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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-16
The ourr.nt oreek ROAD.

An attempt was made yesterday to get
Commissioner Blowers up from Hood
River, for the purpose of holding a
special meeting of the commissioner
court, but owing to matters over which
he had no control he could not come.
The object was to consider the matter
of granting aid to the Currant creek
road. Some time ago, the sum of about
$1400 was raised by subscription in The
Dalles and Antelope, for the purpose of
making this road, and at the time it was
thought the sum would complete it.
Since work was begun on it, it has been
found that there is great deal more
rock work than was anticipated, and
consequently the expense is largely in
creased.
The money raised has all been ex-
pended and now the county will be
| asked to contribute towards the com pie
tion of the work. That section of the
county pays large sums in taxes, and has
never had much of anything in the shape
of local improvements. It has never
aeked for them until now, and its re-
quests should be granted. It would be
of immense benefit to that section and
certainly to the citizens of The DalIes.
The completion of the road would send
all the traffic from Mitchell, Waldron
and the Upper John Day TO The Dalles,
and wonld tend to keep that section in
this county. Unless they can have
better roads to the county seat, they
will be compelled to cut loose from
Wasco and organize a county of their
own, and no one could blame them fol
doing SO.
We understand special meeting oi
the commissioner court will be held IN
day or so to consider the matter, and
while in common with all other tax
payers we do not like to see the county
money expended, yet there are things
1 that are absolute necessAries and the
Currant creek road is one of them. Sell
interest as well as justice to those people
who are cut off from the county seat by
impossible barriers demands it. AS. ii
$1400 of good money has been expended
and unless the road is completed, is lost
utterly. Good business management
would compel the completion of the roaC
to save the money already invested
We hope the commissioners will taks
this view of the matter, and push the
road to speedy completion.
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The support last

ing's entertainments. The support last
night was exceptionally good. If you
don't see this troupe you will miss a
whole lots ofAun. The play tonight is
"Joshua Whitcomb," an old farmer
who comes to town to sell his 'spunkins"
and whose eccentricities will furnish
laugh enough to supply as many persons
as the hall will hold. Misses Lucy and
Vina Payton will appear in their attrac-
tive specialties. The prices of admission
are right with the times, being 35 cents
for general admission. reserved seats so
cents, children % cents.
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Forbidden to Pasture 1t.

Some time since The CHRONICLE pub
list ed statement that there was moth
ing in the law under which the Cascade
reservation was created that prevented
the pasturing of stock on the reserva-
tion. The matter has again come up
under the ruling of the commissioner,
who takes different view of the mat
ter. Recently application was made to
Hon. w. R. Ellis for information on the
the commissioner, getting the following
in reply:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Mar. 1, 1895.
Hon. W. X. Ellis, House of Representa-
tires, Washington, u. O.:
SIR:-I am in receipt, by reference
from the department, of your letter of
the 25rh ultimo, inquiring whether the
regulations of the department will per-
NIT the pasturiOg of sheep in the Cas-
cade range forest reserve in Oregon.
In reply have to advise you that the
herding of sheep is prohibited. it being
considered that they are especially in
furious to the herbage and underground.
I enclose a copy of the forest reserve
poster of April IA, 1894, prescribing reg
ulations for the reservations.
Very Respectfully,
EDw. A. BOWERS, Asst. Com.
1t will be seen from this that if the
ruling of the commissioner is to stand
the sheep industry of Eastern Oregon
will get a blacker eye than the re-
moval of the tariff gave it. There is g
provision in the law that the secretary
of the interior may prescribe such regu
lations as may be necessary for the care
and preservation of government reser-
vations. We feel certain that could the
nature and character of the mountaint
be shown to the secretary, he wonlC
! withdraw the prohibition and allow
sheep to be pastured thereon.
We would suggest that every 'mmun
| ity get up a petition to the secretary
showing the character of the reservation
and that cattle and sheep do not injur'
it. If this is properly done, we believ'
it would be successful.
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Likes tn. Truth.

The Eugene Register, being an ardent
stickler for the unadulterated truth,
thus chides Editor Ira A. Campbell OF
the Eugene Guard:
''In yesterdays Guard the affable
editor of that paper, who is now doing
the East, has an entertaining letter,
written while he was in Omaha, in
which he proves himself very interest
ing writer. Among other items of news
that the editor writes is that he has
taken q batl.-that's it-just as soon a.
a man gets away from home he is sure
to write back most anything to stuff
his old friends"
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BRIEF MENTION
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.


Two carloads of hogs were sent to
Troutdale yesterday, and two carloads of
sheep will be.s sent below tonight.
A. NJ. Williams & Co. will have a
special sale OF capes Saturday. Look
out for prices in tomorrow's paper.
The market is getting quite plenti-
fully supplied with strawberries, but
the price is still too high for common
folks and printers.
The pastor requests every member of
the M. E. church to be at prayer meet
in tonight. He has a very important
measure to present to them at the close
of the prayer service.
Pease & Mays will have special sale
Saturday, mems straw hats at half price,
Royal Worcester corsets at 25 cents per
pair. just think of it, and then act
upon it.
The Epworth League will give an ice
cream social tomorrow (Friday) evening,
in the lecture room of the M. E. church.
Everybody invited. Admission, includ.
ing refreshments, only 10 cents.
The Aid Society of the Congregational
church will give an apron sale and socia-
BILE at the home of Mrs. Wilson, on
Union street, Friday evening at 8
o'clock. An art gallery will be on exhi-
bition containing treasures of interest to
those who value the things of olden
time. Admission, 25 cents.
By special and urgent request the Or
chestra Union will give another excur-
sion to the Cascade Locks one week from
Sunday, or on the 26th. An interesting
program will be arranged for the occa.
sion. Full particulars will be given
later.
Thirty-fve cases of salmon were pui
up by Herrick yesterday, and another
run will be made tomorrow. Reports
from Astoria indicate a considerable i'm
proyement in the run of fish, and ole
fishermen say the fish are fully month
earlier than usual.
Either tomorrow evening or Saturda,
it is intended that the Orchestra Uniol
will play with the Senter Paytol
orchestra. As they are both fine band
the music alone would be we'll wortl
the price of admission. The musi
furnished is fret class and with our owl
orchestra would be well worth going t
hear.
Senter Payton is certainly immense
As the lightning rod agent last night, b
scored another victory and sent tn
audience home delighted with the even
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The best is always cheapest. Herrin
makes the best cabinet photographs for
only $3.50 per dozen. Chapman block,
up stairs. a20-tf.
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When Baby was sick. we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA.
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
when sne had Children. she gavethem cassouaa.
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The Cavalry Baptist church will give
strawberry and ice cream festival at
the old Dunham drugstore, in Union
block, this evening. Ice cream and
cake 10 cents, and with strawberries, 25
cents. Open from 80 to u o'clock.
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Keep Your Eye on
Rambler and Waverley Bicycles.

Ind Apri %, 1895.
GROVE DaIe
uorder fol
be
is
market
ws..;: ssss .ss s:s ss :s .sss MAYS & GROVE
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Wanted.

A girl to do housework, apply at
Wasco warehouse.
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MAIER & BENTON.
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Gwilt of Portland is visiting Mrs.
H. S. Wilson.
Mrs. Ralph Moody is guest of rela-
tives in the city.
DIR. j. Sutherland was passenger on
the Regulator this morning.
Mr.. F. 8. Hamilton. prominent
sheepman of Antelope, is in the city.
Mrs. w. L. Bradshaw returned from
Portland last night, where she has been
visiting her father.
Mr.. M. R. Biggs, the PriDeville attor-
ney, arrived in town last night, and
went to Portland this morning.
Judge Bradshaw, Prosecuting Attor-
ney Jayne and Judge Bennett arrived
home from Prineville last night.
Miss Ethel Grubbs, who has been a
guest at the home of Mr.. s. French for
the past month, returned to Portland
today.
Mrs. A. Gray, Mrs. S. L. Brooks and
Miss Mary Fisher went down on the
boat this morning and spent the day at
Hood River.
County Clerk Hodges of Crook county
passed through last night on his way to
Salem to attend the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows, now in session there,
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AN PAIN panl.hsd BY DE-. Alls-' Pain rll'-
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ULTIMA HORA
TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANk

Madrid, de Mayo.-En Bilbao SO han
declarado en- huelga mil mineros.-El
dia de Mayo So sortearan dos m6dicos
mayOres y diez y seis primeros con destino
al ej6rcito de Cuba.-El Ministro de Ul-
tramar prOpOndra q la Reina Regente que
indulte del resto de la pena que Venfa su-
friendo Ramon Ruiz, condenado por la
Audiencia de la Habana.
Madrid, 4-El seflor Mufioz Sepulve.
da, nuevo Gobernador de la Habana, &C.
lebro anoche una larga entrevista con ell
MinistrO de Ultramar sef1or Castellano. El
tseflor Mufioz Sepdlveda SO embarcara ell
dia Sci Ministro de Ultramar ha tele-
grafalo al se1or Galbis que SO encargue
pronto del Gobierno del Banco Espanol,
donde esta hacienda falta para secundar
Ia gestion rent1stica del gobierno.
Tambi6n ha telegrafado ell ministro
al seflor general Martinez Campos, que le
designe Ia persona que ha de desempef1ar
la Secretar1a del Gobierno Gral.-El Sr.
Castellano Sc lamenta de las difcultades
fnancieras con que tropieza el Gobierno.
Dice que en- la Habana no hay grandes
entidades mercantiles que, en- momentOs
de apuro, prOporciOnen recursos al Estado
y que es necesario enviarlo todo de Espa-
ia.
Londres, 4.-Dicen de Shanghai que
el emperador de China ha ratifcado el
tratado de paz. Ii Hung Chang saldra
para Che Fuh, donde SO canjearan las ra
tifcaciones.
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BIRr1oTRoA DE "LA CORRESPONDENCE" 373

No Sc atrevfa d envidrselo Andrea, y hu-
biera querido entregar personalmente ell depo-
sito, cuyo secreto vacilaba en- romper.
Indecisa, no sabiendo en- que emplear el
tempo, Sc pu regisra en- 50 habitAcion.
Hay fatalidsdes en- la vida!
FL tempo estaba fresco la chimenea eeta"
ba cargada.
Sc dispuso encenderle.
Sus oios Sc fjaron, sin saher por que, en-
IN pedazo de peri6dico que Ia done LA habfa
puesto debajo de la lena menuda, para enoen-
derla.
.. Y, en- lugar de pre- derle fuego, 10 sae6
maqu;nalmen e y 10 examine.
Tenfa la cha del dia siguiente al de au
partida para Londees. Era La mitad de un pc
riddico de la manana
sus oios Sc fjaron en- uu artfculo cuyo en-
,oabezamiento, en- grue-os cAractere,. era el ST.
guiente: -
DUELO EN- Ell BOSQUE De BOLOEIA
. En- el bosque de Bolonia hay dueloa con
feecuencia,
Ell asunto no era nuevo, ,, ademGp, raraa
veces es interesante ~.e..-
Sin emb rgo, Rosa, para pasar Ell tempo.
ae pnso 4 leerlo. - -. s ~ :.
Deade las primsras line senpesd temblaE.
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aAN0A,-A precios reducidps con
la exaetitud necesaria sc compohen ~toda
clase de pianos por malos que est6p. Di-
riiirse afen Jore Baches cal1e de Ia Cruz
ndmero So! 81
Los vinos mas agradables para la me-
Logro31o, Rioia. que venden erfsu estable-
cimientsa los sefiores Luifa Hermano y
Compaffa.
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VARIEDADEs
PROPIEDADES MEDICALES DEL

ALCOHOL HS1 'GCfRSf9ESA GLEfEAs." Ia cabeza.
Ell Alcohol Cl6t6as, por sus principles
reconfortantes y t6nicos, aquieta los do
lores de la cabeza, neuralgiae, jaquecas,
congestiones cerebrales, p6rdida de Ia me-
moria, anemias cerebrales, zumbido de
oidos, turbaciones de la vision vista tur-
bia), v6rtigos.
81 quiere usted conner sabroso y bara-
to en- esta Capital, visite la fonda Los De-
hciGs, de Aquilino Martinez, Gale de Te-
tuan numerO SO.
TuRO9.-Planos Columbia. Tubos
pianos Pinafore tubos bombas, hay de
venta en- Ell CAPRICHO. SAN JUsTO 81.
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T6 JAPONES

Elfavorito de- las damas, Es Ell
naejor remedto para combatir el ex-
trenirniento. Sc tOna en- una infu-
sion una sola vez al dia y opera con-
facllldad. FL Ie Japomes ha devuelto'
la salud & nnultitud de personals que
sufr1an extraordinariarnen de es-
trenirnientO y ha1b1an apelado sin
exitO & nultitud de remedies. TO-
mandO TIE JAPONES Sc tiene ell viens
ire hgero, hay ganas de conner y hay
buen hurnor. Ell TIE ,JAPONESl
10 prepara en- Ia Habana Ell DoCtSrj
Gonzalez y 10 vende en- Puerto Rico
FIDEL GUILLERMETY J
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o7e AZORES Gun MAEAN

"El duelo del Bosque de Bolonia".
Lo comprendi6 TODD. <@>.~
Llam6. "
= Que vayan buscar al doctor Bertaud-
orden6.
No dirigi6 rep~ensi6n algupa la doncella.
6Por qu&f
1No estaba seguro de su fdeidsd? No hi.
70 mas que mostrarla, con un gesto desolado, el
papel de que proven1a el NAL
Rosa volyi6 en- ST en- los brazos de So aman-
En- un principle pareci6 admirada, mo re-
oordando 10 que habia pasado pero de <pronto
t'at5 de desasirse de aquellos brazos que la sos
tenfan.
Hubo una expression tai de horror en- ell ros-
tro de la joven, que el baron retrocedi6, no atre
vi6ndose retenerla comprendiendo que en-
adelante no ver1a ya en- 6l mas que al matador
de su antique amigo.
Y en- eeguida un sentimiento Sc apodero de
ella. DID algunos pasos vacilando, =, volviendo-,
SO donde 81 estaba, cay6 de rodillas, puso Gus
maDos sobre las del baron J murmur6 con Vcz
debil: III . >.>.z> -- .~ .''7.
--7Perd6nl -~< x
Aquella exclamation oprimid Ell eoraadn de
Ferney. = ~@< r. -. :ss. y - :.
Rosa ss aapaAba como de up arinea Do.
8 & -
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Sabenoa que es va una coea decidida

ell estab!ecimiento de I'm dep6sito de hielo,
permanente en- Arecibo por euenta de los
seflores J. Goyco y Compahfa para ven
derlo al fnfimo precio de dos ochavos la
libra Damos Ia enhorabuena a los are
Glib 1los pueblos inmediatos que podran
tnner constantemente y preciO tan mo
dersdo, I'm artfculo que Sc ha hecho va de
primera necesidad.
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por ESQ hasta hemos ofrecido dos premios
para el del corriente a1o. = n


0J0 QUE LNTERESA! LA CAPITAL DH VIZ,
oAYA> LA PUERToRRIoUESA de Sucesores de
Jose Hernaiz ofrecen a sus numerosos parroquia.
nos al pdblico en- general, un magnffco surtido
de teas para todos los gustos y al alcance de TO-.
dos los bolsillos Especialidad en- tiras bordadas
de todos anchos classes y casimires nacionales Y
extranjeros. Realization de pintados. Precios
Gin competencia
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GRAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT "lNGLATERRA." ["

Por haber recibido tarde hoy la CORES
pondencia del vapor ''San Francisco, pro.
cedente de la Habana, no podemos hasta
mahana empezar publican las noticias
de Cuba que traen nuestros canjes de
aquella Isla.
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Re7aci6n de los efectos embarcados en-
ell vapar espaflol M9j6co por la Comisi6n
Provincial de sehoras de La CrMz RojG,
de Puerto Rico, a disposition del senior Te-
alladolid.-Naterlal Sare6tario.-2 va
ras espsradrapcs Johnson.-12 espopja4
antis6pticas. 400 gramos percloruro hero.
100 capsulas sulfato quinina.- a jerin
gullas cristal.--l paquete algod6n absor
vente. .-6 idem idem yodoformado.- id4m
cristalizado.-5OO idem acido carb6Eco-
Is rollos vendajes.-25 idem triangulares
Compresas. Otr0s efectos.-5O mantas.-.
so sabanas.-5O fundas.-5O panuelos. 8
docenas camisetas.-3 idem tohallas fell
pas.-S idem calcetines.-5O pares alpar-
gatas.-l barril de azdcar.-1 saco de azt1-
car.-14 libras chocolate.-l GAIA latas de
conserva.-1 idem vino de Jer6z.-1 idem
de cofiac.-3 grandes de galletas.-2,OO 900 ci-
garros, i 700 cajetillas de cigarrillos.
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TALLER MECAN4CO DE CARPINTE


Ria, de AGguerG q COnepG1a0.-POnce-
PuertO-Rico.-LOs due1os de este taller,
han introducido todos los adelantos
concernientes en- ell ramo de construction,
en- ell acepillado y machiembrado de tablas
y en- moldura de diversas formas. ALI
hallaran las personals que les cOnfien cual-
quier trabajo del ramO, pTontitud, sOlidez
y precios limitados. Habra cOnstante-
mente un surtido de balaustres de made
ras escOjidas, y cuanto Sc relacione en- ell
ramO de tOrner1a. 15-9
CASA de Cambio dep6sito de tabacos
y cigarrillos de la Habana.-Venta de BIZ
lletes de Madrid, Puerto Rico y Habana.-
UnicOs representatives de los acreditados
cigarrillos de ''Villar y Villar", corrientes,
hebras-blancos, hebra brea, hebra-pecto-
raj, cigarrillos y tabacos de hebras del
mapa de Cuba.
l5-s S. FILIPPIy c.
TALLISTAS EsCULT0RES.- Sc inte-
resan algunOs OperariOs de este ramo en-
ell taller mecanico de carpinteria de An
guerra y Comp, Ponce, Pto.- Rico. 15-1O
La HABANA ELEGANTE.-Marca de
| cigarril!Os de la lmportante fabrlca que
era de los SENORES CABANAS CARVAJAL
de Ia Habana. Por su excelente calidad,
elegancia y baratura son los cigarrillos
| HAS E0COAA0uuoOA0S.- Ou1CO0 0SOAVO0 OA
Puerto Rico.
2-S BoLIAR, ARRVzA CoMPANIA.
RuIDOSO DEsAFIO DE GALLOs.-
Con motivo de las grandes festas de San
Isidro Labrador, patron de Cayey, ten
dram lugar en- este pueblo grandes desaf1os
de gallos los dias IS; IA y Is del corriente,
para los que me complazco en- invitar a los
afcionados de toda Ia isla, ofreci6ndoles
peleas con los pesos y cantidades que gus
| ten.
6-5s Cesdreo Rodriguez.
HIPOTECA,-s desean colocara 3, 900
pesos en- primera hipoteca sobre buenas
fincas de esta Capital. Informarans 4.
Todd y Comp, Cruz l. 3-2
LOTERIA NACIONAL DE MADRID.
Hay constantemente para todog los sor-
teos en- la peluquer1a E'Laurak Bat" de
D. Pedro Urbistondo, San Francisco ~.
Sc enviaran la isla a quienes los soil
citen. %
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paras de co'ores para Cabinets, los juegos
de lavabo de porcelapa, decorados, los
cuadros al 6leo con marcos dorados otros
artfcul s de novedad qua acaha de recfbir
:Lo Godito'ao de don Ramon Gatd6n, For
taleza nIlmero 2S.
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Sc encuentra recogido en- CANA ataca-
do de la grippe, nuestTO estimadO amigo
Don Juan Macho Moreno por cuya ealUd
nos interesamOs muchO.
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g, 0,TtkAUD,-JoYERIA PLAZA DE AL
FoNso xGrs9 snid9 de joyas de plata brlantes
Ea6ls Lo mas mas be!o prmoroso de La JGyer@ fancesa
Cron6meos CaonografQs Repecones Roscopf Lentes
dafa oe oro con cEtae mos Ge oca centres De mesa
lmportacGn directa. Precios sin com petencia.
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| Anoche riodi6 la tornado de la
i + vida en- Arecibo, la inguida seno-
ra dofla Francisco Gomez UrbistondO
de Munoz, madre pol1tica de nuestro
amigo ell senior Marques de las C:aras
q quien, 10 mismo que toda la familia do
la inada, enviamOs nuestrO mas sentidO
p6same. e.-R. [. P.
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Cuando Sc le antoje q usted conner sa-
broso no divide el can1ino: San Francisco
Sc, restaurant LU CatG{d7aG.
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Dfcese que s. E. ell Gobernador Gene
raj ha aprobado el acuerdo del Ayunta-
miento de esta Capital, negandose a pagar
los daf1os causados por ell populacho en- los
faroles del alurnbrado plblico pertenecien-
to la Compania del Gas, cuando el .c@le-
que ascienden unos 500 pesos y que, con
este motivo el seflor Consul lngl@s ha esta-
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El vapor espaflol Alfonso XII cargo
pesando "A, ,592 kilos de cafe.
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blecido la reelamaci6n del seflor Scott, re-
presentante de Ia Compania por ante su
gobierno de Ia Gran Bretafia, para que es-
te 10 haga su vez Cirectamente del de Es-
pafla. Nosotros hemos dicho nuestro mo-
do de pensar respecto del particular: Esos
0sdTaOS rGtoa deberfa pagarlos el Ayunta-
miento representante del pueblo que hizo
! ell daflo, sin dar lugar reclamaciones in
ternacionales, POGO polfticas en- los item,
pos que cOrremos.
lila MAR De ABAVIGOS!! Entire los nue.
VOsa mOdelOs de abanicOs iaponeses que
ACADIA de recibir ell PARIS-BAZAR, hay
elllamado MIGNON que est6 hacienda
furor. Els pequeh1simo, con varillaie de
sandalo y solo cuesta SO centavos Sera
la nota saliente de este verano. Una ver-
dadera moner1a. zee. art1stica. 4-2
Para mayor solaz de los sefores pasa-
jeros que SO hospeden en- ell gran Hotel In
glaterra, durante las horas de comida en-
las noches, habra en- ell gran salon de di-
chO establecimiento conciertos dirigidos
por el sehor C1rbonell.
GRAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT NGLATERRA.""~.
Iet~dra esQW6eG Cruz y
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .-P
Por haber recibido tarde hoy la CORES
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medor, camas, armariOs, maquina de CO.
ser y muebles de maqu6 de FiliFinas.-
Pabellones de Norzagaray, mum. 50. 3-3
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de varios tamahos, tienen cohJ Jtante exis.
tencia y venden q precios m6dicos.
MELTZ Y GAMBIA. 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11

Ha fallecido en- Arecibo Don Juan Ro-
driguez, llamado, generalme4nt5e Juancho,
antique cartero de squella Villa.-R. l. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11

En- Ponce .circula la noticia de que Ell
battalion Vallad0zGd desembarcara en- San
tiago do Cuba y desde ALI pasara pres
tar sus serviGios a Holguln, Gosa que no
Gibara le ser1a mas facil y rapido llegar q
Holgufn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11

Els muy curioso Ell testamento de C6s-
pcdes, ell c6lebre insurrecto de Ia guerra
anterior. Un peri6dico alenaan, el "Fch-
lekcjmhkthtz," 10 inserta en- sus columnas.
En- ese documento, otorgado ante ell Gran
ba, lega C6spedes q su hijo Ia boquilla de
ambar que us6 toda su vida. De ese mo-
do Ell heredero, en- vez de chuparse el
dedo, fumara ahora los cigarrillos de ''Ca-
ba1as," nunca bastante bien ponderados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-11

Cuaudo venga usted la Capital de
miento "La Luna" Gale de San Francis
co esquina Cruz, y pregunte allf por
Benito Zalduondo, muchacho guapo. nos
esta feo el deci1lo, " que vende mas bara.
to que nadie. ALI, en- ell ramo de merce-
ia novedades, encontrara cuanto nece-
site y le venderan como usted quiera. Ma
da de exageraci0n.