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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
CLOSING SPEECHES.
The Banner County Listens to
Farewell Words at the Tab
erpaCie

OAKLAND, CAL, Nov. Newer in the
history of akland has SO much pent-up en-
thusiasm been exploded within the limits
of the walls of the Exposition building as
there was tonight. The great building
was crowded to its utmost capacity with a
wildly hilarious audience. who allow ed
no opportunity to escape to show its feel
ings on the success of Mckinley and the
principles for which he stands. Every
conceiv a BILE instrument that would ma ke
an ear-splitting noise was brought into
requisition.
William r. Davis, president OF the Ma
tional Republican League Club, presided,
and on the platform with him were tn e
members of the Republican County Ce n
tral Committee. the Republican Alliance.
the presidents of all the Republican clubs
of the county, Congressman S. G. Hilborn
Senator-eiect L. s. Strattcn, Hon. +. X.
Schoopmaker and the delegation from
Los Angeles County, consisting of Chair
man b. w. Lee of the Los Angeles County
Republican Central Committee, Senator
r. n. BulIa and Messrs. F. P. Flint, NJ. H.
Flint, r. B. Treat, S. G. Stewart. F. s.
Munson, ]. F. Francis. Tom Goss, John
Burr K. A. Dawes, G. K. Sloan, George L.
Arnold. f. G. Teed, c. E. de Camps Joh n
Lynch, e. 2. Johnson, G: E. Slosson. C.
A. Johnson. e. S. Clark w w. Seamaps.
H. H. Osborne. r. E. Wirshing, T. B.
Stages. Ralph Hogan, Captain Norton, g.
g. Compton.
President Davis, in calling the meeting
to order, called for three cheers for Me-
Kinley and Hobart. for Los Angeles
County and SIX for Alameda County.
which we're given with startling and deaf
ening effect
Speeches were maze by Senator Bulla of
Los Angeles, Senator Stratton (who ao
cepted the banner from the south). George
P. Morrow, Congressman Hilborn. GEN
eral Barnes, the Hon. f. X. Schoonmaker
of New Jersey and George w. Pierce of
Yolo County. The meeting was dismissed
with three cheers for Mckinley and Ho-
bart.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
ROADSIDE ELECTION BET.
A Ridiculous Procession That
Went From High Street,
Fruitvale, 10 Fitchburg.
Jack Barracks, a Bryanite, Wore a
Mckinley Rooster and Trundled
Wheelbarrow.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, !

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALI
90S Broadway, Nov. Z.
There was a procession on the San
Leandro road this afternoon. A few
weeks ago Jack Barracks, who keeps a
roadside house, became so enthusiastic on
behalf of Mr.. Bryan's candidacy that in a
repented moment he declared he would
give any man free ride from High street
to Fitchburg if his choice were not elected
President.
Joe Gerau, who did not have any politi-
cal affiliations OF any degree of In Intensity,
one way or the other, but who is sport"
and would not sleep peacefully if he
thought that he had missed an oppor-
tunity to accept bet, i'm mediateIy picked
up Mr.. Barracks gauntlet.
Election has been held and Barracks is
disappointed. This morning Gerau de-
cided that he would like to be conveyed
in wheelbarrow from High street to
Fitchburg. and as the choice of con-
veyances was with him, he decided on q
wheelbaraow, stIpuiating that a red,
white and blue canopy should be built
over it, that cushion should be placed in
1t and the pictures of Mckinley and Ho-
bart should be hung on either side of it.
He also required that Barracks, who was
10 wheel the barrow. should wear on his
hat Mckinley rooster. The procession
started about 2 O'Clock. After the wheel
barrow was a party CT boys with horns
Several citizens and ladies in carriages
who happened TO be on the county road
fell in line and Joined in the cheering.
Barracks proved himself equal TO the occa-
sion; he showed not vestigs of a white
feather, bnt manfully trundled his Repub-
hcan load to Fitchburg, where all hands
refreshed themselves with some of Gerau's s
sound money
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

Japan is going 10 grant government
bounties 10 shipowners and shipbuiIders.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

injured lady, said: 'sThe prayer was
answered, We believe, for Mrs. Stedhams
| has not been able to walk for all these
years until Sunday. On that day we were
all surprised to see her get up and walk
downstairs. We could not account for
her wonderful recovery until we learned
| that the ministers had offered a unit ed
| prayer for her. We are all grateful for
sucn a blessing that came so unexpect-
| edly."
A Fashionable Wedding.
| ALAMEDA, CAL, Nov. The First
Presbyterian Church was the scene of the
prettiest wedding this afternoon wit
tracing parties were Miss NJ Edith New
ton, daughter of the Rev. George Newton
of Portland, Or, and Louis S. Blake,
cashier of Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
San Francisco. The bride has lived in
this city most of her life, and is well
maids were: Miss May Blake, Miss Flora
| Fisher, Miss Josephine Chapman and
Miss Gertrude Peck. They were dressed
with white over yellow, and carried huge
bouquets of chrysant hemums of the same
coiors. Miss Sarah Harnden acted as
maid of honor. and carried bunch of
white roses and maidenhair ferns. She,
too, was dressed in chrysanthemum
| colors.
The bride was gowned in a beautiful
| white satin dress and carried q bouquet of
! yellow Brides roses and ferns. She was
given away by her father, who escorted
| her to the altar. The groom was attended
| by his brother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Blake left tonight on
| trip to Southern California. They will re-
turn In ten days and lake up their resi-
| dence here.
The church windows were covered and
| the gas burning. The walls were covered
avn L.
| punches OF white chrysanthemuns. Every
bouquet was tied with large bands of yell
low satin ribbon.
A Pioneers Death.
| ALAMEDA, CAL, Nov. 7.-Joseph NJ.
Graham, pioneer resident of this city,
died suddenly about noon to-day. He
had been i'll for some time, although his
sickness was not considered serious until
day or two ago, when he grew worse.
| present at the deathbed. They are:
Eugene W., an engineer OF the Southern
Pacific Company; William W., Frank E.
and Mrs. Merwin. He was in business for
many years, but retired some time ago.
| Wallace Canning was seriously burned
playing around bonfire in, the back yard
OF his home on College avenue. near En-
cinal.
Lieutenant Commander A n. Wad-
hams, at present stationed at Mare Island,
will speak tomorrow evening at the First
Presbyte rian Church.
Mrs. Catherine Burgle, mother OF Eu-
gene Burgle of 821 Central aven1e, died
last night after an illness of short dura-
ton. The funeral will be held to- moro ".
Interment at st. Mary's Cemetery.
Another effort will be made on the part
of the Board of Health TO induce the City
Trustees tSorder a sewer laid in Peach
street.
The monthly salary Of Sanitary In
spector Maillot has been reduced from
Sis to $l00. This was done at the regu-
lar meeting of the Board of Health last
night.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
WAS CURED BY PRAYER,
Mrs. Il. S. Stedhams Able tc
Walk After Six Years
of Suffering.
A Beautiful Chrysanthem After.
noon Wedding - Another
Pioneer Gone.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Nov. 7.-According
to her claim, as direct result of the
united prayers of the pastors of the Chris
tian churches of this city last Sunday
morning. Mrs. H. s. Stedhams of lois
Paru street was enabled to arise and walk
for the first time in six years. This is
what the lady herself says
Six years ago she, in company with he1
husband. was enjoying camping trip in
the country. One day hammock, in
which she was sitting, broke and seriously
injured her spine. She was unable tc
walk and had about given up all hopes ot
recovering. When seen this afternoon
Miss Stedhams, sister-in-law of the
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

good game, which was, however, too
one-sided to be exciting. st. Mary's won
by a score of II to 0. Flood, Cuneo and
Rattigan played good game.
The manager has arranged for game to
take place the latter part of the month
with San Rafael.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
ST. Johns Bazaar.

The ladies of the Parish Aid Society of ST.
Johns Episcopal Church. Fifteenth and Va
lencia streets, will give bazaar of the seasons
at the guildhal of the church on November
10, IL and II. Afternoons the admission is
free. Entertainments, with change of pro-
gramme, will be given each evening at which
there viii be the usual fee of 25 cents. Fancy
and useful articles viii abound at the booths
and light refreshments may be had. Home
made delicacies for Thanksgiving will be on
sale which have been prepared most carefully
by those ladies whose efforts in this line are
well and faYorably known.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

BERKELEY. of Boston
eightdays mission
Marks The
the State
beginning Berkeley The
tuck Hall for evening services that will
with those
Epcopaian
holding
"Thee
E.
revival, primarily appeal emotions
Archeacon Webb
intellect The mission
Heis
OF the Episcopal
After concluding
services San Francisco Oakland cities California
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
NOT 4 new PREPARATION, But ONE
that HAS STOOD THE TEST OF OVER
A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
Thousands of persons all
over the United States
gratefully praise DR.. Mar
tins Pain Curer and are
never without it.
Which is an external and internal
remedy without an equal.

The Curer is free from all injurious
and poisonous properties, and is en-
tirely vegetable in its composition. 1t
tones up and strengthens the system,
purifies the blood, expels bad matter
from the organs of the body generally.
promotes digestion, regulates thea appe-
system and its various functions. Taken
occasionally as preventive of disease,
1t keeps the mind cheerful and happy
by promoting healthfal action of the
skin, heart, lungs, stomach, pancress,
bowels, l;Ser, kidneys. bladder, spleen,
spinal coAmn, and the whole nervous
system. 1t is also especially always
WoMAN'S FRIEND, and is unequaled
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
Victorious St. AIarvs.

OAKLAND, CAL. Nov. The second
elevens of the st. Mary's College and Lick
High School football teams met at St.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
LLNAAAQUGS PARA 1896.

De pllsgo, eou el sAntoral, da-
oa ksssosonseos, asstAa religio
~ = oheaalea. tse, y Blocks, Do
vax adAa tesnA3 ' slsgAates sre
o. os assgorseoa, dss<ls si III - 10
oso sl mAs s~oa6miso, pefo 10
eos oss.os 7 tasogidos. Aallanss Z
10 vsaasa 81 easa In pssasA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

Para Mayagtiex vap ing "Fort
William despachado por Latimer
= Fernandez, con cargo de transito
Para Habana = escalas vap esp
"Berengue 81 Grsnde' despschado
por Rubert Hmnos. Por 8 de A
Fig0eroa y %, Al barrl!es sebo.
PoraJ PisA y Mas 80 sloos cafe
Para Habana y esCa.ss vap esp
'M6jl0o" despschado por 8. d Ez-
qulags. Por Oaldas y 90 80 pa
CAs tabaco 1864 kilos. Para Nue.
vitas por Lopez Vlllaml y % 10
sIs cate 1903 kilos. Para Gibara
pos NJ Perez y 90 10 sIs cafe 1905
kllos. por 3 de ExquiaRa % sls
cafe 31O5 kiios. PorsLspez Villa.
mil y G., Is SIS cafe 1887 kilos.
Para Oadlz y escalss vap esp
"Buenos Aires" despaohado por 3
de Ezquiaga, l OF dulces l fardo 2
cts tabacos 2 sls 2 prles az6car 30l
kilos. 81 SIS cate 5225 kilos. Por
j. Oshca y.Hm4o 80 sis cate 1900
Ho. Por SIDE Vijande y Oo, 81
sls coeos ITO sls cate 10000 kllos,
Por al B sman y 90 / brl 81 cate
LII kllos. Por Sobriuos LuliiA y %
4 SIS cafe 800 kilos 4 slssazdcarA A4l2
xlios. Por f Font y HermanO l
81 tabacos. Por el Tesorero Gene
ral d. Hacienda 35:c[s CON $lO5OOO
moneda mejicana trAccionaria. Pa
co Seviila por s &c Eiqoiaga 100
SIS cocos % SIS cafe 2O9O kilos.
Por J Oshoa , Hmno, 20 sls cate
1900 klIos. Pa.a Malaga por L6.
per VIllamll y %. 13O SIS cafe IL
nn 451 kiios. Por } Och0a VI
Hmno, 1Ol SO cafe. 10000 kilos.
-Por s de EEqulaga 15lsls cafe 1275|
kllos, Para Barcelona por Her.
aal y 90 % sic cafe 2272 kllos.
Por A Vicente y % 165 sls cafe
1885 klios. Por Juan Pi2a y Mas
% SIS cafe 2S29 kllos Por P.anas
Rojo J Go, 75 SIS csfe 1929 kiio,.
Por j Osho4 y Il nno 1913 SIS az1-
car 1870 k.ios. Por Ruoert Hmnot
591 SIS sEtSsr 68943 kii0F. Por a.
Esuschenp at 523 SIS szdoar 61S6l
kliOs. Por S de IEqulordo y o..
80 sis az6sar 10449 klIos. Por J.
L silva J % 1000 s[s as1car
124630 K los.
Para SanGander y escalas vap
esp SAn Francisco .aespach ado por
s dc EzqnlsgA En ell pr6ximo
Idmero resenaremos Ia carga que
c0nouce
AALIDAA Do CABOTAJH.
Vsp. esp. "vascoa, para sd rata.
Bdra. esp. An aria ArtauD pars
ViequsJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

novenas, las que daran principle el
dfa 10 del corriente q las siete menos
cuarto de la manana. Ell Io las 10
misa solemne, estando ell paneglrico
a cargo del orador sagrado Canonigo
PeEitenciario de la Santa Iglesia Ca
tedral, Sr. don Felix Barrot.
La PyesideHta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
.as RafoPnas dol ST Halla
WsTUDxO CRITEG0
DON lGNkG0 DlAZ tANEJA.
Strstur del BOLETlN KERCANflL
OE PUERTO -RIOO

Tai 20 10 portadA de IN folletc
lue acaba de editarse en- esta ca.
N, obra del Director del BoLXTM
MxBcANTIL. Consiene go paginas
70 leeturA en- 4: mayor. y, como
e ha anunciAdo, 40 dedica al ilus.
re Jefe del Partido "Uni6n Cons.
isucionaP de Cubs, Excmo Sr
Marques de Apezseguia. Contie-
oe el siguiente programa:
"DedicAtoria. - Pre- udios. -
Desarrolio del pIan.-ConsiLerA.
-iones.-El preambslO exposition.
Los Mdnicipioe.-La CAmara
Insular.-Ei Consejo.-El Gober.
nadoF General.-La hiasoria.-LA
egAiidad. LA raz6n supremA.-
La RepArscion !.
El tolleto Sc ofreee en- lac si-
suientes condjcionoss
UD jemplGr-----..... 50 ets
Con oil re.raIo del Autor. ~"
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OPERA CLONES Dn BoouHs NM pro.


TRAFuafA.
EBefg Ing "Bahana" pendiAn's.
Col. amer. q. II. Bird descar 4 81
do.
Col Ing Garner descargsn
Vap esp Nioet0 desearga So
Berg amer Bon, descnfga q.
OAnOTAJR
Bdsa. esp. "Tcr ible" carga para
Arroyo.
Bdfa. esp. sNueva Flor" arg
para Hsjsrdo.
Col esp. .'Ols men tina" saFsa IA
ra HumaoaO.
Vsp esp "Ivo Boseh cAsgando
Col esp Borir laen'. earga para
Agusdilia.
Col esp "Isat "a oarga para Ys
t4ksa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
4EsNklz 4 Co.
.T.-ThTCAN-l,1

lmportadores en- grands escs,..
de mercancias de todas prooeden.
Sus dendas de detail EA LUZ
HAEOTRIOA y LA. VILLA DN
BILBAO son aiempre Ias mejor
surridas.
11enen 6ucursales lmportadoraa
en- Arecibo J Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
lAToAIe anu lalalli.

0ostoE e. D~TeaAo Civil Ca
.soaisa. AAogx4o IL las nnslsus
OsaawasA ds hsaxaA J Fusxao. hisa
soa balsss sbaegeo e. II OmgatAl q
10 hesAaQ So. esEsas saaa aAsvsale4
pseskeA aaa Aaa 4 AA AmnAsa1 A allAn
AaaA da esAa AaHa. IaMaa aasa 81 nj,
baaAa sapseso a. fasaleaA, sl Ca
ESQ aa AatAsAa, aaseaaal 10 Gees
ss8 dal Aesse ! asaAa s@a aa0a o.
gss@sss IaiewaAss } a4maaissxAsI
ssw - - y AsAa2-
naxaam. aAms Al ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
a. N ORA

Microbes. 1S.--Sen Gabriel, Arcan
gel, y el beato Salvador dc Horta,
confesor.
Jueves, Io.-El Senior San jose,
esposo de Nuestra Sonora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

Mullenhoff y Korber CON 6O5, 953
kilcs carbon mineral. ~ssa
De Liverpool y esoals; vapor %
Danol "Niceto," A Sobrinos de Bs-
outage, 173 c[s ssrdiaas y coDser
v g, 22O. s,cos hsrins. Osldas 8
Or. 1914 vino. 100 brrls cerveza,
) 0 cIs pasta. 322 sIcos papss. %
sardinaa, 10 brrIs vino. F Font
Hmno., 52,4 vino 100 cIs velas.
:, Oohoa & Hmno, l5.4 VINO, 118,
leos pspas, l54 sIcos harina, 100
Icos habichuelas. Egozcus 8 %
25,4 vino. Scsres de Vijande &
CO., 1914 vino. Lopez Villamil &
Go, 700 cls pasta. Palacios & o.,
10 +. dos alpsrgatas. Sores de A.
Figuaroa 3 Co.. $50 cls sardinas y |
conservss, 165 slcos hsbichuelas 10 |
hrrts sardinas saladas, % slcos pa.
pas, 2 cls nueces, IA cls chorisos, q
c,s pescado seoos y Chorisos 20 cfs
papae, 30 oIs cebollss, ] OF vino.
Oerecedo limos s. Co., 2O4 sIcos
papas 6 cts jamones 20 cls pescadO
en- conservas. Gonzales q Alfonso,
GO eloos ha6ichueIas IL els papas.
Vice to & Co., SO sIcos habishue
las 6 cla iamones 1877 cls papas 80
cfs 142 tabaies q dinas. MyI,l
e c.. l16 s(eos haOiohu slas. Ava.
rez Gonzalez & Co., 40 sleos habi-
shueias 2 cls jamones. Balasqoide
3 o., 300 sIcos arro8. l.. Duplace
J cIs ldpulo. y Varios, 1917 buI-
liversOs articulos. Ala Ofden A
2 3 cIs csrnes G a. cts papss j z
800 sl arrogsL II 500 sclos arroz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
"WATRRLO PllTIco"
ExAMEN ORtTIOO
DN LAS PRIKCIPALEs TEORfAG
soBR1 QUH DnsCAHsA III mpuTCIC
PoLfT1Co Mop1RNo,
DON lGKACIO DIkz CANEJA.
i.Slsl Dul .IULEriE Istaarn gEIa rUn1lqs
DEDlCAToRIA.
LA RAZCN DEL TIgULO.

SUMARIo.--Luchemoa-El debor
Sumplido.-La generaoi6n que su-
be.-La iusticiA humana-Pretex-
tOs criminaies. - La formula del
progreso.-Ei pgogreso y sus ma--
nifestaeiones.--La opinion p6blica.
Ell periodisTno. .-Lo que debe ser
oil pesiodismo.-L0 que as hoy 10
prenss.-A4a prensa y Las leyeA-
"a politio&---IlO que debe ser Ia
DclItiea.--Clomo 30 hacen los poN-
tiOos.-Oomo naOen los partidos.-
Los programnH ponticoa.--Artifl-
clos politicoA.-Ki caTnevSl politi-
1o.--Miaeklas polisicaa. - Einceri-
dad politics.-FaaatiAuo politioo
--La demoe1aeia. - Principles de-
ocrGtioos.--Absurdos democrAtl-
cos.--Delirios democrAticos. - In
libertad de 10 CAtedra.--Lihertad
contra derenho.--I4a iguAldad 60
aial.-La ignaldad en- 10 historic
La igualdsd ante Ia ras6n.-La 60
berania.--L.a denagogia.-L.os hun.
nos modernos.--TaA rcyoluoi6n.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfusion y eaos.-
El nihillsmo.--PropagandAs demo
iedoras Cancer sociAl.--Antino.
miAs y anomaliaA-M mayor de
loo err0res---Allk " ID nAve.-npi
logo y ooacluaidn.
De ventA--kn 10 ImprentA del
RoLFrIM MRaCAHTIL.
Pre0io.--un peso' einouaata en-
tAvos eienplaT.
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3. IINAuD. 1sa tsa:S sS's 4ira r. atasa Al

oonstante surtido de felojes. y
plender1a de ORC CON brillantes Z
plooFss mas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
oD5etos y venden 4 precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
AL PUBL ICO.

iDon Jer6nimo Bisbal. Medic
Crujano, procedente d Ida De
Cuba, donde ha ejercido vnseye
amos en- los Hospitsies de sqnel psis
sc cffece al pdblico en- geassal sspe
ciaimente en- intermediates de "a,
mJeres y nino
Entertainments recibs 6fdes . ..
I1Otei Frsneia de "a J, gratis
os Pobres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

Reaies Ordenes nombrando Jefe
de Negociado de IA clase. Letado. de
la Secretaria de este Gobierno Gene
raj 4 don. Tomas Alonso Zavala y o
fetal 4e del mismo Centio 4 don Jose
Maria Gonz lez y Contreras ccnee
diendo 4 don Luis A. Beeerra y La
cot Real Auxiliatoria para ejefces
Ia Abogacia en- esta Isla; trasladando 4
la plaza de magistrate de Ia Audienci.
de Mayaguez d. Aristides Mara
gliano i'd a Ia de id. de Pom; e ! don
Luis Bacigalupe remitiendo pa'a .
publication oopis de La sentencis die
tada en- el pleito que promusiera dor
Jaime Comas y Muntaner contra una
keal Orden del Ministerio de Ultra.
mar fecha "a de OetubTe de 1894.
Sentencia de que SC ha hecho merito.
u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
GUzA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De Ez0uIAeA.
FORTALNzA. III

OasA Go gtsos y eomislonss.
AgSntss dc los vapoKss-corrsos Dc ls
OompAtiia TraaatlAntiea Espanola.
Agsntss Do Id ID do los ssfofss i.s
rEinaga J Co., Dc Liverpool.
lsem idem G. 81. FlstchsI y Co.,
IL. (compaAiA ola Flecha') Do ia.
Agsntss ds:ia Id Do los sefiorss J. I
aieksls y Co.,, Linsa do "Eerra".
Agsntss Do Bahs. Behrsnd = RoYs,
Linsa Dc "Serra''.
Agsntss de 10 Oompahia Do SECURES
contra Incsnaios dsDoninAds la6 Ro
VAL. IL.
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anxRADAs Dx oABoTAJs

Col esp "Botinquen" de Aqua
dilIa
Col esp '1sa5els'. de AguadiiIa
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eAcETA DE HOY.

Decreto de S. E. sobre Ia moned a
de bronco agujereada- Va en- otrs
parte.~ ss
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K LOS DEvoTOs
DEL ShhT0 PATRIARCH
"sAN JOSEF

La Asociacion dc sehosss, e.txble
cid. en- Ia parrtqaia De Sta. Mara
gdelos Remedies ,cstedrai !, eslstr.-
u hssh c:ss Ssase psHeso Goa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18
fADIANa GARCIA Y COMP,

Oomsrcaansss lmportadefss % msrcAaeias
toda classs y proosdsnciAs,
vsAtas al perlmayor y detaH
90 1maoen; 14~SAK Usro-ls,
bas tisad asi La Bayameassa. y Il Qudsd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

R 1, P.-Ha fallecido en- esta Ca
oital ell estimable caball ero don Ra-
fael Borras y Miralles, del Comercio
de Fajardo. Era una persona de muy
relevaates cualid ides.
Descanse en- Ia paz del Senior.
A su desconsolada viuda nuesiro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

FEL1z' vIAJE. Han partido para
la Madre Patria nuestros distinguidos
amigos los Sres. don Ignacio Arsua-
ga, digno jefe del Partido en- ia Caro-
lima, y don Enrique Vijande.
Les deseamos dichosa travesia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

NovENARIo.-Mahana, Is, des-
pues del toque de oraciones, darS
principle en- Ia santa Iglesia Catedral
el novenario de Nuestra Sonora de
los Dolores, que hace amos costea la
familia de nuestro amigo don Angel
Navajas, el que por medic de este
periodico invita- sus relacionados y
demas fieles para la mayor concurren
cia 4 dichos cultos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-18

aALIDAg Do OABOTAJH.
Vsp. esp. "Vasco", para sd rata.
Bdra. esp. AN aria ArtauD pars
vieque1.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-02
THE wCODCOCk.
de Is Among the Most Exclusive ana
AristorratiS of Birds.

de Is Among the Most Exclusive ana
AristorratiS of Birds.
The season for shooting wOOdcock Is
cow open in all or neatly all the States,
and the real enthusiastic sportsmeh
will try to bag this wary bird. that Is
migrator, here to-day and there to-mor-
row, as uncertain in his likes and dis
likes as it is when on the wing. Many
a man has seen numbers of woodcock
tlong some favored spot and gone there
In day or two with dog and gun only
TO find the birds had vanished. Their
habits are peculiar, their surroundings
unique, and their capture the most
difficult of any of the game birds In
middle America.
AS game bird the woodcock has Ne
tqual for the table and in autumnal
roloring. the rich browns, yellOwS. and
dark reds. he is beyond doubt the hand
komest of the birds the sportsman seeks.
1t is 4 very fair days work to bring
N eight birds, for they never go In
focks. and Ire scarce and harder to find
:han any other game. They live in tho
brushy thicketS, near wet grounds, In
alder bushes, along little runs" or
brooks, and on islands along river bot
toms. They must have soft soil to live
on, and plenty of it, for they are enor-
nous feeders. They feed mostly at
night, and can stow away about half
their weight In angleworms In twenty
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-02

people. What either of the great par
ties advocated he opposed, believing
that theys were not at bottom in sym
pathy with the people. Mr.. Norton was
q leader OF the greenback idea before
Peter Cooper arose to prominence in
the Greelh,ack party. On several Oc-
raslons MFR Norton had been the par
tvs nominee for high office. In the
hope Of advancing the interests of the
Greenba ckers he wrote a book entitled
'Ten Men of Money Island" In which
money is made very ensy to get. His
party gradually dissolved and its rem
nants gravitated into the Populist
movement at its inception. Mr.. Norton
Is credited with having given the Pop
ulists their creed. He Is said to be the
author of their financial plank. For ten
years past Mr.. Norton has been the
publisher Of q weekly paper In Chicago.
Mr.. Norton is not a wealthy man, but
he has given freely of his time and
money to what he believed to be the
cause of the people. He is a native Of
Vermont, but has spent the greater part
Of his life in the West