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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-14
COMUNICADOS.
Vieques, 4 de Julio de 1882.

Vieques, 4 de Julio de 1882.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Muy Sr. nuestro:
Dignese V. dar publicidad en- el 20.
ri6dico que con tanto scierto dirige, al
que q continuation se ex.
press; por 10 que le dan snticipadsmen.
to las gracias g. s. G. B. s. M.
Tdrios Oec;ros.
Dsspedids.
La isla de Vieques esta de luto.
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Circulo Mercantil.
Exoxo. ss. aoBrasADos GENERAL


Dan Francisco Blst6n Cort6n, Pre-
sidente del "Circulo MsrcantiI de
Puerto R,co, anita Y. q. con la Consiie.
raci6n debida expone que uno de los
fines que 90 propusier0n los comercian.
tss 8 industriAles 81 con stituir el " Cir.
cuIo MeYcantiI A" fu6 remover de nm
modo Mcil = expedite loS obstaculos
que pudiersn oponerse, en- toda clase
de ssferas, al desarrollo , prosperidad
de sus industrias y obtener pronta ius-
ticia de todos Los sgrsvios que pudie.
ran inferirssles On 10 relative 81 eierci.
clio de las mismae.
Hs aquf la causs por que esta Pre-.
sidencia Sc dirige hoy reSpetuosamente
aV. e. en- soliclsud de justicia. ya que
una circular de ID 1utendencis de ests
Provincia here dc una manera eviden-
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ColoCacion-

Ell que suscribe desea colocarse, de
dependiente de mostrador d otro cusI
quier oficio, sabe leer y escribir.
Para irformes dirigirse 8 Ricardo
OhAo. Gale del Sol n1mero. ".
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Nombrados {:

Nombrados
Oicial g. conta a1or.vista de Ia ad.
ministracion de Vleques don Cecilio
Lujan.
Iotefventor de la Ordenaci6r de Pa.
Cos, por cessntia de don Francisco
Ac ,sta, don F,aDcisco Javisr ds Leon.
Oic.sl L. DO ia OontAduris general dc
H oleuds don jose Oharbonler y Pa
saiagua.
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Dspgio De vilos, lSres, stites, vinsgrss
u conseruas de tod1s classes
DALMAU " CAN'T,
42.-sAN FRANCISCO. -42.

Tienen el gusto de avisar al p6blico
haber reformado completam ante el es-
tablecimiento y aumsntado los articulos
del detalle de una manera considerable,
encontrandose hoy q la sltura de los
principales en- 81 clase.
ESPECIALIDAD EN- WHO'S NAOrONALES.
Estam2a 2amos precios y classes de los
vinos mas usuales, los que recomenda.
mos por ser puros = de legltima produc-
cion.
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GACETA De HOY.

Rsal orden iuoluyendo la convocato.
ria de oposlci6n las cstsdras del Ias-
tituto civil de esta provincis, dotadas
con ei sueido anual d. 1900 pesos.
Los ejeroicios 80 vs;lticafan On M4-
dri1 On la forma prsvenlda en- el Re.
giamento de q te abril de 1875.
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Para las l\ICaldlaS.

Talonarios para prsstaeionss y demss
documentos que deben ll3var las Alcal.
dias con srregio al Reglamento.
En- Ia imprauta del BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-14

Unicos agentes para toda la isla del AQUA
MINERAL natural purgante de RubiRat, premia.
da en- cuantss ex 0osiciones 50 HI presentado,
Y Gltimamente obtuvo en- la Exposition Bal.
neo6gica de FRANKFORT la primera medalla de
orc.
Sc hala de venta en- las principa.es farma-
cias de la isla.
Papel para Gig .rrillos m area OABALLO
Papsl espahol ds Il, 2", )" y4a biauco y
ravad0 nraciOs lin tadOS
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Nota. Los preus de Is garrafons son cen.
90 I embas, ab gArraf6 y tot valea as centaas I
Atenci6 -S admetan abonats (QMe pa.
cada dia 10 vi domiclli
Segons sia 10 gastu que fas6n cada mas. !.
los farem una rebaxa aIs praus, rebaixa ono
sera convinguda aproporci6 de! gastu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-14

Los prscioS de los garrafone' SO entiende
devolvienlo ell envase, con envase aumentan
Is centavos
Atensi6n !-Se admiten abonos por ounce.
mas por me4es, sirv6ndose dla lam snts ei
vino al dOnicilio de los seiiores abOaad ~.
Sag1n el consume mensua que hagan SO
les hara una rebaja On los precios, rsDaia que
sera proporcionada y conventional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-14

Jamones de Westphalia, gallegos anne
ricauos.
Lenguas carne ahumada.
Jamon y carne de st. Louis conservada el
latas, para comer, enfriada al hielo.
OStiones en- salmuera.
Ma .teQuilla dhnesa de y q lb.
Sar1inas sin espinas, la5as grandes.
Aceitunas maozanillas superiores en- latas
Gun ,tes gar afo 1citos.
battles Y fruta3 abrill tntadas.
Jaleas st. James surtilas.
AZucar pit6l, central l. e" 2. y masca
baIo.
Sirops de frutas europeas.
Pates u foe grds, pordlz, almora, codo1
niz etc. etc.
Peti5s Pois con mantequilla al natural
Frutas en- su jugo surti las.
Vinos tintos generosos de todas clasei
EI tan reuom orado y superior vim
miado con IN diploma de honor, dos n
plata y tres de orc, On las exposicionss
orc, en- Ia gran Elk posiclon U Uaivsrsal
genuine tai como 10 acondlcion ell exr
Los favores que el p1bllco puerto
tando hAcia este establecImiento, son
nunca desmentida fama.
Puerto-Rico, J1nio "a da 1882,
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Soils agets per tona I isla d. II Aipua Mi-
neral Nltural Purgan de Rubinat recompou-
sada en- totas las expoSicions que "a presentat
yper 6ltim ha obtingat en- exposition d. Az
guar de Francfort Ia primera medalls d or. b.
La venan los millors aputacaris do T. isIa. .Ss~a
Pare per cigarretS do 10 marca CABALLa. !
Pap6 de oarba l9 2. 3e blanch
rallat preuS limitats. -.
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Dipodt d vins,lsprs, oils, 1insgrs
y cusservas de totGs n,en0s
DALMAU Y CAN'T.
42.-sAN FRANCESCA. IA.

Tsnen I gast d. avlss al p6blich ha.
be renovat totslmsnt / establiment y
aumentat los articles del msnudex "a
una msuera abundant, trobause avuy al
nivell de Is primers establiments de %
c!ase.
EsPEOIALrTAT EN- WINS NACIoNALs.
Pusem preus = calitats de Wins que
mes Sc consumsn = los recomanem per
que son purs y d bona part.
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FONT z RossELLo.
Ell COLllADO
FRANCIsGo FAURA
Vnos, IcoreS, acees consUrVlyy Vinagros etc.. etc

Este establecmiento marcha
case is iacndo refm
de artcuos de ECONOMA EQULDAD prscc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-14

Salchichas, mortadella, nabos, zanahorias
y alverjas el latas.
Vim Ds fr4nceses desde el m6dico St. ju.
Lien ga oarrus, hasta 81 superior Ohambertin
de Bourgogne.
Oarne salAdl por libras llamada de famiiia
Vino Vermout1, Maizena,, Duryea's.
Anchoas, Encurtldos y aloaparras en- VI
nagre.
Oognac, Otard, Duply, Boiteau, Gamar.
que Ousenler y Helue5sy.
Ltcores Lafaurie, Rambeam Cuseni0r.
Extracto MeDig esparragos.
Lorrain. 80 : =.
Quesos, gruyer, patagrAs, bola mallor.
quln muy frescc.
! Cigarrillos tabacos de la HabanA dc les
mejores marcas. - i
ALELLA de Masin Pladellorens. pre-.
9nciones honorlficss, ssis medailas de
de M4drid, y & mas msdalla de-
Paris de 1878; Sc vsnde aqul puro '
ssado cosech sro. -
quano hA dispens ado, y sigue aumen.
mejor garantla de su buen cr6dito '
RANOI5OO FAURA. iul.8
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NJ hay terminus habiles para cum
plir 10 que la Iatenuencla ordena desde
81 momento que 50 admit, como esta
AdMltldo, que puedsu utiiiEArss los IL
bros SutorizAdos antes del 1.o de Eue-
70 de 1882. Esos ibros no puedeu
preseutarse para ser autoriza los de
nu5vo por que no podria cumplirse 10
que ei artlcu,o 40 del Oodigo de conner.
olo ordena. 81 se presentan los tales
ilbros q la autorldad judicial con el OBJ.
jeto indiCado no podra squ@Ila hacer
otra cosa que negarse voiverlos q au.
torlxar; prlmero porque estan "a auto
Iiza1Os, y segundo porque no podr
cumpilrse el Hrticulo 40 lei Oodlgo de
ComerclO que or iona pDner IL nota re.
fsrlda On Ia prlmers fila del iibro. 7
debe notarse que es Ia autoridad judi
ciai qalen debe hAcsr ei cobro del i'm
puesto = qua Ia 11str ucci6n no hA dero'
gado, vi mo di6cado 10 ,msndado por el
C0dlgo de comerclo, slno que 90 ha
fundado en- sus ilsposiclonss aiiaiien.
do una condiclon mas para la expedi.
ci0a de Ia noCa Msnclonad8.
81 ei pago Dol lmpuesto oeDe acredl'
tsrse con ol CertlhoAuO do ia autorldad
judicial y no pu9de obtenerss til certi.
fcado respecto los llbros ya rubrica.
dos, claro es que no hay t6rminos habi.
lea do cumpilr 10 que la 1atendsnoia or.
dena.
No se 6je ls raz6n en- ESQ, pero det@n
case On otro g6nero de consideraciones
= habra que concluir afrmando que es
un impossible legal 10 que ordena la Ia
tsudencla. SuPongase que no estuvle
ra escrito el artiCulo 40 del O6 iigo dc
Oomercio, supougase que on c.saI4uiel
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-07
Severance Utems.

Mr. Miller has his lumber yard about transferred
to the new location. lie will have a fine place. and
will carry a larger stock than ever.
Mr. Lyons, of Steele City, Neb.. i. the night opera
tor ut this point, vice Goghan. relieved.
Mr.. J. S. Drake started for n three months visit
to his old home in New York. Sunday. The
young people turned out nasse. to bid him good
bye, and many tears shed in secret at his de-
parture.
extended trip East.
G.. H. Robb Lost a fine horse, some time ago. Some
one rode him off.
The Literary Society is in very fiourishing con
dition and its debates are largely attended. The
next question is, .Resofrod That th-r- is a natural
order Of mental development"
Mr.. S. +. Brown has sold his stock Of groceries 10
a Mr.. Chrisman. Of Missouri.
Our millers, Messrs. Franklin & Friek, will, next
week. put in a set Of rollers, and thereafter manu-
facture flour by that process. They two enter
prising gentlemen and mean 10 keep mp with the
times
VIII. Stewart is absent East, Attending brother,
Who is very sick.
Our corn crop is beginning to move and the buy
very busy.
Several little rackets in town. and in connection,
prompt attendance upon the Police Judge.
Marshal Dixon is a good one, but he is big that
he can be seen at q great distance. thus allowing
parties to skip. occasionally. Move sideways Frank.
Mr.. n. l. Springer is quite sick. with cold.
Thomas vigus wishes to inform the public that he
keeps everything found in irstelass harness shop,
and 10 selling small profits. and invites every
one needing anything in his line to give him call.
Those who indebted to him. he wishes settle,
if possible. before the year, as his books must
h. slcsed h. I.f lsSl
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rrsserc.rs. o. .hc c,n.,,r ,..ara.

B"ard inrt AaHaas. Drc.,,brr ia. rrrseEt. COM
naissioners Leland. si'n;ssy ar.i Fcfrr. County
sierk Ao-se. aud Sii. riff Bairy.
The report of the viewrTs a.pi .SsFyrscr m the
raad peiiiion-d for by ". II. foFhe, and ,,hers,
was received. and then, l-ing no ssriozs objection
presented it was srlsred tini the road ~ establish
ed AVID opened, as surveyed
The report Of the viewers on the read pctitioned
for by Luke Glen, and others was received and ap-
proved. and the road established. and ordered open
ed.
Ordered that Samuel Auderson be allowed 10 re-
deem the south half Of southwest quarfer of the
southwest quarter Of section % township 4. range
~ from the sales for tazes for the years Is77-s9-
sol-a. for the en1a Of 30. If paid in Unity days
On the petition o. many voter residing in the vi
ciuity, it ordered that voting precinct be es-
tablished al East Norway. in Wolf River Township
The report Of the examiners of the County Treas
urer's Office received, approved, and filed.
Ordered that T. p. shuisky be authorized To at
tend to the repairing of the Severance bridge.
Ordered thGt tine private road pe,iion-tI for by
Branson Ridge be established, .aid Ridge having
paid the costs and damages.
Board adjourned. Monday evening. to meet on
Monday, January let, 1888
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Severance Pick.Vns,

The pleasant weather are fnvored with Mt pres
ent. affords splendid opportunity for the farmers
to gather in their corn crop. A great many are
through, and prepared for winter. The gra
men are handling grea, amnunt: the elevators are
kept running all the time.
" L. Springer is very sick. at present writing
DIR. leigh, Of Highland, is the attending physician
Mrs Fred. Harpst-r, who has been very sick. for
come time past. has about recovered.
Mrs. b. p. Curtis. of Rocks County. is ut present
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. George .Iones and family. who have been Wis
iting friends in this vicinity for the past six weeks
left. Monday last. for their home in Las Vegas New
Mexico.
At the last regular meeting of King Lodge. No.
lt4 !. O. o. F., the following officers were elected.
to serve for the ensuing year to wit: s l. Newton,
". G.; John Has,: V. g.; f, r. westfall. Scc.; J. A.
Campbell, Treas.
Lost. Friday evening last. pocket-book. eontsin-
ing s2S. The finder will be literally rewarded by
returning il to the owner. Mr.. Sesman Russell
Mr.. Charles +. Miller has recently returned from
the North, where he has been making extensive pur-
chases of lumber lie ordered fifty car loads for his
trade at Severance.
Mr.. Arch. yand-vere. of Whiting dropped in up
on US, Sunday last. lie is looking we'll. aud owns
one Of the best farms in Atehisou County
Jim Drake, one OF the bovery boy, of New York
City, took the train. Sunday last, and judging from
the large crowd Of young ladies that escorted him
to the depot, gave evident proof Of his tender quail
ties
Charley Miller was in the train smash-up near
Kansas City. Sunday last. sud came homo with
black eye, and a jammed-up hand.
The festival given at the ". Z. Churca. Thanks
giving night. was grand success, over go being
Melted on the occasion. The crowded house was
entertained by some music. which. from the ap-
plause. gave evident proof that il highly appre
cisted- The music presented by Misses Ola and
Ollie Harpster deserves especial praise. These
young ladies aged respectively - years. ard we
doubt whether their unsral talents are surpassed
in the County.
Died. GU Wednesday, November 22i. at her home,
about four miles northeast Of Severance Mrs Sarah
Jane Bayne. in the 18th year Of her age. The sub
jet II this notice born in Kentueky, moved to
DonPhan County about seventeen years ago, and
is the fifth child to die from that fatal disease cor
sumption. Mrs. Baynr an accomplished wo-
man, highly esteemed by all who know her She
leaves. to mourn her loss, sir children viz RoIie
Maggie, Lyman, James, Blanche. and Daisy. The
entire community sympsthize with them, in the
hour of their sad affection. ODTssEr
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Obffuary.

Dad nj Consumption. Mrs SARAH JANE BXrS
aged 3 years, . moEths and days The decesss
wa Torn n Laru- County. Kentucky. and hal resi-
ell at her Pissani and happy home Wolf River e
moFe tLsn twenty years. She calunly and peaceftIl
P.Issed away, Wednesday, November I'D. 1885,. lea
ing six Hox orphan children to mourn the loss of a
ever kind and iDdulgeut mother. The funeral seEs
ees were conducted by Rev. Joseph Mayou of Higl
land after which the remains laid to rest in ii
Highland Cemetery. The remaining members Of th
family have the sympathy of lsrge eircl
Of friends and neighbors.
Your hearts grow sad and your tears fan fast.
As you think Of the much loved one;
And 'tis hard for the stubborn heart to say.
Dear Father, Thy win be done"
Dear friends. how join in your sorrov:
She too was dear friend of mine;
And though deeply mourn, YET know
Ny sOrrVw Is nothing to thine.
De eomforted. dear. stricken friends;
In the Father above place your trust;
Though with soTrUw He often doth wound rs
Yet He ever proves righteous and just
Though the shadow of death is around vi.
OF dear earthly friend we're bereft.
Yet God, in Hi. infinite mercy,
Oae comforting thought has left.
Uneven and rough is the road Of lifr
With SORROW and care thiekly sown;
But your mother is happy in Heaven,
Where anguish and grief are unknown
Then trust in Gods infinite goodness
And be oomforted by His love;
When lies stormy battle is over,
You will meet with your mother above
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Rjsu.

AvlLUABLE WoRK.-We have a large supply Of
Dr. Kendalrs book, The Horse and His Diseases,
me Of the most valuable works for farmers to be-
found 1t is book of 100 pages containing iIlustra-
tons showing the appearance Of the horse in every
disease or ailment to which he is subject. and by
which any person can tell what complaint is affect
ing sick horse II also contains directions for the
treatment of all diseases. snd recipes for making all
kinds Of medicines used in treating horses.
We have copies Of the work in English, German.
and French. Every subscriber Of the Chisf who has
already paid in advance. or who may hereafter pay
IN advance, will he presented with copy Of THE
book in the language he prefers, by calling at the
sfi.e and Supplying for it, sending three cent
postage stamp to have it mailed to him. Persons
.ct Subscribers, can procure copies for . cents.
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From the OneOnta Press, n. Y.
opsopr. N.n York Ian. srh. Is.

UneontA New York. jan oth, ISL
Early last Nessrs d. j. Kendall Co.. of Rnos-
burgh Falls Vt. made with tho Publishers OF
the sss for half column advertisement for year set
ting forth the merits Of ksndals SPAWN Cure At the
time secured from the firm quantity Of books
entitled DR. kendalls Treatise the Horse aud his Dis-
which giving to advance paying subscribers
TO the Fress q premium
About the the advertisement appeared this
paper Mr. p. G. Schermerhorn who resides Coers
had spawned horse. He read the advertisement and
concluded TO test the efficacy Of the remedy although his
friends lAu ghrd his creulity He bought bottle Of
kendalls SPAWN Cure and commenced using II the
horse in accordance with the directions ani he informed
th:= week that IL effected such complete that
expert hOrsrman who examined the animal r-crny could
Ind trace Of the SPAWN the place where had been
located Mr.. >chermerhOFn has since secured . Of
Kendas Treatise the Horse and his Diseases which he
prizes very highly and would be 10th part with any
price provided be could obtain another copy So much
for advertising reliable articles
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lis The CouRT AsLEEPT'-Durins the trial of the
recent niger ease" from Elwsod, in which Ger
tain colored roughs arrested for ''stuIbin de
service oh de Lawd." the examination Of witnesses
became very tedious. with very much Of a ssmeness
much so. that the Justice gradually let his head
fall back against the wall and was soon lost in OBJ
livion. During the examination. point of law was
raised, and Colonel Johnston made lengthy and
learned argument, then sat down, to await the rul-
ing OF the Court. No reply coming for long time,
tho Colonel eaut.usly pecred at the Justice, then
rising, Numbered forth in excited voice: Great
God, is the Court asleepl" The Court woke up.
about that time.
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Rrenuer Hens

Corn huskin. and corn hauling are all the 60,
around this section. Our heaviest growers zre
Jake Hamilton. II. Seeley, n. V. Hsrgi.. and the
Often Brothers.
E. Hineklry. successor to Cook & Hinekley, re-
ports trade being far better. this fall than it
last
Literary Society was organized at the Rock
Greek sehoai hou-e. and held the fret meeting on
last Saturday evening.
There was preaching a; the Brush Greek church,
Sunday and Monday. One Ct the preachers il a
wstuan.
The folks around Bremen will have Christmas
tree at the Rork Greek school house- All the sur
rounding nsighborhoods are invited To take part
with us. by being prrsenf. and also by hanging
few prrseBfs ON the tree. for their friends
John Hargis. after a severe spell Of pneumonia. is
able to be in s-i DOL.
Shooting match ut Brrnner, ne1t Saturday; ten
golblers 10 he sacrificed.
Jack HsrEis has bought the Blood property, at
BrenDer. and Eow occupies the same.
A singing club has becn organized in this neigh
borbood. under the management Of Misses Ida
otten and Ella Scott. They held very pleasant
meeting. Thursday evening of last week, At the
residence Of ". Y. Hargis- They meet next week.
at Mare Cslp's.
Rock Greek school crowded. cosrs
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Died, in White Cloud, Kansas, after brief ILL.,
ness, November eth, 1882, CHARLES r., youngest
son of Alonzo and Mary X. Frost, aged thirteen
mouths.
Again the shadow of Azraels wing has fallen dark
upon the threshold, and earth born bud has been
transPantcd, to bloom in paradise. For the lost
one lit is we'll" and through this change we are
again Taught the lesson that whom the Gods love
die young" The Eternal One has declared his love
for the innocent child. proclaimed that of such is
His Kingdom, and but feel that. in tax
ing TO his rest that in his infant beauty and
loyrlin-ss fifty known only Sunshine lie
has thouchtfnly selected from the jewels Of earth
one Of the brightest to beautify His Clasp
ing in his diEpled hands the fading flowers Of the
fading year-fowers that speak to us of earthly de-
cay but promised immOrfality-and with sad tears.
even at the brief parting the loved laid TO
his rest brncath the gently falling snow, while the
soft winds whispered his requiem in the fond belief
that what We call death is only trsnstiou-thst lie
wis simply born 10 a higher life.
Then. weep for thnse whom the veil Of the tomb
In lf-'s eariy morning. has hid frum eyes
Ere sin cast bill ht or the spirits glad bloom,
Or earth had pIufaned what born fer the skies"
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

Columbana. Ohio. Dee. 18th, Iss0.
B. J. KENDALL Co., Gcnts:-You will lind below
commentator ffUm expressnan. We sell hendalla
SPAWN Cure and find all who Il pleased with H.
You may send advertising matter and few nice
cards with them CONLEY KING.
B. J. KENDALL Co.. GeRts. I'll usiRg your SPAWN
Cure for bone SPAWN bought OF COnley King Drug
giss ColumbiAna, Ohiol find just the thing
SPAWN the lamenesz has all left and by further
% the Cure look for the lump leave The
tie worth TO ten times the cost.
Yours truly. FRANK BELL
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-12-07
MONEY TO LOAN.

81. H"mP-on Is prepared 90 loan
money TO she Farmer. Of Donipt,ap
County on long time. nt per cent. I'm.
teress. and n reasonable commission.
Money may be paid before due. and
stop Interest. II the borrower chooses
No delays in frrnishing fir money. y"
sworn npprGi -emr7s or application
required. Gail on him NJ the Office Of
Register sr gbrctI-, M i.,c Court lsou-".
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