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The herald., 1897-11-16

Ordered Sixteen Premier Typcwritcrs
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov l2.-The Call has
just placed an order with l.. & NJ. Alcxan-
der & Co. for sixteen Smith Premier Type
writers. after testing and trying all lead
ing makes.
The herald., 1897-11-16

Agents Victor. Heating. Wcr!d an,
March bicycles. Hawley. King & Co
The herald., 1897-11-16

Hawley. King & Co, ,cor.5th ST. and Bwy.
agents genuine Columbus Buggy company
bugg.es and Victor bicycles.
The herald., 1897-11-16
baggage Notice

Bright's Special Delivery checks bag
gage to all parts of the world 40l g.
Broadway, chamber of commerce bldg.
The herald., 1897-11-16
JOTTiNGs

All prices Of wall paper greatly reduc~d
A. A. Eckstrom. 324 South Spring street
The herald., 1897-11-16

Everything on wheels. Haw!ey, King
& Co.. cor. Fifth street and Broadway.
The herald., 1897-11-16

ons and top delivery wagons. Hawley
King & Co.
The herald., 1897-11-16
Court Notes

Charles T. Sutton, a native Of Eng
land, was yesterday admitted to citizen
ship by Judge Shaw.
Just before adjourning court last
evening Justice Young was called upon
to unite in matrimonial bonds George
Beason and Eva Casey, colored people,
who had elected to make the venture.
John Sullivan, a veteran, who was
charged with an assault upon Milton
Smith. another veteran from the home,
at Santa Monica. was brought before
Justice Young yesterday. 1t transpired
that it arose out of drunken row. and
the defendant was discharged.
In the suit of James S. Wilde VS.. r. S.
Field, an action based upon a promis-
sorry note made by defendant to the
Southern California Improvement COM
pany. and endorsed by plaintiff, Judge
York yesterday handed down a de-
cision. The court holds that defendant
has interposed no valid defense to the
note, and that consequently the plaintiff
is entitled to judgment for the amount
claimed with interest.
The herald., 1897-11-16
The Divorce Mill

Maud L. Thurman was yesterday
granted q divorce from John X. Thur
man, by Judge York, on the ground of
desertion.
Judge Allen granted divorce to
Laura A. Burger, divorcing her from
Edward Burger, on the ground of deser-
tion. Over a year ago the husband
cleared out. and although no proof
could be obtained, it is understood that
he has remarked in New York.
The herald., 1897-11-16
On fi0n,N l3rtv

Ou. HONS Br1H
Mailer E Zcheleins lager fresh from ihe.r
brewery on draught in all the principal
saloons: delivered promptly in bottles o.
Kegs. Oiilce aud brewery. $40 Also stree.
telephone 81.
The herald., 1897-11-16
tion q the Rancho Boeade Santa Nom

tion q the Rancho Boeade Santa Nom
tca. s
AliceG. Williams ct al. vs. City Of Los
Angeles ct ALA suit 10 obtain judg-
ment for $4qoo for dumping sand on lot
26 Of Blag{hard's subdivision Of the
Woollen MAJ tract.
Estate Of Mary A. Livingstone. de-
ceased. The petition Of s. w. Living
stone for letters of administration. The
estate II valued at Sits.
Pacific Oil Refining and Supply Com
pany W. City of Los Angeles-A suit to
recover $3.50 for damage done to plain
tins property at the northeast corner OF
Second street and Beaudry avenue by
using 1t as a dumping ground.
James M. Bedbury VS.. Los Angeles
Railway Company-A suit to recover
$15, 150 as damages for injuries sustained.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-12-18
Raise tie Right Find OK horse.


Do not co as many did when all
horses were fair price and street cars
used up plugs. Then one who had
mare that could travel a little bred at
once to the first fast horse, regardless Oh
color. form or breeding, intending to
raise a "fiier'' Mares showing some
draft were bred to draft stations. See
ing draft horses were selling for COCO
nrices. some bred small, light mares to
draft horses and finding that heavy AMI
mails could not stand excessive heat breo
their half draft mares back to light
horses, thus producing plugs and scrubs
The owners of these are mostly the ones
who complain of horses being low:
If saddler, roadster or draft morse
is wanted, one of merit and worth buy
ing, it is found that good horses are not
SO low after all These are the KIND
farmers should raise, and If really good
ones they will not have to sell at sac
rifice. 1t is not needful that they limit
| their horses to one kind, but one or
| more colts of both carriage and draft
breeding could be raised each year, and
if size and style are obtained there Is
always buyer ready to pay a good
price for team better than his rival
owns.-R. A. Hayne in Southern Stoch
Farm.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-12-18
FARM HORSE FEED.
Rations Best Adapted to the Season Oh
Rest and Idleness.


Probably the farm horse demands ana
receives more diversified rations than
horses in any other class Of work. Com
mencing, say, III january When 'l!o
farm horse has the least work to per-
form. we give him few ears OF corn
twice a day, with all the bright hay ne
will eat up clean. He is already fat as
any farm, horse should be, and this Will
keep him so. AS spring approaches WIN
warmer weather his grain ration shoulo
be changed to oats, which we CONSIDER
the best element that enters his ration
at any time. Oats make the muscles
strong and solid, and with gradual IN
crease Of work he can be fitted to endure
the heavy spring blowing much better
| than when corn is the only grain ne
eats. We always like to have quaint
ty of thrashed OATS also enough chopped
oats to feed through the summer by
running sheaf oats through the cutting
box in the early fall they can be kept
until the next summer, and tho mice
and rats cannot work on and ruin them
as they will in the sheaf. The ration
that we like best for hot weather IS
chopped oats, slightly moistened with
water, with about three pounds OF bran
and shorts mixed thoroughly with the
{ oats: this for breakfast. At noon he mas
not the time to eat such q feed, SO theI
. thrashed oats come handy and welcomed
to him for quick lunch, giving him
/ time to MUNICH a good bite Of hay With
0 /, in the hour At night oats chopped are
: repeated, with occasionally cornmeal IN
d place of shorts or two or three ears OF
It corn as a change may be added. We al
j, WAYS keep our ground feed in bins, ana
IS 1t is we'll sailed as put in; so the salt
is never forgotten. =,
70 Soda and sulphur, equal parts we'll
2 mixed, we consider about as good con.
1t dition powder as any. A box is kept
ID handy, and about twice a week table,
I'd spoonful is given to each horse. f1neiy
G. cut corn fodder makes fairly gooo
it roughness for the horses a part OF the
or time in early winter, but they seem &C
# tire of it and care little for 1T TOWARD
I'd spring. We undertook one winter u
is carry through some young horses %.
I'd fodder alone but had to commence 1eeo
al ing corn in February to keep them II
elk flesh. Nice, bright timothy hay, rui
through a cutting box, and chop MAD
- with ground oats make a very goo'
feed. For ration for 1,4OO pou'h
" Norman mare (such one as more IaiaA
y ers should OWN we would say give ne
four Quarts Of thrashed oats mike
with three pints of shelled corn ana te
pounds of early cut timothy hay e
supper after hard days ploWing.
s. 81. ii Salem (lnd. FaSmef.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-12-18
The Colonies Story.
By Miss BETTE PHILLIPS
By Miss BETTE PHILLIPS.

Would make pOItIdA1o VI oAAO |
she had seen in her dream.
The Mother Superior gave her
permission, when she Immediately
to paint upon can
vas the life-like likeness OF ner
father. husband, Father DeNere
and Aunt Venus and her child
After completing the pictures.
Felicita showed them to the Mother
Superior, who was so surprised
and astonished at her genius as
painter that she ordered them 10
be hung up in the convent art gai-
lery, where they still hang.
For some time after this she dld
not dream at all. One night, how
ever, about year afterwards, she
dreamed that she was walking on
the sea-shore in company with a
Ivenerable-l looking old man VINO
stopped and pointed across the
sea. and she saw the handsome
young man, the dark woman ana
, child beckon to her. Just then the
/, priest came up and placing her
hand in his, disappeared.
t The next morning all was hustle
a about the convent. Mother had
d received message that His Grace,
Q the Bishop of Louisiana, would
n visit the convent.
e When he came he was shown
81 %0 a
le gallery. Whilst casually looking
a around his eyes fell on the picture
70 hanging on the walls of the gal
lg llery that Felicia had painted, an
er Immediately exclaimed, emo
D. Dieu! Where did these picture
s. come from ?'
to When he was told the history c
he'll them he said, "Show me the lad
cd who painted them,'' and 10! VIII
onI should it be but Felicia, whom h
he recognized at once, but he dismis
ed sed her without milking himse
IS. known. 1.-THE Bishop was tt
mt fsrmer Father DeVere,)
vel What the Mother Superior hope
lat for, the opportune time had a
les rived for her to tell the Bisht
zee their history and all particula
me about the personnel of her interes
he ing and beautiful charge-Felici'
lge After the good Mother had finish
red her which had SO excit
gs. the Bishops curiosity and intert
the The requested the Mother to
n troduce him to Felicita INN
avs diately.
ioe The Bishop told her history,
d far as he knew it, to the Moth
avs and requested that she be tax
and 1.ao,, - Dorisiana as he was
uld -: +hara hut hat she sho,
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-12-18

t was picked up VIII INC pas
seng ers more dead than anve. n,
She was taken with fever =,
and was unconscious for some W
time, but when she rallied "
he'd the past was blank. She did II
not even know her own name, a
otherwise she was exceptionally
bright, even the melancholy coun-
tenance which she bore since her
husband passed away she was q
SO cheerful that passengers-who
were strangers to her-called her
the angel. The ship that picked
her up was captured at sea by the
]. celebrated Confederate sloop-of-
war, Alabama, captain Raphal
Siemms. The captain, one day on
looking over the sengers, mao
his attention called the appear
ance OF his lady Passenger, Fell
cita, and afterwards took great
interest in her. One day she heard
the captain speak in French. She
clapped her hands and said, "Oh,
captain, understand your
The captain thought from that
discovery she must be a french
woman, and as the shipwas bound
in that direction he concluded to
land her at some French port. In
due time the vessel arrived OF the
coast of France, and, finding the
coast clear Of his pursuers, ne
cofnlxy into q
southern port. In a day or two
afterwards he went to Paris taking
Felicia with him, and placed he1
at a good hotel and to the pro-
prietor of which he told her his
tory. who recommended him Il
nut her in a convent so that ssh'
could be taught and taken g9o'
care of. The captain acted uro'
his advice. In a short time sn'
had made many friends who love-
and kindly supplied all her wishes
She had not been in the conven
long before she began to hav
dreams that disturbed her grea
deal. and she told of her trouble
to the Mother Superior, and strang
to relate, she dreamed the sam
dream over and over again. Sh
dreamed that she was in strane
land and lived among dark colore
people who sang strange song
Tn her dream she could see TT
colored people moving about IN
field, among them would alwa,
he an old man, and by her sit
fshe dreamed) there would walk
fall. handsome man who alwa,
locked at her so lovingly al
earnestly, and nearby she cou
see an old negroes looking SO sad
and pointing with her hand in t
1>e,.4sf,,l child VIII
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-12-18

To- were once more in New Orleans.
He sent her to the City Hotel ana
went to the Cathedral. Next ne
called on her to stroll in the park.
Whilst walking leisurety ana ST.
lently along looking down ne
met man and, suddenly looking
up he was face to face with Col.
Holiday. You can we'll imagine
the joy of both. But Felicia on
| ly looked quietly on as she kne"
nothing of him. Father DeVere
beconed him away and explained
her case to him. But whilst they
were talking they heard a
cry of JOY and looking there stood
Aunt Venus and Angelica. When
Felicia saw them light OF the
past flash. d before her and with a
cry of Joy she fell in Aunt Venus
!, arms.
All is we'll that ends we'll.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1897-12-18
OrTON BELT ROUTE.

December 2ist aud 22nd the Cot
ton Belt Route will have on sale
round trip tickets, account Holl-
DAYS, at reduced rates to nearly
ali points in the Southeast. Ihese
tickets good for return until ~
DAVIS from date of sale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
DHD1CATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITUx0.

LA 6AAV@ O&A xxGOAVm
HUMARI0-Luuhemoa.-Nld debe,
umplido.--I4a generation que su
le.-La justiCia humana.-Pretex-
tos oriminalea. La formula de
pAogreGo.-M peOgreso y sus ma
nifestaciOne La opinion p6blica
-M period odismo.-Lo que debe &c
el periodismO.-L0 que eS hoy |,
prensA. La prenSa y las leyes.-
"a pOlitiCa.-Lo que debe ser Il
poALtics.-C6mC se haOen lOs poll.
tlcOa.-O6mO nacen los partidoa.-
Lcs pT0gramas politicos.-Arrifl.
oios politiCos.-M oarnaval poltt,.
so.-Miserias p0ltticaR. .- EinCer,
dad poNtiCa. .-FanatIsa o 20d.tc.
LA adernocrsOla.-rrinciploe dc
/ Eocraticca ---Absurdos demoCr&ti.
oos.-DeliriOs demOCEAslcos. Il
libeEtad de 10 observation-disclosures
contra derecno.-La tgual0&d 10
eial.-1& lsualdad On IL hlstoc a.
La 1gualdad ante 10 xaKon.-lA 90
koran1a.-L& demAgogis .-lsCs huL
nos moder1os.--La revoiuSt6n.-
Las hnelgS.-Oon1uslon y <,. os. .>
III nihilism0.-PxOpags ndas 0emo
ledoras Cancer Aoclsl.--ARtlno.
mias y aDomalias.-9l may.f d,
Ice osr0Eea.-AllA va ia nave.- IN.
logo y conclusion.
De venta.--Rn 10 ImpEenta ds
ROL1TIH MNROANwIL.
! PreClo.-Un peso oiuouansA On,
tAvos ejenAplal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
TRAvuSfA.

Berg. esp. Beatriz cargand".
Berg. ing. "W. %. Stowe," ca
gando.
Col ANA Jennie Hall desgsrgndt
Berg esp India pendiente
VaD aim Canada descargsndo
Col ing Hattie May pendiente
CABOTAJR
Col. esp, India cargs para
Arecibo.
Col. esp. "Anita," pendiente.
Col esp Jove Maria, pendiente
Col cap Rlens, carga para Ponce
y Arroyo
Bdrs. esp. "Nueva Flor" ssrga
para Fajard0.
Col esp Joven CLARA. pendiete
Col esp Isabella, para carga Ya
buooa y Humacao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
CUBA, PUERTO RICO Y FlLIPlNAS

con sus administrations, cOmerclO e In
udstria. 80 divididos en-: Ametica Cen
tral Costa -Rica, Guatemala, Honduras
Nicaragua, San Salvador Y Repdbllca Do
minlcana - America del NOrte: Mexico. -
America del Sur; Bolivia, Colombia, Ch =
le, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Republics
argentina, Uruguay, NeneYpela Cura-
caO.-7o Reino de Portugal y sus colonias
80 Seccion Extranjera. Secci6n de
anuncios, con indlces.-l0. Indice gene
raj de tOdas las materias que cOntiene ell
Anuario. Este iudice esta redactado OIL
espanol, frances, aleman, ingl6s, portu-
xues.-ll. lnuice geogfaHc0 de EspsnA,
Ultramar, Estados HispanO- -AmericanOs y
Portugal lndice general.
Precio: q pesos ORC.
Sc halla de venta en- la Liberia edltO-
rial BAILLY BAILLIERE i HIJOS, Plaza dc
santa Ana, n6m. lp y on las pIlnclpales
del mundO.
va en- otras ocasiones hemos habla-
do del AnnayiO del Concrete, que pu
blica anualmente la libreria edito-
tial de los Sres. Bailly-Bailiere { HI
Jos. Los elogios que a esa obra Sc han
consagrado no son exageracos, pues
ell merito de ella es notabllislmo,
El AnnavtO para 1897 es un triuniu
mas para los editores, porque es tai
complete, t,ene tai numero de datos,
ha sido rectifcado con tanto esmero,
que no puede, en- esa clase de obras,
pedirse mas perfection.
SaDido es que dicho AnHari0 es III
Directorio general, minucioso en- su-
mo grado de Espa1a y sus posesiones
Republica Hispano-amerlcanasy y Por-
tugal. El nlento de la obra puede
apreciarse con solo huscar en- cual-
/ quiera poblacion una per4Jna residen-
en- ella, que desempehe un cargo Pu
olico & tenga una industria, Q profe-
cion, por modesto que sea, o bier
Ibuscando en- el noticlas acerca de la:
Was de communication, situacion topo
grafca, producciones, mercados, feria
6 cualquier otro dato de utilidad &c
neral, y Sc encontraran cuantas mott
Cias Sc deseen.
| Ell Aauayio del Concrete BailLy.
BatLlieYe 8 Direct0Ylo de las cu0ty0
eientas mil Sed1aS, como aIgunos lie LA
man, es va muy conocido entire 10
| hombres de negoclos de todos gene
ros y por m,llones de Pc sonas gu
son cuuosas y amantes de la prosperi
dad de sus respectlvos palses, poIqu
| no solo es 1til a. industrial y nego
ciante, sino a TODD el que posea un
protec.on, por escasas que sean su
felaciones con el Comercio y la In
dustria, porque su utiIldad es genera
debido los m1 tiples y diveersos da
tos que lontiene.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30

Tai 20 10 por;RdA dc IN folieto
que xcADa dc edIkArse en- eGt& Ca
~, DORA del Dircssor del BoL1TrN
MRRoANTn. Consisne 6O.paglnas
DO lecEura, en- 4: mayor, y, como
% ha anunclAoo, 50 dedica al illus"
,re Jefe del Partido "Uni6n Com.
lsucionAl" de CuDA, Excmo sg
Marques de Apeztsguia. Consie-
10 81 siguiente prograna:
Dedlcasoria. - PreludioS. -
Oesarrollo del plAn.-Considera.
| .lones.-El pro&mbOlo exposicl6p.
Los Municipios.-La CAmarA
| lnsuIsr.-El Consejo.-El Gobor.
aador General.-La hissoria. LA
.cealidad.-La razon suprema.-
La Repatriation
El f0lleto DO ofrsce en- las a.
Suientts c0n0jeIOnos:
| Un ejsm plaro.-a....... so eta
| Con el resrato del aut0r. Is i"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
Ell REY De LA LUZ
0 Ell GAS ACETILENO,

Sc obtiene empleando los genera
dores automaticos sistema Alemany,
y sirve para iluminar ingenios, Gen.
trales. hacendas, cafe, tiendas, alma
Genes, casas particulares, edi6cios pI-
hlicos y donde quiera que sea indis
pensable la luz artificial
Pedid prospectos y noticiasal Agen-
te general para las Antillas,
JOSE SERRAT.
Capital, Puerto-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
BNTBADAE DE O. BOTAJH.

Col. esp. "Isabela" de HumaCao
Col esp a." May yagiiexana,'' de M a
yagueE.
SALIDE DH TRAyKsIA.
Ninguno
&ALIDAE Do CABOTAJB.
Sol. esp. "DiChosa,' para Maya
guez y Ponce.
Bdrs. esp "Paquits,' para Aqua
dilla y MsyagueE
Col. esp, "Olementlna." )" Carga pa
70 Naguabo y Humseao.
Col esp Oarmelits, para ArecIbo
Bdra esp "Carmen" para Vieque~
Bdra. esp. "Marf, Artat," para
Arroyo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
81 S.ANTORAL..

Microbes, 80 de Junio.-La
Conmemoracion de San Pablo
Ap6stol, y san Marcial, obispo.
Jueves, 1e de Julio. Santos
Martin y Casio, ohisPos'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30

Ell ANUARIO DEL C0MERCIO 10 for
| man dos -t0mos epcartonados en- tela dt
mas dc I.5UO paginas cada uno y compren'
de:
10, Parte Official LA Famila Real, Mi
niteriOs, Cuerpos diplomaticos, Consejo de
EstadO, SenadO, Congreso, Academias
Universidades, Institutes, etc, etc.-2o.
Indicator de Madrid por apellidOs, profe-
clones, comerciO G industries y O!illqs. ~
Espana por provincias, partidos iVdicales,
ciudades, villas lugares, incluyendo e..
sada uno; 10, una description goograIice,
ih.i;eett3rica estadistica con indication dc
las carterias, estaciones de terrocarriler,
telegrafos, ferias, estahleemieptos DO ba
hos, circulos, etc, 20, la parte o6cial, J
80, las profeciOnes, cOmercio 8 industrias
de todos los pueblos, con los nombres
apellidos de los que las ejercen.-lo Aran~
celes de Aduanas de la Peninsula, Orde-
nados especialmente para esta puhslica,-
ci6n.-5e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30

Obra 6til & indispensable para todos.
Alivia perdida de ii mpO. .-TesOro para la
propaganda industrial y comercial.-Este
llbro debe estar slempre en- el bufete de
toda persona, por insignifcantes que sean
sus negocios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
MOvIMIHNTo DR BUQuEs
HNTRADAs Oh TRAvBsfA

De P. de MallorCs, berg esp In
dis. Q Sobrino de Izquierdo &: 90,
CON Carga general para Barcel6 &c
Go.
De Annapolis, gol ing Hattie
May, q Andres OIo'af CON msdeEa
De HamburgO y escA as vap aim
(srad:a q Mulleuhof y KObsE con
Il ga general para yAsios,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
sues. DE oRCAsITAs &C

mportad0res de me7canelas DE-
toda clases y proCedenCias.
Ventaa al por mayor, Orug 2;sy
81 detail, an aus tiendas Flor de
Ju 10 = aAAO de Oro, calle do L.
ForaaleEa esquina D IL Cruz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
LA ESPERANZA." :"

Nuevo establecimiento de mercan
cias, quincalla y ferreteria en- general
Surtido complete de papeles, sobre
Y efectcs de escritorio.
Articulos de novedad y fantasia.
Libros de instruction y enseres pa
a las escuelas.
Precios muy limitados.
Cayey, Puerto Rico.
Lobe N: Delga DO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
b. llMAUV. 1Sn ton:H S0's III iif.datAsa Al.

Constante Surtido de reIOjes, y
prenderta de orc con brillantesly
pledras hnas de 10 mas mOdern0
que pueda desearse. Garantixan lot
ob}etos = venden q precios m6di-
OOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30

Circular de la Intendencia Ge.
neral de Hacienda sobre cedulas
personaleS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
AnuariO del COmerCiO
DIRECT9RIO De LAS 400, 900 SERAS de FsPaHa
CUBA, PUERTO RICO Y FILiPINAS
ESTADOS Observation-Disclosures
Y PORTUGAL.
D<ct1an0vsna edscs0n, 1897.
(BAILLY-BAILLIERE)

Premiado con Medalla de Oro en- la Ex-
posici6n de Matanzas 1881 y de Barcelona
1853, Medallas de Plata on la de Paris
1859, Gran Diploma de Honor en- el Com
curse international de Madrid dc 1890 Y
la mas alta recOmpensa Ell la Exposition
de Chicago de 1893.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
GUxA LOCAL.
sOBRINos De EzOuIAeA,
FORwALMNA. III

o""a as glsos y somiasYaee,
snsss ass ioH pores.ccrrsos Ae l.
'onpaais TrssaslAnties Rsp11ols.
ASsnsss 10 Id Id De los ss6orss LIZ
sinssa y Oo., 90 Liverpool. ''N
!, iS9m idsna 9. q. Flstchs1 = Co.,,
''<' sompA1i" "La Flscha'') Dc Id.
u, IsIassa ss,ia Id de los saS1orss J. +,
~isksls y uo,. Ainss de- "gsrrs".
Ag@nts. dc BahE, Bahrsud ' Rou
LINES dc "Bsrrs". = 1'O|"'
% Agsnse' do ia O"mpanfa ds s.x.ro.
'1.s onsS@ 1sesaaies dsnominads lsH Re.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
Pap8l para PeriddiaO,

Del tamano del BOLEElN y
del que tenfa +" El CIamor do
Pals Sc acaba de recibir or
esta Imprenta una gran RENE
sa, que SO realiza q precios H.
mitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
Los OERECaOS PASIVOS
I'll
aAGISTHRIO DR.ULqRAHAR

.DscretO y kasl9 matt tqu
regular estOs dereChOs, y for
mulariOs completes para la s0-
y'citud de JubilaCiOnesv viude-
dades y 0rfandades, por Don
Andres r. 0llerO, ex-xnspec-
tor de L. znsenanza y Maestro
ptbNC0 de Mad1ldE
FolleUo dedi cado aH Sr 6ascS
Diputad0 por esta Iala.
V6ndese ep esta 1mprenUa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30
AERMAlZ h co.
- -.-TATUAE-IEl

InpOrtadcros en grande esoaia
de mercantdas de todas pHOCeden.
cias.
Sug tienGGs de detail Ia LUZ
MLBOTRICA = La. VILLA .DE
BILBAO son siemDre las mejov
surridas.
Tienen Sucursales lmportadoraa
en- A1eciDo ? Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30

Aprovados por las Academies Sres Facultatvos por Ia
1apdez seguros reuados ratamento oda Glaze do
Darreas por anguas revede que sean cuquera que ha
va sido la que las produzcan la Dseneria c6nca
clene los Puos C6cos que sobrevenen de voenas des
composcones de venre, Catarros Uceracones del Eso
mage lnestnes Tus C6era Diaeas de los ancianos IT,
scos nnos Normasan las uncones digestvas en- las Dis
pepsas Gasragas Gastris agros acdez de es6mago
tendencias Diarreas.
De vena todas las Drogueras Farmacia de credto dc
la Lsa-Depositaro Puere Rico, Don f. Gulermety-
Ventas por mayor DR. j. Gardano, Beascoafn H. Haba
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-06-30

RRooEocIpo DE UTILfDAD PGBL1CA
PoR REALEs 0KDENES.