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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
REMNANTS.
RniLrpnd nlme Tasle. .-Leaying nime.

Texns aud Pacific East, diaO, $40
and 1850 "a. M, $40 ANA dtio y. m''
West, ptO5 II. m. Missouri, KANSAS
,nJ Trxn.-North, 11iiO ~. M. ioi2o
N. M, south. Oi25 n. M, 1900 ID NJ
Rock IsInnd-1i20 u. m, siio y. ~
Fort worth and Denyer-ioi3o a. ~,
IOi55 y. NJ. Fort worm ~" mi
Crandc-Ilt5O n. m. Houston hh"
Ta~as centrnl-si3O II. M, Jii0 =. m
Gulf. Colorado and SANTA rean"r,a'
G'no M. S,I5 %. mt South, BOO q :
~. 1IIa5 y. m.' ST. Louis so a,,,-
western, 9i;io It. m.
tnI. StJ5 n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Jefferson Jimplecute; Besides bosses
sing admirable traits, and being a brill
liant and deserving young man, Berry
Camp comes from good stock. his
father being Col. j. u. Camp. COM
mandar Of the 18th Texas. attached TO
the late lnmented Ector'n brigade. and
was a gallant soldier IN the service Of
the lost cause Berry Camp read and
practiced law here. and the evidences
Of superior talent developed IN his early
practice gave assurance Of bright
future record and honorable career In
his profession.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
Ar rnn TnnATnn.

a.rnor Horg and Party Are En-
joying New York Life
New York. June 2s.--The Texas party
Is attending the Standard theater To-
n,ght by invitation and under nc
ohaperonage of Col Red FeisL Ai'e'
witnessing the grand saengerfest ! pa pa
rade last night, Cows axi r,ow speeches
hoss We" fest management. In ms
ny the Texas spy DsaIsed i0G IN S ssS
while New Texss came out ahead as
10 Afper short visit to % wal. f s'rss'
this morning, the in n'a apd ngI n d
. GOV ri Iiy avenue, where he receives
ans constant stream ns Of lister he sft viii viii
nearly 20 enjoy the courtesie'
arS Goi bospitaIity of the Union League
club.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
Joint pchn,e a, crnf.on.


SpeclhI DIHpatch,
Grafton. Tex. June 2a.--Hon. C. r.
Wharton, Democrat. md Mr. Foster,
Popullst, candidates for representative,
locked horns here last night.
C. H. Wharton led with one hours
talk, IN which he made an eloquent
appeal for the Democratic party. Mr..
Foster followed In one hour and M
teen minutes talk. making AN earnest
appeal for the Populiats.
Whartons reply Of fifteen minutes
was simply immense. Even PopuliBts
acknowledge he made strong and
eloquent talk.
No doubt several men who were In
quandary were convinced that old
Democracy still lives.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
A noy DROWNED
In n Tank ON Farm Nenr Italy
Friday.

Special Dispatch.
Italy. Tex, June 2s.-Last night
some Young men were bathing In a
tank on Mr.. A. j. wrlghts farm, and
after playing IN the water for some
time one OF hem became frightened
and vent TO land, declaring that he
passed over tremendous snake or
some large object,
The crowd then found that John
rmlth. aged ~ years, was missing.
Mr. Wright was summoned and In
short time he nsh2d up the body.
II was thought he took cifmp and
sank. as a short time since he Ind 10
leave the water on account OF cramps.
The young man came here from Mis-
sissippl last january,
Esquire Harris has gone out TO hold
an inquest.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Special Dispatch. - ,.,,ow,rg
Decatur. Tex. June z''-ins ~ ,bs
cases have been disposed Oh !"
district courts ,d with arson. a
verdict OF not guilty., ,.o,ad assault.
I p. Chambers. asgrasa's'
fined s25. man. Mead guilty
Ben Murray, horse me- ~ ave years
and was given sentence "a "
IN the penitenuary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Special Dispatch.
Texarkana. ARK. June 27.-The cor
ner-stones Of the new city hail and
pnbilo school building were laid To-
dny. with Masonic ceremonies, In the
presence Of about 1000 people. The
former building IL estimated 20 cost
500 900 and the latter $4,000. Il. w =.
Albright Of Dallas has the contract
Tor the erection Of both buildings.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24

Ladies fine white waists trimmed
with beautiful new style EN-
broldeiy and insertion ..-.,.,. %
Ladies' waists lace trimming cape
sleeyea -. ............... 10
Ladies' very pretty jaunty white
and coiored waists al 81 90, 81 2s,'i 90
81 70 and 50 90.
Nice cool lawn dresses trimmed
with lace for ...........r...., .
Big cut on six waists this week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-24
HOW DO THE People srANDs

100 ofen their principles and pur-
rs their platforms and their oandi-
eA are sidetracked by the manipu-
oon Of schemers in conventions. As
II may be able to do so, in the
-i'ed time left for that stupendous
~ The Gazette intends to ascertain
the people Of Texas stand on I'VE
iucal issues and In reference TO the
A1idates for office. We Will not rely
NE orators and oracles for that IN
.nauon. but Will go directly to the
ne want to know how you stand.
.le most important campaign IN
,S since its admission into the
n non Is Just ahead.
nsfe in Texas the worldwide battle
NE money standards is on, and
asrs of national reputation are
iering forces for the contest.
ne issue is closely Joined. and this
.llalgn will determine whether Tex
pemocracy will support Lombard
~ wall streets doctrines OF finance
tnether 1t viii adhere to its ancient
~ OF 4 bimetallic standard.
earnestly request that every read
~ The Gazette whether n regular
-scr'oer or not, win fill out the ballot
Nv and return to us. The results
,%'N'A VIII bt
70 day in the Daily and SEMI
'skly Gazette.
r saaress Vote Editor Gazette. Fort
n, Gazette Ballot.
MArk ous the names of the candi-
~ LOT whom you do not wish 10
|fs as with an ordinary election
Issstr also the platform planks 70
n. for United States senator.
lefaee Chiffon.
gold standard advocate.
=, For Governor.
seen II. Reagan.
W: T. Lanham.
fu4sies A. Culberson.
IN y. Cochran.
s'nn D. Mccall.
For Platform.
~ fee silver coinage.
~ s4ilst free silver coinage.
~ an income tax.
rsalnst an Income tax.
n \ NE state railroad commission as
sasIi !. the state railroad commission
IL.
Aee ....-.........-.--...
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Clothing

Mems all wool cheviot suits for :, %
MEMS nice dark suits, round and
square cuf...st, ....stf..-fssts.- :"
Mons All wool cheylpt and CASH. :.
mere suits for ,..t...,.,.......t W
Mems Nae imported black suits
al $40 90 and ti2 70.
Hnadquartara Tor Boye' Suits, Boys
Rnec pants and l3Oys' Waists.
1000 men's balbriggan undernhirts
ard drawers, 75c grade, for $50 or
three Tor 81 90
pun bosom shirts FOR ....,...,... 70
Embroidered front. pun bosom
shirts for ....... .....,.''....... " ~
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A Tenncssee nn"II'''''

BY Associated Press. ;. Mrs. Geo.
Nashville. Tenn, June , .s'l ave birth
20 n,st two sons and two d .,1 srs doing
sSll.sized and perfect All az
well.
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Special Service

..,tc prints more news from
correspondents than amy
amer In The south.
texas. oklahoma ANA
g indian Territory With It's
VI service
- AMI see
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Charles Koehler OF Boyd is in the
city.
Mr.. W. J. Payette of Kingsley is in
the city today.
Mr.. George Young arrived from Bake
oYen last night.
DIR. Leavens came up from the Cascade
Locks this afternoon.
Mr.. Quigley, of the Evening Telegram,
was in the city yesterday.
S. ]. LaFrance and w. ]. Smith were
up from Hood River yesterday.
Miss Maud Burke of Oakland, Calfor-
MIA, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. w.
French.
Mr.. G. Leonard Ireland of the Moro
Observer made this Office pleasant
visit today.
Miss E. Mande French, who has been
in the Eaet for two years or more, left
Chicago Saturday evening, and is ex-
pected here on the train tomorrow morn
ing.
Judd Fish, Nick Sinnott and Walter
Klindt went bear hunting last Friday in
the upper part of Hood River valley,
and have not yet returned. Bear meat
will be drug in the market when they
get back, that is, it will sell at the same
price as drugs.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30
A Dufur case.

The case of the state against Radicke
was on trial yesterday, and not being
finished occupied the attention of Justice
Davis all morning. Radicke was ar
rested for writing threatening letters to
DR.. DIETRICH of Dufur, making all sorts
of accusations against him, most of
which will not bear printing, and threat
ening that if he did not settle some claims
Radickea claimed he owed him, that he
would swear to the statements contained
in the letters and publish them. Deputy
District Attorney Phelps appears for the
prosecution, assisted by Mr.. Riddell,
and Mr.. Dufur for the defense. The
doctor and Radicke are both from Dufur
and as a result large portion of our
neighboring town is here to testify in
the case.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30

BRIEF MENTION.
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.

Work on the cannery is progressing
nicely.
For sale-A fresh milk COW. Inquire
at this Office.
A wagon load of heavy timbers for the
Winans fish wheels passed through
town today.
A fire at Rufus Sunday morning dam
aged the Wallis hotel to the extent of
$500. No insurance.
There will be a fair given by the
German Ladies Aid Society, at Fraternity
hall, Saturday, Nov. Sd.
The justice court was busy all day
yesterday trying a case entitled The
State of Oregon against Radicke.
The county Jail is pretty well filed up
with parties awaiting the action of the
grand jury. There are nine besides
Klein and Savage.
May Osmun yesterday secured judge
ment against 81. D. Winters for SO 900
for breach of promise. This was the
second trial of the case.
County court meets next Wednesday,
and if you have any bills get them in
Monday. If not presented by Tuesday
night they will go over the term.
In conversation with Sheriff Driver
this morning he stated that no more ar
rests would be made in connection with
the express robbery, and requested us
to so state.
w. n. Glover, a brakeman, caught
the sole of his shoe on the runner or
guide to the door of freight car Friday,
and was thrown out to the ground,
severely straining his back.
And now it is Sheriff Sears who dis
covered the clew to the express robbery.
Multnomah's sheriff can prove an alibi,
for he has been ratified ever since he led
the K. of P. parade three weeks ago.
Savage being unable to get bail is con-
fined in the jail. Klein is kept in charge
by the detectives, the object evidently
being to keep Klein and Savage entirely
separate, until their examination is over
And now the full amount of the money
taken from the express Office has beer
recovered. Last night Samuel Klein
father of the boy who robbed the Office
made the amount good by paying in tC
the express Office the amount missing
5000.
Geo. Henry Burns resident of Tygf
was examined by Judge Blakely anc
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30
The Dalles star ohamber.

What protection is there for any citi-.
zen when arraignments may be made in
star-chamber secresy, as was done at
The Dalles yesterday in the case of the
men arrested on the charge of robbing
the Pacific Express Office? The men of
right should have been arraigned in
open court. No sympathy for the prison
ers suggests these remarks, but a sense
of justice to the public prompts them.
What justice could the best man in
The Dalles hope for under such proceed
ings? The people of The Dalles should
not tolerate such course. Where legal
injustice is done the worst criminal, be
sure the innocent have but little guar
antee of rotection.-Portland Sun.
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The Cause of 1t.

The evening Telegram has very SEN
sible editorial on the east Young
Man." and breaches quite sermon from
that text, using the case of Savage and
Klein of this place as a terrible example.
The lesson is all right, only in this case
the premises are wrong. One of the
boys was not left fortune by his father,
but did have few thousand dollars, not
more than $4,000, and the other boy had
a trade, and the trade is one of the
things that got him into trouble. Klein
was gun and locksmith. The main
source of all the troubles of all the parties
connected with The Dalles gang of young
Criminals of which Klein and Savage are
the last, was lack of control. They were
allowed to run together like a lot of wild
coyotes, and like them encouraged one
another to mischief.
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Subscribe for Tan CHRoNIoIn.
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You Cant Afford to Overlook This

In anticipation of a renewal of business activ-
ity, we have bought enormous line of Mems
Underwear and Overshirts for Fall and Winter
which we have placed on the market at prices
to suit the times.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30

The success that has attended the use
of DIR. ]. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lin
ament in the relief of pain and in curing
diseases which seemed beyond the reach
of medicine. has been truely remarkable.
Hundreds supposed to be crippled for
life with arms and legs drawn up crook
ed or distorted, their muscles withered or
contracted by disease have been cured
through the use of this remedy. Price
25c, 80 and $1.00 per bottle. For sale by
the Snipes-K -Kinersly Drug Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30
zeal Estate Transaotions.

Oct. 27-Alfred Kennedy and Caro-
line Kennedy to Francis M. Kennedy,
lots G. Fl, I, ] and D, block "a in Dalles
Military reservation; $50.
Oct. 29-L. D. Ainsworth ct ux to D.
M. French and ]. W. French, lots and
block IL, Laughlin's addition to Dalles
City; $4,000.
Oct. 29-William H. Neabeack to
James Bell, sw4 sec 6, tp south range
13 east; 500.
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A Deserved Compliments.

Richard E. French has already risen
to prominence as one of our most sue
cessful stars. Few actors have gained a
stronger hold upon the high appreciation
of our theater-goers. In no character
has he shown great tact and ability than
in the play of DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde,
where he plays double role. His rem
dition of these two characters have never
been surpassed in this city, and those
who failed to see him, lost great treat
Oregonian.
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Help Is wanted

By the women who are ailing and suf-
fering, or weak and exhausted. And, to
every such woman, help is guaranteed by
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. For
young girls just entering womanhood ;
women at the critical 'schange of life;"
women approaching confinement; nurs-
ing mothers; and every woman who is
"run down. or overworked, it is a
medicine that builds up, strengthens,
and regulates, no matter what the con-
dition of the system.
,SsIt's an invigorating, restorative tonic.
soothing and bracing nervine, and the
only guaranteed remedy for female COM
plants" and weakness. In bearing
down sensations. periodical pains, ulcer
alton, Inflammation, and every kindred
ailment, if it ever fails to benefit or cure
you have your money back.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30

From the latest figures obtainable it is
discovered that the average freight rate
in the United States is less than in
other country. The average per ton per
mile in Europe is 2.o5 cents, while in
the United States it is but 1.22 cents.
Switzerland presents the highest rate,
1856, followed by Norway with a rate OF
cent?.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for CastOria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she eavethem CastOria.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30

Hamfatte-Did your play have long
run in the west? Tiewalker-No, bnt
the company had d-d long walk.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-30
DIED.

In this city, Sunday, Oct. 9th,
Myrtle, infant daughter of Jos. and
Lizzie Eoff, OF Portland.
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C:,arga :, Pesada

es la que tienen que soportar los
que padecen de Tlsis, Escr0fula
Anemia 4 otras intermediates ex-
tenuantes. Tanto mas pesada
cuanto que en- muchos casos estas
Intermediates son resultado de
descuidos lamentables.
El tempo de preparar ell salvavi,
das es cuando comienza la tormenta;
el tempo de combatir la T1sis @
Escr0fula es al comenzar la debili-
dad, cuando principia la per-
dida de carnes v fuerzas.
: No hay que esperar demasiado.
El medicamento daho ser pro-
ductorde grasa asimilab,a, aigerible,
como la que contiena ell disoIuci6n
perfecta la Emulsion dc Scott, one
es aceite de higado da bacalao sin
ei NAL gusto, reforz2do Y ton;licado
por los hipofosftoa G're a~udan &
Ia digestion y aument1n 4 apetito.
Es un hecho cue Ia Emulsion dc
Scott produce fuorz28 Y cgaa car
nes con rapidez marav;llcsa.
Para obtener efectos soguros debe
procurarse la que lleva In etiqaeta
del hombre con el h4cAllo < cuestas
Esa es la tlpica legit;ma, 10 que crea
carnes, la que fo2titic,t los i,ulmones,
la fayorita dc los mGlioo@, Ia yer.
dadera EMULSION DE &ccIg.
M3De yenta eli tod&s is farr1acias
y droguerias. 6iempro aagara J
siempro efcaz
SCOTT y BOVINE, Qumpcas, igu-ya York.
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| |ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL
- gsSs
.s.: - DE -GRANDEa ygIut

uszzua. 1JUll1ss = JUiluL. bbI.tt
,Cumpliendo 10 z..acordado por el
AyuntamientO, 80 anunola Ia va
cante de una PIAZZA de m6diCo titu-
lar de nueva 9. eacl6n, dotada con
81 haber anual de seiscient0s pesos,
q fin de que los sen0res faCultativOs
que 10 tengan a blen, 50 sirvan pre-
sentar sus solicltudes documenta-
das On la Secretar1a de este AyuE-
tamicnto, dOnde se admitlran du-
rante ounce dias, q Contar de aquel
On que apare2ca este anunCi0 POI
Drimera Vez en- la GGcetG.
Sc haoe saber que no 80 tomaran
en- consideration las solicitudes que
no vengan acompanadas del tftulc
universltario, q cOpla testimonials
de 81, y de una Certiticaci6n credi
tiva de haberse ejerCido la facultaG
con titulO competente, por 10 me
nos con dos amos de antelaci0n.
Hato grande, Septiembre 20 d.
l894.-El Aloalde, Mendes.
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ATENEO
PUERTORRIQUENO.
SECRETARfA

Deisdos Sin efecto por la Junta
general los nombramientos de pro-
fesores para las clases de ZOOIogt0,
Mineralogta y BOtdnica y Amlp!sG-
ci6n de FtsicG, en- Ia Institution de
Ense1sansG superior /; Sc anuncia
nuevo ConCursO para la provision
de esas clases, debiendo ser pro-
vistas las dos primeras, bajo Ia de-
nomination de HistOria natural, en-
I'M solo professor. Esta y la de
Amp7iGci6n de Ftsi0G son de lee
cion diaria y estAn letrlbuidas, CO.
da una, con 36 pesos mensuales.
Los aspirsntes, que han de ser So
clos del Ateneo, presentaran sus
lolicitudes documentadas en- esta
Hecretaris, hasta las siete de Ia no.
che del catorce de Los corrientes, )
alli pOdran enterarse de los demas
requisites que deseen conocer.
Puerto -Rico. 8 de OCtubre de
1894.-MGnuel F. Rosy.
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Aqua De LNSALUS
VACHY ESPAANOL.

AnaIi1ad& en- Mad id p0r ell emil
nenta cnimioo Doctor ID. Faustt
Garsgarza. Prelaiada con medallat
de oro, plata, btouce y diplomas dc
honor en las exposiciones unlver-
sales de Baroalona, Paris, Nice,
Bordeaux, Massel.a, Edimburgo.
Madrid, Bguaelas. T0ulons IT,, 81,
dltimamente ha obtenidn en-
Londr la
GRAN MEDALLA De HONOR
Ours lis afecciones del est6mage
Was urnariaa y "Reminiscences, tan
IreCuenCes sa estos paises,
Es d5iI, util(siina 4 t0da olasa de
personals, sexos y e4ades. Mezolada
son el Vino, proporoiona a este I'll
gratisimo SAILOR; y adn Eola, cons
ltuye un agEalable EcfEesoo que
Jiene la veotsje. de masar los micro
oios dol tifu, fleDres eEoptlYas.
.ntermitentes, pulddloas, tIebie
Amariils, 81, Ga. En- una pala0ra, es
IN aqua qao no deDe faitara EN- min
yuna .asa dc famlliss
PRECl IS
Oaia de 80 botellss $1,000
hOG0ilSS sU6ltAg. ..a.s. U.Z0
Hay tambien medias botellas.
Unico Dep6slto.-S. Sebastian 81
casa de D. Manuel Barri0la.
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s DEDICATORlA.
LA RAzON DEL TITULO.

3. DEDlCATOR1As
LA RAzON DEL TITULO.
Observation-Disclosures debe1
sumplido.-La generation que su-
Oe.-La justiOia humana.-Pgetex-
COS eliminates. - La formula del
proggeso.-M progreso y sus ma
aifestaciones. -1a opinion p6blica.
Ell peri0d 0dismo.-Lo que debe ser
81 perlodismo.-Lo que es hoy ls
prensa.-La prensa y las leyes.-
"a politica.-Lo que debe ser Ia
poliGioa.-Oomo 90 haoen los poll
6icos.-Oomo naoen los partidos.-
Los prograaas politicos.-Artif-
CLOS pollJlCos.-Rl carnavsl politi-
so.-Mlserlas politicas. -- Sinceri-
Lad poIitica-Fanatismo pOlitico
-IAa demoCrac1a.-Prinoiplos de-
tnootatto0s.-ADsurd0s democratic
o0a.--DellriOs democrAticos. - La
sloertad do 10 Oatedra.-Libertad
o0Dtrss dereGno.-La iguaIdad go
olai.---La iguaidad en- Ia hiaGoria.-
La lgnaldad ante la raz6n.-La So
Deranla.-.La uemagogia.-Los hun
nos m0dernos.--La revoIuoi6n.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfusi6n y oaos.-
III acknowledgements demo.
iedOras Cancer s0Olal.-Antl1o-
mlas y anomalias.-El mayor dc
los errOres.-Alla va la nave.-Npi.
logo = conclusion.
De venta.-En la Impzenta de
BOLErIa MMRUANTIL.
Preclo.-Un peso cinOuenta ceY
| tavos ejemplar.
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Las hay fijas, que se instalan con
una senoila y econ6mica obra de
mamp0sterie, refcaotarias al calor
/ Y pgooedenses de "a fabrica
Sacardui:e hiios de Bilbao
Estas c03inas essAn recomenda.
das per 81 mismss y por las mu-
chisimas familias que las usan
desde ell palacio de Santa Catalina
hasta el dltimo confln de Ia oiudad
y s0s alredsdores.
Gran ndmerO de concentrates,
todos los hospitales, asilos y esta-
blecimieptos ben6fiGos de Ia pobla-
oi6n, la mayoria de las fondas &
las tienen con brillantisimos Iresul-
tadoa.
iFrecios m6dsoos segtis tGmano.
!TamDisn existen, prooedentes de
10 tabrlca C0rohO & hVOs de Santan.
der, oocinas porsatiles, modelo
frances, CalefaCoion 00 COCK, lena q
otro cOmbusti0le s6lido cualquiera,
? son aprop6sito para famillas que
10 tengan casa propia.
Dlohas coclnas SO teasportan con
suma facilidad tanto de un punto
a Otro de la casa como fuera dc
ella; !; constituyen un pEecioso nue.
ole de honxa y proveoho para una
familia, y la lnstalaci6n del MIS-
mo no requioEe otra Cosa que dar
salida.al tub0 da humos.
... 2<J""S
gDEP6sIT0 GENERAL
% FORTALEZA 2S
6sbien dirigirse q
Don Manuel BarriOla
San Sebastian 81, esquiEa 8 San
Jose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-14
UL TINA HORA.

Ha recibido hoy sl Excmo 81
Gobernador General un teIegra
ma del Consul espsfiol en- St Tho
mas anuncisndo grandes indicio'
er aqueIta leila dc un pr6ximo
temporal, que se creia existent
ed las de BarloveEto. Por Ia Su-
perioridad fe ha tYstmisido tiche
telegrama 4 lac autoridades de Ia
IsIa, y en- nuestro puerto sc hap
tornado Iss consiguientes precan
clones.
al cerrar este nhmero 20 ha
ocnrrido rcvedad algupa.