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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26
To-Day's Weather.
Fair. with slight change in temperature
river Ri.lto nr.r,t,.,.

The Quincy arrived yesterday evening from
trip Of freight. The boat compieted Aa the rouns
trip to st. Paul in little less than seven days.
The Sidney will reach St. Louis Tomorrow
morning from Burlington and will receive to clear
for Keokuk in the afternoon at O'Clock.
The City Of Memphis is due from the Ten
on the trip to %a,erioo As Monday af.e1n noo
The Peters Lee came up from Memphis yes.
wheat and iss packages Of sundries. and Cleared
on the downstream trip yesterday afternoon with
fre kSHe passenger N'' anu iA'f patronage OF
The Chester departed for Cape Girardeau yes
terday afternoon with good patronage Of freight
VT, The Cape G,rasassu Is due to.d.y from Com.
in aas x for the
The Columbia left port yesterday afternoon
for sS Il i1.ss, with
The Bald Eagle is due from the Illinois River
to.niEht and viii receive to clear for Peoria and
O'clock e
he City Of s. 1Gq,: which brought in Il
is laid up for repairs.
Tho India Givens departed yesterday for Har-
fisenv h Land DIM for, for cargo Of %nsat the
been in the trade between St. Louis and Harri-
and o & sIs q
trip on II. lG Msss.Dpi valley ass
Voits. Who has been sick. returned to St. Louis
yesterday. The Harvester brought in three
, DdiBeb Ok luHpcT.
PILOTS report that some difficulty Is being
experienced IN passing through the channel near
Ste. Genevieye Bend The water II Q little more
than six feet deep at that point.
Captain Long. master OF the Harvester, yes
spp sns Ohio ter p ,ss Of the
Tho Jack Frost which had been aground or
| the bar at Goose Island for forty hours, was
! pulled into deep water tuesday night and pro-
| ceeded with its tow Of logs
Tho Russell Lord yesterday departed for Pa
| ducah. where tho boat will undergo repairs
Captain Isaac p Lusk. whose appointment ~
| agent of the Leo Line steamers was announced
yesterday. will assume the duties OF. his new
position August /. After that date the 1ee
| Line boats will land at the wharfboat of the
! Diamond 10 Line, OF which Captain Lusk Is alsc
agent Captain John E. Massengale. who hal
| been Joint agent Of the Lee Line and st. Louis
| and Tennessee River Packet Company. said yes
| terday that he will continue representative o.
| the latter line. and that the change Of agent.
| was due to the fact that the Tennessee Rive
I people found II improbable to continue theil
| contract with the Lee Line.
I Captain Dennis Connor. formerly master Of
the Peters Lee. has been made superintendent o.
| coming effective August !. Captain C3nnor,.
| Ed Postal
Mrs Maggie Adkins. wife Of Leo Adkins
| clerk of the Columbia. yesterday departed on
| round trip with her husband Mrs Adkins VII
| return on the Columbia Saturday morning
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26
cHINAMAN WRITES POEM.
Verses to Landlord Explain His
Mysterious Disappearance.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
wilkesbarre. Pa. July 25.-The mystery
of the disappearance OF Sam Lee, the
Chinese laundryran Of Plymouth, who has
been missing since last Monday. was cleared
to-day III novel manner. He has run
away because he was heavily in debt.
This evening Joseph Harris. the owner OF
the laundry building to whom Sam owed
$50 rent. received letter containing the
key and the following pathetic verses:
Il gOee quick
Just like smoke.
Have no friends
Because Tn broke.
Lots of work
No muchee pay;
Sick of washee,
Must go away.
Here is key,
Rent no got;
Trouble trouble
Have muchee lot"
Sans debts amount to about $50. and
among the chief creditors is Sam Wah.. a
fellow-laundryman, who had loaned the
missing man $50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE. {
Large Attendance at the Annual
Convention in Chicago.

Chicago, July 25.-What Is claimed to be
the biggest convention ever held by the Bar.
tist Young Peoples Union began 1T the
Coliseum here to-day. It was estimated
that 1900 delegates and visitors were pre-
emf, and 1t was predicted that by to-moe.
row nearly half as many more would b
present T5i.iS
Addresses Of welcome and congratulation
were made by Francis w. Parker in behalf
of the citizens of Chicago; Louis A. Crit
tenden in behalf Of the young people, and TIE
Reverend John L. jackson in behalf Of The
churches. The Reverend H. F. Stilwell Of
st. Paul, Mimi. responded for the visitors.
The report Of the Board Of Managers
showed that while the union had decreaSed
is debts by $500 during the past year IA
900 remained on the wrong side Of the I'D.
ger still. A proposition to raise 10000 duys
ing the present convention met with ~
plause.
Tonight after the presentation Of bannan
the president, John A. Chapman, deltvGH1
his address.
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HOT WEATHER
MARKET FOR STOCKS.
UNITED RAILWAYS SHARES
THE ONE STRONG FEATURE.
Bank Of Commerce in Demand, Sell.
ing Well, but Lower
in Price.

Yesterday there was experienced a hot.
weather market. hot-weather prices pre-
vailed in q number OF cases. and lower VAL
mes went on record at the close in most in
stances. Tho one strong feature OF the stu
alton was railways, and they led in
strength and activity from the opening to
the close. There was good demand, ard
especially for United preferred. which sold
to tho amount OF 40 shares at So nearly
all going into tie hands OF q well-known
broker, who for the past week has bought
largo blocks OF preferred and Transit stock
The market was strong and the price paid
n point higher than the day before, and the
close was right up around the top, at 1915
bid and $50 asked. No sales were made in
Transit stock, though bids were u point
higher at $27, sellers asking $Z.z5. The
bonds were also very quiet. but steady and
Only two bank stocks were mentioned
yesterday. namely. National Bank of Com
merce and State National. The first was
decidedly weak, but after the market had
been cleaned OF the few shares on sale,
$cSS.50 and again at $2Ss. there was a rally
on free bidding. and the close was at $3.50.
with no stock offered. State National vas
offered at Sl7s.5o. but there were no bids.
Tho market was a dead one as far as
trust stocks were concerned There were
selling offers enough, and in many instances
they were at lower prices. but the only bid
made during the session was for new Lin
coin, which had q seller at $232.50 and a
buyer at SEQ.
Missouri-Edisons showed = touch Of
weakness yesterday, but St Louis and Sub
urban stock was in demand and strong at
SA bid and none offered. Breweries were
also stronger, the N.90 IS beng quoted
salable ut S94.15 ana S95.25 asked, and the
500 IS at So bid and none offered.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26

The Banks.

New York. July s5.Money on call steady at
paper 4Is6i5 per cent. Sterling exchange easier.
with actual business business IN bankers bills at sis1
days: posted rates 81 ssd4 ssls; commercial bills
H.sIh. Mexican dollars 46kc. Government bonds
steady. State bonds Inactive. Railroad bonds
Irregular Exchanges s22l.oo.cs4; balances s9.sls.
zee.
2l2 2n: balances s., 15s.072. Money 4q4k.
Baltimore. Nd. July 2S-Clearings $3.50, SOB:
Balances s342, $50 Money per cent
Chicago July 25.-C1earings 323 $50 sss; balances
81. 2ls.3s0 Posted exchange A.sS4i. ssh. New York
exchange CSC discount
Boston. July 2s.-clearinss s1s.H7.1i5; balances
$1s31,736.
New York exchange par. Money sM per cent.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26

FELL FROM A scAFToLD-By the sud
den breaking Of scaf1old, three negro
building at Ninth and Wash streets. fell
fifteen feet Yesterday afternoon and were
seriously Injured. The men were Edward
nue.; James Walker of No. 1914 Lucas ave-
nue., and James Rich Of No. 81 South Ewing
avenue. All were taken to the City Hos
pital.
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Swiss checks 5.17Ma5 17,sa1-1s; 60 days 5eo9
Lie.
Belgian checks 5.17.sa1-16; 60 days 5.2od1-1s
Bankers reichsmarks. cables. So 9-l6; checks
9s .-!e: 60 days %.
Con mercal checks 90 SIS: 60 days "a 1916; 90
days 81 9-l6.
Bs I kers' Dutch suilders. checks 20 5-1s; 60
days 20 1-16Gis.
Commercial, checks <oi; 60 days 40.
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FOREIGN FINANCE.
Fra me

Paris July 2.-Prices on the Bourse to-day
opened weak Toward noon there was all
round recovery. continuing until the close. In
ternationals were irregular and rentes and Itaii-
ans were fairly firm Spanish As were calm. Bra
ziians and Turks reacted strongly. but the for
mer partly recovered Industrals closed firm. Rio
T!ntos improved. owing to large repurchases.
Kafflrs benefited and there were a few pur-
chases. Three per cent rentes 1OOf 621hc for the
account. Exchange on London 25f lsc for checks.
Spanish Is closed 7O.s7h. The weekly statement
of the Bank of France shows the following
chanses Notes in circulation. decreased Sc. $685.
000t: treasury accounts current increased 1926,
000f: gold in hand. increased 1926. OOOf; bills
discounted. decreased 4o.675.Oo0f: silver in hand
increased SIS. 000f.
Berlin. July 25-Discount rates: Short bills
1& per cent: three months bills 2ss per cent
On the Boerse to-day bank and mining shares
acted. owing to speculative selling. Home funds
and internationals were quiet. Cash industrials
ated.
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Trensury Stntement,

Washington July 25.-To-day's statement Of the
Treasury balance in the general fund. exclusive
redemption. shows; =, Available cash balances.
sln SO $50 gold 1853 oSa National ION bank notes
ment receipts from Internal revenue. $3.50 092:
customs. $sE.s27: miscellaneous. $33,o23. Ex-
penditures, 81, 635. 900.
Petroleum.
New York, July 25.-Petroleum firm.
certificates, no bid; shipments $685.. average
101. 800: runs 114.437: average S7.24S.
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Foreign Exchange.

Foreign exchange was in light demand, and
the market was dull. but fairly steady.
b. r. Francis, Bro. & Co. report closing rates
New York. July 25.-Prime sterling cables 1870
4s5G4 so; checks 4. s1al .30Fri ~: 10 days 4s5.
Commercial checks 4.S'A; 90 days 4.slh; 80
Grain Bills 4.s5A: cotton bills 4.s454 slA.
6l-l6: 60 days 1SAG1-l6.
Commercial French francs. checks, 5.1sN05 .lex
6l-ls; 60 days S.lSA61-16
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ons for track elevation at Newark N. j., 100
ons for Western road and 1.325 tons for Chi

IONS TOT tracK e!eVatlon at NeWhfk, n. J., IoV
tons for Western road and 1.325 tons for q Chi
In New York 5000 tons have been contracted
for number OF buildings. and in other quarters
good round lots have been placed. We note also
Lis tons for buildings Tor the Imperial navy OF
continue exceedingly well employed and. while
occasionally a slight weakness develops locally.
prices continue firm. But conservative men in
the trade are alert to note any sign OF the effect
Of the crop disappointment. which must tell to
year. With our enormous output. we cannot af-
ford to undergo much curtailing in that direction.
A feeling Of resentment is developing among
some of the large copper interests at the lack Of
ducers. The latter. 1t is claimed arc not doing
their share in carrying a stock Of copper for the
manufacturers. but marketing their products
by fits and starts quite Irrespective Of the effect
upon the market by such policy.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26
New York Mining Stocks.
Chicago Stocks.
Pfttsburx stock.

"a North Fourth street.
Westinghouse Air Brake, last sale at 1884,
PtttsburS Plate Glass; last mention 10 bid
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City of st. Louis.
Corrected daily by Guy P. Billion, No. 307 Olive
Wall Street Gossip.

The following synopsis of the gossip in regard
to the leading features Of the New York mar
ket was received by D. r. Francis Bro. & Co.:
New York. July 25-London houses sold IS 600
shares in all and bought substantially nothing.
Sales consisted principally of the steeis. Atchi-
son. Union Pacifics. Southern Pacific and B. &:
o. The selling made on the early advance.
and there was practically curb market
abroad.
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This morning the City Bank was a notably
heavy lender OF call money on the board for the
first time since the panic.

Comparative NEGLECT was noted in the indus
trial quarter with or two exceptions. A
fair degree OF frmness displayed by the
steel issues, with inside interests evidently sat
isfied to maintain a quiet market for the pres
ent,
Among the coalers quiet strength prevailed Re
garding this group there continues to be much
favorable discussion bearing the coming fall
and winter outlook. 1t is believed that they
will play active part in the next broad mar
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26

The opening was the dullest OF the week, with
the the. heaviest trading in Atchison common and
tainty to the tone but good crop weather bulle-
tins and an absence of Western selling started
est continued to be conferred in Western railway
shares Reports of rains offset semioffleal de
NAL that the Union Pacific common dividend
would be increased and that a payment would
DO made in the near future on Southern Pacific
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26
River and Buaines

River Forecast.
The river At St. Louis will fall slightly.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26
Third Call.
New York stock Quotation,

st. Louis, Thursday July 8. 1901.
The following shows the opening, highest low
est and closing quotations the New York
Stock Exchange to-day. Corrected daily for The
Republic by d. r. Francis Bro. & Co.. bonds
and stocks. 2lt North Fourth street:
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River and Business.
Harbor gauges yesterday marked s.6 feet show
Ing a fall Of 4 Of a foot in the last - hours.
business along the Levee yesterday was active,
with offerings somewhat in excess Of receipts.
Weather bright and warm
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26
LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Business Generally Quiet-Hot Wealth
err Having Its Influence.

err Having It's influence.
Business was rather quiet among banks and
trust companies yesterday. the continued hot
weather having an effect upon general trade.
was most noticeable in the lean department. the
demand showing falling OFF. The inquiry was
fair. however and no quotable change was re-
ported in current rates. call and time loans being
made at the old rates of to per cent. Check
ing and deposting and business with country
banks were about up. to the average. Money
through deposits and the falling of in the de-
mand was in large. supply.
The local bank clearings yesterday were about
fair. at S5,91,S62. The balances amounting to
s576.O12.
Domestic Exchange.
Whitaker & Co bond stock. commercial paper
and exchange brokers, No. 900 North Fourth
street, quote exchange as follows:
Bid. Asked,
Chicago ...................e0c dis l0c dis
New York ...................-....40c dis SOC dis
Cincinnati $1,000 5c dis Joe dis
New Orleans ....... ..........2 9c dis par
Louisville ..........Nc dis par
City of st. Louis.
Corrected daily by Guy p. Billion. No. so7 Olive
street:
Arly
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There were a number OF special movements in
the industrials. without any special new devel-
oplnents TO account for them. Brooklyn Union
Gas advanced materially on few purchases.
following the earlier rise in Consolidated Gas.
General Electric and Anlalgamated Copper were
also in demand. Light buying, based on reports
steel issues to move up smartly. Wire houses.
last weeks sellers, were included among the
buyers
On the advance in the first hour shorts bid
prices up very fast, and their efforts were most
successful in st. Paul. Union Pacific and Atch-
Wormser buying was responsible for the sharp
rise in Consolidated Gas. which moved up very
easily. There was special news accompany
ing the rise.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26

b,d,. d,f,G not mot oersSs 1nested a. ~ the
stocks of the local transportation group. held
firm.
London cables were as follows:
London. las p. m..The market for Americans
per cent below New York closing figures yester-
day.
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fail of the Rivers.

For the twenty-four hours ending a; Z a. m.
st. Louis. Mo-. July Is. $50
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.

Boston. July 24.-Money stocks and bonds wer
quoted as follows to-day:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-07-26

Whitaker & Co. bond stock; commercial paper
street. quote exchange a fQlloMs:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04

to Ell dia 8 del cte. para seguir Wage
directo al de Nueva York
Amer 'Philadelpbia"-El dia 10 del
CITE. estara en- este puerto procedente
del de Nuevs York continuando al dia
signiente para os de la Gusyra y es
calas.
Esp s'Pio IXn-Debe haber saliid0
el 20 del pasado de Barcelona con
escalas en- Mallorca, Torrevieja, Talen
cia. Malaga, Cadiz, Tenerife , Las
P mas, para este puerto.
Espaiiol "Juan FoTgas" Debe haber
sai1o de Barcelona ell Is del pasado
con escalas en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz
y tanarias, para este puerto Mayaguez
Ponce, Sto Domingo, Habana y Stgo
de Cuba.
Esp Ramon de LarrInagan Sali6
de Liverpool el dia 8 del pssado, con
destino q Haity, Sto Domingo , este
puerto.
Fr "Olinde Rodriguez Procedente
ce SAINT Tnomss y Europa Ile6ara
este puerto del 3 al A del c0fiiente
continusra viaja para Pto Plata y es
calas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
RefOrmas en- plan dc
campaiia en- el Sur
del Africa
No Sc han dadO a cou0cer aqueIIas d
la prensa
DISPARIDAD ZEN Ell SENO DEL
GABINETE DE ST. JAMES
Servicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil

Nueva York, viernes. Los pc
ri6dicos mejor informados de Lon
dres aseg iran que en- Consejo de
ministries celebrado aver Sc ha acor-
dado zanzibar por complete ell plan
de campafia en- el Africa del Sur on
vista de los 1ltimos reveses sufridos
por 81 ejercito ingles en- aquel con
tinente.
Las reformas no Sc han lado 4
conocer por que existe cieita dispar
dad entire los elementos del gabine
te con respecto q las innovacionel
del mencionado plan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
Viaje de la reina Viuda
Margarita
Visitara Austria, AIemania y BeIgica
GRAN IMPORTANOIA DIPLOMA
TICA
tServicio. cablegrafco especial del Boletir
Mercantill

Nueva York, viernes.-Los pc.
ri6dicos d. Viena aanifestan que
ell gobielno austriaco ha recibidO Ia
no'icia de que la reina yiuda Mar
garita de Italia pasar5 la semans
pr6xima por aquella capital el uu
vlaje en- el que recorrela, Austria,
Alemania y Belgica, anadiende Ia
misma prensa que Sc da gran i'm
portancia diploma lea a las mencio,
nadas visitas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
IngIaterra aIienta q los descontentos
(Seryicio Cablegr6fco especial del Boletin
Mercantil

Nueva York, viernes - Despa-
chos recibidos de Consts ntinopla,
mani6estan que Ell todo ell Imperio
Turco SO esfA revelando un estado
complete de insubordinaci6n al po-
der absolute del Sultan empezando
por el ej9rcito que toma como pre-
texto el que Sc le adeudan sus ha
beres hace muchos Ieses.
Sc cree que el descontento gere-
raj del imperio es'a alentado por
Inglaterra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
5ervicio cablegrafico especial del BeIetil
MercantiD

Nueva York, viernes -Dicen de Is
Habana que aver ha tenido lugar uns
imponente manifestation compuests. dt
mas de veinte mil personals en- la que
ban Representatives el comeTcio, las
'ndustrias, los partidos politicesy todas
las clases sociales pidiendo al Goberna
dor General de Cuba inteIpusiera 81
II fuencia con ell gobierno de Washing
ton a fla de que concedIeIa 4 aqueils
Antilla IN tratado de reciprocidad COZ
los Estados Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04

Habiendo surgdo alganas dudas aceres
de las c0ndicion,s de tadas las beb das de
THE FASHION CLUB, Sc acord6 qpt
visltaia el estah'e imiento IN comisi6n e.
MICA del SPORT BELI''C, convinieror
por nDanimidad en- c~rtlticar qu- en- su vida
habiau probalo lfqudos mas exqnisits,
habIan sldO servidos con mel r esmero'
La Janta local de Instruction de Ga
guas ha contratado los profesores rnra-
les don Ralael Rodriguez Lopez con Sal
yalor Nicolau.
Ia falIecilo en- Uaguas, don Msnue
Gonzalez Lopez.
En- el Tempo cat6lico de Yauco Sc estSn
hacendo gfaudes repsraciones.
En- Utuado contraera matrimonio est
noche con una distnguida st1loritA de dche
ciudad, don Francisco Cabrera, ofcal de IL
pOlicfa insular.
Es indlscutible, por tanto tenido va co.
mo axioma, que en- 81 TIE FASHION
CLUB, estahlecimeuto de Mr.. Charles
Pohl Sc expenden las mejores bebldas que
puedan apetecer las personas de mas deliea.
do gusto. iYa 10 creo!
Sc DESEA un aposento para Bufete
de Abogado en- IN g . piso precio mo
dico Dlrjase correspondence Alb. o..
BoLETIN, Office. 6-1
Nos han dispensado atenta viGita de deS
pedida los artistas sefiora Martin Grsus
Rihuet, GarrIdoy Acevedo que embarcau
60 ell vapor frances con rumbo Puerto
Plata, deseamOsle los distinguldos srtls.
tas buen viajs y mueha suerte en- la nue..
va gira artftica que emprenden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04

daran sus tareas ell 16 del corrientt
Octubre.
Ta-nbien convienen los referido,
peri6dicos en- que el primer asunte
que Sc pondra a la consideration d
los representatives del pals es ell /,
Marfuecos y a seguida ell de la co
lonizaci6n de los terreuos adquiri
dos en- la costa occidental de Africa
lmportante manifesto
Ci6n en- la Habana
Mas de 20 mil personals concurren
LOS CUBANOS UN TRATA.
DO DE RECIPROOIDAD CON LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS
Servicio cablegrafco especial del Beletin
MercantiD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
SALUD, TRANQUILIDAD Y REP0SO PARA LAS
MADRES Y LAS CRIATURAS

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la Sra
VINSLOW, Sc da los ninos en ell perfo
do de la dentici6n. Les abands las en-
cfas, resuelve la inflammation, alivia tod
dOlor, y cura el c6lco yentoso. Iaocent'
y eficaz en- todos los casos. Aconsejamo,
& las madreS que tepgan un ni1o eufermo
Que no dejsn que la prevention propia y
la de otros, evite ell uso de esta medicin
que pIoporciona sliviO seguro, absolute
mente SECURE y Sc nsa oportuL amente.
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SerVicio Especial
POR CABLE DEL
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Italia al ladO de Espaiia
/ en- la question ma
rrOquf
Declaraciones de I'm miniStro
LAS POTENOIAS EUROPEAS DE.
BEN AYUDAR A ESPANA
Eervicio cablegrAfco especial del Boletfn
Mercantil

MoIcantll
Nueva York, viernes ( Comuni. /.
ca el corresponsal del "Herald" en-
Roma, que el ministro italiano de
Negocios Extrangeros, se ba decla
RADIO decidido protector de Espafia
en- el conf cto con Marruecos y
cree que las potencias europeas de
ben ayudarla para terminar la serie
de crfmenes que Sc cometen en- las
costas marroquies contra todos los
extrangeros, y que toca a las nacio-
mes civilizadas del contipente euro
peo imponer su fuerza ante la poca
iniciativa del sultan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-10-04
TABACo

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a sn misma fabrlcacI6n, debido q que
la expo tsci6n de Ella blrados no es ae-
iva.