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, 1896-10-27
A ON FINANCE.

Jesse Grant, who Is quoted a. saying
that he believes hS father, II living to-
day. would favor the free coinage Of
silver at 16 to l. has evidently not read
his fathers state papers with care. The
following extracts from President
Grants messages show how little foun-
datiou he has for his assertion:
II earnestly recommend such legis-
latioo a. will insure . gradual return
to specie payments and put an imme-
diate stop to fluctuations IN the value
OF currency. To secure the hat
ter. 1 see but one way and that - to au-
thorize the treasury to redeem It's own
paper at . fixed price when presented
and to withhold from circulation all
paper 70 redeemed until sold again for
gold. The vast resources OF the nation
both developed and undeveloped, ought
to make our credit the best on earth
President Grants irst annual mes
sage. Dec. 9Th. 1859.
1.-THE approach to the specie basis ID
very gratifying. but the fact cannot be
denied that the instability Of the value
of our currency is prejudicial to our
prosperity and tends to keep up prices
to the detriment Of trade. The evil
OF . deprecated and fuctuating cur.
rency are 10 great that now. VIXEN the
premium on gold has fallen so much.
It would seem that the time has afriv-
ed when congress should look TO . pol
Icy which would place our currency On
. par with gold."-From President
Grants second annual message. Dec
9Th. 1870.
'Continned fluctuations In the value
Of gold - compared with the nationa,
curreacy has . most damaging eRsc,
upoa the increased development Of tn
country in keeping up the prices Of oil
articles neosssaEy to svsry day life. II
fostsrs . spirit q sambftng prejudioial
alihs 70 national morals and national
anancs. II the question can Be met %
a. to efvsA nxsd value TO our currency.
thak value coostantly and uniformly
approadAins par with specie. . very
valuable ob3ect would be Eained."-
From Preatdaot GREATS third annual
message. Dec. 3rd. 1871.
The preservation Of national
credit i Of national Importance; next
In importance to tht. y to provide q
naesooa1 currency of died, unvazytns
va1ue - compared with gold and, a.
soon - practicable, having due regard
for the interests of the debtor ciaas and
the vicissitudes az trade and comnsroa.
, 1896-10-27
CRIME OF '73.'

senator William N. Stewart, appear
ing before the people Of Laramie a. the
special attorney Of the silver mine
owners. made . poor defense Of his
personal actions relating to the great
crime OF 49," Of which all have heard
20 much. He frankly related that
the bill was before congress for three
years and that he voted for the meas
ure. while John Sherman voted against
It when 1t FIRST passed the senate. II all
that Mr. Stewart said In relation to the
matter Ia true. he is either woefully
ignorant or too careless to represent
the people in the United States senate.
Recently R. G. Dun's Trade Review
printed . history of the passage Of this
act. which may be regarded as abso-
lutely correct. 1t Is az follows:
This act has been strangely misrep-
resented for years. What 1t actually
did was simply to omit from the list Of
silver coins to be produced by the mint
the standard silver dollars. But Vt also
provided that the gold dollar. Of 25.S
grains nine-tenths fine, should be the
standard of value. After prolonged
conference with the most competent
experts. the secretary Of the treasury
proposed. April rs. 1870. a revision of
coinage acts in order to prepare for
specie resumption, stating distinctly
IN his letter that one of the objects was
to discontinue coinage Of the standard
dollar, which was then worth $1.0312
In gold. and could not be kept in this
country. The bill was introduced April
18th. reported back December 18th
with trifing amendments, and passed
the senate January 10. 1871. yeas SO.
nays IA. the nays being all republican.
including Mr.. Sherman, while the yeas
included Senators Bayard and Thur
man, with all other democrats voting.
The bill IA reported In the house,
without amendment as to the dollar
coinage. February rs. by William D.
Kelley. and failing to reach a vote at
that session. was introduced again by
him q q new bill March 9th. but was
not reached until the winter session,
January .. 1872. After recommitment
because It increased some salaries the
bill was again reported. coutaing a
provision for a subsidiary silver dollar
of only 1874 grains. in proportion to the
smaller silver coinage. and wa passed
by the house May 81. yeas 10. nays Is.
nc question being raised q to the
omission of the standard silver dollar.
In the senate the bll lay " until
the next winter. and was reported De-
cember 10th with a provision for .
trade dollar not for domestic circula.
tion, but heavier than the standard dol
lar and intended exclusively for export
to China and Japan. The provSion for
the subsidiary silver dollar was omitted
and no provision was made for the
standard dollar. In that form the bill
was finally passed February s without
division. At no stage Of proceedings
during the three years was there In the
bill any provision for the standard sl-
yer dollar. nor does the record show
that any motion was ver made by any
body to insert such a provision The
ofictal record shows that the bill was
printed 10 times by order Of congress;
was considered during Ave different
nnnnto-. - 49, -n-. --l ~ ..>
the debates thereon in the senate occu-
plying 66 and in the house Is columns
Of the Conversational Globe. -
, 1896-10-27
ALEX M'KAY,

In naming Alex Mckay q second
time for road supervisor, The republic
cans showed splendid judgment. Mr..
Mckay has had many yeass experience
in the line Of work which he will be
called upon to perform. It may be ntd
he Is acquainted with every road in the
county. He has attended to his work
we'll during the past two years end II
elected he will not fail to perform his
duties IN the same satisfactory man
ner a. In the past.
, 1896-10-27

eumen0 all to pieces. They oornered
him up 20 thoroughly upon ths wool
question that he vas forced to admit
sAst night that he vas In favor Of q
duty Of 10 cents per pound upon wool.
, 1896-10-27

What dos Senator Stewart mean BY
telling the people Of Laramie that sill
yer = not money n this country today
and that 4 VIII not pay debtsf We
have over 34o0. 100000 Gull leg1l tender
silver money al ok which will pay
debts to It's full value q 100 cents on
ths dollar.
, 1896-10-27

When the silverites try to bolster up
Bryan by appealing to the memory Of
James G. Blaine and quoting garbled
extracts from his writings and speeches
they only show their own desperation
No one can doubt that Mr.. Blaine's po-
sition. were he alive today. would be
unreservedly IN favor Of Mckinley end
sound money. The following letter, now
made public. written by the dead states
man in 1891. in response to q request
that he take part in the Ohio campaign
Of that year. Is interesting not only as
indicating Mr.. Bkane's own altitude
but as forecasting the issues on which
the two great parties are divided IN the
present contest:
"stanwood, Bar Harbor. Me-. Sept q.
1S91.-Col. A. L. Conger. Akron, o.
My Dear Sir: Your favor received. I
cannot take part in the Ohio cmpaign
this year, for many reasons which I
need not give. But I hope that no ef-
fort will be spared to elect Mckinley.
His victory at this time y very inn
portant to the country and to the re-
publican party. He and Mr.. Campbell
represent the honest difference between
the two parties At this time. There 10
no lodging and nc evasion. and TIE
voters need not be deceived. The cleo
ton Of Mckinley means the policy Of
protection and honest money. The
election Of Campbell means free trade
and corruption Of the currency. I BE-
live OhSo will stand by Mckinley. Very
sincerely yours,
JAMES @. BLAINE"
, 1896-10-27

After hearing Senator Stewart list
evening. the people of Laramie were
firmly convinced that what this coun-
try needs most II all b = high protec-
tive tarin-an American policy Tor
Amerhcnns
, 1896-10-27

Ysstsrday afteEnooa two Or three a
- sest pcsesd men h the county -got
- esaascr Stewart n the Th0rn-
eooA hoesa - toEs IL Old naab u.
, 1896-10-27

Pure blood means good health. d
Wits 0arsapaEillA puriass tie blood,
cures sfuptioas, scsema, scroeuA and
Ill diseases arising IRON impure blood.
ChaA n. 0ettsla.
, 1896-10-27

Whisper 1t to your nsighbon that the
Republican 10 the best paper in the
state. and that It can b had for 80
cents Per month.
, 1896-10-27

Senator Stewards silver mines q
like Ikestein's religion which Mr.. Sloan
told about 1t Roots oper1 house last
week, he holds them in his wke's name.
, 1896-10-27
CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATIONS.

County Clerk.s of1ca. Laramie. Al
unity WYOMING. Oct. n. 1895.
7 Henry 7. pa.call countv clsra With.
In and for the County Of Albany in the
State Of Wyominx. do hereby c.S..sy
that the following n true and correct
lint n the names os per,on. nominated
~nre.tdental elecbo-. and for the
various state and cn,atv ofacer.- "a
IN me- nv the ,ecrst.rv q, .tat.
the chairman Ard secnet.rv NJ the
countv convention. and the chairman
and .e-c,etarv NJ tbe county c-antn.,
Of the varsou. no,tttc.l u.r-
ties and nv netstton to-vit.
ro- e,ecto-, for nre.d.nt and vs..
prashsent os the limited statn-wiu.
i'm r prttt.in r-eu,h,,can. Hao4.m,n
Howell, ren,,hi,can. sa,ah Rubv
M.,lov ron,,b,sc.n. p.4r,cI 7 N 1o..
dan. neople,s. John Sims. people,s Dam
IL, 7. Van Mater democnt and neo-
nle.s: Nina W. H,sbv. probib&tion. q.
q Jsck.on. nrohyhrtion. n e smith
nroh,bit,on Joabn A Martin democrat.
ps4r,ck ! ouea,v democrat
For representative IN the F,e+v.efth
con.re.s-wYu,am Rrovrn neon,e.s.
Erank w Mondaa, ren,,bucan. John
r. Osborne democra4.
Cc- 1,,.Hoo ~ tho .,nre,,o ,o,r-
Samuel r Corn democra.. Herman "
9. Groesbeck. reu,blican.
For Judge NJ the Second Judicial dis.
trict-Charles w. Bramel democrat.
Melville c. Brown. republican.
For a member nj the state senate-
Georre ". For. republican. William
H. Holiday. democrat.
For members of the house OF repre-
sentatiyes-Jerome g. Atherlv. renub-
lican: Richard Butler. republican. kirk
Over democrat. I.aRov Grant ran,h.
hcan: Raymond Henke. democrat:
George A, HertzoR. republican: Mich
olas Lundouist. democrat: samuel r.
Phillips. republican: Nathan e. STARK.
democrat; David N. st,ckney. demo-
crat.
For sherin-Charles G. Fraser. DEM
ocrat: Mortimer N. Grant. republioan.
For county clerk and e~x-ofbcio clerk
NJ the diatrict co,,rt-John A Cokssa,r
democrat: Henry l.. Pascall. republic
can.
For county treasurer and ex-oBc,o
assessor-Waluam e. Howard. demo-
crat: Thomas l.. Mckee. reprbHcan.
For county and prosecuting ATTORNEY
Watson ]. Hills. republican: Mons C.
Jahren. democrat.
For county commtsstonens-Wnlnm
McC1ary. democrst: .John Reid. repub-
lican: Oscar soderrreen. republican:
James Sterling. democrat: Augustus
Trabinr. republican: John Webb. DEM
ocrt.
For su~perintendeu4 of school-
Charles D. oytatt, republican: Sarah
W. Pease, democrat.
For surveyor-J, Fred Hesve. re-
publican: James NJ. Hoce. democrat.
For coroner-Andrev Miller. repub-
linn; Andrew Popp, democrat
For road superyi,or-Fred Bath.
democrat: Alexander 9. Mckay. repub-
lican.
For Justice of the peace. Laramie pre-
cinct-Robert r.. Fitch. republic.n.
William H. Root. democrat.
N. -.- -- ~
, 1896-10-27

They r 70 little you hardly know
You are taking them. They eanse 10
gripping. yet they act quickly and most
thoroughly. Such are the famous littls
pills known ~ DsWittis Littls Early
Rissra. Small IN stss. great b rssaltsI
Cha N. 0sttsia
, 1896-10-27
REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL
TICKET,
For PgOoidont
WILLIAM N'KlNLH.
Fer Vice PresideAt,
JARRETT A. HOBART.
REPUBLICAN srATH TICKET.

On Sheridan County.
BENJAMIN HOWELL.
OF 0wsstWatsr County.
MRS. SARAH NALLOY,
Of Laramie County.
For Supreme judge.
H. v. 9. GROHBBDCK,
OF Albany County.
For ConGrsssman.
FRANK ". NONDEIL,
OF Weston County.
Fsr Judge Of the Second judicial
District,
MELVILLE c. BROWN,
OF Albany County.
ALBANY COUNTY REPUBLICAN
TICKET.
For State Senator,
GEORGE W. FOX.
Fer Members Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives,
JEROME 8. ATHERLY,
RICHARD BUTLER.
GEORGE A. HERTZO0.
Leroy GRANT.
/ SAMUEL PHILLIPS.
For Sheriff,
MORTIMER N. GRANT.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS L. N'KEB.
For Clerk.
HENRY L. PASCAIL
For County Attorney.
W. J. HILLS.
For Commissioner,
JOHN REID.
OSCAR sODERGREEN.
AUGUSTUS TRADING.
For County Surveyor.
]. F. HESsE.
Fer County Superintendent Of Schoola
CHARLES D. OvIATT.
For Coroner.
ANDREW MILLER
For Road Supervisor.
ALEXANDER 8. N'KAY.
Fer Justice Of the Peacs-LAramis Pre-
cinct,
R. z. FITCH
For Constabl-Laramis Precinct,
]. J. FISHER.
Big Laramis-Justioe, Thomas 4
5Dragus; constable, Frank Parker.
Woods-Justice, 8. c. Smith: con-
stable, Frank Mcdonald.
Centennial-Justtce, W. 8. Bacon
WyominE-Justcs. Mr.. A. L. Hall:
constable, Thomas Carroll.
sybilleeJustics. John 4. scha0sr:
constable. Harry Bridssr.
Lodge Pole-Justies. walter Hart
soil: constable. John Holmes.
Horse creek-Justice Frank King;
constable. Thomas Stanton.
seven-MNs-Justice. George Bykyn;
constable. L e. sdllson.
Sanders-Justice. F. Adkins: con-
stable. Angus Sutherland.
Sand creek-Justics, James Hard
man: constable. Fred Collins.
Aandel-Justies, c. b. Jones.
Tie Siding. Justice. II. b Neil. con-
stable. VIM. MistsfA
Owen-Justice. G. W. Lee: eoatabls.
David Cochrana.
, 1896-10-27

IN CUBE a C0LD IN ONE BAY
Take LAXATIVE Bromo QuJnine Tables.
All druggists rsfund ~ 0o1sy Il It
ba1as TO cur0. ~.
DeWitt's Witch Hassi. salve b a an.
tissptic, soothing and healing applica-
tion for burns, seAlds, cuts, bruises.
ETC., and cures piles like magic. Il In
SANITY stops pain. Cha. N. 0ststla.
Chronic constipation u . pinful.dis-
agree able and life-shorteaing di@cul.
y. It deransss the system. eausss sick
headache, bad breath, and poisoas the
blood. It can b readily Overcome By
DeWitt's Little Early RissfA These
little pills are great rsgulatoeA Cha.
N. ssttsle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16
Institute dc &: ElS8lalZa.
Ayuntamientos.

Los examenes extraordinarios er
el Institute de 2. Ensehan1a de esla
iudad sc vcIihcaian durante la SC
sunna quineena del presente mes cs
>epuemDIe, en- los dias y horas qu'
a continuation sc expresan
lng,eso, dia ~ para los alumnos G.
ensehanza libre; y las dias al 81
kuientes para los alumnos dc cnse
hanza academica, 1 Las de la tardt
Laun 1! y 2. curse y Retonca )
Poeuca, los dias Is, I9, 2Iy ~ la
u de Ia maiana.
Gcograiia, Historic de E.pAha
Historla Universal y FilosoGa, los dls
23, 24 IS, 26, zS y 80 las IA c.
Ia mahana; Aritmetlea. Algebra. Geo
metria y Tngonometria los dias rs
Io. I'll, 22, %, 24y25 a las "a de l.
maiana.
Fisiea } Quimiea, Historic Natu
ral y Agriculture, los diaI 2o y IS
las n de Ia mahana.
Frances, Ingles y AiemAn, los dis
26 y % a las de Y tarde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16
XII O Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, cor
carga para variOf.
HNwRAD ~ Dn OABOTAJs.

| aNERAD ~ Dn OABOTAJS.
Col esp ''Ooncspci6n' dc May
Iges.
| Bdra. esp. "MariA Artau d.
Mayagues.
| Vap. esp. Ivo Bosch, De 90 rnts
| Bdra. cap. 'Rei 8 Del Maj" d
Vega bajA.
| Co. es,,. Auits, de Agu .dil|s.
sAIIDAs DH rRAvRsIA
Para Habana y escslas, vap esq
IN. L. Villaverd :" i'espschado po
Sobrinos de Esqu aga. Po' Plaps,
ROjo y 90, 100 81 maiz. Para Gi
0ara, s. de HSQuiaga, 20 81 cafe
I794 kllos. Por Lopez Viliamll }
| ", 40 " cafe 1890 klios.
Para Barbados, gol. ing "Elmo,
despschads por 8 de E1quisgs, COL
81 cabezas DE- CANA 10 vAcuno.
Para Santander ? escalas, vap
esp. .Alfonso Kill" despachado
por s. de Ezquisgs, 227 sls cafe
1873 klos. For E. Font y Hmno.
2 cajss t.bacos. Para Ooruna. por
) Oonoa Hmno "a sts cafe ITO XII
,os. FOR Scsrs de Vljande y %, 80
SIC cate 1920 kilos. Por s. de Nz.
Quiaga, 81 sls cate 423O k los Para
Vigo, por 8. de A. Flgueroa o.,
30 sl azdcar $3.50 kilos. Para Bilbao
Pr 8. de Ezquisgs, 5O SIS GATE
4725 k los. Para Gj6D. pOr s de
nzqulsga, 10 sls az6car 1920 kl-
los. Para O dts por s. de Isquier
do y O.. 200 SIS o. adcar 1880 kuos,
8 o,s oulces. Por s. de Ezqulaga,
80 sls cal6 7546 kilos. Por Sores.
de Vljande y 20 53 sls cocos. Pera
Malaga, por A. Rauschenplat, 30
sls cafe 1900 kilos. Para Bafceto-
ma por 5. dc Ezquisga 265 SIS cate
2O275 kLos. POr Ahumada 90, 55
s,s cafe 5225 kllos. Por A. Rsus
cnenplat 100 10 cafe $500 kllos,
1000 o.. a.6cAr I12,8O8 kllop. Pol
B lbert Hmno, 1000 sIs a. dear
l15, ,988 kllos. Por J. Oaaoa Her~
mano 351 sls aEdcar $4,000 knos.
Por Latlmer > Fernanduz 90 81
~ dear l1OO4 kilos. PCr r. Font i,
Hmno 295 Sic az6sar. .33605 klioS.
ror Mulienhoft y KoeDer, 70 s.s
sati Jar 1858 kilos. Para Sa0 Sc.
oastlAn, por =. de Ezquisga 1T 10
cocos, 175 SIS cAte I495I kllos,
I4OO sls ax6 &c 147695 k los.
sALIDAs Du oABOTAJR..
Col esp Joven CLARA para Arroyo.
Vsp. esp. Vasco, para 90 rutA.
Col. esp. "UlementlnS" para Ma
kuaDo y HumacaO.
Bra. esp. Buensventura, para
Vieques.
Coz. esp. Pepito. para ArecilO.
vsp. esp. ''Iv0-Bosch" pars 40
DESPACHADO5
NiDguuo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16
1T ALL A..

s La question de ,Abisinia vuelve
llanar Ia atenci6n del p6blico, por |;
,oma de un vapor holandes, el "Doel
WIKI" que los italianos han detenide
pretextsndo que llevaba armas 4 Me
nelick.
Y como quiera que un aeonteei-
miento, por pequeho que sea, siempre
hace que sc recapitulen algunos he
chos. varios diarios dicen: Gque
piensan hacer los italianos1 va Sc
acaba la estacion de las lluvias; I var
a tomar Ia oiensival Quizas sea el uni
co medic de oDligar al Negus a que
entregue los preSos que aun conserva'
Segun algunas personas bastante
bien informadas, el general Baldissera
soma, ehara dentro de un mes, y el
MARQUES di Rudini no piensa en- dar
una scgunda edici6n de 10 que los
i..ilanos nAMAn iA conQuiAta del
Africa.
Como homLre prudentisimo, cl
Presidente del Consejo toma grandes
nedidas y precaueiones en- caso de
eventualidad.
Con ese objeto esta preparando un
cuerpo expedlcionario, que Sc tras
Lortara d Massouah, 81 Menellk ha-
ce ademan de atravesar el March c
lnvadir el territorio de la colonia ita
llama.
Dicese tambien que el Negus tienu
las mismas ideas que el Marques oi
Rudini, y que ha tomado iguales
precsuciones que su enemigo, aunque
no quiele empezar la guerra.
ST en- realidad existen ambas pre-
cauclones, es possible que no vuelvaA
4 romperse las hostindades, no
ser que Sc ataque Ia question de los
presos itaianos, que Menelik no quiere
poner en- lbertad. Sin este asunto
pronto podria firmarse un tratado oe
paz.
e. Coataxsine a< LatoHy, Cores
Lonsal del BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16
CHLEGIO DE- I. llCLAlE DE PAUL
EN PONCE.

El nusvo Colegio dc /. y 2. ense
hanza que los Rvdos. Pr. Pauies hAr
estAblecldo en- Ponce, en- el anusus
Hotel Marina, sc inauguTarA ei Ola
cuatro de Octubre proximo.
La aperture de eurso inaugurs
cion, que seran con toda bnilAn,e,
ss venhcaian en- Ia lglesia parroquiA
con misa soIemne del EsPirtu SAINT,
y terminarsn con un discuTso gu
ieer4 un T. Paul. En- IL Sectcial..
del Coleg,o queda alberta IA mAu.
cuIa para el curso dc 1896 4 tSo.
desde el dia IS del pTesen,e mes q,
Septiembre.
Sirva este anuneio dc invitaeiou.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16
xEkNAIZ 3 co.
-S.-TNTUAN-I7l

Importadores on grande essaln,
de mercancias de todas proceden.
clas.
Sus tiendaa de deSall La LUZ
ELEOTRIOA = La. VILLA DE
BILBAO son sieMDre La major
surIiIaa.
Ttenen SuCursales imp0rtadoras
on Arecibo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16
Las RNfOTnaS dol 81 NaQIf
uHTUDIO CRITYCo
DJh IENACI0 DlkZ iANEJA.3
- .sIx1a e ELETg MERcAEfiL.
DH PUERTO Co ROO

Tai % II porEAaA de uh toileto
que acaba dc edltArse en- esta Ca
%, obra del Dlrrator del BoL1TH
MxscASTu.. Connsne 90 pAgiDAs
10 GecEurA en- r. mayor, y, como
Q IN Anuncaado, - dedieA Al uns'
ire Jsts dsl pAtudo "Unlon Com.
aIuclonAl" De C4o~, kxeGJ 81
AArqaes de ApeAsssaiA. CcnIis'
90 sI saealsnss ptoA AfAna:
Dealca.urlA - Prelndioe. --
DssArrolio del Pian.--Conadsra
caonss. Il. ~ sseatato sxposaeaoL
Los Aua4ca fiOs---L~A CADars
lnsaaAE.--Ea oIAsla-ki 0oest
aAaos ussstaL--l~A nas,orsa .--L.'
aexAnaaa.--A~A FaAoa saprsnA---
LA hspafAsaoa
h IUs4sao - 0IfSse co GAs o
4 ntsn nkas SAsa 1seaSnsss
Un elean 9sAT 1850. 9o el
I~sG ei rearAto as4 autof.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16

PROFESSOR DE PIANO Y CAN TO
rn tBM ai -4ses.
Haolendo. hJado su residenciA eli
esta Capital, otrece sus servlclos 10.
padres que deseen connarle Ia ense-
fianLa de suS ninos.
Sc hace cargo dc las Afnaciones y
composiciones DC pianos pues cuenta
con elementoS para amoas coSas.
Precios modcos.
Recibe ordenes cslle de la Cruz, 81
y en- Santurce, casa dc don Juan +
Turul.
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BOletin Mercantil.

La Administration
de Administration. sOerecho. :=conomta, Hacienda
N :PoiitiCa.
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JOSE MARIA NAVARRO D PALENc1A.
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SUMARIO del ndmero de IL administrator correspondence
de uno:
3o5 Ell impuesto progressive Italia" A. Bvuniali.
3l6 Los hoontes de la economic political [conn6n Pc
dro Estasen.
$50 De uicia: Organization judicial con-
Gnuacion } Pedro Dorado.
s51 &C. La 2ropiedad uroana Espana ;" M. Escude.
xCUESTI0N DEL D1A
SIS Los pvleglos aduaneros feocarres Jaleho.
3oo 60 Un de Ferri en- Bruseas >, XXX.
INFORMACIuN.
37t cr6nca poldca y palamenala ." J. Sanchez Guerra
SIT Revita hnanciera ., S. Martinez Paaco
384 Revstas de Tevistas >, P. Gonzalez ]. Ontanon
3o5 Bibhograha R. Alamra, A. Buyla Dorado
Campos, E. de la Gandaa, g.. J. Verde Montenegro XXX
AIS "Obras recibdas
Administrator: Gale de Lepanto ndm. a. bao, Madrid
Agente en- Puerto Rico. A. LYNN. SUCESORA De Morris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16
9ANTOR A :

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martlr.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16
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ExAMEN OR1TICC
DBIAa PRINCIPALS rnORfAs
sO2Rn QUE DEsCAxsA IL MDIYIClo
PoLfTroo MopxRxo,
Doh lGhACl0 DlAz CAEEJA.
I..ra Ani ss1Ira HkEAsra 1la 'inrseGl
DnDlCATok1A.
LA RAZOR On. rT1uLC.

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LA RAxoR DAL rT7uLC.
SUMARIo.-Lucacm A-El deoes
cum plido.--La gcneracion que su-
be.-LA jusgiciA namAnA nA-Prcscx-
soa crtmiRa4os. - Ia formula De-
erogreso.--El pco9rrwo J sas ma
aiIcstAcaonea. La opinio'n pa elica.
-al pcIlodismo.--Lo que dene sss
el peIaosilsn o>-L>o que ss hoy 10
pstnAA-LA prcnAa j tAs leyeA-
- yoaEieA cue dcoe saf Ia
sJ.tg1SA---1ono &C AAnzE .os poll
.seUs --Cozno nsoen loo pArsidoa
- proEfAmAa pso4isicoA~-ArsiH-
eos pollSlsuA--k4 oATnAvAl pollia-
ag.-~MiAcras E~sasa4SAA --~ u2ncexi- =
lad LoliI.e& - AnAslaE~o pogtuec
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16
9AORTILL.AE

A LOS EEfaRAos DEL 1sToAA.
Co.-Se les recomienda mueho, ma
fbisimo, 81 ys sfamade . Elixir EJ.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16
8. TINAGO. sso ico:S :S': ~: e. ata' a Al

Jonhtante surn0O de relojes, ,
prenderta de orc con brillantes =
pledras hnss DO 10 mas mOdernC
que pueda desearse. Garantixan los
objetos , venden 4 Dr. oios mod. =
coz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-16

Importadores de mercancIas de
todS ciases y proCedenciAs.
Ventas al p0r mayor, OruS 2;::y
al detail, On sus tlendas Flor do
Julio y Gallo de Oro, calle dc la
Eortalesa esQuina q Ia Orus.