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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27

o ny Iiftn Sa OF decd OF trust dated the 18th day
VI IuiS, 1879, anu recorded in deed book Nh IIt
aSc 100. III til Office 81 the Cork of ihs co., ~
IIon outt oi the city 0f Norfolk wherein tL,. Ill.
tn"ihE nts rlhed propsrty WAS duly convened to M,
~ t'"N,' 70 secafa to tht ht llcr thereo. tL.. nav
49,. % ",.rh ne g"siab!c prouissory note: ans.
hHt' 81 vcit'llt mas been in TIE ilaymnnts ~
S8id mote at the rcpr "st of the holder III roo. W.
s"H I've notice shat Oh the > ~ DAY OF! Ar.
~ ~. a! the hour OF II Im at the SorIo'k
hyhl 'sintc kNchhnse lis Maiu street we .hna
!. ~ T.. "b,.c aucti:n Jnc follow NJ utopcrty ~,
W,' InNI CERTAIN PIECE "a. FAR ii ON.
. 49, A'eu NJ The southwest corner OF W,os
anu APPEL streets, and NOR particularly deseribr
~ ,"I""S '"i"ihcDciuS the corne' OF Woo q
~. W H',e S,!n' 'nu running thence west
w'n, NJ, '"nE "o'd rec, twviiy-r.rht ~ icct To-.
l '' - : h"' HS Inc, lhrne" >,ut war Ivy
''oS Nlia was or IS iinrrs limo 10 the line Of ti,
~ no" 81 fmgry belonging to Wm t. TururI;
,nclco "s' WIrhiy a "U6 .niui.i, now or !or,l,rfy
ue oHsint 20 the sau tn nor Cha, II str,,E
,.ehcc ,i."lth on Oh irrl STR sxty.to az
ietl - WOOL ret the pace Of .. inni,fp W
-" Terms may be had e the trustees
IitS w SHELTON
Is. \. NARSDEN
,, BYRD, BALDWIN & CO
- Au,tiUnccIrL
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27
MOTTO &. !
Proposals for the Erection Of
an Addition to the Norfolk
City HIGH School,

Situated IN Brambloton Wax /. will 10 re.
Celvtd by tie hiding Commit 60 o. iko
Norfolk City schools. uni, IL M. Ausj. list
1880. Pans an src,ili ,utiOns can ba hfd OF
JOHN H. N.IiEHi 40. Chairman. 1T his
oLce. No. TANK street. 10 whom all pro-
posals must be- addressed. The COMMITTEES
reserves the right TO reject any Or ali bids
jyIS-iiil ausi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27

sorne at least Of the lepers In this
country to-day have como to us with
the enormous italian immigration thst
han bean OF lase years such Q marked
feature Of our civilization. we have
also had not incopsiderable number
OF Greeks rnaidng home IN the now
yorla. Lepfosy Is not uncommon both
~ fire reNsfffer< ~ r----o - Z, A.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27
Auction sa1u~-FUrUas DAY
80,
( ,OAMlSSIONER'S SALE

"
;, pursuant to n decree Of the Circuit Court OF
!ripc IS Anne county, nderci in vacation ON
ny I'm uas 81 Jnhe. 1895, in the Chancery suit
W Pupne auction AT Princess Anne Courthouse ON
MONDAY, THE SIN DAY OF AUGUST. 1895.
ATE NJ,
tue real estate of which Gideon Williams dad
se,@oa ana possessed, iO-wit:
MI, ALL THAI TRACT OF LAND KNOWN "A
IN M f. hoME FARM, bounded on the north bT
she ianu OF Walter Capps ON lie east Inv ths Raw
ON IN south by the land of taues DnNl.v ana
~ ~ ntrs' ana oil The west by TIE land OF JShn q
80 p,IeI aui vi e, containing 225 acre.-l25 acre,
s XII II s Sm9 iUo acres marS h land more or less
th, , I,nt Lh LAT TRACE Of LAND houn led ON
inc inc, HOMO Farm s'utn Wv the lana ~ Viii az
aS anu west ~ he land Of Cor,,rcv Land ma
0s's h .rIn containing acres more or le.a
and 80 ho;cs. '"i"i"B acre, rods
. y iEACI of ! rod aud poles,
- bA'I OF acre, - kuuvn ms USb;mI.
lslanos and situnt. in Back l;ay' heinz Tho s,,
a.Shseu 10 GIDEON William Ivy The CONFERENCE.-The
Trn t'H Ma U! Erahis q, date February lot ISL
d. r"cu No. Is situated the waters nj, D,nr
hna!; Tue inaiSh land rp acros lis vain ,hIa e.
u"eh'hs ana shooting privileges and nI,on nIs r.,
game Tracts No, $ Il gndr5 are ynlna a.. 49, ~
ing and shooting points. "''e o"ch-
TERMS. Cash sufficient TO pa cos,s ., ;, -.
expenses OF sac. the residue On n credIt Of ~
."'Ne months, IN equal inst. uul,s Tho mn
H ~ uA.eu'c 10 Us with approved security lnr thu
49,, -" P'!hcu's. o"riu interest from dav ur
=, o. ,"ith ic'Ec l" anticipate the payments. AnS
i,lr iso- j. NJ. KEELING
'"' - 'S''' Sln.Cial Commiss ioucr
s n.i 9ny ce!tiiy that the bond Icqui , of ih,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27
THOUSANDS ARE AEAACED
The Terrible Danger Which Is
Threatened by Leprosy.
Contagion Which Is Spread From the
West Indies, Canada and SouthernO
Europe. Threat From China
and Oceanica. The BacilI
of Leprosy.
TcopYRroaT. lsaAl

T L r r I B L e
and constantly
increasing dan
ger menaccs the
lives of tens Of
thousands, if not
OF hundreds Of
I usau GA of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27

by byrd, BALDWIN Il CO., Real E,tlte Auo,iopaer>
Nooms x and q iIaaIington Bnildin,.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27

hrown'l IRON Rittcra cures Fad
blood, Kidney and Liver Troubles.
NohdeTipl for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
: lion, Female Weakness and Malaria.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27
Monday, August jJ,. - m

IL Norfolk l!csl Estate l. ,hnncc the ,ou.vi,
property viii hr sold !, ,iiom, 'A' '''''N''s
in AZ M, inoSE ,foCk C.fRrAlN LOTS, sima,eA
,D'n'' nd"i"ps lhe :, lolk and Western, ratIr".a
on Secoun - ,; o.~ =" ~ AID q In hloek NJ
.IteI> ~"C 81 fiS 5lyl.H ir.i each rni.
Xix "iIy near 1hc extension OF tic Nvl-
80, .sad, a.d VIII enhance ia vaIu,
~ present ~" pcciW very muc.l. 49,
i,;i'''9 one nall cash, nul ,ncr six nI twelve
,,h.''s, ,eSu' ed hy no es BEARING u ucr cent nv.
'ci' a' anu " ed OF trust on sale
h,,4 G :. WING.
~ '"''h'tI trustee
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE nIPRovEn
Chapel. STREET PROPERTY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27
OVERWORK
OVER STUDY.
POOR HEALTH.

Don't ovcTwoTk the brain for
the results are most serious.
Keep up Your strength and
Seaersy bytak!ns Brown 5 Iron
Bitters.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-27
Trustees Sale Of Valua'hIa
Lambert's Point Lots at
Auction.

ny virtue OF y deed Of trust la'6l limo o.
ls'5' ana duly OF record TO me q. trIytr Tom, 70
=. Nclnl"ch ANT : y. MuCuo his st.
hereby give notice that Oh = Vas vile
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-25

ground and you will get some idea how
narrow the new ship will be. And from a
greatest breadth of forty feet she will
taper to almost nothing.
OF course, with such a vessel the car
rying of freight would be out of the
question. There is a main deck, a cabin
deck and the hold. And the hold is quite
filled it'll mwachinery. The upper deck Is
only promenade and the cabin deck is
so narrow that there is not space between
the walls of the ship for even so luxurious
cabin as some private yachts contain.
Such thing as a general cabin would be
out of the question. This narrow space
has been utilized in part by the construc-
ton of single state rooms on each side, a
narrow aisle running down the middle of
the ship. The remaining space is to be
divided up like a sleepingcar. Adjustable
berths, upper and lower, will be concealed
during the day. and each section" will
be supplied with handsomely upholstered
seats. In these sections meals will be
served from a galley in the hold on small
tables. just as they are served in a buffet
car. There will be a toilet room for men
at one end of the ship, and a toilet room
for women at the other. When night
comes the seats in the sections will be
transformed into beds, the upper berths
will be let down If they are needed, and
each section Will be screened from the
aisle by portieres. In running to tropi-
cal countries the new vessels will carry
certain quantity of fine fruit, and two
of the section spaces will be given up to
refrigerators
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-25
Ell Hands "CoIN' THE RATCHET

From the Chicago Herald.
New York, June p, 1s95.-When ] called
on Coin IN Chicago j opened his book and
asked him what he meant by this aston
ishing paragraph:
THE annual interest on all our public
and private debts is more than the annual
profits of business and production
II mean" said Coin, that our country
is in "a bad way
IF you mean anything at all. Coin"
said, you mean that the interest we pay
Is more than the principal.'
"Well-perhaps-"
Never mind the perhaps" ] interrupted
"Thes are your written words, and the I'M
thinking newsboy on the trains have swal-
lowed them They are the key to your
whole argument. You say that, because
we stopped coming silver after the
treasury got loaded up with $50S0O0,00O
worth of dead coin, the nation began to
get poor, until we are now. on the eve Of
bankruptcy. Now, Coin" / said, get
down your census report mo 192. June 4,
1922 and answer me--What was the value
OF all the property In the United States in
1S60-answer it. Read 1t from the census
We'll" said Coin. scanning the pages
that he had misquoted, "the report says
$l6,f596l6,068.
And how much property in the United
States ten years lstcr-in 1902"
Just $50, 600, 10000" said Coin. 1T had
about doubled"
And how much ten years later. In 1880,
after the war shrinkage?'
1.-The report says $4,000, 900. co.,"
And now Coin put In what you sup
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-25

too strong for you to break: you fear that
the New York CentraIs bonds would come
home too fast for you. Chauncey. / feel
sorry for you. You are a good man, and
intend to be honest. but you can't while
you train with that crowd. believe that
In your heart you despise that man
Eckels, knowing that he is only a tin horn
that sounds when Cleveland blows lie Is
a sort OF pipe to a stop organ. Let that
administration run ashore itself and don't
you try to stop 1t, for If you do you will be
in the wreck, and might get hurt yourself.
] incline to the belief that at heart you
love the masses. / am sorry for you,
Chauncey. but suppose II cannot be helped.
l hope that you win come out this way
some day, for we shall be glad to see you.
We rather like you, Chauncey"
I'm that letter" said Mr.. Depew Sub
tie fiattery and ironical reproof 20 hand In
hand. But this one from Denver goes to
the point" The letter read:
II take the liberty TO inclose a newspa-
per clipping which Is going the rounds pur-
porting to be an interview with you. and
your remarks upon the free coinage Of sill
Yer. II those are your views /, for one,
am glad that you expressed them. From
your top-lofty perch among nabobs you
dismiss the subject with superciious dis
dain as a matter too trivial for your no
tice. Continue thus and you will find that
you are not in line with the best
growth of patriotic American republican
ism. but only an ally Of Cleveland. Morgan
q Co."
A letter which Washington man writes
runs as follows:
II have just read your sayings In regard
to the silver question, and / wonder IL you
are deceiving yourself. After a little when
the east and New England states take a
tumble and understand that their pros
perity depends somewhat upon the pros
perity Of the south, middle west and great
west and when these last are paralyzed
and cannot be consumers of eastern man
ufactured products. nor users Of eastern
money because of the selhshness Of a Few
who only want enough money in the world
so that they can control 1t, and corner the
balance of mankind into paying tribute
to them. the east will come in with the
west and make a grand protest for the
United States to be controlled by Ameri-.
cans. and not by half-breeds with for
eign tendencies"
There are many other letters Of a similar
stamp, but these extracts show the general
trend of the argument offered Mr. De-
pew will doubtless continue to receive
many more such letters, and each will be
read with interest.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-25
A Rnzor-Back ship.
From Harper's Weekly.

Lying at a private wharf in Alexandria,
Va, is a very remarkable ship. She is
the first of new type of vessel intended
to revolutionize the ocean carrying trade
If the hopes of Mr.. Fryer, the designer
and builder of the ship, are realized,
passengers will cross the Atlantic in
three-fifth of the time now occupied by
the ocean grayhounds" of commerce.
Mr.. Fryer has sought to apply the pal
ace car idea to ocean Vavel. He has
built a ship which, while 222 feet long, is
only Is feet beam. Its equilibrium is to
be maintained by the heavy keel and by
the 5000 pounds of machinery below the
water line. The narrow PROV of such
vessel will cut the water like knife
Resistance will be reduced to a minimum
The heavy, compact machinery will fur
nish ample power for the single screw.
and the little, razor-back vessel will
cleave through the water at rate Of
speed which will seem increditable at
first. All this. of course, If Mr.. Fryer's
hopes are realized. The vessel is to have
a practical test in the lower Potomac
river in a short time. Then the Howard
.-assard. as the new ship is called will be
taken 10 New York. She is expected to
90 to New York in June.
The ship now approaching completion at
Alexandria is built to four-tenths the
Gale of the full-sized ship. The trans
Atlantic liner of this model will be 500
eeet long. and she will be 40 feet beam.
Measure forty feet on level piece OF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-25

John Y McKanes mansion at Sheeps-
head bay has been mortgaged for 1851
Since the boss of Gravesend went to SING
Sing his wife has lived there. 1t is one
of the handsomest houses in GravesenG
and is worth about $4,000. McKane' s
blind son, George, recently opened a rest
aurant in New York. 1t was destroyed by
fire within a few weeks and his home
at Gravesend was also half burned. III
fortune seems to follow the family.
BABY Arson, who aspires to stage
honors. ds one of the Oldest active bali
PLAYERS. He is AZ, but is a better first
basernan now than perhaps ever before.
He is probably the only American ball
player who can be compared, in point
of years and active service on the field,
with the veteran cricketer Of England,
DR.. Grace.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-25

Max Lebaudy. the prodigal little SUI
gar bowl of Paris, recently won the
affections of the Parisians by buying the
German horse Carloman, which, it was
feared was sure to win the Auteuil stee-
piechase. When the race came off Carlo
man did not even got place.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-25

Princess Eelen's wedding veil is TO
be of Caen lace, which is rarely seen ex.
cept on the caps of Norman peasant
widows. The thread is of fax and spun
only in Normandy This lace was worn
by Marie Antoinette as trimming for her
necSerchief when she posed as a rural
damsel at the Petit Trfanon.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-25
look FOR SAFE BREAKERS.
GOVERNMENT EXPERTS TELL
THIEVES JUST HOW To BE
SUCCESSFUL.

.pstructiOns by Experts, without
Intention, of Coarse, But None the
Less Good Thing for burglars.
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GERONIMO zERBI.-AGENTE DE
ELALcOHOlADO AROMATICO, pre-

NEGOCIOS. Sol 42-Compra veDde aocones del Banco Els"
pahol de Pto-F2icO del Territorial Agricola
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LA sOIREE

(P6mtWrG G1 petr6Ieo)
Del conde de Rosas, los r6gios salones
mirad alumbrados, pues da una 'soir6e;
y abrid las narices, 81 fu6seis glotones,
al grato olorcillo que exhala ell buffet.
Espejos enormes, lucientes araf1as
do brillan, jugandO, ID luz y el cristal,
y cuadros, y objetos de tierras extrafas
alfombras, tapices. -, un sueho oriental.
1Que suave perfume despiden las flores!
iQu6 orquesta! lQu@ valees y que rigod6n!
iQue rostros! lQu6 piedras! lQu6 forma y
(cOlOres
ostentan las damas bailando su son!
Sorbetes dulces en- aureas bandejas
frescuray dnlzura al cuerpo le dan;
y charlan y gozan las mobiles parejas
que al fin la mesa del brazo SO van.
Y mientras manjares los mas escogidos
vinos de todos los reinos SO ven,
v dudan, absortos los cinco sentidos,
81 aquello es la terra, el cielo, el Eden.
Sufriendo la nieve, que hiela ell espacio
un niho y su madre sentados estan,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-11
BfBLtorEcA DE ''LA CORRESPONDENCE"

Augusta, al propio tempo que este Sc levantaba
-Cedo ell puesto, selora duquesa dijo-a
la alegre Ketty, otra de dis diso1pulas, fin
de que os ponga en- disposition de presidir ell
almuerzo, que trataremos de alegrar cuanto sea
possible.
Entretanto voy dar una vue]ta por ell
parque respirsr ell perfume de vuestros jar
dimes.
I'D, mi buen amigo. Acaso encontre:s
en- ell parque nuestra nueva inetitutriz. A de-
cir verdad, me parece de una belleza un tanto
peigroea. Os ruego que os fjeis en- ella. La
senora de Rochemaure, quien habeis visto
aquf, me Ia ha recomend dado calurosamente.
jTengo gran confanza en- ella, pero hubiera de-
seado que su recomendada no fuera tan her.
mosa!.
Ser hermosa no es un crimen, Milady,
hasta en- los paisaje7, los arboles hermosos son
de mejor efecto que las afosas arrugadas en-
cinas Para ser virtuoso no es precise ser de-
forme nj feo, y la perfection de los raegos es
meuudo indicio de la perfection del alma En-
fin, milady, voy dSrespirar ell aire para que Sc
me abra el apetito y poder hacer h nor los
talentos de vuestro cocineho.
Ell digOo Kimdsle dej6 la duquesa en-"
tregada. d los cuidsdos de Ia doncella.
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sERvfcIo ENTIRE LA PLAZA DE ALFONSO XII sANTuRcE
Salidas de Ia Plaza Alfonso XII Saldas de Santurc
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Ell COLLAR DEL RAJAH


Harry ha estado atacado de una febre maligna,
que le ha molestado mucho.
-jY ESQ llamais una buena notioia?
NO, p"ro va est3 un POGO mejor, eea es
Ia buena Doticia.
-AQu& masf
Los m@dicos le han preecrito un reposo
absolute y el aire embalsamado de nuestras
montafas.
-5Entonces va d llegarf lQui6n os 10 ha
dichoF
,~B mismo Ne ha escrito rogandome
que os anuncie la vez su Ell fermedad So con-
valecencia.
-Gracias. 1Es precise que la fiebre les
ataque para que podamos yer nuestros hiios!
~ cuando llega?
DE un mOmento otrO, milady.
-IOs quedais almorzar con nosotros? ,
ST, mi1ady. He prevenido a mfstresae
Kimdale que no volverfa casa hasta la hora
de Ia siesta. H.blaremos de Harry, es mi dis
c1pdlo y lie guardo un lugar en- 10 mas profundo
de mi corazon Esta dotado de mobiles cualida-
des y sus sentiments tan elevados que es-
toy orguloso y muy contento de 81, sin atribuir-
me por ESQ el honor de habGrselos iDspirado.
porque los debe su raza sobre todo su no-
BILE madre.
UDa ldgrima asom6 los ojos de Ia duque.
sa4 que tend16 de nuevc la ma1o al revereRdq
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CHI A R A

Uniendo segat1adG y prinea
dtil al campo sera,
y como dos tercGG ell tOdO
desde lu e" agra lecera.
SegW91dG, tercerG y cuartG
es vasija algO usual;
tercer1 y cwdrtG en- wagOnes,
cWGrtG v tercGG es animal,
y ell tOdO es un artista
que en- Madrid actuandO esta.
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soluci6n la Charada de aver :
M .MA-RI-ZA-PA-LOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-11

y todo ell que sale del rico palacio
le pideu limosua, pues no tienen pan.
''Asi es este mundo as1 siempre ha sido,
''asf sera siempre-ahaden tambi6n-
''asl marcia eli mundo. ."-iAh! 81, conve-
(nido;
asf Va marohando, mas no marcia bien.
Jose A1cazG Ga1eano.
6. TINAUD,-JOYER1A PLAZA DE AL
FONsO XdTan sudo oyas de plata brilantea
edras nas Modeos de novedad eegancia ncompar
Eabe Lo mas beo prtm6roso % la Joyeria francesaEs
COn6meros Caonografo RepetcOes ROscopf etc. Lentes
Gafas do crales nOs de ROca Centres de
Bandea arros Vnaerasy EscribaoS cuadrupe pateado
Lmportadon drecta PreclOs sin cOmpetenc1a"
JOSE 7. SlLVA,-TETUAN 37.---Gi
Epaha sas por cantfdade de pesos Ga
sobre Las pazas pncipales Franca Aemania Austria B9
gca H0anda Dnamarca, Bulgaria, Russia Sueca Noruega,
6uZa Italia, Portugal Rumana Serv1a Turqua GrecaLA
Argea Egpto S1ria T6nezSobre New-York Santo Domn
go = 1sla de Cuba.
EL PkRISLENSE, BARBERIA Y Pc
kLUQUERIA Cruz L. de luo, noyedad lmpieza,
ServcO extra pemeria de esO mOdernO Sc adm1ten
abonos por meses-SERGIO LECOMPTE
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SERVICIO ENTIRE PUERTA DE ESPANA
PUERTA DE TERRA.

salidas de Pta de ESpa1a. snlidas de Pta. de TERRA
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RANOSTuRCOS Y ROMANOS de v,

pOr; propietaro D. Nlc0ds Nart5ne9 B9Tce@0S--zH;A
mundoi Ninguna enfermedad puede resistr a csto'
banOs maravillOsos. Agentes la Capital, Don Ma
nuel Romero Haxthausen Hotel "Inglaterra' NO se
admiten tiscOs nj cancerOsOs. ~ II
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La ECOCOMlA

"a EEgCU A-Fa6r'ca F5l2P de caf@ e NO, 5!eT
lido de E"PENFELDT Y COMP. San Jose % San
FABR1cA T. ~ Sc lleva cafe moldo en- grano do
miclio so centavos libra, Preco del paqnetito pa
"a al detail 2 chavos. NOTA.=Esta fabrica no tie
ne NADIA que yer con la de ALPEREZ COMP. To-
das nnestras cupntas estan saldadaS lE---2
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Ell RuEN ouSTO,--.Uno de los mejo-

mas eegantes salones de BaThera esta6eodo e PeE
Hay siempre complete surtdo de pei
fumera de las fabrcas mas renombradas Los sen9res
barber1a el BUEN GUSTO.
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lOClON ANTIHERPETICA DEL Doc

EUAESHUN ANIlHERHEllCAD DEL OOO
TOR MoNTEGFs 81 mejor medcameno para los herpes
quitarles pioaz6n momento de apoarla La LoG0n
esa prfumada Uuita caspa eVtandO Ia cada del cDenO
hace desaparecer barrOs empeneg manohas
ExitO segurO Immediate P1dase en- tOdas las
de la sa AL pOr mayor la del se6or Guermey
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-11

parade pOr CdStNZ0 R0d3gNe9 es un especcO SIN rl'
VAL para Ia conservation de los dientes da grao aro-
al alentO, Quta las pecas arrugas de la cara,
los catarros, jaQuecas, neuralgias afeccones
reumaticas as-Dep0sito: Jose Lopez Garcia. 45-15
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-03-07

-Four persons were seriously burned
I'm an omnibus, which caught fire after
being overturned near st. Cloud,
Mfnn.
1.-Two stock feeders We're frozen to
death in the mountains of Kentucky.
-Four hunters froze to death i'm Louis
lama.
Officers OF Sam Francisco have cap
tured a gang Of pirates which has
been operating on a large scale for
months.
Headless body OF Benjamin Fallen
der, Recently stolen from a Hebrew
cemetery in Indianapolis, was left at
am undertaker's door.
Mrs. Minerva G. Taylor, q sea mistress
OF Guthrie, o. r., shot and killed VIII
Liam Henry Harrison, who had an
noyed her.
Mr. Bayard was among the speak
ers at a meeting I'm London in support
of the plan to raise "a fund for buying
Carlyle's house.
The Russian government has deci-
ded to encourage the production of
cotton I'm Russia by furnishing grow
ers and manufacturers with the neces-
sar'y capital as loans.
The relations between France and
England are no worse now than six
weeks ago, I'm spite of the exaggerated
statements concerning events in Egypt
which are appearing in THE English
papers.
There is news from Buena Viturai of
battle near Tah In which the rebels
were defeated. Many were killed on
both sides. The government has cap
tured many prisoners.