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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
From FlRtlick.

BENNETTsTowN, KY, Jan. 9.-Tht
farmers have had quite nice ice
spell, and l think most of them have
filed their ice houses.
Miss Jessie Stan field, of Gracey, is
visiting the Nj issses Dickereon.
The Christmas holidays were very
pleasantly spent by the young people
of our vicirity. Qlite number OF
entertainments We're given.
Miss Lula Carter, who has been
quite ID, is slowly improving.
Thers have been several weddings
in our vicinity recently,
Miss Lou Sherrill spent several days
with Miss Lizzie Nance, of Roaring
Springs.
M. j. f. Pattiilo, of this place,
has les s. d his farm for this year and
moved TO Rose Hi, Tenn, much to
the regret of the community.
Since Mr.. 6. w. Southall and fam
lily have moved 10 your city it seems
str ange how hard one of our boys is
trying to make Getty dude"
Mr. r. G.. Thacher left for Aliens
vile Monday, where he will make his
future horas.
Miss Minsie Bsome 10 tsaehing
school near Wesysz's stors.
The young peopls oojoysd . csady
pulling iasS Tuesday zigAt, giyan M
the residences Of Mr.. John King.
Mr.. Rob. Shel,es, Of Newest cad,
paid our town gate hyiss WRIT last
weok.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
Nlpped his Toes.

W. A. Brown, claiming Burlington,
KY, as his home, while attempting to
board train at Cedar Hill, Tenn
Monday, lest his footing and fell in
such a manner that one foot landed
on the rail and his toes were cut off.
He was taken to GAINESVILLE on the
next train and the necessary surgical
aid given. IL is claimed that Brown
was beating his way when the acct
dent occurred.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
South Christian Items.

HOWELL, Ky, Jan. 10, '95.-As VIC
have not seen anything in your vslus
BILE paper from our little town in g
long time we come to remind you VIC
are not dead. But have grown il
size and population, wonderfully in
the last year.
The snow is falling fast, and wrsp
ping Old Mother earth in beautiful
month of white, which we hope will
improve our wheat for it looks exceed.
ingly bad.
"The Central Hotel" is now under
the m nsgemen, of our new proprie-
tor, Prof. Williams, of Big Rock
Tenn, Mes r. Fox and sisters hay in g
resigned, and will commence hous g.
keeping In their residence on North
Main. as soon as it undergoes a
thorough repairing.
Mrs. Cardin Coleman, of Herndop
who has been quite i'll at Mrs. Frank
Quarles,' is reported much better.
Miss Bessie Leavell, of your city,
is now the pleasant guest of Mrs.
Ida Dixon, and so is George.
The charming young ladies, Misses
Emma and Cora Gregory, of Oak
Grove, are visiting their grand par
euts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Giles this
week
Mr.. Edward Wilson, of Russ ,ll
vile Bethel College, spent the
holidays at home and with "dear"
friends in Trigg. He was accompa-
MED as far as Cadiz by Mr.. Keats.
Mr., Floyd Giles and son of Roar
ing Springs are now spending few
days with Mr.. Jesse Giles family.
Our popular young school mir j
Miss Helen Royalty, will cloA kr
school at the end of this term al, :
turn to her home id HopkinN
much to the regret OF many Of or
young men.
The sou of Mr.. and Mrs.. Comic
Lowry, who has b ga very sick for
some time, is DOW on the road to re-
covery.
We have been tod that thers are to
be several marriages oznoDg some OF
our most popular young society peo-
pie before another new year.
If this 6nds resting place in the
dreaded waste basket, W, are afraid
you may never hear from US again.
FRIENDS.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
A Cheeky Thief.

G. j. White, farmer living near
Princeton, lost fine mare Monday
night. The thief left note pinned to
the stable door saying he would ide
the mare to Dawson and then turn
her loose 80 she could return. He
then thanked Mr.. White for the use
of her. 1t SCENE, however, that he
did not keep bis promise, a. neither
the animal nor the thief has bean
heard from.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
Polk Lafroon's Son Killed.

Hon. Polk Laffoon's SOD, Guy
Laffoon, young man about "a years
old, was killed in the Railroad yards
at CroftoD, KY, Wednesday night.
He was brakeman for the l.. e. N.
and was coupling cars and as the en-
CINE backed to couple on to the train,
Laffoon was caught and crushed be-
tween the Drawbacks. He was able
to get out and soon fell, remarking
that he was fatally hurt, He was ia
ken to the hotel, where he fingered
until yesterday morning at an early
hour, when he died. He requested
that his parents be not notified, as his
mother is lying critically i'll at Mad
He was crushed in the
bowels and about the thigh. In the
early part of the night he rallied and
to be getting better, and ex-
pressed hope that he was not fatal
ly hurt, but grew worse later on and
died about daylight,
His body was taken to Madisonyille
yesterday for internent.
He had been an employee on the l.
& N. for about year and stood wei
with the company.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18

Az lsss ire Dnylish shsansl ssa be
crossed ~ sisAt viva comfort and do
esncy. Tks line ron Southampton
10 RsvrS hss pat q. rAs Asae es
HunSer et new st~aasw, which j.
ths ptose 81 ssnn@ cabin iass
which ~ ~ Da~s~aGers are AsAAlsA,
are AsviAsA ~ iats stats rosas, - on
- trsas Atlantic boats; tAsir speed u
~ Aess - Assr, ana My make
- ~ AsAnAAn Ai&AieAA AAl 9 u
~ nakuiDG, skiing tSovelsss Q chance
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
Yhe Pretrnasea Nsertanr.

Rsv. j. r. Hawkins In conducting
q very interesting protrscted meeting
at the Christian church, which began
Tuesday night. Dr., Hawkins is one OF
the strong moa OF ais denomination
and has done ssrns cxcclisnc pulpit
work in thn ctsy IN the past. Phs
pastor, Rev. j. ~. Mitchell, has dose
well to secure his assistance. Yhe
meeting will continus indeiinitsiy, az
the interest may Justify.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
Thrown From His Horse.

Mr.. T. j. Nuckols, of the Bell
neighborhood, was thrown from y
colt Monday and was quite severely
Injured. He was exercising the ami
NAL when it suddenly reared up and
fell back, catching one of Mr.. Muck.
OILS legs under him. His ankle was
osdlY spraired and he was otherwise
bruised an6 cut.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
Fractured a Les.

Early Tuesday morning as Mr.. T
NJ. Eimundson was going from mis-
home to his business house
on Seventh street he slipped anu fell
GA the pavement, badly sprainiug one
of his legs. The injury, while quite
painful, is not very serious one and
with good luck MIR. Edmundson will
be cut in q short while.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
The Rails Spread,

A few aftt moons ago as the Ohio
Valley express WIS going into Hen
der On the rails spread and the engine
WIS derailed. The passengers were
given a slight shake up by the sud
den stop, bur no one was injured.
Train we're delayed several hours on
account Of the accident.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18

II b s0o t~aSy 10 hw ssr rsrtSrss is-
esfs-idS~sA 10 ssy asla Asm sss s-sSss ID
7rsnsvSal. TAe eatt-e pss6sst Of SAs
ntscs szta~s bs said 10 he p~ssA gsr-
eTnmsnS N sssse AssA BY Ne stststs
and say yanesa f@NB4 wssA xw~oinsA
esia IN kA pososuss@a h liable 10 severe
punishment Eha senswhnt aasulsx
law 10 eotss oafors~a rieialy, ssa s~ies
number Of wsll-so-ds psopls have
been scat 10 priscA for visfetirr ~
Hovis&ouA
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
MkLED A BULLY"
~ Esfsd Ezs '~ssxx same" oa., r,,,
0ftea.

~ Efsd Ers "S<xx SANE o.., r.,.
0ftsa.
hsas&ssde oesxrrsl the other N iesf I,
ut EfksxasA, y vistASs twenty .silesup
the Gsss Hfvss, In fadiaMa. Lusn1xssI
fssS wxs Sesa s~ NILES Rapios. The
sse@saf wrs tso ewsvrovth OF ON vau
sssd cFassss SzspsA is ounsr Of a ran
sSrl stvxs - msssTHs and eopns,-ausls
Q lrrss SoxxSsy ssass. A few even
mgr sSss fssit Hsvnted horse and
drove ths animal into the stors. SwiAh
ordered him cut, but Petit refused to
20, ssyrss 10 intended to kson his
horss IN ne recrs uRtil morning Ne
sept kis wo%d. The nszt xiSat
Pstis aats~s& Ne stors and romx up
- Saith ssfa: lyon can't put nae out,n
10 which ~ lssssr made NO rspfv.
Petit lots tho s~naing, going to an ad-
jsiains stSr~. H. sooner yax ne
sewtsd thsa eaitA entered. Goipr nm
10 Ain nnith psllsd a revolver and
3ysd, killing Petit instantly. The
I.srasrsT 10 ut large. Smith is wealthy
ma ssGSs Aom q good family. Petit
- lcehsd wpoa rs dangerous char
AsS<s, We too& &slight in aggravatfnp
th0As WHO we've physically unable to
aope vita him
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
cAOIz CORRESPONDENCE.
A Newsy Letter from the Capital City OF
Trigg County.

|
Trigg County.
CADlz, KY, Jan. 16.-Mondsy wes
county court day and despite the bad
weather there was a fair crowd in at
tendance.
Esq. g. E. Bayuham has been APP
pointed coroner of the county in tbs
place of MIR. F. F. jefferson, who
failed 10 qualify. Esq. Bsynham has
held the Office of magistrate for q
number of years aud is clever and
popular gentleman and Judge Bing-
hams selection is indeed good one.
On Jan. Ii, 1892, the Trigg county
court house was destroyed by FIRE.
The question of building another has
been voted on three times since. Last
fall it carried, and we are to have a
court house at last. The commission
ers with a number of plans before
them adopted the one presented by
Frank P. Mlburn, Catlettsburg, KY.
The building will be 4S by GA feet,
with fire-proof vaults, heating sppa-
ratus and rooms for all the county
offices, and courtroom with a seat
ing capacity of from 800 to 1900 leo
pie. The total cost is to be $1,000,
not including the furniture.
This is the first courthouse in the
State built under the new law, and
will be one of the best constructed
and arranged in Western Kentucky.
The following commissioners have the
matter in hand: County Judge G. b.
Bingham, chairman; Hon. John D.
Shaw, secretary; Hon. R. A. Burnett,
John M. Taylor and T. n. Ingram.
IL short time they will receive bids,
OF which due notice will be given.
Mr.. John W. Cowherd has sold out
his grocery TO Mr.. w. L. Dunn, who
will conduct the business in future.
MIR. Dunn is very popular gentle
man snd will control good share of
the trade in This section. Dir. Cow
herd, We understand, will shortly take
prospecting tour with view of 10
eating in some city.
Two brilliant weddings oCc lrred IN
this place this week. The first was
that of Mr.. W. L. CresaP, of Eliza
bethtowp, and Miss Annie Terry
daughter of Mr.. F. g. Terry, cashier
OF the bank of Cadz, which took place
in the Methodist church at 4:30 o. M,
Tuesday, Rev, Rardison, the pastor,
officiating. A grand rect ption was
given at the residence of The brides
ia her the evening before, a large,
number of guests being present on
the occasion. After he marriage NE.
and Mrs. Cresap left for their home in
stopping at Hotel La
ham in Hopkinsville Tuesday night.
The second wedding took place at
$3.50 today in the Methodist church,
also, the same minister officiating.
The principals were Mr.. Hickson
Quick and Miss Mable Malone, dsugh-{
ter of the late John Malone, Of thisj
place. After the ceremony the couple
cit for their home in the country,
about two miles east of this place.
There are a!retdy two candidates
for the Legislature in this
county and there is a likelihood that
iou. VIM. Wharton vi ! ASP enter
he race.
Your numerous subscrte,s in this
ection are much pleased with the
IENTUoKIANs chaugs IN form and
other Improvements. By-tbe-way,
What has become of Bassett IL Coz
No Rave been watching for another
# their big apscial sales, tut have
lot seon their advertisement lately in
'our columns. OCCASIONAL
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
The Hopkin,yille Gas and !

The Hopkinsville Gas and Light
ing Company has contracted with
Dalton Bros, for The building OF a
large brick tank near their old works.
The new tank will have a capacity
of about five times Is much as the
one now in use. Dalton Bros, will
commence the work a. soon ~ the
v,oathor will v,xa,n;f
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
That Gold Snap.

The sudden drop last wesk brought
to HopkiDsville the coolest weather
for years. Tho thermometers on the
18th inst, stood degrees below zero,
one degree colder than the record OF
Dec %, two weeks before.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
ESQ. GRAHAM OUSTED.
Another Democrat Knocked out in LIE
gal Contest

gal Contest.
In the Pembroke I Magisterial dis
trlct vacancy occurred early in De-
cember by the death of Esq. Josiah
Gray. MIR. Thos. L. Graham was APP
pointed to The vacancy for the old
term and reappointed for the new
term just before Judge Morrow went
out of Office. On the following day
the new county judge appointed Cap
tain S. t. Fruit, who was defeated by
Esq. Gray at the November election.
The facts were laid before Governor
Brown, who has issued the commits
sion to the Republican appointee, Civ
ing his reasons therefore in the fol-
lowing official statements:
Executive Department.
FRANKFORT, Ky, Jan. Is, 1895.
John W. Breathitt gave bond and
qualified as county judge of Christian
county on the 10Th day of December
1894, as provided for in section 1856
OF the Kentucky statutes. Under the
constitution his term began on the
first Monday in January, 1895, at
which time in the early morning he
took possession of his office at the
court house. The law takes no note
of the fractions of day. He was
county judge of said county from the
beginning of that day, the seventh of
January. On the morning of said day
his predecessor, Judge Morrow, sp-
pointed T. l.. Graham, Justice Of the
Peace to fill vacancy in the North
Pembroke Magisterisl District. On
the next Jay, the eighth inst, Judge
Breathitt annulled and expunged the
entry of the appointment of Graham.
and appointed Samuel 7. Fruit JUS
tice OF the Peace to FIJI the vacancy.
Under my construction of the law, a
commission must issue to Fruit, as
the appointment of Graham was void
tor the reasons stated. For political
reasons l would prefer Graham for
the Office, but / must execute the law
as I understand il.
JOIN YOUNG BRowN,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
CREAM OF NEWS.
If 1T is NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN
HAS 1T.

A New Circuit Judge-Esq. Graham Loses
"A Fractured Leg-Fire at BENEFITS
town-Guy Laffoob, Son of the ex-Con-
gresham, Killed at Crofton.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18
JOHN YoUNa BRowN,
Governor.

The District is Democratic by 3
large majority and Democrat will
undoubtedly he elected at the cleo
ton to be held next November. In
the meantime the Republicans seem
to be once moro on top.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-01-18

THE RACKET CO., Inc,
J. n. Kugler, Manager.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

prejuioio y 10 dude. tlenen 6 vecet
FAE6n de ser. y no eaposib ven or
os desde Iuegr, per0 al 90 10 We
dad sac victor Gsa.
La enfeFmedad de dicha aefiora
era Ia indigest On y dispeps's, IA
cual lleva tres Of dlversas conse-
cuencias que drjan perp j tanto
a los - firm como 4 los m6dpc0s.
Hst0 10 com nrendi6 bieD, sin tm-
ra'R ls bu. M y saba sen rs o.
srecar3 = j rsb- qne lleva su e.
aocido y rep t@do nombre. z
'"t'as psiahrAs co. o 10 psrfs.t ;
mente qns "enfe,medaa" s,gDlti,
"msla n'gest on" , pr ooDsg n-
te, ell pon@r el ct mayo en- deb do
orden es 20 or todo en- ord p. 1
La "mala hnra dc sufrmien TO"
da Ia sefiorita Mate ~ no volvl6, y
con el Jsrane de la Madr- s, iVel 4
Is msDo. esssmus seguros de que
no volvefz js.nas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

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5khLsAnoa.
LEY DE EXrROPIAOIoN
ORZOSA.
OODIGO DE ooMRROIO. "G,.
on.
NUEVO OODIGO DE JUST
JLA ALLITAk, AnoEado pOF
lJOcLOr B. 6&DnheE 10 ScAhA, re-
''~sEor dc Ia s. Revista dc los Tn
onnAlean.
OODIGO DE- OoMEROIO, ed,
oIcn dc bvlsilio.
OODlGO PENAL DE CUBA y
= @ UERTO-HIOO.
OOUI6O PENAL DE CUBa !
P GKIO-RIOO, pOr La BiblioteO
. 01Ae11i.
EOKM CLAKIOS DE LO Ol
Viz, "ADoil&"
aANUAL DEL sE0RaTA
RlO, AOollaS.
DHRNUHO ADMINIsTkATl
w, ssADuilAS
nN0l-AMENTo On Las Ga
HKRKAs OIvILEH DE ULTRA
Ley DE OAzA. para OuOa y
~asxU<- AlOo.
FLOnES z LAGRIMAs, pOr
u. DonAlhgO Il. Hernandez.
EOkMULAKlO OE1m1nal, pOI
ADeua
ID. MsglRrral, por BOuShsrdsG,
HLSTOkLA NATURAL. POI
PeE1la.
AkArMETICA, AigebEM y Geo
ueEKlA, p0f Oacdln.
SLLOSOFlAs Por q Padre O.
.arLao.
eAAMATIOA ERANON6A, Dol
OL1ndOE1 } beaOs.
AkAAATIOA LNGLkNA, p.
oAxxa
d HhAMLATIQA MUSICAL, Do
AonAerO.
OODI6O OWL. - Nueva edl
ci0h unClal eefOEmAGa.
AkITMErIOA. OOrtaxar.
D1UOlONAkx1U Dk LA LNN
dOA a OASTNLLAANA, por - AGA
deMlAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
E7s.sgsgaswb ~ ~
DOCTRlNA CRlSTlLM
POR Cu. ESTEvE. ]

Nusvs... ..ed,ciop pertscssmeus'
smpresa } encasGGrnadA en car
ton. q NUEVE PESOS grHesl
aI conEado.
Tomandn 10 grCssAs 30 tae'
an bueD drscaEnt0.
De rents ea sstA ImpsensA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
DOLORES EK TUBOS

p.RA La PINTURA Al OJ4EO ]
La OUARELA, SE AOABAN Dl
RECIBlR, EN- EHTA IMPRENTA
Hollin (bsstssl.
Bethr.
Blanco de plata
BlAnco de plome
Baanco de ktnc.
Axul eslsstsl
AGul de cobaltAs
Aaul De Prussia.
OAstanO (tsxs )..Gs karts
OzstAn0 roio.
OAstAno d Van Dyek
Jarmin qusmsds.E
Armin as rubies
Jsnixa Gzuls
SsrsnsIion.
3utagAnba.
3Zs de- PaynI
lndago,
Amarillo &C ca6n1cs.
Amarillo de cFomo elAeAs
a2sEaslO de eT0nOs oae1a
Amarillo indiane.
Amarillo De Napoiaa
Laea qusDadR..
Lss4sa c&Fmlnaas
LAca gGhla
Lzca amarillo
LAeA orz1narIs.
Laca vtolnda.
Negro &c maxal.
Negro do GaraxRe
Ucra eAska0ns
OeFs amaEiIIc
s'c1s Tojo
0cre de rn1al
UltramaTf
RlsaEa d hiels
kcEO - eaGurnC.
Roc Dc Vsnscsa.
eAngEa de DFAgo
Espia.
Sepia eoiorssdA.s
3EEnnESa
IsnsEra neE1Js.
1ieEH dc OAsssl.
1ieErn ds Oolon3x.
15tzEa Gs ltsllA nstarAa
IsSra De lEasia nsna2s.
nsEfa De aoznpfa n&EnEal.l
1lsrEa Do somb bfa quemass.
nefrt d. 5asas aasaxat.
nsrra &s Eisna qaa~A6ss
BsFmsil0n.
| Bsrmsll6n lnglks
Ssfmslisn Ss.sslAt.
FseNa la3sS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
;ESCRIBANIAS'

Tambien Sc acaba de recibir de
las miSmas un eXtensO y var'adO
surtiLO. Las hay de mullitud de pre-
clos, de>de u centavOs hasta y
veinte y cincO pesos, muy elegantes
y lujosas. En- tinterOs de crisLal de
roca Sc puede escOger muchO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
LINEA DE CUBA,

LlegarAn SOLO hAsts Santiago dc Cnbu
los yApores que ssleh los diAs s, Is J 50.
Zoe de los dias y 25 tocarAn en-
Nusvieta Puerso- Padre, GibArs, Maya
RI, Baracoa, Guantanamo J Cuba
81 dis Is hard las nisras essziRs
I axeepci6n 5s la De MAyAri, y sdsmGs
rocaca en- SAgus &e T&nAmc.
Todos retornsrkn ycrifcAndo sua g.
licAs de Cubs iaa aias IL, - = 8, sfec.
snkadose iSa srsradss go ls Habaus
sn ths fechss cu'raspcndienlss as IS
- = . Se es;3a Z. es.
Nin2uno Sc eatoa vslIossa kccaFa G
en- EetOgno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
LlBROS
En- ls ImprentA del BoLzTn
han recibidO los siguientes:

C8digO Penal rsformado en- 1870
sCn Las variacicnea introdncidaS e.
q mismO por Ia ley de- IL de Jul;t
de 1876, concordado y oomentad
Iars 81 mejor inteligencia y f&cil
.plicAct0n, con una muIttud Gs
ejempios y cuestiones pracGicas ey
traCtadas de Ia jurisprudenciA esss-
''eoids pCs el Tribunal Suprers.
e maa de slnoc mil sentencias i:c
sd2s en- mateIia de CasEcion au
NINA dosde 1870 Q 1887, y da Is
uriaprudencia tranOesa an los Ca
% no resueltoa atm por - nnestsa
re dimanan de artfrdloa del CO
lgo frAncee, que guardian completa
dent1dad J analogtS con los de
Odigo espahol, segujoo de IN IA
ssfso , mlnucioso repertoire alta
O4tlco de isa nismAs y de 0o spen
lice con Las ieyee penRles espeAR-
es dc ConrAbsndo = dcfrsudnsxi6
terrocarriles, moEbes, ley electors
- J municipal, CASA J pesCS, ley
soDre proteoCian . los njfios dc 26
ie Julio de 1873, y sobre usutpa-
ION y faIGificaclon de patentea de
50 del psopio mes y aiio, anosadas
C0msntadaa CON Ia jurispruden-
- de- Tribunal Supreme
Obrs utilisima 9 los sefiorea Ma
xlstrsdos, Juradoe, Jueces, Eisca-
70, indivfduos del Ouerpo JuridiCo
Militar y demAs funcionarios en-
srgsdos de In aplicacion de 10 ley,
muy partiCuiarmente ! os seno-
o. LetTadOa, dstensores & acusa
sorus sa aausa criminal ID todas
.Quellas personas que, deseoss
de c,noOer el O0digo = In Jurispru
'iencia, 40 han pOdldo hGoer de
eilos I'm estud,o especial, por 81
ExcUao Sr D. Salvador Viada y vi
Ilasecs, Magistrado del Tri6unsl
supr-mo , Dlputado { Oortas.-Ul
ina edics0n, Cuarro tomoa.
OOMPHAOION de 20 diapoM
cones organloAs de 70 Administers
on de Jnsticia en- las provincial
Ulty1TnaE, preCedldA de- una IL
rDducclon hint0rioa, anotadS
oncordada CON In legislaci6n ante
or J 10 de Ia Paninsola, y con Ia
eyes prOceaales, y seguads do ~
l,,s apandiOaa, COmDrensivse De Il
sy de nnlflGSNi6a de 10 de AGost,
- 1894, ai dec.eso 10y DO emplea
ios dc UitrAERaAE = las demAs die
rsslClonea vig0ntes, Dor Ram6I
4Anohes Ocas-A, auxiliaF del Minis
eEaO dc Grasla } Justiaia J Red2c
Il De 10 KeviEta de LA TTibun0
-. Ed1cton de 1891
RDAGO0IOA, Hor don Jose san
,aez J Gonzalez de sonoano.
| RRPERTORIO DE JURIS
lPRODEEOIA an Knaferia Crimins
,ornado por una janta de- AbogS
,los, bajo In dlrecGihn do dom VI
Icente Romero Glron: colnprend
desde el afo 1870 6 1890 8 toms
pasta.
iTETKRINARIA4 AragO.
| mana, Castro Verde
FIEIOA y oulmisa, Feliu.
TABLAE de logaritmo.. SAI
/ hes Ramoa.
TKNEDURIA de nbTos, CAST
huA,
ATLAS de @eogratiA UDiveza
oompuessO dc 20 maDas trASaj
ssn aEreglo & LIS actuasee Hv1a
asa 50 Aeaz, preaedido de una !
eia esesrGees kssadlsGssa. On
sltas keEoso.
OOOT8G OWL, scManAaAa ]
ssis6A. Stress % tas
4AlL o. de p:IRR .
asa. RlvHa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
LUZ BRiLLANTE.
La LUZ EN- FL AUsDO pE LOS kEG0Ci1S.
GEITE PARA ALUdBRAD0 DF FAM La.

1ibss as sgplostSss q
cor pastS6n sxpopionsas
Ssm Assme ~ MOI oses
Este aceilss pOe uCsU
de una fatsrle cor r l,e
ial co tEnsl. iroseNe
i0r 4 lOa que E tsp :.
~ del q ssAn,trO bAIo
iiversOs non bfrs j ~ 4E
-. tan,U Usre . cbMgi.
ades iuminlCa canle
or lasux0rssia,, ere ~
o. & los caaeamitUfes
Nuestros pl1usOs s,n
nocho mas s.d oiAoa.
.,ue loe dc les .Dafoat
xtranjersa, a.~ e0t eG
c. maSsaI pn6nir To Dsip
ian , Os cnnsuIl.t,iOseS
g. GIL aiaa dc q .ktDh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

para peri6dicos 6impresiones del mas
delicadO trabajo, en- envases de tOdO
peso. De cOlOres: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas Gltimas EN- envases de 500 gra-
mos y l. kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
LRROS RELIGIOSOS,

a an recfbido en- esta 1mpreAta
nm notable aurtido de obFas rellglo-
- salecsas todAs, eRtxe Las Gus
Iaa se encuentran laB si9uientes
Tmttaci0n de Oristo. KempiA. /
.1aics6n eoon6micA..----4 eO.4Ol
l0sn = n,u-so'-..------ - - -. 2.5Ol
Anuora de Salvaci0n.-->~ 0OI
TierciCiO cOtld1ano ........ Wl
ri Devote FeLigres, encua-
lernacs6n imitaci0n mArfa LOO
T,uE divina, encuadernaCion
nael nexra con hrOcnes. - 2OOl
.rr ftv1na. encuAdernacEon
AZ nguroso laSo.. .......-- i0.Wl
rre daV1nn. encuAdernacl0A
n plel de An raha , nj
R.sl ss~s.~~~~a.s wv
I1flcio del Domingo........ 2oOI
Peoueno Ohcio, ncuadernA -
nan lrn,EaclOD maEri..- S.OO
flecloa FnnrDres, encusdsr-
rae,on de piel CON relieven, 40
frIria del OristianO. encuar
dernacaon de ptel. ....... S'W
rua ceaeste. eneusdeEnacioK
uikoi.-~~@sss go. ss.-sss S~
Via cesesse, sneuaoernaclon
dormda 0'V0
u,eoIo0io EsEnnOl, encua-
.s'---.ss.ikr, 1acaraV con iA-
oss,ssse,Ouss os,as1E .is nAoar. =. 600
La muler cat6nca, encuadefs
uacaon 0e nscaE con selle-
yea.~~~~~s---~~~ss ~~sss-"@~~ t0V0