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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

NJ. CASTOR Donnet is preparing an expedi-
ton into the Sahara in search oil the sutViV-
ors OF the Flatlers mission. Large sums OF
money have been subscribed in Paris to neip
him.
NJ Pierre Handoardy, OF Paris. has added
n new terror to bicycling, as he has adopted
q crab-like method Of progress. He bestride'
his machine with hl, face TO the tau, worKs
the pedals backwards, and manipulates Inc
steering apparatus with his hands behind his
back. In this attitude he can y dint prac-
tice attain nearly as high rate OF speed as
moderately expert wheelman travelling In
the usual fashion.
The Rev. Thomas Dixon, Jr, OF New York,
has begun O series OF sermons on "Ihe Fail
ure Of Professionalism IN New York City and
It's Causes In the opening sermon he dealt
with THE Facts OF the Failure. II s'ate
them with a sad heart, said he. "New YORK
city is the metropolis of the nation-:t In adj
dltion to this, the ground Of Professionalism
but New York Is, without exception, the
most goddess city on the American comment
Sir William Harconrt, Rseberry's r right
hand man. Is not having a good time 10 the
new Parliament. Mr.. Healy snubbed him re-
Gently. and when he attempted TO retaiate
Mr.. vesey Knox ointedIy called him "the
mem er for Derby-I mean for West Mon
mou,hshire." The fact that he had been de
feated In Derby seemed to nettle the great
man even more than Mr. Healy's contempt
uous announcement that he had had enough
of the Liberals and their empty promises,
and was going to see what he could get out
Of the Tories.
Premier Rhodes, OF South Africa, the Iass
time he was in Europe paid Wis to the
Sultan Of Turkey, which gave rise to good
deal OF talk and many oyer-shrewd guesses
az to what he "had up his sleeve" The other
day it leaked out In the Cape House of As.
semby why the visit was paid. 1t concerned
not tho fate OF empires or OF continents but
of AngorA goats. On he plains OF AsiH
Minor is the best Angora blood In the world,
kent there by the Sultans strict embargo.
Suffice II that Mr.. Rhodes succeeded In per-
srading the Sultan to let the Cape have 500
Of the coveted goats for round sum oil
$500
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
80 MINERS DEAD.
All SufOCated or Burned in a
Copper Mime
AWFUL RESULT OF A FIRE.
Manyof Those who Perlshed Coulo
Have Escaped If They Had
Needed the Warnings of
Their Comrades.

A despatch from Calumet, Mich, says:-
Over thirty miners, mostly Austrian trim
mers were entombed In the Osceola copper
mine, and, rs the entrances were batteneo up
to extin yulsh the fire that caused the ulsas-
ter, all hopes OF rescue has been given up.
This is the creates. loss OF life that has ever
occurred In tho copper country.
The fire broke out at 8 o'clock from un-
known cause In the twenty-seventh level. AS
Captain Edwards was making his way 70 NO.
8 shaft he smelled wood burning, but some
OF the miners working in the levels tnere
would not believe there was fire In the mine,
as they could not smell any smoke or near
flames cracking. On nearing No. shalt
Captain Edwards met Captain Trenberts anu
a party OF men who were looking for the nfe,
and on reaching the shaft they found large
quantity Of logging on fire. Captain 1ren-
be is and party of men were lett to hSn'
the fire below. while Captain Edwards went
to the surface 10 get hose. but when he re-
turned he found that the smoke had made an
updraft instead OF down, and In conse-
quence he had 10 come back ID the surface
as fast as possible.
Word was Immediately sent 10 the men In
the mine for all to come to the surface. which
most OF them succeeded In doing, but there
still remains In the drYhouse thirty suits oil
clothes, and it is supposed that that number
were unable to get out in time and are en-
tombed 2 700 feet below the surface with no
possible avenue Of escape The scene Mt the
Opeeche shaft, where many OF the men came
up, was deeply heartrending, thousands haV-
Ing gathered around the mouth Of the shalt,
many women and children standing around,
looking fer their husbands aud iather'.
Searching parties were sent down In num-
bers 1 and shafts to try and reach them
from the drifts leading TO No. shaft above
the twenty-seventh level, but were unsucces'-
ful.
1t Is learned that the pla"e where the fire
caught was the wo st place that 1t could
have caught In the whole mine, and the only
place in The mine where fire OF any extern
could have caught Many Of the men thai
were ,rking several levels below the 27'h
which place the fire caught, were seen as ia'
up as the 18Th level, working their way up
Several of tho men who escaped, claim tE
have passed others on the ladders that were
unable to proceed further on acc cunt
being overcome with smoke and gas.
At the time the alarm was rounded ovel
go we're underground, and all could have
escaped had they used proper precaution
Several miners In their flight passed grouI
OF seven or eight men, who had stopped t.
rest and were smoking their pipes. he!
seemed 10 be In no hurry or think OF danger
When told 10 hurry to the surface they re
marke that they had plenty OF time, ant
not one Of them reached the surface.
The skips were kept runting up and dowl
all day in order to give any OF the en'omb''
miners O chance to escape If they could reac
the skip alive, but none came up.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
RAvAGING THE ORIENT.
Over 10000 Deaths from Cholera During
Part of August

The steamship Empress OF China arrived
from the Osient with advices 10 August 20,
as follows: Cholera increases in Pekin, anu
the deaths exceed 1,5l0 daily. 1t Is also IN
creasing in Japan. The total number Oh
cholera cases rei orted throughout Japan on
August 10 was TIL; deaths, 420. The aggre-
gate number OF cases from the is: instant is
$50 0. Of which 200 occurred on transports
and the deaths are 16, 273. There were Is new
cases In Toxic in the twenty-Iour hours end
ing at noon August 81, OF which died.
A telegram from Mr. 9 linda, japanese
consul at Shanghai, reports 263 deaths among
Chinese and among foreigners In ritish
and Amer.c can concessions between the ls'
and 18th OF August. Another case has oc'
Cured on the Italian cruiser Umbra. bring
ing up the total number OF cases on that YES
eel 10 8.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
A Puzzle Tor Red Men.

There are some Creek Indians living
IN the Cherokee Nation that are mar
ried to Cberokees, aud some Chero-
KEGS married to Creeks living i'll the
Creek Nation. The Greeks wilt not
allow these Cherokess any annuity be-
cause of their Cherokee blood; and,
not having any Creek bloc in them,
the Cherokees will not give the Creeks
any annuity on account OF their Creek
blood, aud in the wrangle for annuity
the Cherokees living in the Greek Ma
ton and married to Creeks do not get
any Creek money; neither Will tue
Cherokees allow them any Cherokee
annuity because of their living in the
Greek Nation, and vice versa. The way
the matter now stands those people
are left off both the Cherokee and the
Creek rolls, although genuine Greeks
and Cherokees by blood This IS q
problem for the Greek and Cherokee
councils to solve. -Xansas City Times.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
Estimating a Horses Height.

The Arabs have two metho Is of esti-
mating the height to which colt will
grow, the first being to stretch cord
from the nostril over the ears aud
down along the neck and compare this
measurement with that from the
withers to the feet, and the other
method being to compare the distance
between the knee and the withers with
that from theknee to the coronet. La
the first method it is considered that
a colt will grow as much taller as the
first measurement exceeds that OF the
second, and the second metho !, If the
proportion " as two to one the horse
will grow no taller.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
THE NEW CUBAN REPUBLIC.
Constitu ion Proclaimed by the Delegate
Convention.

A Havana dispatch to the London Times
SAYS that the meeting Of insurgent delegates
at Najasa proclaimed a constitution for tho
eepubic on federal basis OF five states.
They also elected the Marquis OF Santa Lucia
president, and appointed various officers, as
we'll as confirming the nominations oil An
tonic Maceo to be general commanding In
San iago de Cuba, Maxine Gomez In Puerto
Principe, aud Roloff In Santa Clara. Naiasa
was proclaimed as the provisional federal
capital. A resolution was adopted permit
TING farmers to sell their produce in thetow
on the payment Of Is per cent. ad vaIorum
duty.
A proposal to proclaim Maceo dictator oi
Cuba was discussed for six days, and was
finally Withdrawn.
The autonomist party intend to petition
Spain for seIf-government on Canadian lines.
It is stated that Gomez Is inclined to accept
conditional autonomy, but Maceo dec iaes
any compromise.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
Woodpecker Cabinet Work.

Woodpeckers in the mountains OF
Southern California do cabinet work
that cannot be equaled by the most
skilled artisan. The crafty birds
gather acorns, drill holes in the trunks
of pine trees, into which they fit the
nuts so closely and snugly that squir"
rels are unable to pull them out. II
is discovered that, after being i'm
planted, worm appears in the acorn,
and it is for the purpose of getting
this worm later on that the crafty bed
stores away acorns in this unique man
ner.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
sUFFOCATED IN A GRAIN BIN.
A -year-old Boy Meets Horrible Fate
While Engaged at Play.

distressing accident is reported from
Fairfield. Va. Alexander Barclay, ten years
OF age. visiting Judge Patton's family, son oi
Dr.. ]. P. Barclay, prominent physician ol
Euaw A'a., went into grain bin to play
while in there a large quantity OF wheat was
,urned in through chue, and the boy was
suffocatel. He was not missed for long
time. When found he was under the bulk oi
wheat and life was extinct.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13

There are many bicycles to-day in
Harmon, although the colonePS lady
has not ridden since that first time !;
perhaps it Is because Cary has ceased
to urge her to ride. =.
"I really never believed she would
try it," he said to Jessie the day he
took her bicycle home to her, "but !
meant to do my best to make her, and
when you came gathering into the
yard that day anl saw her on 1t,
could have thrown my hat Ill the air.
onlv if | had let 60 she would have
fallen of" New York Ledger.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
GIRLS FIGHT A DUEL.
Mountain Lasses Fight to Finish Over a
Man.

Sadie Hull and Edna Rankin, mountain
Issses living in the pine tarrens OF Lick HoI-
low. south OF Unioniown, Pa, quarreled over
beau whom both GAINED and concluded to
oot,la the matter in h,tic encounter. They
invited their friends to see the battle and
r,no WAS formed 10 which one OF the hercest
aohts that ever took place in the county was
fought. :,
Miss Rankin was the victor, and did "up'
her opponent in great style. In her anger
.bo even went so far as to chew the ear rings
ont OF Miss Huls'ears. Both girls were bad.
" used up and when the battle ended they
had to be carried home.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13

Joseph D. Stearns, of CamdOu,
Maine. who died recently at tho age
of sixty-ivc years, was the inventor Of
the famous duplex system Of teleg-
raphy. He had the largest collection
OF carved ivories in the world and was
also bibliomaniac.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
THE SAME EVERYWHERE.

Farmer Bunner, big aud homely,
Rich in land, but poor in speech;
Kitty Brown, petite and comely,
PrettYas blushing peach,
Said by all her friends to be
Worthy mate of high degree.
Not that she was 50 aspiring;
Beauty didn't make her proud,
Rather bashful aad retiring;
Still the neighborhood "allowed'
That the man for Kitty Brown
Wassome cavalier from town.
Then it was the homely Bunner
Seemed to fill her modest eye,
Seeing which he wooed and won her
Now the other maidens cry
To their mothers nOdding grin,
"She wasn't good enough for him.
Charles Eugene Banks.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
MONTERREY HIGHLAND COUNTY, VA, SEPTEMBER 13, 1895.
on will have trouble to keep up with

Won will have trouble tokcep up with
her"
Thev wanted Jessie to try the new
wheels, but she said she could not in
her long habit, SO she admired the
twins while they showed her how ex'
pert they were already, thanks to
Cary, and she, too, had chance tc
rive him one grateful look. When she
was ready to go, Cary helped her
mount, and whispered he thought he
could safely return her wheel in day
or two: and then, with q happy
heart. she rode away toward the red
evening sky.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13

Ely, honey, yose
not gwine to skule
in dat rig for
sho ?"
The singer. who
hal been Groom
ing to herself over
her work in the
back perch, and
turned her head
at an approaching 6
step, dropped her
an Is Imply,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13

1t is announced that France and Russia
will take steps to expedite the evacuation Of
The Laio- Tung peninsula after trying to In
luce Japan to accept an indemnity OF 25,-
O0O, 900 ;aels.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13

Mr.. s. simmerman, an electrician OF Chi
cago, who is now in Washington, says Inc
Princess Eulalie missed chance OF getting a
gold teIegraphic key which had been pre-
pared for her, but as she did not visit the
electrical exhiti 1t she never received 1t. Il
was duplicate Of that President Cleveland
pressed when he opened the exposition.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
The Stirring Of Harmon,

BY MAY d. HATCH.
"Daso bones shall rise argin!
Desc bones shall rise argin!
You know l know
Desc bones shall
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23
8 GRANUJA, LADRoN CoMpAN1A

mente que los dos oomprendemos que nos esta
prohibido deoirlo, porque nunca podremos ser
el uno para el otro. IPues que la verdadera fe-
licidad ae nos escapa, permits usted al menoa
que oonservemos su image !
-lSu imsgeD!-dijo do'orosamente Teresa.
-Es muy hermoss; pero, desgraoiada nifs. 1has
pensado en- 10 mucho que sufriras el dia que 80
rompa el enoartoP
Iba contestar Elena, cuando llamaron Ia
puerta Corri6 abrir, y tuvo que oontenerse
mucho para eofoo&r su emoci6n al reoonocer
Raul
El joven no Sc habfa atrevido nunca visi-
tar Logger des de que Sc hallaba instalado en-
el parque de los Prfnoipes, pero habfa oompren-
dido que sus duloes oonversaoiones con Elena
oonoluirfan, por ser peligrosas para Ia joven que
adoraba; hab1a examinado lealmeute su ooncien-
oia, sacando en- conclusion, que va que go anna.
ban, ningun obstaculo podfa impedir su union.
Penso 10 que hnbiera hecho su padre, el
oonde Alberto, 81 SO hnbiera encontrado en- ee-
mejante case, reoonocio que ell irreproohable
gentilhomhre se hubiera inspirado en- su divisa:
"Oumplir el deber."
5Cual era el debers 1seria aosso obedecer
4 una preooupaoi6n rancia y reohaxar una allan.
"a desigualg 20 era al oontrario, proourar Ia
felicidad de dos almas hermanas, deapreciando
ueeioa periuioioar No era dudoso cue 81 ooude
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

La Real sociedad Econ6mica de ami
gos del Pals en- vista del considerable mo-
nero de j6venes y sefioritas que despu6s
de cerrada la matricula ordinaria han
solicitado iogreear en- las Catedras que So
explican bajo sus auspicios ha tenido &
bien acordar que SO prorrogue la matrfcu,
la On concepto de extraordinaria hasta ell
dia 81 del presente mes de Octubre & las
ocho de la noche pudiendo por 10 tanto
todas las personals que deseen ingreear di =
riiirse q Ia s cretaria de la Comisi6n Gu
& de la noche en- los dias laborablea,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23
a, 0,TINAUD,-JoTER1A PLAZA DE AZ


quesa no permiti6 que Sc Hepsrara de Elena has
ts que Sc restableciera completamente.
Mientas taoto, la nsturaleza, esa suprema
dootora, copcluyo por obrar, POGO 4pooo, ba-
jo su bienhe ,hors infueocis, las mel las de Ele
ma fueron recobrando sus coloree; sus fUerzas Sc
acentuaron, pudo correr, hablar, fvivir en- fnl
Sin embargo, 81 melanoolfa era constante Y
nj por IN m mento reoobrd su pr nitiva algeria.
Lsndart, que aoostumbraba aoudir los do
mingos vi it.r sus amigos sef como Jorge
Beraudel Amelia Sc mostraba constantemente
preocupado
"A pesar de 81 preciosa jan'a-decfa, mo-
viendo la oabeza-el pajaro no est$ ouredo por
complete.
No 10 esta-respondi6 Jorge-pero va
empieza, porque sacude las alas principia
piar.
Els cierto-replic6 Landart; no es-
tara oontento mientras cante solo.
AL fin, IN dia tuvo ,lugar ell encuentro tan
tenn do por Teresa
La joven SO habfa sentado coser delante
de su casa, Ia eombra, ouando paso Raul Ca
ballo.
81 joven salud6 alegremente Ia linda con-
vsleoiente, que le devolvio el ssludo p0niendosa
encarnada como una cereSa.
Raul continue eu esmino sin dirigirla La pa,
labrs, y 10 tarde, ouando volvio Teresa, tuve
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

Las novenas de Animas, que todos los
af[os Sc celebran en- la iglesia de 8 Francis
co de Asis, antes del dfa de los Dif1nGos,
en- este afo daran principle Ell mismo dia
de Difuntos, 2 de Noviembre, al toque de
oraciones, y SO celebraran con orQueste y
platicas por distintos oradores sagrados.
So anuncia para conocimiento del pdblico
Y fi9les devotos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23
PGr2S GSl2lQl2S

En- Gel SOL" establecimiento de don
Victoriano Rodriguez, calle Nueva, en- Ia
Marina, SO acaban de recibir 145 caias CON
so Il IS magnfficas peraa espaholas y Sc
las personals de paladar delicado, Tam
bi6n se realizau al contado 200 sacos de
arros valenciano superior raz6n de $5. 80
los 46 kilos. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

Compafia, Cruz ndmeros Y 80.
DON Manuel Mendez ha sido nombra.
do q teniente de Voluntarios de Yabucoa
Son tantas las personals que & diario
nos pre- eguntan por que razones vendemos
mas barato que nadie, el gran surtido aca
bado de recibir en- alfombras, casimires
ingleses, plumas para sombreros, calceti
nes franceses y medias de todos classes Co
lores tamafios, cuellos puffos inf1ni-
dad de novedades, que hemos decidido Dor
medic de la prenea manifestar todos los
ciudadanos puertorriquefos, que con noso-
tros no hay competencia possible, pues &C.
mo somos los duehos los dependencies los
criados ". toto, he ahf Ia causa por qu@
no hay quien puedR competir con Los De,
pe1sdaesstes calle de la Fortaleza ntimero 80
frente d don Angel Suarez.
Con motive del viaje dol duque de
Tamames publica Sc La Patria" de SANTA
go de Cuba 10 siguiente:
/" Ri sefior duque de Tamames SO en-
barca para Ia Habana el dia 30. Segdn
version va tomar Ell mando de un bata
Ion de voluntarios. Tambi6n Sc dice que
este es Ell pretexto para el viaie; pero que
81 verdadero motive es una mission polftica
lmportant9 que lleva Ell duQue." |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

Don Arturo Vazquez Prada, M6dico-
Cirujano ex alumno inferno por oposici6n
del Col gio de San Carlos, 'emiado por
las Facult 4des de M dicina Cieneias de
la ,Universidad de Madrid.
Certifca-Que ha obteDido siempre
resultados sattefactorios con el uso de la
Emulsion de Scott, de aceite de hfgado de
la tuberculosis incipiente, escr6fula, raqui-
tismo etc6tera, etc6tera, habiendo obteni-
do resultados verdaderamente maravillo-
SOC, en- todos aquellos casos en- que ell Or
ganismo depauperado necesita un t6nico
vigoroso. Y para que conste en- donde
convenga, expide Ia presente en- Manatf,
Puerto Rico, ID de Mayo de 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

El ron que venden Ga sta Capital les
sofiores Meltz y Gand1a, es el legitimo d"
'.Schnabell' de la cual son dnicos agentes
Este ror es bien conocido de nuestro pd-
b1ico para que necesitemos recomendarlo.
Els superior & muchos brands de los que
venden DOR ahi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

cheras pufos, peinillaa superiores, peines
de rnarfil, pzinecit . para 81 peinado. co
RONAS fl bres fig rando coraZones,
cruces liras para dorno de nichoa inf.
nidad de obi >tos novedad y fantasia en-
"La G Aditana" de Ramon Carbon, fortale-
"a njlmero 28
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

FL ST. for Alcal..e de esta Capital ha
dispuesto que los pagos correspondientes
al presente mes SO lleven cabo en- los dias
y forma siguiente: Dia "a, los capitu'os
l.02O 80 (persooal materially s5,
ell capftulo INSTRUCTION p1blica) -Dfa
26, los capitulos A. 0, 6 o, 70, 50, 90, 100,
H. y 10 Los que no Sc presentasen al
cobro en- los dias senalados, no podran
af, ctuar este hasta Ell dia 80 del corriente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

E' xir dentffrico en- ....... "El Capricho".
t<hHm dent frico ar ....... 'El Capficho".
20 vos dentifricns p...... III Ca pricho".
Ag1a de Colonia r'....... "Ei Caprich ho".
Rh1m quinina eu......... "El Capricho".
ARua H. q'1ina an ......... "El Capricho".
Aga Il, " rbena EN-. 'El Capricho"
A qua FLORIDA N ....... "El Capricho"
Aqua de Ksnanga en-. "El Capricho': !:
Llamamos muy eapecialmente Ia aten-
ci6n que todas estas aguas SO venden por
litros mas de su envase usual -Todo
producto Habanero legftimc.
En- nueetra edici6n ndmero 1.77s CO.
rrespondiente al Is de este mes, al publican
una adhesion del pueblo de las Marias q
ios artfculos ''iNos daran lecciones. =?
omitimos por ilegible ell dltimo nombre
que suecribe ell escrito de referencia. Hoy
Sc nos informa que aquella es Ia frma del
doctor Reguero, no afliado a ningdn par
lido polftico; y que IL doctor don Jose M.
Mufloz, con los demas sef1ores que autori
zan ell ma, iflesto, fguran en- ell Partido
Unconditional, de cuyo Comit6 es allf Pre-
sidente el segundo de los citados facul-
taEiVCs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

ri vapor MamWelG qls sale hoy de ee.
te puerto, lava Is cabezas de gauado va
cuno para Haity.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

Hemos sabido que los acuerdos toma-
dos en- ell ''Centro Gallego" en- Ia junta &C.
neral extraordinaria del domingo, han
lonia galaica, y simpatizadores de aquella
sociedad, aumentando considerablemente
Ell ntlmero de sOciOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

No es verda1, como SO dice por ahf
ue nuestro Dir sctor salga hoy para la
tabana Nuava York
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

FL vapor espafol "Buenos Aires car
go en- esta puerto para Ia Habana e36 sa-
cos con 27,625 kilos cafe As sacos semi.
las de tabecO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

Participamos nuestros amigos re
lacionados, que hemos trasladado nuestra
oficIna almac6n 8 Ia calle del Dep6sito
ndmero 6.-Marina.-O sea al que ocupa,
ba antiguamante la extipgui4a casa de
Sncesorsa de J Sala Companfa.- Pnar-
to Rico, Is dc Octubre dc 1R95.-COFINO,
DELGADO O. Is. en- CID.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

En "La Flor Borinqueha" San jose
25 en- ella Marposa" Luna 25 SO vende
arroz valenoiano sup rior a 5 ochavos IL
bra, sardinas en- tomato y aceite & ocha-
vos lata y pescados 4 todas classes 10 y
Is Cchavos latas Acudid al baratillo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-23

Corona, servicios completes de hero
aporcelanado, loza de porcelana pedernal
en- los grandes quincallas de M Roman Y
Compafiia, Cruz ntimeros " 80.