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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04
ReQulebros y primores

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04
Ell PARTIDO
CONSTITUTIONAL CUBANO

Con ell mayor gusto y con ps-
triotica satisfaction vemos, por
10 que nos dice nuestro inteligen-
to J querido corresponsa' de 10
Habans, cuya interesante csrts
decenal insertaremos en- nuestro
odmero pr6ximo, ssi como por 10
que ltemcs en- Ia prensa de aque-
lla Cspits'. que Ia reorganization,
ansiada , fecunda, del gran Parti
do de Union Constitutional de 10
Lila de Cuba &c hslla en- vfas, mas
que en- Was, muy cerca, de ser up
heeho eolemne y consumado,
que indudAblemente ha de cons.
.ituir una psgiua de ORC en- Ia his
toria po,itica de aquelIa preciads
Antilla.
81 no fracass, 10 que no e.
creible, dado ell civismo de sque-
llos correligionarios nuestros; si
40 ftacasa, por cualquier Incl
dente de los que no pusden pre-.
verse, ell plan en- buen hora,ideado
? resuelto, con Ia vAliosa coope-
racion de otras conspicuss 6gurA.
del Partido, por ell ilustre patricio
.enor MARQUES de Plnar del Rio,
de reorgsnizsr sobre firmisimae
bases Ia gran Colectividad de
Union Conslitu ional cuants gra
titud. como ia otra veE dijimot,
cuGnto reconocimiento debersn
respectable procer. queaquella no
biIisima tarea se impuso con All.
mo perseverance, 10 mismo 10
causa espanola que los altos inte
reses de 10 Perla del Go.fo M,ji
canol
Nosotros espetamos del pstrio-
tismo de nuestros afnes de Cubs
que Ia obra de 10 rsorgsnixaeiop
De gu Parsidc no tropersrA cor
nins dn ob,,aeulo, unidos como II
hAllan aqte los bsjo Ia irtiasncis
lie tan loAbls Aspiraei6p, y que
en- 10 primera semana de Abri
senidero, periodic en- que debs cs
ebrarse Ia Aamblea genera! d,
Ia Communion, segdn aeusrdo. to-
mado, entire otfos, por 10 Comi
sion reorganis sdou ssoeiada con
otros psronsjes del Partido, a.
evantarA & ts a.ivo, robasto J
llsno dc g.nerosos entasiasmos
para stguir siendo 10 gu. hs si
10 stmprei intxpugnaIle ante
mural orussto 8 loda susrts de-
ldsales y so'neiones per jadieiales
para los dtEsshos pauios Y 10
prosPsridad dc q humana Asu~
liz.
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tnos 90 t6o los seussdes ttmados
sn vsftas sstionts q Que Asistissen
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04
CONERCIO EXTERIOR DE- ESPlNA

Ssgdn los datos oficiales que
ha publ cado Ia prensa de Ia Ma
dre pstria. nuestro Comercio d..
Ex port.cion IA venido veri6can-
dose con no escaso aumento hssts
el dltimo proximo pasado afio de
1891, 10 que sus!osos consigua-
m0e.
Veanse, Of no, estss cif.as, dc
.uyo elocusntes:
PtSetdS.
Va'or de Ia Expor.
tacion en- 1884,. 790.326.27
En- 1890 ..,........ 824.785.335
En- 1891 l.......... 854.965 18C
Veremos 10 que interrumps
este halagu EMO aumento Ia Tariff,
proteccionista francesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04
RECAUDACION.
ENERO DE 1892.

Con ell V: b: de Ia 1ntendencla
General de Hacien la, ha publica.
do Ia Administration Central, en-
la Gaceta, un estado de la recau-
dacion obtenida por ell Erario,
durante ell mes de Enero dl-
timo, de las siguientes rentas
comparable con Ia que pro1ujerop
en- ell afio anterior las mismas.
Vamos q extractar Ell estado en-
question.
Durante ell mes de
Enero dltimo pro.
dpjo Ia recauds
ci6n de las Con.
tripuciones & i'm
puestos Ia suma
de-. 80. ............ $75.6S2 SO
Dlterencla de axs,
con relacion q
igusl mes del silo
snterior............ 10 215.46
LIS renta de .Adua.
mas produlo en-
Enero dtimo g.. 14S.977.95
B,js, con relacion d
igual mes del ano
anterior.......:..... 46.S09 IS
Las Rentas estanea.
das prodnjeron en-
Enero l.timo .... S0.935.
Ala, con relacion a
igual mes del sno
anterior. ........ s.56s IS
Los Renes del rs.
tado produJeron
|. tn Eaero d ii
mo ..-"....... 4.4e3.06
Ara, con fe.Aeion q
iguAl mes del sno
an,erior........... 4.39sl9
Los logresos evea-
taales proSnleron
en- kasto dla
mo ...... ..... l6 S6s.l3
Ala, con relaeioa =
igaal mes del sno
sussrior....- $50. 4,02o.Ts
ResGusni
l.. reeaadaeion Oh
teaida por el Era
Fio, darsage si mss
de EnsEu ali
no, dc las eco
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tao ,lsstsse.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

Ne rranl5 a ID en- el Congseec.
salo IL pscAisisaeiA del selAos NAvA.
feo ksyrxter, Ia saoeemislon dc
sGaSisadA para oSnpArse ca el exA-
@en De- eatAsnsa tetcscnte 4 obi.
kasaones seeesAles del kstAdo
Ia aaeSomislaa Aeoraa fcccmen-
sAF ~ Eatssssro 10 eoaveaieacAA Dc
sEeswataf 4 Lac Costes aa nneso
Tgvs esto lie ley te classes pasivaa
! sAlealA Ia cara . cue facAoaal.
aease g>~asa AseSadse aA eellxaelon
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pxsseas~AsIe u ais&xS1e q NsA1AA
- sAsA - sss@f eaexe<se ii n6mes
n n aGsAtN sQegailess e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

Para conirArrestar en- 10 posihle
los eteetos de las relaciones conner
alec con Francia, facilitAndo 10
ventA J consume del vino, 10 Dipu.
sAcloa foral de Navarro Aa ordena-
10 4 los Ayuntamientos que limi.
sen el impaesto sobre el consumo
oomna 4 ia eAntidad de cuatro e6a-
sias9s DC pesctA por litro. des1e el
diA l. dc Mario del aho que corrN
scspetlndose el derccho de los
AsEs ndAsAtios 4 percselr mayor i'm.
pa sso ca lAs locA idades donde %
Aahser~n u iamAio Las subastas an
'cs Dc 10 paelieasi in dc este sc1er.
10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04
EXPOSICION universal
ID E C"ICAG0.

Continuance reproduciendo Gu
riosas noticias acerca de 10 que
~ d ser aquel gran Certsmen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

Gun VOiuutou uc tItUtJbI POOIen
adquirir un titulo ciensi6co y una
carrera de primer order.
1 Este procedimiento de ipgreso
mediaDte exsmen en- lss provin-
cias de Uitramar y de seademias
preparatorias 10 hs planteado 81
Ejereito con muy buen exito, y
no hay raI6n alguna para que 20
fepga 81 witmo en- las carreras
eiviles, y para extendtr el shnma
baftara generalizsr 10 lsgislaei6n
militar en- ette punto y ssnalar
nm supo proportional 4 Puerto
Rico en- el contiDgente admisible
para eada una de Lee earreras del
Eatado que Sc reelutan por oposi
ei6n. Este sisttms, stguido en- 10
earrera judicial de pocos sncs (
esta parte. hs sido recibido por IL
opinion rabliea con notorio splau.
&C.
Fl Institute 8 Eseuela de ins.
trucei6n superior no debe llenar
solsms nte el objeto de prepara.
ei6n de que hasta ahora hemos
bablsdo, elmo que debe ser Ia ins
tituci6n ciehii6es por sxeelsneis
Do 10 Isls, dedicandose . reunir
sodo 10 pectssrio para 10 eultura
rtblies y para los sstudios que
require Il progreso do 10 Isls
bsjo .sdw etsssPso', J ssfsslsl
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

X. Alden, Esp. of Winthrop. is in
town to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Clark are at Hotel
lIc,elton to-day.
Two Skowhegan students ut Colby
have been given parts in the Junior cN-
hbition, Miss Grace NJ. Cohurn and
George O. Smith.
Hon. Seth l.. Milliken will speak AT
Athens. Wednesday evening, at Canaan
Traifi and Reciprocity.
Weare pleased to learn that there is the
cient and popular principal and assistant
of Skowhegan High school. Mr.. -. W.
Hall and Miss Fannie lloytr. are to re-
main another year. We hope ii may be
longer.
The exercises of the graduating class
of the High school will be held, as pre-
viou>ly announced, June 2lst., afternoon
and evening at Coburn hall. The Colby
Glce Club will furnish the music for the
occasion. The sermon before the Glass
will occur in the Congregational church.
sunday the 10Th inst. and he delivered
by Prof. Smaller Mathews of Waterville
There will be no Junior exercises this
year Il three years are the grade WIS
made higher in the Grammar school 50
that no class entered the High school.
The members of parmcnas Encamp-
mcnt No. Is, |. O. q. T., with their
ladies spent very pleasant evening al
the Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday evening.
June sth. One of the principal features
of the evenings entertainment was Il
mock initiation arranged and conducted
by patriarchs T.. l.. House and :. &.
Ward with chief Patriarch Jas. Iums-
den as candidate. Besides the initiation
there WAS a very pleasing musical pro-
gram successfully carried out. Refresh
ments consisting of strawberries and
cream with cake, fruit etc. was served
by caterer +. X. Delano. in the Banquet
rooms. There was about % couples in
attendance. The party broke up at about
II o'clock.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

Mrs. Mary j., widow Of Charles
Blanchard, died instantly at her home
in Philadelphia on last Friday. She
WAS "A native of Skowhegan and WAS the
daughter of the late james and Betsey
Parker Cleveland. OF a quiet and gentle
spirit, she YET possessed great force and
strength of character. and WAS beloved
by all who knew her. Size leaves quite
II family of children. Her loss will be
deeply felt by her brother and sister
Calvin Cleveland and Mr.. Benjamin
Fletcher of This place, who were expect
ing visit from her this summer. The
window in the Bethany church. a me
mortal OF her parents. VA, the gift OF
Mrs. blanchard.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

We send ont Il large number OF sample
copies of the REPORTER this week 10
persons not subscribers. hoping the pa
per may commend itself to some of them
and thai they will Send in their names
in good numbers. \ lively campaign is
before H. and We make very low rates 10
campaign subscribers 10 help along the
cause and to helpu H. double mp our list.
We have Il good list nov. hui are not
satisfied with it, size. New -papcr pub
li-hrr- always want more subscribers.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
$1,000 q Bottle

should still keep using it, as have
for the past ten years. With me the
question as to whether life is worth
living depends upon whether l can get
Hoods Sarsaparilla. don't think !
could live without it now, certainly l
should not wish to, and suffer as used
to. For over ten years suffered the
horrors of the damned with
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
| Brief Story of the Passion
Play.
To he given at Coburn Hall Tuesday
Evening June, IA.
II o'clock.

Evening June, Ia.
The Passion Play of Oberammergau is
a represention by seven hundred men
women and children of that Bavaran
village. of the experiences and scenes of
the last (passion or sutlering) week of
Jesus life. Its origin is lost in the oh
security of the middle ages. In accord
ancc with vow then registered, since
the year 1888, the play has been given
every ten years. 1t is looked upon and
engaged in by these gifted Tvrolcse
people rs Il solemn religious service, aud
indeed. taken in all. it is the grandest
religious event in the whole world. Up
to the year 1870 the Passion Play had
hardly any fame outside Bavaria. At its
next presentation in 1900, the number of
visitors will probably reach IA round
million. So wonderful j. the prcscnta-
ton given this ''DiNine Drama of the
Grnturies" that it has become the topic
of the worlds conversation. and thus to
Obcrammergau and its Play all who
possibly can will turn their eager steps.
But ii is an unspeakahle boon that the
faithful work of the artist. the skill of
the mechanician. and the living word of
the orator can so nearly reproduce this
marvel for those who cannot visit
ohcramnrr@au in person. Those who
attend Mr.. Lewis lecture will get n
perfect Il conception of the route 10 this
lovely village, of the surroundings
amidst which. and of the characters by
whom, the Drama is given. aud of the
Drama itself. IL can possibly he obtain
ed without personal visit to the spot.
To hear this lecture and see these match
less views is an event no man. woman.
or child, can afford to mis-. Tickets for
sale AT BiNby u Buck.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. hr follow
ing are the real estate transfers, during
the pa,i week.
Pitt -fcld-1homas y. Drake ct al Ia
Mary T.. toniorth, 81 900: Denni-on
Walker to W. l.. Woodland. Sl50 Enc
line Met husband ct al. $1,000.
Fairfield-Clara VI. McQullan To Hem
ry Kelly. $50.
Stark--IIenry Williamson to j. II.
Williamson. 5000.
Madison-O. :. Williams to Frank :.
Spaulding. $4,000,
Adclain Swain to stephen
ID. Parsons, $4,000: VIM. =. Wnslow Ia
Emma ;. Stevens; Silas Leland ct al to
Ferdinando Rodcrick. S375; VIM. 4.
Clough tnJoseph Clair $50.
Canaan-Eliza Frost to Willie II.
Smith. $500.
Palmvrn--lI. G.. Johouuett to y. b.
Furbu~h 500.
Emhdpn-Oliye Barron ct al to Retl-
ben Fairbrothcr er al. $50: Olive Bar
ron ct al to Wallace Emery ct al, $50.
Athens. {. knsman to Leonard
Locke. $50: Daniel b. Locke to Leonard
Locke. 5000.
Concord-Amon Savage ct al To Henry
{. Savage, $1,000.
Mercer--Sarah l.. Husscy to Alonzo
Wentworth. $3.50: Andrew troswell ct
al to Mary Croswcll. 500; Andrew
Croswell ct al to VIM. Croswell. $3.50
VIM. eros well ct al to Andrew Croswell.
500.
Cornyille-A. X. z. Fogg to Arthur
Merrill. $50.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

The Job Printing Establishment connected
Nth the SOMERSET RERoRTER is prepared to
do all classes of work. the richest as welllas the
most common Jobs. Competent and expert
anced korkmen are employed and large
sinck of paper, envelopes, advertising, we'd
dinr and business cards in great variety.
orders Of dances: bills of fare, programs etc,
etc,. printed in great variety Of styles on short
notice. Commercial printing a specially.
orders by mail will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
SarsapariIIa

1t would be difficult to find man
better known in the vicinity of Burling-
ton, VT, than Mr.. r. d. Wheeler of
Winooski Falls, the efficient Deputy
Sheriff of Burlington county. He says;
&C. |. Hood g. Co., Lowell Mass:
Dear Sirs If Hoods Sarsaparilla cost
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Hoods SarsaparilIa

| have taken it now pretty regularly for
ten years and have no more pain and
can get around all right. have
advised good many to try Hoods Sar-
saparilla." r. d. WHEELER, Deputy
Sheriff, Winooski Falls, VT.
Hoods Pills Cure Liver Ills
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
Sciatic Rheumatism

for if ever a man suffers with anything
in this world it is with that awful dis
ease. 1t seems to me as if all other
physical suffering were compressed into
that one. took about everything man
ever tried for it but never got dollars
worth of help until l began taking
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

G.. +. Dennis of Madison wants to sell
his farm, one of the best one hundred
acre farms in town. 3w.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

10 Let-C. J. Burrill.
Enrniture-Atkinson Co.
aloves-Judkins Dyer
Wood Mower-C. A. Ross.
poston Store-H. II. Rice.
The Burglar-Opera House.
paris tireen-Bixby x Buck
uay for Sale--G. h. Stafford.
low Forever-G. W. HAYES.
Tor Sale-Mrs. +. p. Weston
iodging House-Portland Me.
i'inene-Reversable Collar Co.
PROFESSIONALLY. p. Coffin, Esq.
straw Hats Etc.-Estes x Ward.
Faust-Citizens' Amusement Co.
carpets & Paper-F. w Allen Co.
Ready Roofing-C. NJ. Rice Paper Co.
saiesmen Wanted-W. c. Ireland & Co.
uorsford's Acid hosphate-Rumford
Chemical Works. ,,
Horsford's Bread Preparation-Rumfor
chemical Works.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-06-09

There i, inspiration in the sight of the
stars and stripes amid the masses of
monoton9us colors in the average land
scape. 50 let every school house, no mat
ter how isolated, have Us flag floating
each fine day i'll the year. Aside from
the looks it signifies a great deal, and if
the Grand Army boys nail it to the mast,
that fact adds to the glory of it.-George
Eal,nar
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-12-31
II. srANLrY ooonw1N nrAn.

II. Stanley Goodwin, Burgess for
eighteen consecutive years Of South
Bethlehem, and general Eastern Sup
erintendent of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad, died at his his home
at $3.50 Sunday morning of heart dis
ease.
Mr.. Goodwin was 60 years old, hav-
ing been born at Morris, Conn, in 1892.
He was a railroad man all his life He
entered the service in 1852, when 20
years old, as a roadman in the engineer
corps of the Delaware, Lackawanna a
Western Railroad He was resident
engineer Of the Western Division of
the Pittsburg, Fort Wavne and Chicago
Railroad, first assistant engineer of the
Delaware, Lackawauna and Western
and Honduras Inter- Oceanic Railroads
and Superintendent of the Catawissa
and Northern Central Il. r. from 1857
to 1866, when he went to Bethlehem
as the general Eastern superin tendent
of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. He oc-
cupied this position until December,
| 1892, when he became general superin-
tendent of the entire Lehigh Valley
system, After the Reading deal Presi-
dent Mcleod appointed him Eastern
superintendent of the Philadelphia
and Reading system, which gave him
control of the entire Lehigh Valley
Railroad, as before.
Mr. Goodwin was a thirty third de
gree Mason and had a long and honor
able Masonic record. He was a trustee
Of Lehigh University and st. Luke's
Hospital from the time they we're in
stituted by Asa Packer. He was also
a trustee of the Bishopthorpe School
Mr.. Goodwin was a member of tn,
vestry of the Church of the Nahyit,
for twenty-five years aud a member o
the standing committee Of the diocesr
, Of Eastern Pennsylvania for nearly tn
I same time.
On Friday, 23d inst, Mr. Goodwin
attended the banquet of the New Eng
land Society in Philadelphia SatuI
e day he was mt the children's festival a
G the Church of the Nativity and work
8 ed at his office until @ O'Clock the sam
night.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-12-31
TO OUR READERS.

We cannot too strongly urge upon our readers
the necessity OF subscribing Tor family weekly
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