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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

fHE CITIZEN job rooms have turned out a la- af neal cards for Messrs. Theo. WeI>sl s Cn. containing instructions iI- us;r- the telephone, the names of ;h-slHs,r.n--s and the location of the oi-r fire alarm boxes. This was the first job printed rl t.e CITIZENS new Hoe i05be-. run ys-aam. Air Weiisch had taa c-7le -rs-ly framed and has pre- slte5 aaa rn each subscriber to the te.gHa.a. system.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
EASTERN NEWS.
ADco.iad,v Sim

NEw YORK, September S.-Drs. Rev burn, Barnes and Woodward have re- tired from the corps of the President s consulting physicians at GaIfelTs re- quest. He thinks two or three doctors --. .rL.---L
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
TEaF Porf.

w. Hria-.1I that Fl Paso, in Mex ia las a.eH made a free port by the tllEahHa Legislature. The line Of free trade extends for twenty-six miles around rl- iowa reoper. This is a navo iltaliel aride1-lv t3 check the growth o- Fl pa-n ID Texas, and force teue-eaau-- or the latter place to keep lhrau.l store in the other IT Paso.- Ng-g.-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

TIE ladies festival at the M E. chapel will begin on Tuesday, September 27th, and last three days.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

DELICATELY tinted cards have been re- ceived in this city bearing the inscrip- tiun "Mr and Mrs. John J. Amory, Fond du Lac, Wis, at home after four o'clock, September 9th and 7th, 10South Liberty street, Poughkeepsie, \. N.,' and Miss Mary Shepard Hull" Mr. Amory will be remembered as one of the firm of Taylor < Amory, livery stable kecners in this city.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

THs Na-ie.ra Milling and Mining Ca-sng va, o-gauized in this city on ,.s--r z-h capitalization of SJGO,- rd. divided irto 2j1,0J0 shares at S2 each. The .raner-y 5f the company is fl. s.l-heu extension of the famous Rowe mine. iu Maricopa county, \. T. PlIaialrlia Mining Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
IS 4 NEvER FAIL

LIS A NEVER FAIL
 I ing cure for NerTuus Debility, Exnausted Fi- ItalIty. Seminal Weak b ess, SpermatOrrhna.
 Lost Manhood. ImpO- tency, Paralysis. and all the terrible effects Of
 Self-abUse and yOurhful .fOllies and excesses in
 matlrer years such az
 loss of memory, lassi- fuGe. nocturnal ennis
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
THE APACHEs.

There are six head men among the Apaches but one is now dead, Pebigo Gron Truth,) Nan-ta-re-toz Qo0ks like a Captain,) Ne-das-chin Panted Face Del-che-na (Ant,) As-ke-alte (He speaks Brave) and Noka-ka-te-klinna Zone bound to Command,) the medicine man who caused all the trouble and was killed in the engagement at Clbicu creek. These are the names oi the lead ing chiefs of the White Mountain In- dians. He has had little or no inter- course with these bands for the last two years and only speaks of them as he knew them at that time He does not know the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
EnlI Over.

The seven 1ri-aler- ShO were ar rested for causing tle death cf the Mex jean boy. near Charleston, had an exam nation yesteriay before Justice Bur 1-tt, o- that place, and were bound over 1 tine sam ot Sl.Ull each to appear te'1-g sl- next Grand Jury.-Nugget.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
land 0mce Nnffers.
PRr-rtfprInN rIrINGs

Entries in the United States Land Office at Tucson, Arizona, for the week ending September 10:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

TIE Yuma Free Press (Democratc) says: "The Democrats of Arizona are too poor and mean for any use, and are getting to have fshy flavor like old barnacles."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

Ter FT,5k and Ladder Company wlll ! II ---- s.a.ial meeting this evening at .f, (is,a Club ro'ns'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
1--.o-airc.--. r-rln-.,n

BRlDFoEn, Pa, September S-A nitro clycerine explosion at Schooneoer Well, Sawyer City, this morning. resulted in thc death of Wm. Burton. Chas. Crouch, Jas Ihrasher, of Sawyer City: Fred oalter, boy aged 12 years wall die of ,le effects of the explosion. Several others were injured and may die.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
NuMRFR OF Hosr1LFs.

He says the Sierra Blanco or White Mountain Indians number about S00. He cannot tell how many Indians from the other tribes will go OF the waTVath with them. Es-lim-in-zin is in favor of peace and wants to live quietly. In fact it is thought that his long sojourn in the city is for prudential reasons.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

r--.a -a.. and door have been - -.,-,.-.l t.- t., t-ou, cf 5Ec Catholic e9-s.-.' T,..r are quite ornamental
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

W.l..a-.. . Co.,. us :he Nevada Fruit Store. corner ot Meyer street and Mai dl Lm. display some of the finest f-1.ts ar ..a season. They receive sup- rEss direct from tla orchards in Caliior- ma and enjoy the advantage of having 1t absolutely fresh.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

Lg. -ie poor Indian, whose untutored .'al conceived that budge was as good iaf hun a- fog the bal lance Of mankind, in'-hei SD rerE mu .h and expressed sfra t...H.-is I1'hunk that he was gath ,Tei ia tac lo.a as being beastly drunk. AT-lcle. sefare he Judge, the law was '1llrata3. and tEa opinion expressed t-lt aunEs must ae sbated; the first .aF "t nature being self-preservation, l.- aH.-C-t was sent tO the county Reservation -o Lwe i1 durance vile for lAei. weary days ultil be shall con- e-l-e ta maul his civilized ways.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

-,- < H. DaAcI,I.N is -nperlatlvely '- .---s bonnie wee lad that came ...- world yesterday 4r his house.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
N-.l..n ,.hinHenis.

E.,.aulal shipped four bars of bull r.- .r Wednesday iy Wells, Fargo X C. l Contention mIl shipped SIX ia--
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

The Prescott Democrat is very much a.a-uei f.- Fear tlat the Navaios. a 11Fs-,HI tribe il tae northeastern COZ lE e, the Territory and said to have
 '1 L-aTgr men, wil ro on the war p,l w-.. taa avaclo5. It Is said that ta. a rTc iHr revolt on account of tae ----. pursued by the agent It is uaie--pai that Gru. Pope will inter- io- r.".s and undertake 10 prevent t.l-laa Hi .- ATaehes with the Nav
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
-- Weather 9 2 Di-rc Ne'oo

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

p-.a sa visit Bisbee should re-
 -.--. +-.. Bl~hee House, under .---.- -. araagemeIt of Mi4s Nellie --..r.--.r .l inviting place to stop.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

S V.rssy ,- Co.,, have recently se- ..r.-.l a. veral valuable mines e.-.- and other parts ot Mexico, the --.-- -.ua uI winch run from S20OO . e-H# r.r ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
cAUsEs oF THE oUTBREAk

except what he has heard through the Apaches. That two Indians killed each other, when the medicine man NOka-ka- te-klinna, told them that if they would get together and sing and at the same time hold a least for fifteen days the de- parted would come back to life again. That they got together on Cibicu creek and were holding feast and singing when the soldiers came to arrest the medicine man. The Indians told the sol- diers that they did not want to be inter rupted, that they Lad not done anything wrong, that they had not killed any white men or Mexicans, that they were simply holding their feast and not inter- fering with any one. But prior Go this
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

~t..t 7as qui-s largely attended
 Hs chief attraction outside .1- .-7' .--,r heinz tle go-as-please foot
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
The Fatal Trap.

LITsLE R0CK, September 9.--Five mur- derers were hanged at Fort Smith to- day, Brown, Mc(fowan. Pudcet and the two Creek Indians Abel and Amos Man ly. Pud.et admitted the crime but justi- fed t on self-defense. Mctfowan made similar speech and said he was ready to die, but hated to leave hs wife and chil- dren Brown said his only regret was that he accidentally killed the young man.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE AGLrE.

Sometimes Agent Tiffany gives them
 passes to go and hunt, and at otler times
 he gets angry when they ask him. Some times, when there Is plenty of beef he tells them there is none, and only Gves them flour. Much of the time he will
 not give them salt or sugar and all the Indians say he is bad agent and Will not give them what they are entitled tu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
BRoTHER-1N-LAw AT COLLEGE

in the east, probably in Virginia, who writes letters to him and tells him what a beautiful country it Is, how green are the fields and mountains and how happy he is there. After awhile he will come back to see his people and teach Apache ch.l- dren how to read and write and the ways of the white man and hopes to do them good. He has had all his living children baptized in the Catholic Church in this city, where he has many friends who give him many things he cannot have on the ranch.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

Tr .-.-a from Tombstone to Bisbee
 -....E near Hereford Thursday ,.t- 4 ---# taken from Wells, Far rg.-sE.l The driver and passen- ...-. -....... -l.l.a-ai.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

.'.iErs eHu-e lporary. whose rev e-a-ra la- -he tU-h is so great tbat it s....,l .-a.af tEe hem cf its garment, states flat --.r'. has been partially sus- pended aa .-a Total Wreck mine in con s.1".s .5 -ae uncertain result of the contest rw before the courts involving l,' g.., A CarlemHu just In from the ',a- Wreck s-.sas flat there has been 3. suspension of work; ou the contrary ' larger f.rcr isu now emp 1yed in devel- D. i1- tae mine tlaa at any previous tue
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

r...,1-..r- l5la nearly a clean rl.. m .te ~ag .ilic'-'" 'i'' eiec- G.. --su-.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
WELLS, FARGO X cos LETTER LIST.

WELLS, FARGO X cos LETTER LIST. The following is @ list of letters remaining at the oliee of Wels, Fargo < O., prior Co Sep t-uller 5 is5s: t1uvi-. Juo MrGreror. Alex Clark. Maddox. II JoiIus. J N Nar1s. Albert IT Cutler t IT.. lNcu. W B lav.a " No--. W E14rH r Geo hucke-. W B Gould. E F. Ssu~s. c P T1I Miss Naftie-Z Underwood. n n Ga.i1arc. J. tarrasco. Vicente tgIIr. Richard Leon, lm1cIO hrrleIorc- Geo Del tarIe Cecilia Merchant S tarria. Jesus
 BORN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
THEY KILLED HIM.

The remaining Apaches then said, now they have killed our medicine man with out cause, let us kill all the soldiers, and they commenced the attack. There were no Indians killed except the medicine man.
 Agent Tiffany told the Indians that they had done wrong, that they had run away from the agency, but for the past two years Es-kim-in-Zin says that the. have done nothing wrong and have not been drinking.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
The 1-- l----3 Election.

SAS TEsSIsCo. September 9.--om- plete turns oi the city election show that tlo Democrats have elected their can lil-tes for Surveyor and Supervisors iu the Third and Sixth Wards; with these exceptions Che Republicans have made a clean sweep. Sci{wlck- for ShcriG. has the hi i-lest ua.Crity. 3it5; Blake, for Mayor, has 4t2, and from thence the maiolties range down Go few hundred It is possible thai the off .iaI count win change tle figures -n detail. bu. will not be likely t1 effect the result.
 SAS FEls1sco, September S,.-At nool 2l j votes had been counted. Bla e, llG,3; Hove A3lt. li-ison, ll1- 433 Grdy, lL.5. Tmr-v-siE precincts complete g.-o Blake 4.536. Howe, g.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

s- ..- .- General Carr has leisure he .-r r.-.- -ae obituary notices of him -aiar .-..-.G ir i.. vg-ious papers of --a ..r.-- He vas 1yeu a noble ,-i- a. s- -7a-e atEcer deserves.
 Wg. Hl,-E ll.-uN. states that he has r- ...- made al his mind to re- -.-. lis sr0-a. He VII be found --r--.' ... ..- al6 stand on Main street, .-E a.. a-- timely lotice will be gwen .f-a...-- .t ..aEs---.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
1a~al intelligence.

-t. r,- .he Cnited States .,.-..-.- s.t -- -t tucson iiHs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
AGENT TIFFANY

went out and ordered them t0 come into the agency, but they refused, stating ! that they would continue their feast and singing to the end. Three officers and two sergeauts came to their camp at Cibicu creek and asked the medicine man to come down to Col. Cars camp. but he told them that he vouid not ro. that he had no business with them. They then sent ten soldiers up to the medicin mans camp and took him down
 to Cars camp. After they got him down to Cars camp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

] Orders Of confirmation and sale of real estate in the matter of the estate and guardianship of Lord Austin.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY.
 Bathasar Hefti to Jane Smith, Aug 8.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
sl a--5
CE1t atTlomaz

THCu,-, September Everything is quiet this evening. The exeteu aut is dying ont. There is nothing from Fort Apache Two rarUlea left here to-day for there. Captuus Haskell and Jei- ford- went to Sai, Carlos to-day Go wit ness the count and use their influence t1 recruit Indian companies. The lne is SD crowded with oiiicial blsiuess that it is almost impossible to get anything through.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
rncE NtRKETs.
0FlTRER COMBINATIONS

r,- ~.Hy sI SEEyIcE O. \, EhNr' UlE ,usrsof Iy--oN. September N
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Caring for tho ssuzerers.

DEuou. September l0.-The point has been reach where 1o fresh fire dis asters are expected The lowest Ustl- mate makes 2l5 families burned ou ia tine towns of Mlrlette, Argyle, EvergrC en, Moore, Lamotte and Elmer, St. Clair county. The fires are mostly out and the inhabitants settling about in Inc ashes of their former houses, burned and otherwise injured. They are disc1u- soIate and almost bcrcft Of their senses. Provisions. clothing, bedding and other uecessa-ies are being constantly for war,led and men are travelling through Inc burnt section distributing supplies, and taking the names of persons who are in need Many persons are sill missing in the burnt districts and the exact loss cannot be known Tor some days. Slxtv-ive burlais are already re- ported iu the SIX towns, and it is sad 27 dead have been found in the county betweeI BaCaxe and Port Hope. The poorer classes are the chief losers
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the PostOhce al lGrs1n- Arizona. for four weeks prior to Septsm- her r9 T-s1.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Qua ling che T-a.as

NILLCoN, September sth, .30 a. m.- Major Morths commaud is here There Is no news from the front, Major Worth sends a detsIi oI fifteen men to Demiug on our tram. Al trains will be guarded from heIe Go Deming in the future.
 C. F. DRAKr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

NuL,'yf September Wilcox was el-i-cuej .-s morning at seven o'clock ty bear hunt A large cin- ulmaL .erE s4eFej ly Hr Mil Ter, @ saloon k.apor, crossing the track nelr Inc section lauss. He -a. his Wu- chester rl-- s..o- ol . car and fired a number o. s.r.- but brain crossed tha Ul s- ss.- %-r. Miller mounted backing -.a-e ui followed hin. Fin .ruea.lr y all l-u lie population turned out, and ar-at E.-. N-.----v., heHys. rusty
 ua l. sHr-l-. -ra.vale and pop Ei . sie finally brought .uiH --u Be vas carried
 back il Huult. i tsa town is r1yel-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

TuEsTx, September g. NcIntcshs woman, Iwio ..uaV states that the Iuoirs arc !t0 strong, and have divided into tarce parties. one watching the country between Apache and trc ase-V; ton, oLe moving down to T0utp creek and thirty coming via Sierra Anola through Pleasant valley. Mcln- tosl is are liable Lalf-breed and has been a good guide and scout. Large meet ing bore last night military companies forming t9 protect tle settlers in Iouto 1T needed. Strong resolutions against tho Indian policy Of tLe government, de- ualdiE- tle mater tl lo turned OyertJ the military .d cit!eeus, were passed. Nothing has been received here from Apache or Il.mcs.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Another Train Rob5gry.

NAsHINGTON, September Sowing to the number nf recruits required to fll the arm. to the autholzed strength. the standard for artillery and infantry is fixed at five feet four inches and up- WardswJight l2) Go l90 pounds. for cay airy five feet four inches to five feet ten inches ard not to exceed 1Gj pounds. Recruits md officers are being ordered t0 Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

Ht, .--L-e st.cl lilIr CT stock irau-lle Mormon se, lsmcut Is caLlru.i a- lial- Hiueshlrr. who was sent Co enquire utH tae natter Seven horses ue.e stolen. but provisions were giyeu chem e-ij uo v-uieuca was CZper- fenced. Iae band numbered about one hundred .url,, sluaws and children and is supposed -u be eu route to the Reservation. rgf, tile cattle man, had tws horse ten and a beef killed last night about four mles below this place. probably l.e work oi the same band There is .shug new from Apache. Tt is ouigt.t ou Carlos and Globe. Com siderable trouble is experienced in re- Crurlug up tHe companies. The Indians don seem U.-ucI Co enlist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
ENJOYING COMFORTS or 11rE.
ACQUAINTED WITH GOV. sATToRD,

who told him not to be bad any longer. not to go about murdering his white brothers, but to be good and settle down on ranch, cultivate the soil, raise stock and he would be much happier than in the fife he was then living. Up to that time he had been very bad In- dian and had
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

BORN.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11
Eopa Again Dominant.

LJSG BBsNcI, September S.-( (arfal, is v,-y happy and encouraged He ha. no whisky since midnight of the sev cnji. Euematl has now been stopped NeVea-h said le felt gra.itied vitL tho Presidents condition and thought D, would continue tJ improve.
 Blaine has cahled the following c. Lowell. The Presidents rest was mucl broken during the first half of the night but to-day his condition has been more favorable. He Lad less fever this after. noon than for several days past Heha- better pulse and improved appetite. The surgeons are much encouraged His comfort has been Prolaotei by decided change in the Welthe-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-11

LoNH BRANCH, September l0, s;J a. m-At Che examination of the President at S,50 this morning the tempera Ure was 9LA pulse loL respiration IS. He slept well during the night, only ayak- euiug at intervals of from oue-haif Co ono Lour. There is a perceptible in- crease Of strength with an improved condition 0f -he digestive appara .us. Ire swelling of tie Tarotid gland has entirely disapF cared. The wound con- tiuues to improve and presents a more healthy appearance.
 Signed BLISS AND AGSEy-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
AL PUBLICO.

FL sdbdito italano DoN FRANCISCO RAGdl,
professor de mdsica, alumno que fue en- el Raal
Oonservatorio de mdsica de la ciudad de ri.
DO maestro [sefior Mercadantei, tuvo eli guste
y ell honor de pres or sns servicios en- el ejsr
cito de mar y terra de los Estados-Unidos
cinco amos, y sieta en- el espahol, en- clase de
mdsico mayor, ell cual reserva sus respectivos
documentos tiens el gnsto de ofrecerse al
respectable p1blico de esta capital para la en-
sefanza de mdsica y piano, haciendose cargo
del cuidado de este, respecto Ia afinaci6n y
alguna cuerda que pueda fal:arle, por la men,
sualidad de pesos so centavos Ell mismo
compone alma pianos, y admite abonos para
las a6ciones de los mismos por peso mensual
despues de la primera ainaci6n.
Daran informss en- Ia ioyerfa del seflor Fu-
riaty, Plaza de Armas, % jul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
IlbreS baratisiInOS.

En- In imprenta del BoLETlS SO ven
den 80 ceDtsvos encuaternados tels
ieg'ssa, y 20 4 la r1stica
Novfsimo r mancero esp4h,l. 3 tomos. DOT
Acalde ValIadares, D az de ,njumea otros
Guadalete @ vadongn pagins de Ia His
toria pstria
Manual de mecanca popular, por don To-
mas Ar.ho
Idem de metalurgia por don Luis Barinags
ldem de agronomla por don Alvarez
ldNm De industrIa quimicas inorgauicas 2
tomos por F. Bsrguer
Idtm de qnfmca orgaaica por don Gabriel
lie Ia ru ira.
I1em lie mdsea por NJ Blazquez de Villa
campa
Ii m lie fisica popular por don Gumersiado
cum /.
Idem lei aloahll por don Ricardo Marcos
Baus3
FL Rom ncero de Zlmora por dol Cesa-
REQ Fernandez Dnro
Manual de extradicci6n compiado por don
r G Santisteba.
iem arboles frutales por don f. Pla
LIEN del con 'uctor de maquinas tipograf-
cas- por Monet tomos.
Iitm lei tnndiior lie metales por . E.
3ergne
ldem de litografa por don Justo Zlrater v
don j. G ,rciA
ID m lie ceramica tomos don Manuel
Pih6n
Leo Oasti la del aho $50 al 1850, paginas
de la historic IJatria.
Manual de cerisicultura, pOr don Jose g..
lsnte
Mammal de cutivos agricolss, por don E.
Pla
'em de agnas riegos, pr don R. Iaguna
mo crlstano, enero a1ril, por ell Padre j
Oriset
Cultivo de los arboles forestse es Y de adorno,
nor don E. Pla, Ingeniero, Lcenciado en- cien
cias
Mammal de astronomis ropular, por don Ar.
bertD Bosch.
LAT milin, p'rdon Teodoro Guerrero
lie echo administrative por don Francisco
Can, maque,
Manual de minerologia, por Mufioz de Ma
dari ga
Fras celaarecs, por F. Pieatoste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
SnCGEDADES.
VIJANDE & co.
81 FO r TAI EZ 4 81.

Gia1 letras sohre as sig,bcntss plaEas J. IA
p nins' IL Isias ndyacentes nor t0',aS tgr q
da les s cortos iias de vista Tambleu = II
por TELEGRAPH cus'lniera suma sibrc 'ns mis-
mas 9lszas
A A|gec;ras, Almera Al,na&ro, Arau
Irez, Antecuera, villa. An1uiar, Aloac"te.
Acazar Alicante, AsradeN, Aicoy, Arcos dc
"A Froaters
n Barcelona, Bilbao, Radsior, Bnrros,
Riar, RaeZa.
c. Ca}Iz. r6rloba. C ruha, Cart4gDna,
CsSfeion DE- Ia Piana. Cu nc'. Cindad r 81.
Cshhorra, G&ceres. Calatay ri, Castrop'l
~ - na'niel
f. - Fl Escorisi f ija.
f - Ferrol
G = Gibraltar, Corona, Granada, Giion,
GGadalaiara.
H Huelva, Huesca, Haro
L Infan:es,
- Jarrz lie Ia Frontera. Jse7, Jauva
l. Tkrida, LNon, Logroho, Lugo, Luarcn,
Lnares, Lo4. L0rca
VI Malrid, Malaga, Marcia, Nab n, Me-
riia, Medina del Campo
y --. N0vnlla
q Ov edo Orense, 0rihuels.
p Pauplona. Palms, Paeneia, Ponteve-
drs, Pehara1ia de Bracamonte
o Qulntqaar ia 10 O-tien-
4 penS R;vadeo
s : ,,.t ,nder, Seviill, San ~eba>ti'p, Sa-
'a,n~uea. s Rtisgo, Snria, seq via.
T - Tar acou,, Terie, Trui!l". Tsisla
T IaYera de l. r ina.
-vAoncia, vAllalolii, vi 'ria, valde
paha- Vigo.
-Z}ragozn, Z,mora, zafra
Hts lSn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24

Esta ss Ia Erase que inossantementA
resuena por todos les dpgulos de ia ciu-
dad y en- efecto, ALI ,nroutrarsi,:
Elegantes visitas y ricos palet6s de-
seda para senoras ultima novedsd pa
risien]
Brocados para trajes de Stnorss
de pre- ciosisimos &C lores, Passman eria
agremanes, Aecos de seds y Avslorios,
rizados y mil objetos dc buen gusto para
adornos de traje.
Hcrmosisimos chales y fch6s 3e seda
para Srss.
Sombreros para Senoras De Ultima
novedad precios muy barstos; chaIinss
para ii a Ia moderns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-24
EfoCtOS de CriStal

Iegitimo de Bohemia 1uics casa in.
troductora de estos efeotos por privile-
gio de- los fabric antss, Ia imprents del
BOLETIN.
Sc hallarA un variadisimo y complete
surtido de tinteros escribanias y pisa
papeles del gusto mas exquisite desds
nm real 4 diez pesos.