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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
MovIMIENTo DE BUQUEs.


De New York vapor noruego
" Banan," q Latimsr y Fernandez,
45 CTS mantequills, 200 atds cIs
arenques. Caledonia Blanco y 90,
! CI cliches. Vicente y 90, 1 cl
mesa. 8. Melon y Go, 6 cIs ma
quinas. A. Vicente J Go, 100 bIs
tocino, 10 jIs jamones, 90 SIS pi-
mlents, 10 cls salChlchones, 30 cIs
mantecs, 80 fds cabo, 25 cIs mana
Lopez Villamil y Go, 4 CIs 2 atds
papel y otros. Sierra y Palau, 25lS
227 cIs manteca 10 sEs pimienta, l o
atds triquitraques, 100 cts galletas,
100 atados so rollos alsmbres 10
cajas salChichones 30 cajas mai
zena 200 bEs tocino, 10 j[s iamo-
mes ! fdo tOetes, l Of relojes l OF Ia
grimas de vidrios. J. Ochoa ,
Hmns 2 cvs romanae, 20 c[s slmi-
don l 900 cIs petr6leo 400 sIs harl-
ma trg 10 jIs jamones 200 bis toci-
no. Sobrino de IEquierdo y Os,
1000 SIS harina trg. Mauro P.
Marceau, 200 sls harina tfg, 1913. 8
eIs manteca 4 cIs tocinets, 3 cIa
petr6leo A cls basculas 8 Cls jamo-
mes. Sobrino de Luiha y 90, Is cIs
manteca, 4 cIs tocineta, B cIs leche
e cIs galletas. Gonzales Alfonso,
500 sIs harina 800 cEs petr6lec,
Jose N. Blanco , 90, z Cls 5 be,
2 fdo 2 carboyes farmacIa. SobFiool
de Eaquisga, ,105 piezas, 2 planchsi
hero. Bsrcel0 y Perujo 200 cll
petr6leo, 27 cls 1913 manteca 90
BIS tocino 25 cIs maiAens, 5 cIs sal.
chich6n, 5 jls Jamones, ] cI vsrios
l # tubos. Egozcue , 90, l OF pa
Del, 2 cIs CGpsulas l c[ msquinas
Il or tinta 5 CT manteca. Ramon
Torres, 2 cls papel l or Capsulas
Of maQuina, l cI tinta, OF tipos
Pieras y 90, l OF sombEeros. Julian
MatIenEo, 9 cIs 10 atcs / boy, / b
quincalla. A Msyol y 90 Is bll
vidrios, / cI latas. Gonzalez Perez
| y 90, % eIs almid6n % CT 25,S
mantecs, 25 bIs tocino 2 ire milo
| l fdo kilo. SobFino de Armas, l.
eIs 6 tdcs quincalla. Serat1n Alon
so $50 sIs hsrins, 81 cls 25,3 man
teca 2 JIs jamones 50 bIs tocino
Troncoso Hmns , Go, % bIs tocinC
10 sIs pimienta 1913, 30 cIs mante
cs, 2 cIs tocineta, 5 cIs salchicho.
mes, 8 hcIs iamones. Baquero J
Gandara u eEs manteCs, 25 bIs to
cino, 100 CTS galIetas, 5 eIs tc0ine
to, 1913 jamones. Hacienda Buenl
Vlsts, 81 pleas 2 bis hero. P
Ncell y 90, l atdo 8 cIs i tdo pape
A Ia orden marcas: G r IL bulto
varios. 3 7 cl cortadov, L III
1913 msnteca, Q jls jsmones, 2 OF
salchlnones, ~. .cis galletas, 10 bI
tocino, 90 stds papel, 30 SIS. harinj
trg. F q 100 sIs harina trg 30I
manteca, 20 bis tocino, 8 hnacale
jamones, 2 cln tccineta. 0 9 3
sIs haEina trg. P bI oe-~za. r.
:. =. ysrlos. RBL's cIs tipos I'm
lprenta, 10 aids papel. P L Q l
Ic,s / sE 8 atds, 2 bIs 8 cutete
louincaIla. s A L z "a bultos VI
lrics. FA 5 els 1 cfte efectos vs
| rios.
De Liverpool , escalas vap. esI
I" Alavs," 4 S0brinos de Ezqniag'
| 20 cIs cervezs, 100 It's. clavos, 2 I'd
hilc, 2 tubos, 2 cIs, / muela hierr'
/ e. Of mueatras. MeltE 3 Gan
| d 2 ere hiIo. Julian MatienEo,
lee nllo, 1 el tejidos, 20 cls, 8 csl
cos, 6 hsrFIs, Z huacales, 6 atade
squinsalls, $50 ansfsF, l6l culett
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
TalacO On rama dol pals.
Las Raf0TlaS dol ST Naura.
wSTUDTO CRYTTC0
POR
DON. IGNAClO DIAz GANEJA.
SlrsGt0r del B0LETM KERCANFl.
OE. PUERTO RICO

Tai es In portAdA de un foileto
que acaba de editarse en- esta Ca.
90, obra del Director del BoLETN
MERcANTn. Contiene go pAginaa
de lectura, en- AZ mayor. y, como
% ha anunciado, Sc dedica 81 illus
tre Jefe del Partido "Uni6n Cons,
situcional" do Cuba, Exemo ST
Marques de ApeEteguia. Contie.
ne el siguiente progrAma:
Dedicatoria. - Preludios. -
DesarEOllo del plan.-ConsidsrA
clones. Ell preambulo EXPOSITION.
Los MunieipiOs.-La Cssmara
EEnsular.-El Conssjo. Ell Gober.
nador General.-La hissoria.-La
IegalidAd.-LA raz6n aupxema.-
La ReparAei6n ..
EI fOiIstO se etfece en- Las si.
gulentes condolences:
Un ejemplar so ctl
Con el retrato del autor. IS"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
DEDICA7oRlA.
LA RAZoN DEL TITULO.

LA hAAOn OGA k4xGLOa
6UMARIo.-Luchemoa.-El debe1
CumplidO.-La generation que "a.
be.-La justicia humana.-Pretex.
tos criminales. II La formula de-
progreso.-N pEogreso y sus ma
nifestaciones La opinion p6bllca
I'll periodismo.-Lo que debe se,
el periodismo.-Lo que es hoy ID
prensa.-La prensa = les leyes.-
"a politics. a.-Lo que debe ser ID
politica.-O6mo Sc hacan los poll
ticos.-O6mo naCen los partidos.--
Los programs politicoe.-Artifi-
clos pOlitiOos. I'll carnaval politi-
so.-Miserias politiCaA. --- Einoeri-
dad politica a-FanatiHmo Dolfticc
La demoCracia.-Principios de-
moCr&tiCos. demoCrAti.
Cos.-Delirios demoCratlcos. - La
libertAd de 10 OAtedra.-Libertad
contra dereCn0.-La iguaIdad 40
cial.-La igualdad On Ia historia.-
La igualdad ante la raz6n.--I.a So
berania.-La 0emagogia.-Los hun.
nos modernos.-La revoluci6n.-.
Las huelgas.--Oonfusion y caos.-
Gl lnihilismo.-Propagandas demo-
ledoras Cancer soclal.-Antino-
mias y snomAliAG.-M mayor de
los errore&-AllA VS. Ia nave.-Epi.
logo J conclusion.
De venta.-Hn ia 1mprenta: del
8OLHTIK MMROANTIL.
PreGIo.-Un peso cincuenta car
tsvos eiemplGr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
ALMANAQUHS PARA 1895.

De pliegO, con el sAntoraI. da-
tos astron6mieos, 6estas religio.
saS J oficiales, etc, , Blocks, d.
variadas tcrmas J elsgantes GRO.
mos aleg6ricOS, desds sl mas lu'
loso al mas eUOn6micO, pero to.
dOs bsl,os y eseogidos, hGllanse
Sc vendsn On esta Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01

] Frida de toros nocturna, alumbradI
CON luz el6ctrica.
II La prensa local trae enthusiastic
descripciones del acontecimient'
tauromzQuico.
| Carne de T6s.-Desde el dia on
ce al die8 y siete del entrante Mar
no, se expenderA dicho srticnl0 .
preciO de VENTS y clncO ochavos Q
kllo.
On gomosc, acribiIlsdo de deu
das, hq heredado en- e' espacio de
sells meses 4 dos dos millonsrlos, 10
Quail no le lmpide conservsr sus
tradiciones de NAL pagador.
-IPor que no pagas q los acree-
dores f--le dice IN amigo.
-Porque quiero demostrarle que
soy ell mismo de siempre y que la
fortuna no me ha desvanecido.
Un banquero muy AWARD se
muestra muy enternecido en- el en-
tiefro de IN amigo pobre.
- lie guerra usted mucho Tie
pRsguuta uno de los concurrentes.
II va 10 creo ! lEse ST que era
IN verdadero amigol Jamas me
pidI6 nj IN centimo, = 0ien sabe
Dios que a veces ha estadO q pun.
TO dc moEirse de hambre.
En- una tertulia:
II Ouantos amos tiene 10 Mar
quesa
-Treinta.
NO, senior; treinta y sells.
LIE digo 4 usted que treints.
-IY en- que SO funda usted pa
70 afrmarlof
-En que ella misma 10 asegura
deade hace cuatro amos.
EEFERHEDADE q EsT0ELG0 sTnA naSzns'
Lihros de- tsxto en- el Institute
y Escuelas Normsles y que % ha
Han de venta en- la Liberia del Bo
LETIN:
Gram6tica Castellana.
Historic General, Fernindes de
Castro.
Aritmetica, OardfE.
Aritm3tica, OOrtazsE.
Algebra, OOrtazar,
Algebra, Oardin.
Ge0metria, Oardin.
Ge0metria, Oortaxar.
FeHrer y Rivero, Legislaci6n.
Agriculture, Riera y Tortosa.
Fisica J Quimics, Feli6.
Pedsgogia, Santos.
Ret6Fica J Po4tica, Regnlex.
Economia Politica, GARNER,
Ftsica y Quimica, Morate.
fosFAnHA FGLItREs. AHmsuto Do loo KlSsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
aEaNAIz l. GO.
>f.--xhTUAN-IU

mporeadorcs on grande esca,n.
oe mercancias de todas prooeden-
Sus nendas de detail La LUZ
nn4nnVIElOA n4I y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO son aiempre las msior
surrijas. 'oI
Iienen Sucuesales: lmportsdoras
en- Arectbo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
ANTONIO AhElU lslBLLT.

Doctor en- DereCho OWL y OA-
I6nico, Abogado dc los nnstrea
Ooleglos de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
CON bufete alberto en- la Capital de
Ia Monsrquia, ofreoe suas servlcios
profesionRlos 4 81 numero O ellen.
tela de esta Isla, para ante el Tri.
bunal Supreme de Juaticia, el Con-
sejo de EstadO, Tribunal de Ouen-
tss Del Reino y demka centroa su-
pegiOros, lud'cialea y adminlstrati.
voc dels Nacl6n.
rSsrran. s R6m. d 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
OPHRACIoKRs DA BUoURs HE PIT
TRAvusLA.

RAVEH1A.
Col amer "R.wood Burten" pen
diente.
Vap Noruego "Banan" descar
gando.
Vap esp "Maria," idem.
oABoTAJn.
Col esp "Oarmelita" descargando
Col. esp. "Petrs," Carga para
Arecibo.
Col esp "Relna del mar" carga
para Vega bsja.
Col esp "Buenaventura" Carga
para Vieques.
Col esp "Paquita," carga para
Aguadilla y MsysgiieE.
Col esp" May agaeEana," carga
para Arroyo , Ponce.
Col esp " Joven CLARA" ideln.
Col eep "OoraEon de Jesds," Ca
renando.
Col esp "Issbela," carga para
Humacao , YaDucoa.
Col esp ''Nueva Flor" carga pa
ra Fsjsrdo J Nsguabo.
Col esp I" Anita" carga rara
Aguadilla y Mayagiiez.
Bdro. esp. Terrible" carga pa
"a Arroyo.
Col. esp. MARIA Artau" +" pen
diente.
Col esp India" .dem.
Col. esp. i" Providencia," Carga
para Fajardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
GUIA LOCAL.
S0BRINOS De EzOUIAcA.
fORTALMzA, II.

Casa de giros J eomiGonss.
Agsntss do los vAporss-corHsos Dc ID
OompAnia TrasatlAntica Kspanola.
Agsntes dc Id Id Dc los ssfiorss In.
'rinaga J Co., Dc Liverpool.
Iaem idem G. Il. Flstcher y Go.
ID. (companta ola FlschA") Dc Ia.
AGENTS. d. ID Id Dc los ssnorss J. Z
Nieksls J Co.,, Linea dc "Ssrra".,
Agsntss do BAhr, Behrsnd y Ross
Linsa dc "Serra".
Agsntss do 10 OompAiiia Dc Esgaros
contra Incsnaioa dsnominAds lea 30
yHl". t..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
De LA IBL.A,
bERTRAN HERMANCS.
Ell BAzAR UNIVERSAL,
dUHAoAO PuRRTO-Rrm.
hUhAoAo PURRTo-RIoO

OcnsignatariOs de Buquss, Asea.
zee !. oe Ia Linea de vapores .Serra y
Bilbao" de Liverpool 4 esta Isla
J Gel vapor Avil6s" de Herrara
dabsna. ImpoItadores de mercan.
Olas' ierreterta, prOvisiones, made.
tas, doelss para ax6car Y mieI. ss.
cos vacios y compra y yenta IA
nutcs del pals en- comiei6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
% siNAuDs ion fonso ~ xif: iS:a ana al

oonstante surtido de reIotes. '
pienderia de orc con briIlantes
pleuras mas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
oDletos y venden 4 precios modi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
SANTORAr.

VierneP, 1e de Marzo.-Las Gin.
90 Ilagss de Nuestro Senior Jesu-
cristo. y San Rosendo, oblspo J Of
SGbado, 2-San Simplicio, papa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
PAPEL SELLADO

ladrado por una sola hoja,
& prop6sito para minutas, So
bres de ofcios, etc.
De venta Ell esta lmprents
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL.


163 SIS 2. Oonstancia q $4.O1
|compraEon Mauro P. Marceau.
81 sIs 81 Oonstaneia, smsrilla q
S2.76 compradoS Vicente , Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
CAFE

OotiEamos Glasses Corrientes pars
Cuba al EededOr de $28 y HacIen-
da al rededor de $50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
0LIvkS Y COMP,
Su ssIabieGimienlS
IA HAT.Tnnnr

La MALLORQUINA
San Justo rs, 26 y 27.-FAbr,ca
de Chocolate y Oonfiteria al Dol
mayor J al detail. Sin competen.
ola. La primer& en- % clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01

REHISTL COMERClLL.
DE NOTICIAS 7 AEUNOTOS
Operaciones durante los diaa "a y D de
Febrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01

I~rul DDi ~.'OLITI nIislR1l" m Psnrs,p'
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18

Mr. Frank Power, secretary of the Salem
water WORKS. was In the city today.
LioeDse was issued today for the mar
race Of II c Bilyea and Wilma Calavan.
Of Jordan.
Mr. J I. Fuller. Of the Royal Insurance
70. Is IN the city on his way to Lebanon 10
adjust the ioss IN a recent 500 fire.
VIZ Walter 81 ketchum will leave next
Monday f0r Salt Lake City. where he will
spend the winter with his wife. son and
daughter.
Mrs Burge and son Freddie, % the Cor
Wallis Carriage Works. returned home to-
day after visit in Albany. Mrs Burge
vas former neighbos Of Mr. ] A Cumming.
From reliable SOURCES il il learned that
Mr. Nash was in Aibzny this week visit
ing his folks" Should thsse visits be-
come more frequent due notice will be
given AT present. tier oosar only tri-
weekly Corvallis GAzette.
Miss Mamie Cuniia. of this citv. has
made arrangements 10 20 To Salem and
take elocyssongfy lesaonz unier Pref Mrs
Brown of Willamette University, PRO-
noSsnoed one al the be-: iIs.rnc;ers on the
coast Miss CundiF expects 10 remain un-
der her inftrscs,ons for aLOa; three months
A pleasant third wari affair IA. birth
dag party on Jan ssh by the pupils In Mi.s
D0g-na Marssasls rson In the new school.
given 20 Giss Jessie Cox. at the residence
Al her father. in honnr Of her 18th birthday.
Eheae were serenity ak present.
The Helena Independent szys: Mis-
Alice ClsesShlr. of Less&n0n. Ore. Eak mar
ried to Q M Iaznncr. Of this eiiy. al :
o'eloek yesterday evening. Jan ,. by Rev Il
l. brUoe. al Ss Paal's II Z church. There
~ers preseut al the welding . number of
Salvation Army friends. Mr. zai Mrs
Lawrence will make their home IN Helena
The bride is daughter ot ! w Chesshir *
SodAvIlIe. ard has The hess wiahss oI r,any
friends IN Lebanon and vicinity.
A dtspateh from Bos:oa yesterday states
that the American hoard Of fgEctgn mis-
slons has decided 10 grant the nqnest of
one oa their missionaries. who knows the
language and ;sse country zb01; IAeli Bgha
pass. 10 be permitted 10 assist in the search
Tor the missing rpani-the- world blcyciiss.
Frank Lean. supposed 10 hare besn Loaf or
killed in Turkey Every person along the
rOsie whO net the daring yo1ng o:cyclist
<ill wasch Eish inserest the eiru<s made 70
End hin.
Mr. ub5e Peter ship?sd s. herd Of
swine to Portland this morning by river.
A gang OF Hsoonshinsrs is said 30 be
Soyking In the foothills near Ssee, Home.
The freIgh, rae or hay between Albany
ard fosiisad has been reduced 20 81 90
per ton.
The officers Of Organa Eoczm2meus No
s o o F Of this city will be Installed this
evening. All members are requested 10
A,iend.
Preaching Al ST Panls VI z Church
South Sunday II 4 m, Sabbath School 10
a IA, preaching : 80 ? n. ID { McFar-
lard, passcr-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
HOME AND ABROAD
A Mixture to be Taken i'm Small
Doses.

Cal at K!eIn * Dubrii'e'. sad INQUIRE
for their bargain SHOES.
| In order TO make room for sprinr goods
winter Eeo,s will be sold a. css by k,ein
& Du5suile.
Base ball Al the srE.ory ekesfSe42
T company and the Hospsai ash, I8I
form.
Arrangements are being asaa n -
/ door hand lawn tennis Al ihs 7 II b 4
gymnasium.
The boys of Astoria smuse thesssee&
/ by shooting sea-guIls with bsst- saost~yZ'
ofien kiiIiag them.
Reports from as far south - Ash.and
show heavy rain aad wind ~ish tenPerz-
;uFe averaging about s..
Nearly all she Fepubsieaa prers al
| 0regoa are an.i-noiph. Can he be siec-
ed Ia the face of this fzct.
Relief Is needed for some of the sufer-
eTk Of the recent Silver Lake hosOczE.s.
Some oi the families are repaired 10 be 10
distress.
Abos, the hzFdest rzinzserna of The xin-
ter occurred 70 day. Il made street car
trzfic lively. a crowded car going 20 the
depot n noon making 50 heavy load the
car slipped OF the end of the track.
DR. Jekyli and Mr Hy6e xAs pressntsd
izsi night 10 fair sized hose In . izIea,-
ed mtnneS- Mr. Fiench has an excellent
company ard they do this plzy II 4 nan-
aer to receive tire applause Of their az6i-
sace.
Harrisburg has Sunday School ~iih
following o3cr=s- George He16erson j,
sgPer;nsendsns; H1rTy WiIson. Ass. Su2s /;
MisH Jean Mcdaniel, secretary: Mrs
Benis. TREASURER: Ethel Riddle, librarian: !:
S A HUlin, chorisser; Miss Cecil Rampr,
osganisl.
Seio's Fecre. sociesiez can now boast Of
having Al elegant k1iI. the equal of which
Is seldom foand in similar sized towns
The ceiling ard vail have been decorated
With paper and frssco, and Ias wood work
wiih painI ard Tsruish D. Nessrs Hart &
Dannzx. AIb2uy's leading dscor.ss-z.
wEtch is gusrsn'ee that fhe Eork 10 well
znd Hezti- done and of which tAey have
10 reason b. feel a&hansed. .-Scio Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
THE ALBANY kINDERGARTEN

An axiom Of the kindergar;rs is: I'VE
learn by doing" A community can only
learn the atlvaniags, Of thu kindergarten
by having ii IN its midst. San Francisco
had had free kindeTgartens for q number
Of years. and yet making them, in some
scrt, political question ID they ~ere
fought out uf the Public school for long
period. In the face Of the testimony Of the
Chief OF Police surh a fight could not be
maintained for ever. II was this: That
cut Of 5000 kindergarten graduates only
three have ever besu committed for n GRIM
inal osfense.'
A well known Child-worker gives the fol-
lowing eight points with regard to this
trimming;
1he kindergarten devslopes the three-
fold nature Of the child.
It's object is the formation of eaalae-
ter by means of an harmonious develop
meut Of the body, mind and soul.
3 This is accomplished by means OF play
childIike work, and constant exercise in
right doing.
The kindergarten seeks 70 develop The
individuality of each child.
Ii furnishes him with the compani on.
ship Of his Equals through whcm lie gets
his first lessons IN citizenship.
II affords the best transition from
home to school life
II provides the best preparation for
school life.
s II strives to prepare The child not on
ly for time, but Cor eternity, by enabling
| him to grow into what he can he. and what
God meant him to be.
| With regard TO tie seventh point, the
Supt of the City Schools of Boston, re,
| ceived answers from the eighty-six pri.
mary teachers, Ito whom he addressed ques
tions) which embodied the same fact.
At home in Albany, the following show
the sane experience:
| 'ln my primary work have found tha
children who have been in the kindergar
ten are considerably in advance of thos,
who enter the primary grade without suct
instruction. Their perceptive powers hay,
been quickened and they seem TO be bette
able sto express themselves. They an
brighter in many ways.
n. AIDA HART,
Albany College.
"ln my experience, / have found tha
children having kindergarten training be
fore entering the public school. as rule
are better able TO begin the work in tn
public school, and have considerable ad
vantage over other children, who ente
school without this training. The power
of memory and attention have been trained
which is ve:y useful in beginning thei
school work. MARY SEDGwICK,
Albany Public School.
The parents are equally arpreciative, a
seen by the following:
I'VE the undersigned, who have ha'
children in Miss Brouner's klndergartel
the last two months, consider the training
very good. We are perfectly satisfed wit
the kindergarten methods, and with Mis-
Brouner's way of carrying them out:
Mrs w Ii Gee, Mrs + q Young, Mrs 4
b Mathews, Mrs F p Nutting, Mrs
Whitney, Mrs S N Steele, Mrs w Fort
miller, Mrs G w Simpson, Mrs Bell
lSyfers, Mrs L w Langdou, MRS Z Y Dun
can, Mrs d L Hardman.
BY the aid Of the kindergarten Associa
ton of Albany, the teaching OF each chill,
costs but 10 cts day, which surely coul
not be better bestowed.
Miss Brouner reopens her school ON ~ on
day, Jan 18th, at 0 o'clock, in the w @
U hall. SEC. ASSOCIATION.
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Religious Services.

Rev G N Irwin. Superintendent ot Psb-
lie Instruction easct. arrived In AIhsnv this
noon and viii preach IN the Presbyterian
church tono-row. morning and sscning.
Other services - usual
United Presbyterian: SeETicss eandst-
ed by the pastor. Morning suhi4S. AFTER
Commission What Nsxt." S s al ESQ; c
Z ESQ Evening servios zt 7sS9. f1
are welcome 10 cur service
Services morning and evening En- to-
Eorrow at the Congregational church
Subject al IL O'Clock. An Irua He.rts1
Pulphet" In the syeRing, '-Sone Coed
TElags In the Life of Sszmgar - Services
each night during next week DR. C j
ClApp will be rreseEH during part Of this
time
Mems meeting tomorrow. Jan 18th, AZ 4
p IA. Rev Mckee Will BE tee prineirsl
speaker Men and boys will hs uade wei
come. Come Christians and throw out the
life line
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-01-18
THURSDAY
MIR SCOTT INTERVIEWED.
Representative Scott was interviewed
by the Salem Post Mt follows;

Representative Scott was interviewed
by the Salem Post at follows;
The Post received very pleasant call
this morning from Hon ] III Scott repre-.
sentative-elect from Linn county, whose
posto tfice address is Tangent. MIR Scot,
| is one OF the weIl-to-do farmers of Linn
county and is republican to the back.
bone. He made his canvass at the last
election on the fight for the abolition OF
all useless commissions and general re
duction in state expenses. Mr. Scott is
yet undecided on the senatorial question.
That is, he does not care to commit him.
self. But it is generally given out that
Senator Dolph will barely receive the
support OF one member of the Linn coun-
ty delegation, there being i've members
altogether. Mr Scott, when asked what
his position would be on the commission
question, stated that he was emphatical-
~ in favor of abolishing all the commits
sions that are not absolutely necessary.
He thinks that the time has come when
the expenses of this state must be re-
dGced TO conform to the income of the
farmers and property-owpsrs. He does
not believe in being too close-iisted with
our public institutions, but he wants 10
oSG thAt tAtCf Auh Oh Just ae CGonOth-
ical plan as is consistent with the
times.
Mr. Scott will not have any pet meas
urs 10 advocate and will be able TO devote
his entire attention to the interest OF the
state at large. He said, when asked who
was his ia sorite candidate :or speaker of
the house, that he had not decided pos
itiyely who he would support, bu. that
he had no objection to Hon Chas u
Moores OF Salem, and that he was OF the
opinion that this gentleman would re-
ceiye the support OF the house for this
position.
M1 Scott returns tomorrow to spend
the balance OF the week with his family,
and will return 10 Salem next Monday 20
remain until after legislature sdjourns
He will make his headquarters at the
residence of Mr. w 7 Barrows, who
lives just northwest OF the East Salsm
school, ne being aa old acquaintance
OF Mr. Scott.
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KNOWLEDGE

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tends to personal enjoyment whs,
rightly used. The many, who live b
ter than others and enjoy life mere, W
lsss expenditure, by more prsmpa
adapting the worlds best products .
the needs of physical hsing, viii attss;
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup sf Figs
Its sxcellesco is due to its presenting
in the form NEST acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing end truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; effsetually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevek
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts ON the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in go cent bottles, but it is man
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs
and being well informed, you viii net
accspt any substitute il oaeres.
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LocAL TKAcaERs' INsTUUn.-A tseeh-
ers local institute will Be hsla ass46U,
Two sessions during the day VII p -
On Saturday night lecture viii bs HiqR
by Prof. Louis Barzee, OF JeEs<ssA- -
sabiect is: Patrons Relation - u
School" All teachers and patroas ass
cordially invited to be present and ~
part in the discussions.
4. Il. RrrHEkroRp,
Co. Sup'f.