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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-19

friend aud knew. that while apparently
paying no heed TO what he was saying the
marshal. in reality. would not lose word
II have promised Justin that | would act
rs witness for his daughter and now
have to 20 to London. lie VIII be eX-
ccedingly disappointed. II was an honor
that the Who'll" village has been cnvying
him Nothing can ever persuade him mat
my journey IL not prcicNt for being abb
sent they win feel hurt
I IA right old man, That's enough. I'll
go. what time is the wonderful wedding
to como or
AT half past ion"
"lil bc there l'ut for goodness sake
You know how ! hate crowds ana curious
people Toll 'em not to look at mo. won't
you
"HeNt easy my friend You VIII only
meet with the most discreet respect. Thcy
Know now modest Non arc. I'm thousand
times grateful TO you. And now. eood-b
Il inc mayor Z" llavr" WINS ~ inns tlne'
a tail cadav'rous individual who was
pleasant Tor "An'tlY one month out OF the
twelve ana 'hal was whcn b" lr>i return
eh IRON MS VACATION. lic wore spc''acI"S'
and had long hair that crcpt down beneath
collar INIT was several Inches 700 tali
Tor NM ana was most dlSagrroahie 'rea
ture 10 look AT lie performed the mar
rin.o' himself instead Of leaving 1t TO ms
assistant, A. IS usually done. doubtless be-
ieVing mat ia" action clothed MN IN a
llttc ezra authority Ii't nhi"ss IN" ora
III couple were wei dressed ana wei 1910
he was APT TO hustle matters through pr"i-
~ GROSSLY
lnlS particular saturday. IN" popular
day Tor wedding AZ least ten couple"
wcr" awaiting his services. w"rknon' ser
wants ana shop Keepers all sum ana nm.
hHplN III 'h"'r sunday clothes ana Wi''e
hSris
tn" mayor wa* rrossor than over ,',. He
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-05-19

hrN cncouutcr troubic. As Paul told
hp-c Nicn ,hat they would have to bat
10 with the waves aud bc in danger of
i"ath on that rocky coast before they
cached safety, so we should tell men
hat the way 10 heavenly joys is often
hard and tolsomc. Paul demanded OF
those passengers and sailors of the
Alcxnndrian corn ship the same sacrl-
ices FOR their physical salvation which
fernando Cortcs demanded Of his fol-
lowers for the conquest of Mexico.
During ono Of his marches the Span
ish soldiers became disai'cctcd. Cortcs
assembled his men in line. Men. some
OF YOU arr grnmbling," he said sub
stantlally. Some OF you want to know
what rewards have TO offer you at
this time. This is my answer Then,
drawing line upon the ground with
the edge of his sword he pointed with
his steel toward tho great east and
said, con that side of this line are ease
and comfort home and friends and Il
life OF ease in fair Spain" Then,
pointing 70 the great west. no said:
Wonder arc sickness and privaiion
and hunger and cold ana death. But
yondcr il the beautiful capital Of the
Montczumas Which shall be yours
Choose 20 This day as yc Will Choose
yc rs brave Castilians."
Christ today. Ike Paul. Ike Herman.
do C0rtcs. promises bis followers not
pence, but struggle and rrivation; not
case and fort but storm and suf-
fcrlng AMI trials and misery. But in
the end. Ike Paul. Christ assures you
Of salvation. Aye, more than Paul of
iorcd to lhc shipwrockc sailors and
messengers OF the AleXandrian corn
ship. Christ offers TO you spiritual re-
lcmption for time and for eternity.
Men and women, arc you ready to face
suffering and sacrifice In the name OF
Jesus Christ? Are you willing to be.
licvc him ana trust in him, even in
crises Wien your life seems n hopeless
HhipWrcch:
courage. Christian Brother"
! But why should not the passengers
and crew of the AlcXandran corn shin
be Of good cheer? Did not the prophetic
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/ tiers and swan on until at last their
| feet touched the shore and thy made
4.
''"u' W 'eH'"' ti''' 0'' "-1li"S u 'c'''S
/ Some OF tie women, beng in all prob
ability strapped 10 spars, were lifted
hv tho ho,rir.- biIlone and svont unor
the rocks, where they were rescued
Some Of the mon NAV have com,
,sboro o,;nr,,r 60 hoorIs o,, Lro,, or
"'>' '''' ' '''
eu"" "ic'' al ''h'cS IL S'e''cu d.
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kuockcr Say. that rllow Soiaggs re-
minds me Of a comic opera
Hammer lluw's thlt'
kuuckor- why. ones the Prince of IN
Son" aud the others tho pm of Princeton
Princeton Tiger
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RESARTUS

Il win not deceive YOU. the doctor said
'Your life hangs Low 10y single thread
Smoke the tailor, focblH, that Will do.
II the threads waved, doctor III PM
through
--rhiclgO 'rIihunp
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Marshal of France
con oh - is it possible oh =
monsieur tho marshal . forgive me 80
shut mp" cried The little man in white.
and STROBE or
Since then. the mayor has been careful
to give all his witnesses chair and rs
much time rs they wished
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believe that in urging men to come
to Christ We make n mistake when we
do not frankly state the hardships and
difficulties of the Christian life. There
are, as every experienced Christian
knows. sacrifices that must be made
privatiOns that must be endured, strug
giles that must be fought. 1t Is better
that We acknowledge the fact, as
Christ did when men came to him of
fering themselves M his disciples. If
we fail to tell them that they must OK
pect trial and perhaps adversely IN fol-
lowing Christ they will consider that
they have been deceived and wi" be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26
C,t@s ,RIGA are4Q>

Thanksgiving day was marked by TWO
home weddings, that of Miss Laura d.
Young and Lee j. Kahn taking place
al me home OF the brides mother at .
o'clock. and a wedding supper follow
mp Tor the relatives and friends Bish-
op Atwood performed the ceremony,
Miss Hazel Young was bridesmaid ana
Ethelbert Young best man. Iho rooms
were pretuly decorated, win palnss'
ferns. roses and carnations, ANA me Az
fair was most enjoyable
Another tretty wedding Of the same
day WAS that VI Miss Lillian Alexander
and Henri j MalllouN. the ceremony
being performed at 3 o'clock hy justice
Clark. and supper being served atier.
wards for the near relatives anu
friends. The bride wore % charming
gown Of white crepe de chine with lcAl
uce trimming Her bridesmaids MISS
Alexander and Miss Klesel OF Osdeli
We're also M white The rooms wer'
adorned with chrysanthemums IN ar.
ferent shndes. yellow M the hall req
M the paro,. and white ln the dining
room. M. and Mrs, MailloiN VIII Ie-
SIDE ln Kansas CITY
on Thursday afternoon ms. william
l. Porter and Elton Lee Lipple OF
Eureka Nav, were married inc ceI v.
nony being performed by Kew n01san
n the private parlors Of the wilson,
The couplo Ieft lo.er for 81 Louis ana
U.l' go TO Eureka 10 reside.
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provo.

Mr. and Mrs, S. A, King OF Provo are
guests Of Mrs. Kings parents Mr., and
Mrs Bagley Of South Cottonwood
Mr. and Mrs, q. X Smoot OF Robson
are visiting relatives and friends In
Provo. Mrs Smoot and the children
viii remain IN Provo until after the
Christmas holidays.
Miss Fanny Mclean arranged
most unique Thanksgiving entertain
ment FOR her department at the Maeser
school. which was given Wednesday
evening, ~ the school building. one
hundred and seventy-iive Invitations
were issued to parents and friends I
signed and arranged by the pumis.
After an Informal reception an excel
lent program was given,
Many guestB were there, who win
long remember the pleasant evening
Mr.. Vic Wells was In Provo Monday
and Tuesday He has just returned
from his trip east, and reports having
had pleasant time.
Miss Pauline Plerpont entertained the
Sunshine club 1T a dinner party last
Monday evening The table was pref.
lily decorated for the occasion, and Joy
relgned supreme, when each little
friend found at her plate box Of
candy. Those present were: Misses
Annie Taylor Margaret Dusenberry
Reah Bean, Norah Saxey Neoba Arm
stead, Marie Startup Leah Snow and
Eva Keller
Mrs. Nephl Anderson Of Nephi has
been visiting friends In Provo during
the week,
Mr.. Lorenzo Snow OF Salt Lake City
was thc guest Of Or and Mrs NJ II.
Hardy and daughter Thetha at
Thanksgiving dinner ON Thursday
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
Nose Dayls regret to learn that they
are moving to Salt Lake city, where
they expect 10 reside permanently.
The Young Mems and Young Ladies'
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LOGAN.

The marriage Of Miss Lorena Nebe-
keT and Mr. Louis Moench was solemn
ICED In the Logan Temple on Wednes-
day and a reception was given for
them at the home OF the brides pa
rents Hon. and Mrs Aquilla Nebeker,
on Thanksgiving night The many
friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Moench ex-
tend to them their hearty congratula-
tons.
The faculty Of the b. Y. college teh-
dered the students a reception on Mon
day evening, which proved TO be a most
enjoyable affair. A very good pro-
gram was rendered, and refreshments
were served. An present were highly
pleased with the evenings entertain
mont.
The a. G.. Woman's club met at the
home Of the president, Mrs. l.. A. Os-
ten, on Monday last Mrs. w. J. Kerr
led In the discussion Of Gothic archl-
lecture, and was ably assisted by Mrs.
Naylor Mrs Keeler and Mrs. ostlen
The home OF Mr. and Mrs Wesley
Jaques was the scene Of very pleasant
social on Monday evening, given by the
officers OF the Y NJ, and Y. l.. NJ, !, A.
Of the sixth ward. A most enjoyable
evening was spent.
Mrs. VIM Wattcrson has for her
guest her sister, Mrs. Holbrook,
Mrs. Walt Pyper is up from Salt Lake
on visit TO her mother, Mrs Torgen'
sen.
Miss Lydia owen came over from
Wellsville this week TO visit with Lo-
gan friends,
Miss TITLE Petersen Of ogden Is
spending several days In Logan visit
ing with old friends
Mr.. Lewis r. Cannon Of Salt Lake
was a Logan visitor this week,
Mr.. Edgar Thatcher Is down from
star valley,
Great credit Is reflected ON the do
nestle science department OF the b. Y.
college for the excellent Thanksgiving
dinner which they served on Tuesday
afternoon Among those who enjoyed
the dinner were Dr. and Mrs. j. A.
Widtsoe, Hon. and Mrs. Howell Hon.
and Mrs. Moses Thatcher, Mrs. Hannah
Thatcher. Mrs. Allie Clayton.
The Thanksgiving party at the pa
vIlion was well attended and a huge
success.
The party given last Monday eyen'
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OGDEN


one OF the prettlest weddings 'uu
leading social events Of the season looh
place THANKSGIVING eve az ug, NJ ,i"lsoi
Frederick H. Bradley were mar
ricd. The hotel p3uOrs Nvlu
profusely decorated for me oe-
castor with cut ll0Wcts and ever
greens. The bridal party entered 'ne
pariors and the bridal pair TOOK men
position under a beautiful noral civa'
ton. wheel he ceremony was perform,
ed by Rev. Elmer l. Goshen OF 0al1
Lake city, IN the presence OF laIbo
number of relatives ana friends MISS
Elizabeth ORTIZ was bridesmaid ana
After the ceremony ana the extending
OF CONGRATULATIONS me wedding sues,a
were ushered into the dinlng room
whore O sumptuous repast was serVeu,
after which the room was cleared anu
dancing was enjoyed Tor seVeidI uoul y,
The bride and groom are both very wen
and popularity known The bride rs lhe
accomplished daughter OF M ana Mrs'
A. j. Heath, owners Of the windsor no.
tel The groom i well known ooutl ,
eu Pacific conductor Ihey leCelt eu
many Deautiiul prese,.1' ~, ""' W. ts'
bi,tauley VIZ nun WV, ,'V''''
WINDSOR ho'c' 10. t"e present
an event lnal was BlVH'lS ,SvrcJS3SSoosuiooSS
many was 'ng appeaiui, s,e,noo,, ~, M
evening ahu lhu,suaS aite' "oS St.s a., ,,
nkueh iI'"Nle va Wv 81, = 80
Wul'heE uPeIa fu,Hp'"y ", ta'' 80
VIZ, ne W9 ,t ,u' ,os ~ Mss WSit.
ney VINO Is nu' 10 yeaIs ol "sv i,s ai,H
her you"s w 1911 I'''lh' w., ~ ANA
hhalley NhephsIu, WV ~ W., 80 80. ,,,
lhe members ol we yui,lp""' was ''''''
ehJoyeDle ana Hl"i Fe'Vu''
$3.50, an w.a,,..
~ WaralelBi,s must nan W'"t,tJis
Gay eVenlls' me illaIilaso "ruS St'SS
piaIa Colte 20 MI Novie - i',', or
looh pIlOe, ulv OVlvu'Vn' Nns
nrosonco fe,y hlends The CON
,rsctine rartlcs are Moth very popular.
VA hiehi,. nstnor,od Tbe brlde is The
dau ih,is 20 A. a,d Mrs vhonas COT
tia - Itoo,,or and ma s,roon is one of
oodor,s AZ aebters
r,,t..
me character pau sl'en = nauHsb ~
ing day az Vhe FOullH WaIu nan was
q thoroush success VI every Iespeo"
Ine locai orGer on inlerhasonal usSoi
clallon OF MachlhlslS save thell oi g,Ili !
hall' when was enjoyed by a mise
crowd VINO paruclpa'eu ID 'he uahO'ns
ullh aIteI NlluHlshI
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ng day. covers being laid for eight
guests. These were presents IN. ana
Ais. W. A. McEnery Mrs :, ID Brans-
ford. Miss Macombeu jay p Harris
W. j Leonard,
Mrs. Jack Keith gave a pretty lunch-
con at the University club yesterday ia
honor OF Mrs. c. d. Clark and Mrs
Blythe Of Evanston, Wyo'
Mis-. Heber bee and Mrs, ingalls, en-
tertaiued al luncheon yesterday ll hoh-
Or OF Mrs Evans Of baltimore
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong has Issued
Invitations for a card party 30 be given
next Frday afternoon
Next Tuesday dancing party viii be
given at the University cub Tor the
younger members OF society
FoIIcElng the football contest on
Thursday. q party was given at me
University in honor OF the visiting
team arranged by members OF the
Chronicle stau A delightful time was
spent by ALL The hall was appropriate
u.s. decorated and d large number enc
ioyed tine evening The Chaperones were
Mrs uober M Wells. Mrs Wuoemdr
Van Cot aud Mrs. Charles u Piunr
mCr
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Ellerbcck enter
taIned informally on Thursday evening"
Miss Lille Nordqust was pleasantly
surprised by a number OF her frlends
ON Monday evening Games were
played. after which supper was served,
Among those present were Misses Ha-
8el Lewis Susie KILLER Lille Nord-
Quist, Mayme shaw Annie Taylor Eva
Lndl0N. Myrtle C0rless, Annie Jensen,
LeOnora Lewis. Birdie BlOmqust, La.
yonno BlOmquist Birdie N0rdquIst,
Alice Nordquist, and Messrs Charles
W0rtheu John MoCurdy Jonn Worth
en-, Edmund Ludlow Bert haigl, ilar-
~ Huicr Ralph Woods. carl Jensen,
Among those who entertained al din
ner ON Thanksgiving were Mr.. aud Mrs.
NJ. b. Whitney Mr.. and Mrs William
Bayley Mir and Mrs. j, p BamberSer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt sherman. Mrs j $,
Ferguson and others. All Of the clubs
had special dinners,
Mr. and Mrs. A. G, Andrews held an
Informal reception at their home on
Thursday night In honor Of Mr. ana
Mrs John Reed OF Denver, and many
friends called 10 greet the popular cou-
pie, delightful evening being spent.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Calne celebrated
their wedding anniversary last night In
an informal party at their home.
on Tuesday evening Mrs John Sharp
entertained Informally In honor of Miss
suess OF Denver Slxty.three was
played during the first part Of the
evening and later a very enjoyable in
formal musical program was carried
out, Miss Cecilia sharp, Mr. Frank
Foster and others taking part Mrs h.
y. Rich and Mr. Sharp Ottnger were
prize winners In the card contest. Those
present were Mrs. q. w. Romney, Mr.
and Mrs John n. Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs
IT, Il. Rich, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
brumen, Mr.. and Mrs Sharp Ottlnger,
Misses Cecilia sharp Jennie Ottlnger
Laura Foster Alice Neslen Phoebe
Foster, Alice Foster Bessie Neslen and
Mr.. Frank Foster and Joseph sharp
-
Miss Suess Of Denver Is q guest Of
Mrs Clarence Brunnen.
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(onINGS4~o -
8RlGoTNc'

Misses Florence Grant and Ethel
Rogers spent Thanksgiving week with
the Misses Douglas IN Ogden,
Miss Hattie Whitney is visiting Miss
Ethel Young In ogden.
Dr. and Mrs. u. A. Trip Mrs. Alma
KATE and Miss Gwendolin Tripp have
returned from q three months tour
OF Europe,
Mrs Howard S. Stowe is home from
d visit OF a month with eastern friends
and at the fair
Mrs Windsor V. Rice and Mrs. j. S.
Ferris have returned from 81. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Wing b, Allen are home
from their wedding trip.
Mrs J. G. Glosz leaves the latter part
Of December for three weeks visit
with her daughter Mrs Rosemary
CLOSE Whitney ia New York
Mrs s. $. Walker Of this city spent
Thanksgiving with her daughter, MIS-.
Walter G., Lewis Of Butte.
Mrs j. b. Swift Of Chicago is the
guest for "a short time Of Mrs, G.. D.
swift at 2S9 Ninth East street
Mrs r. @. Hanford, who has been
the guest Of Mrs Katherine c. Belcher
for a short time, has returned TO her
home in san Francisco.
Mrs. Ralph Il, Hoag win spend the
first few lays Of December with friends
I'm this city
Mrs Lila James-Read has gone to
Montana ana viii leave Inter for the
east TO spend the next year.
Roger sherman win be home from
Yale to spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents.
Mrs T., V. Withee has returned from
the east and will be the guest for Il
short time Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pike.
Mrs George Odell and her daughter,
Mrs. Joseph Richards, are home from
Idaho Falls, where they have spent a
few days.
Mrs w. II. Gunner and Miss Hazel
Gunner. who have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lynn for some time,
viii leave Tuesday for their home IN
Belllngham, Wash.
Mrs. O. b. Knickerbocker OF Aurora,
H., is ia Salt Lake visiting friends for
q Few days
Mrs. George s. Bel will leave short
~ TO spent The cold season IN Calfor-
MIA.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Henry c. Hoffman left
this week for 81 Louis and an extend
ed trip through the east
Mrs. b. c. Goody and her daughter
irene. have returned from a six weeks
trip ia the east
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed are here
from Denver, and viii be the guests
during their stay Of Mr. and Mrs A, q,
Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Dageett left
Tuesday Tor the east After "a visit
to The fan they viii 80 10 New York,
returning about the end Of January,
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~ give him his Mellin's Food and
he sleeps Ill morning" How many
mothers can say this OF their babies'
II your baby does not sleep well Il
may be that be is not properly fed.
A poorly nourished baby Is a poor
sleeper Msllin's Food babies are
good sleepers. Our book the scare s.
Feeding Of lniants,' sent free Of charge.
MELLlN's FOOD CO., BOSTON, MASS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed are here
fum Denver and win be the guests
during their stay Of Mr. and Mrs. a. g.
Andrews.
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Mr.. and Mrs Ellsworth Dageett left
Tuesday Tor the east After visit
to the fam they VIII so TO New York,
returning about the end Of January,
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The party gIyen last M0nday eyen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-22

tener a su familia, y por ESQ su
instruction tiene que ser moral
y practica; elemental, 81, pero
completa, apropiada al genero
de vida y por tanto professional.
Deben formar parte de sus es-
tudios la economic domestica,
la pedagogia, la hygiene, la me-
dicina domestica, el arte culina-
rio y las labores femeninas,
puesto que la enseiianza supe-
rlor. preparatoria de estudios Ii
tersrios, cientfficos y artisticos,
sirve tlnicamente para unas
cuantas y no para la generali-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-22
A los viajeros

La Empresa de Manuel Jim. Me$,
de Aguadilla, hace saber. al p1blico la
anulacon del convenio con la Compa-
MA del ferrocarril para la venta de los
asientos en- el coche correo entire Ca
muy y Aguadilla. Desde ell 10 de
Febrero Ell pasaje valdra $3.50 obte-
niendose los billetes la llegada de los
trenes. Adennas ofrece coches para
visjes entire estos puntos a precios
modicos.
IS iii s6f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-22
REM ATE

FL sabado 80 de Enero. las dos de la
tarfle, habra I'm gran rrtnate de prem
das, proolas para reg 10, en- Ia Casa
de Prestamos de By>an y Ca, Allen
%. FL que intcrese sorIijas con brilan-
tes de t,lus tamafi s. alif las encon-
tiara, pues. en- bliiiantes hay un gran
lote.
Is-h v age
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-22

En- Cassille, West Virginia,
ocurrio una explosion de dina
mita. que mato a seis hombres,
hirio a doce, destruy6 varios edi-
ficios y sc sintio a veinte millas
en- contorno. ST no cause mas
desgracias fue por ocurrir a la
nora del almuerzo y hallarse
fuera la mayor parte de la gen.
te Quisieramos tener lugar, pa
ra hacer una cosa: hacer una
lista de las muertes violentas
cue han de ocurrir en- los Esta-
dos Unidos y otra de los que
mueran en- la guerra ruso- -japo-
mesa, dado que sea un hecho,
durante el afio en- que estamos,
para luego compararlas. Segu-
70 que saldriamos ganando en-
numeros los de por aca.
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"M6ndez Ndnez'
SANTURcE
PACIFICO SOBRINO

Sitio delicioso con un jardin inimita-
BILE, donde Sc lucen preciosss flores y
orean deliciosas brisas.
Rico salon de lujoso servicio. donde
Sc encuentran todos los articulos de
Colmado, y Cafe.
Es el sitio predilecto de la buens
sociedad del Versailles de San Juan.
Mas de cIEH lamparas electricas ilu-
minan espl6didamente los salones y el
jardin.
ellie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-22
Baquero y Gandara
OFRECEN

Alambre de puas, rollos
de 90 libras as a.65
Maiz superior, del pals,
quintal, a precio conventional
ZINC Americana acana.
lado, de 6 pies /. - 3.75
Grampas, en- barriles de
90 hbras ;, 800
Gemento DRAGON, en-
barriles 2.75
Puntas de Paris, cajas
de 90 libras, tamafios
de ia hasta S pulga-
das, gruesas y inas 4. ;, $50
Mani superior, en- sacos
de 100 libras mIm, quin-
tai ;, 400
Sal superior, ,squintal >, ;, o4o
San Justo I3y IS, San Iuan, P. R.