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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
TAKES NO ACTION.
Decision ia the Shelburne Matter is Posts
nnned-Inhaccn Notes.

The Board of Directors of the Rich
mond Tobacco Trade met yesterday az
ternoon at O'clock for q consideration
of the second charge OF drumming against
Shelburne Warehouse. Mr.. Shelburne
appeared before the. board and stated that
if there had been any drumming it was
without his sanction. He admitted that
the man who is charged with doing the
drumming is in hiscemploy, but stated
that if he solicited any tobacco after /:
had been loaded on the wagons he was
over-Zealous Mr.. Sl1eburne asked that
the board defer its decision luntil the
man could be seen In view Of this re-
quest the matter was postponed.
Seven or eight piles of tobacco from
the State farm, weighing in all $50
pounds, We're sold at Crenslaw's ware
house yesterday morning. The highest
price received on the lot was 500. The
tobacco was mostly fired Jugs and short
leaf
The sales on the other breaks yester-
day were fairly good. There We're no
exceptionally large sales and no sensa-
tional prices.
The largest shipment of tobacco ever
the Richmond Branch of the American
Tobacco Company. One thousand hogs
heads Of some of the finest tobacco ever
raised in Virginia We're loaded on trains
in this city last week and sent to Ia
coma, Wash, where they will be placed
on steamers and carried to Japan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

Special Saturday Store News)
Great Reductions in
Goats, Skirts an0 Furs.

n line with what we yesterday Inventory Sale we're
og continue the special prices these goods until the entire lot is
Cleaned up Our descriptions of the lots below will show
The coat offering So 5oe feel confident cant even equal
m ce anywhere wearing the smaller sizes will find these
are special bargains though have of them in the
larger sizes.
The Furs spoken mostly of the higher grade We
offer them very reasonable and much under what they sold
for all season
It's hardly necessary of that they're below cost in
most Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
OFFICERS LIVELY EXPERIENCE
They Encounter Trouble ia Dealing With
GypsieS.

Three Gypsies. Prince" DiiIard, his
wife and daughter, We're before Squire
Lewis, at Henrico Courthouse. Yesterday
morning upon the. charge OF RESISTING:
Special County Officer \. T. Mallett, who
went to the camp to secure a youth who
was being harbored by the Gypsies
The officer. who was accompanied by
several members of another camp, near
the old State Fair grounds, met with
warm reception from the Billiards, who
defended themselves with burning tow
balls. pistols. sticks and stones. No one
was injured in the fracas and after Sc
curing warrants, Constable Eubank and
Officer NIlllett arrested the family.
billiard was fired 80. his wife SO ana
the daughter 50.
The Henrico County Court, Judge Wick
ham presiding, Will reconver.e this morn
ing to complete the January term.
r. ~ T:Iackford. q guard from the
Western State Asylum. at Stanton, yes
terday carried j. Cast,ie Bailey, i luna
tic, to that institution.
Bailey, during one OF his moods, re-
Gently drove the telegraph operator at
Fort Lee from MS office. and also. de-
n,olisheCl the windows Of the building He
was caught after an exciting chase.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

Colonel E. E. Holland. Of Nansemondt
county, was the first of the new staff to
call at the Capitol. He came yesterday.
lie did not see the Governor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

A number OF The candidates for the va
rious city Offices have been surprised to
see posted about in conspicuous places
large CARDS, with their announcements
on them More of the candidates have
been consulted about the placard, and
are at loss as to who the originator
of the scheme can be-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

A magnificent new mahogany desk was
placed in the Governors Office yesterday,
and the painters are at work on the walls
and ceiling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
Goats.

All of our High-Grade 27-inch Goats,
made of the finest kerSeys and best lin
ings-some with high collars, but mostly
with shaped collars.
These garments are tailored in the
best possible manner. They were
$500, SIG. 50 and SIS. so; SfH On
now they're. - "
Large lot of Goats, in similar styles to
the above but not quite as flgh-grade
material. They sold for ST Or
SI25 so and S14. 50; now ~
Every Coat that we sold from $50
to So so this season. including eastorSt
q few t9nS, browns, blacks and blues
all in good icrsey cloth, with GI H0
a good satin lling-now.
Just SO Goats in tan, black. few
osstors and browns. They were
the most successful selling coats we
had this season. They're well made.
The only feature lacking in them is
that they're not in all sizes-tlle
smaller sizes 2 Pre ed d so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

Captain Mccarthy said yesterday that
the Mayor could. under the charter and
the ordinance remove him from office.
and that it was his duty to have done
so had ne beer derelict i'll his duty. This
question has not been generally under
stood An opinion of the City Attorney
declares that the Mayor can remove the
City Accountant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
Skirts.

Walking Skirts at reduced prices.
Corduroy Skirts, made with sepa-
rate flounces. II to Is rowsof stitch.
ing at the bottom. They come in
blue. black. brown and castor. Their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

United States Marshal Morgan Treat,
who has been in Washington since the
first OF the week, ,lI return this morn
ing. and Mr.. Treat ana his friends are
making the fight for his retppointment
against a strong opposition. Brown
Allen. United States Marshal OF the
Western District, is said to have lost his
fight, and may be succeeded by General
Kosscr. Treat is yet confident of his
reappointment, but among his friends
there Is q ''shakey" feeling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
fecture ut eman's Fo'lsg.

Prof. Il K, Blackwell. of Randolph
Macon College. delivered lecture at the
Woullr.'s College. in this city. last night
to a large number OF admirers OF Ten
nyson. His subject was '.idyils OF tita
King" Preceding this lecture sbsse was
q programme of Teanyson's songs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
Albemarie,s xIuD Meeting.

The Albemarle Club will hold its annual
meeting tonight at the clubhouse, at
which officers will be elected and changes
in the bylaws will be considered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

y large consignment OF Srm2tra tonaE-
&C was sold 1T auction at the custom
Hotst yesterday to MIR. L. LtGtTrmuth'
OF this city The tobacco was valued at
50 30 per pound, but sold Tor Sl.S0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
REWARD OF Merit
A New catarrh Cure Secures Na!ioaal
Popularity in Less Than One Year.

Throughout Il great nation of eighty
million it is d desperate struggle to Sc
cure even a. recognition for a new ar
ticle to say nothing Of achieving popular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

Application for the Communication Of tho
sentence of Henry Brooks. Of this city.
was presented to the Governor yesrer-.
day. Brooks was convicted OF larceny
and given four months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

presently NC SILKS 10
his knees and dis
covers to his horror
tina: he has to fight
for his life in a
quicksand.
Disease is much
like the quicksand.
The first symptoms
of stomach trouble
DO not cause arlzi-
ETY.. But " b e 4
she body grows
weak through lack
of nouHshnlent and
disease of the stoln-
ach breeds disease
OF heart, lungs, liver
or kidneys, the suf-
ferer re a1iz es his
danger and seeks for
medicinal aid.
DR.. Pierce's Cold
en- Medical Discov-
cry cures diseases of
the stomach an d
other or0o1S of Ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

The patI1er sometimes finds the sand
soft and yielding to his feet. 1t does
not trouble him and he goes on until
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
,Ils WaY roIIY IONC

The startling announcement o. a Dis
covery that will surely lensthen life IS
made by Editor O II. Do~neY. OF Chu
,,busco, Ind II wish 10 state 30
writes- .tiat Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is the most infallibIe re
nnedy that hsaYa ever known for CoaS'i.
Colds and Grip. It's invaluable 70 pes
ME with weak lungs. Having this wca-
.serf,,I4 medicine no one need dread
Pneumonia or Consumption, It's ral:ct
is instant and cure certain" owctss K
Minor Drug Company guarantees eEer:-
zoe and 81 ,noltie. and give trial 5cttlca
free
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

Governor Montague was not at the Cap
itol yesterday. He has thirty bills pass
ed by the recent Legislature to consider,
and is also preparing an address to be
delivered in Atlanta on Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

In Marshall Ward Alderman Moseby
will be opposed by Mr.. JOHN J.. Satter-
field, who has already ocgan to distri-
butte his cards.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

While Mr.. Harry Huber is the only can
Gidate who has announced himself in Clay
Ward, besides the five incumbents, it is
said there will be others. NJ Huber is
getting his forces together remarkably
well, and will make q good run.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

ACHES AND AIMS OF rt,.,r.s,s.'--r.
are not permanently. bur o;fiy l--.s. So.ari!y
relieved by external remedies ..sr5 no5
use an internal rcnledg-1ts,osy Sirsapa-
r!.ia. which co.rects tfe acia;ts. OF tho
blood on which rfletsss:..ss e,s:'t ..coe:. and
cures the useases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

DR.. Charlie Brock. son OF Or. c. w. P
Brock, of Monroe Ward, is being urged
TO run for tie Board OF Aldermen, TO fill
the vacancy occasionsd by the determina-
ton of Major Drewry 10 withdraw. DR..
Brock has TIE matter unoer ccnsidera-
ton,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

Chief Deputy Deyer, of the Internal
Revenue Department, who has been i'll
for several days, was at his office yester
day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

The difference between the contractor,
who mas the work Of paperirg the ENecu-
tive Mansion, and the Painters and Pa
perhan gers Union, has been settled. The
vorlzmen Joined tile union. One work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
BRIDGE COMMISSIONERS.
VIII Seek 10 Raise Passenger and Power
Company Tax from 5000 to .S2,500.

The James River Bridge Commissioners
met il regular monthly session last night
at the City Hall.
A resolution raising the tax of $500 that
The Passenger and Power Company has
been paying to the commissioners to $3.50
was laid on the table until the next meet
ing.
The record show that no actaul con-
tract in writing exists in this respect. and
that the $500 is Just paid over every year
in advance No objection had been
raised until tho cars on the Mayo
Bridge and Hull Street line We're started
over the Free Bridge. Then it was that
the question of raising the tax came up.
The commissioners think the Passen-
ger and Power Company should be taxed
in accordance with their increased use
of The bridge, and the matter will be
fully discussed at tho next meeting OF
the commissioners.
The Committee on the Relief OF the
poor win meet in tee City Hall on Mon
day evening at o'clock. for routine
Work.
ar. wytile w. B:,rley and Miss Nellie
ii. Burke were married In Washington
Thursday. January 18th, by the Rev.
Father schmitt. OF st Joseph's Parish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

value is S5.oS, and that's the price
they've sold for all season.
We've Just IL left, and we'll close
them out at S2.oS.
High-Grade Walking Skirts of strictly
all-wooI materials, corded and flounc-
ed: we're s6,4a and $50; $500
now
Eurs.
So. 50 FROM $1,000.
Lambs Wool Coat, with solid mink
collars, well made, lined and the
proper lengths. Were 5000; now
S32.50
$3.50 FROM $4,000.
Electric Seal Goats, made with large
collar he, bell sleeve ;,n lined Sl7.5O
$3.50 FROM 5000
Sheaed Electric Goats, we'll made,
Prope. shape and satin lined.
$50 FROM Sl2 50.
Genuine Mink Scar:s, with six very
fun taiis-one Of the seasons leading
styles of frlrS.
s5.4s FROM s6.4e.
Full length stoIes. Ten tails and chain,
SiSutly iui: especially AZ lsi'S p''s9.
S1.98 FROM 1895.
About 80 Collarcttes, IL light
and dark co!ored fur. These
were the best sellers of the sea-
son at their former price and
we now offer them at just half.
e6o FROM sl.48.
Black Hectic scarfs, with tails.
special value at this price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

Mr.. r H TaIley, referee in bank
ruptcy. is III Washington among the Re-
publican politicians.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18
NizZeY g Rh0ads.

the fray, and the Fulton Club will ar
range for regular meetings during the
campaign.
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men who would not Join the union. gave:
up his position.

Governor Montague yesterday appoanr--5
ed L. Emmett Badger to be a member OF
the State Board Of Embalming OF VIZ
ginia," to succeed C. w. 5FoolWane, de-
ceased. s.s...Ee....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

Several white persons have applied for
the position of jantor at the Capitol.
This is the Office that old Walker How
ard (colored) held for SO many years. His
son. Percy, is his successor. Now sew
eral white men. who have been pronll-
nently endorsed, are asking the Governor
to give them the position. The Executive
is perplexed. Percy is a capable. polite
and thoroughly agreeable person to have
about the office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

The FTenrico County Court, Judge Wick
ham presiding. Will reconver-e this mora
ing to complete the January term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

j. p. Goode, deputy sheriff of Chester
field county, and W. F.. Shelton, treas
urer of Hanover county, werc visitors at
the Auditors Office yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-18

1,he Rockets Democratic Club met last
sirht at Hosan's Hall, and organized Tor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-07

La Luna ca nm. exee'ente bar6.
metro para ell que saba interpreter
sus variadAs sef1Ales AL eff scto IN
diario cientfdco da las siguientes re.
glas.
Ia 81 tres 6 cuatro dias des.
pues de entrar 10 luna nuevA est&
pura y trAsparente, ca sefisl de buen
tiempo, que sera durable y perma
nente.
"a 81 al seguudo 6 tercer dis
de entrar en- la indicsds f .se, los
cuernos estkn borrosos sin como
cerse bien las puntas, % nc nal de
pr6xima lluvia. Si el disco est& muy
rojo indicA NAL tempo.
80 CuAEdo ID Luna nuevA se
presents sin manchAs negras anun
cia buen tempo; del mismo modo 81
10 lima estx clara sin manchas Re
grAs nj cercos rojos 8 su Alrededor.
ST ror Ell contrario, sc ven en- su dis
co slgunss manchas negrss y dos &
tres cfrculos negros y sucios, caerd
gran cantidad de aqua y hsr& muy
NAL tempo.
"A En- verano 10 luna que sl
sa1ir Aparecs rois anuncia grandel
calores. Caando al salir se muestrs
clara, no hay que esperAr si no NJ
buen tempo.
30 Un cielo serene por todol
lados durante la luna nuevs, en- se
nal de buen tempo.
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NoticiaS de Ponce.

NJ Nlvfembre 6 Ea To- noche del
dis 5 oy6ronse en- Ponce mas de 300
detonaciones de petardos y rev6l'
rers. Rein6 alli 10 mayor intrArqui'
lidad.
Aver continuaba la sglomera'
ci6n de personas frsnte al eB lard de
elecciones, las cuAles esperAron en-
vAno el resultado del escrutinio.
Don Nspe muceno C6rdove, una
de las vfctimAs del motfn de la no.
che del 90. ha salido en- nhertoa del
hospital, en- donde se hal aba, 6 10
vtz que en- cAiidad de preso, cur&n.
dose las heridas que sufriera an 10
indicada noche.
o*o
En-, Ia csile de 10 Villa, y desde
un vehiculo que pasaba, dispsr&ron.
Sc tres tiros de revolver que faeron
& parar & una pulperfA sin que, Afor-
tnnadAmeute, causaran desgracias,
auncue Sc produjo In CONS. 6 aiente
alArma. Estxn los tiros en- esta ciu'
dad 6 To- ordsn del dia.
o%o
Asegdrase qne eonnotadas per-
sonAlidades de esta ciudad han diri'
gido al Honorable Gobernador va
rias protestas CON motive de las cleo
clones y respecto del modo como
6atas se celebraron.
90
Sc encuentra en- esta Ciudad el
joven federal de GuayAnilla dom Rs
fAel Dapena.
90
e. dia s, q causa de IL sgitaci6r
pdblicA y grupos de gente que inva
dian las GALES, dejaron de asistir
las escualas muchos nifios. Lo mis-
mo aconteci6 ell dia 3.
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DiSturbiOS
en- Vega-Baia.

Aver por ID tarde ocurri6 nm dis.
turbio de car&cter polftico en- Vega
BAia, resultando nm heridc leve y el
guards Jose M. Morales, CON una
confusion pro dusida por
una pedrada en- 10 espAlda. El Te'
niente Mas, avis&do por el CONAN
dante del puesto, sali6 de Manxtf CON
faerza, dispersando los grupos y
restableciendo la calma. Hoy reina
sel 6rden Aurque los &ninos est&n
excitados adn.
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Noticisn de Ponce que 10 idea
de distir guidos obreros de instalar
nm scantro de reereos, ser& pronto
realidad, pues eli entusiasmo de t. N
dfgna clase en- cada vez mayor.
Si 81 andar de prisa g subir
escaleras experiments ustsd opre'
siIh y vahf dos, si al ejercitar alRdn
movimienso rkpiso, 6 al recibir una
impression viva t'ena palpitaciones,
debe usar las sPILDORAS RE.
CONSTITUENCIES DE VALE
& CANCIO., que 10 curar& prom.
to.
Dasea usted tomar an agrada.
BILE y buep refresco. Paes piaa la
sCervezs PAbst. en- TODD buen cafe,
y si desea comprar en- gran cant.d d
EN- cssa de los Fefiores Calder6n Avi.
l6s 81 Co, encontrAr&.
Hoy dar& ga primara fanei6n
en- C.guas el c6lebre hipnotizador
BAnobelab.
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FL Rey de Siam
y Roosevelt.
MENSAJE DE GRACIAS.

New York Nvbre. 7 1890 A M.
Ell Rey de Siam, con motive
de la brillante reception hecha por
ell Presidente Roosevelt al Principe
imperial de aqu6l Estado, da en-
expressive mensaje, afectuosas gra-
cias al primer magistrate de la
Republica Norte-Americana.
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Retiirada
de los revolucionarlos.
NUEVAS BATALLAS,

New York Nvbre. 7 1870 A. M.
Los revolucionarios venezola-
nos estan retirandose a sus posi-
clones del interior. Asegurase que
organizan su hueste para nuevos
combates con las tropas del gobier-
no.
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FL Emperador
de Alemania
EN- INGLATERRA.

New York Nvbre. 7 1890 A. M.
Ha salido para Inglaterra ell
Emperador de Alemania. En- Lon
d.es Sc le hara suntuoso recibimien-
to. La prensa atribuye q esta vi
sta el prop6sito de los soberanos
de ambas nAciones de estrechar sus
relaciones amistosas.
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GlDLEtH lMls
-----.zs---s
sERvICI0 ESPECIAL
DE
"LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIRECTo DE NEw-YoRK.
Russia y Afghanistan
Disgusto profundo.
sERvICI0 ESPECIAL
p1REoTo DE NEw-YoRK.
Disgusto profundo.

New York Nvbre. 4 1870 A. N.
Dicen de Londres que reina
gran disgusto en- el Afghanistan,
con motive de haberse conocido por
la prensa, los deseos de Russia de
entablar negociaciones con aquel
territorio, que tienen todas las ira
zas de una intriga politica, mas
que de tratado comercial. I
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Venezuela
Victoria de Castro
DESMENTIDA.

New York Nvbre. 7 4O-3O A. M.
Las noticias circuladas acerca
de la victoria de Castro, Presidente
de la Repdblica venezolana, son
desmentidas. La revoluci6n CONT
nda. Ell general Castro Sc halla
a1n en- campaf1a.
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DR.. Guillermo Wives

q q u l. 3 i A
~ PonceePuerto Rico. -A
Tiene de venta espeiuelos y len.
tes. Gran variedad en- cristAles.
8 SOL No. 1 -6a
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TratadO
de reciproCidad
de Italia con los Estados
Unidos.

Anoche recibi6 al Hon. Gobel'
naaor upA comunicaci6n de IL Secre'
taria de EstAdo de Washington, en-
Ii cual se le pArticipa que ae ha he.
cho extensive Paerto Rico ell ira
tado de reciprocidad commercial i.us'
tre Italia y los Estados Unidos.
Como quiera que se aplica & los
prod uctes- do ambAs nacioGes 10 tari
IN n oima. re. ulta benefciosos para
al comerCi 10 de Pto. Rico
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EELlzllElIlls. .lzlll..lzElE ElE!LLzlNElllEu

Para aiiy--9r esa irritacion que
sienten aque1los que padecen alguna
affection bronquial, las Pastillas
BronquiaIeS de Brown, son rnny
titles. Remedio sin ig,1al para Ia
tos, ronquera y NAL de garganta.
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MonedaS J medallaS.

Muy antiguas, algunss del prin.
cipio dc In Era CristiAna, sc venden
baratas, Informaran en- La Cores.
pundsnols.
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Causas del disgusto
Los mismos
PROOEDIMIENTOS.
PROOEDIMIENTOS,

New York Nvbre. 7 1870 A. M.
~ Ell Emir del Afghanistan, re-
cuerda que Russia emple6 los mis-
mos procedimientos y practicas en-
sus relaciones con Persia, en- no le-
Jana epoca y los resultados desas-
trosos para la naci6n persa.
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lll)|'Il'IAS

coNsEJo a LAS afADRESs ii iarabe caImanee
ds = sei, Miaslos sssqpre qns los naos
.asal .sanaslls alsia ds:os dssPisi.
al nifc abanda sas .ncias. aiisia sus doorss hacs
Giles fansionss dsl ss.ouago ssgsas Is n.sssinos
ysnga ssia ds e dsntei6n g esi9qisra osr. ea1sa
Is dsnsssi mssG e
Sc -ha rastable bleci1o en- P.nce
II tranqsi dad pdblica, otablem en-,
te pertnfbadA desde u vfsper& de
las elecciones
Dicen de M.ysgt tis1 one pAra
Ell pr6ximo domingo ae prepare Allf
por Ell partido repub blicano una ma.
Difes taci6n pdblicA pAra cele brar Ell
triunfo de dicho rartido.
Sc desexn ccmprAr I&s 81
guientes obras.
Bien sean de nuevas 6 de se g an.
dA mano
La Novfsima RecopilAcl6n.
Las siete PArtidas.
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pa MIA Marines Casado, Lnis Msrti.
nez Casado, no pudo embarcar en- Ell
eMaria Herrera. que conduce & On.
ba dicha CemptfifA. Ri sefior Mar.
timex Cssa6o 30 hAlla en- Ponce.
Para Curur IN Ref90d0 en- On dia
tome las PAsTILLAS LAXANTES DE BROMO
QUININA. El boticario le devoYer& 81. dinero 81
no 90 cura La frma do u. w, GROVE hala
Agunos faderAles de Salinas
suscriben en- nm psri6dico de Ponce
adhssiones al partido republiea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-07
Actitud
de los s1bditos del Emir.

New York Nvbre. 7 1870 A. M.
Los subditos del Emir estap en-
este case concrete de acuerdo en-
absolute con su actitud, que con-
sideran patri6tica, rehusando las
prOposiciOnes de Russia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-11-07
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de Scott recibe
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curarse 10 que
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peorarse?
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