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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-27

The announcement of the candidacy Of
John p Mahon for clerk of the common
council has caused CONSERVATION among
the other aspirants for the position. Mr.
NIahon filed the Office for years in very
manner and was exceedingly
with the members of common
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-27

Ex-Alderman T. 4. Morgan, Of the Fiji
teenth ward is candidate for street COM
missioner. He is Scranton Republican
Dem) Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

mining mau, leaves for California and
Wnahln -ton on tomorrow mofninq'a
train. lie will be gone about ten days,
during which time Important mining
matters will receive his attention. He
alio expects TO 20 up 10 Ros,laud, u. q.
Thursday's Laramie, wyo., Boone.
rang. A rich strike Ia reported five
miles west OF Granite canyon, and one.
quarter Of mile from the railroad, on
the properties being operated by the
Crysler syndicate, on tho Big Jim
olalm, yesterday. A tfue assure vein
was struck A. n depth Of twenty-three
feet, carrying ore Of very fine quality.
rhese properties were fofmesiy owned
by Bfaneon 4 Bennett, but about
three m0nths since a deal was made
with the Cfyaler syndicate TO develop
their claims TOR a considerable interest
therein. THIS IL the iirst true fssurs
vein that has been struck In that dis.
tfloi and the surrounding country, and
great excitement prevails Mt the camp.
A carload OF lumber and miuing i'm.
plemeuis were placoi on the ground
yesterday and a quantity Of the orc
cent east TO be tested.
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DiBs and spurs.

Colonel Dorsey OF tho Sunshine and
Overland mines IL still In Nebraska,
whence he went some two weeks bgc.
Mr. s. a. Work, the supefinle ndrnt
OF several gold properties In Oregon,
arrived IN the city yesterday. lie TO.
ports matters a. going on very smooth.
ly At tue mines Ia which no 10 inter.
esled.
a caye-ln occurred In the Four Aces
al Silver City the other day, but the
management state that II was quite in.
Significant and will consequently do
nothing In the way OF TelArdlng opets-
lions.
Manager Keel OF tho Butierneld
MiuinR company, was nc his ofilce 20.
day, but Intends 10 20 out 10 bingham
again 10 a day or two. lie reports work
going On smoothly, hut nothing
ttaflilng.
Mr.. J. 4. remplin, the well known
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DAILY WEATHER vANE.
Observations Taken at Utah. Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obssrvA.
lions at am. todayi
Salt Lake Cily-Baroniutor 20, gg,
temperature, 70; minimum, ~; vino,
southeast, light; rain, trace; clear.
Baker Cily-Baromoter, 1886; tenn.
peraturv 81; minimum, 90; wlnd,
south, $ miles per hour; clear.
Cheyenne-BAfometor, 1886, tenn.
rcfalufe, 90; minimum, so; wind,
northwest, miiss an hour; partly
cloudy.
Helena Barometer. 2e.i0; tempara.
tufr, o.; minimum, 50; wind, west,
light; partly CLOUDY.
Miles City-Bafomeie 8O.lO: tenn.
peratnfe, bS; minimum, "a; wind,
norlhi 0 miles psr hour; rain, trace;
CLOUDY.
Winnemucea-- Barometer, ~. 90; tenn.
perAluTe, 81; minimum, %; wind,
seuthwssli o miles psr hour; partly
cloudy.
Idaho FAlls--Barometer, 20. 90; tenn.
retalufe, bg; minimum, 90; wind,
noitheAsii miles per hour; cloudy.
General aud local forecast for 30
hours ending $ pm, Aug. 10Th.
For Utah, fair tonight anu Sun.
day, cooler.
SAT- Lake City and vicinity, fair,
slightly cooler.
}. n. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature IL shown In the
lao elmile thermometer givon below
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rAnK PICKIsgs.


Interesting ninInE Items from Yes
terdaS's Issue OF the Patriot.
This valeo IL tho name Of Pork City'a
latest silver mine Incorporation, a..
viied Into 200, 900 nhhrts at par value
Of 81 share. This properly 10 stu.
ale In the Blue Ledge niiaing dlsiTlc T.,
and " future development continues
10 improve ON par with present show
Ing, II IL destined 10 he one Of the
camp'a greatest producers. The tiiicefs
are; President, John l.. Johnson;
vice president, Geo. Ufban; secretary,
James NJ. LockhAFi; tfea,utsr, John
w. ueiger. John Olson, a. l.. Dahl.
Ercn, \. u. Howell aud John paradise,
with ihe officers. save J. NJ. LockhAri,
constitute tho board OF directors.
JAMES NJ. Kennedy, known 20 every
mining man In Park City anu prob
ably the entire State, came up from his
ht ms In BAIT lake this morning. lie
VIA begin active operations la the
Poland mine ON Boot Mn ~ once.
Considerable ore was shipped from this
mine ~ far back A. the 7O'a.
owing 10 tho vexnti0ua delay Ia re-.
ceiving lumber and other material, the
progress In building the Peck c0ncrn.
traitor this week has been quite slow.
Considerable lumber was rscel we'd the
past Few days, anu II II thought that
there will bs no more delay ON that
score. None Of tho mAchiIcry has
been shipped yet, hence II 10 impof.
sible 10 name date TOT the complslion
OF the mill.
The oalario mill shipped last Mon.
nnH An af 49, u.
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your letter written long time since
awaiting me ~ my return. The
piece In the NEWS was also brought TO
me last evening. I am very sorry
have not been able 10 see you ere this,
as | sincerely Intended, but olrcum
stances have united 10 prevent 10.
would have visited you the DAY
stopped In Sait Lake en- my way home
but ~ the photos and letter Of address
were In my valise, whlcn did not fol.
low mo for two days later, called on
some IRISH people whose address
knew. But I should have sent the
photos up 40 soon a. they came, which
! would have done but fully Intended
coming up TO Salt Lake CITY and call.
Ing or you.
called on Mf. Grant two OF three
times while 1 was In Belfast. Previous
70 receiving your letter had left
tume tracts with his vile which
think never reached her husbanG. Mt.
Grant ueatsd me very kindly aud we
took "iea" with them twice. Once l
accompanied him 10 the Independent
sunday school, VI which he IL supef-
intendenL He did not ask me 10
speak, but did ask me 10 dismiss the
school, which | did. | was unable TO
dfaw him cut on the Gospel 70 any %.
tent ana | fear that tho Chufch WORKS
you sent MIN have been very nghtly
pefused. Yet he may have something
10 cause him 10 investigate the truth.
Although his church teaches aud
PRACTICES infant spflnkllnR ooly, yot
Mi. Grant has been fearful enough to
20 ana be lmmersed by n scot called
"rho Brethren"
CHARLES Peterson succeeded mo as
PRECEDENT OF the conference. He ae-
comranied me on one or two visits T.
Mi. Grant aud was intending 10 con.
tlnut. also saw Mr.. GranVs brother
The day before leaving, but did not
talk with him. II you write 10 Mt.
Grant, kindly Remember me TO him
anu his vile, ios shc Ia a woman whom
anybody would love. Dol't send him
any more Gospel books liil no asks for
ihefn. a scfiptufai quotation once In
n while In your letters might do some
gooj. The literature on Salt Lake
CITY has done much good. Hoping 10
see you some day and have talk
with you, | sm youf brother In tue
Gospel, H1EpHES w. Ross.
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NEWS OF THE MINES.
4 Wyoming District Which Is At Pres.
tnt Commanding Attention.
clssADAn AND GOLD DErosrs
Return OF Mr.. z. T.. chmiii ani Ills
version II h rouniry-1he Stock
Ixchaugo and Other li,ms.

Mt. p. l.. schmlti, an old resident Of
this city and n man who is widely
known, has just returned from an ex'
tensivs trip In and through the slate
Of Wyoming.
The gentleman IL n mining man OF
the deepest dye AMI knows good
proposition when he sees IT, To a
News reporter today be slated that
he had devoted a good portion Of his
absent time 10 an investigation Of The
cinnabar And gold placer deposits along
the head waters Of the Douglas creek,
located south Of Laramie and Just wosi
Of the Sheep Mountain.
Hls Investigations have given him
theuimost confidence In the dlggiugs In
that section and his confidence has de-
voloppd into something more sub
slantial, In that he has become Inter
ested In some Of the locations. lie
brings with him soms very fine tpsoi.
mens,a glance A. which IL sufficient TO
convince the most casual observer that
they contain good stun.
At present that particular section
Of country IL alive with miners AMI
pfospeotofg, and large forces o.
men arc working on the cinnabaf AMI
copper doposiia located thefeaboute.
TIE WORK that IL being done IL bring
Ing fair remuneration 10 those en-
gaged IN n, and ne result the district
10 fast nlllng up with people out Of
employment.
Mr.. Schmitt IL part owner Of tbu
big soda we'll al Green river which be
classes ~ one Of tho thfest and suftst
paying ventufes that n person eau In
vest In. The water runs % per cent
pure soda, aud large watts are now being
put zap In preparation Tor the market
Ing VI tho product.
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BIG FIRE AT EUREKA.
Tho Condor ilotl Nearly Raced TO
the Ground.


Special 70 the NEWS
A big nrs occurred at tho Con Ion
Hotel Ia Eureka at 3 O'CLOCK this after.
noon. A. 2;4O the Sioux Consolidated
and Mammoth Mining company
sounded tho whistles for an alarm
Of fire. The nfs originated IN
the kitchen Of the Condor hotel,
owned by MIR. 4. 3. Brown, late OF Sail
Lake. The fife rapidly spread and
soon the whole building was mass VI
flames and nj O'Clock was nearly
burned ~ the ground. The DIE spread
to the adjoining building, owned
by Mr.Cornlsh which was also burned.
Mr. Cornish saved part Of his stock OF
goods. Part Of tbs hall furniture was
eavcd. The loss Ia about 81, 800 ana no
Insurance. IL was with the greatest
dlfiigulty that MI. Ernest Fafr's build.
Ing On the opposite side Of the
rlruot was saved. Both building and
contents could have been saved, a.
there were plenty Of willing hAnds
from the mills, but II was the same old
cry In the mining camp Of emo watstn
that pIevented tho nre from being put
out.
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-Four Aces Gets nsttsr Position To
dsy than Yesterday.

-Four Aces Gets a neitsr Position To
dsy than Yesterday.
Although but ono tfausiof was made
on the exchange today, n portion Of
the proceedings was very Interesting
and spirited. II came with the call Of
Four Aces, which waA badly bcared
yesterday, but which climbed up rom
quotation Of 10 cents on the previous
cali 10 Is cents today. At the close Of
attention 10 listed stOuks. one Of the
brokers asked permission 10 revert 20
-Four Aces. but na there was m oblec'
ton raised, the permission asked Tor
wac not granted. He then, however,
not 10 be- beaten, offered 10 give 22l
csnls for tho stock, but holders would
not fellnqulsh.
The call Of listed stocks did not
bring Out a single sale, bat when the
unlisted properties were reached,
swansea found favor In transfer Of
% shares nj si0.l per share.
Tine closing ngufes were ~ iollowE
Listed srOcRa
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SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION.
Why Elder Res Had not R,pl 10 W.
". Croll's lo,br.

This following lettois arc selksx.
plauslory, and are published because
Of former letter TO tbs NEWS IRON
Mt. Croll, who complained that no md
not had his letters to Elder Ro .
answered.
SALT LAKE CIIY, Aug. ~,
10 tho Editor.
hn iucloied letter, with photographs
was received by this mornings mail,
with ealiaiaototy explanation from
Elder >. w. Ross. 1 Rm much obliged
Tor your notice In tho NEWS.
A. CBul.L.
LEM CITY, Utab, Aug. 10, 1895.
Nj. Alex, Croll, Salt Lake Cliyi
Dear Brolher--I have Just relurocd
lrpm u trip Ia tho canyon. founi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
MINOR MENTION.

Tho Twonty-hfst Quorum Of Elders
will mcoi In the Nineteenth ward meet
Ing house ON Monday evening next At
o'clock.
Tho Twenty.ntst Ward conference
occurs tomorrow night. Btako Presi.
dent Angus NJ. Cannon will DO present
a. ono OF tue speakers.
The people Of the Twentieth ward
VIII onIoy themselves In an excursion
70 Garfield Beach on Thursday next,
Aug ~, Tho tuling " given under
the auspices Of tue Mutual Improve.
mont association aud good time IL
assured all who attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

same day the Marsac mill, which mills
the Daly otes, shipped 10 the Bank 0i
California 90 bars OF nne silver. Super
iniendent Robert g. Chambers Of the
Ontario AMI allied interests, left this
wtok for San Francisco. He will prob.
ably return Saturday or Sunday, aud
most likely will inauguraie pay-uay
the front end Of tue coming week.
The boys ut the Anchor, Silver King
and Wo01Hlde were pfeaented with
their monthly checks last Monday. for
which they arc lrnly grateful.
Ore shlpmonls ilom the Macintosh
Gambler this week, ~ reported by q.
ID. H0okllige, suprfiniendent: Silver
KING nptolsfs. e7b,8 $40; Silver King
coucantfaip'. 1885, OU; Varco conoen-
rates, 50,6bU; total number pounds,
l,4i2,g5U.
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a Strike Of Good ore.

The Burning Moscow, the fret looa.
ton made ON the hill In Bingham, was
opened up recently by Andrew Hay,
who intends 10 work the property Tor
all u IL worth. On Thursday attcfaoon
last a fine body OF pay ore was struck
and the probabilities arc that ere long
THE mine will rank among Bingham's
bost procuoeri. Mr.. Hay foels that be
has taken n step In the night direction.
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Police Court.

Eugene Jocks and a. A. Dalton
were before Justice wenger toasy
charged With disturbing the peace and
using abuslvu language.
The men were arrested On CONNER.
clal street, las, night, where thoy were
In company with young girl who IL
out on parole from the Reform School,
aud having nm apparently good time.
Jenks pleaded guilty while Dalton
hardly knew what sort Of q plea 10
enter. He asked for and wa grant.
I'd permission 81 MAKE n statement
In which he stated that while they
may have been making n noise, thsy
weren't doing anything particularly
wrong. Each was nueu $40 ia default
OF which they went 10 jail.
A case Ia which tue city engineer
complained hgAinst ons OF Street
Sprinkler Ghfila's employees was sei.
tied out OF court. II appears that the
engineer was surveying certain street
when 0rfilu's mau, bunt on doing his
duty, drove biz wagon over that street,
Notwithstanding tho protests Of the
engineer. A misunderstanding was
involyed In the case aud Acting Pose.
cutor Eiohnot moved a dismissal
which was ordered.
Onictr johnson arrested u drunken
man yesterday. Not the dummy that
he hauled out OF An ash barrel buhind
the Progress building, but real live
drunken Individual, To-day the mau
was afraigned In court and fined $50,
while the officer was kept busy ex.
planning that hereafter dummies
would receive no further Attontl on
from him. The dummy racket ~ a
Joke which was pvrpslrAlei on tho
officer yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

The Cedar Valley Minibg company,
owning properties Ia the valley iTom
whence the concern gets IT. name, has
IN sOtoot tunnel and Il In ~ feet ON
tho ore vein. A contract has been lot
for 80 feet Of additional shaft work
ana the ore shows encouraging valucs,
with indications Of its values incfsas.
ing A. depth Ia attained. Tbs ore vein
Is 10 feet Wide.
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srocss AVN nsnErrs.


Nav fonK. AUG. ii-ttock mArkat opened
Meak, over under iuhucneo reaiifing order
anu SALES short accounts. Losses woTu un.
important aside from Pacific Mail which soltl
OF per csnt i1ts.
Ihe tone steAdied after ~ rs and alisht ad.
vance were generally scored The bank statc.
mem showing a decrease 10 the Teservn VI
Mtlttl and falling on % the deposits u
b.nl,s1 checAod tho Improvement, but In
lAtef dealing prices Ia some Instances moved
w slaIply On cofefinE short oontrGcts. sugar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

Have you ever heard OF a medicine
with such a record OF cures ~ Hoods
sarsAparilla2 Dont you know that
hood's SafsapArillA. tho One True
Blood Putlfier, has proved. over aud
over again, that II has power TO cure,
eVsn after oil other remedies fail? II
you have Impure blood you may take
Hood's sAfpsparllla with the utmost
confidence that II will DO you good.
HOODS PILLS Asslsl digestion.
% cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

NEw YoRK, Aug. i5.-wm. J.
Bryan, Mfs. Bryan ana Mr.. sewall
vent 1, lrvington .on.the. Hudson this
morning where they will remain few
gsye as tho gussts Of John Brlsbsn
Walker,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

. WAeI1NGrOS, Aug. l6.-rbe comp
ltolleF u currency has been informed
OF The failure Of the Ciiy National bnr K
A. san Angeles, Texas, capitalized Il
100000. This liabilities, including de.
poslts and loans, are 81 200.
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INV YonK, Aug. 10 -nesetye. deere...
N,tls,ioo; loans, decrease, ts,iiotol, specie,
ineIsAse, iaii,ac0, legal tenders, decrease.
ihiloispoi depoaits, decrease ta5ss,slu. Or
culatlon, Increase, fsid,d0e. Inc bank boia
p,tlo,lIo In excess OF requiremeata
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

4, fAhsf-ln Butte, Montana, Aug. igth. lad.
MAfl Ann fAbst. wife OF JOIN Pa6tt, aged b
Funeral services Will DO held SUNDAY. Ans.
tglh' ~ ", M, from the funeral chapel II
Ahdeflaker Joe VIM Taylor, u a0uth Wrsi
s, s,nple siiesi Friends are respectfully in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

chicago Market.
chioaSa. Aus, Is
wheAt-August o. September. IS.
J0rn-Auguat, f2.l Sept, 92..
Oats-Augutt 49, sept ld'.
Fora Aug. and sept MIA
Lard-AugusL o 30, sept, sl.ao4tl.sas.
ilbs-Augusi aud sept, 81 .a2g.
Rye Aug a9a
flhn-oa..
9imothy-t2.sA
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Prof A. &. Nelson Of this city 70.
turned home tho first ofthis week from
avislt 10 his brother at Ridmlnu. He
related 70 ~ the facts Of amjst pltia.
bic accident which bsiell the little To-
montheold sou Of his brother, Charles
Nelson. Gu Saturday evening the
child followed It, mother b the baok
yard, and while the parent was busy
doing some ohofe, the child found IL
way 10 the pig PEG, aud thfusling ita
little chubby hands between the
slabs Of the pen, had them nearly eaten
Oh ~ hog. its cries coon brought
the mother TO tho spot, but not until
tue fearful work had bren done. Tue
ohild'a hAnds are trighuully lacsrslod
ana portion Of one nnger was taken
%. DR.. West Of salina was called So
attendance aud everything pOssibl l.
bnlng none 10 save the taby's hands,
but u IL yet doubt'ul 10 tell lust whsi
will be the rctuli Of the awful Acol.
dent.-Aanii Messenger
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.

nSE Known HolsE ABOUT 10 YEARS
" 9ld' branded on lofi Jaw, also on lei
" the above described animal 10 not claimed
ana taken away on or before August ". oil
he viii DO sold at CITY Earay Pound At9 m
JOHN U. NATION,
Pound Keeper
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siiyeT-s6..
Lead-ta70
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Liberty Park Concert.

Held's band will give an open air
concert al Liberty Park al $3.50 pm. 10.
morrow, when tho following program
will be rendered.
hsfch, Milhalre ...,..,,.,...... Casey
hfahd selection, ten minuies with the
..il.lIeH .siI..s....ss..s aces efsslnter
solo Tor cofugt, kathleen Mayuuruneu " hliace
Mr.. John Held
IN Heeuefdo salamanca Spanish dancer
81. asss 40 tssaasass ssass sfsssssssss.ss ArAulo
leulsl ~ oll songs as.... isssss stssti helfeNea
sunrise on The Mountains lswisa Lauder
.Ahee NhafacNtlahquo sstsss.sssssiss. iefAina
March, ihe Mighty .......-.,,..........Ch Chambers
CHAs. l.. BERRY. Secretary.
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No.. ohlcasO, Aug IS
1lght, fl.iOmtl.n
Mixed. tlgiafAg2g.
lisaYy, 81. flIfll1
Rough, u 1Hatg.sB
Ca1ue-hArAet quiet. UNCHANGED.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-15

IA nj -tration du BOi8tiR Msr-
e.SgM rAonneur de prier Messieurs
! Annonciers franGais de voulolr biea
~ameAsre leurs ordres de Publicite
.lM. MAYENCE, FAvRE ct Ci',
sent les Agents uniques ct ex-
ca de ce journal pour Ia Pub!ieitt
ancoise ct An0IGise.
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TABLk EXACTk
DE CUENTAS FORMADAS

DE CUENTAS FORMADAS
aplicables al cobro de jorna,
les, fraccionados estos On E,
tavo de dfa, princlpiando pc.
un cuarto y terminando en- Z
dfas, con precios escalonsdta
desde un real fuerte hasEA tire, |.
peso6, y expresando cana he
ci6n su valorintrfnseco en- pc
SOS, centavos y c6ntimos Do
centayc, i ..
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BOLBTN 'kEBCANTIL DE PUERlO-RICO.

PEkIODICO CONSAGRADO Il la DaFaNSA LE LOS IN
.TEREsEs NACIONALEs IN AM RIA. ORGANC
nE LOS zSPANOLES INCONDlCI)NALas HN PT0-RI1C s.
tONDlClONES GENEkALES acordados por la D;recci5y
para toda clase de rmestsdos y onuncios.
pubnaon de
cnvsIcienaits tfUinsran en l.e
Lo" c'nun.dos renITo T. sp desen
d
nAs e1a sa atngo -
n.pnco mn
eaiolds t* De cieh6s
La oIlh~ 'ei oM oDsce dz
rgo - - - =
onnciante tsndG
puDicacoa dc En
10 Ior 100 e preco de- tsrifa 81 20
enve CCHES publication de su suuucos
ndtA uns hoDfcdn de 10 100 prsco tarfs
.Juando de
viara e primer ndmero $50 ! D-.'-N - -,
Para os no uspores del BOLETN enca communion
remtido seeci6n correspondence DIEZ OENTAVOG
Los suscfpto tendfsn 100 de preco
gscctiiAs un'cados rsmirt0s -
Ell mpoe Lac roito.
oados, sera rrcipsdo =. ''---'- ~
% o css" psev's dejsse De ser el pdico Compartments
iones~oo COZ tantas puniaones las
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Tarifa para Ia publication de anuncios.....
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The Proprietors OF the "B0tSsiR
: MercGHtN" have the honour of
requesting English advertisers TO
hand their orders to MN. NAYENCE,
FAvRE and c., who are the sole
Agents for all English and FroneA
AdDerfieinS
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GRAN vARIEDAD DR TIPOB PARA CARTELONRS PRO.
GRAMAs DE- rRATRO cIRc0 ANUNCIOSl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-15
| PURGAMTE JULIEN
'Celilta Veg6ial, Laxative RGfPIgefaals
Contra 81 l5x-RENiNTENTC

4 Este purEante, erclNSipamerie ~ re-
tol, sc presdnta halo Ia lorna de IN
duits exquisite Y agr,tiable, Que
lplrga G-an sua2iGad y sin mpestia.
rs ad ,nirahle co'lra las uiece,o4es
del est3maJo V 'ieI hi9ado. IL tcier.- /
icia, la bitts, las fmas, la pttui.a, las
,l'itseuS gases. Su eIecto es fJpido
ty banelico en- la jlqaeea cuando la
eGbe, IA est6 cargot..., la boca ausarua,
| aleny'td sicla, fatta = apettto rep'.g-
na la oOnl<3G, en- las hnlchn-o. es lei !
ris,Ifre, cdusadas por la tnfamacson
~. .eSllaal, pucs no Irlita los (fganos
| abd1nnales. hB lin, eu las s,.fsrne-
dudes de Ia ptel, ei asa9rs, las con-
! "ulsiones de la inftlncia kl urqanto
j ulier ha resnelto ei dlstcl probIema
de purgar los iliii0s que 40 accep 1
/ tan nngGna ptlfga, pues 10 piden y
le comen con delete con una aza-
carada pastilla de chocolate Iue
| sale de la coniiteria.
Dep. en- PARIS, s, RUE vIvIEHNE 4
! fES AS phlsclp. VAKnGcaAs bsospEAiAE