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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08
SUPERIOR COURT,
Before Judge Bonney.

The Decem Der term opened yesterday
morning with the same jury in atten-
dance that served at the November term
Ihe frst case taken up was Mary j.
Woodside against Roland A. Kent. On
SUNDAY forenoon, April II, 1896, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodside were on their way home
from church. When near Fort Allen
Park, on the Eastern Promenade, they
saw a horse being driven by the defen
daut, evidently afraid of an approaching
electric car, and driven very fast. In
stead of turning off to side street defen-
dant urged the horse towards the car. The
next the plaintiff saw was the horse
kicked himself clear of the carriage and
ran directly towards her, knocked her
down and jumped over her. 1t injured
the deloid muscle, broke its attachment
to the bone of the right arm, so that after
this lapse Of time she is unable to put her
hand to her head.
The defendant acknowledges that he
had spirited horse, colt not quite four
years old, and that he got frightened
at the electric car. But he had purchased
the colt only the day before and was told
by the seller that he was steady and with
out tricks. He had some trouble with
him earlier ON that morning, but that
was on account of his putting binders
on him when he had always been driven
in an open bride. He claims that he was
not careless orEnegligent in driving the
colt upon the street at this time, and that
the fright of the colt and his escape
from his control was something he could
not prevent and therefore a pure accident
for which he is in no way legally respon-
sible. He deLied} that he was driving the
horse at rapid gait or that ne urged
him toward the car. On tho contrary he
said he turned him round Immediately
upon seeing the approaching car.
The plaintiffs sues for $500 damages.
The arguments are closed and Judge
Bonney will charge the jury in the morn
ing.
Benjamin Thompson for plaintiff.
E. Il. Thompson for the defendant.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08
WOMEN'S MAINE INDIAN ASSOCI.
ALTON

At the monthly meeting of the Wom-
ems Maine Indian association held yester-
day afternoon at Free street church YES
try, Mrs. Myra e. Frye, the president, in
the chair, it was reported that two bar
rels of clothing material, also pillow, cul-
tiyator and garden implements, the gift
of Mr.. j. j. Frye, and an axe and wood
saw, presented by several gentlemen, had
been sent to the missionaries in Okla
homa territory. Letters were read and
plans discussed for increasing the interest
in the work.
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SOUTH PORTLAND.

The old mill pond in Knightyille which
has been carefully prepared and flooded
by the Cape electric road management, in
q few days will be ready to furnish skat-
ing for the crowds which will patronize
it this winter. The skating area is to be
lighted by nine electric lights which are
now being put up.
Mcdonald Brothers of Portland and
Mr.. Harry Hartford of South Portland
are compiling residential and business
directory of the entire town of South
Portland which will be published during
january.
The members of the South Portland
polo team have received their new suits.
They are jersey suits with the letters >.
P" worked in white On the fronts. They
sticks and a breast protector for the goal
tender. The boys are now fitted out better
than any of the other teams in the league.
Workmen are engaged in putting in q
cinder sidewalk on West High street This
is one of series of similar walks that are
to be built through the town.
The Universalist fair will be held
Thursday and Friday evenings, December
and 10 and on the following Saturday
afternoon. If the weather should be
stormy either on Thursday or Friday, the
fair will be held through Saturday eve
ming. There will be several booths, with
tables for fancy articles, cake and cream,
candy, handkercbiefs, dolls, hot house
flowers, etc. The South Portland or
chestra will furnish music each evening
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ST. PAUL'S PARISH.

The annual meeting of ST PauPs parish
took place Monday evening in the par
ish house. The treasurer's report was
reaG and showed all bills paid. The fol-
lowing officers were elected Senior war
den. Joseph Dow; junior warden, Frank
lin Robinson; clerk, Alexander McCarte
treasurer, j. T. Johnston, and the ves-
trymen elected were: Harold Randall,
W. L. Gill, Edwin Battey, James Wilkin-
son, E. B. Lockwood, Charles Barbour
and J. w. Harper.
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ORGANIZATION OF CLASS OF 1900.

The class of 1900, Portland High
School, held it's first annual meeting in
the lecture room of the High School
building December 3, and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: J..
Louis Jordan president; Miss Inez Perry,
president; William Brewer, second
vice-president; Miss Florence Cutler,
third vice president; Walter Ross, fourth
vice president; Miss Madges True, secre-
tary; Roscoe Holt, treasurer; Miss Mum
son, Miss Sinkinson, Mr.. Bunker, Mr..
Powers, Miss Woodbury. and Miss Faby-
an, the executive committee.
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PORTLAND ATHLETIC CLUB.

A team bowling tournament is to begin
evening, December 18th. Any member
of the club desiring to roll, is requested
to hand his namo to the committee on or
before Friday, December 10th. and, if
possible, assignment will be made to
some team. No entries will be received
after that date, under any circumstances.
Details of the tournament can be had by
the members upon reference to the notices
posted at the club house.
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THE GAIETY.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.

Tuesday-The December term of the
United States District court convened at
ten clock this morning and the grand
jury was impanelled. The personnel is
as follows: George W. Doore of Dover,
foreman; George B. Brooke and Herbert
L. Ross Of Auburn; Benjamin e. SWEET
of Brunswick; Charles +. Farrar and
Albert B. Packard Of Corinth, Lysander
Macomber Of Dover; Edward L. Allen
and Seth L. Spring of Hiram; James W.
Lord and Charles G. Stinson of
Limerick; Volney Thompson and Charles
w. Talbot of Montyille; Cyrus K. Bridges
and Hosea B. Wardwell of Penobscot;
Daniel Carr and John D. Keefe OF Port
land; Alfred E. Poland and Caleb Mad
docks of Washington, and Fred Knauff
and Erastus w. Bates of Waterville,
Russell W. Eaton of Brunswick was ex-
cused. The jury retired and will be in
session for several days.
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AN ART EXHIBITION.

The Second Parish Y. P. S. G. E. on
Thursday evening, December 8, will hold
an art exhibition in the vestry. This is
rather new departure in the way of
church entertainments, and it should
meet with public approval. The pictures
are copies from the most popular modern
artists and are of high order. After the
exhibition they are to be disposed of at
auction,
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THE GORHAM FIRE.

The insurance on the property burned
at Gorham, at the fire reported in yester-
days PRESS, was $1,000 of which $500
was in the State Mutual Fire Insurance
company, Mr.. Plummer of this city,
agent. and $500 in the Delaware of which
4. Z. Jones of this city is agent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08
GREET'S CHALK TALK.

The superintendent interested in the
future of Mr.. Greet's chalk talk class
will meet at the close of the class in Con-
gress hall this evening, to effect a more
complete organization. All who enjoy a
bright and breezy talk on earnest topics
should hear Mr.. Greet.
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EX-ENGINEER RAY HURT.

Yesterday ex-Engipeer David S.
hay OF the fire department, who IS now
actlng as spare driver, was chopp1ng
woou when in some way he injured
finger so badly that he had to go to the
Maine General hospital to have it alnpu-
tated. AT last accounts he was doing
well
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

PORTLAND, December 8. 1897.
| is a truth that can
A not be disputed that
fifty cents gets as
much nowadays as a dol
lar would not buy SO very
long ago.
There is a good illus
tration of the buying
power of half a dollar in
our window today.
A wonderful lot of
mems heavy, thick and
warm Underwear for soc
a garment, one dollar the
sult--the finest and soft
est cotton, fleeced with
wool, making a combina-
ton that will resist the
coolest winter weather
and keep a man comfort
able in a zero atmosphere.
1t is actually worth 75c a
a garment.
We are selling quanti-
ties Of this underwear but
we want you personally to
know about it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08

YOUNG MEMS HEBREW CLUB.
The Young Mems Hebrew club has
elected the,e officers:
President-P. Rosenberg.
vice Presidential. 5. Shalt.
Secretary-H. Cohen.
Treasurer-S Miller.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08

II was run over by lumber wagon.
Did not expect to live. Was terribly
6loated. My friends bathed me with
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil. and | was
cured. \" e have great faith in Thomas
Electric Oil" Mrs. VIM. f. Babcock,
Norvell, Mich.
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DEERING ANNEXATION COMMITS
SION.

Chief Justice Peters had appointed as
commissioners to arrange terms for the
consolidation of the cities of Portland and
Deering, Prof. Henry L. Chapman of
Brunswick, Hon. w. H. Newell of Lew
iston and Hon. Albert n. Spear of Gardi-
ner. Portland is expected to appoint an
other, and Deering still another.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08

Can you use a good heart +?
Little ails add together and be-
come oyerpowering. Coffee
hampers with the heart and
heart failure abounds. POSTUM
FOOD COFFEE properly made
yields delicious favor and the
concentration OF nourishing food
value.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08
MusIC AND DRAMA
MILES STOCK COMPANY.

The ST. John Telegraph speaks in high
will he seen at Portland theatre all next
week. That paper says that the company
is good musically as well as Grammatical
V. and the specialties introduced are re-
markedly good. The company will be
seen in their repertoire of plays all next
week with daily matinees after Monday.
Seats now on sale.
THE ADAMOWSKI QUARTETTE.
The Adamowski Quartette, the emf
nenu musical organization will appear at
kotzschniar Hall, this evening, under the
auspices of the Rossini Club. That there
will be fine audience present goes for
the saying. Tickets can be secured at
Cressey, Jones 81 Aliens.
THE SAGES.
The second performance of the Sages at
The jefferson given last evening, was
similar in character to that Of Monday.
The young men hypnotized made much
amusement for the audience, and the
pictures exhibited gave great pleasure.
Prof. and Mrs. Sage have number of
assistants who aresquite as goodloperators
as the Saaes themselves. These gentle
men include A. B. McDole, r. Il. De.
Witt and f. Z. McIntire. These exhibit
lions amount to q number OF comedy
shows rolled into one grand entertain
ment, ard any person included in the au-
idence of last evening will tell you that
he or she rarely, if ever. laughed SO
heartily before. A change of programme
win be given each evening during the
weeks engagement.
HI HENRY'S MINSTRELS.
Amusement patrons are promised one
of the very best, up-to-date minstrel at
tarctions of the day at Portland Theatre,
Friday, Saturday and Saturday matinee,
when Hi Henry's new city minstrel show
will hold the boards, and If glowing en-
dorsements from the best Boston journals
go for anything, this organization must
be among the foremost in it's line. Mr..
Hi Henry is one of the most successful
minstrel managers Of the day; manager
of extensive experience and OF ample
means to SUCCESSFULLY carry out any amuse-
ment project he undertakes. His present
minstrel attraction is specially organized
for the larger cities, and is composed of
the best bright lights of minstrelsy.
Their swell tally no parade and superb
military band is said to eclipse anything
yet offered in the minstrel line.
THE GAIETY.
Good audiences are patronizing the per-
formances given at the Gaiety this week.
The singing and dancing are very good.
There is hot bit of jig dancing that it
calculated to surprise one on account OF
the endurance of the performer. The en-
cores are frequent. Those who like a
good, well conducted vaudeville show
should patronize this one. The theatre
is comfortable and the new steel ceiling is
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STILL ALARM.

A still alarm called the chemical yes
terday morning to slight fire in the
basement of w. H. Goodwin's grocery
store, No. Z Monument square. How
the fire took is unknown. The chemical
put an end to it Immediately. The firm
say there was absolutely no damage.
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MAINE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY.

At meeting of the Maine Genealogical
society held last evening, Willard /.
Tyler Brigham of Chicago, and Peyton
N Clark Of Louisville. KY, were elected
10 corresponding membership, and George
M. Sargent OF Chicago to active member
ship.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08

If your gift is to be a
blanket bath wrap and to
be made up, we recon-
mend you to leave the
order today. 1t can be
held here till Christmas
day if you like, but let us
get it ready for you now
while there's plenty of
time. Splendid stock Of
blankets made specially
for wraps for men and
women. A great variety
Of beautiful colors, a rich
luxurious quality.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08

Associate Justice Horace Buck of the
lpreme court of Montana, committed
suicide shortly after midnight Monday by
shooting himself.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-08

ga large assortment of Iadies'lwatches
in gold, silver and gold filled from Sc. 90
to $500. A fine American watch. AK
filled case, Warranted 20 years, $500
Same in heavy, solid ak case, $25 o.
WV. Mansfield & Co., jewelers., 241 Mid
die street.
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PORTLAND MEDICAL SCHOOL.

The present term of the Portland Medi
cal School will close December 23d. Four
of the members of the senior class.
Messrs. Mitchell, of Brunswick. J. M.
O'Connor of Biddeford, John j. Galley
Of Connecticut and Abbott, have been APP
pointed by the faculty as demonstrators
of anatomy to the freshmen and sopho-
more classes for the coming two weeks.
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MAINE PENSIONS.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE following
pensions have been granted to Maine peo-
pie:
ORIGINAL.
Daniel Z. Ward, Augusta; Henry Turk
ington, Portland.
ADDITIONAL.
Israel A. Foster, Cape Elizabeth.
INCREASE.
James r. Small, North Chesterville.
CSIGINAL, WIDOWS. ETC.
Nancy K. Roberts, Auburn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-30

do sc trata de aristocraticas familias. Csda
dfa son mayorcs las exigcncas del lujo en- las
ciudades, no parcce sno que aumcntan en-
raz5n dc los graves peligros cue CORE ol capi.
tai. QuizA tendiendo 4 aumentar opNesias ten
las bodas lejos dc Paris va puestos en- este
empeho otras novedades introlucifaa en- Ell
gran mundo, parecidas & esta con idtnticas
tendencas. A nosotros precsA coniesar que
POGO esfuerzo nos payccera bueno cnanto,
dentro de un rreprochablo buen gusto tenJa
al reinado dc la sencllez, bien convencldos dc
que asi &c evitarfan muchos disgustos J gra-
Yea uuebrantos las familas.
El preeideute de la vccina Rcptlh)ica, du
rante gu yaie estauc;a en- Russia, hs puesto de
moda para escribir el papel eris-refla, en- ia
mgilo regular, con inicaes enls2a!as lie letra
p6tica, Dor todo timbrado Esas letras pueden
erabarsc sencillamente en- relieve ser de tono,
orc vieio, resultando mas original 10 n'tiIno
que 10 primero, puesto que va el carActer 60
tico, les presta sabor de altistica antjgedai.
La familia real continaa en- San Sebastian,
donde desde Ia pasada semana sc inicara el
desfle dc una parte de los veraneantes, cansa-
dos tai veZ, sin que sc decldan conlesaglo, de
pasar molestias gastar dinero, pue3 Ia mCGa,
que en- O oasiones es tiranics y antoiadza como
ella sola, ha convertible & Ia bella Ease en- una
sucursal de Madrid, con todos sus relnamion-
tos cxigencss en- la cusl la colonia cmigra-
dora, no encuentra nj por 10 mas remote, la
desahogada, higidnca y placida vida del campo.
Por 10 dem;s, con los otohales preludos
la villa corte cmpeza animarse, regresando
ella en- gran ndmero los hijos prddigos, que
con los calores asiixiantes de Julio la abando-
naron. Ell vcraneo Official, no termina hasta cl
regreso de la Reina eus hijos, siendo su dpoca
acostumbrada, mediados 8 fines de Octubre
Sin embargo, este alo aun cuanio no Sc anun-
cia ninguna variaci6n en- el programs, ae halla
en- ell amino de todos, el convencmento lie que
la famlia real, regresara mas pronto, por ext
glrlo asf la marcia de nuestra polftea sujeta
alternatives angustiosas, desde que ell tremen-
do drama, desarrollado en- esta Santa Agueda,
vino aumcntar las negruras de las dos que
rras que nos aniquilan y abruman.
JosErA PUJOL DE COLLADO.
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NOTICIAS

*. Ell paquete de periodicos del % del
actual que remitimos la Carolina por correo
del %, esta es la techa que no ha llegado su
destno. Rogamos al senior Administrator lie
Comunicaciones yer 81 Sc puede averignar d
donde ha lido Il parar, pues la empresa los lee
torres suiren gran perjuicio con tai irregularidad
~. Largos amos de felicidad deseamos 4
los nueyos esposos Doctor don Luis Garcia
Suarez y seIorita Maria Victoria Cagel!s, esi~
mados amigos nueatros, que han tenido la cor
tesla de ofrecernos su casa en- Arroyo.
~. Continda la gravedad de nuestro ami
60 don Fernando Cabrera lIacemos votes
pof gu pronto reatsblecimiento.
~ En- Arecibo Sc hacen actvas gesto
res para descubrir los. autores del horrendo cri
men comentido diss pasados. Ell juez interi.
no senor Piza, jefe de la guaTda civil y la po
licfa no descansaa an momento fin de conse
guir no quede tambi6n impune este nuevo cri.
men.
-. Anoche falleci6 en- esta capital don
Luciano Cria captain de Voluntarios antique
dueno del establecimiento comereial Gel Ecua
doro. r. l. P.
=. Auteayer habia en- el puerto de Ma
yagnez doc buques de travesfa ei eArtie, y ell
sAberto Rices, descargando, las goetas ca
oo.ei"o NNhuiiu iuea1 <tcau d uilaHS, espeIduo1
carga.
~ Ila saido para los baios de Coamo
Euestro amigo conpafiero don Martin Fernan.
dez, Director de eEl Impartial, de Mayagez.
-. Sc ha negado indulto de la Ultima pena
81 REQ Hernandez, de Santa CLara-Cuba SEN
tenclsdo por los delitos de rebellion incendio.
Anteayer fueron reducidos & prisi6n en- Madrid,
seis anarquistas, quienes Sc les ocup6 algunas
bombas de dinamita que llevaban ocultas en-
sus vestidos.
-. Leemos en- el Bolet;f: .K.rcntsa: ,De
la autopsia dcsimacia practicsdos, parece, 81
NAL uformados no estamos, que los dos fetos
encontrados en- un cartucho dc papel en- medic
de la Gale del Sol, nacieron mues,os, padiendo
agregar que uno de ailos es;a casi triturado, Sin
duds por aigin caro-. IIasta la fecha, que Sc
pamos, no Sc tienen noticias de Ia autora 8
autores de sueeso tan inhumano criminAl.s
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Wal R IE D 4 D Es.
PARA IIe1En, -El epfgrafe de estos rem
MIN VoI.Us clones es el nombre que lleva

PARA @ Clones ssss1s ss q nonsrs as sseS' s"s ssn
una dc las mas antiguas y acreditadas fAbricas
de cigarrillos de las que en- Cuba elaboran sus
productos con rama dc Vuelta Abajo, y al
traerla 4 Puerto Rico, invitamos los consul
midores de cigarrillos prueben los antes dichos,
para que con nosotros asevcren ura vcz mas 10
que tan probado tiene esta marca; que es la que
hasta hoy sostuvo su cr6dito y Ia hace ser pre-
cursora de una gran competencia. Su dueiio,
don Adolfo Aizpurua, ha nombrado como agen-
te en- San Juan de Puerto Rico & don A. Raus.
chemplat. 3o-l
NO puede haber hermosura con un cults
estropeado: para hacer desaparecer los barros,
manchas, empefnes, pecas, espniIlas y demas
impurezas del rostro no hay medicamento mas
efcaz que la Locion 'Mones-Depositario Gui.
llermety, y Sc vende en- todas las buenas boticas.
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GICos Y robKEs

-sDe modo que e agrado?
llasa e punto qse todas las denas muieres no ex.
ten para mi.
Gabriel ugaba la de Elena que conservaba entire
las suyas.
-Sf-repuso Elena-es muy sasactorio 10 que dces;
pero de ESQ de 10 que SC trata.
-Expfcae pues
-Voy 4 hacerlo.
Tom6 are grave comenz6 dicendo:
Hay que me ha lreocupaio sempre. .Anes
no la daba mportancia, porque tenia afeco NADIA
lasta e extreme de querer pone fin existenca que
tan facil embelecer.
= sf hasta e punto de querer matarme!
Que !asima
oh. sQuitn sabe? Todo depende del poryenr
No penemos que el presente No hemoso?
ST, cuando penso en- el asusto. ;1emo que
hunda, nverosiml parcel Pero del pasao de 10
que 20 quiero hablarte este
FL conde hzo gesto de aburrimiento
-:Nas dccirme que tenes remordimientos?
Eena io4ue no con Ia cabeza.
ME vas habar de tu marido:
-; Pobre hombre.-dijo Elena-Pues bien, equiyocas
No e. tampoco ESQ 10 que me atormenta
-:Qnt, pues?
Elena d con lenttud
-Quisera saber mi origen.
--;tiraciosa idea.
-Es decir, quisiera saber quiene Gueron mis- padres
= Para que?
-Es desesperante ell menor indicio de eos.
Fl conde echo reIr
A fe mia que 30 10 ash a menos que tenga
que ecoge 70 para que puede ersr
herencas ia no las necesitss Me gusta dnero,
te pero bastapte Ahora ben soy rieo
III 10
Elena lie d6 las gracas mirada tierna
ESQ es, no te creo; eTes muy enganador.
-sComo!
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XVIII
Frente a frente.

cgDAULINO Escoubere desde desculrmento de los
Campos Eseos, haba lido todos los das por los
alrededores del hotel Gabriel.
Durane cineo horas toda las maanas, los agen
de servco de puera del Bosque la plaza de Concor
da, podian vee alma pena por demar
cacion.
Mas de una haba parade delante la puerta
del antigua hotel Beavlar habia aproxmado al
timbre.
Guerra retrocedia ante ell tenor de dar la de
aarma de de perder la Ultima esperanza
encontrara obgando cond redobar las precaucones
para susraerla sus pesqusas.
La c6era debia sin embargo, superar la prudenca que
Brossos lie aconsejaba
Las buras de companeros las mil puyas que las
nu eres sobre todo, reina1a msca hogaban
aquea alma enferms, haban conclude por
herida hacerla incurable.
ST ell desgracao hubiese sabldo 10 que pasaba la villa
de los Principles hubee la ntimidad del
conde de querida c6lera hubiera convertible
raba.
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RsaaIcia -cI 1'%'S" \ .,aa del p@r'"' 13ras' A. Re
.-s1, HariNiIieso rclit,jli" contra el rcrma-
lis no A9udo clonico; dc yclta en- Ia farmacla
de H. liD;tL tU i!.Li.itSiEIl
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SoCiedad An0nima de RedeS te|ef0niCas.

-Linea dc Santufce. Sc. avisa q los abonados
de Santurce, cuyos aparatos hayan de colocarse
fuera de la carretera, que esta Compaflfa cobra
ra precios convencionales, segun los casos, el
vaor de los materiales desde la carretera central
& las tncas respectivas. San Juan de Puerto
Rico, Agosto 10 de 1897. - FL Secretario, -
En,ique Delqado. D.
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LA 20 UITAIIvA
CASA III PRESTAMOS.

Esallt cida sobre bases razonables y cqui-
tativa+.-La que presta mas barato oircee
mas seguridades.
San JoSt 20. - Is3eiono 40
San Juan &c ucrto-Rlco. As