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u,rhwaymen ON wheels.

A wheelman OF West 49th street,
New York was attacked, robbed and
left senseless by two highwaymen
mounted on bicycles in Central Park,
Repeated accounts OF robberies by
men mounted on wheels have appear
ed in the papers in various parts OF the
country. Those depredations of the
health, diseases OF the kidneys and
bladder, will likewise escape arrest
and pursue their atrocious career un-
less they are checked by the potent
intervention of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the finest diurectic, as well as
tonic, known to modern times. 1t is
at the start that disease is the more
easily overcome. The use of the Bit
ters is followed by the happiest results
in dyspepsia, liver complaint and ner-
! vousness.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-06-11

The Northern Pacific Railway has
sold thirty-fve miles of steel rail to a
British-American syndicate for rail
way over White Pass between Skag-
uay and Lake Bennett. The syndicate
wants bids for $4,000 ties. Three mil
lion feet of lumber have been pur-
chased and many woIkmen sent north
to work on the road. One of the pro-
jectors says the line will be in opera
ton to Lake Bennett by September
SOth, reducing the freight rates
across the pass to three cents a pound.
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white Pines Mormon Colony.

A correspondent writing TO the Salt
Lake Tribune from st. George, Utah,
under date of May 81, says: Hon.
Thomas Judd starts for White River
country to-day TO superintend the de-
livery OF church cattle sold there this
Spring. Excellent reports are coming
from there from our Dixie boys as to
the quality Of the land and the facili'
ties for acquiring land in that section
of the country. Every inducement il
being offered to them to encourage
the settlement .of it. Several OF the
boys have taken the lease .on farmi
on most favorable terms. All OF the
alfalfa, two-thirds OF the grain, etc.
and all the seed furnished, and
teams and farming implements, the
use OF which is free. They are but q
few miles from the mines OF Ely
where a ready market is found for al
they can raise.
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NEVADA POTATOES In DEMAND.

The Southern Pacific Company is
making the following inquiries about
spuds;
Have the farmers planted spuds?
If they have already planted could
they not be induced to plant more if
we make 60.cent rate to points on
the Missouri river, thus enabling them
to market the product East?
Please inform US what disposition
they have been making Of their pota-
toes in the past and what quantities
they have been raising. II possible
We want to encourage the farmers in
raising potatoes in Nevada, as We can
see no reason why Nevada cannot
market potatoes in the East just as
well as Oregon, Washington and other
States. Look into this matter at once
and wire me the disposition of the
farmers in regard to this. Quick ac-
ton is desired.
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The Cyanide Process.

In 1897 one-tenth OF the l1,67S, 900
ounces Of gold produced was due to
the cyanide process. Only within
the last ten years has the knowledge
been utilized that gold is soluble in a
solution of the cyanide OF potassium.
Gold bearing ore and sands of a low
average can be proftably worked by
this process alone, and the increasing
yield of the metal is in part due to the
fact. In a South African mine ore con-
tanning over go cents of gold per ton is
proftably handled. At first two
pounds OF cyanide per ton was used,
but the quantity required now is half a
pound, the operations having been
greatly improved.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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Politicians fn Town.

Yesterday there was quite gather
ing OF politicians in Carson. but
whether they dropped in by chance,
the usual way, or there was a design
in the incident, no one seemed to
know. There was A. C. Cleveland
q. G. Wallace, Enoch Strother, w. E.
f. Deal, Col. Sutherland, James Dem
mis- and Editor Smith OF the Genoa
Courier. The knowing ones insisted
that there was hen on. but il such
was the case the fowl never ruffled g
feather or cackled during the day
The boys kept an eye peeled to see i
there was a caucus OF any kind, but
they were not able TO detect any, anC
finally reached the conclusion that the
parties we're thrown together accident
ally and had no serious designs on the
dear people.-Carson Appeal, June
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LIVELY TIMES AT CARSON.

An investigation of charges made
against Superinten dent Beebe of the
Orphans Home is being held at Car
son. The charges are preferred by
one Charles K. Day, a former EN-
ploye OF the institution. He alleges
that Beebe treated the children under
his care cruelty and countenanced
the open immoral relations OF the
seamstress of the home with boys who
we're inmates. The discharge Of en-
ployes for political reasons is also
stated. Last Saturdays Carson Ap'
peal has the following account Of Fri
days proceedings:
At the evening session the testi-
mony for the defense was fiat denial
Of all the specifications, and counter
charges were made by one of the
witnesses that Charles b. Day had at
tempted improper liberties with her,
which she resented.
This witness was Miss Thomas, an
attache OF the home, who testified that
she had slapped Days face for at
tempting to kiss her.
A witness named Millard was called
to the stand to prove that the clothes
went to the laundry in good condition,
when Woodburn rose up and objected
against such testimony in rebuttal.
Woodburn and McGowan rose TO
leave the room, saying they washed
their hands OF the whole affair, as a
member OF the Board had prejudged
the case. Cutting retorted: 81 thought
you had enough of the investigation
and would get up some excuse to
leave"
Woodburn went back, and shaking
his finger at Cutting, began denounc.
ing him, and there was great excite
ment. during which several pistols
were drawn by the principals and ad-
herents.
The investigation hurriedly adjourn
ed to meet at 10 o'clock this morning,
and the prosecution went up town and
swore out warrants against the Stock
brothers. 1t is claimed that others
pulled their guns in the room after
Stock went down for his. and tn at
nearly everybody in the room was
heeled
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saFs t.j MINING INyEsTMENTs

The latest mining scheme is that OF
a Los Angeles, CAL, mining concern,
which announces its object to be ito
make minting a safe and legitimate
business" which is a laudable object.
The plan, as outlined in the pros
pectus, is "to offer to the miner or
speculator every opportunity to gain,
and at the same time secure him
against the possibility of loss," a
pleasing but impracticable pro-
gramme. The following excerpt will
be read with amusement by mining
men:
We desire to call your attention to a
few mines that have come under our
immediate observation. The Utica
mine, in this State, was bought for
less than So, 1000, and is paying from
$500, 900 to $780, 900 a month. What a
royal revenue for so small an invest
ment The borax mines near Daggetl
we're bought for 50, 400, and have paid
1000 month for twelve years. 80
you see, with a small sum invested
with US. you may acquire a compe-
tency for life with no risk of your cap
ital.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-06-11

The United States is now equipped
with flying trains capable of laying
telegraph lines as fast as horse can
trot. Army officers point to the sue
cess of the flying telegraph train in the
China-Japanese war. The day after
the great battle OF Ping Yang the Jap
anese signal and teleeraphic corps ran
into that city with a flying telegraph
line connecting with Seoul, over a dis
tance of 20 miles.
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WHITE PINE COUNTY ITEMS
From the News Of June 4th.I

From the News Of June 4th.l
w. N. McGill has sold 600 head Of
cattle to N. Eager, which he will drive
to Toano before delivering. The drive
will commence in day or two.
A. G. House and Charles Peterson have
bought the butcher business Of Frank
Leach ct Cherry Creek. Mr.. House left
this morning to take charge Of the busi.
ness.
Oscar Bates, an old time resident Of
Cherry Creek. passed away on the 30th
ult. after long illness.
The new machinery put in the North
Mountain Company's mill in Egsn canyon
BY James Stevens 10 running in first.
class style and shipments Of cyanides are
now in order. MIR. Stevens is general
superintendent and the cyanide depart
ment is being run by Tom Higgins.
A large number of cattlemen have been
in town the last day or two cashing their
checks and buying supplies. G. w. Hal.
stead, II. Lorigau, +. Godette and Mart
Horton from Currant Creek and Blue
Eagle, VIM. Blair, Steve Williams and
Johnny Rordan from White River, be-
sides others whose names we failed to
get. All were happy at the prospect OF
9 good bank account TO their credit for
another year.
The Chairman mine and mill were
shut down temporarily the first Of the
week for needed repairs to the pumps
and to enable the management to make .
test run of about $50 tons of ore from
the Jupiter mine. which they have under
bond. L. L. Emery and Jack Ellis OF
Angels Camp. CAL, arrived Wednesday,
the former to be foreman OF the mill aud
the latter. who was here last Fall, will
resume his position in charge of the
pumps in the mine.
An Osceols correspondent says the new
quartz mill at Hogum started up last Mon
day and is now running smoothly on Ser.
pent ore until the mine is little further
developed, but will give outside parties a
chance to use the mill and test their
oraa
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Naval Cadet BuImer ON FurIough,

Virginia Chronicle, June 8: Bayard
T. Bulmer, one OF Nevada's cadets at
the United States Naval Academy at
Annapolis, arrived this morning. A
brother OF the cadet is an ensign on
the gunboat Bennington with Dewey's
fleet in the Orient. The war with
Spain affords a splendid opportunity
for rapid promotion in the navy, as
most Of the important engagements
with the enemy will be fought on the
ocean, and it is probable that many Of
the cadets will be called into active
service and given an opportunity tc
wear the stars OF a captain before hos
tilities cease.
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Applications for Mining Patent.

On and after June 1st all applica-
tions for patent on mining locations
must be accompanied by affidavit set.
ting forth that $500 worth of work has
been expended for each location, and
no application not SO accompanied
will be accepted. II the application,
under the new rule of the General
Land office, be for five claims, then
the affidavit must show that $2,500
has been expended. If this amount
has been expended on one piece oil
work, the same intended to develop
the entire group, applicants will save
time by making that fact appear. II
such is not the case, then the applica-
ton. according to instructions from
the land office, must show that 500
worth Of work has been done on each
claim. These instructions af1eci
nothing, however, that has has beer
previously filed.
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ny.terious Mint Bullion shipment

Yesterday carload OF silver bullion
was shipped from the Mint. The en-
ployes were loading it nearly all the
forenoon. No one connected with the
Mint would give the slightest informa-
ton regarding the amount or destina'
ton of the metal. They loaded it in a
boxcar and it is estimated that enough
was shipped to keep the Mint coming
for year. The Carson Mint has the
top record for perfect coming, but the
Republican party want it done else
where, Carson Appeal, June 3.
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The Longest Telephone Line.

Early this month there will be COM
pleted a telephone system from San
Diego, CAL, to Nelson, B. c., dis
tance of 2,225 miles. This will make
q line about twice as long as the long
est line now in use--that from Boston
10 Chicago, by the way Of New York
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Pioehs Record The steam wagon OF the
DeLsnAr oonpsny is siill in the expert.
mental stage. While niles Of road wsy
have been bnilt shich nsy yet be utilized
in aud through % mosln,ains, vet the
company Is nov tl'ins iis yards by means
o. teams. aod pambsr more oan nnd
pttalssls smplsy4snt
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discharged for Drunk kenness.

Captain Linscott promptly dis
charged NJ. Bowman, f. A. Murphy
and w. Murphy from his troop at Re-
no ON account OF drunkenness. Two OF
them were lodged in Jail and their uni
forms we're taken from them. Their
places were Immediately filled by en-
iistment from Reno.-Journal.
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"For three years we have never
been without Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house," says A. II. Patter, with f. q.
Atkins & Co., Indianapolis, Ind,
"and my wife would as soon think OF
being without flour as bottle OF this
Remedy in the Summer season. We
have used it with all three OF our
children and ii has never failed to
cuRE-not simply stop pain. but CURE
absolutely. 1t is all right, and any
one who tries II will find 1t so." For
sale by Mrs. II. NJ. Schneidsr Il Co.
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Nevadans Wei Cared For.

The story published in the Enter
prise purporting to be from one OF the
Nevada troopers in Torrey's regiment,
stating that the boys were in deplor-
able condition, barefoot and ragged, is
emphatically denied by Captain Cox
Of the Nevada volunteers. who adds
that they are we'll fed and quartered.
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SorE. The Raina Mercedes is q cruiser
Of 5000 tone displacement. carries six So
inch guos Ia her main battery. and has g
speed Of {. kuots. The Maria Teresa is an
trmorsd orfiser OF 1000 tons displsce-
mens. cares two II inch, and ten 5 S.
ineh rapid dre guns in her main battery.
She has speed Of 30 kuots.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-27


10 denomination de sCazadores del Yagiexs,
que su uniforme consistirA en- pantal6n y que.
rrera de drill mezclilla igual al de orden pabico,
bocamangas encarnadas con sardinetas anna
rillas. Reina gran entusiasmo y pronto ten
dremos e gusto de aplaudir Ia marcialidad
de nuestros j6venes conveoinos."
: ~. "El Times" de L6udres, pubica una
conversation con un sspafiol eminente, quien
dice entire otras oosas: Isl hoy sc verifcara
en- Cuba un plebfscito, estoy SECURE de que De,
pronunciaria por Ia autouomfa, porque la inde.. :.
pe1dencia egrihcaria la anexi6n q los Esta'fcs
Unidos. Pedirle 4 Espafs que venda Cuba,
es como pedirle una persona que venda una
pierna. No me hsgo iu.iones sobre Ell peigro
que nos amenszs; pero las repdblicas de Anne
RIGA tenen la conciencia de csc peligro, que es
igual para elias 81 Europa copsntiera el sni-
quiIsmiento de Espaiia, habria de srfepentrse
de clio" -
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eel Trovsdor,, Verdi. 4o.-Mssuros eMi.
rsfores., Milpsger. be.-Polks sAmeliss,
Corsin. 6o.-Dsnxa ella Pifistas, Tizol
-. Don Ramon Marin Guerrero natural
de Arecibo, SO ofreoe al capitsn General para
prestar sus servicios en- Ia forms que s Z
disponga en- las actuales circunstanciss, con el
fin de repeler por Ia fuerza al invasor egoista.
~. Todos los empleados de las o6cinas y
operarios de de los talleres de La CoRREspoN.
DENclA, Sc han insoripto l 8 cuerpos de fuer'
20 armada que SO estan organizando en- esta
capital. 81 las cosas actuaIes llegsn +. IA ma
yores, sera muy diffcil que la CoRREsroN-
DENcIA pueda yer Ia luz pdbica con Ia regaa
ridad acostumbrada. +;
4 N.La seceion ciclsta para el setsicio de
parties etc>> de que dimos cuenta ~ uno de
estos dias, Pe<tsne' al bat''l'n d~Voluntsrios
nimero !. Eses>> jefs ell ~. teniente don
Francisco Alamo A7hss yssrgentos de Ia mis-
ma don Angel Suarez Tdsp Jose Escude. Esta
sscoidn desde Antesser ests>pressando servi'
clos las ordenss' del Exono Sehor Iapitsn
general. L9s'"dos eiclistss de gSsrdia SOD
relevados ss1a doce hora
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ID las evoluciones del progreso, ha
.alcauzar un alto grado de prosperiiad.
ques, IA de ADril de 1898.
K. BENITEZ CASTANO.
c R j I R 0 J A

. Sc 'uplioa las seroras y sehoritas dofla
lsidra Soler, do1a Joaq Nina Sanchez, dofia Jua'
ma Sanchez, dofia Teresa Peroll6 y Mstos. dofa
Gertrudis Gimenez Mu1ozA doIa Cruz Vsldes-
pino, doha Sabina Rosa. dkha Josefpa Wes,
doha Bernsbela J. de ValdiSieso, dena Estela
Flores, dofs Victoria CepedA deHs Fau'tina
Was Sotilo, dohs Nemeeia OlNo dofa Carmen
Maria Sabalier, doila Maria CNderfn doiia
Maria Cristins Lopez, inscripts\en la Asocia-
cion para curs de heridos, ssFsirvAn pasar q Ia
casa del doctor Goenaga, IL 70 q ! del dfa de
mahaus, que las instruigRy desiguarA los dis.
tritos & que deberan <aoudir.-La presideota,
Dolores A, de Acufa
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B1BL1orRcA "tA CORRESPONDENCE DE PuERro-Rco" 81

para MI eometdo veradero quero demosrar
este error al mundo entero.
-IY sobre odo qussras demostrArselo Ia sehors Dc
Hontmoranl- dijo 81 sefor Mors meanc6ca senrsa
-Es segursmo que he renunciado & mi amor-e con.
es6 Gbsrto psro pensari despus haber reha
bila1o la memoria de mi padre.
El se6or More le dijo trstsmente
-Hagss 10 que hagas, auerido ho "a sabss que estey
dspuesto ayudsrte pero dsbo engae Me has rogsdo
que cuente los dstalles de aque ormen. Aquf themes
G"cea de los 7"bales, que da cuena Dc los debae aauf
tenes todos les per6dcos de tn pad squ
t.nes hasta bros que dan de odas las ce
bres says desgraciadsmene dc las mas c6e-
bres 10 he eido odo 10 he e1amnado esudiado TODD de-
tenidamente No te hubiers dicho nsda hub
gado que dsra mi opinion, tsts e por dssgrac muy
eonforne la de u abuea. Ahora, juzgs per mismo
No qusera mas que que despuss que hayas
leido todo aan la inocencis dc tu padre
as promsto boar de mi memors s desastross impre
sion todos estos pspss han grabado tn conviction
sera la ma Creo Ia area que has mpueso
daea losura de todo sstoy dispuesto udsr
te..... iVaor pues!
-iAh, padre mo hsbladme asf, dsdme valor que bien
10 neeesto!
Los dos hsmbres abrazaron. FL senior Aorsl ss6 La
Baro dc Kernzsn hsbfa vuelto babtaei6n sb
servaba desde Ia V6 Gberto sentarse una
ensimismae seguds Ia sctua de aquess paps
les que padre le habis nevado.
-lBuenas noshs auerido primo, vais perder item.
po inutilments, 20 quero sprovschsro voy dormir
tranquilo.
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La HERENc1A DEL CoNDFNADo

d barco-He eado puno de ceder pero ahsrs gansdo
Ia victoria
La vspers de aquel da Gberto habfa recbido
de padre adopvo, cua e anuncaba que haba per
do pa del de inrucecn Habfa poddo segurla hasa
ell memento que 81 Delaande haba nstalado
hoteito de los arrabaes de Paris pero a nde daba
rsz6n de e Sc haba marchado ao anterior de Ia
afuenca de parisienses, no habfa vuelto
<Procuro aunque nalments, que 81 Minero de JUS
tene por que dcen, earkcter mas agro del mundo
Sin parienes sin AMIGOS nsde sabe adonde habra lido
parar,
Giberto afec6 anto al leer aquella carts que
medo de haerse raic6n deants de abuea Haba anun
cado que da sguente harfa excursion de pesc Ka
radeuc, avado empo enfa preparadas redes
gran algeria suya da sguiente saerou por la maana.
Gbcrto ten aque momeno otro deseo que Ell de ale
arse evtar preguntas embarazosa Karadeu que
habab de so magnf6co donde hsba hecho peseas ma
grosas fue interrumpdo por Gilberto, que le dijo:
No, Karedeuc, salgamos de la bahfs do Saint Mao.
Navegaron direcc6n la punta de la Varde ape
mas hubsror dobade cuando Glberto amb6 de direction
hacia ell Este
-lQu.res que pesquemos ahora, capitkn'
-iEntonces que vamos 5 hacsrr
Nos pasearemos, Karadsuc.
lEn dreccion?-djo Karadeuc senaando haca
Cansae.
ST.
EN- case, psrmdme que me ponga al tm6n, porque
hay muchas lado parecs que ess hoy
para estas cosas.
Gilberto sonri6.
-iPe1o teneis prudensis por los dosl
-Cuando vuesro padre &c pona pensativo, 10
eas hoy morda Ia engua tsmpoco psrs dseis que
acsbo de dscr.
Gibsrto osdid pussto Ksradsuc spoyado mas.
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GRAN ALMACEN
DE MUEBLES
NO A Y V Ill
16-CRIJZ-16


Realization d precios sumamentc m6dcos.
Alquieres mensuales precios populares.
Gran existencia de marmolcs maderas de
cedro. P.
-. En- Hatillo SO ha eetablecido una SEQ
que aplaudimos.
~ FL sGaulois,, de Paris, dirige una
vigorosa excitaci6n las Potencias para one
apoyen Espafa por medic de una demostra'
oi6n naval, a6rmando que 81 el ejingofsmo,
americana triunfa contra Espahs, traspasarA
todas las barreras y proourara eohar de sus
colonias americanas las demas naciones.
~. Aseg1rase que es incierto que los
yankees hsyan apresado al vapor ''Buenaventu
RAJ. Lo que apresaron fu6 un bsrgantfn 8
baroa mercante del mismo nombre' LIE VEN
dieron maderas en- un puerto dc los Kstados
Unidos; 10 dejaron cargar para Cuba; 10 despa.
oharon legalmente, al salir del Puerto 10
apresaron. Un rasgo de heroismo digno de
los tiempos de la antigua Grecia 30 de los
piratas marroqufes.
-. Nos dicen que el sable que tiene uno
de los ofciales del nuevo battalion de volunta.
rios ''Tiradoies de Puerto Rico" pertenecio
un consul de los Estados Unidos que fu6 de
esta capital. No deja de ser felis coincidencis
ese case.
~. De Caguas recibimos hoy el siguisn.
te telegrama: <Aplaudimos los artfoulos pu-
blicados en- LA CoRREspoNDENc1A bsjo Ell tftu
10 de 7yabajo, no Hmosna. suscritos por el
senor Potous-Manuel Villafahe, Crfspuo
Rodriguez.
T. -. En- Arecibo SO estA organizando una
guerrilla dc licenciados del ejercito, los cuales
ys Sc epcuentran acuartelados y pronto Sc les
unformarA y armara La compaffs de milicias
de j6venes va han comensado Ia instruction y
todos estan animados de los me ejores deseos. La
Cruz Roja en- aquella localidad trabaja sin des'
canso en- organizar sus haspitales 1e sangre
ambulanciss. La Comisi6n de sefioras 4 su
frente gu iucansable presdenta dohs Josefa
Gil, pider cuanto &c necesita al pueblo que
siempre generoso proporoiona todo cuanto pue'
de. IN
-. Esta mshana, & las diez, estuvo
bordo del vapor de guerra frances "Almiral
Rigaul de Genonilly, nuestro estimado amigo
don Francisco del Vale Atiles, aloalde de ests
capital, correspondence Ia vista que aver le
hiciers ell comandante de dicho crucero, mon.
sieur N'eny. AL ssfior Vale Atles le acom-
pah6 su secretario nuestro amigo don Manuel
Gonzalez.
~. 81 neoesita used zombreros de pana'
ma 8 jipijaps, bien arreglados, con cints de
charol bsdana, elegantes bsratos, dirijirse
& FL Claok, San Francisco 81. Pepe Cid, por
patriotismo, los vende un precio que nadis
mas que 81 los puede dar.
-. Teremos el gusto de saludar nues
tro amigo don Fernando Pont Zayas, de Aibo.
nito, quien regresa hoy su ldomicilio en- COM
pailfs de su hermsno Pepe, estudiantes de las
Escuelas Pfas.
-. Ell domingo "a del corrienfe SO impo
nentes depositaron en- Ia GAIA de Economics
76 pesos 40 oentavos.
~. Pleas que ejecatark en- Ia retreta de
mahana la banda del battalion de Voluntarios:
o.-Paso doble eel mayor de Cornetas,,
Quiara. .~lntroduoi6n de la opera eNor.
ma,, Belini. ao.-Miserere de Ia opera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-27
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G9nte do guSto, e' Aosbs de 'eoibi.ss que, .
Ssntander, sslchich6n sVioh., membrillo de
Mallorcs, aceltunas negras en- barriles, chorizos
Bilbao, frutas Monserrat, bacalao Escocia y el
siempre solicitado vino Riojs Sagasts.--En el
Colmado de Cerecedo, Hermanos J Compafifa.