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THE QUARANTINE NATTER.
The Kind which Is strongly oppo-
aed by DIR. LeHardy.

Editor Morning News: Being informed
that my position. relative to inland quar-
antine. was not we'll understood by some
Of my friends. will request you to pub
lish the enclosed letter from a former Sa-
MAMMALIAN. together with my remarks on
quarantine:
Brunswick. Ca. April is.-Dr. J. c. Le-
Hardy. Savannah, Ca: Dear Sir--I have
read with much interest your weekly con-
trlbutions 10 the News, relative TO sa.
vannah's quarantine, and especially your
references 70 the autocratic and senseless
course pursued by Dr. Drummer In con-
ducting the same. l have had some ex-
perlence with DR.. Drummer myself, and his
actions In the matter were so inconsistent
and out OF all reason and common sense,
that II Il will not bore YOU / will relate Il
In as brief manner as possible. / VIII
The morning news., 1897-05-04

believe they are conscious of the difficulty
of the task, and when decisive resolutions
must be taken, they will combine with
the ftrmness which our right fully war
rants and the cool, calm consideration to
which the great world wide interests in
volved have well founded claim" Gap
piause from the left)
Dr. Barth, a radical-unionist, opposed
the proposal Of reprisals and after a num-
Der of others had spoken, the matter was
drOpped.
The morning news., 1897-05-04
oUBA,s ROTTEN CURRENCY.
No one Able to Tell the Real Value
of the Paper Money.

Havana. May 3.-To-day La Lucha re-
fers edItorially to the serious character
of the financial situation. This is ag-
gravated, it says. by the inability Of the
government to redeem its bank bills and
by the speculation in the war issue At
this rate. according TO La Lucha, II will
soon come to pass that no one will know
the real value of a piece OF paper cur
rency, or how far they can depend upon
II to procure the necessities OF life In spite
OF the government assurances that It's
issues are current and redeemable at their
full face value.
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Athens, May 3.-The Greek government
has recalled Col. Vassos from Crete. He
will be replaced in command of the Greek
forces in the Island by Col. Stikos.
The morning news., 1897-05-04
FOURTH CLASS PosTMAsTERs.
The Days Appointments for Georgia
and Florida.

Washington. May S.-The following
fourth class postmasters were to-day ap-
pointed in Georgia:
Braganza. Ware county. VI. r. Medin.
Irby, Irwin county. @. W. Hyde.
Sofkee, Decatur county, NJ. y. Harrison.
Florida
Bonevalley. Polk county c. M. Webster.
Davenport. Polk county. r. l.. Lockhart
Laurel Hill, Walton county Eric Won
AXelsOn.
The morning news., 1897-05-04
FOUNDRY FIaM FAILS.
The Menominee Falls Beet Sugar
Plant the Cause of the Crash.

Milwaukee. Wis. May S.-F. Richter &
Sons foundry and machine shop. made
a voluntary assignment this afternoon to
F. II. Magdeburg. The bond Is in the
sum Of $4,000.
They we're the original promoters OF the
beet sugar enterprise at Menominee Falls,
which failed Saturday They put the
money into the sugar plant and also sup
piled some of the machinery from their
shOp6.
The morning news., 1897-05-04
EXPERT MARKsMANsHIP.
The Cigar Was Shot Out, Also a Few
Teeth,

Teeth.
Tampa. Fla. May 3.-saturday two ne
groes at Port Tampa City got drunk and
one OF them imagined he was a great
marksman, and the other had considera.
bic doubt about his ability. A bet was
finally made that the marksman could
not shoot cigar out OF the mouth of tho
doubling Thomas. The shot was Ared
and no one of the bystanders could doubt
the ability of the man 'at the business
end of the pistol, for he not only shot
the cigar out OF the mans mouth. but
he also shot all of his teeth out. All anv
rate, he won his bet. The wound Is A
very serious wound, and may get the
shooter into some very serious trouble
before IL is all over with
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LUMBER CITY FIRE LIT.
Over Half the business Portion of
the Town Burned.

Over Half the business Portion of
the Town Burned.
Lumber City, Ca, May 3.-Over half
the business portion Of Lumber City was
burned to-day. The fire started in the
residence of j. B. Spencer from which
caught the frame block on Main street.
in which were the stores Of q. c. Ryals.
]. A. Dorster and w. r. Ryals and the
residence OF Mr.. steel6
The fire crossed the railroad to the,1arge
store house owned by j. d. Mcleod, used
as a merchandise warehouse by Nease e
Macarthur and from there caught Nc
Leod's stables. back of the hotel.
There was a high wind during the fire.
and nothing could be done to check the
flames.
All the buildings and stocks of goods
were insured.
The morning news., 1897-05-04
skouIoudis Reports Improvement.

Athens, May S.-The minister for for
eign affairs, NJ. Skouloudis, says the mill
tary situation has greatly improved in
both Epirus and The ssaly, and that the
victory of the Greeks over the Turks at
Velestino was brilliant.
The morning news., 1897-05-04
King George Has spasms.

Paris, May 3.-An Athens dispatch to
Figaro asserts that King George is suf-
fering from cardiacal spasms and that his
physicians insist that change of air to
the Island of Syria is necessary.
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Constantinople May 3.--In influential
Turkish circles the opinion is expressed
that the war with Greece will soon ter
inmate. 1t is pointed out that while Tur-
key was forced into the war by Greek ag-
gression and the consuls of certain of the
powers she will not gain any advantage
by crushing Greece for the benefit of the
slay elements in the Balkans. It is held
that the successes attained by the Turkish
troops in Greece are all the Turkish gov
ernTnent could desire.
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Athens, May 4, 2 a. NIT is said here on
good authority that the powers have made
overtures to Greece on the subject OF
peace but that the government declines
to invoke the nnediation of Europe. The
king has decided to remain here for the
present.
The morning news., 1897-05-04
DEMOcR1Ts on VIRGINIA.
The Date For the State Convention
10 BE Fixed on May 20.

Richmond. Va. May 3.-chairman Ely
son tonight issued call for a meeting
Of the state democratic committee 10 be
held in this city on Thursday night. May
20 at $50, 70 decide upon the time and
place for holding the gubernatorial nomi-
mating convention, and TO hx the basis of
reDrc cscntatiOn therein.
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Athens, May S.-An armed Greek priest
has been attempting to restore the morale
of the troops at Arta by preaching in
the public square crusade against the
Turks.
The morning news., 1897-05-04
Mnnufactory 70 start.

Providence. r. l., May 3.-The crompton
Manufacturing company, employing 300 op-
eratives, started on full time to-day after
running on a reduced schedule since last
fall
The morning news., 1897-05-04

RE 04-Pago Medical Reference.
Book
RhK For men and women afn.cted
HN~H with any form OF private dis.
eases peculiar TO thoir sex err
rors - youth, contagious diseases. female
troubfk0, etc send two 2.cent stamps 10 nav
postage % the leading specialists and physt
clans OF this country.
'''''' DIR. HATHAWAY a CO.
22h south Broad ST.. Atlanta, Ca
The morning news., 1897-05-04
MORE TALK ABOUT THE TREATY.
senator Morgan Reiterates His Op-
position 10 Ratification.

Washington. May 3.-The executive ses-
sion Of the Senate to-day was devoted
largely to the consideration Of the Anglo
American arbitration treaty, which Is to
be voted upon Wednesday. The question
was brought up by Senator Morgan. who
again announced his opposition TO the
agreement. He spoke at length, main
tainlng that Il was a mistake for this
country 10 enter into such an alliance with
Great Britain as was involved IN the rati-
fication Of the treaty. even In its amend
ed form.
The morning news., 1897-05-04
BATTLES ON THE DIAMOND.
Baltimore and Brooklyn Play An
EIeven-Inning Tie.

EIcVcn-InnInR Tie.
Pittsburg, Pa, May 3.-The home team
opened the season here to-day success
fully in every respect. Manager Donovan.
when he came to the bat, was made the
recipient of several beautiful presents
from admirers. The game was pretty
one throughout. Killen broke the sea-
sons record for striking men out, putting
eight Of his opponents to shame. Score:
RH.E..
Pittsburg 40 3 0 2 1 0 0 x-7 10 l
Louisville .....0 o 0 0 3 0-4 4
Batteries-Killen and Sugden; Frazer and
Wilson.
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Chicago, ILL.,, May s.-Tho opening game
was postponed on account OF wet grounds
and cold weather.
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Rome, May S.-Oficial dispatches from
Athens received here to-day say that the
Greek premier, M. Ralli continues nego-
tiations with a view to securing the in
tervention of France, Russia and Great
Britain in favor of armistices
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Washington, May at was sore band
of rooters who left the grounds after to-
days game. The field was very wet and
the cold weather threatened rain. which
finally came. but not before Umpire Lynch
had rightfully forfeited the game to New
York. Mercer, who is considered weak
lin the second inning. When IL became aT-
parent that the Giants had a. good lead,
the Senators endeavored to prolong the
game 50 that the rain would become 50
heavy that five innings could not be fin
ished This was done In such a clumsy
manner that Umpire Lynch forfeited the
game. The game was terminated with
only two men out In the last inning
Score: R.H.E.
Washington ................0 0 90 / 3
New York ..................l z 10 Q o
Batteries-Mercer. Swain and Farrell;
Seymour and Warner.
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Boston. Mass. May 3-The Boston Phil
adelphia game was postponed on account
OF wet grounds. Two games viii be played
on Wednesday
The morning news., 1897-05-04

for Sick Headache. Constipation, Imperfect
Digestion and Inactive Liver. It's occasion.
al use keeps the BODY IN health and enables
those of feeble digestion TO assimilato and en-.
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Sold by druggists for 80 years
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Brooklyn. N. Y, May s.-The regular
season was opened in Brooklyn this after
noon with one of the most closely played
games of the season. Al the END of the
eleventh inning the game was called on
account of darkness. Score:
The morning news., 1897-05-04
Vassos Recalled From Crete.

such ridiculous proposals" as they were
not likely to be made.
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Cleveland .....2 90 o 2O1 x-s 10 /
Cincinnati 80 0 0 0 0 2 o o. s I
Batteries-Young and thinner; Breiten-
stein and Peitz.
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INTERVENTION OF THE POWERS.
Contradictory Reports In CircuIa-
tiOn Concerning 1t.

Athens, May S.-The diplomatic situa-
ton may be summed up as follows No re-
addressed to the powers until the minis
ters of war and marine report upon the
state of the Greek forces at Pharsalas and
elsewhere. The powers have not offered
mediation, although they do not conceal
the fact that a request for intervention
will be highly acceptable to them.
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Cleveland. o.. May 3.-cieveland put UP
an almost faultiess game. despite the fact
that Chids and McAleer were disabled
and could not play. Scokalexis found In
Breitenstein pitcher he could not hit.
Score.
The morning news., 1897-05-04

Brooklyn .........0 0 0 o l 0 2 o 0 0 0--3 13 5
Baltimore. ..........0 0 0O020 01O0 0-3 3
Bateries-Payne and Grim; corbett and
Robinson.
The morning news., 1897-05-04
Turks ON THE TRAMP.

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DKDlOATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITUxO.

LA 0AAVM A&1 1xG1XAm
SUMARIO.-Luchemoa.-Nl debe,
eumplido.-Ls geneTsci6n que an
be.-La justici& humana.-Pretex.
bOs criminalas. La formula de!
p&ogreGo.-Ml pEogreHo y sus ma
ni&estsCtones.-La opinion ptiblica
I-M peEiodiamo.-Lo que debe ser
el peElodism0.-Lo que es hoy Is
prensa.'-Ls pEensa y las Ieyes,-
"a polittca.-Lc CUE debe ser ls
poiitic&.-C6mo &c hsoen los polt-
t1G0s.-O6mo nscen los partidos.-.
Los progEamas pOliticOE.-Arxif.
clos politiGos---Ei oarnaval polftt-
so.-Masertss p0lltioax. -- airaer, =.
dad pohsica.-Fanatiav o politics
La dernocraCi&. de-,
| mocxatioos.- demoorati.
oos.-DelirioA demoorAtiooe. Is
iibertad dc 10 Oatedra.-Llberta.
contra 6erec0e,--~LAa lguaj,sad 20
] ssal.-Aa iGu~l,lad sn & a;stosia.--
| l.a iguald&d ante Ia tasG0.-Ia 40
Oes&nia'--4aa 0<15sa&gogia.-xxe T. hpp
/ nog alolloSnos.--La xevolusj0n.-
LAs husls as.--(J Joa5uk4GA j. Ok os,--
al nihilisnC.--PSopsganda das ssts1ss,.
ie<soT&s -~C&noar saoisi.--Anfiun.
9aias y sncnaiias III mayof d.
,fe exEozes.-,Ali& vaia nave.---nr;
o,go y eoDoluea6n.
| De veota.~--En IL ImpSenta d.
| {s<iAETCs Ill aEx<aAGTIE.
Pg@CIo.--Un peso cin@4enss e,p
- yes a:e5a plsxs
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Ell ANUARIO DEL COMERCIO 10 for
man dos tomos encartonadOs en- tela de
mas dc l. 500 paginas cada uno y cOmpren-
de:
10. Parte Official La Familia Real, Mi
niterios, Cuerpos diplomatcOs Consejo de
Estado, Senado, COngIesO, Academias'
Universidades, Institutes, etc, etc.-2o.
Indicator de Madrid por apellidOs, prote-
clones, comercio { industrias y calles.-3o
Espana por prOvinclas, partidos judlclales,
ciudades, villas o lugares, incluy Oil
Q .da uno: 10, una description geogratica,
hisr6rlca estadistica con indication do
las carterias, estaciones de ferrocarriles,
telegrafos, ferias, establecimientos de ba-
nos, circulos, etc, 20, la parte oticial, y
30, las profeciones, comercio 6 industrias
de tod0s los pueblos, con los nombres y
apellidos de los que las ejercen.-4o Aran~
coles do Aduanas de la Peninsula, Orde
nados especialmente para esta publica-
oi6n. SO
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Las RaIOrnas dol ST. uaQIa.
msTUDx0 ERxTTgo
:DjN IGNAClO DIAz GANEJh.
80. jiIGtOr del DOhETlE kERCANTlh
EOE PUERTo ROO

T&l cs liz pors&GA dc IN folleto
que aeaba d. editatae en- estA Ca
o., ouEk del Director dol BOLKTIN
MKR 1ANTn. Contlsne so. .paginas
10 lecrurA sn 4: mayor, y, como
20 ha AnansiAdo, sc dedica AI iIus.
lie Jsfu del Parade "Uni6n Conk.
,.auclonks" dc Cuba, Excmo 6x
Marques as Apsxseguia. Contis-
90 sI sagolonss psograma:
DsdlcEsoria. ~- PreIudios. -
OsaArr del plAn.-ConsiderA.
! siouaa.-E' pEeambulo oxposicl6ns
Los Munscspios.-La CAm>rs
In ,a,&r.-~-t4. Conssjo.-El Gobsr-
| Aauoe Ganezx LA hissori2.-Ls
ex&.lQs1.--Aa s&zon supromA.-
~ Rep@ras,.on''.
e! fo iEto 70 ofrace en- lAs d.
.useatss condolences:
IN ejempiar~--au...... 50 etl
Con- el re&rato del Autor. ~ "
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\

Un agente comercia! con 80 amos
de experienced en- negocios en- New
York y relacionado con las principals
casas en- los ramos de SEDAS, AL.
GODON, LANA. TABACO, JO-
YERIA, MADERAS, FRUTAS,
&, &. Sc ofrece como agente para
compra 6 venta de los mencionados
articulos en- New York y su vecindad
Referencias, Ramberg & Co impor-
tadores de sederia, 643 Broadway ST
New York.
D reccion: 1. Newman. 22I Red
Ave. Brook in, New York.
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la ESP 5IIA\ZA." "

Nuevo establec miento de mercan
cias, quincalla y ferreteris en- general
Surtdo complete de papeles, sobre'
v efeCtCs de escritorio.
Articulos de novedad y fantasia.
L.bros de instruction y enseres pa
Ia las escuelt.
Precios muy limitados.
Cayey, Pue'to Rico.
Lobe M Delgaao.
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Viernes, II.-San Berna {, apos-
t6l.
Saoado, II Ell Sagrado Coraz6n
de JESUS, santos Juan de SahagGn,
confesor, y Onofre, Anacoreta.
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Premiado con Medalia de Gro en- IA Ev-
posici6n de Matanlas 1881 Y de Barcel"' a
1883, Medallas de Plata en- Ia dc Pals
1889, Gran Diploma de Honor en ell Con-
curse international de Madrid dc 1870 Y
la mas alta recompensa Ell la Exposition
de Chicago de 1893.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-11

Obra dtil 6 Indispensable para tOdos.
Alivia p6rdida de ii mpO.-TesOrO para la
propaganda industrial y cOmerciai.-Est'
hbIo debe estar siempre en- ell bufete do
toda persona, por lnsigniticantes que sean
sus negOciOs.
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sALIDAs DH TRAvHsIA.

Para Vigo y escalas, berg. esp.
"V. del Buen Canine" deapachAdo
por Ruhert Hmns, 81 cafe 46 kilos
l q tsbaCos, 1 b[ aguardienta. Po
SCEs do ViCents 8 Go, l d sguar-
dlente. 8 d tabaCos, GA 81 caf6 5.S7 )
kilos, l q, 1883 81 ax6csr 141.S46
kilOs. Por TronC0so Hmns 8 O.,
3 81 cafe 191 kilos, 3 s[ ax6ssr 593
kilos, l sT caCao. bI aguardiente,
l d chocolate, 1 atado taoacOs
Para Ms slloFCs, por Rafael n que !
"a. a. 4I8 pipa aguardients. Pur A.
vArez q Go, 2 q frutas, 143 cures
900 krlOs. Por Osldaa s. 20. 539
oueros 5.248 kiios. PoE SoDclno de
IsquicrdO s. %, 1 q osf6 6 kilos.
Por Juan PiSA , Mas. IL bsis sebo,
600 OuerOs 4 O69 kilos. Por B .rcel6
& %, 24S cueros 1864 kilof. Po
hubert Hmus, 250 cooos. 12.OO0
kllos hierl o viejo, % brrle seb,, IA
81 cafe 1 2O8 kilos, 8O4 oneros 6522
kilos, 2 bcys, Is d, 36l4 pipa
sguardisnte, 542 81 asdoar 56.32S
ki os.
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MOvIAnaNTo DE BUQUns
mrRADAs DA TRA.vHsfA

De Habana y escslas, yap. esp,
CMexicon & sobrinos de Exquiags +.
Esnsfiol e 90, 4 d velas cs' ..
Lnifa Hmps s. 90, 6 4 pipa aguar-
dIenta 4 Ia orden: B. 20 baEEilea
eguasdis4.s, 70 grrfns ssseosnchsI
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Col. esp. 'tzaragoxa," de Visques
Bdra. esp. "Nueva Flor" de-
Fajsrdo.
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RECONOCIDO DE UTiL1DAD PUBLtCA
PoR REALES 0RDENES.
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zkyxA LOCAL..
S1aRIn0s De Ez0ulAsk.
gDRTALMgA. II,

ossA ss etro@ y eom:s,9ass.
'@24aSss d. los vapoEes-ccrtsos &C IL
'nn' o"sES rraestIAntioa Kspanola.
AgsrseH - I'd Id de los nsGorss I =.
'TsnEga y DO. as Liverpool.
'@sm ''t.sn q. a. Flstahs1 o.,
- 'n'o y" >i> tLa FIschs") d. ID.
AR%nssT d.. ID Id d. los satioreS J. 2
Ssesels y Co.,. LiDss Do "gsrra".
Ag"ates as Baht, Bshrsnd ' Roys
Lsnna dc "tssrrs". N"'
AgsotsS Dc Is Oompaf,fa do ssssrs,
onsrs lneaoSioa dsDeminsdS IaH Ro.
val. Il. ~
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IL T1NEDURIA DE LlBROS
simplincsdada pos 10 aplicaoi6n dc
In regia 'infallble para aoettar ei
deudor q el sersed0r, acompanads
ds numeFosos ejemplos do ealcxlos
mexoantilss, pog q. Massh, tEaluc;-
do De ls 20s sdioi6n inalsea por 4
G. Beck bajo Ia Immediate insnec.
a1hn as. aoCor. Un tonQo glegsnt te
na< nte saosssdesnaao; 90 10 lnpsen
Gg dal Ral :slGss
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Us 1VHWD& fona9 XII.

W ssVHW S& fona9 XII:
Jonstante surtido de relOjes, y
prenderta de orc con brillantesIY
plodras fipas d. 10 mas mOdernO
cue pueds desearse. Garsntixan los
o0lesos y ve1don A pracios m6di-
cog.
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Jose NJ: MeH6ldeZ & G.:
[slaheGid en- Fehpu De gll,-CabIs: MaansAie,
COMISIONISTAS IN GElE}Al
ExpOrta dOres e lmpOrtadOrps
ne tOdst case de mercancfa
P. O B. 835. No Ga Pine st.
NEW-YORK.

Especialidad en- Quincalla. Ferre-
terra, Merceria, Maquinaria para Ia
Industria y Agricu tura, Provisiones,
Granos, Harinas, Cercados, Tejidos.
etc, etc. Reciben comision todc
cuanto Sc les mande, adelantando
hasta las tres cuartas parties sobre
mercancias aprObadas.
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CUBA, PUERTO RICO Y FILIPINAS

con kus ADMINISTRATORS, cOmercio in
udstria.--6o divididos en- America Cen
tral Costa -Rlca, Guatemala, Honduras
Nicaragua, San Salvador Rep1blica Do
minlcana. = America del NOrte: Mexico. -
America del Sur: Bolivia, Colombia, CHI
ie, Ecuador, Para quay, PERU, Republics
argentina, Uruguay, Venezuela y Cura-
cao-7o Reino de Portugal y sus colcnias.
so oecclun Extranjera. Secci0n de
anuncios, con indices.-l0s Indice gene
raj de todas las materias que cOntiene el
Anuario. Este fnGice esta redactadO Oh
espanul, frances, alemau, ing i6s, porI u
.ues. 1T. la iico googralcu lie Espana,
UtIamar, Estados Hispano- Amcncanos' y
Portugal Indlce general.
precio: z pesos ORC.
Sc lalla de venta en- la LibreIia edltO-
rial BAILLY BAILLIERE HIJOS, Plaza dc
Santa ANA, NUN. IL en- las PARTICIPATES
del munuO.
va en- otras ocasiones hemos habla-
do del Anaayto dsL Concrete, que pu-
b.ica auuelmente Id horeria edito-
rial de los Sces. Bailly-Bailiere e Hi
JOS. Los elogios que a esa obra Sc han
consagrado no son exagerados, pues
ei merito de ella eS n0tabl!lslmo.
FL ANuarlO para 1897 es un triuniC
mas para los editorcs, pofque es tan
complete, tiene tai nImero de datos,
ha sldo rectihcado con tanto esm=ro,
que no puede, en- esa clase de obras,
pedirse mas perfection.
Sabido es que dicho A~~ari0 es un
Directorio general. mnucioso EN- su-
mo grado de Espana y sus poseslones
Republica Hispano~amerlcanas For
tugal. FL nlerito de Ia obra puede
apreciarse con solo buscar en- cua!-
quiera poblacion una persona reslden'
en- ella, que desempene un cargo pu
blico 8 tenga una industria, o prote'
cion, por modesto que sea, Q bier
buscando en- el noticias acerca de la:
Was de communication, situacion topo.
grafca, producciones, mereados, teria
O cualquier otro dato de utilidad ge
neral, y sc encontraran cuantas mott
cias Sc deseen.
EI Annayi0 del Concrete BaIILy.
Ba1lIteYe 6 Dl,rct0yio de las cuatys
csentas mil seaas, como algunos !e LA
man, es va muy conocido entire 10
hombres de negocios de todos gene
ros y por millones de personas qu
son Gu. iosas y amantes de la prosper
dad de sus respectivos paises, porqu
| no solo es it'll a! industrial y nego
ciante, sino todo ell que posea un
protecron. por escasas que sean su
reaciones con el Comercio y la In
dustria, porque su utilidad es genera
dcbido q los m1 tiples y diveersos da
to- le Contiene.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-11
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY GA.
l1.-.NETUAN-Ii

l1.-INT UAN--li
4.lmRoe nistss importadOres de
paovisior eK, Venta Q al Dor mayor
DusTos de q antigusl = scredita-
d. F6bnca de F6sf0roe, estableOi
da en- SanturGe.
Marcas Boil VAR VI CONILl.
--Dep6sito Tata&n IL
AgeRtes de IL aofeS11tadS m area
de eigarrillos Paiarito. Be)lesa y
Ubertad.
aF&brlca de N00res dc tCU2s ciaeee.
.Admitan sEdosrss & consigna-
i3n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-11
AnuariO del COmerCiO
DIRECT9RO De Las 400, 900 SfRAS De Fspa6a
CUBA, PUERTO RICO Y FILIPjNA>
ESTADOS HISPANO-AMERIC
Y PORTUGAL.
Y PORTUGAL.


DSc1m4n0vena ed1cf6n, 1897.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-11
l1recio: 1pesos ORC.

Sc halla de venta en- la LibreIia edlto-
rial BAILLY BALLIERE E HIJOS, Plaza de
Santa ANA, mum. IL y en- las PARTICIPATES
del munuO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-11

SBLLoS PARA LACRE.-Se hacen
en- Ia Imprenta del BoLETfN MER
cANT1L de A. Lynn Sucesora de Mo-
ris. Sellos de dos iniciales 4 $I.25.
Idsm de tres iniciales & $I.5o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-11

gALIDAB D1 CABOTAJR.
Col. esp. "Proyidencia " para
Faiardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-11
&@ a OCT ILLAS.

VkASB.-Llamamos Ia atencion de
nuestros lectores sobre los papelitos
antidisentericos para los enfermos de-
estomago, y sobre el Tonico habane-
70 para hermosear el Cabello, que
anunciamos en- esta misma plana.
Producer efectos maravillosos, sier-
do muchisimos los que usan estos medi-
camentos, alabando Ia rapidez de su
acci6n.
Depositario, Sr. GuilIermety, Plaza
Alfonso XII, Puerto Rico.