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twenty-five to begin on a mortgageo quarter section of land, and in few years build up a business that ena bles him to fail for a million and 5 half, is a record that would be nota- ble anywhere. He had all the dar ing in his handling of cattle and "cattle paper' in a calamity-howl ing State that young Letter display ed in swinging the wheat markets of the world.
 As is the rule h such cases, Gil- lett took advantage of a big specu- latlve movement. The price of cat tie has been high for three years and corn has been low, so that there were large profits in feeding them. It is the custom for cattle owners to borrow money for from four to six mont ths, which enables them 10 buy, feed and market their stock. As long as they could obtain their accommodation only from home banks the loans were made with care, and the losses were so rare that "cattle paper" ranked as high in the West as mill loans Tn New England. Gradually brokers made a business of dealing in these notes, indorsing and selling them in the Eastern financial eenters. 'Cattle paper" soon became well known in Boston, and Eastern capitalists competed for it in the Western mar ket. Within the last few months millions have been sent from New England, though there were warn ings that the thing was being oyer- done. bAn interruptions feeder might mortgage the same cattle to three or four lenders, and there was no security beyond bis good faith and the growth of the cattle.
 The free extension of credits gave the opportunity for the colossal swindling of Gillett, and probably many others. Cattle have been much lower for the last month or so, and hefeeder who has borrowed on a slim margin in facing ruin. In Gillett's case there was undoubted rascality and duplication of mort gages, and the honest borrower will have all the harder time because o his colossal frauds.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, DEC. 10. 1888
A Christmas Edition.

Tn obedience to it's past custom, the Graphic will issue it's Christmas Edition oE Sunday, December Is, 1898. This will be the last Sunday before Christmas and the day pre- ceding the great week of big holi- day purchases. For the purposes of this edition the Daily Sunday morn ing edition and the Semi Weekly edition of Saturday the 17th will be combined, assuring advertisers a large number of readers and circu- lation larger than that of any Pine Bluff weekly or daily and weekly newspaper combined.
 Our Christmas edition will com bine a number of interesting and attractive features, including illus trations, Santa Claus letters, special articles, contributions, etc., appro- priate to the season.
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Fire at RedfeId.

Redfeld, Dec. Hast night about II o'clock fire was discovered in the general merchandise store of M. A, Dyson, whose establishment is located in the center of a business block of frame structures. The fire rapidly gained headway, and ali human aid was of no avail.
 The only residence damaged dur ing the confagration was the home of Mr. W. T. Walls, the Iron Noun tain agent, which caught fire sever al times, but was each time exiting uished. The loss, as estimated by an insurance man, is about $7, 900.
 The merchants occupying the buildings destroyed and their losses are as follows:
 R. H. Mashburn, groceries, total loss, $90O; no insurance.
 T. W. Moore. groceries, total loss, $500; insurance $500.
 M. A. Dyson, groceries, loss $2, 300; insurance $1, 300.
 G. ". Berry, ieweler, loss $2OO no insurance.
 G. M. Stansel, meat market, tota loss, $151. No insurance.
 Two of the consumed buildings belonged to Stewart, Guinne & Co.,. of Memphis, their value estimated at LOGO; insurance not known.
 One building was the property o Gus Blass & Co.,, of Little Rock Loss $500; insurance unknown.
 G. ". Berry owned one building valued at $40O; insurance $2O0. G. M. Stansel, building valued at $200; no insurance.
 The origin of the fire is a mystery and close investigation will bt made by interested parties.
 Red6eld was a thriving little towr of 1000 inhabitants and was recent ly incorporated and the first elec- tion for officers was to have beer held on the 18th of this month.
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Fire At Thornton.

From passengers on the early morning Cotton Belt We learn Of a fire at that place Tuesday night. The first knowledge tbe inhabitants had of the fire was the arrival of the Cotton Belt passenger about 10:3O o'clock p. m, when the engineer blew his whistle and alarmed the town.
 The general merchandise store of MT. Chas. Harris was totally de- stroyed and also the adjoining build ing, which was vacant.
 At the time of the departure of the train, bucket brigade was hard at work trying to save the hotel and other nearby frame buildings.
 The full extent of the damage done is unknown at this writing.
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The Street Railway.

Articles for the incorporation of the Pine Bluff Electric Light and Street Railway Company were filed with the county clerk and the Sec retary of State Tuesday, and the en- terprise is now a practically assured fact.
 It is also an encouraging and as surfing sign in that connection that the enterprise is to be under local control and management. A ma jority of the Board of Directors and officials are Pine Bluffans, making assurance doublY sure that the in- terests Of the company and local investors will be guarded and pro- tected.
 This is altogether one of the most encouraging movements that has taken place in Pine Bluff in many years. It will give our people re- newed hope and our city will take on new life. The very hum of the electric car will instill energy and activity in our population, and with an energy born of hope, there will be renewed efforts for new enter prises and industries.
 Altogether, we regard the enter prise as a new birth that will set the wheels of progress again in op- eration in this city and community, and from the day that witnesses the completion of the plant, Pine Bluffs career will be steadily onward and upward.
 The Graphic conqra tulates the people upon the promise of an early fruition of their long cherished hopes, aud the assurance of the ac- complished success of a long desired and much sought after en terprise.
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THREE TOWNS VISITED BY THE DESTRUCTIVE
 FLAMES.
PROPERTY LOSS IS HEAVY.
Hamburg the Victim of a Second Con- fagration.---Redfeld, Thornton
 and Ogamaw Other Victims
A second Conflagratlon at Hamburg. ]

A Second ConfIagration at Hamburg.
 At eleven o'clock fire was discoy- cred in stable back of Dr. B. w. Simpsons building on the north side of the square. It spread quick ly, destroying in succession the un- dertaking establishment of W. Il. Smith, stores of s. E, Baker & Co.,, groceries and dry goods; All. Law son, groceries; Mrs. Matte Prather, Millinery, and the law offices of Rob ert L. Craig and J. W. Vangilder. J. J. Dean lost several bales of cot ton. His total loss will be $1, 900. No insurance. There was no insur- ance on any of the buildings burned. s. F. Baker & Co.,, had LOGO on their stock in the North British and Mercantile. A. H. Lawson had $465 on his stock in the Niagara of New York.
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DISCHARGED IN BANKRUPTCY.

The first discharge in bankruptcy under the new bankruptcy law was granted to Milton Garretson, citi, zen of this county, Dec. 9th. MT. Garretson, wLo lives at Gary, Ark, filed his petition on the 3cd of JuIy last and today his attorneys, White x Altheimer, received a notification of his discharge. This permits him to face the world again without owing dollar. Several of our citi- zens here contemplate fling peti- tions in the near future, so we are informed.
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JOHN N. GRACIE SUED.
Former Convict Sues Contractor For
 Alleged Damages.

Attorneys Lewis Rhoten and Scipio A. Jones today filed in cir cult court suit against John M. Oracle, county convict contractor, for Caesar Washington, colored, asking damages in the sum of 5, ,000, alleging that while Washington was on the county farm "the defendants servant and agent, John R. Rich, while acting Tn his capacity as riding boss for the defendant. negligently, wan tonly, cruelty and brutalv beat. struck, whipped, kicked and maltreat- ed the plaintiff" as result he will eyer suffer great bodily pain and anguish; 'tthat he is wholly and permanently ineapacitated from earning living or any money what eyer at his trade, shoemaking. or at any other trade or work, all as the result oflhis maltreatment The plaintiff was recently pardoned by she governor, after having served three months on the farm, and on account of sickness, owing at the time of his pardon more than the original amount of his fine and costs. -Arkansas Democrat.
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Gen. Joe Wheeler has introduced a bill in Congress to present Miss Helen Gould with a gold medal by Congress for her heroic and generous treatment of the soldiers in New York. This is a very gallant act on the part of the General and IS fit- ting recognition of Miss Helen Gould's distinguished services in taking care of the volunteer sol diers.
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Senator M. J. Manning, of Claren- don, now has clear field in his can didacy fer President of the State Senate. Senator Wilson, of Wash ngton county, his only opponent, has withdrawn, and Manning will Lave easy sailing. We predict that he will also be gubernatorial entry two years hence.
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The Creston Clarke Go. arrived from Hot Springs this morning over the Iron Mountain road. They will present "David Garriek" to a packed house tonight at the theater.
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Mir. and Mrs. l.. X. Samuels and little daughter returned this morn ing from Little Rock, where they have been the guests of relatives for a few weeks.
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Senator Vest has sounded the first note against expansion byintroduc- ing in the Senate a resolution against the proposed colonial sys- tem, which the Senator says IS un- constitutional.
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Mir. NJ. Holland has accepted po- sitio as prescriptionist with ". L. Dewoody &5 Co.,. to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mir. J. G. Mann.
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Mrs. Sam Franklin and children returned Tuesday afternoon from Memphis, where they have been the guests of relatives forsevera1 weeks.
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MT. C. D. Emmert, of Draughan, is among Pine Bluffs many business visitors today.
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Grant c. Gillett, Cattle King
Courier-Journal.


 The speculator is as liable to be developed in one quarter of the world as in another, and Mr. Grant c. Gillett, of Kansas, is fair set off to the Barney Barnatoes and the Joe Letters of the financial centers. Beginning in as humble way as Barnato, and exploiting a much smaller field, his temporary success was as sudden and astonishing and his failure has been even more com plete than Letters. For a man of
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MT. T. l.. Powell, of the oouthwes- eern Telephone and Telegraph Co.,, with headquarters in Little Rock, is Il the city.
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Mr. Geo. ". Wiegand, secretary and treasurer of the Standard Stamping Co.,, and son Porter, of St. Louis, in the city on important business.
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Misses Etta and Roella Solmson delightfully."- entertained in honor of the visiting young ladies Tuesday afternoon atcards. Full particulars in Sundays Graphic.
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MT. Damon Clarke, prominent Little Rockian, is in the city today on business.
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Ex-State Treasurer Wm. E. Wood ruff, of Little Rock. is calling on his Pine Bluff friends today.
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Miss Retta Wertheimer hasreturn- ed from a visit to Little Rock.
 Mrs. Louis sRoth is entertaining this afternoon in honor of Misses Claude and Hannah Myar, of Cam den. Full particulars in Sundays Graphic.
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MT. John T. LiDscomb, of Plum Bayou, is in the city today on inn portant business.
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Rev. A. o. Evans and family leave this afternoon for Little Rock where they will in future reside.
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Mir. J. s. Mcdonald, of Altheimer, is among Pine Bluff business visitors today.
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(From Wednesdays Daily. )

Mir. Sam Katzenstein is retained from bis business today on account of illness.
 A full dress euchre was given by the Y. M. H. A. last evening. Full particulars in Sundays Graphic.
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Mr. D. s. Yates, a prominent :citi- zen of Eagle Mills, fig in the city to. dav
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anOn is perfect beau
 kSAk0 ty, patriotic, up to-date. Subjec.I " Ali American Girl. :"

One of the handsomest.p pieces of color work issued this year. Autographed with border of army and navy em- blems embossed in gold. Leave your name with you druggist and ask him to save you copy or send 6 cents III stamps for one to CT. HOOD & Co.,,
 Lowell, Mass, Mention the Graphic.
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The IS. R. o" sign is assured for toDight's performance of Creston Clarke.
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IsIiEIalna dIislal

El Exomo. lehor Captain General do
sstA isll, ha rseibsdo hoy del De- Cubs, sl
iinpo oltsnta tslAgratns siguients, que yisis !
9dsStrti 4 ysStnofss infandados que cirsuisbln
.dssds 1ssr.
Dice aai: e, Nh
tHsbieudo sido rsuhtssaas las intina,
eionas del enemigo psrA qua "a entrsGsee
Santiago de- Cabs sin oond iones u fe3au.
tisron ayer taiiie las hoati pfnfon S&n
dose u faego do ID escpadla fder3 de
TIERS dssde Ias cuatro de IL tSxao hasts Lac
ssiete ls nochs, msntenieado h9eaff6s thpss
todas ,sus posioiones J obligAnio snehigo
4 lbsndonsf ID trinchsrs avansadS San
JGsn. Il ss NJ 81 8 i
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5NOTIC.'I.Als

,H -. aPor tslegrama recibido de San Tho
mas, se sabe que no tiene novsdad personsal
el pundonoroso comsndante que fae del AGO.
rasado Tzcaya, senior don Antonio Ediate,
noticia que hs yenido. mitigsr. algan tsnto
las dololosas zosobras en- quo &c hallaba 10
familia do aquel caballero, fssidente en- esss
capital. .zs-.,-,s NJ @ .--ss, 3,s "a
=. Sc ha deelarsdo rnareiaaa dc mu:z
cho fondo consec1encia de ID famoss csrta
de ests ciudad, publicsds en- sN Nscions,,s
"a Is verdad que hsy fundamento para ellie.
De SECURE que gu sntor se auedarA oalls1o
como nm muertc.
~. Tensmos noticias de que &c prepe
ran para venir efta capital los sehores don
Pablo Vilella don Vicente Vita, conssle'
70 dc administration J reprsaentsnts de 10
Camsra insulsr, respectivsments.
-. Ha fsllecido en- Larss don denaro
Oordoro J Fuertes, persona que gossba de
! muchas simpatfas, como 10 prob6 10 numero'
| "a concurrenois que scudi6 81 eptierro de 60
cadayer.
-. Va estAn reparados los dss .erfeotos
! quo sau.6 Ia Ultima svenids del RIO de Ba'
yam6n en- las Was del tranvfa.
! -. Ha llalnado Ia atenoi6n que desde
hsce dos noches nusstro centinela ysnkee
enciente todas las luces de bordo, que an
tes permanecian apsgadas.
/ -. la correspondence pdblica psrs
!, Comerfo, correspondence 1 los dfas 4. 81
del corriente mes, qued6 dstenids en- Bays
mon hasta el I.
! -. Sc dice que uno de los oeerdsado
gordos que se enlbrisca6a para Bsysm6n, Q
queda ahora en- Il capital, atsndiendo con
ssos Do 10 alto. So disc que s!gunss pesso
uilidldsp del alto oeusseio han selieitsd
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IA dstsnsa do Santiago Do Cuba
Iosprssi6n ea Wassipgto,s Desconte,ato,
Mas. reti1erzos. zz:y

Washington, liza tenaoidad de los
espsfoles en defender en- II forma como 10
hacen s Santisgo de Cuba, estS causando en-
los Estados Unidos mslisima impression.
El pueblo on general clsma contra los
ssorssariioa do Gnerra y Marina, no exclu
yendo tampoco de aus censurss d Sanpson
y Sch,ey
b In Nueya York SO hs publicado uns
hoja suscripts por ysrios iingoea, pidiendo
que Mac Kinley se embarqae : bordo Dc -
osouadrs. WYE L ....-s.
So dics qus inmedistsmente, ademas De
los refaersos que se prepsran, % enviaran
sin p6rdida de tempo cuatro mil hombres 3
Sampsson para que, unidol s los demks, den
81 golpe decisive sobre Santiago. ..8's
Tambien parece 30 agregsrkn Ia e.
sc1adrs cinco seis buques mai.
Entre los seoresarios de Guerra J Msri.
na aumentsn las diyergenoias. No nsrchan
dc acuerdo 90 la forma do lleyar cabo las
opsracionss de guesra.
Sc dice que el seoretario de este ultimo
departamento rs ptsaentado ID dimisl6n =
lie ha siao admitida. Laindigaaci6n pppu'
lar coutra 81 aeoretario de Guerra, es gtsndi
sims. s.. ~.
Fl comsndante del erucsro sNuevs Or
leans, Id rscibido 6rdsnes para que inme
iiatsmente dertruya las snusvas forti6cacio
mes que Is han hecho en- Santiago de sCnfa
FrenteA & Ii embocsdura dc este puerto
ss situsrAn en- 10 sucesiyo IN buen numert
de buqnes norteamericanos. "a q. =;
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eusrra j paz

Penssrs el Gobierno 10 que quiera dc II
assitud serena j do aparente marasmo an qae
SO efrscs Ia opinion rabiica, pero comsterA
irremedisble = peligvoso error si estima que
sss trsnQaiidad 8 indiferencia de las muehs.
dumbrss Ie autorizs para dsr d problema
international j. colonial ana solueicn made
cuads. q -
La Nisi6n sspsfiola ssi6ntsss orgullosa
de les defsnaoses Do ~ ilssgsidad janitorial
j dc N honor, qnAsains Antiliae tisnen {
pye 4 aeepige e1ssaPtsa{ p.sparsn CON
8 desssas sod q ssstil 4 40 ls vioto'
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. De J0II6 d6 1888.
IL qus dIss Il Pals I d 4 Habana

ri drrsno dc los sntonomiatas sn Ii isla
a Cubs. mi Pafs,, pabiica Id artfcalo que
4. Aldo muy coinentsao n lefdo, dindols
muohfsimo cr6dito s cuanto % u mismo .
dica
Pone Ia manifesto ii menoionado peri6.
dico iufnidsd dc funaamentos pars Greer que
ins rebaldes II, apoysfAn il invasion dc Gu.
s. por los Estados Unidos. y. s55
H.hla. q paracer. col, coiao1imiento de
o.usa, Ede il dieps.idsd sds cfitesiot que han
- antanido IN priroipSles iefes des ID insu.s
--scs;Sr -. Ss,,I i i ty.tsr M nartisrlsr.
. 4 JIno ia men opinaban, dice sEl
p.f.. NOR !. ueutralidad.
Par AZ. asos mispaos lefss convinieron
an combstir { los Iaorteamaricanos, por eon-
s;aer., s. ;acarenoia muy petiudicial s la
s,rs .lnns asl;snden. neakndcse ,demss 6 /
:Ys. r,a.t.,T.. ,ninruna alase de .uxilios.
] s s pnr a,t;mo. a. la reunion qus los msn.
o;on.dos iefss rebaIdes celeb.aron, se s:ard6
sdont., lIaya, & Il prkctics er, tempo opor.
snnp @ ,..olnson.a "a aran importspcia y
.t,.scandancia tr. n,ys Il poTyenir DEL lsla de
n Z, IN. .,i.. '.' :. .'''
nj .D;a,io aa Ia Marina, copis ID carts,
-. = t;tnI.do oeneraifsimo de ics rcbsldas
~ ash.na. J, - Mt-,nn G6mas, diriri6 Il preei-
S.rta a. i Jants reyoIpoionaria do Nneyas
YorL. R,trada Palms. On ID oual prctssta
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limento importamos 23 500 pesos. Hoy
que ls Diputaci6n soatiene una Escuela do
Aftesy O6oios, bien pudiers busosrse ID
manera do montar una fabrica do estos ar
tefactos y:asf los jdyenes eduoandos de aque.
lla encontrarfan nnodo de luoir sus faculta'
des, de ganarse la vida decorosamsnte.
Do carb6n he nos oomprAdo 81 extran'
jero 39.5el f5l kilos que representan un
valor de ,l79.cse pesos, ..a-
S5s5 81 el yacimiento ulero do Utuado no
puede hoy explotarse con ventsjs por 10 di
6cultad actual de los trssporter, maiiana
podrfs construirse una via f6rres, 8 prolon-
gar ID de. via estreehs quo esta on oonstruo
ci6n entire Afiasco , Lsres. Pero 81 este
yacimiehto no puede ser e1plotsdo sotual-
mente, no sucede 10 mismo con el segundo
puesto que entire el ,cabo de Malapasoua la
Panta dela Tuna ka3ssuka buena 7euseuadn
por tonds seffa facil J barata Ia extrscoi6n
de esie rico mineraf. d ~. al
~ mineral de Utuado fa9 utilixado ha.
90 lteauos niios, como pruebas por don Pedro
1Suau Mu!et, comerciante de este pueblo, en-
~ tshonsde vapor para Ia piia. del oaf6.
Ease ssisor NOS manifesto que 10 di6 buen
rssultado el enssyo; peroj que 10 oaro del
tssspprte hsofa impossible emplearlo, pnssto
sque ~ lena 10 resultabs mas barata.
Psro el mineral do Utuado Malapas-
.cuA parmsnecer1n olyidados seguiremos
conprandolo al extlshjsro
Resultsrl que pusde Hegar mn dfs on
:q1e yesmos pateate ID sltfsima conveniencia
dstener grandes dep6sitos de ulla, pero,
SquiSn piensa en el ,pnrvenir? b
! u A previsores no nos ganarA nj ell mismo
yankee. Le pondrsmos la cebada d rabo
del ssro deapn6s de muefto.
Y, spor otrs sparte, iquien SO hs hecho
rico en- Puerto Rico explotando minas de
osrb6n de piedra? Nadie. ,Qa6 Cornua
5llss Saint Etienne SO hs elevado 4 IL cuua.
sbre de la prosperidsd con solo ID exploitation
deIus ulleras? Eso podrA cor cierto; pero
nosotroa no 10 hemos visto. y s
V6ase 10 que dice MI. Simonin sobre 81
Altimo punto: <Haue dos siglos Saints
4tisnne 30 4 :srnss que una moaesta sldea.
Hoy ID aeifra desau poblsci6n erbsde de 100
mil hsbitantes ]. El Estado, cediendo 8
,jsstas rsiterad al sdemandas, ha trsslsdaio
Il1 capital del departamento del Loira Dc
Mpnttfisson Saists Etisnne & &
ssa * todo, 1por qnei Porqus ios france.
~ son como nosotroa: indolentss J POGO
prsvisosss. 0 Il. IS 5.7 5sss ss' is1.
SassAs a9ss v1sENTrAVTNA A ysss yssss. IN
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Conpalia do los FerrocarfNss

Dssde u martea l9'del sctual y hasta
nusyo sviso, qusdaran suprimidos entire San
Juan y Arecibo los trepes facultativos III
meres s, 4. y82 de los itinsrarios vigentes.
" tren 3, % 81 que tiene ~ salids de
San Juan todos les domingos la 1 4s.
FL tren 4. el que 10 tiene dc Areoibo
tcdoa ios domingos 4 las ..
~ tren 81, 81 que la tiene do San Juan,
los martes, jusyes J rkbado, Las s.l5.
y eltren 80, 81 que Ii tisns de Areoibo,
los lunes, microbes J yierres, & Las 9 2l.
Los tyenes correos diaripa ndmeros y
2, continusran como On Ii actuslidad, sin
alteraci6n en- sus cuadros de marohA.
Lo que g avi,a Al ablico para general
conoeinisnto. 4Z4..s44,s .-,,pe,,,,,,.
s San Juan, II Dc Julio ds 1898. v
al hi Ca Direcci0n,
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HELLO

. Ha llegado conOcimiento de esta empresa
oue aleunos dep6sitos de esta capital han subido
eli precio del hiela, vendiendo,o & 80 centavos
Ia arroba.
Como quiera que Ia f&brica no. ha alterado
sus precios, esa ALA de cinco centavos spor @;
no Sc encuentra jnstifcada nj tienen derecho .
clio toda vez que hacemos un descuento los os-
Mbricly Il caro-, Que son los sigufentes:i
All detail 8 centayos ell kilo. De 70 hpra
en adelante & un centavo libra,
ri caro- en- Santurce yende centayos kg.
hasta el pueute de San Antonio. Desde etc ponto
hasta Martin Pefa & centayos Nio. ,.,..
|. 3aH.s -. -. <J.GOYcO Ca.