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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
THE NEWS OF THE STORES
nrp1NG AND EXTRAoRDlNAHi
ARRAY OF BEAUTIFUL EAsiN
NOVELTIES.

..,r PATTERNS OF DRESS FAsRicS'
..r,uon-NAprs" EXQUISITE
AND FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN
rHE-sUMMER
>.o,,u or,o,r,v selected April to DC her ,aVori'e
N"tu'o No ,.ios and openings, al Ieas' IN these
month io' 10 Eosbion. who claims common sex
latituoes. AZ ..novs the example by budding out
with Nature III The foliage she has designed
a. soo,ed followers may DC ioui'u DIS ionows'
Io' ne - Gowns and imported wraps al Loro d
do,nty frocks and millinery Tor the little
IaFior > I'D constable Co.'S; imported CO.'S
ioKs a. ..'orv occasion at Stern Bros; exclusive
TUNES io' the opening of Louise & Co. next Tues
ni'iN"e mil assortment of spring footgear will be
cay Alexanders new shoe emporium on
snow" Vorner & CO. have some exquisite new
Co. hight. dainty furniture for summer use
p'eoes a Co are deliehting the admirers of things
n".,., by an exposition of inlaid furniture and
aoore rugs Nine. Theresa is delightng her
.rons with bicycle and festive costumes. and the
,,,arcbants' Cloak and Suit Company making a
snec,alty OF their SIS tailor-made suits
AT LOUISE & CO.'S. NO. 2e4 FIFTH-AvE
Onen,ng day at Louise & Co.'S is date OF more
than passing interest to Gotham's DANES for It
suypests visions of bonnets and hats that are
dreams of beauty in themselves-creatons that are
this firms and never found elsewhere. though
often initiated. Next Tuesday this recherche estab-
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PPESBYTERIAN WOMEN ACT.
TIME PREJUDICE AGAINST WOMEN
SPEAKING In PUBLIC.

The Athers Club has not yet reached its second
birthday but is already taking rank with its older
sisters In progressive and intellectual! effort The
club was formed in accordance with suggestion
of the Rev Joseph II. Kerr, the pastor OF the
Fourth Presby terrain Church. While the primary
object self-improvement among the women OF
the congregation 1t also aims TO extirpate the old
time Presby prejudice against public speak
ing of women. The scholarly papers and able dis
cushions of this club prove that It's members
Joy the emancipation from restrictive edcts and
are quite in touch with the advanced thought of
tho day.
The programme for the season about closing COW
cred the wide field OF German music and literature
of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The
German composers were divided into two classes
of six each Those of the first half were regarded
as the six giants In music-Bach, Handel, Gluck,
Haydn Mozart and Beethoven while the SIX lesser
lights were Schubert Won Weber Meyerpeer' Men,
dessohn. Schumann and Wagner
While something told OF the genius ana ac-
complishments OF each composer MS methods
were illustrated by his own music. AT the same
tina tho mos, noted contemporaneous German
uriter was studied from his standpoint. such
ressinp Herder. Wieland, Schiller Goethe, Jean
PAM Richter and Heinrich Heine. Yesterday was
tho eleventh meeting Of the season. and Schu-
manns music was given, and Jean Paul Richter.
,he German humorist was the subject Of the liter
or,, nort,on of the exercises The paper dealt with
his struggle with poverty. his musical az well as
literary genius his marriage and the popularity Of
his writings.
4 paper was also read upon "A Comparison Be
tween the Herones of the German Classics and
the Then Living Types" which included such
names Maria theresa queen Louise OF PRUSSIA,
and Angelica Kaufman
The first annual dinner held by this club proved
n great success one hundred and seventy five
people enjoyed not only "a feast of good things in
a temporal sense but in the intellectual also,
wherein the proved themselves on an
equality of privilege and merit with the men.
Mrs Mary Dane Hall president OF Sorosis. re-
sponded to the toast, Our Brother Man." and Mrs.
Stanleyetta Titus Werner. the well-known lawyer.
was especially eloquent In her response to THE
Future OF Athene." DR. Anna y. Gilbraith Is presi-
dent OF Athene and Mrs John Mccullough. or the
Advisory Board, is one of It's most active members.
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THEY W1NT MORE MONEY.

good many people have been critcising the
Woman's Exchange. No. y East Thirte'h-st'' Tor
trying 10 raise money to secure new nome a. Il
.,.,a n,he, that commodity Is 80 scarce, but Mrs.
william G.. Choate the president. says that II such
nersons would only reflect little they would see
that this is an additional reason for pushing the
work. II is when times are hard that women who
never felt the pinch of poverty before are most
likely TO be suddenly thrown on their own re-
sources and when wives feel the necessity or help
ing their husbands and daughters decide that they
can n longer consent to being burden upon tneir
familes II Is in hard times therefore. that the
Exchange L. most needed. and Mrs. Choats Seese
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srortest ana altogether most "chic' gown Of the
season.
Another novelty in the way OF q wrap Is made OF
light tan cloth in French Zouave STYLE with
closely fitting bodice part and cape sleeves me
entire garment Is fancifully braided around the
edges and IS further adorned by narrow ruchlhg
of tan and blue shaded silk. Still another wrap
made In this same style Is Of black brocade SILK,
the bodice being laid in three wide pleats covered
with Jet passementerie while the cape sleeves are
hidden nv a deep founce Of fine black lace.
BLACK and white--the greatest rage of the Paris
ian hour-compose the beautiful wrap and hat
sketched at Lord & Taylor's. The cape is made OF
silk in fine stripes OF black and white. and Is
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high-art Oriental furniture. including naid lnuia
and Iacouered tabourettes, japanese hand-carved
cabinets and lacquered jewel cases all at materi-
ally reduced prices.
Most reasonable, too, is a sale OF Jardinieres III
all sizes and In exceptionally fine specimens OF
hne and white Satsuma Tokanabi, Dorayaki ana
With appropriate forethought Vantlne 90;
have q arranged for a simultaneous special sale OF
dainty floor coverings in jute rugs ana japanese
hiue and white pink and white anc gold ana white;
The second floor makes It's onering OF sPeclaiis
IN Tho vray OF 300 pieces OF japanese black silks
including This FIRMS famous waterproof SILK Inc
nrIces range from 30 cents TO 10 cents yard, the
REDUCTION In each case being considerable
ATw F.. HARDING's. NO. 80 WEST TWENTY
THIRD STREET.
have been asked many times this week where 10
bava feathers curled, and found genuine pleasure
In directing my questioners to w. f. Hardings' NO
N West Twenty-third-st and No pa SlXth-aVe.
Feathers and plumes look as II they had never been
worn when YOU have them curled ut this estaD-
I,shment and the beauty Of 1t is that you can nave
tbis delightful transformation effected while you
wait And while you are waiting you can arrange
for having your sun pleatng ana pinking done, tor
this house makes a speciality of this kind OF work.
and does beautiful pleatings from ono Inch to one
hundred inches I'm depth. Feathers can be Deduti,
fully dyed at this place and you can nave your oiu
sraws so artistically done over no one put yourse
and those who accomplished 1t VIII ever KNOW 'hchi
from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
MARY FRENCH FIELD.
SHE PAYS VISIT TO THE TRIBUNE AMI
GIVES HER OPINION OF NEWS
PAPER PEOPLE.

GIVES HER OPINION OF NEWS
PAPER PEOPLE.
bright. wnsome face, a frank. natural eH-
PRESTON a sweet, gay young voice-ai theSe "
long to Mary French Field, who, as she came INTO
The Tribune Woman's Department FRIDAY AFTER
noon seemed like nothing so much as an EDITION
de luxe Of her father.
II love newspaper people" she said with chai"'-
ing tact "you know | brought up on the
press. and always find newspaper people deiigh'
fuI How do | like New-York? Oh, 1t Is lovely
Every one has been so kind TO me- and found IL
easy to read before New-York audiences; they were
So sympathetic am coming back early III May
to read In Brooklyn"
Where do you go now|'
"After read in Yonkers Saturday night 20 10
Syracuse and give two readings there on Monday
Then I go to Rochester and read there Ihursoay'
April g."
"Do YOU like to read?' she was asked
"Indeed do" she answered quickly Il love IL
better than anything! don't believe wouio 10
II IL did not. You know am perfectly oeVo'eu
TO children anyway, and enjoy reaoihs aooo'
them. ,,,,a
ooh, bv.the-way. here is picture Of my little
babv sister She was three years old last oa'uruaS'
and nv baby brother was four on the same ua''
pora used TO say mamma so economical she
would not even afford separate birthdays Tor the
two little ones"' 49,. ,s
Miss Field broke into an infectious laugh anu
nassed round the really charming pnoto OF 'h'
babv girl with her little face framed IN wiue
picturesque hat and an unmistakable Resemblance
to her father
There are five OF us. you know, and myseii anu
this baby sister are the beginning and END OF the
group Ny oldest brother is eighteen-he VIII De
ready for college In June. Then my other orotiei
Is fifteen Mamma is with me here and II Is nine
weeks since we the children and we are d" :
fully homosick for them" .n
'Woud you rather live In Chicago IMAM L.,
Well should think so. You KNOW she suueu,
brightly, "you never going 10 get Sh.cdeo
person to tell a NewYork person ne Wouid I ,
live anywhere else than Chicago! since pesaI
my readings | have been to many OF the larseI
cities ir the South East and West, but dear O,u
Chicago is the best of them all-or course iouI
home is always that. / shall read twenty times
during April. go to Philadelphia brattiepoi ~, ~,
Mass Boston and Cambridge. | ENJOY reaulhs III
the university townsville boys are so nice. We
been having Jolly good time In Philadelphia
shall go back there tomorrow night. ,,,
Miss Fields easy, sunny ways are eNcec..ihs ,
attractive and her thoroughly unspoiled unaitectea
| "camaraderie" is certainly charming. she Is un-
usually tall and has a slender. wilowy lsure tnas
Il graceful and girsh There Is no question OF her
! making friends wherever she goes.
~ wish | could make you know how appreclat e
| the lovely things You NewYork newspaper people
have said about me-" she said sweetly, as she rose
| 70 90 Il am coming TO you again ana prlnS
J my mother with She is beautiful mother'
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sure that II the public only understood how much
II is needed and what a boon 1t has been 10 those
IL has been able to ssst the money necessary Tor
the purchase of the Berkeley Lyceum Building
would be subscribed Immediately Contributions
hays already been received from George + Baker
and William L. Lawrence, who gave $500 each;
from A. S Heidebach and James Speyer, who gave
800 each and from several others who have given
sums of $1,000 $4,000 having been subscribed In all
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FOR THE MORNINGSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH.

An enjoyable concert will be given on the even
Ing OF April 8 In the Y NJ. c. A. Hall. No. One
hundred "A nd twenty II is for the benefit
OF the Morningside Baptist Church, at No 2s
West One hundr ed -sixteenth-st. The following
artists will take part in the programme: Miss
Laura Christine Blackwell. young soprano popu'
lar in concert, and whose Scotch songs are sung
as only a Scotch girl can sing them; Mrs Viola
Pratt Gillette con,ral,o: Theodore Bjorksten, the
Swedish tenor: Mr. MacMurray. Herbert wilmer
snoon concert and oratorio singer; DIT Nice the
Polish yiolinist and Warren q. Richards. I'M
personator
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With an oddly shaped collar of grass linen en-,
broidered with blue and tan cords and stitched
with steel tinsel; Encrcng the throat is faring
collar of shaded rose taffeta forming a lining to
outside collar of the embroidered linen. These
two collars in turn finished with n folded
black satin stock collar adorned at the front with
necktie bow of cream crepe. The sleeves are
trimmed with cuff of foulard and an inside
faring cuff of rose taffeta, edged with cream
crepe
AT LORD & TAYLOR'S, BROADWAY AND
TWENTIETH-ST.
The tailors to have It all their own way this
season. We are bowling at the feet of the adorable
goddess Simplicity, and at the Same time inconse-
quenty insisting that she shall BIO as elaborate as
possible The plainest of stuffs are selected by the
tailor who then proceeds TO deck them In the
most intricate designs OF braiding and cording,
and this is work which must be done by the tailor
and the expert at that. Cheap limitations of such
styles at all.
Among the many recent triumphs of LORD d
Taylors costume department is a short jacket OF
white n,oire antique. deliberately braided with
black 1t s lined throughout with black satin, Is
trimmed with black velvet cuffs and collar. and
when with black MORO skirt completes the
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Nine, Theresa,
"a WEST 23D-sT.. ROOM ~. \. W
between stern Bros. and James McCreery'A
Take elevator.

Take elevator.
DESIGNER OF ROBES FOR ALI. PURPOSES.
EyoIIsITEIY FITTING DINNER. BALI. AND STREET
GOWNS GARDEN PARTY AND
BICYCLE COSTUMES.
CHIFFON COLI.ARETTES AND FANCY STOCK COLI
LARS. FANCY WAISTS. BoLERoS. GRACEFUL
SKIRTS AND SLEEVES.
ALSO MAKES A SPECIALITY OF ORGANIZE AND ALI.
SUMMER FABRICS.
VERY MODIsH DRESSMAklNG FOR MISSES AND
CHILDREN. ORIGINAL DESIGNING A Special
FEATURE PENCIL. SKETCHES MADE OF AMI
syyLE OR COMBINATION OF STYLES pEsIR1R M
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rrr HATS AND FROcKs STRETCHED ARNOLD CONSTABIEs

tress indeed. To no better advantage Is her In
dlvidual style seen than in the airy chiffon col
aretes dainty cotton frocks for garden tetes, and
the neat appropriate bicycle suits, all of which
arc speciality Of the season.
AT THE MERCHANTS CLOAK AND SUIT
COMPANY'S, NO. CLINTON PLACE
(EIGHTH-sT).
The average woman who Is the possessor OF but
n modest dress allowance can. by choosing as her
talors the Merchants Cloak and Suit Company.
have two new gowns for one. for this firms prices
are marked by extreme moderation. while they
represent only such suits and costumes as arc
built in the latest fashion The speciality OF this
Innings furnished for sl5 And should You be scep-
teal on the point OF cut material and style, visit
M @ clinton Place Just four doors west OF Broad
Uav and examine the models and material there
view.
AT r. J. HORNER & CO.'S. WEST TWENTY
rHIRD-ST.
All of the advantages that go with immense.
,,or,od and artistic assortment gained by pur-
chase n, Horner g. Co.'S, where unlimited capital
and rare talent In designing have produced one Of
the largest stocks Of furniture in the world. With
room after room and floor after floor devoted ex-
clrsiveIv 10 ono character Of house furnishings
a bedroom floor a dning-room floor parlor floor
eto-some Idea OF the magnitude Of this establish
ment can be gained. And the advantage OF great
variety Is at no time more appreciated than In the
selection OF house fittings
Nessrs. Horner g. Co. do not deal In cheap fur
n,t,re although they have II at low prices. ior all
that and ranging inward to tho most sxpens've
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and want her to meet you" And then she was
gone ,,. .,. 49,
AS every one settled down to the desks again tne
office seemed brighter, II a breath OF SPRING
time sweetness had blown softly through IT,
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GOOD LOOKS.
HOW EVERY ONE CAN BE MADE GOOD
LOOKING.

PAINLESS PLASTIC SURGERY REMOVES
WRINKLES AND ALL KINDS OF
SKIN AND FACIAL BLEMISHES
If you have a brth-mark on your face or Dody
John II. Woodbury. take II all off-no ques-
ton about that. for you can see with your two
eyes it's gone-aDd he can do it so skilfuliy that
in a few weeks you'll be unable to find the spot
where It was. No faith Is necessary TO get your
nose Strengthened, for 1t is accomplished whik
you look right at the operation.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sVha sA,saas'
GRAN DEPOS|TO De CAL LzADO
Y EFECTOS DE PELbTERlA
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOCHA, 6, PONCE

En- este autiguo establecimiento Sc acaba
de recibir un surtido de calzado de todss
classes de las mas caprichosas formas, para
cabalieros, senoras y Limos, que Sc detellan
precios SIN COMPETEnCIA. I'm materlales
para zapateros e. complete ell surtido to-
dos los .efectos de primera calidad. Tam
bien Sc han recibidos driles asalgodos, pa
rellas paque, baules de distintos tamal1os
Y preclos, maletas para viaje, creas de hilo
snpericres, fraIelas oIdfna1ias, alralgata-
de lntinida de classes y precios, hnislma,
pie dc Iueia etc, etc. Importation directa.
Ventss al por MAYOR y al DETAIL.
Ponce, Noviembre 10 de 1896. v. s..
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ELECTR|C|STA AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estadea- Unidos con una
extenaa fac1uIa dc IlmDres, botones, bate
rlas, aiamDres y demas accessories, cfrece de
.u.su aus atlsll4oe pala inote.acioles Iie>
.clcss todas clases, J para niquelar objetos
.1or nis,sllu dc la ele1I:,F@1a1.
Ponce, u G.e Nbre de 1895.
(Clistina ~ LUIS SALAzAR.
Nota Sc faciiitsn prasu pisestos para pain
ias eiaItrlcas. " s.
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Sc ve,sde cas-; .sstad de ~ val0r, ss,sa nd
assi,sa srits4radora de piedra nsessssda para ca
=eseras, con 81 caldera y defHds p6esos, -
ssxy ven estatlo y ~ nsa<ssness as repNcsto
Eiqxe Ia i,ssesese pseds dssigsrse dos Ro
GY0f0RS,
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Roberto Graham

fabrioante de despolpadoras de CATS d.
los sissernas Rollo y Disco, como tambis'
;ed2zos, Tahonas, Rusdas hldraulicas, ID.
lacates, Secaderss taas c.sss de naquina
rla para esfa, riesr yerba, dasgranar naai
sss., etc. Hero, eobre = bronse &C bzzra
olanchas y sundido.
Ffasnsa info-ues. Jpn'o de 8a6.
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coMPRlNID0S De vlcnY De FfDlL
Especlfico Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

~Con este especf6co desapareoen los barros
y la picszon que producer las erupciones en-
el cuerpo. Es el verdadero "qulta- dolor. -
Sc usa en- friccicnes J Sc aplica en- cchs ia
casos distintos.
Vendese on Juana- Diaz--barrio de Hato
puerto casa del Inventor soiamente.
Unico deposito en- la isla. En- Ponce, ca
sa de don jose SalvatelIa Isabel, esquina d
Mayor casa del inventor Juana Dfaz, Ha
to Puerco.
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Ell DEPURATIVO RUSO MALAKOFF


hereno ola per
q Q las q
aero
u
ovd
onal,e 81
e
smujee
Tmblen tenidc
lie
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COMO PUEDE ShvARsf LA HUMAADAD De TAI AzOIE D p

IUMU PUtDt SALVARH LA HUMANDAD De TAIL AlOTE PAGA
epotaoos de
l @ una lama ess
Sc edetina
oen Ia sufs,
ono tooa u
d
La SS
en
Aun
Dh lama
a
pdbnoo a4a
MAKOFF
l.
DO cur
RkUAA1IeMO
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En- esta imprenta Sc
hacen toda clase de ira
bajos por dificiles que sean
y a precios m6dicos.
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
III G GENIxRO
Ponce, Essyto-RSco

Hapresentants de los se0ores MAnlos.
a1liot q c., ingenieros manufacturers }
.spsc.Ai.stas On todA ciAse 90 mAqnanari1A
SAza naeisndas do eana J u fabzisasi6n q
<xEcAx.
rsdxnss infosnes, Ju1sc 1Ec3.
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Dlar1o liberal autonom1ata
Sc vende

I'm coche de dos asientos, nuevo un pis-
no vertical, en- magnifco estado.
Informara don Miguel Cova Atoeha pro
longacion No1te. Abfil q ce18S7-1m.
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Mr.. CHARLES BUCHET, director de ia
'.Farmacia Central de Francia", Paris,
ce1titica
"Que habiendo analizado el aqua de Flo
rida preparada por el Lcdo. D. A. Oervoni,
Arroyo, Puerto Rico, resulta contener un
cinco por ciento de aceites esenciales paros
comprob bados pordlversos procedlmientos.
Ademas los examenes cualltatiVos de las
esencias muestran que son de muy bnena
calidad."
Ri certifcado original de este analisis SO
halla en- poder de Ia administration de LA
DEMooRACIA, que puede enseiarlo quien
10 desee. Demuestra por 10 taAto este re-
sultado obtenldo por el laboratorlo del mejo1
esta ableclmiento tarmaceutico de Francla,
que ecepclon del Aqua Florida Murray y
Lamman, no hay otra despues dc La uues-
ira que contenga iguai oantidad de esen-
clas. Esto unlu9 al hIaltaoIslmo prtclC s
que se vende hoy este a1Licuio en- Ia lsla, hs
CO que nuestra Aqua Florida morezca pre-
ferencia que SO le Va reeonoclendo an tod.
eI pals.
ssaraSissdassao nezyn Laxedvn ds NcaS
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CERVANTES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLICACIONEk

Nsta sssa admite suscripciones tod.
slase dc obras por entregas, , tambien /
peri6dicos uustrxdos y de modAs, sncargxn-
dose iguAlnaente de eomisiones pextenec;en-
res al raoo; , Do completAr euAlesquie.a
ooras que - haiiAren truneAs; pudiendo los
.snores que sc sneusntrsn en- diaho eAso,
<asax una uota del ulusso snAosrno que
-apiersn re0ibido.
E-tss los psxi6dlcos laatrsdo. qu sss,
oensf. zspA.ts, hgnrA.
LA ILLUSTRATION ARTisTICA
aus por ID hs.isxs de sus graDados los mo
sorss que saien as barcelona, 10 ssleoto O.
Aas tsxros'y los x~salnsos regalos qre Ca
"A trss Tspartos naSs, es 81 peri6dloo d.
-@syo1 sxSuisvion sn kapxdA = Am6Yics
.&LlnA. xAl.olsn aszA0A us aCvoxtu que
LA ILUETRACION ARY1STICA
/ ~ AssMpAnadA do
Ell SALON Dc LA MODA
rsEiodieo CUE goxa fAua entire las fanaiiis.
! Rocissss.
| FTosle, HsAaMos Ca.
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lmpOrtante

Don JESUS Abalo don Ramon Crespo
ofrocen pastos muy Duenos, Gu oalinas, 1cI
cercados esptclai>s agnas abundantes.
sil dispIta son los meJcres dc tlcho pue-
bio, J en cunolc.ones especlaies para I'll ce-
sal tolto uei ganado.
1.da persona que Qulera enviar ganado,
pnede ulrigirlo los sef1ores AbalO Urespo.
Salines,
Precio:- Una ca beza de ganado. 81 mi.
Ponce, Enero Z de 1897. N d
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MOdO de u8arlO

;manau
Es suoehe; Cpa a cada
Lordon New Yok
Rice.
Mayau C. Feder 0 Bssora
' - Enero1e de189 '. p
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en- oensioao
parsdo de eievad temperatures nfea
ccndicione hbres eros'o" COM
bust6n ccpcn n4neaa asle huao NAL o7or.
p'tfsfbe euaiesqueIs
pmdcres las yenas de peo son mas
ne q x
Ag generates M Ses Sobrinos de Ezqqlaga
Fortaeza Juan Puerto Rico Ponce Sres Fel1cl
Costa & Or
Msyo 3 dc 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-14
I'LL DlARIO DIR COAMO

Este coche saldra desde hoy diaria-
mente las cinco de la manana de
Coamo, y retornara & las tres de la
tarde de Ponce.
PRECIOS DE PASAJES
De Ooamo Ponce vice versa 1,5O
- Juana Diaz s. 100
. Jaana- Diaz Ponce :. O.5O
" OOto- Laurel q Ponce s. O.4O
Sc venden pasajes de ida vuelta
:, Coamo Ponce valederos para el
mismo d(a 8 S ESQ.
Agente en- Ponce don Francisco
Alslna, Cafe La Poacesaa, calle de la
Marina.-En Coamo, don Ramon
AguiId.-En Juana Diaz, don Jose
PUG Moreli, Hotel Versailles. EN-
Coto Laurel, establecimiento de don
francisco Martin.
Coamo, Novbre. 6 de 1896. 3m. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-14
las cuales estan registradas -certihcadas

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