davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05

-
BoLET1B MxRcAEFu.
La bOlsa, 81 OomeFclo =
IL sUOiedMdeg Mer6Ax.
ales, I stOmo ..a.-..-. II
Lecciones do Dereoho Mea
cantil, por vArios alum
nos de don Luis Hllvela, /
Wm0s>~~~s .~~~ss ..eA III
Nbfo de La GAtiras, Dor
dom Ventura Ruis Agui.
lera, comprendG S6ti.
ras, La arcadia moder-
na, Grandezas de Loo
peQue6os, Hpigramasy
letrillas, 7afias fkbulas
yMoralejas, l tomo, rds.
tica $50 pAginaA. A....-.. "a
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, / to-
mo rdstica ... I
Rlnconete = c0Etadillo =
ri Kcenciado Vidriera
por idem, un tomO .... q
Los Bafios de Argel, CO. !
media, por Id, un tomo. i
ii gallardo espafiol, idem.
/ por idem, un tomo. go.
Puntos de vista, por don
Migael Moya, un tomo A
La leyenda de Noche-bues
na---..- - .->-.a 4
Ri hijo del Eaoristan, por '
don. Carlos Frontaura,
2 tOmoe. ..........-. A
Ecos Nacionales y Oanta- :
Fires, por Id ->-~-..... ga
Felipe 2: Estudio Hist6ri. -
co crtttco, pof V. Co.
mex, ! tomo .~--.... 2
.hierro, EstudiO cientih.
30, por don Julio 60
4
Homemade Po6tic0, Poe :
: sias de 50 ingenioa, .
tomO@~A4S~ .-.- 4
Leysnda dc los Reyes, no. :
y vela histosicA, por don
Torcuato Tarfago, l to-
mose s~~~~. s~~~- A
Aabitabilidad de les As
tros, pof don jose Mo.
reno Fuenues, ! tomo. 4
kuebles y Tapioes, segun. '
da s6rie de cartas . una
ee6Orita sobre 10 habi-
tacl6n, por r. MIGUEL
Badia, tome ..-
Cantares de un vieio. nor
don Te0doro Guerrero. |
/ tomo..."..o.... /
Ouentos soOiales, por i'd. / :
tOmo. ...4...~.>>~...... 4
Poesias, p0r don Antonlo
E. 0file, l tomo $50 DA-
Los entremeses (de Oar /
vantes), 2 t0mos. ..
La 9'tanIilA y III amante
liberal, do ID, ! tomo,, .
Las dos doncellas y La
uerxa de la sangre de
fdsms ! tomo..~--.. 4
Las madres, por Frontau.
70, ! t0m0 ..~---. +,
Fl otto del matrimonio, por
Guerrero y Sepflveda.
! tomo..---.. 1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
LINHA De .OAIBARMR

Todos los lunsa 1 las de la tards
saldrG ns vspof qus, tocanSo los mArtss
en- u Jsabsla de SAVuA, llsgAFG 4 Cal,
baRien loo mlkFcolzs.
RstornarG sAlisnao De Calbsrisn Iou
jusvsG, dsspuSs Dc lA llsgsdA del trsn
De pasAisrOs, con sscalA IN GaguA, ,
llsgArA q II HabAna lOa VisfnsS.
1odos Loo vieEnes & laa Q do la taTds
saldrG OtrO vapor que tosarx.'sn Isabsla
Dc sagus los S4badoA , llsgArk ! Oai-
bayisn los Domigos.
EfectuAFk "a Fstorno. aAllsndo Dc Onl.
barisn lOs martss, dspuSs dc ID IIsgAds
del tran de paaajsrOs, tOcarG sn Eagss
" llsexr& D 10 Habana Loo miGFcoIes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
TTRR0S RRLIGIOE0S.

- A. rocibto0 en- eeeA 1mpeo4 -
- nnkable nurtido de 0bFnsreliglO-
80 - ssIeotas todas, entire las Gus
- 4 encuetran Ia dguientes:
Tm,t.ci6n de Oristo, KempiA
,.dici6n ecOn6micA.---4 tO.4O|
rdem de idem, idem, ediCion
Do lujO. .--~s-ss-~~-~ 80 ~
Arcora de EalvaCl6n..-~-.~ tOl
Tierclcio eotidiano ........ ~
nj Devoto Feligr6s, enCua-
iernaal6n imitaci6n msrth 1.50
rn1 divina, enOuadeEnaci6n
: nlei negra con brooches. - 400
n diyina, encuadeEnacion
A riruroso luto.. 800
Trx diTina, encuadernaci6A
q plel de Australia , NJ -
ral..-~.-se~ss-~~-~s..s. Ivy
ssseio del Domingo...s...s zcO
perEa6O Ofelo, encuadeEnA
AN imitaci6n marni-.... S.OO
s,scsos Fdnebres, encuader-
>s6 .srs6n de pieI con relieves, 800
a Tr;s del Cristiano. encua-'
dernaci6n de plel. ....... 500
T,is celeste, encuadernaCioK -
nfkel s.e.s .ss's.ss S"VV
Iris celeste, sncuadeEnacion 80
dOrada.-~---..-."s----~ 0.W
u.s~olooio EspahOl, encua-
-e~sku IA carey CON In.
orustaciones de nacar..s 200
Il muier cat6nca, encuadsr
uaeI6n de nAcar con Eeiie- - =,
vea~ ss~sss~s kop0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
LINEA DE CUBA.

LlegarAn solo hssta Santiago Dc Oubs
los vapores que salsE los diAs s, Is y 36
Los de los dias s y IS tocarAn er
Nuevieta Puerto Padre, GibsrA, Msys.
n, Baracoa, Guantanamo J Cuba
81 die is hard las nisE1As escalas,
{ exception de In de Msysri, y Adenil
tocacA On SAgua De Tknamo.
Todos resoFnRrkn vsfifcando aus "a.
hdas de Cubs lOs diAs 10. % , 3, sfec.
tu6ndose les sntradas sn 10 Habana
en- lss fechAs cOrrespondisntss Dc 10,
10 y Q de cads mes.
Ninguno De estos vAporss tocsrA 1
"a SetoRno On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
AMIGOS.DElTODOS
H[nORAs HOLLOWAY,

Aillenes de. personas, On tsda.
lAs parties del mund0 lecHmIshdan
diehAs PfldoEas como elimStoF res .
tauratyo de lasAlud )Que 6 cone.
oe. Hllas euran todax laa aieocic-
nea del corak6n, daI hiendO. dc.
est6mago. de lOs rihOnes y a los
inteetinos, y remueveh Il acgimo,
MIA, 70 natuiencia y II cNrdialgis.
expulsando dc Il sangre. toda IN
puresas fortaleCiend 10 compile tamen .
te el ssstoma nervi0so j dAndo -
tcno sAiudable' 1 II 0tgania aaca6
R0neEAk. aAgQ 0S4p595aM n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
UNGUHNTo Aol1owAS.

Mste mafayilloao hklsamo sana
lntalible lenente laa heridas antieuas
las uagss, y: loo males de pierf'ss :
DC pecho. Por medic de AZ Is.
fiuencia Les dlcerass vitulentas -.
manamuy 'pEomt0 IN ati1eUk6 Co..
valeaianse y dcsapArsscns SISMAe
aSlA, s"ttc' CRgaenboi 1erriRer@ns@
70 s.t>auelr una euxa parfee1a ~
40 ske1oiones de Il miel los, cons-
's'as%s ~ rosee Y el Epnmatlame.
!. IAN y eaando se ha apeiado en- Yasc
= sodoa ios demks rSmedioE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05

6aIsp los diAs 10Y 30 Loo vaporss
que hAcen 81 servicio de Oorreos.
El del din 10 toca sn Nusvitas, Giba-
n, BarAeoa, GuAntGnamo, OutM, Oabc
HAitiAno J PoFt-au-Princs Puerto Pla-
=, Ponce, MAyAgass. Aguadilla , San
Juan Dc Puerto Rico. Al rstoFno hafA
sseaIn en- Loo mismos pusFtos.
Hl del din 20 irG pOr Nusvit ., G
bAea, BaracOs GuAnt&nano, Oubs, San
to Domingo, Pones, MayHgues, Agus
dilla y San Juan de Pusrto- Riso, '
niendo pOF Loo miGmos pusrtos.
RetoFnarAn saIendo Dc Pusrto-Rs D
loo diAs 80 , s rsspectivamsnts; toes
lkn On Ouba Loo dice 30 , ., llsgan1o 0
8 10 HAbanA en- lAs fseiAs e,rrsspon-
Hsntss ls ( = ID Dc ea6a nsI. /
Ninguno d. sstOs dos vAporss toeAEA
! y rstorno IN GuantinAmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05

Quesctualmente ngen. a n ) - -
mpuesto de s25Op cada 100 k6gramo estabecdo por
caude. = : A. ~ 80 n - 17"T0 - y 7f-- 49, = =
4ssnss generates para soda ls soBRNos DE HzQUIAGA
San Ju n Puerto Rico Gale de EoftAlexa n6mefo -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
uBROS BARATOS.

De venta, en- la Imprensa del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
Sal.da de Puerto Rico los dfGs 4
5uI5 de oada Rass.

De- sxpldea psmiss Dc Ida , vusita osA -
ssY clsnfe dc rsbaia.
las familias qus pagasn b squivaleaeia
a 4 Daaaiss sntsres, % lss hark n rebaIa del
IS Dor cIsnts. Nsta rsbsjA ~ - apheAble Z
% biIlstss de- IdA = vuslta.
~TRn n Isv A. elaus. On allie msAeF Dc
.aea a- eads fAmIlIa, gratls Les demks me.
aersu ds { axes 4 de- paRjs, Do 90 - aAss -
aumplidcs passis, d Is aAss sumplidss p.
&C srsssrsasIa e.s srdlsATiA. On HIse
aagt. 4 afes grstis. De Q 9aees 2-PasAts,
q "a IL asss ! psssis, De IL Ases - AdslAa-
- PAsAis ssssrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
PILDORlS RECQESTITUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR d. NICOLAS REVERUN.
IPrNe9o exclusive expeddo Madrid e 5 de Mayo de
1871, por eI Excno Sr Mnistro dc Fomento.
PREPARADAs EN Ia FARAEAOTA DE vALLB 7 CANOIO,

Juices depOsaos Ia vardadaa formula Ponce PuO-RicG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
" AZORES
UoRRz0s-MsRA AMo1Ms
naaLA rnEPAKIA FRAHAFLAMTIuA
,AmERa
.DE.A. LOPEZ = 60.

SAIIDA6.-Ds Barsslena los dias , 81
is eAds mes De kklaga Il y S7-Dsoa'
ais si 10y %.
Sc sxpesdsa nillstss dIrsctos para Hayagasz
Penos, Santiago de Cuba, Glbara, Eusvita
SaDanilla y Colon. con trasbordo en- Puer
to-Rico Habana.
VI u DIREcTo DEsDE PTo-RIcoE
A. CADIZ
y en- epoca cuarentenA.a
ALA CORUNA Y HANTANDER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

cs5lution, to which was added a
declaration that that body "learus
with interest aud satisfaction that both
hou5Ua OF the American Congress haze
favored concluding treaties Of atbi-
traIlon, and It expresses the hope that
her malesty's government will open
negotiations"
There the matter rested until Nj
Cromer drafted the later memor OIL, 90
which he secured the signatures of a5i
members Of the British lower house.
While the canvass Tor signntures was
going on, Senator Alllson's resolution
requesting the President TO open
negotiations Tor q treaty of arbitration
between the United States and Great
Britain, Tor twenty years, was
posed by Congress, and Mir. Crumer
believes the time Ia now ripe Tor
adopting the measure. lie Gays tho
promoters Of the arbitration treaty
movement arc sausnei that II the
Invitation comes from this country IL
will meet with an immediate aud
hearty response from the Brtlsh gov.
uTnmont.
IL would DO a most interesting de-.
velopment u the TWO leading civilized
nations Of the eastern and western
hemlsphsres, speaking common
language, should enter into The pro.
posed arrangement. There lie general
tendency To arbitration IN principle,
though Ne perfection Ia practice may
not be- reached until after history has
recorded more fierce end bl ody con.
tests that may make material changes
IN govornmsutal affairs. but IT,
progress affords an interesting parallel
Ia harmony with prophetic dcclara.
tiouu regarding the latter days. From
ancient times II has bnon predicted that
earth w0uldouJoy Aiillannial reign Of
peace, AMI that in latter times
the Gospel should be preached Ne
the harbiugcr oi that blessed time,
The Gospel hiss been restored
Ia this dispeusatiou, coming Anl
TO those who dwell on American soil.
From here the invitation proceeded
TO the British isles, where there were
'ouni many auxiously waiting TO re-.
cclvo II; and thence II proceeded to
other lands. Now Britain awaits the
invitation Of the United States for what
is regarded AZ step toward that con.
dition when men "shall study war no
more" aud other nations abide their
turn. Truly tho Divine purpose ID
working with men aud rations, and
Will be brought about In IL time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

RrrCauy Mr. j. D. ruomas. of
Nurh bAk0iu, v.6ited tho Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and after carefully
,1nuinIus tho country located IA
Winchester ha writes 10 M Y, Rich.
0rdb Land and Immigration Agent,
baltimore g. Olio Railroad, baltimore.
Maryland, Us foiluws: 81 have been
.n nearly every state anu territory of
lhe unlteI states, and ann frank 10 my
pNlhion lhat THIS valley surpss5eB I'll
uIHgr sections lu the Onion. The
'ArlB are low IN uricr, anu pIodure
Iu lhbIe crops, / thank you for d.
rtcing me here, and sGIrit those seek.
lug pleasant nuu profitable homes tn
locate 800 this cOuntty.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
rnE suLrAN AND lng ropr.

Al MokattaDl paper published In
Cairo, Egypt, says the sultan has
asked the pope 10 act as arbitrator In
tho Armenian question aud also
that lis holiness has practical.
" consented 70 do 70 aud Ia.
tends 10 represent TO the powers
interested that the difficulties were
due not 10 religious anlmos.
ny but to bad government. should
this Wow Of tho matter DO accepted, II
would Of coune give the Turkish gov.
eminent chance to escape the trap In
which II has been caught, by a
solemn promise to govern the
Armonians better in tho future.
IL 10 positively certain thai
tho promise would bo forthcoming and
equally certain that It would be broken,
as such pledges always have been. It
ID therefore to be hoped that those
whose duty II IL, according to existing
treaties, to watch over the Christian
subjects OF the porte, will be Satisfied
with nothing lees than the placing OF
those unfortunRtes outside the reach
Of religious ianAticlsm. Tho Arme.
mans ARE entitled 10 privilege simllar
TO those given to the Greeks aud the
IulgErians, by the Intervention Of
Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

The nHCoflainmrnt 0l now many
letters and stamps would be thus
brought to tho "Aliss Brown" named,
provided "tho champ were unbroken
up 10 the number 90 would be an Ina.
ieresting exercise in multiplying by
three and ~ addition for student In
the public schools Suppose three
letter we're sent out a. No. J., and all
woto responded 10. THIS would give
nine for No. 9, twen.y.soyen Tor SO. @,
clghty.one Tor No. Z, aud 10 on. No.
10 would call Tor 5000 letters, and No.
20 ior Q, ss8,754, 4Jl. Tue million mark
IN cancelled stamps would be- passed
on the eleventh number. which would
call Tor 2,OjI 90 When No. 20 was
reached, lls complete register, inclu.
eive Of Oh those which pvcode n,
would be 5,2lO,OsO,O2s letters, with ten
times that number Of s,amps, or over
iliiy.two billions. In the original
mailing Of those letters, at two cents
each, there would be spent for postage
sl0i,6Ol, 7jO5O. by temalling them
to "Aiiss Brown,D like amount for
postage stamps would DO required.
This makes no calculation for paper,
envelopes or time IA writing. AMI the
figures are counted up toonly No. 20 II
thoy wore calculated up to No. 90. the
amount represented Tor postage alone
would pay the national deb, many
llmcs over or would render all the
workingmen's families In the Union
comparatively independent
No wonder our American Fork cor.
respondent wants 10 know what IL
undorst cd by the letter she received,
particularly n she took the matter
seriously. II an effort were made 70
carry out the oeheme, long before
No. 20 was reached every man,
woman and child Ia tho country
would have received letter and sent
out three, 10 the "chaiu" 10 sure 10 be
broken. The trick IL an old one, and
10 Is said was originated years ago,
when a request om,natgd from n
stamp-furnlshing house which had a
contract with the government. At
that time, however the limit In the
request was No. 10.
Aa TO the value Of cancelled stamps,
practically there is none, except to
ssme dealers who sell "colloctlon., -
and possibly they may augment their
supply from "hliss Browns" AZ TO the
offer to cure . cripple, that may bo
set down Ms hoax. Recently the
Chicago papers have contained rsqueals
that no more letters Of tho class named
DO sent TO young lady In Illinois;
but we do not now remember
the name. IL was said she was being
made tho victim OF cruel practical
Joke OF the cancelled stamp" order,
and that life had become hurdousomu
because Of the daily arrival Of hun
druis OF letters. Another scheme that
Ia worked ia this way 10 the securing
Of addresscs, particularly OF young
people, TOT the purpose Of distributing
among them literature Of an Injurious
character. No sensible boy or glrl
should have anything 10 do with
"oancolled stamp" communications.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
pROrOsED ANnIINAmON man


This week Senator sherman intro,
ducod In Congress bill providing fot
carrying Into effect the international
arbitration resolution adopted In 1890.
This action is a response to direct
request from a British member Of Par,
lament William Randall Cremer.
This gentleman isa w0fkiug peoples
representative, and comes 10 Parlis.
meut from d London district. Hv IL "a
well known sui active English poliu-
clan, ana has tah0n q prominent part
Ia tho enieav0r % establish inferno.
Iioual arbitration tribunals. Hu was
one OF the committee to present. Go
Prealdent Cleveland, seven years age,
the memorial which lei to the congrts.
sionnl resolution OF 1880,
That resolution makes a declaration
Ia favor of ins,iutns negotiations
with other nations "tar the creation OF
ntrlbunul OF international arbitrator
and ether appropriate means whereby
Difficulties and d.sru,es between ua.
lions muy boo pgnce.u.y ami amlcably
settled" The later Dill authoriz and
asbs the President to conduct sucn
negotiations through tho diplomatic
agents OF the govenmen, or through
o committee which tho President shalI
appoint
Tho hfst memorial Presented by Mr.
Cremer TO Prg.idgut Cleveland WA.
inned by g3l members OF the Brush
House OF Common, ms course WI.
prompted by sovynl resolutions which
mad been iuuuIucplIu Congress urg.
Ing the settlement Of disputes 10y ur0.-
ration Instead OF by war; aud a couple
. ycau alter 1t was presented hero.
tho resolution OF 1890 tho Gut ID.
the hrd passed by Cousrau, was
adopted. Shortly berote the retire.
meut OF Premier Gladstone, the Bu.sH
House Of Commons adopted similar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
What's Coming Next?

We have seen the man not afraid of
nee udde and a nation panic.strckcn
at the thought Of IT, And after two
years OF uncertainty sudden rcVcrses
M the commercial circles and a complete
someTsault IA the political field. election
frauds aired IN the courts, statehood
ulll passed, an Industrial army spring
INTO existence like a mushroom and
melt away again Ike dew before the
morning sun, and all people asking,
IKE the sailors parrot; ~ wonder
WHATS coming neNW' and all seem to
lniuliively feel that better times are
coming. What they see to encourage
them does not seem so clear But
merchants are buying large stocks Of
goods miners busy as bees, making
ready Tor long summers work. people
hguung on the cost OF building. and
the iueprcssIb.e real estate operators
investing IN halt page advertisements
The latter being rs good forecast OF
better times as the gamblers bet Is OF
the result OF an election. 80 on every
hand we see evidences Of better feel.
ing and a confidence that the indus.
tu0us, wide-awake people who compose
TINS great nation are bursting forth and
rising forth Ema like, from the ruins
OF depression Free trade, silver dec.
radiation and wild cat bank Blooms
In spite Of an obstacles have come iouh
with the new year in good cheer, and
IN working harness,
FOR our own part we are preparing TO
do more than double the business dur.
ing 'g5 that we done during 'o4-lnd
will Ia q few days have on exhibition A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
stricken the ramo5 OF the addressoe
anu the alguer, reais AZ 'ollOws:
No. 81.
AMERICAN F0HE, Jan. ~, 1895.

MIH8
Doh Fuoud--A medical institute has
offered Co treat young lady OF kauos-
viID who has boon lame go cripple
since six years OF Hgo, n sho could COLI
Ieci ono million cancelled stamps so We
started this chain, iu which We kindly
ask your aud. ploago mako three c0piOs
VI this letter las / have done, only
change tho date and put tho next
highest number al the top, numboringall
thu same
Return this letter with ton cancelled
stamps 20 Miss Elua q. Brown, kanOs-
willie. Kane county, H.; also the uamo
aud address 0i the throo TO whom you
bayo wrIttou, aud they In turn arc asked
TO do tho same.
Any one not wishing 90 do thisis asked
10 r0uru thN DO tor 10 Miss Brown that
she may know the chain is broken.
Although lhis may seem smHll thing
to YOU, Voc any one breaking tho ohaiu
will Involve serious loss 90 this ontur-
prise.
Th0 person SO. 90 win please ro.urn
this iH.ior without any copies OF the
Same. as that ends Tho chain.
Your loving friend,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

Geo. W. Jenkins, editor Of tho Santa
Maria Imt5 Cal, iu speaking OF tho
various ailments Of children SAID.
"Whcu my children have Group there
In only ono patent medicine that ever
use, aud that II Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. IL p0asesssa some medical
properties that relieve the little suffer.
ors immediatUly. II h, IN my opinion,
the beat cough medicine Ia tue mar.
koi." II the remedy Ia freely given ~
soon as the Crsupy cough RppvafH 90
will prevent the attack. Il b. ALEC au
ideal remedy for whoopiug cough.
There Il no danger IN giving 10 10
children, as Il contains nothing in.
juriOus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
.cANcELLLp sIAnrg LLrrEns.

A young lady writing to tho NEW
rom American Fork makes this he
IuIry'
Please toll mo what De- understood by
he enclosed lotoL aud DO itis really
rue tnat medical institute has offered
% cure Tho young lHdy mentioned
OF what value would tho cancelled
namps be?
The enclosure, from which we have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

T.Eu luj. umt.-lg gel tho mi
0.Y1r aud strength, Que hgs 20 use
H1ro OF % cheap tea than OF "a good toa.
tnr Pride o.. japan Treu Tea " the
peft lE7olol AND goes iurthcs'. There
ore % 10 cneapgit iUg you TO buy
his brand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

You will save money by lraIipg with
the old Goibo Pitts Drug co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

Park Tea cures constipation. For
sale by II J. HiIi IS Co., anu Ne.den
Judlon Dlug Go. 9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

Weber Cos. Company sell Lump
Coal ". s. OO, Stove, sL6l; NuLsi.UO.
Clean coal and full weight, Tel an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
COAL

DuiCEs Rrpuutn. ALI KINDS. "CoAI
Il that fultt' Miller a Mailer. SIS West
&c uud south street Phone III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

Big steel of WurIs Farg00db Just
arrived, at on state So.
NJ. WEUnER
WAHEtN PAUL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
LOST

DETWTES IS FIRST STREET ANu TUE
ID InoAlgf, Q Cold sword Hair iIu. cot iu
irwcla Return 90 IS first Street and DO 10.
wartyi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
WANTED.

NlrASrEp-LADr OR GENTLEMAN To
w AsriHt LOO umCa SALARY ii1.ui with
chance 90 increase, and position ncrmanout, "
suited, ita way far paid 90 o1ico % tuHaged
A MAS ~ EVERY SECTION TO SILL
~ staple goods h dualurH, experience uu.
necessary uust Hlic line. fii.uI "a mouth.
salary Huu expenses ur lnrEF rumWIHHInu
made Tor sealed pbrlieulars send STAMP ono.
Ton SOAP aud Manufacturing TO, Box 100, tin.
rtuutte. Ohio
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

A IL KINDS UF COAL. 7. H. FILLER.
n beck d Co., lHl Main s. T0l, 80 On.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

- Nl0ROps. 1--WE ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
- with city water aud cellar tfuit trees
and barn on place. Apply on premises 90 E,,
ord south
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-03-04
LINCOLN CLUB RALLY.
An Interested Gathering of Well Known
Republicans on Saturday Evening.

There was supper and rally at the
rooms OF the Lincoln Club Saturday
! evening. President Libby presided,
and introduced Levi Turner, Jr. as the
| first speaker. He was followed by Al
derman Randall, Colonel Fred n. Dow,
Mayor Baxter and Governor Cleaves.
The Mayor was cheered when he arose TO
| speak, aud was listened to with the
closest attention. Governor Cleaves said
1t was, after all, only question of ma
GRITTY to be given to Mayor Baxter, and
he asked the assem- bled Republicans to
make the majority as large as possible.
City Solicitor Chapman said he had just
come from another Republican, meeting
in the rooms of the city committee, and
| found there the same earnestness and
desire to roll up the largest possible
majority for Mayor Baxter. He described
the scene in the court room when Judge
| Walton decided the Ward J. case two
years ago. After the speaking, the au-
dience adjourned to the rooms below,
where Governor Cleaves and Mayor Bax-
ter held an informal RECEPTION.