davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Monitor., 1891-10-02


II the Prohibition " o0GstoEa MOSITeR
had been two OF three years earlier il ad-
yisiDg It's party % 20 il with the Repab-
lIezBs on the Legislative ticket, there
would nes be arr occasion f0r It's present
oufsry against Democratic geTfyfazusler
Legislation" 2Gd ''lhs cEtEzEe reEpstrzfsG
by Governor Ab5sI- ols t-e people q Cum
besszud e0z1ty Il t5s iHiezsto1s exe5se
bard appointment Ses+Ee. Il iA=ss
zcts e9uld have Lesa zceqrn Ellsi- = i '-zle Il
lad beel repgsse1ted 5u ;be -ensTs y :
T.epubisczn ~ tsze SESSION Il 1913, E.seu by
one v0ts .Ee DeEoerzIs Eers sEZ5lsG =
E5pe CIT loszi oYt5oB sEa gerry TyL1zLdsE t5s
stzte tbr0Egh Ehich rbey have siDes ~
talEed c9stEel ofEbe Lsgzslzture. - CzEIes1.
C9ar5er.
ftle Pcekibitlon parry u HsE Jsrsey
b responsible ~ ths roliEsezI lisggrern-
neat and n&l- sdministrztloa oflsz, ~
st4ad By she coarisy. tEen re slo1ld COT
c.ud= i deserving zb9as -he woFss lis gre
miss say Il i.-proyIdsd the patty oFpos-
ing wong be respoasi5is for that Z rou-.
Bat why the Prohibition parry responsible
for EAat the Democrats may dor How
AM Wy /. IL th4i any one bur Democrats
should be aHsweFabie for xkAf they d0s
Does It follow any way that because some
Of The raost Outrageous sets Pe-perfated CT
any people have been consumn&ted II tie
name Of the Democracy of New Jsrssy
that all tie Democrats Of liz STATE are
ehaigable for It? No; ProhibitioBists are
no, % blame for this. Republicans are not
70 blame, and only such Democrats - con
done the usurpatioa Of their leaders At
Trenton and support them By their votes
in the future should be held responsible for
that sort Of Democracy.
The Monitor., 1891-10-02
YOUR
EYE SIGHT !!

1t is an erroneous idea that
the wearing Of glasses should
be dispensed with as long as
possible. If they assist the
vision use them.
There is no danger of your
seeing too well, and there is
considerable satisfaction in bav-
ing Normal Vision.
The Importance of good sight
is unquestionable, and in ninety
per cent. ofall causes of defec-
tivevision, properly fitted glasses
with lens accurately coned, will
in the majority of cases render
vision normal.
Parents. are you sending
Children to School who have TO
hold a book closer than reading
distance, who have to contract
the eyebrows and squint and
hold the head in grotesque posi-
tions to read we'll
The Monitor., 1891-10-02

After the South Jerssyman and National
Standard have decided as ID whether We
have Republican paper published in this
county, they may get down to the minor
and comparatively unimportant matter Ct
looking up nominee for Assemblyman.
Governor Of the State, and incidentally a
President for these nited States.
The Monitor., 1891-10-02

A man representing himself as an agent
from Wanamaker's stores, Philadelphia. is
s.indling the residents Of Woodbury. By at
taching to lamps an alleged patent gas gen.
orator, which, upon examination, proves 10
be small piece Of red flannel attached to
the wick. lie gives the names ofprominent
men as references, bat inquiry reveals the
fact that they know nothing about the man.
The Monitor., 1891-10-02

oYYiCERs wv. c. 7. T.. wopDsTo8s:
President NJ lss Aida IL. TURNER.
Vice Presidents, MISS MAETIE GAUST, M.as
CozA wARE.
Rec secretary, MISS IRENE =. SMITH.
Cor. Secretary, Miss BELLE G. HUEPHsETs
Treasurer Miss LULU WRIGHT.
Time Of meeting ". G I. T. Thursday after
aoou st 3 O'Clock.
evening att. 80 O'Clock
The Monitor., 1891-10-02

When some OF the Republican nexsps-
pars get tired of psgging away at the Pro-
hibition party, which, they claim, as SIM
ply an annex to the Democratic party,
they mar find time to put in feint some
thing OF the kind on tie main building
the simon pure Democratic party.
The Monitor., 1891-10-02
SALE
OF 40 cent New Orleans Moiasscs
for 25 cents per Gallon.

Last February we bought more than car
load OF New orleans moasses which we have
time we also bought 35 barrels of higher grade
10 sell at 40 cents. The - cent was such coed
value that the 40 cent quality was neglected
and the consequence Is that we have % bar
lels of il yet on hand. New crop will be here
in January, and although we might possibly
sell the entire % barrels in The meantime at
drop of cents a gallon we want 10 move III
out quick, and to do this viii sell IL. the zoe
quality, while it lasts, at y cents gallon. To
give all a chance we prefer not 10 sell more
than gallons at any one purchase.
Z. Il. HUMPHREYS \ CO.
The Monitor., 1891-10-02
Salem Co. Orphans Court.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Enoch ;. Fogg and Charles Ill. Rich
man. administrators OF Phebe Lloyd,
deceased, by direction of the Surrogate
of the County of Salem, hereby give
notice TO the creditors OF the said phebc Lloyd,
deceased, to bring in their debts, demands ana
claims against the estate OF the said decedent,
under oath or affirmation, within nine months
from the date hereof or they will be forever
barred OF any action ngainst the said admins
trptcrs. ENOtiI ). FbGc,
CHARLES III. HICKMAN,
Dated Aug. IL, lsel-s-ii-lot Administrations
The Monitor., 1891-10-02
DEPARTMENT OF THE ". C. 7. ..
OF W0ODSTOpgN. N. j.

,7YiogRs oY1HE sALEH ceExTY woN4s's seHsTsT-
TAS TExPgRA nee TEToS:
Pres. Mrs REBECcA p PATTEEsos. Salem
Cor sec MIS-. EcEsEL1A W IsTAR, salem.
Rec see. Ms. @. J. GRoPP Pennsgroye.
Treas, VI rs. MAGGIE CgIsPIs. shGrptow1.
The Monitor., 1891-10-02
NEW RESTAURANT

TINE undersigned has opened new res
J. tanrant In the building nexe door 20
"MOnflors' eftiec, Main street. and VIII
keep Mt all times a fuil supply Off. u. Mounts
celebrated Ice cream. frnits, Cakes, Candies,
Nuts, etc. Give us a cAti
5is MRS ANNIE SHEPPARD.
The Monitor., 1891-10-02

oFYICERs ". c. ?. L, WooDsToTE.
President, MIS-. ANA SOLDER
Cor secretary, Mrs. J. ". HUsPHREYs.
Recording Secretary, ELIZA p. GTBSoS-
Treasurer, MEs. ANY DAVIS.
The Monitor., 1891-10-02
MoNDAY. ecTOBrR ee. 1891.

In front ofthe Court House, in the city of Salem
\. j., in the afternoon Of said day, between the
hours of and p. m, the proDerty situate near
Auburn. in the township Of Pilesgroye, lit the
county Of salem and State Of New Jersey, on
the main road leading from Auburn TO " oods
town about one mile from the former place.
all those certain tracts of land known rs the
q sTrison tract and the Ambruster tract, con
tanning in the aggregate about ~ acres. The
Ambruster tract, containing about - acres
Will be sold whole. The Garrison tract
containing about 2a0 acres, will be offered i'll
parcels, OF which map viii be prepared for
the examination of those desiring 10 bid.
small part of both sracts Is in heavy tim
Der and the balance Is excellent truck land
well worth the attention of truckers. There
is an abundance of mari. easily reached, on
both tracts. An excellent quality OF stone for
building purposes is on the Garrison tract.
Conditions, which will be liberal, Will be
made known on day of sale. Parties wishing
to view the premises viii be shown the same
by William Aaitsons " no resides in Auburn.
DANIEL GARRISON. Nj. II.
VIRGINIA q. KING,
l025-5t Executors.
The Monitor., 1891-10-02
FIGURE IT UP.
DAVID JOHNSON,
ETERSON'S BLOCK,
SECOND FLOOR,

Has opened up tailoring parlors, and has on
hand a well-selected line OF samples of cloths,
for suits, overcoats, etc. which will be made
TO measure in good style at reasonable prices.
Careful attention given TO repairing and
alterations 9ls4t
The Monitor., 1891-10-02
Executors Sale
Valuable Real Estate!

DY virtue ofa power OF sale contained in
ID the last will and testament OF Daniel J.
Garrison, decd. the subscribers, executors of
said will, Will offer for public sale, on
The Monitor., 1891-10-02
REPORT

OF the condition of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
~ of Noodstown, AT Woodstown, in the
State of New Jersey, at the close of business
9th month 18th. 1891.
The Monitor., 1891-10-02

IONTRACTs taken and estimates given for
I j ditching and thing. All work done in
frst-class manner. JAMES wHALEN w Gods
town, N j.. s-aatf
The Monitor., 1891-10-02
Admission. 25. 35 and Scots

Reserved seat tickets now on sale at the
new store under Opera House.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
Non plus ultra

Por fin ell problema del movimiento continue
es va nm hecho y Puerto Rico le cabe Ia honra
de haberlo descubierto. ~ qui6n fu6 ell que 10
10 descubri6
-5Quienq -Te 10 dire 81 me guardas el Sc
cretO, s--Convendo.
-Pues Hegate q la Flor BOrinque10 de Paco
Giralt, San Jose 25, y veras como entra sale la
gente comprando peras, melOcotones, cirnelas, al
baricoques, conservas de pescado, bacalao la
vizcaina, merluza, langosta bonito, 20 centa-
vos ata. Pimientos morrOnes, 10 centavos. Ca
lamares en- su tinta, vinos, Navarro, Priorafo
Valdepena q Is ctvs botella, Sarduas dobles en-
aceite escabeche real. Idem pequenas q
ochavos, -. No sigas chico, que habas mas
que Lagojannis. --Pues bien t7abajare, callado
como & 24labrega SO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
Fotograffa eni....., prosa

LleVa el nombre la joYen, cuyo retrato voy
9 bosquejar, de la mas c6lebre de las M6dicis,
aun cuando es por sus virtudes antltess com
pleta de tan famosa mujer. Su nfvea frente,
sus ojos de energica y reluciente mirada son
capaces de encender I'm amoroso volcan on
cualquier coraz6n VarOniI por fri0 que parezca
Toca muy bien el piano, al cual arranca
celestes armonfas es digna imitadora de Terp-
sfcore como dice mi amigo Semper. Muchos
la pretenden, pues sus naturales gracias une
81 encanto del dinero, como segdn dicen,
siempre es bueno un pan con. :. Pero veo que
os estoy cansando y---- termino.
DeseWgd55o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
Banos de Ia Providencia
BH La MARINA.
PDNTILLA

Debendo estos quedar instalados en- bre-
We, su dueno ruega las familias que le tienen
pedido abono, Sc siryan manifestare la hora
la cual des6an Sc les file ell mismo.
81 abono para ell publico en- general queda
alberto desde ell dia del corriente on la calle
dc Ia Fortaleza ndmero 81, principal. El pre-
dias, es de 5 pesos, pefo no Sc limita eI nl1me-
70 de personas que puedan baharse en- Ia hora
de abOno.
Ell banjo general de hombres no admite
abono, cada baflo castara 10 centavos, cuyo
efecto SO expenderan tarjetas en- ell mismo es-
tp blecimiento. 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22

ALMANAQU QUE.-MayoI vernes. Santa
Rita de Casia, yiuda santas Quiteria y Julita,
virgenes martires.
EFEMERIDE.-1511 Da principle la Sc
gunda fundicion de orc hecha en- esta Isla, que
dio un producto de 15,5O0 pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
Secci6n mercantiI
!. MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL


Agetcay.-Hoy Sc han vendido $50 sacos
centrifugada "a Laura a 1888.
eleS.-Continl1a ell mercado sin opera
clones de que Lacer menci0n.
CGf9.-Sin alteration: las existencias de
primeras manos Sc reducen considerablemente
y Sc acerca la termination de la campana. Sc
paga6e $243 a $248 por corriente limpio Sc
gun calidad.
Ron.-De Desanimada la demanda q conse-
cuencia de que son muchos los que Sc dedican
la fabrication. V6ndese de $40 a 81 los 100
galones.
CGDSbi0S.-COn la marcha del corr6o espa-
mol, Ia demanda ha decaido Hoy cotiza ell
Banco como sigue:
Londres 60 DIV, S5-87a.
Paris DIV, $l7 por 100.
Estados-Unido DIV, q por 100.
Espana DIV, IA por 100.
Habana DIV, l3 por loo.
ENTRADAS
"A las ocho de la nocae de aver tomo
puerto de la Habana esca.a, vapor espaTol
1l09aMel0, de 386 t0neladas, captain Ginesta, a
EudWig Duplace. A Baro CO., SO els. ciga-
rrilos, 2 idem fosforos. Scres de Dorado U
Co., so els. Velas sebo. +. Guillermety, 6 els.
drOgas. A la orlen: v. G., 2 els fosforos u
", 25 atados tablil.as. 4. T. N, 25 els. olga
rrillos, / 81. tabacos-
vapores que Sc aguaraan.
LdgyS,a0go zarp6 el 10 de Santander.- Essska.
no, sali6 81 IA de Liverpool Rei,a0 Mercedes,
del % al 26.-E ESRa5a0, salio el 19Ale Vigo-
Fra'scS0, llegara de IN m0mento a otro.
Mercados de IA Isla
MAYAGUEz
Qf4-Muy limitadas existencias Sc pa
81 des ss26.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22

Para cd Restns0 tiSNaO .-Bien sencilla es la
medication que aconseja un doctor ingl6s para
curar las afecciones reumatIcas, puesto que
consiste on beber ell aqua on que Sc haya CO.
cido apio hasta 81 complete resblandecimient
de esta pIanta
Tarnbi6n recommends toInar con aIguna
frecuencia, para alimento, leche hervida con
harina un POGO de nuez moscada anadi6ndole
apio y pan para hacer una especie de sopa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22

socorro socorro gritaba un indivi-
duo. Sc reunio gente y al fin Sc supo que to.
MIA un hueso atraYezado en- ia garganta In
feIiz ST hubiera condo en- La CGt0zG9aG de
Fontanillas, San Francisco So, no le hubera pa
sado tai cosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
sECGIoN DE ANUNcIOs
TINTEROS! iTlNTER0Sl

Pobres, Ticos, todo ell que necesite COM
prar IN tinrero no debe hacerlo sin antes yer
el gran surtido que de este articulo tienen los
senores ARMAS y JIMENEZ
Sc venden en- este ESTABLISHMENTS 4 Ia
mitad de su precio.
- No es reclamo; es realidad 10 que Sc
anuncia. 1916
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22

Las han enviado.--Del anagrama A, Nal
donado, Srta. Juana Miraba E. Mirabal, Un
desdichado; Majenar. Del logogrifo Un des-
70, 81 desgraciado la fuga.-Jos6 J. Co.
Ion, Srta. Belen Pascual, A. Rocambole, Nicolas
Munero, E. Mirabal, Un desdichado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
Interesante

de Ia pulperia sucursaI. Caleta de San Juan
nt1mero l.
Para informes drijirse hasta el 80 del que
cursa don Jose Fernandez, San Francisco 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
Il NSO

AL renunciar en- 90 de Mayo de 1890 el po-
der generalisino que me contrieron los Sres.
sucesores de ]. SaIa y Co. de esta plaza omit
hacer publica la renuncia que hacia ta,nbi6n
del que me otorgaron los Sres J. Sala y Co. de
Nueva-Y Y ork y la que hago hoy para conoci-
mlento general.
Puerto Rico 16 Mayo de 1891.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
LOGOGRIFO NUMERICO
Ded5cado Il ma amigo Neptune.

l,23,45,6,7,891o,11, -, ,l5, ,l6, II l8 49, 20
2I22 2s,24,25 81 todo nombre o. dg apellido del
ron. Is, ,25, -, 8,6.8,47 Idem idem.-22,
2O,l4,22, Is, 81 Idem idem.-17, 16,5,3,13,17,
Nombre de mujer. Id, g. ,23,4,19,3 i'd i'd
7,16,4,19,2,1 9 it1em idem.-3 25,23,5,1 3
Una for, ,3,2,5,6,25,18 id. -17,24, i, Lilo,
3 id. id.-1O,,l, id. i'd, ,23,4
8,1l, 1878. i'd i'd. 5,98,18 Una fruta.-- l8,
A id. id 8,l8,23,25.9,4 i'd. id.-6, $751; i'd id.
s. 9,12, 1929 i'd. id.-5,6,7,4.14 Una ave-
1928, ,3,22,23,3,18 i'd. 18 i'd
id-22, ,l8, ,12,2,6,9,4 id. i'd, "a,
-13 Un verbo.- -10,3 Nota musical.
Juana- Diaz Jagpjter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
Sc VENDE

Por tener que ausentarse su dueno la
Peninsula, Sc vende ell acreditado estableei-
miento de pulperia situado en- la Gale del Girls
to ndmero 8. En- ell mismo establecimiento
inforsnaran. 15-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
n 0 I S

Los polvos 3entales del Dr. salicrup, pre-
parados con naterias puramentente vegetables,
es elmejor especifco que Sc conoce para con-
seryar la dentadura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
Juana-Dia
"a B

Si solo los que anan an al cielo,
Y til no amas, poEque amar no sabes.
Immense debe ser tn descoEsuelo
AL mirar que. .eerrado esta a tu anhelo
Con trancas, con cerrojos y con llaVes.
!. Noydo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22

Agsfc0y. Encalmada la demanda Refno
$23 a$2 95
MSeges.-Buena solicitud. Pagan de $16
$22 los 10 galones, segdn clase.
Cster0s.- -sostenidos.d Sc a 81 quintal los
salados
O0nsbi0S-
Londres 90 DIV $5-85.
NueYa-York, $2I por 100.
Espana, $14 q 16por 100.
PONCE
C1fe.- .-Encalmado a24 $26.
Ag@cGr. ID Demanda foja Refno, $1-a5
$3. Centrffuga o., $3a asa.
M5egeS. .-Buena demands $40 a $40 los
1l0 galones por extremes.
C0NsbSOS-
Londres 90 DIV, $500 5-s24.
Espa1a, $14 $15 por 100.
New York, $21 $215 por 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22

soluciones.-Del anagrama Rafael Esca-
lona.-De la criptografIa Cristina Pica.-Del
logogrifo: EIoisa Pacheco.-De Ia fuga Tus
ojos son dos luceros-que alutnbran mi cora
z6n-y tn sonrisa es la brisa-que da tregua a
mi passion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
CR1PTOGRAF1A
4 A,AsA, 3, = N, N, g, ,R,R,s,I,I,Z

Con estas letras fortnar 81 nombre ape
lido de una nina Bayamonesa, a quien le dedi-
60 esta criptografia.
sD rga llHNlc00s0.
Tenga usted muchol eHidadO cOnsIa falsifl-
caciones del vino Riojano dc Aleson, Rioja El
dnicO ppsitivamente genuiEO es@ 81 que SIC ven
de ca Ia tienda dc don Francisco Font, Forta-
leza esquina Tanca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
Habftaciones de ALQUILER

En- la Gale del Cristo ndmdro 15 altos, Sc
alquilan habitaei0nes amuebladas. Son muy
c0modas ventiladas. Tamb6n So reciben
ninos pupilo, y Sc alquiIa un mirador muy
espacioso. 15-14
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
NOCTURNO.

3 De los tr6mulOs aStrOs esplendenteS
Con que la noche salpic6 su velO,
Ell resplandor hiriendo nuestras frentes
Ne hace gozar indefnible anhelo .....
No tanto en- 81 espacio, vida mia,
Absorta flies tus miradas bellas,
Que pretenderas td, 70 no pOdria
Del cielO azul brindarte las estrellas.
-Lfmpido y puro resplandor derraman
Placidamente reluciendo suaves,
Parecen ser.pupilas que nos llaman
En- mudo idloma papitando graves.
No tan absorta, tus miradas VuelVas
Angel de mi passion, al alto cielo,
No vaya q acontecer que tie resuelvas
Viendo tn patria, levantar el Vpelo,...!
Justo Jose de C6Ydenas.
Els usted capitaIsta? En- casa de Armas
Jimenez, hay las grandes cajas de hero.
i Es listed comerciante en- granos Pues hay
medidas para aridos.
7 ademas, = despu6s, dep6sito de petroleo,
sillas para .montar de senoras y caballeros,
mafz, avena, afrecho, y no sligo por q. me canso.
Tengo IN amigo refactariO los placeres
de la mesa. Pu6s bien, ell otro dia me 10 en-
contr6 alegre, sonreido, satisfecho convertible
a la gastronomfa. Qui6n ha hechO el milagrO
81 nueYo restaurant, San Justo 10.
A MI AMIGO MARACUTO
Fot6grqfo de Ia Carolina.
81 Como YuelVas getg0t0r
ss a esa viudita hechicera,
Un ojo to Voy sacar
Con las puntas de mi tijera.
~. IN c0naiseyo cortadOy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
ANAGRAMA
SASESFOJ MAT0 IA ROCA

Deecomponer estas Ietras y combinarlas de
manera que pueda fOrmarse 81 nonbre v los
apelhdOs de una siInpatica Cagiiena quien
tengo 81 hOneg 1e dedicar este anagrana
san Lorenzo, IS. GO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22

Con este tratamiento asegura So recomen.
dante que desaparecen en- POGO tempo los do
lores reumaticos.
~ CGs0s qsse Sc ereconajepst50n --EL B UEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peluqueria de la Capital
PyopaetGrSO J. Apellanlz, San Justo, n1-
nero l6.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados. -Esmero VI limpieza
U,s consejo 4 49,.
Eres bonita, eres hermosa,
Eres tan bella como una rosa
/ Mas quieres que te Olga
4 Quedito una cosa
Isl eres bonita, si eres hermosa
Nunca prOcures ser Orgullosa;
POrque ell OrgullO puede ser cauSa
De que tn pierdas todas tus gracias.D
Aibonito IN Oejeto.
CoNVENCIDO de que la Emulsion de Scott
es sin duda alguna Ia mejor preparation entire
las de su especie.
Popayan, Dep6sito del Cauca, Colombia.
Noviembre 90 de 1883.
. sres. Scott y Bovine.
EStimados senOreS CumpllendO Con un
deber de eypontanea justicia, me es grato ma
nifestar a ustedes, que de algdn tempo q esta
parte, Yengo orienandO entire mi clientela el
uso de la Emulsion de Scott, y por los resulta-
dos que he obtenido, estoy conYencido de que
6sta 6s. sin duda alguna la mejor preparation
entire las de su especie, pues reune a mas de
las ventajas incontestables de una asimilaci0n
segura, la de ser sua7e al est6mago y agrada-
bic al paladar.
Con sentimient0s de alta consideration,
me es grato suscribirme de ustedes, alto. y s.. S.
Juan C @. Wallis, O.
M6dico, cirujano, miembro de la socie-
dad de Antropologia de Paris.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22


KallkOlith para pTeseTVaT las maderas
las paredes, de toda case de insectos, se Z en-
de q un peso la lata do dos galones on 81 alma.
cen de los .Sres. M. Roman CO., Cruz y 30
Puerto-RicO.
CHARADA
"A mi QWerjdo pgjnso MOnserrate Ramos.
Mi pyiNa0, Segst9a1G, tegciG cNarta
Son notas musicales
Siendo mi todO amada prina
in nombre pulcro afectado.
Caguas. NJ II. M.
sombreros, corbatas, canisas, cuelios, pu-
nos ETC., ETC. Sc encuentran extra superiores
On La Eleg09sc50 CetbG2s0, Fortaleza 40.
Cafe Molido !-i Cafe molido y Cafe moli-
do, puro sin maculas. En- la Tiefda Honda,
San Jose 27 donde encontrara usted de todo 10
bueno 10 mejor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
J7W coWsejo d "A

C0NVENCIDO de que Ia Emulsion de Scott
es sin duda alguna Ia mejor preparation entire
las de su especie.
Popayan, Dep6sito del Cauca, Colombia,
lln 1909
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22

Con este tratamientO asegura su Tecomen.
dante que desaparecen en- POGO tempo los do.
lores reumaticos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-22
Vapores Que Be aguardan !.

Cqfa Muy limitadas existencias Sc pa
"a des 1876.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-13
Dean g q Ware.

It will be pleasing news to the many
friends Of Rev. Ware, of Rapid City to
learn that at the::recent diocesan con-
ference in Sioux Falls the Reverend
gentlemen was appointed Dean Of the
Black Hills by Bishop Hare. The Ra.
pid City Journal in this connection
says: "Since coming to the Hills Mr..
Ware has been q hard worker in his
chosen field and the honor conferred
upon him recently was a just regogni.
ton of his ability and services. In the
farewell service rendered to Bishop
Hare last Sunday evening in the cathe.
deral at Sioux Falls, Mr.. Ware preached
the farewell sermon which was highly
praised by those who heard it, as well
as by the press. MIR. Ware accompan.
led the bishop, who goes to Japan on
special missionary work, as far as
Omaha. He expects to return in o few
days"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-03-13
Obituary.

In the city on Sunday, March 8, 1891
Charles Streator, an old soldier, a good.
Odd Fellow and an early settler IN
these parts, passed away. Mr.. Streat-
or was we'll known throughout this
section and has an unlimited number
of friends. He was the father.in-law
of Joseph Marty and Grandpa Streat-
or was the idol of the children. Some
two weeks ago he was accidcntly hurt
by being run over by his wagon on the
way to Nrestone's sawmill whence he
was engaged in hauling lumber. AT
frs. it was thought that his limb was
only bruised as no bones were broken
but time developed the fact that the
main artery had been severed and as q
result blood poisoning set Is. and an eff
fort made to amputate the diseased
member resulted in death. The shock
was too severe for an aged nan like
Charlie to withstand. Everything was
done for the suffering man that medi-
cal skill and assiduous attention could
devise. The kind and genial Charlie
is no more, but is held in kindly re-
membrance by every IL who knew
him. The Odd Fellows and the G. A.
Il. took charge of the remains and he
was land to rest in the bosom of moth
err Earth at one and a half o'clock this
afternoon. Charlie is mourned by a
kind and affectionate daughter and low
ing grand children as we'll as by many
true friends and acquaintance.