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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-24
FOR SALE.

i sumption Parish, one mile above Laba-
dieville, in whole or in lots of one acre front.
For terms and particulars apply to
SIMON ABRAHAM, RaceIand,
or write to No. 100 Canal ST., New Orleans.
S-1l-h94-4t.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-24

we SHALL soon have a system of
psendld levees along the Bayou Id
oufche. Will they eventually be a
Eo protection against overflow ?
oture developments will tell.
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mi ery person owning a horse or a
No. should have DR.. Sylvester's
H. .inc Tor Bots, Collcs and Tympa-
=. IA stitch in time saves nine.n
sale at Thibodeaux Drug Store.
1913 .94-3m.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-24

A convict camp, under the super
vision of Capt. Jameyson, is now
constructing the Leighton plantation
evee; this levee was one of the most
dangerous in the parish.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-24

The Rieuzi- China Grove leyee, un-
Her the construction of Andrews &
IONS. contractors, is progressing very
satisfactorily.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-24

We hear of three hogsheads OF open
,o..,e sugar per acre in some locali-
I1s This is remarkably good.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-24

Inc Royal Reception Cigar is the
Pest lOets. Cigar on the market to-day.
y Is all hand made, and is pronounced
~ experts to be a superb smoker.
10 3-94-2m.
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~ would like to have figures OF
~ ,esult of the sugar grinding all
oyer the parish.
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LOCAL NEWS.

c,stern SIS. 1906 Gallons, SO
1851 rns so Perdido st. New Orleans
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yEEP YOUR MONEY
in a good hank: Time deposits
draw interest and the smalies. am
omit will open IN account. BABE
efThib0daux.
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"a far the sugar planters have had
!. deIiahtfui season for the sugar roll
ling,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-24

WANTED. A GOOD WHITE COOK WITH
w out any children, French or English
speaking best references required.
Apply to: REV. f. PEUFIER,
Rector st. Charles Parish, Killona z. O., La,
6-30-94.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-24

NOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF TKAV-
i ELLEHS and transient visitors Laba.
dieyille, Assumption Parish, La.
Prices, moderate and satisfaction guaran
teed. fROSPER DANAINE,
I-lV-3ily, Proprietor
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-11-24

Az . general rule the sugar cane is
-;aldine very well every where.
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Attention..
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF PARrNERsHIP-NEW
Orleans, NOV. 18th, 1S93.-The partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name
OF SEWN Il LEGENDRE is this day dissoly-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will be
assumed by 4. /. SEWN, who will continue
the business at No. 6 and 8 Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE.
F.P. SEWN.
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, WISH A
continuance of the patronage as heretofore
xtended to SEWN & Legendre.
". A. LRGENDRE,
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NOTICE

YTNHE PUBLIC Is HEREBY NOTIFIED
i that the undersigned has been appoint.
ed and is now acting as the agent of all the
landed property OF his brothers Salvador
Galliano Jr.. and Ernest GallianO. situated in
the parish of Lafourche.
ll-17 JULIEN GALLIANO.
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l was troubled with indigestion and that tired
feeling. After taking four bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparilla 1 feel like a new man. / cannot
recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla too highly"
THOMAS c. BARRETT, Mobile. Alabama.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
sEATILE WASHINGTON FRIDAY. APRIL

approving Coxsy's action. asserted the
perfect righs Of Cuxey and ais foslow-
e-s to come TO Washington Car II shev
chose Not only that. bat they had a
right to come into the capitol ana oeeupy
the galleries Of the senate. and il would be
unvsse en- the part Of the senate 20 refuse
that privilege They haa also a right to
be heard. and no man. whether senator or
Citizen. had . right do deny that right.
de bitterly denounced the report that Gen.
crdway, OF the National Guard o! tn.
District OF Cosum5is, WAS preparing to
mobilize the militia as the confines OF the
Distric. of Columbia This man is CON-
Ing here With q perfect right" continued
Allen. with rights which are as cons;i.r-
eonally sacred as those of any other man,
woman or child. and yet We witness the
spectacle OF this city being thrown into
commissions over the expectation of re-
eeiving peaceful body Of men into the
city. Adjourned.
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IN The SENATE.
fener and Allen Demand . Hearing for
Their Co-Laborer Coxey.

WAsHlNGToS City. April l9--Ths day in
the senate was almost entirely consumed
toy speech agans; the pending tariff bill
by Perkins of California. The speech was
manly devoted 10 q discussion of the
articles which directly affected California,
fruits. quicksilver, beet sugar, etc, al
though he considered other features in the
bii. in which has state Vas not interested
bat which were opposed 10 Republican
principles and which ne accordingly ar
rsigned.
LIgtle business was transacted during
the morning hour. the agreement Of the
repor, OF the conference committee on the
urgen; deficiency bill being the most inn
porianL
The Peffer resolution for the appoint
ment OF a committee on communications
for the purpose OF hearing the grievances
%. Coxey'- army xas debated by Spooner
hnd Alien, both of whom favored il, bat
Il went over without acton by the expirn-
ton OF the morning hour. PETER ex-
planned the object Of the resolution 70 he
70 begin preparation for the proper recep-
ton OF the body Of men and give them
every tac,lity 20 present their grievance
10 congress. Toe senate. regarded by
many as tie American house Of lords.
Sould nave 81 opportunity TO show that -
was not out of tonch wJth the people oy
appointing the comm The country,
he said. Vas on the verge OF trouble. and
unless We we're wise aud managed affairs
siIa discretion ve would regret IL in the
near future The tunes were ripe for such
: movement. bat this sas 4 peaceful one
bY men coming here 10 say grievances be-
:oFe congress.
I'effe- was followed ~ senator Alien.
Pop. Of Aeo. }. sho, HhAs ROT entirely
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LESSONS m =.
D French. Music
And German
GlvEN BY ARRANGEMENT

S REFEREScEs-Rev. David C. Garrett 81
rAk's rectory. Mrs. |. =. J. Hunt. Yarrow, Lase
Wash gtoa. Rev. Wallace Nuttias. 290 Uni-
eeFsty street. ami parents Of former pupils
q Fer further Information apply TO ths MISSES
VIM RBoUkSE. 7i6 Eleventh street, city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-20
IN. eo,asr.,rv. Failing Again.

WASHINGTON Cry. April ia.-The net
go,a reserve at the close Of business today
was slns. .57s. 52s. and the net cash balance
st3l. .Sis. z4i Information received st the
treasury indicates that there wall be an
other heavy payment Of gold next sa,ur-
aav. which possibly may reach last weeks
shjpment OF s4.oo.ool II Is expected.
however, that not more than hall OF the
amount will lie taken from the sub
treasures, the banks furnishing the rest.
Nevertheless. the gold supply has been de-
creaslng week by week, Until II has
reached point where the Sif'o 90. 90 IS
liable any day 10 be again eneroached
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wasnIxoIoS CRY, April 10 a--ISpecial.l
Alexander M. Winston. son of Pat
rick Henry Winston. Of Spokane, has
flied a claim with the attorney general tor
sii5 for services rendered in defending
Hiram l.. King, John ]. Clark, Charles
Haskell and Thomas o'Brien. charged
with selling liquor tn Indians. at various
times and dates Ia September. 1893. Mr..
Winston's services were rendered under
the orders ot the presiding Judge, Hon.
Cornelius III. Hanford. Clark, Haskell
ami O'Brien were found guilty and King
was acquitted at second trial For the
first three cases Mr.. Wnston's bill Is -,
each. aud for the services rendered King
$40 The accounts are sira ght. and have
the endorsement of Judge Haniord and
William H. Brinker. Attorney General
olney has transmitted them 10 the secre-
tarv Of the treasury, who IN turn sends
them to congress. While such expendi-
lures are author zed by the United STATES
statutes. yet no provision Is made for
payment, and congress must be called
upon TO pass relief appropriation IN each
individual case.
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Taeoma.s inaussr,., Arux.

TACOMA, April -. Especial ~ Gen.
Jumbo CantwelI's Northwestern Indus
trial Army paraded this afternoon, 80
strong. They gave u benefit tonight
Jnmbo's four-round set-to with Prof.
slade. of Seattle. was the feature.
JuDbo's admirers thought Elade was try.
ing to make "a monkey Of him ia tie
second round. and urged him to be agrees
s1ve, which he became. knocking siads
down- One hundred and isfty-swo dollars
was raised, which Jumbo will hank to,no.-
row and take draft on Washington CITY.
hssays he ~on'tdrss any money until h.s
army arrives there
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Anaeortes NeMa-

Ax,eoRrrs, April fa-lspsciai. l-Ernes,
l.. H3ssEd. councilman ffoui the Second
ward, has resigned
The halibut schooner Annie NJ nixon.
which has eeen oulfiipng AZ Seattle. ar
rived here yesterday and wiil sail for
me haliJut banks next saturday.
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Fees fpayabis In advance for either session.
! ~ per month.
spall tee OF &c per month will be charged for
kindergarten materals use of gifts aud stationery
The methods Of teaching eased on
#4kEBELis SYSTEM. which IL nav heinx UNI
bsrss!iy adopted by the best teachers of infants
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Principal. Miss winterbeuFne fFyuhst Union
aofAduAte of the Home and Colonial Training
tei'sgs. London. kHgiandt. who holds . KiRg
counfy Teachers Certificate second grade.
Pupils received 1t any time.
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Hurts tine stationery tfeF wesst paper
ios quire: envelopes - mateh. Hw PACK.
The ChiveFt COMPANY. 7ls frSnt sirevi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-05

Todo cuanto sabian era que el desconocido
tenia aspecto ordinario gruesas manos encar-
nadas
--Es muy de sentir que no haya sido exami-
nado mas detenidamente--dijeron ambos po-
liciacos -
Los cajeros fueron unanimes en- contestar;
Sc presenta tanta gente una GAIA, que no
hay tempo nj para mirar las caras. iHarto preo-
cupados estamos con las firmas.
Ell incidente habia hecho perder va mucho
tempo Los policiacos dieron las gracas y
abandonaron Ell Banco de Francia con Deverain
IA d6nde van ustedes afora2-pregunt6 6s-
te liltimo.
--;Oh!-dijo el secretario-p precise es renun-
ciar a pescar al ladron sin una sumaria en- re-
gla. Solo nos queda volver la calle Milton, en-
donde el comisario do policia nos espera sin du-
da con impacienca.
Deverain aprob6 con la cabeza. Y hasta la
calle Milton, permanecio siencioso, abatido,
atrevi6ndose apenas re1exionar sobre aquel
misterio en- el que entreveia la ruina para la ia
milia Loudon para el mismo.
POGO mas de las once eran cuando ell coche
fuo detenido deante del hotel por la muche-
dumbre que iba aumentandose, a pesar de los
esfuerzos de los guardias de orden pdblico. Los
polciacos y Deverain Sc [vieron obligados
bajar atravesar entire aquella muchedumbre
4 pie.
Llegados que fueron delante de la puerta, 81
encontraron un joven que guerra d todo tran
ce penetrar en- ell hotel.
i Quiero entrar--decia-- un amigo de Ii
familia Les digo ustedes que entrare
Cuando aquel joven VIC a Deverain y a SUI
acompahantes dirijirse hacia la puerta sin qu
les detuviesen, dijo los guardias que lie mpe
dian el paso:
va ven ustedes que dejan pasar.
! Deverain Sc volvo Y dijo:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-05

-sQui6n es listed, pues caballero, para obs
tnarse q forzar esta pnerta on semcjante dia'
-Senor mio-contest6 ell joven-me llamo
Roberto de Campignac.
Mi padre era el amigo mas antique del senior
Marsebert.
-iEs usted Roberto de- Canipignac9 70 soy
Pablo Deverain.
Espontaneamente .anlbos iovenes Sc deron
la mano.
Roberto dijo:
Si tengo tanto empeilo en- entrar, es por-
que vi aver al senior Marsebert quizas pueda
yo dar alguna explcacion d la justicia
Deverain repuso tranquilamente:
-Permitame lie olga que es preferible el que
usted espere; 81 su declaration me pareclese in
mediatamente necesaria, vendran 4 buscarle
Roberto Sc incn6 desde aquel momento
permaneco queto en- ell sitio en- que Sc habia
desizado
Deverain y los dos policiacos penetraron en-
ell hotel atravesaron el iardin. En- cuanto vi6
el pabellon donde estaban instaladas las oficnas,
Deveran snti0 un gran ahogo. Unos diez agen-
tes de la autoridad SO hallaban delante de. la
puerta En- e despacho, el comisario permane
cia de pie apoyado contra la chimenea. La Sc
fiora de Marsebert estaba sentada en- una buta-
ca. lnmoVll Dlanca, con los o]oS MOS, espanta-
dos. En- frente e sehor Baranylle quien ha
bian avisado, Sc encontraba tan palido como ella
pero con semblante mas serene Junto al des
pacho, tirada Ell una silla, sollozaba Ivonne
Habia vueto, y pcsar de todos los esfuerzo,
de la sefiora de Marsebert y del comisario, re-
hus6 alejarse de nuevo.
Cuando llegaron Deverain y los policiacos
todos Sc levantaron excepto Ivonne. FL comi
sario interrogo en- seguda slls dos seereta
rios:
-lHaben pronto ;qu6 han hecho ustedes?
Cada uno do cuenta de su mission.
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-;Y que pregunt6 en- seguida el subsecre-
4 su colega.
d Has tenido suerte til?
---No-dijo el secretario-la letra habia side
pagada vente minutes antes.
! Y til?
-Pues idem de idem7
fu6 presentado el efecto del banco Marsebert
y 10 he pagado.
-; En- ORC en- biletes 9--pregunto ell secre
tario.
-Mitad ORC mitad bletes.
-SSeria possible encontrar el rastro de los BIZ
lletes con los ndmeros9
No. no. El individuo Sc fu6 la GAIA de-
cambio di6 todos sus billetes contra oro Va
hemos andado ese punto
-Pero-dijo Deverain jha cambado tam
b6n los sesenta mil frances que 70 le di?
-Es probable--dijeron ambos policiacos.
Sin embargo, para cumplir por complete con
su deber, Sc dirigieron a Ia GAIA del cambo
Ell donde Deverain explico II cosa.
He aquf una lista de scsenta billetes de mi
frances que han sido rob .,los lie han side
presentados usted estos billetes esta mafiana
Ell cajero cog6 Id 'lista que le presentabs
Deverain, y dio:
. Sesenta mil francos7 81 hace un ratio, HI
cambiado esa cantidad al mismo individuo qut
habla cambiado otro tanto media hora antes.
Despues compare los numeros de la lista col
los nllmeros de los blletes reembolsados, ha
| ll6 exactamente los sesenta nlmeros dados POI
Deverain.
Los dos empleados de la policia hcieron lue
go mil preguntas sobre Ell supuesto ladr6n, so
bre ese desconocido quien no habian echad'
la mano encima por algunos minutes. Desgra
ciadamente, tanto los cajeros del Banco d
Francia, como Deverain, ningdn nforme preci
SO podian suministIar,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-05

cuanto 4 los efectos. .......,. volaron; eso
en- case de aue hayan existido De manera,
pues, que de dos cosas una. mintio ell banque-
70, 8 han sido robados los valores
--lEl senior Marsebert era incapaz de men
tir--decar6 Deverain.
y Dor ESQ me ha ordenado ell comisario que
venga aqui sin perder, un minute, y ma manda-
do mi colega, ell subsecretaro al Banco de
Francla. a....,...
Deverain exclam0
--iPues entonces corramos al Banco de Fran
cia sin perder tempo on charlas! ........
Es precise avisar todos los grandes almace.
nes. s......... Hay que dar con0cer la
lsta de los billetes cobados .............,
Quizas So cola al }adr0m .....,.,...... Q pol
10 menos hallaremos uua pista. '...........
z El director dijo:'
--Tiene usted raz6n, senior Deverain. Y CO.
mo es probable que haga usted falta, hara ustec
ben en- seguir al senior; asi estara usted mas
disposition de la justicia, la que quizas pueds
usted ser it'll
--Pero. .......,....,......, ~ mi GAIA, SO
fior9
--iSu GAIA de usted9 ;Su GAIA? Vuelva US
ted mafana hablaremos de ESQ Ande us
ted, siga usted al sehor
Ell director lie empujaba cas hacia fuera, co
mo 81 hubiese tenido prsa por lbrarse de 81
Deverain sub6 en- ell coche del polciaco des
pu6s de haber gritado al cochero;
-Rapidamente, al Banco de Francia
Dos minutes despues Ell coche Sc paraba de
lante del Banco de Francia.
Deverain Sc precipit6 hacia la GAIA, que como
cia, naturalmente mejor que su acompahant
La taquilla estaba cerrada, detras de ella ha
blaban con gran viyacidad.
El secretario del comisario dijo:
--Aqui es, reconozco la voz de mi compafero
| Llamaron les hicieron entrar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-05

e-i. I.4llII j
n Cuando terminaron, 81 comisaSio dijo lenta-
mente; i8sE 3
de modo, pues, que esta maflana, al abrll-
Sc las ofcinas del Banco de Francia, un loni
pre- SO ma presentado on Ia GAIA, lla cobrado q
electo Marsebert de ciente vcinte mil frances
mtad orc mitad betes; despu6s ha lido VIA
GAIA del cambo, en- donde ha convertible sus
sesenta biletes dc mil frances en- piezas de
veinte frances
Mas tarde, el msmo hombre cobr6 en- la Com
panla general de negocios un segundo efecto
Marsebert de ochenta mil frances, sesenta mil
on billetes velnte mil en- orc Por fin, vol
viendo al Banco de Francia se present0 en- ID
GAIA del cambio, para conyertir en- en- oro sesenta
nuevos billetes de mil frances. les
ese 81 resultado de- sus investigaciones, seno-
resi-
-Perfectamente contestaron 4 la yez Deve-
rain y los dos secretarios
---Pues bien- --repuso el comsario les 10 que
puede llamarse IN robo notablemente conibi-
nado.
Ahora uueda fuera de duda que los yalorcs
estaban aqui, y han sido robados despu6s dc IA
muerte del sthor Marsebert VI
Como el ladron solo tiene va ORC, es dificil
Sc detuvo re1exion6; despu6s dijo, dirigi6n-
dose con un gesto hacia Ia seifora de Marsebert,
su hija Baranville:
-Senoras usted caballero; ruegoles ten
gan bien retirarse.
La senora dc Narsebert y Baranville, trata-
ron dc resstir.
FL comisario repiti6 la 6rden con voz fir
me:
Estoy aqui en- nombre de la ley-anad6.r
fIagan el favor de obedecerme. listed, sehoI
Deverain, qu6dese
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-05
luz RRILLANTE
Aceite para alumbrado de familias
LLBRE DE EXPLOSION.
y combustion erpomtdnea
Sin hs1mO nj NAL Olor

Este aceite producto de una fa
bricaci6n especial es igual, sin su-
perior & los que Sc importan del ex-
tranjero bajo diversos nombres y
marcas, tanto porsus cualidades lu-
mfnicas como por la seguridad que
ofrece 4 los consumidores.
Nuestro precios son mucho mas
reducidos que los de las marcas ex.
tranjeras, que con este mayor pre-
clio no brindan & los consumidores
ventajas de ning,lna clase.
La experiencia adquirida en- es-
ia industria durante muchos amos
en- los Estados Unidos, Cuba, Me-
jico y otros paises nos permiten
ofrecer al pdblico un arhculo que
no 50 puede mejorar en- parte al
guna bajo ningun concepto.
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRl-
LLANTE, ELEFANTE z LUZ
SOLAR est&n registradas y SO per
seguira con todo 81 rigor de la Icy
&los falsifcadores.
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A Los HACENDADOS DE CANA
J,. .,..-lcio Santiago, de Coamo, tient
de venta novillos Gnos propios para yugo.
Naa~.a Mnr,ox,hso 10 IA 1901 Z
CERVAN 7 ES

Centro gene'a al de publcaciones, para es
ia isla y R-p1hica Dcninicana.
Unicos exclusives representatives de los
aditorea de- Madrid y Barcelona sehorer
Fraile H. y c., San Jose II,
Esta caaa sc hsce cargo de toda clase de
comisones y enca' gos pertenecientes al ra
mo, tanto del pals como estrangaros, con-
tando para clio con inteligentes activo4
corrAsponsalAs.
tyPUNTOS DE SUBSCRIPTION al
Capital an casa de los seiiores Frsi.e H.
y Ca San Jo { II Ponce y sn juri-1iccihn
los mismo, Rriua udmero y -Msysgiies
y sn Jurisdiction, don Eduardo Arenas
Arecibo don Jose Ruis. Manatf, dem
idem Humacao, don Ramon Gonzal lez. -:
Guayama, don Miguel Zugrahe. Re dhl
ca DNminirara. don Satnrnino Aondrnii.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-05
LUIS PRINCIPE
Ell TONIC

ARECIBO-PLAZA PRINCIPAL
Establecimiento de botllena, 1nico
dep6sito del ron TOPACIO a IS cen
tavos botella, y del ron S. S S., pc
simo, internal, a 50 centavos botella
.I,.ni9 8 de 1899.
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DEL pELIGRo DE SER pEMAs1ADo ExAcro

DEL PELIGRo DE SER DEMAslADo ExAoTo
- He aqui-dijo--ya esta
-Siganos usted-mand6 el director.
los tres penetraron en- ell despacho del sefor
helouin, una vez all este ttimo grit6: -
,-Sehor mio, felictacionesl Ha priaeipia-
40 listed por un golpe maestro! ~~~
Pero XaI1nf q yer, se1os- director, ,ouiere
R111lI 1arme 70 Que esto signifca?
El hombre de aspecto triste, dijo:
Va usted comprender en- seguida; iel senior
Y Marsebert SO ha suioidado auoche
Deverain estuvo punto de caer de espa-
das
~ FL otro continuaba:
M comisaro del noveno distrito, de quien
W soy secretario, recibi6 esta maiana una car
y ia en- Ia que 81 senor Marsebert lie ndicaba su
4 intenci6n.
En- esa carta, el sehor Marsebert hablaba de
varias deudas sagradas, de depositos para los
cuales aseguraba dejar una cantidad en- ORC y
Z dos efectos; uno sobre ell Banco de Francia y
otro sobrevla Compafia general de Negocos.
\ Fiiese usted bien en- esto Esta mailana llega-
n mos q Ia Gale Milton.
En- efecto, nos encontramos al banquero
muerto; mas en- cuanto la cantidad en- orc; en-
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ode
eto
en que soamente alcohol de
exquisite, condolences etmacas ien
an
Be vendsp 10 botelas. GAIA en- tav villa
Gnyama, Deismbe ~ Do 1893
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