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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-14
]. @. Aver & Co.,


dispstch from PistsAeld on Friday last
states that the we'll known mare Hsrebsll
died Of milk fever that day. She was val
ued at $1,000. and her owner held stand
ing ofer Of $1,000 for her colt which died
At birth. Hssebell vas foaled July 30,
1883, and vas bred by the late A. ".
Bracket; Of PittsAeld. She vas by Har-
birger. BY Almont; dam Isabel BY Happy
Medium. She made . record - . two
year-old ~ Maine State Fair, Lewiston,
1885. Of 45A, being then owned by he
late Gen. W. s. Tilton of this city. Her
nve-year-old time. three heats. vas $50,
2 20. 2.30.
Mr. J. c. Horne Of waterville has pur.
chased . COED many nne horses this spring.
On Monday Of last week he sent . car load Of
six to Boston, and now has . Ans lot of
seven or eight that he will ship 70 New York
in week or two.
John Splan will probably train Guy,
l0a. this summer. He tried TO train him
once before, but the cratic selding and the
loquacious trainer did not agree, and the
experiment was . failure Of gloomy and
awful completeness.
II may not be gererally known to horse
men and breeders that "Hark Coustock"
the voluminous writer on turf matters 10 the
non de plume of Mr.. Peter c. Kellogg the
well known live stock auctionesr Of New
York, who has sold under the hammer some
Of the most famous horses in the country.
The New York Tribsne says that Edwin
ID. Bither, whose fame 10 interviewer With
that Of Jay Eye-See. , 10. 10 now training
at the Allen farm. Pittsneld, Mass. The
proprietor Of that new and extensive estsb-
lishment 10 the millionaire st. Louissn,
William Russell Allen. He was born In
Pittsheld. and chooses that ~ the location
Of his playthiug. He has been liberal. in
deed prodigsl. in buying trousrs." Mr..
Bither vas born in Charleston in this State
August I. 1851, and when twenty years Of
age went to Racine. Wis, and entered into
relations with Mr.. j. I. Case, the great
banker, and owner Of Jay Eye See, Dom
Pedro. Edwin b (named for Mr.. Bither),
Phallas and other noted horses, some Of
which were entirely developed by Mr..
Bither. With Mr.. Case Mr.. Bither has
remained till tempted by the great salary
offered by Mr.. Alien to take charge Of his
celebrated horses. This brings Mr.. Bither
ha oh In N,- I'm ulaud and 80 .p> Glad o.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-04-14

The following list Of officers Of Goot
Samaritan Division No. "a 8. Of T., were
duly installed on Friday evening April 18th
by d. g. W p. P. M. Foeler. for tn,
quarter ending June 80. 1890: Henry 8
Marden, W. P; Mrs. Henry s. Marden
W. A. II. A. Heath. r. s.: Mrs. N. M
lockwood; A. s.; =. NJ. Harvey, F. 8.
Jas. W. White, Treas; Rev. I. J. Mead
Chap. Jos. 3. Whitney, Con-; Eva M
lockwood. A. C.. Jas. d. Brooks, I. 8.
A. N. Nichols, 0. S.; P, NJ. Fogler, p. W
P. The Division voted to hold regula
meetings on every Friday evening, II
Golden Cross Hall.
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M. j. B. Austin and Miss Bertha X.
Howes. both Of this city. were united In
marriage At the residence Of the bride Z
PARENTS on Melville street, April IL. A
conpany consisting Of the friends Of the
BRIDE and bridegroom having assemble d,
The ceremony by Rev. @. X. Palmer fol-
loved the Wedding march played by Mrs.
Rideout. Pretty. appropriate and usef al
presents adorned the tables, and the young
couple had the pleasure Of beginning life
together with the congratulations an d bes.
wishes Of many friends.
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What . merry, jolly fellow this
same II. Price Weber 10, to be
sure His fun always appears 90 genuine,
and ind ed We believe It is-Webber en-
jsys it himself. He is ~ comical as two
lend men, rolled in one. And yet. ,as an
actor Of more serious parts. he can be ~
a cree. ~ solemn. - tragic. or (as In Rip
Van Winkle) ~ pathetic a. occasion may
require Truly rare talent for imperson-
ating his fellowmen and port-aying the Gre
alton Of the drsmatist has this brisk. little
comedian. who for So these many wears has
done 90 much to brighten up this sterr
New England life Of ours. Long may hs
/ live to cheer us with frequent visits, and
may be continue to prosper most abundant
! ". NeuRt Desevf Herald.
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a. vhelesone vhiRs Of the 6psts(
- vas allowed 70 creep through partially
-. vi,dovs sbest tie Capitol Saturday.
r.~us.ace Commissiooef Smith made ~
s..s,dse speech q The banquet rendered
- yevgsper Men By The Maine Lifs
sr.aesvfsers Association Of Portland, fri.
~ evening
Tssre ere nov being sent ont from ths
y.-s.sce conmissioner's once advances
-, Of the forthcoming annual report
.a.,iss The business done in the susie By
....suess ife ID casually compsniss for
- pss year.
r.hor Commissioner Matthews 10 agree
III, surprised By the early receipt Of quite
s.seb Of returns from the farmers in the
80. The blanks he sent out have been
l.,sIIisensly filed out and the despatch With
-slch they we're returned indicates that the
s.r.en appreciate the work which the CON-
,ukafessY 10 doing.
Tbs foiIosing corporations we're filed 1t
=. Secretary Of States Office Saturday:
EjBsbrop Manufacturing Company. Ad-
a,,ss Of principal Office, Portland. Ne.
.,.s,,sl stock sl5oo.Ooo; paid in ezSo;
=, vsise shares $50. President, Solomon
i. Rl,i.brop, yes York; Treasurer, Daniel
4. Arnold, Providence. Il. 1. Business 10
y ,sosecutsd. = general manufacturing,
IL and corporation business.
Standard Railway Rail Joint Company.
Address of principal Office, ssce. Me. Cap
~ sock s500, 900; paid in nothing; par
,.l,e shares so. President. w. J. Under
sood, Belmont. Mass; Treasurer, Ivers
Y, Adams, Boston, Mass. Business 70 be
prosecuted, manufacturing and dealing in
ssii joints.
Mssee Emulsion Company. Address Of
,,scipsI Office, Portland. Capital stock
easo 900; paid in nothing; par value
shasss ei00. President, Prentiss Webster, |
Portland; Treasurer. Patrick Lynch. Port
nsd. Business to be prosecuted, manu-
f.esuring and dealing in medicines.
The woman's Publishing Company. Ad-
d,sss Of principal office, Portland. Capital
sock 5000; paid in $500; par value
shases sl0. President, Anna NJ. DorF
Bryant, Portland; Treasurer. Mary Y.
Csrsiss, Portland. Business TO be prose-
cuisd, publishing q Newspaper and general
printing.
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Mr. Charles Doughty. the harness manu-
facsurer has purchased Of Messrs. Titcomb.
hoiSAy. Psrrou and others . small piece
Of land in the rear of Knowlton's frame
and picture store twenty feet wide BY ten
rect deep. BY this purchase MIR. Doughty
VII be enabled to build, when he 10 ready
Tor 20 doing, fine brick block that viii
run back even with the other buildinss
alongside. The building that will probably
= erected here at some time in the future
WI be four store brick block twenty feet
Front and sixty feet deep. Mr.. Doughty
nov employs fifty men aud IL HE business
continues to grow As in the past he vii
aeed such block rs the one proposed fol
ss own occupancy.
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aere are

aere are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory
They are not.
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having h
It's sold everywhere.
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Aanaser Pendiet,n Of the Bowdoins
passed through from waterville on the
a@rnooa train Saturday. He told Jour-
IA reporter that although be had roticsd
mat the Journal had said relative to arrans-
ns game for the Augusta grounds
vas not thought feasible for the
fesens season. but he hoped to A.
nnss for some games on our grounds the
cunning season between the Bovdoins and
We Lovells or other good seams. Nay his
saef'' De successful in giving ~ several
sood ball games here during the season.
iae Rev. J. s. Williamson, the new
Psssof Of the Congregational church, will
sccapy the parsonage about the middle Of
Nv.
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Some women are "bothered
to death" with corsets break
ing. There is a bone" that
never breaks; it can't be
broken-by wear. The only
way it can be broken is BY
bending it back the other way
which is never done in wear.
Don't believe it, perhaps1
Very we'll. Let us sell you
a Kabo corset; and, it It
breaks in a year, come back
and get your money.
The steels may break
the Kabo never!
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you
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Green Mountain boys are known the
world over for their ssgacity and business
foresight, and this i, probably one reason
Why the sale of Brsdley's Standard Ferti-
lisers ha- become thoroughly established in
Vermont.
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Sarsaparilla

has esss ~ standard blood Dusiaer Of the
vorld-so ether approaching is In popular
conscience % univsFsal demand. It, form
VA = approved BY the leading physicians
and drugSises- Being pure and highly con.
centfased, V 10 shs most seopomieaI Of any
possible blood medicine. Every purchaser
On Sassepaxills should insist upon having
ms preparation and zee that each bottle
beam ne Weilkuown name Of
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Il Ell Is w A Y
Is the Easy Way to Get Home Com
forts
WHAT We HAVE TO SELL,

WHAT We have SELL.
Pafhf Suits, $500
Chamber Sets, 1900
h best Plush parlaf Suit ever offered iaf
SIS. SIX pieces, al eeofs, fine crushed
plush. AsDlentid Silk Plush Suit for $7s00.
Parhr Suits are Dot ilxayc wanted.
sans people prefer the Old time sitting room,
50 We always keep The cosy Easy Chairs and
Rockers. The comfortable Lounge and The
Cane Seat Chairs.
b Chamber Sets, TOO, tastes differ. Many
prefer Painted Sets, others dislike them, 81
We keep al kinds from The painted At SIS d
the finest at two or three Hundred dollars.
b carpets We have Brussels and Velvets.
fapestfys and Vools, Unions and Henps,
tsn IS 70 Hs0 4 yard, and plenty alViJs
70 select from.
Rugs At all prices. Baby Carriages aud
Retigefatofs are scaSondble foods.
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Yesterday At n and evening there
vas. 'Aronr .uriou. about the bridge
Watching the pi ~ ess. Mr.. NJ. W. Wisler,
me man in charge, made no promise - to
NE time be would have the bridge made
pas'aole for travel, but kept his men stead
hy1h. Late in the afternoon 1t became
evident that the door could be laid before
I'VE o'clock Monday morning. the time
when the bridge must be opened to the
public, Accordingly be told the men that
'hs sooner they could complete the job the
better for them, as what time remained
'nsy could call their own. As result the
bridge ws in readiness for teams to past
over the new plsnks at half pact nine last
evening. During the whole time the bridge
VI. closed to carriages there we're but two
mat put In an appearance desiring to cross
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We Keep Everything,


And try t. please everybody aaA zen.
orally get there. We have QUAkDR
RANGES for the kitchen that maize eoek.
Ing easy and take less fuel. 4 Dlsadil
line Of Dining Rsen goels n Slde.
boards, Chairs and Extension Tables.
THE EASY WAY We OrFn
Everyone is lotDrpr.d 70 iD.ll $50 r 800
II caSI, 50 We ~ pay u Oletlr1 Of ne
amolll Of your bill and let he nN stand u
equal lontlly payments. We will irrille 10
terms 10 suit you. II ia wy hat llldrttS Of
people have stirtfd homes win. i il 1 w Ont
encourages 1 laying BY Of I certain nl Nly
Wfel that would probably BE spent il ssls lel-
s9lSlcal way. How many quarters Ne waste nd
look bscl alter I Ielr md ~, u win r(l(
more sense" We get hundreds Of Letters hui.
ing Us and blessing Us for he opportunity b
gather together a real Home, Svest Hone. Cell
and see rs or write. All letters uSVerel b
rttu'n mail. No trouble 10 Is.
We keep . special sflos ~ nstAing
else but answering letters Al Sivin0
infermation.
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WHEN YOU BUY

WO6V JOU OUI
Yeu want b h1U ih invest StIlk b
select I'm.
lM want h WJ best vu a ut
lof l0m n1oeJ.
tgu Vllt b u ibeut Ii business d
furnishing Is economically Is m a.
lel Vllt JlQi loo(S delivufl By
cafell IN.
You want b MT Slltllnilly sillsna
Vh viii attend b JM wants elfdlIy.
Al these wants Jlu "a hvo Tiled Il
our stRe.
Ne teep n d gDt. VI buy b lfTo
g! tai:: ~ r. s'a N "a 'iird b n'if
De iiisJila 4 :a;i,s'f;. But Isiis1 \
s!!vsry !fs hsVs IEt WHIT by vilt
themselves.
Or silesna ifs Isl attentive. OR
terms ifs u liberal q N WlM wish
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Personal.

Mr. John Young Of Richmond was In the
city yesterday.
Mr. Samuel Austin Of Belg grade is visit
Ing relatives in this city.
Mr.. Percy Brooks ia home from Bowdoin
for the Fast Day recess.
Mr.. u. II Walker spent the Sabbath
si,h friends in Yarmouth.
Labor Commissioner Mathews isto lee
sure on Trusts. at Hsmpden, April II.
Mr., Fred Jones. of vassalbro, 10 in the
city Wishing his brother. e. W Jones. E.q.
The many friends Of Miss Carrie Cha %
are pleased u see her able to be on the
street after her long illness.
Mis- Grace Yeston and Miss George
kstence Of Wsterville and Mise Matte
forssthe Of Gardiner were visiting Miss
Lou Richardson in this city Saturday.
Mr.. Nat. Taylor. Of the Boston Globe,
accompanied by his wife and little son, ar
rived here Saturday afternoon, on visit to
An. Taylsr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Brooks.
Rev d. e. Stevens. of Redding, Mass,
Who Is visiting his parents in the city, re-
turns to his pastorste this week. He will
leave Monday nPxt for England, where be
hio exchange with pastor at Ma,tram. q
place about seven miles out of Manche ster,
during the months of May, June and July
Darios his stay abroad Mr., Stevens will
visit the ptincipI places on the continent
II nor appssrs from New York Tri.
bane special that the Canadian Pacific II
seeking terminal facilities in New York
sentlens intimately acquainted with the
management OF the c. Z. r. r.. says
Already it had charter to bridge the St
Lssrence, aud is about to build. The
roaj nov proposed is from Schenectady "a
the pcushkeepsie bridge at Highland, 7s
miles. Then there are | miles to be built "a
complete connection with the New Yorh
aud Northern, which il WAS said that com
pany had agreed to build. This would se.
cure New York terminus. and the Cana.
dian Pacific would thus be able to avoid il,
present roundabout outlet at Portland and
bosson. Various offers to negot'at- bondi
sefe read. and ample means are said to be
Awaiting the perfection of the legal exist
snce Of the company.
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Ayers

sasseDas1lG Yoos HE, o. shss of seue %.
near ard dear % yoe. nay dspsu1 ~ -
uss 0 tAis weILAppeoved rsmedy IN pr,esr.
enes . any other preparation Of sInila,
maze. Is y compounded II Hopdurae ~.
sspssills (ths varissy m0se rich IN eun,tfvs
psopernesl. stiliingta, maadrsks, yellow
coex. ~ he iodides- Tbs process of nan
oiaeeuss y original, skflfnl. scrupuIousiy
c'ese. and such - 70 secure the very bsse
medicinal qualities Of each Ingredient ms
nseselns , not bold nor haatsd, and h,
0esssose. sos . dseoesioa; buf Il b . con.
pooed sznae& sesainsd By . nsehod q.
esessvefy cur 0wD, a he bese and nees
e0vetul aaeefasavee, toAies. anA clusseies
knovn = peAxnaey. For he la8 Ssrsy
ycars, AyseS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21
ImDrenta del "ROletin.'

Sc acaban de recibir en- esta I'M
prenta los articulos ,siguientes'
Elegantes pesa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared y desperta'
doros de 10 diferentes classes.
ESFERAS con circulos de metal
CARTERAS para documentos'
LAPIOES mercantiles.
PLBMAS de oro.
EsCBIBAN1As elegantes de 3
usOS.
OARPErAS de nule-y tafllste.
PLUMAS-fuentee.
PAPELERAS de. Variss claseF.
MARCOS para retratOs.
REGULEz. -- Ret6rica y Poe
GiNa.
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ES EL MAS BARAT0.
uD
aiEIils d u DscRul uIyfIln
ssHfsssts pr u Ps1rs R;ps.1s.

Tsxto para Len EscusIas 4. /. T.l.
Dc PusrtO-RieO seg6n DsCrsto -
lAxemo. Z limo 81. Obispo n ..t. -.
)t6ceais D. Juan Antonio Pui9 an Ia
De Dicismbrs de 1880, } pubIicedo N !.
q 6slstsa keissidseioe On l.s a TnS,o -
dc 1881, que dice aafs
"DsssAndo fhcilitar, sersn m ,r.rn.
tancts rsquisre, Ii saqnisici6n asI M. ~
tecismo Dc la Doctrine Orlstisns I 80
clase 90 psrsOnaa, venlnoa a danls,.
tAmbien do tsxto pam 4 Dl6cssis .
antique , popular Oatsciano An 3
Mpalda cue { psaar do Cd raansI1o -.
lumen, sompfsnas sn sue asnrlIls. ,l - I
concis.s prsguntaa y fsnpasslne 4 -.
mn tcda Dc Ii snasGansa eatSIle.. - -
nienaO { . vsa i immense vsntnia - -
astat pot % inamo preeic Il alerrs. ~ y
% lAmilias pobrsa."
PSnMo.--S ehAvon unO, as ate. do...
No y $50 cts. graasa.
Be vsnds sn Il TMpnnnrA A,r.e..
Nm PArzL LxaRSnfA sal Roas4sS -.
eaH1sL Hsstalaaa n y n 4 ~ Ias1
00aaIisa TOHs. vsitaleas III
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.ste maravillose bGlsams sana lafaIlhlsu.n
e lee hsridaa Antigsas, laa IIagas. ' le. mSIs
% pisrnss Dc psche. Per medic AZ - e + -
ola lss tlcsras Viralsatan ieman mrv 1900.
IA a1Pccte coavalsCisats desapa1ecsn. "a
mA. de3a, este angHsats fsrriReranta. az nrst
d1cir ana csra psrfseta dc Ias afeocIons. "a i.
misl. lee esHstipadess Las tesss , sl r~amst,s
me, aIA enande - ha auslade sn vane n
dss lsSdemks remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21

cONDlClONES GENERATES acoraaoas porl ii Oireccldl
para toda cIase de remisicos anancios.
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BoletiQ Eercantl de Puerto -Rico.

HERIoDIG0# - e<.4<4l1 il44 IJs5
A La DEFEESA De Los IGTg2AsE8 B25IsA.ES 81 MsglCJ
0gaAE0 DB L0S EsPAA0LE IEG0al1I9 u u ID p8..iC0
cONDlCloNEs oENERALEs aoordaoas. .por Il Dreccor
para toda clase de rernticos anancos
la Publication de los medic de
venconales que dsterminaran O los msmos. s
Los comundos reidos gacelAs bn EutorEados
del
mas con In de persona responsible Dc pago
originates gaceaa anuncios
dsvusltos Aunque pubhqun
No regponde de nj extavhe Dc clhh4a
La columns del ps6dcO cOnsdsda pOr esntInsO
Dc largo
Rl anuncAne endA dsterrdnada
de sus hnuncos En- dsssAo nced6Es
Ito p.S sobre el preco de tarfa sI ~ -
anunane sns eaak pubcaci6n
DIRE una bonnc.con de 10 pS sobrs los precos Dc tAr
Uuando
annsnt rscibia peco Dc cads ndmsro
ViArs 81 primer ntmefo
Para Loo no auscrptO del BOLzzm Lns- de gacs omunado
rsmido, On ssc6n correspondents 1isg smssea
Los susores ndrGn 36 p Dc bondcac6n
IcstiAs, comunicadOs rmitidos 81 17T
imports de as suscrpcnss anun gscstlss rsmaos
cados anticlAdo
por mprsvista dass de @ir ps6dico mposutss
ntegd autas pubons que hubisssn
dsado de salir
Tar1fa para la publication de anuncios.
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CEOGRAFTA
ASTRONOMICAL z P0LtTIGA
lE EpIBI 7 Sos POSElOEE ULTllAlllFlI

Ohm deolsrada de tsxto para las
| ssucIsa Dc sata proyineik - Eaisi6n
De ysnta en- ID Impsan!A De- Bots
nh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21
LIBROS

11BROS
recibldos por el 1ltimo va.
por-correo en Ia lmprents
del BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
Perede. Los Hombres de pro.
6inues -Hlia esposa y madre,
q tomos.
Escrich. I'LL Mkrtir del a6lgot..
2 tomos.
O6digo Penal Militar.
Ancora de salvation, Devocltt
nArio).
os.-Tenedurfa de Iibroa
Ruia del ComerCio = de 10 banea.
NOVRLAs DE PEREZ GAL
DOS Memorials deun Oortesano d.
1915, ri Grande Oriente, ri Terror
de 1924, On Voluntario Eealista
Los Apost6licos, Juan Martin 9
Empecinado, Los Oien mil hiios de
San Luis, On faCCiosc mas, III siete
de Julio, Batalla de los Arapiles,
Bailen, El eQuipaje del Rey Jose,
Napoleon en- Ohamartin, ri 10 de
Mario y 81 2 de Mayo, Corona, Ira.
falgar, La segunda Casaca, La Cor.
to de Carlos Nv, OAdiz, ZaragoEa-
Tormento, Bl DR.. Oenteno o, Lo Pro.
hibido, La FOntana de- ORC, Rl
Amigo M&nso, Dofia PerfeCta, Clio.
ria, Fortunate y JacintA, La fa
milie de Leon RoCh, La Deshereda
UAS 80
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LaOIENOIA DE TENEDURIA Oh
LJBRO6 stnpliHOada pOr 10 aplicaoion d
ana regla Ii AaAbls para acsrtar 0l deudcl
? sl Gcrseaol, aCompahada Dc numsrosol
sismplos Do Cklculos meFOantiles, por c
d. Marsh, tradacidc de- Ia 20e sdiOlon In
slssa Dor A. O. Beck, bajo IL Immediate
snpscol6n del autor. Un tomo elegants-
ments snogsdsrnadO 3s-sS, sn Ia I'm
del noletia.
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ETlQUETAS DE CAR UTINI
> AMBARQUB,

B0LRTtx
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21
c A r IT ELES

con las pesas y medidas del Sistema Ma
trlco Decimal, en- La Imprenta del BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL.
BE hallan ademas Otras muchas noveda-
des SO esperan mas del extraniero
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci6n
y LitOgraf1a, Sc pueden yer satisfech0s tn-
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas@las ext
gencias. Baratura enlos precios; elegancia
en- la ejecuci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21
ENCUADERNACloN
DEL "BOLETlN MERCANTIl,, y

kn esta secci6D de la casa, montada COL
odos los elementOs necesarios provista dc
materiales de prjmera cIase, sc hacen enema
dernaciones en- hOlandesa, cartonk. pasta ea.
pahola, piel de levante con relieves todo ner
fecto y precios reducidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21
BlHAlOTkOAi
De COMERCIANTE.

RIEfORIL DEL OOMEROIO Ls
4as Las naclonea, desde los tiempes mas 70
notos hasta nuestros dias por IS. Gchcre'
sraaucida dal frances por los alumnos Dc ID
aIase do este ldloma estableciaa en- el AGe
roo MweassN do Madrid, , pzblicada 6 sx
psnsas Do 10 mlsma aSoolacion.
Doa tones grassos, pasta sspaEolas 81
On L. ImpEenta del BOlet6R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21
COETkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de Libros ARE
slados 4 los formularios publiea'
dos por el Gobierno General.
Impresos de todaR classes para
los Municipios.
De venta en- IA Tmprenta del
BOLRTN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21
AMIGOS DE TODOs
PILDORAS HOLLOWAY,

Allonss 90 psrnnnas, On tudas las partae
msnde, rscomisndan dichas Pldoraa ooma
molsr rcstaarstive do Il salad qus g oonooA
Elias OAran todas las afscoionss al oarasS.
osi nigado, del sst6mago, dc los ,lHenss s
100 ints.anss, y rsmHavea Il aoFimanis
aafaianeia y 10 cardlalgia, sxpuIganae A
sanGre toda ImpxTsSa, 1orfaIseisndc eamnla
nme.te 81 sistsma asfviese y daAdo ua tsaa
Sdaole ID erganlxaol6n ganeraI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21

1's7.<~e 4.@~ -
1EFEESA De Los IHTg2AaEs 8&IssA A.aS Ii .MsglCJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21

0saAk0 DE- L0S EsPAA0aR NC0aal'lg D Z d P0--lC0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-21

Puerto -Ricc 10 do Julio de 1886
A. Lynn, SuceSl
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-10-04
It Was a Surprise.

a guest at ono OF tho mountnin
resorts who wns charged / o cents ror
glass ot lemonade mnde 4 promn,
and vigorous kick saying;
This Is nothing short Of highway
robbery md ! don't submit 10 Il .
My friend, said one Of theclerta
who had been called on TO adjust ths
matter, what do you supp54e our
object is in Keeping this hotel2n
10 accommodate the public o.
course" "'' "
Exactly, but that's not nil Wa
time" - '''e 'i'''e
"You dor"
"Of course we do. We must havo
profit even on our beer
Then III pay my bill md rol
IKE TO see everybody get nlong hnt
when the clothing store in nv town
sells q suit OF clothes for hall OF I'm
not going away from home Ia nav
somebody iull figures and n Hffis
more on top of them. New YorL
Sun. ~" 10TH