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LAND OFFICE BUSINESS.
7 V. BOGERT,
Basinski Building,

V. BOGERI,
Basinski Building, Main Street,
Bohemian, NJ. T.
My commission OF eight years having ex-
pired, I advise you that | have opened an
Office in the EaSinSki Building, Nam street,
for the transaction Of business before the L.
S. Land Office, special attention will be sivcn
to Contests and all matters connected With
the secural OF lands Abstracts. blanks, piats,
lists Of vacant lands ard general in 'ornlation
furnished applicants. Entries made, Proc 8
prepared, Scrip located and the fullest atten-
ton given all eases under the Homestead,
Pre- EInption, Timber Culture, Desert, tii''cf-
al. teal, and Unsurveyed Land and Water
Hight laws. Infogma! and SUSPENDED entries
will receive special attention. general
Heal Estate business will also be conducted.
Property bought and sold. Deeds, etc. eSecu-
ed. Loans negotiated and rents collected.
Correspondence solicited, and pr. nlpt atten-
ton given to all business entrusted to me:
2}tf J. V. isCGEST.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
r OUISVILLE CEMENT By THE
IL barrel at \. LAMNE & co.

TOB PRINTING:-We are prepared to do
81 all kinds Of Job Printing at reasonable
prices. THE CHRONICLE
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EOR SALE-I HAVE FOR SALE
II Ave hundred tons Of fine, good, clean
ice, which will sell cheap during the
season, delivered to any part oI the city
or on cars, free. HIT FL. CLEVELAND.
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NolIJE.
HILLS

All p'rs'ile ,,.-'"
on the PR ms ,i.'- II .-
this date, viii be p:Use.',i, ~ a.
law
R.M. Craven. Gt.,r.r WiI,ia :!
Reding.
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ALAAI.N CO.,. 49,.
Notice is hereby given that vii! wi.,.-
in thirty days purchase eleven Ii n
dred and ninety-one dollars and forty
four cents (Sl,l9l.44 o. GaliatIn
County Bonds. W. +. SLOAN,
Sept. /, 1854. County Treas.
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NTILLINEkI-A.ks
.Nx and Miss f. }. 3d., -.
enrd with a new and -"U,p g. ~.
Millinery G,Wt- u Mr..
old stand. People d i'm :. -.
this line. would Do VII i, -,
al, before purchasing el-"w
are tX., .r;s
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Civil Engineer and Draught IAN.
Office Osborne Block, Main street, i.oz
man
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i .., (. I'd tn. Furniture and
: IN .lm, J. +. Harvey, | am
" .ttr re. AIRED than ever to fill the
an, i ',,.r ,.mtnity in my line.
= ts.ir Cases ard Collins constantly
III lear. in com ~ AID
!. fi.a,"' II dcr,aker T., attend t.
y, J ~ r. rails whichever desired.
ii .{MES KAT--O
.,.r Marx ST. BOHEMIAN. MoS1
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ENGIN EERS.

DOBERT P. GREEN,
U. S. DEpCTy MINERAL SURVEYOR
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TTNAkEN UP.

Came to our ranch -. geldlrg and
bay mare, band res ~ 7, latter
with colt Pinto l.ony mare, brand I'M
known. Owner will obtain information
of them by addressing
URHER Eros, Melville, NJ. TA
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EnOch HOdsOn,
Wood, Coal, Lumber and Shingles
OFFICE DEPOT
ORDERS LEFT AT JOCKEYS STORE WILL RECEIVE PLoMPr AND
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
xtended n pas, sresp
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HnIsDALE, VI. T.. June II. 1851.
All persons found hunting or fishing
on the premises o. the und=rri IN ri. alter
this GATE, vii! positively be prosecuted
according to the law,
Corn tits IL Gas
Ea.iar. &.
Street Pros AT liz. -. t.t,!
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=
-: ~ 7.t--eo.1. -. ~uc, rio TX
.~4 u.s.. Is 49, -
e. Wire
These who su scribe for the On . ice, a.
ways get thti r moneys WORTH and more.
Those who read it become intelligent and ed
ucated people. Full of information on all cur
rent topics.
People who advertise in it, always make
money if they follow its precepts. People
should buy of those who have spirit enough
to advertise their goods in the county paper.
City merchants who get country trade al
ways get rich.
Stand up for the Chronicle, because it pursues
a straight course It is Democratic in politics,
and not like the weather vane, moved by
every breeze. You always know where to
lind it. and that is for the right.
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Z
fJTILi.IAM i. I.n...;
ATTORNEY AZ Law
| will ouy and sell real estate, insure ,..;
property against fire and make is,ctie,'.-.
sS-Offcc in Courier Building.
I } c. cAAi'bHo-,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
BOHEMIAN. MONTANA.
All business entrusted to me viii receive
prompt attention.
| NKTLLIE & LUTON.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
viii practice in ali the Courts OF the Terri
tory. Prompt attention given to collections.
Office over Post-otfice.
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The New York Stock Market.

Nrw YORK. December 18.-StockS
Iower after II am. but near midday a
steadier tone prevailed, a rally of 4 TO
! took place, IS. 1917, AIS. 1133s, As.
NV YORK, December 18.-Stocks
weak; declined : to ~, Delaware d
Hudson leading. Lackawanna fell of.
NEW YORK, December 18.-Govern-
meuts easier. Railways irregular.
Stocks opened weak. and fell 4 TO IL.
Jersey Central. Delaware 81 Hudson
and Lackawanna leading, they subse-
Cuently rallied X to g, then dropped \
tOlH. Yanderbilts were affected by
unfayorable reports regarding the Lake
Shore dividend. Near l O'Clock pm.
the shorts began to cover and the
market advanced = to 81. Lacka
wanna and Western Union were the
most conspicuous in the upward move
ment The market closed firm ut the
highest point OF the day. Compared
with last night, the closing prices are 4
10 ~ higher, except for Canada
Southern, Delaware & Hudson, Lake
Shore, Northern Pacific, Oregon Trans
continental. Pacific Mail and Omaha,
which are Is to * lower.
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PROVO POINTS.

SUPERINTENDENT n. C. LARSEN went to
Salt Lake on business yesterday.
NJ. W. Parker, of THE HERALD Print
ing and Publishing Company, is n town.
THE SNOW and sleet of Wednesday
morning rendered navigation on the
streets. extremely dlsagreeable.
GEORGE A. RICHARDS has been ailing
somewhat with bad cold, he will be
like himself again in a few days.
PRESIDENT o. A. SMoor is still bed
fast with illness; his condition has
scarcely improved since last accounts.
AFTER A session of two days the
County Court adjourned without trans
acting any business of particular i'm
portance.
QUITE number of Provoites contem-
plate going to Salt Lake, Christmas
time. to take in the numerous holiday
attractions.
THE REGULAR meeting of the Masonic
order was held in Bees Hall on Tuesday
night. It IS understood they are arrang
ing for grand hop.
JOHN BURTON, w. H. CuImer, John
Twins, w. A. Burke and Fred Gardiner
was all seen perambulating about the
streets the last day or two.
H. J. MAIBEE is the champion sign
painter; his taste and workmanship are
well Illustrated in SmOot & Co.'s new
signs. They are beauties.
IT WAS stated by Typographical err
ror in Sundays HERALD that the at
tendance at the B. Y. Academy was
about no. It should have read 245.
EDw. w. TULL1DGg sojourns in our
midst. He Is engaged In writing up the
history of Utah County for his forth
coming Quarterly Magazine, to appear
IN January next. m
THE HONE DRAuATIc CoMPASY re-
peated Seven Clerks and Like Two Peas
on Monday night at Cuff IS Theatre.
The attendance was large, The acting
good, and altogether the play was a
signal success.
Miss LILLE ROBERTS gave social
party last night at the residence of Mr..
w. ID. Roberts. The guests were right
royalty entertained, and ell enjoyed
themselves hugely.
AT S. s. JOKES and Felt Bros. stores
may be seen elegant displays of holiday
goods They are not outshined by the
East and West Coop slnor Snow Bros,
or the Factory store.
AT HSLDAWAY' S foundry preparations I
are being made to fire blast of iron
Wednesday afternoon. The trial Win
be made on some of the ore from the
mines of the Utah Valley Iron company.
"PRARL" TIE "giddyr correspondent
to THE EERALD's Fashion and Gossip"
has resolved to retire from !
the literary field. as well as from the
flirting and MASKING arena. 1t is re-
ported that fence has been put across !
the street. in front of her residence in /
order to corral the hard-looking ad-
mirers that pass by occasionally. The /
pool inspector now takes the back street. !
XTIAN.
Provo, Utah. Dec. IS, 1884.
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Chicago Grain Trade.

eHICAGo, December 1S.-Wheat-
Easier: 7OK December; 773s May.
Corn Steady; 36M year; 81 January.
0ats-Steady firm; 245z December;
2S1s MAY.
Rye-Duil: 50.
Rarley-Quiet; 81.
Pork-9uiet; 1000 january.
Iard-Quiet; 6.52l2 December.
Bulk MeatS-Fair demand; shout
derS. 1927 a AS; short ribs easier.
5.45: short clear, 5.95 a coo.
WhiSkv-I3.
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ohicago Cattle Market.

CHICAGO, December 18.-Cattle-Re-
Ceipjts, 800; supply exceeds demand.
weaker; good to choice 800 On 80;
common TO fair 400 % 40; stockers
800 a $50; feeders, 400 q 40; Texas
steers, 500 a 400.
p Il oES--Receipts, 39.00a: slow. weak:
DIV a SO lower; rough packing. 800
q e. 40; paOking and shipping. As q
435; light 3.G5 q 80.
?neep-R0ceipts, 3,006: good to
prime 400 a i.2a: comr1o,, 70 ,Ga,1i,1In
200 q $40; inferior 10 fair ycry dull
200 a 2.75. - ''''' q ; N"N
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ALL PERSONS afflicted with DyspepSi4,
DiarThRa. Collie. and all kinds at indi-
gestionS, viii find immediate relief and
sure cure by using ANGoSTUgA iiITTERs.
The ONLY genuine i manufactured by
Dr.. J. 6. =. Siegert & Sons.
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rorrs December 18.-Cattle
ST. L -1mJer eastern advices exports
lover m. good to choice shipping
660 q s g;o Receipts 2,40O.
5W W,g gos9tt2~Lower; 1914 "a 700 cash.
NnsaVF Firm. inactive; 1873 cash.
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-r.nans City Wheat.

r,vs,s CITY. December 18..Wheat
otaady: cash 1917; January 81 bid, 9lA
"I THoo1Tn-Lower; cash 262s; q 26A !;
r.n mar O. bid. 26I asked; February
9 9S,l1 hid 25lI asked, May 275s.
~ 6IatsI22l% bid, 2234 asked.
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49,, york Mining Stock Market.

NV YoRK. December 18.-The
mining market was dull, 6ut STEADY.
The total sales were only l6,OOO Shares:
Horn Silver sold at 400, Plymouth at
i5s/ Annie at 500. Consolidated Pacific
al 10 Chrysolite at IS, and Standard at
20 6&. -
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work Money Market.

1o.r December 18.-Mo1ey
easy; ! q MERCANTILE paper, ~ &C.
Prime 9 lH'' exchange bankers bills
steady aao!I;n g. exchange demand 49,
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Kansas Cattle.

v,vs,s CITY, December 18..Cattle
R 6Aaoinis 800. Native shippers,
- HI 5ros Fat cows and butcher
stq 4Ilosgn9@g mere 1900; at 5 lower;
ohout all sold.
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West 0 WIZ be on exhibition at No. "a.
Cool second South Street, some fine
The Ie, suitable Tor presents or usefuI in
-' muse. U.F. Company. = X
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western stocks.
san FRANCISCO, December Is.
British Quotations.

hrm, unchanged ''i 70 D e''lS ''l''S
weather IN England cold. wet.
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Pretty Women.

Ladies who would retain freshness and
vivacity. Don't fail to try Wells
Health Remover. y
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Petroleum.
g. Louis Market.

- YORK. December 18.-PetrOleum
- q
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Gift HOUSE.

G. Brewer, Ogden B. ]. Rugg, r. B.
Wilson. ID. & Z. g.; J. J. Sullivan,
Pleasant Valley Junction; ". Reed,
L. L. Williams, Wood River; z.
O'Ieary. +. Baylor Vienna; j. Hurry,
Colorado; w. Clark, PaySon; j. z.
ForShee, Ogden.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Oiols Stone. alias CLAUS SjoGerg.
deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
" underSi ned, administrators OF the es-
tate of Ola Sto e. alias CLAUS Sober, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within te month after the first publication
of this notice. 10 the said administrators, at
the law Office of s. .IOnaSSon. Use Second
South street, Salt Lake City, in the County
Of Salt Lake.
Dated at Salt Lake City. December 18th,
1854 MARY STONE.
Administrative of the Estate of CLAUS
Stone. alias CLAUS sjoberg, deceased. ds
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
December 10, 1884.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

CoNT-SENTAL HOTEL.
CHI. Reed, wife and child. ]. p.
Pringlo, E. Eddy, Denver; G. w. Parke,
San Francisco; W. S. Borne, Santa
Clara; g. NJ Ballet, New York !; E. F.
Hooker, Des MoineS; II. kingbaum,
Miss H. ". Dayton, COnville; Miss c.
Helfrich, Ogden; Mrs $. Fl. Conely and,
child, Island w. T. Lawrence and
VIE, Mrs. D. A. Whiting and daughter,
Adrian; Mrs. Halliday. Boston; Z. w.
Moore, Pittsburg; Z. w. NaShe,
Omaha
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WHITE 8oUsE.

]. Chapman, American Fork; L. Bach
MN, Boise City; A. L. Little, Altoona,
Pa; W. +. Rowe. G. Rowe. Hailey.
Idaho; c. r. Bievias. !. i. McAustar,
Buffalo. Wyo.; ". Slo 'kdale, ID. CHS
holm, DeIano, New; B. A. Williams
Lake City: J. 6. TewnIey, M. Frank.
Bingham; G. Pumpkin. II. w. Hiding,
Idaho T. Hall, Detroit, Mich; K. w.
Flavor, Chicago; ". ShaugmIessy, c.
O. SmiJh. Frisco; Mrs. H. II. Ogden.
Helena City N. T; c. S. Hanscome,
CHEYENNE; +. Sniyley. Deep Greek; \.
\. Young, stockton: c. Mrinnes, I3ing-
ham; H. HAYNES and family, Murray;
Mrs. Bemis, Bingham; W, Barrey.
Cedar Forest
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Our Entlre Stock OF
CLOAKS ~ WRAPS
has BE8X MARKED D0WN,
Aad a 10; Of Ladies Walking Jackets -
70 ceats on tho dollar.
Our Entire Stock o.

Missef listers NJ cost Lao lea Felt, Flaa-
Ae4 aAd Quilted Skirts and oar e:1tfTe sock OF
shqwislsll new, Al COST .-.-t
Fifty pairs 10 Grey blankets, worth a.
to bs sold at 1910. Pity pairs lii heavy
Grey Blankets, worth s. %. to be sold Mt $3.50.
Fifty pairs Ia extra hea y Oregon BlanEetS.
worth $3.50 reduced 10 81 60 twenty-five
pairs 49, heavy White Blankets, former
price $50, reduced 10 "A =. twenty-five
pairs Ii heavy White California Blankets,
fcrmer price $I20e, r-dace to $3.50 Thirty
pairs IA extra heAvy California blankets,
former price SIG. 90, reduced to 5l5.0)
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COMMERCIAL.
EASTERN MARKETS
EuIIiOn,

stocks, NraIu
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wErRePoLETAN HOTEL.

C.S. Townsend, Washington, D. c.. :;
W. A. Sawyer, T. I. Wilbur, Milford;
p. H. Gallaher. Ogden; J. Hancock,
Philadelphia; w. S. Hanlan, Cheyenne;
\. A. Walker, ST Louis; W. Bartlett
Kansas City; J, Callahan, Chicago; A.
Heresey. Iowa; c.. r. SsohanS. Milford;
). Darbor, Silver Reef; C.sF. Drake
Brooklyn; J. u. Halman. Ogden; T..
Mcintosh. Butte; Ii. A. Vincent,
Xe,chum, Idaho.
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Bullion.
VIZ YeEK. December 18.-Bar slSer'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-10
GACETILLAS.
Baile-segun 90 esperaba, el

Baile.-Segun sc esperaba, Ell
bale verificade ell domingo por la
noche en- ell teatro qued6 muy lucido y
animado. La concurrencia fne bastan-
te numerosa, y las mascaritas muy bro
mistss y bulliciosas.
Aquf parece que di6 fin la Temporal
da de bales de m&scaras.
Distribution de premios.-Se-
gun nos ha participate ell muy dlguo
Alcalde de Sabana Grande d. Manuel
Rodriguez Soto, hoy 8, dia de la Pa
troua de aquel culto pueblo, debe ha-
berse celebrado en- Ia misma localidad
la solsmne distribution de premios d
los alumnos mas aprovechados de las
escuelas.
Adem&s deben haber tenido lugar
mas oposiciones de Religion, Grama-
tica, AritmStica Geografa entire los
educandos de smbos sexos, con ell lau-
dable fin de que Ell vecindario nueda
apreciar mas patentemente ell adelanto
de las escuelas y estimular la aplica-
ci6n de los escolares. Los victorio-
SOS en- este certamen seran premiados
con hbros escogidos.
Alabamos muy de verss ell proceder
elevado del senior Rodriguez Soto y del
Ayuntamiento que preside.
SQue hay de opera9-DespuGs
de tanto snunciar companias y mas
compa6ias para Setiembre, en- Setiem-
bre nos encontramos, en y NADIA se habla
de opera.
lHabran sido ilusiones todos los
snuncios?
Temblor.D Dice un colega ma
yagtiezano que el 81 del pr6ximo pasa-
do Sc sinti6 en- Ia ciudad del Oeste un
temblor de TERRA de bastante conside-
raci6n.
Lbrenos Dies de semejantes per-
canoes.
Creeida. -- Con este epigrafe
cuents 10 siguiente FL AnunetadOr de
Mayaguez:
Ell microbes, del corriente, la in
cegante lluvia hizo desbordar por Ia
tarde al RIO Kagaex, que empez6 como
el ano anterior 4 invadir la Gale de
M6ndez Vigo, derrsm&ndose por ell ba-
rrio llamado 'Del otro lado," cuyas
GALES Sc vieron inundadas, comenzando
4 penetrar las aguas en- Las casas baias.
Va Ia ansiedad empezaba q retratarse
en- los semblantes de aquellos vecinos,
presintiendo otra catastrofe como la de
San Cayetano; por fortuna, la llnyia
ces6 temprano y la crecids no alcanz6
Ia aItura del ano pasado, hbr&ndonos
por esta vez de sus estragos. Sc dice
que el puente Gandel, situado en el ca
mino de las Marfas, Sc ha derrumbado,
SIN que sepamos nlngun otro detalle
particular" "
FOR un ray0.-Cuenta IN c0lega
que en- un barrio de Sabana- -Grande
fue muerto por no rayo IN vecino La
mado Leon Coto.
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Case EXTRAORDINARY +,

Hasta hoy eran conocidas, en- todls
las naciones donde Sc haba la leng Ia
de Ceryantes, las renombradas P5L3o-
ras ourqantes de Minera hermanos, cn
Barcelona. Mas hoy 10 son va en- ] ! (
glaterra. Este es el case extraordiia-
rio. Y p0r one han podido penetr,r
donde nadie penetra? Porqne las PHI
doras puryontes de Minera estan COM
npestas de vegetables puros;
Porqne no dan retortijones de vieu-
tire; porqne son ell mejor depurativo de
la sangre porque segdn indica sn pros
pccto, el que las tome, puede q suplacer
graduar Ia purga, sin alterar para NADIA
las horas de las comidas. Porque es
ell purgante mas barato de cuantos Sc
conocen. Cada GAIA contiene % pildo-
ras y cada dos pi'doras constituyen ma
purga snave, y una GAIA vale DOS
REALES. ~ por que tan baratas2
Para que esten al alcance de todas las
fortnnas y de esta manera poder ven-
der cuatro millones de cajas cada aho
Sc recomienda contra los estreni-
mientos, digestiones dlficiles, dolores
de cabeza, hidropesia, reumatismo,
afecciones de hfgado, q las personas de
villa sedentaria y d las que estan pro-
pensas d afecciones nerviosas, jaquecas
y gastralgias. Las acompaha extenso
prospecto.
DEPOSITO: En- la Farmacia de
Carlos }. Monagas, en- Mayagiez 2l0,
Marina Meridional; en- Aguadilla, Bo-
tica de Rovira; y en- Cabo- Rojo, Botics
de D. Jose Antonio Fleyta. A.
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tPOr que eS tan uliVGrSdngltg
coNocIDo Ell LIcoR De
BREA MUNERAf

Por que el Is de Abril de 1878, ha-
.landose en- Barcelona Mr.. Guyot, de
Paris, le invitsmos pof 10 prensa Pc
rio lica q someter 50 licor con el nues-
tro ante Lac Academies de Barceloua =
Paris, y no acept6. Por que catedr&-
icos tan distinguidos y conocidos CO.
mo los sefores Carb6, Robert, y Ro-
driguez Mendez han dicho en- lumino-
sos dictamenes, que Ell uso del Lie0r Gs
Brea Manera, cura los herpes y todas
las Intermediates de Ia piel, ls tos, CO.
tarros pulmonares, titus, enfermedades
de la orina, y es Ell mejor depurativo
de la sangre. Porque en- cinco amos
que llevs de vida Sc han vendido en- 81
pasado 1882, cuarenta y cinco mil
frascos.
Sc vende en- todas las buenas farma-
cias y droguerias.
FARMAcIA EscUDILLKRs, 20, BAn
CELoNA.
DEPOSITO: En- la farmacia de Car.
los J. Monagas, Mayagues 2l0, Mari
na Meridional.
En- Aguadilla, farmacia de Pedro
Rovira.-En Cabo-Rojo, farmacia De
Jose Antonio Fleytas. ~
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C0NSULAT DE FRANCE.
WIS.

Lesoussign6 I honneur d informer
ses compatriotes que les actes, tells que
Certificate de NatiOBalit6 on a. Immo-
tricuLation, qni leur ont etc d9livres
par le Sr Blasini Francois, en- sa quail
t6 de titulaire de I Agence-C Consnlaire
de France d Guayarilla, actueIlement
supprim6e, doiyent etre consid6res nuls
ct d aaeune valeur. Les Actes de cette
nature sont de la competence exclusive
de ce Consalat qui est la seule auto-
rite FRANCHISE dams L lie de Puerto
Rico autorisee a les d6livrer.
Puerto-Rico lie 8 Septembre 1854
lie G6rant du Consulat,
wxA l. MuL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-10
S0CIEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL

Ell Consejo de Direction, fin de lle-
var d cabo Ia retorma autorizada por
ei Gobierno, y con vista de los articu-
los 40 &C. de los Estatntos % del
Reglamento general, ha acordado que
los acclonistas comprometidos abonar
sus acciones en- efectivo metalico, con-
curran d las ofcinas de la Sociedad en-
ell plazo de un mes d coutar desde esta
fecha, d pagan las cantidades que re-
sultan adeudando hasta completar el
Al OF p.3 de las acciones suscritas
4 nombre de ceda uno, que es ell tipo
abonado en- cuenta d los accioni> tas
que han cubierto sn compromise con el
producto de la iudemnizaci6n cobrado
por la Sociedad.
Este aviso no Sc entiende con los
accionistas que han pagado hasta dicho
tipo de Al -02 p.S 8 mas.
Para evitar q los socios la molestia
de consultar los Estatutos, Sc reprodu-
ce ell arttculo 60 que dice asi;
"AricuIo 60 ri accionista auc Sc
comprometa pagdr su efectivo meta
dco y dJe transcurrir ounce dias des-
pues del plazo que Sc lie seflale para ell
pago de sus respectivas Quotas, queda-
ra sujeto, q election del Conseio de
Direction, . al apremio judicial, 8 4 la
enagenacl6n de sus acciones que hara
por cueuta del moroso ell Conseio por
medic de corredor de nhmero."
Puerto"Rico II de Agosto de 1884.
Ell Director, Francisco Bast6a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-10
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