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The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11
Elevator for Passengers.

Chicago, Nov. "A terminal station.
said to be unlike any other elevated
railroad station in the United States, is
being erected for the Alley t. road in
this city. The new station is equipped
with elevators ten feet square and ca
pable of making the round trip from
the ground to the level of the platform
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

-thirty-two feet above. and pac..--
once II minute. The carrying capacity
of each will be sixty persons. The
elevators will be operated by hydraul-
ic pressure. They will be lifted on
tifteen-inch cylinders forty feet long.
When the car is down the cylinder will
extend its length In n well under
ground. The motive power employed
will be electricity.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11
One Hundred Die on ship.

Malaga, Spain, Nov. 5.-The trans.
port steamer Gran Antilla. Captain
Bayona. from Havana. on October 13.
via Porto Rico, with repatrated Span
ish troops ON board, has arrived here
and reports that there We're 100 deaths
the soldiers during the voyage
across the Atlantic.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11
Ito Mu.t Keturn mt Once

London, Nov. j.-Accortling TO a spc.
cial dispatch from Shanghai the Mi.
kado has tele.raphftl Marquis Ito. the
japanese statesman now on Il special
mission to China, 10 return Immediate
ly to the Japanese capital,
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

on December .. 1887. He served IN
that capacity until 1889 in place Of
Captain Robbins. He was made major
on January II, 1889. After retaining
that office Il few years he resigned. His
advancement was the first notice of
his re-entrance into military service.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

In the English schools of the lowest
grade there is class of drudges known
as pupil-teachers. They are mainly
girls from thirteen to sixteen in age
who are employed in teaching the ele-
ments of reading. writing and arth-
metic. There are about thirteen thou
sand of these pupil-teachers in Eng
lish schools supported by local taxa
ton This system of having children
as teachers has not worked well. 1t
was cheap and reduced expenses. II
was cheap also in quality and etiicien
cy. parliamentary committee has
recently condemned the system and
proposed various measures for reform
ing it. It has advised the education
department TO raise the age of the
child-teacher from thirteen to fifteen,
and in the course of a few years to
make it sixteen. 1t has also proposed
a system OF training teachers for pri-
mary work. England is far behind
America in methods of primary in
struction.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

Among the tragic comedies which
Spain has furnished 10 the world dur
ing the present year. nothing goes
ahead of this: The municipal authori-
ties of Barcelona gave their courteous
approval to a proposal for the estab-
lishment of a local society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals, and
offered to provide funds at once by
holding a bull fight!
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

According to the London Times the
czars disarmament proposal had Its
origin and inspiration in an interview
which the monarch granted three
months ago to retired Hebrew bank
er. This man. who is known in Russia
as a writer on financial subjects, made
a deep impression upon the car by his
statements.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

Truth cannot be found without some
labor and intention of the mind, and
the thoughts dwelling considerable
time upon the survey and discussion
of each particular,
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11
Denver Directory.
HARNESS.

The best $50 dou-
BILE Concord Har-
ness in Colorado
for SIS. With
breechinG. $40: SIS
double team har-
ness. with breech-
Ing. SIG: SIS steel
horn stock saddle
for SIS; SIS single
buggy harness for
$3.50. Do not be
deceived by worth
less imitations,b but
order direct from
us and get the
prices. Catalogues
!. FRED MUEL-
Denver. Colorado.
;NAMINATION.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

Yes" answered the smooth -shaven
man. 81 acted on generous impulses for
nearly two months once. Now. If don't
get paid on salary day, don't act.'-De-
troit Free Press.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

The lazier a man 10 the la,lir ii Is
to discourage him.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

A magazine poet says. Its hard to
be poor" Well, perhaps it is, but we
always imagined II was easy TO be
poor magazine poet.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

Happiness often depends upon what
we do with our spare time.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11
Piso's Cure for Consumption has saved
me large doctor bills.-C. l.. Baker, 422s
Regent So, Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 8, '95.

..Superstitious people believe that eat
ing salt turns the hair white "Well
earning my salt has made by hair gray"
Detroit Free Press.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

The average woman spends more
time than money when she goes shop
ping.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

Truth may be stranger than fiction
but 1t is less valuable in literature.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

brain by day keeps it unduly active at
night.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

The season is drawing nigh when
the plumber Will have lead-pipe
cinch.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11
III. One ENperIence.

.How would you like to take a flyer in
pork or wheai?" asked broker.
Nav | don't believe keer to-, replied
the farmer 81 onst fell down a sixty-foot
shaft in a coal mine in about three-tenths
of a second an | kinder reckon that's
fast enough fer me. I'm gittin' too old fer
much excitement. Chicago News.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

A lie often cripples where cannon
would be ineffective.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

Silver must be the kind of money
that talks, as silence is said to be gold
en-
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

The tramp would rather go TO jail
than be caught in the tolls.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

stand prosperity there are millions
who would like to try.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

The reading that maketh man full
Is probably the wine when it is red
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11

The man who makes the most dollars
usually makes the fewest friends.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-11
tn cuRE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quin Inc Ta blets. All
druggists refund the money II IL fails to cure.
25c The genuine has l.. Il q. on each tablet
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-12-14

the Wild Duchmd1 Extension, the Sc.
curity lode, The Nash lode, the Osborn
the Osborn No. 2 and The Osborn mill
site. Work ou development will begin
at once.
Have you seen the elegant assort-
ment nf Chris mas goods at j. Brck's
jewery store? Handsome clncbs,
lamps, silverwnre, chinaware and cut
glis'w ne, umbrellas aud opt'c goods.
This is headquarters for flue watches
aud Jewelry.
Will lie here only few days, So do
not neglect this opportunity OF exam.
lining the Iuha ers. A sure cure for
colds, coughs, caiarrh. bronchitis and
asthma, On exhibition. FIRE to all.
Call aud he convinced, at Fleinci's
Home Bakrry.*
Another net Of the recent Pleasant
Grove disturbance was enacted in that
city Yesterday when John Heron. IIent
Nelson, John Wainock, Newell West
and Chs. Schuels were hound over TO
the district cnurl under bonds of 500
each on charge Of riot.
Miss Maguire's art display at Snow
& Yuuug's.
Juveniles. Contributors, Erns, Young
WOman's Journals. Harpcrs, Munseys,
Cosmopolltnns, any and all magazines
and hacks bound or rebouud.. Books
ruled, printrd and bnund To order. and
pattern F. Il Crouch. mandfnc uring
stalioner, opp. Pc. Provo, Utah. 80
Spanish Fork correspondence Tri-
hure. Dec. IL: Mr. P.yton Holt. Go years
of age and an old resident Of Jhls place
was kicked by horse yesterday after
moon. A compound fracture Of the
left arm is tho result. lie is feeling
very well considering his age aud The
shock.
Local srenes by n local artist at Snow
81 Young's.
Springvile Independent: The T. &
II. Rnynnce Grading conptny has sr-
cured the contract for putting in The
Sunshine Wafer CHS pipe line at FAIR.
field. They left Tuesday with their
outfit for that point, taking forty men
and several teams. They have nine
miles OF pipe to lay aud expect the
work to last six weeks,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-12-14
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES OF MEcHAN.
IcS' LEM.

BE II known that /, James NJ O'Brien. am
ABOUT 10 foreclose mechanics lein which |
now hold again 81 the property of the bullion,
Beck Tunnel Company, corporation OF The
state OF Utah. 10 satisfy u demand for work
ana labor performed, and tools ana materials
furnished 10 the amount OF S2il0. Said lein
being recorded IN the records OF Utah County,
state OF Utah. Said property OF the Bullion!
Beck Tunnel Company against which hold
said lein Is located liz the Tiutic Mining Dis,
triet, County OF Utah, Ssate OF Utah, and known
rs the
East Boy Mining Claim, U. s, Lot No. aiis
sig Eastern Mining Claim, u. s. Lot No 81 no.
Protection Mining Claim, u. ). Lot No Sls7
shepard Mining Clnim, U. = Lot No 3255
Therefore under Section 1891 OF Chapter 1
relating 10 mechanics leins, In the Revised
Laws OF Utah for 1893, / hereby notify any and
all persons claiming or holding LENS on or
against said property OF the Bullion Beck nun.
mel Company TO be and appear ut the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District County,
Of utnh, State Of Utah 1t 10 O'Clock am on
the 2Srd day OF January, 1893, or as sooL there.
after as same can be heard, aud TO then and
there 70 exhibit proof OF said leins.
JAMES M o'BRIEN.
Holzheimer & Holzhemer, attorneys for
James M. O'Brien.
First publication Dec. H. 1881
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-12-14
SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial
District, Of the State 81 Utah, sitting In and
for Utah County.
Sarah Elizabeth Nelson. plaintiff,
VS.. kSummnns
James V. Nelson, defendant.
The State OF Utah 10 the said defendnnt....
You are hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty days after the service Of this summons
upon you. II served within the county An Mn, n
this action Is brought, otherwise, within rhirtv
days after service, aud defend the above en-
titled action; and IN case OF your failure so 10
90, Judgment wiz be rendered against you &C
OF which 10 herewith served on YOU
JACon EYANs
Attorney for Plaintin
Ut,h - NS~N'Si
once. First National Bank.
First publ asion Dee. ~. 1881
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-12-14
Muddy
Feet

makes your mother, sister and
housekeeper mot to mention
sweetheart)oross and ugly.
Their frpwns and wrinkles may
be smoothed and turned TO
smiles ifyou will visit McCoard
Bros Shoe Store and 1t your
feet with a pair Of their MUD
PROOF
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Rubbers

We can 1T almost any style Of
shoe, and quality considered,
our prices are always the low
est. Also German Socks. Felts.
oyers, Arctics, etc.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-12-14
NEIGHB0RH00p.
Art noyellles, SNOW & Young

Art novelties, Snow & Young.
Have you seen Snow 4 Youngs win
dow?
Go to w. II Gray & Co. for schoo
books"
Snow & Young have a fine window
display.
+. A. McGraw visited Salt Lake
Sunday.
Buy your Christmas candles OF
Star up.
Fresh" knows how to make toina,es
aud meat pies.
John T. Farrer was in Salt Lake on
usiness Sunday.
Y. J.. Holiday was In Provo on
business Monday.
VIM. r. Silver, the printer was IN
Salt Lake Sunday.
UP TO DATE Wedding Stationery.
. oliver, the Printerf
Marshal Thomas Of Lehi came over
on court business Monday.
TpV "Americap Authorr Cuban
Have you seen the art Window
The Ekhorn Pharmacy is head.
quarters for Holiday goods"
Hon. b. II. Roberts delivered SER
mon In the tabernacle Sunday,
DR.. w. r. Pike is expected to re'urn
from the East about Christmas,
Artistic printing and book binding
in oil branches at The Shelton Co.
ZACH paid for wheat at the Provo
OHOll Roller Mills, opp. depot.
OMUhE grade Havana cigars.
Constable Thos. Coward Of Payson
came over to Provo on business Tues
day
Julius f. Taylor. editor OF the Broad
AK, was doing business In Provo Mon.
day.
ID. J. Thurman, city attorney OF
Lehi, came over Monday on court bus.
mess.
The regular social dance will be held |
In the Lambert dancing academy to.
night.
Mirrors, dressing cases and all kinds
OF toilet articles at the EIkhorn Phar-
macy.F
Judge z. NJ. Thacksion of Spanish
Fork came oyer yesterday on legal
business.
]. w. N. Whltecotton has been in
Salt Lake on legal business nest of
the week.
We guarantee The purity Of our wines
and liquors. Call and see. Smoot
Ding Co."
County Attorney S. A. King Joined
the Utah Democratic club last Satur-
day evening.
Thos. Daniels, electrician at the city
electric light works at Payson, was in
Preyo Monday.
rAMERlCAN lisss.s s,s sSs
HaYana cigars.
While they last, $3.50 for 1000 memo.
beads or bill heads printed any copy
The SHELTON Co.
When your teeth need fixing, don't
forget that DIR. Q. B. Snyder is Proves
reliable dentist.t
A nice line Of choice perfumery suit.
able f9f Holiday presents at the Elk
born Pharmacy.*
The wife OF Wren wilkins gave birth
TO hne lo-pound girl Sunday morn ,
ing. All parties are doing well but .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-24

viados le correspondent las letras a. 8. i. o. l. g..
t. I'll que los enouentre y entregue en- la re-
dacci6n de eel IIeraldo de Puerto Rico, sera
gratifcado. Sc han dado los pssos oportunos
para en- el case de salir premiado no sean salts
fechos sino gu legftimo duefo.
~. Ell sehor don Conrado Palau, esti-
mado amigo nuestro y consul de la republica
Dominicsns, ha visitado 8 la ge6ora Baronesa
de Wilson.
-. Sc da por cierto en- esta Capital, que
el partido oportunista que preside el senor
Egozcue, Sc ha afilado piensa entrar en- ints.
ligencias con el oonservador que en- Ia PENN
sula preside el sehor Silvela.
~. Hemos dido que pronto llegarA
esta Capital procedente de Ia Penfnsuls, un
battalion de artllerfa que prestara sus servicios
en- la isla.
~ Circula la poticia-cuyo fundamento
ignoramos-de que Sc ha recibido un telegrama
de Ponce anunciando que los autonomistas
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ortodoxos los lberales autonomistas do aque-
liza ciudad, estan dispuestos realizar la union
& todo trance. 81 las directivas de ambas CO.
lectividades Sc oponen q ella, Sc deolaran
autonomistas cantonales.
lin fnnahnr de sefiora, casi nuevo, tasado en-
Y" 'oouuo' 100 pesos SO ofrece por la suma
de 50 pesos; dos oamas una de dos plaxas y
otra de una, ambas con colch6n de alambre Sc
venden en- 80 pesos las dos. Pueden verse
Fortaleza II, frente al Auxilio Mdtuo. IL
~ Hoy Sc ba reoibdo ell siguiente te-
legrama de Alasco: <Arrillaga.-Urrutia,
capital comite que preside en- session ce'ebrada
acord6 rogar ustedes que de aoeptar union no
sea con sacrifice presidential ilustre jefe Mu-
foz Rivera. JOSE A. PESANTE.
-. Ha entrado en- ell puerto de esta capt.
tai el vspor noruego .Tyrian, procedente de
Halifax y con cargamento de ma1eras salazo'
nes.
~. Ha fallecido On Cadiz ell captain ge-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-24

Ell Amrane de pie ell entrepuente, servfa de blanco
los pareca darse cuenta de daba 6de
tranqudad Su ayudante haba cado va he
rido perna por de granada Ell photo que d.
rga 81 barco, cayo amb6n ell pecho atravesado rep
ticndo al morir
-iSiempre 6rme!
En- aquel ell humo acar6 Sc pudo los orpe
deros que duvo de baas granadas marchaban de-
recho haca los barcos que les haban sido designados
Aquel da Gilberto More manaba ofcialmente torpe
dero e mo de Frsnca lie habfa vado el nombra
miento de teniene de navfo.
La vspera, antes de rerarse descansar habfa nspec
eonado barco hombres conocfa en ell barco chino
que deba echar pque tena conanza Desde los prmeos
replandores del dia esaba pie escbfa lfneas
<adre ma dentro de brevos momentos daa principle ell
combae: to abrazo. ri ucumbo perdsname Pero tengo
grandes esperanzas de aucumbir.,
Despu6s envio el Diaro al comissro de abordo de la
TinJHe, rogandoe que 10 enviae Francia de des
gracia.
Ell torpedero de Gberto lego ell primeo sobrs ell enem
co. tenfa que deruir ell Fey Ine armada caones
dc IA centmetros que vomtaba sobre 81 uva de pro-
ysctiles.
En- ell momeno que 10 abordabsn los chinos, pudien
de servrse de los caones & h lanzaban granadas
de ereyendo sin duda que ban hundir cubiera
toedero Pero ell torpedo estaba cosado del barco
migo y estallaba.
-Haquina haca atras!-orden6 Giberto.
Como Ia rada de Cherbourg la manobra sai6 admira
bemene e topdero retro la misma apez que haba
avanzado.
hundirse Era la primea vea deempear papel
los torpederss verdadera batala Gros de
mo por todas partea prpamente barco in
giles presencaba ell combae Pero cuando Gberto dg6
mrada arededor apoder6 de pronto de 81
srrible augusta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-24

neral dc aquel departamento sehor don Domin-!
20 Castro Perez. Habfa nacido on 81 Arsenal
dc Ia Csrraca y era el jefe dc la armada que
mayor ndmero de buques, habfa mandado. Il.
-. sB-VENTA DE MUEBLES. So
venden algunos- Gale dc Tetdsn numero 45.
~. Sc nota en- esta capital bastante acti.
vidad en- completsr el poderoso srtillado con
que va cuenta Ia plaza. Y so est&n trasladsn'
do al Moro las piezas importadss hltimamente.
La direction de estos trabajos es muy compe.
tente sc reslzan con suma actividad.
eE VENnE el antique acreditado e.tableci.
VI sG"o- miento de pulperfa, sito en- Ia Ca
lie del Cristo namero 30. Bajos de Ia casa de
don Angel Nsvajas. Para informes el mismo
GuefO. Ill
~ A Ultima hora vuelven circular ru
mores de crisis del gobicrno colonial. HAblsse
de que S. K el Gobernador general estA muy
disgustado de YER que sus mobiles empeiios en-
favor de la union de la familis autoDomista no
enGuentran Geo. Dfoese que Sc propondra como
soluci6n la division de diohos grupos en- dere
cha izqniarda autonomista para turnar en- el
poder. Y que si la crisis no puede evitarse,
uno de ellos sera llamado por S. &. para formar
Ell gobierno PROVISIONAL Ignorsmoa el verda.
dcro fundamento que puedan tener estas no.
ticias.
~. Una gran realization
Tiene el ePaisano Bazar.,
Vendiendo al dfa sin cesar
De artfculos un million.
Los mtones, chales = gusntes,
La formas de toquss somhreros
LIS una vcata con$tsnte
Por bonlt tno !crna..
~. Sc han dcrtedi-v de nosotros para
Ponce, nuestros estmados amigos el aehor don
Luis r. Velszquez, administrator de aquella
aIuana don Ado'fo Lespier CONCEAL del
ayuntamiento. Deseamosles muy buen visje.
~. AL entrar enaprensas LA CoRREspoN.
DENc1A, hemos dido que &c ha tornado el acuer.
do de que el gobierno iosular quede constitui.
do tai como esta, hasta que &c veri6qaen las
pr6ximas eleccionee. as
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Camuy. % Febrero de 1893.

Camuy, ~ Febrero &c lsVo'
7 Sef1or Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE
\ Muy seflor mfo: Muy agrsdecido quedare
B Ia bondad de usted 81 me pnblica la que]a
Aue formula en- estss lfneas; queja que no de-
6ara de tener inter6s, puesto que al publlco
htafs 10 que ha de juxgar de ella.
+ FL dfa ls, viernes de la pasada semana
lleg6 4 la Administration de Correos de este
pueblo, un certi6oado que vepfa de 19'as-
buenas con direction Mcca. FL certhca 10
venfs despegado, aunque llevando pneStcs los
laores, Y como era natural y de mi deber en- mi
calidsd de conductor podf al administrator de
este pueblo la nota que Sc ordena se ponga en-
ell xvaya, en- estos casos. Cuando creo que Q! Sc
nor Rechani, que es Ell administration a que
aludo, iba aplsudr mi pet'oi6n, me halo que
Dor el contrario, me orden6 despotlcamente que
me hiciera cargo del certifcado, tai como me
10 entregabs, despegado. Ohedeoi, pero SIN
prestar mi conformidad en- Ia entregs para sal
var mi reaponsabilidsd, actitad que sub'evo al
administrator, en- vez, ahado, de apsudirla.
De csc modo llegue Aguadills, termino de
mi entrega, trayendo Ia nota de los demas &C.
flores ADMINISTRATORS de Correos de Quebra"
dillas & Isabella. Me satisfzo la oonducta de
esos senores empleados la del celoso Jefe dc
Conunicsciones de la villa de AguadllIa, leyen
dome 10 prescrlto para casos iBua'es' en 1ihio
nls con mi justc reclamo. Regreso Camuy
me encuentro que ell sefor Rechanl comunlca'
ba al Rematista sehor de Jesus de quedar 20
suspense por orden del Jefe del Distrlto bnen
premio mis- dilstados servicios, qnlzas porque
en- largo tempo que los presto, nunca tuVo que
observarseme por haber dejado de sallr llegar
el correo de Camuy en- sus horss egame ntsflas
nj en- esos servicos, haber mancha aiguna
How dfs %, he vuelto 4 oonducir la correspon-
dencia hasts Aguadills porque ell conductor su.
plente sc hala enfermo complaciendo al digno
-aloa.de de Camuy. como deseo hacerme
acreedor Ia justicia de los sehores Jefes del
rsmo, me permito publican "a con 'ncta que ell
se6or Rechani ha Observable ccnmigo, q reserva
de demandar esa justicia ante qaienes cores
ponds.
De usted alto 8. 8. q b. g. m.
ANTONIO PASO.
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dlsoluciones de sociedades mercanti|es; 800
suspensiones de pagos; 81 conoursos quebras
y varias fugas slxamientos. Las cfrss con-
signadas expresan por 81 solas mucho mas
de cuanto nosotros pudi6rsmos decir. III!
desastro que revelan nos ssusta, sobre todo,
como sfntoma do 10 que podra ocurrr en- el
ailo presente, ouando lss amargas consecuencias
eoonomoas de la guerra go hagan mayores =
cuando Sc toquen praoticsmente los resultados
del nuevo regimen otorgado las Antilss."
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que cuenta con un plautel de enseiianza donde
Jus hijos, empapandose ahora ell la virtud = en-
ia cenois, ssbran guar msiiana Puerto Rico
&or las sendas de la paz dc la civilization y
del progrcso.
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La HERENCIA DEL CoNDENADo

deado Ell arsenal destruido odas las baess del rio Min
<Vuestra bravua vuestra energfa han encontrsdo
ob'tacuo alguno insuperabe.
sFranca entera admrara vuestras hazafas Labels
qustado su con6anzs y agradecmento.
eContad con ambas para triunfos
<El Almrante ccmandante en- jefe,
<CouRRET>
Los musrtos del sBac Le. estsban ben vsngados!
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!.
vkRIEDkD DES.
ObrdS son amoraS Y no buanas razonos.

A todo el que tepga 100000 le importara
muy POGO 10 dejen cesante; pero de estos bien-
aventursdos casos, entraa muy pocos en- el
nuevo regimen Conformamon,s con zanzibar
un recuerdo de Castellano por efectos de eEl
Colma1o,, que es bueno ir tomando notas para
la Cuaresma: Bscalao de Escocis, buches de
idem, attn macarelas frsncesss, bonito ca.
raco!es cataanes, anguila y lamprea q la borda.
lesa, salmon del Rhin y americana, lenguado del
mar Baltico, lapgostinos, en- sacos de nipes;
langosta francesa y americana, ostras yioiras,
arenques ahumados y en- salmuera inglesa, sar
dinas francesaz; mas de 100 clases, en- vinos,
liccres, dulces, galletas y conservss. El aca.
bose. Cufdese bien el est6mago, despu6a
rfase de los peces de colores.
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'''''~'o" Puerto-R KETTEN. -
"Recuerdos de Napoles," tarantea, 90 oenta.
vos. "Marguerite au rouet,' Fileuse, peso
so centavos.- -KONSTKI.--s ssAl despertar del
leon, "csprioho hcrdico, peso s5 centavos.
"Noches de Madrid," opera 1885, serenats, rs
centavos. "Recuerdos del Alcazar," Opera
1877, meditation, Is oenvos. 'Ls Sensiti-
va" opera l47, romanza, 25 censvos.