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VARIEDADFS

Quesos de Roquefort Cabrales por kilos
galletltas de soda y espumlllas nuy fnas, langos
tas. salmon, jam6n azucarado peras de California
leche condensada, ostlones maiz tierno, cerveza
Past, anchoas salmuera, chufas frescas, gine
bra de la Campana ell surtido mas esplendido y
variado, para las pr6ximas 6estas Sc encuentra On
ell establecimento EV ColneGdo, que acaban de re.
cibir ofrecen Cerecedo Hermano Ca
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En el pueblo del Dora 10 no hay para la vent8
sellos de correo. Las cartas Sc despachan con 81
consabido certlfcado del administrator del ramo
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El surtldo con que Sobrino de Luina Ga
Sc preparan para las festas de Nav1dad, es feroz
nunca visto, lnconceblblel La isla entera va 4
quedar asombrada cuando yea el catalogo de la
casa que ha de repartirse en- estos dias
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Por 81 Vapor Correo de aver, via Habana,
han sido remitidos al Ministerio de Ultramar las
Feclamaciones presentadas por esta Camara de
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chas de California, castafas, nueces, higos de
Smirna datiles de Berber{a las classes mas supe.
riores Sc han importado en- esta plaza ofrecen,
Cerecedo Hermanos y ca
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FL acred1tad1simo Mistela Superior
nT0kR1GhT1 Campo Gle
- u EUEHA1WU Ca1atrova "a,

declarado Ia Real delegation de Farmaca deico-
agradable competamente nofensvo 10 hay de venta
cuarteroas los prncpaes almacenes de Vveres
ciudad desus agentes generates A VICENTE
c. Marina San Juan Puerto-Rico. Malzo22
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En- la F0r,naGci0 de GMLLermetu

Sc soicita un alumno, no muy j6ven de edad.
que tenga por 10 menos cursados dos amos tres
de practica la carrera, estando por consiguien-
te en- aptitud de atender al despacho de cualquier
formula. Sc exigen referencias Dirigirse Z FL
del Guillermety, apartado 43. Capital. DIRE. Z.
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Premios mayores de la Loterla de Madri
iugada ell 81 de Octubre pasado:
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SEN Ell ALMACEN De Dun JOSE T. SILVA Te-
tuan n1mero 81 hay constantemente mantequa Danesa
Superior marca Petersen caas de 100 latas de libra
de 200 de media libra So quintal Hamburgo tam
b6n superior Para las proxmas esas de Naydad tienen
el mismo amac6n parda de vino especial de Rhin
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100000

BILLETES DE MADRID de la Loterfa de
Nav1dad que Sc celebrara Ell dia % de Diciembre,
Tanca s, esquina la de la Fortaleza-- Direction
telegrafca Fomtes-Capital. (Dbre. 22l
Entire amigos:
-5D6nde vas?
Al paraiso
ii Al cielo querras decirl
No tanto, les mucho pedirl
Voy conner muy gustoso,
un plato rico sabroso
De tn LGdo al ParGGso'.
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NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA

Dicen de San German que pesar de ser
buono aquel administrator de Comunicaciones, eli
servicio deja mucho que desear por falta de en-
pleados en- la Administrator. El servicio tele
gra6co que deber1a estar alberto hasta las nueve
de Ia noche, SO cierra las cinco de la tarde con
perjuicio del p6blico AqueLa estaci6n telegra-
flea estA dotada con dos telegrafstas mozo
de ofcio. Sin embargo hay uno solo, Ell mozo
de ofclo dicen qle presta servicos en- Ia Ad-
mlnistacl6n Central. E trabajo de la estaci6n es
excessive para un solo empleado "Los emplea-
dos que fatan-dice nuestro co1responsal. .--estan
Econsignados, en- presupuesto creo que cobra co.
mo 81 prestaran sus servlcios aqu1."
Dicen del Dorado que aver tuvieron lugar en-
aquella igesia las solemnes honras fdnebros por
ell descanso del alma del que fue parroco de la
mlsma Pbro D. Andres Girona Las invitacio
nes para dcho acto fueron suscritas por eI actual
parroco D. Aureio Marrero Rivera A los di,
chas honras concurri6 gran ndmero de feles
Con fecha 19 del corrlente dicen de Maya
guez:
" NADIA nuevo tenemos que anunciar en- ell mer-
cado de cafe. Las partidas que Ilegan son de
compromises anteriores sin que las nuevas
nos den margen dernostrar los precios activos
de la plaza. Unlcamente supouemos que Ell mer-
cado voIvera q 1nejorar breves dias por la pro-
ximidad de arribos de buques que pueden apro-
vecharse para La exportacl6n."
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La EMULSION DE SCOTT ha producido excelentes
efectos de tuberculosis, Escroulosis afec
clones esa indicado Ell Aceite de Hgdo de Baca
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Por los guar1ias de 0. P. Rafael Salcedo Y
Manuel Seijo fue conducido las de la tarde de
aver q la sala Gle socorrros, al muchacho Pedro
Bruno para ser curado de una herida causada por
una piedra que le arroj6 Enrique Vazquez
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En- San German circula la noticia de que
Ell alcalde de la dicha Ciudad senior Aldea Be
renguer ira servir igual cargo q Ponce que
sera sustituido por don Benito Polo
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Nos consta que nuestro Alcalde tiene gran
empeno en- que SO continde 81 adoquinado de las
GALES que estudia mucho ilteres 81 medic
de utilizar para esta case de obras los elementos
que existen en- el pals, vez de lmportar del ex
trangero los adoquines, con 10 cual proporclonara
trabajo la clase obrera benefcIos la provin,
cia. Entire los proyectos que sobre este particu-
lar preocupan al sr Perez Garcia, Sc halla ell
dotar las Gales de la Marina de I'm afirma.
do, empedrado adoquinado que bien 10 merece
ese barrio tan hermoso rico, Aplaudimos los
prop6sitos de nuestro amigo, completeness
mucho en- YER que Sc van justifcado nuestros pro-
n6stcos de que ser1a un buen alcalde.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07
WEST AND SOUTH.

The peoples party of Tennessee held
their first state convention at Nashville
and presidential electors were chosen.
The convention adjourned to meet Au-
gust IL, when candidate for governor
will be chosen.
The legislature of Wisconsin convened
in extra session at Madison for the pnrs
pose of making the new apportionment
of the state into senate and assemb
districts.
The successful launching of the big
battle ship Texas was accomplished at
the Norfolk Lavy yard.
In Cincinnati dozen houses were
wrecked and several families were
made homeless by landslide.
HENRY BLACK (colored was executed
at Pine Bluff, Ark, for the. murder
of Georgia Smith, Young girl, and
John Thornton was hanged at Fort
Smith. Ark, for the murder of his
daughter.
CLARK STEWART, of st. Marys, O., aged
90, the oldest resident in Miami county,
was attacked and killed by hogs while
he was walking through the barny ard
and his body was partially eaten by the
animals.
A MOB lynched Tom Lillard (colored
at Wood bury, Tenn, for assaulting !;
young white girl named Nc Knight.
BURGLARS entered the home Of Farm.
er Joseph Foreman at Fairfield, O, ant
secured q, 600.
The legislature Of Louisiana has
passed . bill whereby lotteries will no.
be allowed in the state after Deeembel
!. 81. 1893,
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The young German emperor declares
that the great desire of his life is to
secure and preserve peace at home and
broad. To this end he demands that
60,000 men be taken from industrial
pursuits and placed in the standing
army. He also favors the increase of
the German navy and the strengthen
ing Of a large number of Notifications.
These acts have caused France and
Russia to consider the propriety, and
even the necessity, of increasing their
military and naval forces, and getting
ready for open hostilities. They judge
the emperor by his acts and not by his
words
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HALF A MILLION DAMAGE.
The River Stationary at Quincy-Work of
Protecting the Levees.

The River Stationary at Quincy-Work OF
Protecting the Levees.
QUINCY, ILL.,, July 2.-The river at
this point is now stationary at 10 feet
above low-water mark. This is 81
inches higher than it went four weeks
ago, and it lacks but l inch of
the high-water mark of 1851, and
81 inches of the high-water mark OF
1883, in both of which years all the
levees above and below here were
broken. All the low land on the east
side of the river between here and War
saw, 40 miles north, is leveed. The
Lima lake and the Hunt drainage dis
tricts are flooded. Crops in those dis
tricts are total loss.
The levees between here and War.
saw inclose $4,000 acres of land. The
damage to crops and other property in
the Lima lake and Hunt drainage dis
tricts is fully $500, 900. The damage
in the Indian Grave district from deep
water and surface water is $4,000, and
in the Sny district from the same causes
is $150,000. The damage that has been
done by high water this year in these
four drainage districts aggregates fully
$3.50, 200.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

AN English general has invented a
bullet which is highly spoken of as a
humane device. The modern missiles
of small diameter. it is found, pass
through living animals without produc-
ing much pain. This is due to their
high velocity. The Englishman's in
vention consists of small bullet ihav-
ing cap or cloak so arranged that it
will spread open on striking an OBJ
stacle. The high velocity of small
diameter is thus obtained, combined
with the wounding qualities of a large
projectile. Soldiers have the advantage
OF being wounded by large bullets pass
ing through them at Lightning speed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

Rev. DR.. NoRCRoss, of Carlisle. Pa,
has received Il letter from his brother
in-law, Rev. DR.. Sheldon jackson, super
intendent of missions and government
schools in Alaska, dated Onalaska,
Alaska, May %, in which he writes:
"We reached here yesterday, eight and
half days from Port Townsend. The
Bear is coaling and hopes to get off for
the Seal islands Thursday. The Meth
odist mission is doing as well as could
be expected. The reindeer we left here
are alive and doing WE'LL The letter
was written four days after the alleged
massacre at Juneau. The reindeer were
imported from Siberia year ago.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

CHEYsANTHEMUMs eighteen inches in
circumference are not uncommon in
Australia, and many varieties grown
there surpass in size and equal in color
the finest exhibited at the flower show.
All this is not remarkable, however, in
a land where the heliotrope grows to
be a good-sized tree and the fuchsia
chambers to the second-story window.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

Democrats in italics republicans in roman;
independents in small capitals.
1t was just o'clock when Senator
Stewart sent to the clerks desk the bill
in its final shape to be read before pas
sage. 1t read as follows:
'"That the owner of silver bullion may deposit
the same at any mint of the United States to be
coined for his benef ard it shall be the duty OF
the proper officers, upon the terms and condi.
tons which are provided by law for the deposit
and coinage OF gold, to coin such bullion into
the standard dollars authorized by the act of
February %, 1878, entitled an act to authorize
the coinage OF the standard silver dollar and to
restore its legal tender character, and such
coins shall be a. legal tender for all debts and
dues, public and private.
1.-THE act of July a. $780, entitled AN act di.
recting the purchase of silver bullion and the is
sue of treasury notes thereon and for other
purposes, is hereby repealed.
''Proylded that the secretary shall proceed
to have coined all the silver bullion in the treas
ury purchased with silver or coin certificates"
There was the usual flood of minor
amendments, many of them being mere
~ matter of proposed changes III
verbiage. Senator Carey, a republican,
of Wyoming, introduced as an amend
ment the financial plank of the new
democratic platform adopted at Chi
cago. There was moment of confu-
sion as the democratic senators whis-,
pered together as to their course in
voting for or against the amend
ment Senator Morgan was the first to
relieve the embarrassment by moving to
lay the amendment on the table. His
motion prevailed.
Then came the final vote. It was now
1880 o'clock, and all attempts at
dilatory motions had been abandoned.
The senators saw themselves at
last face to face with the silver
issue and prepared to meet it. A
monotonous roll call followed.
the usual announcement of pairs
and explanations of absentees were
made, and finally, few minutes be-
fore 5 o'clock, President Pro Tempore
Henderson arose in his seat and an.
nounced that the bill for the free coin
age of gold and silver had passed the
senate by vote of 20 to 25.
There was an ontburst OF applause in
the gallery, which the presiding officer
vainly tried to suppress. The confusion
on the floor of the senate became
so marked that the senate cham
Der itself for few moments
resembled the house in one of
it's wilder moods and it was not until
Senator Cockren mo. threat.
ened to invoke the aid of the sergeant
at arms to restore order that the SEN
ate resumed It's usual dignity. Senator
Stewards battle having at last been
won, his colleagues. forgetting all diff
ferences of the past, crowded around
him offering their congratulations.
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IT is reported that $4,000 of 1

IT is reported that 127, 900 of the 2OO,-
900 women who work for living in
New York city support their husbands.
1t more women in other cities did this
there would be fewer declarations that
marriage is a failure. Many young
men find little pleasure in matrimony
because they are not supported in the
style to which they were accustomed
before marriare
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

FOURTEEN Cinnamon who were ar
rested at San Diego, Cal, for attempt
ing to enter the country in violation of
the exclusion law have been examined
by United States Commissioner Ward,
who ordered their imprisonment at the
Folsom state prison for twenty days,
after which they were to be returned
to China.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

Mrs. REBECCA BOUTWELL, supports
herself by tending tank for the East
Tennessee railroad. She fires up and
runs the engine. When it is out of or
der she repairs it. Previous to her en-
gagement on the railroad this woman
took charge of the sawdust at a mill.
1t had been found impossible for any
men to keep the sawdust rolled away.
She not only kept the sawdust down,
but knitted a pair of socks every day
besides
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TRIUMPH FOR SILVER.
The senate passes the stewart Free Col
age Measure, After 4 stubborn Fight.

The Senate Passes the stewart Free Coin
age Measure, After stubborn Fight.
WASHINGTON, July 2.The Stewart
bill for the free coinage of silver passed
the senate at late hour Friday after
noon by the decisive vote Of 90 to %
after one Of the hottest parliamentary
battles that the senate has eyer
witnessed. Seven democrats Brice,
Carlisle, German, Gray, Palmer,
Mcpherson and White-vote with
the republicans against free coin-
age. Eleven republicans, the repre-
sentatives of the silver states of the
northwest, voted with the democrats in
favor of free coinage. Senator Hill, of
New York, made his first speech in
the senate and followed it up by cross
ing the long-anticipated silver bridge
and casting his vote for free silver.
The vote in detail is as follows:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

ACCORDING to computation recently
published in financial Journal, the
percentage of net dividends returned to
the stockholders of street railways in
the United States is three times as
great as that of steam railways
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

THERE is probably just as much gold
in the ground where it was secreted by
Spanish pirates as was ever unearthed,
and an expedition is soon to start from
San Francisco to search for some of it..
1t is supposed to be buried on the island
of Colos. Much capital has been ex-
pended in enterprises of this kind that
has never paid any dividends, but that
does not prevent people from making
new investments. 1t has repeatedly
been shown that both land and water
pirates spend their ill-gotten wealth as
soon as they get it, but the belief that
they bury it is strong in the human
mind
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

ITALY has in it's population slightly
larger number of men than women,
differing in this respect from the other
European countries. 1t is, neverthe-
less, true that a very large proportion
Of the women of the working classes
are found engaged in out-of-door en-
Payments, and travellers say that
woman does far more than her fair
share of the work. There are about
steven million women in Italy, and
some two million of them are engaged
in industrial occupations, while more
than three million la Dor in the fields.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07
The News Of the Week.
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.
FIFTY.sECoND CoNoREsa

TUESDAY, June 20, - In the senate
the agricultural appropriation bill was
passed and a long discussion on the
tariff bill took place. In the house a
resolution was adopted extending the
existing appropriations until July Is.
Bills were passed to give pensions to
the women who served as nurses in the
field and general hospitals during the
war and to give pension of $50 per
month to soldiers totally incapacitated
for performing manual labor by reason
of injuries received in the war A free
coinage bill identical with the silver
coinage bill pending in the senate was
, introduced.
WEDNESDAY, June 29.-The legisla-
tive, diplomatic, pension and post Office
appropriation bills We're passed in the
senate, as was also bill for the re-
lief of settlers upon certain lands in the
states of South and North Dakota. In
the house the conference reports on the
Indian and agricultural appropriation
bills We're rejected and new confer
ence was ordered.
THURSDAY, June 80. "A joint reso-
luton to continue the appropriations
for the expenses of the government
for fifteen days of the new fiscal year
was passed in the senate. A favor.
able report was made on the bill appro-
priating $5,000,0O0 to aid the Worlds
Columbian exposition, providing it is
closed on Sunday. Conference reports
on the naval, the district and the ag-
ricultural appropriation bills were
agreed to- In the house a bill to equal
ize the pay of letter carriers was ia
vorably reported, and joint resolution
to continue the appropriations for the
expenses of the government for fifteen
days of the new fiscal year was passed.
FRIDAY, July II The Stewart bill
for the free coinage of silver passed
the senate by vote of 20 to 25. The
majority consisted of seventeen demo
Gratis and twelve republicans; the mi
nority of eighteen republicans and sew
en- democrats. Adjourned to the 5th.
In the house bill was introduced to
pay a pension at the rate of one cent a
month to ninety-day soldiers in the late
war. The report of the conference
committee on the agricultural appro-
priation bill was adopted. The bill to
enforce the provisions of the eight-hour
law was passed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

The spread of cholera in eastern Eu-
rope is something startling. >everal
Russian provinces are already afflicted.
Germany ana Austrian have already
taken steps to prevent it's spread into
their territory.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

The death on three successive Fri
days of three noted French musicians
Ernest Guiraud, Ferdinand POise and
Jules Duprato-has revived in Paris the
ancient superstition about the unlucki-
ness of that day..
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07
Railway Building.

CHICAGO, July Railway construc-
ton for the first six months of 1892 is
estimated by the Railway Age at 1867
miles, against l,72s for the correspond.
ing period last year. Estimates for the
entire year are 1000 miles, or possibly
1900 miles, which was last years total
construction. Excessive rains have de.
layed track building this year, and
later on it is expected it will become
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

JAPANESE jugglers are deft smokers,
Several of them will sit before a curtain
and from the tobacco smoke which is
sues from their mouths will form a sue
cession of readable letters.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

A SCoTCH-AMERIcAN calls attention
to the fact that five hundred and
Lightweight years ago last June the
greatest battle of the middle ages was
fought when Robert the Bruce, at Ban
noclburn, with thirty thousand men,
defeated Edward H. of England, with
more than one hundred thousand men,
backed up by Welsh, French and Irish
legions. Flfty-four thousand men
killed and wounded was the result
Battle ak and spear, bow and arrow,
were the weapons, dong more de-
struction in one short day than the big
guns of modern times.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

The city of Quito, Ecuado, has the
unique distinction of lying in both the
northern and southern hemispheres.
There the sun rises and sets at 6 o'clock
all the year, and when it is winter in
the northern side of the city it is sum-
mer in the southern half. Of course.
the seasons change, as in all other
parts of the world, but the thermome-
ter fails to record any considerable
changes of temperature. The climate
is remarkably agreeable and, owing to
the great elevation of the place, de-
lightfully pleasant all the year round
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-07-07

ONE of the attractions of the forth
coming worlds fair is to be pyramid
OF four hundred pianos connected by
electricity and manipulated by one
woman
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J
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ESTABLISHED 1868.

ESlA6LlSHED 1905
& These are PIANO HAMMERS-they
alone actuate the tone. OTHER makers
talk and think more about CASES.
We have a process by which the felt
covering REMAINS elastic and uncom-
pressed after years Of MANIPULATING.
llother hammers get MATTED DOWN.
IKE nsold MATTRESS, and soon yield
tlnny tones-no music.
WE GIVE IT AWAY. Sc
The reason why pianos carry high prices
on the catalogues, and the SYSTEM of
frank and candid
inside information, worth many dollars
WHATEVER PIANO YOU BUY.
:, We also send, post paid, an elegant
Illustrated Catalogue, explaining above,
and very large colored Illustrations
The FURNITURE part of the ''Wing''
Piano IS worthy Of its interior merits.
Learn What we have to WHISPER, then
ABU e WHERE YOU WILL. 1--we are
chosen, distance is no consideration
pay the freight.
OUR PIANOS HAVE WON our own
confidence. Hence we send freely on trSz!.
AND, with every WING piano bought,
there goes signed Warrantee for NINE
LONG YEARS.
Write to-day LITTLE BIT [postaD
and get what COSTsUSE MANY TIMES
As. Notwithstanding illustrations, etc.
Iloco WING & SON, ,oo,
1000 246 Broadway, opp. City Hall, 1881
- new WORK.
And In $50 Dealers Stores.