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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-21
ITO be continued

There Is more Catarrh in this section OF
the copptry than all other diseases put to.
gether, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For great many
years doctors pronounced it local disease.
and prescribed local remedies, and by con.
stantly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has proven
catarrh to be constitutional disease, and
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by #. j.
Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is the only
constitutional cure on the market. 1t IL
taken internally in doses from 10 drops to .
teaspoonful. Il acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They
fails to cure. Send for circulars and TEST.
monials. Address r. j. Cheney 4 Co, To
lido, q. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
4 q D.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-21

tant stations are also to have their
light cavalry division, each under the
command of rear admiral, as soon as
these can be got together.
1t is intended that the cruiser divi-
sions on the different stations shall not
always be kept in the shadow of the
commander-in-chief's flagship, but
shall be in sense links in chain that
will bind together the British squad
rons all over the world. There will be
constant Accommodation and q
combination of forces right from the
channel to the farthermost naval sta
ton. making in effect one big fleet, in
stead of several smaller ones. Sep
arate commands are to remain, but iso-
lation will disappear.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-21
aIark.men Meet.

Kansas City, Mo-, April 15.--The
Grand American Handicap tournament
at inanimate targets began Tuesday
at Blue River park, five miles east of
the city. Nearly all of the 200 marks
men entered for the grand American
handicap, scheduled for Thursday,
have arrived.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-21
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I.-Herbert Wright goes to
chief Of police of Nilus in great agitation
and tells him of his discovery of the MUIR
dered body of his father, John T. Wright.
a wealthy cotton king, from whom he
has been estranged, in the Bayou Woods
near the town. The chief questions Her
bert, whose answers cause former to
suspect him of the crime. The chief. with
a reporter, Irving Warde, goes to scene
- murder
CHAPTER II.-They find body and ex-
anime surroundings but fail to discover
any reliable clue.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-21
Rock Island Abandon. Merger.

New York, April 15.-As a first
result of the Northern Securities de-
cision the purchase of the St. Louis
& San Francisco railroad by the Rock
Island, according to semi-official ad-
missions, by leading interests in both
properties, will be allowed to lapse.
This action, it is understood, repre-
sents the mutual desire of both par
ties
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-21
How He Escaped.

Mrs. Binks-There goes man who
proposed to me once. He's rich, too.
Mr.. Binks-Tl bet he wasn't rich
when you refused him.-Tit-Bit
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-21
A Suggestion

SUGGESTION.
Wife-I've talked to you till Tn
worn out.
lIusband-Why not shut up for ~
pairs Fudge.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-21

Information from representatives of TIL
Great Northern Railway at
NEW YORK, Alb Broadway.
BOSTON, gil Washln ,ton st.
PHILADELPHIA 36 Chestnut st.
BUFFALO,, 4O8 Prudential Building.
PITTSBURG. 902 Park Building, ste Ave
CHICAGO. 2a0 3. Clark st.
MILWAUKEE, SO Wisconsin st.
DETROIT Nor S. Co.'S Dock.
CINCINNATI, 5th and Walnut Streets
ST. LOUIS. 3O3 Carleton Building.
ST. PAUL, 49, Robert Street.
MINNEAPOLIS. 800 NtcOllet Avenue.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1903-04-21

now. Are Your Kidneyss
II Hobbs soaragus Pills GU, all Kidney Ills sam
- Tree. ADD. startling Remedy Co., Chuaso q ny
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15
1T May BE sLooD-polson.

On the 9th of last month Mar
tin Joyce, of Bayhorse. one of
the best citizens of Custer coun-
ty, while engaged in mining at
the Skylark mine met with an
accident at the mine from a fall
ing rock which crushed the in
dex finger of his left hand in a
bad manner. He at once came
to Challis and had the wound
dressed. After remaining here
week he returned the mine and
went to work. but the finger caus-
ed him constant pain. and last Sat
urday evening he came down to
Challis again. His injured hand,
arm and face is badly swollen,
and it is feared that blood poison
had set in, and his many friends
here advised him to go to Salt
Lake at once for medical atten-
ton, so on the following morn
ing he took his departure for
that city. Maurice Christensen
took him as far as Ketchum with
a private conveyance. Martins S
many friends hope for his speedy
recovery and return.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15
JOINT s. S. CONVENTION.

The Custer-Lemhi Sunday
School Association held it's first
annual convention in the historic
town of Challis, Sept. 8th and
9th. There was a good repre-
sentation from the Sunday
Schools of these two counties.
The papers and discussions
were very interesting and profit
able.
The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
President-R. S. Nickerson,
Challis.
Vice-Presidents-Mr Bonner,
Salmon; Mrs. D. Cameron, Chal-
lis.
Secretary Clinton Lee. Sal
mon
Treasurer-Wm. Beakley, of
Mackay.
Supt. of Normal Work-Mrs.
r. S. Nickersop, Challis.
Supt. of Home Dept.-Mrs.
Belle w. Thompson, Chailis.
Supt. of Primary Work-Mrs.
Haman, Salmon.
Supt. of House Visitation
Daniel Stephens. Challis.
The convention next year will
be held at Salmon City.
The following named delegates
from the neighboring towns we're
present
Gibbonsville-Rev. Stover.
Weiser-Rev. III. A. Lee.
Salmon-Rev. and Mrs. Ed
wards; Miss Goodrich, Clinton
Lee.
Mackay-Rev. Haley and Rev.
JukeS.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15
a CHEAT MINERAL REGION.

Seafoam and Sheep Mountain
mining regions located in the ex-
treme western part of Custer
county, is one of the best mining
sections known. Henry Duffy,
prominent mine owner at that
place arrived in Challis last Sat
urday and on Sunday morning
departed for Yellow Jacket. Mr..
Duffy spent the summer at Sea-
foam developing his claims, and
has unlimited faith in the camp.
He says that seven feet of high
grade ore was struck this sum
mer in Steve Smiths mine on
Greyhound Mountain, which will
average 800 per ton. In this
mineral belt there are at least
five hundred mineral locations,
and there are many good mines
there. The general character of
the ore carries lead, silver and
some gold, and as rule very
high grade, and the claims that
have been developed to any ex-
tent show wide lodges. The
camp has never had a boom, but
all who have visited it and who
are judges of mineral, are unani-
nous in pronouncing it one of
the best mineral sections known.
With a railroad up Salmon river
and smelter near the mines it
would equal the Ceur d'Alenes
in its output. The day is coming
when this region will come to the
front as a mineral producer.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15
a BRIEF BIOGRAPHY.

Following is a short biography
Of George MCGOWAN who died
near Challis, Idaho, September
3rd, 1903
George MCGOWAN was born
May 1st, 1840, near Montreal,
Canada, of Scotch parents. When
but II years of age he left Can
ada and came to the United Stat
es. In 1858 he crossed the plains
with cattle--the first stop he
made was in Nevada, near Vir-
ginia City. From there he drift.
ed to California. In 1864 and
1865 found him in British Colum
bia, in the Kooteuai country.
From there he went to Montana,
and from Montana he went to
Wyoming and followed the U.
P. railroad while building to
Corinne, Utah, until it was finish
ed, after which he drifted to the
mining camps of Utah. For
some years he lived in Bingham,
Utah, and here married Elizabeth
Wells. After few years he
with his family moved back to
Montana, where his wife died.
She left him with three sons. He
soon after came to Idaho, and
engaged in the butcher business
in Bonanza. Custer county, in
1879, and since has been in the
stock business, ranching an
mercantile business. Here he
married Laventia Wells, by
whom he leaves one daughter
aud one son. All five of the
children survive him. He has
always been honest, charitable,
and kind parent to his family
He was 60 years old May 1st,
1903. "A FRIEND. ("
Challis, Ida, Sept. 18th, 1908.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15
For THE MESSENGER
a SUNSET IN CALIFORNIA.

BY t. Shelley Sutton.
A blood red sun hangs low above the sea.
A sea gull spreads its pinions DER the wave,
A distant sail-much like a spectre, pale
Arising vaguely from some sailors grave
Creeps slowly forward In tn suns bright trail
And Eve comes on
Eve, golden as the dawn
Back, on the shore. the eucalypti spread
Their wealth OF shadow DER the lawn and
glade;
The stately palms, bathed in the sunset-red
Impart their grandeur to the gathering shade
The SoLg and silence are in glory we'd
For Silence, here,
Is music to the ear.
The pepper-trees seem dropping with their
weight
OF falling night. The yucca like plume
Above the dark designs of Deaths estate
Or like some slender shaft above the tomb
Keeps pensive vigil in the vesper gloom:
The day and night
Kiss in the parting light.
Beneath yon rugged oak, the nomad herd
Views moodily the suns imperial glow;
The distant kill, where fits the Minstrel bird,
Resounds the echo OF the heifers low;
And Cynthia smiles above the azure isles,
While deepening night
Grows day like with its light.
The lemon, lime, the palm and olive-tree,
The oak and orange, and the sycamore.
Are now like silhouettes against the sea,
Or spectral forms beside the silver shore,
shielding the Silence from the oceans roar -
The night is on
More golden than the dawn
Los Angeles, California.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the New Challis
House for the week ending Sept.
18th, 1903
John Bates, Hamilton, Mont,
N. Treweek, Salt Lake, Utah,
Lewis E. Bushnell, Chicago, ILL.,,
@. G. Haley, Mackay, Ida, Fl.
Jukes, Mackay, Ida, N. Rosen-
baum, Salt Lake, Utah, S. w.
Egan, Custer, Ida, Helen Nc
Greal, Butte, Mont, Henry
Duffy, Seafoam, Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15
CARD OF THANKS.

Through the columns of the
MESSENGER we desire to express
our heartfelt thanks to the pub.
lie to all the friends who SO
kindly assisted US during the last
sickness and death of our belov-
ed husband, father and brother,
George MCGOWAN.
Mrs. GEO. MCGOWAN
AND FAMILY,
ARTHUR MCGoWN.
Challis, Ida, Sept. 9th, 1903.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15

In the Probate Court of the County of Custer.
| State of Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15

The County Commissioners
met yesterday to fix the levy.
Colfax Day will be observed by
the Rebekah lodge of Challis.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15

In the Probate Court of the County of Custer,
State of Idaho.
In the Matter Of the Estate
George MCGOWAN, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Saturday, the srd
day of October, 1903. at 10 O'Clock a. m. of said
day, at the Court room OF said Court, at the
Court House in the town of Challis, County of
Custer. State of Idaho, have been appointed as
the time and place for proving the win of said
George MeGowan, deceased. and for hearing
the application of W. H. Felkner for the Issu-
ance to him of Letters Testamentary thereon.
witnoss my hand and the Seal of said Court
Seal, this 10th day of September, 1903.
]. G. FINNELL.
Ex-Onicio Clerk of the Probate 1ourt.
First publication Sept. l5th 1908.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1903-09-15
NOTICE

OF Petition for Probate of
VIII, and for Hearing the ApPIIca-
ton OF w. III. FeIkner for the Issuance
TO him of Letters Testamentary
Thereon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-10-30
PROYECTOs en- MIRiFLOREs

La Secretarfa del Teaoro de los Els.
tados Unidos, ha pedido al Jefe supe-
rior de Sanidad marftima de la isla,
datos y pianos para la construction de
varios edifcios en- IL isIa de Miraho-
res.
Sc proyecta Ia construction de nm
departamento para coninamianto de-
pasageros an cnarentena do obserpa-
ci6n, TN Lazareto rnoderno, nm edifi-.
clio para ell Conaandante Jefe, otro pa-
raj os Sabalternoa y otro para ell ADJ
ministrador.
Adenas, Sc pienss establecer un
Crematorio para vfctimas de enferrne-
dades contagiosas.
Dada III penuria de hoy 10 "a nece-
saFio pledeoir cuanto 0anarsE Is isIa j
San juan con el vigoroso impulse Que
tan impoTtanta servici0 ha de reeibfr,
con d erection de tales ediEicios.
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En- Aguadllla dsblsran pOnof Orden
fla II8gada do los COehas de-
CaInuy quo COnGcian con Ia Sa-
Ida do los lrOn0s do Maya
gQ8z

NADIA hay mas justo que buscar tra-
baio aprovechar las ocasiones de te-
merle, pero NADIA mas inciviI que. los
viaieros que llegan AQuadilIa para
tomar eI tren de Mayagiez. le caiQa
una nube de muchachos encima, pre-
tendiendo apoderarse vi0lentamente de
maletas y baules para haceF 81 trasla-
do de los coches al tren. v abrnmando
de una manera insoportable 4 los via
jeros.
Esos pobres muchaehos buscan tra-
hajo y pelean por ganar algunos cen
tavos, es verdad; pero no es lfcito que
saquen al pr6iimo los ojOs, que Ia hos
tiguen, y que pretendan tonarse & las
maIas un encargo que solo tiene dere4
cho & otorgar el interesado con ahso-
luta Iibertad.
Las autoridades dc Aguadilla POI
drfan poner orden en- ESQ prsparar
las cosas de manera que sin prfvar g
los muchachos de buscar trabajO, no SIC
vean los viaieros reducidos s disputar
& empujones ell paso franco del coche
al tren, nj vfctinas del 0gYeb0ta-capns
& que aluden estas lineas.
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ExIsiancla Do labaeOs
m Vaalia AbaI0

Es inpOrtantSsima una Feaaci6n cue
da ON SO pend dltimO n6mero el peri6di-
co de Pinar del Rio. sTa Union Pa
tri6tieas s0bre la exiseencia de tabaco
en- rama en- toda Ii region conOeida
por Vuelta Ahajo que comprende des-
de Consolation del Sur hasfa los Re-
mates ae auane inclusives.
Esa relacion. toHnada al pie de Ia le-
tras es Il siguientes
~En esta ciudad 81 seFor Pe6n, tiene
como 625 tercios de tabaco dispoui-
bles; 400eI acaudalado c0merciante v
propietariO ID. joss Antonio Cabegas:
TOD. Manuel Fern6ndea: 100 ell CO.
nOcidO Coaechero u. JOSS Calero; otrO
coaecherO, ID. Santiago Simon, 318:
los sel0res Garay 97; ID. Antonio Co
roma 50; -. Remi0io Rodriguez, Co
merciAnte " cosecher0 114s sefIora viu-
da do Alvarez so; como 100 del afIo
anterior, Id. Andres Cabaz6n con
2, 140 tercios. Si 4 0stos se unen 1000
de Sunidero, Cabezas, Cranaales Y Ho-
20 Colorado. 300 de- Pens Blanca y
mas de 100 del afIo anterior, hnpi0s
de coIas De los selores BffiI en- Rio
Eco. resultan 8, 040.
En- Sanbo TOm6s 900, y 2, 500 en- el
resto Cle Whales. son &, 400. En- San
Juan y Martinez los sefIores Nogo '
NoYo y Ell de b. Nicanor AIcalde y d.
Cayetano Rodriguez (Tata Calleia) en
Rio Seeo. con varios Totes dc Arroyo
Hondo y Luis I.azo pasan de 800.
En- Consolation de N0rta, contanao 81
de Arroyo Rieo. Ie0an como 8 2,5O0.
En- Guane incIuyendo m I0ee inapor-
tantfaimo dc ID. Juan Sagug en- "a pue-
bio, $50 tercios Dis les senores Cebrian
= Fernandez en les remates: 81 de d.
Francisco Tanda en- loa rnisEnoa Rema-
tes r den1ks existaneias de Martina ,
Punta de la Sierra. e. puede haber
mas de 1000. En innto como Is, 900
tercios aproximadaments. EI sefior
Galderfn. en- esta ciudad, .cuenta con
81 tercios de IL cosecha antarior.9
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DE sAFHDAD MARTINA

AlgunOs capitanes de barcos no fa-
ciIitan como dsbieran las operaciones
de In ccmisi6n de vista sanitaria, antes
al contrario, las dificultan.
En- esta ciudad, la sanidad ha roga-
do los capitanes que. al recibir Ia vi
aita, tengan todo dispuesto para liz ins-
pecci6n que Ia ley ordena Psro. e
pesar de ESQ, cuando Ia vista Sc pasa s
algunos vapores, cada cOsa anda por
su Iado, los pasaieros confundidos con
los tripulantes, ETC., y, naturalmente
ls vista Sc retarda y difculta conside-
TRblemente
ESQ pas6 aver con eI vapor SIze6n
XTTT>. Enpez6 IL viaita e les 1890
q. na. v termin6 las 1890 p. M. 81
las cosas hubieran estado preparadas &
bordo conforme 6 los preceptos de la
sanidad martina, esa vista hubiera
sido rkpida y no huhiera durado mas
de una hora no obstante pasar de 700
personas el cOntingente que debfa re-
conocerse.
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Fl lata Hanlll J los
asess0s do p0llGIas

Tenernos entendido cue, an cuan3o &
aSceneos de policfas 81 Coronel HaniII
proceeds cOnforHne & principles de rec
titud Y justicia.
Lse E100O que. para preEniar mereci-
dauaents 4 les niarnbroa del Cuerpo
qEe & clio ee hayan hecl1o acreedores,
solo 1iene "a cuanka, como es de rigor,
Is antnedad de auuklEoa en- 6rdsn
inaLaara5le y aden1&s sna apfisndea.
CEeeTn0s que. prOcediend0 as1. euna-
pIebienel Jefa aRuaill con los aItosdebe-
res de- Bu cargo, 10 cuaI ha demostrado
mas de ana Yez.
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aaMnREs. GALES I 0BsERvACIaAEs

R. Tnfanz6n & G. Torres y Ca
Crist0 16. Muy malo.
(Jarros vacfos sueios, jarros desta-
pados, cria de auirnales en- el interior. J
j. Figueras. Cristo I8. Bneno.
L. Boques Luna "A BnenO.
CT. Torres. Luna so. Malo.
Vagiiaa sin Iayars jaxros dea1a apad0s,
Ieche 0n ouarEo dorlnit0ri0, Este Sc
hatla0a anay Ga@i0s
T. MARTINEZ Luna IS. Bueno.
B. Isaac. Luna 98. Bueno.
a. Miranda. Sol 86. Regular.
r. Infanz6n & Ct. Torres y Ca.
Luna So. Bueno.
Carlos Hernandez Luna 81 Bue
na.
(Una yasija sin lavar con reatos de
lecho.
M. Cruz. Sol 81 Bneno.
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POI Il,
nanaRa pOr mi'

Nunca he sentido simpatias por los
procedinaientos de fuerza Y de barba-
rie que empgean los puebios POGO cuI-
toa en- los cgiales ans ha1itantes sc ven
coHtrefidos g soportar gobiernos des-
p0ticos que acalIan los gritos de pro-
testay los gernidoa de los d6biles con
las puntas de las bayonetas 8 con las
culAtas de los MauBers.
Pueblos que soportan sin prOtestar
esos abuses, v gobiernos que de tai ma
nera atropellan & los ciudadanOs, SON
de todo punto reprobables por ser pa
rias los primerOs v tir6nicOs los Sc.
gundos.
81 los ejemplos del pasado de YER
nido pOr EspafIa ha de ser 81 espejo en-
que SO miren nuestros gobernantes, no
para apsrtar In vista h0rrorizados, ST.
no para tratar de rAnedar aquellas
pr&cticas, SO impone que las concien-
ci@s honTAdas SO acerQuen, -se unan v
pretesten de tales desafueros atenta-
torios de todo punto Ia Libertad sos
tenida por los principles que abarca ell
pFograma del PartidO Republican,,
No es possible consentiF, sin d. La re-
probaci6n suba & los labiOs, que ciuda-
danos pacffcos, con el perfectfsimO
derecho que les asiste de reunirse v de
propagar sus ideas, 10 hagan y que sus
reuniOnes sean cohihidas mas adm
desbaratadas .por medic de Ia fuerza
bruta que no solo no c0nvence, sino
indigna q las personas que, sin parti-
cipar de las ideas que en- dichas reu-
niOnes exterioriZan, no pueden menOs
de sostener el criterio de ibertad Y
derecho que ssiste todos los ciuda-
danos.
Es honrad0, es iusto combatir al adj
versario con las armas mobiles de la ra-
Z6n y de los argumentos escritos pre-
dicados; pero es criticable al que hom-
bres paeficos, obrerog que Sc agitan
dentro de los limites de las leyes para
defender sus principles. sean 6stos
err6neos 6 no. SO les atropelle con la
fuerza armada y con In injusticia.
Nosotros. entiendo yo. los que sos
tenemos eI Partido Republican,, mo-
por sus hombres sino p0r sus princi-
piOss con la alteza de niras que debe
inspirarnos siempre. debemoa eafor-
zarnos, sacrifcarnos, para que esos
principles no sean hollados jau16s cen
Cletrinento del pueblo que pide la de-
fensa de sus derechos Y protesta del
@trOpello v del casti@o injustO.
Seamos cOnstantes con nuestrOs pro-
p6sitog.
sHoy por n, maaana por mf.s
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Muy seaor mfo:

Sdplco & listed de cabida en- Las co.
luinnas dc su ilastradO peri6dic0 las
aiguiantes lfneas, las cuaIea han debidO
RSr boy IA luz en- Ias c0lumnas de xIEl
nniIaS de esta ciudad; peru. con
nbro denli parte. me ha dicho al
aaHor NAvarreta. que, despues de en-
planaao Ell artfculo, prohibieron su
ppblicaci6n los senores Manuel Dome
nech y H. Ulpiano Colon.
Ignore los motives que para tai cosa
h4Yan tenido esos sefIores, toda vez
que nesde La fundaci6n de xEl Aguiia3
be venido colaborando en- sus colum-
nas con Ia mayor buena Yoluntad y ell
mayor desinteres.
Con gracias anticipates. quedo su
affmo. s. s.,
Francisco G5menea,
secretariO del COmite Republican,.
III ArttculO 4 que 50 alude, dice asf;
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m susHnt@ cQInll ON nA hechC
nfihliea Ii dle Snidad
n uan. q. Dutubre 80 de
Digeeb0r de @Ia CORES
1onsieneiss enox
TannO el gasto de incluirle Nm aEta-
do dagnoa 6rativo de los distintos pues-
tos Gle lechs de Ia capital basado en-
ana inspection practicada 81 dia 27 del
actual. Els mi 0bjeto ejescitar el estl-
muI0 entire los distintos dnefios &c es-
los Duest0s para aal no tenor Que re-
cnrrix 4 aci0nes seyeras
Du tempo Ell tempo le sera envia-
do otro estado basado en- Las distintas
inspecciOnes cue Sc hagsn.
De usbad atentamente, II. M. Her
ssassdss. MI d Director do Sanidad. ,
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la SEN0RA JGJANA RIVERA
DE- CASTAF9ERA, HA en-
VlAD0 ~ EGTAS OElCIF1 AS
haJESTRA De ENCAJE
TEJlDC POH ELLA CON FL
BRAS DE e5And6 nd6EVETlA.9

Hoy recibimos nna nauestrs dc an
caje tejidO con hbra da xaanseyeria1
por u eaEDra Jnazla Rivara, esp0sa del
digno sarganto da ln Policfa TusuSar
don German CmstaneFa.
DichO srabajo est& haeh0 con verda-
dera habilidad y Elaaassrfa.
In0ftae eli Is seda do an modo adj
mirable. Y en cuanto as teiido esta
haehO p1inloK aente.
Dan0 SFaa grmcias Ia dis
tinguida ssfEOra Rivera de- Castan0rA.
SsSz GA cuxz ufo
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lIR iren Do feiFrII ss-
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En na0naenk0s de entrar an pgenaa
esta edici6n nos infornaafaos de que el
Puerta De Tierra e0rca dsl fexroEil
francis, nn tsen ha dasbFaa0 p0g
complete s an nilIss da rs aGgoa alle alln
no Ia edo idenf laago.
a@x@ dagaEoa dat IeG.