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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-03
F~THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION
DOLLARS.

This company has for sale choice First
Mortgage Real Estate Notes in any amount.
which are sold at par and accrued interest.
and which pay sir per cent interest net
interest payable semi-annually. Money
invested In these securities is as sdtsiv
placed as IA government bonds, phile pay
ing .nJtv per cent more income
This company pays interest on deposits.
acts as executor. administrator, kc con-
ducts a Safe Deposit Department; loans
money on approved real estate and col
lateral. tv2-ae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-03
H~SwE LOSE To GAIN.

CONSPICUOUS among the unwritten law
which governs our business may BE- found
the rule which forbids the carrying over Of
goods from one season into another. 1t Is
hard work TO make such . sacrifice of quail
ues-but IL must be done. We have made
wool. " so TO speak. of all the Spring and
Summer SuItings in our house. and 81 will
stick the shears into any Of our English
saitinxs which have been s35. ELS. $50.
t;sa s35 and s3S AL Suitings which have
been s2O. S.S2 and s25 have joined our IA
nous True Blue Serges at els for q choice.
All OF our Imported Trouserings which
have been 81. 30. s. 30. 80 and s.2 have
been ''ehOvIed" to $3.50 for a choice.
livery piece of goods in our house is in
c.uded in this clearing OUT sale. Leave
the cut, fit and finish To us-itll be RIGHT.
MERTZ and MERIT.
Modern Price Tdiiors.
9O5 Z ST. NV. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-03

''The Star" Tomorrow.
The EVENING STAR will be issued Is usual
tomorrow, July 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-03
THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
AT -VE STAR BUILDINGS
l1Ol Pennsylvania Avenue, corner 1lth st.. By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. II. KAUFMAN, Pres't
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
And That the Worst Business Year
in Our History
An UnequaIed showing for the I'nsi-
ness Of Fort worth-rhe Causes
for orr Exceptional Prosper
ity While Others Are Com
planning OF Hard Times.

4 city that can show an increase 10 She
number Of business houHes IN such
year ns this has been surely has cause
for congraiulation on the stability Of Us
business Institutions.
on the drzt DAY Of J1uuary, lsf,
Brsastreet's agency IN this city reported
80 different firms mgaged 10 business.
Mr. J. C. Berng. manager OF that
agency, reports 20 the Gazette that the
data now on hand for IFS January, 1884,
report put 4he number Of irms doing
business at not less than go.
That there has been an increase in the
number Of business firms " not les than
II per cent shows that the financial gale
that has wrecked - many promising ven
lures all over illc country and streNn tue
beach With Wreikage, found protected
haven wheu Il struck Fort NOrih, tiilirr
that or Il found the masiers OF business
prepared for Il with sails snugly trimmed
for fhe blow, which passed b. almost
without eject
Outside Of TEXAS x wil be- hard 10
explain how u Is that tile pauic has had
such little effrsf here. The testimony
from all eources-from frarelers FROM
other states who ,isii "a. and from our
own Negple who visit other states y
that bnsluesH 10 Texas y comparatively
hourizhine and that ''We Jont know
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
HON. R. B. HUBBARD
TALKS on RAILROADS, PoLrrICs
AND TEXAS PROGRESS.
THE FACTIONS SHOULD UNITE,


iis-Goyernor Hubbard Of Tyler arrived
la Fort Worth yesterday morning from
Tyler and lot yesterday afternoon for
Dallas Governor Hubbard was hen
solely on private business aud declared
he would not talk politics, for said be-
I'm entirely out Of politics. Who's in
pohiicsf Why Goyomor Hog aud
George clark, mpposc.
eyes, I'm out Of politics, aud I'm Just
watching Texas grow I cnme here ihir-
iy-seren years ago when the states POP.
NATION was very limited and I've seen
II grow until ltA people number nearly
3OO0.UO0 nnd God willing. ] expect 10
see another million lacked on.
EMANCIPATION Is coming 10 Texas yery
fast, Tho exhibit car which went around
the country has been the means 0f bring.
Ing many people 10 Tesaa, The people OF
ihe Northwest and southern Nfnics
were nsiOniahri ~ sneh evidences Of
greatness as were shown In hat car,
There y a remarkable misnpprehelHlon
regarding Texas nbrpad No ihe .iud,
People 10 the 2astcfh states, educated
and refined. have gained the impression
that Texas Il n lnnd when nothing enn
grow. except crude people aud lonrhOrn
cattle Such products 90 were shown Ia
that ear wore n revelation b them.
Ut was Indeed b piiy that we 80 not
have on exhibit Al The Worlds fair.
With such magnificent resources as we
have. we could ID some fpsHffts have
surpassed the exhibits Of any other state
III The llnion. w. have such variety Of
resources that display ~ them there
must have attracted thousands TO this
atate I 40 nor wish 10 be understood
as cridciAng anyone. but ] cannot hnlp
recalling that h was under The same con-
shtuilon that We had an exhibit az New
Oreans.
What VIII best insure immigration to
Terasf We must be q liberal aud broad
minied people We must welcome rapi.
fsi irrespective Of religion or politics
We innsi insure protection 10 the hun
hler citizen, and We must guard viz
ilnntiy the rights 81 the corporation,
for corporation d Ike 4 man though
II Is said II has no -oui. We may hasa
done something that we ought nct 20
have done 10 this reApoct. and, II 20,
they should be- corrected. But u il
easier 70 critioi-e than 10 ledsate. But
Immigration viii coinei II q coming.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

The railroads arc offering The Induce
munla OF low rates 40 this stale aud ihe
Inducements ure being accepted "a a graf
flying degree"
Governor, how arc politics shaping
thrmHnVrHf'
Snow. told yon I'm Dut Of politics.
Wni the factions nniteg they ought 10.
4 continuation 1f the division means d
Repnhlichn or populiat governor We
are now in condition when no man rhn
my IN have nothing TO do with IL
either wny'lio must, be- can't escape
responsibility that way. II y Tine
whom every man WHO Il not for ns "
VII tho real. essential principles Of
ID aip1eTury there iH no difference between
thr factions The llogR element and the
CLARK ccmcut 80 called 10 the politics.
nomenclature Of the day. are hpih Hgfeeh
on the basic principles Of Democracy, 20
that they rnnld unite without sinlthcn
tion 20 either. Why, when was the
lime that the Democratic parry WAS
without some division IN ~ ranks nn
Incidental issncsi II would be nheufd 10
suppose that every Democrat approved
every single policy Of ny parry senator
Crnniy he " good Democrat mud yet
he n an pxtrcme advocate Of liberal pen.
giouHs occupies, iudrd, common ground
with ilm Republicans on this qcosiion.
aud lnughs al the DonOcretie pension
policy No, there Is no dinereng Of
upinlOn az 10 the essential princples VI
Democracy, and The elements w 1tAAs
ghonld have no difficulty IN uniting,
"Will they uniief Well J don't know
hut ! don't SEQ why they shouldn't. The
yotc cast last year for Mr.. Cleveland
should BE- the bnsia Of representation. u
won't do 10 take the vote Of Gov HOgg
fdr on thnt basis there would be 10000
l.aN Ilttt Admit far
Cleveland. and who mover viii vote ihe
Democratic ticket. Let US fa tbs vote
Tor Cleveland az tie basis, sond our dele.
gates 10 the convention, Instructed Of
uninstrncttd and abide the action Of The
clear majority
You know mol much credit IL given ton
man who prophecies an event after Il or.
ours, and ! haven't much regard fer Il
tOld-yOussoH, but cur defeat WAS The 70
suit Of a variety Of causes. You know II
was said before either you or WAS born
that The Democratic party wak rcsponsi-
bic for grieshoppcrs aud drOutha Well
1 guess thcy attributed fbr hard times
10 ~ this year. These hard tines
though came 81 natural causes These
hard times nrc periodical. Indeed us
ing figure Of speech, hard times have
similarity 10 yellow fever. We bring
both on ourselves by, our own nedigence
aud when once ihey gci q foofhnh. they
trayerFo the country Our business 30
preston u the result u over speculation
"a muci NJ anything. Silver was mot The
cause. We had hard times Wiiaa we
had unlimited cDinnge and we have also
hn6 fb,lsc dcpreshiong since silver WAS de-
nnnnrtized 50 ! don't think silver had
anything 10 DO with u Indeed. We itayr
in,qe money now than We ever had. and
moro per capita. The cause was not 4
lack OF moDeg, but uncertNinty. Mon
dpa't care so inn,si about Whether the
tariff viii be high Or low. bit they DO
want 10 know what Il irill be-.
Bat We are recovering. THIS Is notice
hbir everywhere. There Is talk Of moro
RAILROADS now, 49, ! happen 20 know for
salf, aud ilis IS a good indication, .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

whit hard Times mcins" our people
can understand This condition rnsily
enough We had ihe storm thrrc yeau
ago, and were prepared for any wind that
might COME
Texas probably suffered more thnn
other states then, and business was nd
iueti4i h. meet conditions that did not
prevail elsewhere Weak frmA went ont
Of business, and stronger ones curihiled
their operations to q more conservative
field, assuming no undue risks Two ar
three years oi such q policy found Texas
concerns almost beyond the power Of
hard time, 10 iniurc them. and ~ y WIS
that last spring, when the panic began
90 the East and business houses were
tnpplng over In one grand craeh, Texas
houses were almost mistaken
That explains how u vs. that Texas
business centrra suffered no moro dian
they did. but IL does not go far enough
10 eNplnin how, ia tle midst OF u all
Fort Worth could have made such an
incxnmplod record as Is shown by AN in
rrnasr Of II per cent 10 fh0 number Of iis
business Institutions.
The development Of tho country tribp-
tnry 10 this city ote1dlly goes on. This
country IT, largely meettlcd, ana offers
The greatest advantages 90 iumigraniH
20 DO found anywhere. The millions Of
acres Uf raw land 10 The west and north
west are now the only arabic region IN
Texas That BE- unaeitlpd and offered ui q
low price aud on long time. The heavy
tide of Immigration tp Texas must u
necessity seek this region, except iu cases
where tho newcomer H well enough of
80 pay high prices for llpd In older
settled counties Hard lines doesn't
cheek Immigration The pist summer "
steady pouring 10 Of population Inns cu-
lurg,4l fhp difnand and 10 guuBlv N the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
|lAE COTTON FIGURES.
EXPERT ESTIMATES a YIELD
OF 100000 BALES.
EltSAS CROP is 1900, 600,
Basis Upon Which the Estimate
hgured-lhe Bales Are Five
Pounds Lighter Than Last
Seasons.


N York, Dec. She Southern As
'lhd Press ;s .ntboriyo5 "a nublish
k1ov;n. ~ - u chan-
aug ietIer from AIRED d. 7h'p-
edltor of Cotton Facts and see
ot the senate special committee
H.. 9 \, 49,,
. NJ. lnman " Co, Allhhla'
p'ar Sir: Complying with your re-
4 for my ne,,s,nal oninion of the
..ble .;,a 10.
N III vi lhe eot'oh crop 'eb
Y mat reliable adyices received IN
~ lew days from every section Of
estoa bolt fond II, c,,frp, tho rnr-
b.. 20 y, ~ ''''
|A "a 'he conclusion previously
y es me that the actual yield would
Nobably about G.SDOOnO bales. So
4 Oh enf,,f, ,,.,s 49,
b AZ, vas iN' A''''n 'uil',s i"'.
l' lhe actual growth OF that
was probably not over 6.4OO, 900
II
hlnk the vield ~ tho nras.nt Gran
nov the foll1Uing Xxx oyer lnit
I-es, VIZ: 25O,uOO Lales In Ire Two
aaas, Georgia ana ltlorida. 400 90
= hahama. Mississippi and Louis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10
OUR POPULATION.
Computed on a New Basis, IL is
ai,o0s "A Year Of Growth.

The directory census Of Morrison x
Fonrmy. which has just been completed
glycs Forl Worth a population Of al,S6s.
M, Is asccrtained 10y multiplying The
number Of names IN the directory by
tbres. Heretofore the milipller has
bssn ihrce and one-half as that is th'
ratio ACCEPTED by directory canyassers o.
,',,lS representing he acinal p9pula'
ton ,.,..,,.. 49,, ,,sea
,be rity's population would appear TO he
81 DOG. - ,,,-,. Ga.
stead Of three and ene-half, slre' N ",
true figure 81 or -ag's population ~
rector men have l0as thought that , .afee
,-onld b. q more correct ratio thsn tnts .,i
AMI ane-bsif and the adoption Of . VIII
IN The end gige @ose satisfactory "a Ie5ui ".
.;l n,n,iaiios uas put at 22.O7S, In
three years and a hHi We Lazy .9ul
about 1000 10 the number Of she Guys
inhabitants.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Go 20 ,ie department store and at q
clock for 30 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

OUTDOOR SPORT
Hunting ciothiur camp chairs. cots
and tents At Anderaou's gun house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

Plush albums At the department store
for 20 cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-10

MoREHOUs a Mcbride.
The Jewellers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10
ECH GARAY Y SUS PlOXIHAS OBRAS.

En- una rreciosa fuca que Sc ma
hecho construlr en- Galicis, & oEillas
| del msr y muy ceroa del pueblecillc
Ide Marin, vlve ell insigne drama
turgo espafiol don Jose Echa ga
ray.
El aspecto del h t,-lice IN Pc
riodista que lie hA visitado-es mU-
desto.
Su inte rior, amplio y c5modo, sin
grandes lDjos ell jardin que le cir
| aunda, may bonito; el terreno So
bre que SO slzs, como elegido por
| ell notable ingeniero. FL mar, 81
subiI la marea, bess diariam ante la
granitlca escRlinata que tiene q gu
espalda el edifieiO. Ante el gsbi.
nete de estudio de don jose, una
extension de playa, trsnquils de
ordinsrio, completa ell cuacro cuys
contemplation absorbe horas y ho-
ras & aqEeIla imagination, que por
gu potencis cveadora es ssombro de
propioe y eA Atranos.
Departiendo con un visitante di-
ic el autor de La nlusrte en- lOs Ia
bios:
"Tengo concludes y en- poder de
Mario dos obras La RencoYOsd,
una comedia en- cuatro Sotos y en-
prosa, y A la orilla del mar, IN casi
drama, alta comeiia, en- tree aetos
' un epfp go. La primers ts IN
tstudio c0ulico de IN ca'acter de
mujer, cosa muy ligerits ; trabsja.
ran en- ella Ia Guerrero J Mario.
La segunds es obra de mss peso /;
algo del eenero de Mariana. ain
determinado caracter el agunto
I'm ella tienen pspel de importan-
cia Ia Guerrero, Msrio, ThHiliier
algdn otro. Hay algnDo semi serio,
otros c6micos. -. We emos. No
s6 Cusl Sc estrenara primero; me es
indifeFente.
No se ttata en- elias de ningdn
problema Grascendental. Amores.
Algo que es com1n . Ia tociedad
enters. Seres fellces, seres menos
felices. =. Vtremos que resultade
todo."
(ReprodnotdoJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10
EL CONDE Dill VENlDITO.

En estos momentos en- que ell bu-
que de este nombre es objeto de Ia
general atenei6n, recordaremos, Ell
Quiera sea breyemente, al persona
je ilustre que co2memora.
El titulo de conde del Venadito
fu6 otorgsdo en- 1913 oil almlranee
don Juan Rulz de Apodaca, var6n
esclarecldo a qulen debe la pat la
serviclos hnportantes.
Naci6 en- Oadix ell ano de 1851, y
& los treoe amos se EMBARGO com ,
guardia marina en- el nayio Sds
L0rense.
Desyu6s de de una brillante his-
toria militar obtuvo a los veintisIe
to amos de edad el empleo de capl-
tan de frsgata.
Reclbi6 del Rey honfosas coml-
stones ciennficas que desenpeho
con acierto.
Asistio como brlgadleE al com
bate de Trafalgar, y desempsno
mas tarde los importantas eargos
de mlnistro plenipotencio en- Lon.
dres, capitan general y gobernador
de 10 isla do Cuba, virey de MeKl-
90 y de Navarro, dando en- todo;
ellos pruebas de an talento, rtfor-
msndo In adminIstraci6n, eseAu-
zsndo la Hacienda y reorganifandc
Dos eervicios.
I'll Conde del Venadlto, viEeonds
do Apodacs, fallecio en- Madrid
los ocheDta y ouatro amos de cdad,
en- Enero de 1885, deiando gtasisi.
mos recuerdos en- loa inolvldablep
hechos CUE esmaltan 81 brillant4
historic militar y administrative.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10
Carga Pesada,

es la que tienen que soportar los
que padecen de Tlsis, Escr6fula.
Anemia Il otras Intermediates ex-
tenuantes. Tanto mas pc sada
cuanto que en- muchos casos estas
intermediates son resultado de
deseuidos lamentables.
I'll tempo de preparar ell salyayi-
das es cuando comienza la tormenta:
el tempo de combatir la Tfsis &
Escr6fula es al comenzar la debili-
dad, cuando principia la per.
dida de carnes v fuerzas,
No hay que esperar demasiado.
Ill medicamento debe ser .pro.
ductor de grasa asimilable, digerible.
como la que contiene en- disoluci6n
perfecta Ia Emulsion de Scott. une
es aceite de higado de bacalao sin
el NAL gusto, reforzado y tonifcado
Por los hipofosftos quo ayudan &
la digestion Y aumentan ell apetito.
rs un hecho que la Emulsion de
Scott produce fuerzas y crea car
nes con rapidez maravillosa.
Para obtener efectos seguros debe
procurarse Ia que lleva la etioueta
del hombro con el bacalao q cuestas.
Esa es la 1nica legitima, Ia que crea
carnes, la que fortiica los pulmones,
Ia favorita de les m5.licos, Ia YER
dadera EMULIoN DE ScorT.
De venta en- todas las farmacias
y droguerias. Siempre segura Y
siempre efeaz.
SCOTT J BOVINE, Quimicos Eaeva York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10
kSadsmiss J pGblicaeisnsA.

Ouafro reeepcsones veFiileaTA en-
breve In Academia dc 10 Lcngaa
Espahols, Ia cual inAngurafA sts.
mas en- este invlcrno un pc1sodo d.
solemnIdades liierarias clgaas DC
esplendor dc la Academia.
La primefa geeepei6n que en- elias
tendrS lugsr es Ia dc den MaHnsl
del Palacio, 4 quien e0nssasAiA 3
Sr. BSrrantes, yA e&si FesiA heed
dc Ia enfermedAd que be rrssAaa Ii
esfa ceremonla.
Core q cargo del er. CommeAs
ran contsstAr oil deeano de - "a
cultad de Filcsof!a y L&GsAs Ne
Fern&ndex y Gonzales.
ID. Francisoo Sllvcla hAsA 10 psp
pho con el Sr. IAnieTx.
Y por tiltimo, ID. AntonIo C1ao
vas haTA resonA ar ca elocuersln cot
testando al csruenAl fray Cxssssns
Gongklez.
A eatas NJ tselss trnsExa as,
ahadir la de qas vi snlneats asa
maturgo Sr. Eehagarsy lscse lac.
tempo presentado % alaeusao. !
tambiea prspara el suyo si paUssss
do persador = eatalsssa dos Reaes!
20 BAlArt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10

Libros de texto en Institute
Esouelas Normsles J que sc ha.
yam de venta en- Ia Liberia del B0-
LE1TN:
GramAtea Castellana.
Historic de Espaila, 8. OAsado
Historic Genera, Fernandez de
Iastro.
AritmetiCa, Oardin.
AritmetiCs, Oortazar.
Algebra, OOrtszar.
Algebra, Oardin.
Geometria, Oardin.
GeOmetris, Cortazar.
Ferrer y RiveIo, Legislaci6n.
Agriculture, Riera y Tortoss.
Flsics y Quimica, Feli6.
Pedsgogis, Santos.
Ret6rica y Poetics, Regtllez.
Economic Politics, GARNER,
Fisica y Quimics, Morate.
Geogrstfa, Morste.
Ret6riCa y Poetioa, TerraGillas
FisiCs Y Quimica. Sanchez Casa
do.
Traduccion latina, Polo.
Gcamatica latina, Escart4n.
Gramatics latina, A. Perez, rds-
tica.
Psicologfa, Ldgiea y Etica, Mes-
ire.
Disquisiciones. gramaticales,..::A
Perez.
Legislation, Macho Moreno.
Metodo solfeo, Eslava.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10
SALON AT,
GALER1A ARTfSTIOA.

@Exposicion y venta permanente
l1 ouadros al oleo, de reputadas
uEmAs nsoionAies, al a!csnce de TO.
ias las fortunas y para todos los
gustoA
III que suseribe tiene el honor de
ofreoer el nuevo estAblecimiento
aus lumerosos amigos J al pa oiico
en general, TetaaR ., bajos HoteI
IRireFs0.
EstA expuesto ei gran cuadro de
Antonio Ms 2squiyel, " N, POr Gaa
corona, para de elite del 9nbiieo y
dc los ahclonados al srte plcIorico
JOSE SERRAT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10
0ACET1Lfx1Acq - G.

A los DibulAntes. - Aeaba dc
recibirse en- esta Hmprenta magn!ti-
CO PAPkL MARQUILLA.
Rstratos dc Su Santidaa 'Lsbn
XIII LOS 6aieos autentieos, del
renombrado ChAgtran, dc vArlos
tamaios, SO venden en- ehia I'm
prenta. EstA acreditAdo que ell pa
recido de estos re:raios con el We
nerando original es tidellsimo. 81
m!smo Santo Padre Asi 10 ha Tseeo
nocido.
VeAse Ell anuneso que scrtoA Dc
tan msgnihoos rssrasos Va en- o;ra
parte.
"MsriposAn Cap ieho d. Can.
eierto para Plano, o6Ea splsesa )
ceIebsadlalma del emlaente compo
sltor don GonGalo dc j. Ndlss;
edioI0n dc lnlo. elsxsu ssEas = sr
grabadA en Ia LltogtSflA del 30
LErH. CousEa &c pAgiaaa Sc
delleiosa m0aiea, lserAado o. iien
to AFsisIieA ! a'eg61isA pursAdA A
peso el sjenplAE ca sssa Iagsea
10.
kseados kAcisnGss 4 lasz Dc
Puerto, hioo, GamAAo rs al e~HF1.
metros, a IS eeHsAvuA La gseA u
del BoLErfs.
Lihgoa &c YsssA.- g. aasA IN
prcnsA has graz sx!asens4a As 1,s
laign'1nss8 llhgus
| 0RAMATlCA CAeTEI.LAxA
roE ia Aea drEnla EAaAAea.
| AkIIdkIICA tof Csars asa
| kISiCA E.0s ksGa-
| QUlMiCA PSI Fxss9.
| LIP ils-a1 ssgas 4 sast. Az.l
50 q ; eesst AA syss aag esa q
gAa lhsisAaee sAsssAs sa csc ; =
Gstefsa EsaeaasacA
ln Cas- oa gt1S4sa Ess - assa -
snsisss-es aSe ss Is ~ As aa..s
scS bs6o
| 5assls. -~ Aass tsss..s ii gsasi
| Sc sAaaaAt g. esaa lmasxasA :. 60
lsl@sase saaaAlsssa - Mass@ Kasau
ca, sa@FstaAsss ss l. tesas as = =
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i Ia q ts*Sfa ssAaaasa Fsss &c.
fidA5ss
| kutasss..-k. 1aa4uA IA ss.
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asae saA@As& ga as - "a
lass EN2s. nAtA EEL asas As~ ~ .
zes Asg9ssAss
4 tssse.as@s < snAs &c. sa s,ss
80 esea ss&sg&A 3s ssaa ASA
4 Tsl.a 81 saa gar.gam IA
4 eats ksssa aa eeAaA as xsa
1 10 CSC ssss Assswsx sse gsa ! e..
81 fAs@ss-A aAaa aaAasaaAs :
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10

Domingo, l0.---N .essta Ssnoys
de Lorslo J s pts q - De Ne J.
rid, virgen y IL ertir,
Luner, Il.-Ssn D4maao, papa
y confeFor.
Mertes, l2.-LA Aps riei6u de
Naest,A Ssnors dt Guadalupe d,
Meiico. y Sen Donate J eompA
nsros martires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10

Tai 60 10 portada dc un foilett
que acaba de editarse en- esta Ca
"a, obra del Director del BoLETN
MERcANTIL. Contitne so psginai
de lecturs. en- 4? msyor, y, como
se ha anunciado, &c dsdica 81 illus.
ire J.fe del Partido Union Cons
tisucionas" de Cuba, Excmo Sr
MARQUES de Ap,zteguis. Contie'
nc el siguiente programa:
Dsdicstoria. -~ Pre!udios. --
De- ,arrolo del plsp.-ConaiderR'
clone Ell pres mbuo exposition.
Los Municipios.-Ls Camara
Insular.-El COnsejo. Gober.
nador General.-Ls hissoria.--La
lezalidad. La rsE6n suprema.--
Ia Re para ion y.
Ell fo,lsto sc ofrece en- las al
guientes coodiciones:
Un elem p'Ar.......... so cis
Con g retrsto del Sutor. IS "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10
MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL.
ELsEDLITzO On ORANTEAUD

6 incontsstablemente ell purgGtiUO
linO refrescante mas puro, el
mas agradable de tomar y ell mas
ficaz, baio IN pequeno volumen.
Reemp'aza ventsj0esmente las
aguas plrgativss alemanas y todos
los dr8stic0s
81 exito 6el Sedlitg Oh Chan
teaud, cetca de los m6dicos de to-
dos los pRises, ha oeasionadO una
multitud de imitsdores. Uno de
6stos ac aba de ser senteneiado, por
concurre ncis desleal, A 5000 fran
COS de dsnos ) perluicios, q cam
blsr Ia hechuta de sus frasoos y q
20 eavolverlos e1 pspel amarillo,
siendo este color caracter1stico del
Sealfs Oh Chanteaud, preparation
de los Gr6aulOs aOSimstTioOs del DT
BGrggraere, cuya boga es iguGl-
mente universal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-10
AEkNRlZ L co.
~f.-TETDAH-I!! r.

imp3rtadCIes cn grande escaia,
de merca1ciss nc todss proceden-
ciRs.
Sus tierdss &c detail LA LUZ
ELEOTRIOA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO son siempre las major
surridas.
Tienen SnOurBaies importadoras
en- Arec.bo J Humacao.