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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-28
THE BURLINGTON NJ

Two Thousand Men and Teams Pushing
". ----- the Work. .-- "
A surveying party in the employ of the
Burlington i Missouri railroad have been
at work for some time past near Billings
surveying for the proposed route of the ex-
tension of the road from the Black Hills.
This party is surveying through Billings
and scross Yellowstone river, north and
south. The road has already reached Pow
der river in Wyoming. and the contract has
been let for 250 miles additional OF the ex-
tension, which will bring it to tho Yellow
stone river and Billings. At this point it
intersacts and CROSSES the Northern Pacific
railroad on it's way to the Pacific coast. At
present thsrs ara 2.OCO men and teams en-
ployed building the extension.
Tbs road will pass through that portion
Of the Crow Indian reservation adjoining
Billings, which was recently decided to the
United States by the Grow Indians, and
which but awnits the proclamation of the
president s~eggegating it, and throwing it
open to settlement. This will be done
within the next thirty days. The Crow
reservation at this place has always been
called the garden spot Of Montana, and a
rush of settlers is expected to Billings as
the time approacheE for the land to be
thrown open.
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PERSONAL.

A.. Z. Solomon has returned from Butte.
Z. l. Holland, of PhiIipsburg, is at The
Helena. @.-
j. ". Astly was in town yesterday from
Marysville. "-o* .#@"
f. D. Cooper. of Cascade, was in the city
on Sunday.
w. G. Buskett is in Helena on a visit
from Missonla.
@. E. H. Campbell. of Toston. was in
Town yesterday.
Ed Higgins and wife, of Granite. are
guests at The Helena.
George J. Cunnineham, of Missoula, is
among the guests at the Grand Central.
q. J. Todd has returned to Fort Benton,
Mrs. Todd will remain in Helena for a short
time.
Col. G. A, Broadwater left Genoa satur-
day for New York. He is expected to arrive
here April 6.
Manager A. W. Campbell and wife, Of the
Broadwater hotel, have returned from an
extended trip in the east.
Nate s. Vestal. the we'll known mining
man, arrived in town yesterday from
Nevada Creek. He is at the Grand Gem
tral. =-~- @.~. G"-
H. P. Rolfe, editor of the Great Falls
Leader, arrived in the city yesterday. He
is staying at The Helena. Other visitors
from Great Falls are M. 3. Leamine, Thos.
O.. Gearing and Will Hanks.
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JoTTlNGs ABOUT TOWN..

There will be a meeting OF the Board of
Trade Wednesday evening.
Tbs registration offices In each ward will
be open to-day from one to ten p. III.
Sergeant Nicholson claims he will have
forty-ivs delegates IN the republican city
convention.
A meeting OF the Fortnightly club 10 to
be held next Saturday at the residence Of
Mrs. Wiokes.
Doc Seeley, Sandy Lane and William
Woods will be tried this week in the dis-
trict court.
Prominent democrats OF the Fourth
ward are urging the nomination Of w. G.
Prcuitt as a candidate for alderman.
The democrats of the Second ward are
talking Of II. G. Burgard for the long term
and Barnard Brown for the short one.
The regular meeting OF the board Of the
working women's homei 10 to be hold At 10
=. m. to-day at the residence OF Mrs. G. G.
Swallow.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Richards, Of Butte,
loft for that clty yesterday with Mrs.
Bucollini. an Italian woman who eloped
from Butts.
The friends Of John s. NJ. Neill are
bringing strong pressure to bear upon him
to accept the democratic nomination for
city treasurer.
At the meeting in Assembly hall last
night no report was ready from the arbi-
traitors. Chairman Corbett will GALL a
m meeting when the aybitrators are ready to
make a report.
Secretary Armitage of the X. M. g. A.
has decided to move the headquarters of
the association from the Bailey block to
the gospel temperance union rooms in
upper Main street.
VIM. Archer, living on the Marias, in
Choteau county, who passed an examina-
ton for tho postal service, q few weeks ago,
has been notified to report to the superin-
tendent OF the railway mail service at Hell
sna, to be assigned to duty.
Congressman Dixon has telegraphed Fl.
q. Willard informing him that he had sue
cessfully passed his recent examination for
the West Point cadetship. Mr.. Willard will
30 to the military academy and pursue a
special line of study for ak months. He
will then be examined again before being
admitted as q cadet.
Marshal Furay has returned from Will
lard, the terminus of the Great Falls 81
Canada railway i'll Montana, where he
served the papers in the thirteen suits
against tbs company for violating the alien
contract labor law. The COMPANY has
twenty dave in which to show cause why it
ahould not be fined $4,000.
High prices for sheep seem to prevail
quite generally all over the country, and
the good prices that have existed in Mon
tana for eight months have not been merely
local, but general. Some Of our sheep men
have written to Oregon and Washington
would bs impossible to ship sheep from
those states to this section at any lower
price than prevails here. From $4 to SIS
have been paid this String for ewes and
mutton wethefs, and the demand exceeds
the supply.
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In the Little Roekies,

l.. v. Rogy and VIM. Skillea have re-
turned from n sight aeeing tour in the Bear
Paws and Little Rockies, says the Chinook
Opinion. The gentlemen report rcveral of
the prospects in the Bear Paws looking
we'll. The main object was to view tho
Gold Bug and Gold Boy mines in the Iit.le
Eocklea which were recently bonded nv
Landusky and Manning for SIX months. ia
the Granite Mountain company for $40 0nO
No work haa yet beon done. ths company il
only awaiting the receipt OF the final pa
in earnest. Tho surveys have besn mad
Experienced miners report that conntrv
different from any other they have e,er
seen. All float and surface rock carriaa
gold. There is plenty of room and a good
country for prospectors in the Bear Paws
and Little Rockies.
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Rich Find of Free Gold in tho Black Bear
on Palmer Mountain.
Reports from the Ok~anogan country are
to the effect that a great deal of work will
be done there this year. The largest and
richest find yet made there has just been
encountered in the Black Bear, Palmer
mountain. A streak of frse gold was found
the 18th in the 11O-foot level that will run
from $50. 900 to 100000 per ton. The Wan
icut Lake Mining and Milling
composed of Spokane capitalists, has part
of it's m machinery on the ground and will
have a ten-stamp mill in operation in a few
weeks, together with a sawmill with q ca
pacity of 10000 feet of icmber per day.
The mills are to be located near Golden,
whore their claims are.
Tho roastsr for she Fourth of July, First
Thought and Arlington has not como yet,
and judging from the condition of the
roads will not arrive for some time.
When it Is IN full operation Ruby City will
be one of the best camps in the county.
The Salmon Creek mine, just above Con-
conully, on which a tunnel PIT feet long
was driven last fall and winter. ia going to
be worked as soon ss q contract can be let
for drifting fifty feet each way on the
ledge e%rosscus where operations were sus-
pended. The 10 1Ge ia eight feet wide and
of Il good quality OF ore. This goes to
show that n Is &c mill will be in operation
in Conconullv this summer.
THE IONS Star and Tough Nut claims are
expected to resume operations in the next
two months.
The Washington Central Mining and Re-
ductlon company has shut down for ths
present. They drifted on a ledge for 1870
feet on the Puritan claim and the showing
is fattering. the rock carrying both silver
and gold. They expect to resume work in
the early simmer and possibly put in ma
chlnery. IT a mill is put in operation on
this claim, Conconnuly Will have two m!lIs
in operation before this snow flies next win
ter.
Ihe st. Clair claim is being worked on
an incline and they have attained 4 depth
of ITO feet. The outlook is promising to
the owners, who are C~onconnully parties.
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Democratic Primaries and Convention.
Tn democrats of the several wards of
the city OF Hslena are requested to meet on
Monday evening, March %, ats O'Clock, at
tie following places:
Tirrt ward-City hall.
Second wsrd-iiendricks club rooms.
Third ward-Payne's hotel.
Fourth ward-Gcflxusers.
Fifth ward-School house.
Sixth wsrd-Graud Pacific annex.
Seventh ward-Idaho and Ninth avenue.
The maetlnc il called for the purpose of
nominating candidates. for aldermen and
the aelsction of ton delegates and ten al
ternates to attend the democratic
city convention which SAID convention ia
hereby called for Thursday evening. March
81, at 5 O'Clock, at Electric hall.
JAMES SULLIVAN, Chairman.
DAVID MARKS, secretary.
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The Eifr.l Tower of Toilet Articles,

Three hundred and sixteen thousand five
hundred and seventy-fonr bottles of Blnsh
OF Roses sold in 1890. You know | could
not have sold 30 much if Blush OF Roses
was not as represented, a sure cure for
nlmples, freckles and bIackheads. In 1892
L predict it will be sold by every druggist,
and used by avory lady and gentleman in
tho United States.
Miss Julia y. Lawrence, room 4, Denver
block. broadway, Helena, Mont, will
supply you at 10 cents pei bottle.
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SRNDS BROS.

Il INVITE particular attention
l. to the largest and choicest
collection Of elegant novelties
in DRESS PATTERNS ever
exhibited in Montana.
We are showing more than
double the number of patterns
displayed at any previous sea-
son, and we are confident that
in addition to the most attract
i've assortment to be seen in
the state, we are offering also
the most exceptional induce
ments ever given at this season.
Hundreds Of different styles in
Crepons, Cheyrons, Cheviots,
Diagonals, and every magma
BILE new weave are shown, and
no two patterns are alike. Nor
are similar effects to be found
elsewhere.
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Until II O'Clock noon, April j, 1892, I will
recelvs bids in my Office. room 2ll. poyer
building, Helena, Mont, for the purchase
and assignment of the look accounts owing
and due to John X. Drew, amounting ,c
hbout 800. G. c. NEWMAN.
Assignee.
Helena, Mont, March %, 1892.
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Thursday Evenings

Mrs. Lamberton's adult class in dancing
meets thursday evenings at eight o'clock,
at Calumet Hall. Juvenile class SATURDAYS
at three p. H., at tho same hall. Private
lessons given.
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Murder! Murder! Murder.

A dreadful tragedy is constantly being
enacted i'll the Strengthening of old time
high prices for everything in the fresh and
cured meht line at the Rialto Cash Market.
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Arrivals ut the Grand Central

George Seymour, Sey- +. w. Beattie, CITY.
mour Park, Joseph G. Cramer. CITY,
George J, Cunningham, NJ, S. Darling. city.
-.Missoula. j, II. Larry. city.
Herbert Chandler, city, Win Hanks, Great
Mrs. Vic L.. franks, Ealls.
Greet Falls. r.. S. Cooper. Cascade
w. K. flavener,. Cas- Pierce. j.. Kelly, Ug-
cade. densburg, N. Y.
John Schriener, Wickes. T.. w. McNeal, city.
G. w. Storey, city. j.. j. Hoel. Jefferson,
L.. p. Smith, Great John Murphy, Nevada
Northern railway. Creek,
n. s.. Vestel, Nevada John Il. Orkerther, Ct
Creek. iowa.
James Steele, Cttowa, H. NJ. Jeskey, Corbin.
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Societies Wishing to Give D.,c.s

can have this Turner hall at u very low
price. Enquire by Fl. Tom or Hanry
BaatZ.
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Paid for all kinds of household furniture
by q. ii. Taylor y Co., rs Broadway. All
kinds Of secondhand goods for sale at
lowest prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-28

Ladies isle thread. balbriggan and silk vests
in ecru. cream Whita and black at Tho Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-28

=" - ftH'Sn%
r. So1nmers. city. J. u. Elkton. city.
3. T. lbs brow, Chicago. W. j. Anstin, Omaha
j. ~. Astty, Marys- Ed Higgins and wife
vile. Granite.
Stanley Reynolds, Roch- T.; i. Parsons, sa1
ester, N X. Francisco.
a., w. Stebbins. Boston t.. II Pierce, city,
H.. J.. Eolfe, treat II. Fl. Bradley, New
Falls. York.
II. G.. Atwood. West NJ. J. Leaning. Great
Superior. Falls.
Thomas q. Gearing, Ed G. Shears. st. Paul.
Great Falls. /. B. hip, st. Paul.
+. II. Offer. salt Lake. J, w. Patterson. Chi.
o. l.. bennington, LOS cago.
ton. N. i, Hickey, Eoches-
ven, - Henry Neuberser, Chi.
T.. 4. ii. Campbell, cage.
Toston. +. II. Rohrer, Conncil
FL. T.. Spencer. Bis Bluffs.
marck. i. |. Holland, Phi1ins.
NJ. Young, city. burg. ~
G.. 7. II. Mccormick, s. j. ravis, Chicago.
Chicago. =. Maha1nma, Chicago.
= r, leaVy, MllWau- II. ". Bacon, Marls-
kee. ville.
II. K. Hnlvorson, Min ]. A. Richardson, Ros-
%neapolis. ton.
j. j. Spindler, High F. j. Quillan, Chicago.
land, Iii,
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for Cash.

Fresh garden green's, poultry and fish fol
sale at the Rialto Cash Market.
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Bids for Book Accounts.

Stranger, Do yon know that yon can bny
choice fresh fish for 10o psr pound at the Risltoo
Cash Market.
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The New Merchants,

Operated by the Merchants Hote! COM
pany, now bpgs to announce that it's rooms
are open Tor the recession of guests.
Rooms will be offered to transient guests at
SLIP par day (pnrlor floor, 81 per day
ftEird ioo.), 10 centa per day Fourth floor.
Extra for more b ONT OCCUPANT. Rooms
to permanent guests at less rates. All
modern improvements; steam heat. electric
light. return olectic call bell system, and
sunshine i'll every guest chambes. BRUSSELS
and vslvet carpets used exclusively
throughout the house. Office, elegant bar
and billiard room. cigar stand and ~palatial
barber shop on frat floor.
DINING ROOM REoPENFD.
The dining room in this hote! has baan
Leased to and 10 now operated separately by
tha Misses Maggie, who are prepared to fnr,
mis- board at IS for tickets gooa for twenty
ono meals, 81 for twenty-one continuous
meals. so cents for single meals.
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DLACE on sale this week
- an entirely new assort-
ment of fine CARPETS in new
Persian effects, in Administers,
Wiltons and Velvets, and an
extremely large and exceed
ingly handsome variety Of new
patterns in Brussels, Tapes
tries, Ingrains, Agras and Cot
toms Chains.
Also a magnificent line of
LACE in all
grades, from 75c to $500 a
pair.
Splendid bargains in SILK
and CHENILLE PORTIERES
and DRAPERIES in original
designs.
INSPECTION INVITFn
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Rich Find of Free Gold in the Black Bear
on Palmer Mountain.

Es THE oKANoGAN DISTRICT.
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Skimmin Il Essig, dentists, Sixth and Main
lady assistant. Teeth extracted painlessly.

Legal blanks at this Office.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-19
Dice FL Dsorso de Cddss:

"Hemos dido decir que 81 saldado que es-
tando de guardla dias pasados en- los Alcazares
de Sevila prohibi6 81 paso s. M la Reina
Las infantas, es paisano nuestro, y tene fami-
liza, de clase muy Modesto, en- los extramuros de
esta poblaci6n. Parece que s. NJ satisfecha del
.exacto cumpimiento que habia dado 81 sodado q
las 6rdenes recibidas, no solo le premi6 con una
sonza, sino que ha pedido que por gracia especial
$50 le conceda la icencia absolute"
El Rey de Portugal ha regalado 10000 pc.
setas Ia servidUmbre del Palacic de Oriente,
600 para los guardas que le acompanaron en- las
cacerfas, 10000 para 81 Gobernador civil de Ma
drid pata repartirlas entire los pobres de la pro
yincla,y al marques de Ayerbe un magnifco al
6ler de brillante La Reina doGa Amelia ha re-
galado una pulsera de brillantes zafros la
duquesa del infantado.-S.
Telegrafian de Bilbao & un diarlo de Madrid,
que hace pocos dias ha estado en- San Sebastian
D. Jaime de Borb6n, paseando por las GALES de Ia
bella ciudad donostiar1a vestido de chaqueta boi
na y alpargatas.
La guardia civil de Valencia ha dado muerte
Al famoao rOder Antonio Ingles, autor de varios
asesinatcs que desde 81 ano 1883 andaba va
gando por la huerta valenciana.
Escriben AZ Valdeorras un peri6dico de
Vigc, que son desconaoladoras las noticias que ae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-19

El Banco Espanol de la Isla de Cuba
prestado la Hacienda 300, 600 pesos CON la q
rantla del impuesto del timbre.
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Ha sido destinado sufrir cuarentena en-
Lazareto del Mariel, 81 vapor frances Ho0re, pr
cedente de Amberes y escalas.
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GRAN DESAFID DE CALLOS

ca Balceloneta para los dias 81 del corriente L.
y del pr6ximo Enero.
81 senor don Pedro Gatell, inventor del AL
coholado del mismo apellido, recibe nuevos ped1.
dos por todos los vapores aiendo tai aglomera.
clon de los encargos, que no da abasto para oom-
placer q los marchantes Y en- prueba de sus
bondades para la curaci6n de las enfermedades
nervlosas ha sido premfado, ell senior Gatell con
ia medala de bronco, en- la Exposition de BARGE
Iona
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-19
VARIEDADES

Compre usted salchichones de Bolonia y
Vich, jamones superlores, quesos Gruyere pa
tagras de bola en- latas, Sobrino de Luina y
O. Son acabaditos de reclbir
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-19
NOTICIAS DE LA HABANA

Parece que ell banquete que los iefes ofcia
les de lnfanter1a 90 proponen celebrar 81 dla de
Diciembre, con motive de ser Ia fiesta de Ia Con
cepci6n, patrona del cuerpo, se pronunclara alg1n
discurso de marcado caracter poiitico en- el senti
do de expresar cierta oposici6n al planteamiento
de reformas ind1cadas por e partdo liberal, y
manifestando en- cambio ell deseo de que ell actual
ministro de la Guerra desarrolle ciertas reformas
que sin duda son benefciosas para 81 ejercito pc
70 que no aabemos 81 10 son tanso para el pals.
Ha girado la Hacienda contra el Ministerio
de Ultramar por mediacion del Banco Espanol
la suma de quinientos mil pesos al tipo de 81 por
LOO ocho dias vista.
En- el teatro de Tac6n Sc celebr6 el banquete
organizado por los jefes o6ciales del arma de
Infanterfa con motive de ceebrarse Ia fiesta de
su Patlona Ia Inmaculada Conception. 81 Sr.
General Rodriguez Arias brind6 & los postres por
S. NJ. 81 Rey y la Reina Regente, y por el Ej9rci
to para 81 cual tuvo aplausos por subordina
cf6n discipline. Tuvo tambien un recuerdo
carinoso para los Voiuntarios Milicias de Cuba
Ha visitado los amplios eegantes salones
del Centre Asturiano de Ia Habana, el Goberna-
dor Civil de aquela provlncla region Occiden-
tai, Excmo. senior don Francisco Cass8, acom
panado de su Secretario senior Gomez Acebo.
Ha sido destinado sufrir cuarentena en- Ell
Lazareto del Mariel, el vapor frances HoOre, pro
cedente de Amberes escalas.
El Banco Espafol de Ia Isla de Cuba ha
prestado 4 la Hacienda 100000 pesos, CON Ia ga
rantla del impuesto del timbre.
Terminado 81 molde que ha de servir para
la fundici6n en- bronco de la estatua del Descu-
bridor de America, obra del ST. Melero que ha
de elevarse en- la horeciente villa de Colon, fun
di6ndosse allf mismo, Sc ha entregado el citado
molde al maestro ST. Marcial, hijo de Ia refer1da
villa encardo de Ia ejecuci6n de la mencionada
estatua.
Ell vapor correo Alfonso XIII ha importado
de Santander, el siguiente metalico en- plata: L.
Ruiz Compan1a, $2O20 n. Gelats Compa
ria, $2l, geo; Alfonso Jauma y Companfa, $4,000
y Perez Muniategui, $4,000.
En- Ia mafana del domlngo A del corriente Sc
efectu6 en- Matanzas la inauguration de la Casa
Quinta de Salud que han estabecldo en- Versa
les los Dependencies del Comercio de Matanzas
con 81 nombre de "Nuestra Senora de Ia Salud"
Sabemos que el viernes 1ltimo Sc celebr6 en-
el foreciente poblado de Punta Bravo del Guatao
una reunion de agricultores con obieto de formar
una vasta sociedad dedicada la exportaci6n de
pinas 4 los Estados Unidos Qued6 designada una
comision con encargo de gestionar ese asunto Y
proponer las bases que habrah de discutirse en-
una nueva session q. SO celebrara 81 dia II de es
temes
Los procuradores de esta Real Audiencia
han presentado al Itrmo. Sr. Presidente de dicho
Tribunal una instancia para su direction al Mi
nisterio de Ultramar en- solIcltud de que SO les
rebaje la Quota que pagan en- concepto de contri-
buciones.
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MAS NOVEDADES!

Los senorea SOBRINO DE LUNA Y c.,
acaban de recibir IN gran surtdo, ademzs del
anunciado, de efectos para la estacl6n. Lease la
relaci6n siguiente:
FOg U02,O2. 5aegEes sOEynep6g'' (
Sells atados escobas, 10 cajas americana idem
dulces, idem galleas 80 dem conserva idem
maiz Herno 10 idem hgosy daes, 10 barrles manzanss
20 cajas tocnet 10 bar1les tocio, jau4a jaones
rifles chicharos verdes 10 idem avena 10 caas manteca
100 dem gas, idem muebles terceroa enguas ahuma-
das.
PO9. UnpO9. ESpN16OE 6 sEase6I5GasO,'
Ounce cajas bacalao de Escocia Is dem quesos pata
gras, IL dem dulces secos, dem futas crsaIizadas
fardos dsm dem, cajas chocolates cubos de latas
IDOs. UG9OOa. 4sIeass4sss g Polynesia
Una GAIA caas cartones de fantasia 15 idem que
SOS, Is idem bacalao.
POr cap !" CIssGgg1 de SgastGg9e1e9.',
Diez Ocho cajas frutas iugO idem cristaliza
das, idem membrillos idem urrones fnos, 81 idem f
cristazadas, II fdem surtidas,
fno barriles anisado, SO garrafones anis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-19

necesao la invasion del coera Que el est6mago
pedo yfuneione bien SCual el mejor dijestvo
edo hoy FL 6uen vino Cua es Ell vino melor del mum
dol ~ CeOG de Macon edoc de Izagurre Co. Els puro
sano tonico digestive r5O0 Sc recibe caas de IL
botelas cnaTterolas-J VIDAL GTNARD Tetuan &c. San
Juan Puerto-Rico Diciembre %.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-19

En- Ia manana del domingo del corriente Sc
efectu6 en- Matanzas la Inauguration de la Casa
Quinta de Salud que han establecldo en- Versa.
lies los Dependencies del Comercio de Matanzas,
con 9. nombre de "Nuestra Sehora de Ia Salud".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-19

Seg1n Ia prensa de Murcia, 81 vecindario
de aquella capital esta alarmado causa de los
repetidos casos de viruela que Sc observan, igno-
r&ndose Ia importancia del NAL por no dar parte
los medicos de los enfe que visitan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-19

Escriben de Vaideorras 4 un peri6dico de
Vigo, que son aeseonaoladoras las noticias que u
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/ Partagds ! Portagdsl Los cigarros =
cgarrillos de esta acreditadfsima marca solo los
venden los senores Cerecedo Hermanos Ca.
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La munfcipalidad de Buenos Aires ha
mandado acunar medallas de orc commemorative
del Centenario, enviando dos de elias 8 los alcal
del Madrid y Palos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-19

ventas al por mayor que en eata Capital tienen
abiertos los eenores M. Roman Ca en la Gale
de Ia Cruz n1meros 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-19

del Centro Asturiano de Ia Habana, el Gobel
dor Civil de aqUella provlncla region Occid
tai, Excmo. senior don Francisco Cassa, ac
panado de su Secretario senior Gomez Ace