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IMAI M1-U"*T£OX.' Uti^, V^say:bravpf\>rthonewpubli-A.XK.iabtl	t ...........¡eation!tml for its editors who aw son .
rv vvci F SXM	of Coahuila. Saltillo progresses. M hat
1.1 I l.i. SAX.	1 ,u.k when Ingersoll sees that paper!
Wc propose to establisn an E-agUsh__e,inniwill Governor Madero make section in “La Sombra de k nenie <. | A « tiift'tirent districts of the the benefit of our readers in geneia .	¡ >	-	•	for the be-
Nowthatour relationswith our Cortil State to see	Our Chief
American neighbors are becoming mow , ne : ief.xti'»able ivorker. Coahuila has intimate every .lav. We • think it is t. an indel. tigabl« u oik
? that we shoubl take into pnw iso	goíernor in the time .to
= new idea, tor the good results that it ill, i Madero is a man of enterprise uudoubtedlv eon Juco to.	' ''kf .t^rXive ideas. He certainly
This section will be un mr __	i	a° iwisfc brilliant epoch in the
kna«ement of the undersigned who toi se-, lias ma io a
vtod veavs resided in the northern cities history of oui btate.
►of our sister Republic. .	__Mi. Jaan N. Salag> a poefc [?] of this
► We will spare no pains m makui-, this - nublished whathe calls a sonnet fcdepartment as interesting as pce>si j . >	. J that Pirron wrote in “El
I Critics and the. public m general, will answeiinp one Bi^lease take notice. t’xotv Svx. We have a very
Mr. Juan N. Salas, a poet [?J of this
the subject of Voltaire.
vci < poor opinion of Mr. Sa* 1"s’
„ ,	to Ü'viy	s,^,
¡interested in the study of Shakespeare s	larigUage of Cerv^?®'
language.
__The rumors that have gone aroundj literature:
pubHoi:
SS xSi^hetei vhíüattoX teon t	e" ceUenUy
resorted to PFtí’eUy^® “f ar;qr? I Weíl.educated person, is a "Ontleman of Sease that dreadml disease shomd ai- - ,^^efiuej manners. Possessed of true pa-
—The Mexican National Constructing, tnctic’	thePmostC exalted ci-
Co4auy is advancing^	rapi^ | b^admueclvath	{
The locomotive is abou. tern miles i..,", *	in politics, unstained by dis-
fegde of the Bio S ilado. Thelrae e-lLaoaee p	manner he has
get to Lampare by the ‘wf‘‘e‘h.k|S>yed Iin tiTe discharge of his duties t this month, and we are assured th.it the disj J _ _ —mnsitions that M^omotive will be in Monterey by Octo-
I ber next. This is business!
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—The students at the ‘-Ateneo Fuen- his is i itf’. of :his city.
Is there no way ofsiipressing such vile
'> Do, Mr. Salas, for vour ountry’s sake, give np^ 2^°P- HaV9 health cf the'city and mercy upon me p.«*-_______
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i¿ KeVunlei^s political .positions that have been filled by him, is an honor to himself, to his State and to lus country-
—4íEl Ateísmo”, a paper piiblished in ^as riiated many o 0 ¿igtratioa a eitv, dedicated to show the falsity steps that the
all religious sects, will. We ha>e no has 1 ab;ig¡n0nt| of the c¡Yil matnage be accepted by the best and most the - important laws and decrees.
Ml"* - English soholnr.
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