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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

SHALL WE HAVE A CELEBR,r,ov,
According to the working of
time-honored customs of pnaI
Sound patriotism, it falls to the
of Olympia, this year, to hold
grand Fourth of July celebrate
while it devolves upon her sist
towns to respond and contribute \
sending their " sisters, their cousin
their uncles and their aunts;" ap
to this end. he would patrioticall
suggest that meeting be called u
proper committees appointed au
the details of the work laid befo] /
the public at an early day. SIM
we last Grated, Tacoma, SteilacoorI
Seattle and Port Townsend hal
spoken their pieces amid long an
continued applause and retired /
the green-room, too full of pathd
and vanity for further utterancj
We expect to have new suit !
clothes by the coming of our coud
try's natal anniversary, and we slat
be proud to show them off to I'd
admirjne thousands that will be il
attendance on that memorable Decd
sion, since, as u member of the cred
journalistic family of our nation, VI
shall expect to occupy a fyol|
seat on the platform, by the side 4
other patriots who have fought an|
bled (but not died) in defense of thel
beloved country.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

WE have 4beo4 requested to ali]
nounce Mr.. Thomas Prather as
candidate for Marshal to he sup
ported at the election next NOM
day. The contest will douoIes1
be between him and Mr.. MaeA1
the present incumbent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

A BILL has passed the Wisconsin
Legislature permitting women to
vote.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

WHITE laborers on the grade al
Cello are paid 81 Is to 81 IS pc,
day. Board costa them 81 so per
week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

BRET Harte has been appointed
Consul at Glasgow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

A NEW hotel is to be- erected at
Tacoma by Jacob Halstead.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

AN IMMENSE TRADE.-The extent
of the operations in cattle, in that
portion of the Territory and Oregon
lying east of the mountains will
surprise those who have not kept in
formed upon the subject. Messrs.
Ryan & Lang will start eastward
with a drove this month numbering
Is, 800 head purchased in Oregon,
and will be joined by two other
bands from Idaho and Eastern Wash
ington, making total of 23,S00
head. They will Winter in the yell
lowstone country and continue their
journey eastward during the Summer
of 1881. This Immense drove will
be divided into three bands, the first
having three days start of the third,
thus being within easy conmunica-
ton of each other. To manipulate
this vast herd will require the SER
vices CT 12O men and SEQ horses.
Forty wagons will accompany the
drove and about 100 stand of loaded
rifles will be kept in readiness for
the benefit of any band of hostile In
dams that may show u disposition to
interfere with their movements.
Besides these immense droves, Col.
10. Teal, of Oregon, intends to start
eastward in May band of 10000
head of cattle. They will be driven
to Cheyenne, where it is expected
they will arrive in September. His
stock will be Stalled during the
Winter and slaughtered for the East
tern markets the following Spring.
MUr1LAr1NG CoIN.-It is fact
not generally known that silver
coins with holes punched or bored
through them will not be received at
the Treasury. BY punching large
hole in n silver dollar from five to
fifteen cents worth of silver is TAX
en- out. individuals rarely refuse
to accept these mutilated coins, as
they pass readily. Manufacturers
who obtain large quantities of silver,
suffer the most by the mutilation of
coins, as the defective pieces cannot
be exchanged for certificates or
greenbacks at the Offices of the treas
ury or sub-treasury. The penalty
for fraudulently mutilatiug coins is
fine of not more than $4,000 and
Imprisonment for not more than two
years.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

A STORY has gained circulation
that the seams of the sack used by
Mrs. Lowe, at her dark seances, were
sewed in a manner which admitted
Of an opening by simply drawing the
thread" An examination of the ar
ticle in question demonstrates that
there is no. the slightest ground for
such an assertion. The seams are
sewed "over-and-over," which does
not admit the possibility of any such
deception.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

Mrs. Lowe left for Seattle .nl'
morning, to give two or three oal,0'l
seances there and one or two al W.
Townsend. Thence she Will Pl'
badly proceed to Victoria.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

A PLEAsrRABLE EvENT.-A social
party was given Wednesday even
ing, by Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Barnes,
in compliment to Mrs. Louie NJ.
Lowe, the celebrated medium, who
has been, for several weeks past,
their guest. The parlors were
thronged with many of our leading
people, among whom were Gov.
Ferry and wife. Secretary Owings
and wife, Collector Hayden and
wife, Judge Hoyt and wife, Capt.
Lawson and wife, Gen. McKenny
and wife, Mrs. King, Mrs. McMick-
Ell, Mayor E. N. Ouimette aud wife,
Capt. Wyckoff, Lieut.. Mayo, and
Misses Galliher and Warbass. The
evening passed very pleasantly un-
der the charm which cheerfulness
and vivacity always lend to social
pleasures, while sweet music caused
Time to tread on downy feet, and
prolonged the festivities to the wee
sma' hours of morning. 1t was pro-
badly owing to the fact that the COM
pany were under such delightful
spiritual influence, or that the occa
sion happened to be the anniversary
of the dawn of revealed Spiritualism,
that suggested the idea of the bal
Hottest. Be it as it may, Mrs. Lowe
with quiet dignity, cheerfully re-
sponded and gave several excellent
manifestations of her wonderful gifts
as a medium. The guests separated
with many expressions of the pleas
urable emotions which the occasion
had awakened.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

DIVINE service next Sunday, mo' :,
ing and evening, in the NJ :: =
Chu,ch. Subject of union Sei'A
in the evening "God in Christ fe'
onciling the World to Himself
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

WE publish in this issue the ex-
cellent address of Mrs. Lowe before
the Blue Ribbon League, last Sun-
day. It shows her to be "true
blue" in her manner of temperance
effort, but the mode of delivery
the faultless articulation and heart
stirring patLos-cannot be repro
duced iii type. 1t was pronounced
by all who heard it the most admira-
bic address ever made to the League.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

The steamer Aler Duncan aii4
at Port Townsend, with frelgh' 'A'
Portland, last Wednesday. \
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

Mr.. Barnes seems to be tpf
most unanimous choice OF oui
nicipality for Mayor. !
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

Mr.. Phillips declines to Dc w.. II
didate for reelection to the ol
Town Clerk. \
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

John Kenworthy, Grand Master
of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge
of Oregon, also issues a similar proc
lamation addressed to all the subor-
dinate lodges under his jurisdiction
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02
A MERclFUL W1Np.-Mr. j. H.

A MERcIFUL WIND. Mr.. j. II.
Moore had very wonderful escape,
as narrated thus by the Seattle Post:
When within two miles of Goo ellis
on the Skagit, Mr.. Moore's partner
stopped to have talk with another
miner, giving him about 100 ards
advance. Just at that time Mr..
Moore heard and saw ice aud SLOW
moving on the mountain side above
him, and almost simultaneously he
was caught by whirlwind that de-
prived him of consciousness. Singh
lar to say when he came to himself
be found he was struggling in the
water GOO yards from where be
stood with his pack on the trail.
This miraculous escape from the
coming avalanche was caused by the
rush of wind in advance, which
landed him in the river, the rapid
current taking him down past the
thousand tons Of ice that shot across
the stream like ball from the mouth
of o. cannon. Mr.. Moore drifted
down the river with his pack dashed
to his back, occasionally hitting bot
tom, until he caught in the lea of q
large boulder rock and there hung,
the drifting ice rushing past. Ropes
were soon procured, and by strenu-
Gus efforts, Mr.. Moore was rescued.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-04-02

H. Stoltc, Most Worthy Grand Pa
triarch of the Right Worthy Grand
Encampment of Oregon has issued
a proclamation, from which the fol-
lowing extract is taken:
WHEREAS, The Goth day of April is the
recognized and accepted anniversary of our
beloved order and by immemoriaI usage
it has been customary to celebrate the day
i'm such becoming manner as shall be for
the good of the order, / do therefore
grant this dispensation to all subordinate
Encalnpments !. o. O. +. in this jurisdic-
ton to appear publicly in the regatta of
the order at any celebration of the APP
preaching Glst anniversary of the introduce
ton of odd Fellowship into the United
States, to wit: April 26, 1880, and to cele
brate said anniversary in any manner not
inconsistent with our laws and usages.
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DE t'lSaiS t%oGi0nFs: COST char
inart. MaiS ie Tait tSt one Ia
statue n'avaHciit gnere. .!e ne
sails pas meme sill Y tfavaillait.
onana Iarivais. j. .e ~trouvais
toHlnHrs Ell train de iumer sur
son dlvan OF blrn roulant DIES buu
irttes d'arglte Quill eitvoyait IA
gPn>eilitnt rOn.rr IL mti!.
Une aries midi que Petals Ia Il
r"gart!"r ctttr pauvre dame 70
maine, ebauciiGe a d4mi. 81 S Ion
que Il >ort'r de SCH hnin. unp itea
iaiita>tI,4ie me- tia>erSa i'r>IHit.
La Romalne %tait il ,ea pes ,e
ma tail e-.--prut ere Iu.a la ri
@aeur j. i'oNilais.--
'tln'est &c qu'on nppeile une
jolle ianbe p d~emandal je tout a
coup ii mou mari.
Ii m'eNp!iqna celia tres au long,
en- me monIrant ce 9ui man3uali
encore a sa statue et:qu'il lie Iou
Wait pas parvenlr a !ui dOnner
sans IN moaeIe-- -Pauyre gar.
con! II await Fair ST navr6 Ell iii
S"et ceia....S ajstu &c cue TAI
sait ?.---Ma fol, tanf piS, TAI T.
masse hravement la drat'eIie Qni
tsalnalt da $ TN coin, je suis al
lee dams ma lugrite: puts tout
doucement, sans ilen dire. pen
dant quill regariait encore sd
statue. je snis venue me METRE
sur l'estrale en- face de hi, dan.
IL costume eft l'attilude on i.aVAis
WI Get atlreux molele.
%clierie, quelIe emotion quand il IA
relieve Ia lGte! J!avais en>ie de
RE- ct de pleurrr. J'etais rouge
....Et cette mardI.e m~ousse!iae
1n'll taIlait ~raju>ter de tons los
cotes. C.rst egai! Etlenne await
Fair 81 ravi que celia ma rasSuGee
bien vite. Figure-toi. ma ellere.
qu'a l'entendrt..-."
Alphonse Dau;iet.
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SYMPTOMS OF =

SvMp TOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and lead.
l en-colored, with occasional Pushes.
or a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the
pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the
nose IS irrltated. swelis, and sometimes
bieeds; a swelling Of the upper lip ;
occasional headache, with hummine
Or tarobbing of the ears; an unusual
secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul. particularly
IN the morning; appetite variable.
sometimes %voracious, with a gnawing
sensation of the stomach, at others.
entirely gone; fleeing pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
ltIng; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular, at times
costlve; stools Shiny, not unfreouent-
ly tinged with blood; belly swollen
and hard: urine turb;d; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompa-
MEG by hiccough: cough sometimes
cry and c%onvulsive; uneasy and dis
tuFoed sleep. with grinding of the
teeth; temper variable, but generally
irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
1T DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration, not CAPABLE Of aoingM e sHgAl-H
z&IM'y@ the NEST kexaer infant.
Inc genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFuGE bears the signatures of c.
MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. on the
wrapper. 3d.
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ORDINANCE NO. i3J.

BE il ordained by the inilc. July of the
iit.isii oi Ltiuttfcl.. tlaS aaue I'll live do,
lars to.1, l. iitrehy La ooeu ,itou aH.. OH,
WAC olGli hl!cii taSitIl or tie . Ao,S. ~
Eilie or D,i ses or ,iA.es ur both 10 t,ir ,r.il,
railing IT iehce t!lJ Surrounds, th.. uu"i
House Slu."e. s,it! line receive abie at | G
SUIT II the Idiis,i itciul. ANY dosage ct [ c
Peace OF the Parish
BE 1T i~irfler ortt4in"il that IL fine Of il .s
duii.t.> .Jt be au'i Is merely INFUSED on
amy one who shall CuI, ana. X OF in any ina
h"r "eIace iAJ part % the Court iiut,e 1
cuul..i"ii iiii. said fine ccuNc,.nit IA G
Ntlt OF he Etrish ncinie aIy J.sNc: oi tie
fe,ce, ant tie ISiFict and Iir+u.t iituu, 8
are h'I'.tt. requested 10 lilfju,e :; tine OH Il q
dollars tS3l. on any one resting iiis feet II
the iai.sL2 OF tne court room, ur Who .t,
cut ot ny .iit.,ner ,soilcc " iri., Of IL.
court fooEl, daring any SESSION UI Court.
be II iurtteT }rgiaiucI. that The s,lIcy.t,
4, hereby auiLor!Ze.l To nave a sin IiG N
ut each clllior "; ftic Court t.oaee St,lurt
advising the puG.ic IF tie penalty iGc.re,.
10y coatroNeiing this OGtiintuce.
Adopted january Gtii. laSl.
T.. e.. ALEMAl., President.
Certified !:
GEO. >QUiRES, Secretary.
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Certified
GEO. >QUiREs, Secretary.
SUCCESSION OF BEN \. CURTIS No
80 PhOBATES.

~FATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH
- t"nrt, Parish OF Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Ben i. Curtis now wife Of \. A. bourp
administrator OF s,i,i est;,t. has 1lis day
rendered, Il final acrolnt o. her .ri:antiStrn
ton a'iti praying the hun~ioIuga,ien al In,
same.
Now. therefore tie parties Interested! are
hereby Notified to prnisiee in this oilice.
Withia tea siats following the publication
80 th' pTe*1ut noti"r. such objections as
t'i"y may nay" 'g:ilii~s The Emancipation oi
sili arg 'J.ij. ntlirl"tsr til. .,t..,r shall he
approved a:itl nunuin.at..i accort;u, f.,
Jaw.
So Witness nx hand and the in,
(L-S. press oE shr seal oil ny Office. this
Nv } isth dar ofJanH,ry 4. u. isSa.
j. VI. kNoBLOCII. Clerk.
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Alphonse Dau;,et.
Esur.aA pour &c beau
SeXc.

Les .JournanX en- sont encore
tout t.etnlSSal!tS.
Un cociler rcutrait ntgiigement
d son doniciie ; 81. main S.i. ce,
chevauX laiS>aii tiotl.r les !t.les.
Ii etalt matt.
Irols tenilles Sc ple>ent"nt.
L'automo.sOn suniil ct rairntif
lie pas en- %cllgnant lie i'nil.
Mails Sa Joit est de courte durae.
L'nne dies i-mmes saisit lie che
val par ia bride pendant que les
denx antrrs mi intilnent d lui-
me ne i'orsire de descenIro ct dc
Wider SEES porhes.
L'ill>t"l,e ne dit pas 81 notrt.
hou!ine res'ste. Il est probable
cttte race ,e h.iliant ,,a> precise
men! par nn eXc>S d'urnanle en-
vers les c!iei;tS ret Is al pouruoi:e
IA pins fcr'r lai>on Wis avis DIES
client Iui dtIandeiIt la buurse
on Ia yOitn3e.
N'impor.e. il est devaIise de
sou gain. tIente dpux francs cii
Iuante-une ~jonrnee exception
neie- ja>temeht,--et lai>St. Iui. 81
gulmbarde ct 30 noble courSipr.
en- plar sur la vote pua!ieue.
On m'aifirHHr que N. Amiueux
tait Iechercher les heroilps dc CO
mefait.
ST par hasail il les dfcou:re.
Je les recommalide d'avancs. ID
tonte l'indulgeucr Oh nibnna;.
C'esi on'en vtli'6 cette attaaue
feminine ma rpmn6 lame.
Seralt ce un jnste retonr az bon
temps d.autrrfolS, "a cette joypu~e
OH les trmmeS ne Gt.'ai
gnaient pas de metiIe hamber2e
au poing pour sc ~deirnlre on
pour conbattre en- fiveur de lcurS
itiees?
Q les bellies lGgendes pa, secs
de la Mautiu, dc dona Catalina.
plus .ecemment. de Lola Mon
Les aimableS tpopaes, les Gal
anteS aVtutureS!
Notre epu1ne est vnIgairp. les
snAt ii pea pres lihreS
ct ST Jaelpue accident Went iron
bier nutre seiGnite. c'-St pressure
t%oujonrs nn fort qai slevalise un
fable 1T M garden de la paix
qui point i'horizon ass.z !,
pour collier lie battu au
L'lncident d'hier Snmblprait i.
'tl4ner INT tendance aux vieux
Non pas que .ie desire voir ros
ser lie euet par la ieunes>e en-
nailIo's girls perle de !'Ambicu
Oh he la Porte Saint Martin.
Mails depniS ST longtemps Ia
'e;nme revendiqup DIES droits. one
G serais encbunte de les hi yoir
1xercer.
Et pnis, enfin, place au beau
Qnel plus doux ffrjsson eprop
Yer que ceIui dun canon de revol
1er scr la tempe, lorsque c'est lie
dune joiie fe,nme qui sap
)uie sur la aarhette!
La robe de l'asSaillante est co
luettement re!evee n le cote
'ar I'm pagt.agraic ct l.. pieu'
hen cambre. s'rxhibe fraucle-
lent dams M butte Il liaits ia
Oi,S.
Pa is serait r~avissant la INIT
ANS e coniitious-ia!
Parblen ! je sails bien que nous
oyoIs anjonrd'hui des temmes
1edecInS, docteurS EN- droit. etc.
iais ce nest paSc
les tolle> eIuiptes dn tennis
'dis 49, Roman ct poesie paua-
les bellies ealavals laurs amo,-
at >-6iantant voioatiers. Ia
aS0e al poiHg, SOFAS he's Gniu.
LES trait in's baennn4s . tr1
FRS les ruel.es par les Giles misses
NAL
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Les e~IleilesAss ,!e irlsa.::~.'!

Les ehtlEesNes ste iIrlaI.;;~.'.
! ahrait il iian de p:..~ Ina
bic lne ,it. yuir. IL aa. sar~. fe
tont2 belle L4.u1lr Lrb'anr che
watcher par les b0urg> ct les TO
iet> pour chatter les meci!anls y
rtG.c>SeT ,cS :urts!
Ga t:..,i ul:e eeve din ConServa
TORE hiee1nt.ntr' So l,,tE Yt,'
NOlner y. Amnioi&" Yhnua,s e.
combat tA.cS>i.e.Etiit >in.u'r.
Ne tronve:ltz E"n> pas chs,
man1e Ia iui.noAne Janr ..,..,l -
ellie ~enlnssnlt Ia rHila>st .jr J.ii.
ne dale i,,ur mons .ea.:Iv TAI
>are ~ Ia Lorraine q
A!luG> a>uHeZ. Hlr>Siruls, Ct:.-
Ia est ia b ntrn,p>.
M0u Dseu. .je >;;i> ;,isr avs-
faction ,ie lu> tlt!> aTraii.. ,,Ht,
De Lava!;ols he meii;e a., l.
pt!S -M~oni!nn, nai> >'1h-eZ Qu'
e.leS >nnt les isreA.ie.rs tn genre
de!'iiS de !nngnes anitec> uti'
eiieS l'avaIrnt peat care pas /.
cholx DIES ultysns, III .;e!ui ..c Ia
,irt.lne!
On ptut moaiher les artes. lc>
mnNenS ct les niSii!;tts, IL rniic.
pa t t que &c soient DIES temmtS.
NO,tZ. tlie> rtaiplit 'rUis ..n!.i.ne
les muuSune; alrts. Ia hu.nn,..
Il la hseaue!
ALFRED DEiILIA.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS

me genuine are never sugar coated.
Each box has q red wax seal on the
~, with the impression Dr.. McLaNE's
LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures Of
.MCLANE and FLEMING BROS.
INSIST upon having the genuine Or.
aclANE's LIVER PILLS, PREPARED bv
fieuing Bros, q Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market beng fgl! d mutations of the
name ArL0ae. spelled differently but
sane pronunciatiop.
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eorARY JOB Press.

await ioat L. matericl necrssaire. mons
~a'.incs A meme de METRE a execution
.ons les uuvrases typographiques qui nous
arvat comics. les bret> d'avocat. cartes
i'atiaireS. antates dc lectures, tickets dha
biss ion. bianc-. c;Icniaires. ETC.. seront
',Driuaes dams It plus bret deiai ct dts
rix les Plus modGres.
.t3us les JOBS GevrOnt etre layee
.,,itot Ia livraisou du travail command.
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AC UE N FEVER.

NO better catha,tic can be used prepar-
atory to, or after taking Quinine.
equaied.
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DIR. G. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS

are not recommended as a remedy "for
all the Ills that flesh is heir TO-" bat in
affections OF the liver, and in all Bilious
Complaints, Dyspepsia and Sick Head.
ache; or diseases of that character, they
stand without a rival.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-11
EL SIGLO XIX.
=.sD. @ a EEH nDM1 SAN Enx "A NaHaa,sp-
GRANDES NOVEDADES DE PARIS.

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al
freedo scabad 1e EurOa
EspaF FrmGaI
lie mas
d. darfl duima manoday orn
handanaa mas
@
Para boada c
punw eegntkimo
la para abigs hGs
% ca dht e fmasd
aTds pt6
ny nM eetoy vanad hs
bannsd COLI neHo utoo
ecio hlyd don1ee
gornas
rg e borad
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-11
HjTEi. Y EESTlIRtNT
De L MBAJADORES.
36 SAN FRANCISCO 36

Toribio Barreda dueno de dicho estableci-
mlento, pone en- conocimiento de sus amigos Y
nntiguos parroquiauo y del dblico en- general
one, habiendo r. gresado De Europa, ha abier-
70 en- la calle de San FrlnciSco nGmero 36. un
nuevo HOTEL RESTAURANT, en- el Qae
esta dlspuestO a saiStacer el gus mas deIica-
do en- el arto cunari0, bien sea a la espnh la,
franonsa, inSlcca. o'om y donoao no6ione ea
Cfreciondo que a!enlas d. los dilerentos plat0s
que anulci6 cuando tshia su antigua hotel de-
nominado Ell UNIVERSAL, presentara otr0s
esta capital, especamente servira Ell NON
PLUS ULTRA de los bee1eahs titu ado beettedk
de Toribio Barreda Tambien repite hog que
puede pedirsee cualqnicra plato de Europa,
que sera servidO sempre que Oh esta capital
hale los efectOS necesarios
Al propio empo hara to los los amuerzos
comldas cenas eXtraordinNri que Sc le p-
dan, osi como goatlnas de cualquier grado
galantnas, cabeZas de cero, charota ruSn
bizcochos almibaraiCs, fl mes, cremas, past H.
tos de Tu IN, jumones Ell vino gdc6, iigotes y
todo 10 que e. pGblico qniera comer
81 alguna persona quiere cerci3rarSe lie Ia
verdad lie este anuncio, no 'ien2 gu" hacer
Otra cosa ii o cOncu rir al hotel de Embaja-
dOres, con a!gunas pcsetas segdro de que,
aemis de quedar atist, ch0, sal1tl e!ogiando
la limpiezt de- eStable, imiento cou ganas de
vover conner de los misnos patos Je otros,
pues todo. son suculfIt9s Y coufecci0nAlos
con arrcgo al nrte. p erto- Rico, julio t. de
1880 --TORIBIO BARREDA IL Julio