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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-03
Hunks md EYsS.

De Long Style Hook and Eye, SC. per
box, &C., per card, &c.
Francis Hook and Eye, &c. card.
Nickel Spring Hook and Eye, sc. doz.
Continuous Whalebone Hook and
Eye, &C. card.
Large Size Cloak Hook and Eye, regard
Click Hook and Eve, &C. card.
Hook and Eyes, plain. &c. box
Genuine De Long Hook and Eye, &c. card
Unique Hook and Eve, &c. card
Appleton's Invisible Hook and Eye,
sc. card.
Original Swan Bill, large size. &c. card
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The Goose Has Laid the Golden Egg

right here. The figures we will quote
you on our high grade Chickering, En-
erson and other beautiful pianos will
never be forgotten by you, if you will
call and talk with us. You don't have to
buy now. C. M. LOOMS SONS,
o3 st 1893 Chapel Street.
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Here,s q Dcllghtfnl sensation for Won.

A beautiful Is octave piano, fancy
wood case, elegant in design, 5000. Come
in and look at it.
LOOMS TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
o33t S33 Chapel Street
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MALLEYsNEE[YlssD@'

Bntt0nS.
Shoe Buttons, per package, &c.
Hand Snap Buttons. &c.
Agate Buttons, best quail, per gross, &c.
Best White Pearl, sizes 10 to 20,
per doz. card, SC,
Best Smoked Pearl, sizes 10 to 81,
per doz. card, SC
Best White Pearl Shirt Buttons, per
doz, sc.
Best Gilt Trimming Buttons, small,
8 doz. card, sc,
Best Jet Trimming Buttons, small,
doz. card, sc.
Best White Pearl Carved, size 10 to
90, per doz., &C.
Assorted sizes of Pearl Coat and Jack
ct Buttons, from 40 to 90 size, made IL
lots of three different prices,
IS, 80 and ACC. card
Bone Pants Buttons--per box, TIC.
Cut Steel Buttons, Dress Size, Ioc doz
Fine Metal Buttons, all colors,
&c. card, doz
Large Metal and Bone-Jet and
Composition, CSC. care
Piano Recitals.
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Mrs. Dressfnaker.

Don't lose any part of the
Dressmakers' Supply Savings.
Hardly realize the wonder of
the prices till you see how
good everything is:
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Mems Wants

Mems Wants
Are not neglected by any
means. An experienced buyer
has his weather eye constantly
on the lookout for the men.
Here's lot Of colored I'M
laundered shirts in all
slzes-the real soc kind
Only Saturday at 25c ca.
Another invoice Of new Fall
NeckWear that touches
the top notch Of fashion.
Flowing End Tecks.
Four-in-Hands.
Imperials.
SOC ca.
A lot of 26 in. Umbrellas
with fast black cover,
handsome natural wood
handles, etc. "A good
durable umbrella.
75c ca.
A fine lot Of Ladies and
Mems Silk Umbrellas
were $3.50 to $500
Now $3.50 ca.
Underwear Values.
Ladies Wool Jersey Vests
and Pants in natural and
white that cannot be
equalled at our prices.
Use and Sl.O0 ca
Ladies Fast Black Hose in
all sizes. Usually 125c pr
Saturday at 7c pr
Ladies Fast Black Hose
with double soles and high
spliced heel. Greatest
value ever shown at this
price. l2ac pr.
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Sweet Potatoes 12c PIX

Fancy roll butter 22c.
Fancy Peaches This Day.
It seems like an opening day-every-
thing so cheap and nice.
Home Made Bread &C.
At N. H. Grocery Co., 3S2 State, you
will find R. w. Mills.
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Republican Senatorial Convention.

Notice is hereby given to the dele
gates to the senatorial convention to
assemble at 81 Crown street (Odd Fell
lows building) on the evening of De-
tober 6, 1896, at s O'Clock sharp, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for
senator.
JAMES H. MACDONALD,
Chairman Rep. Town CON-
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Pleasant pickings in Perfumes
Forest Flower" Cologne, 16c
Oakley's California Violets, 47c
Roger & Gallet's Extracts, soc
Pony Bay Rum, &c
S o. Bottle Florida Water, SC
Egg Shampoo, I6c.
Lubins Toilet Powder, all odors, lac
Pozoni's Toilet Powder, 16c
Com fort Tooth Powder, &c
Comfort Toilet Powder, I6c
Madam Campbell's Face Powder, 21c
SATURDAY Candy.
Cocoanut Bon Bons-assorted favors.
12c. ~.
Can always stock-up special Medi-
cine savings, Saturdays
Hoods sarsaparilla, soc
Greene's Nervura, 67c
Mattison's Beef, Iron and Wine, 26c
Dr. Pierce's Medical Discovery, &C
Kennedy's Remedy, orc
Arcock's Porous Plasters, &c
Two and Three Quart Hot Water
Bags, SOC
Carriers Liver Pills, &C
You know what such soaps generally
sell for; ..T
Cold Cream and Glycerine, =. &C
(box of three cakes)
Pears Soap, &C
Packers Tar Soap, I2c
Woodbury's Facial Soap, I2c
Babeskin Soap, &C
Imported CASTLE, x lib. bars, Sc
Piano Recitals.
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gnmrmal and Gnmrier.

THREE MONTHS, $3.50; ONE MONTH, oo
CENTS; ONE WEEK, Is CENTS; SINGLE
CORES, 8 CENTS.
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For Dehicacy,
for purity, and for improvement Of the COM
plexion nothing equals PozzoNI's POWDER
Mrs. DR.. Lucy C. Peckham

Announces that she will be at
Cedar Gables Cottage, Branford
Point,
During July and August,
Except Saturday afternoon of each week and
each Monday all day at her city residence,
t2jy lao GREENE STREET.
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/ I-aCes.

LaCeS.
About 500 yds. Ecru Orien-
tai Laces-3 to s inches
wide-excellent patterns
I2ac value.
Saturday sc yd..~
Lace and Silk Fronts and
Sailor Collars.
Usually 75c, sI.oo and I.a5.
Saturday at soc ca.
Chinaware.
Dainty Cups and Saucers,
Trays, Bonbon Dishesarti-
cles suitable for prizes, etc
large assortment, eacn worth
90 to CSC. Choice, 23c.
s Seidlitz Powders, &C.
Large size Vaseline petroleum
jelly, &C.
CASTLE Soap, 3 cakes, SC.
japanese Napkins, doz., &C., or
100, CSC.
Art Department.
Free choice Of any I or g
in. doiley for buttonholing and
embroidery with every sale Of
| doz. Wash Silks. Saturday
only.
Linens.
Pattern Cloths and Nap
kins to match-all new de-
signs at popular prices.
Napkins - Oh, 75c, $I.oo,
I.25, 1850, 1915, 1875, ZOO.
$50, 2.6e, 800, $50, 500 doz,
and up. Pattern Cloths, II yds.
long, at SI.35, I.5o, 1875, 2.25
$50, 800, 3.48, 4.25, 500, 5.3o,
and up.
Also special line of bleached and
unbleached Damask by the yard at
special prices.
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40 Pianos To
rent cheap

rent cheap.
LOOMS TEMPLE OF MUSIC,
| o3 st SAG Chapel Street.
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Dress Goods

When we say that
we now show the best
line ever seen here we
can do no more than
invite you in to test
this assertion.
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Saturday Special.
10 pcs. 80 and 40
in. Silk and Wool, also
Mohair and Wool Nov
elites in choice styles
and colorings.
75c value.
Saturday, 40 yd.
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The Cloak Room

The Cloak Room
offers you the best
of garments for the
least money. We can
fit woman, miss or
child out in tip top
shape.
New Skirts.
Handsome Silk
Skirts large figures
in rich brocades - s
yds. wide--splendidly
finished.
$I2.5o value.
Only $o.75.
See our $500 Skirts.
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ivE.ATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 2. 1896. s y. m.
Forecast for Saturday--For New England:
Cloudy in the morning, followed by fair'
ncrtheasterly winds, brisk on the coast.
For eastern New York: Generally fair,
northerly winds, shifting to easterly.
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Kid Gloves.

KIU UiOVeS.
The kind you
don't have to worry
about, they're right
up to date in style,
fit and wear.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-19
925 90
CERTIFICATE CHANGES OWNERS
edges That He Is Not In It as a
Disciple of Annanias.

For two years Johnson Jackson has
held undisputed possession of the An
Mas certificate of the KenOsha Fishing
club, but he has been obliged to relin
quish his claim and March 10, 1896,
the certificate or license becomes the
property of E. G. Theirs. The cause
Of the change in ownership is made
manifest by the following note to Jack
son, from Theirs, Immediately upon re-
ceipt Of which, the transfer was made
on the clubs books by order of Presi-
dent Yule.
PUNTA RAsA. Fla, March Z, 1896.
Dear Jack-Sent Villas his white shark
today by freight, ice is high here but
hope the shark will come all right.
Weight about 500 pounds. 1t is a
leonard or man eater. 1t took three Of
us to land him. One of the teeth goes
to you on your order. Freight ought
not to be much to George.
Yours Truly,
E. G. THEIRS.
The above having been duly con
sidered at a regular meeting of the Ke-
nosha Fishing club, it was by unani-
nous vote, ordered that the Annanias
license be transferred to E. G. Theirs
for life, and at his demise he to be sue
ceeded by Chas. Quarles, as no one YET
has been able to produce anything
equal to the above.
Signed, GEO. a. YULE,
Pres't.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-03-19

AS education is the bulwark of our
citizenship, so good libraries are its
fortresses. [ am unable to conceive of
too heavy Notifications against ignor-
ance, which is sapping the foundations
Of our republic. To every member of
this association / desire to extend the
right hand of cordial sympathy and
helpfulness. May the labors of this
association and of the library commits
sion accomplish their full mission.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Recorded for the Week Ending Thurs
day, March H. 1896.

Following are the real estate transfers
recorded during the past week. Report
ed for this paper by Benedict & Tarbell,
abstracters, real estate, insurance and
loan agents:
Matthias Stahl (unmarried) to
Benjamin Stahl Part Of blk
33 in 1st ward, city of Kenosha
on or of sec 81, to, + % e.
Warranty deed. Consideration $500 0O
f. Robinson and wife to Ida Ann
Robinson Part Of blk 50 on
e or Of sec 81, 2, % east lst
ward. city of Kenosha, Wis
Warranty deed. Consideration 1000 90
Mary Ann Mulligan (widow) to
Mary A. McCarron The north
80 # of lot f. blk Is, of Bond
& SIrong's addition to city of
Kenosha. Warranty deed
Consideration 90
United States to Charles M. Fow-
Ter. For the hf of or Of
sec 30, 2, 81 east. Patent.
United States to Charles NJ Fow-
Ter. For the w or of sec 80.
to, r21 east. Patent. .
United States to Charles NJ Fow-
Ter. For the n e fri or Of sec
/, /, 90 east Patent. 49,.
United States to Charles M. Fow-
ler For the hf of or of
sec 33, t 2, 81 east. Patent.
United States to Julius Maltby.
For the w hf Of n or Of sec 80
t2. 81 east. Patent .
n
III. Lee, trustees of estate of
A. O. Hesing, deceased, to Paul
Meurer. The n w fri or Of sec
Is, l, 10; also part Of the
w or of sec 2, l. L IS east.
Warranty deed. Consideration .22500 90
John Lucas and wife to D. G.
Rogers Part Of W or of
or of sec 10, /, % east;
also part of or Of or of
fec 8. t l, % east; also part
Of S or of W or Of sec 8, /.
% east; also part of hf of
w or sec 10, t l. r % e. War
ranty deed Consideration 49, 90
A. B. Truesdell to John Lucas
Lot 7, blk of Balm subdivis-
ion Of part Of w or Of sec 81
to. r % east Warranty deed
Consideration. ...,....... 1900 90
HI. t. belong and wife to James
E DeLong The n fri or Of
sec 6, t 2, r23 east, containing
155 acres and 46 square rods.
Warranty deed Consideration 6975 90
VIM P. O,Donnell to Robert
Symmonds, Jr. Lot 2 of
O'Donnel's subdivision of lot
10, blk of Strong & Theleen's
subdivision Of part Of or
Of sec 81, 2, % east. War
ranty deed. Consideration. 600 90
Augusta l.. Karow and husband
to Henry j. Spetzman. Lot |
blk Is in the village Of Silver
Lake, part of hf of e hf OF
sec Is, t l, + 20 east. Warran
ty deed. Consideration .... 925 90
Ann Patterson (widow) ct al, to
John Miller, Jr. One acre Of
land part of w or of sec z, t
], 20 east Warranty deed.
Consideration. ..... ...... 1 w
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March.

Mad March;
Wild as boy from school,
Tickle as maiden;
Sweeping today with stayless power
Over the countryside:
Curbing with iron hand the waters flow
Tomorrow by tricks of sunshine Turing
From her Granny home
The wintering moth;
kissing with gentle zephyrs
The velvet willow-buds:
Rending as meath strong mans stroke
The forest giants.
Month of the winds.
Despite thy pranks we love thee,
Awaiting day by day
The bird hosts coming;
Finding beneath thy cloak Of roughnesss
Promise of Spring
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GIudness Comes

XXTith better derstanding of the
w transient nature Of the many phys
ica1 ills which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that SO many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to Il constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That IS why it is the only
remedy with millions of families and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. It's beneficial
effects are due TO the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without facilitating the
organs on which It acts. 1t is therefore
all Important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, TO note when yOu pur-
chase, thatyou have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Go. only. and sold by all rep
utable druggists.
If in the enjoyment Of good health,
and the system is regular, then laXa-
tives or other remedies arc not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended 70 the most sl1illful
physicians, but If in need OF laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the well-inforlnedeve everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21

TN uE5r FORM or yrENoHEL NOZZLE
and Mo preferable for most kind, Of
work These no42lrs uro not patented,
80 may 10 manufactured by any one.
Tho style illustrated has given the host
satisfaction Mt this station.
Pumps used for spraying should either
be made entirely of brass or Do brass
lined, lnpumps that have u packed pis.
ton hcnd tho packing should DO frequent
ly changed, Hand pumps should De con.
suuctcd 50 IA 20 admit Of tho use Of the
weight Of tho body an the handle when
working them. Rotary and somirutary
pumps do good work while IN rupair.
In any spmyer tho suction pipo should
enter the tank NJ tho top In spraying
large trees bamboo extensions should b.
used
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-21

havius been ee1l with ctamTs,
which be- brI nov before bael sui.
jected to. &C. IHt8 90 tbs sur ace, sank
twice more ard milei 70 come w.
His twir brother saw him sink and
taklns Oh his c'o.hos, rushed into the
water hut not being hUIo to swim,
when he ra teachui place beyond
he I,p h, help ha 70 be- sont 20 bring
o. m no. Tho bbIy was recovered.
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BLANKS.
Printed and For Sale at
TIE DESERII NEWS OFFICE.
SALT LAKE CITY.

bishops Recommends, books Of 90, COO;
Of 100, loo.
Primary Association Roll aud Record
Books, sl,OU,
Y t. NJ. l, A. Roll and Record Books,
$40.
Ward Records, qrr (O,OOi Or, $500;
Or $1,000.
High Priests Records made to order
Seventies Records made TO order.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-22
DlNCO E. Pm u
DE PUERTO RICO.
{MISION~ Dr pIi.!ETFc.

No cumpliendo la Seyas 4 de bile
| ''etes de este Banco con la condicior
| le scr esl i4.oUut.0s, el Conse 10 dc
Goblerno ho acordado retirarlos de Ia
circ 'laci6n; Y en- su consecuencia
los tenedoIes dc elloS Sc serviran pre-
sentarlos al covro en- la Gaia del Es-
tablecimiento antes del 81 de Mario
del ano 1896.
En- sustitucion de la Seyie 4, el
Consejo ha resueleo poner en- circula-
cion la Ssyie D, cuyos billetes, talona
rios. en- moneda espanola especial de
circulation legal y forzosa en- esta
Isla, seran de los siguientes vAlores:
Billetes de 5 pesos. Idem de 10
pesos Idem de 20 pesos Idem de
50 pesos Idem de Ioo.pesos. Idem
de 200 pesos. a..
Estos billetes Seyie D llevan IL fe-
cha de 10 Diciembre de 1894 y ofre-
cen como distintivo especial que los
diferencia de los de la Sey,s 4, a mas
de la diversidad de los colores, el re-
trato de S. NJ la Reina Regente de
Espsfla.
Puerto Rico, 80 de Diciembre de
lS95.-El Sub Gobernador, J. M.
Lopez.
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COMPANIA
DE LOS
FtRROCARRll Ks DIX PU| RIO Rico

Por escritura p1blica formalizad'
en- Madrid, con fecha de Noviembre
1ltimo, ante el notario don Jose Gar
cia Lastra, Ia Compaiiia ha reyocadc
todos los poderes que ha venido dan
do sus representatives en- Puerto
Rico aexcepcion del otorgado { dor
Juan Bautista Rodriguez y Cabrera
en- 7 de Noviembre de 1894. el cual
queda 6rme y subsistence. Por otra
escritura publica otorgada el IS Dc
j Noviembre ante el mismo notario Sc
nor Lastra, el Consejo de Admins
TRACTION ha otorgado nuevo poder a Ia
casa de banca Jose T. Silva y Co.
para cobros y pagos de tsdas clases
por cuenta de Ia Compaila.
En- tai virtud Sc hace saber al pu
blico los efeetos oportunos que 10:
dos indicados poderes son los dnieos
que quedan hoy subsistentes para re
presentar legalmente 1 la Compahia
ca esta Isla.
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AVISO.

HAbiendo acordado el Excmo
Ayuntamiento. en- session dc "a de
corriente. ajustar.e para el ingreso y
egreso de las partidas de su presu
puesto VICENTE. al espiritu que infor-
ma Ia Circular del Excmo. Sr. Co.
bernador General. publicada en- dichs
fecha en- la Gacefa numero IIs; 81
hace saber por medic del presente gu,
todos los pagos y cobros que hayar
de verihcarse por cua!quier concept
por 10. fondos municipsles. 10 scar
precisamente en- moneda especial. pc
70 con el descuento de sp8 estable
cido por Reales disposiciones, tod
vez que al formsrse los presupuesto'
que rigen 10 fueron en- Ia monedi
mexicana entonoes eirculante.
Puerto Rico, so de Diciembre d.
lSos.-ElAlcalde, Maffas kdtsma
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"A ELLOS S1EMPRE |!

Leemo. en- Z 4 ria Ito de Santa
Clara:
"Corren inei tentes rumo'es de- 1nt
por Ia ju.isdicclon oe MatAnzas las
columnas de los generates Suare2
Valdez, Garcia Navarro y Luquc, en-
combination. tuvieron un refido en-
cuentro con fuerzas de Maximo Go
mez y Maceo.
Fue tan recio el combate, qLe hubo
momentos en- que ambas fuerzas Sc
entrelazaron, trabandose una lucha
cuerpo 4 cuerpo.
Las bajas ascienden a mss de 900
por parte del enemigo, y unas 90 en-
tire muertos y vheridos, por Iarte nues
ira.
Tan pronto como tengamos deta
lies, los daremos 4 cenocer a nnestros
lectores."
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BlkCO LSPlNOI DF PUERTO RIG
INTERE S A N T E.

En- vista del Real Decreto de 8 &c
los cerrientes y de Ia circular de fecha
, del Gobierno General de esta fsla
relatives al canje de Ia moneda mej'
cana, el Consejo de Gobierno de este
Banco ha acordado. en- session del 8
del actual, hacer pdblicas las s,SEifs
Hs ,tgias para el cumplimiento de las
operaciones pendientes con este Is
tablecimiento.
Primera. A partir del ~ del &C
tual, todas las operaciones cuyo page
sc halla estipulado en- dicha moneds
8 con Ia expression de "moneda co
rriente." quedarzn reducidas desde
luego 4 Ia nueva moneda espshols De
acuhacion especial. bajo el mismo ii
po de equivaleneia hjado para eI can
je; es decir, que un debito de $ioc
moneda mejicana 8 corriente. pof
jemplo, quedarz oonyertida en- un de-
bito de SOS de Ia nueys moneds.
Segunda. Los intefeses que di
chas operaeionen devenguen & psrti
del mismo dia ~ inclusive. sefzn Ia
Sue, en- Ia nneva moneda couespon
dan al debito, Iuego de conyerdd'
Este en- dichz moneda segGn 10 Tegli
precedente.
Tercera. El Baneo eoaiinusrs p
ahora zdmitie ado y emplesndo en- 10
pagos el 70 p.S en- moneds mejlean
fraccionaria, al tipo de o.os de
naeya moseda por cads 100 eentsyo
de Ia di ha kaccionssiz ca las fra
etose5 fnl<yfOrss 4 100 fTSsapOs. !
pieza de medic peso mejicsno, por 4
centayos te la nueva moaedA. y Pc
a centzycs de estz u piexs de pe
seta nejiesna; y en- las fractions
tnferioss & IS esntayos," las mons
das de 10 y de eineo esatayos pof v
do ~ yalor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-22

miento de cuanto sc precept1a en-
esta circular, y quienes fuesen pre-
sentados los efectos que Sc refere
el n1mero anterior 4 otros en- su case,
Sc informarAn embellishments de su
procedencia; y comprobada esta. asi
como su estado de utilidad, abonaran
a los que las entreguen las can't la
des expuestas, dandome cuenta deta
llada por escrito de cufnto compro
basen, con remission de los efectos re-
cogidos , el cargo a la vista de las
cantidades abonadas, para su reinte
gro immediate. -Gibars, 5 de Enerc
de I8o6.-El Comandante en- Jefe,
PANDO."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-22
ANUNC1O.

Hall5ndose vacantes seis plazas de
Cornetas de este primer Battalion &c
Voluntarios dotadas con el sueldo de
siete pesos mensuales cada una y de.
biendo proveerse, los que deseen ocu-
par alguna de elias, presentaran su
solicitud a esta efatura en- todo 10
que resta del presente mes. advirtien-
do que sufIiran examen de oposicion
el dia y hora que oportunamente sc
sefialara.
Puerto Rico, ~ de Eners de 1896.
FL TIE. Corenel Ter Jefe,
Pedro ArsH1g0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-22
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Cuarta. Lo establecido en- la regla
que antecede, solo regira hasta tant'
que por el Goberno Sc lleve efecto
la recogida y CAME de la moneda de
mejicanos frraccionara.- Pto. Rico,
II de Diciembre de ISo5.-El Sub
Gobernador J. M. Lopez.