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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24
Death of "a Pioneer Woman.

Mrs. Lucy StOddard iBatternan. widow
OF the late Gen. c. G. Batterman. OF
Nevada. and mother OF Mrs. Robert II.
Lindsay, OF this city. died IN Oakland.
Cal. Friday. after a short. but severe ILL
ness. Mrs Batternan was one OF the
pioneers OF the Pacific coast, having ar
rived in California IN 1919. She had
reached the ripe old age OF Il years. and
had braveiy shared and participated in
the trials and vicissiludes attending pio-
neer life in the early days OF the golden
and silver states. The announcement OF
her death viii bring food OF memories
10 ala former residents OF those states and
deep grief 70 all who had the fortune OF
her friendship and benefit of her council.
She was a splendid type OF that heroic
womanhood which hrayed the dangers
and endured the deprivations attending
the early settlement OF the Pacific coast
and upheld the hands ard hopes Of the
men who made Of California a free and
loyal state OF the republic.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24

Sam Edwards. a cook who formerly
worked in the Chicago Kitchen. on Wash
ington street. attempted 10 rob the till OF
that place early FRIDAY morning in a dar-
ing manner. He was sitting at the coun-
ter reading a paper. and when the waiter
was called away he tried TO open the till.
but could not find the combination and
rang the bell The waiter ran out bat
could see nothing wrong. and went back.
The thief then went hack into the kitchen.
picked mp a cleaver and hid Il under his
coat. The waiter suspected something
was wrong and went outside and Informed
Officers Grant and Ward. who watched
on the outside and soon detected Edwards
f. the act of trying 20 open the till with
the cleayer. lie was promptly arrested
and taken 10 headquarters and a com
plain; was filed against him for attempted
retft larceny
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24

\ successor 20 n y Spencer. he re
f.red member 81 me hoard of education.
has n-t yai been decided upon. The law
provides that his successor must be
slec.@d hy the rpuaining members of the
board and several men have been men
toned as candidates a-ncBg others Ehen
Osborn, \. y. Bel and Mrs c. NJ
Sheafe hrt Ter three months past moth
i-r has beer done IN The matter. Il has
heea sad thst each q me mexnhers has
his especial candidate. hUt as vet there
has heen To cpen Disagreement aC1 10
Candidates have heen proposed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24

Fellows are going there who. Ike our
selves q year ago. know nothing about
mining and couldn't recognize color even
Il they found IL.
The men say that they heard from theiI
friend BLACK Al Porrx-sfile. where be was
rre-a rfryg 20 SPEND the winter Al that
tire he was II good health but was rot
very sangIzine Of erer getting rich. Ior
there were poor men al around MIN WHO
had already been in there for q year or
more ard fortune had not YET Favored
them. Although there is good wages 70
be made washing out sarc- II taxes All
one man can make n the short summer
20 h11w provisions 10 last him over winter.
everything in the eatable lire being worth
almost It's weight IN gold
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24
ANALYSIS OF bogus MILK
II shows Taat Mr.. Putnam sold One
Fourth Water.

tDuFNu " Giff"
The board OF health yesterday took the
first step towards publicly exposing per
sons who sell aduiteratei milk and other
food by Crying oct the report Of City
Chemist B0Eardus on a sample Of milk
for uublfcatiou Mr. B0gardus report
addressed 10 Health Officer Palmer, on
sixty gallons ~ milk. Is as follows:
The results OF my analysis Of the
sample Of milk brought 70 me by A L.
Braymer. market inspector. which was
sealed AMI labeled: George Amos div
er-w H Putnam. Is gallons. Renton."
ara as follows: Specific gravity. LoZ4 fats.
PSI per cent. sugar. casein. etc, 5st per
cent ash. IS per cent.
This is a warered milk. II he had or
binary good milk 20 start win he mas
added one gallon Of water TO about three
gallons OF milk. Judging the fortysix
gallons had about 34-ss gallons OF milk
and l9-i2 gallons OF water. ] think that
the most efficient means OF dealing with
such frauds is publishing their names IN
the paper so that the public will know
who 10 buy milk from. II the honest man
says he cannot sell milk al the present
price and compete with men like ". II.
Putnam. We should let the consumers
know who sells watered and SKINNED
milk Now that summer IS coming. with
our warm weather. the question OF pure
or adulterated milks Is a very important
subject from the health stan point, e psci-
ally Of the children and invalids. all
physicians know. II Is also a base fraud
on the community affecting the rich and
poor especially the poor man. as he has
10 buy the cheap article. Hoping that
the milk will be thoroughly examined,
remain etc.
A copy OF this letter was ordered 10 BE
sent 10 the city council with a request
that a sufficient appropriation be allowed
in the estimate in order TO provide for
the analysis required 10 be made by the
milk ordinance.
The board declared vacant the office OF
plumbing inspector. held by F. W Browne.
who refused 10 resign. and appointed J.
". Swyney 10 MI the vacancy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24
THE EDUCAToRs' CONVENTION.
Preparing For Washington Attendance
az The DenNer >a..-lnn.

Prof Frank j. barnard. who is state
manager for the National Educational
Association. which viii hold It's next an
nuai convs~1scn shortly at Denver. is ac-
lively engaged In stirring up interest IN
the event. and he believes that there viii
be good representation from Washingt ton.
Concerning the association Prof. Barnard
said yesterday:
The National Educational Association
Is one 81 rhe largest and most important
educational bodies ia existence. II was
organized al Philadelphia In ISL. Il has
held thiry-three annual meetings az va
rtogs cities IN the country. having goae as
far west as San Francisco. as far east *
Boston. north 10 Toronto and south 10
Nashville. The attendance ar these meet
ings has varied from a few hundred in
Tne early history OF the organization. 20
f3.on az Madison, WIS. !n KS. and = eco
a. san FraHctsco in 1SSS. The association
s. incorporated IN the District % Co,u-n-
hts and Is managed and controlled by a
hoard or trustees. rs objects are: To
elevate che chara0-er and advance the IN
forests CT the profession If teaching and
- promote the cause Of popular e<ifca-
tion iu the Tinted Sta.ss The personnel
- this great Organization IS eminent in
- noiarship ard culture Prominent uni
versitFs ana colleges NJ the country IKE
Harvard Princeton, Columbia ard Michs-
EaD are usually represented both by the
presidents and members % the faculties
- whom are assigned .he numbers on
the proera mne The president this wear
= Or Nicholas Murray Butle~ ~ Column
his college. 50 in tHe lower schools. both
pshli~ and private and IN interests akin
- @iucatAan me association Is rcr~e-
scented The Afternoons ~ tN~fa DAVIS ~
tSe an1s9al convention are occupied bv tia
twelve 1~fart m"uts. each ono n which
has its s0d"peniient orEaoizst lion with
presiding cfi~srs. sn3 each one Of which
vas -ar"f'S'lT prepared progrs NINE. r,er-
iatri-r % -ae Subject ir tae tate-e~.s a.
" -r' 7ar're0T 3 crsan zeI These
9fa~ ar" arg folio KIN iergar-
fTn. elementary. secondary h.Ehrr nor
-naI 0anHsl sr3 'rluetr1sl ART music
la's1afss .-had stuiy a0d tho Herhart
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NEVER BEFORE, NEVER AGAIN.
Did or VIII the People of seattle Have


such an Opportunity.
To buy high grade pianos at such low prices.
You all know what high prices you have
had 10 pay In the past When this man
ufacturers' large stock came in. down
went the prices all around 10 keep IL from
selling. but il sells all the same. Soon as
this stock is sold or shipped away. up
again Will go the prices. You cannot, in
justice 10 yourself or family. allow your
self 10 be pursuaded TO believe that you
can get the same value for your money
from q dealer as from the manufacturer.
The only method dealer can use in pre-
tending TO compete with manufacturers is
10 put the fictitious price on cheaper
pianos down TO the price Of higher grade
instruments and make you believe that
his pianos are just as good or better. a
hint 10 the wise is sufficient Come In to-
morrow and see what bargains you can
get before II is TOO late. Any instruments
that are not sold very soon Will be boxed
and shipped away. You cannot afford 10
let them go and miss the bargains you
can get. ID. :. JOHNSTON.
Manufacturers Agent. 10 Second street
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Parties contemplating tho purchase OF a
piano should nor delay taking advantage
Of the great bargains we OFFER. Eight ~
these heau'tfal Instruments have been
hasei this week ana az this rate our
stock VIII nor iast very long. Such high
grade Instruments as Decker varos j &
= Fischer au1 Ma son 4 Hamhn "a h@
found ~ oar wa~ercoms, together with
various other wskes New pianos frog
So. Winter & Harper. Burke building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24

Detective Ca3ihee has been invesfigat-
i-E ere story ~ J Nendosa 8e Aioourey.
the yoa;. who Neot 20 police hes fquar-
ters recently ana told A story about losing
bis father az Rulings. Mont, and saws
fnat re Is satisfied the boy vas ar i'm
poster Thls Impression IS supported by
the fact that Aloonrev has already dis
appeared \ woman Who saw ths hoy
ee~raI times 'htnks - is not a boy at
al hat a woman IL disguise.
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In Connection With Great Northern

steamer Cttv Of EllenShurg. between
yyenatchee ard Virginia CITY. will make
her first "trip % The season leaving Wen
atcAee March - or sooner.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24

A. Ere %aw Orleans RACES Satar3ay the
winners ~ere- Pave fa~-ougE Marx :
a-7s Ak f4riorzx = CTo.N lisa nine
fs5~to- -. F3orerce. ls8'1 SIX faraonzS
tragc-s Fc0e i-{5. seven f@rlaugs Rev
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-24

M44.zoa street cars run through today.
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NAllsaa sieee' c4Fs Faa taroasa Today,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

Rivera Colon al Sud con Olayo Vega, al
Este cen AQuilino Batista al Oeste con
ocho cuerdas mas del mismo deudor; for
maDdo aquellas parte de diez seis cuer-
das que aparecen inscritas favor del eje-
cutado Hernandez; habisndose sefialado
para 81 acto del remate la una media de
la tarde del dia veinte y nueve del corrien-
te mes en- Ia la Audiencia de este Juz-
gado; advirti6ndose q los que quieran to-
mar parte en- Ell referido remate que debe
ran consignar previamente en- la mesa del
Juzgado nEa cantidad igual por 10 menoa
al diaz por cisnto de la que sfrve de tipo
para a subasta: que no Sc admitiran pro-
pcsicinnes que no cubran de contado las
dos terceras parties de la tasacion de los
indicados bienes, la que asciende la can
tida ad de ochocientos pesos, y que los tftu-
los de propiedad de aquellos Sc halian de
manifesto en- Ia Secretarfa de este Juzga-
&c para los que quieran examinarlos.-Lo
que Sc hace saber al p1blico para Ia con-
de licitadores.-Dadoe en- la Ciu-
dad de Utuado cinco de Octubre de mil
ochocieutos noventa y ci1co.-V0 b.
Ponas. Ell Secretario, Osvaldo Alfonso
Els copia, Alfonso. ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19
SECCION JUDICIAL
E D | C T 0

Secretarfa del Juzgado municipal de
UtuadO.
: ri sefior don Victoriano Ponas Cue
rrero, Juez municipal de esta Ciudad su
t6rmino, por providencia de esta fecha.
dictada en- los autos de juicio verbal civil
seguidos por don Jose Fernandez contra
este vecindario, en- cobro de doscientos
pesos, ha dispuesto la venta en- pdblica 81. .
basta de los bienes embargados al deudor
Hernandez, consistentes en- ocho cuerdas
de terreno equivalentes q tres hectareas,
catorce areas cuarenta tres centiareas'
dedicadas cafe, platanos y malezas ra
dicadas an el barrio Paso palma de este
t6rmino colindandO al Norte con JoaS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19
BrsL1oTEoA DE "LA CORRESPONDENCE"

Contempl6 al russo con carino lie diio co
giendole la mano:
-Decididamente es usted la crema de los
hombres.
Marx f SO iba acostumbrando las name
ras de Landart
Reoibio sin asombro est4s protestas de amis.
tad, y subiendo al omnibus con parte del equi-
pale de su sefior, dejo al obrero para dirigirse
al p>rque de Principles
L. vuelta de Raul habfa sido mas precipi-
tada de 10 que Sc hubiers podido Greer So mar
cha Ell jove1 Sc abnrri6 extraordinariamente
en- B'arritz, como va b mos dicho Convenc-
do, sin embargo, de que 10 mismo Sc aburriria
en- cualquier sitio donde no hubiera visto E!e.
ns, que era duef1s de su pensamiento de su
corazon, Sc resigno esperar ell regteao de la
corte para volver con ella 8 Paris Afortuns-
damente para el, ell hermano mayor, in7itado
tambien, le ayudaba pasar ell tempo mas agra.
dablemente
81 ingenio sarcastioo chispeante del con-
de Hector, So escepticismo, su desprecio de Ia
humsuidsd tretenfan Raul sin convencerle.
Hector ssstenfa sus paradojas CON una gra.
ola disholica que contrsstaba con la gravedad
slgo triste de Raul Este eucontraba en- sua
perpetuas disousiones con ga hermano IN encan-
To- que ls hacta llevar con paoisncia la vida fris
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9s6 GRANUJA, LADRoN z CoMpANrA

En- cambio de los innumerables benefoios
que le habfa prestsdo ell oonde, 81 le habfa abier-
to su bolsa, no completamente, pero al fin y al
cabo bastante generosamente. lie habfa hecho
nombrar miembro del corsejo de administra
ci6n de "La OoDfanza" cosa que Hector scept6,
dicho sea en- honor de la verd4d sin entusiasmo
Nj siquiera le habfa entusiasmado la perspeoti-
va dorado de piugles benefcios, pues no con-
eedfa Falker mds estimation de Ia que ell astu.
to bandido Sc merecfa, en- su interior le calif-
caba como un complete canalla
Ell conde estabs completamente arruinado,
y como hab1a dicho Raul el general Tref6e.
res, estaba reduoido sus sueldos para poder
vivir; Spero como sc arreglarfa para satisfacer q
Falker su enorme deuda cuando llegara ell dia
del venoimientoP Los psgar6s serfan presenta-
dos Baruesi, deseubierta la falsedad, y Hector
no tendrfa mas recurso que dispararse un pisto-
letaZO para huir del deshonor.
Por ESQ fu6 por 10 que Ell conde Sc resign6
d fgurar en- 81 coDaejo de administration de una
oompafiis de bandidos entire an granuja como
Orochin IN bribon de L. calsna de Prouveaux,
obedeciendo IN jefe tan aventajado como Fall
ker.
Quail no seria 81 terror d reoibir en- Bia-
gTits 10 oarta siguisnte:
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En- ell Bazaar de Novedades de nuestro
amigo los sefores Gonzalez Padin Her
manos, San Justo esquina San Francis
CO, SO ha recibidc I'm gran surtido de pre-
ciosas y muy artfsticas coronas fdnebres.
Tambi6n elegantes mesas para tresillo y
los modelos muy elegantes de la estaci6n
en- abanicos japoneses. Ve&nse los anun-
clos que empezamos & publican hoy.
Nuestros amigos los se6ores don Jose
Montilla y don Luis A. Bozzo, proyectan
hacer el lunes pr6ximo un viaje en- bici-
clos & Cayey, .Guayama, Arroyo y Patti
Coamo. Sera este el primer viaje que Sc
haga en- esas condolences, atravesando la
Isla de Norte Sud. Mantendremos &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

Aparatos para luces el6ctricas, fra
guas portatiles, arados americanos de to-
das dimensiones, Baterfas de cocina y lin
ternas para bquues. solicitenseen las gran.
des ferreterrias de M. Roman Compafifa,
Cruz nnmero ~ 80, grandes almacenes,
al detail y al pormayor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

El tema de las conversaciones en- Ia
mayor parte de las familias hoy, no es ctro
celino Garcia, apoderado de La FdnaG de
Puerto Rtco. Las j6venes aguardan con
ansiedad tener noticias del surtido de mer-
cancias que en- breve ha de lleGar espe
ran que sea 10 mejor de 10 mejor. Segdn
las facturas que hemos visto es fenome-
nal de gran nOvedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

PARA fundirlos en- la Maquina de Este
riotipia que tenemos funcionando en- RI
taller de Tipografia de LA CoRREsPoNDEN
Ola, compramos, puestos en- esta Capital,
todos los tipos de imprenta usados que sc
de deterioro en- que Sc hallen. 81
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Tanemos verdadera satisfaction en-
buen amigo de Ponce Ell active Procura
dor don Augusta Pasarell Rius por ell com.
pleto resta ablecimiento de su saIud que le
permite atender con toda eficacia, como 10
venia hacienda, la gesti6n de los asuntos
de su numerosa clientela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

La noticia de sensation ahora, seq dn
SO murmura por la vecindad, es la de que
Sc ha recibido I'm telegrama anuuciando
haberse fetado en- M6jico eI vapor "Cari-
dad" para traer una expedition de filibus-
teros 8 Puerto Rico. 81 Sc ha recibido
n6 ell telegrama, 10 ignoramos. Pero ESQ
de que vengan filibusteros Puerto Ri
CO.. que me los claven aqui. Y 81
no. al tempo.
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Retreta mafiana por la banda de Vo

Retreta maflana pOr la banda de Vo'
luntarios, piezas que ejecutara Ia misma
Primera.-Paso -doble "Fuego avan
zando", Vfas.-Segunda.- de la zar-
zuela "Duo de la Africana", Caballero.-
T2rcera.-Fantasia de Ia opera "Lucrecia
de Bor9ia", Donizetti.-Cuarta.- Ronde1a
de Cornetin, Arrieta. o linta.- Polka,
''seneitiva", Valero (A)-Sexta.-Danza,
sJuani0uita". Perez. -... =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

De Ponce nos escriben que la celebra-
da sin rival bailarina Miss Ada Thorn
SON ia SerpemtinG) que tanto furor ha he
cho en- ell teatro de aQuella Oiudad, pien-
me-, de paso para la Habana y M6jico, visi
tar Ia Capital dar aQui en- estos dias dos
s tres representations. De esta c@lebre
bailarina hemos leido muchOs elogios en- la
verdadera notabilidad que ha llamado la
atenci6n tambi6n en- Europa y los Estados
Unidoe. Estamos, pueg, de enhorabuena
La presencia de Miss Ada Thompson, ven
dra & dar animation los amateurs de las
funciOnee teatrales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

En- ell cafe ''EI Siglo7 Gale de g. Fran
cisco frente al Colmado de Cerecedo ha
comenzado instalarse una mesa de bi-
liar para los aficiopados eee juego. Y
Sc prepare en- el citsdo cafe por ell sin ri
que agrada mucho por su sabor y por gu
confecci6n. No hay duda que Angelic
sabe ssgraminear" de 10 Undo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

Deciase anoche que ell fiscal que en-
tiende en- la causa que se sigue don Ju>
iio sanguilly, ha pedido para el acueado
cadena perpetua, por considerable uno de
los principales promovedores de Ia revo-
l11oi0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

Las pequefias partidas de cafe presen
tadas al mercado de esta Capital, obtienen
de 281 & $35 por extreme de classes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

La EpocG de Madrid, 6rgano del SO.
nor Canovas del Castillo, aplaude Ia con
ducta que viene observando en- las presen-
tes circunstancias el partido autonomis-
"a oubanO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

nuestros lectores al corriente de los deta
Hes de este viaje original.
gW Els feroz q va1ga el termino) 81
surtido de mercancias que acaba de reci
birse en- LA CIUDAD CONDAL de log Sc
flores FABIAN GARCIA Y COMPANIA
calle de la Cruz. Aquello es la mar. Las
Sras. y Srtas, los caballeros y los nifios
enContrar&n alf toda clase de artfculoe
titles y de alta novedad, baratfsimos
Recu6rdese que es allf donde Sc vende ell
famoso vino tintO marca NAVARRO Ell
meJor de mesa q. se importa al pals. 15-5
Sc encuentra enfermo, aunQue no de
gravedad, nuestro amigo Ell sefior don
Eduardo RodeyrO, Jue1 de Primera ms
tancia de Ponce.
Las familias que quieran proporcio
narse caIzado elegante, fuerte y sobre to
do precio nunca visto. eolicftenlo en- "El
Popular" calle de La Cruz, ndmero 10
Zapatos para sef1oritas, diversas y varia
das SON las classes que allf Sc detallan. El
calzaditO americana para nihos, no hay
rival con dicha tienda.
Nuestro amigo don Rafael Cabrera,
secratario de la Institution Libre de Ensa
hanza popular, nos encarga hacer pd
blico para que llegue & conocimiento de
los 800 tantos alumnos matriculados en-
las distintas classes gratuitas de dicho
plantel, que estas no han pOdido inaugu
rarse, por causas completamente aienas
la voluntad de la DIRECTIVE de Ia citada
Institution. Oportunamente SO avisara
cuando las dichas Glasses deban abrirse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-19

ANISU los cafes personals de gus
to.-Se recibio Brandy Jas Hennessy y
las; Brandy J. y E. Martell, de tres estre-
Has; Grande fine champagne Albert Jar
raud, de cuatro estrellas; Eugene Goury,
de una, de dos y de tres estreIlas; Fine
champagne B. V. Petit Jean y Compahfa,
tres estrellas; jas Jeanty y Compaf1fa.
una estrella; Fine champagne Edouard
Matthias y Compafiia, tres estrellas. - El
que no tome Brandy de las meiores mar
cas-, es porque no quiere, pues en- ell Col
mado de Cerecedo, Hermanos Compaf1fa,
hay existencia de las anteriores marcas'
Son Observation-Disclosures los meiores
vinos que para la mesa Sc importan en- es-
ia Capital los tintos y blancos de la marca
Logrofto", Rioja, que procedentes de las
bodegas de Anguciane, expenden en- su
establec1miento los seflores Luifia, HERNIA
no y Compahfa. hace f6.
UNA OBRA.-se desea comprar un
texto de Farmocia por Bouchardat.-In
form aran, calle del Sol casa ndmero Sc,
primer piso. 81
CORONAs FUNEBREs.-Espl6ndido
surtldo de este articdo seda biscuit, propias pa
ra teneras la intemperfe. Accessories para las mis-
mas, tales cntas pensamentos etcetera etc6te-
ra Bazaar de Novedades," Gonzalez Padin Hermanos
gun 9dmero R, S8 de la calie de San Francisco eSquna
TURRONES FINOS.- Participamos
tanto nuestros favOrecedores como los
duefios de Oolmados y otros esta blecimien-
tos q. expenden dulces, q. desde esta fecha
hasta ell dia de Afo Nuevo, fabricaremos
nuestros acreditados turrones de mazapa-
nes, con frutas sin elias, al precio de %
pesos ell quintal y de yema 8 30 pesos, to.
dos en- cajitas de arroba. Tambien ad-
vertimos que los pedidos de alguna impor-
tancia deben bacerse con alguna anticipa-
ci6n ; que no expendemos ningun turron
que no llegue una arroba, puesto que es
la venta al por mayor.
La mayor parte de los almacenistas
de esta ciudad que expenden nuestros pro-
ductos, aceptaran los pedidos de turrones>
que les dirijan sus parroquianos, fin de
que puedan adquirirlo los comerciantes
del interior que no est6n relacionedos con
nuestra casa.-OLIVAS Y COMP. 30-19
ALMkGEN Liberia de Olimpio Ote-
ro.-(Ponce), Puerto Rico. CHOPIN
Ndmero 19.-Marcha fdnebre, 80 centa-
vos.-HAYDEN.-N 26.-Serenata,
80 centavos. .-N1mero 28.-Minueto du
Boeuff, 80 s.-KULAU.-Numero
centavos. .-MENDEL .-N1mero 37.-
Chanson de Printemps, 80 centavos.
Sc VENDE BARATO.-El movimion-
to de una maquina horizontal de vapor en-
buen estado con todas sus pleas, de fuer-
"a de nueve caballos ingleses, propia para
do su due1o Angel Roberttn. 1916