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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-09
A Birthday Surprise Party.

A birthday surprise party was tsndsred to Mr.
Frank A. Pontius on Thursday evening. October
9, at his residence, corner Fifth and Republican
streets, near Highland addition. The pleasures
of the evening consisted Of music, whist and
dancing. After refreshments were served. those
present participated In dancing until late
hour, when al returned home, feeling that they
had enjoyed one Of the most pleasant evenings
OF the season. The following guests were
present: Mr.. and Mira w. II. White. Mr.. and
Mrs. O. E. Pettis, Mr.. and Nra James
West, Mr. and Mrs. B. McCloy, Mr.
and Mra 3. Cragin. Mr. and Nm. h. z. Shook,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Mosher. Mr.. and MrA Frank Bur.
roughs, MI. and Mrs. J. G. Nigsls, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Bernard, Mr.. and Mn A. =. shafer. Capt
and Mrs. n 8 Greenleaf. Mr. and Nrx G. O.
Brinley, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
N. Auldoon, Mr.. and MrA Frank A. Pontius,
Mrs. E. Carey, Miss Nora Carey, Nin Edna
Cragin, Miss Maud Matthew, His Lettie Derry,
Miss Pearl Marble, Mr.. William Hess. Mr.. East
man, Mr.. Herman Ulrich. Mr.. Frank Meade, and
Nh. Joseph Greenleaf.
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Mr.. Frank Chamberlain surp,i,ea.

On Wednesday evening. al IA Spring street.
NJ. Prank CHAMBERLAIN was rendered q com.
nlsis surprise. the principal conspigator bssnc
MS. CAsneeriAn Dancing. games, whis: and
music wore the features Of the evening. fol-
lowed a. midnight by . very fine lunch. At
which number Ut .oasis were osssrsd The
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The literary societies of the state university
have begun their work and each week hold ex-
cellsnt meetings. On Monday night the Alethe-
oman Society held tts meeting and its members
with pleasure listened TO the following pro-
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Soma Of st. George.

Warrington Lodge, ao7. met on Tuesday. Ard
after speedily going through with the routisss
work. the lodge was thrown open for IN hour's
social enjoyment, and while some INDUCED IN
cards others listened to some nne music req
dersd by Brother A. 3. LAmoell.
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house wn appropriately decorated With ivy,
smiIax and nowsza The guests ware: Ar.and
Ma J. @. Nisgle. Nr. and NrA h o. Maraaau.
Mr.. and Ma John Roll. Nr. and Mrs. Louis
Eswyoth. Nr. and Ma John =. Weissss Nj. and
Mrs. }. A. c. Gosswisch. Miss Maggfs Chishelm,
Miss Inss Roll, Mim Hslsu Roll. Mr.. Chsrfes
Echosnig, Mr. John Chisholm, NE. Harry Bra
oap. Mr.. 6dlas Roll
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social club was organized Tuesday evening
si the residence of Mr.. and MrA Charles W.
Turner corner Ninth and Alder streets. The
object OF this club IL TO furnish p,essau, enter.
tsiament Tor members and friends during the
winter season. The membership Is - fellows:
NJ. ana Mrs Miles Price Benton, Mr. and Mrs
Charles A. CaiuiQuy, Mr.. and Mrs DounelI Da.
yeEpogt, Mr.. ana Mrs Henry Fuhrrnan, Cant
sad Mrs.. David Gilmore. Mr.. aud Mrs. George
u. Laaders, Mr. and Mrs. Minieh, Mr. and Mrs
Fred II. Peterson, Mrs d. J. sacxman Mr.. ana
Mrs - W. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs w IL Whits
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A Chrysanthemum Weddinx,

On Tuesday evening at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall Sanderson the mar.
riage Of their only daughter, Edith, to Mr.. Will
lam Nye Redfeld was solemnized by Rev. WAL
lace Nutting and Rev. D. C. Garrett Mr.. q
Redfield acting - best man and Mrs. Thomas
g. Wilson matron of honor. Following the GER
emory Q large number Of invited guests passed
In and ont from until 10 o'clock. Mr. and
Mira Redneld were assisted in receiving by Mr..
and Mrs J. H. sandsrson and Mr.. and Mrs
william P. Reddeld. parents OF the bride and
groom, also Miss Hopkins, Miss Compton and
Miss Dibble. Mrs. James Boutwell, and Mrs. Z.
c. Kilbourne were In charge of the dining hall,
while Mr.. w. p. Watson, Mr.. j. A. Jackson, Mr.
George Riley, Mr.. Stockton Ramsey ana Mr..
Frank Wright acted a. ushen. The rooms were
charmingly decorated with palms, chrysanthe-
NUNS and other choice flowers. After = short
wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs. Redfeld will per.
manently reside at 500 Twelfth street MIRA
Redneld viii be at home to friends Thursdays
after November Is. and Mr.. and Mra Redfsld
the last Thursday evening in each month.
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Literary Societies Of the Schools.

Judging BY the talk among the pupils Of khe
public schools there will soon Be revival OF En-
terest in the literary societies that were Pleas
ant feature Of school life last year. Eech
grade had it, own societies and the result wasin
lending an interest to al the ambitious youfng
people that had salutary effect The Posi- IN
TKLLrosNCER suggests contest between the 90
cieties Of each grade ia the city. This woaid
awaken great enthusiasm and would do all wslo
take part great good
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Am.teur China Paintinr.

The many enthusiasts In china painting IN
Seattle will be interested In knowing that at re
competitive exhibition at Buffalo, N. T., Ma
Fracketon took the first prize OF $25 for origf-
nality and merit in design, and the SIS prize for
the best single piece exhibited There were
sixty-,hree competitors aud the judges were rot
made aware OF the artists identity.
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Seattle Stag Club.

The Seattle Stag Club will have q number Of
socials this winter. The club opened it, season
Friday evening, October 2, at the Masonic
building, corner Second and Pike streets. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in dancing.
and their gatherings promise to be great social
success Those present were: Miss Nellie
Cowan, Miss Jennie Inglis. Miss Agnes Potts,
Miss Helen Cowie, Miss Bertha Frye, Miss Kittie
Watson, Miss Ella Alexander, Miss Kate Field,
Miss Mabel 6heehan, Miss Belle Humes, Miss
Maude Filler. Miss Lottie Herring, Miss Powers,
Miss Blanche Fry and Miss williams: Mr.
Charles Johnston, Mr.. Will Inglis, Nj. James
Wilson, Mr.. George Snyder, Mr.. Ed Herring, Mr.
Daniel Alexander. Mr.. Allison Crawford, Mr..
John Gabriel, Mr.. George Fitzhenry. MI. Sam
Humes. Mr.. Harry MCGOWAN, Mr.. Dan Mckay,
Mr.. VIII Powers, Mr. Harold Rockwell, Mr.
Ralph Ross, Mr.. John Satterlee, Mr.. Frank
Willmaser. MI. VIII Long and Mr.. VIII Weir.
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On Tuesday evening there vs. . social dance
At St Clements hall which was pleasant AFFAIR.
Dancing to the music OF Morratti's string bs0d
was INDUCED in, and the most notable event Of
the evening was the distribution Of the valuas,e
presents. The lucky ones were those holdiag
tickets Nos 2l5 So d. 2 l01, 1, 1885, IN, s. IS -
., 49, -. 100 lss 1872 242 81 l67. lls, S. lis. %,
2o6, PIG and g.
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Ter. Mra g. 4. NIesz. MrA Hedfeld, Mrs. Ray,
Mrs. Eben Smith, Mrs C. p. Etone. Mrs. D. A.
Spencer, Mr.. Stewart Smith. Miss Noble, MISS
Gazzam, Miss Aunt, Miss Mckee, Miss strive.
Miss Piper, Miss Neem, Miss Riley, Miss Graves
Miss stockbridge, Misses Miller, Miss Fur'n'
Miss Halter, Miss wyckof, Miss Wiestling'
Miss Relic, Miss Russell. Miss Shepherd. MISS
Hoskinson, Miss De Wolfe, Miss Dibsie, MISS
eparIfug, Miss Fisken, Miss Spencer, Miss Kun'
Miss Mcdonald, Miss Won Bsbo. Miss Collins,
Miss C. Clark, Miss Adler and Miss Hopkins
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Revisitine the Old Camp,

On Tuesday last merry party started out on
the yacht Cyrens to revisit the site Of the Col
man camp, whore, for two weeks, during the
summer, congenial crowd had . delightful
time. Tho old camp was located on Orcas ISL
and. and seeing the place recalled to those on
were experienced on the former trip. When
the place OF destination was reached the party
disembarked and proceeded to haye some fun.
Each day until Friday they INDUCED in lawn
tennis, in singing and In general good time
Each night the young men built an enormous
camp fre and all sat around Il spinning yarns
until the surrounding woods seemed peopled
with the spectres that were conjured up. Those
In the party were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Colman.
Mr.. and Mrs L J. Colmsn, Mr.. and Mrs. A p.
Burwell. Miss Clara Bigelow, Miss Emma
Jones, Miss Cordie Kinney. Miss Mabel Dickey,
Miss Gertrude Hubbard, MI. George Coiman.
DR. 8. C. Leonhardt, Mr.. Harry Crardall
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Young PeopIe'e Party.

most enjoyable evening was spent at ct
Clements hall on Market street last Thursday,
when about sixty young ladies and gentlemen
gathered together under the auspices OF Mra
Fred Page Tustin, and after participating in
dancing, songs and various games, refreshments
consisting of Ice cream, cake, candies, nuts AID
lemonade were served and the young folks 80.
turned to their homes singing praises for thgse
who had 80 kindly entertained them.
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The annual meeting OF the Rainier Club hsld
in the Bailey block on Friday night was at
tended by fully rs per cent Of the members.
The following officers were elected: Presideat,
c. 7. Tyler: vice president, E. c. Neufeldsr;
trustees. Mr.. Z. O. Graves. Mr.. George H Heil-
bron and Maj Hayden. The following were sp-
pointed AZ q legislative committee to draft q
club law: Judge FL. g. Strive, Senator W. r
Forrest, Mr.. Josiah Collins, Col. E. NJ. Carr sad
MI, T. c. Washburn.
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On Friday evening last Mr. c. X. Hammond
gave pleasant party at his home in Queen
Anne town. The pleasure OF the evening cen.
sisted of games and dancing. not to forget re-
freshments that were. served toward the latter
part OF the night Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs J. A. Stewart, Miss Julia Stewart, Mss
Jennie Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Skinner,
Miss Eva Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Parks. Mr.. WSJi.
lam Hunt, Mr.. tombstone.
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The Progress Social Club, with over saxty
members, has been formed among the best ele-
ment Of the Jewish community. The object Of
the new organization IL to give elegant balls
and social affairs each month. The chaisnnan
OF tho club II Mr.. Z. Rosenberg: the sscrstagy 10
Mr.. Ralph shoenfeldt: the treasurer II Mr. L
Kohn, and the amusement committee II COM
posed Of Mr.. A. E Kalter, Mr.. L Mayer. Nj. L
9reenbaum, Mr. B. 6choenfeldt and Mr.. Sol
Blum. The irst affair of the organisation will
b given ct Ranke's hall on Wednesday even
ing. October 1o. The hops to b given viii be
exclusively for members, and they viii be CON.
ducted under the best auspices.
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The Catholie Church Fair.

The hall in Temple Court building, adjoining
the Russell, on Third street, was one Of the basy
places of the city yesterday. The ladies In
charge of the Catholic fair to b held there tais
week were engaged In decorating the many -.
bles, and the hall already presents quite . To-.
tive appearance. The fair opens tomorrow ~.
sning. The ladies propose having lunch ready
every evening ut 8, and hope to b patronissd
by the business men.
Mayor J. T. Ronald Will deliver an address ON
the opening evening.
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NOrICIA0 DE LA ISLA

Hemos recibido atenta invitacI6n Ell pro
prama de las hestas que en- AOn0r al ~ Centena-
rio del descubrimiento de America, se prOpOnen4
celebrar los vecinos de Lares. Al amanecer de-
da II la banda de mdsica que dinjo don Gabriel
Ornes recolrera las GALES de la pOblacl6n tocan-
do Ia diana; q las 8 lie la maTiana cantara
Tel .Deum en- la Iglesia ParroquiaI; las 0 pro3e
ai6n clvica. que sera amenizada con la banda que
tocarA una Marcia trunfal, 4 la que conclrriran
las corporacones, autorldades funclonarios pu
blicos todos los gremlo5, portando banderas
nendones con los emblemas de la profession, artes
Z oGcios respectivos. A las II del dIa el :>yun
tanoiento ceebrara session. extraordinalia, con el
solo obieto de dedlcar un re3uerdo 1mperecedero
Colon. las cuatr0 de la tarde, carreras de caba
los levandose efecUo Ell juego lie la sortlia Gu
vo acto sera presidido por uu jurado compuesto
de doce se1oritss dos senoras que deberan
tentar en- su tocado clntas con los coiores naclo
nales asf como los gnetes el traje de Jockey. A
las ocho de la noche retreta en- la plaza
de PeraI en- la que Sc quemaran fuegos artlfcla
les las nueve bale de c0nhanza. I'll Ola IL
4 las seis de la manana la banda de mdsca reco
rrera las GALES tocando danzas. A las nueve re-
narto de doscientas limosnas los pobres de la
Jurisdiction, consistentes en- pan, carne atIoz,
cuvo acto asistira una Comlsl6n del Ayuntamlen-
to v Ia orouesta A las dos de la tarde enpezara
un bale de ninos que vestlran caprichosos y va
riados traies A las ocho de la noche retreta en-
la plaza de PeroI. Ell IA las II del dia Sc lie
vara efecto en- ell salon del Ayuntamiento ante
Ia Comisl6n de festeios Ell sorteo de dos naqninas
de coser entire las senoutas pobres de la locah-
dad. que por sus virtudes sean acreedoras to-
mar parte en- 81. A las dos lie la tarde concurso
de trovadores del pafs adJudicandose un premlo
de- a pesos v otro de dos los dos CUE canten las
rneiores coplas reatvas al motive de las festas
las siete de la noche retreta en- la plaza de Perol
" las diez bale de artesanOs.
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Nos escriben de Mayagiiez:
"Diga Vd. aIgo, por Dios, de

"Diga Vd. algo, por Dios deTeste proyectado
apeadero del ferrocarril La doble via esta he
cha esperanto la casa-estaci6n que no Sc hace aun
cuando la Companla constructive esta compro-
rnetida hacerla Ese apeadero hara much1-
sma falta debe hacerse sin perdida de mo-
mento. Con las tltimas lluvias la Inca entire es-
Ia Ciudad Aguadilla ha sufrido algunos desper
fectos. Por ESQ, dicen, no ha sido recibida aun
>por el Gobierno.
~ Nos escllben de Coamo que aquella entusias
ia 5uventud, entire otras festas que prepare en-
honor de Colon, tiene dispuesto un gran bale
para Ia noche del Il del corriente en- los saIones
de la Sociedad Instr~ccj6m q Recreo.
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I 1Enfermedades secretas!
CUr0ca6n de Ia 9qop0tencSa -

OWTtICtOW W6 20 IWbDOtenCGN =
SSande1aiaS S5andeaiaS =.
Energco remedo puramente Vegetal; elixir vigorzante
doctor Rodriguez Castro Cracion infaibe de la i'm
potenca espernatorr6a debdad nerviosa, etc. Re
Tes de Nueva York Y Isla.
EU1T Te1&aS E1Izreka4
Curaci0n de las Intermediates inyeccio
antigonoreicas del doctor Rodriguez Castro Cura
mtnos tempo que ninguna otra-Precios Bandenia
aga Go San Juan don sId Eidel ! Gulemety don jose
T. Besora; Hunalao; U. Martinez Co.; Arecibo,
j. r. Rivera; Aguadila don Francisco ElVira todos
los pueblos de Ia para la Isa Sc daran
enamene por correo para ea case de Intermediates al
que enve dos pesos seos de anqueo al doctor r. Ro
driguez -Ponce.-Reserva absolute.
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Dice Ez NotScaero de Ponce:

y "Hoy lunes Sc abre al transto p1bico Ell
puente de MADEIRA que el Ayuntamiento ha recons-
rruido sobre el RIO Portuguese en- la carretera de
la Marina; gasto este que corresponds al presu-
puesto del Estado; perc esta entldad hace de la
vista larga desde ell ano 1888 que la inundaci6n
echo un lado su famoso puente de hierro. FL
pobre arruinado munlcipio pagando siempre los
vid1Ios rotos"
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La iunta directlva de la institution liore de
Ensenanza Popular para ell aiio de l892-932 Ia
componen los siguientes seho es; Don Juan Jose Jos?
Potous. Presldente, don Alberto Regulez, VICE
Presidente. don Jaime Comas, Tesorero, don
jaime Anexy, Jefe de secci6n gra6ca don Ra-
fael Cabrera, Secretario.
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tD"CONSEJO A LAS NfADREs.--El Jarabe Camante
de la sonora Wnslow debe sempre cuando los nj
padecen de la denci6n. Proporciona avio Immediate
al pequeno paciente produce sueo tranquo natural
aviando todo doOr ell angelic risueno fez
Els muy agradable al paadar AN al pequenueo ablan-
da las encas, cama todo door regulaiza los nestnos
mejor remedo conocdo para darea ocasionada por
la dentici0n otra causa.
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RiTap2S del IlQlr2g2t

MISIELA UPERIOR Don francisco Fernandez
Juncos ha sido nombado de para la
de la IS TELA RIVERAS DEL LLOBREGAT que hemo.
orobado encont ado superior va Sc ba publcardo ell
anass quimco ono de 6 hizo Laboraorio Municipal
Daus los peddos consutas al dicho Don Fer
aaadez gas2ocos. RTo-PTEDRAs. Nbre. 26
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Antioqufa, Octubre IL de 1888.

Antioqufa, Octubre II de 1888
Los infrascritos doctores en- Medicina Cru.
jfa obsequio de la verdad, ERrIF1oAMos: que he
mos psado en- nuestra plactica la Emulst6m ds
Scott en- todos los casos en- que esta indicado su
uso por sus autores en- todos ellos hemos obte-
n1do un exito favorable, curando muchas veces
aiviando siempre las intermediates en- que la
hemos aphcado por este no vaciamos en- 1eco-
mendarla como un medlcamento precioso. -Fa-
6r5c5o VSl1a,--Faustjno Gonzalez q Caro-
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El Ayuntamento de Guayama sacara en-
breve remate el ministro por Is amos del alum
brado pdbico por medic del gas hidrogeno- bicar-
ampresa.
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Una de las ventajas que ofrece el SECURE de
vida en- la Sociedad Ben6dca de Massachusetts
Boston, es la de a. su costo es casl la mltao q; eh
loo dam5s compa6ias Solicitense folletos in
fornoes en- las ofcinas de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
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Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar en- esta re-
dacci6n 4 nuestro amigo ell senior don Jose d. Cha
nol antique Secretario de la Acadia de Anasco
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Uso en- vez de pomada de tric6fero la Lo-
cs6n Atiherp6tjce del doctor Montes Diaz Ne
mantiene la cabeza hmPia flesca me eyita la
caspa.
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Los cajistas nos hlcleron 1declr aver que eI
Fiscal de Mayaguez habla pedido III amos de pre-
sdio contra Treles ell supuesto asesino de su sue
gfa: Nosotros escrlbimos III amos.
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Nos escriben de Mayaguez qu'

Nos escriben de Mayaguez que aqueI Casino
esta preparando gran velada para el 12 dc
Octubre en- honor la memoria de Cristobal Co
lon, que, juzgar por los ensayos ha de resultar
axpl6ndida. Sc extrenaran en- dicha velada dos
zarzuelitas escritas expresamente para ese solem-
acto dos piecesitas drsmaticas tamb1en ori-
ginanles. De la dicha Ciudad de Mayaguez di
cen tambi6n que ALI causa extraneza suma que Ell
Ateneo no haya dispuesto NADIA para honrar la
memoria de Colon.
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Cerecedo Hernanos y c." son los dnicos
agentes en- Puerto Rico de los renombrados ciga-
rros cigarrillos marca Partogds de la Hapana
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49, Varias pelsonas de esta Capital entire eIIas
nuestro amigo don Julian silva, SO han Vlsto
obligados SONAR c6dulas de veclndad de Pfecl0S
elevados, por que les han ealculado Su Va'or Pol
el tipo de contribution que deoerlan p98@I Po'
das tienen perfecto derecho las personas que Sc
encuentren en- ese case, de pedlr la devouclon
del exceso que Sc les haya recaudado.
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Ell vino Cepas-1fedoc de Alicante que venden
los senores Piza Hermanos, es ell mejor caldo es-
panol que Sc importa 4 Puerto RICO
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g XENDE

una de maposerIa stuada Ia Gale de San Justo
numero 55 Para nfoTmes pueden diirse los Interest,"
dos La EgIciG FeroTriqeaa, Fortaleza 49, donde po-
dram hacer proposciones don Jose f. Qunones
plazo costo de 5000 pesos pero que ha orec
do hasa la fecha es pesos la foma sigiente 500 al
haga meores proposciones hasta ell 20 del actual
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Henos tenido ell gusto de recib1r el primer nj
nero de E5 Espgo, peri6dico bisemanal q. bajo Ia
competente direccl6n de su ilustre propietario el
senior don Francisco Mariana Quinonez, ha empe-
zado publica1se en- San German. Dese5mosle
larga vida, buen suceso Y muchos negocios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-06

Aver Sc inscublerOn Ell Keglstro Civil de
esta CAPITAL los nacmientos de Jose Regino Car
mona Vazquez GuilIermo Manuel Sursona y 10
Sc Calazano Pompa Roman, y las defunc1ones
de Rogue Orsy Marcial y Aureliano Gil y Zoba-
ran, de febre amarillo.
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Escriben de San German que e. pozo publ
que existe en- la Casa parroqaial, ha sido ce-
rrado al seryicio del pueblo.
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UN MEDICAMENTO precioso, realizando
siempre las esperanzas del medico, RepdbIica
de Colombia.
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con d1chas ciudades. Sc dice que el cornerco de
San Juan trata de dar al peso mejicano circular
tie de 100 centavos, Ell valor de 70, que con tai
motive, ha designado una. persona para qne re-
cola adhes1ones del comerc1o de la isa 4 ese pra-
yecto. Tengan cuidado, pues, agricultt res in
dustriales y en- general todos los que posean gran
ndmero de dichas monedas porque 81 es cierta la
version, van ser vfct1mas de I'm golpe de mano
por no decir otra cosa. Sabrenos 10 que hay de
clerto en- esta question cuando el enviado Sc pre-
sente en- Mayaguez." .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-06
Il DOCTOR GT]IJlRRO ovaHon

sus servlclos protesionaie. en- MANAT1' 0U-~o
Els la primera notlcla que tenemos Gel 81
guiente asunto que pubhca I'll lolPaTc'oS de Maya
guez: ,,.,...-.-., -.
"Personas dignas de entero cr6dlto nos han
enterado.de un rumor que cifcula con inslstencla
por esta Capital Ponce y poblaciones imltrofes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-06
AviisO al pdbIicO

FONDA Y POSADA ola ESPANOLA"
E dueno de este acreditado establecimento pone en-
conocimiento de paoquianos tanto de la Capital
de la Isa haber rasadado dcho establecmiento subj
da de la Puera de San uso zqueda para 10 cual
Ia con un local espacoso teseo con buenas habaciones
das vnos, cores tabacos, vista hace f6 Para todo
cuena dependencia escogda cocinero de los
mas antiques de la Isla La ESPANOLA, pues--Anto-
ME SonaOhanO. 1O-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-06

Nos consta de una lnanera lndudaba que 81
"a del pasado NADIA habla traslucido ell pGbhco Ell
Madrid, nj aun por aQuellas porsonas mas cerca-
mas identifcadas con ell Gobierno actual de los
acontecimientos ocurridos aQul el 8, 10 y IL con
motivo de las nuevas tarifas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-06
100000 pesos

BIlletes de Madrid de Ia Loteria de Navidad
que Sc celebrara ell dia % de Diciembre Venden
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