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or their lighting for one another in sit
uations of peril which makes the interest
Of the story especially acute. Finally the
pent-up force and nobility of her character
triumph over the pride Of caste, and the
conclusion is a glorious victory for both.
Published by the Frederick A. Stoke COM
pany.
Frederick the Great will always be one Of
the heroes of history. and a very inter
esting part of his career is his unusual
childhood, under the rule of one of the
sternest fathers that a boy ever had. All
this, as well as the story Of his later
triumphs which won for him the undying
title of the Great" is told in 1.-THE Story
of Frederick the Great for Boys and Girls"
by Kate E. Carpenter, with scrupulous
historical accuracy. 1t is a very attractive
book in every particular. The colored map
showing Prussia and her Neighbors in
the Time of Frederick the Great" is a
very valuable feature. Published by
Lothop, Lee & Shepard company.
In True Tales OF the Plains Coolnel W..
F. Cody, or, as he is more Familiarity called.
Buffalo Bill" a striking figure in Ameri-
can life, has told the story Of his career and
Of many wonderful events Of the great
west. This book has a double value, for
historical reasons and because Of its own
absorbing interest. Truth. as we all know,
is often stranger than fiction, and the ad-
ventures of Buffalo Bill surpass the efforts
of the romancer. 1t is more than an auto
biography. 1t is an historical document, an
account of a great and important phase In
American life, now gone. The book Is IL
Illustrated copiously and we'll with sixteen
- - N-1u -. nT,,ak~a4f,,g
Published by the Empire Book company.
"a Grand Army Man is a novelizato on
Of David Warfield's great part in Belasco s
play by Harvey J. O'Higgins. Mr.. O'Hig-
gins has done his cleverest work and the
result is a splendid story that specially
appeals to every Grand Army man and
family in the land. The play was one Of
the notable successes OF the New York
season, and Warfield's Interpretation Of
the character Of wes' Bigelow gets close to
every heart. The sixty pictures and the
extraordinary rich binding will make the
book widely used for a gift. The Century
company is the publisher.
THE Browns at Mt. Hermon." by
"Pansy," is chiefly the story of a wealthy
but lonely young lady, named Mary Brown,
who follows an impulse to assume for the
summer a position intended for one Of
very different station in life. The scene
of the eventful season is laid in California
at an encampment where progress toward
higher things Is so naturally made a part
of a healthful and happy life as greatly
TO impress the supposedly dependent young
woman. The interest is heightened by the
romance which develops, and a rich Gle
ment of humor is supplied by the com
plications afforded by so many Browns %
Published by the Lothrop, Lee & Shepard
company.
"Lentala Of the South Seas is an i'm
aginative romance by w. c. Morrow. 1t
deals with the shipwreck Of a band OF
colonists on a volcanic Island, and their
singular and thrilling adventures with the
natives and other perils. The story Of their
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

"Old Man Coyote" by Clara Kern Bay
liss, is a collection OF legends that are a
part of genuine Indian tradition tran
scribed directly by a writer who has made
close and sympathetic study OF the foun-
tain sources. "old Man Coyote" the hero
Of them all, reminds us somewhat in his
FRANKS OF Brer Rabbit of the South, but
his deeds far antedate the latter's. In
Indian mythology he was originally a won
deTful character, half god, half animal,
who was perpetually confusing his iden-
titles and thus becoming involved in many
foolish scrapes. At other times he rem
dered mankind some real service, but Il
must be confessed that in toto he was any
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

- Christmas in Holland" by Sarah Ger
trude Pomeroy, is a sweet and interesting
story for children. The little heroine $
happy disposition and charming good ma
tIre make friends for her wherever she
goes, and finally gain her admittance TO
the palace and the presence of the queen.
What happened TO her there and afterward
the reader will find out. Published by
Dana Estes q Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

thing except a heroic figure. Finally he
was punished by being reduced to the
level Of other animals, and sent to wander
forever over the western plains. The IL
Illustrations are by Edwarde Blaisdell. Pub
lished by Thomas p. CroweIl & Co.
"Annabel Channice,' by Anne Douglas
Sedgwick, author of "A Fountain Sealed, -
The Rescue ETC., is the story of a rare
woman who married early a man she could
not love. Then came her brief, mad infat-
uation for a yourg artist, her breaking of
the law, the birth of her son. The story is
chiefly of her life with and her love for
her son, a life lived in the quiet peace of
her husbands lonely estate, broken only by
occasional and formal visits from him. The
plot is so unusual as 10 be almost startling,
and the climax is exquisitely conceived and
handled. Published by the Century COM
pany.
1.-THE Well in the Desert by Adeline
Knapp. has its scenes laid on th.s edge Of
the Arizona desert. \ young cowboy inno-
cent of the crime Of which he is accused
and apparently dying, makes his way to a
lonely canyon I'm the desert and for three
years lives a Robinson Crusoe life with a
little wild burru as his man Friday. When
finally a new man, physically and spirit
uully, he makes his way back to the settle
ments, a series Of adventures follows in
which love plays the larger part, The
Century company is the publisher.
STORY Book Friends" by Clara Murray,
author Of THE Child at Play" contains
forty illustrations, including four colored
plates. Pretty stories, grave and gay, for
the child of 7 and upwards. There is not
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

d~espises. Husband and wife experience
the exciting uncertainties of wheat grow
ing; they encounter outlaws, liquor run
ners and prairie fires. 1t is the necessity
of their fighting for one another in sit
uations of peril which makes the interest
Of the story especially acute. Finally the
pent-up force and nobility of her character
triumph over the pride of caste, and the
conclusion is a glorious victory for both.
Published by the Frederick A. Stoke COM
pany.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" by
John Fox, jr,, author OF THE Little Shep-
herd of Kingdom Come" "A Knight of the
Cumberland" etc, has been running as a
serial in Scr.bner's Magazine. The story
deals with the feuds and fighting in the
Kentucky mountains. John Hale, an en-
gineer from the east, goes to Kentucky to
look up some coal lands and meets June
Tollfver, a girl of 16 daughter of the ac-
knowledged leader of the Tollivers In their
feud with the Palms. Hale becomes inter-
est5d in June and influences her father TO
send her east to be educated. Tolliver does
this and when June comes back Hale
realizes that he is In love with her. AS
chairman of a vigilance committee Hale is
drawn into the feud through the arrest and
conviction Of a Tolliver. The Tollivers
leave soon .afterward for the west. taking
June with them, but not before Hale whips
his rival, Dave Tolliver, in a rough and
tumble fight. June's return to Lonesome
Cove, the feuds and constant fighting and
the charming love story will make absorb
ing reading. Published by Charles Scrib-
ners' Sons.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

escape from death through the agency of
the mysterious Lentala and of their wan
derlngs over the island is wildly told.
There is an unusual love affair to add to
the interest of the tale. The Frederick A.
Stokes company is the publisher.
James Morgan's Abraham Lincoln, the
Boy and the Man." bears a strong resem-
blance, In its manner of treating the sub
ject, to the same authors life of Roose-
welt, which was one of the successful books
of a year ago. His book is not a history
of the civil war, nor a collection of Lin
coin documents, nor even primarily an ana
lysis of Lincoln's character. 1t is, rather,
the simple straightforward story of the
mans life. 1t does not deal with con-
troverted issues. and it avoids all the sec
tional and partisan bitterness of the past.
Mr.. Morgan's aim has been to unfold the
wonderful drama of Lincoln's life in it's
true sequence. The simplicity of Mr..
Morgan's style, the absence Of all pre-
tence or literary pose, and the vivid sense
Of character and dramatic values shown in
these pages, warrant the belief that the
book will be no less heartily welcome than
was his Roosevelt. Published by the Mac
milan company,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Benefits Late F1cuon L~ibrary-Booh
.Dept.-enables you to read the newest
hooks at little cost
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

a story in the book that cannot be reN
by a child who has been a whole year in
school and one who has been there two
years will read all the stories with ease
the first time trying. Some easy tales by
famous writer's are included with the new
material-none, however, that is not fresh
and unhackneyed, and all adapted suffi-
GENTLY to bring them within the range of
the 7-year-old. Published by Little. Brown
g. Co.
-Four Boys on the Mississippi-where
They Went, What They Did and VIVA Tley
Saw" by Everitt r. Tomlinson. is the third
volume of Our own Land Series.' Dr.,
Tomlinson's books mean something beside
the enjoyment which they are sure tC,
afford. This series means that our young
men can find no less and probably greater
pleasure, and certainly vastly more profit
in touring their own country and inciden-
tally learning it's history, resources, social
Industrial, and commercial life and natural
beauties, than in the conventional foreign
trip. The four friends Of the previous
volumes are in camp on the Arkansas
River, and are so fascinated by good cNW-
radeship and interesting sights and Ok
periences that they prolong their travelling
py tHe most ehVIaple HlP On NV nis"'S
Mississippi. Lothrop, Lee & Shepard COM
pany is the publisher.
Above books at loves, retain price. Mat.
thews. l22 South Fifteenth street
All OF the books reviewed here are on sale
IN Brandeis' book department.
Benefits Late F1cuon Library-Booh
Dept.-enables you to read the newest
| hooks at little cost
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Above books at loves retain price. Mat
thews. l22 South Fifteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

"Lentala Of the South Seas is an i'm
aginative romance by w. c. Morrow. 1t
deals with the %shipwreck Of a band OF
colonists on a volcanic Island, and their
singular and thrilling adventures with the
natives aud other perils. The story Of their
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

All Of the books reviewed here are on salI
IN Brandeis' book department.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-31

Kimban Published by the Bobbs-Merril
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-13
ObT0t08 % UlIIId1d ! 1Tt0.

Con ocRsi6n de Ia prozimidsd de Las
fsEtaB do PasOusB, el RCFGditRdo sstable
cimiento de la Gale de San FrapciHco 45,
de estR Ciudad, LAS NOVEDADEs, hR
rGCibid0 y GontinuaE6 EeCibien6o toda clsao
de AFticuloB de utilidRd = dc fsntRBfs.
ESOnCiau fnag do las mejorSB maEcag, eBtk'
tuRg, RlfombEaB, eBpOcialidad On camas do
mHtEimonio, muf1s seas de biscuit ? mufisCaa
para nifiog, FOpRB do eefora, mueblss para
tOCndoF y cabinets, sl mGB acabsdo BuEtido
en- flu de tolo 10 que el mejor quito pusds
mtili8aF para 80 uBo. Para TegaloG hay
uRgnffie0a obistos de todou precioa elaues
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-13
In CEimen en- Chicago.
EI lpven Richard Nontz.lI do muorto a una jouon.

Una iovsn quisn Ia policfa idsntific6
como KITTY Olinch, do Ia CAlle CTeanwich,
ChicPgo, fac h' Eida gFRvemsnte por oI jO
ven Richard Mentssll. hijo dol pE0Didente
de lR compafiis "BDking Pis," de New
England, en- Is erquiuS de Ia Gale vsints
geig, tsrCeFR AvenidB.
Montzall, deBpu6G de intentsr eIcspsr de
Ia persecution de IL poIicfa, 90 mat6 en- loB
teEEanoB del Hotel Galg8p.
Dj6 eHcFita una laTga Carta 90 madFs.
en- Fiiadelfia, On 10 gus le deciR que 81 he
Cho de haboF matado & la joven, 90 dcbfa
IN sgEavio que habfR comstido contra olla.
Mra. DonsldsoD, de ls CsllO veinte y
tres, que prolsnci6 sl hscho, dijo Ia poll
Cia que 81 matRdOE VIC l0 jovsn, 10 diEi.
gi6 hsCis ella ,, sin deCiE palabFB, Ia dia.
pGE6 embellishments. La jovsn 90 diEigfa
& la igl0niR.
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EN- ATI.
El tray8Gto De Ii Bstafitn sIfsIIoGa
nil al pueblo.
Ha Gausat0 sOEplesa que n0mbEeS
De paEs0las C0nOcidas no apaTs,
CieTaB en- las listaS eIeGt0TaIes.
(Ds mWs8trO TedaOtOr en- viajs.) }

NoViembKe 12.-En 8I tEan del fsrFoGa'
EEil que pag6 On 10 noChe del iueveB poR
Ia aatRci6n de 6nts EegFog6 de San juan eI
hac0ndado gefioF Francisco Brunei. Vino
s Manatf, ca aBuntog do gu pFofsBi6n 81
LCdo. Miguel Guerra que regrsEaFG eEtR
noche & Bn FoBidanCia. s--
Para MRyagGsz EegFsuaban los utfioFss
Lcd0. Dominguez qua sBtovo ca San Juan
an lR CoYta Federal Rctuan60 an una da-
manda y Ol Juaz intaEino de squolla oin'
dad Lodo. OampilIO. Harry B0sOns via
jsbB para Ponce On nsgocioB, J 9l CBpit6n
TalladR volvf8 AF8oibo deBpu6s de oBtaF
en- San Juan On uao de iCenciR.
-GFats impression hac8 ahoPR al ViRia'
70 que ll0gG al Bimp6tiOO Manatf, al podeE
TsCoETsr ComodRmsnts Ell tEaysCto de Ia eS'
taCi6n del fsrEoFEiI 81 pueblo, ouyo cami
no hR quadsdo psEfsctamsnts aEEeglado.
MauaE siguG ganandO WpCho On ornate
msgnifcaB Ca8aB de vivienda 90 est6n la'
vRntRndo en- Las GALES pHincipRleB entire
elias una del alCalde senior Clemsntino
Ramirez, que Be C0nHtFuye en- 1R Gale
NuGVG. La hGEm0BS GRaR de 10 fAmiliiR
Brunei, FapaFada convsnientemonts EaBul
ta un hGrmoBo edifCio' La. pluzS p6blioR
90 ain dudR una de lRs mejoFeB de Ia iBlS
y ti0nG az buGn nivGlRd0 piBo do hoFmi.
g6n, REtfHtiCRa EshstRB dc foEoB. EB
muy 6prOpiado Bitto para solar del vOCIn.
dario.
-sigusn hRoiendons aquf muchoB CO.
msntAEio8 do 10 ''uoFprsBs" que ocsBion6,
como On otFaB poblacion0B de la iDln, sl
que muOhol elGctoEeB Rni0niHtaB, jsnto co.
noCid0 poF 10 tanto diffciI dc confundir
On 10 qaO BuH nombFes Hs rsfsEe, no RpR'
FocioPRn On laH liStas de loB o0lsgiou al0C'
torres al IL votRr. Solamants en- eatR po.
blRCi6n y en- BsFcelonets, ain oOntaF loE
bRFTioB, 30 CalculRn On mas Dc 400 votes
los psFdidoH para lB Union do Puerto Rico.
PsEEOnaB muy ConoCidag, que votaFon en-
las pRBRdag 8lsOCiOnsg 10 0ncontTaTon, ge'
g6n infoFmeB, Bin RpareCsr On lss liHtRB de
los CDlGgiog y por tanto sin poder votsF.
SinembRFgo, ID Union do Puerto Rico
tFiunf6 en- todG lfneR arEojando lR8 uF.
mes mayor Contingant0 de vOtoB que On el
1905.
Hoy hs Bido diA do gran labor On la
CoEte Muoicipsl = 81 iusE Lodo. AmRdO
Rivera antuvG muY ataEsado tods Is ma
mans. Nuestto CoyTsBpoh8aI de Gate pue-
bio ioforma de los JUICES caIebradoB hoy.
En- un juioio FOR dS f1oB del RefioE @. v.
Smith. del baErio del Coto, al que defsndi6
OI LcdO. Guerra, concurrisron mae de 40
t0stigoV. Tsmbi6n ConcuFEsu & Ia Coria
los LCdoB. Fernandez Vargas, Rodriguez,
OebolleEo y Gomez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-13
NOTAS MlLlTARES.

Un Rmigo de santurc0 RoB snvfa 10 ii
guisntG;
"El conOierto dAdo sl miarcoleu en- Ia
plaza BaldoriOty por Is popular Banda
del Rsgtmiento de P. r. que tan h6bil.
mento dirijs 81 Maestro don Luis r. Mi
Eanda, Fsault6 uno do Los mas espl 6ndidoB,
tenisndO que rspstiE pstioi6n del pdbIi'
co entuHiaRta del divine. RTts, muehRB de
BuE ohYaB.
PlfCenoa fslicitar sl Bafior Miranda Dor
Las -HslaCtau obTan del programs, y nl Sab
Director Bsfipr OEtis por 10 daliSsda y CO.
EEsCta Interpretation de 10 Fantasia para
Clarinets solo SPAS De Dsux".
-LsGmOg ca ola GAOstR de GusdaIa'
iOEs:" 49,.
"GERn impEasi6n CauB6 On Of pusbIo iA.
pon6s Il noticia de la mueEt0 dol General
N0dzf, uno do loo vstaRsnon de ID guerra
CON Russia, que tom6 paRta muy RCtiva,
diGtinguisndoHs On gran mansFap On lac
m6a impoEtantO8 aOCi0nss, QioDde al h6EOq
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mismo ell Aqua que Ia Pasta 8 que 81
PolvO DentOl son ell dentifrico poF ex-
ceiencia, pues su cualidad soberanas
mente autis6ptica rednen un perfume
agradabilisimO, como ningdn otro de los
cOnOcidos.
Pero Ia mayor autoridad que tiene ese
inVentO, creado de cOnformidad con los
trabajos del gran quimfco Pasteur, con-
siste en- que destruYe todos los malos mi
crobios de la 5OCa, impidiendo asi y Dor
10 tanto, la carries de los dientes, o curan-
dola con certeza cuando existe, igualmente
Que las infamaciones de las encias v las
enfermedades de la garganta. A los pocos
dias de usarlo, los dientes adquieren una
blancura nitida y brillante, ell sarFo 6
tartaro desapareCe, Y queda en- la boca
una sensaci6n de frescuFa deIiciOsa per-
sistente. 2
APPLICABLE puro, por medic de una bolita
de algod6n en- rama, calma instantanea-
mente los dolores de muelas, por Yiolen-
tos que sean, sin mas que colocar Mcha
bolita sobre el diente q muela eEfermOs,
49, -
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LAS MADREs

Nhieran saber. Con la mayor
- las niflas, sus tribulacio-
Il de la falta de nutri-
- q ~santo en- calidad como en-
cantidad. Hoy dia Sc denomina
esta condici6n por el t6rmino de
Anemia; pero las palabras no al
teran los hechos. Existen miles
de ninas en- esta condici6n; al,
gunas de elias estan en- la edad.
de los misteriosOs cambios QUO
conducen al complete desarrollo
y necesitan especial cuidado.
Muchas sucumben en- este Pc
r1odo tan cr1tico y la historic
de tales p6rdidas es la mas iris
tie en- Ell curse de la vida. I'm
tratamiento conveniente podr1a
haber salvado a la mayor parte
de estos tesoros de sus padres, 81
las madres hubieran sabido de la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLB
la hubieran administrado a sus
hiias, con ell resultado de que ha-
brian llegado a ser mujeres fuer-
tes Y sanas. Es tan sabrosa como
la miel y cOntiene tOdOs los prin-
cipios nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de H1gado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos de los hfga-
dos frescos del bacalao, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta
y Cerezo Silvestre. Para lograr
ell desarrollo de niflos palidos,
raqufticos y demacrados, y espe-
cialmente aquellos que padecen
Anemia, Escr6fala, Raquitismo
8 Enfermedades de los Huesos Y
la Sangre, no tiene igual, pues
sus prOpiedades t6nicas son ex-
celentes. 'FEl Sr. Dn. M. San
chez Rodriguez, Director de la
Casa Amiga de la Obrera de Me-
xico, dice:-La Preparation de
Wampole me ha dado los meiorea
resultados en- los biflos 4 quienes
Ia applique, apesar de 10 avanzado
de su enfermedad fstan va perfeG-
tamente curados, habiendo desa-
parecido las esct6fulas que la
terrible anemia les produie iera Y
su estado general es de 10 mas
satisfaotOriO. - In las Boticas.
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MUSICA NATlVA.

En- el "Paris Bazar'' Sc ven
den artisticas copias del magni-
ticO walls ''Puerto Rico del com
positor puertorriqueflo, Sr. Ra-
fael BalselrO. Esta composition
Obtuvo medalla de orc en- el I'LL
timo certamen y es la favorita
de los pianistas de la isla. A
75 ctvs. el eiemplar.
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RisusTO asPeCtO de Vega Baia.
Va gsRlRdl muGhO 81 bDRItl uIblRIzlGIdR
(Ds nuestrO OOrreeponsaJ en- uiajs)

Ode nuestrO oOTTegpOns0y en- Viajs)
Noviombra ia Vega BDja lego sl
fsErOcaEEil las 8 y minutoG do Ia mHfiG'
ne. Ell OppeOto del pusblo an Eisuliio =
muy limpiRB 30 ven las GALES. PGgAdG lR
luchA electoral hay c0lmG abBOlutR.
A Ia OntERda de lR poblRCi6n 20 v6 lR
nueva y elsgHnts casa de Vivisnda que e.
tE 70 Csni teEminRdR y que pEopiedad del
nGfior Tom6B Prado, eH ana mngnitioG mo-
Eada con tndo el "coufort" modurno.
EI BRiior Prado scsbs de EegEeaar de
snnto Domingo y He propone EeRliaAr on
brsvs otrO viejs q aqoel paf0, del que dc
aou mej jore1 ipfOrmsB. En- casa del dintin
guido CompatTiotN 90 psEan sgraGabIau "a
fo1, por 90 CortOGfa y AmAbiiidad.
En GutoB dfRB EegrelRr6 de Ice bsfiou de
lS plays, On dondO 90 0ncuenten ahoFa, In
bella triguOGS, una de Las valioaaa Aorea
do este verjol, aeaoEitS COnuuelo C6rdovs
DGviIa. PsrsCO que hny slgo de "cupi.
do por medic del viaiO San Juan do la
lindinimR CompAtEiotN.
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UNA
SORPRESA AGRADABLE
Nantua, d de febrero de l898.

Muy Sres mics Ha sido para mi una
sorpresa agradabilfsima Fecibir ell conte-
nidO de su precioso COfrecillo D"nt0L. Ell
perfume de este dentifrico es deIiciOso;
la frescura que deja en- la boca, tncompa-
rabIe. Es de todos los dentifricos que he
experimentadO ell que enCuentro prefe-
Tible.
Pueden w, estar seguros de que hare
entire mis- relacionNs tOda Ia Dr0paganda
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EL CONDADO.
"PARQUE Residential"

A
sido bas del ahdniOO
No boni6n alos
bquen obligation
una Escuea PGbica lie grades
Parciad Residences Compradores solareA
SE Carlos Conde Munoz Sr. ChaE Hatzel.
B. HuiC. Martin Traviao. r. 81 Ddgado
Miguel CuetaTa
de ldrey Marelino Garcia Feden
P. Gambia C6rdova Narciso Ilaui. DR. Curbelo
Gonzalez Vera. L PURCELL
B. alderon
Ramon Garcia II. g. Gregory Ramon Tembeg
ntonoH Hernand T
Jaime Annexy. DR.. J. Avl6s Gregoio Dimaa
A. T, Ferrer
Hemino Daz Dr. Francisco Agrre Juan Apaaniz JE
l.
ConradO ASeno. Toribio de Ia Lee FL. Vendig.
Piza cisco Perez
A. CObrg.
Otero ROnatoR .Mendez
A. Muno Morales N.
Alexandra PFuna Dr. Francisco Aguire Sergio Ramirez
Benadni de a
Burt O. Clark. Vuda e
de Sanchez F.. edesma-
de Mozco. drod rs
alcott Maria o Romani H. Cutler
Mendez Maria
Rafael Dez de Ano Gambia Cordova Flores
Pedro Gambia Skerett NGaa c. Iriare
Gevaio Ana de Coneiero NicoaiM
Ramre de Arela sRendo Amirs
Joe6 lie Diego de Hoatoa Eulogio oRamosO
Joaquin M. Torres. Tomas
E8EEN BROTHERS.
Esquna San Tetuan. p. r.
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Noticias de Puerta de Tien8.
Ode maestro oorrsspOmsal. }

NovismbrO 18.-En OlegGnts taEjeta Ia
uaciodsd "FlOF do Mayo" nos invita para
un bale de StiqustS quO tondr6 lugar el
domingo On PonCs.
AgFRdsC0moB IL Rh0nCi6r.
-Aysr oCurri6 IN BsFio diBguBto entire
dos individuoH del pueblo, brillNnGo Ia
policlR p0R % aEBOnGiRp
La pOliCia, qpO o. IR llamNda & man
EsneE sl ordeQ, dOb0 do OTitRr loG frOCuen'
tOG 0BCEndHlOB qUe dinEiO aEnaAn vaEio8
dOgOCupadOI on 10 CRlle San Aguhtin %.
QuinR & San AudTsG
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4 =
que6lmerece yque
pOrlO que a mi toca
no usar6 ningin
OtrO.
Mil gracias por la
amable sorpresa
que han querido
propOrCiOnarme.-
A. Reirres, magis-
tradO. - En- Roma
Qtalial.
Con gusto hemos
reprOducido la pre-
cedente caTta, por-
6-
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La gran aperture del Hotel Eureka -Miramar"
Axrnager & Son,
PROPIETARIOs Mramar sanurce. Parada1

pdblo
Ell Sdbado la noche IA de Noviembe
una sofa persona para dos pIona tres o ouar mueOad con ba p
dals
M Hotel ta monadO al estlO lcomd virdn
table
servidumbre efcients hablan ngl6
a a o todo de
& sus huespedes
81 MenG serVido dade p m. 4 las
Sc serviran tOda clae de bebda del
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Do Ia b,t'llo dsl rio Y pld ? del nitio de
Puerto Arturo"
Fl lPr de Mayo.

TERRENO EN- sANTpRoE. - Be VEN
de una paTcela de unos 16ROO metros cua-
dradOs, situada en- Ia Gale de Canals, g
Ochenta metros de distanria de la Plaza
del Mercado r. 7;''- 'RFEic de Santurce
y en- col ~5. Edcte con el "Par.
que Res % lmoderado Y IA
Cilfdade -InfoTmara w,
Bosch, DIP,
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En- esta imprenta 50 vende PapeI de
peri6dico viejo 4 $500 Los 90 klltos
u2o qUlatak