davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-15

Gonsresmanb Soen benpenote Zig /
Wtauoass til 9anotOmmisinren % nrs
mOoeoe BAN ON at bsnlpa9e en- Gel al
geltrami 60, Wtinu., til 9nnotontoret
/ groUtstun. iproi bet er meset lstpin.
tsre for Settlsrne Der Of gaa til Groots.
ton enb iii 9ulutb ener til ct. @lpub.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-15
eauo for so 6euts per 9lcrr.

Nii0ipusr Gcres 9auo al Sipur 6eiers
o]ationeu CT M aabuet for Settlere til
so Gents per gcre. Den lobe 5ebrus
ar 1889 blep bette 2ano aabnet for
ScttIere iislge SumeitcaoloOetL men
mco ben 8eitemmelie, at aft 9ano, iom
life par taast i 8siibbe!ie al Settlere
ben lobe Sch. 1895, ifulOe ialses for
so Gents per Gcrc. Mau penter en-
tor Strcm Of 2anoip9ere Der til @aas
rem.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-15
5or fri Mpntnina al Selp.

5or iri Mpntnin9 al Sslp. &c.
natets 5inuustOmite beiIutteoe ben 12te
os. at inoitile til @~eotaselie Ssctiun 9
al Senator 3oues's 6innusforilaa iUm
ct IelUitpnpt9t 5orila9. Get beitems
mer ON ninoitrHntet Mtputuing al
Gglp.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-15
SanOt on tale, ielO ON oct iuiOsr,
&s9n jim eaen 6erre biOer.

8rot 8redenrioges Gtuoenter finoe8
OUer belle ~gOrOUeiterL bpOr De inoebar
nnIoorsfuIOe StIlingsr / S]pmmuncn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-15

The spring term of Prot. Breckenridge
school opens April J..
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-15

Sea @l9pe Tiger % fiuoer SOraen.
Seq timber &u9lO % Ipoer Wloraeu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-15

8rOf. 8~retenrlo9es StuOenter ojpr
burti9e 6remitr ot / at trre at td(e Set
en9elite SprOg FORFEIT.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-15

alt. iUm FOREIGNER at sipres, furs
tisnsr at sisres pet-9orb Gbeiterielp.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
CURRENT TOPICS.


BERLIN ranks as the healthiest city
in the world.
IT takes 20, 900 insects TO make one
pound of cochineaL
In France ravens have been known
TO live over 100 years.
IT is estimated that tourists up the
Nile spend $1,000, 900 each season in
Egypt.
New YORK. which contains about 500
Russians, will soon have Russian
church.
TWENTY per cent. OF the pupils in
British schools are said to be near
sighted.
THE steamship City of Paris keeps
up steam with the aid Of fifty-four fur
mace fires.
JOHN GOAT, of Wyoming, Mimi, has
been mean enough TO name one Of his
kids Mamie.
TIE women of Morocco never cele-
brate their birthdays, and few of them
know their ages.
A NEW name for typewriter stuff is
suggested-''manuprint"-a fair ana
logue to manuscript.
In 1883 the Philadelphia Zoo had a
cockatoo known to be more than
eighty-five years old.
IL Lord Rosebery gets four hours
sleep in twenty-four he feels that he is
doing well at present
WITHIN the last two years more than
1000 artificial fish ponds have been
constructed in Missouri.
ENGLISH market reports show that
eggs are becoming scareer in that
country from year to year.
KANSAS CITY women have decided t
remove their hats at church and al
indoor meetings hereafter.
THE huge guns of modern navies car
be fired only about seventy-fve times
when they become worn out,
c. b. CORY of Boston recently killeC
q crocodile at Cord Sound, Fla, meas
uring thirteen feet six inches
STEPHEN II. Foss of Pennington, VT.
| hu1 NlOliu maui W obalnSHs thC A1iu
lese manufacturer, about 1850.
TEXAS will have no timber in fifteel
years, il the present rate of cuttinI
1000, 900, 900 feet year continues.
THE Greeks have two places of wor
ship in New York city, where the SCI
vice is carried on in the Greek tongue
OF the 10000 Odd Fellows in Penn
sylvania, 1t is said $4,000 will march i
the great parade In Philadelphia, Ma
81.
GEESE are naturally a long lived fan
lily, and there are several records G
birds of this species attaining to sixt
years
In many counties in Georgia the oa
crop is a total failure, although tn
farmers have planted as many as thre
times.
J. W. ADAMS and other capitalists {
Allentown, Pa, have bought thre
iron furnaces at Sheffield, Ala, fc
ss5O,000
LIGHTNING ran down the chimney
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

QuEBEc, April ia-The honor OF
equipping aud sending out the next
polar expedition will probably belong
10 Canadu
Al the approaching meeting Of the
Ontario Land Surveyors association q
report subniittlng the basis Of such an
expedition ls expected from special
committee appointed for the purpose,
II IL certain now that nothing bui
money will stand In the way OF the
early fitting out and dispatchine Of the
proposed expedition, and this is moi
expected 10 be long wanting, as large
measure Of government assistance 4
AhsolntelY certain.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
MEANS Elk. COMMUNICATION.
Manitoba Catholics Forbidden TO Attend
the Public schools.

WINNIPEG, Man, April 16-Arch-
bishop Langevin, the Roman Catholic
head In Western Canada, caused sem
sation during a sermon in St
Mary's church here when he an
nounced that hereafter all So
called adherents who did not
follow the teachings Of the church
In the matter Of education could not
be regarded as member Of the Roman
Catholic church. This has an inn
portant bearing on the Manitoba
school question and means the excom-
munication OF certain Catholics who
have taken stand against the church
aud with the Manitoba government in
their determined fight for national
schools 1t is reported that special
encyclical from Rome has been re-
ceived By the Manitoba bishops on the
school question, hence the announce
ment by Archbisop Langevin.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
rrainmsn Badly Injured.

BRIsroI, Tenn, April l6,-Local pas.
senger train No. 9, running between
Knoxville aud Bristol ON the Southern
railway, left the track on sharp
curve near Alton. The engine rolled
down a steep bank and was followed
by the baggage and express car and
one coach. Engineer John Swats was
plnIoned on the boiler and horribly
scalded by escaping steam. lie car
not live. Fireman Mentain and Bag
gagemaster Bayless were both injured
but will recover Every car was of
the track.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

BRMSoHAM, Ala, April iO-Rev. J.
N. Jessup, An aged primitive baptist
preacher, met death In a horrible man
ner at Sandy Ridge, Ala while dellv'
ering his sermon he suddenly fell "
the floor In spaAms, and died with hli
awe.struck congregation about him. II
Afterward developed that ho had taken
. lot Of strychnlno which he carried In
his pocket ON bread crumbs 10 poison
English sparrowA that infested hi
yard. lIo was also In the habit Of car
ry.ng sugar IN hla pocket 70 clear hIl
throat for hln sermon. lie took ihl
,nyehpIno BY mRlshe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

WASHINGTON, April i0-In view Of
the great rise in the price of beef and
the scarcity Of cattle, the chief Of the
bureau Of animal industry, DIR. Sal
mon, has recommended to the secre-
tary OF agriculture the admission OF
Mexican cattle into the United States
under stringent regulations calculated
TO insure rigid inspection of all cattle
admitted. Secretary Morton issued the
necessary order II Is hoped by thin
means to check the tendency 70 exces
sive prices to the consumer without In
juriously affecting the interests Of III,
beef producer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
robacco rrurt El.o,a ofnosra.

New YORK, April 16.-The American
Tobacco Co. succeeded in holding its
annual meeting In Newark Monday,
after two adjournments, and elected
these directors: George A. Rents, Ben
N. Duke, @. W. Gall and Josiah Brown.
The annual report shows assets, con-
sisting Of real estate, machinery, raw
and manufactured stock, fixtures, pat
ents and trademarks, Of sa5, 255, ,295 61.
The cash on hand is reported as sl,-
900, 55s.ss. The income tax, In the LA
bilities, figured for slol, 900 The lia.
bilities showed net increase for ls9;
Of 81, s65, 22s66.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
cold standard in Russia.

LONDON, April l6.-A dispatch to the
Times from St Petersburg states that
the Novosh declares that the minister
OF finance intends 10 prepare for the
establishment of gold currency by
permitting payments and business
transactions on the basis Of the gold
rouble. which has hitherto been forbid
den. The depreciation in silver rem
ders impossible the establishment of an
actual silver rouble currency, which is
the Russian nominal standard, as rep
resented by the paper rouble.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

TACOMA. Wash. April is,-Paul
Schulse. general land agent Of the
Northern Pacific railroad, committed
suleidr by shooting himself nIo wa,
about to lose hin position and II Il
thought this fack coupled with 6nan'
clal dlnlcultiea. caused him 10 commit
the rash act Hchulre was friend and
nrnlanr Of lIanrf Willard.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
More Troops Asked For.

orTUMwA, Ia, April 16-The coal
mining situation at Cincinnati is grow
ing alarming. The miners congregated
there say they will get the Cincinnati
men out at all hazards Maj.-G
Prime and Adjt- t-Gen. Prime of the
state militia are on the ground and
have asked the governor for more
troopa The sheriff is swearing in
deputies on all sides It is understood
the miners have twenty Winchesters
and dynamite bombs. At Forbush a
number who have gone back to work
are also In danger.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
An Injunction Granted.

CHICAGO, April 16.-In the .. s.
court Monday Judge Showalter en-
Joined Siegel, Cooper & Co from maxi
ing any return TO the internal revenue
collector under the provisions Of the
income tax law. The restraining or
der was granted on bill filed by Ger
son Siegel, one of the New York stock
holders in the defendant corporation.
The bill attacks the law, and under
the order the government will be COM
pelled To take part in the proceedings
70 defend the operation Of the law.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

VIENNA, April i6-Rains and snow
floods have caused the rising Of the
river Danube TO such an extent as TO
completely inundate the Kuert dis
trict and other parts of the city of
Presburg Hungary. The volume Of
water was so great as TO wreck hun
dreds Of houses, many Of whose In
mates were drowned.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
ns,,h pr.tsrrsd to rdisnsau.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 16-Albert
II. Long, aged 90 years, committed
suicide Monday morning at the homo
OF his brother-in-law, 3l09 Poplar
street, by shooting himself He left a
letter addressed to his father, ]. C
Long, Richmond, Ind, saying that he
could not secure work and preferred
death TO idleness
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
An Immense Damage Suit.

PITTSBURGH, April le-An appeal was
taken TO the supreme court Monday In
the suit Of Waring Bros. against the
Pennsylvania railroad for 90, 500, 900,
for damages for alleged Determinations
in freight rates on oil. The amount
claimed is the largest In any suit en-
tered in Allegheny county. 1t came
on for trial for some weeks ago, and
Judge E. II. Stowe ordered a nonsuit,
on the ground that the statement Of
the claim was delayed too long after
the action had been begun.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

LAWRENCE, Kas., April iG-Prof. L.
l.. Dyche, the naturalist OF the Coast
Arctic expedition, which ended so dis
astrously last summer, viii sail for
Greenland May Is in the schooner
Golden Hope, Capt Harvey Gadnor, TO
make collection Of funds.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
WILD SCENE.
on Goes Up to oa.aS Per BArrsl-Bslisved
10 VIII 90 Higher.

II VIII 90 Higher.
Oh CTR, Pa, April i6.-There was
a wild scene of excitement at the open
ing of the oil exchange Monday morn
ing. The first sales Monday were at
s9.lo, and from that point the quota
tion quickly bounded upward TO s2,25.
Al that price the offerings were so
liberal that the quotation soon dropped
back TO s.. 10, recovering again to 50. rs
on the strength of further advance
Of cent in the price Of refined.
1t then broke TO g.. 20, and stood at
s99l at noon. The prices paid by pur'
chasing agencies are: Pennsylvania,
81; Tiona, s2.sS; Corning, si.sB; Barnes
Vile. sl.Ts; Newcastle, sl7S; North
Lima, sll7; South Lima, 81. Is; Iudi'
ana Nl. OK
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19
Shower Of Angle Worms.

ALLIANCE, o., April i5.-During the
heavy storm Friday night millions Of
angle worms fell, making the pave.
ments so slippery that II was nearly
impossible 10 walk on them. The
storm caused landslldes 200 feet long In
Garfield cut Of the FL Wayne railroad.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

ROME, April iS.-Several districts Of
Sicily were shaken severely by earth.
quake Sunday. The shocks were most
violent In the province Of Syracuse In
Montcrosso and Alamo churches and
other buildings laid In ruins The roo.
pie Of tho town arc badly frightened
and refuse 10 stay lndoora
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

VIENNA, April Ia Rains and snow
hooda have caused the rising Of tho
river Danube 70 such an extent ~ 10
completely lnundate the Kuert dis
lricl and other parts Of the city oi pres'
burg
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

WASHINGTON, April iG-A letter has
been received here from Justice jack
son saying he would not be able to come
to Washington this term. This makes
II beyond question that rehearing Of
the income tax case, II ordered, can
not occur before next October
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

WINCHESTER O., April is An un-
usually heavy snow. preceded by rain
and heavy hail, passed over this sec.
tion Sunday morning, and Is reported
10 have done great amount Of damage
10 young vegetables and fruit buds
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

BERLIN, April io.-There Is absolute
ly no truth In the sensational story
circulated In the United States by a
news agency TO the effect that Prince
bismarck Ia seriously III. Tho prince
Ia we'll, In health, and received depu-
tatlon at Friedrichsruhe Monday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

RonE April lathe pope'a enoy.
ellcal inviting Protestantn 20 Join ne
Catholic church, and directing cNlhQ'
llen 70 pray fos their conversions. 4 ~
pccted 70 appear Monday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

EvkHsvn.Lr. Ind. April iA-slmon
Schmidt committed suicide sunday be.
cause Of family troubles While HE
folks weFo n church sunday moTnina
ho shot himself through The stomach
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-04-19

LISBON, April le-The steamship
Clyde Is of Cape Finlsterre signaling
for assistance. The vessel referred to
is probably the British steamship
Clyde, from Montevideo 10 Southamp-
ton. She registers s,s77 tons
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-20
VARIEbADE D ES

EN- Ell COLMADO de Cerecedo, Her
manos y Compah1a, Sc encuentran galletas
ngSo brgsdos bIcooSos % las socitadas soI ca
galletas 'Marfa" y ''Social tea"; vino
Rioia marca '|Sagasta" vino blanco marca
''Luz', vinos de la gran bodega Marques
de Misa, Gonzalez Bias y Companfa. R.
Valdespino ell celebrado vino Heredia, ell
que mas Sc consume en- Londres; Cham
pagne de la viuda de Clicquot, de Te6flo
y Luis Roederer, icores de la fabrica Ma
ria Brissard, Padres Benedictinos, Padres
Castrenses, San Bernardo Y otros. Salchi-
chones, iamones, macarelas, aceitunas y
mil obietos mas, todo extra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-20
BrBnrornoA pn s'LA CORRESPONDENCE

nara vivir EN- rinc6n de provincias. ..iQue canudad
es la que me pides ahoraf -. .4,,,.
60 EDoce mil frances. ,Puedes legar hasta gum
ce mill. Con 81 exceso es possible que SO Eeoupeke
todo.
- Illusion de iugador! ,.e...,to5 m,
--Tu notafio Te los dara sin d1nculGao: IL
hotel vale doscientos cincuenta tresclenGos MI
frances, .
--Felizmente, ese es mi ultimo recurso
Mo vas dejarme este apuro.:
Raimunda Sc sonri6 de una manera extrana.
--Escucha-diio.- -Mientras he podldo Greer
me amada no he reflexionado.. ha cerrado los oJos
todo con la idea de que 81 habia de concIulr MA
tendrfanos los dos ell msmo fin. Hoy comprenoo
que til eres mas joven que yo, que 20 enyeJezco,
que soy impotente para retenerte, y que 10 que
me espera es e abandono y el olvido..
-iQu6 ideal
Raimunda lIevando la mano sus abundan-
tes cabeIlos, entire los cuaes Sc veian va algunos
hilos plateados, indicando despues con Ell extre-
mo de uno de sus dedos sus oJos marchltos, dl]o;
La nnica preocnpacion de una muJer que
anna, es conservar su belleza...i La mia Sc va..Ha
llegado la hora de ordenar mis- asuntos, de prepa-
rarme una vejez olvidada, pero tranqulla de re-
nunciar todo, liquidando ell pasado...
-iComo?
De manera muy sencilla... Eres deudor
mio... Me tienes hipotecado tn dominic de Ram-
bert. Yo tengo los titulos... Ne pagaras
lie atreverias?..
-; P0r que no?.. Ne valdre de todo; de todo
hare dinero; vendere Ell hotel retirare clIal-
Quier sitio vivir. ignorada en- un rincon de pro.
Pincias. Tenfa una esperanza.. una ambiclon ioca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-20

los reglam ntoa de admission. a tia~ta
ocup una situaci6n que puede con ids.
rarsA COMO central en- m dio - Z os diez
estados, cuya saperhc 9 e. lgual Ia Eu-
ropa, y que poseen una red de caminos
de hierro de ma 1orgitud total de IS, 900
millas. Fsta inmensa region es esencial
mente 'grfcola y su principal producto
es ell algodon
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-20
COMUNICADOS

Utuado, Enero Is de 1895.
Se0or Director de LA CoRREspoN.
DEnOIA.
Puerto Rico.
Nuy sefior mio y amigo: Rup'ico 4
usted Sc sirva dar publicidad a estas
cuatro lfneas en- au ilustrado peri6 7ico.
Anticipo usted las gra las quedando de
usted su affmo amigo S S.
Eduardo Abrew.
Que habiendo conferido po Ter gene
raj q Don Genaro Porrata Vale cia en-
Noviembre del ef1o 1898, para que me
representara On todcs mis- asuntos civi
les y particulares, y como dicho pod r
fu6 de acuerdo p r el t6rmino de un afio
8 mas, hoy de nuestro acnerdo ha ce' ado
dicho poder q1edando Ell citado sedor en-
toda su reputacion y fama y 20 "a
tisfecho de aus buenos compOrtamien
tos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-20
Ell C 4 n JE7

iPor que, dira mucha gente
ell gran canje no vendra?
-Se1ores! tened presente
que es SECURE Sc tendra
I'm gran canje, muy. -. profundo
antes DEL. final del mundo!
ST piensan que va muy lento,
y no quieren esperar,
va pueden tomar. :. asiento
(muchos tratan de importar)
de Espana muy buenos duros
que sin ser de ALA son. puros 49,.
Tipos claros, relucientes,
vienen pesos por la mar
buenos chicos Zen sus mentes)
NADIA quieren estorbar
pero tT0e1e la pretensi6n
del canje dar de rampl6n!
Oh! que hara la noble Espana
cuando sus playas llegar
yea esa plata que dana
su santa idea de caniear!
Que es plata bueua Y muy bella.
que no le convene ella!. e--
Esperar del mundo ell fin
es mas duro todavia:
de la super6cie al fondo,
no 1uchar con plater1a:
dame tu patita 1oro
y venga el canje por orc.
AWstGn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-20

Blanca la piel. sin manchas nj excre-
csncias, suave, tersa, frescay lozana, es 81
primer attribute la primera condicion de
Ii belleza. Para obrener esa hermosura y
esa conservation del cults, NADIA tan eficaz
como La Locion Antiherpetica del Doctor
Monies, que es tambien remedio cierto Y
seguro contra herpes, empeines, caspa y
calvicie, estando deliciosamente perfume
de. En- casa del sef1or Guillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-20
AMOaEs Qt1ft MA1.AN

Ramhert so sent6 en- 81 escritorio
Raimunda dict0: -
"Declaro deber la gehorar Raimunda Colli-
net antigua attista ltrica, habtante su hotel,
avenida Hoehe, la cantidad de ounce mil fran
COS. que me presto Que la devoIvere la prime
ra redisic6n, con Ell lnteres del cineo por ciento.
"PaF1s, ETC.,
'E1 uoNDE OL1vERIo De RAMBERT"
--iEh! lqu6 hombre de negocios hubiera he
eho yo--dijo Raimunda!
---iOh! ST. $751;
" ---Dentro de una hora tendras el dinero
---Bueno.
=--Pero rehexionara.
I'd Acerca de que?
==De mi proposition
I'D De matrimonio? .-.>z1. ..-
Sin duda. i En- que pensabas?
-~Yo, en- NADIA.
:. Sc separaro1.
Ranbert pensaba:
Ii Casarme con ellal iQue vergtien2a. :. ESQ
jamas q. Preferir1a arrojarme q un sumidero.
Raimunda Sc deca por parte en- la escalera:
-Todo ha conclude ... todo. ..ipero como
voy vengarnne!
En- 81 mismo instante Claudio Pichard zan-
queaba con sus largas piernas la Gale Bergere
entraba en- el hotel Chambay y Compahfa.
Chavignat no volvio la Gale Bergere hasta
cerca de las tres,
Apenas entr6 en- s,l despaoho, abri6 la puorta
que daba al del empleado y llamd.
-Pichard
Este aepaiQ con z plpna aetFas Dc IA oreia,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-20

E movimiento de poblaci6n la ciudad Humacao
drante e ano ltmo recibidos
gro Civil de aquea ciudad siguiente Nacimientos
muerOs al a. 6 hembraS 49, nacidos
son 218 hembras casicados
IS hembras ejtmos hembras naturales
Deunciones 4s de elias 249 hembras casfcados
or esado 22 soerOs casados vudos
hsmbras sotera 19 casadas 10 yudas Matrmonos a. de
eoS 20 SOlterOs solteras vudOs solteas
Ydda Dferencia contra de la poblac6n indfviduos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-20

Si Quiere usted buen vino en- SUI mesa,
solicite los que venden en- su establecimien-
to de la marca ''Logroflo", Rioja, tintos y
blancos, los senores Sobrino de Luiha y O..
''La Emulsion de Scott" ha merecido
la general aceptacion de la clase medica,
debido ser un preparado no secretoy que
basado en- principles cientifcos, los result
tadOs son segurOs y matematicOs.
Oruro, Setiembre 1 de 1898.
Sefores Scott y Bovine, New-York.
Muy seflores mfos: Tengo el gusto
de participar a ustedes, que siempre que
he tenido que recetar ell aceite de bacalao,
he recetado la HEmulsion de Scott" he
visto practicamente que para ell raquitis-
mo de los ninos y para la debilidad general
de los adultos, es I'm precioso remedio y de
explendidOs resultados.-De usted atento
y S. s.-JOSE MACHUCA.
Ell DUENO DE LA FABRICA DE CI-
GARROS ''LA BELLEZA. '---"' Felicita to-
dos los habitantes de la Isla de Puerto Ri
co Y les desea toda clase de felicidades y
cion o. lie dispensan su fabr1ca de ciga-
rrOs.
Si al espirar ell aho, es cortesia
Dirijirse a los dignos parroquianos;
Sabed que sin isonjas nj fals1a
A tOdos les saludO como hermanos.
Sabed, 81, que en- la marca LA BELLEZA
Premiada en- los certamenes con gloria;
Siempre hallareis lealtad, siempre Pureza
Pues en- la buena fe cifra su historic.
Asi en- ell aflo de noventa y cinco
Que habra de ser de perlas y de flores,
En- complacer sera todo mi ahinco
Sin distinction de razas nj colores.
Y ruego a Dios, al Todo-Poderoso,
Henchido de placer y de ternura
Que sea todO sOlaz, tOdO repOsO;
Mucha salud y pr6spera fortuna. 1915
EE BUEN GUST0.---Uno de los mejo-
mas eegante saones de Barbera esabecdo
Propeario JUAN APELLANIZ Direction San Justo
admiten abOnadOs Hay sempre complete surdo
fumera de las abricas mas renombradas
jeros ven Ia Capital de Puerto Rico deben soctar
barberfa el BUEN GUSTO
HABITAGI0N.-Con sin asistencia Sc al
Qua espacosa Independence la Gale de la Fortaeza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-20
Ell AHORRO GOLECTIV0,-sEcRE4AR1l

En- 10 aecrdado el Gonsejo de GOOeno
Socedad,
las dOce media del da del aetAa Ia Ca
eae de la e fin de ceebrar La Juna
neral reglamentaria -
papeletas de asenca debern soctarse en- ea Score
tara-na dias anteTOres la cee
braoon citada una dede las de "a tarde
de Enero de 1S95Mguel CanelaS Nergara
VITO. Bno.-El Presidente,-Jose c. Barbosa 3-2