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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
BlNsO TERRITORIAL Y LGRICOLA
PUERTO RICO.

En- Junta general cclebrada en-
los dias 1o y 2 del Corriente para la
discussion de tus Estatutos, y Ia de-
tiuitiva constitution de dicho Ban-
co, f0eron apr bados con las mo
difigaci0nes que se inttCdojeron los
retrridos Estatutos, adoptandost
entire otros acuerdos los siguien.
ies:
Prlmero. Fjs1o el capital del
Banco en- doe mlliOnes cuagrocien
tos mil pesos, represeatado por "a
mil aaClones dc 4 cien pesos cada
una, divididss en- cuatrO series de
a seis mil, y spsreciendo va nnbiet
ta lw prilners, que ha de emit So al
oeh~nta por ciento, sc ha c0nced :
do un plazo hasts ell Is de Agosto
pr6ximo venidero, para el pago del
primer dividendO, que es Ge veinte
peeos por Rcci6n, on Ia liz nteIigencia
de considerarse abaudohadas sin
valor slsuno, las suscripoiones de
los que 20 hagan eject vo dicho di-
'idendo denTro del plazo improrro
gable
Segundo. Los interesados po-
dram verificar el pago desde el dia
20 del corriente, debiendo hacerlo
en- esta Ospital y bsjo rscibo que
les egpedirA la Oomisi6n que sus-
cnbe, nombrads por Ia Junta ge-
eral para q timar todos los aCtos
ly diligencias preliminares iudispen
sablos para la installation del Ban.
CO, Para tacilitar la recaudaci6n
podra t&mbi6l efectuarse el pago
|por cond1cto de los sehores OOnse
Ijeros RESIDENCES fuera de esta Oiu-
dad y de las personals que recogie-
ron las suscripciones; pro siempre
en- el concepto d. ser todos los gas
Itos y riesgos de Ia remesa q esta
Oiudad de cargo de los pagado.
res.
Tercero. Todas las cantidadef
perteu uecientes al Bauco Territorial
~ agricols que por cualqoier con.
cepto 80 reeaudeD, interim se cons
Itituyan formalmente sus Oficiuas,
SO depositasSn, las Oajss del Ban.
loo Espafiol de esta Provincis.
| OGarto. Oontinda alberta Dol
ests Oom;sl6n Ia subscription de les
|acciones, suspendidas al comenza1
Ia Junta general; pero solo oond'-
|cionalmente, 9 sea en- ell conccpto
de que 6nicamente so haran etc
|tivas las que bakten a cubrir las SELL
mil acciones de Ia primsra seris,
Isuplicando las que falten rara com
IpiotaF ese ndmerO por cous ecuen.
Cia de la caducidad antes indicada.
De estas nuevas acciones sc lleva
I'm Registro por riguroso orden de
teChas, a fin deIque tengan Ia debi-
Ida prioridad los primeSamente sus-
ICrit0s.
Y para que llegu6 & noticia dc
todos los 1nteresados, publtcame {
81 presente en Puer o-Rico il 10 de
iJuio de 1894.-JWlidn e. Blanc0
lose Roig COlOmer.-FsdeI Guiller.
mefy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
OpRRAUIONNs DE BUQUHs NN PTo
TRAvNgfA.

Pol esp "Auits," csrgando.
Berg ing: ''Nicanor." cargando.
Bsr ing "Woodbury" descargau-
do.
Berg Ing "Georgis" descargan
Col ing "Fanna" csrgando.
Col amer Collins w. Walton"
descsrgando.
Col tr. "Suzanne," descargando.
Berg esp "Oort6s," descsrgando.
Vap esp I'M. L. villsverde," Car.
gando.
Vap ing "Bramble," descargan.
do.
QABOThSN
Col esp "Ponce1s," pendiente.
Col esp "Petrs," csrga para Are.
cibo.
Col esp "Guillermito, i" carga para
Arroyo.
Col esp "P de Arecibo," carga
para May agtiez y Ponce
Col esp 20. de Jes6s," carga para
Arecibo.
Col esp ~. de Oanarias." carga
para Nsguabo y Humscao,
Col esp. "Ana Maria" pendiente.
Bdra esp "Pedrito," carga para
Vieques.
Col esp 20. de Maria" pendiente.
Col esp "Providencia," carga
para Fsjardo
Bdra esp ''Buenaventura," carga
para Vieques.
Col esp "Dichosa," carga pars
AguadiAla, Mayagiez y Ponce.
Col esp "Ooncepci6n," pendien-
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S&.AOM,TILLA6s.

Cultos que tsudran lugar en- Il
Iglesia de San Francisco de ASH
en- obsequio de la SsH tisima Vi1gsr
del GARNER:
Dcmlngr, 15, lei corriente, aI
tcque de orati II ., roeerio y salve
solemne.
Lunes 16, dfa del Carmen, Miss
tambi6n sojemne, a las etc de Ia
manaoa, y al oscurecer ell Spite
mario 4 toda org resta que los Her
manos de la T o. Oarmelita dedi-
can todos los amos 4 su Santa Pa
trona Ia Virgen del Carmen. Lo
dirlge ell Sr Verar.
PAra Ia Psninsula.-En oil pro
ximo vapor correo directo se en-
bsrca para Ia Peninsula, con el OBJ
jeto de respirar los aires de la loca-
lidad nativa, nuestro muy estimad0
amigo ell Sr D. jun Oarreras AL
varez, Presidente que fu6 hasts
hace POGO, con gran cello y plausi-
be scie1to y entusissmo. del Cen
tro Gsl|ego de Puerto Rico.
Desesmos al Sr Oarreras, cuya
ausencia sienten sus numerOsos re-
lacionsdcs y amigos ei mas feliz de
los via jes.
Y.... lqne vuelva prorte!
D. 3. P.-Hsn p.s'do & msjor
vida: en- Oaguas, el spreciable ca
balIero D. Eduardo Vidal y Bios !;
en- Ponce, el Sr D Pedro Iglesias,
digno CONCEAL de squel Ayunta-
mierto.
Descans. n en- Ia eterna gloria.
A las respectivAs tamilias nuestro
kesame.
Otro Dia ,io.-''El Buscs pie" es
ahora diario.
Felicitamos al colega por Ia me-
jors.
Exscrsble.-Sa ha enc ,ntrado
en- Puerta de Terra, dentrO de I'm
pi pote de aqua, el Cadaver lie un
re ciep naoidO.
Pa'ece que 90 trata de IN infan
tlCidio.
La justicia entlende en- el asun-
to.
50 La falicitamos.-Hl aplic do 8
inteligente jcven D. Arturo Guasp
Vergars, hiio de nue. tro estimsdo
amigo y compafiaro On Ia prensa
del mismo pombre y apellido, ha
obtenido el nNmero MBo en- los re
Cientes examenes para ingreso en-
81 OuerpD de Oomuuicacioaes.
Hizo brillanrfsimos ejercicios.
Bien por el joven Guasp!
lie felicitamos por 50 honroso
With ~nHnmHn n n.mmna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13

un germen escrofuloso 6 tu5ertu
ioso. Sa acci6n es mss pronta J
eficax que Ia del sceite de hlgsd'
de bacala0 solo. Es tamb'6n me
jor tolerada y bien aceptada hast.
por los njhos.
Sly do Vds atento s. s.,
Doctor j. a. Ege Aguirre.
Conf anzs Gb'n uts. - M alags,
26 de Mayo de l88O-Sres Ian
man 3 Kemp, Naeva- -Yo.k.-Muy
se1ores MOS: 81 mi confsnza no
fuese absolute, y al no estuvlese
bien conven lido de "a acci6n po-
tentemente depurativa de su Ear
una nueva curaci6n que
he obtenido en- una persona de es-
Ia ciudad bastarfa para disipar IN
mi cualquiera dnda que me qaeda-
se. Reciban Vds ell tribute de mi
consideration, y Cuenten Vds STEM
pre- que tengo que sostener la JUS
icia Y Ia verdad.-Dr Jose de ROs
LEON, M6dico big enists.
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o. daMAUN. 4 Sn fonsc sS,S xii: i:0 0a'n"s 81

Jonstante surtido de reloies, y
prenderfa de orc con brillsntes '
pledras inas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse, Garantizan los
oDjetos y vonden a precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13

Sc venden en- ell mismo local va
rios efectos deteriorados del parque
sanitarlo; para iutormes, el Sr Di-
rector del estab,ecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
SANTORAK4.

Viernes. 13. - San AnacIeto,
papa , marsir.
Sabado, 14.-San Buenaven nsu'
"a, obispo y doctor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13

r. AIUWSt. sso Rrano,s.o AZ.
Oon tltuio hon0rlGlc0 Dor 8. nj.
81 hey, PremiadO c0R modaliaide
plata y mencl0n h0noritica.
H&ce pers0nalmente toda Clase
10 rotr&COS en- So nuevO Estabiecl
Mlento lprlGora en- su cIase) de 8
4e Ia mahana 4 5 de Ia tarde. sun.
que el dla este uubladL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
11.-TETUAN-11

A-macenistas importadozes de
p1ovlslones. Venta al por mayor.
Duehos de Ia antigua y aoredita-
da Fabrica de F6Rtoros, estableci-
da en- Santurce.
Marcas BOLIVARy OONILL.
-Dep6sit0 Tetuan Il.
Agentes de ia aereditsda marca
de ciga.rillos Paiarito. Belleza y
Ebertad.
Fabrfca dc licores Ge 5odas clases.
Adm1oao szdcares 6, consIgna-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13

REVISTl COAERClAL.
DIR NQTIOIAS z ANUNOlOS
Operaciones durante los dfas IL y 12.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
De LA x8l.k.
BERTRAh HERMANCS.
Ell BAZAR UNIVERSAL.

HUMAOAO PUNRTO-RIOOs
Oonsignatarios de Buques,.. ..Agen.
tes de Ia Lfnea de vapores @sSeTran y
Bilbao" de Liverpool a esta Isla.
= del vapor I" "Aviles " de Herrera
Habsns. Impo1tadores de mercan.
clae, ferreterfa. provisiones, made.
ras, daelss para as6car y miel, 90.
COS vacios y compra = vents de
frutcs del pals en- comisi6n.
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20 6 hay de esas alsluyas, amigo
ClGmOr?

CIGnl0Ty
iOh Chi1aduraI - Hamos dido
decir que On el Abanico, 6 en- sus
inmedlaciones, verifieause oil aire
libre ciertos concil abulos esprit.
tistas, & consecuenCia de los cuales
hay va quieu no esta muy bien de
Caletre. e......
Y NADIA mas por hoy.
Hsridss.- Esta tards ha sido
asistido de primera intenci6n, por
el DR. Lassaletta, en- Ell cuatto de go
corros municipal, un sujeto llsmsdo
Mate0 Rodriguez, que presentaba
dos herldas graves hechss con ins-
trumento penforo-cortante, una en-
ell peCho, la ctra en- I'm costado.
De cosecha sjens:
La esposa de un alto funcionario
frances Sc despide para Francia.-
Tengo Ia esperanto, seilora-la die
un general aleman-de que muy
pronto beberemos Champagne Gu
Paris. porque Ia guerra es In
minente.
-iOh general! respondi6 Ia fran
cesa-ro sOmos tan rumbosos. En
FranCia no obsequiamos nunca cor
Champagne a nuestros prislone.
res.
/ -Seria curloso saber 10 primer(
que mi antepasado Adam dijo q
yer s Eva.
-INs Adam antepasado tuyoi
Sin duda.
i -Pues entonces, de SECURE out
10 primero que dijo al yer & Ev'
fu6 pedirle prestadas dos pesetss.
EHFERNEDADE d EST6AAcO. .Vho cnauans,
Lima, Mario 81 de 1893.
sehores Scott y Bovine, Nuev'
York.
Muy sefiores MICS: Debo decir
les que he emplesdo con 6xit0 salts
factorio Ia Emulsion de Scott pre-
parada por Vds.
| La ssocisci6n del aceite de higa
do de bacalao con los hipe fosfito
de cal y s0sa constituye un impOl
Itante medicamento On el tratamieu
TO do las Intermediates que tiene!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
Los DERECHOS PASlVOy
DEL
MAGISTERIO De UL4RANAR,

Real Decret0 y ReglamentO que
regular est0s derechOs, y for
mularios completes para la sO-
licitud de j JubilaciOnes, Viude-
dades y Orfandades, p0r Don
Andres E. Ol1erO, ex-Inspec-
tor de Il Ensef1 ANA Y Maestro
publico del Madrid.
Folleto dedicado al Sr Gasc6n,
por esta Isla.
Vendese en- esta 1mprents.
~ U H " as
De ADUANAS|
vIGENTES EN- LAS ISLAS
DE CUBA PUERTO-RICO.
De ventA en- Ia Impre1ta de
BoLETIN A IS CentavOB.
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Visjs redOndo. & Do 0,mpos
ALA IDA.

A LA IDA.
Parte el buque, y 10 bate indtilmente
la tempestad. Por quo!
Porque, al ir, la tormenta es impotente
contra el genio y la fe
Sobre el buque los pajaros cayeron,
cansados de sufrir,
Los hombres, sin piedad, Sc los comieron;
salio el sol, y i a vivir
iQu6 hermoso es ell principle de la vida
Sentir, crecer, triunfar !
Un viaje, en- buque nuevo, es a Ia ida
un festfn sobre el mari
A LA VUELTA.
NADIA, a la vuelta, resistir alcanza
los impetus del mar
jSin juventud, sin fe, sin esperanza,
es inGtl lucharl
De pedazos del buque hacienda naves,
ansiando otro festin,
en- c6moda actitud vieron las ayes
ell naufragio hasta el fin;
J hacienda elias despues 10 que antes vieron
con un hambre voraz,
las aves . los hombres Sc comieron ..s
y todo qusd6 en- paz
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0LlvkS ' CuMP,ss
SQ SauBOIeolmienSe
La MALLORQUINA;

San Justo 23, rs y 27.-RaDcics
de Chocolate y O0nfiteria al pot
mayor J al detail. Sin competen.
sia, La pEimezs en- 50 ciase.
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42DaCO en- rama del DaI2,

Venden 4 precios m6dieos E. A..
Lsneza Harmaco en- ssz s.i.A .GE
calle de- la Fortaleza n1msgo 10.
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Las R0f0rnaS dol ST MaQpa.

USTUDTO CN1TIC0
POR
DON IGNhClO DIAz CANEJA.
SrsctOr del BOLETlN MERCAETlL
De PUERTO RICO
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-31

WINGED that we did him an Injustice, we
hereby apologize. FROM papers in his pos
session we are satisfied that instead of five
years in Sing Sing for grand larceny it was
one year in a county jail in Illinois for
stealing n calf We somehow got Mr.
Griffin mixed up with another man. While
the matter wouldn't have hurt his reputa-
ton in the least, THE KICKER is cheer
fully willing - set him right as to facts
The death Of our agricultural editor, who
kept tho records of most of our citizens,
has not only given us double work for the
last few weeks, but somewhat mixed US on
the records. In another column Of this
issue will be found an article stating that
Henry johnson, Esq, the genial druggist
of Apache avenue, came to Arizona to es-
cape arrest for bigamy. If we have made
n mix of itswe trust that he will call and
set us right rs to the facts in the case. 1t
wouldn't make any great difference whoth-
or his offcnse was arson or bigamy, but we
like to have things straight.
LOOKED For A GAIA party of hunt
ers who have been in camp on Bill Will
liams' mountain for the last month ycstcr-
day brought into town one of their num-
Der to be patched up and restored to life.
His name is Banning, and we understand
that he is tcnderfoot Nimrod from the
cast. Three or four nights ago he was
aroused from sleep in the camp by what he
supposed was the wailing of lost cat.
Thinking that tho feline had strayed from
home and was lost and in a suffering con-
dition, Mr.. Banning went out into tho
brush and called her in tender tones She
came She turned out to be a mountain
lion about II feet long, and she didn't
have any time to fool away. The interview
didn't last over 30 seconds, but during that
time the varmint bit and clawcd and
chewed till the man who was looking for
n cat hadn't spot an inch square without
its mark. The doctor says he may possibly
| live, but if he gets around again the tat
toocd man or the chapwho was run through
a cornshcllcr won't be in it with him for
dime museum engagements
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-31
ON LIE BLUES.
How History Was Made by BENDING Tree
and Creeping Panther.

"Comc, Creeping Pantherl"
"What is it, father;"
"Herc is the spot'
It was Bending Tree, the Chippewa
chief, and his only SON. a boy of H. Tho
boy had followed his father for miles and
miles through the virgin forest until they
had suddenly come out on grand bluff
on the upper Mississippi river
Here we make history for the white
man, )" said the chief as he looked over his
assortment of warclubs and selected one
made of second growth hickory.
Are you going to mash mo, father?'
Finer than squash. Got to do 1t. In
the years to come the palefaces will write
of these rocks that famous Indian chief,
who was taking his son on his first war
hunt was discovered by the Objibeways
and driven to bay Oh the edge Of this cliff.
They held out and held out and held out,
but at length their fried oysters and roast
turkey ran short, and there was only one
thing to be done. Rather than have his
5, fall into the hands Of the relentless
Ohiibs the father Drained him with his
own warClub."
''But what became of the fGther?"
''Don't ask any foolish questions! Some
palcfaces will have it that he uttered his
NGl'lN itdpt't iiltO tl4c ItilNlblNl llNtI
below, and others that he rushed upon his
enemies and died surrounded with bar Is
of blood. III think it over after you are
gone and see what I'd better do, +"
"Can't we fool the palcfaces, father"
innoccntly inquired Creeping Panther
Not much! The first sarsaparilla or
pill man who came along here and couldn t
sec your blood on the rocks would say the
story was dead fake and kick about pay
ing his steamboat fare l may be an In
jun but I'm no putter up of jobs on his
tory"
at wouldn't do TO kill smother boy,
would it-somc young Injun who hash t
got any show to climb up?' asked the boy,
who seemed strangely avcrse to dying.
NO" roarcd the now indignant father.
"Boy, do you want me to be ashamed OF
your Stand out there till l crack your
head! If the palcfaccs get hold of it that
you didn't want to die the hcroism will
be knocked out Of the whole thing, and
the Legend won't he believed below Du-
buquc,"
/ Father, I am rcady--whack away!'
And Bending Tree hauled off and crack
ed him one and Drained him and killed
him and went away happy. Only last fall
as l Went up the river on steamboat
saw the mighty bluff and had some of the
dried blood pointed out to me on the rocks
by the captain. NJ. QUAD.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-31

EACH FIRED SIX SHOTS AT TIE MACHINE.
sion Of G2 men came down Apache avenue
and turned into the front doors of tho
Great West. It was led by Jerry. Every
man looked serious and was silent of
speech. They entered in single file passed
from front door TO back and while cross
ing the room each one fired six shots ut
the machine. Each one of the 372 bullets
took effect When the last man had pulled
trigger and passed into the alley, only
few scraps of iron and steel were left to
represent the novelty We understand that
Captain Burt has telegraphed to Chicago
for lung tester and an electric machine
which he proposes to set up In his place
and defend with his life. If this be true
his friends should call as early as possible
and bid him farewell. Our people mi ght
possibly stand lifting machine if intro
AuCcd by man they loved but if Captain
Burt attempts to force the twentieth cen
tury on this town he will go under ground
the deadcst man that has ever been plant
ed west of Omaha
EXPLANATORY. Three or four weeks
since we stated that James Y Griffin the
shyster lawyer who has an Office in tho
five years in Sing Sing for grand larceny.
We had no idea of holding the man up to
contempt or in any way injuring his repu-
tation. We simply wanted u five line item
to fill out n local column, and so we made
the statement as above. 1t seems that Mr..
Griffin was greatly worked up over the
matter, but he did not call until one day
last week to explain matters. Being con-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-31
for about two minutes. want to sell you

for about two minutes want to sell you
a lot in Golden City"
But whore is Golden Cityp' asked.
Fright around here. This tavern is
about tho center of it. I haven't had lie
surveyed or staked out but it's here just
the same I'll sell you a lot cheap"
"H%v large are the lotsP'
'THcre'e no limit. You can stake out an
acre, five, ten, all you want I've never
been called stngy in my dealings. Pick
out any city lot you fancy and give me 50
for it, If you are an ambitious man, and
think you are why not take enough to
make township I'm selling OH town
ships for So apiece.
Couldn't you sell me county,"
"Just as well as not. own seven of
'em, and you can take your pick at $25
each If you ycarn to govern, and think
you do, buy county and fill all the offices
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-31
copyright, 1894, by Charles B. Lewis.1

pody in rainstorm. An experience of 20
years nit handouts und clubs und shails
warrants me in saying dot / shall gif per-
feet satisfaction. No cure, no pay All
arrests made nit der utmost shcntlcness
und courtesy unless otherwise ordered
Ny fees vhas reasonable, und nopody es-
capes me. Don IT be put Off nit an inferior
article, but call for dot fat sergeant. Der
best vhas der sheapest in der end
dot vhas how she reads, sergeant, und
you can put in your picture too. How you
like der idca:"
II don't think I'll advertise, " replied
the sergeant, with wan smile
"All right, all right. like to gif you
der first shancc YOU know. All. sergeant,
but you ought to see some Of dose shokcs
l hat got for lny first numbcr She Will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1894-05-31
THE ARIZONA KICKER.


ANOTHER 1NNOVATGON.-TWow CeKs ago,
when Captain Burt, the popular proprietor
Of the Great West saloon, restaurant and
poker room combined, called at THE KICK
ER office and said that he was going to
Chicago and should probably bring back n
nicklc-in-thc slot weighing machine with
him, we shut and locked the door and
gave him half hours talk The captain
is Il man who is sot in his ways, and
though he frankly admitted the force of
our arguments he was determined to in
troducu the innovation. The boys might
not take to it kindly, but he relied on his
popularity to prevent an open rebellion.
The machine reached here Tuesday morn
ing and during the afternoon was set up
in the saloon. About 100 Of our citizens
called to inspect the novelty, but old Jerry
Black, who had just come down out of the
mountains with - bcGrskins to sell, was
the only one who asked any questions.
After standing in front of the machine for
Il quarter of an hour he turned and asked
"What'5 she fur
80 weigh yourself, replied the cap
tain
whats the obiick in wcighin MYSELF"
ITO get your weight.
"What do | want of my weiFht'"
The captain couldn't answer that. We
advised him TO close up and hArricade the
doors, but ~ was sot again and paid no
heed 10 our advice. At T O'Clock process
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yourself You can have the naming of tho
county and all thu towns in it. have
been holding counties at $50, but owing to
hard times have cut the price.
Il don't think I'd like to buy less than
state" 1 replied, expecting to discourage
him.
''All right sell you astate!" he prompt
ly answered. Il own enough land to make
three states the size of Rhode Island. If
you sigh to be a governor, and 1 think you
do, buy state for $40. I've been holding
them at 500, but competition has cut tho
price. In a state, county, township and
municipal government there are "a offices
to be filled. You can I'll EN- all. Best
chance ever offered man ambitious to get
on in the worls -
told him that I hadn't como west to
speculate and was also pressed for time,
and he replied
Say, I'll give you land enough for
state for $50. That's taking $15 off my
lowest price Remember, "a different of
fees to nll!'
Perhaps I'll sec you again"
cor | II give YOU the whole three states
for $50 in cash. Don't miss a good thing
That makes 2S2 Offices for one man to FIJI.
Can human ambition expect to soar high
er:n
had to decline with thanks but even
as I rolled away in the stage he gave me
one more opportunity.
Look here, stranger" he said, I'm
dicllcring with chap for enough land to
mako three moro states. Ii you'll como
| back in two weeks, Ill sell you the whole
| six for $500 and help You to raise an army
to lick the United States and annex it to
your dOminionS!"