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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13
FISH ON Scene,
READY TO FIGHT
FORL. c. CONTROL
Will Line Up Against Harri-
man and Harahan
Wednesday.
Harahan Claims He Has
Enough Votes to Win
Battle.

CHICAGO, Oct. l2-Stuyvesant Fish
came 20 Chicago tonight to open mis-
night on Edward H Hartman and Pres
ident James T. Harahan for the control
of the Illinois Central FIlway Com
pany. At the same time anne tile an
nouncement that Mr.. J riman would
reacn Chicago Monday, 8 that A. @.
Hackstaff. Eastern field srsnal for the
Hartman side of the cont oversy, would
reach the city by tomorrow.
The first actual hDstilities on the
ground opened when Mr.. Fish reached
the Annex at o'clock After a hurried
dinner. he had a number Of advisers
with him, and the actual task OF pre-
pairing for Wednesdays battle. when
the stockholders OF the road meet 10
elect four directors. was under way long
before midnight
Would Save Own Scalp.
At first it seemed that the former
president would take 10 the warpath
after his enemies AS the time drew
on. however, the war paint faded. II
became more evident that ne was in
struggle TO save his own scalp. There
came strong evidences from the Harri-
-Harahan camp that Fish would
have his hands full TO retain a place
on the board Of directors. Mr. Fish did
not himself have any particular rebuff
ting evidence TO offer 10 the apparent
advantage Of his hated rivals.
President Harahan. at his ofice,
smoked and looked pleased with the
situation He said that he was. He
left the Impression that his side OF the
fght would have q majoritv Of the
$50, 400 votes Wednesday in the big fight.
He showed more contentment with the
situation than did Mr.. Fish.
Has Enough Strength.
How many proxies have your peo-
ple2'' he was asked.
Enough" he said
VIII the use Of the Union Pacihc's
stock be enjoined by III. Fish2'
Ask him"
There came some talk that a deal
might be made whereby Mr.. Fish might
retain his place on the board. It brought
no connrmatory statements from any
source. The four directors who retire
are: Stuyyesant Fish, A. @. Hackstaff.
=. II. Hartman. and John Jacob Astor.
NAIr. Hackstan is filling the unexpired
term Of tie late John c. yelling.
Mr.. Fish brought with linn Stuyvesant
Fish. jr.. and p. r. Bone Isler The
Fish punch was checked with the bag
cage. It's owner was nervous and un-
willing to take the community al large
into his confidence as to his plans. Here
IS how the conversation with him ran
along:
"Will you have majority or the
proxies in Wednesdays meetng?'
Ask Harahan; he knows all about
T."
who is Bone IsIer, who came with
your"
He is a stockholder-and a gentle
man"
The phraseoiogy might have Indicated
that some stockholders were rot.
Interest Of Stockholders
What is your object ia coming 10
Chicago and entering this fight II IL s.T,-
rears that you are hopclcssly beaten
n advance?"
II am here to attend the stockhold-
ers meeting in the interest Of the
stockholders. What things are TO de-
elop at the meeting are OF the future
and I am not going 10 speak Of the
future"
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CHICAGO GRAIN AE.D PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK CORE MARKET.
ALMOST as IMIORrANT.

Il suppose" observed the curious
passenger, you know the exact loca-
ton of all the dangerous rocks along
this coast"
mo. sir" answered the pilot, but
know the exact location OF all the safe
channels. = Exchange,
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Strengthens the Opening.

rihe pavmcnt of an extra dividend Oh
IL, per cent on Great Northern preferred
was something OF a bull Influence, Civ
ing the market stronger OPENING
Indeed. there were some sharp gains III
the opening of the week. 1t was sur
orise 70 the Street that the Great North
ern directors should make distribution
at a time when railroads were supPosing
to be outstanding their resources, ana
II Is questionable whether OF not II had
a good Influence
For some little time 1t was thought
that Northern Pacific officials might
follow the example OF the Great North
ern directors and make an extra distrl-
button. but they did not, and the mar
ket struck a snag quickly after this
fact became known and kept on the
down grade most of the week, relieved
now and then. temporarily by the COW
erlng OF the shorts who never hesitated
10 out out a new line after once getting
in under cover.
The chief influence was the Industrial
situation. admittedly bad The copper
market is in an abnormal slump and
every bit of unfavorable news publish
ed concerning II but stiffens the back
bones OF the users Of the metals and
makes them independent about buying,
as they are continually holding of for
lower prices.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13
NEW WORKSHOPS, BONDS, AND WASHINGTON
New York Stocks

Iouotations furnished by A. O. Brown 4
Co.. Munsey Building; Members New York
stock Exchanged
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Washington Prices
Saturday. Oct. u.

Saturday. Oct. Il.
Washington Railway and Electric
common. FG3s. 5O033
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred 50d6s. 5Ods8lk. 50q6s
Washington Gas, 25Q7A
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone,
25d5e.
Mergenthaler. 1e@2N. 1oa2o7. 1Oa2o7. 1O
Q207.
Lauston. 1O0Q111z, 1912.
Greene Cananea, 306I7.
National Savings and Trust, 1Od1S57s.
United States Trust, $780, 5dl00
d100.
After call-Bfitchell Mining, 1oo11A.
Mergenthalcr. 2Q20z
flSNsrs
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THE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished BY A. o. Brown &
Co, Munsey Building; Members New York
Stock Exchanged
OCT rf
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The Declines.


Amalgamated Copper dropped 5 points
Smelling nearly 10 points, Atchison
nearly I, Baltimore and Ohio over 3. Ca
madam Pacific 4 points. St Paul 2h
Great Northern 3. Louisville and Nash
vile o Missouri. Kansas, and Texas 5
reading 5ik, Union Pacific "A. Steel com
mon :, and preferred nearly 4. These
comparisons are with the closing prices
OF a week ago today, and not with the
high Of the week
The strongest possible hope Of a rally
comes In the oversold condition OF the
market. and the fact that the shorts
would turn quickly II the news was
more favorable
railroad earnings have not been en-
urely satisfactory. Some roads. like
the Rock Island and Atchison. have
done well. bat the chief trouble seems
TO lie In the increase IN Operating eS-
cost OF operating.
The net loss for the week Is shown IN
the following table. giving the elosi5e
prices Of last week and the CLOSING
prices of today:
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BANK STATEMENT.

The surplus of the banks is 81, 655. $50.
against S13,03i. 400 last year. and $lO.2ll.-
400 two years ago.
increase.
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TIE slump in sugar last week was en-
tiTely unexpected, as this stock has
practically been taken out of the list
Of speculative securities. A loss OF $
a share on Friday denoted long selling.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13

grade rails at present prices The Sa
chnes OF the week have been heavy
some cases almost sensational.
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Trade failures are materially less, com
pairing S13.OOO.O0O 10 100000. Septem-
Der vas bad month for both the man
ufacturing and the retail end Of the
businNss world. The total commercial
= 49, fer the third quarter were near
800. 900. as compared with a little
90 5000 600 a year ago.
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SERIOUS SLUNPS
IN THE NEW YORK
SECURITY LIST
First Holders of Stocks Gave
Up the Fight and Dump
Their Shares:
Industrial Situation Is Bad.
Foreign Liquidation a
Serious Factor.

NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-The past week
has been full Of encouragement for the
men who are carrying stocks. They
have been forced TO witness the gradual
melting away of values For many
months, until, in the opinion Of many.
the bottom was close at hand The
bears had reached stage where they
were stated with profits. and apparently
inclined 70 the belief that it was about
time TO put on the brakes and slow
down. as there seemed 10 be cessation
OF offerings, and, IA some instances
they had been trimmed good and proper
in their short selling.
This was especially true OF their at
tempted coup in selling down Canadian
Pacific, for the moment they attempted
10 cover they were brought up with
round turn. no stock being offered, and
u sharp advance making their covering
Moreover. the low prices did not seem
TO bring out mucn liquidation, lead
ing 10 the opinion that stocks were
strongly held, and that it would take
something new IN the way of depressing
Influences 10 turn the tide and force out
fresh liuuidation.
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Prophecies Gone wrong.


out saying.
Prophecies Gone Wrong.
It was more or less of a surprise that
the turn Of the market should be so I'M
expectedIy bad. as conservative bank
ers and others have been predicting that
following the 1st Vf October and the
coming OF the fall season there would be
a return OF prosperity. and that the
money market having passed through
the crop-moving period would loosen
up. and that easier money with all its
attendant good results would prevail
That such has not been the case, but
that the week closed with giOomier
view than ever Is one OF the cases
showing how the prophets were mis-
taken.
How Washington Suffered.
Turning mere particularly to the ns-
,,res OF tbs week on the Washington
stoc;, hoard. II appears that Gas. Wash
inzton Railway. preferred and common.
were the most affected. Gas stock
showing a loss Of points and closing
sven lower. while the preferred rail-
way dropped from ia 10 sS. and the
common 10 g. both prices being the low
est that have existed for three years, ana
returning almost 70 the figures thal
obtained before the movement In them
which carried them up 10 high Levels
There was also some remarkable sell
ing Of Greene Cal,anea and mitchell
Mining. which. however. was not sur
r,rising N view of the weakness OF the
conner metal. Ian ston was also weak.
while Mergenthale. showed unexpected
strength and held almost 10 the best
prices throughout
Bright Spots Also.
Sales on bank and trust stocks were
few. and in each case there was siighl
.,.idence OF weakness IN the caS< OF
the stock or the new United States
-rr1st Company. thaTe was a good ad-
vance. which put II above par and
held II there throughout the entire
week. The same good condition pre-
called through the bond market, anc
81 the surprise OF everyone there was
T, spectacular advance In those OF the
Caoital Traction Company. which had
remained so long in status quo that Tie
sudden Jump was the cause OF lEucl
wonderment Altogether. il was a week
filed With much 70 keep interest a"aA-
eued.
Greene Copper Figures
About twenty stockholders, represent
ing the minority interest Of the Greene
Consolidated Copper Company, who had
expected 20 attend the Rnnua!
meeting that was TO have been
held wednesday in New York, wanted
10 know gyhy they had not received any
dividends since the merger with the
Greene ananea Company. On July 81
the Greene Consolidated Company had
q. O0O. 900 in its treasury, but no divi-
dends were paid because the company
had not realized any profits from the
sale OF copper
In the recent stock market demorali-
cation no froup OF stocks has suffered
anything Ike the loss which has been
sustained IN the so-called Cole-Ryan
group. From the high point Of this year
to the low point the aggregate stock
market shrinkage IN five OF their prop
critics has exceeded S16a. 100000 Thirty
per cent OF this loss is represented by
the decline OF 81, O0O. 900 in Greene-Can-
anea-the last OF the Cole-Ryan iots-
lions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Failures during the third-quarter of
1907 are very materially larger than they
were for the same quarter of 1906 The
figures Of liabilities compare S26.-
e99. 800 Tor 1907. with s.. 42O. 454 for 1896.
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Steel Situation Bad.

The unsettled condition OF the United
states steel SHARES did as much as any
thing else to unsettle confidence and
10 burn UP stocks. 1t is stated that but
few orders are being booked, and that
a shutdown Of many of TIE corpora
tons mile Is only a question of a few
weeks CT months at the longest. Admit
tedly the corporation is fixed to stand
an era OF depression. but when $4,000
shares of the common stock and nearly
40.Oco shares OF the Z per cent preferred
are sold on one day. as on Friday. il Is
all too plain that the movement is not
all due 20 short selling. There must
have been heavy liquidation Of holdings
carried down from 1US and between that
price and The opening price Of Friday.
S67k.
Banks have passed through the week
with a fairly steady money market, but
the crop movement Is heavy. and there
IS little chance for change toward
easier money IL the near future.
In any event. speculation is to be dis
couraged while those who have Rerve
and cash enough to buy securitie Ban
not go far wrong In taking on Ugh
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13

The shock of confidence through the
disclosures in the various corporations
that have been held to the legal light.
is considered by Henry Clews & Co as
one Of the causes OF liquidation.
The United States is not alone in the
thrces of financial liquidation. All Eu-
rope Is in a bad way while the public
games
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Smelling Very Weak.

Smelling and refining has led in a de-
cline, the sales on Friday being $1,000
shares. Some uncavorable news Is ex-
pected. There were rumors OF Gov
eminent investigation. and also a story
Of a serious decline IN the price Of sill
YER
Foreign liquidation was in evidence
all through the list some OF the strong
est stocks being dumped by continental
holders. with Amsterdam sending over
orders with great freedom.
The banks OF New York Disseminated
against industrial shares and added an
other blow 10 the weakness. Then, too,
there were reports Of financial trouble
in the Northwest and West.
The combined effect OF the multitude
Of bear rumors was TO bring on a new
wave Of liquidation, to disgust stock
holders who during all the slump had
stood pat with their shares locked away
and paid for. But the melting away Of
values was too much for their nerves,
and many not only unloaded and got
out, but some unloaded and stayed in
turning rampant bears and playing to
get even on that side OF the market.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS

Jew YORK. Oct. 1a-stook exchange
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Strain on Holders Of Stool.

The long-continued slump has been all
awful strain on the insiders, as the
Street terms the big men who control
the various groups Of railroads New
low records have been made in nearly
everything during the past week. and
nothing has been safe from the raids
OF the bear element. Their Canadian
Pacific experience did not male them
quit attacking hlgh-grade rails. and they
have been operating in the Pacihcs. in
Pennsylvania. New York Central, Read
ing, and other leaders. The low-priced
shares have found little favor in this
market. and have been permitted to sag
and sag again, going IN their own sweet
way toward a lower level.
Nor was there support 10 many Of
the safe dividend earners. The insiders
could not give the support and the in
vesting public was not in evidence
Stocks have reached point where there
are admittedly many rare bargains on
the counter but with the tendency al
ways 10 lower range, the men with con-
fidence and nerve enough 10 buy conf
IDENTIFY awaited lower figures
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-13

IoLaI saIes, 3IzI5,UJi against Sl.30i, O00
yesterday. S547 100 a week ago ana
81, $4,000 4 year ago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

Han sido curados EN- la Saia de
Socorros de esta ciudad. Jose Betan-
court, de herida producida por un
vidrio en- la region plantar erecha,
leve con asistencia; Federico Gonzalez
(nino,) de herida contusa de un cen
timetro sobre la region plantar tenn
poral derecha, leve; Julia Llama, dc
metro colgajo sebre la region s.gD-
matica, y la otra de dos ceutimetr0s
sobre ell carri!lo, ambas heridas ests-
ban al lado izquierdo siendo de ca
raCter leves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
IN IA CoRfB DE DlSfRlTt
DIl DlSTRITo JUDICIAL Dir san JUAN, T. B.
SECCIoN PRIMERA.
EstadOS Unidos de America.
Eel Presidente : SS.
de los Estados Unidos.
EX-pARTE.
Sofia Abril Pollock y otros.
Sobre Declaration de Dominic
de Finca R1stica.
sECcroN PRIMERA.

PoR cUANTo habiendo presentado
Ell abogado Emigdio S. Ginorio una
1noci6n, nombre de Sofia Abril Po-
llock otros. para que Sc declare a
su favor Ell domino de la siguiente
finca:
"Rustica. Estancia denominada
"Chiringo', radicada en- el barrio Mi
nillas, termino municipal de Baya
mon, compuesta de 900 cuerdas, equl-
valentes III hectareas, % areas y
II centiareas, en- lindcs por el Nor
te con don Benito Suarez, por Ell Sur
Zenon Rosario, por el Este Felix Pc
rez y por Ell OeSte acinto Ramos;
dividido en- dos trozos, uno de $50
cuerdas que linda al Sur con las otras
80 cuerdas, al Norte con Benito Sua-
rez, al Este con Felix Perez y al Oes-
te con Sinforosa Vazquez; y el otro
trozo de 30 cuerdas linda al Norte
con las ESQ, al Sur con Zenon Rosa
rio, al Este con Salvador Rivera y
al Oeste con Patricio Rivera y Jacin-
to Ramos.
Ell primer trozo esta gravado con
un censo de 1000 pesos macuqulnos
& favor del Pbro. Don Nicolas Alfonso
Andrade v el segundo Sc halla libre
de cargas."
PoR TANTo y habiendose ordenado
por el honorable Pedro de Audrey
1uez de Ia seccion primera de esta
Corte de distrito, Sc publique la pre-
tension por tres veces en- I'm perlo-
dico de los de mayor circulation de
los que sc editan en- esta ciudad, pa
ra que Jose, Arcade. y Luis Calderon,
hiios de Adela Abril; Carolina Bosch,
que 10 es de Francisco & Frasquita
Abril, que residen en- Espafia, y los
herederos de Maria Ana, Domitila,
Rosa y Fausto Abril y Pollock, ante
riores duenos; los que tengan algdn
derecho real sobre el inmueble des.
critic, el Pbro. Don Nicolas Alfonso
Andrade 6 suS causa habltantes, las
personals ignoradas d quienes pueda
perjudicar la inscription solicitada y
en- general todo el que desee opener
Sc 10 verihque dentro de sesenta dias
naturales, libro la presente en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico q de Octubre
de IQo6.-A. Marin Marion, Secre-
tario auxiliar. )
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
Noticias dNeTsas

En- La session de aver en- la Camara
el seflor Mufloz Rivera. como indivi-
duo de la Comision que informa, en- e.
proyecto de ley del seifor Post para re
glamentar la compra de efectos para e
gobierno insular, pidi6 que el expresa
do bill pasara de nuevo la Comision
por haber notsdo algunas diferencias
en- las enmiendas introducidas por la
Camara al proyecto.
La petici6n del sefior Mufioz fut
sprobada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
Nj. MARTINEZ BARRIONUEVO

tie djo ago Felisa por fin
Fernando LEILA aquel momento al lado de So
mad1e; cerr6 Ell libro contes6 riendo:
No me dijo NADIA, pero 10 die d cll3
todo.
Todo ese todo :quG fue?
Que era tonta; que debia preocupsrse,
luego da pena de Francsco.... es el pobre
tan bueno Sc fgura que serian muy feces 80 sc
10 dgo asl cada 1nstante: doha Paula Sc 10 die
tambGn; va ves do1a Paula veria con gusto ESQ., Y no
perdona Ia ida por Ia yeni1a para que ella comprcnda
10 bueno que Francisco 10 mucho que la
quiere.
Isabel ha dicho iguamene, que alegraria
mucho.
Ocavo siguo paseandose, sin habar.
=, Bah-penso-ya esta hecho va est4 en- Ia
idea en- el coraz6n de todos:
Felisa Sc easara Francisco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

En- ell Juagado de Par de esta csudsd
han sido condensdos hoy. Dionisso
Diaz. Ignaeio Morales. Jsan Contrerss.
Este ebsn Beena. Juan Q Manonet.
Fr ranciseo Morales. 81 csds uso. Iuan
Rodriguez, sr. Fernando Rosario o..
Luis Hernandes 81 Elias Conrzlez
$3.50 y Teresa Robes soss. ,odos han
sido condenado por lnfraeci6n de ia.
ordenanza municipalss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

Agapito Santos y Danicl Ramos que
en- Ia nochc del szbsdo fasron bsridos
Dpor Manuel Lebr6n. mayordomo dc h
hacienda San Luis" barrie Bariosa
Jurisdiction de Csguas. seg6n el suma.
rio instruido acusandossle 4 dicho L~-
bron de haber matado en- Ia rina sos
tenida. a Juan santos
Los heridos Sc encucntran bso los
cuidsdos de los fscaItativos seforss
Diaz y Chacar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
Cemento Portland Superior
marca "ALPHA"
VEND EN-
FRITzE, LUNDT g. CO., sUCcs.
SAN JUAN PONCE = MAYAGUEZ
Ell TELEGRA TO
l2-SAM JUsro-I2
DE S. MELON g. COMPANIA
Acaba de mpoar de Europa complete variado surtdo
de mercancias, de la mas alta novedad

FOE ERANClA: le0 estflos de elegantes sombre-
ros para senoras. nhas cabaeros; so classes de
calzado; 1000 formas distntae de confecciones.
SurtidO selecto de perfumerfa. Adornos v cinturo-
mes dc todas classes. Blondas de seda encajes de
algod6n.
variedad en- efectos para modistas, Dordadoras y
Costureras.
Mantllas tohallas boas preciosos eb1stos dc seda
Y de lana
Flores artifciales liDdfsimas coronas do azahar.
Guantes mitones de todas classes.
Preciosos juguetes ojetos de nAcar, concha oexi-
oide Carteras
Camisas para sehoras cabacros
j. DE ESPANA: Telas de hilo; eretona, brAmantc
orete, especiales hol andas retortas. Telas
Esta manifestation, - In expression mas papabl
tan bi6n montado, mejor surtdo nj mas convenier
la economic.
NOTA. - Esta casa, tambien recibio un extens
vENTAS AL POR MAYOR, que pone 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

Ha ingresado en- Ell Preside Depar.
tamental sufrir un afio de arresto
impuesto por la Corte de Distrito de
Guayama, por ell delito de perjurio, el
individuo Vicente Ortiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

Procedente de la circel de Arecibo
ha ingresado en- ell preside departa-
mental el individuo Gregor.o Pagan
Lopez condenado sufrlr is amos
de carcel por ell delito de homicide
voluntario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

FL individuo Bonitacio Febre, que
en- la actualidad sutre coudena cu q.
Preside Departmental, por el oeat1
de hurto de mayor cuantia. ma sido
condenado nuevamente sutrir tres
amos mas de arresto por igua. Jclta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

El vapor americana Caracas tec0-
jera la correspondence para los Esta-
dos Unidos, mafana miGrcoies 4 la
una de la tarde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

PARA CURAR UN RESFRlAOO EN
UN OLA tome ell LAXATIVO BROMp-QtENINA
(Pastillas). El bo1cario lie devolvera 81 dnero si
cura- La nrma de 4 w. GROVE aa4l@ es
cada cajitA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

blancas de algod6n torcido. Encajes de hilo estoa
nuevus. Mantas v frisas.
DE lNGLATERRA: Alfombras telas negras
Gries de hlo, camas de hierro, aambrado ininidad
de artlculos.
De TODOS PAlSES: Riqufsimas telas con
nuevos dibujos classes admirables.
Telas superiores para sastrerias: casimires, mert
nos, franeas paos, elastcotinas. paetas, vicunas,
alpacas, drill de hilo, bianco de dolores, satenes'
forros Y bolones.
Estanehas, meriuos y velos para trajes mantos
~ todos los artculos propios ~para ordenes reli-
giosas.
Mercancias americanas, especialmente los tejdos
lanOs estampados los crudOs de las clases
mas aceptables que 70 adquieren en- aquellos mer
c2dos.
que, En- Ia Capital existe otro establecimiento
te para los compradores que buscan la variedad y
surtidO de mercancfas expresamente para las
lA dispoeicion de relacionados de Ia Isla.