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The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
The Week i'm History,

Sunday, 15.-Samoan disaster, 1889; in
surrection of La Vendee, 1893. Monday,
18.-James Madison born, 1881; Camilla
Julian died, 1880. Tuesday, list. Pat
rick's day. Orange riot in Quebec, 1866
Wednesday, 1S.-John @. Calhoun born,
1882; DR.. Joseph Parrish died, ,1s40. Thurs
day, 19.-Patent OF the Connecticut colony
granted in 1881; Milan revolt, 1s4s. Fri
day, 20.-Spring began. Saturday, 21.-
Lucknow captured, 1858; Benjamin Frank
lin received at Paris, 1878.
PALM SUNDAY.
Tomorrow will be known in the church
calendars as Palm Sunday, and below is a
brief history of the day and its significance:
Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter,
celebrated in the Greek, Roman Catholic
and Lutheran churches in commemora-
ton OF the triumphal entry of the Lord
into Jerusalem John xii. )-on which occa-
sion the multitude cast branches of trees
before him. The branches are represented
by sprays Of palm, or, in countries where
the palm does not grow, by those OF other
trees, as of the yew, willow, box and fir.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

On the 9TH of April one of the most
important meetings ever held in the
west will assemble at Kansas City to
discuss the business depression that
hangs over the country like pail, and
consult upon ways and means by which
it may be dispelled. The meeting is
called the business congress. Dele
gates from all important western and
southwestern towns are expected to be
present.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

..straight Democrat''in the Fulton
Telegsapfiis anxious to know by what
chemical process the Jefferson City
Tribaae expects to unity our "Silver
Dick witt Wall street monometalisnl
and ansi-sisyer coinage, which would be
necessary III nominating Cleveland for
president and Bland for vice-president.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

The democratic party is plenty big
enough to take care of Tariff reform,
Civil Service reform, Public Expendi-
lures reform, Free Silver coinage and
Pension reform all at the same time.
Fortunately it doesn't have to divide its
load and carry one part of it up the
hill at Il time.
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Deaths.


Died, in San Antonio, Tex, March 13, OF
consumption, Mrs. A. G. Adels, formerly
of this city.
Died, March 10, at the old homestead,
this county, of consumption, Thomas B.
Fishback, aged about 80 years.
Died, at the residence of her brother-i in
law, James W. Green, in this city, Sunday
morning, March 15, of catarrh OF the
stomach, Miss Matilda Young, sister of
John c. Young, Sr. The funeral was held
at O'Clock Monday afternoons the resi-
dence.
Died, suddenly in Waverly, March 18th,
OF paralysis, Mr.. d. Callahan, Sr., aged
about 70 years. Mr.. Callahan was one OF
the most prominent citizens of Middleton
township before the war, but was broken
up financially thereby. Soon thereafter
he removed to Nevada, Mo-, where he
resided until about two years ago. He
resided in Waverly at the time of his
death.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

The TTsELLrGENcER was the first
paperin tte state to advocate the con-
version De the states portion Of the
aDirsef Tsss'' to the endowment of the
Univsrsitsiat Columbia. Last Tuesday
rhe bill converting the sum was passed.
The sissteiakes the entire amount at s
per ,ssiit Interest. OF this, four-ffths
80 To tlis University and the other
fifth to tlse school Of mines at Rolla.
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Marriages.

Married, Tuesday, by Probate Judge
Young, at his Office, II. j. Surry and Mary
Ann Murphy, both of this county.
Married, Tuesday afternoon, ,at the coun-
ty recorders office, Henry Horn and Mag
gle Harrison, both of this county, Justice
Price, officiating.
One OF the surprises of the season was
the marriage of Mr.. A. G. Mabry and Miss
Estelle G. Thomas, two of the leading
young people of the neighborhood in
which they reside. They were married
the residence of Rev. A. A. Moore, in Wei
lington, on March 18th. Attendants, j.
s. Thomas and Miss Grace Campbell, Rev.
A. A. Moore, officiating. The wedding
was quiet affair on account of the previ-
GUS death OF a relative of the groom. We
extend to them our hearty congratulation
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
one Io,.k at the faces of the inrvmaI

One iook at the faces of the iurymen
before whom the Malta assassins Of
New Orleans were tried would convince
the most casual physiognomist that at
least dye:cf them are capable of muir
der, three of grand larceny, and the
other four of selling railroad sandwiches.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

If one were to Judge from the silly
mouthings, and childish sloppings over
Of the st. Louis Republic in discussing
the deserved killing of eleven Sicilian
assassins in New Orleans he would soon
reach the conclusion that its editor is a
member of the Malta,
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

AS long as Canada is ruled by vice.
roy or goyerened by foreign potentate
so long will it be a menace to the
United States. Our policy towards
Canada should be such as to incline il
or force issSto ultimate annexation. II
we can moi annex it we must seize and
hold it byfight Of conquest.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

suppose John M. Palmer had written
a letter six months ago saying, 81 am
opposed to she free unlimited, independ-
ent coinage of silver how many votes
would be have received for U. S. sem
atorlE
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

LA Gcodman's report of the fruit
condition % Missouri is very prom
ising enc. According to him, II ifnothing
happsns III the COW, strawberries and
eFeeaE a >>ches and cream win be
fha fl Iiss lnxzzies this year.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
Thers 8 plentY Of money in circ,

There Is plenty of money in circula-
ton. Every enemy to free silver coin
age win tel you that. Yet no later
than Friday, fifty unemployed miners
near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, were compelled
to break into a store house and secure
provisions for their families or have
them starys.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

I.exingtohneeds few manufactures,
at least enough to keep its idle labor
employed at good wages.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
( III 4 T.onis Rennbjjc came

Che day aasr "St. Patricks' in green
"kivef'' So make believe that Grand
ma Jonesis an Irishman. But it won t
work. Noftrue son of Erin would per-
init Sam Majors to make faces at him.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
Tllp Mnl,nt.

Hogs and beef cattle now have their
boom. Good hogs sold Thursday in Kan
sas City a 1886 to 41O. Cattle brought 1885
to S5,25. Wheat ruled 80 to 102 in change
and corn 62A to 64R. These are leading
quotations.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

But one candidate for School Com
missioner has announced in the press o.
the aoiirsy, and that is Prof. Rag
land Pro-. R. is well qualified and
will make d good commissioner.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

Missourfis just as much entitled to
the presidency as New York. Their
again. Missouri is true to her party,
and doesn't have to be baited to keer
her from going back on the ticket.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
BUCKLENyS 4KNICA sALVE.

The Best SalvC in the OTld Tor Cuts. ru,sea
Sores Ulcers salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetrel
Chappcd Hands, Chilblnins, Corns, and all skin
EruptIons, and positively cures Plies. or no
pay required. II IL guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For Sale by LEROY FAR
MER. ieb2Sy1
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

Thecenter of population in the Unit
ed States is west of the Alleghaney
mountains. Where the center of pop.
ulation is. there, also, should be the
center of power.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

Doii't forget your precinct primaries
next Saturday. And, while you are
assembled give the Importance of select
ing good and efficient road overseers
due attention.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

TheLexington ISTELLIGENcER, form
srly Secretary of State Lesueur's paper
has ccme out for Bland for president
The Missouri press is becoming unani
nous on this.-Springfeld Leader.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

A correspondent says Lafayette coun-
ty needs more good bridges. Lafayette
county alss needs about two hundred
miles ~ essd graded and macadamiz-
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

Don't lose sight of this important
fact: Lafayette county needs good roads,
and MUST have them.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

The aa E dominated the south
and 'sk Iasg enough But it will dc
i nts hlsgs Here ii the west and
south 4 sae bfainy here the votes
Here IslaaAlsh be the power.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

Theproposition of the INTELLrGENoEE
to donate 80 per cent. of money receiy.
ed for new subscriptions to the Confed.
crate Home is O. open.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

One Of The needs of the Confederate
Home win be library. The INTELLI-
GENcra is ready to start one. Who
will chip IMP
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

The Columbia Herald credits an edi
torial from this paper to the Mexico In
telligahcer. Editor Cook owes Editor
Stevens ..six bits.''
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
Births.

Born, in Lexington township, March
sth, to the wife of Bud Robbs, a son.
Born, in Fort Worth, Texas, March r.
to the wife William 8. Marrs, nee Minnie
Grant, a girl.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

To the king of Italy: If you don't
want yeur assassins hurt keep them at
home.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

Lafayette county's population in
creased 4sf74 during the last decade,
and ii now has So,1s4. Let us run it
up to 4o. 900 by 1900.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
GET THERE, ELL!

You can do 80 10y trading me II good clear,
vacant lot in Lcvin"i on, Tor the right for LII
fayettc county, Missouri, of the best patented
household articles out. IL sells on sight. Ad-
dress Room Az, whitney Building, Kansas
City, Mo. mch2ltf
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

Congressman Bland, of Missouri, is
being boomed for the presidency in
1892. - Stockton journal.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

If John ht. Palmer had not been in
favor of free silver coinage, he could
not have been elected U. s. senator.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
Central Notes.

The Iduna Literary society expects to
give an open session on Monday evening,
April 6.
The next meeting of our Euterpean
society will be held.in the college parlors
on March 2S.
For two or three days during this week
Mrs. j. X. Thomas, of Mt. Leonard, has
been guest at Central.
Misses Matte and Jennie Emison. of
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
ANNOUNCEMENT.

COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized TO announce Prot. c. d.
Ragland as a candidate for the Office of County
School Cenamiesioner, subject to the action of
the Democratic convention.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
Cnllpctnr's Statement.

Collector Worthington has filed with tho
county clerk his statement of the collec-
tions Of his Office for the month of Febru
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

For good horses Lafayette county is
coming rapidly to the front.
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RED HILL STOCK Farm
LEXINGTON, MO.
STANDARD STATIONS IN SERVICE.

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Ems f s q ae With ne free free s9f % PSIssss
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G. NJ. HOWARD Manager. al4..nd.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
One furnished or unfurnished room on
Main and Twelfth street, address, post
office box 513. m7t3
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THE
RaCkctSt0re
RLY AND SELL FOR CASH.

Why throw money away when 1t can he
snFcdf The reason our prices are the
loves; T., simply because We
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
THE EAST AND WEST.

sThe annual output of gold is Sl2l 900, 600
half OF which goes into the arts.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21

Spring begins to day.
The weekly intelligencer., 1891-03-21
FRIDAY, MARCH 20. 1901

will sell at public auction on my farm six
miles southeast OF Lexington and four miles
north Of Mnyview on
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03

Ia session por nuestro glorioso
Cougreso Nacional ce'ebraca el
13 del proximo pasado mes de
JUNO, y consagrada toda ella
4 dedicar honroso re;uerdo q un
denodado militar espanol que.
sntes que reconocer al reg intru.
so, jose B5naparte, pre6ri6 morir
en- ell patibu O; ests solemne Sc
sion, cuyo extracto reproducimos
en- otra psrte tomindolo de El
Liberal de Madrid, constitute
nueva & irrtfutable demonstration
de que, auu eu medic de las mas
candeptes luchas dc Ia po flea, 4,
han sabido, ssben, y sabran STEM
pie los mobiles b jos de E'pan'
unirse en- IN solo p nsamisnto J
en- una sofa sspiraciou y en- un
solo impulse para enaltecer en-
sublime apoteosis los altos hechos
y los inmortales lauros del amor
patrio = el prestigio de nuestrs
inmaculada historis.
En- esa session. dedicada q tan
hermoso y loable objeto por Is
fogo.a iniciativa del S.. Romert
Robledo, eminentes oradores dt
todss lac fiacciones de Ia C:mars
han levantado su voz para, Ell
inspirsdos coneeptoe, honial Is
buena memoria de IN patricia J
martir esclarecido; y 10 gfandilo'
cue ncia del tribune. ilas.re entire
los ilustres, de Castelar,, ha ARE
batado d los Diputados y o. pd
b,ico, que absortos oian una 1e,
mas can.ar las ,excelsisudes del
pssriotismo hispano al que, er
ciai J po ftica par. l. i~~~
mo 4 Ia f.z de mundo:
"Autss que d Ia Repdblica, an
tes que d Ia libertad, perteuez:o
| 4 mi idolatrada Patria."
Recomendando q nuestros fl :
voiecedores la lectura del extrac-
to de Ia session 4 que noe hemos
referido, concluiremos estas iaess
imitando una Erase fs'iz muy CO
nocida:
"Eu las horss de las expansio
ne y srrebatos del patriosismo
todos los espafioles somos unos." !"
Con orgullo 10 proclamsmos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03

' culturs, con titulos scadeni
cos y sin elIos. SY las masas,
caro- colega. de que nos h.blan 3
diar;o? lY e! monitor dn6nimo
y los delirantes y los inconscien
tes, que dijo uno de sus principa
les oraculos2 Vamo,; segdn FL
Dem6crata, de ese partido habrs
de decirse 10 que se euenta que
contestaron d CASTELAR, en- San
Marcos: iAgm hasta los soq~etes
Sd6en!
Pero, en- fn, dueno es cad'
cual de morirse de amor por gu
idolo. De 10 que no es duefe
csda cusl es de zaherir al que ne
10 ses, como hsce Ell Dem6cratc
con el Partido Espanol Incon
dicional, de cuyos hombres AFR
ma Que no son capaces de com
prender las profundidades de Ia
obras del St. Brau { ),y de Gu
"a colectividad, altamente patrio
tic. y emineutemsnte nacioual
sim patics, dice que es un grup
lpolstico tan opuesto a Ia j,tstici
como funesto para Ia patria.
lEs este justicis, es esto vert
dice. nj mueho menos impartial
Con.ignsr tai s6rmacion NO q
hacer .iquiera democracia; 60 h'
Ger simplemente dsnsagogso;
por ESQ nosotros detras de no pe
cos dem5cratas de hoy dfs, vem
q los demsgogos de todos lc
tiempos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03
Leemos:

Leemos:
No Sc habla en- L1njres de otrs
cosa que de la situaci6n fiuanciers
del Principe de Gales, que desde
hace mucho tempo es bastante de
licada.
Seg6u informes de buen origep,
ell Principe debe alrededor de 2 mi
llones de libras esterlinas, cerca de
30 millones de pesetas.
La Reina Victoria no pagara
mas que las deudas pequehas.
pr6ximamente 5 millones de pese
tas.
Los mayores acreedores son Lord
s, que hs prestado al Principe
500, 1000 libras, Y ell Baron n. a
Fquien Sc deben $4,000. Muchos
han dicho a su deudor que no pien-
Sc por ahora en- sus creditos."
lQue disntrs!
En- dtfcit estd tambien Ia csis
del partido autonomista puerto
rriquefio, segdu las cuentas del
anterior Directorio.
Y, sin embargo, nadie hsbIa nj
sc 2reocupa de clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03
! Qui6n entiende este {?

No hace mucho, en- estos dias
puede decirse, un peri6dico auto
mista entonaba el mas lsetimosc
De ProfundiS q su psrddo.
81 Los hombres de valer nos
abandonan l"--elamaba aqueI cor
loo mas fhnebres quejidos.
Mas ESQ no impedia que POGO
despues cantase 81 mismo entu-
siasta himno d 10 energis, d Ia pu
jAnss, 4 Ia preposeneia (2) de Sd
communion politics.
I'm que quedamos T~-hubimos
70 pregunsar,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03
CANONIGOS.

Naestros distirguidos amigo
los Stes Poros D. Miguel Here
70 y Rubio = D. Luis Msnabi
han sdo nomhrados por s. M.
ell primero, Csn6n,go de Gracis
de esta Cstedrsl, , el segupde
Canonigo de gracia de la de Ia
HA6ana.
CordiaImense felieitamos 4 10.
expresados amigos, J ceIebramo.
infinito su ascenso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03

Lss andanadas de 10 Recista d
La Democrdcia. y Ia c6lera de e.,
ta, que indica ell peri6dico del Sr.
Cepeda, son tods ia ramalasos de
Ia tormentosa polemica suscitada
entire los dos con motive de los
parcos elogios de Ia ReU;sta acer
ca de Las aptitudes artis,i:as de
la celebrads diva puertorriquens
S'ta Psoli. y las ilimitadas apo
losfas de los otros dos periodicoe
de Ponce en- loor de Ia aplau iida
cantante.
Uno de los cuales, segdn Ia
ReviSta. IA dicho que Ia diatiu-
guida diva vale mas que Santa
Teresa de Je. d.
lQ4e pendant tan curioso pre-.
eenta. en- frente de este, ell siguien
to p&rrafo de nuestro correspon'
cal de Ysuco Teritas, hablando
de Ia !legada de la diUa d aquella
pob'acion'
"La sefiorita Paoli entr6 en- Yau.
GO rodeada de silenclo, surque o.
lann.o-4~-'-~~a,O ,O.10ss OH ouS Oios J
resplandece en- 81 frente. Y sin
embargo, cusndo vinieron los ele-
fantes y oaballos de Ohiarini, Sc des
bord6, 81 asi puede decirse, el pue,
bio, encaminandose en- incansable
romerfa & mas de dos kilometres de
la localidad rara ir & admirar Ia
corpulencia de aquellos animales.
iCuesti6n de gustos!"
IA que comentar este?
Esta tarea &c Ia dejamos nos
otros integra q los contendientes
de 10 Revista en- el asunto de au.
tos. como se dice en- Ia Curis.
Nosotros, ca este, nj quitamos
nj ponemos rey.
Maxine habiendo emitido va
sobre clio nuestra opinion.
Opinion que, no obstante su
unprecedented, no ha sido del gus.
to de a'ghu periodico. sunque 81,
y 10 de, limos con orgullo, 10 hs
sido de Ia mayoris.
Y vsyase 10 uno por 10 otro.
Noa dsmos por bien recompen.
sados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03
FL sr. Sagasta.

Pronunci6 un dis,urso inspirado,
coDnovedor, elocuentisimo, tribu
nicio, interrumpido 4 cada momen.
to por los aplausos de toda la Ga
mara.
El partido liberal-dijo-se ad.
here de todo coraz6n y con ell ma
sor entusissmo 4 las NANTES tacio
nes hechas y a los pfop6sitos ex
puestos por los que tan brillante
mente me han precedido en- ell uso
de la palabra en- honor y para glo,
ria del capitan D. Vicente Moreno,
euyo valor, cuyo patriotismo. cuya
abnegaci6n y cuyes her6icos hechos
le hacen digno de ls admiration y
de la gratitud de Ia patria.a
~ quareis ssber, sehores dipu-
tados, por que este h9roe, hasta
ahora desconocido, en- el momento
en- que han llegado q nuestra noti-
cia sus gloriolos hechos, no solo
oausa nuestra admiration sino que
embargo todas nuestras simpatfas I
Pues es porque en- este heroe, hasta
ahora ignorado, como en- Daoiz,
como en- Velarde, como en- Ruiz,
hemos visto el retrato pareoido y
la f1el pefsonjfcaci6n de otro h6roe
tan desgraciado como eilos; pero
mas grande que ellos; vemos el
retrato parecido y Ia fiel represen-
tacion de este nuestro desdichado
pafs, heroe por excelencia, que ante
el enemigo, cuanto mas desvalido
Sc encuentra. mas arrogante 90 le |
vanta (Muy bisn).
Vemos ell retrato parecido Y la
f1el representation de nuestra que
rida Espafia, porque, cuando sin
generates, sin soldsdos, sin arma-
nento, sin munioiones, sin orga.
sin recursos, sin NADIA
)arece que esta caids, mas aban.
ionada y mas desdichada, es GUAM
10 rea.iza sus mayores proezas,
'uando conquista sus mayores lau.
os, cuando consigue sus mas bri-
lantes triunfos, cuando ofrece sus
mas valerosas hazafas, cuando al.
anzs sus mas inmarcesibles glo-
las; es, en- fn, cuando con hijos
ONO Daoiz, como Velarde, como
lufz Y como Moreno, Sc levantaI
ontra el invasor, Coloso del mum
o, rayo de Ia guerra, captain In
hasta entonces en- tOdas
artes, y le persigue y le acosa VII
arroia de su suelo reconquistan-
o su Independence, que Ia perfi
la, el dolo, y la traici6n & 81 nobel
,nfisnza y & su buens f9 le habianI
'rebatado tBien, may bisn). {
| Gloria y honor, se6ores diputa-
%. gloria y honor 4 los heroes del ;,
lestra Independents nacional :
3loria y honor desde hoy al capi. 1
n Don Vicente Morenol GYea. :.
. Splassps|. IH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03
Armnniaa dal nAnArn antnI

Armonias del genera autono-
mista puro.
Dice Ia ReUista de Puerto Rico,
en6lando sus baterias contra su
colegs, convecins y corre'igiona-
ria La Democracid:
"Decididamente ell co'ega es vic
TINA de algdn caso pstol6gico.
Nos declsra cruda guerra; nos
maltrata como no nos habia NAL
tratado ning1n peri6dico enemi-
go, Y Sc olvids en- alb olutO de lC
que somos y valemos y signihca-
mos porqus no hemcs queridC
ap!audir fnoondioionalm6ats 4 uns
artists muy discutible, pero que
81 80 le antoja elevar la catego
ria de institution.
Y poroue IN peri6dico coatrario
el BOletfn, terciando en- el debate
aprueba la parqu dad de nuestro
elogios Y opina francamente qu'
la razon esta toda de nuestra par
to, acaba de encolerlzarse ell u
lirritado colegs, y con una precipi
tsci6n verdaderamente intantil Q
sube al campansrio del patriotism
y al toque de reba,o alarma al pal
liberal"
En estos diss POGO ha faltsd
tambeu para que se tirssen 10
muebIes a Ia cabsxa La Raz6n
El Resumsn de M.yagu {, her
manos igualmente en- autopomi
va pesar de TODD esto Ihabr
a,i1 maevolos que nieguen Il
resuItados fecundos y santos d.
. reciente Conclave magno de
C,udad del Osste, en- punto
: aunar voluntades, y suavisar aa
perezas, y q restaurar Ia conco1
dia y 10 s.nontr o1.. s.eat'
/ del partido3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03

e.ta Sc han hecho "las tristts
perspectivas de Ia Ckrcel."
Y, es clsro, no estaria bieu que
90 le adelantaran en- esta gloria
los suscriptores morosos y qua =
gderOs, comejen del euarto poder
del E.tado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03
CABOS sUELTOs.

Dice El Clamor del Pals, CO.
reando Ia jsremisds de otro cole
ga del gremto, sobre Ia muerte de
81 prensa por falta de alientos:
Ncsotros. no decimos rada: le
Recommendations su IecJuYa los
guagQeros, a los suscriptores moro,
SOS, q los que Sc entusiasman con
I'm buen peri6dico siempre y cuan-
do 30 tengan que contribute & sos
tenerlo.-"A A todos y q ninguno
mis- sdVertencias tocan."
Lease y meditese 10 que dice La
RGs6n.n
0 ses, meditese en- Ia macste-
ria de los suscritores que DO
pagan 10 que deben, como Dios y
oil partido mandan.
7 que ell asunto 4 meditaciones
&c presta, no hay que dudarlo.
Y hssta q demands ante ell
Juez Municipal.
Ahi es NADIA: quedsrse porque
81 los gusgueros con ell sudor que
&c debe q 10 santa cauaa!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-03
Mas discusses.

Pronuncian tambi6a breves '
notables discurses 81 general .46pes
Dominguez y el vice-presidente
prlmero de la OAmara, sefIer Dan
villa, que oonpaba la presidencia.