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i. E. Toland.

after her demise Mrs. B. Fay filed peti-
ton in the Superior Court for the probate
of Il will alleged to be the last one made
by the deceased.
Yesterday Encarnacion Sanchez appear-
ed ON the scene with paper bv which she
opposes the admission to probate of Mrs.
Fay alleged will OF Mrs. C. Reynolds,
and she has many reasons to give for the
request. In the first place, She saws that
neither Mrs. Fay nor her brother, p. II.
Dominguez, nor her daughter. Attilia
Macon. all of whom would be benefici-
aries under the will purporting to have
been made by the deceased woman, are
blood relatives, but that she herself.
although not a relation TO the late Mrs
Reynolds, was her god-daughter
When the lady died whose property is
now IN fair way to go to the LAWYERS.
she had no known heirs. According to
Mrs. Encarnacion sanchez version OF the
status OF things, at that time. she and
the Sisters of Charity of this city were
however, the sole legatees of Mrs. Rev
noids estate, by virtue of a will which
was never revoked.
Unfortunately this will is not in Mrs
sanchez 5 possession and she apparently
does not know where ii is, as she does
not express herself on the subject. She
says that IT Is being searched for and that
is all that there is tangible about this
Will which she declares to be the only
true one. Then come allegations of
fraud and conspiracy against Mrs. Fay.
her brother and her daughter who are
accused OF having used undue influence
with the deceased while she was of un
sound mind in order to get her property
after her death. 1t is also alleged thar
the will which Mrs. Fay offers for pro
bate was not signed by the testatrix nor
Witnessed by two witnesses, and that if
1t IS not forgery, it was obtained by mn
lawful influences entirely
The petition of Mrs. SANCHEZ ayers too
that Dominguez dictated the will but by
reason OF ambiguity in the document i
does not appear to whom he dictated it.
self Mrs Encarnacion SANCHEZ nra,.s
that the public administrator be appointed
special administrator to Mrs. Reynlds
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in less than 2l seconds. In the 440-yard
dash he retains an enviable speed through
out the race.
Andrew Noble is keeping up his reputas
tion for the mile run.
I. c. Knoles every day has been clearing
the bar at Q feet 8 inches. He has very
graceful vault Chaffey comes expecting
that her team will carry q goodly number
of medals home with her and from the
looks of her team it is evident that her
hopes have some basis.
Arrangements have been made with the
different railroads for extra coaches on all
the trains running into the city this
morning, and it is expected that the out
side trains will constitute large number
of the crowd at Athletic Park. Pomona
and Chaffey colleges combined have a
special train to themselves and will ar
rive early this morning. At P. m. in
the Westminster parlors the medals will
be presented to the successful contestants
and the handsome intercollegiate silver
cup to the winning team.
The herald., 1895-02-22

This is the great day of Southern Cali
fornia college sports This is the field day
when the four great educational institu-
tons of Southern California send their
trained athletes to a meeting where they
viii contest for supremacy in races and
games. This is the day when thousands
will gather to witness the contests of
strength, endurance and agility and to
wave handkerchiefs and banners and blow
Tin horns-the Intercollegiate field day.
At 80 O'Clock Athletic Park will pre-
sent a gay and festive scene, and the first
event will be announced amid the ringing
shouts and yells of the enthusiastic spec
tators seated in full view OF the track.
The executive committee has at last com
pleted all arrangements, and all the Off
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The Pool Tournament.

The tenth game of the pool tournament
was played at the Brunswick billiard hall
yesterday afternoon between l.. A. Finley
of Los Angeles and d. Winnie Kilmer of
New York. The score ended in Finley's
favor by 100 to kilmers 90. The game was
very interesting and many difficult shots
were made by both players.
The game this afternoon will probably
decide the tournament between A. L.
Richardson of Denver and d. Whine Kill
mer of New York. Should Mr. kilmer
win this game it would make it a tie, he
having won three games and lost one,
Mr.. Richardson having won four games
and lost none. Ii Mr.. Richardson should
win the game it would decide the tourna-
ment in his favor. The betting is about
even on today's game.
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RedOndO Railway

NO HIN EFFECT A. NJ MONDAY,
JAN Id, 1895.
Los Angeles Depot: Corner Grand avenue
and Jefferson street. Take Grand avenue cable
or Main street and Agricultural park horse cars
Trains leave Trains leave
Los Angeles Redondo ior
for Redondo. Los Angeles
300 a. IN. daily. 30 a. M daily.
z 30 p IN. d lily. 10 80 a. m. daily.
. 80 p IN. daily 4:l0 p. m daily.
Az :05 a. m. Az 45 u. M
ASaturdays and Sundays only.
80 train from Redondo in the morning
makes run up in as minutes.
$50 train from Los Angeles in the evening
makes run down in 40 minutes.
For rates on freight and passengers apply at
room ~ Bradbury building. corner Third and
Broadway pfhone 1854, or at depot, corner
Grand avenue and Jefferson ST. pPhone No. /
Vest y. MCFA kLAND. President
j. n. SUTTON, Superintendent
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Mrs, RarItam's VIII

The will OF Lille Wallace Barham, the
second wife of Police Commissioner GUY
b. burham' was filed yesterday for pro
bate Decedents Photographic testament.
dated JulyS, 1888 leaves to her surviving
husband all her property, the omission Of
the name OF testatrix's daughter, Helen
Louise, in the win being Intentional. as
deceased was satisfied that the father would
iiInlly take care and proyide for his child
The estate is valued at $4,000
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A DAY OF COLLEGE SPORTS
Details of the intercollegiate
- Athletic Events
TRAINS FROM OTHER TOWNS
Colors of Four Colleges Will Float at
Athletic Park
Order of Events as Arranged and
Assignment of Officials to Have
CharUe nj the Track
TRAINS FROM OTHER TOWNS

Occidental Tameraekl Tamerack Zip
Boom Bah Lacra Lacra Hal Ha Ha! Oc-
ci den tall Zip! Boom Bah
Pomona-Rah! Rah Rah Zip! BOOM All
Viva La Viva La! Po-mo-nal
Chaffes--Hipl Boom Ali Boom La ka
Chaffey! Chaffey Rah Rah Rah
L. $ C.-Rah Rah Rah! U. s c. All {! Boom
Rah. Boom kah Rah Rah Rah
Official colors-Occiden ntal, black and gold {;
Pomona, blue and white u S c., crimson
Chaffey olive and gold
Officers OF the intercollegiate Athletic Asso-
citation for lS95--President Charles H. Ward,
Pomona College; vice-president, Harry l.,
Martin, '96. U. ). G.; secretary, Herbert l.
Priestley, Chaffey; treasurer, William +. Park
er, '9o, Occidental.
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=, Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides at
loleuo, Wash, says she has never been
tism that relieves the pain 50 nn;cEiy
and eiiectually as hamberlain's Pain
Balm, and that she has also used ii rnr
lame back with great success. For sale
by OF q Vaughn, Fourth and Spring. c.
f.. Hcinzeman, 222 North Main, drug.
gists WI i"s
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A WILL TO BE CONTESTED
Fraud and Conspiracy Alleged by Mrs.
Sanchez
Mrs. Reynolds Five-Thousad Dollars May Go
the Way OF the Oyster in
The Fable

Mrs. c. Reynolds died in this city last
Sunday leaving some property which is
worth probably $4,000. a couple of days
The herald., 1895-02-22

Plumbing done of every description at
Furrey's, l6l n. Spring street.
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700 cnyelopes?0c; u ream writing paper at
isngstadte-. 367 n Mainst., opp. Baker block.
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The Way to reach catarrh is through the
oiood Hoods Sarsapariila by purifying the
blood, removes the cause OF the disease and
permanently cures catarrh. Take only Hoods
The herald., 1895-02-22
Battered With a Shovel

The complaint charging Frank Trapp
with an assault with Il deadly weapon up
ON W. W. Award, near Florence, was dis
missed yesterday by Township Justice
Dung, but Trapp was fined $50 or ten
days Imprisonment for battery. A shovel,
winch was the instrument claimed to have
been the deadly weapon, might become so
according to the place where it is used,
but IN this case il was shown that Trapp
used 1t upon the broadest part of Award IS
Jeans, where there was no danger of pro-
duclng conclusion OF she BRAIN
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Wallpaper hung, LOG -oll. 1928 $. Spring.
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Hoods Pills act easily. yet pfomptlv u d
effectively, Oh the liver and bowels, zoe
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II 700 am s. Jacinto via Orange A645 pm
A9 100 a. m Temecula via Pasad'a AL :35 D. m
IL 100 a. IN Temecula via Orange ............
AS D am Escondido via Coast l. Al:l5 pln
Di 30 pm Escondido via Coast l. ......
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Daily except sunday. Sunday only.
d saturday only, All other trains daily.
Trains via Pasadena line arrive at Downey
avenue station minutes earlier and leave
minutes later
Palace vestibuled sleepers, unhostered tour.
ist cars, through to Kansas City and Chicago
daily Personally conducted excursions to
Kansas City st. Louis, Chicago. st. Paul, Min.
neapolis and Boston every Thursday For rates
sleeping car reservations, etc, call on or ad.
dress E. w. M'GEF
City Passenger and Ticket Agent 129 North
Spring street. and La Grande Station, Los
Angeles.
JNO. J. BYRNE, General Passenger Agent.
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JNO. J. BYRNE, General Passenger Agent

E0-This time table is published by THE
HERALD for the convenience of its readers
and the travelling public.
Other railroad companies pay for the publi-
cation of their time tables.
The Southern Pacific company refuses to pay
for the publication of its time table in THE
HERALD because this paper is critcisng the
corporations policy opposing harbor at San
Pedro; its attitude toward the Nicaragua
propositions; its attempt to oppress and rob
the people OF Pasadena and its tyrannous dis
elimination against the interests OF the people
of the San Joaquin valley.
SoUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
TINE TABLE-DECEMBER 20, 1894
Arcade Depot, Los Angeles
Leave for. DESTINATION Arrive
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Between East San Pedro and Long Beach 10
minutes.

minutes.
RUBIO CANYON AND ECHO MOUNTAIN.
Trains leave Los Angeles daily at 9 am,
10 80 am, l 40 p m. and pm.
Fine pavilion and hotel. Grand scenery.
The Wilmington Transportation steamers
connect for Avalon at East san Pedro with
train leaving Los Angeles 9:55 am daily ex-
cept Sunday, returning at $40 pm, except
Sunday.
A Daily Daily except Sundays Sun
days only.
Stages meet the 8 a m. and 1928 pm. trains
at Pasadena for Mt. Wilson on new trail.
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on the a, IN.
train for Mt. Wilson can return same day.
Special rates to excursions and picnic parties.
Depots eastend OF First street and Downey
avenue bridges.
City ticket office Greenwald's cigar store,
corner Second and Spring Streets
General offices. First-street depot
4. b. BURNETT, General Manager.
w. WINCUP Gen. Passenger Agt
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Az 100 a. m San Jacinto via Pas'd'a A1:35 o.,
Al 200 a. IN San Jacinto via Pasd'a A6;3O d.,
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sSundays only Asundays excepted. All other
other trains daily.
CATALINA ISLAND.
Connecting with w. T. Co.'S steamers at San
Pedro.
Leave. Arcade Depot Arrive
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B1B1IornoA De Ola oonnnsroNDnNo1Aa.

erito: este cd mi testamento" y pasando su
cuarto se planto delante del espejo
Sc miro Sc encontro muy palido.
Esto es chusco -penso-se cree uno fuer-
te apesar de todo, estas cosas no pueden me-
nos de impresionarle desagradablemente.
En- aquel momento lie parecfa que las sgu-
las del cuadrante corrfan con rapidez vertigi-
nosa.
La p9ndola terra sobre altos febriles, como
el pulse de un agorizante que desVarfa.
Los dedos del conde Sc agitaron en- el vacfo.
Sin embargo, su dsris 5n establ tomada
Nj aun la vista de ~ ,<z,nda le-habfa ha-
cho variisr. hpe11aas 81 ! "A bfa escuchado, i'm
paciente como est ba, preguntandose 81 Ia con-
ferencia serfa larga y este harfa que Sc retra-
sara.
Desde Ell momento en- que Andrea se sepa-
r6 de 81, estaba decidida su muerte.
No le quedaba mas que poner en- ejecuci6n
su plan.
DID una vuelta por su cuarto; examine por
Ultima vez los objetos familiares que habfan sido
por decirlo asf sus conpaneros; cogio la pistola
con que Andrea le habfa amenazado, Sc ten
di6 sobre la came, completamente vestido
Despu escucho, esperanto OR Ell campa-
nillszo de doctor
Entre tanto, Sc acord6 de las cartas del
retrato de Andrea.
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Recortamos de El Diarao Popular:
LA Junta Directive del Casino de
Mayagtiez ha acordado dar la luz pd-
bIica, en- I'm lujoso volumen, todos los ira
bajos en- prosa Y verso que Sc presentaron
en- los Juegos Florales del afio 1898, asf
como los que Sc presantaran en- los Juegos
Florales del afio corriente, con las revistas
de la prensa local dedicadas a ambos GER
tamenes El objeto de Ia edicion es perpe-
ti1ar en- ell libro tan brillantes fiastas, rega-
lando un eiempIar 4 cada gocio = 1 todae
las personals que en- elias toman parte.
Acertadfsima nos par, ce la idea y desde
llego le impartimos nuestro aplauso; p 70
nos parece que el Casino puede ampl.arla,
darla mayor relieve, publicando en- ella los
retratos de las reinas elegidas, de los poetas
laureados, de los miembros que componen
ell Jurado cali6cador y de los compositores
que han escrito sinfonfas para dichos sctos
Ri Casino cuenta con recursos de s bra
para esta empresa. A la obra tendrfa
mayor resonancia, mas brillante seria el
triunfo de la sociedad organizadora de los
Juegos Florales."
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SO, el autor de GerminoI, ha manifestado
que empezara q escrib su nuevo libro
Roma el 25del corriente 4 las diez de la
maflana; gu q terninara 81 8 de Nos m
bre las dos de Ia tarde; que empezara a.
publicarse en- Ell folletfn do un peri6dico el
Sc pondr6 de venta en- las librersas Roma
es el segundo volumen de una trilogfa que
ha comenzado por Lourdes terminara
con PORTS. Este principiara s escribirlo ell
Z de Octubre de 1896 y 10 terminara ell l..
de Mayo de 1892.
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En- la malana de hoy, por la Gale de
dos snbres de tarjetas, dos dfcimos de bi
llete, parte Ga y TO-, del ndmero 19,772,
correspondence la Loterfa Provincial
que Sc ha de jugar el 30 del que cursa. Sc
aviea para evitar alguna equGuococG6n en-
el case de salir premiado dichO nIimero
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XIII
UN GoLPE DEsGRAcIADo

De ordinario los duelos no tienen conse.
cuencias desagradables.
Sc cruzan las espadas, los adversarios es-
grimen IN rato Sc caHsan un aratazo en- ell bra
e, Sc dan Ia mano J Sc van almorzar con sus
testigos
BE IN juego.
Hay excenciones desgraciadas.
E doctor Bertaud, tan luego como lego q
cliente 81 baron Ferney quien al verle Sc tran.
quilizo, comprendi6 en- seguida que del duelo
que iba ( presenciar debfa ser yfctima mo ds
ellos
III doctor era IN buen fsonomista.
AL examinar 81 adversario del bar6n v'6 en-
sus oios IN od;o, un implacable deseo de librar
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menticias, que pudieran utilizarse abordo,
o al llegar las tropas al puerto de Mama
Milo. La idea nos parece que debe tomar-
50 n consideration por las personas que
So ocupan de este asunto.
COlEGI0 DE SEGUNDA ENSENANZA
DE sSAN JUAN."- Director propietario,
fundador D. FELIPE JANER SoLER, Pro-
fesor Normal. FOrtdLezd s, San Juan
Puerto RGco.-En este Colegio, incorpora-
do al Institute de segunda Ensefanza, Sc
estudian los cinco cursos del Bachillerato
y SO hace la preparation para ell ingreso
en- la segunda Ensehanza. Los alumnos
afisten a las classes del Institute acompa-
fiados de un Inspector del e stablecimiento
Internos icon lavado de ropa), IS pesos
trimestre anticin inado.-M -Medio-internos, 48
pesos t imestre anticipate. -Externos de
segunda ensefanza, 6 pesos mes anticipa-
do.-Externos de preparation para la Sc
gunda ensenanza, pesos mes a4ticipado
15-10
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El amigo Urbiztondo, ACADIA de dotar
81 establecimiento de barberiay peluque-
ria SLaurak Bat, con magnfficos sillones
de extension, donde pueden los parroquia-
nos, con toda comodidad, "hacerse la bar
ba". ~ el .pelo. Els inne9gSSe que Urbiz-
tondo entiende Ia Biblia y 4os secretos del
Misal.
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gan ei dia so del corriente en- la parro
quial de San Francisco, seran en- SUI
fragio del alma del que en- vida fu6 ell s
fior. D PEDRO FABIAN Y FABIAN que falle-
Sc supiica 4 los amigos que fueron del fina.
do, la asistencia este piadoso acto. 3-2
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GRAN KOTEL Y RESTAURANT 'INGLATERRA. !"
TetUdn esqusnd q Cruz
a. AaUDo. Propietario.

IL battalion Colon, al EN- barCars0 para
Cuba recorrera las siguientes GALES: Sal
dra del Quartet de Balaja por la do SIN
Sebastian, hasta alcanZar la de San Jose;
recorrera 6sta hasta la de San Francisco y
dob ara por la de II Tanca Para baiar por
la puerta de Espana la Marina Sc es-
pera que ell vecind rio adornara ell frente
de aus casas, para despedir dignamente q
aquellos valientes que tan buenos amigos
y recuerdos gratos dejan en- Puerto. Rico.
Dice un colega europeo que el ssmaire''
de Lille (Francia) prohibi6 Ell sermon que
en- la iglesia de San Mauricio debfa pro-
nunciar ell eaceTdote encargado de diripir
la palabra q los fieles desde la catedra del
Espiritu Santo. La causa de esta prohi-
cion fue el tenor de que Sc produjeran es-
candalos en- ell templos dado Ell tema que SO
proponla desarrollar 81 orador: 'El socia-
lisnao cristiano." A pesar de las precau-
clones tonadas, los socialistas entraron en-
la iglesia, promoviendo gran tumulto y
arrojando de ella q las personals que alIf se
encontraban.
SOM8RERERlA Y CAMIsERIA GEL MO.
DELO," San Justo II. La mar de CANT
sas escojer de todas classes precios; es
pecialidad en- cuellos y pufios de dlGima
moda; calcetines y camisillas finas; para
guas y bastones y las mejores corbatas.
IodO baratls1mO. 4-3
Esta noche SO expenderan ricos t'Em
paredados de pavo" en- la "Confiteria O. n
tral", San Justo 43, y en- el Kiosco Plaza
"Alfonso XII".-Se avisa las personals
de gusto. Els un bocado ihasta alli!!
ST es usted- persona de gusto, procure
probar los exce1entes vinos puros de iva
marca &c La Navarra," cosechado per los
senores Martinez y Garcia, (Olite). Es un
caldo exquisite, de sabor agradable que
pueden usar sin tenor hasta los convale-
cientes Son sus dnicos receptores en-
Puerto Rico, los sefores Fabian Garcia y
Compahia
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VARIEDAD ES
NxPTo =,

"a Els muy curiosa la siguiente esta-
dfstica que ha tenido OCCASION de hacer un
desocupado. Hasta el aflo pasado ascen-
dfa la mortalidad de los adultos & cierto
nimero, desde que SO usa ell Ron "La
Lave, de los sefiores Roses, de Arecibo
la referida mortalidad ha descendido no.
tablemente. He aqu1, pues, I'm especffico
que cuesta POGO dinero, que dA la salud
que es agradable. Sus unicos depositarios
en- esta Capital, son Cerecedo Hermanos
y Companfa. .-Colmado, San Francisco.
CALDAS YCOMP. .-Cuentan constan-
temente con existencias: del popular vino
tinto del "Priorato" marca 7Molinas," de
Barcelona. Idem esQuisito vino moscatel
Sitges legftimo de h;jas de Mariana Ro-
b: rt''; de la afamada cerveza "Cruz Blan-
ca" de Santander. Idem idem muy toni
ca ginebra Leon de Oro;' del competitor
Jab6n amarillo ''La Merced," de "Barce-
Iona" de los cigarrillos ella Mascota" de
la Habana, en- cuyas marcas son dnicos
agentes en- esta isla. Tambi6n cuentan
constantemente con existencias de los
muy renombrados cigarrillos "Henry
Clay" de la Habana. 15-1
Son Observation-Disclosures los mejores
vinos para la mesa, los tintos y blancos de
la marca Logrof5o, Rioja, que venden los
se6ores Sobrino de Lrifia = Compan1a.
DESAFIO DE GALLOS.-Los que es-
taban anunciados para los dfas 81, .28~y 30
del mes en- curse en- Cata1o, tendran lugar
en- Bayam6n los dias indicados 6 sean ell
sabado, domingo y ldnes proximos. Sc
convida q todos los aficionados de esta Ca
pital pueblos cercanos. Los dfas 4, 5 y
s de Mayo proximo habra desafioS en- Ca
ta1o, s4-4
Para conner sabroso barato visite
usted la fonda Las DeIGcGGS, de Aquilino
Martinez, calle de Tetuan ndmero 36.
ROCA ABAJO TODAs LAS MARCAs
DE RON.-No hay nj puede haber COM
petencia con Ell Ron marca 'tLlave"; su fa-
ma universal y sus grandiosos resultados
patentizan su excelsior calidad. Consul
mo diario en- toda la Isla $500 botellas.
Unico dep6sito en- la Capital Cerecedo
Hermanos y Compaffa.
TALLISTAS ESCULTORES.-s inte-
resan algunos operarios de este ramo en-
el taller mecanico de carpinterfa de An
guerra Comp. Ponce, PtO, Rico. 15-7
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Hemos dido decir a algunas personals,
que serla conveniente que parte de 10 que
Sc ha de gastar para ell rancho extraordi-
mario con que Sc ha de obsequiar al bata-
lion de Colon SO empleen en- conservas ali
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|
fIIIe mejor purgante para los ninosI
SsYCy eSta muy cOntenta pOrque dicel
que va no llOro cuando tomo purual-i
te. Pero no lloro porque el CASTORIA
t1ene buen gustO y me correspon-
de blen, Que diferencia tlene Ell
9 A S TO R1Ay. los Sotros purs3
gantes tan desagradables que antesl
Ell CA ORA es un pur.I
gante que 10 toman nuchos niflos enj
los Estados Unidos y los mantieneI
gordoS, SanOS y sin 1onbriceS. Loi
prepara en- la Habana el Dr. Gonza-I
lez y 10 vende en- Pto Rico,
FIDEL GUILLERMETY.
3O-8
del proximo Mayo & las dos de la tarde
ante el Notario publico de este pueblo don
Tomas Valldejuli Sc remataran en- publica
subasta voluntaria los bienes siguientes:
Una casa de MADEIRA terrera techada de
hierro galvanizado con su solar que mida
trec9 wares de frente por sesenta Y cuatro
de fondo en- la calle del Concrete en- la
plaza entire la casa de D.@ Manuela Bosch
de Rodriguez y la de don Manuel Otero
valorada en- 1900 pesos moneda corriente.
Dos casitas de MADEIRA terreras sin solares
en- union de otra en- ruinas situadas en- la
Gale principal del poblado de Guaynabo
cuya5 colindancias Sc ignoran, valoradas
cas- proceden del menor don Manuel Ca
branes Valdes, los tftulos antecedentes
obran en- poder del expresado Norario no
sc admitiran posturas que no cubran las
dos terceras parties del precio valorado.-
Bayam6n, % de Abril de 1895.-El Tutor.
-R0al071 VGydeS. 3-3
TALLER MECANIcO DE CARPINTE-
RIA, de AT1gMerG q 0nlpGf1GG.-Ponce-
Puerto Rico Los duef1os de este taller,
han introducido todos los adelantos
concernientes en- el ramo de construction,
y en- ell de carpinteria en- general, asf como
en- el acepilladO y machlembrado de tablas
y en- moldura de diversas formas. Allf
hallaran las personals que les confien cual-
quier trabajo del ramo, prontitud, solidez
| Y precios limitados. Habra constante-
mente un surtido de balaustres de made
ras escojidas, y cuanto Sc relacione en- el
ramo de torner1a. 15-7
DOCTOR TIZOL de la Facultad de-
Parfs.-Ha trasladado SUI domicilio la ca
lie de la Cruz numero 6. Consulta de
Tratamiento especial de Intermediates del
| utero. 15-2
LUNA 36,-Escuela superior stColon, !"
| fundada para instruir 30 nifios pobres en-
conmemoraci0n del descubrimiento de
America. Sc admite un numero imita-
do de ninos pudientes. El Maestro qua
suscribe garantiza los resultados.-Br.
| Jose Francisco DlGz. 15-15
OLGA USTED!! Ron SUPERIOR en- bo-
coyes de la hacienda JUANITA, propiedad
de Don Antonio Monroig, de Bayamon.
Ninguno 10 mejora. mo hay TGspG que
Sc sXjete!-Para mas informes dirijirse &
Don CANDIDo GONZALEZ, tienda, San Jo-
| Sc 81. 45-l2
Sc COMPRAN BOTELLAS blancas
cristalizadas, de & litro y de cuartillo, de
litro, de medic litro de medic cuartillo.
Estas deben ser de aceite frances, de vinos
anisetes espanoles y de aguas minerales,
Sc pagan 25 y so centavos docena. Diri
iirse la calle de S. Sebastian NJ. 81. Ga