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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-16
Coche Trisenoanal

Desde ell da de Octubre altimo, esta prestando
vcio al pdblico coche de Ia Capital Po9ce vice
versa passjeros toos los pueb del ransto.
En- La Bayamonesa, de esta ocalidad los Precios
Fios Ponce cuyas esan establecdas las
clones del vaje. PuertoRico. Noviembre L. de 1898.
Enero 3.
La Rejuvenecedora, SslSa Sslfs de- de B1o: 3o
ST N. RODRIGUEZ, gortalsza 81, San Juan Puer.
to-Rico Esmsero, LimptesG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-16
COSAS BUENAS -
COSAS BUENAS

que den una vueltecita por sl Cotmsoao de Ls'sN0
Fortalezs, esquina Tauca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-16

nueva, uaa doble traznisi6n para 81 mismo, si
estrenar, un trspiche complete, toda Ia nader
de sa montaje lista, todos los pernos de segur
dad en- el material varios tubos de conducci6
del vspor. Ell que 10 interese puede dirigirse
don Carmelo Quinonez, en- Fajardo. ISL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

TIM CrLLEN - = Davis. Geneva. ~ Keith.
Thomas hr4tuH, Henri NUWVlI. Para tut. D.
u1iurooL irovOi jaime. Chapman. Amrfi0ln
Crawford. Harry 4 Crawford. W..a IHa Dfav.
turd, NisG Jennie crawford. Sew AU... ~ rs
linruor Hnd vic. Cleveland b D. UuHsur. wife
anu daughter. Ntcs Nc.lsoui lasslg,uA
INA KSutsroWp.-A UarL. Omaha. WIN g.
Cha mrfH -Au utlHrU. n = H4HH. and vito.
liuuoiuIu, N Liebci sIului Win liurcnstoiu,
iuitc, Moot, % g. Roach. uuWhsHt. George u
irAurH, san irHnciHcn, a. i remington.
thtaro. 10 10 Mckinney barton uuH aud
wife, Sow York N licHtfcutfut. -1u IRAN.
oincoi e. b. NoUAWo I and wife. twhurk, q 70
Davis CHICAGO, Nm iiHIluri. Nuftn Noow.
nuid. co., FRED IS arr. stl.Iul., rUief MahcU
irU and, q Nuu Gustt anu uIIU. An.WUrp. Bel.
gum. + g. liar owe end uuc Ur..oa. %
Clement. anu wuC, Helene uuut thomas
JungH. Mnnhniu D. tcorDr. lnuinn, England
Ed murphy. san FRANCIS ID. e. rIHOrrr. tu.f.
garii q htff'r 1crmany Go. lHl Hon Me-
Waller indas 90 sCif.r, b. uu.rHlr.faIu,
thCaEn5 s Kelly and wife, Cheese, WIN
"a -, fhtadophia, ttai ,la aud vie.
gum. theodore de RUymHgs.r, liIuaspiH. lipl.
GUN, Jos uodsWurth, tHliHdU.H.t. iui u
hmcy " Ecc, wm 10 ,tufy Fora CIty
Julius MuybIoh, ran iuuunuu. 3 trench,
Denver.
TIM WuIE HOUSE - n Trout and wife.
Los Augglrs, cas- W Lyon and vs. e.. Grand
kapIus, NJ Ich. Mra Go1r.r Register brnye
. b Drceu ana wife, lngNIu. Wash. VIM
= Hurley, lutte tity,Muut, William S Iinlmcr.
Waitham, Maas, Joseph Iu enough, Chury
Greek % Is Watts. Thomas NHuHfl, .iugh4m
james Audrdws d.. ~ George, lsc q 'cman.
.alluH, william ituunu. N ~ colo. rark tuy
! 10 bowman, Marion, iiti a 10 Whtouuusc'
Auck nud. New huulaudi Patterson. % Paul.
kvW zealand, Cuar.cs BUST q y Junction
james y -auudurs. Pare tIE Utah. %
Williams, kHysyillo Niilnu rHTahur.t. -prinr.
VILE; D. D. rnttcr, Denver, Robert Auuctt.
Almond tosc, Mill ,rcch Ioln Brown Ncpu,
William Hamilton, Bate, Nuut. D. 10 Ctukuu,
Cove, orc. \ W CauaUy, ugigH. - s .ladc.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

Park City had a Roouly delegation
In our midst yesterday aud today.
a mOng them were Hon, W. NJ. Ferry.
a. b. Emery and w, Y. Rice.
The presiding genus Of the Blngham
Bui,efii, IN az p rsJn Of h. X. Watt
came down 10 III valley anu then on
10 the city, where he took quatters AZ
the White HUusc.
Among the Cullen arrivals wete
some well.known Utah peoplc-A, II.
Snow OF Brigham, l.. Hulbtook of
Provo and James Chapman OF Amer.
can Fork,
-.
FL. Dickinson suu Oliver G. Mimi
thv former general manager and the
latter vice president Rnd controller M
the Union Pacific hallway companv'
are In tue city on business.
Frank j. Cannon was down from
Ogden today aud ppent "A few hours i'm
thu metropolis. He has been having "A
"tussleO with muscular rheumatism
but 10 getting along Oh right now.
IS. A. King II thus far on his way 10
his Provo home, having just arrived
from Ann ArbcT. lie entered the law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

the memory OF past mighty achieve.
ments then with our present ones.
Under the oircu instances II need be no
loss on hindrancs TO them, and more, II
can he made a telling lit towards rails.
Ing the funds needed To eeud the
choir TO Chicago, that the
world may see and bear Utah a
status In tue most refining II arts at
the contesi, and on Utah's day the
public will not begrudge to contribute a
nomiua admission fee Of 81 cents for
adults anu Is cents for children with o
provision to have family tickets at "a
reduced rats that whole families may
be able to afford TO attend and spend
the morning together.
The Tabernacle viii be delightful
and cool duriug the morning hou,s,
with "a little spirited energy which we
are sure the choir and Slenhs will
not lack. / n addition TO ienst Of musio
some little emblematiral dec0rniion-
could be made ON the elevated platform,
each side Of the stand REPRESENTING n
pioneer camp. This can be easily and
effectively done and add greatly 10 the
reality, impfessivenoss AN. interest o
tue whole sCone, ami without much
expense, It would please delighted
thousands who have never witnessed
the real Pioneer outfit. And lot us see q
few Of the noble handc II hand present.
II Will be n lesson which tho grand
hafmOnies OF the music will aid to
crystalline into our very souls.
by all means let n bo done and let
us have AN occasion never to be- Tor.
gotten, ON the coming Pioneer day.
MUsiCUB.
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PIONEER DAY.


The Twenty.iourth Of July is draw
ing near. The day which young aud
old throughout Utah have been wont
10 look forward to with anticipatlons
o'rsloiclng second only to the glorious
Fourth Of the same month. There has
been a tendency OF lato to waive
lAbllc demonstration, letting each in
JiviIual look out for himself and what
little recreation he could find wherever
,a- tendency Of the crowd happened
Go take him ON these days (and too
0eu tnat Is nothing more than he
,uul Mud any day OF the week by
At.tg shalt day n" from usual
usD. Many OF us lock back with u
Ouging to have old times repeated
wlpu the parade, tue song, the epe, o i,
6hi dance, the great gatherings on
tltsu days had fitness to tho Occs-
s,On. Everything clustering around
Too main idea OF what tho days' re-.
iiciug COMMUNICATED, and ne we
l0uall our SUNDAY school Jubileea,
national song concerts anu cele.
bralions that thrOuged our large
ANANA HANli III WV hAVAhAAk "
Pioneer day, we are thrilled over
Hgun at the recolleclions u the im-
pleGsive scenes. True, our great lake
srs ne are now conducive Of much
o.loyment on such days; yet they do
70 ttupply the pleasure vi these mag
mhcent nome gatherings Ia iull.
lt has been suggested that for the
y oaesr day now close upon US, we
'sr from our magnificent choir, whose
monOeTs have been now for many
rtuks almost day anu night Pre-.
pg,nR Themselves To onter the
rat contest at Chicago, where the
'lalleuge il open TO the musical organ.
lZ'iipns OF the whole world to enter
lhp arena and 10y their superior excel.
" GO win the magnificent prize OF
80 600 and Its attendant glory ana
isms.
Let It give us . feast Of song Ina the
mHtuiug ana let us hear the results OF
our musical progress since the never
l forgotten 1919.
8 ~ ~ as OF the Pioneers, and blend
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Local thea,orgoers will soon have
the opportunity Of witnessing what will
doubtless prove one OF the mosi Success.
iul comic operas ever presented Ia
this city. "Affica.' 4. the title OF the
new opera in which Mt. George
Thatcher and his OPERATE Ex,rava.
CANA company will appear at the salt
Lake thester Tor three nights, com.
menclng Thursday, July 2Oih., anu
Judging from .oporis 10 other cities
where the piece mas teen seen, the
engagement viii be Ono Of the most
entertaining and enjoyable Of the kind
ever seen here. This opera win be pre-.
scented hero complete In every detail.
All settings, c. stumes, cfieots, etc,
used In the Presentation were especially
designed ana made Tor this company
by the best artists Ia their respective
lines, insuring completeness anu
beauty. over seventy people will take
part In the presentation.
Prof. Arnold's concert In tho Com
gregauOnai church takea place to-.
morrow night.
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school there ten morths ngo, aud has
graduated; 20 that, ii might be ptoref
10 say, the book he now wants to read
H. "a Lawyer in search " Clipntn
lie eh0uld not have 10 search or wait
either very long, as things are now.
Mi. John u. Matun, the gentleman
who manages Msntell the actor, II u
newspaper writer who takes pleasure
In delviug into the early history Of
& Wcai. Two wIdely READ syulicite
letters from his pen appeatci ir "a hun.
dfrJ newspapers simultaneously last
winter, one Oh the Salt Lake lneater
o. historic 6.tOctufe, tine Other ou the
dedication OF toe TcmplU. lie has
now secured material Tor two more
tketches ON the night Of the "Jfaltiu
scnountiH fleet noruss the plains aud
pioneer incidents connected with tho
NJ ,lemcnt ~ Utah. Mr. Martin i
himself 10 wssierner, having driven an
% cam across the plains bsIoto the
advent Oi the railroad.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

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on account OF Pioneer or Utah DAY,
July 2i,h, the II. q. w. Ry. will make
"a rate OF ono faro TOT the round trip be.
tween any and all stations IN Utah.
Tickets 10 be cold July a3rd and 2ith,
limited for return 10 the 26lh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

IL viii pay you TO investigate the
plan Of the Security Trust aud Invest.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

Young Peoples Excursion
To Garfield Beach tomorrow. Mag.
nlllcent program Of sports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

Houng Peoples Excursion
To Garfield Beach tomorrow. Mag.
nificent program OF sports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

Fall term begins September Is, 1893.
For catalogue aud other information
address d. Il, Allen, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

Mohuir and Linen Dusters below
cost TO close out In this line. Brown,
Terry d woodruff Co., ~ Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

J.W Currir had IN one lot Of Emma
ore ludoy Tor assay.
lhe ore aud bullion output Tor the
week nm untel Co..
81 cer' SILVER and lead 1rcs........ I'D, lbs
~ ''i' 'u'i"h . ..'.. ..,-...s....., .leE.g Iha
20 ears '''''s.,....,.........,.. ga OBS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

Good Timr Rt the Late.
Go to Garfield -. aoh tomorrow
with the young f0lts.
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srocEs Avn uAuKrrs.
SHv roRg STOCKS

Good Time ut the Lake.
Go 10 Garfield Beach tomorrow
with the young folk-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

July 18TH. noon
Whcat-stcady, each. % sept GOA.
tom Firm. DaHh, tItI sept. lga.
Gate 7tcadyi rlHh. O. sent. 1915.
iOrk-sttuuY rasn. 800. rUut. $50.
lard--tcai1 clsh. ulis ,rCrl, lU.E2
i've
Harley Nominal.
fIaNalu
IImIlIt
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with the Y. NJ. NJ. /. a. excursion.
Grand balloon ascension anu rAA.
chute jump.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

Distributing Agent, for the
celebrated Custom House" Cigars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-13

I
c0rfer Cf Suf Lrts County uIHs . b.u.
BsssrfoB.
Albert j White AMI vito 90 Henry
NunrFu. lot 80 aud D. BLOCK D. 4.
j., WHITES south salt Lake and
a. ollcr pr9ptrty..... ......., itO0 ul
Euue \, JacEliu aud vito 90 CHurIya
. .aig s2ui. range ea.t.....,. 1000 co
'ga'!. iaase I sa.i $50. 100 90
JUrkln, pant section ~, township
! south, range 1 oart.... .......... 900 Oi
=, pnri lol 2. bloc. 81, rlaLf.......' ico 90
United states OF America o. JHmus
Lame, part section o., township
NORTH, range / west ....,...,.....
tinl O.. hfUokH 20 Annie Tunnel,
lou and ., book 1, Poo. Water.
80 ang allluunssssss .....s.... o.
". 7. Mason and vito to IS Jam q.
Robson. all OF NJ anu part lot ~,
block 2. h2mpt1u'a subdivision. $50 70
4. y, White ana wife o. UuYer "a,
lh.by, lots iu hlnos T. 4. J.
Whites south rat LIto ........... no 10
VIM, McCIelty ana VIE tU has H..
south. raqsc wc.t... -. 80
john Edwards 90 nj 60 hannah a.
winter, uau lots, blork 90. uyu
acre ~ Big ficli survey .....-.. 100
l., 10. Kinney 20 Ruth ftpu j. lots
and 2, block Z, hiuuryH Copper
yier 20 i,';','i '';..', soo 90
"a. diiloa IVA OVER rTopsfiy;,..,... 80 Co
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llathcnlruCE, lots Iu block ~,
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James q, fuultOu and wife TO Lllrn
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GHrnsid iicHrh inc Place
For days enjoyment. Go to.
morrow.
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Coed limo 40 tho Lake.
Go 10 Garfield Beach tomorrow
with the 80 ug i0lks.
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ernnd hhiiuou Ascension
at Garfield Beach tomorrow.
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Gafi.iI beach ,ho pI,e,


For a day's enjoyment. Go to.
morrow.
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Grand balloon Ascension
at Garfield Beach tomorrow.
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Young Peoples ENcuraion
To Garfield Beach tomorrow. Mag.
niticent program Of spurts.
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GO 90 GHrncld Beach Tomorrow
with tho Y. NJ, NJ L. A.excurior,
Grand balloon ascension aud para.
chute jump.
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Garfield beach tho Place
For a day's enjoyment. Go to.
moro A..
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SAVINGS BANK.
uiah 1INo insurance q Tru,I Co.

oiUTAL 'iiCCCo. TClL rAip
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-10-06
Pbrasing on a Piano-organ.

The dweliers ON West Twelfth
street practice the picturesque Chi
cago custom OF sitting on the front
steps after dinner In the cool OF the
evening. Along there the piano
organ grinders reap rich haryests
The other evening, a young man In
one of the front step parties called
| out TO an organ grinder, who was
playing Daddy Wouldn't Buy Me a
Bow-wuw," and asked him in the
name OF harmony and enterpe, to
| phrase the tune.
"You can't phrase on a piano.
organ" laughed a girl by his side.
Can't eh?" exclaimed the man.
! He ran down the steps, seized the
| organ crank out Of the hands Of the
amazed owner, and then all the people
on the block came to their doors, for
the daring young nan was proving
that a hand organ, II 1t is not player
like an ambulance answering a hurry
call. is capable OF al amount OF phras'
ing that would make any audience
| Join in its che Us. The people ON the
front steps did, and then applauded
the per ormer. who bowed profoundly,
while the organ wne wondered
what II was all about. New Yorb
| Sun.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-10-06
Cruelty to

The Royal Society for the Pre-.
yention of Cruelty to Animals in
England has hit upon q most effective
plan for educating the young In the
principles which 1t maintains II
offers annual prizes and certificates
to pupils and pupil teachers In the
metropolitan schools for essays on the
duty Of kindness TO dumb creatures.
This spring 90I Of the $500 schools
of the metropolis took part In this
competition, the principals OF the
schools and judges appointed by the
society examining and classifying the
essays. The amount Of work In this
may be guessed from the statement
that 90I prizes and nearly 900 certin.
| Gates were awarded. The successful
competitors received their rewards at
a festival given by the society
the other day at the Crystal
Palace at %Sydenhan, at which many
illustrious men aud women were
present. Within the last ten years
the number Of competitors for these
prizes has trebled, a fact which proves
the society to be doing a most effect
i've mission work. An attempt wa.
made at this years festival to com
nit the society to the support of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., but this wal
blocked very promptly by the Presi
dest, Lord Aberdare, a man broad
enough to make distinctions
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-10-06


As the tunic came to be worn tight
and close. fitting, an Important change
occurred In its general cut. 1t ia
hard to get into a tight tunic, unless
1t be very elastic, harder yet to strug-
gle out OF 1t. To facilitate these
processes it has always been necessary,
when the tunic was high in the neck,
to cut it open for a little way down
the front and to fasten together the
opening thus made with buttons
But when tunics came to be worn
very tight. about the time OF the
Renaissance, the opening was ex-
tended to the very bottom OF the
tunic. After a while 1t became the
fashion to leave the tight outer tunic
altogether unbuttoned. except in cold
weather. Thus the garment which
had been worn fiom the very earliest
times. and called by a hundred diff
ferent names, such as chiffon, tunica,
cote, without any change Of general
character, suffered its first essential
modification and became the modern
coat The same garment when short
Is the jacket, when short and Sieve
'ess the waistcoat -Scribner's
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-10-06

The sad death OF Mr.. F. J. Woods.
Mr.. Balrour's private secretary, from
erysipelas superycning on the bite OF
q gadfy, we announced recently.
The bite of gadfes is not usually con-
sidered poisonous and it 10 supposed
that the one which attacked Mr..
Woods had been on a diseased ami
NAL. The most common species Is
Tabsnus bovlnus and they are very
troublesome to horses and cattle In
the fields, especially In warm weather.
Il Is to those that Thompson refers
In ssThe Seasons"
.raaht ny his siumbers II pesshancs a hight
OF angry gaaaies fAsten on the hord.-
Naturalists tell US that only the
males bite, the femalessbeing smaller
and quite ~inoffensive. Pail Mall
Gazette.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-10-06

Syrup"

! must say a word as to the ef.
hcacy of German Syrup. I have
used 1t in my family for Bronchitis
the result of Colds, with most ex.
cellent success. Ihave taken it my.
self for Throat Troubles, and have
derived good results therefrom.
therefore recommend it to my neigh
bors as an excellent remedy in such
cases. James T.. Durette. Earlys'
vile, Va. Beware of dealers who
offer You something just as good
Always insist on having Boschee'i
German Syrup. {
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-10-06
LAUGHING PHIIosofdY

Ifnature deIgns to charm the eye
With flowers of every 4
Rejoicing, though at night they u'e'
Why not be happy, 1907
Why nOt-why not
Why not be happy, TOO
A thousand creatures fisk and a
And seek, and spend, and WOO
Shall we the common law deny'
Why not be happy, too
Why not-why not
Why not be happy, Too!
Squirrel and bee with rapture ply
The arts their fathers knew
Ifthese rejoice. why 40 mayI'
Why not be happy, too.
Why nd-why not
Why not be happy too!
The beady brooks go laughing BY,
The birds sing in the blue
The very heavens cXuit,and cry
Why not be happy, too2
Why nOt-why not-
Why not be happy toof
Dora Read Goodale
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-10-06

There Is more CataYrh In this section of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and untilthe last few years was supposed to be
incurable. For q great many years doctors pro.
remedies. and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced It incurable,
Science has proven catarrh to be a c0nstitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, man
ufaotured By Y. J. Cheney d Co., To sdo, Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure on the market.
1t Is taken internally In doses from 1Odrops to
n teaspoonful. Il acte directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars fer any case IL falls to
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials
free. Address
F. J. CHENEY g. Co., Toledo, O.
EB-Sold by Druggists. 75c.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-10-06

Stranger-My dear sir, you seem "a
be suffering great mental distress.
Gloomy Man-You are right; / am.
whats the natter"
81 am a Delaware fruit dealer ano
have every reason 10 fear that the
peach crop this year Is a great sue
cess"