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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23
ACCIDENTS ON
STEAMBOATS,

Among 600.o00.o00 passengers car
ried only 206 persons lost their lives
on steamboat vessels within the iuris-
diction Of the United States during the
last fiscal year. OF which A we're pas
sengers and 1862 members OF the crews.
During the same year there were 3SS
boiler explosion on land which killed
2sS persons and wounded l56 others.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

add 70 the depth Of pessimism into
which the wreck Of an her better ma
ture was plunged She moistened her
lips and smiled sweetly.
Oh really, It doesn't matter at all, "
she said in the tone Of the lady whose
train has been fatally stepped upon.
She has smashed all her fowerpots
50 not to be lead again into tempta-
tion. She realizes the next step is TO
60 IN for green calico palms covered
with Yarnish, which are warranted
perpetual. and she has begun 10 take
a serious view Of life.-Chicago Daily
News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

terminated fatally are seen III the facts
that nine out Of the twelve persons
subjected 60 the mosquito bite did not
contract the disease at an. and that he
three who did contract II entered the
local endemic yellow fever area at
about the time they were bitten. Con
secuently they may have become ln-
fected il some other way. and not from
the experimental mosquito. II IS also
worthy Of note that the germ Of yel-
low fever has not yet been recognised
Ii either the mosquito of the human
blood.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

~ Germ Not Recognized 10 the Human
Blood.
The British Medical journal. In COM
menting cditoriaffy en- the recent ex-
perimenfs carried on at Havana by
Drs Reed. Carroll. Agramonte and Ia-
ztar. regarding the relation between
yellow fever and the mosquito. says.
''At FIRST glance these experiments aD-
pear 10 show almost conclusifely that
the germ Of yeiioe fever Is conveyed
by g special species d mosquito. Cuiex
fnsciafus. ard that che insect becomes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

True religion Is the foundation Of
society. the basis on which an true
civil government rests. and from which
power derives rs authority. laws their
efficacy and both their sanction. II Il
is once shaken BIZ their contempt. the
whole fabric cannot be staple or last
ing Burke.
The Christian religion is one that
difiuses among the people a pure. be-
neyolent and universal system Of eth
ics. adapted to every condition OF life.
and recommended as the win and rea-
son Of the Supreme Deity and enforced
by sanction Of eternal punishment
Gihbon.
The moral viriues. without religion.
are but cold. iifeless and lnsipid. il is
only religion which opens the mind 10
great conceptions. aiis It with the most
sublime ideas and warns the soul with
more than sensual ploasures.-Addl-
son.
II religious books are not widely cir
culaied among the masses Of this
country and the people 90 not become
religious DO not know what is to
become Of us as nation Daniel
Webster.
We know and what is better. we
feel inwardly. that religion is the basis
OF civil society. and the source Of all
good and Of ali COMFORT Burke.
Religion IS equally the basis Of pri-
yato virtue and public faith. Of the
happiness Of the individual and tho
prosperity Of the natlon.-W. Barrow.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

The One High Priest. Monday.
March II, The type. Gen. 14.f7-20:
Heb. 7.iI; Tuesday. March IL. Mans
need, Lev Fla. Heb. f.14-l6; Wed
nesday. March 10. Christ's suiferlngs.
isa. 55.i-l0; Thursday. March IA.
What Christ accomplished Rom. 5.l-
II. Friday March IS. Our offering, Ps.
to.o' 5i.li-1a Saturday. March Is.
The sign Of acceptance. Acts l0.s5-4s:
Sunday. March II. Topic-Christ our
High Priest, Heb. 7.24-2s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23


i always know when I've interrupt
ed an afternoon nap. have to wait
about twenty minutes for the girl to
dress and then when she does come in
her aeaming smile is so brilliant
realize at once she has been saying
naughty words all the while she has
been scrambling into gown and
twisting her hair up I'm so sorry to
have disturbed you, I say apologeti-
cally Oh, you didn't she replies,
eooingly. Really, was almost
dressed when you came, and then
am morally certain Of my diagnosis
Of the case. If there is anything that
viii make a girl hate another one it is
to have to make a lightning toilet on
her account Because when the caller
is gone she has to do it all over again,
you see
= don't think I was cut out for a
society person, because every time go
calling / get into trouble The other
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23


Is less than sixteen years since
Ionary work was begun in Korea.
- The growth since that time has
astonishing while no exact sta-
lliH can be given it is affirmed that
ected With the several missionary
nizltions there are some 800 ln-
Elal Christian churches. besides as
more organizations that observe
y worship There are stin other
iunitics where more OF less light
ss1u' ming. One 81 the facts that favor
a ID apid growth of Christianity Is the
&c oi any deep-set religious con-
,tf ns among the people such as
-. bs overcome There seems to Be
81. pssibiliiv Of meeting the numerous
~. for foreign missionaries. SO it has
4. IA. be % be the practice Tor each lo-
furth to set apart one OF more
men to Be maintained while
~ EiTe themselves to itinerant mis-
f,r ry work
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

day I went to see
Louise Marks. /
knew her at school
and she has just
married and come
to Chicago. There
was a sharp-nosed,
elderly lady in the
reception room
when ! got there
also waiting for
Louise. We bowed
in the truly re-
served and suspici-
GUS way women
have toward stran-
gers Of their own
sex. After the ell
Derby lady had
looked me over and
concluded I did not
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23


More love to thee. @ Christi
More love to theei
Hear thou the prayer I make.
On bended knee.
This is my earnest plea
More love, o Christi to thee,
More love 70 iheel
Once earthly Joy ] craved.
Sought peace and rest;
Now thee alone ! seek.
Give what Is best;
This an my prayer shall be-
More love. Christi TO thee.
More love 10 thee.
Let sorrow do rs work
Send grief and pain.
Sweet are thy messengers.
Sweet their refrain.
When they can sing with me-
bbre love. o Christ, 10 thee.
More love TO theel
Then shal ms latest breath
Whisper thy praise:
This be the parting cry
My heart shall raise
This atill its prayer shall be-
More love. o Christ. % thee
More love 10 thee
Elizabeth paya1n pgentisT.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

the way I make
bets with myself as
TO whether people
viii have forgotten
who / am. ] sent
up my card once 20
an old friend Of my
mothers l should
have gone to see
six months before
and she sent down
word she did not
want to buy any
stove polish that
day Since then
I've had my address
added to my cards
and am so naughty
TO the maids who
open the doors that
they know at once
that / am the real
thing and most INV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

lady hotly. j gave them the rugs my
SELF And just then Louise blew Ia.
"It seems the snappy elderly lady
was her mother. who had come for her
daughter to 60 calling with her But
anyhow she started the gossip herself.
I never did like bonnets with pink
roses IN them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23
SOME VAGARIES OF TIE DAY

down on that Primroses are fragile
and easily discouraged groWths.
How awkward Of me" cried How
ell as Aradne made a wild gesture
Of despair He jumped away hastily
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

tied She had picture OF her TWO VIII
dows-Ariadne boards-in a blaze OF
scarlet and pink and white and green
She set the six slips IN six earthenware
pots and waited They didn't seem IN
terested in her anxiety. She flooded
them with water and they were obst-
nate. she left of watering them and
they never budged from their sulky
behavior. Some Of them had three
leaves and others had two. She set
them out on the back porch and the
cat knocked over two plants. bugs ate
up two more and she stepped on the
fifth. The sixth she tucked OF in
corner and ignored She was plainly
discouraged.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

In the tweniy-three years since the
College Young Mems Christian Asao-
ciation was started as an intercolle-
glate movement more than 5000
young men have been led through its
influence TO enter the ministry. The
American and Canadian Students As
sociatlon movement Il represented In
62f societies in Institutions Of learn
ms. and has between $4,000 and "a 600
members. lis voluntary Bible classes
number $4,000 students engaged IN
daily devotional study. over 5000
persons have been converted"
through lts instrumentallty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23
MAKING CALLS


There are times, said the girl in
pink, when a yearning 10 be conven-
tional like other women clutches me
and then / dress up and make q round
OF calls I've owed for months. It has
all the excitement Of novelty. on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

aesthetic side Of
ones nature. Ari-
adne says how
ever It is Gale
culated to turn the
whitest most gilt
tering soul a murky
black and she for
one prefers some
less circutions
route to destruction
burgling or
downright murder.
for instance
Il began the sum
mer she brought
back six carefully
packed slips from
some gorgeous dou-
lble geraniums she
found ia the luxu-
rant gardens Of the
town she had vis-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

rot Try 70 40 4 great thing yon
waste all your life waiting ior
'pportunity which may never
But some little things are al
riaimins your attention. 40 them
" come from a great motive
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

Raising plants IN the house seems on
the surface a harmless pastime and
calculated to help On the growth of the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

Then some one gave her Jerusalem
cherry tree. This delightful plant Is a
little two-foot spreading bush laden
with crimson berries the size Of cher
ry. Il is beautiful to behold and
Ariadne was so pleased she almost for
got the geraniums. She knew dust
choked leaves. SO she gave the cherry
tree thorough drenchings with the bath
spray twice week. Presently every
leaf turned yellow and the cherries
dropped on. She sought a florist and
poured out her woes
Strange said the florist, who was
a sympathetic man But treat It as
just told you And oh. yes, as she
turned to go. above an things, don't
sprinkle water on the leaves or the
plant-just pour It around the roots.
Otherwise Il won't live"
Thank you, said Ariadne, feyerish-
ly. and went home and beat her head
against the wall she threw the cherry
tree into the ash barrel that evening.
She tried an umbrella plant next. Il
usaa winter time and when one morn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

intend TO strangle her and steel her
gold-mounted card-case and after / had
decided she possibly was worth know
ing In spite Of the pink roses on her
bonnet, she said something vague about
the weather.
Yes, isn't itr / agreed was
glad she had spoken. for it is CHASTITY
to sit in the same room with somebody
YOU can't talk to. Louise was really
awfully long and the elderly lady had
evidently been waiting quite awhile. 4
think II is very bad manners in a
young person 70 keep people dangling
on their pleasure. said the terrible
person tartly after ten minutes.
I was in q hurry to get a lot OF
visits in and didn't like It either. 80
do !, Z agreed. but Louise always was
disregardful Of other folks. knew
her at school. She would take her
time primping and getting her hair at
the right angle II the whole college was
delayed II is awful TO be so vain
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

for the glory Of God, to win his smile
of approval and 10 do good to men.
II is harder to plod on IN obscurity.
acting thus. than to stand on the high
places Of the field. within the view OF
an. and do deeds OF yalor at which
rival armies stand still TO gaze. But
no such act goes without the swift
recognition and the ultimate recon-
pense of Christ To fuldll faithfully
the duties 0f your station; to use 70
the uttermost the gifts Of your minis
try: 10 bear chahng annoyances and
trivial lrritations as martyrs bore the
pillory and stake; TO find the one no
BILE trait in people who try to molest
you, to put the kindest construction
on unkind acts and words: to love
with the love Of God even the un-
thankful and evil; TO be content to be
a fountain in the midst OF a wild val-
ley Of stones. nourishing a few hch-
ems and Wild flowers. or now and
again a thirsty 81 sep: and 10 do this
always, not for the praise Of man. but
for the sake Of God-thls makes a
great life.-F. B. Meyer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

The old lady nodded vigorously and
looked at me with new and what
seemed to be respectful interest.
They've pretty rugs. don't you think?'
she asked, glancing az the floor Yes.
I agreed. and then smiled. That one
over there 1 remarked chattily.
Louise got while she was in college.
It is imitation. but nobody can tell It.
] suppose the rest are. too.
They AREN'T banged out the old
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

and knocked over
The gorgeous ge-
ranium. which ex
ecuted a somersault
and landed head
foremost on the
floor. Geraniums
are brittle and
likely to snap. This
one went of like a
package Of are-
crackers. for as
has been said It
had many branches.
Bless met re-
marked Mr. Gibbon
and stood still. not
daring 10 move.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

she sighed. Just my luck and with
the scissors cut on al the stems an
inch from the roots. Perhaps IL might
grow again II the roots we're unin-
jured. She told this latest mishap 70 a
friend that afternoon.
"Goosei" said the friend. ''it wasn't
frozenl Leaves OF an umbrella plant
always act that way when there isn't
enough water given il, You've spoiled
itin
"And there were seventeen stalks,
four feet high. remarked Ariadne
gently. she began to think possibly
n was intended she should not grow
plants.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

However. she tried some more ge-
raniums. She bought one from the
florist which had three branches and
four stalks Of blooms She invested in
q palm and a primrose. She set them
in row ia the front window 81 her
sitting room. The palm Immediately
cufied up at the edges and grew iaun-
diced. but foI week the geranium
fonrished and Ariadne began % have
hopes. Then one evening Howell van
Rensselaer, Gibbon cailed In the
course Of wandering about thc room
he sat down on the broad wlnd0wsiil
AS he had carelessiy selected the spot
occupied ny the primrose he also sat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

She tried an umbrella plant next It
was winter time and when one morn-
ing all the tail stems with their sway
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

Ariadne knows
what politeness and
social usage re-
quires Of one. ANY
or less couldn't
how a few lies more
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

thing and post my prospective host
esses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-02-23

ing ueau1
were bent
over low and
plant looked
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-05

Los catalanistas pretendieron que Sc
hablara Ell cstalAn, obligando al Dr.
Robert, que come1 Is -su discurso en-
castellano, a continuar en- 81 <idio :
ma, catalan, scomo han ..dado en- liza
mar los catalanistas aquel dialecto
hermoso, muy her.noso, pero solo
dialecto
Y para que no faltase nj 10 CO.
mico a la fiesta, q Ia salida de aquel
Teatro un torero de invierro saren.
&c 8 las masas>, pronunciando un
discurso Sad hoe, en- favor del arte
nacional, CUE fue muy aplaudido.
Los periodistas de Cadiz han re
galado al se1or don Waldo Asphalt,
Secretario del Gobierno civil un ar
tfstico cuchillo para cortar papel, en-
justo homemade q sus merecimientos.
En- ell acto de Ia entrega, Sc di6 lee
tura a uu mensaje que iba avalora
do con las frmas de todos los escri
torres de Ia localidad.
Estos fueron obsequiados con
vinos y pastas por el senior Geb ,rna
dor Y Secretario.
La poblacion ha aplaudido la
conducta de los periodistas, pues el
seror Asphalt goza de grandes sim
patfas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-05

PERI0DIC0S,

<1'he San Juan News, Aboga
por la ;ndependencia de la magistra
tura, separ&ndola completamente de
Ia polftica para que en- el temple au
gusto de Ia ley, vean los ciudadanos
todos, el fallo de Ia justicia, y nunca
las ipfiuencias y amal1os de los par
tidos polfticos.
<El Pals, Replica Ella Demo
cracia. con motivo de haber atacado
ell peri6dico de Caguas, el rombra-
miento de don Cruz Castro para jefe
del Preside Departmental.
<Heraldo Espafol> Sc ocupade
Ia emigration de los puertorrique
nos, y llama sobre ella la atenci6n
del Gobierr o y de los legislatures
del pals hacienda yer la Importance
que puede tener para Ia vida futura
del tra1ajo agricola Ia circumstances
de abandonar el pals los brazos mas
fuertes y vigorozos con que cuenta
Gel Eco de las Lomas, Publica
el segundo artfculo de la serie <Mi.
rando al porvenir, donde Sc lee este
parrafo.
Nuestra situaci6n afictiva es
mas grave de 10 que Ia generalidad
Sc la fgura, por la circumstances de
ser nuestro suelo uno de los mas fer
tiles del mundo entero; nuestra situa
ci6n engaf1a tambien a propios y es.
traf1os, por IL habitual econformi
dad, en- que todos <vegetamos,, por
que en- este pals de bellfsimas condi.
clones por su temperature, Sc vive
como el camale6n; porque nuestra
sapgre estA saturada de euna pacien
cia, que raya en- serVilismo; '"por
que 400 AMOS de vida esclava", no,
pueden dar otra cosa que un pueblo
De esclavos pacffcos, esclavos sin
energfas, esclavos que Sc conforman
con aguantar pacientes Sc les flajele
sus espaldas, siempre que el capataz
dirija frases bolnbasticas, frases de
engaf1a bobos, frases que solo sirven
para burlarse de nuestra candidez,
de nuestro mfsero estado; he aqui el
<por que, nunca hsyamos culpado
los americanos de 10 que ocurre
hoy en- nuest.o pals, sino & una par
to de sus propios hijos que q todo ba
ten palmas y Sc conforman con 10
mismo que ellos rechazan en- su con-
ciencia, 81 es que la tienen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-05
POf lueStrOS
TrlbunaleS.
INEXACTO INFORME.
Vengan cargos concretos.

Si Mr.. Abbot hubiese designRdo
por Gus nombres los Jueces insula
Ies que prevaricAn, hubiera hecho
un senalAdo servicio a la Justicia,
sin detrimento del cr6dito y presti.
gi0 de los que 10 han sacrificado to-
do s la honradez.
Pero resulta POGO noble su in
forme ante ell Presidente de la Co.
mission Inaular de Washington y, que
ha tornado del Evening Posts LA
CORRESPONDENCE, EOrQue en- Ia
OCCASION y en- IL forma en- que aquel
Sc emite, Sc We perfectamente que
Mr.. Abbot sin. reparar en- medios, y
desgRrrando honras inmaculadas, va
derecho Ia consecuci6n del fin iu'
teresado que persegufa, sea: am
Pillar 10 iurisdicci6n de Ia Corte de
Circuito de los Estados Unidos que
aquf funciona y ssf tener mas pleitos
en- que intervenir como atogado, 90,
vengando, con su honrosa profession,
los hono!arios correspondence.
Appliances al testimonio honra
do de los caballeros que aquf com
ponen 10 Colonia espaf1ola y extran'
jera, para que digan con entera cla'
ridad 8 independeucia, 81 es cierto
que los Tribunales del pals les afro
pellan en- 81 ejercicio de sus acciones
civiles y criminales, como calumnio'
gamente Sc aflrma por Mr.. Abbot,
quien TODD 10 ha sacrificado q su pro-
pie conveniencia.
No Sc atrever1a nipguno de los
Jueces insulsres nj por educaci6n nj
por Ell prestigio de su propia toga,
hacer ia misma vaga imputacion So
bre los Tribunales de los Estados
Unidos, y, menos, con las referen.
cias que Sc tienen de que en- nuestra
Metr6poli 90 considers y respeta
profundamente 4 loe encargados de
administrar justicis; zero Mister
Abbot. genufnamentea americana, les
da un ejemplo contrario y arroja en-
81 lodo los prestigios de nuestros
TribuEales.
81 hay algdn Juez que ha preva
ricado, t4ngase ell valor de lola y
acdsele philharmonic; pero que la
ola de la calumnia y de la maledi'
cencia no arrastre en- su turbia CO.
rriente Ia dignidad y honradez de
los que le retan q que liable claro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-05
PAGOS ANTICiPADOS

Aa si'io larzsdo al aqua. en-
Clorburgo, ell submarine sFrancais,,
que cuenta treinta y seis metros de
loreitpd, dos metros setenta cinco
centfmetro de anchura, y ciento cua.
renta seis toneladas de desplaza.
miento El puevo submarine esta
movido por acumuladores.
Gran surtido de encajes negros
para adornar los trajes para la Se'
mana Santa; los hay propios para
adornos de musetas y mangas. En-
cafes crudo, blancos y crema. IA
comprar barato! Lucas Gimenez San
Francisco IL.
En- Cataf1o SO nota mucha tran
quilidad desde que Sc ha hecho car.
go la policfa insular de la vigilancia
de aquel vecindario.
Hoy por la maf1ana, ell remol.
cador <Uncas, sali6 q la boca del
MORO q presIarle remolque q una
americana, de guerra.
En- Utuado Sc han presentado
algunos cases beniguos de viruela
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-03-05

Sc vende una partida de 12O
pacas
Iuformarar, Rafael Castro Con
zalez, San Juan. "a -12 i
Mr. Alfred Angel amesicspo y
Sargento del Regimiento fe Porto
Rico ha sido arrestado ayef maf1ana
acusado por ell Inspector General
de Correos de enviar materia inde
cente por ell Correo. La Corte de los
Estados Unidos le exigi6 $1,000 de
fianza y no pudiendola prestar ha
sido reducido prision hasta que Sc
abra la sesi5a de Abril. {
En- la Junta General del Cub
de Regatas celehrada anoche Sc
acordc seguir dando las jaranas de
reglamento los segunaos y cusrtos
Sabados Gel mes. dnrante la 'cuares
ma Para la del Sabado 9 del actual
reina mucho entusiasmo.
No hay mas ava <La Nueva
Palma, Sc llevara siempre Ia palma.
Sus chocolates, martecados y refres'
cos, son considerados como ide 10
mejor que Sc expende en- los esca'
blecimientos de S>a Juan.
e
Por embrissguez " escardaIo,
fue, multada hoy con so centavos
Raimunda Texidor.
Por complicidad en- la sustrac
ci6n de correspondence en- la Ad
ministraci6n Postal, fue reducido q
prision aver lei ipdividuo Juan Fran
cisco Beltran, & disposition de la
Corte de Circuito.
Gran rebsja de precios con mo
two del pr6ximo balance: driles y
piqu6s de hilo a 25 centavos, casi
mires ingleses & 81 25, 81. so y 81
vara, velos y cachemires, y telas de
lana cen mezcla de seda 25 centa'
vps en- Gel Cielo,
Hemos dido asegurar que son
muchas las personas que Sc abona-
ran al ferrocarril con motivo de las
venLajosas importantes II formas
que acaban de introducirse en- sus
Itineraries.
Con dollars ha sido multado
Demetrio Garcia, por atropellar q
Magdaleno Cruz.