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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-15
the Great Variety and Excellence Of ns F0rofesSoF
r FRUIT SHALL YE- KNOW ,T7EM."
Them
t-y-what DR.. Humphrey Does Not Do.

t-y-What Dr. Humphrey Does Not Do.
He does not attempt fghten people into docoring by
dug up fear of speedy death before their eyes
He try persuade the SICK to take treat
ment when he well knows them to be incurable
he by persuasion or false pretenses
He does not deude helpless ncurables to doc
for medicine
He does patients under false socaed guarantee
he can ret for or make the end object his
life TO extort money from the SICK
after each medical sensation and
bru it about cure but the experience of 80
years a specialist among the afflicted
What He Does De.
Dr. Humphrey makes the first object Of his life
heal the afflicted the second object to get well eserved
reputation healer of diseases among the peoples the third
iy cafe for himself and family.
He does agrees and ofenimes MORE and where
ouerwork on the bart of patients the chief
sin being usually in or improper eating.
He does deal canddly literally and honoraby with all alike
taking advantage of none as to condition
He promptly visits his town every four weeks and will 10
continue as long God spares him to the afflicted.
Last but not least ne cures aftsr all other methods o ~: A
tailed He consolidation oith everyone 80 FREQ He office %
Broad ST., Hisdaie, Much.
Ill have My hands swollen for weeks TO twice
their usual size cracked and itching badly that would
almost tear them pieces scratching All the doctors
went to Dr. Holman S. Humphrey the hotel in Owosso and
he instantly told me had Eczema and he has cured me com
pletey in months tme although taking medicine for
blood the doctor claims that unless system be cleans
ed the skin will again become sore.
DAvIE WHITEHEAD, Corunna, Mich.
PARALYSIS CuREDTw years after childbirth, was
taken with pain in the back accompanied with extreme
chlls during which time would shake like in
the spasms his condition rapidly followed by
paralysis Of the lower limbs that lost the of myself
FROM the waist down and had TO be lifted and supported like
child that for years have not walked alone be-
dropsical and suffered untold with
ach liver and bowels taken to Dr. Humphrey at the
hotel in Charlotte in most piabe condition and blue and
discouraged thought mortal could help but the doctor
said he could and began his and followed
1t faithfully month after month and able to get up
and where please up and down stairs and anywhere de-
SIRE and consider myself having lease of e and
urge the afflicted DIR. Holman s. Humphrey and be
| cured. MRS. FANNIE NJ CHALLENDER,
Charlotte. Mich
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-15

totally blind for twenty years with sene
Dr. Holman s. Humphrey removed the cataract and gave
good sight. JNO. NORTH, Eau Claire Wis
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-15

CONSUMPTION CuRED-1 rapidly falling into the grasp
that fell destroyer consumption given up by physicians and
friends could Just poke about unable do anything of
Have been entirely cured by Dr. Holman s. Humphrey.
MISS JENNIE FRANKLIN Mason Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-15

had been very hard of hearing for many Was entire
ly cured by DR.. Holman s. Humphrey
E. @. CAMPBELL, Hlsdale Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-15

deaf for years that could only hear when yelled
DR. Holman s. Humphrey has cured me entirely
BERT WHITE Lansing, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-15

had suffered for years with socaed ncurable valvular
disease of the heart. Dr. Humphrey cured entirely.
j. V. BURNER Newark Ohio.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-15

troubled for years with catarh deafness and running
from Was completely cured by DR.. Humphrey.
REV. f. w. BAYLEY-JoNEs, Muskegon, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-15

4S inches around my belt from very large boid
tumor Was taken Prof Ludlam Chicago, who could dc
nothing for Dr. Humphrey removed every vesge of the
growth without the OF anything but medicines.
Mrs HARVEY SMITH, GAINESVILLE, Wis.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-15

dreadful sufferer from ocomoto aaxa and paralysis
will. have been entirely cured by DR. Humphreys
unusual skill. DIR. II. RUSSELL, Newark Ohio
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-12-15
TESTIMONIALS.

n deaf In one ear. DIR. Humphrey restored nv hear
e. ORA L. PEAsE, North Adams. Mich,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21
BETS AND SQUASH.
MOnstrous Vegetables Exhibited on
Our Streets.

Wednesday, Mr. Galloway brought
from his place just below town a
wagon load of sample beets and
squash. They were simply monsters.
From FIVE rows of beets rs yards long
he took five big wagon loads, estimated
at two tons to the load, at this rate an
acre would have produced about 500
tons or thereabouts. The squashes
were raised on the same ground with a
heavy crop of corn and we are not able
to compute the number of pounds of
squash which an acre would produce.
Somewhere in the septillions, probably.
These vegetables were raised on the
rankest kind of alkali soil, which goes
to show that alkali is not bad thing to
have in soil. It seems that the people
Of Caldwell ought to make arrange
ments for an exhibit on the depot plat
form; there is demand for something
of that sort and in view of the wonder
full products of this section is it not
about time that the idea of q county
fair was being discussed?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.
A New and Enterprising Grocery Es.
tablishment.

We take pleasure in announcing this
week the formal opening of the q. o.
ID. Grocery store by Mr.. G. r. Smith,
well and favorably known in this
neighborhood. MIR. M. G. Stiles, form
erly of the "Finest," is associated in the
business as manager, and his former
pleasant business relations with the
people of this vicinity will serve as
high recommendation of the character
of the G. o. ID. We understand that
the business is to be conducted ON
strictly cash principles, and those who
favor it with their patronage will get
the benefit of cash prices. 1t will,
therefore, be found largely to the ad-
vantage of cash customers to deal at
the CO. d. The business is located at
the old stand of the Finest" ard
cordial invitation is extended to the
public to examine the stock and con-
suit prices. A specially will be made
of fine teas and coffees and none will
be carried but strictly first class goods.
The line of groceries is complete and
those who desire pure, clean and
wholesome foods should, by all m cans,
| purch ase at the c. o. ID. store.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21
AAMOLD CONCERT.

The Aamold Concert, Wednesday
evening was highly enjoyable enter
tainm-nt. Prof Aamold is an expert
violinist and held the audience entranc-
ed with the rich and varied tunes he
brought forth. In the hands of such a
master the violin becomes a living,
breathing creature.
Miss Hattie Stiles, rendering of
"Black Ronald" was spirited and affect
ing. "The Old Settlers Story" by
Herber Burr was given in excellent
style and the pathos of the poem was
brought out in most touching manner.
Prof. L. A. Hemphill's, Address on
on Education" was profound and
scholastic and highly instructive.
SUNDAY Fishing" was done brown
by "Babe" Egleston, the little lady
showing remarkable powers Of mimicry
and splendid elecutionary ability. The
audience was highly pleased with thu
entertainment.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21
CALL FOR BIDS.

Bids will be received at the Clerks
Office Caldwell, Canyon county, for the
boarding and maintaining of paupers
from January LIST, 1894, to January LIST
1895, and also bids will be received for
medical attendance and medicines for
paupers for the ensuing year of 1894
per order of the board.
NJ. B. GwlNN,
JOHN T. KEEGAN, Chairman.
2O2 Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21
PUT US en-.

The TRIBUNE is in receipt of the fol-
lowing, but gropes hopelessly for So
luton:
"CHICAGo, ILL.,, Oct. 15-Friend d.
els: This is the latest: If the krupp
gun is the largest in the world, what;
what, is the Ferris wheel? If the read
ers of the TRIB. cannot guess this
must put them on when | return.
Y ours, etc, CHAS. III. SEBREE."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21
Teachers Examination For Canytn
County Idaho.

Notice is hereby given that the
Quarterly public examination of appli-
cants for positions as teachers in the
Public School of Canyon County, will
be held in the Public School building
in Caldwell, Idaho, commencing Wed.
nesday, the first day of November, 1893,
at ten o'clock of said day.
M. II. JENKINS,
County School Supt.
Dated at Caldwell, This 10th day of
Oct, 1893.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21
BOWMAN NEWS.

Tom Rusk and family have moved
onto DR.. Wrights ranch.
George Murray and family spent
few days on their ranch down on the
bench.
Clinton Snodgrass has been quite
sick the past two weeks but is now
able to be up and around again.
George Ashe and his father and
mother have moved into Mr.. Clarence
Atkinson's house for the winter.
Ben hurry who is working over at
Parma came over and spent Sunday
visiting with his friend Lee Newport.
Henry Shuee has taken . trip to the
mountains with his brother where they
will spend few weeks in hunting.
Uncle Johnnie Bowman and wife
spent a few days visiting with her
niece Mrs. Lew Morrow up near Cald-
well.
Miss Elma Parrish who is now stay
ing in Caldwell spent two or three days
visiting with her sister Mrs. M. b. Bow
man.
CIR. Smith came down from Cald-
we'll last week to have his alfalfa seed
threshed and went back up again
Monday.
Rev. Hicks preached at Center Point
school house last Sunday evening but
on account # the weather there WASN'T
a very large turn out.
DR.. Stalker and Charlie Cakes o.
Caldwell spent a day or two huntin,
for ducks and the Doctor also came
to look after his ranch.
i Willie Parrish is going to have him
self house built on his ranch down OF
the bench. The bachelors club bette
watch out or they will lose him.
October II, 1893. PANsY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21
FOR CASH.
Clothing at Cost.

Each suit marked in plain figures in
red ink. Examine our prices.
MONTE y. GWINN MER. Co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21
ONLY Two Weeks More

Of this sale. Now Is your time.
Heaviest inch trace harness
complete for. ............... 3 5000
There is not better harness
than this in Idaho.
21< inch trace harness complete. $500
A good al leather lead harness
complete. ..................... eco
$40 saddles for. ........... 5000
$S5 steel fork saddles for. -. $500
$50 saddles for. ............. 2O.00
425 steel fork roll cantle wool
lined Bastos for. ............ 100
$40 single harness .............. 1900
&l2 ............... 1000
el2 ............... SIS
No. Boston team collars. ...... 500
Good wool face collars. ........ It's
Heavy 1.5O halters. .......... ITO
| No. l, inch ............ so
Web halters ......... IS
Sweat pads per pair. IS
Everything else in proportion.
These goods are all hand made except
the buggy harness.
Remember these prices only last I'M
til October S1st, and everything 10
Qu8rnteed. If. M LUCUS.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21

Thad. Potter, one of Portland's legal
lights, is visiting friends and relatives
In this city.
There will be preaching in the Pres
byterian church hext Sunday morning
and evening. Subject in the morning
"Real Prosperity" in the evening
Babylon in Prophecy and History"
Sunday School at 1890 a. m. Christian
'Endeavor meeting, 6: 30 p. m.
Three short time Jail birds tried to
break out Monday morning for no
other purpose it seems than the COM
mission of an offense which would rein
stale them for the winter. The scheme
failed lamentauly and Sheriff Ireton
set them adrift to rustic for them
selves.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-10-21

DIED-Tuesday, October IS, 1893, of
membranOus Group, a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harlan Pefley, aged 10
months and days.
The remains were taken to Boise
City were they were inferred. The
many friends both of this city aud
Boise sympathize with the parents in
their sad affection.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-03
No hay mas ALA

1etofess6 Aleman0 tSente La AMALLORQUINA
IA que Buscribe tiene e honor de anuncizr este fus
sdo Pa0lco en- general en- particular las senoras
senoas que ha rectbido Ell dttno vApor de Europa
gran surdo de prendas de de odas clases. Ja&s
nan vendo esa ss tan Variados como eleganes enea-
ente nuevos dibuios prendas de oro como has que
ofezco que SON caprchosas de alta
vedad Hay para todas Las fortunas Los gusos mas e
lentes Fulseras de plata incrustada, mperfbes
prendedoses maravosos soras pueden igual
mente como dormonss, alfleres de cerbata sorjas
Pendientes muy cuosos para las mismas eosres
dalia de La Vrgen, b0tOnaduras cabaeros sojaa
sombreros Una sola vista de 10 expues
TO- hay tambien gran surdo de reojes de oro plata
nique colgantes oxidados para retraos
govetas boquas de ambar, pamatorias tnteros, caas
De mdaca etc. etc Tedos los cados arculos venden
pFectos sumsmente modicos. Tamben ofrece serV
clos como cronometrsta nsrumentista hacen tods
claSe de Tabajoe composition de reloes do que
ssan Esmero conciencis prontitud RehrhaRA
n-Qo
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Seccion de Anuncios
So VENDE

Una nca rustica, paTte de Ia fu6 hacienda Ptar
de ora sitas baro del Aguacate termno de
bucoa propiedad del "Credto Mercant hoy en- liz uida
ci6n, cuyO nOmbre hala debidamente inscrta ell
Registro de Humacao. Los nderos por q N, terre
nos de las suceciones de Cemente Rios de Rivera dc
SancheZ ell E. terrenOs de don Francisco Rivera Ber
nier dona Rosa Espinosa don Manuel NJ Carrasquio;
e s. terrenos del mismo senior Carasqnlo Ell antique
del mismo senior Carrasquo de don Jos6 Ra
fae Anglada succession de Cemente Rios Las PROPOSE
,iOnes de compra d3beran drigse al Ranco, Hqut
dador de dcha sociedad Puerto-Rco 20 de Agosto de
1898 Por Ell Credito Mercan Mquidaci6n.-ElB Ban
LOPEZ. 6-3
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ii aMAntA" roa joReH isAA5s.

te retaguarda oyendo que gritaba al saltar
ca del patio:
0-lPor fin, maulai va cre'a que dejabas espe.
randote Sientate, que voy ALA puso lavarss las
manos que tenfa ensargrentadas la acequa del patio
-IQue hacas2 le pregunte despues de nuestros
Como hoy es Ola de matanza mi padre madrugo
irse los potreros estaba yo raconando los neros que
es una friega pero va estoy desocupado Mi madre tie
ne mucho deseo de verte; voy avisare que esas aqu
Quen sabe 81 ogremos las muchachas sagan porque
se han vuelto mas ceda dia. iChool gt6;
POGO presento negrto medic desnudo paaas
Q), J un brazo seco y nenolde cicatrices
-Lleva q la canoa ese caballo y kmpiame e potro
aazan.
Y volvendose MI despuss de haberse fjado en- mi
cabalgadura ahadi6 %-..'- s-.4s-
-lCarrizo con Ell retntol $50
-1C6mo se averi6 as el brazo ese muchacho? pre-.
gunte. ~.
-Metiendo cana al trapche: lcon tan brutos estosl
No sirve va sno para cuidar los cabalos.
En- breve empezaron servir el almuerzo, mientras
20 las habfa dona Andrea madre de Emigdio la
POGO deja pano6n sin fecos durante un Guar
to de hora que estuvimos conversando solos
Emigdio fue ponerse chaqueta blanca para SEN
tarse Ia mesa pero antes present6 negra enga
lanada eli asatate pastuso auamanos evando pen.
dente de uno de los brazos toaa primorosamsnta
bordada
Serviaaos de comedor la sala cuyo ajuar estaba re
ducido vieos canapes de vaqueta agunos reabos quiz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-03
90 BrB110FzoA bn La UoRhHsfoNDrsctA bn P4o-EtUd"

povareda lenvantada por Ia torada en- noviniehto de
cubr don lgnacio, quen acerco saludarme. Mon
taba uh cuartago rosio cotudo, enjaezado n gala
pago cuyo lustro deteriero procaaban nerecmien
os La exigua hgura del pfopieario estaba decora
da ash zamarros de leon radios capeada espelss
de plata con encascabeladas ohaquea de genefo
sin aplanchar ruana blanca recargada de almd6n
nandoo todo Tin enorme sombrero de- Jpiiapa, de
que aman cuando va al gaope quien los eva; bao
bra hacian la tamaha narz los oos azules de don gna
co el msmo uego que la cabeza de paleton dseca
do los granates eva por pupas e prolongado pco
Die don lgnacio 10 que mi padre me haba
gado aoerca del ganado que deban cebar compahia
-Esta bien, respondi6 va We que la novillada
no puede ser mejor todos parecen torres quere
entrar divertrse un ratio?
Emgdlo Sc le iban los oos viendo la faena de los
vaqueros el corral.
.-Ah tusoi grit6; cuidado afojar Ell pial h..
& la cola q la cola
Ne excuse con don Ignacio dandole al mismo tempo
las gracas; 81 continue;
-Nada NADIA: los bogotanos e tienen miedo al sol y
los toros bravos los muchachos echan per-
der en- los coegos de ALA No deara mentir nino
bonlto ho de don Chomo las siete de la maana l he
encontrado de camino aforrado pahuel de modo
que no SO e vea sino un oo paraguas Usted por
10 que Veo slqulefa no usa esas cOsas.
En- ese momento gritaba elVaquero, que la
ca candente empuhada iba apcandosela la paleta
rios toros tendldos maniatados el corra "Otro
otro cada afo de esos gritos segua un berrido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-03
Tenemos en- terA uaa carta. cue pu

Tenemos en- CAT terra una carta, cue pubct-
rernos mahana de nuestro amigo ell senior don
Julikn e. Blanco En- ell dicho interesaute docu.
msnto contests 81 jefe del partido autononista de
la Provincia las interpretaciones que agunos
peri6dieos dc su correligi6n han dado una carta
que ell m1smo caballero public6 haee POGO en- La
CORREsPONDENOIA,
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FL ~ de Agosto 1lltlmo, las seis de la tai

FL ~ de Agosto dltlmo, las seis de la tar
de cerca de Canarias, Ia barca inglesa Catalina
que Sc habfa ido pique que &c soatenfa entire
aguas por vsnir cargads de madsras pedla auxilio
ol que le presto 81 vapor espahol Catalina que
arrib6 hoy. A las nueve de Ia noche fueron sal
vados los trece tripuantes incluso 81 CAPTAIN por
botes del referido vspor. Los naufragos hacia
tres dias que csreeian de provisiones y de aqua
potable
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-03

Aver tarde tuvlmos el gasto de reclDlr i
vista de nuestro qusrido amigo 81 ssfor don re
dro Giusti, que, segdn 10 anunoiamos oportuna'
ments, nego de Europa en- el dltimo vapor GO,
rroo. I'll senor Glustl ha traido para su acredl-
tado esta becimionto E1 Paris -Basar, novedades
nunca vlstas en- ell pas las que, en- breve ofrecerA
& sua parroquianOs. En- joyeria Ana, orfebrerfa,
piedras preciosas, abanicos sederis, etc, 10 que
podrk ofrecer El Paris Basdr no sc halar& On
nlng6n stro establishments de Ia Capital.
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LENT!N! 4 e. BAZAR 80

~ AAOA
Cnturones para se1oras las dmas formas 10 msmo en-
das doradas Perfumera DELICIA otras marcas afa,
madas Guantes de seda 10 Luis XIV para seoras idem
ria na para adornos. Calcetines de para niNos
das de ho de Escocia cabaeros pahnetos ho
seda para ycabaer0s. Corses de todas fomas
cases Paraguas fanceses genoveses especales Basto
estoque. Vajllas de porcelana manteerfa na
Cubertos todas classes ylos afamados DE PLATA Girls
TOFLE. Muebles de adorno para sala gabinetes Al
buns fotografias dibu1o Targetas para bausmo
petas, nmpa pumas demas ertSulos de escrtorio MA
1ETAS sacos de noche OABAS SILLONES demas articu
los vaje Boquas petacas, gran yariedad. Camise
tas de lana, hlo de escoeia agod6n Jugnetes mune-
rrla Carnot demas formas de novedad. Elegantes
cetas para adono de sala La especadad de esta
sgue siendo alhaas de plata garantizados
lnias de todas casaa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-03

Anoche recibimos el slgulente telegrama de
Patillas: "Coblan y Mendia abrazados como en-
Vergara Zanj6n. Paz octaviana. Nuevo al,
calde reclama comisi6n investigue estado cuentas
para hacerae cargo de la admlnlstraci6n. Opo.
nense algunos de los concejales que antea grita.
ban fiMoralsdddN Qwere ca~so f-fATR1o1o. "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-03

Los yslsfos de eabotajs aPaqasts ds Afsei
boz "Marfa Artau,' que aufrieron despsrfectos
CON 81 temporal dltimo, han salldo hoy cOmpleta-
monte compusstOs On disposition de ponerse
Il Carga.
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Hoy dara sus dos 6il,u,s fnnciones On sata
Capital ID companfa ecusstre de MI Gardner g
diriiir6 despu6s Bayam6n, Manatf y ArsclbO.
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En- las elecciones verifcadas esta tarde On la
Sociedad "Benefactors de sus asociados", para
nombrar el m6dico de Ia migma, obtuvo el doctor
Cueto l42 votos ii ell doctor Lasaletta.
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Por 81 pr6ximo vopor corxeo el Consejo de
la Association de agrieutores se d1riJlra Ia re
nfnsula inskaneia al senor MinistrO de Uitramar
pidiendo 10 SUPPRESSION del nuevo lmpuesto con
cue Sc grava ell cafe desde 81 Is ne Agosto
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n rnaniRastan ue Caguas:

.sNo solamente la succession Nicolau sufrio
pSrdidas en- eI incendio del estableclmIenso &c
Mendez hermano, sino tambi6n doha Joaefa
Ramirez, vecina de frente al referldo esta0lecl.
mientO pues los muebles de la casa para salvaflos
del siniestro fueron arrojados por Ell balc6n su-
friendo desperfectos, perdiendo mucha ropa blan-
ca y sl extravio de prendas en- la confusion que
sis1npre reina en- cssos de esa naturaleGa.
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Dice EV LSstsn Nssea0tst de Ponce que sc co
tizs en- aoual mercado cafe de la nusva cosecha
al rededor de 264 pesos el quintal
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Donde mejor Sc come en- Puerto Rico es en-
Il restaurant La Catalina, San Francisco Sc.
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Venta de estancia.

Sc Vende una en- Lares, compucsta de ochenta
cuerdas mas menos de terrenos enc ounce
da de cafe de 0cno diez de la misms planta
lezas propias cultfvaIlas de cafes ocho
DIS de patanos guneos otras tantas de bra de qua
b donde va puede producise ell cafeto Los establec
mentcs son reg lares una gTande semalta In
riores para ados; cuaro de m8quina etc. ETC. En-
la cada pr0pedad tene la mftad fnca
da buena condicon de hnpieza, Srbos frutaes pal
de coco, aqua permanente 10 dita de Lares Vein
t. ninutOs. Sc Vende al cOntado plaz garantia
E. que la uterese puede dirirse En- Lares don Vrgiio
eVedo En- Pepno don Jose Gonzalez Herder. En- Aqua
LA don j. r. NJ Martinez 15-3
Oh UTMnG en- el poblado de Jataho una
DG VEWUE hermosa casa de MADEIRA CON
b. con de hlerro galerfas de material, aitua-
d. an Ia carretera. Comprende varas de fren-
|te oor 20 de fondo en- solar propio. Informar n
Luna ndmero 20. 16-6
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