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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-19
Ayuntamiento de la Capital

Pxiucjpazes acMeydos tomados en- la session
del 16 de Dicienbre.
Enterarse de la concession de pasaje Official
hecha Dor 81 Excno. Sr. Gobernad0r un joven
peninsular abandonadO.
-Cnrsar con apoyo al Gobierno Ia pro-
puesta del senior Bordonalla para el desempeno
por sustitucion de la escuela dc Santurce.
-Enterarse de -haber tornado possession de
{. su cargo el arQuitecto aenor BOlumburu.
4t-Conceder la sooiedad Amigos del Biess
Ps4blico, que puede veriicar una reunion en- la
planta baja del teatr0. 0
-Concecer ounce dias de pr6rroga al So
nor Ortiz. para retirar d circ0 dc caballitos, On
atenci6n su enfermedad. 80 .s. r-
Aprobar 81 gasto. de GALES en- la pasada Sc
mana importante SO pesos. 5, .gs.ssa $ :
Acordar SO remita al Gobierno General el
expediente de evaluacion de Ia riqueza impo-
nible. $50
-Conceder un socorro de 25 centavos dia-
rios por un mes una vecina pobre y enfsrma
del % distrito.
-Pasar informe de la contaduria comi-
sion, una instancia de don Francisco Delgado
sObi q pago de un censO.
sehalar el sueldo mensual de 25 pesos
al escribiente tempOrorO don Francisco Coli,
ocupado en- trabajos del censo de poblaci0n.
-AprObar la adjudication de las ObraS del
chiquero de cerd0s al sehor Rodriguez, mejor
postOr en- el cOncufse alberto al efectO.
-DispOner de acuerd0 con 10 intormadO
por la Comis6n, SO invite al contratjsta de pla-
"a del Mercado q ampliar Ia obra, colocando
-azulejos enla carniceria y rasgando las venta-
mas de las tiendas, con arreglo 10 dispuesto
7 para estos casos por la Ley dc Obras phblieas,
" caso de aceptar, que SO ample 81 contrato on
forma convenience .
.-Disponer SO circule un aviso al pdblico,
imponiendo Ia multa de I'm peso las personas
que ensucien las GALES arrojando obiotos, no
pOngan las basuras en- envases de suiciente Ca
bida para que no SO derramen. 2z@
-Otros varfos de tramitaci6n y de escaso
inter6s. s#a.s@*s<~ ~
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.vARlEnAnEs

Ell snrtido de encurtidos (entre ellos lof
fomosos pickles de Mortton). franeesses, lngle
ses, helgaa. espanoles y nOrte americanes Que
scaba de recifir Luina es tenomenaI. Isl 10
Anselmo viyiera los llamarfa. abre gdnas de ct
naer de primera5 calidad. mo. divide Vd.s gu
tambi6n hay aceitunas de las denominadas d
honra .pr0veeho, On enEases de sfma utili
dad. En- copas y copitas, On garrafas par
aqua vinos etc., etc. ss 81 Sss.sasss.
visite vd. el Colmado dc Luifa.
Pruebe usted cigarrilios de Ia marca Ell ~
aayo, recomiendelos sus amigos duerm
tranquilo el suefo de los justos.
El rio Whitewater que hasta hace mt
POGO tempo pasaba por debajo del Ferrocarr
del Sur del Pac;f 70 na desaparecido misterio
sarnente. Habia corIido desde Ia montana de
la Sierra Madre atravesando las arenas de la re
zion cerca de Seven Palms, dosde siglos inms
morales. La estacion de Whitewater estaba
tuada en- d0nde el rio cruzaba la via ferry
Sc abastecia del aqua de sus endas. Du
unas lluvias torrenciales el Whitewater
desvastando el pals circunvecino, arrast
en- 80 fren6tico curse el puente y el ferr0
POGO despues cesaron simultAneamente
Was el rio no SO ha vueltO vei
reco que ha sdesaparecido completament3s
cruza ell ferrocarrtl en- nlnguna parte eonl
dria que hacer 81 exisGi0ra On aigunt Ii
nuevo, y la compafaia para abastecer el j
necesaria para su estaci6n en- WhitwaterS,
yisto obligada 4 oolocar una tuber1a desdI
mp~sahas con un gaseo considerabls
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N0ticias de la IsIa

AL vecino de Rio-piedras Laureano Qua
dalupe le han hurtado una yegua color zaine
oscurO marcada en- la naga con una y IN
K; el presunto autor es Pascasio Diaz que
cen SO ausent0 con el animal para Trujillo
Alto.
Ell insiivhluo Antonio Guerra, vecino I'd
Rio-Grande, SO apoder0 con violencia de tna
yegua que eyaba por ell camino de Canova
mas, de regreso para su casa, el muchaeho EulC
giO Alvarez y despu6s de pasar el rio la deio
abandonada On un bache donde muri6,:
Don Jorge Hess ha desistido de Ia conce
sion que tenfa pedida de dos pertenencias n'
as de fysfato calizoss stitnladas "San Jua.
en- .el barrio de las Cueyas,. jurisdiction de
Trujillo- alto. IA 81 !. sSxs. 2
Aver seguia cotioA o adose . cafe en- Ponce al
rededor de 1921 $23a ,or extreme de classes
habia en- puerto los mismos buques senala-
dos On nuestra revista anterior, mas el PaQus
se de Arecs6o cargando para Mayagiez:
Recortamos de La Democracia de Ponce:
r.. "Ha cerrado al fin sus puertas. .el Hote'
Marina, despu6s de vivir cinco :ustros de 81
eI mejor establecimiento de gu clase en- ell PAL
Es lastima que no aleancsn levantaI
la inteligeDcay y la laboriosidad de SUI propi
tariO, nuestr0 amigo don Juan Boix.-
Dtriase que t0do en- esta ciudad esta de
qnician tose al YER como 10 que parece mt
duradtr ro y s6lidO Sc derrumbs cae.
Sc i,.o 81 Casino sc va sl Hotel Marina,
ira ell Klosko &rabe. 49,.
Veremos quien sigue ahora deslizando.
por 81 plano inclinado.
VeremOs! !"
Nos escriben de Rio-piedras que hace po
COS dias yendo para su casa por Ia noche Ia W
Gina del barrio de Sabana-llana, Nepomuoel
Andrade, fu6 cruelmente estropeada q. CARROT
10 limpio por un individuo llamado Jose
nuei 0sOrio.
La pobre mujer Sc encuentra en- CANA
consecuencia de la paliza que recibi0 y del
cho SO Ia dadO parte al seflor Juez muncipa
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SEMBEANZA.
!. SANTURCE

: I: SANTURCE
= : s,sMGrtae ys4a,sa Herudndss. GO
=. Cual Ia espiga de. .trigo esg ella, ,rpbia
y q la rosa rob6le, So cDlorl 49,.
alb6rchigo con faldas, tiene almibar, !
como virtud su helmoso .corazoa.&s
No presume; mas tiene tanta gracia
tai encanto On su cuerpo arrobador,
que 81 no fnera por que estoy atadQ
ALI en- Santurce me amarraba y6..sr
SensblGnxG nsasculina, .e~.:--.
Musculoso, robusto POGO pelo,
Ia barba alberta, rostro de bondad,
ITALIA de granadero de Ia Guardia,
con honores de cana de pssear.
seA s....s
LlevA en- Ia frente una palabra escrita
que signifca-f6, tenacidad
y aunque aparenta la fria:dad del hielO.
I para hacer su negocio es un volcan.
Nuevo Colon, ha descubierto el modo
de exprimir de las letras buen metal,
pero diner0 no le pidas nunca,
dice que es sordo, y marchase Ell barbiar
Miguel Store.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-19

Lucas Reyes -Teaorero. don Juan Y. vizca-
rrondo. Secretarso, don jose Truiillo.-Vooa-
les ]. don jose N. Rodriguez, don Santigo Laza,
don Juan Apellaniz, don Eugonio Alvarez, dom
Esteban Rivera, don Saturnino Sierra, don JC
s6 Lopez Zarate, don Antonio Fau, dor Epi
fanio Mesa, don Casimro Duchesne y don Pc
drO c. TimOth6
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Noticias de la Capital

Nuestro apreciable colega 81 Boletis Mey
cGssW publica on su edici6n de aver un intere.
sante suelto referente los restos del c6lebre
Pizarro, conquistador del PERI, cuyos restos
So guardian On Ia Cripta de los Vireyes que
existe en- aquella Republica.
Merece todo eucomio que en- un pals, hoy
separado de Ia madre patria, Sc guarden res
petuosamente tan venersndOs restos, es Ia
mentable cue en- cambio, nosotros, que nos
enorgulecemos de formar parte integrante de
Ia noble naoi6n espa1ola, tengamos abandona-
dos en- un rinc6n, sin honoros y expuestos
perderse, les cenizas del gran don Juan Ponce
de Leon, conquistador de esta Isla y descubri-
dor de otras tierras. Cue contraste! FL
Vap0res que SO esperan on este puerto: ell
Cs:idad de Santasder que sali6 de Cadiz 81 10
del actual 81 EspaaG que procedente de la
Guayra lYenezuela) llegara aquf hacia eli 25, ct
HsyaGn eOytes do sBareelona que SO espera del
10 al %, el ManMezG de Ia Habana escalas Ell
20, y el Colon5a que salio del Havre (yia San
Tnomas) 81 5 del actual. El "a 26 saldran
de Nueva. York los vapores Parttsas, 81 Eslrt-
peaes y el SnseGto,s I0s0er que tocaran tambien
on Ponce y. Mayagiez.
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dificil, de repente, con una facilidad un do
mimic mbrosOs, sin equivocarse janlas, sin
perder una s0la nota.
I'm reputado maestro estabs spresente, y
calitic6 de nunca vistas las facultades de Lolita
Aspiroz.
Tambi6n ejecuta en- el teclado con gran
soltura esta dilninuta genial artista, esperan-
zA y promesa de indudables glorias.
Hay que verla, hay que oirla, para formar-
SO una idea de 10 que es en- realidad Lolita
Aspiroz
90
Cambios On el B0nco Esp0sol hoy LION
dres 8 div, $5-873,-Paris 8 div, $16 pS.-.
Espana DIV, $6p 6p9.-Nueva-York 3dIv, $213
p5.-Habana 8 div, 13 p3.
90 M
!. Nuestro amigo el senior diputado provin-s
cial don Ramon Valdes, propietario del tran
via entire Cataflo Bayam6n esta pasando por
la pena de haber recibido la nueva de que 81
sefora madre se encuentra enferma On Astu-
rias. EsperamOs que pronto reciba noticias
que aseguren el restablecimiento dc Ia referida
distinguida sonora.
~. 1s.
49, El vapOr "Ram0n de Larrinagan tOm6 para
la isla de Cuba On este puerto s44 sacos de- Ca.
feeon 72, ,s74 kiios y 7 AZ canastos de scastahas
Eespaholas. il. s=s7.s
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ID surTespundsncia Do PudIla-Rico.
Puerto Rico, 10 ds Dicieps0resxie 1891.

ky~La suscrici6n & Ia CoRREsPoNDzNc1A vale
DOS PESOS POR TRIMESTRE adelantado en-
los pueblos de la Isla No sc servira ninguna sus-
crici6n si CON Ia carta de aviso SO acompaha el
valOr de un trimestre.
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rutas verdeS

RECIBIDAS POR Ell ULTIMO CORREo
!. Peras de Arag6n.-Manzanas americanas
-Uvas do Malaga y Batatas de las conocidas
por BatGtillas de MG1agG.
- Solfcitelas usted On la tienda de d. Fran
cisco FOsst, Tanca esquina a Fortaleza.
-
COntestand0 un amigo que nos ruega
averiguar 81 los acuerdOs tomados p0r ol Cen
tro Catalan en- 50 secci6n del IL de Noyiembre
han sido debidamente cumplimentados, pode-
mos .decirie que, segtn nnestros informes el
pr6xinlo domingo SO reunirA Ell Consejo general
para tomar acuerdos s0bre IL redacci6n del re-
glamento de ia referida s0ciedad. -
- Fl
Recortam0s de el B0letsss MercantSz:
LOLITA sAsPIRoz. z.--T -Tuvimos OCCASION de ad-
mirar aver, en- casa del seflor Lopez Cepero, la
notable precooidad artfstioa do esa tierna nina
de- aiees No Ia dxagefados 40, respect0 dc
eNax = prepae q Popees ea0ta u mneiee m6s
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Baquero y Gandara

OFRECEN.-Uvas en- barriles So barril.
). Bacalao de Escocia superior ! "a kuos
On cajas de %. y "a q $11 o A4'o' :
Cerveza Cristid.sSG lejftima en- e,n o.,o
cajas de 48 botellas VIZ medias. ~'o o''"
100 barriles manzanas eoloradas superio
res, de California acabadasd de recibir por va
por Hipozitte Dwnsois de los Estados- Unidos /.
81 barril.
Puerto Rico Diciembre de 1891. ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-27

Take your wives, daughters and svsesheH1
10 Victoria October /. Only 81 30.
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Emerson pianos at Psstis d Co.. l.oos Eson.
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PsTcHoMErRr OR soUI READING

CONSULT +. WARDSwoRTH SMITH, LATE
~ OF New York, on all matters of Importance:
inciose lock OF hair; terms 81 Box SIS, Seattle,
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FISH MERCHANTS.

CAMPBELL & sam, CORNER SENECA
~ street and Railroad avenue, Seattle wholesale
dealer In salt aud fresh water fish, oysters pouI-
Try and game; Car load and Dor lots a speciality.
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II you are Tired taking the large oid-fashione9
gripping pills. Try Carriers Little Liver Pills and
take some comfort A man cant stand every.
thing. One pill dose. Try them.
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FINE WATCHES.
Special watch sale at suction Monday and
Tuesday evenings at Basye's.
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No yisitor TO Seattle should iAll 10 take 3 nip
On LAKE Washington Take the fsslsr avenue
esb4s cars and lie sts&rnsr Kirkland
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am just gittin over the uffects Nv
the opening. had much fun that mite
that have bin lade up with a swelled he'd
ever The most fun wuz on Friday nj tie,
coz the biggest croud heer and I got reel
excited watcher the people croud and fife to
git in and the store. I want to tell
you un good joke got on some boys. They
herd that they goin to give me away last
Friday mite and they have bin cryin ever
sence they didn't git me, but I wuzn'
givin away but to be kept till Chri stmas
time, and egspelxt to have fun till that time.
Say, Boys, tell yure mamas that have got
my picktures and that every lady
visiter to Mama Hyams and Papa Pauson 8 store
will git them. The pi ckture is
good one and looks egsackt1y like me.
Yours Troo1y, THE PONY.
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country, brought out various answers.
One said he was doing penal service. !"
This referred to the solitary confinement
Of the forest.
The amount of strictly agricultural land
Is small after Boulder creek is passed, the
valley being very narrow. The chief at
traction is the timber. which is clean, tall
and of good numbering size. from the
valley TO the mountain tops. The style OF
the notice of the land claimed reminds one
much of the long narrow farms of Canada.
Many of the claims covered fourth of
mlie ON the river and run back a full mile.
ms manner of claiming was, no doubt, TO
accommodate each of group Of claim
ants with river frontage. The notices are
usually tackled on the doors of the log and
snake cabins, often with additional mat
ter tor the benefit of the traveller One
notlce carried with it hospitable spirit,
asking any one who came along to use the
caoln and whatever could be found. L
little cabin about five miles below Glacier
creek was evidently the country 5, At Of
some typo. Below the usual claim notice
II read: "A Home for Bum Printers;
and the following showed the sumptuous
state of the larder:
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SOCIAL IDEAS.
What Is Going On In the World OF
Fashion.

What Is Going On In the World of
Miss Maude Chiffon, Of Duncan avenue,
has returned from pleasant visit to
Nyack.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Amanda Bell and Mr. Albert
Lembeck on the Oath OF this mouth.
The wedding of DIR. James 5. Mcbride
of this city. aud Miss Winnie Gould of
Frank Furnace, Ohio. will take placeson
Nov. 20
Miss Estelle Waite of Mercer street has
gone to Massachusetts to spend month.
The marriage of Miss Maggie Stanton
and Mr.. John Ward will occur on Novem-
Der %.
Miss Louise Hauling of Communipaw
avenue gave small card party on Fri
day night.
The wedding of Miss Clara Dickinson,
the daughter of the late Mr.. Henry Dick
inson, and Mr.. Edward Soper occurred
on Thursday night at the residence of
the brides mother, No. 81 Park street.
The floral decorations were beautiful.
At the side OF the spacious parlors In
low window filed with tall palms and
ferns the marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. II. L.. Stoddard, the
rector of St. Johns Free Church. Tie
usbers were Mr.. Harry Doremus and Mr..
Samuel Dickinson. There were no brides
Speer and Miss Kittle Taylor, entered be-
fore the bridal party holding white rib
bon and forming an aisle for the bride
and groom to pass through. The
bride walked with her brother.
Mr.. Joseph Dickinson, who gave
her away, preceded by the bride
groom and his best man. Mr.. Arthur
Soper. The bride wore a rich gown OF
white corded silk. deliberately trimmed
with Duchesse lace. Her ornaments were
diamonds, and she carried albouquet OF
lilies of the valley and roses. Miss Speer
was becemingiy attired In blue faille,
aud Miss Taylor wore a pretty gown OF
white silk. A large number OF relatives
aud friends OF the happy young couple
were present 10 witness the ceremony
Cranmer's orchestra dispensed excellent
music for the occasion. Supper was
served by Morrow ana Day, after which
Mr.. ana Mrs. Soper received the con-
Tor wedding trip to Montreal
where they expect to spend their
honeymoon Gu their return they
will reside with the brides mother.
The presents to the bride were
handsome and costly. Among those
present were Mr.. aud Mrs. William a.
4 Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hing
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dawson, Mr..
| aud Mrs. William Speer, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ HI. Sloan, Dr.. James Wilkinson, Misses
| Wilkinson, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Vree-
land, MIR. and Mrs. John Ward. Mr.. and
| Mrs. M. A. Parrett. Miss Speer, Miss Cas-
| sic Speer, Mr.and Mrs. George y. Fielden
/ Mr.. James Fielder, MIR. H. b. Walker OF
! Brooklyn. Mr.. X. f.. Window Of Brook
iyn. Miss Katherine Tailor. Mr. William
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A Few Opening Remarks.

He was in the pantry trying to open n
can of tomatoes and making good deal
of unnecessary noise about 1T.
What in the world is the mntter?" de-
manded his wife from the kitchen.
What are You trying 10 open that can of
tomatoes with?
"Can opener, of course,' he growletl
back. do You suppose was trying to
open 1t with my teeths'
mo; thought, perhaps, judging from
your language, you was trying to open it
with PRAYER -
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Pleasure Ahead.

Hired Boy ION farm):-"Kin go fish,
in this afternoon"
Farmer:-.No, but be good boy and
work nard M mebbe next week you kin
go to a funeral"
- EflOch
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.'Define the word anEldote." said the
learned professor, addressing the class in
pharmacy.
If you doat on a girl she doats ON some
other fellow, her doat is an antidore to
your doat." answered one of the young
men, solemnly. - Chicago Tribune
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Mrs Eastern:-s'My goodness me,
Hiram, ! see by the papers that a man
has just died aged one hundred and
eighteen years"
Mr.. Eastern:--"W WAL. want it bout
time, Mariay"-Lifc.
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What is your name. little girlg" asked
= gentleman of q fye-year-old maid.
Mildred Amy Boles. sir.n The next
day the same gentleman saw the child
to say, asked her name once more. Sits
the same now as 1t was Yesterday re-
piled the little girl. stifiy - Hdrper' 8
Bazur.
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Getting Aoannlnted with Tommy.

Elderly Visitor taking the little boy on
his knee):--"When was about your age,
Tommy. ~
Tommy:-"Say, why don't you get
somebody to mend that big hole in your
hair?p-C Chicago Tribune
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The city is serio lsly handicapped with
debt and taxation. These items are the
stock IA trade of Hoboken politicians
broached. OF course there are other
conflicting interests, but common
destiny will in the end unite the two
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-11
SWEET CHARITY.
Cannot the Generous Aid and Comfort
the Sick Children

Cannot the Generous Aid and Comfort
the Sick Children.
Some of the ladies of the city are in
teresting themselves IN furnishing a
room IN the L. B. A. Hospital for child
rem. They will put hard wood floor
in the room, a couple of iron bedsteads,
rugs, chairs and furnish it in the most
attractive way to make happy and COM
Portable all the dear little ones 1t may
shelter. Mothers, have you ever thought
when your own little ones were sick
and you have been able to give them
all the comfort which money could
buy, of the poor suffering child
rem in this city? Let me tell you
of Just one case. The little girl of
a poor widowed washer woman, was
found lying in the one room, which
constituted "home," amid the steam
and heat of washing and the noise Of
four or FIVE other children, her poor,
little, tired body tossing on the scanty,
hard bed. Will you help . bit to put
these little sufferers in pretty room,
where q soft, clean bed, fresh AIR, and
the loving attention OF . sweet, white
capped nurse will help to bring back
the roses to their white cheeks? Will
you not show the love you have for the
dear ones gone, by helping in this sweet
charity? Mrs. l.. p. EDDY.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-11
SPORTING HRsvIrlEs.

The South Enders defeated the Isl.
anders, yesterday. - to 2.
Dunlap will play third base for WASH
ington when he RECEIVERS.
James ]. Baird. of Lansing, has been
selected as starting judge for the North
western trotting circuit. The first meet
ing opens at st. Paul, June Il.
Pitcher Hart wasn't good enough for
Lincoln, and was released. lie then
pitched for Sioux City and Lincoln
failed to make run off him. Hart
pitched in Grand Rapids last year.
The local committee on entertain.
ment for the great bicycle road race to
be run Decoration Day, announces that
arrangements have been perfected for
extending free Inequalities to visiting
wheelmen on that occasion.
The Lansing Bicycle Club has elected
the following officers. President, III. B.
Morgan; Vice President, Thurlow Inger-
soil, Secretary and Treasurer, r. b.
Ransom: Captain, +. A. Bowd; First
Lieutenant, Z. Hermann. The club
will attend the National meet in Detroit
IN JuIv.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-11
lTERRIBLE INCREASE.


hat They SAu h
What does II ali meant
TINS alarming increase III the number
of sudden deaths
Over 600 deaths occurred In one day
IN the city OF Chicago alone. Ii lie true
not all OF these were sudden des tbs,
but, IN most cases. the doctors attrGtssit-
them To heart failure. This great
trouble is becoming most alarming IL
shows the uncertainty OF life more than
any other modern complaint and brings
with startling dlstinctness the fact that
ssln the midst of life We are III death. I"
What causes it,
Nerve exhaustion. Brain consump-
ton. Blood poisoning. Neglect. These
are solemn facts aud all the more sol
emn because they are so true.
But there are many people who have
been threatened with heart failure re-
suiung from some of the causes above
named, who have Yet avoided It's dan
gers and re-establisbed their health
completely. TINS result has been
brought about more by the use OF
Pa.ne's Celery Compound than ty any
other known cause. Why! Because IT
is an inyigorator, blood remover and
muscle strengthened. Because il takes
women who are run down, tired, With
out appetite or ambition and restores
them to health, brightness and strength.
| Because men who have become jaded
| in the strife of life lind IT better than a
vacation. Because children that are
puny and weak become hearty aud
strong after q brief use of this great
Compound. Heart failure does not oc-
cur TO people who are strong and Wig
| orous. Sudden deaths come only u
those who have invited death. Avoid
the possibility of both by timely use
OF this Compound, which you will
| never regret.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-11
wooIcoMs WILL LOWER 1T.
The Camel Back Hump on waserioo-ss
60 He Removed.

The Board of Public Works have seen
the wisdom of the suggestion in regard
to raising the grade of lower Monroe
and pesrl-sts.. and making the side
walks conform to the grade line and
will act accordingly. Most Of the walks
that will have 10 be raised are the old
wooden ones that will soon have To be
replaced anyway. Mr.. wlddicomb says
that be will cheerfully reduce the
height of his walk as soon as the coun-
Gil shall authorize nun. There seems 10
be no opposition to the elevation of the
grade, among the property owners and
several Of them say that II will be a
valuable Improvement to the city.