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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-21


Prfg0nerO y con ella IL serie de ar
ticuo titulado El Pam nfcessta de Sus
hy0S, que con tanto gusto y fnicion
leia el p1blico.
Ell Gobernador INFERNO de Puerto
Rico propone al Concejo Executive ell
nombramiento de don Jose Ramirez,
Para corcejal del ayuntamiento de
Yauco.
En- la mafiana de hoy ha salido en-
direction a Guayama, la distinguida Y
sinpatica seforlta Maria Coll, que va
a desempelar con el buen acierto que
acostumbra, una de las escuelas de
aquella culta ciudad.
Cartas detenidas en- las OGcinas de
Correos de esta Capital por ignorarse
su destinario:
Letras A. B. CyD.
Pedro Alcaraz, Silvestre Arroyo,
Marcy Amadore, Aguero A., Centro
Asturiano, William D. Briant, Tom S
Brito, ?. Marin Berries, Arsenic Bra
vo, Trena s. Collins, Teiesforo Cofrea,
Magdalena Cordero, Juan Cepeda,
Ryan & Donaldson, Sucesores de Bor-
doy 20, jorge Daniel.
81 sargento de la Policia Insular Sc
flor Guanill destacado en- Csyey, tele-
grafio aver al primer Jefe del cuerpo
Mr.. Hamill 10 siguiente:
"Guardia Ddmaso Aponte dettlvo a
Pedro Santiago (a) Malo, por tentativa
de violaciou de una nina de nreve afIos
de edad. El Juez de paz de este pue-
bio entiende el asunto.
K Guanill, sargento de ia P.I.
Esta maizena, hemos tenido cl gusto
dc saludar los HonorableS Juez v fiscal
de Ia Corte de pistrito de Humacao sc.
l3res Foote y Campillo, quienes Sc en-
cueEtran tenn poralmente en- esta capital
1a s1do anulado, por las denuncias
que contra el Sc p1esentaran, e nom
bramlento de poicia insuIar hecho 4
favor de Encarnacion VeIez. de Rio
Piedras. TodoS los catgos que contra
81 Sc preseutaraa, reSultaron ser ciertas
Nuestro querido amigo y compafiero
el Sr. don CriStobal Keal, Sc propone
hacer ma segunda edcion del iibro
PALMAS al que tan buena acogida lie
ha diSpensado Ia ls!a entera, cl1ya
prlrnera edicion esta va tern1jn andose.
La segunda edicion sera editada Dor IL
casa de "a. Lynn e hjos de Perez Mo-
rS".
Aver tarde un ciclista atropello 4 un
nlilo en- la calle de Tetuan, frente de Ia
fabrlca de limonadas del Polo Norte" /
HaSta cuando van estar esos Sres.
clclis:as hacienda victimas2 Hasta
cuacdo no van a tcmar una m4d,da
para ev1tar ESQ, nj Ia policla, nj nuestro
sei1or Alcalde? Hasta cuando.
Ell vecindario de Santurce que vive
entire las paradas 10 IS, Sc queia de
que ell maquinista de la panta el6ctri-
"a de Ia Compafifa Americana, ha to-
nado como TN sport bastante desa
gradablc por cierto. ei manejar dema
siado amenudo ell pito dc aviso de Ia
inaquina.
GNo podrfa abusar un POGO menos del
pito ese sefior maquinistal
La comision de Ia policia insular sal
dra el dia II para la ciu lad de Ponce
doode pcocedera 4 tallar cincuepta in
diviiuos qne deseen ingresar en- ell
cuerpo
Ia ingresado en- "a c4rcel de Puerta
de TERRA, Ramon Maldonado, seuten-
ciado por la Corte de Distrito de Are
c DO dos afios de carcel por ell de'i,o
de adulterio. Tjene ademas de esta
causa otra pendiente por ell mismo de
Tito. Este indivfduo fce sentenciad
anterio7mente aden,as de estas dos car.
'as, por el deiilo de aggression.
Santiago q. Palmer
AVOCADO NoTARIo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-21

Aver tarde un ciclista atropell6 4 un
nliio en- la calle de Tetuan, frente de Ia
fabrlca de limonadas del Polo Norte".
HaSta cuando van estar esos Sres.
clclis.as hacienda victimas? Elasta
cuacdo, no van tcmar una med,da
para evitar ESQ, nj la policia, nj nuestro
sei1or Alcalde? Hasta cuando. =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-21

Esta maizena, hemos tenido cl gusto
dc saludar los Honorables Juez y fiscal
de Ia Corte de nistrito de Hrmacao Sc.
ilores Foote Campillo, quienes Sc en-
cueEtran temporalmente en- esta capital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-21

The principals of the public schools
of San Juan will be in their respective
schools on Monday, Tuesday, Wedn-
esday and Thursday, September y, u.
% and "a, from 9 to II A. NJ, and
from 2 to 3 P. M, to enroll pupils for
the coming school year.
Pupils who have received promotion
cards passing them to the new" Emerson
English Graded School on Cruz street,
should present themselves on these
days to the principa! of the Emerson
School. Pupils who neglect this may
lose the opportunity of pursuing their
studies in English this year in this
school. Pupils with English promotion
cards will be given preference.
Pupils who have passed to tho SIKH,
seventh and eighth grades should pre-
sent themselves to the principal of the
Lincoln School for enrolment.
E. N. Cloper, Superintendente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-21

81 sargento de la Policia Insular Sc
for Guanill destacado en- Csyey, tele-
grai6 aver al primer Jefe del cuerpo
Mr.. Hamill 10 siguiente:
"Guardia Ddmaso Aponte detuvo a
Pedro Santiago (a) Malo, por tentativa
de violacion de una nifla de nueve aflos
de edad. El Juez de paz de este pue-
bio entiende el asunto.
r Guanil, sargento de ia P.I.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-03-04
Worlds Best Medicine.
nAHNIEBG NEI .
HAINE = EEE
Has Made People Well When
Every Other Remedy
Has Failed.

Paine's Celery Compound cures disease J
Il has saved the lives of thousands Of sufferers.
It has made the weak strong, vigorous, and
happy. +.
Paine's Celery Compound puri6es the blood
and builds up the nervous system as nothing
else can do; It is pre-eminently the great life
eiver and health maker.
Overworked and tired women stand in ur-
gent need Of this health giving prescription to
make and keep them well. All women should
take advantage of the remarkable power Of
this best Of medicine for restoring vigor 10 the
blood and strength to the nervous system.
The a~ll-important thing for nervous, run down,
and s~leepless women is that Paine's Celery
Compound forti6es the whole physical system,
and by correcting digestion and regulating the
nerves, il insures sound, refreshing sleep. In
every case of sickness Paine's Celery Com
pound completely and permanently brings
back health. Mrs. Mary NJ. Myers, Bali-
more, Ohio, saved by Paine's Celery Compound
after the failures of able physicians, gratefully
writes as follows;-
81 suffered for eight years with nervous
prostration and the general debility common
10 women, and had such pains in my back
that l could not get around the house. useo
several remedies and consulted several OF the
best physicians without obtaining any relief
Paine's Celery Compound restored me tC
health.
81 also want to say to all mothers tina
Paine's Celery Compound is a splendid medi
cine for their children"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-03-04
W.T. n WISDOM.

A word or q nod from the good, has
more weight than the eloquent
speeches Of others-Plutarch.
"Was he grateful when you lent him
che $50" "He said he could never re-
pay me."-Gncinnati Enquirer
Be sure Of your ability to keep your
head above water before trying to get
An the swim-Chicago Daily News.
"She isn't at all handsome" But
she's very good" Dear me, that's
what they always say."-Cleyelano
Plain Dealer.
Jimmy-"Yep, Pete got ten years
fer stealin' a quarter necktie-" Bhly
-"Geel dat judge was roogh.' JIM
'my-"Yepi Yer see, der was a tou-
sand dollar diamond in it."-Phllaoel-
phia Record. .
In Doubt-"so he gave you a Dog!
srYassir." answered Mr.. Erastus PINK
lev. "He must like you" Well l
can't make out fob sho' whether ne
likes me or whether he doesn't ike DC
dog."-Washington Star.
Teacher-"You say that heat eH
pands and cold contracts most SUP
stances. Give an illustration, please
Smart Pupil-"We have the longes'
aays in summer and the shortest II
winter."-Boston Transcript
81 wonder If Lucy is engaged 70 tna :,
Young man who calls on her so ottenr
asked the gossipy neighbOr. i con
know" said the other gosSapy negn
Dor, 'but I doubt it. understand ~
writes for a comic paper and heads M
column Nothing Serious
Express. -.
"And after I get of the car sel'
young Marklsy, who had asked an,
received permission to CALL wn y
way do I turn to get to your hou.e :
s'Why," said she, right In tront =
you, the corner, you'll see can1'
store very nice candy store- az
er-when you come out you wax W.
blocks east"-Philadelphia Press
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-03-04
ron sALE-PvRE LEAF TOBACCO.

Besides the heavy war tax on store
tobacco, the internal trusts now TAI
you to death. Now If you want to
smoke OF chew pure leaf tobacco free
and untaxed and save your dimes
these hard times and help a brother
Populist who has dared much to de-
fend and propagate the immorta
principles of the Peoples party, writ'
for price on leaf tobacco OF my owl
raising. Address.
WM. /. PARKS.
Adams Tenn. Rural Route No. /
THE MESSENGER uses no other %
bacco and can vouch for its oharacte
as the highest.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-03-04

Love letters are illustrated insanity.
You are only doing as we'll as you
can.
Half the marriages are failures and
half are not successes.
In trying to make friends rapidly,
you are apt to make enemies.
Only a brute will take a kiss from a
girl without pretending he had to
steal it.
A girl who can all up her boot tops
Just by sticking in her feet seldom
minds rainy weather.
It is confidently believed that the
1, German boom knows better than to
come out before the sap begins to rise.
Statistic show that divoces flourish
!, best amang those classes where the
husband and wife have nothing to do.
: The most thankless task is to be q
E mother; after that it Is to be 3 father,
? and after that 1t is to be q preacher.
Q The man who has nothing to do is
! always willing to arbitrate whether
!, the man who has something shall lose
y 1t.
S The meanest trick q mi can
play on q man Is to fOndle q child In
his presence as II it were somebody
3 else.
s. There is a certain degree OF heroism
+ in married women refusing to tell
s. that they wished they had remained
a single.
s. When a woman's husband tells hel
es he has gone into district politics sh'
Is begins to study up on White HOUSE
Dr. etiquette.
NJ Women who don't mind shoes tina
ne are tight or stays that are tight max
a pretty big fuss over husbands tina
are the same way.
~ An attorney who files a persona
injury suit without alleging damage {
ne The spine, isn't onto his job. A iur
dy can't see the spine. -
ne Everybody has something that he
irving to keep somebody else froI
getting, while be lie trying to get wins
on somebody else is trying to keep.
yes It doesn't make so much differenC
lut about the idle girls, but those WI
OF have to work eli day should real
nd have been born with curly hair.
The average man Is so helpless
picking out what belongs to him thi
vas it is 3 constant surprise to his wi
md that he does not appear in her clothe
Some people are just sobs enough
- feel sll worked up over that tida
a wave in the Society Islands-witho
ano even knowing where to find 1t on Il
Ihe map.
There are nearly 10000 know
: remedies for various diseases, and Il
Be man with a boil on the back OF /
ook neck mas most of them suggested
mt him.
u Women who go in for holding ofic
in societies and leagues would
lsu- better for their country by holdil
uck chairmanships of large-sized famili
lere of children.
ou Some of tho money spent on fol-
rolls in the parlor should really
ddt, toward buying hardware for t
wo- kitchen and tools for the man OF t
s to house to work with,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-03-04
MoNEY-MAKING IN THE ARMY.
v.,,.6 coIIinEs II which = BArbe'
PrOspered After Going ih'0
Uncle SANS Service

tn. bookmaker who recoupeo nm
sortnne. as told in the Sun the other
dav. bv amusing with games OF nance
ITncle SANS artillerymen around San
Francisco, is not the only 'rOoAe
who has made money from his army
mates. Out west the other day the
Sun man ran into one e~x-soldler VINO
had lust made a very comtortaOIe PAe
in his own peculiar way, M hao Just
obtained his discharge in ORDER 70
spend his money, relates tina Ne"
York paper.
This man was a San Francisco bar
her when the war with Spain began
He enlisted in a regiment which aIter'
ward went to Cuba and soon got the
place of barber in his company. In
that place he soon earned enough
ready money to make him a capitalist
compared with his mates.
Schmidt, which isn't far from the
BARRIERS real name, conceived the idea
of running a sort of bank and pawn
broking and loan business. To those
whom he could trust he lent money
freely at ten per cent. interest, x
those whom he couldn't trust so wei
ne lent money on personal property
and he even went SO far as to borrow
money from some of the officers so al
to lend it at interest.
When he had increased his savings
he bought a n~ew-fangled barber
chair, with all the best improvement
and hired an assistant. Then his out
door shop got all the trade there wal
Meanwhile he was collecting
large quantity Of u~nredeemed articles
iewelry, watches, clothing, c%uriositie
of all sorts, and even some pet ANNA.
and birds. Finding little demand f.
a great many Of these things, he ser
three barrels of his stuff back to II
states and cleared about $500 on Il
deal.
He got to be so successful final
that some of the officers borrOwC
money from him. About that tin
one of the buglers died and someboC
heard that Schmidt could blow t
bugle.
So he got that job, too, and he d
20 well at 1t that he was called up'
to blow taps at funeral exercis
everywhere. 1t was said of Schmi
that he could "blow tears right out
his bugle" when he felt like it, a
after one officers funeral a collecti
of $50 was taken up for Schmidt.
About that time the regiment v
ordered back to the United States, a
Schmidt took along all the pictul
and Cuban c~uriosities he could car
and sent a lot more by by express.
dealer bought the whole lot, 8
Schmidt put some o money in
bank.
It wasn't long before Schmidt e
chance to go to the Philippines.
sides his razors and straps he t
along a lot Of quinine, medicines, Of
ments and salves supposed to be g,
for fevers and skin diseases Fl
which the soldiers in the tropics I
ally suffer. He took a lot Of trl
out close to the firing line, and tn
soon found a chance to peddle it
and make more money.
When the Sun man saw Schm
the s~oldier-barber had just sold a t
dollar Pullman berth for six dollar
a man who couldn't wait.
"There's no need Of any man 60
broke in the army" said Schmidt.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-03-04

Three hundred shoemakers who
struck for higher wages in Philadel-
phia in 1876 were the first working
men TO adopt such tactics in this
country. The first railroad strike oe-
enrred in Is77.-Indianapolis News.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-03-04
A AMfnI IoIf.

Softleigh-Tve-aw-got a beastly
cold In me head, doncher know. What
would you-aw-advise me to do fob
It?
Miss Cutting-0h, let it alone; it
viii soon die Of ennui-Chicago
daily News.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
AN ALCOHOLIC WRECK.
The Cause Of the Downfall Of .
Useful Life.

Rocky Ford. Colo. Mar. IL. 1908.
To the Enterprise:
Much has been written and more has
been said in condemnation Of the attempt
to commit a horrible crime by citizen
Of Rocky Ford on the 28th inst. People
in this age consider results and do no,
stop TO reason from cause to effect
This is written. not for the purpose Of
excusing. palliating or iustifying the
crime. neither is il for the purpose oi
creating any maudlin sympathy for the
unfortunate purpetrator of this dastardly
outrage. but that the people may know
the reason why.
am perhaps the only man outside his
immediate family who knows the life his
tory Of this wretehed and unhappy man,
and aside from his family. his only friend
This man was rocked in the cradle Of
Poverty and reared in the lap Of Penury.
and here we might well say Of him that:
knowledge TO his eyes. her ample page.
Rich. with the spoils Of time. did ne'er
unroll:
Chill penury. expressed his noble rage.
And froze the genial current Of his soul.
or his struggles with poverty. while
endeayoring to open the strong box Of
knowledge and absorb its priceless treas
ures, il Boots no, here to tell" Twenty
three years ago Colorado adopted him as
one OF her humblest children. Twenty
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
Weaver Z Bond.
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP
Cured by One Bottle Of chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy,

when had an attack of the grip last
winter tthe second onel actually cured
myself with one bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy" says Frank W. Perry,
Editor Of the Enterprise, Shortsville. N.
Y. This is the houest truth. | at times
kept from coughing myself to pieces by
taking teaspoonful of this remedy, and
when the coughing spell would come on
at night would take dose and it
seemed that in the briefest interval the
cough would pass off and would go to
sleep perfectly free from cough and its
accompanying. pains. To say that the
remedy acted as most agreeable sur
Prise is putting it very mildly. | had no
idea that it would or gould knock cut the
grip, simply because had never tried it
for such a purpose. but 1t did, and it
seemed with the second attack Of cough
ing the remedy caused it to not only be
of less duration, but the pains were far
less severe, and had not'used the con-
tents of one bottle before Mr. Grip had
bid me adeu." For sale by all drug
gists. 4l-4z
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

has violated the laws he had sworn to
to uphold. and should he 60 to his grave
today. "unhonored and unsung." ho
would leave to his children legacy Of
dishonor and disgrace. and should ho be
permitted to live. he would GO forth into
tho world with blasted reputation. a
moral leper. a financial failure, a physical
wreck and an intellectual ruin. But not
his alone the fault. With no wrong in
tention. he was impelled by Master
who recsons not the cost. For years an
insidious foe has been undermining his
mental citadel until like the camel in the
tent it overthrow and occupied for itself
the entire structure. Having mastered
the will and dethroned reason. this arch
enemy Of mankind used him for the ae-
complishment Of his own ends. Who is
this mighty enemy9 WIDTHS all-powerfu
areh-fiend who, at a breath can blast the
fair name Of man. ruin homss and leave
desolation. shame, sorrow and death in
his pathway? Look about you and you
will find him In your own midst rejoicing
in his triumph. His parlors are on every
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

Ford's commercial houses. The Rocky
Ford branch OF the Columbine Music Co
was opened In October last and It's busi-
ness has been pushed with such unusual
energy by c. E. Lucore. manager. that
the sales in the county in less than sis
months aggregate the handsome figure
of ninety three. In an interview with
Mr.. Lucore he attributes these phenome-
nal sales to the great merit Of the Steger
pianos. During his experience as sales
man Mr.. Lucore has sold many makes oi
pianos but has never handled one for
which sales were so readily made as for
the Steger
Mr.. Lucore's adaptabilities to the piano
trade has been recognized by the Golum-
bine company and he now has charge OF
all the eompany's stores in the state ex-
cept those at Denver and Pueblo, This
gives him the oversight Of twenty-four
stores in the various parts Of the state
and takes him from Rocky Ford much oil
the time. The local manager here is L
A. Lucore. and the butiness of sending
out pianos goes on the same as hereto
fore.
Mr.. Lucore justly takes pride in the
extent of the business he has worked ur
"a business which promises to continue
to make rapid growth.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

years ago he wooed and won q noble.
yir,uous and high minded woman. saw
them start. ito them that happy day.
hand in hand adown tho pathway OF life:
tho God Of day" kissed his rosy fingers
TO them ;ha, nigh, as he sank TO rest be-
hind the snow-eapped top Of Long Peak.
Tho glorious Queen Of Night" smiled
lovingly down upon them. tho evening
stars sang together with Heavens in
visible Choir" and all tho Universe
seemed to rejoice with them and bless
tho union Of their souls. Blu, alas. for
them. few happy years and they found
that tho fruit thon plueked from their
newly discovered Garden Of Eden. like
tho apples OF Sodom. turned to ashes.
Twenty years ago this mans name
was. by tho Supreme Cour; Of this state.
enrolled among tho names Of those mon
whose sworn duty il is To uphold and al
ways maintain tho dignity and majesty Of
tho law. He has been honored by his
fellow citizens: he has walked In high
nlaees and held tho confidence Of thou
sands. and ye, today. Who so poor As to
do him honor9'' And why9 Because no
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
Sir Henry irvInx's Dagger.

A ieweled dagger. for many years the
property of Sir Henry Irving the eminent
English actor. is now in the possession Of
Mr.. Sanford Dodge who secured it from
the late Cornelius krieghoff.
Mr.. Cornelius Kreighoft was a promi-
nent German artist and friend of Sir
Henry. who greatly admired him as an
artist and friend and presented this dag
ger TO him as token Of his esteem. Mr..
Dodge prizes ii very highly because Of its
historical interest and association. Its
workmanship and pattern show great
antiquity. Sir Henry is said to have car
ried it in his production Of Hamlet. "
Merchant OF Venice. Richard the Third
and others.
This jeweled dagger is destined to oe-
cupy conspicuous place among historical
relics. having been in the possession Of
two men Of great renoun. Mr.. Dodge
uses this valuable dagger in his produc-
ton Of The Gladiator" which he will
present at The Grand March 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

and county to tho amount Of $1,000. and
theindivldual pledges amounted to $1,000.
Tho now officers elected were:
]. p. Pollock. President.
Dot NJ. Beck. viee-Presidont-
Jeanette Maekey. Seeretvry.
J. c. Seogin. Treasurer.
Rev. Wilson Mills. Superintendent Nor
NAL Department.
J. n. wasson. Superintendent Home
Department.
Everybody wen, away feeling that
much good had been dono and deter
mination to enter into the work for an
othor year with view Of having better,
moro systematic and moro thorough work
accomplished than ever before.
]. n. Wasson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

numbers on the program were responded
70 with many good thoughts and helpful
suggestions.
Mr.. Carman was a grea, fayorite and
we think his equal as Sunday school
man OF large experience, deep spiritual
life and great personal magnetism is no,
found in the west,
One noticeable feature was tho attend
anee Of tho ministers. all but three in the
county being present
Rev. W. !. Davenport with his large
chorus was valuable assistance and
everybody enjoyed the coed singing.
Resolutions were adopted rendering
thanks to the state workers. to Rev.
Davenport and chorus. TO tho people Of
Rocky Ford for their hospitality. to the
coiumbine Music Co. for tho piano and
tho Daring Transfer Co.
Seventeen Sunday schools pledged
funds for carrying on the work in state
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish to tender our heartfelt and
sincere thanks To eur neighbors. the Re-
bekahs and the Modern Woodmen who
assisted in that hour Of sorrow and death
Of our beloved father and grandfather
with their kind words of sympathy and
loving administrations.
G. L. Nordholm and Family.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20
Report OF sunday School Convention

The first session opened Thursday
afternoon with a good attendance.
The international Association was rep
resented by Mrs. J. A. Walker. its pri-
mary superintendent; the State Associa-
ton by J. c. Carman. superintendent
Mrs. Walker, primary superintendent. and
Or. r. M. Pollock. member Of the execu-
tive board.
The county was represented by its Of
ficers and delegates and workers num-
bering more than hundred. The ses-
sions were full Of life and deep spiritual
atmosphere prevailed al all times. The
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-03-20

corner, his agents are everywhere. and
are jealous in recruiting, having dragged
to earth and extinguishing one brilliant
star. they are now reaching for others.
But for this unfortunate victim there is
no sympathy, no hope, no forgiveness,
nor shall there be until he shall have
passed te that sunless land where each
shall take his chamber in the silent halls
of DEATH" A Friend,