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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27
ELoPBD WITH Il DRUmMER.
hdnoher Stochdale of San Miguel d
Pursuit of His Fife.

Ptrsuit of HIS Wife.
SAN JOSE, CAL, May &c. A. Stock
dale, rancher near San Miguel, San Luis
Oblspo County, was in this city to-day
looking for his wife, who, he claims, ran
away three weeks ago with +. L. Merrill,
clothing -drummer of San Fra ncisco. He
says his wife deserted him about year
ago for Merr i'll, but subseouentIy returned
home and all was forgiven. Three weeks
ago she again left home, taking their
three-year-old son with her.
The couple were located in San Fran
cisco, but when Stockdale arrived they
had left. Stockdale says he is not very
anxious to recover his wife, but he wants
TO gain possession OF his boy and settle
things with Merrill.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27
Advises Greater Liberality in the
Cause of the Heather
HcrdeS.
DIR. Ollie ON LEADERSHIP.
Educated Young Men Christ's Strongest
Veomen-A Sermon on the
Mount.

CAZADERO, CAL, May pa change
was made to-day FROM the regular order
of the course of the Intercollegiate Y. NJ.
c. A. Conference, the presidents confer
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27
NEW TO-DAY.
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp
The boys are
Marching.

Cheer up comrades they will come
And beneath the starry flag
We shall breathe the air again
OF the freemen in beloved home
But alasl Countless thousands did live to breathe
the reemans air for which they bled the starry flag
waves their silent graves.
While marching to honor the dead heroes
who fought and bled in freedoms cause" let us if pos
s1be, go costumed IN garments whose sterling quality
and unfading blue is typical of brethrens noble
courage and the undyng remembrance that their due
Such are the famous OREGON CITY WOODEN
single or double breasted $500.
Medium weight single breasted, So go Double
breasted $40. 90.
Trimmings and workmanship guaranteed equal to
that oft priced custom tailor About ONE
retail price.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27

and st. James streets, was entered by I
burglars last night. A large quantity of
canned fruits, 300 cigars and about SIS In
money was taken.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27
STOLEN JEWELS RECOVERED.

The House Of Burglar Rasded or San
Jose Officers.
SAN JOSE, CAL, May ga. Sanchez.
Mexican who has been disposing of con-
siderable iewelry in Chinatown of late,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27
Looted on Burglars.

SAN JOSE, CAL. May 26.-John Caval-
laro's grocery-store. at the corner of Fifth
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

WA SRusaI1tO Ferry.
from San Francisco, Comm n ing March 90 1884
WEEKDAYS.
For MIL valley and San Rafael = TOO, aS.On
1910 1uilo, II as, A. n: %1:46, sac, A:Ik
bib. 80 100, - :35 p. NJ.
Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, WOdnanp
days and Saturdays at IL 80 P. II.
SUNDAYS.
1eE MIL valley and San Rafael-sS 100, $500
lO;oO, II 40 4: NJ; %*l2 3D. " go, s2:lb sl:O6
9;o0 o;4o, $3.50 P. n. Extra trip TO 9ausalito a
Trains marked run to San Quentin. Ssl2.sa
IN does net run to Mill Valley
THROUGH TRAINS
800 7. n weekdays--(. azadero and vv Az ,ta4tn..
~ A. =. Sundays-Cazadero aud way stationa
Nv =. :. sondays-PoinE Reyes ana way stations,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27
W eak Men and W omen

SHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERs. THE
Strength to the Sexual Organs -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27

SANTA FE EXPRESS
To Chicago via A. & p. Direct Line
Leaves every day at p NJ, carrying Pullman
Palace Sleepers and Tourist Sleepers to Chicago
via kansas City without change Annex cars for
Denver and st. Louis
The PoDuar SANTA FE ROUTE EXCUR-
SIoNS leave every WEDNESDAY for BOSTON
with the very latest uptodate upholstered tourist
sleepers, in charge OF experienced agents. running
through 10 destination
The best railway from California to the East
New rails, new ties; no DUST interesting scenery;
and good meals in Harvey's dinlng-roons.
Ticket Ohdce-644 Market Street,
Chronicle Building
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27
URE2S-

Lost Manhood Nervous Debility, Blues Meanchoa Constpa
ton Falling Sensations Dizziness Lack of Energy Lack of
Power Lack Capacity Nervous Twtchng the Eyes and
other Hudan Nervousness Huyan develops and
weak organs you suffering bad dreams if
you always feel blue tired and disconsoa you looking
into the depths of despair you should great Hudyan
Hudyan only be had of the old Hudson Medical Institute
Write call for
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27

Stops the of the body is thoroughly in the
body Hdan rematureness of the discharge twenty
days Hudyan is the remedy you need you lack VIM
energy when your powers falling. Hudyan
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27

The singular discovery Pf the
old Hudsonian doctors lip the
marvel of the nineteenth GEN.
fury. This wonderful remPdio-
treatment, Hudyan, is the hbrm-
less remedy that has beeIh in
use for a sufficient time toIplace
the Hudscnian discovererS in
the front rank of specialists.
Hudyan is always used in those
cases where Hudyan would be
indicated. Hudyan is not for
sale by Tom, Dick and Harry.
You get Hudyan direct from the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27

CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
from SAN FRAEClSO0-Foo! Of Market Street (Slip 81
.!;l6 900 u:00A.M. si:oo s2:oo 1900
400 1000 ssooPx
from 0AKLAHD-Foot Of Broadway 900 500
lo:00A.M. 1890 100 TACO $500 t4:eo
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27

Hudson Medical Institute, or you don't get It.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-27
Atlantic
AND
Pacific
RAILROAD

Trains leave from and arrive .
at Market-Street Ferry. 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20

and great improvement in the condi- tion Of all staple crops is reported in all sections of the State, but chiefly in the west portions, where the rains were greatly needed.
 Cotton and corn have made good growth, and are generally well cul- tiyated. In all parts of Lee, Monroe and Phillips counties crops are some what grassy from too frequent showers of the past week.
 Irish potatoes are greatly i'm proved over last week, but in q few localities rain came too late 10 pre- vent a decided loss. Sweet potatoes have been set out generally, and are doing well. Wheat and oats were benefited somewhat by the rains, but these crops will be ordinary.
 Fruit is falling from the trees in many localities, and the outlook is not as encouraging as it was two weeks ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20
THE LAST DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET IN
 KENTUCKY.
Secretary Carlisle Refutes the Story that He Scratched
 Hardin.

Since the election last November the report has been industrionsly circulated in Kentucky that Secre. tary Carlisle did not vote the Demo- cratic State ticket at that election, says the Courier-Journal. Gather ing boldness feom Mir. Carlisle's silence, this charge was presently enlarged into an assertion that Mir. Carlisle voted the Republican State ticket.
 Mr. Carlisle would give no state ment to the press as to the truth or falsity of these reports, declining to discuss them, or to voluntarily take any public notic of uDcalled-for att tempts to put his Democracy on trial. But he has not hesitated to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20
ANT BUILT THAT WAY
DIDN'T TRY TO "SLiP IN," SAYS MIR.
 c. N HART.
A Few Words From Him Relative to the Use of His Name in the Late
 School Election.

Editor Graphic.
 Because of misunderstanding the facts, there have been some un- pleasant criticisms about my part in the School Directors election held last Saturday. 1 therefore make this statement: l was not a candidate, and knew nothing of my name be- ing used until at noon, when friend enroute to dinner called and said: "They are voting for you for School Director" l thought nothing more about it until late in the afternoon went to the barber shop and saw there was some excitement over it.. There was no caucus on the part of my friends, and no understanding whatever, and just how the matter started I do not know, and have not seen man who does know. To prove that it was somewhat an accident, some that voted in the morning for the regular candidates were active in the afternoon in telling voters they were running me.
 | was solicited long before the election 10 run, but declined OH the grounds that politics is not good for public schools, and l had no objec- ton whatever to the gentlemen then before the people, bntif had known there were so many anxious TOT me to run, I would have announced for the position, and then no one could have fasely accused me or try int to .'slip in am not built that way, and I don't have to slip and slide slyly through the world, as some of our people would make be- lieye.
 It was bad judgment putting me in the race at the last moment; stiii [ thank all for their good intentions and the compliment paid me.
 Yours, q. N. HART.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20
FREE SILVERITES.
Have Control of the Democratic
 Convention in Iowa.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, May 20. The
 free silverites have control of the
 Democratsc State Convention in
 session here today for the selection
 of delegates at-large to Chicago by
 D majority of more than 175 dele
 gates. Despite the overwhelming
 odds, however, the sound money
 men do not purpose to go down
 without struggle and in the early
 hours of the convention, under the leadership of J. J. Richardson, of the national committee, the single standard forces stubbornly con
 tested every inch Of ground with their white metal adversaries. A bolt of the sound money forces when the committee on resolutions sub- mits it's report is extremely likely. It was almost an hour after noon when tho convention was called to order by Sam Wright, who had been previously designated as tenn porarJ chairman The convention hall was packed with delegates and valiant adherents of the party who in spite of the dissension in the ranks, joined in giving rousing welcomes to the party leaders as they made their appearance on the platform. The calling of the roll occupied nearly an hour and after the appointment of committees and other routine matters had been dis posed of brief recess was agreed on.
 The conyention viii declare for Boies for the presidency, though the venerable ex-governor is not mak- ing any active canvass for the honor and declined to allow his sup porters to open convention head- quarters for the purpose of pushing his candidacy. However, with the adoption of silver platform by the State convention, he has signified his willingness to have his name put to the National convention, and unless present plans slip cog or two the delegates-at-large will be given instructions to present "Old Horace's" name and stand by it first, last and all the time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20
RETURNED AGAINST WILEY
 G00DE THIS MORNING.
One Charges Him with Murder in the First Degree and the Other Two are for Assault with
 Intent to Kill.

The special Grand Jury returned three indictments against Wiley Goode, the ex-policeman and ex- deputy constable, about l0 o'clock this morning.
 The first indictment is for murder in the first degree for the willful kill ing of Frank Howe by shooting him through the stomach and bowels with deadly weapon on Friday, May 15, 1896.
 The second and third indictments each charge him with assault with intent to kill two Chinamen, Quong Wah and Lung Tom, in the Chinese restaurant on the the same day
 It will be impossible for Goode to escape these indictments. He may not be hung, because of the absence of malice in che killing of Frank Howe, but it will be impossible for him to escape the State penitentiary for q long term Ol years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20

answer personalinquiries on the sub ject and recently, in answer to m inquiry from Mir. Irwin Halsey, of Lexington, as to whether he had voted for Brady, he stated that he did not vote for Gov Bradley or for any other candidate on the Re publican ticket This reply was published in the Gourier-J ournal.
 But the Halsey telegram did not seem tocover rtheeasefulIy with those who doubted, and Mir. Johns. RLea, of Russellyille, one ofthe most active free-silver men in Kentucky, wrote to Secretary Carlisle 0 letterin which he asked him the direct question as
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20

to whether he voted for F. ". Har- din and the entire Democratic ticket at the November election, 1895.
 Secretary Garlisle's reply to this has been given out by MT. Rhea for publication. 1t is as follows:
 WASHINGTON, n. C., May 3, lS96.-- Hon. John s. Rhea, RusseIlvilIe, Ky, Dear Sir:-Yourfavor of theGth inst, is just received. Notwithstanding the industrious and persistent cir culation of reports to the contrary, l voted the entire Democratic ticket, State and municipal, at the last November election in Kentucky.
 Very truly yours,
 J. G. CARLISLE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20
CROPS FLOURISHING.
The Weekly Crop Bulletin Gives Encouraging News
 of Growing Crops.
1.-THE ROCK, May 19, 1896.

I4IG f Iit ttOtA, AitS A"t ioDo'
 For the week ending Monday, May IS. the daily mean temperature aver aged about [ degrees per day above the normal, notwithstanding the fapt that the 18th and l4th were cooler than usual. The precipitation and sunshine were about the normal, though in the central and southeast ern parts of the State less than the oyerape amount of rain fell Fms was more than made up, however by the generous showers over tle western portion of the State where it was most needed.
 The following amounts oi raihiai' are reported during the week ending 7 a.m.. May IS: Brinkley, l.5o ihches' Forrest City, 152; Fort smith, l.9s' Helena, o. .43; Little Rock, 0n' Nal yern. I. 20. Newport, l. .50; Pine bi'lll' n KS: Prescott. SI, Russellyiile, i.ze' Texarkana, l. 70, Warren, O.s2.
 The weather was favorable for cui- tiyation and growth of all crops
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20
A Birthday Celebration.

Yesterday (Tuesday) Capt. T. r. Burks celebrated his 5lst birthday by giving q private dining to few of his friends. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. John r. Marsh, Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Hall. Mr. aad Mrs, Q. " . Alexander and Capt. Burks. wife and family. We extend our eongratuia- tions and wish Capt. Burks man y re- turns of hls birthday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20

Mrs. Sam Hardin desires to return thanks through the columns o1 the GRAPHIC to the many friends of the family who have been so kind to her husband during his conflnment 10 his room, caused by injuries sns= tained in runaway last Sunday, due mention of which was made in these columns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-05-20
FOUND.
\ '0S' l9 Years of Age, F'a'd Near pastoria.

',''ay \, afternoon d colored
 Arthur Anderson, aged
 ,,'sa 'ss's' went swimming in
 ''saS liver near pastoria Is''Wned. N Yesterday morn
 }, was fonna by his broth E' ,a' U the river about a. mile E 1'''e \ Of the accident.
 |,.s, sgos' Who was in that < |e'p,'e'''ay, ',,s' held an inquest l,ss,s s' and, ]. M. McphaiI,s. |s p,.l Ben Franklin and Mr. ! taa. ss'''and township, are
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-25

| Enjuiolamiento civil, por Salce
do, l tCm0.
Ley de enjniCiamiento civil, En-
Ito Reue, 6 tomos
Legislation Hipoteoaria por Ga.
lendo, 4 tomos
Ley Hipotecaria con Reglameps
o, por MOresl, l tomo.
Atanceles jGdiciales para 10 trl-
minal.
Taoticas de ReO uta, ::4O.cte.
ldem SeCci0n J Conpanla. 60 cts.
ldem Battalion, 80 o.s.
Manual de- Oiages de tropa 2 tos
lncs 5 2-75.
Codlgoa de Justici& Militia, 30
CsGt&vOs.
L5bFos para Ia academia
preparatoria.
AEltm6 6tjoa, por Sail
nae, tOmU. Zs5O
Algebra, por ldem 2
GOtlo. ---...---.-.-.. w
Geometrla por Orte.
ga, z tomoR.. 900
TngronOmS trla, p0r
GomeE.y Palette, 1 Co.
hiO.- Z w
GthmAt!CR tr3nCesS,
p1I .Ofeuer0, l tono.. 500
Ts&duciCn, por TIA.
m&ala, l lomU..--- Ag25
Ar.tmetIoa, lOI O0l.
taSaH, tomo.... 15O
AigeDrS, por iQem,
tomo. 259
Ge0metri%s p0r ldem
L tOmO. 70
Geomet-ia J Trlg0-
nOmetrla, pos Gav,Ian
COuO--o o-.-~s....s.~ 3 90
ArltM6tIoR, pOr Oar
,ijn. l tom0-....-.... I 80
Algebra, po4 ldem, /
CUuOs .-ssssas. h6
GecLAetAta, pOf ldeM
L GOINO. ..--.....s. rs
GrNmAtlca tcAnCeSa.
pOr ChaE EtIesU, ] tomo Z 25
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-25

OBRAS DE DERECHO

De venta en- el BoLETIN MERoAN
| TIL:
Jurieprudenois popular por Frsl
sisco LaeGFes: "TGtels y Oonsej'
te familis," " El testamneto y /.
lerescl&," Ell matrimonio," " FL
iiacl0n- Patria- P POtestad-A Ii m 9 n
sos"
CON pilaoi6n de las disposicioneI
/ 5tganicas &c Ia Administration de
JastiCia en Uitlamar, por Ram6E
Sanchez .Ocana.
hepert0rio de Jurieprudencia er
mater ri-, criminal foEmsdo por una
lunta dc sb0gados, bsjo Ia difee.
'5i0n de don Vice nta Romero Gi-
;on: comprende desde el aiio 1876
4 1890.
Ley &c Eniuioiamiento OWL, pol
anroaa, B tomos.
Uooigo Ulvli, p0r d. Seavola, IL
.Um0s y 2 appendices.
OompilsCi6n Legislative, por Fer.
usndez, 10 tones,
C6dlgo de Oomercio, por Rome
60 Giron, l tome.
O0djg0 de juesicia nnilltar.
.Leyes civ.les de Espana, por Me.
4lnS } Matsn6u, l tomo.
C6dieo civil, por G. de las o.
SOB, l tOmO.
1nstrumentos p6blicos, por Ear
$3.50, l tomo.
Ley dc EDjuiciamientC civil, POI
il hevista dc los tTibunales,1 L tome
Oo0lgo penal para Oabs y PueE
Is, klCO, por idem idem, l tomo.
hi ab4 gado popular, por T. Hu
guet, l tcmo.
Lodiges antiques de Espans, POI
MatcelO Martinez AlCubilla, 2 to-
mGE.
D.a0iOnsrio municipal, por Ga
laL Le, 3 tCmoa.
UiCIonarlo de administrator
por AlcubiilS, 10 tomos.
Anuarlos Get 81 y 50, Alcubiile
Derec % administrative, pei
Abela, 8 toMos.
DlelorsKi9 CO farm uIarios, po
idem, l Eom0.
Manuel Gel JnzgadoS MuniCipa
les, pof lueD, l t0Ho.
M4unAl del Sccretsrio de Ayun
.amleI tos, pOf laem, :omO.
| ManueE DC luGmul4rios para Jul
ciOs olVlles, ZOE lceip, L tomo.
| MAJ ual dc toEmu4arios para i
or1maA III, puf loem. / t0r4o.
| 1Gem Go tesiameLtarias, pOr ideI
/ tCmo.
Idem de Qointas, por idem,
Itono.
| I4em de E%propiaCi6n forzoss
|poE iGem, / tomO.
Iaem de mCntes, pCE idem, / t0
Imo,
| Idem del matrim0ni0, por iden
lOmo.
! Justicia Milit0y, Nociones Tee
irico~ Praogicas dc toda clase d
krocedlmientCs. .jndiCialee, por do
Joaquin GraCla y Hernandez, 2 Il
niOs.
| Legislation. de minss, por Bray
MOih, tomo.
C0Asejo de tamilia, pOr Arce,
GUmU.
Guia de Ia Contribution Territ'
Erlai, gOE Fteixa, tomo.
DoAecho administrative, poE M
Iye-, L toA4o.
k1upedim!ent0s sClVlleg, = Crim
uaAes, Oan6nicoa, y Oontencios
aumlnlatratlvos, p0r r. .Lastres,
sUDlVS.
DsteCho pxooesal, .poE Para.
tVM0.
A1.tado de Hacienda Pdbli'
klaA,es, Z tomos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-25
La fuerza del alimento

| Las persOnss r0bnstas son aqne
ilsd qne towau y dSg'eFen alimen
g. bnenO Y uutricio. 81 eat n male
as po-que 40 debiII'au y probs bic
neGte = .'&nHa DE- SO dehiiidsd e
oi #. q Reejr Gien ei slimento qc
| toaFt}.
II eeaep0 Ge las e farme lad.
Ne @dAie:eD con mas faclhdsd
una natOra era gastada y d6ol
quo B u roGnste. III cueEpo en
debe so posee f0fIza vital sufi
oe t. lar@ reohaze 10 mientra
que o. robu to puede haoerlo.
P9S 10 t4s 20 b: Quttemos gozs
de- Duea sstud Is mems ter tone
prechnoI6n d. veE que I'll Siimeni(
que tOnl&mCa SeH uCsicO y ade.
In6s que 10 dlgerimus hlel. Si to.
mamcs siimento que nnestso es 6
msgo no puede digeEis So vuelye
vereno y nps inf4cts eun enfeme
.dade. TOd0 este los IL haa esDli.
cs0o. per0 ii no tenemos muy
b1en apetitO y no tomAmos bastan
to aIlmenfo 1eBu to que per1emoR
oSrne y t0erass y en- tai Csso 10
m&e probable es que u0s atsQueD
1t as ele medadee.
Asi es que 81 no acudImos al Ja-
tsbe Curative de Ia Madre Seiwel
noS pcontramOs entire Ia espada
J Ia pared; es deoir, 81 Gomemos
muoho DuestrO est0mago no 50 ha-
ia caPaz de hacer una buena di-
est On y reou tA que es tanto Va
pen0 que lntfOduclmOs On ei Cuer
20 On contra 81 Comemos demacia
d p co no elend0 sutiolente para
pode4 mAEtenef nuestras iuerzas
= tsmos rroponsos 6 scr viotimR
20 des6rdenes pallgrosog.
Todo esto pueds evitarse tomap-
do el Jarsbe curative dc ia Madre
Seigel pues enr6nces podremos co
mer Is cantida1 Decesaria para po-
Ger mantenernos tuertea y el dit no
Farabe ayu1ando 8 Ia diSestlon
sv.ta aus el ailmanto 60 vus. va
9Qn6nQ.
La siguieDte csqta de- Dona Do
loros HueU ; Dta1o b. lido pabli-
caaa para pAobar lo que anteeede:
"Iiaoe dos afi1s tu7e un staque
1e infoehza que descompa1o mi
.otomag0 ahDqIe en+Onees no le
1ote. Despues dc aignn tempo
'enti dolores en- la CaLeg~ y al in
'legnO paeed3 t1ve otro GtGque de
4 huepzS que me- deJ1 muchc paorI
Jue FL auterlLr Padei tetnp e. /
neDte 20 dolores 90 c9be:a, nua
os sece, mucna xpoot0rH0luu, 40 |
4. res en- iCs homtros y rnones y
oaC estJ &0OmpanadO dc una gra
lebllldad ca tQdus los miemoTOa.
Lego h&Ata sic to quito que no |
III T. copUnoar ooD M quehaca |
- O mo- ostaba COnvan4iaa uue
nj entermedAd provenia Gel est6 |
nag0 ei uaO dc sns libfOs sobre ii |
Iarsbe Curative do la Madre S.i-
gel ) crcyenGO q1e me hatia biz n
smt g 6 ). someF,o en- Eaoro 1l lmo
"a a psevtDie grScias il Dios y al
arabe ms halo compl8, q nente
cetAbIeo'da. FTmado) Dol ,res
duet y Drag6. AluaIa. "a de No.
I,embro dc 1885,"
Eeta senorita COLO la Influenza
)orQne So cuerpo estsba ep uo ea
ado demaolAdo d6bii para eslsur
q y los SiutCmAs veaeaos0s Qae ii
,nlerOn t0eron cau9 sdOa JOE ol ali
oeDt0 que nU habia sldo digerldo.
Tau pFoAtt oonl0 su estOmagO Gu
$50 q d,gellr en regla recobr6 sus
AZ EEas J su Ealud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-25
sESCRIBA.NIAS

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mIsmas uR extens0 y variado
surtido. Las hay de muItitud de- pre-.
clos, desde Is Gentavos hasta 2O y
veinte y cinco pesos, may elegante>
y lujOsas. En- tinteros de cristal de
roca Sc puede escOger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-25
UOLORkS RK TUBO8

PARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO 7
LA UUAhEA4A, 5E AUABAN DE-
RkUIB1Rk EN G5TA I'M i oEtsTA
HoAin (Sss.Ssh
BoLGn.
BAAnc0 DC plata
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-11-25
LINRA DE CUBA.

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los vnposes que enlen los dias S, Is ? S5
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Nuevieta Puerto Padre, Gibsrs, Raya.
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en las fecbss cogrsspondisntes Dc 10,
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su re$cgn0 en Guantanamo.