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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-12

sultado ese abigarrado conjunto
de libros que rompen la unldad
necesaria en- la ensenanza publ
co, amen de otros males que no
mencionaremos. En- este parti-
cular han Ilegado las cosas a IN
extremo tai, que aplaudimos aho-
ra Y aplicariamos para 10 sucesivo
ell feliz pensamiento de Ut digni-
simo Vocal de la Junta provincial,
persona de grandes Y notorlos
servicios d la causa del bien pd
|blico, que proponia en- un lumi-
noso informe Sc pidiesen 4 la
Metr6poii los textos ALI sancio-
nados por ilustrados centros, pa
ra que asi informase esta inn
portante materia el verdadero es-
piritu de asimilaci5n.
En cuanto a Ia instruction su,
perior, como medic de convertlr-
la en- nacional y patriotica, cree
mos muv ehcaz el siStema de pre-
ferencia reconocida por nuestra>
leveS d los titulos nacionales So
bre los extranje eros, ST blen cree
mos que fuera va mucho de-
clarar en- vigor la Real Orden de
Il de Diciembre de 1928 prohi-
bIendo termlnantemente que los
iovencs antlIlanos pascE Il edu-
carse a los Estados- -Unidos, donle
con deplorable frecuencialos elem
ploS v las Goctrinas inclinan al OIL
vido, cuando no al aborrccimiento,
lie la patrla natal. En- etecto,
7eria muy provechoso que en- la
luventud Sc fomentase cl dcsco
de visitar la cuna de sus padres,
para que con ell roce continue de
hermanos de uno Y otro hemiste-
rio, y con el trato intimo de nue'
tras eminencias sociales Y Iltcra-
rias, Sc consolidasen los lazos de
union y simpatia, pudiendo de es.
te modo admirar tambien la gran
deza del pueblo espanol Y Ia e,ta.
billdad de su monarquia, con sus
tradiciones gloriosas.
Completaremos ell cuadro de
todo 10 que tenemos que decir
sobre el propuesto tems, pidiendo
toda la protection possible para
los encargados de Ia pdblica en-
,enanza, no tan solo para que Sc
les satisfaga puntualmente 10 que
Sc les adeuda, sino que tam5ien pa
ca que Sc les dote de una manera
que haga su existencia menos pre-
caria y afictiva. En- este nos refe,
rimos plincipalmente a Ia nobilisi-
ma, aunque modesto, clase de pro-
fesores de instruction primaria.
T6mese la norma de 10 que sc
hace en- la Peninsula, donde POI
muy sanas y prudentes medidas
Sc hA asegurado la subsisten ia
de aquellos.
Ninguna otra tan reproductive
en- beneticios como la de protec.
ci6n a la ensenanza Y d los macs.
tros. Ellos, Ilevando de la mano
la generaci6n que sube, decidi.
ran un dia de la suerte de los
pueblos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-12

Segun Sc nos comunica de Ma
guabo, ha pasado a mejor vida en-
la Peninsula Ell respectable senor
padre de nuestro amigo y correi-
gionario Don Alexandra Viader,
residente en- aquel pueblo.
Ante tan cruel desgracia como
la que aaige a nuestro citado
amigo por la perdida de su seflor
padre, solo dable nos es enyiarle
la expression de nuestro mas sem
lido pesame, y rogar al Eterno por
alma del digno anciano que va no
eXlste.aa.ee. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-12
pRECAUCI0NES.

Cansados estamos va de DIR
uno Y otro dia las medidas higi6-
nicas generates preyentiyas, aun-
que muy imperfectamente, del
contagio de cualquiera enferme-
dad. Aseo personal, limpieza de
GALES Y zagoanes, exterminio de
las emanaciones pdtridas, dep6sito
Immediate de los cadayeres, desin-
tectantes para las habitaciones y
otros medios, precauciones son que
todo ell mundo conoce de sobra.
Lo que hace falta es poner algo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-12
Otra vez 10 de COamO.

Faltarlanos encontrar un solo
cargo merecedor de appreciation
contra ell digno Alcalde de Coamo,
.Sr. Larrauri, para contestar debi-
damente al suelto lue nos dedica
ell ultimo C!amor.
Pero no los hay, y no habremos
de entretenernos en- bagatelas 8
chismes de vecindad. La repu-
taci6n del Sr. Larrauri como au-
toridad local y como ciudadano
Sc halla por encima de dos 8 tres
gratuitos enemi gos.
lDonde estan los escandalos
que ocurren en- Coamo, la alarma
Y agitaci6n de los animos que
nadie mas que los inspiradores de
Ell Cidmor conocen?
Pero va Ia cosa e5 con nos
otros, y contestaremos.
La moral del BoLETIN es STEM
pre- la misma, y nunca acomodati-
cia como la de Et Clamor, que
dista mucho a veces de ser la
verdadera. Esta con&iste princi
palmente en- respetar las personas
: los derechos del pr6jimo, mucho
mas 81 Sc hallan aquellas consti
tuidas en- autolidad.
Ell BoLETIN no necesita aeon
selar al senior Larrauri que lleye
a los chismosos ante los tribuna-
les. Este sabra hacerlo, 8 no 10
hara, 81, como nosotros, cree que
cierto genera de ataques no me-
recen la mas pequef1a atenci6n.
Bueno andarfa ell mundo 81 las
reputaciones estuviesen a merced
de cualquiera ciudadano!
Mucho celebramos que Ell Cla-
NOR invoque tarto ell amparo de
los tribunales. De esta manera,
81 sigue asi, nos evitara ell tener
que defenderlos contra los ata-
ques de! colega. Pero debiera
Et Ciamor tener presente que
los tribunales son precisamente
los que amparan ell prestigio de
las au ridades.
iDe d6nde SAGA Et Ciamor que
ell BoLETIN, por defender al sefor
Alcalde de Coamo, intenta resu-
citar los tiempos del General
SAM? IA que viene ESQ, nj que
manera de escribir es esta2 ISe
figura Et Clamor que habla para
hotentotes?
Las insinuaciones que contra
ell hiio del senior Larrauri hace
nuestro colega son, 81 cabe. mas
descabelladas ain, y huelgan per
fectamente en- las columnas de
un periodico. IPor que, 81 tan
moral es la pluma de El Ctamor,
y tan igual es su justicia, no ha
hablado con la misma entonaci6n
al saber de dos 8 tres espectaculos
que entire respetables personals Sc
han dado cerca de la puerta de
Espafia en- esta ciudad2
lSe imagina El Ciamor que
las bofetadas, por ejemplo, son
solo justiciables cuando Sc dirigen
a los hombres de la propia comu-
nidn, y que esta ha de hacerlo
todo impunemente2
No 10 creemos, pero asi parece
indlcarlo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-12

prensa aeerca de un particular
tan lmportante, que merece la
pena de un maduro y rehexivo
eXamen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-12

GA QUESTION ULTR4MARINA.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-09-12

~ Contagio es un excitante especi6oo gu,
origina en- un ORGANISING ehfermo, en- el cua
sc haila en- aptitud de propagarse otros indi
viduos Para mas pormenores remitimos a
leotor al folleto que bajo ell titulo dc "YenenO;
aymotiCos" Gepemos "a en- prensa.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-02
SEMIAHMOO LETTER.

S.'mlahmoo ". /. jan. 2lst, 1884
Editor Enterprise, Sir.--We are
surprised at Capt. Beechers ans
wer to Anxious Public, in last weeks
Revellle, wherein he seems to think
Uncle sam was very presumptuous
IN ordering an extension OF Mail
Service 10 this place, without first
consulting him whether it would
i,e convenient for him to perform the
service. Capt. 9cecl,er no doubt lis
u very important man III his own
opinion, but unfortunately for him,
Uncle Sam knows nothing OF Capt.
Beecher in tn.s mail contract, as
Messrs Gilmore aud Lott are the
parties that he holds responsible for
due performance OF Port Townsend
and Semiahmoo Nail Contract.
Ag;riu Capt. Bcech.r finds fault
with Uncle Sam Tor giving snch
small pay Tor extra mai! service.
Ne ih.Ak he knew when lac took
the contract from Gilmore and Lott
that the post otfirc authorities res
crvel The right 10 increase tho ser>
vice, if neeJed by the public. at pro
rata on the contract. Ike says that
these extra trips do not pay him,
nor even tho one trip here, and that
We don't need them. We certainly
do think 1t u lcetle cheeky" for
Capt. .Beecher To undertake to die
tate to community what they
want aud what they don't want, and
all We can cay is, he must have
been very anxious TO sccare the con-
tract from Gilmore and Lott, who
had tax on il at Il very low figure.
$1,000, compared with previous con-
tracts, when 10 Obtain it, he gave
them n bonus Of Que fourth tue
amount OF the contract, Besides
having 10 pay for use Of steamer
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-02
STMIAUMyO NAIL ROUTE.

Following is Capt. Bc."hcrs letter
to the NcveilIr, explaining why he
has tailed - supply The mail sem
wrrkip to SemiIhmoo, a. orIerI hy
The post Office department.
/ Steamer Evungci. Jar. II 1881
! Eli;ors RcvciIle:
bear Sirs; -, no'ica IN yong pa
per of tho lith inst the following:
! VIII Cap. Bccchcr, Of the mail
steamer Eyangel. inform an anxious
public why he does not supply The
: incl casod service between New
Wtatcom and Scriahn,oo AS orders
CD by the Department.
Permit me 10 s,ute, first, that the
department in ordering the increase
did not even consult with the con-
,ractor 10 see II the service could
Lo pcr.urmel, with "certaiLty, cc>
p lerty and security, when 'hey
have hcretrtur done. They have
added Thirty miles to the route, to
Roach lIarbor, ttking ny three
hours each way.
Sccon |. In ordering the increase
of service the Department allow on
lv u miles each way at IL cents
ror mile. or Sl9.lf cents for the
trip. which doe, not pay for labor
or coal on the TIP,
Third. The service ia not needed
there ty water more than once
week as they have tw" overland
serviccs IN addition. They at pre-
sent have rs many mails per week
as Whatcom and now want a fourth
to supply place one fifth the SIZE
OF Wha,cOm.
Fourth, In oricr to perform the
trip additional it would ta ke money
out oil my plrsc, IA " ~ present
! does not pay ~ ruu the one tf'P per
week, AMI to do the two w"u!d io
to ruin my boat, and rather THAI a.
that | SHAH allow The mai 10 tie lax
On from mr. The carrying OF the
mail twicea week would entail hu'
Jitlonal eXrersc for W hich | wnnld
get no,hlug back. as II majority OF
tho S,miahmooi,es prefer shank
mare 10 v hntcnm AMI hence oy
ntty~oout boat To Seattle. W anh
the departments becones 'wee
sn.a' grain stronger and wtai'hicr
they may ace ti' to grant better pay
hut until then | would not "ver-taN
ther already low bank account
Trusting that the 'a'Nion' pun"
lie" will Inc satisfied with MY cA-
plana ton,
AIN very truly, yonr-,
Il. 7. Beerhcr.
Mister Steamer Evangcl.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-02

TIC s',iA!H;, teeuic e Eswood
Mls'cr hi,aH.t't ,ncytnnndise and
lar, her, iou1i tr,o PORT Townsend
To ), ma nmnr. was caught IN tho
gala of s.t's's isl,n IN the straits
Of Fdca about midnight on Monday
last. The sci being worry high, ste
was obliged 10 throw her deck loud
consisting Of 5000 feet of lumler
overheard, after which sbe reached
Ship UprbCr IL safety, AMI anchorrd
in Anacortes Bay, about 4 O'Clock in
the marning. Some idea Of tho vi
olence Of the g,Ic may be inferred
from the fact that Tho schooner
dragged her anchor till within four
rolls of tho shore, after casting i;
out in tho harbor.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-02

Evangcl, sI5h0J per month, Thi.
amount III cUuHcction with the low
muti contract, AMI then paying one
fourth 20 Gilmore ana Lott, i9 Ger
la:n.y very emo!rraS.Ing for Capt
! 1.crhrr. The trout,e il. there are
4 greet 'nanT persons who want
! MAJ. contracts that are not prcpar-
el to carry thu mails when they se>
cure the contracts. Then thty dir-
; tate to I'll" people What They want
and what they don't ~ant. II Cant,
iiee2hcr cannot carry out the or
ders OF the POS; office department.,
we say, give up the contract. and let
Gilmore and Lott have it, ard
lcreby SIro tho oi5 fJdrth ho has
10 pay them a5 subsidy. When
first the contract MAS let to S. Gar
field he received $4,000 por ans
num. Now thGsu over anX!ous con
Tractors have it do w IL $500, 90
per annum. Aud Capt. Beechcr; in
order - have IL mail contract, pays
one fourth OF that sum TO fillmore
alI Llst, an tnal says, he viii
hive 20 lake money ont OF his purse
~ carry out tho terms OF tbs cen
tract. and in his opinlo" the people
must suifvr the consequence. IN
our oplulUn there are too many OF
such mail contractors, ard they
should get down, and out, and let
others who can perform the service
90 so, aud not bc lnd,ng fault with
the small! sum they receive for thcl'
editor, We should like to speak OF
ynlch is that our Postal Agent,
Fonts, having all hia interests VI r
N Whatcom, j. 30 Reason why he
should prostitute his position ny
Ia king to passengers a the mhi
boat in disparagcment OF other
u .cea. AMI it ha wiult he NOR"
parLIruiaf in the assortment OF his
mails he will not have 10 much time
~ 40 81.
We are tno~t rosP"ttfa'ly,
WILLIAM LOGAN.
+. .>EGAS.
WILLIAM RAY.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-02
" AMERICAN FARMER /"

sixteen page agricultural magazine. published by
T. A. X Hackett, At Fort Wayne, Indiana, and
which is rapidly taking rank as one OF the leading
agricultural publications OF the country. II Is de-
voted exclusively to the interests OF the Farmer.
Stock Breeder, Dairyman. Gardener, and their
Household and every species OF industry connected
with that great portion Of the people OF the world.
the Farmer. The subscription price is 81 90 pee
year. Farmers can not well get along without It.
It puts new ideas into their minds. II teaches
them how 70 farm with profit TO themselves. 1t
makes the home happy. the young folks cheerful.
the GROWER contented. the GoWpcast happy, and
The demagogue honest,
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IGIlI sIAE FIJN.

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IN ""rT ny ~ .
sal'ng Tor US i""''' ""'"''' W
brcc't'"h i'S7 '"r''8 '"' 500 - y"
last Monday n'g"t.
Mr. David Fulk. o'f'ra has farm
10 Fi1aigo Islam" for ssi"' II IS
Faithfully e''n"t'd "'lo'"'"E i'"'
Erie irH'thg inc 'o'" ''N''t''N'> '"
W. Erit. ana IL "'St'"''' P'''''
Il has young "Feh"r' "' ''" ;"
trers, a"d il variety VI ''iA'' "'''''
Thomas Shrrre is building ro'i
n MS Homestead at I'.tept on Pass.
|x,i.h will culucct tho Paws viii
he roads leading t6 all parts
d. ,l.r island. Well done T"'a
Nc can nos get I" the right place
or oar GUNNER picnics.
Ga Father R,nm, living Oh the
.,.L .:lc Of F.da!go island, who
"a ,lrltk with PARALYSIS aloni
~ l,t mrnti.s ago. is declining. IL
lss i'cen ,utlrciy II lpirss as''nt s"v-
~ n.otths, atd IS " great cure ''F
y Ella lady i;Ne rs i"''"'"i ""'
Who Is "r"u' s@Veh'y years "'"'
Nc ware miSin,Gr,hrl II f."
Make ago when sc siut,d that the
tsacas WHICH rcsultc"i IN a PAIR OF
Hack t,cS ard Il t,ooly nose TO a
feuplo ct citizens ot San juan isiand,
10, K place ., FRIDAY iiarhor. 4
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ard halt hours, running a distance
OF i23 niles and making fifteen
bindings.
Wo have received a copy Of the
.barter of tho city OF Whlto,ns
by authority of thu city
council of Whateof, aad printed in
tho Reveillc Office. II is q neatly
.r:,.,t ,,n,nI,faf of 1'WaptV fnur
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usaMEr ssE$,sa T.

,~,,, ctea w.oAt, fr ., ,;,a Post -ap-',ts.uTrl
lips. iiQg; GEMS.
Wool. e.,d <n. /, ,issn. 1917 cents
Wheat. per ton. :lU
Flour. per bare J. ., IS.
oats. pr tna. 81.
Bncnn. California. PEI rnnnd, lHl@3t C.
Country cured, ! J c'"'f.
l.tms, !8c
Iitd. Is cents.
Butter. A No /, choice, ~ WITS.
Fair e. m,diln, 50It35 cents.
E.ys. per d"srn. 80 r't's.
cnirkrns. pr do2' y. -
iilns. I"r pound. u c'h's.
Green. Z ccuiS.
po,n,ars. II r hn-h,I GO cents.
NY, per ton. SlaD2o.
Chop 'ee'i. ~ har!,y, per ton go
Bran. so.
Appl,s, sundrir,S Il Csnis.
:" Machine ,lrlrd. y r"ni'
Green. per box. 81 a5Sl %
Fn.s. Beaver prime pr 10. 5ot3l 10
outer. zach, $500 1too.
Bcur, each. 81 tu@> 10.
Grnprs. per hex. 81. 21Qn %.
Lemons, (prr 1907. $500 l55.to'
HkTAij-
Beet, o tn 10 crn's
Pork, ia To 10 cents
Nation, y tu lsi cea's.
wunLEsALs.
Drrf neat, 8 :" 10 crius.
BET an .,,o,. & to crnt'.
Pork neat. II Ia l2 crrt'.
Pork on foot. "a t" ~ ernta-
NJ iiion neat. o rcnts.
Mutton on f,,nt, 81 tn ! coats
BUILDING Material
Rough common. $i2 pr VI
Flooring. lx4. No. |. $40 per w.
2. kl6 pr "
txG, No. |, sic pr NJ.
2, $3.50 per NJ.
Dressed luH,l~r, Is. siS per VI.
A.. $3.50 PIN.
Rustic. m I, siS per NJ.
g. $40 per ny.
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get Sound Ia, and Cap Store and dealer
n gents furnishing goods, and select from
large aud fashionable assortment. at
reasonable price,. Commercial street;
ign Of the Big ifa'.
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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-02-02
TiKc ryTrEpRgS3 MAJ.

I've NrrrHwUsr LHTE.! RISE MAI Of
| ~, .'Gg.t Spilni region is The hest ana
n,.,>t nu:h,ntia .,u.lii.e township map
| tt.. f.s 'vyr .."rA plbis.'c'I Of t'Ie Pn2't
! : ,p., basin. Il shows the w,.'.r- ~
, l}r, i,h C1lNm'i> II connection with
J thcS. BE-: NrS'.uctuu / rI!tor'. '"G Tier
, w.;, .ht l,na ni;acort thereto, from 't'
{; t.,.r,. ranpe -. tuoutta,H- ~ The faclf'r
cnR.r, anil frn.n H., th.hhljs E,'i,y neat
lb, fTh parable. :" 'f" A)Ih parallel IN
BIRTH, toicmlia. III. includes tn"
FucA Stats, the cali 81 Georgia and III"
rutire Puget Sound region, with MI TIE
chanres. bAys aud hrruprs upon the
SQUAT tlso All the >irraihs that II ;"
into tnrs, waters including the rr"at
vnlir,S ot the Chria,:r. ruytllun. 9n"ho'
mis!, El,asa; nni Frsy,r t.I'1a with th'lr
tributaries. ma the 'alhl'ie Nh"''
agricultural and mineral lands "lihin
thru,. A,.a al the island, at the fu,a
Archipelago. jnrIn'iin% 'mt'io, "hidhy'
! 81 "a,
Decatur, FiGai.o. Gu"nrs "nd "epres'
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racnn,a. S.nttlr. pHrt Townsend Ana
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.Ifrec mats per week by steamer
fru,a- Seattle; also two mails per
week from Port Townsend by
steamer Fvangel, aid two mails
per week 6verlan |, via Nook,ack
river, makiug !s all seven mails per
week S>cmiahnno has one mail
per @ueh per >tu'uer Esangc! from
PORT Tow ascend, aud Two mails per
week overland TO Frrnlale, in all
three n,lis Per we,k.-llow is that
Capt. Reechcr9
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BLA1HE's cABINET-state. Elkins; War,
Butler; Navy, Chandler; POst-Ofice'
Brady; Interior, Keifer; Treasury,
Dorsey; Attorney-General, Kellogg.
The Ohio "majority" indicates that
they'll never get there.