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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29

Pasemos q 10 triste, 6 sea q la aoos,
tumbrada cr6nica fdnebre. 81 20 fue
ra impresionable tendrla que decir una
verdad lamentab,e. 81 muerto de la
semana, a juzgar por Ia impression del
pueblo, ha sido un torerO, un joven
malogrado para ell llamado arte, victi-
ma de una terrible oornada de I'm tofo,
en- la tarde del dla z, en- la plaza de
Barcelona Domingo del Campo, co
nocido por Domingu(e, muri6 Ell s y
fu6 trasladado Madrid ; la conduoi6n
de su cadaver por las GALES daba ell as
pecto de la r6rdida de una de las pri-
meras fguras de Espafla.
El pueblo Sc desbord6 hasta ell
punto de que la guardia civil tuvo
que dar una carga en- ell cemertefio
para contener la turba que atropellaba;
hubo heridos y mujeres accidentadas;
mentira parece ; con raz6n dice lie FL
garo, de Paris, cue este fen6meno res
ponde q 'un extrailo estado de alma de
un pueblo; y exclama con dolor: "Me.
nos tinta y menos saliva Sc gast6 pOr
ell general Martinez Oampos cue por Ell
torero Domingutn ~ Bien discurrido.
Esa tarde fu6 fatal para los toreros,
porque fueron cogdos ademas otros en-
las plazas dc Granada, Palma, San Sc
bastian, Burdeos, Gambia y Oaraban
chel. Siga la contradanza y viva la
afci6n q la fiesta NAci0nGl!
Ademas (y perdonen mis- leotores la
preferencia impuesta por la opinion
extraviada) han fallecidC Ell estos dias:
en- Madrid, don Gabriel Fernandez de
IOad6rnigs, ex-senator y ex-subseoreta
rio de Gobernaci6n; y dona Ella Fran
cisca de Castillo, mafquesa de Valera
de Fuente Hermosa. Biarritz, don
Pedro Alcantara Teilez de Gir5n, du
que de Osuna, grande de Espaha ;
don Jose Moreno Elorza, conde de
Santa Lucia, concejal del ayuntamien
to de esta corte.-En Ube1a, el gene
raj don Juan Ramon Guerrero Mendie
ta.-Y en- Hamburgo, nuestro consul
don Ventura CalleJ6n,
| Il. GUERRERO.
Madrid, 13 de Octubre de 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29

Sc han devuelto al Tribunal de Distrito
de Arecibo las diligencias relativas denun.
cia dc don Julio Calvo contra los senores
Marin y Dentou. sobre danos en- su fnca,
manifestandole cue la competencia para co.
nocer en- dicho asunto corresponds a aquel
Tribunal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29

El Tribunal de Distrito de Arecibo tiene
anunciada para el. dia de ma1lana la celebra.
ci6n de los juicios orales de las causas ms.
truidas contra Lorenzo Ortiz, por homicidio
y Felix Seijo, por denegaci6n de auxilio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29
POR 5 S

En el establecimiento del {. Boletin y or
pesos Sc eonstruyen los siguientes sellos
de gonna superiores: sello comerciGl de
Cualquier forma; 1 i'd pdgaese d la orden,
etc; l id depIicGdO; id pGgado l i'd re-
o6b5'noe / i'd GceptamoS; cualquier otro
2n ese estilo, con su almohadilla inagetable.
lodo por 35 moneda corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29

FL sabado de la presente semana Sc trasla.
dana a Caguas Ell Tribunal de Distrito de Hu.
macao que Sc encuentra en- La actualidad en-
Guayama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29

FL q del corriente ba debido celebrar
nna impoEtante manifestation pdbliea en-
Cadiz la "Union Macdonald
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29

Han llegado d Mayagiiez con objeto de
asistir al juicio oral del senior Terreforte.
los senores don Pedro Varellay don Ma.
nuel NJ. nerreforte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29
de los casos, tratados en- diiere1tes
hospitales.E

Los espfritus andan sobrexoitados,
como 10 prueba 10 ocurrido en- las Pal
mas (Canarias), donde ba habido tires
" palos, q consecuencia de unos yersos
publicados en- E1 Ielfgra7o. que asal-
taron q los jefes ofciales de la guar
nici6n ; apaIear0n al director de Ia pu-
blicaci6n y los paisanos Sc defendieron
hiriendo I'm teniente, que esta agoni
zando.
. En- cambio de ese disgnsto, Sc di
vierten en- Zaragoza celebrando las
festas de su patrona la Virgen del Pi-
lar, turbando la algeria una leOna que
Sc escape de la barraca del domador
Malleu, que pudo recogerla, sin que
hubiera que lamentar mas que IN pa
n:co ay1gculo.
Al hablar de fiestas, reoojo los apun-
tes referentes q teatros, que no son de
importancia. El de la Princesa inau
gur6 la temporada cen la comedia de
Dumas (hijo) La Prtncesa de Bogddd,
que vale muy. POGO. Ell de la zarzuela,
nos ofreci6 ell estreno de La Iemprani
ca, en- un acto, de Julian Romea, con
mdsica del maestro Jimenez, que Sc
aplaudi6. El de Lara consiguio I'm
succ6s Gestime, como dicen los france
ses con la comedia Con 0YneG blanca, de
Guerra y Mota. .El de Esava, para
presentar su compan(a, estren0 un
aprop6sito titulado Ell Condo del baul,
escrito por Jackson Veyan, con mdsica
de Valverde, que entretuvo al pIblico
En- la zarzuela en- un acto, tambien
estrenada despues, La tierruca, cay6
la obra sin volverse a levantar.
Maria Guerrero ha renresentado en-
Sevilla La nina boba, uro de sus ma
yores triunfos esc6nicos.
Anoche tuvimos dos obras nuevas.
El guitarrico, zarzuela b0tuwra, que
asl la llam6 ell p1blico, por ell caraeter
de los pe1sonajes y en- Eslava, una
oaricatura, que mas vale no meneallo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29
BOLETIN MERCANTH DE pTO.-RICO

Entcred at the Post OfRce at San Juan, p. R.,
Is second class matter July L. 1900.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29

Sc encuentra enferma sn Mayagaez la
senorita Meria L. Llanes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29

ADvERT1s1Na RATEs.-1e cents, end upwards
per line
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-29

Ha sidQ devuelto al Gobernador Ell escrito
de Jose Machueco que dice inici6 una de.
manda contra dola Asunci6n Tinajero, por
1OS pesos, y que no esta satisfecho de la re.
solaci6n tomada por ell Tribunal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05
IOWA NEWS ITEMS Me

Auburn.
"A small green worm is working ruin.
in many places to the currant bushes,
stripping the foliage and leaving the
bushes quite bare.
Boone.
The figures on school attendance show
that 1899 pupils were enrolled in the
schools the past year. The average
daily attendance was in the neighbor-
hood OF 1900.
crcston.
I The local circus that started out from
Creston is reported to have cleared $500
at Glenwood. and that so far the income
of the circus has been 5000 per day more
than the expenses.
Waterloo.
B. S. Hillman. who came in Satur-
day from his western trip, tells of an
exciting incident that occurred on an
Illinois train on which he was a pas
sen. Just as the train pulled into Storm
Lake a shot was fired, the bullet pass
ing thru a window on each side of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05

car. Three little girls and two men
were in the seats in line with the bull
let's flight, but no one was hurt beyond
q bad fright. The shot was plainly
heard near the track but the guilty
party was not discovered.
Avoca.
Rev. j. A. williams has declined to-
accept the call OF the Congregational
church OF this place for another year.
and will engage in the practice Of law
at point in Nebraska.
Scranton.
journal: James Holden purchased
the other day what we believe to be
the largest hog ever bought in Scran-
ton. He was delivered by farmer.
living northeast Of town, and weighed
$50 pounds. He paid over saa for the
hog.
Swaleda1e.
John T. Hit sold seventy head OF
hogs this week to d. H. Vankirk &
Co. Total weight OF hogs was 1920
of s937.02. Surely herein is contained
profitable, says the Record.
| Newton
Newton people raised about 5000 for
the starving people of India, and
cablegramed the amount there early
last week. The funds sent from here
arrived at its destination in less than
4 twenty-four hours, and have therefore
4 already served to aid the hungry peo-
pie.
4 Fairfield.
Professor F. 8. Vance, who has held
A the chair OF Greek in Parsons College
4 for the past five years has been offered
the chair of Biblical instruction in
Wooster University. In al! probability
he will accept the posiUnn. because il
i is more remunerative than the one
4 here.
Wall Lake.
8 So far this season eleven dwelling
4 houses have been erected in this town
4 The population is increasing at very
rapid rate and when the census enum
Serator completes his work we expec
q to hear that the towns population ha:
Z doubled since the census was taken fivt
il years ago, says the Blade.
i Fort Dodge.
In guessing on the census Of the city
10000 appears to be q popular. figure. :.
The school board has passed upon bid
q for new school building and an addi
ton. The contract was awarded to Q
I H. Oleson Of saltwater. Mimi. who's
bid was s15.344 for the new building il
A the east part Of the city and s64I5 70
j, the addition in West Fort Dodge.
Murray.
Mayor Scott has issued proclama
Istion instructins the marshal to arrrs
all Migrants and all persons WANDERING
i over our town and having no visibl
0 calling or business to maintain them
E selves. Upon conviction and failur
e Ito pay such fine as may be assesse
such person will be compelled to Voc
on rock pile or highway and will ais
be compelled to wear ball and chair
\ Burlington.
a The woman's golf record on the Bur
: llington club links was broken Saturda
a by Miss Anna Ritzinger. She made til
. remarkabl BILE score of As around the nine
g hole course on the, heightened greer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05

The former record on the old links for
nine holes was so, and 1t was q tie be-
tween Mrs. r. w. Chamberlain and
Miss Ruth Grape and Miss Anna Ritz
niger. Saturdays performance Of
Miss Ritzinger was remarkable, her
driving work was exceptional and she
was in excellent form. The score for
the nine holes was as follows: First
hole, Z drives: second, a: third, 3;
fourth, S; fffth S; sixth, q: seventh, S;
eighth, g.: ninth, 8; total, 48 drives.
Sioux City.
The Sioux City starch works Of the
United States company are closed
down, causing several hundred people.
to be without employment. The local
Representatives OF the company say
that the shut down is only temporary
and for the purpose Of affording cppor-
tunity for needed repairs to be made.
There is some fear among local bust
ness men, however, that the starch
trust has decided to close the Sioux
City factory permanently
Mason City.
\ Capt. Shockey, who has charge of se-
curing funds for clock for the new
court house is getting along nicely with
| the work Subscriptions will be binding
when 81, 900 shall have been pledged.
=. = a. C.. Lyon threw the school board
Unto CONSERVATION Saturday by tender
ling his resignation as principal of the
Mason City high school. Mr.. Lyon has
given such eminent satisfaction that
. general regret is expressed. He will
make the law his profession.
4 Ida Grove.
When the Era editor called at a doc
4 tors Office last week he found two
Il girls in the office both with faces badly
Il swollen from having come in contact
i with poison ivy They were Miss Mag
gle Brown, daughter of Thomas Rrowf
living about twelve miles southeast anG
Miss Blanche Clements, daughter Of
Thomas Clements living five miles
northeast. The girls 1--we about fiftee.
mics apart. did not know each othe,
before. were nearly the same age
a afflicted with the same disease, in thu
same way and came into the doctor:
office at5the same time.
Ouumwa.
q One hundred and ninety instrument!
were recorded by County Recorder c
Il. Porter last month, az against 2s2 fol
the preceding month. OF the instru
ments recorded last month eighty-on,
q were deeds, eighty-six mortgages ans
Z. twenty-three miscellaneous. TIL
total number of hogs received at tn
J packing house Of John Morrell & Co. TO
l the week ending Friday was 10000
I against 1880 the week before. Gener
ally speaking there has been some re
duction in the offerings OF hogs the pas
I5week. The western killing represents
! total of 5000. compared with $4,000
the preceding week, and $4,000 tw
weeks ago.
DUBUQUE.
q Judge Shiras has refused to gran
i plaintiffs motion for a new trial In tn
: case of Caroline Myers VS.. c., NJ. & S.
!, p. railway. On July 1e. 1898, the plain
tiff received severe personal injurie
. from being thrown from a buggy at
crossing Of defendants tracks near Ak
: ron, Plymouth county. Her horse we
Y frightened by one of defendants train
e land ran away The plaintiff sued tn
: company on the grounds that the hors
i. was frightened by reason of the railwa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05
WHAT they ARE DOING
Affairs Of Iowa People Taking Place In Iowa
Towns.

ipubllcans. 1t will be necessary to amend
the constitution before congress Will
have power to thoroughly deal withthis
intricate problem. The republicans met
this condition by bringing in the re-
CURED amendment and 1t would have
been adopted in the house but for the
opposition Of sufficient number Of
democrats to defeat 1t. Congressman
Sulzer, OF New York, and some other
democratic members urged their party
to vote for the amendment. Mr.. Sui
ger said:
The democratic party has stood out
first, last ard all the time against OBJ
noxious combinations and trusts, and
now that there is an opportunity in
congress to vote against these enemies
OF prosperity, Why in the world should
the democrats make the mistake of OPP
posing the very legislation they have
been crying for?'
Mr.. SulZer was very much in earnest.
He foresaw the predicament his party
would be in if they opposed this COM
|sprehensive and fundamental step to
remedy the}evils of the trusts But the
majority of his party would not heed
his warnings. A constitutional amend
me Mt requires a vote of two-thirds of
each house Of congress. Enough demo-
Gratis voted against it to defeat the
4 measure. That makes up the issue
(which is clearly defined and which Mr..
Bryan and the leaders of his party can
not ignore, nor escape from the results.
BUYING CHEAP GROCERIES,.
Ida Grove Era.l
During the past week the editor had
quite talk with one of the most sensi-
BILE farmers of this community concern
ling his experience with grocery ped
oilers. Some time ago one of these
smooth gentlemen called at his home
and after number OF rebuffs quoted
barrel salt at Soc per barrel. Well, heG
\ take q barrel at that price. This opened
A the way. He was then asked what hi
paid at the grocery store for soap. A
4 quarter for6 bars. Why his house solo
lit at 16 bars for quarter and thu
y very best soap at that. Well. he'd tax,
4 a quarters worth. Better take half {
q box, said the salesman. Next cam,
I harness oil, essence of sugar ant
numerous articles until finally an ordel
had been given for goods amounting t.
about S.. When the goods came severa
weeks later our friend Went to the sta
ton when the salesman unpacked sever
al articles which We're apparently as re
presented so everything was paid TO
7 including salt which the salesman salt
never was shipped on the same trait
with the other goods but would come o.
l the next train. When our friend go
! home he found that his essence of suga
Twas nothing but the cheapest kind 0
syrup worth about csc, while he ha
l8paid 65c for it. Instead of 16 bars Q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05
Catarrh. Female Troubles.

Denver. Col, Oct !, 1s99.-Colorado
Oxygenor Company. Denver, Col.--
Gentlemen: On the Goth Of March last
1 ordered one Of your Oxygenor Kings
for the cure of catarrh of the head and
lungs. My experience has been as fol-
lows
Ny blood has become rich and red
and breathing free and easy. 1t has
removed nine large moles from my
back. also a large blood wart from my
hand, am feeling better than 1 have
orstwenty years. 1t has entirely cured
my wife of female troubles and made
her a girl again. ! regard it as the.
most wonderful treatment Of the age.
Yours truly, f. 3. TAYLOR.
81 Arapahoe Building.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05
suffering following
call write and investigate this advanced
and

Fevers Of all kinds, colds, coughs.
Group, pneumonia, diphtherla, bronchit-s
Is. lung diseases. asthma, chronic con-.
stipation, piles, bowel troubles Of all
kinds, nervous diseases OF every sort
kidney and bladder troubles. Bright's
disease, diabetes. indigestion and dys-
pepsia, dropsy, insomnia, heart diseases
of many kinds, dependency. poor cir
culation, epilepsy, blood poison, blood
diseases OF every kind, paralysis. cans
GERS, rheumatism, aciatica, neuralgia,
opium and liquor habit. spinal affec-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05

company neglisently allowing steam to |
escape and also because of the condition
OF the company's crossing where she
was thrown out AT the trial Judge
shiras Instructed the jury as to the
steam only holding that the condition
OF the crossing was not q proximate
cause of the accident. The jury returned
q verdict for defendant, and Judge
.shiras practically sustains 1t.
Council Bluffs.
Officer Callaghan captured a woman
tramp Saturday afternoon. He found
her sleeping in box car in the North
western yards and gave her a ride In
the patrol wagon to the city Jail, where
she was placed in the woman's ward.
She refused to tell her name to the OFF,
GERS and was booked as Mary Doe"
. Suit has been brought in the dis,
trict court here for the partition among
the seven owners of the 5000 acres of
land in this and adjoining counties left
to his heirs by b. Douglass, who re-.
Gently died in California. The suit was
Instituted by b Douglass, Jr. The land
is all improved and under cultivation
and is worth from $4,000 to $150.000
There promises to be considerable lti-
cation over this property.
Des Moines.
From figures which have been col-
lected by Secretary Wesley Greene, Of
the State Horticultural Society, indica-
lions are that the fruit crop in Iowa
will be slightly smaller this year than
that of year ago. The decrease will
| probably average ten per cent, due to
| the weakened vitality of trees and
bushes from the weather depredations
\ of over a year ago. A summary of the
reports on the condition Of the fruit
/ crop leads to the following figures:
Apples, 81 per cent OF crop; plums,
I 77 per cent; cherries, 50 per cent; pears,
4 43 per cent; peaches, so per cent, red
Iraspberries, 36 per cent: black raspber-
| ries, 40 per cent; blackberries, 81 pei
licent; strawberries, So per cent Of 9
crop,
Davenport.
4 Frank Winter, a young man 90 years
/, of age or so, is at the police station
charged with stealing a bicycle, and he
was caught about the slickest of any
thing that has happened around her'
for some time. Saturday afternoon he
4 stopped at Hynes' and gave his name a!
4 johnson, and rented wheel. Less thar
La half hour afterwards he was offering
q the wheel for saleSin Rock Island. Nov
lit happens that there are two Hyne.
I stores one in Rock Island, and the frs
4 place that Winter tried to sell the wflee
Z was at the Rock Island store of thu
!, Hynes Brothers. The brother over ther.
. recognized the wheel, and said cert
a He was willing to pay 500 for it, bu
would want to try it around the blocl
u first. Winter said he would wait TO
him. So Hynes mounted the wheel ant
! Irode straight to the police station
Then he hustled back. wrote out a checl
for $40, which Winter had hardly put II
his pocket before an officer arrived ant
), placed him under arrest He does no
{ deny his guilt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05
They are instruments sold for self use,
utilize one of the most remarkable and

Webster City, Ia, March II. 1900
Iowa Oxygenor Company Marshall
town, Ia.-Gentlemen: Having been
seriously troubled for five years with
rheumatism and constipation con-
Guided to try one of your Oxygenor-
Kings and am pleased to say that it
has been a great benefit to me, as
have not taken dose OF medicine for
either trouble since using II and can
not recommend II too highly to any one
would not have 1t taken out
OF my family for ten times its cost II
could not get another. Yours truly.
Z. r., BALDWIN,
Travelling Salesman for Rhoades-C Car
mean Buggy Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05

Just as over 5000 other persons have
done in this city and state last year.
The record they have made never before
was equaled by any other treatment
Thousands are being restored to health
after long suffering. You hear nothing
but good words spoken for the treat.
ment by everybody who has intelli-
gently used an Oxydonor: not by a few
but by everybody. Unless you investi-s
gate you do not know what science has
placed at your command In this remark
able instrument.
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stand. yyl,hou Ut . ls,yal..,

Mr.. John N. wilkie,4 of Sc Adams ave-.
nue., west, Detroit. Mich, writes: II
have been troubled with very severe
headaches for years and have taken .
great many different remedies, but.
have never found anything to give me
as speedy and permanent cure as
Krauses Headache Capsules. In my
opinion they stand without rival:
they have cured me every time. Sold.
by w. H. Evans, druggist, lib East
Main street. and George F. Powers,
druggist, IS East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05

Unless food is digested quickly it will
ferment and irritate the stomach. After
each meal take teasponful of kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests what you
eat and will allow you to eat all you
need of what you like. 1t never fails to
cure the worst cases of dyspepsia. It
liz pleasant to take. All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05

LeGrand, Ia. Dec. "a, 1S99.-Iowa
Oxygencr company.-Gentlement:
have been a great sufferer for the past
ten years with stomach trouble. indi-
gestion, palpitation of the heart and
sleeplessness. have tried many rem
edies and different doctors, all of which
failed to give much relief. Last June
| purchased one of your oxygenor-7
Kings and have received more benefit
from it than from all other treatments.
I can now sleep we'll and eat any COM
mon food. ] have better health than
I have had for years. I am glad to
recommend 1t to all suffering human
ity. DAVID WILSON.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-05

In Switzerland bread seems to play
a more prominent part as food than in
any other country except France. 1t
furnishes 20 per cent of the nourish-
ment of the 3,OoO,0 inhabitants in the
Swiss republic.