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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
SAFE CRACKERS AT WORK.
An Attempt Made to Rifle Kuhls,
Schwarke s. Co.'S Safe.

An Attempt Made to Rifle Kuhls,
Schwarke s. Co.'s Safe.
A desperate attempt was made early
yesterday morning to crack the safe in the
establishment of KuhIs, Schwartz & Co.,
the wholesale liquor merchants at 129 SUIT
ter street. The burglars broke off the
handle with sledge, but failed to get into
the interior of the strong box.
Desisting from that attempt they turned
their attention to the cash register, from
which they took about SIS in silver, and
cigars and liquors were also purloined.
An attempt was made by the same gang
to break into Sullivan's cloak house, but
no Roadway was made and the effort
proved futile. The police are of the opin
ion, from the character of the work, that
the job was done by novices.
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LIQUOR DEALERS MITE,
A Proposal to Abolish the
Custom of Giving Christ
mas Presents
BY DONATIONS TO CHARITY.
Orphan Asylums VIII Be Benefited
to Large Extent by the
Change.

The saloon keepers and cigar-dealers OF
San Francisco will probably make new
departure in the line of Christmas gifts
during the coming holidays, and contribute
from $4,000 to $4,000, to be divided
among the various charities of the City.
This plan is the outcome of quiet agita-
ton that has been on foot for some time to
abolish the present system of giving Gus
toners Christmas gifts.
Like the custom of giving tips in restau-
rants and hotels, the practice of giving
Christmas gifts by liquor-dealers has
grown until it has become an absolute
nuisance. The business man or clerk who
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YOUTH HONORS THE FLAG,
Saluting the Stars and Stripes
Part of the Daily Pro-
gramme.
FERvOR OF YOUNG PATRIOTS.
Custom Introduced by the Grand
Army of the Republic Highly
Educational.

81 give my head and my heart to my
country. One country, one language, one
fagp'
The pupils of the Stanford Primary
School on Eighth street, near Harrison,
assembled in the schoolyard yesterday and
while the little color bearer, proud OF new
honors, held the stars and stripes aloft the
children saiuted the flag with as much ap-
parent reverence as any battle-scarred
veteran ever showed. This is not an un-
usual occurrence 1t is part of the daily
programme, and in that particular school
is an incident of the passing into and out
of the building, which is done with the
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writ compelling the Auditor to pass the
bills, the commission will go out OF exist
ence.
Mr.. Wellin also reported that Senator
Carpenter had agreed to appear Tor the
board before the court as the representative
OF the Republican party.
Attorney Gavin McNab will look after
the interests of the Democratic party.
Attorney D. I. Mahoney will represent the
Non-Partisans. D. NJ. Delmas will act Tor
the Iroquois Club and Henry N. Clement
will talk for the Civic Federation.
Everybody present agreed that there was
urgent need of getting all early decision
from the court as there was great deal OF
work on hand for the commission TO
handle.
On the motion of Commissioner Castle
the appointment of an assistant secretary
went over one week.
Commissioner Foster said he would like
little assistance in preparing the polls,
and Denman and Castle agreed to help
him.
The usual monthly bills were audited,
but they will have to be pigeonholed till
the Supreme Court has decided whether or
no the commission is legally constituted
body.
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though his attorney had none, and the
verdict came as a surprise to him. When
removed from the court by the United
States Marshal he walked in dazed man.
ner and had to be assisted.
This is not Cipricos first encounter with
the Government. In 1887 he and Billy
Boyd, Kip, Mclean and others were all
employed in the Custom-house. They
formed what became known as the Boyd
Ciprico ring, and the goods they trafficked
were the red Chinese certificates of prior
residence then in use. Boyd was in the
Chinese Bureau, and he stole the certifi-
Gates, which were sold in China. Kip was
the Chinese interpreter, and Ciprico and
Mclean were the Custom house officers
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the liquid obtained from teaching the
ground bark is reduced from Is degrees of
strength to 100 degrees, and shipped in that
strength, though used blythe tanneries at
a bout 40 degrees.
H. A. Marian, the inventor, claims that
the evaporation will take the juice from the
raw beets and reduce it until it will gran
ulate
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TANNIN EXTRACT FACTORY.

The First One in California Established
in Mendocino.
c. T. Scammon recently returned to this
City from Mendocino County, where he
has been experimenting, for the Califor-
mia Tannin Extract Company, the construc-
ton Of the first tannin extracting plant to
be established in the State.
The factory is near Signal, in the heart
Of the forest, and is now running full
blast. By means of powerful evaporator
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Held for Manslaughter.

Lee Hung, who is accused of having caused
the death of ZIP Dock, a fellow-countryman,
by striking him over the head with cleayer,
was given O preliminary hearing in Judge
Lows court Yesterday and was held to answer
before the Superior Court on charge OF man
slaughter. His bonds were fixed at $0O0O.
Hung and Dock had a row over room rent, re-
sulting in fight, in which the latter was SO
severely injured that he died.
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Last Summer Clearance Sale Day.
Last Special Remnant Day.

the acquaintance of the police on various
charges, was arrested on charges of grand lar
ceny and vagrancy for having "bunkoed" a
he had When the case was called in the
Police Court yesterday White failed to appear
to prosecute the case and the heavier charge
was dismissed. The Judge evened up matters
by convicting her on the vagrancy charge and
sending her to the County Jail for ninety days.
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THE HASKINS ALLOWANCE
Judge Coffey Signs an Order Granting
to Mrs. Haskins 500
Month.

Month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Haskins has been granted
family allowance of 500 per month from
the estate of her husband, James S. Has
kins. The order was signed yesterday by
Judge Coffey, though Attorney Ford OBJ
iected on behalf of the nephews who re-
Gently were defeated in the will contest.
The question as to what constituted the
last will of Mr.. Haskins was argued yes
terday. Attorneys Deuprey and Wright,
representing Mrs. Haskins, contended that
the newly discovered will OF 1894 cannot
in any way affect the will of 1888, being
merely republication, as there was no
change in the terms. Attorneys Ford and
Abbott opposed that claim, as they want
to have the later will offered for probate,
so as to make new contest.
The question will not be decided by
Judge Coffey until Tuesday.
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presided as usual. The nominations were
read from a slip of paper and went through
without the shadow Of protest. Follow
ing were the appointments made:
]. d. Sullivan, engineer of the quarantine
tug; John Dougherty, assistant machinist at
the County Hospital; Charles Delwig, baker at
the same place; Mrs. Mary Patton (reap-
pointed), instructress of the training school for
nurses, and DR.. Louis D. Bacigalupi, DR.. D. E.
F. Easton, DR.. George E. Hyde and DR.. Thomas
a. McCulloch, internes at the County Hospital.
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MORE HEADS FALL OFF.

Several New Appointments Made by the
Board of Health.
The mem ers of the Board OF Health
held quiet meeting in the offices of DR..
Fitzgibbon on Thursday evening and
made number of appointments within
their gift.
Mayor Sutro has not returned from the
country yet, and in his absence DR.. Morse
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READY FOR THE CONTEST.
The Election Commission Meets and
Discusses the Situation.

The newly appointed Election Com
mission met yesterday, but as its existence
is to be tested very shortly before the
Supreme Court, little was done in a bust
ness way.
Commissioner Wellin of the legal COM
mittee of the board reported that test
case had been prepared to offer to the
Supreme Court. The complaint asks that
Auditor Broderick be forced TO pay the
warrants for salaries of the Commissioners.
Ii the court declines to issue the necessary
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cent bay, and the clever arrangement of
pillars and arches, giving the impression
of looking from under covered portico,
in sensation OF prison cell.
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Free This Week.

Ia BIG PREsENTs-oNE GIVEN WITH
Each Pound of Our
EXTRA VALUE 6u-CENT TEAS
GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO.'S
1888 Market street, s. F., Headquarters.
BRANCH STORES EVERYWHERE.
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Improvement Club Meeting.

The South of the Park Improvement Club
VIII meet next Tuesday evening at Foresters'
Hall, 20 Eddy street.
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PAINTED WOOD TRUNKS at very en-
special price, sizes 1Sx10 inches, w
81 So; 16x9 inches, soc; 12A7 inches Fac
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AND SAVE ENOUGH TO PAY THE POSTAGE
NOTE PAPER. IS sheets and % envel- &C
opes in box, price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Great Remnant Selling to-day.

GIVE THE LITTLE ONES A CHANCE.
DOLL TRUNKS, brass covered, sizes q 2.25
1Sx1O inches. W -
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TURKEY-FEATHER BUSTERS, al 11C
most two for one opportunity, size 4
No l6, 26c; No. IA, 1Sc; No. l0...... Each
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VEILINGS.

PICK TODAY from a choice assortment
Of new black and white in chiffon,
grenadine and sewing silk widths,
double or single, all tastes end purses
suited, prices from 81 a yard down TO
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Last Day of Remnant Selling at
Close EN- Quickly Prices.
Does the Gentleman Want a
New Tie?

HERE'S FANCY TICKS, latest knots in
fancy silk, light and dark patterns, I .
take your choice from thousands. The x
values are from 25c TO 35c. Sale price. III
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Dress Goods.
All the pretty hatchings, hundreds OF distinct
styles delightfully."- designed.
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Henrietta Goes to jail.
Henrietta Mccall, who has frequently made
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Or the Lady a Waist ?

Come early, for to day we sell LADIES
CALICO WAISTS, soft finish. large
sleeves, light ground with dark stripes
and figures, for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Or the Children Hosiery ?

Hales's prices brace up weak purses,
BLACK COTTON HOSE, narrow
ribbed, seamless, sizes to S112, only.
LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE, a
good quality ribbed tops, seamless and
fast black. Sale price. ......s..........
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LACES.

LACES.
COLORED LACES. a large assortment OSC
of colors, to II inches wide, pretty ~
for lamp-shades, Observation-Disclosures. Yard
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Saturdays Money=Saving Hints.
Last day of the Great Summer
Clearance Sale.
TO-DAY.
See the Ribbon Remnants.
AND

A job in BLACK SATIN RIBBON, all 10(
silk, No. 80 at Csc per yard; No. IL lO
and q for ..------ Yar(
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Early to-day, there will still be good
picking among the odd lots of CHILL
DREN'S ALL WOOL DRAWERS
AND PANTS, at one-half value, or.
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Great Values i'm
Remnants To-day.

LADIES' CORSETS, made OF fine black
sateen and boned with horn, fancy silk
stitched top, good 81 value for. 1890.
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THE MEMS ALL WOOL DRAWERS,
odd sizes in natural and white, values
81 50 to 81 garment, to close at.
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.......... Box
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VARIEDA E S

EN- Ell COLMADO de Cerecedo, Her
manos y Compahfa, Sc encuentran galletas
inglesas, francesas y espanolas, los renom-
brados bizcochos ''Carnot" y las sohcitadas
galletas "EMaria" 'ESocial tea; vino
Roiia marca 'sSagasta" vino blanco marca
"Luz", vinos de la gran bodega Marques
de Misa, Gonzalez Bias Compalia. R:
Valdespino y ell celebrado vino Heredia, Ell
que mas SIC consume en- Londres; Cham
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BrB1rorncA DE ''LA coRREspoNDENc1A".

Vacil6 un segundo.
La palabra dinero, que suha sus Iablos, le
causaba verdadero disgusto.
-Sigue-diio Bernardo, leno de algeria,
-=Abusaria,. Me habeis heeho va tantos faa
geresi -. = -
~STienes itno mas que peos... f-
Para tiY-dijo Bernardo, tnestrS
bita1nente casi deseonfado, mirandola al fondo de
los ojos.
Ante aquella mirada penetrante no Sc puso
colorado.
ST. para mi---balbuce6. - Que ideal
Comprend1a vagannente que SUI marido tenia
sospechas. mo la habfa sorprendido en- conver-
sacion primo, en- ell hueco de una ventana?
Era precise enganare.
-Si temo confesaros 10 que me atormenta, es
porque para hacerme ese favor que voy pediros
necesitais vuestro amigo Chavignat.
- Entonees Sc trata de dinero?
-Si-dijo Andrea-de ese horrible dinero, del
cual no quisiera tener que volver hablaros, por
que me ayerguenza.
El rostro de Bernardo Sc obscurecio. El NAL
ditto dinero interpuesto sin cesar entire el aque-
LA admirable mujer, lie oprimfa Ell corazon. No
obstante, hizo un esfuerzo dijo:
-Si me prometeis...
-lQue?-pregunto Andrea con avidez.
-Renunciar al desorden...
-iOhl los 10 iuro!
Sc habia dulcifcado va; sentfa haberse mos.
trad1 algo severo Despues de todo, lno la hahia
rogado 81 un lila q 10 ST alguna vez Sc eneontraba
apuftlla no recurriefa nadie mas que 9l que
le taMara por 81 hanqueros
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XXXIV
PRIMERA DUDA

Bernardo de Chambay hablaba de buena fe
cuanda decfa q su mujer que su socio no sabria
NADIA.
No contaba con la penetration de Chavignat.
El Auvernes ola hablar con frecuencia de los
gastos de la seflora Chambay. Los calculaba con
una seguridad de memoria dificil de equivocar.
Conocia, pues, POGO mas menos, ell gasto de
Andrea en- casa de Carolina Lebret La empleada
en- las ventas de 6sta, la hermosa Teresa Souchet,
protegida del viejo Chavignat tenfa este al CO.
rriente de las interioridades del taller.
Andrea reeihfa su pension, de la cual no daha
euenta naaie. con la navor reguaridad
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VINO DE LoeRON0.-Bodegasd de Gar

cia hlJo Sitas en- Anguciana, Rioja.-CO-
sECHA DE 1869.-Este excelente vino ha-
sido analizado cientfficamente en- Ell Labo-
ratorio Qufmico Municipal de esta ciudad
y en- vista de la proporcionalidad y norma
idad de sus componentes principales, fue
declarado 'Vino bueno y ex-ento de impu-
que atestigua las excelencias del VINO
DE LOGRONO, 10 ponen. disposition de
los que quieran verlo, los 1nicos agentes
que suscriben.-SOBRINo DE LUNA CO.
Los precios por cuarterolas son muy
modicos. La docena de botellas vale 2 pesos
25 centavos.
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VINOS,-EL MEJoR DE roDos EN- CALI

WWUSI-EL MEJOR DE TODOs EN- CALI
DAN PRECIo. Ell RIOJANO DE TRIGO.
Sc detalla Capital, Cristo Is; don Manuel
de los sefiores Ayll6n y F. Zamorano en-
Puerta de TERRA, g." Lfnea. Los certifca-
dos de origen y analisis de tan excelente
caldo estan disposition del que guste yer
los. Dlclembre l Q
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pagne de La viuda de Clicquot. de Te6flo
y Luis Roederer, licores de la fabrica Ma
ia Brissard, Padres Benedictinos, Padres
yastrenses, San Bernardo otros. Salchi-
chones, jamones, macarelas, aceitunas Y
MI objeJus mas, todo extra.
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LEASE,.-JUGADAS DE GALLOS.-

Los duefos de la gallera de Rio-piedras han
dispuesto verifcar este aflo tres grandes
desafios durante la temporada los cuales
tendran lugar en- los dias 10, 13 y Ia del
corriente Enero, 2, 8 y de Febrero II,
18 19 de Mario para los cuales invitan a
sus amigos afcionados a esta clase de
recreos.-Rio- -piedras, 2 Enero 1895. 1916
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AMOEEls Qt1E MA!'AN

sis ie guerra, con toda su alma; pero Ia soeie.
dad ahega POGO POGO los sentimientos mas sa>
grades, las ternuras mas sinceras.
Tie debe Ia vida dos veees--~fepnso el mari
-do.n--tPiensa en- 6l Las madres no harlan locus
ras lanaas 81 persasen EN- sus hiioss
7 afadi6l .-.s.
-.-Este es nuestfo lazo. NADIA puede f0niperld
El gabinete de toilette" era entfe 6llos tina
especfe de terfeno neutral.
La acompah6 hasta 81 medic de aquel gabine
te y alh pc separ6 de ella.
En- 81 1nornento de haceflo la repiti6
-; -;Mafiana anteE de Las diezl
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>SOMRREROs Y CAPOTAs.-EN LA

EsTRELA ORC pefectamente adornado la ele
ganca la moda pueda inyentar oece Vaado surdo
relavamente precios baratos E pbico ha
do uzgar hay Quien confeccone ana
ha alcanzado nnumerables personals dis
tnguen: Gabaron Tamben ofrece encaes de toda
clase surdo abanicos japoneses "Esrea
Frnacisco az. 15-S
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G, TINAUD.-JoYER1A PLAzAspE Ar,

ToNso XGran surdo de joyas de plata bantes
pedras nas Modelos novedad eeganca incompa-
rable Lo mas belo primoroso de la Joyera
PECIALIDADES-En Relojes de Oro. Plata Nkel Acero
Caonografos Repecones Roscopf etc. Lentes
afas de crstales fnos de ROca Cenros de
Bandeas Jarros Vnaeras Escrbanas cuadrupe pateado
Importation directa. Precios sin competencia.
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Para verse ibre de herpes, empeines

Para verse ibre de herpes, empeines,
escoriaciones, erupciones toda irritacion
producida por el vicio herpetico, no hay
remedio mas eficaz que la Loci6n Antiher-
petica del Doctor Montes. Con ell uso de
este preparado Sc We curada Ia piel de esta
molesta enfermedad, por antiguas que sean
las manifestations. La Locion-Montes
esta perfumada y es un aqua de tocador
inapreciable. En- casa de Guillermety.
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LOcION ANTIHERPETICA nE1. Doc.

TOR MoNTEEs e mejor medicamento herpes
quitaTles La pcaz5n lie aplicarla Ioc6n
esa peumada quita La evando la cada del cabeo
hace desaparecer los baros empees manchas espnas
la Exo Immediate Pfdase boticas
de La a AL la del senior Gulermety depostar
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Ell RUEN eUST0-.Uno de los meio

OAHO NHO 4ON1 AAANJO
elegantes establecdo
Rico Propietaro JUAN APELLANIZ Direction
admten abonados Hay empre complete surdo per-
umerfa de las fabrcas mas renombradas Via
jeros vten la Capital de deben soctar la
barbera Ell BUEN GUSTO.
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Para. ton

Para tomar sabrosos vinos puros de IVA
solicitense los tintos y blancos de la marca
:'Logroio", Rioja, que venden en- su esta-
blecimiento los seflores Sobrino de Luifia
Y Compahia Prueba hace conviction.
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de Ia fiesta, tuvo lugar la zarzuela y :
paso el ratio agradablemente.

LIS Iersonas o. deseen yer un exec
leate rstrato aLoleo, del ltxcno Sr d. Pablo
Ubarri Ia e. %. d } oara del inteligrntt
pintor arecibefo senior don Felix Medina,
pueden pasar por las Oficinas de redacci0n
de LA ACORREsPONDENCIA, donde 10 exhibi-
mos desde anoche. Els un tIabaio que, en-
realidad, recomienda mucho su joven
autor.
Procedente de Barcelona escalas ha
llegado hoy al puerto de esta Capital con
carga para varios elvapor espanol stGran
Antilla."
Ha sido nombrado para desempefiar
en- propiedad la escuela rural del barrio
"Aguacate" (Yabucoa), el professor don
Arturo Rogue.
Para desempefiar la vacante de don
Santiago Hita ha sido nombrado don Ro-
mualdo Wales y Materredona.
Por ell Gobierno General ha sido admi-
tida la renuncia del cargo de auxiliar de la
escuela Normal de Maestros al Presbitero
don Santiago Hita que la desempehaba.
0UlERE usted un vino reconstituy yente,
ha las mtPes do
to- pFopiedades atamente gestvas que fayorezca
de fatal enfermedad llama anemia tan codn
trOpicaes? Pues usted ell VINO NUTRTVO
DE KOLA, COCA CARNE PEPTONIZADA DE TORREGRO-
SA, que Vende en- todas las Boticas. 82 d-j.
tenido e gusto de estrechar la de nuestro
amigo Wenceao Abreu ha
sdo La CoRREsPoNDKNcIA la Isla de Cuba E cado
amigo viene de Canarias paso para aHabana magn
trasaanco Antia hace grandes eogos del buen
rato Que recdo bordo istngudo Captain
de toda la ofcadad buQue Desea
amigo Abreu buena ravesfa pronto engamOs
gusto de volVer q verle por aquf.
Ha nombrado Official INFERNO Tesorera
tral de Hacienda. nuestro amigo don jose BaZan
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LOTERIA NACIONAL DE MADRID

---Hay constantemente para todos los sor-
teos en- la peluquerfa "Laurak Bat" de
D. Pedro UrbistOndo, San Francisco A.
Sc enviaran la isla a quienes los soli-
citen. Pl
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A GRANDES MALES GRANDEs

D1os-Cuando el empobrecimiento organi-
CO aniquila ell cuerpo y Ell espiritu, Sc i'm
pone devolver al sistema nervioso toda su
fuerza vigor; de ahi la indication espe
cial del ''Vino Cordial de Cerebrina de
Ulrici" conceptuado por los medicos mas
eminentes como ell ''reconstituye mas
''poderoso ell vitalizador" mas rapido.
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LEASE ESTO,-Don Gabriel Ferre1

Hernandez, doctor en- Medicina y Cirujfa.
CERTIFIco:-Que ell 'FJarabe de Guaya-
col" del Doctor Rodriguez Castro es tan
eficaz en- ell tratamiento de la tuberculosis
pulmonar y tan recomendable en- los cata
rros de las Was respiratorias, que ell enca-
recer su valer y recomendarlo en- el trata-
miento de dichas intermediates 10 conside-
ro, mas que it'll, humanitario. Y para
que asi conste 10 firmo en- Puerto-Rico a
so de Septiembre de 1894.-GABRIEL FE-
RRER.-Y esta es tambien la opinion de los
principales m6dicos de la Isla y de la Isla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-15

VENTA DE CASA.-En Catano, Sc
vende una casa nueva, de MADEIRA, cobija-
da de zinc en- punto centrico y cerca del
tranvia. informes dirijanse A. FL
gueroa y Compan1a, Tetuan 38. 15-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-15
Sc VENDE.--Por mucho memo

SE VENUEu---POr muchO menOS de su
valor, causa de tenerse que ausentar esu
due1o, Sc vende una casa nueva en- San
turce, frente la iglesia. Dara razon en-.
la calle de San Justo 81, baio, Don Fran
cisco Alvarez Ga