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The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21
Home Again.

"when a wide awake man of business
capacity drops into "a place, there is sener-
ally waking p among thuSe in the Saue
line of business as that in which he pro
poses 10 engage. So ii was when one Dne
MOI ming Mr.. Fisk inserted flaming adver-
tisement in the Argus. as We'll as other
papers. announcing that he was 10 open Il
stock of ready made clothing which he pro-
posed to sell at lower prices than had here
fore the public lea rned that his announce
ment were not mere empty promises, but
that every statement be. made be fully
carried out His business increased
so rapidly that he WAS before long COM
pelled TO seek more xtensive accommoda-
tons. he finally succeeded in securing a
under the Preble House. by fan. the largest
st@re demanded by any retail dealer in
whatever business in the city; A
great esta blishment is Fisk's Palatial Cloth
ing House.
The great eloihiers:, r.. O..
1.-THE enterprising firm of G. D. B. Fisk &
Co.. have well earned that above title ana d
it is real to ay to
putting down high prices"
Mr.. G. D. B. Fisk is one of the most
nteIprising of our tradesmen. he seems
to see instinctively what the people want
and sell it to Them at as low prices as
possible.
''We have another bIiIlinnt illustration Of
progressive spirit in the firm of G. D. b.
risk & Co., clothieIs under PEBBLE House
Market square. Mr.. Fisk is young man.
and has as much 'go' in him as though he
had swallowed u steam engine and his
business requires it..
1.-The choice of Gouncilnan Fisk of ward
six, as president of this body is a fitting
testimonial to the efficiency OF this gentle
mans efforts in the council during the hrst
year. It is a noteworthy fact that Council
iuan Fisk has always opposed any move
ment or sale that savors OF jobbery or ring
rule regardless of party OF personal feel
ings.'
Removal of c. D. b. Fisk.
As will be seen by our advertising de-
partment, Mr.. G. D. B. Fisk is to remove
10 Bc sion, where he will open great
clothin. house. lie Will doubtless
MAKE his Boston venture a success. but his
removal will be great loss to the city OF
Portland. In losing Mr.. Fisk We lose
honest man, Il good citizen. and business
man with more pluck and defexmination
than almost any other businss nisA In the
city.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21
= FISK cOFF, CIothes, A""."' n""
%%%&%$ Corner # and Cross s

The union remains, the union with Christ
and with each other.
Sic ends this remarkable letter, which
1 should like to print entire, with verse
by Harriet McEwen Kimbali:
ssBecause the way is His
And victory is sure
And faith is more than present bliss
l can endure. -
C"As seeing Him who is lnvisible"o
Beloved pray for her and for Africa.
MRS. S. R. GRAHAM CLARK.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21
STATES UNDER STATE PROHIBI-
TION,

There are, besides, the states which
have enacted and, in spite OF evasions,
retain state prohibitory law. These are
the eastern states of Maine, Vermont and
New Hampshire, and the western states
of North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas
and Iowa. In the latter the law is weak
ened and mal-administered. In Kansas
the ten years Of prohibition, from 1880 to
1890, have produced a decrease of 60 per
cent in the relative numbers OF convlc-
tions for offences, and in 1893 this state
also prohibited the distribution, or giving
away, of intoxicants on election days In
Vermont the law also DEGREES that any
person who had furnished or given intoxi-
cants to a man, conducting to his impris-
onment for drunkenness, can be required
to pay to the prisoners family one dollar
for each day their bread winner remains
in prison. In New Hampshire the law is
defective, but during the past year the
legislature has unanimously increased
tenfold the penalty for selling lntoxl-
Giants. AS to the state of Maine, which
with the exception OF an interruption OF
two years) has prohibited the common
sale ever. since the year 1881, 1t Is notorl-
Gus that in a few populous towns numer-
GUS evasions of the law take place; but
the fact that the people as a whole regard
the prohibition law as protective AND
necessary is proved by the plebiscite of
the year 1884, when by more than two
thirds vote they incorporated prohipltlon
in the state constitution: AS to the re-
suits after all drawbacks, the venerable
General Neal Dow, whom this year saw
holding a reception in his 91st year,
says:
In more than 1hree-fourths Of our terri
tory. containing more than three-fourths
of our population, the traffic is practically
UNKNOWN; an entire generatlon mas
grown up there, never having seen
saloon or the effects OF one IN all 1ha6
region. before the Maine law, there was
no hamlet so small or remote that the
LIQUOR traffic did not find it and plant a
grog shop therein. The quantity OF liquor
now in Maine in violation OF law Is Tar
less than one twentieth as large as it was
before prohibition.
ii NAV be added that during the past
year the enemies Of prohibition IN Maine
introduced into the state legislature Dill
to again take a state plebiscite with a
view to repeal prohibition; but the legls-
lature rejected it by ia votes to IA. This
shows how Maine itself values its pro hi
bitory law.
CANADA.
In conclusion, Herr Thomann states
that Canadian commission has reported
adversely to prohibition. 1t is we'll known
that during the past year plebiscite has
been taken throughout Canada for prohi-
bition, and that a large majority have
voted for absolute prohibition. The
question has been the subject of a resolu-
ton in the Canadian parliament this
year, and majority have affirmed the
principle. though such legislation is not
to be provided till further preliminaries
have been undertaken But ever since
the year 1878 the Canada Temperance Act
has accorded to each city and country the
local option to prohibit, and, amidst
many variations, a number of cities and
counties thus prohibit it by local popular
vote.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21
$4,000
SUITS
$3.50.
1881, 1 to May. 1885. Now in Neillsville,

1881, to May. 1885. Now in Neillsville,
Wisconsin.
Rev. Jeremiah Evarts Pond. from May,
1885, to the time Of his death, February
IA, 1886. He graduated from Bowdoin
College in the class of 1858 and Bangor
Theological Seminary in 1856
Rev. Jehiel S. Richards, from May,
College in the class of 1879 and Bangor
Theological Seminary in 1877. Now in
Deer Isle, Me.
Rev. Aaron Bedee, from May, 1891, to
September, 1894. He graduated from
Bates College to Andover Theological
Seminary Now in Redield, South
Dakota.
Rev. Raymond H. Drisko, from o.
tober, 1894, (present pastor). He gradu-
ated from Bangor Theological Seminary
in 1885.
Newfield.
The Ramshackle Fair was deserving Of
it's name this year. The exhibition in the
ladies hall was very fine, although not SO
large as in former years. Much credit is
due Mrs. Flora Higgins of Limerick, who
acted as president. Her exhibition of china,
decorated and designed by herself, was
very fine and elected much praise.
Mrs Carrie B. Grover South Portland,
was the guest OF Miss Sarah Davis last
week.
Rev Mr.. King of Kezar Falls exchanged
pulpits with Rev. r. Lawton last Sun
day.
Selden F. Gibson the popular opticlan
and Frank Gresham the noted crayon
artist, both Of Biddeford, spent few
days in town this week.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21
Popular Peaches.

Professor Bailey solicited lists OF the
very best market peaches from we'll
posted men from western New York.
Those mentioned oftenest are as follows:
Foster, Chairs Choice, Early and Late
Crawford, Brigdon, Wager, Crosbey,
Elherta, Stevens Rareripe, Early Rivers
Oldmixon Free. Stump and Mountain
Rose
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21
Grand Open Air Band Concert
AMERICAN CADET BAND,
BY THE

AMERICAN CADET BAND,
p.tveen the Hours of 7.3O and $50 p, NJ,
no WHICH ALL ARE INVITED.
The man who hath no music in himself;
Nor is not moved with
Concord o sweet sounds,
Is fit for treason, stratagems and spolls.
The motions of his spirit
Are as dull as night.
And his a eotions dark as Erebusi
Let n such man be trusted.
Shakespeare.
Count yourself welcome to hear the
music. Consider yourself at perfect liberty
to enter our st oIe, examine our goods and
nrices. Make yourself perfectly at home
and aid us in making our house warming
an event long to be remembered with pleas
ure and profit.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21

Governor Culberson and Attorney
General Crane had another consultation
Thursday on the prize fight and the
Governor gave out that he intended TO
stop the Cor5ett- Eitzsimmons fight at all
hazards
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21

HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache,
a pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21
The CIothier Under PrebIe House,
1874-.18S1.

Extracts from Portland papers DUR
ing the time Mr.. Fisk was a resident
OF this city.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21

At Milwaukee, Wis, it is reported that
the schooner Penokee has gone down with
all hands,
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21

We shall offer you your choice
from Mems very fine Imported
Heavy Weight Jet Black English
clay w0rsted Sack or Fr0ck, reg
ular $40 suits for $3.50. This
offer terminates at closing hour,
Sept. %.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21


Chdrens so to
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-21

Mr.. Cripps, who has been working at
Poland Springs during the season, lies
dangerously i'll at his home in this village
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02
ULTIMA H0RA.
NOTICIAS De CUBA

CuandO empeZam0s cOmpaginar hoy
este diariO no tenemOs aun la cOrresrOn-
dencfa que ha debidO traer ell vapor ''Ju-
liza" entradO esta tarde en- nuestrO puerto.
Pasa gerOs del dicho vapOr nos han co.
municadO las sigui Antes nOticias: La si-.
tuaci6n de Cuba no es NADIA sati~factoria.
De Santiago solo se puede cOmu1icar Ii
bremente pOr terra con ManZanillo. Las
l1neas telegraficas., tapdestruidas.
~ Nuestres trODas-siempre vencedOras,
transitan los CaminCg Cuando SO hace ne
cesario pero tenier do quesostener comba-
tes conlOs insurrectOs, que de ellos no salen
muy bien librados.
Cuatro dias anteS de Ia salida del va
por de Santiago de Cuba, gran ntlmero de
insurgent9s, sorprendieron, atacaron
quemaron tOtalmente' (solo quedaron ca ;
sas IN pi6) el poblado de s. Ramon de las
Yaguas, apoderandose de algunas municio,
nes que ALI hab1a en- I'm fuerte. Fu6 fu-
silado en- el Moro de Santiago de Cuba,
pr6yio consejo de guerra, ell teniente que
clstOdiaudo ell dichO fuerte de San Ramon
de las Yaguas, 10 desatendi0 dandO lugar
l / sorpresa. En- esta acci0n muri6 ell
Capitan de Ej6rcito seflor Miranda, hiio
de Cuba, que acudi6 al poblado para de-
fender los que 10 sost9n1an valientemente.
En- Cuba no SO tenlan recientes mott
cias del Camagiey, nj del resto de la Isla,
por estar destruidas las comunicaciones
telegrafcas.
Hay muchas tropas en- Santiago de
Cuba y Manzanillo, que salen constante-
mente a CT mba5ir q los insurrectos bati6n-
doles en- todos los encuentros. De estos
dltimos Sc ic3 que exigen una fuerte su-
ma mensus a la empresa del ferrocarrit
entire Gibara y Holguin, por no levantar
los rallies.
En- Santiago de Cuba SO cree que no es
ciertO ell alzamiento del Camagiiey como
han dicho los peri6dicos de Nueva- Y ork; ;
pero SO dice que en- sus costas ha desem,
harcado Maximo Gomez. El General Mar
tinez Campos ha telegrafado Madrid
que por esta raz0n teme I'm alzamiento en-
81 dicho departamento. Maceo SO halla
en- la provincial de Santiago de Cuba. Es-
ta constatada la muerte de Flor Crombert.
El General Martinez Campos, que SO ha-
LA en- la Habana, donde fu6 pomposamen-
| to recibido, esta estacionando convenien-
| temente las tropas, con la intencion de daT
una batida general la insurrecci0n. 2
En- la carcel de Santiago de Cuba hay
mas de doscientos presos pOliticos. Tam
bien hay muchos en- Guantanamo Man.
,zanillo: Hacia- este ultimo punto es don.
de mas insurrectos existen. Hay gran
entusiasmo por parte de nuestras tropas
Son las noticias que hemos podido re-
coger a.. escape. Manana daremos las
que nos traigan las cartas y peri0dicos dc
Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02
ROcA ARAJO TODAS Las MARC

BOCA ABAIO T0DAS las MARCA&
DE RON.-No hay nj puede haber com
petencia con ell Ron marca "Llave"; su fa-
ma universal y sus grandiosos resultados
mo diario en- toda la IsIa 5000 botelIas.
Unico dep6sito en- la Capital, Cerecedo
Hermanos y Compan1a.
CASA de Cambio y dep6sito de tabacos
cigarrillos de la Habana.-Venta de BIZ
1letes de Madrid, Puerto Rico ysHabana- -
Unicos representatives de los acreditados
fts Sebraa blancos u @ brea % iebralpecto,, oo,
raj, cigarrillos y tabacos de hebras del
mapa de Cuba.
15-4 S. FILIPPI y ca
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campana celebr ada en- ell patio del Quartet
de Ballaja, de que.damos cuenta en- otro
lugar. Fuemny elocuente , tan patriot,
ca que conmoFio q todos los presentes.
asistieron la ndis8 no pudieron conte-
ner las lagrimas. fS:s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02
B,BrrornoA DE 'LA CoRRnsponDnNo1A".

-1Un favor. ..-dJo Rosa sorprendida.
-Pues ic6mo?
Rosa estaba encantadora en- ell saloncito
que le reoibfa rodead4 de hermozos objetos, en-
vuelta en- su Peinador de satin negro, su color
predilecto.
Ell doctor era IN oonocedor de mGrito.
No dejaba de mirarla, di iando:
IA fe mia que 81 ese animal de Fe1ney Sc
chitla, hay razon para e 10.
Involuntariamente su pensamiento Sc tras-
lad6 al duel de la Villa Hope, al cadaver,
adn caliente, que yaofa scbre el c&sped del par
que.
ERA por ella por quien ~bia muerto!
lYselIa' 10 ignoraba!
EIdoctor rec @nstrufa en- su imagination to.
do ell drama de.aquella existencia:@ aquella al
deaua, demasi" do hermosa, sdorada por un SEN
clio aldeano que guerra oasarse con ella; los
castellaHos del pafs los parsienses, que iban ali
por temperate, abordandola, tratando de atraer-
aels; el mas rico de todos co romp; p;Gndola con
sus promesas, hacienda de ella su querida; 7 Ell
enamorado, exa perado, ell .prometido, expa-
triindose en- medic de au desesPeraci6n, para
volyera Ii ceree matar en- un daelo provocado
p suH rabiosos celos. >
Esto es 10 quo Sc podf5 compreBder. II
como sabemos este tentl POGO de verdad!
-st-repuao el doctor, dandose cusnta del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02
s44 - -- AMoRns Gun MAGAN

s44 - AZORES Gun MATAN
gado-dijo.-son cartas. .Podreis leerlas. ..
saber 10 que contienen y elegir e momento en-
que podeis entregarlas.
Rosa alargaba la mapo; did IN paso hacia
1sangre2-dijo tprbada. .-dNo es sangre
10 que veo? o
-IAy seforita, 6s verdad.
u bala ha atravesado ell paquete. -.
5En un duelo tai vez?
No, seforita.
Up, r que me ha ccurrido esa ideaP-mur.
mur6 miranda al doctor eon sus grandes oios
negros-JPor que he pronunoiado esa palabra?
Debo explicaroslo. Los medicos son como.
los confesores. .vos 10 habeis dicho hace un
momento
-lY bien?
BESIDE hace unos dias estoy asediada,
persegqida por ana idea.
-iVos .. ...:
isl, doctort
-1Una idea de duelo2
De duelo de muerte.
-5Es posible9 j.. ~..%
- Old: vais & saberlo todo. ,.Yo t MIA IN.
amigo. IN prom lido, No amaba mas que
81 ...Debfamoa eaSarnos. ;. en- mi pals ...s
en- Tavernay.. Z. , en- Ell Morvan. Yo era DO.
bre, simple hiis de unguarda. =. .Et era ROO.
Ne auaeba sineerapepte; puesto que ms e'igi6
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function organizada por el primer nor SO
for Carbonen en- ell teatrito de Santurce,
de que hablamos aver. El dicho progra-
ma es muy variado y tomaran parte en- 81
ademag del seflor Carbonell, la seflora Ju
La, ell seflor Morales y ell aplaudido profe,
sor seflor Andinc. Promet la s0Gree ser
muy animada ofrece hcras de solaz &
l9s concurrentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02
GRAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT "INGLATERRA.' 81
TetWG2o .eSQWG11G d CrN2
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F

Sc encuentran enfernas de alg1n cui-
dado, la esposa de nuestro amigo ell escri-
banO don MaximinO Aybar y la simpatica
tambiGn amigo don Nicolas Deseamos
ell pronto y complete restab!ecimiento de
ambas enfermas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

tida para ell arroglo de la plaza. El Sc nor
Rfadr ga z 20 pr0pone airijirse per medic
lie la prensa les principals comercian
tes de la Comarca para conseguir su lauda
BILE ObietO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

los n1oradores de Aguas buenas por la ad-
quisjci1n de tan int0ligente prof -s~r. La
ipciin~ de este pueblo para obsequiar
a las troras que pasan la Isla de Cuba,
assemble 81 pesos 25 centavos."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

Sc DESEA sabar el paradero del soldado
l:cenciad0 del Battalion do Cadiz, Pablo
Rodrlgasz Gonzales. 3 94d para enterarie % dc 9n
q reciben infOrmes. 3-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

Para tomar buen vino en- su mesa, So
licite ell tinto ell blanco de la exco'ente
marca LogTOHo, Rioja, que venden e1 SUI
fla y ompania.-Prueba hace f6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

Para esta noche tiene dispuesto el ca
sino de artosanos Eastrucci6n q Recreo de
esta Capital, en- conmemoraci6n del 2 de
Mayo, una interesante velada. Sc pOndra
en- escena ell drama de LARA tituladO LG,
71uza los Ndrtjres de la LlbertGd y el
juguete c6mico de Lastra, De V11elt0 del
OtrO MMmdO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

Nos dicen de. Aguas-buenas que1os
vecinos estan de enhorabuena, pues debido
q Ia actividad y buen deseo de don Eduar-
do Rodriguez, que cuenta con Ia coopera@
ci6n del popular alcalde, don os6 Marti-
nez Balasquide, hombre amapte del pro-
organizar una sociedad de socorros mu-
tuos, Contando con los vecinos de buena
voluntad particularmente con la clase
proletaria, que es la que necosita mas de
los benefcios de una association semeiante.
Tambien trata ri Sir. Rodriguez de reunir
tdar a9 &c de- ae ppeda @ Hga p eE
se siquipra una retreta todos los domipgos,
con el fin de tenerz donde pasar ratios de
solaz, hasta que ell Ayuntamiento pueda
costear una banda de mIsioa, "a que tie
ne cQnsignada en- 'su presupuestQ una par
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

La Intendencia General de Hacienda
de esta is'a. entreg6 al battalion de Colon
la suma de 20 mil pesos en- plata espaflOla
como anticipo de marcha.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

Aver t2lvimos ell gueto de saludar a
nuestfo apreciado amigo don Gregorio Le-
Cesma, Marques de Arecibo. Sea bien-
venidO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

Con carga general lie salazones, pro
cedente de Lunemburgo, ha entrado hoy
en- el puerto de esta Capital, ell bergantin
ingl&s DORIS. -
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SOCIEDAD kN0NIMA de Credit

Mercantil en- iquidaci6n. 6n.-Convocatoria q
Junta general >extraerdinaria. - En- Wis
ia de 10 cue dispone ell art1culo 238 del VII
gente C0dlgo de COmercio y en- cOnsonan-
cia con 10 que establece ell articulo 49 de
los Estatutos de esta Sociedad, Sc convoca
a JUntG general eCtrdOrdlnGrIG de acciO-
nlstas de la mlsma, para la una de la tarde
del dia "a del corriente mes, la que tendra
lugar en- eIsal0n de Juntas del Banco Es-
pafiOl de Puerto Rico. Los seflores accio-
nistas con derecho asistir, podran pro-
veerse de la correspondence papeleta,
cOncurrlendO recOgerla los dias labOra-
bles desde ell 16 del presente mes, hasta la
v1spera de la junta, Ia ofcina de la IL
quidaci6n del Cr6dito. Desde esta fecha
queda expuesta al publico en- ell Banco, la
asistencia.-PuertO Rico, 2 de Mayo de 1895
-POr ell Cr6dito Mercantil en- iquidaci6n
-El Banco E3panol de Puerto Rico. - FL
Sub Gobernador, j. Ne Lopez. 6-1-s
OIGA USTEDH-RoN SUPERIOR en- bo-
coyes de la hacienda JUANITA, prOpiedad
de Don Antonio Monroig, de Bayam6n.
Ninguno 10 mejora. no hay r3asPo que
| Don CANDIDO GONzALEzy tienda, San Jo-
Sc 81. 45-l8
RUlDOSO DESAFIO DE GALLOS.-
Isidro Labrador, patron de Cayey, ten
dram lugar en- este pueblo grandes desaf1os
de gallos los dias 13, IA y Is del corriente,
para los que me eomplazco en- invitar los
afcionados de toda Ia isla, .ofreci6ndOles
peleas con los pesosGy cantidades que gus
| ten. y
e-1s, Cesdreo Rodriguez.
:; LLEGARON !-;i LLEGARON,!
-Llegaron al Colmado de Cerecedo Her
manos Companfa, calle de San Francis
CO: los Buches de Bacalao; LicOres Maria
Brisard Lenguas Ahumadas; Jamones
York; Cerveza Negra, especialidad para
seiloras; Galletas Zef1r Soda; Salchich0n
de- Lyon; Macarelas Salmon, enteras;
Carne de Familia. Todo extra, barato,
para convencerse basta solo una vista al
citado Colmado.
ST quiere usted conner bueuo, sabroso
y baratc, visite la fonda Las DeE5caas, de
Aquilino NJ .rtinez, calle de Tetuan nume-
70 SO, y quedara usted satisfecho.
| TuR0&.-Planos Columbia. Tubos
pianos Pinafore y tubos bombas, hay de
venta en- Ell CAPRICHO. SAN JUsTO 81.
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,Ha tenido la atenci6n de despedirse
de nosotros para Europa, nuestro estima-
do amigo Sr D. Eulogio Rivera, del conner
clio de esta plaza, q2ien, acompa1ado de
s,7 di8tin guida ee1ora y su hijo don EulO-
gio. que ACADIA de obtener FL t1tolo de B l,
pr6xino vapor. correo. El sefor Rivera y
su fami)ia nos enSargan d4spedirlos de
eua amigos de estae Capital y de "a Isla,
de du;enos 10 hayan tsnido tempo de ha-
cerlo porsonalmento. Lefs desoarnos muy
buen viaje y pr0Dto y feli4 regresO.
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Tambi6n la isla de Cuba tuvo su

de Muyo glorioso digno de eterna recor
daci0n. Tai dia del af1o 1841 fU6 fundada
Ia gran fabrica do cigarrillos CABANAs,
los que, desdo entonces hasta hoy, han
sido preferidos per Fl funador inteligente.
Loor q CABAEAs, h6roe del trabajo
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=. El rs a. oriante d~c)ar6se un incen-
do 81 1as prnri :dad3@ qla tie2en los seflo-
res Blasini, Quint@r1 y Santiago, en- 81
barrio San jlI"foA@o (Coamo), Reduj6-
de paljzaIa. &up.n<z<e haya sido inten-
cional, pero haat2 Ia fech> no Sc tienen nj
siquiera eospcc3as De qnitn haya sido el
autOr & autOres del inc .ndiO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

Coutj1uauaos dota)laudo los varios OBJ
istoc Q>I@ ti@42 don Il ,m0n Carbon en- To
GudjtuHu. Fortal: ~ n5z0ero 28,-Plati
t s'paru cop IS, bandejae de mader2, al
bum par r,>trnt>:s, estoch"s de aguja de
crochet. horQuiIlas punta de acorO invisi,
bic a4-Continuaremos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

Por i1iciativa de nuestro estimado amigo
ell sefor don Juan Casellas, a1calde de
una suscripci5n PARA obseq;1iar con su
produc:do a las tropas q. marcha q Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02

E} que haya perdido en- la Gale una
pieza de I'm instrumento-al parecer cla
nete,-puede pasar :recojerla en- est9
redacci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-02
Nos ruegan la publioacf6n de las ST.

s"l "El jovon tip&geafo don Enrique
Saillot Y Ruiz, voc;n0 de Ia calle de la
T rtalcza ntrn8ro 50, da por medic de es-
to conducto la9 mas expresivas gracias
le vive e5arnamenta agradecid0 al doctor
don Francisco Goonaga, que debido su
cello inteligArcia, 80 encuentra bien del
TODD de Ia enfermedad bastante grave que
q priucipios del paeado mes de Abril le te-
MIA pcstrado en- CANA, y adn mas, que ha-
biendo acudido al llamaniento que sc le
hizo, no siando m6dico titu1ar sino par
ticular 10 ha intoresado NADIA por. .su asis-
tencia mGd;ca. DOCTORS como el senior
Goenag2 r24 recon sincoros placemes de
gr1titud aETadeoimiontoM"