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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-19
DEATH OF A BOY.
Jacob Lewis, Son of Dir. and Mrs. VIM.
Lewis, Died at the Court House this
Morning Under Peculiarly Sad
Circumstances.

Jacob Lewis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lewis, who recently became insane and
has been confined in a room at the court
house for several days, died this morning
at 6 o'clock. Yesterday he became quite
violent and had to be closely guarded,
and his suffering was alleviated by hy-
podermic injections. Physically, he
failed fast though continuing to rave
until about 10 o'clock last night when
he subsidized and was more peaceful.
Towards morning he lay very quiet and
died very easily. His father and mother
were With him during his illness, and
suffered much mental anguish at the
unfortunate condition of their boy. The
d ,ceased was 10 years Of age and had
always been a steady, quiet boy, OF good
habits. He had not had many religious
privileges, but thought some about re-
I gion and used to say that after he went
to dances a few times more he was going
to join the church. When he became
conscious just before dying, he wanted
to hold his grandmother's bible, a legacy
in the family, and begged Of his father
and mother to join the Presbyterian
church. Deceased was born in Mitchell
county, Iowa, and came to Lake county
fourteen years ago with his parents. 1t
was only a week ago Sunday last that
they noticed anything peculiar in his
behavior and not until last Sunday did
they think it serious. But now that all
10 oyer, they can remember other incl
dents that betokened IN unsettled state
Of mind, especially si..ce the fright all OF
them received at the time OF ~threshing,
when their strawstack was burned and
five large settings Of grain narrowly es-
capped being destroyed. He used also to
boast Of his wonderful strength and his
capability Of performing q large amount
OF work thus attracting the attention OF
the neighbors.
The funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at'2 o'clock at the
Presbyterian church, Rev. j. Y. Ewart
and Rev. A. G. Black man conducting
the services, and interment will take
place in the Madison cemetery.
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ssIucky Pins, the Fad.

Lucky pins" are the favorite little
gifts of the hour, and several special pat.
terms are used to signify good fortune to
the The mysterious virtue Of
the horseshoe has long been recognized,
and of late years the mistletoe sprig has
been considered equally fortuitous, while,
sdded to the merry thought. 1t acquires
new virtues. This, with the Campo
nello Margherita," which Is the facsim.
lie of an ancient gold bell found during
the present excavations near Rome and
presented to the queen Of Italy, are the
popular mascots Of the day. The sides
Of the latter bear the inscription, "Toi
Com, Veo Tet." Of which this Is the
translation: II Qittle belly was made
against fascination. New York Trib.
une.
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IL

Special Correspondence of The Daily Leader.
Clara Hare is able to be on the street
again.
Mr.. Mahony and Will Phalen will give
a party at the town hall Thursday night.
Mrs. q. Fl. Weiss has been quite sick
but is recovering rapidly.
Frank DeMerssman has been at home
for a few days suffering from a bad cold.
Chas. Weiss, Alex Fader and wife,
Peter Klumpner and wife and Miss
Hoppin have returned from the worlds
fair better suited than ever with South
Dakota.
Jake Bergstreser has returned from
the worlds fair, alone.
Chas. Deilman visited the school
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Scott of Madison is visit
ing friends in town.
Consumption and all irregularities OF
the bowels are best remedied by the use
OF Ayers Cathartic Pills.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-19

Very few people know anything about
the Indians In western North Carolina
the Cherokees. There are / 200 Of them,
and they are increasing In numbers.
They own $1,000 acres Of land, and very
fine land 1t ID. Their new chief Ii still
well Sounooke. He cannot speak Eng
lish ut all. There are some native
preachers and four schools, the govern
ment maintaining the latter. There are
other Cherokees, but these are not In
cluded in the 1900, ~ they live else.
where than on the reservation.-Balti-
more Sum.
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THE CITY.
G BREvITIEs.

AAN1<AAA 00h
Wheat, 46; fax, 80; oats. Is; barley, 80
10 35.
Thos. Shea went to Sioux City.
Prof. Taylor, the optician, went to
Pipestone.
Mrs. J. P. Coffey went east to La
Crosse to visit friends.
Miss Anna Thompson returned to
Pioux Falls this morning.
James, Vol OF Lars Sunde, is q victim
q typhoid.
@ 7. Porter, Esq , returned from Pierre
ant night.
Attorneys Soper and Farmer returned
rom court at Howard.
Mrs. Gossage, sister OF Mrs. o. e. Ma
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theney, took the morning tram for Min
neapolis.
Mrs. H. w. Rewey and children de-
parted for Eau Claire, Wis.,, on q two
weeks visit.
Geo. w. Bagley departed for Iowa this
morning on business and may incident
ally do some achalk talk" work.
John Huecker has leased the store
room OF A. ). Brocher, lately vacated by
r. Woods & Co. and will move his drug
stock into it at once.
The 15-year old boy OF i Nunemaker
who has been sick with fever for several
weeks, had an attack of hemorrhage OF
the bowels to-day which puts him in a
somewhat ~precarious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Winter, Mrs. Geo.
d. Winter and Miss Kate Harvey were
passengers for the worlds fair on the
1O:15 a. m. train. Miss Harvey's place
in the school will be filled by Miss Mum
ger.
F. l.. Barton and Mrs. Eakln and
daughter, who were in attendance at
the funeral Of the late VIM. Barton yes
terday, returned to their homes this
morning, the former to Usage. Iowa, and
the two latter to Moody county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Campbell, father
and mother of N RS. j. B. Johnson, whom
they have been visiting for a week, and
her sister, Mrs. Murray, and daughter,
all departed on the eastbound passenger
this morning for their home at Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Arrivals on last evenings train from
the east we're Mrs. Frank Glass OF Cres-
90, Iowa, sister OF j. j. Fitzgerald and
Mrs. NJ. w. DAILY, Mrs. J. A. Trow from
Chicago, SIR. P. O'Neil OF Monroe, Wis.,,
mother of Mrs. Keegan Of the Leland,
w. r. Smythe and the family and
mother OF Ludwig Olson, from Chicago.
Messrs. Mcdonald & Cowan returned
to Winfred this afternoon with their
we'll boring outfit. They put down an
10 inch well, Is feet deep for the city
near the artesian hole, but as their ma
chine was not adapted to boring in such
soil as we have here, they had to give up
the work at that depth. An abundance
of water was found, however, which rose
nearly to the surface and it is said the
city will now put on a steam pump to
test the supply.
Drs. Clough and johnson, who attended
JACOB Lewis since he was brought to
the city, made an autopsy Of the head of
the deceased boy this afternoon and dis.
covered a lesion OF the top of the brain
which had resultad from some confusion
in former time. It is also a fact which
we have since learned from his father
that two years ago he received an
injury on the top of his head which
caused a good deal OF pain at the time
and a sort Of annoyance since which he
would incidentally refer to by o habit
of feeling his head with his fingers. The
lesion no doubt produced an irritation
resulting in a disease akin to meningitis
which being aggravated by other causes
resulted in death at this time.
Don't commit suicide on account OF
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County teachers examination for GER
t~licates win be held at Supt. Wright's
Office at the court house November 8,
1893.
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Don't commit suicide on account Of
your favourable" blood disease. The
sensible thing for you to do Is to take
Ayers Sarsaparilla. II that fails, why,
t~hen-keep OF trying, and it will not fail
The trouble IS, people get discouraged
too soon. "Try, try, try again."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-19

Two good rooms to rent, furnished or
unfurnished. Suitable for man and wife
or single person. A. j. BRocHER.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-19

Miss Friedd, Fl. Anderson,
Frs. Lottis Church, G.. B. Draper,
Chas. Dukek, Geo. Classic,
p. X. Holman, VIM. Honaker,
j. A. Howrey, Jake johnson,
LENA Seaton, Chas. Lang,
Geo. A. Pope, Albert Rise,
John Smith, VIM. Noight,
Clara Wheeler.
Persons calling for the above, please
say advertised" After fifteen days
they will be sent to the dead letter Office
ALEX CAMERON, p. M.
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Dadruf is due to an enfeebled state OF
OF the skin. Halls Hair Remover quick
ems the nutritive functions Of the skin
healing and preventing the foundation Of
dandruff.
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Advertised Letters.

List OF letters remaining uncalled for
in the postofice in Madison, Oct. Is,
1909.
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Local TAme Table.
Chicago, Milwaukee q ST. PAM Railway, which
took effect, sunday, Aug. 9, 1898:
TRAINS coING EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs 1871 q. m.
Freight, No. 20, departs 8 30 q. m.
Freight, No. "A, departs T:10 p. m.
TRAINS GOING WEST,
Passenger, No. !, departs 4:25 p. n.
Freight, No, 81, departs z 80 o. m.
TRAINS from THE EAST.
Passenger, No. 1, arrives 4:2o p. m,
Freight, No. 73, arrives 4 80 q. m.
Freight, No. 95, arrives 6 20 p. m.
TRAINS PROM THE WEST.
Passenger, No. 4, arrives 1910 q. M
Freight, No. 80, arrives 5:35 p. m.
Ali the above trains carry passengers; ous
freights only when passengers are provided with
tickets.
Passenger trains going east make connection
at Egan for ell points south, and passenger train
going west, at Wocnsocket for all points north.
MADISON d BRISTOL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs AIS p. m.
Passenger from north arrives, 1000
yNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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JUST READ OURAD and see how far a little money will 90 ludiiousy expend-
ed 1T our store. Currency is at a premium with us and that makes it a excel
lent time to buy fall goods. Our stock coyerst the who'd circle Of novelties in
this line and our prices have shrnnk way below the bargain point, our figures
are a feast to the eyes and q glance at them insures al inspection IL the stock,
We are selling Blankets and Underwear and novelties in Ice wool at pricest that
will guarantee their sale |s - ~-
See our calico at 3 cents per yard.
No more than IA yds to each customer. &
--- D. McKINNON.
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esmPRImlses d wear % FfasT

Les mtdieos FteenisncAn Ia
EwaalsiSm 2s So0tl como enAfglco
Tcoonstitnyense cn todos loa easca
de esesotulosis y rAquiilsmo J cn Ia
tuberculosis palmonAs.
Sehores scos1 y Bowau.--4ny
sehofca mioG lsngo al gnaso DC ma
nlieasasles Cue de@de hace gsoa
Ahoa vengo recesaado CO sgusllAs
doleneiaa para las qne sstA lndlca
do, es tan Fenomhfado 4 lnmstosa
bic pFod1cso llama Emwlsssn ia
Sssts, AIN cue hAaga A0ra AayA De
Iado DC dATxns el seaaita3o aeaea.
do.
Al, paes, sa vista lie clio, 90 dn
DO en pseaeFshssia 4 AzaeslCa rs.
eleniss qae safFsa ae desds3e1ea
gTAaeea 3 De aasgsss6s, y ene se en-,
seaaaraka rApAaAasats Il 40 se Aea.
dlcse pFoetAEsnss 4 aaeAs psxp~.
Eado. qae eteassFA g al pa>anxsnA
TAR AaamllAhlea = s~noEskasayea ssM
Tanso ca - dlAsraA In eaasSszasmaa
lGsr EAsisssn. Eaqaltsssan. J h3asw to
DO 90 10 t1AwvsissAs guiaAs~mr, sni
lcseesna sOa lnenagsakAAA~a
| Pos - gnssp agFAaAAAe ss soml
aia Espagnanssa aigaaA Dna~ms
| d. natnsaca sosaa eAse 3s rsu@s4e
Tadsa, apsUTsSAo smss 0eaass@ FMsr
aasesihasne 60 sEaa s@s@a ss@s he !
Is 8. J ksmayss -- Nays gsssm. .-
Fasssn. Rssr, - 80 Ahssl an lA8l
| la Asn ts y FAy
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Para rehsbilitar Y fortalecsr el

Para rehsbilitar Y fortaleCsr el
cusrpo y combatir diversos estados
de debilidad organica, dsase Ia
Emu7si6 de Scott.
Es el mejor reconstituvente CO.
noCido hoy en- Ia terspeutica.
Arecibo, Abril % de 1SS7.-se-
flores Scott y Bowne-Muy sefio-
res mfos: Hace va alg6n tempo
que en- mi practiCa m6dica vengo
hacienda uso de la Emulsion dc
Scottque ustedes preparan con acei-
te de bacalao 6 hipofosfitos de cal
y sosa, y no tengo inconvenience
en- declarar que dicho preparado,
de forma ipmejorable, es ell mejor
reconstituyente de 6til y segurs
apliCaci6n en- ell linfatismo, raQui-
tismo, esorofullsmo, en- las afecclo-
mes tor&xicas en- general.
7 no puedo menos que aseverar
ls curaci6n radical de un case de
gGstyGlgiG de una nina de diez amos,
preCisamente hija mia, con el uso
de tan hermosa preparation. To-
do 10 cual me complaxco en- mani
festarles para satisfaction de uste.
des y provecho de Ia humanidad.
De ustedes atento 8. s. DR.. Limo
ZenO.
Lib1os.-Recibid s en- esta I'm
nrenta
Los grGndes prOblemGs, por Pull.
do.
La Tribuna, por la Sra Psrdo
Bazzn. .
La Dana eIegGnte, por la Sra 81.
nu6s.
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Don LorensO Roses y Borras, Al.
oalde Municipal do Ia sgy lsal
HillG dc ArceibO.
Oertifco: Que en- audlenCia de
hoy SO ha presentado don Paul
Van Syckel, Director de 10 Refine.
ria de Petr6leo estableclda en- Go.
tafo, sollCitando I'm atestado acer
% dc las causas que motivaron Ia
inflammation del petr6leo que con.
teEia el quinque reventado en- 10
cass de don Joaquin Acosta y que
produjo 10 muerte de 90 espoea
doia Merminla Rios, q consecuen-
ola de las quemAduras reclbidas, asi
como que se lie permita exsminag el
acelte que en- dicha casa 90 usaba;
me eonstltui en- 10 referida casa, y
habiendo interrogado q 10 seforita
doha Amelia Rios, hermana de Ia
difunta, sobre el particular, eontea
TO: que encendido el suinQue de
mesa que estsba colocado sohrc el
piano, observe 81 hermana que
daba poca luz, pof 10 que AlE6 Ia
mecha, y como eatuviese muy pro.
xlmo al borde del piano, lie RETRO
hacia el centro, mas como tgope-
Ease con Ell gosne do la tapa cayo
el quinque hAcia adelante, rom .
piendose 81 reciplente, vessi6ndose
el gas que impsegn6 las ropAa dc
aquells, J tomando todo Eaego
| Que ell petr6leo que usan ea el
llamado brillante, eus comprAn en-
Ia pnlperiA Co don Francisco To.
Inca.
| Que hAblendo pssado el que sua
cribe q 10 referidA slendA con G.
mencionado Director de 10 Rsfias
ria, Sete examine el pesr6leo &C,
! marco en- el Il strumenIo elneneu,s
grados dc especinoo.
Para que oonsse "a pedimsnl,
Idel expTcsado Sr. Van syekel, Ell
Ipl6o Ia presente en- Areclbo 4 dir
Iy siete do Julio dc mil ochoe!enyn
noventa J treA
Lsrsass Rsssa
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PUReANTE JULIEN
CQlfte YeQRtal. LaXatiYO RRiTinHranin
Contra el ExTREN1M1ENro

Este purgante, erclusivamente Uege-
tol, Sc presenta bajo la forma de un
dulce exquisite Y agradable, que
purga con suavidad y sin molestia.
Es admirable contra las afecciones
del est6mago y del higado, la icteri-
ciG, la bills, las femGs, la pituita, las
nduseGs y gases. Su efecto es rapido
| y benefico en- la jGqueca cuando la
cabesG estd eargGdG, la bocG Gm0rgd,
la alengud siteiG, faItG 81 Gpetito y repwo-
ma la comidG, en- las hinchazones del
vientre, causadas por la infamacion
intestinal, pues no irrita los 6rganos
abdominales. En- fin, en- las enferme-
dddes de Ia piel, ell wsdgre, y las con-
cuIsiones de la nfdncia. FL PurganGe
Julien ha resuelto el diffcil problema
de purgar i los nihos que no accep-
tan ninguna purga, pues 10 piden y /
10 comen con delete como una azu-
carada pastilla de chocolate que
sale de la conflteria.
Dep. en- PARIS, 8, RUE VIVIENNE
YsE Las PRNctp. EARnLcAs DHoouERAs
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Por Ia noche, do 81 & 10, y en- {
repetido barrio, Sc ce'ebrara un
excelente retrets, quemSndOse du
rante Ia misma vistosos cohetes
elevandose oil espacio gallardo
globos.
Ola 24.-Por la maiiana diani
y alborada, como en- el dia ante
ri0r.
Por Ia noche, al toque de oracio
mes, Vfsperas solemnes, con orques
to y cantos, en- el Temple de Sal
Agustfn.
Terminado este acto religioso, 81
a6adirz 6 la fiesta el attractive d.
una gran retrets, en- los interme
dos de Ia cual el Amino se recrearl
con las emociones gratas de unot
suevcs y cnriosos fuegos de arti'
hCiO.
se prolongarl eata diversi6n has
to las 10 de Ia noChe.
OLA 25.--Por 10 mahans, diana
Y alborada, como en- los dos dias
precedentes.
De 8 . IL, brillante fiesta en-
el referid0 Temple, donde estara
expuesta 4 la veneraci6n de los fie
leo Ia imagen del B,enaventurado
Ap6st0l, habi6ndose hecho cargo
del panegiEico el elocuentisimo ora.
dor ssgrado, OapellAn del Hospital
Militar, ST. Pbso. D. Francisco
Garcia.
A las 10, repsrto de limosnas en-
metAlico d los pobres, en- ell kosco
que va a erigirse en- Puerta de Tie
rrA.
Distribuirk las limcsras, mientras
una orquesta lanza al aire sus ar
moniosas notas, una Comisi6n com,
puesta de tres Seiiores de Ia Junta
organizadora de estos festejos.
De 3z4 de la tarde, Colocaci6n
de dos l&pidas en- ambos extremes
de Ia Gale de Santiago, las cuales
contendran ell nombre del excelso
Patron.
A las 6 serk conducids la Imagen
de este en- solemne Procession re-
ligiosa.
Despu6s de la Procession, y hors
de las ocho de la noche, lucida re-
.treta CON fuegos artifoiales y glo.
bcs, la cnal durarA hssta las 10.
A esta hora ccmenzar6 I'M ami
mad0s bale de confianza en- el
klosco de que va sc ha hablado.
La encantadora Terpsicore reCi
bira en- este acto, epilogo de tan
agradables fiestas, el quito que 90.
SFesponde en- una sociedad digna y !
dlstinguida como 10 nuestra.
NOTA.
Sc suplica q los vecinos del barrio de /
Puerta de TERRA que engalanen las facha-
das de sus casas.
Puerto. Rico, 16 de Julio de 1893.
LA JMntG do Fsstejos.
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Venta de una casa.

&c venee unA ssFfvFa dc aAnpoa-
tssia y aEoseas de lA saewss6n De
Don hAsioaozs MAJ @i, slsnAAA Sc
IL plar4 &c CaxeAa.
Ini0gmaran eH Cawn&A DoH JesA
AsY snl , es esta CapltAl CO - Gale
de eAa Iasto e. a.
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OPRRACuoNEs DH BUQURs Ex PTo
TRAvESfA.

TRAVEEfA.
Boa Ing Horned" descargando.
Boa amer "Fox," descargando,
Berg amer "Dailight," Cargando.
Vsp esp "Manuels," csrgando.
Vap esp "Rita," pendiente.
OABOTAJR.
Col esp "Auita," carenando.
Bdra esp "Aguadillana," cargo
para Aguadilla ? Maysgtiez.
Col esp Conception, }" carga para
AreCibo.
Col esp "Recompenss," )" pendlente
Col esp "P. DE Ponce" carga Do
70 Msyagtex y Ponce.
Col esp "Hortensia, j" cargA para
Aguadilla y MsyaRtiez.
Col esp Isabels," }" carga para Hu
macao y YabuCos.
Bdra eep "Pequita," carga para
Aguadil!a.
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SANTORAL..

Dsningo, 23.-~Ssn Aso.lsaf,
obispo J mArsir, , San Lieosie,
obisrc.
Larss. ID. $500 Sansa Crla.ins, viz
gen y mardE. J SaH Tnaslwe
DolAnc, eOnfsser.
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AvIsOs
vap esp sATuRNlNA.

Sai6 de Liverpool para cate
puerto el dia Is del corrlente.
3. de EsQulAga-
Vap esp RAMON de HERRERA.
Procedente de S&ntisgo de Cuba
via Ponce, MayAgHeS y Aguadilla,
tomAra puerto del 20 al 80 del &C
tual.
Conslgnatario, Ludwig Duplaee
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Pog menos de In mitad de 60
wAloF se vrpde Ia hselenaa "Ca.
snalidadS, en- 10 jnEisdlcci6n de-
Agnada. Poaee exeeienses tagge.
noa Aneadoa de cAnaa dnlses, o..
paeicsoa esEablecimlentos de nam
pcsseTtA COO pctente mollno, gran
maqnina de vApoS, evapoGmdoRaa,
ALAN baqne, cor sas aoeaaogsca, dos
grades ranehos De. bagano, llsnos
de eoablaaGihAeaH cAaA Do Fivisnds
De dos pasoa ese.. etc, to<ao &C
may bacn essAda
Ice sexssnoa pce6rn reg1Ese 20
los Escs '0asyaha" y FGsAA6sl
ana alsavte@Aa la hnem.
III FsgTo-eaTsal De sArean nralacA6;
naaA Q 50 N. Co dlssAExla De Ia eaal
ae vtvsssAA> J 81 neecS de 5 salae
sos - llega 4 il sasaeaon as Aga
as
| Para pczms@oswa aiFsgtsAe q
Es<Anassi = CO.
AxaS2@Aa
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GRAN LJCOR
QUINA MONO.

Prsads masna Dc o'as Prmado caantas Rpcsns
Ia Socedad Centfca EGTopea aside presentGdo
Ionico reconstituvente digestive; este iicor,
base iman vegetables de reconoas vtuds medcnales
cOntuye de las bebas mas hg6nca adabe que
E po tano solo bebda de recEeo mejor toni
dgesvo gemente exante earminavo puede tonE
do s dc copta depu de las comda as
eOnserva In sand roouste s padeOen dspepsas ds
dauad lea avark empre evtando
nten durane In dges6n dandolea vgor obuses de las
quenes aprovecha smds perque asman de ella todo
10 prin eiphs AlImentleies nuttivos que gentlemen
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ILLoRQUIHA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-07-23
REVISTL COAERCIA.
DR NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOIOS.
Operaciones durante los
dfas 21 y 22 de Julio.
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.
HMTRADAH DH TRAvMEfA.

nMTRADAs DH TRAvAsfA.
Ninguna.
ENTRADAs DE oABoTAJR.
Col esp "Petra," de Arecibo.
Bdra esp ''Paquita," de Aqua
dilla.
sAL1DAs DM 1RAvmSfA.
Para Habana, vap esp "Reina
M. Oristina," despachsdo por So
brinos de Ezquisgs. Por Lopez vi.
lDamil y %, 712 sls cafe 81, ,757 ki-
los, 30 paoas tsbaCo 1920 kilos.
Por Oaldas y 90, 12O pacas taba-
co 5,905 kilcs. Por Ahumada =
90, 16 SIS cate 1,414 kilos. Por
Egozcue y Olos, 81 paCas tabaOo
1886 kiIos. Por M. Perez 90, so
pacas tabaco ATS kilos. Por Co.
bian Soils y Co, 30 pacss tabaco
2, S27 kIlos. Por 8. de O. Garc'a y
90, 30 pacas tabsco 2, $40 kilos, /
paca mlrahuano 81 kilos.
sALmAs DH oABoTAJB.
Col sc. de Maria" para Aqua
dilla y Msyagues.
Col esp "Guillermito," para AFRO
20 2 Ponce
Bdra esp "Buenaventura," para
Vis1ues.
Bdrs esp "Nucva Flor,' para Fs
jal10.
Bdra esp "Ritits," para Aguadilla
y Maysgtiez.
Z Col esp "Amelia," para Yabucoa
y Humacao.
Col esp "Ana Maria" para Vega
Osja.
Bdra esp "Maria Artau," para
Vieques.
DESPAOHADOS
Ninguno.