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WEBSTER ON THE HAWAIIANS.

THE Chronicle that the memorial annexation ad
dressed people and Government by the Hawaiians
will weight with Congress- and adds: Questions
about territory have been referred
ment or any other aboriginal natives II that had
the rule the of America Africa
would be uncivilized."
This attempt make appear that the Hawaaps are still
in aboriginal conditions and therefore
primitive country African negroes and the
Bushmen of Australia is peculiarly brazen.
The official the islands, from the Bureau Of
American Republics at Washington which intended to
strengthen the OF by
Webster inclosng the report of the
Hawaiian Commissioners of 1872 in which occurs:
1.-The language has been visible systematic
written large respectable portion of
the people, Schools have been established
dominion among the younger peopIe who
unable to read They own language
library, covering considerable variety books on MANY
subjects embracing the Holy Scriptures on natural
history civil history, church history geography political
economy mathematics law besides number of
elementary books. code of laws both criminal has
been enacted and published With that beginning in educa.
ton and letters than half century ago. Hawaiian.
continually progressed until report says The
country churches of the Protestant are chiefly
conducted by Hawaiian pastors excellent system
of public schools The children instructed in writing
reading, composition arithmetic geography There no
district however in which not school The
only people oho cannot read and wte from
abroad Those the islands law to take
advantage OF education offered"
worship religious instruction and III.
schools for secular teaching of the Dole
oigarchy 1t has built churches and schools
That under the Government when the Ha.
waiians managed their affairs and developed their own
civilization This official document
ms that of the natives
learning institutions of civilization proves that the
only erate those who tn at every
native read and write OF what other people
the be said
Yet the Chronicle and Senator Morgan as saw
and take their brhght against protest
This modern Enoch Arden business getting Men
who leave home, for years go back ex.
pecting welcomed deserve dog on them
weed family ready to 20 awav
again. under solemn pledge the
Mr.. Huntington, in paying fine of S25 in Texss for
having broken law doubtless experienced surprise almost
for long his habit the statutes
that he thought he could suspend at will else
where Just az he does in California.
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THE "TSING PAO," OLDEST OF JOURNALS.

The oldest or Peking News
founded in A
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24

CALIFORNIA glce fruits, SOC lb.Townsend,s {.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24

H. BLACK. painter, 12o Eddytrss.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24

Mr.. Huntington in paying fine of s25 900 in Texss for
having broken law doubtless experienced
painful 1t been for long his habit defy the
may thought he could suspend the at will else
where Just az he does in California.
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24

This modern Arden business getting stale Men
who leave home away for years. go back ex
pecng welcomed deserve TO have dog them
be weted with the family broom ready 20 away
again. under solemn pledge absence per
The San Francisco call., 1897-10-24

~ V. KELLY, member of the Charter Committee of On
| Hundred, has taken exception to The CALLS charg
that certain has been suited altogethe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-01
WOOL MARKET

Boston, Nov 50-The feature OF the wool
market here for the past week has been
the extensive demand for Australian woods
which resulted IN the sale OF 5000 bales.
FleeCe woods are held firm. although the
sales are only moderate. Territory woods
are quiet, but the ruling rates and prices
prevail Fine medium and fine are SELL
Ing for 70 cents on the secured bass.
Choice staple lots range up 10 50 cents, but
the supply is small. Australian woods are
Arm. with large sales. Quotations. IN
washed medium Missouri. quarter blood
c5mbine, 2lc; Missouri three-e.ghths blood
combing, a362ic: braid comb;ng, nc. Texas
woods, spring medium C2 months) 1G61s;
secured price 43d45; spring fine az months)
179is;c: secured price, S0T52. Territory
wools. Montana fine medium and fine. 16
as: secured price $3.50; staple 52Go5;
C3ah, Wyiming, etc, fine medium and tine.
159I7c: secured price, $3.50; staple, 52d55.
Australian, secured basis. combing, super
fine, NG32; comb.Eg, good, 65G6S; combing.
average, 6eIs5; Queensland combinS. Sc
London, Nov. So-TheTe was the usual
large attendance at the WOOL sales today.
Continental buyers purchased scoureGs
freely at full rates and Russian buyers
bought fine greasy. New South wales
clothing marked "F'itz gerald realized ex-
treme rates. selling as high as Is sd
Sips and inferior gTeas;es are stu irTeg-
uiar. The American purchases today
amounted TO about 30 bales The with
drawals were numerous. Cape OF Good
Hope and Natal stocks sold wei az late
rates. The general tone for medium and
good woods were fine. The offerings today
aggregated i2.sS bales. OF which 900 were
Withdrawn
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THE WEATHER..

Wichita, Kan, Nov. so.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Generally fair; colder by Wednesday night
uring the past "a hours the highest tenn
perature has been 30. the lowest IL. and
the mean "a, with warmer. partly cloudy
weather; fresh south wind. and falling ba-
rometer. The wind became light north
west at night
The river remains very low and was
frozen over this morning.
The average temperature during the past
month has been &c, the total rainfall was
only 10 inch. This IS So inch less than
the normal and is the least We have had
IN any November except one in ten years
in 1891 the November rainfall was only
Oh inch. On the Goth occurred the highes,
temperature of the month, 50 degrees.
which is as high as II has been at any
time during November for ten years.
uring the past nine years the average
temperature for the month OF November
has been a, and for the 3oth day, IS.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington, Nov. So.-Forecast for
Wednesday:
Kansas-Threatening weather, with show
ers or light SHOWS; decidedly colder; north
erly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair;
decidedly colder; brisk northerly winds.
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The aha 1a1y Eagle aMedudau gHornu geeenber 1897

Tuesday dullness and prices were weak
to 10 cents per 100 pounds lower. Prime
lots were not numerous and sales were
mostly under 500. The range of prices
of common to extra beef steers was from
s3.S0G5.50 Fed western cattle sold at $3.50
d4.40. few going as high as A6o The
stocker and feeder trade was fairly good,
though common stock cattle went al low
prices. Fair to prime feeders brought $3.50
@4.50. Cows sold chiefly at s2.25GS-5 and
heifers at 50. $4,000 Calves sold well for
good qualities, best bringing s600de.5o.
Hogs-Trade in hogs was slow and prices
were weak, being on an average of cents
lower than yesterday. Sales were largely
at sSS2lzd3.f11e; coarse heavy packing lots
selling at s3.2Ga3.S0, and prime shipping
lots at S3.4Jd3.50. AS usual medium
weights were the favor;tes and sold the
highest. The late market was very bad
for packing hogs.
Sheep-The demand for sheep and lambs
was sufficiently good to absorb the offer
ings at firm prices. Sheep were wanted at
s3.p43.D for common f1ocks. up TO 40
44.6o for good TO choice grades and prime
sheep were salable at si7564.S5. Fed west
ern sheep SOLD at $3.65G460 Lambs sold
actively at s45od5.s5 for common TO strict
ly choice and fancy lambs were salable
at s6.c0.
Receipts-Cattle, $3.50; hogs, s3,oOe; sheep.
11.Gc0.
KANSAS CITY.
Il, 0e0. Market steady to strong. Texas
steers, s3.zGG4.15; COWS S2.55G305; native
steers s375Gld.95; native cows and heifers,
sl.5Od4.O0; stockers and feeders, s2.15G4.35;
bulls, s25OG3.3
Eogs-Receipts. 1900 Market weak to
&c lower. Bulk OF sales s3.35G3.40; heavies,
k3-3@S. 10; packers and mixed. sS-S5G3. 70;
lights sS30d3. i21a; workers, Sc. 1903 AZ; pigs
50. 0oC1S. BIZ.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 Market firm.
Lambs, si.0G45.75; muttons, s3.0Cd4G5.
Representative sales: Texas steers, IS
head average f1s0 pounds. si.15; Texas cows
81 head average 76I pounds, s305: native
steers, q head average 1893 pounds. s4-s5:
native cows and he:fars, 20 head average
1858 pounds, A.o0: stockers and feeders, 81
head average S17 pounds, s..35; bulls, head
average 679 pounds. So 25
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Nov. 3O-Cattle-Receipts, g.
30O OF which 1900 were Texans. Market
steady for Texans, with natives steady to
strong. Fair TO fancy shipping and export
steers, -. 40lI5.35 light and dressed beef and
butcher steers. S3.3564.75; stockers and
feeders, s2.00Gi.30; cows and heifers. $500
40; Texas and Indian steers, 5000. %;
cows and heifers, 81 25GIS. 80.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market cents
lower. Lights. s3.35aSio; mixed. S.SGaS40;
heavy. SO. 40G3.6O.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,5o0. Market steady
Native muttons. s3.0o0450; lambs, $500
SIS.
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COTTON.

New York, Nov. 3O.-The cotton market
today withstood an exceptional bearlsh in
fluenoe, indicating the fact that for the
first time In the history Of cotton Stats
tics six figures were necessary to repre- ser:
the movement, which reached 103,027 bales
The English cables were also of bearish
purport,, today's spot sales at Liverpool
sggregating but 5000 bales and futures
showing net loss of 1z611 point. Private
cables said that the English apathy in
cotton speculation was due to the fact that
prices were thought to be too low for con-
fident selling on the short side, while the
Snglish spinners were disposed to procras-
tiEate, relying upon the extraordinary
movement to prevent any material ad-
va1ces, and inclined to favor 11,O00, GOO
bale estimates. Our market opened steady
at a decline of 1G3 points as a conse-
Quence, but sellers became scarce on claims
that the effects of recent cold weather in
the cotton belt have not been sufficiently
recognized, while the demand from export
ers for spot cotton IN the south justified
a reaction. Just after noon the market was
quiet, closing at net decline of pas
points. Total sales of futures were 1l2
bales. Closing quotations: Spot quiet; mid
ding uplalds 5 1916; middling gulf, Lie.
Sales 1000 bales. Futures steady; sales
$4,000 bales. January, $3.50: February,
s5.75: March, s5.7s; April. s5.s3; May, s5sS;
June, ss3; July. s5.97; August. s6.c2; Sep
TENDER. $500; October, $500; December,
1854.
Galveston, Nov. 3o.-Cotton: Firm; mid
ding, 5ss.
Liverpool, Nov 2o-Cotton: Spot, quiet:
inactive.
New Orleans, Nov. 3o-Cotton-Steady;
sales $500 bales; ordinary, "a; good ordi-
nary, AS; low middIEg, 4 1916; niddling,
81; good middling, 81; middliag fair.
Ii Is
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Nay Wheat-Puts, S09s; calls. slAa; Gu
si1s.
May Corn-Puts, %: calls, 29X-

Chicago, Nov. S0.-Cables this morning
were sd lower, rejecting the fact, we
think, that Europe Is perfectly willing TO
respond 70 any weakness We may manifest,
but slow TO follow our advance. Receipts
were surprising again today. In the north
west there were 1.eo9 cars. against about
SO year ago. and fairly good at aknsas
C-iy. but they do not seem 10 disturb the
bulls as much as they might be expected
To- CieSrarces were phenomenal. l,lts, 900
bushels Our market ruled weak early, and
May declined 10 @GSc under the influences
OF the large clealaEces, and rumors that
the ganks had made arrangements in CHI
cago with the bull clique 10 receive and
pay for all wheat delivered tomorrow ana
q rumor that they had made arraa gements
20 move a great deal OF Il out there was
fair buying and rally. AT u clock Brad
streets report OF the worlds available
showing az increase OF 5.o00 GO. caused for
6 few moments some selling. Subsequent
lEf1e market closed al slIsc Tor May. Trad
ing was not active Tie general situation
seems Practically prchanged. Tomorrow
VII be the frsI delivery day on December
contracts. AID we naturally Jock for an
active market There viii be, OF course.
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opportunity to confer with the Japanese
authorities concerning the annexation
Of Hawaii to the United States. His
return puts at rest reports that he had
been recalled permanently. II is under
stood that his return will permit the
Hawaiian question, 50 far as il concerns
Japan, 10 be brought TO a satisfactory
conclusion. When Japan first presented
q protest against the annexation OF
Hawaii to the United States, several
spirited notes passed between Secretay
Sherman and Mr.. Hoshi. Since then,
however, there has ben change in the
Japanese ministry, Count Okuma, min
lister of foreign affairs, retiring. This
has given a more conciliatory outlook
TO the negotiations, and little doubt is
felt that the return OF NJ. Hoshi viii
bring about a satisfactory termination
Of the incident.
A CURRENCY DEADLOCK.
London, Nov. 30.-Unitei States Sena-
tor George Turner Of Washington. who
has been in London for = month and
will sail for New York on the Teutonic
tomorrow, said today to the correspond
emit o fthe Associated Press:
las a silver man, can say it is GER
tain that no scheme OF currency which
Discriminate against silver, as all the
plans favored by Gage do. can pass the
senate, and that nothing the senate
would adopt could pass the house ot
representatives. feel sure. therefore,
that there will be no currency legislation
by this congress"
Mr. Turner strongly favored the an
nexation OF the Hawaiian islands 10 the
United States.
On the subject Of arbitration, he said:
II have found no sentiment in Eng
land in favor OF the revival OF the ar
bilration treaty."
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manner. threatened dire consequences
unless immediate reparation was made
70 Germany. This personal arront to
Haytiis chief executive Is regarded as
touching the honor and self-respect OF
the country and Is Eel. 10 call for an
apology Under such circumstances the
Haytian govrnmsnt has expressed wiz
ingnsss to negotiate settlement OF the
entire case at eBriin. thus rt-nos.ng is
from ne hands OF the Questionable Ger
man official now In HsYri
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-12-01
coFsEs AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Nov. 5.-CoTes-Options
opened steady az net advance OF 5dIa
points and ruled firEler on covering follow
ing Eoderat.ng movement a. RIO and San
ties. and fair warehouse deliveries In this
ccurtry and f-ner spot market Closed
steady at a ret gain Of lo9l5 points: sales
i-s559 bags. including December. G4sG5 50;
March, S.15d5-S- Spot co1ee-Rto firm:
No. invoice, S7s: job5ing, S. Mid
Steady: Coriovs, S-Ts4
Susar-Raw firm; refined firm.
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TWELVE MES AND osE WOMAN
osiy These Attend th. o.bdss Cfsb Meet
fBg "a Lss1sa-


iBg is fssaes-
London. Nov. 59.-Tber~ x~.re ~xzc<ly
txe,ve men sn5 che x9aasn present To-
dsy y. the annual meeting % ne Oocs
famous Co5as1 cGuo. Lord Fs-rer pre-
sided Toe annual F~po-; eIpres-~1 rs-
gret a. the death % 1a~5sb~s. TIE is;s
Henry George q <eE York. saf an
n91ace9 thst 1ae income q TIE zszs
Eas sss D9un3s-
AFTER recording fas "fecesse % 80 IN
psrixl zoiigeresn scsssns NJ 1-sra hiO-<
q waic1 xas zsEen o. Eir Hisf-f Lsg-
.ier ana tie 5seis-stlons o. toe premier
q Mex South wsies.r the ssDor< eoa-
TIMES
In vlex % tss s1ssr~s comments
made 81 Cznaas aa3 e.>~Sasfs a. ne
ascsl policy ., ne D,ominlz,s sossrn-
no~ry7- the committee mink IL rixcz ~
safe fazs they save ress2n % - ssss-
eea thar ~ present s4nlnt<sratlon .
Odtaxs - inspired - . genuine a-zi-a
a advance on 80 Ines c. free sE7hsnFs
- fsr and a. rsgifiy ss 3ssssbis. en-
ss.;ensly r1ts Frsseaf regard foF -
dlhcltles cr~xsed ~ sas Sag rae - .
ssgs All eo-n2ssz3snrsTs protective syp-
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nss--lnx. anaggaces tssf me ga
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2-eniss q Sex solsa wsies. iss Hls.
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fesssT T-seez3~e Neaszs@Sos 80 s.r-ss -
Cse-E.sa ssslz. AL ssxssT.ssz. $40 50
Acfn N fsls. va cssssraies - 80 Ess-
ve-slsy zas~ois loaix1f Elta grsaf
kenaasss Pf5sessos ILsFs1s3 5sAFsf-
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WELLINGTON sUEs FOR LIEEL
General EIIix AgBs. 10 the Genfiemsn He
IL After

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. 3e-Uni.ei States
Senator George L Wellington this m3rn-
;Es ai=i p-sseatnent against General
Felix Agnos- charging criminal noeI. AMI
iox. General Agu1s - the 9a5lzas- q:
the American. and the suit h the GU
come Q, an editorial fron the Washing
ton Pest whlea is cited and pronosacsd
true. TIE Pdstis editorial, which = re-
published il ale American. charges Sen
ztor Wellington with fnrz5e-.zS ne can
dldscy % Govs-nc. LoEp5<s % succeed
United States Senator German BY se-k-
ing - influence .ae Issnoers % the ieSls-
lature BY means q public ofH-ss Eis1ia
fas|<za He7<>A, exssa:.se e. ise
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1 Are yoa ce.tsiD. ziE,aS- .yaea sINsys get
what yoa order wi.en yog 60 shopping?
Advertised articles are frequently iuli-
tatei. Look cut.
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and debiltated 1t cures acute muscular rheunar
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disease At ali drnggists-25 cents vial Hyou neeS
medical advice write Prof. Munyon, l50S Arcn
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE Markets.
CHICAGO.

The following official range OF prices on
grain and provisions at Chicago IS furnish
ed by the Christie-Street Commission Co.
Wichita, Kan:
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Some men need good roazsirz. bat thsy
are sszcE god hsnferS tia; 10 one III gre
1 70 ske.n--Atchisoa Globe.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS


CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nov. S0.-Cattle-Today's cattle
market was SLOW, there being the usual
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WICHITA 9IARXErS.

HOGS.
Wichita, Kan, Dec. 30.
Hogs-Market weak
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
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PHILADELPHIA SHIPMENTS

grain from this por; for the past week
have been very large, amounting 10 over
2,ceo.0eo bushels. the bulk Of which was
corn and oats The largest shipments have
been made during the past two days.
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= ".
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
NO. Av. VT. Price.
l cow ...... ................ $50 $3.50
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articles. Open. High. Low. Close. yestd ss
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CASH GRAIN
Chicago, Nov. 3o.-Cash wheat: No. 2
red, IS; No. 8, 81; No. 2 spring, $780, No. g.
S20S6; No. 2 hard winter, $3.50; No. 8, S3g
81: No. new spring, G51gG95&.
Cash corn-No. 2, 25s24 Q2s14; No. 3, 251s.
Cash oats-No. 2 N92h; No. g. 1921.
Flax-cash. sl.04: northwest, SLIGO; De
cember, s10i; May, s1.OS1h
Receipts today: Wheat, IA cars; corn,
6f1; oats, 5s1. Estimated car lots tomor
row: Wheat, 126; corn. 305; oats. 243. Min
neapolis: Wheat receipts, lf cars.
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PennsyIvapia and Burlington are the Main
Features, Both Making Remarkably
Strong Showings. But Previous Peculi.
arties of Darlington Statements are
Taken Account of and the Result IL not
vania, However, is q Boom Factor
Higher Silver Market,
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RHEUMATISM

ali sorts of rumors regarding the move
ments of the bull clique and we rather ex-
pect a flattening of the market. At times
perhaps we will have higher prices, but
the day should bring US lower markets.
Corn ruled heavy today again, under the
liquidation of the December option. Il VIII
not be long until this corn VII show that
it is too low. There is nothing, however,
in the situation today worth mentioning.
The products were weak again most Of the
day, but we are inclined to be of the opin-
ion that ribs especially should be picked
up on the weak places
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HAWAu'S PROSPECTS.

Minister Hosai OF Japan viii return
here on December 10. after an extended
visi; home. during which he mas had an
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Roberto Graham

>Dsean1e d. dsspolpa3orss 10 o&fe t
x Slste,nas Aolio Discs, como tarube
G-d&zoa, T&honsa, Isuedag nIdzsuiloas, M.
lacs les, Secaderss tods clase ia xnaquin.
E1A para cafe, plcax ysxba, daagxanar IaA
S@., etc. 6iszEo, oobrs y hEovse sn bars
,HchaK >undsdo.
81 ks IL a49a. Jon de- 500.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .Vna saa,saIns'
GRAN DEPOSITO De ChLzADO
! EFECTOS De PELE1ERIA
DON JAIME RULLA 4
ATOCHA, ., PONCE

En- este antique ests blecimiento sc acb b.
de reclbir uG suItido de caizado de tLoi
classes de las mas caprichosss formas, pats
cabAleros, sefioras Limos, que &c detellaa
q precios SIN COMPETE.'CIA. En materlals
para zapateros complete ell surtldo TO
dos los etoctos de primera calldad Ian
bien Sc han recibidts drlles aSa!gdd0s, pa
tetkas psQue, baules de oistlnto5 taman' !
Y precios, male tas para visje, creas de his
supericres, franelas ordinarias, alpatgats-
de Iufinidsd de classes y precios, i1isima,
piel de rucia etc etc. Importation dlrecta.
Veutas al por MAYOR y 81 DETAIL
Ponce, NoViembre 10 de 1896. =. g..
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Jamones gallegos
Jamones marca Ferri
Jamones en- dulce de Morton
Salchichas oxford de Morton
Encurtidos mezcla de idem
Encurtidos con mostasa
Encurtidos TODD colifor
Lenguas de buey de Morton
Pimienta molida de Morton
Sal molida en- potes de Id.
Bacalao de escocia
Salmon en- salmuera
Macarelas grandes
S4lchich6n de Lion
S lchichon de Vich
Sobreasada de Mallorca
pIrce. AbrIl II de 1897
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Ill DIARlO DR COAnO

Este coche saldra desde hoy diaria
mente las cinco de la manana IL,
Coamo, y retornarA d las tres de- la
tarde de Poncs.
PkEClOS DE PASAJES
DE ooatno Ponce wee versa l 81
Juana Dlaz = IN
=" Juana Diaz Ponce o 81.
I Ooto- Laurel Ponce - O i.
. venden pasajes de ida vuelte
dc Coamo Ponce vaederos para 6
mi mo d1a 5 z 81.
Agente en Ponce don Francisco
Aisina, Cafe La Ponceaaa, calle de la
Marin;~ En- Coamo, don Ramon
Aguiid. En- Juana Dlaz, don Jose
PUG MoreIl, Hotel Versailles Eft
Coto Laurel, estabieclmiento de don
francisco Martin.
Coamo, Novbre. 6 de 1886. 3m. alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-05-24
ELECTRICISTA AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estados Unidos con una
extensa factura de timbres, botones, bate
rias, alambres y demas accessories, ofrece dc
nuevo sus serylcios para instalaciones elec
tricas &C todas classes, y para niquelar objeto<
por medic de la electricldad.
Ponce, 81 de Nbre de 1895.
(Oristina 81 LUIS SALAzAR.
Nota Sc facilitan presupuestos para pail
tas electricas. 2V. g..
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