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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-31

Of the majority Of offerings. There was little
change In the situation from last week. the
good desirable classes Of divers. coach horses
and chunks were in earnest demand for the eN-
port and Eastern trade, and there was IA
vorahle inquiry for the smooth-made offerings
of small horses for the Southern demand. hut
the tall. leggy, thin chunks. aged anu rough
horses without a distinct classification were
slow and hard to negotiate satisfactorily
Horse quotations: Heavy drafJ-Co'nmon to
good $50 to $50: choice to fancy SlsJ TO sli5.
Drivers-CommOn to choice $50 to $50: bulk SID
To $50: coach horses sl' to sau1. Saddlers-Corn-
mon to choice So To tl2J: fancy $50 to Sii1.
Chunks i.2v to 40 ihs.-CommOn to good so
TO 500: choice extra 500 TO $3.50. southern
hoTses-t'ommon good $50 so: choice TO
extra s4J To S6J. Plugs SO to So.
glt l.Esss-The market closed slow last week.
but there no followers. The opening or
the present week WAS on the same tasis, with
II supply OF about 100 head OF fresh arrivals on
nand. The Of riggs included some very good
quality mules. but none were big or extra heavy
Dealers showed less urgency than lately IN 'i!-
inquiries, and the initial transactions were sflii
and did not forecast the trend Of the tGd"".
Eastern orders during the last week have not
been active previously. and this tact mas
gwen lui.tinS influence to the local dciiidHu-
Mule quotations for broke mules. : 10 years
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-31
GREW TIRED OF DRUDGERY.
MIS-. Lizzie BrOglc's Reason for At.
tempting Suicide.

MRS. Lizzie Brosle of No. 2s15 South Nintn
s'reet attempted suicide by taking ca.ool,o
acid about O'Clock Sunday night. Her -
tempt was not successful. because she svsi.
G S"ea only a small quantity of the uo;s..,
Sae was was taken &c the City Hospital srrs1
sesseruay morning, where Doctor py,~<.xxx
h Ir o,,. neI stomach and later pronot,ncsx
berrsi, bbrosie said that she tried II h,,s
s s, mas been leading For years NJ ~ ~
nad 10 work to keep the wolf from H. 49,, ~
drudgery. II
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Wool.

Black and seedy from &c TO &C a pound less
than quotations
Hides.
When gold round: Green-salted &c; Southern
s2c. Dry fnt-Choice Texas 15c average re-
ee2ts ltc dry fallen ltc. dry-sal'ed 1ec When
green salt No. . 6ac; bull &c; wet glue stock
Size: dry fint-No. ! 15i=c; dry fnt.No. lac:
dry fint-Bull 10c; dry Gull and glue 7i.c. Rry-
saited-No. iaisc. Dry-salted-No. llac.
Cncured 1c less than cured, part cured &c less.
Provisions.
Pork-Market firm; f. o. b. sI2.75. Lard better:
e. side prime steam $3.50; choice Ss.6ah
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tive demand for domestic were the under
lying strength that inspired the buying.
Local receipts of hogs numbered $1,000, In
stead of 5000 as estimated Saturday, and
that increase over expectations caused the
weakness at the yards and reflection OF
the same at the opening In provisions. The
days run of hogs nthe West was $1,000 or
about the same number as came to market
a year ago: Liverpool quoted Cd decline in
the price of lard.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-31

Net receipts in United States ports for three
DAYS sss3 bales. against 9.iiS for the sarns
time last week. and 2..i3 last year; since sep.
t,mber l. 6,5.4.Uss bales, against $500. NJ
baIss same time last season. Exports for three
DAYS $50, bales Stock hand 1889 bales.
against 81. 323 bales last year
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SHEEP - a Very small supply OF rheSP
was on sale ana he quality was not very good
With SO few offerings the market could not pe
given q thorough test. hut so Tar as IL Weht
trading was active and prices steady TO s,rong
were all and looking for business. bnt ihsy
are still very particular as TO quality ana 90
not care for the inferior grades at any price
good demand existed for stockers. but only
few were on sale. .. -.
sales included lambs at s.. mutton sheep at
81 to si.25 stockers at 49, to So. cui. Iamos
al So to 81 75 and backs at 81 so to s2-eo
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Natives Active and Firn-Telans
steady 10 LOwer-IIOgs Slightly on.

tATTLE-Sative cattle TTaLe-SuIp plies were
small III this division. they We're evenly !istrib-
NE. among all claSSifrations and ruled me'ii-
Iuatty- Under such light. insufficient ar
IIVals trading WAS on over. leaving the mar
kss with ii perfect clearance. Beef and butch
er cattle values hrm 10 strong. demands
being large and urgtnt. StaCker offerings were
rattle. plain Of grace ut prices we're full. steady
si:ld The movement active.
sales included b.ef st-.Ts lGye to l,53) lbs. av-
.:ag- at $40 So with 2Si-lb. holdings at
the top nSaIr. bu.,n'r COWS and heiiers at SIS"
To- SLsJ. stock steers AMI feed r. at s. TO S2j:
stock ard Refers at S-.Gi To AID, veal
CaIS,s up to $50 Per 80 lbs. bulls a 80 10
sa.V5 anu m!lksls a. S3l..5 per cow ami cii!.
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Foreign Exchange.

81, Their re, was poor demand for foreign exchange.
d. 4 Francis. Fro & Co report closing rates
Prime sterling. cables 1897; checks 4s7.i: 90
Commercial bankers, checks l.s7EGs: 60 days
4-s3lafI5.; 90 DAYS 4sI40zs.
Grain bills 4-slI.: cotton 4s3aI..
BankerS' Paris cables BIS; checks 515S; 90
Corumereial French francs. check, 5.lsx; 90
Swiss checks 5.1sa:: 50 aay.s 5.2.%e1.1s
I,s checks 5:2l1.: 60 days 5 99sGi-1G
s51.a3-1G: 60 days 81 9-ls.
Commercial reichrnaTk check, IS; 60 days s4s:
Bankers Dutch suiiders checks 49,: 90 esys
Commercial Dutch suIlder-. checks 4oS: %
re6nire sl.c: Centrifugal IS tes: sc: @oias:.s
tie StS csar 5gT sonf hst
Coffee.
New York. July ao-Conee-spo.-R,o stsadier:
fOr coffee futures started steady IN tome. With
pg,ees Sql5 z POINTS higher following SHARP
2 spuri Of covering and some rev buying here.
rscap 1. r.
the SPOT pot, coffee market and an absence Of vfeor-
a fresh period OF strength on renewed COW
sring, but at hes, the market was a small ono.
with pTcea iS5 points net si0i sisse
saIeS lhriudesf July at Size, Aug. Side, Sept.
sI@Gs21c. Oct SIC. Dec. S.45ds.5 &c. Jan, e5aA
Feb s-SOgS.55c. March 8.t01S-sJc.
Wool. -
New York. July 3o.-Wool quiet
Dry Goods.
New York July 2.-The market has aAcvu
very G;et conditions in all lines OF staple CO.
tons except bleached muslins which have aesiu
sold fairly at steady prices. Brown and coarse
cottons irregular FOR goods in stock print Cloths
firm IN odd makes; prints in limited ierrand ana
no change IN ginShams American Wooden Com
pany opened its line for spring trade at TO IL
per cent advance over a year ago. No excitement
over them.
The Visible.
New York. July 30.-The st4ierian. Of tA> v1.s.
bic supply OF grain in store anc ahoat july 81
on Saturday. compiled by the New Yoris
Produce Exchange is follows: Wheat 46, 80 on
bu-, Increase $4,000 bi-. II. s32 900 bu. de-
eIsase lsSe.9 eu cats 5.sae, 90 bu- decrease
barley 900 bu.. Increase 1000 bu.
Metal Market,
|. New York. July 3o.-The market for natal,
was apathetic az best. with the general ruling
PATTY with heaviness abroad. The Metal la
as Ysry weak at 81: . nominal; lake copper quiet
49, ixuft,la. spelter quiet $42564.3 90 The
slG.5s.
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NelcIuent of Grain.
stocks of Grain i'm store.
Shipments of Flour.

Ct. Louis. $3.50 bbls.: Chicago - 49, bbls.: De-
tro:t. 10 h5s;; Milwaukse. ls..ss bbls Minneap9o
SKIS: baltimore. 5.s92 bbis.; 'ewport News 2)l55
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THE COTTON MARKETS.
Cotton Futures Were Weak and
Closed at q Decline for the Day.

81 I1lls. MondaY. july %. IsoV
The speculative situation was quiet and firm
but later there weakening and losses
were large. Early cables were without definite
feature though trading at Liverpool quite
good. Spots there were unchanged, but futures
closed al a loss Of I'D to Id for the day. Eu-
lures c,Osed steady at New York. but generally
lower price, the greatest loss being N July
OF "a points Aug. being of 10 pC.n:s The net
declines for other months were from 10
iocaI Market-ouiet and unchanged. Sales. go
bales.
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Range of Futures.
Receipts and Shipment
l'lnXNced.

Futures closed from unchanged to 1i2c low
err for Oct. The tone of the market was in
ciined to be easy. This feeling was attrib-
arrive about he middle of Aug. The
Weare Commission Company were reported
as good buyers of Aug. haxseed. Receipts
were comparatively heavy-i2 cars-and
shipments nothing. Cash was quoted NOM
i'm iIx-
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Liverpool Market-Spot business small: prices
steady: uplands 25-5.d: sales 4.eo9 bales Flu
lures closed quiet. July 3i-64t s.: July-Aus.
, gy-,td 5: Aug.-Srpt ; i2-6id s.. Sept--Oct %
6iI b.: Oct.-NOv. iisid: Nov--Dec. Sid g.;
New YORK z.araets-Spot quiet and unchanged;
Ia EtIfur closed Clliet.
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HORSES-The run moderate one that
characterized the opening Of the week. and an
au:tion during the forenoon sufhced to dispose
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Timothy and Glover Seeds.

Very little business was transacted In the
timothy seed market. Trade was limited
and offerings light. The market closed ir-
regular, from 2I2c lower for Sept. to as
much higher for Oct. shipments amounted
to 80 6l2 blu. and the receipts were nothing.
last month. Oct. opened with buyers at 50
and closed at that. Contract on the spot
was quoted nornirally at s. There were
no receipts or shipments posted.
Provisions.
The provision market was heavy to begin
with. but at the decline that started the
days trading, packers came in as buyers
and caused the prices to recover all their
early losses. and. IN the case of ribs, &c
besides. Lard and pork both closed at the
same figures they closed at Saturday. Small
stocks Of meats and an excellent consump-
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There Is little to be said of oats which
were quiet and easy at lower prices. Sept,
selling at 21l2c to 2l2sc, back to ME which
was &c on for the day. and at which If
closed. July was nominally 1c lower at 22c
western market receipts were $1,000 bu
against 10000 bu. & year ago st. Louis
received lO5,SDo bJA. against g. 800 bu last
year Shipments We're 50. $50 bu and exuorts
2l.,OOo bu. There was decrease in the Wis
fble OF 735.0o0 bu.. against 995 90 bu a wear
ago.
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Cash Grain, FlOur, Etc.
wIIEAT-Cssh merket-Received g, SCI SKIS. and
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New York. July 3o-SUgar-Raw steady; fair
refnirg SIC: centrifugal. IS tes., 67sc; molasee5
sugar &c; refine,i strong
New Orleans, July 3o--Sugsr strong; open ket-
tie sac: centrifugal yellow 5d5ssc. seconds 50
4 slice. Molasses nominal
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La CANA
del shah.

Ell personal encargado lie amue.
hlar decorar coEvenientemente el
palaeio destinado & albergar q los
sobe,anos que visitan, con caracter
Official, la Exposition de Paris tuvo
que empezar por acomodar el m obi
liario al gusto y a las costumbres
del shah Mozaffer.e ed Din.
FL shah, apesar de sus alardes
M pderristas, sigue siendo en- ell fon
do monarea oriental y obseryando ri
gnrosa,nente los usos = tradiciones
de su naci6n.
Por razones que Sc ignoran las
reformas introducidas en- ell mnbilia'
rio no han pasado los umbralS de
/ la alcoba imperial, en- la que fgsfa
la CANA de Napoleon {.
No Sc puede 1,egar que 81 el
" shah acostumbra q rsar lecho a la
europea, = 81 intencionadamente Sc
lie ha gu ardado la cortes atenci6n de
'ofrecerle el del ellperador, revela,
en- Gamble, escaso respeto al merito
hist6r;r.o de 1icho 1auable ell deiica1
. al :,uvr.,<. .ie J. t'zspe les, todo lc
greg ), .''s,.~~ 47H;-s tsIo huespe
de, al 6u J d >ao~'
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ProSreSo
de FranCiia

Despues lie 1855 Francla ha rea
li2sdo Ut gran prCgreso. La pobla
On b aumantado en- tres millones
ue almas. Los fondos depositados
en- las cajas de ahorros ordlnariaa,
,i1 contar los 87o millones depos!ta
dos en- Ia eCaja Nacional de Aho-
rross por 0s7,6 personas q todo
q 81 dicieubre 1898, han aumentado
en- 115 millones EI numero de es
tudiantes de segunda enseflanza ha
cua lruplicado La Laprolucci6n de los
conbuStib!es minerales ha aumenta
do en- % njllones de toneladas. I'll
ndmero de establecimientos que en-
nlean maquinas de vapor ha aumen
rado &c 10000 Ell comercio gene~
raj ha aumentado en- 5000 millones,
y ell especial, unidas las importacio
nes, en- 5000 millones.
Ei nhnero de Kilometres de fe,
rrccartiles en- exploitation ba pasado
de 5,526 8 36, 934 FL nnmero de los
via eros transportados ha aumenta-
60 IN go millones. E. ndnero de
to1oladas de merca1cias ha tenlcO
un aumentO de 90. etce te "a etc.
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Hahla Perez Ga!als.

*fare2eme que No revela como
clnlento de la humanidad Ell atri-
bulr cualidades tan scontradlctoriaS
d los que en- uno Y otro bando luchau
por sus ideas, nj ell suponer que es'
tos son angeles y aquellos demonios
que los de AGA proceaen con ostfmu
los honrados y todo 10 que piensan
y hacen es la nisma perfection;
mientras les de ALA 70 'imaginan nj
ejecutan NADIA que no sea perverso
criminal y desatlnado Con semejan
te criterio no lograremos fundar So
lidas institucio1es nj con tai manera
de combatir SO puede il mas que q
la continua guerra civil al des6rden
y 6 la barbarie. Seamos menos ex,
clusivos en- nuestras apreciaciones
y no abramos un foso tan profun
do entire las dos familias,
de clos Ayacucho:s)
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de conducir al pals 4 la anulacion
mas completa, ST Puerto Rico no
despierta para rechazar una pC]ftica
que, de alcanzar los fines que persi-
que, vendrfa & ahogar las esperan-
zas de reivindicaci6n que sustentan
los puertorriquenos que no claudi-
can.
Condena tambien la pasividad
del Gobierno de la Isla ante los des
names de la-~4''"has, contra a liber.
tad del pensamle.> q y la seguridad
personal.
Expresa las grav1simas viola
clones de que la sido objeto Ell <bill>
Foraker, al fjarse la division de los
territories para la election de Repre-
sentantes y al fjarse las con liciones
de los electores.
Manifesto ell objeto de la con.
vocatoria, signihcando los asuntos
mas salientes que han de resolverse,
pronun ciandose en- contra de la d.
solucion del partido, de su retrai'
miento en- la pr6xima campafla elec
toral, por los inconvenientes que uno
y otro tienen para Ell porvenir del
pals, necesitado hoy de la vigorosa
accion del partido federal para obte'
ner las libertades derechos quo
anhelan los buenos puertorriquenos
Despues Ell Sr4 Muf1oz Rivera
| demuestra las condolences en- que Sc
coloca la lucha, deduciendo 81 ella
Sc va por ell partido federal, la nece.
| sidad ds afrontarla cop todo ell en-
tusiasmo y energfas indispensables
para contrarrestar las coacciones.
Paea luago a ~ju>tiicar La enor
me difarencia del Gohierno republi
cano del pueblo de la Union, para
probar asf las esperanzas que debe
abrigar ell pals de q. sus derechos Sc
ran reintegrados por 10 cual airma
su proposito de ser americana con
Godas las ventajas de los de los Es
tados Uuidos, y rechaza q los que Sc
conforman con serlo sin decoro = sin
honra.
En- largos perfodos. que son
aplaudidos constantemente, ell ora
dor prueba la necesidad de Ia luchs
en todas partes,. cuando SO trata; d.
alcanzar las libertades patrias, cita,n
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do a este prop6sito las epopeyas
gloriosas de los Estados Unidos y de
Espaf1a para obtener las libertades
que alcanzaron, y que hoy disfruta
esplendidamente el pueblo amerl
canO.
Por tllt 20, ell <le,ader> del par
tido federal, 7xpresa su ardiente de-
SEQ de que la Convention, como So
berana del Partido, resuelva con ab
soluta Independence y serenidad los
trascendentales asuntos que han de
tratarse, expresando el orador su
prop6sito de acatar totaas y cada una
de sus decfsiones.
AL terminar su 1'srga oraci6n el
Sr. Manoz Rivera, as Embellishments
victoreado y aplaudidta: siendo abrs'
zado por gran ndmero de concurren
tQS
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Buen aparato.

Hemos visto un aparato para
alumbrado con gas acetileno de do.
BILE carga invento del mecanico Sr
Santos Lopez [de Bayam6n.] Pro-
duce una luz brillantfsima y de gran
tension, ev.tando la molestia de car
gar ell aparato tan presto Sc con
sumo la carga. Tiene lamparas de
gas acetileno para .l uso de las ia.
milias. Podemos afirmar que los
aparatos de la invenci6n del Sr, San
tos Lopez mejora en- mucho los del
extranjero por su gran potencial lu-
m1nicO. Gustosos felicitamos al in
ventor, y le estimulamos para que
prosiga por ell camiuo emprendi
do.
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his pr<>hatlt que esta noche de.
slgne el PartidO Republicano, Ell can.
didato que llevara las urnas como
reoresentante 5 1elegado on ell Con.
greso de Washington. Con insisten,
te rumcr correa los nombres de los
senores Dege9au, Zeno Gambia V
Faiardo, siendO este dltimo ell can,
didato apoyado por ell "San Juan
News Manana sabremos Il, veraad
OPORTUNiDAD para com.
prar q precios baratfsimos diferen.
tes classes de efectos para escr; torio,
caiitas de papel de 100 plieg>s y 100
sobres 20 centa!os, papel Sc ante
3 centavos hoja, papel comercial y
cuentas coSrlenJes, iihros Ell hlanco,
copladores 1000 folios 70 ceutavos,
800 folics 35 centavos, potes Ga tin
to negra Y viult IA A'2, 8 ! centa
vos. Iamblen p'ato5 ,hondos La.
nos & Is centavos duoena Luce Gi
menez, San Francisco Al.
Los 1ateros en- Maya ue2 So
introdujeron en- el patio de Ia casa
del doctor Munoz' llevando:e las
gallinas, La misma noche de esta
ti-AHOa iiClS1C1 OLfO tdQtO CE S1
corral 2e Ia casa de don Nicola, Lo
peg &c Victoria Ia verdad o., cue
los c&Cs Ell MavaguGz son mas
acuTcs en- sus fccncrlas que la poi
c1a en q socv!cl1 de vigilancia
Una De L. =. .cantarillas dt, IA
ale de ) ~ Fr..n>.,:co, eSquir 4 Ia
1anra So Lalia g: nal e5tadv, sin
Jar asceso d la, ;:guas, dando lugar
a Gu Sc dctenga flas corrientes
Sc desea to;1:.r Ell a'quiltr una
casa en- esta Capital. Dirijanse las
proposiciones Ia 10 sobre & f s. en-
esta Q Gina
u-s-o !
Il Il 200 ;:tm brados guarulas
in5ulace?. 900 dastiu0 la carcoI los
ln6lvir}t:o, >4i5v.: Medina Ramos
F'r!f., |1,o:c? : J para II Presiiio
V;rG'l:c Torres
SIS ia acei caoo aver ei eNcar
eado Ia expender el pan que Sc IA
brlca en- CRtanC, Jose Hermogeues,
decirnos que un guardia lo sus
perdio Ell reparto de pan hasta que
pagase los ciuCO centavos del i'm
puesto. Dospucc de un par de horas,
c1ando va no podla colocar ell suso
| die: O articulo le hizo saber al AL,
| caldo que todavla no regia el i'm,
| pueatD G0nsabi 40 Dasea este senior
| que los gaaTdtas esten mejor ontera
| dos dc las leyes para 10 originar
! eatos perjuicios.
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1eIa!a {. A.e.iiA..

Para Il proximo domingo Sc pre-
para en- ell teatro de Arecibo una
7elada con el objeto de destinar su
producto para la reparacion de la
Tglesia parroquial. Toman parte en-
ella distinguidos afcionados de la 10
calidad ponen len escena las precio
sas obras <Las Codornicess de vi
tai Aza y Ella novia del Generals
ademas Sc cartaran varios coros por
apreciables sef1oritas y jevenes y re
citaran poesias. Dado el benedco
objeto de d,cha function es segdro un
lleno complete.
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BRlLLkNTE NEC0CI0.

Por no poderle atender su due,
10 Sc vende ell Hotel Ella Italianao,
situado en 10 mas centrico del pue-
bio frente la plaza de recreo esta'
blecimiento conocido, acreditado :
concurrido,
Ell cue desee comprarlo puede
entenderse con su re2reseetante Bias
Paolino.
Arecibo Stbre - de 1900.
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NOTICE. I: |. : a As. 5

Anocho 10 pIio ce!eb.ar SO
sion npasrro AyuntA :2l.vt-tJ por fAI
"a Gle u0uaero.
Esta manana aTnAnecio IuuUr
Ia IN el MataoerO una de las rG@os
que tleneu encorTalada5 para Ia m4
tanza En- 81 acto 81 Asentl4ta &eno1[
Miro mandG lescu,.r1izarla y lamar
la al mar
En- ID calle dc Ia Luna, esq:i
la l3 Ienc% Sc cUbTa una DOca de
"a alcautarllia con u1a gran piedra.
en- vez de ser con una plancha dan
d. Mgar & que de nocla cua!lIior
t"auseunte e romp2 el b2uriSmo -
t~opieza c,2D ella E Sc - ull oh5caCu1u
u@e debe rem8diarse
He hecnO uso del vino de- Steam
de aceita de hlgado dc bacalao con
m2gDlfcOs resuicados sobre tcdo er
las afacciOnes que originan Ell decai
miento organize, siendoseste el resul
tado de la anstnia Y 1e los tempera~
mentos linfatitos escrofulos os Q, tan
10 abundan en esGOs CalidOs 1llmas
Al propio tempo he obtenido
excelente exlto eli los cntarTOs intes
tinales cr6nicos administraudoles do
bl'es dOsls perO 81 usO COrtlnuado
por dos 8 tres meses, as1 pues consi
derO el vino de Stearns como iuLtj o
rable t6nico Ieconstituyente que vie
! ne q enriquecer ncestro arsenal te rh
reutico y por cuya adquis icion fe
!icito q Ia casa productora ae1 cCmo .
! la humanidad doliepte.
Como stem pre- su alto, S 5
DR. JOAQUIN SABATER
| Gnayanla Pto Rice 1 de Maze
de 1895.
El Sr Otero iii i ~ 10 Bar
| IBERIA estab!eciAA en- la Cal y dc San
| Fra nciscO, no cesa de intrOducir re
formaG en- su estao'ecimiento. ha
biendO insta,aio ultimamente telefC
no con el nd nero 1O7, aparte del II
joso mobiiiario del salon y del esme
rado servicio que a'lf recioe q p9
rroquiano
Reclamado por el Fiscal dc.
Tribunal de DiatritO 1u6 detenldc
aver taroe en- Ia Marina el con5l
ciante de dicho barrie don V:cto-i:
no Rodriguez Fernandez
Margarito AyusO y GregOrlt
Andino tuvierOn anocne una rina ei
Fuerta de TERRA aiendo deterido
por la policia. Ei Ayuso como culp:
ble fue condenado a 30 dias de trao:
JOS forzados y 2 dollars de co>tas
TIENDA con q SIN aDara 1ore
Sc alouila San Francisco 81.
10
El leteu.do del Depbsito An
gel Gar1iga, fae aslstido eyer e2 J:
; sala de socorros de una her.1a 81 Ii
region palietal derecho.
Un detective oetuvo a; er el
! la Gale del Cristo don Juan Saliva
reclamado por Ell Juzgado de Cate
dral, q cuya disposition ha qued
, do
Anoche fue detenido por |
\ ,policla un sugeto eorio de nombr
! Esteban Rosario, natural de Cab
} roio, al cual Sc le remitira poT rut
! su pueblo
Esta uOche Sc celebrara un
= reunion de los jefes del Partido r
a publicano q I'm de acordar ell po
:. bramiento del comisionado & W.
s hington
i Augusta Escalera ha denunci
S do & dona Maria Ofelia Ortiz pr
IS da1le una bcfetada J tirarle con l
zapato y un pedazo de GAIA. Anb,
fueron citados al Tribunal de Polio
al no comparecer hoy al juio
fueron multados cada uno con
liars, citandose nuevanente Pa
ma1ana.
Peras, meIocoton, S Cerezz
fresa5, higos, ciruelas, vi1o tintc
moscatel. ostra5 81 a.5, Gs,ia;
pan de higc. c2rre g. f*ni a II
en- ]etas 81 rpe"ior ace + frances, t
d do b len.. J sele & prncios bara
sinos Ell 81 Ahorrc Lima Is y
Su-uca. c. - 2l de S liveras
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-02

Margarito Ayuso y Gregorio
Andino tuvieron anocne una rif1a en-
Fuerta de Terra aiendo dete ridos
por la policla. El A7uso como culpa
ble fue condenado q 30 dias de traba
los forzados Y 2 dollars de co@tas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-02
scr PHSG

Que no pub-;canos conunicadod
sin que sean pagados Por aoeian'
lido.
Cada seis palaoras, Sc cuentan Pc.
n~2 Inca, J Ia Inca vale dlez con5
tcrcs. ,
la~ oartas cue vencan con comus
n. N eu mToI'a no Sc eoHteet
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