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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

Sc ha crdenado por la Superio
ridad al Alcalde de Rio Grande la
suspension de todo proceed edimiento de
contribuciones q don Manuel Rodol-
TO Gonzalez.
Circula la noticia de que ell gene
raj Mathuen, al mando de fuerzas
inglesas, batio a los <boers, cerca de
Kimberley, derrotandolos completa-
mente
Pedro Morales, hiri6 aver Candi
da Cruz Ell agresor fue detenido por
la policia
Gran demanda por la Emulsion
de Scott en- la ciudad de San Ger
man.
Los Farmacedticos mantienen
mayor existencia de dicho medica
mento que de cualquier otro.
Cinco medicos en- el distrito
Todos prescribeL La Emulsion
de Scott.
San German, Puer Rico, JUNO
% de 1894.
Sres. Scott Bovine, New York.
Muy senores MICS: En- ell corto
espacio de dos amos que llevo de es
rablecido en- esta ciudad, he podido
notar la gran demanda por la Emul
sion de Scott, tanto que es uno de
los medicamentos de mas salida
y de mayor existencia que Sc encuen
ira en- mi ofcina de Farmacia.
En- esta jurisdiction hay cinco
medicos, ell doctor Vivoni, doctor
Lopez, doctor Sancho Cardona doc
tor b. Quif1ones, DR.. J. Quinones, y
ademas Ell doctor Gregori en- el 20
blado Cain. Tooos usan mucho en- u
clfnica la Emulsion de Scott.
De Uds alto. S. SO B S M.
DR.. CARLOS Y FLEIfAS
Farmaceutico
Por orden del segundo Jefe de
Policia Insular, fue detenido aver en-
Puerta de TERRA ell sujeto Jose Ri
vera
La Junta Local de Instructor
en- San German, acord6 crear dos
escuelas graduadas, anunciando di
chas plazas por ell termino de 10 dias
para su provision. Bien, muy bien
FoToGRAFIA DE E. ALFONSO
San Francisco AZ San Juan. Gran
rebaja de precios. Retratos de todas
classes sin competencia: Sc hacen
retratos en- cobre y toda clase de
vinetas por ell fotograbado al medic
tono, para timbrar papel, ilustrar
libros 6 anuncios caprichosos
.a-15-5
Por haber hurtado un reloj en- la
casa de prestamos de Ricardo Rodri
guez, .fue detenido aver Venancio
AcOsta
SupllcamOs a las personals que en-.
tren a la redacci6n de este peri6dico,
J dos cosas; 10 que tengan la bondad
did quitarse ell sombrero, porque en-
ell establecimiento no hace sol, y 20
que no tomen los peri6dicos sin pc
dirselos a alguno de los empleados.
Dfcese que mas de dos mil beers,
de los que fueron hechos prisioneros
con Mr. Cronje, y que Sc hallan en-
Santa Elena, Sc encuentran atacados
de fiebre maligna Con este motive
reina algdn disgusto en- tire los beers
Don Heraclio Vazqu ez, de Yauco,
dice que tiene contrata por ell servi
| clio de impresos con el Ayuntamiento
de dicho pueblo J supliea Sc ordene le
abone 10 que le adeuda, sino de u na
vez al menos en- erceras parties y
mientras tanto no Sc le obligue Z
continuar prestando aquel servicio
| PAPEL SECANTE en- hojas
calidad superior, PAPEL PARA
EsCRIBIR a MAQUIN MA, cartul ina
blanca y de colores Sc acaba de reel
bir y vende q precios modicos en- L.
CORRESPONDENCE. a 6 1
Aver fue conducido en- camilla a
cuarto de socorros, ell muchacho Ma
nuel Cuevas, de un ataque lque sufrit
L ncfo rIo ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09
lVotlClas
Generates.

En- mantequilla de varias cla.
ses, jam6n superior, frutas en- su
iugo, conservas alimenticias, gale
titas y provisiones en- general. min
guna tienda tiene mejor surtido que
Gel Ahorfa,, Luna 76 y su sucursal
Cruz 81, dnicos receptores en- Puer-
to Rico del muy afamado <vino cali
forniano,. 8
Por haber llegado tarde a
nuestro poder, no podemos publican
hoy un artfculo que nos envia nues-
tro querido amigo don Jose de Die :
go, para la seci6n neutral. Lo publ
caremos maflana. "
Un joven acabado de llegar
en- el dltimo vapor americana desea
colocarse bien en- una oficina 6 en- ell
comercio etc etc.
Este mismo joven da classes noe
tunas de Ingles y Espanol, prone
tiendole a. los discipulos en- pocos
meses hablar ell idioma ingles.
\ Precios modicos, Plaza Alfonso
XII, no %. IA 81.
La policia detuvo aver a Am
paro Hernandez, Bonita Casanova y
Rosa Lopez, por faltar al respeto a
Ia Celadora del Hospital de Higie-
ne.
I'll KuEVO BAzAR' acaba de re-
cibir por vapor frances "Olinde Ro.
driguez' un incompatible surtido
de SOMBREROS y CAPOTAS, des
de $500 90. Blusas de seda, des-
de 800 1900. Mantillas, chales y
toquillas de seda, desde 800 a S15 90
Gasas de seda rizada y lisa a 45 cen
tavos y 81 e vara. Chalinas de Sc
da desde so centavos a $500. TIL,
cresp6n, cordones, velos y telas de
seda. Aderezos de concha a6 go cen
tavos Jabones franceses a rs cen 4
tauos docena. Ell NUEVO BAZAAR
de Mendez y Go 40 San Francisco 40
"a
Ell Ayuntamierto de Humacao ha
acordado someter a la aprobaci6n
superior una nueva tarifa para ell
cobro de las patentes sobre venta de
tabacos, cigarrillos y bebidas alcoh6
icas de todas classes durante ell pr6xi
mo ejercicio de 19OO.9O1
Providencia Rivera denuncio aver
q Pedro Navarrete, por amenazas y
falta de palabras Petronila Diaz
Dfcese que las perdidas eboerss,
en- el combate en- que murio el coro
mel frances, general <boer>, no fue
ron de mucha importancia .
Ha causado en- Londres profunda
sensacion ell fracaso ocurrido en- Ia
guerra del Africa, al General Ro-
berts Las intenciones de este Gene
raj consist1an en- mandar un fuerte
contigente de fuerzas sobre Preto
ria, via Rustembert, al par que otro
contingente marcharfa atacando el
lado de la Capital del Estado de Oran-
ge por Natal. Este plan del General
Roberts fue descubierto por los
xboersa, motive por Ell cual Sc consi-
dera un terrible fracaso l.
Ultimas noticias de Captown dan
cuenta de un renido combate habidc
entire las tropas i n g g a y los
<boers> cerca de la Capital del Esta-
do Libre de Orange Dichos despa
chos dicen gu ha sido uno de Los
mas terribles que seshan librado Ell
la guerra anglo boer La lucha fue
desastrosa por parte de los dos ejer
citos beligera ntes, durando desde el
medic dia hasta la neche II
Los ultimos despachos de la que
rra anglo boer dicen, q han sido nue.
Nannonto anrono 10 dos los Rurph el.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

inteligencia, tiene derecho a geber'
narse por ST mismo y en- las mismas
medida y forma que el pueblo de los
Territories 6 Estados de la Union.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09
De- la Capital a taguaS.
COCHE diario do la CAPITAL a aCAGUAS y vice versa

del cerriente de Mario dho
Tambien hean coches elegantes c6odos de la Capital
Pom Duebcs intermedos Propearo ID Adrian Perez
<Vla de PARIS 10
sobr1no de Sola Ia Caguena' Plaza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

Por llevar un revolver sin Ii
cencia fue detenido aver en- la callc
de la Luna William Profit
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09
Sc ha modifcado Ia formula

q fin de ofrecer al pdblico una preparation
dtil, segura rapida de sus efectos, 10 que
Sc comprueba por ell uso tan generalizado
que Sc hace de ella en- toda la Isla.
Con ell fin de precaverse de las muchas
imitaciones que de esta formula Sc han he
cho., "cuyas propieF. d son inferiores,"
debe exigirse que en- eada GAIA de legftima
procedencia, este Ia marca de fabrica, en- Ia
tapa superior un sello que dice; DIR N.
REvERON, Medico Cirseseno Ponce, Puer-
o-Rico'' - en- la inferiel, su frma en- ell
lado derecho de la faja exterior de esta Ca
jita Ponce, Agosto 80 de 1886.
hNiC0 Siendo objeto de frecuentes
Hfi iSO imitaciones las PILDORAS
DEL DR.. REVERON gepresente, que
las legftimas son las preparaaas exclusive
ente En- la accredited. Farnacia de VALE
yCANcIO, que "a los depositariOs de Ia
veraadera f6l -.za y los nnicos que estan
autorizados para usar M nou.bre en- dichas
pfldoras DIR N. REVERON. %
Dep6sito en- las siguientes Fsrmacias:
VALE Y CANCIO. Ponce, ,-GUILLER-
METY: Capital-RIvERA, Arecibo;.
ITURRINO, Lsres. y ELVIRA
| Aruadilla. la.-RODRIGUEZ. Yauco.- FONT
| Adiuntas. .--ZAVALA, Guayanilla.-FER
RER, Juana Diaz.-BETANCEsI nCosmo.
] MARXUARH. Ciales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

Sc quejan los transeuntes del
NAL estado en- que Sc encuentra la
calle del Cristo, en- ell trozo conapren
dido entire la Audiencia y la bajada
del CementeriO. A los carruajes les
es expueto transitar por aquel sitio
sin riesgo de romperse Yea esto ell
Ayuntamiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

Aver fue conducido en- camilla al
cuarto de socorros, ell muchacho Ma
nuel Cuevas, de un ataquelqu sufri6
estando en- ell teatro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09
Or RAFAEL CESTERO

Santurce Entire Ollerfa
Institn'o Telefono 1.O49.
F"rsultas de 12 a2pm =.
San Juan Fortaleza 14-Telc
f - Is
<,,s ultas de 81 s 10a a m
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

En- Vega baja ha fallecido la
apreciable senora, dof1a Nemesfa
Rodriguez, madre de don Tomas
Landr6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

Don Pedro Amador, vecino de
Isabella, ha pedido autorizaci6n al
Gobierno para crear una plaza de
guardia jurado en- su hacienda <For'
tuna, proponiendo para su desem
pef1o al vecino Pedro Deliz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

medades agudas cronicas con tai que estas
alteraciones morbosas sean slntomas de una
cloro-dnenaia simple y no de una Affection ge-.
neral de una lesion organica que recla-
maran entonces otra medication.
En- vista de los progresses de la tcrapeu-
tica de algunos incovenientes que Sc nota-
ban en- Ia practica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

PAPEL SECANTE en- hojas,
calidad superior, PAPEL PARA
'ESCRIBIR a MAQUINA, cartulina
blanca y de colores Sc acaba de reci
bir y vende a precios d podicos en- LA
CORRESPONDENCE. 6 1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

Don Heraclio Vazqu ez, de Yauco,
dice que tiene contrata por ell servi
clio de impresos con el Ayuntamiento
de dicho pueblo J supliea Sc ordene le
abone 10 que le adeuda a, sino de u ma
vez al menos en- ter ceras parties y
mientras tanto no Sc lie obligue q
continuar prestando aquel servicio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

Por orden del segundo Jefe de
Policia Insular, fue detenido aver en-
Puerta de TERRA ell sujeto Jose Ri
vera '-~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

Por haber legado tarde a
nuestro poder, no podemos publican
hoy un artfculo que nos envia nues-
tro querido amigo don Jose de Die :
go, para la seci6n neutral. Lo publ
caremOS maflaua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

La Junta Local de Instructor
en- San German, acord6 crear dos
escuelas graduadas, anunciando di
chas plazas por ell termino de 10 dias
para su provision. Bien, muy bien
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-09

En- man tequilla de varias cla
ses, jam6n superior, frutas en- su
jugo, conservas alimenticias, gale
titas y provisiones en- general. min
guna tienda tiene mejor surtido que
Gel AhorfA,, Luna rs y su sucursal
Cruz 21, dnicos receptores en- Puer
to Rico del muy afamado evino cali
f0rniann4 8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-19
IMPORTING MANY ALIENS.


The Republican state central commit
tee. OF Montana 1t is stated, has made
the discovery that the Ciark-Heintz Dem
ocratic managers are importing great
numbers OF aliens and citizens of other
states into the state to be used In the
support OF the Democratic ticket on No
vember g.
Among the prominent politicians from
that state now In the city il John j.
Phillips an attorney OF Helena who has
taken an active part in the campaign OF
purihcation against W. A. Clark In an
interview regarding conditions In the
mountain state. at the Rainier Grand,
he said
During the past week the Republican
state central committee of our state has
been investigating reports TO the effect
that the Clark-Hentx end OF the Demo-
cratic party is busy importing voters into
the state. II has been ascertained beyond
doubt that great hordes Of foreigners,
many OF whom are unable to understand
English are being brought to Montana
from all parts OF the country. They are
being taken to Butte, there naturaIized
and put to work In the mines OF Clark
and Heintx until after election.
So gross has become this violation OF
the law that the committee has sent out
letters to all the county committees tell
ing them TO be on the lookout for such
voters and much money will be spent in
-" % H men and preventing
them from voting"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-19
l. Expected to Arrive in Seattle
This Morning.
RuMoRs RE oARpIno MISSION.
Revival of Report That Question OF
Union Depot site, with the Great
Northern, Has been settIed-Mr.
Hill, who wss Due About This
Time, WIN Not Come UntiI Later
some Announcement Expected.

President c. q Meiien, Of the North
ern Pacific, who is now at Tacoma. is
expected 10 arrive In Seattle today.
and there Is much speculation as
70 the object Of his visit II Is init
mated that II Ia for more than an In
spection OF the work being done by his
company hero al the present time and
many runors arc afioat. none OF which
however. can be officially confirmed
few weeks ago the announcement
was made that President Hill. OF the
Great Northern, would be here about this
time. II was his Intention to start for
the Coast Just as soon as the annual
stockholders' meeting Of the road was
over In St Paul He was 10 come West
over the Union Pacific and return home
over his own line. II r. now believed that
Mr. Hill has abandoned this trip for the
present. at least, as none OF his repre-
sentatives here have been advised re-
Gently that he IL coming.
A short time ago II was reported al
though without any official confirmation.
that Mr. TIill and Mr.. Mellen had reached
an agreement on the matter OF n union
depot IN the city Of Seattle Whether or
not this is correct II is now said that
the visit Of Mr.. Mellen has TO do with
this subject and that there may be some
thing OF Importance to be announced be-
fore hia departure.
Another thing that, IN the eyes OF some
~ the local railroad men. has a signf-
icance Is the fact that during hls visit
here last week General Superintendent
Ward. Of the Great Northern, spent con-
siderable time In looking over the pro-
posed depot grounds on the south side.
In view of all these facts II II thought
there will be some definite announcement
regarding the project.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-19
PORT ANGELES EASTERN.
Vice President Atkinson, Chief En-
Gip~er Fits Henry and New York
Engineer VIII start Over Line.

After cessation Of all work for nearly
-four months the officers OF the Port An
geles Eastern railroad have again put
corps OF engineers In the field and
while MS yet no official announcement IL
made Of what II 10 be done. Il IL not i'm
probable that active construction on the
line between Pot Angeles and Olympia
will soon be witnessed
Isaac &. Atkinson, vice president OF the
road, r. A. Flty Henry, chief engineer
and A. T.. Blackwood arrived In the city
last night from Port Angeles and today
viii 10 10 Olympia 10 begin trip over
the entire survey
we are going over the line"
said Mr. Atkinson ~ the Seattle
last night. "but what the purpose Is I
Pm not ~ liberty to say at the present
time At OLYMPIA We viii meet an en-
eineer from New York and he will make
the trip with us I expect II will take us
three weeks
we viii travel BY easy stages for the
entire distance and make minute ex-
animation " the entire line 80 far as
] am aware u n not the purpose OF the
company 20 make any change In the
original survey. therefore can only say
that u ia tour Of inspection"
From other sources u IL learned that
the purpose 81 the trip Is TO acquaint the
New York engineer who represents the
Eastern hondhoiders OF the road, with the
r'ghtsof-way On hts return to New
York he VIII make q report to the fnan-
clcrs and on this report to n certain ex-
tent. vii depend the date OF the begin
ninE ~ actual construction
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-19

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James a. rev, Sss,s ss
po'' SUES " - :, NJ,
A. NJ. haIion. : p.e" I'm s...an. ~
apihss' s" - -, r, a, =,
ID. Mclnnis. hotekeepes =. rnrt IAkn'' - ~
the seattle ne ~ hefe p"''nAs
II. l.. Olcfeld. welknown business man OF h'-
erett. accompanied BY ms wne. IN the c"s'
A. 8. Cole. lumbermsn OF Whatcom. arrived IN
the city last night and IL guest oil tue seatue'
a. ID Rutherford, a farmer OF Fall City. arrived
in Seattle yesterday and Is stopping at the Diiler
H. X Loose a well.known citizen and pioneer
resident Of snohomsh is registered at the Butler
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Moves. Of Mount Vernon. are
the rr,sts Of their son. Charles Noyrs, OF this CITY,
49,. n..,.r /. ,a,s,p... man Of Vancouver Il.
q arrived in The dis yesterday and is at the Seat
tia
80, IN p.x,a e.h crerstor Of Blaine Arrfv-
ed IN the city last night and Is guest Of the But
Isr
Y M,,,.u msrchant OF wha,com arrived
An the eisy last night and registered at the ste
yens
u..,o, u.ccaunm. road super,isor Al Albin ar.
rived In the city yesterday aud IL a guest q the
pellcr
- IN. WIT. river valley vas in the city YES
teriay
= ~ -.-n,n.,, t,,r,.r,,.n N Aheta~.n
.r,i,ss IN m. e,,, yss,erdsy ana Is saes, q the
pa,,.r "
"a -. ,,,,r... man a, sneou.,m,, 4. in
- IT, - hnsin.ss ,r,r ana 4, rerfsisrsd At the
Bunswiek
a.,.,. :. g.
~. ~ . 80 S.,.ss.as t,,p and viii ~ here Tor
tae ~ a. ~
se'e" "A''
u. Sylvester. a prominent hnslnss man /" far ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-19
OUTLOOK IN NEBRASKA.
Lumbermen Have Organized I
Work for Republican Ticket.

Lumbermen In Nebraska have declared
against w. j. Bryan and the whole Dem
ocratic ticket and will use every fair
means TO accomplish Republican success
In that state. Among the visitors from
that section now In the city II r. J. Nc
CURE, who is Interested In several lumber
yards In that state. with headquarters at
Hebron. lie Is here on matters connected
with the lumber trade. In speaking OF
the outlook for the Republican ticket at
the Seattle last night, he said:
There are a great many people in all
parts OF the country who think that be-
cause the Democratic candidate for presi-
dent r. from our state that he Twill carry
Nebraska by large majority. Now
there is nothing sure about that. Intact.
there IL more chance that Mckinley will
carry the state than that Bryan will
"Lumbermen In all parts OF the state
are working tooth and nail for the Re-
publican ticket. IL was Mckinley that
put Nebraska lumbermen on their feet
when many OF them were on their last
legs after four years OF Democratic rule.
and with large stocks now In the yards
Stagnation In business such as Is sure
10 result In the event OF Bryan's election
will be ruinous
THE little town Of Hebron will give
Mckinley 1000 majority, and there are
many others IN all parts that will do
equally m we'll"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-19
OVERLAND TRAINS LATE.
Heavy uom~seek~r Travel Respoa-
stbie-Awrtvnis ON new Tariff.

Overland trains on both the Great
Northern and the Northern Pacific were
several hours late last night The cause
fiVrn Al the Offices r. heavy travel due
~ the great rush OF hemeseekers 10 this
state The rrst 81 this business since
The Introduction ~ the new rates arrived
last night. and while the number coming
through 90 Seattle was not large there
were IA tho neighhNfhood ~ 80 dis
tFihuted At different stations In the east
err portion 81 the state
The trains bearing the settlers left Ct
Paul Tuesday, which. although the sec
ond Tuesday on which the rates have been
effective was the frzt on which any great
crowd awaited Itself ot the reduced tariff
TIE reason for this - that tho rates
hads not been sufficiently advertised he
fore October The crowds leaving sd
laui Tuesday. however on both lines
~ Il said have convinced the roads fhat
ne mistake MAS made IN putting the
rats 10, - Tar a. travel Is concerned
ana everNthing points 10 heavy business
On each - the excursion 3avs for the
pefiad they have Seen put IN for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-19

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There s. every reason 20 believe that
this precinct witch has heretofore been
\ Democratic stronghold ard which gave
a majority - dfty two Years aEo IN Ia
vof Of the Democrats, Hfli 80 Republican
by handsome majority. The total mum
ber Of voters registered iH 40 Out ~
that ngsabef u ts estimated East ~ are
Republicans. ~ are Socialists and the re-
mBiRder f8a3onists. Thus n wnt 30 Aaeu
that thla precinct - nov Republican bg
a neat majority. 10 o. said here thar
about sixteen men have left the fusion
ranks and have allied themselves with the
Republican, Am0nE The number are ~
X. Warren ami n = sRartsona both
lifelong Democrats. whose Influence will
mean much FOR me success a the Re
puhlicam ticket ia this precinct The
Democratic party D nuf what n used 10
~ ~ any means said VI warren IN
ar Interview. and cannot c8uAc.en-
ilousiy vote their ticket this GEAR. there
fore 7 shah vote the Republican ticket"
NJ SNarfwoul said "Dia party ties are
hard 90 break. and a man who has voted
a ticket an his Mfe dlsiixes 20 rreet the
necessity ~ dis&vp~frg allegiance 20 that
party anG swear ailexiancs to another
but that l. shat I shan 40 this year
Bryan and his paramount Issues. arc TOO
much FOR nae. hence SHAH support Nc
kirieY