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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-13
III j Paris BAzar0 ngae recibiendo rnucha

El Paris Bazaar ngae recibiendo muchas
novedadeu, propias para regalo de Paacuas
Cuentanse entire estas, cajas de mdsica, 10 mAe
acabado en- su clase que ha venido 81 pals, chicas
y grandes, desde $l5 hasta $500 una, con tim
bres castafuelas fautas tambor. Z CON una
particularidad, reproducen admir- ablemente aires
conocidos en- Puerto Rico danaAa provinciales,
etc, etc.
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Hemoa tenido OCCASION de yer el uniforme
que usaran los emplesdos de Il Exposition regio
nal, consiste este en- fac de lana azul CON boto
mes dorados, CON 81 escudo nacional, pantal6n d.
10 miama tela gorra de hule, CON visera de cha
zol y franja dorado, bordado, on el frente el es
cudo provincial.
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Aver SO inscribleron el Rsgistro Civil del
Jnzgado municipal de Cathedral, las defunciones
de- Ana Garcia 'nza'ez, de febre gAstrica adj
namica; Fernando Tur y Escalera, de psritonitis
aguda y A1nbrOsio CortljO, de atrepsia; y en- el
oe San Francisco Ia de Va entin AsiAtlco, de Asls
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Nos dicsn de Manati:-" El cabo de policls
de este pueblo, Manuel Torres detuvo, por con
side-arlos sospechosos dos indiv'duos que di
jeron llamarse, el uno, Domingo Nieves vecino
de Arecibo, el otro, Rsmigio Sierra. Este III
timo presenta unas cuantas lesiones recientss que
le fueron curadas por 81 doctor Cerda y, segd
confesi6n del lesion&do, le faeron inferidas en-
Rio. .piedras.
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En- las elegantes vidrierss del |" Paris -Bazar'
se exhiben preciosoa sombreros de sefora. Son
los que antes se vendian cuatro pesos, one q n
motivo de los aguinaldos de Psscuas se dan 4
dos pesos Es cosa dc gusto. Vayan verlos
las cue dogeen conprar bonitoe pombI eros. IN
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Hemos visto una doceaa de cascarones dc
huevo primoros 4mente Oordados On Ia hilc
de orc, por 10 d'stinguida sonora dona Petra A
de Carreras, que aeran presentAdos en- 10 Expo
sici6n regional Es un trabajo exquisite que re
vela muchisimo gusto mavof snms de paciencia
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Los sehores "A. Vicents y O., del comercio
de esta Capital han conferido podar general pa a
que les representen en- todes sus negocioa sus
antiques empleados los se1ores don Agustin Por
tela don Remigio Ochoa. -.
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zsrxuels sshor don Jose Carbonell ne ha puesto
De acuerdo con "a empresa Marin Varona Alvara
20 psrs tomar palte en una dos fdncionss de
la pyesepte temporsda.
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Aver Sc llev6 & klo plsdras el instrumental
para Ia banda de VoluntSrios, costsado por Ia
compania del dicho pueblo. Fu6 comprada en-
al @ Paris Bszar" ...' ~.
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2 Eg Recordamos a nuestros agentes y parti
culares que NOS tslegrafian asuntos concsrnientes
al peri6dico, que lss primeras Is pslabras de los
despachos so!amante valen DIEz OENTAvos pa
uando de Is & UN oENTAvo cads una, 8
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81 viene usted la Expoaici6n de Puerto
Rico quiere conner sabroso, vaits el restauran
" La Catalina" San Francisco Sc
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Y prop6sito; 81 p. emso mayor. de 10 Lote-
ria Provincial jugadA ante aver, cay6 en- Santo
Domingo. Fue vendido por dom Pedro Giusti,
propietario del /" Paris BAz*r"
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VARIED.ADES

Cere9edo Herr amos y Ca acaban de recibir
in surtdo de eestos de cap-ieho que mo hay mas
la. Y venden un anis de Mallorca que baila
en- Ia ufs.
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iALA SEcON/ANAI

El dueno de este antique acreditado establishments
Paza De Alfonso XII ndmero 96l pone en- conocimento
del pdbcO general particular de parroquanos
haber hecho grandes refornas el local que ocupa
Cu espaciosos comed0res ndependientes para
Hay Ia surdo de tabacos snperiores todas
las pocos dias SO Ola en- Puerta de TeTa
donde fumas tan buenos purosf-Tomai que preguntai
De Ia Sosno que los mejores de Ia Capital I'm
de tabacOs nadie entiende Ell buss el amigo PAUL.
No olvidar Ia direcc6n Psasd ds AJonso XH ~
IS. l6-15
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BUQUES en- puerto esta mafans.-Ds travesia
Las goletas "Sadik W.l!cutt" Ollie" y las bar
cas- 'Kirk," "Angsla Accsme," corbsta "Sehas
tian y bergantin "Bestriz' descargando, y t.
balandro " Lepido," pendiente de fste-Coste
roa: las goletaa Paquita," "Anita y ''Ooraz6l
de Maria" para Aguadilla MaysgdeS; "Pepi
"Javen Maria" para Naguabo, Humscao va
bucea; Isabels," para Humacao y Yabucoa
"Coraz6n de Jeads" y "C>rmelita," para Areci
DO; " Dolores" "Paquete de Arecibo" Ele
ma, pendientea de hete "EnrIoueta," srenando
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tuvo lugar despu6s de Ia vslada con que se inau
gnr6 ell Centro de instruction Recreo en- est
pueblo, dur5 hasta las tres dc la mafana. La
Directive acord6 suplicar al concrete el cier t
de sus estabeclmientos los diss que aquel eelebre
veladas, comedias bales. FL comercio ha &C
cedido clio por 10 tsnto nerece un aplsuso
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BANCo POPULAR


ri dia 20 del actual termina el plazo de6ni.
two para e pago del primer dlvidendo, segdu los
Estatutos; CON el fin de veri6car cuanto aDtes
a installation y aperture del Bamco Popular, dss.
le el dia 10 del presente mes queda alberto e.
9ago del gegando djvdendo; h%cieadose presente
los sahores accionistas, que te plazo vence eI
10 dc Eaero pr6xlno, que passdos esos t6rmi-
1os, loF accionistss plerden todo derecho su &C.
lion 81 NO pagasen los dividendos, colocandose
antonces las acciones que vacasen entire los sefio
css aspirsntss, cuYos nombres eatan regstrados
10 Secretarfa. BE-. uerto. Rico, 10 de Diciembre de
1898 -E' secIe etario, - Ger6nSno e. AgroSt. 6-l
Recuerde Vd que las grandes fsrreterias y
luincalas de NJ, Roman c." estSn estabecidos
IN essa Capital en- la Gale de Ia C"uz casas ndme
los y 80.
0la dc una casa Sc as:s: ssss 'sn': ss |: /:
Ia del Sol, mArca eL ndmero So. Para mas in
tormes dirijirse dom Gorgonio Bolivar en- esta
japital. l5-l0
FL doctor Montes Diaz conserva en- su po
Ter infnidad dc certifcados que demuestran Gus
su Locdom Amtsherp6sea ha dado magnffcos re.
sultados & las personals que la han empleado.
Jamones galIegos .San.sa. aa nSsa LsssSi. s.sRi.
chlchon de Lyon Mortadella de Boulogne se
acaban de recibir en- "LA MULIIA." 3O-ls
Cigarros y cigarrilos extra superiores de Ia
marca Partagds de Ia Rabana on q Colmado de
Cerecedo.
lalsb. 9slslniIe d GvsyaIsL
DEL DOCTOR RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.
Els 81 mejor msdicamento on 81 tratamiento
de Ia tssss-Cura pronto efcazmente los cota-
'ros, 0snsa, bronqUstts, grippe demas afeccionea
de las Was respiratoriaa Sc vende en- todaa las
Boticas.
NJ Un0 de los me1ores mas ele- ME
LII UER NM gantes salOnes de Barberia m Al
ll QUEI blecido en- Puerto Rico. Prope- UuSLO
- y Ww@ pietario JUAN APELLANIZ. u UwwU
Direction San JustO 16.
Sc admiten abonados. Hay siempre complete surt-
do de perfUmeria de las f&bricas renombradae
Los senores viajerOs que visiten la Capital de Puer
Rico dehen solcitar Ia haEhera 81 BUEN GU&IO.
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En- el vapor I'M. i. Vlllavsrde" entrado esta
tarde en- 81 puerto de esta Capital ha regresadc
de la vecina isa dc San Thomas, nuestro Direc
tor. Dkmorle nuestra mas afsctuosa bienYenida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-13

Supicamos q don jose vlvas, de Rio-Gran
de &c sirva mandar pagar 10 que adeuda desde e
rs de Septiembre de 1892. 20-lE
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Segun nuestres intornes hallandose de pas
IN esta Capital 81 xeputado primer tenor aerio d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-13

Sc NOS dice que don Juan Antonio Gomez
Valencia fu6 agraciado con parts de uno de loa
premios msyores del sort6o celebrado 81 dia Il
Sea enhorabuena
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-13

~ En- Ia Bar6ertG dc PenG en- Mayaguex Sc
7ende LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA DIE PTo-RIoo 1925
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La RHtOTnada ESD9palZa, ss1is5' ssssir ~ as's' Z,

bitaciones mny freseas? lDesea usted conner
bien? Pues acuda La RstornodG Espeyansa
Gale de Ia Princesa no 7, Marina, Capital. Pre-
clos al alcance de todas las fortunas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-13

Para tomar vino de mesa positivamente pu
70, es precise comprar eI de Logro1o, que vende
Luiha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-13
PkRl Ii GJARDII CIVIL

en- Ia imprenta de LA CORRESPONDENCE ne venden
los siguienses impresos: Indice J requisitorias
eiviles y n1htares 40 eentavos el 100. Recibos
lie prsscs recibos de habsres SO centavos 81
100. Sa enw;an ror corren eolicitud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-13
ua asau !; ;;:

u. FeQefICO Le fYQnd HOQIION6S
Farmac6utco Iaureado La EspoEc6i6n Universal dc
Barcelona, residente en- Utuado
Este producto del pals fue entire los SIEIE pre-
sentados el UNIOO que por su BUENA ELABOkAOloN =
EXQUISITE PUREZA logr6 alcanzar los pacemes de =
Junta Caiicadera el premo de OIEN PESOS ofrecQQ
dtimo Concurso Aicola celebrado en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico.
Gonocidos por todo mundo los sercios que pres
To ell PLATANO en- la aimentaci6n, en- nuestro pals no ma
bra cOnsguente necedad de ponderar us Duenas cua
ndades.--UTIL SIEMPRE sera para los NlNOS, Los ER
EERMOSy "tOda persona delicada de estomago" SU FA
OULA separada de los principles exanos susancas pro
tsicas del fruto.
Pregunte usted m6dico convendr& al deicado es
tonnage nino de su enfermo SECURE esoy de que
dira que ST.
Pru6bese, que cuesta tsnto L. prueba, dira usa
Arc uimedes EUREKA, va encontre 10 que buscabaL
Sc vende todas las farmacias buenos
caGuatas ds media libra NTM1
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10 sue d pueblo hizo por u ~ loa 'dias de' ~
TARIFFS re-
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Para las PQrr0QuIas

de pgreso, venden Ia tpografa de La toRRBsPoB
DRNcIA N6mnas de sueldos y de gastos de fabrica
e 100 cada clas Sc remiten por correo envando $40
por oil importe franqueo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-13
HT nAnnTnH0 MODAS DE PARIS
GlI lJhI nlUlIU SOL 58.

Tiene Ia dlsposlci6n del pdblico Nlegante
una verdadera ErDossci6n de sombreros, capotas
capotitas pelerinas, todo de alta fantasia y 10
mas fno qwese f. br6ea en- Paris. Tambien encon
traran e iAo tercio-pelo de seda en- todos los CO.
Lores, para fabricar capotas rSjSos Ell Caprscho
es un establecimiento de modas, dirigido por j6-
venes industriales y laboriosas que Sc proponen
dssarrollar en- esta Isla La Industrial Sousbrererd
la atura de Europa. Gusto Elegancia, no
mas anticuallas.
NOTA.-se ensena cortar Il medida, precios con-
vencionalea. 1910
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Recuerde Vd. que las grandes fsrreterfas y
luincalas de M, Roman y c." estan estabecidoz
N essa Capital en- la Gale de Ia C"uz casas hume
os y 80.
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El doctor Monte S Diaz conserva en- su po'
ier ipfnidad dc certfeados que demuestran gus
su Loeiom AmtSherp6tsea ha dado magnffcos re.
su'tados las personals que la han empleado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-13

Ell DIG IONARIO DE ELECTRICIDAD
Y MAGNETISMO de ] LEFEBRE, que CON tan
70 acierto publica la casa editorial Bailey B1Szse
re- Hejos, de Madrid es una obra tan complete y
van clara, que bien podria llevar el pombre de
sncslopsdsa electrical Acsbamoa de recibir las en-
sregas ReconOcemoa qae es una obra indispen
sable para TODD 81 mundo, puesto que eontene
ina multitud de datos SCORE Eectricidad que nc
10 encuentran en- ninguna obra nj diccionario en-
Espaha. Sc halla de vents en- Ia Lbrerfa edito-
rial de los sefores Baily Bailliere Hijos, Plazs
lie Santa Ana, ndmero 10, Madrid, y en- las prin
cipales ibrerias de Provincias y Ultramar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-13

Cigarros cigarrilos extra superiores de Ia
marca Partagds de la Rabana on 81 Colmado de
Cerecedo. ~
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Vontn dn un0 n0u0 Sc desea vender Ia ca
VGulQ uG UlLQ OdOQ sa terrera que en- Ia ca.
la del Sol, marca eL ndmero So. Para mas in
tormes dirijirse don Gorgonio Bolivar en- esta
japital. 1910
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6eCClon de AnunClos
Como empiieza ! como aeaba

Con un enfriamiento, CON un estornudo empieza G.
5aTTo; pero sabe cuando concluye nj como acab
Por 10 general presta poca atenci6n los catar
Veces Ocasonan Ia uere Por convsna estar preVe
tempo ell @..7 = -
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Still Alarms.

A still alarm was rung in about 1
o'clock yesterday afternoon for fire in
the grass at Eastern cemetery. Quite a
large space was burned over and the
flames were threatening damage. Hose
No. ran out 400 feet of hose and extin-
guished the blaze.
Machigonne, No. had a still alarm at
$50 o'clock Sunday afternoon at No. IL
Casco street. Fire was discovered in a
closet leading from the dining room of a
boarding house, and it was extinguished
easily. The woman of the house says
that she and another lady were in the
upper story and smelled the smoke, and
that there was no one else in the house.
A still alarm call ed Hose No. to Mrs.
Moore's boarding house, corner Of Oak
and Free streets, yesterday afternoon.
Some one was burning sulphur in room
and the room took fire. The flames
were exiting uished with slight damage te
the room,
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PERSONAL.


h,ss - 'oo a. va sos y INoi - 0'ioe''
il"s ielo ioi No" onaion " sisio ioi"-
eives'
WI al ~ too -i"s " .AAo
racine coase tssgeS up afeicl l9 iof ilsip
ers.
MI. Guy Sing, secretary Oh tne rniia-
delphia Art Cluo,' is passing q rev Gays
at Gill island.
Inc report tnat Dr. ohafies roster mas
gone to the Worlds Far is erroneous
His family is IN chicago, Dut the DOC
tor is attending TO ms practlce as US
uai.
Ben w. Reed, VINO mas peen stopping
IN WestDrooK lor tle pasc TWO inoliens'
lett yesterday lor Boston 70 JOIN Loln-
rop $ STOCK company. ne VIII open ae
the Grand IN Boston next MONDAY.
MISS Annie Gouid salled ior ne" OK
on the Mammalian last nlgnt' ana Was
seen on her way oy large NUMBER OF
her friends IN tnls city. one IS Douno
Tor emma as missionary.
Miss Clara =. Jordan OF Howard streeu
left yesterday Tor her nome IN New
Gloucester where she VIII remain our
ing the months OF August ana eeptem-
Der.
D. 4. Mcdonald nlght ealtor OF the
Hartioru oourant, was - 1he CITY yeslei-
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PLENTY OF MONEY.
The City Treasurer Has No Difficulty in
Filling the City Golfers.

That the financial stringency is caused
by scare rather than by any actual
scarcity of money itself, is in measure
shown by the response to City Treasurer
Libby's call for $35, 900 as loan to the
city until the first of November. AL
though the call has been out but few
days people of Portland and Deering
have already brought in all but $500 of
the required sum, and this will come in
without doubt in the next few days.
Most of the money brought in is curr en-
cv
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Clark Memorial Church.

Rev. Jay Benson Hamilton, D. D., of
Hacketstown, N. j., who lectured last
week greatly to the delight of his hearers
at Chestnut street M. E. church on ''The
Romance of the Nineteenth Century,"
will deliver the same lecture tonight at
the Clark Memorial M. E. church, Wood
fords. The lecture will be illustrated
with 100 fine stereopticon views and solos
will be sung by the lecturer.
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The Boating Carnival.

Arrangements are progressing finely
for the carnival and marine parade at
Peaks Island next Saturday. The parade
will be divided into three divisions, cat
boats, steamers and row boats. There
will be handsome prizes in each class for
the best decorated boats. Parties on
Cushing's Island desiring to enter will
please hand their names and the names of
the boats to Mr.. Benz. Webster, Jr.; on
Peaks Island to Mr.. Martin Sargent,
and at Diamond Island to Mr.. A. M.
Smith. There is great interest in the
coming event which is a decided novelty.
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BRIEF JoTTINes.

Look out for meteors tonight.
The Plush Mill will be sold at auction
today.
The Dallas sailed on cruise yester-
day.
Yesterday was quite warm in the early
morning, followed by a sea turn and
slight showers in the afternoon.
This evening the American Cadet Band
will give their second sail and dance at
Ponce's, Long Island.
The large white light house steamer
America was in the harbor Sunday and
sailed yesterday.
A very large party dined at the Merry
coneag Sunday and enjoyed one OF
Pooler's delicious broiled lobster din
ners.
There were ass sat down to dinner at
the Poland Springs house Sunday. Card
rooms and even Mr.. Ricker's private
Office were utilized for bed rooms.
Two pleasure sloops have been launch
ed at Falmouth Foreside. They are
owned by Mr.. VIM. P. Norton and Mr..
Ed. Dow.
Sloop yacht Emma L.. Vice Com
modore S. L. Saunders of the Lynn
Yacht Club is anchored off Peaks Island,
and will remain two weeks.
Members of the First Maine and Dis
trict of Columbia cavalry will remember
the meeting this evening at Bosworth
Post hall on Free street at s o'clock.
The steam yacht Avenel of New York
arrived in the harbor yesterday morning
from the West, coaled up and left for
Bar Harbor.
Schooners C. B. Harrington brought
5000 and Exchange 5000, Kate d Mabel
and B. F. Brown 1000 live Holsters yes
terday. The B. F. Brown also brought a
279 pound sword fish.
Yacht Kittie of Boston, Capt. George
Knight from Bar Harbor, arrived late
Saturday night. Among her passengers
were DR.. Geo. Tate and James E. Sar-
gent, lieutenant of police, division 8,
Boston.
The regular meeting of the city coun-
Gil was adjourned last night till next
month. 1t has been customary to omit
the August meeting.
The members of the Congregational
parish at Groveville acknowledge the
receipt Of S25 from Hon. Mark P. Emery
of Portland to aid them in the support o.
Rev. F. C. B. adeen, the present year.
There will be meeting of the Painters
Union, No. 50 this evening al
their hall. 1t is requested that all mem
bers attend as business of a very i'm
portant nature will come before the
meeting, and will be of interest to the
members.
A union meeting of all K. of P. lodges
will be held at Castle Hall this evening
at 7.30 o'clock to consider the advisability
of taking band with them on Pythiar
Day. A full attendance is requested.
Rev. j. Benson Hamilton, d. D., viii
give his lecture ''The Romance of the
Nineteenth Century illustrated by 10(
stereopticon views in the Saccarapps
Methodist church Wednesday evening
As the admission is free full house may
be expected.
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Central Labor Union.

At the regular meeting of the Central
Labor Union last evening, the following
officers were elected for the next six
months:
President-W. Ell. Lyseth.
Vice President-F. III. Hatch.
Recording Secretary-James Kelley.
Financial Secretary-Thomas Armstrong.
Treasurer. G. McCone.
Sergeant-a Arms-J j. A. Mulhearn.
Chief Marshal-G. N. E. Kimball
Trustees-J. P. Mullen, il. E. Sawyer, F. Nc
CURE.
Auditing Committee-E. S. Jewett, j. y, A.
Mulhearn, A. Ell. Colcord, F. L. league, F. II.
Hatch.
Tickets were received from the Maine
Central railroad for the celebration at
the lake Labor Day, and can be procured
of members of the Central Labor Union
or of Thomas Armstrong, financial sec
rotary.
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The working time of the New York
Central employees in the round house at
Mott Haven has been reduced three
hours day, with a corresponding de-
crease of wages. 1t it said that similar
action will be taken all over the road.
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CITY OF DEERlNe.

The announcement that DR.. G. W. Eos
ter, of Woodford's, has gone to the
Worlds Fair, is incorrect Mrs. Foster
and Miss Foster have gone, but DR.. Fos-
ter remains at home.
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WORDS FAIR al CHICAGO.

The Canadian Pacific Railway are running
2 TRAINS daily from New England to Chi
cago. Low RATES. fasttime, elegant equip
nent For time tables ana Worlds Fair
folder, address
CANADIAN PACIFIC TICKET OFFICE,
1877 Washington Street Boston Mass.
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MR.. ELM Err q. SHAW.

Announces that he will receive pupils in sifis
ing at 5421a Congress street.. Special care to
beginners. Method Of Mr.. W. a. bennett to
whorl the Subscriber refers by permission
apr2S Sat&Wedtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

At 10 a. m. today, F. o. Bailey & Co. will sell
the household furniture at No. 215 street.
Take Union station cars See auction column.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-08

NJ GRACE, N. E. Pass. Agt., Boston.
- Il. BELL. Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agt Montreal
N. j. POWER, Gen. Pass. Agt, Montreal.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-08-08
"cingers
With Brandy or Alcohol ruin the Stomach. .
SAFE for Family Use.

Raker's NOn-AIcOhOIic Ginger
contains no Alcohol, Rum or Brandy, and
may be freely used as a Temperance
Remedy for
Summer Complaints, Cramps.
AWARMlNG STlMULANT.
BREAKS UP COLDS.
AIDS DIGESTION.
Makes a Most Delicious Drink.
Placed in drinking water when travelling
kills germs of disease and prevents the
dangers of climatic and dietetic changes