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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26
Tragedia.

Sc ha cometido en- la poblacl6n
de Norgent-.e- Roi un horrible crl-
men.
FL drama SO desarroll6 en- una
casa habitada por Nine Dehais, de
81 amos de edad, y por 50 hijo, de
3S amos de edad.
Nine D. hais padecia una afec-
cs6n oil pecho J habia llamado pa
ra una consnlta a los m6dicos
Guillaumin. de 10 localidad, y Des.
champs y Moisard, de PANS.
verificada Ia consulta, Gnillaumin
Sc retiro para vlsitar & sus enfer.
mos, j sus dos compafieros bsjaron
4 10 sala. con el objeto de esperar
Ia hora lie sslida del tren. Alli
estabsa hacia unos minutes, cuan-
entro Ia criada & anunciarles que
Dehais aeabsba de matar & On ma
drs
No pudiendo Greer tan terrible
delito, snbleron los dos & 10 habi-
tscion de 10 enferma, donde pre-
seneiAron IN espectAculo aterra.
dor.
Mme. Dehais estAba en- 10 cana,
scnlA nra herida en- 10 s'en dere-
ehA, 10 dahA sshales de vida, y en-
el saelo &C moyis, con las tiltsmas
convulsiones de 10 agofis, Mr. De-
Aala Ccrca de 50 cuespo habia I'M
revolver dc gran calibrc, con el cual,
dcspues Do matAr & 50 madre. %
bahia heeho jussicia, disparando
sobsc su sicn dercehA.
Ne. Dehals. scgdn aseguran los
que 10 ecnociAn. tenla gran Garlic
Cd mAdre, y se supone qua no
pudlendo acossnmbrarse & 10 idea
ae cue 81 madrc Sc murlese, habia
ea IN acceso de locura,
porcs u mlsmo fin { los sufrimien-
Ios de IL cue tanto quefiA Dcs-
y - - nAto para no sohfevivir {
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26

UC1t0u uO u UCACCnVs OOA % III
de que 70 yea obligado 4 defen
derse contra el opresor; 81 halla-
mos & alguien enfermo, abando.
nemosle q su propio instinto; reo
cetemosle todas las medicinas,
para yer si 90 cura.
Todo esto nos recuerda ell cuen.
to aquel de un ricacho, que pro-
baba q los ladrones, dejandoles
cuantiosas sumas en- IN armario
alberto.
Ahora bien: Ihay l6gica en- es.
to discurso2 SHay nj sentido
moral siquiera3 Pues 10 mismo
entendemos que sucede con ID
autorizacion de Ia propaganda
separatista, bajo los especiosos
pretextos, que dice Ia Revista.
Todo Ell que tenga las mas le-
YES nociones de sana filosofia
sabe, ademas, que ell fin no justi-
6ca los medios, y con esto dicho
esta que no puede ser legal Ia
autoriza aci6n de una cosa de suyo
msla, aunque la authorization se
proponga un buen fin.
Y, contestando 4 Ia Revista,
diremos: lSeria de yer que se
autorizara Ia propaganda separa-
tists, y que 90 llevase q NAL nues-
ira contradiction! Seria de yer
En- resumen nuestra fun da.
mental doctrina, que cyeemos sea
"a doctrina del patriotismo, esta
con ndensada en- el siguiente para.
70 de nuestro articulo anterior:
"En po'itics, como en- todo,
hay que partir de una base fla y
reconocida, si no 90 quiere mar
char al ca % 6 q Ia anarquia. Hay
que hacer como en- las ciencial
morales , naturales, que arran.
can de Ia verdad inmutable 8 del
axioma indiscutible. Y esa yer.
dad inmutable, ese axioma indis.
cutible en- politica son 10 patris
ante todo y sobre todo, y 10 uni
dad & indiviaibilidad de esa misms
patria. Por 10 cual 20 We que
sostener Ia legalidad de Ia propa
gonda separatista equivale q ne
gar los principles en- Ia moral y
loo axiomss en- las cieneias exac'
tas, 10 que solo pue1e hacer VI
demente. Tai airmaci6n so pare
cerfa 4 un credo de fervorosol
creyentes, que, al hacsr sue actol
de fe, comenzssen pot negar ID
existencia de Dios. Dios, en- Il
humane, es para los espa n oIes, 81
patria y Ia unidad del territorio, J
blasfemos los que una 4 otra ME
gueu y.
A.i pensamos lealmente ha
blando; y asi pensariamos, ahr
cuando clio NOS costase vernon
solos, proscriptos y abandonados
A Ultima hors, mostrando q Il
opinion nuestrss campafas, po
| drfamos decir como Ia madre d,
los Gracos: He aqut nuestras 10
gas; que son lac joyas del patrio
tismc; joyas que depositamos, er
el altar de nuestro amor q 10 pa
tria, y en- el ara de nues:ro entra
liable carino & nuestra siempr,
querida Isla de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26
PROCESO.
Leemos en- Eg Resumen de Ma
yaguez:

"Por autorizado conducto Sc
nos asegura que ell Ministerio Fis-
cal que entiende en- Ia cansa
que Sc sigue por esta Audiencia &
Orispiniano Rodil (a) Loteria y
Floron, califica ell hecho de .asesi.
nato, pidiendo para ell procesado la
pena de prision perretna por spre-
ciar una circunstancia atenuante.
Es probable Sc yea esta causa en-
juicio oral por todo el pr6ximo mes
de Mario.
Figuran en- ella noventidos testi-
gos de cargo, y hasta ell p'esente,
que sepamos, no ha nombrado de
fensor ell procesado".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26
Colecta patri6tica.

Ell total de Ia que viene publ
cando el periodico Official, con.
destipo d las victimas de los tenn.
porales de Ia Peninsula. ascie nde
en- Ia Gaceta de hoy q Ia cantidad
de- S2O.778.91.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26
LIS EgToA

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26
CORRESP0NDENCIA ESPECIAL
DEL
W BoxHTIN MHRCANT1E -.
Paris, % de Enero de 1892.

SUIZA.
Las negociacione5 comerciales
con Francia contin1an, mas no sin
grandes diticultades y tropiezos.
Ambas naciones hacen cuanto pne.
den para evitar una guerra arance.
laria, pero 10 corriente de la opinion
p1blica en- Suiza es que Francia no
ha disminuido bastante sus tarifas,
especialmente sobre las cuatro pro-
ducciones suizas los tejidos hila-
dos, los Quesos, los relojes y las
puntillas.
Las tarifas convencionales con
Alemania y Austria entraran en-
vigor ell 10 de Febrero, ST SO ratifi.
cen; en- la misma epoca entrarsn en-
vigor los tratados hechos con los
paises que llevan la clAusula de la
nacl0n mas fayoreclda.
PORTUGAL.
La crisis tinanciera portuguese
preocupa mucho al p6blico frances,
que tiene comprometidos grandes
capitales. La publication del nue..
70 Mlnisterio la calmado un POGO
los animos.
Diaz Ferreiro, Presidente del
Consejo, es un hombre energico y
de mueha habilidsd. Oiveira Mar.
tins, Ministro de Hacienda, es mas
oien IN escritor que IN hombre po-
litico; Chancelelros, de Obfas
pdblicas, la sido "a Consejero de
la Corona, J es un orador muy bri-
Ian te a Costa Zobo, de Negocios
extranieros, sus amigos le Ilaman el
ticlsl russo, y es I'm pensador que
no hace NADIA sin retlexionar Fe-
rieira de Amoral, dc Marins, es On
administrator de eierta fans; iama
que ha adquirido como Gobernador
lie yarias p.oyineias ultramarinas !;
Pinheiro tu tado, de Guerra, algo
anelano es para ent'ar ea un gabi
4ctc que t.ene asunEos tan g:aves
qne iesolyer; yerdad es que el De
partAmento de la Guerra no tiene
naeha prcponderanola Gu los asnn-
los. t'errax Ponte es el Mlnistro dc
JassiciA Fate naeyo gablnrse tlene
1 Ell cargo el pEoblema mAs d.t.eii
lae hayA que resoiyer: Ia sitaAelon
ecoa6mlca J anAacicsa. que CO Ia
eAnaa 10 la & "a agi!ae.0n por. Il
ggcaA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26
RAMO DE GUERRA,

Por los nombramientos recien-
temente- h ,chos en- aquel De-
par amento, que publican los pc J.
riodicos de Madrid, transcri-
biendolos del ofcial del ramc,
vemos que ell fallecimiento del Sr
General Dabsn, G >bernador que
fue de esta isis, ha ocasionado up
movimiento de alto personal en- eI
que preciaamente 6guran nom
bres tambien aqui conocidos.
En- efecto: para Ia vacante de
Inspector General del benz me ,ito
Institute dc Ia Guardia Civil, que
dejo con su musite ell stflor Da-
ban, ha sido nombrado ell stfioi
Genersl don Romualdo Palacio i,
Gonzalez, que fue igualmente Go
bernador de esta Provincis, y Gu
70 nombramiento, aunque dando
Iugar q dudas, nos habia "a anti
cipado e. cable.
A Teniente Genera hs side
promo vido ell General de Division
don Jo'e Gamir y Maladen, Sc.
gundo CAbo que fde de esta An.
nlla, h,ce sfi9s, mas de dos lus-
tros.
FL stfi)r General de Division
don j aio S.rina, que tambien
fce Ssgundo Cabo de es.. I,ls,
hace mecca NADIA mas, ha side
uomhrAdo Comandante General
del Campo de GibrA tar.
( sefior C.oi,sn de Inf.n.eri,
don Antonio Cebollino, Ayudsp-
te de Campo que fee del difan,t
senior General Dabsn, IA sido dt-
slgnAdo para que dessmpens e
mismo cargo, al lsdo del nuevo
Inspector General de Ia Guard,
Civil. sen9r Palaeio, successor d,
aquel.
Nemos. ai,nAs, que h.a sidc
destnados d pfesiat aus servic,os
ca essa | Id euatro un )res Te
aisnsss Coronsles dc Ejerci.o.
entire sllos d. RAi,el dc | urrisg.
antique J di4singaido amigo cue.
nc. qne &c encuensra "a aqui d,
rgreso, y Al eaal hsmos ,srido
sa.to de saludar, dAndole .iee
tsosa bienvrsl1a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26

SECRETARIA.
Relaci6n nomina! de donGtiros para
ahriar las desgracias oourridas
altimdmente en- la Peninsula, que
Sc publica en- la Gaceta por acuer-
do de Ia Junta q orden del Ezomo.
Sr. Presidente.
A0nSdn eorrhs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26
Ramon Rodriguez.
Lufs Santiago.
T,0ravv0 Ho+olk

" Ramon Rodriguez. 20
" LUIS Santiago. %
Lorenzo Catala. 25
Joaquin T. Torres. 25
Dona Rosa GonzSlez.. 25
Don Eduardo Torres. 25
Zoilo Pagan. %
Lorenzo Mayoral. 25
Dofla Catalina Mattey.. %
Don Guadalupe Rodri-
gueZ. ..--.. .....-. 20
Emilio Milan. 80. 10
Vidal Rodriguez. 25
Ju 10 Lavergne... 25
Juan Bautista Gas.
tillo. 25
Monserrate Irizarry 30
Oesareo Irizarry... 30
Jose Ramon Gonza-
AcZ ses..s...ss.. OU
Francisco Guialini. 30
Juan B. Perez. 30
4" Antonio Saez. -. 30
/" Ramon Vazquez. / 90
+" Rafael Lopez. -. 25
4" Juan B. Hernandez %
" Manuel Irizarry.. 25
Salvador Maldona-
UO- ....s.....s... w
Bart0lo Orespo. 30
Francisco L1garo. 25
Manuel Feliciano. %
Ambrosio Ootti. 30
PaulinO Pagan Ok
A" Jose e. o iviera. 25
Francisco r o d RI
guez. 80. -. 20
Antonio Lopez. -. %
" Jose Arzola Rodrf-
guez. -. .... .... 20
Z" Manuel A. Zavala,
Alcalde. ...... 8 90
4" Etelberto MARQUEE,
Secretario. rio........ / 30
" A n t onio Estruch,
Medico .-........ 8 25
=" Ramiro Marquez.. / 90
" n. Jordan. ....... so
" R6mulo Jordan. Q 90
" jose Boscana. 20
4" Jose Antonio Pa
gan. 30
I" Antonio Perez. 30
" Martin Rodriguez. 30
+" Manuel Trujillo... 30
/" Epifanio Trujillo.. 30
=" Antonio Lila br6s,
| Professor. ...... 1 Is
lDo6a Virginia Negroni,
| Profesora. ...... / 90
Don Alberto Lugo, Pro-
fesor. sor............. 70
i" Ramon Escanet, i'd. 70
!" Juan 3. Perez, i'd. 70
/" Eduardo Pascual,
idem. m............. 70
Bautista del Bio, id 90
1880 "a
3 El A tie neo Puertorri-
queno. .......... 10 90
Jefes, Ofciales y solda.
dos del Ouerpo de
Ia Guardla CIVIL. 66l As
1882 10
Il (Contiauard).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26

Alcalde D. Juan J3ee Potou,, )
a Ia ilustre Corporation que Ii
tiene al frente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26
JUNIl PROVINCIAL DR SOCORROS
SECRETARIA.

LAS vICTIMAS DE LA PENINSULA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26

Lea AAhlsansss de Masanss4 de.
80 az'Anssse n yAA han soiado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-26

Sin levantarse en- armas, prettp-
diesen cometer aquel deli,o. ] Pue.
de hacer otra cosa 10 Propaganda
separatistaf
Pero. es el case que Ia Rerista
de Puerto-Rico. nos sale oil paso,
y despues de mil e.futIzos, y 4
fuerxa de deeirpos que somos
unos retr6grados y visionarios,
que no vemos como avarxan los
tiempos, que ell BoLKrIS estl vie
70 y eaduco y se horripila y a.us.
to de aquella teoris, a6rma cue
somos unos malos politisos, 4
10 vez, porque no vtmos Ia con.
Ceniencia de que Sc auto,iee tal
propaganda. para que osi sc des.
linden los compos, y Sc sepa qtaf-
aes son y outlines no son ssraao.
lss.
jDonosa mantra de disenrrir |
Es muy semejante & ata o,rs.
81 matar esta prohibido; pero
Autoricemos el asesinato; digsmos
que 60 legal y permisido, para qu.
a't podamos conoeer 4 los asesi.
nos; 'osteDgamos que % rusde 70.
bar Para que de esta sutrte esigan
On ei lszo los ladrones; smamos
mucho & nuestra madrt; pero. au
toricemos los insultos contra eIls i.
, las bofetadas en- % roslro, para
10 esta manera eonoeer quienss |.
quiefen mali maiemos de hsnsrs
! IN hcmb'e, para saber si dssss.
q eeu. ! Fdvsnosls Do % n.|
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05
MICHAEL'S
Pure Liquors The Pride OF THIS
Drinking Room.

Pure Liquors The Pride OF This
Drinking Room.
| In no one thing is the change that
has taken place in San Antonio since
| the war more observable than in the
character of her drinking places.
For years notorious alike for their
tinsel and toughness, they have
gradually grown to meet the require
ments OF advancing civilization, until
| today her best saloons are as uneX
ceptionable drinking resorts for gen.
tlemen of genuine culture and refine.
ment as are found in any of our
American cities.
San Antonio is city in which
gentlemen drink and enjoy this social
recreation, and the demand for drink
ing rooms, such as gentlemen can
frequent without discomfort or an
nOyance, has called into existence q
class of saloons that for espectablli-
ty, luxury OF appointments and good
liquors evoke favorable comment from
every stranger who enters them.
The house that Mr.. Michael opens
at 900 Houston street tomorrow morn
ing, as it is the latest, will be the
most attractive of it's class and will
greatly enhance the reputation which
the leading saloons of this city 50
Justly enjoy.
"MICHAEL'S" as it will hereafter be
known, is gem. From entrance TO
exit it appeals to the artistic sense.
Il tints on walls and ceilings are
exquisitely blended, harmonizing sd-
mirably with the rich furnishings.
The window draperies and portierres,
novelty in rooms of this class, give
refined and homelike appearance to
the place. The pictures that adorn
the walls are from no unskilltul hand.
The softly shaded electric lights give
q subdued coloring to the whole that
is very restful to the eye. Electric
fans added to the perfect ventilation
convey q refreshing sense of GOODNESS
at all times. The cut glass and silver
services are of delicate design and
elegant workmanship, and cannot be
duplicated in any public drinking
rooms in the state.
All these appointments, in them
selves so conducive TO the comfort of
q social hour, are simply accessories
TO that which Is the real attraction of
"Michael's," its absolutely pure
liquors. All else is subsidiary. This
is the "sine qua non." For age, purity
and brand no drinking house In the
state can offer gentlemen so fine a
selection of liquors.
1t is upon this solid foundation that
Mr.. Michael will build for his house a
reputation, commencing it to gentle
men of refinement and taste as a
drinking room in which all the lux
uries of a social club are offered them,
with the choicest liquors that the
home and foreign market supply.
Allan Mcdowell and Miss Mcdowell
are at the Menger from Galveston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05
To Make Fun investigation.

Mrs. Lou Guiberson, who did re
side at the corner OF Martin and Con-
vent street, and who lost her house
on the night of May Sth, by fire, yes
terday combined with G. Shacklett,
owner of the ruined house, and filed
suit against the Alamo insurance
company in the thirty-seventh dis
trict court, on the policies held by the
lady. Her fret policy, on furniture,
ETC., calls for $500, on the second, in
clothing, jewelry, etc, for $3.50.
AS the fire originated inside the
house and many articles were saved,
Though Mrs. Guiberson claims her
vslus ole diamonds were destroyed ,
the insurance company is of the opin-
ion that the house was set on fire by
interested parties in order to obtain
policy, consequently payment was
not forthcoming. The matter of a
full investigation as to the nature OF
the fire and its author will ensue at
once and the outcome will be made
public.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05
Mr. Burketts Case

The case against c. H. Burkett for
reckless driving came up for hearing
this morning. Mr.. Burkett had an
attorney who filed a motion to quash
the affidavit, as it was not sufficient
In law to hold his client, in that 1t
didn't state the name of the street on
which the occurrence was charged to
have taken place, nor was the word
ing of the instrument correct. His
honor Overruled the motion.
The facts of the case as brought out
by the evidence are these: Sunday
afternoon Mr.. Burkett and friend
who had been attending the base ball
game at the Springs, were driving
down San Pedro evenue, in what one
witness said was q very fast trot,
and what another said was a very
slow trot About block this side of
the Springs they ran into, Mr.. Bur-
kett says unavoidably, the buggy
occupied by Mrs. Falsom and turned
it over, throwing the lady out and
bruised her considerably. He was
fined $40.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05
Some Plain Words.

Referring to the telegram which
was received from Rio Grande City
yesterday and which appeared in
your paper about Fricke," said one of
the interested parties Of this city, II
in it whatever. F. over took any
men with him. He'NS.4t there him.
self because he knew the matter
would be made public in the papers.
Things have come to pass now that
Mr. Fricke has to do something in
defense of himself"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05
JIM, EMERSON & co. Z Ss sSIs soaIs E Ion.
q NEW KIND oF0INsuRANcE.
Brokers and JeWeIer:

For twenty-five cents you can insure
yourself and family against any bad re-
suits from an attack of bowel complaint
during the summer. One or two doses Of
Chamberlain'S Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhOea Remedy will cure any ordinary
case. 1t never fails and is pleasant and
safe to take. No family can afford to be
without il. For sale at % and 30 cents q
bottle by F. Kalteyer Il Son. Bowling &
Flood. H. Schuchard COhn x Co.. L. 5,
Harrison, and KaltCyer Il Schuchard,
A. DreiSS, druggists. 6 2ltf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05
Jno. A. Ettler, Architect,

Whose card appears in today'S LIGHT, has
had considerable experience as an archi-
tect, contractor and builder He was
with Mr.. o. Kramer for more than two
years, and later was in partnership with
Mr.. James Murphy. BY this it will be
seen that he is no stranger in the city.
Mr.. Ettler cOntemplateS opening pri-
vate architectural drawing school in the
near future, notice of which will appear
in the papers in due time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05
Deaths.

August S-Infant of Henry Schaefer,
stillOorn, near the Sunset round
house.
August 4-Minervis Benson, of en-
teric fever, at sol Perez street, aged 16
years.
Max H. F. Fues, of Marasmus, at
l02 South Center street, aged 2 J.
months.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05
Saturday, Aug. 9Th.

Saturday, Aug. 9th.
Come to our suit sale and get
$l2 so and Sl4 suits for 1915.
SIS and SIC suits, Sll rs.
$40 and $50 so suits, $685..
3 big offers also in single pants.
We are determined to reduce stock.
1t JOSKE BROS,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05

Many of our people who have
never been to Boerne or Kerrville will
take advantage of the cheap rate next
Sunday and go. A good many young
people are organizing picnic and fish
ing parties and will spend a day
among the hills. Trains will stop at
CiboIo Falls and Guadalupe river for
their accommodation, 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05
BEHIND TIME.

It's your own fault if you are behind
time. There was time when one watch
was about all a whole family could afford,
aud when the purchase of clock was al
most as serious a matter as the purchase
of house is now. There isn't anything
very formidable about the purchase of a
clock or a watch in these days. The as
tonishing thing about time-keepers now
is their cheapnecs, variety and excel
lence. Don't be behind time. There is
not the least excuse for anything of the
kind, when for 81 you can buy an S-dav
clock with strike and alarm.
J,k,EMERS0N & co. Z Hs sSIS sH@Is s. SoD,s
Brokers and Jewellers.
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DRIVE FOR SATURDAY.
:, o. Think ORR, q o.

Chenille Portieres, loop fringed,
that ought not to sell under 81 so. We
have $50 of them to distribute at 81 25,
all styles and standings. Housewives,
better miss a meal than miss this
chance. JOSKE BRSS. 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05
WnI Go at S1.25 Saturday

viii Go at S1.25 Saturday.
This is the price we will drive $50
loop fringe Chenille Portieres on this
day-$2.50 is their true worth, so be
on hand il you value 81 25
JOSKE BROS,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-08-05

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Turned Loose.

At Sl.25 on Saturday, Chenille Por-
there's that are always held at g so
$50 in the drive. JOSKE BROS.