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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19
w 4kef Brothers pronerty across the
street is assessed nj S2l4 per foot.

W4ket Brothers pronerty across the
street lie aisessed at S2l4 ner foot.
ASSESSOR QUINN ON THE SITUATION.
AS tssrt q dan was stem by rep.
re.entativs Of the NEWS Today, anu
in the course o. q cJnver'atiOn said;
"Taking the real estate OF this oeu n.
~ ruto, total valuation o. n"tr y
ia, 900, 900, there wSs about IS. GEO, 900
htfucteu by The action NJ the Gu -
board, in the 20 auJ 40 per cent cut
/ am certainly oppnseI tn raising tive.
thirds Of the pr perry owners Oi tnIs
U unity, 10 { fl et the One.thiru. IN.
highest valuation on property ls TO-
Gated In the busi sess district and
has already heen ratssd by me, to
natural cash basif, and any
further raise would, In my opioioni be
unjust. For certain ressJns, msiDIy
from benefits derived THROUGH lptali1n,
the business district ls asses 81 very
hign, and while not abJve the aoiu Il
o. en- baGis, IL sesesseJ Tor MI the
property owners can stand"
speaking OF personal property.
which now inoludes, hOusehOld goods
mortgage, moneys, solvent Gfeultsi
etc, Nh q linn SsiU:
MY % ullt9 nave Nlslleu eNe'J
house In the county, and have placed
a value upon DousenOid goods, ana
whtlp In some few instnnces, they
may not have been able TO determine
the exact values up In the iu'l vaIuo.
ton, yet the great IN jority are
properly AND equally nsse,seu. Ii
" nd Us an injustice 10 raise the pei
sUnal property Of great number OF
people who have oil their properly In
sight and within reach of the assessor
"MorigRgts are already assessed at
tier iui lace value, while money
wherever found has been assessed In
iull, and n five per cent Ialse, would
not bring any more money owners to
light.
"On improvements, there have been
no reductions IA in the case VI reai
estate affected ty the cut, ami In my
opinion they are aasesseu enough.
hone some means will he I'd pied to
prevent the large msJOrlty Of the tax
payers OF this c0u Aty rom having TO
suffer from the action OF the county
board Of ,quaiization In reducing only
S., 000, 600, 20 and ~ per cent, out OF u
total valuation Of over $40. 900, 600"
EVIDENTLY A MISTAKE.
In the resolution adopied by the
county board 1t appsars that 1t foTgoi
10 make an order to the effect That
those who already Rad been reduced
on Individual petitiOns were not to be
inciu ded IN the last orjer. This being
true, the rtsult Ia that those parties
have been reduced twice.
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WEATHER VANE.
Weather reports showing obssrva
tiona at 3 a. NJ. today:


Weather reports showing obssrva
tlons ut 3 am. today;
salt Lake City Barometer, 80. 90;
Temperature, 10; minimum, 50; wind,
southeast, 3 miiss per hour; clvsr.
Baker CITY Barometer, 0.02; TEN,
pcrature 81; minimum, %; vino,
s0u,h,l2 miles per hour; partly CLOUDY.
Cheyenne--Barome 80 20; tenn.
psrsture, 40; minimum, "a; wind,
northwest, 8 miles per hour, clear.
Havre-Barometer, 30.us; tempsra.
ture, SO; minimum, %; wind, south;
light; ciuaT.
Inconsistencies, 801S; tempera.
ture, rs; minimum, &c; wind, south.
wsst, q miles per hour; clear.
Miles City--Baromster, 30 I6; tom.
pernture, 50; minimum, 81; wiui,
southwest; hight; partly CLOUDY.
Idaho Falls - Barometer, 30.l4;
temperature, 46; minimum, As; wind,
north; miles per hour; clear.
Winnemucca Barometer 20. 9S;
Temperature, So; minimum, 5S; VIM,
south, 9 miles per hour; clear.
General and local forecasts for 80
hours ending 8 p. IN. FIR dpy:
For Utnb forecast made at San
Franciscol: Partly cloudy tonight and
Friday Increasing cloudiness anu
probably scattered tbunderstoTms.
Sslt Lake City and vicinity,
Fair tonight and Friday; cooler Fri.
day.
j. II. EMIru.
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PACIFIC STATES COMPANY.


The Pacific States Savings Losn &
Bulldog company, cooperation Of
the city ana county OF San Francisco,
Cal, detiious OF doing business In
Utah, has filed with County CLERK
Dunbar, a copy OF its articles and Ger.
tlficate of Incorporation. This action
is in accordance with n resolution
adopted at meeting OF the board oi
r. ctors bell last ID Gender. The
C mpaOy's heatquarters Will be in this
C Iy anu John u, ID oily Will be it,
au horisad agent The c1mpAny's
capital is SIS 900 900,
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Travelling Salt Lakers.

Boise Statesman. A special car came
In last evening (Tueslsy) having on
board Drs. Plnkerton, Barley oud
Lindsay OF Salt Lake, anu E. j.
Barker, claim agent OF the Short
Line,
Pocatello Tribune: 10. II. Hewlett OF
the firm OF Hewlett Bros. Co., was IN
the city today. The Hewlett Bios. Co.
is alter business in this section ami
they know how % get H..
PocatellO Tribune: Mrs. H. N. Nc
Grew o. Salt L,es CITY is visiting her
sister, Mrs. NJ. f. Hanks, OF the Hanks
hOtel, for few days.
Sumpter (Baker. 0regop) News:
Hon. David Keith OF Salt Lake, aud
Jske hamburger OF the same city,
arrived IN Baker Tuesday evening gu
route to Junelu anu Silks Oh a sum.
mer excursion.
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SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. 19-Tbe
Michigan Salt association has ad-
vanced the price OF sait In all markets
VI the Wet five cents barrel anu IN
the home market eight cents a barrel,
which brings the price up relatively
the same IN all markets. The new
prices are: Packers, 5S cent; No. l
steam, 90; No. . steam, 40; No.
ersnuislet, 40; q barrel. Dairy anu
SOAR remain at the former price. Salt
is moving fairly and in good demauu,
and 1t was thought advisable to adj
vance the price because the amour,
on hand is much less tnan at this time
last year and the prospects Tor the
future brighter.
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DIES MoINNEs, Ia, 10, - Two hun.
dfeu delegates were present today
when the Middle of.the-road Populist
C invention was called to order at IL
O'clock by Chairman A. w, &. Weeks
OF White sci.
A. w. Richer OF Iowa city, tue tenn
porafy chairman eaid IN pari: Moth
ins short OF absolute destruction of til.
competitive system as applied to those
thiHgs which are in themselves essen
TALLY public utilities or Jure uecessi-
ties, Will relieve ,ociety from the load
under which 1t is at present atru
gllng.
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MINOR MENTION.

Tue Eighth quorum lot Seventy
meet In the vesiry OF the Twelfth
ward meeting house tomorrow (F.i.
day. evening, at I 80 O'Clock.
Barber Warmbalh today paid the
fine imposed On him Tor Keeping his
chop open on Sunday. He was goiug
to make an appeal but decided to pay
hae foe.
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PROPRIETOR DROW NED.
Was a Young Man Who Had Been in
Salt L h.
Bnt His Name ami Family Couid not
be Lcnrntd--Iiis Same may
Have Besn Griddic.
FERRoNA, Emery County, Utah.
August 10 h, 1887.

FERRoNA, Emery County, Utah,
August l5lb, 1897.
To the Editor:
A lew days ago l received letter
from an acquaIntauos at La sal, San
Juan county, who told me OF the
drowning of prospectOr, below In.
dian creek, in the Grand river. He
wished TO know II / knew hing
or two OCCASIONS In Salt Lake, and at a
party and out OF Lagoon. Ii l did not
know anything about him ] WAS re-
questsd to send few lines TO your
paper, as 1t Is supposed he had return
Ell som where north. can just re.
collect him. 80 II you viii plsass in.
sert a iew lines, which L enclose, Il,
won, be doing aby harm.
AIBERTA ALLEN.
THE LETTER,
INDIAN CREEK BAN JUAN Co
UTAH, Aug o. ls97.--Oa the SRA
inst. u party y. prospectors were
cnmped about fifteen miles below lu-
dian Creek, on the Grand river. One
OF their party was ayouDg mechanic
who made boat out Of log. While
rounding an eddie his boat was over.
turned and he was thrown unueT the
current. Before help cou d avail, he
wBs drowned.
His body WAS recovered two days
later, AID having no trace of relatives,
he was buried close by. In his vsliso
was torn envelope bearing the name
Of Crude, (Which was supposed to be
his nsme), salt Lake county. The
rest WAS torn and Gull not be read.
Nothing was known OF him, he
havIn: loined ibis party two Jays
previous. He was dark compll K.
ionet, clcBs to ak leet In height,
slim and W nld weigh about one.hut-
dred anu II ty or sixty pounds: looked
to be close TO thirty years Of age, anu
10 all appearances was OF goou paren.
tage.
He had some few dollars on him,
and was buried quite respectfully by
the pfOspeoIors, tney taking bis tools,
eIc. to help pay the expenses OF coffin,
SIC,
The deceased seemed to be laboring
unoer n lieavy strain, insomuch tnat
some OF tue men thought his mind
was plightly turned, tor he didn't
know where he was going or what he
was going 10 do. He claimed ne was
from the north.
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Serious Charge Against Meyers.

Albert Whitaker swOrs out COM
plant today againai Jap Meyers whom
he charges with adultery. The com.
plainaut alleges that on July 81, 1897,
Jap Meyers, an unmarried man, IN.
mitted the otfense with Susannah
Whitaker, wife Of the complainant.
Mr.. Whitaker was scarcely able to
control his IeelinRs whils sweRring t.
tho complaint aud could not mold b,ck
the tepr,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19

was drop slnceyesterdsy OF one.hhlf
cent an ounce.
The city ooupcil o. MsIcur has
grated a franchise to Colonel y. B.
Miner OF tue Geyser.MsrioD con. pany
for su electric light plant with
which the city 10 to be lighted.
Power IL to be received tor the new
works from the Jordan Nsrrows Power
company when that enterprise ia In
operating order, which lie expected to
be by the frsi OF December.
Manager bern of the Mercur came
In from tbs propesties last night with
o heavy thipment OF cyanides. He
fepo IT'S the properties OF the company
as being in splendid shape. with opera.
lions proceeding regularly. M
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Farewell Entertainment.

Il farewell entertainment and ball
will be given in the Second Ward
meeting house this evening beginning
Of s O'Clock u honor OF Elder Hyru m
Hyde, who 10 about to depart GU a
mission to ColoraiO. An excellent
program has been arranged for the
the occasion.
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Here's Another One.

Mary Stewart filed a suit Tor divorce
against her husband John Stewart, in
the Third district court This afternoon,
aIiegirg failure to support, necessitat-
Ing plaintiff to depsnd upon her rsla.
tives ana irIe uds for the common nee.
esssries OF life. The parties were mar.
risd In this city on the 18th day Of
June, 1875, aud II ia alleged that for
three years past Stewart has failed to
pfoyiue Tor h is wife.
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IRE WARD CONFERENCE.
Held at Latter day Saints Meeting
House at PCcalello, Sunday-Ihe
NOrtlW st Mission.

Pocalsllo Tribune; Ga Sunday the
annual conference Of the Latter-uay
Saints Of the Pooatello ward wss hslu
At thsir meeting house In this city.
George G. Parkinson, president OF the
Oneida Stake, In whieh PueAtello is
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS MARY A, NTH, MhIi ia
w nj smith. Jam \ snllh aug
e. mith on the End day OF JA1pAh M,
made executed and delivered 10 W ,., wa NJ
Loan and savings CO., 81 .'rns ia
certain promIssOry note by w w W.,t,,n lse
they promised TO pay - saiu n.ars,st IA
and Savings 20 the sum OF two ~ ,s,,ts
dollars GU or before March 18Th, ~ II 4,
with interest thereon al ne ta's1l, =, u, q
cent i,er anpum, payable monlny VI N III
OF each and every month; hhu ~ ~. "a s,las.
Of January, 1877, made, eNeouleu -. ns,gjg y
TO T.. ". Madson Us trustee iVI 'u' M L, b
securing the payment OF sara MI MI wi
teres thereon. their certain Mur ,,i.I,s 4
the followlng described properly, "a MI q
sat Lake Civ, Salt Lake county AZ"
utab. described as follows, Io.WM a n
Commencing at the southeAsl., es..iiti,,t1 nj
eight tsl, block six 30, plal ~ -, fysIg "a
survey. and running thence Hes! .,girt N
thence north two t9l rods, thsnV 70 ~ ~ I
rods thence south two w I 1us 81, az ,.
beginning: which said trust ue ',,. "ts,ofir s
corded In the oflice OF lns eSA, ~, NJ JuIfi
salt Lake county on the l3th' IAy .Uo,dtt u
isnT and which said trust deed u''a,lsII
in the event Oft failure TO pay ~, Nd y
terest upon aaid pTomissorI n ~, tht tssi
same heaame due and pGyable, masi,,ipIf y
.mo,nt of said note shonld lmme ssJ u;sz
come due and payable anu ~ isy,l hsiis
should on the application " ,,rnhi,f tatFai :
thereof sell said premises ~ p. uytn h. s'i,si
the front door OF the court mouse " " U.s. Y
seat OF salt Lake county, tag a. slt q
cash, thirty days previous ho, ,,os oee, ~
having been given by puDllc,,nn nv ptafifi
TO- fhnr 'suecesfiye weeks sh's AN
nnblished IN said county ~ Al piysig'
STATE OF Utah, tor the purpIUrssu. tssi,O-S
amount OF SAID note aud lhttgi ., s.iiIit :,
gether with the costs Of ihsH have tsit. !. :,
And whereas the SAID parlies, XIV 10 Fil =,
neglected for more than sli l nv aid pciA y
81 the interest failing due apo On "a hn,ts.
tho said western Loan & seyihlk,s III si5,,
Cd 10 declare and has Geg nss reuaiiti Y, Y,
Smonnt OF said note due anu n lsrtT 'a,dif y
said trustee to sell snid piVpsv ,Ns ~
POWERS conferred upon hin T" "A
og mo;y therefore. notice e he.sT h1.is, =.
tho nndorsigned. r. " Maasgps Va. Il ID, =,
ON he ssth iay Of september, lI,r,ssa,s =
front door Of the louniy Isssit lait TX I
Lake Ci:y, tho county seat o. IN As rs.,,,
stnte OF UtnlI otter Tor aie ~ hltier ~ x,
auction to The highest agt Is n,ro,e o ~
the said premises for w note aud ~
inc mount due upon said he'ii M Of ~
eommIs,ions and attorney nskS, ifsiA'
q " MonsE, Attorney Tor
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Charles Il Everett, aged %, and
Emily A. Rose, aged ELIOT Canlerville,
Dsvi. c5uniy; also Matthew Gilby,
age 80, of Changer, Salt Lake county,
and ChTisIina Rohu. aged %, OF this
city. we're granted licences 10 get mar.
ried tod ay.
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FAYETTEVILLE w. Va. Aug. To-
AloeIt Noiere, ooe q the notorious
Lewis gang OF murderers, uuder ssr.
tence bs hanged here next Tuesday,
broke jul this morning before Gay.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Mr.. q. q. Dittermaun, prominent
business man Of Delamare, N. New, is
In the city on business today,
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- -
Hhh CALiFORNIA am

Trial of!'hs Man Who w..n
far Another. Em.. a., nn,..1'ar,
sAETA CRUZ. Cal. Ann .''a
me Piyler ttial this A u, H.
which OF San Jose .Miisstaitt n
prisoner tried to engage "p s III
iotm an operation on GS,, sln \
Sat That he refused. Pluia.s ' Hill
he did not want to muta y,si u MI Z
only to main him. nam !
ne told the witness ,b s,.1ssIqst]
s,ion had been perrorm n. 10. u
S ,s an employe n, NJ
stated that Plyler and II, Mrs|
greeted Harris cordisIIv na slha|
ms barber shop to ses H. =, ''0lS
told OF Harfis's pitlable coua l, a.,i
ne reached bic room. Wi,S.slo,'is
testified that Plyler tola Di ~ L'g'
Harris had been MANNED, ala Y
court then adjourned unt,I,.
spalsbury. "UH a!aI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19

Silver agaio made new record to-
day, smeitsr settlements being made
on basis OF 81 csnts per ounce. This
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-19

Mr.. Houghtor was well known In
this city, where he was born and
anu raleeu anu where ne had many
friends. He lett here several years
ago to attend New York theolt gIosl
school. After graduation he came
west and ioT n time had
charge Of an EpiscOIsl parish ut Elko,
Nevaus. About two years ago he
was transferred 10 PeDnsylvsnia. In
February last he was summoned to
Salt Lake TO attend the
funeral Of hls father, who was
buried .at Mt. Oivet cemetery
on Washingtoh's birthday. He mar
ried young lazy from Ansonis, Coz =
ptcticut ana leaves wife and two
children.
The deceased has number OF broth
era in this city, one OF them being the
well known druggist, John Hougnton.
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FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Sudden End Of a Native Of Sail
Lake City.
Ho Was Rector Of the Episcopal
Church al Tyroo', Pa,
for Iwo Years.

HUNTINGTON, Pa, Aug. l9.-Rev.
ii. j. HOughton, for two years past
rector OF st. James Episcopsl church
here and OF the Episcopal church OF
Tyrone, Pa, was found dead in bed
HoughtoD was native OF Salt Lake
City, Utah.
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h h,n, Toe 'h,rft aud
S n,m, Jerry Brown i. seN j
nang with V1iers. " e'ua,s,,II
Hanged IA,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, A..
;D ot, celored, wa. T. s-Rr]
, h, yard today. aaanse M
>, De berry WIS hanged , ,s'.
Sth, 1898. gifi ca 0.ay
rms is the tirst I,,.,
'u'e crime In Tennessse a'pslls
u indian. n"rn.d to Deaf,
okiAH, Cal, Aug. 10
a ~, rancherla, six mil. flnrs
ei,y, last night burnea dug, e'as \
village. 'u ahoa, h,T \
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lmpOrtante

Don Jesds Abalo don Ramon Crespo
ofreeen pastos muy buenos, en- Salinas, con
oercados especial agEas abundantes.
Sin disputa son los mejores de dicho pue-
olo, en- condolences especiales para Ell de-
ssrrol!o del ganado.
Toda persona que quiera enviar ganado,
puede dirigirlo los sef1ores Abalo y Urespo.
Salines,
Precio:-Una osbez. de ganado. 81 nI.
Ponce, Enero "a de 1897. N d
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del dedearse&
qnie ooupas "rima
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ilaport&dor.
FELIPE VAILLANT-Age de uego-
cioz, eGc&rgado de lanohas, oargas y descar-
gas ds cabotates-Playa de Poncs.
GIGIAD
ANTONIO MATTEL 7 BRUNATO.-
MaDl Portuguese, Fonoe, Puerto kico.
CLARA THIALET. .-EspectjGc0 THILLET
para Ia angina y paEa oCras Intermediates
&c Ia garganta = de- Ia b,s.@.-E'armaol. ut
Ferrer.
JAIME RULLAN, AToCHA 6.--Tiene
cons5antemeute Ell gu estahiecimlento de
pslereria, n-aberisies sars. aapateros = cal
zaao de tod@s ciasas.
ARLIiBO-
M0bALES Z CO.-Ai2asoen d. rzov,-
siones: Cslle Ael I Ia 14.
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gaanfa acione
mi
pago,q q So defnitva
SUICIDE Por
PAGANDO SNIESTRO, CUALQUERA
tan senclo &
desy solicit o easegura
81
e
Erand@4 entor innen al pc
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DE Y ENTA

abiiut
Una hnca rustica. sita en- ell barrio
de Monies Llanos, jurisdiction del
pueblo de Morcvis, compuestas de
doscientos cuerdas con bastante
siembras de cafe. aguas permanentes
y ados kil6metros de distancias del
pueblo.
Ell que Ia interese puede enterder-
Sc con don Ricardo Quinter en- la
Hacienda "Palsnque" Barceloneta.
Enero 19 de 1897 II 90
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\. MANESCAU Y co.
COMERCIANTES IMPORTADORES
JOYEROS Al POR MAYOR Y AL DETAIL
Is Plaza de las DeIicias IS
Ofrecemos al pdblco grandoso surtdo de oa de
los modelos mas oaprchosos brantes peras nas
pedras de coores.
Brillantes y esmeraldas sueItas
GRANDEs CAPRICHOs GRANDEs NovBDADEs
SURTIDO COMPLETE

FIGURAS
adornos de as Infuid5 de uebes de
gbne Epejos luna vselad aalones Flores ar6oae
de1n Collection
Preoiosos adornos ocadores Albums
Eegans estuches hna perfune Jadneras
flores Jarone chneseos Ultima aegos
vailas
:e varIa propoa para Tegalos.
Lujosas LsCIBAA dc bronee blanco incus
coreras
oanoo adornoz De crstal Jaspeados.
Infnidao aouos bono servcios completes
Caa oaoenea edias de hlio de scocia seda de
Ascos jugoa de
1o14b. : graz I.o paraguas d. sels ira.
Optlca especial
Cta Id
ra JEMELOS PARA TEATRO.
PRECI0S HUY LIHITABOS 7 SIN GOHPETENlA
4aa - A.
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MR.. CHARLES BUCHET. director de Is
"Farma,i ia Central de Francia", Taris,
ce1tiica
"Que habiendo analizado 81 aqua de Flo
rida preparada por 81 Lcdo D. A. Oervoni.
Arroyo, P Herto Rico, resnlta contener un
cinco por ciento de aeei.es esenciales paros
comprobados pordiversos procedimieDtos.
Ademas los examenes cualitatiVos de las
asencias muestran que son de muy buena
calidad."
FL certi6cado original de eete analisis Sc
halla en poder de Ia administration de LA
DEMoCRACIA, que puede ensenarlo quien
10 desee. Demuestra por 10 taLto este re-
sultado obt nido por el laboratoTio del mejor
osts sbleciniento farmacentico de FranciR,
que ecspci6D del Aqua Florida Murray y
Lamman, Ao hay otra despn6s de la Duas-
ira que eonteDga igual oantidad de esen
ci*s Esto unide $! linitadIsimo precio q
que sc vende hoy este articnlo en- la isla, ha
CO que nuestra Agaa Florida moregca Ia pre-
fereneia que Sc Ia "a reaonociendo en totc
Il pals.
gaareSiua5smHao Eezsr LaxoH vp rs Vieas
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PRIVILEGE CONTRA CADUCIDAD

amamos muy par5iouar1ente la aenc6n del
bico por nca Compana lei Con5nente Americana
coucede s8mejanbe PriviI3gIo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-01
Observation-Disclosures nho cs,.zas
GRAN DEPOSITO DE CAL zADO
7 EFECTOS DE PELITEBIA
DON JAIME RULLAN
ATOCHA, 6, PONCE

En- este establecimiento sc acaba de reci-
bir q surtido de caIzado de todss classes de
las mas caprichosas formss, pars caballeros,
senorss, y ninos. que SO detallan precios
SIN COMPETENCIA. En- materiales para
zapateros es compieto el surtido todos los
efectos de primera calidad Tanbien Sc han
recibdo dIiles osolgados y parslla. baules
de distintos tamahos preoios, maletas
viaje. VAQUETAS PARA OAMAS, etc..
etc. Importation directa. Ventas Ell por
MAYOR y al DETAIL
Ponce, Noviembre 10 de 1896 8v.d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-01

Esa Conpaaa Ia qe etTece aegawados vemaas pv
giOs Gs especas caGs oas ConpaGas Socses han o
6ajado ha6aan toda Ia america, saber:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-01
Roberto Graham
IsGENIRRo
! 6zHdicson, HeYTeTSa = Fegc,terta
PONCE, PURBTc-Rroo
"A CARRaTrH

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-01

Raprassn ss.4,s< Dc toz sehofea aanioz.
4 iios 6 c., ingelaefoa E-anEfao Lureros !,
sps4eiaI.zt2z 81 to.is GLASS de a.ss su'ns,iai
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-03-29

In the first daily newspaper, started
in London in 1703, the editor an
nounced that he would not bother his
readers with editorial notes, because
readers were all wise enough to make
their own reflections
Ladies' 2-clasp kid gloves. embroidered
back, in tans, reds, browns and white
and black. a 81 25 glove at roc.
ESPENHAIN DRY GOODS CO.
Milwaukee, Wis.