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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
KENYON.


A GROWING IOWN-AND A BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY.
We spoke on Decoration Day at
Kenyon. in Goodhue County, Mimi,
on the Great Western Railway. We
were surprised to find SO large town
where ten years ago there was Moth
ing but farms. Now they have a
beautiful and f1ourising place. with
about fourteen hundred population, a
dozen stores, two elevators and a mill
that turns out 100 barrels of flour a
day, and number of private resi-
dences that would do credit to the
Twin-cities. The town lies in the
bosom of one of the richest agricul-
tural regions in the world-the wheat
fields come right up to the doors of the
buildings; and it is a glorious country;
undulating, sprinkled with groves, in
the midst of vast expanses OF growing
crops, full of promise of food for man.
1t was pleasure, having seen so
many poverty afflicted regions in our
noble state, to find one so bright,
cheerful, progressive and prosperous.
The settlers around the place belong
to that grand old Gothic race. the Nor
wegians. They came into this region
thirty-tive or forty years ago, settled
down on as rich land as ever lay out
of doors, sold their wheat at from 81
to 81 per bushel, lived economically
and worked hard; and the result was
that before the Plutocracy could get
hold of them they were wealthy and
beyond their reach. They are good
people and deserve all the success they
have achieved.
Our old friend, James Feeley, form
erly of Pennington, is now the host of
the Commercial HOTEL" aud a very
capable landlord he is.
After delivering a Memorial Ad-
dress. suitable to the occasion, some
of the citizens were DESTROYS that we
should speak on the silver uestion;
and as our train did not leave until
about 9 o'clock at night, we talked for
about an hour and quarter to them.
They had been fed SO long On the lies
of the daily press that their brains
we're pretty nearly dried up; but we
watered them with facts and sowed
some seed that will yet bear good
fruit. The people are smart
enough, but what can you expect
when all the avenues to their intelli-
genccs have been owned by the
Plutocracy for twenty-five years: and
they have been spoon-fed with lies
until their mental digestion is nearly
destroyed? But the newspapers can
not hide any longer the fact that the
country is going to destruction; and
even if man is we'll TODD he does not
feel that he should sell his products
for much less than he USED to; and
hence the masses are beginning to ask
the cause of these conditions: and in
Quiry is the mother of knowledge.
II we get good times again and gen.
eral prosperity, Kenyon, in' fifteen
years, will have 5000 population, and
be one of the most attractive interior
towns of Minnesota.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
ANOTHER BANK. GOES.

Washington, May 2l.-The Mer-
chants National Bank, of Seattle,
Wash, capital 5000, OOO, closed today.
Examiner Carson has been ordered to
take charge Of the failed bank. The
bank was a government depository,
and at the last report had on this ac-
count $4,000. The government is Sc
cured by United States bonds and will
loose nothing by the failure.
But how about the poor fools who
had their money in it? Who protects
them? They believed in ''sound
money" and now they can sound for
it with bob and sinker.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
THE nrrnrsHsrArrvn,e HDsEspAr. JUNE J, 1885.

tions everybody knows that the police
force is composed of men who are
thieves, robbers and blackmailers and
deserve to be behind prison bars. See
Lexow and other committee reports.
We know some policemen who are
very good, just men; but the Coming
Nation is right. There is too much
idolatry OF power. How much respect
did Israel Putnam or Mad Anthony
Wayne have for policeman? The old
days are past and the old spirit with
them.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
An INDIAN PROPHET.

INUNDATIONS PREDICTED.
We picked up an old paper the other
day and CHANGED upon the following:
Chamberlain. S. D., special, March
31.-The Sioux patton has produced
weather prophets who evidently desire
to become rivals OF Profs. Foster and
Hicks. The Sioux prophets predict
that there will be ''heap big water'
this spring. They base their conjec-
lures on their past experiences with
open winters, and claim that a winter
with little snow is certain to be fol-
lowed by immense floods in the spring
and summer. -
This prophecy was made at a time
Of unusual drouth, and shows that the
Indians are close observers of nature,
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
NATURE is 4 DEMOCRAT.

Milwaukee Journal: Corn, 81 cents;
wheat, 73 cents; hogs and cattle. $3.50,
live weight. Even silver has risen a
few cents an ounce, and wages have
made jump. All this under De mo-
cratic administration and gold stand
ard. What is the matter with nature
anyhow?
1t was natures failure, in the shape
Of lack OF rain last year, that caused
the high price of corn, wheat, hogs
and cattle. Was it Democracy caused
the drought? II it did let 1T be gen.
orally understood.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
THE KANSAS GOVERNORS.

The g. 9. p. governor of Kansas, 1.-THE
redeemer," has been arrested for pay
ing his expenses made before the cleo
tion out of the public funds. He is
the kind of men who pull the wool over
the voters eyes. He was elected by
the aid of Democrats. "Birds of a
feather flock together. "-Exchange.
Look back and think of the uproar
that was raised last fall against Gov.
Lewelling-a splendid and able gentle
man. He was displaced to make room
for the man described in the above
paragraph.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
TAKE NOTICE.

Some of our friends seem to think
hat we should send receipts for mon
2 sent by subscribers. This is never
bne by newspapers. Watch the label
n your paper, and the number on it
= jill show whether or not your money
anne to hand IL it does not SO APP
Bar ia three weeks then write us.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
DANGEROUS
TO GRIN AT A POLICEMAN.

TO GRIN AT A POLICEMAN.
A boy of 16 in Washington city was
sent to prison for laughing at q police
man! Judge Kimball held that this
constituted vagrancy. and although it
was not shown that the lad had pre-
vious police record, sent him down for
five days." says the Washington Post.
April q. This is Species of tyranny
11hat is not met with In any monarchy.
lese hirelipgs Of the rich have come
little gods that. tooe at them
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
A QUESTION ANS WERED.
WATERLOO, Iowa, June 3, 1895.

WATERLOO, Iowa, June 3, 1895.
To the Editor
Please state through the REPRE-
SENTATIVE, il silver dollars in large
amounts are legal tender. in payment
Of debts-the same as gold. Yours
very truly, MATT w. RUvANE.
Yes. They were made SO by the act
Of 1878, unless the contract specifically
calls for gold; but even in that case
the question is not likely to be raised
for the silver dollar is worth as much
as the gold dollar, by reason of its
legal tender quality.-ED. REP.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
STRONG WORDS OF PRAISE.

Mr.. A. T. p. Austin, of Alden,
Mimi. writes US:
1.-THE REPRESENTATIVE is the best
newspaper in the United States of
America, and Iclaim to be a Judge, for
Ihave been reader of newspapers for
more THAI forty years. l will send
= 5bers soon.''
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
MANY THANKS.

FUR good friend, William NJ. Smith,
Madison Lake, who raised us club
100,is now sending us in long strings
renewals, with the money, for our
peerless paper,"a as he is kind enough
10 call it.
We will try to make it more and
more worthy Of such generous
friends
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
THE WHITE HOUSE.

The Populists will capture it in '96.
Sow the country down with Third
Party literature. I will print your
name and address on the People s
Party exchange list for a silver dime,
and you will receive large number Of
leading Third Party papers for read
ing and distribution. Write plainly.
J. H. Padgett, lock box 416, Ennis,
Texas.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
Il DIVIDED COURT.

SPEAKING THEIR MINDS OF EACH
OTHER.
There appears to be one judge on
the United States supreme bench not
owned by the gold ring. That judge
is Judge HSrlan. His dissenting opin-
ion in the income tax decision should
be published 10y the millions and scat
\ tered broad among the people.
\Qonver Ro;
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05

Your buildings will be improved by
using our Raisin Brandy at $3.50 per
gallon. Geo. Benz s. Sons, IS Fourth
street south.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05
READ! READ!
Very Important.

We would attention H. r. Eagle
Company, Of Chicago fifth page.
This the
at unpreedeny low cash. We would
send In their money
REPRESENTATIVE.
REPRESENTATIVE South Fourth Street. Minneapolis
ply friends with Irvine.
We following supplies now cities
Ia st. Paul 1000 bales Of Standard
st. 5000 bales
In Fargo 800 bales of Standard
Fargo 1900 bales of Manila
In 1852 bales OF Pure Manila
In Aberdeen 1S9 bales
In Aberdeen 1856 bales Of Manila
From prices in Eagle Co.'S
advertisement likely
They be
There will be rush for the supplies hand
friends
be that when Pure White bought
cedentaly low price of,
a Cents Pound,
that rival houses get up
on
Move lively friends The Fargo and Aberdeen
have been placed the hands
saving will be ordering this paper
The abundant CROP so secure
the cheap Irvine in time. Address,
The Representative,
So South Fourth ST., MINNEAPOLIS Mimi
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-06-05

The finest and best whiskey in the
market is Uncle Sans Monogram
WhicEov
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19
e0rIrnAn De SOCORROS MUTU0S
UOOlLDnU m PREYIsnRA" &

Sehalado el dia 36 del presente mes para
la Junta General ordinaria del semestre;
Sc couvoca los sef1ores socios para que
dicho die y hora de las de la noche con-
curran la casa ndmero % de la Gale de
Ia Cruz con el objeto indicado, advirtien-
dose que SO eelebrara con el numero de
asociados gu concurran por ser segunda
cuD7ocatorIa. Tambien Sc hace presente q.
la JuDta General de elecciones tendra lu-
gar eI dia S7 en- Ell propio local, empeHan-
do & las de 10 noche. z Sc hace p6blico
para Ia copcurrencia de los socios.-Puer-
to-Rico, 19 de Diciembre de 1895.-El Sc
cretario,-R. FxIc6n.- W B. Monse"
TTGt, 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

Cierto reputado comerciante nos he
dicho que una casa de ccmercio de esta
plaza piensa enviar Barcelona una re-
mesa de pesos de la moneda Official. 5Oon
que obieto? Es precisamente 10 que 10
ha uuerido comunicarnos.
Dice Ez Liberal de Madrid que Ia que
IRA de Cuba cuesta 158 mil pesos diarioa,
8 sean millones 740 mil pesos nensuales,
& 10 QUO es 10 mismo Sc mili0nes $50 noil
pesos anuales. Esto sin contar 10 que esos
oastos SO han aumentado con los 8 mil
hombres que llaaaron recientamenta & la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19
Por el Excmo sehor Captain Genera

Por el Excmo sefior Captain General
e. ha dir;gido s las COMMANDMENTS Militia
rcs del q 80 Battalion do Voluntarios, con
fecha IA del actual el siguiente ohcio:
Aunentadaa por el Gob1ernO de 3 M
las fuerzas de mar y terra que c0nstitu-
e., Ia f9rma Que he crei1o conveniente
para llrnar lo5 divarseg fines que sc des
tinau, es l.cgafO i monento dc hacer ce-
ear I'll FcrwiciH> xtrAordinario que deede
principi0 del IN Dc Soptiembre, vienen
pr Btando con Ia mayor abnegaci6n y pa
triYtfstno las eeccfones movilizadas 20 los
Batallones dc Volunteriog En- su conse
cunr cia he ac0rdado en- telograma dc
est2 fecha que dichas secciones 30 conei
dar8n dfsueltas desde el dia Is del actual
que los ohcta!es indivi1uog que las
coTnponen regresen & sus hogarts abonan-
doseles ginembargo los haberee DO movili-
zad0s hasta el dia de llegada a los .puntoa
de su hnbitual residencia. ri ser7icio de
vigilancia de Ia costa que aquellas tuerzaa
venfan DrestandO SO YerifiCBra en- 10 suCe,
siv0 con ARE glo fnstruoCiOnes que por
separadO comunicO V. s
Para dernostrar 10 eatiafechO que me
halo del comportamientO de las fuerzas
de aouel Institute, go servira V. 8. pre-
venir los primeros Jefes de los Batallo-
mes. haga 6 cada uno de los individucs que
han tornado parte en- dicho eerVicio la anO-
taci6n correspondence en- su htja biogra
flea expresandO el tempo. lUgar y circuns-
tancias en- que 10 han realiZadO asf como
Ia aprobaci6n merecida del Inspector Go.
neral A la vez ordeno que SO haga sebeE
en- La orden del cuerpo por los sefoI es je'
fca de los batallones que han tornado par
t 90 la vigilancia de la costs, ,que an nom
bre de 8. ID. Rsina Regente doy las gra'
sIaa mas expresiVaa asi los PAeialeF. ola
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19
BrpErornoA DE 'sLA CORRESPONDENCE"

equipaie antes de aooatRrme escribf en- IN pa
pei estas lfneas:
"Piepso que no existe entire nosotros maa
cue una maIa inteigenoia Me he engahado
reapooto d. II nsturaleza de yuestros aentimien.
tos, como voa habeia debido eqoivooaros aoeroa
d. los MOS
"TIo mejor cd reoonooer el error sin recri-
minacione ,mutuas aoeptar las oonseouenoias
del hecho consumado.
L3sto ea 10 que hago 20, sin rnalgastar ell
tempo en- reoriminaciones y sin quejarme.
"Adios"
Pas6 Ia noohe sin inci1epte alguno y sin
QUO NJ de Bargee repitiera sus tentativss-
Volvio oerca de las dos de la madrugada,
pase6 durante unos momentcs por 81 cuarto sin
aproxir1ayso piquiera Ia pnerta de oomunioa-
ci6n, deepuea debi6 entregafse un profundo
sueno. 4 jusg4r por scs ronquidos, cuyo eco Pc
netraba on mi habitacion.
A las ses duraba todavfa su sueho, q 10
one pude pensar. Aproveche esta ocasion para
levantarme, me vestf con ell trsje que hsbfa
sacado de Breuil
Ne puse la oapa de pielea que me habfa
aervido como de ooraza en- eli viaie deads Cor
bign9 Carload, = de ls Caridsd Paris, J d
las aeia de Ia mknana abri Ia puesta con toda
oIase de preoauoiones, atravese las soltarisa GO.
lertaa = bsi6 Ia eacalera cazi furtivamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19
POR UNA NIRAnA

tomando tantas precaucioneH como al fuese IN
malheohor
vi luz en- las ouadras, 10 que me hizo pen
sar que Jon&a estaria ALI dando so pieneo al ia.
mento blanco.
Teresa essaba en 10 oooine, = Ia llam6 gol~
peando ell suelo.
Sin duda tenfa el presentimiento de que la
oveja deecarriada iba volver al redil, porque
acudi6 en- seguida, dicicndo:
-1Al fin estas aquiP
ST; pero Ique locura tan desdichada he
heoho! ~ mi padre?
no es neoesario que te yea shora. D.. La
primera impression serfs demasiado violenta.
Enci6rrate en- tn habitaci6n.
Desde que me ape6 del ooche y respiraba
ell aire de Breuil, pareo1a sentirme con mas va
lor, como regenerada por aquella atmosfers mas
saludable pura que Ia de Paris.
-IBah!-dije Teresa-los frances difioiles
se deben afrontar cuanto antes 5se sabe en la
ciudad 10 suoedido4
-Seguramente-me respondio.-El coohe-
70 de NJ de Barges SO ha apresurado q contdr-
selo TODD el mundo Es un esodndslo vevgon-
zoso 81 precise que to cases CON n, de Bar
ges toda prisa. @-eE
No. por oierto-diie con tono deoidido-
no me oaaar6 con NJ. de Barges; prefero estar
soltera todR Ia vida Voy 4 YER nj padre, J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

Maria Segura (a) Rompe6uche, Juana
Cadena (a) Robao y Carmen Leyret (n)
PdtG de se6o quisieron hacer negocio con
el duefio de un ventorillo y SO llevarou sin
pagan I'm racimo de guineos y I'm Ito de le-
renes. La vfctima SO quej6 un guardia
dicen que este le dijo:-Nun puedu prem
derlas, purque, comu buenas mozae, las
tres lu son. Pur otru ladu, tai vez fumen
cigarrilloa de Cabadas, que anulan las
instintI1a beliCOaus:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

Deseando complacer ell amigo Ropco-
roni las excitaciones de consecuentes
aficionados al teatro, pondra en- escena 81
sabado en- lugsr de d" El Sef1or Cura," ell
muy aplaudido drama de Echegaray que
tanto agrad6 en- Ia otra temporada y que
lleva por tftulo "Mancha que limpia. Z"
No dudamos que ell pdblico acojera gus
toso el cambio y habra un lleno complete
para aplaudir una vez mas q "Mancha
cue limpja."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19
El Ayuntamiento de eeta CRpital he

El Ayuntamiento de este Capital ha
aolicitado autorizaci6n del Gobierno &C.
neral para dedicar los scbrantes de varian
pertidas de los praeupuestos corrientee, 8
las Obras de le Avenida Daban en- la ex-
puerta de San Justo. La totalidad pre-
supueetada para las referidas obras 80
eleva 30 y tantos mil pesos, pero por de
So pueda llegar con los fondos disponi-
bles, aplazando el resto para el pr6xino
presupuesto. Sc calcula que ell relleno que
debera hacerse en- la explanada proyec-
tada, reclama ocho mil metros c1bicos dc
TERRA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

Ella Publicidad de Barcelona publi-
ca Ell siguiente telegrama de Cadiz:
"Cadiz 16, & las 9'3O noche - Sc ha
hecho ahora pdblico un suceso grave,
ocurrido abordo del vapor 'Catalutia," ,"
durante Ell viaje de ida Cuba. Trans.
portaba el vapor, como es sabido, gento
maleante sacada de presidio para agre-
garla al ej6rcito de operaciones. Ciento
setenta y eeis de esos presidiarios corri
gendos tramaron TN complot oon 800 vo.
luntarios, y el d1a 80 do Septierabre trata-
ron de asesinar al sobrecargo sef1or Cali
salbo. Sacaron armas blancas, de q. nun
ca carecen, y hubo de acudir Ia escolta de
Infanter1a de Marina para someterles I'll
teniente Guerrero que mandaba ell desta-
camento, no tuvo mas remedio que man
dar una carga contra los revoltosos, de la
que resultaron varios heridos. Reduci-
dos & prisi6n los amotinados, fueron su-
jetos 10 barra. En- seguida Sc practice
un riguroso cached, mediante ell cual Sc
recogieron muchas armas."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

De "La Publicidad de Barcelona fe-
suelto:
"ae ha dicho esta tarde que las nego-
ciaciones para Ia paz hab1an quedado 70
tas Los insurrectos ped1an dnicamente:
Reconocimiento de grades para el ej6rcitG'
ansular. Concession de la autonom1a q Is
iela Pago de los Qastos de Ia guerra por
ell Tesoro de Ia Peninsula. Y. la luna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

De unos cuantos pueblos de Ia Isla
nos preguntan 81 los billetes del canje de-
ben circular forzosamente en- totalidad s
81 los pagos solo pueden hacerse rnitad en-
plata y mitad en- billetes. Nosotros no
podemos conteetar & esas preguntas, por-
que realmente no 10 sabemos. Oonven-
dr1a que el Gobierno 10 aclarass para evil
tar dudas y disgustos que va han empe-
Zado iniCiarse
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

Para cornprar calzado bueno SO pre-
eenta Ia OCCASION. America ha importsdo
un gran surtido para su establecimient0
ss El Popular" Cruz ndmero 10. Mereco
visitarse dicha tienda, pues con motive
del canjo de los mejicanos, SO esta ven
los precios corrientes. Y ahora encaja 10
bueno: America regala I'm par de medias
todo parroquianoq q. caste desde I'm peso
en- adelante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19
Tleearon 4 sLa Fama de Pnarto Rico,

Llegaron sLa Fama dc Puerto Rico"
las ceIebradas muse'inas blancas arrasa-
vedad, alemanisco de colores para mantle
les, servilletas grandes peQuefias tam
bi6n de colores, gran novedad, nuevo
surtido en- telas frunoidas, medias negras
y de colores para sefioras y nifios un
colossal surtido en- capotitas de bautismo
para nifios. .... .s..-z...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19
YkglErAaEs
PARA NOcHE.BUENAY PASCUAs.

-Hace diae que 81 conocido COlmado de
Cerecedo, Hermanos ? Compah1a, Vlene
recibiendo dc distintos puntos de Europa,
cuartO bueno y notable SO confecclona en-
ell ramo del comercio que Sc dedican.
ALI SO encuentran toda clase de dulces
crietalizados en- alm1bar, bombones, al
rnondras confites de mil formas distintas,
turronea de Alicante, de yema, de nleves
de frutas, de mazapan y de avellanas, vi
nos de mesa De sObremesa excelent1sl-
mos, la verdadera Champagne crlstal =
cuanto pueda desear I'm buen estoma2o.
NO OLVIDAR que en- la Casa de Cam
bio de D. Santos Filippi SO venden papele-
tas de la Loterfa Extraordinaria de Madrid
q 81 moneda corriente, cada declmo l6
oapeletas. Unico agente de los afamadoa
cigarrillos de "Villar y Villar." BID
COLOCACI0N.-Un joven peninsular
con bnenas referencias esta Capital, cssado de
esmerada educacon, desea encontrar coiocacIon en-
cuaouier estabecimiento publico, casa de comerclo
3 en- familia particular Conoce ell arte culinario
algo de repostera. Para mas detalles dlFlglrse a
Jose Tomas Andres Paseo de Ia princesa, IL prncl1
pal.
Son sin disputa los mejores y mas
acradables vin0s que para la mesa Sc I'M
portan en- est;s Isla, los tintos y blancos de
Ia rnarca "Logrofo", Rioja, legttimos de
Auguoiaua, cuyOs dnicos impcrtadores son
los y flores Luiha, Hermano y Compan1es
-Prcbarlos os convencere1s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

Sc cita el nombre de nuestro distin-
guido amigo el reputado jurisconsulto Sc
for don Juan Hernandez Lopez, para la
presidencia del AteneO, como resultado de
las pr6ximaa elecciones que han de verif-
caree en- Ell referido centro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19
81 PARIS-BAzAR acaba de recibir 90

Ell PARIS-BAzAR acaba dc recibir por
el vaoor frances, un gran surtido de Gin
turones de seda elasticos, estrechos an
chos, azul marino y negros; nuevas classes
on cinturones de piel, de todos anchos y
colores; cuadros pequefios de guipdr sobre
reps; guantes blancos de cabritilla de 4,
8, 12 y 16 botones; guantes cortos de piel
de de ' botones, I sapatos ~ fraeesos ''i rebajadoa -
de cabritilla, charol, dor6 y amarillos; "a
patos escotados de taco bajo, para ni6as;
abanicos de plumas con varillas de con-
cha, nacar y MADEIRA; nitones guantes
de seda negra y de colores y un feuomenal
surtido de aombreros y capotas de Ultima
novedad. 1O-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

Nos dice un amigo: - " He visto un
telegrama de Barcelona fechado hoy, y
diriiido una casa do eomercio de esta
Capital, cotizando las libras eobr3 Lon
dres 80 pesetas SO c6ntimoa por plata
espshola, De modo que, tomando por
base el tipo de 81 so que SO vendcn las
libras, ell papel sobre la Peninsula no debe
valer mas de % Dor cientO.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

Dice "Ei Pals" do la Habana, 10 ST.
puiente: - Varios colegas matritenses
aboean la idea de implantar desde Iuego
la lev Abarzuza en- Puerto Rico con Ell
sentido mas amplio liberal possible. no
solo porque no nay raz6n nj motive para
privar Ia pequefa Antilla del goce de Ia
reforma so pretexto de que hay guerra en-
co6re fuerzas, Amino y confanza la OPT
ni6n. Creemos que Puerto Rico tiene de-
recho que no Sc le prive por mas tempo
de los benefcios de la reforma, la c1aE
tanto valdra en- definitiva cuanto valgan
ell articulado en- que Sc desenvuelyan sus
preoeptos, y ell espfritu con que SO lleve
la practioa. Pero Cuba ha menester impe-
riosamente la acci6n politica directa que
debe completar el esfuerzo y la acci6n de
las armas. Eato sin contar que no siendo
igual 10 ley Abarzuza, en- 10 que sc refera
& una otra Antilla, la ''!eccion objetiba"
resultarfa sicmpre ineufciente. Lo que
SO necesita, en- realidad. es una polttica
franca resuelta para Puerto Rico, pero
tambien para Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-19

Ell vapoT espafiol "Montevideo" cargo
para la Peninsula ademas de 10 que Sc ex-
Dres6 aver SLY sacos con AZ, 657 kilos cafe.