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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
VAIERV)RKS 70 GONE
As the Next Thing. on King
fishers Line of March.
RAIL WAY BUILDERS BUSY
On the New Line From King
fisher to Guthrie.

Kingfsher, o. T., Feb 22-The local
company composed Of Kingfsher business
men and capitalists organized in this
city some time ago for the purpose of
giving the city electric lights, together
with an adequate system Of waterwoTls,
and making other internal improvements,
has completed its preliminary work. AT
the last meeting Of the city council, Hon
orable William Grimes and Colonel w.
II. Mead. the principal member OF the
Mead IMPLEMENT company, Of this city,
and representing that organization, ap-
neared before that body and presented an
APPLICATION asking the council to grant
them the privilege to establish and main
tain a system Of waterwOrks and give 10
the citizens Of Kingfisher a sufficient nre
protection These gentlemen also asked
10 be allowed 10 put in system Of cleo
trio lights. The petition and application
was favorably considered by the council
and after having been discussed by that
body nall its phases, a committee was
appointed to draft a proper ordinance for
a franchise. The committee was di-
rested to take immediate. action and re-
port as early as practicable.
Work onthe Santa Fe and Rock Island
railway running between this city and
Guthrie began here bright and early Mon
day morning by Mr.. Wogan, of the St.
Joe Railroad Construction company, OF
St. Joseph, No, with $50 teams or more.
They. are stretched all the way across the
country from the Rock Island on the
west to the village of Downs, or the line
between Kingfisher and Logan counties
on the east. A similar outfit is at work
in Logan county under the personal di-
rection Of Mr. Wogan, who says that his
branch Of the work viii be completed be-
fore the first of May. More than hun
dred teams are also at work between
Kingfsher and the village Of Keil, ex-
cavating and throwing up the embank-
ment upon which is to Zoe built the Den
yer. Kingfsher and Gulf railroad. The
Frisco and Choctaw railroads are also
making preparations to extend their lines
into this city, which, being the largest
primary grain market in the world, is
destined in the near future to be one Of
the leading railroad centers in Oklahoma.
Arthur Mead, although ycdng man,
Is enterprising and progressive in every
sense of the word. He has extended his
telephone line to Ol1eene, a distance OF
thirty miles and says he intends to carry
it further west, to other towns.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
GENERAL JOHN M'NULTA DEAD
stricken Unexpectedly and Expires
| Within an Hour

Washington, Feb. 22-Generai John Nc
NuIta OF Chicago. wen known through
out the west because Of MS Identification
with the receiverships OF railroad ana
other corpiratlons. died suddenly shortly
after O'Clock tonight in his apartments
At the Hamilton house. o. angina pee
toris. aged about % years. He had been
apparently IN the best u health during
the day and had returned 20 the hotel
ONLY a short time before he was stricken
Medical aid was hastily summoned. but
Il was evident 20 tho physician that MS
case was a hopeless one and he died with
IN an hour after the attack Judge Well
don. OF the court OF claims. ~H9 for
long tine was associated with Air. Nc
Nulta IA the prsctice q law - Bloom
inzton. Ill. Major NcSu'ta u the army.
a guest Of the aouse. and physician
we're with hirn when death came Ihs
deceased leaves a widow and two child
ren In Chicago. q son II Montana ana
another son who Is q lieutenant n tile
regular army IN TIRE Philippine.
F2ecanse q the great s1ecess hs had
attained in managing ths aEairs q the
various organizations 70 wriea &c Tzs
a.p9iu+ed. General HcEulta became por-
u-srly known az the great American Es-
cs.ver" He was Il various timea r.
ceiver q the w-aJasb railroad. Use Clover
Leaf road end lne Wtis<v Trust md az
the time II ais death vas acting en- q
rslr1iizr capacity fe- tas Safiooa. Bank
- Tliaoi7. wasca failed severed years exc.
ra haa been ~ IRE city On csantctia "a
vi.a mat duty eInes the lst1 Instant AF
8F-NsIza vas 50 ere tiae f1eH' ~
congress a18 was la~ger - 2'a-
rrlrzsd sasatT fe vas g cfe fre11
% General Grant sn8 saw actFe
lr ire cfvG. war. 81 whica ~ rs severely
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
CELEBRATION At LAsE0o,TExAs
"a Quite ths Hest Ei~aarksbis. Ia Hts
rnrnliar AaY

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
IMMENSE DEPOSITS OF GUANO
worked in Woods County and a Veri-
fable yEfua of Wealth

Alva O. T. Feb. 2.-It never rains IN
Woods county, but it pours. The latest
thing out among the many magnificent
advantages Woods county is blessed with,
is an immense deposit of guano, the pro-
duet of bats, in the northwest part Of
this county There are immense caves
in that section and there are millions Of
tons in sight. For some time past it has
been shipped from Alva to aClifornia by
the carload. II the interior department
decides that these deposits come under
the mining laws it will be of as much
benefit to Woods county, and especially
10 Alva. as a gold mine. The gold mine
is not a remote possibility, either, as the
indications are good that such deposits
exist in the county.
Our town is steadily growing and the
calls for residence property are many
and pressing. The Northwestern normal
has 400 students enrolled, and next year
ana tendance Of COO is expected, and
provision must be made to accommodate
the students, the present building being
crowded now. The same applies to our
public schools. our public school build
ing, of four rooms is badly crowded in
the primary department 100 being en-
rolled. There Will he an addition Of two
rooms the coming summer, and cores
ponding increase OF teachers.
The Northwestern normal school band
give n concert tonight under the leader
ship of Professor Iiske.
our company OF territory militia is or
gained, with Professor Palmer of Rough
Rider fame, as captain. The people sof
Alva viii DO all in their power to make
this the crack company OF the territory.
The postoaice will move in the near
future to the new brick next to tbe'land
office on the government acre.
Business is booming. Wheat looks fne.
The people are satisfied. but. IN general
would like To see the Beers lick John
Bull to FRAGILE. II there is a John Bun
sympathizer IN Woods county I wogld
like to see the color Of his hair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
WILL HAVE A ROCK PILE
Blackwell City Council TO Take Care
of Eugs

Blackwell. o. r, Feb 22.-At last
nights council meeting a. resolution es-
tabHshing rock pile was passed uuan-
imously. The Spoon saws: We have
too many characters in the town without
visible means Of support who give the
marshalls any amount Of trouble and it
Is proposed - put them to work. The
rock pile IS the proper thing and as so9u
the necessary arrangerneats can be made
the marshals have their eyes On several
victims who will be pressed into service
to initiate the rock pounding in Black
well
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
FOR ROBBING THE MAIL
Negro HAIL Carrier Arrested at
Guthrie

Guthrie, o. T, Feb. 22.-Man carrier
Thomas, a negro, who has been carry
ing the Tohee mail, was arrested yester-
day by the police on the charge of rob-
Ding the United States mail a few days
ago. He was turned over to Deputy
Marshal Ned Sisson and will be given a
preliminary hearing at once. It appears
that certain mail was reported rs miss
ing which was afterward found in his
possession. Besides, he was entrusted
with a sealed note in which was money
and instructed by a Tohee merchant to
pay a bill for him in this city. The bill
was never paid and the money was I'M
accounted for. Thomas is confined in
the federal Jail.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
FOR A CONVENTION HALL
Oklahoma City Is Figuring ON Big
Building

Oklahoma City, o. T, Feb PA
movement has been started to build a
convention hall The plan is to adopt
the methods used by Kansas City and
build a convention hall that will con-
tain all of the good features of the hail
lately built in Kansas City. The plan
was taken under advisement by the Com
mercial club last night, and it is ex-
pected that it viii receive favorable con-
sideration- All Of the directors We're
favorable to the project and it is prob
able that action will be taken looking
toward the construction Of such build
ing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
Favorable Reports on Indian Bills

Washington. Feb. 22--The house com
mittee on Indian affairs today ordered d
favorable report OF the following bills;
Authorizing the adjustment Of rights OF
settlers in TIE Navajo Indian reservation,
Avizora; 70 raufyp 1n agreement with
Indians Of Fort Han reservation. Idaho;
10 put in force in the Indian Territory
certain provisions Of the laws OF Arkau-
sas relating II corporations.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
Thns. PhiIhricI, Arrested.

Perry. o T. Feb. 22-Tgle Enterprise
Times says: Deputy Walton came in
from Ponca city today with Thomas
Philbrick, charged with cutting cpen a
mail bag at Tonklwa. The preliminary
VIII be held before COMMISSIONS Jones
on March - VIM. Moriorty, who IS
now in jail here. IS also charged with
being implicated in the same matter. and
viii oe turned over 70 The United States.
Br ef Business Notes From II Rene
II Reno. o. T. Feb 29-The Indians
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23

are spending thousands of dollars here
every day. The Pabst big building is
going up rapidly. DR.. A. II. Jackson,
OF Ell Reno, it is said, is soon to be made
an inspector of Indian agencies. Work
has been begun on a new steel bridge
over the North Canadian There Is
report here that the Wichita Commercial
club is going to take spin down this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
rHEY 90 Sc RrLLER COlIING

London. Feb. 22.-The Morning Posts
second edition publishes a dispatch from
Ladysmith, dated February u, which
SAYS that the bornbardment continues
with unusual persistence and activity
from Bulwana and Blauuwbank, but is
doing small damage Tine garrison IS l.
good spirits over General Roberts sue
cess and the advance OF General Butler
which is now Visible.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23
LADYslurH II AFEw DAYS

Chieveley Camp, Natal Wednesday,
Feb &.-The steady progress Of the re-
lief column is uninterrupted The Beers.
Tuesday, were forced from their last po-
sition south of the Tugela, resulting in
the evacuation of ColensO, which was
promptly re-occupied by the Dublin Fu-
siliers and Thornecroffs Horse. \ Trans
vaal flag was captured. as was hand
kerchief inscribed with General Botha 5
name This is treasured as a great
trophy The Beers heavily shelled Hang
awana T1u and Coleuso, Wednesday.
February q, and the British advanced in
fantry was subjected to a severe mus
kerry fire, but they had excellent cover
and the casualties We're few. The Beers
had the railroad running from COlenso 20
Bulwana- The British continue 10 dis
cover large quantities of ammunition
The Beers are we'll supplied with food
and a quantity of provisions was left be-
hind 1t is expected that further resist
ance viii be half-hearted and that Lady
smith will be reached in a few days.
London. Feb. 22-GeneTal Buffers ap-
parent hardness and failure 10 prevent
the Beers from slipping around 10 assist
General Crouie creates no little comment.
The relief of Ladysmith IS now taken 70
be a matter Of course, and as likely -
be announced before the end OF the week.
but il is quite within the probabilities
that severe fighting viii occur previous
il the relief. while the CetaChments 10 be
sent by General Butler 10 reinforce Lord
Roberts subsequent to the relief, are ike
Is 10 meet with strenuous resistance IN
the passes OF the Drakensberg. in which
fairly powerful burgher forces remain.
London, Feb. 22-Generai Butler re-
ports that his casualties Monday, Febru-
airy 70. We're Thoburn, OF the Royal Flu
siliers Wounded: Two officers and four
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23

Beers occupied a kopje on the south
hank. running down the river. Therefore
their force is cut IN two The Beers hold
the kopje and have one yickers- Maxim
and probably one or two other guns.
BEAUTIFUL PTRoTECHNICs
Toward evening the battery on the
south side opened, cooperating with the
battery on the north side. \ wonderful
sight followed. The shells fen with
amazing precision along the river bed. op-
posite the lager, which was shelied
thoroughly, galingeverything it contain
ed. One shell set on Ere a small am
all day. Many other wagons were set on
fire ana the glare was visible at a con-
siderable distance far into the night. The
infantry also maintained a terrible gre,
which was answered vigorously. The
scene towards nightfan was terribly
picturesque, with the blazing wagons, the
roaring artillery and the cracking rifle
fire.
THEY SLEPT SUNDAY NIGHT
Paardeberg Drift, Orange Free State,
Tuesday, Feb. al.-As night fell after the
terrific lighting. which lasted al day Sun
day, there was a sudden cessation OF IRE,
as both sides were thoroughly tired and
glad to rest. The work of collecting the
dead and wounded proceeded and the men
slept where they had fought the whole
day. The action was one Of the most fear
fully contested in the history of the war,
for the Beers were grimIy fighting for
their lives, while the British determinedly
harassed them. The mounted infantry did
good work and the Highland brigade
fought steadily and sternly. The whole
force behaved we'll.
GORDON COMPLETELY CLOSED
Sunday evening the Gordon around the
Beers was completely closed on every
side, in perfect silence. a few Beers
came into camp during the night and con-
fessed they were sick of lighting and that
General Cronie was being urged TO sur
render.
All the animal and them en- suffered
/ terribly from thirst, as 1t was impossible
to transport water. a heavy thunderstorm
in the afternoon. however, considerably
relieved their sufferinigs. Lord KitcheneI
was present with the force. General Mac
Donald was wounded in the foot. but not
severely.
General rConje's force occupies the river
bed. Our men marched splendidly to over
| take the retreaunig enemy. Deserters say
that great number Of the Beers lost
their horses Trek oxen are daily seer
wandering over the plain, and many come
| into our lines.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-23

sogK FoRSE CTS IL TWo
gseavs sz1nz sas westsFa er9sEa. tA1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03
UIdn|0S C2l|GgH1n2S
EnViadOS direCtamente
POR la ASSOCIATED PRESS"
Al"BOletin MerCantil"
NueVa York, De 3 FebrarO
:" OA"O ALAISLA CULEBRA
NueVa York, De 5 EebrerO
UN CANONERO
ALA ISLA CULEBRA

El Departamento de la Guerra
de Washington ha dado las oportu-
mas instrucciones para que zarpe un
canonero 4 la Isla Culebra fin de
investigar 81 sus costas reunen las
condolences sufcientes para esta-
blecer una estaci6n carbonera, va
que en- ell puerto de San Juan no
pueden proveerse de carbon los AGO.
razados, a causa de no tener dicho
puerto ell calado indispensable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03
SOciedai AD6ninls "LuZ BI&ctriGa"

Cumpliendo 10 prescrito en- la base
ga, Sc cita q los SelOres accionistas
para la Junta general ordinaria que Sc
celebrara ell dia 10 de Febrero pr6ximo
q la una de la tarde en- Ia oficina de la
Sociedad, calle del Presidio ndmero 8,
Marina:
En- esta Junta general ordinaria Sc
tratara de los particulares y er la for
ma lCe indican la base "a y ell artfculo
30 del Reglamento, y para resolver
sobre ampliaci6n, pr6vio aumento del
capital, venta, fusion 9 cualquier otra
medida que Sc cohsidere conveniente
en- vista de las CIRCUMSTANCES.
Puerto Rico, 10 de Enero de 1900.-
Ell Director, AnseImo Gonzalez PdGin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03
DEMASIkDO ONEROSAS

Despachos de Washington dicen
que la reforma hecha en- ell bin Pay
ne no hace extensivas q Puerto Ri
CO las leyes de Rentas Internas de
los Estados Unidos por creerse que
resultarfan demasiado onerosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03

En- ell afio tiltimo ocurrieron en- Il s
ma s.153 defunciones, cuyo nGnero
compOne del modO siguiente en-
5.853, espanoles 1 704, americanOs :,
chinos 16S, mejicanos %, puertorriquefios
"A, ingleses 13, franceses IL, italianos II,
aIemanes 4, OtrOs pafses 21 y desconocidos
1O1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03
la CONSTITUTION
De LOS ESTAD0S UMID0S

La mayorfa de los miembros que
compo1en ell Comite Ways and
Means sostiene que los terminos de
la Constitution de los Estados Uni
dos son exclusives a los Estados
que forman la Union Federal Y que,
como consecuencia, no pueden ex-
tenderse a otios paises.
Nueva York, Febrero 4
Harina de Trigo "Tum-
badora", a",..---.. 5 $50
AzGcar moscabado.. -. $4
Az1car remolacha.. -. S 2.S9 3T4
Cambios sobre Londres S 4.84 la
Los cablegramas que preceden son
pIopiedad del BOLErIN MERCATINL, Y
.pueden leproducirse en- .cualquier for
ma, abonando & la Empresa 80 pesos
ORC, por cada uno aque Sc utilize.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03

La coraza de dicho buque es de IL pulga-
das. iguai en- las torres, y en- cubierta 3
pulgadas. Su artilleria est$ compuesta de
2 ca1Ones de IL pulgadas, de 6 pulgadas,
IL de libras, de l libra, 2 sistema Ga
tling tubos lanza-tOrpedos. La tripula-
ci6n consta de $50 hombres al mando del
comandante capitan w. G. ellison, quien,
segdn dijimos q los lectores en- ell n6mero
precedente, relev6, pocos dias ha, al de
igual categOrfa Mr. @. d. Sigsbee.
MONOGRAMAS de gonna, con frasco
de tinta indeeble por 70 centavos, moneda
provincial, en- ell "Boletin Mercantile. D..
Noticias de Santo Domingo recibidas por
GEL Nuevo Pais", de la Habana, Sc cree
que sera nombrado Inspector General de
instruction p1blica de la Rep1blica de San
to Domingo, don Eugenio M. de Hostos.
En- ell vapor correO "Catalunan ha embar-
cado hoy para Espala, nuestro respectable
amigo don Juau Perpina y Pibernat que de-
sempefo alg1n tempo ell Obispado de esta
Di6cesis, 'dando gallardas pruebas de talento
y virtudes cristianas.
Parte de la columna del general Schwan
derrot6 ell 25 de EnerO 800 rebeldeS filipi-
nos cerca del pueblo de San Pablo, hacien
doles SO muertoS gran n1mero de heridoS.
Las tropas federaleS tuvieron un muerto y
Ia heridOs.
Aver sali6 para Coamo, conduciendo los
haberes correspondence las clases guar
dias de la Policia insular del Ser. distrito, ell
Captain don Jose Urrutia.
Ell l6ues pr6ximo Sc veran en- juicio oral,
ante ell Tribunal de Distrito de esta Capital,
las cauSas que prOcedentes del Juzgado de
San Francisco sc Siguen contra Rosa Vile
gas, por lesiones; Guadalupe Santana, por
igual delito Juan Rivera, por rapto.
Cecil Rhodes los miembroS que forman
la companfa de millonarios sud-africanos,
"Chartered Car, han sOlicitado Obtenido
pensas tropas irreguIares. Ell Departamen-
to de la guerra de LOndres ha designado
para mandar dichas fuerzas al general Ca
rrington que ell dia "a de Enero Sc encon-
traba mandando ell distrito militar de Bel
fast.
La Orden general nGmero 16 del Quartet
General, enmienda la 6rden n1mero SO del
aflo pasado, en- ell sentido siguiente:
" A fin de reducir los gastos de las escue
las conseguir que estas den la mayor uti-
lidad possible, dicha Junta Sc compondra de
nueve mlembros, en- San Juan en-
otras ciudades de la ISla.
Sc elegira un Presidente y cada ano de-
bera la Junta reunirSe VeceS, ademas de
las que juzgue RecesariaS ell Comit6 Ejecu-
two.
La SaIa quedara dividida en- Districts su-
jetos la inspection de las personas que Sc
nOmbraren.
Dichas personals debera1 conocer ell espa-
mol y ell ngleS."
Sc encuentran en- Ponce, en- asuntOs re-
lacionadCs con la estancia ALI de la Corte
Provisional, los abogadOS senOres Dexter y
Mott.
Pasado mailana Sc verifcaran las elec1
ciOntS en- Ciales.
La prensa de la Habana dice que ell can
didato mas SECURE para ell Cargo de Fiscal
del Tribunal Supreme eS don Manuel j.
Manduley, ex-MagiStradO de la Audiencia
de Santiago de Cuba.
TApcCTAc pncTAIEc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03
POR 6 S

En- ell establecimientO del g Boletin - or
pesos Sc cOnstruyen los siguientes selloS
de gonna superiores: sello cOmerciGL de
Cualquier forms; l id pGgueSe d Ia Orden,
etc; id dMplicGdO; id pGgGdO; id re-
cibinOs id GceptGnOS; cualquier OtrO
en- eSe estilo, con su almOhadilla inagotable.
TOdo por $6 moneda provincial d.
En- ell Vap0r "Cataluna" han llegado pro-
cedentes de la Habana, los sefiores siguien-
ties Juan Diaz, Victoria Sebas, Victoria
Diaz, G.. NJ. Cabrera, b. Gebhardtt, Char
les Renor, Maria A. Perez, f. G. Brigham,
J. NJ. Thayer, j. COpelant, Joaquin Mea-
ma, Ramon Romano, PetrOna Reyes, Pas
tor Flores, Elena SOsa, Micaela, Miguel,
Domingo, Conception, Nicolas, Mercedes
Consuelo Flores, Jose ROsadO, Luis Vaz-
quez, Dolores Garcia Eduardo Trujillo, Ju-
liam Romano, Jose Arduna, Samuel Huight,
Lorenzo Hassell, Cancio Rodriguez, Narci-
50 Ortiz, Jose MOntanez, Justine Vega.
C0ntestandO una pregunta, ha dichO ell
ministrO de Hacienda, senOr Villaverde, en-
el SenadO, que ell gObiernO espanol ha sidO
ell que ha tornado la iniciativa, en- 10 relative
La rerOvaci0n del tratado de paz amistad
con los Estados Unidos, y que todavfa no
han empezad0 las neg0ciaciones para cele-
brar un tratado de comerciO con dicha ma
ci6n. Anadi6 el senior Villayerde, qne en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03

El distinguido ecOnomista frances Mr.. A.
M. Blum, autor de un libro referente & la
situacf6n economies y financiera de Espafla,
durante su reciente estancia en- Madrid, Sc
ha expresado, ocupandose de aquel asunto,
en- estos terminos
.'CreO puedo afrmar categ6ricamente,
que en- la actualidad Espafia necesita una
polftiea economical y financiera de amplios
vuelos, no una serie de refOrmas econo-
mfas menudas. Debe, ante tOdo, despu6s
de sus deSastres ! perdidas, cOnsolida rsu
situaci6n financiera, liquidar sus deudas y
unifcarlas.
Esa polftica financiera ha de parecerse
la de Francia despues de 1870, y atender
principalmente las obras p1blicas, canales,
ferrocarriles, etc., despertando la actividad
de los industriales y capitalistas espanOles."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03
s2.5OO.OOO

Sc cree que con dicha reforma Sc
obtendra una renta anual de
$2.500.000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03
TARGETAS p0STALES

Con preciOsas vistaS del Moro, Ia Marina
vista general de San Juan y otras vistas de
Catano, vista general de Aguadilla, vista
general de Mayaguez, Aduana de Maya
guez, Plaza de Mayaguez, boca del rio va
gIez y vista de HOrmigueros.
De yenta en- ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL,
al preciO de 5 centavOs una y pesos ell 100.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-03
JOSE RAMON FERNANDEZ SAVAGE
AVOCADO AMERICANA

BGRcO Territorial - Gale de TetWGn
Sc habla Ingles y ESpanOl. Tlene CO.
en- los Estados UnidOs y en-
Cuba. 800