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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

From "A letter 10 The London lhh's'
In to.day's issue Of your paper N"nr hesI,h 60"
rcsnnndcntyvh no. by the by habitnaly a'hua a. "' ~,
avrr such mastery transatiOns OF German III, ~,
document, and newspaper extracts REMARKS .na ,i
~, cI,mation IIurrh - il saiG Ia De oi HIaN"lI'
oIr,n | presume your correspondent "u't INV NV
enc authority for this assertion, but nope No'
vili allow me 10 point out that. Il" it a. MN"
MI 1 4, of nnrely German origin. II i geneialN.
,"sumed 10 he derived from the Initiative HtIJcC'o
Lurr describing "a rapid movement, nom "h.'h w., WI"
he Middle High German hurrtn 10 move ih I'
t." therefore nothing else but an chlhtg'" ioi,,'
~ bu,r and ~ / -ald. Of purely I"ut3nic pi .,,
In Gr1nm's "W0rierbuch" We ma me ih,crJr' '' '
nuo,cd from a Mlnnesingcr. IL ais" oc'uIN III
II,nnIsh and swedish, aud II would be interesting 70
n,r when II was first introduced ~ ms '"uhtri
~ tho Anqliclzcd form OF Murray. IN ''crInaIl 80
~ freoncntlv used during the Napolconc wars Wv
H. ir,ssian soldiers, and II al" occurs III .onlo
nnil,icaI and martial songs Of those days. ninoo
t,,' n seems 10 have been adopted also Dy olhc'
u .1one even by the French IN the form oil holfil.
~, the intcrccion did not become so pop"iu
49, - .,,n,ny ns a cheer nj cOnvvlal pitherlheH rs
g. this conntry Is probably owing to me cIr,un' !,
1.nrre that preference was given there 10 We pll
e,x-ni,motion IIoch. :" forming rcSpectVcN me eh1
AID The beginning Of the phrases ET lcbc ho'h am
all mch eoII or lcbcn.' OF late the WORD hnrrh!
CON- Ia have become rather popular IN ''clhaiN II
~ met noseblc that the English r'lmportcd u t'r',
~ tbat If was revived through the hiaellncenu 'I.
- unrroh 1crnana - written by inc foct Laureate Va
tbn German people. Ferdinand Frclhgrath'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
POLLY AND THE MINISTER.

From Wide Awake. ..,,a. A..
sister Kobbln, lay upon her scKDcu "a.'hiIlp VIC
,.L tbr Slant of the sunbcams ana occaNlohdiy
Irimg TO her polly-a wise looking gray parrot WIN
rlittcrin. eyes and brilliant scarlet tal II p SG' t
Lrt,cr nrrhapS to say that she IrpHed 10 ro'S' i''
I' n,rrot VA, by far the most talkatlve v.,o. -,
There came a rap at the door OF the To9h VIVA
aid pnIiv Come ill.," said Sister KODplls Al, Al.
The visitor entered and proved 70 he tne Me,n rd
minister Polly crcpt to Mrs ROBBINS anu :, IL
i 49,, IN The lady's neck, laying her gray pate close
btTc her mistr,,s's cheek. After some conversation
the minister proposed to sister Robbins tht ,eS nav
.'' en.nn al PRAYER" and accordingly hncit Dv her
bedside and. with closed eyes aud dcvout voice. Deeal
to pray. ,.., ..... ,h.n avor She crept
rri"tiCcd from her place Of refuge and with slow
f"d claws and noisclcs, step over the white counter.
nnnc vent CLOSE to the unconscious munster. Shc
tanned him mediiatvcly and then when her hean
,ra 80 near nj, that You would have thought nj. ear
In danger of being shipped OIL she suddenly cried ONT
i'm the clcar,st tones D." What In the world are you
doing ," ,, . ,. a., mimic tor
that they have family prayers. lie says PolyS evil
dcnce Is against her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
L" SHAMEDN DHU."

Katharine lyman in The Boston Transcript
Now God watch over you, Shameen'
An his blessed Mother. Mary!
Twas you that had the lightest hears
In all sweet Tipperary u.,ua,c sone
Twas you could sing the blackbirds sonS
In dry or rainy weather:
Ayic the long road wasn't long
whin we travelled 1t together.
sure. scores of times in the mornin' bright
lou med tie mares heart bate so light
rS she T nsVe ao fe tr wa the thrushs %
All, well, avc machree; .,u
Tod grant YOU may be singing SUN
In that lonely far counthrie!
Tis ten long weary years. shameen'
rns I Isst time - that rat" we druv this road.
The fair day OF ClOnmel' I'LL,
The lark sang wild an clear on hs"
In hopes your tune 70 dro"n ~ b,ue blue sky
An there wasn't cloud IN .,o oN' ~
But the above the to"h'
Mavrone there wasn't sign that day.
or else our eyes we're Dnhu, VIA an, rrav
OF the bitther stOrm-cIOuu' VII"
Comm fast on the wind. ~
Avic 1t broke on your little NOM nome
The landlords will was done,
An ere the harvest time wa tr ro'"0
You sailed to the settin' sun
think your big heart broke. asra'
The hour you said go6i'py
druv you for the last SAD ,i'hc
Inc tears ,h s.oT mare while you looked wanst NOR
ON hill, an vale, an PAN, vou core
An yonr face was gray via PAM
Tho cir, Won Ioved-sure. you wor poor,
'' ~, 90 TOO proud TO spake,
rhnncb the manly heart inside your breast
Vas breakln' for her sake.
u.r Ssfher's pastures, wide and green,
Fed many flock and herd.
Son kissed her mouth. whn You went, Shameen,
But Won never spoke the word.
Shed rather have had Won. Shameen.
Thin lands an wealth galore,
She never smiled her bright smile,
Wanst You turned from her door,
God bless her curls o the misty gold
A tarlin' Girl was she.
This manv year she's lyin' cold
Under the whtethorn tree.
An no word came from you, Shameen,
don't think yOu forget;
Perhaps long years in heaven,
IOu an the colleen met;
Perhaps hand locked in hand We 60,
Through better land than this.
Perhaps you've broken the silence now,
Yon kept wild that last kiss.
IT'S Patrichs Day, to-day. Shameen,
The baby flowers fair.
An sprine-thc .wCetheart-i> laughin clear,
Wild the shamrock twincd in her hair.
An the shamrock set on her bonny breast
She is facin' the windy weather
You always loved the spring the best
In the days we wor together.
All. God be wild you. avc 1achree,
To guide you an 10 save,
Whether You travel hard road STILL
Or lie al rest in your grave.
God keep you still with the same thrue ncart,
An the soul crystal clear,
An the tlrushs note. an the blackbird's throat,
You had whn yon wor here!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
WHAT CANE OF 4 LADT'S QUESTION TO PRINCE
BISMARCK.
From The London News.

From The London News ,.co ,s
The follow Ing incident which occurred IN ~, hi
related by Herr Won >ybcl In the fohrtn NVic .,i
Inok The Founding 81 the German EWplT' ~ W.
lam I During = dinner a. the >aNoh t,hl".
In porllu Countess IIohcnthal the Vic "i 'H' ~
bassador said naivclv 10 the Prnsslhn ii,i' 49,,
80, newt her DO tell me- Exccllency, T., II rraN W.,
tI,, Won want "a fight with Austria and lax" >aN"nh
prince bismarck answered. WIN Pr'I' ''.,','''
.car,anly II * true dearest Comics, from me w
cr.t d,v ~ my Ministry have thought 81 iv'''''H >
cIec. our capnOi, are now ready ana YOU VIII ~ VI
'nn ,b,t ,hey ar, NOR, powerful than the Au.ulan
artillery .Dradiul.' cried the lady. 'hH'' M
added as Won are In frank hun"r. CIV, M ' =,
FRIENDLY advice. have two estate, 10 VII u !"
Nv 10 yhc one in Bohemia. or 4" tii' mar ~
~ van viii listen 10 ne answered fIll'' 10"
march won will not GO "a bohemia II j. mere "''n
n an not mistaken. IL T. cNaciV ID INC ~.
- vonr estate that shall beat me Nn~'rlhIs
Vo, i,h experience some terrible adventure -.
~ saxnny. nothing will happen near I'lpIlP an"
ynu viii not even b. troubled with quhrernE >'ln'i
for your nstle Of Knauthcim j. near ~" M" "i
When the eX Chancellor WIS hfcr"HIu d"N..'.,''
ou"stoncd by other diplDmniists n - ms c1nVcF,'
ton he was much amused that tl" mochlhe lFp"i-'
~ an indscrcct question should II taken ,crIOus
pu, Herr Won Dcust remembering his long chnhy
acoi,., Tho Motley Of Prussia. really took MP inc ma
,er I'm earnest sent the important news 20 "u'n;
demanded AusriaS protection, ana heclhrn UNI. J."
,retr4a would arm AZ once all the Wool" NIdW9
,rnnld stand firmly by her. but that otherwise tr'
.,',d ,urn their hacks on her forever ms com
munIcatjou from Herr Won Bcnst wa, n"t WHOM IT,
nmemcc In the decisions 81 the military circle III
y.trno The troop in Bohemia Moravia and Nrst
c.lici, we're strengthened. 50 that in very snort
NC "a 600 mon were r.ady 10 invade >Ie-lt from
,hrcc side while bcfor, only $1,000 men were dlNio"
among the usual garrisonS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22


to cut off the little dark rim that English women
call the oysters beard but what this is done for no
one can tell.
One New York matron's rooms have way OF looking
warm or cool as the seasons demand may be- The
secret all lies In her perfect handling Of color. Ar
ranging a bunch Of daisies the other evening. she
tuitivcy selected glass bowl in which to place the
nswer. thus showing their pretty stems Setting them
up on little bracket Of white and gilt. she threw
around them dainty bit Of white China silk, on which
were faint yellow designs The whole made up a
matchless corner In white and gold
This same woman has number OF amp-shades In
various coors the work of her hands, by which
she imparts the keynote of any desired color. on
this occasion the lamp tall brass affair standing
prominently out from front corner wore what one
is tempted TO call ballet dress Of fluffy illusion with
neck wast-band of amber beads Besides the
daisies there was I'm the room bunch OF buttcrcups
mixed wi.h Hartford fern: and in the back parlor
:!nc.c tall Gala lily supported by It's own foliage
sustained the dignity Of its post Of honor on one
end Of the piano.
one lamp shade in color, made throughout OF
tissue paper mounted on a light wire frame Is NAM
moth The paper all in tone, seems TO deepen
in color toward the centre from its doubling as the
leaves lie. over another. The lower and longest
OF these nine inches long, reaching nearly to the
top succeeding rows growing shorter they approach
inches in length They are cut from veritahle rose
leaf models and crimpcd by being doubled length
wise, pressed and drawn tightly over knitting needle
or hairpin and are attached at the top by a single
drop Of mucilage.
Another shade. in yellow, is also of tissue paper
cut in fngcS Of varying depths the deeper underneath
\ tic with bow Of canary gauzc ribbon finishes this at
the top. crimson shade is OF the conventional
China silk with crochcted silk fringe into the border
OF which. as novelty. are introduced beads Of cut
garnet colored glass. This on a winters evening is
grateful and cheering and gains by the fires reflection.
one freezing evening last winter the Goals were
red within the crate and upon the fur rug two dark
rcd silken and plush pillows lay, one upon another
The Garncts about the silk lamp shade were scintatng
like little fires while on the table sat small bunch
Of mid winter red roses.
1t all cheerful and inviting but presently when
the presiding divinity herself came in, arrayed from
throat to instcp in a red red gown, the effect was
perfect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
WHY.


FrJfn WIIF1 -,
ccd tour had been told that ne must MOI pay WIN ~
IN his wav 10 the hc Wa reminded o' ms
,ramra,s Injunction not play with the slrtiIc u"s
and he exclaimed in tone which showed MN P'""'N
'o'NCp W - vnudn't for the world do what mamma
toll, me not ioi~ Then. descending ,IddcnH d l,oi
~ rnusuaI height Of mogatv, he added 'ohHu'u
, mi And side, he snapped at one of the men,
daXH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22

iy the Lake In early spring one Is Almost SUR 10
advantage they show of when they sail over the
water and into the naked. sunny ure,ops, i mom
arstocratic their sleek lrlhcsoch' io' "''
hoarSe voices
OTHER FEATHERED FREoUENTERs OF THE PARK
In Aprll the thrush is bacb-the wide opened vel
low lined bill, notified breast and. indeed whole
body. helping TO pour forth that exquisite ssae lie
almost forgets be shy and runs over the grass Ike
a robin.
THE beautiful ccdar-waxwings, or cheTybirds.
sometimes pass through the Park in large hocks Even
u no, near enough TO see the delicate silky pumage Of
ashes OF roses tint and the waxlikc markings: Is easy
10 recognize them by their erests and SOFT, wheczy
The little redheaded chipping sparrow. too comes
in APRIL with his musical tr. fine ana siarp a. an
insects. The brown creeper Is common, IS f t
trunk. wind his way brlskly upward searcmtg ior
Insects. then fly down TO the base OF an,
snring the high.holes golden nickcrs are com
mon In the Ramble Their monotonous. rather harsh
This woodpccker shows inclination to depart from
the traditions OF the family and every now and then
spreads those heavy gold ned whg 20 a tSs little
downy black and white wOOdpecker, Is common III
the Park during the winter months.
the bushes about the Lake. The vireos and warbers
are everywhere Mary land yellow throat. rcdstart
blackburan warbler summer warbler ana ana roIns
from nest In the honey snckles ana HOPED 70 Keep
close watch long enough to see thc young ones Nv
bnt they eluded For two years pair Oh orchard
o"ioles have haunted clump Of sweet bay trees IN
thc Ramble- probably their nest was there Even
though the lawns are hilarious win MAY parties, ,
overhead and ocks OF glls come and sport IN 'e
waters OF the reservoir - . IA,
tify il is easy to GO to the Museum OF Natural
History and look for it in the hns COLLECTION .ns,c
he is confined to the city. Let him 90 to the Psrs
| and look and usten'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22


.r,r, e. M good reason why broomS or dust prushcS
made ln This country should be heavy III order 10 DC
strong.
rtr ara few pcoplc even among those VINO shccr ~
,rsb H. ordinary FORM who do not enjoy "clih'de
Goldfish Lan delicate and crspy brown all OVER
This New ENGLAND breakfast dclicacy Is rs genuine
a culinary triumph ~ farlsah c"''' WV nv"
rooucttc Modern improvements in groccrN sup
mics however are fast abolishing couhsh Nv SUI
.utuinc for the old time dry, WHIT wen N'i''" ",
,noA bon, cod the homeless fish which seems TO
be prepared from every hsh tha' s"'"' '''' ~,
osher's net Certainly most Of this homeless COD
n.hr T. rrGt Tor sale and should b. dumped III
,.c horrcIs by market Inspectors. II IS dank ana ht
,c ,do of dccaylng fish, not OF Goldfish when th"uHn
strong Is not foul in odor. \ great many l""'"
have given I'D goldfish balls because they coulu "o
get good salt Goldfish. ,,,
The hest Goldfish balls are made ot one 'h'" p'
| M cod and twoihiris potatoes The dry SAT- .''''
merely washed. Is laid In the pot over inc p'"
and enough boiling water poured over po'" "
| cover them. The Ash and potatoes are boiled nan
| an hour and then the water Is drained on them anu
| they are shaken in the pot dry and mashed WIN
po,oto masher till the Jumps arc all gone. 'aDle
uooufl az buttcr and beaten eggs are stirred tronEh
| the mashed potatoes and fish with NpooH ana "'c
| codash halls arr, moulded with the hand In round
| smooth halls The balls are plunged INTO POT
~ bolllnp hot fat deep enough TO immense them ana
very hot-as hot as for saratoga potatoes i"e i''
| can be used several times. when IL VIII hceo s''a"
inc n II s hot enough when tic frying Is done
chicken croanettc can be fried In the same III as the
| Goldfish balls without any talnt ot inc s'~"h "''"'
-, ,uc affecting the delicate havOr OF the other over
n,ricular people insist that this cannot De uohr' p"'
n can There are people In the world who are AWAY
making themselves trouble searching the egg yoR oI
the germ Of life ard attempting to beard TIC oss"r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-22
THE BIG DRUNK DRAF.
BY RUDYARD KIPLING.

We're goin' 'ome. we're goln' 'ome--
Our ship is at the shore.
An you mus pack Your 'aversack.
For we won't come back no more.
HO. don't YOU grieve FOR me,
NV lovely Mary Ann,
For III marry You yet on a fourp'ny Bit
As a time-exprd maa-an.
-(Darrack room B9lla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-29

reoibidos por eI uItimo va
por-correo en Ia Emprents
del BOLETIN MERcAN-
TIL.
Pereda. -Los HGmbres dc pro
Sinues -Hljs. esposa y madre
I tomos.
Escrich. I'll n frtir del G6lgots,
., tomos.
O6digo Penal Militar.
Ancora de salv aci6n, Devocl.
nArioJ.
OastahoS. oS.-Teneduria de HOros
quia del OomerCio J de Ia banea.
NOvELAs DE PEREZ GAL.
DOS Memorials deun Oortesano de
1915, El Grande Oriente, El Terro,
de 1894, On Voluntario realistic,
Los Apost6licos, Juan Martin el
Empecinado, Los Glen mil hijos de
San Luis, On faCcioso mas, III siete
de Julio, Batslla de los Arapiles,
Bail6n, Nl eQuipaie del Rey Jose,
Napoleon en- Chamartin, ri 10 de
Mario y el 2 de Mayo, Corona, Ira.
falgar, La segunda cass ca, In Cor.
to de Carlos Nv, O&dix, Zaragoga.
Tormento, El DIR. OenteEo, LO Pro.
hibido, La Fontana de orO, q
Amigo Manso, Dofia Perfecta, Clio.
ria, Fortunate y Jacinta, La fa
milia de- Leon ROCh, La Deshereds
da.
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ES FL MAS BARAT0.
~Mn@--
aflCIile d II DsClIl 0HYln
ss~ssssss sss q PaArs Rss..dG.

1axtO para laa Kscuslsn AZ il Tel.
q Pusrto-Rico nsgdn Dscrsto ~
hxemo. 8 limo. 81. Obiupo - $50 =.
Di0ceals p. Juan Antonio Pie sn a
Dc Diciembrs de 1850, ' pubiie.dc :.
q Belstta Eslssi6stioe sn l.sla Tnsso
de 1881. que dice aei,
"peasAndO hcilitaf, seetn sn imn0.
sAnciA rsquisrs, II saquinici6n ~ a.
secismo do u DOctrlna Oriutiaps 80
claas Dc Peraonas, vapinos sn declsy-
tAmbien De sexto pafn Il Ili6essis !
antique y popular Uhtecismo al p
hipsldA qns pasaF 90 "a Fsauaisn "a.
lnmen, eomprends On nus ssneIllea :
Coneisan pteguntns y fespnssfas il -.
ma sods g 4 snsssapxa eatSlIes, ,se. =.
nisnaO 4 yes b innsunb eeniaia !.
astaT pOr "a in6mc preolO & alas,na. + :
- thmiliAn pohran."
PsnCfo.- behaves mo. 1s efa. a.a..
N J $50 etA grAaas.
Ns ysnaa % b lMsnnnsA Assaa.u
Dn PAPnE ' LfnRnnfA del Bonrpss -.
oAnESL yoRsalsae n ohl1 IS Ia.4
GoNzAEan Ious, EslsaIsae a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-29

La OIENOIA DE TENEDURIA DE
LJBROE sinpIlhOada por ID apIcscioh d
ana regla u fAable para aCertar sl deldoE
= sl Aorsedol, aCOmpahaaa Do numsroSo1
sjsmploa De cklOulos msrcantIles, por @
d. Marsh, tradaoldo Dc la 90: odiOion in
slssa por A. O. BsOk, bajo la immediate
~npsocl6p del antor. Un tOmo slegsnts.
ments snoaadsrnado 1855 sn la I'm
del 10leeiM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-29

The Proprietors of the BOIetfa
.MeroanfI " have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers TO hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE I c. who are the sole
Agents for all ExgBsb 6 F,ssei
Advertising. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-29

Administration du BoIetiE Yer
saRtH ; l'honneur de rrier Messieurs
b Annonciers franeais de youloir oier
taznettre leurs ordres de Publicite 1
IN. AMEDEE PRINCE 8 c'', sui
saf Is Agents uniques ct exclusits
b e. Journal pour L PgbIse;N Fraseai3
sAzglSiss.
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Este maravilloso bGlsame saRa lnRa alIhIaman
e ias hsridas Antigaas, laa IlaTas, ' Ier maie
DC Pisrnas y dc psohe. Por medic ds sn 4 ara~
ola Las Mcsras viTalsatas toman muy pre1Ks
IN aspeOto ooRvsiesieats y desapafesaI. Isi
mas ds3a, este unSusate fsrFiesranta. "A nyai
d1cir ana cara psrfaeta do Lao afaoolsseU dr q
miei, les osantipadss, laa teess y a reamslis
ms, aIA o.aAds ~ Ia aDslade On vsne =
des lasdem&s VsmedEaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-29
BlBRlOTkOAl
De COMERCIANTE.

HIgrORIA DEL OOMEROIO ls'
das las nacIones, desds los tiempos mas re-
motos hasta unsstros dias por LII. GcAess-
!raaucida dal francis por los alumnos d. 10
clase Do ssts laioma eatablsOiaa On el Ak
neO MwcaStl d Madrid, , pzbliCaaa 9 sx
pensas De IL misms asociaolon.
Dos tomos grassos, Pasta sspahola. 81
On ID ImpreRta del BOlefiA
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A.TVV"esOesSe'tSTF
.A E.
|LlCOR sBR.EA
|. Vegeta1 :
!. DR. GONZALEZ :
) ODE LA HABANAb ]

j Ounce Amos De sxito mas 4
de Setenta Mil entermos curs- =
dos, algunos de una maners pro- 4
digiosa, SOD la mejor pruebe para 4
demostrar que u E3cO1 BHks0- Z
s9aicO de BreG VegetGL del =
DIR. Gonzales es 81 que meior
n combate los Catarros cr6njcos, q
q Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones 3
abundantes, Asms, Bronquitis y
dem4s Afecciones del tubo respi- 4
ratorio. Preserva dc Ia Tisis, es q
dtil en- los Catarros de Ia vejiga, f
3 purihcR la sangre de sus malos &
3 humores y tiene una action tonica 4
sobre todo ell ORGANISING, de tai &,
suerte que con sa, uso sc abre ell q
apotito y Sc engorda.. II
q Los enfermos carsados de tomar q
otras medicinas han recurrido al n
y LicOT de Bre0 de Con
NGteH, y 4 su benefico inauio nan
recuperado ell don mas precioso de
p Ia vida, que es la salud.
i FL pdblico no debe confundir ell
3 L1cOss de RreG ste GO1s-
sales, con otros compuestos que
, se anuncian con nombres pare 4
eidos y que no son mas que imita- 4
! clones ain eficacia. 4
-.a~S~~~~~~-~~~@ *
B ~ LScOS de Bre0 se verde 4,
en- todas Ids Boticds Gcreditadas -
De lds Islas de Cuba y
PssstO Rico ' IA Republics Dc MEsioO. a
I De venta en- Ia Farms
cialde s
eaE r Gaillermssy mS
= C3s.sos.ecss.eos Oa'ssOe %
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CONTkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de Libros ARE.
glados 4 los formularios pubhca-
dos por 81 Gobierno General.
Impresos de todas classes para
los Municipios.
De venta en- d Imprenta del
BoL1TIN.
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ETIQUETHy IE CIKTUIIN1

DH nMBARQUM.
ua-~s--.--
De vensa en- l. Inprsnta do
BnEx~tv
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ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETIN NERCANTII,, j

Ia esta secci6n de La casa montada con
s"dos IOs elementOs necesarios proyista de
materiaies de primera cIase, sc hacen encn..
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BOletil Nercantil de PueftO-RicO.

PERIODICO CCNSACaEaA Do
La DEFEESA DE Los IETERESEs BAGI0EAgS EB AMkRICD
0ReAEO De LOS RPAaOLES IGEOdIOIORa .E b P10-gICO
CONDIClONES GENERATES acordadas por ia rxccl6r
para toda cIase de remitldos anuncos
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PREcIos DK sUseRIP au.IoW.

Puerto-Ricc 10 de Julio de 1885
A. Lynn. SucesO
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-03

On account Of the Quadrcnial Gen.
eral Conference oil the Methodist Epis.
copal Church South to he held AT ST.
Louis, Mo, May 7lh TO 2Sth 1890, the
Nj ~ II. II, will sell tickets to 81.
Louis and return at one fare. Con-
mcncing sale May 3rd to Sth inclusive.
Tickets good for passage only ? days
at'er date of sale, aud not good for re-
turn passage after June 4th 1890.
After May the 9Th and until May
18th a rate If one and one third fare
Tor the round trip on the certificate
plan will he in effect for delegates
who purchase iuil fare tickets, and are
furnished with certificates showing
that full fare has been paid which
when properly signed by tue Secy
amt presented to our agent will entitlc
them 10 II third rate returning.
On account of the Southern Baptist
Association convention May 9th TO
10th ana the Texas Spring Palace May
10th TO the 3lst at Fort Worth, Texas.
the M T. O r. r.. will sell tickets to
Fort Worth at one lowest first class
limited fare for the round trip.
Commencing sale May 9th TO 9th in
elusive limited to one continuous pas
sage in each direction. 80
Tickets good so days from date of
sale. " 3d.