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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-28
A Sound Republican Argument.
AN FRESHMAN TO IkIsHMEN.

John Brennan, in his book, "Erin
Nor: The Story of Irish Republicans
ism," offers the following reason why
lrssb>Americans ought to be Repub-
licans:
The writer Of the following pages
candidly believes that while foreign
rule has been the browning and all
comprehending curse of Ireland, and
while landlordism has been among its
most potent ills, yet British free trade,
identical with the tariff reform which
the Democratic party now seeks to
infict upon the United States, was
the underlying, if not the mediate,
cause of the terrible famine of 1916 AZ.
Ireland, one year with another, pros
duces sufficient food to fatten more
than double its present population;
yet among the working people there
poverty is perpetual aud famine PEI
riodical. Since the destruction of
lreland's manufacturing industries
under the operation of free trade, az.
riculture is the only important indus.
try OF the people; and a country de.
voted to agriculture alone is q coun.
try already doomed, while a nation
whose industries are healthily dive rsi.
fed sproof against famine and decay.
1t is not difficult to understand why
England favors free trade with Amer
lea; nor is it to DO wondered at thst
among a people OF great INTEL gence
and of many minds like the Americans,
England should find many devoted
believers in her plausible theories
but it is a mystery of mysteries why
lrlshmen, OF all other citizens in
America, should be relied on to vote
in American elections precisely q.
England would have them vote; and
that when Grover Cleveland or Harp
er's Weekly sounds the drum-beat o
England calling for soldiers to fight
her battles at the American ballot box
those who most cheerfully respond 4
the roll-call should be the sons ant
kindred OF Irish exiles, driven from
their island home by that same fire.,
trade policy; why those whose ow,
factories have been destroyed BY En-
vote upon themselves and their fellow
Rlish free trade should be SO anxious /,
citizens the same calamity in Amer
lea, or DESTROYS to vote themselve
into the conditions from which the
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-28

Transscts general banking business.
Buys and sells drafts on the prinsdpal cities 81
the United States
Draws exchange on all parts Of Europe.
Advances made on orss, gold and silver bullion.
Careful attention given 10 collections. and ~.
mittances made on day Of payment.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-28

Has attained q standard OF excellence
which admits Of no superior.
1t contains every improvement that
inventive genius, skill and money can
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-28
A WARMING.
To All Whom It May Concern;

To All Whom Il Nay Concern;
Ny wife. Mary Domski, having left my bed and
board. last Saturday without just cause or provo
cation my part. hereby warn all parties not to
trust her on my account o. will not be RESPONSE
BILE for any debts contracted by her.
VLADY6LAv DOMSKI.
HALEY, IDAHO. June 21st, 1892.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01
REDS GERMAN Cough
AND KIDNEY CURE

A summer cold IS 4 dis1grcc1blc
thing. II comes from exposure to the
dexs Of evening. or to the night air,
and IS almost always followed by an
attack of malaria or BY choIcr1 NOR
rus. Nhcn YOU feel chilly, which is
the first symptom, take = doe Of
REDS GERMAN U AND
KIDNEY CURE This great remedy
is the bcS thing for throat complaints
and ohStinzfc mzlzdics that arise from
4 cold. As asthma. czfznh and br0n-
chiiiS- All Of thtsc begin with ! cold
that i neglected until Il bccomes .
Setiled disease RElDfS GERMAN
COUGH AND KIDNEY CURE con-
f7ins no poison and Il can Re taken
freely and given to children without
danger II is = never failing remedy
for Group and win relieve the vorst
case instantly. Ask your druggist for
II and DO not kt him give you any
thing else. Small bottlcs IS cents.
large ones 50 cents
SYLVAN REMEDY CO.. Peoria. m
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

IT j. not . god plan 70 pasture the
shesp and calves together the calves
secm 70 dislike 70 eat after the sheep
Will il par the average western
farmer % keep > COW whose calf will
not grow into : profitable beef or dairy
animzl7
Anew specialists may breed for but
Ter o. beef as they Sc At. bu. the ma
sority Of farmers must breed and feed
for both
TIE farmer that expects 70 make the
fcediny Of cattle profitable mrss select
his animals with reference - their e.
parisy for taking on cesh-
THxkK So considerable difference il
The am0urt Of feed required during
growth End 20 fatten q maturity differ
ert zrisnals. even among thn<e u ths
sane I4rcL--Liye stock lndicatoe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01
German
Syrup"

Ny niece, Emeline Hawley, Vas.
taken with splitting blood. and she
became very much alarmed. fearing
that dreaded disease. Consumption.
She tried nearly all kinds Of medi-
rInebut nothing did Der any good
Finally she took German Syrupa and
she told me II did her more good
than anything she ever tried II
stopped the blood. gave her strength
and ease. and a good appetite ]
had II from her own lips Mrs.
Mary A. Stacey. Trumbull, Conn
Honor TO German Syrup 9
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

Aguaisi.g Iuisss n<isw sks Wshsnn.d
Ars produced ~ . d~r~nchinx cathar1ic.
Why use <uck an iQational means AZ rcD'
edyinr ca-tivenr<sf hat purr. botan5r.
painless. phiic>orhic remedy. Ho~sester's
Stomach Bitt<rs. produces he desired -
suit decisively. hot without inconysnicncs
Or gripping Dysp<psis snd inAc<,on q The
liver and kidneys are likewise rccfihed ~
Tins benign restorative ~ health there u
10 finer tonic for the dchilitsfed and ner-
vou<- Cures malaria md rheumafi<m-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

~e ds1c,sce > sr'ty rni<r ~ki,s .~i~r,
M ANilfr- r~nrr ct1frsi - r1rrr c..nx-u-
staf.c fcsfy "a 49, rrf~--r :. .r'<, ~ r-s-o-
thr~r~ ~ffrA ftrt.-sn .1fir,3n.i E,.-~~~ 49,
rrHf' <oternuenf
FuaklGS srsssn<
!, - fsmssnsw rarsT = rhe s,'y r>r.
sn'.ry cen>i.scrt .nd vigorous r,.n,~ii,n< ~
~.*ct -nrnd 411 in<tir1nr eonrfrr~. Il h..r,.
49, .so.'.< .ni-nf.in< .~ii-pc~< Il ~
.x'A.r*' sn1 r~-i-~-aiiy wirh olr r-irnl~,r- ~.
,rr American rNrti1ens. Hhora 1e-finr ~ rIn>.-
" nrs~' vita our cun. AMI u~ NV VITA
buster uh.rh = i.','Sr - co.,rsnt = 80 IN.
.trrn%rIte n ncmilt4stnu 81 war y, .rr rIro-
/" ICY tn maintenance .. . nav sr-rsn<
Arl ~ ~frs,afiy rri.tasn rhe noror 49, 4.ruitx
y M country zhrs1t
LKru<srnkx<E WITH rr<ssA
-. ~. Ihis country t.s Always he, "a
skl- III con-cisnre sak~-.ni nv s,,-st ~ 80
.lEr~-ipn rrnrtisd ~ the Rr~-ixn .Dvsrr.
mrn. u.-up - Austrian ant js~i-a slh1 -.
.nn " CAL u--pn cur nnfionei ccr<rrmrnf II
~ ir'~fe>ro - ln<f;er and hlmaniry Is 81 ,ns-
a.r rrcfst ne1r@ 70 ne rs rru-n,., an ! e.,
Ills !" .rns sttn' = CESSATION q tnc-r crnti
sfxn1e 70 Tie opposed fur.. right.
W tender cur rrptuu1l and ..ruesr sym
ls'ns Y ,nesr a.s-rs .: fss-is.a rhc AZ
local III government IN lr~lsn1
kEsTE.c1ioS o. irxrskkr1ox-
&c = We hrHsti'y approve al izi'tmnss
tfprt~ - frrrert ste rni;sd <-are~ frura b-snr
s esa ana 1snisss ss;9 5 : .ss ~ $500 1890
and No dtfr~uI -h~n rt<1l irfcrrru4nr ~ r.
t1rs against tAir.se ;rnui<ra-ipn sni tn i'm
II de<rsce Arnsr7r.n nsor al 49,. NJ.
WAGE. ~; ~ ronde-rn and len< nnce Ary an1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

Rubber heels for marching have
bern introduced BY : Fren:h army SIR
geon- One would expect Z &c then
bounce into popularity ~ once.-foo-
ken Statesman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

flr- l-L<A Ek<L-
Dinensiors o. TIMBER <ane - n sit> bent
buschering. The house viii take !, .3s
sect Of siding and 5000 shingles
The hogs are admitted through the
drive~a ~ 70 the pens and doors can Be
made on the outside for ingress and
erress 70 and from the yards
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

There II = 3 inch display siverfisen<n1
In this paper. this week which has no r~o
true q each new q appearing each we<k,
from the DR.. Harter Medicine Go. This
house places . Crescent On everything
they make and publish Look for t. send
them the name Of the word and fLey I'LL
return you book. beautiful lthoSnphs O
samples free
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

-Ex-rrc~ilent HAYES passes most ~
his working honr< - the library - hi
beautiful country horne->pie-eiGr,ve
as 1. l. cailr~i-cn the ont~kirts ~ FIRE.
mona b. Ills .ntcrss- in public affairs
i a. keen A. 4 rvcr was. hut ~ taxes
absolutely no part II ppliticS. since
he death Of his wife. hiSrniv daughter.
Miss Fanny Hayes has been the head
az HI household and hi two young
sons rcmain IL home with him His
oldest On. Richard i LAWYER in To-
lelo. and his second son Webb. 5 in
husine>s In Cleveland
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

One ~ Clrmrnccau's electors a 49,
nlar topcr f-nm the first IF January 70
Nsw Years Eve. went 70 sleep on =
bench on the bou'evarlS Awakened
by the rain. he east = berildrrci look
around him The reflection of the
lights on the wet pavement produced
On his mu1dica senses The impression II
a sheet If water. BLESS me. the ssa.-
he exclaimed. wherruppn AZ took =
header and dropped heavily On TIE as
phalt- Bruised and shaken r. rot up
and ~sid. in a tome ~ surprise Frozen.
/ dcclare.-Ca q La
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

Dlnezsiors u tint<rs <ane = q End heat
The driveway door can Be made Just
- wide a. viii best suit the convenience
Of the builder. and II necessary. the
window can - omitted altogether--l
II. Polling. in Ohio Farmer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

Among the experts employed ~ the
Hath iron works j. a talented copper
worker who Is foreman ~ = copper
shop Not long ago he took ; small
copper cent. hammered Il into : minia-
ture ~tca-kettle. The wordS --one cent
occupy all the space ON the fcttcsn-
There i = = swinging handle and = mora-
bic cover. while the keith = hollow.
and the nozzle. too. Water ran -
boiled in il. Eight hours labor ~as
given In the making Theartist's name
II Robert Dnrkcr and he receives <-s
rrr yxrck.-kcnnrtrrc Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

Ir's the wom Of The still that's : dandy
at turning when : man down IL zoo fero
ciousIy--S- " Herald
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

TEK value Of . farm product not ai-nvs
declining when its On the wain--Bo<ton
Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

-Eariey-~whcrc are ron living
now Bracc--In Harlem. On nc
installmen. plan Eaglcy-Nhat n
the instalimrnt PLAN israc-lsa
nay <or hou-s every month, and lien
don't ct it--N. y Trn'A
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

o. Plate. tas a. sxs y. ro~> &c: braces.
RS. 4. -i-l- sxs
for straw and litter for bedding. Drive
way rams The long way o. the she'd on
one side. which gives q chance - clean
ont the. pens and - put straw over
head Tie driveway can D. used FOR
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

A PLAIN ease Of misft-a young girl n
byxterics--LoveIl Courier
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

Sec. s We rccoenfzc IN the trusts and com
hinasions which are dr<ivnei 70 enable capital
70 secure more than it, inst share g IRE joint
product II crpifal and labor and natural c11<r-
qnence n fhe t.roh,bif.ve ta1e~ wtich prevent
the free competition which ~ the life ~ Honest
trade. hut We believe their worst evils ran -
forcrmens cf The laws made r. prevent
and r~pnfrol them. together with such further
Legislation ia restraint n their abuses a. cx
ytfience may show 90 BE- nscr<<Afy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

fFr- q The ftfuElIfE an fHTfy- Wff1e TrnYf<<-
ing policy 81 rrsrrving the Trhi,r land Tor
small holdings W actual SETTLERS. - gwen
away the peoples heritage I'll, NOV a few rail-
rpzd< and Nonresident aiirns- Individual ent
rorpo ate. 10 <~nss = Lar ,e- erra than t.lsf ~ all
our farms between fhc two seas 1lfr last
democratic ar,niri<trntion reversed the sn-
yfuvident ana unwi<c rriey ~ the rtpnhlrrau
party touching the rrSlic domain. ard re-
claimed frcm corporations and ~yndscatt~. alien
and domestic. and RESTORED - the rtrf w .esrly
held - homcsteais fer onr ci-irsns- aud We
pledge ourselves 10 ccnfinue Tins 1nlie- until
every acre ~ land 10 uniawfnIiy hni1 hail L.
ftr,1lmAl AMI rsst0rx-j 20 the rNrunfe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

Sec. & Trade exchange on the basis of rr-
c'rroral advantages 70 the countries ~rartici-
Ia;;ng II isne-honcr-d doctrine ~ The demo
cratic faith. f,uf We drnounr~ The sham reci-
procity which ~jngzle< with the prtSe desire
Tor enlarged foreign mrrkrts and freer ex-
change iy pretending - 4 lixh closer sratc
relations with \ country whose xffcic~ ~ *
pert are alm.-~f exclusively agricultural pred
nets with other cunntrie< that m Al. a1r
cultural. while erecting 4 custom -hpn~ hsrri*r
~ pruhihifive fzrif taxes against the richest
vunfrirs Of the world that stand rails tntak-
our entire surplus of rloinrf~ and 10 exchange
and comforts Of life among our own people.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

The Rams Horn Is Published - Indian
apclis, Indiana, At >1-j0 per year
THE most elastic fatric i be trout yan.
-WilbamspoTt SUI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

,src We rcccmmend that the r~rnhf,itcrv
" ~ cent. tax on state hank issues be re-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

SC > Public nc Il 4 prrh'ir trust We
feaf- -m sh~ Declaration II the democratic con
sent;rn Il lSsr for the reform ~ tnf civil scrv-
"a and ~ call for the honest rnfcfr >mcns ~
y, AIS regulating hi same. The rcrrirxflo1
" = frF.iirnf - IA fhr recent republican, ron.
senttcn W delegations composed largely u an
to.ntses no'nin< ufice III; biz rleasur. r. = scaE-
.a3.ns satire urn FREE popular fAstf-rt.c~N
~lscn . president nzay crafty hs nznhitsosL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-07-01

wuU urryzuo - ADvnx<nxEs prKaz1
- - - $50 - A1v~rtss.sss = -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-10

sastos deadministeadion; de donde han sursido
como por encanto Ia enorlne cifra de millones
que hoy tienen aquellas Companies con capital
de reserya La no menos enorme de gastos que
bien podrian reducirse 4 la mitad
Andando 81 tempo, ha venido la practica y
81 estudio demostrar palpablemente que aqne-
las tarifas eraA exageradas, que para ofrecer
toda clase de garantlas los aseguradores, III Sc
necesitaban cobrar primas tan elevadas, nj tener
tantos millones nj un fondo de reserva lndtll, nj
derramar manos Ienas centenares de miles de
pesos en- los gastos de lujosas administrators.
De esos estudios han surgido las nuevas Socle
dades llamadas del sstema moderno que con al
gunos amos de prActica en- los negocios, han de-
mostrado hasta la saciedad, que. las primas redu-
cidas que cobran, son mds que su1cacntes para
atender con toda puntualidad los snestros que
ocurran, q los gastos de una administrator or
denada la formation de un fondo de reserva
respectable sufciente para atender cualquier
contingencies improbable S.
Las Companies del sistemo antique, cobran a
un asegurado de 40 amos de edad, por S 10000,
una prima de $44l-30 anuales; de ellos dedican
SSI26-67 para gastos de administration; $l55-45
para snlestros v $l58- SO para ell fondo de reser-
va Las del n@evo sastema. como La M0ssochu-.
sstto Benefit Association de Boston, de la que es
Agente general en- esta isla nuestro Director So
iamente pide asegurado de 40 amos de edad,
-por los mismos 0,00O $26O-60 anuales; separa
$40 PARA GAsTos DE ADMINISTRATIONS; Sl55-45
para snestros $65-l5 para fondo de reserva.
Hay, pues, una diferencia entire 81 antique el
ssstema de $l80-70 anuaes favor del
asegurado que / 5 amos de vida, sin acumula-
cion de inteIeses, alcanza la de $27lO-5O,
que no es NADIA despreciable.
Las cinco pricipales companlas que act1an en-
los Estados Unidos bajo el plan del sistena ante
quo han pagado en- 1890 la suma de S2O.20l ,804-
Al centavos por siniestros vencimientos de p6
lizas dotales tontinas semi-tontnas, los gas
tos de administration eievaron 4 $l7 7005, 1896
80, 10 que da un promedio de gastos por cada
800, de $s469. La Massachusetts, Benefit Asso-
citation de Boston, pag6 $s77, ,2o9-o5, con un gas
to de 1916, ,069-ll de administration, cuyo pro-
medic es de $22.35 por cada $500.
Por las explicaciones que anteceden COM
prendera fcailmente,, que las oompafias del
antique sistema cobran muy caro-, Sc les hace di-
ci conseguir clientela, para este les cuesta gas
tar fuertes sulnas empleando agentes costosos en-
todas parties del mundo civilizado tratando de
conseguir todos los amos una nueva cosecha entire
aquellas personas que a1n no conocen el nuevo
Sistema.
En- nuestra redacci6n tenemos interesantes
folletos que dan claras expicaciones de todo 10
que dejamos apuntados los cuales folletos estan
disposition de las personas que deseen solici.
tArlos
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Mascara, Jose Rios Ramos, Jose Bahia. Miguel
Senges, Castoro Carnero 5 hiios, Carmen San
chez, Petronilo Raaiz, Ga1lernlo Gonzalez Antolfn
Mn, Modesto Benitez, Jose Pineda 81 Pelaez,
Francisco Villalobos Ramon Buiro sonora HI.
JOS su Suegra Marcelino Azpiroz ysu hija,
Faustlno Medina, Sonora sobrina, Jose Rodri-
gzez Veija, Rafael MARTINEZ, Andres Orsini, Ra-
mon Ferran, Jose Janer, Luis Vilella, Celestino
Perez, Isaac H. Mercado Senora Balbina Cruz
hija, Enrique Sanpayo, Senora dos hijos
Fernando Garcia Lebrun, Jorge ALEU- un niho
Rosalia OGDEN, Enrique Conte, Rafael Borras,
Antonio Horta, Seraffn Rivera Juan Echandi,
Juan Alberto, Genaro Storteole, Manuel III. Her
nandez, Pedro Hernandez, Jesus Santiago Mon
tes Felix Casanova.
La compaiila de los ferrocarriles de Puerto
Rico -ha recaudado en- elstrozo en- explotacion:
desde el 10 de Enero hasta Ell 30 de JUNO pr6xi-
mo pasado $49.804. Desde el 10 hasta ell Z de
Julio en- curse, $l855.-Total 1859.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-10

- Nos dicen de Manatl que don Julio Olivera
ha estado expuesto ser vctima de un componte
antes de anoche. al salir Ell dicho Olivera de la
casa de don Federico Iglesias fu4 sorprenlido por
ell guardia Julio Esp5sito que sable en- mano, lie
grltaba a dorntH proponia att O. .,ellarle.
FL atropelo pudo ser evitado porque intervinieron
para lmpedlrlo don Toribio Pagani don Ramon
Nadal don Polux Padre Ohvera cree que la
conducta del guardia puede obedecer'A que 81 sea
ell autor de los escritos publicados Ell LA CoRREs
roNDENc1A, con la frma don Nu.Iallo titulados
4 Manoz6n Conuto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-10

Dieen de Arecibo que han pezado con mr.
cho entuslasmo las novenas del Carmen, asstien-
do elias mucisimos feles. DespuGs que termi-
man, Ia orquesta recorre las GALES de la poblaci6n.
Hay mucho embrullo para las festas de la Pa
trOna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-10
Y VARIEDADES

No son chacharas nj esto nj aquello, nj 10
de mas ALA. Els que realmente, en- toda la Ca
pital de Puerto-Rico, no puede comprarse calza.
do tan barato, como en- La Constancin. San. .Justo
81, y Americo, San Francisco 81 Els verdad que
Borras Reines estan orlando barriga. . pero
ESQ no hace al case. Lo cierto es que entienden
el bnsils como hay Dios.
Olga usted Cerecedo Hermanos Ca ven
den acabaditos de recibir: perdices en- escabeche,
bacalao Sin espinas, fresas en- latas, bombones de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-10
NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA

Dicen de Arecibo que todas las classes socia-
les de aqueIa villa lamentan que el apreciabe se-
nor don Juan B. Nieyes, Official So celador que
fue de aquella Aduana haya sido trasladado fue-
ra de aquella localdad. Els el senor Niaves IN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-10
fl los V0ScOS-oV;nVy1.1.Os

Correspondence Ia atenta invitaciOn que ha
honrado Ell Centro Gallego,' odos los
reunion que celebrara el amacen de
go 10 del actual obeo de acordar ella la forma
hemos de los euskaunas al meor Sto de Ia
tual honor al hroe de Cayio En- la segurdad de
nngun paisano hara sordo este llamanento suscr
3an s de SsfsasT julio II
Fueron detenidos aver por la poicia los indi-
viduos Hilaro Santos por ocuparsele rewol-
ver Bulldog: Jose Cuevas requisitoriado por Ell
Juzgado de Instruction. Valentln Colol-, Concep
c6n Rosario, Tinot,o Rarbudo, Francisco Ca
rrasq lilo, Jose n. Escalona Juan R. Candelario
JOS, M. Cali, conducidos presidio
Seg1n hemos dido decr, parece que anda
sue;t> por las GALES esta Capital I'm individuo
que Sc ha encontrado un nueYo sistema de espe
GUAR Dirije cartas a personas caritativas nom
bre de supusstas uaudos, pidiendo dinero para re-
metliar sus necesidades Sabemos que ell citado
ndiM.uo ha hecho pasal por muerto al que fue
guarlt de Orien p1D..co de esta Capital don
Emilio crrer, p4ra pedir dinero en- nornbre de
s1 esposa. Ojo pues, al Cristo, por que en- nues
tros dias ell que pestahea pierde.
Vapores que esperan:-El Porthldn, de la
Isla, Sc espera Gle momento a otro.-El correo
de Espana Veracrmz sali6 de Cadiz e 80 del pasado
Ell Is saldra de este puerto ell Cota1uAa-St Simon
viaje para Europa, de Haity Puerto Plata
negara el l7.-El Julia Sc espera del 80 al 81
de la Habana ruta.-El Naceto sali6 de Liver
pool el Vel CoIIlenCe.-El It0Tton de 1errerG
llegara de la Habana Pto Plata del l9 al 20 de
este mes.-El 80 de este mes saldra para este
puerto de Liverpool ell vapor Eaoizsono-El espa-
fol Jua~ ForgQs llegara hacia ell 19 del corriente
procedente de Barcelona escalas.
Nora Publcamos las entradas diaras de vapores,
euando estas tienen lugar anes de
DE, hora que empieza compaginarse Ia CoRREsPoN
DENCIA.
Nuestro querido amigo el reputado docto
x don Cayetano Coll Toste ha sido nombrado Ne
dico Official de la Compah(a de los ferrocarres
LIE felicitamos
Ha venido 4 quejarse aqui vecino de
esta Capital de que al pasar hoy por la caleta de
San Juan, del entresuelo de nna casa le arrojaron
encima un balde de aqua suca. Del hecho sc ha
dado parte la autoridad.
Pasajeros llegados boy por el vapor Valla
0srde Vicente Torres, Senes Aguste, Thorel Al
fred Francisco Palacios G4uillermo Fernandez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-10

Lo dicho dicho, caatucheras al canon Ea
sldra achampafada de la marca Agusla de Belfast,
es 81 mejor refrescante que Sc conoce para la es,
taclon canicular los puros y cigarrillos de
Partogds- de la Habana que venden Gerecedo
Hermanos Ca, los mejores que Sc importan Z
Puerto-Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-10

Nos escriben de Manatl que Sc ha alberto
ALI recientementemente un eegante cafe monta-
do Ia altura de los mejores de la Isla, que co.
mo Sc dejaba sentir en- aquel pueblo la falta de
un estabecimiento de esa lndole, el p1blico debe
prestarle su protection. Son duefos del dicho
establecimiento los senores J. Sanchez Co. que,
realmente SO desvelan por compacer sus favo,
recidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-10

81 piensa usted en- asegurarse la vida re-
cuerde que es muy respectable Y muy seria la
Compahla E9 Sol del Canada, cuya agencia tiene
en- La isla ell sehor don Carlos B. Meltz