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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
The Latest Rich Discovery is Rock
Salt Bed That Promises
Wealth.
The Discoverer Says That the Supply
is Inexhaustible and Boomers
Are Happy.
Many Bismarckers Express Them
selves in Encouraging Terms of
Bismarck's Future.
Millions For Bismarck.
rr.o,, rro.a.,,. Da;lv1

From Tueedsy's Daily.]
The latest discovery in this, the famous
wonderland of the Missouri slope, is that
of rock salt bed, which promises to bring
wealth and fame to Bismarck and Burleigh
county. The discoverer is Charles Cham
berlain, q pioneer we'll known throughout
the valley, and although refusing to dis
close the location of his valuable find, is
free to inform the TRIBUNE that it is in
Burleigh county, not over twenty miles
from the capital city and that to all appear
ances it is inexhaustible. His attention
was first attracted by a white substance on
the grass which he mistook for alkali. 1t
was so CONSPICUOUS and unusual that he
made an examination of the premises and
to his surprise found an immense quantity
of rock salt. a fine specimen of which he
brought to the city and placed on exhibit
ton. Numerous Bismarckers acquainted
with salt countries made careful examln.
alton of the specimen and pronounced
Williams expressed his surprise and pro-
nounced the article frstrclass. A.. n.
Leslie did not think 1t was the same salt as
the salt of Saginaw Michigan, but
lie felt sure after several careful
tests that it was salt. o. H; Holt
was acquainted with rock salt and
had no doubt of its genuiness: Joseph
Dietrich thought it excellent, just the thing
for cattle; E. q. BLY, knocked off q good;
sized sample, tossed it, to his tongue and
delared that it was as good as
Turks island salt. Numerous other
connoisseurs made tests and are agreed
that Mr.. Chamberlain made find that
will prove of incalculable value to
Bismarck and the entire Missouri slope.
The piece brought to the city by Mr.;
Chamberlain weighed thirteen pounos and
will be taken to the state fair at Grand
Forks as one of the many valuable pro
ducts in Oscar Willis exhibit:
Mr.. Chamberlain will make thorough
examination of the country surrounding
: the deposit and from what he already
knows, he expresses the belief that the
rock salt beds of Burleigh county will
prove as extensive and valuable as any in
the world. .u
What next?
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
CONSUMPTION Surely Cured.

To the Editor: Please inform your read
ers that 1 have positive remedy for con-
Of hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. Ishall be glad to send two bottles
of my remedy free to any of your readers
who have consumption If they will send
me their express and P. o. address. Re-
spectfllly, L. A. Slocum, NJ. G., 181 ePearl
st., N. Y.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
Away They Go.

With bats and balls and uniforms gay,
the Bismarck baseballists boarded Tues
days train and went gliding away to
Grand Forks, where they will meet the
Grand Forks team. which has the reputa-
tion Of being the champion Of the Red
Bismarck Athletes were gay and frol-
ics0me crowd. and their friends. who went
to the train to wish them good luck, felt
confident that they were at least going
with the intention Of enjoying the trip.
Among those to give them cheering
start was 6. r. Williams, who presented
the club with q box of pure Havanas for
the trip.
Harry Call goes as their mascot.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
AIRY Call goes as their mascot.
IN the Rush.

Everybody is happy. a hurried repor-
torial visit among the citizens yesterday was
productive Of much valuable information
and ELECTED cheering conversation with
ont limit. Men who have remained silent
on the question Of an approaching boom
were free to speak and all expressed great
hopes for the future. I. .WhyV' exclaimed
y. r. Gage, slook at these crowds
upon the street," and he pointed
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
The Ball.

The report that at Tuesdays ball in
the Atlleneum the hall was too crowded
for enjoyment. is emphatically denied by
those present. The bali was select and
brilliant as was to be expected Of the open
Ing ball OF the season and the leading rep.
resentatives of Bismarck's yOuthf,li anll
vivacious society were present. The music
OF the Brunsman-Fetzer orchestra was
good, as usual, and the event was an en-
c0uraging f0rerunner of the many enjoy.
able social hops to be given during the sea
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
Will Shorten Its Line.

In short time the Northern Pacific will
be shortened 100 miles between st. Paul
and Portland. A cut off of twenty miles is
now being made in Minnesota, and Chief
Engineer Kendrick is authority for the
statement that an additional cutoff of
eighty miles, west of Missoula and to
Hauser junction will be made. The chief
engineer has corps of engineers at work
on this project, which, according to his
plans. will start west from Missonla, fol-
lowing the Missoula river until it strikes
the ST. Regis Borgia river up to Mullen,
where it will strike the narrow gauge road
Of the CGur d'Alene region. The proposi.-
ton then is to make this road q broad
gauge and to extend it from C9ur d'Alene
city to Hauser junction, where it will con-
meet with the main line. As soon as the
proper locations are made this work will
be pushed to completion, making the dis.
tance from MissOula to Hauser junction
about eighty miles shorter than at present
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
Bismarck Yictorious.

A telegram from Casselton brings the
pleasing information that the Bismarck
base ball team Wednesday defeated the
crack club of Casselton by a score of IA
to 5. This is encouraging. Now if the
indeed come home to rejoicing constitu-
pnov
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
AM Rikht in Kiddef

Steele Republican: w. 81. winchester,
the republican nominee for Judge Of this
district, has number Of strong friends In.
this county, and all speak very highly Of
him. He will poll the full party vote Of
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
Burleieh to the Front.

Every one who has visited the rooms of
Oscar Will during the past few days is
praising tile exhibit which that enterpris-
ing gentleman Is preparing for the state
fair at Grand Forks. Among other things
Mr.. Will will exhibit thirty varieties of
sweet and field corn, several varieties
of pop corn, magnificent specimens
Of vegetables including potatoes, onions,
cabbages, beets, turnips, squash and pnmp-
grasses and a number of samples Of seeds
and novelties of the farm. In addition to
this collection he will add the fine speci-
men of rock salt discovered within few
miles of the city, and ali in all, Mr.. Willis
exhibit of products of Burleigh county will
be as complete and creditable as any ever
tax On to fair or exposition. He is doing
c0Nnfv
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
Local Leaves Caught in the Passing
Breeze Of an Airy Bis
marck Day.
Serious Complaints Regarding Scar
let Fever Cases Sent to the
Tribune by Parents.
District Court News-A Voice From
vancouver-Bi Bismarck's Club
Wins-Other Mention.
Is 1t True?


Complaint has been made to the TRIBUNE
that several scarlet fever patients have
been brought from the country for treat
ment in the city. If this be true and if
knowingly permitted, the fact is sufficient
to arouse the indignation of every citizen
who values life or has proper apprecia-
ton of the consideration due the commune
ity. 1t is said that one family has already
brought two cases of the fever to the city,
a person living in the nelghborhood report
ing the fact to the Tribune. The
complainant states that several weeks ago
one of the family became victim of the
fever and was brought by the mother to
this city, where they remained until the pa
tient was pronounced we'll. The mother
then returned with the child to her home
in the country. A few days since another
of the children was attacked and again has
the mother entered the city with the fever
stricken patient who is now being treated
by a physician. The house occupied is not
even on the outskirts of Bismarck but is in
the heart of the city, where numerous
children reside. That the neighbors are
alarmed, and indignant is no surprise.
They want to know how long this will
continue? Will it be continued until
thor ob;,dror oro s.or;food mr. m;,, tho
49, 'Ao 'e'eA Aaoe0' ~ one
auCnOrltleS put stop 10 thls criminal care
lesSneSs and say once for all that Bismarck
shall not be made pest house for all the
contagious disease of the Missouri valley
fBy the way, have the citizens stopped to
cunsiuvr :.iA;.:. !. large number of children
have been lost since the arrival of warm
weather, which was hailed as an eradica-
tor of the disease? And have they
realized that in nearly every case the
simplest quarantine precautions have been
neglected? Is it not a fact that notwith-
standing the protests Of those who though
not in authority have deep interest
in the matter, persons in whose homes
scarlet fever has been known to exist have
been permitted to mingle with people on
the streets and 90 about with perfect free
dom ? Is it not a fact that individuals with
more curiosity than discretion have gone to
houses occupied by scarlet fever natients.
and then returned to neiqhbors to agiye
the news" or discuss the case?
Are these not facts?
If so, is it not high time that the authori-
ties established some law of quarantine
for which they can command respect and
obedience?
The city board of health has issued a
very good circular on the question. which
I
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13

To tone up the system and stimulate the
appetite, take Angostura Ditters. DR.. j
G. B: Siegert & Sons, sole manufacturers
Atall druggists.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
Lauehter Lends a New Charm,

To beauty when it discloses pretty set of
teeth. Whiteness, when nature has sup
Piled this element of loveliness. may be re-
tanned through life by using the fragrant
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13

Two hundred ewes at bargain by T. a
Little, Menoken.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
100000 Tickets at $40 each; Halves 80;
Quarters %; Tenths 92; Twentieths S1.
AGENTS WANTED.

w-FoR CLUB RATES, or any further infnrua..
ttOn desired, write legibly to the undersigned.
clearly stating your residence. with State, Coun-
gty, Street and Number. More rapid return mail
svelope bearing your full address. .
IMPORTANT.
Address NJ. a. DAUPHIN,
,,.unu,n New Orleans. La.
Washington, d. G.
;.a1ysS BY 81 81 Letter.
change. Draft or Postal Note. q J 55
HAddress Registered Letters Containing -H
Currency to -.
New Orleans National Bank,
4si a58E New Orleans. In.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13

VANCOUVER, Sept. 1, 1889. .
DEAR FRIEND RoBIDoU: I have delayed
along time before fulfill my promise of
writing to you. 1t is because ! wanted
to know all 1 could about the country first.
You know that l promised would tell you
the truth and it is so far different from
what we used to hear about this place that
did not know if l would write at all.
For land, might as we'll say there is
none, because what there is is mostly sand.
It is not good for anything and around
here where it is good it costs from $50 to
500 an acre, but nothing inside of five
miles from town.
AS for work in the winter here. there is
none. In the summer a man with a team
has $6 day, but sometimes it is hard to
find work even in the summer.
Most everything cost more than in Bis
marck. and there are four or five persons
from Dakota, whom / have spoken to, and
they all say that it is easier to make a liv-
ing there than here. 1t appears that it
rains every day in winter and has been
raining almost every day for the past two
weeks, so you may well imagine how
agreeable it is. F. P. GENDREAU,
Vancouver City, B. G.,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13

I a.REMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes is
Of New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by
the President Of an Institution, whose chartered
.lghts are In the highest Courts: there
tore, beware OF all limitations or aunoymous
schemes" =T35
ONE DOLLAR is the price Of the smallest part
OF fraction Of Ticket ISSUED BY Us in any
Drawing. Anything in our name offered for less
than y Dollar is q sWindle. IA
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
Dakota Best Of All.

Amos Robidou of this city has received
a letter from his old-time friend, p. P
Gendreau, well known in Bismarck, who
went to Vancouver in the hope OF finding
a road to prosperity. Here are some of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-03
AMERICA POR BSPANA.

81 celebre y ru,doso proyecto
de alianss entire los Estados- Uni.
dos de la America del Norte y
las Nsciones Hispano smericsnas
ha eaido en- el ridieulo; ha fraca-
sado estrepitosamente al primer
paso, y hs fracasado por 10 resis
tencia absoluta de los pueblos que
llevan nuestra religion, nuestro
idioma = nuestra eaDgre; en- los
mismos Estados-U nidos un pc
ri6dico tan importante como 81
Herald protests contra 10 preten
dida alianza, comprendiendo Ia
absurdo de los prop6sitos, que nc
son otroa que Ia absorci6n y eI
dominic de paeblos extfanos POI
ell Coloso del Norte.
No podis ser de otro, modo; nc
% contradics impunemente 4 laf
Ieyes de la naturalezs, que rechs
"a 10 fusion de elementos hetero.
geneos. Centric America J Anne
rica del Sur tienen sus comunse
intere.es con Ia naci6n glorioss
que descubri6 el Nuevo Mundo,
impossible es que Sc trate de ma
tar las corrientes vivifcadoras
que, trss aigdn tempo de separa
ci6n y ausencia, vuelvsn a unir
los mic mbros de una misma IA
milia.
De aquel frscsso nos da cnents
Ia prsnss de aqueIlos paises. | Anne
RIGA por Espaiia!
- s. O. .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-03
EN BTRRNA DlSIDENCIA,

TEMPO hace que el autonomis.
mo cubsno, que tan undo y COM
pacto nos ha querido pintar aqu1
El Clonsor del Pats, go siente CO.
rroido por ell cancer de la division
y Ia discordia.
Las rivalidades 10 traen & maj
sraer, como vulgarmente 90 dice,
y Ia Junta Central dissa mucho
de verse acatada y obedecida por
las agrupaciones locales de Ia CO.
rnuni6n.
Rscuerdese el spisodio de don
Alberto Oftfs y Cofigny, ex-Di.
ru.ado & Cortes y miembro dc Ia
refsrida Junta Central.
Ei eual personaje % puso en-
siberia disidencia CON sus compa.
neros de Directorio, 90 sali6 de
este = fund6 un peri6dico CON Of
dnico objeto de allegar atlliados
81 bsnderin de su disidencia y die.
pAfar bala rasa y mstrAlla contra
q Ars6Pago ceatEaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-03
relegra1nas via Habana.

Madrid Oetubre 0.-En los. cir.
culos polfticos se hacen comenta.
rios acerca del Oongreso Pan. Anne.
ricano, reunidO en- Washington. III
senior Castelar, suscitar& un debate
sobre este. asunto en- una de las
primeras sesiones que celebre 81
Oongreso de los Diputados. &
- anuncia una combination dc
altos cargos diplom4ticos, Y &c dice
que el Sr. Alfonso Martinez irk de.
Hmbajador cerca de la San Sede,y
el Sr. conde de Xiquena, ministro
de Fomento, Cerea del emperadOx I
de Austria.
La minOrfa republicans coali.
cionista presentara On el Congress
varios proyectos de medidas enca-
minadas disminuir Ia emigraci6r
peninsular & Ia America del Sur,
i Madrid, .9.-La prensa zorrillsta
4 adrma que algunos amigos impor.
tantes del senior CASTELAR, est&n
descontentOs porque este se muos.
ira cada dia mas ben9Yolo con L.
monarqufa.
4 Madrid, 97de O Octubre.-oorre d
rumor de haber hecho dimisi6n 81
ltsehor Weyler, Gobernador General
'ode Filipinas. Sc indica para reem.
n plazarlo al Sr. O'Ryan.
! New York, 9.-El Herald pre-
tesla contra todo proyecto de allan.
d "a polftica entire los Estados. Uni.
d dos y las naciones hispano- ameri.
IslOanas.
To- Madrid, 10.-Alregresar q Fec 81
pSultan Muley Hassan, Sc han aho.
efado 20 hombres de su esoolta en-
bnn rio, cerca de Larache. va s1s.
Is, Berlin, 11-El Gear Y "a hiio.
gando 81 gran duque Jorge, han
do recibidos en- 10 estaci6n por
p empersdor de Alemania y el
elncipe de Bismarck.
g El Ozar vestfa el uniforme de-
fYr0nel alemaD. Il
vlAlejandro III y sGuillermo ii.
han dado varios abrazos.
El Emperador ha acompaKado
sd OGar en- carruaje hasta la Emhas;
.da rusa.
! La multitud que ocupabA laa
esalles ha permsnscido silenciosa.
Roma, 11.-En nlos Cireulos 0fi4
sosos SO mega que el general Oial4
kni hAyR recha1adO Il Embajadn
- Italia Cd Madrid por mOtitOh
pliticos. Sc agrega que 81 Renes
IA habia sido aceptAdo por 81 gUs
wsssuo Dc 4aasia J qus ii no ads
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-03
DIPUTACI0N PROVINCIAL.

A Is Ill de esta m sf1ana, con Lac
so!emuiaades de estilo, el Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador General inaugu
ro en- Ia Excms. Diputaci6n PW-
vincial las sesioDes del primer
periodo eemeetral del afio econ6
mico de 1889 so.
S. e. dirigi6 discretas frases 4
los seiiorss Diputados y declare
alberto el periodo en- uombre de-
5. M,
R tir6ae S. E., y q Ia una de Ia
tarde volvi6 4 reunirse la Diouta
ci6n, procedi9ndose al nombra-
miento de las Comisiones para 81
sexamen de actas. Resultaron
electos para la primera los seffo.
res Soler, Pena y Landr6n, y
para Ia segunda los setiores Peiia
(<rra y Perez, todos distingaidos
correligionarios nueatros.
Entre los adversarios tuvierou
votos los senores Blaneo, Flgue
rag, Ramos y Osero. Concurreu
10 representatives, IL incondicio-
males y 7 autonomistar. Nc
ssistieron los sefiores Aware,
Perez, Gimsnez y B 'au.
/ Daremoe, como de costumbre
cuenta de los acuerdos.
Por hoy solo nos toca ealudar
como 10 hacemoe, q los serore'
Representatives. de la provincis
esperanto que sus debates y reso
lucionss no tengan mas inspira.
cidu nj mas objsto que ell mayo1
bien de este querido pedaxo d.
terra esps Aola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-03
P0R CONVENIENCE,
POR PATRIOTIsMO.

Como no ignoran naestros lee
torres, pues los telegranlas via
Habana y los peri6dicos peninsu-
lares nos 10 han comunicado, el
Gobierno Supreme, vista la gia.
vedad = lac alarmantes proFor-
clones que est4 revistiendo ID
0migrasf6nedel proletariado de- Ia
madre pstria hacia las repdblicss
de Ia America del Sur, y espe-
cialmente 4 Ia Argentina. sc ocups
On ID aCtualidad de conssguir que
esa .fninoBa emigracion, owe la
rnehtan todos los que tienen con-
ciencis, ya que parece inevitable
81 pfesente, varfe de rumbo y di.
ria 81. marcia 4 nuestras pose
siones de Ultramar, 4 Ia isIa de
Cuba, con particularidad, 4 las
proyincias de aquslla hermosa y
On asui mayor parte inexplotada
porci6n del territorio nacional.
Como saben tambiGn nuestroe
lectores, el Gobierno Supreme de
EspsAa ha dictado "a las msdi-
daS necesarias para realizsr en-
breys plazo Ia conducci6n de un
huep pRmero do famiiias de obre.
ros y agricultores peninsulares q
Ii Perla del Golfo Mejicano. Un
no pequeao graysmen se impone
SON este aaeri6cio or Ersrio pdp
blico, pero ese gravamen, toda
vss laue, cual ya hemos dicho, sea
inesifsbls Il emigfRci6n, 90 de to.
do pnpto laudable, , CON el item.
20 Il de pToducir fecundos y 6p-
iimobBreaultados, por 10 patriot.
% y ntiiisimo do ID empresa que
10. oeaaionh.
Rassasl laaipto msior, D'j0 tos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-03
Ell D1NERo sUBE.

Los Bancos de Londres y de-
impsrio aleman han elevado Q
tipo de sus descuentos.
La medida responde 4 los pedi.
dos de orc que Sc han hscho para
Ia America del Sur, y 4 las pro-
babilidades de que el Brasil retire
del Banco de Londres sumas dc
alguna importancia, que tiene en-
81 colocadas.
Tambi6n ha ejercido infuen.
cia el fuerte acopio de algodones
que 1nglaterra ha hecho en- Egip.
to y Ia necesidad de saldar parte
de esta deuda en- oro.
En- Berlin Los pedidos de orc,
para hacer Ia liquidation de Gn de
mes, han sido dc mucha consids-
raci6n.
lE' os~sse;s 1spaaol, orssns Dc Ia Camars d.
CsiAercio dc Madrid).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-03

mer campe6n y defsnsor de ID
satonomls, despu4ssde haber abo-
gado por Ia Asimilscidn 4 capA }
sspada, pretends ser tambiGn el
gran apoderado de Ia Revoluci6n
uetembrina, & sea de un podardan.
te que, por fortuna, pas6 va q Ia
historic.
7 es que ell afan de ser ell cole :
ga el primero entire los prim
On TODD y por TODD, le tiene en-
':ontinua perturbation.
Por ESQ H Ctanser, desenvai-
i1audo la espada con que pensabs
II al Carpio hace aIgunos meses,
intenta escribir la apologfa, con
pluma ajena, de la revoluci6n de
3spsiembre, por Ia razon de que
40 le han sentado bien los comen.
tarios que nos sugiri6 Ia publica'
ZION, en- IN periodieo autonomis-
ca de estos dfss, del tristemente
celebre Manifesto de Cddis.
7, dicho y hecho. Con tai mo-
tivo noe dedica Ey Clamor una
serie de cabos sueltos, que son e1
coimo de la sosa machaconersa y
de q roca graeia.
iQa@ desengstlo para el pobrt
CIomor, que tanto hsbra sudadt
On Ia conception de esos ca
DOS sueltos. naciendose Ia ilusi6,
de qae al leerios iban & desgafii.
sarse de risa sus abonados
7 valgale al colega 10 que er
sus dieho.o4 cabos sueltos inter
Gala de 81 Globo de Madrid, y |,
cual, aunque sea una injustificad'
toa de la gloriosa. q 10 memo
reune el merito lirerario de esta
oien fedactado.
Es notorio; la cosa no admit
duda.
Ma'os tiempos corren de algd
tempo q esta parte para El C!a
NOR del Pats.
Renuncie ~ el colega 4 su ino
cente prurito de creerse, aqui, O.
Ia prensa, el primero entire 10
primeros, y tambien d la literatu
"a jocosa y humoristica.
Porque Dios no 10 llama por %
te camino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-03

Ha habido para estas eleccion
uua alianza one ha perjudicat
mucho al partido conservador Y
del general Boulanger. Los bot
langistas Sc han llamado siempl
republicanos, pero con ell pretes
to de revision se aliaron con Ii
orleanistas Y CON los bonapartil
tas /; esta triple alianza contra
gobierno atutal es tan risiblt
que la coalici6n sigue Ia misma
discipline que los republicanos, ea
decir, que entire los republicanos pa.
sa 10 siguiente en- case de que Ii
elecci6n sea nu'a, todos los candi
datos republicsnos tienen, para 6
segundo voto. que abandonar su,
sufragios en- favor del que ha tent
do mas; esta discipline 10 siguer
los revisionistas; en- los distrito
en- donde el candidate del genera
Boulanger ha tenido mas sufragio.
los conservadorss han desistido on
an favor; en- donde los conservado
res tienen Ia mayorfs, los boulangis
tas Sc retiranj pero estos dltimos nc
10 han hecho de buena CANA, sint
que ha sido menester que los iefe,
de los partidoa les obligusn { ret'
ratse, Mientras que los republics
NOS se han tetirado con orden , si.
mprmufaf.
6eg6n pefsonas bien informadal
esta alianza ha disgustado 4 mn.
ehoA elsctegea, pusa qiestos pastl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-03
Para otro nlmero.

Esta tarde hemos recibido los
documentos que en- estos dias fue-
ron expedidos por el Oomite Cen
tral y el Jefe & nuestro Partido,
con motive de Ia llegsda del Excmo
Sir Conde de San jose de Santur-
ce. A la hora en- que los recibimos,
y siendo varios y extensos, no nos
era possible pensar en- "a inserci6n
para este n6mero; pero 10 hare.
mos, como debemos, para el pro-
ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-03

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de Ia Patria comdn, de su mayor
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donde hay que emigrar! DE Es-
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