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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-03-08

Ray Stone left Saturday evening
for Minneapolis where he intends to
enter Curtess business college.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-03-08

Miss Laura NJ. Peckham of De-
troit, Mich, arrived Wednesday, and
has entered upon her work as matron
of the Indian industrial school.
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81. B. Lund, practical MATCHMAKER

Notice reduced prices on wood at
Stewards.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-03-08

Senator Jones came up from st.
Paul Friday afternoon and spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his family,
returning Monday morning.
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Miss Marguerite Callahan spent
Thursday with her parents here
while on her way from st Paul to
Lidgerwood N. D. where she will
open a millinery store.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Grove came up
from St. Paul Thursday evening,
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We pay more than Morris price
for good wheat. 81. W. Stone & Co.
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Rev. Northrup went to Hancock
Thursday evening to speak on the
subject of Temperance" at an enter
tainment given under the auspices of
the W. C. T. u. of that place.
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Village election next Tuesday.

Notice the reduction in prices o
wood at Stewards woodward.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-03-08

The county commissioners will hold
a special meeting on Monday, March
10th, to act on some road petitions.
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William Owen, ably supported by
]. w. Mcconnell and strong COM
PAW, will appear at the opera house
Monday evening, March 10, in Romeo
and Juliet. This is indeed a rare
opportunity for the theatre goers of
Morris, and no one should miss this
opportunity of hearing that tragic
love story of the Capulets and
Moutagues presented by one of the
leading actors Of the century.
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F. A. Hancock has moved his
family into tLeir new residence on
Park Avenue near the court house.
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We sat at the table together.

She cast shy glance over at me,
She certainly looked like an angel
Oh Charley! Please order me Rocky
Mountain Tea, Hu1burd & Johnson.
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Eight of the Benson whist fiends
came up last Friday evening and
played a match game with eight
picked men of this place. It was a
remarkable battle as neither side was
victorous-the game was draw.
One series resulted in a score of II
to Is in favor of the locals and the
other 10 to Ii in favor of Benson.
They expect to do it over again one
week from tonight at Benson.
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A lumber company has been in
corporated under the firm name of
The E. J. Jones Lumber Co., with a
capital stock of 100000. Several
lumber yards and mills will be
operated in Minnesota and the Da-
kota's. The head Office will be in
Morris.
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Go to Morris City Mills fol-
New Gold Patent Flour, Silver Leaf
Fancy Patent, Bran, shorts and
middlings.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-03-08

FL. O. Eames returns ed from Red
Wing Tuesday morning after spend
ing q week with friends and relatives
at that place.
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The Farmers Institute manuels
have arrived and may be obtained by
those having cards by calling at the
Office of J. A, johnson.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-03-08

NoW's the time, spring time. Take
Rocky Mountain Tea; keeps the
whole family we'll. A great medicine
for spring tiredness. IS cts. Hull
burb & johnson.
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A case Of small pox was reported
the early part of the week, but it
proved to be a light attack of the
measles and the patient is again in
school.
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A fair sized audience greeted
William Ovens company in Renee
and Juliet at the opera house Tues
day evening. Mr.. Owen, who takes
the part of Romeo, is an exception
ally strong player and he has
excellent support in his whole
company. The parts of Juliet and
her nurse and also Sleeping Peter are
deserving of special mention. Special
scenery carried by the company added
to the effectiveness of the play. On
the whole it was very pleasing per-
Torrance and appreciated by those
present. Benson Monitor.
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James Fergus, pioneer of this
state and founder of Fergus Falls, is
reported to be dying at his home in
Lewiston, Mont. His relatives have
been summoned and it is expected
that his death may occur at any
time. He came to Minnesota in 1856
and founded the city Of Fergus Falls,
but remained there only short time
starting for Montana in the spring of
1861. He has a lucrative stock bus
mess in Fergus County, Montana,
which county is named after him,
and is highly respected citizen of
Lewiston, where he has made his
home for several years. He is dis
tinguished as member af the FIRST
constitutional convention and also q
member of the territorial Legislature.
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Feed your stock oil meal. For sale
by w f. Fowler.

Mrs. G. Wander Horck Of Mime
apolis is visiting her cousin A. De
Kay.
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Go to the Acme for fruits candy
and cigars.
The Students Club viii meet with
Mrs. Pomroy at the La Grand March
18th.
# you have a sweet tooth and want
q nice box Of bon bons go to The
Acme,
Several workmen have been en-
gagged this week in putting in new
hydrants, and repairing the water
mains.
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Feed your stock oil meal. For sal
by W. Fowler.
Mrs. G. Wander Horck Of Mime
apolis is visiting her cousin A. De
Kay.
The county commissioners will hole
a special. meeting on Monday. Marcl
10th, to act on some road petitions.
F. A. Hancock has moved hi
family into tLeir new residence OF
Park Avenue near the court house.
Go to Morris City Mills fol
New Gold Patent Flour, Silver Lea
Fancy Patent, Bran, shorts and
middlings.
Ell. o. Eames returned from Red
Wing Tuesday morning after spend
ing week with friends and relatives
at that place.
The Farmers Institute manuels
have arrived and may be obtained by
those having cards by calling at the
Office of J. A, johnson.
y . . +. { q
Senator Jones came up from St
Paul Friday afternoon and spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with his family.
returning Monday morning.
Miss Avus Healy left for Mime
apolis Thursday morning where she
has accepted a position in one of the
wholesale houses of that city.
The village caucus was in progress
as we went to press last evening and
we regret that we are unable to give
our readers the benefit of the pro-
ceedings of that meeting.
Patrick Vaughn of Alberta called
on The TRIBUNE Thursday. He ex-
poets to leave next week for Seattle
WASH, and other points on the coast
for an extended visit with relatives.
Any family wishing to get Mrs,
Keating's line daily butter, guaranteed
to be the best, at 20 cents per ID. the
year around may procure same by
leaving word at J. O. Pomroy & Co.
This butter is churned every day and
will be delivered three times week.
The statement of the Citizens
Bank appears in another page of this
paper. The footing shows substan-
tial increase of business since the
publication of the proceeding state-
ment and the bank is evidently in
condition.
Chief Of Supply Nordley of the
Third Regiment Minnesota National
Guard came up from St, Paul Thurs
day, to inspect and take charge of the
property of the state now in posses
sion of Co. I. The company will
shortly be mustered out. i
The fire sale which is being con-
1ucted by Estague & Co., is attract
ing large crowds of buyers, and the
stock is being rapidly closed out
Most of the goods are only partially
damaged, and are bargains at the
greatly reduced prices at which they
ire being sold.
The large stock Of Estaque & Go.
of dry goods, clothing,
goods, hats, caps, boots,
shoes and groceries, partially dam
ICED by fire in the Spooner block, is
being sold at fire sale. The stock
must be closed out quickly and the
jale will continue until all the goods
ire sold. Remember the place,
Spooner brick block.
Rev. hobbs was over from Beard
ley Wednesday, to procure the SER
ices of some of our local musical
alent for concert to be given in his
'hurch April l. A lecture course has
,een instituted there similar to the
me which the Epworth League here
las so successfully completed and
his concert will be the fourch num-
YER. The members of the Methodist
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in The
New Building

I am now ready for
business in my new build
ing posts the Mer-
chants Hote', where |
will be pleased to meet
ali ny old customers and
many news ones in search
of Drugs, Stationery or
Wall Paper,
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!; ON THE CITY CIRCUIT.
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SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1902.
q. B. Lund, practical matchmaker
Notice reduced prices on wood at
Stewards.
Mrs. Hawkinson, of st Paul is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. S. A. Flaherty Of
this city.
Mrs. CAVITY Of st. Paul is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Wunsch.
John Alderman and family left for
Sheldon Wednesday evening where
they will reside in the future.
The Irish American Club will have
a grand celebration in Morris ST.
Patricks day. Full program will be
published next week.
Carpenters are at work placing new
shelving in J. r. Krueger's drug
store and otherwise improving the in
terror of the building.
J. n. Devenny left the latter part
of last week for points east and
south, expecting to be absent fro m
the city about two weeks.
VIM. Leslie who has been here the
past week looking after some business
matters, left for his home in Alberta,
Canada Wednesday evening.
B. w. Brokaw, eye specialist and
= optician will be at Krueger's drug
store the 9Th and 7th only, of
every month. Eyes examined free.
James Donovan and Charles Pep
per Jr., who were visiting relatives
here for a week, returned to their
home in Breckenridge Wednesday
evening. T@S
E'Philip Melanchton" is the subject
of Rev. Northrup's discourse at the
M. E. churchnext Sunday evening.
This is one of his series on Gre
formers"
The Christian Endeavor society
, business meeting which was to be
held at home of Miss Gertrude
Darling last Monday evening was
postponed indefinitely.
The firm of Hall & Finnegan has
dissolved partnership Mr.. Finnegan
continuing the business. Mr.. Hal
expects to leave in few days for his
home in Elkhart, Ind.
The new national bank of which we
made mention in our last issue is
nearly organized, the charter having
-. d
been granted and arrangements are
being made for location. - |
For perfect satisfaction you must use
a Hero Grain Separator. 1t will take
every kernel of either wild or tame
oats out of your seed whsat, and clean
all kinds of seed grain perfectly.
Stewart sells them at $1,000.
The curio social given by the ladies
of the Congregational church at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Stewart last
evening was we'll attended and
financial success. Ye curios were
many and curious and, " musicians
played they're parts we'll.
The Fergus Falls Free Press which
was founded two years ago by G.. j.
Sawbridge, has recently been pur-
chased by J. G.. Durrell and Rev.
Morrison of that city. Both of the
new editors are experienced news
paper men. Mr.. Sawbridge expects
to resume the practice of law. |
In The
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rreccional, pudiendo ell Latrado con
-tinuar c}n la defensa del acusado
que bie1 tauga y eu su consecuen-
cia manifesto el L9tradO que renun-
cia Ia defensa dc Cristobal Andino,
81 bien contin1a defendiendo 6 Ra-
mon IgIesias, consigna su prc5ests
de indefeusi6n, por que la prueba
propuesta en- su referido critic, no
es conpleta. -AcCo seguido mani.
fest6 ell acusado Andiuo, que estaba
conforme en- defenderse por ST mis-
mo. La Sala di6 por terminado ell
incidente, disponiendo Ia cOntinua
ci6n del iuicio, instruy ndose al acu-
ssdo Addino del dereoho qua tiene
para re-preguntar & los testigos que
daclaren en- este juiciO. Fac inte
rrogado ell acusado Iglesias, quien
afirm5 que cuand0 lego por la ma
mana SIT tieuda encontr0 en- un ba
rril una cantidad de ron que le die
ron los dependencies 10 hab1A deja
do allf Crist6bal Audin0, para lie
varlo al siguiente dis q Ia casa de
BAlseiro y Georg 9tti.-Se procs1i6
q Ia prueba testidoal, sieudo exami-
nados bsjo jura mento con las sdver-
tencias legales por ID conducente y
por la Presidencia y parties, los tes-
tigos siguientes; D E luardo Geor-
getti, y D. Rafael BaIseiro Davil&.
"A instancia del Fiscal 80 acord6 y
celebr6 un eareo entire Sl testigo
B .lSeiro y el acusado Iglesias. .-E1
este estado y siendo las doca del d1s
Ia. Preaidencia dispu 40 la suspension
del juicio, para continuarlo q las dos
de Ia tarde, qued sndo cita1as las
parties y testigos, y frmando~ los
Sres. do la Sala, acasadores, defe L.
sor y acus2d0 que supo, de que GER
tifco.-Juan J. Peres, O.t) Schoen-
rich, Manuel O. Flgu 9roR, E lrique
Coma ez, H. Dlaz, L. Elpidio de los
Santos, Crist6b 81 Andino, P. S.
francisco G iudfa. -Ea Ia VII de
CONTINUATION Arecib) 20 de
DEL JUICIO: E lero de 1902 ante
OTRA ACTA:- Ia S&la de Justicia
compue 3tS de los Saforss D. Juan
J. Perea, Presidente, DON Otto
S ,hoearich, y D. Manuel O. FIgue-
rOa, (supl 2nte) Jueces as 2ciados con
a istaucia del San >r Fiscal D. Earl
que Gonzalez Darder, (su 9nte) del
10. D. Herminio Diaz Navarro en-
representation de les acusadoras
privados Sres. BA?s9ir y G 9orgetti,
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del Abogado del processdo Ramon
Igleslas por -robo, y de mi ell Secre-
tarlO sc hizo compares sr al lyle sias
y q su compa11ero Crist6bal Andfno.
y el Senior Presidents de ,laro abier.
ia Ia seganda session para Ia CONT.
nE7aeioa del jeicfo. Sgs3atiaE6 prae-
t1cando la prnebs testifcal, siendo
examinados bsjo juramento con las
advertencias del case, por 10 condu
cante y p0r Ia Presid8ncia Y parties,
los tes5igos sfguientes, Domingo Ne.
gron, Francisco Morales, Policfa In.
sular, que entire otras cosss dijo es-
te QItlmo, que ell ron ocu oado estaba
en- Is cass de 1g}esias en- la trastien'
da; slguleron dec arando jose Van
gas. Antonio Rodriguez, Ramon FL
gueros, Don R9migio Navedo, Quia-
tin Torres, Greg 1rio Milet, Ventu-
I'd Rodriguez que dijo: que estando
en- el slmac6n de los Sres. Balseiro
& G3oTg 3ttl layendo un perl6lico,
SO present6 el Guardl& Primitive
Hernandez y preguntandole Geor-
gettl por el resultAd0 de las diligen-
cias, que habfan pra 3ticado, le con-
test6 Hernandez que habfan practi
cado dlllgencias; pero que en- ese
lnt9rmedio com parsci6 ell Tanien.
te Gaztambide y no saba 10 que hi
20 este con las declaraciones. -Si-
guio declarando Jose Negr6u dijo:
que estando eu ell almac6a de los
Sres B&lseiro y G9orgetti en- busca
de una pala, le pregunt6 ell Senor
Georgetti al gusrdia Primitive Her
nandez, que habfan hecho de las dill
gencias practicadas en- averiguaci6n
del ron contesto ell guardia, que el
Teniente las hsbia roto tornado
otras d 2claraciones. Sig lieron de-
cjArando EloY Vargas, E yaristo Ca
macho, Francisco Davil+, Gumersin-
do Ferrao, y Fidei L. O No ha
biendO comparecido VAlentfo Acave'
do, d instsncia del deforeor, df lee.
tura a sus declaraciones sumariales.
Recibido un Telegram del 1eniente
Sr. Lopez Gazsambide, de orden de
la Pres:d 9ncia le df lecturA y 10
sg ego a continuation. Las parties
renunciar0n ell resto de esta prueba
y petici6a de todas, Ia Sala Sc re-
servo ell exame1 dc Ia documental, -
81 .Ministerio Fiscal modifc6 sus
conc usiOnes con las defnitivas que
agreg6 continuation, en- cuyo san
lido infor NO. Ell acus ador privado
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tambien modified las suyas, como SO
y6 sn su es9ritc quo 8 centinusci6n
agfego informsndo oralmante. Ell
defensor de Iglesias sostuvo como
dehnitivas sus conclusiones respecto~
q dlcho acusado,= y oralmente pidi6
su absolucion con las costas de of
clio. Preguntados los acusados 81
ten1an calgo que manifestar, en- su
defensa. expusier0n 10 que tuvieron
por conveniente. Y el Tribunal de-
llbefo Ia sentencia, cuyo fallo vot6
por unanimidad condsnando por
hurto q Cristobal Andino,- como au
tor 8 seis meses y un dfa de preside
oorreccional. va Ramon Iglesias
como encubridor, q sesenta Y cinco
dollars de multa, inuemnizaci6n ci'
VII q amoos soIidsriamente de vein.
to y siete dollars cincuenta centavos,
accesorlas Y costas; y frman -los
Sres. de la Sala, aous sdores, defen'
sor, y acussdo que supo de que Ger.
tifico. Juan J. Perea. Otto Schoen
rich. Manuel 0. Figueroa. Enri'
que G0nza.ez. H. Diaz. L Elpido de
los Santos. Crist6oal Andino, P.
S. Francisco Gambia
Y para entregar su instancia,
libro Ia presente, visada por ell Pre-
sidente en- Are 3ibo veinGe y cuatro
de Enero de mil move 3ientos dos.
Vo Bo
Felipe Ca1oht. =..
El Sacretario P. S.
Manuel j. CaLdeYGn
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C0MUNIGAD0.

Don Manuel de J. Calder6n ? Lo.
pee, SecretArio por sustituci6n del
Tribunal de Distrito de Arecibo,
CERTIF1CO: que en- ell rollo
nun. -384- correspondence & la
causa que Sc siguio contra CRISTO,
BAL ANDINO y RAMON IGLE-
SlAS por robo & <Balseiro y Geor-
gettis SO encueutran las constsncias
siguientes:
ACTA:-Ba la Villa de Arecibo &
veiute de Elero de mil novecientos
dCs, ante Ia Sala de Justicia, com
pue TIA de los Sres D. Juan J. Pc
rea, Pfesidente, D. Otto Schoenrich
y D. Manuel 0. Figueroa, (Suplente)
Jucces asociados con asistencia del
Sr. Fiscal D Enrique Gonzalez Dar-
der (SnpIente), del LcdQ. D. Hermi-
nio Diez Navarro eu represe ataci6n
de los aCusadOres privados Sres.
Balseiro y Georgetti, y del Abogado
de los procesados Cristobal Audino
Ramon Iglesias por rCbo, de mi
ell Secretarlo, So 9hiz0 c1mparecor q
a1uellos, = el Sr. Pfesidente decla,
r6 alberta la ses.0n. .-Iaterrogados
los acusadCs 81 Sc comics aban reOs
del delitO que SO les ha imputado, en-
el escritO de califcaci6n Fiscal, Y
hahiendo contestado negativamente,
el Sr. Pre- .idente mand6 continuar
el juicio; d1 cuenta del hecho que
motive la formation del sumario,
de que este comenz6 instruirse el
dia 25 de NOviembre de 1901 de
QUE el Scusado AndinO- SO halla ca
prisi6n provisional desde ell II del
actual, = el otrO scusalO Iglesiss en-
lib0rtsd. Lief los escritoa de califi-
csci0n y lista de testigos y paritos
que So nan pres9ntAdo on tempo, 6
hice relaci0n de las demas praebas
propuestas y sdmitidas. Segpida-
ment9 SO pas6 4 practicar las dill
gencIas de prQeb3, come1zando por
Ia offecida por el fiscal y al efecto,
exh0rtados los acusados & decir YER
dad, fu6 interrog@dO el primero &
tenor del hechO de autos por los
Sres. Presidente, acusadores de-
lensOr.-A insta1cia de Ia &cusaci6n
50 hizO cUnstar Ia declaration de
Crlst6bal Andino, que dijo, que ell
ron 10 lleV0 4 casa de Iglesias, pOr
Ordan eX3iusiva de este, que ESQ 10
declare ante el guRrdia Morales, 10
que frm6, y que al dla sigaiente hi
10 distintas manif9staciones ante el
T3niente Sr. Lopez Gazbam bide, por
que este le impuso que las diera:
que Iglasiss le ofreci6 al Teniente
Lopez Gaztambids cincuenta pesos
para que anslzara Is causa para que
no llegara & Ia Audiences, que
JuAn Maze an recibi6 les cincuenta
pesos en- Ia casa de CortGs HERNIA
nos, y que eab9 to, porque Sc 10
dijo lgleeiss y el barbero de Lopez
Gaztam ode, En- este estAdo mani.
fyst0 eI Letrado defensor, que en-
vista de 10 expueeto en- este acto por
-el acusado Audino, entiende que hay
iuc0mpaubiIidad en- d defense, por
ser 6sta COntrariG las instructor
nas que le tiene da1as dicho scusa-
DO para hacer el escrito do corclu-
5lones proVjsionale7, y pide la aus-
pension del iuicio para poder con-
tjuu6r desempef&udo su Mini3terio.
La SAia, Cejpu6s de OR las demas
parties, acord6 la continuation de
acto, por tratarse de un juicio col
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De WET.

El golpe audaz dado en- Noche.
buena por De Wet sorprendiendo ell
campamento del coronel Firmam,
inutiIizan1o cerca de mil hombres
entire muertos, heridos y prisionerCs,
y apodera 1dase de artillerfa, mum.
clones, vituallas y vestuario, ha da.
do nuevo relieve a Ia gran fgura del
famaso gaerrillero, h6roe va legen.
dario, tipo qu ecaSna ell pueblo por
cuya nacionalidAd pelea.
E. homore serio, de pocas paIa
bras, esfatura mediaua, complexion
robusta, y nadie al verle con su som
brero de fieltro de ala corts, sus
ante ojos ahumados, su chaquet os'
euro, sus maneras llauas y sencillas,
ver1a en- 81 al hombre de las empire
sas guerreras mas extraordinaria7
de los golpes rudos-6 inesperados,
de las maroh7s y estrategias invero'
Smiles.
Por su sndacis por su valor se'
reno, por su actividad prodigiosa,
por su perseverance, negotiable, no
solo hs conquistado Ia admiration
del mu3o, sino Ell respeto y a-cousi'
deraci6n de los que le combaten.
En- mas de una OCCASION, fun
ciouaIdo el cinemat6grafo en- los
F teatros de Londres. al aparecer ell
letrato de De Wet ha sid0 saludndo
con hurras y aplausos por el pdbIico
britauico. iQue la patria de Here
ward y Wallace, por mucho que le
ciegue el am n propio ea ests lucha,
reconoc9ra siempre Ell m6rito de los
braves que pelean por su iudepen
dencia h'sta morir 8 vencar!.
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TN VENTO MARAVILLOS0,

Cura n caspa, caI4icio, dolores de cabeza
u Z, sin embargo, cueSta 10 mismo cue Ia
poinil]a Ordinaria.
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"a Allen st ,
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
IN PUERTO-RICO
FOREIGN

Ono Yea ........... gold ...... 800
AYABLE IN ADVANCE.
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En- estA imprenta SO vende pa
pei de pari6aicos S2-@C al quiutal
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Buena vlsta's Budget.

Buena Vista, July S.-Arrangements
have been about completed for the com
bined Sunday School excursion to
Luray on July the 30th. The excur
sion will consist of the Methodist, Bap.
fist, Presbyterian, Lutheran and Epis.
copal Sunday schools. The rate has
been fixed at one dollar and fifty cents
and with the hearty cooperation of all
the schools and the merchants of the
town who have all agreed to close their
places of business on that date. we
hope to make the excursion a big sue
cess.
Rev. Mr.. Light, of Newport News, is
conducting very successful revival
meeting at the Baptist church.
Mr.. Samuel J. Pritchard, formally
of the Eakleton Hotel, Staunton, but
now of the Gladstone, Norfolk, is the
guest of his brother. Mr.. N. B. Pritch-
ard.
The paper mill is present shut down
for the lack Of coal.
Mr.. E. l.. Embree is in Bristol this
week.
The fourth of July passed off very
quietly here with the suspension of
work by the different industries of the
town the closing of the Postoff1ce and
Bank.
Quite party attend the opening ball
at Natural Bridge in the evening.
Mrs. DR.. Massie, of Richmond, is the
guest of her father, Mr.. J. w. Waddy.