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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12
A Card.

HELENA. Mont, Feb. 11.-Dr. Meyer
Dear Sir: 1t gives me pleasure to say after
using your rock crystal glasses for a few
times only, that my eyes feel 10 much bet
ter that / can now read and write and dc
needle work all day without any pain
which I have not been able to do before,
and my headache left me by wearing the
glasses. l most cheerfully recommend the
rock crysta! giasses to those who find il
necessary to use artificial aid for their
eyes. They ere superior to any l have ever
seen. Respectfully yours,
MISS EMILY LESLIE.
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New Spring Goods,

Having received a line of spring novelties
in dresses Miss Walker will stay over for
the remainder of this week in order to ex-
hlbit them. They are something very new
in Scotch cheviots and English checks.
Ladies' will find it to their advantage to call
and examine them. All winter goods and
trimmings will be closed out at much be-
low cost. Room 66, Merchants block. Will
positively close Saturday.
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NEGOTIATIONS USELESS
The =. M. u. A.. Men stand Firm for Thci
Own Nominee. ~

The r. M. II. A. Men stan Firm for Their
Own Nominee. ~
Er~RINayIrrp. Ill.,, Feb. 1.-THE republic
cans to-day presented the +. NJ. b. A mon
with 4 list of the candidates from which to
choose a United States senator. but t.saJ; re.
fused to consider any of the names, saying
IL was useless to negotiate further. The re-
publicans decided to 90 into joint assembly
mi after two or three ballots change OIL to
Lindley and later TO other candidates on
the list presented to the i. M. b. A. mon.
When the joint assembly met every mem
Dor responded to roll call and the first bal
lot showed no change from the vote Of yes.
tcrday. On the eeventy-seventh ballot the
The farmers refused to change from STEELE.
The ballot resulted: Palmer, 101; Lindley,
100; Stslle, three. Two mol ballots we're
taken with no change.
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pawnbroker,s Auction sale.

On account Of removing to Butte l will
sell my stock of gents furnishing goods
and unredeemed watches, jewslry, clothing,
etc., at public auction to commence Friday,
Feb. u, at 2 p. m. Show cases. fixtures and
household furniture for sale. Store for
rent. j. Illegal. Paw%nbroker,
40 South Main st.
Notice: Parties having pledges with me
will please redeem them.
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G.. A. X.

All members of Wadsworth post No. 3.
G. A. r.. are hereby cordially inyitei to at
tend the entertainment and supper to be
given by U. 3. Grant camp No. one and
Ladies' Aid society No. two on Thursday
evening. Feb. II, 1891. tLincoln's birthday
at q. A, X. hall on Park avenue. "
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VIII Let BOYD Alone.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 1.-THE contest in
stitutsd by the alliance against Boyd, DEM
ocratio governor, ana the republican state
officers, will be pushed no further. A reso.
luton fixing February II as the day for the
meeting Of the joint session to begin the
hearing Of testimony, was defeated by the
senate this afternoon, BY a vote OF fifteen
to eighteen On ths 10Th the proceedings
brought by ex-Gov. Thaver to test the citi-
zenship Of Gov. Boyd will be taken up by
the supreme court. a-
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The Cosmopolitan hotel has the largest
lobby and billiard hall in the state, which
has been recently entirely reftted. This
popular hotel also furnishes the best meal
in Helena for ffty cents.
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Party Lines Tauk.

PIERRE, s. d., Feb. 1.-The independent
caucus last night decided to drop Campbell
and nominate Senator Kyle instead. while
in the republican caucus Moody was de-
cided on again as the party nominee. Two
ballots we're taken to-day, the last..one re-
sulting: Moody sixty-eight, Kyle fifty,
Trip twenty-four, Dillon four, Mellette
one, Deward one, Campbell one. with twelve
paired. Tho report that a combination OF
independents and democrats was being
formed to secure the election of a democrat
from Illinois and a farmer from South
Dakota had the effect of uniting the repub-
licans and they hereafter doubtless will
vote together for one man. The independ-
ents seem disposed to follow the same or
der. The Illinois-South Dakota combine ia
treated with little credence among leading
politicians here.
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viii Contest Dubois, Claim.

BOISE CRY, Idaho, Feb. 1.-THE legislat-
ure met in joint session to-day for the pur-
pose of ballotinR for United States senator,
to succeed Mcconnell. The ballot resulted:
Clsggett twenty eight, Mayhem two, French
one, Barton one. Eighteen members de-
clined to vote. Clagcett was declared
elected. He will contest the seat of Sen
ator Dubois.
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Women's Relief Corps.

All members of the W. X. G. are hereby
cordially invited to attend the entertain
ment and supper to be given by U. S. Grant
camp No.. one and LADIES' Aid society No.
two on Thursday evening Feb. II, 1891,
(Lincoln's birthday at G.. A. X. hall on
Park avenue.
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ENDURING for Edward f. H.rerave.

Marshal Cronin has received a letter from
J. r. Hargrave. of San Antonio, Texas, in
curing about his brother, Edward E. Har-
grave. The latter wrote to his eldest brother
at Charlotte, N. c.. about a year ago from
Helena. The letter states that one of the
brothers died lately in San Antonio ant a
sister is sick. Marshal Cronin does not
know anything about the missing man. who
IS said to be a ranchman.
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Prohibition VIII he Rcsubmitted.

BIsMARcK,sN. D., Feb. 11.-[Special. =
After a fierce fight to-day the high license
men won and a proposition to resubmit the
prohibition question was carried, thirty
two to twenty-nine. It is believed the
senate will also pass the measure. Imme-
diately after the passage of the resubmis
sion resolution some of the prohibitionists
called up the capitol removal resolution,
the idea being to pass it to be used as a
club in the senate, but the attempt failed
and tho resolution was made special order
the 18th inst.
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Hendricks Club Notice.

All members of the Hendricks club will
please meet at the rooms OF the club on
Thursday evening. Feb. IL. 1891, at sight
o'clock. All members of the executive cam
mites are especially requested to be pres
ent. Business of importance needs attsn-
ton.
r.. II Surru prea
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Deafness on the Decrease in England.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE recent introduce
ton in England of the sound discs, in
vented by H. A. Wales. Of Bridgeport,
Conn, bids fair to preceptibly decrease
deafness throughout the British Isles.
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MAHANoY Cry. Pa, Feb. 11.-This morn
ing while a number of school children were
copyrighted around the ruins of the new
Boston bakery. burned last night, a Chin
ney fell over killing one and injuring two
others.
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Now Controls the 500.

MINNEAPoL1s, Feb. lit is rumored here
that the Great Northern has gained con-
troll of the Soc road, and that the Kansas
City has also fallen into its hands. This
gives them Chicago connection.
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PORTLAND. Ore, March 26.-Having tried
the celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea we
heerfully bear witness to its beneficial
agency in affections OF the urinary organs.
1t is simple, safe and sure; it is easily taken
and restores healthy vitality to the organ
it is intended to operate upon with assured
success. s. j. Mccormick.
" Editor Catholic Sentinel,
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The Cosmopolitan.

Lamps and glassware ut less than cost, to close
out, at The Bee Hive. LtT
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All goods at The Bee Hive must be sold az the
store will positively be closed ont by May lst. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12

DR.. Meyer. French optIcian, at Mer
chants Hotel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12

The senate committee on judiciary re-
ported favorably on the bill to create the
nth judicial district out Of Gallatin
county.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12

Senator Redd introduced a bill to regu
late the p~ractice Of medicine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-12

Only a few more lamps left at The Bee Hive.
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The Case of J Judge Frier, Who Suffered Thirty
SALEM, Ore, April 10.

SALEM, Ore, April 10.
/ hereby certify that / have been troublsd
with a disease of the stomach and kidneys
for the last thirty years and after using four
boxes OF the Oregon Kidney Tea | have
found great benefit and relief from it.
A. L.. FRIgR,
Late county judge of Polk county.
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The senate passed the following measures:
Senate bill to protect the title OF school
lands.
Senate memorial to remove tho mineral
restrictions on school lands and extend the
term Of leases.
House bill requiring county and district
officers to report their fees.
House concurrent resolution requiring
all county clerks to report their fees and
emoluments to the legislature.
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Editor Mccormick, a Man Widely and Favor
ably Known Throughout the Pacific
rOaSt Givos HE Ev uerieuce
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ing that he believed railroad legislation
premature at This time. There Was great
difference a. to the cost OF railroads and the
running expenses. He did not believe that
one Of the branch lines In Montana. Was
paying. II 10 expensive work to build rail-
roads in this state over heavy mountain
grades. Tn matter should be considered
carefully and tho representatives sho aid
not act like fools In legislation Of this sort.
Mr.. Htebbins, the author Of the bill. in
answer TO an inquiry. said that the charge
on all railroads WAS i've ccnts = mile. OK !
cept on mountain divisions, where the
charges were higher. He explained the
systenA under which railroads in Montana
we're bonded and added that all were pay
ing dividends. He did not think the pas
sage of the bill would keep back the con-
struction of moro roads In the state.
Mr.. Twohy said it was too soon to begin
legislasing against railroads for we need all
OF the railroads we car get. and Mr.. Thomp-
son said three cents \ mile was a very low
rate in u level country. Mr. HOWE also
spoke against the bill.
MIR. WhRley's amendment was defeated
by a unanimous vote. MIR. Day thought
that something should be done when It COSTS
two cents a mile to 60 from Butte to 81.
Paul and seven cents to go from Helena to
Butte. At this juncture q motion was car
ried for the committee to arise and the mat
ter WAS dropped. 1t Ia not likely that the
subject will be brought up again during
this session.
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IL. d.. SMITH, Pres.
G.. ID. CURTIS, Sec'y. y.
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Mr.. Loud and Mr.. Goodman divided the
time in the chair yesterday while tho house
was in committee Of the whole. The fol.
lowing appropriation bills were discussed
and recommended with some changes:
A bill appropriating $4,000 per annum for
the two years to come for care OF the in
sane.
A bill %appropriating $500 for salary Of
mining inspector and assistant and ex-
penses.
A bill appropriating $1,000 for education
and transportation of ceaf, dumb. blind
and feeble minded children.
A bill appropriating $4,000 for a veter-
mary surgeon and expenses.
Other bills recommended bv the commit
tee of the whole were Mr.. Wallace's bills
defining embezzlement and providing an
index for district court records.
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Senate bill No. 9, cedlng to the United
States jurisdiction over Yellowstone park
md military reservations was placed on a
third reading and passed the house.
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The judiciary committee of the house re-
ported that there was NO occasion for more
legislation concerning lotteries; recon-
mended that bill rs. relating to the assess
mont ON mortgages be referred TO the ways
and means, and reported q substitute for
bill IS. The committee on interpretations
and manufacturers recommended the bill
prohibiting trusts.
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] he first attempt at railroad legislation
indicates that the railroads will not suffer
with thu present house. When the genera
order was reached Yesterday consideration
was given to Mr.. Stebbins' bill, which pro-
vided that railroads could not exceed a
charge OF -four cents . mile for passenger
fare with certain baggage allowances. Mr..
Whaiey immediately offered an amendment
substituting three for four in the bill.
Mr.. Hotter opened the discussion by say
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Que peras al natural y dispense listed el
vocablo !! Que manzanas tan riiiicas u One
cigarrillos de la marca Figaro Que jamo-
nes asturianos los que vende LUNA! decia don
Ansel,no hacienda chasquear la lengua
D. Genero que le escuchaba exclam6 en-
tusiasmado: Y que JARNAC-CoGNAc el de Bis
quit Dubouch6 y Cal
Pida usted en- los cafes cigarrerfas ciga-
rrilos de IL Inarca Figaro de los senores Cello
rio y Mora de la Habana que son los de m0da
en- puerto-Rico.
GedeoD va casarse impone como con-
dici6n que la novia no lleve ra.no de azahar.
# ~ POr qu6?-le preguntan.
-POrque sc que ha eometido una fata
mi futura y no quiero que piensen que ne en-
CANA.
UN EXITO COMPLETE obteufdo en- varios
casos de Bronquitis ninos raquticos con la
aplicaci0n de la Ensulsi6ss de Scott de aceite
puro de higado de baeaiao hipotosfitos de
cal sosa.
Cartagena, Colombia, JUNO 9, 1884.
Sres. Scott & Bowne.-Muy sehores mfos !:
Varias veces en- casos de bronqni3is ninos
raquiticos, he tenido oportunidai de usar Ia
Emulsion de Scott, obJeniendo sieulpre un
6xito complete. Lo cual me es grato comuni-
carles, quedo de ustedes con el mayor res
peto alto. S. s. @ B s. M
Dr.. Juan s. Gastslbendo.
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buido como funcionario de marina al nismo

buido como fnncionario de marina al nlismo
objeto.
Don Juan Apellaniz dueno del acreditado
establecimiento de peluqueria y pertumeria
El Buep Gusto, ha entregadO al sennr Alcalde
la suma de tres pesos que tenia desCInada los
inundados de la Peninsula, y que no hatia en-
tregado va, esperanto alguna comisidn que vi
niese visitaro al etecto.
Como en- el case del senior Apellaniz hay
bastantes industriaies que tendrian gustO on
contribuir en- la medida de sus recursOs tan
ben6fcO objeto, creemos deber hacev 10 que
el senior Apellaniz dirigir sus dOnativOs al se-
nor Alealde que con muy buena yOluntad Sc
encarga de entregarlos en- el Banco Espanol =
dar cuenta la Junta Central de SocOrros,
f 90
VA LLEGARON!
QIesos magnlicos, quesos de Flandes! En-
cajas de latas p1ecinta.ias. Los mejores que
SO importan Puerto Rico. Bocado de carde-
nal. Cosa de gust0,l
Sc venden en- e establecimient0 de los
Sres. Sobrinos de Luina y C.
90
Por ser muy extensa pOr qLe no hem0s
podiJo obtenerla al escribir estas Inca no
publicamOs hoy la notable aplaudida poesfa
de su cOsacha, recitada anOche pOr nuestr0
compa1ero y amigo el senior don Salvador
Brau.
Las personas favorecilas con los premios
de Ia rifa jIgada anoche en- el teatro, puejen,
pasar desde manana lecojeros On la casa de
don Mario Brau, calle de la FOrtaleza ndmero
36, altos.
La sehora A. Lynn Sucesora de Morris, on
circular que recOmienda la LitOgrafia en- que
ha sido hecho, HOS particpa que ha instalado
on las diferentes seccOnes de su establecimien-
to tipo:itografico B0letin Mevcantil, 81 movi-
miento vapOr para las nlaquinas de la en-
presa; prOgl ESQ en- la industrial del pals que
permite que los trabajOs dol dicho estable:i-
miento Sc hagan con prontitud y economic.
DeseamOs bnen sucesO Ia citada empresa.
wji ATENc1oN oAQ0U1 n--compre usted
PUERTo-RICo peri0dicos vieos en- buen estado
q 81 ell quintal. Rinde mucho mas que COM
prar papel de estraza. 1Q2
Sc han vendido hoy en- competencia en- es
ia plaza sc sacos de azdcar 2. San Vicente q
$2a fueron comprados por D. Andres Crosas.
~ 90
~5 AlrededOr de mil cuartr0cientos seteEta Y
pico de personas concurreron anoche al teatro
contando las entI alas paicos, lunetas pa
raiso. Isl. 49,.
En- esra semana, probablemente el jueves, &
antes, empezara dar tunciones Eli este teatro
la notable GOmpania rte-americana recien
llegada esta ciudad, de cuya llegala diInos
noticia On nuestra sdicion de anteayer.
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N0tiCias de Ia isIa

Nos escriben de Manati que la creciente
del rio del luAyes IL ha sldQ mayor que La del
IS del mes paaado, habiendo subdo las aguas
dos metros mas que entonces, y habiendo Gu
bierto esta vez el puente provisional de la via
ferrea al quo no alcanz0 aquella creciente. Di-
cho puente sobrs 81 rio, Immediate a Barcelo-
ne a, ha quedado destruido, los otros sobre
81 calo. clos Machos y Salado" han quedado
ladeadOs desde luegO inservibles. Entire los
dos pontones inmedlatos al pueblo ha silo
arrastrado un gran trozo de la via. Ell aqua
SO desbOrdaba sObre Ia carretera con tai vlo-
lsncia, que un peGn cahalo que intbntaba
cruzar el torrente, fu6 arrastrado, salvand ose
al pe0n Y pereciendo ell cabao. No SO lamen.
tan desgracias personales. FL tren prdceden-
te de Arecibo ha quedalo detenido en- BARGE
celoneta. Ell serviciO Jel ferrocarr;l esta limi-
tado por ahora q los viajes entire Bayamon
Manatf. E inteligente y active ingsniero Sr.
Grosjean trabaj6 sin descanso por rlparar los
desperfectos, Sc espera que dentro de ounce
dias quede restablecida la communication con
Arecibo mediante trasbordo en- al rio ds Manati.
Las testas de Rio 'pedras Termination aver
rumnosamente "a concurrencia fu4 tan exrraor-
dinaria que de Ia Capital solamente SO calcula
que fueran mas de mil personals. E.4gran
bale de sOciedad que tuvo lugar anoche en- Ell
salon del teatro, result6 brillantfsino. Ell nti-
nero agraciad0 on la rifa de la novilla fuA el
444. Esta noche todavia habra otro baiie de
artesanOs para la 0ctava aial Pillar prepaca Ell
presidente de la cOmisi0n de festeios un sarao.
Nuestro reporter que asisti0. aver q as fies-
tas, dara mas detalles manana. Hoy nos falta
tempo espacio.
90 M
Suplicanos los Sres. Agentes de la Isla,
que aun no han rendido las cuentas de Setiem-
bre 10 hagan sin mas demora, pues necesita-
mos llevarlas On regla.
~ .-.r... a - - 8g4s
"El ju6ves pr0ximo pasado como dc diez
a once dc Ia noche yde resulta de la enorme
areeiente de los rios Santiago Tanama, que.
do bajo 81 aqua la parte plana de esta
Villa de Arecibo. La fuerza de vlgilancia y
seguridad de esta poblaci6n al mando del Ter.
Teniente Jefe de la expgesada secci6n sali0 q
prestar auxilio a dichos habitantes consiguien-
do satvar nado unas veoes, y otras en- Yola
garruchas un numero' incaiculable de personals
/ que Sc encOntraban circundadas de aqua Es-
| tuvievon on sus puestos a pl estar auxilio Y
| ayudadar al Sr. Alcalde ,Delegado con la tuer-
| "a municipal, = el Teniente de la Guardia Civil
con su respective fuerza, Hasta ahora no SCI
| conocen desgracias personales mi tampooo
| mat aterialesn
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ALMANAQUE.-Martes 2O-San Juan Can
clio, Pbro. confesor, Santa Irene virgen
martlr.
EFEM Orden dispo.
niendo que 81 Captain General asuma el cargo
de SubdelegadO de Marina.
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vARlEDAOEs

81 Homero viviera hoy, 81 aquel genio In
mortal fuera nuestrO cOntempOraneo. kQu6
hubiera hecho9 Pues un poema superior a la
!" I:iada !" canrando las excelencias de La Co.
tdlaMG, fonua piramidal.
ANECDoTA.-Ets Ell cnnrtel.
-Sargento, ique tue 10 qne sucedl0 en- el
90, que todos los dlas oigo citar esa techaf
II Que ignorante eres mo sabe todo el
mundo que el 03, tue la revoluci0n de 1848 T.
Para vinos generosos y secos, brandis, ami.
ssaios de Malorca, pastelilIos, chocolate con-
firuras, no hay on la Isla ninguE establecimien-
to que pueda coApetir con Ia MGlloyQwinas
!. s@ AsNA# -.
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de s. Il. el GobernadOr Gelarai con asistencia de
varias COrporacinnes Sc pronunciaran discur-
sos alusvOs nj acsO A las 8 varias seflOrtas
caballeros oabtaran IN aimno letra.de Gordils
mtlsica de Duchesne tituadO Al Maestro RG-
fdel.s Iluminaci6n como la noche anterior.
DiG 26.--A las II la orquesta del sefiol Murel
rec0rrerala Gale de la Luna. A las 8 sinfonfa de
CanspGnOne tOda orquesta iirijlda por 81 pro-
nAci0n.
Oportunamente da. enos utros detalles.
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~ 90
ManZanas extrasuperiores
ACABADITAS DE RECIRTR

ACABADITAS DE RECIBIR.
Lo mejoy que Sc ha traido d la Isla.
COsA DE GUsTO.
En- casa lie don Francisco Font, Tanca es-
Quina FOrtaeza.
A ocho pesos con cinco centaYos aseielde
10 recaudadO pOr don Juan Oortijo para la la
pida Commemorative que ha de eriji, Sc al macs
tro Rafael Cordero.
-.
POr falta material de tempo de espaciO,
no pnbcamos hoy una revista que con el titu-
10 de Una tarde em Rio:piedras, ha escrito
nuestro active reporter el seflor Sanroma. La
pubcaremos mailana.
ENO OLVIDARLO.-A La Revista Po-
pwlar de Nueva Yock, SO spseribe an las ofici-
mas do La JoRREsRoNpENGIAn DE PUERTO RICO
ETSolo cuesta 70 centavos AL ANO la sus.
crici6n. Sc hacen buenos regalos los seno-
tes ahOnados.
Eli individuo Francisco rulido, fue condu-
e 10 al cuarto de socorro para ser curado de
uaa herida que le fu6 inferida por jose Castro
HemOs sidO favorecidos con varias car
tas de Ponce, Juana- Diaz, Coamo, Rio pie
dras, Carolina la Cidra, AraGiho, Camuy, Mana
IT, Utuado, Lares, Patillas, Cayey San Sebas-
tan, feicitan1onos calurosamente por los art
culos que hemos publicado, combatlendo la va
ganca pidiendo una jey que la reprima.
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ENTRETENlMlENTos.

FUGA DE VOCALES
MI. g.. IN. p.s. n p.
in.r. e.. M. st. p.s.nd.
mr.. O.. m.m. m. w..
mr.. g.. m. st. mind.
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il SEGURIDAD |!

iQuiere usted tener seguridad eH el alau1s
brado de su casaf IQuiere usted evitar pel4
gross... Pues mande comprar cajas de LUZ
DIAMANTE LUZ DEL HOGAR On ell estable-
cimiento de D. Francisco Font. Sc detalla
q OUNCE CENTA TOS botella por cajas
precios convep-ton tonales.-Tanca, esquina q For
taleza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-20
ATENclI0HS AQUl

Don Francisco Font avisa a sus nulnero-
aos clientes, que va puede despa char los Pc
didos de TSno Riojono { de Ales6n que Sc le
hagan, pOr haber recibisiO buena cantidad de
dicho ca!do porque espera otra de un mo-
mento otrO.
Sirva ell presente anuncio para las persO-
mas quien Font no ha podido contestar sus
eartas. 15-11
d." Juan Carlos Arenzaga, que ocupaba
81 III. el concerto la luneta. n1mero 70
tia e, tue el agraciado con 81 medic billete
dc IA loteu nac,onal de Kavdad no 1871.
~~Hemos dido decir-y nos agrada la n0ti-
ea,-que nuestro amigo el senor PoUous, AL
calde de la Capital, ha mandado 4 tomar nota
domicilio de los nuchachos que no concu-
rren las escuelas nj tieuen ocupaci0n en- min.
gun taller.
Isl de ese modo empezara a reprimirss la
vagancia ...,..