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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1894-10-04
w VHY
HHA IF they need it(
haye eyes fitted with glasses by
4. N. HITCHCOCK, The 0ptician +?
BECAUSE
BECAUSE
Careful and thorough tests will be
made ia determine the nature of
the defect, free of charge.
BECAUSE


The glasses furnished will be of
the most perfect material and
workmanship that modern skill
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BECAUSE

BECAUSE
Any style or quality of frame will
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SO as to give greatest comfort and
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BECAUSE


He makes this specially makes
use OF the latest and best meth
ods and knowledge to be obtained,
and requests his patrons to be sat-
ished with nothing less than the
best results.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
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BECAUSE

Hundreds of people, young and
old, in Redwood and adjoining
counties, testify that they have
had imperfect vision made per-
feet, have been relieved of pain in
and around the eyes, have been
entirely cured of chronic sick and
nervous headache, have recovered
easy and comfortable use of their
eyes for all purposes after tenn
porary or continued use of glasses
fitted by Mr.. Hitchcock.
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ATTORNEYS.

TOHN H. BOWERS,
81 ATTORNEY AT Law,
Office in King Lechner Block. Washington St
Redwood Falls, Mimi.
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PHYSICIANS.

N p. GIBSON, M. D.
W. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. --.s
Office ct Residence. corner 4th and Mill SITS.
ralls promptly answered, day or night
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WI J. Mcleod,
w. ATTORNEY r
AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Over Citizens Bank, Redwood Falls, Mimi.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
Shissler & Baldwin VS. Over
man & Aram.

Last winter A, Maxey and
John Smith, of Grangeville, took
up some cattle and posted and
advertised the same under the
estray law, they were duly sold
by the sheriff for cost of keeping
and hidden in by the first nam
ed gentlemen, later the were sold
to Messrs Overman and Aram.
In the lot was steer belonging
to Shissler 4 Baldwin who
brought suit To recover the ami
NAL, setting forth that the adver-
tisement was not legal. The
case came up before Justice
Robbins yesterday, quite num-
Der of witnesses were examined
and from the evidence it appear
ed that the description was in
sufficient to apprise the owner
or owners that their stock was
being held, the sale was there
fore declared void and the ami
mai given to the original owners.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
GRAND BALL.

There will be a grand ball in
Cottonwood, on the evening of
July A, 1894, The following
committees were appointed;
Reception committee.--A. w.
darlington, Paul Steinke, E. l.,
Parker, Jas, McCafferty, Allen
Baggs,
Com. on arrangements. Ct. S.
Bates, l.. ]. Hornaday, Ben
Gerding, G, H. Larson, Elmer
King,
Floor managers,-T, Brown
lee, Allie Vincent, Elmer Wann,
Elmer King,
Doorkeepers.--C. H, Larsen
James McCafferty,
Music by Bahcock's orches-
ira,
Tickets including supper al
the Cottonwood House, $500.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
Notice for Homestead Proof,
Charles W. Miller. No PISS.

Charles w. Miller, No PISS,
LAND OFFICE Al LEWISTON, IDAHO.
June ,, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing-named settler has fled notice
Of his intention to make final proof
in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be make before I, S. Land
Office at Lewiston, Idaho, on July Is,
1894, viz;
CHARLS W. MILLER
for the Lots 2 and 8 and We 5 E4
Sec "a TIP 30 Mr. ] W B NJ.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation OF, said land, viz
Josiah G, Peasley, Robert Nugent,
Milo Worden, james McCaferty, all
of Cottonwood.
B. F. Morris, Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
TRIP TO CANVAS PB4fRIE.

Continued iron third page
The settler of Camas Prairie to-
day pprsues his occupation in
peace, while the gSaYase toqsts bis
shins and smoke his pipe in his
tepee on the banks Of the neigh
boring streams, his only occupa-
ton 'dudgelipg his sqnaw when
ever she neglects to keep the fire
briskly burning; or to quickly
bring his food when his swinish
grunt indicates a desire for it,
Cowardly, lazy, dirty and thiev-
ing, encouraged in all by the aid
and protection of the United
States Government, they are
disgrace to any civilized nation,
and the sooHeg the Government
wlthdraws its support and COM
pei them to earn their bread by
tilling the valuable lands given
them, the sooner they will become
civilized and worthy to be called
citizens of this great republic.
| spent six weeks in the sad
die roaming over that beautiful
wonderland, occasionally join
ing a small party on trip of
three or four days duration, into
some of the mining camps; UP
the Salmon River after elk, ~
bathing at the hot springs neal
the base Of the Seven Devils, be-
fore | began to tire Of my isola-
| ton and TO long for the more
| modern comforts OF the city.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
DENVER NEWS.


Doctor Shonley's father from
Missouri and uncle from Wash
ington are visiting him,
Dick Heart is getting lumber
on the ground for a blacksmith
shop.
Mr.. Herbert and family from
JUL aetta have located in Den
yer.
Fred Wyatt is in Lewiston.
d. F. Kessler and John Turner
have gone to Moscow.
Johnny Ingram returned from
California last week where he
has been attending school for
the past eight months.
Doctor Dillon and John Wilks
have joined the Denver base ball
club. We now have The strong
est team on the prairie without
a doubt.
A. T, Spotswopd and J. 5.
Parker returned TO Moscow Mon
day. Mrs Parker will remain
in Denver a week or two.
Messrs Larsen and Hogan, OF
Cottonwood were in Denver Sat
urday.
The majority of the Denver
people expect to celebrate the
Fourth in Cottonwood,
A party of Denver people pic
nic'd near Keuterville Sunday
DIR. Turner's latest examina,
ton of George Reeves injuries
leads him to believe that the
chances for his recovery are very
good, only one Of the wounds
has any appearance of causing
trouble and this he thinks with
proper care, will soon be in suct
a condition that no fear need bt
entertained,
The Keuterville and Mt Idaho
communications were left ou
this week on account of the lacl
of space,
DIR. Nickel who has been with
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
CUTTING AFFRAY.
George Reeves Receives Six
Wounds, Curly Har-
rington Handles fhe
Re Knife.


On Wednesday evening there
occurred difficulty at Bob Nu-
gents saloon and restaurant
which may yet prove serious, 1t
seems that Mr.. Harrington
commonly known as "Curly"
who has been boarding at Mr..
Nugent's was drinking pretty
heavily during the fore part of
the day, went into the dining
room at supper time and sat
down in his accustomed seat, but
there was no plate at his place
and taking it as an intended
slight, got up and left the room.
When Mr.. Nugent came out CT
the dining room where he mad
been waiting on the table, Curly
accused Mr.. Nugent of insulting
him, which was denied, when
Curly called on George Reeves,
Mr., Nugents barkeeper, to
prove that he had been insultsd
Mr.. Reeves refused to decide the
question, saying that he did not
want anything to do with any
dispute. At this time Curly left
the place and went up town, he
was gone a few minutes and re,
turned when he and Mr.. Reeves
became engaged in an argument
! which ended in a fight wherein
I Mr.. Reeves received two cuts on
the left arm, one on the right
arm, one on the left foot, one at
the lower point of the breast
bone and one in the right side
DR.. Turner was summoned
and dsessed the wounds. H,
pronounced the case as serious
but not necessarily fatal
Harrington was arranged be
fore Justice Robbins yesterda.
upon charge of assault with in
tent to kill" and was given un
til today to procure counsel anc
plead to the charge. Attorney
Taylor will represent the Stat
and F, Z. Fogg, of Grangevlle
will conduct the defense,
LATER.
The preliminary hearing i
just completed as we go to press
Mr.. Harrington being held I'm
der bonds to appear at the mex
term of the District court.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
Notice for Homestead Proof.
Robert Nugent, No. 2lB.

Robert Nugent, No. 2l45.
LAND OFFICE AT LEwIsroN, IDAHO,
June 2, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowingynamed settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before L. S. Land
Office at Lewiston Idaho, on July ls,
1894, viz:
ROBERT NUGENT
for the Ela SW4 Sec "A and E}2 \
VIZ Sec 25 TIP 81 y r w B NJ.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of, said land, viz !:
Josiah G, Peasley, Charles W, Miller,
Milo Worden, James McCafferty, all
of Cottonwood,
B. F, MORRIS, Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22

The preliminary hearing is
just completed as we go to press.
Mr.. Harrington being held un-
der bonds to appear at the next
term of the District court.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
Notice for Homestead Proof.

Charles A. Alexander, H. L. No. 295s
LAND OFFICE At LEWISTON, IDAHO.
May 26, 1894,
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing settler has filed notice
of his intention TO make final proof
in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk
of the District Court at Mt Idaho,
Idaho, on Monday Jnly Is, 1894, viz:
CHARLES A. ALEXANDER
for the Lots /, ., 8 and 4. Sec. IS.
TIP. 80. n. R. f. B, NJ,
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of, said land, viz
Louis A. Bruner, Ellsworth Lamb,
Jacob l.. Eckert, Frank B. Ball, al
of Cottonwood, Idaho.
j9 Ct B. f. MORRIS, Register,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting Of the
citizens Of Camas' Prairie held
at Cottonwood, Saturday, June
23rd., at / P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of discussing the question
of establishing a road to Camas
Prairie with some point or rail
road direct. This is matter OF
importance and this meeting
should be attended by the public
in general.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
Notice for Homestead Proof.
Mats Nyman, H. E. No. 20S2.

Mats Nyman, II. +. No. US.
Land office at Lewiston, Idaho.
May is, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the U" S.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho, on
July 5, 1894, viz
MATS NYMAN
for the sW4 Sec p TIP 80 n R w
B NJ,
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
ON and Guilty alton of said land, wig
james D, Sampley, Dennis Lucey,
John Matson and John Moriprty, all
OF Westlake. Idaho.
% B. f. MORRIS, Register.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1894-06-22
Local News,

9rSNt ~ ~ 80 ~
shop for Cabinet Work. ''
Henry steinke and S. L. Cow
er were in town Saturday,
Fresh invoice Of staple gro
ceries at Nuxoll & stubbers'.
Quite a number OF our people
spent Sunday pic-nicing on the
mountain
Don't forget that we are to
have the Grangeville Band the
4th of July, ''"''.'
For first class rig go to
Gains Livery Stable. Every
thing first class,
Rev. W. w. VanDusen will
preach at the Cottonwood church
Monday, June 25. "'
Gains is repainting and re-
pairing rigs preparatory to a big
run on the 4th of July.
]. s, Beall, of Colfax, passed
through town on his way to
Grangeville Monday.
Immigrants are quite numer-
GUS these days, there we're ten
wagons camped here Sunday.
higgins, OF Grsngeville, went
through town Monday on his
way to Lewiston after passen
gers.
Ben Gerding, J, G. Peasley, A..
]. Vanness, ]. S. Rhoads and
wife and eye editor" spent cou-
pie of days in Grangeville this
week.
w. w. Brown and wife, of
,Grangeville, stopped in town
Monday on their return from
Lewiston.
w, C. Fritter, the District
Manager for the New York Life
Insurance Company is spending
a few days among us.
G. H. Farnsworth and party
camped il Cottonwood Monday
they are enroute for the noun,
tains where they will spend Q
short time.
There will be a meeting al
Denyer, Sunday, June "a, Of al
the ball clubs on the prairie, t.
make arrangements for games fol
July 4th and a series of games
later.
Rev. W. N. Knox, OF Mt Ida
no, and Rev. J. B. York, o
Clearwater, will preach in Cot
tonw9od Saturday, June so a
3 P. NJ. and Sunday, July lst a
IL A. NJ.
L. Campo, Boot and Sho
maker has opened q shoe shol
one door north Of Gutjahr''
butcher shop where he will NEE
each and all who desire his ser
vices. i22tr
One of our enterprising citi
zens while on a visit to Grange
vile the first of the week imag
ined he had lost his supper an
purchased another. His friend
say he had two, but this he de
MES,
Mr., McCarty returned to tow
Wednesday night after fou
days absence over about Kqeter
Vile where he has been circulat
ing among the citizens in tn
interest of the New York Lii
Insurance Company and inciC
emily looking after his own in
erests from a society sta ndpnin
Del Butterworth came up frol
Clearwater Saturday eVenin
and produced the first gold fc
inspection of the public whic
has been taken from the gronn
leased of the Indians, He t
gether with Geo, Tsrhaar, Chri
Waldeman, Jack Patterson
Chas, McLarry and Ed. Ell
went down Monday morning an
they are now working full bias
We received a communicate
from "a Prairie Scrub" whic
owing to court proceedings an
local fights we are unable to pul
lish this week, our space beir
filled. By the way, the abo'
named contributor requested I
to publish the article Sin extenI
alb metro" which we do not save
and will be pleased to receive
translation at an early date, b.
as we never allow any one
make us lay our hand down, ,
will say in reply Nquanti e
sapereF'
On account of so much ne,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-06
Hc15ygYsyNE{UxJ37W3
GRATEFuL-CoMFORTING.
EPPSS COCOA
BREAKFAsr-slJPPE

"By tho ongh knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern the operations of diges-
tion and nutrition. ana by n careful applica.
tion OF the fine properties of well selected
Cocoa, Mr.. Epps has provided for our break.
fast and supper "A delicately favored bever.
age which may save Us many heavy doctors
bills. IL IL by the tudicious use of such sar.
ticles of diet that constitution mayitbe
gradually built up until strong enough To re.
sist every tendency to disease. Hundreds
of subtle maladies are floating around us
ready To attack wherever there Is weak
point. We may escape many fatal SHAFT
by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure
blood ana properly nuIished frame-"-Civil
Service Gazette. Made simply with boiling
water or milk. SOLD only In half pound tins,
by Grocer y, labelled thus:
JAMES EPPs a. co. Ltd. Homen pathic
Chemists, London, England. d24w
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-18

GORE haoe dias por nuestra ciu
lad ell rUmoE de- que vuelven
Puerto Rico los RR. P. P. Jesuitst
que hace amos dejaron eeta Isla
por orden de su Superior, y mar
chsron unos con rumbo 4 Ia Madre
Pstria, y Otros Sc embarcaron para
la repdblica del Peru.
Es consolaior ell rumor que CORE,
= respira Ia satisfaction de que Ct
ven poseidos los corazones a. pro
|psgarle. Los que sc Green mejol
lnformados aseguran que ell f6usto
,ucesO Sc verifioarG dsntr0 de brs
Ve tempo.
Las almas que tapto bien reci
oieron de la piedad de aquello.
Padres. los hnmildes pechos que
tanto debieron & 50 carload, y
,uantos gozaron las delicias de ls
edifcsci6n y ell buen ejemplo de
,ns virtudes, todos, 4 una, pareCeb
'entir el vivo deseo de que SO yea
aumplido, prontamente, el grato
rumor que circula.
Nosotros que en- todos tiempos
dimos q la ilustre Oompa6ia de
Jesds la h0nra que sc merece, nos
gloriamos como el que mas del
aContecimiento, y participamos, en
primer t6rmino, del general con-
tento que & todos DONNA.
Oorazones habra que simpaticen
mas g menos con los piadosos Hi
Jos de San Ignscio.
IQ1i6n pnede impedir este Z
Dada hombre responde 4 los i'm.
pulsos de eu conciencia, y la de los
que aman q estos buenos Religio-
sos, obedeue al instinto feliz de la
piedad que embargo sus espiritus.
Los padres de tamilia 90 felici-
tan, y con ellos, en- 50 esfera, to.
dos los que d 50 carload cristlans
deben tantos y tan dulcisimos con.
suelos.
Las damas buenas, que recuer-
dan los encantos del bendito San
Jose, en- las grandes solemnidades
que alli presenciaron, no go gozan
menos en- Ia esperanto de alcanzar
dia tan hermoso para la vida de
la piedad, que es el alma y Ia glo-
ria de sUs coraz0nes:
Regocij6monos, pues, cu&nto SEN
limos 10 que vale para 81 alma ell
ejempl0 de una eminente virtud, VI
? 10 que vale para I'm pueblo 10
edifleaci6n de una Oomunidad, mo
delo, en- todo el orbe, de las santas
,ostumbres de nuestra f6.
Esta Orden, gloria del nun.
10, ca singular honra de Ia Cat6lica
Espaila, pues en- los wales de Lo-
7ola naci6 el ilustre espafol de Ia
0ompahia que ha cubierto III mum
10 entero, y le sigue llenando, de
os ejemplos mas hermosos de vir
;ud, y de las obras de religion y de |
amor de Dios, cl mas acendrado VI
9uro que On Ia TERRA SO conoce.
N. G.. de A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-18
Ia CORBETi ''NAUTLLUS,"

LEGO felizmense al puerto de
Naeva York en- Ia noche del 29
10 Abril proximo pasado.
FL dia siguiente, cambiados lol
sAludos de ordenanza entire el ga
lardo buque espafol y O. faert.
Wl,iame, ell Comandante de Ia
Nautilus pas6 q vlsitar al Almi.
eAnte Gherardi, de squel Aposta.
dero, J al C6nsu! General de e.
pAfia.
El dia 2 del corrien.e fu6 Q! ci
sado ComandAnte, Sr Villaamil. q
cumplimentar al AIcalds de 10
Ciudad.
He aqui IL que acsrca do eStc
dice Las NoVedades del 8:
En- el dia de aver pas6 al pala
clio municipal, a ofrecer sus respe
COS al Aloalde de Ia ciudad, el cspi
San de frsgata don Fernando VI
llaamily Fernandez, C omaa dante de
Ia Corbeta espalola Nautilus, escue.
la de guardlss-marinas. El bizarre
8 ilustrado jete, que vestia de gran
aulfOrme, fo6 presentado al jefe del
Ayuntamiento por el senor D. Ar
5uro BAldasano, CONSUL general Dc
Nspana.
Mr.. Gilroy, que ha tenldo OCCASION
De tratar y agassjar durante las
aessas cOlomblnas q los lnfantes,
Doiia Hulalia y Don Antonio de-
Orleans, asi como al Sr. Duque de
Veragus, q los marinos de la escaa-
ira espailOla y a los jsfes de la ban
ia del reglmieat0 de Zaragozs.
slents Urn cariiiO especial por nues
ira Daci6n,y le ha aido sumamente
grata Ia vista del comandante del
OuqGe-escuela. LA entrevists, COMO
ora natural, resuit6 de 10 mas cor
dial que pueda imsglnarse."
Con referencia & Ia estan cia de,
boque.escuela On aguas dc Nueva-
YO: k, y & Ia continuation = ter
nlno de gu viaje, manifestaba O.
mismo coIega, en- gu ndmsro de.
II del actual, 10 que sigue q con-
sinuaci6n:
"Es probable que la permanencis
aquf del Nautilus no baje de
veinse dfas, al cabo de cuyo
Ciempo saldrA para Halifax y Euro
pa, q fin de terminar su vlaje al re-.
dedor del mundo. Durante su estan
cia aqui, los csdetes visitarAn los
y grandes talleres de los
puntos mas accesibles de los @sta-
dos. Q nidos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-18
UN JUICIO ORAL.

Vi6se en- estos ultimos dias, en-
iuicio oral y. pdbllco, ante Ia Sala
dc Juaticia dc enta Ex:m Au
tiencis, la .causa instruida apor
homicide coEtra Francisco Diaz.
El hecho de autos ocurri6 en- una
hacienda de Vieque., sieDdo Ia
vfctima 81 capataz do Ia misma,
Jose Cristiao.
Dsbu;6, como 90 dice ahora en-
ssts juicio, Actuando de defsnsor
lei procesado, el joven y distin.
guido jurisconsulto D. Pedro Al
Trey y Montoiio, hijo de nusstro
ouen amigo D. Antonio. Y& fe
lue oil letTado detensor reved
;laramente en- este juicio, por gu
'erenidad, su correcta locuci6n
: sus s6lidos razonamientos, gu.
i este su primer triunfo forense
seg airan otros much7s , mayore,
On 10 GuceaIV0.
Bisn 10 prueba el hecho d.
habsr 81 tribunal cousiderablemen
70 Aminorado On su sentencla Il
pena que para el procesado pedi'
si Ministerio Fiscal.
Per desconocer el fallo en- cues
ti6r, no hakiamos babladv ante
do esta vista.
Hoy 10 vsrificamos gustoso'
fslicitanao al Sr Lcdo. Audrey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-18
+
Wa He %o

Ha psssdo d msjor vida en- e.
ta Capital, con Ia edificaci6n de-
oueno, la llustrf.ima tetiora don
Maria del Carmen Quifiunes, Viu
da de Daub6n.
Matrona respectable y virtuoss,
que gozaba de merecida conside-
facion en- nuestraicultA Gociedad,
justa aprecia dora de aus relevan
teS cuaiidadss, sus muerte no po.
dla menos dc producer. como en-
efecto ha pro iucido, general i'm.
preston de pena y duelo.
Por tan lensibie desgracia en-.
viAmos nuesIra expression de Pc
same q los angaatiados hijos de
q finads, para cuya alma desea
moI la eterns gloria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-18
EsTAD1sTECA.

Con asento B. L. M. del sefior
Dlrecfor de AdusDas del Rein
hemos recibido 10 EstadtsticG &c
neral del Concrete Exterior de
Espana CON SuS' PrOvinciGs de
Ultranaar y POtencias eStrGaajeraS
en- 1892.
Es cate un vo.umiaoso Iibro
que, por el m6sodo y orden que
90 81 han presidido, asf como
por Ia multitud de dAsos que con-
tiene, interesantes todos y revela
dores de una inteligenciay una ia
oor notables en- su confecci6n, pue
dc rsputarse, q nuestrO jOicio, co
mo un modelo, en- su class, DE-
EstadfsticAs peKfsctamense infor-
msdas y no menos perfectam snte
conciuidas. HonEs, por 10 tanto,
IL que tsnemos q Ia vista, y cuyo
envfo agradecemos. a 10 "a cit,da
Direction General de Adusnas.
de Ia cual o. presiada obrs. Con
gustc encarecemos au merito. al
par que su utilidad y traucenden
cia.
Nae, como quiera lqae no noe
es polible tomar nots de todo el
contenido dc tan exsen'a y nutri.
da Estadistics, cuyo solo indice
lenaria Columns enteras de este
peri6dico, y ell espacio de que dis.
ponemoS para dedicarlo al asunto
e. asaz reducido, NOS proponemoe
lnicaments hscer un breve resu-
men de la misma.
Abordarem's Ia tarea en- uno
de nuestros Mi neros pltximos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-18
CUMPLEANOS DEL REY.

HAce hoy ocho que vino al
mundo ell que % halagiieiia ea.
psrarxa de Ia nobi tuima Nacion
e'p' Hola.
En- el momento en- que traza-
moe estas lineas truena .! cafi6n
saludando con sus voees formida-
blss 81 augusto Hijo del Rey Pa.
eiG:ador, del nurca olvidado Don
Alfonso XII, y ondea sirosa en- el
espaeio nueatra bAnders, era ga
llarda bandera que sin duda ha de
tremolar msfana invista, como
siempre, dando nuevAs glorias q IL
Patris, el tierno, el ange'ical Mo-
narca cuyo octave cumplesdo' e'
en- este dia motive Justo de jubilo.
aos sntu,iasmos para Ia gran fs.
mi 10 espanola de ambos mupdos.
Al elevar hoy 81 Bo1ET1N MER'
cANT1r, fisl { sas invsriables ira
dieiones De amor al Trono, 81 ho-
mensie DO 81 respetuosa felici-
taci6u al Monsrca, enviale tam
b Ga el tessimonio de "a adhesion
firm isima = leal, al par que hsce
votos por que aes dilatada y ven
turosa su existenciA en- el dulcC
neno de toda 10 Real FAmilia.
Y ahora brote de nuestros Ia
bios, del fondo del coraz6n surgi'
do, aluel grito mdgico y arrsba-
t.dor, invocacl6n .sublime que ha
acompAnado lac MAJ gigantes epo'
psyas de nus'tra historic:
Viva II RHYl