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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-04-05
NOTICE. CLEAN UP.
Citizens of the City of Havs,

Citizens of the City of Hays,
Think Of the Big Fire of 1895
md then look at the streets and
alleys of the city, and you will find
said streets and alleys IN same con
dition as when refuse dumped IN
alleys caused the blg fire. All
persons arc hereby requested to
clean up, remove or destroy all
dirt. rubbish and filth on their pre-
misses, and not dump same into the
streets or alleys. The Marshal &
Street Commissioner will see thai
this request is complied with, and
persons neglecting will suffer the
penalty provided by laws and or
dinances in such cases.
IT, j. Penney, MGy0r,
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.SGced mana a time

Don't neglect coughs and colds sv
en- if is spring Such cases ott,-r'
result seriously at this season jn~'
because people are careless, A do,e
of One minute Cough cure viii
remove all Danger Abso!nte'
safe Acts at once. Sure cure fni
coughs, colds, Group, grip, bron
chstiS and other throat and Inno
troubles. 81 hsve used One Min
ute Cough cure several wears, 1t i,
the very. best cough medicine o.:
the market 1t has saved me manv
a severe spell of sickness and
warmly recommend it, saws P VI
G o Dawson, Barr. H. The chi
dren.s favorlte, j G Farley,
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Alma, Kas., Jan. %, 1902.
German Doctors, Kansas

German-American Doctors, Kansas
City, Mo.
My Dear Doctors: About the first
day Of December, 1901, 1 went to Kan
sas City to one of the hospitals. The
physician in charge said that it was
necessary in order to cure me to per-
form an important and dangerous surgi-
cal operation. After remaining in their
charge for more than a week, being
prepared for the operation, on December
II, 1901. my brother, William, came to
see me and advised me to consult with
you before permitting anyone to per-
form an operation. | desired to consult
you before going to the hospital but
was persuaded not to do so. Against
the orders of the hospital authorities,
my brother dressed me and took me to
you.
After a careful examination you pro-
nounced my case durable and an opera
ton at that time unnecessary. l took
treatment and returned home with my
brother the same day. When 1 started
your treatment several physicians said
that an operation was the only thing
that would save my life. When | went
TO you weighed 140 pounds; now, six
weeks later, weigh III pounds and am
feeling practically well.
My case is regarded by all as 9. a re-
markabIe cure. 1t is believed by those
acquainted with M case that if an oper-
alton had been performed on or before
December 18th it would have been fatal,
on account of my weakened condition.
can heartily recommend you TO my
friends and the afflicted whenever they
need medical attention.
Yours very truly,
CRIS MATHIES.
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will be given at the G. A r hall
T esday & Wednesday, April 18th
& 10th for the benefit of the new
81 .Joseph's church. Prof Blssing
Miss HArt2 and the Conservatory
students will render a splendid &
elaborate program Watch for il
Among the attractive features
will be the reproduction OF Faust
Old Kentucky home, Ii Trouvator,
Blue Danube, Sounds from the
North. and other attractions.
Adm ission- 20, Res, rUcd 50 cts,
A cordial invitation u exten
d-d to all, the object worthy voul
support and choice entertainment
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Henry Schulz has now returned
from his trip to Oklahoma.
Tom Parker was IN town this
week on cattle business,
Mrs Josie Hamilton Shoemaker
was IN town tins week,
Young folks enjoyed a card par
ty at Miss Dixon's Thursday eve.
George Spencer's shop Is much
improved sInce being painted.
DR.. Madd1ekauf has gone to
his old home in Mary land his moth
er beng very sick. Expects ia
be gone couple weeks,
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A remarkable case
ar Stucky-Will be
pie .sed to writ you
full particulars about
treatment, tc.
To Whom 1t May
Concern: This IS To
certify that my so2.
Harry stucky. aged
ten. was unable 10
walk for many
months and had to be
carried everywhere
~ vent Ohe year
ago he was carried to
the Gerrlan-American
Doctors for trear-
ment. After taking
their treatment he
fully regained his
health and can now
walk everywhere.
BENZ. j. STUCKY.
Mound Ridge. KS.
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NikIeS Bros.

desire 10 announce To the pnbib
g,s:i' IheV have bought out tie
G@o,ge Grass Gr0cesn store
aiG arc i,o" running it and solicit
coa,inuaHce of ih4 trade OF
Mr. Grass customers aud ali 9th
IRIS promising them the best and
efeshcst OF goods ut reasonable
prices. Give us call
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Is calves for sale.

80 Steers, 45 neifers.
In good condition. Price only $15
Can run on wheat to April LIST bv
purchaser paying the pasture, so
cts a month Apply to
Israel GremaW. HBys
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For .JaLd0e 23rd District
l hereby announce myself as a
Candidate for Judge of the 23rd
Kansas Judicial district, subject
tc the decision of the Republican
Convention. jas, II. Reeder
HAYS, Feb. 1, 1902.
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Stomach, Kidney Trouble, etc-Not been
go VII in Sear---Recommend treat
nent Of the afflicted.
Garden City, Kas.. Sept. 3. 1901.
German-American Doctors, Kansas
City, No.
Dear Doctors:-I Go not need any
more treatment; am cured. I have not
felt 50 well in years and am very thank
full to you. all those VINO are anlicted
should put themselves in your care 1
can heartily recommend you l am,
Yours very truly,
MISS MARY LANNOR.
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Il neq7eet means Danger

Don't neglect biIliousness & con
stipatlon Your health will suffer
permanently if YOU do. DeWitts
Early Risers cure such cases, NIB
Smith, Butternut, Mich, says: De
Wits Little Early Risers are the
most satisfactory l ever took. New
er grippe or cause nausea. j. {.
Farley,
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BIDS.

Bids MlIi he received unuI Non
daN Apri! 7ih I9o2 for the cid
lumber taken If the bridge south
of VicF0rIa Can he seen on the
ia m of Andrew .R'edel. near the
bridge Joc0b B'ssang, 10 Clerk
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Fred Solomon has been granted
an Increase in his pension,
Mrs James Reeder took q trip
east this week
Miss Putsy Miller is helping in
Mrs Kinks new millinery and asks
her friends to call.
Will Bemis received another
bunch OF cattle last SATURDAY. and
drove them out to his Saline river
rancho.
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+ OuSe to trade.

One Of our subscribers has 6
rOoRed house In south part of the
town, we'll finished, 2 lots and
lots of trees, etc, to trade for q
Farm not too far from town
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Jack to trade.

A good Jack, Guaranteed, tc
trade for horses. Sec
WIN, KIkTLAND. or
Israel Grcnell.
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Mound Ridge. KS.

He TT. Liver ond Nervoun @ss cu.eu
Kinsley. Kas., Aug. 6, 1901.
Gorman-American Doctors, Kansas
City, no.
Dear Doctors:-I can truly say that
your treatment IS wonderful. Accept
my thanks for your courteous treat
mcnt. With best wishes. l am
Yours very truly,
MRS. JOHN WANG. =
Catsrrl, and ocaer conn ested troas.l :
cured-Husban ana Wife lin n tha. q
49,. II Z and saccr.ss4st- 5xsn1s-J
Bluff City, Kas., June 10, 1891.
Gernan-American Doctors, t-d4.sas
City. Mo.
Ny Dear Doctors:--I am 50 very much
better che5 you VIII not have to send
ne ary NOR. medicine.
dr. Gore joins me II many thanks
for your kind tTeatn. at.
Yours very truiy,
MRS. R. e. GORE
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For Congress, Hay es White
For Judge, Jas. Il. Heeder.
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Furniture.
& Unde rtaker.

Still at the old stand ON Jnu1-
ntI street and with big stock of
GOOD FURNITURE
winch we will sell very cheap.
We have added Undertaking in
all ifs branches and invite Your
trade
Don't buy elsewhere until yon
have examined our goods,
Martin Rie0el & Son
late Brown & Riedel.
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A Rem arkable Cure ofDeafness = Was a.
most stone Deaf Now hearing is peri ct
Placeville, Calf, Dec 2S, 1901.
German-American Doctors, Kansas
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MRS. JOHN WANG.

Rhe.tnan IN aod fIidcey troub. e cured
: na .&fui md T camna ands trearoep5
Eldorado. Kas.. Nov Is, 1901.
Germ1n-American Doctors, Kansas
Cit No.
Ply Der Doct-rs:-I feel pretty well
and d. nc re5d any sz1re treatment.
en- thankf u i5r The good you have done
IL and viii al every opportunity re-
comI2end your treatment - cther7 wEo
are afflicted. again thanking you,
am, Yours tIdlK,
MRS. A. l.. .SEIKIRK.
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A Rem arkable Cure ofDeatnes5 = Was al
moss stone Deaf Now hearing is peri ct
Placeville, Calf, Dec 2S, 1901.
German-American Doctors, Kansas
City, Mo-
Dear Doctors:-It gives me much
pleasure to be able to make a favorable
report of my case TO you. My hearing
is perfect l never lest nay hearing
for one hour since your treatment. l
am in better nealth than for years past;
thanks TO you. Your grateful patient.
MRS. CHAS. HOGAN.
Recommends treatment whenever she
c incurred of Nervous, Liver end other
Affections
Attica. Kas., March 16, 1901.
German-American Doctors, Kansas
City, Mo.
Dear Doctors: II can say that your
medicine helped me right away. l be-
lieve that am as well as l could expect
to be at my age. and thank you for
what you have done for me. ! am per
fectIy satisfied with your treatment and
will recommend you whenever l can.
Thanking you for the good you did
me and the kind treatment received at
your hanOs, an, 1OuTS LEuiy-
MRS. r. a. RAMSEY.
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Like bringing life back-Five Physicians
ha7 failed Expresses gratitude.
Wichita, Kas., Nov. %, 1901.
German-American Doctors, Kansas
City, Mo.
Dear Doctors:- our letter of the 18TH
TO hand and found ne enjoying the best
of health.
You are al liberty to use my name.
In my case it was like bringing life
back to the dead; you cured me after
five of the best physicians here gave ne
up to die. Words cannot express ny
= gratitude to you.
With best wishes for your success II
curing the afflicted. am as ever,
Your friend.
| SIMON TRAVER.
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Plies. Stomach and szidaey trouble cured
Words can not express benefits received
AM & altitude feIs--Whac nCs Dee dol1o
for others c N be dona for you
Larned, Kas, June r, 1901.
German-American Doctors. KanFas
City. Mo.
My Dear Doctors:-4 wish 10 write
you that for the first time in n ~
years. 1 am feeling like, my old SCI
Words can never express the greet re-
lief that it is to be rid OF 5h2t a.gtdl
feeling that had such firm hold UPON
me-. Ny health is much improved A. 4
feel rateful to you. With kindesl re-
CARDS, am, YOURS truly,
MRS. KITTIE A MARTIN.
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to loan,

/ have Q lot of special money
to loan on cattle at special low
rate OF interest. See me at the
Elevator I'd r. MADDEN.
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Gentlemen:-I feel 50 much better
and believe l will not have to take any
more treatment. If | continue as l an
now, will not need it. Yours truly,
|. T. MITCHELL.
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So successful have been the Ger
man-American doctors been here
thew have decided to remain here
another week and then 60 to Ellis.
Their concerts at the hall have been
entertaining every evening and the
lectures logical and convincing,
Medicines which they sell seem to
do the good promised Read in
another column their testimonials.
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FEW DAYS MORE.

| ship those Calves IN a few days
to the K.C marker. If you want
to buy some Yearling heifer calves
awful cheap see ME next week.
Israel GrsneW,
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STRAY HOG TAKEN UP.
Came to my place south of Mupjor
"A small hog. Owner must come
get it. prove property and pay
expenses or it will be killed as a
neusance, Fred SOL0naon
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just received anoth.
er car lot Of all
k1ndd OF field & ca t
tie wire at YOST'S,
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Horses strayed.

Horses Strayed.
From my farm 81 miles north of
Victoria. One Dark GRAY horse
colt, 2 years old One light brown
mare. /. ears old. Finder will be
rewarded BY sending word to
John DjnhLe. Victoria
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DIG no neea any more treatr1e t.

SI-IO
Langston, Kas., Sept. 16, 1901.
! German-American Doctors, Kansas
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Recommends treatment whenever she
incurred of Nervous, Liver end other
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1902-04-05

Ptnney l. ia>i z good ,,a
walk in front of his propert on
south Chestnut and Jones streets.
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An0che fu6 agredida
una mujer
en- la Calle de Ia Tanca.
Su amante Ia dehende y
recibe uns balazo.

Auochs & las diez pr6xima.
mente, ocurri6 nm suceaO lsmentable
en- 10 Gale de 10 TAnca, en- sitio co.
nocido por 10 Chorrers.
Ganaro LAuge Lague estaba
sentado ffente 10 puerta de "a hi.
bitsci6n en- que residan Martins Bo.
nilla y EugrxciA Rosado, On conver.
ssci6n familiar cuando ne present6
el individuo conocido por eli nombrs
de 10 eMuerte ch: :quita, sin que
mediaran paIabrss, nj cusati6n ii.
gunA peg6 nm bofet6n & Il Engracia,
que co querida de Ganaro, De lsvan.
t6 este { defenderla y al ponerae de
pie, eMuerte chiqnitas le liispar6 mn
tiro de revolver, hiri6ndole en- ell
music derecho, d&ndose 6 ID faga
Embellishments.
El J.aez de P4x de San Fraucis.
co 90 traslad6 Embellishments oil
cuarto de socorros donde tom6 de-.
clArAci6n Al harido.
La bala penetf6 an la cara xnte.
70 interna del tercio superior del
muslo interesando todo 81 espasor
de este.
Ri doctor Qaevedo Baez, hiso Il
curaci6n, extrayend0 u proyectiI
que es de 8 milfmetros
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jESTA I'D. ENFERMO?

Escribanos y le mandar6mos
GRATIS nuestro cuadro sintomato-
logico ell cual nos pondra en- aptitud
de hacer un diagnosis cuidadoso de
su case como 81 Vd. estuViese pre-
sente.
Curamos con acierto las enfer-
medades del sistema nervioso, las
en- fermedades de los 6rganos genito-
urinarios tales como Espermatorrea,
Emisiones nocturnas, Debilidad Sc
xual, Perdida de fuerzas, Uretritis
especifca, Estrechez, Stills etc. las
enfermedades del corazon, de los
Lulmones y del estomago asi como
las Intermediates de las senoras.
GARANTIZAMOS la curaci6n de los
casos mas complicados. Escribanos
hoy va que mafana puede ser de-
masiado tarde.
LA TRINAORIA MEDICAL INSTI-
TUTE, 246 State st, Chicago ILL.,
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Ell suCesO
de SanturCe,

Auoche pr6ximamente & las on. !.
ce, fu6 agreaido en- SAnturce don
Etanislao Rodriguez.
Fl Sr. Rodriguez regresAba en-
un caro- g 6ctrico de San Jnap, y nj
apearse del Troly, frente & In farma
cia del Sr. ZsngotitA fu6 agredido
por dos dos personas, recibiendo I'M
palo de uno v IN tiro de revo.wer &
boca de jsrro del otro, saliendo he.
rido en- el pecho, janto Ia tetilla
izquierds. Acus& como sgresores 6
Ulises Velszquez = Juan Verdejo.
ri Juez B Axan, acompafiado de
su Secretario Arturo Ortis se trAs.
lad6 al lugar del suceso, procedien'
do 6 Ia formation del sumario to-
mando declaration 81 herido en- su
propia casa.
FL Cabo Pscheco, acompal1ado
del guardia Booyers, procedjo 8 10
capturR de los AcusAdos ocupal do
nm revolver de 9 milfmetros ae Gin
CO tiros.
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FL puerto de Mayaguez
ell dla IS.

LEGO ese dia de San Juan 10 go
lsta sBorinquens CON 10 siguiente
oArga:
Martinez y Ca. 20 CT cebollss, 10
OF f6sforos, 10 sI RArbanxos BIB y 2
boys vacios or sArdinAs. A or hk BIZ
ohuslas, 10 bis manteca. 4 CT cigarri'
1los.
Sues do Esmoris y Ca $50 CT pas
Bsrrioa y CO. 10 or gArbaryos,
20 cI pasta, / eI papsl, 4 OF sardinas,
Is or cebollas.
Fritzs Lundt y O.. 1 CANA, pa.
quste efsctos.
Sues do Frontsra 147 cueros res
ORDEN-11 or almid6n.
Y fueron despAchAdos para San
Juan, el vApor americana sVascos
con trasbordo para el vapor espafl ol
Emanuel CAlvoD y cArgA de cabotaie
por Moral y Ca: 1 OF cafe Barcelona
S5 kllos: l i'd SevillA 81 k: 2 i'd Como
Va look:
A Bravo y Ca II s1 cafe sevilla
1910 kilos:
Pablo BArrAbeig; 12 81 cafe Bar
eslona 947 kilos.
X; Franco; 25 81 cafe Barcelona
1904 k:. % cocos secos i'd OF astas
de res.
Fritze Lundt y Ca; 88 OF cocos
DE CABoTAJE
Sues de FronterA 2 bis vacios:
ORDEN 8 bultos vArios;
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Sagtn las nuevAs leyes que ri.
gen en- Ia mAteria, fla pr6xima con
venci6n constar& de. SO delegados
mas que Ia de 1900, 6 ses, nm total
de 984.
Como se necesita mayors para
obtener ell nombramiento, ell can.
didAto vencedor deber& recibir co:
mo minimum 492 votos y medic.
Desde luego sc habr6 visto que
ya ell Presidente tiene decididos 6
su favor Las dos quintas parties de II
convention toda, & SO votos y sme.
do, menos que ID mayolfa.
Nj una sola de las convercic nes
republicans que Sc han ce .br ado
basta hoy ha dejado de aprobar la
administrac ci6n de Mr.. Roosevelt er
IL forma mas or fktica, y no es Aven
turado suponer que si se celebrara
en- estos momentos 10 convention
que ha de designar candidate para
el pArtido, Mr.. Roosevelt serfa de.
signado.
La gran importAncia de estos
hechos podr& apreciarse nj saber
que hAsta hoy nj IN solo estado re :
publicano se ha comprometido 6 de.
fender candidAtura determinada con
dos amos de anticipation 6 las cleo.
clones; 10 cusl dice, mucho & favor
de Mr.. Roosevelt.
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Los MaeStrOS
de San Juan.
(De! Pregonwo).
Mercedes Ilfante COlmenerO.

Muy joven, pero "a con ID sufi :
cients ssperiencia en- su dificil cargo
de Instructors dc 10 ipfancis, hA me
recido brillantss notas y al apfscio
de sus superiorss y sisefpulos.
Psrtsnece & una fAmiliA prlvilsg q,
pues parece ser 81 Magistsrio privi'
le gio exclusive en- el que cuenta tres
Pre- fesoras = tres profssores en- ga
seno y que Rlf d& valioso contin gen
te, & 10 clase mas respectable de nm
pals, q 10 clAse del Msgisterio.
81 para todos es nm verdadsro
sAcrificio el coLssg grsrse 6 10 dura
tAreA de enseflar Al que no sAbes,
sin otro aliciente que IL salts facci6n
que dc 81 deber cumplido en- bien de
10 patriA; 10 60 doblemente en- una
mujer joven y bella, que ha de aban:
donar los atrActivos que le brindan
las diversiones para acudir 6 desem'
pefiar 10 fmprobh tarea de 10 ense.
fiAnza y j6ven y bslla ca Mercedita,
y si por bella y i6ven NOS marece
simpAtiAs por inteligente y cumplido
RI do au deber NOS merece resps.
to.
SEMPER
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'RegreSO del
GObernadOr.

Despues de fslis travesfa lego s
4 1la el Gobernador William 81.
Wunt.
a jusgar por "a aspecto--nn DO.
90 tostado q semblAnte por ell sol de
alta mar--sn salad 60 buena, y el
desCAnHo do algnnas semanas parece
hsber eiercido On ella heneficioso In.
hpjo. PareGe hAberle prcbadO ID re.
x'dencia en- Caxepobia y ID tranquili
dad dc Amino que las vacaCiones le
han proporcionado.
A sufr regreso Ell Gobernador
Hunt encuentra planteado en- To- isla
el problems electoral.
Dado el estado en- one encuentra
el pals, % de pensar que o tendr&
mHCho tempo desocupsdoi Los ne.
gOcios pdblicos ocupar&n y aun preo
cupAr&n M Atencion y las luchss de
pArtidos van & proporcionarle mas
de una inquietud.
.' El Gohernador Hunt, si no es In
del nueatro recuerdo, diio en- nm die.
CnrsO pronunciaao en- ArecibO hace
pr6ximAmente nm sf1o, que los puer-
torrique11os debi6ramos trabajar mi
dos por el bienestar y pro 'peridad
de 10 isls, y como esa ca tambien 10
opinion De much os puertorrique f1cs,
nosotros dese&riAmos que 10 ve afa.
BILE y entendiaa del Hon. Goberna-
dor se dejarA escuchar para que fue.
ra "a ir Il iaencia aecisiva en- ell pals y
Las triAtss discordias que presencia.
mos dierAn t6rmino.
Ri Gobernador Hunt estG bien
convencido de que Sin Ia union de
Lon ciudadanos conssgrada en- In paz
y 10 concordia, no prosperan los pue-
bios nj pueden los gobiern0s desen-
volver ans sanas iniciativas, y serfa
nm gran beneflcio que 10 opinion pt
blica tenga como cosa segurA que 81
Gobierno civil de la isla es eli prime.
70 que deplora y lamenta nuestras
disensiones, estAndo dispuesto & EN-.
plear su rectitud y SD txlento en- f.
vorecer cuAnto 10 concor6is, 10
fraternidad y 6 In union de los puer-
torriquefios intsrese.
De ese modo Ell torneo electoral
Aer& digno do las libertades que Nor.
to America nos ha ofrecido vel Go.
bernAdor Hunt el hombre mas gran
de que haya pisAdo & Puerto. r co.
SaludAmos atentAmente, IL Homo
rable Gobernador deseando que los
aires de su nAtiva patria hSyan ali.
viado por complete aus dolencias.
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VeredictO
de absoluCi0n. !.
81 JuradO de de Ia C0rte fe.
deral deClara abSueltOS q los
SreS. Mott y TrigO.

y - t K
Desde antier Sc estuvo celebran.
ndo ante el jurado, de 10 Corte de los
Estados Uaidos el iuicio contra los
Sres. Mott y Trigo, eli primero abo.
gado y el segundo comerciante de
esta plazs, acusados de vi olar Las
leyes cuarentenariss, por haher IN
hido 6 bordo del vapof sCAracas. to-.
niendo este bAndera amarill&. Des.
pues de ofdos todos los cargos y & la
defenss, sc RETRO ell Jurado mn Guar
to de hora regresando con ID Absolu.
cion de los acusados.
El inicio por aggression 6 nm CON.
auctor de Cor eos, contra Joaquin
Afvsradc, se ha transferido para 8.
Jueves pv6ximo & csusa de estar en-
CANA este debado 81 mar tillaxo d Ga IL
cabess 10 ssastara en- defensA pYopia
81 conductor Culliman.
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de IN inCendiO.


San Petessburgo Ostubre s. En-
Werba, cerca de Moscou, hAllAoAnse
reuni los unos quinientos AldeAnos
en- una grania, celebrando In fiesta
de 10 siegA.
De subito se incendiaron las mie
Bea.
ri pauico que con este motive Sc
produjo fu@ superior a toda ponde'
rAcion.
AL trstA de huir 6 de contri'
buir & extinguir el incendio hubo
tai desorden y tAles apreturas que
entie hombre, mujeres y nif1os per-
dieron In vida 1e0 personas. Ri LII
nero de heridos en- crecidisimo.
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Sc venden 3 coches gran
des, casl nueVos y 15 parejas
de caballos, sanos y jovenes,
todo q sprecio linitado, pu-
diendo realizarse dicha venta
por el total de coches y caba
Hos 8 por parte solamente.
Dirijirse q Carlos Fl. Bloudet
Rio Piedras, Kl6metro II.
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ROOSEV WELT
Y las eleccfOnes presldencia.
les de 1904
s(Ds maestro correponsGl

Nneva York, 8 de Octubre. sC0n
el Estado de Massachusetts son 70
40 los de IL Union Gu que el.partido
repnblicano SO obliga kgapoyxr 10
candida tura de Mr.. Roosevelt para
las eleccinnes nacionales de 1904
Los Estados que hasta Ii fechs
han hecho declarac ZONES & favor del
actual Pre- sidente, CON ell, dmero de
delegados que tendr&n en- To Conven
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Que no publicamos comunicados
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
taao.
Cada seis palabras, SO cuentan por.
una Inca y Ia Knea vale diez con-
tavos.
Las cartas que vengan con CO.
municado sin So importe no SO con-
estan.
Declaraciones de Nacimiento y
Defunci6n, On xIa Corresponlen-
scia-S