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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 15.-Rev.
Father Francis Wuyts, ecclesiastical
superior of the Lorettoans, died yester-
day at Loretto convent, in Marion
county, aged 60. Father Wuyts was a
native of Belgium, but has officiated at
various churches in this country since
1858, always keeping his residence at
she convent. He was man of pro-
found learning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

Ell PAso, Tex, Oct. 15. The grand
jury here reported four indictments
against Paul Conrad, president of the
Louisiana state lottery, and other Off
GERS and employees of the lottery com
pany, for violation of the anti-lottery
law. Five hundred and fifty indictments
were returned, covering an equal mum.
Der of separate and distinct charges
against the officers and employees of the
Jua1ez lottery. The trials will probably
begin next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

PEN Argyll, Pa, Oct 15.-Shortly be-
fore the workmen of the Albion quarry
went to work one entire side of the pit
caved in, filling tho bottom of the
quarry on that side to depth of 100
feet. Three derricks were carried down
and two more are expected to fall. Sew
eral cars and other machinery also went
down. Had the accident occurred an
hour later forty men would have been
buried by the debris. The loss will not
fall short of $50 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15
Found Murdered in Her Bed.

BALTIMORE, Oct. ia special from
Cape Charles City says that Fanny Nc
Fadden, a sto rekeeper, was found in
bed brutally murdered. An employe
named George b. Dreyer has been
arrested charged with the crime, and
the people threaten to lynch him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

PLAINFIELD, N. j., Oct. 15.-Matthew
McLernon, young lad of the Bryant
public school, slipped out of school to
run away west and fight Indians, He
attempted to board moving coal train
at Richmond street and was thrown
under the wheels. Sixty cars passed
over him. His body was cut to pieces.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

LONDON, Oct. 15--Sir Ed Twin Arnold,
author of 'The Light of Asia," Light
of the World" etc, sailed from Liver.
pool for the United States yesterday on
the City of New York. He goes to
America to give, in the larger cities, de-
scriptiye talks and readings from his
poems and prose writings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

Skin Rugs, plain and with
Russian mounted fox, 1915
to S15, with sheep skin in
all colors, from $1.60 to $2.-
rs. Baby Coach Skin rugs
in white and grey wolf, with
quilted lining in pink and
blue, $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

We have two special
things in Ladies' Vests, one
a splendid merino, silk
stitched, silk bound, and
regular cuffs and ribbed
skirt; the other a ribbed Jer-
sey daintly and prettily trim
med; both perfect garments
at so cents each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

PoTTsvILLE, Pa. Oct 15.-Peter Sher-
wick. the Hungarian who killed his
cousin in Mahanoy City few months
ago, and who was found guilty of the
second degree, was taken to the Eastern
penitentiary yesterday by Sheriff Com
rev. to serve twelve yeara.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

ST. Louis, Oct. 15.-The city of st.
Louis finally is to establish twenty-thres
miles of boulevards from 100 to 200 feet
wide, ornamented on the Partisan plan.
Necessary state legislation was obtained
last spring, - 4 arrangements have now
been made for raising the money. The
cost is estimated at from 5000, ,000 to
SIC, 600 900,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

HOME Are going off
better this sea-
SPUhS son than last,
and the secret is in the
price. For the same
goods there is a reduc-
ton of from ] to ! of
last seasons prices. The
homespun m a k e s a
cheap suit. Everything
is in its favor. Its wear
ing qualities are A l.
Its colors are right for
wear, because it won't
show dirt like smooth or
plain goods.
Do you want a nice
suit? One you can use
for dress, and after tir-
ing of it, use it for busi-
nessand still have a good
suit If so, a home
spun is the one You
want. Sixth and Mar
ket is the place to get a
homespun. One came in
this morning, the pret-
tiest we have ever had
yet. The price is $40.
An imported French
stocking, full regular
made, double heel and
toe, at 15c. is a rarity.
We have as many and
any size you may want.
JAS. 7. NIULLIN & Son,
'ailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. 15.-If it is a
good day on next Tuesday, Palo Alto,
Stamboul, Arion and Bell Bird will try
to lower their records. Sunol will make
another attempt to beat Maud SIS rec
ord of US9.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

Twelve shades, 50-inch
black and colored broad
cloths; fine selected wool, at
Toe per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15
THE METHODISTS.
An Address Against Sunday Open
ing of the Fair.
sEoTARIAN EDUCATION DISCUSSED.

The Majority of the Delegates Op-
pose sectarian Schools En-
o,;st c,,o. ...o,,. r,,o. r,,ou
s'A 'AA 'sses ma Aes
Turn Gut "a Lot OF Little Bisots."
Our System Praised.
w
WASHINGTON oct' lo.-hev' D. u.
Murray, of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Baltimore. presided over the
Fcr,non;oo, N;athodist oorno;, ~ +ho H.
-' "' 'No
ginning OF the seventh days session.
The important business of the session
was the unanimous adoption of an adj
.5,oss ,,ro,as,i,,o, a1.o;,,at ~ ao,,;r. "a
uio'o "s"inso 'no olehinS VI
the columbian exposition on Sunday.
The address will be presented to the
Worlds fair commissioners Dr w
nta,1., - ~. n.,-, -,
1Noi,eS, .. New Neaiahu' feau paper
on "heliglous framing OF the Young,
Ley. Ihomas B. Appleeget, president or
the New Jersey Methodlst conference,
spoke on "Ihe Family" and Rev. DIR.
OHlley, OF London, delivered an address
on sunday Schools"
Concerning Education.
The afternoon session of the confer
ence was called to order bv Rev Josenb
Ferguson, of Leeds. England. Rev.
John Smith, of Sutton. England, was the
essayist. His ionic was "Elementary
Education and How II Nav be pro.
moted.n He said the schools sbould he
taken out of the hands of those who
want to make them sectarian.
Rev. + d. Hammond. Of Favette
Mo. Methodist Enisconal church soutb
made an address on s.Tha Etbics nf
EIementary Edncat;n, He S,olra ~
tbe characferistics of childhood md said
the moral dafects of n child sbonld he
remedied dnring the ner;od of aIomantI
a,v education
Raw a Hallidav of Norcbo0+ar
Enc was to have 9a,de an adJrass ~,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
Produce Exchanges

PHnADELPHIA Oct. 14.-The stock market
was unsettled Reading advanced and the
geperal mort gage As We're strong, but toward
tie close they declined as the selling move
ment in New York progressed. Pennsylvania
was firm. and Lehigh Valley and Lehigh Nav
igAtion were stcady.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15
ONLY ONE RESCUED.
Wreck Of the Cattle Steamer Citta
di Roma.
FoRTY-Tw0 LIVES WE'RE LOST.

First Reports Announced the Wreck
of the Anchor Line steamer City
of Rome, Carrying 672 Souls, aud
Caused Great Excitement in New
York.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Oct. ia sailor
named John Brennan arrived at Tepassy
yesterday and tells the following story:
He was one of the crew of forty three of
the Citta di Roma, commanded by Cap
tain Bartols'to, which left Montreal
on Oct. z for Dundee, with 575 cattle
and lot of flour and maize. The
steamer, he says, was totally wrecked
on Monday night at Marine Cove. st.
Mary's bay. The captain, crew and ten
officers Were all drunk and could not
save themselves He was thrown
on the rocks, and after a terrible
nights experience was rescued by a
man named Lundeigan on Tuesday
morning. All the others were lost,
fortytwo in number. Brennan tells
pitiful tale Of the struggles of the crew
and the cattle in their efforts to save
themselves.
ship 1880 gross tonnage, built at New
castle-on-Tyne in 1888, and was worth
100000. She was owned by Gastald
& Co., of Genoa, and carried forty-three
officers and men. all Italians. She was
tramp" steamer and carried no pas
sengers. Her cargo was shipped by the
w. L. Gren Commission company, of
st. Louis, and was probably insured in
that city
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

New YoRK, Oct 15.-The report of
the loss of the Anchor line steamer City
of Rome off the Newfoundland banks,
as at first reported here, caused great
excitement in this city. and the Offices
of the line on Bowling Green were
quickly besieged by friends and relatives
of passengers who were on the steam
ship. The City of Rome carried "a
first cabin passengers, 81 second and POI
in the steerage. The crew number $50,
making total of 6T2 souls on board.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-10-15

81 am so Weak and Nervous"
female Weakness. Purely vegetable and
harmless. Druggists sell II, $1.00.
II have been a sufferer from weakness, ner-
vousness and painful menstruation. ] used
DIR. Greene's SerYura. IL acted like magic.
Whv do tCoD,en suffer trhen DIR. Greene's Ner-
vura totH surely cure them
PAULINE KAYsER,
IS Common St.. Poughk eepsie, N. Y"
q w- DR. Greene, the successful spec
VJ u ialist in curing all forms of ner-
vous and chronic diseases, IS W. 18th Street,
New York. can be consulted free. personally
or by letter. Call or write him about your
case. or send for symptom blank to MI out
and letter fully explaining your disease,
giving advice, etc, will be returned free.
ocl5-1t
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FotografIa en.".." prosa
DE JUANA DIAz.

Sc trata de un peQueno grupo compueSto
dc dos hermanitas las cuales corresponds el
turno de mis- fotograflas.
CuandO So Contemplan dos dOrecitas de
fOrmas distintas pero de verdadero gusto ar
tistico, no pUede m6nos que fguIarse 81 f0t6-
grafO trasportadO a un paraiso on ell que abun-
dan los mas adOTables 0noant0S, Y gentirSo
satisfocho de su magnffca clientela.
Esto mo pasa On este momento q. Vor a la
de mas edad dc mis- escogidas con sus hernO-
SOS Ojos de un color pardo, pensativa en- 81
balloon de su eSpaciOSa casa de Ia calle Trini-
dad.D Es dc estatura alta, Y su cuerpo sin ser
Grueso otrece un verdadero conjuntO de belle
gas. Su pelo es de igual color al de sus ojos.
Su mucha abundancia le permlte usar un pei
nado dc esQuisitO gustO. ES muy trabaIadOra,
y So coraz0n sensible ante la mas insignificant
te desgracia SO encuentra siempre alberto para
la carload. Su trato afablo carinoao, le ha
SabidO cOnqulstar muchas Y buenas amistades
que la diStinguen como Sc meTece.
Fu6 presidenta de una congregation red
gioga en- este pueblo. -. Y como buena cato
lica es ferviente adoradora de San jose.
La mOnor de un cuerpO delgadito y esta-
ttra alta, no tiene m6nos gracia que sU-h hernia
nita. Els triguoTa, 2 la bella forna de su Ca
beza urida un pelo negro RIO, bastarfan pa
IA domostrar que no pertenece mi fotografada
al grupo dc 10 vulgar. Tiene eierta languid0z
on suS Ojoa de igual color al de su cabello. que
Ia Obligan ser mas iDteresante. Su frente
despejada ia cOmprender la no escasa inteli-
gencia que posee. Viste aunque con extre-
mazda SenciIlez con soberana gracia este ha
dado lugar que cierte GspirGNte q liceWciGdO
est6 lleno de grandes ambiciones por cautivar
su coraz6n. Gu nombre es 81 mistnO del Banto
prediecto dc sil hermana iQutere Vd. dar
otra pincelada senOr Fotografo lSera Vd. COM
placidO son hU6rfanas do los DDS Seres mas
Qncridos, " 81 mayor dc sus hermhnos mifntimO
amigo se ha portadO con elias ahmira ablemente.
Isl nb son mis- fotogFafadaA conocidas dc
Yd procure no acercarse nUnda Bu casa, pOr
que cOrreria 81 gran riaggo delsal lOcamente
enamOrado sin ninguna clase}de proyecho pOr
haber acudido con mucha tatdanza
IriessVtY0tO.
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SspeC66CulOn


Els verdaderameDte lamentable, que una
fatalidad incomprensible acOmpane q Ia Com
pania Santgosa durante su estancia On esta
Capital,
Anoche, como todas las noches, esmera-
ronse los dignos artistas de tan estimable
trostpe on el desempeflo de sus respectiYoS pa
peles y apesar de ESQ Ia concurrencia. y. me
nos que regular.
Msterios del pdblico. La delicada come
dis Bruno el tejcdOy, arreglada 4 nuestro tea
tro por Ell inSigne don Ventura de la Vega, fu6
delicadamente interpretada.
La Srta. Maria Cuello, como de costumbre,
irrepochable, habiendo tenido momentoS muy
telicos.
El Sr. Santgosa estuvo en- el descmpeno
del papel dc Bruno, muy natural, muy sincere
Si Sc nos permite la frasee. Els nn actor gene
raj, 10 mismo DONNA las situaciones dramatic
cas- que Lao comicas
Sanchez Pozo en- 81 papel de D. Luis, acer-
tadfSimo
El ST.. Jordan, que por sus especiahsimas
condolences de actor c6mico tantO Sc ha hecho
aplaudir de nuestro pdblico, anoche alcanzo
una nueva merecidisima ovacion por 10 ad-
mirablemente que desempeno ol papel de Ro-
que Los demas actores, muy bien. Los BG-
twrroS y Pepa Ia FrcSc0cbOna tuVieron la mis-
ma acertadisima Interpretation que Ia noche
de su estrenO.
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PyobleNto Nae1istoIe

Cuontan las cr6nicas que yendo al morcado
I'm montuno 8 yender una canasta de huevos,
un coche que venfa Ia carrera hubo dc tro-
pezar con 81 d5ndole tan fucrte golpe que rod6
la canasta al suelo = SO rompieron los huoyos
Indignado 81 montuno reclam0 del cocherO
el valOr de los hueYos, eI cnal convno on pa
CARLOS. proguntado aqu6l cuantos contenia Ii
canasta cOntest6
Habia tantos que tomada Is mitad sobraba
i; tornado el tercio sobraban Q; tornado al Guar
to sobraban 8; tornado 81 quina So syas 4N 4;
tornado 81 sexto sobraban B tomallo e sptis
mo, no quedaba residue algunO
CuantOs oran los hueVOs
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ACERTIJO
DOdteado q eI Club TySs1,,virato.

DSdieGdo q eI Club TySunvSrato.
Nezclada estoy on lfquido elemento,
Formo alguna montana inaccessible,
Soy estimado agente incorruptible
7 sazono el insfpido alimento.
Semejo muchas veces 81 fragmento
De blanco marmol, 8 de estaIactita,
7 siempro me acaricia 81 sibarita
Como 81 prcdilect0 eondimento.
FL Club Iipogrd1tco.
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Dulce y sabrosa.

lverdad que el tltuIo es apetitoso gra-
toi Pues todavia es mas agradable delicio-
sa la novea de don Jacinto Octavio Pc6n, que
acaba de publicarse con ese titulo. Los que
hayan Ieido el fragmento de ella que public0
la ReviStG PMertOYriQHeilG del mes de Febrero
ultimo, todavia estan con la mie en- los labioA.
La edicion es magnifca 81 vo6men tie
ne mas de 400 paginas.
Sc vende un peso 81 ejemplar en- las
principales librerfas en- las ofcinas de EE Bus.
c0DiE Fortaleza ntimero &c. 3O-2
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JUEGo DE NINos.

Placer, lOcura y amor
tienen los tres una edad,
y, para dicha 8 dolor,
a falta de Otra labor
iuegan con la humaEidad.
7 no vale resistir,
hi yolver cohO por guino,
nj apreStarso q combatir:
kqui6n Sc enfada con un nihO
que nos invita- a reir 7
iVeis ESQ .j6yen doncel
retratado en- el papeli
Era sencillo y modesto,
Y mirad como 10 han pu0sto
dc tanto jugar con oil.
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Manuel P0l9cios.

Ell peSimismo con que hoy Sc rosuelven Y
mTan todas las cosas, obedccO las digestio
nes al POGO ordon On las cOmidas. Para res
tablecer 81 equilibrio, no hay como oomor On
81 nuevo restaurant de la Gale de San Justo
Nun. 10.
FL mecanico Mr. Boll6e ha inventado una
maquina que hR merecido premio dc medalla
de orc on la RxpoSici6n dc Paris. Dicha ma
quina hace con gran rapidez adiclones, multi
plicaciones divisioneS. 81 90 trata dc una
multiplication, una vuolta de la rueda da el
producto de la primera cifra delmultplicador,
una segunda vuelta d4 81 segundo producto,
la Ultima vuelta da 81 producto total.
En- quo piensas, chiooi Ell 10 ricos que
Sc van 4 hacer A4nag Gimenez Si vendon
todo 10 que haY en- su quincalla Calculate
que ALI hay machetes con sus valnas, compile
to gurtido de horeros, hi.lo crochet de todas
classes n1mero baules de todos colOres, pun
tas de Paris de todos tamanOs.--. -Basta,
hijo, hablas mas que Lagojannis.
EnsaIadG de papas-Despu6s dc cocidas
las papas, SO rebanan SO reVuelcan On pan ra
llado, Sc frien On aceite 6 manteca dOnde Sc
hayan dorado rebanadas de ajo, que se sacaran.
Dospu6S de puostas en- 0l plat0n 90 les .ech8
sal, Rcoite vinagre, cebolla cruda rebanada,
or6gano, polyo dc pimionta, quOso anejO des-
moronado huevoS duroO rebanados tambien.
Las grandes cortesanas = las mujeres va
nidosaS, siempre han preferido un collar dc
diamantes, a IN faisan guisado como Dlos
manda.
Estdpidas !. Todas las perlas dc Solcon-
da, no Yalen 10 que una busna comida en- La
Catalina.
- Cag0s qNs 90 YsconsiOndGN Ell DUKN
GUBTO, uno do los mejores sslonOs de barbO-
RIA Y D0luOuOriR do Ia Capital
PT0pietGFjO ]. APPELLANTS, San JuBto, nd
nero Ii. -Perfumerfa extra superior 30 admi
ton abonadoB. B.-Esmero limpiesa
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ENTRET TENlMlENToS
LOGOGRIFO NJNERICO
DedicGdO d mi amigo Manuel Barber.

l Consonante-16,5 Nota muaical.-l4,9,12
Animal vOnenoso.-1l, 2, 2,13.9 Metaloide.-4,12
1869 Parte de dondo pende la mano humane.
-6,8, Il, $40, 10 Parte del cuorpo humana.- -
10, 49, 15,4.8,l4,9 Un pueblo de Ia Isla.-6 1910,
1885 IL Organo del aparato digsstivo.-7,1 ~,
l3,11,2,3,2 Hetal6ide.-14, ,12,l6,8,9 Metal.-4,
1882 Idem.-5, ,13,11,s,9 Idem.-3, ,8,2,1 1850
Idem.-Mi todo nombre y apel!ido de una Chi
ca guapisima y virtuosa que vive en- Ciales
6,L,12,T,l2.N,2
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ANAGRAMA
AMOR MAR NIGEL
Juana-Diaz.

DeRcomponer estas letras forlnar con
elias, nombre y apellido de IN joven periodista
de esta Ciudad
Ponce Dos PonceRas.
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CHARADA
Dedic0do d Nsi AMIGA Sara L6pes.

Querida Sara Maria :-por tn eprobaci6n
de examen-recibe el sincere t0d0 do tn afec.
tisima Carmen. Tres tu aplicacl6n merece-
tan sancionado dictamen,-y entusiasmada,
adelante Ito dice tn amiga Carmen.-U Una
dos obtoner lauros-hay que veneer Ell Certa-
mon ;--por ESQ perseverancia- a-te deseo: tuyA
Carmen.
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Cocinero Y Repostero

Desea colocarse un buen cocinero = repos-
tero que SO somete la prueba. Para infor-
mes, dirijirse P8cido AvaIos Bargan0n, Guar
tel de Orden Pdblico-Capital 40
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Ron yiojo extra superiorisino, coSa do
gusto.-C Cat6 molido puro como la sonrisa de
un niio al nacer, vino tinto del meior Is
centavos boteIla, on ia Tienda Honda, San Jo-
s6 27.
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ANAGRAMA
DA-LIA NA-CIU-Ro

Con estas letras formar 81 nombro do una
simpatica solorita, quien aprecio mucho.
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Observation-Disclosures 4, Santa saturnina
y San Francisco Carecciolo.
EFEMERIDE.----. C6dula de S. n. con.
cediendo Glen ducados anualOs de limosna al
ConVento de RR. NM. Carmsitas mil pesos
cada vez que vague el obispado.
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ATENCION
Toao Puerto Rico 10 aice.

Ell meior chocolate que puede tomarse es
do " LA ANTOLINA," gran fabrica establecbla
ma, precios desde 25 centavos un peso, paquete
de AGO gramos. DepositO Las Dos CastiLtas, esta-
blecimiento de don Pedro E. Zamorano, Sc deta-
LA en- Ell mismo casi todos los de esta Capital
1910
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FUGA DE VOCALES
Dedic0da al FefStns D !.

Y. O.. c..t.r.s j I'm,
C.n is h.ch.z.s nc.nt.s,
S. q...r.s t.n.rm. prs,
B.st. pr c.rcl t.s br.s.s
Juana- -Diaz. Saba Uidd.
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UN CABALLO

Desease yen.ler un cabal,o propio para 81
LA, de bastau te azada Y cor todos sus aperoD.
Informaran Gale do Tetuan n1mero 55, de 104
IL de la maflana. ID
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RaAsaCXOS r CO.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DE La CRUZ N. 8.
Dep6sto del Vino AlelIa de Magln, Plade-
llorens.-Vino digestive del DR.. Abreu.-Yino
de Jerez de Luis Chorro.-Cigarrilos de Ia Co.
rona.-Tabacos y C1garrillos dc la Flor de Nu,
rias. .-Papel blanco rayado stracilla.-Losas
de marmol para pisos mesas.-Losetas cata-
lanas, blancas, negras = eoloradas.-Mosaicos
hidraulicoS.- Azuejos -Alambre dc cuatFo
pdas-Arneses Y sillas de montar-Ayena
alpiste.-SacOs de envase. 30-3
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Muebles Muebles

lDes6a listed surtirse de mueblesi Desea
listed proveerse mandar Iacer buenas obras de
Carpinterta de G.. FLORES, SUGESORA DE Pc
REZ, calle del CristO n6merO IS ALI encontTaran
un surtido escOger de maderas de cedrO, laurel,
sabine, roble, nOgal etc. Sc trabaja bien bara-
to. 1913
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FUGA DE GoNsoNANTEs

DeGieada d la Srta. Ramona BGYasoGjas,
.o..o.a o. e. lea
g. q. .e.i.ia. g /
.a.6 Q. u. .a.io. ace.
90 .o..i.a 9. 40.
U. .e..i.a.c
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ANAGRANA
Dedicado d Nept4no.
ADELINA LACAR

Con estas letras formar el nombre dc una
fiesta que SO celebra On un pueblo do la IsIa.
Juana-Diaz. SGIvG-viIa.
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Secci6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

4SstcGy Hoy Sc han vendido $50 sacos
centrifugada So 81 San Vicente = 1895 IL bo-
coYos refino Maria 1928
Mieles. -Continua quieto e mercado de
este dulce.
C0fS.-Sin variacion regular demanda y
Sc paga de S243 q $24ss calidad corriente.
Desanimada la demanda a. conse-
cuencia de que son muchos los que Sc dedicau
a la fabrication. V6ndese de $40 $41 los loo
galones.
oam65os Con firmeza cotiza el Banco Co
mo sigue:
Londres so DIV, $500.
Paris DIV, SIS por 100.
Estados- -Unidos 3 DIV, 21 por 100.
Espa1a 8 DIV, Il por 100.
Habana DIV, IA por 100
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soIuciones s. Del goroglihco Filomepa
Beniamin. Del logogrifo Sierra MOrena.-De
Ia adivinanza Algod6n.-Del anagrama An
gela Lara.-De Ia fuga Tns roeuerdos queri-
dos-secretos dc mi alma son-mil suspiros
amorosos-te envia mi coraz0n.
Las han cnviado:-Del logogrifo: Querien
Itallos. Do la fuga: 81 Baron de los gatos, n.
Munero, "A. Munero, Quieren Itallos, F. n. Prats,
Los dependencies dc Ia Draga.-Del anagrama:
p S. Villaran.-Do la adivinanza QueriOn
Itallos.
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j viYe en una casa que hace eaquina 81 la Ga
lie de la Lima
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Sc Yende 8 Sc alquila

Por tener que ausentarse su dueno, Sc ven
de 8 alguia en- la Segunda Inca, frente Ia
Escuela de Trio, una hermosascasa. En- la pull
perfa Immediate a la misma casa infurmaran.
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BoTlcARlp

El que por falta de recursos no este estA
blecido, y des6e haeerlo en- un buen pueha.
Sc le hacen ventajOsas proposiciones.
En- esta Redacc6n informaran.
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sEoc1oN DE ANUNcIos
RALs0C2OS r GO.
3,-E ar B E-8.

ofrecen alam5re de hierro gaIvanizado dc
cuatro puas para cerca, en- rollos de Glen libras
netas a $63 quintaI.
Grampas $l2 quintal de contado. Al