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elected practically without opposition.
Col. Walker was a candidate for the Of
fee last year. and was defeated by less
than half dozen votes; consequently
there is widespread feeling that he Is
entitled to it this year, and there is no
doubt that he will receive the support
of the Illinois contingent which elected
Lawlcr in 1894. 1t is understood that
Gen. w. II. Powell, the recently
elected commander OF the department
of Illinois, will cast his vote and in.
fucnce for Col. Walker, and certainly
there are many prominent grand army
men in Chicago who will work for his
election.
In Indiana, where he is best known,
Col. Walker is very popular. and has
ALREADY received high honors at the
hands of his comrades in his own state.
He has an excellent war record, and his
life as civilian has been such as to
command the respect and esteem of the
entire community in which he lives.
His friends claim that he is admira bly,
fitted for the post of commander in
chief, and they are anxious to pay him
the compliment of very large if not
practically unanimous vote.
But the comrades west of the Mis-.
souri, river do not concede that Col.
Walker will have walk-over in the
convention. They have candidate OF
their own out there in the person of T.
s. GARRISON, of Lincoln, Neb., and they
promise that he will develop no little
strength when the voting begins. In
fact, they claim to have very strong
hopes of his election, based upon a can
vass which convinces them that he will
receive not only the united support of
the posts in the far west but that of
many delegates from states east of the
Mississippi. Comrade GARRISON is prom
inent in grand army affairs in Nebras-
ka, and is known throughout the order
as man of more than average intel.
lectual breadth and force of character.
One hears only good report of him,
even from those who contend that he
has no chance of being elected com.
mander in chief this year.
There are number of candidates for
the offices Of senior vice commander
and junior vice commander. 1t is Gus.
tomary to select for senior vice com.
mander a man residing in the city or
state in which the encampment is held,
and as there are several Kentucky as.
pirants for the honor it may be re.
garded as foregone conclusion that a
Kentucky man will be elected. Prom.
inent among the candidates for the
Office Of junior vice commander are
John C. Shots, Of Albany, N. Y, and
c. II. Shute, of New Orleans, and there
is no doubt that candidates from other
states will bob up as soon as the en-.
campment convencs.
During the week Of the encampment
and the week following there will be
excursions ut low rates of transporta.
ton to the various battlefields and
points of interest in the south. The
dedication of the National park at
Chickamauga, and the ceremonies Incl
dent thereto, will take place Septem.
Der 10 and 90, and will be attended by
as many old soldiers and their families
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COL. IVAN N. WALKER,
Candidate for Commander in Cl

COL. IVAN N. WALKER,
Heading Candidate for Commander in Chief
of Naval Veterans of America, has or
A1ered his associations to convene in
Louisville on Tuesday, September 10,
for parade and review. Commander in
Chief William e. Bundy, of the Sons Of
Veterans of the United States, has also
called the camps of his association to
meet on the same day for the same
purpose. Capt. j. w. Hammond has
been chosen to act as chief marshal Of
the parade of naval veterans and Sons
of Veterans.
The grand parade will be on the 18th,
and ON that day it is expected that
there will be an influx of visitors such
as the city Of Louisville has never be-
fore experienced. Commander in Chief
Lawlcr and many other distinguished
people will review the parade. On the
18th the encampment will convene for
the transaction of business, and then
the political pot, which has been mildly
. simmcring for several weeks, will begin
20 boil in earnest, only to stop when
Gen. LAWYERS successor and other ma
tional officers have been elected.
If the oracles of the order In the
, middle western states are to be be-
lieved, however, there will not be much
of contest over the choice Of COM
mandcr in chief. They say that Col. l.
n. Walker, Of indianapolis, will be
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An Awful Fix.

HUSBAND of Authorcss - My dear,
you are faraous now. Your picture is
in the paper.
(Authoress takes one glance and
bursts into tcars.)
Husband-Why, my dear, what is the
matter?
Authoress-Thc horrid things have
made me with last years bonnet on.
Texas Siftings.
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A Defense.

New Suburban Resident-When you
sold me these lots you said nothing
about that swamp. You did not tell
me that my whole family would have
malaria.
Real Estate Agent My dear sir,
would you have me try to make any
man dissatisfied with his home?-Life,
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Ruined by an Amateur.


Friend--You look blue, doctor.
Doctor-I am blue! took a months
vacation, leaving my practice in the
hands of a newly-graduated physician,
and when return l find my practice
completely ruined.
FricnA-Didn't know his business, Ell?
Doctor-No. He actually cured every
patient had.-Puck.
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as can conveniently make the trip. In
the interim the battlefelds of Frank
lin, Chattanooga, Murfreesboro, Stone
River, Dalton, Resaca, Allatoona Pass,
Missionary Ridge, Lookout Mountain
and Atlanta will be visited.
The Society of the Army of the Cum.
berland will hold it's regular meeting
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capturing twenty-four years of re
publican ascendancy the average re-
duction of the public debt was seven
ty-nine million dollars year. The def
cit under the present administration
has been tifty-seven million dollars n
year. The change in the wrong di-
rection is one hundred and thirty-six
million dollars year. A fourth NOM
nation of Grover Cleveland is possible,
but third term is not-St. Louis
Globc-Democrat.
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You say" murmured Genevieve,
sweetly, that you were lod to love me
when you first saw me in bloomers?"
Quite right" said Algernon, as he
pressed her to his bosom. II knew that
if you didn't look like very much of
fright in boomers you must be very
beautiful. Chicago Record.
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Manager-l have the honor to present
to you Baby Otto. Although but six
months of age he can already read
print. request some member of the
audience to hand him a newspaper.
Little Otto receives a paper, holds Il
in his hands, but does, not read
Spectator-Bah. he can't read
Manager-Of course, lie can read, bat
he can't talk yet.-Fliegcnde Blaettsr.
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His Way.

WAS your husband good to you dur
ing your long illness?" inquired the
kind lady who was making charity
call
''Oh, yes. indeed, ma ami" replied the
poor woman; las good as could be-he
was more like friend than husband"
Puck,
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a Serious Blunder.

Thin Boar,fer tdelightedly)-The beef
is very tender to-day.
Mrs. Slimdict (wildly)-My goodnessi
That new girl must have gone to the
wrong butcher-N. Y. Weekly.
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She Was Talkatiye,

"Oh, john" said Mrs. Smith, tear
fully, INA has cut her thumb dread
fully and the doctor thinks there is
danger of lockjaw."
HE needn't be afraid of that" re-
piled Smith, sarcastically; ''she never
gives her jaws chance to lock-
Texas Siftings.
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A Little Wise Caution.

First Burglar lat the back window of
big store)-I've got the hole big enough
now, and we can git in without any
more trouble.
Second Burglar All right; come
ahead; but don't make so much noise.
Some O. these ere watchmen might
happen to be AWAKEN. Y. Weekly.
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His SneclaltY.

Farmer Hayrake-Did your son learn
anything at college?
Farmer oatstraw-Yes; gave him
hammer to mend the barn with, and he
threw it so far haint been able to find
it.-Puck.
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Doting Grandmother Din street ear,
showing baby to Disguised collegi2n'-
He's only thirteen months old, bot he
can talk-calls gran'pa and me ham,
mer and dammcr as plain rs can bel
Judge.
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ACQUIRED knowledge.

Dooley - McMullen is shtnck oop
since he got inter polyticks
Cascy-Yis; he's found out his worth
since he became q Number av tn legls-
lature.-Puck.
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Dr. Endec-Is there any, last wor"
you want to leave your hIsbanas
Mrs. Joe Kose-He can have the lass
word when am gonc.-N. Y. World.
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" Everybody has fool friends, but
just at the present time those of Mr..
Cleveland are doing the most talking.
Washington Post.
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at Chicka m a u G a
S ep t ember 1920,
and the Society Of
the Army of the
Tennessee, W h | C h
meets in Cincinnati
September 16 and
II, will adjourn to
Chattanooga a n d
conclude it's exer-
cises there on the
10th. 7 h G pro-
gramme of eXer-
c l S G s at Chlcka-
manga will be an
! n t T e S tin G and
varied one, and the
occasion as a whole
promises to be, to
tho nx-Soldinn. 1uho
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imb,be,a Water With nN MILK.

Miss Gushleigh-I could Just live GA
the beautiful blue water. Couldn't yos.
Mr. Salter?
Mr.. Salter-I did once. Twas brought
up on the bottle.-Truth.
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Tho Lawyer Had Seen Her.

81 want to leave the company" said
the actress.
why don't you?" asked the lawyer.
because the manager threatens to
sue for damages if do" replied the
actress.
"Damages!" exclaimed the lawyer.
Nonsense! He wouldn't have any
sort of case."-Chicago Evening Post.
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r. Minks-Geesc?

Mrs. Minlks-Why, yes; every repu-
table woman will want to go now, to
see if her neighbor is there.-Tammany
Times
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New York Worlds suggestion for
using the bicycle on the farm.
What Saved Him.

Patient - Doctor, thank God your
medicine saved me.
Doctor Really? How fatterinys
Paticnt-Yes; forgot to take any of
it.--Town Topics.
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Let Her Keen I'm the Record.

The woman that We call tho new,
May have q hes Il OF gold;
Enough, II she v. Ill only be
As sweat Us vas 1.-The cid" =,
Chicago Times Hsra1N
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Made q Miss.

Mr.. Minks-l see the Chicago papers
are advising reputable women to stay
away from improper performances.
Mrs. Minks oh! What geese they
are.
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saidso-Van Pelt complains Of a ter.
r.lse buzzing in his head.
Herdso-How does the doctor dag.
nose the case?
o-Wheels.-N..Y Y. World.
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NATURALIZATION
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-16

By Alderman Carolan-
An ordinance to provide for the pur-
chase OF supplies for the city of Savannah
Section /. Be 1t ordained by the mayor
and aldermen of the city of Savannah, in
council assembled that 1t is hereby made
the duty of the city marshal Of the city
OF Savannah to secure whenever prac-
ticable, bids for selling fuel, groceries,
stationary, material and all supplies to
the various departments of the city of
savannah except In case OF emergency,
when the head of each department
shal make such necessary purchases
by them heretofore to the end that such
materials and supplies may be purchased
by the city OF savannah at the lowest
market price. Said bids shall cover the
sale TO the city of Savannah by the party
whose bid is accepted of the materials or
supplies specified In the bid to all the
departments of the city of Savannah need
ing such materials or supplies. The city
marshal whenever 1t is practicable to do
50, shall obtain not less than nye BIDS for
the materials or supplies desired, and he
shall submit the said bids to the mayor
and finance committee. whose duty II shall
be to accept the lowest bid that they re-
gard as reliable. and then to instruct the
heads of the. different departments,
through the city marshal, to purchase
such supplies from the party whose bid
is accepted. In all cases the preference
shall be given to Savannah merchants.
The city's materials and supplies shall
be purchased in accordance with the di-
rection Of the mayor and finance commit
tee who shall be authorized to terminate
the contract wherever. in their judgment,
il is wise to do so and secure other bids.
As long. however as no change is made
all of the supplies or materials for the
various departments shall be purchased
from the successful bidder designated by
the said mayor and finance committee.
Sec. II. BE it further ordained that all
ordinances and parts of ordinances in con-
fiict with this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
Ordinance passed in council April 10,
1895. HERMAN MYERS, Mayor.
Attest: A. n. MANUCY, Clerk of Council.
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By Alderman Screven-
An ordinance for the regulation Of -bs
police department Of the city of Savannsss
Section J. Be it. ordained by the NAV,
and aldermen of the city of Savarrst
in council assembled, that all apnoir.--
ments to the police force and prorro.
tons therein (other than the chief and -
sistant chieD shah hereafter be- ma
upon the recommendation of the cbios
Of police, and the approval of the NAV.
Of the city of Savannah and the conr5,,.
tee on police.
Sec. Il BE Il further ordained thai N.
mayor and the said committee on ~
lice arc authorized TO make and enfor-s
regulations touching the qualifcafioes
for admissions to the force and the az
cipiine control and government on ~,
said police force. The standard az -
age shall remain as now fixed by ordi1.
ance.
Sec. III. Be it further ordained thar an
ordinances and parts of ordinances n
repealed. 10y
Ordinance passed in council April 10. 1s95
HERMAN MYERS. Mavor
Attest: A. N. MANUCY, Clerk Of CounciI
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ORDINANCES.

BY Alderman Willink-
An ordinance for the regulation Of the
nre department of the city of Savannah.
Section /. Be il ordained BY the
mayor and aldermen of the city of Sa-
Vannah IN council assembled that the
mayor OF the city Of Savannah and the
committee on fire are hereby authorized
10 make and enforce rules and regulations
concerning the qualifications for appoint
ment TO the fire department Of the city OF
savannah, and for the government, dis
cipline and control of the said fire depart
ment.
Sec. III. BE it further ordained that all
ordinances and parts of ordinances in
conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed.
Ordinance passed in council April 10.
1888 HERMAN MYERS, Mayor.
Attest; A n. MANUCY, Clerk OF Council.
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nict with this. be and the same are hersbv
repealed. '-9Aeuy
Ordinance read IN council for the IN.
time April 10, 1885, and published for =
formation A n MANUCY.
Clerk Of COlInosr
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proper vouchers produced and balance Treasury Of
S1O63320
HERMAN MYERS,
GEO. J. MILLS.
DAVID WELLS
C. d. BALDWIN.
THOS. H. MCMILLAN
Finance Committee
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VlM0&.-FL MEJoR DIE ronos nN "a
EI BANco POPULAR

CUYO principal objeto el de facilitar al ahoFFO
los pobres desarroandO asi los habitos de orden
economic.
Admite imposiciones desde Is centavos en- ade-
lante, y legando cincO poses. les abona ell pOs
100 de inteFeses anual.
Da dineros prestamo tres meses plazo, dos
6rmas de reconocida solVencia, lie las cuales ha
de de esta Capital descontanAo los ntereses: al Il
por 100 annual cantidades que no excedan de Glen
pesos: al 10 por 100. de cento uno doscientoS, y
al por ciento de doseentos qunientos.
Coloca dinero primera hipoteca, sObre dncas
nrbanas dc esta Capital hasta la tad del valor de
"a fnca I'm ano plazo, prorrogable interes con-
venci0nal.
Descuenta letras, pagares obigacisnes, paga.
deras On esta Capital cuGtro meses plazo con dos
6uenas aFDas.
Abre credttos bien garantizados a meses plaxo
Su Junta de Gobierno conpone hoy de los So
Aores Munoz Barrios, Lcdo. Rossy, Lopez Cepero
GulIermety, ChOvremont, Molns. Schira LeS9
Ntihez.
Plaza de Alfonso Xn-Los lunes mi&rccles Cd
eadOs las stete dc IL nOcha
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1876 GRANUJA, LADRoN Y CoMpAE1A

teban merece tanta veneraci6a como la madre
mas virtuose; y 10 que ea tocante d su hija, 81
alguna vez se casa usted, le deseo encuer tre
una tan bueDa como ella No puedo decir
usted mas, pero 81, sin mas informes, Sc decide
usted entrar en- So casa, deschbrase usted,
porque son martires. 10y el Papa ha cane MIA
do & ctros con menos motive.
.Qaiere usted. .yo Sc 10 supico, pre-
guntar la sefiora de Esteban 81 esta diepuesta
& recibir la vista de Raul de Savignan?-d dijo
Ell joven, emooionado por el aoento de sinceri-
dad de Lsndart.
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Y [
LA FAMILIA EsTEBAN

L. e7cala en- ouyos dltimos peld nos habfa
visto Raul la Sc fo'ita Estehan conducts, Co
mo ysAhemos dicho las hohardillsr, que cons
tituian el dltimo piso de la GAIA.
Dos cuartitos en- los que Ia oabeza tropezs-
ba en- los teiados, formaban Ia habitac6n de Ia
familis Esteban. En- cada uno hab1a un oatre
de hero y a)gunas silas de paja.
En- Ia primera y mayor de las habitaciones,
donde dormf. el padre la madre, brillaban
como espejos algunos utensilios de oocins; en- la
sloobita de la joven Sc veta una cortina de tela
bsrats, en- la ventana un tiesto de reseda re-
gallo de una vecina amable en- IN dia de fiesta,
cnidado regndo con amor; po~ ditimo, en- Ia
habitacion de los padres, IN cotre de pino, cs-
rrgdo con lave. g. -
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RAsAIIEMPD
solucion 8 Ia Charada de aver !:
GA-CHO- MA


sOlucion . Ia Charada de aver
GA-CHO MA
SILABARl0 de Torres Roldan.-Une
su buena impression, la claridai sencillez en- Ell
metodo. cuadades esenciales que 10 han hecho STEM
Pre- preterble todos los demas textos.-2O edici6n
Sc vende en- esta Capital de los senores P.
NOEL CT L. SOLO s. en- c.; en- Ponce casa de don
Manuel Lopez en- el resto de la Isa en- todos los
establecimentos de importancia.
VtN0$,-FL MEJoR DE ToDOs EN- CA.
lLDAD PRECIO. Ell RIOJANO DE T1;ICIO Sc detala Ca
a tsto 16 don Manuel Rivera San Sebastian 80 las
rra segunda linee Los cert6cados de origen anass
Gan exceentes csldcs est4n disposition del
Dicenbre 10
EI TONTO.---Unico dep6sito del desa-
Creditado RON TOPACIO las tres 8 s. ST.
Este ron p@sino, Internal y mata-gente, sc
regala los tocayos del establecimiento
80 centavos botella.
1C---Pa vfa---lO Arecibo
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P R o B L E M A

Soh6 que me adorab 8
y eterno amb;cion6 que fuera ell suefo;
deepert6 que me amabas ~.
juraste, amado due1o.
va despiarto dormido,
que eres mi dulce amor tengo por cierto;
on carload to pido
me- resuelvas pr bleYna tan incierto:
Isl vivir6 dormido?
81 sonar6 despi rte?
EWsebGo BIdSco.
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DESEA COLOCARSE I'm jnvau que
conoce Il Teneduria de Libros blstante de coatabf
dad, perfeccionado en- ell Concrete, algo de agri-
cutura presentando las referenca que Sc 4ueran,
dc buenas casas dc esta Capital En- esta imprenta
iRformaran.
IA0nNT q - Los mejores del mum
.lnhIINf to. son los de la marca Pc
OlAOOULO n RocHA lie venta en- Ca
"a d. iDa y, flores
15-3 SUCEsoREs DIG A. FlGUERoA Y Ca
OJO QUE iNTERESA. En- el es-
tablecmento de los senoes Pad6 Lopez Fortaeza 95
encuenra varado surdo de puas para sombreros OBJ
teCs fantasia noVias medias
fun1erfa reazan precios baratfsimos Tamhen
euentan dicho eabecmieuto los econ6 cos
apedr la rotara de los ubos la inflammation del petroeo
is bas que me- hacan muy poca gra-
cia las vi9it,s d. A fra &c?
--PussQue jacaso tienes celos de mi,
maridito?
No tengo celns; pero no me gusta
que ego hombre eDtre en- casa
| Pa rs haces NAL. Alfredo vi ne c. n
buen fin Loaquiore es casarse conmigo
cuando til ia mueras.
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RuEH nEancln.- s, isaaa ver de.

BUEN HEG0CIO,- S4 iasea ver de-
en- Aguas.buenas unt hermosa casa compuesta de IL
varas de frente de fondo martlo con l6 coci-
ma letrina fabricada la mayor plrte con deras de
pchipen techada de zinc en- solar propio cuya
casa ocupa uno de los sitios mas visbles de la p6,
bacon de construction moderna reciente, ell
que la interezca pnede dirirse dueno este
msmo pueblo que 10 es Jose LsGtas CantGehS. l5- z
JOSE 7, SlLvA.--TETUAN 37:--Gi.
corta vista anbn cable sobre odas las plazas de
&paha lsls cantidades de 25 n
sehre las pzss prncpales de Francis Aemania Austria Bel
Sa Holanda Dtnamarca Bulgaria Russia Sueca Norue9a
Suiza Italia Portugal RuInania Seryia, TurGuia GreisA
hgeila Egfpto Srs Tfnsz-Sobre NevYork Santo Doin
GO Is|s de Cuba.
UNA ORRA, = Sc desea vender la
" Historic Ge la R vo'uci6n Esq hola, "
cuyo autor es don Vicente Blasco 1bafiez.
Consta de tres tomos de gran vol1men y
un pr6logo por don Francisco Pf Y Mar
gall. Informaran en- esta Imprenta..
Oh A r ADA
| Sobre ur a bonita TUdo
dos dos etcsihe 4 Mauricia,
larga prfmerd tercerd
con muchfs imas noticias.
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EL LPARIslENsE.@PELUQUER1AY Y
Perumeria calle de Ia Cruz nli1nero IL. Surtido ge
neral de 10 mejor que en- perfumeria Sc fabrca en-
Francia Alemania, especalidad enseres de
barberia. Limpieza servcio inmeiorabe. Sc ad
nniten abonados por neses ---SeT0Gc Lccompte P.
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RuEM PuNTn PARA EL CUE DE

BWEN FWBVW EARA Nt1 NHUM ONA-
SEA TkABAJAR-Por ausentc rse su due6o para la
Peninsula SO vende e establecimento de don Rafael
Maftno en- santuree cuesta del Genoves. 81 one la
interese puede entenderse su dueno en- ell mismo
establecimiento. l5-S
En- LA MUtlTA' SO vende la legfa II
quids rrarca &c >tcela" para Ell colado y
saneamiento d. Ia ropa blanca y de color,
tanto de algod6n COMO do lana; reportan
do economia de jab6n, trabajo y tempo.
154 ESPANOL Y CA.
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DIR. r. n. PONTE e HIJO.-CIRU-
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es
luina & la Fortaleza San Juan.
TURRONE8 limos.


TURRONE8 FlNOS.- Partieipamo4
tanto nuestros favorecedores como los dlenos de
Comados otros estabecimientos que expen len dul-
ces que desde echa hasta ell dia de Aho Nuevo fabri
caremos nuestros acredtados turrones de nazapanes
con frutas sin elias al precio de % pesos e qunta
de yema $30 todos en- cajitas de l arroba Tam
bien advermos que los pedidos de aiguna inportan-
cia deben hacerse con alguna anticipation que no
expen iemos ningin turron que no legue una AFRO
ba, lesto que es el envase mas pequeno que hace
mos para la venta al por mayor.
La mayor parte de los alnacenstas de esta cu
dad que expenden nuestros productos, aceptaran los
fl1 de que puedan aduuiriro los comercrantes del
ntecor que no estan relacionados con nuestrs casa
30-15 OLIVAS CUMPANIA.
NJ do de despedirl una vista indis
creta:
-lC5mo pasa el tiempo-exclama la
sehorA de la casa-en compa f1fa de uD
hombre de ingenio como usted! Parece
que hace cinco minutos que esta usted
aquf, y, sin embargo, haze una hors quo
estamcs char1an4r s.-...@