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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17
MRS. rAxToS DHowSrp'


San Fr,noineo. Aug. IA SAD acct
dem oeenrr.d nn the bay this morn
Ing. A launch from tn government
trnnstori etsenfr eclnli1 was haN-
Ing trial on the ba2 Win a nninner
u Invited guests on board ine'u ,,iiiit
Mrs. Peterssn III Rad Hlun. and Nat
Measerbssdlas. capt Hart OF w ,
Scandal, an engineer ana ms asAlst .,,l
and two sailors. Al was guihs sulps.h-
y whom the governm, nt H' ,lh,si s snd
In rane manner. yei 90 Dc explained,
crarhe1 into M hunch. throwing The
occupants In the water. a,
Every effort was mAde 70 save INC
drowning ptopia and with great sue
cotr. All but Mr paxton being res.
cusd. Airs. Paxton is the wife Of local
rtockhruker,
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Personal Paragraphs,

MR. Leah Chnmplny. whose homo f.
on the corner " First West ana
Twelfth South streets. leaves tho last
NJ this week Tor Dresden. ontario,
Canada. as a Lattef.dny Saint mise
alnuary.
SIR. James Weight N Springfield.
Utah, N spending a few days win hls
brother. Fred ~. Weight. ON Second
West.
MIR. A. l.. nsttleH. tho wen known
mining man and manager NJ the iliEh-
land Mining Co.. has two hroihera and
a nephew from the east visiting him at
hia Flfth street home.
Miss Jottle Withor ~ the Conanlldat-
Cd implement CO.'S ofilco. has gone 10
spend nor vacation Ia tho mountains,
Mra. r. G. OrlFFs nnd family Of the
Fourteenth ward have NJ returned
from their summers outing In the To.
ton lnrln, Idaho,
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OMAHA MINING STOCK.
WANTS A RESTRAINING ORDER ISSUED


Frank c. Morchous MED a suit In
the Third district court today against
simon Hamburger. W. =. Fugate. }. u.
Walker Jr.. and Walker Iiroa. bank to
recover 1850 shares ~ the capital
stock OF the omaha Mlning CO., al
legged to BE- the property Of plaintin.
The complaint alleges that on the
sist Of october. 1890. pluintn was own
or Of li.10O shares u the capital stock
Of IN, Omaha Mining company, which
10 turned over 10 Fuga,e Tor safe keep
Ing. Tho certificates were not en-
dorfcd 10 anyone. the understanding
being that Furatc would return the
stock On demand. IL II then alleged
that Tor $50. Fugatf transferred the
shares 10 ] a. Walker Jr
pihinun acknowledges having sold
1000 shares o. Fugnte. but sets 10
that he IL owner ana entitled 90 the re-
naming 1850
piaintln prnyH that the defendants
Walker nruH.. and !. w. Walker Jr.
he restrained from delivering the share.
60 Simun Hamburger. and that nll b.
required 10 Hct forth tho nature and
extent OF their claims.
~ Wnn only short while since tho
Supreme court IN a decision made an or
der that the aharta IN dispute be-
turned over 10 Simon ilamberror %
being held BY that tribunal that that
gentleman was entitled 10 them. Why
the plaintiff should ask the district
court 20 perform such O. feat VI legal
ground and lofty tumbling nj 10 Hn-
naii and oct aside "a ruling ~ the au-
prgme court. hy which tho trial court
IN controlled ia one ~ tn mysteries
awaiting solution. ~ pnaont II ~
one Of those things that no ordinary
'follow can md out"
Moroh0ue was n party 10 the former
suif
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

Washington. Aug. i5.-Orders were
Issued today directing that the pay.
masters who have been az sanalFl
shan proceed 90 once O. plr.u Rico
with fl.i00,000 % pay she troops Gpn.
Miles ala not want these paymisiers
ana ihe money in hs aInt Cd Porto Rirl
from Sin,lagl,f1r fear that thry might
bring yellow feVtr Th1 surg m Henrr-
ara office does nIi believe there is any
danger ~ Infection.
a plymaairr has also been detailed
90 - with tho troops which are 30 hc
sent g. Alaska. Tho ulymaHtfr may
nui remain with thoa1 troops. but viii
arrange fur tholr payment while :hcy
are located thrre.
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~. Johns. y. r., Aug. 1.-THE mail
steamer Virginia Lake, from Labrador.
has arrived az the Tit Cove. She
regarding the wreck reported In the
straits ~ Belle Isle on her last trip.
She also reports that the cargo ~ the
wrecked steamer ipadcn has nearly all
been saved, and that the steamer ~
likely 10 be- gotten on, the damage 60
her hull not being 90 severe ne was
nrat thought Reports FROM Labrador
say the Fisheries there arr excellent and
that the stories u deaiitution which
have appeared In q number 81 Cana
OHM nnn.In mIn nrnnIlN nNnnrnrninl.
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llngion a Quincy ..,
c.sa.a "a, a Quarterly dlvidi,st,a has,
III c,.. ~. ~, y an advance y, n q "
elafsa '"e ''si quarterly az, ~
The Madrid Foyern....
~ -. IN, resiEnations ~ +. +, De-
~, ~ seneial Of Cuba. ~. ", NJ n
INC Philippines Th5 40 Ai1
10. '''e % ssp,, !
The. Lhe London Daily rsl.e-.,.
r..ponacnt In g. p.i.r.' ...ll.ph'i !
IN aole 10 confirm iht ria,ss- .lliI
emperor William viii i'sl,'sm'ui |
~ LiNedla ne TN car. p tel
ms journey 10 Palestine. Au''' III
General McNultn 90 mi,
ceivcd TELEGRAM tom nn, ..e 10
announcing the death - Yt,.,tli
calhoun, wife ~ tha ir,..- f1 VI
missioner. aud friend NJ 'nfs n. 4
Nulta. Mrs. Calhoun iIsd i-..i.'i
The transport Corsrir,t..
rived at Lima, Peru. br.sgi-.a d
or fernnnlndo s nina, n
cused Of completely IA Z. "9l
turbances at piura. e"-l'e llf
confirms the report th1t ~.
a complete nasco. SUI ~,
The national oxoer.i,. 49,,
United Mine W1ftars ~
H., are going over tbe 80
mltted TO thCm un ff. t'.,i,i
chicago and Alton sub.8lai...
tors Tor q reduction ~ fh.-e..t
noon. ui
In conformity with tb. L.
Aprll Z 1897. N. rlura Il. "A
president. has decrafi ~, y.
1T OF the pre- no yrtra i.l..
be granted on rn1r.f 49,.
ana colonial sugars Ini ndldf.
~ iolllWH Per hundred N i
grahe, ~ francs; ssd1a! 49,
ana third grade. 3it
Tho New York police v.-..
that IN Dr. Samuel y. Ks,.
lat' they have The munltrf
G. lteynolda who vas idgrf a.,
room of the Grand Hold ~
TINT Captain Price. of its w
rifuct station. made ZOO ami,.'.
| West side rnllcH count t,i1-
Kennedy with hlmlc.dr. Ut
without ball Tor cy1m.nai'5,
day
Prof Henry J. sAsr.-
formerly one u the laai.r, =,
~ the country. o. dead. as.i IA
vlderc. III. In his y0unrlT A.
principal N tho achiah I.
klnh0ru, Fnreatvlil. ana M
n. Y. COMING Wet b. 49,
nectcd With the sUhIIn % \
but was forced t1 ahinil- 4.
FOR several years un a-.1-
health. lie settled in n.tIifl M
been Identified with eilasil.'i
cHts here for years.
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SOLDIERS LIFE ENDED.



Gan Franclrc1 Chronicle; =. w
zwsyhruck. o private In me Utah cave
airy stationed at the Preside. dlod lost
evening ht biz home. 2lia Fillmore &c.,
from the effects Of large dose ~ NOR
phIno taken Thursday night last Win
suicidal intent IN Iuy's drug store, on
tnf corner OF California aud kc1rncy
streets.
The decoasad had frequently been
treated Tor D Int ailments IN The store.
an1 whom he called On the day In queh.
ton uonusd behind the counter and
took number 90 small pllla When
qufHtiunor h. admitted that he had
swallowed the drug. but refused a. take
an nnildDto. iic vas takeu o. the 70
ceivlnr hospital and afterwnrd 60 his
home. where he dlod.
Zwcyhfuck was - years ot axe ana
was employed ne n clofk by HedIngiun
a Co, wholesale druggists. before Dc
enlisted In The Utah cavalry.
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81. GeNre Coon.

Articles 81 Incorporation NJ the ~.
George Co-opemtlys Store wore MED
with Secretary Of state Hammond To-
day. The capital stock 10 hxed al i2i.
900 Of the value Of 81 per share, The ON.
cers elected for the frst term are. preai-
dent. Daniel y. Macarthur, secretary
and treasurer. Aahby Snow; directors
George Woodward, NJ. NJ. Snow and
Thomas =. Gotham
The object ~ the company H. 10 con
duct Fourral merchandising business
u -. George, Warrington county.
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rteneh aotsrnmsnt Thanked.

paris,Aug. ii.-At the cabinet council
this morning She minister of foreign
lniirs. NJ. del Case. read dispatches
frum President Mckinley nnd the
queen rex NJ ~ Spain. thanking the
president ana government OK The
French republic f1r their good onicCa
In promoting neFutiali1na.
NJ. Del Case added thnt the g1vern-
mcni1 90 Washington aud Madrid. de-
slrlnE 90 Rlvs France proof ~ their
hlEh esteem ard confidence. had n6lect-
81 Paris as thn scene % she nHHuila.
lions Tor The nuil treaty OK peace.
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Death Of lame, 0. Standing.

james ~, standing u The Tenth wari
died yesterday ~ typhoid fever. De-
ceased was q young man " splendid
attachments. beloved by an who know
MIN and mis- untmely calling on will be-
painful news 90 hla friends. lle was
ing and had iurt attained his majority
when the grim destroyer came lie
was also a nephew Of Joseph Standing,
who Wns KILLED by a mob while prtaah-
ing thi. Gospel ~ Jesus christ in
Georgia on The eist of July, 1879.
Funeral services will be- held In the
Tenth ward meeting mouse Thuraiay
at n am. Friends wishing 90 Yirw
the remains may 40 Hl ai the family
residence. fli east. Third South sire /.
Thursday, between $3.50 and 1880 am.
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say. German oo,ernment Was ralr.

norlin. Aug. 10. - Mr.. Andrew u
white. tn United States ambassador.
before startling NJ noon today for Ham
burg. where he viii take the waters.
made thr following statement tn the
correspondent of tho Associated prlss.
"sn ian MS cum Dee the state uf
things between Germany ana the
United states remain satisfactory,
throughout the war the German gov
crnmcnt haa treated us fairy, and ~
lar as fetlng any cause Tor complaint
on our part II seems 20 mo that tho
fairness of the German governments
attitude requires recognition. with
regard 10 their sending forces 10 the
Philippines, that matter has already
been fuily closed M. There was moth
Ing whatever IN Il To show m viii 10
the United States, nor was there any
purpose 10 Interfere with our
operations"
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Gen. wheeler Command. Camp wlhor.

Washinr'1n. Aur. i7-Gen. wheeler
was at tha war department. today ard
BAD an Interview VITA the secretary.
Gen. wheeler received orders 90 VS.
sumo command ut camp Wlk3n I'M
tn the arrival % Gen. sh1f.er.
Gen. Wh0ier was told by the secrc-
tlry 1f war SD purchase avery thing
thdt was necessary f1r the comfort 81
the men ana o. rpare nuthlng that
would alleviate the sick ana wounded.
Gen wheeler viii ifave tonight Tor
New York ard 70 % Moniauk Point.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17
BOTH BROKEN, BOTH DlslocAJtO.
That Was the Condition Of wlnslOw Smidfi
Arms.

Doctors Richards and wilcox were
able today 10 make a minute examina-
ton 81 the injuries 90 the arms Of
Winsiow Smith. non Of Hon. John
Henry gmih. II trnnHplred that the
young man was even muN seriously
hurt than was anticipated. The swelling
on hls arms had been raduc6d auiii-
cifnlly O permit the bones % De
srL ~ was nacertalncd ON close OXhm-
nation that both wrists were broken
and both were partially dislocattl. thus
making The process OF setting more
painful and difficult Than would other.
wise have been tho ease, The patient.
however. was resting ls well thla after
noon 90 could boz expected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

waahlnriou. Aug. iG.-socrctary Al.
scr aud other members NJ the cabinet
took ocrnriuu fn deny she truth ~ tn
reports current In Cuba. OF an agree
mrnt 10 dlfhaUd thH Cuuan inautry ntH,
aud Tor the United States 90 pay them
on IN the interest N promoting peace
ful conditions on the Island. The
proposition. II n stated. would not be
entertained by this and Il
IL further nuggcstcd such an action
would require legislative sanction and
an act Of Congress,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17
cALIr0nNIA DEMOCRATS.
rhcy send q Congutuiaiory Telegram 10
President Ntclliniey.

Sacramento cal. Aug. iT.-whrn the
Democratic state convention was called
tn order hy Gov, nuid nj 1880 o'clock
today resolution was adopted by n
rising vote and amid cheers inutructlng
the chairman u the convention %
transmit o telegram 10 President SIC.
klnley communicating him ON the sue
Coz MI conclusion ~ tho war, Majority
and minority reports ~ the committee
on credentials were submitted IN refer
ence 10 the claims 90 seats IN the cnn-
vontlon mRdo by the rival delegations,
from san Francisco. A minority re-
port recommended that half vote be
allowed O. each o. the delegates from
both the factions. THAI both organizas
lions DE- diahinded and that meaaurcs
be- taken for the reorganization OF the
Democratic committee. The majority
report recommended the seating Of the
McNah delegates, appointed by the
state central committee and also that a
now Democratic county committee In
san Francisco be chosen at primary
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Wanted
1000 Dogs.

Mus, be WHITE In coisr. Of the
gRh1 HOUND VARIETY and the
ters on their sidoai
Ine Foreman " our Baking Powder
department.. while overseeing the mix
,nE of . batch Of SALTAfR BAKING
n,oWDhR. lost Diamond stud. size
~ carats, eel, IN combination for
ring OF stud. The Diamond q pure
wnlte stone. II was presented % our
Foreman BY his New York employers
N recognition u his ability rs manu-
Iheiuter N nlking Powder We VIII
pay t5p IN gold 10 any Person returning
same with ,ht can n sALrAiN nAN.
INC POWDER In which the Diamond
was found. 10 our office, Room ~.
O'Mcara building.
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SorloE or Rrprnr'i~
of tho 500 $1,000 noud, Of ~
clty. Utah Of 1855

Notice Is hereby given " IN. y
CIV. a Municipal coIp'ill.,y.sfil 4
lts treasurer 90 VIZ I, IA 4
ana holders ~ the w s,p,sr
MD city, bearing dlle' ,'nr.si,a
ISIS. and issued ~ M
resolution OF the ,,y n
eli OF said NV, e,D' n 2,
* Resolution PToy'unl,lls, p,ai.
ane az nonds for M ~,
poses" adopted IVY. dsy Z =
s1id Council on the ls, i, ~ 80
iseg. by a resolution W saeh (
deciarc said bonds an3 ,s n % Z
duo ana payable " eity % N
o any september 49, w ~, is.a 2.
lS,"'nd.hoiders and eaeh p, o,,'ssa
XIV nStiicd that up91, ,l..,ssi', 4
VA bands 20 slii hs - Y
said office. they WV sspisa
s or"t DAY u said ~ lnirs'
lands Win ccase % n. ,s,r. ".
,be mat day q ,,9 ,i,ihiapOls
sAL,T LAKE CITY, "a in -
bHR p. Mol'ius
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Nh

GTANDTNG.-In thit GU ~
isa,. uf typhoid f1ygt la1g b
1f James V. and Ella = siil
born pee. G, 1876. ln SAB IN :
Funeral services win D. ~ ~
day, the 18th, 90 n a. q ~
Tonth ward meeting hos ns's
respectfully invited 90 ai
Friends Wishing 20 f.1
can do 81 90 the AmIl =.
east, Third South E
g,a0 20 1850 Thurdiy ntf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

John Msrriii. y se'f.canfe-.ed Thief, Dealt
with by Judgo Norrcii.

John Merrill the nevcntcen.ycar Old
youth. found guilty by Justice e. ~.
Nielsen On Saturday last NJ obtaining
money under false pfotsnacs and held
60 tho district court FOR sentence. was
committed hy Judge Noffoli today to
The state industrial rchnol at ogden.
until h. shall have attained the age OF
twsnty-0no year,
Morrin was accused u selling a wheel
belonging 10 another party and np-
prupriatlng the proceeds TO hla own
use. He was also charged with Frt-
tinF away with watch valued az 80.
TO both charges he pleaded guilty.
There were other parties who wanted
o. prosecute merrill on various charges,
hut Justice Nielsen thought two sur
nclcnt 10 ncud him to the reform
fahoDl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

The Rio Grapie Western railroad ia
starting In TO cut expenses. The frst
batch nf nine men belonging 20 the
ear shops, were lald IN indefinitely laHt
nlght. Their notices read that they
arc laid OF, aH the officials have do
trrmined 20 eat down ,Npennes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

Now YORK. AUG. i7.-0ec. C1nridlno.
tha manager flr t1mca J. c1rbeti. said
today th1i C0rhdit had made al ar
flnEemf % leave the city for san
Francisco. ne will D. accompanied by
hl wife ana hla brother Thomas.
an on0i4 viii be- made ~ have ihe
match he.wron Cjrbiri and Mccoy
nn1iplned uniu % -early part OF Oc.o.
Der.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

a. Louis. AuF. IA special n The
Post Dispatch from Fort Worth. Tea.
says that Texas a Pacific froirht
train was dCulled ana thrown frum "a
treatlo two M east 81 that city today
with fatal '.feoi. Two tumps We're
Killed ana three uthprH seriously IN.
iurcdi the engineer was fatally hurt
aud the brennan seriously No name :
are ubinluabir.
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lends valuable assistance In the work
DOM.
The Boxeider Democratic commti
met ON Monday night nnd decllsl
issue a call FOR county cohNe .,.,.'
10 be held at brigham CITY On sep''
10Th
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

Whore the digestion Z 81 *,
general powers of ne ~
healthy state. worms eih m, ,,.,i,i
itntlon IN the human nell W. ...
CREAM NERMlluuk h WI
ntroyn every worm. hut COWS, '' = :
r,ugemcnta of the dlgsih"
Price % cts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

Tho secret % a clear fsih'
hands, and luxufIanl ~
The perfect action of We "A
lucei By Cu,lgura slah W \,
comparison the most eilsea,,.. 4
rlfylng and beau,iiylns. =, m
world, a. we'll az the p9il., - -
al for toilet. bath aug n 49,, !
the only preventative q p .ise' N,
heads. rel, rough hands ~, We NJ
nails, dry. thin ana l.'"tt .ten
almpie baby hl miihts,,, ...,,i .
only preventive " llli ,h. eis
eioeging OF che pores v NJ
most minor affections %
scalp and hair
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

Washington. Aug Ex-senator Cufh,
man u. Davis chairman 81 the Senate
committee on foreign relations. has ace
rnptod the tender of an appointment
na member " The Spanish
peuco commission.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-17

Save your money and sha
a Dollar. depolIt % win ~. ~.
Bank q Trust O., I, 30 hlA n
Omcers and Dirci1u ar
woodruff. Presidents o.
non, vice President ug W, =
non, Cashier. Joseph y s,,il'. .'f 4.
snow, n. q. Weubgr h'bi
James Jack, Fslrcls NJ -,
gus N. Cannon. dsors. ~
II. Clawson. l.. John NaiiA-
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Now York. Aug 1.-THE C1rbett-
Mccoy iiRht has fscn postponed until
between September and october 1.
and not later than the latter date.
This was decided upon 40 % confer
encf here today between VIM. grly.
rnpre4ontlug Mccoy and the iiaw-
thurne Athletic club and Geo. con-
sIdlne, Mr.. corbett'a backera
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an spapl.h rrlsonsrs 90 MI, Mouth.

New York. AUG. iG-Mr ,, ~ Co
haiio1. the New YORK agent of the
Cmpana TransailhnfIcl. today re-
cUlvod cahlegram nom Santiago de
cuba. Informing him That four more
steamship loads uf Spanish soldiers
would sail from that rort Tor spaian
this week ard that 40 90. spanish sol
dioru will hnvs itft Santiago before
N-ml.mM-r 1.
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DrsEREr EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST II, ISoS.

election. Three hour Weie ,,,t,,,
by tho convention Tor the piel.,e',is,.
of the rival claims q iha o'n''''"s
delegates
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SALTA|R BAKING PONDERCO.

Manufacturer Of the Celebrated
sALrAIR SUPERIOR BAKING
POWDER.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Telephone te-2 rings.
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Particular cooks don't need 10 walt
what sort of luck they have had with
their baking They buy q. 9. hakins
powder and are sure OF the excellence
~ the results from the hcginnine. iie-
cause we f0i che beet mixture " bak-
INK powder you r.t the best results
from using o. our pleasure II In the
rood we 10 To- your cooking. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-03-27
CUETARA, RIOS Y c.
FOrtaleza so.

FL elegante pdblico puertorrqueho Podra encontrar
constanemene nuestro establecmiento surhdo
radsimo yseecto de calzado de todas cases tan
pleto e que puedan oecer este las mas
putadas de America.
AL efecto no hemos perdonado medic nj sacrihcio ala
guno para que nuestros actvos correspon
sales nos mantengan siempre la aura de los dnios
adelantos de la moda de las exigencas ell capricho
mas re6nados
Las mportantes compras reaizadas por uno de nucs-
socos Europa hacen concebr la espeanza de
que e p1bco de Isa scgura dspensandonos pro-
tecci6n y simpatas.
Desde e mas sencllo zapato hasta el par de botas
mas chic, aqui sc encuentra toda la Serie.
la nuestro ramo de peleterfa nmensa
|y escogida la existenca que tenemos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-03-27

Aprovado por las Academies Sres FacuatiyOs por la
rapdez seguros resuadO atamento de 6da Glaze
Dareas por anguas reveGes que cuaquera que ha
va sdo causa que las produzean Dsentes cr6nica
ciente los Puos C6cos que sObrevienen de
composciones de viente Catarros UcercOnes del Est6
magO Intestnos Titus C6lera Darreas de los ancianos
scos nhos. Normasan las funcOnes dgesva en- las Dis
pepsias Gastragas Gastrs agos acdez de es6mago
tendencias Diarreas.
De todas las Drogueras Farmacias de credo de
LA lsa- Depositario Puerto Rico, Don F. Gulermely-
Ventas por mayor DR. j. Gardano, Belacoar IT. Habaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-03-27
Gaceta de- hoy.

Reales Decretos de Ia Presi
dencia del Consejo de Minister'S
admitiendo Ia dimisi6n presenta
da por ell Gobernador General DE-
Filipinas Excmo Sr D. Fernan.
do Primo de Rivera y Sobremon-
&c, Marques de Estella, y nom .
brando para sustituirle en- dichc
cargo al Excmo Sr Teniente Ge.
neral Don Basilio Agusti y Da-
villa.
-Reales Ordenes del Ministe-
rio de Ultramar sobre pasajes
gratuitosa & empleados del Esta-
do.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1898-03-27
Gaceta de aver.

Real Decreto de Ia Presiden.
cia del Consejo de Minister'S Gle
~ del pasado Febrero. declaran-
do disuelto el Congreso y Ia par
te electiva del Senado y convo-
cando para nuevas elecclones.
--Otro modi6cando los arts
o. y 7o del Real Decreto de 2s
de Noviembre de 1897 referen.-
ties 4 las condolences necesarias
para ser Consejeros de Admins
TRACTION en- las Antillas.