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/ MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.

taken from the department in which it
is fled to the white house, given to the
executive clerk and transmitted to the
senate.
The executive clerk is o. T.. Pruden.
His full name is euphonious and altiso-
nant; it is Octavius Leonidas Pruden.
When he was boy at school the young
people called him "Tave." He was
private secretary to President Hayes,
and has been in the public service at
the white house for many years. Dur
ing the administration of President
Arthur he was made executive clerk
and was retained in that office by Pres
idents Cleveland and Harrison. He will
probably continue in the service for an
indefinite period of time.
At the hour Of noon, when the senate
Is in session, Mr.. Pruden takes large
square leather portfolio, places all NOM
nations in it, enters the white house
coupe, and is driven to the capitol He
also carries with HIM list of
the nominations, duplicated upon
half dozen sheets of very
yCiio" tioouC iiC CA-
ters the main door OF the senate cham
Der, and, Immediately upon his appear
ance there, Capt Bassett, the venerable
chief page, leaves his seat, which is
near that Of the vice president, walks
around back of the seats Of the sena-
tors, welcomes Mr.. Pruden as the rep
resentative of the president by grasping
his hand. and then. facing the vice
president. he bows low. and announces:
"A message from the president of the
United States"
Mr. Pruden then steps forward, and,
bowling to the occupant of the chair,
says. ''Mr. President, have the honor
TO submit for the consideration of the
senate snndry messages in writing, from
the president of the United States"
He then hands the nominations to Capt.
Bassett, who walks down the main aisle
to the desk of the secretary of the SEN
ate, which is in front of the raised plat
form upon which the vice president
sits, and delivers the documents TO that
official.
Within very few minutes, during a
special session of the senate, a member
of the majority moves that the senate
resolve itself into executive session.
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r....o.,o, ,re,,Il. and the doors ere

Tho motion prevails and the doors sre
closed. All Of the occupants OF the gal
leries depart. and the senate Is alone IN
executive session. What is done there
in detail no man outside of the senate
is entitled TO know.
In executive session, the vice presi'
dent announces the various nomina-
tions, and they are referred to appro-
priate committees, where they are
considered and ultimately reported to
the senate in executive session. Nomi-
nations of postmasters are referred TO
the committee on post offices and post
roads. Nominations for foreign mis-
sions and consulates are referred to the
committee on foreign relations Nomi'
The Van Buren press., 1893-05-13
An Oufcaat,

Husband-Why do you wear such a
naughty expression when Mrs. Van
welt passes? What has she done to
offend?
Wife-Offend! Why, the other day
when calling with her little girl she
pulled Fido away from the child's foot
in most rough manner, although the
sweet pet was only biting in fun!-
Truth,
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esessoee,s for Hanging . rhsss.

Miss Bean, OF Boston Visiting at Red
Gulch, Idaho)-What are they doing
with that man?
William Reynolds fof committee OF
public safety)-Stringing him up. He's
. hoss thief
Extract from Miss Rean's letter home
Dear Mamma: witnessed to-day the
execution, by cervical suspension. Of
a hippo-kleptomaniac. = Minneapolis
Journal
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He Escaped

"Sir?" questioned an irate female
shopper as she pouneed upon small
man who was pacing the store, "are
you the foorwalker?"
"N-n-no, ma'am," he gasped, "I-I'm
o-o-only the p-p-proprietor." Detroit
Free Press.
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Advance sheets Unobtainable.

"Papa, DEAR" said the old mans testy
daughter, as she bent fondly over him
during his last illness, "forgive me for
asking you, but what are you going tc
leave your darling daughter when you
die?"
"Fatherless!" cried the irascible old
gentleman, as he rolled over with his
face to the wall and kicked SO hard that
he almost fractured the footboard.-
Texas Siftings.
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Ilt9 hEAhr or TIE TREE.

What docs be plant Who plants trsei
He ptAnts friend Of sun and sky;
He rIants the nag Of brcezes free:
The shaft Of beauty. towering high;
He plants home TO heaven anigh
For song and mother-croon Of bird
In hushed and happy twilight heard
Ihe treble Of heavens harmony
These things he plants who plants tree
Whaf does ne plant who plants treef
He pts cool shade and tender rain,
And SD and bud Of days TO be.
And years that fade and flush again;
He plants the glory Of the plain:
He plants the forests heritage:
The harvest Of coming age;
The JOY that saborn eyes shall Sec
These things he plants who plants tree.
What docs he plant who plants trcef
He plants. in sap and leaf and wood.
In love Of home and loyalty
And fuI. snst thought OF civic good
His blessing on the nciEhborhood
Who in the hollow OF His hand
Holds all the growth Of all our land
"A nations growth from sea TO sea
6tirs IN his heart who plants . tree.
III. c. Bunner. IN Century.
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Fulfilled tn. Prophecy.

81 hear that Jack Mawkins is going
TO marry Miss Hopkins, the clothier's
daughter" N@f ft
well, I'm not surprised. I always
said he'd marry tailor-made girl."-
Harper's Bazaar.
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Making It All Right.

Customer ito head waiter) Here, sir,
this clumsy fellow has spilled over
half Of my cup of tea down my back.
Head Waiter Ito clumsy waiter, stern
ly)-Bring this gentleman full cup of
tea instantly.--Texas Siftings.
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Iguornnce About nlIse.

TOMMY looked through the key.
hole when Sis was In the parior with
her beau last night
Fa:her-What did you find out. my
son?
"The lamp, sir."-Grenoble Monthis
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The Proper Thing to DO.

During the siege of Vicksburg, an In
cident occurred which was q source of
amusement at the time. An important
artillery position had been assigned to
battery commanded by Maj. Schwartz,
q German. attached to Gen. Grants
command. Late in the day, while
Grant was in his tent receiving dis
patches from the front, a German order
ly made his appearance, earnestly in.
quiring for "Zhinneral Grant" After
much parley his hearers, being con.
vinced that his business with the gen.
eral was important, admitted him to
the latter's tent, where he made the
announcement: Schwartz bathery ish
toOk!"
'Well," said the general. calmly, did
you spike the guns?"
"What!" shrieked the little German,
"schpike dem guns? Dem new gunsp
w. it would schpis emf
"Well, what did you do?" said Grant,
impatiently.
IVY, we took 'em pack again, py
Gollyl"-Life.
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How Artless.

She-Mrs. Hoamly was telling us the
other day how her husband proposed to
ner; and how do you suppose he did it2
He-Well, ] should say in the dark by
mistake. -Des Moines Argonaut.
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until her white ashes. the remains Of
my crime, were labelled and put away.
No breath of suspicion had as yet
touched me. The maid, even, was more
than usually civil and obliging with q
purpose. as lafterward learned), and
began to look forward to the hour when
| might hope to claim the reward of
that which had done.
1t came too soon. Not the delight of
winning the beautiful woman for
whose sake had done this deed of hor.
ror, but arrest, imprisonment and trial
the proper following of crime like
mine.
That lynx-eyed maid In her intense
dislike she had seen something sinister
in my willingness to wait upon my
wife. She had preserved the pieces Of
the cup for the after use of the chemist.
She knew her mistress views on crema-
tion, though did not, and suspected
the paper to be a forgery.
1t all came out. The cup confronted
me at the trial, tine maid testifying
that an irresistible impulse had i'm
PEELED her TO preserve the pieces. add
ing link after link to her chain of cvi-
dence against me-circumstances which
l had entirely overlooked, revelations
which exposed my motives, my disposi-
tion, as under the glare Of a gas-light
Her mistress could not have had bet
ter avenger, and am here.
] cannot repent.
am truly sorry that my crime is dis
covered. and l hate that prying maid
with great and abiding hatred; but
the sin itself-that ingrained. deep
rooted thing called sin, which has made
it possible for me to do what bave-is
still within me. 1t will stay with me
through all eternity.
They come. They come. OGod, have
mercyl
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Few StODs.

Bartlett-I hear that your next-door
neighbors have new organ Do you
know how many stops It has?
Jackson-Only about three day, and
those are only for meals.-Des Moines
Argonaut
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HAclnenclfY.

'I've got the drop ON you." said the
iciclc to the tall hat.
.'rhat's all right" replied the hat, as
1t righted itself, but II seems to have
broken you all up, just the same."-
Truth
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What makes you think this is
Webster's second wife?' 'Oh, he is so
indulgent to her." In what way%
why, he allows her to select his hand.
kerchiefs and ties. Inter Ocean.
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Retrlbutlon.

There's an evening up OF matters
In this curious word OF ours;
Just sort Of compensation
Granted by the higher powers;
And we ne'er have seen it clearer,
And, methinks, we never will,
Than when gazing at a plumber
Settling o coal dealers bill
IN. Y Sun
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Only a Remnant.

The picket fence was outlined sharp
The moon was clear and pale
Her lover long ago had left,
But thereby hangs tail
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Proof Positive.

Mammal wonder If the carriage
will ever be at the door? .tsW
Alfred-Yes, it will be here pretty
soon now. for just saw Michael put
ting the suspendcrs on the horse.-Har-
per's Young People.
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GOVERNMENT PLACES.
A Few Words About Applications
and Recommendations.

Good Cracking" II Essential to Success
Tho Parts Played BY the Presi-
dents and the Secretarles-
The Senate's Power.
The Van Buren press., 1893-05-13

Hostess-Certainly. thought I had
presented you. Has your fair neighbor
made an impression on your heart?
M. Lefevre-Oh, non, madame; on my
foot! She have placed her chair on ze
toe of my foot, and she have been sit
ting on eet efer since we came to ze
table.-Puck,
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A Possible Reason.

old.
"Yes, indeed" said his nurse.
II suppose cows are thin because peo-
pie always take their milk away from
them. then?" queried Harold. -Harpers
Young People.
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Tramp-tramp-tramp. The sound
of many feet in the corridor; and soon
there is nothing left in the emptied cell
but the murderer's confession.
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Fresch Po;iteness.

NJ. Lefevre lin agonized whisper)-
Will madame kindly introduce me to re
lady on my right? I wish to speak to
her. =zs. Z
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is 90 we'll adapted to children that
I recommend it US superior nny prescription
Known to me-" H. A. ARCHER, NJ D.,
III So oxford St., brooklyn, N. 7.
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taken from the department in which it
is filed to the white house, given to the
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-. resigned" or removed, as the
case may be. To this paper, which is
filed with the names pertaining to the
case, the president attaches his sigma
ture and the paper is returned to the
department. When the senate is in
session again the nomination paper is
The Van Buren press., 1893-05-13

n am inconstant
A by nature. I
. love violent
. ly; 1 weary OF
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NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Erin saith Stoli & Co has rem we'd its
orAnch store iEom seattle And ali accounts due
sad htu must paid dtrecg 20 their san ran
cisco once. Parties making pay meut 70 Any one
rsrreseEii1s himself Agent gi ne bed reap u
as.s SMITH, 6ToLL CO
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ROE sA1K-sEAI EsrArE.

L,oR SAL. So 500 WILL BUY ACREs OF
L garden land, all under . high state Of cultiva-
ton: two miles from p stoffice on the Rainier car
line: will take part trade. ]. NJ. Boyd, room
Ea.Iey block.
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WANTED-rWO YOUNG BUSINESS MEN
w desire rooms and board in private family:
close in. Address with terms. r. & B., care Post
IDteiiigencer.
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ANY PERSON WISHING tn ENGAGE IN
N q paying business requiring small cap tai can
receive full information 0y calling NJ room ]!
stevens hotel opposite the Grand, between ana
O'clock r. m. daily.
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L>oR SALE-ANOTHER lUACRE TRACT.
Il six mites south; haf cleared: house. barn,
chicken house, stock. implements, wagon. furnl-
tnre, fruit, ETC; $1,000 Foster 4 Myers, 201
Washington block
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TOR SALE-SO ACRES BOTTOM LAND, IL
L miles from railroad station. on plank road; A
acres in fruit. etc: good frame house. chicken
houses, "a, 200. Foster 4 Myers. 2O7 Washington
block
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FnTND.

FDTND.
L,otND-IhE BEST PLACE To GET RE
1 pairing done; hrcyc ss kew fi,t.ae gun work a
speclaiiy- IL arty & all Pioneer building
I'ot MA FULL BLOOD SPANIEL Doc,
win leather 90 ar and lock and tar tag:
o~li., ca bsfe same by paving expenses Can at
e.t "t-s safeet and foreman of Washington
shoe tom pany
sTESOGR lPHERs.
4 SNiE ~. SANDS sTENO6RAPHYR AND
"A typewriter. 230-23i Fioneer block Tele
phone 40
NJ - MAY ELLIOTT, sfENoGRAPHER
W ahd typewriter. 49, Pioneer bu!cing; d,ets-
ton saksa q your onlcA
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LOST.
l OsT-LADY'S GOLD WATCH WITH DIA-
- ano2d stifInzS: attached TO fob caain with
diamond set locke; initials ~. p" watch !.
also name engraved on inside case. Liberal re-
ward viii be paid for return of same Il. &.
riinaeF " God a d Par.
l oSl-dN SECOND OR COLT MBIA ST
purse containing So IS. Two Steamboat tickets
AMI note. Return to Golden Rule Bazaar aud
receive suitable reward
o>t-a IADN'- GOLD WATCH FINDER
",ii re literally rewarded by leaving Ii Al
SOL Burke hUl dlns
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

LsoR sALE-PHOTOoRAPH GALLERY IN
II good location and doing good business Address
photographer. Pos,-lnteliigencer
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FOR REINFORCING HOUSES.
Tor RENT-LODGING HOUSE, sos MAIN
i street. close to site of Great Northern psssen-
ser depot: rent reasonable to desirable par w.
sack man Phillips Investment Company, 424 So
Bailey building
EOR RENT-LODGING HOUSES OF ALL
! kinds furniture for sac. W. T. Hall 4 Co..
POI New York block
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WI
NJ CO
|DAy on
VI wal
|kpriof
sue /
|nch "
|IDate
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IA ANlfh-SALARY OR COMMISSION To
W agents IA handle the Patent Ch-Ieical Ink
1esaag Pencil: she most useful and novel tuven.
0on az he age grasses INK Thoroughly IN two so.>
onds, works Ike mage. 200 soo rer cent
Drehit agents making sSh per we.k Ne also want
general agent ~ take charge OF territory and ar
pnint suh-agent<. rare chance to make r,oae,
!" re tnr t1Fn. and specimen of era<tus Monroe
Fraser Afe 60 Box SIS. n JrosSe WIS
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WAWrED-HNFORMATYON.

WANTED - INFORMATION OF THE
w whereabouts of Mr.. Silas Washblroe. when
last heard from was seattle. about two years
ago. Any information will be tn ankfu'iy received
by his wife, Mrs. SilAs Wash burne. 1851 Market
street. Oakland, Cal
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD; HONE COO
Il ing. dainty dishes. ia Third street
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LA HORTENSIA
1o-ATOCHA-12
AImaC6n de NOvedades.
MerCado, Colon y Ca.
12-ATOCHA-12

Ddo e favor ada d mas e pdbo dispenndo
etblecimnto prdnn medic OCCASION de hacerse
esta
Rinstld egnt bin local perteneoiene
a Ia Ramo Rivera,
F1oncIa 1emau1a kspaaa, Llglatefro, 4usbsa,
EUROPA AMERICA epndido
do exquisite justados
Ultima moia, que reaIizan
muchos de
Eegane sombreros omas los msmos eapotas
6n hno de Eoca eda b(anc cooes sehoras
cabalo:
alta sombrilas abrgos de
lana
de lo da dc las acred
bro de Par solctado povos SIMON
de fepa
Tn escot "~do &c objetos opos rea estuches
r.loncas.
jeteras, 8 Ga
Gndes color algod6n de hno
na, a,seda&
da Junoo de 1893
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Juan Casasampera
(Notuyo7 de Nasnou, CatolaMa)

Para informarle de asuntos que le
interesan desea saberse su Residential: ::
d'cese Sc encueutra en- Guayama 5
Cayey
DirJase a R Toro 6 ca fPonce)
Junio, Il de 1903
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co H E S

Constantemente Sc fetan en- La
Nuccn Hdtann dc don Luis Casals,
plaza de Las DeHcfas, precios con-
vencionales. y para cualquiera de los
Puntos dc la carretera central Via
jan en- combination con Cayey Ca
guas y directamente hasta la Capital
cuando SC piden con retorno. Equi-
pajes proporcionados
Ponce, Julio q de 1898 -Fyan-
cisco Bsce11a SIM.
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81 tic vivo
GRAN CARROCSELL AMERICANA
NOvIDo PoR FUERzA DE- vAPoR

CGHa de u 157Fo csquina 4 Ne,,des- IIIgo
Este magnfico aparato funciona todos los
dias desae las cinco ae IA tarde
Les dotningos oemas cias festivos, 81
Cayrousell esta destinado oxclus;vamente 4
las senoras Senoritas.
lseco de una carrera. 10 centavoa.
:Qaien no aprcvecha este inocente pasa-
tiehPo
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importante

En- la carpinteria LAS TRES T,
Marina ?. Ponce, cargo &c Hila
rion Vigo, Sc solioita I'll operario en-
tendido.
Nota-No e admiten recomenda
clones JUNO 20 &c 1893
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Sc VENDE

Una casa que forma esqnina en- las GALES
Aurora y Mayor. Is De mamposteris, en-
buen estado.
Para precio condiciones dirigirse zu
dueho, don Eduardo Lucca, en- Guayanilla
mi Ponce, Julio de l693.
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Ell DIVINO MAESTRO
Colegio de P,tnsera y sequ,ada e,.sej1anxa
ISABEL No 33.-PoscE

Desdr el dia s del prescnte Julio
quedan abiertas las classes de IA En-.
senanza. curse preparatorio. gaIanti-
zando a los padres que a los tres
meses podrdn apreciar los adelantos
que Sc promote el que suscribe oire.
Glen 10 igual rrsutado los alumnos
de segunda ensehanza que tengan
asignaturas para Setiembre- Di-
rector, Francisco e. dc .Siluo.
Ponce, Julio dc 1909
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1rtuyo 11ponte y Rodriguez
AVOCADO

Tiene alberto su estudio Ell la
Plaza Principal 10 ,. a la izquier-
la entrando en- la escribania del
senor Chardon, bajos de la casa
del senor Chevalier, antes don
Dimas Ramery, ofreco sus servi-
clos PROFESSIONALS.
Ponce, Mayo 2 de 1893.
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AGllIiIl FUuHRARIA

Hago saber al p1b!ico que dcsde
hoy Ia que esta5a a cargo de don
BartolomG Seaui, oalle Mayor, Sc la
trasladado a la calle de Wives. 10 33.
y continG4 bajo Il direction del que
suscfibe, que Is su ducho.
Iufouio Roca.
P.n-e. JUNO % de 1898 6.m
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I1Bl(Dl| n ! SO n
7 7

que es sinple1aente aceite de hlgado
lie bacalao descompuesto en- peque-
hisimaa partieulas y ,ligerido va, por
decirlo a8i, lnecanica1nente. Con
este SO evita :t lo6s e7tolnagos delica
dos de los enfermos Ell trabajo de
digerir, adelnas de que 10 todas las
personas, afn en buena salud, pue-
den digerir el aceite simple.
A las reconocidas Tirtudes del
aceite de hisa.o ao bacolao, Ia Emul
sion de fseets are las propiedades
restarrativaa Y Tortil]c2utes ae los
hipofNsfitos 10 cal : dc sosa. FL
conjunto for'na Ia preparation mas
efcaz en- existencia para todos los
casos en- que esta indicada segun el
dictamen unanine de los prlnclpales
medicos del universe.
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-TORRE, 2 Y CoN1ERCIo, 1e
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Ponce, Mayo 2 de 1893.
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productos quinco
Laboratories de
ofece p1bco general pfccios
En- ei despacho prescriprones naGutco
rvala mayor escrunulosidad u 1898
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FRANCISCO ClNTRON
CoAATo

C0Dlerctante alnaceniSta. TeataS al
por mayor y detail. Depdsdo del cree
tegte RON ESTRELLA n madras
bqjo teeho.
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lace pslhlieo que. con 'aotivo dc
G. oonv vcniri, eanfiri'ar con algunos
oocl.es line5res que on su agenc;a
tc;ii;4 lie ia prcpjeliasi lie don Pablo
Belga. los entreao d dieho senor
quien los vcndi6 i con Antonio Roca
continuando Segu} cen su agencia,
con coches de su propiedad. Ell el
missno sitio que el pubiico conoce,
dispuesto sicmpre complacer d todos
los que lc honran solioitandole, sin
alteration alguna.
nj Ponce, Julio 4 dc 1893
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Gran Hotel Marina ="

Los que suscrben, duenos de este antigua
Y acreditado estabecimiento, tienen ell gus
to de participar 81 pnblco, one icon esta
fecha queda alberto en- la misna forma que
10 estuvo anteriormente, admitiendo hues-
pedes abonados.
Tambien participant tener banos frios, ca
lentes de ducha, todas horas.
Box s. GARCfA
Ponce. Mayo de 1898 3Im