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The Orchid Craze.

Orchids are spreading all over the
world in these days. and we may expect
to hear of other instances where spe-
cies has taken root in alien climes, like
B. coccinea in Brazil. cannot cite a
parallel at present, But Mr. Sander in
forms me that there is growing de-
mand for these plants in realms which
have their own native orchids. Among
customers who write to him directly are
magnates of China and Siam, an Indian,
and a Jayaneee rajah. Orders are re-
ceived-not unimportant nor infrequent
from merchants at Calcutta, Singa-
pore, Hong Kong, Rio de Janeiro, and
smaller places of course. 1t is vastly
dron to hear that some of these gentle
men import species at a great expense
which an intelligent .coohe could gather
for them in any quantity within few
furlongs of their godown- But for the
most part they demand foreigners--
Longman's Magazine.
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The Chronicle is the Only Paper in
The Dalles that Receives the Associated
Press Dispatches.
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A PROPER PROVISION.

Section 10 of the defeated charter bill
provided for the election of the mayor,
recorder, marshal and city treasurer as
at present, by the popular vote. But it
provided for the election of the street
commissioners, attorney and night
watchmen or special policemen by the
council and made the vote of not less
than five councilmen necessary to elect
any such officer. The section was OBJ
jected to by the mayoral delegation be-
cause it infringed ON the mayors pre-
negatives and an amendment was offered
making these last officers appointive by
the mayor subject to the approval of the
council. Section 10 was therefore
another provision in the interest of good
government. Five councilmen were just
as likely to make good selections as
one mayor. 1t is be said that the ap-
pointments were to be approved by the
council, we reply that they were to be
made by the mayor. The councilmen
could make no appointments. A corrupt
mayor could reward his pets or his
strikers by appointing them to an Office,
at his pleasure, and if the council refus-
ed to approve the office mightr emain va
cant, to the detriment and Inconvenience
of the city. No such contingencies were
likely to arise under the provision of
section 10, and no natural right of any
man was curtailed or infringed upon by
it. An objection to it was in the inter
est of autocracy and not in the interest
of democratic government.
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a FAIR DEFENCE.

Section of The Dalles charter bill
divided the city, for the purpose of mum
icipal representation, into three wards.
The present division, it is well known,
comprises two wards, the first embracing
all the city north of Third street and the
second all the city south of the same
street. This arrangement makes all the
business part of the city into one ward
and all or nearly all the residence part
into another. The new charter bill
proposed to run the lines of the wards
north and south, instead of east and
west The first ward would have been
all that part of the city lying west of
Court street; the second all that part
lying between Court and Jefferson and
the third all that part lying east of Jeffer-
son. This arrangement would have given
each ward part of the business as well
as part of the residence district. On
the face of it nothing could be fairer.
AS it is the floating population, the mass
of irresponsible voters is congregated in
one ward, and that the most populous.
This one ward largely controls the city,
the irresponsible floating vote control it..
The arrangement suggested by the new
charter would have divided this vote SO
nearly as convenient among each of the
three wards. But the transparent fair
ness of this division, the very thing that
should have commended it to men who
desire good and pure city government
was the ground upon which it was con-
demmed. With the ward divided in the
manner suggested by the new charter,
no ward politician, whose strength lay
mainly in the irresponsible vote could
control the city elections, or at least
control them SO easily as at present.
For this reason only, as we suppose,
because we really can conceive of nc
other, the section referred to was amend
ed by Senator Hilton and the ward
divisions of the city left as they are al
present. If any one can show that this
section of the bill was objected to in the
interest of pure city government and the
rights of the people we shall be glad te
hear from him.
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The Fixur. Ni.,..

For one hundred and ten years to
come, no man, woman or child Will write
the current date without using the fig
ure 8; for nineteen years during that Pc
rod two 9's must be written-in 1899,
1909. 1919, 1929, 1899, 1919, 1859, 1869,
1879, 1893. 1899, 1891, 1892, 1898, 1894
1895, 1896. 1897, 1898: and for one year
1999-three 9's win have to be set down,
Of the people now living, it is safe tosa
that no one will ever write the date Of
bis or her own time. without using O.
Besides minding their p's and Us, the
next three generations must give par
ticular heed to their 9's. Nine has never
been regarded as particularly lucky
number, but beyond question the Year,
in which it viii hold SO CONSPICUOUS 8
place VIII bring benefits of undrealmed
value to the world. New York Tribune
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STATE OFFICIALS.

STATE OFF1CIALS.
Governor Pennoyer
Secretary of State. .............-. G. W. Mcbride
Treasurer. Phillip MetSchan
Supt of Public instruction ....... Z. B. McElroy
81. n. Dolph
ehaIors- ~. H. Mitchell
CONGRESSMAN ................-...B. Hermann
State Printer. ....... Frank Baker
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
County yJudge............... ~. C. N. Thornbury
Sheriff .................... ID. l.. Gates
Clerk erk............-........ . B. Crossen
Treasurer Observation-Disclosures. Geo. Rueh
. (H "A. LeayeIis
ComHlssioners- ..--.-. '''.'---- Frank Kincaid
Assessor or............ -. John z. Barnett
SURVEYOR ..............-.........E. F. Sharp
Superintendent of Public schools: Troy shelley
Coroner William Michel
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Burglars Tools Serve Good Purpose.
A minor part of our new press came
broken, and as the blacksmith here had
nodrill, through the kindness of Marshal
Jackson we borrowed the tools captured
from the burglars. It required only
about fifteen minutes to drill through a
cast iron one and one-fourth inches thick
-Buena Vista Patriot.
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Oysters Thriving in californi.., x..er..

Oysters Thriving in Caltforni.. waters
Two years ago Max Ehring placed
forty, sacks, of seeding Long Island
sound oysters in the water near the head
of the bay. Today the bed extends over
a space Of l 200 acres, and the oysters
are large enough and in sufficient quan-
tity. to furnish the city of San Diego.
Compared with the celebrated Saddle
Rocks they are one-quarter the size. and
with the world renowned Blue Point
theyzare almost identical in shape, size
and flavor. The bed is spreading fast
San Diego Sum.
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Raising Horses.

The New York prices for horses of good
breeding are about as follows: Fine car
riage horses bring $3.50 to $3.50 per pair;
saddle horses $400 to 5000 each drivers
$500 to 5000 each; business horses, $175
to $500 each. With such prices as these
it would seem to be the part of business
Where this is done not only is there al
ways an abundance of power for the
work to be done on the farm, but this is
furnished at profit. Itwould be nee
essary, however, to SO arrange crops as to
raise all the necessary feed on the place
in Western Washington.
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It is now stated that until Mr.. Gray,
editor of the proposed new paper, shows
his financial status in black and white,
the advertising contracts will not be turn
ed over to him, and that furthermore
he does not want to start in until har-
different projectors OF the new daily
Portland Welcome.
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AssIGNEE,s SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance of an order of the Honorable the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the
county of Wasco, made, rendered and entered on
the 25th day of November 1890, in the matter of
the assignment of VIM. Fare Il Co., insolvents,
will sell at public auction altogether to the
highest bidder for cash in hand upon the premi
ses on Saturday, the 9th day of May, 1891, at the
hour of O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. all of the fol-
estate of said VIM. Fare & Co, insovent debtors,
to-wit. t fiS t4st " - -4s-} ~ ~
Lots 8, 5, g. a, 8 and 10 in the town of Antelope,
in Wasco comfy, Oregon, together with all the
tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereto belonging or in in any wise appertaining.
C. v. LANE
Dated March 21st 1891 81 Assignee
Dufur, Watkins & Menefee, Attorneys for AS
signee. rfssf4,5 ssEz dapS-wap10-1m
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All able men are not optimist, but all
able men when they are in full health of
mind and body are optimist for it is only
when the mind is morbid or the body is
full health that an able thoughtful man
refuses to say with Victor Hugo that
God reigns and that progress is always
the very stride of God. Oregonian.
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An English court has decided that to
call man a convict after he has served
a term of imprisonment, and is legally
free, is ibellous.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-11
T Fotografra en."... prosa

La fuerza lie las circunstaneias me xoblga
tomar puesto en ese grupo de fot0grafos, que
como pna playa ha caido en- la Capital del Cor
dero.
Tomo, pues, los titles de la fotograffa y me
dirijo In csllle do la Fortaleza, con toda la IL
gereza possible. para que nirgdn otro pueda ad-
9uiliret ,lereg.ho dc propiedad yfotogydfc0. an
.tes que yoS
va en Ii calle expresada, busco cor atan Ell
siti0inas c6lnolo ) donde las sombras puedan
favor eter mis- ospj,4tcioaseS, ME acomodo fren-
te .un edif1cio que en- letras muy bonitas tiene
escrito IN nonlbre que me recuerda toda la
poesfa de la nlaTaIs, En- el balconse 0estaca
Una i6ven, objeto de mi inocente deseo, Ia cual
muestra un palmito mas saleroso que 81 nom
bre que acababa III momentO antes de leer
Su corto traje " su deleaaa. fsonomia me die
ron entender cuan pocos mayos, (qulza ca
torce) le hahiaB soHreidO
Dirl5i d aquelIa fgura que lie atnrdia con
su nIirada expreslva 81 bella, el cTistal de mi
aparatU fotografico, 4 los poeos nlomen-
tOs obtpYe un 1aeg0tiv0, mas anhicionado que
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la fortuna mas risueno c1,e Ia esperanza,
Era Ia c7tgie que persiguiera On mis- anhelos.
Por IN mometo qued6 absorto, adnrando
su tisonomfa dulce y simpatica, sus ojOs espre-
sivos, sus cabellos fernando caprichOsas ondas
al rededor, de su blanco cueIlo y su boquita
graciosa adornada por una sonrisa prendida
de sus encarnadOS labiOs
Sus atractivos, (por que es muy simpati-
ca,) toda Ia gracia que encierra aqu6l cuerpo
esbelto y donoso, salieron reflejadas en- mi
p1GachG Era un trabajo de merito por ella =
no por ell drt5Std
PerO, como la dicha no dura mucho, Sc
oyo ura voz dulce que desde ell interior llama
ba: iAWit0t -. desapareci0 mi fotogra-
tiada.
Luego unos cuantos cstpaditoS (porque son
ninos) procuraron comprarlne ei retrato; pero
..-.-- no tenian dinero pad pagar su crecido
valor.
Iusi6n
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sECcIoN DE ANUNGIos
VAPOR FRANCES

El comodo rapido vapor fraucAs Colon,
be, uno de los mejores buques de la flota, do
tado de grandes conodidades inneiorabie
servicio, saldra de este puerto directamente
para el Havre, el dia l5 del presente mes, ad-
mitiendo carga pasaje para Europa.
Los Sres. pasajeros que quieran aprove-
char la excelente OCCASION que Sc les presenta
para trasladarse Eucopa, So dirgiran al es-
critorio de. don Jose T. Silva, con la debida an
ticipacion, donde podran adquirir todos los in
formes que deseen. To
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Ell FONOG r 70.
A THOMAS ALvA Enlss0N.
PoR DON RoDOLFo MENENDEz.

No on yano la sublime Inteligencia
di0 La ley del progreso a la criatura
no on Yano 81 sol hermoso de la ciencia
sobre 81 mundo magnifico fulgura.
Marchan las sociedades, impelidas
por arm6nicas fuerzas, poderOsas,
4 ser de sus calVarios redimidas,
a ser regeneradas Y dichosas.
De los ojos despr6ndense las Yendas;
los viejos edificios van al suelo
y SO abren en- la TERRA Y en- sl cielo
al esplritu humane nueVas sendas,
/ Atras quedan las pobres concepciones
de La infantil edad, los tristes dias,
en- que imperaban feras Y sombrfas,
dnenas del orbe mil preocupacionesl
La ilustraci6n su tienda redentora
extiende por los tibios arenales.
desdetel senO de rosa de la aurora
4 las playas de fuego occidentales,
dOscOrren su magnffica bandera
del progreso las magicas legiones,
" el.angel de la luz en- su carrera
ell bien anuncia & tOdas las naciones.
'si iAvanzar Ascender iSiempre adelante
Del pasadO salir del antro Oscuro
/ a trabajar con f6 por IN future
de dicha universal, bello v radiante
El lena fu6 de braves adalides,
de pueblOs entusiastas yryalientes
que del trabajo en- las hOnrOsas lides,
ornarOn de laurel las mobiles fTentes.
Emulaci6n sagrada Por sus yenas
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la sangre CORE en- f6ryidas eanales:
rOmpen de los tiranos las cadenas
y conquistan las formulas sociales.
Audaz ell EalerOsO sentimiento
on ell 6ter divine Sc dilata:
al cOraz0n nagnanimo arrebata
un hermOsO Y augusta pensamipntO,
IN noble afaa de descubrir potentes,
con las armas del genio de Ia eiencia,
para la soberana inteligencia
nueyos, desconocidos continentes
Y en- su anhelo mas santo mas profundo
suenan un porVenir todo esplendores
difundir glOriosOs pOr el mundo
de Ia felicidad las bellas flores.
El genio bate las soberbias alas
y sobre ell orbe ciernese atreviao:
dejan las artes el inerte olVido
Y del progresO tolnan las escafas
La evolucion magnifirt pasea
su caro- triunfador de gente en- gente
Il Sc despierta la doflnida idea
de los j0venes pueblos en IL frente.
Mace, brillante sol, grande la nnprenta;
surge del mar IN mHndO esplendoroso
d0cil tornase 81 rayo estrepitoso
allegro el yapor luego So inVenta.
Eltel6grafo rdpidO circula
de pueblo en- pueblo la palabra humauss,
que al trasmitirse, en- sl grandeza, ufana,
suprime e tempo, la distancia anula
Salyando los remOtos hoTizontes,
del progTesO gigantic anunciadora,
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ULTIMA HORA

Sc nos ha dicho que circula "a version de
que On la Gale de Ia Luna, bajos dc Ia casa nu-
nero 81, fu6 castigado aver cruelmente un nj
no, el cual, Sc dice, ha muerto en- Ia madruga
da de hoy.
Ignoramos detalles. La notca ha llegado
nuestros oidos cuando estaba ya en- plensa
La CORRESPONDENTS Respecto lie tan horri-
bic suceso, llamamos, con las reservas del case
la atencion de qui6n corresponds.
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DR.. r. M. PONTE
GlRUJANo DENTIsT1

Ha ijado su residencia tdmporaAtc.fte in esta
Capital So gabinete montado cual corscsende
esta culta Sociedad, esta situado en- Ell Iugar mas
centrieo, Gale de San Justo ndmero 21, esquina &
la de la Fortalesa.
En- possession de cuantos adelantos Sc han he-
cho en- Europa Norte- America, en los ramos de
el bnen 6xito en- las operaciOnes frabaios que Sc
le ronfen.
Horas laborables, de 4 II de Ia manana, de
1 q de la tarde f15-9
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oJo Aoul

De la Gale de San Jose numero 25 Sc ha
desaparecido IN CATO, color amarillo con un
collar niquelado suJeto por un canlado en- el
cuello. El que 10 presente en- la miSma casa,
sera generosamente gratifcado. 42
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LOGoGRIFo NJMERICo

1,2,3,4,5,6,78,9,1O,l1, -, Il, 1915, II, 1919
Nombre y apelldo de la joven quien va de-
dicado (residente en- Manatf)-4, II, 1918, 1879
Marca de iii vno.-1 II, 10. s, ,f75;4 2 Nombre de
mujer,-l1, S, 1913, IA, ,lGI1,l0 Provincial de
Espa1a.- .-13, II, 10,l5,19,18 Metr0poli europea
-31l $50, ,l2,4,lO,1 9,12 Rey de Egipto en- la an
tigiedad- Is, 10, l1.3 Titulos dc nobleza in
glesa Il, 3, 1878, ,11,18,9 Una de las divisio-
nes del triangulo.-l,l 10, Is, ,16,10,17 Figu-
ra om6trica.-12, II, 8,14 Rio de Francia.-
5,13l9,3, 1918 1872 Pals del Africa-12, ,19, 8, IL
1914, 500 Rey godo 4,2,10,11,18,4,9 Golfo
de Europa.-l8, IA, ,1O,6,17 Flor odorifera.-11,
1871 Letra del alfabeto.-6,9 Nota musical
1873 Adverbo
Cialitos (Ciales) PGco.
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| TINTEROS! iTlNTER0SI /

Pobres, ricos, todo el que necesite com.
prar un tinTero no debe hacerlo sin antes yer
el gran .surtido que de este articuio tienen los
senores ARAfAS y JIAENEZ.
Sc venden en- este establecimiento q la
mitad de su preciO.
u No es reelamo3 es realidad 10 que Sc.
anuncia. 1872
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ALMANAQUE, Mayo. unes 11.-San
Mamerto, obispo, ysSan Francisco de Jeroni-
mo, conf6s0r
RFEMERIDE. ~ 1873. = Fundacion de la
Real Sociedad Economiea de Amigos nel Pals
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ANAGRAMA
Ded5cado d mi bella ansjgaitd G. 81.
DYE G ~. /! ECHARA Ell NARDO
ANAGRAMA

Con estas letras, formar el nombre ape
lido de IN joyen elegante = y2mable, socio de
una respectable casa de cOmercio de esta Ca
pital.
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.PGcO.

Selueionas. divnaanga: La metlia.-Fst-
ga de vocGles: Entire buenos companero,- la
etiqueta esta demas ~ solo porque te apre-
cio,-te he podido tolerar.-AnGgrGnaa Eloi-
sa Bracetti.- Logogrifo: Maria Antonia Guada-
lnpe David Cruz.
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AlNAeaN De MUsIcA
DE OLTMPIo OTERo, ATooHA No T. PoN

De OLYMPIC oTERo, AToCHA No T. PONCE.
Mtsica para piano 4 dos manos.
Boyer -Dernier pens6 de Weber, op. SO. 80 cts.
Ideas.-Good save the Queen, op. So. 80 cts.
Idena. Norma op. e.......e. 80 cts
Idcm.-I.a Hija del Regimiento, op. So. 80 cts.
Iden.-Sonam op. So. ..,.... 80 cts.
Para pedidos en- la Capital, D. Jose Gonzalez
Font
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Habitaciones de ALQUILER

En- la Gale del Cristo ndmliro Is, altos, Sc
alquilan habitaciones amuebadas Son muy
comodas ventiadas. Tamben Sc reeiben
nnos 4 puplo, Y se alquila IN lnirador muy
espaeioso. 1910
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No cesamos de recibir quejas de la Capital y
de la isla (estas 1ltimas obligandonos & sostener
una crecida Y costosa correspondenciaJ pOrque
no publicamos segun los solicitantes desean y ST
pOr rigoroso turnO) las semblanzas entreteni-
mientos que Sc nos enyian. Ell motive de la di-
lacion 10 hemos manifestado varias veces. Para
cada un entretenmento que publcamos, recibi-
mos por 10 menos veinte que tenen que esperaf
turnO
Buscando el modo de complacer los que nos
favorecen con diehos entretenimlentos, ayudar-
nos 4 Ia yez Ell los enormes gastos que esta en-
presa orgina, hemos dispuesto 10 siguiente.
T. Seguir publcando gratis pOr ell turno CO.
rrespondiente los dlcbos entretenimientos:
% Cobrar bajo el plan de la siguiente. tari-
ia los que deseen que los que envien Sc publ
quen sin esperar su turno.
Semblansa- a--------....----... -$1 90
Charada de Il versOs. -----.----- SO
Logogrifos- Observation-Disclosures so
Anagfamas- 70
Satos de Caballo .-----..---.e.----. 90
Los demas entretenimicntos: 81 son
cortos- Observation-Disclosures 25
Largos so centavos un peso segdn tana1o.
Al enviar el manuscrito, debe acompanarse su
valor EN- selos de correo q la par.
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Colocacion

IN joven de buenas eostumbres, como de
16 as17 amos de edad, desea col9carse Ell a
ma ofcina, casa de comercio, hospital, fonda
8 restaurant. Lo que desea es trabajar. Di-
rijirse a la Gale del Cristo, ndmelo 33, entire
SuelO. 5-5
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MARGARITA por el DocToR FRANCK, Sc
gunda edici0n, esmeradamente impresa on Gu
ba, 30 centayos 81 eiemplar.
EL TESORO DE COFRES1, por 81 mismo
autOf, 75 centaVos ell eiemplar.
Deyenta en las oficinas de Ia CoRREsPoN-
DENCIA DE PUERTO-RICo.
Los pedidos del interior deben venir accom-
panados de 5 ctvos mis- para eli franau6o por
cada noVela de las citadas
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Largos SO centavos un peso segdn tamano.
Al envar e manuscrito, debe acompanarse su
vaor sellos de correo a la par.
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Las simpaticas senoritas Elvfra Bracetty
J Herminia Balaguer (de Ponce), nos suplican
dar en- su nombre las gracias q D. Enrique Rim
con al Arco iris por los entretenimientos-
que le han dedicado en- LA CORRESPONDENCE.
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En- e7 album dc Ia srta Auroro Momterolq.

Yersos quisiera escribirte
mas es vana pretensi0n,
mi Ira Sc encuentra rota
y me falta inspiration.
Contemplando tus encantos -
quise mi musa allegar,
vi de tn tale Y tus manos
el contorno celestial.
Pero en- llegando tus ojos
me fu6 impossible Yer mas,
deslumbrado y medic loco
los mfos hube de cerrar.
Por ESQ cuando mi mente
tu reeuerdo quiere hallar
tiemblo cual d6bil flor
que agita ell Vendaval.
Y sumido el pensamient0
en- recuerdos de otra edad,
siempre mis- ojOs encuentran
tn indescriptible mirar.
c7az
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ENIGMA.

Carlos, Manuel, Federico, Miguel Jose,
1I0gj03ao, PGco, Pho, Juan, Cesar; Pablo, luis,
TITO, Arturo, Ramon,
Tonfar una letra de cada paabra y,ccm1
binarlas de modo que resulte Ell mbre = ape
lido de una amable y virtuosa senorita de San
turce.
ITOVadOg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-11
Hay ademas mil + ua Objetos de noVedad
y fantasia desee un yellon 4 veinte pesos
AmsboS 1Ietaad0S.-San Justo 81

Hay que confesar que el amigo Gonzalez
es hombre que 10 entende En- su estabeci-
miento La EIega'acia Guiana, (muy cerca do
Ia redaccion de LA CoRREsPoEDENCIA) ha reu-
nido las principales prendas indispensables
para los elegantes. Sombreros, corbatas, pu-
nos, cuellos, bastones, paraguas, etc etc. sa
bemos por experiencia que ALI Sc compra,bue-
no baratO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-11
~ oJo AQUIM

Puntos en- donde Sc vende LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA DE PUERTO Rico:
TIENDA de D. Emeterio oehoat plazuela
de San Jose y en- el
KIOsKO de Ia Marina. Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-11
CHARADA
DedScddd a III si0spdtica Srta BrGlslja Jatljd
(le JatGN0-DidgJ

DedicG7d a III siugpGticG Srta. BrGuliG Jatl5d
(de Jat0n0-DjagJ.
De un verbo ell infinitivo
mi Seget9adG es con prinseYA
articulo es mi tercerG
sin que 10 puedas dudar;
81 a mi terc50 unes la ca0Yta,
NOmbre de tela tendras
que on los buques hallaras
pues ahf Sc suele usar.
Mi t0dO es una ciudad
de Espana, muy connotada,
Ell industrial adelantada
y de gran ciyilidad
Ciales (ciales) zemog.
Ron Viejo extra superorfsimo, cosa de
gusto.-Caf6 molido pure como Ia primer son
risa de un nino al nacer vino tinto del meior
q Is centaVos botella, on Ia tienda Honda, San
Jose N.