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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-11
GPLENDID HOUSE.

Dwelling on corner lot, on Terry Hill,
"a rooms, bath, hot and cold water, gas,
finished in hard wood, beautifully
located; price, 50. 600, on easy terms. a.
great bargain.
j. Il. WlNGFIELD,
No. 2l0 Commerce Street.
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FOR RENT.

GROOM HOUSE ON CHURCH AVE.
- nue., sal; Groom house, Church ave
huo, S3l; . room house, Campbell ave-
nue., S27; S-room house, Henry street.
SIT; room house, Commonwealth ave.
nue., SIG; 7-room house, first class con-
dition, Seventh avenue, sell See
HART5OOlt, tho Renter,
u U lCG, Jefferson street.
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EOR RENT = DOUBLE PORCH
4 brick house fronting Hotel Roam.
oke; two bath tubs; twenty rooms four
are being papered, othcrs halsomined.
Price, $40 per month. Call 1T - Third
avenue II. o. 1925
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BOAEuIN9.

BOAApINIa.
pOOM AND TABLE BOARDERS
IA wanted at 40. 400 Church avenue;
nice front room for lady CT gent, or two
gentlemen MRS MOIR I5lw
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THE CONTRACTING BUSINESS
L formerly conducted under the firm
name of Sims Il Skinker Will after thia
date be done by Sims & Dyer.
3 Ia I'm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-11

w ANTED-TO BUY A BLACK
w Ne" fourdland puppy, bitch pre-
IeEred' about or 8 months old. Apply
ZINES office. 4S3t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-11

Umpire, lIl Scorers, Cassc and McCarter.
Time, 1870
The next game will be played on the
1Aaileghany Institute grounds next
Thursday evening promptly at AIS o.
m. a goou game is expected from the
two mines, as both are in good trim.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-11

OLD papers for the next week at 10
cents per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-11

FABLE BOARDERS CAN GET
u flrst'class board at 17h Salem
avenue $. w. 2 oSIp,
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NANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York stool, market.

u New York, April lo-The stock mar.
,Xet, after tolcrably fair opening, be.
Hame weak on news from Chicago con-
&srning tho strike CT laborers ct the
IN orl6's Fair grounds and the positive
announcement OF tho engagement of
T' 500, GOO gold for shipment by tho
NE am ship I!avel, sailing for Europe to-
Morrow. During the day report, were
Endustriously circulated that shipments
nv steamers sailing lato in the week
Ssould be as erge, if not heavier than
b hose TO be mado to morrow. On the
II treng,h or all this the BEARS hammered
dhe list ard whenever tho market
moved disposition to recover put out
additional lines Of shorts.
4 In only few instances, however,
avero the losses really important. Sugar
dell { fl IS, Chicago Gas, IA; North.
pest, !; Lackawanna, *; Delaware
S.no Hudson, 9; General Electric, II;
pew England, to33; National Coriage;
y; LcNd, Is; Reading, 3 and Tonnes.
Fee Goa! and Iron, 4. Most of graugers
pnd trunk lines, as Missouri Pacific,
MON Pacific, Louisville and Nash
Fille, and Western Union declined only
haitian roso , TO 1G', reacted to 1863 and
fallied 10 1Ga and during the afternoon
ne Pullman Palace Car, on prospects OF
heavy earnings during the progress of
5.ne Worlds Fair, bounded up from
Il9Sii To 2c49s.
Richm ond Terminal sold up from o,6
Ito lo1,, but later lost most of the i'm
|provement when it became known that
|theTe were no new developments con-
te Tning tho proposed plan of reorgani.
zation. Distilling and Cattle Feeding
advanced from 30N to 32T, and later
bold of 10 81 IL. The outstanding inter
Hst in stock is worry large. At close
or c IS wore Is to per cent above tho
Lowest. The latter in National Cordage
which rallied to 071l. The market lets
of barely steady in tone. Sales listed,
$4,000; unlisted, $4,000 Subj .easury
balances; Coin, s67 SEA ,OoO; currency,
S2l ,O5l. 900.
Money on call fairly active ranging
from 4 70 6, closing offered at 5. Prime
mercantile paper Coz. Sterling ex-
change steady; posted rates. 4s7@4.so
Commercial bills, 4.s5@4S74. Govern
men. bonds ;eady. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm.
('iOSf-f.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
4 communicating and otherwise, at
20 Tth ave. s. W., near Jefferson ST. Hit
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE, WATER Consumers
IN Water rentals Tor the quarter
april, May and June are now due.
Consumers are hereby notified TO call at
tho Office OF the Roanoke Gas and Water
Company, room POI, Terry Building,
and pay same. Water may be cut off
from all consumers who do not pay their
bills on or before April 90. An ad-
ditional charge OF fifty cents will be
collected for turning on water.
j. c. RAWN,
Manager and Engineer.
5to2O
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26
TIE WEEKS SENSATIONS
Monday and Tuesday Eaeh Record a
Bloody Fight on Oar Ssrcets.

During the calm twilight honr
of last Monday evening, a gun shot
rang out on the cool. antunan
breezes. near the northeast corner
OF the public square OF our nsually
quiet little city, and a character
known in local circles as Jack the
Ripper WAS seen TO start with
yeip on double-qUick for the north
ern suburbs. He received 4 slight
gun shot wound ia the lett thigh
from the hands of his brother-in-
law, j. M. Bailey, who was seeking
to give him practical dcmonsira-
tion of the uss deserts OF a wite-
abuser.
Jack Warren, alias Jack the Rip
per, married Bailey S sister, and it
seems that he has proved to be
anything bnt a devoted husband.
He and Mrs Warren agreed to dis
agree some months ago, but all his
attachments for home seems not 10
have been erased, for it is stated
that he occasionally called there
and treated Mrs. Warren to q show
er of abuse. Monday afternoon he
called again, and Mrs. Warren al
iegges that he abused her most bru-
tally. She informed her brother of
the affair, who immortality went
cunning tor the anruiy spouse, over
taking him al the above mentioned
time and place
Warren got seven shots, but tho
wound is not dangerous, and Mr..
Bailey has submitted his case.
Although Mr.. Bailey's means of
| calling Warren TO time may appear
to some as rather harsh, his action
is generally vintlicated by our peo-
pie, and he has ever been regarded
as one of the best citizens.
No further trouble is anticipated,
and business in every department.
is moving on after the usual order.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26
Berryyiile Items.

from the ProgreSs-
J. L. Russell of TBE GREEN For
EST TRIBUNE was in the city Sunday.
Jesse is always q welcome caller.
There is no more urgent need i'm
this state than that OF smooth, dur
able roads which resist both rain
and frost. and are passable with
heavy wagons at all seasons of the
year.
We are glad to note that e. D.
Goodin is able TO be on. our streets
again. Mr.. Goodin has been quite
sick for several days.
J. M. Lovett, living four miles
east of Berryville, killed a pelica n
in hls fish pond last Monday There
were two of them together. He
thinks he wounded the other one.
The one he killed is eight feet rad
nine inches from tip to tip and
weighs IA pounds.
The County Treasurer will moi
make any more part payments on
school warrants when the amenni
ON hand is insufficient to pay the
\ entire warrant. Directors should
give two warrants one tor amount
on hand and the other for registra
ton. This saves receipts and tht
directors can keep balance ON HAND
much better.
Last week we mentioned thai
Jess Warren-who lis here i'm jail
charged with buggery and rape
was thought TO be crazy by sone
OF our citizens while others Thought
that he WAS s'saaaming." We have
since learned that the Connty
Judge, who WAS here at The time,
investigated the case and had oaat
Of our physicians 10 see the boy
l and the conclusion arrived at frona
that investigation WAS that Warren
was likely playing crazy and she
Judge woaid aot take any further
steps in the case until later. Il
has SINCE developed that Judgs
Worfhington was correct in his
opinion as Wsrren's crazy spell
on,y lasted a few days, since then
he has been SIS sane as eyer.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26
I'arsu Fer Ne@s.

The osa Breeding NOW Carter
farm containing l2g acres, aboat
SO acres iia cultivation aGj@inimg
Greea Forest nn ilac siaa rison roaa
onaly two BLOCKS from The pabiac
square; thus having The advantage
oa the Green Forest schools, aaa
proximity 40 the town for the fssrms
esidxa,ce. s4arg.s orchard which
ought to pay the full rent. Wila
rent for a term of one TO Eve years
for cash ren4 with approved seeur-
isy. Amply to w. G. Russell, Green
Forosl, Ark, or H. w. Carter.
Belleyills. I'll.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26
ANOTHER RACKET.

A scrap took place on our streets
Tuesday afternoon between one
J. w. Baker of Beilefonte, Boone
county, and our fellow-tomnsman,
S. J. Morris, which resulted rather
serious for Baker, ne receiving
some blows that will occupy mis- at
teniioa for sometime. We did net
learn the nature OF the trouble be-
tween the parties.
Baker came to Green Forest last
week, rs u teacher OF penmansiaip,
but has conduct here in1ssa-
ted thai he is more of a profession
al bnn than anything else. He
borrowed some money from differ
ent ones, got into some aof oar
merchants tor small amounts,
beat his hotel bill and THE TRIBUNE
ufiice out OF "a small anaouns OF job
work, and lasi but not least his
doctors bill, after his reverse of for
ausae. He drank fighting liqucr
daring his entire visit here,
and made strenuous effort with his
tongue to show what = wonderful
penman he WAS.
He left late Tuesday evening
mErh worse off for his experience
in Green Forest.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26

Grandma Wilton of the South
ern Hotel al Berryville is ONE OF
the most obiiying iandlaGies we
have ever met.
Fred Thorp, the 15-yearo!d
son OF B. L.. Thorp, three and a
bali miles north OF town, met
with serious accident Moaday
aftcrnoon. He was Feeding "a mo-
lasses cane iaSsl on ya:s es Norris IS
place. ONE mile east OF sDwn, and
his head caught nader The lever and
was severely nashed. Dr.. Ray
was called aud dressed the wound.
The doctor says that considerable
eonemssinn OF the brain had been
proaneeG, bat thinks it not neccs
sarialiy fatal.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26
WORK.
Employment for All. Ever
body Come at Once!

There question about it, this country will
and that perhaps There
be somebody before
pie whom have
sued for that
obligations else il than This
the last CALL thing the Sheriff will
This includes the Wade
S. j. Morris we'll as o
The books of all Of them be found with G. NJ
the Office.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26
MORRIS & SON.

Save money by buying groceries
at allyway's.
WANTED:-To buy good
milch cow. Call on Prof. Bur
ney.
Wheat, corn. or wood will be
received on subscription at this
office.
K. Whitaker has removed his
family to his farm, two miles w est
of town.
IL you do not want gray hairs,
use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewer.
Gastineau, the blacksmith, does
good work on short order and his
charges are the lowest.
Galloway is selling best grades
of the Berryyille. Roller Mill
Flour at $3.50 per 100 lbs.
When you want a first-class shave
or hair cut go to Lee Stacy, our
barber. Shop in Band Hall.
Lee Stacy requests all owing him
barber bills to call and settle at once
as is now out OF the business.
Allen Safer and Beal Coffman,
two of Harrison's cnterprising
druggists, were in town Tuesday
A. M. Webb is taking special
care of his right hand this week,
which is afflicted with "a large
boil.
You can save postage by order
ing the Globe Democrat or the ST.
Louis Republic at TaE TRIBUNE
Office.
Prof Smallwood invites every
body to come out Thursday night
to attend the closing OF his writing
school.
The Berryvills Roller Mill Flour
is the best ON the market. Quail
ty and quantity of each sack guar
anteed.
Buy the Berryvills' Roller Mall
Flour for sale by T. D. Galloway,
G. Camp, Sneed Il Co, and j. f.
| Walker.
Parties indebted to T. S. Phil
lips will find your accounts at this
Office where you are requested to
\ call andsettle at once.
Spencer J. Morris is still here
and doing business at the same old
stand, paying the top prices ia cash
for eggs and general prodace.
Young men who enter the Fare
ka Springs Commercial College
during This month will be gaarasa-
teed employment as soon as they
graduate.
The ~Patent," +" "Conqucror," and
"XXA'' arc the brands OF Berry
villc Roller Mill faour. This -four
leads everything that haas ever
been ON our market. If.
All persons owing NJ. r.. Sneed
4 on the Il. O. Walker notes and ae-
connts will please cali ON me and
make settlement. w @. RUSSELL,
Collector
Editor J. r.. Newman OF the Har-
rison Times passed through Sunday
en- route to Hot Springs to attend
The asasnat cnnclape of the order
| of the L. o. o. r..
The president OF the Eureka
| Springs Commercial College will
take :. good young horse or some
corn ON iatsen-. This is u rare
chance for SOME yomag maa 10 ed
uca1e ..ianselt spr sife.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26

Al. Cox, one of OUT ahrivimg
farmers, has shellel 81 pounsas ef
corn from 81 cars grown on his
farm this year
Rev Eanzanat will begin s. pro
tracted meeting az the Zion Hill
church, four .ailes southeast Ds
town, tomorrow. Ee wiia eomdwet
a'me i'm Green Forest beginning
November 8.
Prof. Edwards haas succeeded lin
organizing a splendid choir at the
AZ. e. chnrch. 1t mee.S every
Sunday evening
Carroll connty NOW has i'm Jail
dhree of the hardest s.assm mails ,ser-
haps in her history-iwo rapisis
aad one Gcsporada- We under
stand that Jaiaer IcCleary keeps a
heavy guard around the laii both
day and might. Too maeh pre-
caHtion with these birds cannot be
taken.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26
LOCAL And PERSONAL.

j -'|'~SN> -'SAA
last week.
G. A. Wilton of Berryville was
in town Tuesday.
Have your biacksmithing done
at Gastineau's shop.
Now don't you wish you had
cone to the Worlds Fair!
For a good rig or saddle horse
call at Hodges Livery Stable.
Miss Minnie Morris of Yocum
entered the high school Monday.
The old Breeding, now Carter,
farm is for rent. See advertisement.
A few gallons OF nice molasses
wanted on subscription at this Of
fee.
Thomas Grim now occupies his
cosy, new cottage in Gr,m's addi-
ton.
W. G. Russell was at Berry
vile on legal business first of the
week.
We will take few more loads
of wood on subscription if brought
in at once.
J. r, Gastineau is building a new
brick furnace and f1ue to his black
smith shop.
WANTED:-To trade good organ
for saddle horse. Apply at TIE
TRIBUNE Office.
w. A. Bait is engaged in building
some brick flues in the residence of
w. G. Russell.
See the bran new advertisement
of W. r. Sneed & Co. Theirs is
good place to trade.
James Butt, brother of our towns
man, w A. Butt, has returned to
his home in Illinois.
Noictic;ous certificates, but SOL
id facts, testify the marvellous
cures of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Good bankable notes will be
taken for tuition in the Eureka
Springs Commercial College.
J. Shipman was up from Denver
Saturday Jake looks like ceath's
playmate since his recent severe
spell of fever.
J. M. Foreman who has been Wis
5ting the family of e. S. Foreman
for the past month, left Thursday
for Laclede, Mo.
G.. L. McNiel is building q hand
some brick chimney to Mack
'Quslls' residence occupied by the
family of Prot. Burney.
Joshua Edwards has traded for
Lee Stacy's barber shop and will
conduct the barber business In
Green Forest in the future.
The public school which was
being coducaed at the Lawrence
school house, which was burned
last week, will be finished at the
Friendship church house in that
district.
Chas Hyson's brick kiln was a
splendid success. He is now sup
plying our people with as fine
brick as has ever been manpfactnr-
ed ia this part Of the State.
Mrs. s. J. Warren of Lacledc,
No., sister of Il. S. Foreman, has
been visiting the family of the lat
ter tor the past two weeks. She
left for home last Thursday.
The Eureka Springs Commercial
College is the only non-uext-book
school in this section Of the conn
try. ITS work is practical and
thorough.
f. o. Butt, who has been absent
for the past three months, teaching
school at Beaver, is expected home
Saturday. He will spend two
weeks vacation here with his par
ents, and will then resume for
another three months' term at the
same place.
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26

C.,nE.asoSrlaisa' Eve and Skin
Ointment.
a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
TeSeer, Salt Raegana, Sc.4ld Head, Old
ghrrsaic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
1tc3a, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. IL is cooling and soothing.
E4ss2neas OF cases have been cured by
1t AFTER aaa other treatment had 1aaae0~
- cents Eoa. Lox-
The Green Forest tribune., 1893-10-26

Subscribe ior TaE 'is4sU. +.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-29

todo 10 reaIiza arrebasando q mas cristiano da
esta mundo para llevarlo Ia mansi6n eterna.
Su f6retro fu6 acompanado desde b cass
mortuoria, desde 81 Kl6metro 16 al Ii, por una
numerosa concurrencia, que SO disputaba csrgar
on homblos el ataud; deade 81 puente & Ia San.
ia Iglesia, acompaiiada por la parroQuia y muchas
distinguishes personas de esta poblaci6p, fguran.
do entire elias, 81 sehor lcalde municipal, Sc
cretario, Concejalea del Ayuntamiento y muchas
mas que no recordanos
Disputaban por llevar 81 cad4ver al hombro,
desde 81 Kil6metro l6 al ID, los vecinos, Vicente
Leon, Esteban MurieL Sabas Ayala, Genaro Pas.
trana, Rosario Rond6n, Sabas Santana, Eusebio
Leon 8 lnfaidad mas que omitimos por desco
nocer sus nombres
Para terminar; restanos signifcar gu af1i.
gido esposo hiios polfticos demas deudos de 10
fnada ID expression de nusstra condolences 70
gando Dios por el descaso de la q. va no exiate.
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La PUP1LA DE H1LARroE

herido por rayo segdn aseguraba NADIA tuvo que
hacer.
Ell restablecimiento sstaba en- buen camino a tila
de Francne posea vrtudes curatvas de las que
tia celoso 81 buen doctor Manduit.
Frileuse sonrefa la que lloraba; pero Ipor que
habera acostumbrado los efectcg de la tempestad
desdO nia7 Ahora tendrla medo demasado compren-
dia GUAM ridcuo ssuyo En- el castillo, desde que
senta e primer trueno Vensranda, que NADIA tens de
vaente hacfa los postgos de los bacones
da las &mpsras manotsaba odas fuarzas sobrs
e clavicordio para il 81 Fuido exterior veces
chard ei hombrs de confsnza lamado por VenerandaA
agarraba ambor producfs tai ruido sobre Ia GAIA
que 81 trueno perdia aus sonidos.
a-lQue educacidnI-murnur6 Santiago.
-Vamos, hja ms-diio Ia compaEiva Mauve. acari.
ciando con 81 gusto Ia voz Ia niha;no Isres mas
Os rritarfais los oos al vovsr castillo vuestro tutor
maldecira Penaemos deapaco: los caminose deben
haberse pueso intranstabes Mrad las GALES del jar.
dfn parecen torrentes arTatrando puesra amarillo
nita Brown desapareceriais estoy segufa de eo
cualquier barranco 5Por que moo quedais conner
Edormir aqui7
IL Dormir en- ell Castaharl-grit6 Frileuse dorde un
salto fuera del s6n que La habian colocado durante
50 desvanecime Itodo mi sue6o
~ De veras Por que hAberlo dicho antes 2
recurrr esta yarita magica que ctais cada omento
cudiendo buclesen precoso cuartito del segun
do piso cuya ventsna tene por cortna IL cleatda Ia
~ Preciaamente sna 90 Ia zelda que deatinaba,
Vsmos lamar mics Pratigne para darla 6rdenss
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ULTIMA HORA.
rELEeRAMAs IMPoBTANTE 8

FL Goberno General hs reeibido del Gober.
nador ds Cuba, este tsrds 81 siguiente despacho:
&C isis indicada teiegrams dItimo, desvane-
cida como v. e. 10 habfa deducido per el cable.
grams del Ministro, En- Ia opini6n ha hscho
excelents efesto Ia abregsei6n del General Lo-
pez DomingueE por 81 nombTamiento del Gene
Hal MsrtineB Campoe, que debe hallarse en-
Melilla desde hoy al smsnecer donde So
9ormsr&n dos cusrpos de Ej6-eito, de & disz
mil hombrss eada uDo, maDdsdos por los ge.
neralen Primo De Rivera J Chinehlla; Primer Je-
fe de Estado Mayer 81 general Msefas; segundo
Jefe BaacaEan. Var sdemas. los genexsles Me-
lla, Ceredo, Varona, Echsgus &c dice iran Wal
Ter, Captain General de Barcelona Polavieia de
las proyincias Vascongsdas.
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he conocido padre nj madre nj abuea nj hermana ,Ohl
Isl hubera tendo familia, cuanto Ia hubese querido
Hasta mi tia Corisandra de Ia cua apenss acuerdo
porque tenia yo tres amos medic cuando muri6, ms
pra medo cuando la recuerdo antes de morir Tengo
rerato mi cuarto tane todo e corte de persona
de oro sglo Os la ensenar6 Francne vestdo de
terciopelo ta,ar peto de baenas dice Veneran
da, estrechas mangas aquea gran gorguera de
cafe que recuerda las de Maria Stuardo Siempre
tia as de tercopelo amaranto invierno de seda del
ismo color Ell amaranto Ell color de
ira casa, dice mi tutor. Pero voviendo Corisan
dra, era muy buena, queria mucho segdn dicen,
peaar de deception dc que para ella uf invountaria
lPor que2-pregunt6 Francines que saba or sin
dejar por ESQ de estar un solo momento ocupada.
-Porque esperaba en- lugar mfn un nino un Hsrcu-
les AgenoT desnado perpeuar la Inca Para castgar
me por mi condci6n de nna aupongo 10 que me bruno
este nombre de Frieuse N que 70 abandonarfa pu
desc me oblig6 vivr castillo, donde me morfa
epegadumbre iteramente hasta el dia que conoci
~ Elm embargo, hay on u muchos medios de vvir
dichosa-diio Francine en- tono refexivo.
-lOhl mo 10 cyeaisl os desafo fprobarmelo
-Puede hacerse mucho bien ell dinero, vos te
neis mucho Frileuse, 10 que parece entrstezco
fecuentemente cuando pienso las necesades que
rodean no puedo consolar Hacer feees los demas
ser feliz por q mismo.
81, asi seraen el Castanar, pero Apremont
aseguro que las monedillas de plata que Hari6n
trega para dstrbuir los pobres despu6s de Ia mFa
contribuyen gram cosa mi algeria.
pl "Trisux-se "-Fri0lerO. encenque, cantio,
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C1L.lEf[ILAIE1ADO-
Rlo~ sisdrss, rs De Noviembge de- 1893
ssaer DlEeetor c1a "a CoAnHsfoEpnporA.

- SAAor Director da hA CoHREsPoNpMaoIA. ~
Muy d8stiagui5o aeaor de nnes6sa eonsde-
gsci6o i aafeei9: EiapsIaEaen dc an reconocida
noRdad, dec hidg on aa popuaE iEustrado reti6di
90 4 inagfGios dst a.g1ia. 10 comuneada. por 10
que u antleipas les 9rscisg, aue mas atentos ami
goa asH. q b 4. m Astsero ara@.--Jorge Ortiz
Tfaa-eorts pefo penosa enfsrmedad ha dea
cendido q eaphlore el de los corrientes, Ia que
On yida fu9 u vi1tuosfsima caritativa senora
do6s Esoanaei6n i4sborda Id f' Kelly n. e. .. d.
Esta dlstingu5da aefora aupo oaptsrae 81 ca
rifio el mayer Eeapet9 " saEsfasrael6n por las
vlItudes qna poIs siss # como pos aqael coraz6n
pohe ea15tstIras apa solo anpo SCORER 81 des.
valide rs sci for d4 guiera Il bien, 10 que le
hiz5 aoraadQra dol anreelo distinction entire los
yeeiaos 4 81 baffia GIG Manaeille," dando euto por
resutsado q9s; III aaDerga ga hslIaba enfsrma, su
naoraaa fag in1a5ida fnaamanta por aus con.
veein6a salstiesdo6 81 cpidado Y aeompsfando
au ailsn asposo lijea polsticos, haata d dltimo
moponto Cd que dei6 aQue5la lie exiatir.
Ia trisIa nneva sfe la contamination de So
exist ncsa, as daba III deaigniea inapelables del
SupremQ Haceacs. que CON " poder inInense.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-29
DOCTOR VALERIO

Clruiano dentista de Ia Universidad de la
Habana, Medico cirujano de Ia facultad de Pen
silvania, inventor del balsomo anti-Feumatico que
neva su nombre, con 20 amos de practics espe.
cialista en- Intermediates reumaticas y de la boca,
extraccionea sin dolor, Iegara pronto q esta Ca
CON todos los adslantos de la ciencia los mejo-
res aparatos hasta el diasconocidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-29
ELL CoNFLICT0 MoNETARIo

En- prenas "a LA CORRESPONDENCE hemos
recibido 81 siguiente tslegrama de San Lorenzo
(Hato Grsnde):
GEL asunto monstsrio presenta grave con-
ficto aqui, sobre todo para la slase obrera. EI
Comercio se MEGA & recibir los pesos del SO en-
adelante que son los dnicos que circular en- Ssts
nuahlo - FoTtuEo"