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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-02
Para Presidents:

Para Presidents:
Don Laureauo Sarfia.
Vice PRESIDENT.
Don Antonio Sueiro.
VocGles.
Don Enriqu, Urrutia.
David Alvarez.
Bernardino Manche1
Antonio TJres.
SecYetar;o.
DON Juau B!anco y Guzmfn.
Vtce-secretGrio.
Don Eulogio Gallo Blanco.
Proclamados por Ia presidencia
los indicados Sres, pr el orden en-
que quedan enumerados, tomaron
possession de sus cargos, quedaudo
ssi oonstituido Iegalmente ell Oomi-
te, q cuyo cello y patriotismo que
dan confados los iateresss de esta
localidad.
Fa6 acuerdo unauime del parH-
do quesshags constar solemnemen-
to ell desinter6s y abnegaci6n de su
distinguido Jrfs y reeIecto Presi-
dente don Laureano Sarria, tribu.
tsndole al propio tempo un expre-
sivo voto de gracias, como testimo-
nio, suuque debil, de sus msreci-
mientos; y que Sc comuniqden es-
tos Rcuerdos al ilustre Jefe del par.
lido, para su superior aprobaci6n,
dando cuenta por 50 condu sto en-
igual forma al Excmo Sr GobeF-
nador General, & quien con tai mo-
two reitera esta colestividad su In.
Conditional adhesion, como repre-
sentante de la patria , de sus ins-
tituciones.
Concurren tes - DON LaufeanO
Sarria, don David Alvarez, don
Juan B. BIanco, don Earique Urru-
tia, don Antonio 8 ielro, d1n Julio
Galvez, don Antonio Torres, don
Nicolas Mol.nari, don Bernardino
Manche1o, don Autero Oabello,
don Eulogio Galo Blanco, don San
tiago Vaz, don USE Pene 10 Beni-
tez, don Inocente Rojas, don Ma
| nuel Pc .eZ, don 10 e Ma de In To.
rre, don Fiorencio Alvarez, don
Pedro Marquee, don Manuel Gar
ola, don Gabriel G.. Ouervo, don
Jaime Lloret, don Juan de 10 Cruz,
lon Angel Guadalupe, don Luis
Fuertes, don Jesds Colon, don Ro.
do!fO Torres, don Jose LujAn, don
Jose Ma Orespo, don joan Marin,
don Ricardo Amado, don Euganio
Martin, don L1is Garcia, don jose
vlllafahe, don Antonio Cintr6u,
ION Floreutino Morales, don Ra.
mon Ferrelro, don Adolfo de Ia
Parte, don Oeferino Mendes, don
Manuel Morales.
| Y en- cumplimieato de 10 acof-
dadO libro la presente para remitir
al Jefe del partido, visada Dor el
senior Presidente, en- Vieq1es 6
veinte y ocho de Agosto de mil
ochocientos noventa y uno.---J. B.
Blanco.- We Be- El Presidente,
Sdrria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-02
EL TEMPORAL El PllILLAS.

Agosto 25 de 1891.
Sr. DON Ignacio Diaz Oaneja, Di-
rector del BOLETIN MEROANrTh
Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-02

" Ia QemoOreQta 10 extlenie "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-02

A pesar de todo, la mortalidad
no aumenta. De pers0nas Conoci-
das solo registro ell fallecimiento
ocurrido en- Madrid del marques de
Pehaaor, Y el dc don Gustavo Rel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-02

De salud p6bliOa no sndamos
muy ben, por mas que ell c6lera no
haya pasodo, ri quiera Dios que
pase, del mar Rojo. La difteria Y
el titus hacen estragos en- alguuas
provincias de la peninsula. La
influenza SO pssea por Asturias y
por Toledo. La viruela SO ha des-
arrollado CON gran intensidad en-
Guadalaisra. Para que quere-
mos mas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07
Large Furniture Sale.

In Inc following goods only, will be
soid at and below cost the next five
Gays to make room for another line OF
and see for yourself.
son aSl handsome parlor suits from
IL "u upwards, one big French
platH tel mirror, six Domestic
wagons, young ladies' tricvcIes go.
toilet sets and crockery, two ele1ant
OIL paintings OLSEN & SoNs,
2-45t Houston Street Rridoo
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07
How to Clean Blankets.

If bound with colOred ribbons, rip
them off, and thus prevent the color
from running into the blankets while
they are wet. Prepare the following
mixture In the forenoon: Shave one
and one-half pound bar of any good
laundry soap into thin, small shaw
ings. Entirely melt it in a saucepan
of water on the fire. Strain the melt
ed soap through colander into tub
half full of lukewarm water. Add
half pound of powdered borax and a
tablespoonful of molasses.
Thoroughly stir the mixture; put in
the equal of one double blanket, and
notice as you do so where the stains
are. Leave the blanket simply soak
ing, we'll covered in this nice soft
suds, for nearly twenty.1our hours.
Next morning look for the stains. II
they are not all soaked out, pat them
and gently wave them in the water,
but never rub them. Rubbing makes
wool harsh like felt. When the
stains are gone press what water
you easily can from them, and lift
them into tub of clean rinsing wa
ter. Wave the blankets in that till
most of the suds is gone, then put
them into another rinsing water.
Sometimes two musings are enough
to clear them. If a third is needed it
may be blued a little, if one likes.
Have a strong clothes line stretched
as tight as possible out i'm the yard.
Strong sun is apt to fade the colored
borders of blankets, 80 choose q shady
place to dry them in. If You can
take them Outin tub, do sO;. other
wise lift them, saturated with water,
into I basket, and carry them full of
water to the clothesline. Hang them
exactly through the middle length
wise on the line; then the colOred
borders of the blankets will hang
vertically. See that the fold of the
blanket is slightly wrinkled, that is
a very little full as the blanket lies
over the lire, else the middle of the
blanket will be found to dry stretched
longer than the edges. The blank
cts after this process will be clean,
soft and not, shrunken.-Good House.
keeping.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

Business Manager Great Newspa-
per ito clerk)-George, take down an
advertisement as dictate it. Ready?
All right:
Wsnted-A man for q pleasant in
door position; short hours, light work,
no experience necessary; place per-
manent; salary, S., 900 year. Answer
i'm own handwriting. Millionaire
Great Daily office.
Clerk have it down, sir, and will
send 1t to the printers at once.
Business Manager "a week later)-
George, how many answers received
from that advertisement?
Clerk-Fighteen thousand.
Business Manager ian hour later)
Good morning, sir. What can we do
for you, sir?
Seedy Individual-What do you
charge for an advertisement for a sit
uation wanted?
I Busln Manager-Our charges
are high-one dollar a line; but you
must remember the vast number of
people We reach. Why, sir, from one
single advertisement inserted last
week there were received eighteen
thousand auswers.--New York
Weekly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

If THE East is TO maintain her TEL
egraphic communications with the
country, storms or no storms, the
wires must go under ground. The
project is feasible and no doubt in
time New York, Chicago, st. Louis
and San Antonio will be connected
with an underground main carrying
the wires of trade and defying the
billiards TO knock out the news.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

THE present legislature of Texas
like its predecessor affords brilliant
example of Capt. Bob Shorty's strate.
gy. What it cannot do by way of
illustrating the tactics of mastery
inactivity cannot be done.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07
The Hundred and Fifty Foot Alder
man.

The Hundred and Fifty Foot Alder
man.
1t will be remembered that among
the many wonderful acts of city legis-
lation that the hundred and fifty
foot" theatre ordinance belongs to
Fritz Schreiner. Fritz had q remote
interest In the "Turf" dlngle-dangle
on South Flores street, and the
Fashion had opened up in front of
the new city hall on Military plaza.
This meant opposition to the Turf"
Alderman Schreiner introduced an
ordinance to prohibit such shows on
the public squares or within $50 feet
of the same; this neat bit of Callaghan-
Schreiner legislation was 80 measured
as to let the "Turf" run and to shut
up the Fashion.
People are tired of such Legislators.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

The fun will be fast and furious
when the committee bring up their
commission bill. There are a score Of
men in both houses who are only llv-
ing to get a whack at that measure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

MILLIONAIRE Leasing, of Phila-
delphia, leaves 500, 900 to Pennsylvania
university to purchase apparatus and
scholarships barring theological ones.
The donor evidently was not of a
theological turn of mind.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

EMMA ABBoTTs fortune scales down.
Her sister says it dees not exceed
$500 900 and outside of the direct be-
quests none of it is available for char
table purposes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

CORPUS has SlO,0OO,O00 Boston in
terested in her development and the
advance guard will be along within
two weeks. "The city that sits by
the sea" has live man making
points for her in season and out of
saasnn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

sidewalk Fund Gone Glimmering.
What has become of the $40. 900
sidewalk fund? Up to November Soth
sl2, 900 had been expended, and yet
the taxpayers are compelled to build
sidewalks IL they want them.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

THERE may not be any pie in this
anti. decentralization fight, but there
is lots of good business in it. 1t lie q
business move against unbusiness
methods, simply this and nothing
more.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07
A Social Session.

Mirth and music will hold high
carnival at the Grand Opera House to
night and tomorrow night, when
Sprague's company of comedians and
the celebrated star orchestra will
make their initial bow to a San
Antonio audience.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

JUDGING from the legislative re-
ports from Austin, bills are intro
duced into the legislature for the
very and express purpose of being
killed in committee. They certainly
answer the end for which they were
introduced.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

WHEN the horses come in under
the wire, watch the animal that
Schramm rides. The fellows who lay
odds against him are liable to get
left.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

THE White squadron got within
ten miles of Galveston wharf. That
settles 1t. 1t is ten miles to deep
water. The question now is will a
5000, 600 appropriation cover a ten
mile work:
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

Vote for Hunt finest last and al
ways.
n~Bear IN mind that Frank J.
Beiuei keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

EMMA ABBOTT left $4,000 to the
churches and ordered her body
burned. This could not have hap
pened outside OF America and in the
closing days of the nineteenth GEN.
tury.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

The Houston Post says Houston has
the largest dinner pail contingent in
he state. The Houston dinner pail
is not pint cup compared to the San
Antonio article. The Post is good at
mathematics. Here is problem.
AS the pint cup is to generous din
ner pail, so is the Houston tin-pail
contingent to the San Antonio dinner
bucket brigade.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07
ALL SORTS.

Nervous Observation-Disclosures, are
not we running dangerously fast?
Conductor-Well, you see, there
q newspaper reporter riding In the
epgine-he's getting up a piece apou
sour Lightning Engineers" ana
McClosky's showing him little speed
that's all.-Puck.
Gazzam-How long do you suppose
a man can live without eating?
Maddox-I don't know. Have you
NO nersonaI experience? / advertise
largely Won know Montreal Her
aid.
Advertising ::Pays.-A Georgia ed
itor advertised for the owner OF lost
mock textbook, and that night burglar
entered his office and robbed him OF
everything he possessed.-Atlanta
Constitution.
mo, Stree" said the umbrella man
ufacturer, II shall not advertise I'm
YOUR paper; I've watched your at
titude toward my business. Last sum-
mer you predicted seven clear to two
rainy days, and 1 don't consider that
endly."-Harpers Bazaar.
A Hard Winter for EditOrs.-Post-
Office Clerk: The Weekly Yamp has
an article complainin' because we've
been gsttin' it's mail mixed up, and
some of it what gets into farmers
boxes don't reach the Yamp office
until Saturday, when the farmers
come to town. The Yamp says we're
always making blunders.
Postmaster-It does: oh? Just you
look through the paper, and see If
you can't find Eaccount OF rattle or
somethin'. Well show'em.-New
York Weekly.
Contribution by an Expert.-Man-
aging Editor: And so you are the
new addition to our staff?
Greenly Yes, sir.
Managing Editor-Well, what do
you do want to do at first?
Greenly-I don't know, sir.
Managing Editor-Well, what
kind of work have you been doing?
Freenly-I have never done any
kind of newspaper work, sir.
Managing Editor-None at all?
Greenly-NOt line, sir.
Managing Editor-Then sit right
down there at the desk and write me
two columns on "How to succeed in
writing for the press, or sound advice
to young beginners ."-Boston Cour-
Ter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

THE big Miss of Missouri, way up
in her teens, and eight feet tall, is on
her way to England, where. she will
be exhibited as a freak. She is a
splendid horsewoman, tips the beam
at 240 pounds and only left her vii
lage school last summer. She is
growing at the rate of an inch a
month and has great possibilities Of
growth before her. She is destined
tooccupy an elevated position in So
ciety.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07
DRESS GOODS

Hundreds of pieces of medium weight fabrics, in black
and leading shades being offered prices that you
will hardely be able to duplicate little later the season
when there's sharper demand
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-07

We are in receipt of One Thousand Handsome Trimmed
Hats and Bonnets suitable tor early spring Very little
m oney will do wonders in our hat department just
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-02
GENERAL NEWS.

II ID nuw stated With muel, positive
naaa iuut tien. Nuun' il 10 continue at
the head Of the penalun ellice,
tldlty phuleioua wum discovered IN III
Ice heupe Ii tihleaee. saturday. II Il
1 Thought that Tie skeletons we're placed
there uy medical students to bleach.
A report comes front Cherokee county
North ttFuIIua. 81 i terrible oluudhurat
thNtp Yesterday I've Illicit dalillvre
wete killed. aud atowing crops DESTROYED
! 'rhusedav u last week three q the four
buva euhllned At tile tviotmatotv Ut Vhv.
hellA escaped cue wue captured and y
reward Of SaNpN is utIeted Tor tho either
TIVE,
| upilingtou nooth, commander ot the
salvation army, Ia making tour of the
tAvlAv northwest, llo IL accompanied
| by hM wife, Tie TIVE arrived Ia PERI.
land sunday mcrnlug
| A grand lotlatvh II rsvNt Sound In.
dlsns haa bVeN arranged ~ come oil II
lWt tladloek on tho Fourth II July.
lndlan gamee will 10 played and the
Nasrlagv u Vhiet lNtsy will he eeles
hyNtvd,
rhe national hay IA use ia tho army
wilt vn AUD after July 4, iSNt, eonslst q
N,wtysfvas stars Ia siN rows, the uptvr
and tswer rews ~ have eight stars, aud
the seeon,t, third, teeWh aud hNA sews
sevva stars esehs Ia \ blue field.
wrhe Wealsh vf the Nosshwvst "
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-02

exhaustion and physical decay. To ntioh
pt. pufrln invites fhem 10 try his electro
mnunet treatment, 80 successfully up.
piled to Thousands Of our citizens, nhd
/ that they will moi seek In vain. no SUBS
nlla the following few namua Of people
| 4 no have lanpuIshud theroea u aud now
pnjoy tAu hleasiuns Of health and happi-
ncHs
EXTRACTS az TESTIMONIALS.
Vim Alutluteheon, Roy, Pierce county,
| Washington Heart disease. eonAtipu'
| ton. enlargement Of the liver, dizzinoass
aud nprvous uuhility. cured and gained
eighteen pounds,
| Mrs. Il. Ahlt. idO North Fourteenth
street. Portland, cured after nine doctors
| had failed, of general debility. pain IN
| tho hoart and lungs and other ailmentA'
levi laartmes. Stayton, Ore, heart
disease, dyspepsia, pain through the
heart and lungs, aud general nervous
debility, many timea no would Ml! ~
though dead. whom everything seemed 70
turn black before his eyes. successfully
! treated.
| Mrs. NJ. Robe. las Water strcet. Port
land ~timrles and blotches ON tho face
Tor years. pain In tho back and disease
peculiar 10 her COX cured, also, her son
WAS cured of cross eyes.
Mrs, 4, n, Dewey, S6i Eighteenth st.,
tvrtlaud, nervous and general debility.
heart disease. dyspepsia, liver complaint
aud female troubles in all its various
complications, permanently cured,
Mrs. !, n. smith, Nineville, Oregon,
nervous debility and general sexual weak
ness, aluaost bordering on insanity, cured.
Nensoa Meyey, The nalles. Orss. deaf
ness and terrible pssin ia the ear and head
tor six months. until he was nearly crazy.
rvstlessnesS and insemNla. RESTORED to
health by electricity after all other treat.
aents hal talled,
ms n.sNHaS rtAcE or BUSINESS AMP
SrNctAtvtNS.
nfsN nssessa have opened branch office
ia Aeestseeys, WASH, at sSsrxeats hotel,
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l. Ia Nstlands Ore, corner Fourth and
WaShSnxten Stsvets, where they are per
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1891-07-02
Aberdeen Herald.
HroNnN HOUND qltn isIM,
Ivhal sic teIlaea Ata AAyInN.!

twhal the tViluva tta HayluWl
t,atyllle Sill eeluhlalu,
Wynapelle Is IL have 4 Asl,upu ear.
Aulys
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lie vlult 10 lhu Sandwich tslands'
The Washington ueuQptut ANNOUNCES
that Wsuuuellie viii celebrate tl,v Fourth,
Wvuuuvhie huaata uI sweet pava,
dpleloua stsavheeeivA. aud luseleua cher.
,ivA.
'rhe poat'eiuev department. haa deeiicd
10 hereafter supply summit with 4
special mall service mem Elme twiw
4 week. "Wednesday and Sa,uvdey,
svhv county Observation-Disclosures now Ii
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in dignity with the foreseat in the side
gallery" ETC., thus making many seats
of equal honor. OF course wives had
to have seats of equal Importance with
those of their husbands, and each widow
retained the dignity apportioned to her
in her husbands lifetime. We can we'll
believe that much distressing" was
necessary in dignifying as well as in
seating. Often, after building new
meeting house with all the painstaking
and thoughtful judgment that could be
shown, the dissensions over the seating
lasted for years. The pacifcatory fash
ion of "dignifying the seats clung long
in the Congregational churches of New
England. In East Hartford it was not
abandoned until 1924.
Many men were unwilling to serve on
these seating committees, and refused to
"medle with the seating" protesting
against it on account of the odium that
was incurred, but they were seldom 'let
off," Sometimes the difficulty was set
tied in this way: the entire church (or
rather the male members) voted who
should occupy the foreseat or the highest
pew, and the voted-in occupants of this
seat of honor formed committee, who
in turn seated the Others of the congre-
pation