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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

Ct uorit 9fno bereiter ON en- ManG
ioni bdpOe en- So. San piloe natur'
Ii9pts ioo bCn til at IsnrH iia mr't
muIigt oR fom til Sen @cilutrtna, q;
ban fallife piIGe opuaa lin Seuiilt ueS
at fjsbe eu Separator. Zen tjebtt
ban pao are0it. ioritaor Jig. Den Sc:
maa ho glot mco @ouoenS 2epar1'
tor omtrcnt iom mcN Solsrbcuocn&
Sdmci5er:
"&lG0c bIn tiirnc t1l Satin,
SfniOc ic R.oh'lil bnt'n."
0lu0ct iortGner ncmIig. at WanScn
tililut mnottc iUIgc aocn ior at lao
brtllt S]cparatoren.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

"Se Oi1 uuu6t. ure6C @Gier. ~ be
tralt oct olporligc Nicu. Nucm ct
iaa rtipttterct. ina bclrnOret, ioa gier-
en- h0rt? Aicuet. lar oIGriJ Sioc i ct
Sperl>croaL boIoer iiI life til noBet
&nrti. men lOur mcO iammcntrutne
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tttil At hi uNtalt. Npi@ Ct Men up'
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uctic al ct tobcnCt Aien. Get ban.
scr ucf. at ncReu bUer al o5 cr Ell aoa
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err life unuliBt, at Goriatteren al o.
oucncitercbc Hiuier Ue0 at title / Spci'
let. rilre inu ie life ila ll0et al >St
2ur. ban opmlntrer o. iii at is oS
rulIot eitcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
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nrrIigsenoe Nslle blep osiaa RUNE
RET. Ere porne MGnS, IRE Smaa@,..
ter % CT apinoe omfom.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16
Srnaaruff.

SaaIGnge G5aren uoen OF saa til
arig fam mnoerlGgge iig Set 2anS. ban
snifer, lsnner Oct fla nSmGrfet ior
bam at aaere 6reosiprite. Nscn paa
Siitoriens glao oil ban bli betegnci
JON Den Worarf Der breo fin Go liac
oDerior 5inuernc. orep NereS GSIeite
Nano no al 2anhet OF iorisgte at
ipreoe oct riisinfe ganosmsrfes fpG'
lenSe SGppe ouer Sen 9ation. bpis
Gble SsnuRr paa Spiflanb& Slctter
oiret Siu OF BLOB for SroenS on sri.
beSenS feIlige sag, Iet oil cgiaa bfi
tat meS. at Oct bar | 5reosipriterS
&egieringStio. at SeeciorisIgeIicr %
Ssoeilaateri bar en- giGo Sport /
Huslanb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

6iIR alToer % er uL9tiG N.re
gigr cite iomre lPneite JON Higojm
"a SGroOm - men life | SPnaocE.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

Gu bel Tel FeniplpnniabIa6c o.
Observation-Disclosures iiGr cir @upers
nsr Eeri,ppater al mutiR anlconinp
% Spmuutrins til at BRUCE Stateu&
"Wmn0turplou" moo Sent. Get NOR
iomne er. al ban tunes bare banar
for at aise set. San bar ga bel life
orbeioet for % iiSen inn~ftionerct Ell
Sou. Tom ban entcn TANNER iia cGcr
fpier fig ior at BRUCE? Ger nTiten
iua no.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

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rar toIht / 8eirei. al Ell giierslIt toIr
in6 / en- Suiit uSen at lutfe goSt igien
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roren en- StaIS. 0u @ut2~ freq BEG
EolGeren. Ser / EarcUtbcs iagt er Ell
3uipepiifcr. @uiten be5pnSte at itor
tnNe "a en- SauSelsbetient iorisste Ct
trsiie blnt. &en Set bialp life. 81
lea er loot o. opUoren | Ell StaIo. bpcs
Ger par en- Slof aiener caiaa. iif bnn
irem. 81 beer &nns lea Ter Ell aien
fpesenSe pal gosbolsercnE iaar iel
Zig Sirmpe iaa - ubu.bu.u!"
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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

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eirrif i Mem Dort beOer oct. Ii$i,
@rbeiOere tober lag omirent $250,0O0
pr. Tag. Selp ON &c ituIoe oinoe /
aampcn % iaa roale Geuts nrer for
1ugcu oil Get ia lang, lang Sio in
Sen Dc tiener op igieu, buao DC M ia
Der ue6 at ~itreife. 9ien DC taber pei
he.it o. ioar tarite giifeo atpoa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

Sericu: "SDao cr oct Tor ct irpa.
tcligt Sfria OF Sfrall IagIia.
iuen2"
Sru &erien: "Get or bare eiario.
iom irndcT Tor at ilad Siocn tliel til
gfrch fcmmer."
Serien: "Sioen ipnes al uGre ieig.
lipe,."
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

"SisrnenS" amerifanife "SSenner"
bespnoer at bli niilirebs ouer oct rllS.
fife "IipIomati". De amerifouife
glnbe bar laat nter lett ont RIiSlans
bare paa noaIe iaa ltger, emo De bapbc
giort paa 40 Mar. Get ipne$ enbeI;g
at saa op ior amerifanerne. at Set
bar al SAB til guglanS. at RuSlanb
"lpmpatiierte" meo N%crSItoterne /
@orgerfrigenS msrfc Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

So~UcSperionen / SsrBcipiaet par
TromrinI Grala. &nu par Soioame
t2s GromiEl Hatalie. "a SeH nlge
&orI IlcrIuosr ila ben0e iarit i
@iayris. ct perSefsbarSpRt SaSsitea
SpSfrlntria SonGen par Ia II Mar.
OIL bum rnr Ct Stpffe no / 30 anrene.
9'ne Graaa Msidlin gaoee uGret
Git isr % uar en- c~riaren ScrSens.
name, ON 1peal Gle taite, Reasn
SfiGEleS por BUN life. gun par
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-16

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gmerifanerne bill msbe irem iii sen
fommcnNe aapieiIing nleo ct bra Gar
tsi. Oct nilbe frrmme Spprten, iir
ban. @ien err Oct life Iofnler, ban er
efter, bo? Ten burSe peI life ior al.
tio iorbIi paa beune SiSe 4tIantercu'
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
MANDAMUS CASE
 UNDER ADVISEMENT.

Little Rock, July 3.-The supreme court of Arkansas has under advise ment the now famous test Of the omnibus veto, on appeal from the second division of Pulaski circuit court. The case was argued before that body yesterday and submitted. As the supreme court will adjourn a week from tomorrow for the term, a speedy decision may he expected, and the question of the fate of the house bills of the last legislature settled for all time. The decision will also have bearing on the actions of the enrolling committees of future legislatures. The main question to be decided by the supreme court is whether Sundays are included in the term, consecutive days,n in the constitution. This has never been passed upon by the supreme court of this state.
 If Sundays are included all house bills are laws which were not passed upon by the governor before noon on May 20, that is, if the fact that the governor had the bills in his possess sion prior to that time is held to be a legal presentation under the consti- tuition. This is the contention of the United Confederate Veterans histori- cal society, which brought the suit for mandamus against the auditor.
 If Sundays are excluded from the twenty days, then the omnibus veto of May 23 killed all bills named in it, if the court should hold that it was a legal veto in it's omnibus form.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
INJUNCTION NOT SWEEPING.
Judge Fulkerson Refuses to Grant Sweeping Injunction Prayed for by Prohi Attorneys-County Court May Consider Another
 Petition but Cannot
 Grant License.

Judge F. D. Fulkerson's finding in the Newport and Jacksonport dis tricts, in favor of the petitioners for license in the former and against them in the latter, which had been prev iously announced through letters from his honor, was made of record Friday morning at special term of the circuit court of Jackson county.
 The prohi attorneys filed an amend ed complaint, reciting the judgment of the court in the Jacksonport dis trict and stating that petitions were again being circulated in that district, which would soon be acted upon by the county court, for which reasons, an injunction was asked against the county court, forbidding during the two years commencing February 1903, the consideration of any petition from said district or the licensing of any saloon within it's bounds.
 T. D. Kinman, Jr. was called and testified that such petitions were be- ing circulated, point which the i- cense attorneys admitted together with their intentions of having same submitted to the county court.
 After lengthy argument by the attorneys upon either side, Judge Fulkerson granted temporary in- junction until the regular term of court i'll September against the is- suance of further license in the Jack sonport district by the county court, but refused to include that courts right to consider further petitions for der of 1901 from the citizens of that district.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
ACCUSED OF CAUSING
 MISS PEETE'S DEATH.
Warrant Charging Manslaughter Is- sued Against Mrs. Nevada Cost ley and Doctor Edward
 Morrish.

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Dal- ton Thursday afternoon issued war rant charging Mrs. Nevada CostIey and Dr. Edward Morrish with man. slaughter in the second degree, says the St. Louis Republic.
 The warrant charges that Mrs. Costley, who is a physician of No. 2S41 Franklin avenue, and Dr. Morrish of No. 1903 Morgan street, are responsi- ble for the death of Nancy Lee Peete.
 Deputy Coroner Boogher com pleted the inquest about noon Thurs day. The only witnesses examined were Dr. Morrish, who was recalled, and Miss Mabel Costley, daughter of Mrs. Nevada Costley.
 The dying statement of Miss Peete is regarded as the strongest evidence against the accused parties. Miss Peete declared that she had paid Mrs. Costley $25 to perform the operation, and that Dr. Morrish was present when the operation was performed.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
MARRIED IN ST. LOUIS.

Miss Maurie Bach and Mir. Harry Mansfield were married Wednesday evening at o'clock at the First Pres byterian church in St. Louis by Rev. Mir. McKittrick, in the presence of five witnesses, Miss Alice Brown, Mrs. Maude Marshall, MT. Conrad Bach, Mir. 0. M. Kirkland and Dr. Sylvester Wyfong, the ceremony being per- formed immediately upon the con clusion of the regular prayer meeting services.
 The bride was lovely in white organdie with orange blossoms.
 After the vows had been taken, the bride and groom were rendered re- ception at the residence of the latter, 3431 Morgan street, which will be their home in the future.
 The now Mrs. Mansfield is a very sweet and charming young lady of a sunny temperament, who will nc doubt grace and make happy the home she has become a partner in for life and her host Of Newport friends join with the INDEPENDENT ir the extension of reorganization and best wishes.
 MT. Mansfield is employed at the Merohants' Exchange and is reported to be fine young gentleman, worthy of the fair prize he has won.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
SEIZED TABLES TO BE BURNED,

Little Rock, July 3.--In the first division Pulaski county circuit court, Judge Lea presiding, the case of state against Bob Furth, which was con tinued from Wednesday, was called yesterday morning. Judge Lea deci- ded that the confiscated tables should be burned.
 This is the case in which the validity of the "burning order' of 1888 is being tested as it relates to certain tables which were seized by the sheriff in Bob Furth's place of business. At the special order of Judge Lea, ,sMr. Furth appeared as witness. His counsel objected to his testifying on the ground that the state could not compel him to disclose evidence against himself. The objection was overruled and exceptions saved.
 The court required him to answer whether the tables were his property, but did not compel him to state what games the tables were used for. Judge Lea suspended execution of the burn ing order until the matter is re- viewed by the supreme court.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
SENATOR CLARKE CRITICISED.

Forrest City, Ark, July 2.The St. Francis County Gun and Rod Club nas been reorganized at this place. Hon. F. w. DeRossitt, of game law fame, was chosen president; A. D. McDaniel, vice president; M. N. Gaines, secretary; s. P. Mcdaniel, treasurer.
 The object of the club is the further protection of the fish and game of the county and creating a game warden of each member of the club. Fifteen names were enrolled and there will be weekly meetings until the club is well organized and in good running order.
 President DeRossitt donated bis beautiful and famed fishing lake to the club and also his one fourth inter- est in Mud lake.
 Those present expressed great sur prise and regret over the course taken by their United States senator, Hon. J. P. Clarke, in accepting fee from certain non-residents in their attack upon the game law of the state.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
FARMERS BODY FOUND.

Pocahontas, July 2.-The dead body of Pat McCue was found few miles from town yesterday evening. Me- Cue had been on spree for several days. An examination showed that there were no marks of violence on his body. Several dollars were found in his pockets. The body was lying near the railroad and was found by trainmen.
 McCue was well-tod do farmer and carried $3,000 life insurance, which goes to his wife and children.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
NEW RAILWAY CHARTERED.

The state board of railway incorpo- rators has granted a charter to the Kansas City, Helena and BrInkley Railroad Company, which is organized with capital of $3,0OO,O for the purpose of building railroad from Brinkley to Marianna, a distance of twenty seven miles. The incorpora- tors are J. J. Farrell, Brinkley; Patrick Farrell, Pine Bluff; H. R. Boyde, Memphis; R. H. Johnston, St. Louis;
 s. H. Williamson, Pine Bluff; l.. A. Jackson and T. H. Jackson, Brinkley.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
FRANK ELLIS CHARGED
 WITH AWFUL CRIME,

Batesville, July 2.-Frank Ellis was landed in jail Tuesday night by Mar shal Fike charged with assaulting his fifteen-year-old step-daughter. His trial is pending and should he prove guilty it will go hard with him. The people of the community are greatly wrought up over it.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
BODY BLOW FOR
 NEW GAME LAW.

Marion, July 2.-In the case of State of Arkansas vs. Capt. w. B. Mallory, which is a test case of the De Rossitt game law, Circuit Judge Hughes to- day held section of the act to be void under the constitution of the United States, as to nonresidents hunting and fishing on their own lands, but he held that the act was good as to non-residents hunting or fishing on any lands or waters except their own.
 An appeal was taken to the supreme court.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
JACK JONES,

The Crack Barber, keeps a neat and busy little shop. Upper end of Front street. Expert tonso- rialists. Easy slaves and the best haircuts. Our work pleases.
 "Come on, ye stubby beards."
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
NO DAILY TOMORROW.

The INDEPENDENT will issue no daily tomorrow. The nations birth day should be observed by proper celebration, but as nothing in that way is offered by Newport, the best one can do is to make the Fourth a holiday.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
SPECIAL RATES.

Summer tourist rates Searcy, Ark, s2O0; Ravenden Springs, $2.65. Tick cts on sale to September 30, final re- turn limit October 31st on all trains. 47btf T. H. REAMEY, Agt.
Newport daily independent., 1903-07-03
SUNDAY SERVICES.

St. Pauls Church. Divine services for the fourth Sunday after Trinity. The Holy Communion and sermon at II a. m. Evening prayer and sermon at ts. Sunday school at 9:45 q. m.
 Christian Church-Preaching morn ing and evening by the pastor, Q. 0. Cline. Morning subject, 10:30, "Non- Committal Christians" Evening sub- ject, p. m., "Is it Important to Be Right?"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
20 Mavo de 1909.

Hoy hemos tenido ell gusto de yer q
don Victor Gutierrez, hacendado cafe
tero de Juana Dia5, muy mejorado de
la affection que le privo por algunos
dias del uso de la palabra.
Sea enhorabuena.
~ En- la mafiana de hoy estuvieron
detenidos los ''trolleys" algunos minu-
tos por falta de corriente electrical.
iInsiste Ia empresa en- usar Ia ma
quina vieja, en- las horas del dfa?
Nv Por todas parte Sc oyen quejas
contra la Junta y agentes de Ia Sani-
dad, pues parece que no ven los in
mensos baches que Sc han tornado en-
la ciudad y en- Ia playa
En- algunas cunetas Sc ven hace
tempo aguas corroinpidas que estAn
amenazando acabar con media pobla-
Icion.
Veremos 81 con este aviso Sc toman
algunas nnedidas.
x*x FL ayuntamiento no celebro Sc
sion anoche pnrque los honorables edi-
les no Concurrieron.
~. Todas las ofcinas del Gobierno
y Tribunales permanecen koy cerradas,
por ser dia de fiesta odcial.
Ell comercio en- su casi totalidad, per-
manecio alberto.
~ En- la Playa fu6 denunciado TN
padre por pegar a su fijo.
Es probable que salga bien de la
denuncia, pues parece que probara que
es padre -. y maestro del nif1o.
NO hay NAL que por bien no venga!
Aqu1 tienen ustedes TN padre que Sc
saliva por la ley de Lindsay.
~ Una camarera de TN hotel en-
los Estados Unidos, fu6 despedida por
que no quiso hacer la cana donde dur
milo TN negro.
Sc enteraron a7gunos yankees y OBJ
sequiaron a la camarera con $500 do
liars.
81 principal donante contribuy6 con
1000 pesos, y dedic6 a Ia criada estas
l1neas:
"Vd. vale mil veces mas que cual-
quier negro"
Y Ell qua dude de Ia veracidad de Ia
noticia que la lea, mas ampliada, en-
el ''New York Herald" del 20 del mes
actual.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
Ausencia eterna

Dofla Luisa Hlugkist de Borda, la
amante compahefs de nrestro amigo
don Wenceslao Borda y Rueda, entire
GO aver su alma al Supreme, dejando
el vacio de Ia ausencia eterna en- el
hogar que enbellecfa con SUI presencia.
A las cinco de la tarde de hoy Sc
efectuara la conduccion de los restos
al cementer'o de San Juan.
Reciban en- estas breves lfneas la
sincera expression de nuestro sentir los
apenados deudos, seflores don Wences-
lao, don Carlos. don Leopoldo Borda
y demas familiares de la que no existe.
Paz a sus restos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
GIRO LETRADO

Nuestro querido amigo don Miguel
Bustelo Gutman, que sigue la carrera
de derecho en- la Universidad de Bal
timore, sutrira Ell examen del tiltimc
aflo en- los primeros dias de la entrante
|Senana.
Y 81 es aprobado, como esperamos
dadas las buenas notas del aprovecha-
do alnmno, saldra en- segrida para esta
ciudad, donde establecera su bufete y
ejercera su profession.
Nuestra anticipada felicitaci6n por el
triunfo defnitivo del inteligente COM
patricia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
Ade1anGe

Manolo Bustelo, como 1e llamamos
carifiosamente sus fntimos, ha empeza-
do va a nacer sus ejercicios de9practica
en- el hospital de la Universidad de
Baltimore, donde cursa Ia carrera de
medicina y ciruj1a dental.
Resulta muy aprovechado ell estima-
do compatriots, que pronto regresara
a este pals con Ell tftulo que como pre-
milo sus afanes ha de conquistar,
Y que Sc empenara en- clio con todas
sus flerzas no hay drda, porque aqul.
le espera, ademas dc sus fauiliares
una hermosfsima triguef1a de verdes
ojos, que ALA en- Ia ciudad del Este for
mara ell khogar que Sc del1nea va en-
lontananza.
BHena Suerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
AL. WUELO

-lQue fastidio! va es TN abuse 10
que paSa con los carros electricoS.
-Es cierto. Y yo he Observable que
las interrupcioneS suceden siempre los
dias IS y 80 de cada mes.
-iYa caigo!
lEn que7
Los empleados continentales de la
planta electrica cobran en- los dias que
indico.
-El diablo es ell dernonio.
" Baco su profeta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
e asgHRatO yRICCE.
Energia de un peri0dista

A causa de la energica campaffa he
cha por nuestro co1ega L'Etandart, al
fin Sc conocerAn todos los detalles del
asesinato de los miembros de la fami-
LA francssa Ricci. cuyo crimen parecia
envuelto en- las sombras del misterio.
Hoy Sc vera en- Ponce este asunto,
pues han sido citados a declarar los que
aparecen como presuntos :autores del
hecho. v muchoS testigos. y
La Corte de distrito de Ponce, asi
como el fiscal Sr: don Francisco farra
han procedido con toda efcacia.
Del resu1tado de este asunto dare
mos cuenta oportunanente, y en- tantc
felicitamos al Sr. Leccja por sus activas
gestiones que han podido tener mas
exito que las del nlismo consnlado fran
ces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01

embriagarse. ESQ es imbecil. Y
de la 1nisma manera que hay
una condena y una multa para
los que blasfeman, deberia ha-
Der otra para los que proclaman
en- alta voz, y como una gracia,
que estuvieron algunas horas
en- el embrutecimiento mas ab-
soluto. Como gracias, resultan
cerriles, de pesimo gusto y de
peores efectos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
H Missouri CTeCidO
La ciudad de Kansas inundada
PerdidaS cuantiosaS

Nueva York, lunes.-Avisan
de la ciudad de Kansas, capital
del Estado de Missouri, que el
rio de este nombre, en- una for
midable crecida, ha inundado la
ciudad de Kansas, causando
grandisimos danos q la propie-
dad.
La campif1a toda ha quedado
convertida en- TN immense lago.
Las Was &c los ferrocarriles han
quedado inservibles.
Sc calculan en- varios millones
las perdidas sufridas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
SerViriV CeIe0rafirV ESPECIAL
DEL
BOIetin MerCdntiI

volucionarios b1Igaros amena-
zan infestar las ciudades de
Constantinopla y Salonica con
el bacillus de una terrible cpl
demia cuyo secreto dicen que
poseen los libertarios.
La situacion contin1a siendo
ALI insoportab1e. Las escenas
sangrientas son tan frecuentes
que va casi no impresionan a
nadie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
MR.. de CharpentTer

Ell Director general de Ia Compafifa
de ferrocarriles de esta isla Sc encuentra
en- esta. ciudad, donde lego en- el
1ltimo vaporl americana.
Viene gestionar asuntos de Ia com
panfa y estara alg7dn tempo entire no
sotros.
Deseamos a tan distinguido huesped
buen resultado en- sus negocios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
OtO QIQQle { FIQlCil
Sitiado por los Salvajes
Ell GOBERNADOR DE ARGELTA

Nueva York, 1unes.-Los mo-
ros sa1vajes han intentado I'm
nuevo ataque contra los france
ses en- Africa.
Ell gobernador de Argelia, ha
sido sitiado por los salvajes, en-
INA reciente salida que hizo,
pero logro escapar del cerco que
le habian establecido las kabilas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
ParEidO Federal
Muevo cOru1it&

Los federa1es de San Juan y sus ba-
rrios Sc reunieron aver en- Ia casa del
sefior Palmer v eligieron, para formar
el nuevo comite local, a los siguicntes
sefores: P. Elzaburu, r. Diez de Andi-
no, Hobard S. Bird, Nolasco Rubio,
Wenceslao Borda, jose Labrador, Ma
nuel Palacios, Pedro Curet, Jose 9. Va
lie, Gregorio Rodriguez Joss de J.'Ti-
zol Sixto E. B,s, Alberto Davi'a y Es-
tanislao Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
Abuse inc0ncebibIe

Mafiana le d1remos a Mister
Cruzen las verdades del bar
querO.
Ese Collector de Aduanas esta
abusando mas de la cuenta del
sufrido comercio de Puerto
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01

Piramides, la esfnge y TN camello
Sc ven en- tn postal,
y tanbien Sancho Panza y Rocinante
en- ell carton estAn.
Descifre el geroglf6co, que aplicas
sin ton nj son y ibahl
sefiOra seforita 6 10 que seas,
te puedo asegursr
que por mas que 20 Sc 10 que ha pasado
durante el bale aquel de Caruaval
no Sc 10 cuento nadie aunque me rajen....
ininguno 10 sabra!
El BUHO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
CiDCIelIQ T|UHTIOS
Debe de haber muchos mas
Los SuburbiOs destrufdoS


Nueva York, lunes.-Mas am
pliamente sc van conociendo los
detalles de la crecida del Mis-
souri,.
Han perecido ahogadas 50
personas y Sc cree que la CO.
rriente haya arrastrado muchos
cadaveres.
Los suburbios de la ciudad
han sido totalmente barridos por
las aguas.
El aspecto que ofrece la ciu-
dad invadida por las .corrientes,
es tragicamente bella.
En- auxilio de los habitantes
de Kansas han salido va de to-
das parties muchos soc0rros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-01
Cutie cat6lico

Mafiana, q las IN de la misrna, ten
dra lugar, en- la Igesia de San Jose Ia
misa que en- honor de la Virgen de Be-
len celebran sus devotos, ell primer mar
tes de cada mes.