma L. McGehon gets the lot, having brought in the right ticket. WE'RE ALWAYS BUSY AT
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08

Justice Pomeroy, who impaneled a jury and went out t0 hold an inquest. The jury returned to Mesa yesterday It was found that the dead man was a Mexican. about 3S years ClG. and had been dead probably three or four days. There was nothing about the body af- fording any m =ansN of identification. There was an empty grub sack near the body and an empty gallon canteen. The emptiness Of the latter explained the cause of death.
 It was supposed that he had come
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08
DEAD BODY ON THE DESERT
An Empty Grubsack and an Empty
 Canteen.

A rar4Z of picnickers found the dead Eoay of man. evidently a victim of the Gesert, in the neighborhc5d of the Jones ranch northeast ,. of Mesa last Friday. The party aye lunch within a hundred feet of ths body, but as the wind was blowing in that direction the discovery was not made until after dinner. and the party came directly upon Ige remains which lay at the roadside.
 '--55cehn Jones came to Mesa and notified
Arizona republican., 1900-07-08

across the country from the Ray miae. and coming to the road started in tha wrong direction and afterward re- turned to the place where tn b ,dy was found.
 The remains were buried on the spo- and are described as those Of a heavily built man with a stubby black beard. The body was clad in a cheap shirt and ovsIalls, miners hob-nailed shoes and a Mexican sombrero. Near by a Navajo blanket containing clothing was neatly rolled up.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-07

school for her daughter, and In turning
near the school the sleigh was upset. Mrs.
Wiggin was thrown out, but not injured.
The sleigh righted itself, and the horse
ran down Bridge hill and up Main street.
Mr.. Coar happened to be ON the street,
and recognizing the horse, attempted to
stop him. He was unable to seize the
horse by the bride, and in attempting to
jump into the sleigh - 1t passed him, he
was thrown. He escaped with slight
bruises. A short distance further up the
street the horse stopped. No damage.
Director In Chief Chapman conducted
the rehearsal Of the Ellsworth festival
chorus last Wednesday evening. All but
i've Of the entire membership were
present. The chorus sang but little, the
time being almost wholly occupied by
Mr.. Chapman who explained and illus
trated the part songs and operatic selec-
tions that are to be sung at the next
festival. By happy coincidence, Mr..
Chapman visited the chorus on the same
evening that q committee Of the MEM
bers had arranged for refreshments and
short social gathering after the rehearsal.
1t proved most delightful feature.
After lunch Mr.. Chapman played several
Of his own compositions, greatly to the
delight Of the chorus.
Miss Georgia II. Frazier and Charles e.
Alexander, both of Ellsworth, were mar
ried last Thursday evening by Rev. A.
II. Coar, Of the Unitarian church, at the
home OF Mrs. Helen Wiggin, on High
street, where Mr.. Coar resides. The we'd
ding was very simple, the bride and
groom being unattended. The BRIDES
dress was of navy blue trimmed with
white satin. She wore orange blossoms
sent from California by Mrs. Nellie Cush-
man Wyman, classmate of the groom.
Both bride and groom are we'll and favor
ably known in Ellsworth. Mr.. Alexan-
der has been prescription clerk in George
A. Parcher's drug store for several years.
The bride Is graduate of the Ellsworth h
high school, and has been q teacher in
Ellsworth schools. Many presents tes-
titled to he esteem Of their friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander will reside with tt e
groom's aunts, the Misses Alexander, on
Birch avenue.
The voting contest that the Ellsworth h
Enterprise has been conducting for the
past few months closed on Monday even
ing. The contest for the clock narrowed
down to the Senator Hale Hose Co. and
he City Hose Co., the former winning.
sewing machine and cape Cor cloak }
were the prizes offered the winner in the
clerk aud bookkeeper contest. Miss
Helen Bonsey, with c. c. Burrill & Son,
won; Miss Eva B. Neslley, with the G. Fl.
Grant Co., was second, and received a
barrel of flour; Miss Julia Ellington,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-07
advertisements.
~ >---'-~->-r-~>- -o~~~~~>~~c0~ce~~N~
GEORGE A. PARCHER,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
DRUGGIST.
SUPPLIES
AND
MAIL ORDERS
SPECIALTIES.
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
COMING EVENTS.
ELLSWORTH,

Thursday, Feb. q, at Hancock hail.
Masquerade ball by Eureka Hose Co.
Friday, Feb. g Meeting OF county
grange at Sedgwick.
Wednesday, Feb. IA, at Methodist ves-
try-Sociable and entertainment OF Ep-
worth League. Tickets, 10 cents.
Wednesday, Feb. 14-Meeting of Egge-
moggin Christian Endeavor local union at
Brooklin.
Tuesday FEB. 27,at Baptist church--Lec-
ture under auspices OF Y. z. S. c. E., by
Rev. j. K. Wilson, d. D., OF Portland.
Tuesday, Feb. 13-Meeting of Bluesedg-
brook district Sunday school association
at Congregational church, Bluehill.
Tuesday, Feb. 13, at Congregational
vestry-Reading by Mrs. Laura E. Rich
ards. Tickets, including refreshments
after the reading, 25 cents; on sale at
Parcher's.
Wednesday, Feb. 21-Meeting of River
view c. E. union at West Sullivan.
Thursday, Feb s, at Unitarian vestry,
6p. m.-circle supper; Is cents.
Monday evening, Feb. 10, at Hancock
hall-Concert by University of Maine
glee and mandolin club, under the aus
pices of Onasouson club, OF Ellsworth
high school.
Friday evening, Feb. 8, at Masonic
rooms in Manning block-Sociable of
Esoteric lodge. Chicken supper. All
Masons with their ladies Invited. Masons
attending will be assessed 50 cents each
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-07

The latest scheme for exploiting the bound
less resources of the State Of Maine is being
engineered by the Wood. Morris Co.. Of Port.
land, whose announcement may be found On
page of this issue. Tho scheme, which need
not be repeated here. seems to be good on4s
carrying all the elements Of success. 1t is to bo
hoped that their plans may be successful. No
section Of the country offers greater induce
ments for the profitable investment Of capital,
whether in industrial, commercial. agricultural
Of summer resort pursuits. All who are, or
may become. interested in this scheme should
take special pains to look out for tho announce.
ment in the big Sunday issues of March 25.-
Adpt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-07
" Seeing is believing, but
feeling is the naked truth"
A. CUNNINGHAM,
Sole Agent for Ellsvorth.

II you goods you will believe, and you "fee them
will know it the naked truth" that large fine
and we'll assorted stock Of goods from which to select
prices, they
before probably than they will be again
Watches have advanced price.
In Silver Novelties remarkably good trades
In Rings, Brooches. Scarf Pins, Hat Pins. Studs,
Sleeve Buttons, Bracelets, &c. &c. there fine spec
mems at right prices.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-07
How Unpleasant

To suffer from excessive perspiration. The
odor is such great annoyance. Mrs
Eliza Hayden, of Bridgeport, Conn, says:
Comfort Powder stopped this at once"
1t cures chafing, tender feet. prickly heat,
and keeps. dress shields sweet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-07

with L. F. Giles, was third, and received .
writing desk. In the school-teachersy
contest Miss Laura L. Mccarthy was the
winner. Charles Joy won the football
Joy also gets q bicycle and . doze0
cabinet photographs, while Perkins geeB
q fishing rod and reel. The Senator Haleu
also won the running team contest, WIN
ming out against the Dirigo athletic
club, and secured . handsome lamp, Q @
gold piece and box Of cigars.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-07
AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvEKTIsEMENTs THIS WEEK.

S'atement-Western Assurance Co.
Statement-The Fi1elity and Casualty Co.
Statement-New Hampshire Fire insCo.
Statement Quincy Mutual Fire ms Co.
Statement Phenix lns Co.
In bankruptcy Est VIM J Logan.
ID Wiggin-Apothecary.
NJ A AClark-Greenhouses.
PORTLAND:
Oren Hooper's Sobs-Carpets.
Wood Morris-Booming Maine.
MIsCELLANE0Us:
Palmer's Lotion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-07
That Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, If you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands of
sufferers have proved their matchless merit
for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They
make pure blood and strong nerves and
build up your health. Easy to take. Try
them. Only 25 cents, Money 'sc'. - ~ t
ca-ed. Sold ty s. d. WIGqIN, Druggist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-07
CLOSED
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS.

DR.. II. W. HAYNES begs to notify his patrons
and others that until further not.rs IDS dental
rooms viii besclosed on Wednesday afternoons.
Ellsworth, IOct. Is, 1890
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-02-07

How Are Your Kidneyss
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills all kidney ills. Sam.
lie free Add. Sterling Remedy CO., Chicago or N. Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08
Daro abso1aente ipareia seo de IA opinion dc IA presa
Febeude odcna san pnni., 50
H mdme2

les SO estan celebrando grandes
meetings en- favor de los beers, con
la venia de las autbridades locales;
pero NADIA de este mueye al Gobier-
no de Washington, que cree descu-
bierta su deuda de gratitud para con
Inglaterra por los ser rvicios que le
presto contra Espaffa por los que
aun le esta prestando en- sus empire.
sas imperiaIistas.
Maud b Come, Ia celebre propa-
gandista landesa, que tanto des-
lumbra por su sabiaurfa su pala
bra como su patriotismo hermosu.
ra, lego q Nueva York el % de
Enero en- Ell vapof <Normandie,.
con el objeto de le1antar la opinion
pdblica 8 favor de los beers, cuya
causa -dice-es Ia mis- ma de Irlan-
da. Las sociedades irlandesas de.
mocratas la recibiefon como a una
reina con mdsica militar i grande
acompanam miento la llevaron hasta
el Hotel de la Quint a Avenida, don
de hab1an preparadb b ina esplendi-
da reception. Hasta ell Alcalde de
Ia ciudad Wan WicK fue q recibir-
la. Van Wick es de mo crata.
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D eArecibo.

En- ia noche del domingo 1lt timc
tuvo lugar en- esta Villa un lu eide
bale gu b la juventud de dicha Villa
dedic6 galantemente q la distin gui
da Srta. Enriqueta Coll.
La casa donde Sc realiz6 tan
brillante fiesta fue la de nuestro ami
go D. ose Ruiz de Sagredo,, q uien
contribu y6 en- union de su aprecia
BILE espo sa q realizar el obsequio que
Sc tributh aba a Ia agraciada Enriq que
ta.
Nos complace que la juven tud
arecibena ia ofrezca su homemade a Ia
virtud i 8 la belleza, Sc manifesto
caballerosa con tan gentil Sen ori-
ia.
Felicitamos al padre por las
distincion pes obsequios que ha me-
recido la hija. Acaso Sc haya ue-
rido sign nifcar tambi6n en- esa fiesta
la estim aci6n que guarda Arecibo
para su esclarecido hijo ell DR.. D. Ca
yetano Coll Toste. |
TT COIrespO7asOI
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La Ii sta
d g pc lnsiones
Los n ooldes euL uLropeos.

Ell Senador Cullon presnet6 ell q de
Enero un Bill propoh ME ndo quo ade.
mas de los veteran ps del Ejercito
regular que gozan pe ensiones vitali
cias, So otorguen estas tambien a
todos los indiv1duos de las Milicias
que hay yan estado en- campana seq
vicio active durante mas de sesenta
dias.
Pasado ell asuntb informe del
Comisionado General de Pensiones,
Mr.. Evans, este ha i hformado .abier-
tamente en- contra. Dice due de
aprobarse el Bill, $er1a necesario
consignar anualmente en- el Presu-
puesto, tan solo para pensiones, la
cantidad de2O millones de dollars.
Aparte de esta poderosa raz6n
de 1ndole economical, existen otras
de orden moral. No es possible con-
fundir como de una clase semejante
los servicios que de vez en- cuando
prestan las Milicias, a los que pres
ten los sold ados regu lares, que du-
rante amos Sc ven exp uestos 4 las ca
lamidades de la guerr h.
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Carta
de New-Yiork.
Ell pueblo americana
pide la mediaoi6n
d . los Estados Unidos
EN- Id GUERRA ANGLO. .BOER.
Enero 81 de 1900.

Cada dla Sc acentdan mas las
simpat1as del pueblo americana por
los beers, pero ell pueblo no es ell
Gobierno, este permanece sordo
TODD clamor i no quiere intervenir
col mo mediator pac1tico para poner
lin a una contienda que esta costan-
do mares de sangre.
Todav1a Ell Congreso de Was
hingtOn no ha dado su apcobaci6n
al cOnvenio international del Haya,
Ia prensa democrs. ia asegura que
este es- por> cobra de la adn.inistra-
ci6n, la cual hasta ahora Sc escuda
cop que todav1a no hay ley nj ira.
tado que la obligue a meterse en- 81
asunto.
F'uera de las nulnerOsaS peticiO-
mes que de todas parties con milla-
res de frmas SO han dirigido al Pre-
sidente para que ofrezca los buenos
ofiGios del Gobierno q los beligeran-
tes, ahora circula una promovida
por ell <WorldS, suscrita hasta la fe-
cha por 19 Arzobispos Obispos ca
toli icos, 18 Obispos de la iglesia pro-
test tante, 1O4 Senadores Represen-
tan ties de los Estados Unidos, 80
Presidentes de Universidades i Co.
legfos, 81 estadistas de alto renom-
bre que no tienen empleo pdblico,
Is Jueces de las Cortes Federales,
A de las Cortes Supremas de los
Est tados "a de las de Nueva York;
48 Gobernadores de Estados secre-
tarios, 13 Alcaldes de las ciudades
mas populosas, etc., etc. Si este no
es opinion, no sabemos que sera. /
El texto de la petici6n dice asf:
"a William Mckinley, Presi-
den te de los Estados Unidos:
clos infrascritos, representan-
tes del p1blico americana i de la vi
da privada, con todo respeto os Pc
dimos que ofrezcais los amistosos
servicios de los Estados Unidos pa
ra mediaci6n entire La Gran Bretana
las Repdblicas del Transvaa1 Els
tado Libre de Orange.
<Los art1culos, /, 2i3 del plan
adoptado por ell Congreso de la Paz
legitiman tad oferta, de parte de una
potencia amiga, <aun durante ell cur
SO de las hostilidadesY.
eRespetuosamente te os decimos
que no es solo un deber i un dere-
cho de esta naci6n, sino un alto pri-
vilegio, ell esforzarse por evitar la
aniquilaci6n de dos Republicas her
man as, la desolaci6n de miles de no
cares ingleses sud africanos, la
matanza de millares de hombres ci-
vilizados i el empapaniento Ell san
gre lagrimas de la TERRA sud-afri'
cana -
Esta peticion lleva por anadidu-
ra las firmas de 81 millonarios, que
desgraciadamente no pertenecen &
Ia ca camarilla Official.
En- fin aunque NADIA practice
resulte de todo este, siempre esta sera
una pagina honrosa para el pueblo
amer ricano. Los Gobiernos no son
los pueblos.
En- todas las ciudades principal
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POL.ICIA

En- ell di ia de aver han sido con-
denados por ell Trib4 nal de Policfa
los lndlvlduos siguient tes: Domingo
Carrasqul!lo, de Puer TIA de Ferra,
por escanda 10 y arroj ar piedras q su
hermano Sa ntos, 10 dfas de trabaios
forzados; Maria Cruz, por maltrato
de obras Angela Mehdez, 8 dollars
de lnulta; el cochero Ramon Diaz,
por atropellar con su farruaje al nj
no Casimiro Peraza, l dollar de null
ia; Juana Molina, por 9scandalo pro-
movido en- la casa no 122 de la calle
de la Luna, 1 dollar id multa; Quif-
tin Coto, por hurto de un quinque,
en- Puerta de TERRA, diez dfas de
trabajos forzados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08
Not ticias s
Gener ales.

Por Ell Tribunal de Distrito de
Huma Gao Sc ha dispueSto sean de-
devueltos q don Carlos Aguayo de
Caguas, 40 pesetas que fueron ocu-
padas en- ell rollo del sumario segui-
do contra Jua N Correa Hernandez.
De las entrevista que venian
celebrando en- Washin gton ell emba
jador de s. M. Britanica ell Secreta.
rio de Estado Mr. Hay relacionadas
con el canal interocea nico de Mica
ragua, Sc frno un Tra atado, en- al
que Sc hacen algunast enmiendas al
acordado hace algun ii empo con ell
nombre de Clayton -Bul wer.
Don Carlos Costa don Ma.
nuel Leon PARA, veci4os de Ponce,
el dia 4 por la noche fqeron brusca
mente atados por dos policias de la
localidad, en- la Playa de las Deli
cias.
Sc le ha comunica ado al alcal-
de de Juana Diaz nottfque a don
Felix Oscar Muf1oz Di$z, de aquel
pueblo, que la recla amad ion que diri-
ge q la Secretarfa Civil, relativa al
contrato que tiene hechq como macs
tro, con la Junta local de instruc-
ci6n, debe dirigirla a la Junta Insu-
lar del ramo, como asuntos de su
completeness.
Los senores don Gonzalo de
Quesada don HoraliO Fl. Rubens
han regresadn 4 IA Hrbana.
- --&--
Don Jal me r'orna della, veciuo
de Toa baja, suplica que ell cobro de
las contribuciones Sd ha ga en- none,
da americana, re1uciendo la provin-
cial al equivalente. ..
Notician de WASHINGTON que el
Senado ratific6 aver en- session. los
acuerdos tomados en- Ia conferences
de la ~Paz. !
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! OJC!
Sen nni|Ial | s dc hortaIizas.

Envland % un dollar, en- un bile
e, en- orden postal, 6 en- scl'os dt
correo sin u $ar Sc remite & cuaiQnict
punto de la isla, en- IN paqucta cer
lificado, una collection de 40 paqur
titos de sem lila de hortalizas, CON
puesta de 40 clases diferentes.
Al mis- 90 precio SO renlite un;
collection de so classes de se1lil'a, Il,
flores, en- me nos cantidad de sem il.
que de hortaliza.
Luis Gelpi
REFERENC1A: Cerecedo TInos
& Ca San ] uan de Pto Rico.
AD15-4
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Col fte de Justic ci a
DE PONCE. !

Relacion de los juicios ora les
sefalados hasta ell IA del corriehte
Contra Vicente Sanabria To.
rres, por estafa violaci6n.
Jacinto Santiago i otro, por ho-
naicidib
Calixto Rosado Torres otr os,
por rd DO en- cuadrilla incendio.
Bernardino Morales otroS, por
hurto.
Pe do Miguel Santiago, p por le-
stones.
Eu genio Serrano Galarza, por
atentado.
Ra fael G. Garcia, por rapto.
FIR ancisco Atilano Perez, por le-
stones.
En- rique Ronda Noguera, por
rapto.
Ole egario .Mateo, por atenta ado.
Jua an Robert Buscaglia, por re-
sistenci la i disparo,
Rafael Salcedo Vargas, p or de.
tencion legal.
Ma nuel Lastra Garcia, pof in f.
delidad en- la custodia de preso Is.
Raf fmundo Vargas otro, po or
lesiones 5.
Eu genio Ortiz (a) Venero, po Or
resiste,icia
Pedro Rodriguez Barbosa, por
atentad o.
Pas $casio Robert Laporte, por
rapto.
Qui int1n Mangual, por lesioh hes.
Frq tos Mangual, por hurtoI
Vic tor Santiago, por lesioh hes i
disparo de armas de fuego.
r. psario Ramos Velazquez y
otros, p or robo en- cuadrilla.
Dofta Juana Dasta otro, por
adulteri 10. (Querella).
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Coleqio Particular
DIRIJIDO PoR PEDRO MoCZO BANIET
Alatne1aos e1ternos, pe1asjo7istas y medic
pe,,sionistns, Gale del Sol MIN. 12 y II.

Los alum NOS recihen en- este Co.
legio: 1eo La instruction primaria
incluyendo el ingles, dibnjo y Ia his
toria de Puerto Rico. 20 La ms
trucci6n SCI cundaria, 6 sea la pre2a
raci6n para 81 ingreso en- las Uni
versidades de los F.StadOs Unldos,
50 Glasses de adorno. (dihujo pin
uura y 9",isi cay 40 Teoria y prac
tica do Tenedurfa de libros. Sc
ran tanlAitn admitidos, en- calidad dc
internos, lbs alumnos que deseer
continGar sps eStudios en- la alta la
cueia A,nc ricara, q donde aquel!os
concurrjran vigilados por los ins
pcctores del Colegio, recibiendo
1esput's I'd pasus privados de las
asiqnaruras que cursen. Este Co
legio tiene su eKeglamento interiors
sue sc envia ara los padres que 10
soicitAn
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En asuutos srelaciona3os con la EN-.
presa de fuudar 10 psri6ic>, so
halla. a.e Ponce nuestro amigo com
panero en- la prensa, don Jovino de
Ia Tore,
Guayanilla ha remitido duplica-
do la cuenta de los fondos municipal
les.
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C'tvezs ?sbsE. g
legltima de Milwaukee
VENDE
II. r. CALDERON.

Tetuan II.
N Is 2.
0En Mayagnez fue detenido item
po un caco que Sc di6 6 Ia fuga
con varias mercancfas que compr6
sin pagar su importe, on la tienda
del sef1or P Palenque.
El faro de Coruna, Espana, es
ell mas viejo de todos los que hasta
hoy estan en- uso Sc construy6 en-
tempo de Troya, 1854 antes de la
era cristiana i tieue por 10 tanto,
NADIA menos que 3.544 amos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08
Ell yecino de esta CAPITAL don

III VeC1nO ue eSba C3pttaI uOH
Anselmo Amador Hernandez ha
presentado un escrito ante ell Tribu
nal de Distrito de San Juan, nom
bre de ~ esposa dof1a Sebastiana
Rodriguez Alfarero, exponiendo que
esta compr6 al Estado espafol un
solar no 3 en- Ia Gale de Beneficen'
cia, ique haoiendose'e extraviado
ell documento, solicita Sc le expida
nueva copia, con citacion contraria
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

En- Ponce ha fallecido don Artu-
ro Oppenheimer i don Antonio Ra-
miraZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-08

Una vecipa del barrio de la
Sa'ud, en- Mayaguez, al levantarse
por la maf1ana, halo muerto en- ell
lecho que ambos ocupaban q su ma
ridO Este b In Cre>po.