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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-03
suclEpAp ANoqlNI
CREDITO MECANTII.
s. Juan Puerto Rico. -
coNvooAToRIA a JUNTA GENERAL

(
En cnmplimento de 10 que rrevienen lot
artfcnlos 46 de los Estatutos y 1870 del regla-
mento general de esta Sociedad, SO convota .A
los accionistas para la quinta Junta genera
ordinaria que debera cele brarSe ell ~ de mar
20 las II del diH en- los Ealones del Casino
Espa6ol de esta ciudad, para ell ex&menzsGlt
las cuentas y balance del quinto sfio kocial s
tratar &c todos los particulares que requiefan
ell mejor servcio de la Sociedad elegir loi 1
funclonarios que segun los Estatut0s corresp0iII
da. Al efecto, Sc hace saber Y recuerda & / 4
interehados lara su inteligencia cumpl!mien5
to de los citados Estatutos y reglamento 1d
que sigue:
lo Desde el u del corriente, quedara;i &
jada en- ell local que Oc ur% c, Ia Sociedad, des
pu6s de aprobada por Ell Consejo de Direction,
Ia lista de los accionistas con terechu de ssiss
tencia la jnnta general fin de que los inte
resados puedan examinarla as as
2. 9 Solo tienen voz y voto en- dicha junta, los
que en- el dia de su celebration. tres mesek
ant@s, sean duefo de cindo acciones'por 10 me.
nos. sts gEEfsts E
80 Ningun accionista, cualquiera que aea
ell n1mero de acciones que posea. podra emft'r
uno por cada representation que legitimamen-
to ejerZa.
4e 81 derecho de asistencia puede dele.
G rse en- otro accionista por medic de pOdel
general 6 especial, pur carta, siempre que
en- ell Gltimo case sea conocida en- la direcc O.
de la Socedad la fima del delegante lie ga
rantice otra frma que tenga ese requisite.
Las viudas, las solteras y los ausentes de Ii
Isa pueden dar poder especial al efecto per
soma estrafla a la Sociedad
Las casadas, los memories y los establecf
mentos pdoicos, pueden concl rrir por medic
de sus legitimos representatives los cua.es eli
case necesarlo deberan acredilar dicho carac-
ter.
s. 9 Desde el 20 de MARIO podrsn los inte
resados cOncurrir Ia Secretaria de estu So.
ciedad recoger la papeleta de asistencia !.
la Ju. ia sin cuyo documento no seran admi
tidos en- ella. s
g. En- los citados das desde ell 20 al u
podran dlchos &C fonistas coHeurrir las Of
cinas de esta Sociedad de ga s de la tarde Il
hacer las preguntas que gusten sobre las ope-
rsciones y situaclones de Ia misma, las du.
se an puntua.mente satisfechas.
Z. AL tenor del articuio AZ de los Estas
tutos Ia Junta Sc celeb brasa cualquiera cue sci
ell ndmero de los accionistas presente & lashc
ra designada o 80
Puerto Rico, Febrero 25 1882. a1et
FL DirectOr.-PABLo UBARRI b. l0 mx
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-03

Ha sido admitida la renuncia que del
cargo de vocal de Ia Oomisi6n provin.
cial ha presentado el Excmo. Sr. Don
Elias de Iriarte, por motivos de ealud,
nombrandose en- 50 iugar D. Eusta.
sio z alduondo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-03
COMUNICADO.

Sr.. Director del BoLEr1N MERoANT11.
Suplicc q V. 80 sirva dar cabida en-
las columnas de su ilustraio peri6dico
q las siguientes lineas, por 10 que le que.
dara agradecida 81 atenta y s. s..
O. B. S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-03
BMend OCCASION.

Sc verde el estableclmierto de pulperia Di
to en- Ia Gale de Ia Fortaleza IimerO "a -
En- Ia misma informar&n. l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-03

Nombrado Official 80 de este Gobier.
no G5neral D. jose Diaz Figueroa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-03

Toda etiqueta que no lleve mi fir
ma es falsiGcada,
PRECIOS.
Una gruesa embasada $50. 3 80
Tres idem idem. 80. 222
Los pedidos Sc dirigiran al autor
Juan J.. Mdrquez.
iCuidado con las falsifcaciones
b. abl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-03

Ell ROS DE ORC.
|ETABLBCIMIBNTO DE- EFBCTOS MILIT TARBI
DE JUAN MATEUS.
PLAZA PRINCIPAL NUN. 81.
Madalas de plata garantizada para volun
tarics q $2-2t.
Medallas de plaque para idem 1925 ctvs.
h. Is marzc
MULLEIHOFF & KORBER,
ooMIs1oNIsTAs
S. JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
Oompran y venden
GMRO@
y todss clases de
DIN NERo.
Giran sobre
Deutsche Bank { Berlin J
LONDON AGENCY
LONDRES.
Mallet fr6res & co.
PARIS.
Maitland Phelps & Co.
NUEVA-YORK.
Reimers & Jansen
HAMBURGO.
En- Ell ramo de seguros oftecen tam.
bisn
MULLENHOFF & KORBER
VENTAJAS IMPORTANTES
con las siguientes sgencias conocidas
en- todas parties.
Compaiias de seguros maritimos
LLOID HELVECIO de
wINTERTHUR.
En- todos los riesgos que toman
cargo de esta Compa1ia participan Sc
gun 10 convenido las siguientes (:
LLOYD. .4FRANCAIS
PARIS.
COMPAGNIE FBANCAISE
PARIS.
Lloyd Ruckversichcrungs Ges
wINTERTHUR.
Adem6s representan
Board Of Underwriters de
NUEVA-YORK.
Board Of Underwriters de
HAMBURGo.
Y avisan q los seiores Oonsignatarios
que pe,judican sus derechos contra los
aseguradores, 81 dejan de acudir en- ca.
sos de averia q los Agentes de las suso.
dichas sociedades.
Con ell ce1tifcado de los Agentes &c
arreglarGn Elm ii6cultad las averias tan.
to en- los E.tados- Unidos como en- Ale.
mania.
Oompsiias de seguros contra incen.
dio
NORTE GER MICA
EN- HAMBURGO.
LONDON s. STAFFORDSHIRE
EN- LONDREs.
LLOYD HELVECIO
CoMPANIA DE REAsEGURos CONTRA INCENDIo
EN WHIT ERTHUR.
Asegursn en- nombre de las susodi.
chas tres Companies bien conocidas en-
todas parties, tanto hsciendas, almace.
mes y otros edi6cios, sea cual sea IL
construction, como tambien frutos y
toda clase de g6neros
EI tipo de premio ser6 segun Ia clsse
del riesgo y tan barato como en- cua'
quiera otra compaiiia de primer rang. i.
Los mismos Agentes estan sutoriza
dos para srreglar averias f6rdidss,
sin refsrencia las ofoinas principales
en- Europa.
Para Londres, Havre, Hamburgo,
ETC., SO despschara segun ruta al pie el
13 de cada mes 81 vspor aleman
LOTHARINGIA.
So oapitan ": L0bbe y admitir6 cargo
para dichos puntos
De San Juan Ell. 13
" Aguadilla ell. -. ........... IA
Aux Cages ell IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

This road is now completed from Corpus
Christi to Laredo, on the Rio GraHde, 1872
miles. through the counties OF Nueces,
Duval, zapats, Encimal and Webb. This
road is TO run to Manzanillo, on'the Pacific
coast Of Mexico. proceeding to Monterey,
city of Mexico, aud thence to Manzanillo.
The road in Texas is known as the Texas
Mexican, and after crossing the Rio Grande
is known as the Mexican National. Several
branches are projected TO connect with the
general narrow guage system of the state,
and also TO run TO San Antonio Sabine
Pass, and other points. IL is also known as
the Palmer-Sulivan road. 1t runs through
the Finest cattle district in southern Texas,
trate the greatest mining country perhaps
in the world, and must necessarily. in a few
year., become an important factor in south
erD trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
namIl,m femaIa om[ess,

This lnsilldiion eta| lsiied for The higher
education " young laNlcs, has, under the
wise supervision VI IA Present nuingemdnt
Won Tor itsolfs reputation second ~ ilO0tiief
mhooi IN The land. Iis location n positively
unsurpassed, being situated In The most
bfnutiflll aud henithful portion Of The his.
ioric "Dlnc Grass Region" Of Kentucky.
Young ladies " a dellOlie consii.
tuition while IN attendance here Inn
prove in health. Lexington, city of
about 1900 inhabitants, has ong sustained
OIL cnyiable reputation for It's beautiful
streets, bordefed with native maple, giving
It's broad sidewalks balmy breeze, and
dellghtinr the eye Of the .bcholder; for It's
numerous and imposing temples of wor-
ship, the refined character Of us society
and its great number OF institutions of
learning, among the last of which Hamilton
Female college stapds In the van, with pres
ident, J II. Patterson, of 80 years experience,
thirty Of which he has been at The head of
female colleges, the last six he has been in
his present position. And anything that
would add to the comfort and progress OF
his pupils has been supplied, no matter
what the cost. For the comfort of his pu-
pills the college buildings are located in the
most desirable part of the city, all under
one roof, commodious, all the halls, stair
ways and rooms nicely carpeted, warm,
neatly furnished, we'll ventilated, heated by
steam and lighted with gas, supplied with
hot and cold water, and occupied by two
students only, each floor supplied with
suit of bath rooms and every convenience
that could be desired. The health of the
pupils is further insured by pure water,
excellent Diet and the service of one of the
best medical practitioners of Lexington. For
the intellectual. progress Of bis pupil, the
professor has the assistance of full corps
of thorough college graduates, Of acknowl-
ed ability and extended experience as
teachers -Four thorough musicians give
their time to instructions III tins
important branch. The art teacher,
by her superior talent, commands the great
est respect of all teachers in her depart.
ment. The musical and art department of
the college are very superior. The best
and shortest description of the college Isl
1t is first-class in all its appointments.
Terms very reasonable. Students can en-
ter at any time. Ladies from distance
can spend the vacation in Kentucky at
light expense or return home, accom-
panied by some responsible person, selec-
ted by the president.
For new catalogue and additional infor
nation address the president.
]. T. PATTERSON,
Lexington, Ky.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

This road runs from Houston 10 Orange,
on the Sabine river, through the counties OF
Harris, Liberty, Jefferson and Orange, q
distance Of log miles. With the Louisiana
Western 1t forms the most direct route to
New Orleans from Galveston and Houston,
When the Sunset route meets the Southern
Pacific this road will form a connecting
link aud derive It's Importance chiefly from
the fact that IL il part Of the great highway
Of the Southern Pacific system from Cali
fornis 10 New Orleans aud the gulf Up 10
within a short while since comparatively
the roads chief business was carrying lum-
Western. a heavy freight and passenger
traffic !. the result between Texas and the
Crescent CITY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Mr.. Jay Gould has been constantly adj
ding to and extending his Missouri Pacific
system Of railways until it has become the
chief system Of the southwest and certainly
30 Of Texas. In this state what is known
IS the Gould southwestern system en-
braces the Missouri, Kansas & 1exu, ter
minsting at Denison, the Texas a Pscihc,
the international a Great Northern, the
East Line a Red River and southwestern
and southeastern extensions OF The missouri
Pacific proper or old Missouri, Kansas a
Texas from Denison. Aside from toe
Houston 4 Texas Central, Gulf Colorado
4 Santa Pe and the Southern Pacific .ys-
TEN, all the important lines IN the ftsis
are owned and confrollsd BY the inuld
rvudicafe. The Terss & 81 is9ui- N.rrJ-
Gauge should also he s1rrlfsd- llsni.oii.
near the Red River, in Gray~ssn cyuriy, =
the initial point Of The Missonn Pacihe Art
lie branch in Texas, nnc u b OrIDg 20 tliis
fact the town derives ifs chief ifuporisDce-
beginning at Derison the main line Of The
Missouri Facifc runs sgutbgestHsrdiy
through Grsyson. Denton, Iarrnrt, John
.or. McJenDsn. Bel and Nllia-n-
son. terminating 81 Taylor, on the
TurrfrsrionsI 4 Cre1t Northern. The
u-incir'rl towns through which the me
rms are Wbnesharo. Dent0n, Port Worn,
Aisnrado. HEistypro. Nsco. Iemf1e ara
TAYLOR. Tness cyunfits mentioned ~
rrl0ng The mosi atf-srtives popnlous, Seei-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
r.r-. w-.s-r- s.rrs- e.ur.

Thi, line :. 50r IN operation from H0us-
tn ~ s-aley. q distance Of s. nile, hsvinE
G suIpiefed ~ miles since the lst Of last eep-
fsmber, during 1881 important chances
we're made and q new company snIt -
have ample nesns took possession 81 The
rosd and are carrying y On toward Ia
GRANGE, which point = = rrpecied- VII b
reached by October II In its present
course this lire traVcrses the c1uuties n
Hsrrfs. Port Heud. waller and Austin.
crossing the Guif. Colorado a Sania e rnil-
rar 81 eeniey IN The l.ffer c1urfr- TIE
rrt,ulntior ~ The cuulfifs frrreTsed reeches
beiwstn 5000 ard o 30. arId b.s 81 A.
srersre fa1abls realth ~ 81 90 -. AZ
Ps'fis1n ihs rid 1,crrtrries tte rirh AIN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

This road was part Of the Morgan estate,
and was intended originally 10 run far be-
yond its present terminus, taking in San
Antonio and proceeding westward. How
ever, so far nothing has been done, though
of late the project Of extending il to San
Antonio is freely discussed, and the
probabilities are that before great while
this will be done. The road now runs from
Indianola to Cuero, distance Of 6S miles,
and does pretty heavy business in carry
ing cattle, hides, wool. cotton, etc.. for
shipment at Indianola, though not so large
as it did when the latter place was one of
the principal guilt ports. The rolling stock
consists in six locomotives, three. or four
pas,engsrss two baggage, mail and express res
road has about 81 miles Of sidings. The
headquarters OF the Cult, Western Texas Il
Pacific are located vt Cuero, in Dewitt
eOllnty
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Galveston, Bouston s. Henderson.

This is short line, but by reason of pc
culiar situation, a very important one. 1t
begins at Galveston and terminates at Hous-
ton, \ distance o, so miles, with 81 miles of
sidings. Trafic commenced on the road n
far back as 1854. It derive. its Importance
from being the means OF reaching Calves
ton from Houston all the trains of lines
running into the latter city having to use
this roads track. There are but two lines
running out Of Galveston, the Galveston,
Houston & Henderson and the Gulf, Color.
ado i Santa Fe. This line in question il
the connecting line for the Island City with
the interior system Of roads which centre at
motives. about dozen passenger and some
$50 or 200 freight cars. The road wa. re-
Gently sold to satisfy a judgment and taken
in by the creditors, Jay Gould and others.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
& Hall, Colorado Texas.

synonymous Of smiling faces, happy
greeting and of all that is good or delicious
in the way of straight or mixed liquors is
the name Of the above firm.
Beyond doubt, Messrs. Tallant & Hall,
Colorado, have the most elegant and beauti-
fully furnished establishment to be found
in west Texas. At the bar, none but the
purest foreign or domestic liquors, are to
be had /, while Whit Of one of their cigars is
a treat, in this degenerate age of dried cab
bage leaves" The rooms are supplied with
the finest of billiard and pool tables, and
Harry" that Prince OF "Mixerologists"
awaits your orders at the bar
When at Colorado call on the above men,
toned gentlemen and you viii not regret
having made their acquaintance.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
The Delmonioo Restaurant,

Lighted by electricity and its tables sup
tiers received daily and fish and game in
season. Mr.. Livingston being ain old res
taurant man, is fully alive to the require
ments of his patrons. and has fitted up his
restaurant in elegant style, and has re-
Gently added the electric light which gives
so much satisfaction to his patrons. When
you come to Dallas, try the DelmOnico.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Thi. 10 the work Of a single individual
aud AFTER many vicis.itudes now has wei
equipped and profitable line running north
east from Houston, for distance Of 100
miles, through the counties Of Harris, Lib
erty, San Jacinto. Polk, Trinity, Ange-
lins, fkcogdOches, shelby and Psnolh, the
besf timber belt IN Texas. Inde-d the
freight and business Of the road consists al
most entirely Of carrying lumber. The line
il being pushed rapidly 70 Shreveport.
Louisiana, ana IN q fcvyenrs when the mar
row gunee system Of the state IL completed
the "Bremond road. -. narr0s Eu.ge, will
form one % lie most importsnt connsctine
links between Mexico and tie east.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Tho PopuIar once saloon

On Poydras street needs no words of COM
msndation from us Is II is one of the places
in Dallas where you can get nothing but
the best. Their wines and liquors and CT
gars are unsurpassed in purity and quality.
Mr.. Shea and his assistants make ones
visit pleasant, and their skillful manipula-
lions of their stock make you feel COM
Portable
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
"Rendrsbrook."

To a wearied man no thought is sweeter
than the knowledge Of the fact that when
he leaves the train at Colorado, Texas, he
is going to enjoy the hospitality of the best
hotel in Western Texas, the Rerderbrook
House.
The building is new, large and COM
modious, and the rooms furnished with all
supplied with all seasonable delicacies,
served in manner to tempt, the appetite of
the most fastidious.
1t is the determination of its manager,
Mr.. Stratton, to make it resort for the
travelling public-for the drummers es-
pecially-for whom the largest and best
fitted sample rooms in Western Texas have
been arranged.
To those who can appreciate good meal,
good clean room and bed and attentive
service, we say, go to the Rendrebrook
House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Is one OF the most important manufacture
ing enterprises in Dallas, giving employ
ment TO great many hands and turning
out vast amount OF doors, sash, blinds,
moulding, etc. They are well patronized
and their work stands high WITH all build
ers In this and other cities. The Messrs.
Clark, the proprietors, are thorough me
chsnics themselves, and are hard-working,
successful business men.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
Tho Leading Millinery House of North

Is r. Baumap's Ladies New Bazaar, Elm
street, Dallas Texas. The most complete
stock perfectly fresh, and none but the most
skilled labor used. Ladies' from surrounding
cities can have their orders by mail filed
with as much satisfaction as if present.
Ladies hats, bonnets. underwear and ready
made dresses in endless variety. Wriie
for circular
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

The Star and Crescent Matrimonial asso-
citation of Dallas day or three months de-
partmenD offers ON unexampled opportu-
nifty for agents 10 make money. Write at
oncs 10 c. ID. Brown, 707 Main street. Dali
las, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Ford 4 Kel.eT, Abilene, Tens. have Tor
sale large bodies Of choice farming snd
grnzing lsnds, lying IN Taylor and the sd-
joining c0unties. They also represent .
large qnsniitv - - y selected state sho1I
lsnds, end can .f1fd 70 sell same on rtlF
rersonsble terms, giving twenty-five Tssr'
time.
Their lands rtrJ In price rom f1-1o r.
tx50 Ter scre, - per locaticn, qunlitr, &c.
Ibeg respectfully rtquest 81 IeIrCuf reef
inF invesfmsuts IN tlri Tortio1 ~ Ieras.
10 rail on them.
Tbey arr Offering one hun6rrd sessions
q fne agricultural lnros ~ $500 Ter
section. cssh t0nn. ard b1Isnue So ~.
bearing eight rer cent inferesi. pafsbls IN
twenty yenrs' Errtrnce TIE opportunity
offsrtd you in that productive region Al
dress ToEr a ErIErr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Sad accidents have happened in msny
to use sewing machines which work hard,
and which in other ways try and spoil the
temper of the most amia BILE, but the Amer
lean Sewing Machine has become house
hold necessity, and which is entirely free
rom the above faults. Mr.. George A.
Webster, Dallas, is the special agent of the
company.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Crushed fsed.-Oat.. corn and barley
crushed Il economical, beslfhful and better
FOR horses and cows than wrrs4 grain.
Corn meal .Grth.m ho1s, hsmiry and grlts
msnUf.ctu-ej - f.itoEr corn mills, Pat
trsrrz avenue
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

The Star 4 Crescent Matrimonial asso-
citation Of Dallas. Is one Of the very young
est o. its kind, but il now on a splendid
paying basis. Call At 7O7 Main street and
the secretary, Mr.. c. d. Brown, will explain
IL All n Won
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

olueksmnn 4 60 a saloon. elf Elm street.
This saloon is.in charge q Mr.. jacob Memo
rer, Ga Tim street, Il patrOnized BY most Of
tbebusiness men Of Dallas. He has the oldest
ported French snd Hungarian wines are
uneIoelled, and bis popular brands Of cigars
are excellent. In connection with his bar
IL . vel stocked luis-h cOuDtsr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

,lohs NJ fIfasos "boliomp ahef running
through IN cscelent sinckfalalng country
between PAinsoB aud Houston, It's COZ.
iemplaitd ~ etield The maln u n through
The towns " lgGmnge, Dnsifop, 1lsnco,
aud sllll westward through ihe pecos and
rnsldlo counties 10 PfcNdln on the lilo
Omnde, distance ~ 600 mllts, aud Inc
charter provides fyr au extension, tlso
through Harris, Liberty mud JeiiWion
olunlles 10 Sabine Pass, 80 miles di,tan.,
as well as q line through Harris and Gal.
weston counties 10 she gulf ut The city OF
Galveston. The main offices md oonnec-
lions arc located at Houston. In its route
this road passen through ono Of Texas
most productive regions some Of which ~
thlckry populated, and in good state OF
cultivation,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Attention - -rii-d - she sfrsrtisrrnert
n Zee TnIfser. cruEEisi. 80 Eair srrett.
UalIas NJ. IrI.irer. ri11 49, f.~rrfr
p.sflrer - Williams. Ic.lIref a Hrlke-. -
. tb0Egnrh drusldr nnt 90 b. found e
10 oI1 stau1.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Young mani you can make ti2.ogo By
invsHine IN t1s rtsr nnd Crescent Matr1-
mania sssorielion q DsIins- ADDRESS G. d.
Brorn. 20 hsIt s.sss.. D.llss. Ie1as-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

d. Bsuumorf has uC-ed his ons-. from
80 kain srr-s1|tc 5i5 I'm st-eet. rsrtd5or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Leading physiuisus pr0nounos The vntsr
- The Woods Wei - b the bet IN The
cry.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Attsrfion l. Aid 20 he aavs-isspsnf
~ ne Beu lurtt- ya-t, "a. B. Andrew
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01

Ii will be seen from the above table that
The increase I'm the business OF the road has
been enormous. The increase in cotton
.hipments has been l0S03i bales.
la shipment Of hides 6ll,39i pounds.
Shipme.,ts vi wool has increased from 3OO,-
lis pounds 10 3,792y3OO pounds. Shipments
az Grain shows an increase Of 52l cars, live
stock 2l6 cars, and cotton seed 963 cars.
The shipments from each station during the
pat year will be shown by the following
table:
erATFxESr or LoeAL PRODUCE SHIFTED OVER
7Hr ocLF, COLORADO santa ~ RAILWAY
ToR THErEAR EyDIsG ynLr 81. lsSl.
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