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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-11-13
SHERIFF,S SAIr
First publication. Oct. 80, 1902.
"uEr SruAmn q, C1@.~

First publication. Oct 30, 1902
THE STATE OF SCONSIN-CircuitC CONF
i -Kenosha County Soui
Sarah A. Bailey, Plaintiff VS.. Mrs A.,
HOlderness, Defendant N-A-''
by virtue of and pursuant to an execution
issued out of said Court on the 25th dav of
Octooer, A. u, l9U2, upon the judgment in tho
above entitled action, duly rendered nv 81
Servatzlus Werwie, a Justice of the PeSce in
and for said County, on the 10th dav of AnouSt
a. y IoSs, transcript OF which was duly filed
in the once OF the Clerk of the Circuit Conf
or said County on the 18th day of Anpnst a
ID 1899, and docketed therein for the sun1 81
seventy-one dollars and eighty-seven cents.
(S71.8 3D. l, the undersigned Sheriff of Eo,os1an
County, shall offer for sale and sell at n,,bit
auction at the front door of the Court Honseo
IN the City of Kenosha, in said Connie on
SdaaIuroay, the 18th day of December, A D
l9U2 at TWO o'clock in the afternoon an tba
right, title and interest which the said he
fendant. Anna HoldernesS, had in and tn tho
real estate hereinafter described. on tt e 17tn
Jay VI august, u 1879, Or which she ac-
CURED at any time thereafter, or so much
thereon as may be sufficient to satisfy the
amount due upon Judgment, toe ether with in
terest, subsequent costs and the expenses of
follows: "o
Part OF the southeast quarter of section
thirty (3O), OF town two (2). north of rance
Gwe3nnty- Gnree lS3l east, more particularly de-
ScrlDeu as commencing at point on the east
line OF block twenty-seven or in the Eighth
ward OF the city of Kenosna two hundred
SlXGy-nVe (2oo) feet north of the south-eas
corner thereof; thence west paraIIel with
south line of said block one chain, eighty-fonr
links; thence north parallel with the east line
OF said block fifty (5O) feet: thence east paral-
lel Win south line of said block one chain.
eighty-four links to east line thereof. thancn,
south on east line of said block to place of De.
ginning. - 70
Terms of Sale Cash
Dated at Sheriff's ONCE Kenosha WILSON,
sin, October 20, A D. 1902. y -'0oi
CHARLES H. WHITCHER,
Sheriff of Kenosha County, Wisconsin.
HENRY j. HASTINGS
PLAINTIFFS AttOrnov
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First publication Oct. %, 1902.
OTATE OF WISCONSIN, Co,,,+

F1fSG puD1cat1On Oct. %, 1902
QTATE OF WISGONSIN-Countv Cont
, Kenosha County.
In the matter of the real estate and rroof of
heirship of David P. Mathews late of Keno
sha County, Wisconsin, deceased, and further
in the matter OF the real estate and nToof Of
he1rship OF Cynthia Maria Smith formerly
Cynthia Maria Mathews, late of Racine CountX
Wisconsin, deceased.
Notice of Hearing Petition in said matter
Notice is hereby given that at the regular
term OF the County Court to be held in ard for
the County OF KenoSha, in said State al the
County Court Room in the Court House in the
City of Kenosha, in said County, on the first
Tuesday being the second day of December
A. D. 1902, at ten O'Clock A. M or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard, the appli-
cation and petition of William F. Bohn nrav
ing for the Judgment of this Court finding and
determining who are all the heirs of David p
Mathews, deceased, and of Cynthia Maria
(comn only called Maria) Smith, deceased. and
what are the especttve rights and interests of
the parties mentioned in said petition and of
any party or parties il the title of said deee-
dents or any or either of them in the lands or
interests therein owned by the decedents or
either of them at the time of their his or her
death, and naming the parties entitled to in
terests therein and the part to which each is
entitled, will be heard and considered
Notice is further hereby given that said petit
ton is on file in said Court and NAV be exam
ined by any party interested therein
Dated at the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin
this 18th day of October. A. D. 1902?
By the Court.
RUSSELL I'll. SLOSSON, County Judge
PETER FISHER, Attorney for Petitioner. 81
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-11-13

THE annual slaughter both Of men
and deer is now about due. The move
ment to prohibit the use of the modern
high power long range rifles in the
hunting regions and substitute there
for weapons perfectly well adapted to
the work, but of less carrying power,
seems to have fatted out and the
sportsmen will be under fire without
knowing it, unless they happen 10 be
hit, most of the time. The cheerful
idiot who looses off at anything that
moves within range Of his vision will
also be very much IN evidence and the
list of his victims is expected to be a
lengthy one. If the authorities look at
the matter in the proper light, and in
stead of extending nearly as much
sympathy to the men who do the kill
ing as to the families of the victims of
these accidents" see to it that some
of them receive long terms for man
slaughter, they may be able to discour-
age this practice of indiscriminate
shooting somewhat.
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Election Board Completes the Work Of
Figuring out the Returns
This Afternoon.
MALoNEY LEADS THE COUNTY.
Clerk of the Circuit Court Has Plurality
of 539-LaFollette Gets County by 81
Timme Scores With 214.
(From Fridays Daily.)

The last official act in connection
with the election of 1902. was COM
pleted this afternoon, when the Elec-
ton Board consisting Of Judge Slos-
son, County Clerk Crosby and Michael
Hensgen completed the work of count
ing the vote as returned from the cleo
ton officials.
The official count has made no differ
ence ia the result IN Kenosha county,
and every one of the Republican cam
didates is safely in the winning col
umn. John B. Maloney leads the Re
publican ticket with plurality of $50,
and Congressman Cooper is second,
with plurality Of 500. The lowest man
on the county ticket is District attorney
Buckmaster, who wins by majority
Of o. Governor LaFollette, as shown
by the official count, ran farther be-
hind the ticket than was at first ex-
pected, and the official count allows
him only "a plurality. Sheriff Tnme
will go into Office with plurality of
PA, or ten more than was given him or
the nrSI estimate.
The voting on the amendments was
light, and only about one-third Of the
total vote cast. The amendment to
change the banking laws, and the one
to provide for the adjustment of the
pass from public service corporations
c rried, but the amendment for the
change in the election Of the State
Superintendent was lost by large
majority of the votes.
The women Of the city, as shown by
the official returns, cared little about
the election, and less than a score of
them registered their opinions at the
polls.
The following is the official count
for the full ticket:
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First publication, Oct 90, 1902.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

HENOSHA COUNTY COURT. In Probate.
n In the matter of the will of Caspar
Struck deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands of all persons against Caspar
Struck, deceased, late of the town Of
Bristol, in said county of Kenosha
will be examined and adjusted by the County
Court of Kenosha County at the regular
terms of said Court to be holden at the County
Court Room, in the City OF Kenosha, in ard
for said County, on the first Tuesday of
March, A. D. 1908 and on the first Tuesday
Of June. A. D. 190S at 10 O'Clock A. M. of
those days; also that the time until and includ-
ing the first Tuesday of May, A. D. 1903
is the time allowed and limited for creditors
of said Caspar Struck. deceased, to present
their claims for examination and allowance
Dated at Kenosha, the 10Th day of
October, A. D. 1902 By the Court
RUSSELLH II. SLOSSON
% County Judge.
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First publication, Oct. %, 1902.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
r ENOSHA COUNTY COURT-In Probate.
e. In the matter of the estate OF Harriet

HENOSHA COUNTY COURT-In Probate
N In the matter of the estate of Harriet
e. Bacon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands Of all persons against Harriet
E. Bacon, deceased, late of che town of
Bristol in said County of Kenosha
will be examined and adjusted by the
County Court OF Kenosha County at the
regular terms of said Court to be
holden at. the County Court Room, in the
City Of Kenosha. in and for said Cou lty
on the first Tuesday of December. A d. 1902
1903, at 10 O'Clock A. M. of those days; also
that the time until and including the first
Tuesday of May A. D. 1908, is the time
allowed and limited for creditors of said
Harriet E. Bacon, deceased, to present their
claims 10, examination and allowance.
Dated at Kenosha, the 21st day of October
A. ID. 1902 BY the Court.
RUSSELL Fl. SLOSSON,
% County Judge
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A QUIET HOME WEDDING.
Albert G. Anderson is United in Marriage to
Miss Bertha Anna Ketelhut.

A pretty home wedding was cele-
brated at half past seven Wednesday
evening at the home of Peter Ander-
son, $50 Lyman avenue, when Miss
Bertha Anna Ketelhut became the
bride of Albert G. Anderson.
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. p. E. Baisler, pas
tor of the Grace English Lutheran
church, in the presence of a few
friends and relatives Of the bride and
groom. The bride was attended by
Miss Sofa Anderson, while Ferdinand
Schmelling acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson will, make
their home nIKenosha and will be at
home to their friends at 500 Lester
Court after Nov. Goth.
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to Eastern points reached by the Nickel
Plate Road, willieave Chicago Novem-
Der IL, II and Is, 1902, at rate of one
fare for the round trip, plus So. By
depositing return portion of ticket
with agent of terminal line at destina.
ton, liberal return limit will be
granted. John Y. Callahan, General
Agent, 113 Adams ST., Chicago, will
be pleased to furnish any additional
information. W
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First publication, Oct. 16 1902.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

K ENosHA COUNTY oouKr'-ln Probate
In the matter of the estate OF William G
Butrick. deceased
Notice is hereby given that the claims and
demands of all persons against William c..
Butrick, deceased, late of the town of Bristol.
in said county OF Kenosha, will be
examined and adjusted by the County Court
of Kenosha county at the regular terms of said
court to be holden at the County Court Ro m
in the City of Kenosha il. and for said County,
on the first Tuesday of January, A. D. 1903, and
on the first Tuesday of June, A. d. 1908,
at 10 O'Clock A. M of those days; also that the
time unit, and including the fist Tuesday of
May, A. D. 1903, is the time allowed and
limited for creditors of said William c. But
rick, deceased, to present their claims for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Kenosha. the 9th day OF Octo-
Der. AL ID. 1902 BY the Court,
RUSSELL Fl. SLOSSON,
81 County Judge.
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Next Yacht q Freak.

1t Is rumored that the next HERE
shoff cup defender will be Of the ex-
IRENE type-in other words, a freak.
How has the noble art of modelling de-
generated since racers were built solely
on the merits of their shape. We have
now the racing machine that Is sent
through the water through the dexter
GUS handling of mechanical forces.
Even that is not more to be trusted, it
is said, but the building jockeys hope
to catch each other mapping and inter
pose a freak. The models the thing, it
used to be thought. Now 1t is anything
that will Win.-Boston Globe.
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THE election officials do not seem to
have been much frightened by the cir
cuIar letter of the Chairman Of the
Social Democratic campaign commit
tee warning them that the full returns
If the Social Democratic vote must be
made. Anyway exact returns on the
Social Democratic vote are hard to get.
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The Rummage sale has fallen under
the ban of the labor unions. AT the
meeting of the Milwaukee Trades
Council Wednesday night the rummage
sale was criticised as "unsanttary,
dangerous and n-Christianlike." The
labor uniors] will have the support OF
the retail merchants in their efforts 70
do away with the rummage sale.
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KENosHA may have something to be
especially thankful for on Thanksgiv
ing day this year. The contractors
saw that the Main street bridge will be
open before then.
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A PROPHET is not without honor
save in his own country. Each OF the
candidates for Governor lost the city
he lives in. Madison went Demo
cratic by 10 Tuesday and Rose lost
+he CITY and county of Milwaukee.
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MAYOR ROSE will now resume bush
ness at the old stand. Judging by the
city's vote Milwaukee thinks that ne
makes too g GOD Mayor to lose.
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THE NEW WAY

gives long life and beauty to your
laundry. Ruin and dissatisfaction is
the result of the old way. Our way is
the new way. The correct way.
EAGLE LAUNDRY,
258 Main street, Telephone 1913. n12
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THE Social Democrats haven't got
anybody to be social with. The regu-
lar Democrats dop't like them any
more since the election.
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Mayor Rose ran more than a hund-
red votes ahead of the Democratic
ticket in the county, and carried Keno
sha by ten votes.
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THIS mild weather is godsend to
the poor. The retail merchants VIII
have their turn later.
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THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1902.

HAVE you paid your election bets
vet?
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Old papers 5 cents per hundred at
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ONE Of the peculiarities Of Tuesdays
election is causing considerable dis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

L9s que suscriben, en- su mayor parte pro-
pletarios, vecinos lei t6rmln 1urlsalcciOnsi oe
II Atillo, aiarmados por los rumores que eorreni
oe uue en- la presente Lagtslatura SO tfSta de
ennrImtr a amos municipiosy te IA arosos de qua
en- Ia elimination que sc proyecta SO lnSluy&
nIastEo pueblo, respetnosam snse exponetnos'
Que nuestra municipAlidad cueutA con mas oe
setenta AfI Js de existencia, nA Venlao en csc
largo lapso de tempo soateniendo desAhog ada
mente sns cafgas, como 10 demuestra hoy 81
estado de 5n administraci0n, segda liq otaaclon
que por separRdO Sc acompanA, De Ia cuSi
fesultA adeudarae solamente, dc presupuessos
carradog, Ia cantidad de 972 dollars 81 centa-
vos, para pagar dichA cAntidAd cnenta el ma
nicipio con mas de tres mil dolars que exssen
en- rsci5os talonarios por coorar, con dos
cianaos dollars en- el presupussto coTrlanso' pa
m satisfaeer deudAG anberSores A1emAs cuen-
10 con s21 pesos % centavos como resto de la
cAntlaAd de ,437 pesos moneda espGclal que
mAnd6 eonsignar oil dJolerno h'pAhoi en- el
presnpnasto ordinario de 1898 80 como fngfe-
scs Que ceifA Ia Iltendeneta por consume de
bebf1sa Aceh6llc&si segdl estsoa preVisto en-
Ia Ley dc contabIlidad que regi& en aquella
fschAi cantidad de s21 pesos S3 centavos, q le
Run Adeuda oil Estado este ATuntamlsnto.
eae @inpsrAbitD, hay q 1e agregAr la cifcuns-
tsncla satlsf Actoria, de que no Sc adeuda nsdA
A los Csntros Sdperieres. SostieDe, ademAs el
pueblo sin sacrihcio en- 10 que respechS 81 ma
teYial ,cuRtro escuelas gfaduadas una De In
g.sl, fnstaladas en- una hermosa casa propie-
dad del naunisipio siete ruralss en- los 6arrios
del campo.
Ia rIausza de la ManIcipAHdad de II atillo,
Aegha la i TINA ev&lRacion practicable, ascfen-
do seiscisDt0s sesentS mil seiscensos
schanta sste dollars, que le permite sostener
las atenciones del presupuesto corrients, mon
tante < cnatro mil noveGiantos treinta dolGrs;
' tan es asi, q le con la EecRudaci6n hsbida del
medic por ctsnto que ls corresponds 81 iu-
pussto de licores que de8srmina 10 seccioa ~
IL de- In Lay @Oara proseer de reutAs Al pueblo
de Puerto Rico y otros nnesS, quedan aAfsfe-
rhoa los gastos Que encisrra dich1 prssapnestc
haetA ai al de Eaero del corrisnts Gf1.
Dsl d ttmo censo de almas pracsicadO re-
nuIta /; cue eate tarmino municipal euenta con
10 449 habitAntes, que en- ga mayor pArte pro-
tastan de la anexi6na
CIonsileTRda esta popiAclon, For VaTiaa au-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

torldadee n6licas, como de las mas salu-
dables por sisusci6n orill&s del m ar, CON
puerto b abititAdo por ell FL )norable Ct sneral
HanrY, Gobernador que fa6 de Ia isla con-
tando ademAs con edi6ciOs propios del NJ uni
ciplo, como una casa A gunta mie nto Juzgado
municipal carniceFfa, matadePO, csmenterios
cAt6lico civil, un harmoso temple cato leo Y
civil, IN hermoso tGmplo cato leo la refarida
casa donde estAn ipstaiSdas, y por Ia ventsiA
de tener mas cercA que ninguna ctra p0bia-
ci6n, la estaGf6n del fsrrocArrit de clrcunvalA-
ci6n; dsmu6stYanse de una maneFR evidente,
p0T 10 anterfoFmente expuasto, cue aste mnni-
ciplo tiene vida propia es de agrAdo la
anext6n, porq ne cou ella, bal 81 punto econ6
mlco, Ia propledad urbana sufrlrfA ma not6-
BILE depreciation ell comarcio angGidecarft y
Ia propiedAd agrfeola tambi6a sufrirfa psriai-
clos; 4 MAYOR abundamiento de rszones, O
qde es hog pusbio pr6speFo, sesf4 m afi 4nA
con la aneXion, an montdn de eAaas deshahi-
tad&s sin uttlidad slguns. surgtando en- tai Ca
so, el tne0n venienba de Que, los yecIl0s de este
tetmtno, para evacuar sus mas PEG uefias dilf-
gsnciaa asontos Standardization judicial
les, Heudrfan que salvAP laFgas data 0cias para
ir la cabsceras donde sin dudss por deacono.
Ctmtento fatfrEo de los nuev0s fanciOnafios, nd
tsndrf IN tan prOnba sOlaci6a sns asuntos como
en- Ia actualfdad origin6ndoes gastos moles.
tias que hoy no tfenen.
Con 10 preteudlia ane2i6D, no mejofa en-
NADIA Ia aitaEct0n del contribuyente, puestu
que cou ell actual sistema contrbutivo, SO pa.
Ga por al capital evaiuadc; a1em&s de la con.
tribuci6n actual, tendEfsmos que sopofssr Ion
Erhn1es Im pu5sbos % pRkeut0s, que 09 &cuerGri
CON la authorization que concede Is seccI6n 81
de Ia cttada 10y de rent2s, impondrfs la cabe.
cara para cnbrir al d66stt de ni )sos pie~
supuestos.
I'll 8yuutsmtanto tom6 acuardo en- fscha
anterior, protestsndo de Ia anaxl6n, segGn co.
plR certf6cada que acompafia.
Por tAnto, ec1rrimos, sIpdcando " Ell.
interpongA poderosa Ia fl rencia, con al an
ds que prevAlezca la tusticiA en- este asunto
como todos esperanaos, no prospare 81 pro-
yectA que 80 trata de realizaF, Rnex&ndonos &
extrafis torisdicci6n, por estsr damoatradc ple-
nAnaents qae tsnemos vita propia.
Atillo, 5l de Easro de 1908.
MuY respatuossmante
{ Hay $50 dfmRs.-La mayorfA de propia.
tarios).
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

para el skbado de la pr6xima ssmans, y Sc CO.
lebT1ra en- al te&tro.
con este van tres apIGz0n1tentoS
Ahora s6lo fAita resulte 10 que con Ell parto
de los 'no4ltss; que despu6s de tanto ruido saiga
un ratonciilo.
Auoche el bale del teatro So lie exsrav6
una cruz de hrillanSes la respectable atnorA
dcha ManueiR B lstalo Ei valor de esta prem
da pass de nil &dollGrs@, SO ofrecen 200
pesos al que ID entregue.
La pG!:efa fu6 avissda, SO comenzarop hs.
Ger avsriguaciones sobre eI paradero de sats
valiosa prenda, ain que al termtnar ell bale
hubIess sido encontrada.
Continuan los hoyos en- al trozo de csrrete.
ra que pasa por eI interior del pueblo de Rio
Piedras. Saoemos de mas de- 100 personas que
se han caido en- est0s q timos Qfas.
81 doctor Coll pidio la C6mara que fusss
eiiminado el artfcu uio 213 del C6digo poIfbico en-
que se exlge qae todo tftulo que tepga cone
xt01 cen la JuntR superior de Sanidad, sean
examinados en- riVSlidad. Opina Coll que ESQ
SD antt-ltberaI, pues sc presta fAvoritlsmea de
esa tunta, & mas menos inflnenclss.
Personals legadas de Mayaeuez nos dlcsr
que es In constAnte peifgro eI que tienen los
pasaiaros que pasan oil puente del ferrocarrl
que hay de AkAsco Mays giisz. Gada vez Que
pasan los cOches por encimR Sc siente crullrt
al extremo que muchos passieros prederen pa
sarlo pie antes que exponer la vida.
Pateee que por quieD puede hacsrlo segs
dtctads' una icy qua prohibira la iugads de
gallos, ,siendo cestigsdos con gran penR los que
infrinian esta orden.
Ei juzgado de- Catedral ha aldo trasladAdd
e. Ia caite oe SLa FortalezaS ndnero Il. El lO
cal que ocupsoa qued6 para Ia Notsrfs de-
seflor don Damian Monserrat
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08
UNA TORRIQUENA
EN- UN PRESIDE EsPE MOL

IL Director de e6rceles don Maxlmino Luz
zunsrisi al buscar nu documeuso que hsbis
s11o enVlado desde Washington al gobernsdof
hunt, encontr0 el nombrs de sells indiVidu0s
mas de Puerto Rico que estkn cnmpliendo con-
oenA ers Csata, preslaio en- 10 costa de Msrue'
co, y oil de una mujer puertorriqueHs que 70
encuensfA en- el penal de mnjeres de Alcala.
Ia mn1er 50 llama Maria Regina Leon
Lct empieadoe esPs olss 10 dejaron datos
ros.
hi aocamento que se hace referencs
americana en- Madrid
1amAs de los detsles cue US Sc han dsoo
o. Ia CanaAra de los 40 prisioneros en- Ceutas
Snada qae muchos mas SO encuentran en- ~
carcel Gel Puerto de Santa Maria.
Con estos ascienden q ~ Ell ID nero de pfA'
sioneron puertorriqus nos que Sc hsllan en- Ias
carceien espenolas. No Sc saben los motives
por el cual "a de elios fusron enviados D ~
peninsula, ,@Pero SO cree que son pTisionstos
po f5icos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-08

Va estk terninado ell ira bajo preparatorio
para al Album Cdt6ncht,s en- ei que hguraran
lnuchos anuncios una magnlhcs collection de
foto grabados representando paise1 20, ca .es,
lslsSas y edfhct0s notables de esta iucaliaAd.
D!cha importante obra, debida Ia inicia-
tiva de nuestro amigo don Pedro Catinchi, re-
putadc fot6grsto, estara termiaada CD el pla-
10 de un mes.
Ea Ia cata del Coto promovieron uu gran
9scsndalo dos muleres.
Maehos cuFiosos preseaciaron el especta-
Gulo, CUE ocurtl6 Ell jueves por ls nochs.
No oivider que es una verdadera ganga
auscrbirse al Figaro de Ia Habana.
Rep8rte anexo Ell Eco de Ia NOdd de Paris,
rffa bodos los entire los suscritores UN
PIANO DE 400 PESOS.
Ss puolica una vez q Ii semana cuesta
Ia suacrcf6n 90 eentavos al mes.
Agente en- Ponce. Am6rico Marfn.
El visrnes as quedaron muchos indivlduos
CON al deseo tle adqairir pertrechoa para Ell
Garnavai: puas era impossible entrar en- 81
Bagar O5erO
En- Ell naercado baj6 e viernes 81 precio de
Sc veudi6, de las 10 en- adelante IS cen
tsvos ei klo.
Ell rnartes Ii, 3 las media de In tarde,
So cerrarA ei hus6u para Ia corresLr- lencia
cue lievsrA |. EsSados Z Ridos Ell vapor SPhi.
ladelphIa> ae sale el II. de Ia capital.
En- Is tardls del vIarnas IN chico hiri6 81
etro Cd Ia cabaza de pedrada.
La hsrida fac de aigana consideration.
rsnbfdn ae biri6 en la oabess Felipe Nk.
iars, 81 caer de, IN cabaIlo ind6mito que mon.
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