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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20
The Itata Ear AWAY.

CRY OF MEXICO, May 19.-Dispatches
from the Pacific coast seem to indicate the
Itata is already far out of the reach Of the
Charleston. From these dispatches 1t also
appears the Itata passed outside of AGA
pulco Friday last, and the Charleston
reached that port Saturday. The Es-
meralda is still at Acapulco awaiting coal
which is said to have been ordered from
the United States.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20
WILLIAMS AUSTRALIAN HERB P1Ira

nyou are yellow, bilious, constipated
with headache, bad breath, drowsy, no ap-
petite, look out, your liver Ii out Of order.
One box OF these pills will drive sll the
troubles away and make . now being Of
y,u. Price Is cents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20
AN IMPROMPTU BANQUET.
Some Ringing Speeches at the Hotel Tenn
pleton.

pleton.
AT the close Of the address, q number of
gentlemen escorted Mr.. Wilson to the hotel
Templetop, and as the hour was still early,
the company repaired to the handsome
dining room on the top floor, where some
thirty of the party were introduced to the
guest of the evening by Mr.. Dyer. MIR.
Game and Mr.. Holden. A number of
tables were ranged together and Mr.. Dyer
took the post of toast master by common
accord, the others of the party ranging
themselves along the board in the following
order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20
FOREST ! D ALE.

We have SOLD homes than other addition south
east of Liberty Park CONTAINS. promises
been broken We still choicest lots for SALE
No trouble to show property Take the Rapid Transit
at Theatre call Office We have plenty OF
and take in taking intending purchasers
out any time,
GEORGE Nj. CANNON,
Under lions Savings Bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20

PENNSYLVANIA
Fire Insurance company, Of Philadelphia,
will insure you against fire.
H. J. GRANT g. Co., Agents.
J. F. GRANT, Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20
Kentucky Prohibition Platform.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 19-The Prohibit
ton state convention to-day nominated q
full ticket with Joseph Harris. of Paducah,
for governor. The national platform was
reaffirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20

CABINET PHOTOS AT NEWCOMERS
1.50 Per dozen. 1852 S. Main. Take ele
vator. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20
CLIFF HOUSE,
Located Corner Main and Third South Streets

The Cliff is the b est 50 per day house in
this city. Rooms large, cool and airy; new
and handsome furniture, electric lights,
series. Dining hall spacious and perfect in
it's appointment. Table frst-class. The
only house in the city serving breakfast,
dinner and supper, other hotels serving
lunch.
ANDREW G. BRIxEN g. Bro, Props.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20
WILLARD WEIHE,

Having returned from Berlin, is pre-
pared to receive pupils.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20
EXCURSION TO EUROPE,

Cheap rates to London, Liverpool. Glas-
gov, Paris, Berlin, Berne, Copenhagen,
Stockholm, Malmo, Rotterdam, Amster-
dam and all principal points in Europe.
Tickets will be good to leave May 81, and
good going until June 30, giving parties
opportunity of securing steamship berths
any time during June and July.
For full particulars, write or apply to
VI. C. SPENCE or VI. A. R0SSITER,
Box 3, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20

SALT LAKE PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS
FITTING co.
Sanitary plumbing speciality. Prompt
attention given to all kinds of iobbing
ONCE in basement Constitution building
W. g. COLLECT,
Business Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20
FOR LETTER HEADS.

Bill heads, statements, ball tickets and
all kinds of job work, send to The HERALD.
Quick work and reasonable prices as
sured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-20

LAWRENCE MARsToN agent of the Lillian
Lewis Co., is at the Walker
L. E. HOLDEN has returned to the city, and
is stopping at the Continental.
DEPUTY GRAND MASTER o. L. AMBROSE. of
the Brotherhood Of Telegraphers, is in town for
few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
F 5!'i ii3 ; SF'i S > I'D sH RER
Only Limited Amount Offered at This Price
and Subject to Advance Without Notice.

The q2o,s Of e ttddMfNH4 ha
Of the Treasury Of the company at $500 per
'H1Y H oc - hi p1d and sub!c to no future assess
me ms Trnnrtv on which it is based owned absolutely
nv the company without Indebtedness or deferred pay
and the present earnings Of manufacturing pa. 6'Cnr
sufficient to pay per cent annual dividend on ue cap~
INK is Equivalent TO over per cent divided on 50 80
pr share the present price which the stock IS onered
One million dollars OF the a $50 stock has been
placed the treasury OF the company lot t itdfe
ment properties and the enhancement ana potecuO
Of he interests o; the stockholders. .
1t is the stated policy Of the directors Of the company
to pay seinannuaI dNidsnG5 Oh az ls' can rdy be
properties alone without the sale Of any OF he ItaI
estate owned by the company or income from other
The dividend fund however VIII be largely aueneRted
d the d bends viii be Increased as fast earnings Of
the company from It's Of ncome and sales
Gnder I'll the plan e organization Of the company all
receipts from tae SAFE o, tnS ba o S' for o mproyng
and developing the property OF the company increasing
The entire properties Of the company being paid tor IN
fo IN, d e fund Of the company IN addition to the
earnings Of manufacturing establishments in operation
The stock o. the company WIN not only earn gratifying
market value, with the development Of the company S
Money invested in this stock Is as safe in the
savings bank viii earn much arerr interest AND st. K
purchasers at - per share in short time
The stock VIM be listed on both the New-YorA and
Orders for stock viii be filed received, in any
amount from ono share upward II is desired TO have AZ
many small holders in all sections OF the country rs
possible. who WILL by their Interest in the company,
influence emigration 70 Ialapo0sa ana advance he
interests Of the company
The total receipts from sale of treasury stock
S Sf hue ,l SG'IPfS' to !f $6
rrnnsier books closed for payment OF April
dividend. were over $4,000.
Every dollar of this money IA expended 20 secure
uew Inauufn curlng embellishments md improvements
the property Of the company was paid for in full at
The lime of its organization
81 Will purchase shares $40 par value Of stock.
s14 will purchase shares, $40 par value Of stock.
s3J will purchase 10 shares or 500 par value OF
stock.
so will purchase 20 shares. $500 par value Of
stock.
sos will purchase 30 shares $500 par value Of
stock.
s21O will purchase 60 shares 5000 par value of
stock.
$3.50 will purchase 100 shares $1,000 par value of
stock.
1928 will purchase $50 shares, $500 par value of
stock.
s1,O5O will purchase 800 shares $4,000 par value
OF stock.
Checks for the April dividend which includes only
earnings OF the Manufacturing Establishments owned by
Company. and receipts from the sale Of City Lots
mailed from April 1 to April To-
Address applications stock prospectuses and
make checks, drafts or money orders payable to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28

-, oxcbonoes At .he New-York Clearing Bouso
I'D Tho stocks sold at NewYork Stock Exchange last
week and for the Of the preceding two years compare
as follows Ayg2 S e go JRs E "a 49, 80
NJ THE MONETARY SITUATION.
The condition of the Treasury and the city
banks as affecting the monetary slo uSSTon go
soaIr discussed last week. unreasonable lcaIs
So r,soard TO the meeting of maturing OohGatIous
of tbe Government were pTolessed III some qG io5
tare and the apprehension was apparently eNci,e3
80 b,, official utteranceS than by lhe aCOu"i
.. Ino.S 10 ono believes for moment tnat ule
STreasurv is bankrupt or likely TO ne DuI n MS
statements in regard TO inc amount VI I'm ~
i'm the Treasury are not less noi du,o In re-
- 90 Tho d IL Der cent bonds when uhS uulc
on Septpuber l. il seems probable th1t 5lc
Urv will adopt what is the easiest anu bLnlp,'So
,noStbod i e.. the extension OF the Dohus az -
Deulou 10 Of interest The National banks OF
~" conntry. which hold large proportion VI Uue
Ssue ne security for circulation or deposllS, ~,
doubtedly will aid the De22t,ne ~ t5e cty hanks
,yos improved by the heavy receipts OF Gu. %
from the interior and this movement "i,et tiyne
delay has fairly set IN al.G Is nntS force Tho
for few weeks with still greater lGr c
hanks are perhaps little poorer tnan tne "eJND
statement shows. in consequence OF uiIv e ~,
ments Of gold yesterday. but WIN tnac cAoT2ein
4Le statement undoubtedly was made on fshs
AVERAGES There were no indications that tlle eA-
norris Of specie were over and although IhtIc w" ~
some European demand for securities IoW"dn 10 10
end of the week. ii had LITTLE or no erect on ~
exchanges The merchandise movement TOT u'c
week would make further shipments necessoI \
unless this European demand becomes Ia s ~
-strnn ger The exports Of merchandise from thls
mort were about g., 600 less than IN me cor
Responding week lest year. ana Sl''oooUV Ws'
thar in the week in the preceding wear Oh ulr
other hand the imports OF mercnandise WcIe
go oz6 GO an increase Of over 81 Ouoou OVER
4bn same week last year, and amour S4'ooo'nTrr'
larger than for the week wear Oeioie' AD'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
HON. JAMES W. HYATT, Treas, Ga.-Ala.
Investment & Development Co.
CLate Treasurer Of the United states)
N WALL ST, ROOMS 81 and 80,
NEW-YORk CITY.

Southern OHces Tallapoosa, HARRISON County Ga. New.
York Onces. IL Wa-st. Rooms 81 and 80. Boston
Onces, pa Westinghouse. Rooms 5, 0 aud 10. Phna.
dephia once. Room ga. Drexel Building. Chicago
Onice, Room 700, Insurance Exchange Building.
rP-SO- Page Illustrated Prospectus of Tallnpoosn.
STOCK Prospectus OF Company and Plat Of civ vii n
Price List of Building Lots. mailed Tree Oh npDIica
ton "a any ofthe Offices 1.-THE Company.
The duect result Of the excursion OF 100 Taapoosa
returned Feb p 20 900 shares
OF The Company sold l5-ton Ice plant Clothing Factory
employing 80 hands MoOen Mills employ inp IS hands
a Canning Factory Wagon Factory employ Ing GOO hands,
a 500 0oO Cotton MIL an Industrial Hud'nc 200 feet
long Utilizing the water power OF the TaapO3.a River
for furnishing eleCc power for small manufacturers 10
10 located In the bld ng. $4,000 company 10 build
logging road 20 The Timber south OF Ialanuo,l and bring
there h be worked stove Works employing $50 hands,
all which lnaugursted In party. with eyceIlef
prospects OF contamination and several % them definite
arranged for and entire capital bed and The
ment OF the enterprise by every OF the cNcursonls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
Plan of Reorganization
Therein Act Forth.

Rights extended, according to the terms of the
REORGANIZATION Agreement the depostors Of First
MorCaRe bends subscribe TO the fund for cash 70
qurements amounting TO $3.50 637 and the rights 70
subscribe to such fund will belong exclusively 70 the
deposltors OF said bonds their assigns who acceps
such right in proper form and lodge the acceptance Of
rights with the Central Trust Company OF be-
fore such date the committee may name.
The committee control the unfunded debt Of the
company Qncudng liens upon the read, branches, ter
ninals and rolling stock claimed be prior the mort
gages), tho CAPITAL STOCK the INCOME BONDS. and
a majority OF each issue Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS to wit:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
Suffolk Trust Co., Transfer Agents,
The Property of the Company Consists Of

FIRST. 5000 City Lots 2O22 acres OF Land IN i5e e
oitv ~ TallanoOsa HARRISON County, reOIBl uc a.
aya ning uisod OF 500 the cehJfc OF 4e
the city was originally built Pesen: yanr 9lo disept
% tbS CIV Of TaIapoosa all located within radius OF
TIIiRD tn issued Capita! stock Of he te92 ,or the
nas.ee e Illinois Railroad Company chhrtHcu LOT nv
so ~ huidinc railroad from TalapoQsa, Ga. 70
ptsyrnson Ala 40 miles, that viii ne, MG G, codHPs st
ncarlv 50 GOO 900 OF the capital stock oil e IO"N Pug
ing I per cent dividends -.. o tho limo NJ the
fOIItTH The Taapoosa Furnace on The nle q .n
me sad furnace being Of 80 tons capacity
tho highest grade Of cold and hot Dast chtrCou 0i'"''
iron Present value, 500, OOO ,.o.od an tho limo
FIFTH Ine eSmqR 5 Is in the city Of Taapoos
lid nant being I2-po. furnace capacity ana man
ttrng din qlass TASKS and prescription ware PIeS
There are already located the property OF us ooo u;
in the city of TallapOosa $500 innabitahts UOu Oh
whom are Northern people who have segu III
ndmstrcs and 40 business houses schools chuIcnts
work. electric lights 600 hotel and new mahuIac'uI
Ipdu buildiug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
DROPOSALS FOR BONDS.

Net debt is s425 10000. ~ 80
The bonds Will be sold OF public auction on May 20,
1891 at l. a: the once OF ne CITY treasurer IN ne
CITY Of Helena to the highest BIDDER Tor .9oh ana WIN
New.Yok draft payable 70 order Of CIV Iresnrer 70
:he CITY Treasurer by the successful bidder as guar;
antee Of good faith aud VIII be toflei1o 10 INC CIV souo
he fail n take the bonds. - ... -, IA.
Tho cv reserves the right g reject any and AZ bids
N-'Ni'N ~ Nayor' CITY Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
uipioeno Notices

rV HE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
i BANK I2s Broadway, New.YosA, April "a, 1901
Al meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this day
dividend OF THREE AND ONE.HALF per cent (3a per
cent on capital stock was declared payable May /.
proN.
prox. EDWARD bOhNs, Cashier
dor other Diytdend Notices Eleventh Pagel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
Hnanrial.
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Ry Co.
REORGANIZATION.

The undersigned have been appointed Reorganizahsn
Committee under agreement dated March q 1891 uodgsa
with The Central Trust Company Of NewYorD to carry
out tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
ErROpEAN FINANNIAL MARKrrs
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

London Ap-u IS, , p m.-NeN-YoFK PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio Inst mortgage bonds 34s Canadian Paclnt sl4t
Erie 81 ST. Paul common, 81. Iransylyanls bs5,
Money pr The Of discount the open ma
Tor both aud th bills 3'.03 per cent
Paris a6yices quote per "a francs 72L
confines for the account Bal silver Is quoted at A ID
per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
~ E-17-E-ZT1T-A\D TELEPHONE AND L
~ ~'' cpApH COMPANY.

49,. holir. The annual meeting OF the stock
boldor M the New Land Telephone ana telegraph
,a,v VII he holden az Office OF the Company, ID
Cotndt.st Room col. in the city o. NeT,hork on Mon
day the 4th day Of May, 1871 AZ II 0OON All o Vio'
noon. for the following puipOs,.s 81. o,.r,Do 40.
Ist TO choose Directors Tor the ensuing fsSp ,r
ID To transact any othef Ousis en'' may 'nen esA-v
before thu meeting - o,o.oS ,ror, tho IA dav -.
The Transfer Book will be closed rom the 81 oay OIL
AnIlI 10 the ith day Of May both days neluded
-APiI " 49, 80 - ,be directors. =. w. LEEDOM,
a. pr; a tsQi Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28
THE INCOME OF THE COMPANY

VIII be derived principally from six sources:
,IR -r Earnings OF manufacturing e. adjustments
now In o6eraon and be built NOV f'B23ogf yal5
SECOND. Rentals Of It's farming Ind anu sa'eS u
,,r,'I1r In .stumpage'' ESTIMATED $4,000 yeary)' D.
TiiIKD sales OF its city lots in IaI3P(oo3do Cd M
,rrrnvement and Investment estimated @ZoVUUO
lpnGpiII Workug OF It's mines and quarHes Dy heM-
- o. on ROYALTIES" ESTIMATED 10000 yearly ~
sIfF rJi Prohts on mineral timber ana town sue up
lions and purchases line Of GEORGIA Tennessee LII
noi. r. r. (estimated $4,000 yearly; ,,.,. g. M
noIs r. X estimated S1S6,40S yearly.
To:a estimated yearly income of company after con-
struction Of railroad 1928, 6S304
Total estimated yearly income Of company prior 70 con-
struct,on OF railroad, 1899 235.04
PRINCIPAL absolutely secure under any crcum-
- -. r, rrasaDt calling
price, paid I'm April ,,,,.., 4. oo.obor
PRoBABIIfTY OF much larger dividend III OcVoOei
Increasing rapidly thereafter A..
CERTAINTY OF very rapid ady1nec In the ihCrIhSi'
volnr and selling price OF the stock ITSELF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-28

The following were yesterdays quotations for unlisted
securities:
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financial Tleetlngs.

Al ATlONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN
~ NhW-YoRK-rne annual meeting Oh snJ Slsi t enoa'
eGs Oh ~ Nassau and Cedar sts, MONDAY. MAY IL.
1891 at l. oei0eA' W. w. SHERMAN. Cashier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-29

por el Juana- Diaz; bien por su Alcalde Dele
gado, y bien por los agentes de la Antoridad,
que saben inspirarse On los principles dc JUS
ticia moralidad.
delicioSO sOlaz en- la casa mOrada de nuoStr0
particular querido amigo don Francisco SUI
bira. Multitud de ninos de ambOs sexos Sc
reunierOn ALI para entregarse al inOcente pla-
Ger del bale que dur0 hasta las 10, relnandO
la mayor. animation. Para vispera de ASa0
Nssevo hemos dido decir prepare la juventud
un bale de confiauza en- la misma casa; y,
segdn los preparativos, quedara lucidisimo. j.
Que SIC diviertan todos, que 81 ano en-
trante sea para los Vecin0s de esta culta po-
blaci0n tan pr0sperO feliz, como para Vd.,
Sr. Director, losdesea su attmo. s. s. Q. 3. s.
Ms.
La apreciable soociHedad g Hd clycazo de san
Carlos establecida en- Aguadilla, ha tenido -
bondad de invitarnos para una gran velada
que tendra lugar On sus sal0nes on Ia noche
del 81 de los corrientes. Agradecemos mu-
cho la atenci0n.
Ell vapor MassMela cargo en Mayagiez 332
sacos de cafe conteniendO 58,1O4 kilos; Ia
ven, cargo 1494sacos y is boccyes de azdcar
pesando %, 500 kilos.
por este Gobierno General Sc ha dado la
competente authorization la profesora seno-
ra dona Rosa Julia Bernadini, para que pueda
establecer en- Mayagiez un colegio superior do
nihas Dicho colegio eMpezara a funcionar
tan pronto terminen la presente epoca de va
caciones.
Los periodioos de MHayagtez hacen gran
des elogios del debut de la Compaflia de Fan
toche Marionettes que actda en- aquel teatro.
La concurrencia al dicho debut fu6 verdadera-
mente extraordinaria
Recortamos de El Impartial de Mayaguez:
"Segdn informes que nos han suministra-
. do, dignos de entero credito, una compafl1a
ferrocarrilera ha tornado su cargo, por efec-
to de un remate, las obras de construction de
Ia via f6rrea, en- la pafte Este de la Isa.
Dicha compaflfa SO denomina de Foes y
esta establecida en- Lille"
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g @ nc UNIC a d o s.

-%s 81
AL autor del suelto publicado en- La Co.
RREsPoNDENCIA. referentes d. sun lanzamiento
deeretado por el Ju7gado de este pueblo, el es-
cribiente del Registro civil Secretario Suplen.
tie de dicho JHzgaiO dicei que si ell que pidi6
81 lanzalniento Sc perjudic6, debio acudir con-
ira quien correspondents dieele tambi6rl que
en- vez de escribir falsedades tme referO al re-
,galo) aconsejare la parte actora en- aquel jul
clio para que sviniera al Juzgado pagar los ho.
anorarios dnesadeuda. sepa tafnbien, que CO.
mo emplesdo nunca adm:to regalos, que to-
davia no me han fnetido en- C16gossa por sesta.
faJ y guisa de aguinaldose le advierte que las
chisStGs, pueden trocarse en- pinitas.-*s*
Rio.piedras, Dbre. %, 1891. -
Participo a.los ,senores que tengan acci0n
de la rita de una maquina y cnco bilietes para
celebrarse con 81 s0rteo del 80 de Dic'embre
de este aho: que me- Sc 1levara a cabo dicha
rifa hasta el sorte0 de Enero, porsel motive de
haberse extraviado varias acciones ysse estan
recogiendo los nameros para saLer scuales son
las pardidas. Pero 81 desde ahpra a la fecha
que designan lassp papeletas, SO ban recnperado
los n1raer0s perdidOs, Sc btectlara siempre la
rifa en- el sorteo del 30 y de clio dara aviso LA
oRREsPoNDENCIA.--J.F.N N.
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Aviso al pdblico

Participo q mis- parroquianos que en- la ri.
ia del GALLO PAVO verifoada el 81 del mas
en- curse, no. Sc han presentado q cobrar los
que fueron agraciados con ei 10 Ser premios.
Los nimeros Qremiados son 9. 643 primero y
el 1882 tercar premio. Sc hace pdblico Dor
que los hilletes de Loteria caducaran ma6ana.
LII ENst staQMiO ByaVo n Ripern
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or

Por tener que. ausentarse su dueflo sc
desea vender una estancia en- la Jurisdiction
de Cayey, barrio de Eayallon, compuesta de
$50 euerdas de terrenos con fncas de cafe,
platanos, malangas y demas frutos memories,
tambien tiene pastos de yerba de guinea,
vegas de malogillo y paste natural Las fin
cas- de cafe -pueden producer 200 quintales.
Tambien tiene arboledas de cacao todos de
coseeho. Dicha propiedad tiene maquinas
para preparar el cafe, con So correspondent
te tahona para lustrarlo, y tiene estableci-
mientos para recoleccion del frutoy casa dc
vivienda.
Sc vende en- precio modico y para mas
informe, el que la intereses puede dirigfrse
Don Jose Philemon. Is-3
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Don Tinaoteo oubelo

Acabade abrir su nuevO taller de sastre
RE, 1calle de ia Fortaleza ndm. 81, donde ofrec,
sus numerosos parroquianos los conocimian
toS adquiridos On los mejOreh tallereS de |.
HabRna, verdaderO centric de Ia moda america
na, y para 10 cual cuenta con operarios conlp1
tentes, Otrece esmerado trato ecenomsa 6
los precios. Sc hace respons able de las pre-
das que SO cunfecciUnen en- sn establecimionf
= procurar6 On t0dO agradar sus 1aarchanu
- Ods0s qsse Sc Seconsiesstsnn Ell BU1
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salonea dc bari
ria peluqueria dc Ia Capital. II
Rf0pjetari0s J. Apellanix, San Jtsto,
nero 16-Perfumerfa extra superior. SO adj
ten abonados -Esmero = limpieza.
s. ~ coNsEJo A LAS MADREs.-M Jasay
sCalmantedn 10 Sra Winslow dnbera usafBu nieA
pre- cuandOs los ni6os padecen dc Ia dentiCi6k
Proportions alivio Immediate oil lpequeio pacientS
produce I'M sueho tranquilO y natural, aliviand
todu dolor, aananece 81 AngalisO nsusho = fatf
nuelo, ablanda las enclas, ealma todo dulorI xe1V
iarisa LOS intestinos, Ga al maior refnedio cone
scido para diArfea oeaaionAdA npr Il d. ieion
ctra cauHA. -
Z en- RfsFERMEDA DADEs del pscho, Radu
mo Do los niho9 = ydebilidad general, Ia
sion de Scott aietapre ha aadD excelenf
Gbatenaala. is ae Hvbre III
sfeA, Bc1tt BOVINE, New.Iork.
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Curacion de La 1mpotencia

Maraviloso remedio para esta affection.
bien provenga de debilidad, de abuses 8 de ves
jez. Empleado con extraordinario 6xito en- los
Hospitales de Nueva-York.
No SO vende on ninguna Farmacia--Dirf-
jirse directamente al DrJ Rodriguez Castro
en- Ponce as.
Tratamientos q preoius oonvehcionales.
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ENTgETEHlMlENToS.
CUADRADO.

1o Nombre de una bella sefiorita
de Cabo Rojo. % Nombre de flores.
s. Nombre de los esclavos en- Lace
demonia. a El trabajo de escribir
| fechas. 50 Planta medicinal.
Doctor.
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Porque me yOy

Vendo una buena mesa dc billar CON todos
sus accessories muy barata, tambi6n trajes dc
casimir y de drill, buena clase y baratos; Sc CON-
pra plom0 y cobre viejo. Marina, frente al Ar.
senal. tienda de r. Tr6pagd. 16-14