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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

coolie migration from Japan to Hawaii.
OF course, 1t does not necessarily follow that
Admiral Irwin and his brother Robert are
Of one mind as to the coolie business, nor
may 1t be inferred that the admiral would
sympathize with the putrid monarchy with
out which the coolie trade could not prosper,
but the condolences are extraordinary to
say the least. Should the so-called queen
be successfully restored to her throne by the
force which Admiral Irwin commands, then
Mr.. Robert Irwin would continue to hold
down very lucrative job. Should the pro-
visional government be victorious, then Mr..
Robert Irwin will be without occupation. so
far as the buying and selling OF coolies for
Hawaiian use is concerned. Admiral irwin
Is situated most unfortunately. HIS duty to
the government and to his brother demands
action that must assault his seif-respect
and he will doubtless be far from thankful
to the administration that put him in an
intolerable and indefensible position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

If Liluokalani Is a thrifty woman, she had
little difficulty in making up her mind
what to do with the Hawaiian throne when
it was restored to her. Her course was
clear. The only business-like move under
the circumstances was to take it to some
dealer in secondhand thrones. or If none
exist in the Sandwich Islands, to an ordin-
airy junk shop. and let the proprietor have
1t at his own figure. 1t has been for a long
time one Of the most shabby and dilapidat-
ed pieces of political furniture on record,
and thrones are going out Of fashion, any
how.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17
CroAK DEPARTMENT.

Navy Blue and Brown Tailor made Jsckets.
braided cape and sleeves, perfect fitting. Ercel-
Havana Brown Tailor-made Jackets. fun sleeves
and back. plain but handsome garment. .s12 50.
Black and Brown Cloth Jackets. braided Worth
collar and lapIels. edged with French seal. slxoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

It's brave mon me by is" said Mrs
Dolan.
Mrs. Clanty.
THE same. Do yez know what he's dom
now?'
"Oi do not"
Hes gone an duty in citizens clothes to
catch Jack the Slasher. Tink av it. Mrs.
Clanty-goin' around Washington in citi-
zen's clothes. wild all the highway robberies
that does be happenin'y'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17
SHOOTING STARS.
Business Abflify.

HAS Bykins paid you the five dollars he
owes your"
Yes"
I'm glad to hear It,"
II was glad for an hour or two. Do you
know that man Is a born financier?"
What makes you think so?'
He paid me the five dollars in the morn
Ing. and established confidence to such
a degree that he borrowed ten that after
noon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17
What Decided Him.

It's no use." said the poet to the bafber.
Il will have to get my hair cut"
"All right. Want 1t pretty short?'
CLOSE up. I want the job attended to
thoroughly"
Long hair amt in style any more" VEN
tured the barber In an effort to be genial.
1T isn't the style care for. Just a few
minutes ago 1 was introduced to a man,
and he said which do you play. foot ball
or the piano?
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Business Chances Flown,

Liliuokalani had been moody.
Il don't carer she exclaimed after a long
silence. Its real mean"
what Is real mean, your majesty?'
For them to linger along this way about
my deposition"
About which, your majesty"
About grabbing onto my throne. II they
mad to do 1t, they might at least have set
tied 1t before the Midway Museums shut
up"
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Looks Like q MONOPOLY.


7 .Om tnt Umana Bee.
The German emperor objects quite &C.
riously to gambling among the army Off
GERS as demoralizing to the discipline of
his troops. But his opposition to the gam
bling spirit has not gone so far as to dis
countenance the receipt of revenue by the
German governments derived from pub
licly authorized lotteries. The German peo-
pie may still invest in lottery blanks to
their hearts content.
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WoMES's UspERwEAR FoR WINTER

Does IT pay TO buy the materials and
have all the trouble Of makngf We think not.
So will you when you have read the following:
Bleached Canton Flannel Drawers, extra
heavy .....-.-................5 Zoe
Bleached Canton Flannel Drawers, extra heavy
ueep rune oI -SSc.
Cloth skirts. box plated rufie, two rows OF
Fast Black Satin Skirts. lined. plain plated
cd floor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10th ST. bidgD
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New JUVENILE Books.

The White Cave, by VIM. o. Stoddard. boys
story Of life in Australia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
The Admirals Caravan. by c. E. Carryl. =. 81. 10
Book Of Cheerful 0hts and Other Animated
Animals, by J. C. Francis ...................s5 c.
Some Strange Corners Of Our Country. ......si. 10
Lady Jane, a story for boys and girls. Is
Daddy Jake, by Joel Chandler Harris. ...... .S5c.
The Great Worlds Fair Book for Boys and
Girls-the fair seen by youthful eyes. Fully
basement .......................l1 th st. bldg)
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The time for full moon approaches, and
the city will once more proceed to save gas.
1t seems hardly considerate of the authori-
ties to require that Industrious member Of
society. Jack the Slasher, to make his way
about town with such an uncertain light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17
CHINA DEPARTMENT.

Carlsbad Dinner Sets. Io2 pieces, rich eecora-
h"hs -''.---.-.".... -...-..--...-.........S 80.
Limoges Tea Sets. So pieces rich decorations. 50.
Carlsbad Cuspidors, neat decorat tons. .40c.
Chamber Sets. Formerly So Now Sc 90.
Carlsbad Bread and Butter Plates, violet decora-
tion ......-................... .l3c. each
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Katie Doesn't Like Him.

Il tell you. Katie" said her father, that
Siokfns is very level-headed young man."
L suppose SO, father" she replied. HE
certainly makes a great many fiat re-
marks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

If the new tariff could include a prohibit
tive measure with reference to raw ma
terial for anarchy, a good many defects in
other directions might be excused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

In spite OF the Hawaiian monarchy's need
OF funds, there is not even enough sympa-
thy for 1t in this country to secure il a tes-
timonial cake walk.
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Indfscreef.

Willie has a terrible cold on his chest"
Dear me! How did he catch it?"
Went out one day without his chrysan-
themum"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

A young woman has succeeded In beating
her way from Chicago to New York. This
adds the lady tramp to the list.
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JEwELnr DEPARTMENT.

Sterling Silver Link Cuff Buttons. 800. SOC pair
Sterling Silver Sword Pins, with sheath, set with
turquoise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC
Nst llth 81. Dlug.D
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT

Saturday is known as Trimmed Hat Day here.
The lettering process has been going on in the
work rooms this week We've been trying TO put
more value into line OF $3.50 Trimmed Hats that
were already superior to any youn find in a day 5
journey. An extra knot of ribbon or velvet. an
additional buckle aigrette and the lke-the
result:
IS STYLES TRIMMED HATS.
$3.50 FoR CHOICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

The trouble with some Of this country's
young literary men Is that they are so
much more young than literary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

The flowers Of spring were never as well
come as the frost of autumn is in stricken
Brunswick, Ga.
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Favorable Conditions.
from the Chicago Times

IUIH IIt CuICdgO IImeS.
Judging from the descriptions of the char
lcter OF the population Of Hawaii IL would
,e a very favorable place for the organi-
Lation of populist party.
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BOYS WINTER CnorH1xa.
10TH. l1TH AND = sra NV.

Here are some real Inducements to possible pur
chasers Of Boys Clothing
About a hundred Suits left from last Saturdays
sale Of Boys Clothing from the bankrupt nrm OF
Sykes & Co., New York. They excellent for
schooxear-warm. strong. good looking" and
would be good values at IS and So. Three lots
OF them at ........-......--.-..- .$o-oo
Three lots OF them at ....................$4. $500
A dozen lines OF higher priced Suits have
been marked down to keep pace with those at
50 and 81. They are most Of the fner Reel
procity's' and all Fancy Checked Winter Suits.
Our regular IS Suits splendid values. The
higher priced ones marked down to this figure
more than bargains"
line of Pretty Refer Suits. in light shades.
ExQuisitely trimmed. Sizes T. 6. Q and L.. $500
Stylish Suits in nne dark invisible plaid worsted
mixtures and black Clay diagonals. so and $40
Boys Chinchilla Refers are good only when
you know what you buying. Ours We guar
antee good-good in every way..........S to 50
Blue Beaver Overcoats. wide collar. cuffs and
front of Astrakhan. fastened with black silk frogs
mo buttons). Very nobby. Sizes 4, 8, and
years -...............-....... $e.ao
Fancy Hooded listers for small boys Made of
fancy knOttsd cheyiot. Sizes TO Z. .$T.T5 and -
Long listers for boys from years up TO Ia.
Heavy and warm. Made Of wool ssnting-much
stronger and prettier than freze S. So IS and $s75
Cape listers. navy blue. Sizes s. 4. and
.S6.OO
A special lot Of All-wool Mothers FRIEND
Shirt Waists, the kind with the patented waist
band. Blue. white, gray, brown and all sizes.
Elton Caps Of warm wooden cloth. Look nicer
with winter clothing than anything else a boy
can wear. Blue and fancics. soc.
Hat novelties innumerahle for small boys.
"N. k Embroidered White Lawn Blouses.
fully fancy and good any $50 Blouse
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"N. K" Embroidered White Lawn Blouses.
fully as fancy and good as any $50 Blouse
you any ever bought
(So noor .lOth St bldg.l
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"a sheets OF Shelf Paper. Dc.
Hard Wood Rolling Pins. ..........-....-.....1e.
Hard Wood Potato Mashers. .<e.
Hard Wood Towel Racks. Sc.
- Niotnrs
Mouse Traps. two holes.
Cooking spoons. hard wood. .....-.......--..<c.
plsn Mops. ...----..--.-......-....-. DC
Wooden Scrub Peils. ..15c.
Wal SnoNes. .lOc<
Japsnned Coal Bods, large size. .......-.....i5c.
Japanned Dust Pans. large size.
Wire Tea Strsipers. .............sc.
Wire Toasters. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sc.
wire Broilers. -....-..-..............oc &c.
Tooth Picks large boz for.
Peerless" Stove Polish. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Heavy Tin Dish Pans. 2o-ot. size. .15c.
GOOD Nhisk Brooms. .......................1O c.
Japanned Bread Boxes.
Nutmeg Graters. ...........Sc.
Fancy Cake Cutters. DC.
Egg Beaters.. ..........--.............So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

Elton Caps Of warm wooden cloth. Look nicer
with winter clothing than anything else a boy
can wear. Blue and fancies. soc.
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HousrrUBS1sHrse DEPARTMENT.

Bissen Carpet Sweepers. 75s
Door Mats hest COCO. braided edge. .z7c. 20 s..
OH Heating Stoves, made Of brass with Russia
iron cylinder. Make no smoke or odor and
ranted 70 give perfect satisfsctiop- SR7s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-11-17

A special lot OF Atwood Mothers FRIEND
Shirt Waists. the kind with the patented waist
band Blue. white, gray, brown and all sizes.
$3.50 quality for 81 90
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PRESSED GLASS DEPARTMENT.

Table Tumbers, two styles, neat patterns ssey Odd
Fruit Stands. neat patterns, high pedestal. .25c.
Celery Stands. four pretty styles.
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WOODWARD & LOrHnop.

10TH. nth AND F STREETS NORTHWEST.
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Cape listers. navy blue. Sizes 8. 4. and
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Long listers for boys from years UP TO Ia.
Heavy and warm. Made Of wool snting-much
stronger and prettier than frieze S. Sc IS and
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-23

ESQ 10 que repie todos los dfas viejo Triton
la barba bronceada por la humedad el moho
mientras esa trsemene sentada sobre el brocal de h
fuente. Ell vejo Triton, verde mohosa cara IL
mira con la boca able to.
En- otrro tempo, refere la sehora Page NADIA habia
de mas belo que los grandes surdores de Apremont
cuando las fuenes del parterre corriendo Ia ve
lanzaban hasta ell cielo sus igeros penachos.
Pero ahora las fuentss est&n ristes silenciosas
retumba va el aqua las de marmo toda espe.
Gle de planta slvestre ha vendo desarroarae elias
Hay musgo setas hasta en- Ia barba del Tiempo que
amenaza ridicue guadaha los amorcllos
con cola de pescado que juegan & 81 al rededor.
tPor que se cuida aqusl lugar, en- o que FrIeuse
debe pasar vida, en- aqusl castillo dormido?
I'll pensamiento, trasladado de un salto por Gina de
las atlas paredes que Ia srven de pris6n leva Freuse
10 fuentecia ocuta entire 10 yerba que riega 81 Cas-
tahar.
IQue hacen alli estas horas7 Sin duds reundos en-
el comsdor tan asgre como hospitaaro aque
que tan biep hue eaborado por las de Fraucine
J del cusl ha rehusade su palte Frileuss
IOh y como arrepente de elol asi pasa su vida;
alma rebeda constante contra los acontecmientos
e destino sabe d6nde dirgise; de aquf aquelas
agacones aquellos desalieutos aqueas explosones
entas aquelos pesares secretos que tanto dsgustan
Santiago.
-lY que hacer?-pisnsa. Todo muy fzcil de de.
cir J de hacer, menos cambiar de naturale8a.
Afortunadamente, Noviembre 20 aproxinA Santiaso
va partr Il egosta dscpua tsndra "a institutts s6
70 para ella una yes mas
lvsndrG despsdirssG " e6mo ls recibirki
Son sssas doc PrsguataS cue dsjan pssplsia Frlsg
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S,niIIas /. Hal.aGla : !atat9s

Repolo Americana gerantizsdo Lechuga
de verano Nabos negros para gzzisar. Tona-
tes eigantes. Pereiil. Rsbsniilos para enaalada
& reales onza Acelgas, Rsmoiacha, Cebollas
de Canarias, Pimientoa morrones. EeloneH do
Valencia Escarola apio resi- onza. Agen-
tes con constants Eurtido de los ss TtvoI tabacoE
de los sefores Sanchez HsTnsenos dc Consert0. I'M
periales cajas de 25 $50 mil, Breves prensadas
paquetes rs $40, Regalfs Brit4nica, cajas de so
Sl5. Brevas cilindradas pseueteE, de 10 $15.
VictorIas, csias de leo $s5. P.choneE, psquetes
de 10 $40. Brevas especiale caias de 100 $25.
Millar escogido, paeuetes de Is $40. Reina Vis-
toria cajas de SO $55. Regslis Especial ca1a de
so $50 Iodo al contGdo R2=tran Hermsnos.
Humacao-- Comerciantes iraportsdores, consig-
natsrios de buques y Ageates de Ia ifnea Ge va.
ooras uSerra" BarcaIopa 15-A
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LA PUPILA DE HILARIoN

ba el brazo Mauve Sc e habia ofrecido sonrendo
iciosamente
He ahf el objeto de nuestra perfection en- yerba
-decfa en- tono ir6nico. 60
ST. amigo milo; pero refsxonad que estannos adn
Ia prmavers, que he anuncado a6n los fcutos
que prometo para ooho nj las flores del estfo; que
os he hablado mas que de promesas primaverales.
urana desanaebIs vo me- nronetfa aspirar anras de-
cierto perfume salvaje zero la crela pria
de semblante mas riente.
-Esperad-diio sencillamente Mauve. aquel dia
80 hab6 mas de Frileuse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-23

, antique rns'ieo, que dssds 'ahora aais amos
mas que conosco IL Emylsi1n De Sect CON hipo-
fosftos dc cal y sosa, Ii he 6nsayado, aplickndo
la les sifermos de mi clientsla civil y los de
los hospitalss militares do smprssas de fsrroca
rifles orillas del Mar PacfAco, como en- los hos.
pitales de carload para diferentes snfsrmedadss
sifliticas, ls clorosis anenaia, sismprs los re-
sultados han sido favorablss para mejorar y Gu
rar estas enfermedades, ,, como I'M podsroso CO.
rroborante, 20 mismo ID he usado. Como reco-
mendaci6n { la Enswlsi6n Dc Scott dc mi parts
6rmo esta manifestation On BugA, hoy, de No.
viembre de 1865 Mora.
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COMUNlCADO
Aguas-buenas, A Noviembre % de 1898.
5efior Director dc LA CoRRRsPoNENo1I

Muy aehor nuegtyo: He visto en- oil ndmer o
1873 de E.! Dinrio fechA 20 de Novismbre co.
rriente, cabo sueto dirij jido desde este pueblo
y sugcrito CON las nioialss j M. en- el cual SO TO
ca mi PERSONA; y como quiera que NO puedo
dar gasto contestando a. semillero de inexactitu
des, deseo primsro hacer pdbllso antss de contes.
tar, de la frma el suseribients rasgando ell anti.
faz que 10 eubre.
Este infeiz essribidor, tftulo de monagui
lilo, toca la Campana; pero So desprende de su to
cata, que ignora por complete donde es ell cam.
panario; por 10 cusl antes de que entremos en-
mater'a, le miro CON Ia mayor eonmideraci6n.
Sin otra coaa me repito affmo. Q. u q. NJ
Ronadn @. Dias.
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Nos comunican 40 SAN German: "Con 10
6nico que squi 80 demostr6 que 81 19 hizo cuatrc
nlglos que 81 descubri6 ests iala del Borrego tu&
CON Ia function de iglesa. FL lustrado padAe Go.
ballos invite todas las autoridades corporscio
nes, particularss y corresponsalea de Ia prensa J
ell acto reljgioso qued6 lucidisimo y la concurren
cia fus numerosa, No fait6 mas que ell queriae
kacerdote dejaae de ocupar la ssgrada catedrs
pues el acto que sc commemorate daba ancho cam
no nsra Alio."
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Con motive de Ia @GL4l.sS de toGos el dolnin-
go 2e del qus sursa Ia compaEifa de- los fsrroca.
rifles hs redueido ei precio de ids vusIta en-
esa dis valiendo para rsgraaar los que sc tonen
dc los bil!etss son los wgsntes en 10 tarifa esps
eial de Diciembre do 1892
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CAPITULO VIII

La legada de Santiago fu6 para la castsllanita de
Apremont principle de de contrarsdades que
brelevaba muy NAL, segdn costumbrs No porque le
1uzgase indgno de contnuar ocupando fgs s pedes
sno porqus siempre agradabls vivr los hsroea
Un hsros no % ocupa de una niha de catorcs amos:
dssena 10 pequenez de estatura muerde los abos
para 40 rsse cuando a Oys responder desprop6sitoa
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inH fsrnila, Josa Jasps saaora, Eduardo
Ib&nex samilia, Clsudlo Moyano, Angs Vasco
nj y Senora Juan Alonsn, Martin Gorchado y
fauoilia, caystano Garcia, Manuel 0usrvo Julio
Porra, Eateban Lsmadrid, Ranlro GonxAlo, Luis
Vazquez y aef1ora, Juan y Rsmigio Lorenzo 90
eoldados
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Turr0n de rnazapan

En- las confiterias anexaa los CITES de La
Palma La MGllorqwina re venden axcelentee
TURRONES DE MAZAPAN Y DE FRUTAS,
cosa de guato, rsz5n de 80 centavos ls libra.
Con que 70 10 saben laa personas de buen pa.
ladar l5-H
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-23

Nuestro distinguishing amigo Ell sefior don
Franclsco Garcia Molinas que como aver dljimos
pssa por el do!or de haber perdido en- eatos dias
gu selor padre, ruega sus amigos de Ia iala
le Dispenser vi por el hltimo corrso NO ha contes
tado sus cartas. E5 justo y natural pesar que le
embargo, ls ha impedido cumplir CON este dsber
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-23

AL entrar en- prsnss i4A CORRESPONDENCE
hemos sabido con pes&r que 80 h. caido de un
andamio, donde pintaba en- el 9obierno militar,
I'm obrero llamado Genaro Cruz Oalder6n
Parece que go ha estropsado mucho. Lamenta
mos ese fatal incidents.
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OPA WEa,MaR R.NR. !

NOP.R HECEI.N B.NR.aT.R.
Fluses de Casimir dssde hasra IA pesos-Pan.
talones do idem desde hasta 8 pesos medic
cada uno y tabacos de sodas vitolas y preeios en-
"La Ultramarina," Fortaega 6A-Se recibe
zops heeha por todoe los vaporse ds Is Penin,
gula.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-23

Aver tarde A.ooho Escorrtan CON mdsiea
las Gales do esta Ciudsd doa fasults lvos, extra
yende muelss eon una facilidsd asombrosa grs.
suitamsnte, todos los que ae presentaban. Els
cusanoe decir que un gentlo Immense les ssgula
nor to6as nartes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-23

Nos eecriben MaArld qos el Excmo. ST..
Don Pablo Uparri Sc encnent1a baatante melor
lie sua quebrsatos, pero no puede andar todavia.
Es probable que pass al lnvierno en- Ssvllla 6
Malaga y que rstorne Puerto Rico en- 81 pr6xl,
raa otnfin
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-23

Escriben de Oamuy que el l9 del pasado tn.
vo lugsr la patri6tica velada anunciada por el
Centre Csmuyano Los a6cionados merecieron
muchos aplauaos muy particularmente las sefo-
ritaa Psplta Orriola Trinidad Eatrela.
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Ha sido nomb44oo ayadante del general
dom Andres Gonzalez Mufloz, electo Gobernador
nj itar de ests Isla, el cspitan de infantsris don
Luis Yorrecilla del Puerto
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Sastrerla FranCosa De Tiss0t

Al t1sso rel tjOL<.A AUO Dh LUNA.
9 PESOS 2 OCTAVOS
DW- I'm traJe cvanp!eto de ec4ssnssr a ia qsedida q
al y,sto del conaprodcr raa, varas s 5 l-6O --
Oorse ds la arneEieAna, SO etvs.-Id del chaleeo,
Is ctvs.~-Id. del paataon, Is ctva, ~ Saeos de
alpaca u nsedSda S.
AOTALos precios de naeddes mas de 10 regular, pa
psrAn tOpOtci0n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-23

Doaa Trinidad A:sal4sA lie Armas professors
dc MsnaA ina entragado al alcslde de dicho pue
bio csjas contenisndo hi-as vesdajes para ell
EjSreito de Africa, preparadas por ella sus dis
etpulas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-23
CIsita d cirs!a ns,n: ns t?;Ss sS;!e,ss :;;;; s

D. RAMON A. DE TORRES, -
D. JOSE RODRIGUEZ CASTROY ~
D. q u I T. l. e b M 0 YES.
En- uno de los stios mes centricos de este
Ciudad, CON las mejores condolences hgienieas,
henaos establecido una
CIfnica particular de Cirujfa,
On donde ofreessnos al pdoico de ls lsAA practi'
ear toda Glaze de cperaciones, para 10 cual conts
mos CON an complete arsenal dc instrumentos y
con los aparatos mas modernos
I'm d1cho establecimiento hay local separado
para seAoras, las que seran atsndidas por Ia fami
liza de uno ds los suscriblentes que habita en- e}
rnismo loe&l, haljAran toda clase de comedida
des cuidadcs
Las operaciones de las Was urinarias,
seraa O. pecla!naeAt 10 tr&Sadas conforms los ttl
mos adelsutos de la ciencia.
Las operac1ones de la vista,
estan Cargo del OUUL ia Dr.. u. Guillsfnc
Wives dlsponiendose de habitaciones eepecialss
pars esta caae de aaatanca. Sc cuenta con IN
personal de praeticantes inteligsnteb. Los ope
RADIOS, g. 10 deseen, ssran asistdos por Sservas de
MarSa. Pars dem&s pormsnorss, diriiirse une
do los citados Doctores. 1915
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-23

El mejor vino de mesa es 81 tinto blauco
de Logroao que vsnde LuiHa.
EN CASOs MUY DIFIOILES de curaci6n
los resu'tados NO han podido ser rnejores. Stem.
pre- la Ens~lssdn de Scott demuestra so gran poder
curative.
Bugs, Dep Cauca. Colombia, Nov. s, 1888.
Seiiores Scott y Bo,sns. Muy seaores mios:
En- obsequio Ia ciencis que prcfeso, en- bien
Dc Ia huDanidad doliente, csrtifco, como doctor