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The Columbus journal., 1891-04-15
NOTICE. II, RRUu:E KCILDEkS.

N0TTCE III RKTIW'E. NJ TS.11ERS-
Sherman township. Platte county, desires To
receive. bids for tn. ;~suil.iing If two bridges NJ
follows:
One. th.. Wur,i..nian bridge. tn ~, forty fSst
long, thu. main span: approaches TEN feet long.
twelve feet wide: thu. plies AMI caps to- h. HAk
piles Il, h. thirty feet long. the butt not less than
fourteen inches thick and the top M: less than
eight inches thick.
The other, th.. Steiner bridge, tn Nv thirty feet
long, the main span; approaches eight feet lp0w;
the other parts as in the Wur,i-man bridge.
above described.
Bids will h. received by the undrrsiKned up To
NOON, Thursday. April 3Dth. 1891.
Tn. township ,na.rh reserve the right Ia reject
any or all bi.is.
IERM. u. LUESCHEN,
Town Clerk. BHhsst J.. o..
=. saur! Platte Co, Nsbr.
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COLUMBUS
GRAIN, ETC.

~ Ourquotati"nsuf the Observation-Disclosures
Tuesday afternoon, and are correct and reliable
at lifetime.
The Columbus journal., 1891-04-15

sE~CntiI further notice, all adver-
easements under tins head will ie charg-
ed 1T the rate of five cents 4 line each
issue. We make this lower rate 10 q u
form with the times.
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More rain.
Windy, at times.
I Nw"",sd| h7sx hieksD"~ r%s'%e
i Mere nay goods arrNlGg/atN &
FiHinan's.
Best value in i"wui IN n lpcen1 hosy
{ al !. c. Filkuau,s.
Those in need uf horse bills, call at
4 THE JOURNAL Office.
For s:ie. young ash trees Of any
size. II. I. Spoerry. laM
At &c. Ellmae's, shilalenA lace
and sifk N3s. lthur.O~
cents at the JOURNAL office.
| %he highest Srice Pd~~l live
:, chickeus, by NJ. Stonesifer.
tinsst%ahy huggie-~n ths city.
Y Call afHsse then4>W. Herffek.
~ DR.. +. X. Clark, successor to Dr.
Sct.ng, Olive st. In office ht nights.
= -RooLs. Toys, Pianos. Organs. Sewing
: Machines. F.. D.Fitzpatrick, 18th st.
-krl wanted, to do Lonsey"rk. II
X German arsfsrrsMAh at &oneAer's.
j. j.. Stires has purchased two lots
east Of W. A. McAilistsr's on nth street
Suppose thus town should become
clean and decent. in some respects
once.
" you ASnt thetNesNn straAks hats
I sonSy get item at ~: Ml"aN II
: cents ascrnp.
We have just received "A new invoice
y of chamber suites. Goods received dai
ly at r. w. Herrickis. 2l2t
a big blow Sunday night from the
south, succeeded 10y rain. Guess things
will grow now, all right. 49,.
-Nels Olson has heen appointed post
master cf Looking Glass 10 succeed J.F
Anderson, who resigned.
Insure your property with North 4
. Chambers. They will place your policy
with the best companies. 3Stf
The daughter Of q. johnson, the
express agent. who has boon afflicted
with aeasles. has recovered.
L. IL. North returned from Ken
4 lucky Saturday, bringing with. him 4
y. fine blooded trotting stallion.
Superintendent Cramer wa in the
northern part Of the county on schoO
business yesterday and today.
1 Farm for sale: al acres. on easy an
Nnual payments and at low interest. Z
W.. Heinrich. Real Estate Agent.
The celebrated Quick-Meal. AM
Monarch gasoline stoves, the best in tn
market. For sale by 4. Boettcher. Att
Platte Center elected as trustees
Vim. Bloedorn, j. A. kehoe. RObt. Pin
son, NJ. f. Clother and Il. Nelson.
Remember the Home restaurant
\ north OF Union Pacific passenger depot
when in need of a meal. day or night.
The excavation for C.. II. Sheldon
new. fine residence. corner Of Fourteenth
and Quincy streets. has been completed
We understand that it is the inten
ton Of e. 4. Brindley to contest the late
election for members IL the schOo
hoard. .
Plymouth Rocks and Single-coml
~ White LsHherns Of the finest strains
Eggs for Matching Sl.5J. setting. II. z
Coolidge. IT
More rain Monday night made al
the streets muddy no need OF sprinkler
Tor a few days, and ii" present though
Of dronth.
The celebrated newspaper CORES
pondent, Frank G. Carpenter, is a for
incl pupil of J. H. Reed, our former fel
low-citizen.
Be sure 10 renew your INSURANCE
/ With North & Chambers. They will. ii
~ all respects, deal fairly by. you, and pre-
,s.t vour interests. 3Stf
j. r. Meagher and. family move thi
week to their fine new residence in High
land Park. We are very sorry to los
them from Ninth street.
-Georeis Clother and the Misse
Poet. gave a birthday party Saturds!
:: IN honor OF the twelfth anniversary G
the birthday Of Dean Cummings.
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Work has begun on the completion
Of ST. Bonaventura church. The length
will he doubled: the wood part OF the
west wall al it. has been standing for
several years will be left until the re-
mainder is completed. The steeple will
not be placed for several years.
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FINAL PROOF.
Land Office at Grand Island. N-b..
April 9Th. 1871.

y April 9Th, 1851. a..
NStice il hereby given that the following
na,n..i settler has filed notice IL his intention tO
make final prOof in support 81 hhs claim. ANIL
that said pr,s,f will h., made bs,f.Se the clerk 81
the district cnart at t~olumbus. Neb.. On May 2ai,
ISL. viz: John C"rnick. Homestead No. lHsst1.
for the r.. !. y. W. !. AMI W. :. =. h. "A - section
r., township II north, If range 3. west.
He names the blowing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation III,
said land, viz: Joseph kn..pic. Michael kn.H.
David r.. Campbell and William ~t;r"ss,rt. all 1T
tienna, Neb. FRANKLIN Swkkr.
iaprS Register.
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hittI eptFSNCs LIE IL 'Nsos -Asco
Miss Annie Reimer, Master Bert Cool
idge.
Phil. Sprecher. Il talented newspa-
per man of Norfolk, WAS in the city
Monday on his way To Schuyler. for a
weeks recreation among old friends.
lie honured us with a call. and during
his few minutes %sOjOurn, We got from
him the outline Of the beet sugar pro-
ject, which report had said Norfolk had
invested in at a loss. Mr.. Sprecher says
the reports are not just; that the mann
binding, Of brick is 1NDx3lO feet, the
walls being ~ to "a II. high and 10
inches thick, the joints teing struck on
both sides. with buttrasses. here and
there. ~ inches thick; the foundation
for machinery alone took l,OOO.NO brick;
the beet sheds are iaO It. long; the smoke
stack OF brick. is l@ It. high. Mr..
Sprecher says the building alone is
worth $75,OO. There are now, on the
way from New Orleans, S3 car loads Of
machinery, and another ship load to
follow. The plant, ut a low valuation,
figures up S2:O,NO and Norfolk consid-
ers herself fortunate in securing it for
the gift Of $lOO.OM.
-.ArbOr Day comes on the I'D OF
April. The state superintendent has
prepared an outline OF exercises suitable
for schools celebrating the occasion.
These have been sent out in limited
numbers to the county superintendent
and may be had by dropping a card to
that official. The season is favorable
for the growth Of trees, and the schools
of Platte county could do a cOmmenda-
BILE work in observing the day with gen.
eral tree planting. Let the teachers
take hold Of the matter.
X-Mr.S hpesifer, what in the world are
~ going N do with sll<b Nps and
roasters. that he farmers <re Bringing
you? Well. You sea Ny. Man, A am
going to\send Nar-ARaA oNchicRens
west, apd iApeoplsAw y haSe &ickens
forsale,& rinA them Y this &eeA they
will st the highest Nia<s. Aresoa 60
ing to ny cash Tor he% Ne but I
give Nbem The top price.\iM goods, and
for thiszeason. Nave so many chickens.
The city attorney at Fremont gave
it as his opinion that ''every registered
voter can vote for members of the school
board" The attorney general of the
state says the statute provides that a
male or a female, in order to vote at a
school election, must have certain
property qualifications" This last is
not requisite il. the person has children
of school age. residing in the district"
Sunday, Lizzie Edgar and Pearl
Blank Of Schuyler were arrested by
Chief of Police McTaggert for disOrderly
conduct. One Of them held the lines
over a team of horses, while the other
| piled the whip, and the team was about
used up. We are informed that the
girls are not seventeen. and have been
inmates of the notorious and infamous
place kept by Madame Hattie Perry.
Omaha Charlie is in town this week
with his Wouded Knee Indians. He has
a fine collection Of Indian curiOsities,
.,l;o, nDlomapts atc etc also DhOtO-
graphs of noted Indians. He is located
in the hall one door north Of Pollock &
Co.'S drugstore. Admission 10 cents
Take your children, and. satisfy Their
curiosity .
Work has begun on the completion
| Of st. Bonaventura church. The length
will he doubled: the wood part OF the
-o-.n -. - Loo haon Of fnu
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" Notice.
The, ASder.ignsI has 'Nauapii,y Of
s;:s . ASA S:;s., ~@S !:''S "a s; i$SI sss
wheat. Y %\ JoHSWIsk.
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Roll Of Honor.

Roll Of Honor.
The following list should be added to
that published last week. frOin Miss
Addis Ransdell's room:
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y \ ~. seed:\
Mclean Az Aed<er sals\Qr to\loan
Price lon A@dtess by mail Y \
AZ. Rxkx11, GolumbuAN Mel.
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fever abated and Conway fell into calm
sleep.
eve have saved HE nfe,9 said Dascnt,
with deep breath.
Although tho worst was over, Conway
required for days the most constant care
that Dascnt and Mamie couid give him.
lie lay languid aud exhausted. all but un-
conscious Of their presence. And this was
their hardest trial. II was comparatively
easy 20 put self In the background during
tho excitement Of battling with the dis
ensc. not No 10 continue waichfnl aud ten
der now that the reaction had come Stiil
they came triumphantiy out Of the ordeal,
each strengthened Ia love and respect for
the other.
One day they were walking by the win.
dow Of the sick room when they weru
startled by seeing Conway rise In bed ard
point terror stricken TO the door. II was
the ilrzt Sign Of vitality he had shown.
"who IL that womani How did she get
hercw
And then voice was heard from the
halli
u don't caro- whether Mr.. Conway Ia M
or not Just tell him that his wife, Mrs
Conway, wishes 10 speak with him"
"f'lossici My wifer' cried Conway.
"Do you mean to say you married that
woman you apongcd on Ia EnglAndf'
cried Dasent florcely.
The woman's voice outside WINS barely
audible. Conway fcll back exhausted on
his pillow.
Yes" he eAspcd. "rho gnmc's mp
Why didn't you let me diet think am
dying now Maimie''---
lie struggled 10 say more. but tho words
stuck In hls throat iie drew two or thrvc
spasmodic brcaths aud then raised himself
oonvulslvcly and fell back dead. lie had
died u shock"
"Ah. my dear Miss pfisclllal" said n no.
gro woman. about twO months after this.
TO friend who was doing hut the kindly
Office Of plating her hair, as they sat ut
the threshold Of house. 1T was the
obcah ~ did u. White people laugh a,
obcah, hut when you pa, obcah over a
door something's boup' for 10 happen In.
side"
"lIow hi. vito come to fnd hint" In.
quircd Miss Priscilla.
We'll the reverend say ~ how Il war
judgment Of the cool God, bus think IL
war the obcah and the mouth that war put
upon him ever scnoc he came that brought
hi. wife out 20 B'hados play acting"
"whats that, Mls. SophyF'
"PlAy acting Replied Miss sophy. who
had seen the world. IL pretending 10 b.
somebody else. like n you aud mo war 10 20
roun' saying wcwaf white pcoplo on plat
form. aud the folks MI laugh"
II 80" saii Mas Priscilla
"And then obtah must have told her he
was hgre. and 10 hhc came Al. my dear
Mlss Priscilla, he was nal wicked. Tho
debbie's cot him now BY the foot Aud
now Miss Maimlc'. gFine 10 be- married.
and 4 gwiuu away from TurRhucla, now
that Mount Pleasant l. TO ~ sold wish
w could put olpah on her and make her
stay, bat thar's SOME things u won't do,
my dear child. But IN 80 70 old Joe, aud
make the old Niger put a great big obsah
WHOM Miss MAlnilc aud DE- D,sent rut mar.
red Tor them 70 have lota Of pretty chill.
lun. Thank you, Miss Priscilla, nln't
bocn able 10 ~ any one 10 do my hair for
tho lat thra m0ulhs.-All tho Year
Round.
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Neglect Of personal cleanliness Il by no
means confined u the poorer classes. There
Hro numbers Of well 20 do people who sel.
dom or never wash, and 10 whom the
"morning tub" Il nn unknown auxiliary
10 health aud comfort. Yet il tnkes very
little tlme, expense or trouble 10 secure
nbluiion Of tho body Of some sort. A hand
basin, q sponge, shallow bath or Hat tub,
a piece Of good white soap with no excess
of alkali, a couple of gallons OF water and
towel nre all that arc required, and the
whole process need not occupy mora than
i've minutes.
Even rubbing the body frat with a dry
towel viii In most eases keep tho skin sui
ilelcntly clean during the week and pro
mote healthy reaction, provided a warm
bath with good soaplng "a taken at the
close Of the week A good ilcsh brush l.
also a valuable adjunct Exchange.
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bismarck on the thone Of franool Thi.
sounds rather astonishing. but ho was ones
spoken of Ia that connection. Aud b. Ma
poleon, too, u was during the detention
Of the dethTaned empororat Wilhelmshohe
Ia 1874, when Napoleon and some members
NJ hls stall were discussing the prohabili.
ties % Napuluun rca,cvudinF the Frunch
throne, news Of the dolngE OF thu commute
was brought Ia.
"llorrlhle-too horriblei" exclaimed le
petit cmpcrcur,
And then, after long silonoc, he re
fumud, II know a man who. u on tho
French throne, would 10 master Of Ger
many Ia ak months"
Ills name Aref asked his nephew.
Prince Muut.
"nlsmarckT replied the emperor. as he
turned on his heed New York Telegram.
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the OLD BOAT.

A wornoui boat upon the shore,
The childrcn's playground IL u now
The troubled deep II tcmpta no more
II lie. At rest like rusty pillow.
And Jet u basks In bright noontide.
IL csho-- gladly chlldish voices,
A sailors wife leans here. and vide
Her outlook till her heart rcIolceA
Hero lovers meet whom dusk draws near.
Theft voyages have scarce bcgun.
Ali may they keep vows truc and dear,
Until their resting days are won-
Tor fls not every craft that lics .
70 calmly on kindly shore.
Ard Tia not ever heart Il wise
To cherish love when youth Il DER.
-Beatfix 1. Tollcmache 10 Academy.
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a young man camping Ia the Sierras dis.
covered and captured a butterfly u an un-
usual species, He ssut. Il 10 tho smithson.
IAN insiiiutinna al Washington and received
check for y ,5ol With the request 10 make
careful search for other moths Of the same
species, supposed TO 10 extinct, aud great
was tho excitement among scientists az the
discovery That one Of the racn had been To-
Gently alive Although diligent search has
been made hy men paid for the service no
other specimen has been found, 81, Louis
ulobe Democrat
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The other evening. riding on a street car
with lady, the writer felt In his waist
coat pocket and discovered thcrc no small
change except nickel and i've cop
per cuntA All the.a coins he took out aud
poised hatwccn thumb aud fnFur pfupara.
tory 20 paying the two farus when the con.
ducior came along "Dcar mop the lady
exclaimed. ''yol arr not going 10 give tho
poor fellow ooppouf" "Why uotf" asked;
wouldn't be rather have them than
change a dollar" "Of course not" she
said. don't you know that tho company
won't lot thom turn Ia p,nnlcs, but that
they have 10 go and ct rid Of them some.
wherui"
did not know Il. and indeed seriously
doub,ed that q corporation could b. a.
mean 10 IT, employees a. that, Iinslsind on
paying the farc, with the nlckel and the
nyo coppcrn, bat a. aoou a. he had rung
bis bell punch the lady asked the man
point blank. rs II true that tho company
won't receive pennies from yuuW "Oh.
W, its true" said tho man, they won't
Ice ne turn in any pcnnier, aud good
sharc II the little time wo have 10 our.
selves We have 90 spend Ia running around
and Fc,tlng ~ Of the miserable stuft."
felt guilty,
do many pcoplc give you eoppersf
"W0meu, mostly" said tho conductor.
They iust dump thcm on IA, Whenever
/ ] 49, woman Rvt onto q car ! think she's
. going ~ give me coppefn," This, In view
I u the fact that Il was the Lady with me
who had protested against my trausaetlon.
made me feel gulltlrr stlll. hut the con-
| duetor went on ruionilcssiyi I'VE have 10
/ take ON. but w get even with EN- a. we'll
a. We can. always glyo n woman snme
/ conpera In change, i've cents most always,
and always when she gives mo n dime "a
| pay her fare Hut ain'tqulte got the gall
to give ooppeTz 10 a man. "-iioslon Tran.
l Hgflul
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A Bonehss boy.

A"stN"N HN'fAfNsl
MT. and NJ. STARK, who reside on
montgomery street, have little son,
i9uf ysan OLD who Is n natural ouflos.
iy' lle seems IN DO homeless, or II he
mas bones they are rubber like liz
nn,h.ss sVanu, TOT his littlo legs arc too
~aI'h, 70 support his body, and his
H. s ns - twenty-five OF thirty pounds.
WI, ~. scratch the back Of hls head
MIN MIN ~ ieet and can sleep with M
h nvau os.ween his legs. He can foll
n,,n.sli laIo ball aud IA a wonderi,,i
o Oscar His parents came fiom
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LOCAL TLAiSA
SAT- LAEE ANp ognHs.
Leave salt IAta 40 ain. sfi a m. and as
pm. neturninr, arrive sait LAKE gt9 Anl.
tif pm, 10 pm.
uisuuAa AN wAsAfcu
Leave salt tAko 400 an, returning. arrive
tat lake Qopm.
ANfnicAs FonE, rnoyo. srHiNuyitLn.
fnikfln. NJ, FlfAaANf AM nASTL
Lave fAit tAko p.ig H.m. returning. A..
rive hall i.Atc 80 pm.
u. o. DODGE. J. n. nxsgKTr,
GeneTn MANAGE Gen. rAtaAs
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REG7zao
LflGa Dc yapOreS- -COlFGg cspaad6
ENTIRE
LIVERPOOL, PTO.-RICO Y sAETO DOMINGO

ENTIRE
LIVERPOOL PTO.-RICO sANTO DOMINGO
Los vapores de esta empresa destnadOs di-
chO serViciO, son los siguiontes:
San jean, Captain, Ezaguirre.
PmertO RiQMesO, . ClrOn.
Arecibo, Garate.
BOrinqWen, g Mendialdua a
Mcy0gIeg, " Gutierrez.
DespachadOs unO el % de cada mes, dos veces
escala en Santander.
Para otrOs pOrnenOres dirigirse los sefO-
$40 White, ForInan 81 Co., de liverpool, SObrlnUs
de Ezqulaga, San Juan de Puerto Rico.
lspos de etes desde p"ertos do "a Lsis do PtOR Rico
d Ear0p0 pOr los r0pores de Ia Inca
VIZ 9. FormGn'y CO
PARA LONDRES
Cacao On sacos. ....-.... 47i6
Ldf6 - ..-....ss..'4l6
Cacao barriles.. $500. 67l6 Por tOneiada meta
Gate . ......"67l6 entregada, con
u Iayaba- .,s..-....... 37f5 trasbordO
Ess 'k1A. 4216 Liverpool
&1u0ac en saUOB. 461
PARA LIVERPOOL
81 menos pOr tOuelada que los tipos RenciOna-
iOs a"rlba.
1Ol meuos por tonelada pOS azdcaT sacOs.
PARA HAyRE, HAMBURGO 7 BREMEN
Cate. -.
GSacaOo '.'s -.
Cera. ..............S5 $50
y y Iatieras s.............l con trasbOrdo
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ReloieTia ltallala,
JOYERIA Z HOPTICA
DE iii
A0 q = 1zn WUaA
Gale de San Francisco, nunero ri,
esquina q San Justo
PNrs -Ric0

En- este antique y acreditado estableci-
mientU Sc encuentra constantemente un yaria-
do surtido on prend9s de orO con brillantes,
de plata double de Ultima novedad, relojes,
SEES precioS, dc oro, plata, nikel, oxidadOs,
lentes espeueloS de todas classes para se1o
ras y caballeros. 4v
Gemelos para teatro campo. Bast0nes
lie canas tinas con punos de oro, plata y nikeL
Relojes dc COste, dc pared despertadores.
Gubiertos do plata dc metal blanco platea-
los, anil!os para seIvilletas, cOnYoyes, azucare-
v;4s, manteqnilieras, etc, etc.
Sc cumpOnen aieInas tOda cIase de relO-
IS pUr difIcil que sea la reparaci6n SO garan-
tizan tOtlos los trabajo due Sc hagan On la
Casa, sf+t aE
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IgNEDURIA DR LIBROS

Jnsgps completes de BORRADoR, DIARIo
MAYOR, : nbrl de GAIA, colOcados en- una be
nita s6lida carpeta, COMB Sc usan en los CO
legi0s conerciales de Europa los Estados-
UnidUs para 81 aprendlzajs de La teneduEta, de-
libFOs. 4sssA
Todo por Is centaYos
Por so centavos mas, g remitirssn cnal-
quier punto do ID isla pOT e1 correo.
Libreria de Sanjurjo Vidal, Fortalsza, 26.
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TRIsEGURO

Preservntvo especial, uecesario tOdos.
Media ttcii rit1tiO para curar las enferlneda.
DIES aeFttlS, d tvltAras.
81 sgnle ea III Capital, bnticas de CUTLER
m ty. h aato, dA.iar'l1 ~ Poaee,. Vale s
Canci0.
Aayagiez, G j. MOnAgas.
= -
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RaToRNo

(lI TIasbOrda al cOrreo salidO IA Santande
20 la carga para Habana Mejleo
~ Puerto LlnlOm 80 slrve pOr trsAshOrdO.
(6, TrasbOtda Ia Carga para eI MedlIerlaneo es
panOl un vapor de u COnpania.
~ LA earga para Geneva queda bOrdO del
aver que Ia Ilevara ds,Sde Havre, donde Uomara
atlehlas la que habnaiO ltiOa opcl0l al navre sea
ttestllala d Italia. LA parada en e Havre Il
ulara al CleinpO absu tsmonte R0cesarIO para lat
uegaeloRea de desoaRga as1lireacsbH del Oaa ns
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ALCOH0LADO ARoM6TIC0s 81
SaV1a aVa
Producto industrial puertorriqueho

PFOuucO0 lnuusErIaI pu6FGOFFlqUeno
PERFUME TROPICAL
Eas<:sasttntbte, pr0piO para et tOcGdOT 81 6gtso
Tdpico eticaz para las cefalaIgias, neuralgias
dolores reumaticos, resfriadOs, cOntusiOnes, pi
caduras de lnSectOs, etc.
SUpOrta la cumpetehcia con cualQuier prepa,
raci0n dc 81 genero, penas .ofrecidO al pd-
blic0 ha cOnquistadO cr6ditO y nOtoriedad.
De venta en esta Capital:
Farmacia del LcenciadR Guillermety.
EstabecimientO de don Felipe Hecht. i
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Vaporas oorreos Rspa6oles
soE Ia COMPANIAs ATI4tgTIC
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servicio para puerto-Rico y la Hahana
sALIDAS.-De Barcelona los dias "a rs ds
oatla mes. De Valencia 81 5. De Malaga el =
e. De Cadiz Il 10 so. De Santander q rs.
De la Coruna el 21. ~ #
Sc e1penden billetes directos para Mayagiez,
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara Nuevitas, Saba
lila Colon, con frashordo en- Puerto- Rico O
liahana ~e
v1AJEe pIREoTo DEsDR PUERTO. RICO
"A LA coRUNA sANTANDER.
Salida de- sPuerto-Iaico et cgiG 10 de cado mes
80 expi,len pasajes de ida vnelta con 25 pO1
ITO de lebaja
A Las familias que paguen la equivalenca de 4
pasajes cnteros 50 les harala rebaja de Is por 100
Esta rebaja applicable los biletes de ida y
vueta.
En- la Il 3" clase. Tn nin0 menOr de amos
on cada famia, gratis. Los denas memories de
amos. / de pasaie ale 8 j IL amos cump plidos,
lasaje, de II amos cunpdos, pasaje entero.
En- 5. pretereneia y ga Oriinaria I'm niho has
ia Z aTlOa, gratis. DE 2 amos, pasaje, de Il
!, amos, pasaje, dr II ailos en adelante pasaje
s4utero
Ltesess ssr Rsssrss3eR q COSOas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-15
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Habendeme a,judicddo el Excmo Ayun.
tamiento, en pdblica licitaci6n, Ia recaudacion
do limpuesto de- consumes sobre carnes frescas
dc ganado vacllno, lamar = de certla y necesi-
tando auxiliarme en- su ejercicio de persona
que SO halle colBpletamente identificada con
mis- entereses, h8 tendo por conveniente otor-
gar poler especial, ante e NOtario don Juan Ra-
mon de Torres, Il don Juan CarrNras AIvaraz ;
debiendo entendeIse como practieadas ttirec.
tanente cnnlnigO tOdas las operaciones ofcia-
los 8 particulares, references al citatlo derechO
de consumes, que con dicho senior SO practi
Quen.
Puerto-Rico, do Mario le 1891
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