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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
Us. Land Office,
Grand Forks N nak A,,n IL ,ans

o. g. Land Office,
MAI, Grand Forks, N. OAK, Aug. 10, 1895.
na mosGe Is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support Of his cei mo %
and Ely ~ Pfoof vii be made before the Judge
couot g1 n 81 the County Court
on September 2sth 1896, viz vi :''nsoon' NJ Dak.'
for M MICHAEL =; MORGAN, H. E. No 11.qso
t i6f thec9 nea and sw4 neI section 81 town
IMP lSl. n. range 50. W, '''n 80 0o"h-
eontjnMnns .ne following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz; Nt'n ''na CULTIVATION Of,
DeBerg' James M 9 indsn,, Dennis Deneen James
once Cavalier county. North Dakotass u'i post
JAS " BROOKE, Register.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
U. s. Land Utt,ce,
Grand Forks. N. Oak. Auu 10 ,oos

y. B. Land Office, -----
co efaad Forks. N. Oak. Aug. 10, 1905.
wjiIapm ,e ~ having been entered at this ONCE NV
abandoning Ss against Ghssss for
aStsa lime 1885, upon the Nv 81 se:t,oI
cel1atiom u, county soI with View to the can,
n Contestant alleging TINT thu s.,, c..
french has never estsbished ri" III Casries r.
cuItivst. and mat no has not resided Snon ~
iurns tha q said land in Any msnn o.
70 =, y appear q this once " on summoned
U snond lso6. st o o'clock Az M ,e'l !, Gay
ssrsa an@ Furnish testimony concernins ~. ~
c:StGMd saan". n Ta,ss%SSy n! .Ess
GSao.ahnty ~ Dsk ct Langdo1, n nsH cavalier
~" ass Of October 1905. a 10 o'ciocI Sn me
J. +. rRuAx. AttornJ.xxs v. BROOKE. Register.
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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
Timber-Culturc-Final Proof.

u. 8. Land Office.
Grand Forks, N. Dak., Aug. IA. 1895.
Notice is hereby gwen that George w. Young
has filed notice ofhis intention to make comm,1s'
tation proof before the Clerk of the District
Court Of Cavalier county: at his office in Lang.
September, 1885, on Timber Culture annli"@+;o,,
No. 1913, for the nwh Of section No. o. in Town.
ship No. lG9, II Range No COW, - Ao"n'
He names as witnesses:
Gharlee Y; keenan,. James Doyle, Adolph Feyero
Thomas Doyle, all ofLangdon, Cavalier comntv'
North Dakota. county
~ JAS. V BROOKE, Register,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
All There, Robert E.

(From the Grand Forks Plaindealer)
+ Robert E. Patterson, 2s-year-old
bachelor living in Cavalier county, one
of the most bashful boys that ever grew
wants housekeeper. Young woman
and musician preferred.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19

Postal Cars on City Electric Roads.
A. 7. Sullivan, postmaster of Brook
lyn, N. Y. who took prominent part
In organizing and introducing the pos
tai car system on city electric rail-
roads, has made public the results of
the working service in Brooklyn, for
the benefit of such cities as have not
yet adopted it. The postal car, as used
in Brooklyn, is of the size of the or
binary street car usually found in
large cities. 1t has eight windows on
each side, and is divided by a wooden
partition in the center. AS the postal
service requires only half the car, the
front portion, which has seating and
standing accommodations for about
twenty passengers, is used by the pub
lie as a smoking compartment. The
railroad company is thus able to de-
rive from the passenger portion of the
car sufficient income to more than pay
the running expenses Of the entire
car. A sliding door opens into each
end of the car. In the part used for
postal purposes shelf runs along one
side under four of the windows. On
the opposite side an iron rack supports
the mail bags. At the front end of the
compartment large ornamental gates
prevent any one, except the motor
man, from going on the platform. Be
meath the windows on the side, print
ed in gold letters, are the words,
Omitted States Mail-Smoking Car"
The cost of such car is $1,000. 1t is
warmed in winter by an electric heat
er, and at night it is lighted by cleo
tricity. One postal clerk rides in each
car. 1t is his duty to face, separate
and distribute the mail in pigeon holes
furnished for the purpose. While the
car is in transit he drops into mail
bags the matter assigned to the differ
ent stations. On his return trip to the
central Office he has all the letters
sorted in different bags ready to be
sent out of the city. During the jour
ney Of the car the bags are received
through an open window on either
side, and deposited in the same man
ner. In his compartment the mailing
clerk is isolated and free from inter
ruption as is the postal clerk on the
large postal cars that run across the
country. Three trips are made daily.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF LANGD0N
Issued every Thursday morning at Langdon
Dakota. Terms-$2.0 90 Per Annum.

The Bathgate Democrat says
that Miss Bates is North Dakota's
greatest misfortune, and that she
has been in a fight with some one
ever since she was first heard of in
the state.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
u. y. Land Office
Grand Forks, N. Oak. Sept, 10. 1895.

Grand Forks, N. Oak. Sept, 10. 1895.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Neis T. Nelson against Thomas McGratty.
for abandoning his Homestead entry No. 10000
dated May Is, 1887, upon the south east quarter
Section 4, Twp. 100, north of Range 60 west,
In Cavalier county, North Dakota, with q
visw to the cancellation Of said entry;
Contestant alleging that the said Thomas Nc.
Crafty has wholly abandoned said tract. that
said party a. required by law.
The said parties are hereby summoned TO ap.
pear at this ONCE on the 9th day Of N0y, 1895 ct
D o'clock q. m, to respond and furnish testl-
mony concernilgIa!d alleged failure. Testimony
70 be taken before II. =. Dorvsl, county Judge, 81
Cavalier county, ct Lsngdon, on November snd'
1906, st l0a. m,
JAS. v. BROOKE, Register.
3. ERICKSON, Attorney. Gu
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
came would be closed in conse-

came would be closed in conse.
quence.
The provisions of the Wilson bill
covering the four articles name d
have been in force now more than a
year. Let us see the result. The
of burlap in the Unit
ed States was protected by heavy
duty for owe, AQ,years. But the in
dustry made psctically no head
way. The manufacturers of burlap
bags aud oT.cloth continued to use
foreign burap. The only effect of
the high tariff was to increase the
price of burlap one-thlrd or more
for the benefit of a few small manu-
facturers here at the expense of the
consumers. The manufacturers
using burlap added the additional
cost to the price of the goods they
produced and the masses had to pay
it in the end. The removal of the
duty has not closed single Ameri-
can factory, cut down its business
or reduced the wages of its employ
es. Wherever there has been any
change at all it has been one of i'm
provement in business and better
wages. Instead of an enormous in
crease in burlap imports, there has
been decrease. They amounted in
the fiscal year ending June 80 to S.
7ss,l29 and the last fiscal year
under Presidene Harrison to H.
o64,335. Most of the foreign ma
terial used in this country formerly
came from Dundee, Scotland. The
latter now has a formidable in Cal
cutta, India.
The duty on the grain bags, made
chiefly of burlap was two cents a
pound under the Mckinley bill.
This is usually equivalent to 80 per
cent of the price of burlap bags in
Europe and India. The duties
were removed and the home factor
les are more prosperous now on an
average than they were under the
four years of McKinleyism. Nor
has the country been flooded with
foreign bags. Our imports of bur-
lap bags free of duty amounted in
the last fiscal year to 81, l04,444. In
addition we received bags valued
at sss2,s2l during the few weeks of
the fiscal year in which the McKin-
ley duty was imposed. Our imports
during the fiscal year of 1929
reached 81, l99,sO4.
One of our protected industries
under McKinleyism was that of the
Cordage Trust. Notwithstanding
the fact that they were able to sell
binder Irvine in London cheaper
than the English factories, the trust
still wanted "protec:ion." The pro-
posed removal of the duty was bit
terly fought, but aabinder Irvine was
placed on the free list. Our i'm
ports of this class of goods have in
creased, but they are insignificant in
comparison with our exports. Our
manufacturers are just as able to
compete in London against English
manufacturers as they were under
the Mckinley bill.
The removal Of the duty in each
case has benefited the consumer BY
giving him cheaper goods and the
manufacturer by increasing his sales
at home and opening new fields for
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
cuR1os1r1Es OF ETIQUETTE.
Some of the Peculiarities Connected
With European Court Life.

Some OF the Pecultartttes COnncCtedS
With European Court Life.
In the Austrian court it is contrary
to custom for perishable articles to-
appear twice on the imperial table.
The result is large perqnisitets for the,
attendants. To one man falls all the
uncorked bottles, to another the wine
left in the glasses. to another the
joints. and to another still the game or
the sweets. Every morning sort OF
market is held in the basement Of the
palace, where the Viennese come read
lily to purchase the remains. And
there is no other means of procuring
imperial tckay than this.
Long ago in England even the great
est men III the land were pleased to-
receive such perquisites. In the reign
of Henry H., for instance, the Lord
Chancellor was entitled to the candle
ends Of one great and forty small can
dies per day. And the eQuarius, who
must be a baron in rank, received one
penny for drying towels on every or.
binary occasion of the kings bathing.
The ceremonial that the revolution
swept away from the first Emperor
Napoleon was careful to revive in q
less extreme form, and it is charac
teristic of the man that he made q
special study of it, and went so far
as to prescribe the special forms to be-
observed or great occasions. Before
his coronation Nj. Isabey, the minia-,
ture painter. gave seven rehearsals
With wooden dolls appropriately dress
ed of the seven ceremonies that were
to be enacted. And one ceremony, be-
ing especially intricate, the function
aries rehearsed it in person in the gal
lery Of Diana at the Tuileries, plan
having been carefully traced with.
chalk on the floor. This was the sort.
of thing in which Napoleon especially
rejoiced, and he himself arranged be-
forehand all the details of the entry
of Maria Louisa into France. Among
other particulars, on reaching what
was then French territory, the ARCH
duchess was conducted into the east
ward room of three-roomed house!
near Braunau; the French Commits
sioner entered the wcstward; while
the third room in the middle was oc-
cupied by the rest Of the party. And
NJ. Bausset, who gives an account Of
the proceedings, having bored holes
with gimlet in the door of the mid
die room, had a splendid view of the
unconsciols princess. But, he quaint!
ly adds. il was the ladies who took
most az -: cage Of his forethought.
The ceremonial of the Chinese Court,
is somewhat eXacting. 1t used to in
clude, if it does not now, complete
DrOStratiOn before the throne Last
century. Il Persian Envoy refused to-
so through the degrading ordeal ,Di-
rections were given to the officials to
compel him by stratagem to do So.
On arriving one day at the entrance
to the hall of audience. the envoy
found 10 means of going in except by
wicket. Which would compel him to
stoop very low. With great presence
Of mind and considerable audacity
the ambassador turned around and en-
tered backward, thus saving the honor
Of his country.-London Standard.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19

Take your watches and jewellery for
repair to A. G. Void, graduate watch
maker from the Theological school
of Winona, MIMI McGruer Drug
store Langdon, N. ID. ST.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-09-19
U. s. Laud Office:

j. E. TRuAx, Attorney,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
OPARAUoEHs DH BUoUAs Ha t,E>
TRAvHGfA.

Berg. amer. "W. b. Hulchigsn
cargando adzcar.
Berg cap ''ElvirA" incomunicado
Col amer. "Helen A. Martin
descargAndo.
Berg. esp. "Beatriz" idem.
Bsrg. Ing. "Eana" idem.
Col esp "Borinquen" carga para
Aguadilla y MHyagties.
Col. esp "OonCepci6nD pendiente'
Col esp "Joven CLARA" idem.
Col esp "Hortenoia" idem.
Col. esp. "Nueva Flor," carga
para Fajardo.
Col. esp. "Elefante" carga para
AreCibO, Msyagtiez J Ponce.
Col. esp. "Paquete de Arecibo"
cHrga para Arroyo J Ponce.
Col. esp. "Pepito" carga para
Aguadilla y Msyagiies.
Col esp "EncAFnacion" carga para
Fsjardo,
Col esp "a. zagosaEA" descaE.
gando.
Col esp "Baenaventura" carga
para Vieques.
Vap esp ''IVo Bosch" cargando.
Vap. costero "Vssco." idem.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
ORO 7 DIAMAETES.

AErsy Etubep, que hoy es IN
opuIento capitalista de Caps Town,
descubri6 en- 1886, en- Teansvaal,
los Iechos amontonados llsmsdos
blanket en eI psis, s eausa de 50 Be-
mejanza con una t0Eta de almen-
dFs, en- Ia que 81 orc eatz mexclado
ca grandes cantidades.
Fate blasket foFma psfte de On
deposito sedimen tario, cuyos estrs-
tos, 0riginariamente hoEiSontales,
90 han dislocado hasta el punto de
pEesentaEse en- capas verticales
yuxtapuestas.
ri orc estA asi Kepartldo en- ma.
yoT igualdad que en- otEaa expl0-
taciones, , 20 benedeio resuita mas
fkcil; peF0, sobEe todo, la rqueza
e. Incompatible.
johannesburg no dsbs haeea Oh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
.DlNCO TERRITORIAL I AGRICVLL
de PuertO-RiCO.
sHORRTAR1A
s n O B 3 T AR1A

Acordado por el Oonseio de Di
reCci6n, en- session ordinaEia de trein
c. de Abril 6ltimo, que se proCeda
al cobro del 4c divldendo de las
scciones emitidas, importante dies
pesos por acCi6n, selAlAndose para
50 pago desde el ounce al treinta
~ uno del Cofriente, se hace saber
4 los seiiores aocionistas que para
el efecto, deberAn remitir Z 10 Sc.
cretaria de este establecimiento, en-
union del importe de dicho divi-
dendo, los ResguaTdos provisiona-
lee de sus aCciones, oil dOrso de los
cuales hay que anotar el pago, se.
gun el articulo 10 de los Estatutos.
Los sefiores sccionistas podrzu va.
lerse de personas de su confianxa,
para envlar p0r 81 c0nducto, al
las sumas que deban satisfacer CO.
mo sns respectivos Resguardos, re.
coEdandoles que segdn Ios srticulos
IA , ID de dichos Estatutos, en- el
case de demorarse el pago, 10 can.
tidad insoluta devengara ell intereu
de 6 por Ciento snual, y que venci.
do ell plaEO aDtes indicado sin que
hayan hecho elective el cuarto di.
videndo, 90 deClarar6n caducas lal
acciones cuyos duefos incurrierer
len ess omission, procediendo o.
Banco 4 vendy rlas en- 4 liaci6n pd
blica lara el cobro de 10 deude
lntereses que 30 Originaren.
Puerto Rico, 6 de Mayo de 1895
I-EI Secretario, SGlVGd0r FulIraO
IsG.-Ve BEE Director 9aSnl.
INFERNO, jose ROig COIsmsF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
ALNANAQUGS PARA 1895.

De pliego, con 81 santoral. da-
toe astfonOmieos, 6estas religio-
sas y ofcialss, etc, , Blocks, de
variadaa fOrmas y slssantes crO-
mos aleg6ricos, dssds sl mas To-
iOsO al mas ecOnomicO, pefO TO-
dos bel!os y escogidoa, hGllanse
Sc vsnden On esta ImprentA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12

vidar 4 Kimberley no es mucha Ia
dIstancia entire estos dos yacl-
mientos, igualmente fenomenalesl
de oro sl uno, de dlamantes ell otFo,
IL destinados 4 igual celebridad'
La 6nica nina de Kimberley, alre
dedor de la cual se he tornado Ia
poblaci6n, di6 mas de 800 millonea
de diamantes.
La pledra cuyo descubrimientO
decide la fortuna del pals, fue en-"
contrada por IN holandes en- podeE
de un hotentote, al que did por ellie
10000 frances. El comprador la
la revendi6 luego en- 250,OOO.
Seguramente ell holand6a se bur
l6 del hotentote ; peFo cuando al
gun tempo despues supo que Is
misma piedHa habia sido tasada en-
an million trescientos setenta y Gin
co mil frances, pens6 que el, & 81
vez, habia sido engafado.
Sc trata de la estrella del Africa
Austral, que fgura hoy entire las
joyas de II condeea Dudley, y que
pesa 40 QuIlates y medic.
ri diamante mas grueso que &c
conoce, de 971 quilates, le descu-
brio en- Jsgersfontein I'm cafre, IN
pObre diablo one por toda recon-
pensa recibl6 150 llbras esterlinas
(2.750 frances, ua Gaballo y una
silla.
Por millones Sc calcula el rendi
mIento de todas las minas reunldas
en- Kimberley, J % he valuado en-
siete toneladas el peso de los dia
nantes que tai suma representan.
I'm las cajas de Ia Sociedad se
guardian diamsntes de todas formas
de dlstintas aguas J de las mas va
riadas dlmensiones.
El De Beers, que fgur6 en- la
Exposition de Paris, tiene el tama.
no de un huevo ; ell Porter Rhodes
% ha Valuado en- IN million y medic,
y pressnta una crlstelizaCi6n tan
regular, que Ia talla apenas le hace
perder de su tamafo; y los hay
gruesos como nueces. Sus tintas
Varian del bIanco mas hmpido has
to el negro mas opaCo, pasando
por toda la gama de dolores del
Arco Iris. Los hay aEules, verdes,
rojos. de color p6rpurs, enCarnados
? amarillos, aunque estos d tinos
son may rAros. El bianc0 90 pre-
IeE.d1 por los americanos; en- cam l
bio los as.GticcG estiman mas el
rojo.
Sc CalCula que el terreno dla-
mantifero debe desoender hasta |
1000 metros de la superhcie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
GACETLLAa.

EscudOs Kacionalss Y de
Puerto Rico, Jamafio % x Al Centi.
metros, & 26 centavos. Imprents
del BOLETTE.
"Mariposa." ."-Capricho de Con
cIerto para piano. obra selecta y
cele ebradisima del eminente compo.
sitor don Gonzslo de J. N6nex /;
sdIci6n de lujo, elegantemente gra.
bada en- Ia Litografia del BoLETN.
Oonsta de 6 paginas de deliciosa
m6sica, nevando al frente srtistica
y aleg6rica portsda. a l peso ell
ejemplar en- esta Imprenta.
Atenei6n.-LlsmSm ls 10 de 10
humanidad doliente hacia ell snun-
cIo que en- otra parte habla del Un.
gtient0 Danativo yla Emulsion creo.
sotada de Rabell.
Es fama que hah hecho y siguen
hacienda notables ouras. Sc en-
cuentran en- la farmacia del Sr Gull
|llermety,
SaludO.-En sl Vspsr Alfonso
|XIIn,que estuvo en- este puerto 6l-
timamente, iban para 10 isla de
Cuba les distinguidos M6dicos mi
litares SEes. Duran y Oottes = Val
lderrama, hermano ell primero de
nuestEo estimado amigo el sefior
IDuran, lnteligente farmaCeutiCo de
Manati. Tuvimos ell gustO de sa-
IludaEles en- esta ImpFeneA Que
Ia felicidad les acompaie siempre
VapOr Espaful Antonio L6pas.
I--Sall6 de ls Habana para 6sti
layer 10, 4 Las II del dia.
Nos 10 ayisan los Sres Oonsig'
nataFios.
az pfopio esfusTz9" ".-Con este
Ititulo ia empezado 4 publicarse en-
Ponce IN nuevo peEi6dico.
Salu0 y ptopeEloau.
Aftistas.-LA Gompsnil Romeo
Ironi hs partido para Cuba, habiAn
Idose separado de dicha "troupe'
Ia Sra. Jordk J el 6r, Montoliu.
iHolA Ai-LeemOs que IN conf
Inado de este Preside se hsbis es
loondido 4 bordo del vspor Atoms
XII. :. para viaiar.
Il Mas fue descubierto J detenid
loportunamente, por 10 cual se
frustro Ia fuga.
La Emulsi6A de Scott es coTnpa
nera inseparable de los 6Ees. medl
: cos, que Ia recetan con ventajs
p0altivas en- ell rsquitismo de 10
} nifos, EscrofuIotis, AIemia \ otrs
] Intermediates debldas q Ia insult
Iciencia nntritiva.
4 Don Olen4ente FernAndek Barre
: Ito, Medico Tltular de Ia Csrolinl
j Puerto Rico.
il 0eFfihca Cue hace mas de die
IY ocbo shos viene haciendo q
, con bastante freeuencia de ls Emu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
aEaNAIZ q 60.
.f..-xMxQAH-lH

1mportadorcs On grande escsIa.
oe mercancias de todas proceden-
Sus 1enoas de detail IA LUZ
nLEOTRIOA y LA VILLA DIE
BILBAO SON nempre La msior
surLidas.
Tienen Eucursales lmDoftadcras
en- ArecibO y HumacAo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12

nara reparar las faerzas vitales
Jque estan expuestas 4 las enfer-
medades epidemlcas, 90 precise
darles la necesaria enefgia para
que puedan combatlr los g6rme
nes iHfecciosos que determinan esas
enfermedades. El medic mas po
derosO consiste en- una nutriCi6n
rlca, que no canse el est6mago ,
repare en- breve las incesantes per-
dldas del ORGANISING. El TsHo d.
peptORG de Chapotedat responde q
esas necesidad, pues representa- la
carne de vaca digerida y aslmilable
dlsuelta en- I'm vito generoso, se
asImila al momento = conserva los
6Fganos en- estado normal, 4 pc
saF de la infiuencia debIlltante de
los grandes calores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
Las RaflrnaS del ST NaHra
weTUDI0 CR9TxC0
POR
DON lGNAGl0 DIAz GANEJA.
StIsdOr del BOLETN KRRCANfIL
OEaPUERTO -.RrOO

Tai 90 IL portadA de IN foileto
que Acaba de editarse en- esta Ca
o., obra del Director del BoLxTm
MxRcANTn. Contiene so p&ginas
de lecturA en- 4: mayor, y, como
90 ha anunciado, 90 dediea al ilus.
tre Jefe del Partido "Uni6n Cons.
titucional" de Cubs. Exemo Sr
Marques de Apszteguia. Contie.
ne el siguiense programA:
Dedicatoria. - PreIudios. 80
Desarrollo del plAn.-COnsidera.
iones.-El preGmbulo EXPOSITION.
Los MunicipioS.-La CAmara
Tnsular.-El Consejo. -El Gober.
nador General.-La hissoria. LA
IegalidAd.-La EAx6n suprema.-
La Rsparaci6n i.
ri folleto se ofrece en- las si-
guienteS condolences.
Un ejcmplAr 80 ets
Con el retrAto del AuGOr. rs"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
ANTONIO LIElU lhBLLT.

Ooctor en- DereCho OWL y OA-
46niCo. Abogado do los nustres
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
CON bufete alberto On In Capital dc
la MonarQuia, 0fNeCe suss servlCio,
profesionalea & su numero a clian.
tela de esta Isla, para ante el Tri.
bunal supreme de JustiCia, el Con-
seio de Nstado, Tribunal de Cuen.
tas del Reino , demks Oentros su.
peEiores, ssud'aalsa J administEati.
vos delA Naoi6R.
SsrraB. atm. Il ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
Papel para Peri0dicos,,

Del tamano del BoLETlN Y
del que tenfa +" Ell Oamor del
Pals Sc ACADIA de recibir en-
esta lmprenta una gran reme-
sa. que Sc realiza d precios Ii
mitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
DE IA iSL.A.
RERTRAh HERMANCS.
Ell BAZAR UNIVERSAL.
HUMA0AO PUHnro-RIn
HUMAoAO PUARro-RIcoi

..OondgnatariOs de Buquss, Aeen-
zee de La Hnea de vapofes "GeFra y
I" Bilbao" de Liverpool 1 esta Iala
7 del vap0r AvilesS de Herrera
Habana. Importadores dc mercan.
cias, ferEeterla, provisiones. made.
ras, daelas para sSdcar ' miel. q.
cos vacios = oompra = yent1 da
nutos del pals en- comisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
Oa aWAWUs fonaa IiI,

Oonstanre surtido de reloies, '
prenderfa de orc con brillantes '
pleoras nnss de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
oD1etos y venden 4 precios m6di-
COS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-12
WATERLOO POLlT1CO",
DON lGNACIO DIAz CkKEJA.
l.ssl DDi ~IOLErn EIirAHrl.T ~ rsnnsal
DEDICAToRiA.
LA RAZoN DEL TITUxO.

LA RAZoN DEL TITUxo.
SUMARIO.-Luchemos.-Nd deboy
Cumpndo.-La generation que su-
be.-La justicia humana-Pretex-
t0s criminales. La formula del
progreSo.--El pcogreso y sus ma-.
nifestaCiones. La opinion p6blica.
Ell period odismo.-Lo que debe ser
81 peEiodismo.-Lo que eg hoy ID
prensa.-La prensa y Las leyeG-
"a politca. a.-Lo que debe ser Ia
politics. Como se hacen los poll
tioos.-O6mo nacen los partidos.-
Los programs politicos.-ArtiA-
clos pontcos.-El carnavAl politi-
so.-Miserias politiOas. - EinCeri-
dad politiCA A-FanatlGmo poNtico
LA demOCraciA. Principles de-
mocr&ticos. os.-Absurdos democratic
Oos.-Delirios democrAticos. -- La
Iibertad de 10 OAtedra.-Idbertad
contra dereCho.-La iguAldad 20.
Cial.-La igualdad en- 10 historic
La igualdRd ante la raE6n.--La 80
beranta.-La demAg0gia.-Los hun
nos modernos.-LR revoluOi6n.-
Las huelgas.-Oonf , caos.-
81 nihilismo.--PropagandAs demo-
ledoras Cancer sociAi.--Antino-
mias y ancmaliAA--El mayor de
los rr0res.-AllA Va 10 naves-Epi.
logo y conclusion.
De veDta.-Rn 10 1mprenta del
BOLKTN MNROANTTL,
PreCLo.-Un peso ciAouenta eer
tavoa ejempla1.