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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-07
(First published in Daily Leader
Sept. "a, 1901.)
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that Jacob
weinoerger has this day fled his pc
tition to sell at retail, spirituous,
vinous and malt liquors in lot 1, block
So, Fifth ward, in Guthrie, Logan
county, Oklahoma, and that, unless
objection be fled on or before the Sth
day of October, A. D., 1901, said pc
tition will be granted.
Guthrie, Okla, Sept. %, 1901.
j. B. Dobson, County Clerk
BY f. S. Pulliam. Deputy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-07
DR.. !. F. MAHAFFAY,

oSTEoPATH.
Graduate of American School of
Osteopathy, at Kirksville, Mo-, under
founder Of science, A. It. Still
Office, room 8, Dewey building; res
idence, 324 North Division. Calls to
all parts of city promptly answered.
Consultation and examination free.
Residence, New Phone 457.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-07
HOW CURRENCY
LAW WORKS
National Financial lnStitu-
tiOns in the Country Do
Big Business
nv Asaoniated Pressl

Washington, oct. 1.-THE comptrol-
Ter Of the currency has compiled a
summary OF returns relating to the
Organization of national banks under
the provisions Of the national curren-
CIV law. as amended by the act OF
March a. 1900, Statistics being
brought down to the close Of septem-
Der. 1901. During the eighteen and
.one-half months eliminating on Sept
30 there were organized 7l5 banks
with capital of s96,5s2OOO and with
a deposit OF bonds as security for cir
culation Of s1O.55275O.
Included in this number are 1856
with capital stock of $l2, I47,OOO' the
organization Of which was effected un-
der the provisions OF the amendment
of the act of March a. allowing capt
tai Of less than $4,000. Banks Of
capital of $4,000 or over were organ
ized to the number of 229, the capital
being $23.S35,O 900.
In number of organizations the
middle statea lead, with 22i and CAPT
tai of s12,O55,OOO The southern
states are second with III, with capi
tai of SO s.2OS.OOO. There were organi
zed in the western states 15l banks
with capital Of s4,sO5,OOO. In the
eastern states 1856, with capital of ST.
$50 900. We're organized in the Pacif
ic states including Hawaii, twenty
two. with capital of $1,6S5,OOO, an'
in the New England states twely'
banks. with capital Of S1,2O0.OOO.
In points of number Texas leads
with 80 banks, Iowa has So. Ohio 81
Illinois 40, Minnesota 2s, Indiana q
Kansas q and Nebraska 20. To Sc
cure circulation the banks have depos
tied bonds TO the amount of triil
less than 20 per cent of the maximum
Since March 14.19OO, the numbe
of banks in existence has Increase
fgom s.6i7 to 4,254; the capital stoe
from S6I6, .O95 to $66l,s5l,695
bonds deposited from s2i4,6ll,5I
20 $3.50. .27i 800 and circulation seou
ed b. boads and by lawful none
from $254.4o2,93O to s,sSO547 or
ne. Increase of slO4,427s17.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-07
A. A. Meacham,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
At Leader office.
100000

To Loan on Farms.
GEO. H. DODSON,
Guthrie, o T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-10-07
Louis Jester,

4Os North First street Tel. No. 45S,
Guthrie, Oklahoma.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19

Indiana democratic leaders are COM
pleting an organization that will result
in sending a solid Indiana delegation to
the national convention to vote and
work for the nomination Of David -.
Hill for president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19

house door. Being of steady nerve and
a good shot, he hit the mark center.
There was a hasty retreat and trail
CT blood that Showed the effectiveness of
his aim-and now Ii is safe to say his
chicken house will be given a wide
berth hereafter-a sort Of pilgrims
rest
The 1000 republican voters of Mis-
souri, represent u population of 100000
and are allowed one congressman by the
legislature. The legal unit of population
for member of congress is 1884, 1872.
That is a fair specimen of free govern
nient as administered in democratic
Missouri, says the st. Louis Globe
Democrat
The Observation-Disclosures Grom beyond
the suburbs) What's one of them au-
tomobes wuth?"
Salesman-''.I can sell you this one at
a bargain. It's only 1915
Visitor tthe fire in his eye dying outp--
Show me some of your wheelbarrahs.
Chicago Tribune.
Steelton-I think the latest incubator:
has reached such height OF excellence
that Improvement would be impossible.
Clayton-I don't know about that The
man who should invent an incubator
that would scratch up worms for the
little chicks would make fortune
-Philadelphia Record
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Newton Journal. in speaking of !
stop between trains All Newton made by
john Herriott says He Mas on atour
saf Looking after hiss palitieal fences, bu:
evidently didn't think enough of a ia
s.erabi- outlook for himself 10 bother
him self about Jasper which, perhaps.
SHOWS his political sagaci;y.
AS stated by the Ci:3undy Republican,
.cummins and Foster Nil have to
stand in the shade a few days and mop
their perspiring faces While the sun Of
& hospitality shines on o'onger for a spell.
i The Old boys have had IT their Own way
lall winter ard that a good long TING in.
polities.
TIE clinton Age tder), after looking
all around the political horizon and
finding no silver signs, asks: What has
become Of l6 10 ~" III hasn't reap
i pearsd since 1t went into the cyclone
cave last fall replies the Davenport
Democrat There 10 much DOUBT in
4 weil-informed circles as 10 whether il
vill eyer dare TO show its head again.
In its last say in favor of the open
saloon as against illici, traffic, the Ack-
ley World concludes that Saloons Of
4 themselves benefit no community, the
tons aud license are placed against no
License no regulation, hypocrisy, drug
shops wearing a cloak of decency
whereas the old sore is merely covered
we prefer the former--and this will con-
tinue as our opinion; but we recognize
: the futility Of longer argument thru the
: columns of a newspaper. There are
= questions more important
Il The Garner Herald. which is strenu-
ously anti-cummins. recently urged
I Shaw for another term. This leads the
+ Denison Review to Indicate that Cover.
$ nor Shaw will stand by his word not t.
!. ENTER the field. The Review does mo-
: agree with the Herald that there i:
i danger 10 the republican party in the
4 nomination OF any one of the candi
. dates now in the field. The republican
k party of Iowa is bigger than any ont
. man and all of the candidates have ele
ments of strength
: The Sioux City Tribune suggests tina
? Governor Shaw might name Judg,
g Hubbard as an Iowa delegate to tn,
r civic federation conference at Buffal
: on the subject of taxation. The judg
i could tell lot of things about how no
e to assess some classes of property
e The Chicago Sunday papers," OBJ
d serves the Washington Press seem I
II strive to beat each other in sheer good
'e for nothingness, and they succeed"
i The Des Moines Register says ..ther
rs is still time for record breaking crops
re the farmers are supplied with seed cor
l. which has stood the test of its vitality.
Editor Mccormack, of the Sheldol
L. Sun, is i'll and his wife is running tn
ID paper In view of this arrangement, h
in urges Sun readers to send in all tn
ID news of their neigh borhoods. by phon
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19
4 tagging. Isonrinc Flood

Washed down telephone line which
Charles G. Ellis, of Lisbon, Ia. Lad te
repair. Standing waist deep in ic,
water. he writes, gave me terrible
cold and cough. i, grew worse daily
Finally the best doctors in Oakland
Neb.. Sioux City and Omaha said hat
consumption and could not live. Their
u began using DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry and was wholly cured by six bot.
ties Positively guaranteed for coughs
colds and all throat and lung trouble:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19
have been troubled with in5lpes

Il have been troubled with indiges-
ton for ten years have tried many
things and spent much money to no pur-
pose until tried Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
i have taken two bottles and gotten
more relief from them than all other
medicines taken. feel more Hike boy
than I have felt in twenty years An
derson Riggs, Of Sunny Lane, Texas"
Thousands have testified as did Mr.
Riggs. Geo p. Powers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19

a bank In a small town the otnet uds,
said this banker, and took in about
twenty stockholders Fifteen OF these
were farmers in the neighhorhcod, This
lis no exception to the rule with country
banks. of course ii is not the case in
the cities.
THE farmers are taking up their
loans made few years ago with OPP
tons to pay any or all after two or
three years. and reducing the size of
the loans and the rate OF interest paid.
1t is the exception nov for farm loans
to be made above per cent, and some
of them are taken AT AZ per cent. 1t ts
freely predicted by bankers and invest
ors Of large experience in handling this
class of loans that before the year is
ont the prevailing rate Will be Az per
cent. A few years ago the country
banker did a great business in farm
loans. The rate Of interest was 6 or
par cent. and there was q commission
jof 2 TO a per cent added. Now the rate
7 is per cent, With a commission rum
ming all the way from nothing to 1 per
cent
These farm loans have usually been
held by Insurance companies and east
fern investors. Nov a great many are
being made by Iowa banks. which find
themselves with more money on hand
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19
THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.

While he has no doubt of the ultimate
result of the British effort To suppress
the Beers, Sir Alfred Milner reporting
from the field Of action, concludes that
the work Will be slower, more difficult
more harassins and more expensive
than was at any time anticipated. He
also believes the year passed has been
one OF retrogression rather than prog
ress. Seven months ago there WAS more
Tranquility in the southern colonies
Since then The enemy has been broken
into fragments and the different suaaIis
have been more difficult 10 reach, be-
cause they required scattered forces 70
oppose them. Their raids have had a
disturbing effect. and have tended e
ian the flames of discomfort. The isoets
arg compelled 10 ike Ell the country
tley raid and the Isaslisi feel isnl9e'lesl
" denude ii as far az pessihle in ordet
s,o thwart them
The truth is The Brltish We're ms
10 rejoice too ssoea. and 70 reiaN streMu-
Gus efforts before all the battles wsie
over. They did not kon on the, Stub
born obstlnaey 81 he lsosrs ana der
ability TO aepriSe themselves Of snp-
plies that Others voala haze silsssl
necessary; and lanlsss aes oysltures
can be sat npon foot and III easisfs aid
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19
-non,i no -Funnv

II does no; pay. If you have Il good
thing. tell il right out. Don't us4 false
means To attract attention We say
right out and mean it. too. that DR.
Caldweii's syrup Pepsin wilscure every
case of stomach trouble. It will stop
any pain caused by ind.gestion: ii
knocks sick headache By attacking the
cause Of the complain; and aids YOU to
digest your food. no matter wha. you
cat Sold by b. A. Morgan.
Osgood. Mo. Oct Is. lS99-Pepsln
Syrup Company. Monticello, Ill.-C;en-
temen | have used syrup Pepsin for
some TINE and find it gives most Keel
lent results and ii is one OF the grs atest
selling preparations 1 have ever carried
in stock
do not hesitate to recommend ii.
Very respectfully DIR. Il. JONES.
Sold by b. A Morgan.
Blood and skin diseases, indigestion
Isconstipation. rheumatism. pimples ane
sores permanently cured by Rocky
Mountain Tea taken today. So cents
! Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19
as holding back on the governorship,

az holding back on the governorship,
10 avoid any entanglements' that will.
injure Weavers candidacy and ..it is
believed majority of the voters of this
county are favorable to MIR. Cummins.s
II vieN Of these reports, which were
certainly conservative and fair, was it
not reasonable to conclude that Senator
Hartman would have some opposition
in his own district and that the candi-
dacies ef Judge Weaver and himself
would IN measure conflict The
Chronicle IS ably edited and We are sor-.
ny that in q hastys moment ii should ac-
euse the T.-R. 81 publishing lies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19

plies that others weala haze sinss
necessary and unlsss oyettures
people Won over leolSs Sir Ai-8
fred Miner nrs,li,. ISL d, 5,,1sf he VERT
t,st TIA rssllr hsus,s, Nil be tie
.,l,,os, .x,,.,,,s,s ~, Is no T,osr pIes-
,.i,,as ~ ,s.,,ss, ,,4 o,, - ~ eo,,rt,,y
that MI, ,a,,.,, SIT ii B bny,o,ss ~ var.
HASTY AND A MATURE WEI
The ss9iiN City lsrioune INKS bel
the III ghta dlstiletl Is Ron una tlSfaasy
opposed % the Cuinplins esitsi sstisfs ans
asssrts that Perkins Will not bs aials ~
carry a greater portion u ms ewi' sils7
|. r. political eotrssp9nds
naliy naccurate. N9w II ss esiiis7ri
the Tribune VIII reat earsssilsy wia5
those oorresperee ats SAID MI see
that the t.ightn iistrlct rsneFss arg
painfully nors-ccnnitiai Net q Singls.
county report contains declaration
for or againss G,u,nniiEs. Nithsa dis
trict candidate M iQGse tlls F,ightA
viii do Whatever Sisi benefit sllte
Towner ard II as lits V.slsssa
Cummins as anyone else euf II pre-
sumption i that a subj sIris tlie
.sQsreservation viii NOT favgs Hmm III
sr,ite of the Tribtnes staterr.en{ the
T.-R. believes that over haf M. eeun-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19

certainly CONSERVATIVE ana 1alr, was II
not reasonable ia conclude that Senator
Hartman would have some opposition
in his own district and that the candi-
dacies cf Judge Weaver and himself
would In measure conflict The
Chronicle Is ably edited and we are sor-
ly that in q hasty moment ii should ac-
suse the Il. 4. 81 publishing lies.
A CHINESE DIPLOMAT.
Lii Hung Chang. the leading diplomat
of the celestial Kingdom. is 50 frequent
" referred Is by the news columns as
being i'll and on the Verge of the grave,
that Il is Instructive to know what the.
real facts are. DR. L. l.. Seaman, for
merry urgeon major of the First En-
sineevs. United States Volunteers, has
Just returned 10 New York after a cox
siderable stay in China. The doctor.
Went % China TO take charge of the hos
ri,sl ship Maine, and later Went TO Pc
kin
In the winter he SAN Ii Hung chang.
half a dozen TINES. professionally and
s,,s;.,51y ~. .as 3,..asx ,a,,,a,,,,e.,,
,,'.,, =. s MaS ~, a.sssaS aSa -,
~,
llavilie been entertained BY him al his
,.,,i,, NJ
seaman says thar stories Of carl LIS
falling powers. are untrue. He said that
The aged statesman was all right. and
That at the very tine wfen the Euro
l.pean press We're reporting his break
down he found the earl out calling on
the Chinese New Years day, Feb. 10, in
one sot' the furious Wind storms that
prevail in Pesin. when The air is shilling
Nth ancestral dust and one can
scarcely, see Hfteens feet. The doctor Mas
astonsshea upon calling to ind that Lii
himssls was, out in his sedan chair
making cttieiai calls Later in the day,
howexe the doctor lnei hign at the
Rriush asati@n With Sir Edward satnw3,
me iiiitisE an3bassatif Or. Seaman
"a - stsat course Ii an not walk FAR.
',it mat ptaetically he llasn Naked
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-19

or otherwise. THE little things that oc-
cur, he explains, make the newspaper
newsy; a baby's tooth, the breaking of a
clothesline, and such like"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-05
E| ca|or en- Nueva York
Doscentos treinta y tres muertos en- un dla
EpeI San sBuHn News -

sufrimientos dc los pobres que viven en- las ca
sas de los distritos mas densos son horribles.
De noche, las escaleras de incendio y las
aceras Sc utiizan para dormir los mueles
abiertos estan lienos de gente.
Las postraciones casoS oe locura prod u
cidos por ell calor, son infritos. Los hospitales
no pueden contener mas enfermos, y los medi-
cos de las ambulancias no dan abasto para Ia
asistencia En- los hospitales Sc tienen gran
des dep6sitos de aqua helada en- los que las
vfctimas del calor, que Sc halan en- estado ago
nico. son sumergfdas.
Mueren centenares de caballos en- las ca
lies con los arneses puestos.
Las fabricas SO han cerrado y los neg ocios
suspenddos la mayor parte del dfa. Solo los
que tienen negocios urgentes Sc ven en- las ca
lies cientos de comerciantes Sc quedan en-
sus casas. Las Gales de la parte baia de Ia
ciudad Sc ven llenas de hombres destocados,
sin cuelIos nj gabanes, aDdando negligente-
mente.
Ell asfato de las GALES Sc liqufda, ablan-
dandose aqu6l de tai manera que los carros Ii
geros SO hunden algnnas pulgadas.
los que van pie Sc les hunden los tacos
de las botas.
Los datos de mortandad exceden los de
Julio 2 del 1898, cuando ell termometro acanzo
en- Ia farmacia de Perry ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-05
Camara de Delegates
RESOL UCION CONJUNTA NUMERO |.
Session del 4 de Julio 1901

DECRETESE por la Asam blea Legisl atiya de
Puerto Rico;
Considera ndo:-Que un goberno civil pa
ra Puerto FAco ha sldo pIena Y completamen ente
organizado, de acuerdo con 10 prevstO una
Ley decretada por Ell Congreso, Y que Sc titua
~Ley para proveer tempora mente, de rentas
IN gobierno civil Puerto Rico, Y para otros
fnes,S debidamente aprobada en- IL de A bril- de
1900, Y:
Considerando: Que por dicha ley del Con-
gresO Sc prescribe que tan pronto como 10
AsambleA Legislative de Puerto Rico decrete
ponga en- practica uu sistema de tributacion
local que llene las necesfdades del gobierno Is
Puerto Rico, estabecido por la antedcha Ley,
por acuerdo debidamente votado al efecto de
aTfso de clio al Presidente, este 10 anunciara
por medic de una prOclama, de alll en ade~
lante cesaran de cobrarse los derechos de adua+
mas sobre' mercancfas y artfculos q1.e entren en-
Puerto Rico procedentes de los Estados Uni
dos, que entren los EstaGos Unidos pro-
cedentes de Puerto Rico, y partir de esa fe-
cha, dfchas mercanc1as artfculos estarAn Ii
bres de derechos en- los diferentes puertos de
entrada
Por 10 tanto:-La Asamblea egislativa
de Puerto Rico, reunida en- session extraordl-
maria debidamente convocada por Ell Gober-
nador, celebrada en- San Juan, Ia capital. ell
dia de Julio del ano del Senior 1901, obrando
de acuerdo con la autorizaci6n poder de que
esta investida por virtud de la Ley del Con-
greso que anteriorme te Sc hace referencia
por la presente resolution noti6ca al Pres-
dente de los Estados Unidos que { consecuen-
cla de una Ley decretada por la Asambea
Legislative de Puerto Rico, titalada xLey para
proveer dc rentas al Pueblo de Puerto Rico
para otros fnesS, debida amente aprobada en- 81
de Enaro del ano del Sefor. 1901, de otras
ieyes de la misma Asamb blea Legislative de-
cretadas debidamente dDrante Ia primera se-
sion de dfcho cuerpo, que So ceebr6 q su de-
bldo tempo en- San Juan, Puerto Rico, empe-
kando el dfa de Dicismbre de 1900 termi-
nsndo el'dfa 81 d Enero del ano del Senior
1901, ha decretado puesto practica un
sistema de tributacion local para lenar las
necesidades del gobierno de Puerto Rico, es-
taolecido por Ia antedicha Ley del Congreso.
La Asamblea Legislative de Puerto Rico
por la presente resolucion dispone qua Sc enyfe
copia de esta resouci6n njunta al Presiden-
te de los Estados Unidos, supIca al Gober-
nador de Puerto Rico entregue la misma al
Presidente, con el In de que publique una
Proclams de acuerdo con 10 preyisto en- dicha
Ley del Congreso, 81 10 estimase ell Presiden-
te sabio oportunio, que SO haga dicha pro.
clama ell 20 de Julio, dfs de fiesta legalmente
stablecido en- Puerto Rico para conmemorar
el aniyersario de Ia llegada de 10 bandera anne |
rcana ia isla.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-05

Nueya- York, Julio 3.-Los calores que
prevalecen esta ciudad toda la parte
Norte del Este, excede todos los datos ofcia-
les de la estacl6n metereol6gica, conocidos has
Ia ahora. La prensa del pals da cuenta dia-
riamepte de las inmensas olas de calor que por
su intensidad no tienen precedentes, las cua-
les han durado cerca de una semana. La NOR
tandad en- todos los distrtos, es grande.
En- la ciudad de New York hubo ell lunes rs
muertos por insoacon; 233 avery los datos de
hoy probab.emente alcanzan $50. La cantidad
total en- la semana que termin0 aver es de
362. En- Filadel6a ocurrieron aver 113 defun-
clones. No hay esperanzas de alvo El de-
p6sito de cadaveres esta lleno de cuerpos des
conocidos.
La temperature en- los dltimos siete dlas
subi6 contin uamente, hasta legar 900 aver
por la tarde, alcanz6 la mayor altura. Sc ira
ia de la tenn peratura Official tomada las to-
rres de las ests clones meteorol6gicas. En- las
GALES el mercuilo marca agunos lugares,
hasta 10.
Las noch es son menos sofocantes.
Sobre 10000 personas durmeron anoche
en- las pazas de Coney Island Manhstt
Far Rockaway. En- los parques de New York
y Brooklyn Sc aglomeran miles de individuos
que no pueden dormr. No hay casi Atomo
de aire Ell descanso Sc hace impossible. Los
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-07-05

A las s de la noche del microbes SO pro-
6ujo una alarma On la calle del Amor promo
vida por indiViduo que dispar6 un tirO de
revolver
Sc aglomer6 algdn gentlo
La session anunclada para ell, microbes no
pddo efectuarse por fata de quorum.
Ha salido para San Juan la respectable
flora dona Eufemia Cap6 de PARA, acompafia-
da de se1or hijo nuestro amigo don Pedro
Juan.
FL viaie es motivado por hallarse enfer-
MO en- la Capital su otro hijo don Francisco
PARA Cap6.
Celebraremos que ell enfermo recupere su
salud cuanto antes.
En- la noche del microbes andatan algu-
nos preocupados aguardando ell cic6n que Sc
anuncio por Ia manana.
Medic Ponce consultaba ell bar6metro ca
da cinco minatos
Ell iueves desde la madrugada, empez6
sentirse un fuerte tiroteo en- celebraci6n del
de Julio.
Tambien Sc izaron algunas banderas, y
el comercio cerr0 puertas.
El cnerpo de bomberos celebr0 una reVis-
taj Sc lanzaron al viento gran n1mero de CO.
metas, voantines chiringas.
Ha regresado de San Juan nuestro distin-
guido amigo el doctor Ferran.
En- Ell barrio DO fu6 raptada en- Ia noche
del microbes una joven.
La amante pareja fue conducida POGO des.
pues q la jefatura de polcfa.
Ell microbes jugaban dos chicos en- Ia ca
lie de la Villa uno infrio otro una herida
en- ell o1o derecho con una varilla de metal.
El herido fu6 conducido al hospital.
La policia fue destinsda ell microbes vi
gilar las afuera de la cudad, Ell cuerpo de
bomberos tomo sus medidas opOrtunas para
prestar los auxilios necesarios en- case de que
nos hubiese visitado ell cic6n que Sc anunci6.
En- breve Sc conocera ell elenco reperto-
rio de la gran compafifa drsmatica que drige
el ceebrado actor Roncoroni, cuya llegada Sc
Anuncia para ell II del corriente
I'm la calle de la Tore hnbo nn gran es-
cAndalo en- la madrugada del iueves.
Tuvo que interyenir la policfa.
Retreta del domingo pr6ximo:
Paso doble, ala ia BrigadaS
Danza, &un Confcto2.
Final 10 opera Gel Perd6n de ProtemerS
Valses, <Flots de Danube.s
Polka <Amorosa.S
DANA, al ma 81 plica.S
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