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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-11
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SnicIde.

Galveston, Tex, 1O.-News' Cor
pus Christi, Texas: John Woessner,
a prominent banker and merchant,
of this city suicided this morning by
shooting himself through the fore~
head. He was an old and highly
esteemed resident of this city,
being an honorary commissioner
to the worlds exposition from this
district at the time of his death.
Fhe suicide is attributed to financial
difficulties, although always reputed
one of the Weaithiest raen in South
Texss. The tragic death of Woess-
ner has created q sensation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-11

Habitua' constipation is not ONLY
one OF the most unpleasant. but st
the same time one of the most in
lutlous conditions of the hnman
eystem, and IS bus a foretunner of
rIsease' unless removed. This is
esaaily accomplished by the use of
pisgsauYts, which for the time
' ~, relief but after their immedi
~ ehecis have passed thew leay.
" system in q worse state Than
zoe. 10 effect cure it is necss-
o NY mat the remedy used should he
. .j,e mat not only by its carhartic
,5 HeeL relieves the bowels, int a,
h r. , saNs time acts asa tonic, SO as
Ss, I,tstore the organs to q sonnd
Ia .f'',,y condition. This "Prieklv
h. b.tters" VIII do. Il removes
'esuss aud restores health.
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Railroad Markets.

Nev York, 1O.-Governnents firm FOL
~ !. .A IT he dsy decidedly strong; on
PSI. ,s i, sayices from corn belt prices
i .SsE..nced 4 10 ~; Pacific Mail sd'
~. oa5 an official statements that the
INNS was accumulatinR sinking
t iUnS Sar paving off debt. earning Z per
can't can't on STOCK, and had 3 surplus over !
EN- q 6S ~ 600; lste in the DAY there was a
3l 800 of 4 10 u; market closed quiet.
[ Tonsrs n with last night closing prices
sre to l higher, except Louisville,
TT Tx % Shore and Missouri Pacific, which Ts
L AN s 1aCtI lever, Delaware d Hui
s so5 and s5d'' Denver s Rio GFande I'M
changed.
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Wall Street.

New York, 10 Stocks quiet this
r9rsisr Pacific Mail rose to b9%,
lJsion Pacific to 5UA, Western Union
to 66X, Northwestern TO 994, Lseka.
wanna to 100.
Stocks lower this tfieIn5cn; decline in
prIces ranged RON u 10 l per cent.
transactions; market closed quiet, lower.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago, 10. -Wheat-Hieber; 76X
eGash'September, Tx October, 79sl
November, SlH Dec mb.r.
zo GoTn - Firm; 552< cash.Seplemb her,
s'5s O2tober, 459S November.
q '05ass-Stesay; 245s September, 251z
Wbisky-Ll2.
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Bullion.
vew York Mining Stocks

sev York, lO.-Bar silver llo%.
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COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

,,..,oe, stocks and Other Markets
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Tive Hundred Per Cent. Gre;

Than those other be seen to be
cated combining points necessary in compee
and perfect Thresher and Separator. - =,
Most substantially built and handsomely finished way to
me hearts OF Threshenen examine its All
have been completely
Known no other Thresher be 80
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sltgt soa, biscuits, cakes, etc, raae1
b. some some pure baking powder, :" ike 2
Vlldo ss SIT, cream Baking Powder.
(. s ssias and reyitaIize the 81 in M II
iacet sa ny other article of diet the
@yt la s1Od9s !. ns, Heusekeepers
To-. Ps adas;d the excellent g fec cls
@t1yeri%asno cream Baking Powder
lpPnE> j no nva6
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ARE YOU MADE MISERABLE
by INDIGESTION. Constipation, Dlzzi-
ness, Loss of Appetite, Yellow
Skin? ShiI0h's Vnalizer is q posi-
tive cure. Fer sale at A. C Smith
Il Cos Drug Store. 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-11

Nav York, 1O.-Mining market dull !
Ne sr;,bont feature. Barcelona sold IL
al 5 W T5 Con Pacific g., Sutro Tunnel IL
sr5 Alice go.
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San Francisco, 10.
New York Petroleum.

New York, lO.-Petroleum, Steady,
united TAX.
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THE j. 7. CASE sao9no sal q
ACT II A II O r.
IHR = It ER!
The Growing Triumph. of the Age.
Never before has such remarkable
Machine of this class.
1T FHRESHES FASTER

Than any Threshe in the world
me Atlantic to the Pacc the most overwhelming testimony
showing the marvellous success of the ACITATOR,
we point with pride to the CASE ACM-
TAT0R, in Utah, idaho and Montana for 1855, were
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BILLION ORBMARKEF
latest Quotations.

II oA'' LEAD.
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Tho completion OF tho Mexican Central
railroad must exercise gradually great m
iluence on Mexican trade. IL has already
caused lively competition between 81.
Louis and Chicago, and has directed the al.
tention VI manufacturers over tho Union
to the commercial field which this country
niiorda. The changes which may be ex.
peoted from newly awakened interest VIII
resemble those which result from the OK.
tension Of railroads In the United States.
Traders will visit the American cities
and open business relations with tho
wholesale houses. Inptead OF buying
largely at the time, they will purchase In
moderate quantities aud renew their orders
from time 10 time. They will find II better
TO buy for cash than on credit, ana In some
casos thoy will purchase direct from the
manufacturers rather than through Job
bers. They will soon become conversant
with the standing OF the American houses
and their modes OF business, while the
Americans will In turn be nv conyersant
with the commercial rating OF Mexican
firms as they ARE with those OF small and
large dealers throughout the Union.
Gradually American goods Will re-
place othera which cannot he
easily obtained except In consid-
erable quantity from this city, and al
though rome OF the American goods may
be more expensive, the country dealer VIII
end that no makes as much profit on them,
while the consumer will discover tina, the
difference oipricesi Is offset by Improvement
Ia quality. American manufacturers VIII
ii 1nlly find II worth their while TO make
goods specially for the Mexican trade and
~ the result Of concessions on both sides,
American goods will be Kept as regularly in
stock In chihuahua, Sonora and Coahulia
rs they ara Ia Arizone and Colorado.
The course which this city must pursue
TO retain her hold on the country trade Is
clear. Her Wholesale merchants
should study American manufactured
products and watch closely the
DRIFT OF trade which we have out.
lined. They should avail themselves OF
their large capital and credit TO purchase
largely 80 that they may be able to sell
American goods on good terms to those
who purchase general merchandise, They
ought also make known by advertising that
they keep such goods in stock and announce
tue terms on which they cell them. These
and other business methods which will
readily suggest themselves to merchants
must be sdopted II this city would retain
the ascendancy 1t has hitherto exercised in
Mexican trade. 1t IL not to be expected
that merchants 10 the frontier states will
continue to bay here unless this metropolis
offers them as good terms rs they will OBJ
tain across the border.-[The Two Rspub-
lies
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For SALE.


1Nuk sALE-CHhAP--JwO HOUSES AND
lots In n central locsli,y, on Wood street,
each house containing rooms, neatly finished;
onc WsSns Sesy n9 ho@e aS or
vas.ment cannot 4 O better tAau call Immediate.
ly on DOUGLAS DhN0VkR, Real Estate
Agents. liz sycamore str ei. ma7.2w
FOR SALE-BEAUTIfUL hE5IDENCELOT5
l in the "Cednr Grove" addition conven lent
TO the Belt street RAILROAD, now being built.
HiRh dry and wel-drainei ground, specially
business part Of the city. These lots are offered
for sale on easy. terz,s at prices ranging from
$40 TO 900 per lot. For further particulars ap-
ply 10 PRATHER & ARDREY, Real Estate
TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-THREk GUOD,
secondhand pianos. at Q: II: Edwards. 7as
nc ISo r. ssLE@4 GOOD PIANO, NEARLY
II rev: price low. Inquire at 40t lamar st. 81
EOR SALE or RENr-A BEAUTIFUL RES.
fdence, just completed ono block from
street car line and 10 a very desirable locality,
buggy house aud stable on the place and
good well OF water also two other places on
same street This Is an excellent opportunity
for those tired Of paying rent 10 procure good
home for very litle moley. The houses have
never been Occupied Address Box FAC. Dallas,
Texas api2.-lm
tyoR SALE OR RkNT - A FIBsT-cLA6s.
+ brand new piano; will sell on tho install:
raent nlsn. Apply 10 861 Ross avenue. feb29a
Ton sALE-HOkSE-A GOOD, RELIABLE
siSf Sussy 20 ccn be REHb at
Dallas Telephone fx. apr25u
I,oR sALE-ONE BILLIARD TABLE,, NEAR.
i ly new. Inquire at Crnddock's. epr9-1
NOR sALE-BRO0M MACHINES fUk SALE
II Two new machines and presses, westlake
Britton manufacture, for sale cheap. Addreeg
wN PF0UTs. care Herald once. ian228
4 OR sALE-sALooN FURNtIURk, COM
Il prising cum CT, shelving and Ice chest -
good as new; viii sell very cheap for cash. Ad:
dress g, Herald oflc-. apr66
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INSURANCE.

DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, STATS
- tics and History, Austin, Texas, February
u, 1Ssf.-Ths cartihes, that the FIRE ASsO.
CITATION, an Insurance Company, OF Pbila-
delphis. Pennsylvania, having complied with
all the requirements Of law relating 10 Insur-
ance Companies in this State, and having ex-
hibted Certificate from the Comptroller Of
Public accounts showing pay m ent of the State
Occupation Tax for Twelve Months from the LIST
day Of January. 1884. IL hereby authorized to
pursue the busirets OF Fire and Marine Iusnr-
auce throughout this State from the LIST day of
January, 1854 TO the S1st day of December. 1884,
upon payment of trch further tax 20 county
aud municipal corporations in which said Com
pany may do business as may be required bv law
H. lin testimony whereof l hereunto
sign my name and atflx the impress Of my Of
fetal seal the day and date first above wrlttfn-
ii. L. BREWSTER. Commissioner.
FERGUSON, DEXTER a. co. Agents
IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE, sTATIs-
~ tics and Hi,tory. Austin. Texas February
4th, lesl-To all whom n may concern: This IS
TO certify that the Niagara Fire Insurance Com
pany OF New York N. Y, has In all respects
fullT complied with the laws Of Texas rs condi-
tons precedent 10 its doing business In this
state, and that sad company holds a certificate
OF authority firm this Office emitting 1t TO do
business IN this state for twelve months from
lat day Of January, 1884. to the sls' day OF De-
IL. s J. Given under my hand and real at
Office. In Anstin, the day and date FIRST above
written. H. y. BREWSTER. Commissioner.
JOHN q. ALDEHOEF, esidcnt Agent
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s.P. ROWE. BIN. MADDOX.
HoI for Mineral Wells

Palo Pinto County, Texas.
q. r. ROW. q CO.'S Daily Stage. Onni-
bus and Back Line 70 and from Mineral Wells
We have only 1rst-class out6tr strive 70 plcGse
end guarantee Subtraction -
Livery and Feed Stable IN COD ion. Good
attention kiven to trapecient tto1 Special I'm
fucemepb offered in the transfer J{eom sercisl
men and othe1 70 any part Of the C4IVt1.
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SIirraulernfl.

WASHINGTON, May 5-[Press.] frank
Langston, sou OF tina United States min
lister to Hayti, who shot and killed ons col.
or,d man and wounded another in this
city about two months ago. and who had
been alb sent, was surrendered to day.
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WANTS..

IITANTED-A COMPETENT sTEN0GRA:
w pner aud ~ pc ritter Address Box ~ BIT
uIAHIED-sli UTlUN BY DR0GGIsT OF
reference oG Address Z, v. s.. corner Elm and
JeiI.rson ,treets, ma7-2t
IXTANTED SITUATION BY C0MPETENT
w man as bill Ing cl,ik or assistant book
keeper Address i. V. 5, corner Elm and
AZ ANTED-A PLACE By A. MAN AND
w wife; man will work aoou. place aud care
for horses; woman TO do light house or chamber
work. Hera d oillcc. ms7-lt
yXTANrED-BY A v OMAN-LIGHT HOUSE
w or chamber work. Address A. N, Her.
aid once ma7-1t
WANTED SITUATION AsGAR0NER; IAN
w take cara Of horses and make himself gen.
orally useful Apply to H. SMITH, Farmers g
IXTANTED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY At
w Mr.. W. L. GRIGGj, Fair Ground. or at
Oliver & Griggs. bankers apr30.tf
yVANTED--ACrlvE MEN TO CANVASS
w for our subscription books In every city and
county IN Texas; liberal terms ana permanent
employment given. Call on or address J. w.
sT0NG 9l2 Main ST. maf23. unit
! IVANTED-AGENTs. ADDRESS THE ST.
w LOUIS hLE sTR q LAMP co. st. Louis,
Mo-. for circular cuts aud terms for the 80 Cam
die Power Cas- person Electric Lamp. ap2jw&s3t
yAT ANTRD--YOUT TO STOP AT THE NATION
w AL HOTEL; hrrtcloss accommodations at
S pN S SNE pR2 Ss nip SH
ting is brick with three stairways in case ofGre.
Located In tho business portion OF the city. only
one square from stree;-car limo, and one square
from Texas & Pacific aud Missouri Pacific Depot
Convenient 10 passengers coming or going over
| either road. Office open all night. Guests are
called for all trains. T. CLEARY. Proprietor.
Y1I ANTED--YOU NOT TO STOP, 5UT TO
w CONE TO the ST. JAMES HOTkL, where
you can get the best tccomn odations for tho
money. Only si.50 per day. Board. with
room) 80 to 81 per week; table board, $500
per week. Rooms 10 lei. with or without board.
JAMES NJ. ORR, Proprietor. apr20.H
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this line TO Msssrs. l.. Il. Bromley, w. L..
Hall, II. U Jones. and for IN antique curl
osity from J. III. Parks.
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CHEAP COLUMN.
NOTICES


NToTICE-A GOOD Gil ,NCE TO INVEST A
IN small capital with good interest In city
property g. best part OF city. Apply TO 1f14
Commerce street. ma6-3t
NIorIlE-A MEETlNG or THE sTOCx-
~ holders Of the oxas Asphalium Pipe and
Street Paving o IL heresy allad To meet ut tho
ofice OF said company on Satuf day, Juno 7th,
1881. at 2 O'clock p m to raiify an amendment
10 the constitution. an TO tran act such other
business as may come before them.
JOHN EAKINs, Prosideut
A c. EAKIHs, Secretary.
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EOR RENT

I,OR RENT - SEVERAL GOOD PIANOS,
l. both square and upright, at @. H. Edwards',
1913 and 1875 Main street. ma4-1w
IGOR RENr-TWO NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms; southern exposure, with or without
board. within 2 minutes walk VI Herald office.
3lb Akark avenne. conner JaCks0n ma9.6t
LUK RENT-A IWO-sIORY HOUSE ON
! Bryan street Apply to ". o. CONNER. at
Sanger Brothers. mao 1w
LoR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM,
T cool am pleasant, a. soi Jack on ST. apS0tf
L'UR IlENT-A VEKI DESIRABLE COT
Il tage OF G rooms. conveniently located corner
OF Wood and Browder street,; water on preini.
ses. Apply to NJ s. LEVY, Sanger Brothers'
Wholesale Department. apr26u
NOR kkkT-fOUk ROOMS AT 2O3 ri ST.
II over Wallace & WsrgenePs; very pleasant
rooms, suitable for Offices or sleeping rooms.
Apply toy BARTON, Go Elm 1t. apr25.lm
CNoR RENT--TIIE STORE HOCSR, Gil ELM
" street now ocrupi 4 Nv Lyons BROTHERS
wholcsaie tadilerf: 25xls0 feet g stories. Apply
70 JAMES BARTON, 625 Elm St apr25.1m
LToR REkT-A NICE COOL ROOM AT NO.
Il Soi Jackson ,trect. aprl9tf
NOR RkNT-ONE sLtGANr sUIIE OF
L rooms aud ore sirge room. south exposure,
third floor OF new bnilding on Main -treet, next
TO Herald building; light acd ventilation per-
feet; water and closets same floor. L1NDSLEY
d BRADFORD. Attorneys. 735 Main street (up
stair apr2s I'm
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RnIlrnndn md Trnde.

The best smoking tobacco Is 'Littls
Iokeru
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vVANTED--ACrlVE MEN TO CANV ASs
w for our subscription books In every city and
county IN Texas liberal Terms ana permanent
employment given Call GU or address J. w.
STONG 90 Main At. mnf23 unit
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AZ ANTED-A PLACE By A MAN AND
w wife, man will work aooui place aud care
for horset; woman TO do light house or chamber
work II N Uera q Oillrc ma7-1t
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IIOK RENT - SEVERAL GOOD PIANOS,
l. both square and upright, at @. H. Edwards',
IA and T35 Main street ma4.lw
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IXTANTED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY A.
w Mr.. W. L. GRIGGj, Fair Ground. or a
Oliver & Griggs. bankers npr30.
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WANTED SITUATION A5GARDhER; IAN
w take care OF horses and make himself gen.
orally useful. Apply to j.. SMITH, Farmers
Hotel Camp street ma6.2t
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NOR KENT-A IWO.STORY HOUSE on
/ Bryan street Apply to ". o. CONNER. al
Sanger Irothers mao In
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yxTANrED-BY A v oMAN-LIGHT HOUSE
w or chamber work. ADDRESS A. N, Her.
MD Once ma7-1t
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l,OR RENT \ NICE FURNISHED RI
4 cool an pleasant, a. s0i Jack on st, n
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LSOR RENr-TwO NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms southern exposure, with or without
board. within minutes walk VI Herald office.
aib Akark ayepDp. corner lacks ann ma2.Gt
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lITNNTED-AGENTS ADDRESS THE ST.
w LOUIS hLE .TRlC LAMP co. 81. Louis,
Mo-. for circular, cuts aud terms for the 80 Cam
die Power Cesperson EleCtrlc Lamp, ap2bw&s3t
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10 DE Texas Press Association Assempioa ~
6S1rIsxxx:-A reunion Of ex Con.eder-
~ eoldiers viii be held In this city on the
~ ~ uaust mex. for four dsys.an as pre-
i5Sf II that association l extend TO each
~ SSrrv one Of You q moot cordial invita-
~ ~ rrescnf. We purpose having
~SSs rrupion Of the old soldiers In
4 1oo;sl sense and We will thank you 10
- Of ouy meoftpg through your re-
- pooer7. and hope In this
40 every Cobiederate soldier IN
- lor.'f wish 10 overlook single
mn eafiant band, and extend
r1T@n vou. welcome 70 our fsa0t
- Youvs Truly,
O. 3. MTfcnKLL.
v - 8n1ALD, I'D he bad
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There was a brisk debate over the reso.
lutions, ard during the course of IL the pre-
siding officer, Colonel Booth, had to rap so
hard that the head OF the gavel flew off
and rolled across the room. The resolu'
tion Was finally adopted.
The chsir announced that the time had
now arrived for the GRAFTON, to be delivered
BY Mr.. Hal. Costing, but thht gentleman
had not arrived. be accordingly called on
the esssyist ri the convention, Mr.. ]. r.
Elliott. Of the HERsLp.
ESSAY nY JoHs ,. EiLrorr ON THE AMFsrrrIs
OF JouprALIsM.
By recent statistics u appears that there
ere In the United STATES over II 010 newe-
papers and periodicals. with m annual in
crease Of about coo. In view OF this the
Journalist may well experience . commend
able pride 10 the nsgnituds and importance
d his appreciated and growing profession.
have grown 10 be % immensef
u their proportions, % pll-embracing inl
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TIE HERALD. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 4 1884.

nocence IL poison 10 that which nature
abhors. The world wants at Its editorial
de-kn men ready, able, aud willing to
struggle IN tNe bright ranks OF truth, ready
TO clutch error by the throat, and EXPOSE
u, and strnDgle II; sole to awe good aid In
bloitinR oppression from the land; willing
10 act as an usher IN the halls TO bear
opioion to the nohlest seat. And this
requirement ~ tXac,cd whether tho
He,culean laSors be- In the senrch for
the golden leecs guarded by power,
or the cleaning out of the Angenn stables
beiouled by tho dirtifot. Such mission IL
too great when the world IL the Held and
humanity the subject, or the editor to see
his prototype IN the rulllan whose highes'
ambition Is to crnoiy somebody; but he
should rather Ia Its taxt book for the mil
lions, seek In the w,ke ol the oraciiied
Master, TO elevate humanity by the purifi-
cation OF It's character and "A proiessive i'm
| prOvement Of It's methods
Mr. Elliott's address was listened TO with
close attention, aud at its conclusion vote
Of thanks was given.
\ THE P1KM.
A tHasa IAt h..
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IXTANTED SITUATION BY COMPETENT
w man as bill ing cl,iK or assistant book.
keeper. Address 4. V. 5 cornor Elm and
Jefferson streets mHS-I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-07-25
ESCUELA PROFESSIONAL
- T. L t T. X II o. ItIC O
shtEf NElA.


q art. l54 d. este Rcy!amcnto Sc auun-
cia Ia convocatoria para Ia admission de
alumno- en- la misma en- Ia intelligent
cia de que los aspIrantes tendrau que
splrtarse i ms con,iiciones que marca
ell citado Reglamcnto en- los articulos
que d. eontinuacj6r Sc coiian.
AT. 10 la E,cueia Professional De
I''Fto- h'c' comp''2ela las eh>e-
hnhzas nrc'SAiiNs iufa las sl9nlen'es
Floir'Iones;
Ao,imenso,e,
An.r.,ador..
Mae, tros de- obras
p,r,tos da Cnmrrcjo
NIa1njuis as DE- yppor.
Perito, i,,dn>trialps
ART (. l"i'n Ell Tr cream EN- q
nlsno estaoI'clhiyN,o 'oS e>'n"los pre-
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