davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-21
THE FIVE PARooNs.
Which Will Come Before Governor Powers
and Council

The Governor and Council will be in ses-
sion Friday and Saturday, of this week,
with much business before them. In adj
dition to the number of nominations to come
up for confirmation, there will be, as pre-
yiously announced, HFe pardon cases pre-
sented.
The case of George d. Young, of Ellsworth.
which was heard by the old council will
come up without prejudice be fore the new
one, having been handed over as requested
by the counsel. He was sentenced in Octo-
Der, 1884, for assault with intent to kill. The
plea for pardon asserts that Young had no
intention of killing, and it is asserted that
he had no dangerous weapon in his hands at
the time. He claims that he has suffered
enough punishment.
Lucinda C. Foss, of Rocl<land, now serving
a ten months sentence in the county jail for
perjury, begs for pardon. Her council, Gen.
j. P Cllly, urges that at the time of
perjury, in which she bore false testimony
in court, she was not aware of the wrong she
was doing. Dr.. Hanscom of Rockland, tes-
titles that her health is rapidly failing on
account of her confinement. The Jail au-
thorities are in favor of the woman's re-
lease.
James M. Lowell, now serving a lite sem
tence in the State prison for numbering his
wife away back in 1874, wants a release on
the ground that he has been punished
enough for his crime, committed, it is I'M
derstood, from jealousy. Hon. Seth M. Car
ter, of Lewiston, is his counsel. The MUIR
der it will be recalled, was committed in
the daytime on the Switzerland road. No
discovery was made until year later, when
the remains were found, the head having
been severed flom the rest of the frame.
Mary Glynn, of Hampden, presents pa
thetic case. She was convicted of murder
ing the Legitimate infant of her daughter,
who was a weak minded woman. She was
sentenced for life in August, 1882, and is
now well along in life. Peregrine White, of
Bangor, is her counsel, and is prepared to
show that she has conducted herself peace
fully. and quietly during her years of impris-
nment. She is said to have been broken
hearted over her daughter, which led to the
act tor which she was convicted,
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-21
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Order Relating TO Numbering
Buildings.

A LII owners or occupants of any buildings
"A or parts OF buildings not now numbered
in accordance with the city plans made by
ners oil all buildings and parts OF buildings
upon the streets. lanes. alleys and public
courts within the City Of Portland, are here
by ordered TO aff1x upon the front doors or
front OF said buildings and parts of buildings
owned or occupied by them, the number or
numbers designated on said plans. Such
one and one-half inches in length. AID ii
any owner or occupant Of any buildings or
parts of buildings shall neglect or refuse for
affix the number designated by said engl-
neer's plan. the City Marshal will commence
tho necessary legal proceedings to enforce
the penalty provided BY law; If the owners
use other than metal numbers, it can be
done provided it is done to the satisfaction Of
the City Marshal.
GEO. w. SYLVESTER,
apr9d1m City Marshal.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-21
In a letter to the manufactnrers NJ

In letter to the manufacturers Messrs.
Davis & Buzard of West Monterey, Pa,
say: 'Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
cured people whom our physicians could
do nothing for. We persuaded them to
try bottle of it and they now recon-
mend it, as do the rest of u.s. For sale
at % and so cents per bottle at II. p. S.
Goods drug store, SIT Congress street.
Portland: and K. S. Raymond, Cumber--
land Mills.
The example of W. w. Brewer, Justice
OF the peace and prominent citizen of
Mt. Jewett, Pa, is worthy of emulation.
He says: Il never leave home without a
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and always rec.
ommend it to my friends. 1t is the best
:! ever used, and never fails to give imme-
diate relief" For sale at II. P. S. Goold's
Grug store, 577 Congress street, Portland
and K. S. Raymond, Cumberland Mill.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-21

The following transfers of real estate
In this county have been recorded tn
she Registry OF Deeds:
g ideon III. Tucker Of Standish to Mar
tina II. and Annie K. Tuck er of Standish,
in consideration Of 81 ard other valuable
consideration, Eli of land at Standish
en- the northeasterly side of the road
leading from Standish village to the
pnihe neighborhood, containing fifteen
acres.
Georgia A. Merrill of Yarmouth to
Smith ID. Sawyer of Yarmouth in con-
sideration of 81 anu other value. q lou Of
land nt Yarmouth on Cousins island,
formerly owned by Joseph S. Hamil.
tor.
Charles Blake of Falmouth to the town
OF falmouth, III consideration of 81 and
other valuabls considerations. a lot OF
land at Falmouth on the easterly side OF
the New Gray road.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-21
RELIEF IN SIX HouRs

Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease
11eieyed in six hours by the NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN an II KIDNEY CURE" The
new remedy Is a great surprise on account
pain IN me bladder, Kidneys, back and every
pars OF the urinary passages in male or fe-
male. ~ relieses retention of water and
you want quick relief and cure this IS your
remedy. SOLD by G. II. GUPPY CO., Drug
gist 46s Congress st. Portland. Me
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-21
st. Paul's Parish.

AT the annual Easter meeting of ST..
Paul's parish the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Senior WarGen-Jossph Dow.
Junior Warden-Franklln Robinson.
Vestrymen-J. I. Johnston. W.. L.Gill
DR.. h. b. LOCKWOOD, Charles Barbour.
John 3. Griffin, Edward Petty, VIM.
Harper, James Wilkinson, Harold Ran
dali and Alexander MoCarte.
Diocesan Committes-J. L. Johnston
franklin Robinson and Joseph Dow.
Treasurer. +. johnson.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-21
CUMBERLAND CENTRE. no

Raster Sunday was appropriately OBJ
served at this place. An interesting
sermon was preached in the afternoon by
the pastor, Rev. E. W. Davis, from Heb
Is, il. In the evening the annual Hast
or concert was given by the SUNDAY
school Included in the programme were:
Recitation, Nellie Dunn
Recitation-l21 Psalm,
Mrs. Greeley's class
Observation-Disclosures song, Anna Blanchard
Scripture Recitat1OnH,
Il. X. Sweetser's class
Recitation-Two Gardens,
Hazel Wilson
Recitation,
Emma Merrill. Elizabeth Criokett
Recitation-Mary. Cecil Wilson
Recitation and Easter Song,
Mrs. Davis and four girls
Recitation,
Gertrude Wilson Christine Crickett
Recitation and song,
Katherine Merrill and choir
The programme was gotten nm nv a
COMMITTEES appointed by the surerinten.
dent of the Sunday school and was car
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-21
BASE BALI AT COLBY.
The Probable Makeup of the Nine-The
Colby Schedule.
Correspondence of the pREss.)


Waterville, Me-, April 19.-The Colby base
ball squad has been putting in some good
practice of late. The ground are in fairly
good condition, and this week Captain Put
nam will try to develop team work in prep
aration for the game with Maine Central In
stitute NEXT Thursday. Many new men are
i'll training, but they have been showing up
we'll in practice, and there are indications
that the team will be very much stronger
than last year.
Captain Putnam 'a7, will play first base.
He did good work in that position last year,
and he is doing good work with the stick.
Scannell, 1900, will probably be found be-
hina the bat. He was captain and catcher
of Philips Exeter team last year. He is a
first class ba ckstop, and much is expected
of him in batting
Flood, 1910, will probably do the greater
part OF the pitching. He is getting into good
condition, and has been showing up well
lately.
Desmond, '9S, will probably play in the
outiield, and help out in pitching He has
had two years experience on the Varsity
team, and knows the game well. He is
showing up well with the bat this year.
Putnam, '99, will play second base. He
played the position on last years team, and
with the experience he is sure to make a
good man for tile position. He was one OF
the heaviest hitters on the team.
Cushman. 1900, is being tried at third base.
He was captain and catcher on last years
Hebron team. He is a good backstop, but
will probably be kept at third, perhaps al
ternating with Scanneu as catcher.
Hudson, 1900, and Totman, 1900, who played
at third and short respectively on the Co.
burn Classical Institute team last year are
trying for the position Hudson is doing
rather better work in fielding while Totman
is better at the bat Austin, '9s, who played
the position last year, has not been out but
once or twice, but it is hoped that he will
try for the position. He is a good fellow,
and has batted well thus far.
! he make up OF the outfield is uncertain
at present. Gibbons, 1900, is trying for
centre. He is fielding well, but is showing
weak at the bat. He played OF Phillips
Exeterateam last year. Brooks, '9S, is trying
for the outfield. He canght last year until
he was laid off on account of an injury.
He is heavy batter. The other men are
Topper, 1900, who played on the Coburn
team last year; Wilson, 9S, and Dyer, 49,
Manager Roberts, '97, has arranged the
following schedule:
April pm. CT, at Waterville
April sc. c. l., at Waterville.
May 1-Kents Hill at Waterville.
May Al. ii. S. g., at Durham, N. H.
May 5-Exeter, at Exeter, y. H.
May 6-Holy Cross at Worcester, Mass.
May NASHUA, at Nashua, n. H.
May 8-Portlands, at Portland
May 12-Bowdoin, at Brunswick.
May 15-Portlands, at WatervilIe.
May 19-Augustas, at Augusta
May gu. of M, at Waterville.
May 26-College Field Day. at Waterville.
May 29-Bowdoin, at Waterville.
June 2-Open.
June 5-Bates, at Lewiston.
June gu. of NJ, at Orono.
June 12-Bates, at Waterville.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-21
INSOLVENCY COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE PEABODY.

DEF OHE D OD0E FEABUU1.
Monday-First meetings were held in
tie following cases. II. Wilbur Hayes
OF Portland, VIM. 7. Dunn appointed
esslRres; Nm. d. Stone of Portland,
Sanborn. Deering. John H. Pierce, as
t1znee; Orrin P. Chsffin Of Westbrook,
John =. Fagan assignee; Charles E.
Hammond, Portland, VIM. T. Dunn, as
signee; Joseph A. Kuinery, Portland.
VIM L. Dunn, assignee John E. Moody,
Portland, Henry j. Conley. assignee.
The Portland daily press., 1897-04-21

Kittery, April 20.-The contrnctorl
for building tie Portsmouth, Kittery
and York Electr railroad broke grounC
this morning, commencing work with a
large gang OF men near the navy yard
station of the York Harbor ana Beacf
railroad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28

EnjuiciamientOs sOiviI. por Salce
do, l tcmo.
Ley de- 4enjulcismientO civil. EN-
Ito Reus, 6.tomos
Legislation HipotecarisI IpOri Ga.
lerdO, 4 tomos
Ley Hi2otecaria con RegIameD'
%, por Morell, l tomo.
Atanceies judioialesspara 10 Ori-
rninRl.
Tacticas DC Rsolats,.. ..4OIots.
ldem SeCci6n y Compania. go cts.
ldem Battalion, 80 cts.
Manual do Glasses de tropa, 2 to~
nCs 5 2-75.
C6dig0 de Juatioia ,MiIIt&A. 30
;aut&vOs.
L5bfos para Ia Academia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
IESCRIBANIAS.

Tambi6n Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mlsmas un extensO y variadO
surtidO. Las hay de multitud de pre-.
clos, desde IS Sentayos hasta 20 y
veinte y cinco pesos, may elegantes
y tuOsas. En- tinterOs de cristal de
roca Sc puede escoger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28

Intermediates del est6mago, m
decidi q haoer uso de 81.
DTan pronto como empec6 6 to
mario, esper:ment6 allvlo, y al con
clulr la segCnda botella me. sen,
completamente bueno. y heicOnti
nusdo tomandolo y atiendo.s,a mi,
quehaceres como de Costumbre. E'
Deseo afiadir que doy este testi
monio voluntarlamente y no & pc.
tici6n de nsdie y que5pueden Vde
hacer de 81 el uso quesGresn opor~
tunO.
Es tants mi grat!tudaa''pos 10 que
su remedio ha llevado & efeoto cor
rsspecto a mi salad, que puedo re.
comendarlo 6 ouantos neCesiten
una mediaina contra los males del
g s't6msgo. lFirmado) Raimnndo
Ortlz, Gale Jsrdinas, Osrtagena,
Los Molinos, o. Agosto 1896.
Es cosa sabi3s por los m4dicos
Y los eStudiantes de la enfeEmedad
1e la dyspepsia Ia enfermedad que
lbsist'a en- 1os dos casos preGits-
ls no es so'anenta molesta y pe-
! grosa en- al. sino one es adeWAs "a
'usa d6 Ia msv parte de lGs er,
'1rmedaaes del higado, De lo3 rific e
IS De la piel y los OEgAnos resp
.sSOr ue.
AUu eea temida y taGsl enferm g.
I'd, ia tis!s teaa MI fueDse rrigi- !
al @n I'd dep'Iidad y la faita de
'gestl6n. Bats hesho jamas e+taFa
-'hoieatemeuta 2rsnado an Ia mat>-
= del p6blfco. Por consiguiente la
l1ica medicins conooida y de con-
ianzs que pueda curar Ia dyspepsia
N todos sus estados merece ana
3iismente llsmArse ''preciosa" pu6s
q vida es grata y la salud no tieue
'recio, y el Jarabe de Ia Madre
sigel compEa aquellA y esta.
FL Jarabe Curative de Ia Madre
J sigei est& de venta en- todas Lac
HarmaCias, Dtoguexias, y Expsnde.
uriSs de medioinas del mCndo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
LIBROS.
OBRAS DE DERECRO

De venta en- ell BoLETIN MERoAN-
TIL.
JurlsprudenCia popular por Fran
uisoo Laetses: "Tntela y Oonseio
de fsmilia," "Bt testsmneto y Ia
herenala," GEL nat,imonjo," " FL
lisci6n- Patria- Potested-Ali M n
t0s."
Compilac!6n de las disposiciones
org&nicss de la Administration de
JustLcla en Ultsamsr, por Ramon
Sanchez. Ocana.
Repertoire de Jurispfudencia en-
materI& Griminal tornado DOE una
inhta dc abogados, bajo la diree-
lion de den Vicente Romero Gil
son: ccmp1ende desde e) afio 1870
( 1890.
Ley de. .EnjuicIamiento OWL, por
Menresa, 5 romos.
O6digo Civil, por D. Seavola, 10
tomos y 2 appendices.
Compilaci6n legialativa, por Fer.
nAn062, 1O tCmOs.
Codlgo de ComerCio, por Rome.
70 air6n, I tomo.
O6dtg0 DC justiCia militar.
Lsyes civiles de EspaIs, por Me-
alma y Mafan6n, l toHo.
O0diko civil, por G. de las o.
sas, l tomo.
1nstfunentos p6biiCos, por Ear
COCO, / tOmo.
Ley de BnjuiciamientC civil, por
ia HevtAtS de los tribun .Ga,1 tomO
Cbdigo penal para Cuba Y Puer-
10 Etco, p0y idem item, l tomo.
I'll abog&do pupular, pOr 2. HUI
gue5, l touo.
O0dlgcs sntjgnos de EspsnS, Dor
Marcslo Me1linoz Aloubiiia, 2 to-
mos.
Dlccionar'o mucieipal, por Ga
iaata, 5 tOmob.
UloionAr,o 0e administration,
per Alonbiila. 20 tomoa.
Anuhrjt.s DEL 94 3 50, Aluubilla.
Deeec b q &ominlstrativo, poe
! Atel'a, ; soH.os.
| UIeloo>rlG de form nlsxios, por
t.Gem, j Ipuscs
! Maln&i tf! ,fuxP Pstjoa M7nioipa-
Les, p0E .,4al!, ! lomo.
| Maru@t del eectet>sIo de Ayun-
s54mleITos, por .den, Eomo.
| MaEu&I de- tolmularsos p&Fa J J0i.
i0iOE clvlles, pGr lCem, l tome.
! Manual de formularios para 10
IcrAm,rEl, poE i0sm, tomo.
| ldem 0e Observation-Disclosures, por idem
/ tCmo.
1dem dc Quintas, pOr idem, ]
tOMO.
I4ems de Expropiaci6n forzosa
por idem, l tomO.
Idem de wontes, pOr:idem. to.
mo.
Idem del mGtrlmoniO, por lcen
Il .tOmo.
JustlCla Mjlitar, NociOnes TG6
Eico-PractiCas de tOda claee d
SpEOCedimier tosv vj0diciales, poE dol
IJoaQuin Gracia y HernAndex,.2 to
Imos.
LegislaOi6n..de mlnss, poz BRAY
MOih, tOmO.
Oonseio de familia, por Aree,
tomo.
0uta de la Contribution Terrific
ria, por Freixa, tomo.
DeEecho administrative, per M
Iyer, l tomo.
Procedlmientos rlvlles, Grim
males, Oan6nicos, y OOntenciOsc
administrativos, pOr E. Lastres,
tOmOH.
DereCh0 Pc0OessIs DOE: Eaaza,
tOmO.
TEatadO de Hacienda R6ble
PilnAA. z tOmos RNs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
i0ORQUE LE l. LLAMAN PRECIOSO?

Habiam2s del oro Y de Ia plats
oomo de metales precIosos y de loG
diansntes y rubies como de pie
dras preciOsss, porque SON raras y
Costosass por la MAMA raz6n cual.
qulera Coss QUO ha,n"a 1Asaado vi.
vam nfe ? prra eHnsegr ia cual
hemos heCn0 gran dos esfuerzoa Y
empleado nucho tempo es Dor
cOnslguiente para nosotros una
cosa preoicSa, TJfho mAs ssi oman .
do noe ha cost sfn nn valor prActi-
co como el titimn gallon de aqua
dulOe & los mArineros Caufragos, 6
como el 1|imo pan 4 uns famiIia
en tiempo de carestis.
Ks 'n ea'e sentido d. excesiva
q llidad qua un cahal'ern GUYS
o,Tts Vsnoe & oira7 auI:c.. In nA!s.
bra precioPa 81 t*mrGio un. l4 ras.
tltuy0 Ia Aa'ud cuandO godos los
deC1as Faw"d'os reaulsaron sar ;u1.
tiles y ds, Di1enna ma e~'> 70 ',i~rs
pOdidO mp'e*r mss stesnH'ia nen
u paEshrn.
"H&ce cose de dos 7ins,'' esori-
be ell mismO cabsllerO, vino q ma
nos mias uno De ios almanauuee
'que Vd. publioa recomendando 50
rrec'oso espeojfico (me retro ma
turalmente ri Jaraha de Ia Matlre
Seigel.
Con poquisima f6 compY6 uns
botella, pu6s haeta entonoA niugu-
na meGioina h&bia ei6Fcldo aooi6n
slgnua sobre la oausa de-. mi en-
fermedad.
Guam grsnde fu6 mi torpresa al
observar que despu6s de haber to-
madO varise d6sis, de conf0rmidad
CON las indiCsoiones que contiene
su libro, de dioho esp6cificO rOte|
Ia acCi6n que habis eiercido Ell mis-
mo sObre la CAUSE de IL molesta
dispepsia de que sufria 20.
FL malestar en- el CerebrO tsl
como y6'tigos y dolores de csbeza
solian en- ciertos momentos easi
wolverine loco. 10 podia dtgerir |
mi alimsEto, la lengna estsba CO.
bierta tcda una capa y sentia fuer.
tes dolores 81 81 eat5ynago.
Medal 10 cl smpleo coo Ginuo del
esta preciosa medicine todo este
ba de8aparecidO.
Me cafe ia mayor satisfaction
en ponerlO en- conocimiento de Vd.
9ejan0ole en- cOmplets iibertad de
naCcE de mi Carta el uso que quiera.
F,gmado) Agustin PJu y Palao.
Fsrmsceutico, Alatoz, Provinoie,
1e AlbsCete, 16 Agosto 1885," |,
Els mi deseo ell hacer q Vd, una
:elaCi6n verdadera, dice otro en- |
etmo, del resultado obtenido del :
mpleo del J ,gabe de Ia Madre
Sejael en- mi propiO 0sso. Siguien-
10 el conefjo de IN farmao6otico
ie esta cludaG, he estado, desde
Lace a!gaD tempo, romando esta
; lejos do tener inconve
'iente ga clio, teng0 sumo gusto
9n declarar p1blicamente To- mucha
iatisfaccj0n que me ha hecho expe-
lmentAr el UsO de esta medicina.
Gfaoias ella, me veo libre de
Ina gastralgis NAL gna aoom %
lada do constipation. !
La eDfeEmedad era ant gos VI
y sigo tomando al Jarsbe
IN 10 esperan2a de conseguir uns
snra radical.
QuedO responsible de la yer lad
De esta dealarsoi6n y recomieudo
FL Jarabe DC la Madre SeiRei q to.
dos cnantns sufrIeren de 10 misma
entermedad. (Firms) Paula Riera.
Oalle GabaChones, 20, Tarrasa |
Prov Barcelona, Julio 25 de 1896. |
Ilabiendo lei1o on el almanaoue
de Vds., escribe otra persona ooe
Ell Jarabe de Ia Madre Seigel ca
buenO para la debiIidad, y para las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
DOLORES AK TUDO8.

F ARA La PlNTUAA AL Oi.kO 4
La OUAHALA., Sc AOAEAN d.
RGO4BiRA En- b6GA I5GPHaNIA (
Aolitn lssst>th
BstGn.
BAAacO 10 pIAsa
0ia0oo ds Y'oms
B2Mnco dc zinc,
AA0i selosEes
ASA de cobaltGS
AAAi - kTaGM.
UassA6c (srgA dc MzsSs
Oaat&lG Ius3
Oss&aao 4 Var Dyrk
.fsciGAs 44amAd.
liacLGin SO tun4a
>j'5ssAAG asa4s
5&EE3til9a.
&Rtaga.ADs,
3kis dc .'AsHA
Issdsgyj
A.aazi'lc osasaeaaiO.
A~A@s;i1o ,a..'si1o !" 1s @ sfosao elsss
aNasiIio lsIIs 90 sEo2O4sseHs
a@ass;io = naas.;;o incssGo. m s
1.ssf''s0 I.sss s.sss..ds !. nap0ssH
ss Lass osraiasS. sSnunua.
AAoG sGDGa
LaCa aznasilis.
McA Vs9lafR,
ss,o Nsss,o ~ ~ %4ssa''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
preparatoria.


AriTmetics, ,;por'San.
nae, l IOmO.- 2 90
Algebra, por idem 2
tVAuO se . .~e..s i UU
Geometria pOr Orte.
ga, 2 tOmos.......... 400
TcigrOnometris, por
Gomez y Palette, l CO.
lb0. z W
Gtamatica francess,
por. .Oterero, 1 tomo.. 800
a. STraducicn, por Tra-
mania, l tomo. g %
AriEmefiCa, POE Oor-
sakar, l tomo...--.... l5O
Algebra, por idem,
1omo... .-.-.-.-...-.. Z 5C
Geometrias per idem
4 tunuus "a
Geometfia 2 Trigo-
0ometEia, per Gavilsni
l. CAmO.~ O.~.~.Ss.ss~s.~ ) 6l
Aritm6tics, por Gar.
din, l t0mO.-.-..... I 81
Algebra, pOr idem, l
tomo.-.--...-....... Il 81
Geometrta, por tdem
J. C0mo. o...-.......... z!
GramAtiC8 trsnCo6a.
Lor Chantreau, ] tomo z l5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
HNN HAS -
Sc, Gc0b,s 0e recibir' en- Jas Inopre's~
tG del BOlettn:
1T L NBT:A!

para peri6dicos impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en- enyases de todo
peso. De cOlOres: azul, encarnada,
vloleta, amarillo, verde y chocolate.
Estas Cltimas eli envases de 500 gra-
mos y Il kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
SILVA
qETUAN s7.-oAP1TAL

sulado de MSjioe, BsD lusro
v v ss,ouists, Aeente..:.prind pal de
9 w Tssnmnanfa general TrAs tl6nts-
Ia arores fFaneeses), O0fr espon5
9ne - Credit LyOunais de Paris, Re
laS oC' oC',arte de los RstabIecimien-
pfteas" ~ Gsn dc Paris, de Ia Com
. ne =" segutos contra inCendioG
rsniH J Union. ~ dsla Oompa
n 'ra al"<n'a lOS q AiieRss de asegr-.-
n'. espS ) BarcelonA. TiaAsI Nv
s.'. s eaAguaANOA .....,,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
wKg GDMM@ @a
OOCTRlRA CRISTIlAL
.,PORsGIL ESTEVE.

Nuera sdicioD peEiectAmenst
Impresa y encradernAdA On car
t5r. ! NUEVB PESOS grusat
81 cont&do.
Tomando 10 gruesAs 60 hass
Nm buen descuentc.
De vents en- esta lnprcnsA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
LlNgA De FUERTO.RIOO.

SsieU los dfss 10 y 70 Ios vapors
los haeen 81 ssryicio de Ooyreos.
ri sSl dis 10 soos er NnesitEE, Giba
=, BseI,o&, 0uAnsAoamo. Ouna, Tab
tRts'sno J Pors-sG-P sines Pusrto Fla
-, Foncs, AayGgaeAy Aguadilln , So,
Ja~n "a eUSfkor rRieu- a. rGtorno harl
'scSla sE los Eismos puertoa.
III del dis 80 ir& por Nusvit o, G
baiHs BaEsocs.. .Guant&naRo, Cub San
0 Dontngo, Ponce, MRyagues, Aqua
ltsy San Juan de PrsSto- Rico, Y
ais 70 pOE leR uismos pusrtOs.
q oEnagan sslisndo de Puerto 2Ic
IoS : SO + 5 sgspsssiVamants; toes.
an 80 cha Los ci6s 80 = ., llsga sd,
! Ia aahana % '&R fschaa eorrsrpou.
dientsa &c ( J IL 4s sHda ass.
Niaguno de estes doe sapogss ssesrs
q - EstozDo On 9uautaasac.
L1NsA D1zOAI8ARIRN.
T9doa los iunsG / las & DO Ia tard,
7aldHA nz yapoF gus, tocAnao Ios martss
"a Ia Isabella de S&gus, Lsgask a Ovi
oaEiSG i0s IlGseossa.
EesoRnaCS RAsisnao is Uaibsrisn 10
lasgst, 6sapuss to 10 lisgs&a del trs
is l4sa,sroE, S3n sEeGla On gagua,
lsgAFh a la alabama los Qisgnes.
Todos los yisrass 4 les 8 do L. taFds
4aidEa Uszo vap0E Qua sosAra 90 Isabal.
is c@saa los 3&0sloh , negsgk q Cal
I&Etsu 3oF DoxGiSGss
GfecsuEFa IA gst0Sno:aalisndo 10 Ost
SKIER Los u4Sstss, aepu9a do 10 iiagaA.
81 tfan Sc paaa,sxos, tocsEa &c 6ae IA
lIagarA & Ia HshSnh Ion miSFsolss.
RGAOJ.CAEOps
ksta scapeGsA sisae cl sApaS AGUl
IA. potsnSs 2&ea Iemoiqusa por IL
astas ds sSss lElA, ; hAbilitaado s
aomb&s pSEa sehiq~as v asilsx p&sA sssi
TaRGat0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28
Ion ;kEJ)sN grES PAbA G ULUMDRAOO Os:LlS glEIlILS.
SON LOS DE LAS MARCAs
fslUL BRlLLANTE" '~ELEFANTt"
LUZ SOLAR" 'AGUILA.
las cuaes estanlre4istradassv cartiacadas

nstCs aoeites, pro-
ducto de una fabFiea-
ci6n especial, debida q:
q expeEiencia adqRils-
aa d u r Q nCe llUOhCv
amos en- 10 indusstla do
fehDar petr6leo tants
en- los Estados.. Unldoe.
como en- OubA. M6if
, otroR paises, con, sI
no superiores, iguales
q log mejores que o.
importan del extranjss
70, bajo diversos noms
ores y maIcas, va por
sas buenas Cualldades
Laminlcaa, cuanto poRla
seguridad que sOfrecen.
{ cause, de Sus <aa
gFkduadIOneH en- d0nms.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28

'','ssES BSPAAULE COasEySDR lls aaFIssls
y trasportes miI;tarea
70 SObHinOs dC Herrera, Hab&na.

Los vapores de esta emEresN sfsc.
tuaran 81 sSlids desde este puerto On
10. dtas 5, 10, Is, 80 y Is de- csds mss,
/ LES 5 Se 10 tSrds en- los dias de labor
Y & HsE l2 del dia en- lo& fss&ivon,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-28

PAPkL SkzALADO
aladrado por ana sola hoja,
8 prop6sito para minutas, 30
bres de ofCios, etc.
De venta On esta sLmprents