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by local applications. rs they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There IL
only one way 10 cure deafness, and that Is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inflamed condition OF tho
mucous timing OF the Eustnchan Tube.
When this tube gets lnflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when IL u entirely closed. Deafness il the
result. and unless the Inflammation can DO
taken out and this tube restored To its nor.
NAL condition. hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out OF ten are caused by
catarrh, which n nothing but nm inflamed
condition OF the mucous surfaces
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness (caiIscd by catarrb)
that we cannot cure by taking Halls
Catsrrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
n. J. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. IS cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

luI HtT Ou llNl stliltn IL
Say" Andy remarked. after short
silence. THAR IL goin' TO be circns
over nj Shndy Grove to.morrer. War a
talkin' TO Moss about goin' thar. but no
lowed that he wouldn't be kotch In sich
place
The girls eyes sparklcd. What
bosses In ilg''
"Yas. an with a carray all load OF
monkeys"
AN have they got a woulf an' q
barr
"Yas. an n elephant"
but have they got n tiger an beau
tifu lady that rides hossY"
"Yas. got all that an mo- too"
"Oh. | wish | could gol"
LEI you II marry me to-day I'll take
you there 10 .morror
"Will you take me. toog' exclaimed
old Dalch. Swinging TO his feet
"Yas. I'll take you. too"
The gals yourn. Andy. Git that
Teller to fix up the papers.
Late that evening while old Dalch was
wandering about In the creek bottoms.
looking for his COW. he thought he
heard some one calling; aud, turning
aside. he discovered a low hut built OF
enormous logs. The old fellow was
puzzled. for he had never seen the hut
before. nor could he tell why 1t should
have been built. rs it was too small for
human hnbitation, and had no roof
except o number OF heavy logs on top.
As be ncarcd the hut he saw that IL was
as strong as n fortress. aud, looking still
closer, he saw a face pressed close
against n small opening. The old man
took fright aud was about TO run away
when pleading voice bado him stay.
It's me. Dalch. Don't you know mel
I'm Moss Settle
Ny Moss. what on the top OF The
yeth air you dom In tharI' the old fell
low exclaimed, approaching the pile OF
logs.
"Oh. the scoundreli But never mind,
let me out
IL don't know how; don't know how
10 get az the thing."
wall. git me out somehow. fur IL Ia
high time | war Ut the house. bein'
married like white mau stead of shei
up here like a dog"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29
The Escltement OF an Elk Hunt.

''Spresd out, boys. and surround them;
go quiet and do not get in the wind Of
them.
The speaker was the captain OF q
huatlng party OF six and the game to be
surrounded were i've bull elks. All the
boys but the captain and myself started
stealthllv of. lodging from bush to
bush. When all were in their places n
signal was TO be given, when the cap
tain and myself were to move TO our
places. which were directly In the wind
Of the game, and open fire.
Ii was one of those beautiful, still
evenings which are had SO frequently in
the Rocky Mountains. The elks were
quietly feeding In beautiful little park
by the side OF crystal lake. all oblivious
OF danger as the boys crept stealthily TO
their places. When the last one reached
his place there came the low, mournful
howl OF n coyote. the signal agreed upon,
and we marched up. The wind had
quieted down aud the elks got no wind
Of us. was 10 have the FIRST shot. as
was the 'Tenderfoot" of the crowd and
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29
Mongrolism AT Lima.

Lima. the capital of Peru. Is pro-
nounced 10 be the headquarters Of all
the worlds mongreldom. Its popula.
ton Is the product Of three centuries OF
racc-crossing and scientific investi.
gator finds easily distinguishable among
the inhabitants the following crosses:
Cholo. offspring of white father aud
Indian mother; mulatto. offspring OF
white father aud negro mother; quad
room. offspring Of white father and
mulatto mother; quinteroon. offspring
of white father aud quadroon mother;
chino. offspring Of Indian father and
negro mother; Chino Cholo. offspring
OF Indian father and Chinese mother;
Chino Oscuro, offspring OF Indian
father and mulatto mother; Sambo
Chino. offspring OF negro father and
mulatto mother; Sambo. offspring OF
mulatto fathcr and Sambo Chino
mother; Sambo Claro. offspring OF
Indian father and Sambo Chino mother.
These are the most noticeable crosses,
but there are many Others.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29
The Alliances for the Paddock Pure Foo
BiII md against the Conger Lard Bill.

The following resolutions were adopted by the
Farmers Alliance OF Illinois. October 20
wHKnKAs, Tho adultorstion and fraud praotioed
in the sale OF counterfeit articles OF food can BIO
prevented under the power OF Congress TO regulate
commerce between the states;
AND WHEREAS. Such measure would DO moro
effectual than Que under the power OF Congress TO
levy and collect taxes and less liable 10 injure ono
industry for the benefit OF another:
THEREFORE. DO II resolved, that we approve and
endorse tho Paddock Pure Food Bill, introduced in
behalf OF tho Farmers Alliance OF Nebraska. and
protest against tho Pork Packers Bill. commonly
known as the Congcr Lard Bin. which taxes ono
industry for the benefit 90 another such legislation
10 the Farmer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

This seems paradox, but II Is ex-
planned by one of New York's richest
men. "I don't count my wealth In
dollars he said. "What are all my
possessions TO me. since am victim
of consumption ? My doctor tells me
that / have but few months TO live,
for the disease is incurable. am poor
er than that beggar yonder." "But"
interrupted the friend TO whom he spoke,
consumption can be cured. III taken
In time, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will eradicate every vestige
of the disease from your SYSTEM I'M
try It." said the millionaire, and he did;
and to-day there is not healthier,
happier man TO be found anywhere.
The discovery" strikes Mt the seat of
the complaint. Consumption Is dis
case of the blood--is nothing more nor
less than lung scrofula-- and II must
and does yield to this wonderful remedy.
Golden Medical Discovery" Is not
only an acknowledged remedy for that
terribly fatal malady, when taken In
time and given fair trial, but also for
all forms of Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp
Diseases, as White Swellings, Fever
sores, Hip Joint Disease, Salt rheum,
letter, Eczema, Boils, Carbuncles, Fry
slpelas and kindred ailments.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

Under the modest title Of "CurlosItlcs OF
the American stage" Laurence Hutton has
written history OF our native drama en-
bracing sketches OF the most famous Ameri-
can players, and an account OF the progress
OF dramatic ART In this country since the
period Of the Revolution. The work will he
handsomely illustrated, containing portraits
OF many distinguished actors aud actresses
on the American stage. II will be published
IN few days by Harper a brothers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29
CAUGHT In A MAN-TRAP.
MOSS SETTLE MAKES A REPUTATION
BUT LOSES HIS GIRL.
Hamp Ely Il Thanked-They All Go 60
the Circus aud Andy Gets the Girl. to
tho Anger of Rivals.

II was Sunday morning in wildly
beautiful neighborhood. Great trees
murmured above the country road. aud
the velve;y leaves on the hazel under.
brush whispered sllken sentences. Not
far away the hoofs OF horses cattercd
over fiinty point OF land where the
dying saw grass stood rs IL begging for
sustennnce. There was merry laughter
in the woods. and hard by. at nm old
log house on the hill, gnudy ribbons
blazed under the sunbeams What was
IL all abouty Old Hig Dalchs daughter
Lib was going to be married. ALL
what belle she was with her great
black eyes and whrlwind OF brown hair;
and ahi during the busy season when
every nerve was strained In the pitching
of the corn crop. how she could. with
graceful sweep. follow bull-tongue
up the loamy slope OF the hill sidel
Moss Settle. the bridcgroom.elect. had
been sutton for q number OF years. but
on account OF the obscure position which
he held In society had met with constant
rcpulscs. but n sudden aud fortunate turn
OF affairs lifted him into prominence and
success.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29


He had been detected and knew not
that the hour OF his victory was at hand.
II came about In this way: Moss was
sitting on rail fence. musing over the
darkness OF his future. wher old Hamp
BLY, came along. Hump had been Known
TO grab steer aud make him bawl lea
mercy. and then. without show OF
pride, or, indeed. without taking any re-
frcshments. had smashed a ballot-box
with his fist. He was not only elected
constable, but became the leader OF
society. superseding AL Beers. whose
only recommendation was the fact that
he had once started balky horse.
Well, whilo Moss was sitting on the
fence. Hamp came along and nsked him
II the sun hadn't warped his corn rows.
they were so crooked. This Is the great
est Insult that can be offered In n back
woods community OF the South, and
Moss. without considering the social
standing OF old Hamp, sprang upon him
and choked him until his tongue lollcd
out When old Hlg Dalch heard OF
this he sent for Moss aud In tremulous
voice. but strong breath, said. LIB Is
yourn."
Andy Moore. who for a long time had
sought the girls hand. approached old
Hig who sat la the doorway. crunch
Ing the rInd OF baked shote. aud said:
Moss Is goIn' TO git a powerful One
lady, Mr.. Dalch."
He is. an nothin' shorter" the old
man answered.
IL wanted her myself nightly, but
sich ar fate"
"Yas. Jest about SIGH"
II b'leve would make her q better
husband"
That mout be, but whar isyo' crcden.
tIals3 You amt done nothin' to win the
ncvc.dyin' love OF gal that kin akin a
squirrel like liflin' sock onen clothes
line"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

British Primitive McthodIsts are
moving for moro extended course OF
their theological students.
Florence has been selected for tho
next session OF tho international con-
ference OF the Evangelical alliance,
which meets In April, 1891.
The British government has given n
site for chapel and schools for Wesley
an soldiers aud scamen at Chatham.
Tho buildings will cost $4,000.
The business done by tho Book Con-
corn OF tho Methodist Episcopal church,
south, last year aggregates 1854. GAO. AZ,
an Increase over last year OF $50, 800. %.
Philadelphia has tho largest number
OF Sunday-school attendants OF any city
In the United States--l95, 500. New
York ranks next with 1877. 900; Brooklyn
next i07, o33.
A meeting OF members OF the United
and Reformed Presbyterian churches was
held recently in Plttsburg. Mt which n
committee was appointed 10 urge tho
union OF these two branches before the
higher courts OF both churches.
Archdeacon Farrar's movement for
the establishment OF brothcrhoods whose
members shall bind themselves by dis
pensable VOWS TO celibacy. poverty, and
obed fence has passed the lower house OF
convocation OF the Church OF England.
Tho church was beautifully decorated
with sweet flowers, and tho air was
heavy with their fragrance. AS the ser.
vice was about 10 begin small Kitty
pulled her mothers sleeve and whis-
pered: Mamma, don't IL smell SOL
emn."
The incumbent OF St. Stephens,
Launceston, England, Is chosen by pop
ular suffrage. Every ratepayer under
$50 has one vote. another being con-
ferred for every additional EOS OF rat
able value, up 10 n maximum OF six
votes.
At Hillsdale. Mich, business man
with reservod-seat tickets for n thoatrI-
cal entertainment In his pocket strayed
with his wife into the wrong hall, where
revival was In progress. The usher
conducted them 20 good front seats and
they did not realize the mistake TIL ser.
vices began.
For some years there have been only
six Congregational churches in New
York City, three OF which, tho Broad.
way tabernacle, the Pilgrim, and the
Central, are strong churches. A seventh
church has recently been organized,
called the Congregational church OF
North New York. 10 owns new edillce
aud has settled an able pastor.
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wanted 10 kill an elk. We crawled no
close as possible and stopped.
One magnificent fellow stepped out
from the bunch. shifted the air. paved
the ground with his foot. and shook his
massive antlers In threatening way.
raised my rifle 10 my shoulder. took
careful aim. and fred. Before the
smoke cleared away SO that | could see
other shots rang out and we began clos.
ing In. being careful at the time not to
shoot toward one another Three clks
lay dead aud confusion reigncd with the
other two. They would start In one
direction only TO be turned back by the
fierce fire kept up in front. They would
take another direction only 10 meet q
similar hrc. They came up our way and
the captain aud myself both fired at the
same instant. Que whirled back, but
the other fell 10 his launches. got up,
turned slowly around. and walked back
a few yards and laid down. He had TO.
ceivcd his death wound. The remain
Ing elk snorted with baiiled rage. He
ran back toward us, stamped the ground,
and turned his head In defiance as II
daring us TO shoot. He seemed TO court
death. running from enc to another OF
us. challenging us TO combat Not n
shot was fred. All seemed TO respect
the bravery Of this noble animal that
wished to go with his companions. After
daring us all 10 do our worst. this one
remaining animal OF tho beautiful band
OF few moments before threw his head
back. aud In a swinging trot was soon
lost 10 view In the thick woods. Not .
one but thought he deserved his free.
dom.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

Canon Farrar has dedicated his forth
coming volume, Truths 20 Live By"
20 George w. Childs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

VI vos got question dot ] could nefor an
swer.
III vos got think. but could not schpoke
IA:
III vos wanted Something's. und some Won
says You cant. sir.
vos choost putin mine pipe und schmoke
IL.
IF some won snys dey gifts mo Something's. und
don't do IL.
If j vos try big ch0b. und could not quite
get droo it,
vos choost put Il In mine pipe und schmoke
IL.
IF Ivos got bad luckness, und could not
vOnce geechtop IL.
III yos got ambitions und yOs no chance
60 woke it:
Uf ! vos lnf elm mnedchen. und vos not nerves
10 pop it.
vos choost put Il in mine pipe und schmoko
AZ.
u. Bennett in Light
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-29

Moss. I'm powerful sorry TO tell you.
but you air too late. Lib Is now the
happy wife OF Andy Moore"
h,r, ~ ho,.t .1'0 ..iii an IL, 80 80,
inches deep on fllnt rock"
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PajaritO Q BeIIeza

tel1drt1 OerdGderG. satisfaction considera-
ria como eCp honor, ltncer sM COHOcinejentO
cNttiVGr saC GnaiStdd."
-1Listo 7... djo Alberto leyendo por
sobre mis- hombros 10 que yo escribfa.
-Listo, lie respondA
-Pues, chico, no me gusta nj la redac-
cion nj el estilo de tu primera bala roia.
- Por que 2. die algo picado.
-El fondo es muy $3.50, muy frio, muv
salon.
II Alberto
~ la forna, continue diciendo, muv
cursi Satisfaction honor me parece que
son asonantes. Y hay una cacafonfa en- esos
dos sa repetidos uno detras del otro.
-Eres incorregible, Alberto, grito Ar
turo enfarandose con mi amigo. Todo 10
echas 4 broma en- todo quieres meterte.
aIn cuando no te den espadin para la fiesta.
III dos de Dtos!... digo 10 que sien-
to, respondi6 q interpelado, Franck .sabe
que tengo razon. Sc trata de que no nos
tomen por jIbaros, y deque ensefemos es-
tos yankees saber que las epistolas amoro
sas no deben escribirse por eli mismo patron
que las comerciaies, como dicen que las es-
criben ellos
Yo tuve que reirme de Ia ocurreneia de
mi amigo y de la seriedad de Arturo de
Rodolto Y aeabs pr preguntar Alberto:
0sRsinasf
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Municipio de la Capital

PriNcipGleS GcWerdoS tona0 dos por cE Aytta-
td0aiento en- la session del % de DicieHubfc.
Conceder al cuerpo de Orden pdblico, tenn
poralmente, el uso de los rew0vers que hoy
tienen propios del municipio, mientras Sc ad-
quieran OtrOs.
-Conceder q D. Pedro Giusty permiso pa
"a establecer una fabrica de baules Y aserrade
TO en- la Marina con ciertas precauciones
-Desestimando una instancia de los Sres
GOrdils y TOro sobre venta de IN pante0n, sos
teniendo el acuerdo anterior sobre ell mismo
asuntoa
-Recbir las mangueras para ell material
de incendio facitadaS por ell Sr. IgIesia en- vlr-
tud del contrato, y acordar ell pago.
-Resclndir ell contrato con ell Sr. ROLAND
sobre ell plano de Santurce.
--Conceder 4 los Sres. Mauri Villa ell tea
tro para que den una function concerto ell 10
de Ener0.
-COntinuar por ahora Y hasta que sc re-
mate, la torma actual de cobro del arbitrio So
bre consume de carnes.
--Distribuci0n de fondos para Enero
-COnceder a Juan Gonzalez licencia gra-
tuita para vender frutas en- la via pdblica
-Entregar Ell ell parque de Artilleria los
revolVers viejos que Sc han podido enagenar
pesar de las gestiones hechas
-Nombrar diputado de abastos al senor
Fernandez para ell pr6ximo trimestre.
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Por el Gobierno General SO dan pdblica
mente las gracias al cabo de Orden pdblico
Manuel Arrabarrena y guardias Antonio Qnin-
tana y Vicente Arias pOr los serYicios que pres
tarOn en- ell incendo casual ocuTrid0 en- Maya
giiez, en- la casa de d. Antonio Garcia LagO, y
por la detencion de los procesados Juan Mora
les Ial I9tnsWdO y Pedro de- Rosario Ortiz
~ Los Sres. socios del apreciable Casino de
Mayagiiez, han tornado la Junta que anuncia-
mos, para la SOcied0d de Agat59aGJdOS. Dicha
Junta la cOmpOnen nuestrOs amigos, d. Maria
no Riera Palmer, presidente; D. Guillermo
Quintanilla, vice -presidente; ID. Francisco La
forest, tesorero; d. Juan Graniella suplente de
idem; D. Jose Basora, secretario; D. Sandalio
Delgado, suplente de idem; vocales D. Fran
cisco B. Basora, D. Ricardo Gomez = D. AntO-
MO AInell y Negroni. El primer 0s0Et0 ha de-
bido darse el % del actual en- la casa de nues-
tro buen amigo d. Santiago r. Palmer.A
Segdn EI ReSWme2a, la polcia urbana de
nueva creacion Sc compondra en- Mayaguez de
% indiWduos q saber; un Jefe con So diarios,
un cabo mOntadO con 45 otro de pie con
50 pesos mensuales; 10 policas para ell servicio
de .dia, ST y 12 para el ser7icio de noche a
O.8O cts. diarios. Ademas habra cuatro suplen-.
tes sin sueldo para las faltas vacantes. Di-
chos policias estaran armadOs con bast0n y
revolver.
90
sA HemOS G6nldO el guStO de roClOlf Ia VlSlLa
del chispeante estimable colega El canon, de
Cayey. Muchas gracias. La unica vista que
nos falta todav:a es la de la RevistG de Puerto
Rico.
El Casino de Mayaguez dara un gran bale
manana 81 para despedir el ano. Con ese baile
Sc prepara-dice un coega-la temporada de
fiestas que estan proyectadas
En- el barrio de RioBlanco (Naguabo) han
sido dete -idos los paisanos, D. Faustino NAL
donado ne lsdro Cut6, como presuntos auto
res del hurto de un novillo de la propi6dad de
D. Cristino Lopez
solicitud de los Ayuntamientos de Aybo-
nito, Vega-baja, Yauco, Piedras, Guayanilla y
Aguadilla, Sc les ha autorizado para crear la
Guarda Municipal.
Ha sidO declarad0 cesante ell Administra-
dor de Correos de Hatillo D. Calixto Servia, y
nombrado para sustituirle D. Fernando We
lazQuez.
Un estimable amigo nuestro nos ha traido
la revista de una fiesta que tuvo lugar en- la
Central San Vicente (Vega-baja) el domingo.
La publicaremos, ,manana.
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con las palabras ria mas, botando

formarse7 con las palabras rio llads, botando
una letra.
isu. apellido?
- Cordero Es usted muY pregunton.
Pida usted los informes que guste tres her
manas que tiene la semblanzada que cada
una de elias parece IN pedacito de celo en- mi
niatura. Lo que soy 70, no peco jamas de i'm
prudente.
No conseguira usted de mi nj un solo de-
tale mas.
! elretrato quedo como de encargo.
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Orden de Ia plaza
80 de Diciembre.

Parada de los Cuerpos de la guarnici6n.-
JIte dc dj0: Ell Comandante del Battalion de
CGgGdoreS de eddie, D. Jose Quinones. Vis5tG
de Hospital: Quinto CAPTAIN de C0S0doreS de
COl6p.-V V3gjZ09aciG en- la Plaza: Un Official del
Battalion de Cdg0doyeS de COl69a.-PGseO de con-
V0zecjegteS: Un Official del Battalion de Artilley5G
V5gjz01acj0 en- la Marina: IN Official Sargent0
del Battalion de Colon
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El mozo tom6 el bilIete sin podev ocul-
tar su algeria dandome las gracias, volvio
inclinarse de nuevo, mientras Alberto, fro
tSndose de gusto las manos, e1<clamaba
ii Bien, Franck, bien. - asf Sc hace I!
Hay que romper el hielo para que no Sc di-
ga que somos jfbaros de pueblos peque-
nos t.. ST tn no te hubieras deeidido
hacer el amor a esa mujer. hoy mismo, yo....
~ Alberto -!
II Rayos de Dios ete inspire celos,
Franck
No respondi NADIA. pero la verdad es que
me desagradaba Dir hablar en- tono Iii 70 de
aquella desconocida que tan profundamente
me habfa impresionado.
Terminado el desayuno, mis- smigos v
20 nos levantamos de la mesa, y s. dispuso
que no ernpezaria cumplirse la pat del
programa acordado Ia noche anterior, en- la
parte que no habia sido modifcado, mientras
e mozo no ftese buscar Ia esqnela que ha-
bia DC enviarIe 70 : Ia desconociia aquel
mismo dia.
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ii Dlos m1o ESQ no Sc pregunta; nos
quedamos tambl6n hasta que Vds. dispongan
otra cosa Es precise seguir esta aventura
que todos suframos sus consecuencias, 81 es
que Franck llega q gozarlas dijeron Rodolfo
Y Arturo al mismo tempo.
Df las gracias mis- amigos, nuestra
conversation fue interrumpida por Il bell
yankee que despues de .habef termirado el
desayuno, levant6se, paso cerca de nosotros,
salud6nos con mas acentuacion, direlo asf,
que otras veces, y me dirijio una sonrisa que
per poco me hace caer de espaldas
4Que mujer aquella,l
Esta vez me parecio mas bella mas e9e-
gante. que nunca, y no pude separar de ella
mis- mfradas, mientras con paso magestuoso
atraveso el salon y alcanz6 Ia puerta de Ia es
calera.
Yo tome eutonces una s1bita resolucion.
Lame al lcriaio que nos seryfa en- Ia me
So y le pregunte.:
Conoces 4 esa DANA
Vive, dijo, en- el cuarto n1mero 28 del
primer piso.
"a Quieres llevarle una tarjeta mia 7
El mozo Sc inclino en- senal de asenti-
miento
Bien, pues, die poniendo un billete
de un duro en- nanos del sirviente; We luego
4 nuesssa habitaci6n, So del primer piso y te
dar slaarjeta.
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a. rJaleas, pastas, galletitas confites, tu-
rrones, vinos, licores, conservas alimentieias
todos los titles de Ano Nueyo yReyes, donde
me or 50 encuentran es en- la acreditada casa
de Venancio Luifa Sobrno
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FeIicitaciones

RAFAEL PEREZ Y GARCIA sENoRA, felici
tan a todos slls amigos de esta Capital de la
Isla, deseandoles feliz salida Y entrada de ano
CLAUDIO ARRICRUz EsPosA envian sus
felicitaciones de Ano nuevo 4 todos sus amigos
de la Isla y esta Capital, deseandoles toda cIa-
Sc de dichas.
RAMON B. LOPEZ FAMILIA saludan 4 sus
amigas y amigos, deseandoles mil feicidades
en- 1891.