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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-03-19

Mrs. Ivah BabcOck, who intends to
leave to accept her. position as Matron
at the Indian school at Phoenix,
Orizond, was prevented from going,
last week on account OF illness with
la grippe, but now intends to leave on
Monday, the 23rd inst. In her going
she has the best wishes Of her many
friends in Grand Rapids for her future
success and prosperity.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-03-19

Be sure aud get into the Right Drug
Store, OTTO's PHARMACY. You know
the place.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-03-19
Wall Paper

We are showing everything that is
new and desirable in wall paper from
the cheapest that is good up to the
best that is made. E. S. GILL,
Next door to Days Drug Store
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-03-19

Now is the time to plant box elder
trees For sale by Godlieb Bruderli,
the west side shoe maker
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30
Action Dismissed

On the application of II. ii. Nuzum
today Judge Belt ordered the action
of Tanner ct al VS.. Darling ct al.
discontinued upon stipulation of the
attorneys.
This is the action commenced last
March ~ Fillmore Tanner, De Lance
Wallace and other members of the
Pentecostal mission of the Church Of
the Nazarene. whose rooms are at
N227 Howard street for an Injunction
restraining and mhibiting +. l.. O.
Darling from operating a house of Ill
fame in the Windsor block at the cor
ner of Howard and Front streets and
restraining the Solicitors Loan &
Trust company and it's successors as
owners of tho block In question from
permitting the leasing of the block
for purposes OF prostitution.
The defendant Darling has removed
from the city.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

SOFIA. Oct. 30.--One OF the re-
markable features of the Macedonian
instruction is the enthusiasm OF the
women In the cause OF liberty. They
do their utmost to inspire the men
with a holy enthusiasm. In num-
Der of cases the women have taken
up arms and gone to the front to
share the hradships OF the irregular
warfare waged against the Turks.
These Amazons adopv the dress of
the insurgents. consisting of a cap
of Sleeps wool, dyed black, coarse
coat and breeches. and huge boots ex-
tending up over the knees.
One of the most famous OF these
women warriors Is Kristina Petkova.
who goes into battle with her magnih-
cent black hair hanging down her
back. She Is invariably In the thick
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

principal of the school at Ormoc, in
the islandsof Yeyete. Then came the
day when he locked his desk and went
aboard a steamship for Hong Kong,
with America and the claiming his
sweetheart on the happy horizon Of
his thoughts.
But at Hong Kong he made discov-
cry. In locking his desk he had left
behind the check the government had
sent him for his last quarters salary.
He decided to go back for it. He was
stricken with smallpox. He is dead.
A cablegram told the girl that.
He was in the habit of writing to
her every day, and so letters that he
mailed in the days just before his in
tended departure for home-letters
teeming with hope and tenderness
are still comin~ to the girl, and are
of infinite preciousness to her.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

est part of the bloody warfare, al
ways In the forefront in charge.
Her enthusiasm IL contagious and the
men who fight In her vicinity are
spurred on to the greatest efforts.
Another Macedonian woman who
has gained fame In Katerina Arnvan-
dova. who has displayed not only re-
markable courage. but also qualities
of leadership which render her pres
ence In band of great value to the
captain, On this account she has
been made an officer In Stojanor' $
band. and has about score OF in
ferior males under her immediate
charge. Altogether II Is estimated
that 500 Macedonian women are in
the field fighting against the Turks
II they fall into the barbarous enc
my's hands their fate is worse than
death
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30
EACH DAY A LETTER
FROM A DEAD LOVER

NEW YORK, Oct. 3O.-Marked with
the stamp of the United States post
Office in Manila, worn by six weeks of
journeying over the seas, precious let
tiers come almost daily to Miss Sarah
Ienhart of New Brunswick, N. j.
eltters from one who is dead.
The writer she last saw two years
ago-Paul Morris Gavat of Clarksburg
just out of Rutgers college, stalwart,
handsome and very much in love with
her. The closing commencement days
at Rutgers had marked the climax of
their romance and when he left for
the Philippines to engage in educa-
tional work she had promised that time
would not efface her love, and that
she would wait in faith and confidence
for his return to her.
For almost two years he had been
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Oct. 30
Matthew Allison, after living on Mt.
Yeager as hermit for IL years, read
Of the death of q woman in Kentucky
a few days ago and today he left his
rude log cabin and started back to
Kentucky. He broke the silence of IL
years by making the brief explanation
about the woman, but who she was,
where she lived or what connection
she had with his past life he would
not say.
Allison was an educated and cultivat-
ed man. Twelve years ago he came
here. made few purchases and Jour
neyed into the wilds of Mt. Yeager.
There he built rough cabin, in which
he has since lived, holding no COM
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30
DRANK CARbOL|C ACID
AND HORSE MEDICINE

She raved and screamed, and, picking
up a skillet, threw it at Mr.. Welsh,
striking him on the head.
81 am going to kill you," she cried.
Going from the house she found a
bottle of carbolic acid in the stable
which was mixed with horse medi-
cine. Draining the bottle she return
ed and threw it on the floor.
After combing her hair she went to
her room. where she died in awful
agony. She was IS years old and an
attractive woman. Her husband had
left her because of her spells" Once
she was at the asylum.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

was also voted the most energetic
dancer on the floor.
To the strangers among the invited
guests an object Of interest in the
station house was old ~Tobe." the pio-
neer horse of the fire department Of
Spokane. '"Tobe" was one OF the first
team on the chemical at No. as a
side partner OF Badly" big bay
which was later sold to william
Norman. '"robe' is now % years old
and is on the pension roll of the de-
partment. He used to be dark dapple
gray. but with advancing years. like
humans, his hair has become white.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

SPRINGFIELD, O., Oct. 3o.-"Here
Is the bottle, / will never need it
again." said Mrs. Fannie Shaffer this
morning as she entered the kitchen
and threw it on the floor. 'T drank
all Of it and l am going to die"
With a hysterical laugh she went
into the adjoining room and began
combing her hair. Her father, John
Welsh, had just previously to this
occurrence had an experience with her
of an exciting nature.
Mrs. Shaffer came down stairs for
breakfast and was seized with fit.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30
F|REmEN ENTERTAIN
FRIENDS AT A Dance

A very pleasant house party was
given last evening by Captain Brown
and the members of hose company
No. at the station on Sherman
street 1t was the first OF the series
OF social events to be given by the
company during the winter season
and was thoroughly enjoyed by the
invited guests. Dancing was the order
Of the evening and so couples took
advantage of the waxed floor of the
bunkroom until late hour Refresh
nnents were served under the direction
OF Captain Brown and wife. ably as
sisted by Charles H. Riddiford, who
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

Arrangements were completed this
afternoon engaging the Auditorium for
Sunday afternoon and evening for the
boy evangelist. On account of the
high rental paid for this privilege. it
has been considered necessary to charge
p cents for lower floor seats and Is
cents for the balcony. Seats may DC
reserved at the box office tomorrow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

red peppers, l0@l5c ID; chiles or finger
peppers, DC ID; garlic, l5c ID.
Fruits--l.emons, 20td30c dozen; or
asees, BOA soc per dozen; bananas, 20
"a 30c dozen; apples, 1908 lbs, Toe;
grapes, 25Cd SOC basket, with considera-
bic variety; Cape Cod strawberries,
lSc quart
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30
Installing Plant.

Work was started today on the plant
that is to be built by the Newport,
Idaho Electric company to supply that
town with electricity. The system is
to be installed within 90 days.
The stockholders in this compan are
Hampton j. Miller of Pittsburg, Pa. ;
Alex NJ, Winston, J. C. 0dell and j..
W. Pentield OF this citx
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

Acting Coroner Stocker reports that
man whose body was found dead be-
side the railroad tracks recently at
Chattaroy has been identified as Mart
Brandon. who formerly worked for L.
G. Waters at Peach, Lincoln county,
Evidence shows that Brandon had been
drinking heavily before leaving Peach
and Creston. SO far as known the
deceased had no relatives.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

ROARING CREEK. w. Va. Oct. 80
Destructive forest fires are raging
at Womelsdorf. Kingsville and Mid
die Fork. The forests are ablaze
Immense damage will be done to lum-
Der and farming interests.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

Tacoma Market.
TACOMA. Oct. Wheat-No. I
club. Use; bluestem. sec.
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 3O.-De-
cember wheat opened this morning
$ii2: barley opened $i.lSis.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL. oct 30.--Dece mher
wheat opened Is 6Ad, closed is sad.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. s0.--Mra
Thomas Hendricks. wife of the late
Vice President Hendricks. is dyins
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

The local markets have about set
tied down to the winter condition
with little variety OF the fancy arti-
cles in fruits and vegetables. Fancy
caullhower brings l5c per head; wax
beans l5c h; dollhouse lettuce Zoe h /;
head lettuce 5W Zoe: tomatoes SAFE
ID; green onions, 3 punches, Sc: choice
celery, Sc; sweet potatoes, 2l-2@4c;
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30
TheMdrketS
Local Markets.


Vegetables - Potatoes. 50Gl65c a
sack: dry onions. per h.. 1c.
Eggs and poultry--Ranch eggA
fresh. per case. $4,000; ranch but
ter. per Id. 15Glsc: choice dressed
poultry. per H., lSc; alive, per To-, Toe
alive. per h.. 10c.
Livestock-Cows on foot. 2jac;
dressed. 595hc; steers on foot 3Nc:
dressed. SIC; sheep. on foot. 2a Q3c:
dressed. 6hc; hogs. on foot. &c:
dressed. SIC: calves, dressed. S9sc
Wheat-The price paid farmers by
local country warehousemen is sac
for club and CSC for bluestem at the
west end of the Central Washington
railroad and l cent more per bushel
on the main transcontinental lines.
Grain and feed-Timothy hay, SIS
per ton; grain hay. $it per ton: oat
hay. $lt per ton; barley. 9OQ95c per
cwt.; oats. 81 per cwt.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30

AS reported by the Coe Commission
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
TrasIad0s

La Comisi6n de la Policia Insular.
que Sc reuni6 hoy por la mafiana, acor-
dc hacer los traslados siguientes:
Captain Ernesto Lopez Dfaz, q Ma
|yaguez.
Captain Francisco Cabrera. a San
Juan.
Sargontos: Ramon Paoli, Leonardo
Reccio, Migdel dc Jesis, German Cas-
tanera, Jose Soto Francisco Casals, Fe.
derico Martorell. Rufno Torres, Al
fonso T. Grin, Martin Paradis, Jose M.
Pietrantoni, respectivamente, Quartet
general. Cabo- -ro;o, Humacao, Preside,
Tauco, Guayama, Arecibo, Aguadilla,
Camuy, Maysguez, Juana Dfaz.
Cabos: Jose Fonfria, Jose Cuevas,
Miguel MufIoz, Tomas Lamela, Pedro
]. Negr6n, Rafael Castro, Francisco
Olivery, Francisco Ortiz, Enrique VAL
divieso, Gabino Balasquide, Dionisio
Gonzalez, Joaquin Sim6, Rafael C6rdo-
va, Rafael San MILAN, Jose M. Ema-
nuelli, Jose E. Balbas, Francisco Rive
70, respectivamente, Comerio, Isabella,
Bayamon, Yabucoa, Gales, Rio-grande,
Lares, Arecibo, Afiasco, Vega-baja, Sa-
bana- grande, Preside, Toa- alta. Corral
Vlejo, Saa German, Carolina, Preside.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
F0em1aS eRn pR.0Sa
e. MEMDIGO

Yo iba por una Gale; TN mendigo NJ
detuvo.
Ojos lacrirnosos { infamados, lab;
cardenoS, vestido haraposo, 6lceras
querosas.... iOh, que estado de m:
ria repugnante hab1a traido Ia pobr-
a aquel hombre infe1iz!
Tepdiame su mano rugosa, hincha,
sucla; e! gemia, mugfa al implorar
carload.
En- tanto, 20 buscaba todos los rinco-
mes de mi veStido; nj bolsa, nj reloj, nj
siquiera un paluelo; yo no teufa NADIA,
absolutamente NADIA que darle.
81 mendigo esperaba, su mano
extendida Sc eXtremecfa debi'mente.
Yo, profundamente avergonzado no
sabierdo que hacer, estreche con fuer-
"a aquella mano tembloros..
NO te ofendas, hermano, yo no ten
go NADIA cue darte
FL mendigo flo en- mi sus oios ex-
traviados, srs azulados labios Sc sonrie-
ron y el tambien eStrech6 mis- dedos
trelnuos y frfos:
-"En bnena hora hermano, me diio
con su voz euronquecida; gracias por 10
que has hecho por mi: ESQ tambien es
una llmoSna".
Y eptonces comprendf, 4 mi vez.
que yo tambien acababa de recibir al
go de mi hermano.
LOS DOS RICOS
CuaudoS oigo celebrar al ricacho
Rothschild, quien, de sus rentas GUAM
tiosas. consagra grandes sumas la
educacion de los nifios, a la curacion
de las Intermediates la fundacion
de asilos para los ancianos, yo tambien
10 alabo y 10 admire.
Pero esaS mismaS alahanzaS adnai-
raclones me traen la memoria una
pobre familia de aldeauos, que habia
recogido en- su miserable cabafia q una
huerfana desvalida. Y decia ia aldea-
ma a su esposo:
-Si recogemos & Yartia, ella consu-
mira hasta nuestro tiitimo ochavo, no
tendremos siquiera para comprar Id
sal de nuestro puchero,
Sea en- buena hora: 10 comeremoI
sin sal, respondio q su esposa eli al
deano.
Rothschild estz, pues, todavfa muy
lejos de este pobre campesino.
IVAN TURGUENEFF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
De regreso

Aver tarde han regresado del
Balneario de Goamo, donde es-
taban de tempofada, la seiora
Dofla Adela Lynn y sus hijos
la seflorita Maria Luisa y don
Luis Dfaz Caneja
Vienen muy satisfechos del
trato excelente que han recibido
en- Ell balneario, y agradecidos
a la amabilidad &c la distingui-
da familia Hernandez, que Sc
encuentra actualmente en- los
baflos, y del arrendatario del
establecimiento Sr. Boix, quie-
mes han tenido stodo genero de
deferencias y atenciones para
con doi1a Adela y sus hijos.
La seflora Lynn y Campoy Sc
expresa en- tales terminus, agra
dec1da al trato exquisite de que
ha sido objeto por parte de las
distinguidas personals que he
mos mencionado, que nosotros
creemos interpreter sus deseos,
ofreciendolas ell testimonio de
nuestro profundo agradecimien-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
" San Juan Fraternity "

Aver llevo a efecto esta socie.
dad la anunciada gira al'vecino
pueblo de la Carolina.
En- ell tren que sali0 de esta
Capital a las ocho y veinte y
cinco, y en- I'm wagon reservado
para los socios, iban los sefores
Palacios Cd, Casalduc, Ginorio
(M), Goico (P). Pasarell, Simon
pletri, Chevremont, De Sola y
Burset CD.
En- medic de la mayor anima-
cion, llegaron a Carolina, donde
fueron recibidos por ell Alcalde,
|el Presidente de la Colonia Es-
paiola y otras personalidades,
que sentimos Ell este momento
no recordar.
Por la noche, algunos de los
socios que quedaron EN- Ell sim
patico pueblo fueron obsequia-
dos con un esplendido bale de
socieded, en- los salones de la
"Colonia Espaflola', que du1d
hasta la una della madrugada,
Hay gran animation para el
proximo bale, que prepare esa
culta sociedad para el sabad
dia IL de los corrientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
Marica0

Septiem5re a de 1925.
La polic1a insular de este pueblo re-
cibio Sus haberes el dia 2 del Que riee.
Esta es la primera vez que con tanta
puntualidad ha cobrado la Insular des-
de que es policfa. Los alquileres de la
casa cusrtel no estan al dia; Sc lie de-
ben dos meses.
**x El Juzgsdo de Paz seniencio a
Juan Ranura y Jacobo Casiano cinco
dollars de multa cada uno, por ex-
pender leche adulterada. Como no
han hecho efectiva dicha multa, sufren
10 dias de carcel.
~ Al concejal don Eugenio Padi-
LA lie ha sido scepiada, por ell Hon.
Secretario Civil, la renuncia de dicho
cargo.
*** Bruno Prez, apreciable artesano
que vivi6 muchos afios en- este pueblo,
falleci6 ell dfa 2o de Agosto en- Maya
guez. Paz a sus restos.
Nv Ell botiquin municipal esta pro-
visto de nedicinas. las que han sido
adquiridas por ell sefior Alcalde, en- la
farmacia Mulet de Mayaguez.
**x Los vendedores de leche Sc han
provisto de sus correspondence per-
:nisos y los que han sido expedidos por
el sefior Alcalde.
x*x Francisco Lago, agente de las
maquinas Singer, Sc encuentra en-
este pueblo, en- diligentias de su nego-
clio. Que este sea pr6ximo es 10 que
deseC a tan active agente.
~ En- la calle de la Marina Sc esta
levantando un puente de mamposterfa,
que con el ciclon San Ciriaco fue arras
trado por la corriente. Los iniciadores
de esta obra son los sefioreS suceseres
de Frontera Hermauos, de este conner
clio, ayudados por ell sefior Alcalde
hermanos Sanford, y otros vecinos de
Ia localidad.
x*x Los caminos de la iurisdic-
cion intransitables y Ia Sra. Jurta dc
Caminos no Sc da a conocer solo para
cobrar ell Is por 100.
81 algunos trozos estAn caminables
es por que los contribuyentes, por ST
cuenta, los han arreglado.
x*x En- el mes de Agosto Sc har
registrado ocho defunciones.
I - CARAMELO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
H0nandesa
GUERRA COLOSSAL

Considerase proxima 4 terminar una
guerra que apeuas ha cesado en- los Ill
timos treinta afios en- Ia isla de Suma-
ira. con la sumision, que Sc espera ten
dra efecto en- uno de estos dias de los
caciques indfgenas Panglima Polem y
Raja Keumala. Calc1lase que esta que
IRA haya costado a Holapda $500 ooo. 200
y las vidas de millares de soldados, y
empezo en- 1873 por la traici6n de un
Sultan, que, mientras negociaba para
reconocer la soberanfa de Holanda, Sc
proveyo de abundantes armas y muni-
clones en- Inslaterra y los Estados Uni
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07

De regreso de Fajardo, Sc en-
cuentra nuevamente en- San
Juan, el distinguido joven de
Guayama don Jose Antonio Brit
no, muy estimado amigo nues-
tro,
Ell seflor Bruno, regresara en-
breve a los Estados Unidos. dom
de estudia la carrera de Inge-
micro.
Saludamosle muy afectuosa
mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
Los R.estos del MAINE
BUQUES ESPANOLES

En- la Habana Sc ha puesto 4 licita-
cion la contrata spara sacar los restos
del Maine, del "Alfonso XII" y de-
mas cruceros espafioles hundidos en-
aguas cubanas, Y los pliegos cerrados
que Sc presenter seran abiertos en- II
de Octubre. Las coudieiones son las
mismas que va Sc propusieron una vez,
para las que solo Sc presento un icitador
ei sefior Castadeda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07

B1squese el sitio mas aprop6-
sito para el objeto, que reuna
todas las condicioneS 4 ser posi-
BILE, y ALI hagase la obra, sin te-
ner en- cuenta los deseos nj los
intereses de los que piden ahora
Y pediran siempre 10 mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
Ponce, Septiembre s de 1908.

Ponce, Septiembre de 1908.
El distinguido abogado sefior Ortiz
Anton, que Sc hallaba en- Guayama en-
gestiones de su profession, ha regresado
a esta cil1dad de su residencia.
x** A 437 asciende el n1mero de
los que emigraran Mejico desde Pom
ce, en- Ia prinera expedition.
Attn no Sc sabe la fecha en- que Sc
realize aquella.
~ Una buena cantidad de pan fue
decomisada hoy por la policfa, por que
los bollos no pesaban los gramoS que
deblan pesar, 10 que es una razon de
peso.
Los pobres, con tai motive, sacaron
la tripa de NAL af1o, comiendo pan dc
balde, aunque incomplete; pues no hay
dicha conpleta.
~ Seg1n hencs dido manifestar al
rematista del edifcio- -escuela que Sc es-
ta levantando en- Adjuntas, este queda-
ra terminado dentro de la segunda
quincena del mes que cursa.
x*x FL vapor aleman "Valdivia" tom6
puerto hoy.
Viene de Europa, via San Juan,
y continue viaje para la Guayra des-
pues de dejar aqu1 carga para sus con-
signatarios, sefores Fritze Lundt y
Compahfa.
~ Parece que los panaderos vuel-
ven mostrarse compasivos con Ell po-
bre pueblo. pues han vuelto vender
ell pan a 2 ce1tavos el bollo, que es el
precio corriente.
iDios Sc 10 pague los tahoneros!
~ El DR.. don Salvador Carbonell
estabiecera en- breve I'm Saratorlo, y al
efecto ocupara una casa situada cerca
del rio Portuguese" en- la carretera
central.
El tenicida sefior Raldiris tendra q
su cargo la direcclon interna del Sana
torio.
~ Pronto quedara terminado I'm
precioso buque de paseo, que esta cons
truyendo nuestro amigo don Jose RE
ra, para su uso particular.
SuS amigos esperan que antes de bo-
tarse al aqua el nuevo barco, Sc cele-
brara el bautismo con la esplendidez
que acostumbra el sefior Riera.
| x*x Desde que la tienda de mercan-
c1aS de don CrlSpulo Dlaz, Sc We alum
brada por Ia magnf6ca luz electrica que
proporciona la planta poncef1a, son mu
chos los curiosos que Sc deleitan por las
noches contemplated dicho estableci-
miento, que Sc We muy bonito.
Nv El rico propietario de Ponce
nuestro amigo don L,lis Casals y su dis
tinguida fanilia. han regresado de New
York.
Les saludamos.
~ Nuestro compafiero y amigo don
Carlos Casanova disertara mafiana poi
la noche en- Ia Logia Modesto" sobre
el siguiente tema: "Consideraciones So
bre ell progreso Humane"
Asistira gran concurrencia.
NV Parece que no Sc conhrma Ia
venta de las fincas de Ia SUCCESSION Ga
Hart a una compafiia americana.
Nos alegramos.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
II o s r O s

Ell va cansado debil organismo
de aquel justo varon, de aquel patricia,
cayo por siempre, la esperanto rota,
del temple de los suenos, al abismo.
iFue victima tambien del espejismo
que de augusta ideal germina fota,
aproximando la vision remota
al deseo tenaz del patriotismol
Mas, ST rodando, Ell luchador inerme
cayo en- la tumba, y en- la tumba duerme,
su espfritu immortal aqui palpita
que en- su augusta, la patria borinquefa
lucha, sonando, por la union bendita,
es el triunfo, la postre, idel que sue6a
R. NEGRON FIX
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
Ferdinand CeSTeros

Este distinguido amigo nues-
tro y laureado poeta, Sc encuen-
ira desde aver en- esta Capital,
acompanado de su bella esposa
y de sus hijos.
La familia Cesteros permane-
cera unos dias en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-07
M0nunlento naci0naI

SuScripcion para erigir TN mopumento
en- Madrid q los soldados ma
rinos muertos en- las liltimas
guerras.
RIO PIEDRAS Dollars. Cents