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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-05
M EMS SHOES.

1900 pairs Mems Calf, Hand-sewed
Shoes, worth $500 to $i,OO per pair,
special price only $l9S.
$50 pair Mems Hand-sewed 3-solc
Shoes worth $500, at SEAS.
$50 pair Patent Leather $500 Shoes.
at S2.29,
400 pair Mems Enamel and Patent
Leather Shoes worth $500, at $129.
$50 pair Mems Dress Shoes worth
$l,5O at 9Sc.
1900 pair Mems Doubles and
Tipped working shoes, Congress and
Balls, worth $3.50, at CSC.
$4,000 pair Boys Shoes at Soc, 9Sc.
and $l.25.
$50 pair Youths School Shoes at 69c.,
79c. and Csc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-05
WHY discard
OLD FURNITURE ?

OF course you have heirlooms
in form OF Old Furniture, and
then. perhaps, your modern tur'
nishings arc bit worn: Why not
have them toned up-restored
Dn=IL1l1OICfprif1N
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-05

New York Produce Market.
New York. Nov. 4.-Flour-Quet and
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-05

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The advocate., 1897-04-07

Bryan will speak at the Chautsuqua
at Ottawa June %.
Governor Leedy has decided to con-
tinue the police boards.
Grant Harrington Is the citizens
nominee for Mayor Of Hiawaths.
The State Sunday School Associs,
tion will meet at Newton May IL.
Dick Blue says he will he a candi.
date for Congress in the Second dis
trlct.
Ex.Congressmsn kirkpatrick wants
to be Deputy Commissioner Of PEN
sions.
w. P. Dillsrd has been elected Chair
man of the Board of Railroad Com
missiOners.
There are 1862 postofIices In Kansas
which will be filed by appointments
by Mr.. BristOW.
Lyman Nsugle denies that he sold
the wellington Voice to Judge Bsshore
or anybody else.
Editor TOrrey of the Lacrosse CHIEF
tain was q candidate for Councilman
on the silver ticket.
E. d. Wheeler Of WsKeeney has
been appointed Commissioner Of For.
estry and Irrigation.
A. 9. Jordan Of Lyons will, it is said,
be Deputy United States Marshal If
Lii Crum gets first place.
The Northeastern Kansas Teachers
Association will begin three days
session at Horton April Is.
Portions Of Saline county were Wis.
tied March 30 by lively windstorm
which did considerable damage.
Four Kansas postmssters were re-
moved Saturday. They were at Alice
vile, White Cloud, Amelicusand Rose.
Olof Forsse has been appointed
Sheriff Of Saline county to succeed Jo.
seph MslmgEen, who committed sui
eide.
1t is now stated that only twenty
seven counties had adopted uniformity
Of text books prior to the passage of
the new law.
The Reno County Populist Central
committee has passed resolutions fs-
VOrlng special session to pass a max
imum rate law.
The Clay Center Dispatch denies the
statement that Miss Lillian Vincent is
now In Washington or is going there
as her fathers clerk.
John Parks paper, the BelOit CGR,
keeps on improving, 1t is one Of the
most successful and enterprising Pop.
Ulist papers in Kansas.
The Board Of Charities has elected
the following officers: President, w.
L. Brown; Secretary, p. HI. Dolan;
Treasurer, S. G. Wheeler.
I. B. Murdoch Of the Eldorado Re-
publican will be candidate for the
Republican nomination for Congress-
man In the Fourth district.
With the exception of the last four
years, Tom Ryan, who is now Assist.
ant Secretary Of the Interior, has been
In Office continuously since 1868.
Charley Lobdell has sold his interest
The advocate., 1897-04-07
Some News About Kansas.

Will act, IN the matter itself.
Representative Conger (Pop.) Of
Rocks says that he is still opposed to a
maximum freight law and will vote
against such bill If an extra session
is called.
Labor Commissioners johnson will
devote considerable time to the gath.
ering of statistics from Kansas cities
on the question of municipal owner
ship of public utilities.
Railroad Commissioner Campbell
cannot understand how Republicans
harmonic the idea that the foreigner
pays the tariff with the theory that the
consumer pays the freight rates.
On Tuesday Of this week lola voted
on q proposition TO buy the natural gas
plant at that place. If the proposition
carried we will have an object lesson In
municipal ownership here at home.
It is claimed that one of the results
of Tom Ryan'S appointment as Assist
ant Secretary of the Interior will be
the resembling of the order to move the
Topeka Pension Agency to st. Louis.
Bank Commissioner Breidenthsl has
received his first statement of the con-
ditiOn of business of Kansas banks
under the new law and Is very we'll
satisfied with the workings of the new
law.
The Australian ballot law was thor
oughly revised by the Legislature. 1t
is very much improved. The ADvO-
GATE had hoped to give a synopsis of
the new law, but it is crow led out this
week.
Wichita pays, through taxation and
private consumption, nearly 100000
year for light and water. Does any
one suppose that amount could not be
materially reduced by municipal own
eTshipP
The Santa Fe Trail prints an Obitu-
sry notice in It's last issue end accom-
psnles it with the statement that until
the death of the deceased no adult had
been buried In Haskell county for a
period of three years,
Notwithstanding the fact that 1t was
asserted last fall that If the POpulists
carried Kansas the State would be ru-
ined financially, Eastern bOndhOlders
are not willing to sell Kansas securities
for less than 100 cents on the dollar.
An examination for the appoint
ment of q cadet to West Point and to
will be held at Clay Center,
April "a. The West Point applicants |
must be between II and % years old,
and those for Annapolis l5 to 20 years.
When the Board of Charities gets |
around to 1t the members should not |
forget that A. A. Stewart of the Man
haitian Republic has demonstrated the
fact that he is the proper person to fill |
the position Of Superintendent of the |
Deaf and Dumb Institute at Olathe.
The Topeka Journal says that Mike |
Sutton's candidacy for the Republi-
can nomination for Governor is not
serious affair, and that he will with
draw at the proper time in the interest |
of Ed Madison for Lieutenant Gov
ernor. The Ford County Leader says |
that Ed Madison really wants to be
The advocate., 1897-04-07

Ed Tiffany has sold the Fort Scott
Lantern to Judge Bashore of Pratt.
Mr. Tiffsny's management of the Lam
tern shows that he Is a fearless, inde-
pendent and successful newspaper
man. Judge Bashore has been elected
District Judge twice, and although
bis newspaper experience is limited IL
Is believed that he will make q success
Of his new work.
Governor Leedy has received q
request to call on Kansas people
for sid for the famine sufferers in
British India. He Is of the opinion
that aid will be necessary for the
flooded districts In the South and that
Kansas people will do well If they con-
tribute to relieve the suffering in their
own country, and that Great Britain
ought to take care of It's own prov
tnces.
In the municipsl campaign at Pitts
burg there were three candidates for
Mayor. The silver men were united
on Morris Cliggett, while the opposi-
tion had two candidates. One Repub.
lican paper charged that the candidate
for Mayor on the ticket supported by
the other Republican paper was re.
formed tough, while the latter came
back with the charge that the other
candidate was an unreformed tough.
The stock yards injunction case was
argued in the Federal court before
Judge Foster last week. Attorney
General Boyle made a strong srgu.
ment In favor Of the States side of the
case, and it would seem that the court
could not rule against the law. The
case was taken under advisement until
April II, when decision will be
handed down, unless the court con-
cludes to ask for testimony as to the
ressonsbleness of rates fixed by the
new law.
The daily papers state that Abe Stein
berger is in Washington looking for
small appointment from the National
administration. Several Kansas Repub.
licsn papers are complaining, and say
that when the Republican committee
paid him last fall that 10 all he should
expect The ADVOCATE does not
know whether Abe has been near
lately or not, but it doubts
very much whether Kansas Republi-
cans will psssively permit his appoint
ment to anything,
Superintendent Stryker has ad-
dressed a letter to County Clerks in
which he asks for a list of all local
bonds which are in any way irregular or
on which the payment of interest has
been or is likely to be resisted, This
list, If procured, will aid the School
Fund Commissioners materially in
steering clear of poor investments.
Information Is also asked in regard to
any high rate of interest bonds which
may be on the market. The idea of |
the Commissioners is to buy the best
and safest bonds on the market at the |
highest rate of interest obtsinsble, In
order to make the fund earn as much |
as possible.
Fsirchild's taxation of judgments
law ought to result in the release of |
deficiency judgments held against per-
The advocate., 1897-04-07

anu enAOle many energetic men TO be-
gin anew the fight for a competency
and incidentally to help build up the
country.
Kansas fire insurance business is
written at rates arranged and prepared
by a Topeka institution. A rate is
made on every piece of property in
every city in the State, and this rate is
used by every company. This condi-
ton means that the big companies haV-
ing enormous assets have decided ad-
vantage over the smaller ones. Superin-
tendent McNsll has decided to break
up this system and thereby introduce
competition into the matter of making
rates. His impression is that it is a
violation of the antitrust law. This
causes considerable complaint on the
part of the company which fixes the
rate, but it is approved by those who
have to pay for insurance.
The new taxation of judgments law
was introduced by Glenn Fsirchild of
Kingman. Mr.. Fairchild had had con-
siderable experience in attempting to
enforce the old law, and it was he who
brought the suit which resulted In a
decision of the Supreme court about a
year ago in which the defective fes.
lures In thu old law were pointed out.
Under the new law judgments In fore
closure cases remaining after the sale
of mortgsged property and all other
judgments rendered for the recovery Of
money are to be assessed. Judgments
for work or labor performed and for
material for erection Of buildings or
Improvements on land or lots are ex-
empt. These judgments are to be
assessed in the township or city where
1t was originally rendered. The judg-
ment creditor may, if he chooses, re-
lease the Judgment and escape taxa
tion. Assessors must fix valuation
on judgments in the same way as on
other property. So far as one not fs-
miIisr with legal matters can Judge,
this law is good one and will benefit
the people.
The Railroad Assessors have begun
their work. This board is composed of
the following officers: Lieutenant Gov
ernor Harvey, Secretary of State Bush,
Attorney General Boyle, Auditor Nor
ris and Treasurer He6ebower. 1t has
been customary to 60 on regular
junket in special train over the lines
of road in the State. The members
take their families and friends along
and for about d month they have
glorious time, but their knowledge of
the value of railroad property is not
very greatly increased. This year the
board is starting differently. They are
using special train, it is true, but
this seems necessary. If the regular
trains were used no time would be
given at stations to get any idea of the
value of property, and it would take
several months time to get around.
The work was begun on the Kansas
City, Fort Scott & Memphis. One
member was absent, but the other four
went over the line. No others were
with them except those in charge of
the train. No dissipation or revelry
was In evidence. The members con-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-12
-~- Ell tratadO de arbitraje entire
Y LOS ESTADOs UNIDOs

Este importante convenio International
fu6 Ell dfa del corriente frmado en- Was
hington por los plenipotenciarios Mr.. Olney,
Secretario de Estado, Sir Julian Pauncefote,
Emba jador de la Gran Bretana, siendo some
lido sobre Ia marcha q la aprobacion del Sena-
do por el Presidente Cleveland con un men
safe de este que dice:
<Acompailo un tratado para someter 4
arbitraje todas las diferencias entire los Estados
Unidos la Gran Bretana.
Las disposiciones de este pacto son ell re-
sultado de deliberacion larga paciente, en-
trailan concesiones hechas por cada una de las
parties deseo de llegar D. IN acuerdo sobre
la proposition general.
Acaso ell resultado obtenido no llenara por
complete las aspiraciones de los partidarios del
arbitraje Immediate, ilimitado irrevocable de
todas las controversies; mas, adn asf, espero
confadamente que Sc reconocera por todos ell
hecho de que es un gran paso ell buen senti-
do, y abarca un plan complete practice para
llegar una solucion pacftica de las controyer-
sfas que SURF jan entire ambas naciones.
Era natural debfa esperarse que al ini-
ciar un movimiento tan importante, tuyiesen
algunas de sus fases ell caracter de un nero en-
sayo, en- provision de dar.es mas amplitud en-
10 futuro; mas, ailn, asi, es facil comprender
que ell tratado que aca bamos de celebrar
10 hace uue la guerra entire las naciones
tratantes sea una posibilidad remota, sino que
evitara en- 10 suceslvo los temores = rumores
de guerra que amenudo son por ST solos
verdadero desastre nacional. ....- ...
Muy propio oportuno que esta inicia-
tiva tan beneiciosa la hayan tornado dos pue-
bios aines, que hablan la misma lengua es
tan unidos por los vfncuLos de tradiciones, ms
titucones aspiracones comunes. Sc hara
por tanto bajo los mas felices auspicos ell en-
sayo de slstituir por metodos civllizados la
fuerza bruta como medic de zan jar cuestiones
internacionales de derecho. Ell 6xito dc esta
tentative no puede ser dudoso y la probabili-
dad de que sus ventalas ulteflores no Sc limi-
taran dos naciones mas directamente intere-
sadas, debe movernos mas viyamente procu
aprobacf6n. El ejemplo la lecci6n,
que desprenderan de la aplicaclon acertada
de este tratado, no dejaran seguramente de ser
aprovechados tarde temprano por otras ma
clones; viniendo q sefalar en- cierto modo el CO.
mienzo de nueva epoca en- la civilization.
Impresionado profundamente con la pers-
pectiva de las ventaias transcendentales que
traera este tratado, no vacilo en- manifestar mis-
vivas esperanzas de que sera mirsdo con favor
por ell Senado>
Ez Herald publioa 10 que dice ser ell texto
fntegro del importante pacto. Segnn esta
sion, las atlas parties contratantes, convienen
en- someter todas sus reclamaciones pecuniarias
8 grupos de reclamaciones, que no excedan de
la totalidad de Glen mil libras esterlinas no
entraflen materials de litigo territorial, la
decision de dos arbitros, uno por cada una de
las parties, que habran de ser jurisperitos de
nombradia, elegran un presidente en- ell ter
mino de dos meses de su .eleccion. Case de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-12
Economic de mil duros

Nos han comunicado los siguientes inf ormes:
Ell vapor ~M6xico. de la Companfa Ira
satlantica, necesit6 tomar quinientas toneladas
de carbon durante su paso por este puerto
El captain del vapor que, segdn Sc We, es hon.
bre que Sc interesa por la Compaffa, pidi6
infor1nes de 10 que costarfa ell lanchaje de las
500 toneladas de carbon y al saber que cobra
ria mil duros estuvo conforme, propuso
atracar Ia Carbonera tomar directamente
ell combustible. Parece que Sc pusieron diff
cultades, entire las que descollaba la afrma-
ci6n de que no habfa bastante fondo para ell
buqne, pero ell Captain, q. sabfaq a. hay en- aquel
sito de "a a 25 pies de profundidad, Sc dirijio
al jefo de Marina obtuvo seguridades de
6xito permso de atraque, 10 que efectu6
con toda facildad
Resumen: los empresarios de ese producti-
vo servicio de lanchas quedaron la luna de
Valencia; la Companfa la economizado mil
duros; la carga Sc hizo con mas lijereza CO.
modidad; y Sc ha sentado ell precedente de que
los mas grandes vapores pueden atracar a las
Carboneras notables benefcios para las
empresas navieras.
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que estos en- ell tempo sefialado no llegaran
un acuerdo en- la elecci6n del arbitro supreme,
sera este designado por convenio entire los ma
gistrados del Tribunal Supreme de los Estados
Unidos y los de identico cuerpo en- la Gran Bre-
tafla. Los fallos de este tribunal seran por ma
yorfa
Las reclamaciones pecuniarlas que exec
dan de Glen mil libras esterlinas y no lmpf-
quen htigio territorial, seran sOmetldas la
decision del mismo tribunal, pero en- este case
su fallo, para que sea valedero y de6nitivo, ha-
bra de ser unanime. Case de que no 10 sea,
cualquiera de las parties contratantes podra Pc
dir la revision del mismo ell termino de seis
meses, en- tai evento la matera de htigio Sc
somete1a un tribunal tornado por cinco juris-
tas de nombradfa, no siendo ninguno de ellos
miembro del tribunal cuyo fallo haya de revi-
sarse, nombrando cada una de las parties dos,
y estos su vez arbitro supreme.
Las controversies territoriales somete-
ran la decision de un tribunal de seis miem-
bros, tres elegidos de entire los magistrates del
Tribunal Supreme de los Estados Unidos, de
entire sus jueces federales, y los otros del Trl-
bunal Supreme 6 del Consejo Privado de
Inglaterra. Los fallos de este tribunal, para
validos, deberan darse por cinco de mayo
ria; mas aunque fueran dados por un namero
menor de votos, Sc consderaran como valederos
y defnitivos ST protesta contra los mlsmos
la parte afecta en- el termlno de tres meses.
Case de empate de protestas no podra recu-
rrirse las hostilidades sin haber solicitado
una ambas parties la meditation de una po-
tencia amiga.
ST no fuera possible acordar la elecci6n de
un arbitro supreme para los tribunales que mas
arriba Sc mencionan, sera este desiglado por
S. M. ell Rey de Suecia Noruega.
Ell tratado sera Waldo por cinco anos
contar de la fecha en- que entire en- vigor, y
podra caducar al cabo de af1o de ser denun-
ciado por cualquiera de las parties contratantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-12

- I'll yapor correo llegado hoy. oonduee
para la lsla de Cuba, $40 soldados, 2s ofciaIes.
Hermanas de laCaridady 6 medicos. todos
con destlno al campo de operaciones.
~ Tenemos noticia de que en- ell Gob;er-
no general Sc ha recibido ell Real decreto de
lndulto dictado con motive del santo de s M
ell Rey "a. d. g.. De dicha gracia quedan ex-
ceptuados' entire otros, los procesados por de
ltos de excitaci6n contra la diciplina del Eier-
cito Y Armada contra la intregridad de Ia Pa.
tria.
- Sc hacen concentrates acerca del eurso
que ilevsn en- Madrid las .reformas antillanas.
Dfcese que ell senor Canovas. al ser felicitado
por los prohombres del Reformismo. sehores
Doiz Calbez6n, con motive del nueyo plan de
reformas para Cuba, prometi6 que tratarg de
lgua modo todos los partidos cubanos Ieoa.
les, que tan pronto Sc reunan las CORES p5a.
sentara un proyecto sobre reforma del censo.
oyendo antes todos los partidos antillanos.
III senior Fable ha sido nombrado ponente.
por ell conseJo de Estado, para que emita su die
men sobre las reformas de Cuba.
** Los senores literatos de la vecina re-
nubllca de Santo Domingo que deseen igurar
CO ell libro ANTOLOGIA AMERICANA
ealeccion de. .composiciones escogidas de tods
la America latina, que este aflo publicara la
acredItada casa Montaner Simon, de BARGE.
Iona, Ilustrada con retratos dibuios aleg6ri.
cos, Sc servlran mandar los originates las fo
tograffas la redacci6n de La CoRRFpoSpEN
cIA, o los senores Fraile Hermanos Comma
MIA en- esta Capital. Cada poeta que fayorezca
dieho iibro sera obsequiado con un eiemplar del
mismo. Sc suplica los peri6dicos dominica
uos iareprouuccion de este suelto. 5-5
-. En- Madrid son muy comentadas las
visltas que ell general Blanco, ha hecho q S. M
la Relna y al sehor Sagasta, la larga entire
vista que han celebrado los sefores -AzcArra-
gas Martinez Campos.
~ LA asamblea autonomista principiars
esta noche las continuara mahana Ia
una de la tarde y a las Il de la noche
Punto de reunion ell teatro
| - La insufciencia de los actos nutritiyos
es La causa principal de muchas Intermediates
| Las cualidades reconstituyentes de la Emulsion
de Scot, obedecen a la faciidad coz que es
aslmllada por ell organismo. DIR. d. Manuel
Muniz, medico ciruj jano de la Universidad de
Madrid, Certifca: Que hace diez seis amos
| Yiene prescribiendo la Emulsion de Scott, de
| aceite de hfgado de bacaiao con hipofosftos de
| cal dc sosa, con muy buenos resultados parti-
cularmente en- la tisis pulmonar, ancmia, raqui-
| tlsmo en- los ninos, Y como reconstituyente en-
las convalecencias easos de debiIdad general
\ dara que conste expido la presente en- Anas
| CO. Puerto Rico, d IS de JUNO de 1894
| Doctor MANUEL r. MUNIZ.
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LIegada del vapOr up. de Satr0stegui'

Esta mailana las siete dio fondo en- ell
puerto de esta Capital, el vapor correo de la
Peninsula que lego con algunas horas de retar-
do, conducendo los senores de la Comisi6n
autonomista doctor don Jose Gomez Brioso,
don Luis Mufoz Rivera y Lcdo. don Rosendo
Matienzo Cintr6n, quienes tuvimos mucho
gusto en- saludar personalmente bordo.
POGO despu6s de haber fondeado Ell Sotaqis-
tegui llegaron bordo saludar q los senores
comisionados, ell Directorio del partido autono-
mista, todos 8 la mayor parte de los sehores
Delegados la Asamblea que Sc encueLtran en-
esta Capital gran ndmero de amigos de los
recien llegados. Ell lnuele estaba materialmen-
te lleno dc euriosos.
Los sefiores Gomez Brioso, Matienzo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-12
COHlENAN DE SOCORROS MUTUOS
OONlEUAD DIE SAN RAEAEL.-Ha=

biendo falecido la socia Martina Sabat, sin que
hasta la fecha Sc hayan presentado reclamar ell
benefcio que concede ell artfculo II del Regla
mento de esta Sociedad, por acuerdo de la Jun
ia directiva y en- cumplmiento de 10 que deter
nina ell mismo artfculo en- tercer apartado,
Sc hace pdblco,a fin de que los que Sc conside
rem derecho, presenter sus solicitudes de-
bidamente documentadas a la presidencia de la
socedad (calle de San Jose, nhmero 24); de
biendo advertir que cesara todo derecho la
indicada reclamation despu6s de transcurrido
noventa dfas del tercero y dltimo anuncio.-
Puerto Rico, de Febrero de 1897. AIfonso
Pr0ts . Bo-El Presidente, Lucas Re
9/es 3-3 >
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GARRuAIES AMERlCAAQS

Como representatives de una iml ortante
fabrica, ofrecemos coches de excelente ele-
gante construction precios tan baios como los
siguientes: De asientos, forros de buffalo con
lama, faroles y ruedas patente, $50.
De asientos con igual construction y Ian
zas para l 2 caballos, 500.
Entregados en- esta Capital al contado, en-
moneda corriente.
Disefos detalles solicitud.
MELTZ GAMBIA,
1873 Tetuan 40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-12
MRI7 Sc detalla a precio.. limitado
nu en- casa de 3O1
IvI1IL Bolivar Arruza y Co.
LA E'ama de Puerto-Rioo'
De Francisco Arrabal

Con motive del balance practicable en- este
cstablecimiento, Sc realizan d precios nunca
vistos Percales de 10 centavos, 4 centavos.
Batistas de dolores de 10 idem, idem. Sa-
tenes de 25 idem, a IL idem. Idem idem q l8.
Idem color entero de 38 idem % idem. C6f-
ros de colores de 25 idem, Il 20 idem. Percal
chine, gran noyedad, de % idem, a 20 idem.
Velos relgiosos de 38 idem, 25 idem.
Idem idem de so idem, 40 idem Nansas de
tachones de 25 idem, 90 idem. Muselina
granizada de 36 idem, 25 idem. Sombrillas
de seda de S24 3, a 81 una. Idem iden de
81 s. a 50 una. Mantillas tohallas de S6 8,
s 81 una. Surah de 81 vara, a so centavos.
Cintas, flores, plumas, adornos para trajes, ira
jes bordados de lana de sl2 4 IS, e infnidad de
artfculos mas que Sc detallan precios baratf-
simOs 15-l2 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-02-12

Cintron y Munoz Rivera, acompanados de gran
ndmero de personals, desembarcaron mas me-
nos las ocho, hospedandose en- ell Hotel
haglaterTo. Reiteramosles nuestras mas afec-
tuosas paabras de bienvenida.