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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
DE YAUCO.
Querido Director 6 =

Voy & inaugurar esta nueva Sc
rie de correspondencias con una
aota triste.
Me re6ero & la muerte de dos
camaradas, de dos companeros de
armas, de dos correligi0narios.
Bernardino Renessi, Director de
la Banda de esta Com pafiia de Vo.
luntarios, y Bartolom6 Villaronga,
soldade de Ia misma.
ri primero fu6 uno de esos hiios
del pueblo y del trabajo, pr&ctico
en- ell divin0 arte de la m6sica y
maestro en- el ofcio de peleterfs.
El segundo uno de- esos mucha-
chos lleno de vida y buen deseo que
afanosos de un porvenir deian mas
ALA del Oc4an0 la pereza para le-
vantar en- estas latitudes an cuIto
4 la laboriosidad.
Ent'end0 que Ia muefte es 10
6nico cierto que hay entire las es-
peransas de Ia vida; pero la muer-
to de IN joven produce siempre en-
10 mas h0nd0 de mi esplritu algo
ssi como Ia resisteneia & la confor.
midad. Bernardino Renessi habia
cont ado va por 10 menos dooe elus-
tros: al obscurecerse el sol de 50
coHciencia experimental el placer
de verse rodeado por los que le
querfan, y en- este sentidO casi tie.
'nen los que le lioran OCCASION para
c0nsolarse.
Bartolom6 Villaronga, al suCum.
biz presa de s6bita y desastrosa
dolencia, no tuvo 4 su lado Otro
carihe nj mas solicitudes que las de
su generoso principal Don Juan
Oastaiier y las de sus compahsros
de faenas mercantiles. Por ESQ
creo que el infeliz mancebo debi6
sentirse sobrecogido de esa tristeza
q NADIA comparable del que en- sus
postreros instantes, lejos dc la tiu.
ira nativa, inv0ca en- vano 81 santo
c0nsuelo do la familia.
Pobre jovenl lQui6n sabe si en-
el moment0 mismo en- que despe-
diamos sus restos desde los urbra-
les de la eternidad, ALA bsjo el ho.
gar donde otras veccs reCibi0 81
las cariciss de su desveuturada
madre, sinti6se 6sta estremecida de
placer al aletear en- su mento la
nariposa del recuerdo consagrado
Il hijo inolvidablel. -.
Que Dios tenga misericordia de
os que Sc van y se aplade de los
lue nos quedamos.
Paz & los muertos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
SECRETARIA,

RelGci6n nominal de donativos para
alsviar las desgraoias ocurridas
Gltimamente en- Ia Peninsula, que
50 pubIica en- Ia Gaoeta por aouer-
do de la Junta y orden del Exomo.
Er. Presidents.
Pueblo do Coamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

Despu6s de las flestas patronaIea
que fueron aqui rumbosisImas
gracias & la intervention en- e,las
de Antonio Mattel, Ell hijo mimado
del afecto popular--mal que is na.
SO Don Pancho---de ningdn otro
acontecimiento que no sea Ia ince-
sante lluvia de estos tiltimos dias.
puedo dar notlcia { los lectores deI
BoLETIN.
Es verdad que estuvimos inoo.
municados porque los caminoa -
fneron, 81 es que los hubo mas II.
do ESQ es algo mas que una bicooa
para los que tan fsliOes somos balo
el gobierno de una administraoi6n
muoicipal que saba y liberalmente
noa arruina.
Mientras en- esta munlclDalidad
impeFe q saludable i1ilnio "a I0a
fanatizados por la polftica. estov
seguro que todo 80 nos ha de q.
brar.
( para 10 que ellos, lon mango.
aesdoFess nscesitaa, todayia "a mu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06

ALA .......... ....."s
Total de 10 recauda.
do por los citados
derechos. .........
Bajs, con relacion q
igual mes del afio
Anterior... ......
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
!UNrl PROVINCIAL DIX soCelRss

PARA
LAS vICTIMAS DE LA PENINSULA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-11-06
Lis Comisi0n On Ia Foftalssa.


A las 8y media de la mafiana
de hoy, tu6 esta recibida por 8. E.,
con La amabilidad y cortesfa que
son caracterfsticas en- ell ST General
LassO.
La Oom's'6n, despues de saludar.
respetuosamente, & u. e., expuso
que el Oomercio de la Capital se
hallaba justsmente aIarmado. no
por Ia obra del nuevo Puente de
San Antonio, la cual aplaudia de-
seando Sc llevase a cabo en- eli
digno mando del actual Gobernan
te, sino por ciertos detalles para Ia
e5ecuci6n de IL misma. "Hay en- 81
proyecto, Excmo ST., dijo, entire
otras c0sas, el comisIonado para
ileVar la paIabra, IN serviCio de
ancones que prevemos ha de dar
muy malos Iesultados Dor Las con-
dicionea on que por 81 "a han de |
VsfifcaE el ttansitO y el trAflco. exe. |
'egdn Y. 4 sabe. son muy nu.i |
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!. OIUVV II
Sociedad de Auxilio
M6tuo de San Juan 80 90
Don Vicente Jordan Y
varios amigos. -. 3 90
Sooledsd La Providen-
cia humanitaria 4 90
Logia Caballeros de San
Juan. 40 90
Sociedad de socorros de
San Rafael. .. 6 90
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-28

individual accommodation. tho service viii be
OF the best, the table VIII b kept up 20 the
highest standard and the strictest care win b
exercised TO insure that guests win Be Tree from
the presence OF undesirable visitors
The ballroom Is the finest IN the Northwest
and there viii be qusdriile orchestra. besides
two pianos for the exclusive use Of the guesta
Boating viii be provided. and the charming
grounds kept in good condition for picnic par
tiss, who win, however, only b admitted upon
suitable introduction.
The scsrery afforded both BY the lovely Mer
Ger island Itself and observable from It's shores
require no comnsndation, and II only needed
the opening OF the hotel 70 render II delightful
resort nearly AL the year. The intention OF tns
management Ia 10 make IL an exclusive bu
mos. enjoyable resting place, its proximity q
the city and its accessibility BY the prett.
steamer c. O. Calkins giving IL advantages n
other place on the sound can command
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DEED OF A FrEsp.
Woman Assaulted at Renton by Black
Demon.


Mrs. @. Huber, slater Of Miller R. Galloway,
criminal assault Friday evening By an unknown
cclored man.
She bad been visiting her brothers family
IN Seattle all day and LETT on the O'clock trsia
Tor kenton- Fer home is about . mile and q
bali from the town, and having walked that
distance many times she thought nothing OF
starting out for home unaccompsnied- When
about hall way from town she met colored
man In the road. and seeing she was alone he
Immediately seized her. The woman resisted
with all her strength and screamed and cried
for help. After having beaten his victim
almost into nnconscleusness the black fend
took 70 his heels and has not since been seen,
though deputy sherif il hunting him down.
Mrs. Huber was covered with bruises, and her
fingers were bitten and stripped OF the skin by
the teeth of her assaiiant she managed to
crawl home, and Immediately the alarm was
sounded and the sheriff was notified. Deputy
Wells was sent cut 70 Rentoa early yesterday
morning, but 30 far the fiend has successfully
eiuded bis puTsuers. IL is said that the feeling
Of Renton 10 80 intense that should the man Be
captured he will be iynched.
W. W. Buchanan, acsrriags-nlaker, of Seattle
returned from business trip 70 Rsnton Friday
night, and be says that upon arriving in South
Seattle be saw coiored man come riding In
with his horse covered with perspiration, show
ing that the animal had been hard ridden The
horsenlan dismounted and wanted 10 sell the
animal 20 stranger for so. Mr. Buchanan
was quite certain tina: the horse was stolen. 1
is now believed that the man was Mrs. Hubers
assaiiAut
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THE BLoTTER.

Us DISTRICT coURT-HASFoRD, J.
,.Hs sa Esrshbcryer VS.. Edward Biewe;,-De-
$3.50 % bill OF complaint; sustained; leave
Tss. paSnta 70 file amended complaint
Nos a. ionkins CO al Va. the O. L Co es al
srln sa. 70 remand and strike affidavit Of NJ. c.
argued and taken under sdvikemenG
sertsios coukr-LIcRrENBExe. }.
.,,iss ,Ms.he1no0d vs. King couniy-Motion TO
p,ssn,iAss sSa OF answer: motion denied
49,. ~ sAAespsea allowed
" WrGrsw NeTrsEe 81 81. va. King county and J.
- $500 sss-DetaorreT 10 COMPLAINT; demurrer
NJ. q ';'S Sso ~ want q v e prosecution
ruled Tor want 0, p-oseertfo- 1891 wa
Z. \. turner vs.. VIM White e, al.-na-nur-er
snn[as demurrer oye1Egled; exceptions
The Commercial National hank =. r,h.-.,,
=. l. Nc1nire Ell sl-Notiou re-nnirin- T.sfs.rs.
az y, scNieroerg 70 produce OF Prove Snthnrstx
in, sgs;s.I !. motion granted. no one appear
" \. Merwin and J. W. Young rs. TAa r.t-
nAsen Land Com Aay-Nctign 10 ents-,-s, -
sr,' .s..en - AeIaLlNe. moaoa denied: no enc
sfySafltg Tor fnotlca; orS.er esGyinr y,,s5N-, -
ased hearing on motion SCI for Jgss n 49,.
n = Bartlett ys. W. {. Reichenekas =. -
souon q epsn and publish Geaoslti0n.; roorion
t&ntel Anc dispositions opened apa sIea
SAN {, WocdsI vs. W n CowSa -, ~
~StreTs Tor argument: dropped from csiera.r
AoGss Levy vS. A lADgd0n ct sI-pls5SsIs-
e s-s..E 70 answer Q; defendant; CaEis.SassE,.
AZ = samas! vs. {. H Kl,tincer st sl.-psr,,-s-
esSske :, hlttlnSer 70 plaintiffs COMPLAINT.
Sfaoss allowed 40 s4
90 sue vs. {. II. klttinger G. si--nenp--s,
~ Alitnger 20 plaintiffs co-nnlaints ~
love- essEruled; DEFENDANTS exception. =.
efc aei Va c. II. Kittinger ct sl.-Ds-,r--s,
Eer>ss rsesion 10 Plaintiffs co-apI.iats Ss.
kses ese1assd' defendants exception, Al.
ss II c. Z. Kt;ngsr Of sl-Dsmu-rs,
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DROPPED IN HIS TRACKS.
Sudden Death or Man on Board .
Steamer.

Steamer.
A man named Curtis dropped dead aboard the
little steamer Yukon. living IT the Yesler wharf,
last night about 3.l5 o'clock.
The owner OF the boat, A z. Leonard, was
with him when he died. Mr.. Leonard said that
Curtis bad been on the boat helping him the
past three weeks. Yesterday they were putting
in q boiler, and in the evening Curtis went up
town 70 see . man named Talbot He returned
to the boat about . O'Clock, and both
men sat talking il the cabin
few minutes before going TO bed, as
they slept aboard the boat Curtis suddenly
stood up. and, with the remark, Il feel faint"
settled back into his seat again, his shoulders
dropping over on Mr.. Lsonard's lap He
breathsd q few times If smothering with
asthma and died before Mr. Leonard realized IT,
Leonard then summoned Officer Townsend, who
telegraphed to police headquarters. and from
there notice was given the coroner and
Bonney & Stewart, who took the body
to their undertaking rooms. Deputy Coroner
Smart decided that an inquest was unnecessary.
Leonard said he did not know the mans frst
name, nor very much about him, but that he
was G. years OF age. has some grown up children
somewhere in Wisconsin and brother on the
Sound, he thought At Fairhaver, and that he
and his brother owned fishing sloop up 10 q
abort time ago. At the morgue nothing Of
any value was found on his person nor any evil
dence Of his name
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New suit. Filed.

court yesterday:
Miss Galliher VS.. J. MeCloud-suit for eject
nent and 81 due for rent
Cummings & o'Dsy vs.. samuel c. Kronnick--
kGit on Judgment for So.
Dexter Horton & Co vs. The Washington Cen
trsl Improvement Company ct al Suit on
rronissory notes for 5000 and interest
The Lake Shore Lumber Company vs. Valen-
cne Fromm et ux.-Suit for IS due for labor
and material furnished.
Albert Z. GostE. guardian OF George W. Csoetz,
minor. vs.. Green Lake Electric Railway Com
rany-Suit io- s2a.ooo
Tacoma Grocery Company vs.. Washington
teniFai improvement Company-Sui1 on prom
issosy note Tor $500
In the matter OF the application of the county
assessor % King county for writ OF mandate
against Jacob Farth--Aotloa for writ
he.lpsin & Co. vs.. II. s. GrGnbaum-SuIt
fer $Tas
hyrils ! Gallagher vs.williara r Gallagher
eQlk tor
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A LEAP FROM THE CLOUDS.
Special Attractions ut Lake Washingto
To-day.

There viii be many attractions on the shores
OF Lake Washington for pleasure seekers today
Besides the attractions OF scenery, beautiful
walks on land and sails on water, there win be
special amusernents OF extraordinary character
Al the end o. the Yesler suenue cable line
there will be . great balloon ascension and ira
pere performance
Before the ascension Professor Raion Will give
an exhibition OF wonderful gynnastic feats,
among which will be backward dive from
twenty-five foot pyramid OF tables onto the
ground This win be given on the grounds
near the Casino, where everybody can witness
IT signor Capolo, the human knot, viii also
perform, doing all the wonderful fea,s OF con-
tortionist and many that have never been seen
before.
Professor J. Z. Parker viii conduct the balloon
ascension, being assisted by Professor Capolo
The balloon viii go much higher than IL did
last Sunday and Professor Parker wiz make the
leap 70 the lake from the highest point the
balloon can go.
There will be no admission to these perform
ences The cable line has made preparations
for carrying many thousand passengers 10 and
from the lake, and thsye viii be no delay IN
returning home in the evening.
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hen tell him you Will get one
for half the sum first named.
That's the way one young lady
got a new dress last week.
She spent exactly 81 for 8
yards of those elegant soc
Henriettas, S. so more for
trimmings and Innings, and
then she had a balance of S.
left for pin money.
You can do better than that.
Here's a lot of those elegant
light suitings which were sold
at 25c a yard. that go now at
1896. Fifteen yards will cost
you only 81. so. add that much
more for the trimmings, etc.,
and you will have a dress that
no one will think cost you a
cent under S75.
Good taste and a triae of
money will dress up ladies'
wonderfully well, when the Sc
lection is made from our dress
goods stock.
If it is cotton goods--the
light, printed sorts-that you
prefer, the best offerings are
ready for your acceptance.
Greylock suitings, all we
have left, take another down.
ward plunge tomorrow. They
90 20 yards for 81. Formerly
these goods sold at 2oc a yard.
You know the texture of them
Just about halfway between
gingham and a fine calico.
American challies, with all
the best beauties of the French
ones, at Ioc a yard. A full 80
inches of width and double the
prices worth in wear and looks.
Words only give you the
mere hint about the 32-inch
Johnson ginghams that have
been reduced from 2oc to I5c
a yard.
More good summer comfort
and ease in those reduced TO
soc French outing fiannels than
you ever had in any similar
stuff at the price. Patterns
and qualities are right, too.
LIGHT as thistle-down, fairy
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A SUE CURE 500 RHECNATIsM.

have persoaSl kaowls1ge OF cases Of rhsu-
rnxsisrr in thls vicinity that have been imme-
dfssely relieved and permanently cured by
Cham txyiaiu's Pain Balm altar other remedies
were used without any benefit I have oeen
handling the Pain Balm for the past ave years
and cave never had any customer express any
thing but words Of praise fo- TIE medicine Ii
has been NV experiences that auy customer wAo
orra use. Chamberlain Pain Balm viii have
nothing else when sgHln in need OF such q nae1-
ieire f. W Potter. postmaster and druggist,
Elm Greek, Nebraska Ter sale by all druggists
and medicine dealers
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NEW YORK NEWSPAPER MAN.
Stopping In Seattle on His Way Around
the World.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank q. severence, OF Buffalo
n ", are in the city. Mr.. Severance IL con-
rected with the Buffalo Express, ana with BIZ
vile 10 just returning home from trip around
the world They arrived in Vancouver only Z
few days ago on the steamer Empress OF India
from Japan. Mira Severance is cousin OF Judge
Scott, of the supreme court of Washington
They viii leave this evening for Olympia whers
they viii be the guests of Judge Scott Return
ing TO Seattle during the week they viii star
immediately from here for Buffalo.
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Toklas, Singerman & Go.
717-19-21-23 FRONT ST.

SEATTLE, June 7S 1901.
Modern business methods exactly the reverse of the
time principles Twenty years ago the demands of Gus
toners forced the supplying of their for anything out
the regular Today the successful merchant keeps itte
ahead OF the he anticipates and provides in advance
Modern business methods have better example than
always find what you seek keeps you in touch with the best
dress ideas OF the continent and your buying wants at
every with equable prices
Semiannual stock taking going 1t Will probably be
concluded but the hurry and work
the usual Monday morning specials There enough how
ever, meet your buying attention
As the stock taking completed we shall have
something particularly interesting say.
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Excursion to snoquaimie.

An excursion viii be given to snoqualnis
Falls North Bend, and old Mount 81, on July l.
Round trip tickets g. Train leaves foot OF
Columbia street at S:4s q M: returning &C $40,
allowing six hours at the tails. Tickets for sale
at Stewart Il Holmes drug store.
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SC, then follow along. hop. skip
and a jump, &c, &c, &C. &C roc,
I24c, I5c, I635c, 2oc, 22c,
CSC, and then continue right
along at the ratio.
Perhaps you have thought
that the embroidery stock
wasn't full of bright values.
Only needs a casual glance to
change such an impression.
Ladies shirt fronts, a lot of
new ones just in, plain. fancy,
striped, polka dots, etc. You
will find them at Notion coun-
ter, neat the elevator.
White and fancy vests to 90
with the shirts (if you want TO
be right in the swim). up in the
Cloak department, with the
summer waists and hlouses.
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constant hum of buying talk at
the infants wear section.
Goods and prices are having
the sure trade-creating effect
Anything you want for al.
most a song.
Infants Robes.
Infants Slips
Infants caps
All sorts Of the best infants
wear at the very best prices.
Underwear section keeps up its
pace, understanding competition and
creating trade.
Two extra good hose offerings for
the week.
Boys hose, extra heavy and splen-
did value, at a5c pair.
Ladies' hose, double soles and
heels, age.
A whole host of ssc undervests, all
colors
More OF the tavorite ISc BaIoug'
gan vests for the children
One hundred dozen new ties re-
ceived the past week. Add that to
the already complete stock OF neck
wear in the Mems Furnishing de-
partment, and you will have an idea
of the extent of the stock and its Sc
lection. The new neckwear is the
handsomest received this season
Among them a large lot of the new
crepe ties-soft, crinkly sort of goods,
with delicate hgurings.
Three separate lines OF neskwear
we want you to look at:
The soc sort
The 7Sc sort
The 81 sorl
Same department, underwear sec
ton. bargains galore.
Balbriggan underwear, fancy and
plain, at prices lower than ever, with
the quality keeping up at the good
point
BaIsrirran underwear. soc ssca
B&lorfgEan underwear. TSc each
Raiezigran underwear. 81 each
ULa1 :. CANVAS ~ Good reiiahls
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Ministers, lawyers, teachers snd Others whose
occupation gives but little exercise. should use
Carter's Little Liver Pills for torpid Liver and
biliougness. One 10 q dose Try them.
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Dr. G. A. Rawson's residence moved 70 the
corner OF Twelfth and Main. Telephone $50
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The great attraction this afternoon will be the
balloon ascension and parachute jump at Lake
Washington. Take the Yssler avenue cars.
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THE HOTEL CALKINs.
Opening of Delightful summer Resort
at East Seattle.

Special invitations have been issued for the
complimentary opening of the Hotel Calkins at
East Seattle on Thursday evening next On the
two succeeding DAYS the hotel and grounds viii
be thrown open to visitors Thereafter the
hotel, which has been elegantly furnished. viii
be thrown open all the year round for the &C
conmodation of transient and soiourning
guests The suites are arranged for family or
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Do You Want

A PIANO or organ, a guitar OF mandolin, 20 20 O.
L Psg1is l. Co, COS Front street
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nature, as
it were
Infants
never wire
handsom-
en- dressed
atsolittle
expendi-
tur e a S
past few
weeks.
Theresa
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Not an enamel or lace bleach. but Q true beau
ifer-Misdom's famous Rohertine.
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Now IS your time 70 buy everything IN tie
.ewelsy line very lou 81 hansen&
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Pure silk mitts - ceaGs. o2PeaAslE2sE's. Sec
and sno Spring.
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Holding the mirror up to
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old or young, than a null hat.
Very sight of them brings VI
sions of soft, warm breeze.
Null hats have another feature
of interest added to them. All
that we have, for ladies and
children, after today at IS per
cent. discount.
Null hats in Millinery de-
partment. second floor.
Prices tell all that IS needed
to be said about the embroid-
cry stock. only they don't give
YOU the idea of quantity and
variety.
lust an even dozen of differ
ent prices up to 25c- Start at
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Prices Of Adrntsston-A1d 1sort1rn- lOcs seAs =
theaser 2oc, SOC. xecs box seals. SOC
SEATS reserved SIX aays q sovAncs a box csc
.vS ~ Lee 4 Schln-pfs Drug storA ecrncs
eecsnd AEe Columbia sssssA IasA'z 's-<Pas-s
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