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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1898-12-15

Wm. Black. the world renowned Scot
fish novelist died, Il: his home in Lon
don on the 10Th.
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not reach the dis.
ease. Catarrh is
in the blood, and
only a blood
remedy can cure
it. Local appli-
cations only
reach theirritated
surface; the right
remedy must be
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THE POPULATION.

In annexing lands we annex popuia
lions also These are as follows
Cuba-l 800. 900; Is per cent white
Porto Rico-1 900, COO; 90 per cent
white.
Hawaii-9U, 600; 20 per cent white.
Phiiippines-3,000,O 900; mostly Orlen-
tails.
SuIus. Carolnes and Ladrones-Main-
ly barbaarOuS.
Roughly. We annex about ten million
people, OF whom 80 per cent belong tn
more or less Inferior races.
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| Roughly. We annex about ten million
people, OF whom 80 per cent belong tn
more or less Inferior races.
THE RESOURCES OF OU2 NEW POSSES
The resources of our annexed terri
tory, like their area End population,
have never been calculated with aecur-
acy.
Cuba produces sugar. coffee, tobacco,
cocoa, cotton, indigo, rice and fruits.
She has forests rich in rare woods, and
mountains Astounding in iron, coal, cop
per, marble and precious stones. The
forests and the mines have been scarce
~ at all worked.
Only 10 per cent of the arabic lands
are now under full cultivation. Seven
per cent, is wholly unreclaimed. and
per cent. of the Islands area is unex-
plOred forest.
The imports of the Island were rough
ly estimated for 1894 at $50 900, 900 and
the exports at S95, 900 900.
Porto Rico's products are substantial
~ The same as those Of Cuba. In 1890
the island imported $lS.000,000 worth
of goods and exported $l0,000,OO0.
Hawaiian exports consist almost Who'll
lv of sugar, Its exports amount to $I5.-
COG. 600 year; it, imports to $1,000 300.
The Philippines produce sugar, hemp,
tobacco and cOpra. Imports about SILL
600 600 year; exports about $40, ZOO. 600
The SOlus produce teak and sandal
wood. No statistics of commerce ex-
Ist.
The CarOIlnes are inhabited BY Malay
1,
The Ladrones are iD like condition.
OUR NEW CLIMATE.
We have also annexed new climates.
The PHILIPPINES, as all travellers agree,
have a climate in which man from the
zone can keep alive only
Rith the greatest diff 'ultY, and can
Keep we'll only aby never forgetting for
- go - 8 = : nso Hss' lii
Malaria Is the lot o4-kI who dwell 7
there. Tropical fevcrs, TROPICAL plaques
such as small pox and leprosy, thrive
and prey upon natives and newcomers.
The air is hot as well az moisr, and
only the most rigid corners from tenn
peTate climates are unable to resist the |
universal. innate and incurabIe idlencss.
OF Hawaii we already know much-a
gorgeous beauty of sky and earth, a
paradise in which turks leprOsy.
In both these domains the only pos
,Ible labor that is commercially pro-
luctive is contract labor not distiuy-
shable from the harshest slavery. This
act is due chiefly to the climate.
In Cuba the semi-troplcal climate
makes conditions tolerable only bv the
Lcclimated BY inheritance. Residence
III the year round in the Cuban cities
md plains is impossible for the white
aces. The heat and the diseases bar
he white laboTer.
Porto Rico, called ''the most health
al of the Antilles" is most delight
al winter resort. But white men from
he United States will never live there
Onger thar for the brief winter season.
AS a whole the new climate added to
be long established American varieties
re not attractive TO the healthy, Wig
rous white races. These races will not
lbor in them, will not thrive In them,
Vii not voluntarily live in them. And
hey stunt and weaken and ravage and
ender indolent and savage the native
aces.
BIGGER-BUT BETTER?
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FOR SALE.

MGrthavllle, Nov. II. 1898.
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THURSDAY, DECEnBERIs, 1893.
Important to voters.


1t will be important for voters who
desire the exercise of their franchise
privilege after the year 1900 to know
that the new constitution requires the
payment Of poll tax two 'yesrs prior to
the date of any election at which they
may offer to vote.
This law goes into effect after the
general election in April 1900, which
while 1t may look in print, or sound
when spoken, long ways off, is really
bat little over sixten months in the
future,
Therefore all those between the ages
OF 81 and 60 years, who may wish to
make Of themselves legally qualified
voters must pay their poll tax for 1898
before the first OF January, 1899. And
then they will also be required to pay
their poll tax for 1889 before the lst OF
January 1900. Then further in order to
be qualified voters they will be required
10 present their poll tax receipts for the
two years previous when they offer 4
vote, NJ
me q hniam 1900 Il 1872
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OPTICAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY
AND PARISH OF NATCHTOCHEs.
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nov II
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Steamer, Buena Ventura.

"A word to the wise is suifi-
cient" and word from the wise
should be sufficient, but You ask
who are the the wise? Those who
know. The oft repeated expert
encc OF trust. worthy persons may
be taken for knowled-5. Mr.. w.
NJ. Terry says ChamberlaIn's
Cough Remedy gives better salts.
faction than any other in the
market. He has been in the drug
business at Elkton, Ky, for
twelve years; has sold hundreds
Of bottles of this remedy and
nearly all other cough medicines
manufactured, which shows CON
clusively that Chambeylain's is
the most satisfactory to the peo-
pie, and is the best, For sale by
J. f. Mackey & Co.. and B. G
Hough & Co.
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VIII be Neutral.

Most of the powers have issued
neutrality proclamations, inclpd-
ing Russia, Great Britain, france
and Italy.
Germany and Austria have not
yet done so, but they are expected.
to do>so aL . distant day, not
withstafdin9 Austria's sympathy
for Spain,
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MOORE WAR NEWS.


Washington, ID. c., April 81
The administration is positively
informed that the Spanish squad
ron is near America.
a war council is discussing the
advisability of dispatching Schley
against this fleet and calling two
cruisers from Sampson to protect
the coast.
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LANCASTER S. c., SATURDAY. April go 1893

the invasion of Cuba.
Key West, April 27.-LanG
fort OF Matanzas fired on Ameri-
can torpedo boat destroyer three
times, all the shots going wild.
The ships OF SIMPSONS fleet
frequently slip into the Cuban
port.
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NEW YORK, PURITAN AND
CINCINNATI ENGAGED.
GREAT DAMAGE WROUGHT .
TO SPANISH F0RTIFICATIONS.
Splendid Workmanship OF Ameri-
can Gunners Exhibited, Shells
Flowing Through the Works.

On board the Flagship New
York, of Mantanzas, April 81, ,
p. n,--The New York; Puritan
and Cincinnati bombarded The
forts al. the mouth OF ltantauzas
harbcr this afternoon. There,
were no casualties on our side.
but it is believed that She hail of
iron which poured in the forts
must have caused loss of life to
the .Spaniards, though nothing is
known definitely. The efigage-
megt commenced at 1857 and
eeAscd at 1;l5. The object OF the
attac. w@s to prevent the COM
pletjon Of Getearthworks at Pun
ia Gorda. r battery on the east
W. arm Of the bay opened fire
o. The flagship, and this was also
shclleG. About - S-inch shells.
were iired from the eastern forts,
-'ent all Tell short About five or
SIN shells were fired from the half
,mpleted battery. Two of these
whiZzed over the New York and
one fell short. The sbips left the
hav for tho oman ao tho ot;
of discovor;,c 4bSS.,horoo,,o,,te
,lo ,ot4o.;oa I;
=. ,'' ms "eei' ''ooH-
F'is"eu. III the heiShhorhood OF
800 shots were put on land from
the three ships aa "a range of ifo6mG
1000 TO 1000 wards. --
Rear Admiral samnsor whom
asked ifl, w.s so+isGad u.;,h tho
,o,,,4
ie'u'' S"iu eS' am | eA'
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HELD FOR MURDER.
WANTED TO VOLUNTEER TO
GO TO CUBA.
Suspect, Thought to be The Stay
er Of Relk at Chester landed
Here by I'll. Il. Howie.


"'e VI 'he prospective young
|ou"VeS Oh Ihs city is III more
serious trouble than he antici-
pated from going to wat He was
before Nogistr,,o cn,;th ,o..ou1..
oeter,oor ON , a,,,.
nv" ''''"'''i'"S III 'he
i'''"'"''" county Jaii awaiting an
interview with the SHERIFF. of Ches-
ter county
The name of tbo vouro s,,s,ooi
IS supposed to he Nathan In
church, who is wanted in Chester
county for the clubbing 10 daath
OF Robert Belk, which occuroI
the 18th OF last month. The mur-
der was The outcome O, auarre,
between the two ut 4 cotton mill
IN Chester county where bofb
were employed as soperatives In.
church immediately escaua6 mud
Belk fingered two DAYS and died
from the result of wounds received
on the body and head. The deed
i s~i1 .o hove l,o,, L. ;l.
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ONLY A REPORT.

London, April 27.-It is report
ed from Madrid that the Spanish
fleet has been at sea for some
days and the news Of the bonn
bardment of America coast towns
IS expected at the Spanish capi-
tai before long. 1t is confidently
looked for.
This fleet left Cadiz several
days ago and the world apparent
ly lost sight OF the ships from the
very day they sailed.
Key West, April 27.-The cap.
lure OF the Spanish auxiliary
cruiser Panama, by the lighthouse
tender Mangrove was the nerviei .
and most thrilling event of the
war.
The Panama is a steel ship with
two fourteen Founders and q
crew of y men. Though an aux
ilisry cruiserof the Spanish navy,
she offered not the slightest re-
sistence after the little Mangrove
fired at her the third time and so
close as to command the 'Spanislhs
to surrender on a threat Of send
ing ball through her side. ~
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COAL CAPTJRED.

Washington, d. g., April 81
The government is Informed that
an American steamer and 1 $40
tons OF coal were captured by the
Spanish in the Pacific near Ma
Mia.
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IL is great leap from the old fash
Toned doses of blue-mass and nause0us
physics to the pleasant little pills
known as DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
They cure constipation, sick headache
and biliOuSness. Crawford Bros.
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PRIZES CAPTURED.

The following Is a list of boa Is
captured from the Spanish
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THE PROCLAMATION ISSUED.
Governor Calls For Sixteen Com
panies of Infantry And One
Battery of Heavy Artillery.
From Daily Record.

az NE pulC3 III tne presence OF
number of military men Cover
nor Ellerbe signed proclamation
calling for one battery of heavy
s"tillery from the fourth brigade,
nlne companies of infantry from
the second brigade, one company
of infantry from the first brigade
and three companies each from
the third and fifth regiments.
1t was stated that the governor
would appoint the colonel at the
recommendation OF the compa-
MES thus selected, but when ques-
toned about this report, he stated
most emphaticsily that he would
do no such thing; that 'thi- was
a vital matter ANA tfsar he would
make the appointment him SELF.
The governor viii appctag the
colonel's staff, but viii leave the
selection of the captains and the
ieutenants to the colonel.
Who the colonel or his staff
will be Is altogether problanlat,
ical. Governor Ellerba viii make
10 appointment until the troops
have been mobolizad, and ho,wIll
begin from the ground up.
The point OF mobilization has not
been determined upon. Itis un-
derstood however, taaG the gover-
nor favora Columbia. lie il still
corresponding with Washi9g gtou
ON TIE matter. The troops Will ha
brought to Columbia just as soon
as they can be gotten here,
iollowing-isa copy Of the proc
lamatlon issued this morning:
Columbia, s. c., April, ~, 1888.
In obedience to the proclama-
tion OF the President Of the
United States for volunteers IL
the service IN the United Statest
and the Secretary Of War having
fixed the quota of South Carolina
at one regiment and one battilion
Of infantry and one battery of
heavy artillery, and directed that
the present state mllitia|shall be
used as far as possible, now,
therefore, |, w. II. Elerbe, Gov
ernor and Commander-in Chief
of the state militia, d6 hereby call
upon the following ;commands to
furnish their respective quotas as
hereinafter designated:
General Edward Anderson, com
manding the fourth brigade, one
battery of heavy artillery.
y Gen. X. n. Richbourg, com
handing the second brigade, nine
companies of infantry, three from
each of his regiments, to wit:
First regiment, Col. II. NJ. Clatfy,
three companies: second regl-
ment, Col. Wylle Jones, thee,
companies; fourth regiment, Col.
Col. ID. A..Auif; three companies.
General joseph L.. Stoppelb6in,
commanding Gft brigade Of
calvary, one company Of infantry.
Col. j G. Wardlaw, command-
ing third regiment o" infantry,
three companies.
.Col. j. G. Boyd, commanding
fifth regiment OF iTi.aItry, three
companies.
a company OF infantry shall
consist of not less than eighty
four non commissioned olicers.
Company commanders vii re-
port direct to their respective
rregimental commanders. except
tthe company from the first brig
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STATE or ONO, CITY or TOLEDO, -.
LUCAS CDCETY, -

STATE or ONO CITY or TOLEDO, .s
LUCAS tOCETY, -
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oajh that he is tho
senior partner Of tAc firm OF ~. H. CHENEY x,
Co, doing business in the Guy of Toledo, Coun-
~ and state aforesaid, and .llt said Irm VIII
pay the sum oi ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor each and every case of CATNRNH that can
not be cured by HALLS ChTARHu CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
sworn To before mo and subscribed i'm my
presence this 9th day OF December a. ID. 1850
srAI IL. w. GLEASON,
I- Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
actS directly on the b.Ood and mucous surfaces
OF inc system Send for testimonials. fre,.
II. j. CHENEY * co, Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists Zoe
Halls Family Pills are the best 60.
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LEES APPOINTMENT.

Washington, ID. c., April Of
Fitzhugh Lee is to be made a Ma
jor General. Miles is in conference
with the Cuban leaders planning
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del Drama Nuevo, fue un exto mas para
Roncoroni su Compshfa. - Roncoroni ha es'
tudiado profundamente el difioifsfmc papel
del desdichado York, y SAGA dc 81 todo ell par
lido possible. LA sefiora Adams hizo una Ali :
cis, arrebatadora, los sehores Alc6n, Paez,
Bravo, Marina y Barrajdn, cada uno en- su res =
pectivo papel contribuyeron al 6xito de la re-
presentaci6n.-El cuadro tragico del altimo
scto, entusiasm6 al piblico que premid la es-
plGndida labor artfstica dc Roncoroni, Ia
Adams Bravo, llamandoloa escena en- medic
de una saliva de aplausos. La piecesita final
Gel suefo dorado. tambien gustd muchfsimo
distingui6udose ca ella los senores Sierra Ma
rina que estuvieron gracosfsimos. En- resu-
mon, una velada espl6ndida quo doj6 en- todos
las mas agradables impresiones.
Anoche, con una conourlenca mayor que
la del sabado sc representa- el antique m' lodra'
ma: clos mercaderes de carne liumanas one
como siempre despcrto el ertusiasmo del 1ao'l.
co en- las escenas mas cu'minantes. Rorcoro'
nj, la Adams, Alcon Bravo. Paez, los 0os
enegritos, sefores Sierra Marina, tol's cum
plierou su cometido contrmando Ia f&n'a '.e
de que disfruta esta compaifa de Ser Ia mi.s
competa y Ia mas homogtnoa Ell el ghnero dra'
matico que ha visitado nueStras playas. 90 Ei
aparato eset leo, el vestuario ap.opados la
6poca le buen efecto.
Para ell jueves prepsra la Empresa Ron.
ooroni, una msgnffica function q beneiicio del
aplaudido artista de Ia compsfifa seTor Alo5n.
Dados los mer..tos del ctsdo selor, las mu-
chas simpatias que there entire nuestro pnb.ioo,
es indudable que el jueves tendremos scas lie
no., Asf debe ser Y asf ser6. -FULANO.
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LOS NOVIOS
RAF FAEL MARGARiDA
GRAN ALMACEN DE MUEBI.ES
43,-FORTALEZA-43

3,-FORTALEZA-43
Sc venden y alquilan muebles en- condcio-
nea ventajosas.
~. Dice Gel Progreso,, dc la Habans,
que muchas tabsquerfas dc aquella capital estAn
despldlendo sus operarios, precisamente en-
esta 6poca del sfo que era cuando anteriormen'
te sc hacfan los mayores peddos. Tambien
las fabrlcas norteamericanas estau despidiendo
operarios, y no sc sabe 81 este obedece Ia ca
restla de la hoja, d que ell ailo anterior Sc ira
bajo mucho y todavfa hay grsndes exletencias
de tabaoo elaborado en- los mercadCs extranie
rOs.
~ LIZ Facultad dc Msdicina de la U nj.
versidad de Varsovia scaba de conferir la
borla de doctor 81 decano de sus alumnos, un
tel Berysisk, los sesenta seis amos de edad
Termin6 la segunda ensefanza en- ls47, por
falta de recursos no pudo continuar los estudios,
= Sc vid obligado aceptar una ooocaci6n
de preceptor, que desempeno durante diez
amos. Entr6 entonoes en Ia Universidad; pero
habiendo tornado parte en- las revueltas polf'
ticss dc aquel tempo, tuvo que emigrar. Gra
eias un indulto, he podido volver Russia y
terminar la oarrera. Ell nucvo doctor &c
estableoera en- Lituania
ENTIRE CAROLINA Y RIO PIEDRAS
Kilometres Ce este pueblo, sc Vende
una fnca compuesta de mas de 81 cuerdas de
terreno una casa de excelentes maderas techa'
da de zinc. Todo por $50 pesos Para infor-
mes dirigirse 4 don Geronimo Zerb, Capital;
don Francisco Silva, Rio-piedras, don Mar
cso Font en- la Carolina. 15-7
-. La prenss de Roma desmiente la no.
ticia de que don Carlos de Borb6n dispongs de
40 mil hombres para lanzarlos al campo. Df.
case one ell emperalor de Austria ha hecho
uso estos dfas de su intuencia sobre don Car
los para dsuadirle de sus proyectos belicosos.
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NOTICIAS

-. El pueblo que Calixto Garcia amena-
"a en- estos momentos, segi1n anuncian los co
rresponsales, es cabeza de t6rmi1o municipal
de Santiago de Cuba y pertenece al psrtido
judicial de Holgufn. Tiene 5000 habitsntes
el t6rmino y sc fuud6 en- Enero de 1879. Al
Norte linda con la gran bahia de Nipe el
Oceano Atlantico desde la Peninsula do Entire
saco hssta la boca del RIO Teneme; al Este con
el termino de Sagua de Tanamo; al Sur cor la
de Santiago Alto Songo; al O3ste con ell
de Holgufn. Ell pob]ado en- que Sc ha fjado
ahora Calixto Garcia se llama SAP Gregorlo de
Mayarf, 8 Mayarf-abajo, estd stuado q la
izquierda pr6ximo al RIO de SUI nomb7e, q 6
Kilometres del embarcadero dc San Vicente, 81
Sur de la bahia de Nipe, lo5 de la cap;tsl del
departamento y & 90, al Sc, lie Holgufn.
Tiene 1000 habitantes, juzg3do municipal, Gu
ratio de termino, dos escusIss y administration
de correos y te!tgrafos.
-. Los giros se hailan aotual1nente Gil
esta capital d los siguientes tipos: Londres,
s DIV ss-374 f. Idem 30 DIV, $s-32t E.. Pa
ris es4 pS. Madrid Baroelons, % ? 3.
Provircias, 20 9p5. Nueva York, IA pS
J Habana. 593 pS.
W. En- Ia Habara en- Ssgaa Sc estA for
mando un partido socialista, en- e one entrarin,
segdn nos intofman, Ia clase obrera la de- color
Con tai motivo temese en- Cubs ell debilitam;en-
to del partidO autonomista
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81 LA HERENCIA DEL. CoNDENADo

viaro. apena hubo saado terra aque viajero ouando
la algeria que todos haban demostrado al pAoco
troc6 en- profanda emoc6n.
La marquea, que desde erraza Observable todo eso
pudo noar desde uego movmieno de sopess los anca
rodeaan viaero, sin habare ella adiynaba
pensanisnos.
-1Es possible. es el?
Su sobrna uni6 ella ell momento que los
nos de evenec ssata la prmea esupefacoon abrazaban
81 recen egado grandes demostrscones de algeria
FL habfa desaparecido correndo direction de la
ig1ess.
Pero que pasa puerto? pregunt6 u tia la Ba.
La Marquea permaneci5 aguno inssnte responder,
nj ain vovio la cabeza:
tembando, los ojos compeamente fjos ell via
ero quen, pesr de la distancia haba conclude por
trataba de persuade de que engaaba de
mug parecido pero la persona quen pensaba.
-iEi, que habia urado tan solemnemente volver al
pafs!-murmuro
La bsronesa advinaba va.
-ISera marno? ts,-preguat6.
-Lo temo.
-sEl que en- oro tempo9...
La baronesa tuvo rampago ira pero dulc6oandoe
seguids dijo Ia marquesa:
Balemos ta Ia presencia de hombre aqu, me hace
pesagar hora diffsiles para tai
cha"se Venid; pTeparemonos contra ell peligro. Yo
quiero que perturben vejez
Ah! ST, karadeuc que haba atrevdo Dor fn Ka.
rsdeuc qaien Ia protection de Roger haba anquzado
ira las hechicera todas ss supescones Sin embsr
go, la vfspera habfs habido momento de vaslasi6n
Saiendo de Cherbourg vento favorable 81, Roger
grumete hubersn poddo Trevenec
hab atrevdo hacero as certos musros podsn muy
ben aproyecharse de las tnebas de Ia nacpsa
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Ultimos precios
ME Din DE LOS PECES DE COLORES.
I'LL IIlU la yerdsdera autonomfa Sc obser.

MC Din DE LOS PECEs DE COLORES.
I'LL 'lu LA verdsdera autonomfa Sc obser'
va, empezando por fortiicsrse el est6msgo,
recreando ell paladar con buenos vinos; este es
mirado por todos los gobiernos democraticos
como un verdalero principle de economic
ma listed bien beba listed de 10 mejor y sera
listed capaz de restaurarlo TOTO Compre listed
artfoulos de actualdad, que son: Champagne,
Viuda de Llignot; Luis Roederer, The6pilo
Roederer, = Cristsl: Jerez, Gonzalez Was, M.
Misa A. r. VaIdespino; Vino del Rhin,
Tokoy de Hungrfa Samos del archipelago
griego, Kulmeny Kose, russo; jamones de York
en- conservas, dulces: galletas, ETC., ETC., Ell
surtido mas complete que puede sefalarse.
Todos los artlculos mencionados Sc encuentran
en- ell <Colmado, de Cerecedo Hermanos q Ca.
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VA R IE i 4 D { s ,

co vonhon en- la calle <Cuatro Hermanas,,
w 'o"ae" frente al Institute (Santuree) dos
casas, IN solar, que queda al lado para poder
fabricarlo. Estas casas tienen algibes, en- muy
buen estado todo. D. Julian Ahedo informant.
sl0-10,
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un periodico de antropolog(a e. siguiente hecho
rarfsimo, 81 no unicc ri Ell clase. Dice que
en- Meren ha conocido al baron Bernardo de
Paravisiui, ell cual his sido padre despues de
haber cumpldo los Glen a1os Ell baron sc
habfa casado custro veces; los novcnta dos
amos contrajo mstrimonio con uua j6ven de
diez y ocho, quo 10 ha dado siete hijcs. Aosbs
de morir ell calebre centernario q los cieuto
cuatro ahos, teniendo su hija mayor, habida
en- 81 primer matrimonio, Ia froera de ochenta
afiOs
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Julian :. B|ans' ;asa as;o.s Sssss osss,s & ss,
dc comlsiones, informes consultas sobre todoa
los ramos DC Ia Administrator, de Ia Agri-s
cultura, la Industria y Comeroio. San JuaA
de Puerto-Rco, cale de San francisco ndme.
ro sl.--Direccidn telegraaca, Bl.mscosa. Rs
k|maran y Librerfa de Olimpio Otero Poncs
"'"o0V" Puerto-Rico. - KETTEN.
"Rccuerdos de Napoles," tarantela, 90 cents
vos. "Marguerite au rouet," Fileuse, peso
so centsvos. os.--KONSTKI -" "Al despertar del
leon, "caprioho heroico, l peso s5 oentavos.s
'Noches de Madrid," opera 1913, serenata, M
oentavos. "Recuerdos del Aloazar," opera
1877, meditation, Is cenvos. ''La Sensiti.E
va,' opera l47, romanza, 25 oensvos.
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sobre nuesrrs tumba do despu6 de habera contado
70 nuestra entrevista:
-,lPor que vene ell msmo?....,
20 creo que vuesra presencis la hara mucho bien.