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FOR sALE-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

FOR E-Th0rougab.ed black and tan pup1ieg.
lzl4 s. M. co..
FOR sALE-smali top wagon and haues7. at
once cheap 90 10Th 81. Sc e2g3
FOR sALE-Tvro horses, suitable Tor delivery
purposes. Apply 80 sth g. NV. ez9-2
FOR SALE-Ouc 7-year-Old horse. suitable for
any purpose, cheap. p STUBENER, Biadeus-
burg. BID. Mos
FOR sALE-SOme fuo horses from Shenandoah
Valley; one 4 standardized ggutIomll's road
horse; very speedy. Can he seen 40 WTLEF's
sIABiEs. SO sth g. NV. e2s-3
FOR SALE-Groccy wagon. hg-se. harness: an
IN good condition DUNLAP, gJ5 r S. ms
FOR SALE-Tvo fine country horses. now in
city; speed better than three minute; perfectly
gentle. sound. and handsome price, $50 and $50
1870 o. 81 ne mss
FOR SALE-Thrcc good horses fom Virginia
suitable for any business. BAGMAN & KORFF
~ 90 ~. -". mss
FOR sALE-Trap, $50. Top buggy. sl5: cut-undcr
Light canopy-tOp surrey. SIS. set wagon harness
s6f tull line new and secondhand vehicles and
harness on hand, cheap Tor cash. or will trade
for old vehicles COCSWELL, 20 IIth e. NV
e21s
FOR SALE-Contractor breaking up bus:ne5, vii
cell cheap for cash tlirty-four head Of good
work -orscs and mares. suitable for every work.
also Sat wagon and harness. 1910 Ohio ave NV
eZ2-4
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Farm Of dirty two acres. good house
end outbuldngs; ]. 500 fruit trees; eight miIcs
from market cheap, 81. 900. Send for our bulic-
I'm q farms for sale. JORDAN s. RICHARD
son, AnacOstis, D. O. cog
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l5x9C $50 each We have FIVE Of these. adioin-
ing. and are very cheap. Residence street.
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THE MILLER-S SHOEMAKER REAL
ESTATE COMPANY Qnc.),
1885 SD STREET y. ".
Phone. West 40.

FOR SALE.
The prettiest home in Tenieytown; lot G0T210;
house 90 feet from road; shade, fruit trees. shrub
berry. and all the incidents Of an ideal home; six
rooms and all outbuildings. Price s, 800. Terms
10 suit
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-Storc and stable. I7I5 Ilh ST. NV.
20 white or colored party; rent sI5- Apply per-
sonaliy by letter. W. L. BRUEN. Pals Church
va MIA
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WAREHOUSES; AND VEHICLES.

Will TRADE uneucumb,red Dot In Hy7t1-vi77r
OF brentwood Tor me surrey buggy, and harness.
= " - -, n!1Lt'Fl4ie,, r2g-T
BOX sl4 this Office l..5- q
ANYONE having a good second hand cart fCr
Eaie apply az 100 81 81. sw. e5-s
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FOR SALE--A comfortable home, 500 cash
PIERCE & PIERCE, Vienna Va. Misc
FOR SALE-New cottage, Sl,s5O; advancing lots.
now 500 % 500. Gc iOotI your chance nov:
villa Etes. S450 20 $3.50; easy payments; book
let GEO. r EliL. SIS 18th 81 nv. m25-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


FOR sALE-Drus store. cheap for cash. Ad-
dress Bon $40, this office. eos
FOR sALE-Cbeap. stock and fixtures Of small
grocery and confectionery store; cheap rent
zlos l0th IT. NV eos
FOR sALE-Wm sell cheap for cash. dairy an5
hEtu-es- Can az go Maryland ave ne e2g-5
LUNCHROoN and eoafsctionery, $50. W. Fl.
YOUNG, 20 9th 81 nw. eos
wANTED-To sell half interest in construction
repair. and supply business; many contracts on
hand r"yi capital and energetic partner % OK
ZEN. business Address BOX 54i, this Office
&c.. aIE-C Cheap. grocery and confectionery
store good business fine location 40 FeE,on
-- ms
SEVERAL EQUITIES in real estate for businesses:
give F2rtIcuiarss e0UhdeIJi4l. Address Bon 2g9.
this Office. m2g-3
FOR SALE-A small pension and claim business
Acdress BOX ass, this oih-e- mag-a
FOR gALE-Cigur store. 800; fnc location.
near AveEue- CAPITAL BUSINESS. ENCH NNGE,
Atlantic Building m2y-8
FOR SALE Lunchrocm; good stock. on car line
northwest, your own price on account Of SICK
mess Adtres BOX aZS. Tins office e2s-2
FOR sALE-CiEar and stationery store. $40.
9L1 etA 90 ~. mss
FOR sALE-Hay aud feed store. no reasonable
offer refused, other busucss. bJ MAP, 500 ,
ST. mss
SALOONs-CIcsc to Washington. $500. $50. $50.
Sl-.uo, $780, also IN every section ot wash
iHgton- " j. DJGNN, on L. ave mss
HAVE several veil paying grocery stores from
$50 90 $1,000 NEW YORK 81 olNESS B8Gk-
EhS, on F IT, ness
FOR sALE-B-rber sHop. COS st. NV mss
FOR sALE-OId established saloon. prominent
corner Northwest; aliy sales $50 price. s. so
CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic Bldg
NESS
WANTED-To purchase drug store or interest
~, one. IN good location Address BOX 8l2
tls office. c27-5
FOR SALE-Tcu 90 twenty shares stock IN
tae bC-tTJ,iHs steam laundry IN the city. Az
dress Bon SOB. this Office e27-3
HON To OWN a modern home near Mount
Pleasant with 500 cash and 80 monthly For
tuiI particulars d-gD postal. telephone. OF cali
Tor new lr-page Illustrated booklet, plat, cte-,
Of North Columbia Heights. FTLTUN r. COR
DON 'Oi 18th ST. NV Telephone, Main, 55s-2
FOR SALE-Cisar, confectionery. ana rotten
store cheap good reason fJr selling. address
Bon IS. this office mz--S
CIGAR sToKE-Barsaiu; 500 ". d. YoCNC.
go 9Th st. NV. mrs
WSNTED-Paztner with S510 can clear $50
monthly. Address Bon zG5 this office. MRS
SOME PEOPLE with sus Of SO and upward
who wish q good. safe lly cstment. paying per
cent and constantly incr,- sing. about 4 90 in
an TO be sold For full information al I 3 BOX
90. this cficc- c25-7
BEsT WATCH MAINSPKINGs. s0e. BROWNE.
90 ?. vEer' you transfer =Sl-ti
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TRANS on BLUENoNr BRANCH

Leave Washington 9.OI a. n daily. 100 p m-s
and 4-49 ?. II. week days. and 6.25 p n sun
DAYS only for Blusmont. and AS p m and 6-23
D. NJ week days, and 40 P n theatre train
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. lor Lees-
burg.
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FOR SUBURBAN.

FOR T-Br0okland ei-ht-ro0m house large
lot; fruit. etc $50. ROLAND c. BOOTH.
10th and sts- nv. e77-S
FOR RENr-Seven-room cottage shade, stable.
large grounds: Rock Greek Church Road. north
Of Soldiers Home. near StCtt's Station. Enquire
on premises l. O'HARE, Woodbun, D. G.
go
FOR RENT OR SALE-Seabrook Station. Prince
George Co., Nd. Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road: store. sixro0m house one tyenty-acre
iarn. B y BINNIN 18Th M @ s. nv. pa
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through trains from the South arrive wash
ington s.E2 a. m, $50 g. n, rs a. II, l0-I3
a. n daily, except Mondays; 200 p. N. go
o m. and $50 D. n. daily. Local trains froul
HarrfsonburE. Ii.G a. n. week days and
Gao D. N daily From Charlottesville. s-25
l. n and 0.40 .. II daily.
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BOARDING.

CHINESE And AMERICAN CAFE for ladies and
gentlemen. meals served 20 order Sos 18th II.
SAM HING, Proprietor. m293
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Tickets sleeping car reservarions, and detailed
information can be had AZ ticket c.dces. 7O5 18th
ST. 81 Pennsylvania Avenue. and Pe1uEylVania
Station. Baggage checked through from h0tef
and residences
Phone Main l44l, P. R. R. Cab Service.
c. H. ACKERT, General Manage
s 4. HARDWICE. General Passr Agent
L S BROWN, General Agent
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EUROPE,

rHRnpE Norway, Holy Land and
- Egypt- Round the World
Prom slgs-5J 70 81 as
DooAS OF ilineraries nov ready. free Of charge
BAhkk q GIBSON. Tourist Agents,
90 Nassau 81, New York
mill. 3.l5 2527D
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'.FENALE FIDDLINC FOLKS and Fraters +.
Washington Pastor +. Hez Sven explains
sonday night March 30 las O'Clock. Free peWs
Second Baptist Church Auditorium attn and Va
ave Sc nj
WANrED-Man and wife as butler and cook In
family Of two. address BOX SSI. this Office. nj
hANTED-Bushelman. coat makers and woman
to help bushelman. NJ. S. JOHNSON. 1895 Penn
sylTania ave egFQ
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN knowing Of prospect
W. purchasers for real estate. in TIE northwest
sole on easy terms. viii find il profitable 10
address BOX lsI, this Office rnh22-sGt -
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WANTED-SmsH dad. Location irDmzfC-i57 8,
neishbgrl9od respectable, must De clean. mod
err and rent low % permanent tenant Address
BOX az. thls Office r15gg
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49,.
y n ,N rs - .ir-. .r. -. II rv .r
ANilH-lAi .'i.N.'A I-.t--.-.. L. .t.-4.' "'.t-
r''[.--l' MISS 81
~. ~. ----.7iz.---- m =
p '-' 'i' 81
..
WAIVED --.'-C.s-s ETi experienced hsTer 'n
coat-- p r..i.~talN. 40 T. ST. NV s-ta
yANTrTs vy..-...- .-.-,lHr to do l.fl1cg-.F.. 600
SIX II rv. ID
u. ,,-T-tr, 7.F, .-.-----.T-- aud fy7sg-Ti--.--
On ,.r- ,,.-.irr.r-- . ..-artir-- af H.lllj,aauir..
AE5r,.e PeX sf5 tFf- s.F.e al
;---.,--..--- -----..5--- - -
sist m cerrraI hgr-1a5rE C5H Slturday. be-
tween ana u O'Clock. Do. Mas, ave. nv. MI
WANTED Two frst-cls.s ghambermsids. private
family. SO. also plain cook general worker and
r1r1rs- Frg-4fr. 1911 TstI 81 MI
,.-...
NANiED-A good CiIIrhc1Hlall 40 Pa ave
-
HAN4 -b hilt nurse -i'A S''ered COOK ano
NcE y5rE 151s M. yrrE ave mi
N 80,
NiEL--i'-nE Nhil' GIT. % a>alsL WIN h',i-,-
80 anu ''ie '' INFANT -A1-le7' D'N ''l ','S
--- l--,-
WANTED-For New York, i've women cooks and
shaH'efnalasi iare rlia. MOORE III ith st.
NANTED-Ccok IA private family. wash and
iron references required. wages So 1850 Kcn-
yun ST NV M
,-,---7-
prices paid. Apply Jl5 9Th 81. May Building
mos
WANTED-A colorcd woman as cook; bring ref
ercDcc- Apply sy0 Pa ave NV m29-2
o. .--, 49, ,,-,.,-,-, ~
ClnvassiuE; ii now employed an hour two
evenings vii add = to - % your weekly in
come Enclose stamp. Work mailed on ap1Ii-
WI M ~ 5,l ~ ~ n ~ IA nANl
-, ---'- ~ - 1870, 1----- ------ AZ
HOl[E WGEE-ETg glaaETy srfar4rtaa.F. lsyrsri-
co. l-''>'., sti--lg ~, 'It, ,l-,s.,,,
G,I,s-, ~ - q, w i--' NH ~, 7.
NO'tl ~ y Lnlelor Di,n- .ili.-5--l'
WAL ED-"hlte GlIi 70 attend 70 children and
van olehea- -. .tA - ne MI
WANTFD-F,- b.r,1 e,-, s1-y5r.y 7,1rt-v -rirIg
SIS SIX kitchen maids, $40; vegetable cooks,
-, N@ilIeSSss. 80 aga 50: ch-mneTInaios, So
tpcaf- DIN HOILL AGENCY. 18th and Pa
-
MAN4t.D-A steuographer and typewriter GEO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

KEYsTONE CLEANING AND DYFTNC WORKS
30 81 NV suits skirts or waists cleaned and
pressed, 75c. suits dyed, $50 Open evenings.
mos
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-Youug man ia department 10 share
room with another young man PIP I ST. nv
FOR KENT-Fr0nt room; newly iuuiyhcd; c2-
CeileHt table, cheap for two near CSpitoI. 5I-
"a ST. Sc eos
ROOMS AND BOARD, $50 per wes.. OF u 81.
NV 81
ROOMS. With board. s. and $40 per week ~
10th st. cos
sunny sECOND-sTURY FRONT ROOM. with
board for two reasonable. s2g Rhode Island
ave NV e2g8
FOR RENT-Wiui board suite Of rooms ou Sea-
old floor, and tllird A00r front. Address II2
10Th 81 uw. mzJ-3
FURNISHED ROOM with board, suitable far
gentleman CPS Sd st. e2s-3
ONE LARGE nicely furnished front room. ez-
eellent table. 1921 nth 81. NV NEST
FOR RENT-At the Crmcwald. rooms with
board or without furnished new throughout Us
81 81 NV, corner Indiana ave. m2s-7
4u ISL. ST. N.E-One large hall room, with OF
without board T-.zs-g
FOR RENT-Niccly-i furnished front room. with
good table board. llJ6 l. St. e27-3
FOR RENT-Roouls, with board. within square
Of Capitol and Library ZOs lst 81 ne m21-C
FOR RENT-ouc large room, furnished, with or
without board l0li 1 81 nw. mrs
ROOMS SOC and 75c; dinner, 25c. from { to s
Z. NJ. az the AINION. 1871 + ST. m23-7
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REAL ESTATE.
WESCOTT & WILCOX.
1907 Pa. Ave.

OUR SPECIALITY Is EENTTNC. IF YOU WANT
A HOUSE. STORE. or STABLE GIVE is A
GAIL AND We WILL TRY To SUPPLY THAT
EANT
YOUR ATTENTION Is PARTICULARLY d.
BECTED To THE FOLLOWING:
on ed st.. brick Z rooms and bath. m T. $50. -
on 25d. brick. rms. and bath, cellar. m J. 80 %
1slS Pa. ave, brick On. and bath, Gel, m 3j- 50
1882 7, II rooms and Bath, cellar. m. L.. 40.J0
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
1900 IT, large market store m. i..-.... SIS 90
COO 10th sv-, store, rooms, eel, N. H.. 1880
m27-S
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STEAMBOATS,.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW UTHAMPTON-LONDON-
s Paul--Apr- ,. 10 an Phil rfa- Apr. I6 IBa n
s. LOuis--Apr- 9, 10 an St PauIAur q % An
RED STAR LINE
NEW KOEK-ANTWERP-P
Frieslsnd-..-Apr. {, noon Pennisld- ADr.l4 pm.
Southwark Apr. ., noon VaderlaRd- Apr. &c, noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CONPANT
COMPASy-S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1903 = ST
\. W. or Geo. ". Nos. IEu 81 n W
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FOR EXCHANGE.
TO ENCHANGE-ss0o outdoor Government posi-
Iiun with young man fer any 500 or more
Government position Address BOX 58s. this Of
nee e
NANTED-TypeaIitcr Ia exchange Cor mans
Clipper wheel. complete. {Soarchligh lamp.
tool bag. and repair outht. in tine condition
Adcress BOX 81. this office. mzs-5
WILL exchange for horse and carriage lot ia
Braddock Heights northwest Alexandra. uncn-
CuUrCTCd- horse must be gentle. sound and
good locker. Apply ROOM J. GJ5 ST. NV
MSS
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WANTED female cat about ] yea- old: eray.
white and BLACK or tiger preferred Adde'S
80 -. Lla once MI
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" ANTED-By q respectable coIored woman.
Court sw. mi
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Plaee by a colored woman as cook;
stay Hishts- leo C0vingtOn 81. NV MI
NANTED-By refined young lady. ace d. posi-
uon a. companion for lady. Address BOX zs-.
this Office. M
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WAYTED-Woa.au -.-,aHt to do Aouscvra. $50
SRI FL ru Cd
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FOR RENT-I123 9Th IT, NV, six-room house;
modem improvements; newly papered. Apply
Owner. lI25 9Th 81. NV esq
FOR RENT--A twclye-ro0m brick on NJ ST.. near
sd Could be spleHditly utilized a. a boarding
house Price $50 per month THE MILLER
SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
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WtNTLD-Tcu carpenters. school, Lincoln ave..
above H st. cl
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTFr--Experieneed anishsr on pants 629 F
St NV. lth floor. mss
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
-~~~~~~~~-~-~~-
FOR RENT-Two UNFINISHED front rooms: sec
ond floor; light housekeeping; gas for cooking;
reasonable rent; can be seen evenings OF on sun
day. 6s c ST. nv. eos
FOR RENT-Rooms on second floor; also kitchen
and room for 81 2ol ST. NV eZ95
FOR RENT-Three or four unfinished rooms.
suitable for light housekeeping SO K st. NV
m29-3
FOR RENT-'Two unfinished rooms, with use
Of bath. heat and gas "a St NV m29-3
FOR RENT-Thccc uufuruished roomz; heat. gas.
bath; second ho0rs light housekeeping. A. 81.
NV MOS
FOR RENT-On second floor, for light house
keeping, three unfinished rooms and large bath
room. l247 9Th ST. nv. m29-3
FOR RENT-lg20 81 81 NV. three cheerful
rooms on second floor for light housekee ing;
prlce, with gas, So mss
FOR RENT-slI. three unfuruisiled rooms. heat
ard gas 1869 ; ST. ne mss
FOR RENT-Ca third floor. three nice rooms and
private bath; rent -, % adults - st. ne.
I--oo
FOR RENr-Txo beautiful uufurnished com
municatiHg front rooms; no children 0l6 P
ST. NV. mss
FOR RENTING unfuruished rooms i5I Mas.
ave NV m25-3
FOR RENT Three rooms for light housekeeping.
l225 9Th ST. NV. cz78
FOR RENT-Large. light unfinished front room.
'e,9nd n90T. 90 Florida ave. NV e27-3
FOR RENT-Five large. elegant rooms and bath.
cheap Apply 2Oi East Capitol 50. m2I-4
FOR RENT-Fuuished or unfinished rooms.
40 ? st. NV u27-3
FOR REST-Thrne fine rooms, second floor: south
'front.' heat, gas, bath; SIS month. 1925 vs. ST.
uW. us2T-g
TOR RENT-Two unfinished front rooms and
bath; second floor. SIS % 81 NV. uu27-3
FOR RENT-TWO unfuruishpd connecting rooms.
fronting Pa. ave; pleasant and convenient light
housekeeping If desired; references exchanged,
no children. l92sla Pa. ave NV m27
FOB RENT-Ro0ms. The Astoria. Sd ana G sts
NV. central l0Cat ion. modern mgl-tf
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wANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.
WANTED-FLATS.

HANIED-kOcm and board by 2 lady: central,
terIas -. Address BOX 328 this Office 49,
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Two beautiful little brick and sandstone homes
5car 10Th and sts-; ;, 500 each. Owner viii
take $50 cash and s25 Der month.
A fine manufacturing site. south Of the canal
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WAETED-ROOMS.

WANTED Large unfurni-hed room April !:
give terms. address BOX $40. this Office m215
MANIED-By three adults. with baby months
old, three or four unfinished rooms with gas
ana bath; southeast preferred. address Bon sl8
lli-H once nj
u ANIED-Ihree or four reasonable SECOND fo0r
T1orus, suitable Tor light HOUSEKEEPING A5fra-.
BOX 5I5. this Office $3.50
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THE BEST table board nj The GruuewaId. SIS
% 81 NV, GO. uer Indiana ave. m2S-T
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-13

The water mains FOR The San Juan sewer
system arrived here last week, and is
now being landed. The work on the
sewers will begin at once. That is to
say it must begin at once, if Mayor
Egozcue wants to place himself in po-
sitlon to demand favors from the pee
pie of San Juan. This system is a
great necessity, and it has long been
promised the co immunity.
In approving the plans of Eagireer
Canals, who planned the entire system,
Mr.. Stierle, Of the Board of Public
Works, is said to have stated that the
work was as near perfect as it could be.
With a prepor foundation. San Juan
should have perfect system OF santa
ton and drainage. Good mechanics
and artisans should be employed to
carry out the work, and Mr.. Canals
should be supported in every sugges-
ton he makes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-13
sAFl JUAN, OCTOBER 13
Editorial Comment.

Tomorrow will be the first day OF
regis ration. Thousands of voters all
through the island will be- on hand
early IN the morning to be sure that their
names are placed on the list which
permits them to cast a ballot on elect
ion day. the polling places will be
opon from in the morning until r.,
there will be tv o hour for lunch and then
taev will re open at 2 and remain open
unt,l 6. There will be fully eight
hours in which to register. Every vo-
ter on he island should have no trc-
uble whatsoever, in having his name
placed on these voting lists. There
Should under no circumstances be any
necessity for pushing or crowding.
The leaders of both parties should
take special care to avoid difficulties of
any kind They share equally with
the police, the responsibility for an Or
derly or disorderly day. A word OF
advice to all party adherents before
they go to the polls should be sufficient
Very often the most insignificant and
well-intentioned remarks lead to most
grave results AID consequences. the
party managers should tell their
followers to go to the registry booths and
register, and that while there to keep
their mouths closed respecting any dsl-
cussion of politics.
The surest and safest way would be
to talk personally with all the voters
and tell them that it is their duty, that
they owe it to the island to behave and
be decent. That they must regis, ,er
and then go home. The must be
told that if any one Of them is respon-
sible for disorders Of any kind, that he
will be drummed and disgraced out of
the party. Talk to the voters in plain,
unequvocal language, and make them
understand that they are expected to
vote and not to commit murder.
These are things wieh the police can
not do but which party leaders can.
Political chieftans should be given to
understand that they share the respon-
sibility for disorders and that they must
stop them. The power is theirs to des-
troy these things before they bud. When
the turbulence gets as far as the police
post then It amounts to a frank avoyal
by political leader that he has no
control over his people. If this be the
case he should step down and out and
make room for someone who will take
the responsibility and keep it.
The island cannot afford to have any
disturbances tomorrow. The cost would
lie greater than the one or two men
hurt. Order must be preserved under
all and every circumstance. No cx-
cuSeS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-13

1t will be remembered that about
the nearest Commissioner Carroll D.
Wright's report came to the suggestion
of a remedy for the settlement of the
coal strike, was 'for both sides to be
fair and decent, and settle their differ
|ences themselves" This was like the
counsel of minister in the western
part Of the state several years ago whem
was announced that he would preach on
the labor question, and told his hearers
that all that was necessary was
for everybody to have the spirit Of
Christ. But everybody has not the spirit
Of Christ and not every Lody is fair and
decent. In fact, in the struggle fol
existence on the one hand, and the
struggle for power On the other, the
tendency is rather the other way. II
the Golden Rule were the rule of life il
would be a solvent of about all the
social problems that now confront us
In fact, it would mean the arrival of the
millennium. Laws would be unneces-
sary, Three prisons could come dowr
and virtue and justice would rule the
affairs of life. All this may be the ex-
perience of some remote generations
but slowly evolutionary, and even ther
the ultimate accomplishment of its per-
feet work will be doubtful.
1t is not strange that Col Wright'
proposition, unchallengab1e as it is ii
the abstract, should be encounterins
considerable criticism as practica
measure of relief. 1t is plain tha
neither side to the controversy is going
to end the trouble from consideration!
of fairness and decency. Had tina
been the disposition it would not have
occurred. AS it appears now, onl,
pressure will avail, and the wisest wa.
to apply it is the question now to b.
settled.