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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-11-17

had been learned in the localities
where he is strongest, to show that so
far there are five distinct senatorial
movements started.
BEING PUSHED FROM wAUsAU.
The fountain head of Judge Webbs
support seems to be in the district
where for many years he has practiced
as a lawyer, presided as a judge, and
circulated as friend and neighbor.
In Marathon county, which lies just
west Of the boundaries of the Seventh
Judicial circuit, the movement for
Judge Webb is receiving it's direction.
Its headquarters, if the term is proper
is the law Office of Ryan, Hurley &
Jones. NJ. a. Hurley, known for
many years in legal and in republican
circles of Wisconsin, particularly in
the northern section, is the man who
conceived the movement, is intensely
interested in it, and may be called it's
captain. He has able and enthusiastic
assistants at the bar and among other
active republicans. Edgar T. Wheel
Ock, editor of The Wausau Daily
Record, is his first lieutenant. Ready
sympathy and some aid is being
offered by lawyers and leading repub-
licans in the counties that constitute
the Seventh circuit-Wood, Waupaca
Portage and Waushara. Upon the
prestige of their influence much is
counted, and partly through this and
partly through Judge Webb's own
personal acquaintance throughout
the state, letters, his friends say, are
coming in from various sections of
Wisconsin expressing preferences for
Webb. Members of the new legisla-
ture are said to be among the writer's.
NJ. A. HURLEY S STATEMENT.
The principal reasons for my wish
ing to see Judge Webb elected to the
senate, " said NJ. A. Hurley, ''are that
he is allied with no faction, and from
the turmoil that threatens to develop
in the approaching contest he could
bring about harmony, order and unity.
All elements in the fight could agree
upon him with perfect confidence of
Justice. He has always been repub-
Iican. yet has never become involved
in differences within the party. The
people have confidence in him, in his
ability and integrity. He is widely
acquainted, and among those who
! know him best he is held in the high
est esteem. During the fifteen years
! he has sat upon the Circuit bench he
| has won a respect from the bar and
citizens that has never been impaired
by the slightest taint or suspicion.
When he assumed the judgeship in
1888 he had some enemies, as all men
have. Yet those men who were his
enemies have appeared before him
time after time with the highest in
| tereStS at stake, and his treatment of
them has not been distinguished in
the slightest degree from the fairness
that would be accorded to his best
friends. On the bench he has known
neither friends nor enemies.
Fifteen years Of this, coupled with
a personality that itself has won him
many friends, have done their work
No man is better known in the state
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Sues for $4,000,

Mrs, Arnold of Nekoosa has sued the
Nekoosa Paper company for $5,0O0
Her husband was killed by belt in the
mill last spring. she alleges through the
neglect of the company. The paper
company is insured against liability fol-
accidents in the Fidelity & Casualty
company, and the latter will be the
ultimate defendant in the action. Tie
plaintiff will be represented by Dawson
& Chopin of Neenah and the defend
ants by Cate, Sanborn, Lamoreux &
Park.-Stevens Point Journal.
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test. IIe has given his friends author
ity to use his name in making canvass;
they have begun the work; his name
will be presented to the caucus of re-
publican members of the legislature,
and he has promised to accept the nom
inatlon if the caucus unites on him. 1t
may fairly be said be has entered the
field, Notwithstanding the fact that,
owing to his judicial duties, in anyway,
or furnished funds with which to con-
duct a canvass.
What Judge Webb's position is with
reference to the senatorship, is a ques-
ton that has been often asked. In view
of the general uncertainty concerning
his candidacy, The Sentinel has made
inquiries among Judge Webbs admirers
in the localities that may be regarded as
his stronghold, to learn what was being
done in his behalf and if an organized
movement was under way, to what
extent it was authorized by hin. 1t
has also asked Judge Webb for his at
titude with reference to the campaign.
Summed up, the answers are that a
movement has been started for Judge
Webb, in which, however, he is not an
active participant, and if it is successful
he will accept the senatorship.
AS \ DARK HORSE.
1t is as dark horse that Judge
Webb's friends hope to land him the
winner. The judge has refused to work
for the office and has placed au absolute
veto on the use of money in his behalf.
His friends, however, will do what they
can to secure first choice pledges. and
they say his name will go before the
caucus with q considerable following at
the outset. But it is in making him the
general second choice of the Legislators,
for whom all sides will break at the end
of an expected deadlock, that they
place their reliance. With four other
formidable and active candidates, each
of whom they feel assured will have a
considerable vote, they look confidently
for this deadlock, and thC- ask, where
is man on whom a compromise of all
tdCllOus COulu DS IuOlG CSSLiA LIdUS, VI
with greater satisfaction to the party.
Their principal argument is, besides the
judges personal worth and ability, that
he has never made political alliances OF
entered into factions that would stand
in the way of any element supporting
him.
JUDGE wEBB's STATEMENTS.
This week Judge Webb is holding
court over in Waupaca county, his
judicial calmness unruttied by gusts
sent ahead from the approaching con
test. His reply was brief when the
request was made that he state his
position for The Sentinel
''I haven't said anything about the
senatorship with a view to advancing
my own name Whatever has been
said, in that connection, has been with
out inspiration from rae. ! am in Z
position where | could not make a can
vass # wanted to- There are but very
few men, however, who, if offered ;
seat in the senate of the United States
would refuse it. l am only human
10 not claim to be above the average o
men. If the republican members o
the next legislature, believing that | an
the proper man to represent the state
in the national senate, united in offer
ing me The seat about to be made vacan
| would accept it. | am aware that M,
friends are suggesting my name for thi
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To the Public,

We have sold the manuscrip pit and
numbers we have on hand to A. L.
Fontaine. publisher Of the Wood
County REPORTER, who will publish the
city directory and have on sale numbers
such as we have been supplying the
people. He will ill all orders for direc-
tories at 25 cents per copy as we agreed
to supply them, also aluminium numbers
at 50 cents per numbers. Yours re-
spectfuliy. F. F. Turner,
T. A. CALDWELL,
2Q25 Wells St.. Milwaukee.
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2025 Wells St., Milwaukee
PLAN TO GOVERN NEW POSSESSIONS,

Military Are to Rule in Pocto Rico and
Philippines. Imports to Be Taxed
A special dispatch from Washington
in the Tlmes-Herad of Tuesday speaks
Of a. project for government of Uncle
Sans newly acquired possessions as
follows:
Washington, Nov. 14-President Nc
kinney has developed his policy toward
Porto Rico and the Philippines. There
has been much speculation as to the
form of government to be given those
islands, and the president has been
studying the problem with great earn
estness. He has decided to save the
country from the blunders of hasty
action and will delay the final decision
for year. This statement is on the
authority of one of the presidents
most intimate advisers, who gil es the
following outline of his program:
First-There will be TO extra session
Of congress next spring, barring grave
emergencies.
hCCOCIi4 liz OOt4t tCi Ch lsotSAlII " III AlO
continued under strong military gov
ernment.
Third-All important positions Of
trust will be administered b. army
officers.
Fourth-The islands will be kept out
Of politics as much as possible until the
American people have had an oppor-
tunity to study them and the national
sentiment can crystalline as to the rela-
ton they should hold to the United
States.
F1fth-The islands yill probably re-
tain their present currency systems, but
these may be bolstered by DEGREES
which will insure stability.
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DreadfuIIy Nervous,

(2) GENTS: I was dreadfuIly nervous
and for relief took your Karl's Clover
Root Tea. 1t quieted my nerves and
strengthened my whole Nervous Sys-
tenn. I was troubled with Constipation,
Kidney and Bowel trouble. Your Tea
soon cIeansed my system so thoroughly
that l rapidly regained health and
strength. Mrs. S. A. Sweet, Hartford,
Conn. Sold by John Z. DAILY.
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sents a tremendous problem, and the
president wishes to attack lis solution
He wants time for him.
self, and he wants time for the Ameri-
can people. The presidents program
is based on the theory that the coming
session of congress Will be too short
and bnsy to permit legislation for
comprehensive system of government
for the conquered islands.
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\ yearling heifer. color dark red.
has been running with my cattle in
vicinity of BirOn all summer. Same
has now been placed in my barns for
care. Owner will please call for same
at once. nay charges and take the
heifer aNu~ ALICE FAUST.
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JUDGE WEBB IN TIE FILLO.
NAME WILL BE PRESENTED FOR SENATE
His Friends Think There viii Be Dead
lock and That the Grand Rapids Judge
May Be the Successful Dark Horse.

From the Milwaukee Sentinel.
JOSEPH V. QUARLES of Milwaukee,
ISAAC STEPHENSON of Marinette.
$. A. COOK of Neenah
JOSEPH w. BABCOCK Of Necedah
JUDGE CHARLES NJ. WEBB of Grand Rapids.
Here is the field. This is the list pre-
sented to the members-elect Of the Wis
consin Legislature from which they are
to choose. before many weeks are gone,
senator of the United States,
Fifth in the enumeration and last in
the field, Judge Charles NJ. Webb of
the Seventh Judicial circuit will from
now IN be factor in the senatorial con-
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Coal,

Edward C. keithum will handle Coal
this fall at Green lay depot, is prepared
to ill all orders Telephone No. 81.
IF.
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IN CASE OF DEADLOCK.

Editor Edgar T. Wheelock Of Wau-
sau, who has charge of most of the
details Of the movement, said: ''There
are four candidates who have already
announced themselves, and all of
whom will have a following. / be-
lieve that none, however, will 60 into
the caucus with enough to nominate,
by a large number. In case of the
deadlock which seems certain. we
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el elech6n,. y Ia do los scgundos, & defender
los ideales encsntadores de' e.pumoso ohampag-
ueS Reino la mayor snimaulon Y arm MIA
De los oradores los que ma. se dlstngui4
fueron: dc los ortodoxos, don Jose MercadO
lMomo). don Luis Sanchez Morsles don Ra.
mon Falcon, = de los libersles, uon Joee Soil
veras, don jose de Elzaburu don Francisco
Pslacios. iBien por Ia Union buc6lcal iQus
Sc repita!
~. Segdn los peri6dicos de Nueva York
recibidos hoy, on la Hsbans se esperabs Ell sta
que las redaoiones de vsrios peri6 6iicos. HI
personal del "Diario dc la Mar,na" estsbs sr.
ma1o de 30 rifles para gu defensa. Ad4mas
estsban armados todos los operarios. La poll
cta, Ia gusrdia civil y la tropa g lfnea e-t,b.n
llstas ell los cuarte!eA con orten de ca,g,r
c~-sra los amotinados. Cuaudo los peri0dloos
de Nueva York sdelantab4n estas noticiss, to
davfa no habfan ocurrido los suoesos q. en- est =
dfas nos comunioo e cable. Pero SO esperabsn
de un momento otro.
~ Esta tarde recibimos ell siguierte te
legrama del Corozal: "Hoy inaugnraronse los
trabajos do construction de Ia osrret.ra. Fl
pueblo ce!ebra este acontecimiento con fuego-
artihciales, matios banderas. En- el elto
donde principisron los trabsjos, ee ha levants
DO IN arco de triunfo con inscripciones de gra-
tltud al sedor Egozcue. Corresponsdl.
B~ABASTO PUBLICO.-La oarne d.
res, SO expenderA mafana en- ssta capital 4 80
oentsvos el kilo.
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NOTICIAS

-. Nuestro distinguido amigo el doctor
Dominguez, nos escribe lamentando una notl
c;a oue oirculs en- aquela oiudad. Dfcese allf q,
nuestro tambi3n amigo e sabio naturallsta doc
tor Sthal, tiene "a empaquetads para mandsr'
laA los Estados Unidos, su precosa collection
aroaeol6gica que deberfamos hscer cua'quier
esfuerso por conservar en- el pats Serfa yer
oonzoso que fuese psrsr al extranjero sthall
necesita protection el Centro Provincial de-
berfa comprar esa collection para echar con ella
Ia base de- ur Museo de AIqueologfa puertorri'
oue1ta. E! doctor Domfngaez cree que hon.
bres ilastres como gu oompafiero el doctor Coll
Toste, deberfan tomar empe1o para ayudar
al esbio naturalista.
~. La goleta ingesa eHarry W. Hay
mes, cargo en- Ponce para Ell Norte de Cabo
Hattsras 45e bocoyes 56 terzone' con 252, so4
kilos miel de purgs.
SASTRERIA FRANCESCA.
5T.-Fortalezs. 81.
Trajes hechos deede pesos camisir
hasta los d. alta novedsd.
-. Rogamos nuestro estimsdo amigo
el sefor don Juan Bautieta de J. Gomez, hahil
pjntor, sirva pasar por esta redaocion para re
ooger una carta de So pals, reoihida aver por 81
yppor frances.
-. Ests noche termina Ia novens de
Nuestra Sefiora de Belen, y mahana las
40 csn,ari Ia miss del primer martes de este
mes, que ba sido transferida para este dfa.
Dichs miss sera con orquests, y habrA platioa
( cargo del Reverendo Padre Roura de la con.
gregacion de San Vicente de Paul. Sc ruega
Il ssistencia de sus devotos demas 6eles.
-. 81 qaieren ustedes yer un colossal sur
tido en- sombreros para hombres y msrineras
para nifios, desde SO centavos en- adelante. vi.
siten 81 elegants dePtsito de ealsado <El Po-
pnlsrs, San Juato IA, frente sLa Ma!lercui-
has.
e! miercoles, 10 del corriente, las
-Enueve de Ia mafiana, Sc celebrara en- la
Santa lglesia Catedral una mss aolemne
] dc Requiem por las almas de los devotos
do Euestrs SehoTa de Ia Providencis; Sc eu-
plics 10 ssistepcis de los feles tan piadose 60.
to.
- Hsee slgunos dias Sc encuentra en-
esta capital ell ipgeniero director de lss obrss
del ferrocarril de Ahasco Lares, nuestro ami.
90 don Tulio Lsrrfnsga, terminando los llti-
mos trsmites ofciales para comepzar ls explo-
tsci6n del troxo de A6aaco { Alto-ssno, va
terminado.
-. Rogsmos / siete agentes que aun no
hsn remesado las cuentas de Diciembre, Sc sir
van efectuarlo antes del 20. Los compromises
de ests smpresa exigen mucha puntualidad En-
eses remesss.
&. No haY quien eompita en- oamaa, col
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De Ia tabrIca do conssYas DO en-

LOTTE ERASMI. aosban dc recib,r 10. ssfsg
res Csrecsdo, Hermauos y Companfa. "A
siguientes artfculos. Lo avissmos : II gsut
de guSto: sslobichas fritas. Salchichdn VA
jsmoo. Idem idem hfgado trufado. IdeI
idem lengua. Idem idem Weatpbalial Ids1
idem sangre. Idem iden hfgsdo con sardisa
ldem idem cervelaf ahumsdo. Caviar 90 u
rros. Esparrsgos, sslch,chopes alemanes FL
rrados en- iienso con oal.j Kielea SprotteD n
aceite. Salmon de Norusga en- lonjss en aceits
Queso Limburgo Pepinos en- 'ats 4 barvis11
he kilos. Export Pumperni,kel. H~mhui
ger Brsune Kuchen. Ex port sch,vars brod
Cerveza marcs "Le6n" Pastel % ssirn6u
ldem de hfgado de ganso trufado. ldam a.
"stiones. Idem de jam6n. Ismprea en- vinaa
gre Pastel d. venado. Bu"fn dc pescado1
Salmon del Rhin eu jalea. Palomas assds11
LeDguado del mar BAltico en- jaleA. Jam6nse
vino de Borgohs. Pastel de paloma Fricss
de galIina. Pollos asados. Rsgoud dc poliosl
Asado de pstos. Pastel de tordo CoGtilla(
deoarnero. Auguila en- jalea. Asurtirse,pus
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por el uao el TEMPO que p1ede ragir.
Sopsron las dirz reOJ del castillo de IA Fert6
De pronto cazador de qne estaba pc,
tado la pared, la b,ac"n cas eamuebl
da estaba e lech, l.. eufsrua djo
csda:
-;Ahf esta!
I'm rudo de coche apenss percepbe odavfa, haba le'
psd a-u i tos.
Aquel ruido fue sumentando con rapides.
Una berlna de aquier ent6 e patio, POGO dspu6s
10 abrio puerta de la hsbltscion dc la enferms
Marcelo entr6
Fue 10 de msdre Ia srecho bra
COS d'jo dido alguuas paahrss bceron asomsr
Nos iabios de la morbunda, sonriss divna.
Despues, hnbiee esperndo mas que Ia !egaia
do ho para m"r oerr6 lot "os pecho hiucho por
Ultima vez, exhal ell al.imo suspro.
Habfa muerto
Ter sa Pc Msrcelo oraban de rodlas de ella.
Magd.lena soilozaba'
E. crzal"r de tpos, constsrnsto, orAba tsmhen.
de ID Ferte mu'titu de adeanos
d sconpshahsn sretro que vest
do. de negro.
duqnesa de Revile Fernando Ell marques de Sauves
que ssiaa squela tanebre ceremona esaban del
Deas feretro considerable Ia sAusnca de eente
que de los Monta6u, aado por proceso
de Biois, e-taba va re-taurado.
Y 10 es,abs en- efecto.
Una rescci6n er,bs en- Ia opinion pubIiea.
Sc saba que Juan Mpnar6n habia s.capsd de Nueys
Caedouis que habia hsbltado Psrs dsa6ndo
Ia fuerza pubos fn cstsstrofe muy rscients
Opera Comoa quien deba sslyacIon 10 sedo.
rts dc Corbiere.
En- seguids hsbis dessparecdo de naevo.
So hsbis trsnsformsdo hsroe cas legenda,io.
u asQta AAbtA Aasfsla. "a deAd
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Esta es Ia Verdadara AutonomIa

Qneaoa Pirineos. Msntecados de A,torg. Lec'1
umos. Qnesos R"quefort por libra. Marrol
Gl'ce Pan de H'gos. Aceitunss N@gra- q
t;nf1etes Anchoas en- Rarrilitos de 100 Mes
pan d. Toledo, Turrones = Menbrillo, Mantequi
la en- fr~sc"s frsncesa. Orej"nes De Me,u.., d
carameIos de Cafe Lrche, Mmc,llap -, mani
teoa S-lrhicL"n de Web, Azsfran de Is Manchd
Ca~taiia-, Sa chirhon A,eman. Vino. ne H. IA
Alta y S~gasta, en- el eotmado de Cerscedd
Hu.sCs
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3es R1cos rosnEs

-No....,S Isl 81 no ana, renuncar6 al mundo!
Sus lagrimss redoblaron.
La duquess la conest6 mas que spreton do
Ell funeral h.bia acabado
En- el cemsnterio, Teresa Pedro Montar6n esabsn "a
selos.
Msrcelo estaba & So lado.
sEs el?-'regunt6 Ia duquesa Fernando
Fernando anadi6
Habss tendo raz6n srme el silencio. 81 ei
quien 20 haga mi confession .delaote de
-iDelante de mfl
-Vos habels servdo de madrs 90. No negaes
asistirme. prueba sostenerme 81 debilio
-Os 10 suplico .
-;Cua do?
Al insaute, al )uego como 81 quisra oirms
-lPero hsbeis rehexonado, Fernsnaap
La joven contest6 la obi cion inquea de la oondesa
IFS e coraz6n mas noble que be conocidu!
La duquesa examinaba Marcelo, 81 Ia seducfs
Ia gsnabs.
Dssde e primer gope de vista euedd conquistada
Su aapecto dulce grave, facoiones nobles
de distinction tan noora habfa soprenddo uego
AL estudre atenodn reconocfa el de
uerza de franaueza hab encontrado la pae
de los Monts6 cuyos cubrian las paedes castillo
de Ia Ferte.
Caando las itima orasones huberon concluido Ia
rita de Corbe acerc6 Ia fota al recib de dc
Marceo e de bo los echaban sgua
bendita sobe Ell etro de Ia muera e dijo teblo
-Csbalerc, qusers hablaros
IA mt?-djo certa admiration.
"A vos.
-kstoy vuestras 6rdenee senorta
En- el presbiterio, si qusreis.
IL l..~0
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A GADITANA !"
FORTALEZA 2s.

!. Ofrece al pdbico sus marchantes en- pas2
tlcuar. complete surtido artfculos de novedadI
taaeas1a taaa para las p"oximas pascuas aho nues
todo pfeclo limitado. Entire la variedad de an
tculos que ofrece, hallara 81 plblico los art1euld
siguientss horeros, juegos de t,cador licoreras1
polvetas, .fguras de todos tamahos, albums pard
retratos, ldem de de poesfas, carteras peta .as t
| teros, plsapapeles, fguras de bronco. piedrss
jugueteros. centros de mesa, tazas escupidored
copas fruterOs, bajllas com pletas, ,cuadros ban
retratos, canastas para costura, abanicos de toda
ciases cuore-corses, perfumerias. juguetes alfom
orltras para misa, devoc,onarios. seda, ilo az
bordar, botones de tooas clases entejuelas, ealn7
nesy y aecos dor dos plateados, infnidad d9|
artlcqlos ar De el ramo. Ora surtido de lamparaS
co cs gania naady de euant9 P2sas todo
"El PariSiRnSn" PELUQHERlA Y PER
- u''''o'''o FUMERIA De SERGIO
ECOMPTE.- CRUZ l2 Sur,idc general ii
'mportscion directa de a. mas seieclo que ia
pertumerfa re fshrca en- Frsncia, Ipx,aterra
Italia EspeciaI,dad en- ep.eres de sBarberfa1
J Pertumerfa ingiesa>. Limpiesa J .ervicie
lumeJorable. Sc admiteD aboD0s
Rafael Castro Gonzalez. co,,saor q 81 g
to Comiaion,s.a-Mayagoez Pto- Rico Sc al
''oa toda c'ase de negooiaoiones especiai
mente las de giros, acciones obligariont
10 s"cledades, f7ntns meroansias. oohrs.. .,sl
ouenta agena, etc. eto. Ofcina oalle de la Adua
na, bajos del hotel Europa.
Fl T0nin -Unioo deposito del tesacreditad
''0' RON TOPACIO, las tres Sss1
Este ron pesimo internal mata gente a
regala loe tooayos del establecimiento sd
oentavos botella.-Areclbo, oalle Pavfa no. IL
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-. El vspor M. L. ViIlsverde ha cargadc

". II vapor M. L. ViIIaverde ha cargado
Ell Mayagjiex pa-s Ia Habana, 27l sacos cou
2s,s94 kilos cafe. Dcho grano se cotisa en
aluells cudad raz6n de sla = sla las olases
para Cuba; 'esl7 q sls idem regalarea; dc
t9oa 4 $2l buenas; dc 2lt 4 s29 Ia superior
J do $23 q t24 hacienda escogido.
-. Segdn Gel Diario Popular, de Mays
giiez, 10 Audiencia do 10 criminal de aquells
ciudal sc ha trash ladado 4 Marioso con el flo dc
celebrar juicio verbal on una causa que, por
incsndio, sc siguc contra una 'seilora.
-. Reoudrdese que los actuales sellos do
oorreos han empezado 4 cangesrse desde el Is
del corrisnte. FL cange solo durara hasta el
80. FL .. dc Febrero empoEaran i circular
los aellos de la nueva emission que son difsren'
faa < los ar&uulos
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LUNA hermanos, y Compa1la,;z Son K !.

importsdofes on Puerto-Rico del famoso vim,
tinto blanco de mesa marca Angac;amo
Ninguno otro 10 mejora en- pureza baen sabo,
I'm dicho estableoimento SO aeaba 10 rec,b
tambi6n un extenso surtido de vinos de Jere,
Chsmpa1a superior, licores fnos. turrone.
naazapanes, frutas en- su jugo, en- almfha'
agusrdiente toda clase de artfculos fnop de-,
giro. Nadie presentara uu surtido nejor par,
las Pascuas Afo Nueyo,
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locion antiherpetica del Or. Monies

-Es ell mejor medicamento para curar los heJ
pes, quitarles la picaz6n en- ell momento d.
aplioarla.-Esta <Locidn, esta perfumada.-
Cura Ia caspa evitando Ia caida del oabsllo.-
Hace desaparecer los barros, empeines, man
chas esplnillas de Ia cara.-Exite SECURE &
amedlato.-Pfdase en- todas las boticas de
Allsla.- por mayor en- Ia del Sr. Guillermety