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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-17

a LIAS 81 oNS-IN HE DISTRICT
n court Of the Firrt judicial district Of tho
state Of Montana land tor tho county of Lewis
and larke.
Helena Lumber company, plaintiff, vs.. George
II. Few, Arthur l.. lew, Ellen Emmett, Mary i.
Batter, Nathan ". Llood and Arthur on rien,
detondan's.
1.-The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by tho above named plaintiff
N the district court OF the First Judicial district
q the state Of Montana, in and for the county of
LEWIS and Clarke. and to ans or the complaint
NED therein within ten days texcIuslvs OF the day
VI snFVlce) attor the service O you OF this sum
mons, if served within this county: OF. if served out
Of this county, but in this district, within
Judgment by default will be- taken asains. you
according, To the prayer Of said complaint
~ II saii aeiton u b'onyht to obtain a decree
inechalic' hen doscribed in the complaint and
fled b. the plaintiff in TIL otice OF II o county
recorder Of Lewis AM lark o5un'y, Montana.
Ter ltteen 05) i'll bio * two hundred aud .ilty-
SIX lIj6) Of the + asterly addition t, tie ,itg of
ing beer hle,l to secure the payment Tor lumber
and %inatcFlai of tho reasonable value Of ono
hundred aLd eighty dollars and fifty coats
tslo.'gl sold, delivered and iurn 8 ed by plain
III 10 TIE defendant George II. Pew, me CON
tfh.tor Tor Q owner OF The saii property, for a
a ,g9'it b idi Ing ",ootet by h.na ~. nc eat
u" 500 u ID the procee 3 applied to tho In" Inent
. ms sah A'lount VII ten per cent IL t,;e, It
=" ICON the ssld uhte oil ming: and fof thu
~; q Ihct sum OF one dollar. costs of iiing. aid
MY doIals attorneys fec. and for costs OF
.u!t; Ior detein2cy ,iuigrnent &nt execution
~ thI hsor,7 J.: ew ia casv TIA. 81 DC eds
l, rH"f DO II t sufficient. to psy tho sn ~: aud
3htta.l' 7 ttedet n:antsa and ali person 81 m n.
~ through or IL lex them DO barred m! foIe-
.t'S'd Oh al rEAt, title. claim, lien Or int.ie4t
genoral roll f. M
ana you gro hareby notified that IL You fail to
appear tnl ans wcr tho ea!d compliant. rs nhnvs
teiair'd' tho raid plaiutitt. VIII Apply to tho
'"uI' 10" tt4 reliof densndei in the complaint.
tni'"n nnasI my hand and the seal Of the lis,
uiet court Of the First Judicial district OF thu
stat OF ~sloitana. III and FOR tho
800 w. county of LOWS AID tiar.o,
Tenl Iitst this 9Th day of February. IN tIo
1hd' 1T. year Of our Lord ono thonsaLd
{ curt. eight huDdr"d ana ninety,hree.
r JOHN BEAN. Clerk
BY q. o. FRG- MAJ. inuuty [ ier..
LGslin az lIaGcu. Alton u. "a fur I,Isi... " 49,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-17

Only Two Nights and Fast Time to Chi
caxo.
The Great Northern makes several hours
quicker tims--Hslena to ST. Psul-than any
other line; is the only line which makes the
run to Chicago in two nights, other lines
using three aud four nights.
b. H. LANGLEY.
General Ticket Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29
From Empire .
Empire, Nov. %,

Empire, Nov. %, 1893.
The present storm has brought
ducks and geese to the river in i'm
mense quantities, but Empire and
Brunswick have boys and shotguns
enough to make it uncomfortable for
them. The school viii be closed this
week and the ducks and geese will
suffer. Some of our boys are in
training for Virgins shooting match,
and are practicIng throwing at ducks,
having decapitated dozen decoys,
but decoy ducks don't duck when
the stick is thrown. Virgins Is GO
ing to give a free lunch to the shoot
ers, spectators, and everybody who
cares to partake of it. He IS going
to stuff an 500 pouud beef with
turkeys which will be stuffed with
fresh oysters. The beef with this
novel stufing will be barbecued on
Dead Mans island, if the weather
pSIiIlitS. iIIS iINSl IdISSo " SuSil a
pitch last night that JIm's pontoon
bridge dragged its anchor and IS on
its way to the Sink, but the anchor
is still here. Arthur Morris has
kindly rendered HIM the use of his
beautiful yacht, the Nonpariel, which
he will use for ferry on the Goth
and 30th; and if the crack shots find
shooting twenty pound turkeys too
slow, he will take them to the Mex
lean dam where they can angle for
trout. He will furnish tackle, bal t
and other necessaries. He says
every reasonable man must 60 away
with an 81 will come again" feeling.
Prof. McDiarmid and Miss Mamie
Hickey, teachers in the Empire
school are going to attend the
Teachers Institute.
Hank May, who has been laid up
with la grippe and rheumatism for
| over a month, is able to be around
again. The mills are all running a
little. The town is unusually quiet,
no deaths, births, foot-races, fights
| or law suits for whole week.
NFIT MAUFP
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29
ROBERTS INDIANS.
lie Will Exhibit Them at the Min
ing Camp.

Oliver Roberts is now assembling
his talent for his big Indian Show at
the Mid winter Fair. He will run
a theatrical Indian Show in the 40
Mining Camp aud also have Scalp
and Medicine dances in an enclosure
where there will be a regular Indian
encampmcnt. There the Indians
will be plying their regular indus
tries making basket work, bead work,
trophies and weapons of war. This
Will be one of the most interesting
exhibits at the Fair. The following
Indians have been already engaged:
Big>Cut-ln-the- face, Black Cloud,
Little Man, Ia Hoe, Falling Leaf,
Mahoe, Rattle Snake-in- his-Leg-
gins, Small Eyes, Red Dog. Hide
Behind Rocks, Hail Stone~in- his
Stomach, Coyote Boy
These are the regular names of the
savages Roberts has engaged, but
when he wants one he don't stop to
run the hyphenated appellations, but
says. Here Pete, 81 say, Jim"
exc. etc.
The Indians with there gorgeous
trappings will fall on San Francisco
Sunday morning and march up Mar
ket street directly to the '4G camp,
where they Will pitch their tents
and take up winter quarters.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29
ALI Or

The Rule drift has been started on
the Comstock. jim we'r watchil'
yer,
Boss filed cases warranted to weaT
20 years, fine movement $500 1t
G0lden's.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisen.ent of the candy store opposite
the Postofiice.
Frank Dunn was in town yester-
day. He is up from Independence
Cal. and returns in a few days.
The last of the rrospectors out in
Pine Nut arrived III town yesterday
aud report that little work will be
done now out there until Spring
opens.
There is an immense landslide
a bout three miles west of LluYhton's
on the Truckee river says the True
kee Republican. Those who have
seen it say it looks as if the whole
mountain had slid to the edge of the
river IN all it covers about five
acres.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29
RentOn's Liniment.

Which has been used in Carson for
over twenty-five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it 1t Is really intended for
horses but works with the same mag
zeal effect on the human. 1t is a
powerful remedy and for rheumatism
is the king of the world. Aches
knocked out in short order. No
horseman should be without IL bot
tie. nGtf
Benton's Liniment for sale at all
drug stores.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29

of him, that lie had been husily en-
gagged for several days writing the
speeches of those who had preceded
and those who were yet to speak and
that he had had no time to prepare
speech for himself. Great laugh
teri He said he was forced to adj
NIT that he was once member of
the press gang, but that he had re
formed and was now the trusted and
honored attorney % the Salvation
Army. He made a Enthusiastically
humorous speech but ended with u
glowing tribute to the press of New
ada, which he declared would COM
pare favorably in ability and honesty
with that of any section where the
English language was spoken or NUT
Hated.
Hon. w. J. Westerfeld gave an
interesting relation of his visit to the
Worlds Fair. He spoke enthusias-
tIcally of Nevada's exhibit and her
exhibitor and seconded the motion
that Mr. Yeripgton be selected to
represent the State at the Midwinter
Exposition in San Francisco.
B. Leete also suggested that
the oeople of Nevada should not de-
nand unon the minino industry alone
but that the baretof, re NEGLECTED. 40
,ic,,ltur,I ministry should reca;ye
nroner attention as if was evidently
the great source of our future wealth.
He asked that Mr.. Yerington be en-
dorsed as our representative at the
Nidwiuter Fair and upon nuttiuo
tho question II was ,,r,rIed mani
,,,ora1,,
NJ WARRINGTON axnrasOe5 IN titt;ro
TONNE Ii, o,,1roo;o+;a, of +ba do,hlo
honor conferred unon him He
smoke elooueptlv of the assistance he
had received from John Ernst whom
he introduced to the companv. and
ubo rosnondad in . mont snaocb
...,,;.,, z,t;-s.,1 .L- o--,,,,l,loe., .1,a+
,., ,,o, 5o.o,af +ho or.,,,;,on.
- -, .,;s
q To,os sool-a f,r tho Ioo,l
fra+arni+r which no upbIuabirolv
dooI.rad ,,.,s NOT 4 for ia ,eraci+v
and General inteoritv He. however.
redeem. d himself bv making an ex-
Gallant sneech renlete with sense and
loo;o andine, with an aIoouen+ +r;b-
,.o - bic ,a,sa,a1 fr;ord ,bo o,as+
oftb.aan;n,
Toas,masta. Pike then stated that
the hour was late. and was proceed-
ing to close the festivities when he
was INTERRUPTED by Major Dennis.
who stated that there was an imports
ant omission in the evenings pro
GRAM He was = little tenacious Of
tho r;,bts and reooo,;+;o, Of tho
,,ororotion which WOO ,osS;n,, nm Tho
downward Grade INTO the Dark Val
lev: that all honor had been done to
the guest of the evening, but that no
reference had been made to his ven
erabIe nrooenitor who was seated nv
his side. He was quite certain that
Int for Fl M Yerinoton there would
have been no jim L erlngtOn, and
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29
TOnight'S Ball.

Tonight Armory Hall will contain
crowd of jolly dancers, the occas-
ion of the Work mems ball. No
pains have been spared to make it a
top notch affair, and as the music
will be under the leadership of Prof.
thinner, it will be all that anybody
would ask for.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29
After the Ball Tonight.

The Ormsby will set fine spread for
the Workmen and their friends
Roast turkey, roast pig and oysters in
every style.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29

For fine watch and jewelry re-
pairing go to Golden's. First-class
work, low prices and prompt atten-
ton always guaranteed. Jy22
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29

Open all night for the Workmer
and their friends at the Ormsby.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29

In order to supply the demand for
dry goods, M. Conn has concluded
to replenish his stock, which VIII be
sold at a still greater reduction in
prices. o3Itt
Prof. L. thinner will furnish
music for balls, parties, private and
public entertainments, and give in
structions on ten instruments; violin
and mandolin speciality. Apply at
Ormsby House.
From now on the Capitol Restau-
rant will furnish tickets good for 81
meals for "a 90 or SIS per month.
For 81 you can get ticket for 81
meals which entities you to chicken,
porterhouse or oysters served every
meal. Private lunches or dinner
parties furnished for $40 ard up
wards. oS1m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-11-29
Notice.

For the convenience of the public,
the Tax Receiver viii; besides office
hours, keep his office open from 7:30
to $50 o'clock p NJ. Taxes will be
delinquent on December 4th, at the
closing of business on that date
E. AUBE,
Tax Receiver.
Mckees Rocks, Pa, Feb. 3, 1892.
NORMAN LfrcHY MFG. Co, Des
Moines, la.
CENTLEMAN:-Your Krause' s Head
ache Capsuels have been and still are
the greatest sellers and have given
the most entire satisfaction of any
article we ever kept in our stores.
We have sold gross after gross of
them in the past two years and in
not 4 single case have they failed to
cure any and all kinds IF headaches
in the most satisfactory manner,
Yours respectfully,
X. ID KRAMER K Co.
For sale by Summers & Dauchy,
druggists. III
ADVICE To MoTHERs.- Wins
low ; Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, s2ftens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea,
% cents bottle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-29

Contirda Ia suGcripcion iniciada por Sl Ayun
tamiento de Bayam6n para ayudar los gaHtoa
de la guerra de Africa.-Suma anterior:-l.04O
pesos, 22 centavon.-Don Joas Maria Cobian, 80
centa Vos dom Emilio FresaO, SO idem; dom An.
gel Otero, peso; don Emilio Vall6a idam;
don Manuel Perez Fernandez, idem; don Emi
liano Melendez so centavos; don Manuel Men
dez, SO idsm; don Emilio Lopez. l pese; don
Adolfo Hernandez, iden, don jose Rodriguez
idem, dom Jose ma Perez; idem; don Santa
60 C6rdova so centavoE; don Angel Css6, 2 Pc
sos; dom Rsmen Coblan idem; dom Daniel Ar
gIelles, idem; dom Paciico Sobrino, l idem;
don Jose Gonzalez, idem; don Juan Jose Fer
nandez. SO centavos; don Antonio Cabranes, l
peso dom Junn Lorenzo Martinez, idem.-Su.
man-.1O63 pesos % centsvos. (ContlnuarG)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-29

br las torres q. Ethel 20 NOS decidimos negamos
arriba Paseabame 20 por todas pares mienras Ethel
sent6 admirar aquella hermosa perspective Haaba
bastante eio de ella cuando de pronto vi a
conde de Grasol entonces Ia sido cuando ha di-
cho. .pues. 10 que 20 te he dicho, Ique me ANAL
Mad. WilOugby guard6 un instants de silencio; re-
fexionaba. . r-.-<-s@
" tt, Minnie, repHc6 al fin. Squ6 le has cOntss-
-iYol.. .Pero primero Kitty to ruego que
mires asf; me das miedo Eento que las lagrmas mo
vienen los ojos.
llsv6 Ell extreme de rosados dedos & los ojos
rataudo de enjugsr de producer mas ben, una grima
ausente.
Su hsrmana Ia tranquiliz6 con adem6n maternal r
reprodujo Ia pregunta.
h-lPues bien lie he dicho que, ciertamente, des-
pu6s de TODD 10 que habfa hscho por m podfa
grata EntonceB eI ha comenzado habar muy de pri.
"a, medic italiano medic inges; 70 compren
dfa muy bien, pero adivlnaba.
-lY despues2
-Pero 81 es ESQ todo.
STodo?
-lAhl tan bien me ha cogido la mano.
-i Minniel
-Pero lya que me ba aalvado la vidal
Sea; en- fin, resp6ndeme francamente itd le amasf
-IQue 81 le amol. No 10 s6. No me desagrada;
teDe aapecto dulce desgraciado. ~ soy 20 misma
tan des9raciadat. Quisera que hubiese saliva
do. ..yo no le pedf que bai.se al plecipcio Mira
Kitty salvame tn vez. .vovamos gquiergs2 De-
iennos Ia Italia; 20 te 10 ruego.
Isl absoutamente 10 dsseas, Minnie, NADIA mas fkcil,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-29

salvador En- fin, aapecto tan dichoso. que e
hubiera prometido cuauto hubiera querido De vuel.
ia casa, dome miedo 10 que haba hecho pa6 toda
Ia noche llorando.
-lPobre ninal sno habras vueto verle sin duda2
No tali-excam6 Minnie desolads.-Cuando re.
grese Lcndres espersba bre de 81 psro al da al
guiente de mi llegada rec1 carta tan trste.
TIE eEcribi6? a.
81 unacarta mu respetuosa pero muy desesperada
y 10 cua fueme precise contestsr.
-lAh Minniel Spor que NO me has dicho todo eso2
NO podia. to estabas en- Escocia. Por de-
testo Ia Escocia. .-:.-*
.. -lPero haber hablado nuestro padre .<
Me d& mucho miedo; adem&s lacaso 81 SO ocupa
de mi? Por ventura deb6 interceptar nuesra
pondenca We todas las novelas? Si yo hubie
estado en- lugar siendo 20 padre u Ia hja, 70
10 hubera hecho.
asf dciendo. ergufa Ia cabeza tomando un aireci
lo de autoridad paternal que dejaba do majes
tuoso
Mad Wllougby prosigui6 81 interrogatorio sin aque
liza pretenci6n de Minnie Ia hiciera sonreir
-aY ese caballero no fu9 nunca & corte2
-Una vez pidi6 licencia corri6 Londres. Esta
ba desesperado porque regmento iba sar para Gil
braltar
--iSu regimentoI
- Ed verdadl aun no to habia dicho que capl-
tan. el captain Kerby Intente tranQuisarls pero
10 msdias 10 conseguf Kitty has ttatado aguna vezde
mitgar 81 dolor DC I'M hombre que sntera tales penaa
mo es POGO diffei s.
Ante tamahs sencillez Mad. Wilougby pudo
conservar 81 terisdad. Minnie, muy descontenta frun
ci6 81 entrecejo y ~ hermana repuso;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-29

Ri 1tinerario del tranvfa de 10 Capital Rio
piedras que empezara regir el 81 del corriente
mes es el siguients: Salida de Ia Capital loa
dias laborables-a las y 30 minutos-9-1O y
Is minutes y IL de la msnana.-2-3-4 Is
minutos-6-y y Is minutes de 10 tarde-7 y
45 minutes y 10 y Is minutes de Ia noche-Sa.
lidaS de Rio piedras: A las $50 minutos-7 As
minutos-ocho y cuarenta minutes 10 de la
manana; 12-1 Is minutos-tres ounce minu.
tos-4- 5 Is minutes seis treinta minutes
de Ia tards-9 de Ia nochs. Laos dias festivos-
9alidaa de la Capital: l. las Z 80 minutos-9-
1870 minutos-12-'2 80 minutes del dia-l-
80 minutes s-2-2 80 minutes -3-3 80 minu.
tos-4-4.3O minutos-5-5.3O minutos- Is
minutes de la tarde. 7.45 minutos-9 10 Is
minutes de Ia noche. Salidas de Rio piedras:-
Gao minutos-7 As minutos-8 As minutos- 10 As
minutos-ll As mlnutoa de Ia manano: l2lE
minutos-l 16 minutes 2 Is minutos-3l Is mi
nutos-4 Is mlnutos-5 Is m nutos s-6 80 minu
tos de la tarde; 80 MINUTES Is minutes de
Ia noche.
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y
cuales las falaas, puea 81 troquel ampleAdo ca
da uno do las departamentos de il Isia, mo es
igual por consguiente adm los legftimas SO
prestan dudas. Gada establecimiento debsria
tenex como modelo aiete monedas rsseIladas, (una
del troquel de cada departamentol para evltar
disgustos majadsrfss.
"a DensocrGcs0, ocupandoss de les yaguas, imi-
tando teja- manil de e pGlass des machines de
nuestra Exposition, dies:
q Oh as o denser mot de ID elegapcia del
buen gusto
Sabfamos que en- Il Exposition flipina de
Madrid Ge exhibieron cabanas lndfgenas con SD
peculiar eatructnra CON sus propios caracteres
arqusteet6nscos
"sabfamos tambi6n que en- Ia Exposici6n
de Paris aparecieron todas las habitaciones hu
manas de todas las edades hist6ricss, desde 81
dolmen celia hasta el minarete bizantino.
"Mas ignorabamos que fuera icito, en- nm
certamen como nuestro certamen, presentar un
edicifo de condolences t6scamente ruraies para
alojar en- 81 I'm ramo tan importante como Ia ma.
quinaria.
"Prescindiendo de los nsGyorss edad sGbe,
gebscrMO, que Ia Junta tlene ell honor de contar
en- su seno, hay en- ella i6venes muy aproveCha
dos, muy letrados, nuy inSpirados, cuya superio
rldAd ca indiacutiple, innegable, imponderable.
s"se...... /.
"La verdad es que MO somos nj bGcssllerss y
que ante ciertas eminencias "eminentiaimas" solo
podriamoB sentir la a1miraci6n one. .cauaan Les
c6spides & los pigmeos
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El AiArcito

El ejercito xeguiar de los Estados Unidos de
America constaba en- Setiennbre dltimo de rs mil
77S soldados y classes 2, IA o6clales. La guar
dia nacional 6 voluntAr1os So Componla de l12
mil 597 entire jefss, ofciales y soldados. El orc
en- circulation en- toda Ia Repdbica, CON exception
de las existenc1as del Tesoro 90 elevaba el 10 de
Novienbre pssado & $l.71S,344 6s2. Fl Tesoro
tenfa en- pasta pOr vaor de 96.657,273. plat,
tambien en- pasta $l2s26l, ,5ss. LA plata com
pr ada por virtud de la Ley sherman, derogada
va durante ell afio econ6mlco pasado ascendi6 q
Ia suma de 45.53l 374, costo de 81 COS, 1872 onzas
fnaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-29

FL estado ruinosO dc Ia Hacienda italiana,
debido, principalmeDte, los cuantiosos dessm
bolsos que Italia le Ia obIigAdo hacer gu allan
"a CON AlemaniA y Austria para poner SO ej6r
cito en- condiciones que no desmerezca de los de
aus aliadas, y 10 rnptura de relaciones conner
ciales CON Francia, ha producido en- aquel pals
grandisimo malestar, y 10 nismo 81 Iabrlego que
ell hombre culto de 10 ciudad, censuran y conde.
nan la politca que ha agotado los recursos de TIA
liza en- aras de las asplraciones belicosas austro
alemana. Ess malestar ca tan intense, que los
italianoa no desperdican cuantas ocssiones 90 les
ofrecen para mostrar Claramente el estado de au
Amino. Ahora, CON mot,vo do la aperture de
Paglamento, los romanos han manifestado gran
trialdad CON la fanilia real. A gunos individuos
qas intentaron spaudir y vitOrear 81 Rey, fuerop
acallados CON siseos por la multitud En- vista
de este, ei Rey Humberto qulera ganarse Las sim
patias de los 1talianos, y ha montrado ga aquies
Gsncia en- favor de 10 reduction de 10 lista civil
Representa- esta Is millones de liras, como Ia
opinion, entire ella el psrtido conservador, ha pc
dido insiatentements una reduction, 81 monarca
He nueatra conforme con una rebs ia de S millonea
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La campana de Ia psz. sooerbia

LA campana dc Ia p&z. sooerbla Campsne
ser& Ia que los ruaos van regular sus amigos
los francesca. Un peri6dlco moscovita, deseando
Hefaar CON algo aolemne sonoro IL buena arnis
tad que une 6 los dos paisss, ha iniciado una sus
cripcion para regular Fraacla una muy colosa,
que NO tenga que envidiar NADIA & las mayorea
Que hoy exiaten en- el mundo Los rusos han
aceptado gustosos la idea, eDtregsn su 6bolo
para eae fin. La csmpsna Sc construir& en- las
fundiciones de Waldsi y su costo SO calcula on
unos dos millones de rubloa. Elm 10 parte ,inte-
rior llevara ID siguients inscripei6n Io1on Crca.s
tad aera bait zada CON el nonlbre de CGmpano
De Ia pas Sc expedira directsmente de Cronstad
on an buque especial que, por ciertO no tocar6 en-
TERRA alemaRa.
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Calzado Catalan

De suela pura, BIN CARTON, 10 ha reci.
bido magnifco, elegante muy barato el SALON
SERRAT.-Tetuan g. bajos 'tHotel Universe"
Lo hay para sehoras, csbaleros y ninos.
Tambi6n ha recibido camisetas y medias de
punto, fnas y ordinarias, precioH nunca vistos.
8-6
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EI anraciahla orennio de danendia ante,

El apreciable gremio de dependencies del co.
mercio de la calIe de San Francisco sacar6 esta
noche & Las ocho una G1bOrada durante ella se
quemar&n bonitos fuegos artfciales. Tambisn
prepara para Ia mahana del pr6ximo domingo una
rumbosa diana y se empeha en- yer si amman &
sua companeros de Ia Gale de la Fortaleza pare
que contribuyan al esplendor de las festas del
Centenario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-29

robaron dos relojes CON sua leontinas Tan luego
tuvc conocimiento de ekte hecho il autorIdad lo
cal di6 sus 6rdenes Ia policfa 81 gnardla Gal
yer logr6 apoderarse dc los objetcs rcbsdos que
habian sido empenados; y POGO deHpues q mlnmo
guardia On union del cabo del tambisn guardia
Guillermo Torres, capturaron 81 autcr del robo
que con los dichos objetos fu6 pueato diaposi
Cion del Juzgado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-29
En- el " Paris-Baza1.

encontrara usted el mas brillante surtido de
BANDEJAS Chinescas de todos tama1os
ABAN1COs 81 mayor aurtido de la Capital
Pan u ELOS de seda, crespon, CASA de enca
jos sspaholes
PANCLONES de Manila
PAPEL DE MUSICA, instrumentos de todas
clases.
Gale de la Fortaleza No ~.
Pe0S0 fq1axsM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-29

Ha fallecido en- Cabo Rojo Ia respectable
Il - senora dona Sofia FPsmaint, viuda dc don
Mateo de 10 Tore, madre de nuestro
amigo el Lcenciado dom Jose Agustfn de
Ia Tore, Netario de esta Capital quien
en- ,ianos nuestras mas sinceras palabras de CON.
dolencia.-R l. ?.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-29

RI Jarabe de guayacol del DR.. Rodriguez
Castro es el 6nico rsmsdio para ell asmso 5rosaews
tbs, catorros demas afecciones de Las Was rsspi
ratio iaR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-29
Sc a1QUi1a

Una espaciosa casa d. mamposteria, ACADIA
da de construir, en- Ia calle de Espafa, en- Rico
Piedras. Tiene algibe, baho galllnero todas
las comodidades necesarias para vivienda de una
fsmi'ia. Informaran en- dicho pueblo don Ramon
Guerra y en- esta Ciudadt en- Ia casa ndmero 45,
cslle de IL Fortslexa. lO-l