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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
NEW SILKS.
HiNh Class Novelties and plain
nuH F0ncN We0CcS

are being received by daily from the best manu-
facturers. Many styles not to be found else
where.
As leading values for tomorrow we offer the
following:
Fine and heavy grade Taffeta, 90 inches wide,
in changcable effects, with cOlored satin stripes,
% combinations, regular Sl.25 goods, at 80 cts.
per yard.
Heavy all silk Plaid Satin de Chine, 90 inches
widc four-tOne, all cOlors regular $500 goods,
at 81 80 per yard.
Printed Surah, 90 inches wide. in changeable
effects, 10 combinations, regular 1928 goods, at
80 cts. per yard.
Fivc-tone extra heavy all silk Plaid Armure, 90
inches wide, all colors, regular $225 goods, at
GLIB per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL
PUBLIC MEN AND AFFAIRS.
CAREER OF Boss MISUNDERSTANDING
WARD AssOCI ATIONS-FLATBUsH
| CAREER OF
ANNEXATION

ANNEXATION.
The strange spectacle Witnessed In n court
room last week OF a whose lighest word has
been regarded law In the politics OF the city for
many years appearing upon the witncss-stand and
swearing to his personal honesty. Beside him sat
Judge whom he had practically placed upon the
bench. and cylng him with interest Of
his more less powerful nentenants. regarding with
the utmost attention his every word. For the first
time In the memory Of the present generation Hugh
Mclaughlin was called upon 10 testify In court OF
Justice. The suit growing out Of quarrel
between two men who had held valuable contracts
from the city, and although the allegation was made
by the plaintiff that he had paid large Of
believing that II was TO go 10 the men who control
political Affairs he brought the suit because he had
come TO believe that his partner had deceived him
and pocketcd the money himself after he had lost
the contract. SO both sides equally anxious
to prove that Mclaughlin ard his lieutcnants had
received nothing, and their dcnlas not confued
But a strong searchlight thrown upon the sub
ways Of politics, and an investigation by the Grand
Jury may serve to reveal fully what Is now only
suspected since public attention has been directed to
the affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
SPRING SALE
of Ladies' Silk, LaWn and Per-
Gale Waists.

Ladies' fine Lawn Waists, Florence makeJ =
pale pink, blue and Lavender, regular 30 -
quality, at so cts.
Fine Fercale Waists, stripes, with full froness
also jabot, 81. goods, at ~ cts. -,
Dotted Lawn Waists tucked 'front.' with jabses
and pleating around collar, also Polka Dot Saline.
81 30 goods, OF 9S cts
New Silk Waists, six styles. including Eten
Jackets, Serpentine Butterfly, and Shawl frontss
S3.9S, instead of S5.25.
Double-warp Surah Silk Waists, with butterfly
front: also China Silk, with tucked yoke and
butterfly jabot back and front, $4.9S, instead 81
$3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
MILLINERY.
TUe Finest Selection en- Either
City

Ct Paris an London Hats and Bonnets; also thoSc
Of our own design ,,, c.,,..
Ladies, Misses and Childrcn's Cntrimmed straw
and Fancy Braid Hats, newest shapes and shades
Exquisite novelties in Misses ana Chlidreh
Trimmed Hats a. r..oh
The most complete assortment OF fine Frcnch
Flowers ever imported by ns-parfect reproduc-
tions of natural flowers and foliage.
that miIliners use in making the finest Hats.
Our assortment of Ribbons Is very complete !;
all widths ana shades, kinds and designs, Tor
millinery and dress trimmings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
an UneQmaiied Line OF imported
Novelties.

Jet. plain and coored, Eton Jackets ,
LEI. main and pcerl, Bodies and Girlics.
JET, plain and colorcd Bead Ball E E;n and
Fine Cut Jet Grenadine "inps' Euslhss Ill"
Uolorcd Bead Gimps and Gallons. 80, 49, 40
and 30 cts. per yard a.. , c.,,oo,s
Coorcd silk and Tinsel Glmps ana "aiioonS'
: 10. II and II cts. per yard.
'Colorcd Silk Gimps Z, 10, IL, 20 and 80 CTS
Jet Gmps, 6. 8, 10, II and - cts.-j"st half
Black and colorcd Braids. new styles, at low
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
ART EMBROIOERIES.
Half Price Sale

81 hand-embIodercd and hand-drawn Pillow
Shams. Centrepieces and Scarfs. The goods will
be stamped free of charge, II desired
Also, large assortment of Pin and Jewel
Trays, Pin Cushions, Picture Frames and Screens.
and Drapery Scarfs taken from regular stock, at
prices reduced one-thir;i and one-half.
32-nch Printed China Silk, sweet pea design, all
coors, regular So Ct goods. at 50 cts:' per
A choice line Of Venetian Tapestries and Silk
Hrocadcs iso-called Liberty Silk. III new and de-
sirible shades, for Sofa Pillows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

year ago by the efforts of the pastor DIR. J. o. vii
son, aided by some OF the leading laymen. The
raising OF so large an amount in comparatively
short time Is incident almost unparalleled In the
history OF Brooklyn churches.
The Simpson Church. which named In honor
Of Bishop Matthew simpson after the present struc
ture was erected, organized In 1874 rs the
Eighth Methodist Episcopal Clgmch OF the city. II
founded by eight members OF the older occurrences
further downtown, who had moved up TO what Is
known as the Hill.' The first pastor was the Rev.
Bucl Goodsel whose son. Daniel a. Goodsell, Is now
a bishop. The first church modest wooden
structure at No. 6S Carltonave, which cost %i3oo
This was enlarged in 1o47 and dedicated by Bishop
James. The Rev. Robert scney father OF George l.
Seney, the well known hnancer, was pastor at this
time. In 1851 the first building was outgrown. ana
Il was sold and a new one erected In CarltOIave.,
south OF Myrtle-ave.. at cost of $ll,'oo. liaii
dozen pastors in succession occupied It's pulpit In
lsce. when Dr. George Lansing Taylor was pastor,
the site for the third building purchased at Cler-
mont and Wf:iougbby avea and In 1868 the ground
was broken On May II, 1860, Bishop simpson laid
the cornerstone assisted by the Rev. John Parker
pastor. who ended his work when The structure was
dedicated on April 3. 1870. Bishop Simpson also
ofhciated this service
The building Is a substantial brick structure. llo
feet deep and - feet WIDE seating loo persons
Tho height of the ridge OF the roof from the street
is so feet The front has two square towers 'he
main one rising 40 feet and the other 90 ieet.
Philadelphia pressed brick. with New-Jers"y SAND
stone trimmings, form the walls. The site cost
81 2COO and the cost OF the building was *'o'o'".
The sunday school chapel In the rear cost s2o'ooo
The pastors who have served the church In It's pres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
CARPETS.
What We Offer:

- pieces, best quality Ingrains at IS cts. PEP
yard.
80 pieces Tapestry Brussels at IS cts. per yard
instead % cts. ~
so pieces best Moquette, 81 90 per yard, instead
of $l.?J.
Special offer for two days only, 40 pieces 6ess
Rodv brussels. 81 90 per yard instead Of $l.35.
The largest assortment Of Straw MattlHgS u
Brooklyn, at popular prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
FURNITURE.
Leaders for Monday.

Very fine White Mahogany Parlor Suit, pieceGo
covered with tapestry, $4,000.
White Maple Bedroom Suit, pieces, large bevel
mirror on bureau, $24.50.
Solid Oak Sideboard, with bevelled mirror and
lined drawers, $1,000.
long, $1,000.
Very fine Solid Oak, high back Dining Chairs
$500. Arm Chairs Z, match, $3.50.
Solid CHARTERED Oak Hall Stand, with French
plate bevellcd mirror, Umbrella Stand. and bog
under Seat, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
DYEING AND CLEANING.

The success of our Dyeing and Cleaning Do.
rartment is due TO the fact that we make u
y point to have work thoroughly we'll done Wo
have the most complete establishment OF the
kind in either city. The present il good time
to have work done for Spring use. The new
shades of lavender and heliOtrope are now ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
NEW WASH FABRICS.

Fine Madras and Man-o'War Suitings in select
patterns and coOrngs.
Printed Check Lawns IL l-2 CT quality, at
: cts. per yard.
Brochc Swiss, in fine printing, Is CT. quality,
at 10 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
DRESS GOODS.
4 PODU{Or Line

of Silk and Wool Suitings, in Jasper coloring, at
Sl.OO per yard.
All wool imported Suitngs, in vigogne Stripes,
at As cts
An excellent material for early Spring wear at
rs cts.
A fine quality of French ribbed Melange, in new
mixtures, regular 81 90 goods at so cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
LADIES' SHOES.
SpcrinL Reductions for To-
1llOTrOtc.

Ladies, Cloth Top, Patent Leather Button
Boots, S3.75, instead of $500
Fins French Kid. hand-sewed, patent leather
tin. button Boots, $3.50, instead Of 800.
Finest Goat, patent leather tip, Button Boots,
"a. 90, instead Of $500
Boots, S2.15 instead Of $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
RUGS.
RUGS.
THE Best Values Yet Ofere0s

So. 90 AnatOlian Mats, $315.
So. Antique Smyrnas, $3.9S.
80. 90 Durbans, $500.
$3.50 Shirvans, $3.50
$4,000 Guendtis, $1,000.
$IS.75 japanese, $l2.50.
$500 Snyrnas, $4,000.
$500 India Euahas, 5000.
$4,000 Royal Oushaks, $62.5O.
$1,000 Persian Hall Rugs, $1,000.
Full size iIassOcks, "a cts, instead Of 10 ct0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
4 RECEPTION yoa DARrxoUrHy President.

reception will b. given on THURSDAY e'en'"g ~
Ne. 100 Washington Park by exJadsc Asa W. ir" '.
~ To the presidentelect Of Dartmouth cciies' w
hev. Dr.. william J. Tucker Many prominent w"
sesn Of Brooklyn and Ncw-York. inci"a'ns VIC
ssnni. active and honorary. Of the college nav
limited TO be prcxent ana greet DR.. Tucker. Ex-
J11es 1enaey was esdusted from Dartmouth IN leo,
- ~ Tucker lp 1884, that they were ncq"sn.sa
q1R mderersduate days. The ye!ecuon 9, h n
- - euceeed to The prekdency q Oar'"o''" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
LINEN SPECIALS.

80 dozen extra heavy handmade Huck Towele,
with k9otted frNge' regular 40 Ct goods Vt -
T2-inch Cream Damask, 80 and IS cts. -
yard, instead of 75 and 80 cts.
Extra heavy Bleachcd Twilled Toweling, pure
linen, - CT. quality, IL . cts. per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
FINE WHITE GOODS.

One lot of fine plain White Lawns, India Dim!
ity. plaid and striped NainsoOk, and lace and
satin striped India Linen, regular 20 ct. quality.
at Is cts per yard.
ColOred Sheer India Linen. IL and 25 eta ~
yard, regular prices % and 80 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
PURSES AND POCK Ell
ROCKS.

Fine Vienna Calf Leather Purses, fancy OIL
died silver frame, kid lined, all new shades, 40
cts regular prices, % cts; and SID. m,
c,toy and Vienna CALI Leather Pocket Books,
81 SO; regular prices, saoo, $3.50, sa.os and
S4IV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
CORSETS.
SpeciaL Sale.

$50 pairs Of Corsets, including Thomsons 0hW
Fitting, &. b. a la Spirite and Sonnette, 50. q
and 9S cts. per pair regular prices, $l.0O, $l.So
and $3.50.
1875 pairs celebrated p. d. Corsets, warranted
genuine whalebone fine French coutille. $aesf
regular price, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
W1TCH AND JEWELLERY RE.
PAIRING.

We repair and regulate watches, and repair
and clean .Jcwery Of ali kinds at prices much
below those asked elsewhere. Watchn,akers OF
flee next to Bond street entrance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
NEWS NECKWEAR.

Flowing End Windsor Scarfs, new Effects os
cts and Sl.50 .., o,,.,
itv 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
PARASOLS.

4 choice selection of the newest styles in Para
soils and Sun Umbrellas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
.JEYELRY At HALF PRICE,

ronminc Scotch Pebble Brooches, settings Of
Sterling silver FURNISHED with gold. ut half
prices. -,,-., ill.,. .,.;sho, ,,;.h
gold at half price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
TO BURN 4 CHURCH MORTGAGE.
JUBILEE IN THE SIMPSON NJ. E. CHURCH.
.RLY $4,000 PAID-:UCCEsS OF

DEBT OF NEARLY $4,000 PAID-:UCCEsS OF
DIR. ]. o. WILSON.
The simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Will ccle-
bratc to-day It's freedom from debt with the public
cremation OF the mort cages for $4,000 which have
rested upon It's prssaSty at Cermont and willOughby
sves for number Of years. The subscriptions
needed to make up the amount were obtained a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
LACE CURTAINS,
At Reductions Made Especially
tor This Sale.

1OT IUlS OUtes
White and ecru Imitation Brussels Lace Cur
tains, 80 80 per pair.
Tambour Lace Curtains. $3.50 and $1,000.
Irish Point Lace Curtains, $3.50, $3.50 and
$3.50.
Tamboured Muslin Curtains, $2.S5.
Reversible heavy Silk Stripe Curtains, $S75:..
Also, heavy quality, plain color. Chenille
Porticrs, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
CLOVES.

Ladies' s-button French Suede Gloves. new
String Shades 9s cts per pair.
Ladies' 4-buttOn PiQac Suede Gloves, red tan
shades, Sl.75 per pair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

Fine Dongola Derby toe tip, Button Beesss
S2.50
Black Suede Oxford Ties, $500 instead Of
$500
Fine French Kid, hand-sewed, plain toe. ee1r
mon sense, Oxford Ties, $l.75, instead OF 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
N1AM&MnM
IMPORTING RETAILERS.
Fulton st., opposite DeKdb Ave.
BROOKLYN.

The best lighted, best ventilated
and most perfectly appointed store I'm
America. Our a.sortments are larger
and better, and eur prices lower,
than those Of nny other store In
Brooklyn. Convince yourself by ask.
ing for samples and prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

neen received with many expressions OF approval By
The friends OF the institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
Extraordinary Inducements
Il Will Pay You Well TO Look at
What We Offer for Monday.
EMPIRE CAPEN.

Ne,C Spring Styles lust Received,
In all the latest shades of cloth, satin
and velvet, trimmed with lace, EN-
broidery and jet.
Also, exclusive styles in Ladies'
Jackets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19

William J. Gayncr has become puonc character
b spite Of himself. and the action OF me Ncp'oo""
emrittee only serves TO attract increased at'cn'oh
b him. lie dcaies that he has been 'n'ina'eo oS
any motive but the good Of tie community IN 'he
sAorts he has made for tie betterineni OF INC GU!
"a thi, may e,sily bc credited. At the same 'fne
cannot he doubted that II a nomination FOR Mayor
vwc offered him. with any reasonable nope ,na' ~
night succeed at the election, hc w9mia Sh r,"t
HN It. Worse things for brooklyn than tnls in,sm'
essly happen Mr.. Gaynor has been eo ndxococy
b his attacks upon the ring ana ~ ms au' %,y
the plan OF consolidation II IS the iorer, nt tsc
Ner, which have brought him prominently ~ .f,rnr
esope Int az course II he were canoina'e Ior "''
- question would be an important hSu
the election.
. One member OF the December Grand Jury. "hich
beame famous because OF the indictments io'ihd
ssainst city and county officials In connecnoh WIN
ths Columbus celebration. Is member OF t"e "ra"a
ynsy for this month. This is Benjamin r. Adams
vho~e qualifications. after this apprenticeship wmcn
p has served cannot br questioned IL j. n ssr"iix
~ Q man is called on to serve I'D this saP". a,
II soon again. but welI-eqripped Srnna y" Of The
~ be selected too frequently 1or t'o s"'' " "
vanuc ct large.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-04
luzgadO Municipal d Ponce


PDr provideac cia del dn ae hov ~ 81 A.
rsastU ln venta en- pabEca suhaska a. - -
uss ethoarrnaaa y l4neiauo Hoarivuaz eor /.
-sbaia as - p.5 a. "a tasaci6n, : son con-
sirneris
I-n solar ds metros Gl7 s8isuetroa Il frs~
3 por II metros So NIL metros de foals I
ssssdas en $50
INA CASA ae madera suelavada en- tieho 90
ar prppia para tientla, y sasa1a en 500
0tro SOLAR de - metros ~ rfiliuetrns a.
8reuts por I80 neteos 40l mslimetros ds fou5o
sasadn IN . LOO.
rsw6lversistelna .su,ith. en regular sstaslo.
tnsado en- G.
Tna mesa de MADEIRA del pals tasada ~
Tres sillas en mai s~talo, tasadas er x3
Ciure slilas % refila en- mad estado. 6asnaas
IN $50
Ln par duloeras de cristal, tasa.1as en % etz.
Jua balanza sin pesas, tasala en - centavos.
Dos 5arrus ~ CRYSTAL, tgasados en- lis cent4-voe.
Ocheuta htrus De ron, tasa8os en- S5
Total S25S-l0.
Cuvos hlsnea InFnnehles radiean en- q ba-rio
8e TI5ea de ssta cIadad, debiando tsner lrsvar
81 aeto DE- reznate een lR reba5a Dc - & Se Is
tasacidn VA ezprpaaEla, su lns Estrados 5s este
auEgaao cnAie Mayor. de tres 4 ruatro da la
tErse de- dla Il de ADrll entrmrte. ? ctle nara
touAr parte en "a he5tacion, debarSn eonsir-
aHrse prswlanente 60 ia4Enesa del Juzvaao. r.
ans deseen harer proposicianes- 81 10 & DE-
j cautitlad gue sirve DE- tipo para IN su6a.sta-
sin cuyg preFio ~eguisieo no seraln adnfridas.
Ponce, Marno III De 1s92.-E1 Secretlssio.
Jose Gtnu 2-3
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DEScoNFiESE Dc Los EEal-
TApCEEE.
EiP0R PRINCES ~FERuLLES-

Este e6modo Y rapido vapor de Ia
Compagnie Generate Transatlanti-
que ha sido destinado para haeer el
Tiale De La lfnea del MedIterraneo,
correspondence al mes de Mayo
pr6ximo, y saldra De Fort de Fran
ce ell dia > dIrectamente para Mar
sella FL emDarque en- este puerto
deber5 ejecutarse del Il al Is en- el
interc0lonial, en- conexlon con Ia
citada Inca.
Para imformes dlTlglrse a los
arentes Mayol Hermanos & Ce-
Playa De Ponce 4 - n
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PiBRlCA DB Cl)CHES
De I'll CHETALIER
cAHE bel CO1IERCIO
PONCE, r. r.

En- este establecimiento que cuen-
ta con un personal apto y todas
las naaqUlnas necesarias, Sc constru-
yen cocIes y sc haeen reparaeiones
&c todas classes j preeios sI1naamen-
te m6dicos.
De Venta c0nsfantemente coches
de : y 4 asientos construldl0s aquf,
4 preeios que vaTfan desde s l6O
hasta : 800.
Euenta asi misao este establecl-
nliento IN varlado snrtldo dc arne-
ses, ruedas y todo ID eoneerniente
al ramo qne vende 4 precios
SIN COMPETENCIA.
Ponce, Octulre 6 de 1891
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BASTONEs

Los que vendiera don Isidoro
Jriarte eli In Farnlacia de los seilo-
res Arrillaga T Css. ahora los vende
en- 81 establecinliento del sennr Alsi-
na, Plaza de Las DeIlcsas 1I-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-04
iUNGURNTO DRRNOGRNO!
LA 1sejor l,rtz'arae56a qate Sc eaaaae,

LA gae1oT preparacS6g7 qqtt Sc caa7ce.!
Los asnnabroAos efertos one pr0alce II f5sa-
gsiesl50 Lisgmsgeao IN las Ilagaz quemadnras.
Juanetes, piestduraa de mosquitoes. lspra africa
ma, sal1ahones, elaIartiasis, tu1nor8a Go cuai-
gnisr pn0eedencia. reuunatisrna, nlreras. heri-
das De eualquier arma, nanaGisos, etc 3 Dr.
ua aestran las infnlfaa enraci0nes obt-nl6as, u
Fl uso constants one de sliel4o rns1icarneutn -
haes
Dep6site en Ponce, Bafica CesatYal.
Feaidos Il par mayor. Frrmee5a FlancgJys-
Cayeg. Enero 3 De 1893 3lm-
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5RfPORTANTEt

Una senora Dc exeelenfes eondi-
clones, pi,aetlea en toda slasa de
costuras : habit para = Guido De
enfermos 7 gobierno de una casa
daaea obtener una oolocaeH5p
Para informes, dirigirsF@5ss La ca
lie de Ia Ssalud ne = 5S-13
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-04

Psaaa4as en- conaeiaaaie11fo del 15lliee one des-
&c esta 1eeA- y 4sr nFeaSikad Atsalnta eesa "a =
cargo Dc aye1lfe dF nnestla casa En- esta saaaaa y
puebles csEnareznSs don Francisco aala ssSeEa que
hasra alssrs lalsls fsriao 8 sa cxreo Spsa f4Aeen
Los saes- saseIl pt0ree pesfn enfe1sltass en- lo
ssleaszpa asn ATfazzn 3uns 3nlaAa 1eErzeh an
fora - sersasaas eszlaapA aufaeasr 5ai4 aNds rs
alar &c ae@ra ssaserd4ci0nes Eags - iaa aaasEnE
Ponce. e Nafza Dc I918.-fzslkgzls4 HfEsaAA-
90 p "a 11-I2
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SacaIambO
(QUTTA DOL0R

Este especifico lndio esta Gand0 les neinres
resultaal1s an las enfersnedaaes siguientes.
ReunlaHisrno Hrfacnlar, neuralgias. aolor de
uarelas, qnemaduras, y para los caaas gr,ipHiAk
no tieue rival
La forma de uss4Tla "a envnelta Gu Il b0tHlla.
Los pedidos se dIrleIran los tlnices arenteH
= dtpositarios los seEioras A.. fharaA5n 5 Co.
Plaza de las Delicias nIlmero 10
Ponce, Mario IS Dc lS9s. De9nefgio Taz-
quez. 51m
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/ APRoyEcHEsE Ia ocAsT0Nn

S- Geaea Nfnder Ia hacienda DE- cafe non1afaaa
Pagzsng d. -s0 eueraa de ax1enaia1- sita I'm ri ba-
rTla AIl~n tlesTllosl cEga Estal haee 4.sr - s
tao de salna que snenesIIrra duezla. 1sich2
1inea dr. Iaada de IL nacaeRfa arA I'll r-za-
Ve y elaboration de los frIfDs pnas esfA mvHtaaa
cen les adelAsgfos del dia establecinisnfaE
quinaIia CUE aene motor hid14fnlieo ahHenf1Iensr
nnEv8 assaFnsts a= EeAs esftn lSznpns - +Bdn
las IEEEltaclss la Ineiar eandiciAa TaFz Tin
pf5xina eoaech.l
E cue Ia iu4-reae rnelr dirigirse aae1lo qns
Ia hahitsR.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-04
GEITRO GEIERlL DE NIRICI0IES
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FRANCISCO TURTL IL
ESTABLECIDO EN- PONCE

bste Gsutro rnonhado q Is altura De los prin-
eIpaias dc Ia fslas recIDe perl6siIcamenbe por
Hodos los corr8os casi todas las obras cienrfa-
cas- llterlrIas = reersativas qus - Publican eu
l.s pigneipales centres sdinorialas de Madrid =
1tsrcssona-
Conc en- e prszente afro erupfsza < uuI,E-
earse is nneva aerie De Ia Bfh6oteca UnlUersaz
saa u Hugtracida drtetiev, pgug0 en- como
esnisato DE- mis uumerosos snScritares las
paras gue dieha puhlicari6n trae de- regalo.
Az saAAa ae ta Aoalz Per6dico quineenal :
aallsn enssDle para las tamllias, contsuleTldo
Asuriles Lunnfna10s 11l6tnd de Crabaa0s IN
sarealaaos en Il taxto ae Ia nodas ds Paris
esr-. 8tc.
Ia sdici6u Eteraria cantenara noveiss, re-
elstas de raatros y sa-onss, cr6nicas. infornes
Ing auscriteras, eeUuomiaa d0mesticas. etc,
4Vw, hDg anuHana- cuadros sociales de
500 lf1J0 y I-S90 d1bu1a10s x In pluna por
iDn Antonio Flores, tomos rieausnte en-
saaatsnadns s Iiusurad8s profssamauts P0r
an Nirsnar NAzqmez-
lltF1scaa1es gsruanas. Rseorl8ns por don XII
ear.ie fal1uAs & Iiustradas sun lus retrlatas de
aes vi-rnyea espah1ies del Pera II con EraGatlnss
Hspratsraouones de- t3Dns Y escenas one las
narrarsnues haeen reterencia-
ABiarlcas hfstorin 3e sa cglqHazacl6E, domino
s'1h t1safpcst1anriu esrrTta con prese1cIa DE-
- pTncipales CHRIS 9ue han trataao e ,ssta
nntarlas tales come las lie Alitre, Barros- Ara
ua. GAavHro etroH-
Punzo 4 ooutinnaci6n alrunas De las obrRs i
rae sHsta casa aduite suscr1riones.
hi4fastn de l1 A America astte cDlgHIirga1, per
aou Francisco III MarEgn
NrHva edic5on destinads. 4 conTneularar el r
sentanario Gel desaabrTraieuho ee America por
eristgbal Colon.
hlftgra natarni rscGrnente uatlernada- no.
Fislma aeliri6u pruaussarr enta ilustrnaa-
bE 5ellg sErg rindie.l1a + bistnria tn8rt ~
1s nsgerss, por don Francisco Nasente.
Llasefamrrsa az fyfKt8rsn aut.trnT D0r OI0n de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-04

- Erns2an II tFrfninn EsRlrinapal IT, rs-
rnay- nnn amrn - -~@ en@rslaA m8En n rAiansas.
ae FIez3sH fsasaaa. ssse rnls <e rnexxsa ensrsa~
sstsn eta loa larraaR EfAaa tA.arAAsur5as- mulam
f ame lan AEtn4rss Fsce&a xssNir Il sssfrTfIsfs.u s.ua
ean Il one sarras ekE1siss1sasis mara sr A,s.sa
PaneA. Msm.rn 1a as ISzs ~mnssan HnFrrM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-04
Sc VENDFN

500 varas de terrenos para solares,
terminaci0n Oeste de Ia Gale Tri-
eoehe. en- : 200. Infornaran l.
Chard6n az Co.
Ponce, Febrero az 1s93- 5lm