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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
GACETLLAS.

Isoudos Iaeionalea.y d
Puerto Rico, IamAno 28 Z Il OsnM
METROS, { IS oentAvos. Impcent.
Gel B0LMKEU.
Atanai6n.-Llamamos u ds Il
humanidad dolients hksla el anuR
clo que en- otra pArte hAbla del On
gdento sanatlvo J Ii Emulsi6n sgeo
aotada Dc Rabell.
-. N tama QUE hah hocho J siguoE
/. baoleado notables eurAs. Sc en-
: caantran en ID farnaeia del sE Gui'
lleRmety.
!. "kafipusa. ."--CapFloha Dc Cen.
~eisxto para plano, obra selosaa }
ealebgadisima del eminente compo'
sItor don Gonxalo de j. Mines
-sdiel6n de lajo, elegantemente gra
bada en Ia LitogTatiA del BoLETIx
OOnsta de 6 pzglnas de deliCioss
mdsics, llevando al frsnte aEtistica
y sleg6rica pOrtadA. a / pese q
elem pIax en- esta Imprenta.
Cireo Pablllonss.- In au1uft
snteanoche, con numeroGtsi ma con-
cuErencis, sus espectzcuios, que son
muy entretenldos = vaTiados.
Los aTtistas NADIA dejan que de-
tear los animales sGbi0s lucen
grandemente sus habilidAdes.
De las dos hermoaas focas que
hAbfa traido el ST. PabiIlOnes 60 le
he muerto una.
De Utuadc. al mime tismpe
que de esta localidad ae NOS comm
Dlca Ell senaible falleclmiento del
SE. d. Domingo Fortufio, de ID Casa
Tneneantil Fortune y 90, paTticfpa
Senos que, { pesar de este suceso,
previstO en- 81 contEAto social, sigue
maschando dIcha casa en- igualos
se0ndlei0nes que antes.
Descanse en- la gloria eteFna el
alma del Sr. Fortune, 4 cuya fami-
La, deudcs , consoles enviAmos
nuestro pesame.
, Yelix v1sJs.-Ta para IL Pc
ninsnla en el Ls6n XIII, en- busca
del restablecimiento de 81 salud,
algo quebrantads, nuestro estima-
do amigo el Er. d. JAclnto Mora
gas, Feputado c0meTciante de este
pls1a y dignO Ooncejal del Excmo
Aynntamient0 de nuestA Oludad.
A la atenta visitA de- despedida
que nos ha hecho el Sr. MoFagas
scorfsspondemos deseando que see
muy felix 81 vIsje , que vuelva
pronto completamente restablecldc.
Follsto. .-HGmos rscihido de Hs
drid uno que se tituIa:
CaMsa sobrs 81 Tsstamsnto ol6gra-
todeD. EMiliO CayTGnsa. Infer
ne proswsoiado GRte u aala segstRdO
del Tribunal SHpyemo en- los 6las q
y 28 ds Junie De 1895 en- defenca 4
d. Jese Rodrtgues ZapatG por q
LtlrddO d Eduardo DatO Trader.
1esgrasia. -Diss "R InparciNl'
de Mayagties:
- bordo del vapoK ''Ivo Bosch,
ha osurrido la muerte repentina de-
maEinero Jaime ZaEagoEa, ell cual
e dlFigia deede Ponce & la Capital
Seg6n Sc cree, la eansa de % falle-
Cimiento Ia sido IN aneurisma.
Dleh0 indiViduo, seg6n noticias,
habia prestad0 aus aerviclon On ella
SO do marinero en- 10 goleta Jegss'
CIaY0.n
PnasF. .-Ees paTtIsipa den ]. n
Gsisil, de YsuCo, que ha eonfeEidC
podsr general, para que le repre-
aente en todOs sus negoclos, sl
Ledo. en- Fagmscta don Podr o j
OastE0 , Rivera.
Sea enhOrabuena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
ALNANAQUHS PARA 1895.
ANTONIO LlFAU lBlRlLT.

Doctor en- Dereoho Owl y Or
A6nico, Abogado dc los nustrel
Ooleglos de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
CON bufete alberto en- 10 Capital de
Ia M0narQuia, ofrsoe suss servlciOl
ptofssionales 4 su numeEo clien-
tela de- esta Isla, para ante el Tri.
bunaI Supreme de JustiCla, oil Con-
seio de Egtado, Tribunal dc Ouen.
tss Col Rsin0 = 6en9s eantros 81
periores, jud'aaloa = aaministratl
vos de Ia Macl6n.
SsEEap, ntn & u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
aANTORAN.

Microbes 7.--San Oayetano, f.,
= san Alberto de Sicilis, eonfesor.
Jueves 8.-SAn CIrlAco J eOmpa
ieros mrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
De LA lSLA.-
BERTRAN iHERMANCS.
Ell bazaar UNIVERSAL.
HUNAoAo PUARro- -RIOot

Oonsignatarios dc Buquaa, Agsn-
tes dc Ia Mnea de vapores "Scrran y
Blibao" de Liverpool 4 esta Iala.
J del vaper /" Avil6s1 y de Herrera.
HAbana. ImpOstadores do mercan.
elas, fcrreterta, proVisiones, made.
rhs, doelas para aE6car ' miel. a.
COS sactcs y oompra y venta de
fxutos del pais en- Comisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
11.-TETUAN-al

A.lmaoenistas impoEtadoRes d
pEOvisiones. Vents al por mayor
{ Due6os de Ia antigua = aCredita.
da EAbrica do F6s1Oroa, astablecf-
da en- Eanturcc.
Marcas BOLIVAR y OONILL.
-Dep6sito: Tetukn II,
Agentes de la acreditada marcs
De cigatrilios Paiarito. BeIlesa ]
LbeEtad.
hbrlca do ncores de todas classes
Admiran aE0cares 6 consigna.
cf0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
TalaGO On rama dol Dals.

Venden s pKeciOs m6dlcos B. A
LlaneEa HeEmano en- su almac6n
calle de 10 FoTtalexa n6meEo 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
q. IlMAuy. 1sS ioa:a ss4 ~: "a aaaaa a

Jonstante surtido dc reIojes, y
prenderta de ORC CON brillantes y
picdras finas de 10 mas mOdernO
que pueda desearse. GarantiSan los
oo5oeOs y venden q precios modi-
eos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07

10. invistiendose hoEas extraordi
Oada una de estaa embarcacio
mes soatarz al Estado IL, 600 pose
tas menos que Las que &c cOnstru
yen en- Ipglaterra. 81, como n d
che la prensa. se ha axigldo po'
'estas tiltimas 4 raz6n de- 2,7OO Pc
setas por tonelada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
Csnias Dc ID playa

Canine % Ia playa
Oamlpo de la playa,
= q dos hileraa,
vi plantDe las acaolaa,
hoy eOEpRlentas.
Sue veFdes hojas
al Arid0 sendeeo
le pre- tan sombrn.
ROr 81 mlsmo canine;
en dos hileras,
eoIne' aqueIlas aenelas
que VI pequefae,
hoy, sonTiendo,
van buacando II playa
mis- pequehuelos.
Tsmpranos afbollllos
de MI esperanza,
lojalz que su sombEa
ne den mafana,
caando, "a Anclano,
Dc Il playa el oamino
eEuee caEsadOl
80 Jsst Jacksea Esyan.
La EmulsI6n de Scott ha sidt
lamada p0f les madFas IA PfOvi,
dengIa de les nifiOs.
Los medisoa npEueban este die
tsde.
Les eafadiatieas 10 conhrman.
= he teridO osasl6D, varias w
ees, de c0mpFObaE que Ia Emnlsi0I
De eooSt paede sustitufr vents iosa
mente 81 aceite de bacalac simple
aobre tedo, en II medieina de 10
niii0s. Gee IL folsEan muy bieB
eanto Domingo, B d, septiem
bge 10 de 1894
D. HanTtaea Cssiall.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
BUena L0giCa.

Echese afuera e ca- - - : enfegs
dad con las PtldorQ Yt5 del
Dr. Ross. Entonan Z. st6mago qua
es el orgsno en- que deA nla TODD 81
sissema para su salud Y iscf. No
puede haber persona sAln sols con
el est6mago sucio. Desecl. 7nse las
plld9ras antiguas y tomensS mo-
dernRs que son las Plldoras de Vida
del DR.. Ross. Su acCion suayey ss-
gura las recomienda. De vent% a
kgaAs las Botieaa -
G1BEsx HaAs e.. MNw B-HRs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07

Para Habana y esealas vap. esp.
"Maria Herrera, dcspachado por
Ludwig Duplaoe. Para Glbara,
por Lopez Villamil y 90, 10 Of cafe
9l5 kilos. Poe j. Oohoa y Hmno,
20 81 cafe 1920. Para Nuevitas,
pOr III. Peres Y 90, 50 q cafe $40
kilOs. PoF 8. do IEquieTdo y 90, 80
or cafe 2568 klIos.
Para PtO Plata y eseslas vap. fr.
"Oolombie" despachado por j. T..
Silva J 90, con CargA de trzusito.
Para Halifax gol. lag. "Sher-
brooke" despachada por L6pez vi
ilamil y 90, con 20 CAscos mlel con
1900 kilos.
Para Sautander y escaIas vap esp
"Le6n XIII" despachado poE 8. de
EEquiags, 12S 81, 2 brls cafe 1154S
kilOs. 100 81 az6oar 97J7 kilos. Por
LOdwig Dnplaoe, / 81 cate SO kiloa.
POr &. Rog0eFas l bl cafe 81 kllos.
Para OoFuia por j. OchOa = Hmno
18 81 ps6car 1000 kilos. Para Vi
60 pOr g. GO A. FIgueroa y 90, 10
q cafe 85S kllGs, 2sE 2 bls azdcar
46l kilos. Por Vicente , 90, sI
cafe 110 kilos. Para Bilbao, p0r
s. de Ezquiaga 20s( cafe 1909 kl.
los Para Oadis por 8. de EEquiaga
50 sI cafe 247O kllos. Por j. o shoa
/ y Hmno 90 s[ CATS 1850 klIos. Para
Malaga por 8. de VjjAnde y Go, 10
81 cafe 1892 kllos. Por Msuro p.
MaFcea 75 sI oal6 6370 kilos. Para
Barcelona por 8. de EEqulaga 184
sl cafe 1882 kilos 700 81 sz6car
I7l497 klios. PoE Oerscedo Hmns
, %, Ia 81 cafe 926 kilos. Por Bar
cello , PsfujO 5 81 cafe AZ kllos.
POr j. Oehoa y Hmno ITO 81 az6-
car 1890 kilos. Por A. Rausohen-
plat 500 sl aE6oar 5000 kIlos. POr
Bolivar ArruEa y 90, 81 sI aR6caF
1889 kilos. POr 8. de A. FigEeroe
| J 90, 100 st ax6car 10675 klIos. Pa
r. San Sebastian por 8. de Ezq quia-
"a 70 or cate 1858 kIIos 500 81 aEd-
car 60014 kilos.
sALTDAs Do CAB0TAJA.
Col. esp. "Ana Maria" para Vegr
baja.
Vap. esp. "Ivo Bosch" para 80
Futa.
Vap. esp. "Vssco" para So ruta
DESPAC
Min guno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
T. ALuNSO., SEQ rr.n.,..o a.

Fs AhUV1Us.Sa Fransisao n.
U0n tltnio hOn0r1fico Dor q. II.
ID Rey, Premiado con medallaide
plata J menCi6n honOrifica.
Hace pers0nAlmente toda clase
de retratos en- % nuevo Estableci
niento lprimerA en- 81 clAse) de 8
de La mAnana & 5 de 10 tarda aun.
que 81 dia este nublads..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
REVISTa eOAERGIAI.

IDR NoTICIAs Y ANUEoIOs
0perAciones durante los dfas S y 6 de
AgOstO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07

Y63, 99U, os4, S80 y SSos p uk 30
haber satisfe0ho el AZ dividendo
vencido desde el 81 dc Mayo pro
ximo pasado, por disposition del
Sr. Presidente sc anunoia Ia subas-
ta de las reeEldas aeclones que
tendrA Iugar el IA del pg6ximo NEE
de Agosto, dcsde las dos hasts les
tres de 10 tarde, ante Ia Oomisl6n
de turno,en el salon dc seaiOnei
do 10 misma.
SO as admitirAn ptopoaleionei
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
OPHRAmoSns On Buouns M PTt


Berg. amer. 'W. 3. HutchIgs,"
caEgando.
Berg. amer. "arear Llnwood, {"
descargando.
Berg. ing. "Moama" desoargan :.
do.
Berg. ing. "Olio" caEgando.
Vap. esp. "San Francisco" des-
caggando.
Vap. esp. Catalina" descargan-
do.
Berg. ing. 'Sceptre1 desCargan.
do.
uABOTAyn
Col. esp. "Dichosa" peniiante.
Col. esp. Guadalupe" descar-
gsDdo.
Col. esp. "HortensIaD carga pa
70 Ponce.
Bdra. esp. "Maria Artau" carga
para Vieques.
Bdra. esp. "Nueva Flora CaEga
para FajaEdo
Col esp. @HIenaa cafga paKs
Aguadilla y Maysgiiex.
Bdra. esp. "Paquita" caEga para
AguadiillR.
Col. esp. "O0FaE6n de Maria
earga para Areciho.
Col esp isabella" carga pars
Humacao , Yabuooa.
Gol. esp. 'SJoven Mar e" caTgI
para Guanica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
nxxRApAs Oh oABorAJH

Col. esp. "Elena" de MsyagusE.
Bdra. esp. "Paquita', de Aqua
dilla.
Col. esp. "Ooras6n de Maria" dc
Aguadilla.
Col esp isabella" de Humacao
Col esp "Joven Ma ia" de Ponce.
Col. esp. "Eacarnaci6n" de Vie
|ques. Ae}sAsh
Col. esp. "JoVen CLARA de Cabo
ROio. s,f
Brda. esp. "Nasva Flo" de Vie
goes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07

Esta es Ia nlanera de i1evar el cabello peinado
n moda, pero adn Sc We mas hermosa en- Ell grabado
despues de que los granos han desaparscido de 81,
cara debido al uso del JABoN HAMAMELIs-
suLFURoso Del DIR. ROSA. Nunca deia d.
eurar. De yenta per todas las boticas. Fabricads
soiAnsnts por Dr.. Rosa Co., Moatslair N. ].
EU.deA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
BlNtO TERRITORIAL ! IGRICOLi
DE PUERTO RICO.
EKORETARIA.

ECaducadas con reglo.Al.articulo
is de los Estatutoe las 132 accio-
mes, cuyos resgusrdos provisIonales
"A exniflieron con los uGmeroe 167
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-07
.xov1M1nxro DE BuouEs
uNrRADAs Dn TRAvHsfA

De St Thomas y escalas vap. fr
"Oolombie" 6 J. T. Silva y 90, con
provisiones para varios.
Ds Lunenburg berg. Ing. "Scep-
tre" L6pes Viliamil y o., con sa-
laxones.
De Barcelona , escalas vap. esp.
AOatalina" . 3. de Isquierdo y 90,
con carga general para varios.
Ds HAbana y esOalas vap. esp
''San Francisco" 6 8. de Exquiags
con caEga de trAnsito.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05

An important decision which will
be noted by all railroad companies
and their employees with interest, has
been rendered by Judge Pratt on
demurrer to the petition Of William
Addison in suit he has brought
against the Lake Shore road at Toll
edo, Ohio. Addison claims that he
was discharged by the road for 90
ing on strike and that he was after
ward blacklisted and thus prevented
from securing employment with
other roads.
Judge Pratt held that while there
was no such contract compelling the
road to retain the man in its employ,
it had not the right to prevent him
procuring employment elsewhere.
The right to seek and secure EN-
ployment is one of public necessity,
and when railroads interfere with
that right they are answerable in
damages. The same rule works the
other way and has been sustained by
the courts many times.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05
Human Life Horses Carriapes
and All Go up in Smoke
at Great Falls.
BIG MINING SUIT FROM BUTTE.
The LabOrcr on Top. Equal
Rights to ALA railway de-
cision that is just.

The most disastrous fire in the
history of the city occurred at 4:15
this morning, and human life was
lost in the flames that destroyed the
Eclipse livery stable and all its con
tents. Fire was discovered by
passers-by, who turned in an alarm,
and Notwithstanding that the fire
department responded quickly, the
flames had already eaten into the
building, and to save it was impos
sible. Twentythree horses were
burned to death, and an unknown
number of hacks, buggies, cutters,
sets Of harnesses, robes and tons of
hay and grain were swept away.
The name of the man who lost his
life was Marshall Nevins, an attache
Of the stable, who was asleep in the
hay loft. His body was horribly
burned. He WIS about 30 years old,
has brother living in Kibbey, this
county and parents in the east.
Hector Mckivade, proprietor Of
stable, had no insurance. Among
the horses burned was the running
mare Kitten, owned by Duncan Nc
Leod, of Belt and Bob Burris of this
city. She was valued at s 900
The following persons lost horses by
the fire: w. ID. Bevson, DIR. Fair
field, DR.. Ferguson, Paul Egloff,
Jake PefTcrlcc and Bob Vaughn,
all Of this city; Sam Dodd, Logging
Creek, wo; John Hogan, Augusta;
john Shepherd, Cascade, Attorney
Cortc, Lewstown, two.
The total loss on barn and CON
tents will reach $4,000. Sheriff
Hamilton owned the building, in
sured for $1,000. O. +. kinkade,
who was sleeping in the Office of the
stable, has narrow escape and got
out of the building with difficulty.
The origin of the fire is not known.
Peter Nanl5ank, proprietor, lost IA
good deal Of furniture; insurance,
$iOO. The building is owned by
the Interstate Loan & Savings com
pany of Minneapolis, insured for
$4,000. 1t was one Of the land
marks Of the city.-Tribune.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05
a Hint to Spain.

a special to the Chicago Herald
from Washington says: Spain must
crush the Cuban rebellion during the
next three months or submit to in
ternationa interference in the inter
est of humanity and commerce. This
is the significance of series Of con
fcrences held between Secretary
Olney and the Spanish minister,
Senor Dupuy de LONE. The United
States has agreed for the present to
keep hands off, but this is accom-
panied by dacit warning that un-
less Spain carries out her promise Of
suppressing the insurrection and re-
storing order in Cuba in reason
able time, she must expect the
United States government to pursue
quite a different policy. In other
words Spain is to be given one
more chance to demonstrate her
ability to rule the islands, and failing
in this the United States govern
ment will take the leadership in in
ternational intervention, with the
complete autonomy, or perhaps the
independence of Cuba as the object
i've point. The conferences were
held at the request Of Secretary
Olney, who asked the Spanish min
lister for full statement Of the con
dition of affairs in Cuba, the inten
tions of the Spanish government anc
its ability to protect American citi
zens and their property and TIN
prospect of suppressing the insur
rection.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05
They have Stolen a March.

AS was announced in last weeks
issue "a complication has arose be-
tween the Anaconda Mining COM
pany and the Butte & Boston com
pany over disputed territory. Last
week while men were at work in one
of the levels of the High Ore they
broke through into portion of the
Grey Rock workings and the claim
is made by the Anaconda that the
Butte and Boston company had gone
beyond their lines to the extent of
250 feet. In the suit filed by the
former company yesterday an injunc-
ton is asked to prevent further
working of the disputed ground.
The ore extracted is extremely rich,
and the attention of the court will
no doubt be occupied in another long
and expensive litigation.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05
NEW RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Frank G. Bigelow and Edward Nc
Henry Will Manage the Affairs of
the N, p.

a special from Milwaukee an
nounces that Edward McIIenry of
St. Paul, chief engineer Of the Nor
thern Pacific railway, and Frank G..
Bigelow, Banker of Milwaukee have
been appointed receivers of the Nor
thern Pacific railroad by Judge Jenk-
ins to succeed Henry G. Payne,
Thomas +. Oakes and Henry Rouse
as receivers of the Northern Pacific
Railway company. Bigelow is to be
known as the financial receiver and
will have charge of all matters APP
pertaining to the finances Of the
property. McHenry, who for years
has been chief engineer of the Nor
thern Pacific, and knows every inch
Of the road, is to have charge Of its
operations. The new receivers are
ordered to file bonds Of S5OO.OOO
each within ten days and report to
the court in the same manner as their
predecessors. If at any time the
appointment Of the third receiver
is necessary the appointment will
be made. In making the appoint
ment Judge jenkins disregarded the
wishes of the trustees and bondhold-
ers. He said the history Of the re-
ownership demonstrated the mad
visibility of appointing receivers
connected with the contend
ing factions. The receivers were
officers of the courts, not agents OF
parties interested in the property
and for this reason they should have
but a single object to subserve-the
interests Of the property intrusted to
them-and should hold no other al
legiance than the court. When
Judge jenkins concluded his re
marks Herbert f. Miner, attorney
for the Farmers Loan and Trust com
pany, expressed satisfaction at the
wisdom displayed in the appoint
ments, which he stated, would be
most satisfactory to the interests he
represented.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05

publican party. Such leaders can
not lead the party to victory; the
people do not want such leaders, and
the republican party cannot afford to
put such leaders forward. The
people look for leaders who have
the courage of their convictions, for
men who hold principle dearer than
place and power. Such leaders the
republican party looks for, such
leaders alone can secure the united
support of republicans of all sections
and lead the party to victory.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05
She Got a Safety.

The Mankato, (Minn.) girl that
worked three weeks selling baking
powder to get a safety that Chica-
go firm advertised to give anyone
selling three cans OF their stuff, was
hot enough to warp her clothes when
she got big pin, such as is used to
keep the baby's bloomers on with.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-10-05
M ON NTANA.

The most extensive and one of the
oldest and most reliable houses in
Western Montana. We are prepar-
ed at all times to furnish Gro ceries,
Provisions, Teas, Spices, Ladies'
Mems and Children's Boots and
Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Miners and Mining Supplies at
short notice and at LOWEST POS
SIBLE PRICES. We make
specially of strictly pure and high
class eatables of all kinds. We lead
in every line and enjoy constantly
increasing measure of public con-
fidence and patronage. We mark
our goods 20 per cent lower than
any merchant In Meagher county.
Therefore we do not advertise 10
or 20 per cent discount for cash or
thirty days. We advertise no special
day sales. We buy our goods in
large lots for cash. Therefore we
are prepared to compete with any
prices quoted in Meagher county:
We are grateful for pastpatronage
and kindly invite all to come amp
examine our goods and get prices
before purchasing elsewhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16
SHE Is A FINE SINGER.
Atlanta Constitution Praises Wichita
Young Lady.

Major Powell received a copy of the
Atlanta Constitution yesterday IN
which a fine tribute was paid 10 the tai
ent of Miss Woods, formerly of this
city. as a singer. While here Miss
Woods was recognized as one possess
ing a fine voice and il was freely pre-
dicted that she would become promi-
nent as a singer. Her friends are glad
that their predictions are coming true.
The article in the Constitution is as
follows:
NO eulogium, however eXtravagant
would be misplaced if bestowed upon
Miss Woods. Indeed II were hard TO
find adjectives strong enough TO des-
cribe adequately her voice and art. Less
than three years ago she could not sing
half a dozen notes correctly. Now she
is d real artist. Her voice is glorious;
a genuine dramatic soprano Of eXcep-
tional power and of luscious sweetness
Her method is faultless. All she essays
is done conscientiOusly, and in her sing
ing no Objectionable mannerlsmS or arts
of affectation oDtrude themselves. She
is. too, a most beautiful young woman
of fine stage presence. Her singing was
n revelation, and the audience showed
its surprise and delight by tn most
spontaneous and vehement applause.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-16
THE BABES WE'RE FOUND.
Two Little Children Wander from Home
but are Finally Found by Police.

Joe Cline four years old and Miss
Mamie Thomas three years old con-
cluded at ten o'clock yesterday morning
to take a walk. They walked until S
O'Clock last night when they were run IN
by Officer Remspe3r.
The mothers Of the two children
thought they were at a neighbors house
and 50 they were not missed until noon.
The entire neghborhood of go West
Oak street where the parents of the
children reside was aroused and search
for the missing babis was commenced.
The entire north part of the city was
searched but no trace of the missing
children could be found. Then the aw-
full suspicion began to dawn upon the
heart broken mothers that the children
might have fallen into the river.
The search was continual and Chief
Massey was asked to assist in the
search for the lost children. When the
force left police headquarters at 6p. m.
for their beats each man was given a
description of the lost children and in
two hours they were found as above
stated. Grief Massey says the parents
had a regular jubilee when he took the
children home. There was more joy
over those two children than over all
the babies in the north part of the city
that didn't get lost.