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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18
1WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE ELECTION.

,. The municipal election in this city yes
rdav was one of those quiet. orderly
ents observable in neighborly contests
which politics is wholly eliminated or
nored. The Mckinley tariff, the atti-
,de OF the two great parties on the sill
,.r auestion, President Harrison's re-
mt proclamation in regard to foreign
,cupapcy of the waters OF Behring sea,
n italian imbroglio, or any other Of the
highly issues which shake political or
81 an;xations from center to circumference
,ere not considered in connection with
no electiop. The contest, if it may be
.l,ed such. was determined by per
onal friendships and associations for
,ot word or Il whisper was
heard that could be tortured into an I'M
oeachment of the honor, or integrity or
QUALIFICATION of a single candidate upon
either ticket.
The result is about a stand of between
the two parties. two democrats and two
republicans being elected upon the city
ticket. From IA political standpoint this
should satisfy the rank and file of each
organization. Good men are elected t"
the several city offices, while the de
feated candidates retire from the field
without the loss of that confidence re
posed in them by their neighhors AMI
the community at large.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18
HOPE FOR STOCk R.lISERS

There is a very bright dawning of hope
for all our cattle and meat interests. The
outlook for the market, says the Mime
apolis journal. is more favorable than il
has been for many years. II the prom
Uses. So pregnant. are fulfilled with re
spcct. in fact. to both meats and grain,
the cranks who have been keeping the
farmers in hot water for some time will
sing dirges in vain and will be silcnccd
by their former victims and by the over
whclming logic of returned prosperity.
During the last two or three weeks the
price of cattle and hogs has taken al
upward turn. and with expanding Euro.
pcan markets and increased home dc,
mand the future of the cattle and hog
business is certainly promising. Thede
mand for cured pork at home and abroad
is large and increasing, while the price oI
corn keeps up and is apparently likely t'
advance. The Western hog packing dur
ing march was over Il million hogs, ;
Quarter Of a million in cXcessof the mum
BIER recorded last year for the sam,
period. And as to the cattle there has
been "A steady progress, Notwithstanding
the low prices which ruled during recent
years.
II 1870 exports of cattle and cattle
products were S5,754.639. In 1890 the!
| were SCI, S5O,913. of which 81 ,201 ,94S rep
resented live cattle. In 1887 of thu
2.3S2.OOS cattle received, the home con
sumption was 1,712,4OS; the exports, 6G9,
600, or % per cent. Last year the cattl,
received numbered 3,4S4 25S: the HON,
consumption was 2,lS9,964; the exports
l,232,25S, or 81 per cent. A larger por
ton of the home supply is canned. From
these figures it appears that the hom'
consumption OF beef is enormously in
craasing. And the exports are steadil.
increasing. These factors are encourag
ing. The foreign beef trade has treble'
in value in five years. 1t is not likely t.
diminish. The agricultural department
has insured unimpeachable cattle inspec
ton and u cattle must 'go' in Eu
| r,nn
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" is said that Mr.. Carter Harrison
will eschcw politics in the future and go
to farming. 1t is barely possible that
the gentleman would prove a success as
a raiser Of squashes and pumpkins for a
kind providence has wisely provided "a
place for every man to till. AS a poll
tician his mission is ended unless he pro
poses to abandon the party which has
trusted and honored him and which he
50 bascly betrayed. and clasp hands
with his old time political enemies. Mr.
Carter Harrison would not be missed il
he concluded to retire to the obscurit.
Of a backwoods country farmer.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18

The superintendent of the census has
issued a bulletin upon the subject of
railway transportation in the New Eng
land states for the years 1880 and 1899.
The leading features of the bulletin arc
given as follows: Number Of passengers
carried in 1889, lO3,374,3S7; 1880, SPOIL
33S. Tons of freight moved, 1889,
35,2s5,S96; 1880, 2~4,OO3,967. Earnings
from passenger service, 1889, s33,477,965;
1880, 21,435, 1871. Earnings from freight
service, 1889, s34,OOl ,56s; 1880, s25,6S3,-
OH. Total earnings and income, 1889,
sG9,475,O55; 1880, $4,000, 100. Total ex-
penditures, 1889, sGS,9U0,6Sl; 1880, s4G,-
9l5,222. Length in miles of all lines
operated, 1889, 6,942.34; 1873, 6,021.1s.
Total number of employees, 1889, 1886;
1880, 1855. Receipts per mile per pas
senger-cents, 1889, 1872; 1880, 219. Re
ceipts per mile per ton of freight cents,
1889, LAT; 1880, l.84.
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The money that was put upon
the plates at the otfcrtory in the
Episcopal churches in New York ON
Easter Sunday was the most remarkable
feature of the ceremonies incident to the
celebration of this festival. At Rev. DIR.
lTuntington's church the offerings are
said to be 100000: at DR.. Grecr's 50,
COO was received, at DIR. Morgan's SD.
600, and DR.. Warren's Sl2,OVO. At Trim,
ity church the Offering was nearly go.
OOO. This is believed to DE the largest
aggregate offering ever taken in n day
in the Episcopal churches in any city VI
the country. Albany Argus.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18

Col. DANIEL SEARLEs. the veteran
and versatile newspaper writer. has ac-
copied a position on the TRIBUNE staff.
having already entered upon his duties.
Col. Searlcs yields a vigorous pencil at
all times and under all circumstances.
and as AN exponent Of the democratic
faith he has few equals and no superiors
among the newspaper men Of the state.
We-take pleasure in introducing him To
the TElBUNE readers.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18

As the beneficial effects Of
the Mckinley tariff law, as applied to
wool, we quote from the circular OF a
leading Boston wool commission house
the quotations for western wool in that
CITY ON the 9Th inst: "The demand for
Territory wool has been fair, and the
sales, amounting to 236,2OO lbs, are
larger than for the previous week. But
two large sales are reported, the low con-
dition of stocks preventing transactions
in large lines Of desirable selections.
There is no change in prices. A sale of
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18
LIOUOK-DEALERs ON THE WAKPATH
Open Revolt Against PrOhibitOry Law
A Constable Badly Beaten.

BrHLINGToN, Iowa, April b Open
revolt against the prohibitory law oc-
Cured in this city today. A county con
stable named Green, who has been a
searcher, in connection with the justice
court at Mediapolis, anne to Burlington
and with three deputies began to search
for II Hirschberg. Before he had
finished reading his warrant he was
surrounded by an organized band OF
about forty Unknown liquor-dealers'
who administered a terrible beating TO
him. Green's skull was fractured, his
nose broken, and one eye nearly de,
stroyed. His three deputies deserted
him at the first blow and escaped from
the crowd.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18

1t is quite certain that the free silver
ties will make a vigorous campaign next
year, and will begin it early enough to
show large strength in the presidential
conventions. 1t is highly important.
therefore. that the friends Of honest
and a sound currency should be
ready to hold up their end Of the fight.
Baltimore American.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18

THE Montanian is mistaken in saying
Teton county division bill. Mr.. Power
was bitterly opposed to it. and after It's
passage through the house he openly an
is but Justice to Mr.. Power, however. To
state that he expressed IA willingness to
support a division bill which made the
principal meridian the eastern boundary
line of Teton county. and which expressly
stated in words and figures the proper
ton of Chotcau's Indebtedness to he
borne by the new county. The TRIBUNE
corrccts the Montanian simply that the
truth Of the record may he preserved.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18

NEW YORK, April l3-Burlington'
s5l5; Northern Pacific, 25si; preferred
6ssa; Northwestern, 1O71s; preferred
1874; st. Paul, 60; preferred, ll24;
Manitoba, 1881; Omaha, 25ls; prcferred'
81; Duluth, %; Wisconsin central,
1854; Great Northern preferred, s9's'
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Five Per Cent. Interest IN New York.

The bill fixing the legal rate of inter
est at 5 per centum has passed the as
sembly. There were sixty-cight affirma-
tive votes and orly four in the negative.
The senate, it if not unlikely, will kill
the measure. The expediency Of the
change at this time may well be ques-
toned. Syracuse IN. " Herald.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18

New YORK, April b. Money easy
ranging from 3 to 80 per cent. Last
loan 3, closed offered at 3. Prime mer-
camille paper sal. Sterling exchange
quiet and barely steady at S4.S5Sl Tor
sixty day bills and s4.ssk for demand
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Think So?

Everyone is going to the Shrinking
Water mines just as soon as the road
tbaws out. There will be over a thou
sand people over there in less than three
months Billings Gazette.
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Don't fail to call at Calkins' BOOK
store for Baby Carriages ana lr"p
Wagons: bottom prices.
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A. X. BARBOUR, Trustee.
4. a GREl,G

The above named gentlemen are the
of property i'll the vicinity OF
Great Falls to- the value of several hun
dred thousand dollars. and are perfectly
responsible and able to carry out the
p~ropOsiti0n to the letter.
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Importante.

El que suscribe pos los inyentos siguiehtes
IL Tn aparaJito audnivo, nuevo c6modo Y
ehcaz, pues con 81 Sc oye perfeUtanente, adaptan-
dose al pabelon de la oreja, sin que exceda de el
6vuo de la misma.-
q. ,Fodo-escultura. Sc ohtiene por este pro-
cedimiento la escultura la perfecci6n de la 10.
tografia, en- un tamano gual al de la tarsta Ameri.
cana; prdiendose reproducr este trabao Gu Celulo-
de cnaiquiera otra sustancia susceptible de recbr
impresiones, por ell vaciado.
80 MeJoramiento de la maquinaria de Fi-
laturas de Agod6n sobre la usual en- esta indnstria
en- Bareeona resultado es casi uua tercera parte
liquida, sobc aquella con iguaes gastos
Desea ponerse on contacto aguna casa
la que rueda convenir la adqulscion en- propiedad
de todos algunns de estos inventos.
La correspondence, puede diriIirse en- Frances
Espanol, la calfe lie San jose ndmero 1, puerto
R1co.-DGmset hscWdero. 15-7
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COMMUNICABLE
Puerto-Rico, Nvbre. % de 1891.
Sr. Director do LA CORREsPONDENCIA.


Muy Sr. mio y de mi mayor consideration :
la noticia que lei anoche inserta gu su popular
diario, respecto que la leche quo SO vende
en- mi establecimiento contiene un 4I1O dc
aqua, me sorprende sobre manera
Esrando segurO, como 10 estoy, de Ia ine-
xactitud de 10 que SO atirma, no cabra supo-
ner que en- el Laboratorio 50 euuivoc6 Ia pro-
cedencia del articulo, que sea esta la causa
d. la noGicia que tanto perudica mis- interesess
Porque 20 tengo la seguridad de que, en- esta
vez nadie ha tornado on mi casa ese articulo
para levarlo al anaiisis, como ha sucedido en-
otras que el mismo director del ,Laboratorio
me 10 ha psdido con aquel objeto.
Los que consumer, tomandolo de mi casa,
ol citado jugo, Y que generalmente son los
mismOs, p0dran responder de la plreza con
que SO expende
Dando usted las gracias por la publica-
ci0n de las precedentes lineas, aprOvechO la
OCCASION para ofrecerse 8. q. b. 8. m., ..s..ss ]
H5lGy6mo Lopez Cepeg0. .s..
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precio en- que la cempIo ol Estado SO saba
que era l,ecssario repararIa, habi6ndose obte-,
nilO pOr esta circnnstancia un ripO menor
que 81 qua hubiera sidO necesarlO pagar 81 la
casa SO haflase en- perfecLo est&do.
x l.. emo> tn El IMspGrc6al dc Mayaguez:
..Sgue ac6iva la demanda pOr cate y los
dias 80 presentan favorabes para que pneda
bajar aEmereado dcho truto. Nos parece-por
la nollcia que publcAnos on oLru lugar So q
la insurrecclon del B asll-que nuestras cOse
chas alcanzaran algunas ventajas mas sobre
los precios obtellidOs hasta la fec.4a.
a FL sabadO 81 Sc emuarcaron lOr San AgLs-
tin 1888 sacos 8 sbarriles con 800 $50 kilOs
para la Peninsula otros puertos de Europa.
Exportado hasta la fecha .37O, ,552 kilos. 4
F#|, esss. ~.
\Segdn vemos en- La Opinion de San Ger
man, no es 1exacta la noticla puplicada por el
B0geti,s Merc0mtl acerca de la constitution de
I'm nueyo Comite Unconditional On dicha Ciu,
dad. =A
Ell colega cita los nombres de varios res
pstables incond1cionaes dc aquella tocalidad
que no estan ente:ados de tai nonbramento.
En- Ponce cotizan cafe corriente para Gu
ba q $22.-Pil6n para lustrar dc 1929 $223 -
Lustrado de 223 $23 segnn clase- Azlcar de
>reino para 81 detalle a "a y So y ron de- $45
a $50.
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Noticias de Ia IsIa

Alguna persona que Sc dice importante on
Ia CarOlina-nos escriben de dichO pueblo
neg6 que la Diputaci6n hubiese consignado de
sus fondos la cantidad de 200 pesos para los
inundados de aquel t6rminO.
A quen tai haya dicho debemos cOntes-
tarle que muy equivOcadO anda pues nuestra
Excma. Diputacion tom0 ell humanitarfo acuer-
do de cOnsignar la referidad cantidad
ooo
En- la noche del dia l6 del actual, levanto
Ell vuelo desde su casa paterna, siGa on Rio
piedras, barrio del Monasillo, una paloma que
fu6 detenida, on duces arrullOs con su cOmpa-
nero, por una pareja de guardias municipales.
Buques que habia anteayer On el puerto
de Mayaguez. De travesia VGs,dge Par, des-
cargando. De cabotage Guadalupe M0ya-
gsissanG .pendientes de fete.
El individuo Juan de la Cruz cordero y
Anador, vec.no de Rio-piedras, ha sido deteni-
do por denuncia de haber atentado contra un
guardia municipal, sigui6ndosole p0r este mo-
two causa criminal Sc encuentra pres0
disposition del Juzgado de instruction de esta
Capital.
u las diez media de la mafiana de hoy
ha fallecido On Bayam6n el apreciable joven
D. Ramon Santaella Coft6n, hijo de nuestro
buen amigo ID. Ramon. EnviamOs nu estrO
mas sentidO p6same sus desconsolados pa
Dire esposa asi como la demas famila con
quien nos iga antigua sincera amistad.
-.
POr ell cabO de la Guarda Civil. cOmandan-
te del pnesto de Toa~ata, Federico JusticiO
Diaz guardia % Rogue Villar Fernandez, ha
sido descubierto 81 robo de un cerdo que una
sonora dc dicho pueblo tenia d8do partir
ganancias un individuo llamado Vlorio Moi
ca Gonzalez. Gracias a las pesquisas dc H.
chos guardas Sc descubri6 que el Mojica Fer
nandeZ, fu6 el autOr del hurto ayudado por
una mujer. Los acusados convictOs confe-
sos han sid0 puestos disposition del Tribu-
nal y On Toa- baja SO elogia mucho la actiyidad
que desplegan los indiyiduos de aquel puesto
de la G1ardia Civil.
El vecino de Rio-piedras, Cannto duada-
lupe, acusado de haber sustraido ell dia is de!
corriente, su convecino Francisco de Jeslis,
una yegua, ha sido detenido cabalgando on di-
cho animal.
80 eco
Ha tornado possession de sn destino Hl al
calde dc sabana del Palnar D. Pedro Espinal
ss.
Mejor entefados sobr3 10 que dijimos aver
rpsppcto d. la casa destinada Administers
Ciol le Conunicaciones de lArecibo, podemos
manifestar que si bien Ia aiicha casa no esta
Nn perfecto estadO para serVir al uso que Sc
deatina, no est& tampoc0 en estad0 dc ruina
letpo se ans hahla aaeGurado, Que Al hla q
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COnsultOriO m6dico
OperatOraO Universal.

Los doctores especialistas que componen
este Gablnete, Ofrecen aslstencia facuii atIya
tOdos los habiGa ltes de esta lOcaldad segu-
ros de que encOntraran todo cuanto ell eufer-
mo neceslte para la curaci0n 6 allvio de sus
padecimentos
Consulta diaria de 8 a IL de la manana
de 2 a + de la tarde. LA consulta de 8 8,
gratis los pobres que 10 acrediten.
FOrtaleza, 15.-HOtel "San Jnann 15-3
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GRATIS

Cd.pese asimismo 81 en- la Guia Coneerciol
AgrScoza de Puerto-Rico para 1892, que reparte
gratis d los aaaunciantes don Jose Ballesterns Nu-
asog, no fgura profession, arte industra san
su an@ncio Sc We oblgado comprarls para repair
tir crculares, ofrecer demandar mercaderias, in
quirir medicos, abogsdos ageutes etc., pues de to-
das classes y, de todos los pueblos hay anunclados
los principales en- ndmero dc ma de mil 1911
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sU S PI Ro

-
Cuando tus negros rasgados ojos
iOhl me miriam, mujer,
Como miran las aguilas del cielo
Mil soles sus pies,
Cuando tn faz encantadora Y pura
Cual expl6ndido sol
En- mi alma refieja todo el tuego
De ternura amor,
Cuando escucho algun so de tn labio
Cual perlas al caer
Sobre el caliz lozano de una rosa
= Del 1ofido vergel, .,
Cuando apercibo de til voz divina
81 placidO rumor
Como entonan los angeles del cielo
Sus plegarias, Dios,
En- mis- horas de angustias y tristezas,
y de hondo pesar,
De Ia noche tranquila Oh ell misterio,
All q en- la soledad,
Caanto gozo, mi bien, = en- csc instante
70 me creo feliz,
por VERNE tus pies arrodillado
:. kmbiciono vivir -.
s.. Girauds Bentaneoars
Las chicas guapas deben acudir ell Lou
ere de los Sres. AhuMada y Co., San Francisco
esQuina San Justo. ny allf de todo 10 que
sc necesita para realzar Ia hermosnra y.
Sc vende precios de verdadera situaci0n
a. EL DIR. SALICRUP.-Pida USED ca
todas las tieudas donde vendan perfumeria
efectos de tocador, PogUos dentdles del Or. 60-
licrmp .--Es el :nejor preservativo que SO como
ce contra la carrie de los dientes IN gran re-
medic para dar buel aliento Ia boca
El exito cubre las faltas los reyeses las
iLventan.
La ingratitud no desalienta 4 los btenhe-
chores, pero sirve do pretexto al egoisno.
La generosidad perdona Ia Improvements
4olVida 81
La jusbicia es pTeciso bnscarla en- la con-
ciunciat Il honor On la opinion. -. ell aqua
IsasaIuS, los janones, esencias, mu1ocas fanta-
ia, oruAos, bastones, ett, etc. an Ambos Mum
los, San Justos 81.
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vHemos tenido OCCASION dc yer algunos
vrajes para caballeros, cortados por 81 maestro
sastre don Timotec cubelo, que hace pocos
dias lego q esta Ciudad procedente de la Ha-
bana, donde ejerc'o la profession en- las pr.n-
cipales sastrersas de aquella gran Capital.
Dichos trajes NADIA dejan que desear. 81 Sr.
Cubelo trabaja On La U1ransayis0, Tanoa,
esquina Fortaleza-Precios moderad0s.
veinte, treinta, cuarenta platos su cleo
ci6n, confecciOnadas Ia orden, serVidos con
/ Dondef Pues en- la. fonda La Catalama del
amigo Fontanillas, calle de San Francisco nd
nero Sc.
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Sc Vende

La casa terrera numero 104 de la Gale de,
Sol. Ell que la interese puede dirigirse La
casa, Cruz % principal, derecha, donie inf r.
uaFan 15-3
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EspeciaIidades

en- camisetas, calzoncillos, calcetines abrigos
do lana. Guantes, mitones, cintas de seda, fo-
res menudas, abanicos, cors6s y Obietos de
antasia.-PRECIOS DE OCASION
Lessti7ai d. Co.
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E~ CONSEJO LAS MADRES Ell Jarabe
Calmante de la Sra Winslow debera usarse siem-
pie cuando los niilos padecen de la dentici6n
ProporciOna aliviO Immediate 81 pequeflo pacente;
produce un sueno tranquilo natural, aliviando
todo dolor. amanece Ell angelite risneno feliz.
Els muy agradabe al paladar. Alivia al peque-
huelo ablanda las encias, calma todo dolor, regu-
iariza los intestinos, y es e mejor remedio COMO
cdo para diarrea Ocasionada pOr la dentici6n d
Otra causa.
UN EXITO COMPLETE obtenido en- va los
casos y Bronqcitis y nSiaos raqultices con la
aplicaci0n de Ia Emulsion de Scott de aceite de
higado de bacalao 8 hipofosftos de cal sosa
CARTAaENA, Colombia, JUNO 9, 1884.
Sres. Scott y B0sUne.
Il Muy senores mfos: Farias veces en- case
de brolquitis y ninos raquiticos, he tenido
oportunidad de usar la Emulsion de Scott, OBJ
tenido siempre un 6xto completo Lo cual
me es grato comunicarles, quedo de ustedes,
con el mayor respeto atto S. s. G B. S. M.
DR.. Juan s. Gastelbondo
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Quiere usted conocer las mas bellas Y
slmpatlcas senoraS y senOrltas de esta Capital
Pues sltuese On Du6n SitiO de La M0LlOrQXis2G
Queaiese all un ratio. No pasara un cuarto
dc hora SIN que principle q darle saltos ell CO.
ra7 on.
oA1MAozN DE- Mus1oA
DR OLYMPIC OTERO, ATOCHA No t. PONCE.
Mdsica para piano dos manos.
ltat0sntet |. Ia serle, tacil ..... 30 Cts
IdsDs. Aida, 2. "a serie. N. -fuerza -. 60 cts
It0bGssds.-Stela Confidente =facil. -. !. 25 cts
Para pediaos Oh Ia Capital, d. Jose Gonzalez
Font. - ss.s ..sse
CallnO .ha heehO una conquista.
Ucspues dc segulr una modstilla y de
convldarla al cafe, le pregunta:
- Podre escribire "a usted
Isl, senior la lista del correo.
- Vue nombre pongo On Ell sObres
-@@-El que usted quiera.
7 Ca!inO sc marcho -muy satisfecho
@ Antes de decidirse usted s comprar una
srueda de cgarrlllos, procure prohar los de la
1narca Figaro. La mejor recommendation de
este producto es tomarle el gasto.
- C0sas que Sc recons5e,sd0ss Ell HUEN
dUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peluquerfa de la Capital.
Pr0pietGy6os J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd
nero 16--Perfumer1a extra superior Sc admi
ten abonadOs.-Esmeroy y limpieza.
-Acaban de llegar al establecimento de So
brinos de Luina y Co., chorizos secos de Estre-
madura on manojos de una docena, turrones
de todas classes, uvas, membrllos, gran varie.
dad de cajitas de pasas de todas classes, etc.,
etc. FL que quiera YER cosas buenas que Sc
pase pOr el almac6n de LailA.
Lopez dice que el ojo del amo engorda al
caballo. por ESQ el mismo, personamente,
sin encomendar nadie ese trabajo, corta la
ropa que SO confecciona en- Ell establecimento.
Por ESQ goza de justa tama la sastreria de la
calle de la Fortaleza ndm. 19, frente al Bozetf,s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-26
CERVANTES
Centre General de Publications. para
todU LG LSLG

de FRAILE y Co.-TETUAN 81
En- este Centric so amiGen snscri5ores toda
clase de obras, tantO de lujo como econ6lnicas
servldas por cuadernos dom clio o en- la foIma
que mas agrade al suscritor Tambien Sc COM
pletan toda case de obras truncas para cuyo efec-
to las personas que las tuveren tai estado
deseen contin nuarlas, pasaran este Centro una
nOta del ultlmo cuaderno que tengan su poder;
en- la inte.igencia, que seran sorvldos con toda
pUntuaildad y economic, que es la norma que SO
propone seguir escrupulosamente este nuevO Gen.
tro de publlcaciones.
Puerto-Rico, Noviembre de 1891.
1910 FTGiie u %.
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