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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21

cling moonward and noting with sat
isfaetion that the luminary was be-
hind a thick bank of clouds. Turn
back and row TO the warehouse steps.
1 want to look at that fellow" So
spying, he quickly threw off hts uni
form coat with its cleaning shoulder
straps and collar device, slowed his
forage cap under the seat and sat
bareheaded and in his shirt sleeves.
Obedient to Joe's powerful strokes
the little boat was speedily gliding
in among the shadows Of the sailing
ships moored along the quay, and
presently her stern was swung round
to fight of stone steps, and Stuy-
vesant bounded ashore. Over at the
boat landing the electric lights were
cleaning and the sound of many
voices chaffering over boat fares was
heard. Here among the sheds and
warehouses all was silence and dark
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21
A Great Nerve Medicine,

The Pan-American Exposition Held at
Buffalo, n. Y. May LIST, to Nov. LIST 1901.
On April 30th, and daily thereafter
the Chicago Great Western Railway
will sell through excursion tickets to
Buffalo, good to return within Is days,
at a fare and one-third for the round
trip.
A special rate for every Tuesday in
May will be ONE FARE PLUS $l.OO FOR
THE ROUND TRIP. These tickets will
be good leaving Buffalo until midnight
on the Saturday following the day OF
sale.
The lowest rates will always be in
force on the Chicago Great Western
Railway, and its equipment and ac-
commodationS are unsurpassed.
The company has issued neat IL
Illustrated folder, giving a map of Buff
falo and OF the Exposition grounds. a
list of Hotels; time-card of its trains
and their Eastern connections, and
much other valuable information.
For full information and Pan-Ameri-
can Folders, address any Great Yves.
tern Agent, or j. P. Elmer, General
Passenger Agent, ll3 Adams Street
Chicago. oct lst
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21

SYNOPSIS.

CHATTER la party of cavalry re-
way TO San Francisco. change cara at og-
used car. A refined young private, Foster.
Is one Of the recruits. AT Ogden Lieut.
Stuyvesant boards the train and Is struck
with the beauty OF young female passen-
ger. he tries to make her acquaintance
but Is unsuccessful.
CHATTER u.-Stuyvesaht discovers she
Is Marion Ray. daughter of Col Ray. He
mas an encounter With a drunken recruit,
Murray. who swears revenge. Early next
morning the old recruit car Is discovered
on fire, caused by heating of journal boxes,
and an the soldiers barely escape with their
Is severely burned. Miss Ray helps tend
me injured. including Stuyvesant. Eos
ter. although injured, declares he is In
need OF no aid.
CHATTER III.-Miss Ray leaves train
at Sacramento. On arrival at Oakland
Stuyvesant receives telegram saying leu
tenants commission awaits Foster at San
Francisco. In looking him up it is discov-
cred that he has disappeared.
CHAPTER IV.-Stuyvesant, attached to
Gen Gen. Hlnton's stan. is questioned by one
whereabouts Drayton shows him letter
from old friend Fosters uncle, telling Of
rosters meeting with Miss Ray some time
previous in Kentucky and his infatuation
for her. Stuyvesant suggests looking for
MIN In Sacramento.
, CHAPTER 2 v.aHurray the lnruly re-
vesant accidentally meets Lieut.. Ray,
brother Of Mss Ray. at San Francisco.
They accidentally speak of Foster, whom
Ray knows, and he says his sisters deter
mination not to marry outside the army
must have caused Foster to enlist and en-
dsavor to win the straps,
CHAPTER VI.-Ass Ray, with her
mother. comes to San Francisco, but Stuy-
vesant, although very anxious, has not
the pleasure Of meeting her. Lieut. Ray,
while visiting them one evening. receives
word that prisoners under hts charge have
escaped and his quarters have been robbed
When transport on which Stuyvesant sails
10 Leaving harbor he, with party Of Of
ncers: boards an escort steamer to bid
he Is introduced. They speak, and he ex-
presses hope of meeting her upon his re,
turn from Manila. She smi,ingiy answers:
mink YOU may see me-before that"
CHAPTER VILE is learned Murray
IS one Of escaped prisoners and that s. 0jo
10 among Lieut. Rays missing property
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21

tenth wedding anniversary. He heads
the procession, but madame, his wife,
is The star actor, stage manager and
impresario. He is surely one of the
ciphers added to lend impressiveness
to The show, like the gentleman-in-
waiting in the old play who acts the
thinking part to perfection.
Woman manipulates all of the pup
pets on the social board. And in NOV
ing them around she displays extraor-
binary generalship and thorough
comprehension of human nature.
For her own breakfast she'll project
scheme
nor take her tea without stratagem''
Marcus Aurelius, who had the happy
faculty of condensing much practical
wisdom into single sentence, said
that things that have common quail
ity ever seek their kind" That is
probably the reason why women who
are fond of going out" soon become
acquainted, even in large cities where
the forming of friendships is not as
easy as in smaller towns where every
body knows everybody else. And when
you have found woman who dotes on
card parties and evening Companies"
you have, in nine cases out of ten, dis
covered a social schemer, charming
SPECTATOR who let's no wedding ami
versary or similar happy occasion
pass without leyying tribute from her
friends.
Harry, my boy" said detected
looking passenger on suburban
train to a friend who had just entered
the car, did you get Mamie's card for
our crystal wedding?"
I'VE did"
"Are you coming?"
'.Will, if I'm in town"
Wish you'd be out of town. Wish
everybody that's been invited would
be out of town. I'm dead tired of the
whole thing. It's all Names doings.
She said that Mrs. Catchem celebrated
her tin wedding last January and all
her friends gave her nice presents.
Now Name doesn't want any lin coffee
pots or dishpans, hut she thought this
crystal wedding party would be just
the thing for getting a lot of cut glass
truck. i don't want to bleed my
friends says l. if you want to enter
tain them put off your party and don't
make everybody feel that you want
their presents more than their
company l might just as well
have talked to stone wall. She has
made up her mind to get lot of cut
glass; and unless the people that have
been invited have more sense than |
give Them credit for she'll get it, too"
Name $" party was quite sue,
cess. Her refreshments were served
in borrowed cut-glass dishes. Before
her guests departed, they left behind
them choice assortment of carafes,
goblets, olive dishes, salad bowls and
tankards; and hereafter she will have
to borrow no more.
But it was not Mamie alone who
was satisfied with the result of her
social speculation. 1t made an equal
~ soothing impression on the mind
of Mrs. Skinner, whose supply of
dishes was running desperately low.
Mr.. Skinner had repeatedly declined
to invest his hard-earned dollars in
fancy tableware. but he had never
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21
AS BETWEEN FRIENDS
The Touch of Nature Which Makes
All Women Kin.
A Little Confidential Chat ON u sub-
ject in Which All of Us Are In
tcrcsted Speculation An
Wedding Annfversaries.
Especial Chicago Letter.l


"UMAN nature never changes.
Time and circumstances may
work revolution in social Gus
toms, but the old Adam and venerable
Mother Eve still do business at the
same stand. Cervantes, several CEN
turtles ago, sagely observed that
"many go out for wool, and come home
shorn themselves" Few there are
among our friends who have not gone
through this identical experience. A
moss-covered proverb, which fingers
consolingly in many recalcitrant mem
cries, says that
+" Doubtless the pleasure is as great
OF being cheated as to cheat"
When we are inclined to kick, we
very frequently find consolation in the
fact that while being done up good
and brown we labored under the i'm
preston that we were taking adyan-
tage of somebody else. Our impress
sion probably was based on erroneous
premises from the start, but as long
as it appeared as living truth to us
we were satisfied; and even after we
are compelled to admit that the joke
was on us we persuade ourselves that
others, if placed in similar circum-
stances, would have Jared much worse
than such clever persons as You, g.
Co.
Reference is not had in this connec.
ton to ordinary swindling schemes.
Bunco men and thieves of the ordinary
stripe are altogether too coarse and
vulgar to be considered in polite So
ciety. We have in mind those am
bilious little social humbugs who
make life interesting and by their
comparatively Inexpensive confidence
games add zest to life and relieve the
monotony of existence in the average
American city. Man, who does battle
with the world during the day to en-
able his wife to take her proper place
in the social swim in the evening,
takes secondary part in the comedy
of deception which is going on all
around us. His name, it is true, APP
pears first on the bill when "Mr. and
Mrs. Josephus Breakemup request the
honour of your company" at their
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21

gested that it would be good thing
to celebrate their china wedding.
celebrate what?" asked Mr.. S.
"Our china wedding, stupid. Our
twentieth anniversary"
What for?"
why, don't you see, we'd get
lot of nice things-china things that
we couldn't afford to buy. Look at
all the cut glass Mamie got tonight.
It's worth all of $3.50, and her party
didn't cost her more than $25. I've
made up my mind to have china
wedding. no matter what you think
about It, Why, paid nine dollars for
the salad bowl we gave Mamie, and
we've got to get even some way"
Mr.. Skinner protested, but the
cards went out; and if his enterpris-
ing wife does not get even" it will
certainly not be her fault.
The next day Skinner met his friend
Jaggers at the club.
$50 you're going to celebrate your
china wedding, old man." observed the
latter.
"My wife is" CURLY responded
Skinner.
"Well, Mrs. Jaggers says it's a nice
way of getting back part of the
blackmail you have had to contrib
ute to your friends" suggested the
amiable Jaggens.
what do YOU mean, sir?"
"Oh, don't get on your ear. You
know we'll enough what / mean. Mrs.
Jaggers has habit of looking every
financial proposition squarely in the
face. 'Hennery,' she says to me when
wegot ycur card; last January we had
to give the Ketchams a two-dollar
coffee pot, the other day we gave the
Baldeys a six-doilar cut glass carafe,
next week we'll have to spend five
dollars for the SINNERS. Next fall,
Henry, we celebrate our silver we'd
ding, and what ! say goes 1 had
nothing to say; not because | like the
idea, but because | know that Maria
will have her way"
Skinner listened to the explanation
in silence, and then joined Jaggers in
a bottle of Apollinaris. They felt dis
satisfied with themselves and all the
world, and caused the grass widower,
who noticed their depression, to re-
peat his favorite quotation:
"Wedlock. indeed. had oft compared been
To public feasts. where meet public
rout
Where they that are without would fatn
go in.
And they that are within would fain go
out"
But in spite of the discontinue of
husbands women will continue toplay
their amateur hold-up games. It's
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21

ness. but Stuyyesant unheaitatingly
strobe straight to the corner of The
big building and into the blackness
OF the westward side, peering right
and left in search of the skulker
who dared not come to the open
dock. yet sought means Of reaching
the Australian steamer.
For q moment he could distinguish
no living object. then paused to lis
ten, and within ten seconds was re-
warded. Somewhere close at hand
between him and low shed to his
left there was the sound of sudden
collision and muttered oath. Some
invisible body had bumped against
some invisible box, and, turning
sharply, stuyvesant made a spring,
and the next instant had grappled
with some burly, powerful form and
was dragging it. despite furious re-
sistance, towards the light.
He was conscious of the sickening
odor of sour whisky, of volley OF
mad threats and imprecations, of q
singing blow in the face that only
served to make him cling the tighter
to his prisoner. Then, as they swayed
and struggled to and fro, he felt that
he was not gaining ground and that
this unseen rutfian might after all es-
cape him. He lifted up his voice in a
mighty shout:
police! Police! This way!"
Then he heard a savage oath, q
suffering, savage "Let go, d-n
your soui." and then felt sharp,
singing pain in the right side-an-
other-another; and earth and sky
reelcd as his grasp relaxed, and with
moan OF anguish he sank fainting
on the dock.
ITO be continLedl
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21
Thu Snrino Fever

is malady which no one can escape
at this season of the year. The yitali-
ty is usually overtaXed during the win
ter months, and springs finds the syS-
tenn all run down. The blood is thin
ned and impure. The kidneys and liver
are inactive resulting in a loss of en-
ergy and appetite, and arrangement
uf the nerves. Lichty's Celery Nerve
Compound will purify your blood, tone
up your nerves, and leave you feeling
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases relieved in six hours by "NEw
GREAT. SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY
Cure" 1t is a great surprise on ac-
count OF its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in bladder, kidneys and
back, in male or female. Relieves re-
'tention of water almost Immediately.
If you want quick relief and cure this
is the remedy. Sold by Tomas s. Milz
Drug Co., CreScO, Iowa. 4lyl
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21
Easy to Gre a Cold

If you go aboutit right. Take two or
three Krause 5 Cold Cure Capsules dur
ing the day and two before retiring at
night. This will insure good nights
rest and free movement of the bow
els next morning. Continue the treat
ment next day and your cold will melt
away. Price 25c. Sold BY Shuttleworth
Drug Co., and e. J. EckSJein.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21
Over-WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21
500.
DIR. IL. D.tchon.s .anti D.nretic

May be worth to you more than sl09
if you have child who soils bedding
from ipc0ntenence of water during
Sleep. Cures old and young alike. 1t
arrests the trouble mt once. 81. Sold
by Tomas 4 Mllz Drug Co., Cresco, Ia
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-05-21

DeWitts Little Early Risers, search
the remotest parts Of the bowels and
remove the impurities speedily with
no discomfort. They are famous for
their efficacy. Easy to take, never
grippe. Shuttleworth Drug Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-22
Locomotora ideal

Funciona "a en- IL lfnea de Mattachan, ,
los resultados son maravlllosos que los pc
rl6dicos norte amerlcsnos no vacltan en- vel
en- ella la - locomotora del porvenir."
La nueva maquina no produce por 81
misma Ia fuerxA motris. Sc Ia llevan en-
csjas; como vino embotellado. Proceden
10 tabricas especlales, en- las que el a're ei
somstido & tai compresl6D, que adqulere
una tuersa expansive dc l 800 20OO kll6
gramos por cenLimetro cuadraco.
Esta lOcomotora no tIene chlmenea, puef
an ells seria un lujO indtll, atendiendo
que no produce hume, nj vapOr, nj ChIspas,
nj NAL olor. iAhadase este que no mett
fuido y jdsguese CON todas estss ventsjai
cuAn dlchosos seIiAnos ii sem.jante innO-
vaCi6n pudlese adOptarla nuesuos terrO
carrilesl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-22

Los alumnos del preparatorio de Dere-
sho celebraron una Junta en- el Centre de
Ia Union Escolar, en- Madrid, con obieto
de solicitar Ia suspension de los examenei
de ingreso en- dicha Facultad.
Ha publicado la "Gacetac ell proyecto de
Icy presentado & las Oortes, sobre Suppression
d. derechos pasivos & los funcionarlOs pf-
blicos.
Oon arreglo q ests proyecto, no adquiri
ran nj causarSn derecho haber pssivo nj
q pension de ninguna clase, anomalies con
cargo al Tesoro pdblioo, los funcionarios
asi civiles como miiitares, que iDgresen .,
serviCio del Estado de Ia Real CASA des
de el dia 1.e de Enero de 1902.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-22
MOvIMIENTO MAR'TtMO
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsIA

De Baltimore gol amer "Albert j
Stearns" a la 6rden 790 L0neladas Car
ban mineral.
La carga que procedente de New
York condujO aver para este puerto el
vap amer caracas" es Ia s'gnirnte:
A Lynn & hJos de Perez M1r's g
efectos escritoriOs. Gonzaes FontanaIs
= co, 81 SIS habichueias Is q quesos
10 b1s manzanas g anil I'd "a letl-
tas l5 id jamones tdo canelA 40 do
cenas escobas 3 tis 8 & 10 cuhetes dali
ces. Llga de DetalllsLas 10 ~ ch,cha
rOs veIdes 25 Id habiehuelss tOl0radas
= blancas 10 rs manzaDas 5O Q gale
tas de soda 1Ol3 jamOnes l g dpulO u
10 i'd salchicho1 Sores de NJ LJmbA y
co, 100 q 9uesos 100 fi, hsrlpa Az O.
aceite LOO Jfs ceIvesa B g an ] San
dard On y co, / Q p IA caudales La
timer y Fernandez lO RS manzanas i
q aceite Mullenhtff y Korber IA @
envases SobrlnO lie lzquierdO y CO, ~
q mantequilla Fernandez G Aulan y CO
% d quesos 20 sis a4hcA. 20 i'd haDl
chueIas ID I'd cnicbaros Az @ acelte.
BArcel6 y co, 20 sls ch oh .r0s 6i3 man
teca 2 fdo eueros Pelujo y OAva 10
q salchich6n 25 ti4 haDlchueias f.
Font y hmnO RS hablchueias 2 Ia
chicharos 2 @ gaIletltas l Id esLracLo 8
ID jAmOnes 2 Id avena l aldo llutas !
i'd datlles OAsJrlll6n y O.,hoa % sis
aa1car l q alcanfur l5 i'd haOluhuelAs
2OO d jsbon jose SOliveIas e salchi
ch6n l heal jamones 3i3 manIeca 4 g
conservas 8 q malz 80 tis asnosr 2 nuA
Gales cocoa d avena b g manteqclila
3 & huevos 6 @ quesos 20 aids papel 8
u habichuelas 3 tis chlckarOs II VI
40 4 d mAnteca Scrs de L Vlllamii y
co, so tambores bacalao 2 rs pasulllas
70 RS chlcharOs 10 sis hAblchuelas 20
Is azncar 6 g muebles 5O d quesus
Sors de T Juncos y co 6 q Gun $50 Ga
Ijltas dulces fguras 8 eubos dc pastlllas
gonna y dulces IL fds saQult0s papel
para enbOlber 2 q galletltas Zeppi sOga
3 q galletiIas Rosqulllas B @ mAnteca
.Luzn 10 pp VINO Gallo 10 @ peras 0e
OaIlfornia Tnurber 10 d meIu0oIooes 3
d de 15O latas ION 3suras inas E.ias
Wo1 90 bls patatas 10 i'd ceDullas De
Sola y Ramirez 25tis avena % q que
sos l q sombreIos Luna hermanos j
GO, 2 p avena q malz l d COCOA l @
ga,ietas 10 t7s mansAnas Baquero y
GAndara 80 RS har.nA malz Scrs ou
Perez Hmnos y co, 25 rs habicnuelah
rs d maizena, 2 Id toc noJa A q saIcni
caon y Melon y co. ~ g tejldus sCIes
de Armas 4 G2 nuacaIes quincalla
Alexandra B0szO atdo g dulces l
huacal iam6n 2 g muebies 2 g toclneIa
Fritze LundJ y co, l q etect0 gonna
lid hOmbas 40 DulLus mAqulnarlas 4 u9s
manzanas Bernardo Fsinanuez % sls
habichuelas y Oh ,hafos 5 Dls ( q gale
las 10 bis lnanzanas 4 q salmon 50 ii
azdcar NJ Perez = 20, IL q envases 2 /
VINO ! jauia l Cocoa Planas Ri ~,
| 100 d jabOn } Ocnoa y Hmnv I5 Is chi
oharos 10 tls lablcnuelas Esp4nDl j
leo, 10 g cacaO Uonrado Paiau 8 4,
Iocino l g 4 hcls l tdo meroancias Ere,
ria Alfonso y co, 80 rs h4Dls huelas 8.
lsi, chlchArus 40 Is 90 ffs h,r Ia NAL.
ocrs de A Mayol J co 1iS 3 ~ 20 q l
hol 8 atdos Quin ala SAntlsls pan Oh
varri y 90, l2O 8 pQte "a idos IL
td0s mercaDcas T4rga y CO, 10 d
Il los tej.dos VIDAL HmOs % rs 10 Id 1
tejidos A O,tega y co, s [ os est,
pa 2 cfits pintura rollo empaonetadu
la. 4 4 l..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-22
NOticias de Espala

El sefor Msrenco ldon JOSEF, diputado
republicanO por Oadls, e1 una session cele
brada en- el Oongreso, intervino en- el dsba
60 sobre poliaca general interior, sfirmandO
que el resultado de las gestiones de los hom
Ores civlles al frente del ministerio dc Ma
rlna hs sido dessstroso. Oensnr6 la conduc.
= seguids por el actual minIstro del ramo y
termIn6 50 discurso Giciend0 que puede lie.
gar IN momonto en- que los maiinos adop.
zen contra el gobierno actitudes ensrgicss.
Sc ha celebrado ls Inauguration del ora
tonic eonstruido en- las habltaciones On que
iallecl6 don Alfonso XII.
Continda Ia huuelgo de los fogoneros de
10 Oompanfa TrasatlAntica, y por ahora nc
hay indicios de que el conficto pueda tenel
una pronta y satlsfactoria solusi6n.
ri ministro de Marina ha celebrado uns
conIerencia con el presldente del OonsejC
de ministries. tratando en- ella do IN suple.
mento dc crtdit0, fin de poder continual
los trabajos en- los arsenales.
I'm el mlnret0rl0 DC Egia00 De hA reclb1d(
nm telegrama del jefe de Ia Comisi6n espa
fiole encargsda dc ijar, de acuerdo cor
| otra comisi6n nombrada por el gobierno d,
| Ia rep6blica francess, los lfmites de los to
rritorlos recien adquiridoB por Espafa 81
Africa, anunciando que "a han quedads
terminados las trabajOs dc demarcaci6n 81
| IL frontera Sur.
La Oomisi6n & bordo del ssRabar dirige
| 50 Oanarias y dc alf saldrk para Oadlz
La salud de los expedicionarios 90 exec
lente.
La aGacetan hs publicado IN real deere
| to concediendo. & propuesta del minlstro d,
lla Guerra, general Weyler, la Orns laurea
| da de San Fernando 81 toniente genera
| don Arsenic Linsres Pombo.
Por IL subsecretarfs del ministerio d,
Marina SO han dlctado las siguientes dispo
aiciones:
lie Sc modifica ID legisIsci6n vigente 81
81 sentido de que los bulu ues de vela de ma
de 100 tonelsdas de arQue0 fetal, los d.
IvspoF de mas de 200, sean mandados po
81 capitfn photo, cuyo embarque % obi
IRstorio.
2.e ous todo buque de- vspor que bag
Il navskscion de gran cabofAje lleve po
10 menos IN captain an photo.
X3.S Cue TODD buquo Dc yapor que hae
|la neyegaol6n Uiirnnay lIeTe poF 10 ne
'lnoe tr== mAquinis.as'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-22
Orden del Departamento
de Ia Guerra de
LOndreS
SUSPENSION de las marchas nocturnas
LOS BOERS OAUSARON NOR
TANDAD EN- LAS FILAS
BRITANIOAS
Una comisi6n tecnica aprueba
la MEDIA

Issryisio sabIsgrkfco especial del Bolstir
Mercantil)
Nueva York, viernes '-Noticial
telegrahadas desde I4ondres mani
featan que 81 Departamento de Ii
Guerra ha ordenado al comandante
On jefe de las tropas inglesas en- @
Africa del Sur. que suspendan in
rnediataments las marchas noctur
mas de las columnas de avanzadas
pues son va muchas las que bar
sido sorprendidas por los boers, CO
mo mas PRACTICES del terreno, eau
eando mortandades extraordinsriaI
en- las filas britGnicas.
Esta orden ha sido antes consul
tada con una comisi6n de genera
lee, y asf aceptada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-22
GRAN GALERIA ARTISTICA
eRafaeI eolora0o.
San Jose12-ALToS DELLA MULITk

Ell mejor Esablecimiento foografco de Puerto Rico.
Tene monado potentes ventadore eleceos Hace da ca
Sc de trabajos con esmero perfection
Especialdad ampacones de ciarooscuro coores.
Unca que hace fotoacuarela retatos de aao
raj por nuevo preoso procedmeno exclusive para la Foo
escuta para e pape pano aleman DAS ELFEUM-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-22

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establecida en- Ponce y propiedad de don
L.. Daussa, cuya acreditada marca repre-
sentsn en- esta capital los sehores Fernan.
dec, GaurAn y Compahfs, ha tenido que
ensanchar sus talleres On vista do Ia extraor.
dinaria demandA que le han aecho do loa
Estados Unidos.