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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-21
Daniel ShIpman's "Frontier
Fife,

Is a book of 400 pages, a history of
the early settlement of Texas, and is full
Of incidents both amusing aud thrilling.
The author will be remembered by most
of the Texas Veterans. He was III Texas
50 years up to the time of his death,
which oc urred in the fall of 1880. A
few, and the only copies of this work ex-
tant unsold, are now offered for sale at
j. S. Taft book store, under the Nc
Clelland hotel, Austin street, Waco,
Texas. Price, 81 %. OilSdlw
Gents farcy and dress shirts, the latest
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SMOKE PETERSEN'S CIGARS

Black gros grain and water stripe silk
at /. Il, ,IOrdans -OIl6tc
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Mrs. Mary Martin, of Harrisburg, Pa.
says: Il suffered seyerly from cOmplica-
ton OF female diseases; that sense of bear
ing down seemed as it would Kill me: nv
habits were very irregular nothing seem
to benefit me until tried Browns Iron
Bitters. They acted like charm, and
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25-CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements Will be inserted in this col
ulnn at the following
RATES.
Four lines or less. one time ..-......-... 20
Four lines or less, one week .-...-.. 500
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For each additional line, Five cents for first
insertion, and half price for each subsequent
insertion
forms cash. eXcept to resnlar advertlsers.
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Do you want plenty of light to examine
Gods? Do you want to be asked only
one price. Do you want to buy goods
at the lowest price? Then 60 to Levine
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~ X..l'IAS1
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MIDLAND
The Picturesque Route of Texas!
GULF. COLORADO & SAHTAFE RY.

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ES -A~ -
AIGALVESTON with Mallory Lane
oi~t,Hm,r- tor.hey west ana n d." l. on, On
Morgan Line for New OI,e"n Fin, ,'i ui,t
lula. corpus Chi!su' pIo"l's'''i' ana
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KELLU1H e. ROT1N.

Smoke the Diamond Seal Cigar
O419tr.
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Sea Breeze, the best perfume in the
market, at IL. Behren's. O4Ustt
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THE COMMERCIAL"
WACo's OLD AND POPULAR
Bar and Billiard Hail.

Enlarged, refitted, elegantly lighted and
Vehill1ted, and now the best Amounted
resort IN thu city for iirst-class bar and
billiard hail patrons. Prompt and conr-
' %"us treatment, and the best goods for
nue.-l006u a fe
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We are authorized to announce San,isel l..
Norwood as 4 candidate, subject to the demo
cratic party, for IA Office VI assessor of taxes
Tor McLennan county
We are authorized to announce VIM Lamb
ain as Il can Iiuate for assessor OftaXes, subject
10 the action OF the democracy OF McLennan
county. ~
We are authorized to announce b. C. Kinnard
IS candidate Tor assessor of taxes, subject TO
the action OF the democracy of Mpf.eunss
county.
We are authorized To announce PINK IL Pogue
as candidate tor assessor OF taxes, Me. ennan
county, subject to the action OF the county de
Inocracy .-025d&wtf
We are authorized to announce Henry \
McGhee as a candidate for assessor ofStaxes,
subject to the actiUu of the democratic prl-
marles OF McLennan county.
We are authorized To announce r. Grove
der as candidate tor assessor OF taxes, Nc
Lehman county, subject To the action Of tn
county democracy --.d&wtf
We are authorized to announce q VI. Stub
blefleid as candidate for assessor Of taxes
subject to the action OF the demnC IA icparty of
McLennan county. NoSS
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FOR AseEssOR OF TAXEs

We are authorized TO announce JONES II
Iorbett as d cahuIdate for assessor oftaNes.
subject TO the action OF the county democracy
-d&Wtf
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cry respectfully,
j. II. HARRISON,
Notice 10 Debtors

| desire to give notice to all those
WHO are indebted to me that | expect
them to come forward and make settle
ment at once. Many of the bills are
long past due, and as it requires money
to carry on an extensive business, hope
those indebted to me will make payment
and thereby save trouble.
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r. RDVERl TSERS. Lowest Rates for
advert -Ing in 1860 good newspapers
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MASONIC

The sick committee Of Waco Lodge ~, for
the ensuing month, beginning January 2s, 1882
J. X. Reese, } II Sears, L. J SClman, }. r.
Sedwick, W. b. IrlcC.
J. b. GILMER, SEC'N.
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SOCIETIES.
WACO LODGE.

Notices not exceeding three lines Will be in
serted in this column for one dollar per
month. Additional nnes IN same proper
ton. Notices uf special meetings, y cents.
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AR EXCHANGE for city property at bar
" gain. $40 acres Of fine prairie land under Il
good new fence, about - acres in cultivation,
water about II miles east OF Waco. Terms
easy. Apply to " ) Baker OF J b. GiImer
O4j5im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-24

There seems TO be a prospect that the miners
strike in the Cumberland region will be ended
next week. The strike is so mutually dIsadvan-
tageous, that both sides should now be in a mood
for compromise. 1t Is thought that the miners
viii go 10 work at the rates fixed by the eompa-
niles, with concession by the latter In the matter
Of the hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-24

The Virginia democrats begin to appreciate that
they lack organization, and that they are sadly
cyermatched In this respect by the astute
Malone. IL Is about time this fact should be-
gin TO leak through their hair
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~ oSgTFI4GIIAL.,

~ WAsHrsaroS, b. c.. June Esd. 1882.
Information has been received at this Department
nom Mr.. d. A: Mckinley, the Consul Of tho United
States st Honolulu Hawaiian Islands, Of the DEATH on
ee 2ist Of Nay 1881, ct Kahuui, Hawaii, Of MATHEW
The Legal repre1enatves Of the deceased can obtain
1nxner tnformaton by applying TO this Department It
fSEcoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
- h1gheo ea1h price, paid- Also. wstcs:es Jcwslrx.
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WHEN YOU ARE BUYING.
DON'T FORGET
THE TRUE BLUE SERGE SUITS. AT sl3.
THE GREY SERGE SUITS AT $40.
THE MOHAIR SUITS. AT s1s.
THE BLARNEY TWEED SUITS. AT SIS.
THE CALCUTTA sEERsUCKERs. AT SIS.
THE BLACK NUNS CLOTH. AT s12.5
THE BLACK SERGE SUITS AT sl25O.
THE BLACK CHEvIOT SUITS, AT SIS.
THE CUBAN DUCK SUITS ATE.
THE PIN CHECK LINEN SUITS. AT $3.50.
THE BROWN LINEN SUITS. AT $3.50.
THE SALT SACK SUITS, AT $40.
THE CRASH SUITS. AT So
THE CHEvIOT SUITS, AT $40.
THE CASHMERE SUITS, AT s1s.
THE BETTER ONES. AT Sis.
THE STILL BETTER GRADES. AT $1s.
THE FINEST GRADES, AT $40.
THE PIN CHECKS. AT s22
THE SILK TWEED SUITS. AT sa5
IF NONE OF THESE WILL SUIT YOU, BUY AN
ENGLISH SEERSUCKER SUIT
MADE CORRECTLY THEY COST So co.
MADE UP CHEAPLY THEY COST $50.
A. SAKS & CO.,
je24 316 AND 31s SEVENTH STREET.
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Among the political designations developed by
The decentralization OF parties in Pennsylvania is
that OF Cameron democrat" IL Is employed TO
define class who, calling them elves democrats
IN national matters, support the Cameron dynasty,
either from interested or personal motives, In
state contests. Some OF the friends Of Senator
Cameron, with more freedom than discretion, per-
haps, have been boasting that he can get aid
enough from the democrats TO Offset the loss OF the
independents II this be true the Cameron demo-
OTats must be numerous
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST-oN TUESDAY, 10Th INST, AT OR NEAR
IL Jurtis Building Miss Gold Bracelet, A liberal
reward if left at S405 o street northwest. It,
"A OsT-SOME LETTERS ADDRESSED TO GEN.
ASmalley, Al Wall street. New York. Please return
to 1929 Pennsylvania avenue, Office Of Col Hancock.
Reward. Its
r OST-THREE SHIRT STUDS, TWO OF THEM
IL diamonds, in small paper box. The finder viii
Office. ie22- 3ts
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lust ARRIVED HERE, MADAM DUBOIS. GREAT
% Spiritualist Medium from Paris Works electricity
on ivory. Tells true hfe past present aud future des
tiny; death; describes absent persons tells
In marrege gives good advice to ladies and gentlemen
and satisfaction 81. Office 73S 10th street. Hours, 10
q. m. TO y p. m 3e17-2ws
nR. ROBERTsoN "a GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
~ Of Maryiand). with 20 years exper1ence.-M
Special Diseases successfully treated and guar
anteed. Diseases Of Men. General Debility Seminal
Weakness, mpotency &C. Diseases Of Women Of every
nature speedy and permanent cures guaranteed Once
ass street northwest ~ street every Wednes-
day and SATURDAY, from TO pm Main ofhoe. 50 n
Liberty street. Baltimore, Correspondence and con-
sultations strictly private and confidential Refers to
the leading physicians Of Baltimore. 5si5-sm
VILLAH, THE WONDERFUL ORIENTAL vEILED
~ cAtrvoyaut whose power In healing the giCk, and
knowledge Of the pest present and future Of peoples
HIVES he's eson1ahed al Europe. Can be seen q z D
street northwest Hours. p. M 70 p. M. AHA
trouble cal and consult hor. te5-ows
IHME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS on
WI LIFE. Anbuinom cuQhdautik Ladies and Co.
nemen 50 Giants each. l06 i stres6 bseWeen tth 80
9Th streets northwest Nl-Aw~
nOCTOR ;. B. (iARDNKR LATE SURGEON 10
IL the q. 8. RcoEd Hospital can b c0ngu1l1d pH>
vatey, b lstbef or n person 8 fHb ohuEehs x1tex
county, Va. curo warranted ~
+ OOK! LOOKli
lRopT. ths Hst.sz. No. Sls llA s,rsuk - 80.
HAS, The Aaeht cemdmace weefa11s (D%R1
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STILL TIE RUSH CONTINUES AT THE
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
Caused by satisfied buyers recommending their friends
have no time TO lament the wickedness Of
gures leaving 70 the Intelligent people Of Washing
to judge OF the quality and make up of garments
PARTIAL LIST OF BARGAINS:
for blue Blue FEASSE SUIT SUIT worth worth S. sl
s5 Tor y AGHT 10Th s SHTT worth So
Sun ssrth So so'i worth $780,
for s. Blue aud white LINEN Sfssp s91rs worth 49,
5oe.; 5Ss. s. sl:25. for white DUCK VESTS worth
to- sT ssHs ; sS r 1ns PANTS
g 81 fg e. bEYE ELA t s GoATs worth
sio fo1 splendid cassiMERE and caE sS 81 SUITS
81 for light solored English SERGE COAT and VEST
50 for ans BLACK DRAp D. ErE COAT and VEST
$40. % for 9pe BLACK DRAp 2, ETE COAT and VEST.
e s2ss saSSS s. .s
JUST RECEIVED.
An elegant line of Clothing for BOYS from to IS
years. at flower prices than ever.
OUR MOTTO;
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers at the
MSFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND SITS. Jena
i Fan LADIES
II May speedily become
PLUMP AND FAIR.
P1ain home ireatnAnk
4n1AinMp1 ~ per1e1lGnE
a.,....,,1 III ZalE s.: -. S.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL FIFTY PIANOS
Both Square and Upright of all the leading makes
rent by the month quarter; rents applied on pur
chase. F. q. SMITH,
je15-3w 11O3 PennsyIvania ayenne
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IYoR LONG LEASE OR sALF-a NEATLY FIyR.
nished Houee # nine rooms; bath and cellar: o,en
crates speaking tnbes plenty Of water. Gall 1t 1915
street northwest je24- Inn
vroR SAI.E-A THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE,
on % street northwest SIS. 900. part cash: also.
small Farm TO exchange for city property; viii assume
small incumbrance- Address Boxs Star once. e2S-Sts
EoR sALE-A MAT SIX ROOM HOUSE, MAR
II the Government Printing offce; terma 500 cash.
balance $40 per month. Address r L. H. Star ofce.
ECoR SALE BEAUTIFUL REsIDENCF-FLF-
CANT STORY Brick. l<l6 9Th street northwest nine
rooms besides bath ROOM perfectly dry cellar; modern
lmprovements 19 feet by l20. 81. 600 cash. balance
easy payments Inquire ON premises. my3l -2m
Tor sALE-PRETTY HoMEs-oNLY TWO LIFT
OF those beautiful three-s story Queen Aone stys)
houses on street near 18th: thoroughiy built fin
isned In hard wood; beautiful nei9hborhood. price.
Wu on easy terms. Also. 3-story and back building
Brick House. ii rooms modern throughout; i'm beau-
ful neghborhood. adjacent TO Iowa Circle S. $50.
on easy terms. TO immediate purchaser. Also hand
some S-story press brick front Houae. brown etone
tnmminss II rooms; nice concrete cellar: al modern
improvements, near Thomas Circle; priceL 81 OO0
W. T.. BURFORD Ills street northwest my2g
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SHEET

AT
Ct I: ! EH n :;
for Gentlemen from 65 cents up.
for Ladies from S. % up.
BATHING SUITS
for Misses from to 16 years.
BATHING SUITS
for Boys from to 16 years.
from five cents up.
BATHING SHOES
for Ladies. Gentlemen and Children.
for Gents and Boys.
YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS.
YACHTING AND BICYCLE SHIRTS,
for Gents and Boys, at
E l. /; II =;
ie2s 4le SEVENTH STREET.
GREAT CLEARING-oUT SALE.
TkksMMEsP9Us GUNNER sTMAEk s sToGk,,
SELLING SELLING 9 9EE SHEAF'
At A. STRAUSS,
At A. STRAUSS,
s ss3 F REESSSsXEyASEA AVENUE AVENUE:
NEAR NEAR TENTH TENTH STREET STREET.
Cal aud see how we have put put things down
We are determined to clear our counters
we are determined to Clear our counters
81 81 the the Entirs s stock
OF MEMS AND BOYS
FINE FINE E EEABT: MsBE e et9THESs
THE THE VERY VERY BEST BEST e Gtss SESTS
EVER M MABE " u:
We selling Better Goods,
For Less Money.
For Less Money,
Than ANY Other Clothing House.
Than Any Other Clothing House,
Ard Now Offer
And Now Offer
THE VERY VERY B BAEGAISs
T To be be found found in s city, city,
B BAEGA1Ssi BARsAISs
ss G Gooss an, AMID gss Store in the CITY
A. STRAUS,
A. STRAUS,
s go F EHESSSs7EyASIA AVENUE AVENUE:
,eas-1m Near Near Tenth enth street street
THE GREAT REVOLUTION
NJ L LII E Y.
THE GREAT MARK DOWN BY THE KING OF THE
MILLINERS AT
KINGS ACE,
NOTE Our PRICES:
Real Black French CHIP HATS. at &c., 7oc and 75c.,
sold formerly from 81 to 81. so.
THOUSANDS OF PLUMEs
Plumes in White Cream Leghorn, Black, Blue Shaded
and Pink at 75c.. ST. 81 25 and 81 80 only sold for
merly at 81.
DIES HATS,
In Leghorn, Milan. Tuscan and Porcupne-the latest
fashionable shapes.
FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
RIBBONS
the very best in Satin, Silk Surah Watered and Gros
Grain.
LACES.
An extensive stock of Oriental and Spanish Lace Fchus
SCARFS.
GLOVES.
LINEN LISTERS.
And Black English TABLE GRAPE.
u All Goods mentioned must be sold before rebuild
ing All we ask is. give us call before purchasing,
ascertain our prices. and you are sure to buy.
REMEMBER
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WANTED-ROOMS.

"ANTED-A WELL-FURNISHED ROOM. IN AN
eligible quarter Of the city, where occasional visits
CT friend viii not be noticed. Address, with psrtcu
lars. including price, RALPH Star office. IT.
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CwEEPING REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPART
- MENTS.

NJ E w ks
Floating Matter OF the Air. by John Tyndall, FRS
81. SO. Ants, Bees and Wasps. by Sir John Lubbock
Inter Scie Series. 81; Appleton's Summer Resorts
new edition. paper, so cents; Anne, by Con-
stance Fennimore Wooson. SIPS; California for
Health. Pleasure and Residence, new edition. thor.
cughly revised by Charles Nordhoff, 81. Dickens
by Adolphas " Ward Is cents; Paladin of Finance:
81. Aschenbroede ''No Name Series, 81. Reverend
Idol. novel. $l.50. The Diseases of Memory by Tn.
Rbot Inter- Sci. Series 81 50' Errors in the Use of
English By VIM. b. Hodgson. so.
FRANCIS b. MOHUN,
je24 l0l5 PENNSYLVANIA AyENrrr
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A NDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS
REDUCED FROM 45c. TO 37Hc.
32-ineh wide SCOTCH GINGHAMs. at 25c, former
price size.
from 35c. to 25c.
Figured French SATINES at TIC. and SOC.
Pure LINEN LAWNS at 25c., former price 37hc.
French BATISTES. a. Csc. reduced from 3Oc
~, Mar Down Prices" on PARASOLS and EN-
Rare Bargains in SUMMER SILKS, FOULARD
SILKS and BLACK GRENADINES.
Ladies' BLACK Isle HOSE at 81,
Ladies' BLACK SILK HOSE at 50.
MOUSQUETAIRE KID GLOVES, from 81 to So so.
Ola PONGkES.
Novelties" in SILK. WOOL. LINEN and COTTON
WHITE GOODS" at popular prices.
SHETLAND and CHUDDA SHAWLS.
Elegant assortment of choice SILK FABRICS for
midsummer Wear, p" Black Spanish Lace NETS.
FLANNEIS for Bathing Suits.
LADIES' LINEN and MOHAIR BUSTERS.
"a PLAIN FIGURES, CHOICE GOODS AND COR
RECT PRICES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-05
los r R E S!

Tres peri6dicos retormistas hay
en- esta ciudad de San Juan, distin-
tos en- ell nombre, uno en- la esencia,
y los tres vienen montados en- cole.
ra, tronando, como energdtoaeuos, con-
ira el BoLETIN y la Ju'st0 magma del
partido, cuyo 6rgano y cuya repre-
seutaci0a somos nosotros. Espec-
taculo digoo de hombres que estiman
gu propio decoro, de periodistas que
conoceE !, noble mission de la prensa,
de escritores que saben inspirar sus
peasanientos en- Ia verdad, en- la ra.
z6n y en- la justicia /! Buena ma
uera de respetar y hacer que Sc
respete ell ejercicio de esos derechos
por que aver tanto Sc afanaron ellos,
para entregarlos hoy al menosprecio
de su critica iLsustancial
Mas clio, al fin, es una buena
seflal de que el BoLETIN cumpIe con
su deber, y de que la memorable
jst'at0 ha trastorDado los aviesos pla-
nes de unos y defraudado las absur-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-05
TIENE RACIA.

La tieue, = muy singular, ell 81
guiente sueitecito que nos dedica
Ey AsinaiHst0
Gel BoLErIN, al batir pslmas por Ia
iupta dol "a, dice entire otras cosas Ia
que sigue:
8" Dig igamos al Rsy, digamos q la Pa
tria, digsmos la provincia que no en-
balde pusieron en- nosotros 81 con6sn-
"a, nos honrsron con el dictado envi.
diabIe de hIjos predilectos r
"L)s hiios pre iilectos Pues basta
que 10 olga el BoLETN. Oada loco con
su tema.
"Lo que 80 le ha o.vidsdo al BoLE'
TIN es 81 gobierno. Nj una palabra lie
dice y ESQ que ccnstantemente esta
proclamando su adhesion q todos los
&C biernos vigentes.
TQa@ oIviio, ST., que oivido T.
Y q nosotros Sc nos ocurre pre-.
guitar: ! Sera este carload, 8 en-
vida y pesar del bien ajepo? A
ser cierto lc dltimo, podlamos re.
cordar aquello del poderoso Espar-
tafilardo que llevaba por empresa
en- el escudo una esparraguera con
letras que decian. " Rastre0 ma
suerte."
De todos modos seutimos muy de
veras la inocente ligereza del colega
que pide para el senior Gobernador
nuestras honori6cas menciones. Pier
da cuidado, que, cuando sean de ra-
z6n y de justicia, no lie faltardn de
este tenemos dadas pruebas en- mas
de uua OCCASION, sin que para clio
nos haya sido necesario celebrar pri-
nero In acto, y ponernos luego en-
fromqWiQ. Tome ell colega, 81 le
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-05

Podemos participar a nuestros lee.
torres, especialmente d los del distri-.
to de Caguas, que, segdn telegrama
iirigido desde Madrid por ell senior
General SAM a. nuestro distinguido
amigo y coretigionario, senior Vatdes,
de dAto-grande, es. va IN hecho con.
sumado Ia creacion del jazgado en-
dlcoo punto, shabieadoss include en-
el presupuesto que acaba de ser
aprobado la partiia necesaria al efec-
to de su instalacl6a. lgnoramos aun
los pueblos que comprendera Ell nue.
vo partido, pero suponemos que se-
ran los mismos que comprend1a an
teriormente, sin perjuicio de otros
Juzgados.
Estan, pues, cumplidos los deseos.
de varios pueblos, y justo es consig-
uar que Sc debe ese importante ser.
vicio q las activas gestiones del be.
nem@rito senior General Sanz cerca
del gobierno de la Nacio1, con cuyo
motive felicitaInos q todos cordial.
mente, tanto mas cuanto que seme.
.jante medida venfa empleandose co.
mo arma electoral reciente por algu-
nos, que, 81 fueron faciles para pro-
meterla, no serfan capaces de conse.
guirla. s,3 s1x95..z 3.s<.zLu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-05

gusta, el incensario ); nuestro en-
blema sera siempre la balanza de
Themis y NADIA mas.
A prop6sito va que H Asinai1is-
ia Sc presenta en- ell estadio de la
prensa animado de tan buenos de.
seos, ! quiere teaer la bon lad de re-
solvernos ia siguiente pregunta !?
/ Es Kcito, equitativo, nj decoroso
siquiera, el que un edificio pdblico,
que cuesta a los pueblos de la pro-
vincia sesenta 6 setenta pesos mea.
suales, Sc destine q otros usos que a
los de su instruction? Esto pregun-
tamos, porque hemos visto con es-
candalo pdblico que cierto asinsizista
de tonao q lonso Sc ha asinsiIado di-
cho edi6oio, en- ell cual Sc pasea, Sc
g11 noticias, gratis ct omore y d sus
anch IS, que no son cortas. Y cuenta
que para poco mas sirve ell asimizo.
do edi6 ,io, y que, por otra parte, el
gratuito inquilino es fuucionaric de
perendegues, que disfrut' pigiie
sueldo.
Esto preguntamos, y, 81 ES Asinai'
hsta no nos resuelve satisfActoria-
;nente la question, nos vsremos en-
la necesidad de volver 4 proponerla
de nuevc, reso'viendola por nuestra
cuenta.
Esto no tiene que YER Goa la grG.
csa que dijimos al principle, pero tie
ne que yer con la mas recta admi-
nistraci6n de los intereses provincial
les, de los que no dudamos sea
ceioso defensor ell nuevo periodico