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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02
4 Meeting of the Horse breeders 4ssocia-
ton Called


PRESTON, Mimi, Feb. Or. c. Judson,
Secretary, Dear Sir: AS the first member
appointed of the executive committee of the
Minnesota Trotting Horse Breeders associa-
ton and therefore presumably its chair
man, l will call a meeting of the
same to be held at Owatonna, Mimi, Tues
day, March 10, 1855, at the Arnold house at 5
p. m, to consider the following questions,
together with such other business as may
properly come up: /. To decide upon date
for the closing of entries. Sunday, March l,
not being lawful one for that purpose. g.
To decide when the stake races shall be trot-
ted. 3. To publish proposals to the various
tracks and associations in Minnesota for bids
to locate the meeting. The most responsible
one to be accepted and the money
obtained thereby divided equally between
the two, three, four and five-year-old stakes
to increase their added money. 4. To offer
the privilege OF naming each stake, save the
| three-year-old, to the highest bidder-cash
! or perfectly responsible party-the money so
obtained TO be added to the stakes. 5. To
make the terms Of the three-year-old stake
conform to the requirements of Mr.. Bemis,
who offers 5000 upon certain specific condi-
tons; or else obtain his consent to the vari-
alton of his conditions. 6. To provide for
the uniform and specific announce
ment of the terms and conditions
of the various stakes offered,
in papers having general circulation among
the breeders and horsemen of Minnesota.
Z. To announce in a specific manner the
rule which shall govern eligibility to all races
advertised and data age from March l. s. To
provide for collection OF mem bership dues at
once, together with a publication of rules and
regulations. 9. To place the two-year-
Did race on an equal footing with the others
or drop it from the program. You will please
notify Messrs DeGraff, Staples and Graves,
the other members of the committee besides
ourselves. Yours truly, NJ. T. GRATTAN,
Senior Member Elk. Com. MINI. Trotting
Horse Breeders Association.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02
EHrlH SpPdiHU.

It Is stated as fact that some farmers in
Ransom county were seeding as early as
Feb. %. There was but little snow in
this section, and the thaw of two or three
days left the ground bare in some sections.
AS soon as the ground softens an inch or
so seeding can commence. The unusual
dryness of the surface permits this now be
fore there is scarcely any thaw. 1t is not
likely, however, that the weather will con-
tinue so mild as to allow great amount of
land to be seeded for few weeks, but there
are one or two precedents for wheat sowing
in February.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02
MinnennoliA Horse Notes.

There has been nothing of especial public
interest doing among our turfmen the past
week.
John c. Oswald will probably not track
Flora Belle, the pretty little sorrel mare which
has won many purses under the guidance OF
Price Smith in seasons past. AT the conclu-
sion of the campaign last fall she was turned
out, and has not been exercised since. She
is in fine condition, however, and if her
owner changes his mind she will doubtless
do good work on the course.
Mr.. Oswald has bred his bay mare, Nettie
s., consequently she will not trot the com
ing season.
Mr.. Oswald has two horses new to this city.
One is ANA B., a neat limbed well-built bay
mare with quick and strong action, and q
PAGER named Joe. ANA B. is only years
old, aud although has been constantly ex-
ercised the past winter, has never been
tracked, but is full of promise, and the
driver, Robert Hitchcock, has great hopes OF
future development
Joe is green PAGER, q racer gelding and a
delight to his driver.
Price Smith is now training K. F. Jones'
stable of horses, and into his experienced
hands will soon be placed Oswad's little
black mare, Topsy, who alone of the entire
stud will do campaign work this season.
She has shown good speed and has been
carefully worked during the winter.
Henry Seeley, who has pulled the reins
over many of the best lhorses in the North =
western circuit, has gone to Chicago with a
carload of trotters for sale. Only two
~ irna oil
property. The others are owned by w. II.
Ensign & Co., and by Saltwater parties.
His Grand Misery and Dick Jones, both bay
geldings, make very desirable span of
gentlemen's roadsters. They are rated as
about as handsome team as has graced our
avenues for long time, and, Hunt says,
they can make a mile in $40. Grand Mis-
cry was bred in Kentucky, while Dick Jones
was bred by Jesse Jones in Plattsvile, Wis.
The car will include Ensign's stylish span
of chestnuts, Brushy John, Rather and a
Portian FLY. From Saltwater two horses
The latter will be taken 10
Splan to work for the campaign
with the provisions of the race, and hat he
got. But such a hat 1t was dandy, so to
speak. II was a common ''seven upr straw
nat, gary auu cIaDOTaleiy OTuaReDltu Win
ribbons OF the brightest rainbow hues, and
trimmed with fine fur. Before the presenta-
ton of the stakes was made, AL remarked to
the boys that he knew girl, particular and
dear friend. who is quite handy with the
needle, and he should have an artistic hat
mark made. This was quickly announced
20 Hank, who took time by the fore
lock, aud had a mark painted By
H. w,I ~
mark vas of rich silk, on which was painted
a shapely lady's limb with pair of spectacles
at the knee. The limb is synonymous oil
Legg's cognomen, and the spectscles of the
young lady referred to by Al. She wears eve
ornaments of that kind. There was large
gathering Of the boys and everybody appre
eisted the joke to the fullest. AL would moi
part with that trophy of the race for ma
tiopal bank
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02

Mr.. J. B Seth Of Ession, Nd. has pub
Hshed in the Turf. Field and Farm ! CON-
uunieatiou in when be advocates theory
o. breeding Tor stride aud disposition. The
following eoneiGdiug portion OF his state
uent gives the theory, aud It seems TO Be
worthy Of serious consideration on the pzE;
Of breeders:
Fer instance, We take sire that makes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02

That fish smells old enough TO have been
left ,ou in your great-grandfather's WILL
said the customer.
.-ob, no. il wasn't" replied the grocer:
''tha; IL ooly the cod-I-ssl Texas si:t-
Tags
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02
Is THAT YOU, HUBBY?
Ho,o Little Husband Vas Padded 6u
HIS Wife In San Francisco.

HOio little Husband Vas Padded 6u
HIS Wife In San Francisco.
San Francisco Call.
They are laughing at the city hall at ma
licious story about well-known servant Of
the municipal government, whose inches Of
stature are in inverse ratio to his clerical tai
ents. This exceedingly small but worthy
gentleman is the fortunate possessor of a
spouse who fills the Homeric description of "a
stately Juno, towering in the majesty of her
massive beauty above the other goddesses of
Olympus. She is as strict as a mother as
she is a fond and dutiful wife.
So when she heard an incipicnt riot the
other evening in the nursery after bedtime
she,seized her slipper and FASTENED to sub
due the over-hilarious youngsters. The lat
ter, with the guile of childhood, extinguished
the light before the correcting slipper could
reach them so the maternal enforcement of
discipline had to be carried on in darkness
Two of the offenders acknowledged the un-
knee by juvenile shrieks. The third sufferer,
instead of appealing for mercy in the weak
treble of childhood, yelled his prOtestations
in such ponderous voice that the astonished
lady dropped him and gasped: 'Is that
you, hubby"
1t was. The reckless man had, with I'm
thinking foolhardiness, followed the irate
lady into the nursery, and got mixed up with
his family. He will do so no more.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02
DRFsT0N STOCk FARN. Prrston. Pillrno,

l. County. Ann. For public service. HerOd
(s:e4 ~. King Of the Morgans, Trample. the
most successful trotting sire Of his age in ;he
Northwest: Comus. arst-class drafs stallion.
For pedigree snd terms. address NJ 7. GFattan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02

JHoR SALE-Young Trottiug Stock-I have
Il several one and two-year-old co -, the get
OF Baymont. 1897. son OF Alden Goldsmith. SO.
out Of standard mares. Colts are lsTge and
rangy. fine looking. and unmistaksbly showing
the promise of speed. G.. W. Sherwood. 40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02
n Axe cnMn srncK FARM-I hare % ssi.

u nice lot OF colts and lilies, one, two and
three year-oids. all standard bred. got BY DeGTas
Alexander, and BY Theseus, by Administrator.
dam BY Almont. son OF Ale1ander's Abdailah
Also for sale. lakewood. -four years old, By Alex
aadsr standard, 1855. W. L. MeGrath.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-02

':Hello, back from New Orleans &c
quickl"
Eyes"
Couldn't you find any quarters thereY'
''No. and the quarters took with me went
so fast thatI wouldn't have had one left to paw
the Pullman porter if / hadn't left when !
did."-CinciDnati Commercial Traveller.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-08
WYOMING.

Our youthful ears tingled with
the story of an awful massacre of
pale faces in Wyoming Territory by
the wild Indians. Now it is for the
ears of young and old to burn with
shame at the fearful atrocities per-
petrated by white people upon the
Chinese dwellers in mining camp.
An Idaho paper gives the following
account of the dark tragedy
ga young gentleman who recently
arrived from the East states that
the massacre of Chinese at the coal
mines in Wyoming was much greater
than any report yet published of the
affray has stated it. This gentle
man says that between 80 and 40
were burned to a crisp in the flames
Of the local Chinatown, and that the
stencil of burning flesh was positively
sickening. As the infuriated miners
drove the Cinnamon into the ponds
of stagnant water, putrid with dust
and decaying vegetation, women
would come out with shotguns and
shoot the Cinnamon, on one side,
while miners with picks, shovels,
knives, revolvers, ETC., would cut
down all who sought safety in flight,
on the other side. Some of the
Chinese women had babes in their
arms, but this did not save them
from the fury of the mob, which
killed or left for dead all Chinese
of all ages, sexes and conditions
whom they saw.
1.-The number of killed, this gen.
tleman says, will approximate $50,
besides at least an equal number of
wounded"
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-08
goods, $50, ,931.9o; bonded spirits,

goods, $50, ,931.9o; bonded spirits,
S2S, ,053.77; spirits, S5,444.16.
The six months Customs receipts
amount to 1856, ,646.3S, and are OBJ
tanned from import duties on spirits,
1929, ,8a1 ,39; on goods, SOS, ,02S.24j
miscellaneous sources, $40, ,540.93;
and from bonded goods, Sl9,-
l90.SS. The decrease in Customs
receipts mentioned above is due
mainly to the falling off in imports
of general merchandise, amounting
as it does to nearly half the total
value of the importations of 1884.
The decreased receipts from spirits
show three times the amount of the
decrease in the import value of the
article. The decrease is under the
three headings: goods, S23, 1926;
spirits, Sl7, 7,199.49: and bonded
goods, Sc, 1901.
The arrivals of merchantmen dur
ing the half year ended June 3Oth,
were 8 in 81 and 9 i'm 50, but the
tonnage of the nine was G,026 as
against that of the eight which was
1874. The respective values of
cargoes were, in 'S4, S536, 1928,
and in 'S5, S267,216.63. 1t will be
seen from these figures that the
cargoes of 'S5 are, in value, less
than half of those of 1884. With
the exception Of the sugar trade, the
commercial exhibits as sketched
above, are not of kind from which
we can draw very elaborate cOngra-
tulatory conclusions.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-08
o Luso HaWaiiano.

A LII persons who want to communi.
II cate with the Portuguese. either
for business, or for procuring workmen,
servants or any other helps will find it
the most profitable way to advertise in
the Lmso Ha7voH;ano, the new organ of
the Portuguese colony, which is pub.
lished on Merchant street, Gazette Build
ing, (Post-Otfice Letter Box E.), and
only charges reasonable rates for adver.
tisements.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-08
Attention Fire Police.

M EMBERS of the above are request
lM ed to attend the regular meeting
THIS EVENING. Oct. sth, at 7:30
sharp. BY O;der of the Captain,
145 1t PHIL BRAUN, Sec'y.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-08

T ALFRED MAGOON,
e. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
IA 42 Merchant street, Honolulu. I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-08
For Sale or to Let, Lease of
Olympic Hall,

ING Street. Lease has four years
IN to run. Hall 100x30 feet. Suita.
BILE for Printing Office or Warehouse.
Apply at ROYAL SALOON.
l45 1w*
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-08
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Chinese have belief that q
poor man has no show i'm the future
world. Their heaven is only for the
rich. This is what lends agility to
the feet of Vegetable John as he
bends under his weighty baskets of
mushmelons.
The Wood RiUer Times, pub
lished at HALEY, Idaho, commenting
upon the loan of $40, 100000 China
has obtained in England to build a
railway with, asks, ''Give such a
race the advanced mechanical appli-
anccs of the day, and what show will
there be for white MANI" We
should rather hope that the cause
mentioned would work to the adyan.
tagc of the inhabitants of other
countries, in tending to keep China
men at home and making living
dearer to them, so that they would
gradually become less cheap race
to compete with.
The Government party, it seems,
are going to nominate all the Oppo-
sition candidates. This mornings
advertiser contains the first slate
ful. Most, if not all, of the names
mentioned will be acceptable, either
to the districts for which they are
designated or others. Such fine
selection of opponents would signify
that the Government is getting tired
of office. One of the candidates 50
selected is, however, such q stickler
for constitutional proprietics, that
he says he will only run upon
popular nomination. Another is so
very independent as to say he will
not run at all unless he pleases.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

4 DIVIDEND of Two Dollars per
~ share will be paid TO the Share
holders of the Inter-Island Steam Navi-
cation Co. at their Office, on Saturday,
Oct. 10, 1885. j. ENA,
Scc'y l. l. S. N. co.
Honolulu, Oct. 8, 1885. ld5 3t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-17
Don Manuel Sudrez HaldSs .Jues
de I. Instancid del DistrstO de
CatedrdI de est0 Ciudad.

En- virtud del presente segundo edicto, 90
cita, llama y emplaza, los individuos que
compongan actualmente las sucesiones res-
pectivas de don Pedro Romero. don Gin6s
Crosas y don Juan R. Cachada, este ,iltimo en-
representation de Ia de don Joaquin Pertira
cuyo donnie lilo y residencia SO ignora para que
en- ell termino de ounce dias improroqables
eomparezcan en- ests Juzgado y por IL Escri-
banis del que refrenda, d contestar Ia deman.
da que contra ellos ha deducido, acompahsdo
dc los correspondientes documentos, don Bar
tolome Pastor Marquee, vecino de esta Capital.
sobre la cancellation de los creditos que tienen
sn favor potecados en- las casas numeros
siete y nueve de Ia Gale de Tetnan de esta
Cludad cuyos creditos les fueron satisfechos
oportunamente; apercibidos de que si no COM
parecen Sc hara de eficio dicha cancelaci6n Dor
medic de la correspondence escritura. pues
asi Sc ha dispuesto en- providencia de este dia.
81 as 10 hacen Sc les ORA en- Justicia de otro
modo Sc les seguira ell expediente en- rebeldia.
haciendoseles las notifcaciones on los Estrsdcs
dc este Juzgado parandoles Ell perjuicio consi-
guiente.
Dado en- San Juan de Puerto- Rico. doce
de Junio de mil ochociertos ochents cinco.
MANUAL SuAREz VALDEs.--El Eseribano "a.
sE MARiA sANJUAN. 20
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Battalion Infanteria
DE VALLADOLID.
10 DE LINEA.

Debiendo procederse d varias obras
de carpinteria, que tienen que llevarse
d csbo en- ell Cuartel de Ballaja de esta
Ciudad, Sc convoca por ell presente d
una licitaci6n que tendra lugar en- Ia
oficina principal del mismo d las diez
de la msnsna del dia en- que termine Ell
plazo de los seis contados desde Ia pri-
mera publication en- Ia Gaceta gfcial
de esta lsla 8 al siguiente 81 aquel
fnete festive.
Los licitadores que deseen hacer
proposition la presentaran media no.
ra antes de la senalada para ell acto y
pasada dicha hora no Sc admitiran mas
nj Sc podran ret ar las presentadas
debiendo snjetarse al pliego de condi-
clones que Sc hall ra de manifesto en-
dicha ficina.
Puerto Rico, l2 lie Junio de 1856
Ell t'omandante 2 Jefe, Vicente Salo.
w b. El Coron i Teniente Coronel
1.T Jefe, L6pez Ba }ester0.s 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-17

Han queda1o hechos cargo de la EN-
presa los sefores Bachiller y Rodrf
guez. Que tengan exito lisomero.
AgTadecidos - Lo estamos oil Sc :
nor lntendente de Hacienda por haber
nos remitido, con atento B. l.. d., una
invitaci6n y programa relatives d Is
Exposition Aragonesa que ha de cele
brarse en- Setlembre rr6xlmo.
Nos excusa de reproducir esos doca
mentos 81 hecho de que va los hemos
dado d conocer antes de ahora nues-
tros lectores.
InduStrial-Participa los Sc
flores Simonpietri y Rivera, de Poncs,
haber tornado en- aquella ciudad una
sociedad industrial dedicada la fabrl-
caci6n de chocolate.
Les deseamos muchas prosperidades.
lVaya con Ell ardidl - Aver,
mientras tenian efecto en- Ponce las
elecciones mnnicipsles, son6 la cam a
ma de incendios. Corri6 todo el mnn-
do...... = ell resultado fe ;nada!
,Uu ardid electoral.
,Vaya con ell ardid!
Biblioteca PIblica Municipal
El senior doctor don Ramon A. de To-
rres, Meiico Cirnjano, ha Aecho a
aquel Centric de Instruction nn preclo-
so regalo, que cousiste en- un elegante
cuadro, que mide I'M metro, Ell ell cnal
esta colocada una fotcgrafia que repre-
senta al eminente poeta "Victor II l.
go, cuya muerte lamenta hoy ell mum
do iiterario.
Al ser presentado ell regalo al seh n
Presidente del Ayuntamiento, por ell
Bibliotecario, fue acogido con entusias-
mo, disponiendo gu colocacldn Ell Ia
BibLoteca, d la vez que Sc han dado
por ell sefnr Alcalde las graclas, p'r
medic de una fina communication, al
apreciable donante.
Aplaudimos ell desprendimiento de
este, asf como la exquisite tinura del
Alcalde senior Soiveres y Miera.
lMartires del higado y del este
mago!-T9mad las Pildoras de Bristol,
y vuestros padecimientos desaparece-
ran como por enclnto. = Puritican la
bills y regularizan las funciones de los
6rgauos digsStivos, couservando el cuer-
po, por conSiguiente, Ell IN pertecto es-
tado de saiud. 90
ConsejO a las madres. Ell jara
be Camonte, de la >ehora Wlnslow, de-
bera nsarse siempre cuando los niios
padecen de la dentici6p. Proporciona
alivio Immediate al peqneho paclentc;
produce un suefo trauqnllo y natural,
TODD dolor, y amanece ell an
CELTIC risneao y feIiz. Els mny agra
daule al paladar. Alivia al pequehue-
To-, ablanda las eucias, calma todo do
lor, regulariza los intestinos, y es el
mejor renedio coLocido para la diarrea
por la deutici6n Il otra
causa.
Armas y Jimenez, Cruz 13.
venden la mejor y mas barata cuerda
lie pita; est&n decididos d probarlo.
Chinches, cucarachas, ratO-
nes, hormigas, moscas, mosquitoes, in-
,ectos de todas classes, destruidos por
medic del Rough on Rats. Pidase
/ los boticarios.
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AGUIS MIlERILES
DE BONNEFONT.
MANANTlALES DIX ROSSIERES,

Aguas gaseoas acuo bcarbonatadas sodcas calcicas M
meas, lgeramente ferruginosas.
Eas son las mas de odas auas mineaes
natuae Muy gradabes paada pueden beber puras e
sdo motive que Academia de Medcna Paris las reco
mende Las propedades de elias benefosas en- los paes
ados lie han Waldo meda!a la Exposition Calcutta en-
1883-S4. =
Muy titles tempo edemico preservativo de s
Intermediates ocasonadas por las aguas ordinarias.
Reempazan a las aguas de vichy todas sus aplca:
clones. -r-s
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EMPRESA MARTINA
PUERTo-RIQUENA.

JuNTA DrREcrIvA. - SEcRHTAR1A.
LA Jnnta Directiva de esta soeiedad.
en- ammonia con 10 prevenido en Il arti.
culo l2 del Reglamento ha acordado
convocar d Ia general de accionistas.
para la extraordinaria que teudri
efecto en- esta Capital 4 las l2 del dia
% de Junio corriente.
I Sc pnhllea ~ este perio lien para
conocimlento de qaienes corresponda.
Puerto-Rico, | lie Jupio ie iss6.--
4. Vocal-seeretario, !. A. pAUBQN
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+. GARCIA DEL REAL Sol ~

CASA DE PRESTAMOS eobre mreno de prem
das, mu bles maquiuas de cos de toda ella, e
de objetos tipo modico.
se vsndcn prsndas, muvbles maquit as d.. SER
que hayan vencido Ell termino, pr. ciosse namente
baratos Sc comrran blletes, bonos resiados !
Tesoro.
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FONT Y ROSSELLO. $ s5s9si'- g IS

Su estabieeil1iento
Ell stato XIX.
Importan quincenalmente de todas procsdencias
los generos de todas clases para vestidos de la h
TINA novedsd.
Conssantenuense renuetah 81 susliav Dc los aernas
gereEos De ~ ranp
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oAcETA DE HOY.

Convocatoria para los exame-
mes de ingreso en- el cuerpo de
Torreros de faros de esta isla.
Reales 6rdenes relativas d algu-
nos nombramientos interinos.
r. O. nombrando Ofcial 2o
Inter yentor de Ia Administration
Central de Correos de esta isla d
don Manuel Zalba.
Anuncios astropomicos del OBJ
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IMPORTANTiSIMO.
in PANACEA Contra Las FALSIFICiCIONE DEL lGARRO Y

La bra de garros LA BELLEzA cuy reputation es copoda
de los consumdo los ntereses n-
vor ha veno nd uzando geneo ideas pd
ran pon eoto las afon de prOductos acen que
del aulo honradamen xpnde buena d
quere comprad endo m de engano adqurno artuos
tadcados en- crenc de ser egmos aqu del nte
eazado adodo los oioarros a Il
expresada fabrica, LA BELLEZA. =
Pero todos los esfuerzos han do burdos fdores
de clio acaba dneno a
hsima. dudarlo ser& h falsfcac6n
En- pape de cadgo mpreso nombe Ia hbrica e1 ea
'0ma
AELLEzA fs
Esta impression como pape snstancia he
tauz
Ell phbo industria
b crio vel consumdores
eviando adquieran produco fasifcado
Cnsumidores de LA BELEZA ovdar epe
papel de cada cigarro de esta Mbica.
LA BELLEZA e vende todas parties.
LA BEEZA a estabecda ca Dragones cuarena
y sete, Habana.
AGENTEs GEEERALEs EN- SAN JUAN DE PUERTo-RICo
60 G.. BOLIVAR & Co.
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JUAN MATEUS. Plaza no Principal si,
Establecimiento Ell RIOS DE oRO.

Constante surtido de efectos para el Eercito, Ar
mada Vo untsrics. vi as para empeadoa de
Ha ienda Telegrafos. Conf ccios gorras de todas
formas clases
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-17

Iservatorio de San Fernando para
el Calendario de 1886.
r. O. sobre anticipos de licen-
cias para la Peninsuls d funciona-
rios piblicos
Circular del Gobierno General
invitando a los Ayuntamientos a
que Sc suscriban a la Reuista dr.
Agricult,ua, Industrial y Conner
cio que Sc publica en- esta Ciu'
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-17
G. TINAUD Y co. Cru. as.

Tienen nm gran surtido de relojes, prenderia de
oro con brillantes pied fnas de 10 as mode no
que pusda desearse. Gsrar tzan c .objetos ven
den precios uIodicos.