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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-05

GILMAN. July A.. SPECIAL The funeral
OF Charles J. Norton. the young man who
fatally shot himself On Saturday evening
II the woods near Gilman. took plsee on
SUNDAY afternoon by order OF the COM
pa1y's physician. Dr. Har-elI- a. the day
vss very no. and the body Vas much dis
ESCrei, otherwise il looked rather aasty.
At the hospital, where the body lay, ;
beautiful service was held by Dr.. Kicker
son. OF Seattle. whose remarks touched
the hearts o. those present. many being
batheci IN tears The simple story o. the
Gecs2Se6's life, s. known for the past two
years. vss tod, AMI IS Il vas realized that
he, who alwsys had had loving and care
ful hands 10 attend 10 him. and even
luxury IN life II earlier years. was 10 De
buried without kifa and kin attending,
TIE pity Of ]" WAS doa5lv fel. By all
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PlcESErRs. Jay 4-Ths home team
tcCce.e1 ;as,r his cary Sol woa. aided
cy t1e battery 42G errors >oA-s. Pats
I'm, :. his - e--2-s !. Baltimore :. ATS
:. ERRORS e. Ez15w5a MscS
s0& NcNsAo2. Gc~>a. &2i Geo.aSan.
fes.s@--c - cAe s~S'22 game u5.e3 n =
s.,.e-.--& game &n& A.s Fe-s.oz2 hz-3.
>>s-es iH.Esc..-E u his =. s--1-s d:
EA--2-->-s = A..S I errors 3 Ba1-sr5ss-
Terry 81. A.-s-; Foreman ans GGuSoa.
C,NeENNAE-. Ju.v s-Tae c-Ss game wAs
>-.ac>ses IL rse s.sS;A ov >eaith> he1.,s
~aa. >,>o7e- C1rc-naso q ass> 8. e--o.S
ErS,c- g. 1-rS : srrs~S a Eat-sc-ss-
t,sA-c s,-Ns2 ana NS-casr- N.cbo.s All
Bennett. Il gAe afternoon t1s EeS--zzA2s
voa c~t n JAe u1a.a naming q a pso-
game >ccsS C.2claaail q hi:S :. er-e-s
: E->sca :, h.ss :. er-o-S =. B4.sc-ses-
.f1-YvA Iaa-2 oe-.a.a ana \ AGsA2a, >sIv-
essS &c3 Bennett.
b.-ys>v.zsE 3Gsy TIE Ca.e1els'
'',a-a-cS sAa2e ~As made IT u e--o-<
ss-St -as0e->c&aze. I.oGl>vs.e & as
s--c~> rs S-No&)yE ( Asgs :. s--o-s !. Raj
ter.e>-ifos<e aad NsaE. Sen as Tn
I'a-E- >sass-S SIS ta1caea ~ ssxr- x Fo~
i4-ee zGG.a~> n sas >ecoA3 game 4-S as
A7ocSe2 ga - tie eex q sAe f3z-.a
-@2azs. Louisville = h.ss 8 e-rs-s 4:
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Our Friendly Relations With Mexico.

WAsBTSGroS CITY. July samuel c.
Graham, an American citizen, was coz
de-aned 20 twenty years imprisonment
fo- the murder Of Mexican II the state
OF Jalisco. Upon Recommendation Of
Congressman Springer and oshe. prorni-
nent citizens he Was pardo1ed BY the
Mexican government
The secretary o. state has received i'd
wees confirming the reported troubles
slols the Rio Gra1de near san Antonio.
The troubles involve no political features.
but simply individual acts OF desperate
citizens Of both countries. Instr 1csions
have been sent 10 General Wheaton. CON-
landing the department. OF Texss. 20
communicate with the Mexican general
commanding IN the adjoining province,
with view - cooperating N enforce
Ueat o. the neutrality laws and the pre-
yentio1 OF further violence If possible.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-05

The second championship season Of the
Pacific Northwest League opened yeSter-
day. Two games were played ct Portland,
Spokane losing both. Seattle played az
Tacoma in the morning and lost. il being
impossible to finish the game before the
time TO take the tram home for the second
game. In the afternoon at the Madison
street ball park Seattle won from Tacoma
handiiy and scored the first shutoGt Of
the second half. The next games viii be
played on Thursday. at Seattle. between
the home club and Tacoma, and az Port
land, the visiting team being Spokane.
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Chicago Races

Cs1cssc Jay As Washington Pax S'.e1e
p@c0ss wv-s - S,gsu.sNzeS. ne .-Sex w<s
Aszvv- "a ssssG-s . 10 5Ay U.s. t1s >2s-.,sE
sc&Gss- W. A. g1e .e2esss o@-s q t2s Gay -
\swco& IAs -zce SIS - SysS-~a-@s, S1s az
Ss2-tz- -e..Ss Zzzzsvsr go Sszy - t2% .ss1.
ScSe-r Ssecz3 = --a<S - re .fzz1 81 - s1<
n sAs CzE-t-- --..e. N+w5e2 VS. = - ssS1.
t1ee-2 ,eeoz1 &zz ssSeGs tAz-1 a. lie Aall
Nsw.o2 - ~ twe lsG<s2ss Geese seccz1,
aScezt sa.~& 4, - ez4 a t.e So = K.
Nev1o1 So e. av swo 1e2s;1s- NscS-o Saao2@
So Es<ez- T2-1 = - sl-S.ea. N,~s2z ss--l
Ess-2-A--s1 - 80 assS sss lSG1 Ceesso ss=sc1s,
~a-lsvz- a. - at scz:2< &-c1<. 81 Newton
cs-zs 12se- see u - two .ezStas sess1. Csee-o
$500 SIS Gla5l ssr ssl-1 C1z SCzc1s&-1ss
Frva sz,4e-Es-HtsS Sr.sz 80 Bee S-sek-
c--.,. - - -tl-sys4A - - 4az1>s 4--E-e~
>e-la.1 -.rs --es &ae1 :
49, &aTv- wsRz. Nozss@i ssSss11z SS-1Cs--
g1--2 2Eses, --
<-A1 - -. >aes-~s&S$s~ - s-xss--a--s-
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Eiesinx Lonxshoremen Arrested.

union sIeve1o-es we're unloading $ vessel
this morning crowd o. union men So
Feared snd attempted 70 drive them away.
4 fight resulted n which fully LOO men
participated. sad Tevolysrs were used.
William Hsnrsp received hclies wound
in the arm and Luke Howley. leader OF the
union men. v2s wounded II the hand.
Before the rioters could iniic. suy more
injury the police appeared and twelve he
lieersnts we're arrested. 0shsr arrests vii
falioy
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PORTLAND WON BOTH GAMES.
Fitzgerald His for Seventeen Bases-A
Home Run by Stencil.

PORTLAND. July Special Portland
Won both games today. Both were very
close and exceedingly vel! Played. II
the frs; the game was aon IN the ninth
inning by hard hitting and one Or two
slow plays by Spokane Fitzgerald.
though hit fo- total Of seventeen bases,
scattered The hits well. In the
second game Lucii Was the more effective
but the errors and hits came together and
Portland won. There was no regular
umpire here. though Knight was written
10 Friday last TO report here for duty. Is
3 consequence Lucid and McNsb5 off,
ciased in the morning game. and Le!par
alone IN the afternoon There Vas is.ls
kicking in the first game. but lots Of !. IN
the LAST The balls and strikes were hor-
riole. bat the bases fair. Though Leipe-
called White ont ST the plate and Dsl-
rynple az first On very close plsys. Il did
not sfzect the final result. Following Is
the score OF tie mrs; game:
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After Hatfield had been retired at first,
Earle hunted along the third base line aEd
bea. the bail to first. 4 Wild pitch fol-
lowed, and Earle, by fast running. made
third LANCE then hit toward third and
beat the ball 10 first. aliosiag Earle 10
score. Miuaehan hit over Borchers' head
and reached FIRST on Patton's tumble,
LANCE going 20 second on the play. A
wild pitch advanced both men and Twins
sacrifice 10 Speer allowed Laase TO cross
the plate.
In the ninth the home team clinched
the game By scoring two more runs. on
mixture of errors Hatfield reached arst,
after AcG,nnis had fled ont, on SIppl's
tumble. Earle retired TO Goodenough-
Hatfield made a clean steal. and scored
from second on L.ngs's double 10 right
passed bail. followed by a wild pitch
allowed LANCE 70 score the last ran-
Irwin ended the side by giving Cartwright
fiy. Tacoma went OFT IN order, and the
game was over. The score:
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Seattle clue weak. Not nt.nos..,

NACos-A- l-.E = pscla.- '-Tas STATE
F2e0' - t1e G.-cS-&-s - s1e >noksra
league slap here Yesterday ;lS. Seattle was
s>>a-afAole sor IAco-2A' : failure - s@cs,7e
--s; p-&ce II The -: re-naCt rsce. A.s
eesa sC,e-c-e;e2 ~ some - mean taat
Seattle ha1 N:lt1.E s--csC games %
Portland - celszi Esco-A las : e.
t-7c.y e--c-eoG~~ NJ <1ch meaning AS
intended The Spokane directors meant
E@-, Scales weakness a-.cNs,3 Portland
- defeat re- repeatedly. mus e.v.ae Po.s-
- - -
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Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK. y J.. JaIy THE oreains
Gar Asre wAs under favorable circumstances
re races 81 tbs trsck we're tie issg races
SINCE $50, sasz tie Lsy and or4sr League
threatened 20 arrest ;Ae 5ooag.aserS, soG the
gates have been kept closed sizce thea Troza1a
may d expected tomorrow. suEnzr
sS1 fC-le7Cs-Correctsoa wo1. ki.sssoa Sec
end PlcaEicKsr 1hl-d. TlEas. I.ISls
421epelGsnce stakes for s~year-oiSss. SIX .ur-
lo1ss->S M.cAasI WOE. coz s-cce second. cvar-
tan shI-d- Time. 1-L5
soE4-t1 OF July handicap. cue mile First
divIslS7. al horses accepting over i05 pounds
tournament voc. Maidstone sscoa4, Rsekoa
third TlEzA, LIS
Second division. for horses accepting is
pounds o. lsss-Slr Mathew wo1. Ja25eI5-s
second kIl6aer third TIr1e. I.sSI2
Ccs47 stakes. zine f~Cioass-L0Ess Won.
E2srs second Time z1N
seven furIonzs-Arao xo1- Fremont second,
No<G2-esE :1lr1- Tine. -
F.v. AID o-s-aaIf tGc-01Ss-LI5dle vo1.
E--ht@Esy second, Pa-tsc Touss third Tiue,
E.aSs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-05

Victoria Teams Defeated by the Taco
mans-Good scores

TACOMA, July Especial Seattle,
Whsicom. Victoria and Tacoma were
represented s. the trap tournament under
the auspices Of the Tacoma Rife. Rod and
Gun club. Tacoma kept Up her record by
carrying of the hoaors IN the team shoos,
IS xe.l IS in the general averages Indeed.
Tsoona'S record s s. good. both iadivIdg-
ally and II team work. IS can he shown By
many o. the professional teams Of the
county. The tendency OF gunasrs not 20
shoot against the experts. : felt. and II
meet this The prizes n trsp contests were
50 arranged Is 10 let the poor shots Is well
- tire experts, hare ch.Ree =. the PRICES.
which aggregated S5ssl in cash. and II ad-
6itiol2s $50 IN extras donated IN cash.
and nearly Sssl II articles contributed II
p-izes- The wiad was quite s.rcuc, Inter
ie-ing slightly with the shooting The
team shoot resulted - follows. the teams
following eacA other IN the order named:
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Seippirg Intelligence.

xes- zE2i Passed Iz-5k.- = tcw g rzs -
co-nx. a. p r.: So W-l-zir g-c1, 3. so = L
PssseS. oa--I2s Eolyoxs. =. = = B2-x cz.-
SIC ecGE1 -
NEAE SAY. JAY As = G-Pa-s2y clcncy,
trs>e southwest wI-3
POE- CxE>cxSE. sE2T As = E--CAozsy:
h-lsS west VIM
PcE- ASsx-zs. Jay As = --Cscr3-:
strong vs.: sad sap 8ys7g slSez-s. z 2
". Ecws5 ct - Tyes s: 2. -
fcSr TowS>zSas IGly - Spec. a. Ar
-lvs@-62s2 C1a-tss 2 C-ocAs-. ssTeaees1 Gzvs
5ro= Eo1c-Z.1- s1}r E-seso1. s5xeeS= says srCz,
>a2 Erz2e2scc. =. N21&1zos EA3-e&2 sip E.z-
1os-zZ. E-cz, vs. 2z-4-Sr. a. MocSyvlIls.
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TScon,s also defeated Victoria y s team
vool shoot. 10 20 - cut d IN binds, The
general averages were ss follows OK. OF
total o fo-.y binds, not including tie
team shoot
El-sz-E oe-iv :. Sx-sow -
>eo0z&-E->,s -. psaaA-. =
IEl08-teo-=- - EAlrS2&l X s-11sas- a
F9-r.1-A zo2aG.. 81
FlsiH-Nsr1- -
N0GS1.1- -
>sge1tA-N T A34r-s &
Es-1-2-Se--y S. no1Ss =.
N-@T2->1ss1 r. &el2s- 8, aa-1y - S1tHs-l r.
Il ssve-S, Instances Barlow, penh2u2,
Eoscly, Sis. Ca2rcA.2i, Berry 2n1 Kim
hall were t.e5 To- s-ss place. killing s., ten
eiodS. There wee $50 tlsS for second an3
shl-l vz&ces. tie sossl entries being thirty
ysl~s
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kreSsi~rrH&

ToSDoS. July 4-Ths Ne-s Ls-a< E-p-sss ssy.:
EEs.ish ~hes-s are 1G.l. x2d 8 pence - shfl-
Ing lows-. AT tore.s2 = pence Bossc L 3
ss.lo.-et taxs SSa,a DC quarters % fe-sigr wheat
Sn3 IaA.aa SACKS u z22c have ses1 p-see.t II
he warehouses;
Maze = wsAk
Oats declined ps-ce. While Azs-tcsa !. SCI
i1S Ss IS.
Eys - S--s-
Bas2s 2z6 pszs Sc re1cs c1sarec
AZ tS1sy7s market 5oG- WIS weaker. English
: = better is=s39 tss1 te-s5ga- Taecs 5 l.zls
business n o2-.sy- Grinding scr-s asye dropped
pence T2s-s - tS-- -s11-. .cr E.lre- Ere
ts-. rs2cs. e11s- so-ss ~s-s unchanged Oats
y,.sr'a-,-a.S
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Western LeaSae Cameo

CHICAGO. July 4-Weste-a Lea-ue
games today were:
At oulaha-FIrst sane-onahs I. Toe
do / Second g2na-OEn2ha II. Toledo 5.
A. NIlwaukee-Firs eaze-Mi.wzzkea
l, Indianapolis 9. Second sa1ne-MIwa9-
kee .. indianapolis ;
Al Kansas CIsy-EIrst saus-kalsas
City 4. Columbus 3 Second gane-kaa-
szs CITY ). Columbus >
Al MinneapolIs-Flrst sam-Minnssp-
oils 10. FoEt Wayne @ Second game
Minneapolis ). For. Wayne
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100 at1st. ten sur.ozss-Sexeoa war. Cicero
ssSaoZ3. 2xidlv&r third. line 2-SE
cx +GrIozgs, Essts-Gui9o Won both heats
e1o>Aoze second, Big Ih-es shirt Bss. time
l-T5
Handicap eight as. half sG-te-Ss-Pas-icS
vo2- Lord Nilov5rook second. e Rsyo sai-t
IIz,e. 2-Es
>lx lrrtozss-Raay Payne Won. Jaha Winfield
secG2d, 8leTlrs ;AIrt Tlns, T.%a
SIX I1r.o1gs-RU-a WOE. Aose-sol. second
Joa1-y U-eeae- third. T.nze. I:g-I@
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SEATTLE
Summary.

Earned ru1s-TzcoEaA :. Seattle / Two-oasa
kits-e ORR S3pp5, Cartwright. Mnaehan- BSses
en- oaals-By Griffith ;, Ha-rHst : struck ont
By tIrsItlta : Parrot 6 Wll1 pitehss-tS-5:sslsA
J. Passed oa4ls-EsTle / Time OF game 81
Epl-es-kaicAt AM Msrch.
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SCoAE SY NSrNs.

H2,s s&-7s3-To-s,s23 :. S7okzns : Two-
eSse e&ts-Fo. 2sZGs~ Lsge11 4zrse- esse Aas-
lGc-1 Home --G-Sts-s@- lo&c1e 7ssv-
= A29e, v e--scN So MSus- NcNsSa. 0er-Iek
SID Mans @NssS ~ >z.ss-L2r>& = az y
y~scee1 aS---L~c.1 >s-ac& CGs-&cNse2 :
--csa = No Y-;c1ss--eel& : Llz2e - sz-.s
-. - Jzrz-e-Llsrs-
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SoEz 81 ISSEySS

--s--EIa-gE s--I -
Cartwright. Bases on 521ls-GetT l-Ss :.
Bo-c5e-s- = Rises trorn being 4it ey Us,cheI
os--s-By Bo-cAe-s : Sg-Gek e1s-Bv NeSia-,
MS :, B1-CAezs : Passed. balls Be C1Siy =
Wild p.2cAes-By B0-ehers 3 Tine O. EsEs-
I.Sa UEp.rS-N. ka.gaG Seo-sr-Fo.szs
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THE FIRST SHUTOUT.
Seattle Puts a Coat of White
wash Over Tacoma.
PORTLAND WINS TWO GAMES.
lecond Series Opens With the sound
Clubs Breaking Even and spokane
Carrying the Target
RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES.
PORTLAND WINS TWO GAMES.

RECORDS OF THE LEAGUES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
C0MPRIMID0S De vICHY De FtDiT

Entire Jos pfeparadoS do su olase,
la Emulsion de Scou ts Ia mas fa.
Gil de digerir ann para los est6ma.
gos mas delicados 6 intolerables.
Guayams, Puerto Rico, Abril 6
de 1887.
Sehores Scott J Bovine, Nueva-
York. .--Muy senores mios: Tepgo
Ia satisfaction de manitestar & Vds
que, tras de siete amos que vengo
usando EN- mi cllentela particu at
su Emulsion de &C csite de bacalau
con hipotostitos de cal y soss, no
he deJado nnnca de obtener brillan-
tea y rapidos resultsdos en- los ca
SOS de atecciones bronquiales, es
crofulosis, raqnitismo, 81, teniendo
dleho preparado la gran ventaja
sobre los otros de ser sgradsble al
paiadax } faojlmente to!erables aup
por los est6magos mas delicalcs
Uon este motive me repito de-
vds. atflno. 8 g.. . 5. NJ, DR..
JOaqaia Sabater, Medieo T.tular.
Csrnas. m0Aclles Y sangfe ie-
nnesanse con solo algunos fras .os
dc Emulsion de Aoite de Higads
de Baoa!ao de Lanman &. hsmy, re
medic radical para todas las afoc
clones pulnooares y dc ID Gargsu
Ia, Catarfo. Drbiiidai ) Agota
piauto Gel sistema, pe.dlda dc car
nes J demacracion. Posee en- a..
soluto .odas las vittades i6u cas-
nuttltIyAs del AteiGc de Higa d.
Bscaiao J dc los b hlpotoslilos, sieu =
do al mis, po: sn rma dc Em Al
sion . AlmradradA, mnehJ mAs
agradAo.r a pAsaiAf y dc mas "A
eli digestion que ci Aec,,e par, ~
eual maehAs lessonAs poaen obj.
cion por 10 tr.l.tlslo los cas3msgus
dcalcalo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05

as verdaderas ri doras de Vallet
se obtienen rssulsados ventsj osos
mas faci'men'e ? con mas pronti.
tud que con las demas prepara-
clones ferruginosss Professor
Piorry).
NOTA.-En los casos de cloro-
sis, de anemia y debilidad general
as s!empre muy ventajoso, y con
freouencia indispensable, unir a,
ferruginoso una preparation de
quina que obra como t6nico. So
darA la preferencia 81 vino de qui-
mum de Lsbarra que. La asocia-
cion de las Pidoras Wallet al qui-
nium Labarrsq1e produce efe toy
moy notables.
Las Pildoras de Wallet vardade-
ras on b'ancas, no plateadas, y ell
uombre de Valet va escrito sobre
1ada una de elias.
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WATERLOO PoItTICO".
ExAMEN CRTTICO
DE LAS PRINCIPALHs THORfAs
soBRB QUE DEscANsA HI EpIYIcIo
PoLfTICo MoDERSo,
L..DON lGNACIO DlAZ CAKEJA,
sarfo, DBL s,OLrru ueum" /" n nnrostR
DEDICA1oRlA.
LA RAzON DEL TITULc.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS debef
Cumplido.-La generacion que su-
be.-La justicia humana Prefer
tos criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus M =
nifestsciones.-La opinion p6hlioa.
Ell periodismo.-Lo que debc ser
el periodismo.-Lo que % hoy Ia
prenss. LA pre- q y las leyes.-
La politica 10 que debe ser lA
polftica.--O6mo % hacen los poll
ticos. Como racen los partidos -
Los programs politicos -Art.f-
clos politicos.-N carnaval politi-
co.-Miserias politicas. - sinccri-
dad olitca-Fanatismo politico
La democraciA Principles de-
mocraticos.-Absurdos demccrAti
cos.-Dellrios democrAticos- -- Ia
hbertad de In OAsedra.-Lahcrtad
contra derecho.-LA iguAidAd 90
Cial.-La igualdad On 10 historic. -
La igualdad ante In rax6n.-LA 20
berania.-La demagogiA.-Los hna
nos modernos.-La revolueion- =
Las huelgas.-Oonfusion y eaos-
81 nihillsmo. -Propagandas demo
ledoras Cancer social.--Antino
nias y anomaliaA-El maycs q
los eIrorea-Allk vA In naveL-Rpl
logo J eonclusi6n.
De ventA-En la Impenta d
BOnETTa MKRcAxTII-
Preclo.--Un peso eiseuea,a g.
tavos ejemplas.
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,fIIIiI g4iiiIi Ii l.liti :

Nj EAsfA 81 "a ii II tessssls
fxa - N4l@ NsFwna. aGaefn d., i,
hsa &c sci AastscA Il seeostaa
Ms -ss FA8sets &c A~@s-rs4a esca ss5a
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LA CORONA.

. Esta msrca habahsra go2a de
universal reputation por Ia supe.
surior excelencia de sus inmeiora.
bles cigsrrillos solicitados CON EN-.
peho por todas las personas dc
guhto.
En- diciendo La CORONA hueigan
concentrates J alabanzas.
Son representatives. aqui de La
CORONA los 8 es Sucesores de In.
quierdo & 90.
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+. fONT 7 hkRMANO.

IANCA ., kSoUlAA FvKfALrEA
uomsroiante importEtoz.. Gran sur.
.iao Dc soasefvas, Whoa J icorss. Uni.
io lmportador DC Ios vinos dei aIAnaao
iosecnsro doa Aa. tasio Sierra de Ale-
sou (hicJa). VaaiAs por mayor Dc.
sAii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-10-05
JOSE 7. SILVA
TETUAN 37.-OAPITAL

Consulado de Meiico, Bar nerc
comlsionists, Agenre prime sal do
la Oompafia general Tras .tlanti.
que (vapores franceses), Oorrespon
sal del Credit Lyounsis de Paris, Rt
presentante de los Establecimien.
tos de Gail de Paris, de 10 Com
paiaia de Seguros contra incendios
:" Norwich Union, ~ de la Oompa.
h1a espanola Alianza de asegura-
dores" de Barcelona. Tiene sue
cursal en- Agusdills.
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f. ALUNS0.. San rrane..oo,.x.

Don tituio honorif1co por s. M.
81 hey, Premiad0 CON medai.a dc
piata y menclop nonorttica.
Hace pers0nalmente toda chase
le retraLo en- 80 nuevo Estabiecl.
mlento lptimerA Oh su clase) de 3
10 II marana q B do II tarde, sun-
luc ol ola este nubladL.
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