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The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
EINESSE.
The snbtiIe Weanon of woman.


The kind of management some hus-
bands require. cultivates a skill and
finesse in their wives that would fit
some of them for diplomatic positions.
Il never intend to deceive John in any
manner, but 7 find it necessary to do
certain things for his good, but without
his knowledge, for instance, he has been
subject to sick spells at times, that
seem to come from stomach and liver.
He refuses to leave off coffee, of which
he is very fond, yet I know it hurts
him, so without his knowledge I have
one-half Postum Cereal blended with
coffee, thus giving him beverage that
is half liquid food and only half the
stimulant and narcotic as before. He
of course could not tell the difference,
and some mornings served full Post
urn Cereal Food Coffee and stin he did
not detect the difference. The sick
spells have disappeared and naturally
1 am delighted. The day is soon COM
ing hope when can tell him all about
it and show him that his taste is as
we'll satisfied on Postum as on coffee or
half coffee, while the result in physical
health is beyond computation. For the
present I am compelled to conduct the
work by easy stages, for men are cur
iOus creatures you know.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10

proach upon the party. Since 1892
there has not been an accounting to
the entire committee by the little CO.
terie who have been in control of the
party machinery The thirty mem
bers of the committee outside of the
executive circle have had no voice in
the management of campaigns, for if
they had Kansas today would be in
control of the Republican party How
much longer the great masses of the
Republican party in this state will per
NIT this system of bossism to control
the machinery and to dictate nomina-
tions remains to be seen. I not only
speak for myself, but for hundreds of
as good Republicans as live in Kansas
who declare that they will never again
muster under the Boss Leland -Simp-
SON Crum- -Bristow-B Brown banner"
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
SEEMS \ SURE THING.
Populists Continue to Admit McKin :
ley's Election in 1900.

Railroad Commissioner William
Campbell shares the opinion of Con-
gressman NJ. S. Peters of Kansas City,
that the Republicans are likely to be
successful in the next national cam
paign and that Mckinley will be again
chosen president.
Mr.. Campbell said today: '"Tammany
has turned against Bryan. Tammany
and the attitude of that faction means
that the Democratic party will endorse
the gold standard. This being true the
POpulists Will not combine with them in
the nomination of a president and the
Republicans will carry the country"
AS to Kansas, Mr.. Campbell believes
there will be complete fusion and
POpulist victory.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10

should be raised as should the educa-
tionaI and professional requirements.
One reason why so little progress has
been made toward improving the condi-
tiOns of our rural schools is that friends
of education have not united in de-
manding certain few things.
FOurth-Yearly employment with
house and garden furnished and pay
sufficient to warrant undertaking the
responsibilities of home and family and
the making of teaching a life business.
Mr.. Stryker asks for suggestions
along these lines and states that the
opinions of those having criticisms
against his plan are desired just the
same as those who favor it.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
WHERE MONEY IS WASTED.
Keeping Up Country Schools Which
Ought to ha Consolidated.


According to a circular issued by
State Superintendent Stryker today
there are 71S district schools in Kansas
where the average daily attendance is
less that five pupils There are
.253 schools which have an average at
tendance of between six and ten pu-
pills. An average of eleven to fifteen
attend /. .693 schools; LII have an av-
erage attendance of 16 to 20 while 3,507
have an average of 20. Less than two
fifths of the schools in the state are in
cluded in the last list, which includes
also all the schools in the state employ
ing more than one teacher.
Mr. Stryker says the character of the
country schools not only in Kansas, but
in every state in the Union is constant
ly growing worse and he offers the fol-
lowing suggestions for the improve
ment of the Kansas schools:
F'irst-The number of districts and
the number of schools should be re-
duced and transportation provided for
those who live too far from school. This
will prevent a great waste of money
now paid for buildings and teachers
and incidental expenses for keeping up
so many small schools.
Second-A state levy for school pur-
poses which Will distribute the burden
of taxation more equitably and which
should be at least sufficient to pay one
third of the expenses of an eight
months school in every district with an
average attendance of 20 or more. Each
school should have that many pupils
and no term should be less than eight
months.
Third-A higher standard of quaIifi-
cations for teachers. The age limit
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
ALL ARE BRYAN MEN.
N observation-disclosures johnson Says
Fusion is Certain Next Year.

u5lOn IS certain N ext I ear.
J. G. Johnson of Peabody, member of
the National Democratic committee
discussing the recent election, said to-
day:
ITO my mind the elections of last
week indicate the trend of popular SEN
timent in this country, when unbiased
by the 'cOmmerciaP element in politics
No one was engaged this year in
squeezing q million out of the insurance
companies and the banks, or in frying
the fat out of the manufacturers and
the trusts. as was the case in the cam
paign of last year.
These methods carried the day then,
and the insurance companies and the
mOneyed classes have their pay in the
continuance of the gold standard and
this winter. with the Union Pacific deal
as a make weight. The manufacturers
and trusts got the Dingley bul-what
they barBained for. Up to this date you
have had no word of any trust protest
ing against Mr.. DinEley's tariff law
And this is no oversight on the part of
the trusts, if anybody should speak to
you about it.
kansas is getting in line for the
coming fight; Kansas is naturally an
anti-mOnOpOly commonwealth. and in
the fight of the future viii be found on
the right side Even Senator Baker had
to vote against the lumber schedule of
the Dingley bill, and Senator Harris
made great fight against the Union
Pacific steal. Attorney General Boyle
as after the stock yards monopoly and
MCNau seems to have dealt the fire in
surance trust in Kansas a body blow
These public men make these fights
for the reason that they know the peO-
pie of Kansas will back them and it is
on these lines that the anti-Republica
forces in the state are going to achieve
a great victory next year The election
last week was of small significance in
Kansas (althOugh what significance
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
TO FRESCO THE DOME.
The Executive Council Has Decided
to Spend $4,000.


When the state house dome is compIet-
ed, which will be some time early in the
spring, it will be a credit to the great
state of Kansas. In addition to the fneiron
railings, copper and high grade carpenter
work which will be done on the interior
of the dome, the executive council has de-
cided to fresco it.
The council spent two hours discussing
the subject with representatives OF fres-
Going establishments, but did not arrive
at any definite conclusion so far as the
letting of the contracts was concerned
The work which attracts the most favor
able consideration Of the council has been
extensively done in Kansas City, and the
members of the council, when in that city
on other business, will visit the places
and examine the work
The council has decided to spend $1,000
in frescoing. but the contract viii not be
made for some time.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
To the Public.

The Volunteers of America will give
a free dinner for the poor children
Thanksgiving day. Please remember.
that whatever you have in the line Of
eatables or clothing, will be very thank
fully received. Thanking you dear peo-
pie of Topeka for your benevOlence in
the past, we know you will not forget
US in this special effort, may God bless
you. If we fail to call on you, and you
have anything you wish to contribute,
let US know, or you can leave it at No.
11S East Seventh street, and I am sure
we will be very thankful to you.
Yours for God and country,
LIEUT.. A. CRADLE.
Officer in CHARGE
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
Fred Manter Insane.

Fred Manter. who used to be an agent
of the Wells-FargO Express company
in Topeka, was tried yesterday in the
probate court for his sanity. He was
adjudged insane and sent to the asy-
lum. Manter has been working for the
Wells-Fargo in Chicago since he left
Topeka. A year ago his health began
to fail, and a month ago Mrs. Manter
brought him to her relatives in To-
peka in the hope that the change would
improve him. He was taken TO the
home of Mrs. Manter's brother. Fred
Bower who lives southeast of Topeka.
He is some times violent.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10

Stop that barking by the use Bal
Iard's Horehound Syrup It arrests
the cough, allays irritation of the
throat and relieves congestion of the
lungs in a day 1t is safe and pleas
ant to take and never disappOints. 25c
and soc. Geo. w. Stansfeld, 632 Kansas
avenue, and Afiller's Pharmacy, corner
Sixth and Topeka avenue.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
Twn Loint Cases Dismissad.

Two cases against jOintsts in the
district court have been dismissed be-
cause Dee WilkersOn who is the prose-
cutting witness is not in Topeka. He
is a fugitive from justice himself as he
left Topeka while awaiting sentence
for running a joint.
The cases dismissed were those
against ex-PoIiceman Art Well
man and James Crow and the one
against sheep" Lytle.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
WALES NEW CUTTER.
He Has Ordered One to Take the
Place of the Britannia.

Glasgow, Nov 10.-The Hendersons have
booked an order for an S0-ton racing cut
ter for the Prince of Wales The designs
of the new yacht were drawn by George
L. Watson. and it is believed she will
be of the type of Bona, the cutter OF the
Duke of Abruzzi nephew of the King Of
Italy. The Prince of Wales has retained
the services of Captain Carter. late COM
mander of the Britannia.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
9s rnobes of Rain in a Month.

Baltimore Nd, Nov. 1O.-The steamer
Darlington. which arrived at Sparrow 8
Point today, reports IS inches of rain as
having fallen in the province Of Santiago
de Cuba during October. Great damage
was done,
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10

Robert Stone, administrator of Trum-
bulls estate, has opened his stock of
Everything will be sold at once re-
gardless of cost.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10

The administrators appraisement Of
the Trumbuu art stock has been COM
pleted. and the goods are now on sale
at less than cost.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10

Olof Ekberg, merchant tailor, 713
Kansas avenue, frst-class suit of
clothes for $25
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
Mineral Water.

The finest in the west. Come and try
It. J. w. PHILLIPS,
612 W. Eighth st.
The Topeka state journal., 1897-11-10
LOCAL DRAMATIC NEWS.

After touring the west last season and
coming as near as the Seaton theater in
Atchison, Topeka gets My Friend From
era House Monday night next. When this
piece was first presented it was declared
to be even funnier than "Charley's Aunt -
and while there has been some adverse
criticism, its merit in the mirth-prOvok-
ing line is generally conceded. The COM
pany which Will present the comedy here
opened at the Columbia theater in Chi
cagO last August and contains. talent ac-
eOrding to the press of that city. Seats
go on sale at ROwley & Shows drug store
Friday morning.
fMcGinty the Sport is the attraction
at the Crawford theater next Friday
evening. The principal part is taken by
Joe Flynn, who. like Eddie Foy. styles
himself an eccentric comedian" The
piece is a farce comedy and is said to be
IS good as the average attraction of its
kind The prices will be 25, 50 and IS
cents.
The first Uncle Toms Cabin show to
come to Topeka this season is the Van
Amberg company at the Crawford thea
ter next Saturday night. A matinee per
formance will be given in the afternoon,
and to this the admission will be 25 and
Is cents, adults and children respectively.
The prices will be %, So and 50 cents at
the evening performance.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14

conocer, no solo que era muy ciertc
todo cuanto de 81 Emulsion sc deeia,
siDo que de ella podia esperarse aGu
mueho ms En- esta creenc'a me
decidi 4 uSarla en- "a f0nV6Lcencia al
fOdGS Ias sMterm. dades agNdas II
tulo de reconstituyente. Mis- espe
sansas no quedarcn deftaudadss y
hoy cuento por centenares los c,scs
en- que el empleo de Ia Emnl sion de
Scott ha sido seguido de verdadero
Gxito, evitando las rec .idas tan fire.
cuentes en- un sin n1mero de enfer-
medades. Asf, no tengo inconve Nier .
te en- reeomeadar 4 mis- comprc fese-
res el ra1 de Ia Emulsion de Scott,
preparada pot Scott y Bow1e. no 500
en- los cAsos ca que Sc halla indica "a
en- los cuales no debe haber va me
dicos que no conozca So eff ;acia. sino
muy especialmente zen Ia convale
cencia de todas las Intermediates agu-
das y subagudas," en- las que tan ra .
pidamente sc verifca el proceso des.
tructivo, como medic SECURE de re-
parar las perdidss fuerzas y volver Il
anterior estado hsiologico."
Dv. Francisco Sab0s.
Sto. Domingo tR. d. Stbre. de 1921
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14

La estadistiea ha probado con II
elocueneia brutal de los numeTos que
las afecciones de los pulmones y de
hfeado han tornado un desaFrollo es'
pantoso y alarmante, y es ana oo"ea
ci6n poner eoto al nal empleando uns
medication activa y segura como q
"Iarabe de Hipoios6so de cal de Gri-
mault y ca" Ia solA PREPARATION reee'
sada por el cSerpo medico de Paris. y
de Ia que el doctor Lang. Ia eeleo!'
dad mEdiea de Victoria, ca Australia
ha hecho un elogio complete des-
puGs de numerosas experienelas en-
casos de "tisis, cr6nieas, efeecionts
Dulmonares, ets.," eoronadas todas
oor eI Gxito mas satisfactoriO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14

EAsGs De VSeky S0rs y!Gis' f.
Sratamiento por el aqua de Viehy con.
ira las numerous eniermedades de-
hieado y del intestine. contra el reu-
m1t.smo, NAL de piedra, etc.
cada veg mas apreciado entire noso-
tros. Pero no es facil el pEocurarsc
siempre la verdadera aqua mInersI
uatuiaI, en- cuyo case acousejamos .
nuessros leetores los "CompEimldo: d
Vichy," fabriesdOs CON la sal natura
extraida en- Vichy del aqua de los ma
nantiales del Estado frances, tan cele-
bradas bajo los nombres de "Vichy'
Celestins, Vichy. Hopital y VichY-
Graude.Grille." De este modo Sc 'es
"a seguro de tener un producto autea'
tico de Vichy, y 4 IN preeio modico
bastan cinco comprimid0s para u'
vase de aqua.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14
DnD1CA .1ORlA.
LA RAJ on DEL TITUxo

DHD1CA .x0RlA.
LA RAJ on DEL T1TUxO
6UMAF 0-Luuhemoa.-Nl debe1
Cumplid Ola generation ore su.
he.-La justicia humana.-Pretex-
toe Crt minales. La formula del
plogres 1o.-Rl progreso = suA n.a-
nifests Oi0nes.-La opinion p6b.liCa.
IN 9 eliodismo.-Lo que debe scr
el per lodismo.-Lo que eS hoy la
prens Ala prenSa y Las leyea.-
"a pC Mitica.-Lc que debe Ger 10
p0llti yca.-O6mo % hacen los pt VI
tlOOs .--O6mo Raoen los partsdos. -
Los programas politic0s.--Artifl =
clos po litioos.-El oaTnaval poltti, =
co. M iseEiaS p0litlCSs. .-H Hinoeri.
dad Do 'itica--Fanatlsmo oolitico
Ia d. sm0Cracia.-Principlos de-
NJ .oCr6th ,oA.-Absurdos democrAti.
t.os.-DG ilirios demoCEAticos. La
nbe1tad dc 10 observation-disclosures
contra d ereeh0.-La igualdad 20.
Oi0l.-1M igualdad en- la historia.-
La iRuald lad ante 10 raE6n.--La CO.
I'oe.anla.- LA demAgogia.-Los hun
NOS ulod ern0S.-La rsvoluoi6n.-
| Las hi aelt,as.-O0n1uG.on Y ~ o.
Nl nihi i'lisimo.-Propagsndak demo.
! ,edOras Dancer s0Clal.-Anrlno-
mias " AnomaliaA-M mayGs de-
| .cs err0 ves.--All& vs. ia nAvo.-Rp..
|. ego y SOnClusi6n.
d De We pta. I'm 10 ImpEenta de
BOI.aT1K MMROAMTIG.
J Precio. -Un peso olncuenta eoy,
q tavo& els mplas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14
UPzRAO1oxAs Dz BUQUzs M Pro
ERAvugtA.

vsp ing. 'strAito Of Dover" des
oargando.
V0p esp NejieO, csrgando
VAp eSp Puerto Bio. desear
gand0.
vap esp Nlceto. deacaTgAndo.
0ADOZAJA
Col cap P de AreCibo. CaFga p9
Ire Maysguex y Ponce.
Col esp Amelia. carga para Are
oib0.
Col. esp "BorinQuen" cargo par
AguAdilIs y MaYsgueE.
Col esp Isabela, carga para Y
buooa = Humacao
Bdrs esp "Psquita," pendientS
Col esp GuillsEmito, CArga par
lA'r0yo.
Col esp. Dolores peDdieDte.
Col esp PcovidenClss CATga par
EsiaFdo.
Bdrs. esp. "Nueva Flor" esrg
aSA Tsiardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14
<TAO MI ILLA9.

RrcoxENDAMos la "Digestina
uIriei. que es un nuevo medicameuto
aue bien puede cali6carse de efeaz
en- las entermedades del Sst6awGgS y
de asombrosos resultados. FL EXPIRE
sado remedio Sc administra en- obleas,
y SD inventor garantiza Ia curaci6n de
las personas que 10 usen, y el alivio 3
meioria desde la primera GAIA.
Este afamado especi6co 10 recibe y
vsnde en- Puesto Rico 2. Fidel Gui.
uormety.
SELLos PARA LAcRE.-Se haeea
en Ia Imprenta del BoLETtN MER-
cANr1r de A. Lynn Sucesora de Mo.
,is. Sellos de dos iniciales 8 $G.25.
Idem de tres inieiales 4 $E.se.
ALos ENFERMoS DEL ESToMA.
ao.-Se le. reeomienda muchoi mu.
chisimo, el va atamado Elixir Es.
1omaeal" de Sainx de Carlos, De
cent? en- Ia Farmacia Dur&n, San
Jusso 81.
fNrEREsANTE.-Para Ia conserva
e;6n de los sellos de gonna es indis
Densable que Ia tinta que con ellos -
emplea sea especial.
In el BoLET1N MEKcANTIL, de A
Lyun Sucesora de Morris. Sc vender
Fi.ta especial y de superior ealidat
Uara seIlos de Coma, y almohadilla'
nermauentes de todos tamaaos y co
Iares. Con el uso de dicha tinta 8
conoerva Ia elast:cidad de los sellos
oue se hacen iaatacahles per los insee
tOS.
vHAsr.-Llamamos Ia atenci6n d.
.uestros lectoses sobre los papelito
.nt;disentkrieos para los enfermos de
est6mago, y sobre eI T6nieo habans
20 uara hermosear el cabello, qu
anunciamos en- esta misma plana.
Producer efeetos maravillosos. sieE
do mueaisimos los que usan estos med
eamensos, alabando Ia rapidez de 8
aeci0n.
sDepositario. Sr. Guillermety. Plaz
Alfonso XII, Puerto Rico.
ORIGINATES. FL exceso de or
pinales de imperiosa salida nos oblie
reservss otros para los siguient'
aGmeTos,
TgArRo.-La eompahia Roneorc
ni uuso en- escena el sSbsdo el heTmC
an drama de DiceGta JHAN JOSE.
Auteanoehe domingo. 81 Ssrgsg
GwiiItv"c. :: =
Dos Gxitos mas. -
ExkMENES.-Hsmos sidO invitad'
oara los del acTeditsdo Colegio d
S.. CaimaTy.
Tendran efecto el I6 del eorrient
Agradecidos.
Extsaetamos de una csrta ios P
r,afos elocuentes que sI5uen. y Gu
!. ara a sobremanera inteEesante.
y. esal ae sssia @i ssspsssa q I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14

Para P. de Mallorca, berg, esq
Beatris, deSpaehado por Rube
Hmns. 5 & dnlOes. 3 brls. l d ~
pas, 2lt2, 73, 4 % Oipa sRu"rdie
| to, 28 o. Gaf6 2l17 kilos. 1907 GU
roo do I6s 10 529 kilos. 1894 Of az
car 133, 223 k,Ios. Por Alvsrtx &
Co, "a Cueeos 3l8 kIIos. Por B1
var Arruss s. 90, l brl aI6sa 10i
kilos. Por Josn PIsa y MAJ, 81
cueros de l6s 2347 kiloe. Por Scr
de Vicente 8 90. 10 81 oaf6 853 X
los. Por OaIdsa & 90, 900 cuero
do re- 1918 kilos. Para BaeOelon0
con trash ordo en Mall ,rOa, po
MunDe FAbra & %. 100 cueros d
RE 1lO9 klloa. POr Os' das b o.
5lI cuuTos de I6. 65I6 kllos.
Para HahaHs, vAp esO A'fonsG
IXIT despachsdo por S d. E'0u
20, 759 pacas tabsCo 4O.62O klloS
Por TrOncos" Hmns 8 90, 181 p
css tabaOo 1881 k,los, 8 81 semi'I'
/ Dc tabacO. Por Sierra v Fa'SC. %
pacas tab co 1887 K los POr J
Orboa y Hmno, 73 pscsa tabaCe
3765 kilos, 81 o. Csf6 7O75 k'lor
POr Fabian GarCis 3 90, 20 paca'
taoaeo 1920 ktlts Pur A Vicente
& 90, 63 pacas t bsCo 1850 kilO
POr Scrs de Vijande s. 90, 1Ol 9
cate 9642 kllos. POr Ego1cue s
90, Al Of mais. POE Gonzalez
Alfonso, 13O OF Cocos.
aA1IDAs DB CABoTAJH.
Col esp. "Clementins," para NJ
gCab0 J HumAC00.
Col esp Joven Maria, para AFRO
20 y Ponce
Col cap" Maysguesans, " par
Aguadtlla J Ma. agueE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14

Todos los dias apareee algdn nuevo
especiico para el CUTS; pero estad Sc
guros que casi siempre nc son :; mas
Que aCeites. Solo Ia Crema Simon jd'
( Ia tez Ia frescura y belleza natura1es
Desde hace treinta y cinco ahos, sc
vende ca el mundO cntero q pesar &c
Ia, muchas falsifcaciOnes. Los Pol
vos de arroz y el Jab6n Simon com
ole,an los efectos higienicos de Ia Gre
ma Simon.
]. Simon, y, "rue Grange Batelie.
re. Paris, y las farmacias. perfumerias
ba1ares y mereerias del mundo en'eFo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14

Ell mejor depurativo eonOcido para
los nifsos es el "Jarabe de Rabano
vodado dc GrimAult y c.. Cufo las
erGpcicnes de Ia piel, el usagre, fun
de las glandulas infartadas. excita e'
apetito y combate Ia palidez y ban
duras de las carnes. Es el tan popu
lar iarabe antiescorbGtico, vuelto mu-
cho mas activo por Ia adicion de una
suma inotensiva de yodo. intimamente
combinado con el jugo del berro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14

Tai % 10 porEAdA de Nh folleto
que acAba de odltarSe en- esta Ca
%, obrs del DireetOr del BoL1Tm
M1RcANTn. Contisne 60 paginas
10 lectura, en- 4: mayor, y, como
% hA anunciado, % dedica al ilus.
IRE Jefe del Partido "Uni6n ConA.
dtucionAl" dc Cuba, Excmo 81
Marques de ApUzteguia. Contis.
ne 81 siguiente programs:
" DedlcAtotia. - PrOludios. -
DesArroll0 del plan.-Considera.
eiones.-El preambulo exposition,
Los Mun,clpios.-La Ckmars
Lnsuls.f.-El Con sejo.-El Gober.
nador GcnerGI.-La hissoriA. La
iexAIidad.-La Eaz6n. suprema.-
La ReparAci6n''.
El folleto se ofrece ,en Lee o.
guientes condolences:
| On ejemplar--~~..... so cd
| Con el retrato del AutoE. 7s"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14
MOvIMIENT0 DE BUQURs
WxRADAs DH TRAv1sfA

De Liverpool y escalss vap esp
NlcetO. . 6oOrin0s de Ezquisga, cor
OATgA general para varies.
De BsFoelona y esCslas, vap esp A
foDs0 XII Q Sabrinos de RSq quisgs,
con Casga general para varios.
De Amberes y escAlas, vap AIN
Hermann. . ] T Silva e o., oon
OaFga general para variOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14

Col. esp. Oarmelita, de Aeecibo
BdrA. esp. "Oarmen." de Vfeque
Bdra esp Nueva Flor, de Faisrd.
Bdra. esp. "Maris Artau,' d.
Vleques.
Col. esp. "Guillermito" de Arr
|yo.
Vsp. esp. Vasco, de Ga F1ts.
Col esp "AnitR," de AguadlllA
Mayagues'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14
Jose N: MeV6ldeZ 4 G.:
E.til.sld ca Fehrsu De lIeL-Cahls: &aanGDi'
COMISIONISTAS FIN GENERAL
ExpOrta dOres e lmpOrt1d0res
He tOda CIase de MeIcaGcfA :
P. O. B. 835. No 81 Pine St.
NEW-YCRK.


Especialidad en- Quincalla. Ferre.
terra, Merceria, MAquinaria para Ia
Industria y Agricu tura, Provisicnes,
Granos, Harinas, Cercados, Tejidos,
etc, etc. Reciben a comision TOGO
cuanto Sc les mande, adelantando
hasta las tres cuartas parties sobre
mereancias aprobadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14
Papal paraj Peri6dico.

Del tamano del BOLETlN y
del que tenia " Ei Clamor dal
Pals Sc ACADIA de recibir On
esta Tmprenta una gran rene
sa que Sc realiza q prec;os H.
mitadOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14
6ANTOR A +.

Microbes. I4.-San BuenaventHra'
obispO y doctor.
Jueves, I5.-San Enrique. Empe'
SadoF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-07-14
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