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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-26
IL. KELLY,
Wholesale and Retail peaief III
Groceries,. Provisions, ana Senerai
yEerchandise.

Measured by the extent of the territory
covered by its trade, as we'll as by the
magnitude of the stock carried and the
business done this is one of the most i'm
portant mercantile enterprises i'll Nevada.
The business was established in 1855 by
Charles II. Kelly, the present owner.
The stock carried is one of the largest in
the State, and includes for retail, gro
ceries, provisions and general merchan-
disc, comprising blankets, bedding, CLOTH
ing and furnishings, boots and Shoes,
hats and caps. crockery and glassware,
hardware and tinware and general sup
plies; and for Wholesale, groceries, pro-
visions, Liverpool salt, paints, Cumber-
land coal, bale rope, cigars, tobacco
wines, liquors, etc.
AS an evidence of Mr.. kelly's ability
to meet the prices of competitors, 1t IA
sufficient to state that he buys sugar.,
flour, canned goods, salt, coal, coal oil and
baling rope in ear lots largely from first
hands and that he is his own travelling
man.
The business occupies one of the larg-
est salesroom in Carson and two outside
warehouses;. The trade of this house eN-
tends to the utmost limit of the territory
commercially tributary to Carson and
beyond, and has don much to make this
so important a trade center of Nevada.
Charles ii. Kelly is al experienced and
successful merchant, a prominent and
popular citizen, a hale fellow we'll met
and a typical western man. He is known
all over Nevada and California, and is
: supposed to have been on h Pacific
Coast since the time the memory Of maj
runneth not to the contrary, and If h'
, was not born here he deserves to hsv'
: ! been.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-26

Importer and Dea;er Is. Wines
Liquors. and Cigars. Diavora.iy On-
pOsite hi Government Building.
In giving sketches of the rorresantatiys
business houses of Carson, Ibis house is
especially worthy OF MENTION, not alone
because of its important and extended
trade, but as well, because of the patriotic
interest the owner has always taken in
public affairs ana his present position as
president of our Agricultural Fair Asso-
citation.
The stock of wines, liquors and cigars.
both imported and domestic, carried by
this house is one of the best and most
complete in the State of Nevada. A. Liv-
ingston is an importer and a buyer from
first hands. An ample capital enables
him to take advantage of all discounts,
and, being his own travelling man. he
can quote prices as low as any competi-
tor can make for goods of like quality.
Mr.. Livingston is a native of Prussia.
He came to Nevada in 1861. He engaged
in business in Genoa the same year, and
was continuously in business there for
twenty years. He was county treasurer
- Us vi ~ "hha eo q"
public official justified the esteem and
confidence reposed by his fellow citizens.
Mr.. Livingston moved his business in
terests and his place Of residence to Car
son in 1889. Among other enterprises in
which he is interested, he has for the past
four years been, and is still the president
of District No. |. Agricultural Fair AssOci-
alton. OF his executive ability in this posi-
ton it is sufficient to state that when
others We're disheartened he spoke words
of cheer and by example inspired a return
ing confidence which led to success and
to clearing the Association from debt,
and it is now solvent and i'll a flOurishing
condition. He has also important min
ing and other corporate interests. is pres
ident of the LaCirande ORC Mining Com
pany and is a stakeholder and director in
the Alpine Water, Land and Reservoir
Company. He is liberal in support of all
public enterprises and is popular alike
with all classes.
In reviewing Mr.. LivingstOn's career,
we are reminded of a statement in a re-
port of one of our ~cOnsuls, viz: The Ger
man eXcelS in perseverance patience un-
der the most trying circumstances, indus
try and economy. These virtues enable
him to accomplish great results in every
country he has made his home and in
every field of industry or enterprise he
has chosen to enter
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-26
THE ARLINGTON HOUSE.
CarsOn's Leading Hotel Eirst-eIass
sample Rooms. IL GrinEnsn. prOp

"Who'er has travelled life's dull round,
Wher'er his stages may have been,
May sigh to think he still has found,
The warmest welcome at an inn.'
The Arlington House, of Carson City,
Nevada, stands easily in the front rank
as the best hotel in the State. 1t is ellg-
IDLY located, and in its appointments and
furnishings is in all respects modern and
strictly first-class. The siXty-tive guest
rooms, as well as the parlOrs and dining
room are supplied with every conVen-
fence and luxury and are models OF neat
ness and comfort. The office, reading
room, bar and billiard room are all that
can be desired. y skilled lief presides
over the culinary department, the tables
are supplied at all times with the best
the market affords, and polite and atten-
tive walters make the service as excel
lent as the fare.
The fame of the Arlington has been a
growth and is founded upon real merit.
1t is not a One-seasOn hotel, but is open
all the year round. 1t is alike popular
with commercial travellers, business men,
mining men, tourists and theg general pub
lie. 1t has rooms EN- suite, furnishes free
sample rooms for commercial travellers
and is headquarters for distinguished
citizens Of the State while at the Capitol
The Arlington is conducted by Mr.. X
Grimmon, assisted by VIM. lily, Doane
Mr.. GrimmOn gives his individual at
I IelltlOli 10 the buSlllcSS dllu ISiS dl III
innate knowledge of what goes on il
every department. His residence o
more than twenty years in Nevada ano
his connection with public affairs, no les
than the fame of The Arlington, max
him widely known. Mr.. Hy Doane wa
for a number Of years a United State
official at Carson, and was subsequent.
County Clerk of Ormsby county TO
six years. OF his special fitness for hi
present position, it may be said that h
possesses the happy faculty of impress
ing all guests of the Arlington with tn
fact tina he is especially DESTROYS
pleasing them, and each is likely to thin
himself exceptionally favored. 1t
hardly necessary to add that 80 obligin
a room-clerk is exceedingly popular wit
the travelling public.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-26
GEO. II MEYERS.
WhOIesala and Retail Dealer In Gen.
erai Merchandise. Corner Of Carson
and Sixth Streets.

Cio6 NV tHahuiSt. WI HI vi Val cOH
and Sixth Streets.
There could hardly be wanted better
evidence of the Importance of Carson as
a trade center thar the fact that the gen.
eral merchandise store of which we are
writing is the largest mercantile enter
prise in Nevada. The business was es-
tablished by the late Geo. T. Davis, who
was for many years the foremost mer-
chant Of Nevada. and, following his de-
mise, was purchased by Geo. II. Meyers,
the present owner.
The business occupies a fine fire-proof
building erected especially for the pur-
pose. The building is supplied with its
own waterwOrks, with adjoining ware
houses and all necessary c~onveniences
for serving patrons and the dispatch of
business.
The stock of goods carried is the largest
in Nevada, and includes general supplies
for The farm, the ranch, the mine, the
shop and the homes of the people. There
are staple and fancy groceries, flour, salt
meats and other provisions, hardware,
stoves and tinware, wood and willow
ware, crockery, glassware, paints, oils,
varnishes, wagons and farm implements,
powder, fuse and ammunition, black
smiths supplies, garden and field seeds,
wines, liquors and cigars, etc, etc.
Besides the immense stock of general
staples, which are purchased very largely
in car load lots and direct from the pro
ducers. Mr.. Meyers is agent for the
Deere Implement Company, the Oliver
Chilled PlOw Works, the Crown Mower,
the Buckeye Mower, Balm Wagons and
the Pure Prepared Paints, the latter man
ufactured by ". p. Fuller 4 Co.
The business of this w~ell-known house
permeates every settlement in this part
of the State, and the name of Geo. II.
Meyers is becoming as well-knOwn in
the homes of the people as that of the
late Geo. I. Davis, his predecessor. In
fact it may be said that his thirteen years
connection with the business in the en-
ploy of the late Mr.. Davis, gave Mr.. Mey-
erS an extended acquaintance and en-
abled him to gain a most thorough and
practical knowledge of the business OF
this great house before he succeeded to il
as the owner.
Geo. H. Meyers was born in the State
of Maryland. He came to Nevada in
1874 and has ived most of the twenty
years in Carson. He has learned the
principles of successful merchandising
from actual observation and experience
He has an enviable reputation for fair and
honorable dealing, and besides being {
leading merchant of Nevada, is a popular
and influential citizen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-26
WALSH l. WYLIE. the Nevada Boys
Dealers in staple and Fancy Grocer
les. Wines. Liquors. Tinware, Hard
ware. CrOchery. & C. carson and
Third street.

In view of the fact that Nevada is
classed among the newer States, it be-
comes Interesting TO note the great nunl-
Der of her native sons who are prOmi-
nent in business circles. Among those
especially worthy of favorable mention
in Carson, we take pleasure in calling at
tentiOn to the above firm and business it
has recently established.
Ed. J.. Walsh and c. f. Wylie were
both born in Virginia City and are no
strangers to many who will read this
sketch. Having for six and ten years
respectively, been clerks in prominent
mercantile houses OF Carson, they are
~well-knOWn both to city and country
buyers of the staples and luXuries of the
homes Of the people. The knowledge
gained by this experience OF years has
been both practical and valuable and
| gives the best assurance of the success OF
this new firm.
Messrs. Walsh & Wylie opened their
doors for business in June Of the present
year. The store occupies a large double
salesrOom at the corner OF Carson and
Third streets. The stock carried has
been chosen and selected with a view to
supplying both a city and a country
trade in these four general lines, /. e.
staple and fancy groceries and provisions,
wines, liquors and tobaccos; hardware
tinware, cutlery, ETC., and crockery ant
glassware. The amount, variety ant
quality of goods carried in stock and tn
attractive II in which they are dis
played warrant us in saying this is on
the most complete modern stores il
Nevada.
; The firm buys direct from importers
from mills, from packing houses an
l from first hands. Flour, canned good
!, and other staples are bought in larg
t lots. The firm runs a wagon for the de
! livery of goods sold to city patrons an
for the accommodation of those orderin
goods to be sent by rail. Notwithstano
f ing the fact of the 50 recent beginning {
f his new firm, it may be doubted If theI
is another house in Carson that is favore
with a better class of trade.
Messrs. Walsh and Wylie are both we
and favorably known to 50 wide a Giro!
d of buyers and nave both been so long
g trade as clerks in Carson that they al
g enabled to begin business for themselvt
d under the most favorable auspices al
o assurance of success. They have an an
e pie capital, they know what the poop
+ want and how to buy SO as to sell at
is low a price as their competitors, are we
liked personally and stand well as a fir
N The APPEAL wishes the Nevada Boy,
and the firm prosperity aud q long life
" usefulness,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-26

"Who'er has travelled life's dull round,
Wher'er his stages may have been,
May sigh to think he still has found,
The Marmest welcome at an inn.'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-11-26
A. LEVENGSTHF.

Importer and Deaief. Is. Wines
and Cigars D~iaEonaiiy Op-
pOsIte n Governments Building.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
Vd. 8. s., (Firmado).:Jos6 Llei6,
Oarcsgente, 19 de Enero de 1882
IL L. AlIk

Vd. 8. s. (Firmado)s.Jos6 Llei6,
Oarcagente, 10 de Enero de 1896.'
| Una sefiora de Alosls 6scribe:-
"Por algunos amos vengo pade-
0iendo de dolores nervlosos Y a ca
da momento apareelan bajo dife.
rentes formas. Ofeiamos q le 90.
rian dolores hist6ricoas Ultima
rnente el 20 de Junio tuve IN sta-
que tan violento de dichos dolores
Que me hallsba como muerta v
viendome en- este estado me dleron
su medicins. ell Jarsbe Curative de
Ia Madre Ssigel. Despaes de TO-
mario pOr algun tempo gaso;as
Dics me eoouentro conDl tamente te
rerts bleoida. s. s. s., (Flrmadoj
Magdslena Ebri y Gslans. Alas
Ii, "a de Noviembre de 1896"
.Otro caso interesaute es FL de
Doiia Psscuaia RipQli6s. Nsta Sc
fora da Ia siguiente desfripcl6n de |
ed laura para que aquaIlas personals
cue pAdezoan del mIsmo nal pue-
Can VALERIE del mismo re.oxt3io: 50
"Por espacio de m enc he esta |
co padecienao de do'Ores en- el es-
t6msgo segnidos de la indisposi-
CON genegaI qua regularments res
E alta de los padecimientos del e.
tonnage. Durante este cort0 pe-
uodo probe variossremedios Y al
gunos en- lugar de, aliviarme me
rusieron peor hasta que por fin me
q acOnsejaron que prCbara el J 81 abe
Curative de Ia Madre Seigel. Me es
enteramente impossible ell expliear |
ii resultsdo pero le sseguro que & |
Ia presente me halo como si jamas
hubiera padecido del est6msgo. mol
solamente han desapsrec do todos
los desarreglos del est6mago sino
que tengo ahora un apetitO como |
jamas tuve snteriormente.
Hago esta deolaraoi6n para 90 |
satisfaction y al mismo tempo pa |
fa que la pubIique Vd. 6 hsga cual- |
quler otro uso que crea convenient to |
pos ii hubiese cualquiera otra per-
soma que padeoiera de 10 mismo |
puede tener Ia misma ventaja que
yo he tenido. s. 8. s., (Firmado |
Pascuala R'polles. Aloa 4 de- Chi
verr, 20 de Noviembre De 1852
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25

OBRAS DE DERECHO


De venra en- el BoLETIN MERoAN-
c It'll: eg
e Jurisprudencis popular por Fran
UiscO LastIes: "Tutela y Oonsejo
de fsmilis," = 3D. testamneto y Ia
herenoia," Gel matrimonio," "Fi-
ilaci6n- Patria-P P Potestad-A / m Q n
tos,'
Oompilaci6n de las disposiciones
orgauicas &c la Administrator de
Justicia Gu Ultramar, por Ramon
sanchez. OCsfa.
Repertoire de- Jurisprudencia en-
mat ;ri& criminal tornado por una
Junta de abogad0s, baio Ia diree-
al6n de don Vicente Romero Gi-
ON: compEende desde el ano 1870
Ia 1890.
Ley de Bnjulciamiento OWL, por
Manlesa, 5 tomoR.
O6digo Uivil, por D. Seavola, 10
tomos y 2 al6ndicee.
O9Dpilacion legislative, p0r F3s.
nandes, 10 tomoe,
aC0digo &c Comerclo, por Rome.
70 air0n, tomo.
lOodigo de jUsticia militar.
sLeges o!v'les de Esspaha, por Me-
dina !, Magan6n, l tomo.
Uo1'so civil, por G. de las o.
sas, / lctao.
Inst,un.entos pdblioos, por Ear
SOsC, tosnO.
Leg Go EDjuiciam!entG civil, por
Ia Eevista Go los trlbuna.es,1 i tomO
a2O6dtgo penal para Cuba y Puer-
TO b CO, kor idem idem, l tomo.
FL abvgsdo popular, por P, Hu-
s1et, l tomo.
Cc1igGa antiguos de Espana, poE
| Maroais Martinez Aleubilla, 2 to-
mos.
Diacionario municipal, por Ca
lante, 3 tomos.
Ul3l0nsrio de administration,
por Alenbilla, 10 tomoe.
, ,Anua.iCs del 81 y 95, AlCubilla.
Dete0ho y oGm.nlstretivO, por
| Abel'a, 3 somos.
DlsloAaElo DC fotm uia1ios, POI
iGem, l tome.
-. .MaGnal Gel Juzgado, MuniCipa.
los, p0E ideID, tomo.
I MAnual del SecfetaEio d. Ayun-
6anlenLot, por 'idem, l somo.
| MaAn&l Dc t0Emuiari0s Para Jul
I0.ug casllcs, poE luent, l tom0.
| Manual 90 t0rmularl0s para Il
IotIAlnas, p0E ioem, tOmo.
| ldsm 40 tasaamen tarias, poe iden
IL tCmo.
I4em de Qointas, per idem,
ItOm0.
I I,,.em, de Exproplaci6n forSosa
lpor idem, l tomo.
Idem dc montes, por idem, to-
mo,
j I1slln del matrimonio, por idem
/ tomO..
j ustlcia Militar, Nooiones Ted
ixIOo-PrSctiCaa de toda clase d
procedimlente s.iudicialees por do
lJoaquin GraCia y Hernandez z tt
NOS.
Legislation de mlnas, por Bray
MOlh, ! tOmo.
UonEejo de familis, por Arce,
tOmO,
Auia de la Contribution Tergit
rlai, pOf Freixa, l tomo.
DerschO administrative p0E Ill
lSes, ! tom0o
frocedimientos. .s sClvlles, CElg
nales, Oan6nicos, ,. OoDtene'os
aomAnlstxatlVoe, por 4. ,Lasszes
t0n0s. vtv-.la auq1~e7 ,u
NYaa<a1 procesal, spoF FafFa'
~ LAVs
Tr~Laao 10 1IaeierdasP Pdb!i
Z PigaAs, q .o4aca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
sESCRIBANIA.S

s.Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mlsmas un extens0 y variado
surtid0. Las hay de muIlitud de pre-
clos, desde Is eentavos ilasta 20 y
veinre y cinco peaos, mny elegantes
y ujosas. En- tinteros de cristal de
roca Sc puede oDcoger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25

De,ventss On ID. Imprensa de'
BoLxTzE MxgoAH1xE.
La bolEs, ol Oomeralo ?
las soCiedGdes MaYcaa~
tiles, / toIao~..--~~saa 1859
LAociones de- Daaoals0 Mcx
Cant!l, p0r varlos alura
oos de don Luis 6ilvela, ]
tomO-.-s....r .u...vx. 100
L.ibro de ias Sat;pas, por
Jssadon Ventura RufE Agui-
leca, comprende: S&tl-
ras, La arcadia moder-
ma, GrandeAas de Ios
peQua6oa, Epigramas y
lstrillas, 7aTias f&bulaa
yMoralejas, / tomo, rda-
Itica 260 pGglnaap. ..---.-.. 1p0D
CAn1loo, Novela por don
Mariana Ramls0, / TO
Iao r6stioaa..-..-..-.. .....-.,s r.
nnconete y o0raadilio y
&i licanoiado Vid1isEa
poE idsm, In tomo~.~~. %
Los Bsioa do AEgal, co-
media. Tor i'll. ugl borao. as
al gaiisrdo esDasloi, ldam.
por idera, un toA2o. 800 as
Ii leyends 80 Noena~bue;
NA~num u0ans.u-us.. ... KA
I'll hiio dai 6acristan, pat -'- --'''-'--'-''-
Con Cazlos NxonGanga.
2 tomOs. .ae...as. .-.,..,... AZ
Balioa 2: Esdu lio HIsf6~i.
90 cFittOo, pog Y. Go
msB, / tomo .s,~~-~s II
I'lieTfo, Rstu lia oienaaa
Oh, p0r don Julio GO
nes nes.=..:....--... 80. .~.-... '1a(6l
R0 aa0aia Po6ticO Pa.
sias de 35 ingenios, =
GoM0 ~1.-s.. .-~--a Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
SOOLORKS lin TUBOS

4OUAUhA0 AA ! DO.
ARA LA PLNTURA AL OEiEO Y
La OUARELA, SE AOABAN De
RROID1Rg EN ESTA LkPR sRTA,
aollia (AssSsA
Bstdn.
8sanco dc plaza {
Bihacc &c ploGs
Bianso Gs sins.
Axue ezl sst4t
ASyg ,ss eooaltts
A&nl do psas4s.
Uansano (STas )ssda Essxa
U-astalo Toi0
0sssaao d VsR Dyrk
Jseassn sGSma1ss
Oag2sQ 10 EQais.
UeDiaa 4xuls
Bsg@el.5n.
Satags chs,
agls d& PRgs,.
Iadigos
AfnaP;;ln aoss.1n.s
s;;o S,sass;;o SSSAOs14"s Us
sgssy;Iso ;Is~ y" ~ sa0'aa' c.Omo olaS' @
.i;jO arsa.;i;O e = y. 1S.Eoaa0SasA
Amsr;I;o s, liz isusTno. - M,.@ 10
Lass qusmada.s
LaeR eaEminsas
LRoA xubis
Laon smnrilla,
Tses ordin.-;s, oa
4~sa sa Ui.aat's' .1.1-s- ....-
:: s::-.~.- '@s-a~a.
M EesEo e 1 @aEnA
az nsSso .aa.sSa y sxsaaaa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
LINEA DK PUERTO.RIOO.

Ealcp los dias 10 y 30 los vnpoRsa
4ue haean el ssrvicio de OorFeos.
Nl del dir 10 tocA en- Nusvitas, Gibs.
q, BeracOa, Guantanamo, Ouba, Oabc
8aitiano y PoFs~Au-PYsnc Pasrto PIa-
a, POnse, Esysgnsx, Agnadilla y Eau
ivan de PusFko~Rico. Al retoruo hnra
eseAla en- Los mismog puertos.
El del dis so irl poT Nusvit As, G
''Ara. Bss&sOa;.G ;.Guans&nsao, Cub San
0 D1msngo. Ponce, MRyagueS. Agra
] ls y San Juan de PRsyto-Rieo. v
ans 10 por lOs zaiamos pasrtoa.
Il oRnygan aAlisndo de Pusrto- Risp
los 1 81 y s Eespsesivsmsnte, toss.
i In sn aba Ice Gas 80 y ., llsga ,ac
j IH EsbRns Gil los Esshas cosrsspon.
siisntsg Dc ( Y IL de eada mes.
Ninguno de sstos doe vApoYss toearA
q sv Rskcrno On GuRntknaxao,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
LINRA DIE CUBA

LlegArAn SOLO hasts S~Atisgo Dc Cubs
LOG vaporea que sAlcn los dias S, Is y 26.
Los de los diAs s y IS tocarAn On
Naeviets Pusrto-Psdre, GibarA, Maya.
RI. Barscoa, GUantAnsmo y Ouba
nj dis Is hard las miemaa secslSs.
4 excopci6n de la de MayAri, y adsmxs
tocscA en- SRgun de Tknamo.
Todos resornar&D verihcRndo sua o.
lidas de OubA IOs diAs IL, 80 , :, efec.
tuGndose, les sntradas en- Ia Habana
on Las fechAG correspondence do 10,
80 y De csdA mes.
NinguAo de sstos vAporss tocaSA 1
81 Tssorno On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
LINHA DgIOAIBARIHH,

Todoa los lunss q las 8 do Ia tards
naldEA ns vapcr que, tocanao lon m1rtsa
en- ID Isabella de Sagua, usgaF& b C4i~
baEisn los mIArcolsa.
ResornSE& salisnao de- UkibArIan loa
jusvsu, dsspu6s Dc Ia llsgaas del ksan
sc psEaJssos, con ssaAls en- Esgua, =
tlsgara . la Habana loG Viaruss,
Todoa loa visrnss & lse 8 do ls tasas
aaldfA osrO vapor que tosRz& en- Issbsls
lie sasaA ios eahSaoA = llsgara 1 Cal.
'aHien ,os DoGigoa.
&ssnsuNg1 Sz gstoYno .isAllendo Dc Oai.
1aRisS los MaxssG, &spu6s de EB usgrda
al tran dc 2ssaisscs, tocark On Segna
llsgaz& / IN Hebzna los miSreoIsg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
T L MT z

para peri6dicos impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en''envases de- todo
peso. De colores: azul, encarnada,
vloleta, amarillo, verde y chocolate.
Estas 1Itimas Ell eovases de ,50'c@ra~
mos = IL kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
- e T. SILVA
TpTuAN 37-OAPITAL

s1ensnlado de k6jiOs, Ban lueEo
az, 'a,on,sss, i sents, prinef pal de
- IOomoaalA general Tras 'tlantl-
90 - (yxporsa tsaDceses), Oosrespon
80 %II1n Al S)sedlt Lyo0nais de Paris, Re
s@' -, ~ 4apya 0e los EstabieCImien-
@x Cla.l a. PASS, de-, la Com
: 80 IA Ss,.s j taa contra .in0endi0s
s' 'srW oa UA,oa. y d. la Oompa
80 6a,A " AiisA&a ia aaaasaxa~
ssss . d. bs,><'SAA' ~"-'
A.ii g-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
LIRgOS RELIGIOSOS.

rss ss Eecibido On esta ImpreRta
nm netabls surtido de obrss religiO-
Sas. aeleetas tedRs, entire Las cua'.
la se eneuenteaR Las siguientes'
fu,.tscsSn de Oristo, Kempls.
rsd zion econ6mica..~----4 e0.@O
~ ~ III uio... .----..-.--.. 260I
Ancora de Salvador --~~~0 %
Niereieic ootidiano ..as..~e 40!
n Devote Feligr6s, encua-
ieruaCi6n initiation m4rfh I.Su
Lar diviAa, enCnadernasion
p.el negga cOn b.oehsa. - 2.W
..,1y ttviaa, eneuadegnaci0n
a. rtguroso lutO.. 3.N
T as d.Y,na, encuadernacio&
en Diel 30 Austrails y nj
kAI q . ~ss s.a.~~a'a ~e4 TsDS
,ena,o as.l l. OmiDg0. .-.e 1.otf
Pequeho OF eio, ensuadeEna
,si,a ,auts ei6R mariil... .34 300
ts,,s,,,, Fausbles, encuadeE-
nor,}.p ne ole. con relieves, 800
q Iris .A.sl Or:etiano. enousr'
slsrnb@lon de pisl. ......- 500
lie ee,sa4s, eheuadsrnaei6n
a.,-.-...s-.4.-ss a... ssA'.:&@ 0'"V
liza O. csge< eacaadernaeion
S0ge AA~.@.-e~ Pp's s~~~~@ O'VV
Vdsol yio aa5 ahol, eneaaT
osn. oe.. sse.Sa seioass 81 . nAear. :. 1900
= rrTgy z+s33l q, encnAdek-
>, l6u d. nE car con Eelle-
sS 81 49, ~. ....-.-..-...-.-.. 1900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25

ye preps"dos pFuaba tGegO eevadas temperatursa
anennet pOr cuyas escepconaes ephe
500" commission erpOrtanea ass de 81 EII
DC TOGO anotado preerbes
otro otreoen o oonsumidOe sus precO
mas rscuodos que los de las sxtranjersS
Aseaes se~erGs tOdG Ia la SOBRINOS EzQUJAGA
san Jnan Puerto co. Gale de Fortalexa ufmexo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
EMPRE9A
TsfsGES EPAAUlE CORlIsSDI lls lHfIEIlS
y trasportes mIIitareI
ae 8cbHinOs dt Herrera, Habana.

Los vapores de esta emPresa sfsc-
tuarAn "a sRlida desde este puerto on
log dtas 5, 10, Is, 80 y 25 dc csda mes,
4 las ) de IL tArde go los dias de lsbof
y q las IL 3el dia er los festivoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-25
ACGlIE PARA I'll ALlNBRADO DE- LAS4gbAIIS.
son LOS DE LAS MARCAs,
lUL.RRIlL LANTE". 'ELEFANTt".
LUZ SOLAR" "AGUIIA"x


" EstosIg 'aoeltes, H:prO-
ductO de una fabrics
ci6n especial, debIde Q
la experiencia adquiRi-
ds d a "a nBe 1euchos
s4fl0S en- 10 lndusttiA dc
gef10ar petr0leo tanto
Ga IOs Nstados UnidOs,
como en- Cuba. M6iioo
y otEOe palE ea, son, sie
no superiores, iguales
& lOa mejores que 90
impor tan del extranjea
TO, baJo divsrsos nom.
0res y m cas-, "a poK
sHs buenas cualIdades
IumlnicaA, Cuanto Dor II
cue ofreceD,
/. cause, 0e sus atlas
yEaduadlOnes an (lena'
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