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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-24

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-30
WASHINGTON.

magnificent meteor crossed the heav-
eEs nj Olympia last week. Ii had all the
colors of the rainbow and vas very large.
II lit up the heavens in its path, n on
its disa opearance a loud explosion was
heard.
Peter Duebcr. who was expelled
from the Spokane Falls city council
some months ago owing To an in
dictment being found against him for
misappropriating relief stores sent To aid
sufferers by the great fire of last August,
has returned from several months alb
sence i'm California. He proposes to en-
ter a protest against his summary re-
moval from office and hopes by the aid
of the people of the city to be returned as
a member Of the council.
Charles Walquist of Fairhaven, aged Ia,
is a most hardened young criminal. He
is now under arrest for stealing a horse
and buggy from NJ. II. Epson, which he
drove over into British Columbia and
sold. He has served a term i'm the house
of correction, and TO his laurels added a
horse and watch some time CO.. When
arrested the boy had a large bunch OF
keys on his person, presumably for tho
purpose of picking locks.
William Myers, the bridge carpenter
who fell from the highest trestle bridge
between Tacoma and Spokane Falls, say.
the Sprague Advertiser, is around again
He broke both legs twice, both arms and
both shoulders; broke the skull SO tina
he now has four silver plates in the bach
Of his head; also his jaw bone and
smashed nearly all his teeth. 1t has also
left him subject to epileptic fits. He was
ID months In the lospital. altogether. hay
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-30
THE TWO DAkOTAS.

South Dakota's corn crop promises TO
be the largest ever raised.
AT Lead City a vigilance committee has
been organized to investigate burglars.
Presho county wants to be organized in
time to cast its vote on state questions at
the coming fall election.
A good vein OF coal has been found at
Earling at a depth of 7s feet. A shaft will
soon be sunk and the surrounding coun-
try supplied with cheap fuel.
The North Dakota democratic state con-
vention will he held at Grand Forks Aug
ust6. The reason for postponing the date
from July IL was because the opera house
was not finished.
A. b. Seaton of Mitchell has this year
been paying some attention to small fruit
and has so far marketed 10000 quarts of
Strawberries, 800 quarts of currants and
1000 quarts Of raspberries.
Alittle girl named Jennings, living near
Fort Pierre. was bitten by a rattlesnake
the other day and owes her life to her
mothers prompt action in placing her
mouth over the wound and drawing the
poison out.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-30

library, instruments, etc.. loss 5000. in
surance $1,000; b. H. Reeves, barber shop
and fixtures, Loss $500; Denver Shoty,
saloon and lodging house, building. stock
and furniture, loss 5000; Williams 4
Flaherty, saloon stock and fixtures, loss
$1,000; Mcdonald q Johnson, livery
stable and buildings, loss $1,000;
Mrs. NJ. J. Huts, house, furniture, etc..
loss $500; Hasses 4 Irvine, o d'Alene
saloon, fixtures and personal effects, loss
$1,000; Fitz William, Club theater, bar fix
lures n stock, loss $1,000; Peter Hala-
han. Club theater building, ETC., loss
5000; McKissick, wholesale liquor
dealer, loss not given; Central hotel,
Oscar Matson, proprietor, building and
furniture. loss 1900; Good 4 Randolph,
saloon stock and fixtures, loss 5000;
Mack 4 Park, saloon stock, fixtures, etc.,
loss 5000; Charles Ruddy, building and
furniture. loss 5000; Wallace Hotel bar,
f., S. Schmid, proprietor, stock and fix
lures, loss $500; Grand Central hotel. Ed
Perraton proprietor, building, furniture,
ETC., loss $500; Barger 4 Sears, whole
sale butchers, loss $500; ]. ID. Copeland,
general merchandise stock, loss $3.50;
+. A. Sandrell, painter, stock, loss $1,000;
Heller house, +. j. Heller, proprietor,
building, furniture, bar stock, etc., loss
Sls,OOO; j. D. X. Cohn, clothing store
stock, loss $500; Gable & Wilson,
carpenter shop. tools. ETC., loss
$1,000; f. &. Loring, civil EN-
gineer, instruments, ETC., loss SlsO;
T. NJ. Bernard. photographer. instru-
ments, etc., loss $3.50; Tabor x vinas,
confectioner. tobacco, ETC., loss Sl,s0O;
Joseph x Carlson, mems dealers, notions,
general bazaar, loss 1000, insurance So
600; X. B. Lanter, tin shop stock. loss
$3.50: American hotel, Iverson Bros. pro-
! prietors, furniture. ETC., l,ss $500; j. ID.
Myers, meat market stock, loss $1,000;
Robert Schmski, loss Sl,5O0; Leghorn q
Bros, tobacco, sporting goods stock, loss
$500; DIR. Boston, personal effects, H.
brary, loss 5000; W. +. Stoll, personal
effects and papers, loss $1,000; Mrs. l.. A.
Wallace, dwellings and furniture, loss
$500; Hanley house, L. Hanley proprie.
tor. building, furniture, etc.. $4,000; VIII.
liam Kellem, restaurant, $500; j. NJ. Por,
ter. surveyor instruments, ETC., loss $50
| Sutherland d White, livery stable, feed.
etc, loss $500: W. A. Jones, lawyer,
house, library and furniture, loss $4,000
o. C.. Otterson, general merchandise,
buildings and stock, loss $4,000, insur-
ance 5000; T.. o. Carter, Carter hotel
and sawmill. loss $4,000; William Wors.
| tell, furniture and stock, loss $500; j. &.
Bolander, restaurant, furniture and build
ing, loss 5000; Chicago Bee Hive store
l.. Mansheim x Co., stock of furniture,
loss 5000; II. NJ. Dryden, saloon build
ing, stock, etc.. loss $4,000; Eli Richott,
jewelry stock, loss 5000; J. NJ. Harris,
building, loss 5000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-30
ORIGIN OF THE HARLEQUIN.
A Tongu--Tied Man set Loose the Funn,
Fellow.

A Tongue-Tied Man set Loose the Funny
Fellow.
From the Scottish Stage.
John Rich, the son Of Christopher Rich,
the ina OF the theater In Lincoln's.
Inn-Fields, London, was a very illiterate
man, with strong dramatic instincts.
From his inability To speak upon the stage
he originated the silent harlequin, and by
mere dumb action could rival the power
and pathos OF the most accomplished
tragcdian.
Previous to this and. indeed, for some
time afterward, harlequin was a speaking
part. and David Garrick played him as
sue IN the theater at Goodman Fields.
Ii was in the yea I'LL that Rich appeared
in "a pantomime called Harlequin Exc
cuted.'
jackson, i'm speaking of Rich's wonder
full abilities as "A ~pantomimisi, says: "On
his last revival of The Sorcerer' saw
him practicing the Matching Of harlequin
by the heat of the sun in order To point il
out To Miles. who, though excellent in the
line of dumb significance, found ID no
easy matter to retain the lesson Rich had
taught him. This certainly was "a master
piece i'm dumb show. From the first chip
ping of the egg, his receiving of motion,
his feeling of the ground. his standing
upright. 20 his quick harlequin trip round
the empty shell, through the whole pro-
gression. every limb had its tongue and
every motion n voice, which spoke with
most miraculous organ To the understand.
ing and sensation of he Observers
The tight-fltting spangled dresses which
are now worn 10y all h~arlequins were not
adopted until the present century.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-30
sure Sign Of Death.

From the Rochester Herald.
"On five successive nights last week. al
l was on my way home at about midnight,
a black cat crossed my path,' said a
west avenue man to a Herald representa-
tive yesterday. "Well, what Of it2n in
quired the newspaper man. "Why. il is
a sure sign Of DEATH was the reply. ~
am not superstitious about any
thing else, but ! tell you this
sign never fails" But IT APP
pears to have failed this time" said the
man of news. "No, il HASN'T" said the
superstitious man. at held good, be-
cause | killed the cat with a chunk of coal
on the fifth night. A black cat crossing
your path is "A sure sign Of death"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-30
IDAHO.

Saturday morning Ike Jones was fatally
injured i'm the Hunter mine near Mullen.
He had eight shots to fire. Coming TO the
seventh the fuse would not light at the
first attempt. The shot went off before he
had time to get out of the way, which COM
pletely shattered his side with rocks and
gravel. Rocks the size of a dollar were
driven into his entrails, making n hole in
his side large enough for the doctors to
take the stones and dirt away. There is
no hope for his recovery.
The fire of Sunday night completely
burned out the business portion ef Wal.
lace. The water supply failed and the
fremcn was powerless TO fight the flames.
The fire was prevented rom crossing the
river and the Northern and Union Pacific
depots were wed. Ii was
reported that several lives were
lost, but only one body has been
found, that of Demarck. an Italian
saloonkeeper. The losses and insur.
ance are as follows: Sherwin x
Co, building and fixtures. loss
sayo0l. insurance $1,000; Electric
LIGHT company. wire, etc. loss 5000;
Norman Telephone company, Office,
wires and fixtures, loss $500; j. Bloom,
barber shop and fixtures. loss s1.ooo;
McNabb & Liyers, drug store, loss $500;
II. Germond, barber shop and fixtures,
loss 81 GOO; Fuller a Warren. carpenter
shop, loss $500; Sims q Watkins, doctors
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-30
MIR. vaux sends His Au,our,,,.

From the PhiladelDhia Ledger.
An autograph "flend," who applied re-
Gently TO the Hon. Richard vaux for his
autograph, received the following reply:
HousE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WArHtN1roN, July 4. lisa.
Nh DEAR oUN What on earth do
You want with my autograph? Yours respect
iuuN, kICitAHD AIN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-30
The GREAT NORTHWEST
A Man Supposed to Have Been
Murdered and His Body Thrown
Into the Deep Waters OF Flat
head Lake-WalIace's Fire.
MONTANA.

81 :. Nsu.. c,., h.s
INC 49, 'sn $3.50. a..;SSIa
.Snc."HsS- r. --aaI - axai
-" -
sonh sasoaox, q coaI nea'es, was
OWL wniie Da'h,he IN 'ne Dig iio'e
river az Hae,rose SUNNY. me- was -"sea''
",nso !"
u eoh'nS ar'ssian a' ore ans
suowh over one huhuIeu zee. anu wa'er
mas pee struck, put not Oh sa.uc'en. iorce
""ow. ine wei WI pe III ueePer
patrol from Miles Ciiy Is hgh,ihg a
prairie IRE near The head OF Little fump-
kin creek. A small prairie IRE Is also
raging cast OF the city, put Is under con-
troll.
Heavy forest fires on the west range oil
the Bitter Root mountains are filling the
valley with smoke. The weather Is very
hot n no rain for over a week, conse-
quentiy the woods are IN good CONDITION
TO burn.
Patrick Rourke, the section foreman at
Grey Clife, near Billings, was struck by
the eastbound passenger Monday morn
ing at about y O'Clock as he was attempt
ing to get his hand car oil the track. Both
his feet were run over, necessitating their
amputation by the c~ompany's surgeon.
Mrs. A. Jensen of Great Falls met with
n painful accident last week. While
handling n bottle of ammonia the bottle
exploded and some of the liery liquid was
thrown into her eyes, causing intense
pain. For a time il was feared that her
sight was destroyed. The burning fluid
may permanently disfigure her face.
I Ii Chairman who mas N fine ranch at
the head of the lake. showed ms a Acid Of
whoa, on the 17tb inst tba, ay.raoos es
INCHES biyb and has only beunn 10 head
out 10 Tho Ritter Root or any other val.
ley in Montana can show as large a
growth of grain TO the same number of
acres this year as the FIathead valley. the
hammer valley of Montana. with or with
ont irrigation. we will crawl into n small
hole and hire some one to drive I'M the
plup.-UemcrsrdVe Inter Lake,
Iv;pgs,on,s ~nonular and efBc;en,
m,yor Allan r. Low has agai, domon.
s,ra,ed his ahiIitv 10 act no = n,,bIic con-
sory.,o, 90 ,ho no,co saw, , snoc,aI 20 ,ho
T.denendent Saturday niobt mo was re.
,,rnin, 40 his homo in tho lower
nor,ion of the citv and while pass;ng
alono Lower Main street be was
startled by the shrill screams of n
woman. Rushing to the second floor
of a tenement house he found n big brute
of a husband severely beating his better
half. Without waiting 10 be invited Mr..
Joy rushed in and grabbing the brute.
tore him away from his wife, The man
offered some resistance ut first, but upon
being assured by the mayor that IL he
made another attempt to touch the woman
he would receive a first class humping,
quiet.-d down. Mr. Joy took n seat on the
steps outside and waited until the angel
of peace lowered over the household
within and then continued his iorrnay
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-30
An Odd Nnmpnri.nn

From the Philadelphia Times.
"When ! asked her To marry me she be-
gan 20 shrink like-like a flannel shirt"
O"That's an odd comparison what do
you meau%'
Just what say. She go, up around
my neck"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-30

The governor of Hong Kong reports
tina; the Chinese believe in vaccination
n submit without complaint 60 the or
deal. IL is also thought that they believe
il wards off evil spirits and the like.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27

IC0Rp.BRE.A[:: /:
J Vegetal
DR1 :
!. 0a GONZALEZ.
ODE La HABANA) .


Ounce Amos de gxito y mas
do 6etenta Mil enfermos eura- Z
I dos, algunos de una manera pro- 4
q digiosa SOD IL mejor pruebs para
y demostrar que el LiCOf R0Is0- }
ssstcO de BreG teCetssE GeE
II DR.. Gonzales es 81 que mejor
combate los Catarros cr6nicos,
s. Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
4 abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis y !
dem&s Afecciones del tubo Eespi- :.
ratorio. PreserVR de 10 Tisis, o. 4
dtil en- los Catarros de Ia vejiga, !
purifca II sangre de sus malos !
= humores y tiene una aecion t6nica :
y sobre todo el organismo, de tai (
II suerte que con su uso ne abre a
~ apetitO y se engorda. +
Los enfermos cansados de tomar !;
n otras medicinas han reeurrido al (
LicOr de BaeG de GOss-
sales, y su benefco inAujo han
recuperado ell don mas preciosO de
10 vida, que es la salud.
II Ell phblico no debe confundir el
u LicOf de .Bfea de GOss- 4
sales, con otros compuestos que
30 anuncian con nornbres pare 4
cidoa y que no son mas que imisa-
clones sin efcacia.
--s.--~~~~---~
FL LtcOs' de Brea se Vende
8 en- todds las B0ticas acredilodas
de ias Llas de Cuba y
Paerto Rico y q Repdb licd d MGrieO.
I De vsnta en- Ia Farma-
cia de
sw F Gasller1nsiy, M1
gO1.slcs'secsp esloh "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27
rs EL MAS BARAT0.
AfElsAe ID IA DeialW ElIyfliIl
ssnrsssts PER - Fs6rs Rspa.Gs.

Tsxto para las lEscuelas de Ii IslI
de Puerto Rico seg6n DsCreto del
ExcIno. : limo. ST. Obispo dc ssts
Di6cesia d. Juan Antonio Pui4 On Ii
de Dicismbrs de 1885, pubEcado ca
81 Bt9stsx E6Issids.iss en- J.: Dc Rnsra
de 1881, que dice AGis
"DssaandO fAcillar, seg6n su impor
tAncia rsquiers, b adquisici6n del Co
tecisno de In Doctrina OEistiAna 4 todn
elsse de personas, venimos an declarar
t&mbi6h de texto para h Di6ceaia eI
antique = popular OateeiGmo dol r
RipkldA que 6 pssaE de- ~ rsducido vo-
ldmsn, eOmprsnas On sns ssncillas =
conetsAs pEeguAtAs y fespusstAM 10 ati
ma eeda Do II anaefAAnEa cAt6lics Eeu-
nienao 4 In vek 10 immsnsA ventaiA Do
AstAr pOr N fnGmo prscie al alcAnes d
90 SAlniliaa p0brss. ,af
PIaU0.--3 Snayos un0, 46 ets. dOee.
M y $50 ctA. grAssA. se
So ysnds en-, IA llRRxNTA, ALMAcnn
DM PArnL : LsRHRfA del BotxE1N NaA,
aAnRIL EoStale3a "A, y snla % y. Josf
ioAA4Lls EONt. EoitaleHa 15..h =
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27
AMIGOS DE ToDOs
pILDORkS HOLLOWAY.

AiIlonss Dc psrsonas, "a todas las parties
mRndo, reOomiendan dlohax Pildoras some
msloE reetsAratiye do u sslad91s - eonocsI
3llaS e1ra1 todss las a4sccionss del Coras6El
del hisado, del slt6mago, dc los rikenss
los intsstinos, y rsmasven IL aorimonia ID
HatStsnciG y 10 cakdisleia, sxpHlsAaae do Il
esAgre teda impnxssa, tortalsoisndo oempls
tAments 81 slatsma nsrviese y dande N toRs
$dabls Ia srkahissoi6R general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27
BOletiQ NerCantl de PuertO-RiCO.

- ~@~SAAt 80 - Ns~AA1A N@W - AAOA ~ 1N&VV0
PERIODICO CONsAGRADo
LA DgRRESA DE los HTEREORS BACIOHALBS III AMgRICA
ORsAEO DE- Los EPAaOLRS MCoHDlOIOHlIEs En- PFO RICO.
coNDIcIoNEs GENERATES acordadas por Ia Direction
para toda clase de remtdos anuncios.
La Puhca6n los medic precOs
venciOnaies que - dstsrmnaran los msmoG
Los eomunicAdo rsmdcs gacetas dsben
DEL AutoF qen AurA responsAdsd
nAs con a de persona responsible de pAgo
Los originates ds comunicAdos sitdos gs
dsvueltos aunqus pnbiquen
No % responde dc rotura nj sxtravoe de cEch6s
d largo. :" :
III tenda xr columna dsternada para
10 p.S sObre prsciO de tarifA
lenunans nvs esA para publication do sus anunc tan
A una bonthcsci6n de 10 pS SOb los precios de Af
Uuando impos do los Anuncoe yssos
anuncAnt recibia peoco
EviAn 81 primer ndmsrc ..a., -" =
Para los auscrpterss del BoLxz de gace
remtttdo, se6n correspondence extssos
Los suSptores tendkn d IS De preo
cstllAA, eomunados rsmtidos. ads1. 9nf
npOrs De as suscrpconss AnunOs gaeshs rsmido
OAdos, antcllAdo @s4.'sGI-- N - = - a
81 por impr.visa dA saIr 81 psr6dico twpO.nsu.
sara fsntsado con tn pubcacnss como cue hubsssr
TaEifa pam In pubNcacion de anuncios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27

L. oIENoIA DE TENEDURIA DE
LdBROS EtnplinOadA por 10 aPlicaolon ID
ana regia b Alihls para acertar 81 deudeI
y sl ACfssdoi, aCOmpaHada Dc numsrosol
gismploa Do cklcnlos marOantiles, poF Q
Id. Marsh, trAdaoido d IL 2oe ediOlen b
glesa Dor A. g. Bock, bajo 10 lnms1iats
snpScCl6n del sutoF. On tomo slegante-
msnts sncuaasrnals ss-sS, q u In-
del B01ssiM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27

The Proprietors of the B0Istia
Mercantl have the honour of re-
guessing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE 3 CO who are the sole
Agents for all EsgHsb r ErSeb
Adueytissxe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27
S6mOljla MOuriGs

e-sso7 NlEl uso de la -SSmola MovriSs Sc
fecomienda q has mugeFes en- cinta, d Jas
nodrizas durapte la, lactancia los
nihos durante todo el perfodo del crecl-
miento y de la dentici0n.
La Academia de Medirina ha dado un
Eoto de gracias d n. Mouries Y el Instr
luto., de Francia lie ha otorgado. una
meoalla de estfmulo en- ell concurso de
los premfns Montyon de 1853 porl este
descubrimiento que tiene tan teliE
hfluencia en- la disminuci6n de las enfer-
medadesy de la uAortalidad de los nihos.
Unainstruccion acompanaa a cada frasco.
Depositos en- las principales farmacias
de todos los paises.
Venta por mayor fabrication en-
Paris casa l.. Frere 40 rue Jacoh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27
LGULS MhERILIS
DE BONNEFONT.
IAAkATIkLES DIX ROSSIERES.

Aguas gaseosas sodcaa cacieas h
meas igeramente ferruginosas. ,.r - S.,4 .@r.s
Esas aas Las odas Las auas minerass
natuaes Muy agradabes paada pusdsn puras
eomdaa mezcada con vno Los dc aguas har
nende Las propiedades de elias bene6cosas en- los pafe
ciidos le han Waldo medaa ExpocSn de Calcutta
lS83-84. ...s..e .a>.-~ . +. 81
Muy dsss en- tempo ep,d6ico como pressry.yo de Ia.
enfermedades ocasionadas por Las aguas oFdinariAs
ReempkSan as aguas de .Vichy en- todas sus apica,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27
BlRRlO
De COMERCIANTE.

HIE10RIE DEL OOMERUIO Dc
Gas las naclones, desds Loo Hempes mas re-
motos hasta nusstros dias poE Mv. 0ehcgs
tzAlucida del francis poF los alumnos De ID
OIAae De este idiOma estAblecidA en- el Al
nSs Msssasso d Madrid, , publiOaAa 1 e.
pensas Dc L. misma asoclAaion.
Dos tomos gTaesos, pasta 0spaAola, q
q u ImprsntG dal BOlssia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27
COKTkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de Libros ARE.
glados 4 los formulArios publica-
dos por el Gobierno General.
Impreaos do todas classes para
los Municipios.
De venta en- Ia Tmprenta del
BoLxTN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27
ENCUADERNACIoN
DEL "BOLETlN MERCANEI,: ,

Rn esta secci6n de la casa, mOntadas eor
todos los elementos necesarios proyiefa de
materiales de primera clase, sc hacen. .enc.,s-
dernaciones EN- holandesa, carton6, pasta =.
pahola piei de levante CON relieves. todo ners
fectO y precios reducidOs.-,f,.s -ss70 i r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27

Administration du BOIetLn Yer
sakkfk zlhOnneur de prer Messieurs
b Annonciers franSais de vouIoir bien
.s1nsttts leurs ordres de PubGcitG l
IN. AMEDEE PRINCE q Gle, oui
'cns les Agents uniques ct excIusiss
ss0 icntual pour 4 PsblsciN FrsaeaiS
.eisis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-27
Enguonto Holloway.

3ste mAEavillouo bAlsame saaa ainfalihlsmsA
e laa beridas anhigaas, laa Ilagas, les male
de pisrnas y de pache. Por medic dc % lnauoa
ciA ias tiosFas vtFalentAs temaA may pronte
~ Agpscto ooava ssoisats y dssaparsosn. ia.
mas dsja, este an.K1szts fsriksTaAts, Dc pre-;
daoir MA cara PEI 1seta dc Ias atsooionss dc ia
MEL, les asaatipacNes, las tesss slrsamafis
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-11
THE ROLL OF LABOR.
Unions Preparing for Their
Celebration.
ORDER or THE PROCESSION.
Gilman Miners and Mine Laborers Join
Enthusiastically in the Movement
Work or Committees.

The various labor unions OF this city met in
the Western Central Labor Union hall, corner
Madison and Front streets, yesterday afternoon
st o'clock, and arranged for the coming cele-
bratioE OF Labor day. September lst N. ].
Mooney, grand marshal for the day, presided.
The various trades were divided into three d.
visions-miners. building trades and the n,iscel-
lanecus trades. respectively, and they viii APP
pear on parade 50 divided on Labor day.
=. d. Wallace and David O'Brien were elected
first and second assistant marshals. respectively.
The aids for the general march were then se-
lecteo They are ten in number and Will &C
company the grand marshal and his assistants.
Mayor White has agreed to furnish police
forces mounted and on foot and also special
force If desired. It Is the intention to have
Chief Monroe with platoon Of police in the
parade.
The Coast seamen's Union will march in
plat0ons in full uniform az Q guard OF honor,
and It IL expected that fully 1000 miners from
outside districts will be HI attendance.
A novel method was used TO determine the
position OF each union in the line of march.
They each drew lots for their respective places,
the hod-carriers winning the best straw. The
several organizations are sparing no expense in
furnishing Uniforms regallas and banners.
Each mounted aid will wear q white and blue
roeette.
The trades in each division win be repre-
sented by industrial displays on floats Prizes
have been offered for the best exhibition Of
athletic sports.
Following is the order of march:
FIRST DIVISION.
Mounted Police.
Platoon OF Coast Seamen.
Marine Guards.
Franklin BAND.
Grand Marshal and Aids.
Delegates from Western Central Labor Union.
Miners Division.
The Miners Band.
First Assistant Marshal and Aids.
Band
SECOND DIVISION.
Hod Carriers' Union.
Plasterers' Union.
Bricklayers' Union.
Painters Union.
Tin, Sheetiron and Cornice- Makers Union.
Carpenters and Joiners' Union.
Millmens' Union.
StoDecutters' Union.
Plumbers, Steamitters and Steamfitters' Helper
Union.
Bend
THIRD DIVISION.
Brewerymen's Union.
Cigarmakers' Union.
Furniture workers Union.
steamshipmen's Union.
Ia lors' Union.
Pressmen's Union.
Typographical Union.
Wharf-builders' Union.
Pattern-makers' Union.
Bakers Union.
Knights of Labor.
Laborers' Protective Union.
Linemen's Union.
Cocks and Walters Union.
Steamship Flremen's Union.
Longsho.emen's Union.
~Iron-molders Union.
Machinists' Union.
Other unions yet to be heard from will be as.
signed place when they report