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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-03-04
BRIDE TAKER SENTENCED.
Former Supervisor Of San francisco
Given Seven Year Sentence.

San Francisco.-Former Supervisor
Michael W. Coffey. convicted recently
of accepting bride of $4,000 to vote
for a trolley franchise for the United
Railroads, was sentenced on Tuesday
by Superior Judge Dunno to seven
years Imprisonment in the state pen
itentiary. A motion for new trial
was denied by the judge previous to
passing sentence, but the attorneys
for the defense at once gave notice OF
an appeal.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-03-04
Soldiers Drink Wood Alcohol With
Disastrous Results.

New York.-Major General Leonard
Wood, commanding the department
CT the east, has issued general or
der to the officers in the department,
commanding them to impress upon
he enlisted men the deadly effects
that follow the drinking OF wood al
cohol 1t was said on Governors
island that headquarters had received
reports concerning the drinking of
wood alcohol at one of the artillery
posts in the department. Death fol-
lowed
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-03-04
SHIP SUBSIDY DEFEATED.
Thirty Republicans Vote Against
Measure and Four Democrats for II.

Measure and Four Dcmocrat0 Tor X.
Washington. The ship subsidy bill
was defeated as the result of vote
iaken in the house on Tuesday, there
being 172 votes cast in the affirmative
and ITS in the negative. Thirty Re-
publicans voted against the measure
and four Democrats for 1t.
The principal feature OF the bill Is
The provision that American mall
and of not less than 5000 gross tons,
shall be paid $3.50 per nautical mile
outward bound on routes OF 1000 miles
Of upward to South America, the
Philippines, Asia and Australasia
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18

fingers were caught between an iron
core and shaft. One of the fingers
was cut open so that DR.. Pomain-
vile found it necessary to take two
stitches.
Vine Street, between First and
Second Streets south, is now fully
widened with temporary wood SIDE
walk laid along the west side of the
street and the filling in is AL complet-
ed and he general Improvement on
this street is very much to be admired.
The Electric Light Co. Rave two poles
still in the street and there Is one tree
that will have to he removed, after
which Vine Street will be one of the
attractive ones on the East side of the
river. The cement sidewalk round
about he Wood County Natl Bank
Bldg is just about completed aud
will give business and prosperous
outlook to this corner The ext eri; T
of the bank building is ne trly COM
plel ed, it will be about the cad of
this week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
No Need to Take Any Further Risks.

No Need to Take Any Further Risks.
Why will people continue to suf-
fer the agonies of kidney complaint,
backache, urinary disorders, lameness
headaches, languor, why allow them
selves to become chronic invalids,
when a certain cure is offered them?
Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy
to use, because it gives to- the kid
neys the help they need to perform
their work
If you have any, even one, Of the
symptoms of kidney diseases, cure
yourself now, before diabetes, dropsy
or Bright's disease sets in. Can
Grand Rapids residents demand more
convincing proof than the following:
Denis Dorney, 442 Fremont ST.,
Stevens Point, Wis, says: 81 had
for several years. These organs were
weak and the secretions passed too
frequently. At times I was in mis-
cry on account of the terrible pains
in my kidneys. l tried many remed-
les but was not helped until | be-
gan taking Doan's Kidney Pills. They
relieved me promptly and in two
months | was cured
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18

Geo. Farrand, proprietor of the
west side pool and billiard parlors,
returned to his home in Grand Rap
ids Saturday night, after spending
the week deer hunting i'm northern
Wisconsin. Mr.. Farrand is claim
ing the credit of having brought home
the first deer this season and is de-
sirous of having the Reporter make
special mention of the fact that he.
himself shot the animal. The deer
is two year old, tipping the scales
at 140 pounds.
Mrs. A. F. Bande1in and Jos. Rick
both of this city, departed Sunday
night for Boston, Mass, to be wit
nesses in an important law suit con-
corning a large sum of money left
to Daniel Russell, formerly of this
city. Both Mr.. Rick and Mrs Bande-
lin were acquainted with Russell when
he resided in this city and their
testimony will probably prove to be
of some value in the case.
Assemblyman, Geo. P. Hambrecht,
left Tuesday night for Milwaukee,
where he will attend meeting of
the Committee ON Water Powers, as
one of it's members. We were inform
ed that this committee expected the
| following persons to appear before
them while in session there: Pres
Chas. R. Van Hise, Prof E. A. Gil
man, Prof D. w. Mead, E. M Crit
fifth and Dr. Chas Mccarthy, all OF
Madison.
The new fire extinguisher system
practically complete at the local pa
per mill. Water was turned into the
pipes Saturday for the first time, SO
| that now the finishing building is
well equipped for fire protection
J. F. Pearman, who has had charge
of the entire work, expects to add
a few finishing touches to complete
the apparatus by Thursday and he
will probably leave for Chicago
| Monday or Tuesday.
Henry Kanuth, occupied in the fin
ishing department of the Consolidat
ed, had the misfortune Tuesday mor1
ing to quite severely injure two Oh
the fingers in his right hand. The
accident occurred while at work load
ing cutters with party of other
workmen and in some manner, which
can not be easily accounted for, the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18
CHARGED WITH
A MURDER
Fred Ferguson, kentuckian Ar
rested at RhineIander

RHINELANDER. Wis, Nov. 10
Fred Ferguson, young Kenluckian,
was arrested on a farm near this city
this afternoon on warrant charging
him with the murder of William
Culbertson. cashier Of the G. s. O
railway at commonwealth, KY last
June.
Ferguson, it is alleged. beat Gull
bertSon's brains out with club when
the cashier accused him of stealing
coal from the railroad company.
Ferguson fed to northern Wiscon-
sin. For several months he had been
employed on the Kirk farm He was
traced to this city by Two railroad
detectives, who had been on his trail
since he left Comma 1--WE nth.
The detectives being known to Fer
guson, they feared 10 approach the
man lest he see them coming and
and make his escape. Chief of Police
Strawb went after him and cap ured
him after some difficulty.
Ferguson, it is said. attempted to
stab the officer with hugh knife,
but after struggle he chief knocked
the weapon from his hands The
prisoner was brought to the county
jail in this city aud the detectives will
take him 70 Ken lucky.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18
RUNAWAY ON FIRST STREET

A team belonging 10 William Bur-
hite of the Town of New Rune, caused
a little unusual commotion on First
Street Wedne sday, Nov. 10, at about
600 O'Clock. The rig had been tied
in the vicinity of Barnes Candy
Kitchen and when Burhte came to
make prepara lions for his return
home. he found only a haltsr a
a tie strap. In the meantime, horses
had made an attempt to break all
previous speed records by teafif g
down the street at lightning pace.
James elch, ..Jr. stopped the rum
away team near the Grace Barn and
turned them over to the owner, WHO
found that the buggy was badls shak-
en- up in gei eral but not beyond re-
pair.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18
SOUTH AFRICAN
MAHOGANY FIXTURES

F. l.. Steib, the druggist, placed an
order the last week with the Kaudy
Mfg. Co, of this city, for complete
druggist outfit of fixtures and show
cases for bis new store building. The
show cases will be all plate glass with
marble bases and the fixtures will be
# the latest up-to-date design known
the profession. When completed
6. J Kaudy says that this outfit will
be as handsome an outfit as you can
find anywhere in Wisconsin, We are
pleased to know that our business men
and residents are patrOniZing our
home industries for anything that
they want in connection with their
business enterprises.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18
THE GIRL AND THE CLOWN

The ladies of the Federation have
engaged the services of Chas. Payne
of Chicago, who will have charge,
as director of presenting a musical
comedy, entitled the Girl and the
Clown at the Opera House in this
Mr.. Payne comes here highly recon-
mended from other cities. where he
has already put on this same music
al comedy the past summer. He ex-
poets to use about seventy-fiye of
our local people, who have musical
ability, to aid him in the presenta-
ton of this comedy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18
ICELESS SODA FOUNTAIN
AND FIXTURES

Joseph W heir. the west side cOnfect-
Toner. has placed an order with the
Kaudy Mfg 60 Of this city for an up
to-date Iceless Soda Founiai and
furniture that goes with il. Fir.
Wheir bias several Improvements in
his business place in mind and wants
to have everything in harmony and
up-to-date for iirSt-clasS CORRECTION
ary Store. This is another evidence
of remembering home institution
when in need Of anything with
their line OF manufacturing
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

A certain mirthful mortal in our
"a rhythmic Congestion of Diaphra-
sic Hilarity" Whether the title is,
or is not apropos we cannot decide,
but as our 'Sblithsome prospective, F"
Bernice Shakespearious Eggert is
persistant in tormenting the public
with her ruthless rhyme, we cheer
fully present her latest poetical pro-
selyte
NOTE. The poem has also been
titled thus
"Charge of the Bright Brigrade."
TUMBLE I.
Half yard, half a yard,
Half a yard onward
Into our tackles arms
Wausau's men flOundered.
All! what a dreadful raid!
Left half-back plunge" he said,
Right into Gardens arms
Wausau's men fIoundered.
TUMBLE II
Forward" but ali, they stayed
Was there a man dismayed?
Yes; and the whole bunch knew
Each one had Numbered.
"Signals!" once more he called
'Whoop," Parlin's rooters squalled
Look!-For half an inch
Onward they Numbered.
TUMBLE III.
Parlin turned inside out,
ct is no Wonder)
Then our men took the ball.
Hark! the stern quarters call.
Wausau fell, one and all,
Trampled asunder.
Then did the people shout,
Then did they jump about,
TUMBLE ".
Oh how the backs did tear,
Nothing they would not dare.
(Wausau dissolved in sir
Scared up to HeaVen.)
Honor the skill displayed,
Honor each score they made,
When can their glory fade?
Noble eleven.
WEEKLY REPORTER 81 A YEAH
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FATHER BLAkESLEE
CALLED TO HUDSON

Rev Father Blakeslee who res tgned
his position at the head Of ST. John S
Episcopal church of this city, received
word Thursday that he has been
selected 10 take ch1rge Of the ST,
Paul's Episcopal Church a. Hudson
Father Blakeslee and fami y will leav
for Hudson some time in January.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18

A real salesman is one part talk
and nine parts judgment, and he uses
the nine parts of judgment to tell
when to use the one part of talk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-11-18

The average man wants his club
to have all the comforts Of home and
wants his home to have all the COM
forts OF club.
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WEEKLY REPORTER 81 A YEAR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-17
COMMERCIAL
FNTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR


ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR
Vapor americana Carolina de New
York, :. -
DELLA ISLA
Costeros San Miguel May Flower
orlente Angel Maria Mayaguez Carmen
DESPACHADOs
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
HUBO
PARA LA ISLA
Deseada India Coraz6n de Maria
Carmelita.
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Aacia Siberia.
La ciencia en- Russia cOndenada
d la OScuridad de Ia eStepa.

Moscow, Mayo 29.-Ayer conclu-
y6 el jurado de los miembros del
club social democratico, de esta ciu-
dad. Is de los inculpados fueron sen
teneiados a destierro perp6tuo en- ST.
IBERIA Y otros 20 a sufrir la pcna de
encarcelamiento, en- una fortaleza
por.terninos de tres a un ano Y me-
dio.
Entire los desterrados fgura ell pro
fesor Rechkoff, de la Universidad
de esta ciudad, cuyas relaciones
con el'partido socialista fueron du-
rante yarios amos, un misterio para
la policia. Las autoridades sabfan
que upo de- los mas prominentes
miembros del Comit6 Central de es-
te partido residfa, de una manera
permanente en- Russia; pero, hasta
ultimsmente nunca habian podido
descubrir que ese hombrc era el re-
ferido professor, cuyos trabajos sobre
Ia historic rusa tienen una notorie-
dad universalmente reconocida.
brado mltln anuai. reuniendOse
en- San Juan, en- las oficinas centra-
les de la Compafia, todos los repre-
sentantes Y agentes de la ciudad y de
la isla.
Sc trataba tambien de iievar 4 pfec
to una expresiva despedida al anti
quo agente general de la Compahia.
Sr.'J. A. Fricker, que estuvo aigGn
tempo al frente de ella en- la isia. V
que embarc6 aver para Estados Uni
dos, en- donde ocupara otro impor-
tante puesto.
III ST. Fricker supo captarse ge-
neral estimation en- ia ciudad, V sus
todos Sc muestran muv
sentidos de su ausencia definitiva.
por mas que han quedado compia- |
cidos con la sustituci6n hecha en- ei |
Sr. C. H. Wauzer, que ocupa ahora |
FL cargo de aquei. Hace aigunos amos
que est5 en- P. Rico Ell Sr. Wauzer.
J es In joyen quito Y entendido en- ei
legOcio q cuvo frente queda. /
Al banquete que ceiebraron eI re-
.eridao sabado uitimo concurrieron
Os sigmentes sefiOres de Ia West
India Oil Comp. J. A. Fncker,
sgente general saliente; C.sH. Wau-
ser que sustituye q aquei; c. z. Fri
,ker jefe de las oficinas, +. Herman
iez Acusta Inspector. Ramon BantIs
de las AntiIiaS Alfredo
Vera representative en- San Juan. vi
os repreSentsntes de las distintas
iub-ageneias de Ia isla Sres. L. H. (
Van Alier j .Rivern Chaves. Manuel
'uro Noriega. Manuel Berretiaga.
.uis Mercader. Rosendo Quihones
oaeheco Y Antonio Hernandez Ve-
o. y dependiente embzrcador Sr.
IoS6 Morey.
In Ia reunion hubo IA mayor cor
iahdad
Dessamos bUen visie al Sr. Fne
er y q neioE exito . ! ~ susiituto
sr Wauser, j
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De JUANA-DIAZ.
de nueStrO correSponSdL.


JUNO 15.-Hemos sabido que
pronto sera entregado al Concejo
municipal, ell trabaio de la plaza de
esta poblaci6n, rematado por ell Sr.
Perazi, y en- tai concepto todo el nun
10 Sc pregunta, 81 Sc recibira, dando
'sto lugar a numeresos concentrates,
que por 10 traido y llevados que han
sido, siienciamos,
FL casQ es, que el trabajo practical
,ado en- el eniozado de cemento desde
Fl atrio de la iglesia cat6iica has
ia Ell sitio que sirve de mercado, asf
como todas las entradas laterales,
salta a la vista por ias grietas que Sc
han tornado que no esta de recibo;
hay que tener presente ademas, que
a la simple percussion q. Sc haga en-
algunas parties del paVimento Sc no.
ia ell ruido especial que producer los
huecos, debido a no haber sido hien
apisonado el cimiento, dando este
lugar a que no haya base s6Iida y la
obra resulte altamente deficiente.
5Quien es el responsible de todo
este? mo oficiaba de inspector de la
obra el Sr Bautista Romeu? IA que
obedeei6, pues que este buen Sr. no
tomase a tempo alguna determine
ci6n conducente a bien gastar los seis
mil y tantos dollars que cuesta?
Esperamos que ell alcaide Sr, -Da-
villa tomando cartas en- el asunto,
pondra los puntos sobre las les.
No hemcs terminado aGn;. deja-
mos para la pr6xima yez ocuparnos
de la liga de cemento' con. arena.
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sEcCIoN TEATRAL.
HCaza de almas'

| Ell eelebrado autor de "Ruido de
campana" y de 'Ias bribonas". que
tanto y tan bien ha escrito con ell seu-
domino Sci sastre del Campillo" D
Antonio yiergoi en- fin, Sc propuso de
motrar que tiene taIento mas que su-
.ficiente para sostener dos tendencias
Ia de aquellas obras y la de ."Caza
de aimas."
Unapobre muchacha va a Madrid
y ......se pierde. Tn banquero lie
monta casa a todo iujo, y ella, buena
hija, remite todos los meses 4 su ;po-
bre madre una cantidad que sirva pa
ra costear la carrera ecclesiastical de
su hermano Ramon.
SQspecha este del origen de ese di-
nero y resuelve trasladarse a la villa
y corte con su inocente hermana y su
anclana madre.
Lulu, nofhbre de batalla adopta-
do por la lugaraIla, prepare ell enga-
no, pero el curita Sc entera minucio-
samente Gle todo con otro sacerdote
y convence a la descarriada oveja,
hacienda que Gamble de vida v regre-
SO su pueblo. Muy delicadamente
ell padre Ramon cdza Ell alma de Luld.
La moral cristiana tiene en- Ell san
to varon, hermano de Lulu, I'm deci-
dide defensor.
lnfundeu tai respeto sus adema-
nes, y son tan de peso sus observacio
nes, que nadie sc atreye a .contrade-
cirle. Y es, que predica la buena y
sana doctrlna, y Sc impone.
Laprlmera escena es I'm tanto lar
ga, 81 Sc quiere, pero basta, por 81 So
la, para que ell pIibico conozca la1
situation de los personaies.
Lulu es Visltada por una compahe
ra de J1terga, una amiga fntima, q
quien pone en- autos de cuanto ha he
cho y de 10 que teme que va ocurrir
Los .demas personaies scompletan
ell cuadro. Sirven para probar la cia-
Sc de vida que Sc daba Lulu y por E.
lio Guam meritoria es la obra del curl
ia.
Al preguntar por Lulu dos amigos
del banquero, exciama el padre Ra-
mon: 'LuIu ha muertoH
Despues de esa respuesta no cabia
otra resoiucion que abandonar la ca
sa. Y asi 10 hacen.
Ell final es de muy buen efecto, su-
mamente reiigioso.
Fl banquero, al enterarse de que Sc
iievan Lulu bace una mueca desde-
nosa y dice; "ssa paloma esta herida.
S,-contesta ell sacerdote, ,-pero So
nara en- el nido.
Tai es, a grandes rasgos, el hermo-
so cuanto senciIio argumento de "Ca
"a de almas" desarroliado de un mo-
do tan natural que iieva, como por
la mano, al deseniace.
"Caza de aimas " no necesita los
numeros de mlsica, que distraen y
para agradar. Cast estarfa me
jor sin el baiiecito de Luzbeiy su Sc
cretario,
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HeIOismO de un medicO.
CumpliendO con Su deber, con
trae una infection.

y Ell DR.. Lauron, que eierce en-
Barran pueblo de las cercanfas de
Auch, fu6 llamado, ell mes tiltimo
para asistir a un enfermo que pa
decia un flem6n.
Sc pinch6 al operar, Y no obstan-
te las medidas de dcsinfecci6n a que
Sc sujeto Sc lie declare la gangrena
en- un brazo.
Ell DR.. Lauron llam6 en- consul
ia a varios colegas suyos de Auch,
los cuales declararon que era abso-
lutamente necesaria la amputaci6n
del brazo.
-Esta bien- dijo tranquilamen-
te el enfermo -operenme ustedes
en- segmda.
Y con extraordinario valor sopor-
to la secci6n del brazo gangrena-
do, sin querer que Sc les aneste-
SARA: y como sus colegas querfan
oeultarle Ell brazo, luego de ampu-
tado, el DR. Lauron dejo con resig-
nada sonrisa.
No, no: d6ienme ustedes YER
10 Y pueste que estOy interesado Ell
la operation, permitanme que de
mi humilde parecer.
FL valeroso medico examin6 las
carnes, permaneci6 I'm momento
pensatlvo v di6 q entender a sus
amigos que no sc hacfa Ia menor.
illusion respeeto d Ia gTavedad de
su estado.
Sonn6 debilmente v esper6 Ia
muerte, que no tard6 en- llegar.
ActOs tan yierosOs como este.
son raros entire los m6dicos V, en-
yerdad M ueeeSitar ronent.y;r.s
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Las obIas del acue-
ducto en- MayagS5z,
Buena suma inyertida en- su
reparaci0n.
De nues'ro corresponsal.

JUNO Is .--Segun informes de-
Hon. AlcaIde de esta ciudad, den
,tro de I'm mes quedara terminada la
obra de reforma del acueducto.
Con dichas reformas que han te-
nido TN costo de $4,000 dollars. que
dara cubierta una de las urgentes
necesidades de la ciudad, cual es el
abastecim ento de toda Ell aqua que
Ia mayor pobiaci6n de hoy exlge,
v que tanta falta hacia.
En- Juez Otto Schoenrich que con
motivo de las Yacaciones de la Cor
te salio 8 una fgera excursion por
San German en- compaiiia de su 10
ven esposa y nina, ha regresado va
& esta Ciudad donde diariamen te
despacha asuntos civiies de los mu-
chos que hay pendientes en- la Corte.
Por el Sr. alcalde fueron concedi-
dos cuatro meses de Icencia al DIR.
Rafael U. Lange que ha marchado
q Estados Unidos, sustituyendole
en- los tres puestos que viene desem-
penando, los Drs. Manzano y Perea
y Gimenez en- la forma siguiente.
Para medico de naves Ell Sr. Perea,
para auxiliar de Sandal ell Sr. M.
Manzano, y para medico de la carsel
el Sr. Quinones. .. .....
La procession de Corpus en-. esta
fciudad el domingo, resuit6 una yer
dadera manifestation reiigiosa, mas
de dos mil ninos de ambos sexos de
filaron por nuestras GALES en- riguro-
so orden de dos en- fondo, presentan-
do un hermoso espectaculo digno
del arraigado sentimiento catolico
que impera en- esta cuita cludad.
Ell Sr. De Diego, ha suspendido
definitivamente su viaie a Europa,
por exigirlo as( los muchos asuntos
pendientes en- su bufete y haiiarse
por otro parte completamente res
tablecido en- su saiud.
Tambien ha regresado de "La Pc
fia" donde Sc haliaba tomando los
banos de mar ell Sr. Vicente Trelies
restablecido igualmente de suS acha-
Ques.
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feleros de Ia hnea "Bmner"
Bergantin americana Maune Swau
debe hsber saiido de N York paIa esta
via FajardoeI 26 del pasado
Consignatarios S. Ezquiaga
Goleta americana Camilla May Page de-
be haber salido de New York para esta
ell 0 corriente. t-.
Goleta americana E. Stan Jones, Del
Puerto de New York para este saldra
Ell "a del que cursa.
Consigataros Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
TAT ECAC
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel deperi6dicoa 50 quintal
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BUQUES EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Eduardo c. Ross descargando
Laura id.
Carolins Id.
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CALESAS

Ofrecemos calesas de exCelente he
rraje, con carrozay cortiuas de buffalo,
ruedas patenta, lanza y branc,l a pre-
clos muy baratos, que ootizaremos q
solicitud.
CANDIDA d STUBBE
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BUQUEs CUE Sc AGuARDAN.
Vapor frances Moureal Sc aguarda
procedente de Puerto Plata al rededor
del II del corrieDte.
Consign.: S. Silva y Co.
Vapor espahoi Buenos Aires del q al
y de este mes estara aqui procedente
de Colon y escala.
Consignatatios: s. Ezquiaga y Co.
Vaptr Philadelphia con destino 4 n.
York saldra de este puerto ell % del
corricnte.
Consignatarios: villar y Ca.
Vapor americana Caracas Fl "a del
que cursa recalara procedentc de New
York.
Consignatarios: Villar y G.
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