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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23
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lie de San Sebastiln, mum. IS.
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Microbes, 73.-San Limo. papa y
mr., y santa Tecla, vTg. y mr..
Jueves, 24.-Nuestra Sonora de las
Mercedes.
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BOletin Mercanti1.

In Administration
de Administration, Derecho. Economic, Hacienda
Y Politica.
Unica Revtalcenhfca publca Epa1s.
stas maters
q.p.n pg,.. ps m.na
DIRECTORIES
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AVOCADO
Precos suscrpc6n Espaha sas adyacenes un seesr
pesetas-Un 20 oidExranjero Ultramar 80 id
Aavisfre6n correspondence al
de Junio:
PagS
3o5 El mpuesto progressive Italia y, A. Bvunati
16 Los hozones de economic political conclns6 Pc
dro Estasen.
Gnuacion Pedro Dorado
551 =" La oropiedad en- Espaha y, M. Escuds.
QUESTION DEL D1A
sss los:pnvlegos aduaneros de los errocaes Jaleho
900 I'm de Ferr Bruselas > XXX
INFORMACIuN
371 "Cr6nica poia paramentaria J. Sanchez Guerra
377 "Revista hnancera >, S. Martinez Palacio.
384 "Revistas revias u, P. Gonzalez y l. Ontanon
3o5 Bbiogafa r. Atamira Buyla P Dorado NJ Tones
Campos E. de la Gandara c. g. j. Verdes Montenegro XXX
AIS "Obras recibidas ..
Administrations Gale de Lepanto, ndm 4, bajo Madrid
Agente en- Puerto Rico, A. LYNN SUCESORA De MOxlS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY ICA.

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da F&bxlca de F6aforoR. estableci-
da en- Sansurce.
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Agen, 60 oe lG sCfuditadA marca
do cigarrlllos Paianto. Belleea y
Ubertad.
FSbr1ca de ncores Ge C0uas clases,
Admitan Rztic21es & consi9na,
ci6n.
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Successor de Bordoy.

San Francisco 81.
Constante y selecto surtido Dc
calzado y otros artfculos de no.
vedad, precios sumamente mo.
|dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23
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al detail, en- sus tlendas Flor de
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23
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Para cajas de tabaco desds
% centavos hasta ! peso mi
liar.
Litogratia del IRoLEr1N, de-
A. Lynn Sucesora de Morris.
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23

Cablegrama del Ministerio de
Ultramar que va en- otra parte.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-08-29
The Situation in North Louis
lana.

The Picayune's correspondent
at Monroe, La, has been examln-
ing into the general situation OF
the farmers of North Louisiana,
who are such enormous losers by
the disastrous drought that has
been prevailing there since early
in April. In the alluvial districts
the disaster is hardly as great as
in the hill country. There the
drought has been felt in full force,
and many fields are as dry and
yellow as though fire had passed
over them. 1t is thought that the
farmers in the swamp and alluvlal
bottom lands will make enough
foodstuff for their work animals
until they can get another crop,
but that i'm the hill farms this is
not the case, and it certainly
seems that relief will have to be
supplied to these good people or
great suffering will result. In
fact, it is reported that some far
lmers have already been living on
nothing more than bread and
water for more than month,
while other would have been
equally distressed were it not foI
relief frcm their own more fortu.
nate neighbors. Efforts are now
being made in various of the hill
parishes to effect organization to
take these matters in hand and tt
prevent worthy people from suffer
ing for food. The State of Louis
lana is naturally quite wealthy
one and ought to be able to tak'
care of its own people, and WI
have no doubt that in good time
as soon as these organizations cal
be effected and the situation
thoroughly canvassed, that prope
means will be had for granting
relief to all who are suffering.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-08-29
500 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be plea
sed TO learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able 10 cure in all its stages, and that Is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the on
ly positive cure known to the medsral
fraternity. Catarrh being constltu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly on the oiood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
Thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constltu'
tion and assisting nature in doing It's
work. The proprietors have so mucl
faith in its curative powers. that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any cast
that IL fails to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address +. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, U
IHSold by Druggists. 75c.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-08-29

There is a man and his wife III
Jasper, Fla, who have twenty nine
children, twenty sons and nine
daughters, and besides they have
sons-in-law and daughters-in-law
to the number of twenty-six.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18

A gang Of small white ana colorod
boys hang out IN front of tho Academy
Of Music every night. and the police do
their best 10 keep them away. Last
night the people who attended the Acad-
envy heard "a noise like somebody throw
ing rocks at the doors. Sergeant Cosby.
Chcers Bailey nd McMahon rushed
out and caught John Waldeman. W. ID.
Turner (white). and Herbert Taylor (col-
orod) trying TO kick one OF the side doors
IN. The boys were sent TO jail for thirty
days each in default Of security.
The First district officers had two sa-
loon-keepers in court yesterday morn
ing.
a. Girolomi, who runs a place down on
east Franklin street was charged with
the old offence. but the witnesses de-
clared that they had not gotten a drink
In the bar.
Officers Werner and Minor were in
citizens clothes looking for Sunday sa-
looms and saw a negro named Brown go
into the saloon of Emclio Carroll. on
Broad street and when the saloon
keeper saw the officers he came out
with key in his hands and said that
no one was I'M the saloon. Brown says
he got a drink and then was kept In the
saloon for two hours When he was
let out the officers summoned him 10
appear. Attorney Maury asked that the
case be continued until to-day.
William Love (cOlored) met Carrie
Coles on the street Monday night and
struck her in the face. II cost Willie
$40
Fannie Butler (coloreD was fined s.
and costs for cursing and striking her
husband. Charles Butler.
Five little negro sneak-thieves were
sent down for four months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18

The Sovereign College Of Allied Masonic
Degrees for the United States, whose seat
is ia this city, has recently chartered q
jcurishing lodge OF Ark Mariners in Nor
way. Me. IL s. styled Drummond Lodge.
,n honor OF the Hon. Josiah III. Drum
MOI q, the Sovereign Colleges lntendent
general for Maine. This gentleman Is
past grand master OF the Grand Lodge
OF Maine. past grand Of the Grand En-
campment OF Knights Tcmplar Of the
United States. and past grand commander
II the Supreme Council OF the Scottish
Rite, northern jurisdiction. and H.. there
lore. one of the best-known and most dis
iineuished MasOns ln this country.
Ii IS Understood that the Hon. Thomas
III. Caswell. grand commander of the Su-
premc Council of the Scottish Rite fCr the
southern jurisdiction. will. IA n short
time accept the intCndcnt gencralship OF
the Sovereign College for the State Of
California.
The Sovereign Grand Master IS Rev. Dr.
III. Carmichael, OF this city, and among
the degrees under his care are those Of
Ark Mariner, Secret Monitor. Tylcrs of
Solomon. or Masons Elect OF q. ST.
Lawrence. the Martyr. and Royal Arch
knight Tcmpar Priest
The Sovereign College meets an ST. Al
bans Hall annually on ST. Paul day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18
AZ WITNESSING rAEALLEL.
A Case Long Ago where Man Sought the
once and Failed.

4 friend in Richmond sends the follow
Ing to The Times:
To-day / came across an old letter
which 1 wrote home from Lebanon, ..
,whep scarcely more than Boy, IN tht
famous campaign Of "a, fcsdIulhs me
election then being held Out mere IL
reads so much as n II were written re-
Gently that 4 send you the quotation
Mnicn is pertinent.
YESTERDAY was the time appointed Tor
the October elections IN TINS STATE. Dreat
excitement prevails. ana tine latest tee
grupnlc new. b. eagerly sought, lOf il u
believed that this state is the KEY 10 inc
national election shortly 10 follow. MI.
5laiue has made thtioush canvass Vt
The whole state, bat the impression is
now that the Democrats nave gained.
1t Is said ia the scriptures, cast your
bread upon tine water anu 10 Will return.
Now. tie conduct OF Mr.. Blaine reminds
me that in 1865. when j was W. y htue
boy. tho Democrats put in the Held Mr.
Seymour. VINO conducted the canvass IN
manner similar 10 Mr.. Blaine, sOins over,
indeed, tho same siound. Defeat Was INC
reward OF his lahlrs. as predicted by MT
Blaine IA It fencItOus remark uttered IN
the city OF New lOrk before q large con-
course of people. The Democrats, LOT
sport. had invited General Grant, the sue
cessIul Republican nominee, VINO could
not speak al AL, 10 meet their eloquent
candidate ia the ntld. No. thank you
gentlemen. rctOrted the ready Blaine,
one pres GENITAL candidate as enough, rum
mag around the country making fool
OF himself al the rate Of forty miles an
hour Mr. Grant. like q gentleman, IS az
his home. quietly awaiting The verdict OF
this great people on the pending issues.
Now % Is vice versa. Mr. Blaine ls the
nominee OF the Republicans. and is doing
The identical tnlns he ridiculcd in Sey-
mour. while Mir Cleveland IS quietly re-
naming al home like gentleman, await
ing the judgment OF this great people. An
the signs bear good omcns for the cleo
ton OF Gentleman Cleveland a little later
on.
Lectioneering Presidents are in bad
odoI ia America. History IS full of de-
fcats of candidates that have the i'll man
uers e project their personalities into the
canvass before the ISSUES. The American
people have yet 10 elect for Chief EXccu-
i've of the greatest nation on the globe
any man that has been guilty OF such
undigEliled procedure.
The patriot Will never seek the suf-
Irages OF his fellows, but viii rather
choose TO let them judge Of fitness TO bee
thor servant in high ONCE from his past
record and call him 10 the task.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18

hv Mr.. J. Aston Cabell. for plaintiff in
error. and submitted.
Judges Con, Simonton and Morris pre-
sided I'm the case of Annie j.. Temple ct
ais. appellants vs.. Receivers OF Rock
bridge Company. appellees; appealed from
Circuit Court OF Western district OF Vir-
ginia. Cause was argued by Mr.. r. w.
Winborno. Of Bucna Vista. and Mr.. S.
n. Letchcr. OF Lexington, Va. for ap-
pollants. AID by Mr.. Robert Catlett for
appellees.
The court adjournd at 1 o'clock until
10 o'clock this morning.
MIR. r.. NJ. Page. Of Abingdon, Va, was
admitted 10 practice In this court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18

Little Willie Was Missed and His Compan-
ion L. stiii Missing.

Little Wine Degge and little Peter
Dickson, two Norfolk boys, having sQuah-
dered large amount Of their spare Time
In reading trashy novels, became ini"'u-
ated with the life and adventures Oh
Rowing Dick" and proceeded 10 put
into practice the prccopts laid down III
that highly realistic romance -.
These two youngsters started theNr
career by Jumping a coal traln that
was leaving the City by the sea anu
starting inland. Their evident INTENTION
was 20 reach the pampas grass pia'i'es
OF the land Of PCncr ana simpson, OF
the Usage bush Of the country alonS inc
River Platte. or. possibly, they oes'ieu 70
battle their broWs in tho IeiieS"'"s
waters OF the great wabash.
AZ any rate. they got DO nearer Inc
great hunting grounds OF the brave iVu-
skin. or words 20 tina; effect, than TINS
city. and finding life on the roaG not
such as IL was 'puficd up TO De- they
Immediately began 20 cry for nome ana
noo,bcr ana started on q run for Man
chester. where they expected TO Jump
another coal train for Norfolk. during
the chase TO Manchester, however, niue
Pete got lost in the shuttle, and WINE
utue Willie turned up at home all risht
q the course Of a few days niue fc'e
10 stu among the missing
lie may have reconsidcred ms deterin'-
nation TO return 70 the hearthstone OF
his father. and once again turned toward
me magic west, but further the deponent
sayeth not.
Little Willie says tho last time he sa"
little Pete he was fast asleep on one
of the bridges that span the noble James
nj Richmond. lie also says other little
things that are contradictory in them
selves. lie was. accordingly. arrested, as
stated I'm The Times yesterday. and viii
be held until further tidings comes from
little Pete. who is just twelve years old.
Mr.. Dickson has communicated with the
Police Department I'm this city, hut up
10 last night. nothing had been heard
Of the missing boy.
The theory OF murder. Of which httle
Willie IS charged does not hold good
here: neither has the body Of Pete been
found. II IS thought that the boys be-
CAME separated. and that now poor little
Pete may DO striving manfully 10 reach
the home Of his parents
II takes some time 10 walk from Rich
mond 10 Norfolk especially II the pedes-
trian is a boy Of only twelve years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18

Nunnaly and others vs.. Sraus ana
others. Argued by Major Charles ,.
strinCfcllcw for appellants and IN car
ter. ESQ. and i. W. Christian, ESQ" loi
appeltcs and submitted. :,
Carr VS.. Lewis. Argued by George =.
Uaw for plaintiff I'm orrCr and -. X. I3l-
lard for defendants In error ana SUD
mttcd. ,,
Argued by Janos Lyons. ESQ, Tor APP
nellant and G. Y. Meredith for appellee
and continued until tomorrow,
State Bank OF Virginia vs.. Blanchard.
Dismissed agreed.
Thcrex cases TO be called are Jennings
vs.. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway COM
panv. No. +. BENJAMIN W. Madden, Nc. s;
COrbin vs. Patton, receiver, NO. u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18
D Chesapeake and
%s :,,.la1 ONO Railway.


EFFECriVE OCTOBER II, le.o'
TRAINS LEAVE EICuMOND'
BkOAD-SlkEEI oLAl 10 o..
$50 a. NJ, Daily, with OAdll - AZ. .o'
local stations, newport -NeWs'
OLD Point, Norfolk, ana Iol W.
mouth. Connects oaly VAIN
Ola Dominion steamships lo4
s.g5 ?. NJ. Daily. VI With Pullman, FOR
local stations. Newport News
OLD Point, Norfolk, aud Ports
1900 A. NJ. local train. with Parior Car
except Sunday, for W. tlllloA
Foree Connects al GordOna-
WHO for orange, CulpepeI
CalvertOn. Manassas, Alex
andrla and Washington, az
Union Station, Cnarlottesfile,
for LyncAburs. at Basic Tor
Iagerstown, al Staunton Tor
2I5 =. NJ. Daily, w.th Pullmans TO Gin
cinnau, Louisville, and 81.
Louis Stops only AZ important
stations. Connects az CONlus-
ton. Va. for Virginia Hot
Springs. Meals served on Din
Ing Cars. No. 3, local Tram,
except sunday, follows above
train from Gordonsyille 10
$40 p. NJ. Accommodation. except sun
day tor Charlottesville.
lf.O0 =. NJ. Daily. FOR Cincinnati, with
Pullman TO COyingtJn, Va,
ana GOrdOusNlIc tD tln.l li.ltl
anu Louisville. Meals served
ON dining cars. Connects al
CqVmgtOu, Va, daily for
virginia Hot springs
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION
$50 \. NJ. Daily. FOR Lynchburs. Licking
ton. Va, ana Clifton Forge.
Connects az Hrem0. except
sunday for ROsnoy. AZ Lynch
burg daily with y. 81 IS. n.
r.. and the southern railway
Tor Southwest and SOutn, and
al W. clifton Forge win No
! for Cincinnati
400 y NJ, Except sunday Local &C.
cOmmOdatiOn for COlum 1la
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREET STATION.
son A NJ. Daily. from cinciunatl.
1870 4. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk and GA
Point.
2.g0 T.. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
$50 2. NJ. Daily from Norfolk and Ola
Point.
7:i5 T. NJ, Except Sunday, from ". elf
ton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$50 4 NJ, Except Sunday, from CO.
lumhia
ESQ z. NJ. DAILY. from Lynchburs Lex
inctOn Va and CLIFTON tofsc.
JOHN -. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger AGENT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-18
pROCIlMAIIDN.
The Commonwealth OF Virginia,
Executive Department.
yuJTANKsGTVING pKOCLAMAIlON.

m THANKSGIVING PhoCLANlA4lO'''
During tho year now drawing TO close
the public peace has been maintained ana
1a,, IND order have prevailed throughput
the borders of this CommouWt alth- ~
have ESCAPED injections, ana inc bcHel q
health of every community has been soou.
We have been exempt from uaAi"7"'s
floods and destructive storms. 800.
our state Government has been con-
Quoted bv its accredited agents without
scandal or suspicion OF MloN- -uvi'7 81.
any department. our puhhc rcNnoi- itf =
fiOurished and our INSTITUTIONS Vl I,- Enc,
education have prOspered, ana it"iHllr'
which rs wealth 10 the poor an nohoi u
the rich. an aid 10 the young. ana "a sup
port and comfort 10 the aged, mas al
vanced most satisfactorily.
In the trials incident 90 the great man
cial stringoncy and business depression
which have borne so heavily upon tNeini
our people have displayed wonder III
courage and hrmness. WIN heroic It71
luton they have awaited the dawn Wnich
seems now TO bc breaking, OF IttuiHlH5
activity and prosperity.
IN grateful remembrance or the bless
incs which have been NolcA-altd 10 us,
and with hearts filed with gratitude ior
the bright prospect OF material progress
before us. 30 is fitting indeed that we
should return our heartfelt thanks o. HIM
who is the giver of every perfect gil.
Therefore in conformity with the pro-
ClfuNflUn OF Nlf IINrliAFIN 81 iAAN 7 AAAN' "a
States. and i'm accordance with cus-
tom which originated in the early history
Of the colonies. and has been honcred
i'm this Christian land for many genera
ton. J. Charles T. % Fcrrall. Governor or
the CommOuweal of Virginia, do hereby
earnestly recommend that THURSDAY
the 25th day of November. 1925, De set
apart as day OF thanksgiving ana
Lit MS ON that day withdraw from an
unnecessary labor, and In the mystic
home circle. and in the churches and
places dedicated 10 public worship, give
thanks and render praises 10 the supreme
Ruler Cf the universe for His constant
mercios divine grace, and Incompetent
sible goodness end dcvOuty invoke Ills
continued favor. care. and guidance.
Let it. also DE "a day for the reunion
of families the awakening q patriotic
sentiment and regard for social order,
the ministcring 10 tho afflicted. - COM
f0rting OF the distressed and the dis
pensing OF charity.
Done al the Capitol. I'm the city Of Rich
mond this fourteenth day of November.
I'm the year of our Lord one thousand eieht
hundred and ninety-siX and 100 the. one
hundred and twcnty-frst year OF the
Commonwealth.
CHARLES r. O'FERRALL.
By the Governor.
JOSEPH r.. IAWLESS.
Secretary OF The commonwealth.
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