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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
TEIEGUIEVY MAN CoNFEssEs.
And An Innocent Nan Es Thereby
Saved From The GnIlows

Wilkesbarre, Pa. March 21.-It he
cNme known yesterday that Iu:i.,.
Woodward would shortly pronounce SAL
tence Of death ON the colorcd man. MI
son Miller. who was some .i;nc ago
conFlt' led of being implicated in the
mountain cutoff murder. wI.iuh occurred
on October Q. 1894. near this CITY. ICo,lr
perSonS were ut the time killed ANA
SIN injured by the use Of dynamite
FRANK Schafer. colored. who is IN / Ill.
awaiting trial for the crime. learned %:
thiS today and sent for his ATTORNEYS
ilhn stated To them that ne cD,llG nor
rest any longer until lie HAD mnde a
confession that Miller was an innoccl. 1;
man. Miller had been convicted 81
murder In the first degree on the ,cS-
tlnohE OF Schaicr alone. Sshnfcr vls
taken before notary pupiic :nd said:
My test imony in the Nelson Milir:
case WAS false and was induced To
pcr1urc myself on the promise of co.,
tain detectives offering n.a 81 900. and
immunity II | would stick to the story
lhry gave me to tell. which | did. anil
which poor Nelson Miller could lnt do,
icnd himself. When | heard ;he story.
that he WAS to be sentenced TO death I
could no longer rest and was ,nir ,or
Siad To tell thetrutu and relieve Miller
who should be set free"
~ reporter found Chief Barring. of
thc Interstate Detective Agency. i'm IN c
city To-Day tie admitted that he knew
Miller was innocent. He further sai,,.
we have been employed on In. 90 SO
ana VIII In shr': time rn.nl III The
real murdcrers. anlhrt; whom are scrDo
white people. We Will ne rrllv in n
Few days to show up the mrrdcre-s ana
Scha1cr Is among them. he liavin.. cen
Nlcted hlmsclf on The stand
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
PHARMACY CERTIFICATES ISSUED
Norfolk and Portsmouth VIII Re
Represented In the LIST.

Richmond. Va. March 2l.-Tba state
Board OF Pharmacy concluded its eY-
animation tonight and certificates were
issued to the following applicants:
Registered Pharmacists-W. Withers
Miller. Richmond r. II. BRENNAN
Harrisonburg: John II. Gibbony, Rich
mond: II. S. Preston. Richmond: i :
Mancha. Clarcmont: w. l.. LYLE. He1:.
ford City; Claiborne Robbins. KiCI,-
mond: Robert Tibson. Alexandria: r,
w. Robertson. Baltimore. Md: II O
Palmer Baltimore. Nd; w. Allison
Stores. Portsmouth,: NJ B. Van Lear
Roanoke: Il. T. Wood. Richmond: EI.
mund Christian. Richmond: E. W. san
ford. Richmond: Eugius j. Bass, Ports
mouth; r. II. Taylor. Manassas: c. T.
Mckinnie, Ferguson's Wharf.
Registered Assistant Pharmacists-T
FitzhuGh. Charlottcsvlllc James n
Greene. Norfolk; G. p c. i.in.La,:m
Alcxandria; a. II. Clay. RichmCni. .
+. H. Congdon. Phoebus: Villain Al
Turner, Richmond; Frank -. Near.
Portsmouth: G. l.. Carter. Norfolk. 4;
S. Fitzgerald. Petersburg: ". l., Su,j-
lings. Jr.. Manchester: w. |. Robuy. n
llerndon: w. =. Ianghorhc. Jr.. Pcrts.
mouth: Il. w. Powell. Richmond; III. II
Robinson. Richmond.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22

yond an initial step In an autumn cam
paign. The army intelligence depart
ment possesses themselves only imeagre
information regarding the strength of
the Mahd!sts. Military experts distrust
the estimates made by Slaatln Pasaa,
tnougn, as a matter of act. his long
captivity among the Mahdists should,
on the face of things. have made him
an authority on the subject. These ex-
perts consider that report made by the
RUSSIAN traveller Eliseief. who was re-
centlE elected n member of the Russian
geographical Society, Is more reliable
tnan That OF Slatin Pasha. He says that
the khaliffa's force numbers 40 600 men.
including 10000 cavalry and camelry.
rae artillery Is poor. There are twenty
guns nj Dongola and five krupp and ten
selge guns II Omdurman
A correspondent of the ARMY and
Navy Gazette states that the Dervishes
are now able to deliver a deadly rifl.
nre They VIII combine European tao
tics with the formidable onsets of ca
VARY and Spearmen in the old style
Ihe correspondent declares that the
orllish tactics OF forming squares and
awaiting the shock of battle will not
do now In fighting the Dervishes, and
II they are followed will result in rout
and ruin.
The consensus of military Is that if n
reconquest of the Soudan Is intended
!" plckeo lorce or British and Indian
troops 10000 strong will be necessary
1t Is no wonder that the British Gov
ernment is rcticent regarding the de-
talis and ultimate aim of the expedition
EVEN with solid Parliamentary ma
1ority the cabinet does not dare in the
meantime to arouse the opinion of the
country on the great enterprise which
Is certain uptimately to involve large
expenditures by the British treasury
As Parliament rises in August. Lord
Salisbury will not disclose the game
that the Government Is paying.
The BelgianCongo Free State cXpedi-
ton. under the command of Baron Dhan-
IS. which Will attack the Dervishes on
The upper Nile simultaneously with the
Anglo-Egyptian attack upon those on
the lower Nile. is an assured fact The
French press denied that IL WAS tho
intention TO dispatch such an cNpedi-
ton. but the semi-oilicial Etole Bclgiu
confirms the statement made by the
United Press last Saturday that such
an expedition has been formed and
that. with the consent of the British
colonial Office, number OF Houssas had
been recruited for the service.
Paris and London flnanciers who
were sounded by Spain on the issue of
loan ON the security OF Cuban bonds
issued in 1880. declined to enter the
proposed deal. The Spanish cabinet
now proposes TO raise S2i 1000 600 by
pawning the bonds with the Bank or
spain. the lhank of Barcelona and 9th
er provincial banks. through which n
national subscription loan will be is
sued
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
LAST WEEK.
Great Unloading snIe-WrIght's, Rsag
Main Street. 5S

Spring goods are claiming the atten-st
tion and space we have been devoting
to this sale. Many spring goods are
in and will be included in this weeks
sale few Of the many bargains Of
fered in the following list: 4%
3Iac. Dressmaker's cambria. worth &c. sS
37sc. Shirting calicoes. worth &C. u
4&c. Best apron glnghams. worth &c.
&c. Striped India linens. worth 10c,
62hc. Zephyr dress ginghams, worth
l2lac. sS@s
Sc. a6-inch percals, lovely styles. worth
1Uc 2iiiss
sIac. Persian moire chamelions, close
copy OF fine Persian silks, worth 15c.ss
12Isc. Fine lace striped French zepyrs
glnghams all the latest shades.
worth Csc. *
25c. Wool dress goods. spring Styles,
worth SIC. and soc. fj:
49c Lovely spring dress goods, worthT
75c. 6t ss,sSSi;
1Oc I box. cakes buttermilk soap,
worth 25c.
2lc l box. 3 cakes cosmo butternilks
soap. worth SOC. sts5
1oc Ladies' and children's suspenderf
garters. S@} "
1c. Yard lengths, neck ruching. sas
&C. Brass match safes. Sis sESs 8. ss
Sc. Gents 4-ply linen collars, slighffy
soiled. were 10c. to 25c. :t 5slla rs s5
&C. Gents and boys silk ties, were 25fs
13c. Children's silk Wipdsor ties, wofh fhas
Csc. VA
sl9s Chenille portieres. were "a.
9Sc. Lace curtains, were 31,50. Slsa
$1.4s. Lace curtains. were 81. M;
And all other goods advertised durififsa
this sale that have NOT been solds
Call this week II you ;would psoiit byS sI
this sale. 81 ss so
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
wII.I.IKEN Is ROE GUILTY.
The Jury After Reiug Ont Twenty.
four Hours So Aarcc

Washington. March 2I--Thc jur. IN
me case OF l5cnjaTnin Harrison Mill
Ken, charged with houscbr. lk!nC with
intent 10 Commit an assault upun Ger
trude. the daughter OF cX- Solicitor sam
uel F. l'hillips. to-day rendered n YER
dict of no; guilty.
ne jury r:tired at ll:l0 yesterday
morning and al Il 40 this morning Judge
Cole sent for them To come into court
The court asked them II they had agreed
upon verdict. and the foreman an
nounced that they had not and that II
was not likely that they would.
Judge Cole thzn told them that II
was very desirab BILE that they should
reach verdict. nor did he think .hev
should have Very much difficulty in so
doing. II was simply a question of
facts and he believed that IL they went
at it again they would me:t with bet
ter success. They were sent back to
the jury room.
AT 1850 word came from the iurv
room that an agreement had been
isachcd rev minutes later the jury
filed into the court room. and when
asked whether their efforts had been
successful. the foreman announced In
a clear voice that they found the de-
fendant not guilty.
The crowd in the court room at once
broke Into applause. which was instant
ly rcpresscd by the bailiffs The Judge
said that II any OF them could identity
any of the offendc.s he would see tha,
Justice was meted out
The jury stood for twen;y-four hours
three for guilty and nine for not guilty
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22

The twelfth annual meeting of the
Grand conclavc of Virginia Hcptasophs
or >. w NJ, Will be held al Great Bridge
tuesday morning. The meeting will 10 +.
an interesting one, as several amend
hrn's 10 the laws Of the order will he
,''lonuceu ihe officers of the grand
Lodge are j. NJ. Hartlove Archon: j. p.
anderson. Provost; y. H. Riddick,
Chancellor; c. F. Mccoy. Scribe: WI
liam Rawlins, Treasurer: j. W Mitch
ell, Preiate; j. w. llamberry, Inspector
General: {. j. Thompson. Herald: j. w.
Rollins Warden: G. w. Deanes. Senti-
mel The representatives from this sec
non are: Virginia. No. l, j. l.. Bunting
ana a., IL. VI. Dudley: Friendship. No. =.
w f. Gregory and j. j. Fabcr. Gomo
No. 3. w. X. Abbcrtson and IA. n ca
t!e; Charity. No. >. y. -. Page and w.
Il: C1uinne; Columbia. y. {, John Hamp-
shire and j. NJ. Berry
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
"The world is Mine oyster.

. The frank and straightforward man
ner in which Mr.. X. Schiller tells of The
lines upon which his business VIII L..
conducted makes his announcement; Of
the early opening of his Excelsior III
ing House. at lS4 Main street. very IT.
teresting reading. The advrrt'scme
IN question, with It's quaint panphrasc
oi the poets famous line. The world Is
mine oyster. VIII be readily found. for
II Is large and striking. The reader will
readily see that the Excelsior means
business and has come 10 stay.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
REBELS AGAIN sUccEssFUs..
The Tro"ps suffer severe
Loxscs-weyIer Almost Distracted.

Havana, March 81. via Key West, Fla.
March 21.-The Government has suffer-
ed severe reverseB at Candelaria and
Cayatabos. In Pinar Del Rio and It's at
Maceo completely failed. Col. Herman
des column was ambushed by Maceo
on the Galope estate. near Candeluria
Col. Inclan wont to his assistance and
both columns were badly cut up. On
the following day General Linares ana
Col. lnclan met the enemy on the La
Mercs des estate. After an encounter
the lnsurgent. columns continued their
march toward the nortn coast.
Wednesday Col. Frances. with a col
,tmn of l,200 troops. fought Macto amid
the ruins Of Caya1abos. Maceo used
cannon. The details OF the encounter
a~e difficult TO obtain. The Governmen
sent out a special ambulance train and
eight train loads of troops for the relief
OF the columns OF Frances. Inclan and
Llnarts. which were badly routed Col.
Frances was brought here severely
wounded. Information from a Telia bile
source says four captains and seven
lieutenants are dead and the total losses
of the Spaniards In killed. wounded and
missing are over 200. The rebels are
said to have captured over u thosand
rifles. General Weyler is nearly dis
tracted between the failures OF milf
tary operations on the one hand and
the horrors being committed on the
other The report Is insisted upon that
he Will soon resign or be recalled. The
pressure Of political parties is giving
him much annoyance. 1t is admitted on
all sides that Weyler has proved a fail
u'c. The attitude Of the United States
is believed to be largely due to his repu-
tat!on and the excesses committed since
his appointment.
Realizing the effect or the latter,
Weyler has endcavored to proven. out
;IyeS. His success has not besn Erca or
than In the putting down of tho rebel
lion. The way matters are going re-
Gently has produced u great increase in
the insurgent ranks and the Cubans are
much encouraged. Maceos victory re-
suited in the capture of consids rnble
ammunition. which was Immediately
followed by hard lighting The Span
iaTds admi, 1t will be impossible to pu,
down the revolution for long time to
come. even II all things go we'll
Key West. Fla. March 2l-The steam
eS Whitny arrived this morning and
| reported that 1t is rumored In Havana
| that Spanish cruiser sunk n steamer
between CardenaS and alatanZas YES
to-day. /; is thought to be Col,azo's 5;
party.
F'rom StaT Correspondent of the
United Pressl
HaNana, Marcn H.-1'hc Governm, II [
now reports their loss in the battle AT
Cayaj;Lbos on Wednesday last as seven
soldiers killed and three officers and
torty-four sodiors wounded The rebels
arr said to have left fourteen dead on
the field
~ rebel force. which attacked the
town OF Rogue. province of Matanzas.
was rapulscd after the troops had re-
poatcaly charged them with the bay
onst. In their flight honvttyer, ths,
Insurgents set fire and destroyed sixty
one houses.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
Just HI.

During the past week Messrs. Ru-
aoiphi Il Wallace have opened for the
,hspection or the trade magnificent
line of Scotch cheviots and homesnnn.
THESE goods are the special productions
of well-known foreign maker and ara
at present attracting the attention Of
the nobby dressers OF our city.
II you have not seen them visit the
store of this progressive firm and take
look at these beautiful productions Of
the wenvers' loom.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22

Mr.. ]. w. Dorum. carriage manufac-
turer and dealer. has received and
placed on exhibition in his second
hoor show rooms line OF carriages.
buggies and turnouts that merits a visit
from every one. He has some famous
hand made vehicles. to which no print
ed description can do Justice. Lack
of space to-day forbids even the attcmpt
to describe these at present horseless
beauties They Will 20, though.
and they will go fast
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
Death ora Wen Known pcter.,urpcr

Petersburg. va, March 2l.-(Spcc!aD-
Mr.. {. r.. Branigan. who carried on a
bar and retail liquor business i'm this
city. died a; his store to-nigh, about
1890 o'clock after an Illness of three
days. He with Mr.. j. H. Mankey. OF
Columbia, S. @. nj one time conducted
the Appomattox Hotel here. The de-
ceased was wcll-krown citizen. He
leaves q widow and four children, who
reside in Columbia. S. c.. from which
city Mr.. Branigan came to Petersburg.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
chief Engineer Heosh Drowned.

Key West, Fla. March els. B.
keogh. cheif engineer of the revenue
cutter Mcl.ane. was found drowned this
morning. His body was In about two
feet of water. about one hundred yards
from the beach. and the same distance
from the cutter. He, evidently fell over
board from the dock asst night on his
way down TO go on boaId
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
Y. II. e. A. Recitation

Miss Francis Leigh Starr will appear
at the Y. NJ. c. a. Hall next Thursday
night, the 26th inst, in one OF her de-
iitntiul evenings" Being so well
known TO the Norfolk public th,s an
nouncement Is sufficient to assure a full
house. Prof. Borjes, accompanied hy
some OF the best musical tai nj of the
city. will assist on this occasion.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22

Arthur Morris. costumer and designer,
6O9 TO 6l2 Columbia building. up clcva-
tor. returns thanks to those leading la :
dies who entrusted him with trial or
derS. the successful completion of which
has made his future certain and filled
his rooms with work. He carries pat
tern hats and bonnctS. ready made
skirts and dresses. Two expert cutters
and filters from New York Terms
cash.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
Returned From Ncw Yorh.

Miss Clara Newman. the popular mil
liner OF No. l3S Main street. has re-
turned from New York. bringing with
her millinery artist Of some distinc-
tion from that city. The opening days
at Newman's will be ON Tuesday and
"Wednesday next.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
Everyone Says the s.Deunt,ess,, 4. ,
Daisy.

Every one says the "Dauntless" Is
daisy" 1t is leading all other high
grade wheels. Come in and Learn its
advantages. Our cut plan Is taking.
We have several clubs nearing compile
tion. Join now and save money. 81 n
week. No installment plan. We also
sell for cash and easy payments. .
FRANK H. GALE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22
ID. R. Creecy q CO.. AucfIoneer..

Ladies especially invited to attend
we will sell Monday, March 23d. at 0:30
o'clock. large variety of mating. OIL
cloth. linoleums. &C.; consigned to us
direct from the factory. 1t must be
sold; also. large lot furniture, mattings,
&c. d. r. CREECY & CO.,
142 Church street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22

Lowell. Mass. March 2l.--lThc Ncrri
mack Print Works shut down this noon
for week by reason of lack OF orders
and large stock.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-22

Newest D1scovery''-I1xt. teeth: no
pSln. N. 7. D. Rooms. Ennis, 1e2 MaiR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-03
BiBL1ornoA Ds "LA sPoNDHNcIA"

No tiene m&rito 10 que hago-diio el
marques con amooi6n; ~amo mi hermana,
hare nor an felioidad ouento kea precise. 7
pusste qoo 10 ooAsidn ag d propd Ito para hahler
dc oosas triases 5no te paroeo Que 81 eIlsnaSo de
nj estro primo blisry tiene alguna relaei6h con
el pleito perdido9
-Te engah y, hijo mio-contesto vivsm6n-
te la tnarquesa, h ,ciendo I'm geEto como para
impedir que Ell marques oohtinuase. 81 duqre.
-!Ohl nads temas, mamz-j1 t'rrunrio %
tavio con desdeno sltivesj-si G&st6n titu' ca
en- oump1ir sus promesas ahora que Ia sehotita
de Beaulieu no sc preser ia 81 con un million
en- csda mar o. nosotros no sonnos gente, segun
oreo, de ir oogecl' por Ia eolapa de Ia levita
para obl:garle cumplir u pal. bre: EDntal ca
80, me parece que 81 ell duque de Bigny no Sc
casa con mi hermana, tanto peor para eI y tanto
mejor para ella
-Perfeotsmente, hijo mic-anadi6 la mar
quesa. z
-Muy bienSefior Marques 1adio Bsohe
KI;-y 81 Ia sef1orita de Beauieu no es bastente
RIGA para teutar la codicia de I'm pesca- dotes,
siempre sera bastsnte perfecta para seduoir IN
hombre de coraz6n.
Con uua mirada impuso la msrquesa silen.
clio Baohaip, satiafeoho Gate de que termi
nara tan favorsblamenta ana crisis q7e al prin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-03
FELIPE DERRLAY
-lQQ@e xSa ha perdidof

-iQoeY {sa ha perdidof
Estu pef=6t 10 maTquesa 81 yer Ia sangre
fra con que 50 bio pregantaha eata aegaatreea
hotiola, miro d Baohelln como pidjGndole nna
e4plieaalop, peeo 81 notario oontlnu6 inpaslble.
! aquella dirigi6se de nusvo & SO hijo dioien,,
dole:
--l'Tt 10 sabiaeP
Alivisda al tnisfno TEMPO por la trauonila
resignaci6n del marques, respir6 mas sua an
ohas
mo 10 saba poaitivamente-reepond el
joven-pero 10 sguardabs. NADIA guerra deoir.
te por respetar tus ilusjores, pero eet4ba com.
pletamente convencido de q. el p'eito era iosos-
teDible, por clio hace largo tempo que espera.
ba Ia noticia, tsni6odols solo por mi herme, 9,
Cuyo dote queda comprometido. Pero hay IN
medic seDoillo de srreglar las cosas LIE das Ia
parte que me reservas en- Ia fortuna no te
preocupes de mi, que va sabre salir sdelante.
al escuchar estas generc sss palabras la
marquesa SO ruboriz6 de orgullo, dirigi&ndose
al notsrio le dijo:
-lDs que ruedo 20 quejarme teniendo tai
hjo!
Alarg sndo al mismo tempo los brazos al
marqu6', que eonrel ia, snadi6.
= Eres IN muohRoho exeelente! Ven one
que to abrace.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-03
,COPLAs s

ana seaorito, devolviemdole s~ dlbum
No to conozco y 10 siento,
pero Vicente me jura,
y doy f5 su juramento,
que es tan grande tu hermosura
como grande es tn talento.
Amante de la belleza,
de 10 bellO me enamOro,
yts digo con franqueZa
que desde ahora to adore
de los pies a la cabeza.
D3 Ii Cstoy enamoradO
y ardo en- deseOs de write;
pero no te cause DfadO
ri renuncio 8 concerto. ...
ipor que? porque estoy casado.
Coplas acabo de hacer,
y 81 quieres gusto darme,
no las d6s,, Julia, q leer,
iOorque es capaZ de araf1arme
81 SO entera mi mujer!
J. r. S1nmartim AguGrre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-03
FurOr eDietOlar:

Furor epistolar:
Un individuo muy aficionado & man.
tener correspondence epistolar, cuando
no tiene nadie quien contestar, contes-
ia las cartas de Santa Teresa.
En- la plazuela:
-Por ser para usted-dice ur vende-
dor-le dejar6 este faisan en- dos duros
El conprador, ealudando cort6smente.
-Pues 20 SO 10 dejo tambi6n a listed
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-03
Oh A r A d A

Una TODD dar 81 go bre
estrecha, pcca y delgada,
cuando ell hambre es abundante
y la debilidad sin tasa,
es tres cudtro, Q POGO mas;
aunque q modo de esperanza
el limosnero dijese:
"cuotrO prGnaerd abundancia
otro dia -; pues a veces
quien caIata dos, por desgracia,
se muere en- el intermedio
8 ell pobrs que la tomaba,
en- Ell interia fenece
y de to6os modos. .... pata.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-03
uNsusNREeociO.-se solicita com

p' ador para una fnca compue't ta de mil cien+o
cncuenta cuerdas radicada ell barrio de la Costa
Jurisdiction de Lajas San German Dich finca
compone de pastos de herba de guinea, malojillo,
grama, No onte y malezas de ter para cultlvo
de frutos monor s. Esta c"rcada por Sa ente, Sud
y Pon'ente DON mayas palzadas: Tiene casa de
MADEIRA, comodas espaciosas habitaoiones, suficen
tie almacen para frutos todos los ut7nslos
rios para labranza. Para nformes dirIrse d ilon
Felipe Ramir Quinones San German don
Gustsvo RamirsZ en- Guanica l5-lO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-03
.pII In0RAS RrooSEERNl,e; SRERsleAs 4 ssn1

Producer buen8 dige tion Ell estomago mejor
asmilacion nutricion y alimentacion los lot st
nos delgados. S. venden en- las Boticas lie la Isa
vale reales la cata conteniendo su instruction y
48 pidoras Soa inaprecables ira curar toda clase
de dispepsias. Deposito general en- la Fa'macG de
| G1tILeT0aetv. l5=7
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0ARCIAY CASALs,-ean Francisco So.

Puerto R o. lie recIbr p0r Vapor fran
c6s, de TIA i Frauc'a, gran surtido re Hanna
Lactea, LIE he condensada, Macarrona Iinos d c.
nova, Vermouh Frateli Cora, Jamon de Bolona
prensado, Mort 'tella superior, semas de flores y
de hortal "a de to"as cases las cuales reaizan q
precios nunca vistos. l5=9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-03

soluci0n la Charada de aver
MARC -MI-LLAS

MARIO -MI-LLAS
.,,, vino de hoGRoNo, bodegas 6 de- Garcia
Iente sdo analizado 81 Laboraorfo
QumcO Municipal de esta cudad vista de la proportions
dd normalidad de componentes princpales ne deca
RADIO Vino buenO exento de impurezas nOvas La salud
~ eeEacado que ategus as excelencias del VINO DE 10
nicos agenes suscrben Sobrno de Lu ina Compana
ospreios cuareroas m6doos La dOcena do bots
HAS vale 82-25. p.
FL TONTO,---Unic dep6sito del desa,
creditado RON TOPACLO las tres 8. s. S.
Este ron p6simo, informal y mata gente, se
regala los tocayos del establecimiento
80 centavos botella.
lU---Ps vfa---l0 Arecfbo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-03

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e esrtu npone deyolVer al sistema nervoso toda
8h indication especial del Vino Cordial
de Uric conceptuado los medicos emil
reconstituyente' pOderosO el vitsZS
dor" r8pidO.