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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-11
At u. WILLS, ALBANY, OR.

At E. u. WILLS, ALBAN OK.
$500 buys good Mandolin with book.
$500 buys a good new Guitar with book.
Sl.oo buys Is choice "cat.gut" Banjo lst
strings.
Sl,oo buys IL choice "cat-gut" Violin Z
strings.
81. 90 buys a fine Violin with bow.
Is cts buys one dozen steel Violin lst or
+ 2nd strings.
SOS, 90 buys a 5.drawer sewing machine;
high arm, light running; guaranteed
five years.
sgPrices on Pianos, Organs. Banjos,
sent ON application.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-11

"Money does not circulate. "
Certainly not. When wolves
yelp, sheep are safest in the pen,
and when the howl of the profes-
sional haven'tgots is heard in the
land, capital flies to cover.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-11
Philomath Items.
Granger, Ore, Sept. 9TH, 90.

Our public school will open next Tues
day.
E. L. Dixon and family returned from
Siletz Saturday.
VIM. Green has moved into the VIM
Bethers property.
Mrs. L. D. Boles and children are Wis
iting at Summit.
Horace Underhill, of Summit, was in
the city Saturday.
Rev. Brownwell preached in Keezel
chapel on Sabbath.
Editor Robinson has located in the l..
Watkins residence
Misses Eva and Fannie Akin, of Sher-
idan, are in the city.
N. Dixon and family are visiting rel.
atives at Five Rivers.
The Rebekahs held an ice cream So
cial Wednesday night.
Bishop Dillon and Rev. Brownwell
were at Newport last week.
Mr.. Lytle is little better and there is
slight hopes that he will recover.
Editor Robinson's family from Ka-
lama, Wash, arrived here last week.
Mrs. Sadie Stroup Gilbert, of Albany,
was the guest of Mrs. Wilson Scott last
week.
Bishop Dillon lectured in Whitney's
hall Monday evening on the subject of
free silver.
Married, at the residence of the Rev.
H. L. Bell, September sd, G. Doak Gray
and Miss Aldie A. Dixon.
Mrs. Ada Sneak and Misses. Lettie and
Edith Sneak, and Mrs. H. Buoy and
daughter Jessie, are at Sodaville.
cit is immaterfal In my Judgment
W neither the wool grower receives any
benefit from the tariff on wool or not;
whether he does or does not am
for free wool.''-Extract from William
j. Bryan's speech in congress, January
27th, 1894; Congressional Record Fifty
third Congress, second session. Vol. 36,
No. 36, p. 1854.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-11
For Sale or Trade.

A ten. acre prune orchard near CORVALLIS,
trees six and seven years old, must be sold
soon as owner desires to leave, or will trade
for residence property located in any pros
porous Willamette valley town. Address
"Orchard," care this paper.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-11
her funds.

don Financial News.
These clippings" that were
NOT published in any paper Eu-
ropean or American, illustrate the
methods that the sound money
press could pursue, were it as dis
honest and desperate as the Bry-
an papers.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-11

Kindly excuse the space I occupy with
reference to John Henry. We Alsea folks
are the best people on earth and our sole pur-
pose of existing is to make people happy
and John Henry is only happy when he is
noticed in the ''nooze" papers. John speaks
scornfully of our alleged "English Ideas,"
and John is consistent. To insure himself
against English ideas, he refrains from pos
sesslng any. John Henry is talking for
Bryan, taking unfair advantage Of the boys
being SO far away. I have no interest in
John Henry's political views, except to in
sist, as duty owe my party, that he is in
no sense a republican. ISAAC.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-11

Guns and ammunition Of all kinds for
sale at hard time prices at Simpson, Huston
u Co.'s.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-11
Alsea Jottings.

Miss Julia Fullerton made q flying trip
to Corvallis Friday.
Mrs. Bud Chandler and children left
Friday for the hop yards.
| Miss Maria Allen left Friday for Corval-
lis, where she will visit her niece, Mrs. Will
liams, of the Vincent House.
Mr.. David Ruble and daughter, Miss
Vina, and Mrs. Sina Evans. of Waldport,
are visiting Orange and Bilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slough returned last week
from hop yard near Eugene. They re-
port too much W work for too little pay.
Mr.. Vidito is driving a spick and span
new hack to and from Philomath. A load
of the fair ones accompany him on each
of his trips. We would enjoy being stage
driver il we could have such interesting
company.
Little Miss Myrtle Vidito left Monday
for Portland, where she is to spend the
school year with her sister, Mrs. Rachel
Murry. We are sorry to have tho little
maid leave us, but hope she will have
good time, and return next June, happy
and greatly improved in her studies.
We are told that Mr.. Goose has pur-
chased piece Of railroad land in upper AL
sea. While we are glad to hear of new
comers, we regret very much this arrival,
as the land is occupied by Mr.. w. w. Gay,
who has wife and four small children, and
no place to go. We wish Mr.. Goose had
flown further before folding his wings.
| A friend of ours had occasion to pass a
group of men, while attending to some bus
mess in one Of our towns, and, stopping,
found they were boosting" the boy orator.
One man with large voice, asked, "Who
are for Bryan" and every man said, CT"
"Where are the Mckinley men?" asked
another, and man in the crowd answered,
cat work." So it is everywhere. The
idlers talk for free silver, while hard money
men are at work earning honest money for
honest labor.
The dance at Mr.. Dick Zahn's was vari
ETY. affair. 1t appears that Mr.. Dick became
quite sweet on one of the fair German dam
sells and was her frequent partner. The lady
became tired Of his attentions and refused
to dance with him longer, which enraged
our gay bachelor and he ordered all the peo-
pie to leave the house instanter. Some of
the boys tried to quiet him. bnt he only
grew madder, and ran in to get his gun,
but being prevented, returned with his arms
full of beer bottles, and his mouth full Of
curses. When Greek meets Greek, then
comes the tug Of war, and when Dutch
meets Dutch, down goes the sauer kraut and
out comes the beer bottles.
OLD INNOCENCE.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1896-09-11
Wanted Idea !':: r.: !: s: ss!s;

PrOtect your Ideas; they may bring you wealth
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN q Coz Patent Attor
neys, Washington, D. e. for their q 800 prize ofsl
and list Of two hundred hventions wanted.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-18
EDUCATING HIs WoRKMgN.

President of Railroad Lectures His Elm
 ployes on the Money Question.
 KANSAS CIrY, Ang. 18.-A. k. Still well, president of the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf railroad. is the first employer of any large number of men In this vicinity to begin an active and open political campaign among the men whose labor he hires. Sunday all the railroad shopmen at Pittsburg, Kan Kansas City and intermediate points, besides other employees of the road, al- together numbering several hundred, were given holiday and free trans portation to Paramount Park. When they arrived there Mir. Stillwell ap- peared before them at the Auditorium and delivered an address on his opinion of the free silver craze" <" as he termed it. Mir. Stillwell declared that the free silver agitation had done more harm to the laboringman-had taken more bread out of his mouth--than the civil war He assured his employees that they could never see any free silyerrnen at the head of any great enterprises that develop the country and give work to the labor ingman. He urged his employees not te cast their ballots in favor of policy that would drive capital away from tn, country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-18
J. w. SCALES. Specialist m the diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat and Nose. Office over Anderson-Meyer
 Drug Company. PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS.

pioyes Of MT. Walkers establishment oheered the party as they left the grounds. The candidates, Mrs. Bryan, Mr Walker and Mir Outright, Bryan's private secretary, took the train as far as Yonkers and there took day line boat for Poughkeepsie. At Yonkers few people knew of their coming, and there was little demonstration. Pas sengers on the boat cheered the party as they came across the gangplank The party arrived at Poughkeepsie shortly after noon, and from there took the train to Tarrytown, the nearest railroad point to Upper Red Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-18
They Will Meet Today In
 State Convention.
THE ATTENDANCE WILL BE LARGE

Hundreds Already on the Ground and
 Lively Scenes Around the Hotels-Can-
 dIdates For Various Positions Work
 jag Hard Among DeIegates-Hot Fight
 For Chairman Executive Committee.
 FoRT WORTH, Aug 1S.-Delegates are pouring into the city for the Democratic state convention which will meet here today. There is quite a stir around the hotels, and from present indications the convention will be a large one.
 Various candidates are here mingling with the delegates to get votes for the places they are seeking They all seem to be in good humor and each and everyone elated over their present chances.
 Chairman Dudley will call the meet ing to order, and if the slate is not broken, Mir Pendleton will be temporary chairman and Mr. Potter permanent chairman, though if Mr. Foster is put in the race for permanent chairman he will give Mir Potter good race.
 The fight for chairman of the state Democratic executive committee has narrowed to MT. Blake of Mexia and Mir. Bookhout of Dallas, with chances favering Blake. Mir. Moore, who has been in the race, it is understood will withdraw However, there is no telling how things will stand should he still be in the race.
 The fight for railway commissioners will be the battle of the convention. Reagan and Mayfield seem to be leading for two of the three members, but the third is considerably in doubt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-18

Ing the whole story of the happenings of those four eventful days of May dozens of times over, only to be met with suspicious looks and piled with suspicious questions. Detectives dogged his footsteps. Men pointed him out to each other as he passed Reyolting criminal characters leered at him and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-18
BRYAN PARTY LEAVES lRvINaToN.

At MT. Walkers Request No Demon
 strations Were Made as They Left.
 YoNKERs, N. Y, Aug. 1S.-William J. Bryan and party, including Mrs. Bryan and MT. Sewall, left John Bris- ben Walkers home at 1ryington early yesterday. At MT. Walkers request the people of Irvington refrained from mak- ing any demonstration, and there were but few people at the depot. The em-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
Sc VENDE.

Una hca compucsta de 100 cuer-
IA' dc teeno, &c las cuales 90 o 70
esian lncaas de cafe, cuentan va tres
amos y haHempezado a dar granos.
Esta hnca ca radicada en- la jurio-
diecion dc ljardo, hacia la parte dc
Naguabo, tie su casa para mayor
iomo y aqua abundancla por todos
-ados. Sc tA<ta adcmAs al que Ia
eompre la mana dc haccrse dc 25o
-lefdas mas d'terreno vlrgen y &c
monte espeso G abundantes made.
ras. que co!indalcon Ia nlisma hnca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
burladas sus esperanza, legitimas, J

burladas sus esperanzas legitimas, y
aplazados los mas solemnes of,eci
mientos de Ia Metropoli. Ell partido
liberal de 1873, que. mas afortunado,
ha visto como sc han cumplido y Sc
cumplen aquellas promesas, no rom
pera su bandera, nj cedera el campo
a los que vienen & malograr nuestra
trabajosa cosecha, 4 hacernos cejar en-
la senda del progreso pacifco, arrui
mar la TERRA y a nublar la perspective
de nuestros destinos con horribles es-
pectos la miseria, Ia anarquia y la
barbarle.
"Habana, Abril 4 de 1895.
Jose Maria Galvez.-Carlos Sala
drigas. Juan Bautista Armenteros.-
Luis Armenteros Labrador. Manuel
Rafael Angulo. = Gonzalo Arostegui.
Jose Bruzon.-Jose Maria Carbo
nell.-Jose de C'rdenas y Cassie -
Raimundo Cabrera.-Leopoldo Can
cio.-Jose A. del Cueto.-- Marques
de Esteban.-Rafael Fernandez de
Castro. = Carlos Fonts y Sterling. =
Jose Fernandez Pellon.-Antonio Go
vim y Torres. Gi6eyga.-Joa-
quln Giell y Rente.-Jose Maria Gar
cia Montes-Jose Hernandez Abreu.
Jose Silverio Jorrln.-- Manuel Fran
cisco Lamar. r.-Hern1inio C. Leyva.
Ricardo del Monte.-Federico Mar
tinez Quintana. 20 Rafael Montoro.--
Jose Rafael Montalvo.-Antonio Me-
sa y Domlnguez. .-Ram6D PE,eS Tr~-
IiL0.-Pedro A. Perez. - Leopoldo
Sols Emilio Terry.-Diegs Tama-
yo - Miguel Francisco V0nat. Il
Francisco Zayas. Carlos de Zaldo."
EI ApATR MENDo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
OPHRAOIoNEs DE BUQUMs EN Pro
TRAvRsfA.

Bsrg. esp "Juanita," eargsn-
do.
Yep esp Manuela osrgaudo.
Berg. esp. "Saoastiano," cargan
do.
Col. amer. "Mary Fermers," del
cargsndo.
vap. esp. MARTIN Saenz." de6
cAggando.
OABoTAJ9.
Col. esp: "Iudia," carga para
Ponce.
Col. esp. "Anita," oarga para
Agusdtila y Maysguez.
Col. esp. Aletante carga para
Areoibo
Col. esp "Borinquen" cargo pa
"a Aguadilla J MsysgueE
CO.. esp. "Enoarnaci6n,' carge
para Arroyo y Ponce.
BlEa. esp. Terrible" cA'ga para
Arr yo.
/ 60. tsp. "Iaabe'a" csrga para
sDueos J Humacao.
Gol. cap. "Oarmellta" carga para
eolbo.
'op. esp. Vssco. cargendo.
ara. esp. "kelna Gel Mar" Car
6 ray RA baja.
Gi esp Elena, pendie4te.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
UN COMERCIANTE AGRAOGGIO0.


En- el semanario "El Domingo" ,
que Sc publica en- Ia ciudad de Duran
90, Mexico leimos recientt mente ell ar
ticulo one con gusto publicamos ense.
guida:
El seiior Jesus Teran es un conner
ciante bien conocido ell easi TODD el
Estado de Durango y residente en- San
Juan del Rio, poblaclon del mismo es
tado. Sabiendo que este sefior Sc ha
bia curado POGO tempo ha por un
mstodo sencillisimo, Sc le interrog0
sobre el particular, y el expaciente hi
10 la siguiente reIacion, que deben
aprovechar los que sufran del mismo
modo.
Dijo el senior Teran:
"Hacia diez amos que venia pade-
ciendo unos dolores en- todo el cuerpo
que me mortihcaban en- sumo grado.
Tan agudos eran veces estos dolores
que no era yo dueiio de mis- acciones.
Uniase esta enfermedad unas acedias
que me molestaban en- extreme. Stem
pre- tenia NAL gusto en- la boca, SEM
sacion muy desagradable en- sI esto-
mago y di6cultad para tomar aiimen
tos, pues casi todo me sentaba NAL.
IIabia perdido el apetito y en- gene
raj era 20 un ser desgraclado y con
denado a sufrir. Ben comprendera
Vd que en- mis- dieE amos de enterme-
dad no dejaria de tomar medicinas
La verdad es que tome muchos RENE
dios sin cue ninguno de elos me ali
Vase. Por fortuna, vino mis- manos
TN librito que describe los maraviIlo-
SOS resultados obtenidos con el uso de
las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. William s.
Comence tomH estas pildoras, y en-
dos meses consegui con elias 10 que
no habia podido conseguir en- diez
amos con otros remedios. Han desa-
parecido los dolores y el NAL de este
maso con Ia accdia todo 20 demas.
Como bien y duermo mejor y todo 10
debo la n digiosI IS Pildoras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams"
81 aiguna persona desea ccnvencer
Sc Ce la vera dad de este testimonio
debe dirigirse al Sr Jesus Team, co
merciante en- San Juan del Rio, Es-
tado de Durango, kepsblica Mexica-
ma, 8 al senor Louis Meraz, tambien
comerciante radicado en- el mIsmC
punto. Este ultimo vende las Pildo
ras Rosadas del DR.. Williams y dice
que no existe Iemedio ninguno tan
popular y de tanta venta.
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams contlenen en- foIma condensa-
da los elementos necesarios para daI
nueva vida y riqueza a Id sangre
para restablecer los nervioS. son esPe
cifcoinfalible para intermediates comC
la ataxis locomotriE, parslisis parcl4!
bale de san Vito, ciauca, neutAle =
rcumatismo, dolores dc Cabeza net
viosos, palpitacion del corazon, cuti
palido y anemico, frlaldad dc IS ma
nos y de los pies, NAL dc eatomago y
toda clase de debilidad cn ambos sc
KOS.
Todas las farmacias dc este pat
venden las Pildorss RoSadas del DR.
Williams. Cualquiera persona CUE
tenga dihcultad en- adquirirlas. debt
dirigirse la casa DR.. Williams Me-
dicine Co., dc Schenectady. New
York, y serA avisada donde eomptAi-
las. La miSma casa cucnta con ~
departamento medico para 4teaGc
RyaIHGIam. 4 las consuat4s de J..
pacientes, donde quiefa Qao s. e.
cuentren.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

RECoMKSDAnos Ia b ges,saa
Ulrici, que es m naevo metsc@acsiu
cue bisn puede cAlshcafse DC eae44
en- las eniermedades Del Hs.s~s<s =
de asombrosos fesu.;AdoL II eKsfs-
sado remcdio &C adminas,sA q oA.r4s
y su inventor garan,ita J. Caf.s. a -
las personas que 10 user, y g. A-s.2 .
mejoria desde 10 pnmef@ GA.
Este aiau4ado sspeoai<o - ts>+a,s ,
vsnds en- Puerto kIeo u. Es1ei Ga.
liermsty.
A LOS. ESyKsnos pEL a. 1A-
Co.-Se les recomiend4 mseAo. m=
chisimo, el "a si4ma4o l-aa ga
tsmaeAl dc S2saI es C-ss<A -
veata en- Ia FafmaelA Dss4s, 94a
|ssso 81,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
"Buenos Aires, & s. de EzQulags

"Buenos Aires, & s. de Ezqulsga
ccu carga general para varios.
De New Yok, vap. ing. "Apka
di8,' Latimsg y Fernandez, co..
cagga geneTai para varios.
RsgaanAs pE OABOTAJB.
Col. ssp. "OonoepCi5u" do Vega
bajs.
Col. ear. III ragoza," de Vieques.
Col. ssp. ''trovidencia, de Fajss
do.
sALIDks DE ZaAV1sIA.
Para Areoibc, vap. esp. "panli
na," ssespachado pos 8. de Ezqnia~
gs, ooa cargs dc tEansito.
PRS. FarnauAlna, gel. amer. BsI
ia Wasnsr, dsspaoaais por Mullen.
b IF : KosbeF, On lastre.
Para Habaua, vap. esp. "Baeuof
despaohado por s. do EE-
qu'ag2, 81 sIs cafe 5555 K los. P,
Lopsz Viilsmii y o., 276 sls cafe
l3848 kios. Por 4humada y O.
l9 sia uafe 1452 kiios. Por j. 0 =hoa |
? Hmno, 80 SIS cafe 1900 k los. Po1
oerra y PRIau, 81 pasas taoAot
1857 k'ios, 173 sis maiz 1885 kiit g.
oor Pianss Rojo y o., 55 pAoas
;shaeo $500 kilos. Por Oaldss J
Jc, % sls msiz 4413 kilos.
GALJDAs tn UABOTAJN.
Col. esp 30. de Maris. para Agus
lila y Mayagiies.
Bars. esp. Noeva Flor, pars Fs
ardo.
Col. esp. DOLORES" para Hams
&C.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
"W5T2RL 90 p LG7It0"
FIX p MEN CRtTICO
DE- LAS PRIKCIPALEH TRORfAH
soSEB 9UE DEaCAEsA FL EDIPICIO
PoL1rIoo AoDHRzo,
Don lGNkCl0 DlAI GAMBIA.
E.~nI sb, ~I.4I1a EJa.lsrl4 ria 'Inos&s
DRpiCATOIA.
La EALOA DKL TTTULo~

SUAARIo.-LucAemoA-Eldeb~ deb~r
oumpudo.-La generAclon Que au-
be.-L-A juEuclA AumAnA-Prrtnx-
.os eTimina ales. - La formula dal
prog rcso. FL peogreso y sas ma
lies .se4oneA LA opinl6n pc b.Ica.
- IA lscG.J4lAIno. -- 10 que deb~ ser
al pc,sodama-Lo que q hoy n
pE, nsA---L~A psens4 j "a .ey1A-
- po.l.-cA-Lo qac deoc scg Ia
~o.Iuo~- - ON'f-o e AA@ea Ios poll
,ie>A1- Como a~ec4 !os pAgslaoa-
La pEogrAmAA po4a4coA-Ar.lr-
slos poll .AooA- =. eAInAval polfa-
D. >- A-ao:lAs Po.lsaeAs. ~-- H.aorri-
I'D poAiGseA -~EA-At4aao po.fuar
Ia dsE-oG<A<4A-- Ft.Ae. paoa de-
--.> sra q a 4 bsafles den u.s.Ass
GA. -- 4JS~.!toa 4e2oSsa!aez.. -
.Ff4A- @s - tA@xs1!A-L-u-e. u-e..A.
.ss4 - 4cge~-o- -- 4.@ 14A.A.l so
i. 49, -- a ~~2-s- SC a A-saax.A-
s.~A@4sa. - .s b FAkA54 --- - NO
/ -esA--.@- --- - ~se-@~e - - A.-s 60
| "a sN-~.es- "a --- - gex0. g essla. -
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: -.- --~.--a-- --. 81 - 49, s Aa 80,
s.. fs= ---%. sAs ess as~a4 a. Z H..
-@-A4 a@4@4A- &A g. ~~AY. Z
st.- "a A~~A - - 4Are.-aS,
4 q J Se.@-e- .-As~ T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

Il 1NTERESANTE.-Para Ia cenServ
eion de los sellos de gonna es indi
} pensable que Ia tinta que con ellos
emplea sea especial.
4 En- el BOLEr1N MERCANTIL, do
Lynn Sucesora de Morris, Sc vende
tinta especial y de superior calida
para seilos dc gonna, y almohadills
permanentes de todos tamaiios y &C
lores. Con cl uso dc dicha tinta S
eonsetva la elasticidad de los sello
que Sc hacCn latacab!es por los insec
tos.
SALUDo.-Hemos tenido ell gust,
de saludar ell esta Imprenta a nues
tro destinguido amigo corre.is siona
rio, don Salvador NJ 5, vetelano ,
honorable iefe de! Partido en- Caguas
LIE acompanaca su digno hijo 81 Sc
nor Lcdo. don Ose.
| D. Salvador Mas es el subscription
mas antigua que tlene Ell la IsIa e
BOLETIN.
va sabe tan buen amigo cuante
aqui Sc lc estima.
LA CONAEMORACION De Los
muertos. -Eu vista de Id satistactoria
sanidad de que Sc goza, el sehor Al
calde sc ha servido autorizar al vecin-
dario para que pueda concurrir los
ccmenterios de esta ciudad y Santur-
ce, con el fin de adornar los panteo-
mes, nichos y sepu'turaS de sus res
pectivos duenos, J Sc celebren las hes-
tas religiosas de costumbre por los
muertos en- los dlas y de Noviem-
bre proXlmo
R. |. P.-En ell caserio de Palo-
seco ha dejado de existir el exceiente
ciudadano don Matlas Genoves, en-.
tusiasta Ohclal del 20 Battalion de
Voluntarlos.
En- SD entlerro, que fue concurridi-
simo, Sc ie rindiero on los honores Dc
Oruenanza.
Descanse en- c. SenOr.
Nuestias frases de condolencia 4 su
triste tannlla.
GRACIAa. Las enyiamos EXPIRE
sivas 4 la dlstlngIlda sonora dona
Clemencia DavlIa dc Slmonet, Pre-
sldenta del Asilo La Carload" d.
Humacao, po: habe-nos bsequiado
con el Dille1e humero 5,5II al 5,52OI
correspondence q la ri4 del precloso |
reioj de oro que 5. NJ la Reina sc |
digno rcgalar . benehclo Vel m.ncio
nado ASuo.
Como se comprenders, dstinase 4
sste el producto dc Ia rlta.
BlEN vENIDOs.-Entre los 1asa
jeros que llegaron aver de la PGin-
sula en- el Buenos Aires sc r
cuentran nuestros estimables amige
don Antonio del Vale, dueno del
reputado establecimIento de esta Ca
pltai {" La HlJa de Borinquen, dou
.uauricio AldamIz, tamDIen del CO
mercio de esta plaza. don Severn
SAenz Cabczon, Teniente dc EJer
Ito, don Lorenzo OrlOl, cmpleado
de Hacienda.
keclDan nucstro atento saludo C
oienvcnIda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23
Ell AGATE MENDo.

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en- otra parte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-23

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