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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
TO WORN THEIR PIERCE CITY MINES
Dunn Brothers and Others OF Wallace
Leave for the Properties.

Wallace Idaho. Feb. zo.--J. L. Dunn
and X. n. Dunn left for Pierce City
yesterday morning TO take charge OF
their gold mine. the Bond. which has
been developed under lease the past
few months with very satisfactory re-
suits They were accompanied by ii.
E Howes and ]. r.. Dean, the former
representing the American Placer Min
ing Company. operating about eight
miles below Pierce City. This company
spent last season getting IN saw mill.
building fiume and cabins and general
iy preparing for an active campaign
this summer.
C. f. Hun. one of the owners of the
You Like mine. near Muilan. was In the
city today This Is the only mine at
present In operation near Muilan. and
employs but three men. They shipped
car load OF ore TO Tacoma few days
ago. The breast of the drift from which
this was taken carries two and one-half
feet OF solid galena ore of good quality,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
40 nREAk IN rrTnER.s FORCES.
shoup and sweet Poll tho same Old Vote
in EdahO.

Boise. Feb. 2O-Despite the prophe
cles 20 the contrary. the vote for SEN
ator today showed no change. II was.
Shoup 20. Sweet IS. Clagett Is. II does
not now seem probable that there will
be any change this week. The claim
emanates from some Sweet sources that
the populists will vote for him tomor-
row or Saturday. II Is not believed
that there is any possibility OF this. but
Ii IL the only apparent basis for the be-
lief sometimes expressed that sweet
s1!I be elected. The situation appears
70 b. simply that the election Of Shoup
involves disruption of the ~. but the
10 viii hang together SO long as the
hope Of Sweets election Is held out
With Saturday now promised hs the
day ON which Sweet will certainly get
the populists. II is not likely a change
can be brought about until next week,
unless the promise of getting the popu-
list forces be made good. which Is al
together improbable, II not entirely Inn
possible.
IN THE LEGISLATURES.
The contest between Aituras and Lo-
gan counties is settling down into
proposition To create two new counties
out OF the territory. The Blaine county
bill with HALEY as the county seat VIII
be permitted 10 go through. The Dill
creating Lincoln county with Shoshone
as the county seat will follow. The line
between the counties viii follow the d.
visions between camas creek and MA
lad river.
President Mills got another oppof-
unity 10 cast vote today. IL was OF
the Dewey bill to reduce the i1uor IL
cense In cities and towns of more thaf
100 inhabitants from $500 10 $500 pei
year and in towns and villages OF less
than 100 inhabitants and for tavern'
or hotels more than three miles IRON
any incorporated village. to slo0 PEI
year. The presidents vote killed th'
bin. The committee OF the whole hat
recommended the measure for passage
The motion In the senate 70 concur u
the report was the and MIR. Mills votes
I'm the negative. The result was greete'
with cheers from the floor and gal
ieries
During the morning session OF tn
house, the following bills were passed
Smiths senate bill establishing tn
boundary line between Washington an
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
CLAIM SWEET WILL M ELECTED.
Ills Friends Allcgc That populisis VIII
Vote for Him Today.

Roise. Feb. 22-The only stir In the
senatorial matter Is rnmor, apparently
emannting from the Sweet quarters. that
there will be- break In the populisl
fnnks tomorrow. and that Mr.. Sweet Will
set enough OF them TO elect him. The
nonulists have a caucus rule that they
shni act as unit while the rule is in
force So far as can be learned the ruie
has not been rescinded. II then, Sweet is
to be elected by populist votes tomorrow,
IL follows that a sufficient number must
have been induced to agree 10 break
their party obligation and vote In joint
convention for republican without nav
ing been released,
In shoup's headquarters there y no
hraath of any change among the popu-
lists. Heretofore the workers have reg
nlarly brought In all important news. i,
Is not believed possible sAat any secret
change has been brought about but the
faeI remains that word has been passed
among the Sweet men that he " 10 pe
elected by populist votes on the next
bafInt
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
ANOTHER couNTERFelreR IN JAIL
waila wnlia Officers Get Their Man and
&M Ills Outfit.

walla walla. Teb 21.-Sheriff Filings
worth and Police Officer Johnson scored
another success today in the discovery
OF dies and other paraphernalia OF coun-
terfeiters who have been operating In
this city. An outfit was found In the
cellar OF the old building occupied and
run by W. II. Greenwood as a lodging
house. Greenwood and an accompliee
were arrested this afternoon and lodged
in jail, Greenwood was intoxicated and
had N7.25 In counterfeit @ieces on his
person when arrested. He has lived IN
this city for several years.
5. Smith. a youth of 10. and a member
OF highly. respectable family here. has
been arrested and Ii In jail for breaking
into the house of L. r. Anderson. HI
secured property valued at SDo.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
Ipauo's MrSR INSPECTOR LAW.
Lively Debate In Committee OF the Whole
-Other Bills u. sscd.

Lively Debate In Committee OF the Whole
-Other Bills p ssed.
Boise. Idaho. Feb 25.-Both houses of
the legislature We're busy today, and
much business was transacted. In the
house Deweys bill providing that 10
per cent. of the money obtained from
liquor and gambling licenses shall be
paid into the school fund OF the district
In which Il is collected was passed by
vote Of 30 10 ,.
Henry introduced a bill for free
state bridge across the Kootenai river
at Bonner's Ferry, the cost not to ex-
ceed $4,000.
In committee of the whole there was
contest over the bill TO amend the
state mine inspector law. During the
discussion an effort was made to amend
SO as to abolish the office. Young. pop
ulist, OF Shoshone, said that the miners
OF the Coeur d.Aiene did not want the
office abolished provided the inspector
could be given the authority proposed
I'm the Bennett bill. lie cited several
instances going to show the necessity
of maintaining the office, naming
among others the last Bunker Hill and
Sullivan accident.
Mine owners too often value tim
bers more highly than they do the lives
OF their employees" he said.
The effort to abolish the office was
defeated by vote OF IL 10 20, and the
Bennett bill. amending the present law,
was recommended for passage
WORK OF THE SENATE.
In the senate a number OF bills were
passed at the morning session. Among
them was cunningham's joint irriga-
ton committee bin to carry into effect
the provisions Of the Cary law.
Under suspension OF the rules.
Brownies memorial on the removal Of
obstructions from Clarks fork of
the Columbia river was passed, as was
also his bill relating to taxes In inde-
pendent school districts The commit
tee on county boundaries reported back
without recommendation Robertson's
bill to annex portion of Canyon to
Ada county.
A grand ball is being given at the
Natatorium tonight In honor of the
legislature and the state officers. 1t is
given by the Merchants Association.
The place il handsomely decorated and
an immense throng is In attendance.
The great pool is fioored over for the
occasion.
asy1n
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
Beef SUGAR PROJECT IN IDAHO


Boise. Idaho. Feb. IA deal has been
contaminated under which ]. Il. Jen.
nings of Salt Lake and associates win
purchase the RidenbauRh canal here and
some $3.50 acres OF land belonging 10 the
company. The price paid Is In the neigh
borhood of tS50.00o. The canal irrigates a
large section of country below Boise, In
elnding lands In the vicinity OF Nampa
II Is understood that an extensive coll
onlzatlon project is part of the new
owners scheme, to be followed by the
erection of an extensive beet sugar works.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
FROZEN TO DEATH N The RlaalNo


New York. Feb. ss-lThe steamship
Brunneil. from Bermnaa,s sighted the
Yarmouth schooner Emma E.. February
Ia The crew seemed 70 b. IN me fisxink
and ON the decks, strangely H6o{sonlgHe
After sailing 10 the windwarsi t~c mli4N
the BrunneIl sAw the british euxaxn wlth
the Union down slowly nsnzaE A f&*
masthead or Emana n. Cnnta&4 xxtn4|g~
son signalled "Do you wish II ab4x ~
the vesseiy No response nazfse. T0&k
What do you want9' Ma sI8nailet. Xte
Bruneli ran within ipe feet 81 ne Neh@<n-
crew vas still mofionlxzs 4f1er 40[I-
ing In danger SIX hapss ~ Ht1
steamed on. II Il the op.nfeu * ~
ping men that the crew fro<e e do41& 6.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
Had 90 Club the students.

ST. Petersburg. Feb. 21.-The staudents'
demonstrations here became so riotous
that soldiers were summoned 10 aueil
them. The students resisted. fierce
nght ensued and order was not restored
before many students had been arrested
and number injured.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02

Mr.. Jennings Is prominently identified
with the Utah Sugar Company. He has
been investigating this section for two
years or more and has said the soil and
climate are peculiarly adapted to sugar
beet culture.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
ACTIVITY IN THE GOLD BELT. -
MANY New Claims VIII he Worked This
summer.

osburn. Idaho. Feb. 25.-There is evil
dence OF Improvement In the Occur
d'Alenes. and merchants say that sales
are larger now than at this time last
year. A hopeful feeling peryades the
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
The l.lner,ad q Overdue.

New orleans. Feb. 34.--Anxiety Is felt
here In regard TO the Mexican man OF
war Lihertad. which sailed from Vera
Cruz February Tor New Orleans. and
nothing has been heard OF her since
leaving this port. she carried crew OF
20 men
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
nnrnn Aherdnre rs nead.

I,onaon, Feb. H-Tha death of Baron
Aberdare. Henry Austin Bruce, at one
time secretary Of state for home affairs
and later lord president OF the council. u
announced He was - years OF age
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
INC Alien Clause MD No, Pass.

Victoria, II, G., Feb. &.-Biils 20 and %
OF the mineral act passed ana became
laws. but the clause prohibiting aliens
from locating claims was stricken out In
the committee.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-03-02
SENATORIAL VOTE.

The vote on senator with one pair and
one absent and impaired was: shoup
10. Sweet Is. clagett II. The situation
has changed for Sweet. There Is strong
talk now OF his election.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10

desvalido, 81 custodia los oaudales, 81 en-
Gamma al estraviado, 81 saliva al que
arrastran las corrientes de- las agGas, 81
penetra entire las llamas, SO lama intr6-
pido al peligro y muere gustoso 81 en- pre-
milo su sacriicio obtiene un benet1cio pa
"a gus cocg6aerse- s~$<.. :;..<
Cuando hay que t,acar t1so de gus az
mae, cuaudo Iucha n los bandidos, no
tiene ell fragor del comb 81 que 10 anime
nj Ell ejemplo de aus suphTiores, no le incl-
tan las miradas de los deEn4s, no le
electriza Ell APPLAUSE mudo pero elocuente
de las masas guerrerae, no le m1eve Ia re-
compenea, todo 10 que haga es ms ramente
el ueno de su deber y q cuanto mas aspira
& que le den las gracias. N puede r tirar
SO nj retrooeder, nunca ms rece el premlo
de los heroes, el impossible no existe para
81, Ia faerza mayor no puede detenerle:
''Marcha"-ie dice el honor que ee su gu1a
-''no cuentes el rdnero de tus contra
rios" ",-aflade el reglaEnentO-"nO cuen6eg
con otro auxilio que con bu valor yla COO
peraci6n de tu compahero de pereja", ,-d1-
cele Ia realidad,
-, Sus l1nicos elementos son su valor sin
hUnites la auperioridad que Il da sobre
TODD Ia historic y reglamento dc la sagra'
da instituci6n.
He equf grandea rasgos 10 que es
ell guardia civil, dc cuyo servicio, mereoi-
mientos refor1nas otros nntecedentes,
nos ocuparemcs suceaivamente.
EgnGI6o de MazarredO.
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EL RESUCITAOOR.
(CUENTO ALEMAN,)

(CUENTO ALEMAN.)
"No IS habfan inventado todavfa los
pararrayOs, nj SO habia descubierto al va
por; no habfa nacido aun el fraile aleman
que invent6 la p6lvora; nj tampcco hab1a
noticia de la veni Ia al mundo de I'm tai
Edison, Todo estaba por civilizar: ihasta
los hijos respetaban y obedec1an & sus pa
dres! en- las reuniones distdnguSdGs las Sc
horas casadas no bailaban con los j6venes
sOlterOs. Ef5ctOs de la falta de civiliza.
ci6n.
Era de noche; ncche tan oscura,. que
hacfa temer que Ia oscuEidad habfa de ser
eterna.
Un ciudadano atravesaba Ia sierra de
K, quo desapareci6 principles de este 81
glO, hacienda las pruebas ofciales del CO.
ion n16nStrWO, cuando detuvieron su pre-
cipitada marcha los ayes de IN desgracia.
do, q. pesar de la luz de los reI&mpagos,
habfa caido en- 10 mas profundo de un pre-
ciplcio, tan profundo, que On el silencio dc
la noche podian oirse olaramente los estor,
nudos de los antipodas.
Ill ~:-'.
Los ayes no los proferfa un desgracia-
do, sino una desgraciada q habia cumpli
do va siglO y medic y dos lustros. 1mpul-
sado nuestrO h@roe por sus buenos senti-
mientos, no por los bombos que p1dieran
darle Los gacetllleros, porque no SO como
clan alln los peri6dicos, cerr6 los oios y
exponiendo su vida = desgarrando su ropa
hacienda una cuerda con ella, SO precipi
to en- 10 mas profundo del precipicio.
Al fin pudo dar con la desdichada an.
ciana que encontr6 tendida en- Ell suelo con
tres heridas en- tres parties distintas de su
| cuerpo; las tres de pron6stico reservado
Asi6 & Ia infeliz cargo con ella como
pudo, y la sac6 del precipicio como le fu6
possible ~~-@-
A los cinco minutes volvi6 en- si Ia bis
octogenaria, pregunt6 su salvador su
nombre, apellido paterno y materno y las
sefas de gu domicilio, = le entreg6 en- pago
de gu temerario arrojo un trozo de cafa
cuidadosamente cerrado por ambos extre-
mos. #as u
A saber ell her6ico manoebo Ia impor-
tancia del obsequio de Ia anciana, hubiera
rechazado 81 ofreeimientO. Entire otras
preocupaciones que la civilization ha lido
destruyendo, crefan en- aquellos tiempos
de barbarie que eel eue hace una buena
acci6n, queda sufcientemente recompensa.
do con Ia satisfaction que Ssta produce"
"
Por An amaneci6 el dfa, la hora Sc
halada en- los almanaques; ell salvador de
la anciana pud0 leer Ia inscription que L.
Gaia oonteRla. Decta textualnaptei Ga.
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EMPRESA De COCHES

Desde esta fecha, para los viajes de Ia
Capital Fajardo en- nuestra empresa, po-
dram dram pedir coches en- la tienda Luz Eleo-
Wenceslao Bosch al lado de la puerta Es-
pana que los traera hasta Rio-piedras, y
los se6ores pasajeros SO entenderan direc-
tamente con nosotros para 81 pago. Los
q~e vengan de Fajardo y quieran tomar
coche en- Rio -Grande, podran dirijirse
la fonda de Don Antonio Sampol
on dicho pueblo, que esta en- combination
con nuestra empresa. --Carolina,9 de Mayo
de 1895.-QweGpo q SdrrGgG. 1913
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{ PUR 81 MOUVE

El Redactor de LA CORRESPONDENCE
que suscribe ratifica que cree haber inter
pretado heimenta Ia interwi5u CONVEX
saci6n de qua nos hicimos eco en- nuestra
edici6n del jueves pasado, sostenida con
el sef1or Miquelini.
4 la caballerosidad no desmentida de
tan apreoiable amigo apola para dejar las
cosas en- su lugar. Pudo-Ya 10 digimos,-
en- ell curse de la conv rs ssci6n celebrada,
haber habido diferencia Ia palab -as, pero
que en- NADIA afectAn los oonoeptos expresa-
dos La conversation pas6 en- presencis de
tres apreciables 6 oAballeros amigos del se-
for Miquelini y mfos.
JOSE G.. CUEVAS.
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no tambien por los coros quienes Sc hizo
repetir algunos ndmeros. A no anunciar-
SO en- los programas para la function de
hoy la repatici6n de eata zarzuela segura-
mente 10 hubieran solicitado los cue aeu-
dieron anoche al teatro. Como estd Ia
S0caedGd Ultima zarzuela que nos ofreci6
la compania agrad6 sobreD1anera reci-
biendo todos los pequehos artfstas nutri-
dos aPlausos = muy espeoialmente 81 nifio
Rafael Loubriel quien tambien Sc hizo
repetir per dos veces la romanza que can.
tara en- su papel de ''Un valiente" El pd
blico sali6 complacidfsimo del resultado
de Ia funoi6n. Para esta noche SO anun-
clan tres zarzuelitas. Ell Duo de Ia Atri
cana, Los CGmpanddGs Como estd Ia
SociedGd que llevaran gran concurrencis
al COlisso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10
La GUAROIA CIVIL
COLECCION De ARTICULOs
POR TN CAPTAIN RETIRADO

La Guardia Civil ca la institution mas
hermosa. Tiene ell honor por LENA y la
abnegaci6n, desinter6s, valor y ell sacrifi-
clio son las condolences distintivas indis
pensables de los que visten Ell uniforme
del Cuerpo benem6ritO. Su reRlamento
debfa ser concCidO por todos. Hay que
reconocer en- el Duque de Ahumada una
personalidad indigcutibIe, un caracter, en-
carnaci6n pura de las sublimes teorfas lie
vadas la pr3ctica por gu poderosa inicia-
tiva. Mi ito don Manuel de Maxarredo fu4
el iniciador y Quien ore6 el Cuerpo asf CO.
mo al autor do las bases fundamentales,
prOleg6menos y genesis de eu actual re-
Javier Gir6n, Marques de las Amariilas 90
la Guardia Civil 10 gus Ell alma al cuerpo
en- el linaje humane. Suprimid ell esprit
tu y desaparece el individuo, borrad al
DuQue de Ahumada y esa sublime iustitu-
ci6n que anna TODD coraz6n noble y honra-
do, no habrfa salido de su estado embrio
mario no poseer1a esa Sorprendente Orga
nizaci6n que le hace ser Ia admiration de
prOpiOS p extrahOe.
Un saludO carihoso & la memoria de
esoS dos generates que dieron con su pode
rosa iniciativa vida la Guardia CIVIL
lOhl que noble el papel que desempe
ia ell noble milite de la caridad armada!
Es un soldado, cuando el estampido
del cafi6n &nuncia que ha llegado la9 bora
de diFimir por las arnaas las ,soluciones
polftico- -sociales, tiene sehalado su puesto
de honor en- el combate y 90 le v6 compar
tir 81 peligro y el lauro de la victoria con
los demas cuerpos Institutes del Ei6rcito
iVedle en- Oubal Oientos de hechos se han
sucedidO en- el periodic de pooos meses que
han demostradO una vez mas que elherOis
mo eS una virtud latante en- 81 Ouerpo,
que solo necesita una OCCASION propicia
para mOStrarsO en- toda su plentiful, ,elevan
do los veteranOs de Ia Guardia Civil la
0AEoQOPfa de aevnidiO@0G.
PePO Si durante una campaha el guar
dia civil llena Su deber como goldado de
Ala, en- los tiempos de paz, On que los de-
mas hijos de Marte y Belona, goEan de
las delicias de la paz, de la tranquilidad
de las guarnicioneg y destacamentos. ell
guardia no cesa en- su campaha: para el
no existe La soluci6n de continuidad, no
termina 81 combate, no oonooe 10 treRua
nj el desoanso. Sc oonsidera siempre Ell
Servicio y no hay un solo instante de re-
poso. Ouando Ia guerra no devasta las
ricas comarcas, 81 guardia civil persigue
Rl criminal, desenmascara al delincuente
hip6crita pone s uno otro bajo 81 fallo
de Ia ley.
El tlene & gu cargo la defensa pro-
teccion del vecindariO honradO, el Custo-
dia sus intereseg, el Hesguarda las prOpie-
dades de Las asechanEas de Los nal6vo1os,
el da ssguRsdad 81 caEninAnta, ii prQtege
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10
la G0RRESP0NDEHClA De PuERTu.RICg."
DOMINGO, 10 DE NOvIEMBRR DE 1895.
PIANOS! jPIANOSI
ESPANOLES Y FRANCHISES
PRIU, MALLARg Y c." PLEYEL, WOLFF c.

Acaban de recibirse magn1ticos mode
los en- 81 ALnaoceu de MUsICA PIANOS de
Jose O. Rossy (Cruz s.. Pr6ximamente
SO aguarda otra remesa de acreditados
Pianos ALEMANEs, que oportunamente Sc
anunciar&n. Tambien SO acaban de recibir
por el t1ltimo vapor frances ArR1LEs de
hterrO bronceGdo; BUsTos de Grt6stGs c6
Eebres; CUBRE vIoLINEs prSnaOr0sos;; ARAN
DELAs de crista1 1im5simas; ]; DIAPASO.
NES;, PANTALLAS, REFLECTORES y
BUJ1AS de 1o0rceZamG para pianos; AIS
LADORES BATUTAS de 6bo4ao GU.
BRE -TECLADOS de sedG q ros0, s ar.1Gas1,
dad de G~t5cWlos para PlG1aO; asf como IN
cMerdGs INOXLDABLES, paIos, Qanau
gas &" para composictones; Y varios uti
les nara lG ense55anzd del PiGmo, como
GUIA MANOS, SORITJAS DE PL ONO,
para el desarroilo de las articulaciones
de los dedos &" e. 3-3
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NQTIGlAS 0EAERALES
-, Anoche obt

.~~~ Anoche obtuvo Ia compafia infantil
de zarzuela una justisima ovaci6n en- la
representation de las pleas que Sc pusio-
muoho nsSns eor Ssi 0S Ge e
primera vez q. Sc representa-. La apIau-
dida zarzuela L6s Gampanadas fu6 de-
sempehada admira blementes no solo por
las parties principalea de L. eompstaia si
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10

Tenemos va para publican, Ia relaci6n
de los vecinos de Cayey que contribuyen
Ia realization del proyecto desarrollado
por Ell se6or **% en- sus aplaudidos escritos
Nos daran lecciones ?" Mariana
daremos conocer los nombres de tan
apreciables se1ores las Quotas respecti-
vas que ofrecen como correspondienteg al
mes de O6tu bre anterior
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10

El PARIS.BAzhR hs recibido CINTURO.
MES EkASTICOS de soda con hebillas ca
prichosas, negros J de colores, lisos y con
-lentejuelas, modelos que no est6n cboteG-
dos como los elasticos para zapatos.
Estos cinturones SO venden desde dos De-
sos hasta 8 pesos. Cintrcones de piel, de
todos anchos, en- colores 7 negros, de va
rios precios. Tambien varias clases de
lana para tejar abrigos y zapatitos para
nifos = ell esperado jab0n de Sandalo. I'm
sembreros y tocas el surtido que ha lie.
gado es fenomenai; ios hay desde 3 pesos
uitimos modelos Ge la mas recfente moda
de PARIS. ga
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Daade anoche circula CON insistencia
por eBta Capital IN rumor, cuyo ori9op
deseonocemos. Dfoese que Ell general Mar
tinez Campos ha tenido un encuentro muy
rehido con Ia partida de Serafin Sanchez
en- Las Villas, derrotandolas completa.
ments y que SO le han presentado acogi6n-
dose indulto, tres importantfsimos cabe
cillas
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VApnREs OLE ST ESpERAN espafo

" Two Bosch saldra el dIa IL del corriente
para MayagGez Ponce Arroyo. - El
espaf1ol "B snita" sali6 da Ia Coru
ia Ell del actual. .-El esp. "Nicsto" saldra
de Santander ell 10 del corriente.-El esp
Antonio Lopez" sali6 el 81 del paaado de
Cadiz para esta.-El espaffol "Saturni
na" dabe haber salido de Santandar hoy
del Corrisnta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10

de Frsncia. En- Espaha los &rabes i'm
plantaron su cultivo. Eo Lisboa, en- el
tardin del palacio de los condes de San
Lorenzo, Sc We todavfa el primer naranjo
importado en- Portugal 81 afio 1920 por
Juan de Castro. Durante mucho tempo
Sc considero en Europa La naranja como
fautora de malefcios, y los buenos cristia-
nos no Ia comfan. Esta prevention empe-
20 disiparse solo desds principles del al.
Qlo XVII"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10

Lease la opinion de uno de los msdi.
eos mas distinguidos de Ia Reptblica Do.
minicana conocidos como
son los buenos efectos del aceite de hfoa.
do de bacalaoy de los hipofosfitos, comba.
tiendo el vicio escrofuloso, ell raouitismo.
la tuberculosis, etc., producierdo STEM.
pre- la reconstituci6n del ipdividuo, solo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10

Dice "El Imparciel" de Mayagiez que
un hijo desnaturalizado, una bestia huna.
ma, una 1era llamado Jose Trinidad Rive
ra, natural de Oamuy, brio en- Ia cara y
en- la cabeza al autor de sus dfas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10

La Diputaci6n provincial ha votsdo
IN credito exGraordicario de mil pesos pa
"a los traba Jos del ante prOy ecto del cami.
no QUE une q Ia ciudad de San German
con Maricao,