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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-07-25
DR.. Ennnons'

Monthly Regulator has hfonsuSr , .-st 4, a
hundreds Of anxious women. .l,..,ltsai "a
mar will 30 quickly and safely 90 w. a
longest and most obstinate Irregular. n
tny cause relieved Immediately; GU, n 4
anfeed az any stage, No pam aA l.is sss,ap6rs.
feren, with work. Have relle'tyIl, ~. ,sot
sases where others have faile1. III sSi 4
eult cases successfully treated ~ 't..+srlf
icial results guaranteed in ever IL d b
risk whatsoever. We treat neLlit parii.l
whom we never see. Write TOT ~, - nj Il
and free confidential advice, L-...ars8i R.zd1
YER this remedy i absolutely sac 80 ~. % 4
5ossible condition and positively ls. ,si .ss|
m effectupon the health. sent y ~ lrrsrs,
sealed. g. 20. Money letters shoall l,., = b.
on. j. N. ESIMoNS co. 10 Irehi0N'.
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FARM FOR SALE

-t.oran Vermont. laiN nd
acres. four hundred sugar ~ thirg z
by the late Ammi foll ..i.,s5 vilise
Two miles from a. - tsrms. "
church. Price 5000. Easi isrgss A. !.
sion given any time; srmervilh' :
FolIett. $50 Medford ST. ~, -
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MAIL cARRIgR rwENTY YEARs.


Mr.. Thomas Moore Has Been on the
Same Route for Two Decades.
Mr. Thomas Moore OF 1904 Travis street
VII, today celebrate his twentieth anniyer.
sary as letter carrier of Houston. Mr.
Moore was appointed 10 his present posi-
ton when James a. GarHeld was presl-
dent % the United States Mr. II. &.
J5anson was postmaster Of Houston az that
tire and Mr. Seth - Strong, The present
postmaster, was assistant. During all these
twenty years Mr.. Moore has been on ronte
number IN the Fourth ward and the only
detciod 70 visits. two In number, 10 his
native Ireland. The Moore family Is IA
nous one on the Emerald Isle Thomas
Moore. the greatest Of Irish poets. Is klown
nroaid the globe. But II Is doubtful n
by bis writings the post brought pleasure
Ia n greater number Of people than has the
Thomas Moore OF Houston In handing out
letters 10 The people OF the Fourth ward
duuug the twenty years he has been sery-
lag Uncle Sam. Just reflect on the tons
~ ti,ieiduuK he has handed out from day
10 day bringing Joy 10 enamored and
enamcrata keeping separated sweethearts
and divided households IN touch with each
other bringing 10 the business man his
pr1it. the lonely man his consolation, the
lovci his hearts delight, ana to all mes
s1gcs Of hope and encouragement. II L
ps0huble that. every man, woman and child
who nas received a letter from Mr. Moore
during the last twenty years, and who
inORS NJ the rrOposed celebration, viii Join
IL Wishing hi many happy returns OF the
day.
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LEVY BROTHERS.

office Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company for r. O Allen, II Roberts "
Thompson. Fred q. Dpyoc, Jim NJ -
Ter. r. Coles. JE. T. w. Crook and silva
Brown.
Ben j Turner eolored, who has been
In the employ Of Charles H. Patton the
patton-Neal company and the Patton Amer
company for the past eight years, died
ol FriiIT morning and his remains were
shipped - Richmond 70 be inferred by the
side of MS wife
The name Of Miss Emily Anderson who
sang several selections ar the entertain
II ent OF the United Moderns, reported yes
to-day was inadvertently omitfed from
the notice In The Post, Miss Anderson
was accorded number ~ encores and
her rendition Of popular coon songs mad
a decided hit.
shearn Methodist church, Texas avenue,
between Milan and Travis streets. sunday
school at 9. 80 a M, I'd :. Phelps. super
pfenuent. Preaching at 10 a. M and S;la
o. m hy Presiding Elder Rev. George A..
lie Ciere. Epworih League at I'D .. N.
Regular prayer seryicc Wednesday AZ s;l1
b m All cordially invited to attend.
There VIII be meeting Of the commit
Ss ta h Hsn s y spa aad pfl brsrs @
cistIon AZ 10 O'Clock this sioruing al III p
w.gram Of Little Eik tribe on congr -
avenue II Will be an open session AMI . y
sed Men who are Interested are expected
tn join IN the pow WOW. which will BE 4
nee for all.
The Second Presbyterian church, corner
OF Lamar and Crawford streets, Ney. = ,
NJ. Jenny, pastor. sunday school ~ a:S
a. m, W. b. Taylor. superintendent. PUP
liz worship az IL a. IN. aud $40 o. NJ.
Prayer meeting at $40 p. ia "Wednesday.
The morning and evening services sunday
wan be led ~ Mr. J Seagwisk. n n, ne ,e
attend these services and assured Of 4
cordial welcome
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Corsets
DON on the international and Great North

noon on the international and Great North
ern fast mail,
Mrs. John j. Sweeney aud Miss Edith
Sweeney aud Mr. Thomas Jamlson lett y, 3,
tCrday afternoon over The international an !
Great Northern for Buffalo TO visit he
Pan American exposition
Mr. A. l., Farmer departed on the Inter
national and Great Northern fast mail iur
Blnalo, n. y, YESTERDAY afternoon DIT.
Farmer viii spend some time taking in the
Pan American exposition.
Mrs. l.. r. Wlllkie OF BRENNAN arrived
lnst evening to spend Sunday with her hus-
land who Is state organizer OF the
Brotherhood of Railway Irainmen, ana
making his headquarters here
MIR r. J. Cole, a banker. and John NJ.
Harrison CAPITALIST 10th promiifnt
citizens OF WaSahachie. arrived In tnls
cifv Yesterday on a business trip and M e
guests at the liutchns house.
Mr.. Tom Pray of Austin. the young son
agent ut Of the international and Great Nor Il,
an railroad * visiting MI 5 Carrie Neal
at the home OF her parents on Preston ave-
nue..
Mr.. J. II. Bright Of Beaumont was N
the city yesterday and left via the tious-
ron and Texas Central for New York ana
nther Eastern points. He Is accompanies
by Mrs ]. II. Bright who Joins him al
Sherman.
Colonel william II. Chapman, general
er company left Houston on the Interna-
tionaf and Great Northern fast mail yes
terdav afternoon for visit TO his OLD
home Boston, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Ralne and their son
OF New York city arrived here YESTERDAY
md are making their temporary home az
mo Hutchins house Mr.. and Mrs. tainc
have .sorae 10 Texas with a view TO locat-
ing End making Il their future home.
ar. Frank Il. Iioiand Of no 1Hnsas An'
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New Fall PercaIes
Bleached Muslins

for the week ending 12 o'clock m, August
II. 1901;
August 3 Miss Agnes Lowther, female,
white, 30 years: acute g1stritis.
August 10 Fred Easter, male, col0red,
3 months aud 10 days. meningitis MIS-.
Mildred II. Duke, female, white, 20 years.
senility. Leslie Wynn, male white Z
months and IL days: cholera infantim.
August Il Mile Early, colored, IS years;
seninty Josie y, Butler, female, white,
Mrs. MeIylna Thomas, female, white, ~
years, mouths and days; blood poison,
Augsut 12Ann Peterson, eolored, ~
years, months and ~ days; tubefcuiosis,
Henry Bradley, male, colored, Al years.
gunshot Wounds: Inquest. VIII Inlnot,
male colored, 7>days; trismus neonatornm.
August 13Theo Chadwick, male, coli
ored years; typOid fever.
August N.--Minnie Daniels, female, coia
ored Is years months and q days; perl
tonitla Infant OF G. G. Mitchell, female,
white days: trismns naseentum. Mag
gle Francis, female, colcreh, ~ years :
months and 10 days; ahscess Of liver.
August 15--Ben Turner, male, coiored,
81 years; parenchynlatOus nephritls -
August 16-Max Samuels, MALE, White, ~
years; Bright's disease. James McAllister,
male, white; laudanunl poison.
August II Edward Joseph Allen, male,
white. "a years, . months aud days.
shock from fall. II. +. Hillmer, male,
white A. years. . months aud - days;
heart failure; Inquest.
Annual death rate per 1000 for week
ending August IL 1901, 1916.
]. b. Massic, NJ. D.,
Health Officer.
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CRY sREVlTIEs.

There Is an undcliysred telegram az Pos
raj Telegraph Office. 1ls Main street. Tor
Rod Oliver.
Mrs A. W. Flock is lying dangerously,
in NJ The home ~ her parents, N.Y. ana
mrs. Nj. Nolan, sos Glrard street
rev. W. +. carr D D.. 81 Padnc n.
4 = VII nreach today. morning and nWbt
on The FIRST Presbyterian church
Tho brotherhood Of Railway Tgas .,.,,.,,y.
vil meet M Union labor hsll AZ o'cioes
M afferaooi An mainicnance OF way
eniDoyes are Invited to atteni
An ice cream festival will be given by Tue
s,,,as, Iii sorlcty, Liberty Avenue. p
tiss church. corner Hardy anu ffoFine 4e'
streets. Tuesday. August 70, 1891
Mr. Lewis Collins general secretary q,
az. ,ra.ns sunday School assocla Ion, VIII
trsaeh a the Central carlsti1 t,o,, ga''rca
al ii d. m on "Bible Lessons on p',ns
Mrs u. r.. Brown and Mrs ~.
Hume will entertain on hnnnny n, Wy.
tneir guests, Miss swlndeil OF ne sri1s Z
and Miss Graver or Dhiah ~
Mrs. Hnme's residence a.
rsere are rnde1Fered tsiesrains - cue
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Remarkable Values in Tailor-Made Suits

Remarkable Values in Tailor Made Suits
o
in
nadp in W the
At SSOS SHIT omepm Venetian Cloth Serge and cd Suits that are worth
d. 50 Hndome ytnmdV wnChey
Goods tina no b a our
or
SOROSlS
al a
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ChiIdren's Waist.
The very best grade to be had.

land family Of San Francisco and heavily
Interested IN mining In the Golden state
arrived yesterday and is registered at the
Hutehlns house. Mr.. Leland is here on q
prosnpctinr tour aud viii doubtless make
some Investments in the Lone Star state.
Mrs. r. Hllje Of San Antqnio, NJ
ID. b. HIliie Of Welmar, Mr.. v. II, Bretteh.
er Of Schnlenburg and Mr. J. Q. BretteheF
friends who arrived here yesterday en-
route 10 Buffalo n. Y, 20 attend the ran.
American exposition. From Buffalo they
viii 90 10 New York city ana from tnstg
,,lstt tbe ynrlous summer resorts or TIE
Fsst While IN this city they are guests
at the Hutchins house.
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A Very Special Sale of Fine Shirt Waists

entire is
The last has
have been lost sight
stock this week Splendid qualities syshly perfectly
phenomenaly low.
b very Sheer yand fin
Chez.
fin Ser Mnzai
- - . . - - ~
Smeq nomeyr mmeal made
D ch $50 ..
in
. . IL . 4 . , ~
up he
az
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Regplar Tuesday and Friday evening
noon,Irht excursions TO sylvan Beach, In
porte. ~ southern pacinc. g., II, 4 n. KY,
Atusle. dancing, sailing and bathing. rraia
,oeves central depot az q p. n Returning
leaves Ia Porte 1880 =; n heKuiss s s.nc
~ a.45 A. M, ITO p. N. Leave La
Porte 9 ,. M. ss55 p. M
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Remnants

Great big values are to be found on our remnant
courier, Coored and White Wash Goods, the ends
of best sellers marked here for less than half price
Checked Nansooks for school aprons we are offering
special good values for this week, i5c i24c, e.
SIC and -. ............... ,................IC
English Long Cloth12 yards in piece
1.25 quality, Monday. oSc
$50 quality, Monday. ............t2o
i.75 quality, Monday. ...............i.se
Sheer good quality plain White Lawn, &
SIC kind yard Observation-Disclosures &c
4o-inch Fine Sheer Plain White Lawn, IN
i5c quality yard ........... ........ iOC
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Harris County Rice.

Mr.. J. McAughan Of the Harris County
Irrigation company exhibited a stalk OF
rice la The Posts editorial rooms yester-
day that VIA Ax fest tall. x waa a sam
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San Antonio Blazing

San Antonio is In blaze OF excitement
people who are coming hundreds OF miles
to see Drs. Randolph 4 Mccullough, those
noted specialists of the voice from ~.
Louis, who cured so many Sufferers IN
Dallas last winter. They will be nc the
Baucicft House few weeks in answer
to the call OF numerous Sufferers. wnp
requested their return. We see that tns
Te1aa Christian Advocate, Texas Stock ana
Farm Journal, as well as other ieanlng
pape.s 5. are loud In their praise write
thCtt
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Ole OF the product grown on the COMPANY
big rice plantation about sixteen mlies
east Of this city. Despite the c2ntin WY
drv weather Mr. McAughan says they VIII
raieo no acres ~ very fine rice. Hon
John r. Browne Is president Of the COM
nnnY. -L N n
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Hosiery Specials

We are always ready to replace Hose that are un-
satisfactory Bring them back and get others they
are not right
A splendid quality ChiIdren's Fast Black, m
double threaded feet Hose, worth i5c pair IUC
Ladies' good quality plain Hose, IN
worth i5c pair ............,........... fUC
xo1S %, oa9s s sa6p' Fast elae. o.. 19c
Ladies Fine Gauge Open Work Stripe Hose, o.
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special low rates today 70 81. Louis,
Wolf q Bros. 500 Main.
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Wash Top Skirts Priced Much Under Value

inv lots ebavon esf
ia mNhes thai formerly
0O0
o
n a enow
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Children's Bonnets

Well made pretty Bonnets, made up Of fine Chambay
and White Lawn, nicely trimmed, E0
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s 52lnch Black chevot skirting, very service 90c
52-inch Black Cheyiot Skirting very hand TX
some quality, worth t35, yard ...........I .lO
44-inch Black Fullo Cloth, lovely weave, TX
quality worth t,35, yard 49,. ...,......... fsfJ
44-ineh Gray Covert Cloth very service 90.
able weave, quality worth iI5, yard. ...... O0C
46-inch Gray, Blue and Castor Covert Cloth, 90.
good i2s quality, yard ,....... .....,, voc
4o-inch Gray and Castor Covert Cloth, an tx
excellent quality, worth 1885, yard !. ...... liz
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ouR SALES OF sTEINwAY PIANOS
surpass ali previous records. The stem i,,
1T{yafkln Music Co. Dallas, General deal
era
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Weekly Mortuary Report.

Houston. Texas. August 17.-ofncfal
nortuary report for the sty Of Hepsson
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Ladies' Fancy Hose

Lovely Fancy Colored Hose, Isle, Mercerized and
Silk plated, few of kind, were en-
formerly 100 to $50, now pair. 0OI
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Popular Ribbon

Fancy stripe and plain coored Taffeta Ribbon IN
Nos SO and 90, worth i5c yard ....... IUc
Soft fancy satin and pretty Taffeta Ribbons 5E
ana inches wide, worth 4oc and soc yard. NC
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September Patterns

standard Patterns for Ssptem-
per Der are now in and contain a
l I'l.. line of ehildren's school
patterns
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Wool Skirtings

No time SO opporune as right now to have your
Fall Walking Skirt made. We are nov showing some
new things in black and gray cloth suitable for early
fall wear
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Art Section

Irish Point Dresser scarfs, 81 inches long, 1Qo
Irish Point Dresser scars, 81 inches long, very OK
handsome designs, worth soc each ....... OJC
New Battenberg patterns, brads and rings just in.
Children's Aprons and Dresses
Well made, fast colored Bingham Aprons, OK
boy and girl styles, worth CSC each ...... ZCC
Odd lot Of ChidFens Bingham, Lawn and Percale
Dresses, nicely made, were 100 to $50 50o
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mo. q 'cuyo requerimiento ha sido
extendida, y en- la representation va
indicada y los testigos fdon Jaime
Anexi y Cayol = don Manuel Couver
tier y del Vale, ambos de esta vecin
dad, como va queda dlcho y los
cuales conozco sin que tengan impe
dimento alguno legal para clio; y de
todo contenido en- este instrumento
p1blico 20 ell Notario doy fe Fran
cisco Alamo Armas jaime Anexy,
Manuel Converter y del Vale sig
nado: Juan de Guzman Benitez Hay
un ssllo Rentas Internas valor un
dollars. Corresponds fielmente con
su original que obra en- mi protooolo
corriente bajo el ndmero ciento vein
te y cuatro, a que me remito En-
fe de clio y pedimento de los Sres
Sobrinos de Armas expido Ia presen
te copia que sigao y frmo en- estos
dos pliegos de papel, dejandola con
veni ante emente anotsda sum atriz en-
SAM uan de Pto Rico, veiute y tres
de Diciembre del a11o de su otorga
miento.
Jata7, de Guznad7e Beeitez.
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JuiCiO intereSante

Felipe Rodriguez (a) Felipito,
jose Ayala, Venancio Acosta (a) Ia
Nina, Juan Lopez Medina y Anto-
nio Cabrera (a) Cadete.
Aver segunda hora concluy6
de verso ell juicio oral en- causa que
Sc sigue a les arriba indicados por
los delitos de Allanamiento de mo-
rada, Robo, Estafa y atentado.
Ell Tribunal dicto ssntencia di-
ciendo que Felipe Rodriguez Ve-
nancio Acosta, son responsables del
delito de rCbo, concurriendo la ate
nuante de embriaguez no habitual, y
Ia agravante de reincidencia en- Acos
ia; condenando Felipe Rodriguez
q 9 meses de arresto mayor, y a Ve-
nancio Acosta a 2 amos, II meses y
II dias de presidio correctional, ab-
solviendolos q todos del delito de
allan amiento de morada que les i'm
puta ell Ministerio Fiscal, y conde-
nardolos & todos tambien, por la
falta de daf1os, q la pena de cinco
diAs de arresto menor, acordando Ia
libertad de todos, excepto Ia de
Acosta, por estar cumplidos aque-
Hos, por ell abono de la prision pre-
ventiva sufrida.
Ell defensor de estos individuos
10 fue ell competente jurista y amigo
nuestro don Antonio Alvarez Nava.
FL Fiscal habfa pedido en- sus
conc]usiones provisionales 81 amos
de preside q cada uno por varios
delltos, moditicandolase en- las defni-
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PtQuea0S
inC0nVenienteS.

La constitution de Gabinete en-
Washington esta presentando los
pequef1os inconvenientasd de rubrics.
Este quiere y este no quiere
aceptar un cargo, y este que es STEM :
pre- corriente tiene ahora, sin6 preo- I
cupado, por 10 menos ocupado & Mr..
Roosevelt, en- medic de sus multi
Piles y atlas atenciones.
Parecera raro, que con tanto
07.zJu cUmU Ia por ssUs inundus IL
Dios, haya quien no acepte una car
terra. Y sin embargo, ALA en- la nue.
va patris, en- donde tambien hay
capitanes generates en- el ej6rcito
6raVo, hay quieu duda y quien lucha
por no aceptar el nancy.
Verdad que esos afortunados
mortales quienes Sc ofrece ell tu-
IRON, tienen Ia alforja bien provis ta, ,
y solo as1 Sc explican esos dengues.
iPor Dios que 81 llegasen & anun
ciar Ia breva & concurso entire nues-
tros snativos, habrfaIde armarse la
gran zambra entire unos y otros por
atraparla!
Pero no hay cuidado que no Sc
hizo la miel. ....
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0tr 70 juicio.

Sc ha celebrado ante el Tribu-
nal de Distrito ell iuicio oral en- ca ID :
sd que Sc siguio & Francisco Alicea
Falcon de Bayam6n, por homicide.
El Fiscal en- sus conclusiones fns es
despues de modificar las provisiona
les pidio 8 AMOS y un dfa de pris:6n
mayor 81 600 indem nizaci6p, acceso
rias y costas, Ri Tribunal aprecian-
do las atenuantes muy coalificadas
de aggression ilegftima y necesidad
racional del medic empleado para
repeler la aggression, condeno al acu-
sado dos amos euatro meses y un
dfa de prision correctional, acceso
rias, y costas indemnizaci6n de
$1,000.
El Juez sef1or Savage disintio
de sus compAneros del Tribunal y
vot6 por la absoluci6n del acusado.
Fue decretada Ia libertad pro
visional del procesado; por ser Ia
pena impuesta inferior q la sef1alada
por la ley para permanecer en- pri-
sion,
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Plato del dla.
Els question de cOstumbre.

LIS CuSSGlOu O0 COSbuIlD Dr0s
7 asf como no hay matrimonit
sin chocolate, es impossible que en
esta noche haya mesa sin pasteles.
La tradici6n nos ha ensef1ado
encontrar desde nif1os es plato rel
gional en- la cena de esta noche y
antes podra escasear ell menaje, fall
tar aIgdn cubierto, y echarse de me-
nos cualquier adobe, que restarnos
del plato criollo.
A nosotros nos GUSTAV los pas
teles de hojas, que es un colirio, y
sobre TODD mojados con vino.
No vayan ustedes & tomar en
seriO el apetito.
Hemos querido decir moiados
con vino en- el estomago.
Asf: Primero SO sirve uno un
pastel senvuelto en- su manto, de Ia
hoja del platano; chorreando aqua
caliente. porque asf es que tiene gus
to: Luego Sc Ia cortan las amarras,
Sc abren aquellas fnas y lustrosas
hojas, Sc deleita Ell espfritu en- la
contemplacion de aquella pasta blan
da y suave que guaria en- 81 seno
seIecto plcadillo, manos 6 Ia
oprn. oe 10 engulle, cae como
una bendici6n en- ell este nago, que
experimental sipso facto, Ia sensa-
cion agradable de un rico bocado;
Despues. .otro pastel, seguido
otro, y a1n otro pasa perfectamente
y ahora viene Ia mojada.
Y ALA en- las cavidades oscuras
de ese laboratorio que nos surte de
vida, origen de tantas penAs y de
tantos anhelos, que SO llama sbu-
chez cae para remojar la pasta, me.
dia pinta del tinto.
Y. So. .hasta la otya.
PANCHO.
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ACta n0tarial.

Ndmero 1874. En- Ia Ciudad de
San Juan de Poo Rico, siendo las
tres de la tarde del dia veinte y uno
de Diciembre de mil novecientos
unO.
Ante mi, Don Juan Guzman Be-
nitez, Abogado N Nota-io del colegio
de esta isla, con residencia y domi-
clio en- esta Capital; constituido en-
la casa de comercio de los Sres' So
brinos de Armas calle de la <Cruz,
ntmero trece, de esta ciudad, para
proceder a la aperture del pliego
cerrado que Sc refere ell acta que
en- veinte y siete Noviembre dltimo,
y bajo Ell n1mero ciento ocho de es-
te protocolo otorg6 don Francisco
Alamo y Armas, como gerente de Ia
referidn mercantil con asistencia de
los Sres. don Jaime Anexy y don
Manuel Coueertier, de esta vecindad
y Ia precencia de numeroso p1bli-
co cCpgregado al efecto; 20 el Nota
rio autorizante puse de manifesto ell
sobre a que Sc re6ere Ell dep6sito
consignado en- Ia menciona1a acta,
fin de que 10 examinasen .los concu
rrentes que gustaran hacerlo, y
siendo to1os confcrmes, proced1 q
abrirlo; resultando tres sobres, uno
dentro de- otro, y en- ell interior del
ultimo un papel escrito as1: <palabra
<Duen, frmado sobrinos de Armas>
la;cual.fu6 declarada porlo tanto por
don Francisco Alamo en- represen-
taci6n de los expresados Sobrinos
Armas como la que q tenor del &C.
ia citads de veinte y siete de Noviem
bre, ha de determinar las personas &
quienes, ,deban entregarse losIpremi0s
ofrecidOs.
A tai fin, exhibidas por el Senor
Alamo las dos libretas en- que cons
tan las pa:abras escritas por los com
pradores con dsrecho estamparla as
fueron ex aminadas con ell siguiente
resultado; la libreta ndmero uno'
conteniendo ochenta hojas, todas es
critas desde ell 25 de Noviembre al
diez y seis del actual, no contiene
entire sus palAbras escritas la agra
ciada, 6 sea la palabra <Duen. Ia Sc
ganda libreta, contehiendo cincuen.
ia y dos hojas escritas desde ell dia
diez y seis del actual hasta la fechs,
result6 que en- Ia hoja correspondent
te al dia diez y ocho de este mes,
aparece por vez primera puesta la
palabra <Duen, por don Juan Qui-
fones F'eliciano, y que en- Ia hoja CO.
respondents al dia diez y nueve
aparace por segunda vez la dicha
palabra eDuen, estam pada por dof1a
Hortensia Iglesias; sin que Sc CONT
nuara examinando Ia referida libre-
ia por no haber mas prsmios que ad
| jndicar, a1n cuando volviera & en-
contrarse la referida pa'abra.
| Con tai motive don Francisco
Alamo, en- la representation que os
tenta declare adjudicados los pre-
mios ofrecidos de cincuenta y veinte
dollsrs respectivamente a don Juan
| Q lif1ones Feliciano y q dofa Horton
sia Iglesias, manifestando tener los
premios refsrid os a Ia disposition de
los interesados segdn queda di
cho.
Con 10 cual SO di6 por termina
do el acta, frmando esta ell Sr. Ala