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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
CAROLINA
WILSON,, N. c.

Wilson, N. c.. Feb G.-(Special.) -Rey.
MI. lvcy gave /; lecture last night ut
the Methodist Church and gave very
interesting talk on the various pictures
SHOWN with his magic lantern.
me court was crowded this morning
ana some Time was spent In examining
witnesses, The speeches began this
morning ana Will probably last all day.
Mr. u. i. Stronlarch'S dray was cross
ing over the swamp bridge this morning
una Tor some unknown reason the horse
became frightened, and the dray and
horse were thrown into the water but
owing TO the thoughtfulness of the
driver who ut once got the horse I'M
hitchcd without cutting but one piece
of harness, II did not amount to anv
thing serious.
There was one of the most severe
storms OF the season here last night
thlt mas swept over our town I'm many
years. This morning the storm came on
win double its previous force, and
the rain fell In torrents. About 10
o'clock the wind got under the tin roof
OF McCoy's crockery store and took 1t
completely OFF, hurting 1t into the street
below. There were several families
VINO occupied rooms over the store, and
ihey were compelled TO hunt a. new
nome. In the fall the tin fell across a
number OF telegraph wires, and IL will
be pretty hard job to remove the mass
Oh TN so the wires can once more work.
In addition to the above the wind blew
down number OF fences and little
houses, and the loss was pretty heavy.
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Enccts OF the storm.

The yesterday blew window frame
and sash out of Mr.. Hugh Smiths house
on Holiday street. Park View.
~ window was blown out Mrs. Cot
tons house, at Pinners Point, yand
smashed the glass all on the able where
the family was eating.
Some of the slate was blown off the
roof of Central NJ l.. Church; a number
OF signs were blown down, on High
street and several showcases were
smashed all to pieces. A chimney
was blown down on Columbia street
and number OF fences around the city
are fiat on the ground.
a chimney of house on Green street,
near Clifford, was blown down; a large
gate at the Atlantic and Danville ware.
house on First street was blown down
portion of Il chimney on County
street. near the old Independent engine
house; the roof off OF Bourkcs store,
On Crawford street, near County street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07

all the daylight there is upon It one can
take in the details that go to make up
the back of ones gown and the rear Of
ones bodice. to say nothing Of back hair.
Then when not in use. the mirror
swings back upon its hinges, where It
looks like Il staid, respectable bit Of fur
niture against the wall.
Another usEful contrivance In the
looking glass line is Il hand mirror,
which is fastened TO the back of one
toilet chair. Every woman nowadays
sits before her mirror while arranging
her coifcur, and the low toile. nlchair
are adjuncts of every well appointed
dressing room. The advantage OF the
glass fastened to the chair, Is that II
leaves both hands free to arrange the
hair. The glass can be turned to any
angle and I'm any position: indeed II is
almost as useful as Il lady's maid and
much less bother.
ELEANOR LEXINGTON.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
AS IN A LOOKING GLASS.
A Clever wOman's Ingenious ContrI.
vanccs for Her Dressing RoonB.

An Ingenious woman has hit upon a
clcvcs plan for seeing herself and her
new gowns as others" see her
She has recently moved into n fiat,
which, although spacious and hand
some does not possess among its fur
nishings long mirror or pier glass. One
was absolutely indispensable to the un,
alleged happiness and peace of mind of
the fair mistress. so she found It neces-
sary to put her wits to work Temporal
rily.
The result is charming to a degree,
and satisfactory every way. In the
first place q looking glass about three
and a half feet long by two and half
feet wide was purchased, set in plain
frame of pine wood about four inches
wide. This frame was entirely covered
with blue and white oretonne. which
also forms the wall covering in the
pretty bedroom for which the mirror was
designed.
The next step was to procure two
large. strong hinges and fasten the mir
rors to the wall just as shutters or
blinds are put UP to windows
The spot chosen for this home made
pier glass Is near window and with the
mirror easily adjusted to any angle and
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07

The Nirginian learned yesterday from
gentleman who is in q position to
know and one who was recently in
Washington that If proper effort is
made by the City Council and the Board
OF Trade that public building for this
city can be secured at this session OF
Congress. And why should we rot
have one? Elizabeth City. with only
5000 Inhabitants, has had a bill re-
ported farorably, and Portsmouth, q
prominent naval station, with six times
that number and more, cannot secure
a building. Gentlemen, take warning
ana be up and doing, or else you will
be left Who will start the ball Re
member that delays are dangerous. and
now Is the time to act.
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FOF2 Is k1CO JTFI II g, YkgZS

of woman?" The boys will contend
that 1t Is, while the girls will take the
opposite side. 1t will be quite interest
ing. The subject is good one. MIR.
Ashton, Superintendent of the schools,
Will act as referee.
a slight fire occurred on u pile driver
at Hoagland's yard, OH Crawford street.
yesterday II was put out without Civ
ing any alarm. 1t is q mystery how
1t caught. y little later there was n fire
at w. A. Fiske's printing office, caused
by the engine. 1t. too. was put out
without giving any alarm. Damage
slight.
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Hastings Court.

This court met yesterday and swore
the grand jury, who retired and found
the following indictments:
William Hill, felony; true bill.
Lorenzo Brothers, felony; true BILL
c. w. Norman. felony, true bill.
Joseph Smith. felony; true bill
George Brown. felony; true bill
Peter Colthrop, murder; true bill.
l.abonna Fcrraddo, felony: not true
bill.
George Smith. felony: not true bill
John Warren, felony; not true bill.
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Fine Fenthcrs Make Fine nir,s

As old as it is. SO true It is, appear
ances cannot be over-estimated. Well
dressed people do get along better in
life-they are better received In society
and business circles-and the reason of
1t is that taste in dress is accepted by
the world as an infallible sign of in
telligence and refinement.
Its our business to dress you well at
a low cost
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY,
III High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
sim No Senatorial Choice in Ken
tucky,

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 6.-The vote In
the joint assembly to-day for United
States Senator resulted as follows:
Hunter. e.; Blackburn, CO: McCreary,
4; Carlisle, 2; Bate. /. No choice.
1t was given out by the Republican
leaders this morning that no contest
committee report would be made in the
House today and that no unseating
would be attempted for n while at
least. An effort is being made to get
Hunters men to vote for eS-Chief JUS
tice w. H. Holt for Senator.
The Republicans held short caucus
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
Narrow Escape OF Messenger Train

Hartford, Conn. Feb. 6.-This even
Ing passenger train on the New Eng
land road had narrow escape from
werck on the bridge between Bristol
and Forestviile. twenty miles west of
here. The bridge began TO sink when
the train was pulled across, n wrccking
party was sent out and began to build
a new bridge. About o'clock tonight,
when the men were at work, the whole
thing went away. Between thirty and
forty workmen went down into the Pc
Quatucka river and We're drowned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07

last night. at which Lieutennnt-Gover
nor Worthing ton was present. 1t IS ru-
mored and seems to be automatically
given out that Worthinston in a speech
to the caucus for Hunters withdrawal
from the race promising that any other
man who was put up would be elected.
The Democrats also held a caucus, in
which the race for Librarian was dis
cusscd. The caucus was intended to
heal the breach between the sound
money men and blackburn forces, but
failed to secure this result.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
Frye For President Protein of the
Senate.

Washington, Feb. G.-Unlcss the pres
ent plans OF the Republicans I'm the
senate miscarry an agreement reached
this afternoon will be carried out the
hrst thing Tomorrow, through which
MIR. Frye OF Maine. will be elected Presi-
dent pro tenn without the Formally of q
roll call, Democrats having agreed to It,
n Republican caucus Will be held i'm
mediately after the announcement If
that comes early enough for the purpose
OF agreeing upon candidates for the
office of Sergeant-at-Arms and Secre-
tary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
Sues the United STATES for ItnIrn NIL.
lion Dollars.

Raleigh y. c., Feb. 6.-Wm. r. Wood.
of Scotland, superintendent OF the
Insane Asylum here. has brought suit
10 recover half million dollars dam
ages against the United States. for in
frinEing upon his patent for electrically
lighting buoys. lie obtained q patent
in 1876 and in SIS the Government sud
denly adopted his system. The case
comes up in the Court of Claims this
spring
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
PORTSMOUTH ADVS.
Specials for To-day.

Fine Blended Tea, 25c. per pound. lust
rcceived-a lot OF fine Evaporated Peach
IS which We will offer at Sc. per pound.
they will all be gone. Hand Packed
Queen Olives, in large bottles, 29c.; large
California PruneS. &C. Flour, is advan-
and our Sunbeam Is the best. We will Of
fer to sell at mill prices until Monday
morning. Don't lose This opportunity
c. w. IIUDGiLNS &c CO. 8t#t
SOP Crawford street
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SPRING HOPE, N. c.

Spring Hope. N. c.. Feb. 6.-(Special)
Had n bad storm last night.
DIR. William Edwards amused our
people yesterday by showing them some
old war relics used in the Revolutionary
war
The new hotel Is being painted and
will soon be ready to occupy.
j. II. Edwards has about completed
his new dwelling.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
An Iuteresting address.

AM instructive address will be deliver
ed by David Tatum. Of Denver. Col
at the Friends Church Saturday, Feb.
ruary SIN. at 1880 p. m. Subject, Our
Nations Peril-the Young Mans Ruin
and How to save the Boys" This
speaker Is highly recommended by
Frances e. Willard and others. An
earnest invitation to attend is given. as
1t concerns us all.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
Late Naval Orders.

Captain Nicholl Ludlow has been de-
tached from duty on the Board of Steel
Inspection, and ordered to command
the Monterey.
Captain T.. +. Kane has been detached
from the command OF the Monterey and
granted sick leave
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
NATIONAL rnrmers, Alliance.

Washington. Feb. 6.-Thc Supreme
Council of the Farmers National ALI
ancc adjourned this afternoon TO meet
in Dallas. Tex. next year If inducements
are offered to pay expenses.
Committees were appointed to press
the Maxwell Land Grant. Dcs Moincs
river and California forest preserve
cases before Congress.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
Death or Col. Cooke.

Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 6.-Colonel W
NJ. Cooke. who represented the First
Tennessee District in Congress, died at
an advanced age this morning. While
Il member OF Congress he caught John
Quincy Adams in his arms when Mr..
Adams fell in the corridor of the capt.
tai, and shortly afterwards died.
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Prepare for the blizzard.

The life cut out of them jackets, capes.
blankets and dress goods at
A. J. PHILLIPS,
Under oxford Hail.
7. S. Crawford will sell you good
goods ut the lowest prices. Call and
furnish your house from my Big Fur
niture and Carpet House.
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For Fine Goods.

At prices others charge you for com
mon goods. We are the people for good
fitting suits at popular prices. We can
not be beat. Call and look at one of
those folding umbrellas. No trouble
to show goods.
LEVY & JACOBS,
200 High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
Justice Haynes, Court.

George Townsend, larceny Of q pair Of
pants: fifteen days in jail
John Porch, fighting; fined $415
Lewis West, crap player; ten days in
jail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
220 HIGH STREET..

We are selling beautiful Berge and Wido
Vale Mohair In black and navy blue at
Soc, worth 75c. -
All wool Storm Serge, fifty INCHES w1des
twice the money
Boucle suitings. in all shades. 6oc. peE
A beautiful line OF black Dress Goods In
Figures. Stripes and plain at prices that
will please all.
Ladies. Misses and Children's Cloaks
at Sl.GS each. ii
In order to reduce our stock of Cent?
Suitings we have some nice Cassimeres
which we will sell at half price. ~,
Now II you want to save monSy It Will
do you good to conSo and SEQ uS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07

See our window Of ties. The price
will be reduced one cent each day until
sold
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07

Go to Hamu,dll's for bargains. 800
High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07
The Palace Livery Stables,
DR.. Gray q. Holiday

has moved his Office to ANNEX to KIRN
BUILDING (over DR.. r. H. Parker's Of
fce). Entrance same as Middle street en-
trance to Kim Hall. feb1-1m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-07

| ~ se,i'l I!jean free burning Stove Coal,
clean fre, bnrning Nut Coil. clean lump
Thacker Coal for CRATES The best SheI-1
WOOD. The best Of green Oak Wood Z also
the best OF Ash Wood. All guarantesdS
.WIIKISS'.S orders left at John 9SYafs5
sons 800 High street. and Minters al HaSss
lance s. GA County; street, will be prpEass4
~ attended to.
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NOTICE.

There Will be meeting OF the /, Z fi,os...s
Auxiliary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. THIS AN
o. clock. - = !, ' =.
& AS d good deal OF the business to 4 t,ai
transacted concerning the coming SfafSi
Convention. every member should be pre-
sent. S8s 5tS.. 54eS X I5s74f fe7-IfS5s
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c. r. wELToN & co.
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FOR RENT.

Stores on Crawford street, near the,
market. with room dwellings above.
Several srable dw we u 81 IN inf fss9 s mo-
conyeniences JOHN l.. WATSON, Itsi
400 High street, Portsmouth, Va
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.PoRTSMouT-iL.,IS D a !, Z n 81

F az RE y FURNISHED or ulnfurDishss
Portsmouth. Hot and 8 coId s sired
: kitei.en and bath room. APPLY to JoHN
n e.. NiHMEYER, 407 Court. street. q ~
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griifeler @lettriter unb Sneenieur
Mpurlon bamit beallftroot, cine ale
9auptmittelpunfte NbeiIiniens perbinz
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rat; audi ber paIaft Menelit's felbit
erbdlt sinen Jernfpredsr, Der nit ben
bebeutenbiten teleerapbifhen Statioz
men in 8erbinbuna iteben tpirb. Mour=
lon fihrt 9esenpdrtie bieIen Iuftrag
aus; auf elmer Strede bon 100 S3iz
lometern iinb bereits bic pfGhle aneez
bra6t. Oa bieie Seleerdpbenz unb
Sernipredbrdbte erobs ginDben burGz
sieben, alip leiht eeitpblen ober aer=
triimmert tperben t5nnen, 10 bat Me<
nelit burd bic prieiter psrtiinbisen
laiTen, bab Der Sslesrapb unb Der
Gernfpreaer gebeiliet iinb; iper fie Be-
riibrt, pirb iofort NIT benz 9obe Bee
ftraft.
- Cine intereffante Ops@
ration bat profeHor Or. Weinle9ner
i'm Iuaemeinen Rrantenhaufe in Wien
aussefiibrt. Gs banbelte fid um ben
3sjdbrisen SdioHsrseiellen 81. g., ber
beim 9rofeKor erfaienen mar urb
ertldrte. hob thn feline felt Der Geburt
fart = abitebenben Sbren ieBt fe9r
sentren. Gr lei 70 rpsriaanbelt" bab
er iosar tpeeen 5einsr Obren Bel Bez
febuns zines beTeren poftens ibersau=
gen ,ipurbe, nit Der 8esriinbung. beB
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bic Operation erfolsreib aus. Sc
tpurbe 5uerft an benz re9tsn Obre, on
Der Riidfeite an Stslle Der 1tdrfiten
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adt MiIimeter brsites, ipinbslfDrmiz
ees Rnorpelitiid berarsee1hnitten uah
Johann Der Rnprpel NIT gataut, bic
Saut nit @eibe perndbt, tporauf baib
bic 5eilung erfoIgte. Die sleihe Opes
ration tpurbe fobann am linfen Dbre
nit sleiHem grfoigs aussefiibrt Hnt
81. g. 1T iebt nit itinen Obren iibers
aus aufrieben. R0nis Mibos hot a
niht 70 leidt .sebabt. feline Dbren lOa
au lperbtn.
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21rItn a. per (. ueb.r bas Der
mDgsn beg Ronfmonns N. 2ambrs1t
bierfelbf lit bas Goneursperfdbren ers
0ffnet. Werpalter Der MaTe iit Re9tss
nntpdft Gellab. ~ y
2osIin. Cine feltene Jeier be-
ging reulih bic biefige Shubmahers
ssnnung, ndmlid bic Wieberipeibe ber
nunmebr 100 Sabre alten Snnungs@
fabne. Das alte Snnunssbanner lit
nod fsbr gut erbllten. Mus itarfer tpsi>
ber Geibe eefertist, 5eiqt es bas inMas
lsrei ausgefubrts Shubmahertrdrpen
- einen bcppslfDpfigsn Mbler nit
roth golbenen, Bruiifhilb -, bic
sSabressahl 1856 bebt ale 3tpeifel iiber
beifsr MIter. Muh bns NrotpcolI
In iptl4es bic erfe Gintrasuns am II.
Mpril 1895 gefhdb, 1T Elm reht iu-
ttreifdnter Golient, Der iiber ale bic
GreisniiT. Mustunft giebt. uel1e bic
Snnung ipGbrenb bss ltbten GGtulums
betrofftH bdben. Mn ber Geier betbeis
Iigten iiH aud bic ft1bti{hen 9eaGss
ben eben{o ndbm BE 9iirgeritbdft lsbg
baften Mntbtil. q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-12
BsnnxorRoA pz STA UoRRaaroNnnmorA" Z
A7fredo de Musset

eegnrsnanta eEa amada Como era poelhls
one 81 amo de IL farserla no amaaa una oriatu.
g tap peFfeota, exqnjaito ooniunto da gfeeia
fsloa : belleaa moraIf
AdeGnGs, $40 se habia eagado CON elia pog
amor, paea ado por todas Las humillantes Esresgs
de la situaoi6n, aoeptsudo una fhujer arruinada
abandonads por el duque fnostr8ndose al.
chose de poseerla como 81 vetdaderanente hu.
biese sido raro tesoro?
Destino ers, pues, de Clara ref siehpfe
au1ads, mientrag Ia suerte habfa deoidido ono
Atsnasa solo encontrsse indiferencia en- los
hombres.
Sc Ia cortejaba sin duda, pero lgue valfan
las adulaoiones, las galsnter1ss de salon, los ca.
prichos pasajeroa que inspirabA comparados al
amor sincere, profundo, inslterable que tenia
Clara Ell don de eugendrar en- el alma9
Arrebatsda por los oelos, Ocup6se particu.
lsrmente Atanosia del senor Derblay, mcstrdn.
dose seria para agradarle,y acsparandole du.
rGnte una porte de la noche.
Enoontro al amo de la ferrerfo realmente
muy bien.
Con So tes bronoeada por la interperie, sus
oabelloa negros cortadoa al rape aus grandea
ojos osouros, pareois IN drabe
Atanasia eiati6aa de pronto muy conmo.
vida.
Ningun homhre le habfa producido tai
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u altiva tranquilidad que Eesplandeota en- 90
frsAta.
C1aya fn6 i oomar uns vex fla Vagepne. y
po1tasa con gga1dfsima haillidad.
Ia pataIaata = atrsvioa dnquopa, j0nto &
aqdolla noble y digna nujer, spaneol6 10 que
era On realidad: uua psrsonita baatsnte NAL edu,
cada que hac1a deo1a ouanto la paaabs por Ia
mente CON sudsoia de sdvenediga millionaire.
Not6se la differences, con gran ventsia para
Clara
Lo conooi6 Atanssia sc prometi6 tomar
terribles repreaslias
Aquella morenita de bello semblsnte oios
vivos graoiosa sonrigo, era 10 mas mslo que ae
Eodfa imsginar en- este mundo.
Capaz hubiese sido, no incurrir en- grave
responsabilidad, de srrojsr vitriolo al roa11o de
Ia hermosa Clara para desfgursrla de una vez
para Biampre, quemar sin remedio possible los
bellos, puros y aerenos ojou en- que advertfa tan
to desden.
Lo que mda irritaba d la duqneea era Ia
huena armon1A que existfa, al parecer, entire los
esp $500 D srblay.
Ri marido era atento, afeotuoso, soIfoito,
la nujsr le demostraba la mayor defarencia
oarif J.
No era possible anganaraa aI ver 10 aonrisa
de Clara c-a7do Falipa estaba iunto ella la
protegfa ooa toda ~ aQtoridad: ella le amaba
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@ III A Il A D A

PriGera dos tanto vale
cual dectr c4nto rodado;
estar a! prtn1erd tres
as prevenir cualquier chasco;
j1egan al terctd dos mucho
los nab tantss del campo;
cu9trO ofcee3 antandar
Ia antigua Oaub. y Bilbao.
Total 90 el porte y modo
ridfculo, necio, vano.
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Los INMORTALEs, B 4lada d la luna

LOS INMORTALE5.- B sladx q la luna
Estr8lIa misteriosa que apareces
sobra la verbs hduleda oolina;
molanc6ica l1grima de plata
ds manto da Ia mech dasprendida;
t1 oue de- scubres al pastor que II Va
su fl 4 rebaflo qua al redil GAMMA,
IA d6ade va, estrella D1i=t5rloss,
IN eeta nocha en- qua tu !uz envias?
Buscas tai vaz un leeho entrs los ilncos
one crecen del arroyo las oril!at?
VAS lanzar rte GO G1a h ,rmosa p:rla
entre las aRuas de Ia mar sombsfa?
Astro bri;ante, 81 morirte deb s
y vas entire las Gn las crie taliaas
i sepuItar tn blanca cabellera,
ants que al fin te pierds nu=s5ra vista,
estrella del amor, det6n tn paso,
| no desciendas del cislo tan aprisa!
/ A7frclo re Hfueent
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A los afcionados PiA.oHs ParoHesae. 4 !.
Yerfa da don q

Tinaud San jose hume IL, ha recibi 10 un gran
surttdo de camaras insa taneas de las LA uadas De-
te"tvas cuyo facil manejo sorprendentes resuta
dos, hacen que cualquera persona en- un 500 dla
pue1a nbtener vstas ain retratos de una bslieza
prec sion admirables Tambieu Sc ven en la, rano n
bradas Placas narca "Lumiere' "GuiI eninOt'' AL
como los de enzeres pro luctos para f,tografa
precos muy limita los. Ofrecie ldose ensayar
presen sia del comprador tanto os aparatos las
placas papeles. gar mt zando su superior calidai
y dando leceiones practcas cuantas acIarac ones
sc lie reclamen. I5=9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-12
ShflE. P0 s.
Soluci6n & la Charada de- aver :
MA-MA-CA~LLO
FABRIcA De NIElO DE J. GoYCo

FABRIGA DE MIELO DE ]. GOYCO
Y co Mp. 1.-Dssde I'll dla eeis del corriep
tie mes, 81 precio del hielo al detail es de 8
centavos kilo en- esta Capital y Paerta de
tiarra has6a el puenta de San Antonio En-
Sau5urce csntAvos kilo.--TomanCao de u
kilos On adelante ell precio sera de- 81 los
46 kllos. como antes, tanto en- eata Capital
como en- Puerta de TERRA y Santurce-
PUNrOS DE VENTA: En Ia fabrica Ma
rina ca!le del O >Eneroin n1mero 35.-D apo-
sDko calle de Tetuan ntmero 49 y en- los 2
carros qua 10 llevgn a domicilio, Kin Ba-
yam6n rigen los rnismos tipos que en esta
Capital. 3O-l4
p. LOGON NANTIHERPETICAD DEL Doc
MoNTEs-Es nejor medcamenO los herpes
uuitaros la picaz6n de apcarla. La ocion
esta prumada quit la eVando la cafda de cabeo
desaparecer los barros enpane9 mancas esLa az
ia cara seguro Immediate Pdase todas las ootoa
Ie del C1U!e~n7nt0 ""'~7'T ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-12
Piava s all amigo:

Pisve su amigo:
Man ana tengo que pagar mi sastre.
iPodr6 contar contigo?
, Sin duda; estar6 en- tn casa & la hora
que me indiques y to ayudar6 echarlo por
la escalera.