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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
pfut5d)e 9aelobner.

gparum rplt itr eusr esbtn lang dntsrsr Ssrren
Iisntr isin! rsun su6 bic spleens @elcsenttit ettp-
ten pirb, ~ ietr nisbrissn prstfsn unO fstr Itteralen
sssiusunssn, Gin sissn Ssim ~ sranssn, mas brt
IN istts Dsutitsn Sruft stbVrsn IN.
gesssn barter 3stsn p~trtaufsn mir bic ednbsrsisH
her y. =. Rs. 60. In Central WinnsfSta, ,u benz
talbsu qesrtt ~esrfsitsn; nGmli6 ron $50 bic 400 per
adtr, unb duf 5 Sabre 3tit.
aauft su6 .u hisfsn ntssrissn yrsifsn unh sanfis
Gen Sseinsu nstn, elm Siad sane, une In turssr Belt
fsit itr uuabtdnsis, unb Elm isssr Santfdlas, tsrn
itr ttut IN fur susr sissn unb sursr 6amiIis Drtl
Damn bSrt itr nttts mstr ron pertisu lpfsr 3tit uue
brau6t fsins Sausrsnts meier ~ ~bsiatisn; In hsr 1td
stn snsibspspsrths 3utaab, fsin sissnsr %unabtan.
aiaer SER iu lein. 204
gesssn aartsn unb Ssf6rsibunssn f6rsibt an
A. f.. JOHNSON e. Co..
Land and Emigration Agents,
1875 Cat Ste etrabe, ct. YamI, Niun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
0elo III nerletben.

Sd babe einise Sauieno Collars, ole 81.
aentbum BON Yrlpatperionen iinb, auf pers
beiiertes @runoei9ertbum 81 perletben.
y Is, O o r m q n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09


Sm Sabre 1868 tsadnu 6srr s. Y. Nodtttns nit
Der 5abrttatien res Or. Wdres ointment. Sabre
laus musts sr lid tinittsppcu NIT beftrdniten Nit
tsln, feline game 8rdft edtei aufs SptsI fesene une
an6ma an eem Grfplae rtrJreifslne, sneltb absf
eelans 90 Tim he 9Ttfsri On sriinesn, eamtt elm Sah.
ltnets StftGft dubutducu, uue or indhte ben Nd
men .3r. Dare's" su elmer SdustdltanBssB enen.
nuns In ldufsnten Won trautsn Ssims. Sea6rsne
al tisisn ldrseu Sdbrsn Res ftrsreu &rteis
tens uut g6artens tdbtt Serr gpdtttns rrr rsnia
tardu eae MANNER i'd 70 ~rGraciisn tpnnten in St,ua
duf ittss Rettspririip as ~ unttrrctnen, Tin fetuts
8ti6dttts ~ bsrdutsn ure ~ reriutcn, eie 6rthtt
fsiner lsbsnslanasn arbeitsu snIutstmisu. Su tiCsr
Sinfdt aber mu ets er bic trdurtae Grfdtruns ma
den, has or I'D setGuibt latte. Sn rsribieeerCn Sc
aenesn hes eanets taudtsn Bogus Gsenter auf,
reid Rsei,insn dnbpteu, he lie atruee 70 gut dls
tt Won Or. Ndre otter ais eefen et9sne amp risfsn,
rreur6 tdufs bic 8uneen irrraCfutrt rureen. intem
Ne fd6teu, fs fauften ben etten Irtttel. lin tater
fsia 8sibdft W ftussn ure eent am Splts btaduaCren
Bttrua rrr,ubsusen, tautte Serr g1dttirs ron Mid
arb g4dre eds %ptltsrrfe Rsht, fsineH Ndmeu ais
9rdes'Wtart flr sine pple Ausrabl an Weet,iucr ,u
astrduten une lief eitIelbe In Der Der. Staten Ia
tent 8 ffiee unttr Nc. d, 5S5 resifrirCn.
9as Runesn dne ttermtt sriutt, edrauf gu ietsn.
tae DIR gparts" .g1a,fins" une a90inena" AMI it
her Flafds ttnstblaisn une auf iseem lmfhlae &c
Srudt fnh unt lid nitts llnsbtss cher Elm ftGeltdss
Subfitpt atten ~ ldfen.
9. n. Uatttrs ebicdIGp O.,
bic ~sin,iaen une dleirtacr Nddfplacr ron s. Y.
Watfins une 8itdrt Ndre, gpinpnd, Winn
= Il ySn1fr IT her assnt tdr Stsarns Gcuu'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Galuanihrtr Dadjrinnrn l..

Sd babe 5000 8uf salranifttt Ddtrtnntn he PER
z tld 10 Suf mtTtn, %rrrrattia, he fttr bigis in
Wirfiitfsit 70 ttaie ale 'tnntrnt. ~pCriautt rtrstn.
Tieft Srrtt Iahrinntn IN aus fttr pitltr 6rIrttn
ftn 3inntrntn epr,uitttcn, ndmtHtlit neil ft rrH
t~tttutent %Idnsersr 1aur fnt, une Is III asraet tds,
ras an iteem Idtt ftin irutt. 1875
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Sumorift(6es.

NnS Il GLIDER G%ebrbube.
rWeiterin, fommen Sic bod mol
raid bee Der Weiitsr 1tdst nod Der
BeiSjonse."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-05-09
Minnesota zaus.

SEQ. 8. Sperbed d, gt9entbimer, Ct
Slouo, WInn.- Suite Stallung uno Wai=
Ter befiuoen iih beim Sauie.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26
cIu,. Life Among women.

do approve u the extent 20 which
club Iifo anong women has been car
riod. WRITES Ruth Ashmore in M nr'itle
doprocat,ng The R,stlessness 81 the
Aac" ~ Tnc Ladies Homo journal I
dotAl i u charming i,r women - meet
and tax o.cr that which is interesting
10 each ol r. but rather like the old
fashlcaed way. when all wumankiud
mot ~ the Afternoon. some with Is BIT ~
faL,y work some with hands tint y, re-
rc>t.nr'. then. ~ 10 grew near SIP.
pcriii.e, (. g husbands I'D son, appear.
a., ana after sulp,r all had merry
tine togc,ilcr Tho advanced woman
ray, that was Ito day &. gos.in. but !
hayc q 81 the INIT Il guest - many
clul-, std ave I,ycr heard Il. n I Il
p.riy ns1.t. malicious - sip | l.. o
III the co.. ;. winch, iirst 81 de
u.aid thai 10 m,I.bc shall J sisters
~ words ~ we'll rs ~ deeds I'll 'nnds
pU tive; 'ut ny deer girl. u Is true
The malice and eyil speaking that come
ont ~ Tho society are Jn a. pgomi-
ncut IN the club aud are. ! ihiug. u
litt!o IL 20 daring Z. q desire for posi-.
ton Is great, AID the l. try - 10 presi.
dent or chairman. or Whatever tho office
may u, hri.ss out all the petty faults
that the advanced woman scorns and de-.
clarcs wefe RELOCATED 10 the sewing
circle
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26

There bias hoen deal of maid calum.
ny h, apod GA the postoi!ice and the bu-
reau ~ engraving and printing for the
lack Of stlo6atlyeness on the back OF
the new stamps. But there has not been
such pointed rehukc as came through
the mail the other day on letter ad.
dressed 10 a member u the Press club
IL WIS pointed IN more ways than one.
for the stamp was fixed 10 tho letter by
large safety pin. IL was from another
enicrprisiug member Of the Press club
10 a colleague IN the city. No had
gone up the country little way. and
III one of the b..ckwoods towns Of Mary
land got hold Of some of the stickless
issue Of stamps first sent out from
Washington The resourceful newspa-
per man after licking tho stamp in
vain. pinned it 10 the envelope a afore-
said and wrote under il short note 20
Postmaster Willet explaining that he
had purchased u stamp for the letter.
but lad no other way Of fastening il OH
He suggested that If the letter did not
reach Washington in the same train
with the stamp it was the fault Of the
government, and he asked that Mr.
Willett make personal matter of see.
ing II delivered ut the Press club. -
Washington Post.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26
NHoHt-s foR HOUSE DOGS.
Bullh Thrm Scat E.d-. Well Protected
lrA,u The 4 tcuteuts

II you own cool Geg, do not kick
him outdoors wbsu sou 30 60 hei aaA
ten itaat,thift rhimself lie cannot
io,.i .,i 20 remain good dog long
(ictatl .. largo dry goods box. eat Il
ciiru'ar iioic. insf is,naugh for the do'
20 ra. through. ~ one 81 & IT ~. hnx
rear t..e o.d sailaloo Zap ~ CARPET
arose lhr fule 20 keep oct tho ~ind.
Pui ouasiepiug roc: - matched board
aud fac house ~ 80 pen shod ~ 30
fh g'is.1o nf u building a dog wltii
f.,h atitlt'uee. although It - cheap,
W,'i 'fsrl rIff pot Now ct -fst4..i
Suos q n,pty Nio and fast,u b. near
ti" des house. q little hgh,f tHau
yoUr D. al 80 il vii not DO an obstacle.
ai1 +tsri' og' - = tai pct ant T.. .cu
- tapf. about Xix tot ugh String tho
ring Il Ito d,g's clian % 1t before ias.
teuing u II - ihan hut s second $ work
60 snap or uniap the chain from tho
dog 'scsliar ue animal can have fine
run out % tho post and back. inAuriuc
hcaii.i ahd cleanliness. aud tho way he
will make the chain jingle along that
"ilc VIII make yon admire the Cuuiriv-
ancc Give tho dog 40 occasional bath
with flfa soap or q rubbing with bag.
giug Insect powder also VIII kali fcas
II busted dry into tno hair 4 dog sod
should ~ varied. with not too much
meat. though - bone IS always u boon 10
him-taDlo scraps. Johnpycako made
II meal and fine middlinRs. with little
boncmenl 10 H. and dried beet root
stale bread from tho bakers will piece
out the dogs menu. Remember also hat
puro water IS as important as food
For all purposes Of tire farmer tho
Scotch collin IL tho choice dog fIc will
not only drive stock by instinct. but Is
good wa her. fond u children. and
often % game hunter 81 vermin. squir
reis. etc. Scotch. lrish fox.
bull aad Other sorts--are valuable ami
mails not oily for hunting rat but as
house dogA 90 detect robbers they arc
uDcqualod. They arc generally safe and
gainy. amusing pets Foxhounds rem.
dor an excellent service 10 poultry rats.
ors. hut settlers, pointers and such pets
81 hunters cannot bo trusted aro,. 4
poultry They aro better kept Oh the
chain. being often snappy in disposition
Beware ~ Spiiz dogs and degenerate
Ncwioundlands. as they arc promo %
bite and seem especially liable 20 by.
drophObia A puro Newfoundland makes
noble protector. especially for children
when near tho water. A thoroughbred
- Bernard IL tho Doblcst and safest Of
canine companions. but they arc too
high priced tor tho average farmer. -
Country Gentleman
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26
fa.

Ia 1860 Mr Carway the first Lon
don tea dcalef 40 ~ I. piu l6s ~ 5ue
poE pound. i.Dd u was valuable crpual
~ 1864 fof tho East india coupiny ie
mako u pfcarni ~ two pounds Of ioa .,
Catmiine. qaen 81 Cbmies Il "a
i5el tho price had fallen ~ from ~.
90 30 It wa. kept up partly u an im
port duty of . shilling- Ga the pnunt
but mainly by the export duty lryiod
~ CAinn Those duties were flo grnal
difficulty ~ tho early trade with iht
thuesa empire ~ one time au uddi
timial 80 pr cent was added
Tho Caution merchants poiir0uol
against ih- ana SO i;3G i'ie cnlrfo'
agf, 81 o. take 10 %. but ne .aid mof
chants nn eomr 70 hear tbs act -
grace rciI on Their knees lIawcvcf
they nll ut together AMI . SOLVED ai
their honor not 30 submit % fnis slav ii
pOstuge. aud the emperor was apji4i
oHtiy ollg. q % Riye ~ --t,uod WORD.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26

Here l. "a story u PagaHini Ouce
when ~ pari. ne jumped INTO eab and
ordered thn dfiycr - take hiiu quickly
10 ,ho thcaicf. wh'to an in.paimGi au
dienco was waiting to hear hin, perform
famous piece 81 mnsic on one string
~ HI violin
what tho faro bee inquired
For you. sir. said tho dnvcr 10
ffaues
Iuu jest laughed tho great gio
liu.f
"Aotso You charge a. much iui q
plac" 10 our concert
lagnnini was silent tor a moment anfl
then. w,ih "a compliment glance ut the
oyerreachiug cabinai. SAID. handing hlul
d'eont fare. I'm pay yum 10 francs
when yon aftye NE 90 ono wheel
Montreal Ssaf
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26
Tho heavenly nr...

notice that tn mot ~ tho styles ~
tpil r'quirn nn erect attitude There arr
the ihausrnd- - eifl. behind counter,
many .ucii pcrfuus through tho iLhu
mauity 4 employers comp llodto stand
even when hccaus. Of - Lack of custom
ers there J. no need that they stand
Then There are all the carpenters. and
the stonclna-ons and the hlach,nlifhs,
and the farmer. and tho eugiuccr-. and
'he ticket Jpon's. and the conductors
IN moot trades, IN most occupations.
they must stand But ahead Of al those
who loye and serve tho Lord is resting
place, "a complete relaxation 81 fatieucd
muscle, something cushioned and mp
hclstcr,d and embroidered. with the
very case of heaven. They shall sit
down Rect from toll. rest froiu pain.
rest from persecution. rest from unccr
tainty beautiful. Joyous Transporting.
everlasting rest.
ola. mtn and women Of the frozen
north. and 1.-THE blooming south. aud from
The roalD ~ the rising or setting sun.
through G.iist get Your sin, fcT.It,n
AID staff fer tic Ii;co Wore Won nay
Ut last 1T down IL ll.s~tnl rsco. Is
from the fatiguts Of earth. whiie IL rc
roll over you the rauiurcs Of heaven
Many Of you have had such arough Ia
Sic IN this world that If your faculties
wcre not pcifcct III heaven yuu would
some time forget yourself and say, lit l.
tine for me 10 start on that journey.
or 1T must he time for me 10 count ont
tie drops ~ that medicine. or 81 won
der what new attack there j. on me
through tho newspapers" Ct DO YOU
think Will save anything Of those crops
from the rrasshoppcrs. or the locus,s. or
the dronghfs: OF wonder how much
| have lost in that last bargain" or Il
must hurry lest miss the train No,
no! The last volume Of direful. earthly
experiences will bo finished. Yea. the
last chapter, the last paragraph. tho last
sentence. the last word Finisl
Frederick the Great. Notwithstanding
the mighty dominion over which hc
reigned. was - depressed az times he
could not speak without CRYING. and
carried "a small bottle OF quick poison
with which 10 end his r. when hc
could stand IL no longer But give YOU
this small vial Of gospel anodync, ono
drop 81 which. not hunting either body
or soul, ought 10 soothe all unrest and
put your pulses into an o.crnal calm.
They shall come from the east. and
from the west. ard from the north. and
the south. and shall cit down.
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u u yaung couple o. -ure enough 81
tiielf s"n ahliitytp snap, thet ns'' nc
rorli.a 'ofne.f acfgal nuan. - v'iituf
iug into mairimDnt they ar ~ stG ~
,.fed N9f.s SIR. Barton llafppn Ri
lbei44is. Home journal 800. Is ID
r4u ' t'io ea-c that yonns H.u NOW
fsta- hao. & lcf 30 fnd hi3n 80 ru.-'
spnef sufficient mcmm tor.vhi. Hnu-,
iss 1925 loimo be dnr'. ann" III.
ffivisgt ~ "a wifo
1a est E" nJ r'a-On ~ .ii4.t i giti
mar ing Young q circumstances insnt.
t.Aaf rasaaa'lc protect. n-a'usl
tae d5sbonifs pins apitfiiion - f'Ncri'
sniasuuF htid TIM Iunp- ait llvei
d. D. 3 aietes - h.t ss.daihg tie..iii-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26

4 writer in The New England kitoA
en- Is Of the opinion that the teaching O
cooking III the future will b. III III
hands of spccialists-that is, the worl
will DO divided into branches, as cook
Ing for the sick, the preparing Of meat
making bred and tine like The write
further states that the demand i0l
teachers Of the household arts seems :,
be greater than the supply. There hay,
teen rany calls lately for teachers 81
cookery wIo are also qualified 10 toaci
sewing and millinery. and good salatie,
have been offered ranging from $9oo e
81, 300 ror year -"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26

Holen--Poor. dear George must hc
devoiing himself 10 In incs- strictly.
Florence-Whaj ruakes you think 80.
dear?
Hclen--Why, h. unly WRIT. me twice
. day now Chicago Tribune.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26

The treasury Of treasures in the new
mosque AZ Tripo!i, Syria. is magnifi-
cent gold casko. in which arc placed
three hairs from the Prophet Moham.
med's beard
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26
How Wei
You're Looking.
Friends All Surprised
At tho Wonderful Benefit Frc.n
Hoods 81 seaparllla.

&C. . Hood q 20. Ioveil. s.nss
"Gentrineh Whenever meet friends nov
whom bltc unt seen for some time iic first
thing thy zen rally remark concerns ny Gcshy
and liea'liy appearance Thry ask what have
been dolug, ! haze one answer iur ail. 'Ohi
nothing oniy taking Iood's Safsaparilla.'
have been afflicted for thirty years with y dry
scaIy Eruption OF the Skin,
affecting 10 times my entire body bai msini,
confined 60 my limbs and more especially 20 ms
legs from my knees down 70 ny feet Tie skin
which had been solid iHass - Try scales foi
years. broke ont about year ago into running
s1frs. 81 ono time lad ~ many Is nine on
vne limb vii were about tie bic II silver
ten cent lle-e. They eaMaeA NC great moon
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26
Party and Polite.

\ few weeks ago. after had preached
in ono Of the churches in this city, a
man stage red up on the pulpit stairs.
Mandolin drunk. saying. 81 am one ii
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26

b. aI Theses regions afe mcD md
weu with tho c9nacraiim # Ml
W. 81 f wlo. omhafEgus far the
mis tommy work iu Airca ,aid - q fel
loss fudenf n die ~ Africa. coine
aud write mt epiaph What shall !
wfiie faf suf oniiapb. -id The stu
dsnt Write. aid b.. "these words
Let IS thousand fail hoioro Africa h.
gifcg rI
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-01-26
THEG0SPEL'S POWER


80 rrstsi'ss . f'oafliai an1 iopu 10 .,f
'""n o. N"w tet. gsiia4 tof in 500
iesi ti's Points If iiis co,ni,s,. 90, iie.,
- Iasf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24
PUERTO-RlCO EN- CHICAGO
VIII

SUMARIO: O:-Puerto- Rico en- la Exposition
Universal de Matanzas. Memoria del
doctor don Agutin Sthal, representan-
to de la Diputaci6n Provincial, ,-Puer-
to-Rico en- Amsterdam y Barcelona.
Desde 1843, SO realizaron en- la Isla de
Cuba, Certamenes regionales, va solo de
productos agrfcolas, 8 de la Industria bajo
todas sus fases; pero el creciente progreso
de la gran Antilla, hicieron sentir despu6s
Ia necesidad do dar latitud 4 dichos actos
de ahf que el prestigioso cubano don
Carlos del Sol concibiera 81 proyecto de la
Exposition de Matanzas que, al inaugu-
rarse 81 2 de Abril de 1881, vino patenti-
zar los poderosos elementos dc que dispo-
ne aquel pals para obtener lugar honroso
entire los mas adelantados.
Do Puerto Rico fguraron en- la Expo
sicion Universal de Matanzas, los produc-
tos siguientes: IN modelo de maquina de
vapor vertical de alta preston, algunas es-
casas muestras de licores, aceite de COCO,
Cera, fbra textil, dos DE- ron, una de az1-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

hol, suceso de que ia habia dado cuenta
ell TELEGRAPH aunque de una manera con-
fusa. El captain del vapar ingl6s L01srss+
tina que, procedente de Santiago de Gu
ba, lego & Baltimore, dice que el dfa IS
del corriente, uno de los marineros de la
tripulaci6n de dicho barco, al pasar cerca
de un fuerte de Santiago, recibi6 el QTS6n
U6Ve dc un centinela. FL marinero, que
no comprendfa el espanol, en- lugar de
contestar y de pararse, echo correr y en-
tonces Ell centinela, cumpliendo con la
consigna, hizo fuego, dejando muerto al
marinero, cuyo cadaver fue trasladado al
fuerte. El despacho afiade que el capitan
del Laurest6aa reclamo ell cadaver, pero
que ell comandante del fuerte Sc nego q
entregarlo. Termina diciendo que el in
dicado captain ha dirigido una queja a.
gobierEo ingles, explicando 10 ocurrido;;
Tai es la version que da el corresponsal
de Baltimore, que no SO ha distinguido,
por cierto, por hus muestras de simpatfa q
Espaha."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

el1valor de estos frutos sufra depreciation
por cualquier concepto, en- los mercados
consumidores s
Premio. Medalla de orc y diploma.
Segundo. Bolsas de Comercio; su es-
tablecimiento en- Espana y proyecto de su
extensions & esta Provincial.
Prenio o.-Medalla de orc y diploma.
Tercer o. Estudio acerca do los. Mate
riales de Construction propios del Pals, y
practicos puedan oonducir al mejor en-
Hpleo de los mismos.
Premio o.-Medalla de orc diploma.
Cuarto. 8 inconvenientes
del regionalisno On Literature. u
Pfenaio. Una plumad dc orc y diploma.
Quinto. o.-Poesla hrica: metro y asun-
to ibre.
Premio.-Un pensamiento de oroy di
ploma. Z
El plazo de admission de los trabajoG
terminara 81 L. de Octubre pr6ximo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24
N0TIGlAS GEAERALEs

& Los diez billetes dela Loteria Provin-
oial, (sorteo del 20 de Mayo proximo), que
han dc sortsarse el 80 del mes actual entire
los suscriptores de La CORRESPONDENCE,
son los siguiientes: I ,958-5,ss5-1 959m g..
80, OIL y 20, ,73O. So adjudicaran al po-
seedor del billete que resulte agraciado
con el prenio mayor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

Parte de la Policia Municipal do hoy
es el siguie3nte; Detenidos dos individ99s
otro por dormir en- el paseo de la Princesa,
etro por embriaguez, detenidas tres muje--
res por Ell seflor Inspector do hygiene, de-
tenidos y multados dos individuos por
gritar la venta de provisiones, denunciado
y multado ell carrero Francisco Alamo por
echar el cieno do una lotrina On la alcan-
tarilla dc la calle de la Tanca a. la una y
media de la aoche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

Nuestro querido amigo Ell doctor don
Cayetano Coll y Toste ha obtenido 81 pe1a-
somGe1ato de ORC en- los Juegos Florales de
Mayagiiaz con su poesia titulada H0cGG la
zatz, lena clos pueblos SO redimen por la
virty1d el trabaiO."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

Vieques. ST los particulares q quienes Sc
ha pedido contribuyan tan piadosa obra,
responder atisfactoriamente, en- la prime
ra quincena del proximo mes Sc dara prin-
cipio q las obras del citado hospital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24
ne Inc EsnEntEIeas onaua,n;u,as. dol n

De LOS ESPECiFle0S- ge1auines del pals,
ninguno como la S"Sol1ci0n Vital Gadea, .
pues debido q sus resultades nraraVillosOs
ye ha propagado rapidanente al extreme
le no haya llegado y hecho ser1tir sus bon
ladies' p Los debilitados por CONSEQUENCE
le intermediates, excesos de la juventdd
del trabajo. etc. deben probar una me-
Gcina que sin duda ha de reportar bene-
Ecios incalculables en- su salud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24
TEMAS PARA FL CERFAMEN

Que bdbrd de ceIebr01' lG Socaedad Eco
n6msco de Amigos del Pats 1eI 10 De
Nov6enbre del co4r6elate d1Io.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

Ell M0DEL0.- 0.-Sombrererfa y Camiserfa.-
San Justo 17.-Las mejores camisas, los
meiores sombreros, las mejores corbatas
y paraguas propios para la estaci6n. Pu-
beratisimo. bar % No hay NADIA mas que pc pc
dir. - --... 4-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

PrimerO. Plantaciones que puedan
sustituir q la cana 8 al cafe con iguales 8
mayores rendimientos, en- 81 case de que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

Hay animation para asistir manana
al benefcio de la tiple seflorita Araceli D.
Aponte, que tendra lugar mafana en- 1el
Coliseo de esta Ciudad, poniendo en- esce-
obra titulada clos Diamantes de la Co
roma"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24
San Juan p. R., Tetuan 1S.
Nos escriben de Naguabo:
A. RAUSCHENPLAT.

En- el dia de aver (2I del actual,
tuvo lugar ell bautizo de la nifia Maria Ro-
sario, hiia de los senores don Felix Nava-
rro dofia Rosario del mismo apellido,
siendo padrinos de dicho acto, don Rafael
y dofia Rosario Ortiz. Los concurrentes
al acto fueron obsequiados galantemente
por los esposos Navarro con dulces GER
veza, no faltando las targetas alusivas al
acto." s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

Segdn nuestras noticias, en- Toa-baja
es obieto de los concentrates del dia, la fu-
ga de un vecino del lugar nombrado Cam
panillas. Llamase este jose Maldonado
y Sc ocupaba de cuidar reses & partir be-
nefcios, en- terrenos que al efecto4 habfa
arrendado, gozando do Ia conhanza publ
ca. Tenfa mucho gauado en- esas condi-
clones; alguno, de personals que no conta
ban con otra renta nj otro capital para
atender las necesidades de la vida. Ell
tai Ma1donado desapareci6 de Ia noche
la rnaf1ana, calculandose por los Interest,"
dos que SO ha llevado consigo unos veinte
mil pesos.
10 curioso del caso-segdn ell amigo
que esta noticia nos ~comunica, = es que
despu6s de la desaparici6n del Maldonado,
algunos indiv1duos de los que tenian re-
ses en 81 poder, para cobrarse, han en-
bargado las que quedaron; este, como es
natural. con perjuicio de la masa general
de acreedores que entienden y entianden
bien Que eI sehor Juez de Vega-baJa de-
IBERIA iniciar I'm concurso entire los intere-
sados para que todos pudiesen cobrar en-
la deblda proportion, sin que unos resulta-
sen benefciados con perjuicio de los de-
mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-24

ANA De CRIA.-La fannilia que desee
una anna de cria sana, puede dirijirse &
Isidora MARQUEE Gonzalez, plazuela de
Santiago ndmero entire Fortaleza y San
francisco (calle de O'Donell.) 81