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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-02-22
FOR men !!

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made to order, are you pay
ing big prices for them p?
If you will read this lad
and then come in and ex-
anime our stock of shirts, ii
will be money in your peck
of
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-02-22
New Goods

Probably the strongest
feature of this store is oul
fondness for selling New
Goods. You never hear
of old goods here. New
goods come every day. We
mark them at the
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-02-22
45 CENTS.

a shirt equally as good,
made to order, would cost
you like this:
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-02-22

g. j. Robinson went to Saginaw Satur-
| 1av IaQt
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-02-22
Frank limerick took a trip TO Bay City

Frank limerick took trip TO Bay City
Monday.
w. A. French took trip to Detroit
last Saturday.
g. X. Nicholson has gone to Virginia,
OH timber business.
Mrs. nj. Klock returned home Saturday
night, from Detroit.
+. L. Richardson returned home yes
terday morning, from Ohio.
II. j. Cradle, who has been TO Buffalo.
arrived home yesterday morning.
ii. A. Kimball, who has been 10 Du-
luth, arrived home Thursday morning.
w. III. Dawson left town last Friday,
OH trip to Grand Rapids and Detroit.
Mrs. Crawford, mother OF James Craw
ford, arrived from Flint Thursday night.
Q. III. Luce, who has been on trip to
Pittsburg, arrived home Thursday morn
ing.
Nj. McPhee has gone on trip to De-
troit and Cleveland, leaving town Mon
day.
Representative A. II. Blakley, who has
boen visiting his family, has returned to
Lansing.
Albert Pack has gone to Detroit, to
attend the Republican State Convention
and banquet.
f. o. Avery went to Detroit Monday,
to attend the Republican State conven-
ton and banquet.
A. j. Gilchrist was among the passen-
gers who left town on tho express, Mon
day, for Detroit.
Miss Lilyan Mckay has gone to visit
friends at Manistee, leaving town last
Saturday morning.
j. w. Fitzgerald returned home Thurs
day night, from Hamilton, Ont, where
he had been attending the funeral of his
brother.
Miss A. johnson, Great Record Keeper
OF the l.. o. T. NJ, was in'town last week,
on Maccabee business, and returned home
Thursday.
w. E. Depew, James Bowden and w.
E. Rogers left town yesterday morning,
for Detroit, to attend the Republican
State convention and banquet.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-01
 SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

There are 5o,0OO, ,OO0 Lutherans in the world.
 Brother Moody is 56 years old and is not ashamed to tell has age.
 The charter of Oxford university was granted by Henry III. in 124s
 The famous Rugby school was founded by Lawrence Sheriff in 1867.
 The great school at Harrow, in En- land, was founded by John Lyon in 1871.
 A training ship was utilized in Lon- don for the teaching of homeless boys in 1S66
 There are Al schools of theology in this country, with 6S6 professors and G. 9S9 students.
 Westminster university is the name of the new Presbyterian school at Den- yer. It will be open for students next fall.
 The Argentine Confederation is the best in education among the South American republics. 1t has 8, ,227 schools and 254, 900 pupils.
 The Sunday question has been long in dispute in Toronto. In the battle at the polls the Sabbatarians have won. The vote for Sunday cars is 13,060, against Sunday cars 14,0S5.
 --The first religious newspaper in this country was the Religious Re- membrancer, published by John w. Scott, Philadelphia, 1913. The Chris tian Observer, printed at Louisville, Ky.. grew out of it.
 Mir. Philip D. Armour has been vis- iting Boston, inspecting the Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology and other educational institutions in that line, with the view of getting informa- tion that can be put to practical use for the benefit of the great college in Chicago which he has so splendidly en- dowed.
 In British India the ancient Brah- manic religious belief still counts 211,- 900, 900 in its different sects. The Budd- hist form of belief is held by 7,000,000 in Farther India (Burmah), not in In- dia proper. The ancient faith of Zoras- ter, dating back to the time of Cyrus and Darius, is professed by 1000 who bear the name of Farsi or Persian. The followers of Mohammed number 57, ,000, 900; the empress of India has far greater number of Mohammedan sub jects than the sultan or the shah. The ancient pagan or nature worshipers number 9,000,000.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-01
A SLIGHT MISTAKE.
An Onicious Smart Man Gets Himself Tn
 to Trouble.

An Oficious Smart Man Gets Himself Tn.
 to Trouble.
 The smart man was getting off Q train, when he saw a couple ahead of him who at once challenged his atten- ton and indignation. The husband was walking off with his hands in his pockets, while the wife carried baby and large basket and valise.
 This was too much for the smart man and, stepping up to the overloaded woman, he said:
 "Let me assist you, madam" and, seizing the basket and valise, he ran after the husband. whom he grabbed without ceemor
 Here, sir. these things for your wife. l shoa think you would be ashamed to call yourself man, and permit your wife to. bear all the bur dens in this way. Let this be lesson to you. sir, to-"
 "Hello!" interrupted the stranger, in- dignantly, "she ain't my wife. never saw the woman in my life till now" At the same time the woman was shrieking at the top of her voice: 'Stop thief" and it took the smart mans ut- most eloquence to convince the depot policeman that he was not sneak thief, instead of self-appointed re- former of other peoples morals and manners. Detroit Free Press.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-01
The New Church Organ.

In one of the small towns in northern Missouri, few years ago, one of the churches concluded that an organ would add to the attractions of the church and the services. and after as- certaining the general feeling of the members in regard to the matter de- cided to purchase one. As is always the case, there were few dis senting voices. The most aggres- sive opposition was from Brother T., deacon He objected to an organ. He believed it sinful to play upon any kind of an instrument during services. But the majority of the little flock were not disposed to think exactly that way. and purchased the organ, con trary to the deacon's wishes. The fol- lowing Sunday, after the organ had been placed in the church, the deacon took seat on the front row, as was his usual custom. The organist played a volur tary, and after the singing of a few hymns, in which the deacon was observed to take no part, the minister asked: "Will Brother T. lead us in prayer?" Much to the consternation of the minister and audience, the deacon replied, pointing to the organ: That thing does yer singin', can't it do yer prayin', too?"-St. Louis Globe Demo- crat.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-01
\ APPRECIATION OF AUGUST.
This Month Is the Pleasant Underline of
 the Year.


 the Year.
 If it were required to typify August, I would suggest the month be likened to an oriental merchant, dealer in all manner of incense and perfume. In these still warm nights, the wandering merchant has traffic with woody slash ings and thickets where grow black berry brambles, firewood and milk weed, and wild lettuce. Coming straight from these, and gathering tithe from poppied and lillied gardens. such as the country still loves to culti- vate, the merchant brings to town sachet of rural sweetness potent to wake delicious memories. August might be portrayed as swinging a cen ser in which are turning fragrant leaves and blossoms. Furthermore, the month might be characterized as the month for butterflies; for it is at this point in the season that the most splendid specimens of the butterfly tribe make their appearance. The white and yellow rovers are every where present-the butterfly common atty. Here and there is seen a creature of such brilliant dyes, texture so ex- quisite, as to suggest that it could scarcely have had an earthly origin. What spirit clothes itself in the jetty darkness of night, relieved only by the patch of bright daytime azure at the base of it's wings? One with colors of fire or of sunset saw, lowering about the dusky sidewalk in a sort of a fatu. ous fascination; could have caught it easily, so absorbed was the foolish insect. Another, vivid as an autumn leaf and as helpless a voyager, was seen floating down the stream. A but terfiy might be said to be winged scroll of mystic picture-writing. There is one point of likeness to the bird; a butterfly has plumage, but all of down or feathery dust instead of true feathers.
 With the white and yellow butter flies, everywhere fickering in this still sunshiny world, go their botanic coun- terparts, the white thistle-balls, lumi- nous, slowly drifting, like some kind of large diurnal firefiy with white fire laden" These rise at the least whis- per of the air from many a sleepy, ob- livious field mistily brushed over with thistle-down soft and fine as the wool of the lambs in spring born in the rough pasture. As if anticipating the deciduous time and fashion of the leaves, certain myriads of the insect world shed the corporeal habit that was eirs.-Atlantic.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-01
How He Gauged It,

A Devonshire farmer went to London to see the sights. While walking down the Strand he saw a card in tavern window bearing the inscription: "Dev- onshire cider sold here" The old mans heart warming towards his native bev- craze, he entered the public house and called for "a pint O zider." The liquor being drawn, he placed it to his lips and half-emptied the measure, putting it on the counter with the remark that it was very poor stuff"
 A cockney standing by. thinking Inc could raise a joke at the farmers ex- pense, said: 'I say, mister, do you know how that cider was made?"
 .'No," said the farmer.
 Well, I'll tell you. They stuck up a barrel of water at one end of a shed, and stood back at the other end and threw apples at it"
 "Did they?" said the farmer, slowly slipping the cider. ''Then they didn't hit that barrel morn once. "-Tit-Bits.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-01
TELLING THE CHILD A STORY.

At tea-time in the ruddy light Chrisanthemums were in their glory My baby came to say goodnight, And beg for just ''one little story" told her how girl like her Came long ago. somewhere or other, And brought her doll and made a stir, And begged a story from her mother, Who, tired and listless, also crossed The little story-beggng beauty With news of how another glossed Her irksome story telling duty Stili backward was the tale referred To weary her. but when I ended, As if I had not said word,
 With looks half. lf.pleading, half-orended, She claSped my neck-her childish trust Had made the hardest hear. compliant "A little one, :" she said, ''please-just About fairy and giant" kissed her close, and off I went: Once on time," low, slow and steady, She heaved a sigh of sweet content; My darling was asleep already.
 Good Words.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-01
Original.

An old Scotchman who was fond of personal and unauthorized interpreta- tions of the Scriptures, was one day ex- pounding Psalm, and came to the ex- pression "ten-stringed instrument.
 Moo, my friends" said he, ''din ye ken what that means-a ten-stringed instrument? Some say it means ae thing and some say anither, but l hae aye notion that it joost means the ten commandments. But that's on thocht O my ain."
 At another time. he considered very seriously what the Psalmist might mean by "the noisome pestilence.
 ''I dinna richtly ken," said he. what David means by calling it the noisonae pestilence; but I'm aye thinking it would be because the folks would be aye weepin' and wailin' over the dead and maxim a great Roise. - Youths Companion.
The Forrest City times., 1893-12-01
ORREST CITY, ARK FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER S93

secret. Does he not merit some re- ward?"
 Margie flushed and glanced timidly at Will Then she looked around for her aunt and cousin. Both had disap- peared.
 ssTake her, Will" said the old law yer. with twinkling eyes, "and bless ye, my children"
 With melodramatic gesture he, too. vanished, and think the young people were not long in coming to an under. standing, for cards are now out for the wedding. Mercury.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30

A consecuencia de las difsrentes versiones
que circular por eeta ciudad, references las
eausas que at ibuye la renuncia de sus cargos
que han p1esentsdo a,gunos de los sehores de la
Junta del ID Centenario, Sc acerc6 esta ma1ana
nuestro director la Sseretaris del Gobierno
General con objsto de tomsr dstos informar 4
nuestros lectores de las razoaes que obsdeci6 e)
nombraniento de un inspector cerca de la citads
junta resulta de los adquiridos que Is
designation hecha por el sehor Gobernsdor Gene
raj en- favor de don Leoncio Aleal, no tiene otro
fin nj mas alcance que ell natural de que exista on
el seno de aquella (como delegado de la primers
autorldad) un funcionario que le de cusnta de to
dos los acuerdos trabajos de ls junta, en- vista
de que la Directive no le participaba ninguno de
sus proyectoE resolucienes.
como quiera que'los fondos de que dispo
ne L. citada Junta SON, en- su cssi totadad pro
ducto de la suscripo6n de los Ayatamlentcs Di
putaci6n Provincial de la subvencion del Esta' {
e parece natural, justo I6gico qua el Goberna
dor sepa Ia Inversion que SO da esos fondos Sc
gun 10 viens verifcando ell aobierno en- toda ex
posici6n que Sc rsallsa con rscursos del Erario
nombr ando al efeeto su comisario Reg 8 Dele
gado especial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30
huavo sisisma para trahajar eandidaturas

Nuestro competente colega E2 Diarso de
Puerto Rico publica en- 10 seccion de noticas de
su edic,on de anoche, el ajguiente suelto:
'!Circulan rumores de que nuestro compahe.
70 el eefor don Ramon B. Lopez, trabajs perso-
nalmente la candldatura para Diputado Provin,
cial por sl distrito de Vega-baja."
Y la vsrdsd es que tenemcs que admirar la
ssgasidad de los reporters del colega que en- la
presente ocasi6n han probado tener el oifato mas
fno que perdigueros adiestrados.
En- efseto, nuestro Director, acompanado de!
doctor don Fernando Alsman de don Jos6 "a
suela Geigel, Agente viajero este dltimo de ls
Massachusetts, Benefit Life Association que dichc
sea entire pa entesis es La eompahfa de segaros
de vida en- que dehen tomar sus p6lizas todas lsf
personas previsoras para dear al abrigo de la mise
ria sus familias estuvo el domingo d!timo en-
Toa-baia ei Dorado, pueblos comprendidos en-
la coma electoral de Vega. baja y campo fecunde
para los que aspiran desempehar el lucido pape
de igura decorative en- Ia Corporation Provin.
cial & tener el derecho de mover la cabeza or
sentido Affirmative negative, segdn indi4ue Ia
batuta del tambor mayor.
Y 4 Ia verdad que allf trabajaron sin descan
SO nueatro Diiec los senores Aleman y Ca
suela. Primero, en- Toa baja, tomaron el sol po
ell boulevard de la Gran Vaa, visitaron la Catedra
con su atrlo de ssnseroldas, adm1raron Ia lozani
del paste que crece exhuberante en- la plaza prin
cipal por dltimo, trssladandose al hotel del Ca
90, emplstleEon, como Olestros en- 81 afte que son
descomunales escudillas rebesando cafe CON ju
go de Ia vaco, acompanado de pan de hojs y que
so fresco amssado. -. al natural. 49,
| Asegus ada ia La election de esa manera 81
Toa.baja, sin IL menor oposici6n, Sc trssladaro
| los comisionados el candidate al Dorado. AL
lee esperaba el popular doctor Goenaga, person
de muchas y merecidas inhuencias en- ell distritt
CON un respectable contpgente de eleetores, per
tan mansos y d4biles, que sin obstGculos Sc del,
ron conner y beber, como On algunas parties Sc d.
jan otros hasta dijerir. Qued6, pues, canada
campana asegurado 81 triunfo, pese s Ubarr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30

por atrapar nm sill6n provincial para darse Ptsts
conseguir paste, y nuestro Director, satisfscho
feliz de su inmensA popularidad, % tendi6 L.
bartola, para entrar en- los horrores do la diges-
si6n, como decia ei bien querido amigo don Pc
pc Acosta.
Va 10 sabe, pues, 81 pals y 10 sabsn Los COM
ahora con las mandfbulss, iniciando Ia sntrada
con 10 que suele hacerss POGO tiempo dsspues, que
81 nm al cabo Dios es Dios y justo es que viva
los gsstados procedimiensos de arYastrdrss pidisn-
do el apoyo consabido, hacienda protestas de man
sedumbre y doblegandoss Las exigencias del
DOS en- que se lucen conocimientos iterarios.
Nuestro Director, que rinde quito todo 10
gaseosO, espera que, despues del disparo del DIE
rsO, se hsgan eco los demas colegas del pats de 10
tausta nuevaI y le rsgalen el oido CON splausos
triple oatsrsa como dlcen los que conocen el signi.
/ hcado de la ietra Co.
Lo que ST, en- verdsd, NOS. quita Ell sueao v
nos tlene intranquilos, es el tenor de que sIeuno
he los electores, follones malandrines. del dis
trlto lie Vsga-baja, cometa Ia torpe.a in aiscrs.
clon de levar al Dsarso aguna de las cartitss uua
deoera haber escrito el candidate 6 Il relsci6n
detallada dc suH empehos vsr6ales recomendkn.-.
dose 81 mlslno, porque el Dtario ri ha de ser
conseCnente CON Ia unprecedented que preeons.
/ tendra que publican cuAntos datos recoia NO sas
que los NAL intenconados, que nunca fatan, cream
slnceramente que todo ha sido invenci6n uuya Il
obra de las fantasies literarias de sus
81 asf 10 hace Dios sc 10 premiar6 en- su santa
gloria nosot4o os le obseqularsmos CON una copa
de mabf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30

Viena, II. LA Junta do Sanidad dc esta
Capital ha declarados ofclamenta que 10 epidemia.
del c6lsra se presents este aHo mas amenazadora
one 81 ailo pasado. E
Mairid, IL. Sc asegnra que va no volveraI
&encargarse de su destino ell Gobernador del
Banco Espanol do ID Isla de Cubs; que sera
nombrado para sustituir al seior Puga on dicho
cargo 81 seiior Torrepando. s..
sz ENuevas York, IL. Hen socurrido dos nuevos
casos dc c6iera entire los pasajeros' del "Ksrama-
mia. -~a-@..------s---.--.
Madrid Il. Dnrante Ia ausencia del sehor
Maura, ministro de Ultramar, Sc encargara inte
rinamente de este depsrtamento, el de Hacian
da sefor Gamazo.-Entre los rassjeros del '.Kas
mania" se han presentado siste nuevos cssos
sospechosos. F@ @
Nueva Fork, IA. De los artistss espanoles
que fguran como expositores en- 81 Gran Cetts
men Universal de Chicago, % han sido agracis
cados cen medallas.
PARIS IA. ri socialista Moore dlspar6 u
tho dc revolver SCORE 81 ministro Mr.. Lockroy
hirl6ndolo levemente, por haberse este negsao
facilitarle certa cantdad que e pidi6 On clase ds
preBtsmo.
Nueve. York, L.. ri Herald publlca un des
pacho de Panama, en- el que Sc dice cue Colon
bia ha impuesto crecidos derechos al tabaco ex
/ tranjero y que ha declarado monopolio del Go
| blerno la elaboration de los cigsrrillos. En Min
| neapolis ha ocurrido un horroIoso incendlo, ha
| biendo quedado reducidos cenizas mucho ma,
/ de 200 edifcios, algunos de estos ocupados po
f&bricas talleres de diferentes classes. Las per
| didas go estiman en- unos dos millones de pesos
Han quedado sin hogar mas de 1900 personals
Nueva. York, Is. Anuncian de Honduras
que Ia febre amarllla ~esta hacienda estragos o.
| Amapala. ~ # ~ s
| Londres, Is. La epidemic del c6lera en- Ru
| sia se presents este aho mncho mas amenazadors
que el afio pasado; asegdrase que las autorida
des locales ocaltan gran parte de los casos de Tai
/ defunciones.
Paris, Is. El Tribunal de Arbitraje en- |.
question del Mar Behring, ha dictaminado en- con
tra de los Estados Unidos en- los puntos referen
| tes al exclusive dominic del expresado Mar; per.
| en- todos los dsm6s puntos, ei dictamen ha 81
do favorable dichos Estsdos. >r
Londres, IL. La epidemic del c6lera CONT
n6a tomando incremento en- muchas localidade
de Rusla, pero particularments en- Ia ciudad d.
Moscow.
gun otro caso de c6lefa entire pasajeros del vapo
Karamsdnsa.
Londres, 10 En- NApoles ha meiorado alg
el estado sanitarlo. Durante la Ultima ssman
ocurrieron en- dicha ciudad 130 casos de c6lera
fallecieron II atacados. En- Ruala 80 registrsro
1,1l3 y 1853, respectivamente. En- la provinci
de Galitzia ham ocurrido, en- e espacio de "a hors
% casoa y fallecieron % atacados
| Madrid, Is. Hombres lmportantes del partid
republican, niegan que obedezca plan slguno
partida que 90 ha lsvantado en- Valencia.
Pass, 6rgano del senor Ruiz Zorrilla, dice que
esta alistando un buque de guerra para llevar
D 8. NJ Ia Reina Barcelona en- ell caso de- alter
ci6n del orden pdblico FL Presidente del Co.
sejo dc Ministries, sefor Sagasta, desmentfa he
s | terminantemente esta noticia. J :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30

En- Ia noche del dia ~ del corriente robaron
en- Ia casa de dof1a Felicita Corona (Ponce) en-
momentos en- que Sc encontraba en- el tsatro, los
efectos siguientes: un billets del Banco Espanol
de Puerto. Rico de $24, un terno complete, nm
altiler de sehora una meneda espshols de orc,
una libra esterlina y 1926 en- plata. ri ladr6n
penetr6 por Ia puerta trasera que comunica CON
el patio valiendose de una barra de hierro con In
que Sc supone descerraj6 un armario donde se
encontraban las referidas prendas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30

Nos dicen de Cayey:-" Ri Is del corriente
fue raptada una joven en- el barrio de Nation aba
10, por el hijo de propietsrio. ri raptor aban-
don6 la joven despuss de haber prometido casar-
SO con ella y el hecho fue puesto an conocimiento
del Juzgado y Sc arregl6 el asunto dotando ID
joven y pagsndo los enderezadorss de entuertos
su trabejo Intellectual. El raptor es an Czpido
de primera fuerzs, pues es ei cuarto rapto que
Ileva"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30

Hoy las once msnos cuarto de In ma.
nana rindi6 la jornada de Ia vid. an eat.
Capital, el que fue nuestro respectable ami.
compahero SENoR DON FEDERICO AsEsyo
Y ARTEAGA, Secretario Contador de Obrss Publ.
cas- y de la Sociedad de Agriculture, Vice.prssi.
dente de la Junta creada para 10 celebration del
Cuarto Csntenarlo del descnbrimiento de Puerte-
Rico director de Ia Rsvista de Ag-sesltssra,
Lnd~strsa Concrete.
LA Provincia pierde CON Ia musrte del sesor
Assnio un hombre verdaderamente dtiL laborio.
SO ilustrado que deja un vacfo On nuestra 80.
ciedad muy diffcil de llenar.
Reeiba gu atribulada fanilia Ia expression de
nuestra condolencia Ia seguridsd de que el pats
en- general la scompansra en- 80 amargufsino
duslo.
Descanse en- paz el amigo Que va no existai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30

Dicen de Santo Domingo que Ell general hi.
polite, presidents de Haity, dej6 erpersndo al de
la repdblisa Dominicana, general Henreaux, en- L.
vista que para ell l6 de Agosto, aniversario dc la
seguuda independence, le hsbfa prometido. En-
Ia dicha Capital Sc cree que no SON muy cordislss
las relaciones entire los dos gobiernos aunque apa-
rentemente parecen serlo. Los gastos que Sc hi
cieron para recibir Hipolitte fueron cuan.
tiosisimos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30
NOTICIAS GENERATES

En- Ia noche del dis % del corriente hallsn.
dose en- L. puerta de ss casa las j6venss Lima DS.
villa y Natea Cssaha, vecinas del barrio de San
Felipe (Arecibo( jugando con una navaja de
afeitar, se intrio la primers una herda is consi.
deracion en- ell cuello. Una veg que tuvo conoci-
miento del suceso Ell seor facultativo titular doc
tor Aleman, se persona en- la referida casa en-
compahis del prscticante senior seijo hicieron
Ia priraara cura
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30

Hoy, dia de Santa Rosa, enviamos por medic
de estas lineas, nuestra felicitaci6n & todas las
Rosas y Rositas deseandoles salud prosperidad
y muy especialmente nuestras constantes abo-
nadSs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-30

El gran circo Gardner anuncia sus 6ltimas
funciones CON un programa neno de atractivos,
nuevas gracosas entradas por los Clowus Wi.
Iliams Nelson, presentation de caballos, burro
osyaso eI mono Jessie.