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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-19
KILLED BY
ELECTRICITY.
ROBERT WILLIAMS TOUCHED AN
ARCH LIGHT WITH IRON
ROPE

Lyuchburg. Aug. 1S-One OF the
most remarkable deaths caused by
electricity was that last night OF Rob
ert Williams. colored youth OF about
20 years of age Al the corner OF
Seventeenth and Fillmore street.
workmen have been putting in one
inch water pipes and have left several
lengths each about twenty feet, ~
ing I'm the street. Williams. who livd
with his father. at 3O3 Fillmore
street. close by seems go have been
near the arc light which is suspend
cd at the corner OF Seventh and
Filmorestrectslastn 9Th TAOINETA
Fillmore streets last night at about
10 o'clock For some unknown reas
on he stuck piece of paper i'm the
end OF one OF the lengths OF pipe and
the purpose of lighting IT, As he did
SO George lIackett smaller colored
boy. who was standing by. and who
realized the danger tried to take the
pipe from Williams prasp. Both re-
ceivcd shock which sent them stag
g"ring 10 he earth Williams falling
i'm a trench about ten feet away and
Hackett not far of one of them. per
haps both, called ont loudly with pain
MS they fell
Williams died almost instantly.
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The Leader.
ALL ABOUT BLUEFIELD

c r. St Clair. OF Tazowell. was
registered at the Altamont last night
I'll. Dixon. Of Thacter, was here
on yesterday
d. IL Robinson of Davie, was in
the city yesterday.
p. A. DRAGON, Of mgleside, was
here yesterday.
A. c. saycrs. of Northrork visited
the city on Yesterday.
W c. staples. of Roanoke, was in
the city Yesterday
A. Herndon and W r Hester
Of salem. va were ON our streets
Yesterday.
r.. s. Parson and c. II Hughes
of Bramwell, were I'm Bluencld yes
terdoy.
c. A. story and NJ. T Taylor. of
WeIch. We're pleasant visitors here
yesterday
b. b. Harding. of Graham, wa
transacting business here ON yester-
day.
j s. Vawter. of Iaegar. was i'm TO
see us Yesterday and paid his res
poets He is in the city transactiug
business.
The Democrats made an eXcellen'
start yesterday at Princeton and have
put most excellent ticket in the
field for the people to vote for.
Beaver Pond District had very
large delegation at the Princeton
Democratic Convention They were
among our best people and represent
ed the district with much credit
Tazewell base ball team has been
playing series of games with Prin-
ceton and Pulaski this week and were
quite successful. taking four game.
ont of played The team has no
paid players and they put mp good
clean game of ball.
We have received the Mingo News.
a new newspaper just started in vii
hanson. with s. ID. Stokes as editor
and Walker and Blackbourue pub
fishers We wish il all manner OF
success and we have M doub, viii
do great good for the cause of Dem
ocracy i'm that region. IL is hand
somcly printed and shows merit To-
eyeryway.
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FOR SALE!

Old Newspapers for sale
at this office very cheap
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-08-19
EXCURSION
NORFOLK and
RICHMOND

On September 4th the Nor
folk & Western Railway will
operate a popular low rate
Excursion. Special Trains.
Leave Bluefield 8:15 a. m.
To Norfolk $500, Richmond
$3.50.
Allowing three days in
either city.
Correspondingly low rates
from intermediate stations.
w. 3. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent.
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~S3N'J~I.5<J'HSH 5%CS~LS@E3A3%c%Se
a ATTENTION, BUILDERS
AND CONTRACTORS.

In order to supply at once the un-
.recedented demand in BlueGeld for
worry Wood Fiber Plaster. our
factory has shipped us four extra
ar loads which we are receiving to-
lay So that You may not be dis
ppointed i'm your work please let
have your order promptly for
worry Wood Fiber Plaster
HUFF, ANDREWS & THOMAS co.
Exclusive ivory" Distributors.
&cAo~o~o4cAo>oAoAcNcAcAc,Ac,
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GRAHAM COLLEGE

VIII open Tuesday. September g..
1906.
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WORKINGMEN
ATTENTION

Good positions are wait
ing for you! Call on Amer
lean Employment Bureau,
20, Bmefield Ave, Bluefield,
Nest Virginia.
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YoUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.

We do honest work and shall strive
10 be worthy OF your support
We have the following courses:
LITERARY, ELOCUTION, MUSIC,
ART.
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WANTED:

WANTED:-Pcrsons dcsil-
ing Manicming, Massag-
ing and Scalp Treatment
TO call ON Miss Louise
Booth, at Mrs. Simpsons
on BmctieId avenue. Bal
ley Block.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-24
! Stitch in Time
Saves Endless
Trouble.

The old saying. "A stitch in time
saves nine" was never truer than IN
the case Of ailments in the human
body. Many people while yet young
ana strong have undergone some
heavy strain which may nave caused
slight rupture. This In itself is not
Of any serious consequence IL 1t is
taken care of in time. A good truss
well fitted viii strengthen the wound
until It will never be noticed. II win
protect the parts and allow them to
strengthen until IN time the truss may
be discarded.
It Is absolutely necessary. however.
that TIE truss. shall be perfect litting
and Of the right kind The Owl Drug
company has the finest lire Of trusses
ever brought sto~the city and sxperts
who know how to at them perfectly.
II win pay vnu TO drop aspupd no
Hoax s,ssr 80 steelk.
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Notice q sheritt's Sale. !.

BY virtue OF an execution in my
hands. issued out Of the Probate Court
Of Neg Perce county, State of Idaho.
In the suit OF. The Ranchers' State
Savings Bank Of Peck. Idaho. cor
poration, against Garnett L. Riggs and
Chloe M. Riggs. his wife. duly attest
ed the 28th day of November, A. d.
1906, have levied upon all the right,
title and interest Of the said Garnett
L. Riggs in and to the following de-
scribed property situated in Neg PIERCE
county. Idaho, viz: Five head OF
yearling cattle branded (6) on right
hip; three ts) head OF yearling cattle
branded (e) on left hip; one "a year
ling with split IN right ear and crop
on left ear; one (1) yearling bull. no
brand; four (4) yearling cattle brand
ed ts) on left side; one (1) two year
old. two splits In right ear upper CLIP
on left ear; two, (2) two year old cat
tie branded (s) on right hip: one
yearling branded A F on left hir
and co on right side.
Notice Is Hereby Given. That or
Friday. the 3oth day OF November. A
d. 1906. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said
day, at Peck. idaho, ! win sell all thu
right, title and interest Of the said
Garnet L. Riggs In and to tho said
above described property, at public
! auction, to the highest bidder for cash
In gold coin of the United States. OF
sufiicient thereof, to satisfy SAID exc.
cution and all costs.
Given under my hand. this 21st da,
Of November, 1905.
HARVEY FoREsM.AN. Sheriff,
BY W. e. MOORE Deputy. Sheriff.
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Aid seei..i.. Will Meet.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Pilgrim
Congregational church will meet on
Wednesday. November IS at the home
Of Mrs. Edridge. corner EaeveAth ave-
nue. ana Twelfth street. This Is an
important meeting and II Is hoped that
.thssg rnSy be a full 4.tsRaancs. i.
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Return From Moscow.

The following persons returned from
Moscow this afternoon where they had
been in attendance In the north Idaho
land cases: J. b West. William
Dwyer. Dan Gresnburg. Clarence Rob-
nett, George Kester. william Benton.
!. n. Smith. Guy Wilson. Mr.. James
Justice. Mrs. Guy Wilson, High Lewis.
Edward Lewis ana stenographer John
w. Greb. 81 sl
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.ss Psary 20 New York Thursday j
SYDNEY, G. b.. Nov. 24.--Lieuten-
ant Peary's sartic steamers the Roose-
welt win leave for New York Thurs
day, November 20.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-24

For your protection buy your drugs
and medicines ut chastain- McNaiv
Drug Co
The Tsoesns fer wInss. i'avers ard
cigars. o.iv the ben.
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Taken 10 tn Poor Farm.

1ANSu g IT, oor = attS. n n z 58S2.
Mrs. Philip Dwyer. who has been
laying III from paralysis inssher shack
on the sand bar. was removed by
Keeper stranahan to the poor farm,
east OF ire city. yesterday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-24

Centennial Self. Raising Paneak
Flour at RusselI's Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-24

George Wyman Of Rosetta was .
visitor in the city between trains to-
day.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-24

The Binnard has popular prices
Toe. csc and 35c.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-24

Episcopal-Church Of the Nativity
Eleventh street. Rev. d. J. w. SOM
erville. Sunday, November 25. Sum
day school, 10 a. M: morning service,
II q M; afternoon service. 4:15 p. m.
The congregation will. take notice Of
the change in the hour Of evening
service. from the evening hour to the
afternoon. There will be an after
noon tea given at the residence Of Mrs
Nourse. 2s7 Fourth avenue, on Tues
day afternoon. THANKSGIVING day will
he observed with the Usual service al
1880 a. m. The guild plans to have
their annual German dinner durina
the second week in December. provid-
- s"s'ahle building can be obtained
at that time. A handkerchief sale will
be held in connection with the dinner
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Presbyterian-Wm. baltimore. pas
tor. Sabbath school,. 10 a. M, Mr..
Monteirh. superintendent. Morning
sercive. II a. m. Subject, Comfort OF
Temptation" Anthem. 80 Give Thanks
Unto the Lord" Smart. Solo, Zone
Sweetly Solemn Thought" Ambrose,
Mrs. H. X. Barnett. Christian En-
deavor. $3.50 p. m. Evening service
. inject. Results" Anthem, Life Up
Your Heads" John L. Hopkins.
Strangers are invited to worship with
us. II strangers viii drop their card
in the basket containing name and ad :
dress we will be glad to call.
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Remember tho eth.
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. CHURCH sERWcEs ToMoR-
! ROM.

:. = = = = > - = = = = : =
Methodist Tomorrow will be the
closing day at the M. f. revival meet
ings. At 1876 in the morning there
will be farewell service by Mr. and |
Mrs. McCarty for the Sunday school,
ana at the regular service at II a. m.
they will sing. The regular church
anthem at this service will be "The
Radiant Morn" AT 8 o'clock in the
afternoon the farewell mass meeting
for all to attend. and the special fare
| well meeting In the evening at 1880, at
which the evandelists viii sing some
special selections suited to such clos
ling meetings. The regular church an
them for the evening will be 1.-THE
Day Of Freedom" Monday night the
4 trustees will meet, at 7 o'clock at the
ONCE Of Guernsey q Newton to con-
slider matters pertaining to the new
i church, and the building committee
4 win meet at 8 o'clock at the same
4 place TO perfect the united sale work
A for Tuesday, November ~.
I Pilgrim CongreEational-Rev. Sam
uei B: Chase. pastor. Services WILL
/ until further notice, be held in the
rooms OF the old Normal training
school building. These rooms have
| been cleaned and put In readiness for
the Sunday school and the church
services. Sunday school meets at 10
/ d. M: church service at II q. M;
theme: Friendship OF God and Man
Compared" The evening service at
|l6:30 p. m. This il gospel service
for everyone and conducted by the
young people. Everyone welcome.
Weekday services: Tuesday, the
Junior win meet at the old training
school bui ding in the normal campus.
Prayer and praise service win be held
Thursday evening at 1880. Topic:
"Have / Anything for Which to Be
| Truly Thankful to Godg" Please take
notice Of the change In place Of hold
Il ing the services. We hold no service
IN the armory.
First Baptist Corner Main and
! Seventh streets. Morning sermon At
/ III O'Clock Subject. .The Foundation
OF Christianity" Solo, selected. BY
Miss Esther Doege. Evening sermon
| 1t 1880 Subject. Ashamed Of the
Gospel" Solo. Calvary" Rodney. BY
Mr.. Harold Hurlbut. Sunday school at
Ia a.. .Ladies' Aid society on Tuesday
afternoon. Prayer meeting on We'd
nesday evening. THANKSGIVING service
Thprsday at 10: 80 =. IN. In this church
With sermon by Rev 8. r. Chase of the
Conversational church. The Ladies'
Missiqnary society will meet with Mrs,
Blair on Friday at 1880 p. m. Sub
tect: Missions Among the Indians"
The public Is, invited to attend these
SERVICES Albert y. Patch. pastor.
aChristian- Second Avenue near. Fifth
street, Bible school, 10 e, M. Miss
Callison superintendent. Preaching
services, 11.a- m. and 1880 p. m. by
Rev. w AZ. Roe. Subject for both
services: 1.-THE Essentials OF Chris
tianity. Christian Endsavor. $50 p.
m. J. H. Summers. president. Choir
rehearsal Thursday evening. All are
corially inxted to these services.
First Unitarian-Christian Science
hail. Rev. George w. Fuller will
preach at 4:sO p. M, on 1.-THE Sense
Of Proportion" This will be Mr. Full
er's closing service in Lewiston.
Episcopal--Church OF the Nativity
, Eleventh street. Rev. D. J. w. SOM
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The iarssss slass o. bssr n town a.
the Tseena.
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First Unitarian-Christi Science
hall. Rev. George w. Fuller will
preach at 4:sO p. M, on 1.-THE Sense
of Proportion" This will be MIR. Full
er's closing service in Lewiston.
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EntrGga de arnas.

New York Noviembs g. 1.3O p m
10 las que os
En- npguna las prOvincS exen hoy pardas de las
ugo que d5ponfan poder de las
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SCOT TRu ON
TRABbJANlO.
RespuGsta a una CaEta dsIiCada a
asunt0S pleFtOTlIqusII0S.
PsRsllTalla s q llgaf 2 o d0Rda nacB 4 EF0-
isceItn

New York, Octube % 1905. A. e.
LOisson, Esq. Room 341 Monadnock bldg.
San Francisco. Cal
Geuerido sefior LouisBon: Eu atenta
carta de OctuDre 5 lIeg6 mi algo retra-
sada y me apEeBurO contastaEla temiendo
que uated este ya prepar6ndoss para i7se
Al Hawaii.
Iendre mucho gusto on c0opeEar con
usted en- Ell ramo dc negocios indicado, Pc.
no en- otFo aentido debe tambien trabajaEse
para haCer que vengan capitaIes opuestos
4 los que 30 dedican & Ia elaboration del
azucar de remolacha.
Conozco personalmente los genadores
Tellon y Patterson ds Colorado y tambien
alguno de los hombres del CongresO y
estoy tratando del lasunto con clos Los
Dipntados Snabley Whitehead de PEN
silvania me prometieron va Hu apoyo, y
81 diputado del distrito de mi hogar en-
Virginia, esta tambien diHpueato auxi-
liarnos
Pronto emprender6 una campafia periola
d1stica en- FiladaIfa. He espeTado aIgdn
tempo antes de haceT este temiendo que el
asunte fuese olvidado 81 se trataba mucho
tempo antes de que se reuniese 81 Com.
greco.
Estoy aguardando Ia aparicion de sus
artfculos en- 81 "CalifoTnia Magazine" an.
tes de contribuir con uno de los mioB, de
modo que nuestras ideas no vayan dife-
rir en- un solo punto.
Confio en- que usted me tendr6 entera-
do por ell correo de todos Bus movimieutos
para que pueda 70 actuar Al unfsono con
usted. espero que podamos hacer una
fuerte campafia con 81 pT6ximo Z ongTeao.
Como PensiIvania ha aido conocida
siempre como un 'ssitio donde mace la pro-
tecci6n," he undo mis- mayorea esfner-
Eos On ese Estado y estoy satisfecho con
los resultados presentes.
Extiendo rapidamente mis- conocimien-
tos entire los diputados teniendo gran exi-
to. Uno de mis- aIgumentoa es, que 81 FL
cafe es protegido y el plantador de este se
We colocado en- una posici6n ventajosay
comprar5 entonces mucho mas hierro, ace.
70, zapatos, ropas, etc. etc, de los Eatadcs
Unidop; y, por 10 tanto, el beneficio de ee-
te pals serfa mucho mayor.
Este argumento palece razonable casi
todoB aquellos & quienes he hablado y los
hace unir sus simpatfaB prontamepte
Esperanto saber de nsted muy pronto y
asegurando usted mi calurosa activa
protection, Quedo de listed, Sinceramente,
Scott Truxtoon. Agente Comercial
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Y
ARGEN tina
10 Que 4 YARNS rsIiOdistas declare
anies De eeIshIaFse cOnssj0 de
ministi0s 81 sei0i Garcia P1etO.
En Fuents d Olno fus ssasInaaa BOT 81 cEIada
d0Fa SotaTa NdTaz.

Dicen de Madrid que Se ha deacubierto
una exteDsa eXpendici6n de duHoa falsoE
en- Valdepedag, en 81 concrete de Pique.
ras HermanoE.
EstoB fueron detenidos.
Tambikn dicen de Madrid que antes de
Ia celebration de un Conseio dc minister's
en la Granja, que fue presidido por 81 rey
Alfonso, el senior Garcia Prieto rog6 4 los
periodistas hicieran constar que 81 nunca
habia defendido Al obispo de Toy, porque
81 conducta no tenfa defensa possible.
Tambien bizo constar que Oh todos los
Conseios que se han celebrado hubo COM
pleta unanimidad dc pareceres respecto al
aBunto de Tuy.
SeqovSo, Octubre 2- En- Fuente 81 Oh
mo de Fuentidueha ha sido sseainada por
50 criado, Justo Matanza, Ia propietaTia
doia Sotera Nufiez Bersel, viuda, de 81
amos.
81 aHesino tiene cuarenta , siete amos =
es casado. 81.
Ha declarado ante 81 juez que merced
los malos tratos que le daba so anna, agre-
di6 4 esta d6ndole con una piedra en- Ia
cabeza varias pufialadas con una navajo
cabritera despues, hasta dejarla mue1ta.
De Madrid informan que ell seflor don
Martin Echegaray recibi6 un cablegrama
de Buenos Aires respecto del resultado de
Ia licitaci6n abiertaen la Argentina para
Hubvencionar los viajes rapidos Europa.
Ia primera propuesta IA frmaba Er-
nesto Plaggi, representante del Llody ar
gentino, Sociedad anonima en- proyecto,
que propone como punto de escala Cadiz
Geneva; Ia aegunda Ia present6 Emilio
M6ndez, Tepresentante de una sociedad
an6nima frances, que tambi6n propone.
C6diz, y Ia tercera Ia hacen los cargadoreB
reunidos de menssjerias J transportes ma
rftimos que proponen Ldshoa.
sEntre elias, Ia mas acceptable es Ia sus.
crita por Piaggi.
ssEl resultado ha Causado terrible de-
<presi6n entire Ia colonia espa1ola, que na
visto confrmado su tenor de que fuese
propuesta Lisboa contra Vigo, por Ia irri-
tante pasividad del Gcbierno, que abando-
no Ia dsfensa de los inteTeses Dacionalea
En- Vigo se be recibido Ia noticia con
triAteza hondfsima, ante los hechoB que
evidenclan que NADIA puede esperarse de
los gobernantes espa1oles para el engran-
decimiento de la patria.
.'En Vigo Sc abriga Ia esperanza de que
ell gobierno argentine rechace todas las
propoaicioneg, por no reunir las condicio-
mes apetecidas.
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daed es
pcfd dapdia b u @ @prb bdd du 1d d
st
densno oado dere Dy pa en- pa5 Ind seL sdeE
sny decor
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proceed ened dd y m mora
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MAS NOTICIAS.

Aver tarde regres6 de Guayama y
Santa Isabel el coronel Hamill. Enoontr6
Ia carretera en- mTgnffcas condolences para
viaiar en- automovil & gran velocidad,
como acostumbra 4 viaiar 81.
- Francisco Llrea, de - amos de edad
hs sido procesado por el juez municipal,
de Cayey y puesto disposition del fiscal
5e Ia Corte de Diatrito de Guayama acu-
sado de infame cTimen.
Ramon Arroyo ha salido absuelto en-
Ia causa que se le segufa en- 81 Juzgado Mu-
nicipal de Ponce el dia 81 de Octubre flti.
mo y 81 mismo dia foe condenado Juan
Rivera 31dias de prisi6n por hurto menor
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Ia cuenta del inteuentOr.

Washington, Octubre 16.E Tesoro
cubano tendra que batisfacer los gastos que
han anticipate los Estados UDidos por
transporte de trOpag desde los puntos en-
que estaban deatacadas esa isla, asf como
el importe de caballop, mulos, vagoneE,
tiendas de campafia el material complete
de Sapidad administrator militaE en-
Viados Cuba, que en- conjunto suman nm
million de pesos ap oximadamente.
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LO OUT PASA l..
EN- PONCE
Ell SehOT MOret candidate para Ia
aICaIdia, eS denHRGiadO
Fl sShOr DOmsRsch sIguS dIGIOndo Que s6ra al.
CaIds.

Una denuncia fue presentada en- Ponce
contra 81 sefior Simon Moret, popular can
didato de Ia Union de Pnerte Rico para el
cargo de alcalde
Afrmase que Ia denuncia 90 basa en-
que el Sr Moret preat6 fianza en- 1905 4
favor de nm republican,, afrmandO que el
SeRor Moret no tenia bienes para respOn-
der.
Asegurase que dicha denuncia contra el
referido compatriota, 10 miamo que otras
que plantearon al dfa siguiente. parecen scr
debidag 8 la estrecha politica de partido
que continuen utilizando los enemigos de-
Ia Union en- Ponce.
Ell senior Moret presto fanz6 = qued6
inmediatamente en- libertad. Multitud de
peTsonas Sc prestaron & dar Ia fianza, como
demonstration dc afecto y cOnfanza por ell
seIior Moret
Por otra parte, 81 senior Domenech,
candidate republican, para Ia alcald1a,
Bigue a6Fmando en loS mitins 90 que toma
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.CABLEGRAMAS
FranCia, Italia e lng!aterra.

Noviembre g. 43O p. m.
Ell muy celebrada pna L6ndreg
Ell "Ties
q ivalidad de Franca
haba
Italia ministerial
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ACADIA De UTUADO.

Sc deSea cubrir una plaza de Sub ins-
pector do Sanidad y Benefcencia, de ia
Ciudad con 500 005anualep, J otra, del
poblado de Jayuya, con $4,000, Los as
pirantes deberan ser MeiicoH y envIaran
sus solicitudes esta Alcaldfa. Utuado,
Noviembre 10 de 1905.
F. D. CORDOVA.
AIcalde de Utuado.
3.va
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Veinte mil Chinos.

York. D.
Dos
cada battalion iene baerfa de arileda.
eurOpo que plan general ormas en- e
cto oha Edoap
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Dos cases de c6Iera.

New York, octubre 10. --Comurican
de Rotterdam, que han ocurrido dos casos
de defunciones producidaa por 81 c6lera eh
Bloetebdual y Orankewoud
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-11-03

pafte que 81 aerS 81 alcalde de Ponce, por
que eI senior MOret dice 81, est6 incapaci.
tado.
FL entuniasmo por las doctrinaa de la
Union ed Ponce sigue firme, y,es grands
el nimero dc los que cada dfa anmenta
sus filas
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La enfermedad de Lopez Oominguez

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-12-05
SANBORN.

Mrs. E. ]. Breitkrentz has been
quite i'll thespast week with tonsilitis.
She is improving at present.
w. A. Gleason and wife drove to
Springfield and spent Thanksgiving
day with Fred. Bolts family.
w. A. Gleason received one thou
sand dollars from the St. Paul Fire
and Marine Insurance company last
week for a dwelling house burned
this fall on his farm south of town.
Prof. Robinson went to Window
Wednesday afternoon to spend the
holiday with his parents at that
place. He returned Saturday to be
on hand for his work Monday morn
ing.
Guy Dickerson and sister, Nellie,
accompanied by Miss Hazel Jeffer-
son, camessdownsssfrom Lucan and
attended the Thanksgiving ball.
Amongssthose home from school to
spend the Thanksgiving holiday were
Marguerite Posi-, Effie Morrison and
the SHETLAND twins.