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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

We have noticed a number Of hogs
running loose around town this week.
A man who will keep hog right in
town is taking risks enough; but a
man who will let his hogs run loose
and pasture in his neighbours gardens
is no account for any purpose.
As we go to press report is in cir
culation to the effect that a freight
train on the Santa Fe got stuck in a
drift near Dodge City, Tuesday night,
and passenger following crashed into
the freight, causing bad wreck. No
particulars, however, can be obtained.
At the head Of our local page will
be found the announcement of the Star
Clothing House. Mr.. Leo Rnsenfeld,
the proprietor of the Star, carries one
of the finest stocks in his line in the
west, and to deal with him is not only
pleasing but profitable.
DIR. @. G.. Davidson, who has been
doing a dental business in Great Bend
for number of years, says that he is
pleased at the good words spoken of
his work by those Who have received
his services. In our column of profess
sional cards note that of DIR. David
son.
Rev. Benz Hartley, of Larned, who
has peen filling the Episcopal pulpit
at Great Bend, will remove to Vernon
Texas, where he takes charge of a
growing pastorate. Many warm
friends of Rev. Hartley in this CITY
will regret to see him leave this
locality.
The Methodist conference has
assigned Rev. W. E. Watson, vino
has been here for three years, to the
Mcpherson charge. The good wishes
Of large host Of friends go with him,
and many regrets are expressed that
he and his interesting children will
leave us.
Tie fates last Saturday evening,
we're favorable to DR.. Shaw who got
half horse; DR.. Mafett who got a
fourth of the same animal, and a Mr..
johnson of Newton who secured the
other one fourth of the sable Pegasus.
My Gilmore was awarded a set of
silverware and Heiko Feldkamp a
silver watch
Frank Phillips, living west of Hois>
ington few miles, was in the city the
first of the week. He has in over Il
hundred acres of wheat and says it is
as good as made now. He also thinks
he will have a goodly number of
peaches this year, if nothing happens
to the buds
The Knights of Pyt1ias lodge of
Eilinwood will give grand ball at
MangIesdorf's hall on next Monday
night Some Of the boys from Great
Bend are talking of going down. The
fact that the K. OF P. boys give the
ball is assurance enough that it will be
a pleasant affair.
MARRIED-On Sunday, March %,
1891. at the Dundee church, by Elder
JOS. Wickham, Ora A. Brewer to Miss
Mary E. Spencer, both of this county.
Ora is a son of T. II. Brewer, probate
judge, and the bride a young lady
very popular where she is known.
The DEMOCRAT extends the usual
amount of good will
Tuesday, where he had been purchas-
ing stock of spring goods for the ST
Louis store He looks for very good
trade the coming season, and has the
goods to supply the demands. See
his announcement elsewhere in oul
advertising columns
T. P. Nichols, one ofPawnee Rock:
| live yOunp husiness r,en and r
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

Mrs. Jacob Lebold, mother of Mrs.
J.V. Brinkman, died at her home in
Illinois, on the Goth inst. Mrs. Brink
man left for there Saturday evening,
over the Santa Fe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

A number of Barton county farmers
are busy putting in oats. and many are
preparing to break a large amount Of
prairie.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

T. P. Nichols, one of Pawnee Rocks
live young business men, and A. B.
Crook, grain buyer of that town,
were callers at this office last Tuesday
Mr.. Crook says there are piles Of
wheat coming into Pawnee Rock daily
now, and good price being paid
from:75 to 80 cents Tuesday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

Meetings at the Christian church
Gin the west room of the Wilmer
building) will be continued this week.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

II. Caro- returned from the cas-,
Tuesday, where he had been purchas-
ing stock Of spring goods for the ST
Louis store He looks for very good
trade the coming season, and has the
goods to supply the demands. See
his announcement elsewhere in ou1
advertising columns
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26
LOCAL COMMENT.

Court will probably adjourn Satur.
dow
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

IF your hens have been dilatory
during the winter you need not fear
but that they will come to the scratch
as soon as you get your garden made.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

You can get what you want In the
drug line at very low prices, by
calling on SIMPSON & Co.,
Successors to Shaw & Co
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

ALI kinds Of Paints, mixed and I'M
mixed; white lead and oils; also artists
materials, at SIMPSON & Co.'S,
Successors to Shaw & Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

ing GOODS,
nish you. Call and get
IL Case for the children.
1OTHING HOUSE. x
0, say! Do you want new sewing
machine? Don't fail to see the New
Standard, with big. rotary shuttle,
at the Great Bend Implement Cos.
You can get what you want In the
drug line at very low prices, by
calling on SIMPSON & Co.,
Successors to Shaw & Co
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Winterburg will
celebrate their thirtieth Wedding ami
versary at their residence in this city
on Saturday evening, the 28th inst.
All kinds of Paints, mixed and un-
mixed; white lead and oils; also artists
materials, at SIMPSON & Co.'S,
Successors to Shaw & Co.
If your hens have been dilatory
during the winter you need not fear
but that they will come to the scratch
as soon as you get your garden made
Meetings at the Christian church
Gin the west room of the Wilmer
building) will be continued this week.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend.
Mrs. Jacob Lebold, mother of Mrs.
Nv. Brinkman, died at her home in
Illinois, on the Goth inst. Mrs. Brink
man left for there Saturday evening,
over the Santa Fe.
Churches Improved Alabastine,
every package guaranteed, sold by
SIMPSON & Co.,
Successors to Shaw & Co.
The Christian church ladies of Hois-
ington gave Pink Tea" party at the
Dickerson store building, that town,
last Tuesday evening, which was a
very entertaining affair.
Rev. Ingels, who has been conduct
ing protracted meetings in the Chris
tian church, preached to large audi
ences Sunday morning and evening
at the Methodist church.
The Office of the city clerk will be
kept open until 9 O'clock this-Thurs
day-evening and Friday evening, tn
accommodate those who cannot get
around in the day time.
The Great Bend Implement Co.
sold over sixty rod breakers, for turn
ing the virgin soil of the prairies,
within the last two weeks, and have
just get another supply on hand.
P F. Cline, formerly of Pawnee
Rock, but now of Olympia, Washing
tnn, writes to have the DEMOCRAT sem
him for the next year. He sends re-
spects to all Barton county friends.
Just opended, fine lot of wal
paper, at unprecedented low prices
Call and examine our stock.
SIMPSON & Co.,
Successors to Shaw & Co
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Will Harper was very sick last weel
at the home of her grand parents
Her parents came up from Kansas cit,
Friday in response to telegram from
here.
Rev. Hall, who preached here som,
years ago. filling out the unexpiret
time of Rev. Wesley deceased, ha
been assigned to Great Bend charge
and will remove his family her
ehortly.
Henry Uden, of Cheyenne township
brought us sample of the Lyons rocl
salt, Tuesday. He says they ar
mining it there in immense quantitie
and making big thing out of tn
enterprise.
Next Sunday will be Easter, and
sad to relate, the price of eggs ha
gone beyond the reach of the averag
country editor. ALI this woe comes o
having the equinox hit us so early il
the spring,
| 0kll On the Great Bend I'm
OHll plement Co. for Wagons
Buggies, and all Other Implements.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

0, say! Do you want new sewing
machine? Don't fail to see the New
Standard, with big. rotary shuttle,
at the Great Bend Implement Cos.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

We have noticed a number of hogs
running loose around town this week.
A man who will keep hog right in
town is taking risks enough; but a
man who will let his hogs run loose
and pasture in his neighbours gardens
is no account for any purpose.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

MARRIED-On Sunday, March %,
1891. at the Dundee church, by Elder
JOS. Wickham. Ora A. Brewer to Miss
Mary E. Spencer, both of this county.
Ora is a son of T. II. Brewer, probate
judge, and the bride a young lady
very popular where she is known.
The DEMOCRAT extends the usual
amount of good will
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Winterburg will
celebrate their thirtieth Wedding ami
versary at their residence in this city
on Saturday evening, the 18th inst.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

Successors to Shaw & Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

As we go to press report is in cir
culation to the effect that freight
train on the Santa Fe got stuck in a
drift near Dodge City, Tuesday night,
and passenger following crashed into
the freight, causing bad wreck. No
particulars. however, can be obtained.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

Dr. G. G. Davidson, who has been
doing dental business in Great Bend
for number of years, says that he is
pleased at the good words spoken of
his work by those who have received
his services. In our column of profess
sional cards note that of DIR. David
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

At the head Of our local page will
be found the announcement of the Star
Clothing House. Mr.. Leo Resented,
the proprietor of the Star, carries one
of the finest stocks In his line in the
west, and to deal with him is not only
pleasing but profitable.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

Rev. Benz Hartley, of Larned, who
has peen filling the Episcopal pulpit
at Great Bend, will remove to Vernon
Texas, where he takes charge of a
growing pastorate. Many warm
friends OF Rev. Hartley in this city
will regret to see him leave this
IOcalitv
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1891-03-26

The Methodist conference has
assigned Rev. W. r. Watson, VINO
has been here for three years, to the
Mcpherson charge. The good wishes
Of large host of friends go with him,
and many regrets are expressed that
he and his interesting children will
loo va nc
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De Ell Gl0bo !.

Recibimos aver ell L6bTO ROjO repartldO
por ell gobierno y ell cual cOntien0 los docu-
mentos >diplomaticos relatives los siguientes
asuntOS:
Negociaciones seguidas con Ell gobiernO de
Marruecos 4 consecuencia del ataque dirigidO
pOr los mOrbs frOnterizos contra una secciOn
de caballera de la plaza de MelilIa, y satifac-
Glen de las reclamaciones pendientes cerca del
gobierno del sultan.
Negociaciones para la derogaci6n del ira
tado de % de JuDio de 1885 y estipulaci0n de
otrO reduciendO ell derecho de vista.
Arbitraje en- la question de limites entire
Colombia Venezuela
Denuncia de los tratadOs de cOmerciO.
Circulation del orc espanO en- Francia.
Negotiation sobre ell conercio en- Francia
de los yinos enyesados adulterados.
Guerra entire las Repdblicas de Guatemala
San Salvador. Medaci0n Q6ciosa del cuerpo
diplomatico acreditado ren Centro America y
participation queen ella tu7o ell representan-
te de Espana.
Sucesos Ocurridos en- Buenos Aires duran
te los das 81 20 de Julio de 1890 Y gestlones
del ministro plenipotenciario de Espana.
Lo mas interesante es, sin duda, la nOta
del embajador frances relatiya al tratadO, en-
la cual, despu6s de hecha Ia denunca, Sc dice:
"Sin embargo, mi gObiern0 desea mani
feste " E. que, ademas de los cOnVenios CO.
mercales que pueda negociar con Espana Sc
prestara con guStO I'm acuerdO prOrrOgandO
prOVlslOnalmento, haSta una tocna pOsterlOr al
1o de Febrero de 1892, e independents de las
tarifas anejas, el regimen que tijan las demas
estipulaciones del tratado que acabo de denun-
ciar del de FebrerO de 1882"
Ell gobierno frances, en- una palabra, pro
ponfa la pr6rroga del tratado de 1882 sin las
tarifas anejas.
Ell duque de Tetuan contest6 de este modo
e1 26 de Enero:
T" Copaginandose en- la nota de V. E, la po-
sibilidad de ulteriores arreglos, cuyas negocia-
clones este gobierno acogerfa con satisfaction
81 Sc le llegaran proponer por ell de la Repu-
blica francesa, y al fin de evitar el que stimuli
taneamente Sc sigan por separado las condu-
centes a una integencia para porrogar provi-
sionalmente, sin las tarifas anejas el tratado
VICENTE, ell gobierno de S. NJ, antes de pronun-
ciarse acerca de esta propuesta, espera como
GER las intenciones det1nitivas que ell de Ia Re
pdbica trancesa adopte respecto de las tarifas
arancelaras." .
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FotografTa en,...." verso
DE BAYAMON)

Ojos azules.-labios de grana,-dientes de
perlas, -trenzas doradas.-Su tale esbelto-
como la palma, ,-seno mas puro-que ell de
una santa.-Es mas bonita-mi semblanzada.
que una azucena-por la ma1lana.-Su nom-
bre es-el de una santa-que Sc venera Icon
mucha gala.-Es de Setempre--el veintcuatro
-hasta aquf lego. ..-perQ no paSo.-De su
apellido-sUlo te digo-que empieza en- S-Y
es conocido--de mucha gOnte.--Y, stiene noviof
-ah 20 no sc, ,-pero aseguro--que hay mas
de diez-que dan el alma-solo por verla.-E IN
6n lector-si no conoces-mi sembiaRzada-
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De El EgDGrcjaJ !:

La Comisi6n do Mensaje del senado SO
reuni6 aver tarde para eonyenir Varios puntos
relatives la discussion de las enmiendas y de
los turnos que han de consumir las oposicio-
nes
Con motive del examen de las enmiendas
de los Sres. Maluquer Bayo, el Sr. Domin-
CUES Sc manifesto partidario enthusiastic de las
conclusones que defende la Liga Agraria, en-
tusiasmos.que tuyeron que contener algunos
otros individuos de la Comsi0n para evitar
que del s6po de ella salieran notas discor-
danteS -
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ARRET
j Voulez vous .fumer exquis !

iVOulez vOus fumer exquis
VOuloz Vous savourer le parfum qu dome
le bien 6tre?
Voulez vous Vous faire Tid6e que vous
vous trouvez au dessert dune spIendide noce
la maisOn DOr6?
Douc: II s'ag;t seul ement denVoyer cher
cher des cigarettes Las P01meras chez MIN
porte qui la Capital, Rio -Piedras, Bayamon,
Carolina, ETC., etc., ct vous men. donuerez des
nOuvelles
Seuls agents.-S. JustO 81.
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SECCION DE ANUNCIOs
GRAN BARATILLO
EN- LA FLOR BoRINQUEHA
SAN JOSE No 25.
SAN JOSE No %.

Cajitas de pasas de un lziIo 20 centavos
idem de medic kilo "A 15 eentavos, Caamares
en- su tinta Is idem, battles cts libra,
Higu 5 idem idem, Gas luz damante % rea-
les ata, pOr bOtellas 13 centavos, Sardinas
en- tomates en- aceites centavos Iata, Pi-
mientos morroneS 10 centavoS lata
Ron VIEJO superior % cts. botella
FraSco de frutas francesas lie todas classes
% centavOs lata.
ACUDID A LA GANGA 1872
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soNETo

Es grata al caminante en- noche fra
la alegre llamaadel hogar caIiente:
grata al que CORE bajo sol ardiente
la fresca sombra de arboleda umbria );
grato, como dulcfsima ammonia,
para el sediento el ruido della fuente;
Y grato respirar ell libre ambiente
.rara el que safe de mazmorra impfa.
Els grata, en- fin, la Iluvia al campesino;
grata al guerrero belicosa fama
y grato el natal suelo al peregrino
pero mas que aire, fuente, sombra llama,
lluvia, patria, laurel. :. Jesds divine
tu nombre es. .grato al coraz6n que to anna.
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Secci6n mercantiI
MERcADO DE LA CAPITAL

AgSc0r.-Hoy SO han vendido en- compe-
tencia los sguientes Totes
IL boys refino Marta. S3-I7
30 idem idem San Antonio 3-12
90 idem idem NJ 3-l5
100 sacos centrifugada ga San Pedro. 4-l5
MteteS.-Cambiaron de menoS:
so bcyes Santa Barbara. - Is ctvs gin.
~ ldem San Antonio ........ 10 id. i'd
CGfS.-Sin variaci6n: do $244 a $25 la ca
lidad corriente.
RON.-Abatido con movimiento de baia.
Hoy vale de $40 $41 los 10 galones.
C0n'6tos.-El BGncO EspGiaOI cotiza
Londres go DIV, $5-823.
Paris DIV, $1-16 por 100.
Estados Unidos 3 DIV, 90 por 100.
Espana DIV, Ia por 100.
Habana DIV, u por 100.
ENTRADAS
De Newcastler, barca noruega "Noway.D
338 toneladas, con 494 ,305 kilos carbon.
DE Marsella. vapor frances "Jean Du-
fois," 46 toneladas, en- lastre.
Vaperes que Sc aguardan:
MayGgiieS. sali0 de Liverpool el 8 lie. ac-
tual-M0nueJttq Maria, llegara del 29 al 3d.
San Francisco, llegara ell 20 SeguIia para
spana.--EurEpideS, sali0 oil IL de Nueva York.
MOWteUideO, Sali0 de CadiZ Ell 10.-ReiRG Her
cedeS sal.0 el Is de Cadiz.-Ciwd4d de SdHta3s-
W6T, SdllO 01 ~ para 0SG0 puerto.
Mexcados de la Iala
PONCE
Cq1S.-Flojo de $244 a $26: por extremes.
As@cGr--Firme de So q 81 por refno
centritugada ga
Mieles.-Gran demanda de $21 a $50 los
ITO galones.
Ron.-De $45 $50 los 1IO gaones.
CGnabiOS.-Londres, so div $3.50.
Nueva-York, div $21 pOr 100.
Espa1a, 8 div $14 POI LOO.
Arroz India, $4.1O a $4-3O. BaeaIao, re.
dor $64. Manteca, $l3 $I4. Aios, 30 a 30
centavos. Tasajo, rededor So.
MAYAGUEZ
CGt6.-ReguIar demanda de $25 q $265
segun calidad.
AgltcGr.-Ha tendo buena demanda Co
tizan hasta $3-10 refno rededOr de $40
consume
MieIe.S-Se mantiene activa la leman Ia,
pagandose de $18 a $23 los LILO gaoneS, seg1n
calidad.
CGmbjOS.-Londres 90 DIV, $5-85.
NeW-York, DIV, S21 por 100
Espala, DIV, $14 $15 por 100.
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PROBLEMA
DedlcQdO al Club I'riatgsVir0to.

Hay un palacio cuyo palacio tieae doce
puertas, cada puerta doce ventanas, cada ven
tana doce frailes, cada fraile doce bolsas, cada
bolsa doce reales. Sc desea saber cuantos Pc
SOS son.
R0SendO RjveyG.
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ne El LihRrnl

La campana politica que Ell el Senado SO
propone hacer la minoria liberal con OCCASION
nuestras noticias, importancia alguna 81 es
cierto como parece que va a ehcerrarse en- Ii
meas muy reducidas y en- tono, vagos de es-
tudiada tenplanZa.
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ALMANAQUE. -visrnes IA, Santos Eig r.
do, Gregorio Fidel
EFEMERIDE. - 1777.- instruction para
cobrar en- la Isla alcabaIa antigua, con suieci6n
10 dispueste en- la Ley IA, tftulo 13. Libro
g. dc Ia Recopilac6n de Indas
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UNA CASA EN- vENTA

Sc desea Vender la casa num- 81 Gale del
Cristo Reditda diez y nueve pesos medic
mensuales Informaran en- la calle de la Luna
~ tienda La Dr0gG. AZ
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Sc paga buena prima por cincuenta accio-
nes del Banco Espanol de Puerto. Rico En-
tenderse con los Sucesores de Q. Masjuan Y
Compania, "a
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Del Noticier0 UgsjverSa1 de Barcelona

El distinguido primer actor director Sr.
Santigosa, que, como saben nuestros lectOres,
esta contratando companfa para una gran cam
pana artistica en- Puerto Rico repdbcas sud-
amercanas, tiene va tirmadas las escrituras
con la aplaudida prmera actriz tan c0nocida
y apreciada de nuestro pdbIico, dona Maria
Cuelo, que ACADIA de terminar sus compromi-
sos con la compan1a de la Sra. Tubau en- 81 aris-
tocratico t6atro de la princosa de Madrid con
ell concienzudo y estudioso actor de caracter
Sr. MontoIiu, y conel popular actor c0mico
Sr. Jordan Ell Sr. Santigosa su companfa
saldran para America del 20 al 25 de Abril
proximo.
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LOGOGRIFO NUMERICo

Dedlcado@d nsl amigo MamO1o Rivera.
1,2,34,5,6,78,9,1o,1l,12 ,12 Un Cardenal. 12,
7,2 NOmbre de mUjer.-1, ,1O,11,2 idem.-8,2,3,
1912 idem.-4,2,7,1o,1 ,12,2 idem-7,6,7,2,12,2
idem.-1,2,6,5,2 idem.-9,1O,1,2,5,12,2 idem.
Coamo. JOYQito
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Mdsica para piano dos manos.
BOaaGneicct -Joconda, fantasia facil. 45 cts.
Idem- -Traviata, media fuerza, fantasia.4O cts
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We a Bayamon-y ALI veras-frente a la plaza
-en una casa-de buen balc6n.-una azucena
-pura ' hermosa mas que una rosa lie Je-
rico.
q. GIL
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N 0 T A S

HI LIE gusta usted ell ascot bEs usted
buen gastr6nomo7 Pues ab6nese a La Cat0-
lana, restaurant, fonda y posada, San Francis
co So y SO acordara usted de ms.
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ADIVINANZA -

Soy esp 9jo singular,
Juez severe y de intenci6n
Y abro las puertas en- par
De una elovada mansion.
AyoWSit'
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~ oJo AoUIM

Puntos en- donde Sc vende LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA DE PUERTO-RICO:
de San Jose en- ell
KIOSKO de la Marina. Capital !.
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ARPA ACR0STICA
Dedjcodo d la Sra. Jman0 Sofia.
EZ CoNde de Rio-abGjo.

ST es cierto en- absolute ell resutado del
m6todo propuesto por IN italiano, para au-
mentar el tamano de sas frutas, los agriculto
res estan de enhorabuena. Basta depostar
sobre las frutas una lluvia fin1sima de agua
mezclada con sultato de hierro para que aque-
las Sc desarrollen de un modo extraordinarily
la proportion del sulfato, conocido por el nom
bre de caparrosa verde, ha de ser 8OScentfgra-
mos pOr metro.
Esta sustancia ademas de no perjudicar
en- NADIA las plantas, destruye los parasites
que danan ell fruto.
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CHUF1AS

Sc acabaron las que vendia D. Francisco
Font
En- cambio quedan exceentes semillas de
hortaliza.
Tanca esquina a Fortaleza. 8-7
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ALMAczN DE aAsUs1GA
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Baquero y Candara

Tienen constantemente de venta cerYeza
CYiStiGntnG.
Caias de 4 doc6naS de hotellas S98
Cajas de docenas uledias boteas S9b.
para Ia Isla a$Sg las primeras : 4 50 las
segundas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-24
ANAGRAMA
TRES MEANA

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lido de una smpatica vi-tuosis1ma seaorita
resdente en- este sueo.
Una amiga
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de largo, tornillos de idem con sin tuercas
de 2. q, 8, 4y5 s pugadas, fejes 9 ARGOS de
nierro para piperfas de l, u, 2, d Y 3 pulga-
das,>y 81 legitimo Cemento Portland marca Co
TOWG en- barriles de $50 kilos Sc vende pre-
clos m6dic0s en- el almac6n de los Sres. M.
Roman y Ce,I Cruz Z y Bop. R.