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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
MINNESOTA
BY BILLY MAC.
The hour is at hand.

The hour is at hand
This afternoon on Greater Northrop
field the football championship of the
West is to be settled.
This afternoon the team representing
the University of Minnesota will play
the team representing the University
of Michigan, and the better team will
win.
That's the whole story to be told at
this time.
Friends of Minnesota can point out
where the Gophers are to down the
scoring machine built by Coach Field
ing Harris Yost, and followers of the
Wolverines can show where Michigan
is to again push down the gloom clouds
onto the Minnesota following, but the
game is about to begin and the wait for
the result is but q short one.
Minnesota is ready and Michigan is
ready. The whistle will blow at 2:15
O'Clock this afternoon, and two hours
later thousands will wend their way
out of the big park, some happy and
some disconsolate, but that goes with
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31

has been playing better football than
any team in the West this year. look
at tomorrew's game as did the Mich
an-Wlsconsin game last year. IF we
win this, we win the championship.'
The Minnesota team spent a quiet
DAY yesterday and will endeavor to
Keep their minds off the coming battle
until the time arrives this afternoon.
during the big mass meeting at the
university, the players were taken for
bus ride by the coaches. Burdick. 1t
is SAID, was injured in the last prae-
Tee, the report being that the end had
spralned MS ankle. The injury is not
game.
o'Brien was out in his football suit
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
At Pfster AIIeys.
iron Workers Will Strike.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-The threat of
a national strike by the International
Association of Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers to force recognition OF
local No. 2 by the Iron League and
Employers association, eliminated to-
day at a meeting of the international
and local committee of the association
held in this city in a. resolution being
passed ordering a strike all over the
country, to go into effect Saturday in
all cities where members of the Iron
League of the Building Trades EN-
ployers' association have contracts.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31

l0S. Burns. to 10 won: Meistersirga-
N. Higgins, 10 to 1, second; The Guards,.
man "a, ]. Jones, 6 to /, third. Time
la u;4l l,5. McWilliams Paul Clifford. Bo,
siha' sentry Conundrum, Hot, Potente.
gu hoche, Drop o Rye, Man o. War, Gin
clnnatus and Medal also ran.
sixth race. mile-Buttons, 1O7. Redeem
TO ., Won; Trepan. 1O7, Wilkerson, 10
third to second TiTnn Erbe 1o7 Higgins, to i.
iand Aminte. Effie Sheppard. Love Note
Sentinel Heir Apparent. Squid, Wiliiam
FIge9n. Mutt Blanches, Tom Lawson SIT
yer yer Tlr, Dinna Forget. Ticonderoga and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31

by, 80. Calvit, to 1, won: Jake Weber
I09, Sheehan, 5 to 2, second; Mimo, SO,
Livingstone, to 1. third. Time, 1:15N.
Eleanor Howard, ST. Vitus, Jim A. Long,
Shellmount, Maverick, Santa Ventura and
Uranium also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Kings Court 104, Crawford 20 to /. won:
Or; Holseher, los. C.. Miller, 16 to 1, sec
|. third Time, 1884. Larry wilt. leila
Knight, Noweta. Axares. Nettie Regent,
Heglra; Wilhelmina. Varna Fonso Optimo,
John IL. and Ell Rey also ran.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
Carleton Team to See Game.

Special to The Globe
NORTHFIELD, Mimi, Oct. 30.-About
fifty or a hundred persons from here
school, will attend the Minnesota Michi-
gan football game tomorrow at Mime
apoIis. The Carleton football team had
a game for Saturday with st. Thomas
scheduled, but the date has been changed
to Nov. 4, as the Carleton team wished
to attend the big game tomorrow in a
body. The athletic association will take
the men to Minneapolis tomorrow and to
the game, a subscription having been
raised from the faculty and students for
the purpose. About twenty men will be
taken. including Coach Baird and Man
ager Lee
1t is expected that the st. Thomas.
game will be the hardest on Cartoons.
schedule, coming as it does when the
Carleton men are so crippled, and Coach
Baird is trying hard to get his injured.
men into shape for the contest, which
will be played at st. Thomas $3.50
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
Michigan Has Confidence.
Coach E. II. Yost.

Minnesota has more experienced
men than Michigan. She has the adj
vantage of playing on her own grounds,
ana her men started work three weeks
pefore ours, and have played more
games We have several freshmen on
the team, but maybe we have some
advantages to offset those of Minneso-
Ia 1t VIII be a close game and 4 ex-
the West"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
Aged Couple AsnhYxiated.

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Horace L. Green
and his wife were found dead in bed
mere today, the result of accidental
asphyxiation. A gas jet was found
partially open. Green was the pub
Usher of the Free Thought Magazine
He was seventy-five and his wife sew
enty years old.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31

the game. The victory cannot go to
both teams
One thing is certain, however-the
minnesota team will go into the game
10 win, and that is a large part of the
BATTLE. 1t is true, too. that Yost's men
Will also start off determined to uphold
the name of the coach who has made
Michigan famous in the West, but if
the Minnesota men can hold the
thought that they have a chance to
win, If they can forget the fame of
Yest and what Michigan has already
accomplished, then the men who have
backed the Gophers with gold will have
real chance for their money.
Stage fright" is the one great point
IN this afternoons battle that the fol-
lowers of the maroon and gold dread.
The Minnesota men can lose the bat
tie by losing their nerve at the start.
The fact that they recover it later
will not help out a lost cause. They
must hold their nerve from the instant
Inc whistle sounds the signal for the
clash.
Michigan Has confidence.
True, it is the same with Michigan.
but the men trained by Yost are NOT
in the danger that faces the Minnesota
players. Michigan comes with its nast
records and with the firm belief that
aost has developed another team des-
llned to go on without interruption TO
the championship. 1t will take more
1han ten minutes to pound this belief
out Of the Wolverines, and even then.
made mad by the thought of defeat
Michigan will play as she has never
played before.
All this is not an argument advanced
TO snow that Michigan is to win the
game this afternoon. Minnesota has
an almost even chance with Michigan,
and every true friend of the IJniversitD
wants, hopes, and some pray. that the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
Winona Teams Win.

Special to The Globe.
WINONA, Mimi, Oct 30-A football
game was played here this afternoon
between the Winona high school and the
Wisconsin business university of La.
Crosse. The Winona boys won by a score
of 10 to O. week ago the Winona nor
NAL team defeated the Wisconsin busi-
ness university by a score of 26 to 0.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
The Weather.

The weather for Saturday promises
to be of the good old football kind
rather chilly, perhaps somewhat cloudy.
but with no rain or snow; In fact. the
air Is so dry that any precipitation
would necessarily be so light as to be
unnotlceable. The winds will be light
and cool northerly.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
Kelly Defeats Donovan.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. sO-Hugo
Kelly, OF Chicago, got the decision over
Mike Donovan, of Rochester, N. Y, at
the END OF six-round bout before the
Milwaukee Boxing club Tonight Kelly had
the better of the fighting all the way
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
Coach II. L. Williams.

Coach n. L. Williams.
"All the Minnesota team will be In
shape to enter tomorrow's game,
with the exception of O'Brien. There
is still some doubt whether he will
play. If we lose, it will be because
Michigan has the better team, and we
will have no excuses to Offer"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
Another EootbaII Death.

SOUTH BEND, Ind Oct sO-John R.
Haughton, a student in the South Bend
high school, died today of blood poison
ing, resulting from an injury received in
"a practice game of football three weeks
ago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
NORTH STAR LEAGUE
At Raskob Alleys.
Capt. Herreshoff Ill

BRISTOL, r. l., Oct. 3O.-Capt. Ma
thaniel G. Herreshoff, designer and
builder of several Americas cup de-
Tenders, is seriously i'll Of pneumonia.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
MINNESOTA READY
FOR THE BATTLE

Gophers VIII Go Into the Game Confident and Deter
mined-Contest VIII Settle Western Championship -
Michigan Continues Slight Favorite in the Betting
O'Brien VIII Start at Quarter for Maroon and Gold
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-31
Perfect Score at South Bend.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct 3O-E B.
Williamson, a member of local bowling
team, rolled a perfect game tonight,
making twelve strikes and scoring 300.
The score was made in regular con-
test.
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to Cleburne to visit her sister, Mrs.
John Lamberth.
Mics Bama Bishop, who has been
visiting in the city, returned to Dali
las this morning.
Mrs. w. J. Buie returned last
night from q visit to relatives at
Bartlett and Bolton.
Mrs. f. p. Griffin and little daugh-
ter, Maude. returned last night
from a visit to Waco.
A. r. Atkinson, division passen-
ger agent of the Houston and Texas
Central, was in the city today.
Misses Stella and Grace Rocket
and Nell Newton are spending the
week with friends at Rocket.
Mfr. and Mrs. b. c. Henderson
left this morning for Naples, Texas,
where they will in the future reside.
DR.. and Mrs. ], B. Gillian and
daughter, Miss Jewell, of Italy are
visiting Mr.. and Mira. S. P. Skin
ner.
Misses Annie Lou and Lizzie Mai
Conner of Dallas, whS have been
visiting in the city, returned hon
this morning.
b, F. Abbott of Smithville is in
the city for a few days. Mr.. Abbott
says he is thinking of moving back
to WaXahachie.
/ DR.. William Wood and wife of
Hubbard, Texas, are with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. p. skinner, during the
Medical association.
Mrs. I. NJ, Sleeper and children
left this morning for C~larksviIle,
Tennessee, where they will spend
the summer with relatives.
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Sunday, June p, 1908. Subject
"Paul's Great Missionary Journey. -
Acts xviii:23-27, xix.
James Halves, leader.
/. Journey through Phyrgia and
Galatia, Acts xviii:2. What was
Paul's work especially at this time
in this RECONCILIATION Cantrell.
?. Apollas at Ephesus and Cor
inth, Acts xviii:24-2s. Tell all You
can learn about him.-Mr. Johnson.
3. Paul at Ephesus, Acts xix:
l-4l.
a. Twelve disciples are baptized
and receive the Holy Spirit, xix IL.
Brooks Tingle.
b. Paul's great power in the gos-
pei shown by the effect upon the
hearers, xix:S:20.-Miss Alice How
orth.
C.. The riot. What was the PRE-
TENDED cause? what was the REAL
cause2 what was the REsULT?-Miss
Lena Nall
4. General discussion-The power
of the gospel to overcome the worst
forms of sin and opposihon.-Mrs
Thompson, Mrs. MeKDIght
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DR.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Shaw OF Ran
dolph, Fannin county, are attending
the North Texas Medical Associa-
ton and visiting relatives in the
city.
Mrs. Will Baird and little daugh-
ter, Sarah, OF Dallas, who have
been the guests of Mrs. A. b. Small
for the past day or two, returned to
their home last night.
Mrs. Ada Farley of Hutto, who
has been visiting the family OF her
father, Rev. :. c. Lockett, returned
home this morning. She was &C
companied home by Mrs. Lockett
and children.
Miss Eula Miller OF Ciarksvillc,
Ark, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ",
+. Rebsameu.
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WANTED.

We would like to ask, through
she columns Of your paper, if there
is ANY person who has used Green's
August Flower for the cure of Indi-
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we also mean their results, such as
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aabitual costiveness, dys-
pepsia, headaches, dispondent feel
tngs, sleeplessness-in fact, any
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popd with you and send you one of
Our books free Of cost. If YOU have
eve tried August Flower, try a -
sent bottle first We have never
known of its failing. If so, some
thing more serious is the matter
with you. The 2J cent size has just
beaa introduced this year. Regu-
D. size 70 cents. At =. W. Fearis.
Q. g. GREEN, Woodbury., y. J.
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Free Rural Carriers.

The following parties have been
appointed carriers on the six rural
delivery routes out OF Waxahachie,
effective July J.
Regulars 4. II. Stephenson, Jr.,
A, j. West. W. r. Lamb, Wilford
II. VIM, Percy Stands, w. G.
Morris. Substitutes John stephen
son, &. c. Peters, 6. r. Aday
w. J. VIM, Bert Shauds.
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SN~~~~~ ~~~a~~s
Pure hog lard at 10 cents per
pound at SatcRtll q co. II
Parties wishing programs for the
C~hautauqua will please call at This
office.
Satchell q Goa is selling pure hog
lard at 10 cents Der pound in any
quantity you want. #
The threshing outfit Of Col. Jas
:. Davis was sent 10 the country
yesterday afternoon.
From now uhtD July /, we will
sell pure hog lard at 10 cents per
pound, Satchell a Co. II
The Central has "A large force Of
trackmen at work in the city this
week, leveIing up the tracks and
putting in new ties.
A new bridge is being constructed
across the branch on Monroe street
near the ice plant by the Houston
and Texas Central railway.
The Fraterual Union OF America
will meet tonight. Business OF inn
portanse. Ali members urged to be
on hand.-C. NJ. Brady, Secretary.
The Katy will u a special train
to Dallas Sunday on account of a
baseball game to be played between
Dallas and Paris. The round trip
rate from Waxahachio to Dallas
Will be Sl.OO. The train will leave
here at 10; 10 l.. III.
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June Is, Mrs. Dalton gave the
beautiful whtsh (freel to Miss Vie
toria Bradabkw, SOS Kaufman street,
who held the correct number which
was Jz10. 1w dec
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Tonight and Friday, probabl
scattered showers.
H. ALFRED DENNIgOs,
Observer.
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Waxahaehie Chapter, No. u, will
have called meeting this evening al
5 O'Clock sharp. Work in Marx
and Past Masters degrees.
Walter Aeker, II +.
w L. T. Leigh, Secy
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On June the 30th and July lst
the Katy will sell tickets 10 st.
Louis at the rate of s32.lO for the
round trip, final limit September
h. "a
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SNAP. SHOTS AT, THE NEWS

DAILY HAPPENINGS or THF
CITY BRIEFLY TOLD
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B. Y. P. U. PROGRAM.

Sunday, June p, 1908. Subject
''Paul's Great Missionary Journey. 81
Acts xviii:23-27, xix.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-12

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hasta nl punso de ueceaitaT Beia yeees
mas tempe gus l0A seres OrdinariOs.
para llegar 4 IA grado detarninado.
El DR.. Campbell que ha 0gservad0
dnrante dOce nleses aI j0ven Clyde
Harner, aiirma qua este muohacho yi-
virA tres sigl0a. El doctor fnnda So
pgedicei6n en d hechO de Que los CAM
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de emplean seis vaces mas tempo que
Ell un cuerpo humano normal. Asf e.
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EI ciudadanO Harner, de cunpliFse
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PARA AlGl SlRVEN LIS TOR
Igs usa \ nds tIsTRa
laaIeIa.
AhoFa sabrAn ust@<lea 10 que con
elias bacen las Hyeehiceras CHI
mas 8 las chinas hechiceras.

Gertas cartomknticas del oriente
asiStic0 predicau 81 poryenir por Ia In
terpretaci6n de los mOyimientos de
una pequenA tortuga: La hechicera,
una vieia china. cue aierce su arte
de nusblo sn pueblo. lleva con ella
an sago que contiene uaaM torkuga, un
plato de cohre y 30 cartas de naipe.
C&da una de estas eax6s puede ple-
anxae doe Feces sObre al EElisnaa. de mo-
60 que anedsn ocultoa LOS dibuios que
c0ntie0e. Ia hechicera disp0ne aus
S. cartas sobre u pIatIIE6 III raded0r
do nna ta2A de arroz cue 81 cliente de-
be suminiakrmr implcnta On Ia taxa
de arrox varios pAIiIaOs perfun1A-
doe. enciende estos, hace inyoca-
clones " despues e0loca III peque-
"a tortuga en Fl plato. El animal 90
passa lontamente } se detiene de tiem-
en tiempo; Les tres primeras paradas
deaignan Las tres cartae que permisen
ooa0cer eA porvanir 30 Ii cliente. q
vieja toms estas tres cartas, las des-
ple9a y hace numeT0sas predicciones
Io que dehfan hacsr ahora esas car
t0manticas es adiviaar al papal que de-
senpeGarA ID China en- Ii probable
guerra del Jap6n Russia.
Poruue todavfa cojen & sus compa-
triotas creyendo en- brujas, los cOs0cos
del Don.
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La IM Msu asa.


Conocer La manera do cuidar lME
paanfas % las hahitaciones; la manera
de preparar las cOnservas. perdiceg
liebres, etc; Ell fnnpOrtante papel cue
la muier puede deaannpe pefiar er la In0ha
contra la Tuberculosis; poser los mo-
delos de las 6ltimss creaciones del b0r-
dadO, tales como uu acerfcO. un man
telill0 de encaje, una preciOsa estOla
de Venecia, nn abanico I'D encaie Re-
nacimiento, I'm marco para retratos
~I4os lirios, nn encantaaOf mantelillo
calado bordado v otros preciosos tra-
balos de visiiloas store. etc. son c0sas
snmamenta necesRrias las senOras v
que cOnatituyen algnnOs ds los multi
Piles articuIos que Oh aus TaTiadas sec
clones de laboFes, nodas v economic
domGstica contiene 81 n1unsrO q de Ia
notable revista mensual La Mas9eg en-
su Casa, correspondientelal presente
mes. AdemSs, esta reyiata da ma ho-
ID que cOntiene. dibujagas al tarnaFfo
natural, t0daa las palabraa y trabaios
que dascribsn sn texto. Iambien Las
prOporci0na 1 sus suacriptorAs dibnja-
das en- sus telas correspOndientes, em-
pegadas y con fOdo eA material necesa-
rio para sn termination.
precios de suscripci6n: en- Madrid,
IN afIo. primera ediei6ns 9 pesetas: 2a.
edici6n tcon Iaborea ri Rnos ID pese-
tas; 3a. 6dici6n, icon laboressl l8 PEI
setss; AZ. edici6n icon ~ Iab0res. 80
pesetas; en- proYinciass q ia. 81 v 34
peset tas respectiY Yarnente Edit0res,
BaiIly- Railli6re Hijos. pgaza de Sam
e. Ana, 10. Maarid. Sc admiten sns-
cripciOnea 60 todas as librerfas de Es-
pafia y Am6riea.
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EShlhleIdn d Del aIs''

Parece que IS trata de Mevar adelan-
te 81 prop6sito De exhibir en- Ia F6ria
Universal Dc San Louis, peces de
Puerto Rico.
No est& mai El prop6sit0 es levan-
tado. AQuf hay variedad profnsa de
peces.
HAY cada tintoreral ICada pic6al
En- fin, la idea es patri6tiea y gene
rosa, v parece natural que los hon
radios pescadores haya alborozadO tai
noticia.
Desde Iuego que no hablamos de los
pescadoreg on rio reyuelto.
Porque, buenos pejes son estoa!
Hay que aIenEar nuestra c0misi6n,
Sus esfuerz0s son dignos de encomio.
4 fin de que 81 exhibir 10 que nuestra,
isla produce, pnedanse obteneF venta
jaa bienandanxas.
Adelante con los faroleai como BE
decia en- tiernpo de los schenchess.
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1RA1ADO DE PANAMA.
de 'EThe New York Tines,

Nuestro nuevo tratado con la Repd-
Iblica de Panama. fue ratifcado en- Ia
ciudsd de este nombre aver. Fne una
ceremonia simple consistiendo mera-
mente en- frmar los documentos por
miembros de la Junta. Panama no
tiene constitution nj Senado. nj espe-
cialnente ei lpder para designar tra-
tados. Pero la jnnta es un pohiernO
de Jfdcto y por ahora todo ell podar es-
ts centralizaGss en- sus msnos.
Para los plop6sitos do nueatro GO
biernO presundm1s que la ratification
sera satisfsctoria. Ri riesgO uua CO.
rremos es inseparable de Ia nnanern ra-
pidN 8 irregular por la cuai se lin rec0-
nocido y Sc hai creado esa Rep6l'lica,
no habiendo AIN la administration CO.
municado u ClonQreso hi Al pueblo De
este pals ninghna evidenciA satisfacbo-
ria de que Ia .funta fuera La verdadera
representaci6n p1blica del pueblo y u
opinion p6blitsa de Panama. I'd que
pndiera ser, es que la iunka fuera COM
puesta de un I,eQnef1o grupo de ambi-
ciOsos que sOlsanente representation sus
prOpi0s intareses que ca cHalq0fer
dia fueran echsdos dc sns pueatOs por
otro Rrupo 8 nor los leaders q rapre-
sentantes de otra revOlaci6n. Esn ea-
Be- case este Tratado pudiera ueF de-
nunciado come nufo p sin fneraa algu-
ma. La administration eetk deaslA lue-
go dispuesta I correr este rieag
El Iratad0 ast6 ahora p8T IL snse ~
Senad0 de los Eskad0a Unidos para
cue 80 examine. Prohablemente IS
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"PRO PATOIA."

Esta interesante revista mensuel,
que airigir6 el antique periodistA don
Pedro de Angels. empezar6 & circular
an esEa semAna.
El primer n6mero contendr6 Veinte
y dos pareidaa de hautasnao De hoRlbres
csIebr del pafs, entire las que sobresa.
len les de los poetaa Francisco klyas
req VI Gantier Benftex.
Conocida la snfciencia del senior An
gels, que posse gran ac0pio de docu-
rnentoa hist6ricoa. b revista <Pro Pa
trias sara un pari6dic0 digno Dc 10
prOtecei6n del p6bIico.
Noaotros deseamus arga vida & tan
6til colega.
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S, MELON & 60.

ve,adea pOT.nauyor y al detalle d pre-
clos LSnaStGdos
Hero galvanizado liso Y acanalado
ingles.
Tornillos con tuerca y arandela.
Azadas superiores m&rca EManos.
Rejas de arado inglesas.
PIsnchas de hierro inglesas.
Machetes Gcocodrilo9.
Canas de hierro inglesas
Colchones de alambre superiores.
LsOzE en- huacales muy barata.
VRgillas de rs cubiertos.
Puntas de Paris.
M6quinas de coser SStandardS.
Aceite de- hnaza ingl6s.
Pinturas superiores inglesas.
FFisas espafiolas de todas classes
SRcos de Yute para azGcar.
Hilo acarret0
On complete surtido de mercancfas
& precios de quemaz6n.
A todo conaprador de alRlna inpor-
tAncia. Sc le regala un t0cador y un
kbanico.
San Justo 10 San Juan P. r. 3. p.
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discutirk = Sc hark comprender l. car
"a que 30 nos impOne los grandes
bemehcios que recibe Panama. No 90
lamente nos comprometemos6 dar $40.
000 900 para obtener el derech0 De Ca
nal 81 no que tambi@n s apoyar & Pa
mama para que no pueda ninguno de
sus enemigos intervenir an contra de
ella. Este benefieio 6Itimo creeHnos
que hubiera sido suficiente para com
pensar los aludidos derechos v los diez
milIones de pesos hnbieran aldo inne-
caaarins.