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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21
R. A. BELL,
Room IS, Merchants nati'naI Bank Block

NOTICE OF ADMlNIsTRATRIx SALE Z! OF s
Judicial District of the State Of Montana, in and
for the County of Lewis and Clarke.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance q an
order of the district court of the First judicial
District Of the State of Montana. in and for the
County Of Lewis and Clarke. made on the 18th
day of May, A. D., 1890, in the matter OF the ee-
tate of + NJ Dunphy. deceased the undersigned.
administratrix of said estate, will sell ut public
sash Lawful to m,ne highest tRs Up;ied
States s 81 America and I subject to to
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of August, 4. D., 1880. q
court house IN the city Of Helena, county OF Lew
ls and Clarke. state OF Montana Al the
right, title. interest and estate of said n. Dun,
ply, at the time Of his death, and Al
the right, title and interest that the eaid estate
has by operation of law or otherwise acquired
other than. or in addition to that OF the SAID =:
A. Dunphy, at the time of his death. in and to all
that certain quartz mill and watar-right, situate,
lying and being in the county OF Lewis and
Clarke, state of Montana, and described - Toll
lows. to-wit
A certain quartz mill. situate nsar Park City.
together with the machinery and certain water
right attached thereto
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, In lawful
money OF the United States of Anne ricA
Ten per cent of the urchsse money 70 BE- paid
the administrative on the day OF sale. balance On
confi, nation of the sale by said district court.
DEED 1t expense ofpurchaeer.
SUSAN NJ DUNPHf.
Aeminisiratrix of the Estate Of 4 u. Du0phy.
deceased.
Dated Helena Mont. July II lsao
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21
AT THE NATATORIUM.
Bathers Should Leave the Ropes and Life
Preservers Alone

Bathers Should Leave the Ropes and Life
Preservers Alone.
As is usual on Sundays, this popular re-
sort was filled with throng of people from
the city yesterday. There is one feature
about the management of the plunge
that attracts the notice of some
cautious people, and they freqently give
expression of their opinions about it.
Along the iron railing on both sides
Of the Thermal lake at the deep end the
management have strung lines of rope
which are intended for use in case of emer-
gency. It was a wise thing to do and was
no doubt prompted by the serious accident
which happened there not long ago. Hav-
that they should be kept there, but this is
not the case. The bathers drag them into
the water and play with them.
By putting the lines to such
use it might happen that some one would
become entangled in them and the ropes
would then serve purpose which they are
intended to prevent. The life presevers
which should hang on the walls in their
proper places where they can be easily
found If necessary. are also taken
into the plunge for amusement.
Yesterday afternoon q young Swede
entered the bath and came near going un
der but for the vigilance of the efficient of
deer who was watching him. He saw hi
hoad bObbing mp and down in the water ant
correctly surnised that the man was abou
exhausted, and Immediately went to hi
aesistance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21
NEARLY A COLLISION.
Two Electric Cars Loaded with Pas
sengers Come Within Six
Feet of Disaster.
A Panic for a Moment Was the
Only Result Of Somebody's
Neglect.
One Of the Cars Behind Time-Room for
Improvement in the
Service.

Unless the managers of the electric rail-
way learn how to run their road with safety
there will be big accident some day. The
ing was 80 close that many people are not
vet oyer the shock. Travel over the road
was particularly heavy yesterday because of
the numerous attractions at the springs.
The ball game was largely attended and in
the evening hundreds of people went from
the city to hear the grand concert at the
hotel. Both the motor and the electric
lines were taxed to the utmost capacity to
carry the throng Of people. Everything
ran smoothly until 9o'clock last evening
when one of the cars going east reached
the switch near Harrison avenue. It was
packed full of people including many
ladies' and children. After the car
had waited on the switch few minutes
for the west bound car it was
started east with the intention of meeting
at the next switch. As the car was running
along near Benton avenue. the swiftly NOV
ing headlight Of the west bound car APP
peared, without warning. The cars seemed
almost upon each other before the passen-
gers discovered the danger. A wild panic
Immediately followed. Men, women and
children rushed for the rear door of the car
lammlng the entrance and yelling for help.
In q moment the cars were brought to q
step and the threatened danger was over
The stop was made when the cars were only
six feet apart. In another moment the
crash would have come and terrible dis
aster would have been the result. The acct
dent was only arrested by the hill
which the west bound car had
finished climbing when the meeting
occurred. Had the speed been degree
higher fearful loss of life would have fol-
lowed. A few Of the ladies grew hysterical
and it was some time before the excitement
was Gained. Then the passengers ex-
changed cars and finished the journey.
There seems to be some misunderstanding
about the cause of the meeting. The con-
ductor on the west bound car says that the
other car was five minutes behind time,
while it is also stated on the other hand
that both cars were behind. At any rate
some one was responsible for the affair.
There has been good deal of criticism of
late on the management of the line. The
people who travel over the line think that
they would be better cared for if men in
stead of young boys we're in charge of the
cars. The conductors usually allow both
platforms to be filled with men and boys
when there is plenty of room in the interior
of the car. The consequence is that ladies
and children are obliged to force their way
through a mob in order to get in the car.
The cars should be run on schedule time
and no chances should be taken. The trav-
cling public is entitled to these considera-
tions.
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Jewels of Ancient DAYS.

Jewels of gold, jewels of silver, jewels of
precious stones, in combination or sinRly,
and strings of pearls, were worn from the
earliest times of which we have detailed
history. In Bible times precious stones
were not set in metallic mountings, as now.
They were worn in such forms as they were
found, the lapidary contenting himself with
giving them an imperfect polish. They we're
generally perforated and were attached to
the person by means of cords passed through
them. Sometimes a number of them were
strung togther as bracelet or necklace, but
oftener each was suspended from the attire
alone. They were worn in the hair. on the
wrist, about the neck, or suspended from
the head-dress Z shoulders, according Ia
the taste of the wearer. and, strange to say,
more of them were worn by men than by
women.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Business in police circles yesterday was
very light, there being but three arrests.
George Onoeltz was arrested yesterday
on Wood street for being drunk and carry
ing concealed weapon.
The Salt Lakes and Athletics play their
last game this afternoon. The game will
be called at 3 o'clock.
The Maude Granger company arrived last
night via the Northern Pacific railroad and
are stopping at the Cosmopolitan.
The concert at the Broadwater last night
was largely attended. Professor Walker
and his musicians are becoming very pop
ular.
Thomas Green was found drunk and
asleep on Main street yesterday and will
make his appearance before Judge Sanders
this morning.
Work on the new Merchants hotel is be-
ing rapidly pushed, and the corner of War
rem street and Broadway will soon have q
handsome structure.
Two cars of the Electric motor line came
near colliding last night when near Harri-
son avenue. There was some excitement
for few minutes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21
DRESSING THE TABLE.
It Can BE Made to Look Pretty With I
Bit of Ivy.

It Can BE Made to Look Pretty With a
Bit of Ivy.
There is nothing more graceful in the
way of floral ornamentation for the lunch
con table than the ivy scarf, which Is easily
made and will last several days, says
writer in the New York World. Pluck the
ivy leaves from their stems, dust and polish
them with a flannel and little sweet oil.
The Heidelberg ivy, with its veins and mar
velous tracery, should be selected if con-
venient Cut scarf of dark-green cambria
that will cover the table nd droop almost
to the floor at each end: 1t must be scssf-
shape, of course, being only about
two feet wide at the center. Sew
on to this ivy leaves with dark green thread.
SO that the leaves just lap one another and
lie in different ways from the middle.
| With a little pains the ivy can be caught
on the cambria SO as to rest fatty and
easily, and it looks almost like a satin
scarf when completed. At each end sprays
of ivy leaves may be sewed, SO as to finish
the piece. Upon this scarf lay punches OF
buttercups, daisies or any flowers at inter
walls, which have q very careless and pretty
effect.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-21

We eli Paints and Oils to cash buyers at
SWy low 19unas II. II. PARcHxN & Co.
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SANDS :. BROTHERS
BARGAIN!

s-room frame house, water in
house. bath; lots 50x140, 1884
Boulder ave-, south front
age. Price So, $50, 81, $50 cash,
balance three years at 8 per
emit. ...
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PERSONAL.

Thomas Joyes arrived from Boulder yes
terday.
A. Berry and Judge VIM. ]. Galbraith, OF
Deer Lodge, are at the Cosmopolitan.
j. r. Widmyer was visitor in the city
yesterday from Glendive.
is on visit to the city.
Val. Laubenheimer came down from
Great Falls to see the ball games.
Major Dawson and wife and Judge Dixon
and wife, OF Butte, are guests at the Broad
water.
Mr.. Skies, of Leadville, was q caller at
THE INDEPENDENT editorial rooms last
night.
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Arrivals at tho Helena.

A. l.. Lovejoy, New J. p Baker, Bismarck
York. Geo. G. Little, San
M. Leibenstine, Butte. Francisco.
Chas. b Cory. Boston. r. b. Dear, Duluth.
u. Foley, st. Croix Miss Ella Wessner, New
Mimi. York.
Mr. and Mrs. Charl' T. T. +. Fuller Few York.
Griffin, CinciDn iii. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. At
Miss Anna Z. Peats field, Chicago.
Chicago Ada Mclau yhlin, st.
Minnie Il. Lee, Duluth. Paul.
Salan y. Raymond, Anna Blocker, Cincin-
Bloomington. IL. natl.
Mrs s B. WiIhers, Mrs. H. Merrick,
Bloomington, II! Bloomington, Ill.
Mrs. Z. J. Strasburg, Mrs. Phillips, Bloom
Bloomington, Ill. ington.
Miss Cora V. George, r. G.. Thompson, Bos-
Boston. ton.
Mrs. s. &. Barnett, VIM. A. Ellis, Detroit
Nicksburg. Miss. lrlnk A. Thayer, New
J. G. Ong, Chicago. York.
VIM. Ashgelis. w. b. Moon, Chicago
G, M. G. Peters, Phila- M. j. Carver, Baltimore
delphia. Homer Bevans, Chicago
j. H. Brand, Great H-l. G. Brent, Kansas
Falls. City.
A. H. Champion, Chicago.
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B. G. Dick. Oakland.
Cal.
L. d. Burt. Livingston.
Chas. Brewer, Balti-
more.
DIR. j. M. Hargrave,
Spring Creek.
J. A. Guss, Spring City,
Pa.
Frank p. Simmons, Chi
cagl.
John Lepley, Benton.
r. H. Clendenin. Mar
tinsdale.
+, s. Miller, York, Pa.
c. NJ. Walker, Airing
ton, Ore.
J. Despes, Chicago.
g. B. Shumway, New
York.
Dan Tewey, Butte.
8. 8. Morris on, Great
Falls.
]. w. Provost. Relt.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central

". B. Gordon, Castle.
Henry kertz. ="
j. N. Duncan, .
George w. Maxwell,
Wickes.
@. T.. Buell., Minneapo-
lis.
+. G. Shears, st. Paul.
D. J. Hubbard, Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Iozer,
saltwater.
W. II. Gillett. Albany.
N Bnlsen, 1t. Louis.
w. H. Butler. st. Paul.
j. GLEASON, Wolf Creek.
A. P. Dyrence, Lincoln.
h. l.. Sowell. Spokane
Falls.
C. A. Williams, Marys-
vile.
w. J, Freed, Wickes:
P. Dacey, Great Falls.
8. Dacey, :" A..
II. +. Wilkinson, Belt.
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C. r Kemp, maker of superior notary and
corporate sd presses. Helena Mont
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Second han and new furniture ON install
Rants. B. o Lenoir. Northern Pacific depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08
Real estate 10 Cxchanae

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE new
cEIyED AT THE UPTOWN OIL ICES,
No. i 23s Broadway, corner Thirty .hrst-st.'
until d. 10. 40 West Twenty ,thiId-st.'
90 corner Fourteenth-st.; 160 TLifd-aye.,
Gamer Forty -seventh-st. 1925 Third-aye2
oeaT Sixty .first-st. LOIS First-ave 100
West fofty-second-st.
I,rLL-BEARING Florida orange grove
il proposition 10 exchange entertained
CONOIT 1,179 Broadway.
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' woman 10 take care OF q child at home.
5lrs. HANKEN, 3lS West 31th-st, top
donr
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Eelu Uante0.

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WANTED. d, 900 competitors for the 800
w prize poem ON Or bill," now being
played at the Garden Theatre. Subject OF
poem to be on the play or characters.
Gallery SOC. /; balcony,s1; orehestra,sl 90.
Males
A GENTS who never sold anything sue
"A coed selling IN O-butt0nhook shoe But
tons" Curiosity to see them insures cordial
welcome everywhere. Particularly light,
profitable employment for weak persons,
male or female. Apply at once. PITTS
FIELD BUTTON CO., Pittsiield, Mass:
A YOUNG MAN wanted in drygoods
n importing house 10 make himself gen
orally useful one good at figuring ana writ
ing preferred Apply In own handwriting
70 $, Box 2, Tribune oiice.
A RE VOC SEEKING EMPLOYMENT
n DO you wish 10 changel Positions. an
kilds. quickly procured. NEW-AOhk bU-
EtEAU, 556 Broadway.
A DVEKfISEMENI FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL ~ RE-
40. i' E h Broadway, corner thirty hfss.'
until 8 y. M; 270 West Twenty. thi rd-st /,
corner sfh-avs. 152 sixth-ave. 45S Fourth
orGer Folty-sevonth-st. 1920 Third.aye.,
near SiXty.hrst-st l,0sS t1rst-ave.; 100
West Forty-seeond-st.
II YOU ARE OUT OF EMPl- JYMENl
or wi sh ~ make a change, call at the old
reliable Metropolitan Agency; positions pro
cured for bookkeepers, collectors, clerks
sslesmen. pofters, packers, drivers, coaohmeh'
stablemen, watcknen useful men, farm
hands, teamsters, cooks, walters, 1remen and
n cchanies; new orders every mall. MEL
KoP0L1TAN AGENCY. 6S5 Broadway
WANTED.-Salesmen Oh salary or com,
w mission 10 h9ndle the Jaw PAiENl
CHEMICAL INK ERASlNG PENCIL
the greatest selling novelty ever profuced
grasses ink thoroughly Ia two seconds; no
abraslon OF paper 200 TO 500 per cent profit :
sne agents sales amounted % 1920 ia sis
DAYS another $50 In two hours We want
one energetic general agent for easn
state aud Territory sample by NAL -
cents. For terms and full particularly ID
dress THE MONROE ERASER MIG.
CO.. La Crosse. VIA.
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n)crk Wanlto
Malta.

1 ANIToR.-POslton a. ianstor or n home
for middle-aged man aud wife on some
gehtlclnan's place. city or country city
reference. q. Is. T., I,OzG 8d.ave.
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felu IOanleo.

Makes.
"A YORK TRIBUNE Will BE RE Re
CElvED At THE UPTOWN 0FFlOhf''
No. ,23S Broadway, corner Thiry.nissSs,,r
until 8 p. M; 276 West Twenty .third.s,.s,,
corner Sth'aNe,i 152 iSlxth-ave.; l03 foui'"'
ave. corner Fcurteerth-st.
WANTED.-A stesdy young man care
w furnace, clean windows and be use We =,
Call before 8, basement door 80 w. 32d-ss,
w ANTED IN AN oFFICE.-Young man
w must be q goc,i penman. Address
.: II. D., Box 3,o93.
w ANTED.-A sober ard reliable driver
~ permanent position to right man. ''-
WANIED.-In Off ,e OF large Now: iofa ,
corporation, bright active young ins s'
hot under 20, for spe cIal work. Ons wiz. VIZ
come experience In law oiice preferred r. ~
vsneement Address, stating experiense
ana reference. for days. CORPORATION
BOX ". Tribune ofice.
w ANTED.--A gentleman oi good char
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Apply ~ letter. with references, statns
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In library WORK preferred; permanent en-
ggo@yrmlssRRtti, Address IL o'vr hsndTtitins'
Females.
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CE1VED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES
No. .23S Broadway, corner Thirty-iitst-st.,
until o y. m; go West Twenty third.st.,
corner sth-ave. 1872 SdXth-avo. 1913 Fourth
ave. corner Fourteenth-st.
WANTED.-A COMPETENT girl for general
w housewotk. Call West l2sth.st:
xVANTED.-k refined and compan .onnl II
In family OF three n yoo1 home ard treated
as an equal. Can at la Penn-st., Brook
lyn, after 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25
MPRRNTA DBL POLETiN

/. Labros escogidos. Acaban de r.
cihirse en- csta Imprenta, loa si-
guientess
/ ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curso
del idioma ingl6s. "
1 ABEI.LA. - DereChO Admins.
tratiVos-T Tratado de Eanidad y Be
neAcencla. de Hacienda
Municipal Pr6etica Criminal
Contribution = Amillaramien ntOs-
Manual de Formularios. 49, Manual
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento,-
DereCho Administrative Nspafiol.
-Juzgados Nunicipales. Manual
de Contribution TerEitorial.-Ma
Hnual de Policia Urbana.--Manua
de Las atribuciones de los Alcal-
deG.
OLLENDORFF. - Gramktica
|inglesa
GALANTE. -. .Diccionario Mu.
nicipal.
VAZQUEz QUEIPO Tablal
de l0garitm0e.
GALINDO Y ESOOEURA.-Le-
gislaci6n Hip0tecaria.
0uriosidades cientt6co-d -dom6sticas.
Las Arehae.
In familia desconocida, pkgina de
historic natural.
al microscopic del doctor Ballen.
ger.
Una nOchs aproyschadA, 81 gas, q
petr0leo.
Les histories de ID luna, La hernia.
m de Rembrandt, etc,
OARTA6 de Santa Teresa de Jesds
y 0troe escrit0s y docuInentos rsfeFen.
tes D esta grande y santa madre.
COOP CPnR.-Dofia Mercedes de Gas.
tilla, | t0ppo an s., con lAminas.
OHAENAUBRIAND. ElGeni0 de
0ristianiGmo, 3 3't0mos.--L0e Mkftifes
SANTA TERESA DE JES U.s.
OAFtaa.
| HoLDEYILLA.--Joyas de 10 Hts
FnkuEa egpafolA.
BIBLlOTk0A Universal, vMgi0s tomo
0AMPOAMOR P0Gtica.
POLO. IA Oompendlo de ia latinida,
RIERA , ToEtoaa. EOciOnss de Agri
culkura.
PEREDA. Historic Natural
| IGANOT. FisicA.
MIGUEL. DlcciOnario latino.
| ILL0ERLU. La JabousEtA.
| OOMBEROUHGE. GeomstriR.
| BRIOT. AIgebrA.
| isONNET. Geometria analitica.
IULTlFCS dias dc IN Gl6sofo
| IFEL1U, Fisfca j Quimicn.
| AOAR1lN Gskmatice lntt na.
IuOMkLnRAN GramAtica eassslss
m
| M. j. de LARRA.--Obras, 4 tomo
Il ERANOIH0O DR QUEVKD0.-
I'm PaEnksO EapAnoI, Z tonoa. 0hfs
| sria -0hkns ksakiVh6.
( MI. QUINIAlVz -Obrne.
ALARU0N. 16ntfo. 4 tosnOa.
Il III. ri DM GRANADA. auih
psead0rse.
q. % SOILS Ounqulata Il n
L0PnA aARUTA. pesslns
YNkAllA bFes peltlss
So
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PlLDORAS OPERATIVES
oELA ANCIANA SEIGEL, PARALA

8
onshpaci6n de vientre, inactives y sntcr-.
pecinfsnto del higado, &C., DO.
DifeFontoUdo muchas Glasses de medlcinaa o.
tiTticas, NO hkoen que laperSona % denta Feo
antea de sentirne meior. So modo do operas
@ suave PerO comPleto, ain que is acornpansn
ofectcs .desagradables, tales COMO enAusas,
Las Pfldoras OferAtiyAs de- h AnClans
Heiasl aen Il me;or msdicina para Il famIlia
que ianiks Is hA descubierto. Limpian lns in-
teatinoside tOdas las sustanoiAs iritahtea ,
los dejan On una cundiCi6n Saludahls. ~ me
Ior remsdio On % sxistencia para d dsstTncto1
de nuestras vidaa-la CongtipAci6n del vientge,
81 entorpecimiento del higAdo.-
Estas Pildoras son IN preventive contra las
ealsntufas, como igualmente contra toda clase
de- enfsfmedadea, hacienda ~que desaparescan
todaa laS meterias venenoHaR de los mteetinos.
0peran con vlgor, pero - mismo tempo con
tuAvidad, nin Causar dolor AlgunO.
~ ae 6oGe IN fuerte reafriade, y amenAxa
4 fehre. con dolores do oAbe1A, On 10 eapaldp
en- los miSmbfoa del cuerpO, una dos GOSH
1e'Ias Pfldoras Opefativa de ID anClana Heigel
AarAn que desaparosca slEmfrisdcY pfevsndra
Tn est6rlago Hucip On cauSA de una COS
sra en- ID lsnguA, con IN guSto 1spero y de-
bagr1dable en- h boCa. UnAs Ouantas dtsis
| de- La Plldorau Operatives de b anclana HeigpI
Iimpiarkn 81 est6mAgo, harAn qua desapareaca
| 81 NAL gustO y rgstituirkn 81 Apettte, devol-
Riendu con asto ID buenA salad.
Con freouencia sacede que cuando los ell
mentos no son busnOs q est&n paEcialmente
aetsriorados, prodncen enkermedadess indis.
Ipcsicion6s, hkuneeI y diArrea. 81 - hmpia 81
/ egt6mako de esta impufeza con una d64is ID
las Pildpras 0paEHtiyas do ID anciana tHsigel
Idesaparecer&n todcs esoa akectos dssagrada'
hle2, 3 resnItar4 una buenA nRlud.
i Las Pfldofa1 OperaAiyah de ID Gnciana Beige
prsvieneu Ioa malos efect0s que ocaaiona q
axCeso On. conner & bebsr. Una buena d6eii
| 81 tempo de acostarns hace cue 10 ma6ans
lsiRuienfe se encuentre ID persona On IN o.
tado peFfeoto para atendsf Z sas ccapacionsl
E6 negoCfcs.
Esfas pildorus, essando asucaradaa, son pie
IoenAeras Il tomaTse, ObviEndose aquel gasts
IdesAgradsbls, saa comhn On caBi tOdns ias pn
ldoras.
I n Hr. DR.. Don N. Amsya, de San Vicent.
IL HI Ealvadorl, escribe, con fechA IL dc Abri
Ede 1885, 10 lguients:H El sunento del %
hgoclo irk notoFiAmente On progTeso { msdidI
Eque sus medioinas 80 conNscan, por etecto d
Iios brillantes efeCtos On 81 aplicaci6n. II
Esoy mSdico he Observable dichos efeCtos; !
lIos m6dioos son los IlamAdos I gsneralizar ta
I6 oual medicamento poF En hnen 6xito."
LosEres. iedEahifa, Villsgaa y cla emil.
Enentes farmac6uticos dc Medellin, Colombia
IeaCriben CON fecha 30 dc Hetiembre, de 1884
Ilo iguiente: "Tsnemos 81 gustO de manites
tar { v. que 81 Jarabe ds Beigsl he tenih
nuy bnena acoptacion On esta ciudad y scI
rroducido magnifcos sfectos en- Las perpde
que 10 han tornado
Sc vende por todos los FarmaCdutico
- yendedoree de Medicina por todo
EmundO , pOr PrOpIetsriOS, A. j. White
Limited, 81, Warren Street. Nueya Yorh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25
La ClUDAD DE IOSCOU,
DE EFRANOIsCo PELAM.

EstabIecimiento de 6ptica , articu-
los de noysdad de Paris, Londres, Vie.
NJ J FRANKFORT, % ha trasladado de ls
calle de Ii Fortalexa, ndmsfo 81, D ID
plaza de Alfonso XII, rtmero 20,
bsjoa del Ateneo, antigua casa de Fu.
rikti, en- donde encontfAr& el que e
digne visitaf este Estnblecimiento
(dnico en- toda 10 isla) adenaGs de 70.
rios artleuloa de novedad, IN complete
snrtidO en- gafas, lentes, espeJuelos J
|quevedos; cFistales J monturas de to-
daa elases , sn distintos tamafos J
foFmAs. Tambien se hAcen 10 mismt
gsfas que sspejuelcs, segdn formulas
del reputsdo doctor 0culists, don Ga
hrisl Gim9Rss. En- la misma se ven
den sidrieras de niksl, para mossradoE
con yidries Ovalados, sean cnrvos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25
VENlAClO LUNA Y SOBRINO.
FortaIeza 45, 40 81.

Ofrsce Ios siguisntes srtfOulOs & prsoios
muy m6dioos.s
Asulejos, losetas, s baldcsinss, Cstala-
mas, bIanoas = encarnadas, loaetas dc
msrmol blancas y azules, losas de Cana
aias dc CuAtro en- vara. Y6soy Oemsnto
Portland en- barfiles de 1s0 kilos. Pintu.
faa, negra, verde, mimic y blsnoo ainc Dc
II acfedifada marca DOS LE0NEE.
AguarEks j sceite linaEa. Bfochas de
todas clases. Hero galvanlxado, acana.
lado = liss para CObiias, clavos de kinc
con tueroaa y arandelas, Canales y cum
breras de zinc. Puntas de Paris de una
aeis pulgadaa. Clavos amsFiOanos da ana
| cihco pulgadas. PalAa, picOs, azadas y
ssadones. AlambFe para oaFcas, de cuatro
p6as. Est0pa xlQuitfAnAda para OAIAfa.
tssR y Algod6n On denpefdlels para Inn.
plas mkQuinas.
Oriutalsria muyHhna de tCdas clanea de u
casa BAccArat. Vaiillaa cemplajAs depaeadal
da pcFcelsna mHg hps, Rlelpg tsaNGasSe an|
parIutae 40 t0aas plasep pezs ogl1,ap Rzas
IneV6aad d ualaA u htIgo Bkkealt1 y IRll
'hnns q nssal peaa