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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22
FATAL REAR END COLLISION.
ONE FAST EXPRESS TRAIN TELE-
SCOPES ANOTHER.
Accident Occurs During o Dense
Fog-Two Occupants of Pullman
Sleeper FrixhtfuIIy Mangled and
Several Others BADLY injured.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2f.-A rear-erd COL
Esion on tha Pennsylvania railroad. three
miles from Railway. resulted III the loss Of
two lives and the serious though not fatal
injury OF four persons.
killed-william c. De Wolf, clerk in ae-
eountant's office Of the Ohio River railway
at Parkersourg, Va.
F. knight. coiored, Of Jersey City. porter
Of sleeping car.
Injured-Mrs. Julia Levy. Brooklyn. suf
ly hurt; Z. 4. Mead. Brooklyn. leg broken;
Frank Irish. travelling passenger agent
Chicago * Northwestern railroad. Chicago,
collar bone broken; ]. T.. Welsh, Jersey
City. Pullman car conductor, both legs
broken; J. Vandergrift, engineer Of the
second train, slightly hurt; &. Lanen, ire
man OF the same tram. slightly nurt.
About twenty persons were cut and
bruised and nearly ali the occupants OF the
trains in the collision were thrown from
their berths. The collision occurred be-
tween the Chicago and New York express
and the Eastern express When three
miles from Railway. \. j., shortly before
I o'clock. the Chicago and New York eX-
press was. according TO its engineer,
stopped by signal. A thick fog prevailed.
The Eastern express coming up from be-
i bind at about 70 miles per hour. dashed
gsage car off the track and crushing
through into the Pullman sleeper, which
contained fifteen passengers. The pullman
conductor and porter tcoioredl and ". G.
De w OFF, a passenger. We're caught on top
Of the boiler and their bodies twisted by
the debris and badly mangled. Beyond
smashing the Southern express car plat
forms the Eastern express sustained no
other damage, and none OF its passengers
We're seriously hurt.
John Eanderyeer. the engineer, and his
ffremaT jumped off. both receiving scalp
wounds. Passengers in the sleeper Of the
Chicago express were thrown forward.
amid broken woodwork and escaping steam
and flying glass The car topplei over on
It's side and lay slanting against the bank
Cnhurt passengers scrambled through the
window. For two hours TWO women and
TWO men lay pinned down by the debris,
suffering from their injuries.
Il was impossible 20 get them out until
after the arrival of the relief train. which
came about $50 O'Clock. The passengers OF
both trains were brought 10 New York on
trains. The accident is said 10 have been
caused by a thick fog
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tIEstE Fs701 11s.'ifT''' ~ -7''"'1 .
e.. a a. President Denies Ii.
71717-7--77777
INCREASE IN MILEAGE
Largest Since I~92-ihe Great
Northern Leads All Others.

NEW YORK, Dec 23.~Prel miuary esti-
mates made b. the Railroad Gazette show
an increase Of 2.ss7 miles during 1855 in
the railway mileage OF the United States.
This is the largest increase reported since
1s,2 when 4.iI9 m.leT were added
OF TIE increase thls year more than one
third waH supplied ~ nine roads among
which were the Great Northern. 80 miles
St Louis & San Francisco. li2 Mobile e.
ohio. f2s: Washington County "a rev road
IA Maiue). IiS. Pecos Valley q Northeast
ern. los, FL Faso q Northeastern, It's
Ten roads In Canada have hu!lt AS miles
which i more by - miles than that re-
ported last year OF this mileage more
than one-haif 2s2 miles, IS credited 10 the
Canadian Pacific.
Ten roads IN Mexico have built il2 miles
which is nearly loo m!ies more than the
total Of last year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22
DROP SIXTEEN TO ONE.
Iowa silver Democrats Decide Not
to Tie Up to One Ratio.

DIES MONIES. Ia. Dec. 21,-About fifty
Of the leading members OF the Silver Dem
ocrauc party Of Iowa held Il conference in
this city today at whicr an understanding
was reached a. TO the issues upon which
the party Will unite. and which viii doubt
less be Incorporated in the next state plat
form. Briefly summed up. the declarations
acceptable 10 q majority of those in con-
ference we're as follows:
The parjy is opposed 10 fusion with any
other party.
''Ihe parry is unanimously in favor OF hi
metallism. but the question NJ ratio Will
not b. given prominence. The Chicago
platform may be indorsed. but there shall
be no repetition OF the words IS 70 l.
The greenbackS should rot be retired.
The formation Of trusts is condemned
1.-THE policy Of Imperialism or Of expan-
sion and the annexation Of Cuba and Porto
Rico IS ina dvisabie.
The standing army must not he inCreas-
ed as IS contemplated IN the Hull bill"
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SHOT BY DRUNKEN SOLDIERS.
Mother and Child Seriously Wound
ed on Their Own Door Step.

MERIDIAN Miss. Dec H.--I1ucy Thorn
as and her four-year-oid boy were shot at
Futaw. Ala, today by soldiers OF the First
Mississippi volunteers who were mustered
out at Columbia. Tenn. yesterday. The
child was shot above the left eye and is
not expected to recover. The mother Te-
ceiyed q painful wound in the arm. The
boys we're drunk and disordsrly, recklessly
shooting into every house as they passed.
The woman and child were standing In
the doorway OF their home and proved an
easy mark for the rufians. The firing was
done from the train on which the soldiers
were ca route home and was kept up al
other places along The line, but fortunately
without further fatal results
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22
SHIP LOAD OF DoNHoBoRs.
Refugees From Russia VIII settle
in the Canadian Northwest.

NEW YORK. Dec. IA dispatch TO the
Evening Post from Montreal says: The
Beaver Ane steamship Lake Huron. which
the Russian port of Baum, has or board
H. ~ persons. composing the first party NJ
p0nhobOTs who ara going 10 settle in the
Canadian Northwest In charge OF tae par
~ Is Count Zerse TolStoi, son OF the ideal
st and author MIR. S0Gleryir~ky, whose
rame is now familiar in connection with
the movement. Will conduct a party the
mex. steamship. the Lake Superior. The
party Of Donhobors Will proceed directly
from ST John ~ Winnipeg where arrange
ments have been made to look after their
comfort f0r the winter They will not Dc
allotted lands uufn The spring.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22

The Southern Pacific has added an "owi'
train 70 run between San Francisco and
Los Angeles IN IL hours and - minutes.
being a saving Of nearly eight hours OF
time from the regular trains Of its present
ser-ice This train IS known as the San
F'ranclsc and Los Angeles Limited. Ieavi ing
San Francisco az p. III. ana reaching Los
Angeles al rs a. m, and returning leav-
ing Los Angeles at : p. ia. and reaching
san Francisco at S:4S the next morning.
This carries frsI-ciass passengers only.
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City of kingston Renovated.

The steamer city Of Kingston. which has
been the ways undergoing a general
overhauIing will resume her regular trips
20 Victoria tomorrow New boilers and a
new wheel were pat IN her and her cabins
were renovated, so that the steamer viii
start In on her regular run in new feathers
throughout.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22

FIERCE VIRGINIA FIGHT.
Moonshincrs and Revenue oflcers
Slaughter Each other.

RICHMOND, Va. Dee. 2l.--A Big Store
Cap Wise county. special reports a flgh,
this morning near Flattop. Letcher county.
XIV. between revenue officers and moon
sinners in which Sam MAY OF COburn. one
Of the revenue RAIDERS. and two - his COM
panions were killed. The fatalities among
the rnoonsh.ners are not known.
The fight occurred 81 the place where
Caot. Gates. 0f Louisville and one OF his
men were shot about q month ago. The
rnoonshiuers are thoroughly organized and
have we'd r.ot{ce thsi nil auformers viii
be afnbushsd CAPT Gates. with a party.
vas 10 have effected q Junction with the
raiders fired on this morning. bat his plans
~ zel rYt5-ff
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Railroad Personals.

r. G. Stevens. general Western passen-
ger agent Of the Great Northern. left for d
business trip to Portland last evening.
y 4 Robinson the contractor who is
building the terminals for the Great North
ern Mt INTERPLAY returned yesterday from
a trip over the lines.
Superintendent r. H. Bowron. Of the
Great Northern. who * here to assume
charge OF the Cascade division, was busy
yesterday with Superintendent Shesgreen
inspecting the terminals and other proper
ty OF the company Mr.. Bowron will make
Everett his headquarters.
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WANT An \. y. EXTENSION.
Residents Df Union County. Or,
Raising Subscriptions for It,

La GRASDE Or. Dee 2l--A mass
meeting was held tonight .. Elsiu. eight
cen miles from here. IN the interest of ,he
Northern Pacific railroad and several sim
Oar meetings were held IN ether towns Iii
the eastern part ~ the valley The North
ern Pacific proposes Ia coustruct a line Of
road between Wal,s Walia and Union The
meeting was addressed by Judges Rcfnhart
and Story. 81 Union They asked for sli1
Go subsidy promising the same rates on the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE absence
OF a quorum OF the senate today saved SEN
ator Proctors resolution, providing tor the
appointment 81 a commission Of senator's
20 investigate the conditions IN Cuba and
Porto Rico during the approaching long
recess OF congress from decisive defeat. An
effort was made by Daniel of virginia to
obtain action for the resolution, but this
action mustered only eight OF the thirty
eight woes cast. No business OF impor-
lance was tiSSuosesf Of al tosSsy's sion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22
COLISEUM FOR CHICAGO.
Capitalists Will Erect Building
That Will Seat 10000.

CHICAGO. Dec 2I.--A company of
which Aid Charles f. Gunther is presi-
dent. backed by 10000 capital. VIII erect
a mammoth new coliseum on Wabash ave-
nue. between Fourteenth and S.xteenth
streets
The extreme inside height OF the new
building will be So feet. 4 seating cana
city OF 10000 on the main floor and gal
lerfes will he provided. The outside dimen-
sions are 10 be 30)xl15 feet. One hundred
and fifty thousand dollars viii be expended
in the construction
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22

The Northern Pacific freight service has
"a record for speed that has not been
eauaIed by any road In Seattle during the
winter season. A ca OF special furniture
needed here for the holiday season. LEFT
Chicago on the evening Of December 10 and
was delivered in this city last Sunday
morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22
Gen. Merritt in WaShfngtOu.

WASHINGTON, Dec. N-Gen. Wesley
Merritt has arrived in Washington and
called at the war department and the
White House. Gen. Merritt the first OF the
year Will take charge OF the department
OF the East relieving Gen Shafter now in
command.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22
Honse I'm Session hut an Hour
Passes Bailey Resolution.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2I.-Tha last ses-
sion OF the house before TIE holiday recess
LASTED but an hour. The Bailey resolution.
direcsfrg an iaysstsg Cation Of the rights OF
members w1o volunteered II the Span
fs7-ATEericd1 war 10 seats II the house.
was adopted and several bills Of minor i'm
uortance Were raSsen
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22
Postal Appointment In Cuba.

WASHINGTON, Dec 2i-The postmas-
ter general today made the official an
nouncement Of the appointment OF Mai
q. f. Rathbone, Of Ohio. ex-fourth post
master general, to take charge Of and
conduct the postal service in CUBA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22

WORCESTER, NaSs. Dee. 1.-Two fast
moving electric cars coI4id&d IA the
Worcester & Suburban railroad near
Leicester this afternoon Il dense fog
joan Eerrlgan s@e3 *, 81 Cherry valley.
a weaver snl Walter II Eo:brnnk -
leicester aged r. a sev7@12 ger mar. were
xlGsss and q dozen ar more other paSsen-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22

WASH NC1TON. Dec. PA mar=haPs
jury today declared joseph W. Pearson 10
Ice insane. Pearson Is sine man who last
week created a sensation by hurting mis-
slles through the door and windows OF the
British embassy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22

KANSAS CITY. Tee, g.-C-en Adns r
CnaEse today departed for Tampa, Fla.
whence he VIII sal on Saturday for Ea-
vana - take up bis duties ax caie< os
stan under Gen Brooke. military rover-
nor OF Cuba 5frs. ChaHee an. their two
children VILE Join tie general IL CQoA
ssar .Na S<ssfta~s
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TO RAISE SPANISH SHIP.
Merritt a. Chapman Take a Contract
on the Reina Mercedes.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l-The Merritt &
Chapman Company has made a contract
with the government for the raising OF the
Spanish warship Reina Mercedes At the
c9mp2ny's office in this city the firm de-
clined TO discuss the contract further than
70 say that one was signed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22
Explosion story Unconarmea

LONDON. Dec. m.-No confirmation has
been received here OF the report circulated
yesterday by a news agency from Shang-
hal. saying powder magazine in the cen-
ter OF a Chinese camp at Hankow had ex-
pioded and killed 30 soldiers.
IF you wish to bring any Of your friends
from the East or from Europe. we can ar
range for you. Cali at the Northern Pa
citic office for particulars.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-12-22
RUMORED SALE OF
THE CHICAGO & ALTON.
Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific and
baltimore d Ohio said tn lie
Aeauirer~.

NEW YORK. Dec. Fit is announced
on Wall street that the Chicago Il Alton
Railroad Corn2any nas been sold 70 the
Union Pacific. Missouri Pacific and Baltl-
more e. ono interests.
The first named Is said TO ~ In the ma
jority. 1t Is said that the yale vas male
at 10 OH the stock.
e. III. Hartman. Of the executive com
rnittee OF the Union Pacific. ~ authority
for the statement thai ms negotiations Tor
the purchase Of She fQieagU = Alton are
not yet completed. lie sn,imatvd that all
the negoiiatlofE are ia mr. hands and bkc-
Iy the matter vii D@ CLOSED .<fJre long
ANY positive statement AS - tne acquire
meat % the Chicago * Alton road y the
interests named. he said. Is pr mature.
e. a a. President Denies Ii.
CHICAGO. Dec. g.-Pres.dert r. r..
Blackstone tff the Chicago * Alton rail-
road. today d@n.ed apy knowledge Of the
reported sale Of the Alton road 10 the
Union Pacific Missouri Pacific and Baiti-
more K OHIO interests.
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For q Postal telegraph System.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ex-senator Allen
today introduced a bill for the establish
naent OF postal telegraph system.
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CHRISTMAS Week
SPECIALS.

a
Per can for Baltimore Extra Select
Oysters.
CANDY.
We have a splendid stock OF all
kinds OF Candy. Common Mixed at
. e. per pound. Fancy Mixed 4 l0c
, and l2c per pound. Fancy Broken
Taffy. re per pound, worth 2oc,
French Cream Candy. Poe and &c
per pound: Chocolate Creams. aac
AMI &c; Fancy Hand Made Creams
and Bon Bons, 4ec per pound for
! Fancy Boxes. worth 50c.
; NUTS.
Best grade Fresh Roasted Pea
nuts only - quart.
Best grade Mixed Nuts. 12l2c per
pound.
! Best grade w&lnuts, soft shell.
J l2i1c per pound.
) par pound.
Fancy Seeded Ra,sins IN 1-pound
Fancy seedless Ralsins. Sc. 10c and
, l2C per pound
Fancy Cluster London Layer RAJ
sins al Tee and nc per pound.
, CIRRANTs.
Of Navel Oranges, our special
ly l9c per pound
NINCE MEAT.
. Fanny Bulk Home Made, lec per
I pound.
Eureka Condensed. in packages.
! each package makes TWO pies, only
! s. per package
APPLES.
We have a bargain for you In Ap-
plies.
Fancy lot or Greetings received to-
: 10. n - s. A. a. -
! Christmas We X. 5tc 90 So per box.
! ORANGES.
We have tust received fancy lot
. % Navel Oranges. our special
Christmas week special prices, l2c,
. 2oc ard &c per dozen-
. Eggs.
Eastern Storage Eggs, only &c
. Fancy Selected Fresh Eggs. only
&C per dozen.
HITTER
Fancy Illinois Creamery In FUN
weight 2-p0gind brick; our special
. cash price only &c
! Best grace Fresh Iowa. 2sc; two
. Clover Leaf in tno-pouni bricks.
. staawood. two-pound bricks. only
IL CENTS
!, Par can Tor Erie Preserving CO..
! 'hrse-pouDd cans Custard Pumpkin.
: 30 CENTS
! Per pound for Eva pcrsted PE,rn-ksr
! and Hubbard squash. On "a = toTaor-
row One pound equa! 20 y pounis
. fresh pumpkin.
: PRICE LIST.
Our new price less IS ready. send
: tcr Il.
: Is CENTS
. Per T~oura for best grade re,r Stock
: Cs-rsr. Lemon AM orange Peel
! regular price z9c. Christmas week
! special, i5c par pou21.
: j. F. ADAMS,
. wholesale and Retail Cash Grocer
: S12 Secord avenue. between yesier
and James
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produefs OF this valley 10 Tacoma via
Waua Walla es are now made TO Portland,
and APPOINTED a committee 10 receive SUD
scTIyflons.
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QUIET DAY IN CONGRESS.

ria. Or, instead t.f San Francisco the
minus n this country.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
Gaceta de- hoy.

Circular de la Secretarla DE-
Gobernacion q los Alcaldes de Ia
Isla, para que recomienden q 10:
agricultores de sus respective:
distritos, el cultivo Immediate dc
cereales, tuberculos y demas que
sc consideren frutos memories, co
mo medic de proveer 4 las nece-
sidades de la vida en- las circuns-
tancias probables de una guerra,
Real Orden del Ministerio
de Ultramar desestimando por
improcedentes las instancias pre-
sentadas por Don Enrique vi.
jande sobre devolucion de canti-
dades ingresadas por exporta
ci6n y declarando que las Adua.
mas de esta Isla cumplieron con
su deber al cobrar los derechos
de exportaci6n y que no existe
precepto alguno por virtud del
cual pueda ordenarse la devolu-
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22
Sc V ENDEN.

Dos hermosas hncas. una de cafe
de 200 cuerdas mas 8 menos de te-
reno, con cuarenta de aquel fruto;
entire nuevo y de cosecho. ptoducien-
do actualmente I25 fanegas, pudiendo
sembrarse mas y producer mas, con
la misma plantation que hoy posee;
tiene dos easas, una de 20 varas, co.
bijada de zinc, dos maquinas de ma
no, secaderas y todo 10 demas ne
|cesario, para la recollection y aeon
dicionamiento del iruto.
La otra de 600 euerdas llamada
Nargo, con magnifcas vegas, donde
sc cosechs de los mejores tabacos de
Puerto Rico, seg1n esta va aeredita-
do, propias tambien para cana de
az1car v toda clase de frutos del pals
ineluso pasto malogillo, y bueno5
cercados para la crianza de ganado;
tiene ademas una magnihca casa vi
vienda, con bajos para tienda, horno
de pan. pesebre, varios almacenes
y iah1hSS l'aia io A~NSAS~Si@h ~
frutos. Esta situada en- ell camino
que conduce a Ciales, la circunda el
rio en- la mayor parte y la atravesara
la earretera, que hasts aqucl pueblo
sc esta construyendo actualmente. 10
cual le dara mayor importancia, toda
vez que Sc podra cumunicar con am
bos pueblos, sin vadear ningIn paso
de rio. y el puente que sobfe este Sc
ha dc colocar, va en- la finc-, Es buen
punto de tienda y como tai Sc garan-
tia, pues esta situado en- camino cen.
trico. Ambas hncas estan 4 media
hora de esta poblacion y sc venden
juntas por cstar colindartes. En- ella
podra el comprador emplear todos
sus gustos y aheiones de agricultor.
pues producer todas clase dc trutos
del pals 8 sea de nuestra riqueza
agsicola.
Para informes dirigirsc don Juan
8 don Antonio Simo. Manati.
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RIOS Y ca
FOrtaleza so.

FL eegante p1blico puertorriqueho podra encontrar
consanemente en- nuesro estabecimeno un surtdo va
radfsimo selecto de cazado de odas classes, tan
peo e que puedan orecer este ramo las mas
putadas casas de America.
Al efecto no hemos perdonado medic nj sacrhcio al
guno para que nuestros actvos correspon
sales mantengan sempre la altura de los dltmos
adelantos de la moda de las exigencas el caprcho
mas refnados.
Las importanes compras realzadas por uno de nues-
socos Europa hacen concebr la esperanza de
que e p1bco de esta Isa segua dspensandonos pro-
teccon y simpatas.
Desde e mas sencllo zapato hasta Ell par de botas
mas chic, aquf Sc encuentra toda la serie.
En- nuestro ramo de peleteria menos inmensa
y escogida Ia existenca que tenemos.
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-Otra aprobando el nombra.
miento INFERNO de Don Eugenic
de Jes1s Lopez Gaztambide para
el Juzgado de 1: Instancia de
Caguas.
-Otra remitiendo la senten
cia recaida en- el pleito sobre Ia
exploitation de fosfatos de /" Ca
ia de muertos para que Sc re
suelvan en- forma legal las pre-.
tensiones aducidas por la socie
dad ]. Tornabells y Co.
-Decretos de la Secretaria de
Gobernaci6n aceptando la re-
nuncia de Don Abelardo de Ce-
lis del cargo de Delegado de la
Isla Culebras y nombrando para
dicho cargo a d. Miguel E. Ra-
mfrez.
-Otro de la Secretaria de Ha
cienda concediendo al Gobierno
insular un credito extraordinario
de 81, 26I,s4 con cargo 4 sobran-
tes del presupuesto general en-
eiercicio.
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PSpel para Peri6dicO.

Del tamano del BoLETlN y
del que tenia " Ell Olamor de-
Pals Sc acaba de recibir er
esta lmprenta una gran RENE.
sa, que Sc realiza q precios Ii
mitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-04-22

GIRos. Hoy Sc han cotizado al
~ por 100 sobre Madrid y Barcelo-
IA y al Is. 10Y SO sobre Paris
Habana y Nueva York respectiva-
mente. Libras & 9.
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ESRERAS PARA RELOJES

lltografadas en- papel porcelanada
de los tamaiios mas eorrientes & %
centavos una. En- Il litografia del
b0LEfIN MERoANTTL de A. Lynn &
Hiios de Perez Morris.
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BOLIVAR, ARRUZA I CA.
iI-TETUAN-1I

Almacenistas importadores de pro.
visiones. Ventas al por mayor.
Duefos de ID antigua y acredita-
da Fabrica de F6sforos, establecids
en- Santuree.
Marcas BOLIVAR y CONILL.
-Dep6stO: Tetuan III.
Agentes de Ia acreditada marca
de cigarrillos Pajarito, Belleza y
Libertad.
Fabrica de licores de todas classes.
Admiten azdcares a consignaci6n.