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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11
The Weekly Ktn,as City Star


Addresses the farmer as II business
man and citizen. Doesn't tell him
how to farm, but how to sell. and
where aud when, and keel vigi.
liant eye upon his rights rs II ship.
per, u producer and taxpayer. All
the news, too. and PLENTY of good
reading for the family. Now read
in 100000 farm houses. Fifty-two
big cight-puge newspapers for y
cents. To anyone who sends the
Weekly Star five yearly subscribers,
together with $l.25, the paper will be
sent one year free.
Curterville Daily Journals: Prof.
J. II. Browning WAS II Journal Wis
itor yesterday evening. The pro-
fessor is now one of the principal
owners of the Baxter Springs col
legc and will make that place his
home.
Mrs. W. ]. Naylor, secretary of the
ID. S. ID. Club. entertained the mem.
beers of the club last Monday even.
ing. Quite II pleasant evening was
spent in conversation and playing
the new penny game. The first
prize was awarded 20 Mrs. III. {.
Scott and the second to Miss Ora
Neff. Refreshments were served ut
10 o'clock. Those present were Mes
danes a. {. Blake, \. l.. Harvey. ".
+. Price, G. +. Noble. Ii. {. Scott, I,
T. McAboy, ". ". Smith and Misses
Nena Cia Sford. Laura Person. Ora
and Eola Neff. Ada and Carrie Dam
glade and Leila Sands.
The warbctwcen China aud Japan
may prove big thing for the stock
men OF this country. The high
muck.a-mnck of Japan has cabled
the Armour Packing Company OF
Kansas City for II price on corncd
beef for his army. The company
cabled il reply ana pending nm an
swcr catered into negotiations with
the Chinese government looking to-
ward the furnishing of corncd beef
for the pigtail army. There are
now I.m0NO men in the field and il
is thought that before another week
shall have passed there will be at
least 5.O0D.0OO. and il will take u lot
of meat to keep the Japs and Chi
nese in good fighting trim. But
let 'cm fight. The United States
has got the meat.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11

Ladies! Ayers Hair Vigor is a
superior and economical hair dress
ing. 1t has b.come an indispensa-
bile article for the toilet.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11

A satisfied customer is permanent one.
That's why we recommend De Wits Little
Early Risers. They cure constipation. in
digestion and biliousness McFadden &
prire
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11

Oswego Independent: Great ar
engagements are being made for the
Interstate reunion at Baxter Sept. 3
to o. The MOdoc Glee Club of To-
pcka has been engaged for the EN-
tire week. Among the noted speak
ers expected TO crate are Thomas B.
Reed and Vim. Mckinley. The COM
mittee reports that more applica-
tons for tents have been received
than ut any previous year Labet,e
county will furnish its usual con-
tiuUput
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11
BRING GOSPEL HYMNS.

Mr.. Thomas Bate. editor of the
Graphic, Tcxarkana, Arkansas. has
found what he believes 10 be the
best remedy in existence for tlux.
Hisexpcrience il well worth rcnlcn-
bering. He says: Last summer l
had u very severe attack of lux. /
tried almost every known remedy,
none giving relief. Chamberlnin's
Collie. Cholera and DiarrhTa Rem
edy was recommended to ne. i
purchased u bottle and received III
most immediate relief. continued
to use the medicine and was entire
ly cured. take pleasure in recon-
mending this medicine to any per-
son suffering from such II disease
as in my opini III it is the best med
icinc in existence" - and O.ccnt
bottles for sale by McFaddcn 4
Price.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11

Robert Rogers, J. W. Caruthers,
Henry Bowman, Marion Dickson,
Geo. Sloniker, J. NJ. Barton. James
Pogue, Jasper Stewart, Isaiah Hol-
lis, Isaac Hollis and Deal Hollis
of Falkland, |. T.. and T. \. Jackson,
b. C. England, William Holden, G.
w. Jackson, J. r. Dawson, W. NJ
Roseboro aud John Caven of Alton,
/. T.. bought large bills of goods in
this city Saturday. They came to
Baxter Springs because they re-
ceivcd copies of the NEWS telling
of the big bargains and low prices
to be had here. 1t pays TO adver'
tisc in the NEWS. Try it.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11

Prof. Lon L. Fox of Webb City has
taken up his abode in this city. He
will be one of the instructors in the
Baxter Springs Normal aud BUSH
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11

sAon bss.sA s.rsab 10 Ds. luI.s' H..rs cuss
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11

No gripping, no nausea, no pain, when
De Wits Little Early Risers are taken.
Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill. McFad-
den & Price.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11

All the talk in the world will not con-
vince you so quickly as one trial of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve for scalds, burns,
bruises, skin affections and piles. McFad'
dao {. Dr;ca
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11

Gen. Smith. in command OF the
soldiers home at Leavenworth, Will
bring 100 veterans uniformed ana
armed, and with cornet band OF 30
pieces and spend the entire week at
our reunion. These men have all
taken the Kelley cure and are now
kuownas'the Kelley Cure Brigade.
Gen. Smith will give lecture on
the advantages of the Kelley cure
for old soldiers.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-08-11

Last Sunday evening Nrs. L. u
Noble attended church and upon
returning home became suddenly
iii aud grew worse until about mid
nipht. when Prof. Browning was
sent for DIR. Dewitt, who responded
promptly, but it was sometime be-
fore he could relieve Mrs. Mobiles
sufferings. Prof. Noble had the day
before returned from oswego, where
he had been. for the past three
weeks. Mrs. Noble has been very
sick all the week, but is now out OF
dnnnnr
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-02-10
JOHNSON AND GOLDSMITH.

What the English Literary Giant Thought
Of His Irish Contemporary.
Samuel johnson rarely praised or dis
praised things by halves. In CONVEX
sation with Boswell he says: Whether
We take Goldsmith Us poet, g comic
writer, or as an historian, he stands in
the first class.
Boswell--An historian? My dear sir,
You surely will not rank his compilation
of the Roman history with the works of
other historians Of this age?
johnson Why, who are before him?
Boewell-Hume, Robertson. Lord Lyt-
Teton.
johnson (his antipathy against the
Scotch beginning to rise)-I have lot
read Hume; but doubtless Goldsmith's
history is better than the verbiage of
Robertson or the foppery of Dalrymple
Boswell Will you not admit the su.
periority of Robertson, in whose history
we find such penetration, such painting?
johnson Sir, you must consider how
that penetration and that painting are
employed. It is not history; it is imag-
ination. He who describes what he never
saw draws from fancy. You mnst look
on Robertson's work as romance, and
try it by that standard. History it is
not. Besides, sir, it is the great excel.
lence OF writer to put into his book as
much as his book will hold. Goldsmith
has done this in his history. Goldsmith
tells you shortly all you want to know,
Robertson detains you great deal too
long. No man will read Robertson's
cumbrous detail second time, but
Goldsmith's plain narrative will please
again and again. Sir, he has the art Of
compiling and Of saying everything he
has TO say in pleasing manner.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-02-10

Wan weekly. They called on The labor.
ing men to support Lewis and thereby
express their disapp of Congress man
Baldvin's course on the question Of free
ore. Owing to all these circumstances
and conditions they carried the day. II
is believed, however, that Mayor elect
Lewis will give good administration
and be just to all interests, and that he
will be check upon the Knownothing
element in the council He was not
their choice for mayor
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-02-10

Towel, School, and DrB. Kelly and Com
9anty The prizes offered were many and
iibeautifnl. Miss Mae Clark and Mr..
Fitzgerald won the head prizes. Miss
Fitzpatrick, Miss Kipp, Mr. r. a. Towel
and Mr.. G. Goodman won pr zes for pro-
gression, Miss Julia Donnelly and Mr..
W. w. Schof the lone hand prizes, and
Miss Kitty Prendergast and Mr.. Mark
Fitzgerald the foot prizes.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-02-10
O'Conneli as a Lawyer.

O'Connell and other great lawyers al
ways conducted the defense in criminal
cases on the assumption that the law or
the government was always presumably
guilty and the defendant in a case always
presumably innocent.
Tt was in case of this agrarian char.
acter that O'Connell was engaged to de-
TEND man named Hogan, charged with
murder. A hat, believed to be the pris..
oner's, was found close to the body of the
murdered man. This was one Of the
principal reasons for supposing Hogan
the perpetrator of the crime. The de-
ceased was murdered clearly enough,
So that the case for the defense required
the exercise of o. Connell's utmost pow.
ers if the man was to be acquitted. The
hat was produced in court. O'Connell
cross examined the neighbor. Of the pris-
oner, who identified it.
Said O'Connell: "It is not different
from other hats Seemingly it is not
said the witness, "but know the hat. :
WAS it found near the body" .Sure,'
replied the witness. O'Connell then pro
ceeded to inspect the caubeen. Turning
up the lining, he peered into the interior.
8 Was the prisoners name Pat Hogan
(slowly spelling each letter., in it at the
time you found itY' !" Twas, OF course
|aYou could not be mistaken? p No, SIR :
'.And all you swore is as true as that?'''
aEvery word of it." 'Then go of the
table this minute" cried O'Connell, til
umphantly. Next addressing the court,
he said: ..My lord, there can be no con-
viction here. there IS no name in the hatsr
THE prisoner was Ct once acquitted. This
was in ! country ID which the massea
rightly Or wrongly, belisve the govern
ment % b against them. Il q not,
however. mode of defense in . iminil
cases % b commended .in = country il
which the people are q least supposed
To- govern.
O. to ST. Louiil VI I. Albert Les
uute Short. q M y Only dining
-
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Waited from Superior.

Waited from Superior.
Special to The Irish Standard.
Sheriff Met rath is in Waukesha.
Mrs. Una Shields has been elected mu
steal director of the Sacred Heart choir.
NJ. O'Brien, Minneapolis real estate
dealer, was in town during the early part
of the week.
The Sodality young ladies Of the Sacred
Heart church held very interesting
social on Tuesday evening last. A very
fine supper was served and q musical
program rendered. The proceeds Of the
affair will 60 toward buying books for
the library of the Sodality.
w. B. Hannessey has received letter
from "Parson" Dawes, manager for Jack
son, in which the parson says he will en-
terrain proposition from this city if &C
oompanied by an agreement to insure
protection from the authorities. A COM
pany will be formed to offer purse and
secure the Corbett- Jackson fight.
It is expected that work will commence
ON the new Normal School as soon as
convenient. The Northwestern Coal
Railway docks will be completed this
spring; the Lehigh Valley Transports
tion company will erect large coal dock,
and new Touring mill will be immedi
ately built. II will not be near as dull
rs it might be the next three months
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Il Duluth Dots.
-,

IS Duluth Dots.
Special to The Irish Standard.
The Catholic Club will give series of
five lectures. The first lecture was given
last Thursday evening by Bishop McJol-
rick on Where we got the Bible
The consolidated mines of the Mesaba
Range and the Duluth Mesaba and
Northern railway have passed from the
control OF the Merritts and into the hands
of the Rockefellers. What effect it will
have on the interests of Duluth will be
disclosed only by the future
The municipal election took place last
Tuesday. Democracy was buried ont Of
sight. The total registration was 1I,000,
the total vote cast, 9,765 or nearly 80 Per
cent. Ray +. Lewis, the Republican can
didate for mayor, received 9 majority Of
3Oo5. All the Republican aldermen
were elected by majorities ranging from
IS to 725. The religious issue was kept
ID the background, and while it neces-
sarily influenced . number Of voters, il
does not account for the Repnb lican VIC
tory. Jenswold, the Democratic candi-
date for mayer, WIS first nominated By
the PopuEists and then b the Democrats.
Fearing Is ally hii.oselt too closely with
the Populists, he neglected g formally
accept his nomination at their hands,
He consequently lost most IS ;their vote
The dyed in he WOOL Dem IT. oppoee1
him beoause he W. q 'opul,1l indorsed
slbly aeiirsparty.y prot ttiionnts got
,soontro1 of 81 TN =, !, but q c.ndina-
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90 u 81 Louis via I. Albert Les
uute Snort q md Only dining
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oEty, arc 0lSlOyal 10 Tue l6lQ knAL gives
them shelter and are dishonor and q
discredit to the American name. Our
constitution needs no tinkering, it stands
for human equality. ''H any cnange is
needed" as George Bancroft has we'll
said, lit is in ourselves, that we may
more and more respect that primal Law. :"
This government is capable of guarding
1t own welfare, and does not need the
secret plottings OF blatant demagogues
and mock patriots to protect it against
going to dangerous extremes in granting
equal rights to all. Those who are dis
satisfied with Uncie Sans generous fair
e. ness to all his children, are free to look
Tor 2 more eongenial land whore they
may escape the danger Of contesting IN
the race Of life on plane OF perfect
equality rlth their mental and moral su-,
periors. g The survival Of the fttest" is
the motto for America.
n The saloon, debasing the nations man
hood and controlling the ballot, is sap
ping the fonndations of our national life.
and making 3 nnOckery Of popular SOW
|ersisnty The good common sense Of
Americans viii never permit the ssloon
to rule oTer this fair land and desolate
the homes otr people. But with all
our faults al,d social dangers, We still
enjoy Tho teat advantages Of any ma.
lion y under the snn. Ours is the grand.
t form % human government the world
lh q sysf seen, and tho the title of Aheri-
can citizen 4 4, q the roudest that any man
mn IN on = 3i, ~ si
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-25

En- e barro Guatemala de este t6rmino Inuni-
cpaly un cuarto de hora de la pobacion Sc vende
la preci5sa fnca nombrada "Beuco" perteneciente
la succession de Don Pascacio Moreno Esta cOmpuesta
de 200 cuerdaS pr0Ximamente d I30 cuerdas de cafe
de estai ~ cuerdas de cafe yio superior ell resto
de cafe de dos amos hasta cuatro Tene dezy seis
media cuerdas de paste cercadas de alambre esta-
cones de moralon sembrado guneos " platan0s Sc
estma production de la fnca al rededor de 459 IA
negas Ilene una buena casa viVienda, cuartel para
peones, casa tahona. cocna de peones depSsito de
cafe, casa de mjlu estanque. agbe secaderos
que puedon contener 40 fanegaS de cafe EstaS cons
true de madaras del pals EstablecimientOs
para mAler cana NAL estado otra casa de l4x9 va
Pas un pesere para cuatro caba0s cuarto para
yerba dos carfetas NAL estadO La Ca sa habita-
cl0n tlene TN amacen en- la planta baia HAY en- la
hnca toldaS demas utensilos para la recollection de
futOS La finca esta crculada pOr VariaS quebradas
de aqua permanente Todas las piezas de cafe tenen
sus buenoS caaiones que facitan la conduccion del
grano pradomina elias la sombra de guaba v bu-
Siendo lmeroSo ell vecindaFio de la finca VIE
los cOiedores sin necesidad dc aviso con la ven
taia de que no es Obligatorio dares mantenci0n nj
albergue, Para mayores detales ycondcones de ven
ia dTiiirse Dona Mons9rrate G. de Moreno. Men
dez Vigo l68, Mayaguez l5-8
La sanction universal que Sc ha otorgado por
cuantos han tenido OCCASION de probarla, hace de
la "Loci6n Antiherp9ticar del doctor Monies, un
producto infalible conocidfsimo en- todas parties
para la curaci6n radical de los herpes la caspa,
las manchas del cults para todas las afecciones
de la piel. Su esquisito perfume la hace ademas
una excelente aqua de tocador. Pidase en- casa
del senior Guillermety
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Mapa de Puerto Rico

Este Precoso mapa fgura el ferrocarril de circun-
teriores one deben competar la red de la sa Es re-
duccion del que la Gompaa concesionaria de nuestros
ferrOcarriles ha tornado adoptadO para servicio
ha sido reproducido relieve, del que exsten dos
eiemplares uno en- las oHcinas dela Compania otro
en- las de Gobernacion Hace parte del folleto 'Etude
les chemins de fer secondares de Puerto Rico "
pubcado en- Paris por el senior Luchetti cuya traduc
cion anotada en- casteano esta preparation Sc
de cincuenta centavOs (acompafada con ell dagrama
del producto brute de la secci6n de la Capital Arec
DO durante e primer semestre de cada de los amos
1892. en- el almacen de don Pedro Gusti en- la inn
prenta de sucesores j. J. Acosta el espendio del
senior Serrano en- e palaco de Ia Exposition.
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CoMUNICADo
DEsDE YAUCO

COntestaci3n d IA pregunto fnserta en- e1 nansero
I.z99 de este dtorto.
Ell d. suscribe, "senor vecino'', no tiene min
gun empeno nj 10 ha tenido jamas, en- que el Go,
bierno General como Vd afrma, ordene el cierre
del puesto de carnes que en- este pueblo explota
con facultades del Ayuntamiento, don Rafael Ca,
tala, joven de todo mi carino q. quien siempre he
considerable merecedor de mi amistad, ST otra
cosa Green los q. aqui Sc pasan la vida aventando
la polvareda del chisme, equivocados estan. No
tengo 70 in1uencias atlas nj 6Gias, pero 81 las t-
viera para ponerlas al servicio de mis- deseos, Ell
puesto de carnes del sefor Catald no Sc clausura.
ria nj ahora nj nunca, pues nadie que posea un
POGO de criterio ha de negar las inmensas ven
taias que obtiene este vecindario con dicho pues-
to de carnes, cuya iastalaci6n y sosteasmsento ha
defendido antes de ahora con mas interes que el
mismo senior Catala
Nor5erto 3. Coraero
Mario 20, de 1894.
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Baio el epfgrafe az escdndaloI I dice

Baio eI epigrafe Que escdndolo dice Ia
PatrtG de Santiago de Cuba;
"Para la campana de Melilla enviaron los
puertorriquehos $50 tiendas de campana para
tropa 50 idem para ofciales, 2 para generates, A
sillas portatiles, mestas idem, Is tendas hospi-
tai dobles 200 tiendas de Iona, so camiIas, 1000
zapapicos, mil palas mil para armar las tiendas y
tres mil paquetes de repuesto Recibidos por Ell
Gobierno esos efectos, fueron depositados en- los
almacenes de Santa Catalina de Cadiz, 4 pesar
de las vivas gestiones practicadas no ha sido po-
sible obtener franquicia para este espl6ndido do
native, cuyos gastos de Aduanas tambien han te-
nido que pagar los donantes. Sc tendra presen-
te cuando sobrevenga otra guerra; Sc entregaran
los donativos al Gobernador General para que los
remita de ofcio; 81 no quisiera recibirlos, vol
vera . cada mochuelo sl oiivo."
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Sociedad de socorros Mutuos
:. Eos ar1inns del @ien g0hlicn

Citada la Junta general para ell Is del corriente
con obieto de tratar del reStQbleciieNO de dGS Ope
clones de prestaOs los ondoS de Ia Soctedad hago
saber a los sefores sociOs que extraordi-
mario por acuerdo de la Junta Directiva cel9brada
esta noche tratara tambien de la adjudication de
la medala Ofrecida Ateneo Puertorriqueno 10 a.
corresponds virtud de acta recibda de dicho Cen
tro Pto.-Rico q Mario de 1891
.' Ell Secretario Jose TrMjlIl0 Alsna.
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1La EstreIIa de Orc"
42-SAN FRANCISCO--42


Sc ha recibido complete surtido de calzado de
negro de coores otras classes de alta novedad
para senoras Para caballeros hay varado surtido
sin que faten los botines borceguies amados de Re-
gGmelstO, nEGres, botines de genero para las per-
que sufren de los callos etc. Como aproximB
la Semana Santa hay que hacer vista LA EsTRE-
Ono donde encontrara todo 10 mas nuevo pa
ra los que quieran vestr con elegancia a precios
nunca vistos. l5-l2
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SOCIEDAD ANONIMA
De CREDIT MERc ANTIL
En- Liqutdac56m.

C2psoocatOri9 d JMnta general epty0ordsaarsa
En- vista de 10 que Sc dspone en- e artculo 238 del vi
rente Codigo de Gomercio y en- harmonic con 10 que
estabece eli artcuo 49 de los Estatutos de esta Soce
dad Sc convoca JatG general eptyGordaarSG de ac-
cionstas de Ia isma para la de la tarde del dia ID
de Abrl proximo, la que tendra lugar ell salon de
Inntas del Baaco EspaAol de Puerto-Rco Los senores
sccoustas condersc asistir podrn proveerse de la
paniente papeleta concurriendo recogerla los
das abOrables desle el de Abr hasta la vspera de
IA I1nta i la Oheina de Liquidation del Cr6dto Des-
de esta fscha queda expuesta al pbco e Banco la
lsta de los senores accionstas derecho assten-
cia Puerto-Rco y de Mario de l894-Por Ell Cr6di-
40 Nercantil en- liquilacion-EI Banco Espa1ol de
Puerto-Rico-El Sub-Gobernador, y ~ lopez 60
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JITUADO
YENTA DE FINCAs- RUsTIGA!

NENTA DE FINO1Ae IiUSIIlAS.-
En- este termino municipal, v a corta dstancia de
Ia poblac0n Sc venden dos iincas rlisticas.
Una de 229 cuerdas con plantaciones de cafe en- su
mayor parte de producto ysde 2, 3 amos Produce
hoy al TededOr dc 400 uintaes con ell nuevo podra
rendir 800 Tiene casa-vvienda, amacenes con SEGA
doa. maacate para descerszar cafe t9do 10 necesa-
rio para Ia recollection del frto capacidad basta-
te para 800 qIintaes. Las fabricas todas de nueva
construction buenas maderas del pals y cobadas
de hierrO golvanizad0.
cafe con producto hoy al rededor de 200 qtintaes
acanzaran 300 con el nuevo que va empeza prodl-
cir buenas nlaezas propias para la siebra de cafe;
para vvienda estableeimiento comercial Y
otra para maquina llmac6n de buenas maderas y
cobiiadas de hierro galvanizado
Anlbas en- perfecto estado de cutivo, platanos,
guineos otras viandas en- abundancia. Por poder
atenderlas su dueo, Sc yenden las dos la cada
una de pOr 81.
Para mas infornles dirfse d don Manuel Sahcfup,
en- Utuado Febrero IA de 1884 30-l6
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Sc Vende

Una propiedad de loo cuerdas de terreno,
entire elias buen ndmero de palos de cafe de Co
secho, radicada en- el barrio de Quebrada arriba,
t6rmino municipal de Patillas 81 que la desee
interese, puede entenderse con los sefiores Or
tiz Esteva del comercio de dicho pueblo. Su
dueno Ramon Vergne Figueroa. lO-6
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. VARIEDADES

Jamones, Salchichones Quesos fnos, Longa.
MIA de Vich, Mantequilla extra superior Vinos
y Icores. en- el Colmado de Cerecedo Hermanos
y Compafila
Los mejores jamones de York y de Westfas
Ia embVtidos de las mejores Rlarcas espaaolas y
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a los Consa4nlzdores de Gorbdla cox


Sc les hace presente que desde ell.9 del proximo
mes de Abril vale $l Ia tonelada de Cox grueso So
el fno. Is
81 CAP lGM0 MoPAs T9 DE /, PARIS A SOL 9; g
pubico .Elegante' una yerdadera Exposition de
sombreros capotas capottas pelerinas todo de al
ta fantasia 10 mas fno ..que Sc fabrica Paris.
Tambien encontraran el no terciopelo de seda to-
dos los colores. para fabrcar capotas regas E Ca
pricho es un establecimento de modas, dirgido por
sarrollar en- esta Isla LA Industrial Sombrerera la
altura de Europa Gusto Elegancia: no mas anti
cuallas. Nota-Se ensefia cortar la medida pre-
clos conyencOnales 45e38