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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-19
Theodore Stoecker,
UPHOLSTERER
BOB Gilman Street, (w. S.
Allender's Furniture Store.)
Telephone 314.

Repairing and Re-Upholstering of
FURNITURE, hair mattresses made
over; Parlor Suits and Spring Beds
and Hair Top Mattresses for Wood and
Iron Bedsteads. Also a specially of
turkish work, first class work only.
Special attention given to work for
churches, lodges, and hotels, hospitals,
Iniirmaries, etc. A trial solicited
Repairing and Re-fnishing Of Valuable
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-27
Nh. Chris. Baumgarten, sr.

Mr.. Chris Bnumgartcn, ST., sage
and patriarch, celebrated his sixty.
6fh anniversary Sunday last, on
which anniversary a family re
union occurred; in honor of which
event feast worthy of the host and
hostess WAS served, Among those
from distance who attended the
celebration were; Mr.. and Me.
VI. &c. Wolters and family, Mr., and
Mrs. G. Z. Ruhmann and family
and Mr.. and Mrs c, l.. Williams
and family of Sinner, while all Mr.,
Baumgarten's children aud rela
tives residing in Schulenburg and
vicinity, of course, did homage to
the occasion May he live to cele.
brate his hundredth birthday is the
sincere wish Of the Sucker. -Schu--
lenburg Sucker.
The Gazette joins heartily in the
above wish with the Sucker.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-27

A fine variety of all kinds, Peas,
Beams, Corn. etc. etc. at
SCHULTZE & SEYDLER'S.


The new monument erected by
the Woodmen IF the World, con
jointly with Mrs. &. c. Eschen-
burg, was placed in position last
week by Mr.. Henry Niemcyer, and
we arr informed that it is u beauli-
full work Of art. The IN, cling by
the Woodmen lodge will take place
in the near future.
A fishing party consisting of F..
p. Luck, A. V. Schvab, w. Z
Moves and Earl Fry went ont to
Dreycr's pasture on the river last
Saturday, Judging from the make
up of the crowd, they should bring
back wagon load of fish.
Mrs. G. l.. Williams OF Sinner
who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Emil Baumgarten, il being dc
tanned on account of the scripus ILL.,
ness of Mrs. Emil Baungarten.-
Schulenburg Sucker.
Mr., G. H. I'Iato purchased last
Wednesday from lIinkler and
Houchins 1000 head ofcatlle, terms
private. This is the heaviest deal
that has been made in cattle loi
some time.
LOST--A black and white Ions
haired pup. Return to Gazette
Office and receive reward.
Rainl Rain! Rain! and everybody
happy.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-27
Cotton Gins

and cotton gin outtissls-not.s nov
business TO tho f. F. Collins My.
Co., of san Antonio. They do not
handle trust goods; hence can sci
cheaper than other concerns. TIC
Collins" gin attained m enviablc
reputation last year and to persons
interested they will be glad to send
catalogue describing the entire line.
Write To Lhem.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-27
WlNDrMLLS

We will in short time receive a
carload of the improved BALL
BEARING STEEL STAR WIND.
MILLS ard also some Steel AN
CHOIR MILLS. Parties in need
OF mill will do VOL to call and
examine these mills and get prices
We also carry iull line of pipinss
and fittings.
q. Il. RUHMANN & BRO.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-27

Rev. j. S. Henderson Of Waco
came in Sunday on ministerial
business, returning Tuesday Rev
Henderson has been called TO
preach at the baptist church IN
this city, but is still attending Bay
lor university. We understand
that he sill not make Halletsville
his home until he graduates in
June ualletsville New Era.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-27
NEW TIME TABLE.

IN EFFECT Jan. 20. 1901.
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LOCAL. NEWS.

Just received our new limo of Or
candicr, Lawns, Laces and En-
broiderles.
WAGNER 6 scuuHMaNN.
Mr., c. Fl. Flnto left Tor the Ter
ritory last week,
Mr.. Aug. Sehremm is serving
the county rs juror this week.
Don's forget the ball at Bunjes
school house on Easter Sunday,
April eth.
Trash groceries always on hand ut
,Wagcner& SchHhinhmi's.
Mr.. John Monkhouse of Gonzales
was in Sinner between trains last
Sunday
Mr.. Il. B. SINNER has sol to ia
cob Patek - acres tf tie j. T.
Wood League for $3.50.
Mrs. S. J Hughes has sold to }.
L. Dockery $40 acres Of the VIM.
Ia, lgr league. price not given,
For a nice dress shoe for Ladies'
and Gents call on
WAGENER g. ScuUHMANY.
Miss Olga Burow of Yorktown
arrived in the city Monday on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. r. q, l1lato.
All who attend the ball at Bun
les schoolhouse OH April eth eau be-
assured Of q good time.
The ladies ARE kindly invited to
inspect the new hats and novelties
at Q. IL. Deutsch's.
Don't forget that there is 10 be a
city election in Sinner on April
2nd, if men can be found to take
thu cR.ces.
Don't forget TO feed your poultry
en- traits Poultry Food.
WA6l.NER a. ScHrHsiANN.
Mr.. C. Ii. Flato has sold his fine
pair of bay horses to Mr.. Will
Moore Of San Antonio. The price
paid was $500.
A nice new line of Dry Goods
and Shoes just received. Call and
examine them 1T
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Notice to the Public.

l will open up meat market at
my place, | ! miles east of Sinner,
on April 9th. and will sell meat at
>. 6 and T cents IL pound on every
Wednesday evening and Saturday
morning. Respectfully,
A. j, HKRM.
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Warming.

Tho three boys who were fishing
in my pasture last Sunday even
ing and killed two Of my geese are
known to me, and uniess they pay
Ior same at once, they will he pros
ecuted to the full extent of tho law.
AUG. ScHENDEL.
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Mkt WaA Her Tnrrnr.

Il would cough nearly all night
long" writes Mira. Char. Apologize,
of Alexandria, Ind, "snd could
hardly get any sieep. l had con-
sumption ~ bad that if walked n
block would cough i'rightfully aud
tpit blood. but, when all other
medicines failed. three $l,0O bat
Ties of Dr.. Kings New Discovery
wholly cared me and | gained SO
pounds" It's absolutely guarnn
lccd to cure Coughs, Colds, la
Grippe, Bronchitis &nd all Threat
and Lung troubles, Prizes soc and
%l00. Trial bottles free at all
drug stores
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-27

drug stores
Miss Lee Conrad, II beautiful
young lady who at one time taught
school in Sinner and was quite well
known in Noakum. having visited
her sister. Miss Amelia Conrad.
when the latter was teacher in the
Yoakum schoul was instantly
Killed by b ing run ever by street
Car in st. Louis Il few days since.
The car was running 1t rapid
speed when it struck the unfr rtu.
gate youug lady aud she was Lor-
ribly mangled. The news OF her
tragic death com $ rs shock TO
those ofpur citjz rs who kugw and
loved herr Yoakum Times.
Whites Cream Vermiluge removes
the unhealthy tissue upon which
worms thrive; it brings and quickly
a healthy condition OF body, where
worms cannot exist. Price, rs cents.
For aale by all druggists.
Parties in from Wellersbure
Saturday report that tnere has
bsen several out in that section
looking tIr oil Indications. About
four hundred acres Of land was
l. ased by eastern people. --Hal.
lolsville Herald.
We buy Bacon, Lard. Eggs, But
ter, Hides. lieeswax, or almostany-
thing you have to sell, and pay
the best market prices.
JOHN w. EINdsr.
A new plank sidewalk has been
laid in front CT Hilmer's saloon,
Kuepke barber shop and Schvab's
jewelry store and on up 10 the
postoilice. 1t was a much needed
improvement, and is duly appre-
ciated.
Cattle thieves are at work in La.
vaca, Jackson and Wharton coun-
ties, and the shcrltls Of those coun-
ties are at work trying TO discover
the thieves. We hope they will
succeed.
There is to be local option
tlectien in Waelder next Saturday
to determine whether they will
have open saloons or blind tiger.
They will have u hot time there
during this week.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-27
LADIES.

When in town don't forget 10
take 4 louk ut Inc rev SohiiA cor
set, just what you wRnt.at
MOTHERS Bros.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-03-27

Stops the Cough and Works of the Cola
Laxative Brnmo Quminc Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure,
no pay Price % cents.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-04

y ~
de don Raimundo Rodrigues, doude
fu6 recibida con toda alnabilidAj,
obsequi&ndose1a con dulces u ncores
y bail4ndose otras danzas. 55s5z
- De ALI, Sc retorn6 luego & i ca
40 del se1or BAlasquida para oon.
cluir conseI resto. este es, con Il ce.
na, one fu6 embestida por los con.
cnrTentesy con gastron6 6mica habili'
dad. 8 .s
DespnAs. agotadp ~ al dltimp
cartuchn, qnsd6 tsrmiu1da 4 fe1ta,
en- donde predomin6 desde nm prfn:
cipio Ia -nota del afecto j la cordiali.
dad
Nos resta felicitar los organi.
.zadores don Francisco y don jose
b Barbosa y don Jests Gonzales, {
cuya buena iniciativa Sc debe Ia re.
ferida fiesta que ha hecho 6poca en-
Catafio. ss.. - s.
Hacemos extensive 10 felicit&.
ci6n 6 los <rompidos, don Ckndi1o
Balasquide y don Raimundo Rodri.
guez por la anabilidad y esplendi.
deg con que obsequiaron & los asal.
tantes. '
PR D.
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La Conpallla de Jesus
en- ell SiglO XIX.

AL empezar el siglo que hal ex.-
pirado, la Compafifa de Jesds, ex.
tinguida por Clemente XIV en- 1878,
viva cautelosamente conservada en-.
la Russia Blanca, reducida q muy
corto ndmero rode-sugetos.
Pero restablecida en- todo 81 or.
ba catolico por Pho VII en z de Agos.
to de 1914, SO ha lido rehaCiendo, =
alterminar ell siglo slcanza en- todo
81 lmundo el nhmero de cerca de is,
600 individdo-, de los cuales nnos
4 600 trabajan en- las misiones fuera
de Europa.
En- Espaf1a, las tres provincias
de Arag6n, Castillo y Toledo, cueu-
tan con cerca de 5000 religiosos,
ocupados 800 de ellos EN- las misio-
nes de Oriente y O,cidente, y los
restantes, de IA colegios de ense'
f1ansa, dos ssminarios = mas de 20
residencias de Ia Peninsula, -fuera
de los que en- los noviciados y en- los
estudios Sc preparau para trabajar
mas adelauts.
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EN CAT.ANO.

Anteuoche tuvo efecto en- ell ale'
gre caserfo de Cstaf1o, el asalto pre-.
parade por varios senores de Baya'
mon a la casa del laborioso conner
ciante don Caudido Bals squide.
La fiesta no pudo ser mas es' :
plendida.
Como las seis de Ia misma tar.
de, lego de aquel pueblo la parran'
da preparada en- forma, compuesta
de distinguidas sef1oritas j6venes
de la enthusiastic clase obrera, prece.
didos por la orquesta dirigida por
el seflor Costosol
A las diez fu6 la hora de <rom.
per. q don Candido. 49,.
Este estaba prerarado con una
gran bateria de licores, cerveza, dull
ces exquisitos y por af1adidura una
soberbia cena, en- que ocupaban el
primer puesto el lech6n Asado y el
arroz con gallina
Empezo el faudango, bebi6 ndos e
Y bailandose de 10 Undo, hasta atlas
hol as de la noche, y entonces Ia ju-
ventud resolvi6 trasladarse la casa
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1eSO eSOl'elrla.
CIRCULAR EUMER0 Is.

Sc liza mn L Atenci6n de quienes
corresponds u sspeoialmente de las
Autoridades Municip4lss, hacia 10
prescrito en- las Secclones 81 y 65 de
10 Ley de lA Assmblea Legisiativa
de Puerto Rico ePAra proveer de
Rsnta & 81 Pueblo de Puerto Rico =
para otros fines., aprobada el 81 de
sEnero de 1901, 3 de acuerdo con q
oual Sc. divide entire lo1 districts
municipales y otras divisiDnes loca. !.
les de Puerto Rico seg6n Ell n6mero
de habitantes, y menspalmente, .el
cincuenta por ciento de 10 recsudado
por contribuci6n insular sobra, taba.
soos, cigarros, cigarrillos, lfquidos.
alcoholicos, etc y que prohibe & los
Mudicipios cobrar ninguna contri.
buci6n de consume sobre dichos ar. !.
ticulos, & partir de 10 fecha citada
D6bese seguidamente dar las Or.
denes oportunas 4 los empleados
municipales encargados de recaudar
dicna contribncion, para que cesen
en- sus funciones recaudativas.
]. n HoLLANDER,
~ Tesorero
Febrero 2 de 1901.
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BRILIAN FES

El asalto que 81 .li6 Ayer & II
eleRAnte " comfortable QuintA de
nuestro amigo Don joss q SSilva, On
Santurce pa . despedir1e con motive
de 81 pr6ximo viaje 6 los Estados
Unidos, result6 una fiesta magnff- +
ALI Sc habfa dado cita todo 10
mas distinguido de Ia buena socie.
dad de esta Capital , Ssnturce. y
SO paso una tarde muy agradable,
discurriendo por aQnellos jardines.:
bailando en- los hermosos salones
de la comfortable mansion 1 I
VeriAs sefiOras y sef1oritas ami
gas del obsequiado hacian los homo.
res de la casa, Ia nume-oaa concu-
rrencia, donde Sc coufundian nativos
continentales, fue atendida y OBJ
sequiada por nuestro amigo Silva
con la distinction : esplendidez con
que 81 sabe hacer estas cosas.
Dulces, refrescos, y licores fue.
ron servidos con abundancia ex-
traordinaria, Sc elevaron dos glo-
boe, y 10 Banda de nuestro battalion
puerto rriQuef1o situada en- uno de
los extremes del! jardin, amenizaba
81 acto, ejecutando. plezas eecojidas
de su excelente repertoire.
A las dos de la tarde comenz6
Ia fiesta, y ( las cinco regresamos &
esta Capital, en- los elegantes csrros
electricos, que .estuvieron fancio-
nando ayer TODD ell dia. 4
Deseamos al amigo Silva un
viaje muy feliz, y aprovechamos ea.
ia oportunidad para dirijirles la
vex nuestra sincera y cordial felici
taci6n, por haber merecido la alta
distinction de ser condecorado con Ia
cruz de caballero de 10 Legion de
honor; crya noticia cablegrafica lie
&c aver &, esta Capital.
Ncs complace mucho yer hon.
rado de este modo, fuera de su pals,
puertorriquenos de pres tigio, y
verdaderos amantes de su TERRA co
mo Jose T. Silva, que no desperdi'
cia OCCASION de demostrarlo con he
chos, no con palabras efectistas y
ruidos callejeros. -
iBuen viaje, y hasta Ia vuelta!
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Blblioteca ESColar de Yauc0.

Relaci6n de los libros resibidos
por el professor principal don Anto.
MO Sarrieray y Egozcue para 10 BIZ
bliotecs EscoIar a..
De don Andres Muller, vocal de
la Junta Observation-Disclosures Puerto.
rriquena, en- 2 tomos; '<Recuerdos
de Italia, por CASTELAR,, l tomo;<Cur
30 de ensenanza cientffica, por Paul
Bert, tomo:
De Ia profesofa Srta Ines Capa,
rros Soler: Historic UNIVERSAL,
por Fornes; <Historia Sagradas por
Calonge; Historia de 10 CONSTITUTION
de los Estados Unidos de America,
por Manuel Soils; sCompepdio de
Urbanidad, por Carrefo; sTesoro
de las Escuelas,por s G Farnandes;
sFirst Reader, por Appleton; ellis
toria de Nspafia, por Rubio:
Delp -ofesor don Francisco Wig
carrondo: -ePto Rico Chieagos por
Jose G del Vale; <El Gobierno da
los Estados Unidoss por w J Coo
ker; '1ndustris y Comercio" por Ju
liam Lopez Catalan:
: De don Joaquin Jordan, [Gnaya-
nilla]; "Aritm6tica y Algebra" por
Cardin; nGeometria = Trigonome
trfa" por Cardin:
Del profeso don Manuel G. Min:
"Espaha bajo Carlos II de Austria"
por Carlos Mendoza; "El maestro
de Ia oohversaci6n inglesa" por But
ler.
De la nina del 20 grado, Ester
! Morales:-''First Reader"oor Afle-
ton
En- esta imprenta Sc veuda pa
pei de peri65jcos 4 g 40 ell qu nsal
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CIRUJANO DENTIsTA.
San Francisco 42.
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ate de hgado de bcalao ad a ftoa de cal
cedmento de Bovine
d@bes
eo aqu enfenizo Ia tuberculosis
BIN Emulsion
Cad de
neiga] de de pf6 Por ESQ los Sene m6cos
ben Los copado deben de
mtaone Iad Scott dtgue del honlne
E expe dice
sGoGT& BOVINE 1uniee Nueva York
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Territorialy Agrlc0la de P-RiCo
SECRETARIA.
Emission de Cedulas especiales.

Emission de Cedulas especiales.
Celebrado hoy en- session pdblica
el acto de amortization de seis cedu
las hipotecarias de la emission espe-
cial que garantiza Ia casa del Banco
resultaron amortizadas las siguien.
tes:
Ndmeros SO, 100, 139, 147,
272, 3O5.
Lo que se publica para conoci
miento de los intsresados Pto Ri
CO Enero 81 de 1901 FL Seer etario,
Juan de Guzman Benitez--Vo Bo
El Director Gerente Vicente Auto
netti. as I
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Una nlaraVilla.

Arturo Evans, conservador del
Museo de Oxford, acabA de realisar
en- 10 isla de Crst6 un extraordina'
rio descuhrimiento.
En- Khepals, Mr.. Ervans be des'
cubierto un palacio: que por cifcuns'
tancias inexplicsbles ha permaneci.
do iutacto y enterrado dursnte 10
friolera de mas de tres mil amos.
A escasa profundidsd, y tratsn.
do de veriacsr 10 excavation de un
pozo. SO han hallado grandes patios,
galerfss, >corredcres, inmeusos al
macenes couteniendo una collection
dt jarras gigantescas, habitaciones
decoradas con bajo relieves esta-
tuas y pintadas al fresco.
En- una de estas hahitaciones SO
halo IN trono de alsbsstro esculpi'
do. una fuente de marm6l, orlada de
cabezas do leones, dlversos vasos =
lamparas de p6rfidC, columuas talla'
das en- forms de lotto, como los gran
des pilares de los temples dc Fe-
bas
Por todas parties pintadas & es.
cdlpidas cabezas de toro.
Hay quien juzga que el descu-
briiniento es NADIA menos que el f..
moso laberinto construido |por De-
dalo por mandate de Minos.
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e0 !! |dCiond.. |
laI & SesiQ ones.
ID nussttIo 0orrespo ponsal 5s,'
On Washington
ENERO 8 s.s5ss
EN LA OiAMARA.

T.
ID presnpnesto de gastos en- rio
= bahiaA Discrsi6n lentA
Bill que abArca sumAs tan inn
portantes para fomento de locanda-
pes, tendrl necesArfsmente que dejar
{ muchos con, m pAlmo de marie
ces.
q Algunos Diputados que Va ven
en- lontananEa 10 derrota de sus pre-
tensiones, muy plansibles pues que
se tratA .de obraa que rec1aman los
intereses de sus respectiyos distri-.
tor, II rattan de aplaxar Ell debate, que
no 90 Aje aun el Unite Que deba al
canzar, parasver de ganar terreno.
EN- FL sENADo. @s
Por 81 votos contra is rechasa
Il enmienda del Comit6 Militar re-
ferente s d cantina del ej6rcito Dc
one liable aver.
Tai fu4 el resnlaado del debafe
que ocup6 tcda 10 sesi6n de hoy. Po
COS Senadorea defeDdieron IL enmien
dasy en- camhio fueron mnehos los
one hIciefon uso de- u paiAbra para
acusar de inmora1fdad la venta de
licores a ei6rcito
La abolicf6n de esta, decretada
por l. C&mara bsjs, queda pues %
pie con muchA satisfAcci6n de- los
oficisles del ei4rcito que Green que
81 servicio eu cuesti6 On debe ser par.
ste integrante del ej9rcito como me
dida de orden. para evitars las qua
rapetas eoldadescas <extlA lA.cuArtela-
rias. Ya no tendrl. pues, mas con
dictos, 81 alcalde de San Juan.
J, ENERO 10
!. In C1marA sigue On animAdo
debate dol prAsupuesto de gastos en-
rios y behias; detalles one omito por
"a escAsa importancia para los sec
torres de ese peri6 6dico. Por igual
oa1sa onito los del debate del bill
del e16rcito en- que emple6 81 Seuado
Il sasi6n del dia.
4 para cerrar este correo, les
snunpiar6 que Las CAmaras .Legfsla.
tivss no se ocnpar4n para NADIA de
lss nuevas posesiones, Puerto Rico
inclusfve, hasta tanto que el Tribu
nal Supreme rssaelva, on Lar causaa
pendientes, si Il Constitution sigue
8 no & la bandera
El fallos de este Tribunal se ss-
pera muy pronto, pero ss de teme1,
dada la acbitud del Comit4 de asun
tos insulares, que no resuelva 81
Congresosnada duraune 10 session &C
tusl de los muchos 8 importantes
negocios que tiene entire mapos.
Tengamos, pues, paciencia que
para Acabarse de hundir bien puede
81 pals esperar IN POGO mas.
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Sc Vonde.

nm juego de sala, consoles, roperos.
pianos, mesas, armarios para libros,
bajillas, aplantas de flores naturales,
nm coche con sus arneses y su caba
uo, todo On perfecto estado.
r. 1nformar6n Luna 66,
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De manera qae - h.y jesuftas
para ratio,
Estos son de ssosana, que dc le-
vita teRem0s en- Puerto Rico una
sbuena existencia tanto de nativOs
como continentAles.:
81 tempo dir4.
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En- esta imprenta Sc veuda pa
pei de peri6aicos a g 40 ell gu o'sl
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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Compra metales viejos, erin de caballo, cera.
de abeias chifes sebo cueros concha de carey to-
da clase de productos del pats.
Tiene en- comisi6n para SUI venta, los precios
mas ,lirntados,
Una gran variedad de efectos
americanos, principalmente
conos de hierro y de broDce
Pianos y cojus de seguridud coDtro
frobo g iDcendio.
. Escritorios de todos tamanos precios, coches,
harnesses sias de montar, cocinas econ6mcas de gas
s. carbon naqunas de coser, muebles &. &.
Escrfbdnne 6 visit&nme.
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Primera emission.

Celebrado hoy en- session publica
Ell acto de amortization de ocho &C
dulas hipotecarias de la primera
emission de este Banco, resultaron
smortizadas las siguientes:
Ndmeros 143. 2O4, 366, 4O1
AS, 467, 479, 534
Lo que Sc pub y para conoci
miento de los iutei esados Pto Rico
81 de Enero de 1901 Ell Secretario,
Juan de Guzynan Benitez-Vo Bo
El Director Gerente Vicente Anto
nctti. a 3-2
En- esta tipografa Sc hace toda
Glaze de trabajos q precios equitati-
vos.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-10-17
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1901-10-17
IN THE PHILIPPINES.

The war department received further
details of the attack on the Ninth in-
fantry on the island of Samar. 1t ap-
pears that on Sept. If, while at break
fast, the company was attacked, ut the
signal ringing of the convent bells, by
about 450 0bolomen. Two hundred from
the rear and 200 in front simultaneously
attacked the officers quarters. The
force attacking in front gained possess
sion Of the company's arms. a fight
ensued for them, in which most of the
men met death in the messroom in the
rear. The enemy were beaten off tenn
porarily by about 20 men, who gained
their arms. The strength of the com.
mand was three officers and ~ men.
Captain Bool1miller of the Ninth in.
fantry sent the following dispatch,
dated Sept. 30: "Haye returned from
Balangiga Landed yesterday, inhabi.
tants desertlng the town after firing one
shot. We buried three officers and %
men. \ number Of bodies were burned.
The quarters buildings were fired rs we
entered. We secured or destroyed most
of the ratious. All the ordnance is
gone. The insurgents secured 81 SER
viceable rifles aud $4,000 cartridges.
Forty. eight men of Company Z, Ninth
infantry, and ole hospital corps man
killed or missing; 2S men accounted for;
found two in boat en- route here
Buried the dead, burned the town and
returned to Basey."