davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-03
Indian Scare Over.

WASHINGTON, July 3-Reports re-
CT ived here touay az the offi.e of the
commi- sioner OF Indian affairs indicate
that all signs of an upris rg of the Ban
nOckS in Idaho, has Qlsappe lred
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-07-03

LONDON, July 3.-The Duchess of
YORK 5 stakes was won today by MIR. z.
Lorillara's IS Diakka, four years old.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-10
Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given that I have
taken up seven head of cattle as es-
trays, at my place on the Siletz.
The said cattle are described as fol.
lows: Two cows, two calves, one
yearling heifer, one yearling steer
and one black steer about 3 years
old. They are marked with two
swallow forks and a piece of tin in
the LETT ear, and the two cows are
brrnded u & A q" The cwner
or owners are notified to claim the
the same and for keeping and ad.
vertislng them, or they will De sold
according to law.
ABRAHAM BELL.
Siletz, Oregon, Dec. 7, 1897.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-10

Gowell is not undersold.
Gowell buys and sells everything.
Rolled oats at Booths 81 cents
per pound.
Rolled wheat at Booths 3H cts.
per pound.
Three ID package gold dust at
Booths only 20 cents.
DR.. Carter and R. A. Bensell are
Toledo visitors today.
ID Schillings Baking Powder at
Booths 43 cents.
Go to Germans, at Yaquina, il
you want to buy fastest improved
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines
at wholesale prices.
Don't be persuaded into buying
liniments without reputation or
merit-Chamberlain's Pain Balm
costs no more, and its merits have
been proven bya test ofmany years.
Such letters as the following from
L. G. Bagley, Huneme, Cal, are
constantly being received: 1.-The
best remedy for pain 1 have ever
used is Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
and | say so after having used it in
my family for years" 1t cures
rheumatism, lame back, sprains and
swellings. For sale by o. o. Krog-
stad, druggist.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-10
Holiday goods at Gowell's.


New full cream cheese at Lewis.
Go to H. Lewis for Oil and Rub
Der goods at lowest prices.
Just received, a new stock OF
Gents furnishing goods; also a new
stock of mems pants, hats and caps,
at Lewis
When looking for suitable Christ
mas presents call and inspect our
big stock OF we'll selected goods
Krogstad, The Druggist.
You can not afford to let Christ
mas pass without returning a kind
favor by making SOMEBODY a pres
ent. Krogstad, the Druggist, has
what you want.
The storm of the Sth did a great
deal of damage to the bulkhead and
the streets of Newport. 1t will take
several hundred dollars to repair
the damages. 1t also did consider
eble damage to the railroad riprap-
ng at Yaquina.
The supreme court of this state
got a dose OF its own this week. 1t
has been reversing the decisions of
district courts for years, and have
become accustomed to think its de.
cisions final. 1t was brought to a
round turn this week by our coun-
ty court reversing the recent decis-
lou of the supreme court in the
county salary case. The supreme
court said the clerk and sheriff were
on fees. but the court declares that
they are still On salaries.
The county court has been in ses-
sion since last Wednesday, They
have transacted the usual routine
business, and a full report of their
proceedings will be given in II
next issue. The matter of the sher-
ifs and clerks fees were continued
until January, when an adjourned
term will be held. Judge Stearns
will go to Portland tomorrow to
consult with Judge Pipes regarding
the effect of the recent supreme
court decision in the salary case.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-10
The Presidents Message.

The message transmitted to con
gress by President Mckinley last
Monday is II of the weakest mes
sages upon vital points ever sent
from the White house. 1t is VIGIL
lating and uncertain, having the
tone of a mau sure of nothing. On
the currency question the message
satisfies nobody. While giving
assurances 10 the extreme gold
standard men, it seeks at the same
time to daily and coquet with the
silver people under the guise Of the
international agreement bubble
that has already been pricked and
bursted. 1t openly admits that the
matter of issuing and selling more
bonds is only a question of time
unless the present congress shall
make some provisions for the pres
ent and rapidly growing deficit.
But the president wholly fails to
point out any method of currency
reform, but hints at the retirement
OF the greenbacks as the panacea
for this evil. His tone is uncertain
upon this, as though he were speak
Ing sentiments forced upon him,
but not his honest convictions.
Upon the great question of free
Cuba, however, is where the mes
sage is the most disappointing to
the people. His administration was
pledged in advance to a speedy ter
mination Of the horrible butcherv,
called war. in Cuba. After nearly
a years waiting the people are told
through his message that it is the
policy of the United States not to
interfere, but to allow Spain a free
hand to continue the murder of
helpless and peaceable men, women
women and children under the
guise of a pacifying war. AT the
same time congress is told that it is
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-10

SHOOTING MATCH.

Al. Waugh, Of this place, an
nounces a big shooting match at
Toledo on Friday, December 24th.
The shoot will be for turkeys,
chickens, geese and ducks, and it
will be arranged SO that everybody
will have a chance. The judges
for the shoot will be Geo. Sylvester,
of Newport, r. F. Simpson, of Elk
City, and ]. A. Hall of Toledo.
Everybody is invited to come out
and enjoy an old time shoot.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-10
ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE.
Allen Logan Indicted for Murder in
The First Degree.

The grand jury of Polk County
has returned an indictment against
Allen Logan for the killing OF
Enoch Sylvester, charging him
with the crime of murder in the
fist degree.
The indictment was returned
last Tuesday evening, after the
grand jury had examined about
twenty different witnesses. The
defendant was arraigned and took
his day to plead. He entered a plea
of not guilty, and the trial begun
yesterday.
For the defense subpoenas were
t~elegraphed to Sheriff Lands on
Wednesday, for the following wit
nesses: G. B. Crosno, Chas. Altree,
Mrs. Emma Burns, Geo. Chambers,
.
Ralph and Merle Vancleve OF this
place, and Geo. Bethers, of New
port. Mr. Crosno and Mr.. Bethers
were subpoenaed to testify as to the
previous good character of the de-
fendant, the former having known
him almost all his life, and the lat
ter having been his teacher for some
time. The other witnesses were at
the hopyard when the fight &C.
cured.
The trial is now in progress and
will be holly contested. The State
is represented by S. L. Hayden, a
son of Ben Hayden, and he has the
reputation of being a vigorous pros
ecutor, and is undoubtedly a very
able one. The defendan, is deien-
ded by Judge McFadden, of Cor.
wallis, Judge Weatherford, Of Al.
bany, and Messrs. Butler & Town.
send, of Independence.
The outcome Of the trial will be
watched for with great interest by
a great many people ofthis county
who have known and respected
the boy defendants father and fam.
lily for years.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-10
MARRIED..

COPELAND--VINCENT-At the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Wade, of this place on Wednes-
day, December Sth, 1897, Ora
Copeland and Miss Lola Vincent,
Rev. Chas. Booth, officiating.
The ceremony that united these
young people vas private, being
witnessed only by a few close rela-
tives. Both the yonng people are
well and favorably known here,
and the LEADER joins with their
many friends in extending congrat-
ulations.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-10

The robbers that broke into Cor
mans store at Yaquina have not
been apprehended as yet. The
guns that were stolen have been re-
covered, having been found under
The school house building at va
quina. Deputy sheriff Ross and
Mr.. German found the guns las,
Wednesday. The sheriff informs
us that their former theory regard
ing the robbery has been exploded.
They are still working on the case
and may yet apprehend the guilty
parties.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-10
EStray Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
have taken up an estray animal al
my place at the Ona postofice on
Beaver creek. The said animal is
described as follows: One roam steer
two years old, one dropping horn,
no visible marks or brands. The
owner of said animal is notified to
claim the same, and pay costs and
expenses of keeping and advertis-
ing the same. 7. BLAsER.
Ona, Oregon, Dec. 6, 1907.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1897-12-10

DR.. Cady's Condition Powders, are
just what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price 25
cents per package.
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THE
new YORK TlI|
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by great authors in every nurnpsI
reading for women and other
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1t stands first among"weekiy p
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We offer this unequaled ne"spSps
LINCOLN COUNTY LEADER toss"'
for only 5000. of J
The regular subscription pfi''
papers is $3.50.
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Tetter, Saskatchewan and Ecze,nn

The intense itching and smarting, Incl.
dent to these diseases, i~sinstantly allayed
by. applying Chamberlain's Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. 1t
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favofite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box.
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not its business 10 interfere ID
matter by any resolution re-
nizing the battling patriots 10
manner.
How different in the Havi
matter. Here he is urging the
nexation of a government thai
majority of the people are uoln'
ly to our S stem, and which
bring us debt, trouble and y
ton without any adequate rev
The message is a huge dlsaPf7
ment ON all vital questions
After hearing some FRIENDS
tinually praising Chamberlain 5
ic Cholera and Diarrhoea KEN
Curtis Fleck, of Anaheim' CaI
mia, purchased a bottle OF it 10
own use and is now as entha'1
over its wonderful work as any
can be. The IS and 50 cent s''
sale by o. o. Krogstad' drug
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LOCAL NOTES

and potatoes on subscription.
Gowell pays cash for hides.
Gowell has what you want.
Every thing marked down at
Booths. Write for prices.
The high winds of Tuesday
took the storm doors off of the front
of the court house.
Schillings pepper at Booths I2cts.
Arm & Hammer soda at Booths
cents.
If you don't trade at Gowell's
you don't get the best goods for
the least money.
Jas. E. Dixon has been appoint
ep administrator of the estate OF
Jas. Hamar, deceased.
7. P. Fish is out for the first time
today, after being laid up for near
ly a week with neuralgia and a Sc
we're cold.
To reduce stock and save invoic-
ing Gowell is offering special bar
gains in all lines and will continue
from now until Jan. Ist, 1898.
Forty.six persons at Corvallis
were recently poisoned by eating
lead Geese. The source of the
poison has not been a~scertained as
yet.
There will be a grand opening of
Christmas Novelties at the store of
Mrs. Il. P. Fish ON Wednesday,
December IS. 1t will be the finest
display of these goods ever brought
to the city.
Good advice: Don't postpone till
the last minute the selecting o fyour
Christmas presents, thereby missing
what you most desire. Come early
and look over the fine assortment
at Krogstad's, the druggist.
The Elk City Artisans held a So
cial meeting last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Copeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Starr,
Hurley Lutz and J. S. Gather weie
visiting members from this place,
and report a very enjoyable We
ming.
The Toledo Tent of Maccabees
completed their organization last
night, and are now fully equipped
for service. The officers for the
term are, VIM. Alexander, Past
Com; B. f. Jones, Com; o. R. AL
tree, Lieut. Com; ]. H. Ross, Rec
ord Keeper; c. C. Kubler, Finance
Keeper; ]. +. Stewart, Chaplain;
DR.. Darnell, Physician; Ralph Van
Cleve, Seargent; z. c. Copeland,
Mas:er-at. arms; G. R. Burch, Ist.
NJ. of c.; A. Cation, end. NJ. of G.;
c. G.. Altree, Picket. They will
meet for the present on the Ist and
3rd Thursday evenings of each
month.
Yesterday Walter Ben, of New
port, an Indian, was arrested for
stealing goods from the store of
John LOOMS, of hat place. The
goods were small articles that had
been taken from time to time by the
shop-lifting method. Ben has been
staying at Rev. Ellsworth's, and
the latter's suspicion was first di-
rected toward him. A search of his
room was made and a great number
of articles were found which were
identified by Mr.. LOOMS as articles
taken from his store. Ben was tax.
en- into custody and his preliminary
examination was had before Justice
Sylvester today.
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swAZUCar

Central segunda clara. y Moscabada cara
en- barriles detalla, barata. A. RauschemPae
TetuAn Is 15-S
*** Recientes noticias de la PenfnPla
dicen que ell sefor Navarro Reverter ha sa1do
para Santander. Ell general Azcarraga 'ha
desautorizado los diarios conservadores lue
han censurado al general Martinez Camps
Parece que entire los minister's el sr. silfla
empiezan suavizarse asperezas. Hoy IRA
esperado en- Madrid Mr.. Woodford, minitro
de los Eseados Unidos. Ell gobierno de Was
hington ha expedido severas 6rdenes para i-
pedir que de las costas de la Florida sa)an
para Cuba expediciones flibusteras. Los CT
listas dicen que respetando ordenes del Pap,
no acudiran & las armas mientras subsistan as
guerras de Cuba Filipinas.
Gnnnc ennne propios para embarque. .--Gan
ou1uo S0ouo, existencia durante todo ell ao.
Informant don Jose Prida, en- esta MariB,
Gale del Comercio nhmero 81 1917
.** Ha sido muy rumbosa la reception Ne
aver hicieron al seHor Egozcue los conservad
res de Manatf. Las GALES del pueblo estanla
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COMUNICHDO.

Sr. Director de la CoRREsPoSENclA.
Muy senor mfo: Anoche fuf sopellado
en- 81 teatro, por el guardia de Orde Pdb!ico
Pedrosa.
Pero as 10 mas grande, senor, se NADIA,
ningun motivo hubo para clio.
I'll publico, sorprendido, pregunba cue
sucedfa, nadie podfa explicarse. Use ofan
gNtos, impcecaciones, protcstaa, ayes hnentos:
tooo el mundo corrfa hacia las escalaa del Pa.
rals' lugar del suceso.
! el seior Roncoroni, indignade ubio y
restaHeci6 81 orden.
Rsu't6, por dtirno, que el gpardade re-.
ferencla lnlciando ell acostumbrado onponte.
repartla Aablazos diestro siniestro, ill rena.
rar en- naSa nj en- nadie; sablazos de ,scuales
me alcanzouno, pero de toda fuerza, q il cue.
lilo, produclihdome una lesion de p,n6stico
resoryado, segun dictamen facultativq}
\ atertutaadamente el golpe fue coil pla-
no del sable, gle, ser con ell flo, DID sabe
como andarlamo hoy, dado ell Iugar en- iue 10
recibf, sobre uua aarteria.
Ell eenor de instruction conot del
hecho, esperamosNha hara iusticia.
Y 10 esta demaA que S. e. ell Excma sr.
Gobernador General, Sic su atenci6n dene
Sc suprima ese sistemade administrar, yaoue
aqul no hay quien 10 coriia.
CAST parece que las eyes va no funciaan.
que no rigen lcyes para d ciudad2no.
boy las gracias q ustea seilor Directx Y
soy de usted alto. amigo a.. b. s. M. I
Intonso Hevndn0ess
Arecibo, 80 de Agosto de 1897.
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ron 495 imponentes en- el Cr6dito Ahorro
Poncefo la cantidad 1894. 65 y Sc han expe
dido hasta Ia fecha 2,479 hbretas.
- Los Estados Unidos acunan con fre-
cuencia, ademAs de la nacional, monedas que
sc destinan otros paises. La Casa de Mone-
da de Filade!fa ha conclude $500. 900 en- mo-
nedas de orc para Costa Rica = ha comenzado
aouilar $780, 600 ell plata para Santo Domin-
CO. Los fondos Sc remten Nueva York es
sacos, SO envfan su destino por las lfnea.
regulares de vapores.
La precosa foBRF ldfsfssr ns "9ys'" yonines % rn1i
cando como folletin, Sc haDa de venta en- la
Liberia de B. F. Sanjurjd Vidal, Fortal "a
25 a slxso el ejemplar. Com de tomos.
*. La prersa de Vigo, provincial de Pom.
tevedra, Sc queja de la frecrencia con que Sc
cometen robos en- aquella loqlidad, Hace POGO
fue robado en- la estaoi6n del Norte un conner
ciante llamado don Clementd Lopez, a quien
sustrajero una cartera con dhero, un decimo
de la loterfa J un resguardo pr la cantidad de
17.5O0SAesetas nominales.
~ CRUZ DE ORC. $ perdi6 una ell
domingo por la tarde en- ell tetro. La perso-
que la haya encontrado pude entregarla en-
la cal!e de Tetuan, 3s bajos, serA gratiica-
da.
Xxx Ha muerto en- la estai6n del Ferro-
carril de- Ponce, vfctima de uns bronco o-pulmo-
MIA, Bernardo Perez Diaz, solddo q. fu4 del
battalion ''Dep6sito de Monforte' Ii. I.P.
x*x A Ultima hora hemos abido que los
gu''olas acosados de haber dadoeompontes en-
Olales' sc encuentran presos en- Jtuado. Ri
senof 'oez de prlmera lnstancia e aquel de-
partamento, desplega en- este asuto una acti-
vidad digna de encomio
KS I'm Noruega allmentan ls caballos de
olstineo mooo que en- los demas afses. Este
consiste en- ponerles un cubo desgua al lado
oei peseore, y es curloso yer col que delicia
q caoallo toma un sorbo dc fqu1o despu6s
Gel bocaco de paJa, veces solo hnedeciendo
la Doca. Da este modo, rara vezse We entire
los noruegos un caballo corto dc aknto, debi-
do sin dnda al slstema de allmentaon que les
pernite conseryar bien los 6rgano respirato-
rios.
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40
-Aqui los tenee, sera Guignard- djo;-y cinco
frances esta despedda- procuran
do reir.
-Lo sieno mucho csdme Erals la algeria de la casa.
;Que va ser de mi sin VI " ouG va ser del pobre
suzo?
-iPobre hcmbre! II Nnada en- la abundancia, mol
tocandose la frentet tad6:
" prop6sito olvida encargo. ;Que es 10 que 81
debe.
JOS ha encargado deRgarlo?
--Precisamene. De B habeis
Il iHa heredado?
-iCasi cas Ha vdido cuadros! 80; Me decfs
gu cuenta?
Como vos, tres mesesl locientos diez frances
-Tomadlos Yo creo d va abandonaros tambien
"A donde r? 4
Al boulevard Montparee. Ha encontrado alli taller
muy barato
-iEl picaro! ..iY hhicho NADIA!
- Bueno voy en- busca dpi CANA . . 10 demAs 10
Escoubere sub6 escaleAde cuatro peldaos
para ocultar emocon.
Desde la ventana llam6 cordel que estaba
la esQuina del boulevard.
En- enroll6 lokolchones, las las
banas las at6 las echo la@palda del auvernes.
Despues meti6 saco kunos obetos de tocador.
Este era todo su equipaje.
Cuando sal6, despu6s de erse despeddo de los
de hula precpic6 de Krug estaba
alberta.
Entro estrech6 la amigos, la de la pobre
Teresa que esperaba su profesdpara salir con el.
-Animo!-a dijo al oidosiEs precise mucho AMI
esta vida! ~
Despues dijo Krug:
-iPodeis marcharos cuandoueras!-Ya debeis NADIA
aqu iTodo eeta pagado! | -=
" sin esperar que lie diera las gracias march6!
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Sociedad An0nina de RedeS ta|ef0nic;

-I4inea de Santurce.-Se avisa los abonas
de santurce, cuyos aparatos hayan de coloce
fuera de la carretera, que esta Compaiia cobh
ra precios convencionales, segdn los casosl
valor de los materiales desde la carretera cent?
4 las fncas respectivas.-- San Juan de Puerts
Rico, Agosto 10 de 1897. - El Secretario,
Enrique Dezg0do. D.
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s'I4A PUERTO -R1co'
- lO(--
C1:SA IL. PKESTAMOS,


E gascon bondad.
demasia do tarde para rehusar: ell
del miserable que ha robao Su dnero aquf
ensef6 al piuor ell sobre cerrado acre negro que
los diez mil frances del de CcrbiGre
Rechino los dentes
Oh! 20 encontrare ese hombre--dijo6 ell dabo sera
quien 10 impda.
-;Porque os atormentais as?-le dijo ell pntor.
Escoubere lie miro con ojos extraviados.
mo habefs amado?-le pregunto1Acaso tenes gul-
jarro ell lugar del corazon?
Cuando ell irreparable para que obstinarse?
Irreparable quien sabe?nurmur6 el Gascon fundan
Elena ha podido dearse deslum
brar arrastrar tentador fortuna ell benestsr
es rico hombre que arroja dcz mil frances cebo
despojado aroja hueo para i'm
pedre Isl Ia yese Ia hablaray
decdiria! Pero precise que la la vere.s
as haban saido de la llegado la calle
de Rennes.
gesticuaba ira hababa alto, sin
parse de la gente paaba que detenia mrare
Tn cabalero de edad madura lba del bazo de otro
hero:
Ese desgraciado esta oco
Escoubere lie oy6 volvendose hacia ell
-Tan' loco tt vielo estupldoe contesto.A IL :;
Ell caballero no hizo de la interruption "
cendo:
20 volvera va 10 esta, 10 asegure; AL
Aque hombre sir duda agun doctor o ests, +odos
ellos legan estarlo.
Esta es la regla.
Sc ctan excepciones, pero rsdad con oue nronun
La isonoma del ancano "a tn de Escoobere
clio HOROSCOPE llamaron Ia ><feSs eS6 w Sc atreyio.
Iba replicar de nueyopeys
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hdnc0 Peculiar As;o Estab]ecimiento co.tc>:
o~"So SS"ss' r:1ssa1nos !: tres mcsc, plazo
hasta Ia s'oa >'o l!';nientos pesos, gaEantla
Gle 1ir:na@ dc reconoci<ia solyencia, ctti''ias hi
potecariaa del Hxcno Aynntamie,1o Acciones
del Ban1o l1*panol y en genere toda clase de
valores faol|lnontc reaizablps. Tainole Sc
prcsta con primcra Lirotec2< de fncas de esta
Capital por cna|quier ca.;Adad hasta un ano
plazo, con facu!tad ,ir) proIrogar. ~~lloras de
oficinas De p, > lie l2f'orh> los lines j mier-
coles dc I; :" 10y s:thaslos.
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llI(Ta Hermanos, y Compan|a.1d G & &

importaas-es en- Puerto-Rico del famoso vine
tinto blanco de mesa, marca A4sgucae''a
Ninguno otro 10 mejera en- pureze, hi,on sspo1
En dicho nstah, ,si ento "a acaba a. reoih,
tambien un extenso surtido de vioos de Jeres
Champana superior, ieores fnon, turroncs
mazapanes, frutas en- gu jugo, en- alm1bar =
aguardiente toda clase de art1culos fnoe lie:
giro. Nadie presentara un surtitlo maior rars
las Pagcuas Ano Nuevo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-31

4 |. SIvay compa1la aTg4h EFT, ~. :, ,,. Cir.
bien por cable sobre todas las plazas do Espana
y sus islas adyacentes por cantidades naayores
memories de $25. Girasobre las plazas princi-
pales de Francia, Alemania, Austria, Belgica,
Holanda, Dinamarca, Bulgaria, Russia, Suecia,
Noruega, .Suiza, Italia, Portugal, Rumania,
servia CTurquia, Grecia. La Argelia, el
Egipto, Siria, Tdnez. sobre New-York,
santo Domingo, Isla de Cuba. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-31
EI Hotel EsmeraIda enc en- enaya@a, u ha si'o

trasladado una como
Ga muy ventilada casa sta en- la Gale ATvcro
esqulna frente la Estacon de Tel6grafr,
muy cerca de la plaza principal. Su dueSo el
senior fernandez es un cxcelcnte cah~nero de
trato quito, y agradabie. En- su esta1iccimlento;
Verdaderamente, csta tan 3 5'lsto como eli
casa propia; pues su ca,*1cter beneSolo, france
y generoso, lie han hecho acree(lor que sea
solicitado por todos los viajantes. la hevho en-
el grandes reformas, tiene I'm bai1o &c e|ucha
construido ad-hoc que es sin disputa, ell mejor
de Guayama. p