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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25

Madrid. Feb. 1O.-Four leaders o. .ne
.n.rchists who led the recent attac5 J,
....or The town of Xeres were garrotteo
. nr The platform on which the men
toasy ., ecnted was surrounded by de-
. WIZ Of infantry and cavalry and the
route from the Jail to the Pla,lo1m las a
lined with soldiers with ioaoeu liz.
Tha executions were public ana tne p.;; nj,
and street leading to it were packed Will
: dense mass Of people.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25

This fire must have bsen incendiafy, ~
the storeroom contained nothing 10 ess-
ate spontaneous combustion, and the
house was unoccupied. LOSSES b. hfe
have been email, with much greater
damage by water. The 6rshugs seem 70
have = penchant for lodging houses, and
officers are Of the opinion it Ii done for
the purpose OF robbery.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25

Bnl to Reimburse Coast states ioi
Moneys Expended In tho Rebellion

Bin to Reimburse Coast States LOT
Moneys Expended in tho Rebellion.
:. WASHINGTON, Feb. ll..stone, rom
The committee ON war claims, mas re-
ported favorably bill to reimburse
california, Oregon and Nevada ior
moneys expended in the suppression OF
Ne rebellion. California is, under the
pill, entitled to ~. 451 1869, oregon !"
w, 1926, and Nevada to $44 ,OOO.
A Colored Man for Judge.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 11.-RepresentatlVe
Johnson, of North Dakota, has written .
lstter to the president urging the aPpo,ns.
nent Of ex-C Congressman John NJ. Lans q
On, Of Virginia, judge OF the coul' "a
claims. Mr.. I.angston 10 colored m1n,
and won = seat in the last congress w
contest.
sF Joe simon In the Soup.
WAsmsaroN, Feb. 1.-THE Presloen.
today cent to the senate the ioiioWlnk
nominstiops: Joe McKenna,. Of Cau'
brnia, United States circuit Judge io'
tAeninth judicial district; Rowland r.
Ecuador.
CANADIAN Rsciprooity.
WAsHMaroN, Feb. ll.-Csnadian r 81
lsocity negotiations we're continued tn' >
morning. Tho meeting today lasted .
hesle over an hour.
The Senate Adjourns'
Was mcrox. Feb. lin the senate 2
notion Vas adopted that the se1.se -"
1earn over until Monday from '0os''
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25
Fell Into . Creek Of Lye.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ll.-Dennis
Whelan, y saloon'keeper, fell through
the railroad bridge this morning into the
creek near the candle works. The creek
is full of lye from the works, and Whelan,
when rescued, was found to be raw from
head to foot, the lye having eaten of the
skin. 1t is feared he will lose the sight
Of both eyes, and probably his life.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25

Rio GRANDE, Brazil, Feb. ll.-Great
discomfort exists at Port Allegro. The,
soldiers are taking away firearms from
the citizens. The higher civil officials
are abandoning their posts. Governor
Martinez ia meeting with strong opposi-
ton.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25
A JEWELEs SUICIDES.
Troubles That Could Have Been EssiIU
Adjusted Was the Cause.

Adjusted Was the Cause.
FREsNo, Feb. lis. Simon, aveN-
known jeweler Of this city, committed
suicide last evening by shooting hlmsel
twice in the mouth, causing instant
death. He had few days ago sold hie
jewelry business here and bought hoesa
in Sanger. This was attached by two or
three parties, and he was arrested sodsy-
The attachments we're the outcome Of
iewelry transactions and the amount In
volved was not large. Friends immedi-
ately set to work to az the matter up.
and ten minutes after the suicide hap
pened everything was settled satisiactory
as near 40 can be learned. Simon was.
aged IS years, and was generally hked..
He leaves vile, who 10 at present IN
McKeesport, Pa.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25
A Drop In BRAZILIAN Securities.

LONDON. Feb. 1l.-Braxilian securities
dropped u per cent on the stock ex.
change here today, owing to the report
that another revolution was imminent In
Brazil.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25
The Funeral of spurgson.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE anal services
over the remains Of Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon
were held at the tabernacle today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
4 FRENCH WEDDING LlRK.

From The London Daily Telegraph.
Comic events frequently occur during the progress
and development OF French matrimonial festivities.
on the Avenue de Versailles lately what was In
tended TO be n gay honeymoon comedy had a rather
tragic termination. 4 newly made bride, with all
her orange blossoms thick upon her. seated with
nor husband and some friends I'm a large hackney
cnr which bowled along the broad avenue. when she
suddenly took IL into her head to change places with
the coachman. In the twinkng OF an eve the young
woman was in the box seat handling the roande
and cracking the whip. much TO the amusement OF
the wedding guests and the Jehu All went merry
as n marriage bell for a few minutes until the bride
nm fortunately drove laundress, who was pro
Melting n small handcart full OF dingy linen down
he road Shreks were heard. the hackney coach
,ras stopned and while the wedding guests were
looking after the injured woman. the real driver
wmn,d upon his seat and disappeared quickly from
;;he scene Of inc accident Then the police arrived
and The bride was arrested. no summons being taken
nobody had his number. The laundress, when ex.
amned during the hearing OF the case. said that the
Xahrle which damaged herself and her handcart was
henp driven I'm zIgzag fashion. In her opinion, the
brde bridegroom, their friends, and the coachman
trsre all under the influence OF alcoholic stimulants
They looked very red In the face and LAUGHED
boisterously The bride Indignantly refuted these
sssertions and said that everybody was as sober
as the complainant herself. who was more culpable
wrong side OF the road. The magistrate cut short
the arguments by calling witnesses who testified
as to the inebrlety OF the members Of the honey
moon party. AS the complainant had received no
permanent injury by being run over, the bride was
lei of with fine Of 81. being further ordered to
Give So 10 the laundress by way OF indemnity ana
10 pay the costs OF the proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
PROGRESS OF THE JEW-HUNr.
From Black and white.

The Jews in Russia still being eNpeed IRON
te e ~ thof cnnntry called the Pale Of settlement
Thcv are often hnndcued frequently TO the vlest OF
criminals and led through the public streets oE I az
In case Of protest, TO Siberia. The prisoner 'e
coupled together by the right left HAND ana ai n
lin, heing formed of manacled pair, theS e'c oon
nected throughout by of chain Wmch pas'Is
through paddock attached Thu, each riT rhiS
Chained 10 tis fellow and the rest of the cohvS'
method of dealing with people whose 9uS % ei,,e
o;ence seems To- b. that they VIII not er"i ,i %
a. member, Of the ORTHODOX Greek Church. VIII come
A. n revelation to English renders bu, nIor ttuiAear
the only we'll atiesled Nhe.e ure move
consent 10 be converted they permitted TO NS ols
or less unmoested but tn. minute legal resulcnol3
which hem in every action OF the Jew ana cDn a,pe
him 10 obtain police sanction for everything he desires
IN do renders him a ready subject for blackma anu
he can live only by bribery. The poverty OIL tie puA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
pTBIE.S AND BEER.
From The London II

From The London star.
Mr. Douglas Henty. WHO has left 100000 70 iofeign
missions and Bible society," was head OF the osgest
brewery in West Sussex. lie was certainly strong
Chrchman bu his inclinaons were those OF a sports
man lie kept racehOrses and at one time cut con-
siderable figure the turf that this disposal OF q
third part Of his personal estate has caused some TAX
ahont Chichester, where tho major portion OF Inc
ninety pnblc-houseS he owned are situated me
Wentys arc one Of the wealhicst trading families In
he south of England. They unite brewing and bank
ING like many Of the great brewers. VINO frst acquire
the command OF publlchouses and then educate their
unhlcans 10 give them the use Of their money. The
foholds and the Lacons, in the eastern countess and
q score q 0Asfs hsve done the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

of these people has now reached that stage where
enforced with all possible rgOr. and the Jews are now
Icing sent the ale' in larger pum9eri tnn ever no
comment 1. taken from -he official Moscow Govert-
men Gazette" 15o2: The Moscow government AZ "
receive tenders on the od January, to be retnderch
for 9th January, for the manachns ana r 1s
manaclng Of prisoners in the MOSCOW Oen,idA TUT
wardny Prison and the Prison Hospital :. :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
ONTARIO'S CENTENARY.
AN ANIMATED SCENE AT TIE OLD PARLlA-
MENT HOUSE.
THE OLDEST HOUSE NOW STANDING ENTIRE
IN UPPER CASADA-HISToRIC INCIDENTS
WHICH HAVE TAKEN PLACE THERE.


IN UPPER CASADA-HISTORIC incidents
WHICH HAVE TAKEN PLACE THERE
Niagara, Ont, July IS (specaD.-The inslgnincaht-
looking old building herewith pictured played
prominent part in to-days celebration mere OF 'he
Tooth anniversary OF the establishment OF the Pro
vincia Government Of Upper Canada. now ontario IL
played still prominent part In the early history
OF that Government for it was the first Parliament
House. and the headquarters Of the first Governor
Of the new Province John Graves Smcoe IL Is
undoubtedly the oldest building in the Niagara
region, portions OF Fort Niagara excepted. 1t
stands on the bank OF the river at Nlagara-or
Nagara-on Lake it was known Until recently
and is just above the few remaining ruins Of old
Fort George. IL used TO stand a few hundred feet
nearer the river bank than IT does now.
When Pitts cloquence and sagacity succeeded In
carrying the measure which separated Upper Canada
from Quebec, in 1901 John Graves >imcOe. a British
soldier who had active service against the
Americans in the Revolution, was sent out as first
Governor OF the new Province. on his hther
he stopped at Kingston, and there. July 16 1872,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
Never
Questioned,
The superior purity,
strength and whole
someness Of Royal
Baking Powder is
neuer questioned

While other baking powder makers are exposing
the impurities and shortcomings of the powders
of their competitors, and the official tests by the
Government are revealing the i'm <1,v1uszz>>
proper ingredients, the low strength, EagMIsy1
and lack of keeping qualities of other -s-Ga
brands of baking powder, no ques- kSS4tl1
ton is raised, no doubt is entertained M "a M
of the great qualities, the absolute bMGZSo5J
purity and efficiency of the Royal SSSGGTy%A
Baking Powder. 1t stands alone, go
above suspicion.
Do not permit the grocer or pcddler to sub
stitute any other brand in place of the Royal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
RoryD TO BE ACCCR4TE.

From The Chicago Tribune ~. . A..
Il am glad to become acalcd Mitn ed 10
lie neisbor who had called on her Tor the hrst hine.
- How Is Mr.. Montooth and how are 'ho h'uo -i'''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
MONMOUTH PARK RACES ON TUESDAYS. THURS.

VIA TEADINii RAIi.RoNb SYSTEM.
Trains leave station Central RaIir9,d Of NewJsrsey
Sneciai II ts special 100 Special 80 Via Sandy
Hook route nom Pier g. North River. at 9C0 IL 100 M
12:15. 90 p. N, Parler cars On al special
Trains. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
EXPOSITION DE CHICAGO

ravilla de esta 6poca. Encu6atra
Sc ventajosamente sitaada cas-
equidista1te de los puertos de Bos-
ton, Nueva- York y Filadelfia, &
mil mijlas de TERRA. Oonc6atranss
en- ella mas Was f6rreas que en- min.
|guna otra ciudad, mas de 80 de
consideration. Posee mas como
didades que cualquiera otra pobla-
ci6n: mil hoteles y casas de hu6s.
pedes (boarding houses), algunos
de ellos, como ell Palmer House,
capaces de alojar mil personals cada
uno. Tiene 500 iglesias, 500 pc
ri6dicos y profusi6n de teatros y
lugares de recreo por todas parties.
Novecientos trenes llegan y parten
diariamente, conduciendo dosoien-
tss mil personas;y ademas, sstemas
locales de carros de cable, tranvfa
y electricidad atraviesau Ia pobla.
ci6n con uu movimiento dlario de
tres millones de pasajeros.
Aparte de 81 ventajosa situac.6n,
que la comunica con todo ell CONT.
nente, y de sus superiores facilida.
des para atender al infinite ndmero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
REMITIDO.

Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER'
CANT1L.
Muy senior mio: Teniendo que
marchar con mi hiia Lolita para
Arecibo, no puedo menos de cum
plir con un sagrsdo deber, dando
las mss expresivas gracias tanto &
Y. en- particular, como 6 todos los
que Sc han interesado por mi que
fida hUa.
Mi agrsdeclmiento sera eterno
para con los Sres Profesores de md-
sica, Directories y Redactores de la
.prensa, las simpaticas y smables
senoritas Oznovss, Andino, Naran-
jo, Brau, NOEL y demas nilas que
.acompafiaron en- 50 concerto q mi
hija Lolita.
Igualmente hsgo extensive mi
reconocimients al Sr D. Eduardo
Lopez Oepero y 50 apreciable tami.
lie, por haberme cedido 50 casa,
con ell objeto de dar & conocer &
mis- companeros y los periodistas
de esta Oiudad las aptitudes de
mi hija para el divino arte.
Espero de su amabilidad Ia in
serci6n de las anteriores lineae, por
10 que le antioipa las gracias , sc
ofreoe de V. atento y 8. 8.
G. B. SIN.
Marceliano Azpires.
Capital, Enero IA de 1902.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17

de gente que visitara esta ciu1a'
en- ell 93. Chicago tiene 10 que poca
ciudades poseen: ell espacio 6 loca
necesario, Embellishments CONT
quo. Su sistema de paTques es cas
perfecto. La ciudad en- 81 misms
comprende ITO millas en- sus limi.
tes muuicipales; tiene un frente de
largo de ve;nte millas de GALES.
Por una estrecha serie de bulevares
estA unida la ciudad q parques y
campos de recreo sin igusl. Esos
bulevares, algunos de los cuales
repressntan un valor de 100000
por mila uniios & los parques, Gle
rran Ia ciudad por tres lados: el
otro cae sobre las aguas del Lsgo
Michigan.
Oubren entire parq1es y jardines
mss de dos mil acres: mil one com.
prenden los parques de Washing.
ton y de Jackson Sc han destina-
do la Exposici6n, Di6se prin cipio
en- Enero de 1884,. y estan ahora
enpehados en- su estupenda obra
gran n1mero de arQuitectos y de
obreros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
aFEalo!1sEs s1sag altlle.

Por jose I Silva: Bernardo
Fernandez Alexandra SusreE y
Florindo Oarrero, AZ 81 habichue
las.
Por Rubert Hmns A Sierra & Co
80 81 gsrbanEos.
Por Torner Hmns: A q. Bolivar J
Go. 81 81 garbanEos.
Por j. o hoa y Hmno ( Tsig,
Oiviianes y Go y Andres figueros
200 9 aceite.
Por Togo Cividanes y Go ]
o shoa y Hetmano. rs Q quesos, 4
Andres flgu Foa, Is Q qursos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
BOlotfn Morcantil

calas, admitiendo carga = pasajo
rOs'
Oonsignatarios, J. M. Izquierde
" 90.
Vap aim FLANDRiA
Sali6 del Havre con rumbo es
ia Isls, via St Thomas, el dia 3 del
actual, y seguira viaje despues &c
terminates sus operaciones para
Europa, via La Guaira, admitieado
carga y passjerOs.
Oonsignatarios, Mullenhoff y
Korber.
Vap fir SAINT SIMON.
El % del corriente tomari puer-
to procedente de Haiti y escalas,
y saldca para st Thomas y Europa,
admitiendo carga y pasajeros.
Oonsignatarlo, J )s6 Silva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
SALIDAs DB TRAv asia.

Para, Habana Y esoalas, vap. esp
Niceto", despachado por s. de
Ezq liaga. Por J. Ochoa Y HERNIA
40, 140 OF cafe con IL 9lO kilos. Para
Matanzas, por s. de Ezquiaga, Sc
81 cafe con 4815 kilos. Para Oiep-
fuegos, por s lie Ezquiaga, 30 81 ca
re con 4786 kios. Por J. o ,hoa y
Hmno, 80 81 cAt6G 'con4 300 kilos
Para Habana y es 60 alas, vsp esp
"M L. Villaverde", cespachado por
s. de Ezquiag.. Para Mayagtiez,
Dor s, de Ezquiaga, 3 brls con
$15 600. Para Gbara, por 8 de b.
quiaga, 10 81 cafe con $50 k los.
Para "Nuevitas y, por s. de- Ezquia-
ga, 20 81 cafe con 858 kilos.
Para Oadz y escalas, vap. esp,
+" Alfonso XIII, despachado por s.
de E quisgs,< 81 azdoar con 173
kilos, 6 81, 2 brls cafe con 63l kllos
Por Vijande y %, 634 81 cafe COD
41.122 kilos. Por J Oohoa y Hmno,
80 81 cafe con 2770 kilos. Por Vi
cente y %, 10 u cate con 952 kllos.
Por hubert Hmns, II 81 cafe COL
l $50 kilos. Por Zalduondo y Vale,
2 brls cafe con 1852 kilos. PorJ B.
Faentes, 5 d tabacos. Para Mala
ga, por 8 de EzQuiaga, 30 81 cafe
con 1916 kilos. Por j. OohOA y
Hmnc, u 81 cafe con 2.27O kilos.
Para Sevills, POI s de Ezquiaga 81
81 cafe con 4 $50 k44os, 80 " azdcsr
con 4 1876 kilos. Para Barcelona,
por Vijande 8 90, 1S1 81 cafe con
13 GAO kiloe. Por A Rauschenplat,
100 81 azdcsr con l0.400 kiIos. Por
J. Mstienzo, 119 cuer,s de res con
,656 kilos. Por Barcel6 y Perujo,
356 cueros de res con 1881 kilos.
Por G, Bolivar y 90, l brl. azdcar
con 108 ki!os. Para Geneva, por
5. de Ezquiaga, $50 ST cafe COR
21.140 kilos. Para Trieste por s
de Bsqlisgs, 800 ST cafe con 22.678|
kilCs.
sALTDAs DE CABOTAJE.
Bdra espanola "Buenaventura",
para Fajardo y Vieques.
DESPAOHADOS,
NiEguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
La LOcl6n Antiherp6tlca

del doctor MONTES, es ell preparado que mas SO
usa en- Madrid otras capitales de Europa, para ha-
Ger desaparecer la caspa la cabeza evitando Sc
guramente la caida del caoello Sustituye al Aqua
de quina' que NADIA hace esta agradable-
mente perfunada, las senoras encontraran en- ella
an aqua de tocador inapreciabe, 10 misme para
usarla en- la cabeza que en- la cara, con 10 que evta
ran que el cults padezca de barros, grietas, man
chas irritaciones producidas por el sol ell aire
que tanto afean y estropean la piel de la cara.
La Loci6n Montes, pS pSrs sisn' sI t4sssl isasl
miento de toda production herpetca, hacienda des-
aparecer prmero ell pcor mOlestisimo, restituyendo
despues la normaidad al sitio enfermo. La LO-
CION es inofensiva, Y, 10 mismo que medcamen-
to, tiene conquistado puesto en- ell tocador delas
senoras como preparation higienica de primer Or
den.
Sc vende en- la farmacia "santa Ana, Mura1la 65
en- la botica "La Reina", Reina, l3, en- las buenas
6oticas droguerias de la Isa de Cuba en- est4
lsla en- casa del dnico represeutante don Fernando
Sanchez, calle Nueva, Rio-piedras, en- ell deposito
farmacia de don Juan Daub6n Fortaleza, Sc, San
Juan de Puerto-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
4ACETILLAS.

Cortsp'umas ingleses de Rodgers
-Acaban de recibirse en- esta I'm
prenta estos superiores cortaplu-
mas.
Son ell non plus ultra del articu.
10.
Csrterss do bolsillo.-Pafs billie,
tes de Banco, otros documentos
tarjetas y notas % han reclbido en-
esta Imprenta.
Son todss elegsntisimas, capri
chosas y conEtruidas con msgnifi
cas- pieles, la arouatics de Rusis
inclusive.
Por 81 solss De recomiendan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
1893, Mayo T.. Ciudad de Chicago
Tribute de la AmSric0 q Colon
y ana oportasmidad para Pto Rico
Ell CENTENARIO DE 1898
CHICAGO
Como teatro de Ia Exposition.
Ell CENTENARIO DE 1893.

No es mengua que muchos no
tengan noticia de Chicago, pues no
hace mas de cincusnta amos que
fu6 fundada. Hoy es una de las
ciudades mas grandes de America,
tipo del espiritu ensrgico y en-
pRendedor del pueblo. Fu6 esco-
gida porque posee mayor D1mero
de elementos que aseguren el exito
del gigantesco proyecto que min.
guna Ctra ciudad, y tambi6n por-
que sus habitantes est6n animados
de un espiritu de elevado civismo
que ha hecho de esa ciudad la ma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
SANTORAL.

Domingo, 17.-El Dalce Nom
bre de Jesd,, y San Ant ,nio,
abad.
Lunes, Is. LA Cltedra de San
Pedro en- Roma, = Santa Priscs.
virgen J msrtir.
Martes. 1q.-S.n Csnuto. Rsy
San Mario J compsfisros mrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
GUIA LOCAL.
l0BRINOs DE- Ez0vIAHA
EtlKTALE2A II

CASA de giros y cominonss.
Asentes de los vaporss -correos Dc Il
Oompania TrasatlAntica Espahols.
Agentss 10 ID Id De los ssnorss In
rinAga J Co., do. Liverpool.
Iaem idem q. Il. Fletcher y Co.
i'd. (eompania IL. Flschs") de ID.
Agsntss ss ID Id IL los senores J. ]
Sleksls J Co., Anea de Sierra.
Agsntes de B.h', 9ehrsnd J Rsss
Llnsa do Sierra.
Agsntss dc Ia Oonpaaia As Ses ar
conra Incsndios lsnominAda 10 +" b
yal". III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17

FABRlCA DR TABkC0S Y CIGARR\
LILA BELLEIA. :"
a sUS CONSUMIDORES.
Es costumbre inmemorial
En- todo ell orbe cristisno,
Felicitar de antemano
En- ell periodic pascual.
( "La Belleza," que cuids
De agradecer los favores,
A todos sus fumadores
Saluda con alma y vida.
Prone tiendo con reposo
A 81 protector terviente,
Darle, en- escala ascendente,
Su cigarrillo sabroso.
Que, sin ambaje 6 sofisma,
Sin mentira y sin engano,
Pasaran aiio tras aiio
Y siempre sera la misma.
Sers la misma en- brindar
On material de primera. 80;
Sera la misma que era
Para ell que quiera fumar.
Sera sin ningdn atajo,
En- triste 6 placida hora,
La constante brindadora
De ramas de Vuelta .Absjo.
\ serS, en- fin, con smores,
Y con la fe mas sentida,
La enthusiastic sgradecida
A todos sus fumadores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
Libfos psra sl
IREGTETRO CIVIL

de 300, 400 y 500 hojas CD papel
superior, liso y rayado.
Hay constante existencia en- esta
Imprenta-
0bras do Alarc6n.- La mayer
parte de Las obras de este insig-
ne literato y Aesdemieo espaflol
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de reeibirse y se hAllan de venta
en- esta CASA.
Traslado q los amantes dc ID
buena lectufa.
Con medalla Dc orc La aida Pre-
miado Ell 10 Exposiei6n de BARGE
Iona el libro utulAdo Carioslda q,
des rsmatiesieA," de Don hAm6E
Martinez Garcia, y del cnai ya que
dan pocos ejemplases Ell esta Casa
hiss nusvA.-Hsmos tiee .lsn
tAments IL ylta1os para Ia que can
tara mahans, domiugo, 4 Ias g. eI
el temple de San Jose, el joven n
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d 1 0no, Fes peotiysmeuGs, s|efriea
do POI pflmeEa yes como tAlss A
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sebor secfetario de- 0basp edo, DO
jorge HlEern estaGdo rl ssfms
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
A los Sres Curas parrocos,

..Se vende un magnifico y nuevo
ammonium de voces muy potentes
DC 16 registros, rodillera, y teclado
transposi5or.
Es de MADEIRA palissandre, Y d.
10 mejor fabrica conocida de Pa
ris.
Fortaleza, ndmero 32.- Tienda
de Los Muchachos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-01-17
OPERAOIoNEs DE RUQUEs EN- Pro
TRAvEsfA

TRAvEsfA
Berg ing "Sceptre", pendiente
Berg esp "Cortes", cargando.
Berg esp 1sabel", cargan1o.
CABoTAJE.
Goleta esp. "Petra carga para
Arecibo.
Col esp "Uberita', careuaudo.
Col "P. de Are,ibo", cargs
para Msyagiez y Ponce.
Col esp %. de Jesds," carga pa
ra Manati y Arecibo.
Col esp "Concepci6n," pendien.
to.
Col esp. Maria pendiente.
Col esp. "Borinquen y, cargs pa
ra Arecibo.
Col esp. "Inocen cla". pendlente
Col esp. " Joven CLARA, pen
diente.
Col esp "Providen ,la", carga pa.
ra Fsjardo.