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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-26
CITY OFFICIALS WIN.
They Make the County officials Throw
Tp the Snnnce in Five Innincs.

The City officials nine defeated the County
Officials nine yesterday afternoon at West seat
lie in Al interesting game Only five innings
were played. The score then stood - 70 in
favor of the city officials. AMI their opponents
threw up the sponge and withdrew from the
field.
The county officials had full team on the
diamond and their best pitcher IN the box while
the city officials showed up Ia bad form. Four
or five Of their men were absent and they were
compelled 10 cali OF several outsiders 70 fill up
the gap.
80 confident were the CRY officials al winning
the game that they sent ont Invitations 10 a
large number OF ladies' 10 be present. who
svailed themselves Of the u, opportunity 20 make
the members Of the defeated team the object Of
good deal Of go0d-natuyed raiuegy.
The makeup OF the teams wa, as f1l,ovs:
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Goodenough. He ripped liner to left center,
scoring Cody and Patton Cartwright drove a
two-bagger into Georges corner for two bags.
and on Works bang over Mains head, dropping
into q hole in right, two men more scored.
Yell, followed yell! Work scored on
Lauer's slasher at George, which
George could not do anything with.
Lauer scored on speer's hit, and speer scored on
Cody's second hit of the inning. Even Cross
made base hit, and both runners advanced a
base on passed ball, Patton taxing base on
balls, loading them to the gunwtie. Patton ran
out OF line on Goody's grounder to Werrick, and
the grand wind-up, nine hits and seven runs,
on Tacoma's part ended. Portland did not
score, George being fined S for calling q foul
ball fair. The score:
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A TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Three Teams Of the University Club
Make q Tie Score.

The University Tennis Club INDUCED in q
mixed tournament on Thursday evening in
which seven teams competed for the honors, as
follows: Mr.. Roy Ballard and Miss Nellie Hub
bard; Mr.. Mark George and Miss Emma Banks;
Mr.. John Dodds and Miss Clara Bgelow; Mr. J.
4. Cathcart and Miss Johnson; Mr.. z. I. Haw-
ley and Miss Lilly Maitland Mr.. C. X. Zlley
and Mis- Helen Penfeld Mr.. c. k Edwards
and Miss Reel. The following three teams tied
in their scores: Mr.. Cathcart and Miss Johnson,
Mr.. Hawley and Miss Maitland, Mr. Zilley and
Miss PenEeld. The contest closed last night
and the entire number of players were enter
tanned by Miss Pentield. Following is the score
in detail:
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National League Games.

wAsH,NGros CITY. June &-Ihe Senators
could net hit weighing. while kileu was an
easy marx. score: Washington ;. hits :, errors
s. Philadelphia .. hits II, errors batteries
Kllen. Foreman ana MillsgaD; WeyAIns and
Clement
FIT GUGG. June S5-The home team S hiit ~
was opporllne P.t;sburg :, hits .. errors 8,
Cincinnati , hits ;. errors g BattarleS-EGrst
aut Miller. Nullaae anu MUrohy.
h81eKfS W, June 25-NcNahoa's bases o8
ea's gave Brooklyn The game. score kEcoA-
lyn o, his :. errors = Baltimore ; Al's :, errors
Bat.er1es-Hs4doek sni Daily; McNaaoa
and Robinson.
Nkw IoEA, June ~S-Bo.h pitchers were e.
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Pronosed Game with Tacoma.

The postponed game which the home team
has with Tacoma will probably be played off
here on next Tuesday, on which day neither
club has game scheduled. Manager Work has
written the Seattle management offering to play
off the game on Monday, Tuesday or Friday Of
this week, all OF which are open dates. The
Seattle team will not be back from spokane In
time to play tomorrow, but it is quite likely the
game viii DO fixed for Tuesday
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blowing are the summaries OF the day:
TROTEING-3- MINUTE CLAss-S3J0.
Shesushead Hay kaces.

sREEPSHEAD BAY, June 25.-The track was
heavy. summaries:
seven furionFs-Hoey won, Joe Kelly second,
Atcaf1e third. Time. l:19l4.
NI.e aEd a tu-long-lOrkvlue Belle won,
Acas Z. second, Brown Beauty third Time,
-.a5
Nile snd Observation-Disclosures won,
sla.rr second. T ne. 2.05is.
'o"ey Is.sn5 sialeS, mile and one eighth
i"rEs,rcet Won. Maidstone second, 1t. Anthony
.hl-t. me. l.5s
tstth match Tace-Declaret oil.
FAtur--y c1urse-Loys.aee won, Lavless sec
on MeaG,cauI third. Time, l:Ii 30.
Nile aud oue-:ourth. on the tart-Layonia
wan, LaC4mo4t second, Gettysburg third. Time,
lib -
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JACKSON'S ARM IN A SLING.
Peter Broke a Bone OF His Wrist While
Smashing Slavin.

NEW YORK, June pa special London cable
TO the World saws: Peter Jackson did not find
out until this week that he broke a bone
in his right hand while fighting
slavin recently. 1t PANIED him so much last
Tuesday that he could not shake hands He
consulted DOCTOR who said he had broken a
bone In his wrist Jackson now carries his arm
in Sing
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Runs earned off each pitcher-Cross 2, Mains
3. Two-base hits-Pat,on ~, Sippi, Cartwright,
Lauer, Baldwin. HIS made--of Cross 6, Mains
IL. Times at bat of each pitchers opponent
Cross 81, Mains a. Bases called baiis-By
Cross /, Mains 2 Struck out--By Cross s, Mains
8. Passed balls-By Baldwin /. Wild pitches
BY Cross ], Mains 2. Time of game-2:05. Um-
pire-knight
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Popular Election OF Senators.

NAsHi>GToN CITY, June . The House CON-
nlticr on election OF president ana vice prss;-
aeHt VII bring Up n the House a. early as POS
,..ie two joint resolutions proposing ament-
iaonts - tae constitution 10 elect Cnited states
~e1-;or' by the peoplo ana changing the date
.. t280sU- ltlou To April 81
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Shortest House Session on Record.

WASHINGTON CITY, June 2&-The WORK Of the
House Is Al >taud>till, owing to lack Of a
quorum. aoi apprehension i felt that next
week VIII he no better. kilograms have been
sent 20 the ah>entees. urging taelr return
When the House met this morning no quorum
was present, and x adjourned after a session OF
nI4l:a and hall, the shortest session on rec
0-!
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work for the seattle
club last season, 10
back on his Old stamp
ing ground, and the
locol "fans' are hap
py. The "Kid" left
Pittsburg for the West
Immediately after his
release was purchased
by the Seattle club.
After spending last
sunday at his home in
Omaha, he came d.
rect through To the
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MAROONs vs.. EwINGs.
Rival Amateurs Meet on Local Grounds
This Afternoon.

The Maroons and Ewings play on the homo
grounds this afternoon, and as the two teams
are well matched, hot fight may be expected
Play Will be called at $3.50 O'Clock. The makeup
and batting order of the teams will be:
Maroons-Parks, /. f.; FowIes, ID; Norris, 7. +. :
r. King, c.; Hope, S.. Mantor, 80; Powell, 1b;
'KiI' King, L.; Bell, C. f.
Ewings-tamble, IS; Vaughan. Id; Warner,
G.; simmons, p; Coombs, 3b; Helm, C. fl;
Wright, r. f.; /. simmons, |. f.; Cess, ID.
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FIRST CLASS.

There was also some practice shooting In
the first at 20 singles Conover killed 10 and A.
II. Harrison II. fhe second at 20 singles gave
Haven Is, Downing t. Conover l6, Churchill 10,
Joe Hard H. In another at 10 singles Weber
killed 9, Atkins and Harrison G.
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Runs earned-Spokane ], Seattle /. Two-base
hits-Beard, Powell 2 Three base hits-Kiopf.
Double plays-Polhemus, MARI. Bases on called
balls-By McGinns l. Bases from being hit by
pitched balls-Dalrymple. Struck out-By Rec
cuts 4, by McGinnis 5. Time of game-l:42
Umpire-March.
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hill, of the New Haven Tennis Club, defeated
Miss Bessie Moore, of the Hohokus Valley Ten
mis- Club, winning for the second time the title
OF champion lady tennis player OF the United
States
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TWO SEATTLE PLAYERS.
Sketches OF Pitcher Lew Gi1li1and and
Eight Fielder Tommy HernOn.

Lew Gilliland, one of the pitchers OF the Seat
tie team, although still youngster in years.
has seen considerable experience, this being
his fourth year of professional ball playing. He
has scarcely attained his majority, having been
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n.ni.n NaraI Exhibit At ,,nrld,. Eli

NEw IoEF, June 2&-Pr.nce PIN. OF siam.
~ = studying naval matters II tie Danish
haEy, arrived here iucogRlro on the Heels To-
las, shipping IS fourth ot>icer. He VIII go n
O. caeo q arrange the Danish uaYa. display al
i-e ol.ds lar.
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= Bicycle Championshin Race.

NEW YORK, June 2[-The eleventh annual
race Tor tae one mile safety CHAMPIONSHIP OF
A'acr.ca was won by J. T. Bcro OF the Man
AattAA Athletic club: time. , = Is
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SHOTGUN AND TARGET.
Medal Shoot OF the Rod and Gun Club
YESTERDAY.

The Seattle Rod and Gun club held its regular
medal shoot yesterday at its grounds in West
Seattle The honors in the first class were won
by ". Hardy, in the second by Downing and
in the third by Heaven. The scores were as
oil
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Beard has secured two new pitchers, Long John
HeaIy and Fitzgerald who will join the team in
Tacoma next week. Healy was formerly with
the Baltimore club, and Fitzgerald with Louis
Vile The score:
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SMALL ATTENDANCE AT KENT.
Enthusiasm and Money Were Alike
ScarCe-The Winners,

The Kent races yesterday were almost barren
OF interesting features. Two OF the races an
nounced on the programme were drawn at a
late hour, and Garr1ty refused 10 allow Hummer
10 go on the ira against Rosie C.s record of
2:2014. 1t was not altogether the associations
fault, but a combination OF unlocked for and
totally unprepared for circumstances. and the
audience iet so blue that even when there was
an exciting brush OF moments duration there
wasn't steam enough in the grand stand 10 turn
into decent yell of enthusiasm. The betting
ring went the same way. Matters dragged
frighttully. No pools were sold on several OF
the heats
The three-minute trot came near ending
seriously. In the third heat while Steiner was
leading the field, Penelope fell in front
of Belle :. and both the animals and
their drivers were left i'll heap while steiner
finished alone.
Distance WAS waived, but Penelope couldn't
start again. Belle, however. recovered in time
10 give Steiner all he could DO to win the final
heat.
Cyclone won the half mile and repeat, as
everybody expected him to.
Maud C., the Victorian mare, trotted against
her record OF 2:-ei y two heats without skip or
break. It was the snootheSt exhibition OF trott-
ing ever given on the track, but the record was
just touched, and not broken. Two straight
heats were made in the record time, Maud {. is
pN AiSNauIeF sutton lJ14-uGpsN. Dg hOD, ana
was raised by George ". Wootasd, OF Yoio. WHO
still has her sire
Following the summaries OF the day:
TRorEiNG-3-NIS CLAss-s$lo
Dr.. As6aD'- h. m. Penelope, BY Ante
loIe, dam unknown, (Afam~onl.. .-..2 DIR
thaF.cN iiHwAs Z. n. belle by hocs-
wood. dam uukuOwn. (Haw ..-.-...l 0 2
A. b. G.ug4le's Dr. b. STEINER. by Stein
Way-h tt;e o.. ~hsucrL..-...-...--...3 ! l
Time, IS :, 2.3>, 2::-z9i ,, 2;S5.
HALF NILE AND REPEAT, 500.
". : PlLumer's b. N. PappoOse, III, New
J. II. S'a-keys b : Cyclone, ll9. tGa!breth).l /
l. " Aaan's b. 2. Little Dare, 49, lAsh.ey}.2 8
lime, V,I1. 90
Second place was awarded TO Pappooss under
the rules.
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Western League Games.

CHICAGO, June 25-Western League games to-
day were:
At roledo-Toledo 7, Omaha4
At Columbus-Columbus 5, Kansas City2
At Fort Wayne-Fort Wayne 6, Milwaukee
AtIndianapolis -Indianapolis 6. Minneapolis
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Pacific Northwest League in this respect aud
last season he was the star base runner of the
league. lie also stood high up IA the batting
averages and made splendid record for reach
iuE first on bases balls. N tho outfeId no
coYers great deal OF ground.
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Zimmerman Wins English Bicycle Races.
LONDON. June 25.--At Leads today Arthur A.
z umerman, The American wheelman, won
the fve-mile championship bicycle race. Zim-
norman also won the mile champion h p ace
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Pacific North est.E California.
SPOKANE. June 8.

2 IN n y Es " "a liE ~.
JU couldn't tell till
the end tod ay
whose game 1t was
From start to finish
IL was close, and
abounded in sharp
fielding. Not until
the twenty-seventh
seattleite had been
put out was the
victory Spokane's.
Reccius was in the
box Tor spokane,
and AeGinnis for
Seattle gypy
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WINFIELD SCOTT CAMP IS BACK.
The Popular Young Twirler Will Mako
His Reappearance Next "Wednesday.

Winfield Scott Camp, who won the rank OF the
star pitcher Of the Pacific Northwest by MS fine
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California Lea1ue Gam q

SAN Francisco, June 25-San Jose II, Oak
land G.
Los ANGELES, June 25.-San Francisco 9, Los
Angeles g.
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PHILADELPHIA. June 25.-Miss Msbe! F. Ca
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CARLSBAD is WINNER.
Fifty Thousand Persons See the
Chicago Derby Run.
THE TRACK STIFF WITH MUD.
Disappointing Races at Kent, and Slim
Attendance-The Lawn Tennis
Tournament.
CHICAGO. June IS.

CHICAGO, June -.
We thousand per-
sons of the wealth.
est classes filed
the fine club house
OF the Washington
Park Club today;
1900 more PEOPLE
packed the i'm
N G Sc gran d
stand, and a crowd
OF nearly 5000
~ora waya QrnWi-
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u CAN GET FOR A LITTLE MONEY

Goth Kid Top Square Pointed Toe SO shoes "a %
Same Style - shoes 80
same Make 81 shoes Tor. 90
Ladies Lace, KID or Cloth Top SO shoes for.
Ladies Lace KID or Cloth Top s. shoes 50
Ladies Hand Turned Button $3.50 shoes for 50
Ladies square Toe, Patent TIP $3.50 shoes for 80
Ladies OXFORD Ties, any style or width most complete
stock in the city to 90
Chldren's Shoes that moderate prices
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uARlHnADHe

No hay para que repetrlo: 81 vino RiUey0s
del DsseTO que venden Cerecedo y C 81. :. un
trsgo de Cardenal. 7 la mantequilla dapeaa
EgOesssess, y los cigarrillos de PGrtag6s y los
jamones gallegos, y las galletitaa de soda, y las
longanisss de Vlch que venden los mism0a es
algo de 10 mas superior que 80 importa al psiB.
Observando tielmente las instrucciones que
acompafan cada frasco del CGlNCjd0 que
venden Armas Jimenes on la GS0ss COW0Sj0
CruE IL y On La EsferG, Fortaleza 81 he lcRra-
do, CON Ia ayuda Dlos. quedarme min IN Gallo
nj IN ojo de gallo do los 20 mil que campeabatl
on mis- pies.
lQ0iere usted eAtar alegre = satisfecho. no
m0lestarse p0r NADIA, y ser On suma nm hoiabro
fellsi Coma usted bien Donde4 En- Ia
OatGlassa honnbre, eh La 0at0laMw.
81 sufre Vd. de herpes, erupciones cut6s
meas q kranos On II Caheks, no divide Ou0 III
Lovidn AMtih sp9gic0 dal DR. ikontea Dias ea 40
remedio iusalible para cotabAtit eatas Snierrs-
daasa,
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aTENCXNN
Cr6QitO MercaniI en- LiQUiiaCi6l

jsesstG General ertrGOFdlss0Tt0.- e C0nV0CGt0TtG
No habiendo podido efactuarse Ia Junta
general extraordinsria de esta Sociedad, convo-
do suiciente ntmero de accionistas para que
pudiera aquella celebrarse conf0rme Esta-
tutos, se cOnvoca segwpdG Ves Junta general
extraordinaria para la una de Ia tsrde del de
Mayo pr6ximo en- el Banco Espanol de Pnerto-
Rico advirti6ndose que, conforme los men-
cionados Estatutos, diohs Junta Sc llevsra q
efecto cualesquiera que sea el n1mero de
accionistas que concurran = el de las aceionea
que posean. papeletss de asistencia Do-
dram recojerse en- el Banoo, (0ficinas de Liquts
daci6n del Credito) desde el 20 del cOrrieota
hasta Ia vfspera de Ia reunion, las horas de
costumbre -Queda expuesta al phblico, On este
Establecimiento Ia relaci6n de senores Aecio-
nistas con derecho de asistencia. .-Puert0-R Rico
Abril is de 1S92.-Por eli Cr6dito Mercantil en-
LiQuidaci0n.- Banco Espafol de Puerto r. Co,
81 Subj GObernadnr II. Lopez 3-2
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Noticias de Ia Isla

Nuestro amigo y compa1ero 81 senior don
francisco Cepeda, director de Ia RevistG de
Pstert0-RSCO, 90 despide do sus amigos de este
pals para Ia ciudad de San Pablo on el Brasil
donde, curAndOse, pasar4 aigun tiempo con 90
apreclable familia, CON la intenci6n dc regresar
luego Puerto-Rico. El Sr, Cepeda dice que
pc pr0pone escribir On ei B :asil la historia de
los vergongosos sucesosd ell a1o 1887" ocurridos
On Puerto RicO.-Durante gu ausencia Quedar&
81 frente de Ia RevistG el ilustrado sefOr don
Agustin Navarrete on quien desCuellan las con.
dlcl0neS de scr buon espafOl, espiritu inde-
pendiente, amor Ia libertad y apego las for
mas aut0n6micas de gobierno"
Deseamos huen viaje oil senior Cepeda Y
eu dlsGlnguida familia, y enviam0s nuestra en-
h0rabuena al senior NavarTete.
Nos esorlben de 1eruadilla oue nor inioia
nva do los apreCiables sefiores don Luis Tore
grosa y don Santiago Boscio, se aQita on aque
La villa 81 pensamient0 de orGani1ar en- el or.
CMtO dC San Carlos una velada itoraria, con 81
nm de destinar ru producido las victimas del
5ncendio do Sabana- -grande. Hay animac,0n
para esta proyoctada dlantr6pica fiesta el
0enor Varela AlvaroG, director de 10 orQuesta
La PrOgreSjvG, en- gu nOmbre an el de sus
C0mpanerOg, he ofrecidO prestar 9ratuitamente
% c0ncursO en- la velada.
Por an amigo de Lares sabOmos que Ia Co.
mission ofcial n0mbrada On 81 CitadO pueblo
para reunir fond0s Y remitrlOs Eabana%Rran,
ue Ae c0mpOpe del Sr. AlCalde don Miguel OOll,
Hsl nAa.eQ sts!eE Il, MalsFst 30 los sEsa.
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.GAeaIBnts Aqua Mineral
8 Ar BAR o8 8A

Tenemos el gusto de anunciat al p6-
bioo esta Aqua MINERAL, natural, des-
cubierta hace solo 6 amos y va preferida
4 todas las de Vichi y sus analogas por sus
cualidades verdaderamente higi6nicas.
rs un Aqua MINERAL aoido car
b6nica inmejorable seg1n todos los m6dicos
que Ia coaocen, para curar toda clase de
Intermediates cr6nioas de los ri1ones la
vejiga, magni1oa para indigestiones, obs
truoci6n, afeooiones nehfticaa, gotta y rel1-
lnaismo. su sabor es esquisito, bien sola
8 bien meRclads con vino 8 Ctalquier re-
hesoo.
Sc vende an las FafmaoiaB de Cur
LLhR1nrY = BLANUo y en 10 casa do So
BR1No Dn LttINA T or y OnhBuhpo HIM.
MAN0s Z @.
Aesata ekeluaiSo para psdiaos s Eu-
tetA.
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Tome usted siempre el gran vino de Lo-
grohO que venden Sobrino do Luina y Co Fs
81 mej0r que se consume On Ell pals, y si quiere
usted un hueA jam6n, una lata de. ostras fran
cesas, IN queso Gruyere lejftimo IN ealchi.
chon &C Bolonia, c6mprel0 alli tambien.
TLease estO
81 famoso VINO DE TORO, adquiere cada
dia mas fama On esta Ciudad en- los pueblos
nmitrofes.
Es nm artfculo recomendable que todo 81
que 10 prueba 10 solicita.
ACEITUNAs NEGRAs z VERDES en- garrofo
nes, acabadas de recibir y 35 centavos 81 ga
rrafon. n.-JAMoNES GALLEGOs superiOris'mOs
trescos 80 eentavos !, 8 460 gramos.
S0lcitenge estos articulOs en- Ia Gale de
Tetuan nhmero SO.
l5-7 Trtgo, OiVjdGDes q 90.
Ell Alcohozado Gjo1 es nm remedio SECURE
contra las neuralgias, los C0licOs, los dolores
de cabeza y el reuma. T6ngalo Vd. presente
sI Una an6cdosa vieja que reproduce ahora
ri gran Cond6, cansado de OR un tonic
hablas coDstantemente de su se550r padre de
au SfWorG madre, llam6 &un0 de sus lac8yos
y le dljo:
Mi seiaoy lacayo, Olga usted mi ses5oy
cochero que enganche mis- Sei50yes cabsllos
ml Se9eOT COcQ6s
Ai&A0WN DU MUe1oA
D1 OLIMPIO OTRRO, AT0OHA Il: t. P0NO1.
Mdaic q para piano dos manos,
Lec0cQ.-L Fl de Mdme. Angot ..... $2-4O
MGyqMe5.-E. AnillO de Hero ... 600
1dens Ell Reloj de Lueern8. ......... 600
Para pedidos en- 10 Capital, D. J. Gonzales Font
II I'll que suscribe doctor On Medioina Ci-
rujia.
Certi1ea: que varias numerosas per-
sonas ha ac0nsejado 81 ua0 del AlcOhol0do
GGteW en- ciertas afscciones neur6lgicas como
Lumbsgo Hemicranea, Jaquecas, pero sobre
todO On las afecci0nes reumaticas, tanto mus
culares como artriticas, habiendo siempre OBJ.
tenido en- el enfermo un allvio cast Immediate
desde las primeras fricciones, en- cuya virtnd
da la presente certiicaci6n en- YaucO los nue..
We dias del mes de Abril de mil Ochocientos
Och0pta y cuatrO.-E B S1Mt0Di.
O6s0s Qsse 90 yec0Mstesd0ss EEL BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
rla y peluQueris de 10 Capital.
RfOpietGFjOs ]. APPELLANTS, San Justo, nd
nero 16.-Perfameria extra superior. Sc ad1ni-
ten abonados.-Esmero = umpieSa.
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"a legafon los dolores preparadus para
p'ntar al 0leo 10 aguada y pincelea para loa
Inistnoa, barnss Hegnet, aoeite de nnecas.
ciHturones para sehoras, alsidaa Dove.iad
TzLIrn Hn01a-ae fdrealase 90 Ida
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Aviso

Sc participa los sehore, srrnadofes IA
buques, que 80 hallafl dc vents en- essn Villa 4
muy modico preeio. 3 PALos pIMPoLLos do Pr.
MO UN MotINETE, todo en bnsn estsdo.
Arecibu g. de Mario de 1899 - -FFaactsoo
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