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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27

CABOTAjE
Ivo Bosch pendiente
Carmen pendiente
Isabella pendiente
Mayaguezana Aguadilla y Mayagues
Coraz6n de Maria Mayaguez Y Ponce
Pr0videncia Fajard0
Dolores Humacao Naguabo
Borinquen pendiente
Maria Artau Vieques
Carmelita pendiente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27
CAMB1O3

Sobre Lvndres SAITH S&49O ror
GsIv
New York. 8 3l8aa p.2P
Paris ........-S2a 8 81 p. . d
!" M Madrid
Barcelona a.--...s 264 ps D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27

Ha fallecido en- Aibonito la profesora de
instruction seEora dofla Francisca Buscall.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27
ENTRADA7 DE CABoTAJR
Ninguna

sALIDAs pB TRAvEsl a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27

Ell Casino Espafol de Arecibo celebr6 e
dia 20 un bale de contianza que resnlt6 mu.
animado J concurrido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27

Don Bartolo Esteva ha sido nombrado
Collector de rentas internas de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27

Sc ha dado conocimiento al Jusgado dt
Catedral de haber sido detenido en- ell depo
slto municipal ell individuo Francisco Vac
quez, por disparo de arma de tuego .contra
Luis Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27

The Education of the King
Alphonse XIII
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27

Good Impression on Havana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27

OPBRAoIoNEs DB BUoUEs Nm PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27

San Juan, P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-27

AVISO
Sc alquilan los altos de la casa de NAM
posterfa, r6mero IL, Gale de Infanta Lui
sa. Marina. Tiene aqua del acueducto, ba
nos inodoroS la moderna.
Para informeS,
BERNARDO FERNANDEZ,
Cd Marina.
Ell bale celebrado anteanoche por ell Ca
sino de Caguas qued6 muy concurrido
animado.
La ansmaci6n dur6 hasta las 3 de la ma
drugada, bora en- que termin6 la fiesta.
La Corte de D:strito de la ciudad del Sur
tiene sefialada para ell dia de mafana. la
vista en- juicio oral, de la causa seguida
contra Jose Rivera Molina, por rcbo.
Acompafiado Do su familia regreso aver
dc los baflos de Coamo ii Secretsri0 de Es
tado Mr. William I'll. Hu3t.
Ha sido detenido en- Ponce ell individu0
Pablo Alicea, por abusos deshonestos.
REVOCACION DE PODER
Por escritura ante ell Notario don Maria
no Riera Palmer Gueda ievocado el poder
general que tenfa conferido los sefloIes don
Francisco A. Orsni don Olegario Lecum
berri, quedando muy satisfecho de sus ges
tiones como tales apoderados dejsndoles
en- Su buena fama y reputacl0n. .-Mayaguez
13 de Diciembre de 1900. - LUIS M.
OUYAR. 81
Ha dado un concierto en- ol teatro "Al
bisui, de la Habana, ell violinista Brindis
de Salas, acompanado de su comprofesor
don Nj. Gonzalez Gomez.
El sefior Brindis ejecut0, entire grandeS
aplausos, la gran fantasia de "Otello" ell
"Fausto", de Wieniussky. :
Hoy ha debido celebrarse en- Ponce Q,
juicio oral de la causa instruids contra
Anastasio Martinez y otros, por robo.
Ell Casino Espafol de Arecibo celebro ell
dia 20 un baile de contianza que resnlto muy
animado y concurrido.
Sc ha dado conocimiento al Jusgado de
Catedral de haber sido detenido On el depo
sito municipal ell individuo Francisco Vac
quez, por dlsparo de arma de tuego contra
Luis Colon.
Don Bartolo Esteva ha sido nombrado
Collector de rentas internas de Ponce.
EN- Ell ESTABLE EClMlfNT0 del "Boletin
Mercantiln SO hallsn la venta ejemplares
del follsto s'L Arbitraje Force"
Han contraido ~matrimonio en- ArecibO
don Saturnino Alameda y la se1orita Gre.
goria Ruiz
Ell dia % del actual Sc inscrIbieron en- ell
Registro Civil de la ciudad del Sur las de
funclones de ALdres Rivera, Higiuio Eche.
varfa, Lorenzo Pacheco, Jnana Lopez, Fe-
ncita Maldonadc, Maximlliano Vega Ma
tide Escobosa.
Ha fallecido en- Maysgdez, don Carlos j.
Monagas.
La Corte de Justicia de esta ciuda1 la
suspendido la celebration de juicios orales
hasta ell dia 3 del pr6ximo mes de Enero.
En- ell Registro Civil de Arecibo SO han
inscripto durante la piimera quincena del
presente mes 30 nacimientos J 43 defun-
clones.
P0a SIS
En- el establecimiento del " Boletin OF
5 pesos Sc construyen los sigulentes sellos
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Roth Sides Obstinate.

Scranton, Pa, Special.-Upon ono
point, at least, both miners and opera
tors agreed. Both sides of the great
strike gave out a story to the effect
that it looked as if the strike would
1e prolonged. The operators, a num-
Der of them, submitted to interviews
declaring that they had gone as far as
they could and would concede nothing
more. The men declared that they
adhered to the resolutions passed by
their convention and would not think
of returning to work unless the opera
tors yielded the point.
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Our iron and steel makers now lead
the world in their output; they are the
dominating factors in the worlds iron
and steel trade, and it can almost be
said that no great iron bride is built
and no railroad laid anywhere on the
face OF the earth but what America
sets the price. We have conquered the
world in iron and steel, though our ad-
yantages for that industry, as compar-
ed with the advantages of other coun-
tries are not as great as are our ad-
vantages for supremacy in cotton man.
ufacturing. What they have done may
we'll 'bs, an inspiration to our textile
leaders. rThe world is our market, and
unless our fetton manufacturers go in
and possess 1t they will be forced tp
admit that they are not equal in daring
genius and broad leadership to the
giants who have made America the
supreme power in the worlds iron and
steel interests.
The South proposes to do its share;
though it has scarcely laid the founda-
tion for its work, it boldly enters the
field for its share n the wcr.- trade.
The South has watched with wonder,
with admiration, perhaps, sometimes
with jealousy, the virill1y, the energy
which have enabled New England's
people on the artificial foundation of
imported cotton, imported coal, i'm
ported pig iron and imported food
stuffs to rear such a marvellous struc-
ture Of industry, to create such vast
wealth, and with it's wealth to build
such magnificent churches and endow
such splendid seats Of learning; and
while giving all honor to the men who
have done this, it bids them enter
friendly rivalry where there is room
enough for all for the broadest possible
expansion OF Americas textile in
terests-a rivalry which should be free
from all sectional bitterness, and in
which 1t should be remembered that as
our country practically holds mo-
nopoly of the worlds cotton crop,
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Teleprapphic Briefs.

A report that Prince Hohenlohe has
resigned the post of Imperial Chan
sellor of Germany is given credence IN
Berlin.
President Kruger, it is said, will
land at Marseilles.
The president of the British Chart
cred Bank Of India, Australia and
China. at a meeting of the bank In Lon
don. expressed pleasure that America
had taken possession OF the Philip
pines.
The Chinese Minister at London
saws peace negotiations have begun In
Pekin. but the news is discounted In
official circles.
Severe earthquake shocks occurred
at Kodiak, Alaska, on October g. ana
one life was lost
The order Of Railway Telegraphers
at St. Louis, Mo-. has elected M. NJ.
Dolphin president.
The steamer Humbolt has arrived
AZ Seattle. Wash, with $70O, 900 in gold
ard 200 passengers from Alaska.
Hon. Adlai E. Stevenson was receiv-
cd with great enthusiasm on his trip
through Delaware.
President Hammer OF the Interna-
tional Coopers' Unionopposes dropping
internal revenue stamps from one
eigth and oue-sixth beer and ale bar
rels because it would throw many men
out of work.
There are 5000 members Of the Or
der of Railway Telegraphers.
New York Board of Trade and Trans
portation has declared against the war
stamp tax.
For successfully defending his car
and killing train robber, Express
Me: senger C. E. Baxter. Of st. Louis,
Mo-, has been given $1,000 by the Ad-
ans Express Company.
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labor WORLD.

There are ooc0 members Of The Order
of Railway Teleg"aphers.
Curb set5ors and cutters went on
strike at Schenectady, y. Y, for So per
day.
About 5000 Thames lightermen
struck at London, considerably dislo-
eating trade.
ReaGing. Penn. letter carriers cx-
pect to have their salaries increased
$50 4 year.
All the electric plants at TeTre
Haute Ind. were lied up by strike
few days ago.
The Chicag0 building contractors
have agreed not TO oppose the folma-
ton Of 4 new central LABOR body.
The strike of the wood-worIers.
mills in Denver. Col. has been settled
and work has been resumed.
One hundred railroad laborers taken
from New York City to New London,
Conn. refused to work when they
Were told 10 take the place Of strikers.
ue ItllltlA Wv bt4S at
England. do not like the eight-hour
day. but tha miners are sOlidly or
ganized and the system seems To wcrk
well for al concerned.
The Hack Drivers Union in Detroit
posts bills in neighborhOods where
deaths occur. warning the people
against patronizinS undertakers who
hire nol-union carriages.
Hundreds of the cotton mill opera
tives in Lancashire. England. are emf
grating TO Canada. Russia. Portugal,
Japan and Mexico. where high wages
are offered TO men and women skilled
in the industry.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has suspended its order allowing all
/ employees coal for their own use ut
cost of mining and transportation.
The company cannot get sufficient coal
for its own use and it was necessary
to suspend the deliveries to employees.
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Chiefs of Black Flags Leave Canton.

Paris, BY Cable.-A trustworthy Ca
BILE dispatch from Shanghai says that
Gen. Lin, the chief OF the, Black Flags,
has left Canton at the head l.of a consid-
cradle force. and that he, will traverse
the province of Hu Nan. try; to.crosa
the Yang Use at QUA land then, ira
versing the province Of 'Ho-Nan,S join
the empress at Slan-Fu, capital Of the
province Of Shen-Si, for the purpose
OF acting as her body guard
The dispatch adds that It IS believed
the dowager empress will arrive at
Slan-Fu about Oct. 2est9.s
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what manner Of man he is nor how he
can sleep in peace or enjoy and digest
his daily food.
Bat We viii get even next month
and then you will hear howl. Good
gracious, What CONSERVATION
what weeping and wailing and gnaSh-
ing Of teeth-Bryan and Stevenson!
Both names erd with big n and that
combination has never failed yet.
Well. I am working on that book
now. and my frienGs are sending tie
names CT their favorite poems from all
over the south. 1t is already interest
ing and curious to note the ones that
are most popular. shall publish a
list of them before lorg n the order IN
which they stand.
And now about that scrintural eui-
gma. | have received several letters
abort it, and but one correct answer
and so | will have to give the solution
IS sent BY the Mississippi girls:
"You have heard, no doubt, the oft-told
tale
OF Prophet Jonah and the whale.
His living soul was kept within
Till he repented of his sin.
When the whale dies its oil wives
light
Dispelling darkness from the night
Bill Arp in Atlanta Constitution
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No Respose to Notices.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, !Special.-The Le-
high Valley and few other coal COM
panies in the Wyoming valley posted
notices at their collieries in which
they invite their old employees to re-
turn to work at 10 per cent. increase
in wages, the same to hold good until
April /, 1901. Few of the strikers
went near the collieries to read the no
tices, the newspapers furnishing them
all the information desired. Up TO
noon none of the companies posting
the notices had received any appli-
cants for work.
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The criminal statistics Of the Do
minion of Canada for the year ending
September 80, 1899, show that twenty
five persons were charged with muir.
der during the period covered by the
report. These cases resulted as fol-
lows: Eleven convictions, all follow
ed by the infliction of the death pen.
atty, nine acquittals, three prisoners
detained as insane and two cases in
which the prosecutions are still pend
ing. The proportion OF murder cases
in the United States is so much larger
as to justify the Canadian newspapers
in congratulating themselves on the
comparative freedom of their country
from crimes of .'iolcnce. The Ottawa
Journal attributes the difference
largely to the lax laws and the lax
administration of the law in the Uni
ted States. In Canada we are told,
there are practically no delays. There
is no appeal 20 a second court. No
stop is possible except by the action Of
the Minister of Justice. which is rare
and 10 which the majority of Cana
dams strenuouSly object under any
circumstances. OF twenty-five ac-
cuSed murderers in Canada last year,
eleven We're hanged, or nearly one in
two. OF the 1910 accused murderers
in the United States in partly the cor
responding year. 109 were executed OF
one in seyenty-oEe,'
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THE REMEDY.

Col. bryan outlined his remedy fo'
trusts, which was to put on the free
list every trust-made article. and to re-
quire trust corporations to take out
license and under strict security IN
all other States than those in which
they were organized. He expressed
conviction that we are approaching
period of industrial despotism, where
a few men will control each gr;a:
branch Of industry, when every peis,n
who finished products will buy at
trust price, and where every man wAo
works for wages will work for the
wages fixed by the trust. Such a con-
dition as this meant, he said, serfdom
for the people for a government OF the
people, by the people and for the peo.
pie was impossible uroer the reign OF
the trust.
Dwelling upon his remedy for trusts
he said he would squeeze the water out
of the stock. There would be a flood
for while" he declared. "but there
will be honest corporations after
wards"
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Spain is managing to keep out OF IN
ternational discussion with all the per
sistent discretion Of government
that has had trouble enough.
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trust than he does telling you how to
hurt the bad Cnes.' In the same COZ
nection he referred to the position OF
Governor Roosevelt and Senator Hanna
on tie subject CT trusts ard reference
in both instances met with groans and
hisscs. "Mr Hanna says there are
no trusts" Col. Bryan went on. Are
YOU going to send a man cut to huns
the trusts who knows where every
trust treasurer is, but says there are no
trusts?" In response to this last inter-
rogation a voice from the audience re-
sponded: I'VE will send you" Col.
Bryan again quoted from President
McKinleys inaugural address on the
subject Of trusts ard charged that the
President had neither enforced the ex-
listing antitrust laws nor recommend
ed new ones. His Attorney Ge-eral. he
said. draws his salary and permits the
trusts to go on and oppresS the people.
Col. Bryan referred TO TIE ice trust,
declaring that apparently this was the
only trust of which Republicans had
any knowledge IF any Republican
tells you" he said, that the ice trust
Is hurting the people you tell them
that YOU have so much confidence in
the Republican Governor that YOU
know that he would not be out West
making speeches if the people were
suffering from the ice trust" This -a.
mark was received with cheers.
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INVEST safely: As per cent. interest na,S.
let your money work for you: buy rr-
tihcate now; payments made every flftee,
days; satisfied clients in all sections Of
the country; write for particulars G
f. Mackey & Co, Sc broadway. New
York
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The folloping deeds we're filed FOR record in the
county auditors office yesterdsf.
Lester Turner 70 Eliza ]. Phillips u q lot 70.
Block u. Lincoln POntiJs' sdd. 80
W. c. Alexander and vile. Mar r.. - Emily
=. stuftevsnt. lot II. block g. WaHa WsilA add.
Moses l. Nstties 10 Helen T. Nettlas. % feet
81 lot and 70 feet q lot ?. block . and NJ q
lot 10. block e. Edes & Knights add. 500
shsrif 70 Joseph " Bann. lot y, block 2 OAK
iapd add. ss53.32
Sheriff 10 Ferdinand Antbony, lot 2, block b,
Jackson Street add. S9i52
y @. Sanders and wife. sarah Ellen, 70 fasaiae
Lake Land Co. land IN ! and s. ~ = u. .,
and in snohenish county hoo
r g. Sanders ard wife. sarah Elen. - Paradise
Lake Land Co. timber IN land in s. ~ ~ n, r
.. aud m snohoinish county. 40o.
Dora n Rsnbe ind snd n cSrx q the ee'ate ot
Otto RANK, dereAsed. 70 Mar l. Macdonald. lots
7 and a. block ~ ydes A KNIGHT ,dd. N9T5.
samuel g Han 10 Hannah Prentice, lets Il, u.
10 " 70 a. hiocf q, River psrt. 1000.
Clara = pobhett and hushani. Legis e 70 WI
is y Hamilton, lot s. block 2 Boston Heights snpl
George y Gixn ard wife. Florence e 70 W.
p. Tuthsy. lot 2'Mock p, w. y. Bells Fifth add.
William IT, Armstrong a. receiver ~ West e.
Co, 10 Wiuian u. Allison. tract ~ lard on Vine
street near LAKE Union. and personal property con
sisting II brewery. horser wagons. machinery ETC.
tDlD.
Lou. H. Parsons and wife. MAY. to Henry J
ynndierv Iess II ard IL block 10 and lots II and
u. hioot n. AirreJy's Esfst. add 500
New Hsmpshire Ranking Co. 10 Harry GHndersOn,
part ~ lot /. hloek J. syndicate add, N.i1.
Fannie r. Br1snt and husband, William j. 70
Charles v. BRYANT ct ST., lot }. hocs 3, u. r. Den
mss Home add. 500.
rorydon " whi,ilesfy ard wife. Maria L., 10
James u Mcnerro't. lots ami 10. block 1. Rem
tons add si.f0.
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POsT-INTELI.iGE<C WANT AID.
AGENCIES.

The Pos, intelligence has established hrenrh agsr
cies where classified al will be- received
until 10 . m. each day The rates charged ~ tho
u~rccf basne@s onrr Cash ads only viii he taken
st branch agencies Following Is the liz, Of agencies
Norkc Bnrrington's drug store.
Second avenue and pike.
broadway Pharmacy. \, ", Fisher,
broadway sad James.
R~atop MN PHARMACY. Madison
street ana Fiftereth aveaae.
Waiis Waiis Pharmacy, Twenty
Mrst and East Jefferson.
Frerbors's Pharmacy. ninth ave-
nue. south aud Jackson.
shirti~U's Drug store. Twenty
third av~nue south aud Jackson.
schmits' DRUG store. IO22 Howell,
corner Boren.
North seRttir Pharmacy, Battery
and First avenue.
A. q. Gays Pharmacy. Denny way
aad ftfth nvGauc north.
y. u. tostiHan's Pharmacy, Qauen
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Prcston's Pharmacy, Ballard ave-
nuc.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company. Lake
street aud Ewing avenue.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.


" WANTED Rough carpenters and cook
for Alaska. Al pay free pass up and
back. Cape Nome steward. SIS, lumber
grader and marker, $50. camp black
smith. s. 80. CUTOFF sawyer, 81. 80. knot
saWyers. &C. packers. &c. contract Ia
slash and burn land near city. mill car
pentcfs. tremsn. piRnCr feeders. tally
men, stickermau. cdEermau. dugser and
lahorer-. y To- s. day; hotel housemau
and pnntrNman. man ana wife AZ min
ON wages or 20 run the kitchen, hook
tender. s., fallers. s.: buckcrs and bark
crs, s. So gravel washer. $75 clear. citS
tcamstcrs and lahorers s. has hands.
81 % clear, hrtckyard help. g. % to SO.
wood and bolt cutters, 81 ~ and 81 . per
cord or 8 20 day, can washers, mltk RS
and farmers, $50 clear. cOOpers pianer
man. s., walters Your choice at
Cranes, los Washington street
CHANNEL. machine rutuer tor ALASKA.
So and BOARD, teams. S. day coal nin
trs. i5c err, pillar men s. Is day. uut-
side mine laharcrs s. %. men 20 trU X
wheat. .0c hulr. ~ cltV mill men, a. -.
horse ,cam-far 81 H. steamboat stow
ard. $50, cut ~ tmwyvr 80, alt round
Wopttamen, s. a. rttCNCt setter. 81. %.
small mill. HArr.REtmeE s.. Telephone.
pole pcclers 81 - and board. Hu.t.t
mon y z, free pass mill iRb5rers e.
board 81 bolt cutters 81 2l cord tA~H
awc. vegetable man y. dtEhwasNa-s ~
farm hands. 81 and board dlshwash-
ers. So. board and ~ ~ W4'tr.a~.'s
s. n. restaurant cook Sln w.ak. .a,te ~
road men 81 ava bolrN People tm.
plu} mont ohlVc. Post ai. 4 l'-lri l.A.-t.
Main to-,
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE travelling agents are
A. Mcclellan o. y LOOMS and Blanchard City
collectors are II. T Ha~ieY. Johu y shefhan, ! A.
f;oodfeTiow. A. II Minis and Robert Akin Post
masters everywhere are cur agents Pay money only
20 thsss aud 20 resident agents in the various
tities and towns u the Northwest.
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WANT ADS.

Advertisements under any
heading In classified columns.
IL n word each inserttoni mi In
smum charge. g5c. classified
advertisements running one
month without change Of copy.
~ 80 per line fseven words
count 20 tineb. On three
months order. si.35 per line
per MONTH on siS months rr-
der. st.20 per line per month,
on yearly order, - per line
per month.
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$5,000 secures substantial interest perma-
nent. legitimate manufacturing husi-
ness; contracts worth $3.50 monthly: alb
solutely no risks. V s, care Post-Intelli.
genCer.
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LODGE NOTICES.
ROYAL Arch MAsuns Attention Seattle
Chapter No. * 3 NJ meets this
Saturday evening Hf 3p clock roy B
al arch degree \ ~ Hawkins, a. = .
y > reiersnn s.crutstE.
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We are Offering unprecedented induce
ments to parties wishing To engage
the hare business.
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FOR sALE-BEI.GIAN HAREs.

PACIFIC BELGIAN HARE co.
Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle.
BREEDERS AND IMPORTERS
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socIErN NOTICES

NEW oprrire. dancing Glasses NerJay
and FRIDAY EVENING". az ~ ti frut
Wilson dancing school. Eanke h4N
PIKE street and ttrh avenue. private
lessons dAlit.
GRAND hall ,N,fi Fe}oWs hail 11lS FIRST
avenue. saturday evening July gents
~ ladies fIre
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DEBTS and wages collected anywhere.
Collector. 81 Boston block