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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-10-05
A Mystery Explained.

Mr.. NeWlyWed-EVhat makes YOU
smile so cynically this evening?
Mrs. Newlywed-I was just thinking
how you used to hold my hand by the
hour before we were married How
stupid you were
Mr.. Newlywed- Stupid! Not muchl
I held your dear little lily white paw
to keep you fcom pounding the piano.
Fulton Gazette.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-10-05

1t will be gratifying to consumers
to note that the quality of the baking
powder most generally in use in their
kitchens, the Royal, is confirmed by
the highest official authorities as alto
gether the best of any in the market.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-10-05

1t is a remarkable fact that the
Ohio State Food Commissioner in his
official examination of baking pow
ders, after excepting the Royal, found
no other to contain less than ten per
cent of impurities. The Royal was
found practically pure.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-10-05
he FrancO-Russia Alliance.

The Franco-Russian Alliance.
net plays the most unexpected pranks,
and the Frenchmen find in this a sort
Of grim, humorous reminder Of the
flckelness of the Russian bear. The
game sells for trife, is amusing, and,
for these combined reasons, very pop.
ular.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-10-05

The unequalled strength of the Roy
al, as certified by the highest baking
powder authorities, makes it the
cheapest to use, even at a higher price
than others.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-18
B1B11orEoA DE ''LA CORRESPONDENCE" a87

No SO habfa atrevido entregarla ella misma,
aunque iba q aquella casa, guerra que el conde
Ia recibiese sin dilaci0n,
Las amenazas dc Rambert la habian impresio.
nado vivamente.
Habia comprendido, por el acento del conde,
por ell ardor de los locos deseOs que atrev1a
confesarla, que su felicidad, 8 mas bien su segu-
ridad, estaba comprometida, que despues de ha-
Der vivido algunos a6os una tranqu1lidad rela-
tiva, turbada tan solo por igerezas, los des-
ordenes de su vanidad por complacencias,
casi culpables con su hermano, llegaba la hora de
la lucha, el momento que iba caer sobre ella,
el pasado con todo su peso.
AhOra bien, guerra intentar ultLno esfuer-
acerca de su antique amante; recurrir 10 que
le quedaba de honor, luchar en- fin para evitar un
escandalo que salpicar1a de lodo su marido a
su hijo.
Su hjo era el dnico ser a quien amaba YER
daderamente.
En- el momento que al separarse de su her.
mano, baJaDa La escalera, Sc cruzO con mUjer
alta, rub1a como ella, pero de matiz mas vivo
de cierta edad, muy hermosa, adn desde alguna
dlstancia y muy elegante en- traje de maflana.
Aquella muJer Sc paro un momento para mi
rarla ole arrlba abajo con el mayor descaro
Andrea tuvo ell presentimiento de que la anne
nazaba una enemlstad desconocida.
Continue camino
Casi en- seguida lego su dido IN rlido vago.
Era el del timbre de la puerta del entresuelo,
iLuego aquella desconocida iba casa de
Rambert! !.
Andrea sintio 81 coraz6n oprimido
E'n efeeto, q ruido que habia dido era 81 del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-18
AMOREs QUE MATAN
ban, sin embargo la atenci6n ciertasc ontradiccio-

ban, sin embargo la atenci6n ciertasc ontradiccio-
mes. w.
Repasando la cuenta de las cantidades oue
andrea naDla recln'"~ s&rante tres afos, ascendfa
q una c1tra ~sxceslNgn9Ara una mujer de su condi~
clon, que no necesrGaba hacer otros gastos que sus
gas5GS personales.
una horrible idea Sc flo en- su imagination.
lie engahaba Andrea?
5Como? i En- provecho de qui6n?
Sc acordaba de su. turbacion. la noche de Ia
fiesta, cuando la hab1a sorprendido en- conyersa-
cion con Rambert.
Los apuros del conde no eran I'm nisterio nara
nadie ~ P'-"
En- todos los grandes cfrculos Sc conocfan sus
perdldas en- Ell Juego; Sc aseguraba que Sc aproxi-
maba g! momento de I'm complete desastre
La Idea que lie hab1a ocurrido q Chavipnat
que habia puesto en- practica, sc habfa presentado
tamblen la imagination del marido
Pero la hab1a rechazado como una baieza in
digna de Ell, proponi6ndose, sin embargo estar
alerta vigilar. -
Sc hab1a lido, pues, en- busca de Chavignat
SIN haber entrado en- su casa.
va sabemos 10 que habfa pasado entire 6llos.
Durante su ausencia, Andrea despues de ha-
berse vestldO para salir, Sc habia sentado en- sl1
escrtorlo hab1a escrito una carta. larpa v diff
Gil sin duda, porque mas de una vez habIa deiado
caer La pluma, y con la cabeza apoyada en- Ia ma
no izqulerda, Sc habfa entregado q largas iris
tes rehexiones.
Esta carta era la que habfa entregado al mo-
70 de cordel, diciendole
-Levadla al senor conde de Ranbert boule.
Yard Haussmann, Z,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-18

CHARADA

'.Prima y tercera0 10 hace
el que compra en- el lagar,
Sc "dos prima tercia0. honesta
La doncella en- sociedad
y "dos tercera" 10 hace
aquel que ofendido esta,
y ell 'Ftodo", Maria Josefa,
Sc usa mucho, siglos ha,
en- cierta epoca del afio
y una te he de regular
de raso con lentejuelas.
ST qllieres ir 4 bailar. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-18
o 3 b e /

" II d -
La igualdad Don Juan decfa, |
Es nuestro bello idealt
iDerribar ell pedestal
De la odiosa tiranfa!
un Andaluz que le ola
Anadio:-Bien Canara!
Zopongo que ozte zera
Paizano mio, lCi no?
Vamos!... iCi 10 zabr6 yo.!.....
Iiga el descurzo...... iiOleyaM....
Como don Juan, hay algundo
Que las echan de sinceros
En- political. -; y son unos
Grandfsimos embusteros!!
RAMON Maria TORRES.
VINnS--E1, MEJoR DE ToDos EN- CALL
DAN VI PREoio. Ell RIOJANO DE TRIGO.
detaa Capitol oEisto Is; dGn on 4andaa ManHe
de los sefiores Ayll6n y E. Zamorano en-
Puerta de TERRA, "a Linea. Los deao eert1fiea,
dos de origen y analisis de tan excelente excel l6e
caldo estan disposition del que guste yer
los D1cIeHDre :.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-18
elL0NI EN- PUERTO RICO. sObra |

COLON EN- sPUERTO-RICO.' sObra
premiada con medalla de orc en- la Exposi-
cion de Santurce ID Disquisicion historico
filol6gicas por Don Cayetano Coll Toste.
En- esta obra, ademas de tratarse del puer-
to de la isla donde fondearon las naves del
Almirante, Sc dilucidan otros puntos oscu-
ros de la historic de Puerto Rico, y Sc es-
clarecen vocablos del lenguaie indo-anti-
lano Liberia de Sanjurjo Vidal 4 peso
el ejemplar.
Ell T0NT0.Unico dep6sito del desa-
creditado RON TOPACIO las tres S. S. s.
Este ron p@simo, internal y mata- -gente, Sc
regala los tocayos del establecimiento
so centavos botella.
1O---Santa Rosa---1O Arecibo
n -
Un abogado def1ende TN asesino.7 =
De pronto, ell culpable confiesa su
crimen y el presidente trata de cerrar. ell
debate.
Ell acusado 10 confesa todo-dice
ell magistrado.
---iPermftame Su Seflorfa---exclam6 ell
abogado-el acusado cOnfiesa... es posi-
ble... pero yo no, seflor presidente!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-18
SOMRREROS DE PANAMA, Hernaiz

0UM BKEKU3 De FANAMAu HernalZ
y Compafl1a participant sus clientes al
CATACAOS, recomendando los que ne
cesiten, hagan pronto sus pedidos para po
der servirles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-18
PARA L0S luzGADOS.-En
MANTEOUILLA MANTEQUILLA.-

Americana. Superior a la mejor Danesa.
netas comp1etas-P. NOELL Y Comp. 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-18

N0TARIA.-La que en-" la Villa del
5 don Juan AEToyo Bua d h pas3do soa
alberto estudio reerda Villa cae del Comercio
Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-18
BOLIVAR ARRUZA q COME.

MERCIANTEs IMPoRTADoREs DE PRovIsIo-
MES. VENTAS AL POR MAYOR
tes de la marca de cigarrillos "El Pajari-
to- y de la fabrica de fosforos de Santur-
1894
FAcTURAS de certifcados para Co
centayos e 100 P6zas de cabotaje peso
Cambo blanco $150 el 100 Conocimien
buques de ell cento Idem de vea 20 CEN
tavos el 100. De venta esta imprenta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-18
PASAT IE EMPOS
Solucion Ia Charada de aver g a
LA-BA-ZA.

MUEBLES - De todas classes v de to-
precios Amacen Magada Gompania San Francisco
Al Capital.
PARA LOS JUzGADOS. En- esta i'm
siguientes
iOO estado defcones segn las las
Mvan.Idem de matrmono de nacimlentos Actas DC
nacimiento m6dca-A Ell
tihcaci0n de matrimonio idemLcencias
sepultnras civil eiemplares
1OO.-Papeletas de demanda 150 ell cento.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15

Mr.. Carlisle was interviewed by re-
porter Of the New York sun at Duiuh
on Tuesday. and being asked IL he was an
aspirani for the presidential nomination.
h. said that ne h1d already denied tha'
he was and he Gid not propose 10 say
ANYTHING more on the subject Ihcn the
journalistic querist wished Mr. Carlisle 70
evpress himself as 10 Mr. Clevelands
position on the thrd-term question. ana
got for an answer: 81 am not authoI'Ze'
10 speak for Mr.. Cleveland, but ! nave
no doubt he will be heard from III que
time"
ON the silver question Mr. Carlisle was
more willing 70 talk lie said mat suN'r
vould be an issue in the next campaign
'but not nearly so much Of inquire as
some expect. The Democratic party VIII
be found on the side Of sound money IL
IS stronger than any silver elemen, III IT,
The interviewer furthermore reported
the Secretary as being of the opinion that
",he issue Of the next campaign VIII pe
McKinleyism." Asked who he thought
would be the next nominee of our party
for the presidency. Mr.. Carlisle simply
remarked: 1855 is long way of. 80 IL
is. but that IS not the trouble. The trouoie
is that no aspirant seems willing TO MAKE
an avowal Of his ambition until MT
cleveland speaks ont on the term question
Thus we have Whitney, Carlisle, Nortl-
son. stevenson, Russell and all the rest
either mum" or declaring that none oil
their thoughts ever wander toward the
White House.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15

Mr. Hurst. the Democratic nominee LOT
Governor Of Maryland. has written a let
for accepting the nomination. Strange 20
say. the "god-bugs" furnish the campaign
thunder that is used against him. though
The nominating convention and Mr. Hurst
declared they had reason to be proud OF
the bold and wise stand taken by PreSi-
dent Cleveland and his administration
upon the silver question.
We must say that Mr.. Hurst has I'M
pressed us as a man possessing all the
qualities that should adorn state Gov
ernor. Read the following outspokeh
declarations and ask yourselves If You can
credit the libels which have been used in
describing Nj. Hurst who speaks for
himself as follows:
"Vhcn the nomination was made IL
came as absolutely free from any pledge
promise. or understanding, express or i'm
pued. on my part as ever nomination
came TO any,man.
"I aid not seek IL in any manner what
soever. nor can I consent TO nave nystH
snoksn of or considered as the candidate
80 any man or set Of men, or as the rep
resentaiive Of any Clique. wing lactioh'
or division Of the party. / shalI enter
uuon The discharge Of the duties OF Gov
ernor under no COmmttals or Obligations
ia any individuals whatever, and WhoI5
free to do what my conscience ana ny
Judgment shall dictate as best Tor the
public interest
do YOU believe that Mr.. Hurst Is a
moro tool of Senator German or any
other man?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15
JACOB LEW IT.
1898 East Main street.
Plain Talk,
Real Bargains.

We have hot weather now. at'
TO come. II not prep get i'
weather. We can turr 1.t
necessities at the smallest ,I ....
ia pieces Sheer Chech-A As-.. t".
was Toe. now 8 l-2c. odd.
300 yards Plaid and Stun-1N
candles in light shades. WHICH i.'r
u lie. now 3-sc. u..s
100 wards Figured Lawn. DOB i..'H
Blues. AMI Blacks. 40 l--t.
CThey have been BED ...I,:
a) White Spreads to h' so.i pN.
The Gee. Quilt. now 49,.
The Sc Quilt 3ic
The 81 Quilt 6'c
The 81 - Quilt Nc
TN s. - Quilt N.-. ,.,..,.. Pc
$40 English Gloria lmpIt'i-.'
'' ,gI na - pots s,rlctly-Al-W.o'
elegantly made. an sizes '' ''
C 1Sir particularly r'.,rhei, t ,5. re-
havs gone up. blt We Ni'
msi Gssg = ,!lni,,lr,h.l e. pleacHci cotton
al s sS vgs ri. chocolate prat.. 90 20, e c.'s
ButtermIk soap, 500, srI S.Ik lN-.y
ac -Qualifv b.afN '''''
Ties so nov ,iGlrs ~ UNpERWsEl..AEi.. Fan,
SPEC nniL.i,,l,-selt tnbieieAe''' ANS
p, Mems ,.fa,sslea,h,d-Jeans Drawers. i''.
pair. . pr.vr Dan Draw -
&c Neo,. nalbrissan shirts, the ''' KIND
re Ne0.a Fine pllerlssan shirts TIE &C.
80 pairs lis.t- ~ N'n
Blankets. o7c pair JACOB LEVITT.
r,s Nalu-sueet hustler
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15
The Syndicate Ccnsured.

Senator Vest says that the gold re-
serve Is steadily decreasing. ana 'he
Treasury is likely to be obliged 10 MAKE
soon another bargain with the syndicate.
lie adds:
Il regard IT rs an outrage 'hat W.
s,o,,ld ne obliged 10 pay bonus Of eleVa n
editions 20 a foreign syndicate, repre-
sentel bv Belmont and Morgan. in order
to prevent gold shipments. Their con
tract expires in october. and there IS
nothing to prevent them from again
forcing the sale Of mere bonds or let the
obiigatiors Of the United states go 10
protest as Morgan threatened Mr.. Cleve-
land before"
But. will Mr. Carlisle be able to secure
as good terms another time as he secured
the last time? We all thought that the
syndicate had shown great financial skill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15
Wy Tl,iiNILIE.
Sales of Real E~fntc-EncOurnciD
HeDOrts.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. August r-Cipe-
cial)-G. :. Bruce & co have purchased
the Gibboney store building on the corner
IF Main and Tazewen streets, and will
occupy it rs soon as it has been remodellel
to suit their needs The price paid was
about $500
Several boom lots" on '"Terrace
Heights" were rssol at auction on Mon
day, which was County-COurt day.
\ number Of encouraging rumors are
ahoat among the county soyerelens" In
regard u furnaces which are soon 10 80
into blast. railroads which are 10 b. built.
properties which are 70 be- sold. &c.
Church street has just been nicely
graded and q neat sidewalk ~ brick is
now being laid on one side If that street.
which is one Of the prettiest IN the town.
F0urth-Avenue Hotel is now crowded
with guests, and tn Boyd House is wei
filled
The enterprsing manager Of the Boyd
House has rendered the use - the rooms.
furniture. &c. 10 the Medical Society on
the occasion Of the banquet 10 be- given
70 the state Medical Association at It's
meeting here the lst Of september.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15
rho Charter Amendments.

=, e clear that there is going TO be
GOOD deal Of public discussion as 10 the
o,onrietv of amending our city char'er
- 90 IN REQUIRE the election by the people
80 a., number Of municipal officers VINO
ne now elected by the City council
In 10 the reorganization Of the state
r.,,,.ar,nent under the Underwood Con-
e,,tution the charter Of the city OF i'lch-
,rona required the election by the Leop'e
% many officers who are now elected by
Tho civ Council. The change was made
:, 1S-a in order to meet the new condl-
zion Of things. and the plan then adopted
has continued IN force TO the present gay
last wear. however. an effort was ha'e
D, induce the city Council 20 agree TO
.,,,,ea In the charter. but ii declined 10
g. g., Now the friends Of the move
neut propoee 10 appeal stfaiehiway 10
The General Assembly. ana over Inc
1ead OF the City Council
Our charter comes from the Legislature.
Tho cltv of Richmond Is lis creature.
where there is no constitutional proVis-
on 70 the contrary. the Legislature may
sov what officers our people shall elect
ma what officers the City Council SHAH
.lect There Is no sort Of doubt as 10
Us power.
As vet we are not informed as to what
-eicers viii %. affected by the proposed
amendment 10 the charter When the
,ro,,osition wac before the Council a year
ago there were officers named IN the Isl
who we thought would better be elected
tv the Council than by the people. We
have heard nothing on the subJect SINCE
which has changed the opinion we men
EXPRESSED. OF tn officers now elected py
the CIV Council 1t is quite probable that
,bere arc some who might be az well
elected bv the people. while there are
others who ought to continue to be elected
ov the city Council. At any rate II Is
subject worthy Of careful consideration
And. we would Ike TO have il thoroughly
si4cusscd and fully understood before the
urinary election takes place. Here at
once is powerful reason why the cry
Democratic Committee should not ap-
,oint . very early date for the primary.
Give the people time to tax TINS matter
,ver Let them consider what changes
WOULD be judcious.
What we advise is that the City Demo
cratic Committee should not hurry on the
primary. The people need Information
As TO the adyisabnity of am nding the
charter in the manner proposed and time
.hould be given them for full discussion
Of the subject. And certainly If the
question is to Ice decided at the primary
directly or Indirectly, ii ought to lie
divided so that the judgment Of the people
may be taken separately as 10 each office.
The Dispatch. of course vastly prefers
having this question fought out in Our
own marty. to having it made. the basis
OF a reform movement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15

IL would seem that Newport News not
only aspircs to eminence az seaport and
in ship building. but also as cotton
manufacturing town.
The Newport News Cotton Manufacture
ing Company. Just organized, starts out
with the determination to raise $4,000
10 build factories at that place. 1t is
under the management Of capitalists of
Richmond. whose names are sureties OF
success.
The company's prospectus states that
Newport News has a population Of about
1000 souls. while at Hampton ana sur
rounding points Their are about 1000
additional.
More than 10000 bales of cotton are
annually exported from Norfolk and New
port News. and so the new company viii
have the advantage Of purchasing its raw
material at home. as it were. and In one
of the great cotton markets Of the world.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15
yo international Conference.

Senator Vest. Of Missouri. was inter-
viewed IN Washington city on Tuesday
on the subject of international free coin
age OF silver IL said:
1T Is generally conceded that the other
Powers are awaiting the action OF Eng
land. and from all accounts England VIII
moi alter the gold standard. promi-
nent English official was here recently. d
gentleman who had the confidence Oh 'he
ns,r Ministry. and h had several long
conferences on the subject with Mr.. John
Wanamaker. He said: Rest assured that
England will not alter the gold stand
ard
If not. free coinage Of silver at lG to
bv this country alone viii produce results
that will astonish a quaking hnanciai
world Free coinage" are simple words
but free coinage in practice would sur
prise the wisest Of men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-15
THE FOURQUREAN-PRICE Co.
THE TOWER,
JULIUS SYCLE & SONS,
Corner Second and Broad.
mos. 2Oi And 2O5 EAST BRQiD.)

100 Fine Gloria Umbrellas. -3-.Hr ''
White-Silll Parasols reduced % b
Black SILK Belting. was 1'c.. Do -
Whit, and Black Naline Ne.lat lH.s
sold for DC, now lie.
Nayy-Bluc stripe Duck. Toe Yif-'
Nayv-Bme and White Duck i.. li.l.
Black Duck. - ice yard
We are Offering this week gr'lt r'f'
gains in White Spreads.
Have you q. ad the inducements "' Pr
Offering in carpets. Rugs. h.'an-t. 'i.
Cloths. and WlndOw-Shait'. come asa
get our prices. ,,..
our stock of Baby-Carrls.' tlr n'''"
manufacturer price. % ,
Ladies' Plain Black li s'Au'
u lie. guaranteed fast-i .tch
ladies' Shlrt-Walst Sets. i.t
10 Ladies Percale Waists lalni.I
collar and cuffs only .c.
The Black Mo0l-Lustie SKIRT r'',"
tecd not 10 shrink. only 81
lc0 dozen L1rge-Sizc Plfe-llArn NUS
Towels. Sc. api'c
- chenille Table-Coyers, sold ies s.
now 69c
Granite Duck. y l-2c. yard.
ladies' Staullng-Coi.ar-. new s1a' 70
Zoe
Snow-Cap soap. only lc. cake.
An shades 0r Ga Flannel 6lc. yar
zine Imported Bay-RIm. l9c. botN.
AN Lawns reduced 10 l.-c. yafi
COM ana look 10 OUT Remnant 'ol
Gertlemens Heavy Work.ue-Sa.rts
G4nt,anen'- Atwood Elue-l.
shirts. reduced o. ti2j from $40.
Ipdie0-Rlu- calico. 3-ic. yIri.
Good Heavy Brown Cotton. 5-ic
y i-2c. Dress-Giueh4ms reduce o.
We an. Offering great barsaI
Blankets. buy them now. You 'In
lust about one half We viii ia
aside Tor SOU by paying small sl,- 10
them
JULIUS SYCLE x SONS.
THE TOWER.
Corner Second ami Broad
fAu If-gtf