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The Portland daily press., 1891-10-28

SILK WARP HENRIETTAS
guaranteed superior to any others Imported,
we are selling at less than regular prices.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Special attention is invited to our very fine
assortment of Black Glmps in all grades.
New styles in Silk and Ribbon Fringes,
Colored Dress Trimmings, and large assOrt-
ment of Feather Trimmings.
SILKS.
SOC on the dollar; our Great Silk Sale is being
well patrOniZed, and we hear the exclama-
ton on every hand, "How can you sell goods
so cheap" "We never saw such bargains"
CLOAKs.
Headquarters for Plush Cloaks and Fur
Lined Circulars; customers appreciate the
bargains we are offering at present In these
goods at the Wholesale Discount.
FUR TRIMMED REFERS.
i. A new lot just received, to be sold Under
Price.
$500 Bargain in Refers that have had
such large sale are nearly gone.
Other Bargains that cannot be equalled
must be secured at once as the assortment
will soon be broken.
The Portland daily press., 1891-10-28
FREEPORT STEAMBOAT co.

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The Portland daily press., 1891-10-28

Please examine the extra Bargains we are
offering in Mems Cashmere Hose at 25c,
81 1-2c and SOC.
Mems Collars, Cuffs and Neckties.
Entire new stock at popular prices.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11
SPORTING NOTES.

Joe Goddard. the Australian heavy
weight who recently fought an eight
round draw with Peter jackson. Is anxious
70 meet jackson in America and fight TO q
finish.
An interesting contest will come of in
March between Lord LOnsdale and the
Earl Of Shrewsbury and Talbot. IL will be
a twenty mile driving race for a large
stake. The first five miles will h. driven
in urnOu drawn by horses in single har-
ness; the second five miles the drivers will
he t-hind pairs Of horses: for the third
nvc miles they will guide a coach while
riding position fashion with a pair Of
horses, and finally the earls will mount
the boxes Of two coaches aud will race the
last five miles Of the twenty milo course
while driving four In hand as mail
coaches.
london has 23 bicycling clubs. and
Great Britain entire has Ssj.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11

sHE sNEIl THE lOlFEE CLAN bFF-
"The dramatic profession j. all very
well as seen on the stage when the curtain
is up, but when the old man, p~resuming on
his past has a tendency 10 making
rhymes In the wings at your expense, and
the villain eats peppermint just before he
comes on 10 thrust his face close TO yours,
it's quite another thing.
Il had some words with the villain one
night between the acts. IL must have
been IN the early morning hours. but still
dark, when ! was awakened by a hard
breathing at my door.
at was the villain. He was drunk. and
had come TO renew the quarrel. | got up,
lit the gas and swept him under the bed.
where he snored until morning.
This tiff with the villain over, / had a dis
agreement with the leading lady The lead
ing lady had small feet. aud clad in pretty
satin slippers, too, but I wouldn't let her
stand OF my neck for all that; 50 we quar-
relied, and | had the best Of the argument,
bat her revenge wa humiliating, com
plete. that is-unfortunately my hair
was-is-just a little scant in front there,
and ] had a mall toupee made.
I'm one Of the scenes | was required TO
embrace the leading lady effusively. and /
did il, although she furtiyely glared at me.
Then while ! held her in my arms she had
Z pass her hand over my brow and say
something sweet.
she swept her white hand over my
head, SUR enough. but 80 firmly, 80 spite
fully. that she swept the toupee clean of.
Oh, the laughter. the catcalls!-I hear them
yet. In mercy 10 my defenseless head the
curtain was ung down.
ION the train one day the ingenue, a
pretty blonde, coniided TO me that she
would Just love to have copper colored
hair asked her why she did not dye il
il she wanted To. With "A sudden, piteous
uplifting Of her eyes she said she had no
one TO help her. A great, resistless sym
patty surged into my glance as it rested on
the little roll of yellow hair below her hat.
Alone in the world. and longing for copper
colored hair!
THE next day after luncheon / went TO
her room, where a fire burned brightly.
She wanted hot water, hot-hot-hot, and
oceans Of il. We obtained two pints from
bell boys at short intervals, then were
ashamed TO ask for more.
"'Oh, ! rave it" exclaimed the ingenue.
You 20 out and buy a saucepan, and then
we can boil all the water We hke-don't
you see''
After battling with the wind in the
cause Of beauty for a good half hour /
found a shop where saucepans were sold.
"Once more We set to work. / stirred
the boiling water while she poured in a
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11

Ewing might learn a lesson from him.
There is one kind of trickery, however,
where Kelly leads Ewing and that is on
the base lines.
One reason is that Kelly is utterly reck-
less, while Ewing, unless spared mp 70
concert pitch, as he was in a game played
in New York some years ago which was
won by the Giants, l to 0, where Buck
stole home from third and scored the win
ming run, is too apt TO consider the safety
Of number one. Bennett, Cancel, thinner,
Buckley and other stars as a rule never
do any but what are known as legitimate
tricks. Clements goes = little further, and
were It not that he has not been blessed
with so much intelligence and cunning as
Ewing and Kelly he would come nearer
being a rival TO them in trickery than any
other catcher now in active harness.
W. /. HARRIS
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11
POINTS ON CARDS.
The True Language of whist and Its Mean
ing Made Clear.


Enthusiast-As l understand il. each
card Is bound to convey some information.
As | advance i'm the game this information
will become more complete. And the closer
l watch the cards and remember them the
better game | will play.
Expert-Exactly. But don't lay too
much stress on remembering them. Sim
ply jot down in your mind everything you
can think Of about each card. Then dis
miss il. OF course this has TO De done al
most in the twinkling Of an eve, As the
card falls on the table, but you will find
that it will come easy.
Enthusiast-But suppose one of the
other players doesn't play by ruler
Expert-Then get at his meaning the
best way you can. Whist is a language.
The cards are its words. The rules are its
grammar. When you learn a language
you first get its vocabulary, however i'm
perfect, and then the grammar. Then
when you try TO read you will constantly
come across words that you don't under
stand, and at first they will seem strange
to you, but by and by, as you progress,
their meaning will sink into your mind
without any apparent effort or your part.
IL is exactly so in whist. You will make
out the play of another even il his whist
grammar is bad, just the same as you can
manage 70 grasp the meaning Of a jailbird,
although many Of the words he speaks
may seem utterly foreign TO you. You
simply take zach card and get at its exact
meaning. Is hat plains
Enthusiast-Yes, l think l grasp the
idea. So that in your opinion, for a man
to get at the great underlying principle of
whist, he should take each card for a word,
find out the meaning of that word as il
comes before him, and by aid Of what you
call whist grammar, which is nothing but
whist rules, thus be enabled to read the
game.
Expert-Precisely. Now this is no easy
task, but. on the other hand there is a bright
side to il. This great concentration Of the
mind is only necessary for the first few
rounds. In these you strain every fac
ulty 10 divine where lay the cards
against you. Then you apply the infor-
nation gained to attain a definite result.
From your own hand. at the start, you de-
termine upon a defensive or an offensive
game. Then as each card, as il is played,
adds TO your stock of information, you can
see just how 70 aid your partner and to
thwarJ your opponents. Many things de
pend upon the value Of the information
you receive, and the element Of play is al
ways somewhat uncertain. But if whist
could be learned perfectly, even by a years
constant practice, it would not be one
tenth AS interesting. The fact that each
new hand presents new problems renders
il an unfailing fount Of intellectual pleas
ure. Tex =AssoN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11

petitors. II. :. Evans, A. Judge, W. l. Lit
tlefeld and A. l.. Bryant. but in the scien-
tifc and easy execution of cross rolls, ser
pentines, eights. threes, spins, pivot fig
ures, grapeyiues, locomotives and various
pulling skating specialties Bacon easily
defeated them all.
Bacon was born at Boston thirty-three
years ago. He is only ; feet tall and weighs
but IFS pounds, but there Is nothing small
about his skating. Bacon first attracted
attention a. a marvel on the ice when only
10 years old. Five years ago. at Burling.
ton Vt, he made his public debut, but
thus far be has been unable To defeat such
crack artists a. Louis Rubenstein, Moses
R%ubenstein and G.. ID. Phillips.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11

hours and loaded her own guns. Her clay
pigeon record was - out Of 100. and her
best live pigeon score was - out Of 20, the
highest ever made.
She could do many wonderful feats
with firearms. and had the finest collecIon
Of weapons in America such men a.
james P~ilkington and Phil DAILY, Jr., sue
cumbed TO her proves. In addition 20 her
skill with the rife Annie was a remark
able rider. and few horses could unseat
her. One Of her last professional engage
ments WAS with Buffalo Bills Wild West
show. Her real name was Mrs Frank
Butler.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11

AT LAST 1T WAS OK HICE
powder that made a lurid mud in the bot
tom Of the pan. This was afterward con
verted into a kind OF soup. Then she held
her head over "a basin while / poured il on.
At last il was on thicll. Her head looked
like a painting of the world after the deluge
had retired and left noJhing but mud and
unset. This WAS left Oh for several hours.
Even the sunday papers ralled.
''Then came the riu-.lg-oh, the rinsing!
The tap was Gloss pv .ud ] wore a hole in
the carpet in my todIliug back and forth,
deluging the unfortunate with water icy
cold. was dripping too, and water was
everywhere. Meanwhile not I'll the water
In the place could get the metallic mud
out Of the roots. and the young be-
came hysterical-
"Whil we were ia this r-g1icanent the
tea bell rang IL was a question Of leaving
her 20 her misery or missing my tea. / am
ashamed 10 say that ! did the former. As
a result Of the experiment my cold was
worse, and tie landlord iasiase4 on twenty
dollars 10 pay for damage lone the ceiling
below b. water.
MY adventures were nHny-but these
are enough Now ypu know why l am
sad" LVELlz MALCOLM.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11

Astoria, Oregon, in a paper canoe, received
a hearty welcome al The Nail and Express
Office recently, upon his return 10 the me
~tropolis. The entire distance covered was
6,290 miles, all of which was traversed in
the canoe, except a comparatively few
miles, and Rappleye is said to have been
the first man 70 discover thar a water route
exists between the two great oceans which
requires but twelve miles Of carriage.
The Mail and Express offered eleven
prizes for various achievements, five Of
which were won by Rappleye, netting him
$50. The first prize was 500 for covering
the largest number Of miles ever made in
a canoe. The fifth prize Of 500 was for
crossing the continent with the least
amount Of carry" on the necessary line OF
travel. Still another prize was SO for not
losing a days travel by illness. Nj. Rap
pleye is a native Of Texas. He is only p
years Of age, and is engaged in newspaper
work in New York
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11
ORR THE SCENES.
Some of the Trials That Beset
an Actor "On the Road"
A QUARREL WITH THE VILLAIN.

IL Was Followed by One with the Lead
ing Woman and Then the Unfortunate
Thespian Deluged Himself and the In
Eenue with Hair Dye and sorrow.
In my peregrinations about New York
the other day l CHANGED upon a well known
leading man idling away an hour with a
cigar in an uptown dramatic agency. As
l shook hands with him ] noticed some
thing ~listless in his manner, a faint, sad
fatigue in his eyes.
But on inquiring | found the soft. die
away expression was due 20 reflection on
the vicissitudes he had passed through
during a recent tour.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11

ship Of New Eng
land. is a wonder
fully expert and
graceful perform
or. Not long ago,
at the first annual
meeting of d e
\ew En- gland
Skating assoCia
ton, he was pitted
against the best
men in the states
represented, n Il
made "A record of
3Ss Out OF a posi-
BILE rs His most
dangerous rival
was II. G.. Barnes,
Of Cambridge. who
made 23l points.
There were four
other clever cOrrr
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11

was horn ~ " wvl-
land. O., Aug d..
1850. and began to
shoot az the aye Of
10 years Ia April,
Isl. she broke e43
out Of l.OrJ gls-,
balls thrown into
the air The weap-
on used was q
calibre rifle. At
Cincinnati in lS~5
she broke 4.5.4 out
Of 500 glass balls
at - yards rise
with ~shotguns in
less than nine
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11
A REMARKABLE CANOElST.

Ebert RspPIeye and His Six Thousand
Mile Cruise Across the Continent.
Ebert Rappleye, The Mail n Express
canoeist, Of New York, who accomplished
the remarkable feat of crossing the North
American continent from New York to
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11

Blue Jeans the success Of the season
IN New York, viii leave that city after a
run of nearly five months Feb. p, because
no theatre can be engaged for IL in the me
sropolis after that date.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11
LITTLE SURE SHOT,.
Reported Death of Annie oakley, the
Remarkable EiGe shooter.

The recent reported death 1f Little Sure
Shot las the late sitting Bull called Annie
Oakley when be- adopted her into his trihel
removes the most remarkable female rifle
and wing shot in the world. Ia these
branches Df Workmanship Annie, WAS
without an rluAI amlnE Der own -tE- She
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11
A SKATER.

j.. r. Bacon l. Best Man at the Art in
New England.
J. F. Bacon, OF Cambridge, Mass. who
recently won the fancy skating champion
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11

caarhe Hoyt has decided on "a Temper
asce Town" and "a Patent Medicine" a.
names for swO forthcoming farce come
dies.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11
CHECKERS AND CHESS.

Checker problem No. g-End ga;ne.
Black :, IL, Il. -, -.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-01-11
TRICKY CATCHERS.
w. 1. Harris Gives Interesting
Points About Famous Players.
EWING AND KELLY HEAD THE LIST

They Are Both Very Expert in surrePti-
tiOusly Forcing Things Co Go Their
Way. but Buck" Is More Reckless
Than "KeI.r
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Fuegos artifcialeS.

Ell que suscribe ofrece su trabajo
alFpdblico, como pir0t6cpico, y su-
plica q los sefiores Alcaldes y sefio-
res Ouras Parrocos de todos los
pueblos de esta provincial, para las
fiestas QueIpuedan Celebrar de los
patronos ysalgunas otras particula-
res, que sc aprovechen de este
trabajo, durante el aflo de 1891,
porque despu6s me buscaran y no
me encontraran estos fuegos son
los mas modernos que SO puedan
presentar, siendo ensaysdog en- Es-
pafia. Pueden pedir Fuegos vo-
ladores y ruedas giratorias Y otrss
piezas de artificio todo 10 mas mo-
derno. Globos con cola y sin ella,
todo & precio muy m6diCo; enCargo
& todOs 10 senOres que tengan 4 bien
experimentsr dicho. trabajo Sc di-
ian 4 la Casa de los selOres Vieen.
to y Oompafiia 6 & Ia Fonda de don
Andres Oalvo en- la Marina, juntO
Ia Puerta de Espafia, La Flor d.
Galiosa, go esta Capital Bsaitl
FsYMandss aancAss.'
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p RECIOS.
B - "A IN DK
DEL FRAILE CARAT.

Este BRANDY de superior da puro iva
propsds del
Carat psren.ce hoy ssnOss Rondssu Nos n dc PARIS
elos msmoe dpoada Este snccnrnrR
todss las pobonss mpotanespe seguro ous
conocido, ser& ell mas buscado -
En- Capital vnds los scredtado cafes IA Maorguna Ia
Palma los
psdidos Europa Ars General p Ssan Forssa ndmeIo 4
Lo venden Ponce A. Luchstt CEn Osrscedo Hm.
Co., vietoH OoEn Aguadis R. NJ Abo Eu
Hsruas yIOonp Osgua Hsmnos Puemosr ca.
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DE VENTA

Loya en- cajas, surtido complete.
Aceite Linaxa, latas y barricas.
Pinturas superioras.
Hero galvanisado, llso y sca-
Tornillos con tuerca,
Olavos tonelero.
Puntas de Paris.
Oamas de hero.
Oolchones dc alambre.
MaChetes cocodrilo.
Planchas = cumbreras.
Oanales galvaniEados.
Muebles, varias clases.
Aaquinas de coser.
Oamisas mallorquinas.
Calxado de todas classes.
Gas g Luz Diamante =,
Surtido general de mercaneiaa
AlmaOAn do Ion sah0tes
6slta y Ce.
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LA ARECIBEEA.

EmpresG de oOohes y caryos on
Combin@Os6n CON el ferrocarra.
Sc alquilan cookies y caballos de
silla para Wales y paseos, a precioa
convencionales.
Para ajustes y avisos On La CO.
Chera del mism0 nombre q en- el
cafe de don Joaquin del Busto.
El Representative do Ia Empresa,
RAmbN Chaeoa.
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Be hsa .eoibido en- esta Impren
u los siguientes:
| FORMULARIO Criminal, DO,
Abella
| Id. Magistral, por Bouciardat
| FISICA, por Ganot.
| TENEDURIA de Libros, POI
Oastafios.
Ell MATEIMONIO, por don
Francisco Lastres.
HISTORIA NATURAL. 'por
Pereda.
ARITMETIOA, Algebra y Geo.
metria, por Oardin.
FILOSOFfA, por el Padre Ce-
ierino.
GRAMATIOA FRANUESA, Dor
Ollendorff y Benot.
GRAMATIOA INGLESA, por
iberia
POLO.-Compendio::::d Latini-
dad.
LEY de Enjuiciamiento Civil,
por Reus.
EN EL OOEANo, por Amicis.
ELEMENTOS de Derecho Civil
Penal por Laserna.
GRAMATIOA MUSICAL, por
Romer0.
OODIGO OWL. - Nueva edi-
ci6n Official reformada.
I'D. D..anotado por Ia Revista
de los Tribunales; contiene este o.
digo Ia Ley provisional de Regis
tro civil y Ia instruction para la
inscription dc los matrimonios Ca
n6nicos en- el Registro civil.
FLORES Y LAGRIMAS. por
D. Domingo B. Hernandez.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOS
OIVILES, por Abella.
MANUAL DE FORMULARIOS
ORIMINALES, por Abella.
DOLOEAS 7 POEMAS, por
Oampoamor.
MORENO RsPINosA. - Geo.
grafa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Alge-
bra, 9eometris y Trigonometria
FORNHS.-- Historic Universal,
RIERA Z TORTOHA.- Agri.
cnltura.
ALBUMS para retratos, de todas
formss : precios.
IDEM LATINA Dor Escarttn.
ANALISIS, por Vaxquez Queipo.
GUlA DEL BACHILLER, por
!. +. b. Oasado.
PONSON DU TERRAL.--Los pi
rAxs de alto bordo, 7 tomos.
Ei captain do los psnitentes negros
3stomos.
La= nocnes del barrio de Brsda, ! {.
Maess Rosiaol, t.
GEO6RAF1A UNIVERSAL, Hai
ca, poiiglca y scun6mica, pof Luis Gre.
golrs, trad. de N. ssssvansx, s somos
an T., con grabados, mapss, cromos
Robinson sutso. ED, porA Wyss,
Nosisix de Carlos Nodisr. tomo On
g.: ilustrsdo coE mag Do 500 grsbados
dibujaaos por Yam Dsrgent, Ssmsghi-
nj, Girardet, Baron, etc. TslA CON plan.
chss y costss dorAdos.
AMIGO do los nifios, por sl Abate
Sabatisr. Aumentado con vnrias Kbu.
lxs vomo en- l6'. Holandsas.
Trsdacido, smplidcsao = sdicionado
On Ia parts de Espshs y America, por
una socisdad de escritores espaNolss ,
amricSnos,-1 tomos On g. de 40 pA-
ginas cada uno; tsrcefa s&ici6n. con
un nusvo au2lemsnto.
Iaas altimss Avsnturss de RocAmko-
ls, : tomos.
La cuerda del ahur ado, 3 tomos.
MONTEPIN.-Ls hila de Marga-
rita, 8 tornos.
su Majestsd el dinero, S tomos.
VICTOR HUGO.-Los Miserablee
o aeva sdici6n, 8 tomos.
lby Cristina, Vaidsmar Dsas
La Reina de las nisvss.
hi compsilsro de viaje, etc
FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO.-|
III Fsrnaso Espsfol, 3 tomos. .-Obras
ssrias.-Obrns fastivas.
n. J. QUINTANA.-Obras.
ALAROON.-Teatro, 3 tomos.
TR. L. DR GRANADA.-suis
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EIlNClO LUNA I S0BRINO.
FortaIeza 46. 40 y 81.

Ofrsce los siguientes aztfoulos 6 prscios
may m6dloos.
Xsulsjos, losetas, bald0sines, eatsla-
nss, blsncaa y encarDadas, losetaa de
nsrmol blancas = asules, losas de Cana
Yiae q austro en- vsra. Yeeo y Osmento
Portland en- barriles Dc $50 hlos. Pintu-
vss. nerra, verde, mimic y blanco sine de
4 aorsdifads maroa DOS LEONE6.
Aeaarr&s y aceits linAsa. Brochas Dc
kodas clAsss. Hierro gsivanlsaAo, acana-
ado liss para c0biias, clsyos Do sino
con tuercss J arandslas, canales J eum.
brsras 1s xinc. Puntas De Paris dc una {
AS pulgadaa. Olavos smericanos do ana
{ clnco pulgadss. Palas, pieoa, asadas y
asadpnes. Alambrs para cefcas, De cuatro
pEas. Estopa alquitranada para calafa-
isaf algod6n "a tsspsrdicio para hm-
psas mAquinas. :.
ristalsri. may hna Dc tcdss elasss Dc Ia
ase Baooarat. Vsiillas cemplstas dscoradai
: sercslana mny Ana. Bislss francssas %.
arssgss a. tsdas aliases parn sAlaads = graa
svedad q saiea de- hiseFs. hAseulas ~ Bs-
80 Ae ,.sAai - me@s~n&ss
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N Unguento Dermdgeno,

Oura las dlceras por inveteradaa
que sean.
Heridas dc cualquier arma.
Tumores de todas classes, orzu :.
los, bubones, panadizos 3 sie !
cueros, mordeduras de animales
ponEohosos, contusiones, auema.
duras y reumatismos.
mo debe faltar en- las casas do
familial
iinfinitas curaciones proclamsn
su bondadl
Deposito: en- Ia farmacla Guiller-
mety.
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AX7ISO.

Liquidado eli pasivo de Ia extin.
guida Sociedad Ointr6n Antelo y
90. de esta plaza, SO haoe p6blioo
4 I'm de que al SO COnsidera alguien
con algun derecho en- contra de Ia
'misms haga sus reclamaciones en-
el t6rmino de treinta dias a contal
desde Ia feoha, al que susoribe, u
quidador de dfcha sociedad.
Yahncoa. Abrl .26 do 1891
ARdsIs AAsels. j
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CERVEIAsDAIESA,

La. mejor, marcaiAncIa de
iaI Casa Mstrands Brlggerier =
G.: de Copenhagen, % ACADIA dt
recibir en- La MulitaoSan Jose
l2,-Unicos importadores dc di
cha ma rca.--SusssOrss Dc Dora.
DO v %
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Ia augsA AGEAClA RUnkaAkik
DE RAMON NOR EMO
21s $3.50 CRUZ - 21.

Tengo 81 gusto dc ofrooer 81
phblico en- general mis- sorvicios
en- el ramo & que me deiico. Tire
mes de adultos y do pArvulos de
gran lujo.--Trenes para viAticos y
faroles.--- Oapilla ardiente.- o.
talfacos paro honras , cuantc tra-
bajo % nos confen, sirviendo 4 loa
puebloa de 10 isia con aviao an.
Gicipado dc una hora. No 90 pids
dinero antiCipado.
Puerto Rico, Al do Dialembl
De lssss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-24
LINEA DE CUBA.

LlegarAn solo hssta Ssntiugo de Cubs
los vspores que salem les dias 5, Is y IS
Los de los diss y 25 tocaran or
Nuevieta, Puerto Padre, GibArs, Maya.
RI, Bsrscoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
Ell dis Is hard Las mismas escslas
{ exception de 10 de Mayari, y ademas
tocacA en- Sigua de T4nsmo.
Todoa retornar&n verificando sus g.
lidas de Cuba los diAs Is, % y 8, efec-
tuGndose las entradss en- IL Hsbans
gu Las fechss correspondence de 10,
30 y 9 de cadA mes.
Ninguno de estos vapores tocarA 3
90 retorno, en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-24
Tenta do Oasas.

For tsnsr aus sussntsrss "a dasio.
ssxsndsn las ss6AlAdas con los ntme-
800 ' a ds ID calls del Oristo de
sstn Oiudad. :,
Pa. inforuss pasdsn dirigifsa Loo
80. - Iutsrsssn 4 frosurador D. Be-
sspio sstty, Esn EFaasissa ntm- 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-24
xxWHA do las ANTIxxA8.
tapor M. L. WLL-AvERDE
- I'D u


(l1 Trasborda q correo que sale
de Barcelona 81 S y de Cadiz ell 10, ls
ssrga para HsbanA y Melico.
(2) Sigue 10 carga para 81 Medits-
rrkneo en- 81 miamo vapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-24
EMPRESA
VlPeRgygsPasOLE CORRHOSD DR LAS AITILLll
y trasportes mlIitares
10 Sobrinos dc Herrera, Habana.

Los vspores de esta emp esa efec.
tuarAn 90 salids desde este puerto er
los diss 5, 10, Is. 90 y IS de csda mes
4 Las s de In tsrde en- los dlss de labor
y d las IL del die en- los fsstivos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-07-24
ESTANCIA.

Sc vcnde una cerca de Rio.ple.
dras propla para lecherfa 5 Case a.
campo. Informaran, an Il OanitsI
Han 1ustos S.-Baioa.