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, 1891-11-21
Worse Than sayages.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 2O.-One of the
officers of tho cruiser San Francisco in
giving an account today of the last bat
ties of the Chilean war, said Balmaceda' g
commanders displayed poor generalship
at Concon and Vina De Lar. After the
last battle at Placilla, where Gems. Bar
bosa and Alcerrega were killed, the bodies
OF the dead soldiers were buried in
trenches. The bodies of the two generals,
however. were allowed to lie uucared for
where they fell for nearly a week.
Finally after the revelry in Valparaiso
had partially subsidized. their bodies were
picked up, placed on a rude four wheeled
cart and dragged through the streets of
Valparaiso, being spat upon and stoned
by the Infatuated mob. 1t wss a terrible
sight to see the bodies stiff in death. being
treated in such a %hideously uncivilized
n The officer says the Chilean
hatred toward American seamen was
manifested on the streets of Valparaiso
whenever they went ashore. The Balti-
more's men we're not the only ones at
tackled for one of the San Francisco's
crew, a Young mai named Monahan, was
stabbed in the back one day and suffered
for weeks,
, 1891-11-21

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 20.-The f. NJ.
B. A. adjourned today after amending
the constitution 20 as to admit women aud
men over Is to a membership. Il
also resolved not TO amalgamate with any
organization until the February meeting,
the delegates to that meeting being
instructed TO vote for Independent political
action.
The alliance also changed the constitu-
ton 30 as to admit women. The anti
sub-treasury people published a lengthy
article reiteratinG the charges made
against McCune at the Ocala meeting,
and charging HIM with wrecking the
Texas alliance exchange.
The reform press association threatens
to bolt the alliance if the state agents as
ISOLATION carries out the purpose of max
ing all purposes through the National
Uniou company. The Peoples party
men are best satisfied, asserting that they
have secured all they came for. Tonight
the national committee issued an address
to the people of the country, which says
the Peoples party will have a candidate
for president in the field in 1892; that no
influence of the old political organizations
or aggregated capital can prevent a hearty
u uuduluuOuo IOLuluR lURGlItT VI all I0t
labor forces in the country, whether m
ployed in a workshop, a mine or a farm.
The people have beheld, it says, with
growing alarm the continual advance. OF
conditions carving every day farther
away from the principles and traditions
of the founders of the republic and
nearer the abyss in which we can see only
a crushing oligarchv or the dreadful alter
native OF a revolution and anarchy. It is
for the purpose OF saying free institu-
lions by the peaceful ins~trumentalities of
education and ballot that the Peoples
party has been organized.
The address devotes some space to the
scoring Of railroad corporations, corrupt
legislatures. debauched juries and judges.
and banking associations which make or
wreck as their interests dictate. and SAYS
the daily newspaper press has become
coerced by its business necessities into
becoming-a ready instrument to bind the
shackles of serfdom on the limbs of a free
people. to confuse their minds by sophis.
try, dill their ears with falsehood, uphold
everything destructive to the public good
and crush everything that would help the
people.
In conclusion. the address appeals to
every honest man to come forward and
bury this monster plutocrary SO deep he
will never arise again. Let the watch
word be organization to save the republic.
We have the people on our side; all we
need is courage and resolution. Thu
address is signed by H. E. Taubepeck
chairman; Robert Schilling, secretary
and M. @. Rankin, treasurer.
, 1891-11-21
COMPLETES ITS TASK.
The National Mining Conven-
ton Does Good Work.
1t Almost Unanimously De-
clares for Free Silver.
Next Convention to be Held in
Helena, Mont.
Mining Congress A djourns

DENVER. Nov. 20.-In the national
mining onRress this afternoon T. G.
Howell of California made a speech plac-
ing his state on record as in favor of the
tree and unlimited coinage of silver.
Gen. Doniphan of Missouri and Dennis
Sheedy of Colorado also spoke eloquently
in favor of free coinage.
Judge Goodwin of Utah made an ad-
dress in the course of which he said he
did not believe the lower house of con-
gress would pass the free coinage bill this
winter unless IN hope of the president
vetoing it. He thought they would come
to their senses, however, in time. He
then moved that a resolution Tor the
free coinage of silver be passed by accla.
nation. Albert Little of Maine, made a
brief speech. saying he had become con-
WINGED from what he had heard in this
caDgress that the free and unlimited com
age of silver was right.
The Connecticut delegates objected 10
the passage of the resolution by acclama-
ton aud the roll of states was called. with
the following results: For the tree and
unlimited coinage of silver. 4Sl; against.
8. When Connecticut was reached great
enthusiasm was manifested by the delega-
ton from that state announcing their vote
in favor of the resolution, and when the
vote of Canada and Russia was an-
nounced in favor of the resolution there
was another scene of confusion. When
the total vote was declared the delegates
went wild and it was some time before or
der was restored.
A resolution was passed asking con-
grcss to enact a law protecting the agri-
culturists; encouraging and rehabilitating
hydraulic mining and preventing the dam
ming of navigable streams; also to pro-
tect the the mountain forests and encour-
age the cultivation of trees. 1t was de-
cided the next convention should be held
in Helena, and the congress adjourned.
, 1891-11-21
English Farmers Gaming

Copyrighted 1881 by N. Y. Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-The Liberal lead
ers have decided to incorporate in the
platform approved at the Newcastle con-
ference an English tenants nights bill.
This decision is one of the most important
steps the chiefs of the party have ever
taken. The question of ameliorating the
position of the British farmers has long
been recognized as ripening toward Lib
eral legislation.
This resolution has been FASTENED by
the movement of the conservatives in the
same direction since the great liberal vic
tory of South Molten. The history of
the Conservative party presents no change
more surprising than that which has &C.
CURED on the English land question under
the dread of what would happen to the
landlords interests through the uprising
of the laborers and farmers under liberal
banners.
The attorney general, IN opening the
session OF the society of arts. appealed to
manufacturers in their own interests TO be
fully represented at the Chicago Worlds
Columbian Fair He referred to the
efforts OF the United States to divert
trade from South America and other
countries to American centers. The ease
of access to CHICAGO from Australia, China
and Japan would bring to the fair more
traders from those countries than ever
visited European exhibitions. Both
British trade and British prestige would
suffer unless the display of British goods
rivalled anything shown at the fair. The
Indian empire would be ftly represented.
The Prince of Wales passes many hours
at the bedside OF his son, Prince George.
who is i'll with typhoid fever. 1t is thought
now the prince will recover Queen
Victoria will 90 to Florence in March.
From there she will visit the Empress
Frederick at Kronburg. Afterward she
will be the guest of Emperor William at
Cobleutz.
The Scotch minister, a bitter anti-p pa
pist. sent to the queen a number OF pal
phlets issued by the Protestant Alliance
and asked her to accept them. as she had
endeared herself to her subjects BY pre-
ferriDg a simple PRESBYTERIAN to a corrupt
Papish worship. while a resident In
Scotland. The queens private secretary
returned the publications with a curt
statement that the queen was unable to
accept works of a controversial character.
George Butler. who was secretary to
Arson BurlinRame while the latter was
American minister at Pekin, has died in
Hong Kong hospital.
, 1891-11-21

DAYTON, Wash, Nov. 2O.-The Farm
ers' Alliance state convention adjourned
this morning after a very stormy session.
A motion was made to select three dele
gates to the third party convention to be
held in E%llensburg and to pay their ex
penses out of the state Alliance treasury.
President Sutton ruled the motion out of
order but an appeal was taken and the
president overruled. He then left the
hall amid great confusion. The CONVEX
ton was again called to order by the vice
president. Three delegates were elected
to the third party convention and a mo-
ton to pay their expenses out OF the AL
lance treasury. President Sutton declares
he will expose the Alliance for its political
demonstrations and says it cannot be sue
cessful unless 1t drops politics.
, 1891-11-21

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-In the Ep,s-
copal congress here TODAY Rev. DIR. Foley
of Williamsport. Pa. said that improve
ment was needed in the methods of the
assignment OF men. A eriou fault is
the continuance Of stipends for years in
places where there is no possibility OF a
spiritual or churchly growth.
Rev. DIR. Nichols of New Haven urged
his hearers never to give up the country
parishes, for he characterized the wicked
ness of the country as vastly worse than
the wickeiness of the city, and if the
food that pours into the city is to be a
foul one, then the result will indeed be
sad.
Rev. Mr.. Whitaker of Philadelphia in
the afternoon read a paper on Personal
Religion and a number of brief addresses
were made. Bishop Dudley, in closing
the last DAYS session, referred to the sue
cess OF the congress and the good work it
had accomplished, after which the body
finally adjourned.
, 1891-11-21
STOCKS ana uarrle Markell.

New YORK. Nov. 20.-The stock mar
ket opened quiet and the prices did not
change materially during the forenoon, but
in the afternoon Vanderbilts, grangers
and Burlington took a squirt and scored
material gains. Sugar, which has been
the only feature for the past few days,
remained inactive. The close was strong
and active at top figures. The gains in,
clude New York Central 2s, Rock Island
and Canada Southern IL, Atchison, Big
Four. Northwestern, Erie aud Wabash
preferred each l per cont.
Governments firm.
Petroleum-ClosAd at 59s.
Wool-Steady. Domestic 3O(9 36c.
Copper-Steady. Lake, November
and December, $ll.15.
Tin-Closing firm Straits, $40 05.
Lead Closed a easier. Domestic, a. 30.
Bar Silver, 94s.
Money on call easy; closed offered at 3.
Following are closing prices OF stocks:
U. s. as registered, Il64, coupon. ll6a;
Is registered. 100; Pacific 6s, III;
Atchison, 43i; Canada Pacific. SIT;
Canada Southern, 60t: Central Pa
cifc. 81; Burlington. 1904, Delaware
L~.ackawanna l. Western. 37b: Denver 4
Rio Grande. preferred. 434; Erie. 29s;
Kansas l. Texas. l51; Lake Shore, "a;
Louisville 4 Nashville. IS; Michigan
Central. LOT; Missouri Pacific. COL; Nor
thern Pacific, PSI; preferred. 7e;;
Northwestern, III; preferred, 80 ;
New York Central, 1859; Oregon
Improvement. %; Oregon Naviga.
ton. IS; Pacific Mail. 37t; Reading.
38s; Rio Grande Western, AZ; pre-
ferrej, 10; irsts. 7ss; Terminal, III;
Rock Island. s44; Milwaukee 4 st.
Paul, 76b; St Paul Il Omaha, 34t:
Texas Pacific, 12s; Union Pacific, All;
Oregon Short Line. 234; u. s. Express,
Al; Fargo Express, 40; Western Union,
S2s: American cotton oil. 800; Lead
Trust 16s.
CHICAGO. Nov. 20 -Cattle-Receipts,
10000 Market slow and weak. Top
prices, IS. 5595. 20; no choice or extra
steers on sale; mediums, 81 00(64.75;
Others. 50 750 3. So; cows, 81 I09 60.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market slow
and lower. Ewes, SI.75@3.7 rs; mixed
ewes and lambs, 81 2004 so; wethers.
$4.O094.5 so; lambs, SO 0095 25.
, 1891-11-21

Commencing Sunday, Nov. Is. a Wa
bash through Pnllman car service was in
auguratcd in connection with the Rock
Island from Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo and other Colorado points to st.
Louis. These Puilmans are OF the new
est and choicest design, and will leave
Denver daily on Rock Island No. ~, at
$40 pm, arriving in st. Louis at I
o'clock on the second morning, at which
point direct connections will be made in
Union depot with limited trains Cor all
points East, South and Southeast.
Remember, only one change OF cars
from Denver to New York, Boston and
other far Eastern points. Sleeping berths
can be secured by addressing
G. NJ. HAMPsoN,
Commercial Agent.
1927 Seventeenth street, Denver, Colo.
, 1891-11-21

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.-A local paper this
evening asserts the National Cordage COM
pany or the Binding Irvine Trust has
purchased the entire binding Irvine plant
of William Deering & Co., OF this city for
$3.50, 900. This purchase, 1t is said, gives
the trust entire control of the binding
Irvine industry in America.
, 1891-11-21

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-The body
OF Actor Florence was taken to New York
Pennsylvania railroad
, 1891-11-21

If you are troubled with rheumatism
or a lame back, bind on over the seat Of
pain a piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain Pain Balm. You will he
surprised at the prompt relief it affords.
Fifty cent bottles tor sale by druggists.
, 1891-11-21

New YORK. Nov. 20.-A table compiled
by Bradstreet's gives the clearing house
returns for the week ending Thursday
night, Nov. le, as follows;
, 1891-11-21

Two carloads of horses for sale, thirteen
broken geldIngs, the rest mares. All
halterbroke. Apply to Currie's barn,
Fort Collins. Colo.
, 1891-11-21

HUyss DUTt OUT
Not only to get way up" work done,
but also to get your darnlng, patching and
buttons sewed Cd without extra charge.
CHEYENNE STEAM LAUNDRY.
, 1891-11-21
DEATH FROM KIDNEY DISEASE

Is the unfortunate and untlmely ending
of thousands of the American people
annually. Oregon Kidney Tea %. K. To
is guaranteed 10 cure all forms OF kidney
troubles. Take it in time.
, 1891-11-21

Tae largest stock of fine b an lie ole
whiskies, choice liqueurs anu ,1per6ne
cigars at George Masten's wal In rwr
house, corner Sixteenth and pGrRuson
, 1891-11-21

Groceries at bedrock fig
NrPs ar V'rPeINnd r. Shiek's
, 1891-11-21

The0. #. w OOIIens = Co.
UiU carry n fine stock of
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and
Chickens for tn Anksgfcing e.
, 1891-11-21

Totals for the principal cities Of tn,
United States, 81, 259,0 34, 600; decrease
1872 per cent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-11
3AOBTILLAS.

Cestos para sscritorios. DE muy
elegantes y oapricho ,as formas Sc
acaban de recibir en- esta Impren-
ia. Sus preoios son m5dicos.
Carter 8 do bolSi 10. Para bills.
tes de Banc), otros documentos,
tarjetas y nCtas Sc han recibido en-
esta Imprenta.
Son todas elegsntisimas, capri
chosas y construidas con magniti
Gas pieles, la aromatica de Russia
inclusive.
Por si solas SO recomiendau.
Misa nueVs.-Va q cant ,rla Q
nuev Presbitero don Pedro Gar
cia y Garcia, ell lunes, II del CO
rriente, en- Ia iglesia del Hospitn
de la Purisims Conception, la,
ocho de Ia mailana del expresad.
dis, en- one Sc celebra 10 Fiesta de
la Virgen del Pillar
So supica la asistencia de los
tieles a tan solemue como piadoso
actO.
Visits.-Hemos rscibido la muy
grata de nuestro distinguido ami
20 y correligionario de O amo don
Teodoro Santiago, pr6ximo parien
te del benem6rlto patrltiO, Excmo
Sr d. Olotllde de Santingo, nuestrt
tambien distinguido y respetabl.
amigo y correIigioDario.
Reiteramos q aquel las segurida.
les Cte nuestra estimaclon, dando-
le cordial saludo de bienvenida.
. Consecuencis de un crimen. H
lalecldo la infeliz mujrr que tie
herida en- la noche del mie coles, g,
osta Capital, de una cuchillada ell
el vientre.
Dios a haya acogido en- la glo.
ria.
Herido.-- Ksta msfana, en- l.
parto Norte de esta Oludad, ha 81
do herldo de un tiro de p-rdIgont S
un individuo natural de San Lo
renZo.
Ign6rase qoien haya sido ell sgre-
sor.
El herido Sc present6 en- ell Guar
tel do Orden Pdblico y de ALI tue
.levado al Hospital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-11

Sc hs suicidado en- Bruselas. Aye
tarde, segda la version popular, s'
encamin6 al Oementerio, Y despu6
de hacer una orsci6n sobre Ia tum
ba de la que fo6 su amada, MAZDA
me Bonnemain, Sc dlspar6 IN tire
de revolver que le cause la muertt
Iinstantaneamente.
Paris, L. de Octubre.-La mott
cia del suicidio del general Boulan.
ger hs oausado gran sensaci6n en-
esta Capital. FL pdblico arrebata
los peTi6dicos que dan detalles del
suceso.
I'll bana, LEI Gobierno Su-
premo ha conirmado Ia sentencia
de muerte impuests por ell Consejo
de Guerra de oficiales generates, 4
los reos Eustasio M6ndez, Miguel
Falcon y Nonnato Perez Mugica,
pOr ell delito de secuestro del rico
hacendado don Modesto Ruiz.
Habans, Han sido indulta-
dos de la pena de muerte los reos
Miguel Falcon y Nonnato Perez
Mugioa. Man ana entrara en- Ca
pilla Eustasio M6ndez.
Madrid, LA Infsnta Isabel,
que paseaba a caballo esra mana.
ma ha snfrido una caldo, causando
SO una ligera confusion en- la cara.
FL Oapitin General de Filipinas
senior Weyler telegraffa que Sc lie
han sometido tres sultanes y %
dsttos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-11

OPPRESSION Sc disipa y los dolores co
san al POGO tempo d. su uso.
El reSultsdo Ser8 .iempra alta
mepte beneficioso.-El infrascrito
loctor en- Medicina y Oirujis, Me-,
lice del Hospital de a Conception.
Oertifeo: que la Emulsion DE-
aceite de hfgado de bacsla 40 e hi
p,fosfitos alcalinos, de los Sres
Scott y Bowne de New-York, pue-
lie reeomendarse & los enfermos
que padezcan de catarros cr6nicos
tel pulm6n y a los que experiment
tau las molestias inherent tes 8 tenn.
perGmentoS intdticos y esorofuIosOs,
IN la seguridat de que ell resultado
que obtengan de su uso sera STEM
pre- altamsnte beneficloso.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, Julio
10 de 1891 (Firmsdo), DR. Gabriel
Ferrer Herndndes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-11

Domingo, IL La Maternidsf
de la Santisima Virgen, Y Santos
Fermin, obispo y confesor. Nlca
sio, obsp) y mArtlr, Luis Beltfsn
confesor, y Santa Piacida, virgen
Lunes, 12-Nuestra Sonora del
PiIaf de Zer'goza, s II F6lxy SaD
Oipriano, mrs.
Martes, 13-San d Eiulrd), rey y
cou ufesor, y San Fausto, martir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-11
VIA SANTIAGO De CUBA

Madrid, 30.--Cr6ese que la mo-
difcaci6n ministerial tendra efecto
uusndo regrese de San Sebastian
s. III. la Reina. Parece que el
csmbio no sera en- GobernRcion, Co
mo 80 venia afrmando, sino en-
Uhramar, para cuyo Ministerio Sc
indica al senior Elduayen.
. Activanse los trabsjos para lie
val pronto & Cuba medic million de
Dc os en- monedas fraccionarias
de plata, cnya acunacion debera
empezaEse de I'm momento a Otr0.
En- Pnente de la Reina, pueblo
de la pEoyincis de Navarro, ha ha
biCo una collision carlista entire los
am COS Gel seflor Oerra bo Y los d-l
kel or NoCedaI, resultaDd0 vaFios
helidoe. La fuerza p6blica l0gr6
ges ablecer oil orden.
Siguen recibiendose donativos
pa. q los inundados la Reina 0e
II. landa Ia enviado 2 600 f1orines;
do Carlos de Borb0n 1000 pesos
, ei Emperador de Austria S,O0t
pesos
Paris, 80 ~N general BcniaDae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-11
OTROS LIBROS.

COMPILATION de las disposi.
stones organlcas de la Administra-
sion de Justlcia en- las provincias
~ Ultramar, precedida de una in
troduccl6n hist6rlca, anotada Y
;oncOrdada con Ia Legislation ante
eIor y Ia de la Peninsula, y con Lac
lsyes procesa'es, y seguida de va
tios APPENDICES, comprensivas de la
ey de uuitcaci6n de 10 de Agosto
g 1885. Q; decreto ley de emplea-
los dc Ultramar y las demas dis
poslciones vigentes, por Ramon
sanchez Ocsna, auxlliar del Minis.
Cerio de Graola y Justicia y Redac-
Or de Ia Revl~ta de los Tribuna.
Its". Edici6n de 1891.
MANUAL de Montes, Abeila.
FORMULARIO Criminal, Abe
"a.
TACTIOA de infanteria, Secci6n
y Oompa1ia.
Idem de idem, Recluta.
Idem de idem, Battalion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-11
0pERleIuHES S0saE EL uuELLE.

Por J. T. Silva: Al O.hoa y
Hermano, 50l4 PIP vino. A Gavino
Vicente &c o., 50l4 PIP vino.
Por J. Ochoa y Hmno: A G. Vi
cente s. Co., 900 cnts papas 1 400
idem cebo las.
Por L. Villamil &; 90: A Coma
lez y Perez, 200 cnts cebollas.
Por 8. de Ezquisgs: A Egozcue
y Olo-, 400 G pastas.
Por Pa aclOs &; Co: A Barcel6
y Perujo, SO tbls sardlnas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-11
ANTONIO ALFlU YBLRLLT,

Doctor en- Derecho Civil y Ca
n6nico, Abogado de los Ilustres
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
con bufete alberto en- Ia Capital de
Ia Monarqufa, ofrece sus servicios
profesionales q So numerosa clien-
tela de esta Isla, para ante el Tri-
bunal Supreme de Justicia, 81 Con-
sejo de- Estado, Tribunal de CUen-
tas del Reino y dem&s centros sue
periores, judiciales y administrati.
vos de Ia Naci6n.
Serrano, mum. Al, %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-11
In H. VAPOR "VlLDES. 4"
RECOGIDA AL VUELO.

Juauy dulgO mtOt que Cdl In
pasado estos tres dtas en- la Ospi
talf
-Bien J td, Antonioi
-Yo, asi, asi; hace algdn calo,
como SO duerme por ALA mst
tresco, 10 siente uno algo, pero por
10 demas, me han trarado bien.
II Estuvlste en- casa de Armas
| y Jtmsnes, en- la ferreteria mejor II.
Ia Capital, en- la dnica Gu que hact
IN fresco sgradable, mientras QUE
n los demas establecimientos Sc
asa uuof
81, hombre estuve y ALI compre
una porci6n de articulos que mt
vcndieroD muy baratOs, entire ellOs
una cuna muy bonita para nino,
un convoy y I'm par de foreros !;
/ tome aqua alf, y chico. -. que
aqua es la mejor de la Oapital,
tresca y dellciosa:
D eronme tambien por 20 pesos
que Ies compIe de contado 10 &C,
cones del billete que juegan entire
sus parroquianos.
i All, chico ! 20 tambien LEV
| mis- acci0nes pQr unos pesos our
| les CASTE; la verdad, esa casa es-
| Is vendiendo barato y vende mu
| oho ESQ 81, sus duenos quieren
vender de contado y hacen muy
oien.
81 Vsporcito lego & Catafo,
ellos siguieron sobre el mismo te-
ma, pero no habia de ser 70 tan
lntruso que adn les siguiera.
| TabacoS ''extra' DE Ia acredi-
tada Fabrica de los Sres Diaz Y Ro
driguez, Habana, sc han recibido en-
La MGItorqusnG. Su sabor es ex-
Iquislto, su aroma deicioso, su ella
boracion esmeradisima. Det&llan
So en- 81 lndlcado Cafe a precios
arreglados.
| Msrcsntil.- PsrticipaSsnus qut
Sc ha tornado en- Mayagnez uos
socledad comercial bsjo la razor
de TONES Ramirez y 90, para Ia
enta de mercancias de todas pro
cedencias.
| lQue prospere
Dsscanse en- psz.-Hs ia lscid'
en- esta Capital la apreoiabie sen0
IA dona Emilia Sosa de Araujn.
De canse en- la paz del Altisim'
| Y reciban su viudo y demas FAM
liza y deudos nuestro pesame.
Retreta. - Progrsma de Ia d
manana, domingo, por la banda d
> Osdlz.
1.-Guerra, Marcia militar, Flau
tin.
Il 1.-Potpourrit Los oantares d
!, Espana, Marin.
II 3 3-Flnal de IN baElo in mGsoht
: ra, Verdi.
4.--Flnal de Lucia, Donizetti.
5-Vals RoSmundG, EeltrAn.
, 6.-Danza En- la mente, Can
pos.
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hoy 90 anuncian tres vacantes d
: peones Oamneros para las carret'
ra provinciales.
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. t6magol -TOmad las PildOrss &
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q desapareceran como por encant
q Puritiosn Ia bills Y reguIarizan Il
y funaiones de los 6rganos digest
, flvos, c0nservando el oneFpo, pt
oonsiguiente, on IN perfeotO est
do de salud.
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realsta & au poderosa acoion. Pm
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-11

Esta acreditada Fabrica de Ia.
bacos y Cigsrrillos de la Hsba ns
cuyo duero, D. Andres Rodriguez,
tan conocidoes por sue csritAtivoe,
sentimientos, hs publicsdo un d.
bum CON pensamientos de escri~
torres cubsnOa y puertorliquenos
aus repr0ducimos.