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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

During one Of the hearings on the bond
issue bill before the House District commit
tee, a member suggested questioningly that
there was considerable local dissatisfaction
with Washington's tax assessment on ac-
count Of its lowness. The cause Of dis
content Is the highness. not the lowness Of
the assessment A taxpayer may think
that his neighbor u assessed too low, but
he means relatively too low As compared
with himself. and lis complaint Is really
that his own assessment Is too high. The
true purpose Of the needed revision Of as
sessments Is to remove inequalities and to
secure uniformity. not to raise the general
standard. which il already too high. COM
pared with that Of other municipalities, and
too high for an accurate popular under
standing Of the tax burdens imposed upon
the residents Of Washington.
On Saturday The Star printed a COMPARE
son Of the per capita tax levy Of Washington
and other cities. based upon the figures Of
o census bulletin. Commissioner Wright,
in this bulletin says that the relation of the
assessed to the true value of property varies
30 in the different municipalities that a
comparison of the rates Of taxation is mis-
leading. and that a true idea Of the relative
taxation can best be obtained by q compari-
son Of the per capita tax lsvies-
This bulletin was quoted on Saturday to
show that the actual tax burden Of the
Washingtonian was greater than that Of the
resident of the majority of municipalities.
concerning which figures were given. and
equal to the average Of cities approximate
ing IL In size. Further use may be made Of
the bulletin to show that Washington's tax
assessment Is higher than that of most
other municipalities approximating it In
size. and that consequently Its apparent low
rate G1.5O per 500 gives a false idea con-
corning Its actual tax burden. The census
bulletin states the actual and assessed
value Of real estate In parallel columns. ex-
planning that "the true value is as reported
to this ONCE by local officers or others be-
hsved to be familiar with real estate values
In their respective localities" The state
ments Of actual value are In many cases.
perhaps in all, underestimate, but the
comparative showing in respect to the Diff
ferent cities Is interesting and significant
In Washington the assessed value Is so
much nearer the actual value than In the
other cities that it is put as the same. The
showing in respect to the other municipali-
les cited on Saturday is as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

Judging by the rate Of taxation the citi-
zen OF Omaha II taxed more than three
times as heavily as the resident Of WASH
tr gton and the citizen Of Chicago more than
FOUR times as heavily. but owing to the low
assessments of these two cities. the Oma-
haite pays less in actual cash into the treas
uy than the Washingtonian. and the Chi
cagoite only a trife more.
II Is to be remembered that the COMPARE
sons Of the census are made with Washing
tons assessment of 1890 and that the as
sessment which needs to be revised In pur-
suance OF pending legislation is that of
lssS-s4. which Is much higher than that
OF $780, There Is no such large correspond
ing Increase In the assessments of the other
cities. The present assessment of Washing
ton real estate Is over 16O millions as
against over 123 millions In 1890
The assessed and taxed fraction Of Wash
ington Is less than one-half Of the entire
area. the government owning the exempted
remainder. 1t appears that this half of the
capital Is assessed at more than seven times
the value of all Omaha, more than three
dnes the value Of all Indianapolis rs per
cent more than the value of all Of the great
city OF Cleveland. and nearly as much un-
der its present assessment as Chicago, with
Its vast area, more than a million inhabi-
tsnts. and Its numerous and costly business
buildings and fine residences Washing
tons assessed value was one hundred and
twenty-three millions in 1890 one hundred
and sixty millions in 1893. and Chicago's
was one hundred and seventy millions in
1880.
Washington wants a uniform application
OF Its assessment standard. not an increase
OF that standard. 1t is already too high for
purposes OF fair comparison with other
cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

A2-inch AI1~wooL BATHTB vftA sssis
Polka spots
Regular price si2s. Nov sc. Q "a.
<2-inch cREPoNs. with graduated strips
Regular price $50. Now Sc. Q I'd.
s<-inch IRON FRAME GRENApRD-
''Lupin's"--
Regular price si.2s. Nov 81 q ID
<4-inch FRENCH SERGE. with Bsagalins
Bocdure-
Regular price si.2S. Nov sc. . "a
<1-inch FRENCH SERGE with bordurs e
three silk stripes
Regular price $3.50. Nov 81 Q ID.
44-inch cAsiEL's HAIR GRESADpR
With Greek bordures-
Regular price si.so. Nov u Q I'd.
<einch cAMEL's HAIR GRENADNR
with hemstitched bordures-
Regular price. $50. Nov 81 Q ID
42-inch cAMILfs HAIR 0RENADn1
with silk ssrtpes-
<2-ineh SILK WARP sERGE-"Priess
ley's"--
Regular price 81. Now fse. "a
<e-in.h PANAMA CLOTH
Regular price $50. Now si.2 a ~
44-inch SILK WARP CRysrAII.ETE-
Regular price $3.50. Now <t.2s q "a
$o-inch MoHAIR BRIlLANTCSES-paa
and jacquard effects
Regular price 62isc. Now 6oc. Q -
4o-inch MoHAIR TAMfSE-
REGULAR price 7Sc. Now &c. Q r.
<o-inch MoHAIR TAMISE-
Regular price 81. Now T6e. Q "a
<5-inch FRENCH SERGE
Regular price 15c. Now Soc. Q "a.
&4-inch STORM SERGE
Regular price Iee. Vow eoe. . I'd.
bo-inch STORM SERGE
Regular price 81. Now T5c. Q I'd.
b4-inch STORM SERGE
Regular price si.2S. Nov q . ~
e6-inch STORM SERGE
Regular price eI.5o. Now el-es . -
Go-inch STORM sERCE-ths best that -
made
Now &l.5o . yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19
The Up-to-Dats Cook.
From the New York Sun,

WANTED-A COOK. Must be thoroughly
evangelical and accustomed to attend to
the investments and private affairs of en-
ployer. especially the dispatch Of kilograms.
Address STATESMAN, p. o. Box 6945S,
Philadelphia, Pa.
COLORED WOMAN WANTED who I'M
derstands roasts. gravies and the stock
brokers'. T. p. L.. Sun of1ce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

1t II very possible that Erastus wiman
has cynical reflections to the effect that he
merely failed to select q discreet method OF
dishonesty. There is no room for question
as to his culpability. but the trite observa-
ton that the worst rogues go UNPUBLISHED.
has Its application In this Instance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

Some Of the obloquy which once attached
to the voiuminous poet has been transferred
to the senatorial speech-maker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19
Temerity.
From the Cleveland Leader.

Eight thousand foreigners have departed
from Chicago to their homes in Europe At
the risk Of playing second fiddle to New
York In the next census, the Chicago Post
boldly observes. Let 'em went"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

There may be . call In the near future
for that touching song from Tammany,
There Are Only q Few of Us Left"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

The numerous martyr housewives in the
country will hopefully note the fact that
| the servant question has made its appear
aLce In the Senate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19
A Gigantic UndePtakinE.


1t is vain and foolish to try to find fault
with the weather. The chances are you will
- wholly unable to do the subject justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19
A Potent Inauence.
From the Detroit Free Press.

Fforn the UctroIr Free PreSs
The tidings that the tariff bill will pass
the Ser ate this week seem almost too good
to be true: but 1t may be that the high tenn
perature has wrought up the senatorial
heart as the prayers Of the people could not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

English Porcelain Dinner Sets, beautiful new dec
Grafton and shape, 100 pieces. $3.50
Royal Semi Porcelain Dinner Sets. "Brookside''
pattern. decorated in gray and gold. Reduced from
Hand decorated Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, new
shape. 1902 pieces Reduced from SO to. STA 6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

something OF scorch Is expected from
ne testimony Of Superintendent Byrnes In
Che New York police Investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

The anarchist bomb shows q disposition
to 90 into competition with the sea-serpent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

IL would be interesting to know whether
Mrs Lease desires 10 be q Congresswoman
or . Congresslady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

In spite of 1t all. we believe that there
are still some honest men and good citizens
in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

The sweet girl graduate crop il never a
failure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19
Dinner and Toilet Sets at Reduced p

Richly decorated German China Dinner Sets new
shape. 100 pieces. Reduced from $50 to. SIS 90
Decorated English China Toilet Sets. 10 pieces.
Decorated English China Toilet Sets, II pieces.
e"@N'''.. ~ 30
10th Ut. buiiding)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19
Children's Summer Shoes

Cbidren's Russell Oxfords Sizes 8 to 1OIs Or 81 90
IL to 2, pr. 81 -
Chidren's Patent Leather Oxfords
Sizes to 1oh, pair 81. 90
IL TO 2. pair. 81 3
Chdren's Russell Button Shoes, pair g. 90 TO 81 30
Misses Russet Button Shoes. pair. 81 90
Boys and Youths Russet Oxfords. pair,
$l.l6 to 50.
Boys and Youths Donsola Oxfords. pair.
$l.15 TO SLID
cd foor. LIST annex
Pure Soaps
That We can recommend especially to mothers for
their children. They are undeniaby the best COS
metics that be used.
Cucumber and Almond Cream Soap per dozen
cakex, Voc. Each. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Rose Water and Glycerine Soap. per dozen
cakes, soc. Each. Sc
lst uoor. .llth st. building }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

DON'T PAY 500 FOR A LOT WHEN YoU Can
buy lots at Columbia Park from SIS 20 $50. Until
June q We win give you your choice for $50;
cash or installments; 10 per cent on for cash.
Office, 623 st. NV. 3elS II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19
SHOOTING STARS.

Evidence to the Contrary.
Don't you consider Miss Bondby rather
duii?' said one society man.
well" replied another. after the man
ner in which she cut you this morning I
can't say that do"
Summer Sounds.
He spoke with emphasis complete,
Three words came whiEzing by,
The first It's needless to repeat.
The others were "a hy."
And you say he has q title" said the
little girl.
Yes" replied the plump one
"And very richr'
Yes"
"And unmarriedr'
YES"
Dear me! wonder how many days he
has been . widower."
An Explanation.
Hs-T wonder why
Dogs delight
10 bark and bits.'"
shs-'I don't know-unles Il II because
they have poetic license to do so.'
just n Well.
Yes" said Miss Giltby, ~ took the
trouble to study French before going
abroad"
Did you get on nicely In PARISH
Perfectly"
80 they understood your Frenchr'
''N-no; but I managed to get along with
their English beautifully"
Fishing.
How happy those hours by the murmuring
stream.
Where the branches came bending and
swishinsi
There's nothing that's swseter in all loves
young dream
Than the time when we two went
a-hshing.
And all that caught were her glances so
soft,
And a word now and then. short but
tender,
That was whispered. while song-birds
looked on from a.oft,
When they swuns on the willows 30
slender.
Unmatched was the line and undated the
hook.
And the pole on the bank lay supinely;
Yet never a fisher who sat by a brook
For his time was ewarded so finely.
There's a curious fact that lately found
out
Perhaps I'm q sinner TO blab IT.
But that stream IL too shallow, beyond any
doubt
For q common-sized fish to inhabit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

The true vafue Of Chicago real estate as
given to Mr.. Stead in his recent investiga-
lions. Is two thousand millions, instead OF
the twelve hundred and fifty millions, with
which 1t Is credited In the census bulletin,
and there are other underestimate. But
even according TO the census statement. the
assessed value Of Omaha real estate is less
than one-sixth Of its actual value, Of
Indianapolis one-half. of Allegheny City
less than one-half. of Cleveland less than
one-fourth. and Of Chicago less than one
seventh
per capita tax levy. showing the actual tax
burden. Is compared with the rate of taxa
ton; Washington. in spite of its low rate.
being burdsned equally as heavily on ac-
count Of Its high assessment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

DON'T PAY 500 FOR A LOT WHEN YOU CAN
buy lots at Columbia Park from SIS to $50. Until
June II we will give you your choice for $50;
cash or installinents; 10 per cent OF for cash.
once, 81 b 81. NV. jelS-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

r1 WIN Be- surprised 10 ana the
small prices among them But cur pol
icy Of eountsr-clsaning Doesn't ssoe a.
anythine-spars any fssturs Of stosk-think
Of any prodt 1t 10 . particularly sustssats
cut for yoo-as With The reduced W have
included some Storm Serge yss sas ~ ~
travelling go~ns-and some hehairs tat YIN
come I'm most opportunsly for bathing suiss-
In tact. good BLACK ID siwsys q eood
Investment. And our BLACKS srs ai~au
of the ''ds<pest dye"
You win lind coussaersb,s daRersacs ~
tween the 'bsfors'' and the now" price.
Shown We mean bus,nsss-shows there d
value in svsry ses q rhsn-shoss go b
. bargain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

Evidence to the Contrary.
Don't you consider Miss Bondby rather
duli?' said one society man.
"Well," replied another, after the man
ner In which she cut you this morning
can't say that do"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19
Chicago Grows Charitable.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-19

Forty-hvs large Japanned Coolers, nickel plat.
faucet charcoal filling. 4, 8. 8 and l0-gsIlon size
Reduced from s., IS, So and s. each to-. =. 81 /.
Jewett's Charcoal Water Filters. Reduced fro
-, $3.50 and $3.50 each to.............$ So !
t1en noW. ................,....,..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13
RscoYiamo da ..I,a Dsao..rc,s m1

RscoHtamcs de .A4a DsmosIrcl4 3D. sde
. C4pital EOS inf rnas mushoa cons cuente.
AualGoS nRcatfoS que d ssi1oE Figusrxs, dssana
10 hasa pose IA eIap.so judicial sn Gubs, no
80 eonlesya30R Militia sismpss en- lee a. 4ibe.
rslsI, J sEkqus 10 hACs pclislea aotiva dssde 10
lks1esO o Il nf giasrttufa, sus ideas psrmaA
sea iAaltsrAhl0s LIS eaRszS que Yecihimcs ds
mueEtraR que 81 luTis soRsalts p1srtoEr1qusno {
quisR alRdlmoS, goxa Dc prctuAdas simpltias on
aueitIO campo. Esto AoE bEsta para disAsgWtr
ls tambiSn, haciss do sA 81 honor, CON mn he
gust0, las pres sRtea aclsracicnss. El Giempxe
psrA nos. tEoH nAtiEtAstorio dsSlArAY qxO IN puer
toxrtque1o dc ValS1 no a. 1sido On aroBtAsiaA n
ranuE cias saBRceS de aBpsquvnese1!e AuostToI
ojol. 81 Ia tFAHe ssns. soAs0TvAdoH p1do mo
lsItaE 81 cOrreligonario, hoy auaante. i Tstira-
mos d0sde lusge. JAnkU, { EAbiendAg, soutens-
mos ana iBiu tisiA." II.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13
Ua amigO Dc Q Qaebradillas nOs scribe:

De Paao ayaK 10 o UamNy, hube do 0nte.
raTme de m eEc6ndAio adminiatratiyo aIIf cor
rrido , qus eR biz de Il wofalidad del p6bli.
90, psse Tessnarla. Prsssnt6Ee en- Il AlcRldfa
don Jos6 de Jasds con 81 fa de axamInar Las
cueBtas dc aqucl Municipi0, segda IL autoYixA Il
Ley munisipal, J habi6sdossle Re9sdo tel deze.
cho, hubo de LAMAR 81 NotaRio LleRado este
para daY t6 de 10 ocuEEido, pRsisYoa dispeaai6n
del citado smigo las eueatas que iRssEenala, ha-
Bicndo dassRpieTto que IN ibfamianto de 10 %.
Sos J esRtaycs, habia nido conveEtide es lie pe.
sos, y otro Iibramisnto do IL peaog, HEnado par
an ascIibssnte de spnillarsmisntc, conviYti6Go o.
la pesos. HAblaae Dc que d AyuHthnaiontc
prsuaRtAlta todo u ~ dimi1idn dfoa1go muehRI
eosss mas Las PoHsc1aa hnnxldal 0leelen cor
entaAiaamo u antasaHa J pxpsadoy a. dor les
a 1sfAh = QsnsY = psppE1alia aes psnal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13

lQuisye usted IN v1n0 rscoastAtu gsHts, que
la haRA 1esRpoEar Las fu .rxSg, agotadas por HuE
adltiplsr dolsno,as pcS gRa exassos jRveBiles7
IQGsra 1ItSd Nm msd.0an cato, Dc piopiodsde
altamsRts digaaLvAs, que tAvoTexsA Las fa1cienel
de i n9trici6a, ontoYpasidas sn listed par lou
dss6rdeRsa d. ~ cst6mags dsbliltAdo2 IQaisrs
Estad m t6nioo podeFoto para nna afzccioAes de
eorax6A7 lQuisxe usssd evitAKas pAdseex de- ess
fetal snfsrsA0dad, que q llama aasmis, tan &c
yadE Sn s'toa eli@as tsopicsles7 PUss use uSted
Il VINO NUTRITIVO De KOLA, OO0A Y
UARNE PEPTONIZADA DE ETORREGROPA
qze @ vends sn todaa lsS RotioaG
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s.--, os ansE

" 4heE
-Es EnR vida Rueva la que aozlsERs. 10 quiEis
otln6s o. hahais mestTAdc noGstroS
Baio gea sEsaoj psro sats memssts pfrses aus
abandoso playa qaexida florida, sgO aai 81
FatTis, II otEa sentiRs1te. que dtEceRa
do.Y paEs fTenes, dire que desso rcRsY coz
II antigua vida psTe evitaIme Ggustos tA Ro8s5oa
No He pedia expieaT msjoTsH foRmas psrc tEm
pcco mas cGlidad.
Est prcdu1o ~ malsstar sa ChamhaY; Rsro fu6 "a
laIsro.
A1dFas serr g6 cor ass aonYas 10 qre Eus fF Ess t.
nfin de aargss J Do ofsAEivaa
-SQat airisis del psrqus de MOzcsEE7-sosiisu6
BuAArdo
-Eso ps1ia prsfaHfbe. Rsvrio pusvr fartHEss sss
Yu = fsEaliss EvsvaB
Z-FusS hisn ssd felix P0ssais 81 IN hotsl eEa
a. sgradsrS asi 10 sspsro Hubera susTdo nevaIes 81
ae,a noch, psro % iRposibia EsA lsKo de ebEsxos,
que eatkE cpaeHyeaools to q plisR.
liza qus caller
-AvsnidG RnyHdRsl.
-. G6GoI Ia IL AVsHida RHyBdsslT IEI iusta
msnte ia que 10 prsfsxoi
"A RuastTa yuslts eEtRrk diSFRssie IQuS % 10 oga
70 quisra EGs que sgrsdaroSI
A 4 csa fuS vsncidR FOR e ieTaRTR ain limtsE gaa
bYil&ba n los ejos de 50 nsydo
-IEs vsrds5 cue FOis 81 msier de lea haxsbrtsi--
mulmxY6
--oi aNs--ysapoadi6 BsIAsrds Eimplsmssts
J IiaslRsadpae 81 ejda de 81 muisv, ths5i6 sE voE
hala, eos u ccrtxSa pesitsnts:
~ We pEssnz ~ q Adkn6s ysNoaf. No la aS Ire,
mes adends asssais..,s LycR, psinsEc; lzsge....
hs a'seFila de MsilhaR &c pebrslst6.
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VARIKDADKS

~EA 81 Oolmado dc OsIOcsdo Hermanoh
Com dis, eacontrar6 1ntsd dUlssS sSiESs, BON.
bones de fxtaS l. crems Dc Las wsjoren Con.
aserils do PaTfs, Las gTAnasI ialsAE de San James,
fruSSu cra.AlizsdAs On au jugo, pYopiaa para r.
RaloS, ca SIeg aatss caj1tss, el magsihso msmbYi-
la dc las MadTOS CaYm0litsS, y utrAs eoSas mas.
IN tuxYoveI los hay de todsS 6lassS, Sionds mVy
rssonnendahlo 81 tsmo0o tuFF6n dc nisvs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13
~ gusa 1 So A
la Axoass aun=xAsAH

"Hs otsdo pantO de nlorar no 90 AsbaiS Assfea
do a csbssoa dc mi lOcho; he sntYsdo "a eAGs vueU
kxos labet apeKsG han tooado mi fraato.
VRCstKo agpecto iS1itAdo nae hA hs:ho cempfsnder
que apraesis pocO qss mi preIsActA % an manan-
tisl de panas PAHa Vos
"PaIto.
IA d6adsf No 10 rs. MArcho d AEr. Sin en-
baHgO noo. inqaiseiI Soy ovsp tsngO valor 0spoIo
uVe no me fAtAYk1 fueJ8AS.
"ORaAdo leafs oEtA caYtA, que easibo oS oioa lie
de Ggrimsl eitaE6 lSos dc voI Ta vsz no nos vel
vaxeraos vsH RuAcaI
1Ho peana,6 con f4esueasA vos; sn n Saats O
gus p6 fssS daa ssta raiH del sUa svo tAHtoH
resuskdsA grAtos tSistsH.
"Azio1 padre aIo. ANtss de abandonar Gstos luga
res 81 Ias eaa6E - puado vivI, hubteya qSOTido
abasaos peyo ma ereen cupabls vusatra Rsysndad q
may orusl para nj
HQaa Dies os ccncsds d ovido J la trsnquilidAd
n Adi6sl IPaRBad qus, cNasGqUio1a que Bean
yuoptsos sextimisntos Oh amo respOtO, Oomo
yoSpato 81 1seasrso de nj pobTe MadxGI
aYvHeGtFa dsagvaOAda hiia
"RoGa"
Aoababa de poaaH 81 sobxe: IA nI padre, e1sndo
llamaYsM Ia v0ntanR.
OOaIt6 rdpidsnanto aGaSta sn n oaj6n GaEzd pzs'
nuRora Ia ce0ine.
Oonoei6 81 to FivsTt en 10 que u lamlba dsV-
dc 9uaxs. 80 Aaom6 On ssguida.
daa astesicH0 n loRra1 vsRa a % qNo u xsobi6
IL mayer aegrs, Sin qae per aate, 1oi8 qsa AaIds:h
tan aaEAsAA demNsttaeenas legEAKa p0daH aenHSiRao
Aura par 81 aoa la mayM tntaEA qya Jaime be Akan'
eaassa q pais. lHsapae - YalyaE q
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Don Gabriel Ferrer Hern6ndex

Don Gabriel Ferrer Hernandez, DIR
en- Medicina y Ciruifa
OERTIFI0O:- Que eI "Jsrabs do Guaya.
sol" del Doctor Rsd1igusz Castro GO tan eica.
an d tratamiaato de ID tubsTcWloEin pulmcnaE ,
ssn recomansable ea los cstaKros de Las Was re-.
oirstoSisG, qus 81 sncarscar 50 vaIsr rsOomen.
dATlo e1 81 tRatsrais to do dichsa erfermadades
10 ccnEidaro. rafs que dtil hsras nitasio Y para
que asf coasts 10 frvao On Puerto Rico 80 de-
Septieahrs de 1894.-GABRIEL FERRER
7 eata es tkmbiAn IL opiEi6n dc los pYinci-
palss medieoE dc IL IslA } dc Il IslA de Cuba P.
Loa VinOu rasjsTea que se iHpsytiA sA eats
Capital, sen loS tistes slAseaG de lau bsdsaaT
g AngusiaAs, nsSca "Logyo1o" Rioja. que vsa
len sE ss eAteb' b'ecinisnts leS Eskereu 0sbriso de-
LuiHa J snpaBfs. RaVta para pEasba IN Details
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13

Los ta'egTa6slss Hdh sridoA LA Gaia de
ReoHomia PIestAMos del OusSpo dc ComHnica
cioats,' eEya crsfCi6n ha rido pIopuesta ps1
Dsa JaAuuiA BsaMEd, SON los tigrieRts: D a
kaaua Lopez, Doa MAtiaa Gomez, Don Rodoifo
PcrrSt,, Dsn JusR Castro, Dos Sixto Flies, DoS
Joaqaia Polo, Dea r. A. Menasx DiAS. DoE
Andr6a Custo, Doa Astonio Budet, Don Jaccbc
TGv, poR JeaA vlxSArEoRdo, Don AsRusl lbs.
nsx, Don Felix Vega, Don Arturo g. MoliRR
Doa ado 70 Vlsr, Dos AItuTo AasAieOts, Don
F1Ancisso f0t', Doa Josquia Bsnssgo, Dea
Ryfasl FRxais, DoR AptoSin AlvarGH, Don bnif
RsntGslla Covt6R, Don OstAvio Rivsys, Doe Js
Hpa Almmcty, DoA Jste CarxsEa, Don FEAAciasc
IA Ia HuSEkM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13

No debsr olvidaH Les afcloRadoS nj tsatHc
ara e,tu noths p:epGYAa loE .Bafo HansnsEoa'
sEl divertidA y vAriAdA tnAci6n que dsoutarG
IL tple nor - Native Navarro } el acter Sc
u4rico Don JoIS GArsiA Bsvsngusx. Sc ha h..
chs il spusnta enno an hiio DO L. exec africa A.
bios an part, t,dariO do loa Bafos qae el pIi-
nero ha do reitsu aaa Abulaa bAtisGtss en- i
rapressxtAcloR os "JusR AlnoEio" Palodla a.
uDon JNan TeAoTiC."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13

Er Aguadilia, Goa ss3,ss c., CsrrsHais, psl
AuIa De Ia lluv.s, debst6 en- squsl cailseo la san
nia N,fin Vsrost posisRdo 81 eVceEs .E Bar
oeril,o do LAvap;es". 81 IL coMpsnia ihfatI
tsara { eHa Wills, aoS dice uE amigo harfs asga
sio pUs Boa nGuehea loI dsssos que ss tisRsn Dc
yer & trabajaH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-13

Nos diceA de Vsgaaaja: Eel bRsy ssn
VieeHts" sGtk dAndo dHTo. Aver oaee 90 ven.
di6 10 GsrRe s l5 ochAvcG 81 kiio, ssg6a 0l nWovo
TOmtts. NAds mAs que & M aRAttAdaY as eonsI.
deEa mas que otro. 81 81 rematiltA uuraGoY %
10 tOrmiaG la csrRe lSa ditx oace de ID mana.
IRS, no hay quion le obi gEe & qzs bOne6eIe otrA
res para tsrRikaY 81 dia 10 cual que ai a1c0de {
50 aAtseGSox dc MA dos dc ID tATds, 81 Mismo
AlcsIde ss " 81 matsdsro { spuVar al rSmAtiut
& one bsnsfcis otrs sin coRSidaraH nads. III
pan sEts al 26 po peso J 10 gants gEIta qu6 Il.
60 l. Oempete cia La plaSa o. hR coAvaxtida
sn una csrRstalfs y To- vecinoa qus vivsn po1
aquellos alrsdedorsS, dissA II qG6 slga IL tole-
gancia Il"