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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01
LEON BARTLEY!"

r. ra- TT g'rE4
TOW traveller. He stepped forward,
lifting his hat.
A glance into the strong face lighted
by frank gray eyes, and she gave a
little cry, q soft rose-pink flush. STAIN
Ing her cheeks.
Leon BARLEY! How do you hap
pen to be here?' and she timidly ex-
tended her hand.
81 am on my way to spend Thanks
giving with my old friends. the Her
ringtons, at Latimer."
'And I to eat my Thanksgiving tur-
key with my cousin. Lulu Myers"
A moments silence fell between
them. The station agent had retired
TO his little den, which contained his
desk, leaving the two travellers in pos
session Of the room. There, was a brisk
lire in the stove and the air was laden
with the fumes Of the soft coal. Aside
from the stove, the sole furniture Of
the room consisted of a wooden bench
which extended along two siles. The
uncurtained windows were dingy and
dirty.
Outside there was only the shining
tracks and the fields. At a little dis
lance q solitary farmhouse could be
seen.
They were reused by a dash Of froz-
en- sleet against the windows. Bart
ley advanced to the door Of the little
dinner room. saying:
81 will see II there is not some way
out Of our trouble"
Left alone, Zoe Freeman drew her
cloak around her and let her mind
wander hack to the past. Fifteen
years before she had been the prom
ised wife Of Leon Barley. They had
quarreled and, in q At Of pique, she
had married Robert Freeman. Wealth,
and social position had been. hers. but
Freeman soon became a helpless In
valid, and life held little for her save
the cares and duties Of . nurse. a
year ago death had set her free.
Leon BARLEY had eve married.
They had met occasionally. but
since Freeman's death.
Here her thoughts were interrupted
BY the return Of BARLEY.
st 10 - you feared. There e no
way you can reach Latimer before >.
There are few passenger trains upon
either Of these roads. I am very sorry
Tor yonr disappointment"
Her face flushed. then paled:s we
must ywvait with what patience W.escan.S
she said. unconsciously using the piu-s
raj.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01

The train due at Paris Junction at
9:35 was ten minutes late on Thanks
giving morning. AS it halted before
the little station, which stood amid
bare brown fields at the crossing of
the two railroads, a gentleman and a
lady stepped to the platform.
The lady gathered her sealskin cape
around her and hurried into the depot.
She was q plump, ~middle-aged woman
with a clear. dark. face. When the
gentleman entered the room, she was
addressing the station agent.
"How long before the next train
west on the other road?" she asked in
p voice Of peculiar sweetness.
The man started and drew nearer.
"There won't be mother tran till
a:10."
"But there is one due in a few min
ntes."
cts gone. Your train was late.""t'
She gasped. "What am I to do? ]
must be at Latimer before 2"
II don't know"
She turned appealingly to her fel.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01
A AT BUFFALO.
fire Destroys Ten Buildings, 1nclud


Fire at Buffalo. thirty-hve miles
west of Fargo, destroyed ten places Of
business, consuming an entire block,
The flames started in Henry 5aker'a
meat market. which aas destroyed,
then spread to lie rest Of the bii6cc::..
burning New..ove's harness shop, HALL.
days Org store. the State bank, owned
by 8: G.. Moore, Fellows barber shop
Tavilk's shoe shop, George L. Towpe's
confectionery store, the Buffalo Elk
press. also owned by TONNES. the post
office and Kringler & Larson's black
smith shop. It cannot be learned how
the flames started. The total loss is
estimated at about SIS. 900. equally d.
vided between the stock and buildings,
It was about one-third insured.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01

The production Of what is known al
silk-worm7 gut for fishing lines Is a u
rious industry that has followed the
decline OF silk culture tn the vicinity
of Murcia,. Spain. The grub is fed on
the usual mulberry leaves. but before
It begirs.to spin fs drowned in vinegar.
and the, substance that would have
formed tire cocoon IL drawn from the
body ASA trick silken thread. These
threads. are treated with chemicals.
dried, put up'fn bundles Of 100 and sold
along the, Mediterranean.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01
kARRLA6E PAPER.
Best Published-FREE.
J. W. GUNNELS. Toledo. Ohtos
In Conflict.

"You cannot spell cat" said the
country child, scornfully.
NO." answered the city child, with
equal scorn, but 1 al model a clay
cat SO beautifully that you would taxa
it for q far nobler animal-say,. a
horse"
Thus again were the great education
al systems in confict.-Indianapolts
Press.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01

international Live stock Exposition,
Chicago, Dee. rs, 1OOO.
For this, interesting exposition the
Chicago. Great Western railway will. on
Nov. 80 and Dec. 1. sell excursion tick
cts to Chicago, good to return Dec. 10th.
at a fare and one-thfrd for the round
trip. For full information inquire OF
]. p. Elmer, G.. A. P. D.. orner Fifth
and Robert streets, st. Paul.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01
Election Day Carriages.

Election Day Carriages.
Mrs.. Nuvote-I hear that they send q
carriage for you on election day, If you
SO desire?
Mrs. Cam Payne-Yes, II you are not
inclined to go otherwise.
Mrs Nuvote-Then I'll ask for a car
riage, and use it to make some calls
after I have voted. I hope our party
will have bang-tail horses.-Denver~
News.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01

The palm tree ought to be able TO
start a spanking breeze. -
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01

If you would have a good servant,
select neither a friend o a relative.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01
'IT Is a POOR THANKSGIVING
DINNER"

DINNER. .s5
did not draw back when he took both
her hands In his.
mo, Leon. Not today"
Why snots1'
aIt's---weu, it's unconventional" \
He langhheds lightly. Tor he knew his
victory was won.
This has been an unconventional
THANKSGIVING, darling. 1t ~ q real
one. though. ! never knew what the
wordSmeant until / could give thanks
FOR yo,i@and your love-
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-12-01

I oysottsni mors hsarts TIM tsars.
llsdssas q aartassJ IL
The sun., 1900-08-26

belonged sends back his cheer In terrific mt
son. There is no band Of music To- bass
the procession. nor is one needed ~.
an enthusiastic young>ter passes nnictH,r
along the line distributing copi,s .,
a popular song, and soon there swclls iipon ~.
air a me sdv that Is ever unique. tho bondoJ
voices Of those who are young, full ~ horc ard
goriously Sanguine in thet llghthcart 'dnss.
\ lover OF the ludiCrous would have laughed h,
very glee over an episode at a street corn.
where new building was IN rr, es, uf erection
The workmen from their lofty stagincs ~
the sharpened tongue which unoduCatcd boon.
always wag at their more fortunate fellow mon
threw clever lets and echoed back the collsya
songs with remarkable powers of mimlcry az
once amusing and ironicnl The omuil resent
kodak heni from every nation, including ,rr
own, snap ed shots all along the line and sue.
ge.ied a jolly and novel moving picture for ina
v iudcvle n W..
But now the strains Of a military band ara
heard in Tue distance and soon the motIev
crowd are marching past this same band irio
the University oi Paris. where n speech Il VEL
come and other appropriate ceremonies win
end the function. II YOU ask what il all means
le answer is 90 difficult one imply r,pI,,s. II
is Parisan,' and II is also one feature of ihs
congress OF students AZ present convened here
But II you come 10 Paris 10 SOC this wonder nj
capital as she Is and at her best be sure TO seek
such sights as are here but poorly painted
The sun., 1900-08-26
HAWAII rs GRATEFUL.
Therefore About Everybody on the Island 4.
for the Republican Party.

z. F. Bishop Of Honolulu. one Of the largest
sugar planters in the Hawaiian Islands arrived
IN this city yesterday. He left Honolulu
on July 20 and spent some time in
San Francisco. MIR. Bishop said last
night that the people Of the Hawaiian Islands
were convinced that they lived in the most
prosperous territory In the world. and that they
all believed that the Republican party was re-
sponsible for their prosperity.
The Reciprocity Treaty. a Republican meas
ure, was the beginning OF our prosperity. "
said Mr.. Bishop. and our annexation 10 The
United states two years ago Vas the climax
We are proud OF the American flag which floats
over the public buildings at Honolulu We
know what Il means, and We know what liberty
under that flag means.
The Honolulu Democrats sent Prince David
To represent them at the Kansas City Convep-
ton. is said in Kansas City. and | believe
Prince David says so himself that he cast the
deciding vote which placed the free silver plank
In the Democratic platform. doubt that David
ever before heard Of 10 TO |, except on n race-
track. The royalist faction in Hawaii is COM
posed entirely OF Democrats. I suppose they
n'nk that Nj, Bryan will restore the monarchy
II he ID elected
The sun., 1900-08-26

~
sent service viii be but barely ADEQUATE in '''
rush hours TO meet the demand upon IT, T.
ltsimplyis oewildering TO oonternpia'o ~
Imagination what the eoolng ana Tue no"l"t ~, ~
The Brooklyn TIDE TO ana from Mammalian, ~ ~""'
be when all these avenues OF app'o'on y. y
open IL Is even more oewioerins ~, ~
picture what the growth oil BROOKLYN 'ne" WI, WI,
be- growth that even now w,
grasped without some enort far','s "uu
farming regions that now seem W'oeN peyonu
the possibility OF absorption wiz De s"ano"vu %
up as inevitably as nave 'ne Denso., ",o
van Pet and the NahdeNeer 'i"'S, '"s,'
mat out rev years ago seemed as "psu,uy s-.'.
ueyono brooklyn grasp as 10 l"e uuoN IN. '"' a.
'hat now are back IN the country lar Io'" ''''
eVer-growng radius oil the CITY ero""'
CHANCES A.PLESTY TO GET HOMES.
Those who have not bought homes in the
places already developed or who do not yet see
their vay 10 buying them with the increased
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Cdrgdrnentos
DEPLATANoS, EVAPoRADos

Mr.. M. J. Clancy, agente con- con-
sular de los Esta1os Unides en- Blne-
fields, comunica que algunos de los
planta lores en- las riberas del Rio
Escondido de sus tributaries estan
hacienda experimentos en- Ell embarE
que de platanos evaporados. Ell pri-
mer cargamento Sc hizo aNueva Or
leans recientemente, con resultados
satisfactorios, i Sc espera que por
medic de este nuevo sistenaa podran
utilizarse millones de pequeflos a IL
mos de platanos, prontos para secar,
pero no adaptables Ia exportacion
en- Ell estado natural. Los trabaios
Sc nevan hog cabo de una manera
mug ordinaria, pues las personas
ocnpadas en- esta industria carecen
de un conocimiento practice de la
materia. La introducci0n de ma
quinaria trail ajadores apropiados
q estos trabajos, abrira en- Nicarar
qua una industria nueva i lucrativa,
inn mercado los Estados Unidos
para Ia venta de las herramientas i
manufactures que hayan de emplear-
Sc "a esta indnstria.
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Cas-. De t.a.!its.!Ia.
Imam entreo6 la carta,

Juan entrego la carta.
Ley6la Ell conde, y una sonrisa
de satisfaction Sc dibujo en- sus la
bios.
-sTengo que nevar conte sta
ci6n, senor?-pregnnto.
ST -. i no.. .perO, VamOs a
yer, Juanito -. 1Tu sonora ha teeni-
do muchos amantes? |:
No pocos, s,-contesto Ju an,
que Sc habia propuesto desilusiona1
al conde.
-Pues es bien joven. :.
ST, 10 es, pero. :
-iPero que? 49,,
Que le gusta cambiar de a1nan
tes como de trajes.
y ell dltimo ..-...
sEl dltimo? i. .
ST, el dltimo que la ha besado,
squien fue? 80. 4 Il assz.s "A t
Juan.
La idea de una mentira.
La conciencia la repugnaba,
pero su passion le seduc1a a decirla.
Pc fin triunf6 La segunda. +
-Pues ell Ultima. ;. senior
conde ..ihe sido yo!
IT'D!
-iY6! .. +
El conde qued6 anonadado.
Aquella mujer que no ten1a in I
conve niente en- entregarse a su clia
do era indigna de compartir mas 3
menos legftimamente la amistad de
un aristocrata. III +
Esta abien!-exclam6 al cabo
de algunos minutes, d1 q tu. "a ma
que tengo que salir de casa hoy mis-
mo no sc 10 que tardare en- >regre-
sar; que cuando vuelva hablarem los.
Juan zdi6 media -yuelta i sali6
del Gabinete y luego1d 1de la casa. i
Su conciencia Ie: fecriminaba la
mentira que ACADIA de decir. !
Sc hacfa~precis so .conformarse
de nuevo. .....N 49,. ..........
'. -. |.
iEntregaste mi carta al conde:
,.7-Sf, sef1ora. =
sY que te dijo?
No me atrevO ..... ~
iVamos, hombre! iya sabes que
no me asusto de nada!~. !.
Els que. -. T.
iAcaba! -.. -. ..:-.-.@ .. /
-Pues bien, senora, no Sc 10
podre decir como no sea al dido.
-iA dido! Estas loco! I
No sef1ora, no, no siendo
-Vaya, estdpido, dilo.
La hermosa joven Sc inclin6.
Juan estampo un sonoro beso en-
aquella aterciopelada i sonrosada
mejilla.
-Eh!. ;que es ESQ? iinsolen-
te!
-Senora yo die que era ell Il dlti-
mo que la habfa besadoi para no in
currir en- mentira, que es pecado, nc
tenfa mas reno dio que hacer 10 que
hice ..
...... Era case de conciencia!
A. r. Lopez del Arco.
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CaCoia hoy
SECRETARIA CIVIL.

DON Juan Henriqnez participa a
Gobierno que ha sido designadoE pa
"a eli cargo de Consul General DE Ia
Repdblica Dominicana, y que haI ex.
pedido nombramiento de Canclllef
del mismo q favor de don Eugenio
Medina.
Ha sido nombrado Vice. C6qsul
de la Repdblica Dominicanas en- Ma.
yagtiez, don Alberto Bravo, en- sls-
titucidn de don Joaquin lorna bells.
Sc recnerda & varies Alcaldes ia
remission de la lista de las sumas que
Sc adeudan a los maestros de escue-
las n i
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POr Ell GObierno General han
sido decretadas para ell .13 del pre-
sente las elecc;o1es municipales de
Comerfo, Sabana Grande i Moca;
para ell Is las de Maunabo; p; I'll ell
16 las de Yabucoa ipara ell 20 las de
Aguada. /
Ell barco aleman <Herpogsi
apresado por Jos ingleses ha sidoI
puesto en- libertad, negandose Ia
autoridades inglesas hacer la devo I!
7luci6n de los barcos apresados al
otras naciones por creerlas legales.
Ell domingo IA a as 81 de laI
manana tendra lugar en- la capilla|
de La V. 0. T. franciscana, misa So
lemne q Jesus Sacramentado que
dando de manifesto hasta las del
la tarde, que Sc rezara la corona,
terminando con procession reserva.
Hora de vela de a de la tarde.
Ell laborioso j6ven don Rafael
Muf1oz Garcia dara en- breve a la
estampa un elegante folleto de va
rias poesfas de distinguidos literatos
cubanos, puertorriqueflos i filipinos.
PARIS BAZAAR Vasos de cris- ]
tai de bohemia con bandera . 'panola
esmaltada i otros con varias vistas
de esta Capital-Abanicos de made
ra de . lro de Liban con una vista
de Puerto-Rico una bandera espa-
nola-Abanicos de la misma MADEIRA
Goa dos vistas forograficas dc va
rios sitios de esta Capital.
Ell g sneral Davis en- su informe
expuso La necesidad de conceder pro
rroga los contratos hipotecarios,
manifestando ademas que los pncr
torriquehos estaban mni dis sgustados
por> su indefnida condicion civil i
polftica.
Don Mauricio Guerra Mondra-
g6n, ba solicitado Sc revoluo un
acueldo del Ayuntam:e 9 1to de Baya-
| mon.
| Dona Victoria G. de Garcia, ha
pedido Sc le abone al menor plazo
possible, los haberes devengados que
Sc le adeuian q >u marido, cuando
fue medico titular.
Los senores Baquero Gandara
del Comercio de esta Capital, han
remitido la Secretaria Civil, decla-
racion jurada de las existencias de
f6sforos que tienen en- su almacen
San Justo 13 Is.
Aver le fueron su ,traidas a don
Jose Bazan, de su establecimiel
<Club Colonial> varias prendas de yes
tir por valor de cuatro pesos pico.
El hecho ha sido denunclado a Id
polic1a, recayendo sospechas sobre
un indivIduo lIamadO Farif1a.
Aver fue deten.do por sospecho,
so en- Santurce, ell individuo Antonio
ApQpte, quien fue amonestado por
Ell Alcalde para que Sc dedique al
trabajo.
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a. De gran u1ilioad y propias para
esta epoca, son las camisetas, cal
zon ncillos y Frazadas austriacas de
lana, que han recibido en- <Los De-
pendientes>, Fortaleza 33 a la vez
que ell mejor surtido de- paraguas 6
impermeabl lie s. 10
Don Jose Linares, comisiona-
do de apre milo del Banco Espaf1ol
ha solicitado licencia gratuita para
el uso de arm las de fuego.
De Utu ado comunican oicial-
mente la to omh de possession de aquel
Ayuntamie into del que es presidente
don Ramon Martinez. Tambien la
ham comun ich ado de Salinas, siendo
Alcalde de dicho- pueblo don Luis
Ma rtin Caba1 ! 9ro, quien por hallar-
Sc enfermo a pn no ha podido hacer.
Sc cargo de a quella presidencia. In
teri inament b le sustituye don Euge-
nio Torres,
En- to oda la isla Sc hacen pre-
par rativos para generalizar la mo
lien da de canas. Hay va varias< ha-
ciendas que han comenzado los tra-
bajps. IT,.
Sc col loca cafe en- este mercado
desde 81 hasta 26 pesos, segun cali
Rectif undo la noticia que di-
mos aver sobr re las pruebas ofciales
de los puen ntes provisionales de los
rios Manatf, Cano Salado, Cafo de
San Francisco en- Arecibo, no seran
dichas pruebas Ell dia 12 como equi-
VOC adament te digimos aver ST hoy.
ABANT TCOS. Esplendido surti-
do. Impossible mayor ndmero, mayor
variedad, nj precios mas reducidos
con relaci6n a sus classes. Tienen
desde el MODESTO abanico de MADEIRA
i pa apel de d diez centavos, hasta ell ele
gantfsimo de nacar plumas vein
ticinco pesos uno. En- ell vapor <Juan
Forgas> pr roc cedente de Espana, han
recibido los sef1ores Mendez i Co
surtido tan complete de abanicos,
que no es possible pueda importarse
otro mejor. Vfsitad ''el NUEV0 BAzARa"
40 San Fra ncisco 40, q quedareis sa,
tisfechos. 23
Actua JIM mente, Sc cotizan los
cambios en- esta Capital los 81
guientes tipos: Londres 10 a82O;
Part 81 a 63; Espana q ! y Esta-
dos Unidos ga J..
Hoy tom aron puerto les vapo-
res americ an os philadelphia y
<Car racas, con carga y pasajeros pa
ra esta isla. !
Sc hal b n emitido los sjueces de
Las Marfas Toa Baja varias decla-
raciones de nacionalidad de sdbditos
espaf1oles, Afh de que las entreguen
a su IS respectiY Yos interesados.
Anoche tom6 puerto proceden-
tie d b SAINT 1rh onlas ell vapor costa:
nero <Longfellow,, despues de ha-
Ger algunas re paraciones en- sus fon-
Ha fal lie ecido ayer en- Cata11o
don Ramon Cr respo, vecino de aquel
poblado. Era persona muy estimada,
por ser un buen ciudadano. :. -
Ell nun icipio de Lares ha comu
MICA do al $ecre rio Civil, cuenta
del ganado nue 3 existe en- aquella ju-
risdicci5n .. .....
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j 1oT / GAS !. -.
;. Generates

.:> Ell dia 8 estuvo en- Arroyo ell va.
po1| Puerto Rico, conduciendo fetes
para variOS. ~.
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La Secretarl Id CIvlI ha manifes-
tado al Jue nun nicipal de San Ger
man, que la remission de impresos de
actas matrimonia ales, no es asuntode
ST. cOmnafancia
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- Los seftores Canada Cucu-
rella, han splicitado tener alberto
hasta las 12 de la noche su estable-
cimientO. FOrtaleza ID.
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- Por distintos Juzgados de Ia
tarfa Civil 22E deelaraciones de nacio,
nal idad de otfos tantos subditos es-
pafoles. t.7
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DOCTOR RI RUIZ ARNAU
Santurce (OUerfa )-1elStono 1.02g.

Santurce (Oliea'fa) )-Ielefono 1.02g.
-~
Consultorio en- San Juan; Forta-
leza o3.-De 9 4.
Para llamamientos desde Ia Ca
pital, dirigirse la calle de la Forta-
leza numero 80, consultorio del eau
xilio Mituo,, cualquier hora del
dia 6 de la noche. p
Varias famlilas dc Toa- Alta mes
suplican demos On nomb' 9 de los po
b es de los barrios de Galateo, Que.
brada Cruz iOrtiz, las gracias a la
Presidenta de la <Junta de Carload,
por la ropa que mando repartir en-
aquella localidad.
Ell T1ibunal de Distrito de San
Juan, ha manifestado a la Secreta-
ria Civil, que en- el rollo del sumario
,uido en- ell Juzgado de Catedral
contrs. don Fran cisco Andino Vizca-
r. o do, don Francisco Rivera. p or
ell d -lito de falsedad estafa al sBan-
co Espanol> de esta Isla. dicho Tri.
bunal de Distrito, en- auto dictado ell
20 de Diciembre dltimo, dispuso la
adjudication al Tesoro de la fianza de
cuatro mil peseta S moneda provincial
que exist en- Tesoreria.
Don Antonio Llabres, otros
cont ibuyentes mas de Yauco, han
elevado un escrito la Superioridad
de la 1sla, pidiendo los medios para
la reparaci6n dc varios trozos de
,minos que conducen a Maricao.
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Sc DeceSitd.

buen dependiente en- generos y arti-
culos de fantasia. Sc prefere que
liable ingl6s. Dirigirse por escrito
dando referencias Y el sueldo que Sc
espera, d BAZAR, apartado de Correo
n , 4l6. San Juan. u. S. 81
En- Arroyo hace mucha falta ell
aqua, pue va Sc comienza a sufir las
consecuencias de las secas que cas-
tigan tanto IA comarca.
Contrajo na ,rlmonio en- Yauco,
don Miguel Emilio Alfau con la se-
f1orita Carmen il menez, quienes So
embarcaran en- breve para Santo
Domingo.
Ell concejo municipal de Ponce,
ha consultado la Secretaria Civil,
ell procedimiento que debe adoptar
para la aprobaci6n del acta extendi.
da en- la Ultima session del Ayunta-
miento anterior.
Recordamos al pdblico en- ssne.
raj, que en- los bajos del Colonial
G ub> esta situado b ell cafe Gel Nuevo
Mundo,, donde b al de todo cuanto
bueno Sc puede desear. Els el mas
cercano la vi" :" nrir cipal.
Por estafa a don Manuel Fran
co, en- la plaza de Il Mercado, fue de-
tenido aver Hilar 10 Andino i puesto
a disposition del Juzgado de Cate
dral.
Reclamaoo -. el Juzgado de
San Francisco, fpe detenido aver el
In n1lvlduo Felix Coto por el de Ca
tedral, el indiyidp 20 Manuel Abril.
La Acadia de Aguada ha remi-
lido un estado demostrativo de los
gastos municipalities correspondientas
a los dltimos cine b amos asi como de
Id cantidad cobrada Dor ell concento
de riqueza urbana.
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Don Juan G.la,uerGo Gomez ha
i 10 nom )rado Director Jefe de la
B,olioteca Ar ;hiyo General de
Cnha.
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Sc ha pedido al Alcalde de Baya
mon, una .pia del acta de u session
ce'ebrada Ell 6 de Diciembre ultimo
por la Junta Municipal de aquel pue-
bio, en- la cual SD aprob6 ell credito
extraord n .rio de $3.50 orc, con desti-
No al aumeato de a no'icfa municipal.
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Sc eDecesitd. 7,

I'm
bnen dependiente en- generos y arti-
culos de fantasia. Sc prefere que
liable ingles. Dirigirse por escrito
dando referencias y ell sueldo que Sc
espera, a BAZAR, apartado de Correo
NJ 4l6. San Juan.
S-5-2.
Ha causado gran sensacion ea
Londres, los 1ltimos despachos re
cibidos, aunque- ell pueblo ingles con
fla que la llegada del mariscal Ro-
berto Ell general Kitchener, mejo
.para la situaci6n
En- la enmienda prese1 tada al
oiongreso por el senador Foraker
pide que los espanoles que desde
ell dia II de Abril del SO hasta ell II
de Abril de 900 hayan vivido en- la
isla sin haberse ins .rito como snbdi
tos espaf1oles, deben SER considera-
dos como ciudadanos americanos,
con todos los derechos qle da tai
ciudadanfa.
De Vieques Sc rt mite al Centre
Superior, relacion de los contribu
yentes de aquella jurisdiction.
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SGPASG
Que no publicamos comuoicados
sin que sean pagados por sdelan-
tado.
Cada seis palabras, So cuentan por
una Inca, y Ia Inca vale dies cen
tavOs. 4
Las cartas que vengan con coamu-
nicados sin So imports no Sc contes-
tan. +,