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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25

Sc dice qne este ha aido ya cap.
turado, por ID que no dudaraos qrle
llegue 4 exclarecefse la verdad i
quetodo el rigor de IL ley eaera
s0bre los maIvados.
La n0che antes, ID nisma cua-
drilla habfa afaItado Ia casa de IN
sencr Lopez, de aqaellos coDtornos,
que por fortuna pndo escapar 4
tempo emprendiendo IL iuga.v
Los concentrates hucIgan ante
estas nnsus - graves msnifssta-
clones del bandoieri mo que azota
varias comarcas de esta Isla.
l. amamos acerca de clio Ia
stencion de nuestro ceIoso gobar.
nante.
A los dos casos de bandoleris.
mo que Ia ReUistG re6ere pode-
mos agregar otro, reciente tam-
b Gn.
En- Ia hacienda Orisaneso, qus
posee en Maunabo d. OTTO Ref
kohl, faeron en- ID noche del 20
maeheteados ocho bueyes de Iol
mejores de Ia inca.
Esta infamia ha causado gran,
de indignation entire aqusllos hon.
rados vecinos, y ell hecho es tsntt
Imas inconcebible cnaalo que el 81
Riefkohl es IN extranjero de to
dos nauy querido y que adsmas NJ
tisne enemigos politicos nj tam
POGO personales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25
OoncurSo agricOla.


Nos participa 81 Excmo Sir.
Pfesidente de ID Janta CaIificado.
ca de Concursos agri:olss qse
maiiana. Is del corriente, se ceIe.
brari en el Iostituso Provincial el
que oportunamente fd9 anuncia.
do, y que durants ese dia = el
.igu;ente quedarSn expuestos los
pocos objstos que han sido pre-
sentados, los cua.es podran ser
examinados por todo ell que guste
de clio. El- ganado de cerda se
exhibira en- Ia Esta lion del Tao
via de ests Capital 4 Bio Piedras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25
ReYista de la Peninsula,
Madrid. Junio 8 de 1890.

AAee0AAua - Mu4U q WU 1CUUs
EstamOs hartos de fiestas, que
cuestan nm dineral al AyuntamieD-
to, sin provecho alguno para el
Oomercio, pues los IsidrOs SO vol
vieron & sus pueblos, no teniendo
recursos para hacer f,ente 4 los
gast0s que origina nm mes de per.
manencia, aqui donde IL vida es
siempre cara ' mas en- dias ext,aor-
dinarios, que sirven q las patronas
dc easas de hu6spedes para despln-
marlos. Han menudeado los fne-
gos artificiales y las vistas panora-
micas al aire libre, que han hechO
las delicias de los niiios y dc los
paletos, sorprendidos con aquellos
cambios de figuras y de perspecti-
vas en- ell Rstlro Sc ha celebrado
10 Exposition Gamma, presentando.
ne ejemplares muy varlados de pc
rros, tanto de muy grandss como de
|muy pequefos, 10 miamo de proce-.
dencia espanola que extranjera. La
Sociedad dc Velocipedistas ha cele-
b ado carrcraa, luC endo los aficiO-
nados 50 habilidad y ligereza. De
toros, por supuesto, ha hahido VI.
rias corridas. Z SO organize la gran
fiesta de La Florida, para ID que &c
construyen muchas Carrozas, y ha-
bra orfeones, disfraces 8 ilumina-
cion. Todavia no 80 conoCen los
detalles de la Batalla de las flores,
que CerrarA las fiestas.
Para que Ia animaCi6n fuera ma
yor, el muniCipio echo 81 reat0, dis
poniendo que este afio saliera con
gean pompa II procession del Cor.
pus, = Madrid se vistl6 de gala pa.
Ea a0lemnssaE II feaeividaa lss|
0alles oetentaban naastlIes con u.
Cudos y banderas, gnlrnaldas de-
flores, faroIeA dc dolores. y se uOIgaA
ron lon BALCONIES de laa eanans algus
nos cen siaoa tAploeN. In famalie
real vi6. paaas i pfQeeAlkn deada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25

2 autoridad para tiranizarlos con
" cualquier pretexto.
Ell n1iedo 4 los tribunales de
g jneticia, pone / sns lsbios, trtmu-
g los por 81 terror ) la cobardia, uu
f6rre0 Candado que, privSndoles
!" de ID paIabra para IL drfensa pro
pia, lss esneisrts en nfseros pa
/" sientss. sin dignidad, sin homer,
!" dsscenaisndO 4 u dcsprsciable con-
!" dici0n as irrasionGles.n
81 impartial, por 10 visto, qui
.iera que esos habitantes tuyierar
todor, como Cesar, valor pars
Hegar, ger y 0encer; que desa
fiaran ell rigor de las leyet; que nc
temalaran ante las iras de IA jas
ticia; que Sc hisieran todos msr
tires en-, las catacumhas y heroes
en- el circo, para que asi llegase o
triunfo esplendente de Ia ides
nueya, de la salvadora GutOnomta
de este Evangtlio inspirado , de
fendido por lOcOs y sscl0rOs, en-
81 mayors, 81 decir de la ReUistd
~ H ImpGrcial.
Cuidado que han estado en9r.
gicos y sobfe todo JustOs estos dot
colegas, con los suyos propios
Y nosotros & todo ESQ Ique dire
remos2 Qae no somos IlAmadot
/ q desfacer tales enttsertOs. Sole
lei, siendo logicos, podriamos AFR
mar, visto 10 que aqu6.los no tie
nen reparo en- consignAr, que ID
autonomia On Ia prActica, 81 lie.
case, seria 81 advsnimiento de-
gobierno de los esslaUOs , de lo'
IOcOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25

En- IL Ultima noche de su estan.
lcia en- Humacao faeron obsequia-
dos s. e. , pa dignfsimo Sscreta.
| rio ell sefior Cano con una brillan.
| to serenata que les di6 Ia ju-
yentud de la villa. FL seiior Cano
acept6 ell presente de una hermo.
80 corona que se le ofreci6 en- Ia
serenata y Ia cual estaba adorna-
da con unas cintas en- que Sc lefs
ID dedicatoria de Ia misma al Sf.
Secretario. Este, 81 admitirla, dijo
sque uniria q Las cintas de Ia coro,
na, una con los colorea de 10 ban
ders nacional .. Despues de ID
seEenata tuvo lugar en el salon de
ID Casa Consistorial IN animado
baile.
La gesti0n administrati 70 mu.
nicipal de Humacao fue objeto
del debIdo examen, que patented
90 excelente estado.
En la madrugada del dia si-
guiente parti6 8. e. con ga Comi.
iiva en- el vapor de guerra Fer
noado Ell Cat6iico con rumbo D Ia
isIa de Vieques. En- ella fue s. E.
tecibido con los honores de orde.
nanza por las tropas de Ia guar
nici6n y los Voluntarios, cantan.
dose en- el temple parroquial el
Te- -Deunt de costumbre.
La Recommendation del Munich
pio de Vieques acredit6 que 10
administrator marcha bien.
Ddrante 81 permanencia en- %
|isla s. E. hixo an viaje al interior
de Ia misms, que le agrad6 sobre
manera, y visit6 ademis el fuerte
= los dos centros de recreo de 10
pobiacion.
De 10 isIa de Vieques enf.6 So
proa el Fernando 81 Cat6lico h&
cia Ia de Ia Culebra, en- Ia cua
visito s. e. Is iglesia, de nuevs
construction, y se enter6 de Lac
necesidades y aspiraciones de los
ColOnos, que se hallan muy con.
tentos del celoso Delegado del
Gobierno en- 10 isla, senior V&z
quez Alay On.
Tambien por el interior de Ia
Culebra verified s. e. una excur.
si6n. s. E. abriga ell noble pro-
p6sito de hacer todo 10 possible
On pro del adelanto J progreso de
10 colonia.
De Ia Calebra regres6 4 esta
Capital el Fernando el CGt6lico,
trayendo & su bordo 4 s. e. y &
su comitiva, quienes desembarca
ron en- el Real Arsenal, como q.
sabido, el visrnes d timo, 4 las 6
de la tarde.
7 aqUi terminamos nuestra Ii.
gera rese1ia de la reciente Visita
Official, Por nuestra ilustre primers
autoridai girada 1 varios pueblos
de esta ;sla, cuyos habitantes re
conocen sin esfnerxo los genero-
sos y honrados anhelos que por
el bienestar y Ia prospetidad de
Ia misma amman 4 nuestro acti.
70. ilustrado 7 lasticiero gober.
nante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25
t s..

E B LETrN MERCANTIL tiene ell
honor de felicitar respetuosam en-.
ts, en- el dia de hoy, al ilustrs
P, elado de esta Diocesis, Excmc
4 limo Sr d. Juan Antonio Pnig
: MontserSat.
Dsseandole toda suerte de 80
tistacciones y d:chas.
Tambien fslicitamos cordialmen.
te al digno Sr. A'caIds de esta Ca.
pital Y amigo nuestro distiDgaido,
ID Ju a 10 8 Potous.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25


sus campafias contra el sefior Viz.
carrondo, que en- pax descanse.
Nj CON sus arremetidas contra
el ex-Director de La Cr6nica, y
N Pueblo, y N Popular de Pom
ce.
Nj con sus censuraS contra q
senior Cells, que hubieron do va
ierle pistonudo varapalo.
Nj CON sus mandohlea contrs
algunos textos del tamoso or & ,toI
del Pacto sinalagm&tico, conmu-
tativo y bilateraI.
nj CON sus diatribas contra
nuestro benemerito Partido, del
cual fu6 nm dia Cort6n enthusiastic
apologista.
nj Oon sn trasnochado, marcos
ticO y feroE capitulo dc agravios
contra todos los CApitanes Gene.
rales habidos , por haber en- estss
Autillas.
Nj con las batallas contra Ia
estetica y 81 buen decir por 81
libradas desde las pSginas de La
Literota.
NADIA de este es bastante cosa
para sAtiAfacer y nucho menos pa
Ira colmar los instintoe : impulsos
gueEreros do Cort6p,
\ dieho J hscho.
] d ~ aaltc. lgnoramee Il cen
p eorfsspendIenls pesm''e ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25

sparece en- 10 tribuna pdbIiea del
Congreso do los Diputados, J zis,
Iss, PIN, pam, pun, deia atras
ali Il mismfsimo General Bum
6uns, vspartiendo s diestr0 y ST.
nisstro cintarazos ! mas cintara-
sos contra los padres legisladores
que 20 son de 81 superior agra
do.
Porque Cort6n es "a toda una
superioyidad en- 10 literario, en- 10
10 ftico y en- 10 auton6mico.
! 81 no 10 es, el SO 10 6gurs, J
Tayase 10 uno por 10 otro.
Pues. como ibamos diciendo,
ali esta Cort6n, en- Ia tribuna del
Congreso, 8 en- su casa, Ieyendo
extractoa de sesiones, que es Ia
mismo.
Alb esta, bIandiendo el espad6r
meilado de sus soberanas aversio.
mes y sarcasmos (que maldito si
nadie preocupau) contra los Pa
dres de la Patlia que no SON de
~ reino, 8 de sn gusto, porque
Cort6n no tisne reinos.
Nj los quiere tampoeo, porqu
81 es muy de- n6crata.
Una es2ecie de Hermano Ne
ron re6nado. como ell azdcar.
y he aquf algunas vtctimas ID
la 0cometiCitis parlanentaria ds
Cort6n:
81 Conde De Torrepando.
AL Conde de Torrepando K
caliGca Cort6n de orador indiges
20 8 inaoportable. y dice que ha-
bla con una Uerb0sidad de media
palabra por minute, yque de M.
do sabe, incluso de Hacienda j
Economic poIitica.
EI General Pando.
81 G neral Pando habla much,
= mai.
El seiior Calbet6n.
FL sefior Calbet6n tampoco dl
CO NADIA que yalga dos cuartos
Asf como suens.
FL senior Lastres.
El stiior Lsstres 60 un oradol
insustanci0s.
FL senior Bscerra.
81 senior Bscerra, Ministro d,
Uitramar, alardea de erudito, l.
que significa en- puridad que no. |,
zee, por aquello de que muchos q,
actan de 10 que no tienen,
ademas 90 mete 4 hablar de /
que no entiende; por ejemplo, d.
artillsrfs, de fortifcaci6n, etc, etc
sss
Basta de victimas, por shora
7 convengamos en- que si con
tin6a Corton con esss aficiones
Erajar y destruir 4 todo ente vi
viente, hasta d aquelIos que er
ounto & saber y ta'ento y talll
pohtica son gigantes Brisreo,
comparados con el autor de Ii
Literaria. habra que preguntar
este 10 que al terrible de. cuento
-Camarada: lD6nde tiene v
el Cementerio para tanto muerto,
0 llamarle el nuevo Terror d
os mares.
Y tambien de Ia tierrs.
Nads, caballeron
Es indudable, indiscutible, IRE
cusable 10 que va q servir de mo.
ralga Geste cuento.
~ eSAS
Que ell dfa en- que Cort6n logre
una credencial de Diputado
Cortes, va 4 dejar tamanitos, CO.
mo liliputienses, CON los prodigio.
de su elocuencia ciceroniana, cor
los portentos de 81 inaudita om-
nisciencia, & todos los legisladore.
espanoles, desde CASTELAR, 4 Mar
tos, desde Canovas 4 Pidal =
Moret.
Va 10 saben los electores de-
Maysgties.
Por si no 10 sabian.
Cort6n est& llamado 4 ser uns
lumbrera de la tribuna sspafi ola.
Lassima que no llegue Z esca-
larla.
lL&stima de ese nueyo Tsrro,
d. os nsasssi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25
REVISTA DEL MERQADO.
IN A. Rurrna Il HYJos
Loidres, JUNO 3 de 1890.

ssesrA rpaHAarsnAl I'll SoLErp rEasA4rtl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25

Mascabado comdn
retino LII d 11l9.
Id. regulat ref1no
1918 4 12,0....
Id bueno 4 superior
reIino 13 s 4 1910. !
Oentrifngatl0 r. iino
14l3 1446.
MasCabatlo regular !
& fino para el con-
sumo l4l6 ii III. |
entrituga regn. !
lar 4 hno 1916 D !
ITO .ssa~a ..u j
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25
''CAMPIO ALFONSO /"

z "SU CIR "A II ES ;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25
I'll TERROR D Os HIRES
~ dale CON Cortdnl


lY dale con Cortdnl
iOtra vex O0rt6n!
lSiempre en- danxa Cort6al
iCualquier dia NOS 10 encon-
tramos en- 10 ensalada |!
Tanto Sc nos prodiga el hon :
bre.
Y se nos exhibe.
7 se nos multiplica.
SiemPre CON ell mallado espa-
don en- 10 mano, 4 guisa de nue.
70 y celebsrrimo campe6n de Ia
Triste Figura del autonomismo
antilIano en- Madrid.
El mismo Diablo es Cort6n con
ga belicosa 0conetiUitiS.
A nadie quiere deiar en- paz.
A nadie qniere hacer gracia de
aus iras y sarcasmos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-25

COndiciODeR
hotantes, pc
so del desena
barque.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-12-06
THE NEW OPERATOR.

h = stin Looking for the Goa, That
- Never Came. ~
: remember when was down in Las
vegas some years ago." said an old-time
Delegiapner TO Minneapolis Journal
reporter, the Office was short a press
ssport man. One day an operator, whose
clo s nad seen better days, drifted in
s ~. inquired II ne could find work.
~ . klno OF JOB 90 you want" asked
w. NJ c III are you a report MANI
asr q, ~ repilea tre newcomer, conf
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-12-06
PUGET SOUND FORESTS.



! The height of the stumps in the log
ging regions of the Sound puzzles tho
new conner. 1t is from five to fifteen
feet from the ground to where the
woodman has piled his axe. One can
readily understand why it was ex-
pedient to cut above the bullying
knees at the base Of the tree. But
why did the chopper go, in SO many
cases, three or four times as high as
was necessary Ex-Governor Semple,
who has at his tongues end the ex-
PLANTATION for more strange things in
Washington than has any other man,
tells how this happened. To get
above the bullying base Of the tree the
choppers had to have something to
stand on. Instead of taking chair
or step-ladder or u platform, they
cut notches in the tree, put in mar
row spring-board with clamp, bal
anced themselves upon that, and piled
the axe. They were ambidextrous.
They chopped on one side and then
on the other. Throwing down" or
telling these big trees, as it is called,
became an art. The choppers began
by putting in their spring boards
three or four feet from the ground.
That was enough to avoid the butt. 1t
was daring work to begin with. 1t
was still more risky to go a little
higher from the ground. Rivalry
sent the choppers up and up, until
often they would stand as high as fif-
teen feet from the ground to chop. At
twenty feet the owners of the trees
protested. They could not afford to
throw away more than one sixteen
foot log to let the choppers risk their
necks in trying to Guido each other
in what was foolish daring. In these
latter days the saw is taking the place
OF the axe, and the new stumps are
OF moro reasonable height -rxs..-ss-
The theory of the ex-Governor's
was repeated iQterrogatively to a
iumberman. He laughed and declined
to confirm or deny it, But he told a
story. Said he:
"A friend Of mine was out here some
time ago, and he walked through the
',mper cycling these stumps pretty
closely, as II he was trying to make
OUT why they were cut 60 high. All
at once . light seemed to dawn upon
him. lie turned to me and said: i
thought you told me you didn't have
any snow on the Soundp Look at
those stumps.3 See, where the men
were standing when they cut all this
timber.p Oh! mol you don't have any
snow, Sdo your y :. Cor I St. , Louis
Globe-DsmO crat e
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-12-06
Gen tilleate ut D-part-
zersh lp.


STATE or u,v.n
"a
@ HWY nv i1N,u1.,
H.. tl.rn,o..,
da hc,.tv o.rtt,, ii,et . ,, ~ 49, = ne'
no business Il, ihis sius A. IA t'mn =,
iioche, sa,d Csoity of l.,ueu,n, under the
tpe naa,.S IA fui' ni AL I'M, nelnt, r. u, such
partnership aro Jam.s Nesht, aud ur,i
Nesbi AID that thu pi.,- W ossi I ~.,,
residences ere .'rl. a ~ re.
laues here" ~ ~e,',
In Vita Whit, O., he e il, s,,h,. ; =
our hands, hit t4,,ii. .>tt su ,-, W
James N,sti /. t'io,l, a. c.rn., N.y.J,
Hsorge N,Abi.t ia, = ..e l.. 90 lie, ada
srArr or Y,yaa
ss
CouN,v
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-12-06
4 pplicat;on for a Patent


Eureks, Nevada, May %. 1888.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Payday Gold and Silver lining Company,
whose postu,llce address ia San FRANCISCO
California, has this day filed its application for
q patent for Fourteen hunured and eighty nine
linear feet Of Tie Payday mine or vein bearing
silver. with surface ground Six hundred feet in
width, situated in jackrabbit Mining District
County of Lincoln. and State Of Nevada, aud
designated by the field notes and official plat on
file in this Office as Lot No. 80, located upon
unsurveyed land. u he exterior boundaries OF
said Lot No. 80 being AZ follows, to wit;
Beginning at post marked No, |, u survey
No 80. from which U mineral monument No
| bears N 48 deg 10 min l. $40 fuet. The stove
pipe of Day Mining Coinpsny's office bears n
80 deg 40 min u iiO feot and tho auokestaek Of
Payday hoisting-works bears y 81 deg A. miu
Il $50 feet. Then, let course. n deg i6 min
600 feet, to post marked No2, u survey M -,
and post No OF q survey No 81, said posts
being identical with the northeaeterly corner
monument of the pay-pay location, from which
the northwesterly corner monument Of the Pay
westerly corner of the Payday location.
Thence, SO deg 30 min W 1877 feet, TO N point
on the westerly liue u q = survey No 80; thence,
SO deg Il go feet. 70 posi- No !. T. survey No
80, and thence, $ n deS 81 Hiin din feet, to
pos, No 2, u = survey M. ~ And he place oil
beginning: Containing an nr,g ot % ha scr, OF
land Which trsets beiG2 r1rlud .i franz tliir
survey leaves roma min q; ava q + .ai'lb
acres Of land.
Magnetic variation l6 4 x Fat
The IL cation of this hi.ai Is recorded Ia lie
Recorders ohiee OF Lincoln county, NesaiA, IN
Book OF Mining Notices. hhis ,ode Is b'n;i.' d
on the cast by the jackrabbt mining claim,
AM on tn north, west aud south by ~ known
claims. Any snd all persons CLAIMING al.
versell my portion Of said Pay hay in,i,e OF
surface ground are te'iHig 4 to DID tleii aaVer' O
claims with The Register Of Tie lihitea States
Land Once at Eureka, in the tate ot Nevada,
during the sixty days Ieiiid n publication
hereof, or they viii be u@rs ~ sIrtGe Of HE
provisioue OF tho statute,
p. H.iiSoElKY, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-12-06
hER MAJESTY VICTORIA.


AE0 a. aE orX ffNTnoIA
Madame Albanf Writes Entertainingiy of
Her Home Lie
Nine. Aibani In the New York Woria'
a good deal has been said iately IN tne
newspapers concerning queen victoria
but 80 much Of 1t is calculated to give
false impressions with regard to the
Queen that am tempted to send you
rev notes about her, ana as nave hau
the honor for long time past OF person
ally being acquainted with her Majesty,
hope you will believe they are true
With regard to the queens public ca
pacity it's needless for me to speak,
as All the world knows how she has iui-
nlled her numerous and arduous duties
and shall therefore confine myself 10
endeavoring TO give some Idea OF her
private life, and especially OF her in her
scotch highland home, as 1t is there
that have seen her most and have had
the best opportunity OF Judging. Z
The queen rises early In the morning,
ana aiter breakfast reads and answers
her letters and transacts business. She
Is FOND OF the open air, and II the
weather DO favorable often has her pa
pers taken into tent or summer-house
upon the lawn, which commands an ex-
tensive and most lovely view OF Loch-
magyar, its surrounding mountains and
the valley of the Dee. I
AFTER this comes walk or drive in
pony carriage, and then luncheon, at
wnicn no one Is ever present except
members OF the royal FAMILY.
during the afternoon the Queen takes
long orive, often extending to over
thirty miles ana always In an open car
rage she dimes late, never before $50
p. M. AN hour spent In the drawing
room talking with the guests who may
nave been invited finishes the day, and
the queen retires to rest.
me queen is faithful to her old
Irienos ana thoughtful for every body
WIN whom She comes In contact, re-
mempering the smallest details about
.nem' tneir families, and their occupa-
lions, and giving evidence OF this at
most unexpected moments. a circum-
"on napPoneu W hlo Juscihos
strongly the truth OF this. Four years
ago was singing at the Royal Opera at
beriin' ana was not even aware that the
queen knew OF my engagement there.
:, soon aiter my debut, was at large
oinner party at the English Embassy,
ana sitting next to mo was one OF the
gentlemen OF the Crown Princess house
noia. During dinner he put into my
l nano telegram telling me to read 1t.
lnis was from the queen to her daughter
NOW the Empress Frederick), recon-
inenIing me 10 her ana desiring her to
W az sue could Tor me- Needless to
say e1s' A.'er tnis was so excited that
rouio eat no dinner and insisted on
Aeep'ng tne telegram one OF my
pruoioss souvenirs.
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h000 mn ~ PsragHTs aIvEn AwAi
viii IJIIII Sand us 8 centeposisge, and
WLUUlUUU by mail you will get TREEa

value. that will start you In work that will Il
once bring you in money faster thsn any thing
else In America. All about the &20U, 600 in
presents with each box. Agents wanted every
where. OF either seq. of all ages. for all the
time. or spare time only. to WORK for us at their
own homes. Fortunes for all workers. abso
lufely assursr Don't delay. a. HALLKTI 4
Co., Portlsn Maine.
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nm week N home $500 orthi free
Xhh Pay absolutely surc. No rick. Cspi
UUU ital not required. ileaisr, II yon want
bnninras at which persons 81 either
SCI. young or old eau msks great pay all the
time they work. with absolute certainly. write
tor particulars TO II HAILETT 4 Co. Port
land, Maine.
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mi ior the working class. Sand 10 cents
Hill Iur postage. and we will mail YOU fr.<Iss
uul W royal; valuable boz of samplsss,, :
more ma ma, Tsip put you in the way ssou ev.s
thought possible at any business. cspi'al not
required weviil start yos. You can wofA
all the time or In sparstime only. Inc work
old. You can easily earn from 90 cents to IS
every evening. That all who want work may
test the business. we make this unparalleled
offer; to all Who are not we'll satisfied we will
send 81 to pay for the trouble Of writing Ms.
Full particulars. dir etions, etc., sent free
Fortunes will be male by those who give their
whole time to the work. Great success abso-
lutely sure. Don't delay Start now. AddIeaa
eTINBON 90. Portland. Maine.