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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
ADVICE TO GIRLS.
just What Love Is. and What Lover
should he.

should he.
You wonder how you viii know when
love comes. and YOU seek for a de1ni-
ton of it in poetry and romance That
wild feeling which sometimes possesses
an unframed girl and results In her
clipping with q young man, who does
not know the meaning Of love In its
best sense-is that this great emotion?
No q thousand times no. Is that ex-
aggerated passion described IN novels.
and which seems to you to entirely
ignore the sensible side Of life. and 10
express in extavagant words the more
extravagant deeds-is that love? No.
a million times no. Love is. first of all.
unselllsh. Then it is sympathetic.
Then it is reverential. No man ever
loved q woman who urged her TO dis
obey her parents. No matter what he
may have said, the love that suggested
this was a poor love-a base imitation
Of the real metal. It is not love which
wishes you to think only OF Il and 10
drive away from you every other good
feeling.
Why my dear girls, when love comes
to you it viii make you more eager to
be more thoughtful Of every one of
those who care for you. 1t will make
you pitiful and anxious to help those
who have not had this great blessing.
and It will make you long to be close
TO God himself for this feeling surely
comes from Eim and Is Of Him. Your
lover Is q poor one if he is not your
friend. and yet you may have a friend
who is not lover. Your lover becomes
a part of your life. What you do in
terests him, what You think about
pleases him, and when YOU are with
him each Of you unconsciOusly lays bare
the life that has been spent apart, and
each gives q sympathy as 10 all that
has been done True love is forgiven.
The man who loves you will be merci-
full to your faults but he will also help
YOU and stand well by you, so that lean
ing on him YOU do not commit this
same error again. And You? Well,
when without a word from him You
know that there is trouble and worri-
ment, you viii prove yourself, if you
love him, his angel of consolation.
Asking no questions, you will be told
all. and the instinct of love will guide
YOU TO the right, and you can offer, not
only sympathy, but wise speech This
is only possible between people who
love strongly; between friends there
may be confidence. but there is nothing
absolutely like this. To a friend one
cannot lay bare ones hearts desire or
hearts ache, but TO that one being who
has the best of you there is nothing toa
sacred 10 tell and nothing too secret to
whisper-Ruth Ashmore in the Ladies'
Home Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithfly Told.

Minor Matters of Interest," brleHS anu
Pithily Told.
The regular meeting OF the w. c.
T. I. will be held Thursday afternoon
at 2:90 o'clock. Mrs. Huntley and Mrs.
Jennie Engle will have charge OF the
conservation service. The officers Tor
the ensuing year will be elected. Al
the members are requested to attend
Visitors are cordially welcomed at
these meetings.
Last evening Miss Carrie Branson
and llr. John Davis, both well known
young colored people Of Martins Ferry,
were quietly married at the home OF the
groom. The ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. Heston, Of the Second
NJ. T.. Church, was a very quiet one,
only few friends and relatives being
present.
The tin mill at the La Belle was OIL
yesterday on account Of break
The Ford family gave a concert at
the Third Presbyterian Church last
night which was we'll attended.
Past Grand Master Odell 6. Long Ii
still in the city, and will address the
Masons in the Temple on the subject,
Fellow Crafts Degree after the same
shall be conferred on candidate at
special meeting to be held by Bates
Lodge this evening, ct which time from
indications, there will be a full attend
ance, not only Of the Masons OF Wheel
ing. but also from the lodges OF the sur
rounding country. We can say there is
& rich treat in store for all those who
shall attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Indi
viduals.


Miss Belle Devine, a teacher in
Richie school, is attending the Com
mencement exercises at Bethany.
Judge Thayer Melvin and Hon. j.
p. Sommeryille are in Parkersburg at
tending United States Court.
Miss Geneyieve Campbell, Of South
Market street, IS Q guest Of friends in
Columbus
James w Paxton departed yesterday
morning for Atlantic City.
Miss Cora Matthews, Of Chapline
street, will leave in few days for Hi
nois to spend the summer with relatives
and friends.
James Neill and family will leave in
a few days for Somerset, Pa, to spend
a portion of the heated term.
Miss Jennie CIaddocE, OF the Island,
Is attending the Commencement eXer-
cises at Bethany College.
Miss Stella Kyle. charming young
lady Of Allegheny City, is the guest Of
her friend, Miss Carrie Albrecht, Of
Market street.
Harry Willard, of Cameron, one of
the hustling young business men Of
NDdL piACt, v 10 was bui i4tu Jul III tAS
recent big fire that swept that town,
was in the city last night on business.
Mt. Willard and his partner intend TO
start up IN business again just as soon
as possible and his visit to this city
was on business IN that connection.
Prof V. a. Lewis, State Superintend-
ent of Schools, Is in the city on his way
to attend the West Liberty Normal
School Commencement.
Albert Beltz, the East End tailor will
leave shortly for Germany, accOmpan-
led by his daughter.
George and Howard Hastings, Of the
South Side, left yesterday for Steuben-
vile, where they have accepted posi-
lions.
Misses Mamie Jones and Lillian
Lewis, of the North End, are visiting
friends in Steubcnville, O.
Miss Hannchen Bonnheim arrived
home last evening from Allegheny, Pa,
to spend her vacation with her parents.
Hon. r. S. Carr, of Kanawha county,
was in the city yesterday on his way
to West Liberty 10 attend the Com
mencement exercises at the State NJ
nal School
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
HOW SHE MIGHT GET A HUSBAND.
Narrowing Tale of the Unfortunate Daugh.
ter of Millionaire.

Narrowing Tale of the Unfortunate Daugh.
ter of Millionaire.
Father
The beautiful heiress looked lovingly
into the eyes Of the great capitalist.
Yes. my child
He. who was cold and naughty 10 9th
ers. was gentle as a woman with her,
and his voice and manner showed how
much her happiness was to him.
81 am dying of ennui, father" she
said. Wont you grant me little ia
vor?'
Anything in reason that you wish,
Beatrice he answered.
1T will not cost much, father" she
said. Il am a-weary Of everything l
have and l would marry. Buy me-
man
"lly child. but last week I got an
English duke and French count,
and"
Il know. father" she interrupted,
YEARLY. but you were cheated on that
last importation. | knew the moment
/ saw them that they were not accord
ing TO the invoices, so I couldn't accept
either. | want a mana real man"
Some one Of courage, energy and in
dependence?" he asked, hesitatingly, as
If fearful of her answer.
Yes" she said.
Alas my poor girl, there are none
for sale" he said, sadly. Il can buy
YOU a title or a yacht or social position
or a dude, but a mana real man
cannot be purchased Let me get you
another invoice Of lords, and possibly
you may
NO" she said, decidedly; Il must
have a man.
He walked the floor in great pertur-
baton for a few minutes, observes the
Chicago Herald. Then his face sud-
denly frightened.
Il have itr he said. Strange l
never thought Of it before"
You'll buy me one. she said.
81 cannot" he replied. But-but,
he added. so aeitated By his discovery
that ne could scarcely speak plainly,
cit occurs to me, my child, tbat-that
possibly you might get one yourself,
Just like other girls you know"
PURE RICH BLOOD Is essential to
good health. because the blood is the
Vital fluid which supplies all the or
gans with life. Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the great blood purifier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
MISS WINNIE DAVIS GRACErr-
ACT

There was a scene enacted at tho -,
ception Of Miss Winnie Davis ar m.
Capitol Hotel on THURSDAY wtrc5
brought tears to the eyes of MANY Ma
witnessed II. Judge Norman C.. Kft-ras
had escorted his mother and grand
mother (the latter, Mrs. Sarah " a..
rec, who IS in her eighty-ninth vs..
and who had Travelled more than a rrrI
dred miles 10 attend the reunion. th...
miles OF the distance by private .-r.
veyancel. Mrs. Corce had five son. f.,
the Confederate army. three En- H.-f-
brigade, all OF whom came back vor-l
Cd while her eldest. Major Thomas
Gorec, was on Lorgstreets STAN .--r
Bull Run to Appomattox, and hef-5
served IN the trans-Mississippi ta-.~-
ment Three Of her sons were ha-a ~.
meet her. She was most graci0ls.r -s.
ceiyed by Mrs. Rice, and her clear ..a...
eyes, and placid, but intelligr- a.s
set in a lace cap. the white r.l.ar. ~
which fell over her black satin l-s.,.
becoming pattern, made picture r..
attracted instant attention, al5 ,taf.4
a levee second only In proper r...,.
Of Miss Davis herself.
When Mrs. Goree was pr a--af p,
Mrs. J. c. Hutchinson. the later a. a--,
led her forward and presen 4 a-- ~
Miss Davis, who received he, .. ha
utmost grace and cordiality .-,
for the while from the hundreds
around her. she bent low and ha. ,t.
hands Of the venerable lady On both Of
her own, and assured her again a-.
again Of the pleasure she feIt ir ul.
ing her. When the last pressure va
given Mrs. Goree raised the hand .
Miss Davis to her lips and kissed i,
Whereupon Miss Davis said. OH o.
It is not for you 10 kiss mv hand I'D.
for me 20 kiss yours " and still holding
the thin hand OF the grandmo-ha ia
hers. she bnelt TO the Aco~ and ri
it tenderly.-HoustOn Dispatch q. e
Galveston News
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
GROCERs' DAY.
Tho Programme Published last sunday
VIII re Carried out.

Tho Programme Published last sunday
VIM De Carried out.
To-day is Grocers' Day, and it VIII be
giveu over 20 unalloyed enjoyment by
these business men and their families
and friends.
The parade will take place this
morning. the column forming at
Chaplfue and Twelfth streets at s
o'clock The column viii be headed by
q detail OF eight police. under command
of Omcer ingram. as follows. Officers
Troutwein. Walker McC1usiand,
Holmes. Babb. Bickerton. Woln and
Zimm erman. The turnout viii be q
me one. and viii attract much atten-
ton. After the parade the grocsrs viii
go ONT to- Wheeling Park, where the
day and evening viii be spent going
through the long programme which has
been prepared by the Committee of Ar
engagements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
rHE SUMMER SEASON
At the Grand Opera House Wul Open on
Monday with High Class Attraction.

Attn Grand Opera House Will Open on
Monday with HlEh Glass Attraction.
AS a sort Of an experiment Manager
Chas. Feinler Of the Grand Opera
House has decided to give one week
of high class summer shows at that
popular house. commencing on Monday
next. He has secured the services Of
some of the best speciality artists in the
profession. among whom are Crawford
and Manning. the celebrated black face
artists. Layman. the man OF a thousand
faces. one of the most nO-ed facial art
lists of the present time. Nine. Flora, the
renowned serpentine dancer: Hamp-
TONS Dog. Cat and Monkey Circus: Lew
Randall. one u the finest buck and wing
dancers OF the world; the Victorellas.
the shadowgraphiSts, who are "a whole
show themselves, and many other art
lists Of well-known ability. The show
will be one of the finest ever seen in
the CITY and will no doubt receive good
patronage. Summer prices: 10. p and
80 cents, will prevail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
WILL GO TO WASHINGTON.

A well informed glassworker, when
seen by a Register reporter yesterday,
stated that there was not much doubt
but what the Flints Of Martins Ferry
would 90 to Washington, Pc, to work
in the new glass house, which viii be
ready for operation some time in
August The men here have agreed to
the terms of Mr.. Brodenwhol, and some
will deposit money in the business at
the start.
James McCaffrey left yesterday for
Pittsburg, where he will represent the
local union of glassworkers Of this
place in a conference with President
VIM. J. Smith, or the National Union,
and MIR. Brodenwhol, concerning the
affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
acoNGREss or NATIONs."

A feature of the Fourth Of July
celebration at Parkersburg will
be the Congress Of Nations
and Midway Plaisance" under
the auspices of the Knights of Pythias,
Uniform Rank, of that city, under the
Immediate management of ]. Allen
WHITE. of the Slayton Lyceum Bureau,
Of Chicago. It will open on June 2Sth,
and will close on the evening Of the
Fourth OF July. This attraction has
scored great successes in other cities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
A SERIOUS CHARGE.

Several days ago the authorities of
Martins Ferry were notified to look
out fer a lad about sixteen years old
bv the name of David Evans, who was
wanted at Fairmont for criminal as
sault on a four-year-old girl at that
place The authorities have been
teeping a close watch for the boy, and
YESTERDAY afternoon Oficer Och located
him. lie found him boarding with a
Polish family on Washington street.
Chief Bennett went over last evening
and brought the boy over 10 this city.
The crime IS alleged to have been COM
mitted or May 22d
THAT TIRED FEELING should be
overcome at once or it may end most
seriously. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
now and prevent sickness and suffering
later in the season.
HOODS PILLS are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless,
reliable, sure.
The genuine Rose Hams bear the
trademark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20

have two little grandchildren 10
are teething this hot summer weat. 2
and are aroubled with bowel complaint
/ give them Chamberlains Collie. Cho.,
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and ID cas
like charm. | earnestly recommend
II TO children with bowel troubles
was myself taken with q severe attack
Of bloody huX, with cramps and rila
in my stomach, one-third Of & botl Ut
this remedy cured me. Within twenty.
four hours I was ont Of bed and dom.
my house work Mrs W. L. Duuaeau
Bon-aqua, Hickman Co., Tenn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20
Interesting CONTEST
Between the Bryant and Irving Liter
airy Societies at West Liberty

Last Night - A Large Audience
Highly Entertained - The Con-
tests and the Decisions - Prof.
Deahle Presented with a Cane.
Programme for Remainder Of the
Week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20

Following are the entries at Sleeps
head Bay for June %: First. =, Owlet
III. DO bra 112. Doggett 10. Silyie
no. Tinge no. Golden Gate no, Samar-
itan no. Hawarder 10, Lady Dis
~ond 105. Second. q, Foam Stakes
Handspring MS. Hazlet us. Third,
1i. selling. Captain T. 1o5, Prig lO5,
W. b. 10l Happy Day 9S, Miss Dixie
o8 Sue Kittie S5. Cockade SO. Fourth,
mile handicap. Rubicon 122, Patrioian
100 Santiago MS. Sister Mary u2,
e-rdowne i04. Monaco 100. California
90 Belmar o. Fifth. q. maidens'
Hastings 122. Yankee Doodle lis. Sen.
Norman 11S. King r. us. Tribune us.
D~ Wviio us. Diakka rs, Belmaghie
1-S Sir Carleton rs Dulcie Lorondie
115 Honolulu rs. Fallen Water 1l5,
IovaI Prince rs. Sixth, Inaugural
s-okes ON turf. Long Bench 1S5, Man
chester 1z2. Ed Kearuey 12O. Hugh
penny 11q. ST. Michael 40, The Swain
ne Peacemaler III. Marietta 1i6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20

The attendance was about 1000. Re
suits. .,.oo
2t5 class. uot-Daudy won in three
straight heats. Time, PISA, no ~
AziDpa and Grover Cleveland also start
500 class. trot-Won by Bourbon h
I'm second third and fourth heats.
Time. 2.2C 4. 2.26l2. 2:27. Tornado
chimes TOOK the first heat is 2:2S1i.
Sarie Rush. Bessie k Tilliford, Bald
York and Kitty Price also started.
9.95 class. -Weden X. took the
second third ani fourth heats. Time
9.s- a-o5a. 2.2f1I. Wood Boy won the
first heat 10 2.25il. Stanh0pe, Oiile D.
Seamsress and Clarence Il. also start
cd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20

STRAW MATING RUe8-e. MENOEL & G.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20

SCARCE t 5aing' at S a5o. n BE-
Shook &. Co.'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20

JO5. HORNE & 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20

The genuine Rose Hams bear the
trademark.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-20

Last Evening Miss Louisa Daume and
1Ir. Carl Baker. two well known and
highly respected young people of Mar
tins Ferry. were united in marriage at
the home Of the bride. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev Mr.. Well
hansen. Of The Bridgeport German
Church. The happy couple have the
CONGRATULATIONS Of host OF friends.
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AMoRRs Gun MATAN
. 8.a l !.

no reoonoeiendo va 50 hiia, preguntandose que
milagfo Ia habia trasfogmado alegrandose infe
nito de aqnella lnespeTada conVersacion,
"A las cuatro Y dleE, an thaefe" Sc detuvo ans
he la verja del hotel.
Una sehora de ltnos Guarehta ahos, Be ba16
del coche y llarno la verja, que Sc abri6 en- se2
guida.
susanna ileve lin momento despues 8 Andreaj
una tarieta que decfa: FsSehora de Brefn6nt1 y
en una esquina; 'sAvenida Hoche."
Tanto el nombre; como las sehas, eran descoz
hOcidas para Andrea
Era en- efecto; Raimunda; pero Raimunda;
grave casi solemne, con I'm atomo de s.hiel en- la
mirada.
Mi vista os admirara, sehora-comenzod di4
ciendo-pero no tardareis en- saber su obieto. Si
tene algun interes para mi, 10 tiene enorme para
VOs.
Andrea indico con el dedo un asiento & Raj
munda y sin decir una palabra la hizo seha de que
esperaba que continuase.
-Habeis escrito en- otro TEMPO algunas car
tas-prosiguio la antigua cantante, fjando sus
ojos en- el rostro de Andrea, que Sc puso de color
de p1rpura ;de esa correspondence es de la que
vengo hablaros
Esto era ir recto al coraz6n del asunto sin
embargo, Andrea no experimento mas que un to-
rror pasajero
cidap
Era impossible que pudiera referirse Las que
habfa escrito Rambert
Andrea trat6 de sonreir
He escrito muchas en- mi vida-dijo no
aciertQ de cNales aaNeTeeiis haRlaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-27
BlBn1ornoA DE ''LA CoRRnsPoNDnNc1A".

Basn1orHoA DE "LA CoRRnsPoNDnNoIA". asa
DE unas que rescatariais al preeio de una
papte de yuestra sangre-replieo Raimunda.
Andrea comprendi6 Sc irgui0.
,@Esas@dlio@no podeis teneFlas en- Vuesfro
poder,
4--asY 81 os pruebo 10 contrafiop
-Entonces ESQ ser1a una extraha cobafdia de
parte del que os las hubiese entregado.
-suponed que no me las hayan entregado
que yo me haya apoderado de elias.
Andrea tenia el coraz6n horriblemente opri
mido
-se6ora-di1o con voz que Sc esforzaba en-
yano por serenars- no os detengais, os 10 ruego
no os deleiteis en- prolongar ansiedad quo no
negare. Explicadme vuestros propos1tos 81 he
merecido vuestra enemistad, decidme francamen-
te que motive. Yo no creo haberos visto
nunCa..
Sc puede periudicar las gentes sin como
cerlas Me lamo Raimunda de Fremont; pero
este no es mas que mi nombre de guerra. Mi YER
dadero nombre es RaiInunda Colliaet. =. Mi ma
dre era una miserable bailarina en- teatros de poca
importancia.. Yo cantaba en- los cafes g. hace
de este mucho tempo. Gozaba de certa reputa-
ci0n. La fortuna favOrecio andando el ITEM
po... .por casualidad, como favOrece a los que
tenemos nj recursos, nj familia, nj amigos. A la
edad en- que una mujer no va joven, encontre
q un hombre quien no buscaba el cuaI me diio
haberse enamorado de la beleza que me qnedaba.
Ese hombre Sc llama Oiiverio de Rambert... Fu1
su guerilla HaCe unos siete afios que lie conoci
En- los tiempos en- que esfamos, pareCe mentira
one hayan sido tan duraderas nuestras relaciones
pero este Sc explica por 81 hecho de Que 81 conde
necesitaba dinero rnenudo sicmpre 70 encQnr
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/. Q(4Q(4.RI.I,.Fll

De diez letras te he tornado
El presente; yte denota
Que cinco son consonantes
Z vocales son las otras.
De las cuales sacaraa,
Si con saber las transformers,
Cuatro nombres de mujer,
Tres de varon, una nota,
Un rey de la antigiiedad,
Del paganismo una diosa,
I'm bfblico personaje,
I'm grande escritor en- prosa,
Ell nombre de un arma blanca,
Una cosa muy graciosa,
Varios yerbos castellanos
I'm pariente y una loa;
Dos prendas que son de lujo,
Una enfermedad costosa,
Un dep6sito de aguas
Que mueve pequellas olas;
Una insignia de abogado,
Y otras doscientas mil cosas;
Ell todo, caro- lector,
Te da I'm rey de raza CODA
Que ocupo ell trono espanol
Y es c6lebre en- nuestra historic.
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4O.-FORTALEZA.- A

En- les. nngas . dlceras, he
Eadas do oa1alqa1tAF aEma, pa
nAd1Bos 8 ai0AO Ol1oRoa, tune
- - GaaahQS1AaR 1oooAncta.
pO0daaraS - inBooAoA "a. o.
unalatC0n = bl - onAo
h1nna0o Qs1O - asbo falaar
"a n1nO12na casa.
DEPOSTTo en Ia nar11aa-
ola de euIlLERnETY.
= reconnianda como sequ-
- = rApido ps1x1ticador de Ia
nanCa. q g.
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lIIIAM RIINA..--sAN .JUsTO 5

JULIAN SILVA SAN JUsTQ 39. =
Dep6s0 Naquinas veta alquilerY
pazos la nisma hacen las
compoeones dices sean Acceso
rios aguas todas cases Las smas ademas
pran Yenden muebles usados. QO
FL AHORRO COLEGTIVO.--S -SEcRETARIA.
En- cumplmieno acordado el Consejo de Goberno
accionistas de Sociedad
sir las doce media del dia y del actual la
nmero co. eae de la Cruz ell fin de ceehrar la Juta
neral reglamentaria
papeeas asstencia soctarse seee
81 los tres dias aieriorss a cele
PueroRico 18 de de Canelas Vergara
VITO. Bno.-El Presidente,- @. Barbosa.
AlMACEN Liberia de Olimpo Ote-
Ponce-P R-Arditt Ingenua Gavota IS centavos
Cabrera NIdeaidad, walls upe un peso-Bonafoux
Spiritella, ist) Mazurca peso-Deneux, Freyschut
fantasia para fauta piano peso 35 centaYos
CHARADA
En- la provincial de tOdo
un gran tercerG compre,
Y despues de tomar cuartG
a mi casa 10 llev6.
No.nbre de mujer dos prinaa
en- la biblia Sc haIlara,
y la pr6naerd y seguedo,
nombre de tMrcO tn ia.
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PARA LOS JuzGADOs,-En esta inn

prena haan de venta los sguentes mpresos peso
@ eado de defncones olascadas seg6n las causas las
de defunc6n Decaraciones de
nacmento medicaA so centaVos el 10OCer
matrmono-Solicitud de idem-Lcencias
seputras civil los Is eempares $50 los
lOO-Papeetas de demanda a 1-50 ell ciento.
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50 ENe0NTRn Z 9EcRET0..--Pa1


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combatir Ia aR PPE 1NFUENZA radicame1Ge
recomienda exto el e6lebre N marca AVE
elOgOs le haa prodgadO Uac9s depOSita0s en-
esta Capital L-CERECEDO HERMANOS Z .COMPANIA r. i
LAURAK KBAT,-SALON DE BARBE-
RIA PERFUMEHIA de Pedro Urbiztondo San Francisco
~ Sc complace atende los paTroquanos lmpleza ron
tfd Esnero Elegancia En- este acredtado salon
surdo general de ahone cosm6cos aguas de tocador
aceites omadas poyos oa casa de perumera extra ma
Amabidad con los marc hantes e pubco en- general
BOLIVAR ARRUzA & COMP Co
MERCIANTEs IMPoRTADoREs DE PRovIsIo-
--VENTAS Al POR MAYOR.--Agen-
tes de la marca de cigarrillos "El Pajari-
to" y de la fabrica de fosforos de Santur-
&c, marca 'Bolivar.---19 de Diclembre de
1894.
En- un tribunal:
-Acusado, 5por que ha ma'ltratado us
ted a su mujer?
-Porquees es mi esposa legftima.
-Legitima no, usted no tiene dere-
cho pegarle.
El acusado, con sorpresa:
-iDe veras! tVaya un pals!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-27
INSET, SILVA,-TETUAN 37.---Gi-

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gca Holanda Bulgaria. Rusia Suecia Noruega.
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go Isla de Cuba.