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The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
Miss Ida Marcus.

The funeral Of Miss Ida Marcus
took place yesterday afternoon from
her late residence, sac orange street
and was very largely attended, The
funeral services were conducted by
the Rev, Mr.. Levy Of the Temple
Mshkan Israel, and were most Inn
presslve Miss Marcus was tho daugh-
ter Of the late Herman Marcus. and
is survived BY four sisters, the Misses
Florence, Lena ana Eleanor Marcus
and Mrs, Theodore Zunder, and three
brothers, G. Marcus Of New York, Al
fred Marcus OF Wheeling, w Va, and
Charles Marcus OF Louisville, KY
who ceme on to attend the last sad
rites Of their sister.
Tho bearers were Prof Lafayette
Mendel and her cousins G, NJ. Kahn,
], Freedman, l., a. SpIer NJ, NJ, Macn.
oil, j. Strousc, Joseph Johnson and
Charles Well.
stahl & Son were the funeral d.
rcctors.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
TO PAVE MORE STREETS.
Many Outlying Ones Approved b,
Commission.

The paving commission Yesterday
decided on the paving of streets which
will improve the conditions on the
outskirts OF the city where it has been
impossible for the fire engines to
drive
The streets which were suggested by
Chief Fancher for pavement will all
be paved, by order of the paving COM
mission, and a sum of 100000 will be
expended for this purpose. This sum
is one-half the paving fund now on
hand and includes the 100000 bond
issue which Controller Rowe was au-
thorizcd to issue at the last meeting
OF the board of finance.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
TROUBLE CEASED
When Proper Food Was Found

Good news benefits both parties
glad story is told
A man In Dakota told another man
how he had been set on his feet, as 1t
were, by good doctor who knew
how to treat stomach cases, In a real
~ scientific way--by the use OF proper
food.
About Ave years ago" writes the
man, Il was suffering from dyspep-
ala gas In the stomach, and / was on
the verge Of nervous prostration when
] met n man who told me how he had
been relieved Of similar trouble.
''He had suffered from stomach
trouble for years as result Of eating
improper food, He was at tho time
| write, doing the work Of an ordinary
laborer and said he never felt so we'll
His doctor had emptied the stom-
aeh and then prescribed nothing but
GrapeNuts soft boiled eggs, and dry
toast, He got well under this treat
ment I followed his advice and
lived on Grape-Nuts with cream,
fruit and toast for month. My
trouble ceased almost Immediately.
"The strengthening effect on my
nerves was so gradual ] can't Just tell
when / began to improve, but In a
few weeks ] could sit oontentodly for
hours whereas before, | was restless
and nervous, Tn month or two
could sleep the moment ! lay down
when my littlo boy was year and
half old he had bad attack Of in
digestion while l was away from
home lie vomited four days and
nights, had never seen Grape-Nuts
recommended for babies but | decided
/ would try It. ! warmed and soften
cd the food in water that had been
boiled. 2 teaspoonfuls water tea
spoonfuls rich milk,
''As his stomach got better I left
out the water and used only warm
milk, He is now a strong active child
Of two years and eats Grape Nuts
three times a day. There's a Rea-
SON"
Name given by Postum Co. Rattle
Greek Mich Read, THE Road to
Wellylle," In pkgs,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

city Engineer Kelly was ordered to
advertise for bids for the work, and
as soon as the contract has been
awarded which will be within the
course 'of about two weeks, the work
will be begun.
The streets which will be paved
within few weeks and for which
there is to be an expenditure of $780,
900 are as follows.
st. Roman street, from Edwards
street to Highland crushed stone
pavement and concrete cutters.
Division street, from Winchester
avenue to DiXwel avenue, with crush
ed stone pavement and Belgian
block cutters
NeWhall street from Division To Ivy
streets, with crushed stone and Bel
gian block cutters.
Winthrop avenue, from George street
to oak crushed stone and concrete
cutters.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
Mrs iIcIard pptry

Tho funeral of Mrs. Adelard Patry,
nee Caroline Roy, Of 439 Howard
avenue. was held at ST. Louis French
Catholic church yesterday morning at
o'clock. A high mass for the dead
was celebrated by the Rev j. A. n,
Grenler. The members Of st, Anne's
society, Of which the deceased was a
member, were in attendance At the
offertory Mrs, William Haesche sang
with pathos Lead Kindly Light"
The bearers were George Patry.
Haverhill, Mass; NJ NJ, Augustin
Laundry, Camille NORM, John 7. Roy,
Charles r. Roy and Peter J. Roy,
brothers Of the deceased The inter-
ment was in st, Lawrence cemetery.
Lewis e. Maycock had charge Of the
funeral arrangements.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
Miss Nfay Mansfield.

Funeral services were held at 2!30
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
house, 20 Crown street for Miss May
Mansfield, whose death occurred on
Friday. The Rev Arson Phelps
Stokes officiated He was assisted by
the Rev. Charles o. Scovlle of Trinity
p, r. church.
The services were attended by a
large number Of friends. The bearers
were Bruce Fem, David Daggett,
John w Bristol, James tTillhouse.
Prof. Charlton NJ Lewis, Prof. Henry
G. Emery, John Day Jackson, and
Thomas y. Osborne
The burial was in the family lot in
the Grave street cemetery.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

While responding to the alarm Of fire
from box 100 yesterday morning the
chemical from Company IL In passing a
horse on Congress- avenue started the
horse to run away. There was a child
In the team but he could do nothing Ia
control the animal, The horse had
only progressed about 10 yards when
he was stopped by Benjamin Herdichs
OF i2l orchard street, who caught the
relns. The child was uninlured
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
NO GENERAL INCREASE.
Equalization of Freight Rates Planned
by Railroads.

Inquiry among the officials of the
New Haven road eicits a denial Of
the report circulated to the effect that
this road with the Boston and Maine
and the Central Vermont is contem-
plating general increase in rates
The roads are making their freight
rates more equal and the movement
has resulted in the raising Of rates in
a few cases, but in q general slight
decrense.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

avenue of pleuro-p pneumonia, viii take
place this afternoon, Services will ho
held at the house at o'clock with
Roy, y, G, Tular Of the East Pearl
street NJ +. church officiating Mem
bers Of the Windemero Tennis club
WIN act as bearers, mterment vii be
In Fair Haven cemetery The services
az the grave VIII be in charge Of
AdelphI lodge i ana A. NJ
Mr.. Jacobs was born IN this city and
was twenty nine years old He was
the son Of former Alderman George
II Jacobs Of the Eleventh ward He
leaves a widow and two small chill
dren,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
O'BRIEN FIGHTS FLAMES.
Assistant Building Inspector Antci.
patcs Frcmcn.

Firemen arriving in response 10 an
alarm from box l22 yesterday morn
Ing, found Assistant Building Tnspcc-
tor Joseph O'Brien fighting flames in
the tenement at Prince and Lafayette
streets with kettle Of hot water. He
had succeeded In practically scalding
the blaze to death by the time the
fire fighters got busy with a fire ex-
tlngUisher
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
MAY LICENSE NEWsBoYs.

Many complaints are being heard
in the police department and from
citizens concerning nuisances perpe-
trated by newsboys who congregate
at the corner Of Church and Chapel
streets and in other sections Of the
city and II Is very probable that the
movement started sometime ago TO lie
cense all newsboys will be revived.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

The funeral Of Charles Andrews,
who died IN the eighty-sixth year of
his age, will be held at the residence
of his daughter, Mrs Henry e.
Rhodes, 914 Columbus avenue. this
afternoon, at 1890 o'clock. The in
terment vii, take place ut Hartford
on the arrival Of the las n. m. train
from New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
At SIPS a dozen.

nt pAsEO q dULSII.
Thin Blown Goblets, in several |
shapes and sizes to select from. |
Regular $l.80 dozen.
AT SIPS a dozen.
7 IL OF. thin blown Ale Cob.
lets. Regular $l.So a dozen.
AT $1.25 a dozen.
Thin blown 5th Ave shape Cham.
payne Goblets. Regular SITS a
dozen.
At $l.l5 a dozen.
Thin blown sth Ave shape Wine
Goblets. Regular $l.6o a dozen.
At $3.50 a dozen.
s and 10 OF. thin blown Weiss
Beers with cut sides. Regular
$500 a dozen.
At $l.35 a dozen.
Thin blown Sherry CLASSES.
Regular $500 a dozen.
AT $1.0O a dozen.
Thin blown Liqueur or Brandy
Glasses. Regular Sl.40 a doze.i.
| At $l.50 a dozen.
i 7 OF. High Ball Tumblers, full
sham bottom with cut sides and
bottom. Regular $3.50 dozen.
AT $l.10 a dozen.
Thin blown Individual Whisky
Decanters. 2 sizes TO select from.
Regular SITS and $500 dozen.
At 60c a dozen.
H Heavy pressed Mixing Goblets.
Regular 90c dozen.
AT SC each.
H Heavy Pressed Glass Ice Water
Tumblers with lip. Regular l0c
each.
At $500 a dozen.
H Thin Blown Footed High Ball
Tumblers, with cut sides and bot.
tom. Regular So. so a dozen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
These Very Special Prices On Bar Glass.
AT zoe a dozen.

AT zoe a dozen.
IL or. Thin Blown Bell Shape
Tumb'ers. Regular SLIGO dozen.
AT 39c a dozen.
2 or. Thin Blown Whisky Glass
es. Regular 60c dozen.
AT 39c a dozen.
2 l.2 OF. Thin Blown Whisky
Glasses. Regular 60c a dozen.
AT 39c a dozen.
3 oz.Thin Blown Whisky Glass.
es. Regular 6oc dozen.
AT SIC a dozen.
2 OF. Thin Blown Cut Side
Whisky Glasses. Regular csc
a dozen.
AT 53c a dozen.
2 IL OF. Thin Blown Cut Side
Whisky Tumblers. Regular csc
a dozen.
AT SIC a dozen.
3 OF. Thin Blown Cut Side
Whisky Tumblers. Regular Csc
a dozen.
At Csc a dozen.
4 OF. Thin Blown Cut Side
Whisky Tumblers. Regular price
$l.20 dozen.
AT 44c a dozen.
7 IL OF. Thin Blown High Ball
Tumblers. Regular ssc dozen.
AT 40c a dozen.
5I-2 OF. Thin Blown Taper
Settler or Sour Tumblers. Reg
ular 75c dozen.
AT Csc a dozen.
3 and 3 l-2 OF. Thin Blown
Cocktail Glasses. Regular $1.4O
a dozen.
AT $1.25 a dozen.
Hollow Stem Champagne Glass.
es. Regular Sl.75 dozen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

The Cynthia Wostoycr Alden branch
Of the International Sunshine eocicty
win hold It's business meeting IN the
paror Of the Y. NJ. G. a. building on
Temple street this afternoon, After
the meeting a greeting viii be given
Mrs, ], 5, Andrews, the state presl-
dent who has spent the winter In
Florida
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

Webster street, from Winchester
avenue to Goffe street, crushed stone
pavement and Belgian block cutters.
Rosette street from Howard avenue
to Morris street, crushed stone, Bel
gian block cutters.
White street, to be paved whole
length with crushed stone and Bel
gian block cutters.
Fair street, whole length with Has
sam pavement.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
AT 44c a dozen.

~ TN aoLSbs
s OF. Thin Blown Straight Tum-
blers. Regular SOC dozen.
At SOC a dozen.
10 OF. Thin Blown Straight Tum-
blers. Regular e0c dozen.
AT Csc a dozen.
II oz.Thin Blown Straight Tum.
blers. Regular Sl,20 a dozen.
AT SAC a dozen.
IA oz.Thin Blown Straight Tum-
blers. Regular 81, 40 a dozen.
AT Csc a dozen.
16 oz.Thin Blown Straight Tum-
blcrs. Regular Sl.65 dozen.
AT 40c a dozen.
/
5l.2oz Thin blown Straight Tum-
blers. Regular 7sc a dozen.
AT 44c a dozen.
s OF. Thin Blown Taper Tum-
blers. Regular soc dozen.
AT Soc a dozen.
10 OF. Thin Blown Taper Tum.
blers. Regular 90c dczen.
AT Csc a dozen.
IL cz. Thin Blown Taper Tum-
blcrs. Regular $l.2o dozen.
AT SAC a dozen.
IA OF. Thin Blown Taper Tum.
b!ers. Regular Sl.4o dozen.
AT Acc a dozen.
6 OF. Thin Blown Bell Shape
Tumblers. Regular SOC dozen.
AT Acc a dozen.
8 OF. Thin Blown Bell Shape
Trmblers. Regular DOC dozen.
AT SIC a dozen.
10 OF. Thin Blown Bell Shape
Tumblers. Regular ST 90 dozen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

Some Of the fetching little bows to
be worn with the linen collars are
made with sealopcd linen leaves,
worked with heavy floss and bncked
with two soft wings OF nuted tulle,
They are very pretty and may be
made in any color though the white
ones are ncatcst, or black and White
looks well.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
Cash or Credit.

Our ambition for the many
years we have catered to the
New Haven Public has been,
and still is, to supply the needs
Of our customers at the lowest
cash price and allow them the
privilege of weekly payments.
More than ever this Spring,
because of the general business
depression, are we emphasizing
this feature and take great
pleasure in inviting you, if in
need of Furniture, Carpets,
Ranges or House Furnishings of
any description, to call and ar.
range for what you require on
the easy payment plan We
guarantee perfect satisfaction
as to quality, price and terms
Of payment.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
BRIEF MENTION.
High water To-day at o:so a N.

Tho regular meeting OF tho Ladies'
AID society OF ST, Raphaels hospital
VIII be held IN Harmonic hall ON to-
night, at S o'clock sharp All
committees ana members are urgently
requested t. attend this meeting,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

Pretty and dainty are the leather
handbags decorated with cut channels
designs, The soft leather looks worry
neat in relief work upon glossy leath-
or, The designs are stitched in place.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

The rector OF ST. Paul's church, the
Rev James DeWolf Perry jr, gave an
Illustrated reading last night In the
parish house. The reading dealt with
incidents In the last week Of the life
Of Jesus and It was largely attended.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

Senator John Hurley and state Com
mitteeman Rigney Of Waterbury were
In town yesterday The democratic
primariee are held in this city this cyc-
ming.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

Cameo iewelry Is very stylish this
season and appears on the very fiat
gold bracelet Tho bracelet Ia fiat and
fits snugly to the arm though the set
ting of the cameo may be large and
snowy.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
Hurry G. Jacobs

The funeral Of Harry c, Jacobs,
who died at his residence, iii Grand
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

For the bedroom one can get lress-
er covers, cushions. veil and hand
kerchlef boxes, half Go2en useful
bags to match. and bed set all made
Of cretonnc. Some are in pink and
white. blue and white and yellow and
white. with dainty touch Of green
Of course and are exceedingly pretty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

Empire ribbons are used for stock
tics, and the arrangements have
reached such an artistic point that
they are indescribable. All ~ the
millinery art is called into play to
fashion them into large or small
bowss, The Merry Widow bows are
large and look rather jaunty, especial
~ with the hat. gloves and belt which
accompany them.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

The finer grades Of mule are elah-
orately trimmed with insertion of all
widths. possibly four or five different
widths appearing on one skirt. often
alternately placed with medallion In
scrtion. The two give very rich
finish to thin garment. One very
jaunty dress was made with n skirt
cut on train. was banded to the knees
with lace. while the skirt was some
what prm the waist was elaborate.
being surplce effect. edged with
deep lace and the short sleeves were
composed OF three ruffies of lace.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14
Through a ShopWtndoW

Gold plated white enamel belt
buckles and pins are among the sea-
sons novelties.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-14

The latest corset covers arc cut OK
actly to the shape of the stays, SO
that the lines of the tight princess
gowns will not he altered by super
nuous fullness The most elaborate
Of these covers are fashioned of soft
silk and lace, with shoulder straps
of lace-edged ribbon. Just as lainty
however are those made Of main
sock, with crisp valencicnnes inser-
ton and embroidered bands.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-17

motivo de la concession de la
Constitution, son una prueba dc
que ell pueblo turco, ignorante
como es, tambien esta en- con.
Idiciones de apreciar Ell inmen-
so bien que traera al pals La ra.
Idical medida del Sultan. Por
GALES y plazas Sc pronuncian
discursos patrioticos ensalzan-
doDo; Ell embanderamiento en- la
ciudad es general asi como en-
los vapores anclados en- Ell B6s-
foro. Una manifestation como
de 10000 individuos Sc dirigio
al Kiosco Yildiv dando atrona-
dores vivas al Sultan. Los dia-
rios de aver tarde publicaron el
trade con concentrates en- que
declaran la esperanza que abri-
gan de que el pueblo cooperara
con ell Sultan, eligiendo un Par.
lamento digno, a la salvacion
del pals.
Durante las manifestaciones,
Ell pueblo quiso que los Minis
tros juraran fdelidad a la Cons
titucion Y estos asi 10 hicieron.
La implantaci6n de la Consti-
tucion ha conmovido honda
mente a la poblacion. El as
pecto de la ciudad es Ell normal
rs cierto que ha habido muchas
manifestaciones de satisfaction
pero tambien 10 es que existe
mucho esCeptisismo respecto a
la durabilidad de la nueva era,
h abida consideration que Ell
Sultan solo por la extrema pre-
sion que Sc lie hizo convino en-
otorgarla.
Esto hace que muchos turcos
cream que la CONCESSION ha sido
tan solo I'm medic de conjurar
Ell pellgro de la rebellion Y evi-
tar la disoluci6n del Imperio,
asi que la primera oportuuidad
Sc apr0vechara para suspender
la Carta Fundamental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-17

unidos abrazados, sin mas sosten los dos pc
quenos que su hermana tan joveu adn apesar
de la expression grave que contrastaba con sus
faCciones infantiles
-iQue edad tienes Carlota? - djo mi
tutor.
-Voy cumpilr trece amos, senor.
i Mucha edad-repuso mi tutor-mucha
edad!
No puedo expresar la tierna compassion
con que M Jarudyce pronunc6 estas palabras
con una voz en- que La bondad SC unia 4 la
trsteza.
lY wives sola con tus hermanos?-con
tnuo
-Si. senor -respondi6 la nina mirandole
con conhanza.
-IY como haces para mantenerlos Car
lota3-pregunt6 mi tutor volviendo la ca
-Desde que muri6 mi padre voy de ior-
nal; hoy estaba lavando.
-Pero, por Dios, hija mia, 81 no tienes es-
tatura para llegar al lavadera.
-Si, senior, con zuecos; tengo unos muy
grandes que eran de mi madre,
-tY cuando murj6 tu madre7 PoDre
muer'
-El dfa que naci6 Emma-respondio Car.
lota dirigiendo mirada la nina que lie
vaba en- sus brazos.-Papa me dijo entonces
que debia ser la madre de Emma, he hecho
todo 10 que he podido: he barrido el cuarto, he
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-17

giosos como Martinez de la Rosa
Olczaga. Alcala Galiano y el duque
de Rivas. Fracasado este intento
Il volaplck hizo bastantes proselitos
contando con propagadores tan en-.
tusiastas como ell comandante de in
genieros don Nicolas Ugarte, cuyas
conferencias de Pamplona, en- 1888
hicieron mucho ruido. Actualmente
ell Esperanto" cuenta con agrupa :
clones en- casi todas las provincias S.
publicandose revistas y per iodicos en-
ese idioma: de tai modo, que Sc ase.
gura que ell v. Congreso Esperantista
Sc celebrara, probablemente, en- San
Sebastian, en- Agosto del afio pro-
ximo.
ITriunfara por complete ell espe-
ranto3 Cualquier respuesta catego-
RIGA parece aventurada Pero no sc
divide que ha soportado la mas diff
ell prueba, la organization de Con-
gresos fnternacionale es: que hoy dia,
gracias la facilidad de su aprendi-
zaJe. pasan seguramente de 200 900
!os esperantistas que mantienen
iiarIo relacioneS postaies. en- su len
qua, desde todos los paises del mum
DO; y por fin, que la aspiration del
Esperantismo no es sustituir 4 los
idiom rs actuales, como vulgarm ente
&c cree. y 10 cual seria I'm verdadero
absurdo; sino otra mas practica ra-
cional. expresada en- estos termino nos
por el Dr. Zamenhof en- Ell Congreso
lie Boulogne. sur Mer:
"Nuestro objeto no es sino esfor-
zarnoS en- extendcr por ell mundo en-
tero el uso de una lengua neutral, al
servic 10 de todos los hombres. que
sin inmiscuirse en- la vida interior
de los pueblos y sin aspirar reem-
plazar 4 las lenguas nacionales exis-
tentes," darIa 4 los naturales de
distintos paises la posibilidad de
comprenderse entire 81. en- Ia que
podrfan publicarse las obras que tie
men para todos los pueblos igual in,
terEs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-17

Mistress Blider me decia en- sus 1timos mo
mentos-estaba acostado ALI el pobre Neckett
mistress Binder. d pesar del ohcio que be
desempenado en- este mundo he vsto esta
noche IN angel en- este cuarto que velaba por
mi hija la confio nuestro Padre que esta
en- los cielos
mo habfa tenido otro o6cios-pregunt6
mi tutor.
No, senior; no habfa hecho mas que per-
segnr preder los que tenian deudas. Guam
do vino la casa no saba 10 que era, con
heso que 10 despedi cuando 10 supe. FL oficio
que ejercia es NAL mirado en- ell barrio, es IN
ohcio muy bajo. y muchas personals sc que1a-
ron, especialmente NJ. Gridlev que es I'm
buen inquilno pero deIQenio algo vvo
-dY despedisteis por fin Necktt2 -dijo
mi tutor.
-Sf, senor-respondi6 mistress Binder
pero cuando lego el termino del alquiler va
cile pense otra cosa. No Sc lie podia echar
NADIA en- cara: era lavoroso, active exacto Y
cumplia conc1enzudamente con su deber-con
continue la buena mujer miranda Skimpoe
sin saber ia qulen sc dirigia,-lo cual es Das-
tante en- este mundo donde no todos cumplen
con los suyos.
Il \ no 10 despedsteis2
~-lOue habfa de hace2 lie die que Sc
arreglara como pudiera con NJ Gridley me
encargue dc hac5r 10 mismo con los demas in
quflinos me Guide muy POGO de 10 que sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-17
ManuaIes Ron,o

ENCUADERNADos EN- TELA FLEXIBLE
Manual de Resistencia de Ma
teriales y Estabilidad de las
construcciones. por el inge-
Micro DR.. Gindo Sandrinell
Manual de las Constsucciones
de Hormigon y de Cemento
armada, por Ell ingeniero Jose
Vacchelli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-17
TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE PUERTO RICO
OFfCINA DEL SECRETARIO

Por In presente Sc informa al pGbIi
CO EN- general que los PROGRAMS para la
admission de aspirantes al ejercicio IL
81 ABOGACfA ante los Tribnnale>
Inulares, no ST distribuyen en- esta
Ohcina, debiendo dirigirse todo el que
interese algGn ejemplar de ellos, & la
Liberia del BoLETN MBRoANrlL,
que la tornado 4 su cargo la pubIioa-
cl0n Y yenta lie los mism0s
San Juan Puerto Rico. q DO Julio de 1907.
n. =. castro,
seerrtafo ae Enhana Sasrems
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-17
MAS OBRAS, RECIRIDAS
RN LA LIBERIA DBL R0lettm.

Manual de fabrica ci6n de Chocola-
tes, Pastas para sopaS y galletaS,
por don LUIS Godos. / tomo en-
cuadernado $r.55 con franqueo.
Obras Poeticas de don lose de Es-
pronceda, tomo en- rdstica *
ctvs. con franqueo.
La collection entera de las obras de
Carolina Invernizio, & Is ctvs.
tomo con franqueo.
Ell derecho Y su pr5ctica, al alcance
de todos, por Z. Pr y Ersuaga.
tomo encuadernado en- tela ST.. 90
con franqueo.
La Introduction a Ia Vida Devota.
por ell bienaventurado Francisco
de Sales, principe Y obispo de
Colonia de los AI6brogues. to-
mo encuadernado en- piel $I.6o
con franqueo.
Sc acaba de recibir en- esta librerfa.
la importante obra titulada:
la mitad del mundO vista desde I'm
autOm0yil. de PekiD Paris en-
90 dias) Un tomo de 6o8 pagi-
mas, elegantemente encuaderna-
do en- tela d rada, zoo ilustracio-
mes fotograticas una carta
i,inerarIa, por don Luis Barzini.
Precto s.. 80 con franqueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-17
La Constitution en- 7urQuIa
SentimientOS mixt0s

Las senales de regocijo a que
&c han entregado todas Las cla-
ses sociales de Turquia, con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-17
OBRAS. DIFFERENCES AUIORES

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