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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-20
FOR SALE.
The Eighty-Stamp Milling Plant of
the Blue Bird Company.

BUILT BY FRASER & CHALMERS.
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M. EIsENMANN & BROS.
5000
We never GUESS.

When we say we are selling goods cheap
est we are not guessing-we know it! When
we say-"You never saw goods SO low before"
We don't surmse-we are positive! When we
say that beginning on MONDAY MORNING
we win kick the foundation from under val
ues and send prices tumblng after fashion
you have never dreamed Of take us Mt our
campaign tomorrow that ha s but one object
that is to get rid of load of goods-anG GO
THEY MUST! Now listen to our tales of woe.
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athlete OF No. 6. He is a fleet runner
and a clever manipulator OF the apIhI-
ratus jr the gymnasium. Walsh is also an
expert with the gloves. He is man OF
pleasing address, and has constitution
Cr iron concealed within his apparently
slight form.
Policeman James SullivaH IS one ofthe
strong men of the same precinct, ami,
despi,c his massive form, Is fast run
ner and a marvellous wrestler. Another
Samson at No. is staIwart Tom Gordon
who IL familiarly called Old Ironsides y
Pat Creaghe, who patrols the Poodle
beat is an expert pugiIist, as is Patrol
man Thomas McNamee, another strong
man, but who is now off duty on sick leave
suffering with blood poisoning resulting
from q bite on the hand he received while
arrestinG a tough character.
Sergt. Falvey of the Sixth is another
rapid sergeant runner and clever athlete.
Policeman Wiggans OF the same precinct
is one of the best horsemen in the depart
rnent, the result uf long service in Uncle
Sans cavalry branch.
Policeman Brennan of No. is one Of the
most graceful big men on the force. He
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are talking about matching him against
Sprinkle. the flyer iu the First, or any other
fleet-footed member OF the department
who thinks ne can Outdistance Cog. Police
man Andrew J Kimmel is another gOer, rs
are Whalen. Mulvey aud Estes.
whalcn is tail and slender. but as WHY
and muscular as a panther, and in his
younger days was a noted pugilist.
KIMMEL Is A DEAD SHOT.
Andy Eimmei of No s. has another ac-
CompliShment. In addition to being a
runner, he is known as u dead shot with
the big TevOlverS carried by the police.
. Patroiman Thaddeus r. Bean is thr
strong man of the Sixth. Although youth
ful looking and OF comparatively slender
build Lean has confouuded the heavier
men i'll the precinct 10y his remarkable,
feats o. strength. One Of these is to
put Ul." 50-pouud dUml-bell seven
times IT, rapid succession from level with
the shoulder to his arms length.
Policeman J y. Walsh is the al-roHnd
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90 to Chief Clerk Richard Sylvester to he
examined as to their mental requirements
The police force can boast of expert
wrestlers, sparrers, sprInters, oarSlneh'
strong men and altruund athletes.
-Four OF the nine station houses are pro
vided with gymnasiums, While nearly all
Of them have sets Of boxing gloves, pehch-
ing bags or Indian clubs
The First precinct station house, IN
Twelfth street northwest, heads the list
with a well-equipped gym. AT recent
meeting of the policemen j. l.. Sprinkle
was unanimously elected manager or that
insttutoiin, ana he takes the greatest price
in the athletic department OF No. /. fo-
liceman Sprinkle, by the way, is one OF Vhe
best all-round athletes in the department.
As a runner he has few, if any, equals. He
is long winded, ani some OF the fleet-foot-
ed crap-shooters and o;!ier violators of the
law he has run down have chriStened him
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Is as strong as lion. as agile as a pan
theT and one Of The best boxers.
Lieut. > swlndeH'S precinct, the Seventh,
or Georgetown, also has its quota OF am
ieteS- There is PatroIman John AIaber-
ule peerless, who IS an all round good
man. from swinging the InCian Gibbs 10
wrestling and boxing. He does some ne.la
work punching the bag and is an exDer1
baseball player. William TruSseu is said
To ne the champion bag puucher OF No. =
am i al rigIt IN scientific glove conteS5
II rOuE,i-aud-tumble fight. Precinct De-
CetlFe sam Burrows Is SprInter of No
mean repIte AMI a man 81 Iron nerve.
Ernest Brown, Z. c. blake and PaSSau
are clever athletes. while Mounted Po-
Hceman Bradley has heen uiekna1aefi The
CoSsack-' owing % his daring feats Or
hOTSemaaship.
The Ninth precinct in Northeast Wash
lngton. IS without a gymnasium. but il has
q corps oi pool players ana athletic DO
Hceihen. Commencing with Lieut.. A 8.
heifner. the clever pool artists include p
Hcemen II. II. Fisher. E r. IrC5aru{.,lt,Ir
Leslie Ellsworth. :. p. smith. n : W. =
hams, Sam l. Brown. Larry O'Dea A.
ing SeTEt- John \. Pearson and Station
Keeper Rurkhardt.
In The Sprinter's class at No. 9 are Frank
Barrett. The Hurricaue.'' Serct. Pearson
RANK Kelly and = L. Brown Policeman
Nebb, known as The SPIDER is a fast
runner and Clever athlete.
sergt- John e. Daley is the crack bicvcIe
riuer OF the Fourth precinct. He is also
mandy man with the gloves and an ex-
pert wrestler. His proweSs a. such has
FAMED Tor him the sObTquet OF The Fish.-
ing Sergeant
foHceman Michael Muller OF the Four-b
Is Il runner He Is also a StrOpg man. and
hls snrcWdneSS in catching thieves has
gained FOR him in police circles the nick
name OF MAILER. the Fox
franciS Hughes, another Fourth precjncr
oIue c"ai. Is one Of the cIevervst sparrers.
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BLUECOATs AS ATHLETES
Washington Police Force Has
Some Muscular Members.
WERE TRAINED in THE ARMY
Some Instances Where the Training
Has Stood Them Well and
Probably Saved Life.
WERE TRAINED In THE ARMY

The Washington police force, generally
speaking is an aggregation OF athletes.
There is perhaps notsahother city that can
boast of such a number OF the really
FINEST" so far as physical development
goes, as is contained iD the small army of
tluccoats at the National Capital. This is
ttue from the very nature OF things.
A majority of tie younger members Of
the police force were t;tken from the ranks
of the regular army that school of constant
physical culture, and into the several
branches of which no young man can be
enlisted if he has the slightest defect in his
physique. For this reason about 75 per
cent OF the applicants for enlistment are
rejected and pronounced unsound. Then,
too. the manual OF arms sct-up drill ana
other maneuvers, with and without guns,
saber rs or cannon, in the regular army, is a
system of gymnastics, as it were, calculated
o develop the muscles and train the body
TO be erect and graceful.
In fact the entire routine of army life
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the kick, Macs powerful right shot out
ana landed under Handy ear. and he went
down like a log. Then, like the coward
he is. the culprit begged the patrolman not
TO strike him again.
McCort is also Il good wielder OF the
Indian clubs and regular patron the gym
at No. While ON the Cow town" beat
before being transferred TO the FIRST
precinct, McCort was a terror to the evil
doers of that neighborhood, who Christened
him, Jimmy, de tough,' owing to ms
prowess.
Policeman Carlson, of the First, Is an
aquatic wonder, and holds the champion
shin medal as n swimmer and life-Savef.
Tie golden trophy was awarded him by
Congress for bravery and daring.
While blue Jacket IN Uncle Sam :
Navy Carlson at the risk of his own life
saved that Of an officer VIII" had fallen
oyerboardiu heavy sea. When the matter
was brought TO the attention Of Congress ne
was by unanimous vote awarded Il suitably
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is one continual round of healthful eX-
orcise. commencing with reyeille in the
early morning ami erEling at Hight with the
pathetic uotes of taps sometimes termed
lights out" OF the soldiers goodnight"
SELECTING THE MEN.
IN most OF the large cities men are selected
for appointment ohthe police force without
ccgard To their pl& siC,l conditions. 1t is
a matter or politics aud those who have
the longest and the strongest pull Sc
cure the places. .
This is not the case here, and all ap
pHcautS are subjected 20 q rgid physical
examination by Police Surgeons Nevitu,
Cannon, Hickling and Maylicld before they
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and FraHS Baur Is the recognized samson
OF the old Fourth.
Two of tie giants of No. +, Policemen
r. Thomas Henry and Bruce have prOdi-
siOuS strength. on one occasion. when
Henry was station keeper at No. 3, he
seized 2OO-pOund cOlOred woman, who
was Sava gely resisting three officers and,
hoIdiue her aIOft, like "a cat catching a rat,
lifted her into the station and then back
into cell
ScCgt Dave Dunnigan. of the Second,
is a man OF remarkable strength, which
ntly matches bis massive fern, and is "a
handy man in a row.
The detective office at headquarters ta
not without its quota % clever men in the
realE. of athletics. George Royd is one Ot
the SmarteSt fellows with the gloves in
Washington. Ben Rhodes is one of the
most graceful horseback riders in the de-
partment The two Edwards Horne and
WecdOn are both good men with the gloves
and wFeStlers In bis day Maurice QuinlGn
was one of the reetest runners on the force,
and Robert BOardn:au is headquarters
sprintcr.
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quently called upon to handle some OF the
hardest characters in the city, who, while
in half drunken condition. find their way
into the shady section, there to indulge in
orgies and antics. These bruisers meet
their match, however, when they run
against the scientific coppers, Williams
and Kilmartin, who, as the sporting phrase
goes, are las good with their fins as
they are with their batons, and know
how TO handle the most obdurate charac-
ters, with or without gloves.
Another pugilistic patrolman at No. l
is McCort He is short and beavy set, but
is a cyclonic boxer ami "a good man at the
strength lifts. 1t was he who gave thug
Theodore Handy un undercut and sent him
bowling to the station house floor several
weeks ago, despite the big fellows dec
laration from the prisoners pen in the police
court, while being tried, that he wouldn't
allow any man to knock him down.
Handy, while in the station, administered
q brutal kick to young man whom Police
man McCort had summoned as witness
Before the brutal fellow could follow up
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and can navigate any sort Of a craft, from
q waShtub u captains gag.
The blUcCOatin the Third who wears che
medal aS the most expert pool and billiard
player Is G. f Eurlingamc. MCDanieIs IS
the Spr,ntcr OF No. 3, while Acting Sergeant
McNrcly's friends claim the belt for rim
a. the Swiftcst SbOrt-diSt1ace runner. The
strong men OF the precinct are SeFgt. Ed.
Eecfc. Patruiman :. l. II. Russell and MS
partner, Wort.
In Lieut. Keily's hailiwick the Sixth.
the police possess varied and expert ac-
conlpiisiDents IN the athletic line and AXE
much interest in their excellent eynna siun
upstairs Policeman William L Coghm IS
rated aS the fleetCsU sprinter IL the pr.-
Cinct, and his brother officers Of the Sixth
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inscribed and handsome gold medal. which
he proudly wears on his ccat front on sr5'.
occasions. Policeman Carlson is the cham
piou long distance or rough water swim
mer il this section OF the country. He
was born in far away Sweden, near the
la IL If the Midnight Sun, ana came from
q hardy. seafaring race.
A FAST RUNNER.
Policeman Archie Mellen. of No. ] tail
and spare. is one of the fastest runners ON
the force. In the class OF pCiice sprinters
with Mellen in the First precinct. are
Thomas Oriani, Murphy, clever athlete;
Carl Flather, Cowne, NJ. L. Bell ana SerCt.
Tony Shilling, who is one of the fastest
chevrnn sprinters on the force.
no.cemau MCGrath. of No l, is a Iool
expert. HOuper is also clever with the
cue arc is Stid 10 be the champion ht-
liardst in the First.
The strong men in this precinct include
Tom Hullinberger. j. E. Sears. sam Mel
son and N. R. HerDdon. Samson No.
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Wrapper Bargains.

20. for lot of 60 Wrappers, odds and
PIC ends, that sold for 75c and 81.
qoz for leo Standard Print Wrappers
f0S Usual price Toe.
soo for $50 elegant Lawn Wrappers
S0S Regular price 81.
No. for 10 handsome Percale Wrappers.
S0S Sold everywhere at Si.25.
~ for French Percale and Dimity
- Wrappers. Skirt yards wide with
large Bishop sleeves. These wrap
pers would be considered cheap at
81 90
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2'' is the title which has been bcstc wed
upon Nelson by bis brother officers, and
they say lie can lift his weight in cold lead.
Herndon is a powerful man. DUtwithstand-
ing his deceptive appearance and good
nature He has muscles of steel. and can
handle a giant in a rough h-and-tumble
melee, as he is also an expert wrestler
The bag -punchers at No. are, Williams,
Kilmartin, Schuyler and Flather. The
bicyclists are, Warren, Dodge, Edelen and
last, but not least, Lieut.. Brooke Amiss.
Policeman Tompkins, OF the First. is q
born countryman and an expert strong
nan as Is Is a hara mark 70 handle in a
can, and is known on the force as 1.-THE
farmer wrestler"
Patrol Wagon Officer James Tayman,
OF No. / is powerful man in wrest-
ling bout, and as scientific as Il professional
with "tbe gloves"
In Lieut.. Boyle's precinct. the Third. Pa
troIman James e. Joyce is said to be the
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champion ALA round man in the we'll
equippeG gymnasium in No. 8 station Joyce
is a trained athlete.
Policeman Edmond Keleher, of this pre-
cinct. holds the belt as the champion oars
man. with Patrol Driver Walter Walker,
formerly a sailor. as second in his class.
Walker has been around the world by water
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MT. Bufn-deWlnd ~ This agile copper IS
also clever hand with the gloves. and is
known among his brother officers as Il
knocker out.
sPRTNKLE's LONG ARM
Sprinkle has a remarkable reach. AL
though his height is but 8 feet IL inches,
his muscular arms measure outstretched .
feet 1-2 inches froru finger tips to
finger tips. There Is not in this city,
perhaps. another man on or off the police
force who has such long arms. While
standing erect sprinkle's hands. hanging
down, almost touch his knees. He is
also an expert wrestler and billiard and
pool player.
The first precinct is; also provided with
a fair-sized aggregafion;of boxers. Among
The number are PatTolmen Billy Williams
and J. L. Kilmartin of the Division
beat. These Officers. with their part
ners, Hooper and Car, Father, are fre-
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"WATHRl0 Pllfico'.
ExAMEN CRtTIOO
DE LAS PRINUIPALMs THORfAa
sORRB QUE DHsCAHsA HI nDurCIo
P0LfTIoo Mop1RNo.
DON lGNACI0 DIAL GAMBIA.
,4Sfsl DuI xBoLsrA nEasll1l. ..:tI'l fUnIsts'
DxDlCAroRlA.
LA RAZoN DEL TITULO.

O&DlOATORAAs
LA RAzoN DEL TITUL0.
SUMARIo.-LuchemoA-Eld deber
cumplido.-La generaoi6n que su-
be.-Ls justicia humanA-Pretex-
sos criminslee. - La formula del
progreso.-El pEogreso y sus ma
nifestaciones.-La opinion pdblica.
I'll periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
81 pericdismo.-Lo que eG hoy Ia
prensa.-La prensa y iss leyes.-
rs politics. CUE debe ser ID
poiltica.--O6mo ne hacen los poll
ticus.-C6mo nsoen los rartidos.-
Los programs polfticoA--AItiA-
clos politicoA--M carpaval politi-
so.--Mlserias politicas. - Einoeri-
dad politica-Ranatismo politico
LA democ2aoia. a.-PrincipIos de-
mocrkticos ,--Absurdos democrAti-
cos.--Delirios democrAticoe. - La
.;bertsd dc la OAtedfa.--Lbortad
contra derecho.-La iguAldad 90
sial.-La igualdad en- 10 ASTORIA
La igualdsd ante Ia raxon.-La 90
beranis.--La demagogta.-Los hun.
nos modernos.-La revoluci6n. --
Las huelgss.-Oonfusion J oaos.--
El nihilismo.-PIopagandas demo
ledoraa Cancer social.--Antino-
mias y anoIna'isG--Hl mayor d:
los errorea. ALE 20 In anave.--Epi-
logo J conclusion.
Do veptA-Nn 10: Imprsata del
BoLxrIM MMRCAMxII.
PreOio.-Un peso einouenta can
sAvos ejemplaz.
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ascETs De HOY.

Real Orden con el dictamen de Ia
Junta Agronomiea Con sultiya de
RENO acerea de Ia memoria del In
eeniero Director della Estaei6n Agro
monica de Rio piedras ST. Lope,
Tuero, sobre eI cu.tivo de Il eafa dc
at1cary modo de tratar y eombatil
Ia enfermedad de la misma.
Sc anuncis que estz vacsnte !;
Notaria de Jaruco Cubal. Ia era
debe proveerse por concurto.
Convocatoria del Apostadefo de !,
Habana para cubfir ror oposicion
diez plaras de teroefos naqulnistai
de Ia Armada del mismo.
Subastas.
Providencias judieiales.
Ayuntamientos.
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Leemos en- el Figaro qle la Soctt.
dad de Terapeutica dos;metrica, cu'
20 exito aumcnt, de ak, p,ra aho,
ha dado un esplen lido banllete n
los salones del hotci Terminus 4
que han sido prem iados en- su Coz :
curse annual.
Sc han heeho nrmernsos br;n lis
kxito creciente t'e IA Soc edad ~ r
los Doctores Legrix, Galopi n, Do>e' ,
Emilio Gautier, Charpcntcr. etc.
Al hnal, y b;iAdando al potvear T
1e la Medicina dosimetrica, HI S, o
nuy aplaldido Monsieur Charis S
-hantsAud, inventor del Sedlitz.
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uNTRADAS Da TRAvASfA
Niuguns.
aH1RADAS IN OADOTAJ1
Nlngona.
sALID q Dn YRAvnafA.

Para Osdss y escalas. vspor
espsfiol 'Catalu1s despachsdo
Dor Sobrinos de EIquisgs. l q
as6car 116 kilos, SO s,s cafe 854S
kiios. Por Planas Rolos y Oom-
pafiia l saco cafe 90 kilos ait
aEtcar 749 kilos. Por 8 de VJaD
de = o. l25 sIs cafe 1885 H os l26
sls CocoA Por ] Ochoa , ID nno,
20 sl cafe $500 kllos. Por ei Teso-
rego General de Hsciends "a cts pr
SOS meilcanos. Para SsvlllA POI
SobIinos % Esquisgs, l64 sIs CO.
cor, l25 sacos caf6 lO5I6 kllos.
Para Malaga por 8 de Esquiaga 10
Els car6 1910 kIios. Por J Osnos }
Homo los SIS cate $500 kilos. POI
lLopes V..iamii y 90 5 al cAf6 49s
lknos ll3 Sc Az1oas l27s5 ktios'
For S nc Vtjande J % iOJ sls este
l9259 kIlos. Para Alia.nte po' >
DC Esquisga 70 sls cafe 5679 kio'
las sls as1car 26l8 ki.os. Par
| bstetci0ub pn =. Cebdef W
Oa.Aarri, 126 sls As6car l4O42 kilo
Ahnmsda , 20 IL 80 cafe 1881 H
lies. PoE A Vicente y 90 10 -
1880 kilos. Ror Juan PsEs y Mas
l5S sls cafe 5O24 kIos. Por 8 d
| Vsjande !, 90, 20l sls cafe 1928 b
los. Por b. de Ezqnisgs. 4OO sl
eAfe 32i00 kilos. Por J. . hoa
iHmDo. 100 sls eai6 $500 kiios o.
1, as astisar 7I7O0 kilos. Por j. ]
4 Sllvs y 20 100 sls ale s442 kiloi
sou s,s ar6cas $3.50 kllos Pr A
kansehenp.sG, 10 sls cafe 1920 b
.o., 2O90 sls aadssr IA $50 kilo'
Il aALIDAs Do oABoTAJA
Il HiDgnna.
Il DESP ACHADOS
u EingaRo.
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Las R6f0rnas isl ST Haula
rsTuDIO CRxTICo
DON IGNACl0 DIAz GANEJA.
Director del BoLETIN HERcAEflb
DE PUERTO-R ROO

Tai es 10 portsda de I'M foileto
que acaba de editarse On esta CO.
%. obra del Director del BoL1Tn
MxBcAnrn. Contiene 60 paginal
do lecsurA en- 4e mayor, y, como
90 ba snunciado, se dediea 81 ilus-
tre Jefs del Partido "UDi6n Cons
.itucionar" de Cubs. Excmo 81
MARQUES de Apssteguia. Contie'
no 81 siguiepte programa:
"Dedicatoria. - Pre'udios. -
DssarroIlo del plan.-ConEi.iera
ciones.--El preGmbulo sxposici6n.
-LoG MnnIc,pios.--La Canars
Tnsuisr.-Ei Consejo.-El Gober'
nador Gsnerai.--Ls historia. La
eeaIidad.-La yAxon supsemA.--
Ia Rsparsclon >.
e. foilsto % ofrece On las o.
uientes condicionss:
On elem plar.--....... SO sts
Con el re.rato del autOr. - Z"
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K LOS DEVOTOS
DEL ShNTO PATRIARCH
"SAN JOsEo

La Asociaci6a de seHofas, esiable
eida en- Ia raroquia 6e Sta. Msfia
de los Remedies sCatcdfal j. celebfa-
ri Ia fiesta de 50 Sanio pstrOno con
novenAs. las que dsrsn prisdp'O d
dfa iofd del ecfriente ( las Aete fnenos
euarto de Ia nsHana. II ic { Las &c
misa sclemoe. estan6o 81 panegifiee
& cargo del ofsdor ssgfads Csnonigs
Pecinteciario de 70 Saats Igies;a ca
tedral, Sc. dcn Felix Banot.
La PrrStktsfl.
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ALIAAlQUlS PARA 1896.

De plsgo. sos sl sAnsosal. da-
90 Assron6mleos, 6sstas rslig.o
~ y e6slsIss. sse, y B!osts. Dc
sariadas ieTmAs Y sisgAntss ero
~ alsgorleos. dssds Vi mas lu
go 81 MAJ sSoadmiso, peso 10
acs OsI.Oa : tseogldos. hallaass I
De ysndsn - sssa | n prsa.A.
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SEskalz b CO.
-5.-THTUAN-it;

lmportsdores en- granda escs,..
dc mercancias de todas rrooeden.
ciae.
Sue ttendas De detail EA LIZ
NLnOTRIOA y L. VILLA DF
BILBAO SON siemore Ias naior
suYtides.
I1enen euCursales lmportadora.
en- Arecibo Y Humacao.
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MORA T..

Domingo, 8. San Juan d
Dios, fundador, y San Julian, al
zobispo de Toledo.
Lunes, o.-Santa Francisco
viuda romano.
Martes, 10. San Melton y
los 40 santos martires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-08

pulantes en- el bote, el cual quedo I
merced de las olas, tomando rumbo
al N. E., sin que la salida del tren
de Arecibo Sc hubieran vuelte 4 ver
los desgraciados naufragos.
Ell buque cargaba azucar.
VELADA LfRICo DRAMATIcA. -
Hemos sido invitados para la que
tendr4 efecto maiiana, del corris nte,
en- el Centro de Coamo, beneflclo
del artista D. Francisco Salazar.
Ell programa es interesante.
Agradecidos 4 la invitacion.
AScENso.-Han ascendido a Capi
tanes los primeros tenientes don Ka-
mon Lopez de Sola, don Jose Orru
tia, don Juan Lopez de Sola, don Jo-
Sc Buj Piquer, don Pedro Lara Perez,
don Miguel Herrero Delgado y don
Alfonso Ferrer Montilla.
Les felicitamos.
DIcTAMEN. -Publica la Gaest< de
hoy el luminoso dictamen emitIdo per
la Junta Agronomica Consultiva del
Reino acerca de la importante Memo
ria de nuestro distinguido amigo u.
Fernando Lopez Tuero, 1ngeniero
Director de Ia Estacion Agronomica
de Riopiedras, sobre el cultiyo de Ia
cana de az1car, 81 enfermedad y mo-
do de tratarla y combatirla.
Reproduciremos gustosos dicho die
tAmen, que es tan interesante como
halagieno y honroso para nuestro cl-
tado amigo.
VApoR coRREo "CATALUNA".-|
Salio hoy, al medic dia, para la Pc
ninsula. No 10 habia verifcado a 81
debido tempo causa de la gan ma.
rejada que hacia peligroaa Ia boca del
puerto.
Una persona con tendencias a vol
verse tisica Sc debilita primero, des-
pues viene la demacracion del SEM
blante, seguida de perdidas de carne
y de peso.
La Emulsion de Scott contrarres
ia aquellas funestas tendencias.
Don Ramon Sotolongo, DR.. en- Me-
dicina y Cirujia.
Certifca Que hace diez amos usa
en- su clientele la Emulsion de Scott |
de acite higado de bacalao con hipo
fosftos de cal y de sosa, en- todos los
casos de raquitisimo, tuberculosis VI
habiendo obtenido de di-
cho medicamento resultados sorpren-
denies.
Y para que conste donde convenga
.xpide la presente en- San Antonio dc
Rio Blanco del Norte, Cuba, a 8 de
[unio de 1894. DR.. Ramon Soto
ongo.
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