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temples; our faces became flushed. and our ewes
looked as though we had bad cold in or
heads. As we continued to climb I'D it got
worse, until some OF the party felt very badly
by the time we reached Chicla, the present end
of the road at an elevation of Il, 900 feet. It
is 80 miles from Lima, and situated in the val
ley of the Rinac, or, more properly speaking.
in the gulch through which little creek goes
| tumbling along couple of thousand feet below
the town. AlthOugh.we were at an elevation of
$4,000 feet the mountains still lifred their peaks
5000 feet higher, and many of them were snow
capped. When we come back from the south
| hope to 90 al!the way over the mountains on
feet, or about 81 miles straight up By the
| time We reached Chcla my unpleasant feelings
| had all passedtaway. We stayed there about an
| hour during which time we ate our lunch, III
was 1915 o'clock when we arrived
PEcUL1ARITIEs OF THE LLAMA.
The first thing did was to climb up a little
| incline, probably walking 200 feet to see drove
of llamas, which were waiting to be packed tor
| passage the rest of the way over the mountains,
We walked as slowly as possible, but when we
| got to the little plateau where they were we
| were painting as though we had run a foot race
| OF mile or So. 1t Is dangerous to go any
nearer than within Is or 20 feet of the llamas
! pronounced as near as can put 1t in English
| iel-yam-as) as they have a very unpleasant
| habit Of spitting at person. and the worst of it
| is they are unerring In their AIM so II you are
not careful you will be surprised by getting hit
| In the face with cud. We tempted them. bnt
they refused to make an exhibition Of their
prOwess. They are q very mild gentle looking
animal and their looks do not belle their nature.
They are driven hundreds in q herd over the
mountains, SO that although each one carries a
| burden OF only about 100 pounds great deal
can be taken over at once. II one of them ia too
heavily laden it will just lie down and refuse to
! move until relieved of part of it's burden and no
amount Of eoaxing or beating can get 1t to start
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UP THE ANDES.
fts
A Trip Over Meise Peruvian RAILROAD.

NORTH AMERICAN ENTERPRISE AND ENGINEER
ING SKILL IN, SOUTH AMERICA-LINA AND ITS
NEIGHBoRH0oD BEFORE THE EVACUATION BIZ
THE CHILIANs-upt THE MOUNTAINS SHOVEL
sIGHTS-GRAND AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
HIGH BRIDGES OVER MOUNTAIN CHASMS-FORTY
TUNNELS IN FIFTY MII.Es-sNOw-CAPPED PEAKS
THE RARIFIBD ATMDSPHERE-sENsEA AND SEN
slB1LITY OF THE LLAMA STRANGE DISEASE.
2
The followingextrasts from letter of young
Washingtonian HIS friends at home are of
special interest now that the latest conquerors
Of Peru have withdrawn their presence from the
scenes here described:
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WHY NOT MAKE THE CHANGE7
This being the territory selected exclusively
for the purposes Of the United States Govern
ment, full and exclusive jurisdiction being
vested In Congress over all the affairs of the
DISTRICT, what propriety can there be In Con-
eress delegating to the people who choose to
locate within such territory, under full knowi
edge that Its entire and exclusive control Ia
| lodged in the supreme legislature of the nation
power to organize municipal governments within
the territory selected for the sole purpose of the
nations capital, and legiSlate as they often do.
in manner hostile to the views of Congress-
and also affecting the property interests of the
United States Government located here
Municipal elections in the District create and
engender bitter partisan feeling of the most in
| tense character. exhibiting all the worst pas
sions OF bad blood frenZied with whisky,a yearly
contest IN which human life and limb has often
been sacrificed. and not unlikely will happen
again; and these bitter strifes are conducted
yearly within the limits of the nations capital.
over which Congress alone has exclusive legisla-
| tive jurisdiction, and wherein q subordinate
legislative election Is as much out Of place as u
would be upon one Of the United States naval
vessels There Is no political significance In these
contests, for there is no principle Of republican
government involved; It Is simply q question
| OF spoils. 1t is not q struggle for lawmakers;
| the only issue Is what set of men shall collect
the taxes and disburse what Is not ''unaccount.
ed Tor. The citizens Of the District Of Colum-
ba have no political status, no voice In the ar.
fairs OF the nation, and want none; they locate
here with that full knowledge and understand
Ing; this District was set apart the seat Of the
United states government, to be controlled and
managed exclusively BY the Congress of the ma,
ton. Then why shall Congress continue sub
ordinate. useless and irresponsible power to OK.
LIST within the precinct of Its own absolute an.
| thcrty. wherein no single principle Of republi.
| can government is involved. aud which ouite
often exhibits hostile antagontsm toward The
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house in New York Monday evening last was
the great event Of the musical season. The
magnificent building has been fully described
heretofore In The STAR. Madame Nilsson as
Mdrgurste, In Faust" was deluged with flow
ers and presented with handsome jewel case
when she sang the Jewel song. Sembrich APP
peared Wednesday evening" and was well re-
ceived. The house has been full every evening
SO has the Academy Of Music. where Gerster
sang In MaplesOns company. The great Ques-
ton is, can New York sustain two first-cass
opera cOmpanies2 Patti sailed for New York
on Monday. She will appear at the Academy
week after next.
Irving opens on Monday at the Star thea
ter, New York, (Wallack's old house,, In Tho
Bells" Matthias. in this play, Is his best imper-
sonation, though many admire him most In
Louis XII It will be easier to pretend to like
him as Matthias than as ANYTHING else. The
second night he plays Charles l." Hamlet"
will be kept back until the public are sufii-
GENTLY used to the mannerisms OF the actor to
stand his performance Of the melancholy Dane
Miss Ellen Terry has, Ii Is thought. fuly recoy-
cred from her recent illness Mr. Terres. Irv-
Ings leading man, 10 young aud good looking,
and hopes to make an impression. The Illus
trated London Nescs has sent over Wallis
Mackay, an artist. who will sketch the appear
ance OF the theater on Monday night. This
artist will alb make for the Ne,ns pictures Of
the palaces Of the New York money kings.
The approaching appearance of Miss Thursbs
10 exciting widespread interest, as IT will b
her only appearance for an extended period In
Washington. Prims donnss receive many en-
comIums, but that bestowed on Miss Thursby
By N. Charles Gounod is certainly one OF the
finest compliments ever given singer. After
hearing her sing the s.jewel song" from his
"Faust." ct the Pasdeloup concerts Of the ''Tro..
cidera." he said to her: "Aademoiselle. vous-
etes Ia refine immaculee du chant" (Mademoi. =
sele. Won are the faultless queen Of song.) The
concert here November will be under the pae.s
eopaI direction Of Mr.. Maurice Strakosch. "a
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WOMAN IN THE WAR.
Some Reflections Suggested by a Visit
to Arlington.

"InaSmnch as We did 1T unto one of the least OF
these, my brethren, We did it unto me.'
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Superb iron gates open from the columns.
Emblems on the center Of each are helmet.
spear and sword. surrounded by q wreath OF
laurel, upon which is the motto, "Dulce ct De-
cOrum est pro Patria mort" Sweet and proper
is it to die for our country; but do not let us
wait until all its defenders are under the sod
before they can feel a nations gratitude.
Washington, October IS, 1885, SYBu.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-05
Notice 81 Forisiture.
s1A1z o. 11yzDA.

"a yo-1 rxupu,unss Yco - bs.sty not!-
asd that - 1aye sxDsnde1 90 hneotea dol.
~ ~ r.srs ,sine' SiSns5s6 8 ths. est side of
rrospScs Voustsin. ndjoining the roursA Ct
jaly nina % the sopth, - VA Appses nY ~. 4
l1ssls ais4 ~ ~ dsy e ], ysSE1f, ~ :..s y =
csSse y Scid ssid premisss under NE pro.
visions 81 asctioa ~. Rsvissd seassess g es :
finito6 Sis1es. 6elne the amonn3 requires g
Scid "a zane To- re ysax endine yanussy q.
ss..ls~ ~ this noti1s You tall o. refuse to con
i~i6u5s ycsr peopostien o. such sxpenalsnss.,
~ eo-ovnsf, your 1nterest " sa14 c!e.. ~ ~
~ -. ~ ~ JACOB HAn4Io.
's Hn4D. WI,
.-,ss ALI. HkHAfa.
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PROVISIONAL CARDS.


KNIGHTS TEMPLAB,
n OCULAR oONvOCATION or EUREKA
III, Oommandery No. 2. Knights Iemplaf.
held every second and fourth Monday evenings
Of each month. J. n. HILL. Recorder.
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= 3 nevoe.f failing
s., 8 S;.S::ss::;;:
~~dN. 6onainn1
Nan HOOD L.
oep19yt 2eyoly yet9
nn6 a1L ~ ofS5b1o
eeoo ef hose
. ezeesses = na1snsss 2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-05
Assessment Notice.
nesten = Hnsska lEaning Csa'

uesten = 1nSska 1g1ning Ce0s
Location Of principal plAss of business. Dos-
Ton, Aassachusstts.
HRseka Comfy. xevsde.
stiee = nsesss s;Sfysa yoa ~ M 3 n mss.ng
held The a1st dAy of Masoh IN, ~ sssessment
tnA q 8 % I've osae - saars vss lsyisd
lpee ~ eApital sloek 6 ~. aspeeatiMcn: q
o6cs Of the oompeny, at No. q Hilk street.
1eo. q Sosson: @ 9sss; 49, ~. ...,.... ~,
remGan unpaid fos thirty 4Aye from dste here.
Of. Will BE- dslinquent .snd a1vsrtised for sale
at public emotion, and auznuteut amount Of
shssss Of seeh pssiy's stock g dsllpq qpent Will
bs sold y PAY The eel1nqlnt aeoeesmsnA -
gethef WITH cost of adveftiotng ~ sxpsnss
py osdss u The Hard x Dissetsss.
GEO. =. TADEBs oecretary.
ones-xc. u MIN sAssst. - -. nasson'
5cstss. nass March n. isss. aps.in
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Delinquent Sale Notice,

ouby mall fannsl so nlnnne
Company.
Location Of prinoipAl plaza Of businsss. -
sska, Nevada.
Location o. works. xursks kining Dlstsas4
8urokA. Nevada.
lovlna 0asor1bod e1ock. ol eceount - eMoes.
nent 1No. D levied on the 15th day ~ 1Ueh.
l0eS. he several amounts Get opposite the
nannes of ths ssspsctivs sAaEsas,dssss = fol-
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For Sale or Rent.

vIyHs RANCH KNOWN AS THE DAN. Hr0H
II place, tustsd on Pinto Crack. This de-
slrabie property can b. leased or purchased ON
reasonable 1srns. vor perticulAxe inquire Of
Hazska. ysb. -. isss. fsaitf
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Notice 10 4 Delinquent C0-0Vler,

rYvo JOHN DRLIr-YcU Anu HnnuDY mo-
i tiasd thAt We have performed the annual
aea eecessasy lseos: 70 the sa.ount end v1l1s
eein, during. the yeae ieea: upon Ne Bans
County. Hlate o. Nevada, and II within ninety
days from the 1rst publication u this Aotios
ron fell or rafuae. q co-oHner. - pay your
proportion Of the said One Hundred psllafs
ViIl bocsne Ne properly Of the following sah-
our16Seol E0HIH OkAY.
6gTH " LADp,
D1LLWYN 0AUNT.
0ABRIDLT xANOLt,
T00uYN1 y xAHOLI.
oafBoed Distx1et. Hnrska County xev., ysh. ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
Think for n Moment.

and vou will realize that winter with
all its fnries is upon Us and you have
not bought you Il suit or u coat. nor
your heavy underwear. Just 60 to
Wentworth 4 Nichols, and yoI will
see the immense bargains they are
Offering on their Winter Goods. so
low that no man, hoy or child
can afford t. go without. lyon
will call at the new store II Went.
worth 4 Nichols you will be me,
with cordial welcome and will b.
convinced in less time than We are
telling you.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
Gig nize, Agitats. Educate.

A thorough system OF organization
agitation and education into and
upon the principles AMI demands of
the National PARTY should b. inaug-
urated FOR the winter months. Now
is the time to get in your a,gn-
mcnts. when the people have time to
listen and to reason upon them. We
have every thing to gain from the
education OF the people; the monop-
olists all to lose from the same cause.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
LECTURE.

Rev. 4. H. Carman will deliver n
lecture In the Rap'is Church onFri-
day evening. jan. 9Th at 4 O'clock.
Subject: -lgnatius Loyola, The foun.
der OF Iesui,ism.
The lecture will be not only inter-
csting but may he profitable to all
who desire tn make life Il success.
Admission only % cts. Doors
open III n O'clock. The proceeds ri
the lecture will be- used to make the
services more interesting to the con-
grcSation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
The Best Cough | eligi,e
IN TIL - O. ID

SAMPLE FREE OF CHARGE. !
Call on your druggist and Get a
samp!. bottle of Brown, Exiecto- |
r,nt free OF charge. II cures Coughs
Hoarsenes-, Whoaping Cough and
Consumption in its early s,ag,s. Ii
is scientific preparation, admirably
ADAPTED for the cure of all Throat
and Lung Diseases. 1t Is pleasant
to take ana entirely harmless. Try
it: it costs you nothing. Regular
liz. bottles, soc. and Sl.tO. For sale
by all druggists. l2t26
Turaxine Memorandum Book free.
Failures.
Scores OF young men have sta'ftd
we'll in life. bu, through nisnianaye.
m,ht or hard times oS. ttah,nE
them. fail in busines Ind eyer after
ward II ,at along apparently with no
aims or en,!s. Swayhes Ointment
Il, yer iaiis in cnsi'S Itching Plies
unl al Skin Diseases. There i no
guess work about tie preparation
lts O, irinltor has level head. -.,a
whu; IT, SAYS i viii sio. vt,t cnn rely
upon. All druggists keep II, ana
mos. VII, suft.. sls.s.,a ,ls Il sd
i. ma,ie Lappr.
c.siea..
Two by aeie p'asit. iii til =:
together Il. :. Summer. when OH" al
,hcm suddenly asked: L say Cha
| l. Y. d. you knnw What cyrionn' i "
! Not egzackly, jin.n,y--l'nl il i
snn,hiug win, mastes everything
alte hits "oh. well, thtn | ia
what fi." xttlaimei .iiln.s, s..,t
nirg ~, il n >W4A.t,.@'s St.ats. II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

McMAHAN.-at Rusti, Iowa. necember 2sth,
1859. Agiy McMahan. aged 81 Yeas
Deceased was sister Of John Con-
way; she buried her husband ONE
three years since. Three children
remain to experience the trials OF
the world for orphans.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

II didn't" "You did" It's all over
town. Il didn't tell it only just to
Dora. any WY" "You did" .!
don't care anyway" That's the way
1t began at the Post Office the other
night among some young ladies. and
its all over town. Girls, don't
wash dirty II en- in public.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
slarylhnd 10 tie Front.

The Hon. Od.n Bowie, TA Govern
or of MalyIand PIesiG iii OF tie
baltimore City Pas. Il II o.. also
Pr.si,lent of The Mhyatd joel y
Cub : ": Doh III my family aid
i'll ny private siaLit., ~ " II AZ
those ri the City Passenger hallway
TO-. / haze for several years used ST
Jacubs Oil most satisfactorily"
Such II statement ought To convince
every reader OF tits paper.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
1sOTYrs, TO REEfEk..H.

thc lAnds hereinafter described.
Take notice that NJ tho adjourned tax sale,
hecdn and pah,cty he'i at ths ufstrc or the
Comfy Treasurer, In CN'sea nsNad cot nts.
Iowa. pttrS,tsnt ta ae. rclaalestt tng IN ths rfSt
Monday at October .ssa, to@W.s. IN the II daS
" ne>smser 1870 thereafter II which 'tNe said
sale Ia been lrsslly adjourned. the following
Siss>crihed real estate was saa by The Tf~a>usr
Of asid county snr tho taxes sise the cen for s.e
year ISIS, amounting 10 tie ssn II 81 ~ town.
cns an 4 4 IA I acres on o. ~ scstioa ?.
saWn rs, IL. Wet q. ths 9Th II. III, that A.,
Taft, lsacam~ the purchaser u sail land NJ sid
ode, and that the rsGhI N redemption Will ex-
rsr~ AMI deed for said lasd b ia IL u the u.
0Nrsi-nrd who Il now the owner nnd Aa Il r in
hh own right. or the certificate ~ aid sale
made therAla nv the treasurer ~ saii rotftN.
ualsss rearlastlon rso.n ~aii ste - made With
N o. days fro:u the eoAastSd sefstce OF this no.
t1ce. u Z. CUNNINGHAM.
Dated January .. 1898 Owner. 1874
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
.7.UTICEIN PROBATE.

TO Nhfm n May Concerns:
You NAd CSAch OF You arc hereby noflned To
NupeSr ~ the Court noakc In Jrssco. Howard
County, Iowa, On the sth day IT February H. ID.
1851 al oeitcI y. M. 10 attend tn PROBATE II
hn instrument paipoting To b. the last Viii
and ic,tamta ii, y, Miehae Il q Bien. late 81
Howard Conf ~. Iowa. dccsaseti, at which tia -
and liaee yca Win apl e.r and show caue. u
amy, why said Mta should no, ec asmittcdto
Mohate.
Il. testimony Nh,reuf. have heissnto sub
ScribsN my name and affixed the stai oi said
ex.rc, this I'D day OF JanMsfy 1853.
iSN wv. FnsrrnfstS,
Clerk q. Sslcait Court.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

Mrs. Thos p. Davies was the first
on New Year morning, to take al
vantage Of our offer of the PLAIN
DEALER ms new year present for
1853 for 81. 90 to any friend.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

G. II. Teetshorn. father and son
made Us a sweet call on Saturday,
leaving n splendid box OF honey with
their compliments for the PLAIN
DEALER. Thanks.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

C.p. Nearpass, editor Of tho Tri-
bn,lc. with w. J. House dropped in
to see us, but dropped ont witho ut
more than saying good morning"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

S. 8. Lambert Of Lime Springs
ma lie usa pleasant call on Friday.
md Ben Often OF Bonair, shook
hands with re NIL on Saturday.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
FREE. FEE: FREE
NEW DISCOVERY FOR PITTS.

4 new remedy for this dreaded
disease ha. been discovered by Or.
Deming. A single application VIII
convince the most skepticai OF IFS
mos, wonderful healing powers. By
calling on your druggist, Won can
obtain u sample box free OF CHARGE,
which will satisfy you OF its curative
qualities. i--a
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

Pro. pro, f.e-e-s fess, or or Pro-
lessor. George Chandler mentioned
Ia the Mitchell county Ncrs. Who
In thunde IL HI anv wayp
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
a GARD.

80 To all who are suffering ffon
the errors ii,i ina,..cr.'i,sE, Il. uth.
nervous weakness. eatls decay. loss
~ manhood &c. viii -.ni i rec
i,se that viii care You. IaII OF
CHARGE. This great remedy WAS
discovered iy missionary in South
America. send u self address. Ell
vel pc 10 the Rev Joseph 1. Imam,
Station y. \. Y. City. .yl.
NJ. Tonslry has now completed ar
ran.alneiits for the sale IT the Hal
lalay's Standard Wind Nils and will
soon have up one OF the Is foot
geared mills AMI !. Y L. feed
grinder ut b. p. Norton. barn. Cali
and see me you want IL good grind
ing or pump mills. RENDER this,
that the Halliday has not Il rotary
motion attachment, nut Is really 4
seaieh mill and the only successful
one in use. 2tf
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

Chas. Cohen. who FOR 10 months has
been In the employ Of Mr. Znndelo-
WITT, has resigned his position and
left for Chicago.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
E|'s.s F1'Es,'

Twill furnish lee for packing or
ar family u. u! AL times da''ny ire
season. Orders may br left with Eli.
Crayhill. lee delivered in C'.sso
81 90 ii load: on the pond mt NV
Oregon. 30 cents.
l0ff EZRA NJ. 1oLf'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
CRBSC) SKATING RIrK,

apan afternoons, from : O'clock 10 T.:
81, evening from o'clock To 10.
Good Ice, aud lots OF fun.
lotf. N B. WHEELER.
sY~Yon can keep your hair album
astut and glossy, and retain lis
youthful color, with Parker's Hair
BalsaHf, dee.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

j. I Avery and Frank Slawson Of
Spring Valley MINI. made mo-
mcntary call at our Office on Satur-
day last.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL.

CrcscO side walks IRE rs slippery
and uncertain AS modern rcpubli-
cAnism.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

80 We have Mems Good all Wool
Suits. worth sl5 80, that we will sell
for 5000: don fail TO see them, they
arr Il bargain.
WENTWORTH e SIruoIs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

SOAPS.
Faveritc, 16 bars FOR s1.oO
Rabbits best, l6 bars for slo0
White Lilly, lG bars for sl.OO
Acme, l6 bars fJr Sl.0o
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

IA" Sugar 10 lhs., for s1.cO
New Orleans a loi lbs for 81.
Extra &c" II lbs. for s1.O0
Yellow sc" 12lhs for s1.O0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

SOAPS.
Kirk, Elue, Is liars for 800
Gilletts G. S. Laundry - la. ; 70" d
Babitts u. Y City. ID bars for II.
Sand Soap for kitchen Ii bars foi II !,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-01-04

/. d One Of those long. heavy Chin
chilli listers III Wentworth 4 Mich
ofs: you should not 60 the Rink
without one.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
AL PUBLICO
AvISO QUE INTERESA.

Los que suscriben, duefos del esta-
blecimiento Ell LENTE DE ORC
por traslaci6n de domici.io, realizan
precios de fabrica una gran variedad de
prendas de orc, relojes de pared de So
bre mesa y muchos despertadores de
formas variadas. Tambieu Sc venden
& precios convenientes objetos de pla-
ia de ley, Cristofe, espejuelos y lentes
de clases distintas. Todas las perso-
mas que tengan prendas y relojes COM
puestos olvidados dejados por incu-
ria en- la casa vengan d recogerlos en-.
ire nn mes & contarse desde esta fecha
trascurrido este terinino no Sc respon,.
de de elias. En- ell establecimiento Sc
continta trabajando en- relojeria y pla-
terra, con la misma exactitud que en- ell
pasado, y hasta que no Sc verifque el
cambio, pueden nuestros corteses Glen
tes mantener la misma confianza que
hasta ahora nos han honrado.
Puerto Rico, 8 de Noviembre de
1883.
I3l ALBEIT 7 BosoHaTT1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
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NoTAs:-En su viaje de ida recibira ell vapor
en- Puerto Rico los dias Is de cada mes Ia carga
pasajerosque para los puertos del Mar Caribe,
arriba expresados, Pacifco, conduzca el correo
que sale de Barcelona ell % y de Cadiz ell 80.
En- su viaje de regreso, entrcgars al correo
que sale de Puerto Rico al lila 10. la carga y
pasajeros cue conduzca procedenies lie los p'ler
tos del Mar Caribe y el Pacitico, para Cadiz y
Barcelona.
En- la epoca de cuarentenas, o sea desde l.'
de Mayo al 80 de Setiembre, Sc admite carga
para Cadiz, Barcelona y Santander, pero pasa-
jeros, solo para el dltimo puerto.
Para mas informes sus agentes.
Sobrinos de Ez9u,aga.