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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-26
De Gurabo nos egcrlben: aAyer "a az

De Gurabo NOS escrlben: layer "a se en-.
contraba en- 81 comercio de don Vicente Barros
nm vecino de Cayey y al llegar 81 mismo estable.
cimiento 81 jornalero jose Marcano, vsndiendo
lech6n asGdO, le di6 aquel unos cuantos azotes y
como tratara de defenderEe el agredido, ls dispa.
rs entonces 80 agresor dos tros de revolver que
afortunadamente no cauaaron da6o nj Marcano
nj los que sc sncontrsban en- ell establecimien-
to. La guardia civil aetuvo al agresor Y el Juz.
gado entiepde en- 81 asunto."
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ri aeffor Col

III sefor OolladO, representsnte de la Com.
panfs de Opera contratada en- BArcslona por ell
senior Segura VillalbR, nos ha asegurado que Ia
notable cantatriz Hefcrita Gil del Real, que tan
SOS apausos ha reeogido del pdbhco de esta Ca
pita1 como prinera tipie de la Compshia de Ma
Gin Varona Alvarado, ha frmaio escritnrs de
contrata, por Ia cual sc compromete trabsiar
como mezzo soprano, con Ia citada compaiiia de
opera que de un momento otro negara a esta
Ciudad.
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En- ell d" Paris-Bazar'

encontrara listed el mas brillante surtido de
sOMBREROS de Ultima mods para seforaa
nifios.
C0RSES para Reforas yninss variss formas.
GUANTES de hilo cabritillR ssda.
CINTURONES de todas classes
Gale de Ia Fortalsza no ~.
Pedro GSassi.
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NOTlCIAS GENERATES

Hemos dido decir que en- ciertos cfrculos se
comenta mucho el discurso pronuncado aver por
nuestro respectable amigo ell Lcdo. senior don
Francisco de P. Acuna, vice.preaidente de Ia
Junta del Centsnario en- ell acto de Ia aperture
de la Exposition. Dicen que como suyo, fue
muy corrscto el citado discurso, pero que 81 ha.
Ger el proceao del Certamen, desde que ne proyec.
to hasta Ia fscha, omiti6 citas muy impo1tantes
entire elias las que se resren Ia parte que en- su
realization han tornado Ell Gobierno de Madrid Y
ell General de esta Provncia. Nosotros, On rsali-
dad, NADIA podemos negar nj airmar. Nuestro
Director, que hubiera podido darnos detalles del
citado acto, NO pudo asistir Ia aperture de 10
Exposition por hsberse indispuesto Ultima hora.
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rriente, az al ha-rio dc Jauca, Iep iudividuou
Fernando Rsdriguez Bsrnardiua Tones, rscla.
mados por sl Jrzgado pcr rapto; por Ii de Utua-
do, al mismc dia, el barrio Saito-abaio, los
vecinos Domingo Roia Don Eduardo Perez,
por hurto del primero al segunio heridas de
este a primero; por Ii de PIsdrzs eI "a, el indi.
viduo jose Ires Rodriguez, Yeclamado por Ell
Juzgado; por Ia de Gursbo, 81 mismo dia, el We.
cino del pueblo de C6guas Vicente Ferrer, Dor
haher agredido con un foete jose Marcano. v
dispsrado dos tiros de rew5lve,; por IL de Baya.
mon, el dia de aver, 81 ipdividuo Nicasio Vaz.
qusz (s) Bombito, por aospecha de hurto de una
novilla y por Ia del Dorado, ell individuo Cefsri.
no Cabrera (a) Ri COLO, por escandalo y desobe.
diencia un cabc municipal
VAPORES que se esperan: - EI sspanol
"Alsva ssli6 el Is del corriente de Liverpool.
El esp. "Ram6n de Herrera sali6 sl 20 de ls
Habana J llegar& aquf el 80 del actual. EI espa.
FOL "Benita" dehs hsber saltdo sl l6 de Liver
pocl. El aeman t-RehI wieder," procedente de
aamburgo, Bremen Santhomaz eHtark aquf ell
% del que rigs y seguirk Wage para Aguadills.
aayaguez, Poncs, Colon, Oartsgena Sabanilla
Sl esp miguel Gallsrt" saIi6 e Is directamsuts
te 10 Ooruna para este puerto ssguirk visge pa.
"a 10 Habsna y CisnfusgoR. El esp. mBuens.
vsntGra," saldr4 de Liverpool 81 80 del actual
Ei Is el esp. "Conds W frsdo debs hsper salido
ts Oanarias para este puerto, el de Santiago de
Cuba y la Habsns.
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iEXPOSICION!

Ea en- reaIidGd, una verdadsra Exposition
de objstos dtiles para las fsmilias los que se
exiben en- el gran almacen de novedades de los
sefores 8. Melon y Ca, en- esta capital. Hay aIh
m el ramo que se dediea Il csss, absolutsmen.
te de TODD cuanto sc pueda neceaitar. Aconseis.
mos las persOnas de gusto que visiten dicho
estableclmiento, para que Sc convenzan de 10 oue
dsjamos dicho. Todos recibIr6n gratas impre.
stones al sdmirHr tan hernoso surtido al apre.
elar la amabilidad cos los psrroquianos de los
dne6os de Ia casa sus emplaados. l5-l
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Los vecinos de Puerta de terra ss qusjan
de que por aquellas 1atstwdes NO 90 ham repartido
programas de Las festas, sino & los comercios,
por cuya circumstance muchas fsmilias no pudie.
RON prssenciar los fuegos artifciales que se que.
maron anoche en- la Plaza de Alfonso XII.
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En Ia nadrugada del die 20 del corrients se
redujo cenixas la casa de d. Julio Martinez,
mayordomo de la hacienda .sBuena visits, sita
an el barrio de Hoyos-Muas de Ia Jurisdiction de
Ia Carolina Calcdlanse las p6rdidas en- sesenta
pesos sin que haya que lamentar dssgracia perso.
nal alguna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-26

Sc esta celebrando CON gran ponpa zis.
tencia de numerosiHimos feles, las novenas de
Nuestra Sehors ds Is Providencja en- Ostedral
La eoncurrencia adnira el nuevo y precioso alta
denldo Ia piedsd del veciadario loH desver
los de nuestro respectable amigo el Sr. Romeu
arcedisno de ssta Catedral.
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Despues de brilIantss ex&menea ha recibido
sl tftuo dc Licenciado en- Farmacis, por esta sub
delegaclon del ramo, nusstro eEtimado amigo el
apreciable joven msysguezsno aei1or don Antonio
Rodriguez Nszario. LIE fslicitamoa Einceramanta.
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Oambios del Banco Espspol, Hiados On la of.
ina del dicbo establecimisAto hoy tlaa 8 de
s tarde:-Espana l34 pS Paris 38 nS
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cual mss de Noviembrs veremoE instalado en- es.
to pueblo 81 reloj p6bliso, porque como Ell actual
Ayuhtamiento ofreci6 o pueblo verlicar la inlta.
lacion en- 81 mes de Novembge, sI del a1o ac-
tual u Ia trsnsSurrido, bueno es IS Der aque No.
viemnte Sc referira. ~ Ell hospitsl7. Este pa.
rece que no Eera un kecho pOrque no tenemos
defecho exjr el mpiimientode alguna obli-
gasiop, por no haberse fjado fechs en- los &kasss
de los ogros de esta fnaula, para edifcarlo Pero
cansado va ell pueblo--al essrno sngsnado-de
ofrscimientos del nueyo, i2sstrs ssmpdtico Nj
aisterso de aldea desearis yer correspondencia al
aufragio que expontansamente por ellos emiti6
no debemos conssntir que algun NAL intencio-
nado ae le ocurra rscordar los adagios de que
"otro vendra que buenos nos hara" que "sali.
mos de Guatsmala entrsmos en- Guate- peor'
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ADVERTENCIA

No serviremos ninguna suscripci6n LA Co
RRnsPcNDENOIA que junto CON ID solicltud no se
reunita, cuando msnos, el importe de un trirnes-
ire, que son DOS PESOS moueda corriente
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do 81 palscio de Santarce, estudiar las instala.
clones hechas y las que se vayan hacienda J ocu-
parnos Dc elias CON d mayor acopio de detalles
possible.
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IsE COMPRA

SE COMPRA
DE CONTADO
Saldos de Merinos, Casi.
nires y Alpacas. Mandar
muestras CON precios ,
cantidad.
Sastrena francesca NSS0T,
Capital.
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Calzsdo para seforas calzado para cSballe.
roa; calzsdo para ninos Il Los mas fuertes bo-
|nitos; lob mas de moda los venden Borras y Rel.
mes, SaA Francisco 90.
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La nueva directiva del Circulo de Ofcinis.
tas de Ponce ss como sgue: Presidente, don
Augusta Pasarrel; Vice-Presidente, don Baudi.
lio Rabalns; Teaorero, don Manuel A. Yordap;
Pro. Tesorero, don Carlos F. Chardon; Csvero,
don Manuel N. Yordan; Suplents dom Amador
Riera; secretario, don Felix Pubil; Vice.secreta.
rio, don Enrique Duran; Vocales, don jose Fer
nandez, don A. Bessana; Suplentes, dom jose L.
Miranda, don Manuel Izquieedo, don Guillermo
Sapia, don Manuel j. Vidsl."
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A LA MEDIDA
q Trajes de casimir
desde
8 pesos z Octuvos.
Americanas de alpa-
ca, de q & S pesos.
ISastrersG .FrGsscesG
TIss Q T. - Capital.
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En- Ia mafana de aver go fug6 de Ia c6rcel
de Aguadills, el p-eso Juan Rivera (a) Aguila,
siendo capturado hoy por fuerza de 10 guardis
civil de auueI puesto.
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Por fuerxa de la guardia civil del puesto de
Santa Isabel, fueron detenidos el dia ~ del CO.
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Venta de I'm buQue

Sc vende el bergantin americana " NAN.
SON" de 26l toneladas de registro, anclado an
este puerto. Para precios coadici0nea, dirigir.
% MULLENHoTF KoRBER.-Puerto-Ric Rico. -
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@ Ponce r:': s.:s r:ss. :s !: sa 's.ss s''a:.a :.'ss'
che que AdmitirA hasts tres passjeros. Para in.
formes dirigirse 10 empresa de coches de Mater,
en- esta Marina.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-23
500 Reward. 500

The reader of this paper will be pleased to
earn that there is at least one dreaded diseased
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls CatarIh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being Constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treatment,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of
he system, thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease. and giving the patient strength
by building upt the constitution and assisting
somuch faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t
fails to cure. Send tor list Of testimonials.
Address, +: J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
nYSold by Druggists, 75c
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Once Lived in skowhegan.

Baltimore, Md, December cas-. H.
Hart, who was president of the State
bank of Buckley, Washington, was
arrested here yesterday on charge OF
embezzling 5000 of the funds of that
bank. Hart is said to have many aliases
and to have conducted his swindling
operations in many states. At one time
he turned up in Skowhegan, Maine,
where he engaged in the wholesale
bottom and shoe business. Here for the
first time he used the name of Hart. He
went TO Buckley, Washington, where he
started the State bank and became its
president. About a year ago he ran for
county treasurer and came very near be-
ing elected. He left there on Novemb Der
IS, when his accounts were found to be
$50, 90 behind.
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The Grange Adopts Resolution.

The following resolutions were adopted
by the State Grange at Dover:
Resolved, That our members of Con-
gress be urged to use every honorable
means to prevent any changes in the
tariff which in their judgment will work
hardships to the laboring class. +.
Resolved, That in view of the fact that
the former is more heavily taxed than
any other class, and wages of farm help
are higher than in other countries, the
removal or lowering of the duties on
agricultural products is an unjust dis
elimination against them.
Resolved, That some missionary work
should be done outside the Grange to
reach that class who pay little or no tax,
but are always ready to vote money for
Others to pay and re usually ruled by
politicians.
Resolved, That we recommend to our
capitalists the developing Of the re-
sources of our own state, with it's sure
and steady gains, in preference to city
lots in Southern cotton fields colored by
a fiowery auctioneer and shown from a
palace car window.
Resolved, That in view of the fact that
nearly all the unemployed class who are
the recipients of charity have been but /,
short time in the country, that we are iii
favor of more stringent and better exc
cuted laws in regard to foreign immigra-
tion.
Resolved, That we express our salts
faction with the good work done by the
State Board of Agriculture, the Maine
State College and the experiment. station,
all Of which are doing grand good work
for the. betterment of agriculture in our
state.
. Resolved, That we recommend to subor-
dinate Oranges the buying and owning
together of farm implements that may be
used to advantage by a neigh borhood,
such as corn and potato planters, grain
drills, manure spreaders, etc.
Resolved, That we will continue the
work already begun to secure for the
agricultural class more equal laws in re-
gard to taxation.
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A Handsome Calendar.

Mr.. J. Putnam Stevens, agent of the
Massachusetts, Mutual Life Insurance
Company, is supplying his customers
with very handsome calendar that his
company has issued. 1t has twelve por-
traits of representative Americans, with
scenes from their lives. handsomely
printed in colors, and on the back is a
biographical sketch of EACH 1t is a
work of art.
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DEERING.
Deering Center.

Deering Center.
The Columbia lodge, D. of R., of
Woodfords, held their election of officers
Wednesday evening, and the following
were elected for the ensuing term
N.G.-Edith C.Soule.
V.S.-Mrs. 81 enry Higgins.
Recording Secretary-Minnie a. Soule
Financial Secretary-Mrs. Matthews.
Tfeasurer-Maud Pollock.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Hattie 4. Higgins and
John e. Thompson, on Wednesday eve
ming December 30.
Mr.. Oliver Lowell is recovering from his
recent illness.
Miss Mary Hutchins, is confined to the
house with a cold.
Mr.. Hoegg and family went to Boston
last Monday night.
Miss Lucy Hawkes. is spending her
Christmas vacation at her grandfather
ON Central avenue. =!
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Second Parish Church.

Sunday morning there will be at the
Second Parish church Christmastide
service prepared for the Congregation
alist" and used by hundreds of churches
all over the country. 1t includes
anthems, hymns and responsive read
ings. In the evening a Sunday school
Christmas concert will be given, for
which extensive preparations have been
made. For other services, see the an
nouncement in Sunday Services,
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

e Fancy border, also white at .03c
Fancy border, also white and
Embroidered .05c
Embroidered .OSc
Fine Sheer Lawn, also Linen .10c
Mems Pure Linen .10c
Swiss Ware and Silk Embroi-
0s Mems Hemmed and Hemstitch. ~
- All IL our iirt Csc to s5o patterns to-
" Needle fs and Fancy worked But 80
ton hole edge, worth so to so at 25c
A show case full Of Mems SILK
Handkerchiefs and Muflers.
worth 75 to $1.25. to-day price soc
Perfumes in Fancy Bottles 10 and / SC
CeIlulOid Brush and Mirror
Sets. Werth 1.50, t0-day's price soc
All our Cellulaid Novelties 4
at liz price.
We will sell the Senator Shirt to-
day at zoe.
Also the Bonanza at 59c.
soc COrsets at soc.
All our Kid Gloves to-day 1-2 price.
UnbIeached Table Damask IL 1-2c
yard.
wide Wamsutta Black Cottod to-
day Sc.
Black and Colored Dress Goods half
price.
We have marked down our entire
stock for t0-day's sale.
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Christmas Concert.

There will be Christmas concert Civ
en- by the Sunday school connected with
the Chestnut street, NJ. e. church on
Sunday evening in the audience room of
the church, beginning at 7 o'clock. A
very interesting programme has been az
ranged.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-23
A Pistol at Her Head.

New York, December 22.-Two masked
burglars broke into the residence of
Christopher Meyer at Maspeth. l.. T., at
2 o'clock this morning. Miss Meyer
awoke with a scream, but she was told
that further outcry meant death. While
one of the burg lars held pistol to her
head, the other ransacked the house and
got $4,000 worth OF diamonds and $50 in
money. Both burglars then escaped.
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Mrs. MAVERICKS Case.

London, December 22.-Baroness De
Rogue, mother of Mrs. May brick, the
American woman serving life sentence
on conviction of having poisoned her
husband, has engaged counsel to reopen
the case. The counsel has commune
Gated to the home secretary that he has
new evidence of sensational character,
supporting Mrs. May bricks claim of in
nocence.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-23

The usual Christmas services, with
Sc mon, will be held on Monday at 10. 80
IL. Ill. All are welcome. The Christmas
tree service with carols will be held on
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. All are
invited.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-23
OBITUARY.
Russell s. Morrison.

Bangor, Decem Der pa telegram re-
ceived this afternoon announces the
death at his winter home, at Benedict,
Fla, last evening of Russell S. Morrison,
a prominent citizen of Bangor. He was
aged about 70 years, and had been in
failing health number Of years. He
was formerly in the wholesale grocery
business but retired some time ago with
competence. He leaves widow.
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Christmas Concert,

A Christmas concert will be given by
the Sunday school at Williston church,
Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock
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OF famous paintings by European masters
Among the works shown are the following sub
iects:
Entrance of Carl v. into Antwerp" by
Hans Makart.
lie Passeur," by Emile Ravard
lie B0urget," by the greatest of French
military painters, "a. De Neuville.)
AT the Fountain from u street scene in
Kouen. by Andreotti.
These reproductions are made from negatives
taken from the original paintings and show In
perfect detail the delicate and artistic touch OF
the painter.
The pictures range in size from 15x22 to 22
KS inches and have been placed in beautiful
frames. we shall offer these pictures at very
low prices and an excellent opportunity is given
Tor the purchaser of Christmas gifts that VIII
be sure to please the recipient at small expense
The sale Will commence Thursday DecemDef
2lst, and continue through the holidays PC
lures will be delivered to all parts of the city
without charge. Parties wishing to send PIE
lures to distant friends may have their seec-
tons packed safely and shipped from the store
without further trouble to them.
l.. A. c O u L D,
dee22 400 Congress St dt
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GU

Plush Rocker is the best present
You can make your friends. We
have them for $3.50, $3.50, SIS,
S., S7,ssSS, SO, $40 and SIG, and
for a splendid
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The First National Bank of Portland

at Portland, in the State of Maine, at the close
of business, December 49, 1898. ;
RESOURCES.
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These are additional programmes:
ST. DoMINIC's.
Services at a. m. and 1890 a. m.
Organ Prelude, Batiste
Adeste Fideles, Noyello
Kyrie Elelson, Mario
Gloria in Excelsis, Mario
Veni Creator soprano solo) Cirillo
Credo. Mario
Observation-Disclosures Pastores,
Lambillotte
Sanctus, GOunod
Benedictus, Gounod
Agnus Del, Mario
March for Organ, Whiting
Vespers at 5 p. m.
OrganYPrelude, Ashmalt
Psalms for the day, Gregorian
Jesu Redemptor, Wilcox
Magnificent, Mozart
Alma Redemptorist, Lambillotte
Q, Salutaris, Gounod
Adeste FideIes, Novello
Tantum Ergo, Beale
Laudate Dominum, Lambillotte
Organ March, Smart
The organist is Fannie NJ. Egan.
CLARK MEMORIAL, wooDFoRps.
U.5U a. m.
Organ voluntary, Batiste
Anthem-Where is He that is Born
King Of the Jews, c. E. B. Price
Solo and ouartette-o Holy Night,
Adolph Adam
Authenticate, the Herald Angels
Sing, Emerson
Organ-Hallelujah Handel
There will be Sunday school concert
in the evening, at o'clock.
STATE STREET.
Evening Service.
Organ = Offertoire on Christmas
Anthsm-fshere were Shepherds ''l'
Blumenschein
Anthem-O, Zion that Tellest, Stainer
Carol-When Christ was Born,
George VIM. Warren
Pastoral Symphony-Messiah, Handel
Largo-Aerxes, Handel
See, the Conquering Hero Comes,
Joshua, Handel
!. The organist and director is Harvey
Murray,
FIRST FREE BAPTIST.
Sunday Evening.
Prelude-Orga
Anthem-There were Shepherds,
Gaul
Gloria.
Hymn for Christmas, Mendelssohn
Hym--Hark, Hark, My Soul, by
Chorus of 80 voices.
Hymn, by Chorus of 30 voices.
Postlude, Organ
G. F. Jones is organist and director, A.
L.~Ryser organist for the occasion; j. E.
Fisher, chorister.
ST. LUKE's CATHEDRAL.
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Can rest assured yours will be
a comfortable parlOr. There
are ParlOr Tables, however, to
be considered, and we have them
at $500, 81, SIS, $6. 81, SIS and
up to SIS. We
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-23
CHRIST MAS

Present they have no equal.
Lamps also are a beautiful gift
at this season of the year. Ban
quet Lamps for $3.50, 500,
$50, 500 and up to $500, are
very fine and the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-23

Go to the expense of buying one
of our handsome Silk Lamp
Shades all colors, shapes and
styles. Nothing sets lamp off
like silk shade and nothing in
the decoration of your parlor
will
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as much improvement in its
appearance. Then if You wish
to go further and put in a new
ParlOr Suit, say in Plush at $40,
$50, $50, S75, and BrOcatelle at
$85 to $l6O. Then
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-23

You could add all the Drapery
and odd pieces to the collection,
but we don't want you to forget
that very essential piece Of fur
niture, and the best
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-12-23
GOODS

Have just arrived so you can be
sure of buying the latest in the
market when you buy from us.
Piano Lamps for $3.50, $50,
1000, 1900 and 1900 make .
beautiful present, especially II
you
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-30
Fourth Dav-Fridav. Nov. 10.

Race No. Is. Purse $3.50. Trotting and pac.
ing 800 class: 2-year-ods. , in 3. Race No.
IA. Purse $500. Pacing 2:26 class. Race NO.
Is. Purse 500. Hotel Stakes, free for all.
trotting. Race No. Ii. Purse $780, Running,
all ages. catch weiRht a mile dash; 90 TO
first 20 to second, 10 TO third.
Fifth Day-Saturday, Nov. IL.
Race No. Il. Purse $3.50. Trottin y, 800
class. Race No. IS Purse $3.50. Running:
2-year-ods that have run and not won at the
meeting; beaten once 3. twice 10 pounds; s.
to a mile Race No 10 Purse SlI5. TrOtting.
I've ar.olds. Texas bred; $40 to accompany
nomination, St9 additional to start, with $40