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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
Good Things to Eat

New maple sugar from Vermont, lb., SC.
Fresh new celery, lunches for &c.
New Cape Cod cranberriCs, per lb, 6Jac.
Extra select n. Y, counts oysters. We re-
ceive them fresh every day, pint, l5c.
Solid packed, quart, only 29c.
No. l cooking butter, per H., 15c.
Fresh, sweet dairy butter, l6c to 1Sc.
Fancy separator creamery butter, 10 to zoe.
Extra fancy Elgin separator butter, 22c.
Fancy full cream cheese. h., 12hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07
TOdny's Music.

. p: m.-Bellstedt's Concert band in tho
Auditorium. Program:
March-German Army ............. Czibulka
Gavotte-Frist Heart-throbs .... Eilenberg
Descriptive Fantasia - In the Clock
StHre ..i,:.''.'....''.....'.. Charles j. Orth
MsIouy ~ '.:.....,............... Rubinstein
Mr.. Charles B. Jones.
Variations on my Old Kentucky Home
80, ,.;..,:.,...,....... Fosters Famous Song
Pilgrims Chorus from "Tannhauser'
Overture-The Chase of Yon Henry (de9
picting a stag hunt in ye olden
tIHtp 49,: ''',','..,,. Menul
a. p, m-Bellstedts Concert band in the
March-The Man in Black Bellstedt
OVerture-ll Guarany ..,............... Comes
Gavotte in + Major, Opus "a, Blaettermann
Selection-Boccaccio .................... Suppe
Miserere from I'll Trovatore" Verdi
Messrs. Bellstedt and Gebhardt
mexican Serenade-The Dove........ YradieI
Largo from "Xerxes' .................Ha Handel
Fantase-Die Walkuere ............. Wagner
sixty Dollars In JeweIry Gone.
Thieves discovered the hiding place OF
the key to Mrs. Charles Karbach's dwell
ing 2J08 Pierce street Thursday afternoon
and during the owners absence entered ths
house and stole jewelry valued at 500
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-07

You need
not be any
wiser
than a
child to
strike a
bargain
In our
Furniture
Dent. this
month.
Every.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
Sudden Passing of Amos Quier.

About 2:30 O'Clock this Thanksgiv
ing morning Mr.. Amos Quier died at
his home in this city. He was vic
tim of cancer which made its APP
pearance about three months ago.
aud for which he was operated on
last Sunday, when the lower Jaw, inn
mediately below the mouth, together
with the flesh, were removed. He
was regarded as doing well up to
three or four hours of his death, and
the same has taken the community
by surprise. Mr.. Quier was 80 years
old last month. He had resided in
this city about 81 years. A wife, six
sons and three daughters survive
him. He was defender of the
union in the struggle from 81 to 80,
and a member of the Geo. II. Iegate
Post of this city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
SHOES THAT FIT
DIR. EAwkES, DENTIST,


The bell ringers entertainment
Saturday evening under the auspices
of our band, was largely attended
and the band netted nearly $500.
This is the first move of the many
which are necessary to meet the
present requirements OF our band.
This musical organization is in inn
mediate need of new uniforms and
few new instruments. As all our
citizens know, it is one of the best
bands in the state, but for all that
there is a lack of pride among our
people necessary to hold the orga-
nization TO that high point OF excel
lence it has reached. An awakening
of interest in our band at this par
ticular time is absolutely necessary,
or its future standing will not be
likely to compare favorably with the
past. The untiring efforts OF its lead
er, Mr.. Dresen, are more than praise
worthy, they have been remarkable,
and he is entitled to, and should
have, such substantial aid as is es-
sentiaI to the maintenance of "A first
class organization of this kind. Mr..
Dresen will, with the aid of other
members, make efforts in different
ways this winter to raise money to
meet immediate needs, and 1t be-
comes the pride of every citizen to
lend assistance. The Tribune is con-
fldent that the people of Minefart
Point don't want 10 be without II
band, and that they want good one.
So let all renew interest and activity
in its welfare.
Tom and John, representing the
fat and lean of the Bishop family,
are once more on their boyhood
stamping. ground, having arrived
here Tuesday, with keen appetites
for ascertaining If Wisconsin turkeys
are as Juicy and tender as formerly.
Tom balls from >. Dakota and John
from Denver, and both still retain
that love for the home Of their youth
which death alone can obliterate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30

| Mrs. I. j. Campbell left Monday
for her home in Philadelphia, after
several weeks visiting with old
friends and neighbors here, to the
great delight of all.
Win. Reynolds has gone to Chi
cago to attend a business college. He
was rendered farewell, in the form
of surprise, by his friends of both
sex, last Friday evening.
The annual Thanksgiving sup
| per and bazaar at the M. f.. church
should be remembered by all. Take
a well filled pocketbook with the in
tention of emptying it.
Mrs. Gushing, of Milwaukee, the
Rathbone Sisters Grand Chief, and
Mrs. Schrieter, of Darlington, the
Grand Senior, visited Raven Temple
last Thursday. Refreshments were
served.
The Woman's Relief Corps, of
this city, will have its annual cleo
tion of officers tomorrow (Friday)
afternoon. Meeting commences at
= o'clock. The attendance of all
members is requested,
The Honorable Thos. Jones and
family, of whom so much was said
in last weeks Tribune, have gone to
York state to eat turkey and tell of
the wonders of Mineral Point. Their
return will be duly announced.
Ed. McCabe, who is engaged at
teaching school in Moscow town
ship, has this week off, and is spend
ing the same at home in this city.
He seems to like his "yob,n and
speaks hatteringly of the hospitality
of the people out there.
Charles Snow and March Chase
spend Thanksgiving in Chicago, prin-
cipally to witness the great games of
football, that between Wisconsin and
Michigan in the morning, and the
one between Chicago and the Browns
of Providence, r. L., in the afternoon.
The Linden paper is still sure of
the trolley road. The eastern parties
or their agents, who are to construct
this line, providing it's a go, held "A
consultation in this city Sunday.
What their conclusions were have
not been made public.
Lost, on High street Tuesday be-
tween the postoffice and Miss Cora
James residence, a pocket-book con-
tanning over 5000 and some postage
stamps. Finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving same at Tri@ne
office or at the home of Miss Bassett.
Sewing machine needles, oils,
extras, at A. +. Bishops. 45wi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
~SMOkE BONO.

There Will be special meeting
of Odd Fellows Thursday evening
Nov. Both. All members are re-
quested to be present.
The line of overcoats, ulSters and
boys REFERS at Gundry 4 Gray's is
especially select. Prices low, quality
high. Come, see for yourself.
Furniture for the parlor. kitchen
dining room and bed-chamber, all
grades and prices-for utility, com
fort or elegance-At Bishops, Min
eral Point 45w4
-Nora--Iou can't expect to do
away with face bIemishes in week.
time. Keep on taking Rocky Noun
tain tea. You'll have lovely com
plexion. Eastman u Meserole.
Ferndale.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30

owe their matchless loveliness to the
use of Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain
women made attractive.--Ea Eastman
d Meseroie,
Gifts for the ladies is special
feature of our beautiful holiday
stock, just what they want. Beaut-
iful gifts for your sister or sweetheart,
mother or father, consisting of watch
es, jewellery, silverware, novelties,
etc. The very largest stock ever
shown in the city at Manger's jewell
cry store. All goods engraved free
when purchased here. l7tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
The Local Field.
'.,s,.rs,s..'.ss.s'-Ssss-
Ar. EISHOP for F'mniture..."
Ferndale.

.. a,o.,,;
a. 80 " 0''''''' = '
'''7 .,,
' =, ,,
n @ Fielder has several desir-
able hpildinp lots for sale. 44w4
C..,o aoor4oa No,
f.r.,.,
w I,.;a, = out;
'''' -, : - "
''7''i"7
CO.,
pa,otanD = Ino,.o ,os. . GOOD
horse sunday Causa lupg fever
~, - Mr., ~ Wy 1..h;a
s,,;aa,1aaa,,
evening
Tickets for the Fireman's dance
tonight have been reduced from SIOO
to 75 cents.
A new veil, in wrap, was found
on High street Tuesday. It's at the
Iiipu"e ONCE
10 you want d lariii hea' 'ne
""N i'lSei'en' ol WAS ~ >o'''ii h'
He sells farms.
lf'"hu MIS- hlhS' OF DarllhStoh'
are lhahkglVIhG guests OF MI ana
Mf'. holilas SIMS
The Missess Ida and Mary Bishop
VI looseViile' were seen on our
>" 's,S 7a'ut'ay l's|'
" - j. a. 9pratler mas ihoNeo 10
'ne rooms oyer Varlln q jennings
''o'e' ii's" ''iee''
MISS beftha hihhe mas come
lo'I i'ochioro' lli' 10 put III 'he gay
w '''"'N9 "itl' relatives mere
Miss Ena Hutchison, who has
been absent from our city for sew
aal months, is with Us again.
Notice. on, store viii he omen
evenings during the month of De-
cembyr. GuNpRY & GRAY.
Miss Dolly Gribhle rode in from
her Waldwick home Sunday morn.
rg and snont N t'i''s ,I'n Az, uIS n,ith friands
here.
Mrs q no,,o, o,d ao,ahtor
A1i.a H. = ,,,,., - ''''. '''s ~
.,r...,,, = = p" r'.5. 'uNoe y 70, ''''l
y thanksgiving festivities with rel
-Tba now aoid n1.n+ .owor yas
ramnlated Tnasdal r,arniao Tts
hetgr-b i l5o fsot a,d i constrncted
e.,.r.Iv of brtnl, '''S ' : : :
" ofieK.
JM..,go u-hara i. ..;,l - ~
wr. v.r. ~ " -, o -
,.u.. .,n, M -, Deen - h"i's ~
Link. -. 80, - : ''oi''e'
"l Improvements in the rooms
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
LET US GIVE THANKS.

We nave every reason TO be thankful
for the general prosperity that is up
on us. Never perhaps in the history
of our country have the people en-
joyed a greater degree of prosperity
than at the present time. We have,
Notwithstanding the very pleasant
and summer-like weather this fall, en-
joyed the greatest volume of business
we have ever had. We have never
been content TO sit idle and let well
enough alone. We have always
striven TO excel each previous years
business, and we leave the public to
judge how we'll we have succeeded.
We do not believe that our success is
due to any cause but our efforts to
please our customers and always
have them realize that THEIR IN
TERESTS ARE OUR INTERESTS.
Our regular customers know that no
misrepresentation are permitted, and
every article is sure to be as rep
resented, or satisfactory allowance
made. If you do not trade with us,
we want you as our customer, and
will endeavor to prove to YOUR
SATISFACTION that it pays to buy
your goods at the
WHITE HOUSE,
w. ]. PENHALLEG0N,
PROPRIETOR.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
Moses NJ. Strong Property Tor
Sale or Rent.

There are seven rooms to rent III the
Strong residence. Several rooms are
aud there are several pieces
OF heavy furniture, such az stoves,
cts. There are also -four lots offered
for sale. They adjoin the residence
on the west. Now is the chance to
secure some good lots. For paftlcu-
lars see J B. Reynolds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
Death of Editor Boyle.

| Last Thursday evening John Il,
Boyle, editor of the Dodgeville Sun,
died at his home at the county seat
after an illness of several week S
duration, the result of being asphyx-
lated at his sleeping quarters while
in Chicago early in October. He was
cared for at hospital until able
to return home. After his return
he gathered sufficient strength to
look after business to some eX-
tent but was far from we'll. Some
few days before his death he, as
Justice of the peace, presided over "a
case which wore on his strength and
nerves to such an extent that he
sought his home and went to bed,
from which he failed to rise again.
Mr. Boyle was man of marked
ability as a writer and public speak
er and displayed much activity in the
cause of temperance and economy
in public affairs, and his influence
vas being felt in different ways.
His life, though brief, was one from
which many might gain Il valu-
able lesson. He was born in Ire
land thirty-one years ago, and when
eight years of age came with his
parents to Madison, this state, which
place was his home until about four
years ago WHEN he took charge of
the Sun. He leaves a wife ahd three
little sons, whose loss is indeed great.
He was buried Sunday. The funeral
was one of the largest ever witnessed
in Dodgeville. The knights of Py-
thias had charge of the funeral and
about one hundred Knights We're in
line, together with upwards of one
hundred fifty Woodmen, of which
order he was also member,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
?.onogrsph to be Given Away.

Persons holding tickets on phono-
graph at Prideaux's drug store VIII
please send them in TO be counted.
Enclose them in an envelope anu
mail or bring them. Tickets Will be
counted on Nov. 29th. IN the mean
time get more. fo"-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
Musical Instruments.

Parties wishing musical lnstru-
ments Of any kind can secure the
very best at an exceedingly low
price by calling on me. Will give
every one a thorough test To prove
it, worth before regarding 1t a sale.
A7tf ADAM DREsEN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
Buggy to Trade.

| have good, strong top buggy to
dispose Of and will sell cheap FOR
cash or exchange for wood and oats.
Buggy is but little worn. Can be
seen at my residence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30

Mrs. Pierce wishing to be relieved
of the care Of her property near the
old fair grounds, consisting Of four
acres Of land and two houses, oilers
it for sale on very reasonable terms.
VIII be sold altogether or divided to
suit purchaser. For particulars see
!. B. Reynolds, Office upstairs op-
posite city hall.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30

"A sewing machine has come TO
be a. much necessity as the family
cook stove. No home i well equip
ped without one. A. +. Bishop, the
furniture man, sells machines " any
make, at prices ranging from fl2 up
within the reach Of everybody. 45w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30

-Notice-Life insurance compan-
les will reduce the rate 33 per cent
to all who agree to use Rocky Noun
tain Tea. A wise measure. 30 cents.
Eastman & Meserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-30
FUR COLLARETTES

stock large and well selected.
All grades and styles.
From $t.5O I'D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
Ia ELEICION VI 0aIlllrss.>

Un sub dito de la noble Albion Sc de.
vana los sesos para resolver 4 que pro-
fesion dedicara su hijo:
-Sehor, lcuiles son sus aptitu des es-
peciales y q que carrera le dedico1-se
pregunta.
Una mAiiana, despues de mucho pen.
sar y caviar, Sc lie ocurre un idea lumi
nosa. John Bull penetra en- la habita.
cion de su hijo y coloca sobre la mesa
una bibIia. una botela de whisky y uua
libra esterlina, un bello sovsreing, muy
reluciente y con la e6gie de Ia reina
Victoria,
Despues Sc coloca en- observation,
dicie ,dose tn petite;
-Cuando entire el chico, 81 coge el
sovey ing, sera un business man; 81 toma
la bib'ia, sera predicador, Clergyman:
mas 81 Sc decide al contrario, por la bo-
tella de whisky. indudablemente sera....
un borracho.
El galopin entra en- su cuarto silban=
do. Coge IA libra esterlina y Sc la guar
da en- el bolsillo; Sc coloca la Biblia baj
ell brazo, destapa la botella de whisky,
Sc bebe dos copas y despues Sc marcha,
linn oiandose los labios.
-iDios de bondad-exc'ama John
Bull no hay duda, sera hombre p1 oli-
CO!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
CARTA DE- MADRID

NADIA nos faIta va; estamos mejor que
queremos. Nos cicen ESQ los enemigos
del Parlamentarismo, fundandose en- 10
que asegura el refran de que en- bocA
cerrada no entran moscas Al Icelebrar
sc. coA la solemnidad acostumbrada. la
aperture de las nuevas Cortes, S. M. la
Regente del RENO lego el discurso de la
Corona que concluyo con este significa
two parrafo:
"Al abrir este Parlamento creo sentil
y conho interpretareis vosotros, los vo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23

tos de I'm pueblo, postrado por ell su
frimiento, herido por la desconhan1a
pero no entregado a la desperation,
pido Dfos nos proteia, nos allente y
nos ilumine a to los, para sltisfacefle en-
sus esperanzas y fortifcArle en- la fe de
sns gloriosos destinos."
iQue opiniones tan encontradas apa-
recieran en- la prensa acerca de la i'm
portancia de ese documento! Uaos dia-
rios lie calficaron de anodino; otros CO.
mo "El Impartial" djeron que aquello
no era un discurso. sino una rogativa; y
ahadio, muy en- broma por supuesto,
que "para dar mas caracter al documen-
to debio el ministetio hacer cue sc colo
casen sobre ell tapete de terciopelo y
ORC, en- vez del cetro y la corona, una
calavera y dos femures cruzados. T"
"iQue guass"
Designado por el senior Silvela para
presidente del Congreso, fue elegido don
Alexandra Pidal. completandose la mesa
con los vice-presidentes sehores Garcia
Alix, La iglesia y marques de Figueroa.
y con los Sccretarios los condes de To-
reno. de Sen Simon y de San Luis.
Hasta ahora no sc ha hecho mis- en-
las Camaras que nombrar las comisiones
de actas y de incom ! tibilidades: no ha
habldo relieve Cue registrar, jaleaudo la
discussion de las actas, Romero Robledo;
incansabls en- IA lucha, COMP sienaaTe,
pero el horno esta muy caldeado y s..
cree que habra emociones para todos
los gusto'; per 10 pronto, dos diputados
Sc han>dado algunos bastonaz IS en- los
pa iIlos La sangre moza esta alterada.
Sagasta reunio q su gente para decir
todo 10 que era necesano hacer. y no
h'zo Il en- los prepai ativos de Polavieja y
de Pidal. djo "que el partido liberal Sc
opondra con tenaz empedo contra todo
10 que represcnte tendencia reaccionaria
8 de retroceso en- las libeftades conquis-
tad.s." Bien dicho. ESQ Sc llama 81
car del lincon~ morrion del minl Emo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
GACETA DE HOY

Publica una Circular dc la Secretaria
de Esta 10 excitanio el cello de los AL
caldes q fin de que, antes de la termina
cion del aho fiscal, Sc satisfagan a las
cabeceras de los partidos iudiciales las
sumas que adeudan algunos Menicipios
por derrama carcelaria.
i Inserta una disposition del Gobierno
de Washington hacienda algunas refor-
mas en- los Aranceles y Ordenanzas de
Aduanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23

Las reformas de la ensefianza publ
cadas por 81 actual ministro de Fomento
son clasihcadas generalmente de desas-
trosas; mucho espacio necesitaria para
analizarlas Un diario dice que ell mar
ques de Pidal "solo ha querdo clavar Ia
bandera neo-catolica en- ell corazon de la
ciencia espafola." Sc considera conve-
niente y justo que el alumno aprenda
los fundamentals de la religion del Esta-
do. pero Sc cree exagerado que ell estu
dio dc la religion Sc haga, despues de las
primeras letras, en- los amos primero, Sc
gundo. tercero y cusrto del bachillerato,
En- el plan de estudios sc sehala la ssig-
natara de latinpen los seis amos, dejando
Ia historic, las matematicas, las ciencias
hsicas y las naturales, la geografia y
otras tan importantes para pocas clases
semanales iBuenos bachilleres van a
salir de las aulas, saturados de latin
ignorantes dc las principales asignatp-
ras! Ell clamor de los educandos llega
al cielo contra el citado decrcto
Tai ha sido el efecto causado por la
publication de las reformas, que el pre-
sidente del Consejo de instruction pu-
blica. sefior Fable, ha pre1enta1o la di
mission de su cargo, que lie ha sido ad-
mitida, nombrando para reemplazarlo al
duque de Manias. Cosas veredes, el
Cid. que faran fablar las piedras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
DlSGUSTG IN I'll TRANSVAlL

Los transvaalenses han visto con
gran disgusto ell POGO case qua In
glaterra ha hecho de su declaration
de guerra v amenaza de atacar 4
Kimberley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23

Creo, haber dicho, en- una carta ante
rior, que el gobierno queria celebrar el
tercer aniversario del primer pintor del
mundo don Diego Velazquez de Silva;
y en- la tarde de aver, con asistencia de
la corte, SC inaugdro la sala de su nom
bre en- Ell museo del Prado, doade Sc ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
10 QUE Sd DICE QUE DIJO

Seg1n estos, sseguro -aquel ge-
neral que tan pronto:: embarcaran
todas las tropas que los Estado.
Unidos proyecran enviar a>Filxi-
mas. ocurrirfan en- Cuba serios Incl
dentss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23

FL dia so Sc celeb ,cron err Ia iglesia
de San Francisco cl G. ande las honras
funebres por CASTELAR,; p esidio el gobier
no y asistieron al acto muchas personas
dlstinguidas. AnteS. en- ell entierro del
ilustre tribune hubo mucho que apuntar,
pues no solo Sc noto gran desorden en- la
comitiva: sino que hubo quien quiso
aprovechar la OCCASION para alterar el or
den, dando vivas la repubica al ge-
neral Weyler, 10 que de seguro sor
prendera mis- lectores del BOLETIN;
tambien dieron mueras al gobierno. a
los jesuitas, a los frailes y a Po'avieja;
por fortuna, la gente sensata, que saba
que Sc habia repartido dinero, no hizo
case de semej .ntes demostraciones.
La muerte de" CASTELAR, ha puesto mas
de relieve muchaS cuestiones personales
que existian y existiran siempre entire
los republicanos, los que pruebas han
dado de que no pueden entenderse, qui
tando fuer a al partdo
Ell ciaustfo uniyersitsseIe, &C esta c5rte
ha acordado verihcar en- el Paraninfo
una velada en- honor de Castelar,, cream
do un premio al mejor trabajo encomias
tico de sus obras, y colocar uua lapida
en- la Catedra en- que explic6 Un en-.
tusiasta del 7insigne orador, queriendo
rendirle tribute mas duradero que una
corona, IA pedido la preusa su con
curse para mandar acu1ar una medalla
que perpetde su memoria.
Lo mas peregrino que registro. sin
hacer case de semejante rumor, fue el
que circulo, casi asegurando que Cas-
telar habia muerto envenenado por una
compailia reaccionaria. jLo que puede
inventar la imagination del pueblo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
no OPINAN 10 HISYo

Los periodicos de San Petersbur.
go combaten esta creencia. mani
festado que solamente 1 su polftica
debe Inglaterra los tropiezos que
sufrc.
Los cablegramas que preceden son de
la prepiedad del BoLETrN MERUANTIL,
y pueden reproducirse en- cualquie for
ma abonando 4 la empresa 20 pesos POI
cada uns que Sc utilize.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
C0NfiTARIOS

En- todos los cfrculos europeos y
Particularmente en- los de Madrid
sc comeatan mucho esta resolution
de don Jaime.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
vAPOR CORREO

El 4 de Julio proximo saldra de este
puerto para los de Coruha. Santander,
Cadiz y Barcelona el rapido vapor GU
DAD DE CADIZ, admitiendo carga y
pasaje para todos eIlos.
Sus consignasarios,
So6yjHos de Esqatasa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
DECISION bE AUSTRIA

Austria ha acordado sometcr las
proce>lencias de aque! territorio a
la inspection que autorizan las
clzusulas de la convention de Gil
nebra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
EIelItrIdS PlertOrrIqueias
% De JUNO

1854 iona possession de la Sede de
esta Isla el Obispo don Fray Francis 20
Padilla, del Orden de la Merced. En-
1906 paso el Obispado de Santa Cruz de
la Sierra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
ALARNA IN EUROPA

Todo el Continente europeo esta
alarmado con ell desarrollo de la
peste bub6nica en- Egipto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
CONTRA PORT ARTHUR

Mas de cuatro mil chinos hostili
aaron Ia plaza de Port-Arthur, in
tentando sorprender la gharnici6n.
Es:a les hizo retirar causzndolss
cerca de mil bajas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-06-23
RECtiC2sTRiCIOy DE TRePAS

Con ebjeto de castigar severa-
mente 4 los revoltosos reconcen-
transc en- Calcutta numerosas fuer
zas de ejercito.