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The evening world., 1894-09-25

John Del vecho. the variety actor, who tried
to commit suicide with his wife last FrIday By
taking carbollc acid and cutting his throat, has
recovered and is able to so to court whenever
the police are ready to take him. lie told
Warden O'Rourke OF Bellevue Hospital, this
morninp that he and his wife had been q
two weeks whiskey spree before they tried
guiclds.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
McArdIe's Hearing Adjourned.

The hearing on the application Of Policeman
McArdIe TO compel the Police Commissioners by
pandsmus to retire him from the force on a
pension as he has served twenty years, was
1diourned before Judge Bischon Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, to-day until Sept, -.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
/. JOB, SAYS HAVILAND.
The Real Estate Man Protests
Against Fintbush Ave. Extension.

Mayor Cchieren, of rBooklyn, to-day
(received a letter from C. Augustus
'Havllard. a real-estate agent, protest.
ing against the proposed extension OF
Flatbush avenue. Mr.. Haviland de-
'ounces the scheme as job, and says
believes the Mayor has been misled
70 favorinE 1t.
irage investors to buy Brooklyn real
ate he might have the streets paved
y asphalt, cut down the poles and
,es, and erect fire alarm boxes, that
be operated without walking sew
blocks in search of a key.
The evening world., 1894-09-25

PLAINFIElD. y. J.. Sept, 25-The condition
OF President ]. W. Renhardt OF the Atchlson.
Topeka Rad Santa Fe who is seriously III here.
has not changed materially to-day His ply
siciEns say however. that he Is slowly improV-
ing and may be out In few days
The evening world., 1894-09-25

When Baby was dck, We gave her Castor,a,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris
When shn had Children. she gave them CASTOR,
The evening world., 1894-09-25

Fiint's Fine Farniture..- Well Made and
durable. Every article IL plain y marked at the
lowest price, Stores, West 23d, near IS way. -
The evening world., 1894-09-25
Say His Mother Drove Him Out.

mn year-old James Jones says that his
hin dead and that his mother has driven
Co.,. the house where she lives at ia
seCitts rect ret He is now in charge OF the Gerry
nile his story 10 Icing Investigated
The evening world., 1894-09-25

full account OF Wall street AFFAIRS will be
found in the O'Clock Edition Of The Evening
Ia
The evening world., 1894-09-25
For Sale.
81 DOWN. S|! $:;: :; :Ei'
ARSpID q Maiden lane. Take elevator.

DOLLAR DOWN dollar weekly buys gold-nlisx
watches; delivered Immediately. ARNOLD.
Maiden lane. take elevator.
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I. ?. csspbsli Kills Z. Z. Collier Il .
2Asjes.

I. ?. cA.pbsli Kills Z. Z. Collier II o..
The usual Sabbath quietneas OF the
st. Maries neighborh00d was disturbed
last Sunday by shooting scrspe that
resulted in the death Of one person.
1t IL the old, old story Of farmers dis
putting over . line fence. r. p. Camp
bell and T. Z. Collier were neighbour
and lived peaceably until q dispute
arose over the line fence. Last Sunday
they met and the quarrel was renewed
when Campbell picked up an Ak and
made some threats. Collier ordered
him to lay the Ak down and said he
would get hurt il he did not. Camp
bell obeyed when Collier grabbed the az
and made desperate effort to brain
his antagonist who warded of the blow
by throwing up his arm. Collier made
a second attempt with the weapon when
Campbell pulled 80 calibre revolver
and fired two shots, both Of them tax
ing effect. One ball penetrated the
heart and after the shooting Campbell
started TO run closely followed by Col.
lier who fell dead after having gone
about fifty feet. Campbell made no
attempt to escape. lie was arrested
and given a preliminary examina ton
before Justice Barr. After hearing the
testimony the prisoner was discharged.
The verdict of the coroners jury also
exone rated Campbell from all blame.
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Ordnance No. 81.

An ordinance TO secure the protection
OF property from fire, TO provide for
cleanliness and for the removal of
nuisances.
BE it ordained by the chairman and
board Of trustees of the village of
C1ur d'A!ene.
Sec. Mo person or persons shall
permit and suffer to accumulate in or
upon any yard, lot, place or premises or
upon any street, sidewalk or alley ad-
jacent or abutting upon any lot, block,
place or premises owned or occupied by
him or them, or for which he or they
may be agent or agents, within the cor.
porate limits of said village, any rub.
bish or iuilamable material which. in
the opinion Of the board of trustees is
dangerous to the surrounding property
by reason or liability to fires, or any
rubbish or material which from its ma
ture causes or creates noisome or of.
fensive smell.
Sec. Whenever in the opinion of
the board of trustees Of said village any
such rubbish or material has been a..
lowed to accumulate upon any Of the
premises above described. which is a
source Of danger to the surrounding
property from liability to fires, or which
causes or creates noisome or often.
sive smell, the same shall be deemed a
public nuisance, and shall by them be
declared and they shall forthwith enter
such declaration upon their minutes,
and the clerk of such board shall cause
certified copy of such declaration to
be served upon such owner or in case
of his absence from the village, then
upon his agent. And, any such
owner of such yard, lot, block,
place or premises, or in case of the ab,
sence Of said owner from the village,
then his authorized agent, who shall
neglect or refuse to remove such rub.
bish or material for three days after the
service upon him Of such declaration
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof shall he
fined sum not less than ten dollars
nor more than twenty live dollars; and
each day that such rubbish or material
shall remain upon such premises afte,
such conviction shall be deemed new
and separate offence.
Dated this ith day of August. 1894.
/ Attest. JclIN SADIS.
! 5. W. FOSTER, Clerk,
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Notice for Puhl;eas'o".
Land Once 1t Ceur d'AIene, ldaAo,
JulY q. t0D4.

Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler has ilcd notice Of his inteetSoo q
that aid proof viii be nssHe before The Register
and Receiver nj Cesar HA9ene. idaho, on Sept.
Il, lsel viz: William Ryan for the y. X T. = y
Enx: &. ~. q Q. z. u sec- y, - 81 \.
4. 4W. b. ". --ss7sss IT,
He names the following witnesses To grove HE
continuous residence upon and cultsvsttoa q
@ Bsophy Of RsthdFum, idaho. and Matthias
Miller. D. VI. shiliism, both Of CGur d'Alene.
Idaho.
Any yerson Who desires to pFotest against Tie
allowance Of such proof, or Who Knows q my
substantial reason under the iaw end Fe4u1-
tiOns OF the Interior Department Why such psoof
should mot he allowed, Will fe Eiven ~ CVSos-
tunity At the aforementioned time aud peace to
croas-examine the witnesses Of said claimant
and to offer evidence in rebutsal Of that sub
miited by claimant.
July3x JAnEs GRAHAM. Register.
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the ton nj The C.,I,., p.uxa ,h.,o. ,,o-,h.,,v
along the top OF said range 20 the north bound
sry line Of Kootenai County, thence east 10 the
place OF beginning. Voting place, Customs
House office; judges Of election, X. A. Aber
netby. James McNulty, c. Y. Iority; registrar. J.
l. Barnes; distributing clerk, Bert Lewis.
negihhing al the intersection Of the north
boundary line "f k"otenai county and the range
hhs oe'"eeh ranges ana east. thence sosiili
ue iiorth line OF township %. thence west IL
mites uie'ee horth u The north boundary line
VI h"'tehai county. uiehce east 10 the pace u
ocsi'ih'hs' N"ing place. iho'npSons ranch;
Judges 0f election, Isaac Nail, Charles Black,
ka,haui Yaruu,n. r,.yI.,rar chas n Erkert !.
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north 10 Cuur d'Alepe lake. thence
southwesterly following the mea nderipe
line OF said lake to the place OF besin.
ming. Voting place. c. Cixflin's house.
Judges OF election. Jos. Boughton. Fred
Macsey. John Turner; registrar. @.
Clahih; distributing clerk, II. Muiksn.
tine.
MICA BAY VOTING PRECINCT.
beginning at northeast corner of sec.
10, tip. so, n. X. 4, W. Is. NJ. running
thence In southerly direction along the
shore OF C.sur d Alene lake to the north
boundary line Of the Indian reservation.
thence westerly TO the southwest corner
oil fractional sec. II, tip. ~, n. X. 6. W.
Is. NJ, thence noriherly 10 q point
mile north Of the north line OF township
10, thence eastcrly 10 the place of begin.
ming. Voting place, J. ii. Lyons house:
judges Of election, Clay Porter, Godfrey
jenkins, Charles liern: registrar, J, H.
Lyon; distributing clerk, John Will.
ELK MOUNTAIN VOTING PRECINCT,
Beginning ut \ point on the st. Maries
river where the state wagon road crosses
said river, thence south TO the Latal,
County line, thence east to the west line
oi Shoshons County, thence north to
the summit of the dividing range Of
mountains between the st. Maries and
II. jos rivers, thence following the sum.
init Of said range Of mountains in q
westerly course to the state wagon road,
thence following said state wagon road
southerly to the place Of beginning.
Voting place, school house; Judges vi
election, i. l.. Carpenter, {. W. Adams,
B. 4, Renfrox registrar. &c. White |;
distributing clerk. J. Noble.
INDIAN CHEEK VOTING PRECINCT.
Beginning at the South line of Koot.
ensi County where the state wagon road
enters from l-atah County, thence fol-
lowing said road northerly To the sum.
NIT OF the range Of mountains Oh the
south end VI santa Valley thence fol.
lowing the summit of eaid range of
mountains noriheriy TO the east line Of
Ceur d 'Alene Indian reservation, thence
following said reservation line soutli TO
i.atah County. thence east 10 the
place of beginning. Voting place, Blon.
quis,. mill: judges Of election, T.. c.
Mashburn, Cornelius koie, Vim. Marx.
inson registrar. Frank J.. Blonquist
distributing clerk, N. X. Preston.
rEAiEiE yofiaG PRECINCT
Beginning at the northeast corner Of
section 2. township 81 north. range
w~st Is. NJ, thence west 2 miles, 10 the
north west corner Of section 3 in said
township, thence southeriy miles on
section lines Ia the north line Of town
ship % north, range west Is. NJ, 10 the
rou,hwes, corner of sectiol 81. thence
~as. On township line y miles to the
rou,heas, corner OF township 81 north
range s~st Is. NJ, thence north miles
10 the northeast corner Of sxid township,
thence ~es, miles Ia the place Of lie.
ginning. Voting place. Gleason school
housv: Judges OF election. Glenn. u.
King. {. \. Waters, J. q. Trophy reg
is,ru. T. J. smith distributing clerk,
q. H. fersali.
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Proposals 10 Furnish Weed for County

Proposals 70 Furnish Weed Tor County.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to All order Of the Board OF County
Commissioners Of kootenai County,
Idaho, bids will be received for fifty
cords OF dry Red Fir or Tamarack cord
wood, foot lengths, TO be delivered
within one month after contract is
awarded, to the various county Offices
as directed by the auditor. Bids will
be received up to noon Oh the second
Monday in October, 1894, at which time
said bids will be considered and con.
tract awarded all bids to be sealed and
deposited with the clerk of the Board
Of County Commissioners, endorsed
Proposal TO furnish wood"
July2sll RoBT. BIAGAw,
Dated July %, 1884. Clerk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-08-11
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Award.
Notice 70 Water Coasumers.

Persons taking water from the Cpur
d Alene water-works are hereby mott.
fed that the use Of water for sprinkling
purposes is absolutely prohibited be,
tween the hours Of . p. m. and a. m.
The water will be cut off from the
premises upon the infringement Of this
rule without further notice. water for
sprinkling must be used through a
sprinkler or nozzle and in no case must
il be allowed TO run from the hydrant
or butt Of the hose. Respectfully,
L. y. DE.SArSsCRE,
STUNT
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NOTICE.

In conformity with sections thirty
seven u forty one inclusive, Of AN act
Of the legislature Of Idaho, approved
February rs, 1891, and the acts supple.
mental thereto, notice Is hereby given
that the board Of County Commissioners
Of kOotenai County, at their regular
meeting III July, 1884, have established
the following described voting precincts
for q general election to be held on
November d, 1884, for kOotenai County
Idaho, and designated the voting places
appointed judges Ut election and dis,
tributing clerks to each, and also ap-
pointed One registrar to each voting pre-
cinct
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-08-11

ana ., and that portion of tn. So. ranges
0 and 9, lying south of the Pend d'Ore{iIe
nver. Voting place, Albany Faiis
sthool house; judges OF election. WIN. n
strong, James Despaine, r. S. TowIe !:
registrar, Il. Howard DISTRIBUTING
clerk, ID. n. McChesney.
wEsTwOOD VOTING PRECINCT.
Beginning at the northwest corner OF
tp. o., N. X. O. west Is. NJ, thence east
70 the northwest corner of sec. to. III
NJ, X. =, west Is. NJ, thence south d
miles, thence east mile, thence south /
mile, thence east q miles, thence north
! mile, thence east to the east line of
ko0tenai County, thence south q
miles, thence west To the north.
west corner of sec. 3, Up. 81, N. X. /.
west is. ~, thence south ) miles. thence
west to the northeast corner Of sec. "a.
tp. 81, n. X. 5, west Il. ~, thence north
. mile, thence west 2 miles, thence
Thence north 2 miles, thence west to the
washington state line, thence north to
the place OF beginning. Voting place.
court house; judges of election, Lorenzo
satchwell, ID. ROdener, WIN. Martin /:
registrar; Thomas FitzsimmOns dis.
tibutlng clerk, Oscar Travis.
LAKEvIEw VOTING PRECINCT.
beginning at the southeast corner of
tp. 53. \. X. 2, thence easterly to the
east line OF kOOtenai County, thence
following the east line Of said county
northerly to a point miles south of the
Clarks Fork river, thence westerly at a
distance Of 3 miles, from said river and
parallel thereto, to the mouth of said
Ciafks Fork river, thence sOutherly
along the meander line Pend d'Oreilie
lake to the intersection of the range
line between ranges l and =, thence
south to the place of beginning. Vot-
ing place, Weber hotel; Judges of cleo.
tion, i. 4. weber, Fount Perry, W. II,
Lyons registrar, X. l.. Baldwin: dis.
tnbuting clerk, Archie O'Donnell.
STATE LINE VOTING PRECINCT.
Beginning at the intersection of the
Spokane river and the west Idaho bOun.
Diary line, thence easterly following the
meanderings Of the Spokane river to the
west line offs. 3, tpjl, \. X. 8, west Is. NJ,
thence sontherly along the west line of
sec. 3, and the continuation of said line
10 the north line of the Occur d'Alene
Indian reservation, thence westerly
along the north line of said reservation
10 the Idaho state boundary line, thence
northefly along said state line TO the
place OF beginning. Voting place,
school house, judges of election, Henry
Barker. Samuel Green, Duncan Mason
registrar, W. II. lioble; distributing
clerk Herman Niite
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JAMES A. KEAr.
MONEY TO LOAN.

Mortgage ioans wanted and ne9oststeA with
eastern parties ON improved farms IN Kooesaa1
county, Idaho. We negotiate stsaight seven peg
cent, Eve year loans and chaFg. 8 comnhios q
tgo per cent. We only want Arst cia0 loans.
Marriages renewed that hase beeu taken b.
other companies. Ineioss stanps tos rspay.
Addr.A. r
Juiy1s-tf. NERvIN sWORW,
BAKE8 CIry. Oao00H.
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Or. Prices Cream taking Powder
coasslas - Aa0oals or Aiua.
For sale At q Bargain.

a complete stock Of drugs and medi-
cines for sale on easy terms, and at a
bargain. This is a rare chance to step
into business. Apply TO
lstf GARDINER 4 PAUL.
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beginning at the intersection of the
north line oi township ~ and Lake
line 10 point / mile west of the range
jjnc between ranges 2 and 3, thence
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-08-11

Teeth filled or extracted without pain
by the use Of local anasthetics. DIR. J.
II. Mcpherson, dentist.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

LIZ Retoym&d0 Esgey0aza 'QaassSi aas:S
dormr en- habItacones muy rescasi tDesea usted CO.
mer blen9 Pues acuda d Ia Rsf0rmada RSpsFaHsa ca
lie do la Prncesa, ndmero T. Marina, Capital. Preclon
Al alcance de todas las iOrtunaa.
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FL EIRnogo so11aHACl

lilo podra perdere En- atraveEaI aquel patio ir hasa
d entxada de aeuea que ya habs examnado esta
b 81 psigro PodfSn espiarel mo hAblA acaso ven
tAnaB que dAban aquel pAtol deras de Aqueas
tanaB mo habrfaR podldo coocar centinelas Rviere
hasta crey6 Dir dc al los pasos de parua en-
marcha el ruido de los fusiles gopsando el sueIo
us -ICdmphSe mi deStiEoI-dilo.
80 desiz6 & 10 largo de Ia pared, maldiciendo 10
oBreado de ID noche oGatandoss pobe detenien-
dose de Vez en- cusndo que por fin lego ID abertu
rA de Ii CusVa Is que pener6 brQHeaments como
aN empezhra reAlmsnte 30 ibertd.
III cOmandAnte no podia yA guiarss mas que tien-
tas ID uscnridad era profRRda ~ bA Eumenando me-
did& que avanzAba en Il Uusva.
lleg6 & Ia puersa, que no sstGba alberta como las
Pre6n del aeate que hzo Saar bruBssmente Ia cerra-
aoo Sc voVl6 haea ID abeura de CueV& eBtonces ex
periment6 ma protunda emocioa.
keaidad AluciuAcion, crey6 yer destacandoEe en- ID
cAridAd de Ia aberturA Ia nueta de nm hombre quizB
de un sOldado, Use die:
Isl tirA no me mata, por 10 menOs da ID alarma y
teao 90 hs perdidO.
PerO Ia Hilueta desspareci6 tai rapidez que es-
to penskmiento cruzo por ID imaginaCl6n de Claudio:
isl me hAbre equivoCadOT
D16Ss pgisa en- volVer CeriaF Ia pusrts y al azar
camaAndo haciA AdelAnte rOpezando Agunos guIA-
1roV ApoySrdo Sus las paredes hdmedas 81
FeCho oprmld0 pOr triO de sepucrO AvAazAba haca
Il vida hbrs hscia aquea yenganza que daba IN AusVO
AgpsCto 50 aRergts-
A msnndo le psrsciE Or pasou dstrSa Dc EL IAsaso
lpPssssguAaf POL Ere i huusdad De lM b0vedas
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EES6ElEMg6s
soluslSl Ia sAarldl do lyor' oAN-Tos
TEATRo "CARACAs !"

Los dueaos del TEATRo "CARLoAs", en- Cara.
cas- Capital de la Repdblica de Venezuela, soliCi'
tan corresponsales en- esta ciudad, que les hagan
proposiCiones por CompaaiaS de IarEuela, que
duiersn ir & aquella Capital. DiCho teatro es el
mas bello Y c6modo de Venezuela, tiene capacidad
hasta para mil doscientos espectadores y produ.
&c los precioa normales de entrada, hasta cinco
mil pesetas por function. Los duenos del teatro
aceptan alquiler flo tanto por ciento sobre la
ntFadA-Dirijirse Francisco ]. IStdriz en- Ca.
rkcas, Gale Este ndmero 86. 1922
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NJ A r A

CuSndo del sol ID tisrnE dsipsdida
ca Ia toldllla padimo1 c2ntsmpar,
confladidoa los h6litou, diiisteS:
80 Que belIo eS navegGrl
Ali riSueroS, cuAl 81 ID h6lice
nusstro inluio pudierR palpitar,
creimos YER tras skbAnS rizAda
el tdlamo nupc All
Lleg6 la aurora, neblinoss, fria,
10. q y el puerto que nos hizy seParar,
entre HolloTos esclamasteS quedo
icukn tetrico es el mari
,-,----. ,-,,.-. Hoy que navego disanteS puertos
~, - donde en- vano por II he do clamar,
- 80 pArece el aqua con aua negESs ondas
;sesSSun lecho funerall Relic.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28
slguoraoA y 0LA oonaar0aO1Ho1A Dz .R5oo.0 la1

que CATS fernando gotaH chArcos eAtancsdos Vovla
emprsndea IL marCha ID osc0ridad gopsando de veg
en- cuando para saDer h&Dia ext1aVado un eaa
bon que svsDa eEprofeso Pero vla subterranea era
1sctA Claudio RvIsre no eauoO6r6 ninguR0 ca
nsiORss que tacll perderse Slgu6 pues camno
De tepsnte, al cabO de IA momeAtO, detuvc.
Va ~ tras ai, QeIRnT3 d0ada oia un uido
sordO, coEtfauo, como ii fueren gopss ezAds.
-4Que Sera esof
-Vamos-se dijO en- seguidG Claudio Rivere-Ahors
es un amigo, les SOngaacl
FL coroAel etectlVamente, hahisndo peLetrado en- Ia
del hotel de ID kgAude de haArse frenta
& tabgUS qae mtsrceptADa las coAnIc6clenas entire Ell
hotel s Temple IN segulda qultoss isYta sabIGa-
doHe las mangas, como ua traDaJAdor puso c4FAr
aypdado de Marclsl Casbo1st.
La saildA al subterrsneo "a NO eatAba HterceptAda
mas que por cApa do TERRA euandO RViere lego
cuchGndo, sin DIR 81 principle que rudo Ioa
nsLrumentos, dlstAgLendo uego pAabras eisnaB por
fin Eecon0clendo Ia VoG dc Sobgnac.
II El eral EstaDA aeguro de ellOI
HuDiora querldo agujeIear aquea Cspa de terra con
s1B manos, StravesAr &que oDsta.nIo aDrGzAr Aque
hombIe que trsbAJsDs pCcos paaoB de 81.
Ii deseo esGreChkr contra su pscho 81 salvador
ls csussba taR's emoe64 81 medo t0rrer
81 los carceierOs seAtr peBsdAmente
robre homDros.
-IVElOrI-gntsba SOligHse-lAqut estovI IValorI
Soignac eontestAba
III acieAcial
LeB golpss de azsda 90 ibAn hacienda mas recusntea
mas fsbrsa. CaudlO dlstiaguia ruldo dc Is terra
que GAIA 81 gopa del hlsrO sa Os psd.uscos Ia Adean
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La sanction universal que 20 hA otorgsdo
por cuaBtos han tsnido OCCASION de probarla, ha-
GO 10 Ia "Loci6N Antihsrpetica" del doctor Men.
tss un producto infAlibe conocidfsmo ea todal
parties para u cursc6n radical dc los herpes, u
csSpa, Lac moachSS dal cuts para todsH laI afee
aioaes ds Ia psl. Su esqdiaito perfume 10 hsce
Jor adenaa una exCelente aguA do tosador. Fl.
iase On caSs del senior GuillermetY.
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skkpDGs hALks aKANDEs NagDIUs -tiuaudy
cmpobrecmiento Organico anlqulla q cuerpO 81 co.
prtu 10 impone deVolver al sstema neryloso toda
uerza vigor dc ahi N indcaei0n especial del "Va0
Cordial dc Ctbaa de Uric eonceptuados por los me-
rOSO 81 valsador mas rapdo dc as personals Rsbiss
GNgiedS pruebese para eorr0bOrar tales virtudes va
reconocldas alabadas por los enfermos que 10 han
tornado. De venta para IA isa do PuertO-Rico r. dul'
nermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

FABMGANTE htaAaENsTA DE soMRRERos
C0AiISI0NISTA EN GENERAL. Casa establecldae en-
1884, Esta la nndad0ra puede decrse de Ia in
dustria de SomDreros teidos con paia del pals Sos
tene ~ senorltas teedOras dc sombreros, de Cabo.
rOlo espera 10 maestros dc la iabana que 50 des-
tnaran dar forma los dichOs sombreros-Ventas
al por mayor dotalle para toda la Isla q extran-
ierO laDra tambien sempre un gran surtldo dc for
ros badanas, cntas saes azure, toda clasc dc in
gredentes para sombrereria-Pidanse muestras. Sc
Venden nuy barato.
Direction: d. Jose Canine. Plazade Armas,
MAYAGUEZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

ri M UGv ds iU6 leurghy I'll
Hill1 mas elegantes salODes .IIpEH
III lIIlIsII de Barberia estableci- Iiluku
do en- Puerto.Rlco Pro-
pIetario JUAN APELLANIz.
- Direction, San Juan l6.
Sc admlten abonados, Hay Bempre IN complete
Surdo de perfumera dc las fabricas mas renOmbradas
Ezy-Los seiores viajeros que visiten Ia Capital de
Puerto-RcO deben aolcitar Ia barberia el BUkN
GUST0.