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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

The Christmas entertainment bids fair
to be as good as when times were good,
lodging from the report of the collector
general.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

d. Wilson, Of Glencoe, passed through
here with load of feed for the hub last
Tuesday.
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Reporter" wishes to correct the date
of the literary to Friday night instead of
Saturday. The subject for this week is
something shout irrigation In Kansas. Ii
ought to be interesting.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

A. B. Cooper dehorned fifty head of
cattle for Richards and Harrison Thurs
day. Mr.. G. is an expert at the business.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

Mrs. Thomas Wynn, who has been Wis.
iting her parents ar Speneerville. Ohio
returned Friday.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

81. NJ. Davidson, of Ellis, was in Ogal.
lab on business Monday.
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We have a few communications that
we will publish next week. They were
too late for this issue.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

Twenty-eight pupils enrolled this
month.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13

Go to Dawkins for your Tennessee sor.
ghum.
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George T. GALLOWAY.

One of the heirs of Sarah Cosby, deceased. Esme-
stead Application No. 7,34S for the south hsif OF
southwest quarter of section 10, in township II
south, range % west of the sixth P. N.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of raid
land viz: Stuart A. ShOrthill, o. L Cook, John
Lemke and John KObetcL, all of Wa-Keeney IRE
go county, Kansas.
I2-6 LEE MONROE, Register.
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FOR PUBLICATION.

November -, 1890. -'o''
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention make na
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before register and receiver of the O.
=. land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, on January
lt1I viz
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4 OF KANSAS, TREtzO COUNTY, So.
W. z. Murray. Plninti9-

STATE OF KANSAS, TAEtEO COUNTY, So.
W.. p. Murray, Plaintiff,
e. g. Bessey, Polly Bessey, L. G. Vanscoyce,
Virginia W. Vanscoyce, W. A. WelSher, S. J.
Wslsher, A Fry, Laura C. Fry, d. d. Horna-
day, Mary b. HOrnHdsy, z. N. Murray and
Ella +. Murray, Defendants.
Public notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an
order of sale to directed and delivered, issued
out of the Twenty-third Judicial District Court Of
the state of Kansas sitting in and for the county OF
TreGo, In raid state, 1 viii, ON
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Joliet
Muscstne,
AINNESOTA-Watertown
and sG95 Fails in st J1sPs and Ks1sS CITY IN
enwoh Horton Topeka Hutchinso Wich D90e
Caldwell KANSAS Kinghshe Fl INDIAN TERl-
ToRYDenva Colorado and Pueblo in CoLoRADO
Of grazing lands sordg the pest o.
cities
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Santa will be here.
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OGALLAH LOCAL NEWS.
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OHERIFF'S SALE,

n. W. Shuler, Attorney.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

N. W. Shuler, Attorney.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

n. ". Shuler, Attorney.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-12-13
Wednesday, JANUARY Il. +
SHERIFFS SALE.

8. 3. CoWick, Attorney.
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MAGNIFICENT VEsTTRULE EXPRESS TRAINS,

MAGNIFICENT VESTBBUIE EXPRESS TRASNS1
pendo CHICAGO and
between CHICAGO
PUEBLO KANSAS CITY and
FREE RECLINING CHAR CARS
sections
Direct 70
Resorts Grandeurs Of Colorado
WA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
ana
Ginning
FHESI LIME
Apply 70 Ac1Ss
Once IN tbs United States or Csnsdss or address
z ST J0HN JOHN SEBASTIAN,
ea..i 49,. CHICAGO. Gea1 Tiekst Pas AgaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
v rnmrNp MONDAY NOVEMBER II, lsa-TwEIVR PAGES

comparison Of the values Of year ago VIII ,r
those of Yesterday as they are printed III gu,
Weekly Range certainly presents phcnome.nruu
that never before was witnessed III .n Supng the
Let twelve months there has been nothing pua
steady progress toward Improvement. SpecuaIlons
Of All kinds looking TO the expansion OF vaa des
has been less thaD in any year for two decauJ I.
a n,i nowhere smaller than at the Stock
Exchange. Mr.. Gould. in an interview Vie "
With a Tribune reporter in the early padss
of the week. trtey sad nnas sh snG tale pace
-, daw the results probably would be as SURPRISING
~ ~arc those of the recent political election ana
yesterday he was authority Tor the statement ,hao
an advance of mill per Ton PER niue ,Ir ,be Mis-
;ni p;ver would increase their net earnings over
81 q DOC. 900 per annum The last statement Is cor
rect and il offers food for reflection, hrst Dy Ic
J;re.tors Of the railroads., and, IL not needed ny
them secondly by the stockholders ana the hou-
ers Of Junior bonds Of the companies VINO py
senseiess wrangling have been deprived OF tha'
additional amount of net earnings.
There seems to be no reason to DOUBT tnat tile
Western railroad situation is making satisfactory
nrocress toward improvements which Will De Oh
great benefit to the holders n all classes OF 'f AVID
obarges Rnt there is nothing the conditions, sac
raced as they have been during the past year.
which has warranted the large declines in values
which have been made. The London troubles whlch
now happily past, can have no erect upon !I'e
General business Of this country nor the earinns
eapacity of the railroads or upon other Legitimate
enterprises. Despite the unhappness at the ot1cs
Exchange and the panicky condition which mas
ruled there during the last ten days, the average
merchant. il he has not been gambler in stocks
seems to be perfectly happy and contented with
his lot A., ,u,rhcr
NJ shares sold of all stocks, the highest, lowest
and final prices of the week, together with the
final prices of week ago, prefixed by the average
prices of November 10, 1889:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
financial.
financial.
ID ITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO &
Il ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
PITTSBURGH, November 1. 1896

PITTSBURGH November T. $780,
when ne q f H
sT. LoWIs RAILWAY COMPANY was formed by merger
f &s!Sss q
COMPANY and the Jacksonville, Madison Indianapolis
RAILROAD Company certificates Of capital stock OF the new
Company have been prepared and holders Of the capital
M . assE a sd TSs
Farmers Loan & Trust Company Of New:Ycrk, Is now
panes for exchange into that Of the new Company the
Holders Of the first preferred of Pittsburgh
st. LSs p% Ce Of s NEW VIZ
Of one the par value Of $1,000 in exchange for two
bas ma s. %y cSmany
Company On" Of the par Value Of 10000 in exchange
for two shares OF the par value of $4,000 share
3. Holders Of the common stock Pittsburgh. Gin.
one share Of the prslerrsd stock q te new COMPANY
sSi Rsr Of f' the prssSre the Chicago St.
sSS 81 he pes Ef ad S
stock Of the new s c%pSny IN exchange for
Railroad Company preferred stock. CO., -.
Louis & Pittsburgh Railroad Company win receive
one share Of the COMMON stock OF the new Company.
O. Holders Of the stock Of the Jenersonylle Madison &
Indianapolis RAILROAD Company will receive $1,000 OF
the preferred and 5000 OF the common stock Of the
new Company in exchange for each $4,000 OF their
fractional or shares growing out Exchanges.
as above scrip certificates OF the Company viii be
issued which VIII convertible into full when pre-.
sented OF hundred dollars but sch scrip
tidcaes Will not entitled dividend until converted
been appointed Transfer Agent and the National Bank
Commerce In New-York Registrar OF the stock and
been made have the stock listed the
Ncw-York and Philadelphia Exchanges.
Holders OF the old stock requested deliver their
tidcates without delay the FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Transfer Agent, No % william
Street New-York City, prompt action in this CT
will greatly facilitate the work Of exchange.
Further information concerning this matter be had.
N desired on application the Farmers Loan Trust
COMPANY NewSor by addressing the undersigned at
Pittsburgh. Pa.
s. b. LIGGETT
p. o. Box 1,0f7. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17

The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
and the stocks sold the NewYork Stock Exchange
follows:
s:;:. sol, b NY ss ~ sSS
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
The local money market at the New York Stock
Exchange during all of last week a reflection
Of fluctuations in con fdence rather than of a
legitimate supply of currency The bank state
ment of Saturday, November s, so clearly de-
velopcd a renewed manipulation of money that on
Monday lenders were extremely chary Of making
expansion. On that day the rates at the Stock
Exchange ranged from G per cent to 90 per cent
per annum On Tuesday there was little done
below 25 per cent, with an extreme and closing
rate of SO per cent. On Tuesday the Bank of
North America was debtor at the Clearing House
81 900, which it was unable to make good, and
the North River Bank also failed to make it's
account good. The Mechanics and Traders
Bank was late i'm making its statement because as
since has been explained. of dispute between
IL and its downtown correspondent bank. A ne
Bank of North Americas embarrassment was not
because Of loan to single firm in the sense
that the term implies, but because of over
certifcati0n, in the usual course of business. Of
100000 for Decker. Howell & Co., who on
Monday evening were unable TO make their ac-
,e ba good , 1cep n ey Their b t.
was unable TO realize upon the securities i'm cash
in time to protect its balance at the Clearing
House, and hence the action of the Clearing
House in resolving 10 issue Clearing House GER
tifcates upon the pledge Of satisfactory collaferas
70 any bank requiring such aid. The sale of
Decker. Howell & Co.'S securities on Tuesday
realized more than sufficient TO pay the bank for
its over-certifcation. so that on Wednesday the
Bank Of North America was large creditor at the
Clearing House and debtor to the assignee Of
Decker, Howell 4 Co., who in the meantime had
made an assignment. Up to date less than
81 100000 Of Clearing House certificates have
been issued-a fact which shows the general
soundness Of the banking situation, well as
its comparative ease under the strain caused by
the heaviest withdrawal and lookup OF money
that New-Yo has ever witnessed.
On Wednesday the market for money was COM
yakAdvely easy, and Q considerable amount of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
DPEAKWATERs AT PoRTCHEsTER HAIR.

e.neer SO' ONCE. =: $, Army, Room -; ASSa S
cate for CONSTITUTION of Brsak%s'eT ,9 - e. x
viii ba Received az this until twelve O2
noon on Monday December IS, 1890 Inc at TssSiasy
hdders Is Invited OF Congress approved Leu
o. 1886 aud February 2s 1881 Vol - rass inf Sforas
tlon can be obtained this office. Appli sons inos
be Endorsed on envelope application for speelneAoAs
D. g. HOUSTON, Colonel OF Engneefs
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n YTENsION OF BREAKWATER AT

II mouth Of the nousatonc River Conn % hnS 5,,s
S SalI.s oNewYorS, T. y November u.s. iseo scald
Proposals In trpcate for extension OF the BrssS~st :.
eeiyed at this ONCE until twelve l2 O'clock noon. =.
Monday December Is 1870 The attention o. 9e' s
sss and February %, 1857. Vol % page s32 and ,s .,
"a mage 4 Statutes at Large. Further informson 81
be obtained this Office. Applications should be
On en- ,eope duplication for Specifications" d. u
HOUSTON Colonel Of Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
Proposals.

II XTENSlON OF BREAKWATER AT
nnom "a Army building 80 whitchalst., NewYork,
T. Y November 49, 1890 Sealed Proposals Isl In sripIi'
will be received this ONCE until twelve % O'clock
,d Il iSyited to Acts OF Congress approved February
% 1ss5 and February %, 1887, Vol % page 332 and
vi % maze ia Statutes at Large. Further informa:
ton can be obtained this Office Applications should
he Endorsed envelope application Tor Specincatohs
d. c. HOUSTON Colonel of Engineers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
u HopOsALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES

once Psrchasog s,d DspO. co%mIs,yaSy A Hls.
November 4. 1s9o.-seaed proposals. in trpIss,eii
subject TO the usual conditions VIII be rssms ~,
AZ this Office until 10 o'clock m Monday, NoNeinoe
IL 1880. for furni:hng such supple. be reqgss
5y Subsistence Department. Cfed states Army.
sstence store,-Ba.on Beans RICE Teas susss l.sa,
coffee Green Java Mocha Favo Ing Extra =, MaseS
Soups, &c. &C.. &c. Subsistence properly ~
domestic production and manufaeturs 'or such ae srt
eles, quantities kinds modes OF packing &c. oosnsd 4.
this Office. The right is RESERVED % reject any y.
proposals Envelopes continuing bids should be nais
proposals Tor subs stence supplies. opened Noyemyyrr r
1890" and addressed 70 the undersigned u. pfHHs
A.. O. 4 u. 9 A.
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r1rIopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Liverpool Nov To- p. m.-COnsos a37s for money and
94l for account Atlantic and Great western nrst
mortgage trustees certificates 81 Canadian Pacific 754
Erie 1913, Mexican Conral new per cent bonds, TIA
Mexican ordinary. 39a4 St. Paul common, 50is New
York Central 1924 Reading, 1G4.
Money, 5djl2 per cent -. -, M
Paris quote per cent rentes at % francs 90
centimes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
Hurtion Sales.

A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED PROP,
~ ERTy OUTINGS &c.-Phladephia Depot oil
a NJ Department No. l. 42S Archst philadelphia, Penn
Oct O. 1S90-There will be sold at public auction at inc
a. m "wednesday November 49, 1890 lot OF eonaenn med
Often cuttings &c. Catalogues will be furnished upon
aUnlio alton to this office Schuykil Arsenal Lieut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17

TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE, Room 62. Army,
l. Building New-York. october -. is9o.seaied
S pnSgo'e ant 10 Ssss S
10 1880 for dredging in wappnger's Creek near
Nv. iIamburgh n Y. Amount available. $1,000.
he attention Of bidders invited to acts Of Congress ap'
aSe s32 and vol a. page 4l4 Statutes at Large For
oeacatons blank forms aud all information, apply e the
,pnder sHcned c. L. GILLESPIE, Lieut,-Col. OF Engi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17

II $. ENGlNkER UFFICE,, Room g.. Army
u . building. New.York October -, 1880 Sealed pro
street and for blasting and dredging Middle Ground on
mis- oee until 70 o'clock noon Wednesday Noye%bs,
VI bidders is invited OF Congress approved February
g. 1855 and February o. 1887, vol %, page $780, ana
vol. OF page 414. Statutes at Large For speei
ucations, Blank forms all Information, apply to thu
undersigned. G.. l.. GILLESPIE, Lieut.Col. OF Engi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17

A GIVE STOCKS
N Bought and sold for cash
margin, bv
" X. STEVENSON & Co.
log Broadway.
GEORGES CREEK AND CUMBERLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY
ONCE of the Treasurer No Broadway. Room 152
NEW-YoRK. Nov 10, 1880.
RI He UNDERSIGNED will receive offers for
Creek and Cumberland Railroad Company ~ the amount OF
$40 900 In cash Cor the Sinking Fund at the office above
named up ~ vock the 10th day Of November
1890. -
JAMES A. ALEXANDER, }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
LIMITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE

u CHARLESTON, S. c.. Oct u, lsoo.-sesled pro.
po.als tripcac TO be opened at IL November
Is 1890 VIII received az this office for supplying and
dopostng about 90 600 tons of rpap stone the etes
az CharlestOn S. c. The attention OF bidders Is IN
yed Acts Of Congress- approved February ye 1852
and February 81, 1887. Vol %. page 1892 and Vol ~
page Az Statutes at Large. all necessary nforma
tion apply 20 FREDERIC V. ABBOT Captain OF En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17
' ENGINEER OFFICE. Room SO. Arm,

TT s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room 81, Army.
L Building Newyork. October U.s. iSoo,seal h'i
ppniIpe nntn IL O'clock noon, Wednesday November
~ 1890 for the construction Of 1000 feet more %
Loss o; bile dixie at Saugerties Harbor, y. Y.
Amount available ss. 500 The attention Of bidders is
February 80 1857, vol % page So aud vol "a page
and ali Information apply TO the undergn,d.
w U.s. a. l.. GILLESPIE, Lieut. Col. Of Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-17

TotusIarss soil Tor tho wooE. 35D9oSDD
49, ~. oer,s 1881 1884 lUl l03 i23o.VO0
The following were yesterdays quotations for unlisted
securities:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-02
Imprenta del @Boletin. !"

Sc acaban de recibir on esta Inn.
Drenta los artfculos siguientes:
'Elegantes DeSa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared Y desperra-
dores de 10 diferentes classes.
ESFERAS con circulos de metal.
CARTERAS para document ntos.
LAPIOES mercanSilea.
PL6MAS de orc.
LAPIOES de idem.
ESCBIBAN1AS elegahtes de s
usos.
CARPE'lAS de mule Y taflleta:
PLUMAS-fuentes.
PAPELERAS de varias Olases.
MARCOS para retratOs.
REGULEZ. - Ret6rics y Pos
tiOS.
5ENET. - Geometria nnRlitica.
GOMELERAN.--GramAtic Oas.
t43llana.
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COkTABiLIDAD
MUNICIPAL. Z.

Juego complete de Libros ARE.
glados 4 los formnlarios publca-
dos por el Gobierno General.
Impreaos de todAB cl&ses para
Ion Municipioa. .o1
De venta en- Ia Lmprenta 0el
BoLRTW.
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mo De QUlNFUl.l
LABARRAQUE

VIZ aprobado por la Academia
G. 6-=SlSezH=O "a de Medicina de Paris es el
resImen, la condensation de todos los
prneipios activos de la quina.. Algunos
Jrainos de Ouinium producer ell 'aismo
sJectO que muchos kilos de Q"imd.
tRobiqaet, prof de. la Escuela de far
nacia de Paris).
{ Dsspwes de habsr bsseudo dHrGats
Ihrgo sienPo M l6nieo poderoso, 10 he
encomsrado tn VWsstro Q1imium al euatS
sonsidero como 81 itepGTGdor por eErelenAG
de las c0nstitucioNss GgotGdns,
Or CABARET
IN Vine de 0u11atN1x11
de L-4a1oarr,aq'tae ss et mas dil
comptement0 de Ia QuiniHa eW el trata-
ariemto de las CaIeHtVrGs isternissntcs.
.Sus efectOs son particul0rmcnte de moiW'
en- las cdleNturas antiques de aceeso Y On
Ia eGqderiG pGIGdisd. g
Prof BoucHARpAT
Sc vende en- todss las fArmAcias. y on Paris.
40 &hNnh
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"A Y / $ 0.

I'm Ia Imprenta del BOLMTIE se
ha recibido 81 magnfflCo librO tituIa-
do ElVatioanO y los Maso~es, por
Leon Taxi, junto con Las notables
COaJosSoRes del mismo. Ademas, %
han recibido MGn&Gles DE- Difwmsos Y
MisGIss con nuevOs rexos, el RifM@l
R0maWoGd ParoOkNNs, hermosos Pu-
riflcsdorea, que se recomiendan 6
los sefiOres Ouras, infinidad de
cromos y tarjetas de fantasia paRa
felicitaOi6n, preCioainlmas, y una
lnmenaidad de elegantes = 6tilas
obIesOs dc eneEit0Kio.
TOdo y ysndeA { psuloA Nnitar.
dos
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CoNCiClONES GENERATES acordadas por Ia Direcclo
para toda case dc remltidos anuncos. II

OSNGi~f0iSHO
para toda ciase dc remtdos anuncios. l{
La Pudsncn dc los anuncio medic de
vencionales I asoJ II o8sI
Los comnncAdo rsidOs gtedAa dben vsnir utoados
hrma del rspnsabdad de
mas persona responssble de pagc q e'sa4fI
Los originates de omunIcaio rsmtdOs gls ssrGn
devuetoa' aGbqus 90 10 phbIqnsn 4el ssa4 81. 4. .E
NO se RESPONDS de roufa nj exsve de clch6s aa n
10 columns ds pstOdico conhd Grads
de- largo. 3assi4ags eatf ea.@s
Pabhcacion I'm de dessa concdse
10 p.S Bohs prscao t6afsF .ff.sr ~ -Y
annnsans snvts eSeh pubac6n ep,
drA bonihcacicn De 10 pS sCb los prscos de afA Fl
Ouando imports anunaos
cbiFa pCO de- aaa Nm conao
vian e pimsr nhrnsrc is fe 81 go "o 9s'' fN
Para los del In ns de gscs
renIdo, correspondents
A sntores tsndAn 70 pS de sOnHcac6n, sosre peO
ceItlAE, omunicados remndos.
caaoa, snncilado I. eaEesr. ae
81 dse do salf Ell peri6dco mpomen
pubcacionss
dslAdo de sAL. I8 Eg##8 #-.tt. es..a. .asu III
TGrifa para La publication dc anuncios.
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AMIGOS DE TOD0s
PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY.

Ahienss Do Psrsosssb On todas lss parties
iaandos rsccmisndAn diOhss Pildoras ooAe
nslor restaarativs do Il salad qas 10 ooaocsE
kllAs cuIan todas lee hfsccionss del oorsztni
dsi oieado, dsl sstomago, Dc les rin0nss
los lRsssansS,Y J rsmusvsH N aOrinoniS 10
natsisaeie 10 oardislEia, sxpulsaade 10 10
sAngrs toda tmpSrssA, xortaisoisnde oo1plS,
sAmsntA d Bsstsma asfvieso dande Rn faA. /.
$1Abla In erganisAciNn eenefsl. Ai
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CA R r ELE 6

con las pesas medidas del Sisten,as M.
trico Decimal, en- la Imprenta del BOTE
TIN MERCANTIL.
Sc hallan ademaS Otras Inuchas .naOeIIlvV4Ada. naOeIIlvV4A
des y So esperan mas del. sexfrariero
En- trabajos de- Imprenta, nuca1 ncu1ad derna naci6n
y Litograffa, Sc pueden yer satisfechns 70
pos los gustos y cumplidasi todas las evi-
serlcias. Baratula en- los precios; eIegancis
en- la ejecuci6n. 9 2 F'-0-''
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BoIstil N(ssr'clantiI De PuertO-Rieg.

PEIIODICOf fCoNSA14RADO
LA DEFEESA De L0SoIERRREgS BAcI0B1LRS Ell AMERICA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-02

IAOIENOlA DE TENEDURIA BIZ
IBROS siDplihCAds por Ia aplicacion Do
una regl1 Il .ahble para AcertAR el dsudcF
, el ACfeeaOl, acOmpaAada Dc namsrocos
eiemplos Dc cklculos meFoantilss, pOr q
@. Marsh, trxduOido Dc 10 30. saiOiOn In
glssa por A. g. Back, bsjo Ii inmsdistA
fnpeOOi6n del sntor. Un tomo slsgants-
mente snc1&asrnade ss-SS, On In I'm
del B0letin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-02
ENCUADERNACION 81.
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DEL "BOLETIN MERCAHTl[;, /"

I'm eSta secci6nIue La casa. n,opfada ,,c,,
tOdos los elementos necesariOs, " prnviafa -
de primtTa clase, se hacen enc,,.
dernaciones ess hOlsandesa, Carto,,k naSsa -
pamela, pieI de ievaHte CON relieves. todo ner,.
tectO y precos reducidos. o2 ass.aAl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-02
al DlDllOTkCA |
DE GOMEZ ERClANTE.

HIB1ORIk DEL COKERC1O 10
das Las naciones, desds iOs tismPes mas 70
motos hasta Ausstrcs dlas pos Nv. ScAera
tsaduclda del frAnC6s Por los AlumRos di la
ciass de este idioma estableCtda en- el 4 t.
$3.50 AEuGmta d MsdvSd, J PublIcaAa Asas
pensas DO 10 mism4 aSOclAcivn. pi
Doa toulos grnesos, pasta ssp9noiAs sA
en- 10 Impsensa del Soisti~.