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$4,000

NO0A0 - DESIRABLE RESIDENCE lot,
dbOZUU clean side OF Olive street 100 feet
north of First ST., within two
blocks of the Nadeau 1fotcl size
of lot, 6OxlOJ; price, 50 200 no
street ear fares to pny or loss Of
time in getting to center OF bust
ness; this is the best piece OF
property in the city for the
money. Address W. L. T., o.
box 56s, Los Angeles, Cal. 9-S
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GASOLINE ENGINes.
HoKsm snoEk.

MO FOOT; NO HORSE-HORSES sHOD
IN according to nature and agreeable to art.
Shoes made for all diseases OF the feet.
GOODWIN'S SHOElNG SHOP 254 s. Los An
1llncc or
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M4sA'AGM'


MRS. DIR. MAYER, SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE
AtA and medicated baths; invaids cared for
1865 Park Grove ST., near Estrella ave. 1-31 II
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ATTOEN aYS


TTUNSAKER, GOODRICH q MCCUTCHEN,
lawyers; rooms 543 to 5d6 Bradbury blk
9th fooT cor Broadway & Third sts. Tel. 1929.
GARTER 6 PIERCE, LAWYERS, OFFICES
Z 3a to 80 Bryson block Los Angeles. s-Io 4
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DEsICACIEs
FURNIsAnO ROOMS.


rJ>HE JOHNSON, NEW HOUSE ADJOINING
Il Westminster hotel on L. Fourth St; rooms
furnished or unfinished, single or en- SUITE
with housekeeping privileges III general din
ing-rocm and kitchen; private ard general
baths; hot water day and night call early and
iecure choice of rooms. For particulars in
quire of c. b. SMITH or J. A. ENDERSON-
SMITH, 4l512 S. Spring st.
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CT. PAUL's HOSPITAL, COR SIXTEENTH
- and Hill sts.; experienced nurses and the
best of care and attention; telephone number
changed to 1O3 west 8 20 I'm
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sUKGmoNs.

TAR. w. c. ARRTSON-ORTFICIAL SUR
~ geon, 229 W. First ST. /; treats specially cat
arrh, rectal, sexual, nervous and chronic dis
Eases 9-16 II
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

GEO. CoULsoN-BOoT AND SHOE MAKER.
VI Repairing a specially, 1888 5. Main ST.,
also Pico and Pearl SITS.
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JNRNEST ALLIN, D. D S. e I4D.S.. GRADUATE
II of Chicago College Dental Surgery l75 n.
Spring St, over Boston store, Los Angeles, Cal.
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NADEAU 263 AND 314 s. MAIN ST.; FUR
~ niture household goods; largest stock; 4;
lowest prices; buy, sell or trade.
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DRACTTcAL sPANISH-MRs. J. CORELLA,
4 Phillips block za3 South Spring street
9-l5 Ii.
A ETBURY SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRfT-
iAing school, Potomac blk III s. B'dway.7Stf
A sTBURY BANJO STUDIO, POTOMAC
n block, el7 Broadway T-3tf
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TOSEPH's, TO BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE
q hold goods. 426 and 42S $. Spring St
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GOOD PASTURE; ALFALFA AND NATIVE
" grass. Address E. G. BURL1NGHAM, Dow
new 9-i4 lat
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T AIDES HAIR DRESSING AND SHAMPOO
L. ing parlor, Potomac block, room 62.
9-15 15t
A f. SL0PER. HOUSE MOVER. OFFICE
No IL Center place Ills IT.
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TNCONOMY IS WEALTH. w. II. SMITH IS
IL shoeing horses for 81 per set. All work
guaranteed. Give me a trial-at J05 f. First ST.
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THE FRANCIS = NEWLY FURNISHED
Il rooms from 81 per week and up.
$40 South Spring street.
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Ft,R RESr-HoUsEs.

MISS KATE LAMPMAN, TRANCE, TEST
vi medium; sittings daily. 5l2 W. Seventh
J-lS u
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pERSONAL-NOU CAN REMOVE SUPER
II fiuous hair from face, neck and arms in
injury TO the skin. Send for circular. Agents
wanted NUDENE MANFG CO, ZIG Front
ST., San Francisco. 10 su-tu-th 3m
NAILE RITA-SCIENTIFIC PALMTST, HOLD
lM ing receptions, ladies and gentlemen, 652
6. Broadway, cor. seventh; fees, 5Oc and 81;
hours a. m till 3 p. N. S-22 I'm
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DAKERS-A WELL ESTA BL1sHED BAKERY
ID and bread route; also eating house; stu.
ated in brick building near Gionwood hotel
and just north of the opera house; outfit com
pletc, $500. Address CITY BAKERY, GA
Main street. Riverside, Cal S2S IT,
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-Established-1ss

= :, : Vo.,-.. ~ d ~ , - I1lF-
~ First ST., Wilson block; take elevator. Gold
crown and bridge work specially; teeth ex-
tracted with hout pain. Room 1. ma t.
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DOOTS AND SHOES MADE AND REPAIRED.
ID All work guaranteed. A. J. CLARKE, 2O5
s. Main st.
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-
ITOTEL WORTH 9th AND BROADWAY; ;
Ill first-class board and lodging; summer
rates; suites for families. f. }. SPAULDING.
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HOTEL Argyll ir .


CENTRALLY LOCATED, OLIVE AND SCI
~ ond streets; day boarders. Rooms elegant
ly furnished. All modern convenienccs. ia
bic cannot be surpassed. Terms reasonable.
D. Z. BARTON. Proprietor. 7-lSl ly
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T INE ADVERTISING.

..-.......-..-+ +...-............M N
The most direct method of reaching the
public and making known your
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Ell rRICAhs MACHlf

IA orks. Mafr Of electric apparatus. l45W.
Fifth ST.. tools and fine machine works. 4tf
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HOfELs.

n il. HOLDEN, PRACTICAL HORsEsHOER.
W. Repairing neatly done. All work guar
anteed trst-clnss. 605 4. First ST.
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ID R. WILDER; daSner seventh and Main streets
Telephone 1881. All tt
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DRUGS.


n II. HANCE, PHARMACIST AND DRUG
~ gist, 1T and 179 n. Spring ST., Los An
geles Cal.
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EXCURSION .

y Eyefy MOnuhy, OYer Tlle ITO UfHHUt NcsI-
crn and Denver and Rio Grnnde railways
scenic route; personally conducted; newly
upholstered. Cars through to Chicago New
York aud Boston. Finest equipment, best
DHILLTPS' PERSONALLY CONDUC CTED En-
4 cursions, via Southern Pacific Rio Grande
and Rock Island routes, leave Los Angeles
every Tuesday, cross the Sierra Nevadas. pass
the entire Rio Grande scenery and make 10
hours stop at niagara Falls, all by daylight
Office, Ii S. Spring ST. 29tf
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DR. KENNEDY, DENTIST, 1oSlS N. SPRING
IL St, rooms 2, u and 7. Painless extraction.
$40 If
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rENsON NAl..

CHAsE's MARKET, 6ls s. sPRING-5 LBS
~ boiling beef, 25c. 2 lbs. round steak, 15c !;
rib steak. &c; sir'oin, teuderloin or porter
house steak, 121ac. stewing mutton, &c. leg OF
mutton Sc; ri ID or shoulder chops, lbs. 15c.
Everything else in proportion. CHASE'S
MARKET 61S s Spring.
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FOR sALR-oouNrnY PRoPnprY.

Qos0 WILL BUY LEASE AND BUILDINGs
fr,D,DU with I6 stalls: splendid place for q
wood, coal, hay and feed business. located
within three blocks Of this ofice purt of
buildings sub-let, making your rent free; genu-
inc investment. Apply to BEN WHITE. 22l
West First street. g. 16 If
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DREss sM AKiNG.


MRS. A. .HENDERSON-SMITH REOPENED
lI her dressmaking parlors at 41515 S. Spring
ST., Monday, sept 10th.
\ AIDES THAT LIKE TO WEAR FIRST-CLASS
Lifting dresses call at 124 S. Main st. Dresses
made from 81 up MRS STOLTENBERG-WO OIL
TER.
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ATTnRNEYa-AT-I.AXV.


w II. sHINN, ,ATTOKNEY-AT-LAW, RMS
w 2u5, 2u6, 207 ami 2Os. New Wilson bl'k,
corner OF First and Spring SITS.
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@ O0n WOOD, COAL, HAY AND FEED
'DOUUs yard, well located; five horses,
wagons; everything complete. Stock at in
voice see this bargain, apply TO BEN WHITE,
22l w. First st. 9-13 ii
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~ W CAMPBELL, PRESIDENT /. A. BILL
II. Posting Co., member National Association
of Bill Posters. ''lIonesty" my motto. Distrib-
uting and card taeking, fence, sign and wall
advertising. 119 Z. Second st.
n EO. p MCLEAN, PRESIDENT STATE BILL
VI Posters association, the only bill poster in
Los Angeles 254 :. Main ST.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-08

Best Quality Ammonia.
Large Machine Oil ...
Large Florida Water.
Large Bay Rum .....
West India Bay Rum
4-ounce Triple Extract
25c Bottle Cologne ......
Large Cake Sweet Soap
Cashmere Bouquet. ....
Neapolitan CASTLE. ....
Extra Quality Soaps.
Extract Witchhazel.
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HIRED TO KILL A MAN.
A Negro Boy of Darien Makes a Start
ling Confession.

Darien, Ga, April 7.-Several improve
ments are being made in the city
William Kinetyke is putting up a double
store on First street.
Messrs. Burns & Shields, from McIn-
tosh, have moved to Darien and are put
ting up a two-story building to be used
for blacksmith and buggy manufacture
ing establishment.
The new rectory of st. Andrew
church on the Ridge is being pushed rap
idly forward.
News has just reached town of the ar
rest of a young negro, who claims that he
was hired to assassinate +. r. Poppell, al
his home in the county. He was found
lurking near Mr.. POppell's home, and
when seen took to the woods The woods
were fired and the boy captured. He had
an old musket loaded with eight or tea
fingers of ammunition TO do the dastardly
work He claims also that another boy
was with him, but as he could not give the
name of the boy, his story is not credited
Several gentlemen were here the other
day. looking Tor a site for a shingle mill.
1t is to be hoped that all new enterprises
like these will be encouraged
Judge F'alligant and Solicitor Fraser
will have their hands full of business
when court meets.
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CENTRAL AND THE SOUTHERN.
The Magnates of the Two Roads Meet
and Fail to Agree.

Sandersville, Ca, April An impor-
tant railroad conference was held in San
dersville at the banking house of Louis
Cohen, this morning. Messrs. Conner and
Shellman, of the Central; jackson,
Thomas and Phinizy, of the Augusta
Southern, and the citizens of Sandersvllle
who are interested in building the new
road from Sandersville to Tennille, met
and discussed the railroad situation, with
a view to compromising the differences
now existing.
Receiver Conner of the Central. made
clear and comprehensive statementof the
manner in which the existing differences
of the Central and the Augusta Southern
arose. He said that the Augusta South
ern had arbitrarily demanded a large
increase in its share of freight hauled
from Sandersville, amounting to more
than double the pro rata paid to
the Sandersville and Tennille road
before its lease. The Augusta
Southern wanted the same pro rata for
freight hauled from Sandersville to Ten
mile as it received for freight hauled from
Sandersville to Augusta, although the
distance between the two former places
was but fraction over three miles, and
that of the latter eighty miles: ms de,
mand was promptly refused and
the dray line from Tennille
to Sandersville was established.
Mr. Conner also stated that the
business men OF SanderSVllle
had shown their appreciation of the
Central, and as long as he had anything
to do with the management OF the road
the same cordial relations would exist,
and he was prepared TO carry out the con-
tract that had been made with the pro-
iectors of the new road. or to continue
the dray line from Tennille to Sanders
Vile il the business men Of Sandersyllle
should so desire,
MANAGER THOMAS REPLIES.
Manager Thomas, of the Augusta
Southern. then stated his side of the case,
and said that his road was willing to
carry out its agreement to give TO San
dersyille the benefits of terminal rates,
and had reduced the rates on freight since
its aquirement of the Sandersvllle and
Tenniile, first by lease, and later by pur-
chase
Various questions were asked by gen
t1emen present who desired information
ON Doints that were being discussed, and
the managers Of the Two railroads ire
ouently interrupted each other while
thew were addressing the conference. On
motion of Col J. n. Gilmore, a com
mittee was appointed, consisting OF
Messrs. Conner and Shellman, of the Cen
trail jackson and Thomas, Of the Augusta
southern and the directors OF the san
dersville Railroad Company, 70 confer ana
see if a compromise might be eHected
which would prove mutually Denehclal
and entirely satisfactory 10 the mana
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RESCUED FROM A JAIL.
Two Murderers Among Escaping
Prisoners at Jasper, Tenn.

Nashville, Tenn, April There was a
jail delivery at Jasper, Tenn, last night,
and among the prisoners that escaped
were the two Kennedy brothers, who
murdered Lowery, the telegraph opera
tor at Shell Mound. General" Kennedy
was recaptured at O'Clock this morning
after hot pursuit with hounds. The
dogs are now on the trail of his brother
John. John is familiar with the noun
tain Businesses of that region. He is a
very desperate man and it is expected
that he may have to be killed before he
can be taken.
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A Suggestion to Mr.. Grau.

The following, signed by half dozen
gentlemen, was received last night:
Savannah. Ca, April Editor Morn
ing News: viii you kindly suggest to
Mr. Jules Grau that it is the opinion of
several lovers of music that the
Bohemian Girl, > it not having been sung
here for very long time, would draw
better night house than some of the
operas he gaye,us last,year, and which we
notice he intends to repeat next week,
and, further, that ship Alloy" would
draw good matinee crowd.
LOVERS OF Music.
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gers of the railroads and the people of
Sandersville. After fully discussing the
situation in all its phases, the committee
failed to reach an agreement, and the
conference adjourned.
The railroad men returned to their re-
spective homes on the evening trains.
The Sandersville Railroad Company
will complete their line as originally in
tended, and will have trains running
within two months
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Tuesday Matinee. .............. Bohemian Girl
Tuesday Night. .........-...... .Brigands
Wednesday Night. .................Ma Martha
Friday Night o.. Queens Lace Handkerchief
saturday Matinee .....................D Dorothy
Saturday Might ........... .Girofe-Girof
The Grau Opera Company arrive in the
city to-day, after tremendous weeks
business at Charleston, and will inaugu-
rate its weeks engagement here with
representation of "Paul Jones" The
opera will be staged by the Grau Opera
Company with costumes and effects never
seen here before in light opera presenta-
tions
Manager Jules Grau brings with him
this season the strongest and best singing
company ever under his management.
The Atlanta Constitutions critic says
81 fancy this is one of the few instances
where even a pronounced puff will have
but Observation-Disclosures with the theater-
going public. This regards the Grau
Opera Company and their production of
Paul Jones' on the first night
'An audience magnificent both in pro
portions and personnel filled the theater
and they will go again, and with them all
their sisters and their aunts and their
cousins which explains the reason OF my
opening remark.
II shall not attempt detailed or indi-
yldualized review of the opera or artists,
nut to generaliZe, all who were present
VIII agree with me that Jules Grau has
with him this year the strongest company
OF It's line that ever travelled this circuit.
In light opera they are par excellence,
and ] do believe-leaving out the great
star singers themselves-Mr. Grau's peo-
pie of this year will compare most favor
aoly with any ever associated with
Emma Juch or the lamented Emma Alb
Dott; in Martha this test may be made
First in the comic line, Stanley telch,
John b. Bell and Herman Waldo are a
trio of type most rare They are i'm
menSe And so is Miss Bessie Fairba1rn,
whose work was a splendid counterpart
TO that of the comedians. She shared
with them all the encores for amusing
hlts Miss earle is strikingly handsome
and Miss Edith Mason has very sweet
voice and charming presence, and l may
say the same of Miss Bernard. But here
/ commence on personality and must stop
with saying that the chorus work is all
mat could be desired. the cOstuming ele-
CANT, and both the solo and ensemble
singing was of a rare order" The papers
everywhere have been loud in their
praises of the Grau Company, not only for
Ine merit of the principals but for the
strength of the choPuses and the mag
hlhceuce of the costumes, and. have Won
dered how such strong attraction can al
lord to put prices at %, 80, so and 20 cents,
the prices that win prevail here. But
Grau can do il, and make money at II, too;
lie is conscientious, bright manager and
one who knows his business.
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Walsh OF for Washington.

Augusta, Ga, April Senator Patrick
Walsh, appointed by Gov. Northen to fill
the vacancy in the United States Senate
caused by the death of Senator Colquitt,
Of Georgia, left to-day at l o'clock for
Washington. He will take his seat in
Senate on Monday
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Atkinson at Butler.

Reynolds, Ga, April Col. w. Y. At
kinson spoke at Butler Thursday to a
large crowd. He made a sound demo-
cratic speech. His personal statement
in regard to himself were laudatory in
the extreme and from his standpoint he
is the only man qualified to fill the execu-
tive office. His speech failed to create
any enthusiasm. His friends here have
the blues
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Thrae Mon Killed.

Pittsburg, Pa, April Three men
were killed outright and three others
were seriously injured by premature ex-
plosion of giant powder and dynamite
this morning near the new works OF the
Westinghouse Electric Company, now in
course of construction at Brinton Station,
on the Pennsylvania railroad, near Brad
dock.
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recitations and dancing The perform
ance will conclude with the comical
farce Conclusion, D" in which several of
Savannah's well-known amateur dram
atists will take part The farce is good
one, and some excellent talent has been
chosen to make up the cast The price Of
admission will be, adults, so cents; chill
dren Is cents
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The Mheelmen,s BENEFIT.

Thursday night, April 70, will be given
at the Masonic hall a grand benefit per-
torrance for the Wheelmen's Track AS
SOciation.
The programme for the evening Will
open with some selections by some OF
Savannah's favorite musicians, some
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NO FAKE! NO HUMBUC !!

We Have the Largest Stock of Silks Ever Shown in
Any Savannah Housed All Bought for the Cash, and
We Are Selling Them Cheaper Than Ever.
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Indigo Blue Prints go.
Silver Grey Prints e..
Best Dress Calicos q.
Nice Shirt Percales
Best Bleach Shifting
Best Sea Islands.
Heavy Bed Ticking
Yard Wide Percales.
French Print'd Lawns
Elegant StylesSatines
FrenchPrint 'dSatines
French Printed 'Mulls
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A WEEK OF COMIC OPERA.
The Grau Company to Begin Its En-
sasement Tomorrow Night.

Six Night Performances and Two
Matinees-Eight Operas to Be Pre-
sented-Some Well Known Savan-
nah Favorites in the Cast" Paul
Jones', the OneninR Opera.
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ECKSTEIN'S

Prior to Our Annual Stock Taking in May, We
Will Start on Monday Great, Genuine Sale. The En-
tire Stock of New Goods to Co. Without Reserve
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-01

.ne dos fanln~,e oercnios nombta6oS
4UIRIRAJ.pt ! SoUFFBoFT; 81 pr:'n-r'.
.ie t!12 .,rre.ria@ Il .agnnaa .i~ ~ n+er ~
Il. .,s,an-itn. frcts4T,s 5','p ;isn.,- t. r Htta
cM;i.ia. ~.sp,';o1 p,eA Cnin c,'ivo ~ tl~
aldo uunea tcanraic dceds 4 = desi".'s.
%
A1nt,.,s eercadc- ~emhr4d,~ 10 yer6a de
ynire.. e-t4n 1ividdos per 81 rio Canas.
I'm CANAL De Rikd0, coDetrui3o te-
40 le In,Irilos oue tieue presa De aqua en
Al nisrlc rio C&Ias y sirve para regar To-
.nenci.nancs terreucs.
Sc as8gnra que dichas 232 cuerdas de
yerbs de guinea son de 10 ulas esplendido
an eeta clase de pastos.
Puedsn yenderse dichos terrenos seps-
-adamente.
Para las condolences do venta, entendsrse
con su duano. que 10 es taynbien de la ha-
eienda Amelia. eu cuyos terrenos hay abun-
'antisilnos & 6iumejorabies pastos de yorba
guiuea, mslojillo graiua, los cuAles Se =
duian para gauado vacurc.
Morzo. ~ 1894 fi7ra. 2r r..
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OIivas y Go.
Sin novedad y J. usted?

Perectamente desde proveo mi fama de rcas
das variadas teas, que mpora R. VALDECILIA.
osegurae usted don Proscopio mas af
ALI encontrara Percals dril etsimo panueios de lana
sevianos abrigos nos chae dem diagonal ug Superior
5Ya de sea varad1simas de cO paaguas;
6yes desde cace pesos inndad de artcuo iE
dad y ecOnOnSa.
voy imitar usted don Carpo propagar nueva
Hasta luego!
Ponce.o otubrs de 3us
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PARA CARRETERAS

Sc ue,sfe can nsstad ne sn palor, ~na md
s.s,,.a fvstsgadora de pssdra msHssda para ca
rreseras, con -. caldeya deasds ps@sas, 80
as4y basr estado un saarfss<fs &c repssesfo-
VI gsse Ia sfstrese pned< davsGaFse a dos ho-
svfs G~aisam ess esta GRADED.
Hascs. Ftbgwp n ia ln5as
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SEGIROS SObRE IA |IDl
A MASSACHUSETTS, BENEFIT LIFE ASSOCIATION
DE BOSTON MASS. f Z. A.

Ea soc r~i'c~ pro do las euos c"s
nit 10 = IS m
Ea reduction rroducd toloS ' ,evncou m
teneres cas- Il NIT
II
RESP
Erealme ndiscutbd4 d-pu y
hereuca poshv suma, Al -
muert paga
p6nzas de$l america"
g d.
Am6sin M ae ndreo"t en- PoeP
" PRESTON. PLrpn T'ore
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Turrones Fnos

duehos
Ia
"TURRONES"
ell de
pequenoq
de esta udsd epnaan
fin
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L1uaT
PaeroI
con nrasbo q e.
Eendod t d
eSetua s coaeziore dos F@s
les para Bael 9 pe a
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VINO NUTRITIVO

Eo!a, coca car1e peptonisada, dc ToTTegrosa
Ailmento reparador para los organ'-fn">
d6biles.
podsroso t6nico 81 todas lag afeccionea
del corazon.
Para Ia anernia no hay ferruginoso qc'
le aventaje
Levanta las fuarzss ff>icas del indigiduo
repurando al propjo tiempo las funcioneS
todas de la nutricion.
Ee ~n antfdoto efcsz contra el sbnso de
los licores
aTodos sstos preparados Dc Torr-gross
han sido prelaiados con neda!as de or
en la Expoaici6n Universal De Chieago e
Ia regional pe Puerto Rico
Dep6-ito en- exta c;udad, en Ia Fa~rnscaa
de Eades.
Por roavor, en- la de don Lnis A Torrn
1re,.. Apuadiija r.iaza principal
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que erpa brican cpoicab
pyeco 100 p"os el 1e de ~ert' ~
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Ponce, Paeyto-RiG0
Sc vende por 3 275

In roche ae dos ssientcs mAgn Eco
tado, con arrea senrilo. todo 6e muy po-
do uso para y formas dirigsrlek Ia herrera
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