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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
WANTED FIV& MgN KILLED.
Suoh 10 the Statement Made in q
kentucky Court.

A dispatch from Lexington, KY,
says plot to shoot down five men In
the Breathitt county court house
during one OF the feLd murder trials
there, was brought out In that city
"Wednesday at the hearing Of a mo-
ton TO admit to bail Sheriff Edward
Callahan and the Hargises, one OF
whom Is judge and another state
senator
The sensational story was told by
Anderson White on the witness
stand. White said that Judge James
Hargis had given witness As. calibre
pistol, telling White to go to the
court house, where the trial Of Thomas
Cockrill for killing Benjamin Hargis
was In progress, and be ready, to do
as instructed. White declared thai
James Hargis wanted him to shoot
five men, In event any trouble started.
The men, White says he was asked TO
shoot were Dr. Cox, James Cockrill,
Mark Cockrlll, Attorney Vaughan
and another. This other, witness re
membered as being j. B Marcum
K Ill all Of these or any cne or them l.
wnat Wnite said Hargls told him.
White said he declined 10 do this and
returned the pistol Hargis tnen to d
White that White would be needed
probably as a witness. Hargis told
White to return when sent for.
Anderson Wbite is a brother of
Thomas White, who Is now serving a
life term for the killing of j. b. Mar
Cum.
JEFF" Smith followed White. He
said tnat b,fore the killing Of Cock
rill, Judge James Hlrgis declared to
witness. Jim Cucklill has got to De
killed. If he Is not, Cockriil VIII Xiii
Callahan or me, or both OF lis.
Witness d. c ined 10 participate in
the plot. HArgis tlireateDed, wit.
reSs said, To get George Smith or
Curtis JeJt to 90 the killing. Wit
ness said that he was in III argls' store
the day after Cockrill was killed.
Callahan and Judge Hargis were there
aud when the news came from L.x
ington that Cockrill mad died in a
hospital Hargls and Callahan smiled
| at each other,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Hung Him Tw,oe.

AT Pittsburs, Pa, two men we're
haDg.0 thursday and The first unsuc
cessful hauglng vas recorded in Ale,
6 eny county. Reno Dardata was
nanged first, and his neck was broken.
William Byers folio Hed. The 10 o
OF the moose was pulled away, prt ipi.
Lating him to the ground. He was
not badly hurt, tho rope was again
adjusted. This time there were NO
miahaps. Death re- ultcd from stran.
9uation. Byefs vas convic ed OF
killlrg August j. Layton at Turtle
Gre on June 3, 1901. He Implicated
Lay toms wife and John Nc Williams.
Iney were acquitted. McWiiliams
terWard married Mrs. Lay ton. Oar
laia Killed Thomas Sinclair at Im
perlal on Sptcmb r 20, 1903, during
quarrel over dunk OF Wnl.key anu
, dDillr
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
AnotiA. Negro Omocr

The president has appointed Ser.
!esnt &c rye 5. Thompson OF the
twenty. fl ilIh infantry TO be second
iautcnau6 in the Philippine scouts,
thus adding one more negro to the
commissi ned force OF the army.
III ut. Thompson was appointed on
MS merits, haviag received hish com.
nendatiol for heroism and efficiency
1uring TIE la urrected in the Philip
pines. He is une OF The crack shols
n the army ana his received aevera!
medals for rifle and pistol shootiug
DE Is now statioaed with his regiment
at Fort NIobrora, Neb.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
OhainxanR Iiscsn,,1.

Nine prisoners escaped from the
Lexington County cnaingang last
week. The gang was located near
MIR. JOB SwyEert's place Ia Hollow
Creek township, not far from Lees
vile. The total number OF prisoners
on the gang was 15 or 49, 1t was
rumored about there that tho captain
or the gang was away at his home,
heins sick. The guard was said also
10 have been sick aud the gang had
been left under the care OF new
man. MIR. II. u. Adams, who resides
near where the escape occurred, CAP.
tured two OF the prisoners. A tele.
gram Was received from the auth ri
ties at Newberry stating that they
mad taken three OF the fugitives, thus
leaving four still at large. 1t is said
that these Will hardly be captured, as
they are long term prisoners and one
OF Them came near escaping before
his trial, b. filing the bars OF the jail.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Mother and Daughter Hypnotize
Each Other.
THE DAUGHTER DIED
From the Effects of the Spell. A Spec.
iaIist Also Hypnot!zed. Physicians
and Hypnotists Puzzled by q
Strange Case Reported
in New York City.
in New York City.

One OF the most remarkable cases
In the experience Of the doctors Of the
Pfesby yterian hospital in New York
euded Friday in the death Of Miss
Luella Huestis OF Mount Vernon,
VINO with her mother, Mrs. Jas. FL.
Huestis, had been In a trance for 15
days prior to her daath. More than
two weeks ago both OF the women
we're found unconscious in the home
of Henry w. Heller, a lawyer of that
city, and were supposed to have been
asyhyxiated by gas. Neither had
since recovered consciousness and
physicians and hypnouists were puz-
zled by their unaccouhtable condi-
tion.
Mis- Huestis was an attractive
young woman, aged % years. Lack
Of nOurishment was the principal
Cause OF her death as 1t had been Inn
possible 10 give her food except in
liquid form aud tnrough tube.
otimulants and oxygen were admlnis-
tered without effect. A singular fact
is that the young woman mother,
who lay in an adjoining room, began
10 sho" signs OF the approach of death
loon after The death or her daughter.
Ine mother also Is greatly emaciated
and the physicians at the hospital
say that her 10" vitality is due prin.
cipaly TO starvation.
One specialist in hypnotism and
ply slologY who Investigated Lne case
hai maize puolic Lis conclusion that
The two women had uuconsciuusly
n! pnot!zed each otner and that gas
asph> xlaLion lad nothing to do with
Tie case. H. exp aimed that he had
himself been hypnotized while hyp-
nutizing a patient and had only been
awakened by the arousing OF the sub.
Ject. Tbs case Of the two women has
attracted tne attention of scientists
all over the country. An AUTOPSY
made on the budy OF Miss HuesUis
showed that death had resulted from
,,aS poisoning
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Death Dealing Cyolone.

News from Roanoke, Randolph
county, Alabama, states that reports
have reached Roanoke OF one OF the
most disastrous cyclones that ever
visited that section, which swept
across the southern part Of Randolph
county late last night. Eight or nine
lives are known to have been lost and
damage amounting to thousands OF
collars was done TO property. The
cyclone started at point near Double
Heads, and pro eeded In northwest
ern course. The residence OF Mack
Carlisle, white, was demolished and
r. G. Haynes, Of Roanoke, was killed.
Six miles east number of h uses
were demolished and three negroes
killed and several injured on the
Wilson plantation. Tnree or four
negroes were killed Oh the Holly
plantation, near Rock Mills. AT
Limo postoffloe q store was demolish.
ed, and a little white girl, daughter
of Mr.. Lucas, was killed and her
mother seriously Injured.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Peasants Killed.

4 dispatch from Kutno, Russia
Poland, says ten peasants were killed
and so were wounded at Lamenta,
March 81, as the result OF the shoot
ing OF infantry sent to que!l disturb
ances. A crowd Of peasants from
Benignowa proceeded to Lamenta to
induce the farm laborers to strike and
rioting occurred. The chief OF police
with company Of soldiers went to
the scene and the troops fired two vol
leys at the peasants, killing two On
the spot and woundipg so. The latt er
we're brought In carts to the hospita
there where seven men and one wo-
man subsequently died. Eleven others
are dying.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Awful EYperienoe.

A dispatch from San Francisco,
Cal, says the cldfshing schooner
Czarina from Eagle haroor, Alaska,
naS brought Frederic Martin, still
suffering from three days and nights
Ia an arctic prison, snut In by the
raging sea On he one side and a ga
cir on the other. Martin was placed
IN this dangerous position by a storm
which overlook him while fishing uff
Eagle har6or last April, and which
oie~ his ry ashore. Notwithstand.
Ing his suffafings aud apparent hope
lessncss OF his position, Martin kept q
iary, written hourlY. Ii tells of his
despair, his recourse to raw fish bait
~ food after two days of starvation,
ms fight to keep tue blood moving by
savdsely b4ating his feet with the
4andle or a gatf. MS faal psrsever-
4nce and his csc pc by clingiDg to the
gIacier In his bare feet; how with
ope he la soei the pinnacle OF q rock
far ab b,ve him and then cltmed up the
elf, clinging TO The orev.c s with mis-
otre feet. Then he ran aoto,s the
frs zen fields to fishing station.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Was Not Poisoned.

A dispatch from San Francisco s.ys
AFTER full police examination OF thl
evidence surrounding The death o.
Mrs. Stanford, the noted woman
philanthro2ist. IL was annuuuced la e
"Wednesday nght that death was du,
to natural causes. While confessin.
their Inability to explain the present {
or stryc nina IL the carbonate of SOD,
which bhe drank bsfore death they
say there was not sufficient quantity
TO cause death.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
The Salaries to be Paid the Diff.
ferent County Officers.
TERMS OF THE ACT
Passed by the Legislature at Its Recen,
Session. The Superintendent of
Education Get Better Pay Than
Formerly. Comparison Is
Interesting to Note.

The legislature recently passed an
act providing for the salaries of all
the officers In all of the counties ex-
cept judge Of probate, master In eGui-
ty and magistrate. For the latter
office special act was passed. Judg
es Of probate and masters will draw
the same salaries and receive the same
fees as heretofore.
1t is declared in the act that the
constitution provides that the COM
pensation shall be graded in proper.
tion to the population and necessary
service required. The amount Of sal,
ary fixed for each officer Is given pub.
lication here, and our readers may
find it interesting to make compari-
sons, to see how different counties
treat their officials In the matter OF
pay. Another noteworthy feature is
the amount paid in each COUNTY to
tax and governing boards.
Following are the salaries to be paid
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Men Are soar 90.

In Paraguay the women are in pro.
portion OF seven to one as compared
With the men. The consequence is
tnat the men are taken the greatest
care of, and everything which Is un.
pleasant Or might be risky TO the liiC
of u man Is done by the women. The
streets are cleancd, ships are loaded
oxen are driven by than, and it is
even said thai they have taken part
In the country's wars, acting as sub
Btitutes for their men folk.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Way hUosla Lus4S.
A Field Corresponding Points Ont
Dishenvtentng Oondirfona.


Demonstrating Conditions.
The Novoe Vrenya, paper pub.
lished In ST. Petersburg, Russia, Fri
day published remarkable dispatch
rom a correspondent in the field.
"ho, with the bitter taste of defeat
still on his palate, discusses the causes
D! Russian verses, ana contrasts The
plriG with which Russia and Japan
are conducting the war and, with sor-
20" ana disneartment, arraigns the
elements In Rlssia VINO are nourish.
i! 6 their propaganda On defeats in the
iar ELsb, scattering in the very hour
Oh oeieat," according to the corres.
p'nden0, BROADCAST among the heart
SICK, retreating soldiers, proclama-
Gions urging them to cesse tehtfnq
and surrender"
Setting aside the factors Of O tenn
poracy nature, the correspondent emu
AerateS four main causes OF misfort.
une:
First. Failure tc establish before
The war an adequate intelligence de-
partnent in maachuria or to make
otner preparations, contrasted with
Japanese activity in that direction.
Second. Russil Is dependent upon
single railway while the Japanese
nave many bases, with the possibility
OF establishing new ones at any point
IN the coast.
Third. The deficiencies Of many
ofiic1Ts, whose mistakes of execution
brig To naught the most carefully
tnoughU-out plan OF the commander,
or whose technical education has not
kept pace with the artillery they are
!, CURED to handle.
Fourth. The patriotism, devotion
and passionate longing for victory OF
tne Japanese.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31

The Spartanburg Journal says
the southern farmer by holding on to
his cotton for tnree three months has
put prices up s6 bale. BY continu-
ing 10 hold he cAn put values up still
higher. This experience has shown
llim the value uf cooperation and
should cause him in future years t.
market his cotton radually aud avoio
The shock to the market OF throwing
1t all On at once, as has been the Gu,
lOm
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Soene OF Horror.

A dispatch from ST. Petersburg
says that the mortality In the Rus
ian army at the front Is frightful
Five thousand men succumbed to
wounds or disease last week at Har
bin. The greater number OF the rail
road cars and trucks upon which the
wounded are piled are brought into
the station and left upon the sidings
without having their human freight
removed The station exnales a ter
rlble stencil, having become combi-
ned hospital, refuse heap and charnel
hOuaa
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Severely fhuuiphe(i.

The President has approved the
sentence Of the court martial inflicted
upon Midshipman Arrowcod, Of North
Carolina, recently tried Tor desertion
from the navy. The sentence carries
with 1t dismissal from the vavy and
the law bearing upon the case provid-
es that man SO dismissed should not
hereafter be eligible to any rights Of
oitlzenship.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Iia,iiN iiurf.

G. @. Jewell, q foreman in the
Southern's shops at Columbia was
dangerously Injured by being struck
ON the head by Q. l. Milford, car
rcpatrer. The trouble arose from a
dispute between the two men inside Of
a car.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-03-31
Killed ON Tho Track.

Oae OF the worst accidents that has
ma ked the history Of racing in New,
Ofieans occarrad Friday in the second
race at the fair grounds In that city.
The field OF ii horses was about to
swing into the stretch wnen Swedish
Lad, running sixth, was jurlped on
oy one OF the horses behind MIN and
mis- near hind leg broken. Court
Crier, following, fell over Swedish
Lad. Jockey M;Cafferty, who rode
Court Crier, was thrown directly In
the path Of the oncoming horses.
McCatferty, the only one Of the look.
eys hurt, was carried to a stable and
thence sent TO a hospital. It was
found that his skull was orusned in
both front and back, that both his
arms were broken and that he had
other injuries. Death is expected at
any moment. Swedish Lad was de.
StroS cd, :
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Notici8 S de .M8n8ti.
DO1l Dolores. NadaI. VsraRaan
do. Ell padre LIaugsT To-
IICfa.
~ aseEeatro oogregponeal !

Julio 26 ! DcnR Dolores Md / Sc
siente en- extreme agradecids de fss
innumei ables at,nniones q~e recibi6
de psrte de Ids distirgaidt b rmaacs
Marchsr, SuEis, Careers demSs per
sonas del sin1patico poblkdo de BaEce
loneta.
: Sc haTIa un tanto mel n de Eus
1oleneisP. ls BELLS sefI9rita Carmen
Bfurch.
L fsmiIiA de don r D62 2. es
ha sAEidc & Vetanear & Is playa.
-Ei veDera bIe psrrcca padre L'au-
ger de puevo dc encuentr8 entire noB0-
tres. Nos a'egrAmos l.:
Sc dice que los resretsbies esp0.
scs 6<h f Guile ~ en- brave saldrkn
psra au Eesi1erciR de S2rturce.
-Pronto eS cEss misntc dc Ia bella
rubia de cabellos castsfIos Sc resiz sra.
Los dos estan contentos Y aGegres. :.
Los policfEs RosAs, Mor,t Car-
los haP pressn t4dO en- ell dis de syeF
variss denunciss. e! 6ltimo de eatos
pOlicfGs quedsF6 en- eBte puesto.
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GOSlTAS.

Los que vivimos en- esta asfxiante y
ee,rOpeG Ciudad, cuando saiin10s GL
cnnap0. sc nos ers2nChRn los pul1nones.
Y no es por al sirs purO de la CO 20 pi6a
que tel impression se aiente; es por
ls sinceridad que revela toda aquellR
Rente sanG y buen8.
Pr ala no se encuentrRn SGb5Ps Pc
70 ai patriotas, geDte de CAMPO y de
cemp0a como Cabo r j. y May RgtlEz
Y otFOs que noa han dado de 10 pCco y
hueno que verdsdeFamente tenemoG =
hemOa tenidO aqpf y fuera de Rqpf.
No Sc porqu6. perO es 10 ciert6 qua
nuncB ningunS frase me ha hechp tan.
e graCia , me hsce Fetozsr Ia n isa en-
los labios somo Is de cSNdGdGnO.
Por 10 que mi reapeCta, a YER
como se discute tGato darnos 0laSHGdG-
MIA. darfa les pFRCi9s pOr clio y Rrefe:
ririA seguir sisndo del Pueblo de PHer-
to Ric0. .-=
Qaien puede aoner en- tels de ipicio.
uue una pergone nacida en- ID muy no.
ble y muy Ieal ciudad de San juan
BRutiata de Puerto Rico. nacida an ID
eslIa de Ii Fortaseza. apodada lpaLen.
b1utizRda on Ia Santa Iglesia CatedraI
por 81 IIustrisimo sefor QbispO, no ei
c;;udGdaao? No hsy rsZ6n per tank
para preoCupRrse por dQ@6tJO.
GUARIONEX,
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no sERA listed

engafado. Que siempre hay fulla
rias V fraudes en- abundancia, q
cosa que (tod0el mundo sabe; perd
rara vez 8 nunca Sc encuentra que
una importante casa comercial los
cometa, sea cual fuere la clase de
gu giro. No puede haber 6xito per-
manente de alguna clase, cuando
este basado en- Ia mala f6 8 engaflo.
Los cue intenten los fraudes, son
sencillamente tontos y prOnto su-
fren ell castigo que Sc merecen. Sin
embargo, hay muchas personas que
temen comprar ciertos aart1culos
anunciados por tenor de ser EN-,
baucados Y engaf1ados; especial
mente Sc resisten q dar contianza
& las manifestations que Sc pu-
blican sobre los meritos de ciertas
medicinas. FL muy efcaz RENE
dio, conocido bajo Ell nombre de
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLF
es un artfculo que Sc puede com
prars con tanta seguridad y garan-
tia como la harina, artefactos DIP
seda 8 algod6n, siempre que procer
dan de una fabrica con reconoclda
reputation. No nos convendrla eli
xagerar de manera alguna sus buer
mas cualidades 6 representarla col
mo con las que no le correspond
dan; pero tampoco necesitamos de-
tai ardid. Els tan sabrosa como La
miel Y contiene los principles nu-
tritivos Y curativos del Aceite de
Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, que ex-
traemos de los h1gados freseos del
bacalao, con Jarabe dc Hipofosftos.
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta III
Cerezo Silvestre, y Guam valiosa
debe ser tai combination de estos.
importantes reactivos medicinales,
es cosa patente a todo ell mundo.
Els de inapreciable valor en- casos de
Anemia, insomnia, Mala Digestion,
Afecciones de la Sangre y Tisls.
Gel DR.. E. Duefias, de Buenos Aires,
dice: Tengo Ell gusto de manifes-
tarles que he empieado con exec
lentes resultados gu preparation en-
mis- enfermos Y en- todos ellos he
Observable un resultado altamen'
te satisfactorio. En- las Boticas
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La sRpidRd p6bIicR en- Ia isi0 esta
bAsta nte dfscuidsaa y no cYeemcs que
sea f.9ts de cello 8 inter6s por palte de
les 81 fiores fisibles de saridad.
Pensamos que squf ss eStSn introdu-
ciendo naGtod0s 8 ipiciAtiv4s que sc d.
cen arnericsnos per todss parties sin
Orden ni Gonciertc Q1ereunos d. cir,
por cbseIV. ci6n prcpis, que Sc h1
hech0 une c2sS rudimentRria Rnteg que
enpt ztr & higienizar los pueb!os.
Parece ns tuFaI que 80 hubi se empe-
zado por pOner & los pueb'os en- condi-
clones de que tergsn iricistivaS. hscer
IN plan de essudioa de c&ds locslidsd
con reltci6n q au5 condolences topo-
RrGfisas y eats blecer Eistemag eCon6mi-
COS de alC&ntsrill8dpS y ptz7s ntg?cs.
que lss GALES SO Iimpien y tergsn GCe'
rEa , cunetRs.
Cuxndo 90 visits & Ia PIsya de Pom
c., citamoa este p0b!ado por ser de
Rs mas pOpulogoB, 90 Riente impreai6n
peno.fsima.
Aquellas GALES, no son tales: seme-
jan Veces pantanos 3, ep Cuslquiera es-
ttci6n del ffi', y no SO comprende
como puede viVirse en- squel barriO sin
gTvs riesgo de iR sAlud.
Y be impone un pl&n general de hi
giene en- toda la isla. gradual y met6.
dico.
En t6rminos generates puede deCiree
que faer& de San JuSn. no exiate hi
giene. y t6a aquf fAlta no POGO pOr
hRCeF.
Son eAtGs impres stones IigerRg, 6
FeservA de ser annpliAdaB con mss
detenimiento.
PerO do un hechO iucuesti0na bic que
ell que vipja por IL islR v6 que SO venden
&psiuileSS , y otras fcutas cubiertss con
telSs, en- tAnto otras c0Bas que deble'
ran cubrirse eatSu al eleacubierto,
Tai We y ii fuePan invitAdCs los eff
Ciales de ssDidGd CelebTar una cor f9-
.renci2 de aCuerdO cientfti samente po-
drfan cambiar ideas impresiones y
q trszRr un plan general de hygiene p1
blic0.
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p.s,oaros que tOm6 en- este puerto
al vspor ePhiIadeIphiRs pars New
AS! Cant. o. p Tow ,shs d. Leo Dubois
y otro mas, jose HsrrerO GaIlardo,
B. FfediChs, Miss HI Cooks, FeIlx
FSno, III N Slens ket, Q; Bosen0s'
Miss Msbs H. Almond Miss A; bh'
Guero. Francisco BAauerO. j 1a6 A.
Gaudier, H. Mcndozs. Oito S'hocp'
dSh A w. Cciw iii, M. Bunker. M.
MendizHbaL w. N Z0ller, A.
Hsrvsy. Tomas Rodriguez, Jean Mic
G1iIlef, Venns Gsorgo b Anthone y s
ni6,s. Limo Vszquez, A. G.. Swallow,
Lucas Castro, jose Ottega NeVerez'
Mr.. y Mrs. j. Anderson. W. Q, Mes
sen, Mr.. Andres FfancesChi, Master
Angel FrancesChi, Miss Angela EfGn'
CsSchi, Miss julia FFRnceschi, Miss
Domingo CesRri.
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nueatrs Junt1. debiers eVitarse Ia re.
petiCi6n de eatos h>chos, en- el Ces0 de
que reaultAren &C m probados, y diapC-
pOner se colocSaen en- dichos tubOs
uuos pequefios recaptzculos. seg1 Sc
obServa en- Ifs poblaciones progreRis'
tas y bien Ghigienizad2s,
Sin s9uardGr nuestFR aoIicitud
personal, y demoatrando eexpontsneG'
mente1 cusnta delicAdtza y genercsi-
dad abrigRn sus mobiles afmes: CONT
/ IAN lOR cu'td vecinOs de este pusbiO
muchoG vaIiosos psisanOs de Ia I'ls
remiti6ndonoa sus spYeciRbles cffeci,
mientos para las desampsradEa y triG'
tfsimas famiIiRs de SPueb'o Nuev , y.
&La Plays qqienes en- rdmerO con
dersbie, y llelas de miseTias y har8pos
sguArdan este csrifI $50 6bol0, para
eniugar uu tant0 sus lFg'imGs.
V6aseyla relRci6n del dis:
CorresporsAl de Ella Ccrrespondar.
ciao. Is centavos; -Corresponsal de Ella
DsmocrsciaS 30 csntsvoi; ms JasnN
Mpniz Mendez. 10 csntsvO'; don jose
Rtm6n Ech .rEfa, so G. c>rtsvAs; Pc
dro Rivers. 10 centsvos; Nifs Isst s.
LHurs Msrtf1a 5 oentEvos; <B rim
uuen (S4n j ] a. 90 crntavos; don
B srnHrdino D. AZ 25 cant YES; don ia
lio G brera Pc IL z Come io) 25 ceuts-
vO,; don FranSisCes B lcsr egrs, Is cen
tavos; don 10 s6 Bsnigno Visntos 25
cantAvos; F.ui il So chez II arnandez
25 centsvos; don MlnueE*Vie' to 5
eeut&v,s; Vsrios raUublicsrO1, 90 can
0s.-TotAl 1892
Continuark estn -lists; = en- su opor
tunidad public are nos los nombTts d
lsa comisiones y 10 rma del repartC
I6 5Iico de dich hcs fondoS.