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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01


nuestro amigo el sefior Colorado,
con objetp de tomar un grupo dc
todos los Senores Delegados.
Hemosvi visto hoy las pr0ohAs, 81
podemos e1ei&ntar que resultar& nm
trabaio esmeradfsimo, y que dejark
satisfechos todos los seflores que
forman el grupo.
Sc esta instalando la luz cleo
trica en- 81 elegante Hotel <Olimpo.
(Santurce.
En- los jardines y parques las
luces serdn de arco. 5
surlicamos al Maestro Allende
(de Santurce) Sc sirva pasar por
esta redacci6n, para asunto que le
Nuestro disting1ido amigo don
jose T. Silva ha acceptable el cargo
de comisionado para representa- &
Puerto Rico en- 10 Exposition PAN
Americans de Bhfslo. Mucho cele-
bramos esta designation del Go.
bernador Allen, porque estamos se-
guros q. el senior Silva. delara, como
siempre, bien puesto su pabell6n.
Felicitamos pues al pals, y envia
mos nuestro saludo al competente
comisionado.
Nos informan de. .Cata1o que ell
dia 90 en- uno de los Wales de la tar
de, al llegar ct vaporcito q aquel POI
blado una nina fue cogida por una
de las maniguetas del tablero, eau
s&ndole una gran confusion en- Ia
cabeza y un lado de la cara.
= Ell aventaiado pirtor caligra:
y marmolista don Camilo Gonzalez,
que reside en- Cataflo, ha conclude
va el trabajo de una hermosa l&pida
que le fue encomendada, la cual de
dican varios sef1ores de esta Capital
al sepulcro del doctor Gonzalo Cor
dOva.
Sc halla 'vacante la escuela
graduada de nif1as del pueblo de
Lola, hahiendo concedido Ia ;Junta
de instruction una plaza de Is dias
para cubrirla.
En- Mayagtiez, en- Ia casilla
de la plaza del teatro aparecio m uer
ia una mujer que padecia frecuente
mente de ataques.
Sc alquila el primer piso de la
casa ndmero 81 de la Gale de la For
taleza. Tieno baf1o inodoro y aqua
del acueducto. En- los bajos de la
misma informaran. n-a-5-3
Ha fallecido en- Espaf1a, do.
ia Victoria Ralbas Nieto, tia de don
Vicente Balbas Cap6, quien envia'
mos el testimonio de nuestro pesa
me.
Por ahora no celebrar& session
el Ayuntamiento de San Juan, por
hallarse enfermo ell concejal don Ju.
lian Silva.
Candelaria Vidal y Juana Con
zalez fueron multados con so centa
vos cada una por haber promovido
un gran escandalo.
Autenoche tuvo efecto en- Cata'
f1o, en- la casa morada del sef1or
Aguado, una reunion espiritista,
donde dej6 oir su autorizada voz el
ilustrado jurisconsulto senior Matien
20 Cintron. La ooncurrencia fue nu'
merosa y entire Ia multitud fu6 aplau
dida Ia tests flosofica que sobre di'
cha doctrina desarrollo el e!ocuente
orador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Ramon Rivas, que infringi6
aver las ordenanzas sobre hygiene,
derramando materias fecales por las
GALES, de un caro- que conducfa, fue
multado en- dos dollars de mplta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

A veirte y siete ascienden las
reclamaciones por autopsiss practi'
cadas que han remitido varios me
dicos de la Isla al Fiscal General
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01
Sres, Dooley~Smith g. Co.

Wichs, preparadoS en- ell Polo Nor
te,. con exquisite jam6n de York,
son un reconstituyente poderoso pa
"a hacer frente cualquier trabajo
importante, que necesite vigor inte
lectual- Hemos tenido OCCASION de vcr
un conssiero devorando un par de
estos Sanfwichs, y nos sseguI6 que
con e$e piscolabiz y una copa de Je
rez seco, que tambien 10 hay supa'
rior en- el Polo, puede discutir en- el
Console hasta la una del dia, ha
blar ingles sin sentir debilidad algu
ma.
En- v:rtud de tener que ausen-
tarse su duef1o Sc vende una casa Y
una farmacia. Daran raz6n en- la ca
lie del Arsenal no 10
n.-a-6-5
Ell domingo diez de los corrieu
tes & las tres de Ia tarde tendra lu :
gsr Ia inauguration del Cofegio Ca
tolico de Ia Purfsima Conception de
Srtas. y Parvulos, con un departa
mento para nif1os pobres, dirigido
por las Hijas de Ia Carload, en- San
turce junto al Ausllio M1tuo, que
consistir6 en- la solemne bendicion,
del local. Sc desea la asistencia para
mayor solemnidad del acto.
Las classes dar&n principle ell
dia ohce.
Ha prestado juramento ante el
Celegio de Abogados ell Lcdo" en-
Derecho Mr.. Benjamin T. Hort,n
Aver han debiao calcbrat Sc en
la Corte de Ponce dos jufcios orales
contra don Mariana Abril, -por Ell
delito de injurias. n
So halla en- Ioder del Fiscal
eel Tribunal de Distrito de San
Jnan uns,reclamaci6n hecha por Ell
Depsrtamento del Interior respecto
4 varios solares de Cataf1o.
A veirte y siete ascienden las
reclamaciones por autopsias practi'
cadas que han remitido varios me
dicos de la Isla al Fiscal General.
Hoy por la maf1ana tom6 puer
to, procedente de Nueva York ell
vapor americana <Caracas,,. con
carga, pasajeros y correspondence.
Ell individuo Francisco Cepeda,
que agredi6 aver a Vicente Carri6n
con una piedra fue condenado a 4
dias de trabajos forzados.
Anastasio Martinez fue multa
do con l dollar por mandar a echar
! una basura en- la muralla del recinto
Norte
A casarse tocan por $13 80 ca
mas inglesas con colch6n ing ies,
colchonetas a rs centsvos, alton
bras para sala 81 so, G. rtinas 81
par, casimires ingleses q 81 soy 9
vara, sigue ell baratillo de piques,
te]as vichf y seda cruda & 10 centa-
vos en- Gel Cielo.>
Despachos de Durham, dicen
que los Beers han impedido la con
contraction de fuerzas quo Sc propi
ma Lord Kitchener pues en- las l. me
diaciones del Cabo Sc encueEtran
cortadas todas las fidsss de comuni
caci6n.
En- ZuurfoDtin, una partida
boer atac6 hizo prisionera una
patrulla inglesa destacada en- explo
raci6n y una vez hecha entrega del
armamento fueron puestos en- liber
tad
En- la proxima primavera Sc
estrenara la nueva Opera del insig
compos itor Marcsgni en- Italia
DEn IlD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

En- la proxima primavera Sc
estrenara la nueva Opera del insig
compos itor Marcsgni en- Italia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

En- ZuurfoDtin, una partida
boer ataco 6 hizo prisionera una
patrulla inglesa destacada en- explo-
raci6n y una vez hecha entrega del
armamento fueron puestos en- lioer
tad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

So halla en- Ioder del Fiscal
eel Tribunal de Distrito de San
Juan una,reclamaci6n hecha por Ell
Departamento del Interior respecto
+ varios solares de Cataf1O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01
Los MaJaguezanlg
SeuneD para Ia defenSa
contra Ell Bill HOllander.
Ell Pals EN- MASA REOHAZA ESE
BILL CONSIDERABLE
COMO OALAMIDAD PUBLICA.

En- un impreso que hemcs reci :.
bido de Mayagiez hoy, SO lee 10 81
guiente:
Ri Consejo Executive y la Cana
ra de Delegates acabsn de aprobar
nm bill sobre contribuciones, que 81
llegAfA implantarse producira tan
honda pertubaci6n en- todas las cla
ses productoras = trabajadoras del
Pals, que no tardarA este en- llegar 8
b ruina v Ia miseria.
El Agricultor, el Comerciante,
el Industrial y la clase obrera, to
doc, absolutamente toios sufrirau
las c0nsecuencias de ese malhadado
bill.
Pero de 10 que no cabe la meuor
dudA es de que, Ia immense mayorfa
de loA sgricultores tendr&n que en-
tregar sus flncas 81 fsco para psgar
IL contribution, y que 81 actualmen.
te los trabajadores estan emigrando
por centenares, mas tarde tendran
que emigrar por millares morirse
de hAmbre.
Precisa pues que todos los hom.
breS de buena volu ntad, sin distin
gos de psrtidos nj de nacionalidades,
nos reunanos, y en- apretado haz, y
CON poderoso esfuerzo, recabemos
del Goberuador y de los Poderes Su
premos 81 es necesario, Ia deroga
ci6n de esq Ley de ruina y muerte
que acaban de decretar los Conse.
jeros y los Delegates.
Por tanto, q nombre de todas las
classes productoras y trabajadoras
de Mayagiez, invitamos q V. para
una asamblea que tendra lugar ma.
f1anA Jueves 81 q las dos de la tarde
en- eI teatro. ,.-s d.. -,.
Maysguez, Enero 80 de 1901.
J. Bianchi Pagan-L. Bravo
MANUEL Graf1a-Carlos Sabater-
Vicente Pag&n-T. Bootby-J. Mar.
quez-Fritze, Lundt & Goa. M.
Blanes-A. Castaf1er- Carlos PLAZA
L. Aran, PIP. Alfredo Saliva S.
Saenz-Salvador Suau-Luis M. Gu
yar-J A. Menendez-Isaac ] Mar
tinaZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Aver han debido calebratse en
la Corte de Ponce dos jufcios orales
contra don Mariana Abril, -por ell
delito de injurias. n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01


multado en- dos dollars de multa.
Juana Gonzalez fu@ atropella
ia por Jose Duran. Este fue mul
tado con 4 dollars 4 ocho dias de
trabajos.
Por desobedecer a la pclicfa,
al mandarle sslir del cafe eLa Nue'
va Palma. fu& condenado Manuel
Garcia (a) Orejtn a 10 dias de arres
to.
EN- Gel SOL DE ORO., Pa.
pei comercial para cartas a st 25,
81 so y.$2 la resma, papel cuentas
corrientes q 81 Is resma, copiadores
de 500 folios & 40 centavos uno, co
piadores de 1000 folios IS .centa
vos, caiitas de papel de 100 pliegos
Y 100 sobres q 20 centayos, Ideu de
so q IL centavos, tinta, plumas, Ia
pices, gonna para pegar, jabones en-
caias de tres & 25 ceLtavOs; por do
cenas & 25, As Y SO centavos, colum
mas para adornar las salas ~ so y
% par, platos &75 centavos docenas,
perchas arbol & IS una, duchas a
@34 Lucas Gimenez, San Francisco
Al. P
Por atropellar & Balbina Girls
tina, fu& condenado & dollars de
.multa el individuo Faustino Truji.
llo
FL ia; del actnal es esperada en-
estA Isla u Companfa dramatica
Aartinex Casaiio, L cual desembar
cArk an Ponce. CelebrandO ALI una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Anastasio Martinez fue multa
do con l dollar por mandar a echar
una basura en- la muralla del recinto
NOrte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Despachos de Durham, dicen
que los Beers han impedido la con
contraction de fuerzas quo Sc propi
ma Lord Kitchener pues en- las il me
diaciones del Cabo 50 encuertran
cortadas todas las f1fsas de comuni
cacion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Ha prestado juramento ante el
Celegio de Abogados Ell Lcdo' en-
Qerecho Mr.. BENJAMIN II. Hort N
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Marca xBol iyalA eAiasde l9Gfi Is
as, cajeta ta1na 40 rande inclusb ~
Qos & $54 en- Oro
corriente S54
Marca SEstren famfgera, de- 4
gEuesas: -
Cajeta tamai1o grande incluso se-
Hos & s5-S5 on oro
Sc venden en- IA caIle de Tetuan
mum. 81 s.'
Puerto-Rico II Octubre dc 1900.
Nss2C / 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Juana Gonzalez fue atropella
ia por Jose Duran. Este fue mul
tado con 4 dollars 4 ocho dias de
trabaiOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

A casarse tocan por $13 80 ca
mas inglesas con colchon ingles,
colchonetas q rs centavos, alfom .
bras para sala 81 so, G. rtinas a 81
par, casimires ingleses a 81 soy 2
vara, sigue ell baratillo de piques,
te]as vichf y seda cruda q 10 centa-
vOs en- Gel CielO.>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

En- v:rtud de tener que ausen.
tarse su duef1o Sc vende una casa y
una farmacia. Daran raz6n en- la ca
lie del Arsenal no 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Por desobedecer la pclicfa,
al mandarle salir del cafe Ella Nue'
va Paima,. fue condenado Manuel
Garcia (a) Orejtn a 10 dias de arres
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Hoy por la maf1ana tomo puer
to, procedente de Nueva York ell
vapor americana <Caracas,. con
carga, pasaje1os correspondence.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Han llegado A San Francisco qui
nientos enfermos Y heridos de las
tropas americanas en Filipinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Candelaria Vidal y Juana Con
zalez fueron multados con so centa
vos cada una por haber promcvido
un gran escandalo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Ell individuo Francisco Cepeda,
que agredi6 aver Vicente Carrion
con una piedra fue condenado a 4
dias de trabajos forzados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

En- Mayagtiez, en- Ia casilla
de la plaza del teatro apareci6 muer
ia una mujer que padecia frecuente
mente de ataques.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Por ahora no celebrar& session
ell Ayuntamiento de San Juan, por
hallarse enfermo ell concejal don Ju.
lian Silva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Sc halla 'vacante Ia escuela
graduada de nif1as del pueblo de
Lola, hahiendo concedido Ia tJunta
de instruction una plaza de Is dias
para cubrirla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Podemos asegurar, por datos Fl
dedignos que tenemos, que don Luis
Berries, Ayudante Jefe de la Policfa
Insular no solamente quedara desem
peflando este puesto con la nneva Or
ganizaci6n d Cuerpo. sino tam
bienel de Jefe del primer distrito 9
sea ell de San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Sc alquila el primer piso de la
casa numero 81 de Ia Gale de la For
taleza. Tieno banjo inodoro y aqua
del acueducto. En- los bajos de Ia
misma infOrmaran. n-a-5-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

En- Coamo esta VAcAnte nm
escuela de Ing1es Las naestras d
Kindergarten que la interesens de
ben dirigir con prisa sus soIicitu
deS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-01

Suplicamos al Maestro Allende
(de Santurce) Sc sirva pasar por
esta redacci6n, para asunto que le
interesa.
The National tribune., 1901-12-05

cry had to try two or three times be-
fore ! could do il. To save my iife,, /
could not fire when he was looking at me
with his great brown eyes. When | did
fire he never knew what hurt him. He
was a splendid horse, and could do his
mile in ] 81.
My wounds being slight, rustlcd
around and soon managed to catch
small mule, which | mounted bareback,
intending TO scout around a little. | did
not carry out my intentions, however
The animal ran into the middle of the
Indian camp with me and threw me into
a big, black mUd-hole. My boot was full
of blood, my ear had bled all over one
side of me, so when | crawed out of that
mud-hole | was just too sweet for any
thing. BY this time the fight was over
\ friend of mine, Bill Steele, went with
me to the spring that ran into the mud
hole, where he washed me as well as he
could, bandaged my leg, sewed my ear
together with an awl and some linen
thread. He made Il good job of it, and |
was all right except that my leg was a
little sore and stiff.
After the fight we found that we had
II prisoners-four squaws and 13 chill
dren. They were turned over to the Paw
neeS.
The Pawnees did not fight well; they
sliulkcd, and killed the women and chill
dren. | have never seen Indians face the
music like white men. We camped where
we were that night. Men were coming
into camp all night; in fact, they did not
all reach the scene of action until about
10 o'clock next day. They were fellows
who had been left along the trail by rea-
son of their horses giving out.
Our first duty next day was to bury the
poor woman they had so foully murdered
the day before. Not having a coffin, we
wrapped her up in a buffalo robe. Gen.
The National tribune., 1901-12-05

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prefers purchaser one picture at 81 can
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Ii Hung Chang interviewed.
Crhe World'S Workl

A newspaper correspondent recently in.
terviewed Ii Hung Chang.
rs it true that Prince Tuan has been
banishcd to Nukden:' asked the CORE
spOndent.
Prince Tuan has been punished" said
the NicerOy.
Why was he not executed?'
1T is against the laws of China to ex-
ecute a Prince of the blood
But" said the correspondent, "the
present Dowager Empress executed an
Imperial Prince in the last rebellion"
HE was fighting against the Govern
ment," explained the Viceroy.
Then, as Prince Tuan was fighting for
the Government, the Dowager Empress
must have combined with him in the at
tack upon the Legations"
Lii. said nothing for moment. Then
Mr.. Tseng, the interpreter, replied:
His Excellency says that the oranges
on the table came from Canton"
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Ideals:
FROM I776 TO 1899.

American Ideals: ] In @ vGnms President EssgS % writes @ ] ] True
chine and the vic-Pr sdency.
Administration. this President discusses his
Life andC
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IN the n
The Wilderness Hunter fascinating volume of hunting lore and of the
Deer
iiuihS the vi iSy
Buffalo
o hSn narrative
We Sc ral close for
Hunting Trips of RanChman P oe5 T t @ % e SRef1 @ ] o"s
and dress and horses Prairie Fowl
o
nghuntng
ts was 10 he made.
Hunting Trips Plains and Mountains ] nGhr volume of n
Snakes
hardt
be wM
that Of
OF
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Carr read the funeral service and the
cavalry bugles Sounded the funeral
dirge, and as the soft, mournful notes
died away many cheek was wet that
had long been a stranger to tears.
The other woman was found to be all
right, with the exception of wound III
the side. She was a German, unable to
speak English. Both of the women had
been beaten and outraged i'll every con
ceivable manner Their condition was
pitiful beyond any expression of mine to
portray.
The Indian camp and everything per-
tanning thereto was destroyed, after
which we took up our line of march for
Fort Sedgwick, where we arrived in due
time without mishap.
| think it is just as impossible to make
a civilized man Of an Indian as it would
be TO make a shepherd dog of n wolf or
a manly man of a dude. They do not, in
my opinion, possess single trait that
elevates a man above a brute. They are
treachcrous, cowardly and ungrateful,
Cooper to the contrary Notwithstanding.
| knew the Greek in Arizona who came
to this country with camels for the Gov
ernment. After the camels died he mar
ried an Apache squaw, learned the Ian
guage, and was. employed by the L. 5.
Government as an Interpreter. This man
told me that in the Apache dialect there
was no word or combination of words
whereby they could convey the idea that
we do by using the word gratitude" !"
What do you think of that?
Well, old man, j have been writing
half the night and have only got as far
as the 18th of July, 90. l am discour-
aged and right here | quit you like a
steer in the road.
II showed the above letter TO Gen.
Carr, who confirmed all the statements
relating to the Indian fight. Also Gen.
Sumner, who was Lieutenant under
Gen. Carr, and who was promoted for
his conduct in the fight Since receiving
this letter | have never heard from Com
The National tribune., 1901-12-05

These books are provided
for our club-raiscrs - for
those who buy our subscrip-
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and for those who. when re-
newing, send Il subscription,
or a few subscriptions, along.
One of these books may be
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Remember, too, that the
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OF those offered this year.
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Prang's War Pictures.

These finest of Battle Pictures of large h 15x214 che and
vivid coors showing details of uniforms flags fields woods the
smoke and fire of battle they appeared the eyewitness have
sold for 2each
There only few hundreds of each left unO and have
purchased all of them for distribution patrons
pictures will be prospective
characteristic of premiums year.
yoa your father the engagements
pictures graphically represent ought hare them We have doubt
ALL after this pictures
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TITLES OF THE PRANG WAR PICTURES

|. Sheridan'S Final Charge at
Winchester.
2. Battle of Fredericksburg.
3. Sheridan's Ride.
4. Battle of Gettysburg.
). Battle of Antietam.
5. Battle of Spottsylvanla.
7. Battle of Chattanooga.
3. Battle of KenesaW Mountain.
}. AlIatoona Pass, or "Hold
the Fort"
The National tribune., 1901-12-05
GERMANY'S
Army and Navy.
Compiled by the Well-Known
Military Writer, Maj.-Gen.
Won Specht.

This work is similar in scope, size
somewhat larger) and style to work on
the U. 8. Army and Navy, and is COM
panion volume.
1t is printed in English, and is not q
translation of the U. S. Army and Navy,
but an entirely separate work, giving an
Navy from the earliest period to the pres
ent time.
Forty-one full-page illustrations, in COL
orS.
This volume is extremely interesting in
affording comparison of Germany's Army
and Navy with our own.
The National tribune., 1901-12-05

10. Siege of Atlanta.
II. Siege of Vicksburg.
II. Battle of Shiloh.
.13. Capture of New Orleans.
IA. Fighting between the Mon-
itor and the Merrimac.
is. Battle of Mobile Bay.
Is. Fight between the Kear-
sarge and the Alabama.
IL. Battle of Port Hudson.
1S. Capture of Fort Fisher.
The National tribune., 1901-12-05

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President RUosevelt's books
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without canvassing.
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Old War Monitors Condemned.

Three more of the old war monitors
which have been lying at the League
Navy Yard for years past have been con
demned, and are to be sold at public AUG
ton. They are the Catskill, built by
Ericsson, and the Manhattan and Maho-
pack, built at jersey City during the days
Of the civil war.
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rade Welch. If this meets the eye Of
anyone that has later information of him
| should be glad to be informed of it,
Possibly he is not living, and if: which
is probable, he died with his boots on"
it would have been his wish that some
friend was near to get "satisfaction."-
H. O. CLARK
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The Wilderness Hunter: :

aims. Particular attention given, in this volume TO
the Prong horn Antelope, the Prong Buck, the BighC
the Caribou, the Elk and the Moose, Beast of the Wo
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