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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-18
RegaIos para NaVidad

T Efeotos para caballeros. Reps he
G cha, casimires, driles, oamisas, oa!zonci
> Hos, cuellos puhos de bilo oeluloid,
T csmisetas, medi,s, panuelos, tohal,as, IT,
5 rantes, cinturones, tirantes para cal, eti.
nes, paraguse, sombreros, gorrss, calzado,
4 jsbones mil flores otros, esptjos, fei'
~ nes, botones para cimisas, re!ojss, des'
r pertsdores, eusdros para sala velsdor,
A revolverr, euchiiios de caz,, papel, libros,
= = plum's, lspi..
Preoics limitadfsimos
= ZgSsot Baz0r SO San Frs snoisco
. Muchos articulos Sc venden al
costo por cuenta de los remiten.es.
N-S-lO-2
.ox Por Ia Comsndsncia de marina Sc
hs dispuesto que todas lss noohes permanezos
un bote de guardla en- los muelles de esta Ca
pital para que On os'o de necssidsd presto
servioio quien 10 solioite, bien para ir Cata.
mo, 4 bordo etc. E! trabsjo que presto ei bo
te de guardis, en- cualquier ho-a, esta sujeto 4
tarifs. La disposioi6n 90 de gran utilidad.
-. Nos particips don Manuel Faentes
que anoche como las 81, varios pilletes inten.
taron robarle en- So estsb !eoimiento de sastre
RIO Fo,ta!eza II vsii9ndoss psra clio de uns
llave falsa, 10 que no pudieron obtener por IL
oportunidad coD que los sorprendieron varios
yeeinos. Tambi6n los mismos caoos intenta.
ron hacer otro tsnto en- casa de una modista que
vive ceroa.
-. Pronto visitar& esta Isla Ia compaf1fs
Castillo que dirige don Enrique del mismo ape.
lido, quien de psso para 10 Isls de Cubs, hs
visitado el teatro de Ia cudad del Sur. ssegu.
randose q. para Enero 8 Febrero estarA aqaf Ia
compaials.
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ECQS de ESpa1a.

En- Gij6n durante la prueba de un nuevo
cahon de tiro rapido, constraido en- Ia fabrica
nsoional de Tuba hizo explosion la carga sin
estar la culata cerrada por completo, saliendo
por esta los pedazos del oierre del proyectii
oausando la muerte de un artillero TN EN-
pleado de la fabrioa heridas graves otros
varios individuos uno de ellos ell captain seflor
Murraes (hijo de csc pafs) que ha proyectado
dicho caf1on en- union del de So misms clase Sr
Argu allies, El heeho ha csussdo profunda i'm
preston en- la localidod entire los militares. So
atribuye la rotura de Is aguja que sirve para
disparar, nno de cuyos fragmentos debi6 impe'
dir ell que pudiera cerrarze la antecsms-
ra.
Ha sido ejecutado un Villa baia (Vallado'
lid) un REQ de parrioidio, cuyo indulto le habia
sido denegado Hssta ell nitimo momento ha
sostenido que e no fu6 el matador, sino otro in.
dividuo que fue ab;uelto.
Las companias de navegaoi6n Sud anne
RIGA han vueto restableoer la esca'a de sus
vapoyes en- Vigo, que habian suprimido con-
secuenoia de la peste bubonica en- Oporto.
Por fin, despues de siete dias de Interrupt
DION han vuelto de nuevo funcionar los tran.
Was de Madrid. Las empresas que no quisie
ron transigir hace dias, han tenido que aceptar
No obstante la oonduota de estos hs sido CO.
recctfsima
En- Callosa de Eusarria (Alicante) dispu
taban dos sujetos por question de dinero, uno
de ellos di6 al otro tai pstada en- Ia region del
coraxon que le prodajo la muerte.
En- un extreme de Ia calle de Carretas, tai
vez la mas concurrids de Madrid, han sido des
cubierto pliegos de pspel timbrado falsos, que
compraron segun dicen un desconocido.
Los obreros de las fAbrieas =, de conservas
dc Vigo .e han declarado en- huelga, & conse-
ouenois de que Sc les 4uiere imponer un Regls.
mento que les b'iga 4 trabsjar los domingos
~ otros deberes que consideran inadmisi
bios.
En- Puerto Llano SO quejan de que tienen
que suspender los trabajos de las minas de car.
bon por falta de vsgones de csrga.
Hsn sido pueatos en- libertad todos los in.
dustrisles presos en- Barcelona. Pareoe que 20
acentns la oposici6n que continue en- az aella
capital el general senior Despujols, ouys con
Quota % califcada de arbitraris, velube in.
|ooherente.
En- Loroa se han verifdado juegos forales
que han estsdo muy lucidos. FL mantenedor
Saoiervs, diputado por la region, pronunci6 nm
msgnffco disourso, tanto bajo el aspecto lite.
rario como el polftico.
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NOtiCias.
IsIdro 4. Sanchez.

Fortaleza 46 San Juan Pto. Rico.
Representante de fAbrioas del pals, casas
|extrapgeras, admite 6rdenes con especialidsd
para toda clase de artfculos de manufsctura
americana tiere existencia constante ofreoe
precios m6dicos oigarrillos de Ia brioa Ia
International, de Ponce,
Axuoar moscabado de Ponce en- yacos.
Centrifugada de B"
Hariuas de trigo.
Cerveza de las afamada, maroas, .Arka-|
dia, y eOld Setter, en- barries de 6 10 dol
oenas.
Ron superior en- bocoyes maroas acredita.
Vinos en- GAIA de varias marcas.
un espl6naido surtido en- tejidos pinta'
dos de fantasia.
-. LA CORRESPONDENCE ae complaoe
en- felioitar hoy todas aus amigos suserito
ras que respondan al belifsimo nombre de Els
peransa, aboga per que sea este dfa una ver'
dadera esperanza, un nunolo de redenclon para
la pobre pstria puertorriqueha.
100 Don Donate Ramos de Ahasoo do
Ernesto del Vale de Maysguez Sc han separan
do del partido republicano ing'essndo el pri-
nero en- ell fsderal deolarAndose indepea-
diente ell segundo.
%. Hoy han dado principle las iuscrip
oiones electorales en- Coamo.
90 Don Carlos F. Storer, Collector de
Rentas Internas de M.Sagdaz, hs empessdo
q haoer uso de la licencia que ae le conoedlo
%. Ha legsdo Arroyo el vapor sSs
1turnina, con oarga general para varios oomer-
ciantes de aquella plaza.
4 -. El Ayuntamiento de Gaayama pide
autorizscion Ia Secretsrfa Civil, para gravar
con dos oentavos ORC, cads litro de miel y me-
lasa que Sc introduzca aquel pueblo.
20. Ha trasladado su residencia Ponce
! ell DR. don Jose A. Gomez Valencia, que Sc Ia
n fllaha Arecibo.
-. Don Alberto Gambia, Reosudador de
! EContribuoiones de Manatf, solicita la entrega
de los lbros talonarios y listas cobratorias de
! |IBarceloneta en- virtud de So anexion Mana
%. La Acadia de Gp.yama ha REMIT
Edo la Secretarfa Civil. ouenta oomprobada de
los gastos ingreaos ocurridos en- ell primer trl
mestre del afio eoon6mioo de 1899 900.
%. FL cafe machacado Sc esta vendien 10
en- MayagUez & s "a, y el correhte ordinario de
El7k Is.
1 20. FL Director de la Gaceta Official hs
participate la Secretar1a Civil, que e. sus
lpender Ia Gaoeta al Ayuntamiento de Hatiilo,
tue debido que Sc le adeudaba ell importe de
an trimestre.
-. En- Toa.a alta han jurado 6delidsd
los Estados Unidos, les sub litos espaholes Jose
Peres Mendez, Ricardo Miguel Rcca Correa
nu ID moca, juan Carrasca Munoz en- Coa
mo, don Jos9 Fernandez Lasclotas.
.o4 Don Ramon Disz Deigado de Aguas.
buenas pide la suspension del embargo trabado
en- bienes de su propiedad, interim Sc rssuelva
una instancia que ha presentado, pidiendo
! condonaci6n de contribucones.
-. 81 muchas cosas busnas, esp.endidez,
oari1io baratura etc, etc, hubo durante Is
semana passds en- ell Colonial Club, en- ests,
no hay que deoir serk Ia mar Bazan Sc pro-
pone llenar de asombro & sus parfoquisnos. Co.
mo que ahf viene Ia noche buena!
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|Se necesitan braeeros rGk5hsHdAhEs GAH%R{6A les
deseen trssladarse santo Domingo psra dedi-
carse q trabsjos de campo.
Informan; en- esta Capital Diaz Valdepa.
res, San Justo Licorerfa. En- Maysgdez,
Berrocaly Ferrer sLa Gran Via,
N-A-8-s
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Por tener que ausentarse sus duef1os, Q,
vende la casa numero 10, oalle del Sol en- est.
Capital. 1nformaran en- la tenda de
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-21
M. R. COUNTER,
Practical Matchmaker
LEwELEE AND oPIICIAN.
SoT For, 81.
TO OUR NEW SETTLERS.

From 'Cneic Sans Boys ia cuba
AID Manila. What &c have teca look
inE fgg. Your remedies and snocialsses
are ~. X. For overcoming the uargsss-
ing effects % climate Cnervuus prus-
irstsonl take Blood and Nerve Tousc
81. eX. Ur shipped. Auti-Nta5srsaI
Fever tcumpositsl 81. mailed. Afscs
Fever Tonic. a rapid buiiter. 81. a. oT
shipped. Auti-Nalsr5sf Capsules 90.
clrpu5r. rrrntcsuus and recurvcnt ma
lsria. g. mailed. uysrutFry routrrs.
s.. mailed. Insomnia Cure. fgr sleep
sssasEs. 81. mailed. Rcctec-. corrects
and cures cEccssra. g.. sK. os shipped
Remedies and Spccialtsss Gfor s1e-l
sole proprietor and manufacture. Ia
Vaadrs DRUG Speciality Company. 80
1s-gs. san Jose Ave. Ststt8a T.. Sas
I Fran .sc1. Cal. e. s. \.
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orphcum Rcduscd Priss>.

This ~ the closing week % the enc
Easement Of the Jules Walters troupe
at thsOrpheum theatgr. The plays have
invariably given general satisfaction
and the speciality people have made
themselves popular. y feature ct the
farewell section 90 the visit viii bs @
reduction in prices. Seats will Or -
cents. 50 cents and - cents. There
wss a good house las; night .Ur the
second production % the great play a
Silent Witness" This piece requires
the best efforts o. al members % the
company and IS interesting and veil
acted.
On TUESDAY and Thursday evening.
OF next week the orpAeum maaasE
ment will present a home talent vau-
deyille show. The best variety per-
formers in town have been secured
and there will - given singing. dane
ing and sketches.
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Handsome. absolutely gentle ig5vias
horse. Young. sound aud stylish. ~
dress Horse" this otire.
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CRICkII PLAY.
Rathsr Unevsn Scratch Cams "u
SATURDAY..

\ cricket match vas p!syef os SAT-
uriay sftcrnpoa between teams cap
t1iu~i by \. -. ". MarSlatosh and y
y. Jordan and resulted On q rathsr ~as,
WiH sor the former team by -s runs
Following az. che scores.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-21
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
Stoam Engines.

BOILERS. SUGAR MILLS. COOLERS.
BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS.
Aat zzrhiss-T GO every e~s-rsxssor
7ste 20 orser. Parzsrriz- a.tss,,oa
pad 10 sAip's ttAcks-nissi,e. yos
vo-f exec1tet @ ne sSor.ess sos,oa
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PEERLESS PRESERVING PAINT co
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A NEW PAINT SHOP.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH "a
NJ. loAa 81 wsfs. . practical nozss
Fai1tss. Decorator asE Nuo5 F-o.lsb~-
re are nou rTsps-ct % give .s;l-ssssx
"a al ki1cs CO vpTk - thzs ti1e.
Ne. West h2v5as kss . rr&ctscai En-
2sTse1re os over twe1tF Fears - sss
Franc-sco AID osss- large clttes @ tss
Coast ss fee cnasssas tt.s ssr vy~A
s1srgstst 60 gs vii Eirs e=tsss sssss-
sarsio= 90 ozr Patrols
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M. w. M'cHESNEY & SONS.

Agents uoaolgiu soap Works Con-
paay. Honolulu. and Taras-y.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

New izPSsssE.ga O.
SILK GOODS. o. 80 rsecs. Six
uANDkERCfttgFs. SILK EffAwlR
DECORATED FLOWER POTS. NEW
PORCELAIN CUPS AND EArCKRs
TEA AND DINNER SETS. CARVED
IVORY. RATTAN CHAIRS. CARVED
sANDALWooD BOXES.
THESE GOODS ARE THE uANDsow-
EST - ALL HONOLULU.
WING WO CHAN a. CO.
.io-ziz Nzzanu s,-r~..
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that they are brothers ana ri1.r. "a.
revealed Himself as 4u elder u-a;l~~
and taught men that they have .te~-
selves to blame 10 they gruau Owes ans
stagser under burdens. which lfs
stands ready 90 bear. ThruuE ruu- me
Gospels IN word ard story e. thi.
truth set forth. aud the fac iusr.rsi
one. who deeply felt its force. On write
these cheering lines.
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TempuS Fugit!
so DOES MONEY

Hut if goes a Ions way 10 you spcnd
&c az ". u. Counter's ia buyiHE one Os
his fine timepiccCs. \ good assortment
uf Ladies and Grnts' watches and
clocks tn hand via Australia.
Special care given TO cssspmess-
orders for manufacturing ieweiry.
medals. c;c.
Personal attention given Co repairing
watches and clocks.
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NiNCKINroSH-S TEAM


=. \. Jordan G. Cation b. Ian. .... q
Col. White b. sara ..s.s..ss.s....s :
\. Sinclair HE W3ckrt D. Lane s..ss. 9
Judge stanley b. sara .sssssssssssss q
u. Anderson e.. May. D. Lane .sss.s Z
!. \. Walker uot out s.sss.ssssssstt
Barrett b. sara sssssssss.sssss4ss.s Is
Nav e.. Cation o.. sara ssssss.sssssss .
Seymour b. sara ...sssssssss.s..s. !
SIudrtss sessssssss ssssss sses :
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THE HAWAIIAN IRON FENCE
AND MONUMENTAL CO.

So King fsrr,s- I-sos.a niock.
Te5rpsuar &c..
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The GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD
ORDERS
Quantities of Hawaiian Views

We have received a large order os
views. from Mr.. =. !. whitney. General
Passenger and Ticket Agent fog tn.
Great Northern Railroad. the selection
bciuE l~ft entirely to us. 1t ta ouiy
another instance tu which our motto.
MERIT WINS EVERY TIME comes
out on top. The u. y. r. r. j. probably
contemplating putting on a line os
steamers between Seattle and Hpno-
iulu- The above shows hos our work
Is appreciated tn the Untt.d States.
Come mp and $50 some of IL.
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Fever is Raging.

PEOPLE GOING MAD N sscsr has,s
10 Ecs - their orders for troa scocD
TO rcpl@co the cd voo5sa oaes ia
havc doac service sor 60 rnary yssra
Call and zee samples % so7e1Alns o.
urcly neE. s9d place TDar orvo9p
early u yos usas TO - IA tie sssn.-
s~ess%
ALL KINDS or BUILDING IRo.s
Fguatssns. Chzirs. S-SE~~s. vas-s.
a5'cAisg Pests. Stairs. Easilnrs. Fsrs
Escapes, ssc,. sse-
MAGNIFICENT DESIGNS 10 noss-
UMENTA ToNBsroNEs. S1asuxsy.
etc ltslsza. Georgia ana verrnocs
marble sod Topaz Crzassr. uAuzslas
Blue Ssoee sad N2-s,e.
Estimates Esvca O. al k.aas a
Cr2dlnx- Stoae Work aas Terr.oana
CzrS.aw and Cc7ost s5eSra1fs. C~D-
sesrT work q. al tiata Letter. cE-
tiaE IN Brass. 1roa c. Stoae. stcozl
z2kiaE = specially.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-11-30


it superior to anything else l have seen.
Looking at the accompanying illustra-
ton one might suppose a knife of such
shape would slip off instead of cutting.
But that is not so. In testing ii one
will be surprised how nicely ii will do
the cutting. 1t will slip just enough
to give the drawing motion, and thus
it will sever the hard cane from the
stub with the least outlay of strength.
The illustration represents the shape
of the knife exactly as it should be. A
good blacksmith should be able to make
one out of a WORKOUT fiat file. 1t
should be inserted in an old hoe-handle,
or something of that order, and be
keyed on as shown. A leather loop
may be nailed to the wooden handle
about halfway up to prevent the hand
from slipping on the handle, but this
is not essential.
Gathering up the old wood and the
trimmings is another unpleasant fea-
ture of berry culture. Here, also, the
right tool will facilitate the work. The
best thing / know of is rake made out
of a worn-out wheelrake, such as en-
cumber many farm. An enterprising
farmers boy of mechanical turn will
be able to construct one without much
trouble. 1t should be made narrow
enough to work easily between the
rows, and the two straight handles
should be bolted on and left sticking
out behind to guide and lift the tool by.
A ten-acre field may be gone over with
such a rake in one day, leaving all the
brush at the ends of the rows. 1t is
pretty hard work to run the tool.-F.
Greiner, in Farm and Fireside
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New way of branding stock.

A New Zealand man named Gibson
has patented an invention for branding
stock without injuring the hide. The
new process uses a chemical depilatory
which permanently destroys the hair.
The destruction of part of the hide
was one of the bad features of the old
method, the brand appearing on the
best part of the skin. Gibson's patent
will add a value of six or seven cents
at least to every hide to which it is APP
Piled, and it is needless to add that
in countries like Australia and New
Zealand, where millions of cattle are
raised every year, such an advance in
the price of hides exactly meets the
desire of the stock owners. The right
for Australia alone has just been dis
posed of for $650,000.
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moments when bullets are tiylng

moments when bullets are flying
about"
Practically every Boer is mounted.
and although they have no regularly
constituted regiments they join togeth
err in what is called Commands,
These are the aggregate collections OF
the farmers and their sons from one
particular district gathered together
In a heterogeneous mass under the
leadership of the field cornet" or the
commandant of that particular district
In the past the Beers have never fought
in the open, but in the war now in prog
ress they have several times made bold
charges and accepted hand-to-hand en-
counters. They have also added field
hospitals to their equipment, and the
forces around Lady are accom-
panied by an ambulance train and a
staff of Boer physicians, who are, al
most without exception, graduates of
Edinburgh
The Boer women excel in marksman-
ship; and when the British troops shall
finally succeed in invading the Trans
yaal they win find them enemies by no
means to be despised. They handle a
rifle with ease and can shoot bird OF
the wing without missing more than
once in ten times. They are further
more intensely patriotic and hate the
English with a venom compared to
which the dislike of their fathers and
husbands is honey.
In view of the fact that Sir Redvers
Butler, commander in chief of the Brit
ish forces in South Africa, is about
ready to start on his march of conquest,
the topography of the country to be
subdued is of timely interest. The two
allied Dutch republics are separated by
the Vaal river only and in physical gee
| ography are practically one region.
Natal cuts off the Orange Free State
from the Indian ocean, and Zuluiand
and Portuguese East Africa do the same
for the Transvaal. Both states have
British territory on the west, which al
so forms the northern boundary of the
one and the southern of the other. The
principal natural defense of the Boer
country lies on the eastern side, where
it is protected by mountains. In fact,
the two states have been described as
vast upland plateau, bordered on one
side by a group of mountain ranges.
The Drakenberg separates Natal
from the eastern part of the Orange
Free State; then enters the Transvaal,
| having Portuguese East Africa between
| it and the ocean. North of the granite
region of Basutoland the Drakenberg
is not imposing, the mountains being
rounded and consisting of stratified
rock, sandstone and shale, capped oc-
casionally by sheets of basaltic rock.
Cliffs now and then offer some striking
scenic variations. Majuba Hill has such
a northumberland sandstone and
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Insurgent Interference with the Rum
ming of Railroads i'm the
Island of LuzOn.

Running railroads in the island of
Luzon is a Lively job, owing to the con-
slant interference of the insurgents,
coupled with the original wretched
condition of the road and rolling stock.
An officer of the signal corps, writing
to Senator Cullom, describes the situa-
ton as follows: Trains are liable to
turn up in the most unexpected places,
and as for orders, when you have to find
out where they came from, how they
got there and where they started for,
engineers cannot be persuaded to run
after dark, unless they have about a
regiment of infantry with them, and in
this they are sensible, as the Gugus have
all their fun at night and waste most of
their ammunition after dark
THE train dispatcher is supposed to
be bell boy for the local telephone line.
He has to handle about $50 messages
per diem via the dash and dot system,
and he is his own delivery boy. Every
officer who comes in has his own partic-
ular grievance which he wishes you to
adjust, and they bring in messages it
would take board of inquiry two
whole months to decipher, and then
they would have to refer them to the
man who wrote them.
'Officers viii send in a message with
no address except a mans name, often
with no signatures attached. If you
don't happen to know the man personal
ly to whom it is directed and fail 10
send it, in about two days here comes an
insignificant second lieutenant, who
doesn't know when his face is clean,
and who Frances up and down the Of
flee threatening to beye the whole sig
nal corps arrested an Jurt-martialed.
''He never has the manhood to offer
us cigar when he finds us smiling at
him and trying our best TO do as he de-
sires and to show him wherein he has
erred >,
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PERMANENT bitches.

in Fig. /, and there will be no wash.
ing. In places where the water runs
violently for short distance the plan
shown in Fig. 2 is excellent. small stones
forming the bottom of the ditch. A
similar result is attained by using two
boards, as shown in Fig. 3. Such open
bitches about the farmhouse and the
farm buildings keep the soil dry and
save much unpleasant walking during
wet weather. There are many situations
subject to a sudden rush of water, where
ridges of earth or stones need to be put
across the open bitches at frequent in
tervals to check in part the swift flow
of the water that otherwise would wash
the earth seriously, even when sodded
oyer.-N. Y. Tribune.