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THE GREAT REGULATOR.

No medicine is so uai.
versally us ID as Simmons
Liver Regulator. 1t won
its way into every home
by pure, sterling merit.
Ii takes the place of a
doctor and costly pre-
scriptlons. 1t is o family
medicine containing no
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purely vegetable; gentle
in its action. and can be
safely given TO any per-
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p W 40 AOu udLh anu Y hAA
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ANCHOR LINE.

Steamers Leave New York Every Saturday,
For Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for Saloon Passage
DY SIS. CITY OF ROME, $50 AND UPWARD
ID according TO accommodation and location Of
Room.
Other Steamers of the line $50 and upward
Second Cabin $50. Steerage so.
Passengers booked at through rates TO or from any
city in Great Britain or on the Continent,
Drafts on London Sold at Lowest Rates.
Book OF information tours and sailing lists fur
nished application 10 agents.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green N. Y;
or to GEORGE w. FLET CHER. 61S Market st; or
to T. d. MCKAY, 81 Montgomery street; or TO
). f. FUGAZI a co. 6 Montgomery avenue;
GEORGE b. SEAMAN, 1913 Broadway, Oakland.
3m.
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CROPPING IN THE DARK.

Statue to General Sheridan.
Two years ago Congress provided site
at Washington for an equestrian statue Of
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WORKING PEOPLE

Can take Simmons Liver Regulator without loss of
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paratory medicine, and can be safely used in
any sickness 1t acts gently on the Bowels and Kid
neys and cOrrects the action of the Liver Endorsed
by persons OF the highest character and emnence as
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foies and excuses restored to perfect health man
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communications received in sacred confidence. If
the staff OF physicians at the Cosmopolitan DiSpen-
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any Sexual Diseases Lost Manhood Malaria Ur-
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Remember are located at the junction of
Stockton. Ellis and Market streets. San Francisco
This is the only CJSMOP0 Titan DISPENSARY
in California. open daily from A. NJ. to P. NJ
Sunday office hours from to 4.
Send 10 cents for the book sexual Secrets"
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

THE CoMPANY'S STEAMSHIPS WILL xz-s
sail tS1sNRR
FOR NEW YORK VIA PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPULCO, Monday, May 4. 1891, at
~ noon. taking passengers and freight direct for
Mazatlan, Acapulco, Oecz, Chapperico, San Jose de
Guatemala, Acaiutia, La Ltbertad, CoTint0. Punta
Arenas and Panama. This steamer will make q
pecial call at san Benito direct
FOR HON6-KO>G VIA YOKOHAMA.
CHINA..............Th Thursday May T. 1891, at PH
...,.............. TUESDAY, June I'd. 1891, at PM
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO. .................
................. Thursday. June 20, 1891, at PM
Round trip tickets to Yokohama and return at re-
dueed rates.
For freight or passage apply at the office, corner OF
First and Brannan streets
Branch ofice-2O2 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent
de15 tt GEoRG f II. RICE Traffic Manager.
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The BEST Family Medicine.

IL child has the collie it Is sure and safe rem
edy. 1t will restore strength to the oYerworked
father and relieve the wife from low spirits, head
ache, dyspepsia constipation and like Ills Genuine
has our stamp in red on front of wrapper. Pre-
pared only by
j. III. ZEILIN & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Buchanan, the Kentucky Derby winner
as sire just now. His colts began to race
this season, and the first three that started
at MemphiS-Buckhoun Helen n and
Gray Goose-are all winners, Bloodhound
and Helen n winning an event each on the
opening day OF the meeting. buchanan was
by imp. Buckden, out of Mrs. Grigsby, by
race horses. Although not a top-sawyer,
Buchanan was good race-horse, and aside
from Ben Or is about the best entire son of
his sire now living, and If his get do not in
herit his disposition to swerve, which
caused him to be run in blinkers, they have
the qualities for good race-horses.
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CANADIAN CORRUPTION.

I An English Opinion That 1t Is Worse
There Than in the United States.
LONDON, Aug 8.-The Pail Mall Gazette
to-day, in a prominent article headed
"Canadian Experiments in Corruption, ="
makes lengthy reference in caustic man
ner to the scandals unearthed by the in
vestigation now being made at Ottawa
Among other things the Pail Mall Gazette
says: zone of the most prominent argu-
ments against the annexation of Canada to
the United States has been the value of the
Canadian experiment in governments. It
was thought by those opposed to annexa-
ton that it would be an advantage to have
each country work out its own instruc-
tions."
The Gazette questions that there is any
ground for satisfaction in the Canadian ex-
periments. GAS just exposed" the Gazette
declares, "a more sordid spectacle of cor
ruption has never been presented by free
people. Whatever defense individual of
fcials and politicians may make in the
United States, it is abundantly clear that
the cancer of corruption has eaten deep into
Canadian institutions. Political life in the
United States is not particularly pure, but
we would be exceedingly surprised if the
Canadian record could be beaten
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will 60 to Chicago than Chancellor Won
NO DREIBUND FOR SWITZERLAND

NO DREIBUND FOR SWITZERLAND.
The projects to draw Switzerland into the
Dreibund Zollverein do not prosper The
meeting of the treaty delegates at Vienna
has been suspended, the Swiss Government
refusing to make the concessions demanded
Chancellor Won Caprivi, to-day, proposed
to the italian and Austrian governments
the immediate transfer of the negotiations
for the Dreibund ZoIlverein to Munich,
leaving Italy and Switzerland to pursue
separate negotiations, subject to subsequent
reference to the Dreibund Governments,
The Swiss Bundesrath to-day, in extraordin-
ary session, decided to inform Austria that
it would be useless to proceed with negotia-
tions for an International treaty if further
concessions were necessary.
The suicide. of Herr Steiger chief engi-
neer of Bechum Association, recalls public
attention to the doubtful position of the
company with which he was connected
Herr Steiger was found dead to-day in the
vicinity of the company's works. A rife
which had been discharged was found lying
by his side and bullet was discovered i'm
bedded in his brain. Herr Steiger was
widely known abroad, as the technical rep
resentative of the Bochum Association.
His mind had become weakened since the
scandal caused by the trial of the
officials of the company, who were charged
with fraud in afixing the Governments
mark to steel rails which had not been
legally inspected by the Government men
employed for that purpose, and, which were
of much more inferior quality than that
claimed by the company. Herr Steiger had
been subjected to menancholia.
United States Minister Phelps has gone
to Homburg, and will take the waters of
that place.
Mr. Charles Dudley Warner is at present
sojourning in Marienbad Village, of
Bohemia, noted for its saline bath; and Mr..
Leopold Morse and wife are at Gastein,
village of Austria, renowned for its hot
mineral springs
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WILLIAM IS BETTER,
The Sensational Statements of French
Papers About the Kaiser's
Health Denied.
HE WILL BE on DUTY SOON AGAIN
Worlds Fair Commissioners Greatly Pleased
With the Prospects for the
Exposition.
SWITZERLAND AGAINST THE DRETBUND.
HE WILL BE ON DUTY SOON AGAIN
SWITZERLAND AGAINST THE DRErBUND.
She Thinks That Much Too Many Concessions Will
Have to Be Made.

rCorYRlGHT, 1881, BY THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED
PREss.l
BERLIN, Aug. S.-For the first time sine.
the French press began transcending it.
previous record of scandalous mendacity
about Emperor William it has been found
necessary to issue notice regarding alarm.
ist reports about the Emperor's health. Nc
German paper had alluded to the stories OF
the Emperor's epileptic condition, inflam-
nation of the ears, carries of the cranial
bones and host of other maladies ascribed
to the most active working chief of a gov.
eminent in the world until the Cologne Ga
zette stated that the annual review of the
'Gardes du Corps" would not take place
until the Emperor had rested for a fort
night after his arrival at Kiel.
Some minor orders thereupon were given
that the grand cavalary maneuvers at Bran
berg. in which the Emperor is especially
interested, would not be graced by his pre-,
ence. Two surgeons, who are noted speciat
lists in their profession, have been sent to Kiel
10 await the Emperor at that place. and
make an examination of his foot which he
injured recently by falling on the slippery
deck of the royal yacht Hohenzollern while
at sea.
CpeCid1 precautions were taken to guard
against any tampering with the cipher dis
patches which passed between the Emperor
and Empress on the one side during their
visit to England, and the Ministers here on
the other.
HIS HEALTH WAS NOT so BAD.
Asemi-official communication made public
tonight curtly denies, as without founda-
tion, the reports alleging that the Emperor
was in i'll health The communication
specially declares false the report that
German telegraph official was sent to con-
duct the exchange of cipher kilograms. The
royal yacht Hohenzollern, bearing Emperor
William, arrived at KieI at $50 o'clock
this evening. The Emperor did not 90
ashore, but remained on board the vessel.
which he will make his Headquarters for
the present. The report of DIR. Leuthold,
who has been attending the Emperor. is
that the injury to his limb is so rapidly
progressing that he will probably be able to
resume the partial use of his leg and foot
within a week.
Official telegraphic dispatches. received
here during the course OF the evening, indi-
cate that it is the intention of Emperor
William to carry out the programme which |
he had planned before the accident occurred
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: CABLE TO THE DIsPArCH.l ]

Much Frequented Whitechapel Street
Failure of the Well Laid Plans of the
Police.
tBY CABLE TO THE DIsPATcH.1
LONDON, Aug. s.-The police are wrath
full over the latest murderous outrage in
Whitechapel. They wanted the public to
believe their plans were now SO perfect
that no such crime could be committed
without the perpetrator being arrested.
On Friday morning the latest victim, an
old women of 20, was attacked in much
frequented thoroughfare and lay weltering
in her blood, moaning with pain, without
attracting any notice from the passersby.
The police knew nothing of the occur
renee until two men more curious than
others looked to see what was the matter
with the poor creature, and observing her
terrible injuries, called a policeman. Then
it was seen that she had a frightful cut in
her throat and two severe stabs in her arm
She could speak no English, and it was
some time before she could tell her story
She declared that, being sleepless, she
went out for a few moments walk before re-
tiring to bed. She had not gone far when
she was suddenly attacked by an unknown
man, who ran away directly after the as
sault. She would not be able to recognize
him again. A razor was found near the
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this is the only clew the police

spot, and this is the only clew the police
have
In order to account for the failure of their
own precautionary measures, the police
have adopted the bold theory that this is
case of attempted suicide and not murder.
But, unfortunately for them, the nature of
the wounds scarcely bears out this view.
Whether this is a new departure by the
tion. The police do not believe that it Is.
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Ladies' 25c Fast Black Balbriggan Hose
CUT TO 19c.
Ladies' 30c Fast Black Hose REDUCED
TO 25c
Ladies' Extra Quality soc Fast Black
Hose CUT TO 35c.
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Fancy Flannel Goats in pretty patterns,
worth 81 and 81 %, DOWN TO 49c.
Black Alpaca Coats, worth 81, DOWN
TO 98c.
Black Alpaca Coats, worth 50 80, DOWN
TO 81 %
Black Alpaca Coats, worth 50, WILL GO
FOR 81 So
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To-KA-IoN removes feshworms, pimples
and freckles.
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ELLwooD and return, 25c. See cad" on
tenth page
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LONDON POLICE AT SEA
OVER THE LATEST VICTIM OF JACK
THE RIPPER'S KNIFE,

The Old Woman Was Butchered by Him in
aMuch Frequented whitechapel Street
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Fotograffa en".... prosa
IN grs4pito de M0yGgGeg.

Estaba de paseo en- la plaza, cuando me
dlJO mi amigo N he tenido ell gusto de como
Ger a tres senoritas, que estaban en- eI balloon
del lado de ese Canine tan nombrado me he
Vuelto loco de amor, Figdrate que son carl
nosas, amables, simpaticas, pero, vamos por
parties
La mayor cOntara 10 sumo 90 primave-
ras. Tiene ell cntis fino de un trigueno naca-
rado; nariz perflada, unos ojos negros tan
pfcaros, que me dejaban lelo cuando Sc fijaban
On mi, cabellera negra, unas manos pequenitas
= unos pies que apenas Sc sienten al andar.
Es una moneria, pero. -. ST.. mona -. es
6sta, mas 10 es la segunda, pues Sc halla en- a
edad mas florida de Ia vida Tene la tez blan-
ca una bOquita que cuando RE deja yer dos
h1eras de blancas Y diminutas perlas, Ojos Di-
Hos, piliisimos, su tale esbelto, tiene la fex-
billdad del juncO, Es rubia, que trato, Dios
mlo he quedado encantadO dc su esqulsita
educaclon y delicadas maneras. IM.... Ia. --
Veras cuandO pasemos por al1.... Y la otra
An la otra es tambi6n triguela, guapa, ele-
gante apenas cuenta 10 amos esta aprendien-
do tocar el piano. Ne ha hecho la siguiente
pregunta
Jos6.... Sfd...- lta mucho para 81 estre-
no del casino? por ella me enter6 que las
tres les gusta bailar..
no podras decirme sus nombres Bus
calos en- las palabras de mi relate y los encon-
traras.
s Quedamos en- juntarnos al dla siguiente
para visitarlas y mos despedimos.
Los dos.
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para combatir la Tisis Escrofnlosis, Raquitismo
consunci0n de todO origen.
Rlo-Pi6dras, Puerto Rico, Mario %, 1887
iSreS. Scott u BOaVne.
Muy senores mfos En- los 50 amos que
cuento de ejercicio de la profession m6dca, he
tenldo muchas oportunidades para persuadir-
me DE Ia utilidad ventajas del uso del aceite
de higado de bacaIao y de los hipofosftos de
cal y sosa en- las Intermediates tuberculosis
Iisis, Escrofulosis, Raquitismo y consunci6n de
TODD origen, no tengo difcultad en- Greer y
procamar que 81 producto de ustedes, la EDs1l-
sion de Scott es un triunfo en- los anaes de la
Qufmicay de la Terap6utica.
Con sentimientos de consideration res
peto, tengO el honor de suscribirme de ustedes
alto. s. S. @. B. S. M. N. 1[iL03aO.
Doctor por Ia UniYersidad dc Caracas, We.
nezuela.
Soluciones.- Del arpa acr6stica Guttem-
borg. De Ia criptograffa Angelina sevilla.-
De la charada: Las CanoYas
La han enViado.-Juana de'Arc, Traviata,
ri Desgraciado.
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Bahos de la Providencia
BARRIB BR Ia HI ARFNA
PDNTILLA

Debiendo estos quedar instaIados en- bre-
We, su dueno ruega a las familias que le tienen
pedido abono, Sc sirvan manifestarle la hora 4
la cual des6an Sc les file Ell mismo
81 abono para ell publico en- general queda
alberto desde el dia del corriente en- la Gale
de la Fortaleza numero 81, principal. El pre-
clio de aboEo a una hora fila por espacio de 15
dias, es dc pesos, pero no Sc limitalel n6me-
de abono.
FL bano general de hom5res no admite
abono, cada bano castara 10 centavos, q cuyo
efecto Sc expenderan tarjetas en- ell mismo es-
tP blecimiento. 1914
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Non plus ultra

Por fin el problema del movimiento contfnuo
es va mn hecho Y Puerto Rico le cabe la honra
de haberlo descubierto. iY qui6n fu6 Ell que 10
10 descubri6.
5Qnien7 Te 10 dire 81 me guardas ell Sc
creto. -Convenido.
-Pues llegate a la Flor BorinqueNa de Paco
Giralt, San Jose %, veras como entTa sale la
gente comprando peras, melocotones, cirnelas, al
baricoques, conservas lie pescado, bacalao Ia
vizcaina, merluza. langosta y bonito, a 90 centa-
Valdepe1a q 15 ctvs botella. Sarduas dobes en-
aceite escabeche real. Idem pequenas
ochavos, .--- No sigas chico, que hablas mas
que Lagojannis. -Pues bien t-abajare, calado
como R8labrega ST
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VAPOR FRANCES

Ell Elmagnffico vapor correo frances ST, SIMON
de gran poder-35OO toneladas-Qne ademas de
su rapid6z, reune' toda clase de scomodidades en-
sus camaras, saldra de este puerto drectamente
para
SANIANDER HAVRE
ell dia IA de Junio de pr6ximo.
Los pasajes en- Ia Camara valen $165 mexica@
nos en- Entrepuente $88 mTc. @
Los empleados del GobiernO, Militares sus
familias, que Sc embarquen para Santander, tie
men una considerable robaja en- ell precio del BIZ
lete que es en- la $85 MIC.
Los viajeros que des6en aprOvechar esta oea-
sion deben solicitar su camarote anticipadamente
y los que vengan de la isla podran aprovechar ell
vapor AVILES que llegara esta ell 81 de Junio.
Para mas informes, dirijirse al Agente prin-
cipal JOSE IT, SILVA. SO-4
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El mejor licor para estos clinas es 81 Ron
pur0 Z ell meior Ron puro vieiO que Sc ven
San Jose ~. Guardeme usted Ell secretO.
Los heroes, siempre han obtenido ggandes
recompensas. La posteridad les leVanta es-
tatuas y mOnumentOs.
Pues bien; hay que leyantar una estatua
al dueno del nueVO restaurant San Justo 10.
ARPA ACR0sTICA
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Secci6n lnercantiI
MERCADo DE LA CAPITAL

Agstc0g--Sin ventas hoy de que hacer
menci0n
M5ezes.-Hoy no Sc ha efectuado ninguna
operacion con este dulce.
CG1S.-No ocurre alteration on 81 merca-
do. Sc mantiene de $245 a $244 corriente
limpio.
Ron Desanima.da la demanda conse-
cuencia dc que son 1nuchos los que SO dedican
q Ia fabrication. V6indese do $40 Sal los 100
galones.4
C0asbiOs--Con e rmeza cotiza Ell Banco CO.
mo sigue;
Londres go dIv, $5-873
Paris 8 DIV, $l por 100.
Estados- Unidol div, 81 por 100.
SEspala div, 1 por 100.
Habana DIV, por 100.
EXTRA DAS
solamente la del 40, lies, procedente de la
Vapores Que sse aguardan:
Laryfa0gG zarp6 el 10 de santander -EstSkG-
20, salio ,el Il de Liverp ool.-Rej1aG Mercedes,
del % al 28.-EspG550, saio ell 19 de Vigo.-
lio el ~. de Liverpool. ,sDseGton Toner, lega-
ra manana.
Mercados de La Isla
MAY .AGUEZ
CqtS Mdy limi' 5adas existencias. Sc pa
ga de $24 $26&
Aslcor -Encar unada Ia demanda. Refino
$28 q $3.50.
MseEes Blu 5n solicitud Pagan de $15 4
$50 los Ito gal9ne ), segdn case.
C@eroS. Sost enidos dc Sc 81 quintal los
| salados.
CambSOs-
LoIdres, 80 div $5-85.
NuSva- 70 ork, $21 por 100
Espanft, $.L4 4 Is por 100,
r ONCE
CGfS, Ef1calma do $24 q $26.
AsacUr -Dema nda hoja Refpo, 1926
So Gentrlflga 2s, s. 81 a$4.
1lO galones por extrt srnOs
0aDsbS0s-
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ATENCION
Todo PMerto-R -Rico 70 dice.

Ell meior chocolate que puede tomarse es el
de " LA ANTOLINA,n gran fabriea establecida
Palencia, la mas antigua acreditada de Espa-
ma, precios desde % centavos un peso, paquete
de 46O gramos. Deposito Las Dos CaStitIas, esta
blecimiento de don Pedro E. Zamorano, deta-
LA en- ell mismO casi todos los de esta Capital.
90
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ALMANAQU E. Domingo "a, I Despu6s de
Pentecost6s La Santfsima Trinidad La fes-
tiVidad de NuestT Sonora, auxilio de los cris-
tianos y San Juan Francisco Regis confesor.
EFEMERKDE.-1784- Real Orden creando
Ia Intendencia de- la Isla pero el cargo qued6
anexo a. de 81 Gobernador Superior hasta 1911,
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HOJA DEL PARAGUAY

Rcmedio erterno t6psicO estinsuIante, atsado con
gran 6xito en- la curacion de las Afecciones del
Higado, los Rinones, Irritaciones de la m6dula
espinal, Reumatismos, BronqUitis, Toses, AS
mas etc. etc.
Es Mn rcntedio cast infalibIe
Solo 10 expende TpaTa evitar falsifcacionesl
ell Doctor Padr6 que va recorriendo los pueblos
de la Isla. 1b-4
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Sc VENDE UNA CASA

En- Santurce, frente al Colegio dc las Ma
dres, SO vende una casa en- muy buenas condi-
clones con comodidades para una famila
Informaran, Fortaleza SO. 1919
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n 0 7 4 S

Las personas residences en- esta Capital
que encuentren dificultades con los Yendedores
de LA CORRESPONDENCE, para recibirla diaria-
mente, va sea porque 6stos no quierany subir a
los pisos altos, 6por otra crcunstancia, Sc SER
viran aVisarlo en- estas oficinas Les in dicarem0s
un medic seguro econ6mico de recibir diaria-
mente 81 peri6dicO. 1O-1
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Manuel Pad5Gz y GoenGga.

Vino Riojano de Aleson, Rioja. Precios
] cuarteroa de lG0 botellas $24. / botella
botellas llevan 81 nombre litografado dc Fran
cisco Font, Tanca esquina Fortaleza.
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Guayama, a donde va de Juez INFERNO, nuess
tr0 bu6n amigo don Ernesto Sanchez Taboada.
Felieitamos la s0ciedad de Quay anna pOr.
tan galiosa adquisici6n, pu6s el Sr. Taboada es
un abogado inteligente y un cumplido caba-
Hero.
Le deseamos un feliz Yiaje.
90
LeemOs en- EE ReSttgNea de Mayag1ez:
Rumores.- -Llegan q nuestra redacci6n los
dc haberse ampliado 81 censo para Diputado q
AC0rtes, cOnced6ndose ell sufragio los que pa
guen cinco pesos, Mientras no veamos publi-
cada Ia Real orden en- la GacetG, dejaremos la
noticia en- cuarentena.
De EL I11apGrc50L de Mayaguez:
i sAnoche Sc lleyO & cabo en- ell Circulo de ar
tesanos de San Juan, laserenata anunciada en-
honor de Ia prensa autOnomistay los delega-
dos de esta Asambl6a
Pronunciaron belOs discursOs los Sres.
Guzman Benitez, Matienzo, We've, y Llorena
81 Sr Brau lego dos bellfsmas poesas suyas,
Sr. Fernandez Juncos dio lectura q IN chistoso
romance, el SF. Jose de Diego recit6 una de sus
mas bellas poesfas v el Sr Medina tambi6n re-
clt6 una buena poesia del popular vate espanol
Lopez Garcia.
LA orquesta amenizo 81 acto con bOnitas
daRzas y Ia concurrencia fu6 numerosfsima,f