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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE.
0Ad Mistake for Thea 70 Begin Lis
In Q Boarding. House.

Oad Mistake for Thea TO Begin Lllo
In . Boarding. House.
Edward w. Box. editor Of the Ladies'
Home Journal, always stanch and un-
compromising advocate Of the home.
asserts. in late issue Of his magazine.
that . home. however humble, II Z MIL
lion times better place for young mar
ried couples to live than II the most lux
urious hotel or best boarding house In
the land. ut IL always . sad thing
he says. when young married couple
begin life in 4 boarding house or hotel.
Sad because they start life practically
outside Of themselves. The furniture
around them II not their own. Thu
young wife may bring with her all the
TRIES she chooses; she may add touch
Of her own here and another touch
there. But the things In the room arc
not theirs, and sooner or later she real
ixes Il.
During the day the wife IL alone. No
duties call her. Nothing . there in heP
life to exercise her ingenuity nor devel-
op her womanly talents. She cann0k
prepare any little pleasure for Ler
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for her. When her husband leaves Tor
his once she turns back into the room.
and wonders what she can do during
the day: how she will employ herself.
where she will 60. There il nothing In
her room to appeal to her to stay there.
No home duties confront her. So she
goes out and shops, perhaps, for =
while: runs around to her mothers:
calls upon some friends; goes back to
her room to practice little, II she -
musical and has piano; or. II she 10
fond of books, she reads. There In
nothing in her life; two-thirds of herself
lies dormant. She Is glad when the
time comes for her husband to come
home; glad to feel that she has some
one to whom she can talk; glad OF COM
| pany. And he? What can he do to
| express himself to his young wifef
Nothing around him Is his: everything
Ia by lease, his for a time. for SO much
money. And after he Is through pay
| ing for 1t he leaves 1t behind. The end
Is the same as the beginning. That 10
why boarding house or hotel life Is 70
injurious to young married people. II
makes them practically homeless"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
WE'RE SUFFOCATED BY SMOKE.
Two Miners Perish In q shaft NJ
HartuhOFne.

Hartshorne, I. T., Dec. l4.--Fie start
ed some time Friday night in coal shaft
No. ] at this place. Yesterday men were
put in by the company to extinguish the
flames. They found Luke Davis, Rus
sian miner, and John Yarko, an Austrian
miner, dead. They were practically suf-
located by smoke, having entered the
mines secretly to make extra coal for the
next days run and went beyond the re-
gion dead line or danger signals. The fire
was extinguished. Shaft No. 2 at Cow.
an, belonging tothe same coal company,
is on fire, entailing serious loss to the
mine company.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
Mus. kIPLING's FAMILIARITY.

7 met a woman the other day. says
r,,er in the Chicago News. who has met
Rudyard Kipling. Not only has she met
h,,n hut she has broken bread with him
a nd she has heard him talk. ! asked her
What Impressed her most about him
think of the man who wrote The Gads-
rs Three." She said she was most
daepIy impressed by the fact that Mrs.
Irtnr,ng calls him "Ruddy, dear"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
Old Sol In Perturbed.

Geneva, N. Y, Dec. l3.-Prof William
r. Brooks of Smith university reports the
observation Of a great group of sun spots
approaching the center of the suns disc.
The group is visible to the naked eye
through smoked glass and may be well
defined with small telescopes. Measure
ments made by Prof. Brooks show this
vast solar disturbance to be 100000 miles
in length.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
aansarx Chanxes Hands.

hi . M Ky, Dec. l2.-Billy Lake
MINI. ne celebrated trainer, yesterday
1 100 closed a deal for Hamburg, John
IN ! .s great two-year-old colt, who
I h. que future carry the colors of w.
49,. wealthy New Yorker. 1t is
u 0d the purchase price was $780,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17

Dallas, Or, Dec. 9.--The grand jury has
indicted Allan Logan for murder in the
first degree for the killing Of +. H. Sylves-
ter. The crime was committed in a hon
yard row near Independence on Septem-
Der IA. Logan was arraigned and given
one day to plead. He is Is years old and
resides near Toledo, Lincoln county. Syl-
vester, who was killed, resided near Leb.
anon.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17

Canton, Ohio, Dec. l3.--Mrs. Nancy Al
lison Mckinley passed away from life at
few minutes past 9 o'clock this morn
ing. with all her children and other I'M.
mediate relatives at her bedside She
did not suffer any in her last hours. but
gradually passed from the deep, palsied
sleep in which she has rested almost con-
stantly for the past 10 days to the sleep
of death,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
Fire in Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. l3.-At fire at Nos. lU'-
llo Wabash avenue, the Sargent Drug
Company suffered loss of $27 900. Losses
Ia other tenants and damages to the build
ing bring the total up to $4,000, fully
insured.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
L~A for Soldiers.

~...csst.rehiff4 county council is the hrst
T.. .s,,~s.rsS fyes31hke use of the power to pre-
~ ~ tssS,ov6rx eGh land which the agricultural
y ,s;ryy acYsIHe 1t. farm OF las acres has
-, boustt,. broken up into smaller lots
=, sr,r, "a ~ acres. Purchasers must pay
Q. Ef,h ~ hut have 10 years in which to
49, M instruments.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
Gardiner G. Hubba I'd IL Dead.

Washington, Dec. II. - Gardiner &.
Hubbard, director in the Bell Telephone
Company, well known to public men, sci
entists and financiers, died at Twin Oaks,
his suburban residence, yesterday. Death
was due to complication of diseases and
IN
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
E[[lIGS Of CONGRESS
o,spu1E IN THE HOUSE.
LnNAL u'o'
,...re, Executive and Ju-
Appropriation Bill Ne
~ Of q Deficiency
..xe Of Senators and
...utative".

Thursday entered upon the
'0. :., of the pension appropriation
~, Of the southern democrats
/ s' criticisms of various classes .,; Of Of
80 and Private John Allen OF
sa' ; who led the assault in a
Spr ...e with his characteristic hui
i.ted a series of amendments de-
|. he said, to correct =, some Of the
r;ls. They prohibit the granting
e" 70 widows whose applications
a 8, sled during their widowhood,
I. ~ n,nting of pensions to widows
y .asnl;cstions were based on mar
..,rstracted after the passage OF this
! 10 permanently insane or idiotic
.ho had reached their majority.
them democrats, however, view
\. reuublians in their professions
..a.hip for the soldiers, and one OF
y, Morton of Ohio) declared that
..hl;cans could not make the bill
tor him. 1t was admitted on
y. 81 the house during the discus
.s M. the sl4O,0OO,OOO carried by the
]. reusions would not cover the ex.
:.,,s. but as congress would be in
w Cannon said it would be easy
:. GOOD any deficiency that might
No important measures were con-
i BY the senate.
r.,ston Bills Passed.
!. house Friday passed the pension
..r;stion bill without amendment
,diourned until Monday. The amend
/. offered BY democrats to correct al
4 existing abuses were all ruled out
4, point Of order that they were new
Ehtion. As passed, the bill carries
sss9O. The debate covered wide
4, II touched not only the question
= pension policy, but that of civil
reform and the receipts and ex-
ures Of the treasury under the
E|y law. On the latter question Mr..
|sley made an important statement in
81 be expressed the opinion that the
.;pts would equal the expenditures be-
. the close of the present fiscal year
predicted q surplus of $lO,OOO,0OO
4 wear. The civil service law was saw
N attacked by several members, not
\ BY Mr.. Brown (rep.) of Ohio, and
Iinney (rep.) of North Carolina, and
! warmly defended by Mr.. johnson
p) Of Indiana.
Mondays Session.
llmost the entire session of the house
uday was consumed in adjusting a per-
Il dispute between Mr.. Hepburn OF
"a and Mr.. Norton of Ohio, which
" out Of a controversy that occurred
week during the debate on the pen.
/ bill. The point at issue was as to
ether certain word uttered by Mr.
ton, but which he afterward disclaim.
any intention of using, should appear
Tie permanent record. The house by
arty vote-l34 to l2l--sustained Mr.
pbun. Mr.. Bingham (rep.) reported
he house the executive, legislative and
ieial appropriation bill. Mr.. Cannon
irman Of the committee on appropria
n, secured unanimous consent for the
nge Of the deficiency bill, which, h
'ained, carried but three items -$5OOt
the construction Of a building at tn.
nj academy, $4,000 for payment o
temporary employees of the house ant
Ate and sl50,OOO for the payment g
age Of senator's and representatives.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17

sugar Crop for 1898.
satis;.s, Dec. lathe report of the
4 laos association on the sugar crop
Asstrn n gives Germany 1905, 600 tons,
iisSm.aungary $4,000 tons, and France
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
Gentle Hint.

Mrs. Citybred--Mercy! You don't
mean to say you stay here all winter3
l should think you'd die.
Mrs. Countrycousin-Oh. It isn't 30
bad. We are not at all troubled by
visitors from tOwn.-BOstOn Transcript
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
A Surprise Party.

"What's Mrs. Breezely In such . stew
abouty'
''She asked the pleasure Of Lieut..
Sticks company to tea. and he appeared
on the scene with forty Of his men."-
Detroit Free Press.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17

Paris, Dec l3.-M. Rehmler, judge din
struction. who had charge of the pan
American scandal investigation, has COM
m;tted suicide in sudden attack of in
sanity by throwing himself from a win
daW
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
ondikers From New Hampshire.

Portsmouth, N. H., Dec. IL. - The
schooner Concord sailed from this port
yesterday bound for Alaska with party
Of gold-seekers. Captain Mcleod, in
command, expects TO reach Alaska in
April, and will at once proceed to the
Klondike region.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
Your Chances.

The usual odds aid by an accident
company are 1000 to that you do not
die from an accident in a year.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17

not render a person liable to arrest for
b.ackmail.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17

Some people go without what they
want in order to get something they
don't want.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17
Oil Wells of JaDan.

Native and foreign investors now are
studying the oil wells OF JapalA The
Geld IL considered promising.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17

National banks first established in the
u aited States in 1916.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-17

Fine clothes do not make the woman,
but they sometimes break the husband
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-13
Sociedad de Educaci0n Popular

AnCche ante numerosa concurrencla uso de
Ia pala bra en- los bajos de la casa que ocupa el
Ateneo, nuestro ilustrsdo amigo ell sehor don
Jose Gordls. El auditorio le escuchaba con
verdadero interes, sin perder una sola palabra
de las que pronunciaba ell joven orador.
Hablo ell sefor Gordis del deber en- gene
raj; de los deberes que Sc realizan por purs
vanidad y de los que Sc cumplen sin pregonar-
los; de la conciencia como fuerza que gobierna
las pasioDes; de la honradez en- las acciones
humanas; de 10 diffcil que eeguir Ia senda
del deber de LIS obstaculos que sc presentan
para realizsr aquel; del valor moral que nece-
sita el hombre para cumplir en- ciertas ocasio-
con el deber, ein hacer case del que dSrd,a.
Disert6, deepues, nuestro amigo, acerca de
la Influenza del hombre honrado en- la sociedad,
aduciendo ejemplos historicos de hombres cuyo
recuerdo venera la humanidad, por haber eido
feles cumpidores de gu deber; hablo de la ne
cesidad de robustecer la voluntad, como base
del caracter individual; de que la adversidad
es la mejor escuela para aprender ell cumpli
mento del deber; de la necesidad que tiene ell
hombre de ser constante en- sus empresas para
procurar 81 triunfo.
Trat6 uego del deber que tiene ell hombre
dc trabajar, hacienda oonsideraciones references
d que todo 10 que digno de gozarse 6 de
poseerse, solo puede obteneree por ell placer del
trabsjo. Indic6, luego, la Influenza perniciosa
uo tOo ~ oCeOOo Uo O/oItC) 0Soe S0ACo Cau0oOoo Gil
la escuela de Ia vulgaridad, dispuestos siempre
q arrojar la piedra al canino para que alguien
caiga; anadi6 que era muy importante, en- ell
hombre, Ia sinceridad, en- frente de la mentira
tan generalizada hoy en- todas parties; trat6 de
la lnentira de palabra y de la mentira en- acci6n;
de la verdad del valor de la palabra de un
hombre honrado; de la sensible frecuencia con
que observa las classes obreras la fata de
verdadera formslidad en- sus tratos, expresando
conceptos, todos de carhoter general, Y elogian-
do el comportamiento de los obreros dc recono.
cida nobleza Ell su proceder. Habl6 de los
hombres que yen0en; del soborno, como ele-
| mento de inmoralidad social; de la necesidad
que tiene ell pueblo de ajustarse la prActica
del deber en- todos los pequehos problemas de
la vida diaria, para conseguir el mejoramientc
| la superioridad moral. Termin6 hacienda un
belo paralelo entire Ell hombre ilustrado e]
hombre bueno, manifestando que al hombre dc
talento se le admira; pero que al hombre juste
honrado Sc lie respeta; que los eruditos Sc
les aplaude los honrados Sc les imita.
| Esta fue, sfntesis, la leccion (podriamot
decir discurso) pronuuciada por ell senior Cor
dis, que mereci6 las alabanzas de cuantol
allf estabamos. Els indudable que la Sociedae
de Educoci6n Popular esta llenando una grar
mission en- la Capital de Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-13

su devotion. Ri pats cree que los polfticos
en- general son la causa de todos sus males.
poseldo de esta creencia, no puede tener f6 en-
los polfticos Por ESQ los oye como ouien owe
Hover.
San Sebastian Sc divierte. La afuencia de
forasteros es alf este aflo mayor que Ia ba aido
nunca La mayor parte de las familias aristo
cratlcas que acostumbran veran.ar en- las pla-.
yas francesas, huyendo este afio de la enormi-
dad de los cambios, Sc han quedado en- San Sc
bastlan sus lnmediaciones. Los peri6dicos
gulPuzcoanos no sc ocupan mas que de resehar
las contfruas festas con que IL ciudad donos
tiara obsequia los afortunados yeranean-
tes Las hay de todo genero: taurinas, piro-
tecnlcas, teatrales religiosas. Hace tres
o cuatro dfas sc lnauguro con gran solem.
nldad un nuevo Tempo & ditimos del mes
Sc lnaugurara otro, ell hermoso edifc;o o6-
tico que ha levantado en- el nnevo %a-
rrlo de Amora, que Sc dedica parro
qua del Buen Pastor. La famiia real asis-
tlra esta ceremonial como asistio Ia del otro
dfa, y con la real familia estarA Ia crema de Ia
sociedad veraneante.
La Real familia hace sllf la vida retirada
que acostumbra hacer todos los amos. Nj 81
qulera ha habido reception en- ell palacio de
M'ramar M ell dfa de Santa Cristina Toda la
Fiesta Sc reduj o un banuuete fntimo al oue
| W A''o oueoiluduos 1OS alGOS Iu0-
clonarios de la corte. La Reina baia la Con-
cha con sus hijos por la manana, dedica las
tardes casi siempre a dar paseos pie por ell
campo. Y por cierto que la otra tarde corrie-
ron las reaes personas ell peligro de una gran
desgraca. Paseaban a pie por un bosque cerca
| de Hermann, pueblo cercano San Sebastian,
cnando de repente oyeron una detonac On
de arma de fuego, disparada muy oerca ide
aquel lugar. No repuestos adn de la sor-
| presa, Sc oy6 otra detonaci6n mucho mas
| cerca, tanto que los perdigones pasaron muy
cerca y por encima de la Reina de sus
! hijos Ell caballerizo busc6 por entire la es
| pesura al autor de los disparos, y pronto did
con el. Era un muchacbc que, NAL aveni 10 con
las 1ltimas disposciones del seilor Linares Ri
| vas sobre la matera, detlicaha q la caza fur
tiva de pajaros, no Sc habfa apercibido de la
presencia en- aquel sitio de min guna persona
| FL muchacbo no sufrio mas castigo que ell gran
susie que Sc llevo cuando supo la calidad de
las personals quienes su imprudencia habfa
pueeto en- peligro de un dafo grave.
| Han fallecido en- San Fernando, ,el capitan
| general del departsmento de Cadiz, senior Ca.
| rranza; en- Madrid la virtuosa sefora marquesa
de Bedmsr; Ell Lourdes, Gonde habfa lido
cu1nplir un voto, ell afamado popular meteo-
| r6logo sei1or Noherlesoom.
URBANUS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-13
!nli.oo DO GoDernacI0n

,osi cr3on trae'auanclo & don Miguel Ca
j.a-, !: Is plaza te ofcisl 4. G de la admins
tt4ul1E loo.s,. -lJen nombranoo ohcial 3. .
~ L. ,>,.4nna i don Francisco Fuentes. .- ldem
iacgn !dom idem con Francisco sabat.-lIem
iGem ohciai 8. 9 de la tsecretayfa del Goblerno
Genc1ol don Joaquin Roias.--Idem idem
idem 20 dc la administration Local don
Bas Sienk.-ldcm idem L. de la ideln don
3e'1ro Cabanijlas. ldem itlom idem 3. de la
Delegs cdn Regional de Ponce Il don Luis Re-.
merY.-~Idem dern idem !. o. Secretario de la
Delegation lie San Juan q don Pedro Veiasco.
laem trdaiadapdo a Ia plaza Dc Jefe Gle Nego-
ciado dc 9. '' clase de Il, Seccion de admipis-
TRACTION Local i don Anecto Cahalero. 1dem
jdau idem la deln de idcm de L.. de la
iv'en itan Il don Jcs6 Roig.--1dem 4 Ia idem
de Official 4. Q &c la icer4 i0enl don JESUS Ma
lfa MoroDo. Iacm concediendo honores de
jofe Supeio: &c Administration iibre de gastos
. don lyudancio Gpaaa!fs jsfa. .- Idetn nom =
brando Jefe Superior de Administration, Sc
ssrctaGio del Gobicyno General 4 don Tomas
Alonso Zavaa-- iaem djsponiendo que para
ios gHatOs que pue@.a ocasionar la formation dc
Ctnso se obseryco las disposiciones dictadss en-
casos an&logos. Icaslado dc Fomento remi-
lielilo Jocumentoe relativos al censo ae pobla-
cion de eata Isla.- Idem co1codiendo pasaj je de
gracia /. toiIa Luaa Walls. Idem nornbrando
Gated ltico iu1crino del Institute &c 9. S En-.
AeIanza de e.ta lsa don Pedro Ii. Gonzalez.
--Idem conCcdienao seis mo2es de lcencia al
sobgestante de Obgss pdblioas don Lucio Do
mpgoez.--- lAem disponiendo Sc considere al
Iugenicro /. . don Jose Maria Sanz en- condi.
clones de poder ger nomorado lngeniere Jefe
de 2. 6 ciase en- Uitramar. r.--ldem concediendc
i1duto Jose Mercedes Leon.--Idem aproban.
do &nticpo de lcencia concedido al Pbro. don
Antonio Izu.-~Idem nombrando Escribano dc
Utuado a don Carlos Buitrsgo o--Idem nom
byando Gobernador General de Fernando Poe
d don Joae Rodriguez de Vera. a.--Idem nom
brando Inspector de todos los servcios de CO.
municaciones de esta isla don Julian Qoircga
Idem nombrando a don Fray Toribio Minguela
Obispo de SjgiienZa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-13

Segan 10 anunciamos, hizo snoche su de-
but la Companfa <Aurora Infantil, del como.
cido primer actor don Jose A. Jimenez. con la
popular production de Chapf Gel Rey que ra-
bio.2
Justo es eonsignar con franqueza que todos
los juicios elogios que Sc han tributado q la
troupe infantil, son verdaderos justos, pudien'
dose asegurar que algunos de los actores son
verdaderos artistas. Els lastima que ell exceei.
vo calor haya conspirado contra ell exito peou'
mario de la Empresa.
Ell desempeflo de la obra, hacienda mereci'
da justicia, fue un exito franco y lisonjero-de
una manera tan apropiado complete que sor-
prende verdaderamente la aeguridad con que Sc
producer los niilos en- la escena. Els una ver'
dadera monada. Los coros admirables, per.
fectamente ensayados; hay en- ellos un con-
junto de voces agrables que producer efectos
gratfsimos.
E entusiasmado auditorio premi6 con JUS
tos aplausos los artistas, mereciendo los ho-
nores de la repetici6n, la preciosa romanza de
tenor del tercer aeto cantada por ell niho Jose
Jimenez y los coros de los doctores segadoras.
Para ell sabado pr6ximo anuncia la zar-
zuela en- tres actos Gel Hdsar,, con maniobras
militares grandes decoraciones. Sera un
verdadero acontecimiento teatral.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-13

traido oartas de importantes person ales De Ma
drid, felicitandole por su oorreota conducta OBJ
servada en- ell penal de Ceuta.
Ha wanda Sc permuta por otra, una Estan-
w 'o''~S cia en- <Hato Rey> compuesta de
3s cuerdas, sembradas en- su mayor parte de
yerba guinea, platanos cafe de nueva planta-
ci6n; ademas muchos Arboles frutales, casa de
vivienda, cochera, un ranch6n para caballeriza
y casa de peon en- la misma. 1nformaran fren.
te la Estancia del seilor Pedro Esquide. Is 9
~. Sc encuentran esta capital los apre-
ciables sehores don Heraclio Rivera, alcalde
de Morovis, ell sefior don Manuel Morales,
propietaro de aquella localidad. ReiterAmosles
nuestras palabras de bienvenida.
~. Ha falleoido en- Ponce la estimable
sehora dofa Amelia Fortier de Santiago. Des-
canse en- paz.
;;0ioII Aviso al pdblico, y en- particular
lOJo'' mi clientela, que por circuntanclas
construir reparar toda clase de carruajes,
que tenia establecido en- Puerta de TERRA,
hube de venderlo. Pero no obstante, 81 alguien
desea utilizar domicilio fuera de Ell, mis-
servicios profesionales, puede solicitarme en-
Puerta de Tierra 8 en- la Marina, calle nueva
donde estoy sus 6rdenes.
l5-9 Jose Pillar Miyonda.
~ Dice un peri6dico que en- Barcelona
han sido presos varios conocidos snarquistas
Estos han protestado del aseeinato del senior
Canovas del Castillo. En- Zumanaga tambi6n
ha sido preso un individuo de quien Sc sospe
cha sea c6mplice de Angliolino. Ell partidc
conservador propone erigir un gran monu
mento en- honor del sefor Canovas. ell seho1
Silvela propone que file en- ell salon de-
Copgreso un medallion con Ell nombre del illus
tire estadista.
wABASTO PUBLICO.-La carne ds
res, Sc expendera manana en- esta capital IS
centavos ell klO.
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Bien al pdblico.

Desde ell dia l2 del mes en- curse empeza-
ra 4 hacer viajes entire esta capital Ponce
lfnea trisemanal de coches, que saLdra haya
no pasajeros los das fijados, a las de la mana
ma, esta forma:
DE LA CAPITAL, lunes, microbes
viernes las de la ma1lana.
De Ponce, martes, jueves y sabado d la
misma hora.
PRECIOS POR ASIENTO: DE la Ca
pital 4 Caguas, So. .5O.-De Caguas & Cayey,
So. - De Cayey a Aibonito, 50. De Aibonito
Coamo, 50. De Coamo Ponce, 50. 5O.-Via-
je de la Capital q Ponce $1l. Sc puede regre,
sar con Ell mismo itinerario por iguales precios.
AGENCIAS: Capital, don Santos Filippi.
Ponce, en- Los P'ecios FHjos.-En los demas
pueblos deben entenderse los senores pasajeros
con los conductores de los coches.
NOTA. --Cada pasajero solo podra llevar
10 kilos de equipaje. La empresa heta coches
directos precios conveneionales.
45-28 zBECERRA SANTORI
ilHur2e9n Por Ricardo Toro soler. LIE
''"' ooa"' yenda puertorriquena laureada en-
ell Certamen literario celebrado por la Prensa de
Ponce ell l2 de Dicembre de 1896. Esta de
venta SO centavos en- los puntos siguientes
Capital, Liberia de don Bernardido San jurjo.
Ponce, Liberia de don Olimpio Otero.-
Mayagiiez, Libreria de don Leandro Montalvo.
-Coamo, Imprenta de don Lucas r. Irizarri.
-Yauco, En- casa de don Manuel de J. del
Toro. Cabo- Rojo, ell Autor. Ga