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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-29
Cornell Wins,

Poughlseepsie, June 26.-In the in
tercollegiate boat race here Cornell
crew gained signal victory over the
Yale and Harvard boat crews, maintain
Ing it's lead from start to finish. Cornell
finished five lengths in the lead, Yale
second and Harvard third, four lengths
III the back. Time of Cornell, 20 min
utes "a seconds.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-29
Fatal Explosion,

Alton, ILL.,, June 26.-By an explosion
in the Equitable Powder company's
Corning mill Friday afternoon, George
Scott and John Voss were instantly
killed,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-29
guilty OF Murder in SECOND Decree,

Viroqua, Wis, June 2o.-In the cir
quit court the jury found George sulli-
van guilty Of murder In the SECOND de-
gree. He shot Asa Gorham January as.
The men had trouble over Gorham's
wife. Sentence Is suspended till July
10
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-29
w1.con.in saengerfest Mt oshko.n.

Oshkosh, Wis, June 26.-Delegates
are fast arriving, to attend the second
annual state saengerfest of the North
ern Wisconsin Saengerbund. The for
NAL exercises opened Friday night at
Turner hall. when an address of well
come was given by Mayor Ideson. The
city is gayly decorated in honor of the
occasion and the weather is favorable.
About 1900 delegates will participate
in the song contests which open Satur-
day at Exposition hall, special feature
being chorus of 900 VOICES. The big
day will be Sunday, when $4,000 excur-
sionists are expected from all parts of
the stnte
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-29
Hurried Prepnrations.

Good Minister ((awaiting the appear
ance of the lady of the house)-What
is that, my little dear?
Little Girl-My apron. rs goin' to
put it in the wash. Mamma got it all
dirty.
"She did,"
Eyes, sir; she grabbed it up just now
to dust off the Bible."'-N. Y. Weekly.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-29
One Item c-erIooke1

picer-They say the rubber trust
has cornered everything in its line.
Spicer-EXcept the rest aurant spring
chicken.-BrooAyn Life,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-29
Murderers Executed In Georgin, West
VIRGINIA and Missouri.

nj Atlanta, &C.,, June 20. - Terrell Hud-
-, son, negro, who was to have been
hanged two weeks ago for murder,
Aof' but who was retrieved at the last mo-
cam ment by Gov. Atkinson, died on the
lty gallows at Decatur. The drop fell at
his 11:46h and IA minutes later Hudson
any was pronounced dead, the fall having
II broken his neck. Hudson killed Sea-
8aoa.iborn Malcolm, another negro, in quar-
rel about rabbit.
Fayetteville, w. Va, June 26. Clark
me Lewis was hanged here on Friday
ing. In public, before large crowd in q
II natural grove. The condemned man
cam sang on the scafold. There were no dis
hists orderly demonstrations. Lewis was
Exchanged for the murder of Charles Glib
-, son, whose death appeared to be de-
sired by Mrs. Gibson, to enable her to
sne continue uninterrupted her carousals
Onwith Lewis and one or two others, who
flueIwere jointly convicted with Lewis.
day: st. Joseph, Mo-, June 26. - James
mattel Pollard (colored) was hanged in the
cedejail yard in this city for the murder of
- Joseph Irwin (also colored).
80. Grand Forks, N. d., July &c.
I'M After being out Al hours the jury in
cannthe famous Normand murder case re-
sion 4urned verdict of guilty, fixing the
az Fpcnalty at Imprisonment for life. 1t
This understood the majority of the jury
to tFere for Hanging. but finally, rather
whi than disagree, conceded to life impris-
3nment penalty. Public sentiment
everAere is almost solid for the death pen-
silyenlty, and there is much feeling against
electfhe action Of the jury. Normand will
beari,e tried again on second charge OF
INT murder on July 10, for killing the
.,nh,;,,o Younger Of the boys Norman killed
1.-Two and seriously wounded two others
anu = the Hillstead children in order to
satisfirighten their mother and then Grim
In acaally assaulted her.
and Il Houston, Tex, June 2e.-Jim VIII
iiof prdamson, young man, was hanged
mn hiTiday at Wharton for his completely
..r;a az the murder OF the Croker family
, ri, asst May. Williamson's nerve failed
49,, i'm at the last and 1t was necessary to
Whltevice inject strychnine into him to ep-
lelecteble him to mount the scaffo,d.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-29
TREAsuRHR's REPORT.

To the Honorable Board of Superyis.
ors OF Howard County, Iowa:
l herewith hand you statement of
all funds received and disbursed by
me as county treasurer from January
/, 1897, to June 1, 1897,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-29

Headquarters for Buckwheat
For seed. Price low at N. GRAF & Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-06-29

49, ,-p.. $4,000 =. ~
AAAs4A-s@---s.-s sAis<S@A- ,---:g - - :.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31
A Favorable Report.

f. Barrow, electrical engineer and
professor in charge of that department
at Pullman, went with Pres. ID. NJ.
White of the Lewiston Light Co. to
inspect the site of the power plant pro.
posed 10y the company in making inn
prOvements in their service for next
year. Prof. Darrow was seen by the
TELLER after his return aud gives it
AS his opinion that the proposed plan
is perfectly feasible. 1t will Ike easy at
comparatively low epst to get plant
on Asntin creek to develop 1000 hOrs..
power. The transmission to Lewiston
will be simple engineering problem.
A hout ten percent of the power only
will be lost by the transmission.
Prof. DarrOw exa mined the present
plant and is confident that com plete
new plant can te put in fitted with
the latest Of modern apparatus and
operated with an increase Of efficiency
and decrease Of cost that would pay
double interest on the outlay Of the :
vestmeDt. He was present Tuesday
evening at full meeting of the board
of stockholders and gave in detail his
and suggestions He will
draw up plans ana make estimates for
operating a plant that will supply
light aud power to Lewiston sufficient
for present needs and allowing for the
natural growth.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31
Work to Begin at Once.

Nothing occurs to stop the progre IS
OF preliminaries in connection With the
railroad matters. The committee In
charge have completed all negotiations
with the property owners aud will this
week have all the deeds placed safely
in escrow. Engineer Van ArsdaI left
yesterday for Juliaetta to give instruc.
tions to the party Of field surveyors
that will be there to take the field ut
once. He had wired headquarters
Wednesday that everything had cen
settled as far as right-6f.way was con-
cerned. Dirt will fly shortly after the
New Year and the work will be pushed
rapidly.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31
A Legal Complication.

A very interesting legal compIira ton
has arisen In the case of the United
States Va VIM Jonas charged with in
Producing liquor on the reservation
Jonas had a hearing before Commis-
sioner +. O'Neill and was held +, ap
pear before the federal court at the
Dext term at Moscow. His attorney
applied to Judge Piper of the state dis
trict court tor writ Of habeas corpus
which was granted and a hearing
ordered forthwith. The point at issue
Is the apparent conflict between state
and federal courts rs to "A question Of
jurisdiction. Has the state court the
authority to issue writ of na beas
corpus In the case Of Il prisoner held
by the authority of the United States?
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31
Hallett-Lindsay.

on "Wednesday evening the home Of
o. f. Butler, on Normal Hill WAS the
scene OF one of the most artistic aud
elegant weddings that ever occurred
IN Lewiston. 1t was the occasion of the
marriage of Fred N. HalIett aud Della
LINDSAY. The double parlors Of
the elegant residence were artisticaily
decorated with holly, mistletoe aud
English ivy. In the arch of the great
hay window on the west was a dais
where on bed Of arbOr vitw rested
TWO satin pillows. Above from the
corners OF the window festoons of
white satin ribbon were draped to the
center and held directly over the dais
by snow-white dove. Banks of
potted palms aud Maiden Hair fern
completed the decorations.
The guests we're received in the
south parior to await the coming of
the wedding party. Shortly after
> O'clock Miss Pearle Wickersham
sounded the opening chords of the
beautiful Mendelsohn Wedding march
and the wedding party moved from
the upper hail down the broad STAIR
way through the open door to the
raised platform. The Clergyman, Rev.
j. d. McConkey, preceded the party
to his station, then followed the bride.
groom with the Kroomsman, Thos.
Lindsay. Next the bridesmaid, Miss
Edna Baird, and then the bride lean
ing on her fathers arm.
The bride was radiantly beautiful
Over a gown of white satin she wore
an Overdress OF chiffon effectively
draped. In her hand she carried
Brides roses and in her hair were
white hyaciuths. Ar elegant bridal
veil completed her costume. The
bridesmaid was gowned Il. cream silk
trimmed with pink ribbons and she
carried pink roses.
The ceremony was the beautiful aud
impressive ring ceremony Of the
Episcopal service. with responses. The
iather gave the bride away.
After a few minutes allotted to Ie-
ceiving congratulations the company
repaired to the dining room where an
elegant luncheon was spread for the
OCCASION. The table was decorated
with ivy and ferns. The ceuter piece
was bank of chrysan,he helnums and
above this suspended f,om the ceiling
by broad satin ribbons WAS the b ide's
cake resting on II tray banked 18th
ferns
In the midst Of the merry making
the FIRST Reginiental band appeared
and rendered few. delightful selec-
tons. Soon after ten the party broke
up aud the newly married couple pro-
ceeded to the Steamer Lewiston and
on the following morning went to
Spokane where they viii remain over
the New Year.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31
s-=--H73- --=- 49, ---a
Open House.

on tomorrow, New Years Day, the
iie following ladies have announced
"e,. intention of keeping open house:
MIS-. Jho. =. Nolmer from 3 t. : u. M.
isslsted by Mrs. Babb, the Misses Tui-
e'. ana Misses SauX, Edna Baird,
b,,aneislrr and Gregory.
MIS- Z A. Hastings, assisted by Mrs.
[nt'ie Ahehd, aud Missiles Orcutt,
Ptowe ana Flame Kester.
y Coourn is putting another o.
I"s nah"so'lie moulding aud ,,anel in
e.."r uecoratIons in the Owl Drug
ftore this week.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31
They are all Right.

The Somers Family that gave an en-
tertainment at this place last Wednes-
nay evening are all right. The father
and mother are clever singers and the
children are wonder, especially Mis-
N-iiie whose singing is mp 10 the hivb-
r-i order. aud should b. ai'prpcia, ed
"a, ywirr". Valley Tran-rrip'. Me-
Mibnvilie, Oregon.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31
Mt. Idaho Stage Held Up.

The stage which left Lewiston la 1T
Tuesday at noon was held up at 8
O'Clock Wednesday night one mile this
side Of Grangeviile. There were two
passengers, travelling man ard n
miner. The night was very dark but
the flash Of two rifles and the com
mand to halt made the fact apparent
that ut least two desperate highway
men were present The driver and
passengers were ordered to line up on
the ground with the muzzle Of u gun
unpleasantiy near. AZ they stood In
line one Of the robbers searched the
pockets Of the passengers and driver.
They secured about $25 from the miner
whose name Is CARRIER. The drummer
was diligently searched from overcoat
to pants but $50 in currency in u small
vest pocket was overlooked by the rob.
bers. They found only few cents In
silver in thu drummef's pockets. The
driver, Allie Vincent, was also
searched. The robber who was as
signed to the work Of searching the
pockets hesitated when he came to
the driver. His com pauion cursed him
aud accused him of cowardice when he
faltered. After the passengers were
searched the mail received attention.
A leather sack was found In the boot
and the robbers evidently supposed Ii
to he the register pouch. 1t happened
however that there were several leather
sacks and the one selected did not con-
tain the registers. The sack was split
open but nothing Of value was found
in It. The passengers and driver after
all the booty in sig.t was appropriated,
were ordered to take their seats. The
driver was ordered to turn back on the
road and return to Denver upon pain
of Icing shot. The command was
Obeyed so far AS turning back was con-
concerned. but after proceeding 2W
yards the stage was again turned
toward G"angevilie whence it pro-
ceeded without molestation.
The particulars, SO far as gathered,
indicate the presence of two highway
men. They were masked in gunny
sacks and had horses hitched near the
scene "f the robbery. The tracks in
the mud indicated that the robbers
rode into Grangeville In advance OF
the stage. Que Of the robbers was tall
and the other short. The tall man
was exceeding nervous aud he went
about hls assinged duties in silence.
The short man talked great dea, and
ordered his companion rbout as mas
ter would order a slave. The sheriff
aud posse were upon the ground early
"Wednesday morning, and 1t is believed
the robbers will be located soou.
Elmer Waldrip aud wife Of Asotin
received Christmas present il, the |
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31

Prof. T.. Darrow. director Of the giee
club of the Washington Agricultural
college, was in the city the first Of the
week completing the arrangements
"f the clubs visit to this city Friday,
January Z.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31

NJ. Z. True and son Harry arrived in
the city Monday enroute for Florence.
but Harry WAS taken i'll with the fever
aud had to he taken home to Pullman
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31

D,nniS Raymond was brought before
Juds" S;ookey Tuesday and on medi-
cal examination by DR.. l.. F. lnnla,,
was declared insane. Sheriff Barton
has wired the authorities at Blac kfoot
and an attendent wilt bp sent to con-
duet the patient to the asylum.
The Woodmen dramatic players of
Asotin will produce the stirring drama
Sunlight or the Diamond King at
the Fryxel Opera House in ASotin
TUESDAY night January 1 1898. The
east contains some of the best local
talent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31

The ladies' have organixed two bOwl-
ing clubs. They have tlse allies on
Mondays, Wednesdays and 6Aturdays
ffOln 8 a. m tn 2 b. M. Mlss Ines
Baird has the htghest sc0re thus far
recortietl. -.
James Jacks Of Agatha il In the city.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-12-31

Elmer Waldrip and wife OF Asotin
Christmas present in the
form Of lovely girl baby born Tues
day, December 2S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-16

>septo. LIE o0ngxatulamos por &c
a,ura y eeDaramos que mas vuel.
va padeeer de uaa enfetmedaG
que tanto dino 10 ha hecho.
LA question ahora es do d0ndt
provinO q pobreza 6 impureEa d.
"a sangre euyo' sfeetoa nos aoabf
lie desoribir. 9i rensamos qusna
ssngre deriv0 ias sustRncias nutrl-
ivas del aliment0 bien digeridC
9r0nt0 nos explicaremOs de donde
3Fi sioa tfAo el mai. Ej est6mago
ca j&do p di peps.a no podia d.
%e'ir q aaianto y extEaer de 81
lss sustanciAs que fortalecen ia
Lsssgse, aPor b taRtO 81 ouespoy de
1ues ro aInfg1 no p5iGGis nsEgdL
5enefoio de % que comis, aunque
,in dada teuia n 81 sasa todo 10
aej qQe Q paed~ compras. OF o.
eesonas q1e part oipsban de 10
1.AmO q11 6 ohtenlan de clio
laeExa y sand, r.r9 elno le h&cia
4irgna bic. Uns cOlteza &c pan
lien dlgerids Ia ha e mas bien q
n mendigo q1e tod 10, manjAre.
las esqN's tos q uJa rers0na que
( eau q d. lnsig@2,i6n no pueds
g,as '0ilt al onerp> las sustann'as
eeesa'i lag para su al,me3taoi6n.
i'odoA los frtomas dsl padesi~
fenaO de qGe nuest O g rfespoDss'
abIA e"sn c4u'sAdos por indigss-
LI0@ o spe. s'a y coDotieo'so 10
si0mun que al eeGe pad Cimlento
gCe 1o@R Ona tanto eufrimlentO
at nfeuQo toda y erg a y gauss
3 tab jar y que siempre ao&lrea
gFss u fe'lntdados no nos cabe
L ada que el p1blico sgradeeera al
It utor de esta relaCi0n por darn 0s
s ccn ccer un remed'o pars so ours
J esta no es utro quo O. Jarabe On.
raS'v0 de L., Madre Sgigel por el
c ael ret Oh s ei 50 salud.
VolVItnf o d tompaIaf ell CorazOD
O1eet.u - amigo Con Ia p6ndols
- ua rel0j stpeFamos que ls mar
; ,ra todovia O. tiempo por largos
E 1os de fe ioidad porous sea buena
s ma!a In vida de- una persona de-
[:snde ensera mente en- el estado de
~ sAnRre.
Ri Jsrabe Oar&tIvo de la Ma1re
) alt,ei esta da ven&G 60 todas lac
f Farmsclas, Droguerias, y Ex pende.
urias de EaedlCinaS del mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-16

Tambi6n Sc acaba de recibir de
las mismas un extensO y variado
surtido. Las hav de Enultitud de pre-
clos, desde Is eentavos hasta 2O y
veinte y cinco pesos, may elegantes
y lujOsas. En- tinterOs de cristal de
rOca Sc puede escoger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-16
FL RelOj y ell Coraz6n.

81 80 fla un0 en- 10 p6ndula d.
un reloJ notarS que la conclusion
de ,cada movimiento qGsda pOr III
Tknstante Sompletasnenta para,la, )
81 pudieramOs renDir todos estos
inst@ntes p0r espsc3o da IN &nt
to gamfian vaIi0s min utos doraut<
los cua 80 la S6ndulA es .s r,a parads,
Es eoir, Que el reloj auaqus pa
Edo nasc4 ei temp.
Lo miemo suede cen 81 Gorazon
SHpor gauaas un Goraz1n que lats 6
ra10A de 60 pnlsaolones por mi
Guto, es da2ie una por segundo.
Esse 6EgsGo 3sta c0Estruido de tai
m"neEa q0e la cnar3s parta de ca =
a. npo de estos segunu0s Ia em-
pes al eOsaaDG Ga desCaDear. On
sig odm@Eo Ga p&usaS eeparcidas
PCT ei espasto do Una VIDA do tra-
bsjO continn Que aEEeglO tan
maraviiloeo Por cate medic pO-
demos yivir hhas Elempo sin apsr.
Q biEnos dc Ia cussa que AlargA nues
ira vida.
Sin en- baJ 60 Ia Corriente de san
gEe que sc introduce en- el cuerpo
jsmas cess. No debe paraH nunca
pues es 10 que Dutre Ell Cuerpo en-
todas sus parties, llev6L dose de 3l
5odss las maSerias gastadas 6 inju-
riosas. SlemPre que Ia sangre este
repleUa de sustanCias nutritlvas es.
tara el Cuerpo bien mantenido. Pc
10 cuando 10 ssngre es pobre y sin
sUstanoiss sufoieAtes para foxmar
y mantener 81 CCerp0 entonces to-
do 10 que trab8je ell Corazon sirve
dc POGO y 50 duei10 se enCaentra
d6bil J enfermo. Como I'm tendero
que solamente puede vender les
nt rcsderiss que posea 10 mismo ell
GOrax0n NO puede trasmitir al cuer.
20 otra sangre que la qne se le su-
Fl IL COraxon NO tiene NADIA que
vec con Ia formation do la san
gre.
Ahora tengo 81 honor dc pgesen-
t4r IN ca balGro quien YelstsrA
nA heeho que proDara 10 gus aca-
b&mog Ge deer sobre este asunto.
"foF aIeunos amos, dice, d" he
VeGiGC p40eciend0 dc anemia 81
debllidAd general. Tenia Ia sangre
muy pobre 6 impura y tanto las
, aLas COM Las agIerirs estSban
ooD pletamente descoloridss Mil
&c n bisEte ektabs muy pando 10 |
mismo que los IabioE y encias. Mi
Il etito b .bia desapareeido J los Or
sanos 6lgesElvOs no Obraban bien
] en- CCnseC0eD Cla 10 peco que co.
niia no me naoia ningun Dien. Es-
W me Csus5 tel debilldad que ape.
b Ss pOGia an0ar ni atender a mis- |
legool0s. Estes 1ltimos los tuve
lue abandAnar p0r complete. Sia
'nOaFgo que Probe con tGdas Cla-
res dc rtmad10s GO nbtube ningana
1lejOra. POE I'm un amigo me aoon-
'ej0 que tQmara ell Jsrsbe Curative
IL la Madre Seigei. Desde que en-,
peC6 . GOmarlO note one habla en-
,ontrado algo que por I'm NE iba a
naoer bieD. Continue tomandolo
nssta coRcIuir la CUarta boteIla 10
4uo fn6 sutloIente para restable-
serme CompIedameREe. Ahora me |
bali0 enteramL bier, .habiendo |
raCnperadO Cuarenta y siate lIbras
ue peso y pnedo atender q mis- me-
guG Os como de Costumbre. He 70.
gado de mi pr0pia vcluntad 6 mi
amigo DON Ttmss AsCensio Gal.
vau, farmac60tioo de esta plaza
que pubIiQue este hecho para re-
q Vds. en parte por el
bien que au medioina me ha hecho.
I F.. mado) Juan Perell6 y Garcia,
La Union, 81 de Octubre, 1896"
Ri eac.itor de Ia Csrta que anta
eede es un ComerCiante en- La
Union y fidedigno On TODD con.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-16
JOSE T. SILVA
TRTUAN 3g.-OAPITAL

n,rwu,ads de Mejice, Ban aueEo
.-,,e,onists, Agente.. .pEinG' pal de
. 9 n UO,,npa6ia general Tras tlanti-
u = lrspOges franoesesl, Corr espons
qee Al Credit Lyounaisds Paris, Re
les ~" ,arte de los Establecimien-
pfsf, ~ Osil de Parfs,i de Ia Com
t's IA segurOs contra tncendios
2 nls ns;Sh ~ Union. y d3ia Oompa
Eos~ ~.oaSols +" Alis2za de Assgura-
r." oSp ae Roy"slona T'&Re. su-
ss''ss,, soss ss Asaea y: .,-,>,~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-16

OBRAS DE DERECKO

iDe venra en'el Bc1RrrN MnRoAN-
TIL
| Jur|aprudancia porrIar pcE Frsn
uieno Lantyes: "Tptela y COneejo
de fsmIlis," Ni tes5smneto Y 10
beEena'A," " Ell matrslnouio," " FL
i&ei6n-P Patria- -Poreetad-Alim IN 9 n
tos."
! Qompilsci6r de lss dlsposjciones
org$ nicas de la Administrator de
Justicia en- Ultrsmsr, por Ramon
Sanchez .sOcafG.
Repertoire de JulispsudeDcia en-
mat na criminal tornado por una
iunta dc ahogsdos, baio Ia diree-
ci6n de don Vicente knmerc Gi~
ron: cumpZcnde des0e 81 aic 1870
1 1890.
| Ley de! !Enjuio.smiento Civil, Dor
jManEeea, 5 tomca.
] Oddigo CIVIL, por y. seavola, 10
tOmos y 2 appendicitis.
| OcmpiiaAi6n legislative, per Fer.
n&ndazs 10 eomoh.
| t.odigo de Comefctc, por Rome.
70 GiF6n, / tome.
| C6djgo dc irstieia militar.
| l. yes olv'lfs de Sspsha, per Me-
aiDa y Matsn6n, l tome.
| C6d:k0 alv,i, por u. De las. <e-
aas, l tomo.
| LEstsumantos pdhl!@.s, pos Zar~
SoEc, / ton,o.
| Ley Go Epjuiciamierfe. Civil, poE
Ja Revists do los tribunel8s, J. tomo
/ Oddigo penal para Cuba y Pueg.
TO hloo, pos idem idem, l tomo.
] III abcgasso popular, p0r P. HUI
sguet, l t0mo.
Oodigcs antiques de EspanS. pog
MarCslo Msfttnez AlCubilla, 2 to-
mos.
| Dloeionario u,uniaiphl, por Ca
lante, 3 tOxaOso
! ul0ionhrio de administrator,
spor Aleubiils, 10 tGmoR.
| AnuariOs Gel 90 y 50, Alcubilla.
| Dereeho administrative, por
IAhelis. 3 tomos.
DicIpG sxic' Qa form ulagiOs, pos
SiGcm. l EuDo.
| Manual del JuzqBoos Manioipe.
Ilesr POI tt1sE', ! top'0.
MMEnai dsi erc,er~.ic, de Ayun-
lgamjspt+aF, por !<?rm, tomO.
Mauua' 90 totsDula1ios para JUi'
seios ClvlleS. por idem, l tomo.
Manua! de- formulsrlos paga /.
!eziM.snsE, poE i{ep>s l tomo.
Idem os tsetameDtsrlGs, pog i0en
/ tomo.
! Iaem lie Quintss, pee ldem,
.tom0.
| I0@mN de Expropi2ci6n fo7xosa
lpcr sdenls l tuUo.
Idem De n3onteas pots.idem, J. -
Emo
Idon del nj nastyinonlo, ""poe Ii, q
l <somo.
Just,ela NIl.tsr, Ncolonea Esd
sgieo- L 2c1ICas do GCda class 1
ipfoGeClmientcs .juGieialea, poF st<;
Joaquin GrsCla y HelpSndes, 4 Il
ln,os.
LegislsOidn.de mlnas, por Bgay
M0lh, l tomc.
Conseio &c femilia, poE Age.
Itomo.
0uIa do IL CoptwtbueSon 1>st.it'
rial, por Frelxa, / toano.
DeEecho administrative, 10. M
yog, / toIno.
ProcedimiGatos Ctvi'ea, Crisn
malice, CSI6nicos, y Oont4noios
administrablvOe, poE 2. I.aaGres,
tCHOs.
DerechO ps0csasl, p0rl ARA
tOmos
TratadO de Hacienda R6bli
PiEnas, 2 toaos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-16
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