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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-06-09
A Royal Dairy.

Just as there are words that bristle
with their significance in the utteriug of
them, like sparkling, weird, and more, 80
there are things that suggest only one en-
yironment and set Of characteristics. A
dairy, for example, for cool cleanliness
and fresh purity, nothing more. When
one is a Queen, however, all common
places are disregarded. So it is email
wonder to read that no dairy equals that Of
the English Queen. It is paneled in deli
cately shaded tiles; around its walls are
medallions of the royal family, with the
monogram V. R. between, and at each
end plays beautiful fountain. Arcbed
pillars support the roof, and the light
comes through stained glass windows, in
which unite the Tudor rose, hawthorn,
primrose, shamrock and thistle. Beyond
these are fitted fine white screens to keep
out every insect. Around the room and
through tho middle are marble tables
fitted with white enameled milk pans,
for holding the milk from the fifty cows
In the recesses of the walls are cabinets
of beautiful plates and jugs, Royal Wor.
cester and Crown Derby, with which the
mistress of the place may offer the hospi-
tality of her milk rooms when It pleasea
her. The churns and milk cans, the pans
and cups, everything except the cows,
bear the heraldic device Of royalty, with
the initials Y. R.-N. Y. Times.
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Gossap for women.

Nine. Hading, the noted actress,
and . women Of striking beauty
says ! woman is very unfortunate
Who has nothing but beauty to in-
sure her success. There are other
things superior to beauty. She
says: TASTE, good taste brains'
tact, health, those are the things =
woman must have to hold people,
We talk about studying to please
men; Why a child is intolerant OF
a fool woman, a weak mother or
teacher. With genius, work will do
the rest. Talent is only industry
illustrated. And then there are
good manners-so rare and yet 50
readily cultivated. To be refined,
to be gentle, to be amiable, to 6e
charitable in thought and in speech,
to be intelligent, is TO be charming
in spite of q miserable body and an
ugly face. To be we'll born Is IN
deed to be blessed, but to rise above
low birth is sublime. The greatest
painters of the age could only make
4 caricature of face for the EN-
press Josephine, and yet the sweet.
ness of her smile and the charm Of
her pleasing and gracious ways I'M
mortalized her name. There are
other ends to happiness than mere
wealth; there are sweeter. things IN
q woman's face than beauty"
Mrs. Ballington Booth, the wife
of Ballington Booth and daughter
in-law Of the founder of the Saliva
ton, Army, is pretty young WON,
an, and probably the most practical
Christian to be found in the ranks
of any religious organization for re-
form work. She is pretty, has 9 re-
markably strong, sweet disposition
and is wonderful leader and or
ganizer, doing almost as much
work as her clever husband, besides
helping in the publication of thu
War Cry and taking charge OF bel
home and three young children.
The story comes up again tina
Mrs. Frank Leslie has been asket
by tho Marquis de Leuvelle to be
come his wife. When asked abou
it recently Mrs. Leslie blushed ane
admitted it. "He asked me, !.
think" said she, "not because b.
thought l would, but as an express
ion Of the deepest courtesy. Poo
fellow, l have refused him again
but oh, how charming a man he is
! such exquisite manners |"
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LEGAL.
Application for a Paie..
No. rs.


GNV. 40.
R11u1I1s11D NOTICE q,
U1IrHD srAfEs LAND orr,
HALEY, Idaho, September I. =. n
Notice i hereby given that Ale,..al
Dolefnioe, Lewis G. Dollarhids Z
11nknsm ana Albert Griffith. vh,.,s css
once aToress Is ketchum, Alturas = N
Idaho territory, have this dav A. a. .cooaS
fest ~ toI patent for fifteen Su1a
"EAST SIDE,
lode, mine or vein. bear,no ..,
surface ground six hundred ga ea.iena, M
situated in Little Smoky m;n; my. IN MIDI
county OF Alturas and ierr;tnr,s dlstsi
and designated by the field nnts. ol ld,Aa
cial plat on file in this Office a. 70. and II
fifty-seven. said lot No. 81 bein"ao = nunhs
as follows, to-wit: uescrA0
Beginning at the discovery stol.
thence north 40 50, 4Ow west IA funnn,
point on north end of claim: tho o ieet As
40o 40 west 2O2 feet to east side linz "t, soeR
lode to 9 post set in earth and ston e VI 'Scstv
corner No; !; thence north 49o AZ; mouaa
feet 70 northeast corner of claim esaNSa
IN earth and stone mound, cornotP S:tss
thence south 40 So ~" east an 40!
cending and quartering hillside t teet: y
1893 feet, descending on Warm Sprins"o. ny
side to southeast corner of claim Ss ctea
~ ealtn and stone mound. corner ~ !.
!nence s0ut6 ago As west 155 feet mo 40. ;;
anS sman ridge 6o5 feet on level so SS.e SiS
sue W SouthWest corner of claim nns. alA
~ ealth anu stone mound, corner Il. "
tneHse norm o aoo 10 west $50 feet, ascen S;
70 IiuSe 500 1eet, descending and ona uIns
ing hllslae on Little Smoky side. i 1a.ss!el.
corner NO. 2 OF survey No. $40 iois :es
nI corner NO. of survey M 49,
ana angie IN west side line of claim NV oro o!s
s ro discovery corner No. s. thence n pT.
.oS 81 west ZS2 feet, descending and a ou,.
tering niilslde along east side OF snruaql WY =
6lV TO corner No. of claim and ~. NO.
beginning; magnetic variation 1so B g,ace O
containing 1856 acres. !" east
From corner No. l east side T, @ =, :.
No: bears south $50 l6> west oS.e q a. ~
The location of this mine il raco. 1T!
the Recorders office of Altnras o oo'su
Idaho Territory. The adioinino clo i;uualy
Bunker Hill, "" Isabella" Cover" s !! =
Any and all persons claimipp oa,.,
any portion of said g East Side Iod" e -:
or surface ground are required to AZ t ,h!;
adverse claims with the Register NJ A, ~
United States Land Office at HALEY Il IN y y
county OF Altaras aforesaid. during y y
sixty days period Of publication herassf y :
they will be barred by virtue OF tho n,
visions of the statute. S"' Pr
| -. H. O. BILLINGS, Rea,st.,
1t is hereby ordered that the forec0;.
notice OF application for patent be ec cu
lished for the period of 60 DAYS (ten gu ~,
secutive weeks in the KEYSTONE wa ~
newspaper published at Ketchum IdsSo
n. y. BILLINGS, Register
A. y. r!NkHAm. Atty for Clainants
FIRST publication, Sept II, 1857.
First republication, August 20. ISo
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A Gsorgis fruit dealer had about n's
store man Of color who Va noted Iof
bic hosesty; q least, be had bssn fof the
aix months DO had been employed. When
TIA Arat load Of watermslons for the 49,
son was received Zeke became worried
and nervous, and just before closing fot
the night hs went 70 the rropristor.
" spec, boss, Ise got ter resign" be
said. twirliDg his hat in his hand like Z
shame-faoed boy.
"Why, Zeks, what's the matteri" VA
the surprised response. I'm satisfied
with you and / thought you WAS satisfied
with me-"
" wux, boz, twel terday."
aWhasS wropg nowi"
II CANT stan lit, boss, he said vaguely
Cant stand what"
.Can't stan de graf tem'tation, boss
he went on rapidly. .De orringes aim
nothis,' ner the banannefs, ner tn
peaches, ner plums, ner grapes ner nome
dem. Denis nothing 70 man OBJ N,
principles, boas, an 'taint no tem'tatiol
fer me not to pick um up when you AIM
lookin'; but boss hit am der yer water
millions wot's rassliA' wid dis chile. -
dey's gwine ter fling him, sho. DemN
vot can't stan. boss. and i'll hahn
done resigned my job; dish yer very night
dar11commandment Rwine to be bustet
wide open, aa' Ise sponsible fer hit
Lemme go, boss" he pleaded, and to,sav'
. good man Zeke was invited to take hi
pick of the pile and carry it home Will
him -
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70 ct q or agent. We fufnish o expenssve
outfit AID al yoa need free. It costs nothing to
try the badness. We win treat yoa vel, and
heap you TO earn ten ti1es ordinary wages. Both
soxee q n ages een Hive q ho3e and work IN
spase time, g Ill tie tine. Any one any where
Two HundrQd Dollars . Month. No class Of
peepls II the world aSs mAdng - nash nonsy
without capital - those at WORK for ~. Businese
pleasaat strictly hoAoeable. and pays better than
sny other o6efed to agents. Yoa have . dear
Aeid, With NO competition- We eqoip yoa With
everything, and supply printed directions for
more money than Win any other badness. In
prove yoar proepeetsi Why not? Yoa can Do .
easily and surely It work Tor ~. Reasonable
industry only necessary for sbeolute suoeeoa
Pnmphlet circular givine every particular h ee14
~ g III. Delay not u sending Tor Il.
GEORGE 0XIN00N = CO.,
Box Ne. 80, RoEtaaads He.
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Great Upper Wood River

AND
The morning call., 1894-11-15

piled for letters on the estate of A. W.
Burrell. who died On December 9. BurrelI
was member of the first Board of Trus-
tees OF the town of Oakland, and left an
estate valued at 500. consisting o house
mold furniture. The heirs are Mrs. E. NJ.
de Apery, daughter, in New York; a
son living in San Salvador, and brother
residing 10 Oakland.
The friends OF Judge Nye, Judge Adams,
Il. w. Langan and A. l.. Frick are circu-
lating petitions to be presented to Cover
nor Markham. The place sought is the
berth Oh the Superior bench to be made
vacant by Judge Henshaw December 1.
The first iustalment of county taxes is
now due and payable, aud will be delin-
Quent the last day of this month.
?. Flynn has asked to be appointed ad-
minisirator Of the estate of Mrs. Margaret
Keyes, who died in Oakland On Wednes-
day last. Deceased was the widow Of
James keyes, at one time a Supervisor OF
the county. The estate is valued at $2050,
and the heirs are Michael, aged 81; Abble
F.. aged II, and James p, aged II, chill
dren of deceased.
Mrs. Alice Pearson. as guardian of John
w. Pearson, has filed her second account
of the young mans affairs. The cash paid
out amounted to 1926 49, while the re-
ceipts were but S3O62 90. The young man
is student at Stanford, and his share in
his fathers estats consists largely OF a
note due from Mrs. Phoebe Hearst,
amounting to $13, $50.
The morning call., 1894-11-15
ALAMEDA.

One of the passengers wounded by
broken glass when an electric car Of the
Alameda line colided with a wagon in
| Oakland yesterday was Mrs. William
KueDZel of this city. She was cut severely
on the neck and had to call IN a physician
on her arrival home.
No Complaint Against.Thomas.
Sam Thomas. the burglar, is still in Jail.
| His preliminary examination, announced
for last Monday, has been from time to
time postponed. AS the officers nave
strong evidence connecting him with sew
eral burglaries it is surmised that the de-
lay Is TO give them time 10 secure evidence
that will fix the Wolff outrage on him.
Three complaints of burglary were made
out against Thomas yesterday afternoon,
| with bail fixed at $500 cash in each case.
Charles II. Martins Funeral.
The remains of Charles Fl. Martin, who
was killed by fall 10 Amador County,
were brought here yesterday, when the
funeral took place. Deceased was the
husband OF Mrs. Augusta Martin OF Santa
Clara avenue.
A New Building.
Park street is to have a new business
structure. W. M. Hunt will build two
story brick building on his property be-
tween the postoffice block and Stephen
| sons building-a frontage of twenty-five
feet.
Serious Illness of j. e. Bailey.
j. E. Bailey, q well-known young man,
once The superintendent of the California
Improvement Company, is lying very low
from typhoid fever at his home. 1t is said
\ he cannot recover.
I Annie Barkdull an Alamedan.
Annie Barkdull, who hanged herself in
the Home for the Inebriate in San Fran
cisco, was once a resident of Alameda, re-
siding at the corner of Broadway a nd Cal
houn street
Curious Entertainment.
The ladies of the Park-street Methodist
Church are getting up an enterta inment
out of The ordinary. 1t is to be called q
"Kankoba and Konrei Shiki"
The morning call., 1894-11-15
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
----------- fe22 TuThs.., %,
The morning call., 1894-11-15
LONG &
SHORT.

Suppose you're very long
legged or very short legged,
do you think that bothers us
in fitting you with a pair of
pants ? Not much ! The
selection to pick from is
literally without limit. If
by some remarkable state of
things we couldn't fit you
what would we do e.? Make
the pants to order-right
here on the premises-and
no extra charge either.
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AN OBJECT LESSON.
A little sum in
addition L. . d. &.
1
L
1
1zan8@0Ez.nA
g.
e

A child can add those three together
those three profits on your clothing-the
makers. the wholesalers and the retail
er's. Why should you pay those three
profits We, the makers. ask only one.
Enough said.
The morning call., 1894-11-15
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES

DELINQUENT NOTICE-NAvAJo MINING
Company. Location of principal place of
business. San Francisco. CAL: location OF WORKS
Tuscarora, Elko County, New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account of assessment No.
81. levied on the Sd day of October, 1894, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1894-11-15
Edward Wagner serenaded.

Edward Wagner, the Supervsor-elect of
the Twelfth Ward, was serenaded at his
residence, 1915 Green street, last Tuesday
evening by the Teutonic band, accom-
panied by several of his friends.
The morning call., 1894-11-15
1T is A TRUST.
natters Being Made Warm for the
Tobacco Combine.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Hearing of the
action brought by the eAttorney-General of
New jersey against the American Tobacco
Company upon the allegation that it is a
trust was resumed in this city to-day. The
evidence taken was to show that the
company had refused rebates to dealers
handling the cigarettes Of com panies not in
the trust, while rebates were allowed to
dealers selling its goods exclusively.
The morning call., 1894-11-15
SPECIAL FUR CAPE SALE,

PINCH BLACK FRENCH CUNEY &c nA
CAPES, fine satin-Iined. ......... pO.OU
24-INCH BLACK FRENCH CONEY
CAPES, big circle sweep, satin GO IN
Hneu. NS.oO
27-INCH DEEP, BIG CIRCLE SWEEP
FRENCH CoNEY CAPES, satin q IT 0O
lineu. .-....--.......-...s,.s " - wv
% INCHES DEEP, BEST BALTIC
SEAL CAPE. big sweep, satin 9. = IN
lined; looks like real seal ......... dD lO.UO
% INCHES DEEP, BEST CHINA
SEAL CAPE, very big sweep, fine q. I . M
satin lining; looks like real seal. ID lO.OO
24INCHES DEEP, FINEST SELECT
ED BLACK AS1RAKAN FUR
Sih,pE GAPEs Gno pieees)' heavy satin S1S 90
We warrant all Capes to be selected skins No
trash and no piece goods. ocl4 IF SuTurh
The morning call., 1894-11-15
Cash i'm the Treasury

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. IA - The
cash balance in the treasury to-day was
$103, 702 35S; gold reserve, $6l, ,951, 1862.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

prOdgaba 6ta suidadoa Esta vez au Ia fatalidad
cruel genefosa quiao que HaWbury no Il viera.
II ktsera blesI -exUlam6 este VoE aonors-,uuS
infamia eatais Cometendo3
Girssol 90 echo & reir.
-Mepos iniurias- djo;-soiI mi prisioSero. No re.
siGtais pena de la vida
II Brib6n de italisno- aul6 Scons DacreS
sdn no habfa proDunc ado una palabra mas Gira-
SOL cuande DaersB satando del ruae bsndieudo IN
largo cushio de que duda hRbia provsto todO
evsnto, Sc haba snredadO con los bsnddcs gopeando
tAudC hiriendo esforzGndcie ante todo en- eQsr has
tR GraHol que habis retrocedido alguncs pasos
En IN Segundo Hawbury estpVo 80 Isdo
IA dos hombres habian caido bajo 81 ouchilo de Da
crOB Hawbury iendOss de pistoa hRba derribado
poE terra m terCeroi uego cogendo 81 por e ca
non, gsrvaSo de ella cOmo de ms8a Que GAIA con mi
do Gordo Dobre laa cabszas las espaldas.
Los bandidos rstroceiian DAC~eu solo eutaba "a 4
tres paaOu de GraSo 81 loStro repraba tsrocdad
Balvajs Ojos Centseaban rsis de- furor La embra
gueE dc ID saDgre dominAba 81 cabeza Todas au deRo
naG de aanos que hsbfa sohado tornaba ofEec9rSeas
imagination mu, ,tipicadas
Girsuol tuVo miedo.
Uno de los bandosroH He arrci sobgO DacrRg fnteB
ndo cogsrle por medic del cuerpe pero Sscne s rscU
d6 OChAndole rodar por ezra de rSy8g EpfopceS
Oquello convirti6 verdadera sgpaptosa rf,a
&C. Todoa loT aSeSnon arroiNrO0 sObre D,orea nro
risndo gritoB de raOia La ucha 30 era % poUbe SO
iba Aaucumbir cuando Is oCurr6 ma idea: ides 1ue
para 81 expota3a ror otro sin dsjsr de de
tendeEae retrocsdo aprovechsndo nm momsato thvore
BILE yov6 e aipalds q mieo did IN anlo O. arroi6
tanpitn e. la sapssvEa del lplqua
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Anocha 90 Qusm ron n las mUrallag de ID
Puerta de Santiago, los taegos que al AyuSta-
1niento hatfs otrecido el programa del festival
de IL isaugurs ci6n del monnmsnto Colon
Cs~Cs de Las once tsrminaron Ia iNmeaSa eos
Currencs gus prsGenci6 aquelOS, Eali6 compIAci-
dfsima NO solo por el tempo que duraroH, Sino
tambSa por Ia caid&d de Ioa mismoS, aando
splsuuldas lss pieztg que represeataban 81 la Sa
lamaRdra" ot as, 10 que dsmuestra ell edelRnto
en- el arts pirot5cnlco del senior Rodriguez Para
da En- los intermedi se eevaron sJgunos gIn-
bos % iumin6 Ia plszusla con preCiosaB lncea
de Bsngaa. Los halconeU, CON IisdeH farolss y
encortinados, cuaiados de expectsdorsa como asi
tambiSH las szst as Ia djcha plazuela con IN
sin n6mero de luces el6ctric's hacfaR aquel sitio
encantador. Mersce plAcemeG el prot9cnico &C.
for Rodriguez Parsds
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Un activfRmo sshqg D. putado CorteB con
cuyR amiRtsd confanza Moa henrsmos, NOS dice
desde Madrid en- Cagta particular: - I" Veo que
estin en- esa isA muy desAnimadoS en- los asuntos
de mursllAs, EXPOSITION y emigration pOr conHe--
Cuencia del Dscreto relative & los Sargentog. Pc
10 eS precise tsaer psciencis perVeversEeia en-
lss cueationes de car6Cter pdblico. Todo Sc ira
arreglapdo 81 NO NOS abaAdona Ia voluntad
y 20 por mi paIte hsgo cuAntO puedo. Pei
este el siguiente vapos ira esa una Real Or
den dsponlendo que . Je4Atura de Obras Pdbl-
cas- hAgs un eStudlo comparative ent,e 81 costo de
las cArreteras lnCluidaa en- el plan general el
de FerrocarriIea secundarios, para proeeder Z Ia
construction de estoS, por ser mas bsnefcioso pa
ra el Tssoro de mas rApidR ejscuci6n podel
asf, sE POGO tempe, dar sSa isa laB Was de CO.
muRicAci6n que ReceEita. NADIA nusvo hay de
Arancsles nj caHgs de la moneda. AL nenCt Mau
"a no hay quieu le ERqpe de decir que una otrs
question las tiene en- eatudio y pronto las reuol-
vera"
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Anoche fu@ az. sd4do POI uHos marineroa en-
ID calle de Tstu6n, I'm guardia de Oyden p6bliCO
dc lou que cOmponiAn 10 pRrsja de asrvicio en- Ia
miams. Como intentauen hsrirlo con los cuchi
los qns pOrtabAn deSpu6I de aTroiGrlo en- tierrs,
ga cOmpanero SO vl6 preCisa1o { haCsT agunoS
dspAroa, El gnsrdia presents una herida en- IL
cabezR do pson6stco rossrvado. El Ju8gado
compstsnta entisRds ga el aGuRto. Hemos dido
dscir que hay tAmbi6a I'm msrinsro J an uoldado
de tillariA heridoH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Result6 eApl6Rdldo-oomO suyo-el bale
celebrado anochs en- o. OaaiRo Eapshol. La con
currenGia fu6 numeroSfsimay eEcogida y los pre-
mics q. encsrraba la pin tosaron en- Suerts Las
agraciadaa aeforitas Carolina BuAtslo, de Huma.
Gao, Iss bsl Ortiz Merceiea Rucahado, de 20
ysy-Lob premos coasistian en- nm Necesssr de
cOAtuka, una puIsera de platA y orc, TN preciogo
abanico. La eonisi6n enea] gada de hacer los
honores de Ia fiesta Cumpli6 dignisimameste 80
C0metidO.
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3.OOO pesos

Sc aolicta ess suma inter6s, hipotacando
CON primera hipota. a. ma fuca rfstca va'orada
en- seiG mil pesos, de excsleDtes pastoS, arboles
frutales frutos meRores que produce Bola-
meuts en- cafe Is auma de 700 pesos, situada muy
cerca dc esta Cuaai. Tene adsnnas difsrenten
fncas de cafe que ann no han empeEado core
charae. 81 que intsrese hacer el negocio pHede
dar aviso Don Jose g Cuayas, en- LA CoRREs-
PoNDENoIA qulen da1a los detalIea q se degsen 81
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Da Madrld hemoa eldo fayorecidos COR

De Madrid hsmos eldo tavorocidoB con q
nuevo libr que scaba dc publican, baio d epigra
fa de Paltque, 81 aventsiado eHcritor aehor don
Leepodo Alas, coRocido on 81 mundo de las le
trss cen 81 pssud6Rjmo de Clarin. Tambi6u otro
libro tim ado DONG Concep-i6n ArsnGz en "a esen
cSu jur4dsca s.csol6gSea On "a ltesatsra egcfitn
por los aOhofes JallIss A2:arste y oasChe4 Mog
mel. AMOS librog (que leeyemos con muth'
gustc), est&n esna, sdam+nto impresou On la sore
ditad,. ibrera de don Victosiano Suarez Madrid
' 70 vanIsp Q est, Capital an 10 no msnos acre
ditada de don b. f. Saniurjo
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ilan msnChas del a6tls desapageCen as cUSan
radicAlmente con ID LOct6a AnsthegpGBSes del doc
tor Montes Aliva insth ntkneamente Is pica26n
y es IN remedio infalibe contra Il csspa ID ca
vicie Agradablementa perfumada reausta ms
excslente aqua de tocador para Lac damag.
venta en- clsa del aeiOr Guilermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

PaaajeroH llegados pc .. vApoH Correo HMon.
tsvideO: de Barcelona, Jaime PorceI, jaime To.
rrell6 y Jaime FuStef; ds C6diz, Antonio cort6n,
Tomas Cosgalla, juan MILAN, Leopoldo Boado
l6 guArdisH civileF, espoaas hIjos, Dami6n del
Moral y familia, JoH6 Ferrsr, Luis DJmeRech }
FranciRco Sierra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

flda Rssta kesast6 bsllllasiama; gus todoa lca
ndmeros del programa que puDlicafnoa se etn
pIeron al pie de ID letra, que los eiercicios he
pices que 90 hicieron por damas csballercs NJ
da deiaron que degear. LA coreUrrencia ls
repetida fiesta fu6 Dc 10 mas selecto que encierrs
ID br ems aoCiedau csptaleha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-12

Nuestro active Amlgo el Defor Garcia Moli-
has, uiputaoO OOStss, noa escribe deade Ma frid:
LA question de Ii tercera expedition de los
vaPorsn ID agiIo 1nceaah tennente y hs celebrGdo
en- estos diag variss coRfarencias CON les repre-
sentantsg de Ia TraEatlAAtic& francesG aspahoIa
y sscrito Castas otras 0mpresas particu ares ma
cionaleE. De todo pienso sscsr el partiuo possible
sstabIsCiendo compstencias haata yer quisn aeHa-
Ia meaos subvsncioU. Por 10 pronto franeesa
me ha dicho que hace ol aervicio del 20, gratis, 81
ls sutorizan ElsVar earga en- Las mismas condi-
C1ones que los vapores espanolss, perO eato Creo
que o. opone el Marques de OomillaR. PienGo
que 81 rnaximo de Ia aubvsnCi6R no debsr6 exec
uer de II Is mil peEoS para que NO sea mUy
gravoso el presupueHto de asa Isla Tan pronto
tengA propoBicioReS conclatss de todaa laa empire.
saR, reuRir6 loS diputAdoS para ponernos dc
acnerdo levar Maura una aouci6n cor 81 "a.
T6cter de collective. Versmos 10 que 90 puede
haser."