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MONETARY.


INDIANAPOLIS.-Comm paper, 4@6
per cent; time loans, 5qS per cent. Clear
ings, 81, 910, $3.50; balances, s3l1, $1,000.
NEW YORK.-Money on call firm at Gas
per cent, closing offered at 6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, per cent. Ster-
ling exchange steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at s4.s6 for demand and at
"a 500. Q4S27s for sixty day bills; posted
rates, s4.S3k and $iS61164.S7; commercial
bills A.S2d4S21a. Clearings, s4O0, S27 ,093; bal
ances, SIG, 923, 065.
CHICAGO.-New York exchange, sc pre-
MUM. Foreign exchange, posted rates,
s4S3% for sixty days and s4.S for de-
mand. Clearings, s21,015.416; balances, 81
74S, BOG.
BOSTON-Clearances, $50, 222, 423; bal
ances, 81, 640.167.
PHILADELPHIA-Mo 6 per cent.
Clearings, s2959s, 922: balances. $3.723519.
ST. LOUIS.-New York exchange, 10c
premium. Clearings, SO. 155, SOS; balances, ST.
198, AS.
BALTIMORE.-Money, 6 per cent. Clear
ings, "a, $50, S14; balances. S647, 49S.
CONGRATULATIONS sac per cent
New York exchange par. Clearings. $780,
GEO
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UNION TRACTION CO.. OF INDIANA.
Time Table Effective May "a, 1901
station, Magnolia Block, Capitol and
Kentucky Avenues.

For Anderson. Muncie, Marion. Alexandria ana
intermediate stations. Leave 4:l5 a. and each
Limited trains for Anderson and Nuncie. Leave
: a. m, IL a. m. = y m. ana 2. m. errlvine
and Muncie In two hours. II a. m. and p M
trains make direct connections a. Andsrsos
with limited trains for Elwood-
Combination passenger and express car WIN
leave Kentucky avenue station at b:l5 q. m
Express cars leave Indianapolis station. corner
Kentucky and South Capitol avenues. for Muncte
and Anderson at $50 a. m and ESQ p. m Morn
ing car makes direct connection with express
car for lElwood. Marion and Aiexandria. Perish
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Hogs-Receipts 1000; shipments. 400 Inc
iilarketlng OF hogs thus far this week SHOWS
decrease OF about Loco compared with the same
uine Ia 81 week and nearly 1900 compared Win
tns corresponding time year ago. Inc receipts
to-day were over 1900 smaller than a week
ago and nearly that much larger than year
ago. There change observed IN the
quality compared with yesterday The market
opened with probably little better request,
ana this, together with more favorable reports
from other places seemed TO stimulate the
bidding. and rather early in the day the sup
ply was moving toward the scales. The de-
mand seemed to be best for good weight hogs
OF good quality. and they were the first to sell
at strong TO a shade higher prices The ad-
vance. however hardly sufficient to quote.
Mixed loads running down TO light, the ordinary
light hogs and pigs did not fare any better,
but in most cases were reported steady com
pared with yesterday. Statesmen succeeded In
making a satisfactory clearance, and the mar
ket closed steady at opening prices The ex-
IRENE range in prices to-day from So TO
E0 and the bulk Of the supply sold at S'.lou
40. Quotations:
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, Oct. 2.-Sprits OF turpentine
er,n at 4Ti1c bid Rosin steady at 81 l5Q l:20.
Crude turpentine firm at sl.eo TO WV. Tar
firm at $40
OH. CITY, Oct. 2.-Credit balances. VIZ; GER
ti6cates no bid. Shipments, Oct. i, loo. III bris'
runs. Sept 80, 116. Cos brls; average. s4,ls2
MONTPELIER, Oct. 2.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima, Ssc; South Lima ana In
diana, SAC.
SAVANNAH Oct 2.-Turpentine firm az 4sAc
Rosin firm; A. B. c, .. ss5; e. s2n; r..
4. S. 40; window glass. $3.50; water white. 81
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[Granger Farwell e. Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK. Oct 2.-To-days market
mainly represented operations by room
traders. There is no outside demand for
stocks TO speak of. and on this situation
bearishly inclined room traders sold the
market of fractionally in the last hour.
Appearances indicate dull market for the
balance OF the week.
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New York Times.

New YORK Times.
Congressman Charles n. Fowler, of New
Jersey, tells story of a small boy who was
oversupplied with green apples
II had gone to see one OF my constituents
down in Union county, said the congress-
man, 'and found him trying 10 give some
medicine to a young son who had eaten too
many green apples. while a Christian
Science neighbor was assuring the boy that
there. was nothing at all the matter with
him.
"T think / ought to know groaned the
boy. I guess I've got inside information ["
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 21s@3 per cent; dis
counts, 3A@31a and 3ssd3h per cent. Con-
sols SO 1-16 and 1886. Spanish fours, sly
The Bank of England's rate of discount
was increased from to per cent. to-day.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 99f 921kc
for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
16nc for checks. Spanish tours, S915
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, pom
461zpfg for checks. Discount rates-Short
bills for settlement), per cent; three
months bills, Us.
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J. Hoslinger, frame Sterling street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. 81. 900.
F. L. weisenheimer. brick addition. SIS West
New York, $3.50
Elisabeth H. Thompson. repairs. lis2 Hoyt
ssTeess s 600 cottage. Alabama ana Tween
ty-ffth street. $500.
T. l. q c. Lieshe. cottage. West Michigan
near Donney avenue. ts95.
w. H. souders. barn. Twenty-thrd and Cor
n1I,. %ecksler. frame. iss4 North Capitol.
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INDIANAPOLIs a. MARTINsvILLE
RAPID TRANSIT CO.

ror Mooresviile and intermediate points care
in,S ,esve Kentucky avenue and Washinxton
49,, at S:4s a. m. 80 a m and every hour
ssesreafter 10 and including $50 D. m. after
lns. time car will leave at 80 and liza
w. leaves Mooresvills az g. m and every
h,mr thereafter TO and including : y. M. after
1 No. time a car will leave at 10 o'clock
TO- & a m leaving hOoresyille reaches the
,-nton station Indianapolis In time 20 connect
xith sunday morning excursions on ali railroads
IIourly service 70 Brooklyn
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m Oct. 2. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. III East Market street. Both tele-
phones 3005:
Laura 3. Stout to Harry G. Wilson. Lot
g. Hubbard & Thornton's sub of Rick
enback's heirs add. eastern av,
near New York st)........................ $4,000
Charles NJ Cooper. trustee, to Patrick
oConnell ct ux. Lo. IL. Cooper. trus-
near Payne st1..... aoo @ $500
Sheriff of Marion county to Thomas II.
spann Lots 81 and s.. Floral Park add.
SaTd Aiso. Lot. H8 81 and g. 9enniHsss
sub OF Floral Park. brighton boule-
ward. near Twenty-frst stJ.....-... 1880
John a,s Is i g AND oh iss wacss4s d
Haughve sub. (Wacker st, near
chs snss 3D. ~ Harris to George Ewbank. i''000
Cor S, Nicholas and North sts). 10000
jesse ss, f5vs so 90 &c B Ms% Beays add
Napoleon st and Ringgold ay, be-
tween Iowa and Beecher sts)....:...... 10000
Pearson's Fourteenth-st add. Cfwenty-
second st. Capitol av)..........:... 10000
John M bsaghe TO louisa sub Of ousot 90
buchanan st, near Wright sp. .,....... 10000
Samuel Carlton TO George Martin pit
u. Sec is. TIP II. r 5. Lawrence
ES dHWneni Harvey to Aion1o G. Phil. -''''
Yandes st. near Twenty-third st)...... 1,4oO. 90
Eugene Saulcy, sheriff, to Thomas III.
Spann. Lots q to 20 81, 80 to 49, 40 TO
4$, 50. 81. s.. s.. 70. IS, TO- 50, 1Os to
IL and Lot ID. Floral Park add. Also.
Lots / to 4. I. Is. II, p to 26 80. IS,
SO, IS, 49, 45. &c. 4s. 81. 50, So to 50. 81,
Is, So, 20 to 49, 10, IS, 50 to 81 and 81
to &C. Jennings's sub, Floral Park add.
Also DIT w u, Sec 26 TIP To- X 3.
Also, pit u, Sec 80, TIP l6, 49,. 4,Sa5.'s
Charles j. Buchanan TO John q: Taylor
ct ux., Lot 3. North Euclid Place add
to Irvington. tCor Ray ST and Cliff
ford ANl
Charles j. Buchanan to Kate Hinchman,
Lot z, add above. (Cor
Euclid drive and Clifford ay).. 10000
Kate Hinchman to Fred Hnchman pt
Lot 2. same add as above. tsame as
Kate Hinchman to Margaret Kitchell.
pit Lot 2 same add as above. tsame -.
as ap9ve1 :. -, t,eorye tiincbman
ut Lot 2 same add as above. tSame
John Larson to George o. smith, Lot
80 Fergusons Hin Place add. tBates
ST. near Arsenal av).... ........."..-.... 5000
Harriet p. Prier to William Fox, Lot
st. st. near Root - 800 - 10000
Arthur ]. Taylor to Harvey L. Grimes.
Lot 4. wright's Dennison Park add.
meridian st. near 18th STD 10000
part OF Lot Sc. Fletcher's Woodlawn
add. laurel st. near Pleasant STU. 10000
Willis X. Miller TO Chas. e Downey.
Lot A. Hosbrook Co.'S Brinkman
Chas E. Smith to Michael Ford .; TX.
agnes st, near Michigan stJ........... 10000
Jacob s. GautE TO August BlatE. Lot
255 In I'd West Park add.....-........... 10000
Transfers n. total considerat ton 81 SIS 73
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Poultry.

cbicLens i0Is6fI2lbc: young ducks, e41f0c: young
euineas. I2GI3c; young turkeys. sitgioc; young
geese, A50Q5 per doz
NEW YORK, Oct 2-Poultry-Alive quiet and
nominal Dressed unsettled; Western chickens,
Haze: Western fowls, 12ltc; spring turkeys IL
Q14c.
r,urCAcO Oct 2-Iced poultry-Turkeys
steady at lac: chickens easy at l1hc.
CINCINNATI Oct 2.-Poultry firm; mems, loc;
springs 10Ql1c; turkeys. &C.
ST LOUIS Oct 2-Poultry firm: chickens.
atsc. springs 9Ikc; turkeys, 9dl0c; ducks. young.
1l12c; geese, &c.
BOSTON, Oct. 2.-ISpecial l-Fowls. lac;
springs lac; turkeys. 1eql7c.
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aiding futures ranged as follows:


Cash quotations were as follOWs: Wheat-No.
spring, 7S9731kc; No. g. 6SQ71c; No. 2 red, ssh
efesc. Como. 2. sic; No. yellow, s1lsc. Oats
rye. 4slac. Flaxseed-No. !. sl.261s; No. North
western. H274. Clover. contract grade: 1885.
tloose), $1l10l1l20. Dry-salted shoulders
(boxed). 50. 25dg.5o Short clear sides (boxed),
s1150q116212. Whisky-Basis Of high wines.
1892.
Receipts-Flour, % 700 brls wheat. 23s, 800 bu;
corn, 140 900 bu; oats 269 400 bu rye, IA, 400 bu;
harley. ST. 800 bu. Shipments-Flour. II, 200 brls;
wheat 1ol 300 bu; corn, 80 200 bu; oats, IL 800 bu
rye, %, 300 bu; barley, 10. 800 blu.
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THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS
LIMITED OUTLET FOR CATTLE OF
ALL KINDS AT ANY PRICE.
Hogs I'm Fair Demand and a Trine
Stronger-Sheep Active and Steady
Condition of Other Markets.


UNION sToCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct.
a-Cattle-Receipts. 700; shipments small For
the week thus far the receipts of cattle show a
decrease OF nearly 500 compared with the same
time last week and almost $500 compared with
the corresponding time a year ago. The market
was again very unsatisfactory to statesmen.
there being an outlet for comparatively small
number OF cattle. and prices In practically ali
cases were below expectations. Some of the
leading buyers were wanting a few OF certain
kind. and there was really competition in the
market for any kind. Consequently II was very
dificult to consummate sales, and the market
throughout the day slow. tiresome and I'M
certain 1t Is true that there was a very small
number OF strictly choice kinds here, and of
course. this has tendency to add weakness to
the market. Sales nearly soc lower than a
week ago in all lines, and II claimed that
q good many cattle could not be sold even at
the decline. The cow market appears to be SUI
ferins more than any other. and some statesmen
claim that bids were so low that they were not
worth consideration good deal OF the avail
able space In the pens Is occupied by cattle that
not entirely suitable for any purpose. Sales
men are greatly discouraged over the situation.
and buyers themselves claim that the outlook is
not very good Quotations:
Good TO choice steers. 1850 lbs and
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Treasury Statement.

NGTON.-Thursday's statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund, exclusive of the $l5OOOO,000 gold re-
serve in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balances. s221 1885, ZIG
NIOlQ LOO, Iul,
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Wool.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Cotton-spot closed
ouiet: middling uplands, sac; middling gulf,
siIc Sales 81 bales. Futures barely steady.
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Certificates have been issued the following
named Indianians:
Increase. Reissue. etc.-George Newton, La
Widows Minors and Dependent Re.atives-
Leah A. Hhellady. Indianapolis s.: Mary Pow
ell sheldon. s.: Chimera sarver. Tulip S.
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transactions at the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDs. INDIANAPO-
LIS, Oct. 2.-Cattle-Receipts none; shipments
none. The market was weak on everything ex-
cepting strictly fat kinds. and the demand was
not urgent. The calf market was steady, with
the best at 81. Quotations:
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dollars 40Ac.
LONDON.-Bar silver quiet at % 9-l6d per
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-There has been very
on,st market to-day on the spot. owing to the
Jewish New Year holiday. few buyers being
in Attendance No other change can be noted
for either staple or fancy lines Of cotton goods.
silks and ribbons firm. but demand mod
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INDIANAPOLIS, GREENWOOD q
FRANKLIN II. n. CO.

p...~nxer cars leave Pennsylvania ana WASH
,ngson streets. First car ~ q. m. and hourly
,nssreaftsr until 10 p m Last leaves at mn
y combination passenger and express leaves
Georgia and Meridian streets Cor Greenwood onl3
al $50 q N. and $50 p N
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Metala.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-wool quiet: medium
grades and combing. 15q1Sc; light fine, lSQ1Ic;
heavy fine, 10gl3c; tub washed, .lsq2sizc
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SAFE DEPOSITS.
Joel WILLIAMS,
j CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Once ysi end s9s Lemcke Building. New Phone ss31


T.. NJ. time is in BLACK ngures- Trains Married
thus; Daily; S-Sleeper; P-Parlor Car; c.
Chair Car; D-Dining Car; t-Except Sunday;
t-sunday only tDaily except Monday
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

ST. LOUIS, Oct LEAD steady at siQ4. ON
Spelter firm at IS. %
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INDIANAPOLIS a EASTERN RAILWAY
COMMENCEMENT LINE.
Time Table Effective Aug. 18th, 1904.
General Omces, Room 4, FrankIfn
HufIhfnU.

For Greenfield. Knightstown ard intermediate
stations passenger cars leave Georgia and Me-
rtdian streets. First car s.57 a. and hourly
thereafter until e5T y. m Next and last car
leaves at ll:l5 y. m
'combination passenger and express cars leave
Georgia and Meridian streets at s.s7 a m, 7.s1
n M Il:57 a. m, 3;5T p m. 1851 p m
- 49, Freight Cars
IT, Greenfield and intermediate stations only
rrsxe al Georgia and Meridian streets az 7:51
~ and leave at a. m. Also arrive at al
:, m and leave at $50 D. IN.
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Common to medium cows and calves. 20 o0g3o.0o
Hogs-Receipts. 300: shipments small. The
market was slow, but prices held about steady
at yesterdays figures. The Eastern demand is
still very small, and the local men are still out
OF IT, All offered were sold. the market closing
nui Of md a+a adv at
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HUMANITARIAN CHI, IND. e. LOUIS ny.
dskLlIlIl.llll2 TICKET Once, Is West wssh g:
LAKE ERIE q WESTERN r.. Il.
INDIANA, DECATUR q wEsTEH

oledo Chicago and Michigan x......fT.oo sio.2s
oledo Detroit and Chicago lin zig 90 25
Nuncie, Lafay'te and Mich C'y spec. 80 t1o-25
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lGranger Farwen & Co.'S wire.l
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City Ticket Once. No. 4 East washing ten 81
rrrvrr AVN Af'~~
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Butlding Permits.

Transfers. %; total consideration.......s si.575
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DECLARACIONES
DEL SR. AMADEO

De una interview que ell sehsr don Lusas
Amaoeo a. IA tenfdo con nuestFo qaerido eoIega
Ht Force7a1T, copiamos 10 signieate:
~EI senor Amadao nos die que eonsidera
Ia Ley FORAKER inferior espfritu liberal to-
zion nos di6 ESpaaa; 81 cree que esa lev as In
dlgna de habeR sido heoha en- IN pueblo tan
Ilere LIBERAL eomo Ell pueblo americana, v
pensa que ella es depreEiva, en- alto grade.
para nosotros los pusrtorriq uenos
ri nos diJo 10 sigEiente: Gss IN prfnsfnio
de Ia siencia polftlca cue aIIf donde ell uoder
e9eeutVo puede inserVsniP en- Ia faculsad de-
hacer las leyes, fnv&diendo la ssfera del podgr
sgisiaEVo-eonao gucede hoy en- Puerto Rico
10 lfberSad estA mueraaR
Esa ley, SGeptada con fEuici6n Dor los rs
pueileanoss fue cOmbatda poH al sefi3r ANA
aeo ante los mismoa pol1ticos de Washington
euando 90 elaecFaha para iniurIa nuestra. En
lus infermes loa Diputados Y Sanadores. '
ante el mfsn1o Preaidente, Puerto Rico hehl6
por Ia nrne palabra del sefIor Anadeo, eulen,
eneFglcamente, combatio ante eIIos Ia tendsn-
ei@ eentraifEadora de Ia Ley Foraker MuchAs
loess oimoS antics de aver de las que sl geSfor
AmAdeo expuso ante Rquelcs homhres IDEAS
que sseguramos harlan suyas, sbsoIutamente
Mrn9z Rivera Aouha, B!anco, de Diego. Pal
mer, en- sum&: todos los hombres del psrtido
federal. Pa ~0
El seior Amadeo pIensa que no hay mas
hAmlno que la union da los OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
para Ia defensa com6n: 81 cree Que Ia shsor-
zion poiitieA estA ia hecha, que, en- ese pun
tos 60 FemediableEaenta nuestro desastre.
Plsnaa qus 81 La union sc hubiese veriRcsdo al
Hegar ies ameFieaGos, acaso no tendFfzmos
que lsmentAr todavfa ese hseho fatal; peFo al.
&c que aHn podsmog defsndernes sn 10 acon6-
mIco, 81 nay union ? orisnt&ci6n eientffca en
- mooo oe determinar nuestres aetcs en- ts
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ordeni nos dijo con acento patri6tice: enien-
tras seamos dDenos de 10 TERRA el pals Sc
habrG ido, eonpletamsDte, de nuestras names:
conseFvemes 10 TERRA TODD frances
"a Sc saee que 81 viene debatfsado 81
asuntio de IN emprestfto q1a traiga vida 6
la sgrlcuItnra puertorriquens ;, que anime &
los pFppiebarios cultfvar & no vsndar.
TQVo una msgnf6ca frase al habiar de las
nuevas tendenciAa del senior Matenzo; cara
precise que nos apretasen ell dogal, como 10
hseerI, para csmbiar de rumbo
Maestro compatriota nos dij7: $40 no he
tornado posesio1 de mi cargo de Dslegado en-
mas; paro nosotros creemos cue 81 quiso dar-
nos entsnder. con esas frsses, 10 sfgulente:
eyo no p1edo estar en- donde Sc ela0ora en-
contra de Ia personalidad de mi pafs.S
Fer dtimo, Ell se61r Anadeo, que piensa
como Matienzo en- esto de Ia union, no hace
como Matienzo CUE, dsspu6s de sus patri6ticoz
discursoss Sc queda dentro del partido repu-
bifcano: Anadeo nos dijo: <i2n dlstaneiado es-
toy del paFlido repubiicano, eonao del partido
fsderal nj essoy cor arbosa, nj estoy cen
Mt I,1S.
e sefi1r AmAdeo nos autaats6 dar esta
sinseEfs de So inspirsca conversation. Hamog
procnrado eefiirnos la verdsd, completa-
ments.
I'or 10 dem6s, ell senor Amadeo que--lo de-
eimos sn su honor-esta limpio de eulpa en
todo sse coniunto de tristss sueesos de Ia po
Utica, en los tres 6jtimos sf3s; el seflor ANA
Geo Que es IN patricia, Sc engs1A 4 madias sn
ests dltirns a1rmaei6n; sabemcs que no esGI
con B&rbosa-no pGede e&t&Fio --peFo, dantrn
del oFden de las Ideas, ests con Monoz, p0Fqua
Aunpz esta con los que anteponan, como 10 ha.
se si senor Amsaeo, Ell amor y la defansa, y In
1ignldad da Puerto R!co, todes los eAlcul0s,
todas las convenisnciass.
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el6trleo, en psriuieio de ia ssociedad de Ii. Lus
e ectricaS que existe hsee ttempo en- egts eiu-
dad.
Sic espeFa que 81 Ayuntamlerto tomark Ia
actItnd de iusticia necessria pars ,vitar esos
priviIegios.
Agrpino Garrido fu6 agredido en- Ia mari.
IA por al fndiTiduo que lie dispar6 dos tiros
do rev6Ivsr sin consecueneias
Il asunto esta en- e iuzgado.
IE mertas Sc tom6 declaration 3 nueatFa
amigo Rafael del Vale por Ell asunto Gus ne ne.
laeiona con ID muerte de Pedro Q hjAno.
suscricenes La DEMooBACIA, The IoutH.-
TO Rioo Herald, EE Figaro La Aq,afa La Efo.
l1tet6n, An6rico Marin, Ponce. p.
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Jose Ramon Rivera
AREo1Bo, PUERTO RICO. s~-PLAzA MAYORS
Farmacia, drogueria Iaboratorio especiaidades
T0DO L0 CONFERENCE.-The AL RAM0

de las
ecurs apo reciones
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Amaui Tnglatera
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Las recn
Europa ~
dires con m
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de lac
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Intehgente Acertada
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