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accepted. and she had to let the house 60.
In the meantime Mrs sartoris came over
TO this country and she wished to live at
Washington. Mrs. Grant had found that
the climate of New York was such that
she could live there but a few months
In the year, and she had hence bought the
house in which she is now living. She told
me that she liked Washington very much.
that some of the pleasantest days of her
life had been spent here. and that she had
regretted much when General Grants presi-
Dental term had come to an end and she
had to leave.
IN closing my interview 1 asked Mrs.
me that Jesse and Ulysses. jr.. are doing
well in San Diego, where they are largely
interested IN real estate. and are aiding in
building up that city, which they believe
will be one OF the greatest on the Pacific
slope. She is much interested In Cot Fred
Grant, and in his work in New York city.
which she, in connection with many others
who know what Colonel Grant is doing,
thinks is hardly appreciated by the republic.
The truth, as I learned from well-posted
outside parties. and not from Mrs. Grant, is
that Colonel Grant is one of the hardest
workers on the police force. Many or the
lines Of policy and some of the best move
ments that have been made in connection
with the Improvements of the New York
city government were suggested by him,
and a great part OF the active work Of the
board is done by him. While Mr.. Roose-
Welt and the other commissioners have been
tearing the air and making speeches. he has
been working. and. with the modesty of his
father. has made no fuss about doing what
he considered to be his duty. Mrs. Grant
tells me that Colonel Fred grows more like
his father every year in both looks and
actions. and he has, she evidently believes,
inherited much of his fathers ability.
FRANK G.. CARPENTER.
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SHORT SUNDAY STORIES.

I'VE haven't wanted for gas at our house
this winter" said a citizen who was stand
ing with a dozen others on the platform Of
a Pennsylvania-st car, because they
could not get inside. Everybody looked at
the speaker in amazement. The conductor
dropped nickel.
Have you had your burners cleaned?'
asked another man, rather sarcastically,
putting emphasis on the word burners.
mo, have not had the burners cleaned,
and have not bored out the mixers. If that
is what you mean." was the reply. 1--WE
have had plenty of gas this winter and We
have not suffered day."
The expressions of wonder and amaze
ment heard about the man who had spoken
so were sufficient entreaty for him to con-
tinue.
1--WE commenced right at our house when
gas first came to the city," said the man
who enjoys plenty Of gas. II employed
first-class plumber to pipe my house and I
personally supervised the job saw that
pipe of a good quality and OF a sufficient
size was put in and I also saw that II was
put in properly. / believe that one third
OF the complaints heard are due to poor
piping. When gas came we all were In a
great rush to get ready for It, Everybody
went to work piping for 1t, and know of
several biacksmiths and carpenters who ad-
vertised themselves as expert gas filters
There was a great deal OF cheap and poor
work done. / know the pressure Is not
what 1T was. but / believe many OF you
would be better off If you had good work in
your gas-piping."
The man who had no complaint got off
the car and the eyes Of those on the plat
form followed him, as IL, perhaps, he had
spoken the truth. Someone revived the con-
versetion by asking:
II wonder if that man is a PLUMBER
A tall, clerical-looking individual stood at
one of the hotel news stands last evening,
looking with great interest upon a picture
on the front page Of a theatrical paper.
This picture was likeness of well-known
representation of Svengali, the eccentric
gentleman who figures so prominently in
the life of Trilby. The clerical-looking gen.
tleman examined every feature of the horri-
5le-looking individual and then asked the
clerk:
Whose picture is that?"
THAT is the celebrated Mr. Svengali" re-
piled the clerk, thinking the gentleman was
joking.
''Oh. yes. 1T seems to me 1 have heard Of
him., replied the gentleman reffectively,
and then, after atsilence, he continued
He is musician or something Of that
Yes. Mr.. Svengali was a great artist, a
very fine musicien." explained the clerk.
remember now" said the man, as If
light had entered under his hat; ''he is the
man who plays the piano here tonight and
people are complaining because he charges
s. a seat"
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January Sale of Mems WHITE SHIRTS
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good elephant is Of such value that his
health Is not to be risked lightly, and in
deed, after we had seen what they could do.
we were inclined to go further and say
well-trained elephant is absolutely invalu-
able for heavy labor in a climate such as
that in which he finds his natural home
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breaking the Vow.

Chicago Post.
"Well?"
'sWeil?"
A pause.
"Chilly?''
yen"
Another pause.
s'Still auit?''
yep"
A dismal cough.
II caught cold the first thing"
$50 did T.
Cant break 1t up
Neither can J..
A brief interval OF silence
II know what's good for IL"
so do -
Another interval.
shall weT
sYep."
And 50 the New Years vow was broke
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THE JANUARY
LINEN SALE

We have made extensive preparations for
the greatest Linen sale IN the history OF
our store Most everything advertised here
is new; all received especially for this jan
uary Linen sale.
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o Chronicle.

CHICAGO Chronicle.
II Is pleasant 70 learn from a contempo-
rary that "a typicaly well maided woman
= Mrs John D. Rockefeller. Doubtless
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las to Napier's peninsalar war;" contin-
ued Mrs. Grant II doubt whether the
learned president was nearly so well post
ed upon it as the General 1 remember
that he read this during the earlier days of
our marriage, and not only read it, but
made copious note from il. He was well
posted on all military works and upon all
kinds of literature. Why. he has read
thousands OF pages aloud to me- My eyes
have never been very strong. and during
tho greater part of our life he read for
hours to me every evening. While we were
at Galena he read all the speeches in Con-
gress from both sides. and was. perhaps
as well posted on public questions at that
time as any woman n the country His
reading covered wide range. Ii embraced
all the great histories. He had read most
of the novels of Dickens and Thackeray
aloud to me, and 1 doubt whether there
was better read public man in the United
States than he was"
GENERAL GRANTS TOMB.
The conversation here turned to the Cen
erals death, and asked Mrs. Grant wheth-
err, having now moved TO Washington. she
would not prefer to have him buried at Ar
lington rather than at New York. She re-
piled that she did not wish any change
made. She said she could so to New York
TO visit his grave. and that she hoped his
resting place would never be changed. She
then told me how she happened to come to
Washington. saying that she had not in
tended selling her New York house. but
that being told that purchaser wanted it,
in order to save discussion she had fixed a
price upon 1t so high that she did not
fhfnL anvona would taxa IL She had aulod
$4,000 for tt. To her surprise this offer was
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5000 pieces of new Embroidery go on sale
Monday morning. You will find some ex-
celent value at lc, Sc, sc, Sc. 10c. and up tc
soc a yard. All new goods from the very
latest importations.
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Muslin UnderWearSale


You will find the Muslin Underwear
Department prepared to serve you we'll
large stock. splendid assortments.
There is no skimping in sizes, materials
or workmanship.
NIGHT GOWNS
AT Csc. of muslin, double yoke back and
front, wide cambria ruffie at neck ana
wrists.
At soc, Of Muslin; Mother Hubbard yoke.
composed of plaits, full length and VIDE
skirt, cambria ruffle at neck, yoke and
wrists.
AT 75c of Muslin, in various style collars
of cambria. embroidery yokes and trimmed
cuffs.
At soc, of muslin. v yoke Of fancy tucking
At 81. of Cambria six different styles at
this price, various yokes and trimmings
SKIRTS.
At soc. good Muslin. two styles, one with
as asa dee1 rue OF of sce
At sec, of Muslin, trimmed with 9-inch en-
broidery founce, neat hem and four plalts.
Beautiful styles in Skirts at 81, Sl.2o ana
$3.50.
CHEMIsEs.
At 25c, of Muslin, finished with cambria
ruffies
At 35c, of Muslin, with fancy yokes of
lace and embroidery.
At soc, fine Muslin. three styles yokes,
laces and embroidered.
At soc, of Muslin. and circular yokes OF
At ST. of Cambria. Skirt Length Chemises,
fancy plaits and 4-inch embroidery.
DRAWERS.
At 19c, of Muslin, cut wide, lace trimmed
and finished with hemmed plaits.
At 45c of Muslin, yoke band, deep hem,
4 tucks and 4-inch embroidery.
Splendid values up to 81 a pair.
January Corset Sale
Every desirable style in Corsets will be
always the lowest.
January Embroidery Sale
5000 pieces of new Embroidery go sale
Monday morning. You will find some ex-
cellent value at 1c, &c. &c, SC, 1Oc. and up to
SOC a yard. All new goods from the very
latest importations.
January Sale of Mems WHITE SHIRTS
At 25c, Mems White Unlaundered Shirts.
cut full SIZE well made. reinforced 'front.'
sizes Is to IL.
At s5c or for ST. splendid quality muslin,
fine bosom and bands, reinforced front and
back
White Shirt in the city at anywhere near
this price; guaranteed pure linen bosom, re-
inforced front and back, fine, soft finish
bosom, all patent stay bands;
EQUALS the usual 81 grade: make and fit
the best; 200 linen bosom, New York mills
Muslin, perfect shirt at a low price.
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annual January Muslin Underwear Sale

OF ALL
WINTER GOODS
UNDERWEAR.
soc Ladies. Winter Ribbed Union Suits
sss Misses winter-weight Ribbed Union
iSo Ladies winter-weight Ribbed Vests
reduced to 10c.
zoe Childrens winter-weight Ribbed Vests
and Pants, sizes Is. Is 20, reduced to l0c
CSC Children's al-Wool Scarlet and Grey
Underwear, sizes 16. is, 20. now l7c.
25c Mems heavy White Merino Underwear
now 10c.
HOSIERY.
1sc Misses all-wool Cachmere Ribbed
Seamless Hose. sizes to S1s. now lie.
19c Ladies Black Cashmere Hose reduced
to lie.
BLANKET BARGAINS.
$3.50 all-Wool White full 1o-4 size Blank
cts reduced to, per pair, SlS6
CSC full size White or Grey Heavy Cotton
Blankets reduced to, per pair, 49c
CANTON FLANNELs.
121zc double faced plain colored Canton
FlannelS reduced TO &c.
Sc unbleached Canton Flannel reduced to
315c.
SC bleached Canton Flannel reduced 10 DC.
BOYS CLOTHING.
81 Boys Knee Pants Suits reduced to soc.
$3.50 Boys Finest Chevot and Cashmere
Knee Pants Suits reduced to $l9s.
Tremendous Reductions In
BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS.
$3.50 Suits reduced to H9S.
S Suits reduced to $3.50.
$3.50 Suits reduced to a9S.
uox., Oxercoats MT One-HaIf Former
Prices.
BOYS FLANNEL WAISTS AT Csc.
IT'S Boys Flannel Shirt Waists that have
been selling from soc to 81 to be closed out
at 25c.
BOYS PERCALE SHIRT WAISTS, 25c.
50 dozen Boys fine French Percale. regular
SOC Waists. at 2oc.
CARDIGAN JACKETS.
75c Cardigan Jackets at soc.
SIS Cardigan Jackets at Toe.
WINTER GLOVES.
1sc Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, 1oc.
ice Ladies' feece-lined Gloves, llc
25c Ladies' Cashmere Gloves, 19c. :.
25c Mems Jersey Gloves, 15c.
soc Mems Scotch Wool Gloves, 2c.
soc to Toe Mems Leather-lined Gloves re-
duced to 2c.
In the CLOAK DEPARTMENT
The Cloak STOCK must De solo, IrlceS are
now less than one-half what they were
earlier in the season.
s15 ELECTRIC SEAL CAPEs, $6.9S.
% inches long 140-inch sweep-a beauti-
| full, stylish garment at very moderate
price.
$3.50 BEAVER CAPES, $3.4S.
Double Beaver Capes, Satin trimmed. this
seasons styles.
$3.50 BEAVER CAPEs, $1.9s.
Double Beaver Cape. velvet collar-a great
bargain.
TIC LADIES' WRAPPERS AT SOC.
Dark patterns, good Calico, large sleeves,
| full fronts-very. very cheap.
81 80 LADIES' WRAPPERS, Csc.
Fast Black Calico Wrappers, lined
throughout sailor collars and fancy yokes.
60 LADIES' WRAPPERS, $1.19.
Outing Flannel Wrappers, large sleeves,
| fancy trimmed stylish design.
81 to $50 CHILDREN's DRESSES, zoe.
| Newest styles, lined waists, fancy braid
| trimmed, choice now 59c.
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en- resumidas cuentas me siento
,omo si solo tuv e'a veinte an ot
De edad". no obstants de Qus como
{ past de TODD 10 que apetezco
siando mucho de 10 que como ma>
In digestc, segdu me parece. Qt-
dan vds. en- libertad pa "a pub.lc. +
este tastmonio de gratitud para
DON ell Jarabe Curative de Ia NJ
DIE Seigal, condics6n que Vds. soI'
hag~n uso mia iniclsles, paes o
que Ia oiudad y mi profession Is, n
s0fc'entes para toto ell muudo q 9
guerra hacevme asu,a p7eguut.
(Firmsndc) ? J. L. Pte.ki.t4r ,
Ep'ls, Provlocis z ,ragoz~, 20 de
Febrero de 1857.
El padeciu iento de nuestro co.
rres. outsl tue indigestion 6 dis-
pepsla cr6lics, ton sus dssastrosos
etectos en- todo el kistema. Cnsn o
sutri6 y Sc mortifi - 6 msmo va
nos 10 dice /; ninguna otra enfer-
medad Intervene tsnto Gon ell ira
bsjo y echs 8 perder ell scsiego }
ls felieldad humans, oomo ests
enfermedad de que hsb!amOs.
Ossi todo el mnndo sufre de ellis,
no pasa por alto 6 nadie es el
enemIgo de Ia juvertud y de Ia
vejeS, ouslquiera que sea 81 trabsjo
de los empleados, ya sea CON el
entendimiento 6 tisioamente 8 de
ambos mod0s.
Por siglo han buscado los hom
5res co vano un remedio hasta ell
encuentro atortuDado del Jarabe
Curative de la Mscfe Sei gel. El
gran 6xito de esta mediciDa en- Gu
car los peoTes casos queda atesti-
guado por toda Ia gente del mundo.
81 a:guno de Vds. esta enfesmo
40 debe hesitar en- tomarlo inmes
diatamente.
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THNEDURIA DE 1BROH, POI
LEY DE- HxrRoP1AOI0H
FORZOSA.
00D1ao DE ooH1Rc1o. "ai-
ronS.
NUEvO OoDIeO DIR JUsTI-
CLA MILITAR, an0tadO p0r el
Doctor R. 6&nches do GOaha, re-
da0tor de L. Revistsa do loa Tri-
Dnnales".
OODIGO DE CodNROIo, odi-
clon de bolsillo.
OODiGO PENAL DR. CUBAY
FUARTO-RIOO.
%OODIGO PENAL De CUBA Y
PUnRTO-RIOO, por la BibliOtecN
judicial.
FORMULARIos' De 1o Ul-
VII, "Abella"
MANUAL DEL SRORETA-
BIO, "AbellA'.
DRkNOHO ApRIEISTRATI-
~ 6ACAA&
6EGLAMENTO DE LAS Ca
RR ERAS CIvIL2S DE ULTRA
Ek8.
-kY DE OAzA. parA Cuba y
P7erJo,- kloo.
TLOkkc 7 LA6RIkAH. Dor
D. Domingo L.. HernAndez.
PORN ULAR1U Criminal, pol
ADeIla
I'D. MAglsGfai, por Bouchas tat.
HIB1UkIA NATURAL 1ol
PeredA.
AK1TMETICA, AlgsbEa = Gso-
H0sriS, Hox CA4dlL.
E1LODOTlA, por u rsdrs Oe-
te1l4Gs
HkAHArlOA fRAauEEAA, poz
OlleaaoEd y bc1oI
obAAATIOA IH6 Lk1A. pC
tbAxfA
skAMATloA AUsIoAL, po.
krJLss1r0
UO1JJ6O OIv1L. -- EuetA e6i.
etoL Ono4ai rsfoRmA11M-
4 AkITMhfIUA. OoZtaGAY.
DtuOI0aAklO Dn LA LINN
u Y - OAcIkL.L-AHA 4, pos ~ Ava
daAmiA.
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LIMA Oh OAIBARMR.

Todoa los lunss 1 las de la tsrds
saldrG ~ vapcr que, tocaado lee mAftss
IN 10 Isabella dc bagua, usgark 4 Oai.
baRisn Loo ml&ecolss.
Rstornara A!isnao ds Uaibarisn let
iusves, lespuSs Dc ID llsgsds del trsp
Dc pss4jsros, con sseala "a Hagua, j
'isgArA I In HabsnA loo Visrnss.
Todos lca visFnsa lAs Q Dc u tsfde
ealdrG otro vspoF que toeas6. en- Isabsls
ns eAguA los skaadeA , negHri I Oai
saTisn los DOmlgoA.
zfscruSrA "a Rstofno sAlisRdo d Oai-
arisn loo nErtsa, depu6s do L. nsgsds
4sl trsn Dc psAslsroe, tocarl On Eaga4
nsgAr4 / la HsbanE Loo milresls1
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.ESCRIBANIAS'

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas sun extenso yllvariadO
surtido. Las hay de: multitud de pre-
clos, desde Is 0entavOs hasta e. y
veinte y cinco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujosas. En Sinteros de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucho.
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IIBROGa.
Rn 10 Imprenta del BoIxa4a &C
han reeibido los siguientess

U6digo Penal refermado en- 1870
OH las variaciones introdueidax en-
ei mismo por la ley de IL dc s3ulio
de 1875, ooncordsdo y come&tado
para 81 mejor inGeAgenoio r sAcl
aplicaci0n, CON una nUltit2a do
ejemplos y cuestiones pracuess ex-
tractadas dc 10 jurisprudanOil ea6a-
blecida p0F el Tribunal 9se20
en- mas ce cinco mil 49, v die
tadas en- mstelis ; .a,-<..s.sa, oRi-
mtnai doxde 1870 -, y GSla
lurisprudencia fran Avs - aGo ~
sos no resueltos A6n cGx &. Egss&:z y
que dimanan de arh sI:1g Gel 90.
cigo francis, cue guar. II eo1trsesa
identidad J anslogfA con les Gel
Codigo eapahoi, seguid> 0s 1a ex-
tenso y mir ucioso reper. orio alta
beti5o DO lss mismas y dc Til apHn
dioe CON las Ieyes penales CSgetas~
e. dc oontfsbandO y defraL n ssf
ierroe.rrilea, montes, leg al. -
les y muninl2al, casa y peec~, ley
sobre pro ,eeciSn . los nj6os de g
de Julio dc 1873, y sobre usufpa-
ci6n y falsi6caci6n de patentos dc
50 del propiC mes J aho, anotadas
y Oomsntsdaa CON In jurispruden-
ola del Trbanal Supreme.
Obra utilisima los sehores Ma
gistrados, Jurados, Jueoea, Fisoa-
lee, lndiyiduos del Cuerpo Juridico
Milt5sr y demkx iunciOnaFios en-
csfgsdos Dc In AplioAci6n Do N ley,
j nuy par aeularmenie ! 20 sei0-
koe Letfsdoa. defeAsoees q acusa-
dorcs ca oaass criminal. yA NdAs
sQuellAs pelaOp ~ qua dssensAs
Do eonOeer el Oodigo y u Jnaiapgn
eeaoiA, 40 hAA podido hEes r dc
llos un eseudso ESPECIAL. Iof ei
RxcmO sr ID. Balvador VlsdA y VI
llascca, Msglst ado del Tribunal
buprenso } D.pul~do 4 Oorf-sa.-.Ul'
tima odIoson. euasso t0snoA.
OOAPILAOiOH dc "a dirposi
cionoa oTgag.oss de In Adminaxs
si6E as JasaasA e. - psoYtnuaail
de UlRarasr, pFos<didA DO naA la
srodaecl0n hAss*nsrH, anosAda J
soncoss' asiA egrn 10 legtslne'on 50 -
.oT j - Us y PaniasQiA ! cor To-
s3~ lngs Ealea, J sos IA sis ~
| iDs Gpsa A e-s. esgs pxeaas sS@ Il Il
Icy de uu.feana6n d@ ~ De AZ sss&
o. tsSA, sl dsarsse ssy DC en- plea
9es ds UtsrAaa4s y las dsmas dla
poaaa0Rns vigsnbA, pog As&ol
hAAaAas 0o4sA. aax.llsx Ga MlEa
Isxrao i. tsfs<Aa , gnssiaAs ! Il aak
lUg Dc 10 . hewisae Dc 10 Tx.baAa
w". kiicina d. l19i
lPMDA0o9iOA, Eos doa JssS 80
leaas y 6uAasAes Dc 50@0~Ra.
h1PkmyOzIO DN JUkIS
lFRUUknCIA - mAaxsiA sstanlnAI
Il0smnlto pOs uns IsAia as Aeegs
Ias,a. 1eie IL GassezA0n - 4on VI
Inste kOnasp taasang so@gssna
as~As u aAo lsfv ! insA : tans
IpAeA
lVMIMkIAAk Afsxa
| maAN, tAAsAso Fssas
| F.HsOA ! qaAmAsA. Fsstm.
| TA ALIAS g leSAgsa3a<. -
LES Asas@aas~
| IAhAUlkIA - absss. U@.a
lkka.
| ALIAS Gs Asa9Eatsa Ussv~Mm
- gnssse - - msgas taA~eaI
~ sxsagas . Ass ass@Asss tavssA
- msess gEa@sa - - EKa d
awFatss ksA.1asssss. -
MeaasAM.
- t@U AAstL i ANa~s -
sMaa4 sessses8
LAsgs - iaa4N
= - - Aass*vs.
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aladrado For una sola hoja,
6 prop6sito para minutas, 10
bres de ohcios, etc.
De venta en- esta Imprenta
Or. Director del BoLETfN NEh-
CAETh."
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LINEA DR PUERTO-RIOO.

Ealer los dias 10 80 les vsporss
que hacen 81 servicio do Oorreos.
Fl del dis 10 toca IN Nusvitas, Gibs.
n, BarAcos, GuantGnamo, Ouba, Oabo
HAitisno , Pcrt-eu-P Prinee Pusrto Pls.
e, Ponce, MAyagdsx, Agusdilla J San
Juan Do Puerto Rico. Al rstoFao hArA
sscsls en- los mismos pusrtos. q
Ill del din 80 ifa por Nusvit 80, C
bara, Barscos. Gusnt&nano, Cub San
to Domingo, Ponce, NayAguex, Aqua
dilla y San Jusn de PasTto- Rico, Y
niendo por Loo nsi*nos pusrtos.
RstoEDersn sesisadc 6s Puafto. Bic 0
Los siss 81 Y 5 rsspsetivamsnts: tosa
I'm on Onba los sias 80 y ., IIsgsudo
& ID Habana sn 's~s fschss eorrsspon.
dieatsa de- Sv IL 10 cnda mes.
Giaguno do essoa dor sspCsss tcssrA
. D setoF0o sn Guantknamo.
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DOLORES KK TUBOS

PhRA LA PIETURA AL OIAEO ]
LA CUARELA, EE AOABAN DI
REOIBIR. EG R6TA MPk1NIk
Hollis (tsskss
Est6n.
BlAneo De plata
Blaneo de ploms
BlAnee Dc sins.
Axal sslsstsl
ASul Dc eoDaltss
AaRl 10 Prus,A.
OAstaAo (trxs I'd Aarts
OnStaAs foie.
OAstAAo d Var Dyrk
0Arnin q usmad..H
0afEia d rubis- -.
0snixa Gaal.
bsfE4sii5h
Sat2gxmbA-
ara Dc fRynA
lSGige,
h@.As.lis csescmiss
h1aaillo e ef 1sas ear
ARsrli4s Dc ssos~a s&<.a
AKaAFs.io in6ians.
AnAsilis - haDslss
LAss qssmnAA
LAAA eaTminaA.
Lns fabls
LAen amaTiIa
LAes ef1inATis
LAes visanAA.
HsgTs q maraL
hsgfs - 4E:naas
Oese eAAtAAA
Osts smartile
Usss fsjs.
Oess ls RAJ
UltTamMF
fislfs Gs Aisn
k<gs - H~.srss
Hos - Vsa~saA.
cAagrs - Dssgsl
bsElA
EsDss selsgs1Aa-t
1amaSks
nsssss sssss- Il
1isfa d Onass
TisTFs as Delssas.
Ilssn - Iisiis Asiss.
nsFs q is4iis .ssnAz..
hssfs - ss1 Dfa sek.f...l
nssts - -. sYs ss4m.A.s
Ilssfs - Seas a.sss.I.
IIsfss z. nasaa ss4A.l..
sssuslsk1,
bss@stsss l1gss4
4. ,s s..z'.... - -.'s''sA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-16
LUZ BRILLANTE..@.s y
La luz EN- Ell MUNDO De. iOssNEegclOs.
AgE1rE PARA ACUMBRAD9 DF IFAMlIIA5.

LibTs as' sspl6 si6M'.s
usmbnsti6a.. ..s1peStSMAae
SIN hume NJ M0l 66sS
Este aceite, sprouuete
de una fahricsei6 On asya
cisl 60 igual,s sine suPe
rior a los que DO impor
ten del eyteanjero Bajo
dive,sos nem bres J n aR
saa, tanfo pcr sus GUAM.
dsdes luminicsA como
por lasegurldadeus Off
90 & loa consumidorae
Nuestros precios sen
mucho mas reducidos
que los de Las InArcas
Bxtranjerss, que con es
1e mayor prscio no be .
dan 4 los censumidoIeG
ventajaa de- niAguaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-16
IO9E II. SILVA
TETUAN W>-OAPITAL

onasuads d. Miss, nAs Iasss
~iaoaistA, Agsaie phAa 81 d
Il Oonpakia gsaseai TrAs 'aAsn-
aslyaposss fEaAsssss), Oorsaspea
- ~ 0ssAit Lyoaaalsds Para. H.
sr<@nUtanss De 10 xstAblssmas.<
N O.ll ds PAria, Do - Us@-
80 da Rexusos eontsa inesniioa
MorWieh Uai6a, ysila Oomp.
a ssDaaolA t" AiiAzss 1e 49, ass-
80 ! q BaEsalonA.t szSsas sn-
1Iw.Agasbwa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-16
LINEA DE CUBA

LlegarAn SOLO hssta S.Atisgo de Cubs
Loo vspores que sslsh los dias S, Is y 2s.
Los dc los diAs 5 y:,25, toesrAn sr
Nuevista Puerto Padre, Gibsfa, Maya.
RI, Bsracos, Guantanamo y Cuba
El dia Is hAra lss mismhs eecalas
& exception de Ia de MsyAri, y ademGs
tocacA en- SaguA de Tanamo.
Todos retornar&D ysrifcsndo sus 90.
Hdas dc Cuba los diAs Is, IS y :, sfec.
tuGndose Las sntradas on In Hnbans
On las fechss correspondence Do 10,
50 y Q de- cadA mes. J
NinguRo DO sstos vaporsa tocsfA !
% retorno On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-16

para peri6dicos 6 impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, EN- envases de- todo
peso. De colores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarillo, verde y chocolate.
Estas dltimas en- envases d.. 300 gra-
mos y IL kilO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-16
aENOIGADOR

9Ets empress tisns 81 vHpsr AaUi
LA. rotsnts para Iemolquss pos In
sostss de setA lslA, y habilitAnde 1
ombas para sehiq,as ' ttilss para nj
vHlEen.o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-16
tt N T L

para :escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas, En- potes pequenos hay in>
fnidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-16

DoCTRlAA GIg1lLA
.pOR GIL ESTEVE.

:, Nueva:..edic'6p Psrfeetamsnts
. smpreaa J sncuadsrnad. sa car
t6n. a NUFVK PESOS grassa
fernando 10 grassas % hass
m bnen descuento.
De vsnta On ssta Imprsnh.