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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

Last summer one of our grand chil,
dren was sick with severe bower
trouble Our doctors remedies had
60 ;iad then we tried Chamberlain's Col
10 Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
wh;ch gave very speedy relief. We re-
gard it as the best medicine ever pun On
the market for bowel complaints. Ne
+. G. Gregory, Fredericks.own, mo.
This certainly is the best medicine ever
nut ON the market for dysentery' sum
mer com plant, collie and cholera inIan'
tum in children. Ii never Tails 10 CIV
prompt relief when used in reasonao.t t
time and the pla printed directions
are followed. Many mothers have eA
messed their sincere gratitude Tor tn'
cures 1t has effected. For Sale oy D. N
Jones.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PENSIONS.

We learn from our Chancery
clerk that those whose names are
already on this list, will not be
required to renew their applica,,
tions. Blanks will be furnished
those whose names are not on
tbe list. and who want to apply,
as. soon as the clerk receives
them from the State auditor.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

Canton now has telephone con
nection with Baconville, Camden,
Revive, STAINS, Carthage and
Virlillia and contracts are out for
Kirkwood, Couparle, Cobbville,
Oaks, Sharpsburg, Sharon, Lofts
vile, Millville, Oklahoma and
Vaughns. When connected with
Vaughns we will be in communi-
cation with Yazoo City, Pickens,
Jacksonville, Berryville. Benton,
Ebeneezer and other Yazoo and
Holmes county points. This is
something new in our history
and a great convenience and evil
dence of progress. We are in
debted for all this to Cantons
clever, energetic and irrepress-
able banker L. Foot. He is out
now after Flora, Anderson, Liv-
ingston and Kicks and will get
them before he comes in. Hur-
rah. for Foot and Canton. We
have got one of the most beauti-
full and business towns in the
State and the motto of her peo-
pie should be upward and on
ward.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

The ladies of the Methodist
Church had quite an enjoyable
and profitable Ice Cream enter
tainmant at the Court house on
Tuesday night. God bless the
ladies: what would the churches
be without them. and poor old
man lust wouldn't ''be in it at
all but for them.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12
HON. HIRAM MCGEHEE.
one OF the Best Men In the State for Rail-
Road Commissioner.

Hon. Hiram McGehee of Frank
lin county is one of the best and
truest men in the State. That
he is competent for railroad com 4
missioner is admitted by all who
know him, He is running from
the southern district. He is a
native Mississippian, having
been born and reared in Frank
lin county. where he now lives.
He was born in 1854 and educat-
ed in the common schools. His
grandfather settled in Amite
county in 1912. He is connected
by ties of blood with some of the
most prominent people in the
State. and has the largest rela-
tionship of any man running for
Office. He served as a member
of the board Of supervisors for
eight years, having been elected
when only twenty-one, serving
most of the time as president.
He was a conspicuous and infiu-
entail mem Der of the late consti-
tutional convention. Of one of
his speeches delivered there it
was said that it contained more
sound sense and stubborn facts
than any made during the term.
The Memphis Appeal said of
him: Notably among the young
men of the convention was Nc
Gehee of Franklin. He never
thrusts himself forward in any
sense, but he was invariably well
posted and discreet. and showed
Chat he was cool, clear-head and
free from suspicion of demagogy
in action and expression" Mr..
McGehee served in the State sen
ate of 1892 "a, and was a promi
nent mem Der of the railroad and
educational committee. By oc
cupation he is a farmer and has
had ten years experience in the
mercantile business. He is {
consistent mem Der of the Baptist
church, Knights of Honor ano
Odd Fellows. He was prOmi
nent member of the Grange ant
Alliance serving as State vice
president of the latter Organiza
ton, but withdrew from it whel
the third party was ORGANIZED
and took the stump for Democra
} cy. In 1893 he was rendered
unfit for manual labor by having
his arm broken in three place
and shoulder dislocated. ii
will enter the convention with
, large following, being especial,
strong in South Mississippi. II
has been true and faithful in al
the walks of life, and his friend
. are confident would continue i
that course if elected to the OF
fee Memphis Commercial Al
peal.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12
SHILOH SCHOOL HOUSE.
Near Artoi, Springs. Miss. July 500
EDITOR TINES:

EDITOR TINES
At the meeting of the Convention call
ed to meet as this place to consider the
question of free coinage of silver on the
4th day of July, after an animated dis
cussoin of the subject by the various
candidates for the Legislature, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAs.-We the people Of District
No. =, of Madison county, Mississippi,
in convention assembled. in considera-
ton of the fact that there now exists a
stagnation in all business connections
and paralysis of commercial indus
tries to great extent, which we attrib-
ute to hostile legislation by our National
Congress in regard to one of the funda-
mental metallic monies of our country,
viz: Silver. And
WHEREAS. feel that it is incum
bent upon us to express in clear and
definite terms the position We occupy
upon this momentouS question. We do
now
Resolve,-That we are in favor of an
| immediate restoration OF the white
metal to it's former place in circulation
as one of the primary monies of this
country, and in order to fully express
our sentiments on this point, we do
further
Reselve.-That we are in favor of the
free and unlimited coinage of silver at
the ratio of 16 to !, without any refer
ence to international agreement, and we
further
Resolve,-That we do most fully en-
dorse the Monroe doctrine, and that We
desire our general government to invite
a more cordial alliance and intercourse
between the Republics of America for Of
fensive and defensive purposes. and we
further
Resolve,-That we will support in the
coming primary election no candidate
unless he be in full sympathy with these
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12
CANCELLED.

Hon. H. C. McCabe informs us
that an urgent telegram calling
him home from Holly Springs
campells him to CANCEL his en-
eagement to speak in Canton on
Saturday.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

From the best information we
can obtain from our farmers tits
believed the cotton crop will be
from Is to 25 per cent short of
last year. This condition has
been induced by a late spring;
decreased acreage by reason OF
increased food stuffs, rain. grass
and bad stands. In every quar-
ter there has been too much rain
for cotton, and in many it has
been very badly damaged. When
we remember that the making
season is over by about the goth
Of August THAT is as to squares
that will open before frost) we
will see that it is late for cotton
to recover and make full crop.
The boys" say that a mile and
a half Of the limpid water OF the
Pearl has been transferred to
Shoccoe. Ice has risen in price
and live stock have become
scarce on accounted the magnifi
cent and liberal preparations
the good people of Shoccoe arr
making for their friends. W.
hope all visitors will appreciate
such kindness and that no ac
nor incident may occur to mort
lfy our entertaining friends. w
hear it limited snakes might b.
bad, bnt we hope no one will b
injured.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

citizens Of the lower end
"A '' No, S will give q grand
Enc n, e' and picnic near Oaks
H. aSrrs.dav!the .1Sth'inst. Every
is invited. a;.4oo
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

\ i. schmidt representing
! = l,b Schlitz Brewing 60.
|os W II pIranch is in town. He
| RI, clever, fine looking gen
e h and ii Just seems to have 2, a
n . al the beer business OF the
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

The TINES does all kinds OF
lob Work from postal card TO
a pamphlet with neatness ana IN
tasteful style. We soilcl. your
patronage.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12
LOCALS.

McDonald from Green
\ M Y : visit to his friend,
walter j Holland.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

chamberlsin's Cough Remedy cures
colds. Group and whooping cough. its
rIeasani. safe and reliable. For SAFE os
b. +. Jones
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

I,oarn Mrs. Preston Horn
n IL May the wisdom OF
ii, and the healing balm
| |sl'l) most potent medicinal
liz n and the loving ministra-
N Kindred hands soon re
to health.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

N Business Mems League
binly deserve the credit OF
ii to the last man, woman
Ehild for the good reads the
TACT system inaugurated by
! has given us. The differ
between our roads and 9th
|re very perceptable to any
eoing out Of and returning
|ur district. We hope the
I'm may upon further trial
K satisfactory in every par.
br as bad roads have been a
etO this county.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1895-07-12

/ friend and kinsman j. M.
|has made us several pres
ma week Of fine cantaloupes
n we relished very much:
[is a good trucker, good
IN, clever fellow generally
Ne believe a sound money
As well as sound all around.
Idy Allen, a young man
/ I'll years Of age stabbed
killed a man by the name OF
II at a dance in Leake conn-
bout eight miles southeast
Irthage. Hogue is reported
q rough character. Allen
|endered.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17
ULTIMA. H0RA

Noticias que tenemos por seguras, nos
hacen creer,-cOmo dijimos ayer,-que no
tienen fundamento las noticias que circu-
Ian Dor ahl respecto de amenazas de de-
sembarc0 de f1libusteros en- esta Isla aGn
cuando so han tornado precauciones por el
Gobierno General,
Lo positive es que On la mahana de
hoy segun SO nos asegura, SO ha recibido
un cablegrama de Santo Domingo, anun-
ciando que la junta revolucionaria cubana
establecida en- aquella Isla, sucursal de la
Central de Nueva-York, ha tornado ell
acuerdo de favorecer los insurrectos de
Cuba, procurando armas y reclutando
gente con el objeto de producer I'm tras-
tornO en- Puerto Rico.
Esto, en- Ell fondo, segdn informes f.
dedignos, es 10 qqe hay de verdad.. Pero
Nj aqu1 encontraran adeptos los revolu-
cionarios que residen en- ell extrangero, nj
Ell G0bierno que esta avisado, SO ha des-
cuidado en- tomar las medidas que el caso
requiere para sofocar cualquier descebo-
1lada int0ntOna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17
RI COLLAR DEL RAJkH

Las dos ausenoias, que Sc notaban en Ia
suntuosa mesa, eran mss lamentadas que todos
SO las pudieran haber supuesto
Con ell R4jah su s6qoito, hab1an desapa-
reoido los briilaotee dolores del Oriente, Las
tinieb1as SO extendfan a]l1 en- donde 81 10 habfa
iluminado TODD con su pintoresca frase.
Con Ia institutriz, hab1a perdido el soberbio
refectorio Ia escu@tural obra maestro que le de-
ooraba; taba desnudo, como un veatfbulo de
nm palaoio del cual sc hubieran levAdo las es-
tatuas.
James Sc mostraba sombr1o.
Tan solo Harry, por un cambio sorprenden-
te de las oosas hunapas sc mostraba tranquilo
oasi alegre. Ola cantar dentro de ST al ruise-
nor de los amores diohosos, Ia serenata de la pa
sion nueva oompartida, que un oaprioho de la
fortuna le hab1a proporcionado.
Oansado del triste silencio que reinaba so
alrededor, Oouroelles, adivinando la causa de
aquel disguato general, Sc decide rompor el
silenoio con un trivial elogjo de la ausente
1-D1gase 10 que Sc quiera--se atfevi6 de.
cir, dirigi6ndose 81 vioario-era una encantadora
persona Ia eef rita Montaigu!
James le oy6 y levant6 Ia oabeza oomo mo-
vido por I'M resorte.
Use aabe q que hora Ia partido de Glen
more9 -
Nadis la hsbta viato.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17
B1s11orEcA DE ''LA CoBREsp 7NDHNc1A"

sobre los hombros, de Ia blancura mate del mar
FL = con los brazos desnudos.
Una sonrisa Sc dibuiaba en- sus labios al
pensar en- 10 que dirfan cuando Ia contemplaran.
La parecfa que una multind de espectado.
res iuvisibles apl udfan So valor; que aquel ms
tante diffcil que franqueaba con tenta tranquil
dad y sangre fria, era IN momento de triunfo
para ella
6u caida, disimuloda por su aatucia. los re-
mordi,nientos que dearfa tras ST, Ia certeza de
que no Sc la podf4 inferir va humiliation alguna
= de que SO lamentar1an sus desgraoias, Ia pres.
taban una fueza sobren. tural
lba l. muerte como una noYia al altar
Habfa liegado ell momento.
Ruido de pasoa que partfan de los eorredo-
res, leg&ban &us oidos,
Tuvo miedo de ser sorprendida en- su obra
de destruction, y destap6 vlvamente ell frasoo
de cristal que habia oolooado al alcanoe de su
msno.
Un olor penetrante de violetas y de slmen-
dras |margas Sc extendi6 por Ia habitaci6n, i'm
pregnando las ropas y revelando la naturaleza
del terrible veneno que habfa elegido Ia ieven.
Despues, ra idamente, como 81 hubiera to-
mido vaoilar en- el dltimo momento, SO hizo Oon
IN alfler de plata una igera herida en- el brazo
dereoho apic6 la boea del faaeo aobre lahes
rida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

I'll programa para el concerto que da-
RI ma6ana en- ell teatro de esta Capital ell
81 siguiente: IT, Oavatina Fantasia bri-
Ilanfe, ejooutada por el mismo. 2. la zar-
zuela en- un aoto, titulada Chateau Ma4"-
gcur, en- la que tomara parte la aplaudi-
da tipIe nifa Colas. 3. saludo & Alema-
MIA y Lander, por Brindis de Salas y 4. o
la bonita zarzuela T0reGr pOr 10 t51ao de-
sempenada por citada nifle Colas, Ia Ro-
driguez, Caporr6s y Nufiaz y 9! niflo Lou
don Mariana Co&8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17
Aver fueron detenidos en- 81 barrio de

Sabana-lIana por el guardia municipal don
Ramon Pifiero, dos individuos muy como
cidos en- esta Capital como cobG5zeros de
industrial llamados JOSS Rodriguez y
Sandalio Agripino, por robo de gallines y
varias piezas dc ropas. Gracias la actl-
vidad del referido guardia, aunque los CO
COS SO dieron Ia fuga, fuor0n capturados
ocup&ndoles los obJetos robados, con los que
fueron entregados al Juzgado. Este par
de 6uenos m0sos hacia dias que campaban
por su respeto cometiendo toda clase de
fe0hOriaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17
Don Manerto Ohanza. nronietario d

Don Mamerto OOaNZa, pronietar1O de
Ia casa 11ilnero 1869 lie Ia calle de Tetuan
ha venido 4 qujarso DO cue su inquilina
Maria Sarnniento quieo eacarlo el ojo iz
Quiordo porquo f16 & cobrArle 40 meses de
'o:>j y <5fTaf1.oJ!a "a que n2aaca tabaco, be-
l. r>:s. y .*:> f.:Ez1# cjg>sr1illo Cabanas que
So --8:z.EacL2.1%..G
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Nuestro estimado colaga EJ IeIegr0-
mo dice que public6 I'm dia antes que LA
CORREsPoNDENCIA el proYecto econom1co
tai ha debido someter el Ayuntamiento 6
Junta Municipal. Pero no es dol 5odo
exacta su observation. 81 81 oolega SO f.
ia en- las noticias que adelant6 y en- las q.
publicamos, vera que nosotros nos detu-
Eimos en- detallos que 81 colegs qulza no
aopQGta, leitadoproyeeto 10 ohtuF'moa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

RI Casino do Mayagtiez, SO ha dignado
Ia VeJGdG hWmaOr{St5c0 que ce1ebrara en-
sus salones en- Ia noche de ma1ana DoEnjn.
SO. aemos leido Goa gusto ell prograna
y de 81 SO despronda cue la velada hurno
Ifstica del Casino dc Mayagiiez sera una
fiesta ogradabil1eima y digna de tan culta
gocledad. Agradeoemos infinite la invi-
taci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Aver tuvo Ell gusto nuestro Director,
for Gobernador General, quien le acogi6
con la mas esquisita fineza y cortesfa, re-
oibiendo pruebas inequfvocas de que s. E. =,
sagdn Ia fama pregona, es un ilustrado
gobernante, que deaea subordinar sus &C.
tos la mas s0vera justioia. NuestrO Di-
rector sali6 muy gratamente impresionado
re Palacio, y SO complace en- reiterar al
;iuatre General sus protestas de conside-
raci6n y respeto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17
VARIEDADEs

Cerecedo Hermanos y Companfa, en-
su afan de tener en- su Colmado las mejo-
res conservas, han recibido por dltimos va
pores las siguientes: De 'Noya-Galicia"
I-Perdices en- cscabeche, Calamares en- su
tinta, Peroebes y 5relos al natural. ''Con-
dres, - queso neuchateI, s11 s queso 80 Roquefort, m
queeo crema de Roquefort, Salchich6n de
Foie- gras, i'd. de liebre, i'd. de polio, id. de
ir;5gua, id. de- Vich. Datiles de Fez. Bu-
tif"rr>H catalanas en- manteca; todos estos
articuit,s SO garantizan por ST mismos.
EN- P0HCE.-Brillante OCCASION para
9! que quiera estabecerse ganar dinero Sc alqui-
Ia en- la c"lIe del Comercio en- la cudad de Ponce
fam0s0 local fabrcado dstrbuido expresamente pa
establecimiento de comercio como tienda de mer
ceria quincaa, muebles, colnado, cafe botica Es-
a stuado ell punto mas centricO de Ia ciudad,
deado de los hoteles casas de las mas nportantes
40 pasos de la plaza principal el BancO de Gre
ditto ahorro Ponceno la tienda de mercanca de los
senores A. Iuchetti Compafia Ademas ell fondo del
local, da sObre otra calepudendo utizarse tambien
como entradas al establecimiento. Precio modicO,
para condolences drirse los senores R. Tero y Com
pafia en- dcha ciudad. 6---L
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Don Santiago Claudio Riera ha sidt
nombrado escribiente dc Ia Administers
ni6n General de COYnunicaci0nes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

u r@1I0 1o-. q" F~nc0 ha DIDO doc7r
t.,:5 :: :~-.3uz3 :jtn1>'*o :s.t@ i<>onte aHi&
81 391or don J: 81 C<:r.=ove3 I} rios, ptGav
1zo ilzGjlE@At)1: v=1>tu:-Ia y cuHoc1da or b,
do ol pals, ha pozl*ido ia rez522. S9ntir1a
xnoe n todas veras que tan tzista noticio
s3 90. 4 20.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

el dia anterior de su publication, on el
mismo Ayuntamionto no VIC la luz pd-
blioa 81 misDao dia por falta material de-
0sDaciO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

I'm la hacienda ''Maria" dc Yauco SO
suicide disparandose I'm tiro de revolver
el mayord0mo de Ia misma don Luis Gil
lestra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

outir en- Madrid, y atm puede que sea OBJ
jeto de una inter polaci6n cuando SO abran
las COrtes"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Qu6janse algunas oasas de comercio,
1e que el alumbrado el6ctrico Sc sirve
ahora relativamente mas tarde que antes.
Como los dias van siendo mas cortos, Green
que convene Sc enciendan las luces I'm
1000 mas tempranO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

LAS MEJ0RES naantecas que SO han in
trodUcido en- eata plaza son:-'' La Colmo-
na"-''El Hermitano" (Chicharr6p )-"La
Gustoea" (Ohicharr6# J, Pruoba hac0 f6
OOFINO DEL{3ADO Z Co.'S en- C.-Te-
&v1an nilnerO A. 2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Han sido nombradoa O@ladores de Te-
l6grafos para las demarcaciones de Are
cibo Utuado y de Utua(yo 4 Adjuntae
don Teodoro Jover Ohavalin don Sebas-
&iSN Nave.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17
rH GI %=I;:.>f f.. c.

EN- q N*1I-f ~ - e1tr4do On estes
c>ias La r. c.Dj.:; G@ i><>r<s Bazor IN gran
:v.rtido 0o 1'aG2s las b5aGca8 y negros do8~
4 un p"sG, Il >s=:+l@1s5e Tar7bi6n ha re-
cjbido al 5itad0 os : a}.]:a>i1n:1 11to un0s para
E.:l:a g84ov> 8e" .::5 II. lfn*ro c;*so de s, 9 y
IL poaos uno. Han voni<3o &d8mas otras
lzt>VCG0G@a YrODIa4 g. rALnO. 8-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

NN~8e desea tomar en- aIqUiler una
casa pequena regular, en- sitio c6ntrico.
InformarA don A. T. Lopez, en- esta of
Gina. D)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Anteayer ha debutado en- Mayagios
Ia conpaf1{a Roncoroni CON el aplaudid;
drama de Echegaray titulado Ma1ocho qw'
Taq1q1En
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Por el Gobierno General le ha sido
admitida la renuncia al doctor don Jose
Aida, del cargo de director-m6dicod del La
zaretO de la isla de ''Cabras."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

D1cese que po: disposition del Gobier-
no General fueTz* >t5 Ia guardia civil han
recibido 6rdeu0s g. "a. Tigilar las costao
de Ia lNlse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Dfoese que los vapores dc la Trasat-
l&ntioa que conducen Cuba ell nuevo
cuerpo de Ej6rcito, tocaran en- Puerto
Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

Hemos dido decir no sabemos que
grado lie f1ndamento pueda tenor la mott
ciu, que es possible que s. e. ol Goberna-
dor General vislt8 en- estos dias la Ciudad
de- Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

HOTEL Y RESTAURANT La Cata5arsa
San Francisco Sc y Luna 39.-Excelentes
habitaciones para transeuntes. Comida
1 Ia carta cualQuier hora del dia hasta
laa dosG De IL GOcha. PrAHios popularea. 7
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CAMBIOS.-

En- los prim"ro8 dias de Ia semana en-
tra:sto terlninara la publication de Ia no.
vela GEL Coller del Rajah" que venimos
publioando en- foll9tln. Y seguidamente
empezarenos & publican otra, en- I'm tomo,
muy bonits, e5orita On frances por A. Sir
por el '$Cosnao Editorial', de Madrid, con
el t1t'1lo |'Granuja, Ladr6n Compafl1a".
Es una obra que ha llamado poderosamen-
to Ia atenci6n en- Europa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

$50 que sienbras, cojeras'
Dice IN refrain muy sabid0
Hoy I'm caciquo rocojo
I'll fruto do su cap>'i%bo.
81 Ia justioia torci6
Vali6udoge del partido,
Y q Cnemi8tad purs<nal
Puso tanbi5N 81 S:)rY1c}O,
Muy iusto es que 10 C8epr1eion
Has, .,.ls cOlagaa Naism O.. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

ATENCION.-En Ia Gale de San Jose, nt1-
nero S, Sc proporcionan magn1ficas ha-
bitaciones, conodas y frescas, con buena
mesa y esmerada asistencia por 80 pesos
mensuales. Tambi6n hay habitacionee
para matrimOniOs. 1912
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

barriles aceitunas rs cajas frutas. A
Oerecedo Hermanos y Compadla, 200 ba
rifles aceitunas, y 100 cajas frutas, A 90
ff1o Delgad0 y Compa1fa, 1875 cajas frutas.
A GustavO Bozzo, 50 cajas frutas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-17

duos de Ia archicofradia de Hijas de Maria
y dem6s feligreses mientras q. un coro de
Stas. entonaba varios cantos adecuados al
aOto Oelebr6se una solemne misa & car
90 def sef1or Pbro. don Pedro Pinas y sa-
Cristan don Joaquin A. Peha, tocando el
ammonium don Ramon Moves.
GW La gente de gusto de Rio-piedras
esta de enhorabuena, pues so ACADIA de
abrir ALI, calle del Comercio, C*) I'm exec
lente Cafe dondo ell pdblico en- general y
los seflores pasajoros en- particular, encon-
traran cuanto necesiten. Vinos, icores
y cerveza excelentes. Dulces de todas
classes, cafe, chocolate y refrescos. En-
el mismo establecimiento hay I'm constan~
te dep6sito de hielO que SO vende 4 dos
chavos la libra.
(") No confundirse: MagGdd'a g Voz1edor
90 +
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Escriben de Caguas:

''iQuien creyera, amigo Director, que
muchos que SO iactan dc incondicionalos
y patriotas, 10 son miontras 81 Gobi"rno
que m los caoiques no son mas que especula,
dores de Ia cosa pdblica. L40 aseguro &
usted que 81 alguno de nosotros estuviera-
mos hacienda Ia propaganda que aqu{ SO
viene haciendo,ya estar1anos en- ol Morro
No puedo ser mas espllcito porque 10 q'l1*,-
70 dar pretexto para que me envueLvan en-
una Gauss criminal.