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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07
Interesting OnarIng..

An event of unusual Importance to the
ladies Of Montana will occur this week in
the great sale of silks at Sands Bros. As
announced IN their advertisement Sands
Bros. have just received the balance of an
importers stock of dress silks, purchased
by them at about % per cent less than mar
krt ya.ue, nnd to creatc II sensation among
bargain seekers they have decided to offer
the eutlfe collection, together with their
REGULAR stock OF silks, at the loves prices
ever named III the state. Lad es who wish
Ia secure Il handsome SILK costume for even
ing VICAR OF faliie tNucaIs, a bIocnded
combinations, crepe dc Clene. or Can
ton crepe, "a light weight silk for hot
weather use of printed India silk,
PLAN Chin4 silk IN black or colors. or 4
desirable biack Or colored faille Flancalse
gtos grain or peau de sole for street wear
at u merely nominal price should make an
early examination of the great values they
otter, Every lady appreciates Il bargain
III black silk and the marvellous attractio n
Sands Bros. present in faille Franchise II
gros grams are sure to please prudent buy
ers. Ladies who have been disappointed
by misleading advertisements and are in
consequence, inclined to be skeptical,
should not fail to attend this sale and Sc
cure Il bona hue bargain.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

"A Now Firm of Plumbers Which Comes
Well
In the building of a house there is no
point which deserves more minute attention
than the plumbing. Despite its Importance
it is very often neglected. Heretofore there
may have been some excuse for this. but
now there ia none. Plumbing, both in
residences and business blocks. has been re-
ducsd to a science. and there is one firm in
Helena which is thoroughly equipped to do
this class of work. 1t is that OF VIM.
Erskine q Co.. located i'll the basement OF
the Merchants National bank building. MIR.
Erskine worked on the largest and finest
business blocks in New York city. such as
the Mutual Life building, and brings the
experience thus gained to Helena. In addl-
tion to plumbing the firm does gas hitting
ami all toe work in its line. All orders will
receive prompt attention and work will be
guaranteed to be tirst-class.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07
Arrivals at the COsmopolitan,

J. r. Catching. Bears b. +. Sauborn, Man
Mouth. haitian.
James Morris, New York j. NJ Dixon, Hope,
d. j. Calvin, It. PAM. Idaho.
VIM. Swartz. New York Geo. Reimers, Hope,
W. T., Phillips, Butte. idaho,
jacob Warner, Ihilips- Ed Murray, Missoula.
n .itilger, Gate of Noun Henry Diiis Ring. hno-
tains. ka, Minn.
ThoB. Clark, Marysviile. John Davis. Unionyille
w Il. Thompson. Seat .Ino. q. Wilson. S.a.tle.
tie. Id. Lydia, Chicago.
Jno, II. Boyle. Butte. Henry slater, 81. aul.
Harry Boyle. Jay Hawk VIM. McGinnIs. Denver
Frank rhodes, tort VIM r. Buwen, Spo-
hckinny, Wyo. kane.
VIM. l.. Walking, Butte Harry Rho lea, Fort
!. j. Delaney and wife, Mckinny, Wyo.
Eiliston. John A. Mitchell, Bill
John W. Schowalter, ings.
Marysyille. w. II. Lancy. Living
Martin Reap. Fort ston.
LOGAN. Col. q. ]. Johnston, Deer
Frank Dxlcy. Duluth. Lodge.
Fred Won Efchen. De- Peter Anderson, Great
mersyille. Fails.
Il. l.. Penrose and fam Miss j. Lincoln, New
lily. Granite. York.
Otto Ecktardt, Living Miss Ada Arson, New
ston. York.
j. Cottier, Miles Iity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07
Books at A Ctigu

Five thousand volumes of standard and
miscellaneous works, fine family Bibles, al
buns and art works. Sets of Bulwer, Car
lyle, Waveriv, Dickens and j ha kerry.
HliPs Manual and rare works. tuauce of
1870 p. H., at Whitehead's, on Broad way.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07
Arrivals at The Helena.

G. W. Hoffman, Boze- David Sabel, Louis
man. vile.
Il. A. Goldstein. Cleve- Louis Betz. st. Paul.
land. w. l.. NAPLES, Butte.
+. W. Bpcon, Marysville. i. j. Ruek, Granite.
j. w. CARPENTER, Grand ID. Z. Daley, Minneap-
Rapids, Mich. oils.
l.. s. Gillette. Minneap- A. McMullen. Mime
oils. apoli9.
II. C. S~tilphen, Chicago. W. q. Stanley, Denver.
VIM. jackson, Newark, Ernfst f. Goodeli. Ma
Nj. r"fsville.
Alexander Bnrrell, Ma Nick 1reloar, Marys-
Tysyille. vile.
George c. s~tickney, Chi j. ". Ashley, Marys-
cage. vile.
j.. Hartman. Baltimore. T.. Allen. Chicago.
j. A. Vincent, Minneap- Chester =. Davis, Chi
oils. cage.
j. f.. Clifford and wife, Charles Zoller. New
Demersyille. York.
L. j. Clasen, st. Paul.
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arrivals at The New Merchants.

Henry Geisher, Butte. f. P. Ray, Minneapo-
Donohoe. ST. Paul. lis,
Thomas Murphy, New J. j. Layton, Butte.
York. M. j. Lorentz. Ioston.
J. w. Swan, Denver. T. Bowman, Fishers,
l.. G. Mcknight, fish MINI.
er's, Mimi. r. Quinn, Butt.
Ephraim Jacobs, New W. E. hundell, New
York. York.
Mi g Jennie Smith, Cas- Ralph McCune, Cedar
tie. rapids.
II. Nestor, st. Paul. r. L. Wilson. St. Paul.
q. d. Gilmore. Chicago. A. b.. Glodden, st.
H Richards, i~jeerLodge. Paul.
B. Bloom, Pappillion. s, Cummings, Marys.
Neb. Vile.
W. i. Rackus. New York. Miss Julia Craig, Ana.
+. l.. Ide. Miss onla. conda.
sam Gaylord, butte. G. b. FOX, Port Town
send.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

Mrs. B. Murphy, Car l.. E. Buell., Minneapo-
b1n. lis.
w, 4. Fletcher, Omaha. A.. Maschmeyer, st.
Eugene Ring, Jr, Suite Louis.
frank l.. Teny, Butte. Chester b. Davis. Chi
4. Nj. Nettleton, Butte. cago.
Il. Il. Smith, Denver. Jas. &. Cramer, Madi-
}. b. Rem, St. Paul. son, Wis.
]. s. Shlmick. Living w. s.. Church. st. Paul
ston. l.. Miller, East Helena
p. Davis, New York. Val Starbuck. Placer.
newton Orr, Twin Henry kertz, Robinson.
Bridges. ii. Milot, Marysville.
w. f.. Manning. Minot, j. Ii, Clark, Helena.
j. A. G.. Comstock, Lew Fischer. Helena.
Helena. j. j. Barnes. 1t. Louis.
NJ. Il. Packes. Boulder. Mrs. Court Sheriff and
u. s. French, Helena. two children, Canyon
Il. w. Combs, Ferry.
Vim. T. Furray. Deer Jas. "A. Moore, Marys,
Lodge. vile.
J. Calarell, Elathead.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07
The Tendency

OF the times il to economics. Prudence
takes the place of former extravaganza.
Good management saves now where poor
management wasted. ECONOMY is the
road to wealth. is an old and true maxim.
No character of business institutions ex-
erts SO vast or so beneficial al influence
upon the prosperity of a city, as we'll regu-
lated savings banks. These institutions
offer opportunities for the exercise OF thrift
and the laying by of q provision for the
time OF need, and are especially beneficial
to persons of moderate means.
The mechanic, miner, laborer, clerk,
teacher, railroad employe. seamstress, and
other industrial people find i'll the savings
bank encouragement to save their earnings
by making small deposits.
Tho Montana Savings bank, situated on
west side Of Mann street. between the Gran
ite and Bailey blocks, is IN institution OF
this kind. 1t confines Its business eXclu-
sively to the receipt n care or savings de-
posits and trust funds.
Deposits OF one dollar and upwards are
taken, ana five per cent. interest paid. This
bank has Il paid up cash capital of SlOO,U0O
and an unusually strong list of share,
hotdera.
It's stock is divided among solhe fort,
wealthy men, thirty OF whom are wei
known bankers.
The management of the bank is in SAT-
and reputable hands, being men of conserv
ative Judgment and long banking expert
ence.
Among the officers and stockholders o
the Montana Savings bank are a dozen o
more of Helena's W althy c~itizens.
Ii offers to persons whose salaries and
wages ara small. a safe bani in which to
deposit their money whore 1t will draw in
terGst if loft bnt a short time, and wher.
their savings will accumulate during the
time when they can lay by n few dollars foI
future use, ia case of sickness, disability o
out of wfTk.
X. a. Bell has removed his office fror
room 10 Merchants National kanlS huiId
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SO. 90 and $500,

Miss hittradee, Alb Broadway, will make
wool suits for the next GO days at the re-
duced rate of $500 and $500.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

Ladies'! a treat In store for you to.mor-
row and Tuesday. Complete line of muslin
underwear on special sale at Brunell 4
Co.'S.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

X A. Bell has removed his Ofice from
room 10 Merchants Sational Bank buliu-
ing to room 1 Atlas block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

New line of d muslin underwear to
be placed at special sale Monday and Tues
day at %f5runeli s. Co.'S.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07
SANITARY

Special BARGAINS in ladies' and childrens hosiery
and underwear at Fowies' Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

The firm occupies rooms l and 9 ON the
third floor. and m business to-
morrow morning They will transact a
general real estate, loan n insurance
business. In the latter line they represent
both fire and life companies, among
them the Etna. Mr.. Potter was the first
postmaster of Helena, and ia among the old
time business men OF Montana. MIR. Hun
ter has been the renl estate II insurance
business III Helena for the past six years.
Both gentlemen predict Il good business IN
Helena during the summe and fail, ana
y to do their part toward building
up tho city.
The Michigan gentlemen Interested IN
the proposed cracker factory III Helena
have written that in Il few days they Will
take the matter up and notify the sub
scribars here when they may look for the ac-
tive commencement of operations.
G. L. Nichols, of the North shore Pow
der company, who was in Helena during
the past week, has returned east. Before
leaving he said he would be back in a few
weeks and start u factory for his company.
The grading of the Valley railroad has
been completed from the Chinese garden
to the city limits and the ties are down for
nearly the entire distance. The work ia
now being prosecuted Oh the Davis street
enu of the line, and as soon as this Is I'M
ishea the entire force will be put to work
in the valley.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

Fowles' Cash store are headquarters for fine
laces,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

Fowles' Cash Store make a specially of infants
goods.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

Wallace d ThornbRrgh are now in full
possession of their elegant quarters in the
Denver block. and while all the fittings are
not yet in sufficient has been done to show
what they will! be when completed. The
finn occupies tic entire front OF the second
floor, giving 1t tie most c~ommodiou3 Offices
in this section. Ali the departments, such
as the real eGtate, loan, insurance, building
and lumber, are conveniently arrange for
the rapid and convenient dispatch Of bu 81
ness. 1he building itself is one to which
the citizens of Helena can point with pride,
and that it is appreciated is evidenced by
the fact that all the stores are now occupied
and a number of the offices have been taken.
The front, OF brick and granite, makes IA
good Impression on the beholder, and this
is strengthened after an inspection of the
interior. A wide entrance, with an
easy flight of stairs. leads to the
floor which is finished in oak. The third
floor is finished with lighter wood, whilc an
immense skyiight gives the halls Ii CHEEKY
look. In the matter of plumbing, lighting
and ventilation the very latest improve
ments have been made use OF, SO that lib n
whole the Denver block, both as rcgards
location, convenience and construction has
not Il superior in Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

Among the tenants in the block is the
new real estate firm of Potter d. Hunter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

r.. a. Bell has removed his Office from
room 10 Merchants National Bank build
in. 40 room / Atlas block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

Our entire ladies' and childran's muslin
underwear on special sale tomorrow
Eiruneli u Go.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-01
La Memoria del Banco Espa6oI.

# DiiimOS aBoche que habiamos sidO Obse-
qnados con un ejemplar de la MemOgiG del
BancO Espa7oE de PmertO-Rjc0, cuya atenci6n
agradecemOs.
Segun ell mencionado impresO, ell movi-
mfento total de Gaia durante el an0 de 1890 SO
elev6 4 la mportAnte suma de $l9.213,3l9-05
en- moneda cOrriente y S 2.239,819-O1 en- mOne-
da espanola, 10 cual por 81 sole demuestra la
yerdadera importancia de las operaciones reali-
Zadas.
Los benefcios Obtenidos en- los diferentes
ramos lie negocios alcanzaron $65, ,258-76 en-
moneda corriente y $5 ,7O5-17 en- espanola, de
los cuales deduciendO $26, 312-69 de gastOs ge-
neraes y amortization de los correspondence
Il installation, resuta un benefc1o netO re-
partir de A, ,651 "a moneda corriente.
La existencia Ell GAIA ell 81 de Diciembre,
era de $222, ,G7l-17 m. rOrriente 1929, 1855
espanoles, los que unidOs Il dOcumentOs valO-
res Ell cartera, son mas que suhcientes elemen-
tos para marchar con el mas complete desa-
hogo. 5@ .a.t
A los acciOniStas les resultara un dividen-
do que excede del IL por 100 annual por la
suma desembOsada.
Felictamos muy con gusto los en-
pleados del Banco que han justifcado plena-
mente su acertada gesti0n 6 inter6s honrado
en- pro de la SOciedad los accionistas por el
fin alcanzad0 al pals en- general, por contar
con dcho establccmientO.
En- marcha ya mas desembarazada el Ban
co, es SECURE que Ell pr0XimO balance ha de ser
mucho mas fecundO.
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Copiamos de Ey ReSssnpeo:

CEN ell entrante mes, segun 10 acOrdadO pOr
nuestrO DirectOrio y 10 preceptuadO por la Cons
tituci0n, Sc reunira en- MayagGez la Asamblea
del PartidO para tratar, cuantO a la coectivi-
dad Sc refiera No faltan en- Mayagiiez pue-
bios vecinOS perSOnas entusiaStaS de repre-
sentaciOn que acepten el cargo de Delegado a
la Asamblea Y puedan, llegado el case, formar
parte lie la Delegation DirectoriO del partidO.
fin de ir pTeparandO la opinion, convie-
ne que los periodicos de nueStra communion
empiezen a tratar ell particular, dando q como
Ger las moditicaciones que juzguen conducen-
tes a la mejor organization 4 los fines que,
en- 10 sucesivo, debe proseguir la agrupacion
liberal"
+ En- los dias %, % y "a del corriente, fue-
ron operadas distraction de cataratas J. en- La
res, por Ell DR.. D. Rafael del Vale, en union dc
su colega ell Sr. Malaret, cuatro personals: la
sonora de D. Eugenio Soto, una criada de D.
Vicente Vina, la se1ora de D. Dionsio Colon Y
un pobre panadero Este ultimo SO encuentra
en- el Hospital. Habiendo regresado ell Dr.
Vale a su residencia, Sc ha encargado de los
operados el DR.. Malaret,
Don Vicente Colon de Utuado nos ha remi-
lido la soucion de algunos de los entreteni-
mientos publicados en- los nGmeros anteriores.
Nos han asegurado que en- Rio-piedras Sc
encuentra fatalmente atacado de hidrofobia,
I'm quincalero bien conocido en- esta Capital y
llamado jose LOzano.
Don Generoso Alvarez Alfonso &c Utuado
nos ha remitido la s0luci6n al logogrifo publ
cadO en- el mum. SO.
Nos escriben Gle Lares
IA un joven del barrio de Piletas. 10 mo-
Heron golpes el dia "a de este mes. Cues
tion amorosa dicen que ha sido la causa. iSiem-
pre- 81 tqui6n sera la ella de QuevedO? FL
JuzgadO entiende en- 81 asunto.
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cambiOs de galores en- lls frutos son tan Drus-
cos einesperados."
Il ADe GuTabo nos dicen que Sc prOyecta
fOrmar alli una compahfa de aticiOnados para
dar algunas Representatives. Dicha compa-
mia Ia compondran las simpdticas SrtaS. Juana
Chinibita Tomasita Carri0n, Ia una Natiyidal
Garcia, y los Srs- D. Matfas Gonzalez, D. Juan
Portea D. Jose Jimenez Sicard0. ~
HemOS sidO atentamente invitadOs para la
gran velada concerto que en- ArecibO ha dis
puesto ell apreciable j0ven viOIiDista d. Jose.
Ayala, ventajosamente eonocido en- esta Capt.
tai. FL programa de la dicha velada es muy
interesante y muy yariado.
La suscrici0n iniciada en- Ponce, a favor
de la viuda del literato professor puertorri-
queno D. Manuel Ruiz Gambia, asciende a la su,
ma de setecentos vente y cuatro pesos.
D. Angel Lopez, de Humacao, fu6 de los q,
deScifr6 el lOgOgrifo del ndmero 81 de La Co
RREsPoNDENCIA.
Don L. Tonaseau Y su c>posa Madame LA
cot, Sc auSentan tempOralmente para Francia Y.
durante su ausencia deian encargado de su ia
laoarteria D. Ramon Tamburing con quien
SO entenderan sus marchantes Los esposos
Tomaseau Sc despiden de sus amigos.
Dice Et Canon de Cayey que desde ell 10
de Abril pr0ximo Sc ali ionar u cada n1mero
de aQuel peri6dico, una entrega lie ocho pag-
mas del tamano lie la mitad lie Ia publ
cacion referida, lie la obra crltca tiIoso-
flea titulada La R0s6ss y La Fe 8 sean brevas
consderaciones sobre el Catolicismo, cuya pri-
mera edic6n Sc agOto Ell la Habana, cuyo
autor es iuestro aproeabe amigo Gompane-
TO don Francisco Trelles Costara 4 los sus-
crtores de EE Canon SO centavos cada trimes-
tre. Que al companero yea coronados sus de-
seOs son. los nuestros
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-01
La Correspondence De PlsTtO-RiCo.
Puerto Rico, FebregO % de 1891.
ATENCION

Repetimos por Ultima vez, que dadas las
condolences de este peri6dco Y las secciones
reglamentarias que tiene que llenar, no SO pu-
blicaran nnticias que no sean conCretas, cortas
sin concentrates.
Toda noticia que exceda de dos cuartillas
de papel, no serl publicada sino en- la Secci6n
de CoDlatsaic0dO$ siempre que Sc acOmpale su
importe a razon dc 10 centavos por Inca ma
nuscrita. @ f# &s ##a a&
No Sc devuelven originates.
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Orden de la plaza

Moygo 1o-Parada de los Cuerpos de la
guarnicl6n.-Jef de dtG: Ell Comandante de
CGdig D. Rosendo Cifredo.-V vista de Hospj-
tai: % Captain de ArtillertG. VigilGwcia: Un
Official de C'ddig.-PGs60 de cONV0Iecie'stes: Un
Official de ArtjEteYtG.- Vigjl0nciG en- la Mari
ma: Un Official y un Sargento de C6dig.-Santos
de C0l6n.-Retreta en- la Plaza de Alfonso
XII por la mtlsica de Colon.
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OJ0! oJ0i
Sc cOmpran tablones de laurel Sabine.
8-4 NOA e VATTE-

Para hacer el mejor lustre para el calzado..
tomense 2 onzas de negro marfl, una de
azlcar, otra de gonna arabiga, dracmas de
aceite sesencial de espliego, una onza de acido
sulfdrico, otra de aceite muriaticO cuatro de.
yinagre. Sc mezclan estos ingredientes Sc
ponen a un calor suave durante horas Este
unto el mejor que SO conoce, es muy barato
no quema la piel del calzado. -:
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CHARADA
a mi amigo S. NOG.

iPrinterG! Qui6n no la tienei
Lo mismo el pObre que el rico,
ell ateo, ell religiOso,
todo el mundo, amigo mfo,
pues, es cosa tan preciSa
que sin ella no vivimos,
Tengo un SegE1sdG ScgMSadG,
dice Juan, tiene un nino;
pero, Ell case es, que entendemos
todos 10 que Juan ha dicho.
Y entire par6ntesis, Juan,
su tres dos presto Domingo
aver; para una mudanza).
3EstO no importa un comino,
mas, la charada 10 pide
y 70 no puedO emitirl0, ses
2'erceFG cMGrtG, es obieto
tan neGesariO y precise
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FUGA DE CoNsoNANTEs
A.o.a.e q ca .e..iie..a
.a.a g .O.a .e..a,a,
.a.e u. .a..O g e..
.ue .e..o .ue..o g. a.ua.
Enrique LGlomG:

ATENCION.-Es necesario visitar ell esta-
blecimiento de los Sres. VENANCIo. LUNA Z So
BRINo. En- ninguna parte Sc encontraran unos
bocaditos tan apetitosos, vinos tan reconstitu-
yentes, nj dulces de fantasia tan elegantes. Vis1-
tese eli establecimiento de los Sres. VENANGIo
LUNA 7 SoBRINo. Nosreferimos todos los que
yengan esta Capital.
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Pfemjos mayores de la loteria iugada hov
El primer premio Is, ,596.-El seg1ndo pre-
milo ll,814.-E tercer premip 8,727.-Los de,
qulnIentos pesns, 6y489.--2l, ,7O5.-18, ,254-
17159-2, ,573 Los de 4 doscientos pesos
1929. -4.6O5,- 19488. IS. .s69.-l4 289 -
21,95O 8, 1913 966 -1S, 187.-I5, 29.-L,)s
de cien pesos, 1877 - ,143 .-8, 15.-3 98,2.
-19,704. l6O2l.-S196 -, ,648. %. 770. -
d8,3o5. -l3,522 -520O. Il, ,576. "a, 3,6l5.-r
1928
La eompaha PalOu Sc ha decidido sbrir
un nuevo abono de 10 funcIones, a petici6n dc
muchas personas, en- 81 cual Sc porldran en- es
csna yarias operas imPortantes, entire eatras laia
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n 0 IA S

EIREPETIMOS que hasta las diez de la
maflana solamente Sc Teciben las sOluciones de
los entretenimientos publicados la noche ante
rior De otro modo no puede reglamentarse la
hora de la salida del peri6dico.
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PiStoIo.

EY ATttcWtoS que Sc recomjesdGm.-Las
carteras-0 sudaderaS para Vestidos que fabrfca
Mr.. BGWteGWt de Paris; son las mas duraderas,
comodas y elegantes. Vendedores en- San
Juan.-ArmGS q Jjnseeeg.
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GIL.

iCONOCE Vd. aquel suavfsimo perfume que
exhalan los campos de nuestra bella Isla en- las
primeras horas de la manana?
.PueS eSe olor balSamico que del6ita nos
estasfa, Sc llama
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EgT CuSaS que Sc recoDs5egs6 8gt ;lLE Ell b EN-
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria Y penquerfa de Ia Capital.
PrOpietGrIO: j. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd--
nero 16.-Perfumerfa extra superior Sc atimi
ten abonados.-Esmero limpieza. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-01
PROBLEMA

81 a los amos de Don Bruno
lie quitan los de su hijo
Sc Obtendra a punto flo,
FL numero treinta = uno,
Pero Su tOtalidad
Da ochenta y cuatro por suma,
Esto entendido, buScad
De cada unO la edad
Que este Sc queda en- mi pluma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-01
A MI AMIGA JUDIT

Cast q su ocasO este dia
vine q leeI tu charada
CG-SG-aaieH-t0 q mi dedicada
gracias por tn galanteria
Judit, mi amiga estimada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-01
CASA BIEN sITUADA

Sc alquilan los altos de la casa Gale de
San Francisco ndmero 36, amueblada 8 sin
amueblar para mas detalles enterarse en- los
bajos de la misma. 8-4