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yyord. of Thanks from DR.. Parker.

III the Editor OF the Dispatch: =.
Permit me to return my thanks 10 an
my friends from our good Governor 10
peter Slaughter, an old family servant
y, long ago. for the deep and doubtless
sincere sympathy extended me in my I'M
fortunate accident. Dainty delicacies and
fragrant flowers are beautiful tokens or
love. but swectcr stili are those Whoie-
hearted true-hearted words that flow from
generous natures. Shadows flee away
and the world seems full OF Joy and sun
shine and peace comes dropping from
the skies like April showers That make
the daisies grow
To 1nv bachelor friends. editors. COM
pnsltors. reporters. councilmen. lawyers.
doctors and others. let me say; 1t comes
TO the lot Of all men sooner or later TO
lie upon a bed Of languishing; that near
akin TO the ministrations OF angels IS the
loving ministry Of wife and children. y
word TO the wise is sufficient.
W. W. PARKER.
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Grover Clcvelane."
And the rest nodded.

II II becomes necessary for Uncle Sam to
restate the Monroe doctrine 1t Is not
likely he Will soften it much.-Chicago
Tribune.
Not he. lie intends to preach that
doctrine to the end, and the American
who at any time fails to side with his
country wiz meet the fate Of Tom Cor
win. who ruined his prospects for the
presidency, IL he ever had any. by saying
Of the United States troops in Mexico:
III l were a Mexican as am an
American. I would welcome them with
open arms TO hospitable graves" How
harsh that phrase is as it stands; but
would it crate upon your car if 1t were
one that you had used?
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Is absolutely necessary in order to have
good health. The greatest affection OF

Is absolutely necessary in order TO have
good health. The greatest afiiiction OF
tho human race is impure blood.
There are about 2400 disorders incl"
dent to the human frame, the large
majority arising from the impure or
poisonous condition Of the blood.
The best remedy for all blood dis
eases is found in Hoods Sarsapariiia.
Its remarkable cures are its loudest
praise. II is not what we say but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that
tells the story.
NO remedy has ever had so marked
success, or won such enormous sales.
Scrofula in its severest forms yields
to its potent powers, blood poisoning
and salt rheum and many other diseases
are permanently cured by it. For a
geneul Spring Medicine to remove
those impurities which have accumu-
lated during the winter, or to overcome
That Tired Feeling, nothing equals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

Governor Mckinley expresses himself as
much pleased with his southern trip.
The South is greet country" he SAID
"and has a magnificent future. like the
people. and they made my visit an en-
joyable one"
Undoubtedly the southern people know
how TO make strangers feel "at home"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

editor OF the Salt Lake Tribune. IT makes
the truth OF an alleged libe;lous publica-
the publication was with good motives
and for Justlhable ends" The jury Is to
nave the right to determine the Law and
the facts. and the plaintiff must file bonds
for costs or Plead insolvency when he
hringa silii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

We are sorry 10 hear OF the destruction
by fire Of the ancient mansion-house at
jamestown. The jamestown plantation
Is the property OF Mr., l.. c. Barney.
president Of the Virginia Steamboat Com
pany, but his home Is at Meadowville,
and the mansion was occupied by en-
ployees Of his when the fire of Sunday
last took place
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

Mr.. huntington. our commercial agent
reports we gat4er these facts, says:
With the present system OF surveillance
ana counting Of individual leaves by
regularly government inspec-
tors 1t will be many years before these
carefully-studied experiments result in
any practical solution that will interfere
with the sale of American tobacco.
During the experiments Of several
years. 1t has been discovered that new
varieties are produced. and the laboratory
at POrtici has made interesting expert
ments in crossing varieties. in order to
create plant with a national character
which il. maintains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

According TO the New York Press Mr..
Charles Broadway Rouss is now so blind
friends. He has to be led about. But he
goes TO business every day and never for
gets to ask: Does anybody need any
thing this morning? Are there any let
ters from the old veterans who fought
for the SOUTH"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03
BICYCLES BICYCLES!

A suggestion TO bicycle-riders: Don't
have your leg pulled by the so-cslled
bicycle-repairer. but bring your wheel TO
Leonard's, sos east Main street. and have
your tire patched and cemented on rim
for 20 cents. Spokes, tangents. direct or
cold-swaged or pilno-wire put In steel or
wood rims FOR 25c. each. Hubs, spOke5,
nipples. Tires OF az, makes. Copper
plated. nickel. and brass rims, $3.50 a pair.
All wheels repaired fully guaranteed.
no 6-tf y. LEONARD.
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The Gate City Guard, OF Atlanta, Is
arranging for a grand trip TO California
and the Pacific SLOPE which. II carried
out. will be the most extensive tour OF
the country ever undertaken by any mill
tary company In the United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

The poorer classes OF Germany eat con-
siderable quantities of horse meat. and
according 10 the report OF an American
consul we can find a market for such
meat in that quarter without the inter-
ference OF the government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

A. l.. Burr. editor Of the Hartford
Times and the Nestor OF Connecticut
Journalism. became 80 years old last week.
Here IS shining exception TO the gen.
eradication that newspaper-men die
Young.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

Stronger in every way we aoo
and add advantages, and the ena
is not arrived, but storekeeplng IS
better this season than ever Deiore.
Fortv.two carpenters are weld.
ing their implements day and night
in order to add more space for the
working of this growing business.
On sale today, Solid-Color or
Printed Gouffrey Crepons in all
new and pretty coloring for SC. a
yard. ,,oo c,o,,.
SILKS.-See the great loads
come and 20. That in itself speaks
A price. 1t brings newness as well.
A great lot on sale today. All
shades in Two-Tone Figured TAT
fetaS at 59c.
New Light Two Tones in GroS-
Grains, new designs, and $50. in
stead of ST.25.
O. dozen Laundered Shirt-WaiSts
for ladies', all sizes, in neat little
designs, extra full sleeve and yoke
back, tor 25c.
great lots of Ladies Swiss
Ribbed Vests; one lot sc. each,
the other I21sc.
No matter where you step in
DRESS GOODS-cheaper by far
than ever before. Regards that
the styles are right is our part.
An-Wool Checks in broken effects. Soc
AlI-WocoI imported 81 Checks for soc.
pieces CspeciaD Atwood 81 Checks
for j0c.
styles Of Colored New Crepons, $40
and $50 qualities, either for u
yard.
Dress Goods, two thirds wool, in
Light New Mixtures, imported to
sell for 2oc., are G213c.
Two special prices IN BLACk
DRESS GOODS stand tor the
greatest Black Goods stock ever
offered in Richmond.
All-wool CSC. Black Henriettas for zoe.
4G-Inch-Widc Crocodile $40 Black Gre
p0ns for 5Sc.
The HOuSEWARE DEPART
MENT will offer to-day the follow
ing specials in Enameued Steel
Gray Ware. One piece of enam-
elled steel ware will outWear 10
pieces Of tin.
Two-ouart Tea-Pots-regular worth
75c.-for 99c.
Three quart Covered Buckas-reguar
worth 15c.-icr &c.
Obl0ng nsPans-reSular worth
dipped Preserv.ag Kettles-regular
worth 75c.-for BE.
Long Handle Saucepans 0our quarts).
4sc. Berlin style. usually SOC. for 4Sc.
Long-Hanile Shallow Saucopans for l5c.
Deep Pic-Pates for o..
Double MIR or Rico-Boilers for i9c.
81 Tea-Kettles for Ct.
&c. Milk-Pans for PC
$40 Dish-Paus for sc.
40c. Long. Ventilated-IIande Fry-Pans
Hanging soap-Dishes, with drainers,
Fasting spoons for Sc.
2sc. Wash-Basins for l5c.
Round Willow Clothes. Hampers,
for to-day only 65c.
Five-Prong Clothes-Dryers. 2 feet long,
Zoe. each.
Zoe. Wood Kitchen Spoons, extra long
and polished. for Sc.
So. Dish-M Ops FOR &c.
Parlor Wax Tapcrs today Sc. per box.
Silexo Scourng-Soap-bctter than Sa-
polo-for to-day 3c.-large cakes.
Maple Pastry Boards, usually Slc., for
l1c.
Framed Pictures, I3c.
Again we VIII offer l.OiJ Autotyre En-
cravings. newest and I.cttiest sub
jects white onaW-;.ed frames. for l3c.,
complete.
White euamolel '7bS1d frdmc-cOrrect
value Sl.5Q-for Csc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

RICHMOND, VA. March 90. 1925.
The firm of V. Hechler, Jr & Brother
was this day dissolved by mutual consent
by the withdrawal OF Mr.. W. T. Hechler.
" Hechler. Jr., assumes az liabilities.
Y. HECHLER. JR..
NH N-4t W r HECHLER.
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RICHMOND, VA. March &c. 1895.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The copartnershlp formed, between T, F;
HANNIGAN & w. VI. LLEWELLYN
Is this DAY dissolved by mutual consent.
r. e. Hannigsn, having purchased the
interest OF said W. II. Llewellyn. will
continue 10 carry on the said business
under the name and style OF T. +. HAN
NIGAN G. Co, at the same stand. No.
Jos east Broad street
r. II HANNfGAN,
an 3.lel7 W. IL. LLEW ELLfN.
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COURT ORDERS.


NIRGINIA.-IN VACATION.-IN THE
CIERXS OFFICE or THE CIRCUIT
COI'RT OF SUSSEX COUNTY, MARCH
r. A.sop and J. y. Mosby. partners In
trade under the firm name and style or
Alsop, Mosby & Co.
+. 4. Montgomery, sometimes called Al
nleron Montgomery. and Frank May
trustee. -
il CHANCERY on ATTACHMENT.
The object OF this suit is TO recover Of
+. s. Montgomery, sometimes called Al"
with interest thereon from November Il,
1894. and 10 attach io6 acres OF Land IN
GreenesVille county and 20 acres OF land
In Amelia county. the property Of the
said r. \. Montgomery.
And affidavit having been made that
the said +. 4. Montgomery, sometimes
called Almeron Montgomery, and Frank
Nav. trustee, are n0n-residents OF the
State Of Virginia. they are required 10
appear within fifteen days after due pub
LEGATION Of this order and do what is
necessary to protect their interests, the
attachments issued in this case having
been returned executed. but the said nom
served with copies thereof. Ana u IL or
dered that a cory OF this order be pub
lished once a week for four successive
weeks In the Richmond Dispatch. a
newspaper published in the city OF Rich
mond. Va, and be posted at the front
door Of the courthouse IN said county on
the first day of the term Of the County
Court in said county after the date Of
this order.
\ copy-Teste: 49,,
T.. c. Tredway. T. C. NH lS-Wit
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SpVFificNS s.-ss.sss.ss go
Wanted Situations C2s words or lcss). -
Above rates are for everyday" or ad-
sertisements running consecutively.
Reading notices In reading -matter type
five lines or less. 81: in nonpariel loaded
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Card of rates for more space furnished
ION application.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Three nights and Saturday matinee, Com
EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON SAT-
TRpAY NEX'T April 18th. Train leaves
Broad and Hancock streets at II o'clock
J.. Nj: returning leaves Washington on
the 18th. at O'clock T.. NJ. sharp. Two
days. Round trip, $50 Big races at
Alexandria on the 18th. CLASH. THOMP-
son a. co. ao 2-ut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

The Utah Constitutional Convention,
now In session, Will probably adopt an
article on libel which was drafted by the
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DR. McRAE'S PAINLESS AM
~ HARMLESS INTERNAL CUHE fVA
ORGANIC STRUCTURE,
GRAVEL or sKON&


can at the drugstore o. \ H. E'p.',''
Az east Marshall street Kichm 1ni' A.
agent FOR Nirg mia. Tor ms NoDt
remedy. Read testimonials am go.
IL trial. After a trlal - e,snt,.D SIT,
T - Georgia. and Florida. u Pa.
fvllv demonstrstsd that Il viii cure ~
\ sS' 70 s 70 per cent OF cases treated !. .
Sbsolnrek harmless. only i"o .1. ,.
every twenty-iour hours II p "a.
in Us action the, paint l st,. i,meair.I
ne Is taking a. u VIII 80 le.v. re
systeH IN as healthy condition osS ~
made II. ~. ,,s,'r.i A,eaI.
NH 3l-Su&WAa
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All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
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TAM o. sHANTERs AND CAPS.
LADIES CAPES.
SEPARATE SKIRTS,
CHILDREN'S REFERS.

The buslre ss we have done I'm this de-
partment III the past few weeks speaks
volumes for the popularity of our styles
and prices
CREPON SKIRTS received yesterday.
Also. more OF those popular s. STYLISH
CAPES.
In REFERS we show the nobhiest
STYLES In the city. from the infant size 20
the miss Of ~ years. To-day we place
on sale lot OF ~. colors. Red and Navy,
sizes 2 to 8 years; made to Sell for S2.@;
our price Sl.9s.
Don't fail to see the ncbby styles We
are showing in SHIRT-WAlSTS OF SILK
AND WASHABLE MATERIAL.
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me. r,,,nr . salary Dimini.h Hs

do now Is 10 pay what seems to be called
for voluntarily, promptly, and honestly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03

UPTOWN OFFICE, 4ss EAST BROAD
STREET.
D., WEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY, Belvidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
STREET.
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will continue TO furnish all in want
who call on me in the future, as in the
past. at my old stands-l2o west Broad
street; phone i07; and 1905 east Cary
street. phone 10. c.
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ONCE. Sample copies free.
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THE WALDORF "

L0ng-Pants SUI g. HY' '.i
young men up " 30 l-.ff.-'
real beauty AB1 .erY pass
Il cone. 10 exquisite patterns
all shR1-s-acIualiy sofi1 s4'
our proc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-03
DIssoIuTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

HAVING SOLD TO MY Sons.
CHARLES \. AND HOWARD T.. PAGE
HOUSES. WAGONS. AND FIXTURES.
and also The COAL AND WOODWARD.
GOOD-WILL. HORSES, CARTS etc, at
$40 west Broad street, for coal and wood
business purchased Of o. Z. Dicken, they
ora now prepared TO serve the public
with ANYTHING in their line.
Ofice-3l9 west Broad street
Phone 23h.
Help the boys and give them call:
PAGE BROTHERS. INDEPENDENT
ICE COAL AND WOOD COMPANY.
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BARGAIGS FOR TIE EO7S.
THE ARTHUR

Il a new nut rnhty rsgl ar -
snort Pants sg.f. l'aI'
made. ald ONES Dr. .f...f
ana mixtures. lne-la 'rt..t
have baudsOnelY-eu 0roIirr'l
SAILOR 'oiisrs. siLos Z O. iI-i
prico cnly
500.
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IMPORTED PATTERN
HATS and B0NNETS.

BEAUTIFUL HATS AND BONNETS
from the LEADING NEW YORK MIL
LINERS. and HATS AND BONNETS
from our own work-room. which compare
favorably with all Of them.
Everything new. stylish, and season
able is here for your inspection.
An immense variety of LADIES
AND MISSES UNTRlMMED STRAW
SHAPES are here to choose from; also
CHILDREN'S TRIMMED SAILORS.
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IN s.s C3fHfANcERY on ATTACHMENT

F. 4. Montgomery, sometimes called Al
rleron Montgomery, and Frank May,
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AS
SOCIATED HOSPITALS.
A Great Social Event !

Pricos-Reserved seats $3.50. sl, and 75c.
General admission 81 and 15c.
Boxes and choice seats will be sold az auction
notice OF which hereafter. ap 2-td'
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NH 2i-d4t&tsu. Tu. &Th8t
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Admission
an 3-lt'
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$50 GRANUJA, LADRoN Y CoMPAf1A

hacer ''birria''; ST encuentro algun amigo. pasa,
remos juntos el dfs; 81 pasamos tambien Ia no.
che tanto mejor. tNunco Sc esta bien mas que
cuando Sc tiene en- 81 cuerpo un par de litros de
vino!
Paseando, lego hasta la estaci6n de Or
leans ALI, entregado por complete a sus ocu.
paciones, tropez6, sin verle, con IN hombre que
SO accomplishments de bultos maletae,'y que
al verle exclamo:
-1Senor Landart C0anto tempo hace
que no lie veo 1Qa6 me sgrada enoontrar d
usted, pesar del tropez6nl
-lSehor Msrkot!-exclam6 ell obrero reco-
ncciendo al rusO-Jpor mil millones de bc tellas,
que estoy satisfeeho del encuentro!
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Ell vENCIMIENTO

--SY la enfermita,. como sigue?- -pregunt6
Marx f. -..
Nal, muy mal-contest6 tristemente Ian
dart
La situacidn era diffoil, el buen Landart
Sc encoDtrs ba frente frente de un case de con-
ciencia deloado. No podia por ST y ante Fl,
copfesar al ruao que la joven Sc morfa de amor
por Raul, sobre todo despues de las te, minantes
palabas de Teresa: Sin embargo, sin ser india-
oreto, SO arregl6 de tai modo, tan deljoada tan
peligroaamente enferma pi to la muchacha,
que ell valiente Marx tuvo una idea.
-Esaa pobres gentes- dijo-viven muy nal
an una casa tan malsana, en- nn barrio donde loa
vecinoa se amontonsn unos eLcima de otroe
-IOarambal dlo Landart-el pssadiso de
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BUEN NEGOCIO.- Sc desea vender
guasbuenas uua hermOsa casa compuesta de IL
de frente de fondo martllo con IT, coci,
letrina, fabrcada la mayor parte con deras de
p chipen techada de zinc solar proplo, cuya
ocupa de los sitios mas visibles de la po,
blacion de construction moderna reciente, el
nlismo pueblo que 10 es Jose Ls0ias Camacho. l5l2
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@ H A r A D A

A una pospuestas prama-dos,
resulta el pombrs del que rcuere en- Dios;
tercia cWatro. con una ag egada,
Ell do pIantas da solva inexplorada,
Y sin NADIA de afi sdir nj antepOner,
es todo siempro un nombre de mu jer.
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DR., R. IA. PONTE e HiJO.-CIRU.
JANOS DENTlSTAS.-Sau Justo 81 ee-
luina La Fortaleza San Juan.
ARAN0ES MALES GRANDEs RENE
Dos-Cuando enobFecmiento organize aniquia 81 cuepo
espu devover al sistema nervioso toda
ndcacon especial Vino Cordial
de Cerebna de Uci conceptuado los medicos emil
'reoonsuyente" poderoso 81 vitsza
dor" rapido.
.. MOS
Dices, siernpre gimiendo,
que una sorpresa te perdio, Teresa;
una 81 la compraudo;
ipero tanta sorpresa!....
Cuando al ateo Luis astro
le pide I'm pobre limosna,
Sc encoge de hombros exclama:
NO tengo; Dios le socorra....
Va s6 que to casas
con uD couftero,
porque asi hareis IL du'cB de cabello de
(angel
con tn hermoso pelo.
Abrahdna Linporti.
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VIM de LoeRoso bodeoas de Gar

VINO dc LOGROEO, bodegas de Garcia
h1o Angucans Rio1a cosecha
ente vnoha do anaizado 81 Laboratoro
9unco Municipal dc esta ciudad vista de La proportions
dsd norpadad De sus componentes pnopsles fne decs
que ategua las excelencias del VINO DE 10
6ROEEO disposition verlo
nlcos agentes guscrben Compahta
osprecIos por cuareroas m6dco docens de bote
1as vale 1885. P
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Rafios de mar.
Ua al ig nuestro ha Ieido ell siguien-
Ito anu acio TN barr &c n cercano al mar.
''Aviso al p6blico: Sc advierte a los
|sehor 81 bafiistas de ambos %, que no
|seran admitidos On esta playa mas que en-
Iun astadO de Dc snu loz decanta -
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q. TiNAun. u oYERIA Pl.AzA DA Al.
FONsO surtdo de joyas de plata bantes
pedras Modeos novedad eleganeia ncornpa
rable mas belo primoroso de la oyeria
PKoLADADEsEn Reoles de oFo Plata Nikel AeeFes
Gaas de crstaes hnos de Rooa Centres de mesa
importation directa. Precios sin eOndpetencia
Ek TOkTO.---Unico deposito del desa
creditado RON TOPAClO las tres 8 s. S..-
Este ron p6simo, internal y mata gente, Sc
regala & los tocayos del eetableciniento &
SO centavos botella.
1C---Pav via---lO Arec1bO
nE8EA COLOCARSE I'm j wen que
la Tenedurfa de bros. bastante de contabili
dad, perfeccionado en- Ell Comercio, algo de agri-
cultura presentando las referenca que Sc quieran,
de buenas de esta Capital. En- Aesta imprenta
informaran. -
Dec1an una ma Ire:
-iQu6 lastima! i ST nifio de used
/ eeta siempre trist4!
-Crea usted que ess 10Y aburri a. No
hago mas que pegarle t, 10 eel d y no
puedo conseguir que Sc all gre.
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PAsAIIEMPO
Soluci6n la Charada de aver
STA

Soluci6n la Charada de aver:
A-NAS-TA-SIA
De MAQUIMARlA.-Jos6 NJ. Plasen-
cla -Ingenieroo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aguar 4 =
Hab lna-Tiene el gusto de ofrecer los sehores ha
cendados de la Isla de PuertoRico toda case de
quinara para iDgenios otras industrias, de
uso Tachos al vacio dobes triple efectos, calderas
todo tamano de aparatos al vaco, maquinas de
moler remoler. Para mas pormenores dirigirse
Santos Filppi Q R. A. Plasenca.-calle de San
francisco ndmerO 5l.-Capital l5-0
OJO QUE INTERESA. En- el es-
tabecmento de los sehores Pad6 Lopez Ca Fortaleza
1etos de fantasia novas camsetas medas
fumerfa realizan precios baratsmos. Tabien
cuentran dicho eabecimiento povos
iped Ia rotura de los ubos la inflammation del petroeO
JULIAN SlLVA,-SAN JUSTO 49,
Deposito de Maqunas de cOser, cOmpra venta yalqui
Ter. Sc dan pIozos siendo responsible la misma
Maquina Sc hacen las composciones por difcles que
sean, garantizandoas Accessories y agujas de todas
classes para las mismas ademas Sc compran venden
muebles usados. (P)
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Ell BUEN 0uSTO,---Uno de los mejo-

mas eegantes salone de BsT9erfa en- rperSe
Sc aden abonados Hay empre complete surdo DC per
senores
que Capital Rico deben soctar
BaTber1a el BUEN GUSTO
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IOsE slIVA-TETUAN 37.---Gi.

JWSE SkkWAa-IEIUANE0 0I.---Fl'
vista tamb6n por cable sobre todas las pazas de
ss lsas por cantidades no memories de pesos ara
SobFe las paZas pncpales de Francia Aenana Austria Bel
gica Hoanda Dinamarca Bulgaria, Russia sueca Noruegs
suza Italia Portugal Rumania Servia Turqua Greoa-a
ATges EgptO SE1a TdaezSobre New7ork. Santo Donnn
60 Isa Cuba
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Ell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Y

Perfumerla Gale de la Cruz nhmero Y. Saftlao &c.
neral de 10 melor que en- perfumeria Sc faorica en-
Ibarberia. Limpieza servicio inmejorable. Sc ad
miten abonados por ineses -Sergts LccoMpte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-18
l0TERlA NACIONAL DE MADRID.

Hay constantemente para todos los sorteos en- la
luqueria 'Laurak Batk tde D. Pedro Urbiztondo San
Francisco "a. Sc enviaran la lsla quienes 10 so-
citen.