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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

When the president and his party
visited Anniston- Ala. the Alabama
StEnslay-school epnvrntion was in .e--
sion The convention assem- hls..i at the
Georgia Pas-iiic depot on the arrival Of
the presidential party. ami Postmaster
General Wanamalss.r. who Is n great
>undav-schuol worker at his home IN
Philadelphia. asisirs--s.s,i the convention
ON the subject II SUNDAY Schools His
remarks were greatly appreciated
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

CoLuaBus, April aI--A reward is Of
iered for the arrest Of John Barrsntine.
. negro boy about 10 ysars old. who
made an attempt last night to poison
Capt. Henry Barrsntiae and family. \
prominent and successful farmer OF this
county. Shortly after supper Capt
Bar-~ntine went cut on his front porch
"a get drink Of water from q bucket.
As the moon was shining brightly he
was enabled eo see som-thing whtts.
floating ON the water. and taxing rhe
bucket a. the light he at once saspi-
cfoned something wrong NE immedi-
aoely sent for q physician. who pro-
noaneed the white powder floating oa
the water arsenic
The negrO bov, seeing that he had
failed in his design. left 1t once and
nothing has been heard from him since.
Capt. Barrentine Is unable "a account
for the action OF the negro. a. he has
her-tofors been eopsid.red a good boy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

9rRErsRT FOSTER proposes ID re-
J the pressure on the TREASURY BY
hanging SIS. s.00a. 900 in silver half
brs now lying IN the TREASURY vaults
nirrencY ON deposit with national
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

GKEEsvrLEE. April 18th. Henry
Marx will leave Greenvills tomorrow
for the Crescent City with the first coal
tow ever startcd from a harbor south Of
the Ohio river. The tow will consist OF
nine barves. the first OF a series of tows
that will leave the Georgia Pacific Rail-
rOad incline semi-monthly. This Is the
commencement of new era in river
navigation, and IN Greenville history rs
we'll
Details OF the cost Of placing the car
go Of this initial trip in New Orleans
have been calculated carefully, and
with every allowance for casualties.
The product of the sum Is that the ship
pers of Alabama coal from 1sreenville
can successfully compete with Pitts
bury. It has been claimed that by this
enterprise OF the Georgia Pacific Rail-
road. coal can be delivered ut New Or
leans from Greenville for cents less
than Pittsburg coal from that city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

w largest flowing well IN the world
iust been struck on a farm two
, west of Huron. ;. ID. Il is as5
sleep. and will be put bower still IL
fble. The dow is estimated at To-
fallous per minute.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

bE sentence of two years suspen-
from duty. placed on Lieut. Rush
Ensign Eyre OF the navy for being
mt frum their vessel over night
put leave. has been remittet
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

y emperor OF Germany has again
Ded ~ relax the passport rrgula-
y now in force IN AEsace- Lorraine,
hg that the time for such a change
not vet arrived
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

rGREssNAS-EEEcr VI H. Ford died
rand Rapi,is. Miuh-. on the s0th.
s Ford had been III for week with
rip. lie was found unconscious in
ufrici<en bv apoplexv.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

Mrs Ralph L. Goodrich. wife of
United States Commissionsr GOOdrich,
of Little Rock Ark, died the other day
after 4 long Illness
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

EHETAKT FOSTER. on the ssd. paid
.krect tsEx due the following statess
nchusctrs. Ssig6. I0T. California.
sss, New Hanpshire. sIsI. sa1. and
nsas. Si5s.64J. He withheld the
ing amounts on account Of ex-
of arms issued % the states by the
"a government New Hampshire.
d California. Se.110. and Massar
tits. -, T06.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

At Forrest City. Ark. James Dobson.
eolored. On trial for manier, attempted
70 escape, but was chased by Judge sas
3aEY, aad sapta<ed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

nRoS HTRSH. the great Jewish
ber of Paris. has purchased an inn
~ estate in Pennsylvania. where
vsll establish a colony of Russian
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

An anaconda. consigned 70 Il circus.
escaped from it's cage in the Southern
Express Co. sofiee at Birmingham, Ala.
and everybody quit work
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

~ erABRrEnEE GREELEY. daughter
~ late Horace Greeley. vas mar
on the - I. to Rev Frank MONT
- Clensfenin ut PteasantvilIe. v. Y.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

LIE has been n reguiar epidemic Of
zrs in New Orleans recently. and Q
Der Of persons have ended their
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

A terrible tragedy occurred the other
day near Mount Pleasant, Titus county.
Tex n. c. May ard younger brother
were at work in a field A quarrel
spranR up between them. and the
younger brother struck the elder down
with a hoe handle When the elder
arose he drew his knife and stabbed
his brother through the heart. killing
him instantly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

There is a black genius in Hartwell.
TIA, whose name is Sloan Ree,ier. lie
is n negro. about rs years old. and is an
apprentice in a blacksmith shop. sloan
has constructed n bicycle out of raw
material The wheels are made OF tire
iron and steel rods. the beam Of m old
iron pipe and the saddle of scrap iron.
II Is very strong. and while not quits
as light running, n the flctorv machines,
answers the purpose admirably. Srosn
rides his bicycle with skill lie - nc
work upon another invention. but viii
not divulyr the nat1rc nf L.
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Population and Schools.

According to the late census A Arixan-
sas gained 40.5s per cent in population
and I0s 10 in public school enrullment.
Louisiana ~. 0l per cent and 81 80 per
cent respectively. Mississippi ta9s and
f7.90. Texas 40. ~ and LIS Is aud West
xinia 2s. - and "a g.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

rArENESr has been prepared oy
PENSION office showing that since
80. 1890. there have been I60 IN
Denrs for violations of the pension
J Us Of which resulted II eonvic-
There were zine acquirrals.
<nolles and two deaths. with the re-
rer of the cases pending During
anne period there has been r~eoc-
by civil suit. refundrnens. de
Is and otherwise. S37. 263.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

At n gathering in Rankin county.
Miss. a crowd ef young men were teas
ing Eugene tsatlin. n half-witted young
fellow, which enragcd him that he
left and soon returne, with double
barrelcd shotgun and fired on the
crowd. seriously vzounding three OF
them. Gatlin escaped
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

The Denison Tex cotton mill. she
largest in the southwest. built and
equipped ut an expense of $500. 900. was
placed IN the hands ~ u receiver the
other dav
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

~r1nghout the country during the
- days ended On the 2sth. number
- Nc United States. sa5, and for Can
- ~. or total Of 5s7 For the COR
Erding week Gf LIST wear the tissur-
sl&. representing II faiinres =
Eits'i States zad 81 u Canada
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

A family named Paulding. from Ten
nessee. eamped in Baxter county, Ark.
A eentipesie erawled into their coffee,
and three of the family died
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

Descendants of the sixth Massachu-
setts. which was mobbed IN Baltimore.
Md. April ID. 1891. marched over the
same route recently and were well
coined by the mayor
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

Mis<ouri's Decreasing Tobacco Outpat-
According to the late census Missouri
IN fsss raised 3. All. $40 pounds of tobacco
on II ,ssS acres. In 1879 L. 0I5. .5s7 pounds
were raised ON I5.52I acres.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-04-30

a pleasing incident of the presidents
ristt Tn Memphis, Tenn. was witnessed
Just n the train left the depot Esther
Moshy, an aged coiored woman who be-
longed to Mr.. Harrison's grand-
father, John z. Page. and who
was n playmate of the president
in childhood at Page Brook. Va. was
trying To get glimpse of him. For .
long time the police had kept her back
with the crowd. until reporter came
along and escorted her in. From win
dow to window of his car she went.
not satisfied until she had found him
and had shaken him by the hand It is
hardly possible to tell who enjoyed il
more, the president or his old playmate.
The pleasure was evidently mutual
Fearing lest she should not see him. shs
had written him letter. and had given
it to an officer to deliver. which he did
after the train started
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SOUTHERN GLEANIN0s.


"old Rob" has been n member of thu
Little Rock Ark fire department. for
ten years. '-old Bob Is n horse. and
has pulled engine and cart over rough
streets to many fires and saved thou
sands and thousands OF dollars To the
citizsns Of that town. A. Indicated by
the prefix to his name Bob II old
Twenty i've summers and winters has
he seen. Therefore, IL has been long
time since he WAS colt and gambled
ON the green. For many years he
pulled a stage coach in Texas. and
then be pulled a street car in Little
Rock. and wa> later sold IN the fire de-
partment The Little Rock city coun-
Gil now wants to sell him. But no one
wants to buy. and one af the city
fathers the other night said il would be
cheaper ~ turn the old horse ont and
let him shift for himself than tO feed
him longer. Tins does man express
his gratitude to faithful ODD animal.
who. at the dead hour Of night. or IN
the uo0u-day sun. has carriesi assist
ance % their burning houses or shops.
Better give the old horse a stall. plenty
of clean straw, oats and corn, and lot
him live ON in peace and plenty.
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FotografIa en".,." verso
DE AIBONITO.

Els la belleza ideal que forj6 la fantasia !:
-es un scr angelical-que encierra immense
caudal-de encantos y de poesia.-Es la flor
mas primorosq-que en- este pensil Sc encierra !:
es risuena y carinOsa :-es en- fin Ia mas her
mosa-que existe soble la tierra.-Es de gen
til continente-y simpatico semblante :-es
canderosa, inocente, expresiVa, complaciente
y sobre todo eegante.-Sus ojos luceros son
que despiden fuego ardiente, que electrizan
por su accion-al mas duro coraz6n-3on su
mirar xplendente.-Puro Sc reheia en- ellos-
del firmamento el color ~ puros son los des
telos-que lanzan ojos tan bellos-en sus mi
radas de amor.-Es tan dulce y heehicera-sp
boquita de carmfn, tan linda y tan placentera,
que para 81 la quisiera- U III alado querubfn.-
La sonrisa seductora-que en- sus labios jugue-
tea-ardiente, arrebatadora, los sonrisa que
enamora,--que seduee, que recrea.-Cuando
suave niece el yiento-de sus abelllos los Rios,
-es un celestial portento-de ternura y SEN
timiento,-de bellezas y de hechizos.-Ante su
tale flexible -lleno de hermosura tanta,- ,-el
alma Sc nos encanta-y Sc nos muestra sensi-
ble--y SO inspira, siente canta.-Su nombre
es nombre de amor-que Sc invOca con afan
-en momentos dedolor :-su apellido, seduc
tor Sc llama -.
OriNaGT.
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II IMPORT ANTIsIMolI

Por razon de los fuertes calores, 81 re-
putado facultativo Doctor Tzol Sc ha trasIada-
do con su familia al vecinO barrio de Hato- Rey.
Con este motive suplica sus numerosos
clientes que necestaren de sus servicios, le
dejen ell oportunO aViso On las farmacias de los
Sres. Blanco Daubon pu6s 81 permanecer6
en- Ia Capital desde por la manana hasta Ia
noche.
Para consultas SO encontrara el DR.. Tizol
tOdos los dias de IL a en- la FARMACIA DE
DAUB0N. 3O-I8
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Gran Hotel MARINA Ponce

81 que suscribe en- vista de que por algu-
nos SO ha hecho correr la yoz de que en- su
acreditado establecimiento, va no Sc sirven
comidas que el mismo Sc cerrara de un mo-
mento otro, pretendiendo asi causarle per-
juicio, por la presente hace saber sus cons
tantes favorecedores, y al p1blleo en- general,
que no tan solo son inciertos esos.rumores, sino
que hoy, como siempre con todo esmero
solicitud, procurara dejar satisfechas las aspi-
raciones de sus huespedes abonados en- to-
do cuanto Sc refora al ramo de Hotel, Restam-
rant, B0iaos q conaiEas d domicilio
- 7Magnitcos banos fros de duchas ca
ienres q todas hOras del dia de la nOche
8rAbonos, maputenci6n por meses a pre-
clos conVencionaleS.
Ponce, Mayo 80 de 1891
20-1 HAN ROTY
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SANIANDER Y HAYRE
| Flores y hortaliza !
Il Q,s6aoticia ograda6le, 6egas 5ectoras y

ii Q@6 @otieiG GgrGdabte, 6eIJGs 5ectoras ~
La NteUG EsperGnga, deIicioso nombre
que es el del acreditado establecimient0 de
DON FRANCISCO FONT, Tanca esquina For
taleza espera por vapor II. M PjaillOS, pro-
cedente de Barcelona, una gran variedad de
semillas de flores tinas de hortaliza.
Prepared los tiestos, hermosas hijas de
'Borinquen! Depositad vuestras bellisiIlas ma
nos en- la fecunda TERRA y preparadla para re-
cibir las g6rmenes de las flores europeas, para
que cuando surjan gallardas y lozanas, Sc niue
ran de envidia al compararse con vuestra her.
mosura.
LA CORRESPONDENCIA DE PUERTO Rico
anunciara cuando lleguen las espresadas Sc
milaS. 80
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sres. Scott Bovine: Hace va meses que
vengo ensayando Ia Emulsion de Scott do
aceite de hfgado de bacalao con hipsfosftos, y
declare candidamente que es Ia mejor prepa-
racion de su clase que janas ha venido mi
noticia. Para las afecciones de los pulmones
siderarse comosun remedio de la mayor efica-
cia, bajo forma agradable y muy acceptable en-
todos conceptos.
Dr.. J. sinaoNdd, New Orleans.
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etc, Es cosa asombrosa que atTae mucho pn-
blicO c0ntemplar tanta agudoza DichO fe-
hacia Ell 90 del corriente mes, despu6s de ha-
ber recorrido toda la America. En- Ponce So
exibe on los bajos del Hotel Marina.
Ell apreciabIe caballero Sr. don Guillermo
Reichard y Ia distinguida srta dona Maria Lui-
sa Miller, vecinos de Aguadilia, Sc han serv1do
particlpaTnos 81 efectuado enlacea> Deseamos-
les una lagar luna de miel.
*o.
Ha llegado Ponce 81 Vapor Emilio con-
duciendo 1900 sacos de sal procedentes de Ca
bo-Rojo.
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VAPOR FRANCES

Elmagnffco vapor correo frances ST, SIMON
de gran poder-3.500 toneladas-que ademas de
su rapidez, reune toda clase de comoddades en-
Sus Camaras, saldra de este puerto directamente
sANIANDER Y HAYRE
el dia II de JUNO de pr6ximo.
Los pasajes en- 1: Camara valen $166 mexica-
nos on Entrepuente $88 MIC.
Los empleados del Gobierno, Militares sus
familias, que SO embarquen para Santander, tie
nen una considerable rObaja en- el precio del BIZ
llete que en- Ia $85 mIc.
Los viajeros que deseen aprovechar esta
sion deben sOlicitar su camarote anticipadamente
y los que vengan de- la isa podran aprovechar el
vapor AVILES que llegara esta ell 81 de JUNO,
Para mas informes, dirijirse al Agente prin-
cipal JOSE T. SILVA. 1910
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ALMANAQUE -Viernes 5, El sagrado CO
raz6n de Jesds, San Sancho Santa Zenaida
EFEMERIDE.-18O4. 81 Gobernador ma
nifiesta a S. NJ. que hace IL meses SO hallan a
medic sueldo la guarnici6n los anpIeados
por falta de situados.
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ENTRADAS

DE Liverpool vapor espa6ol "Buenaventu-
r. de 1881 toneladas, captain Asteinza, s. de
Ezqulaga 5O cs quesos l 81 mueatras. Andres Gro
sas, 24O cntS colOres' Ludwig Duplace, 5 cs te-
dos i'd hilo, j. Ochoa hermanos, so cs QuesOs.
Barcel6 Perujo 200 atds hierros. Hernaiz CO,
81 cs % fds tejidos. Sores. de Orcasitas y CO.
cs tejidos Il. Villamil y co. 78 chapas hero.
Mullenhoff Korber 80 cs quesos. Mendiz&bal Y
co. tejidO. Zalduondo y Vale fdS. tell
dos; NJ Roman y CO. Il casoos cs quincala. s.
de Portilla bultos hierrOs Chavarri co., IL
cs asadas cs fds tejdos. Sobrno de Luina
CO. 5 cs jamones ] id te id conservas 20 i'd en-
curtdos l6 id cerveza. Sucesores de j. Sala co.
cs camas. Viar Fabian, fds cs tciidos.
Julian Matienzo 200 atds herros 16 cascos azadas.
Gonzalez Alfonso 1000 sacos arroz. RotuladO
bultos cobre. A la Orden. G. H. G. 500 sacos
arroz. S. de E. 300 id id. G. 800 id i'd V. G.
G. cs perfumerias. Q. fds tejdos. A. 1000 id
id. III 500 id id. w 1000 id i'd 300 id id.
A H N 200 id id. LII cs fdo teiidos, x SO
cs qgesos 2 bis vino; R A 80 cs conservas.
R H B cs fds teidos. H fds l c tejidos. T.
C.1 id. G id id. Blanco, 10 bultos. Gui-
llermety 13 i'd Trueba id. Cabanas id.
DE Puerto Cabelo, Via Ponce, goleta espa-
nola "DiChosa de 81 toneladas, captain Llepo.
A la Orden: II $3.50 kilos pescado salado.
vapores que Sc aguardan:
st. Simon, que saldra el Is para santan-
der.-AlovG, sali0 81 80 do Liverpool CGtG-
1dga, saldra ell de Liverpoo-BmenOs Hires,
IL Il del actual
Mercados de La Is1a
MAYAGUEZ
CafS.-Muy limitadas existencas. Sc pa
ga de $24 $26.
Agstc0y.-E Encalmada la lemanda. Refino
$28 So 80
Mie1es.-Buena socitud Pagan de $15 4
$50 los 10 gaiones, segun clase.
Ct1eros. Sostenidos de So 81 Quintal los
salados
CaWsbiOs.-
Londres, 90 DIV $3.50
NueVa-York $21 por 100.
Espana, $14 4 Is por 100.
PONCE
CofS-Encalmado $243 a $26.
Agatc0y. -Demanda foja. Refino, $2-75 8
So Centrifugal "a, $3a 81.
Mieles.-Buena demanda: $22 q $28 los
10 galones por extremes.
CdNab5Os.-
Londres 90 div, $3.50 a 5-824.
Espana, $l4 $l5 por 1OO
NeW-York, $21 $215 por 100
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II WSO

Sc vends 81 Hotel Restaurant La Auro-
yG situado en- el punto mas c6ntrico de la Ca
pital, bien de contado plazos con garantias
Ell que 10 interese ssdiTijase su dueno Forta-
leza 42.-Frd9acise0 RiVer0 lO-l
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Sara Marta.

81, Noe hubiera tornado vino legftimo de
Ales6n, Rioja, nj SO hubiera achispado nunca,
nj habria muerto todavia. Ell dGico genuine Sc
vende en- la tienda de don Francisco Font.
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A CARMEN GEIGEL.

Gracias mil por la charada
que me dedicaste aver
de la que, estudiando, Carmen,
la solucion encontr6. ....
mo me das por los examenes
on ella tn pGYabie2s?
Gqvn MnY<n
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i TINTEROS! iTINTEROSl

Pobres, ricos, todo ell que necesite COM
prar un tinrero no debe hacerlo sin antes yer
ell gran surtido que de este articuio tienen los
senores ARMAS Y JIMENEZ
Sc venden en- este establecimiento 4 Id
mitad de su precio.
~ No es reclamo; es realidad 10 que Sc
anuncia. 1913
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HOJA DEL PARAGUAY

Reneedio erterno t6nico estimuEante, a8adO cor
gran 6xitO en- la curacion de las Afecciones del
Higado, los Rinones, Irrtaeiones de la m6dula
espinal. Reumatismos, Bronquitis Toses, A
mas etc. etc.
Es Nn remedio cGsi infalibEe.
Solo 10 expende para evitar falsifcacionesl
Ell Doctor PGdr6 que va recorriendo los pueblo-
de la Isla. 1910
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VARIED AOES

Ningun tocador, sobre todo de las personas
de buen gusto estara complete 81 faltan en- 6l
los polvOs dentales del DR.. Salicrup.
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Sobrino de Luinay Comp.

acaban de recibir LACONEs y JAMONEs de
Asturias muy superiores. 15-5
En- un juicio oral:
FL defensOr del REQ apOya su tests en- la
opinion de un sabio jurisconsulto que todaVia
viVe.
Senior letrado,-dice Ell presidente inte-
rrumpiendo al orador,-nO debe citarse nunca
mas que los autores muertos, porque los
viYos pueden zanzibar de opinion.
Maquinas de coser para hacer helados,
molinos para cafe J toda clase de baterfas dc
cocina en- el almacen de los senores NJ. Roman
Co., Cruz y 3O., Puerto-Rfco.
GOdeon esta algo delicado de salud.
El m6dico al visitarle por tercera cuarta
Vez, le dice
-SObSerVa usted flelmente mis- prescrip-
clones
ST, senor.
LIE supliqu6 que tomase algo todas las
mananas al ir la oicina:..
--Asf 10 hago, doctor.
" que toma usted
lei tranvfa. ~
kQuiere usted comprar bueno, bonito ba-
ratoi Quiere usted ir la moda pues enca-
mine sus pasos la EIegapaciG CMbG9sG, Forta-
leza Mum. 40 ~....:- @
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sECcTON DE ANUNCIOs
SIC ~ H DE

Por tener que ausentarse su dueno Ia
Peninsula Sc vende 81 acreditado estableci-
mief az pulperia situado On IA Gale del Girls
8, En- 81 mslno establecimient0
1913
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Tabaco en- rama

Sc vende una partida de de Capas Tripas
Capas de la Plata. precios modicos. Diri-
girse don Luis Sanchez Morales, Cristo mum.
H. altos. 15-10
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NE9ooIo IMPoRTVNTE.

Por no querer mas seguir su dueno on este
negocio, Sc traspasa un Euen hotel en- Maya
gdez, muy bien montado, con nueha palroquia
Y esta stuado en- lmeior pnn5o de Ia localiti;t.
Nota:-Su dueao Sc hace cargo de poner al corTiest
del negocio del hvtel 4 Ia persona que 10 conpre.
Para informes eTiiirse al director tle Ia Co
RRESPoNDENCIA. l5.7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-05

Las han enVado.-De Ia fuga de vocales :
FL desgraciado: Quieren ItaIlos, Ell Club Triun-
LA de la manana, Quieren Itallos.-Del ana
grama: n Munero, A. Munero,-Del acertijo
Ell Club TriunVirato, Collar dc Perlas, Estrella
de la manana, r. Masjuan Prats, Ell desgraciado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-05
CRIPTOGRAFfA
Dedicad0 b nsi atsig0 z. Y. IS.
!, R,E,L,s,T,O,C,C,A,O

'amilia de este pueblo
Aibonito. On amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-05
ENT TENlMlENToS
LoGoGRIFo NUMERIco
A mi eSti2aadG amiga Mercedes Selzgs.

LOEOGklFO NUMERlCO
A mi estinsada amiga Mercedes SelzGs.
2 10 6
IA 8 /
2 s 6 6
IL 13 j 4
9 7 2 10 IA 5
IA 10 4 /
7 10 Il 5
g 3 IA l
3 a
Lease en- Ia /" Inca: Una hor.-En Ia 2"
Una planta.-En Ia ga Tn general.-En la a
Ciudad de Italia.-En la 81 Cierta olase de iue-
go.-En la Ga Una capital de Europa.-En la "a
provincia de Espa1a.-En la 8a Un rio de Egip-
to.-En la 90 Una fruta.
Mi todo uombre de una sssimpatica senorita
de San Lorenzo.
P.TP.A. G. B.
CHARADA 5# "l.
DedjcGdd d mi amiga D' Ana de la Tore
Prinsa y segs"sdG, muy alta,
PrinlG = teYci0, es animal;
81 t0d0 mi cara amiga
~ En- el faro encOntraras.
r. Rodriguez.
ANAGRAMA
DR.. ZERGLINO DAME Aqua
Con estas letras formar el nombre ape
lido de una simpat1ea seforita de esta Capital.
In azqMilGdo.
FUGA DE VOCALEs
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ST. smell. .n.gr.m.
p..s b..n s.b.s O.. t. m.
i O.. $ I'D. t. .ls.n
CoNCEPTo CINDUcER
Con estas dos paabras formar 81 nombre
y apellido de una senorita de esta Capital.
r. G.
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: L>9INRBI
F6EE R3EE : s 1870
ARPA ACR0STICA
DcdicadG a Ia s5ngpdticG y G9aabEe Srt0.
AseNecd6aa VidQ1.
Lease: Il Nombre de muier.
8 q Nombre de mujer. 81 Di-
. minutiyo de un nOmbre pro-
p1o. 4. Nombre de mujer.
80 Nombre de muier Sc
Nombre de mujer. 70 Nom
bre de yar6n. So Nombre de
mujeT.
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