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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09
Useful Hints.

To take paint out Of linen use
potash thinned to the consistency of
paint; apply it with a brush, roll it
up for a little while, then wash 1t
Off
Printed letters may be removed from
flour sacks by soaking them in butter
milk before washing.
When the stove is burned red and
the blacking won't stick to it, a lit
tie fat fried from salt pork put into
the water in which the backing is
dissolved will prove helpful.
The best way to brighten copper is
to rub hard with a wooden cloth dip
ped in a strong solution of oxalic acid
then rub off with dry cloth and be-
fore it dries rub briskly with silver
powder, being very careful of the acid,
as 1t is poison.
To take out all stains which are
not metallic, mix two teaspoonfuls of
water with one of spirits of salt
(muriatic acid). Let the stain lie in
it for one or two minutes: then rinse
the article in cold water. This will be
found particularly useful in removing
stains from white goods.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09

The poor gentleman is lost, that PLAN
enough. Likely got cramp and went down
for he was a strong swimmer"
Standish stood still and silent. Was
this the end Of the story-the last act Of
a pitiful tragedy to which two innocent
sufferers had been driven by blind fate?
II suppose 1t Is folly to hope" he fore
ed himself to say at last.
"Ayl no good at all, sir. don't see a
there is a spark Of hope, nohow!'
As there was no more to be done at
present, Standish, though greatly shaken,
was obliged to think Of his own duties,
public and private. His temporary leave
was nearly expired. and his chief had
srown I'm 81 II lch consideration, that he
was anxious not to outstay it. Then no
one save himself must break the sad news
to Dorothy. How would she bear this
last blow?
He therefore telegraphed tc Col. CAL
lander's solicitor to come down himself,
OF send some capable employe to be on the
spot, should action Of any kind prove nee
essary, adding that he would wait his
arrival.
A reply wire soon reached him, to the
effect that Mr.. Briefly himself would
come down by the $40 train.
Standish was thus enabled to confer
with the greatly distressed lawyer (who
was also a personal friend Of Callander's)
before he started for town.
1t was nearly nine o'clock when he
reached his rooms, and he debated with
himself whether he should attempt to see
Dorothy that night or no. "NO," was his
conclusion; "she shall have this night. at
least, undisturbed." Indeed, after the
tremendous strain of that trying day, he
felt quite unequal to meet her.
Before tasting food he penned few
lines to Henrietta, which he marked pri-
vate, saying that he would be with her
Immediately after breakfast next day,
and entreat ting her to keep all newspapers
from Dorothy till after he had seen her.
Then he rang for the man Of the house
who usually waited on him, and ordered
him to deliver the note at once.
VERY well, SIR" replied the man; "and
beg to say Mr. Egerton called this af-
ternoon. He said, as he could not find
you at the club, he came on here. lie
seemed surprised to hear you had gone
down to Fordsea, sir"
Mr.. EgertonY repeated Standish, hi,
trow contracting; there was another task.
Il shall proba bly, meet him 20 morrow"
ANY answer to these, sir?' taking the
notes.
.'No-none"
The man left the room, but returned al
most Immediately.
"Mr. Egerton Is below, sir. Shall
show him up?
Yes; show him up" said Standish, sud
den vigor and fire replacing his exhaus-
ton at the sound of his name.
He remained standing, and the nexi
noment Egerton entered.
CTo be continued0
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09

when the bus drove up to the Brownls
mansion that evening, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Brownlee, the younger, got in ant
rode to the depot. Brownlee saw hir
wife safely aboard the Pullman car
and then stood on the platform and
watched the train disappear in the dis
tance.
The same set of ruffian constituents
who greeted him on his arrival were
occupying their accustomed place on
the platform, and indulged in theii
favorite pastime Of heaving fossilized
jokes at their representative In Con-
gress. Brownlee swallowed 1t all IL
good part, and then turned his back to
the station and sauntered toward ths
parental mansion with the weary step
Of q man who has q load on his CON
science.
But that did not deter Brownlee from
getting out and hustling. If he had
worked like Trojan the first time FOX
his nomination, he threw the energy OF
a double dose of Trojan devotion inte
his efforts now, and the result of 1t M
was that he was renominated and
| elected, and went back to Washington
to finish his unexpired term of service
In the House.
His wife sat In the gallery one daI
unseen by him when great debau
was on. Brownlee had prepared him
self for the master effort of his life
He had got the consent of the leader
| on his side to make a speech. He at
| tracted little attention as he rose, an&
with his genial smile glanced over the
| house. drew a deep breath and launch
ed forth. But by and by he warmed to
| his subject, and here and there a mem.
Der on the other side interrupted him.
Then suddenly Brownlee's genius
flashed forth in all It's originality. Sew
eral members who had tried to trip
him up found themselves mercilessly
impaled upon the fiery shafts of
Brownlee's sharp retorts and held up to
the ridicule of the house, while Prown-
lee smiled in that fetching way of his
that made him resemble an expert con-
jurer when he contemplates the aston
ishment of the deluded victims of his
craftiness. Before he sat down Brown
lee had scored a triumph that insured
him a place on one Of the big commit
tees Of the house when the next Con-
gress should organize.
One Of the doorkeepers handed him a
note. He was receiving the congratu-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09

Il is good to begin WELL better to end
well.
OF ali poverty, that OF mind is
most pitiable.
An outraged friend is ", Sc than a
dozen enemies.
Woman can smile in the face of the
world when her heareis breaking.
Reason helps the wise and cudgels
the foolish.
Many talk like philosophers and like
.ools.
Contentment Is a gooI thing until
it reaches the point where 1t sits IN
the shade and let's the weeds grow.
To be good and disagreeable is high
treason against the royalty of virtue
Gun metal belts with steel ornamen-
tation are very effective.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09

The field at Waterloo is covered
with a crop Of crimson poppies every
year.
Imitation ivory is now being ex-
tensively manufactured from the fruit
of a palm-like shrub called Phytele-
phas macrocarpa, which is about the
size of an apple and possesses hard
interior kernel.
The Oldest steam engine In the
world has just gone off duty after
1777.
"A ton of gold is worth E120,000. A
ton of silver. at the present rate per
ounce. may be said to be worth about
96,400.
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Wood for Lead Pencils.

Two thousand two hundred acres Of
cedars are cut down every year on the
continent in order to make wood cases
for lead pencils. There are twenty-six
pencil works in Bavaria, Of which
twenty-three are in Nuremburg. the
great center of the lead pencil trade.
These factories employ from 5000 to
10000 workers, and produce 4.3O0, 900
lead and colored chalk pencils every
week.~Lloyd's Weekly.
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from the house of her husbands pae
ents than at that moment. She sippx
a little coffee and then withdrew agat
to her room, just to be alone. WheG
Brownlee, NJ. c., entered, she was lying
on the bed fully dressed, weeping.
What passed between them In the IL
terview that took place is a matter a
conjecture. The result became evideR
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09

Recent investigations have shown
that the principal source of the Gull
stream Is not the Florida channel bu,
the region between and beside the isl
ands Of the West Indies. At Binionl
the volume of this warm water is sixty
times as great as the combined volume
of all the rivers in the world at theiJ
mouths.
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lations of his side of the house, and he
did not open it for several minutes,
holding it almost forgotten in his closed
hand. When he opened it he read:
Dear Ally: em ready to beg your
pardon now-any time. Come. AM
heartbroken. DAISY.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09
STORY OF A
STATESMAN.

Il WAS q d2 Sn-

Il WAS q DASH
ing young Con-
gresham, who
went to Wash
ington ON the
tidal wave from,
one OF the dis
tricts In the
South. But he
had not been at
the ca pi t a |
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09

Little Sister-"What's the dinrence
tween Electricity and lightnin'T Lit.
tie Brothcr-''You don't have to pay
nothin' fur lightnin'."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09

more than six months be-
fore those who had known
him at home and went to
Washington on business
scarcely recognized him as
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09

A woman seldom throws at anything
until abe Il - mad that she oaA't ~
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09

Subject: "Make Home Happy"-The Door.
sill Of the Dwelling House IL the FOun.
dalton OF Church and State-Let Chria-
tian Love Abide Therein.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-27

rs con agrado estos nombrsmlentos que estan
inspiralo en- un eevaao criterio de equidad y
rectitud sgenos Atodo exc'usivlsmo. To los
los a6ogados agraoiadOs, sen honra de nueEtro
foro.
-. Nos referen que hsllandosa esta ma.
drugada en- la estac6n del fsrrocarril ell indi.
viduo Jhor Jeus. int6rprete de aquelas ofclnas,
un guariia del municipio, peDinsular el, l4 or-
demo que Sc retirara de aqael sitio, por consi-
derar,e sospecheso. Proteat6 de clio el inter.
prete, y entonees ell gusrdia e pyopin6 un sa-
blazo = despues le produjo uua herida con Ia
punta del arms, siendo trasladado la ssla de
soeorros.
- Otros nombramientos. sido nom
brados iueces de la. instancis instruction del
distrito de Cstedral don Julio M. Padila
Iguins, del distrito de San Francisco, don
Edusrdo Aculs Aibar; del distrito de Arecibo,
don Jose Roman Diaz; del distrito de Qua.
yama, don Enrique Gonzsez Darder; del dis.
trito dc Vegabsjs. don Eugcnio de J. Lopez
Gaztambiie.
-. Deaeamos yer por esta redacci6n a
don juan Mollfalleda, para IN asunto que lie
interesa.
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NOTICIAS

-. Advertimos todas las personas que
por cualquier ooncepto tengan que remesarnos
fondos, que los Billetes do Banco amerlosnos
solamente los reobimos al sefenta por clento
de premio. 4-l
* Conffrmase la noticia de que Mr..
Day, Presidente de la CCmisi6n de la Paz, ha
informado & los comisionados espano!es que
los Estados Unidos no asumiran nirgana parte
de la deuda de Cuba nj permitiran mas diiacio'
nes que los espaholes replicaron que enton'
ces sera repudiada la deuda de Cuba por ser
una csrgs muy pesada para la naci6n.
~. Por las ofcinas de correos Sc advier'
te que las cartas pueden certiicsrse en- todas
las ofcinas del ramo. Que los sellos de las
cartas detea ponerse necesariamente en- Ia es
quina derecha y superior del sobre; la direc
debe estar esorita con mucha claridad, asf en- las
cartas como en- los psquetes.
~. Gsuarfa mu,ho la pobacion con que
volviese funconar de nuevo el alumbrsdo
elsctrico tauto en- las plazss Principal de
Colon como en- las GALES mas csntricas
- En- Washington sc ha reeibldo un
te!egrama del Eetsdo de Minnesota ell cual
pide 500 fih,s y SO, 900 cApsulas para rrotejsr
go contra los indies.
~ Segaa nos participa un amigo, Sc es-
tan torminando las insta!ac!onas de las ohclnss
del peri6dico ala Tribuna,s que funda en- esta
capita! nuestro compalero don Felix Matos
Bernier. Solo espera los tipos de Mayag'ies
el naDe1 de Nueya York,
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TeIegramas via Hahana

New-York, Ootubre 10.-Segdn una eets-
dfstioa que Sc ha publcado, las bsjas dc Ia
marina de guerra americana dursnte la csmpa
ia contra Espafia, ascienden diez siets
muertosy setents heridos.
Las fuerzas amerieanas tomaran en- ell
dis de hoy possession en- la plaza de Manzsnio
Ell seoretario de Ia guerra Mr., Alger,
atribuye un telegrsma de Sampson la preci-
ptaoi6n con que Sc verified Ell desembarco de
las fuerzas americanas en- Santiago de Cuba.
-Asegdrase que ell eMexico, 81 sMor-
tera,,. que fueron apressdos en- Santiago de Gu
ba serAn devueltos sus duefios,
Ell general Wood ha telegrafsdo que ha
tornado possession del mando &c Santiago de
Cuba. Ell general Lawton Sc embarca msilana
para Nueva York.
Ell dia primero de Diciembre pr6ximo
Sc haran cargo de las Aduanas de la isla de
Cuba las autoridades militares de los Estados
Unidos.
I'm comite compuesto de individaos de
la marina de guerra Americana SO ocupa en- es'
tudiar Ia posicion msniobras do los buques
en- ell combate de Santiago de Cuba, las cuales
motiVaron cierta crftica de Mr. Sampson.
Madrid idem ll.-Dicese que ell general
Correa prepara una combination militar en- la
cual Introduce algunos csmbios en- los puestos
que ciertos generates J coroneles ocupan en- di'
versas guarnieiones.
Sc ha alberto un credito de treinta mi
Homes de pesetas para fortifcsr las Baleares,
las Canarias parte del litoral de la Peninsula.
-Serviran de precsdentes para los que
hsya de concertsr aho,a la comisi6n hispano
americana de PARIS, los tratados cediendo Ia
Louisiara J la Florida.
Hoy discutira la comisi6n tcdo 10 refe
rente & Puerto-Rieo. Los comisionados ame-
ricsnos recbazsran toda proposition relativa 8
las deudas de Cuba Filipinas.
Las fuerzss americanas han arrestsdo,
cerca de Baracoa, un titulado brigsdier ne.
gro, desarmsndole al mismo tempo a5 de los
suyos.
Idem, idem 12-Se aouerda que Ia evacua
ci6n de las tropss de Cuba dure haata me-
disdos de Enero.
Ell gobierno de los Eatados Unidos Sc hs.
lls dispuesto que eese Ia sobsrsnfa de Espa-
40 en- Cubs, 81 dis primero de Diciembrs.
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Sc ha acordalo la inmad data ibertsd dc

Sc ha acordalo Ia Immediate ibertad de
loa depotados cpbanos, facuitandoaeies para
que pnodan tra1ladarse donde tepgan por con
yonicnte.
-. -, Sc lleyara grats Cuba 4 aqucllcs qae ca
rezcan de recursos.
Nueya York, idem IA. Ell general Lawton
trae 81 pregidcnte Mac Kinloy una casta del
jefe insurreoto don Enrique COLLAGE, en- la que
expresa ol atntlmento cuba1o, qae solo aoepta
la Independence.
,------- IL jtfe cubano Periquito Perez SO MEGA
dieolver sas fuerza,.
La censura sigue ejercendose en- EspaGa
con un rigor exceptional.
Machos despachos SO detienen y otros SO
muti!an.
--Dicen do PARIS que ha terminado la gran
huelga dc Ios obreros dc ess capital.
-~Calixto Garcia ha llegado Santiago &c
Cuba, donle SO embaroara Ell domingo proximo
para Santa Cruz del Sur con objsto ae presen'
ciar los trabajos de Ia Assmblea couvocada por
los jefes revolucionarios.
1dem, idem Is --Zols ha regresado d
Paris, habendo oumplido va la pona de des.
tierro que SO lie impuso poy defender q Drey-
fus
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P A R I s

...Por algo die que cuando reanudase
estas cr6nicas quiza habria variado el aspeoto
geogrAfco de Puerto Rico.
lContintia la isla en- el mismo sitioP No
sc ha salido de quieio, imitando los eembris.
Ago tarde lego, amigo Lopez, para ha.
blar de Bismarck, de la revision del proceso
Dreyfus, de la caida de Cayeignac, de la subj.
da de Chanoina, pasaudo por Zarlinden, de la
muerte de la emperatriz de Austria, de las aso.
nadas en- las GALES de Paris, de otras muehss
cosas, todas dignas de recordaci6n. Por otra
parte, la carta de listed con el aviso de que res.
nude las cr6nicss lleg6 esta mailaps, euando
menos la esperaba no puedo <extenderme,
mucho 81 ha de salir esta cronica en- ell correo
de hoy.
No debo sinembargo, pasar en- silencio
dos hechos importantes para Puerto Rico: Ia
llegada de los senores comisoIados para la
confsrencia Dc la pas, Ia muerte de Balances
Apsrte remito a'gauas cousideraciones 60.
bre ell primer asunto. Cuanto la muerte de
Betances. hay tanto que decir, todo tan
delicado, que no &c 81 me atreyer6 siquiera &
esbczar ell asunto.
Llamado por aqusl amigo, por interven.
clon do su lnseparable Ventura, estuve en- la
Casa de Salua donie fa6 & ,efugiar sus dolo.
res, ffsicos y morales; J por entoncas escribf al
<Heraldo. estas lfneas:
Cortrastando con ell espectsculo de los n.
tramarinos que veranean costa del pats, ,mien.
tras ltega la hora de restituirse Utramsr "a.
ra decir que trabajaron sufrieron atrozmente,
en- los bouievares, luchsudo p9r la Independent.
cla de las Antllas, iqae espeotaculo ell del doc.
tor Betances, exangus muriendose pedazos!
Aver tarde lie vi para preguntsrle algo que
deseaba saber ell corresponsal del .Jourpa!, de
Nueva York; le vi en- una casita do Neuiy,
aislsda del Paris buiiicioso, enclayada en- un
jardfn, tapando sus muros con las verdes hoias
de una para con los retoroidos bejncos de
una enredadera que Sc enrosoa al muro como
sierpe al corszon. :. Ell amsrillento maTfl de
gu fsonomfa destacabase de la bIaucura del
almohad5n donde repossta su marcbita cabeza
de hombre triste, = con sa larga bsrba blanca
pareci6me un Cristo viejo, mny viejo, agoni.
zando sobre los eseombros de todo cuanto anna.
ra en- ell mundo....
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Ell LAPIZ R0JO
GREMACION DE 800 CADAVERES.
(Tachado el primero de Septiembre)

El correfponsal del ''Ntw York World
ha dirigido su peri6dico ell siguiente cable
grama especial.
"Trescientos cadaveres de soldados espa
foles y do reconcentrados cubanoa que pere
cieron consecuencia del hambre en- ell Caney,
han sido reducidos cenizas per no haber es'
paciobastante para sepultarlos. Sc ha verlh'
cado Ia cremaoi6n de 42 csd&7eres mas.
Los cuerpos ehtaban amontonados como le
nos, y saturados de kerosene eatuvieron arden
do.
En- menos de una hora que aaron totslmente
destruidos.
Ell patr6leo hervfa sobre ellos de tai modo
que la incineraci6n fue completa.
La costumbre es viejs fue empleada por
los americanos como una precauci6n Saba para
la saud iblica."
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Las Ca1tas dc Dreyfus
21 Enero 1898.

I'll Enero 1895.
iCuanto debes padeccr. 800! III drama do
que aomos vfctimas es de los mas tsrribles Que
puedo ooncebir la Imagination, lVer como nos
10 han robado todo. todo: feicidad, porvenir,
familia, patria! ~ hallsrse bajo ell peso de la
mas monatruosa, de la mas infamante de Las
acusacioIes. -!
JPor que no he sucumbido al dolor? ,por
que 10 me queda nj el derecho dc sustraerme
esta desesperaclon, buscando ell olvido al
descanso2
El otro dia, cuando sc lanzaban contra mf
en- la kochela los mas atrocss insultos, ,oh! con
que gosto bsndijera 70 al que me huhisss DER
mltldo entonces presentarme, q pecho dcscp
blerto, ante aquellos mismo que me demostra.
ban su lasta Indignation, para decirles:
mo me lnlarlels: mi alma esta limpia do
toda mancha. Pero 81 me cousiderais reamente
culpable, sea, aqu1 estoy: msltratadme, harid.
me; morlra sin proferir una sola queia!
Acaso entonccs,-al VERNE destrozado DOR
ell dolor, eatre los espasmos de la aponfs: al
olrme grltar aun, con toda la fuerzs del septi-
mento: Viva Francia!-acaso entonces bubis.
ran creido en- mi inocencia 80.
Al I'm, 5que otra cosa pido 20, sino iusti-
claS jEstsmos en- Ell siglo XIX, es precise
Greer que hemos retrocedido alguns centepares
uo anus hs PoslDle que, en plenO siglO de Ia
luz de la verdad, deba sucambir, deba nsr-
maneoer desconocida la inocenoia. ...P M.
no pido gracia: pido lustioia, esa justioia que
no puede negarse nipgun ser humane.
For este debeis todos con,inuar las nes-
qalsas; y por esto msmo, cuantos posean los
neJofes medios de Investigation estan oblipa.
dos ponerlos al servicio d. esta obra: ca pa.
ra ellos sacratfsimo deber de humanidad de
justscla Nc, no es possible quo deje de hscsr.
50 luz en- este tragico, misterioso drama. ;Dios.
Dios mfo! sQaen me devolvera Ia honra que
me ha sldo robada, escarnecida?
lBasta! Demos de lado, 81 es possible,
estos ldgabres pensamientos.
Envfame notiolas de todos, abrazalos en-
nombre mfo. Me falta valor para hsblarte de
nuestros hijos. Cuando vueIvo la vista tacia
tn retrato y ell de ellos; al oontemplar vuestros
ojos tan dulces, tan cari6osos, los mas desga-
rradores sollozos saben desde ell corazon la
garganta.
Sc concbe el sufrimiento por alguien mr.
algo; mas, ID que causa, & que delito obedece
este odioso martirio. Te abraza,
ALFREDO.
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del crucero " Baltimore" do la marina de que
ira americana, ha muerto. segdn Sc cree, di'
cho capellan &c suicide durante un estado do
depression mental, debido falta de aalud. Ell
Rev. Freeman SO arroj6 al augua pereciendo
ahogado antos de que Sc 10 pudisse prestar min
guna ayuda
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Mi adorada Lucia:

No hay que sorprsuderse, querids mia.
por la escsna de la Rochels, Ia encuentro ma
tural' Solo me maravilla que no haya habido
nadie capaz de sostener que nuestra fsmilia
lleva un apellido, que es sin6nimo de lealtad
de honradez.
iOh, la misaria humana! ). He medido toda
su extension en- estos dfas de amargura.
Cuando rehexiono en- 10 que era hace aleu.
nos meses en- 10 que he venito parar, SO me
subleva ell alma, me asaltan impetus de oolers
feroz contra las injustioias de la suerte.
Soy vfctima del mas espsntoso error ju.
dioial del presente sig'o.
Pero ocurra 10 que ocurra, SECURE estoy
de que la historic reivindicara algdu dis mi
nombre. Ha de aparecer en- esta nobilfsima
Francia tau f icil para dejarse arrastrar por las
primeras impresiones, pero tan generosa hacia
las desventuras inmereoidas; ha de aparecer,
ST, un escritor honrado valente que SO eriia'
en- defensor de la veldad y de Ia justcia.
Is impossible que no Sc desvanezca el error.
iDios.quiera que liegue pronto ese dia!
Abraza q mis- dos hijos; abraza de parte
mia todos nuestros parientes.
Para tt m; mas afectuoso abrazo.
ALFREDO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-27
Ah0 VIII. Numaro 2,878

Ennha Fi|a4e|fis (antes de Manuel Bario!o).
IUNGa i'tauoEiia San Sebastian, 81, esquina
San Jose. Cerralo dicho estabecimlento o
causa de la guerra, mo complazco en- anunolar
mis- Antiques parroquianos que he ynelto q
abrirlo al pdblico Sc admitcn ahonados pa
teas q domicilio precios conyencionaes. Co
cinero excelepte. EsmcTo proLtltud en- el ser
yicio Manuel B0ariol0. lS-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-27
A New York en- CincO dias Hana1 El m'gatds' @lis

A keH lOlK GA CIlCO uIaS Vapor WI %'g9ara0 sCara1
cas-, de Ia sRed D. Lipe,, saldra de este puer.
to para 81 de New York el dia de Noviembre
admitiendo solamente pasaje.
PRECIO DE PASAJE
Ira. case $50 orc americana.
q. id. .......s35 "
Nifos hasta IL amos amos medic pasaje.
NOTA.--A fin de hacer reservar ell focal
necesaro en- la Ultima escals, Sc ruega los
aeilores pasajeros que pidau 81 biete con einco
dias de anticipation al de salida- Consignata-
rios, NI!ar Conapai5ta 8