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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-03-06
HOW THE TARIFF WORKS.

Mr., Max Pracht, of Oregon. who is
the financial secretary of the Ameri-
can Protective Tariff League, which
has its headquarters in New York has
recently returned home from two
years residence in England, and gives
the result of his observations there in
an interview in the San Francisco
CaU in which he gives a good many
facts as to the manner in which the
present tariff law dIscriminates
against this country and in favor of
British manufactures. The St. Paul
Dispatch in giving a synopsis of this
interview says: 'Nearly the whole
period of his absence was spent at
Bradford and Manchester in the care
full study not only of the labor prob
lem and free trade, but the discrimi-
nations which British policy makes
against what we have to sell in that
country. He says that tour of the
American free traders among the Eng
lish factory towns would cure them
of their free trade fancies and recon
vert them to protective doctrines as
the only salvation for American manu-
features. Every effort is being made
by the British capitalists to become
independent OF us, for bread and raw
materials, while by the special cheap
ening of their manufactures destined
for the American market, they hope
to effectually break down our own
manufacturing Industries and mono
police our market, while they will not
be under the necessity of taking our
agricultural products. They hope to
drain us eventually of our precious
metals in payment of the cheap manu-
features with which they desire to
flood our markets under the system of
free trade they are attempting to in
augurate in the United States" The
truth of Mr. Pracht's statement is
borne out by the results which have
so far accompanied the workings of
this Democratic step toward free
trade, which now in the form of law
rests upon our statute book. During
the little more than year of it's eX-
istence our imports from England
have largely increased, while on the
other hand our exports to that country
have considerably decreased. For the
year 1895 the increase in our imports
from England alone reached SAT, 1884,,
80, while the decrease in our exports
reached S26, 104, 7S0. And there is no
doubt but that England will keep en-
larging these two items to the greatest
extent of her ability, and if the free
traders were again to be given power,
so that they might take one or two
more steps toward free trade, as they
declared in the campaign of 1894 they
would. the two items above will be
given fresh impetus which would
carry each of them up toward the
hundred million mark, to the detri-
ment of the country, and especially
the laboring and producing interests.
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it Stirs up. 1t is also somewhat Gu
rious fact, yet one probably to be ex-
pected, that England sympathizes en-
tirely with Spain, and takes the
ground that this country is proceed
ing a little too far. The London
Chronicle alone warns Spain that she
should be careful how she conducts
herself towards this country, as in
event OF war, the United States could
wipe her from the face of the earth
and not eXert'itself to any great ex-
tent. But it will be remembered that
the Chronicle is the only English paper
which really understands the senti-
ment in this country, having recently
come in touch with it, through it's
special correspondent, Mr.. Norman,
who was sent here to investigate mat
tiers in relation to the Monroe doc
trine and Venezuela.
But England and Spain seem to for
get that the United States is only fol-
lowing the same course of procedure
towards Cuba, that they did towards
the southern confederacy in the early
sixties, and that the state of affairs
existing in Cuba make a more urgent
demand for such action upon our part
than there was for action upon their
part at that time. If this country
further delayed action in recognizing
the belligerent rights of the Cubans,
it would be false to it's corner stone of
liberty. Spain has entered upon a
most barbaric treatment of the Gu
bans under the command of Weyler.
War at it's best is far from humane,
but as directed by this modern butcher
it has sunk to the lowest depths of
savagery. The action of congress has
been prompted by no spirit of war, but
by the highest and most tender feel
ings of humanity. This country does
not want war. There is no war feel
ing against Spain, but there is feel
ing which is being most rapidly cryS-
tailed, that the inhuman practices
which have been put in practice by
"Butcher" Weyler upon the island of
Cuba, must stop, and that if Spain is
to continue the war, she must conduct
it according to the rules of civilized
nations.
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MINNESOTA LAKE NOTES.

J.B Kaufman will this week let the
contract for the erection of brick
building, l2Ox34 feet, two stories high.
1t will cost about $4,000, and will be
used by him for saloon and living
rooms.
Harry Thompson is out for the first
time in six weeks, having just re-
covered from severe attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Ben LatOurelle and @. w. Apply
have been appointed delegates to the
G. A. r. state encampment.
I'll. A. label is dealing in horses, and
has carload ready to ship.
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A SURPRISE.

Chas. Selleck Tuesday sprung a lit
tie surprise on his numerous friends
before leaving for the south. A young
lady had been visiting at the house
for few days, and yesterday he intro
duced her to parties who called at
the house, as his wife. While no
explanation was offered, it is
Surmised by Charley'S friends that the
Knot was tied some time ago at ST..
Peter The young couple will take
the best wishes of all with them.
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CLASS ORGANIZATION.

The High school graduating class
has an organization, with sMr. Heidle
president, Miss Liedloff secretary, and
Miss Cornish treasurer. White and
light green have been chosen as the
class colors. In giving the ages and
credits of the members yesterday, the
following were omitted: Robt. Mann,
age Is, credits 81; Gertrude Burgess,
age 10, credits %; Elsie Schwartz, age
10, credits 80.
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BRANDRUP-HOLLEY.
An Interesting Wedding at Hamline
We dnesday Afternoon.

we dneS0ay AFTERNOON.
At four O'Clock Wednesday, Prof.
J. r. Brandrup, of this city, and
Miss Myrtle Holley, of Hamline, were
united in marriage at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. L. Holley, at the latter place.
The ceremony was performed in the
presence of about fifty invited guests,
by Rev. Cressey, of Saltwater, assist
ed by Rev. Elmer, of Hamline. Chas.
Cobb, of Minneapolis, was best man,
and Miss Effie Holley, sister of the
bride, was brides maid. Among the
guests from this city were Mrs. J. A.
Lewis, and DR.. Eberhart. The we'd
ding presents were numerous and
useful.
A wedding supper will be served
this evening, and the newly welded
couple will take the evening train for
home. They have purchased house
on Clark street and nicely fitted it
up, and will go to housekeeping i'm
mediately.
Prof. Brandrup is one of the rising
and progressive young men of Manka-
to, whose hosts of friends rejoice in
the happy step which he has taken.
The bride has visited in MankatO,
and formerly lived at Lake Crystal,
and has numerous friends in the city
and county who admire her i any ex-
Gallant qualities The FREE PpFSS
joins in with their other friends in
wishing Prof. and Mrs. Brandrup
long and prosperous life.
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COVERED With scales
Eczema i'm Worst Form
Face loathsome Sight
Could not Leave House
HAD To SACRIFICE HAIR
In Despair Dismiss Doctors
and Begin the Use of
CUTlCURA RENE DIES
Effect Wonderful
In Three Weeks Scales Gone
In Six Weeks Cure is Complete

About four years ago Eczema made its ap-
pearance on my head in its worst form.
was attended by two physicians, but notwith-
standing their t catment 1t continued spread
ing, until my face was covered with scales
and became a horrid loathsome sight. Fol
three months Cid not leave the house. and
people passing would turn and look back
when seeing me at the window. i had fine
head of hair, seven years growth, and had to
sacrifice it. l was in despair. The physicians
had failed even to relieve me- when one OF
them recommended CUTICURA SOAP. My
father dismissed the doctors and procured
full set of CUTIoURA REMEDIES. l CON-
menced using them according to directions
and in three weeks from the time l began,
the scales had left my face and the skin lost
its forid hue. In sac aoeeks I aoas entirely
cured. My face was smooth and my COM
plexion clearer and finer than it had ever
been before. used three boxes of CUTICURA,
one half dozen cakes of CUTICURA SOAP, and
one bottle of CUTICURA RESOLvENT. Persons
having any doubt about this testimonial be-
ing. genuine, can write to my address and 1
will cheerfully tell them more about CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES.
Miss MARION A. SMITH, Sunbury Pa.
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SCHOLARS PRODUCTIONS.
Essays Written by Union School
Thir d Grade, Pupils.

The following are a'few Of the es-
says prepared by pupils of the third
grade, Union building, which have
been handed to us, andsswill be of in
terest as showing. the progress of the
pupils All are neatly written:
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FOR CONTEMPT.

Albert Theissen was before Judge
Severance for alleged contempt
of court in refusing to obey the in
junction to not see or interfere with
his family. He offered an explana-
tion, and the case was argued by Thos
Hughes for the plaintiff and VIM. F.
Hughes for the defendant.
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e. V. Perry has secured the End.
hand stock of O. I'll. Hanson, for some
Dakota land, and will move it across
the street into a vacant building, and
he or A. w. Bean will dispose of it.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-03-06
GOOD ROADS.
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB TAKES
AN INTEREST.

The Improvement of the MankatO
Markets Can Only be Brought
About by Securing Better roads,
Say Gen. Baker and Geo. n. Pal"
mer-Sheriffs Invited to Meet in
Iankato-BIue Earth Valley Tele-
phone Co. Heard From.
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The bills receivable are new notes
given for money borrowed, none be-
ing renewals, but 1880 was to make
the final payment on the fire alarm
system.
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A WALK IN THE WOODS.

La the spring we are all going to
take walk in the woods. We will
try to find some slips of plants and
bring Them TO school. We will put
them in a can and take good care of
them aud they will soon blossom We
will also pick up snail shells and many
kinds OF pretty stones. We may also
see the broOkS running through the
valleys ana see how the brooks make
deltaS. We will see rillS on the sides
of the hills. Later on we will go and
pick flowers and see squirrels eating
butternuts and some will have acorns
in their paws.
Then we will have a picnic on the
hill and play games and run all around
and have good time. We may see
many kinds of birds, but we will not
throw stones at them. At another
time we will see how they build their
nests and see some nests with birds
in. Then we will start for home and
we may run and have good time and
see which can run the fastest of the
girls and boys. ALBERT VERT.
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The almost miraculous cures daily effected
by CUTICURA REMEDIES prove them to be the
greatest skin cures, blood purifiers, and
humor remedies ever compounded.
SPEEDY CURE TREATMENT. -W Warm baths
with CUTIcURA SOAP, gentle applications of
CUTICURA tointment), and mild doses of CUTI-
cURA REsOLvENT (blood puriier).
a4-" How to Cure Every Skin Disease" Free
POTTER DRUG CHEM Corr, Sole Props Boston,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-03-06

The trial of the suit of w. H.
Hanscum VS.. Henry Geiseke, which
was set for today in the municipal
court, was continued.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-03-06
BEAR BUTTE VALLEY.

When | went to South Dakota
first went to Bear Butte Valley. This
valley is many miles wide. There are
no trees, it is all level land 1t is very
grassy on the prairie. Nothing grows
there but sage brush and prickly
pears. These are long green fiat
things with long prickles all over.
Cowboys herd wild cattle and horses
there. 1t is very hard to get water
4here. 1t is all alkali water. Some
times we had to go many miles before
we could get any at all. The climate
there is very warm, there being warm
winds all the time. 1t is very danger
Gus to walk, there are SO many snakes.
One time when my father and l were
going after water we had to stoOp to
get under fence, [ stepped on big
rattle snake. My father had to kill
it before l could get away. 1t had
fourteen rattles.
The Bad Lands are near where we
lived. The ground in the Bad Lands
is as hard as rock l stayed in Bear
Butte Valley six months, then went
from there to Deadwood. in Dead
wood there is a high tower called the
Devil's Tower. 1t is thirteen hundred
lCCU uIS 10 a DdS dU UilC
top. If you were at the top you could
see many miles away.
On one of the hills in Deadwood
there is high rock called White
Rocks. 1t is made of crystal, and is
very high. Once man fell down and
got killed. There are some mines in
Black Hills. l only visited two of
them, one gold mine and the other
silver mine. They washed the gold
in Elk Creek and this made the water
a golden color, which looked very
pretty. We could not go all through
the silver mine because it was so
dangerous to walk in there.
There is a crystal cave out from
Deadwood, but | do not know much
about it because / never visited it, [
had very nice time while visiting
the Black Hills
LAURA FELT.
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FEBRUARY REPORT.

The following is a summary of the
monthly report of City Treasurer Will
liams for February.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23
(OL[GIO o. !. VICENTE Dc PAlII
EN- PONCE,

Ell nuevo Colegio de 1: y ?: ense
ianza que los Rvdos. PIP. Paules han
establecido en- Ponce, en- el antique
Hotel Marina, Sc inaugurara el dia
cuatro de Octubre proximo.
La aperture de curse ( inaugura
ci6n, que seran con toda brillantez
Sc verihcaran en- Ia Iglesia parroquial,
con misa solemne del Espfritu Santo
v terminaran con un discurso que
leera un P. Paul. En- Ia Secretaria
del Colegio queda alberta Ia matri.
cula para el curse de 1896 a 1897
desde el ola IS del presente mes dc
Septiembre.
Sirva este anuncio de invitaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23

Ia Peninsula nuestros distinguidos
amigos D. jose Ignacio Beyens. Re-
gistrador de la Propiedad, y don Jose
Trueba, del alto comercio de esta
plaza; ambos con sus respeetivas fami-
las.
Les damos nuestro cortes saludo de
bienveaida.
CoNsULTA.
IL Me convendrla la bicicleta para
que disminuyese mi joroba ?
-Si, senior; 81 procura usted caer
sobre ella, pudiera ser.
"Pectoral de Anacahuita" .-Es re-
conocido por cuantos 10 han exre :
rimentado como la mejor preparation
pectoral que Sc conoce para el alivio
immediate y comp eta curacion de
todo case de pulmonia, asma, Group,
dolor de pecho, tos, NAL de garganta,
esputos de sangre y tisis. Es de gus
to agradable y de efectos inmediatos.
Mezclado con ell Acejte Puro de Hi
gado de Bacalao de Lanmnan y Kemp,
puede decirse que es TN remedio in
falible contra todas las afecciones de
la garganta, el pecho y los pulmones.
La elegancia de la forma y gusto
agradable hacen de la Emulsion de
Scott una preparation acceptable, aun
para las personas mas delicadas.
Santiagode Cuba, Abril I8 de 1896
Sres. Scoott y B 'wne. Nueva York.
Muy Sres. mios: H4ce amos que
enpleo en- mi practica la Emulsion de
Scott, de aceite de higado de bacalao
ION hipofos6tos de cal y de sosa, y
ne es grato communicates que dicha
es muy recomendable por
'er perfecta y permanente, 10 que la
lace de tacil administration aIn a las
personals de estomago delicado.
Como reconstituyente en- las enfer
tuberculosis, me ha dado
nuy buenos resultados.
Dr.. Eduardo Ros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23
80 CRTILL~A@ =

RECoMENDAMos Ia "Digestinna
Ulrici, que es un nuevo edicamento
eae bien puede cali6carse de ehca1
en- la. enfermedades del Tss6nago y |
de asombrosos resultados. Ef EXPIRE
sado remedio sc administra en- obleas,
81 inventor garantiza la Curacion de
las personas que 10 usen, y el alivio
nieioria dcsde Ia primera GAIA.
Este afamado especifieo 10 recibe y
vende en- Puerto Rico d. Fidel Gui.
llermety.
A LOS ENFHRMos DEL nSToAA-
Co.-Se les recomienda mucho, mu
chisimo, el va afamado Elixir Es-
tomacal" de Sain1 de Carlos. De
venta en- ia Farmacia Dsrin, San
Justo 81.
INTEREsANTn.-Para Ia conserva-
cion de los sellos de gonna e ind,:-
pensable que la tinta que con eLlos &c
emplea sea especial.
En- el BoLETIN MERcANTIi-, de A.
Lynn Sucesora de Moris, &C vendea
tinta especial y de superior ealidad
para sellos de Coma, y almoh adiils.
permanentes de todos tamahos y co
lores. Con el uso Dc dicha tin,a &c
censerva Ia elasdcidad dc los sellos,
aue &c hacen iaatacables POI los insec
tos.
ABoMINABLH.- Lsemos Que Ia
tallecido en- Lajas, 4 eonseeuenela de
una paliza, un ar,esano llsmado rna
cisco Martinez.
Tres fueron sus agresores, seeda
tambien leemos.
PARA PoNcE.-Se ha desped,do
carinosAmsnte de nosotsos nuesro
distinRuido amigo el Inspector dc /.
Ensehanra ID. Alexandra Moniene
gro, quien pasa { Ponce por unos dia
para Ssr 1 81 familia.
Feiiz estaneia ie deseamos ca Ia
ciudad dei Sur.
THATRo. A causa de Ia lluvia sus
penoiose el domingo en- 81 tsaifo u
iunei6n disPuesta Por IL eompshia d
karzuela juseail.
Tuvo sfeeie ancehe.
BIRN vKNIDoA-En q vapos -
mo -SaAiags' ssVsssson syu d
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nando con 100 pesetas de pension

nando con 100 pesetas dc, pension
anual.
Don CLAUDIO PENA LOPEZ.
FL soldado de infanterfa de Tarrago-
ma, Claudio Peiia Lopez. hijo de
Tumble (Avila), fu< uno de los conde.
corados por Ia aeci6n del Ramblazc
con Ia Cruz Laureada con 100 pesetas
anuales de pension.
Claudio Pefa Lopez recibi6 en- el
Ramblazo una herida gloriosa, que pu-
so en- peligro su vida. Fue, como to-
dos, en- aquel dia inolvidable para
nuestro ejercito, un heroe lleno de
abnegaci6n, arrojado hasta 10 increible,
despreciador constante de la muerte
que le amenazaba.
Claudio Pe!ia Lopez fu9 sacado del
fortln casi sin conocimiento, debiitado
por Ia mucha perdida de sangre. y
cuando fue curado y re obro el conoci
miento, fue su primer euidado pre-
guntar qde habia sido de sus compa
ileroS de armas.
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IDAS DR wa MsfA

psra Arecibo. vs'. :nv. = K
dia', a. .tpacoad ."r Id
Feruand-1. 0"n G. TgA De "a
Para II ;AcA Va s~I 5 'sg'
despachad or 5 n"" ~
qui8Ra GOn ca < &; ifa"~
Para Id, axu T.. Nc
itspsnh .s' y E l. y II ' lam &
10. con L rQa ie +
AAL,pAs nu uABpTAJE.
Bdrs. esp. MAffa A tau para H.
macs
Co.. esp B riuqusn pssa Maya
: ez ) Aga 'flis.
Il : esp" Fe it," ar Arecibo
Go esp 'Za Agvs para Vieqaes.
DESP AOH X - ~
Nag .nc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23
Sc vENDE.

Una fnca compuesta de 100 euer
das de terreno, de las cuales 90 7o
estan fincadas de cafe, cuentan va tr-'
sfios y han empezado 4 dar granos
Esta fnca esta radicada en- Ia juris
diecion de Fajardo. hzcia Ia parte dc
Naeuabc, tiene su casa para mayor =
domo y aqua en- abundancia por todos
lados. Sc facilita ademas al que la
eompre la manera de hacerse de 75o
cuerdas mas de terreno virgen y de
monte espeso con abundantes made
ras, que colindAn con la misma INCA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23

B,fs. esp. "Sau 10 g. saga o
Vapi z 'GwaiiA" e- a>gsn 'c
V"p sep Manu<ia ea cFvs' D
ia SOTA5E.
G u asp India" ,nv=" i, -
O. esp ID hhnsa' ~ ra4r5.
CD e-p DeseAda" i "r - O.
Co. rs, A .ta, invernan;'".
G,l ,sp % nnosp"i6n" cargt pa
ra ArroTo y Pom Q.
Wy. esp "I7, Bosch" ca "a iC,
V y. @ o. Blen .vuDtuca Nargh
para V'tQaes.
Van. esp. "Vsscu" cArgsndo.
c.. esp 10 ament nA" cargA pa
ra Ea1Haho Y Hu macao.
G.. esp -Is.ool~" ",a"gs para Ys
bu 81 q.
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aEkNAIZ 4 GO.
-Y.-TNTuAN-IYl

Imp0rtadores en grsnde es sala.
de mercancias de todaa proceden.
cias.
Sus tiendaA de derAll La LUZ
NLEOTRIOA J La. VILLA DE
BILBAO con sieMD pre- las mejor
sufSluNR.
Tienen SuCursales imp0rtadoras
en AreCibo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23
Papel para Peri0dicoe.

Del tamano del BOLETlN y
del que tenia El Clamor de
Pals " SO acaba de -ecibir On
esta Imprenta una gran reme-
sa, Que se reaIiza & precios IL
mitadOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-09-23
GACETA DE HOY.
Privilegios de invenci6n.

Real Orden disponiendo qus
Sc promueva la plaza de Inge
Micro 10 de Obras P1blicas de-
esta Provincial q D. Gabriel Pc
rez de la Sala.
hprobado 81 itinerario que
propuso al Gobierro el Inspec
tor de IA ensehanza del Distrito
Norte para girar vista a las Es-
cuelas de varios pueblos del mis-
mo.
Cablegrama del Ministerio de
Ultramar que va en- otra parte.
instruction provisional, apro
bada de R. O., para presta-
mos hipotecarios del Banco Es
pafiol de Puerto Rico.
Providencias jud;cialss.
Ayuntamientos.
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RECAUDACl0N
DB C0NTRIBUCIONES DBL RSTAD0
EN- LA CAPITAL
AVISO.
Dr.. Eduardo Ros.

Oumpliendo con 10 disp1sstO eI
81 articulo AZ del Reglsmentn g.
neral para Ia imposition, aiiD,"l..
TRACTION Y cobrauzs de La CONT bn.
ci6n industrial y de Comercio, spro
bado Dor Rsal Decreto de 8 d.
JUNO del pasado aflo de SO, y ell IL
de Ia instruction para 70 cobranz-
de los d9bitos por contribuciOnes d.,
80 de JuniO del ailo 1886, hago pre-
seute que, dnrante 20 dias, con-
tar desde el 1o del entrante Octu
bre, re procedera por los cobradOre
de esta Recsudaoi6n q IL cObranza
dOmicliiO de la Q, rrespond!ente 8
% trlmestre del s1J economic
actual de 1896-97, por la cOntrlD0
ci6n TorEitOsl-. 8 Industrial y d
Oomercio, y loy % le la I rf'u :
rIal.
Vebcido dicho tetmino, los "a
no 10 hubiesen saGlctechO podrau
verihcarlo en- esta Recauiacl6u, 81
to er Ia calie .l-i Orlsto n1mcro II
dursnte o,ro plssO de does dias
que termiDarA I'll 81 de. ml'
mo o +: ubre en- Ia i, t-igenci
De que, TRANSCRIBED es 9 dunn
t6rmlpo, se procedera Ai cobro po
70 via ejecutivs, segdn 10 preveni
do kor termlnant- 0rde"es de IL
InteDdencia, y Ell 81 artlculo IA d,
10 citada InstruccI6n, apiicAndos'
los deudOfes lbs prnaA eets b eel
las eo los artloulos Is y "a do !.
m Sna.
Lo que Sc h~ce p6bi:c' para 90
,Oc M ento do los CoutrI ba, eutes
QuitDes cOncl, ,rna.
Puerto Rico, SIRE. ~ de 1896
IL RECAUDAD r.
.AntoniO III. de Il drey