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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-09
The NEWS ia requested to rublisl
the following:

The NEWS ia requested to rublish
the following'
The Eighth Quorum %, Elders will
meet In tho Thirteenth ward On Monday
evening At $3.50 o'clock.
A meeting Of Seventies will be held Ia
the vos.fy u the Twentieth ward meet
ing house on Monday at 1850 p. m.
The Fourth Quorum Of Seventies will
moet In tho Twanty.hrHt ward Injecting
house on Monday evening next nj iio0
O'Clock.
The regular monthly mooilng 81 the
Sixteenth Quorum u Seventies VIII POO
held on Monday evening next in tue
Era, ward assembly hall az 1850.
The Tweniy.third quorum Of Elders
will hold IT, regular monthly mooung IN
the Fifth ward meeting house ON Non
day evening next at O'Clock.
Tho Third quorum Of Elders will meet
In tho Second Ward on Monday evening
at5.3O. All members arc requested 10 DO
present. Thomas Gerard, President
ON Monday ovcnlngnoxt nj 1880 o'clock
tho Fourth Quorum Of Elders viii meet
In tho sixth ward meeting house. \ tull
attendance IL desired, ~ business u I'M
poriancs will be brought before tho meet
ing.
In the special series on Heroes Of the
Faith. or Chapters in tho History OF 100
llgioua Liberty, tho subject sunday cvon-
ing will be- liuss and Jerome, and tho
Battle Of tho Fifteenth Century In Boz
homla." II will deal with ono Of tho
greatest struggles and some Of tho great
oct characters In religious history, 81
neither Of which tho present age eau M.
ford to be forgsiful. Storcoptcon illus
traiions will be used. At o'clock sharp
In Plymouth Congregational church,
ThiId North street near First West
sabbath school at p.i5. Morning service
at II. All invited.
First Unitarian Society, Unity Hall,
$3.50 west Third south street, Rev.
Adelbert l.. Hudson minister service a.
II am, subject OF sermon, "Iho Parable
NJ the sunlight Musical programs
Voluntary, Noctutne op. 10 NO j, Ch9plni
ofleuorv. BorceuHe, Oroigi Amman,
Lord, What Onoring Shall Wo Bring
Unity quarictie; Solo. with Thee there Il
Forgiveness, Mrs. silva; hymns by tho
congregation lod by tho puarto'te.
SUNDAY school At 1870. Practice IN sing
ing IN tho now song and service book
Unity club, Wednesday evening NJ B.
Special Entertainment. Lecture by judge
Powers. Subject. The Old Woman.
ST. PAul's chapel, Main street aud
Fourth South, Rev. l.. H. Rdgloy vicar.
Services tomorrow tliegatlon sunday.
Am., holy communion; $40 sunday
school; II ~ M, morning PRAYER
and sermon; . pm, public instruction
and confirmation class; : 30 p.m.,ovonlug
prayer aud sermon. Holy Thursday
Ascension Day May 18th, nm.,ChoNol
Celebration OF the Holy Communioni
$40 am, morning prayer n am,
second celebration; $3.50 pm, evening
PRAYER; pm. festival service Of the
Sunday schools and social gathering NJ
the reotorv. Daily services ns usual.
Monday, TUESDAY and Wednesday arc
fogalion days.
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ABOUT THE CIRCUS.
A C5od Performance Given TO the
Public Last Night.

Bond Bros show, which finishes =
two days' engagement 10 this city To-
night, has come and will BE- gone by
tomorrow. Il was an agreeable sur.
prise 10 Salt Lakers. Before It, arrival
here the aggregation wa, generally
looked upon ~ n "iake outiit" because
Of certain reports which had gone out
concerning H.. IL was said that ito
following consisted Of a set Of unprinoi.
Piled scoundrels whose sole aim and
object wan 10 fleece the public and
hen lovant for pastures new. But
such has not been the case while the
organizations tents have been pitched
In this city. The show II not tho most
stupeudous company travelling, nor Il
IT. array VI the lvror animal Kingdom
anything TO particularly boast of, but
what they have In the way OF ole
pnatts. horses, canineg, etc, shog the
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results Of perhaps years Of patient and
careful training.
Most Of the performers we're e1cep-
tionally gooi, In fact bbtlor than IA
generally seen with the ordinary tfav.
cling circus. Deserving Of special
mri ton were the lie Role brothers
who dii exceedingly clever work
swinging hud tumbling in mid.alr.
Their cOntOfilonists were also well ~
10 the splits aud bends OF the pf0iefsi0u
ami they succeeded In tying them.
selves up into almost every imaginable
shape. A daring, dangerous and
blO0d.ourdiing piece Of work was that
executed by slgnor Arcaris m hit
kniie.thTowing tactics with his sister
~ the TARGET. The tquos,r'nnistic
fests Of Oscar lie Wanda brought
forth rounds OF applause as did also
the work " Rome Emery IN his tum.
bling from tho topmost round NJ a lad
der.
Taken all In oil the show was
good one. aud hal II not
been for the disagrroable w,a-
ther the tents would undoubtedly
have been taxed 10 their fullest oapag.
ity. ItthOuld 10 said Ia all Justice auu
fairness 20 tho management, that
Whatever has been the impression left
by them In other clgles, they acquitted
themselves Ike gentlemen while here,
and did all In their power TO maiuiain
the peace and good order Of the city.
The show giyes ils last performance
here tonight. Tho CITY oounollmvu
now siy mat they acted hastily hnd
without due consideration when they
tfpblud tbs license rates on the show,
ana express themsolvos ~ entirely
satisfied In making the reduction u
tue regular price.
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SYNDICATE SHOWS.


The comiug to this city next week
OF the new Great Syndicate Shows
and Paris Hippodromo promises TO be
an unusual event Ia the annals OF
circus performances In that It l. an
aggregation Of much more than oTdi.
nary merit. Its advent will accord
lngly be hallei with delight by all
lovers OF such amusement.
Judging from the comments OF the
Colorado press and OF the newspaper
notices given further east, the show
Il giving most excellent satisfaction all
along the lice of travel. II IL repre-.
sented as setting It's fScs as tilnt
against the tough cAnya,man, abusive
animal keeper and the iuteihing
hanger on, tho elements 40 frt quent.
ly found with travelling exhibitions.
The performances are reported on being
altogether void Oi vulgar suggestion
ami cheap work. They were such last
year In this city ana the probability IL
that there will be no departure from
that rule this season. Among tue tai
ent employed lie some OF tho very beet
that money can command, aud ~ ~.
suit clever work issuTe 20 be- witnessed.
The Syndicate shows are a western
Institution, fact that the management
claims draws much business TO II. Last
week II gave two benefits 10 the Grip
ulu Creek fire sufferers by whom their
kindly acts were most highly apprecia.
tod, us they were by charitably 10.
olined ptrsons wherever that fact was
known.
Tho engagement In this city bpgins
on Tuesday and lasts for three days.
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Bancroft as Manager.

Laramie Boomerang, May 7: II Il
expected that tho Oregon short Line
Will be- disposed Of on OF before the fifs,
OF June and that II will be- separated
from the Union Pacific, with W. II.
Bau oron M general manager. twin
not he put In the hands Of tue receiver
hut the bondholdets will take II out Of
tue Union Pacific rystem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-09

While in Stockton, Ca, some time
ago, Thos. II. Hangar, Of L)s Raucs,
that state, was taken very severely
with comps and diatfhocn. lie
chsnctd to meet NJ. G.. NJ. Carer,
who was similarly 90 ciri. Tie says;
~ told him Of ChnuuerlnIn's Cole,
Cholera and Dlaffroc, Remedy, ard
we wer 10 the Holiru Drug Store snH
procured a bottle OF g.. 10 gave Mt.
Garter prompt fellsfani can vouch
Tor iis having cured me" F0tsnlo BY
tfIHgtHiF,
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WILL ENFORCE THE GAME LAW.
No tlolhiion Of II VIII Re Permitted
on the Military Reservation.

, FoRr DOUGLAS, May sih.
1c the Editor
You will kindly give notice In an
early issue Of your paper tina, the game
law as passed by the last Legislature
Will be strictly enforced on the Fort
Douglas Military Reservation. and out.
side parties violating the same will be
arrested aud turned over ~ the civil
authorities for trial.
Orders for lie Observance by the
troops have bean Issued. Cory In
closed.
Please publish NJ general iniorma.
ton for People Of salt Lake City and
not 10 On Advertisement.
Very respectfully,
|. NJ. COATES,
Lieut.. Colonel 10Th Infantry, Com.
manding psf.
ToGr DOUGLAS, Utah, May 5, isyl
GENERAL ORDERS 40. 81.
I. Tho game law passed by tho last
legislature prohibits tho killing Of game
or taking hsh out oi season, and also pfo-
hibits nt all timts the killing Of birds, or
destroying tho eggs Of all insoct.oatIng
birds, such ~ hawks, robins, meadow
larks, oic. English spnrrows eau 10
Killed at any and all seasons.
.. Parties found violating said law ON
tho Fort Douglas military reservation
will bo arrested, and u residing on The
reservation reported 10 tho commanding
officer " citizens, turned over to tho
civil nuthori los.
O.. Tho reservation sergeant IL partlou-
larly charged with tho execution OF this
order.
by order OF Iiout, Colonel Coaios.
lSlgnydI CuAs. 4. GroHuE,
First Liout. and Adit. sixteenth infantry,
Adlu'aut.
OWClais
CHAs. T.. GE0uuE.
First Lieut.. aud AdjL sixteenth Infantry,
Adiutani.
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Worth Reading.

% Be- worth your wh10 ll tu0w that We cell
tlp top cloth brushes and wnEk bfooms. We
believe We rau serve uu better iu these useful
hrItr.UH than anybody rIHr, We know ouI
brushes and Ufouma are made by reliable man
utaftu. CfH. We Snow our prices arc no nigh.
err ihbu thUy ought tDue
Nbst more could 10 ioUrsd than reliable
dust rrmuFrrH at moderate cost
good Cintu brush Tor ilU.
A better one for ii.tu
A good whIsH broom Tor lHc.
A Better uuu for .sr.
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AICTInNI ArCrIoNl

On Monlay, May II, At 1870 a. M,
No. $40 south Btconl West street,
two bedroom sets, springs aud bedding,
lot OF carpets, cook stove, tables and
obhifP, refrigerator, ilns oil cook
stove, lot Of dishes and silvctwafe,
lawn mower garden hose and tools.
screen doors ana window, lounge aud
other useful articles.
III. A. ANDRtws, Auciio leer.
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There ia no danger from this disease
when Chambeflain'a Cough Remedy
Il freely given. 10 lquoiies TIC tough
n uCus ami nits it' tNl eN0rnton. IL
80 leisrrs the severity an I ff'quency
OF psfo1ysms Of coughing, AID lnsnres
asresdy recovery. There Il not the
loa,t daugef IN rivirr the remedy &
children or babies, ~ T. contains 10
Injurious substance. FIfshIc by drug.
glsts.
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Of slides were exhibited, Including the
feet u the water spider, alfm With
SPORES, taken from the walls on
he Temple block, slomata Of tho dam
uelipn, oic.
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Keep Jour deeds and other vAluabiss, In.
eluling Jewels, IN a safety deposit box AZ
zone savings Rank A Trust %. Rent by
we year only amounts 10 few cents PEI
n,onth. LADIES speciAlly Invited 10 call sud
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Only si5 90 to Ie,hbridgs. Canada.
Rnd iteturu.

May 18th the Union Pacific will run
special excursion 10 LethbHdge, Cau,
ada this nearest railroad point 10 Card.
st0n).
Tickets good returning 30 dayS.
City, 20l Main street. salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-09

Reliable Electric Work.
For safe house wiriug aud oisgant
line chandeliers, go to the Inter.
Mountain Electric Co., 40 East Firsi
South street.
II costs no more fur good work. Sci u
your laundry o. tho Empire, II Com.
metclal 81. Tel, %.
Goibe.Pltt- Drug 90. arc noted Tor
the best Medicines sud lowest prices.
Handy I,andy Randy
Our speCiaIlles this week;
Butter cups,
Eated Almonds,
Hickory Nut LNA',
Black Walnut Loaf.
Yours kandldly,
Kolilz Handy Kitchen, go Main st.
"coRI That suits" nt yellow Front
All kinds oi Porumsty ana Toilet
articles at tho Old reliable Godbe-PlItb
Drug Store.
Utah Commercial aud savings hank,
"a last, First south.
Grnersl banking business; pays D uOr
cent on depOsils. H. AIms.Tlng, Pest
1. W. Madison, vico-preat,, }. u. Jen.
nings, cashier,
miller a hiucr-Aii Kinds OF Coal.
j. O. McD0uai. ChnJy 90. Is DO
tween the Waiter amt Cnit hotels.
Tor sale.
One Walter A. Wood Ssli.Binding
Harvester machine.
% Steel Harrow.
One Set DsuDle Harness.
Two PlowE.
422 West North Temple.
hilier a miller, "ConI That snits,r
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For. nOngIns Band Concert

Concert by the sixteenth U. 4. In.
fhnlty band, nj Fort Dluglas, Utah, at
1880 r. ~, Sunday, May lO!h, 1896.
John +. Klein, leader:
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Go 10 the uid reliable d0db6.Pitls
Co. for everything In the Drug llnU.
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Tomorrow wa utr report on Iage
three, Walker Bts.'. I'd.
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miller a Miller screened Coal.
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The public ore cordially invited.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Home missionaries In the city
wards tomorrow evening.
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Take Your wife

oneofthoso handsome PoEzoNI PurB Boxus.
Ihey arc given Tree with each boz Of powder.
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IL costs no more Tor good work. Sci d
your laundry 10 the Empire, q Com.
metclal st, Tel %.
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d0the-Pilt- Drug Go. are noted Tor
the best Medicines aud lowest prices.
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Fonr DOUGLAS, May sih.
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All kinds Ut Porumery ana Toilet
articles at tho Old reliable GOdbe-PlItb
Drug Store.
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COMuNICAD0
Capital, 20 de Mario de 1895.

@Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
I'm mi nombre y en- el de toda mi fa-
milia doy las mas expresivas gracias to-
das aquellas personals que con gran solici
tud llevaron & mi alma palabras de con-
suelo con motive de la reciente muerte de
mi amado esposo Juan Tizol Burdoni,
tip6grafo que fu6 de eea imprenta.
Mi agradecimiento eterno para ell doc
tor Cueto demss miembros de la socie-
dad Benefaotofa" por sus cuidados y
atenciones para con mi amente esposo y
tambi6n para el practicante don Luis Con
zalez que con sus servicios profesionales
y como amigo, prob6 su amistad desinte-
resada en- la enfermedad que me arrebato
mi amante compahero.
Por dltimo, vaya mi reconocimiento
para los frmantes del comunicadO que
apareoi6 inserto en- 'La Democracia," de
Ponce, fecha 81 del corriente, con motive
de Ia irreparable p6rdida que ha llenado
mi coraz6n de amargo duelo
Queda de V. alta. g. g. q. b. 8. m.
EIddGG ISzOl, viuda de Tizol.
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FEI.TPE DMRRLAY

Pero reohaz6 la idea oonsderandola indigna de
81, = tranquilizado por la satisfaction que expe
riment6 enoontrdndose tan superior moralmente
d la joven, pudo mirarle ei1 c6!era.
-tDe modo -dijo con frialdad que me
toms usted por IN hombre que SO vende3 lOree
usted que al casarme con ella hacia una espe-
culaoion? Sc engans usted, senora, Sc fgura
que todnyfa traits con el Duque de Bligny.
81 golpe hiri6 directamente Clara, CO.
mo si al u1trajar al D 7que Ia nltrajarsn d ella,
exolam6 terrible mirads:
-lC4balerc!
Pero embellishments como avergonzads,
gusrd6 silencio.
Y bien, 5qu6 detiene ustedS replied
Felipe con amsrgura-Def9ndale Els 10 me-
nos que por 81 puede hsoer. ;. .Nsdie mejor que
listed puede eatimsrle, puesto que obra como
el. C1ou'o falsfa ca vuestra regla de oonduo
ia. Ohi Iahora Ia veo claral Ha querido usted
casarse con un hombre que dependiers de ella,
y 10 ha esoogido usted bien apasionado y bien
oonfado. La union oonmigo era IN matrimo-
nio desigual, pero mi dooilidad debfa oompen-
sar la bajeza de mi origen. 81 por aoaso me
auhlevabs guerra ejeroer mis- derechop, h.bia
con que oerrarme la booa. :. Un saoo de orc.
ca efsoto, jqu6 podia 20 deoira lMsrido de
una joven tan noble = tan rioa an ser vulgar
oodieie.o emo yol Este % vusatra combine
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Ha cesado en- sus negocios la casa de
comercio que en- Mayagtiez giraba con la
frma de Fernandez Hermida Compa
nfa, haci6ndose cargo dc la liquidation
otra que SO ha establecido con la frma de
j. Fernandez y Compahfa, de la cual es
sooic gestor don jose Fernandez Gomez Y
manos y Compania, de esta Capital don
Victor Martinez don Vicente Hermida,
de San Sebastian. La nueva casa ha con.
ferido poder general & su empleado 81 sc.
for don Juan r. ROcaforf.
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BkBLsornoA DE- ia UoRsapoNDHxc1A"

produjo el mismo efecto que un dedo Apiicado
al gatillo de un sFrns de fuego.
Salio el tiro. La orgullosa iovep, faera de
ST al verse objeto de aquells violenoia miro fla
ments So msrjdo.
y bien Isl asf fueraf. ..-dijo CON
audaoia.
No hsbfa soabado de pronunciar estas pa.
labras. cuando le peso hsberas dicho Ell amo
de la ferreris Sc irguio formidable.
En- IN instante oreoi6 su estaturs, tom6 so
rostro terrible expression. levantando ell puno
como pesado martillo de b. tir hero, exclam6:
-iDesdichadsi
Clara no ttrc osdio nj un pgso baio ls Ca
bezay dejo cGar sus msnos con sbandono, como
martir dispuests recihir Ia muefte
Felipe la miro, exhsl6 uu auspiro, did algu.
nos pasos al 9zer, ccgio rsbioso Ell pnno derecho
con la ma 10 zIaierda. como 81 quisiera deatro-
carlo en- ca .tigo de hsberse alzado amenazador
sobre Ia frente de aquella mujer adorads, y re.
cobrardo en- seguida Ia calma:
-Veamos-dijo Clars:-medite usted 10
one dioe Lo que scaba de responder no debe
ser cierto ....lEs imposiblel o 20 Hueiio, & ua.
ted b querido probar mi pacencia Es esto,
1no es vardsdr iOhi No tema uated confesdr.
neIo; de antemano la perdono aunque me ha.
caRaado gran daao. Algun dia aabFd usted aga
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Nos escriben de la playa de Ponce:

MOB 6sCflDon d0 Ia playa u6 FOnCe:
"Acaba de ocurrir una desgracia la
mentable; un muchacho que conducfa un
CAIRO CON bueyes, resbal6, pas&ndole el re-
ferido caro- por epcima y ocasion&ndole
las siguientes lssiones: una oblicua que
parte del tercio superior inferno de la IT,
bia derecha termina por encima del to
billo externo ,que mide 20 centimetros; otra
no de la misma tibia q mide centfmetros;
otra paralela las anteriores sobre el TO-
billo externo q. mide centfmetros y una
fractura en- ell tercio medic del music de-
recho. Son de caraeter grave y de pro
n6stico reservado. Fu6 curado con esme
70 por Ell doctor Garcia del Vale, auxilia
do de los practicantes sedores Omedes,
Rend6n v Ramos.
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Aver tarde, en- prensa va LA CoRREs
ma de Maunabo - "Esta maf1ana las 10
lego este pueblo una compafia del ba.
talon Provisional ndmero que viene
aqui destacada, mandada por el captain
Mauri y los tenientes Gomez. Diaz y Ca
nitrol. El pueblo obsequi6 la tropa con
un suculento rancho extraordinario- III
COTreSDONS02"
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Como Sc vera en- otro lugar, hoy abre
la sociedad cooperative " Ri Ahorro Colec
two" una eucursal en- la casa nt1mero 26
de la caIle de la Cruz, esquina al Sol, All
neral artfculos buenos SO garantiza que
en- calidad, precio y peso seran tratados
como 81 compraran en- el establecimiento
principal, Luna 76.
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Compafiia; so sacos de la misma hacienda
& "a 80 ctvs comprados por J. I. Silva y
Oompana; 1S5 sacos de q, clara, d. la ha-
Cienda San VSceste 81 80 ctvs oompra-
dos por b. Oarreras 139 sacos de q de Ia
misma hacienda pesos 88 centavos CON-
prados por j. OchOa y Hermano.
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Segdn nos comunican del vecino pue.
bio de Bayam6n, la compaf1fa del sef[or
Latorre prepara para esta noche el gran
dioso drama sacro bfblico titulado 'Los
Siete Dolores de Maria" La auguramos
I'm comDleto 6xitO T~..-
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Anoche las II, le di6 un individuo
trabajador otro de la misma clase. un
un fueKte garrotazo en- la cabeza. Todo
este 10 observaban muchos curiosos, y
ninguno evit6 10 ocurrido. Gracias & per
sonas respeta bles que Sc hallaban en- la
Farmacia Central, evitaron una desgracia
inminente. En- ell lugar del suceso, no Sc
encontraba ninQtln Quardia.
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En- la pr6xima semana llegar& esta
CAPITAL ell sef1or Lloret empresario de la
compafiia de zarzuela que actda en- Ponce
Trata de combiuar ell abono que piensa
abrir para la temporada que iniciar6 en-
hrave en- nuestrO Coliseo.
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MUEBLES

UOmpra, V6uGa HIQuIIer
RAFAEL MARGARIDA.-S.e en- @.
LUNA 81, ESQUINA A 8. JUSTO. 1913
Los mejores y mas agradab1es vinos
de mesa que en- Ia actualidad Sc importan
en- esta Capital, SON los tintos blancos de
Ia marca ''Logrofo", Rioja, que legftimos
De
m6dicos, los sef1ores Luif1a, Hermano y
Compafffa -Prueba haoe conviction.
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En- el dep6sito do calzado "El Popu
lar" Cruz ndmero 10, ae encuentran los
brooches sujeta lazos para calzado de seflo.
ritae. Surtido general en- Hquido negro y
de color para limpiar el calzado. Precios
de 0uAmaZ6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-29

que SO les presenta de tomar aqua pura
provey6ndose de uno de estos apaPatos.
Los hay de diversos tamafios y son muy
f&0ilee de maneiar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-29

Segun nos maniheatan de Oaguas la
siembra de tabaco que comprende ell val1e
que Sc extiende entire esa ciudad, Gurabo,
Juncos Y San Lorenzo apenas cObrir& ell
consume de los referidos que bloe,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-29
Nu|Ienhof Y KorbeT e: e: |: ?;::s sssiz! ! !

sobre Londres, Hamburgo, Paris, Nueva
York, Habana, Madrid y todas las capi
tales y pueblos de Espafa incluso las Ca
narias Mallorea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-29
COMPRA De CASAS pras 81 ss ss%5 6:
ta Capital 8 en- Santurce dos Casas. In
fnru0 royona an eaka Rodacci6n al

I'm MayaRiiez Sc agita el pensamiento
de fundar una sociedad an6nima CON obje-
to de dedicarla haoer instalaciones de
oficinas centrales para ell alumbrado pd-
blico y privado, realizar proyectoe de trac-
tes naturales todasclase de instalaciones
el6ctricas en- Ia isla y en- las Antillas veci
mQN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-29

El s&bado 90 del actual, LA imponen
tes depositaron en- Ell S'Banco Popular, la
cantidad de 8O2 pesos so centavos, habi6n-
dose expedido hasta la fecha GIG Iibretas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-03-29

Ia Corbatas, corbatas, la mar de COR
batas baratisimas y elegantes Sc acaban
de recibir en- "El Volc6n", de J. Padr6 y
Compafiia, Cruz 19-Las hay para todos
los gustos y todos los bolsiiios. Sc ven.
den 500 Dor dial!