davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25

Let the strife and chickering's in
the Democratic ranks cease! II
YOU are Democrat, come to the
front and help the party win a VIC
tory. If you are displeased with
some elements of the party in the
county it is no reason why you
should vote against Congressional
nominee. Our Congressional can
didates represent principle which
AS Democrats you profess to love!
Now is the time to revivify your
Democracy. Stand by the ticket,
one and all, and success will crown
our efforts,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25
III. Stanley and r. Ford Conbs,
Esqr., are defending the prisoner.

III. Stanley and r. Ford Conbs,
Esqr., are defending the prisoner.
G. J. Scarcely, suspected of being
one of the Aquis Greek train rob-
bers, was committed to the Jail OF
Stafford county.
Mr.. Israel II. Dean, of North
east, Cecil county, captured a rob.
Der in his house and conveyed him
to Jail in Elkton.
James L. French confessed hay-
ing robbed the postoffice at Ponca,
Neb,, last January, and was com
mitted to Jail in Baltimore for an
examination.
The republican congressional
committee is apprehensive that the
existing jealousies among ex-Presi-
dent Harrison, ex-Speaker Reed,
Governor Mckinley and ex-Vice-
President Morton may crop out in
the existing campaign to the detri-
ment Of the republican prospects.
Alfred Miller, of Baltimore, mate
of the oyster pllngy G. w. Kirwan,
was shot and instantly killed of
Mountain Point, in the Chesapeake
bay, while trying to take fish out oi
a pound net. James Dale, mate OF
the pungy Ariel. was wounded in
the back by the same bullet.
Monday, October %, 1894.
Forty thousand tons of coal were
shipped from I4ambert's Point las,
week.
Mary Wah, q white woman, ap,
piled for q partial divorce from De.
Wah, her Chinese husband.
The new torpedo boat Ericsson il
expected upon her trial trip thil
week to'surpass the records hereto
fore made by all vessels in tn,
American navy.
The lighthouse steamer Jessa
mine made borings for new light
houses at Point No Point, Mary
land and Carter's Greek, Va.
The antique furniture aud gen.
eral household effects from "Bloom
ingdale," the country home of tn,
late Severn Teackle Wallis, were
sold at auction.
Stephen Williams, colored, whC
had confessed to making brutal and
felonious assaults on Mrs. Kate
Hardesty, in Prince Georges coun
ty, was taken out of Jail Saturday
morning and hanged and shot by
lynchers.
Robert Copes, county treasurer
of Orangeburg county, s. c., waI
found murdered in Dry swamp
near the Cannonbridge road, Satur
day. Near the body was found his
satchel, from which about 80 wa;
taken. The murderers overlooked
1856 in one of his pockets. Gov.
ernor Tillman offered $500 reward
for his murderers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25
NEWS IN BRIEF,
From the RIitimors Sun.

From the Rsl!imors Sun.
Saturday, October 20, 1894.
Capt. William b. Johns, a Mexl-
can war veteran is dead.
Mr.. Lewis Hochheimer accepted
the prohibitionist nomination for
Judge of the Supreme Bench of Bal
timore.
Judge Lecombe remanded Levi
Z. Morton's coachman to the custo-
dy of the immigration commissioner
for deportation as a contract labor
er.
VIM. B. Smith and George ".
Longstreet were each held in 50 900
bail charged with theft of postage
stamps from the bureau of engray-
ing and printing.
Charles Morganiield, who was ar
rested at Cincinnati, Ohio, OH
Thursday night on the charge OF
being one of the men who robbed %
train near Quantico, Va, last Fri.
day night, claims to be a gambler.
The detectives claim to be accumu.
lating evidence against him. They
are looking for other men in the
same neighborhood.
Tuesday, October %, 1894.
A girl died in New York from
eating too many peanuts.
Capt. Vim. ii. Proctor, a promi-
nent citizen of Prince George coun-
ty, Va, committed suicide.
John 4. Lawson is on trial at u
per Marlboro, charged with the
murder of Lloyd Vermillion. Chas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25
SATURDAYS DEMOCRATIC MEETING

Saturday last, Hon. Isidor Ray
ner, of Baltimore, addressed meet
ing of st. Mary's Democrats repre-
sen.ing every district in the county.
The Court house was comfortably
filed and among the audience was
a large number of ladies. Nr.
Camalier, of the Central Committee
called the meeting to order and sug
gested Mr.. Josiah Ii. Hancock, of
Charlotte Hall, for chairman. On
taking the chair Mr.. Hancock re-
turned thanks for the honor con-
ferred upon him and introduced
Mr.. Rayner as the orator of the day.
Though Mr.. Rayher had been with
out sleep for twenty-four hours and
was much indisposed yet he made
an enthusing and eloquent speech
which delighted his audience. While
Mr.. Rayner was speaking the steam
er arrived and as he had promised
to go into Mr.. Wilson's district,
Monday, and to fill his engagement
had to go to Washington on the
"Potomac," he was compelled to
greatly condense his remarks.
The exordium of Mr.. Rayner's
speech was a mastery review of the
Currency Question and he declared
he was in favor of the remonetiza-
ton Of silver not of its demonetiza-
ton but that he wanted a honest
dollar and wished the country to
take no steps which would lead to
financial dishonor. He:declared that
we are producing 500 times more
silver than in 1855 and not as much
gold and that now there is no more
silver in our dollar than in 1855.
Our silver dollar is worth only 4G
cents; our gold dollar is worth 100
cents. Make one the equivalent
of the other.
On the tariff Mr.. Rayner's out
bursts of elequence elected hearty
applause. Some of his aPhorisms
were particularly happy, as:
There is no such word as protec-
ton in the vocabulary of freedom.
This is government of the peo-
pie. There is no power vested in
its charter to impose upon the peo-
pie any tribute TO enrich q favored
class.
This government has no right to
60 into partnership with forty-six
thousand manufacturers and COM
pell the people to pay tribute to
them.
This government has no right to
tax the whole American people to
enrich a few.
In this contest. monopoly is a.
gainst us. Money, the great power
of the day, ia against us. But the
people are with us wherever the
ballot is undefiled and a freeman's
suffrage is not for sale.
When the Morrill, tariff went into
effect 90 per cent. of our products
were sold at home. Now only so
per cent. are sold hereafter ~
years of a high tariff said to create
a home market.
The home market is fiction and
a fraud. The farmers market il
the world.
Is American mechanics out Of
100 are employed in the protected
industries-S5 are not protected.
So men ont of 100 are starved to
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25

Mr.. Coffin pays 50 to the laborer
of proceeds of the products of his
furnaces on which he gets protection
to the extent Of s13.44. 1t is this
that enables him to let his furnaces
be idle. The protected manufac,
turer can make enough in a few
months to enable him to live in
luxury for a year, but can the far
mer allow his pillow to stand idle il
the furrow:-Enquirer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25

Congressman Isidor Rayner has
been putting in some heavy ticks
for the candidates in the counties.
Wherever he has spoken new life
has been given to the Democratic
cause. 1t would be interesting to
note whether the memory of his
eloquence will linger in the minds
of the rural Democracy year hence,
when the Gubernatorial convention
assent ies.-Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25

1t signifies that better wages are
paid in New England than in Can
ada, and that the resumption of
operations in the mills offers per-
manent employment-facts which
are particularly grateful to the
average American at this time
Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25
Steamer. SUE,
Capt. ]. A. Geoghesan.

On and after MONDAY, Sept 10, 1894,
the Steamer SUE will leave Washington
foot 9TH Street. on MONDAY and THUR
SDAf at pm, Aiexandria at $50 D. m.
Tor the following landings on the Potomac
River, weather permittinge
Glymont, Liverpool Point, Riverside.
Colonial Beach, Lancaster's, Bushwood.
Nomini, Mt Holly, Deep Point, Beal's,
Towards, Stones, Abells, Leonardtown,
piney Point Adams Sandy Point, Kinsele.
Mnndy.s Point. Lodge. Miller's, Coan,
Bundick's, Barnes, Cowart's, Lewisetta.
Returning, will leave (Lewisettal at 6 a.
m. on WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY,
making all Of the above landings, arriving
at Washington early Monday and Thus
day q. m.
ChAS. X. LEWIS, Gen'l Manager.
sIEPHEAS0N q BRO, Agents,
Washington.
II. A. REED & CO., Agents,
sept l5s y4-u Alexandria.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25
New Advertisements.
FOR THE LEGISLATURR.

Messrs. Editors Please announce through
your paper JAS. r. NJ. RALEY as candi-
date for the Legislature and say that he
will be warmly supported by the Demo-
cratic party, particularly of the
Eighth District.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25
Notice To Debtors.

ALL persons indebted TO me on MedlcaS Ae.
count must make immediate payment / am
Obliged TO have money.
THas. LYNCH, Nd,
Oct Is, o. California. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1894-10-25

Notice. sell the Pennsylvania Force
~ Feed Grain Drill at prices that defy
competition. Also, Steam Engines, Saw
Mills, Threshing Machines, &c, at low
prices and on easy terms. Orders wanted.
j. w. GRAVES,
Sept 6ms Laurel Grove, Nd.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
DTSPENS1RT Law CONSTITUTIONAL.

DECISION OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA SUPREME
COURT THE BLIND TIGERS TO
EE SUPPRESSED
Columbia S c.. oct. S.-The decision Of the
Supreme Court in the dispensary cases was filed
tonight Justices Pope and Gary declare the
law constitutional. while Chief Justice McIver
Gissents. This not unexpected. The effect
of the decision will be that Governor Tillman
will now begin active warfare against
.'blind tigers" which have fourished without
much moestaltion since the act was declared un-
constitutional
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

hands OF a receiver to-day. Ben" J. Greennu'
being appointed. The liabilities are placed al
500 636 80 and the the rea, estate OF the
COMPANY material hand and outstanding ac-
counts which thought to be sufficient to pay
all Indebtedness. Among the Liabilities are Sb''-
742 e. borrowed money. from j. H. Greenhut' ana
s99 6,, horroxed money due George J. Gibson. cx-
secretary OF the Whiskey Trust ana president
of the company for which a receiver mas beeh aP-
foip ed
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
TIE COURTS.
ARGUED BY 4 WOMAN LAWYER

MISS LOUISE NJ GAII1fAN APPEARS BEFORE:
JUSTICE INGRAIIAM IN TIE SUPREME
COURT
For the first time. perhaps. in Justice Ingra-
mans history. II not in the history OF the court
a woman member Of the legal profession argued
her case before him yesterday In the Special
Term OF the supreme Court She was Miss Louise
VI. Galligan. and she appeared for a claimant of
damages for ALLEGED libel The before
Justice lngraham demurrer inicrposcd to
the complaint upon the ground that 1t did not
set forth facts sufficient TO constitute cause Of
action. Congressman Franklin Bartlett argued
the demurrer against Miss Galligan
Mr.. bartlett Was interrupted by his woman
adversary several times. until Justice Ingraharn
stopped her and told her that she would have an
opportunity to be heard soon as her opponent
through
Miss Galligan then Informed the court that II
was her first appearance In court. and she begged
to be excused II she had made any mistake In her
conduct OF the case. she argued her case handed
in her brief and said she hoped the court would
examine il. consider IT carefully. and give her
what justice required.
Justice Ingraham reserved his decision
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
HARRINGTON APARTMENT:

A pvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Fos Fnr
"A THE NEw.yoRK TRIBuNE WILL, oiS sH p.'ss al
IEINED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. N ~ ,D,rp D.p
way ~ door north OF Thirty-frstst.: and AD'sJ "a
TISEMENTS the following Branch OHcrss -.
Etgh have. Twenty third st. l3- sNtna "a
l5T Fourthave.. Fourternth-st. $50 Thru ave- -,
Third ave. Forty -sevenih-s. o26 Thifi-aNe.
SiNty-firs St 10s Frst-avc; iO6 W.st Fort,
1872 coumhus-ave - Avenue A. i32 Third .'r. ~ ~ va
Fourc~nth-st. 25I West Fortysecond St, 80 itu -
33s Third-aye, 2.05l Thrd-ave. between Nh'-hu"''
and twelfth ari Onehunired and thirteenth SIS "a
At the HARLEM OFFICES lso Fast one. hundreusSs.s S.s
twenty hfhst: 2t3 West One-hundr"i- ana tw "a
and S2o West Onr-hundred and-forty htih ST. W wv
r.. M IT regular Office -
In Brooklyn. at 63 Courst ~ Broadway. =. ~ N
Bedford ave. TO y. at regular oice rates r,.x
European Branch for advertisements only, 49, r"~
Street, F. G.. London. England.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
fam 6tbools.

METROPOLIS LAW SCHOOL
lNI Incor porat-d June. 1891 ABNER G. THOMAS LII D..
bean Case system of instruction. Degree of Ii. Il.
after course of three years Morning division to II.
evening division For catalogues apply to Prof.
CLARENCE u. ASHLEY. 2o7 Bway. New-York
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

- TAMFORD. CONN. MISS AIKENs SCIIOOI.-For-
- tieth commences October g. The method trains
the mind & concentrate attention and streng
memory. Prepares for any college.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
A STEEL AND IRON CONcERy FAILS.

Peoria. Ill. oct. Son application OF J. r.
Greenhut. president OF the Whiskey Trust, the
Peoria Steel ard Iron Company went into the
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09

THE SUPREME COURT AGAIN IN SESSION
Washington oct s.-The Supreme Court Of the
United States began It's October term at noon to-
day. All the justices present. Justice Jack
son. VINO has been in poor health. Is recovering
rapidly ana VIII be able TO attend the sittngs OF
the Court As is usual on opening days. the session
was OF short duration. The limited space reserved
for spectators was crowded. and inside the bar
there were many distinguished lawyers Assistant
Attorney General whitney represented the Govern
ment. chief Justice Fuller announced that as tho
PRESIDENT was out OF town the usual practice os
Immediate adjournment to enable the members OF
the Court to pay their respects to him would
De followed, and the Court would remain in session
for the transaction OF business Fourteen attorneys
were admitted TO the bar and number of minor
cases were dismissed or advanced. or made subject
10 motion under argument Of counsel At 1890
oc.ock the Court adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-09
coNrEsrING NICHOLAS sEAGRIsTs WILL

The nieces and nephews Of ex-Alderman Nicholas
Seagrist trying TO break his Will and the trial
OF the action begun yesterday before Surrogate
Fitzgerald. Nicholas Seagrist died April H.,
1894 eighty years old. in the house Of his niece,
Theresa Seagris; No. l3l West Forty-cighthst. lie
made his will the day before his death and left all
his personal property, amounting to $&O1O and halt
Of his real estate worth $4,000 to the niece named
The other half Of the real estate to the other
neces and ncphews. 1t Is declared by these that
the testatOr was incompetent TO make will and
that undue influence was used by the niece In whose
house he died Dr. J. J.. Campbell gave testimony
yesterday that in his opinion Mr.. Scagrist in
fun possession OF his faculties the day before
his death and fully competent TO make his will
Deyo. Duer & lIauerdorf and Edward :. Clinch
appear for the contestants and r. j. Tinney for the
proponent. Further testimony Is to be taken.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-05

de una sola enfermedad Ia indi,
Resfi6n Y disuepsIs; y una q ves Et
ahyamos ::venCido fsta, habremoi
conseguidO dominar el dolOr Y d
padecimiento. Los hecbos Va oIta
dos y otros que diariamente llegan
q Duestr0 Conocimiento, tienden
probar que Ia con quista de la enfer
medad est& pr6xima a efectuarse
y que Ia Madre Seigel esta destiDa'
da a ser Ia heroina, y sus armas, su
remedio fenomenaJ. a ''' /
10000 victimas cada afio go in
mOlabsn en- los sltares de Moctezu-
ma; Ia entermenad destruye 10000
cada dia. eI5.s*42 2 foal &ol
81 81 leCtor Sc dirige S los 6eforea
A. j. White. Limitado, de 165 Gale
de Caspe, Barcelona, tendr n mu.
cho gusto en- envisrle gratuitamen.
re nis fUlleto ilustrado que explique
las lycpiedades de este remediO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-05
PILDORAS RECQESllTUYEAIES
DEE DOCTOR d. NICOLAS~REVERvN.
PrVie9o exclusive expeddo en- Madrid e de Mayo de
T.. 1871, por eI Excrno Sr Mnistro de Fomento.
PREPARADAs EN LA FARMAOIA DE VALE CANCIO,
UplcuS depOscs do la vsdsdsrs formula Ponce PuertORce

Vene experenca propiedades toni
nCs econuyens pdora curando adamente todas las
deenden del de Ia por
amenac6n POGO nurva por habtar ugares hdedOS NAL
ventiados por entermedades anteioEes - "+> '>t8
su acc6n Curstva uy ecaz En- palpitaeopes del
dolores napetenca debdad dolores las pEna
hdopesa cananc sordera zumbdos odoE padez
pie Ia eugen Calor natural meteorsmos flores banca
grande das de aa de mepsuac6n abnndancias
complete desarroo dc a edad
pubead debad onvaescenca de las eneedade
guda t que etas alteracOnee morbosas sean n
de coro simple de aeCCi6n general do
En- vista de los Progresses de TeFapce de aguno nconv
niene Ia pracca h modi6cado formula
to tan greraizado hace de
ella en- toda il isa! u - '-t tft = ~ e H+4
Con fin precaverse mtaOnes que de
mna han 6eho propedadeH nfores debe ex
egma est3 briCa
superior so dice DOCTOR n REVERON M6di
echo de fais exeo de esta Ar0sto 80 de 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-05
LINRA De OAIBARUN.

Todos los lunes 1 las g de Ia taeda
sAldrG Us vspcr que, tocsndO loa mAlteI
On 10 JsabelS de Ssgua, llsgar6 ! Chi
BARREN los microbes.
Retornar& sAIisDdo de Oaibariea lol
jpevss, dsspuds De ID 'llsgadA del tier
de pAssjerOs, con escAla en 6agus,
llegArA 4 ID HabAna los Visrne6. ?
TOdos los vierneS { lAs 8 de II tards
saldrG otro vApor que toear6.. on 10Abell
dc 9sgua los s2badOA J llsgark I Cal
BARREN los Domigos. III -'4 :
EfectuAIS ca EetoEno. .sAliendo de Oai
BARREN los martes, depues do u IIsgAds
del tren de pasajeros, tocir& On 6aEus
, llegArG ! 10 HsbanA lOs mi6rcOleG
r Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-05
DOCTOR ~ RETERON

| TENEDURIA DE LIBROs, po
Oastaiios. Il I
LEY DE EXPROPIAOIOE
FORZOSA. a o.2@N '@ Is !
OODIGO,DE OOMEROIO, "Gi
ROM. - ~
NUEvO O0DIGO DE JUST4
OLA MILITAR, @notado pOr b
Doctor 3. sknchez de Ooafia, re.
dActor Do ls : Revista Dc los I'd
bunalo..'". " - "
OODIaO DE OOMRROIO, edl.
cl6n de Solsilso. 10
OODIGO PEN AL DE OUBA Y
PUERTO-RICO. Z g
OODIGO PENAL DR. CUBA Y
lPURRTO RICO. por is 8ibHoteca
judicial. r. !
FORMULAKIOs DR 10 o.
fVLL, "Abella"
MANUAL DEL sHoRHTA-
BIO, "Abella". r
DERHOHO ADMLNISTRATL-
20, "Abellas
REGLAMENTO In Las Ca
RRERAS OIY1LNS DE ULTRA
MAR - 5ff'#
LEY DE OAzA. para Ouba ,
PueSro-2iGO.
FLORES Y LAGRIMAH, poi
D. Domingo b. Hernandez.
FoRMULARIO Criminal, poI
Abella
b Ii. MagisSral, pOr Bo0char dat.
aISTORIA NATURAL. POI
Pered&.
ARGTMNTIOA, Algebra ? Geo-
metria, por Oardin.
EIL0SOF1A, pOx d Pad7e o.
teEino.
GRAMATICA FRAMES a, POI
OIlendorf = BeDot. II
! 9RAMATIOA TNGLN6A, POI
i9sEra
GRAMATIuA MUSICAL, POI
Hom0rG. ff = 4 6.f.G
OODIGO OWL. - Nueva edi.
ci6n Official reformeca, 'st~~
ARITMETIOA. Oor6aEar.
DIOOIONARIO DE LA LEN
QUA OAGTEL! ANA, POE 10 AGA
ldemiA, =
Idem ldem sdeu, COD SUPPLEMENT
tos, seguido dei DiCCiOaari0 dc a.
n6nimos y del do Ia Rira.
DICOIONAKIO NspaAol 1ngl6
" Ingl6s Espahoi.
/ Idem Nspa6ol Frances = Fran
Ses Nspanol.
i Idem~ Rspailoi AiemAn = Ale
man Nspahol. "r..r.f -
i MANUAL de ia conversation
! HspanOl AlemAL, '-F
j Z 6RAMATIOA ALNMANA. DO
OasEoverde. -e@ -
i Idem idam, POE OliendOrff.
1dem EspAhola FHanCesa, par
aDrender los franCeses el Espafol
MANUAL DEL CAPITALS
Ia. ........--....., ,o-oa
! OODIGO OWL, comentadC ,
= COnCertadO exteneamente CO0 ARE
glo s Ia nueva ediCOi6n oflCiaI DO
: 9. Mucius 6cavola, abOgado dc
= IlCstre OOleglO de Madrid, 3 t0m0
pasta espahOla. "'r ~~T /" =
. TRAQUOOION del latin, 20
Polo. -=T .. -, " .
: DIOOIONARIO latino espafio
lpor Miguel. a. ~~~r4 a !"
GRAMATIOA latina, por Ns
Cartin VI q 0~do
GNOGRAFLA, pnr Sanchez Me
: rata. ......-.~c~n Z,
Idem, .por Moreno ! 1spioosa.
. PNDAGQGIA, Santoa.
PSIOOLOGIA, @gica y etlcs
j Mestre. - l-.t; E
Q RETORLOAy y po6tica, Regdle'
j. GMOMETRIA y trigonOaetri'
J.. ardin. ~,~r, &" ic
nj M0RRINA. poz doAa Emil
Rardo sssssan. 5
n RETARDO. nF LA NUTR
QTOS. vos Eoydis &. *
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-05
s"Y ~4sE ~~S
AMIGOS. Os.DEITODOs
PILllORAs HOLLOWAY.

Millones de personas, ii en I todaa
Las parties del mundo, recomiendan
dichas Ptldoras como elmej0r res
taurativO de lalsAlud que se como.
90. Elias Curan todas las afeecIo.
ues del }coraz6n, del hfgado, de
est6magos de los ri1oDes syde los
inteetinos, y remueven L. sactimo.
MIA, la natulencia y ls cardialeia.
expulsando de la ssngre todS im-
|ppreSa, tsleciehd0 compiet dmeu
teel sistema nervioso y fda66o IN
tono saludablet ! Is. ovRaS Sci6
oenerais "a nI'ixDEE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-05
LIEEA DE POERTl -RIUJ.

Esien los dias 1Oy 30 los vapozel
que hacen el servicio de Oorreos.
ii del diA 10 tocR en- Nu0vitas, GihA'
rs, Bsrscoa. Guantanamo, OuDa, Oabt
HAitiano , Port-au-Prince Puerto Pla'
t., Ponce, Maysgasz, AguAdilla y Sa1
Juan de Puerto. Rico. Al retoRu0 hatl
escGIa en- los mismOs puertos. fs
III del diA 30 irG por Nuevitas, Ci'
bara, BsEacOa, Guantanamo, Cubs, San.
to Domingo, Ponce, Mayaguez, Aqua.
dilla , San Juan de Fuerto-R -Rico, Vi.
niendo por los mismos puertos.
Retornar&n saIiendo do Puerto Rico
Ioa diss 81 y S respectivAmente; toca.
rGn On Cuba IoS dise 30 J g., legaldo
( In HAbanA On laa fechAa cortesp0n.
diantes IL 1 = II De cada mes. =
Ninguno dc esto1 dos vapoEes tOesEl
1 y retorno en- Guantanamo. Us
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-05
vino. Zinc y 4! e q NJ DEDLyatoRlp ElD)lL!5yl'!
1u4YBLAHgO,
.mMUwf1a. VAMcaDG
a PuRlLlIG0.

AsIh.u a1ecibit1e, Gn la tlsnd4 de
q = G.Tsi1 %, San joss ndhs 3 loo
~.sn3S =. - \ acro 1itA dos who's Ft41tos
!. IIs SIansC 4 |RuS1a yb1ote { (C6sttfs),
si:sd ! {. dsssih pcE bot Gllh1, gGltAfOhss,
y sn.,fos y pdih6 FipoG 6spEssioGton-
49, -1s.LgiI I161 TaTST 9b v77gs ~ II
NSS1O SS3~scosku eusutA qus II ,citadA
,,.rtS1 ~ S rHniCN que Eecihs tAn %.
sSlaisos yhop. e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-05
TlNTAs PARA,EsCRIBIR..
BD Ia INPRENTA DIE. ."BObETIl MERCANTILE. II !"

LAS t1ntas para escrtbir que Vanue eyta CASA
procedentes de las meioIes FabTicas del mund0 In.
pustr'al no admiten cOmp0tenOia en- el merCado.
Sus nsrmosOs Dolores 50 durabilidad sus selec.
tas clases las sPrantizan dandoles patents do Mo-
ducto Superior 0f'R -5ss1
Anadase este ia ganga de una baratura sin
igual y Sc convendrd en que nuesttas tintas. pSra
scribi7 tienen Jon palfsctO dereCho OOnuuisada 10
rf816r0n0ia General siRs 'a' 1a'7aoq - s7sH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-05
Locion antiherp6tiCa
DEL DE-. MONTNH.

Es el mejor medicamentU para
curar las herpes y quitar, Ia pica-
z6n On ell momento de apiicarla.l
La Loci6n est& perfUmada q1i.
ta Ia csspa evitando Ia csida del
cabellO y haCe desaparecer iOs be-
rros, empeiDes, manchas y esplIi:
Has en- Ia sara. Exito segurol 4
Immediate. g d 90 I'D
Pidase en- todae las b tiCas de Ia
Isla. AL por mayo@, casa del seflpl
Guillermety, depoaitariO. sl3