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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-21
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I;1tsma - gwbaaAeasnss. vlsAs-
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pahatoe ~ MAAyaA
kDllss0 asAieAAa o. ns aasab =
DspptwAas i@T aea. Isla.
Yte tsls " 60 lnFts.h
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-21
REVISTL COhERCIAL.
DIN NQTIOIAS Y ANUNOIOk
Operaciones aurante los dfas 10 30 de
Febrero.
MOvIMIRNTC Dk BUQUNS


VNTRADAs DH TRAvRsfA
De Habana, vap. esp. "Manuela'
de 853 toneladas cApitan al. Gines
to, q Ludwig Dnplase. Espsilol y
90, 30 cls vela aebo. DIVA y 90, B
c,s confites. A Ii orden .marcas:
A Oebony, 2 cls farmacia, O 10 cls
jabon Orucero Isabel "a 81 cEs gIa.
nadas, 2 cls cartuchss, j M 25 ole
cigarrillos, B "a brls aguardiente
F P & 15 serones tasajo L O go cls
cigarrillos O p O 40 cls oigArriilos.
De ]a Isla, vap. ing, "Fort WI
liam" con carga transito & L&timer
= Fernandez.
aKTRADAs DE OABOTAJ1
Col. esp. "Isabela," de Yabucoa.
Col. esp. "Anita" de Agusdilla
J Maysg tiez.
Col esp "P Pepito" de AreOibo.
sALIDAS On TRAvRGtA.
Para Ponce, vap. no.. "Gyller"
despachado por LAtimer y Fernsn
deE con carga de tfansito.
0ALIDAs Du OABOTAJa.
Bdra. esp. Pedfito para Oulebra.
DESPACHADOS
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-21
aACETA DE HOY.

No contiene disposition algu-
ma de importancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-21
OPHRAoIoHHs Oh BuoUEs HI PIN
TRAvnsfA.

TRAvUSfA.
Berg esp "San jose" csIgandc.
Berg, Ing. Lso. oargando
Col amr "Olara Le&vitt" descRr-
gandc.
Berg Ing Bahama" descsrgando
Berg amer. Kocky Glen" desoar-
gando.
Berg. esp. "Nueya Paul." pen
diente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-21
falacO On rama dol Dals.

Venden { precioa m6dicos B. A
LlaneEa Hermano en- "a almacsn
lcale de ID Fortale6a ufzero 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-21
FABIAN GARCIA Y COMP,

Vsmsrciantss impsrtadorss % msroAaeias
toda classes ' proesdsnoiss,
vsAtas al PoRlmayor y dstans
"a almaoe1; 19~sAN Usro-yS,
bss tissd 81 La Bsyameassa. ' La Uudsd
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
Gleftriif SeIDsniug al
Wapcu.

paa bet 8e6et, ION omfatter Be
lpsningen al bet Snore al bet mem
neitelige 2egeme. bar PriOatoocent
Or. H~oisnbsim / Berlin ppnaast at
gjsre ct ~pRIentlist 5remItriot. ioet
ban bar bepiIt, at bet hos be operpsis
enoe Slerbeo At Menneiter er mulist
uoen Taroelss ganiteli9beo at fsre ct
lise Staalrsr at II MiQimeters 8jens
nemInit neo i Waben, naar man fores
lager llnoerisgelien unoer be bebpriSe
9etingelier, ,. b. +. ioet putienten ltsz
ger paa Hbggsn meb 6ppsost oreiet til
ben beire Sioe. MapeIpeilet (8uss
troItopet) IelO er ct 68 Gm. langt lige
Staalrsr, Der inosboloer ct optiit 4pa
parat, en- 2eDning for Sdno til 4fs
tislins og en- &anal til at fore 2u't
inb i Maoen, % oerpeo at fuu oenns
til at boloe fig aabsn. Sorreit / Spios
fen al Snitrumentet, bois Snofsrelie
fra Munosn at piitnot tr9osr tor
Spelie os 5oriigtigbeo, er bet anbragt
ct s~lettriIt 9lsoelps, bpis 2eonings..
traaoe ligelepes guur igiennem bet II
MiQimetsr pioe Wetulrsr. Billie
berne AT Mapens Snore bliper optuget
al ct prisma, Der mart ppl9es al en-
retpintlet, mart al en- i~piospintlet
Sorm, alt efter Mapens Sitting GA
SterrslIs; bette YiGsoe laoer intel til
bdge at snIte meo SenIpn til Stdrps
bed og SDoeligbeo. III IGrlig 9igtiQz
6eo er bet, at bet peo oenne Metbooe
bar lptfeoes Hart at tunne opfatte be
ipselige Sordnorin9er / be andtomiits
5orboloe pda bet Steo, bpor GARNER
ne number uo / Wupen. 0erpeo er
Oiagnoien al Wapetr9ften / be fsrIte
Staoier al oenne frpgteli9e Spooom
iitret / ct meget tort 9ntal 3ilfeloe.
0ette er al Den itsrlts prattiite getpoz
ming al Den 8runo, at arqften netop
paa Del n9pnte Steo peo en- / sioe
foretaget Operation frembnoer D,
guniti9Ite Gbuncer for ct bsloiat g}e.
1ultat.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10

men o. fua en- Sr9iiGrer til at fors
fproige en- Del primitaps eftsr Sdcobs
lens Woosl. Seq Ifulos Ielo enits at
eie en-. Men jsg blir for Hem rleo
Spalterummst iodg. 9i ituloe pGret
/ 5jss, Ssniebus, Ssbus, W2elteboo
o.i.p.; men bet fddr bore. % leg
fanot for goot at tale iaa meSst ON
bette, bar bet for at hoioe frem, at 'slo
en- 5armer fan ba' bet bpggeligt, bare
Fan inorettsr Jig Zig. Sd, bet par
ilano6eo for en- "0%emfsoning" ION
mig opliosnoe og forfriItenoe at oslta'
i ct iligt bpsgeligt Gag, iom pt baOos
Der hos Yaitoren. "Poiten"s 6olt
bar ben melt inteIisente og hsfligs ars
beiosltprte, jsg bar mpot, og or.
Qnunoien ielo gap os ben enc Stub
beore eno ben unben. 3ilIlut latte
ban aronen pua 9ertet peo at Ipile
Slspsgrso minoit for 3 al os. Der
par imiolertio Iaa plentp al ben, at Der
inasn 8runo bar til at tldge o%eroper!
Msn: "glting / 9srosn bar Gnoe.""
Seq maatte begi' mig bjsm igjen til
mine. Os bopr tleint Sjemmet er,
oaarlist maatte bet bore, ON bet lite
bar beoit lei. Den, Der bog tunoe
sjsre Tom Sneslen- Ia Sjemmet meo
pau 5arten. Smiolertio 9jsr en- Zig
Sur goot; bet fpler jeg. Sg pranst
maa bet gaa mig, bpisost nu gdar 10
Qar isisn, inosn jsg litter uoenom
Wprtb SO.
SjGre 2eier! boem ou er: m9rter
pu, al bu sraoer big dltfor gait neo /
Materiulisme % MaoItr1p, og ou ier
big nogen llbpei til at tomme I'D liot,
gjsr bet, og ou itul tisnos, bet sisr
goot. Oct er bu belsritte Ida, at
"boao bet sjaloer / 2ipst er at fploe
Ypmmen".
min bierteligite 3at og Silien til
Dem, Sr. 4nunoIen mso 9uitru!
Min Sat pg 9ilien til ale be pelpils
lise Menneiter, ies msote paa Suren!
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
Wicocr.

Maaffe fan 9ieoen TONNE til NCt
og 99roigbeo igjen i Norgc. G''
Spores / etbbert Salo / fore G9Il' a
2anoct en- forsaet SnterssIe for o'it.
9usopr. SuaIeoes oper IuuDcI N0t
bre Tom Ssnore gergenbus. % ia
ger man / 8etragtning be pio'trati
piloe gergItrGtninger, buor 0IeoiI
melt er bet eneite Susopr, ION tdr
fGroes, faa er Der neppe 2pil ON, a
8leoen bsr og fan % bill TONNE u
at 'piae en- mere fremtrGoenoc HoLt
Dor Notwithstanding.
$ 9amle Sage bar man ntmiI9 %
nbttet oisIe RuIter og BERG ION lie
ilaatter. Weo Dor Sios iterrc grT.
Ringer bill faaban llb1laat nsppt lpd0
Heaning. Wen @rGsiet Itaur man.
geIteos alenbpit osroppe pad be lttl1
4fatler. Og 8rGslet er goot o'1
oa Soroen gierne er fraftig % pir G
meset Sol og 2ps. Oct er in8'n y.9
ming /, at oisie Ssrligheoer gadr ~
ipiIoc. GjeboTt er oerbps en- turoII
4rtitel, Tom hi ale peo. Der er ny
og bill life pad LANCE Siosr blt 1d1s o'
nogen Sperprpbuttion Der.
Som iaet. 9ieoeapelen er aiitt
Siltagsnbe. Gn Gieoehpt og ct 9I1
b~eoItbferi er n9itsn altio nogei' 'V'
Der tienes penge paa. 9i ip1nr o''''
llopitlina en- aoo 6remtio.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
Gleftrtcitct I WuIflcr on
Ncrper.

8alrani bar ben fprIte @ioeuIfabss
mnno. 'om bettemt fOnitatereoe, at Der
eriitereoe en- e~leftriit Strsm i 9eoemets
leuenoe Sap. gtu usb man, at ois'e
Strpmms lille aIsne snar ioiennem
MuItlerne Os Neruerne, men at bet
c9,aa CT mulis at ubiurfe benz pioer,s
ltabellg, Os at De itpres al beItemte
Sope. Dubois Repmpnb bar nm
taanosribelis Maaoe bspiit bis,e
strsmmes Silparelie % nplia uoiprt
en- GGtte bpllt interesiante Grperinens
ter, peo boilte Ell WuItel pluoielio
bleu tontraberet meb Ell pieblitfelio &e.
button al Stprie i Glcttricitetens MIR,
male SirDm. San paapiite. at bpis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or rle9et burtinc, iao
opbsrer Strsmmen, % at ocn brouu.
Der pannp, iaairart Muifelen befiuSsr
l9 | Spilc. glitter. 8pIfcn f]ontruaerer
line l%lOlaoninger ueO Ell af aiert(erue !
pens 9lsrnr. Der ipueS at r~riiterc Ct
e's'oommellat % tompliceret Glrot.
liab melsm @nnDen i Ell nerpss eIe,,
trip Strcm o. Ell clcftrif l~lblobuiuo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
22oeaarsano,

1gu9s burss Gcuner" b,r
1T garsmpoe i Sarge antoos, t,,;' ~
a%elclHt'Onsr mob 9rittstraFrt,, !,
aisbeb meo oen SureneOe o.,
glauot Trnttsrnc er ct. JON oaor NM,
re: "8t ertfrre pa paa bet g,i,.m..
imOo "aiesnie" uuber builtenioms.r,
5orm. @uS ielp tiger ON bet n,,.'
"Su ifnl it's!" 2ette er 9rcbibni,, -,
% / Sperens ftemmelie meO oenr. A..
oommelise @esel ertl9re hi. NJ ~,
triitnc 8orseres Gliat at fan. e.
Stemme $40 eoss, at ben reop,s ,, n>
Salconen".
Ganb. Scisaurb Of Qp.sbr,,
Seminur er blsuet Oroiueret If m,,
iionsprat paa Maoasastur: ban o.,
nosle Tiger reiie umtring i Weni,b,,
oernc Derooer Tor | Opt at bragg r,,.
@urse til fit Mis iiunsfelt.
Iaitur @pnilOs Menioteo R,r.
mar bar beiluttet at unberbUlO. r, o..
rer for mis- iiunGr Snu.
Oslo II. b. lutb. gleniobep >,
nDlis itiitet / Gitenoen al aj6lors
Wis., % ital beiienes al Sailor g,,r,
fob. iom fcruoen oenne u9iau bsticr.-
Ell anoen Menlsbeo / 8peu.
- Gait. o. 2anb fra aonios f.,
unret i Seiss / Miuneapuljs meo ir
Sruo % bcisst @enner. San pyrS.,
teoe for Yait. Giertien. Irui. g},im,
itao bolot Abe Suli tale / Slou. RopjSs
Spiua.
ct. aufas M~euisbeo i Minr,.
ap oils ital faa en- 9lltertaple al Or,
nisbeosns apinoeforenins. Qerne BE-.
talte ltole gar Ell fcrfaloen @ialo soo
&irfen paa $50 Collars. 9Gre prr,
apinoerne Uperalt / Ssroen, Tom urb,,.
DER for CUBS 8ise.
- Yroi. g.. 2unb iun8erer ium 81.
itprcr for Zen Gorenebe Sirte5 Semlnoy
unoer HrOi. Spdmanns 5rapRyele
Norse.
- Trpi. Said @iertieu ipr Iloo yaa
0iinpritetsmpbet Nuifaiielien al ct itoy,
2elt ium ltulbe rumme 1000 0ierrc.
Fer for at BRUCE bet iom 6Orinmlu9:.
telt uep Garsmsberne % andre itny.
o entlise Mpoer pmfrins / Settlemrl.
terne.
ale be andre SamiunOSsQyt.
blade er euis / at iorunbre ia pvu
Iussburss Senners Grflaring ON, al
be III bile itiite Ell 6ritjrtr, ioet Sla,
oene iremboloer, at Der er fife anNI.
eno 6rifIrfes SamIuno; no9ls I. Gy.
"2utberaneren" flyer, at bette gIuuu &;
fun for "at fate 6olf Slaar i ginens'.
- %ait. 9. Sausan er pau Sal!
JONI 8rUbibiiioniIterneS anuoibut ioy
&pnsres fen / Otter Tail Gountp; bon
Ital bape mango al GcIesatcrHe iUr fig,
gauges Spnpoes nGite Glars.
mpoe ifal boloes / &aIt. y. G. Setter
lens Wleuisbeo Chicago iislSe 3no.
bpoelie fra oenne % SeIlutnmg nj
Samfunoets iiolte IarsmpOe.
Tait. Seftner bar rciiSncrct vi
Mll'uaufee Wtenisbeo. Ysit. SanNc
ira Widisan itol miolertioig betl'r'
ben.
Gait. lltbeim Itol beige Ynlo
SommeS @nilcnbus / @itteuberg 70,
at inobente Yeilepuins til SrrnN8a
al bet npe Yarnebiem / YeresiOrO, z
Dat.
- Saitpr 2asieiou er pad ell 6sr''
reiIe / u. Saf. CONNER.
Eait. Sonboen tiIbrinser be raI
melte Spmmeruser meo jim Saltra
e. Saf.
- EaI. !SnrrisuiIe ifal pan q
Ncrsestur.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10

Groi. Timberman, ben befienotc
Stjpnilriuer, iom alsrsbe i 3 9lar bar
unoerpiit for %rci. Srcfenrioae. pil
Bore tiliteoe peb observation-disclosures
Seppuoelic ben 2oen Nupember. Z
bosreneiis Sprretniugs Hole sr efipn.
%ifrIunius ct al Dc pjstisite Sag. Geuo
III Trpi. Srsdeuriose eftsr 9rcpsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10

vi beSad StlomorO al 6rppt ior at blipe
OrS0t ! en- Sutl mau man o~iriclis itos er
en- %forunrcrIig Soc,
VI laaoant Selrmcro cr bog t oisie 7aac
o'eoen Sssoart al en- uua irauf sonoels.
riiruos, Der fulot bapc pueacrtt m,p on
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
@aase sans. 81 er Scr

Wan8e SauasGompanier er Ger.
ion paaiiaar. at be bar bet beoite Yane. iipr
be / &sitsn "a Spoen, men iaalense iOm rer
ian laacs Sano oct imutie 90 t~rtpeIige
2slsceHiiH Tor lrn 81 % III $40 pr. Icre.
Der lite Nlan8c. ION bar nor Splt nj O
lutte ND paa Seltens YrGrier eler nc
b nuot GpDens liiooeniGroiae o. bonn
&eare, &Gs q. Jios otis Advertisement
pan CT an0ei Sieo | Siaoet Sans Noresie
CT q. Rosbpit, eau CLAIRE, @s.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10

aonnibulf Gnicruebloult. Itgerier
otaatcu: scr DIT, aro.ooiaeimiiatsr Der
hogtC, bUis ou mn life 9ior @rebtnc orient
li2t, icnocr icp DIG Itrar til aeacmcntstist.
tentr on inuts al paste beort til = @ii!.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10
nanfoi

Tn Wut l
games ri,
qgoNtrs Or
fla (rtnt :
ild utCo. :
cyty til oclt
% bltp iorr,
..gta alotl
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10

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let pur oe
gir % Nlr|
i Rirtcbbs
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mOouot I'd
% oUnrc 9|
mioOag q
'l'roG uel
&aotou y
OF 5olouil
o9 ocrt5 d
UarWcn mel
9'o en- @eit|
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Decorah-posten., 1896-07-10

S lang lib baooe iss t9ntt at aisre
9ecorab oa "pOiten" ct 9sIsg. Seq
bar MI ct Stptte pda Ysien % tunoe
pau en- Mdaoe ilaa to 6luer / ct Sm9t.
"ppiten" bar 10 / 4arsnss Sob fat pad
Brent iaa mungen en- Smaditub for
mig, at BET life tunos pare iaa aloeles
noe al Ieien at 'ua ie, bporoan bet ait
til. Se ~itorartet 9aar bet til / "pos
tens Srptteri. Den, Der life bar
Jet en- moosrne presIe, eisr ia inasn
5prsitiItng ON. bpor itorartst oct aaar
til / snbpsr Senisenoe. Sor mig bar
BET Tom ct Guentpr fra "1uiino o. en-
Rat, Itient bet enobu life bar ferIte
Sang. leg itat Heisn inbsnfor Ell 5rpt.
Teri. Sr. anunoisn sier bog en- iisla
ben Gpne til al tunne leoe Il IIiat ssores
saaenoe. San er en- Si9mps al Re til,
fulo at 2ip % 2uns- Ut ban sr soot
fit Tom gois. iluttst ies mig til bl. a.
The record-union., 1896-06-18
THE LATROBE MURDERER.
Paulo Kamauno to be Hanged at
Folsom TO-rlOrrOw.

There is to be another execution at
the Folsom Prison tomorrow at 10
o'clock.
Paulo Kamauno, the Kanaka who
murdered Mrs Ellen Robinson and plum
dered her house near Latrobe, Ell Do
RADIO County, in 1894, will then pay the
penalty Of his crime. The murder was
of the most fiendish character
kamauno was woodchopper whose
cabin was not far from Mrs Robinsons 8
home by the side of the railroad, about
midway between Cothrin's Station and
Latrobe. He evidently believed the old
woman, who lived alone, had money
sscreted about her house, and went
there in the night and brutally MUIR
dered her just outside the house, where
her mangled body was found the next
morning.
Suspicion soon fastened upon him
and companion, and they were ar
rested. The other man was discharged,
but there was positive proof against
kamauno, and he was convicted. AS
usual, his case was appealed to the
Supreme Court, but the judgment of
the trial court was affirmed Recently,
at the request of the Hawaiian Gov
ernment, Governor Budd made special
inquiry into the case, but could find no
ground to warrant his interference with
the sentence of the court
Warden Aull and his prison officers
have all the arrangements perfected
for the execution, to witness which the
usual number of invitations have been
issued
The record-union., 1896-06-18
BISHOP GRACE.
His Friends Will Tonight Give Him a
Public Reception.

reception will be given to Right
Rev. Bishop Grace this evening by his
friends. 1t will take place in the base
which is on K street. The affair will
be open to all who may choose to attend
without regard to religious affiliation
1t is intended to afford the friends of
the newly-chosen Bishop AN opportunity
to greet him and extend their congratu-
lations. An will be welcome.
The following programme has been
prepared for the entertainment of those
who attend:
Overture, by the orchestra; quartet
Thou Everywhere" by Mrs. Copper
smith, Mrs. Sheehan, Mr.. Longbottom
and Mr.. Genshlea; Gods Will Be
Done poem written oy Matt Clarken,
attorney-atlaw of Belicia, will be re-
cited by his daughter, Miss Alice Audry
Clarken; solo, THE Palms." by Mrs.
Coppersmdth; congratulaiory address,
by Hon. r. NJ. Clarken, and response
by Right Rev. Bishop Grace; selection.
by the orchestra; solo, Lead, Kindly
Light (Pinsuti), Mrs. B. F. Howard;
duet Holy Mother, Guide His Foot
steps" by Mrs. Coppersmith and Mrs.
Sheehan; selection, by the orchestra
The exercises will begin ait 8 O'Clock.
but the doors will be open before that
time.
The ladies request that flowers be sent
TO the Cathedral during the day with
which to decorate the hail.
The record-union., 1896-06-18
The Japanese Invasion.

If the rise Of a state of civilization in
Japan is indeed menace to our future,
then the subsistence Of civilization in
Europe would promote our prosperity.
England is our most formidable compet-
itor and yet England is our most profit
able customer. Forty-seven per cent. of
all We sell lis sold to Great Britain, while
as relates to some articles, notably cot
ton and wheat, we sell to Great Britain
from ~ ito 80 per cent. of our entire ex-
ports. The extinguiShment of civiliza-
ton in Great Britain would at once
eliminate our most profitable customer.
Cur wealth is not TO be augmented by
the impoverishment of other peoples,
but Is to be greatly enhanced by the
purchasing power of those with whom
WEI sustain trade relations. The pur-
chasing power of the people of Japan
will rise with their producing capacity.
1t is only from wealth that wealth may
be obtained, since poverty has nothing
to confer. All legitimate trade relations
between people must be reciprocal. The
trade relation, which, sustained by two
nations, impoverishes one to the ad-
vantage of the other is at best but a
species of piracy.-W. H. Mills in Jnue
Overland.
The record-union., 1896-06-18
DRAINAGE CANAL.
Mrs. O'TooIe Wants the City to Put
Up or Shut Up.


Mayor Hubbard last evening sent the
following message TO the City Trustees:
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees:
] transmit herewith a petition of Mrs.
Margaret O'Toole, requesting the city
to construct a bridge over the drainage
canal on her farm, or to disclaim any
rights to said canal, sc that she may
fill in a portion of this canal, instead
of building bridge. Respectfully sub
mitted, c. H. HUBBARD, Mayor.
Devine thought it was too much to
ask that the city abandon all claim to
property that it had acquired.
Wachhorst asked how much it would
cost to build the bridge.
Mckay said it would cost about $50
or $50, and he thought if the ditch were
closed the city might have to pay next
year to have it opened.
Devine said if the board would au-
thorize him, he would take down car
penter and figure on the cost.
Tozer said the Corporation Counsel
had given his opinion that the city was
not obliged to build the bridge, and he
moved that the matter be referred to
him.
ASII WdHlSu lIle 0Oi iPOl SoQiiSCl
to find out the amount of city's property
rights while he was about it.
Devine wanted the Seventeenth-stre
gate raised an the water allowed to run
down freely, and let the property own
ers below the city sue again.
Mckay suggested that Devine might
be sent to Jail in that case, and Devine
said he would risk it.
TOzer's motion was carried.
The record-union., 1896-06-18
Old Scotch Notions of Honor.

AT one time in the Highlands Of Scot
land to ask for a receipt or promissory
note was considered an insult and such
thing as a breach of contract was
rarely heard Of, so strictly did the peo-
pie regard their honor. The "Presby-
terian Witness" tells a story Of a
farmer who had been to the Lowlands
and had there acquired worldly wis
dom.
After returning to his native place he
needed some money, and requested a
loan from a gentlemen in the neighbor-
| hood. The latter, Mr.. Stewart, COM
piled and counted out the gold, when
the farmer Immediately wrote a re-
eeipt.
l"And what is this MANI" cried Mr..
Stewart on receiving the slip of paper.
THAT is a receipt, sir, binding me
to give We back your gold at the right
time" replied Donald
Binding We, indeed! Weel, my man,
| If We Gamma trust yersel, I'm sure I'll
no trust We. Sic as We cannot hae my
gold;" and gathering it up, he returned
| 1t to his desk and locked it up.
But, sir, I might die" replied the
needy Scot, unwilling to surrender his
hope of the loan: "and perhaps my
sons might refuse it We; but the bit Of
paper would compel Them
Compel them to sustain their dead
fathers honorssg cried the enraged
Celt They'll need compelling to do
right. if this is the way ye're leading
them Ye gang elsewhere for money,
tell We; but yen find name aboot here
that'll put more faith in bit of paper
than in neighbor's word of honor and
his love of right"
The record-union., 1896-06-18
AT BARTLETT.
How the Summer Visitors There Are
Enjoying Life.

A correspondent writing from Bart
lett Springs, under date of the 18th.
says:
Allen A. Curtis, the well-known l,Im-
her man, accompanied by Mrs Curtis
and their two children, Ralston and
Carleton. are here for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Chandler have taken
the Atwood cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Calvin c.. Mcmahon and daughter
Mather, accompanied by Miss Emmer-
son of San Francisco, have taken the
Glenwood cottage for the summer sea-
son. Mrs. Gus E. Dorm, wife Of the
well-known commercial man, and Mrs.
Ciprlco OF San Francisco are up for a
six-weeks' stay
John Pacheco of San Rafael, with
George kavanaugh, Milton Brooks and
Ed Bailey of San Francisco, yesterday
morning started out at daybreak for
Cache Creek on fishing expedition.
They returned in the evening with
sixty, forty, twenty-five and fifteen,
respectively, to their credit
Mrs. A. c. Weber and daughter, who
are making a flying visit to all the
springs, stopped over here for one night.
They think Bartlett possesses many
pleasing features that others do not.
W. H. Hollenbeck, wife and two chill
dren OF Fresno are up for several
months stay. e. c. Creller, a we'll
known business man Of San Francisco
is up for few weeks. Mr.. Creller finds
many improvements since his visit fif-
teen years ago.
Burr H. Mitchell, a well-known young
business and society man of Colusa
gave US flying visit on his wheel. He
will return in a few weeks for a long
stay. c. Martin, the Hack Inspector OF
San Francisco, is enjoyinf1 himself
hugely.
Among the many recent arrivals NAV
be seen: Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Maze OF
Upper Lake, z. 3. .Kincholoe of Wood
land. E. A. Oppenheimer of Marysville
H. B. Rodgers of Watsonville Francis
Toad of Vallejo, Burr H. Mitchell OF
Colusa, Allen A. Curtis, wife and tive
sons of San Rafael, Mrs. Otto Bleuher
of Sacramento, J.. E. Colbrer, Mrs. E.
L. Ciprico, Mrs. Gus E. Dorm, F. G.
Roberts, w. J. Shives, E. c. Creller
James Nelson, Mrs. A c. Weber. Mrs
e c. Mcmahon and Miss Emmerson OF
Sar Francisco
Bowling and tennis is all the go
Thomas Hanrahan of Sacramento heads
the list in bowling, with a score OF
| 2i6
| Among those who have recently en-
gagged rooms for the season are: J
w. Elliott, President Of the First Ma
tional Bank of Los Angeles, wife, two
children and maid; Jesse Potter and
| family, Miss Annie Sullivan and sister
of San Francisco, John It. Graynor
wife and family. and their friend, Mr.
Ilorrigan; Mrs. Poesner and Mrs. Bel
| OF San Francisco, Mrs. p. F. Nolan
Miss Kittie Nolan, Miss Genevieve No.
Ian, Lew Nolan, Miss Kittie Arnold
| Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs. Fredericks and Miss
| Eredericks.
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Commissioners Sale Of Real Estate.

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DE-
cree and judgment of foreclosure made
and entered in the Superior Court of the
County of Sacramento, State of Califor-
mia, on the 27th day of May, 1896, and an
order of sale issued out of said Court on
the Sd day of June, 1896, in an action
therein pending, entitled MRS KATE
CAMPBELL, plaintiff, VS.. GEO. e.
DUDEN and EMMA P. DUDEN, de-
PENDANTS, / am commanded to sell all
that real property situated in the County
of Sacramento, State of California, and
known, designated and described as fol-
lows, to wit: The east one-half of the
southwest quarter of Section Twenty
eight, in Township Eight north, Range
Five east, M. D. B. and NJ, excepting
ten acres lying east of the upper Stock
ton road.
Notice is hereby given that on the Goth
DAY OF JUNE, 1896 at 10 o'clock a. m
at the County Courthouse door in the
City of Sacramento, County of Sacra-
mento, State of California, I WILL in obe-
dience to said decree of foreclosure and
judgment and order of sale, sell the
above described premises or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
said judgment and decree to the highest
and best bidder for cash. gold coin of the
United States of America.
Dated this Sd day of June 1896.
CARL STROBEL.
Commissioner in said action.
Alexander, Miller e. Gardner. Attor
neys for Plaintiff, 4051a street, Sacra,.
mento. je4-4tTh