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, 1892-01-21

RirnsHuRa. lan. 2l--fn the 0uaY Posi-
lhelsull today agtcr several uaimporsanl
Witnesses were examined SHE a10rg az the
Philadelphia coaris was called and nre-
ssaiea fhe original reeor1s 81 the BandslaF
cAse. Senator @@ny facn took the stand
ana sala he Wae nnt personally acquainted
with 8aha hardsiey AMID never Mad anv
business relations with him except in his
t@aaY' pAAllc capacity as siAta treasures.
There Mas mot word 90 truth ln thR article
ln tbe Post These answers were made to
questions pHap@nnde8 hy plaintiffs aoua-
sei and Attorney McCo0k objected u the
witness hesnR lea. @aav was then aarne8
over rs hsna Bay examination.
In ooarse oi tas examination witness de.
assa That he received 8ram RAraaseV Ssss7.
lie NEVER had any dealings with him bat
acknowledged resolving 3 certificate depos-
r. frum David Martin. Qaay also denied
that ae endorsed three notes Tor $4,000 en-
aareca hy Z 0. BroWm and Mm Wynn ama
oashna by bardsaey II the Keystone bank.
, 1892-01-21
FRnSif sraTn siIsss.

seFantHea hundred ana tAeNia b rioters
have 6eHa registered ia &aHaw&
Hank cleaFanes 0rs ieniaE 49,.
A@Ass saAt8ae 8as6 a3As6s n8 S
0
Ine South @na8 Herald ms Pacific
county ia appropriate sfNN F Worlds
fair purposes
zR8se W H Eal&sHs. a ua
ha iisa aFataT IA Slac nangF nea8
lie#aan sm saaatat sn February
Secretary Nehla is pgNpsrsnr resolution
to aeN1 &o congress relative io selling Ger
,asn lands belonging ~ TIE payAliDp fn-
dians.
y, A, Huffman, alias A. Crawford. aF
i1e rcaA estate GFm uf Huffman & Ledger.
mas arrested in Seattle 6m d warrant sworn
0as he Icns Peter Hansen, charging him
Win lMn lAIanmN aL EI zoo n nnlas
, 1892-01-21
AFTER STOCK TAKING
foklas a haufman's Employees are
naaMMallaa lnr Iana.

hoil9Nins Gas asuaa eastam q the Grm
after stock taking Al the beginning y eneh
EeaF, Ioklas a kaufman gave their ens-
pleyees an oyster supper last might. 81
Captain Daane's. Afbsr refreshments haa
been disposed of each 81 the employees
acknowledged their aRloger's compliment
in afpropriate remarks. which we4s
opened hy Henry Payne.
Ahc employees seYarally expressed tba
pleasure afforded by tlle FIRMS courtesy.
AIS p determination IA nomnleta the new
year WITH tie same harmony 3n the dis-
charge 81 dulles.
NE ". kaufman responded an behalf aF
me lfnaa urging That his one ambition was
teE lAs employees 90 work in unison He
FeRaeMea the business W TIE year iusf
closed, showing i % be n4ost satisfactory
alAa encouraged Bhe employees I'm every
possible manner
AZ the table was Mr. 6. Kaufman with
~ sons Nathan sAmuHs, gs8dor and
Aa99iphs a HenTTy Payne, Thomas Kelly. IL
Al. smith, AS W. Danks, George Moltf
AsaiAes, Arthur Douglas ana Dana Austin.
, 1892-01-21
Thirtr Ynars nf -.

=. i. Crego's ihirtieth birthday anniver-
saEy was reached yesterday. His partner
~. z. Mcdonald gave him good send off,
along with refreshments, speeches, music.
stories, and Doane's oysters. Congntuia-
aons were bestowed on Mr Gregg all
around The guests were received bv Mr..
Mcdonald. who did the h0nors nf the
evening and entertained the visitors
81 royal style. Toward the close Of
The evening the hosts and guests repaired
to Captain Doane's where oysters ana re-
iTeshments ended the evenings enjoyment.
Those who participated at the gathering
were George G. Mflls, S. C. Woodruff.
Mitchell Harris Gus Harms. M. E.
Reed, Lieutenant George. w. X. Esling.
g. A. Otis. j. If. Soar, +. NJ. Convey. Il.
L5berman, u. B. Faulkner. III. m. Lee Cap
ta5n Doane, Captain George Hambright.
Nal Ml.roY and nv. NJ. Marlin
, 1892-01-21

FUNERAL SERVICES ATTENDED BY
THOUSANDS on PEOPLE.
Ehe Catholic soblemen Of England
Also Present z1annfnEtssEFfor2
tn Behair 81 Popular Education
Referred fa-Bnraaa rsstes.

Am BehaiT of Popular EanoalHan
Referred to- -Bnrial Rites.
LoEBsN, Jan. 2I The funeral services
oFer tlae remains oi Cardinal Manning
were held iu BFompton 0ratoTy today. The
admission % the oratorg was by ticket
oaly fer it would have been utterly I'M
possible fsF tha structure to contain the
hundredth part ~ tie vast crowd desroas
"a attending. Notwithstanding the niser-
abie weather conditions prevailing, tbe
crowd began gathering ia the vicinity Of
The 0ras0ry 81 an early hour. 1t was com
paaea largely "a working men ana their
families and On every side could be heard
expressions IA love far the dead prelate
50 dense WAS lie crowd ana s. thick the
Gas that traffic Ia the vicinity of the ora
tory was brought to q standsan. When
the solemn mass requiem commenced tie
oratarg was nlied with notable personapes.
representing church, saate and all political
parties. The queen anA prince and prin-
cess Of Wales was represented. Aa ana
hassadoFs 81 the foreign powers were pres
ent also. Iae coffin reposed Hn front .af tbe
the onsg ornament wish Being the solitary
gold cross. Bishop Headley of Newport
and Aenevaa preached the sermon. He
opened bis remarks With touching tri-
bnte 10 TIE late duke Of Clarence ana
ATonoale. he said an era was closed in
the history az Catholicism in England
with the death 81 Cardinal Manning and
new one opened.
He maae special reference rs the Carai-
mails efforts % secure Catholic education
Cd children. and declared 4he struggle was
not yet over He added, perhaps Tie hot
1est and aeadliest hnur Ell the education
battle which j. raging throughout the
world would soon Be fought. The music
throughout the service was splandid3v rem
aered. Among those present were tie
Duke OF Norfolk. Marquis of Ripon. Mar
anis of Butte. Bora Howard. Buu5ett Couss.
Justin Mccarthy, William O'Brien. John
D1llon amd Thomas Sexton.
AT the conclusion Of the service tie
body VAS taken 10 Kenssll t5raen cemetery.
where it was inferred and was followed bY
over three hundred carriages containing
many notable people, aftex which marched
large number of workingnien's societies
, 1892-01-21
Not - the 49,.

Walla Walla Union; While P. B. John
son Is much obliged 10 the Olympia Capt.
tai for its kind words relative to his falsely
alleged ambition ta Be state Printer he
begs leave to emphaticaliv state he Is not
candidate for the office, never dreamed OF
being candidate for it and would not ac-
cept commission as state printer If ten
dered. Mt. johnson believes that O C.
White, the present state printer, is the
righE man In The right nIane.
, 1892-01-21

Nrw NogE Jan. 2I. -Noan Money easy.
at 2Na36 per GENT. S1ocksauiet and steady.
II an insignificant change frem opening
figures. Foprs. coupon, f6; Pacific 6s. 81;
Aichisnn, ka Central paeiiin 8S BHrltne-
ton. Is; Denver e Rio GFande ls. NORTH
am Pacific, 2s4; Northern Pacific nre.
feFrea 6S, Northwestern. 1917 NeH York
North American. 1868 Pacific Mail. s7
Rock Island, oil; ST. Paul q Omaha, s6g
Texas Racsiic, i25s Union Pacific, 4fs8
Weila Fargo Express, 89 Western Union
, 1892-01-21
Tribute "a Wrs. Maud CarTvon.

We the members of the Ladies Aid so-
ciety Of the Congregational church, desire
20 express OUT deep regret at the less of a
beloved mem beF-Mrs. Maud Carlyon-
and 70 otieT our sympathy to those who
have been deprived of ber compan5onship.
She was s faithful member OF our society.
always bright ana cheerful We have
missed her during the months Of her i'll
ness, and sorrow that she viii no more be
present with us. We shall always cherish
the memory of her bright face and kindly
spirit
BY order of the society.
Lou e. OWEN,
MRs G. THoREsoN, Committee.
MRS G. S. LoRB.
OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan. 20. 1882.
, 1892-01-21

haitnr ambAaF
J. =. Forsyth, shoe drummer, is lo-
Gated ~ Odd Fellows Temple. room 4. mith
stock Of goods and IS circulating a 8odger
A. the peoples houses, printed It'll SOME
otaer city The aodger says. eTbe pateat
adjustable ladies shoes are mof ln the reg
uiaE shoe stores and are sold direct b CON
samers hy the manufactures 0r their rea-
erai agents and assistants.
Query How much lioense ana how
much rent does this agent pays Is ii
treating our regular shoe houses rfehtg
, 1892-01-21
Peonle Used 10 Thfnk That

New York Press THE ruby was good
for liver complaint and bad eyes.
The turquoise protected one from the I'll
fects of a bad fail.
Ihe diamond was said 90 keep oa evil
spirits and insanity
The onyx rendered one liable f0 smnav-
anoes from Nightmares and demons.
Weaners Of the sapphire and emerald
were kept free from opthalmic disorders.
, 1892-01-21
HELP THE NEEDY

~ you want to help ihe starving Russians
sapd all individual contributions Nj money
oE clothing 70 any of the following adj
dresses
pr NJ. WeightnDvci, y. q. nag 25,
Tampa. Ela., Society oi American Friends
e8 Russian Freedom Edmund Noble,
sn0iy., 2Ss Washington st., Boston, Mass
eFree Russia English, American and
German organ nf Russian freedom Tribune
buiidlHs. ro8ni 81 New York city. "Prog.
@eaa tkmssian laneuaRe1 New YORK city,
and aki contributions from organized sact.
esies send directly ,o She Countess Sophia
E0lstal, Moscow, Russia sn order q neSag-
aszc her generous bestowal IF her whole
4imf devoted ta the distribution "a lood Is
the starving, Sending copy ofthe amount
sent and q copy of the receipl from her g.
Me.
Weekly acknowledgements Of ali eentrtbu.
t{nns shall be printed in several papers.
Printed subscription lssts f8r starving
Russia cam BE obtained from Dr. Weight
Anve hy persons desiring to become ool
lnciQfs. Yours Respectfully,
in BusAia--AunNEMAa IMRonoAR N
IaroN1sMFFs
III America Dr. F. N. Wm0nrsovn1.
, 1892-01-21
A French Cure for nineomanIo.

New York Press II. Luton, q disen-
gnished French savant, laas discovered. iii
Is claimed, sure for dipsomania. He ad-
ministers nitrate Of strychmine hypoaer-
mically in ten minute doses After ten
days Of this treatment chronic a8eohoIists
acquire such loathfng for stimulants that
even sniff Of thoir once favor1te beverage
cause nausea and headaches
, 1892-01-21
A Rachelor Gorernor,s Hnnss

Philadelphia Inquirer. Mrs Flower.
the wite of the new governor of New York.
was hornaed at the condition ia which
Governor A8il left the executive mansion.
She says there wasn't whole set of any
thing 5n the house. The bachelor COVER
nor's housekeeping must have been on q
par With his politics slightly Irregular
bat highly energetic.
, 1892-01-21

nrress ! fshnnee far Snlllvan,

INV YeR1, Jan. 2l. Billy Madden
called d tae Office Of the Sporting Clipper
today and presented a certified check for
$500 and DEPOSIT for $4,000. with which
be wished 70 hack Peter Maher in a
aeht against Sullivan, The Clipper re-
fused I'd hold the stakes and Madden and
his friends went to the World office 10 de-
posit the money.
, 1892-01-21
sN AwfrL DISCOVERY.
paFFnFs Fana Hhetr Rayss Ekrmafm
a. Ashes 90 ahvfr mame.

- A@1M@ - NkNAF tA@ktANH
eaAwFzn Een, % Word was h@Hett u
the elsF iass syeaias h 4 senhle ae dent
ia Nifap county. sunday evening iu
waseh nEo s0ns of Alhsn Ra8ier. 4
meehsr nere burned soa efisp ana ihs
hoasa aM entirely destroyed aaEtas. ae
semp mpanls1 tg Ais wite ana daughter. agsa
NMm Hem Nas8lng Sunday afiempoas
~ d nts#htae. nAsle sAe boss hAa e4ne H
an opposite alrad6iuu ia se@ saMa haF ass
WMssMg#HnSe. GhH paMats n#Ma AAe& AhaHt
otlaek ia slae evening and keaaa thH
haAse a Ash#@ EANY mMi8Aa &as tA@ boys
rs ssgArH. has ihHF lla na1 eoae. Et Mas
AsseoHeaHa ts4@t iheg bad slafse haak
hHAn kNaM MAHFp sa8r viH8e8 EaM
ihauF3aa fhas ii1es ha8tes WlFas r. a the
##afi8 aaM##4 Ma&BFF asArM @Aee hN ashes
meAF hHrt 8 te4 Ha& stood 4u Aa hozs
rf he asee0Fena the alafHed AaA atmosl
@mr#G @8aahse fa8H4N Rf aa# children Ihe
parents arc stricken Mlh #rsef snd are Is
a aRs&8aata aa@a4tum. Asa AAaig Mera
6nr8N9 an Tuesday
, 1892-01-21

What show has business man got in
this city, If . drummer is allowed TO bring
trunk Or two fan Of goods, hire room
far . day or two and send out circulars 10
the citizens to call on him and get cheaper
shoes or other articles than they can get in
q permanent business house Of course.
he can sell cheaper. He pays no rent, hires
no clerks and frequently pays no license.
Put up the license On hawkers ana fakirs
and protect the business men Of the city.
, 1892-01-21

One or two choice residence lots. beauti-
fal location ait bargain.
Also some fine lots OF Fourth street. one
mile from corner Of Main and Fourth. Com
penient t0 newly proposed electric line.
Very cheap if sold Immediately. Terms
III suit.
Address Owner, rmBuNE Office.
st
, 1892-01-21
ThIs RFeninr,s SncIahIn

The Unitarian gathering this evening at
the residence of Dr. Watt promises to be-
pleasant affair. Il viii be dime aud
popcorn sociable, with pleasures Of all
kinds, TIE house is prettilv decorated
with greens, flowers and popcorn. and those
Who attend cannot fail toenjoy themselves.
, 1892-01-21
snnsN tar tna rlr.t Elmn.

SAB ASroSio, Texas, Jan. a. TIE
vhole ~ sha Ria Granea froatier il cov.
eFe8 with snow, foF tbs frst time ever
known. Ihe suffering among the poorer
classes of McKieans and among ihe United
States troops, has been intsnse for tia past
tNo days,
n0NfsoN. Texas, Jan. 28. For the iirs,
Time LAB eighteen geaFs The Red river "a fro.
zen over s0ild..At A numbeT of points YES.
ter3eriay tlse thermometer was seven de.
ggCes Below 5eras Eaatle Wen from indian
territory report that 8 blizzard killed hun
dHeua IS haad of Stock
, 1892-01-21
Notice Of the Meeting ofthe Board
0i County Commissioners

~ Office N henhs gveH ihaf Ae hoard 81
y County Commissioners nf ThufHtan
county, Htaie 81 WathsH8ton. wifi meet in FeHu-
8aT eeaaiau 8M Monday the AF8t6As ~ February
a ~ 8s4& 81 the ufHee nt She county auditor iW
thc ei8g "a Olympia, ID sold county ard stats
EM witness whereof ha@a NrfHHNso get
fytf1 ms hand and aniSeea my oHicial seal
ihia the Asa day oi December a h 7eais
d@mN III 3MNKns
Auditor 81 Thafston county. state 81 Wash.
snNtnn. ny CHARLES p s6RFntn. Deputy.
, 1892-01-21
Nhc f4rrY Frrmrh sfnfrenaar,,

PAIRS, Jan. a, Iaure, the Roulangist,
member N the chamber ~ deputies who
struck Constans, minister Of the interior
81 the time III The stormy scene III the
chamber Tuesday, has sent challenge io
she minister I'd Eight with pistols. Con-
STAINS answered he would NOT fight When
haura received this answer he sent letter
to Canstans repeating the Insulting aan
suase be used which led 20 the attack up.
nm hsna hw the minister.
, 1892-01-21
TAUGHT h4 Exnnrlennn.

Brooklyn Life. Are any Of THE colors
discernible 70 the touch p asked the school
teacher
II have often felt blue. replied the boy
ali the head IF the class
, 1892-01-21

For cheapest rates to st. Paul MilWau-
kee, Kansas City, Chicago and all points
East and South, apply to j. G. pereival,
agent Union Pacific RI. ri n24tf.
, 1892-01-21

Oscar Milae's fun name is Oscar FingaII
o'Flaharitee Wills Wilde. This, together
with sunaower in the buttonhole of TIE
coat ought to make any man look very
tfrpa
, 1892-01-21

The Olympia football team had its hrst
practice this afternoon, af the baseball
grounds, About enc dozen members were
on hand, and did some vigorous kicking
The bali arrived yesterday from Seattle.
, 1892-01-21
cnallnnnlt 90

For sale. Orders left al Office on Ions
wharf, or Pacific Drug Co, viii be prompt.
III attended 70, vi p. MckennK,
, 1892-01-21

cH1cAGo. Jan. q. Close - Wheat =
Easy; Cash. sgssc NAV. alrs@9a
Corn Easy cash, s7ssaSse; May io9z
g0Mc.
0ass-Fifm cash, 29iZei May, Sic,
BARLEY Bao,
Pork Easys January, SfiM. May.
s1tN-
Lard Easy cash, S62s; MAY, S6.s5@s6.
sTle
, 1892-01-21

state Treasurer Lindsey has issued d
call for warrants 72aI to E050 On the general
fund for s7S, 575.3i They VIII not draw in.
terest AFTER January 2S
, 1892-01-21

M#rfN 6A8 @8AeH# s8NAn1 #A M#8smNasAa as-
t33NN guN a Ns @
t6zses #s r usass laf 8annzss asa 3rnsg4d
G8aFa #F@mM srAHAs NlsNN5a TUESDAY ThGss4
NAs am# stiHgssaF ~ &sM fae TaN@aga ama sa
afsse AfsafatNs ae2Nea MnaaasN Wednesdays
A@6 FF8#A86 &8 @@.
EeF sgiom. taa WHITE isaeas #aBig exeeEf
na#AaY 81 81 a-Nss NtiafasHae arrives hnre 81
mM ao@meNMM& H03M Ma8K MaaM sAa MaltHas
MaM
Far KssaiirAte. aa& shditasi- uasfdr 8faees
&Hs8# "a @Sa# fega8asaa. Mggsssh aE8 n tas
, 1892-01-21
Notice to Electors.

@T nIlCN ~ hereby esvcu 9lat san Na5a Maasi
- t0r the Year lsH afc aaW onen aE tl8iN ai
Nne iaf lhc registration nE thc eBallnel feato 81
tAa e8fE o8 &g#MWSa4 8H accordance M 3Eh &Ae @Fa
Visions 81 HAW aCt g provide ter ana ~ regulate
fAH gc4fssFat#en Of voters im cities and towns
H#H IN eeeinria 6@NsWE waHma population al
two hHadre8 and af3 @G os m0re ANpraVei
Manoh "a ie
A. 81 CAtt0M
CiiY CLERK
oaca ~ C8tg clssk. Olympia. 1an al tsa1
agss8a8
, 1892-01-21
YELERS' GUIDE.
NORTHERN rarIFlr IINF.

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Ha8 Nagea@H giH aa8a Gtg
FeF Nase EsEy. CaHsrAAla aa& ChthaiAa Ell
Mw
Haf M0mieaann ama WNaga Mafas 9a@ss
Mw
faf lRsea an9 sattie g3 ana nm
FHAfaN A#&aVM
Esom 1enfFaaia. FaeaaaM aa4 Naza czE9. a
&a@
NsNm Fa8NNHt. NtFassa. NHEHa4sH Cate C5gH
Mf##sNsasa ana arNHH A&affHg assMsa. e b a.
NH2m #ae@HA and HH@388@ 8N &Ma a@
EGHw
, 1892-01-21

Notice tur Sealed Proposals.

Z - uTlrM ~ NoFraY Rtvaa kHat scaled hgff
~ 0iN ha reeHsNea 81 GAa clEN 81 Olympia
a4 sae na5ne ai the ostg cfa5A @ntl aa a.as 5am-
M#ss @ ts1 eN va shr estg pgiagas Guy tAa gHar
isa aeeerdiaH ia tse tpe5 acakans an DE fu tsie
aEHee "a thc 6ssg clerk
Al IL CAftQM.
eAi1 Clerk.
, 1892-01-21

leave Es8tHEss Ma
teafe Olympia HMns#
arrive ae MBNMMA# 8s&@
Arrive 81 ua##Ns#4
NMN ffABA saaA NF as FA MsMMHa CiaRe raa4
@Nestau as &1M3Ma NsiM MnFaAawW NMr fg0
eiile sma fNceMa tof Forsawt ataH5Ha rs
M4HN AS AZ Aaa.. a5saNaM# in #agtAMa a6 b M
N#e sta&# Aa@wA## ME M FAH @@&Ra aa@s
nnsztoM HstM fNr ENiM afu Portland HEf "a
nNaa aH# slNsaat "a NaMJAa. a4 9sas nm
, 1892-01-21

10 So

san FRkNcrsco, Jan. 2i.--W Wheat, buyer,
season. SI.7s16
, 1892-01-21
WANTED.
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, 1892-01-21

LAranop, Gala, Jan. 2l.- --rhe big gan
tar the cruiser Monterey left here this
morning at 7:so and win arrive al West
Oakland thfs evening, at 2 via Misrtinea.
The orders arc to get il al the Union Iron
Works as soon as possible. NJ sas viewed
hare by large crowd 4of people.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-09
Aqua de Insalus

Esta aqua mineral bastante conocida en-
Puerto Rico, ha llegado de Mzarza Guipdz-
coa). Els agradable al paladar, bicarbona-
tada, alcaiiua, sumamente digestiva reeo-
mendada nuy efcazmente para dispepsias ;,
gastralg.as, y en- general para toda clase de
del estomago. Sc ha empleado
tamb 6n con 6xito singular para las atecciones
del ginOn, Was urinarias vejiga Habra bo-
5ellas medias botellas preolos limitados.
Dirijirse la Gale de San Sebastian 81 Ca
"a del senior BARRIOLA, 6 q Ia sucursal para
la venta al detalle: Don Santos Filippi San
JustO nfp 81. 45-17
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-09
A los Sres. Eclesiasticos

En- Santnrce al lado de la igesia parro-
quial, donde las que s1seriben SO ocupan en-
conteccinDar habtos talares y otras prendas
de vestir los selores sacerdOtes seminaristas,
encontraran unos otros un variado surtido de
eegantes bonetes de tabinete y borla de seda
con muelle. preeios sumamente m6dicOs.
Asf mismo pueden solicitarse dichOs bonetes
en- la casa de- Don JGs6 RendOn, Gale de Ia LII
ma ndmero 40, en- la Capital.-Dolores q Gloria
GGviWO. So
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-09
.ANUNCXO

De Ia casa de los Sres Sagardni Hiios, de
Bilbao, de la que es agente en esta Capital don
Manuel Barriola, San Sebastian 81, esquina
San Jose, SO reciben las inmejorables cocinas
ecOn0micas de las que SO han colocado con ex-
traOrdinariO 6xlto % On esta Capital.
FL aludido senior BarriOla puede informar
a las persOnas que 10 deseen y 81 convencera
quien SO presente, de la bondad de las cocinas
y de las muchas ventalas que reportan & una
nasa sI oOIOcac0n.
LIS hay para casas de poca mucha fami-
ia, para estabe ecimientos, Hospitales, Fondas,
& segun SO desee.
Los preeiOs son sumamenta m6dicns 45-l9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-09
La Loci6n MONTES

no tiene igUal para el tratamientO de toda pro.
iucci6n herp6tica, hacienda desaparecer pri
nero el picor molestisino, restituyendo des
pu6s la normalidad al sitio enfermo. LA LoCI0E
es inofensiva, y, 10 mjsmo que medicamento,
Ciene conquistado un puestO en- ell tocador de
las senoras como preparation higi6nica de pr
mer 0rden.
e1 La LOC662e lsasJiIlerl06t6cG de-
doctor MONTES, es 81 preparadO que mas sc
nsa en- Madrid y Otras capiCales de Europa
oara hacer desaparecer la caspa en- la cabeza
evitando seguranente Ia caida del cabello
Sustituye al Aqua de QssissG que NADIA hace, J
como esta agradablemente pertumada, las Sc
nOras eneontraran en- ella un aqua de tocadol
,napreciable, 10 mismo para usarla en- la cabe
"a que on la cara, con 10 que evitaGan que 81
edtis padezca de barros, grietas, ma1chas e
rritaciones producidas por 81 sol y el aire, que
5antO afean y estrOpean la piel de La cara.
LA LOciOn SO vende en- las farmacias de los
selores Daubon, Guillermety BIanco; On to-
las las buenas farmaeias de Ia Isla. Los seno
res far1nac6utico, pueden hacer los pedidOs, al
1nicO Representative en- esta Isla, don -Fernan
10 Sanchez, calle Nueva Rio -piedras. 45-28
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En- BayanOn

En- la Gale de Espana SO alquila una bue
ma casa c0moia, propla para familla. Tlene
un excelente corral, con arboles fIutales, hor-
no etc., etc. Informara su dueno don Martin
Fsid el mismO pueblo. 1O-5
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La Pequena Antilla
TETUAN 26.
TETUAN- 26.

FL dueno de este acreditado establecimien-
TO, tlene ei gusto de ofrecer q sus nuinerosos
parroquian0s y al pdDiico en general, toda ola
50 do lmonadas gaseosas, aqua carD0nlca y
agu3S mlnerales. Se slrVan dOmicilIO pOr pre-
3ios limltaulsImOs. Tambi6n encontrar6ls en-
doho establecimient0 un servici0 esmerado.
4 Venid y os er6isi--PuertQ-R Rico. 8 de
6axzo de 18o2. RAaal0M NiNw@. dk-1O
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LA FLOR D8 PUERTo-RICo
IT ON ID. a

El Representative de este antique acre
ditadO establecimientO m0ntado Ia altura de
los mejOreS de su cIase situado en- Ia Gale de
SAN Joss NUN. 20, EsQUINA ( LA DEL Sol, tiene
el honor de partic1par su numerosa clientela
al pdbllcO On general que no Omite sacrifi-s
clos para dejar cOmplacldos 8 las persOnaS que
hOnren ell estableclmlentO.
Habi6ndOse inLrOducido en- LA FLOR DE
PUERTO-hICO grandes mejoras en- 81 local, ei
que 10 rUgenL6a puede Ofrecer al pdblico corno
dldades, esmerauo traC0, prontitud y umpieza
PuerE0-Rlco, Mario dc 1892.-El Repre-
sentante.-L. R. R.
N0TA s-SE sIRVNN OOlGIDAs HIN BA-
x1Aa por abonos preeiOa suuaxaente equi-
tAtivCe. NIL
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son gxQu0slTOs
Jos cigarvjzlos de Ia Hab0s0, nsGrca
:. LA EXCEPCIQN' %

No tienen rival son los mejores de los
que hasGa ah0ra han llegado esGa Isa. Ell
0uen fumador = las personas de Duen gusto, los
p0r Ia excelente plcadura, mag
aitioO papel, agradable aroma y eleganta enva.
80. Son fabrloados expresamenCe para las
personals que saDea sprscIar 10 exquisite y 10
cigarrllOs de LA EXGEPCI N"
40 detalian en- los clelltados estabiecImentos
de conf Derias cafes la Palma La Mailer.
quinn, en los de Gabaq0eria La Ultr0ns0ySssG,
For de las A2stjltGs y otr0s de la Capital
UDloQs agentea para toda la Islas
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