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Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
Holland Herring, Limberger. .Chesess,Is St and Ssuer Krsut, as
 HoYLHp,s

Ifyou want good No. (. oookstoys several pane and pots. slso . small heating stovs thrown in; all sees.d hand but in good condition, can bs had for $1O, cssh also . good sswing machine-Singer-second hand bus in Al working order. for t12, cash. Call at this office for particulars, H
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

A number of young people from Pearee will bs over tomorrow to attend the ball and spend New Year in Tomb stone. Other sections about the cous- ty will also be represented.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

Three houses were moved from rombstons to Pssrce yesterday, a.d five wng ms loaded with freight for merchants there, also went out.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

Cattle buyers are reported numer- GUS in this county and the csttlemen state that geod:E rices are offered. Tho esttlemen have a prospect of enjoying c we'll deserved harvest for lew sea- sons to come.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
Piles: PrIes!. Itching sPiles

SyMPTsMs-Moisture: intense itching and stinging; most at night, worse by scratching. If allowed to continue tum- CTS form, winch often bleed and ulceratet becoming very sore. Swayne's Ointmen stops the itching and bleeding, heal. ulce- ation, and ;. most cases removes the rumors. At druggists, orsby mail, foi ss cents. Dr. .Swayre ard Son, Phila delpS ..
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
TEAMS WANTED.

Toh aul coke and copper bull lion between theterminus of the Gila Valley, Globe and Northern railway and the own of Globe. Arizona. For par. iculars address w. w. Ed wards, at Geronimo, Ariz na.
 tt s
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

It clouded up again this morning aad very much as il we were 10 have more rain, but the clouds broke away aRd by noon # was clear and pleasant.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
MILL FOR SALE.

A ten-s;amp mill COMPLETE. ( pass. | set. tiers, an agitator. two IS-foot revolving eoacen. traitors, roxs6 Corlis engine. tVe bo;le-s, ai. ia good working srder Building nearly new Can be moved as it close to railroad Mas de sold. and can be bo,,ght for q. co cash Address RosPxcroR ,0ce, Tombssse i Ali
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

Remember the dance to be given tomorrow night at Mining Exchange Hall by Rescue Hose Go.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

Seamstress Sewing Machines, equal te all, inferior to none. Reduced ,s $2o.
 AT BARRowS
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

Fall and winter oyereoatr. Cos, saly.
 AT HARBow'a
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
Notice to Creditors.

.-Iu the Probate Court Of he County Of c. chise. Territory of Arizona.
 ESTATE OF JAMES D. SMITH,
 Dseessed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN nY THE IN undersigned Administrator Of the estate ef James b. Smith, deceased. to the zediton of, and all persons having claims sg1nss said deceased. to exhibit them with ths necessary vouchers, within four months after the irst publication of this notice. to she said sadssin- stsstoy at San simon. in the county ~ Cschi,e,
 CHAS. F. GARDNER, Administrator of the estate of Iaass D. Smish dceased-
 Dated Dec s6th, ys96. aSo
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

Justice s. 0. Perrin of Bisbss came over today en businsss.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

Cranberries, esstern apples and Buckwhest -four at
 woLcsrF's.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R R
STATIONS

Daily. Pasiie time.
 I. I. FREY General Manager. A. NAuSLE, B. ]. GIBSON, Assis tv General Manager, Train Master
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

San Set, Limited, east beupd,' Msnaays and rsdays SIS Benson, ss Set [. init west pound. Wednesday, aa
 ,Aos Bensent ! KRurscESIrr. G M ERAspolPs. D .
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
Silver is quoted at 654

2o) Boy's Knee pants. Cost only
 AT BARRow's.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
PROPOSALS FOR ADVERTISING.

Also for publishing all necessary county as Ssrtisements, as directed by the Board Rs p.r inch for each insertion.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
srRYrsG INDECENT DEAD AR sissRr.

Alse for burying indigent dead in ihe ceme- te al Bisbee. under the same conditions es t,,st of Tomos-ooe.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
l FEEDING PRISONERS AT WILCOX.

Also for delivering peals to the prisoner coi tned at the brp ,ch jail at Wilcox on th sau. oondiiiens as at tic coun'y jail at Tonst s,oRe --,..
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
Proposals for County Supplies During the Next Fiscal
 Year.

The 3 oard of Supervisors will receive sealed rroposals for the following requirements oi ihe county for the year beginning Janus'y 10. iso7 and ending Isru1ry 10. ISSS:
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
MARIcoPA & PHOENIX RR.
STATIONS
LOCAL NOTES.

E. s. STAMP, Gen. Supt.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

Also for job printing. to eoosiss Of H sheet blanks sHxI4. H-sheef blanes SIX. and whole sheet blanks. including hacking Of same. P.ice for ,ooe. for 500, for Ioo of each kiLi d. on fs, cap pap-r weighing fou- teen pounds 10 iae rem PropeTy tax receipts in books 100 each Read tax and poll tax receipts in books of 50 each. i!eise beads. Is-pound stock. Envelopes. xxx white wo,e.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
FEEDING PRISONERS AT ross

For delivering al the county jail in Tomb
 stone, two sholesonae, subs'sRtsl and well
 prepared meals each day for each prisoner con hned therein, xhl suitable disAss and applan-
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30
FEEpIsG PRISONERS AT s'ssEE.
surYisG rspiaEST DEAD AT WILCOX.

Also for bu}ing irdigent dead in the ceme- tery a' Wilcox, under the same conditions a. that of Tonhs;oae.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

All proposals must be accompanied by . sufficient bond in the sum Of s,oo, with t~o su'etiss. conditioned that the bidder will ente. isto contract and bond fo- the faithful perfor mIuce thereof within five days alter the accep i-nee sf his bid.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-30

PUBLISHING MINUTES or BOARD. Also proposals for publishing minutes of the Board of Supervisors. at stated price per inch, All bids for printing must conio-n, to Act a O. the 18th legislative assembly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-29

aries, which theylconsiTued TO be an 10.
hibitiOn against the appropriation O.,
them Of any fees CT om0lumoniH q y
way Of salary. Tbs only law on
statute book regulating or ~ ANY mat.
ner authorizing the collection Of fees
was contained in CHAPTERS ami 3 q.
part 10 Of the Laws u 1858 anu lhii
law was rendered imperative by tn
provision OF the Constitution Telsting
TO salaries, above referred TO-, inAsmuch
as 1t permitted the fees to be- collected
ne compensation TO the oiiicef. and not
for the public. Accordingly tue CON.
mittee was OF the opinion that these
officers were not ana are not ompUw.
cred by any existing statute 10 collect
or fece ve any fees Whatever for ser.
vices which may be required by them
In au official capacity, aud that the
public treasury was the sufferer Ihste.
by.
In the commiltee's report the obi &C.
lions OF the Governor were carefully
consideteI.
Coudon was afraid that turmoil anu
siIife would be stirred up between the
chief executive aud the Legislators and
he MAYED 10 defer action until Thuu-
Nhg hlAtIuuuus MS hHNluh NaH lutN
on q vote Of IS 10 IL, and the bill was
put on its tnsl passage ana passed on
the following vote:
Ayes-A ndtus, Beard, Bollths, Bern.
heissl, Curtis. Cfitohiow, Cuthing,
Cazier, Exam. Fergu,aju, VI Salt Lake.
Gibson, Heiner, Howard, Lewis. La =
sen, Lennon, Morrison, Morrill,, MOu-
son, Vaughan, Murdoch, Mansfield,
Nebeker, OF Salt Lake, Nebsker, Of
Rich, Nye, IA data, Robinson,
5hAfer, Beyy, SmuOt, Sofsn,en, ThUmp.
son, OF SAnpSts, Wilton,l MT. Speaker
ga.
Nsyt-Condon, Clark, Ferguson, Of
Carbon, Gibbs, Stevens, 5nedHksT,
Taylor, ThoTns, Thompson, OF MI
lard--9.
Abeent-Hartis, Lowrey-2.
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The Free Coinage.

Articles Of Incorporation were n cd
with the county clerk yesterday alter.
noou by the Free Coinage Gold Min
ing & Milling company. The capital
stock is liked at $500, 900 divided Into
$50, 900 shares OF the par value OF 81
each. The incorporRtors are }. tW.
Wilson, J. IL. Hedges, William Tut.
ton, s. p. Armstrong, Harry IL. Wi.
con, Charles Van Dyke and w. IL,
Woodward, with the following OH.
GERS. J. II. Wilson, president; J. II.
Hedge, Woo president; land William
TuTton, secretary and treasurer. The
company owns four claims situated
In the Free Coinage mining district In
Tooelo county.
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THE VETO OyERRULED.
GoIsrHor Wells's Objections to the
Salary Blll ATAilelh Not
New House Bills.

Business In the House alter the
NEWS report closed yesterday was ~
follows, commencing with the intro.
duction Of bills:
uniform system OF county govern.
ments.
BY Murdock--An act to prevent de.
csption In this sale Of dairy products
and to regulate tho sale ana manuiAc-
ture OF oleo He'd cheese and
similar products.
BY Thorne-An act 10 provide for
tho protection OF fish and game; for
the appointment Of State anu county
commissioner, aud ~ provide penal.
ties for the violation OF this act,
BY RaddalI-An act for the relief Of
FchOOl districts that nave failed 10 levy
a special school tax.
BY Nye--Au insurance bill, dupli.
eating that which was introduced In
the senate on Monday.
BY Ferguson, o.. Salt LAke-An act
to amend section /, chapter Ike, OF the
laws Of 1894.
by Ferguson, Of 5slt Lake, oy 70.
quest a aet ploNIa,ng i1I Ihe Amenu.
ment OF seolloh 1901 OF 'ho compiled
laws.
BY Condon-hh aeI 10 prevent tue
use VI any portrait OF cAtlosiuIr OF any
person as an ADVERTISEMENT LOT Roous.
by CHtohloW-hh ACT amending
sections Of laws ieIAi1g 70 the COM
poDsation OF memoeIs OF boards OF euu-
cation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-29

The Salt Lake County Horticultural
society will hold their annual meeting
next Saturday at two p. M, at the city
apd county building, room Ga, to elect
officers for the ensuing year and trans.
act other business OF Importance. One
OF the subjects before that meeting will
be- TO take under consideration the i'm.
portance OF a spraying law, and the
best possible methods TO enforce II, All
fruit growers are Invited to attend.
N, ID. JENSEN, Seoy.
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Too Much Morphine.

ID. w. BArrlcklow, a railway man,
who IL out OF employment and who at
such periods grows dependent and
who has psnchAnt for morphine. en-
desvored TO sbt fiis Oh this mortal coil
at bis room In lhs Ricketts, block ysi-
terday afternoon, about 4 O'Clock. BY
0 O'Clock a physician had restored him
to his former self and he Ia now re-.
ported TO be out Of danger.
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New Search Light Officers.

As Annouucei In the NEWS a short
time sgo The HeArohlight Gold Mir
ing ooppauy's property situated In
tho Camp Floyd dlslrlot was sold to
Mr.. Q. w. Miles, an English syndl-
cate, and for that reason new officers
were elected yesterday a. iollowG Mt.
II. q. Chambsrs, PRECEDENT; Johu Derr,
president; J. J. DAILY, mansgsf
aud treasurer, ana Simon BAmbef-
ger; secretary.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBOp'

Almost everybody takes some laxat
MEDICINE to cleanse the system and keep
30d pure. Those who take SlMMC.
-iVER REGULATOR liquid or poWJ
all tho benefits Of a mild and pleas
native and tonic that purfes the b
"a strengthens the whole system. a
aore than this; SIMMONS LIVER RI
.AfoR regulates the Liver, keeps Il ac,.
nd healthy, and when the Liver Is 4
pod condition you find yourself free ir..
Malaria, Blliousness, Indigestion, 81.
ieldaehe and Constipation, and fIl
mat worn out and debilliated ieerr
] hese are all caused BY sluggish Liat
Good digestion and freedom from stoma.
troubles viii only be had when the o..
properly at work, II troubled with la
N these complaints, Try SIMMONS LlVi
REGULATOR. The King OF Liver Me-
e'nes, and Better than Pills.
Rs-EvERY PACKAGES
HAS the " Stamp in rod on wrapper
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Hoy ha circulado el siguiente aviso:
sA!Cagd5G Municipal de estG Capital

hoy ha clrculadO eI s1gulenC6 aVls0:
''A!ca!d5a Municipal de estG Capital
En vista de las reiteradas quejas que
llegan al Superior Gobierno eobre el valor
que en- las pequef1as trausacciones SO da
por aIgunOs d LG 3IeUG Da0nedG de bronco,
en- relaci6n CON laa antiques de la misma
cIaso, 10 que ha llamado Ia ateEcion di.
cha superior autoridad, he creido conve-
niente hacsr entender al pequef1o Conner
clio y q los particular g, Ia conveniencia y
necesidad de auprinir Ia antigua denomi-
nacion de chGU0s Y Ia obligation en- que
todos est&n de aduaitir en- las transaccio-
ues las nuevas monedas dc bronco por su
valor de uno dos centavos por 5. To-,
20, 10 y 100 centavos las do plata, @ iustan-
do suB preciog precisameut8 esa nueva
moneda; en- la intaligencia que aquellos
que aprovechando naIiciosamente Ia igoo
rancia de algunos cornpradores 8 vendedo-
res contravengan & 10 establecido al
efectuarse ell canje, a!ters.n el valor de
las nonedas, serau entregados los Tri'
bunales dc iusticia ein contemplation nj
pretexto alguno.
Lo que hago saber para conocimie0to
general, ,encargando tanto la Guardia de
Orden pdblico como la Municipal Sc ha
ga cumplir 10 mandado
Puerto Rico, 26 dc Mario de 1e96.-El
Alcalde, MATIAS LEDESMA."
La disposition nos pareoe muy opor
tuna para evitar los abusos que SO vienen
| cometiendo para exp1otar 81 pdblico POI
parte de algunos especuladeres sin con
ciencia
Ahora solo falta, para que la disposi
ci6n tomada por la autoridad alcance suf
| resultados benefcioeos, que los interesadoi
I denuncien q los tribunales las infraccio
nes que SO cometan para burlar la dispo
sici6n de referencia.
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A. RAUSCHENpI AT

dos Ia conveniencia pdblica, que las gran
des simpatfas que, dicen, inspira all1 la
revoluci6n cubana.
;Necesitaremos tener que comentar
este cambio de decoraciG: ? iTendrA que
YER algo con la noticia que circula de que
el gobierno del Sr C&novas esta dispuesto
no tolarar en- 10 mas mi imO la conduc.
ia incorrecta seguida hasta ahora por 81
pueblo norteatne ricano en- 10 que & los
asuntoe de Cuba Sc re fiort ?
.......' ..'.''..' ,...'': ':'''' :
Al principle de eete ar~tcuio d1J1mos
que son fataleg para los cubalOs lnsurrec'
tos las noticias dc la guerra dltimamente
recibidas On esta Capital LA campana 81
que aotivfsimamente y va Ia Siguanea no
es I'm refugio inexpugnable dc la lnsu'
rrecoi6n. El coronel Segura eus toerzas
han penetrado en ell coraz6n de aquel Os
bosques que sc tenfan por snacceslbles pa
ra nuestras 5ropae; y despa6s de haDer
derrotadO al enemigo, ,ocupo unos clncuen'
ta caserlOs oompuestog en- junto de mas
de mil bohfos q. fueron destruidos, as1 CO
mo los sembrados dcnde los insurrectos
cultivaban vlendes, granos legumbres'
dejaron en- poder del Coronel Segura como
200 caballos, mas de 2 mil reses y sObre
17O muertos en- el campo.
Tambi6n el general Bernal ha batidC
al enemigo cerca dc la Ci6nega de Zapata
obligandolo digpersarse abandonandC
pertrcchos, dooumentos y materiales dc
guerra, sufriendo grandes bajas y dejandC
en- poder de nuesJras tropas unos Is pri
sioneros que seran juzgados por un conse
10 de guerra sumar1eimo.
LA faz de la guerra ha entrado, pues
haJO dlvereos conceptos, en- I'm terrenO dc
t)do punto favorable S nuestras armae.
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u B A
(De nWestros camjes de Ia Peninsula.

(De WN6SLTOS CGSflJeS Ue E0 Ee7a2HSWtO).
-Recibense noticias de destrozos eau
sados en- la provincial de Pinar del Rio por
las partidas de Varona otros cabecillas.
Sc estudia la organization de divi-
stones navales con objeto de hacer efecti.
va la vigilancia de las costas
So confirma que la goleta apresada
cerca de Tampa pertenecla la expedi
ci6n de CollaZo. Falta otra goleta que
tambien sali6 con rumbo Cuba.
-Parece que 80 proyecta una nueva
combination contra Ell cabecilla Maceo.
En- Jovellanos Sc cay6 del caballo
a. montaba el captain del battalion de Ma
llorca Sr Garcia Corral, teniendo tan ma
la fortuna q. 6 los pocos momentos falleci6
-Parece que ell criterio de la Lonja
de Where's de la Habana es cOntraria la
actitud patri6tica que ha adoptado ell
comercio de Cienfuegos.
Han sido separados del cuerpo de
tel6grafos y sometidos & un proceso, dos
telegrafstas aousados de negligencia en-
la communication de los parties dando Or
denes las columnas.
La mayOria de los comerciantee de
Barcelona han tornado igual acuerdo que
los de Cienfuegos. Cast todos los pedidoa
hechos los B. u. han sido anuladcs.
A la suscripcion alberta en- San Sc.
bastian para la compra de barcos de que.
IRA, han contribuido con 10000 pesetas la
casa naviara Mercader hiio con q mil
500 el aloalde aetior Lizasesin,
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DE La FIEBRE
RH kAWkENlU -AMARILLA,-

por Cayetano Coll y Toste.-Un tomo de
228 paginas, con I'm Formulario al final,
que contiene mas de 100 formulas contra
esta terrible enfermedad sus complica.
clones. Ejemplar, pesos.-Libreria de
Sanjurjo Vidal, Fortaleza S5. 15-S
Mercado de Mayagiiez antes de aver.
Dice "El Imparciar: t.
CAFE-El mercado esta fiojo para las
|operaciones de este grano, la existencia es
fuerte en- manos de los tenedores que no
estan dispuestos & vender esperanto mejo-
res preeios. LA cotizaci6n de 253 por bri
llados finos. .es Ell maximo que las de Euro
pa, permiten pagan: Machacado $25 y Gu
bano $18, segun limpieza, esta clase Sc ha
sostenido gracias algunos pedidos de la
Peninsula.
AZUCAR.-Este dulce no mejora el
precio y los tenedores se abstienen en- ven
der en- espera de mejor preCio. cotizandose
MIELES.-Con demanda y poca exis-
tencia.
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Escriben de Mayagtiez que hay en-
aquella Ciudad, en- Afiasco y en- las pobla.
clones de las alturas del Oeste, gran en-
tusiasmo con motive del ferrocarriI que ha
de unir Lares con Af1asco, cuyos traba-
jos principiaran en- breve. La importan-
cia de este ramal f6rreo es de suma tras.
cendencia y al dar gran impulse al CO.
mercio mayagGezano, he de conquistar
grandes beneficios q los productofes de
cafe que hasta ahora se vefan privados de
faciles Was de communication para trans
portar sus frutos al litoral. Muchas frutas
y maderas de construction que antes Sc
perdian POGO m6nos en- los citados pue-
bios de la altura, podran pronto ser lleva.
dos sin mayor eafuerzo puerto de en-
barque.
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El canofqre.-El Merican FInoncses

EE Cdn0fgTe.-EI MeGRcdN Ffn0ncteF
publica una interesante description del
cainagre, planta que alcanza gran impor.
tancia en- Texas, Arizona y Nuevo M6xi-
CO. En- Ell valle de Pecos Texas, los
agricultores van abandonando Ell algod6n
por el canaigre con verdadero provecho.
La planta crece en- casi todos los lugares
de la region del algod6n y d& una cosecha
mas ALA del Este de Texas.
Con ei cultivo SO aumenta 81 producto en-
80 toneladas de rafz verde, que sc reducen
& echo despu6s de SEGA La raiz produce
de 80 & 33 por ciento de acido t&nico, GUAM.
do la corteza del robie rinde solo de 8 10
por 100 El precio de la raiz del canaigre
se regula en- 25 & 80 pesos Ia tonelada , la
demanda excede con mucho Ia oferta. El
producto acre Sc dice que ae puede evaluaE
de 175 q 226 pesos, siendo los Rastoa de
siembra y cultiVo casi 10 mismq que pare
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En- Barcelona se acaricia Ell proyecto
de fundar un Banco esclusivamente desti.
nado protejer la industria pecuaria. Be
estudian los medios de favorecer Ia concu.
rrencia del ganado procedente de Galicia,
Extremadura y otras re giones espaholas.
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I'm al afto fiscal. que concluY6 en- q

I'm el aflo fiscal, que cOncluy6 en- eI 30
de JUNO de 1895, Ell numero de ovejas ex-
portadas de los Estados Unidos Ingla.
terra al canz6 $4,000 contra $4,000 del
afio anterior. Con el 10 de Enero del CO.
rriente afio entr6 en- vigor la ley sobre sar-
puerto de desembarque en- Inglaterra en-
ell momento de la llegada del animal. El
enorme aumento de la importation de
ovejas en- ell pals del cant y del common
sense, explica bien ell panico antisarnico
de John Bull
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-27

Nos escriben de Barceloneta quejan-
dose del cura de aquella parroquia. Dicen
que cobra dos y tres pesos por bautizar un
nif1o seis por verificar un casamiento
DOR la mafiana la hora de la misa Res
pecto del particular SO nos suplica llamar
la atenci6n del sefior Obispo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-27

Sc calcula la cosecha de papas ell afo
pasado en- todo ell mundo en- mil noventa
millones de hect6litros. De estos CORES
pondieron Alemania, 2s4 millones, 6 Ru
sia 189, 8 Francia lao, & Austria 103 y
los Estados Ulidos 81 millones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-27
81 en- estos dias algunos de nuestrol

Si en- estos dias algunos de nuestros
CONSEQUENCES suscriptores de esta Capital
no reciben tempo LA CORRESPONDENCE,
le ro9amos avisarnos. A causa de haber.
se enfermado uno de los repartidores, ha
tenido que nombrar un sustituto y mien-
tras este no sc entere bien del reparto &
domicilio es facil ocurran esas faltas por
completo aienas nuestro deseo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-27

Pero en- 1894 & 95 sobraviene La ruptura de
relaciones comerciales entire Alemania y
nuestro pats; ell consume total tiende an.
mentar = alcanza la cifra de 445 mil oajas.
pero Italia 10 surte casi en- totalidad, unas
419 mil oajas, no dejando para Espafa 81.
M 26 mil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-27

Ha tenido que recogerse en- casa lige-
ramente indispuesto, nuestro amigo y
companero ell sefior Muf1oz Rivera, direc-
tor de sta Democracia". Hacemos votos
Dor su pronto restablecimiento.