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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11
PkACIC IA
Jakielni k0biety p0WlMny
bye. q jakiemli nfe.

Pewlen humorYsta skresla
nasteoujacy program ola kob'et:
Kobiety powlnny bye jak
czyste i bez zmazy; l ME
take jak sn1eg: ME powlnny lezec
ma drodze.
Kobiety powinny bye jak
ksiezyc, sw1etlane i poetyczne; ME
take Jak kslezyc: ME powinne bye
mg}a okrazone.
Kohlety powlnny bye Jak usta
nlgdy ME zagryzicne.
Koblety powinnY bye lax
snieca }ojowa, skromnle bfyszczace
l ME take jak swieca: zeby je
zawsze oczyszczac potrzeba by}o
KobletY powlnny bye jak
zegarki: ME powinny dawaG sie
~nakreca6.
Koblety powinnY bye jak Ju.
trzenka: ME pow1nnY mlec powodu
do rumienienia sic.
KobletY powinny bye jah
okret, w1elkle i 'wzniosfe; ME
take iak okret; ME powlnnY mice
lyle powroz6w oko1o siebie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11
obftsze W dzlefa n%iepospollteJ
w%artoscl.

obftsze w dzlefa nlepospOll1oJ
wartoscl.
Stub. W Podzamczu "
Kr6l. Polskiem zawartY zosta}
zwiazek m~a1zenski pomiedzY hra
bianka Konstancya Zamo7ska, a
ksjeclem Eustaehym Sanguszk@,
marsza}kiem sejmu gallcyjskiego.
w KBOLE5TWIE Polskiem
nic sic ME zmlenl{o przez zm1ane
%jeneraf gubernatora Szuwa}oWa.
Frzesladowan1a zywio}u polsklego
take same jake by}y "a czas6w
Hurki. - Tylko Szuwa}ow podob-
no patrzy w5ecej ma dfug'e palce
czynown1k6w. Zatem choclaz ma}a
ulga. = Wybieraja teraz wszedzie
gdzle sic da ,.doorowolne" sk1adk'
pa pomnlk ,,cara batiuszkl"Alexan-
dra III. " sadach urzedach PREY
jakiejkolwiek sprawie dopomjnaja
sic O tie datkl ,,dobro wolne'" a lie
temu kto dobrowoInie ME da. Tax
samo }upiez, trwa gorsza Jak u mas
gdy blsmarczycY majacY wpfywy
ma robotnik6w naszych wyblera]2
datxi ma pamlatke ola Blsmarcka
Ludz1e daja, DO musza, i to sic
nazywa: dobrowolna ofarnoscia!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11
PoIska bed Moskalem.

pred s2dem.
Wydzla} karny lubelskiego sadu
okregowego ma czasowei kadencyi
W Hrubieszowie, sadzi} sprawe
g}osnego W okolicy zyda-llchwlarza,
Jankiela Glasera. Operacye swoje
rozciagaf on ME tYlko ma powlat
hrubleszowskl, lecz bY} znany
takze "a Bug1em i okollcy Hucka.
We wrzesniu 1894 7. zawladom1ono
prokuratora, IL CHASER poblera
n%lezmiernie wysok1e procenta
posiada u sleble znaczna liozbe
rewers6w i weksll. I%stotnle przy
rev,zyi znalez1ono Il Glasera wYrok1
sadowe i IS weksli. Ltchwlarza
niezw}ocznie zamknieto " wiez1en1u
a jego koledzy, eczekujac fezulta
tn sprawy, zawlesill czYnnosc1
Oskarzony tfomaczyl sig W s9dz1e'
IL ,,ratowa." tylko biednych ludz1
| re So zydzi gorsi cd niego, gdy2
on bierze ,kawa}ki pap1eru'',
dale "a ME got6wke. Pom1edzy
wyrokaml sadowemi by}y wyrok'
wydane ma Gregorowicza, Leskle'
wicza i Zerdzlnskiego, kt6rzy pc"
zyczyli cd Glasera pc 80 rs,
musieli p1acic pc 800 rubli; nadto
wymaga} cd swYch ofar, zeby
plsall date fafszYwa, chcac sic tym
sposobem zabezpieczyG cd kozy
Sad wyda} wyrok, skazuj2cy Jankla
ma osm m~iesiecy wlezienia z pc
zbawienlem praw i nadto cd spiatY
d4ugu uwolnif Gregorowicza, Les
k1ew1cza Zerdzinsklego.
ZAKOBNA wiesG dochodzl z
Kr6lestwa z Nowego M1asta. Kapu.
Gym, Oiclec Prokop, kap}an jubllat,
pisarz wielk,ego talentu i podnios-
4ej mysli, zakonczy} dtu-
e., zastuzony kosciotvwi
literature, zYwot. UrodzonY SEQ
stycznia 1872 r. Klemen.
sa J6zefatY z Jakubowsklch
ma}zonk6w Leszczynsklch, W DIE
dzicznYm majatku Brai}owie,
Jan L~eszczYhski skohczy} g!mna-
zyum W WlnnlcJ, ma ~uniwersytet
uczeszcza} W Warszawle. Bogu
nastepnle poswlecl1 sig z mifoscla
pe1en powo}ania j ducha zakonne-
go. Ca}y zYwot jego up}Ynat "
piracy, a lata cd 1854 do 1892
spedzone W ,klasztorze bYty mai
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11
APTEKA NIEMlECkA
u: W. Eauer'a

mana wszystr
Winonie.a tax
ekelioY z aku'
heaywaniu "a
breei lekarsSw
var6w oraa to.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11
0r. JI(i(je2S' 6eQrt Cute lilft.
TX uCharka
POLSKA ! AM
" SKA
sawieraj4ca
kilka set

W"zep1s6W kWck0TsEsch.
ola m}odych mezatek, kucharek
gospodYn ma TAME 1 smaczne przy-
rzadzanie rozma1tych pot1aw, a
szczeg6lnie cup, sos6w, jarzYn,
potraw mlesnych i postnych /
uwzglednieniem potraw polskich,
mianowlcie barszczu, blgosu, era
z6w, fak6w, i pleczYwa amerYkah-
skiego jaxo to: cakes, biscuits
mullins, pies, it'd.
CENA go q.
Mo&no te ksiq&k< dos$ot % ksie.
yarm9 Fl. DERD 0WSKZEGo Y
Wlnona, MINI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11
COS PIEKNEGO
S-miV poWj8soiaob.

L a w / e r a:
/. Papuga, pow,astka.
2, Palma Kwletnlowa, powlastka
3. Smutne skutki nlemadrego fglA,
powlastka.
1. Nieuczynnos6, powie66.
5. P%rzeczucie, powiastka.
8. Ludwika i Helena, powieSA.
7. Z&ot6wka, powlastks. "a
8. Try przy.nc16}ki, powiastAa.
CENA 80 O..
= Mo&yso re ksieSk< dostot 20 ksSe
ooyuS Fl, DEkDO WSKZE4O Y
Winona, MINI,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11
q P~oznahskiego.

POZNAN. Para6a wk:6tce
bedzie od}aczona cd porafi sw.
Woiciecha. Sprawl ta oddana
by'a do ministerstwa i ;uz
naaesz}o poawolenie mioistra.
Wkr6tce bedzie W. Jeraycach
obrany doz6r ko6cielny, a
buaowa nowego ko6ciola W
Jerzycach tel w ciagu lata
sic rozpoc&oie. Skoro sprawY
te talk daleko doszfy niecha]
ofarne nasze spoleczenstwo
palnieta wesprze6 skfadI5ami
fundusz bndowy kosciota togo,
kt6ry jest szczup}y a kos2ta
beda 2naczne.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11

" OSTROWlE odbY} sic W
scode i czvartek, dnia p %
lutego br. pod ACKNOWLEDGMENT
radseY szk6lnego pana Poltego
z PoZnania ustny eg2amIn
abituryentow t~utejszego GIN.
nazyun, do kt6rego ag}osilo
sic IS prymaner6w wy2szych.
i tych siedmiu Cd ustnego
egzsminu zwolniono. WszYs-
oy popis dojrza1osci 2lo&y]i, 2
tych czterech Po}aK6w: A.
Bartczak z Pleczewa, W.Sikora
Kremy, S. Kalewski z
Ostrowa i B. Swiderski Q
Ostrowa.O statni'nale3y do tych,
ktorych Cd ustnego egzaminu
zwolniono.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11
W KQSCIANIE dnia 9 I'm.

W KQSCIANIE dnia 9 zm.
ma sal, stan6w ~powiatowYch
toczylv sic obrady mad sypa-
MEM nowego toru pod kolej
zelazna z Grodziska, przez
Koscian do Gostynia. Ma te
obrady przybyli landraci po-
wiat6w grodziskiego, kosclah.
skiego ora2 ]iczoi w}%asciciele
2iemscy interesowanl W tel
sprawie. Dotychczas jeszcze mic
ne uchwalono~
" DULSKU pod how're :
c}aviem dnia 9 bm. Q go1zin'e
2 w nocy powstat ogieh W
d0mu mieszkalnym w1%as;iczela
pana M. Ko2iovsxiego ma
g6cze pod dachem j z~n'ezczy}
czesG donlu mieszkalnego.
Wiasoiciela & rodzln2 Cd kllku
dni ME bylo W domu, Prey
puszczaja Re ogieh wszczaf sic
w wedzarnl. Slkawka 9 h2ko'
Gina pozar stfumlla W godsl'
mach. W}asciciel byf zabezp1e-
czony w Tow. ogniowem.
A Wasin W pow,
brodnickim kup!}a komlsYa
kolonizacyjna pd pana Wend-
la1da wissciciela Nlemca "a
400, 900 NIX.
Z powiatU
s~wieckiego, pis2a do WEST
p~reussis,he Volksbl', Re dc
szko}y tamteiszej uczes2czs
zuacznie wieksza czeS6 dziec
katolickich, wyiacznie prawl@
polskich .Tymc2asem lokalnyu
inspektorem pad ia s2ko1a ]es'
pastor ewangielick1 Berger "
Nowem. z powodu clagteg@
zwiekszania sig liczbY dzlec
szkolnych urzadzooo W najetyn
loka'u druga klase powlerzon<
ia kstolickiemu nauc2ycieIow
S .hultowi. Ten2e udziela jednaE
ma nain;2szym stopniu II. y
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11

POD w pc
bliau.P oznania zabi} pchnieciem
noza AZ letni wyrobnlk kole-
iovY Piotr Kryniewicz z Cara
szewa " nocy z dnia II ma II
BIN robotnika K.ocza takze z
Garaczewa pochodzacego; szii
razam wzdluz toru kolei Eel.
Morderca uciekl do Poznania
/ policya "a MIN sledzi.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-11

MAJATEK Wasin W pow.
brodnickim kupi}a komisYa
kolonizacyjna pd pana Wend-
la1da wissciciela Nlemca "a
400, 900 NIX.
The Washington times., 1895-03-30
Widow Matthews in Possession.

F1UUW 1HHttHS"S III FUSSSSSIUH'
The Hcme for Aged Colored Persons at
Baltimore is interested in a suit for the con-
struction Of the will of the late William E.
Matthews, which was authorized by Judge
Hagner yesterday. The will gives to the
testator's daughter. Euretta B. Matthews,
$4,000; to his brothers, John C. Matthews,
5000, and George NJ. Matthews, So 900.
The residue is TO go to the home in Balti-
more. The paper filed by the executors
asking leave to apply to the equity court
to eonstrue the will, says the widow has
possession of the residence, together with
valuable notes, furniture. and jewelry,
and refuses to. surrender them.
The Washington times., 1895-03-30

These are things of to-day. To-
morrow we know not of.
The Washington times., 1895-03-30
THE PEOPLE

To the last gasp of expiring loyalty.
Read, mark, and inwardiy digest.
SPRING ovERCoATs -Kerseys and
Tiger Silk Mixtures
APPRAISERS' VALUATION, So. 90.
SERGEs AND TWEEBs-s trictIy all
APPRAISERS, VALUATION, $3.50.
BLACK CHEVIOTS-st all wool
APPRAISERs1 VALUATION, $500.
MEDIUM WEIGHT ToVERCOATS-Ca Camp
bells Kerseys-Were $15.50, SIS 90 !,
$14.75-
APPRAIsE ERs' VALUATION. $3.50.
MEMS SUITS strictly all wool
APP RAIsERs, VALUATION, $337.
APPRAisERs' VALnATIoN, $500.
MEMS SUITS Were $17.5o, $1675,
$3.50, $500. S14.75-l 4 9ta1
APPRAIsERs' VALUATION. 500.
$3.75, So. 80
APPRAIsE ERs,,. VALUATION, $1,000
{ SUITS FOR EXTRA LARGE MEN-x
APPRAISERS VALUATION, 5000.
I PRINCE SCCE ALBERT sUITs-Were $50. so,
APPRAisERs' VALUATION, $1,000.
BOYS THREE PIECE SUITS We're
S10.75. $3.50, $s.75, S7.75.
| ~APPRAISERS' VALUATION, $3.50.
BOYS TWo-PIECE SUITs-Were $6.75,
APPRAISERS VALUATION, $3.50.
BOYS TWO-PIECE SUTTS-Were $4.75,
$3.50, S3. 30
APPRAISERS VALUATION. $500
JUVENILE SUITS-Little gems for lit
tie gentemen-were So, 81. so, S4
App PRAISERS' VALUATION, S2.75.
BOYS REEFERS-4 TO IA years-were
S3.75-
APPRAISERS VALUATION, $500.
YOUTHS ODD COATS-Partly burned
APP RAISERS' VALUATION, 9Oc.
MEMS ODD VESTS-Were 50, S1.75
81 30
APP RAISERS' VALUATION, soc.
MEMS PANTAL0ONS-MyT of them
| slightly injured-Were So, So, $500
$223.75.
APPRAISERS VALUATION, ST and
Sl.50.
These are things of TODAY. To-
The Washington times., 1895-03-30
MINoRDEFECTs NOTED.

Touching the charge as to hollow walls,
the committee says: This leaves for con-
sideration the one point which Mr.. Brady
said in his report he was unable to determine
from visual inspection. Some OF the cuttings
indicate that at these points the walls are
constructed in the manner usual at this To-
cality where 'grouting' or rubbing up isnot
required; ;thatiS, the side joints of ofthestretcher
courses are not flushed solid with mortar
I'VE cannot designate theseas hollow walls, :"
says the committee, but the specifications
contemplate solid flush joints, and in this
respect the specifications have not been ad-
henei 10"
ITO what extent this deviation from the
contract terms exists in the work, we cannot
of course, determine, and it is not important
relating To the safety OF the building. So
far as the stability Of the walls depend upon
the material or character OF the work ii is
fully assured.
Neither in the interior of the walls, deyel-
oped by the cutting, nor in the exposed
faces, did we find the salmon brick alleged
TO have been put in"
The report is signed by James G Hill, ar
ehitect; William c. Morrison, builder, and
Charles Edmonston, builder.
Secretary Potter, of the Federation of
Labor, was yesterday notified that the
Commissioners, who We're present at the iu-
the charges were not sustained.
NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.
Permit was issued yesterday to Thomas
H. Harding for the erection OF an apartment
house to accommodate eight families, Col
umbia Heights, TO cost $I2, 1000.
Building permits were issued to other
applicants as follows: NJ F. Thompson,
dwelling, No. 4S4 Maryland avenue south
west, 81 600; II. A. Hall, two store build
ings, square 214, Fifteenth street, So 600
For improvements: Alfred Richardson
estate, repairs and additions to store corner
Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
1000.
Bernard j. Young recently inquired of
the Commissioners concerning the right
of merchants to display their goods at
store fronts, and was yesterday Informed
OF decision of the attorney for the Dis
trict to the effect that the display on the
sidewalks shall be confined to a height
not greater than the first story of their
stores.
Engineers license of the third class was
ordered to be issued yesterday to George
@. Voneiff
John Moran was notified yesterday to
have his parking fence removed to a point
six feet from the building line, to admit
of the widening of the roadway of II street
ptNNCVh @NOith CdtiitOi anu Ai5t StltttS
northwest, as provided by act of Con
gress. The fencing must be removed by
May 1.
1t is among the probable events of the
early future that one of the new school
trustees viii be White and the other col
ored, and that the appointments will be
announced this afternoon. When inquired
of yesterday afternoon as to the selections
and when the names would be made public,
President Ross replied that he hoped to be
able to decide the matter to-day, but it was
pointees.
The Washington times., 1895-03-30
DIR. PARKER, III4 G ST. NV.

WILL REMOVE. - On and after
Thursday. March %, DR.. Parker can
be consulted at COS 18th ST. NV,
between r and c Streets. Until
that date he can be found at his
old number, 11I4 C ST. N. w.
moi Of pc IN 4t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

soluci6n la Charada de aver :
ES-PI-NO-SO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

Estad tranquila-exclam6 la doncella, Sc.
ducida por Ia humildad de Juana-nada os falta.
I'd aqu1 sereis tan Ibre tan felis como nos
otros, Milady da POGO que hacer, sale rara vez
de su cuarto = 20 no cambiar1a el g6nero de vi.
da que llevo por el que ella hace.
H. #s=-Se conoce que es todo d 10 que ella aspi.
ra. La duquesa es independents no tiene
mas que 70, mular un deseo para 7erlo realiza-
do. Nosotras no podemos decir otro tanto, mi
Pobre Ketty
"A mi me importa POGO. He nacido en-
Glenmore con tai de poder contemplar mi la
goy los montes que desde aqui Sc divisan, es-
toy contenta.
-tEs miss Steward Ia amazona que pasea-
ba por ell parque hace un momento?
81, es miss Lucy en- efecto; miss sale to.
. das las msnanas q caballo por los alrededorea
no vuelve hasta la hora de almorzar.
ga?
"A las once.
Un reloj parecido los de las grandea igle-
sias, colocadoaen una torrecilla, di6 ocho golpes
con un timbre claro argentine.
Faltaban, pues, tres horas para ell almuerzo.
Juana empleo estas tres horas en- colocar
en- los caiones de los muebles, los obietos que
habfa lleYado ocnsigo y en- oomp!etar su instala.
cion en- aquellas habitaeiones que eran ~ casa,
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en- donde gozarta al menos de la hbertad que
le habia de. faltar fuera de elias.
Cuando termin6 dijosa Ia esoocesa que le
habfa ayudado:
Mi buena Ketty, os rnego que dgais &
milady que bajar@ la hora de almorzar; pero
que hasta entonces me tiene aqu1 sus 6rde-
mes.
Cuando Sc qued6 sola, como la coqueterfa
no pierde jamda sus derechos, eobre c1iaturaa
tan hermosas, Sc ocup6 de su 'toilette'.
Anud6 con calc0lado desorden eus admira-
bles cabelloe Sc bafl6 en- aqua fila, tom6 una ca
misa de batista, edorrada con elegantes encajes,
y sin recurrir la ayuda de un cors6 de sat6n,
negro azul. Sc puso uu traie de cachemir co
lor girls, adOrnado, con sencillosI lazos de seda
negra. A pesar de que su traje era tan sencillo
ten1a el aspecto de una reina.
Habia nacid9 en- verdad, para vivir en- el
medic en- que viva. Sc contempl6 en- I'm gran
espejo de Venecia, que ocupaba et fondo del
tocador y mostr6 su satisfaction con una SON.
risa
Despues, sentandose al piano, toc6 como
para st sola los melanc6licos walls de Chopin,
tratando al misno tempo de sondear vagamen-
to con So penetrante mirada las misterioaaa os~
curidades del porvenir. - H.
Pero no PudosveF nada, = sus -discretaS no"
tag no eondguieron otEa eosa que dsapegtar loa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

AlMACEN Liberia de Olimpio OteL

NEGOCIOS Sol 42Compra veDde acciones del Banco Ks
panOl de Pto-Rico del Territorial Agrcola
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SONETO

Lauro y triunfos coneiga ell ambicioso,
que de viudez de orfandad seguido,
deiando ell orbe en- llanto sumcrgido,
sirve Marte safudO y horroroso
A costa de su suef1o y su reposo
g6cese ell vii tirano en- el gemido
del miserable que, sus pies r6ndido,
le acata y le maldice rencoroso.
Logre un mar de riqueza negotiable,
pues que riqueza indtil solo adora
el avaro mezquino y detestable.
Y d6jenme gozar de mi senora
los dulces oios, la sonrisa amablo
ell brillo de su faz encantadora.
DuqUe de Rivas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09
CHI A R A D A

Els el pr5naG musical;
WraG- dOs-tres, da permiso;
Barcelona es dos tercerG;
dOs-cWGtrO-QuI1ata a los trigos
SO dan, segun los terrenos
de secano Q regadfo;
tres-tres llama a la ninera
el menor de mis- chiquillos;
cWGtrO con CatGtrO es un mono:
SO da el clmco a los obispos.
Llaman much0s & los m6dicos
primo dos tres caIGt4'O cGnc0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09
cALnERERlA de cobre en- general de

Baldomero Vilar6=Calle del Jobo ndmero ll-Ponce.
CONSTRUCTION de aambques continues fuegO ditecto
a vapor. Alambiques intermitentes con calienta
vnos- Alambiques para licores, aambques rectifca-
dores todo genera de aparatOs destiatorios sobre
pianos modelOs. Tuberas de c0bre de tOdos dia~
metros fornas. Serpentines para vapor, serpent
bos tubulares para evaporadoras, rectos egpral
toda clase de reparaciones para las msm3s as Repa-
niente al ramo.=Ponce, Mayo de 1895. l57
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09
PAWOsTuRcOs Y ROMANOs de va

por; propietario D. N5c0lds MarteeS BGrcem0s; ;--MA
YAGUEz-lEl meor mas rapdo depurativo del
mundo Nnguna enfermedad puede reslstir a estos
baflOs maravillosos. Agentes en- la Capital Don Ma
nuel Romero Haxthausen Hotel "Inglaterra". No &c
admiten tisicos nj cancerosOs. P) = al
LOGON NANTIHERPETICAD DEL Doc
mejor medcamento curar los herpes
ouitares la pcaz6n en- e momento de apcara La "Oci6n
pumada quita caspa evando la caida del cabeo
esaparecer barros empenes manchas esnias de
Exito seguro Immediate Pfdase todas las booas
lie Ia i al pOr mayor en- del se6or uemety depostario
@, ,TINAUD,-JOYER1A PLAZA DE Al
FoNsO x-GTan surtdo joya !e plata rianes
nas Modeos 40 ID 6vel eSgane
PECTADADEs-En Relojes de Orc Plata, Nkel Aeero,
Cron6etros Caonogafo RepetcOnes ROsoOpf etc. Lentes
afashe oro nos de ROca Centres de mesa
Bandei JaTros Vnaerasy scr1ban1as cuadrupe pEeado
importation drecta Preci0s sin cOmpetenca.
En- ell Velodromo:
dd Mre e9e P0e5o Pncbag fnd de sonqre so t en- la
2Acaba de hacer I'm ''record" de cua-
renta centimetros mas ALA de La nar1z'
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IATcOunlAn0 AROMATICO, pre-

parade por CdsW0 R0drgWeg es un especfcor sin RI
VAL la conservation de los dentes da grato aro
cura los catarros, aquecas, neuralgias afecciones
reumaticas. s.-Deposito: Jose Lopez Garcia. I5-l2
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0l0,-Se solicita una colocaci6o en-
Farmacia por un joyen de muchs practica buenas
Callardo o---Captal. I'D
JULIAN SILVA,---SAN JUSTO 3d.
Dep6sito de Maquinas de coser compra venta alqui~
ler' Y Sc dan plazos siendo responsible la misma
Maquina; hacen las com?osiciones por dfciles que
sean, garantizandolas. Accessories agujas de todas
classes para las msmas ademas Sc compran vendeD
muebles usadOs. P)
EL CORREO De ULTRAMAR. -Peri6ab
dco politico de notcias. Sc publca Madrid los
das s, i % de cada Precios de suscripGion en-
Puerto Rico. Ano pesos. Semestre pesos Trmes"
tre peso 50 centavos. Agente general en- San Juan
Puerto'Rico D. BernardinO SanjurjO Vidal.
LOTERIA NACIONAL DE MADRID.
HAY constanemente para todos los sorteos en- la Pc
luquer,a "Laurak- Bat de D. tedro UrbistOndo, San
! Francisco AZ. Sc envlaran la isla quenes los soil
citen r.
COMPRA, VENTA Y ALQU1LER de
Muebles de D. FRANclsco sALoADo Luna A. rente Ia
,scaerla de la plazuela de San Francisco NIuebleS
baratos Sc atiende bien los parroquianos, P.
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a nRAMnE& MA1Es qRANDEs REmr=

9rgAnico aniqua e
e esprtu mpOne devOlver al ssema nerviOsO t0da
fuerza gor de h ndicaci6n especial del Vino Cordial
de Cerebrna de Uci cOncepuadO los m6dicos
nentes e reconstituyente poderoso ytaza-
dor" rapidO
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ro.-(Ponce .5-Pnerto-Rice - BEETHOVEN Sonata
Op, l3 DO penor" peso l3 centavos, Idem idem
do sostenido menor' so centavos. Idem idem .
Re mayor" peso 35 C eentayos Idem idem 81 mi
'sol fa'' mayor peso l3 centavos Sonata Op. 10
en- do menor'' IS centavos
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PARA CONOCIMIENTO
de co pra dor 9

santurce, mil pesos al contado prooedente de a
de Padre Se mace pn69o & CUE en- o 1898
mayor teTreno posey3 e. testaentarfa por de-
pOstaro judicial suscrbe hoy desde agunOs amos
sonaro co
ese precio,-Puerto Rico 20 de Abril de 1885,
F. RAMOS.
The evening times., 1895-11-27
WALKOVER FOR AN ENEMY
Plans for Coast Defenses Cannot Be
Finished for Over Two Years.
Representative q Out n waite Says It w Ill
Be the Y ear 1900 Before These
Guns VIII BE Made.

"This country can be made ready for q
successful defense in case of war by the
year 1900" Thus spoke Hon. j. II. Outh-
waite, a member of the board of ordnance
and Notifications, after 4 tour of inspection
of the several plants in the East where the
work of constructing and assembling ord
nance is conducted.
The statements contained in the annual
report of Commanding General Miles, con-
firmed as they were by the assertions in
the interview with Admiral Walker OF the
navy, aroused the attention and interest
OF the members OF the board, and, instead
of meeting at New York or Washington this
month, as is their custom. they assembled
at Midvale, Pa, and thence proceeded to
visit all the otter cities where plants are
located, reaching w Washington yesterday.
THAT is a guess at this time continued
Mr.. Outhwaite, ''ior the data obtained by
the board has not yet been reduced But
l believe II is not FAR out OF the way. Work
ing the usual shifts, The plants can turn out
guns enough To meet our plans for defense
by 1900"
''Ir pushed by the stress OF necessity,
how soon could the country, with its pres
ent facilities only. be put in a good con-
dition for defense?" was asked.
"Within two and a talf years.
How many plants are at work not turn
ing out guns and gun materal?"
The steel works at Midvale and Bethle-
hem, Pa; the WATERFOWL, Mass, and Wa
tervliet. n. Y, arseuaIs. Besides these,
which are In large and successful opera
tion," explained Mr.. Outhwaite, there is
a concern at Cleveland vhich is just en-
tering upon a contract for turning out gun
carriages."
Gould not the construction of the car.
riages be expedited" was asked, "by et-
gaging other such concerns as the one in
Cleveland and which are numerous in the
Ohio Valley particularly"
THE trouble about that is" answered
Mr.. Cultivate, THAT an entire new out
fit of machinery is necessary to do that
class of work, and as the Government is
about the only customer that can be ex-
pected to enter the field. naturally most
manufacturers hesitate to incur the ex-
peDse incident to the business. OF course, IL
war were to break out and the Government
compelled to maze attractive terms with the
manufacturers, there would be no lack
of facilities. However, the board are sat
isfied that existing conditions provide all
that is necessary to carry out present plans
for defense within the period when by
any possibility the works can be needed"
Mr.. outhwaite mentioned that beside the
contract for the armor secured by the
Bethlehem Steel and Iron Company from
Russia, a similar contract had been awarded
by the same government to Carnegie, Phipps
& Company of Pittsburg.