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Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29
LEWISTON TO CAMDEN.
Member Board Of Trade Will Present Paper
On Proposed Railroad.

A week from Thursday there will be an
interesting meeting of the Augusta board
OF trade, which possibly, may bring about
results for the material benefit of this
city. At this meeting one of the promi-
nent members, who is an active citizen OF
Augusta, will present valuable paper
upon tho business interests of the city,
and among the points which he roposes
to set forth in comprehe nsive manner is
the building of the railroad from Lewis.
ton, through Augusta to Camden. He
will have figured out the probable cost, the
length of the line places that it will
touch, possible business developments and
the value and benefit such an overland
line OF railroad would be to Augusta, its
citizens, business men and industries.
The gentleman who will present this
paper is thoroughly convcrsant with rail-
road building and will make an effort
to arouse the members Of the board to
make some effort in starting this pro-
ject, for which charter has already been
secured. He intends to talk business
from the start and impress all in attend
ance with the convincing fact that I'VE
must be up and doing"
Following the paper will be general
discussion and a reporter has heard that
several of our business men will be in
attendance to exert their influence in es-
tablishing interest in the building of the
overland railroad from Lewiston to Cam
den
why, of course the line can be built
if the Augusta people will only take hold
of the matter and set the ball rolling" :"
said one of the Augusta lawyers to the
Journal, Saturday. "It takes someone
of enterprise and tho faculty of interesting
people to arouse enthusiasm in the build
ing of line of railroad, and in fact one
man can't do it all alone either, >, contin-
ued the attorney. "It is my firm opinion
that the proposed line of railway from
ILtWl5loll UHTOugH Augusta VIZ Cdillutu 10
the most feasible of any yet proposed.
Now, the Camden people are interested
and seem willing to invest their money
is the time to push tho matter and strike
while the iron is hot
SIN looking over the railroad maps you
will see that a great space of country,
through which the proposed line would ex
tend, is now without any railroad con-
nection for many miles, and it does seem
that the people living and doing bust
ness there would gladly aid in the build
ing of a line of railroad that would fur
nish them easy means Of marketing their
produce and articles for sale. Another
point and am done If the line should
reach Cobbosseecontee on it's way to Lew
iston water power would be reached un-
surpassed in the State, and in my opinion
in few years large industries would
spring up there of which this section Of
Maine would justly feel proud, and too
the road would extend through fertile
country between Augusta and Lewiston.
1t is good thing and l say push it
along -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29
ROBBED HIS BROTHER.
Louis Mathews Charged With Stealing from
His Brother and Another Man,

The police lodged in Jail, Sunday morn
ing, man named Louis Matthews, fol-
drunkenness and beating his wife, who
not long ago was an inmate of the jail,
serving sentence for drunkenness
Matthews brother came from Water.
vile about five weeks ago and had him
released from the barred cells. He and
his brother SO the story goes, then cele-
brated the escape from bondage by a
drunk. 1t seems that Mr. Matthews from
Watervillc had about $50 with him. and
he being more intoxicated than his brother,
it seems, did not realize that his brother
was relieving him of his wealth After
SOLDERING up, MIR. Matthews from Watcrville
found that his $50 was gone and at once
went to his brother, who returned to him
$50, saying that was all he had.
Later developments, it was understood,
showed that Louis betrayed his brother,
and now he Is charged with stealing SIT
from q man on Mill street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29
Died..
kENSEBEC.

KENNEBEC.
Augusta-Apr. 13, Mrs. Mahala S. Coney,
aged Sc years; Eben Lord of Verona, aged 30.
Winthrop-Apr. II, Mrs. Adde W. Walker,
aged 30 years.
Gardiner-Apr. %, Jacob f. Davis, aged 81;
Apr. 81, Lawrence Kane, aged 30; Apr 10, in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutchins.
aged months.
Boston-Apr. Is, stephen Osgood, formerly
of Gardiner, aged 72months.
LINCOLN.
waldoboro-April II, Charles Kinse]l, aged
g. years; April Z, Florence E.. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Jackson, aged Q wears. IL
months; April 6, son of DR.. ana Mrs. j. T, SAN
born, aged days.
PIscATAQUIs.
Dover-April 10, William Parsons Of shap-
leigh, aged 10
SOMERSET.
Norridgewock-Apr. s, Lorenzo McIntire
CornvfIle-Apr. 6. Mrs.iEdith, wife of Frank
Weston aged Il years.
Skowheean-Apr. 8. Mrs. Harriet C.. widow
of the late Albion p. Arnold, aged 90 wears
Madison APR. l, Joseph Roberts, aged 4G
years and day.
Hariland-Apr. II, Chandler Moody.
Palmyra-Apr. Z, Mrs. Maria t. wyman,
aged ~ years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29

"Thcre is no reason why Augusta
should not have one of the finest bicycle
clubs in the State" was the remark of
we'll known Augusta wheclman to Jour
nal reporter, Saturday, when speaking of
the efforts of several young men to form
n club in this city. "Why, he continued,
seeming to be heartily intert sted in the
matter, sin nearly every town in this sec.
tion of the State you will find thriving
bicvcle club and its members take es-
nocial delight in the runs of the club
ahout the county. There is much pleas
ure in such an organization of young men
mounted upon the silent steeds touring
the country thoroughfares. Take for in
stance the SkoW41egan club; there you
will find bicycle club with plenty of
nnsh and interest. 1t will take phe-
nomenal tour this summer into the pro-
vince of Quebec and down to beautiful
ST Lawrence river to the historic city of
ouebec. which trip will require two weeks
or more and no doubt prove even more
nleasurable than any of the clubs MEM
hers anticipate. The club wishes to have
o,her wheelmen join in this bicycle excur-
s;or and a member informed me would
be delighted to have several OF the capital
city wheelmen accompanying them into
that mart of the Canadian domain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29

Pursuant to the call published in the
Journal, a meeting of the stockholders of
the kennebec Valley Base Ball Co was
leigh, Saturday evening, and Il permanent
organization tffcctcd, with the election OF
the following officers: President, f =.
Smart; vice presidents, c. A. Milliken,
O. b. Clason and f. +. Beano; treas, C.
W. Richards; clerk, l.. A. Burlcigh di-
rectors, j. +. Larrabeo and j. +. Hill,
Watorville; J. S. Little, Il. p Smart and
Jos. Williamson, Jr, Augusta; w. 6.
Meloon, Hallowell; W. ii. Lowell, Gardi
ner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29

Hon. Orvillo d. Baker returned from
Boston, Saturday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29

Women in per-
feet or good health
are rarely victims
of this symptom.
Women nearly
monopolize the
blues, because their
peculiar ailments
promote them.
When the female
organs fail to per-
form their func-
tions properly,
when the dreaded
female complaints
appear, there is
shOwnnervousness,
sleeplessness, faint
ness, backache,
headache, bearing
down pains, ETC.,
causingthe dreaded
"let-me-alone' and
!" all gone /" feel
ings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29
TO 0WNERs o. WOOD Lo7S
Wanted ia Posts

for use in building high board fence. Must straight
not less than inches diameter the smallest end
nine feet i'm length and sawed both ends.
lock, fir will be accepted the conditions
fulfilled Must be delivered in the city Gardiner
later than May Address, stating your lowest price
per post, j. n. c., JOURNAL Office, Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29
EuckIen's Arnica SaIye.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by ]. A. jackson and Emery
& Ward. Gardiner. july 16eod&wfClrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29
kMUSE NJ ENTS.
The Black Crook"

Tho coming of Tho Black Crook" to
the Opera house for two nights en-.
gagemcnt commencing tomorrow even
ing will TO doubt awaken considerable
interest along our local theatre patrons.
This legendary romance, is one of the
leading spectacular productions as was
easily proven when it was revived at the
Academy of Music. New York. 1t ran
for one solid year to packed houses. Press
and public pronounced it superior to the
initial performance of the celebrated old
play at Niblo's New York, nearly thirty
years ago A special feature of the pro-
duction is the largo number of European
spccialties, among which are Rexo and
Reno, in acrobatic fcats, from the Circus
Cisinelli, St. Petersburg, Russia, and the
quartet of folly dancers, from the Folies
Bergcres, Paris. Tho dramatic cast is
particularly good and in fact the entire
production is exceptionally strong in all
departments. The same careful attention
as to detail will be displayed that cbarac-
terizcd it's production last season. over
sixty people are employed and two i'm
monse baggage cars arc necessary TO
transport the paraphernalia of the com
pany.
sThe advance sale for both nights has
been very large and those who desire to
attend either performance should secure
seats at once.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29
Born.
Gu VI BERLkSD.

CUMBERLAND.
Casco-April G, to the wife OF VIII Qualey, a
q daughter
Portland April 15. to the wife of James L.
Marrett, daughter.
HANCOCK.
Deer Islc-April 6, to the wife OF Steadman
man Torrey, daughter; April 5, to the wife
of William Phillips. a daughter.
KNOX.
Rockland-April 20, to the wife of Charles
Mcintosh, son.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29
SUPERIOR COURT.
April Term, Hon. o. G. Hall, Presid-
ina.

Clerk, W. S. Choate,
Geo. w. Heselton, County Attorney.
Sheriff, f. r. Norton,
F. A. Small, Stenographer.
Saturday, April 27th.
The following cases before the judge are
for Monday, April Goth.
335 A. r. Fullervs o. Emerson. Williamson;
W. +.
l6S Maggie Carey VS.. William Carey. Tit
comb; Holway.
1877 S. Currier VS.. Luther Stevenson. Little;
Heath & A.
203 f. II. Randall vs. S. A. Marshall al.
Heselton; Spear & w.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29

There was no spiritualistic meeting in
G. A. K. hall, yesterday, as has been the
custom fer several weeks, and the Jour
nal learns that CDR" French Webster,
who was hired for year, has been dis
charged since his exposure at Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29

When the woman does not understand
what the matter is. and her doctor can
not or will not tell her, she grows morose
and melancholy; that's she blues.
Mrs. Newton Cobb, of Manchester, ~,
saws. g India E. Pinkham's Vegetable
cnmnopnd will correct all this trouble.
7 cannot nraise it enough. | am pleased
to tell every one that it cured me; and il
sure 81 en- INV case was severe enough" 1t will.
Get it of your druggist at once
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29
Married..



Auburn-Apr. 13, Isaac 5. Tapley and Mrs
Emma A. Alien, both of Lewiston.
Webs er-Apr. 10, Mr.. G. i. Jordan of Lisbon
and Mrs. Hattie A. Graham.
AROosTooK.
Castle Fill-April 5, John II. Argrave and
Miss Ethel Archer.
Limestone-arril u, Herbert Turner and
Miss Eleno S. Willard.
Fort Fairfeld-Apri u, J. G Mason of Mt
Chase, and Miss Katie Carver o: Moro.
Houlton-Aprit Il, William +. Gage and Miss
Laura Il. Carson.
Presque Isle April 0, Mr.. Robert Doliver
and MISS Dora n. CLARK OF Che lsea, Mass
Monticello-April 3. Wil!rcd &. Evcrett and
Miss Ada Il. Burnett.
kEENEBEC.
Wayne-Apr. 6. Elmo A. Godfrey and Miss
Gertrude A. Lincoln.
Rcadfcld-Apr. 10, Mr.. Charles A Collins OF
Yarmouth and Miss l. 'tta Townsend.
Fast Winthrop-apr. 10. Mr. Walter II. Titus
and Miss Hattie r. Robbins.
Gardiner--Apr Z. Jas. l.. Sears and Miss
Maud l.. Weeks OF West Gardiner.
Pittston-Apr. 3, Hermon TEayer and Miss
Clara ThompSOu.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29

A young lady named Lamoine, living
on Bond street, had a very narrow escape
from being burned to death, Saturday
night. She was curling her hair and af
ter lighting the lamp, threw over her
shoulder the match, which fell upon the
floor behind her. In short time her
clothes had caught fire and she became
frantic and rushed out of the house, scream
ing at the top Of her voice. Her calls for
help soon brought large crowd around
and before she could be freed from the
burning fragments of her garments she
was badly burned. Medical aid was sum
moned and everything possible done to
allay the girls agony, Sunday. she was
quite comfortable and will probably re
cover
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-04-29
The BLUES.
WHY do Women have the Blues more
than Menu

rsrFcrAL TO OUR LADY EEADFrS.1
Are not women naturally as light
hearted, brave, and hopeful as men?
Yes but woman's organism is dit
ferent from mans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-09

CAMPAMENTO.

Escrlben de San Diego del Vale:
.Lon noticias de que por el Barrio
Yahu Sc hallaban los insunectos en-
n1mero de 400 hombces. salieron de
este pobIado, en- combination, dos CO.
nmnas al mando de los activos Jefes
senior Teniente Coronel don Silvero
Ros Souso y Comandante don Ma
nuel Quir6s.
Marcharon al lugar donde acampa-
Ia la fuerza enemiga, potrero Cara
melo1, siendo Ell teniente de mo viii
xados, el infatigable sefor Valera, que
iba de explorador con varios de So
seeci6n, el primero que le dio alcance.
Colocadas ambas Columns en- lu
cares convenientes. rompio el fuego
nucstfa fueraa, que fue eontestado por
eI enemigo, que al diyisar las tropas
emprendi6 "a fuga. e campamento
fue ocupado. { inntilizados los efectos
de conidas que tenian preparados-
Resnltado del encuentro: que el
enemigo tuvo bajas y muchos heridos,
1 juzgar por los rastros Dc sangre que
Sc vieron, sin haber novedad por nues.
ira parte.
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,FUEGo sIEMpREl

Con fecha 26 de Septiembre pro
ximo pasado comuaican 10 que sigue
de La Esperanza:
aEn este momento, seis de Ia tar
de, sc sienten descargas cerradas en-
direction al fuerte Alfonso XIII, 81
tuado en- el extreme Oeste de la calle
Real. Suspendo por un momento
esta carta, porque, 4 la verdad, no
tengo esa calma estoica que Sc nece-
sta para escribir al POGO grato rumor
de los tiros.
Desde la puerta de mi casa he visto
el humo de los disparos que hacia el
fuerte, y una vez terminados me fui en-
busca del amable { ilustrado primer
teniente de la escasa fuerza de Alfonso
XIII, destacada aqui, don Alberto
Murga, comandante militar de este
pueblo. Para poder verlo tengo que
dirigirme al fortfn, porque esclavo del
cumplimiento de 81 deber no sc separa
nj IN momento del cuartel lie supli-
co que me olga 10 ocurrido. y con
esa amabilidad que le es caracteristica
me relate 10 siguiente:
Sc disponfa 4 conner el senior Muir
ga cuando el centinela avisa que por
el camiao Real de Ia Habana sc
veian diez 8 doce hombres caballo.
Acude al fuerte el teniente y dispone
que los soldaios ocu2en sus puestos.
ordenando al ceatinela que los dejara
aoroximarse para d daries el alto!
auien vive1 diciendo adem5s 4 los
solda los que apuntaran bien y que d
la VOC de mlndo tiraran con calm 4.
En- esta disposition da el alto el
centinela, y lie contestan con una des-
carga, ( inmediatamente sc da por Ell
seaor Murga la VOC de al fuego. mu
ehachos, y viva Espafal" Obedien-
tes los soldados 4 la VOC de 81 jefe con
testaron al viva patriotico y con sem
hlante serene haeen la primera des-
carga Y sc ven caer dos insurrectos,
que sus compaferos Sc apresuran a
recoyer, hacienda una nueva descar-
ga que contest6 eI fu-rte y empren
deron Ia fagl; mientras ts.uvo e
enemigo al ale .nee de los tiros, Sc le
hlcieron descargas cerradls. He ha
blan 10 con varios soldados, y todos
alaban el valor y Ia serenidad de su
jefe el sefior Murga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-09
"WATERl0 PLIrlCO"
CRfTIOO
DE LAS PRINOIPALEs THORfAg
soRRn QUE DnsCAHsA III nDUTCIO
PoLfTICo NoDYRNO,
DON lGNACIO DIAZ CANEJA.
sI.ul Du: ~IoLrTa ullsAlr.I " lUs 'TIErs,ps
DEDlCAroRlA.
LA BAZoN DEL rI9ULo,

LA RAZoN DEL rT9ULo.
SUMARIo.-Luchemoa.--Eld deber
iumpido.-La generaci6n que su-
be.-Ls justicia humana-Pretex-
1os criminales. - La formula del
progreso.--El progreso y sus ma
alfestaciones. La opinion p6blica.
Ell periodiEmo.-Lo que debe ser
81 periodismo.-Lo que e6 hoy 10
prensa.-La prenss y las leyes.-
20 pohtica.-Lo que debe ser IL
:" Itica.-O6mo se haCen los poll
ticus.-O6mo nacen los partidOs.-
Los programs politicos.--ArtiA-
clos p0liticos.-El carnavSl politi-
so.-MiseriRs politicas. - Einceri-
dad politicG.-Fanatiamo polisico
La demoCracia. Principles de-
mocrAticos. os.-AbsurGlos democrAti-
cos.-Dellrios democEAticos. - La
libertad de la OaSedra.-Libertad
contra dereCno.-La iguaIdad so
cial. La lgualdad en- 10 historia.
La igualdad ante Ia razon.-La So
berania.-La demagogia.-Los hun
nos modernos.-La revoluci6n.-
Las huelgas-OOnfusion = caos.-
El nlhilismo.-Propagandas demo-
ledoras Cancer social.-.-Antino-
mias y ancmAlisa.--El mayor de
los errorea.-AllG Va la nave.-Epi.
logo y OonclusiGn.
De veDta.-En In Imprenta del
BOLKrN MARCANTIL,
PreCio.-Un peso cincuenta can
tavos ejempla1.
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bI21i l5t:iCa,


D 'biendo procedersa . 10 distrl-
buci6n de las 595 semillss de COCO,
y dos y ouarto lit 'os de la de saba
ca" impottsdas de las Islss Fllipl-
mas , donsdas generosamente por
ell limo. Senior Obippo de esta DID,
cesIs 4 Ia Etma DiputaCion pro-
vIncla', sc hace p6blico por el pre-
sente para que todos los propi, tarios
que deseen obtsner diohas semillas
se sirvsn pedlrlss en- Ia Secretaria
de esta Exma. Diputaoi6D, dentro
del p'AEo de ounce dia', a tontar
desda Ia fecha de la pablo acion
del prestente anuucioeE el perlodic0
odcial.
Puerto R oo,12 de Septiemtre de
1895.
Ell Vice Pres'dante de Ia Conf.
ion provincial: Manuel EgoScus.
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encontrandose Ia pequefia columna,
compuesta de SO individuos, con una
gruesa partida que Sc hace subir a
500 hombres, por mas que Ell parte
Official solo da cuenta de goo. Las
baias del enemigo no sc pueden de-
terminar, pero sc cree sean hume
rosas.
De nuestra parte tenemos que Ia
mentar al a pitSn Riestra herido,
aunque no de gravedad, desde el pri
mer encuentro, cinco guardias civiles
muertos, un voluntario atravesado por
una ba!a, y aunque muy grave, Sc su-
pone Sc habri de salvar. otro volun
tario herido y cinco mas contusos.
Merece elogios y llama sacramento
Ia atencion ell cabo de voluntarios don
Regime Morejdu. qnsen, al yer caer
herido su companero Il on JulIan
Villavicencio, rave;ado Ell vientre po'
una 5a'a. 10 rec pg;6 y en- te es'a o
siguieron amDos hacienda fuego al
enemigo, hasta que desmayado el he
rido Sc internaron en- ell m 1nte, En-
este estado pasaron Ia noche. oyen 10
vociferar a los insurrectcs. FL hecho
de Morejon constituye un rasgo de
abnegacion sublime que debe de ser
recompensado. pues con inminente
peligro de SUI vida ha librado de una
muerte segura q su compahero, no
no desamparandole IN solo momento
Pasada la noche, al siguiente dia
emprendieron Ia marcha, llegando
esta milagrosamente 4S horas despues |
del suceso. trayendo consigo sus ar
mas municiones restantes.
Aunque es de suponer que este he.
cho haya sido va propuesto para re-
compensa, merece ser comentado pa
"a que sirva de emululaeion a com
pafieros de armas.
Por IItimo, desde el captain Riestra
{ toda la pequefa fuerza sus Or
denes, merecen intinitos parabienes.
puesto que, de no haberse batido con
denuedo, ante n1meFo tan inhnita-
mente mayor. seguramente hubieran
perecido todos.
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RECAUDkCIOR
De CONFRIBUClONES DEL ESTADO
EN- LA CAPITAL.
$50.

| Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto e.
ell articulo AZ del Reglamento ge
neral para la imposition, adminls
TRACTION = cobrarza de Ia eontr bu
ci6n industrial y de comercio, spro
bado por Real Decreto ce 8 de
JUNO del sno de SO. y el l.
de la Instruccloa parA Ia eobranEa
d. los debitos por 'cntfihuciones de
80 de J Junio del ailO 1886, hagO pre-
sen4s que, dursnte 20 dias, con-
tar desde ell 10 del eutrsnJs O0tu
bre, Sc procedera por los cobradores
de esta Recaudaci6n d la Cobranza &
domicilio de la rresnondiente al
% trimestre del aiio ect n6mico
actual de 1886, por la contribu-
ci6n Industrial y de Oomerc.o J IL
90 de- Ia Territorial
Vencido dicho t6rmino, los que
no 10 hubiesen satisfecho podran
verificarlo en- efta Recaudacl6n, 81
to en- la calle del Cristo n6mero -,
durante otro plszo de diez diaA,
Que terminara Ell 81 del mis-
mo Ostubre; en Ia iuteligeocia
de que, transcurrido este dltimo
t6rmlno, se procederA al cobro por
la via ejeCntivs, seg6n 10 prevent
do por terminantes ordenes de Ia
Inteudencia, y en- el ar;iculo IA de
la Citada Instruction, aplicandose
q los dendoles Las penas estab eci-
das ea los articulos 10 y "a de la
Lo que Sc hace p6blico para co
de los cOntribuyentee q
quienes concierna.
Puerto Rico, Ssptlembre 20 dc
1895.
Ell RECAUDADoR.
Antoni0 II. de Aldrey.
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en- las intermediates del est6'nago y
de asombrosos resultados, FL EXPIRE
sado remedio Sc administra en- obleas
y su inventor garantiza la curaeion de
las personas que 10 usen y alivio 9
mejoria desde la primera GAIA
Este afamado especlfico 10 recibe y
vende en- Puerto Rico, d. Fidel Gui-
.lermety.
Ben v,nidn Nos hs sidr mul
grata Ia vista de r1uestro di5ting aldo
amigo y correligionario don Victor P,
Martinez, ilustrado jurisconsulto, y
Notario de Lares y San Sebastian.
Reiteramos al Sr. Martinez las Sc
guridades de nuestra afectuosa con.i-
deracion.
resgr CiaS.-GOn mCtiva de lss
ree:cates crecidas dc los ifo' han pc
'ecido ahogados en- Ponce algunos
tndvidIos, eatGe eilos un tab,ajero y
un cochero.
Clmu MA inf .nti'. Is qua HI
ce tempo Sc espera aqui. dicese que
ha embarcado ell 5 en- Barcelona en-
ell vapor Pic *. que en- breve llega-
ra este puerto.
G nR d..-H ce gunts dfas
que Calinez Sc siente enfermo.
Un amigo lie aconseja que lame al
medico.
ST. contesta Calinez. para que
me presente despues una cuenta for
mida5le.
-Si te curas, podras conseguir que
te haga alguna rebaja.
-Bueno, pero -. ty 81 me niue
rol
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Papel para Peri6dicos

Del tamano del B0LETlN y
del que tenfa +" El Clamor del
Pals Sc acaba de recibir en-
esta Imprenta una gran rene
sa, que Sc realiza d precios IL
mitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-09
ALNANAQUGS PARA 1895.

De pliego, con el santoraI, da-
aos astron6mieos, 6estas religio
a. y o6cisles, sse, y Blocks. d,
rArlAdGs tOrmas y elcgantes Gro
Dos aleg6ricos. desds sl mGa Ia
ESQ al mar eron6mico, pero to-
dos bel.os ? eseogidos, h&llanse .
o venden % essa | m prensA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-09
; QUE RELOJES

Acaba de recibirse en- la I'M
prenta del BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL un notable y variado surti-
do de RELOJES DE PARED Y
vELADOR, EsCAPARA-
TIE, CoNsoLA, ETC., etc.
Todos son artiSticos, elegan-
tes, de exquisite gusto...... y,
sobre todo, exactos, s6lidos y
fabulosamente baratos. Pc
dir mas h..
iQui6n no Sc decide a tener
reloj4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-09
ANTONIO LhRlU lElRkLT.

Oootcr en- DeTecho OWL y o.
a6nico, Abogado do los nustrea
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
CON bufete alberto en- 10 Capital de
Ia Moaarquia, ofreCe suss servloios
profesion2les & 50 numero Q clien-
tela de esta IslA. para ante el Tri
bunal Supreme de JusticiA, el Oon~
sejo de Estsdo, Tribunal de Ouen
tas Gel Reino , dem&s eentros 81
pericres, iud'siaiss y sizainistrAD
vos de- le Naoi0p.
Serrans Rna ca q