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da con los sef1ores Amblard Rabell, re-
presentantes de los reformistas. En- el va
por Triton han venido varias familias que
habitaban en- Mantua otros pueblos de
la provincial de Pinar del Rio; relatan
hechos de saliva jismo inconcebibles, de fe
rocidades repugnantes, realizados por los
insurrectos, sobre todo en- la region extre
ma del Occidente de la provincial
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SOMBREROS!! SOMBREROS!!
liza MAR DE SOMBRERO8!

Las personals de gusto que deseen ad-
quirir arreglar un buen sombrero para
Semana Santa, que acudan Ia Sombre.
ria de don Jose Gid, EL CLACK, San
Francisco 81. Saldran satisfechos. Todo
es barat1simo, SO atiende bien los parro
quianos y hay para todos los gustos y
todos los bolsillos. Vista hace f5. Espe
ciaIidad para teflir sombreros. 15-5
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Dice "La Iberia" de Madrid.

"zarp6 del puerto de la Habana Ell
vapor Herman Cortesp, marchando con
rumbo Matauzas Vic en- alta mar un
vapor que le infundi6 sospechas. Llevaba
una luz. y le hizo sehales para que detu.
viera Ell marcha. El sospechoso, en- vez de
contestar a las sefiales del 'Hernan Cor
t6s" aument6 visiblemente la velocidad.
Entonces el crucero le dispar6 con p6lvora.
I'll vapor eospechoso sigui6 redoblando la
marcha. Entonces Ell crucero, persigui6n.
dole siempre. dispar6 con bala: pero era tai
velocidad del vapor perseguido, que tuvo
que desistir el ''Hernan Cortes" de la per
secuci6n.'
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SOMBREROS DE PAJA sSias sslas

de paja casimires de colorea q 2, 4,6y
reales una, Sc ha recibido un complete
surtido en- 'La Gaditana" de r. Garden.
s 3-3
Una temperature alta una atmos
fera h1neda, son las condolences mas abo
nadas para que tomen incremanto laa en-
fermedades de Ia piel. Por ESQ SO presen-
tan en- esta- epoca, los herpes, empeines,
escoriaciones, ronchas, mancha 1,espinillas
y barros. Para verse libre de todas las
molestias producidas por estas enfermeda-
des, no hay medicamento mas eficaz que
la I,oci6n Antiherpetica del Doctor Monies.
Con su uso adquiere el cults sus copdicio.
nes normales. cesando toda incomodidad.
Sc vende en- todas las boticas.
CARBON MINERAL.-Clasesu superior
para calderas de vapor, fraguas y cocinas
economicas. Constante existencia en- la
fabrica de los seffores j. Goyco Compa-
hia.--San Juan, Marina, calle del Conner
clio nilmero 35 30-1Q
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Reqa|O DEL p4s s1hz9eoiasos s.shzaS' 50 ses'

EEHVUIu D0A AWHW DHA AAms 10 esOeS"
Q ba de recibir un gran surtido
de zapatos franceses rebajados, de charol
cabritilla, dor6 y amarillos, para senoras
y nihas sc detallan al precio de su costo
en- Paris. Los que Sc vendian s. pc :
sos Sc venden ahora 81 50y2 pesos. Els
un verdadero regalo que hace Ell PARIS
BAZAAR sus favorecedoras. 7-7
Al "Heraldo de Madrid" le telr graf1an
de la Habana: luna partida de treinta
hombres mandados por Juan Ondarse (al
III catalan, vscino que fu6 del Recreo, in
Central Esperanza, situado en- San Anton.
LA partida lego ESQ de las oeho me dia
y oblig6 & los que habitahan en- 10 finca 6
que les ayudaran pegar fuego. I'll Gem
tral Esperanza tenfa hornos para Quemar
bagazos verdes. planta elaetyica. loeomo-
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De un case extraordinario, dnico, sin
precedentes en- los fastos de la medicina
operatoria, vamos dar hoy cuenta
nl1estros lectores Tratase de una opera
ci6n quirdrgica coronado por el 6xito, que
acaba de verificarse en- la Universidad de
Praga. El professor Maydl abri6 Ia cavi-
dad abdominal de In joven de 19 amos, es
tudiante en- Ia escuela t6cnica do Brunz,
para extraerle una excrecencia Inferior
que, desde su infancia, extendiase desde
la espina dorsal hasta el bajo visntre. Ell
operadtr halo, y aQuf eeta 10 xcapcional
del case, entire la espina dorsal y los intes
tinos "la forma no desarrollada de un fl to
sin ca b eZa;" pero con extremidades per
fectamente visibles y cubiertas de pelo es
peso. Ante hacho tan pasmoso, el profo
sor Maydl SO pueo & coDgeturar, y ha de
ducido gus esta excrecencia es I'm niflo
gemelo qu,, por una razon desconocida,
SO hab1a desarrollado en- La parte inf farior
del niflo que realmente habla nacido. Ss-
meiante teorfa necesita confirmation, Y
todo el cuerpo m6dico de Praga SO ha apo
dorado del feto, y Sc ha puesto estudiar-
10 detenidamente. FL joven operado, Sc
gun las ultimas noticiae, encu6ntrase
fuera de peligro y en- I'm estado satisfac
toriO.
No deben olvidar las borinquef1as que
en- "La Fama de Puerto Rico" encontra
brado, rasimir y faya negra, muselina de
la India, telas granizadas, muselinas ARA
sadas, telas fruncidas, crespones de lana
infinidad de telas de Ultima novedad.
Sc encuentran on esta Capital, hospe-
dados en- 81 Hotel Inglaterra, los distin
guidos vecinos sencres don Ramon Corta.
da, del concrete de Ponce y don Francis,
co MolI del de Adjuntas.
Ha falIecido en- Bilbao el r, P. Col,
coech "a, Rector que fa6 de los R.R. PIP.
Jesuitas en- esta Capita R. /. P.
Recortamos de "La Deinocracia:"
s'De varios pueblos no escriben que
90 desarrolla una propaganda torpe y vii,
por algu4os quienes place afirmar que
Ia proposition Muf1oz Rivera obedece al
deseo de disolver el partido autonomista
para establecer Ell fu ionista La inten.
ci6n de los que ESQ propagan es siniestra.
Y aunQue de tan mfseras .suposiciones no
necesita defenderse Ell director de este pc,
riodico, convene destruirlas por 10 que
pueden afectar Ia noble causa que de-
Tenderness. Anticipamos desde luego que
las afirmaeiones que SO hace referencia
oonstituyen una falsedad. Y acerca de
este punto escribiremos ampliamente en-
nuestros n1meros pr6ximos.
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onkN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT lNGLATERRA."
Tetes&H esquGssa q CrNs
Hospedaje con comidas, desde DOS
pesos en- adelante.
A, AGUDO.-ProDietaffo p
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e. I'LL. uN LOCAL propio para
AH 9l1HlI2 tienda; tiene aparadores
nero So. Informara en- la misma, Felipe
Ell HOIundes 2-9
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TUT 0IJ U Ou PO'7U' ca So soHTA. IA
BEL, Aguadilla, SO expende ON ell kiosko
''Flamb0yan" venden sus 1nicos recep-
tores.-MELTZ GAMBIA 10y
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Ha fallecido en- Bilbao ell r, 2. Col,
coech a, Rector que f16 de los r. PIP.
Jesuitas en- esta Capita: R. T. P.
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En- Aibonito esta vacante La plaza de
portero de aquella Alcaldfa cuyo destino
esta anexo el de encargado del dep6sito
municipal. Tiene de haber mensual 800.
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So encuentran on eeta Capital, hospe-
dados en- el Hotel Inglaterra, los distin
Quidos vecinos sencres don Ramon Corta-
da, del concrete de Ponce y don Francis
CO Moll, del de Adiuntas.
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Ell BUEN aUSTO.-..Uno de los meio.

ss mas eegantss saones ae BarneEa n @ r1erg m
abonados Hay siempre complete surdo de psS
fabricas mas renombradas senorss AZ
jeros Que yen Capital de Puerto Rico deben Soleen
Ran
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lnferm6s del est6mago,

Is conveniente convencerse de
one Ell Digestive MOiarrietR es 10 hnco positi-
vo 10 tnico que radcamente las Intermediates
del APARAEO DIGESTIVE. Sc debe yer que
cada oblea presente grabadas las palabras DIGESTL
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VINDS.-EL MEJoR DIE TODos EN GA
tIDAD YPRECIO Ell RIOJANo DE TRICIo. Sc detala ca
pita Crto Is; Manuel Rivera San Sebastian 30 en- a
rra ssgunda Linea certificates de orgsn anas do
esAn disposition del guste Yerloa
DloIembre lS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-06-15
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

iRELLE ISLE MINING COMPANY
- Location OF principal place OF business,
San Francisco, California.-Location Of
works, Tuscarora, Elko County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given hat at q meeting of
the Board of Directors, held on the 4th day Of
June, 1896, an assessment mo. 10Y OF ten (1O)
cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable immedi-
ately in United States gold coin, to the Sec
rotary, at the ONCE OF the Company, No. $40
Pine Street, Rooms is & IA, q Francisco,
California. Any stock upon which, this as
sessment shal remain unpaid on
The 18th day of July, 1896,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction; and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Wednesday, the
18th day Of August, 1896, to pay the delin-
Quent assessment together with costs Of ad.
vertising and expenses of sale. BY order OF
the Board of Directors.
j. w; PEW, Secretary.
Ofice-No. $50 Pine Street, Rooms Is & IL,
San Francisco, California.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NAVAJO MINING COMPANY-LOCA-
ton o. principal place OF business, San
Francisco, Californis.-Location Of works,
Tuscarora, EIko County, Nevada.-Notice
Is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board Of Directors, held ON this 4th day Of
June, 1895, an assessment (No:2S) OF Ten (1O
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable immedi-
ately in United States gold coin, to the SEQ
Rotary, at the ofnce of the Company, No. $40
Pine Street, Rooms IS & IL, San Francisco,
California. Any stock upon which this as
sessment shal remain unpaid on
The 14th day OF July, 1895,
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction; n unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the
18th day of August, 1896, to pay the delin
quent assessment together with tho cost of
advertising and expenses Of sale. By order
Of the Board of Directors.
j. w. PEW, Secretary.
Onice-No. $40 Pine Street, Rooms Is & II,
San Francisco, California.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

NORTH BELL ISLE MINING COM
~ pany-Location OF principal place OF
business, San Francisco. California-Loca-
ton of works, Tuscarora, Elko County, Ne
vada.-Notice is hereby given that at q
meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held on
the 4th day Of June, 1895, an. assessment
mo. az Of Ten (10) Cents per share was levied
npon the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately in United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the ONCE OF the
Company NO.: $40 Pine Street, Rooms 15 &
II, San Francisco, California. Any. stock
pon which this assessment shall remain
unpaid on
The 18th dayof July, 1896.
will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
at public auction; and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on Monday, the
10th day of August, 1895, to pay the delin:
quent assessment together with costs Of adj
vertising n expenses Of SALE. ~ order of
the Board of Directors.
j.. w. PEW, Secretary.
O11ce-No. $40 Pine Street, Rooms 10 &
a Francisco, California.
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ALSO
CIGARS, 7OBAccO, PIPES.
SILVER STATE
PURCHASING AGENCY

Max Schoen, formerly of this county
has opened the Silver State Purchas-
ing Agency at 314 California Street,
San Francisco, for the purchase OF
merchandise and the transaction OF
any other business that may be en-
trusted to. him. All orders, large or
small, will be faithfully attended to
and filled at the lowest market rates
and shipped immediately. Being
right in the market, this Agency Is
enabled to take advantage of any
fluctuations in price, thereby saving
it's customers both time and money.
A small commission will be charged.
Remittances can be made by regis
tered mail, money order or check.
Reterences-M. Waterman & Co.,
j. Bamberger IL Co. Schussler & Co.,
and james p. Edof OF Dalman & Co.,
San Francisco; and GSF. Talbot, Dis
trict Judge, Henderson Banking Co,
M. III. Miller and 3. M. Henley, Elko,
Nevada. {
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WARNING TO-. MIGRANTS.

BY order Of the Board Of County Cemmis-
stoners all male persons. having the physi
cal ability to work, convicted OF vagr6ncy
and imprisoned on q Judgment therefor,
shall be required u perform labor on the
public works, buildings, grounds and ways
Of Ellko county.
Attest;
BY. w. PATTBRsoN,
Deputy Clerk.
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CITY BRENITlES.

Tho city council will meet this after
neon In regular session.
Mr.. aud Mrs Mat Caswell are delighted
by the arrival OF fine i2-pounl boz
Wednesday,
The subscribers to the Crittenton Rescue
home viii have a meeting for the purpose
OF reporting final results and organizing
on tuesday evening at Shearn church.
The friends Of Fireman Bin Jones OF the
Houston Electric Street railway power
house are concentrating him upon the
arrival Of baby girl at his home yes
tcrday morning
Mr u. ]. Eyershade has not been at his
accustomed desk at the Commercial Ma
tonal bank for a few days. The fact Of
the matter is new hoy has arrived and
raul couldn't stand the strain. The mother
and enid. however, are doing nicely.
Rev Homer T. Wilson. pastor ni the
First Christian church at Fort Worth,
chaplain Of the state Travellers Protective
association ana one OF the most doquont
ministers in Texas, viii preach at tie Cen
trail Christian church, corner of Capitol
avenue and Caroline street, tonight at s
"a
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| or basic part IN dcterrainin~ pilcos When
silver spall have been re-cnduwci with Its
former powers and dignitiea under the
| law. when IL shall have become an elhai
partner with gOil IN the fun performance
| Of every money function, thus uOuD.ne,
tho Size Of tho foundation on when the
s-trurturc OF credit Money rests, the rur-
or frame. as trc case may h,) " III be cor
rs.spon ngiy diminished. II this means
reilid .dt.ln, d.shonor ETC. those who pro-
pose to agitatc for an .utrrnatipnai agree
n ont will have to race the charge.
Nor need any attempt 10 conso'e thtm,
selves with the reflection mat thc moral
character Of tn measure VIII be changed
when the leaAmg commercia! nations unite
to secure H.
The nations are not the creditors. Ana
other mai .ons have NJ more moral rght
to agree to n policy that works injus lie
to the creditor classes than this Nation
has to iunuguratc SHCh policy hore II
am going tu rob a bank I cHn NOT divest
my act Of rs nfamy by getting an Eng
| Shman. 1t FrcnChman Il German, an I
nm Italian to N m In tn burSiarious
enterprise. So. If change 10 the blihctal-
He standard does actually irVoiNc real ie-
uuulation and iii snouurthlc dealings. We
ought to have nothing whatever TO do
With L. ,
Our Republican friends have conducted
ami W"n tier campaign ON the asslilnr-
ten that II loes. they VII haze III. ia
cnviaN. ttsk it they attempt to show
that the arguments they have used so
successfully against ind epcndert action
on tn, rart OF this country have 70 force
or Naul.tS agWu% himc'allism per n.
We wai' with curious interest the fulfill
mont of their pie ,gn A,eX Kent.
VIZ hington, November q.
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Personal. MENTION.

Carey Shaw. leading banker OF CO.
lohbus WIS in Houston last night.
Louis A. Gucrineer city engineer, re-
turned from san Antonio yesterday.
MIR, Jack Fernandez. who formehy pub
lished the Harris County Daily Reporter
ana is now editor of the paily Court Re-
port al Austin. was in ~ city yesterday.
Nh Fernandez is a diliRtnt and pains
taking worker and will mIkc his INV ven
ture success. He coptemplatcs the early
publication of "eNas law journal anl
state department paper at Austin,
Mi Earnest l.. Fulton and Dan NJ. Las
kor, two wcll-knoHn Young men OF ,;al
weston were among yesterdays vetors TO
the city. Mr., Fulton is the youngest son
OF the late X. l.. Fulton, so long mayor
OF Galveston, ana from the very EXCELLENT
race he made in the receu, election for
the office Of collector Of taxes, ming do
ieated by only sixteen votes. il Il evident
that he has Inherited much of hi father =
political popularity.
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BRILLIANT WAN DYING.


81. Louis No,enler r. ~ $ phi II. alc
| CGllggh. od.tor of the C;,obe. lJ,,nn,r,,t +.
coi.r-.d ~. H.. ''''' /
t" '"' 'ip'''" III inns ely ~
N.r''uS ...,a-tS. He Is suffering from ,
compiled; on of I}rirht's Gisrus- and lrn,,
~ anl , ,,,r,,t ,,,,,.., i
" 10. e." P''tiFSiS OF Tue !sWel
,"'ps' ior hNe weeks the great editor
has not been abl. TO L.nve his rcono am,
Il $ fr,cnls nav. ,,i.,,, $500,
Menus nave given UP expeditions fui
r recoY rs. His physician. when usl,o,
"'uu' Mt, hcN IllASn, shook his head am
an'' tne m4!A " was "serous, Very ser
o"Ns,, h"t w9ul say no more.
~ me CLONE Democrat office tho rout,
~ tne e4ltoE-in-chief is vacant. "Lil.le
Max ch@H stnqiS prmly in place, h !
uNNh Vio Ell ana the papers which Wtr.
Mun % iittr thc hocr nave gone to other
n"nus, MemhrrS OF the Globe staff arr
vote to talking about the Illness of their
HE"i pay al say that they understand
ne Wa neN r be abe to again take his
o'I I1mliay pace.
~ NJ. 4touser, president of the Globe
Yo'"pu J, saii this much: MIR McCul-
iaNiL .'ihcHS really dates l.lck three
Years am was brou sht on by overworlS
a a NM a, SIX and lack of physical exercise.
ne was first stricken Wu,n The grippe
9nu men lost the use of his limb, fJr a
mhiS' re has not been rsoily well s.ncc,
ana 'Anh Wlnior has brought a return, Of
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sncnr"rhund Entrrtninm.nt.

Tho saengerbnnd gave their rcsular sent
monthly entertainment at their hall. corner
OF Preston and Caroline, last night, which
Was attended by about fifty members and
friends.
An impromptu programme OF music was
rendered. among witch were vocal selos
10y j. HartGng G Whitening, A. Conrad
+. Conrad \. iillbcrg and c. Er1t
Tho Sacngerhuna Cuaricttc also SANG
several selections, among them: "Treucs
Deutseh Herz' (true German HearO. Pro-
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The Market hall vas crowded last might
to hear sermon by Sin Killer Griffin
the coior"d cyangoligt ON the subject.
The Child Snoezed Seven Times After II
was Dead" He talked of the wondrous
works of Cod how through Moses He had
led the people through the Red Sea, how
no had given them bread from Heaven
The shouting was frequent ard earnest
He Will continue to preach his SOULS
ring sermons at the Market tall until the
tent Ia itched
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sr.ala liz hcrsrd for tho home HE Inn,
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home. tb.n s,rnpg truths do nat movo
non. pr unnkiu nst,,d II go, fin, t,rcsor.
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TIE DE t1it ROLL.


Mrs II. II lIoltliamp, wife ot the CON
tractor, died very sud lony at her home.
corner OF Jefferson and IIutchins last night.
from heart disease She had he'n perfectly
wen unlil about 10 O'Clock when SHE began
complaining, aud fifteen minute, later
died
ne funeral arrangements have not been
made. she leaves Il husband sis sons ana
two dafEhters, all Of whom are residents
Of liouston excepting otto who is IN Dem.
me, New Mexico. and Herman In Austin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

To make it apparent to thousands who
think themselves III, that they arc not at
fi''c1 with any disease, but that the sys-
lem simply needs cleaning is to bring com
'nr' home to their hearts as a costjye con-
ul''en IS easily cured bg using Syr,.p Of
TIES MloufocWrod by the California rig
syrup Company only, and sold by all drug
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

will be held tonight at o'clock IN the nan
over the Central fire station. corner l'ra'-
10 avenue and San Jacnto street The
committee on history. composed OF the
first and second licutcnants commander.
Phillip II. Fan and Peter iiocnis, VIII
doubtless rcgale the "old boys with some
choice "reminiscences OF unpublished Con
tolerate history. There should he large
attendance of the members, Visiting vet
Grams in the city are cordially invited to
at:eud all meetings OF the camp.
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II YOU WANT PROTECTION

give us your Laundry We will keep your
clothes clean and attend to all your wants
IN our line Special work turned out in
eight hours la'So a m to $3.50 p. M with
out extra charges. Work called for aha
delivered promptly Phone 1877. The Moa,l
Laundry, 1911 Prairie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

w l.. Sccgar. whose remains were
brought here from san Angelo where he
was accidentally shot AMI Nncd fqN
DAYS ago, was buried at 10 % clock yestor-
dhY moinnW the funeral bong under tho
anSpices of Red OAK Camp No %. Wood
men of the Wlrld
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-16

Neither do we when We say that 81 Pack
ard's Troy Laundry, 9i2 Prairie avenue
Ioes better laundry work and more of II
because 1t is hcttcr, than any other laundry
IN Houston; Lots of people know this, but
and We will convince you.