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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1891-09-18

stolen and mines Land the universal
land Upon land all taxation the upon
Legislation which affects land "speciar legislation.
Other be quantities.
methods often the money rich hands, pockets
cianhemers and ocehoders The "debing principle
them. The security foundation is not in them
Practically the Land Loan Principle provides the
act extngung annihang debts that
the country like blanket gives
Joy, peace, hope-security.
gives geenback good Europe Africa this
day-and no taxed to provide it.
Any who fight these great principles fight the
them the this reading
the paryet her Well plant this rock
remain there until the sinking and deepening gloom coming
nht Every with the
who cannot stand on it's adopted platform. In
attempt divide the party made
enemythough often led
overthrown-human destiny in this fight.
of the undertaken Missouri the
s. the Missouri Alliance flung his political
the old party great bitterness
the state alliance who too good to seek Office himself
when he could him. By about the State
took him by the the antaloon fggerv speak
tossed him back under the democratic canvasl
man fiddle democratic
dance!
In Kansas they published that Scott the lecturer in the
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PLANT YOUR FEET ON ROCK! ]!
Be Firm, and Let No Platform Disrupt Us Create Dis
cord in our Ranks!
l500 Delegates Adopted those GodInpred Principles without
Dissenting Voioe-Let No Gripping Disturbers Take
Away the Atar-Fire!

Stand Firmly by the Pillars Of Your Party Principles.
Any squad of
on to the Land Loan Principle the Peoples Party Platform
member OF the Peoples Party We not who
preachers aph behind the throne Peoples Party
soemny greatest hoes principle
and the alphabet universal app
cation human habatons country bag exchange
values without absolutely
tive that mighty clothing putocacy purple
This principle already the Peoples Party
ready written We must have money and money that will
shall be backed with the credit the United States
precisely all facto property
emitter thereof.
The party procaims fundamental basic ubsat pnce
there but absolutely ndestucab unchangeabe
die bonds debt which calls for taxaon metal
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A TAX

John Sherman in a letter to the
Toledo Blade says that the govern
ment dare not loan money to the ma
tional banks. That it allows them
to issue their notes and taxes them
l per cent per annum for the priv
ilege. Then he says in the same let
ter that it has proved the best bank
ing system the world has ever seem
He dare not in that letter tell the
farmer and business men that these
same bankers, before they will let
them have these notes to employ
labor and develop the country with,
tax them anywhere from 6 to 10 per
cent per annum, and that these
bankers have in the twenty-five
years past paid to their stockholders
over $2,OOO,OOO,OOO in dividends,
and have at the present time over
$19O,OOO,OOO of surplus and over
$4,000, 900 of undivided earnings
on hand. Yes, John, this has been
the best banking system for the
bankers the world has ever seen.
But how about the business men
and farmers who have been paying
these banks from to ten per cent
in order to get their notes to do
business with? 1t has not been the
best system the world ever saw for
them.
The above is from our stalwart
companion-in-arms, The National
Citizens Alliance. We will add that.
the surplus of the banks of New York
City alone amounts to 81 millions,
with a capital of only so millions!
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LAND LOANS IN SWITZERLAND.
A Magnificent Example for the Peoples Party
Given bv the Liberal PARTY
in Switzerland

Few indeed that when the Liberal Party
power the aocray rapidly absorbing all the land Of
Republic And they found the rich richer and the
rapidly sinking seom They instituted the Land Loan
It scarcely state that OF prosperity and
elevation n The testify the granduer OF the
which these new ideas develop.
publishing articles by Wm Beer
matter showing that Switzerland
this country such matters We the following
from his last letter:
what difficulties the Swiss liberal party la
fills with wonder and
power asoats against them the
treasury empty did promised do if
and abused fnched swerved inch from the path
duty We take thm worldly example to follow the Swiss
farmer to accomplish such great
things likewise? avn have do is thoroughly
factor OF
when the to stand together like one man.
achieve everything
will take time we are DONE we have
pished everything desired to do.
adapt the Swiss system to crcum
The loaned the thirty time We
twenty would be sufficient Let
mortgage twenty Let the assessors valuation
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Sylvester Wedge says: cts more
honorable to be kicked by Jay Gould
than to be spoken to by common
man." There are thousands of men
in this country that are giving a,
practical demonstration that they
think SO too. They may receive
their reward after while if the bosom
OF their pants holds out, but we don't,
believe it.-National Reformer.
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OFFICIAL EXPOSURE
Of the Spectators Tremendous Crop" Fake as
Recently resented bv the Great West
Minnesota Executive Committee to the Reform
Newspapers of the United StateS

Newspapers of the United StateS
startling
the G. O. p and O the tremendous CROP
fraud and mighty against the rme awok
Northwest the Dakotas from the
Red River Valley Manitoba. The
4obu slightly possibly
thirty bushe yid II Is and similar
pressions.
committee of the Peoples Party
Friday There eleven
members the committee different the and
reports agreed
supposng
organized bear movement against the farmer.
paper per
regarded such called for
paratoy official At suggestion Mr.
v Poore the Office OF the Pioneer Press
and the files of that On he found the files
greater difference quoted the Sd
but again thereafter the resolution below
We the resolutions Reform Press the
oueng on behalf of the that tbev be published
with editorial comments:
We the executive committee the Peoples party Resolve That
representing individually agricultural
state majority being farmers hereby protest against
the attempts break Mime
wheat e1aggatng the Of the yield false
ments We declare that while good excessive
quantity members the committee the
Red River valley the will fifteen bush
the average and that the rich Blue Earth the
report leading yield average
than from eighteen twenty bushels per
That the attempt price
these false cruel made
this when the failure of ought them good
prices.
Resolved That the harvest festival held
the Minneapolis gotten the spectators with the intent
still further break the wheat by giving the world
that that the Mill Cyis going
wild with delight then protest against founded
alton fraud And declare celebration reflection
the productive capacity Minnesota declaration that
that the farmers of this should enough
that the people cities have emphasize
cannon and PROFESSIONS.
Resolved That the manpulation
wheat enough below price year
the difference between the yield land
yield price year Sept
apols being 81 Sept track
the price the market for No hard
being
And herewith would
fact that the wheat England from to 10 higher
while the face of ruined
Of wheat Minnesota to-day about IA lower than
clearly showing how completely markets monopozed
controlled by the speculators.
would be decidedly aughabe
few who supposed leaders the Peoples
which claims to belong party continually
and write against the platform the party just the Sub
treasury principle and the Land principle not already unan
mous adopted into the bood platform the Peoples Pary
they don't eve in em why then they don't believe in the Peoples
a Let them back into the democratic until
they converted and not divide and break the
men They have tried the splitting Is and have
been gently lifted the wall into
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500 AYEAR IN ADVANCE.
A NEW MONETARY SYSTEM.

In addition the commission given secretaries and 9th
agents each
subscribers copy OF "Keoggs
Monetary System eighth binding book 374
something
1853 before financial revolution OF the day. three
paper
Greeley the
n 1843
Some this book do not with modern vews
revolution-it a masterpiece.
wlse WIN
will send at time five yearly subscribers.
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WAR IN EUROPE.

AS close forms the waoud growing
readers will recall certain articles published
Amagedden OF Biblical prophecy springs being
The armed hosts doubled Russia
Dadanles long closed to warps
portant island g opposite channel Europe star
tied the
Farmer-hod that wheat-every kernel!
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hundreds Lecturers there the
treasury plan!
The merc plausible gdedace nghtcap the land to
destroy the two vital Principles of the Peoples Party It
hgnd Minnesota and the northwest bareiood
ahy in Ohio In the of GOD who this
ade Poverty Wrong plead
lighting Tor the great principles which constitute
the party and the hope OF the toler.
There no Especial legislation about land loans-no
the M system Of banking limiting
homestead; law keeping sidewalks national
principle within which the country
has planted his and his spngtm will find them
strongly in lleaf
Itprovides currency
tpovides secured property
ue based small improved farms lots
good every land under the good Africa America
1t lifts the burden OF debt off struggling
gives long redemption and finally
to the people, and not to a banker.
Stand by PLATFORM ye be menand let not the political
and advantageseeker rob you of vantage ground
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This Republic was ioundeo
upon principles which ,nv0lve0
! tAe Dignity of Labor. 70 des-
troy the power of Labor is to
construct Caste. a CASH .:annot
c0-exist with q Repubir
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En- casa del sastre :
Fotografra en"..." prosa
ode YABUCoA y

rs casada w.. hOrmosfsima.
Alta, triguena, encantadora, con unos
dientecitos que parecen"perlas, y una boca que
SENECA la mas RIGA urna de coral.
sus ojos4,... Negros, muy negros, ras-
gaaos, exprOsivos, enloquecedores, Ojos que
cc7aGaa chispGS, como diria 20 en- un verso 81
supiera hacerlos
iD6nde vive?.... Pues miro usted. vi
We en- una hermosa hacienda de las cercanias
de Yabucoa, y no hace mucho tempo que pas6
una temporada en- la Capital, acompanada do
dos hermanas, una de elias casada aquf am
bas guapisimas y elegantisimas y agradabilfsi
mas en- su trato.
ssu nombre9 Puede componerSe con 81
de la piedra consagrada sobre la que extiende
el sacerdote los corporales al celebrar la misa,
el dc ana bebida que SO hace con trigo ocha-
do en- infusion manera de la cerveza.
3Su apellidog Empieza con A y tOrmina
con N.
Mas detallOsG Pidalos usted la bellisi-
ma sonora do un acreditado comerciante de es-
"a plaza, que vive por la calle de Tetuan.
ALI conocen mi fotografada mucho me-
jor que 20.
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PROBLEMA

DedScadO a Ia dsrectivo del Casino de ToG-a1ta.
En- la noche del "a de Mayo, que sc inau-
gur6 el teatro de Toa-aIta, paseabase un grupo
de j6Venes por Ia calle, y al llRgar frente Ia
un joven dijo los demas -Aqui hay esta no.
che reunidas 100 muchachas.
Una elegante joven, drigi6ndose al grupo
contest0 :-Nosotras somos las muchachas, tan
tas como la mitad de nosotras son casadas J
ancianas, tantaS como la cuarta parte dc nos
otras son ninas pequenas, unidas todos y uste-
des, senores jovenes, que son diez menos que
nosotras, hacemos el 100 complete.
Cuantas eran las muchachas, cuantaS las
casadas y ancianas, cuantos las ninitas GUAM
tos j6venes ten1a Ell grupo?
Pedro Jose Cabrera
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#@#
{ oTRA, DE NANATf J

Sc llama ,..
Su primer nombre es antftesis de guerra,
81 segundo es el mismo de la Madre de Dios, y
su apellido 10 conseg uira usted, reduciendo
Ia mitad eI titulo del pueblo del Captain
Corr6a.
Es rubia, muy rubia, sus diVinos ojos
melanc6licos y dulces, parece que robaron 81
azul los cielos on las mananas estivales.
Els alta, de tale esboltisimo, de pies tan
pequenitos, que da escaIofr1os verlos, = sus Co
lOres no tienen que envidiar NADIA los de la
mas hermosa circasiana.
ViVe en- la Gale principal de Man&s1, di-
cen que por esta Capital hay un jovencito
que aunqUe Sc hace 81 disimulado, suspira
por ella mas dc 10 regular,
Un detalle que Sc me olvidaba tiene mi
semblanzada una dentadura tan tan hermo
sa, que da encanto vorla. Parece un nido de
aljofares, dentro de una rosa purpurina.
Flor
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CORRESPONDENCE.

Luquillo. Don c. r. Estoy aguardando
"a remesa pedida en mis- tres 1ltimas cartas.
-Manati. Don G. I. Suplico cOntesta
ci6n mi carta de hace pocos dfas Es ur,
gento 10 pedido en- ella.
-Guayama. Senores 9. L. Ru6goles SO
sirVan contestar mi Ultima carta.
-Guayama. He recibido una carta fe-
chada en- dicho pueblo, pidiendo Sc e suseriba
al periodico, pero Sc ha extra 7iado aquella.
Suplfcole al autor Sc sirVa repetira
-Weques. Don r. D. Estimar6 usted
responda a mi Ultima carta
"A todos los agentes que no hayan rem
dido las cuentas de Mayo, les suplico 10 hagan
sin demora.
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sECCyON DE ANUNCIos
lRMAN ! JLnRNIL

AcGban de Yecibir pOr los atltimOS VGpOreS,
E1rlpideS, HeEVetio, EspG5l0 q Bae9sG- Ventura
y ofrecen sess relGcionGd0s q al patblicO cs &C.
neral, los efectos sigWle9tes:
Paas con mangos para azdcar Y zanjas.
Parrillas para asar carne, 10 y IL barraS.
Candados. .cerrojos, 3, 81 y pulgadas.
Cabezadas hebillas fOrradas.
Pinturas preparadas de todos colores, en- po-
tes de una libra, envaso patente.
Espuelas de nikel, forma especialisima.
Id. ordinarias, la forma mas perfecta CO.
nocida solo valen S ~ la gruesa
Trnchantes.
Cadenas para pOzos, todos gruesOs.
Cartuchos para escopetas; central Lefau-
eheuX, barat1simOa.
Cai2s de tacOs y retacOs para los miSmos
RelOieS despertadOres PcolO
Espejos marco dorado, desde 10 reales hasta
4.l6 docena.
Loza segdn 10 pubica,lo anteriormsnte en- es-
te DiariO.
Platos hierro estana:lo 6, Z, y pulgadas
Ninium en- povo
CubiertOs para mesa, balanZa media balanzA
Agujas para crochet
Aldabas con Sus grampas.
Grampas sueltas para las miSmaS.
Aza'laS de COrOnas.
BncaduS dc reSOrte, nikelaIOS.
Espuelas estaladas de $21 % gruesa de
pares.
ClnGurOn6S 90 cu6FO lie. II pulgauaS.
Tornillos para hierro galyanizad0 con tuerca
J volandera, D pugadas.
Palas de bOte, t0das de acerO, de punta.
Palas id. dc id. sin pulir, Sc doc ena.
CandadOs de patente Ell cartOnes de dOcen2
Pcos = zapapicos acerados, ojo oval
Gruperas rellenas.
Paanganas hoja dc lata 8 i Is pulgadas.
Morteros de colnpusci0n imitacion narmol.
Rowolverss de milimetros.
Aceite de linaza
" Soga de esparto.
Efectos do id.; monetarios, sacudidores de
alfombra, sopIado tic etc.
Hojas de sables marca dos manos.
silas de regila.
Armaduras de lavamanoS
Holnos para cafe
TiKa.
Almagre, Ocle.
VelOciDedos para ninos de ambos sexos.
LimaS americanas do dos puntas con cabo.
Hachas de Collinssi tolas formas
Barnices, Brochas, Betun, Aguarras, Lapices,
Mamaderas de Coma.
Aambres de pdas, rollos lie a 100 libras
Alqutran, Brea, Estopa alquitranada.
Hule negro, blanco y de cOOres.
Papel de liza
CenentO marea Corona.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
LOGOGRIFO NUMERICO

Ded6cGdO a Ia ,Srtd, Hermsni0 Bazoguer, poy
Msa Na6eHsbrO del Club IYianV6Y0to
.1,4,18.6,1 10 PEI que So .crfa en- los estanques.
2,2O,17 Cuadrupsdo.- :, Lilo 1881, 10 Planta
de raiz astringente. II, IL, 1869 Sabandija
de la Arabia Egipto.- 5, ,19, ,13, IL Planta vege-
tai 6,l9,l5, 6,l7 Un adjetiyo. o.-7, is No
medicinal de zumoBoloroso. 9,5,6,l,9 Un ceta-
ceo-1O, ,19, ,15, 5,11,6 1920 Planta vegetal que SO
utiliza On la ceTamica. III ZIG, 1920 10 que
no tiene igual. .-12, ,19,8 14,1, a Moneda francesa
muy antigua --13, rs, 49, Al, 81 Un cuadrdpodo-
14,8,7,15, 10 Ave.-15, ,19, ,12,14,18 Pez-16,4,l9,
1,l7 OrganO del cuerp0 humane. .--17, ,5 III ms
4rumento musico.-lS, ~, g, ,ll,8, ,6,19 III III.
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Dulce y sabrosa.

Verdad que ell t1tulo es apetitoso graz
to? Pues todava es mas agradable delicio-
sa la novela de don JacinGo 0ctayio Picon, qlle
acaba de publicarse con ese tftulo. Los Q'ie
hayan leido el fragmento de ella que publleo
la ReVistG PWertorr5que9g del mes de FebT..eo
ultimo, todavfa estan con la miel en- los labai>.
Que asunto mas bello y que primoroso eatlio
La edicion es magnffca el vol1men tie
ne mas de 400 paginas.
Sc vende a un peso eI ejemplar on las
principales librerfas en- las ohcinas de EE Bus
cNpie Fortaleza ndmero SO. 30-3
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Cdfs-Sin Yariaci0n; regular ,leinanda =
ROn-Se nantiene sin Yariaci0n causa
de Ia aDundancia. V6ndese ds $40 4 $41 los
1I0 galones
mo sigue:
Londres 60 DIV, $500.
Paris div, SIS por 100.
Estados- Unidos DIV, 81 por 100.
Espana DIV, Ia por 100.
Habana 8 DIV, Is por 100.
ENTRADAS
Hoy no ha tenido efecto ninguna de ira
Yesfa
Vapores que sc aguardan:
st. Simon, que saldra 81 Is para Santan-
der.-Al0Ud, sali0 el 80 de Liverpool CGtG-
lG2, saldra ell de Liverpool. BMe1sOS Aires,
salio el 80 de Cadiz. s1t0rderieo llegara Ell
IL 6 IL del actual.
Mercados de la Isla
MAYAGUEZ
CGfS.-Muy limitadas existencias. Sc pa
ga de $24 $26.
Ag6c0r.- Encalmada la demanda. Refno
$2B $3.50.
Mie1es.-Buena solictud. Pagan de SIS &
$40 los 10 galones, seg1n clase.
Cster0s.- Sostenidos de So So quintal los
Salados.
CaMabi0s.-
Londres 90 div $5-85.
NueVa-York, $21 por 100.
Espana, $l4 l6 por 100.
PONCE
Cqfx- -Encalmado $243 a $26.
Agatc0r. r.-Demanda floja Refno, $2-75 a
$3. Centrifuga q, $50 asa
Mieles-Buena demanda: $22 a $28 los
1lO galones por extremes.
CGmbjOs.-
Londres 80 DIV, $5-8oa a 5-82a.
Espana, $14 $15 por 100.
NeW-York, $21 $213 por 100
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ALMANAQUE.-sabado 6, San Norberto
Eclipse total de. Sol invisible. Luna nueva
q las II 2 minutes del dia9en Geminis. Calor
nubes.
EFEMER1DE. ISL. El Rey manda i re-.
poner Juan Ceron Miguel Diaz en- 81 Go
bierno de la Isla, con orden Juan Ponce de
Leon de entregarles y que vuelga Espana
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lQuiere listed gozaf lie buena sa.ud -
Pues prefiera 81 ron yiejo del pals 4 todos los
brands go papas podridas que yenden por
ahf. Z no divide que 81 mejor ron de la Isla
solo Sc encuentra On la Tienda Honda, San Jose
nhIn. 27.
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Secci6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

Agstcay. Hoy So ha vendido IN lotecito
de ~ bocoyes refno San AptoNtO 4 $2-85. El
tempo IluyiosO que tenemos, no permite la
cOnducci0n del fruto la Ciudad
BFieges. .-C Continua quieto Il mercado de
este dulce.
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Cocinero y Repostero

Desea colocarse un buen cocinero Y repss.
tero que SO somete 4 la prueba. Para info
mes, ,dirjirse Placido Avalos Bargan0n, cu.l
tel de Orden Ptblico.-Capital 4-3
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NE9oCIo IMPoRTVNTF.

Por no querer mas seguir su dueno en- este
negociO, Sc traspasa un Euen hotel en- Maya
guez, muy bien montado, con mucha parroquia
y esta situado en- ell mejor punto de la localida,l
Nota:-Su dueno hace cargo dc poner al corriente
del elnegocio del hotel a la persona que 10 compre.
Para infOrmes dirijirse al director de LA Co.
RRESPoNDENCIA. 152
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ATENCION
Todo Puerto Rico 10 dice.

El mejor chocolate que puede tomarse es 81
de " LA ANTOLINA," gran fabrica establecida
ma, precios desde % centavos un peso, paquete
de AGO gramos. Dep6sito Las Dos CastilIas, esta-
blecimiento de don Pedro E. Zamorano, Sc deta-
LA en- ell mismO casi todos los de esta Capital
30-11
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Muebles Muebles

IDeSea usted surtirse de muebes DeS6a
usted proveerse mandar hacer buenas Obras de
Carpinterfa de G.. FLORES, SUCESORA DE Pc
REZ, Gale del Cristo ntmero Is ALI encontraran
un surtidO escoger de maderas de cedro, laurel,
sabine, roble, .nogal etc. Sc trabaja bien bara-
to. 16-o
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FUGA DE VOCALEs
A Ell.
S. t. c.r.z.n h.r.
f.. en- f.nd.d. r.z.n
II d.s.ng.h. t. d.
O.. mt. M. c.r.Z.n

Solucones. - Del anagrama, Conception
Duret.-De la fuga, Recibe de coraz0n-este
sencillo apagrama-Que bicn sabes que te anna
-el que es toda tn ilusion.-Del geroglffco,
Mas vale llegar tempo que rondar uE ano.-
De la charada, Torero.-De arpa, Asunci0n.
Las han enviado. DE Ia fnga: Srta. An
drea V6lez, Srta. Reginita Tnajerc, N. Munero,
A. Munero, 81 desgraciado, Tn desenganado,
y. NJ. Prats.-De la charada Srta. Reginita
Tinajero, seyillano, Srta. Leooadia Cantero, Es
trella de la malana-Del arpa: Srta. Leocadia
Cantero, Estrella de Ia mailana.-Del gerogli-
fcO: SeVillanO.
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ANAGRAMA
RIA CAM.ARERA

Con estas letras fOrmar ell nombrc ape
lido de una senorita de la Marina que 20 apre-
clio mucho.
Tn amigo.
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secto-l9, 1873, 1920 Tn pez dc rio-2O, ,17,5
2O,9 Familiar infant la soluci6n del ndmero
Al 90.
AgboIcdG 1srOpe,
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RsaAaUOS r 60.
CoMIsIoNIsTAs.- DE LA CRUZ Ne

Deposito del Vino AlelIa de Nagln, Plade-
llorens.-Vino digestive del DR.. Abreu, Vino
de Jerezlde Luis Chorro.-Cig CigarrilIos de Ia Co.
rona.-Tabacos y Cfgarrillos dc la Flor de Nu-
rias. s.-Papel blanco rayado acilla.-Losas
de marmol para pisos mesaS.-Losetas cata-
lanas, blancas, negras y coloradas.- Mosaicos
hidraulicos.- Azulejos. - Alambre de cuatro
p1as-Arneses Y sillas de montar-.Avena
alpiste-Saees de envase. 30
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BoT1cARIo

Ell que por falta de recursos no este esta
blecido, des6e hacerlo en- un bu6n pueblo
Sc le hacen ventajosas proposiciones.
En- esta Redaccion informaran. 8
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mUjer. Leyendo hOrizOntalmente = tomando
la Il letra del primera renglon, la % del segun-
do etc, ETC., obtendremos un bonto nombre
de mujer.
El Csryo de C0ngrej0S.
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Cuando 81 sol por el 0riente
Prinso segseaad0 los campos,
Y cantan los pajaritos
Por la enramada saItando,
RI terCia dos pril2sG monte
Es de los hombres encanto,
Y tru6eanse en- regocIos
Las brumas de los enganos.
3Qui6res encoLtrar el todO
Sin excessive trabajo?
Pues te dire que es un pueblo
De este jardfn borineano.
M. de D. Est
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a UNA sANLORENCENA.
Arreg7ada de aMt0r descoaoc5d0

ATT6ykCkkN U6 0Wt0F U6SCO71OC1WO. \
De I'll me separ6 cuando luchando
contra la suerte estabamos los dos;
20, lleDo de esperanzas, mas llorando,
tl, al despedirte con acento blando,
eras tan triste cual postrer adios.
Luego; mas 5arde, con el pecho herido
vi en- los aires veloz desparecer
I'm ave cuyo dulce nido
era cual nuestro amor, temple querido,
de dulce calma y sin igual placer
Halo 81 dolor donde mi planta llevo,
Y Ak pasar Ell inyierno aterTador
presentirlo sin dudar me atreYo.--.
un nido ell ave encontrara de nuevO,
pero 70 nunca encontrar6 tn amor -.
Oo,,aooO0, Tr7Oua
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S 8. 900

Sc desea comlrar dos casas en- eSta C;l.,i
tai, de $4,000 mas m6aos cada una.
InfOrInaran en III nIiInero 2s calla he 4 =
tusn esquina Il Tanca.