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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
TIE CAREER CT SULLY.
Reniark:th h!c Rise and EaU of the
W hiIou Cotton Is iH&.

until his recent fail,r" WAS hailed
"kine of cotton" is one of the most
wonderful in the history Of finance.
He is forty-,hrec years old a native
Of Providence and until a year ago
last december was unknown on the
New York Cotton Exchange Early in
January. 1908. he entered the market
and within a short time had accumu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

battles around Richmond in 1862. the
Second Bull Run, Vicksburg and many
other engagements. At the close OF
the war he bore the rank of lieutenant
general.
General Lee is native OF South Ca:
olina, but has lived in Mississippi since
1865. After the war he labored to dis
pei sectional bitterness. and "reunit.
ed country" Is due as much to his ef-
forts as to those Of any individual,
Since 1899 General Lee. who is seven
ty-one years old. has been commission
er OF the Vicksburg National Military
park.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
Relative Danger of Machinery.

Statistics collected in Germany have
shown that 2S per cent of the acct
dents caused 10y machinery used for
Industrial purposes. such as mannfac-
turing We're due to defects in the ma
chimes and to lack of proper safe
guards On the other hand. over 40 per
cent of the accidents occurring with
to those causes. Accordingly there is
cali for the use of improved safety de-
vices upon all machines used on the
farm Feed cutting machinery is found
to he particularly liable to cause acct
dents. 4 considerable majority of
those injured by agricultural machines
aie children and youths.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

America is the 'apd Of the free
lunch.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
~ ss#:|zEYu1E=f ~
+s
THE H-NoF ZANE.

pr. Walter kL 49,
University &c lie, ul'''' " i''''A'
red Ph T., Is Il ''',''''@ N'''''
Fifty wears Hs ....,..
the proud record Of +. 49,
Jolly boufaec oi the H. m,''A'' :, N,,,
Luck Haven, Pa.
Nine. SkidoWoka-C Curis
woman scientist and O., -
radun, is hut thirty six 49, s'e
She is said to he attractive -
and dress. t
Mrs. Mary Mcintyre Of Hos ,.,,,, {
Mo. IS 3 granddaughter OF N.;n',,
Mon; ;oumcry l:lHir, who was ce
officer Of .tntnuuN Wayne and Ns,aI1
III the rushing Of stony Point.
The Only American who ever VOL
Victoria C!'c.s is living ut Slough
Mass lie = William Seeley. who a:
lAG4 WAS aboard British vessel n
Silnouoscti. lApan, aud saved the iif'
of the captalIi.
Robert Casper Of N,u Ruppin, Ger
many, Who is totally blind. makes /:
living as newspaper reporter HIS
memofy - sr"b tt;,j lie can femem
Der the eXac; words ui ANY speech, His
accuracy Is E'Hf'' e. 1i!s.
NIr and Mis. E4tcnan. III" live near
Spring Valley. MINI. laNe Tree @r"at-
great srandell.lrcl. twenty seven
treatgraHdcfjlAspn and forty grand
children Nj t.Hjc}t;tH is =eI-ht -four
years Of -, fud Mrs Hatelnan is
eighty
Eugene +. W;rp tie Het Eohert !.
lfHftette aad Ill, Perkins viii he tho
principal S9eaIlcr> 1t tie h;utaaet o'
the American ErrS> IlGHofists; III 81.
LOUIS e8 NsH y journey VIII fot
low tie ear> home Il Mark IWait.,
in 8aaGH4;gt AI1
Efeest Atwood Of t'b5tfemieu. Vt. ie
Il raria4 u4n:." as the result Of a
cold fafb ia laAo lto did not iutcnl
Ia tase the s7"-v. Wlt walked out "H
Il 1ass u -. = p:..t zz@ettzI=srtd- fell
iata G=e=ze Aas..r t4a =Hae9 Was -
4eessa=e5aza4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

Also SIX >2c ait People.
knsso= JilPaneS&NNs5f ar ssflfes
Engagement bc&.7@taaaa1 ni2bl
JCL, v tl4
I4a.t..z is5,ees N1=IsseaaiI
%r~ % <.>y y y. .v,4<>X
g =, ~. Il: N4OSH 2
e.a..sse 80 erade~ of q.
y ais.i1tss, @tln lis.szs; ~
ses "as2 s=lse..
{. o. {. 20 4 I'd \
.---
- 1. =. i. 4
= 5zl=zes5=--= &c .s9zs -
:, sy9
= = :. :. 4
Faecst Cot.aas.
a44a3a 4=zt4a.-a. tlll. =as=e4zIl..= ID.
Too Inch =eaea=eaae= af=eh= m4Hers
a..szeie.za =4.a @n4# =N.llDe
o.h are 81 ~ win lG=I 2z4.ls a.a
ta"iT 9.oe.. ieo550a Galt
Hr faFln Ca.s l.,2 sofl aat n i<ed.
RON 10 i4a@ls. aud }coI<Laa5=g a8a Wiz
move to FeXa5 sooa-
rhoee &%s an all das zta4fns at
SHADY Grove, Grant county, last sun
day, and many attended from this Vi
cinily \ larse congregation US il
attendanco.
Mr. Scalious and family ana Mrs.
Cuthberson and family attended the
rterlE meeting at Bethlehem
'hnrth near Lehigh, last Sunday
Roy. e NJ. Piphin, presiding elder, di6
he preaching, using for his text ou
Saturday at II Il. m the first -four
verses of First Peter, and on Sunday
at / a. M his subject was "Methodism
tho Gospel Sent"
The health of this community is
good.
RedfieId
Redficld, June 3O-Mr. Tom Throw.
CT and Miss Edna Bradshaw We're
quietly married here yesterday after
noon by ESQ Williams The marriage
was quite Il surprise To all their
friends. Miss bradshaw is a sister
of Jack Bradshaw, and Mr.. Thrower is
progressive farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George BusselI viii,
move to Pine Bluff in few days.
where Mr. Russell will be employed
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzhugh of Malvern
have returned after pleasant visit to
Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Pratt.
~ V WtyHA
Erven Warren, an old and respected
colored man on Mr. A. F. McNeilI'S
plantation, was buried from Mt. Zion
church Monday. There was quite a
large crowd. both white and colored, to
pay the last sad rites to this good ola
man,
Joe Tanner, section hand, was ar.
rested for disturbing the peace ana
was fined S. and costs. His fine was
paid and he was released at once.
Miss Jennie Byrd is "crr III.
Rev. and Mrs. r. 8. 1t"""o- ~" re-
iocing over the arrival of a fineN 10Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
35E1EIelloNs Az! {,
Izt> ~ III
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GOOSE STUFFlNG
Town Wh0>~ Industry Is the De-
N"ioputcnt of Goose liver.

row" '" "h">~ Industry Is the De-
N"iopnicnt of Goose Liver
The raising, stufling ana shipping of
geese lav" become quite 4 F.r4c indus
try in the vicinity of WatertoWn. Wis.
and about 10000 pounds of stuffed
geese and about 332.,ooe pounds Of
stall fed geese are shipped annually
from there to all parts Of this country.
The demand for stuffed k,ese is ia
creasins all the time, and The shippers
of this class of poultry claim it is not
possible to fill all tlcii orders unless
these are placed early III the fan. The
geese have to undergo the Sluffinc
process to produce abnormalty large
iivcrs
In stuifing the goose tie feeder holds
it between lis knees and forces the
noodles down into its throat. but each
noodle must first he dipped into warm
water to make it more slippery Dur
ing the first Week eight noodles are
thus given three times a day, and dur
ing the second Week the same number
are given fonr times every day. From
then Oh the Stufting las to be done
every three or four hours. night and
day, and each time six or seven moo
dies are forced down The geese have
by this time accumulated SO much fat
and the liver has expanded to such
proportions that they lave to be-
I watched continuously. rs some are liza
bic 10 choke and thus prove a total
loss. Tie entire household is called
upon, a3d every uau. Woman anA
child fas 10 take turns and sill up and
attend 10 l}e geese.
1t la>t when ready feF market. the
eeese a1e killed and tie feathers on
tie breast and belly must be picked
Immediately, NAiie= tie bodies ara
WarH4; Otherwise tle 4esN tender skin
Heaa5 bp torn -. 5fa5IHaze6l. auI tMs
would allow the tajez I5s4f eG lUp. .lH''-
eIafIs sae~" t.0l 10 taze agf. HE wings
ssaa bae< parts II #tze taHI cam h.
fzzeEzt tE5rc c:.~liz 100 zz=t=iH5l dipped
waite" e. #l#es# H4z5fz - process
3 H a-r t##saa= =eEo tHa
e- .Ht #se -. t.,..... .la.z
aaa.a auai f41s#H Hassia s4a r.. .a.a
90 -. and ..lIas..a4i# #Tz=tt1 -. - -...#.
are. t..a
l'',.z ,a9r=
z.3i t.,.#
rs#5.
ll.-s. #zz.z== 4=5z=.=- II
I@s L. 'iee
-rta'= eHe #51r=e.. e.,. ef-
s#tfi..TE 5#II#.=#fa. sII5 JH
a==##sea. as.'ss= #H.#z.z# ivua3=.
.#=a#s= =|'.el
.etse lire s=ss.=s.#5..= s=9aeI,.
s#a#=.## =
=z=zz=ss+e y.cg12I in ii.l.l n
H##sas#s 6e"a +, H=l.#H# I8c poiee
..as.ee'. na~ p#4aa# ~att.. ua3pe
-H "t'" ~i" - eAA &t'H 4
9za@f5 f3e.ir5i df-e=5#9f=6=7 H5. l.d q
80 Has4teed after =eeaas#aef .ud a@
55.5@ eH9faiu 1,r#4t.~ t57atjJ j5er tuu~. the
eaa~355i= =tppeti4 49aH ~ a5ie= operation Is
Hsf p.aata' its taaafs1-ea e44ae~. II =
at5zer UsGt it hra6aift about a o3Ivef
e3eas5aetz II Aaat7fsel laca.5f,.
where ~ tl.o live ega.ttia stuck al t,9e
e5.d oi The last aet bG1 0aa Tie p"r
tasueIHqc WIS SfopIsed for ~" ui&m
despite hr protests Of tho public, who
eid ilet even get their mane1 back. T he
only Solacr offered by the management
N:ts IL tiX the HpSed ;let fer the after
noon HeNt but one fer which tickets
We're issuch free aS the audience leit
the tIratpr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
i " Boyce devotes his time 10 ren's

For drinks try the 'aley 80
,r,or Fred Senyard.
~ Dow Wanted to deliver the Daily
f.ranhic. Apply at once.
Gasoline stoves at Simpson and
Webb Furniture eompans's.
Nice arnlsned room for rent, ap,
BY at Az West Fifth West avenue
N croer River whisky at the Val
u 1ey saloon, corner Four,h and Nam
ID ror beer. cigars and liquors. cali
u Valley saloon. Fred S21Eafa.
prcprietor.
FOR special bargains in carpets.
.ao+tings etc., see Simpson and Webb
Furniture company.
For sale-A good buggy horse.
.,n7v 10 Louise Smith, corner Louis
nn and Thirteenth Avenue.
II -afe Elizabeth. the =tafa e4..=a
u Of 1Yr. and Mrs. osear Ha..-
~ h bkbeen sieh# fer .ve.e=
iparoTing.
u You can buy any1ffeg trom tAs
ri+ebea to the parl6r unan easy NaS=
MS at Simpson and =Neg5 TarnitgTe
tmpany's.
We have just re- sod Il 1arse
4 ipment Of gasolia=seeeas Can anz
3 them. Simpson aas Webb taezs
/ b. company
n THE city treasafefss te is
h ose in a few days. Pay ar 4s-..=
e an1 license tax AMI save fae isa=
'"8sie,na ! fines.
For Sae-{fne cabinet gam ZIP
:ght piano; almost new price re3sz
liable; VII make terms to SUI. buy
j.. No. 402 Linden setreet.
For Sale-Nice family hor,e and
bleev and trap; one large SIZE Charter
bak stove; one nice refri2crator, Ap-
(ly fl. West Barraque street.
We buy and sell all kinGs Of sec
pndhand goods; also pack and ship
furniture. Sidney Helms, 2l0 West
Second avenue. Both Phones.
We have about 1900 advertising
fans left ever from last year that we
will close cut at cost. Call on or TEL
epbone the Adams Printing company.
For estimates and prices on an
kinds of uphostering. Work done
promptly and neatly. Call or teie'
phone w. S. Beard, Twelfth avenue
and State street. Old phone, 1896.
The jefferson Fencibles will at
tend services at the Christian church
Sunday in a body, and the subJcce OF
Rev. Cross sermon will be christian
Patrotism.'
For sale-Six room residence
with all modern improvements. Three
room tenant house on the lot. Cheap
Tor quick trade. Apply to c. L. Cham
bers, No. 1921 West Third avenue
Amor ic fro 1,pd IF thn free
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30
=55zsz==5 AND 99sSEMEN

sszs55zz - AND tiGESEMEN.
ta#zI##=## za......r s..55 5E54a=a Itaa.ir
ring
zz4==z 4===##e# F,.H4. .5=.is.Iz##= s5afzog.
t.u aH=azz. .gtH..l.
G.ze= aHut Il =4zlUI5zez al COLTS
~
a-r watts =ta#Ha=f6t au
letszz# ti4 s,t.,et ffat= =HHz44es4slegt
t4tat 9za#e# #H.=t..e gy75z.#=aezs= Hetd br
Ban ###4 l. t..ri.
ea#Hlaz=9=aaae IL I.e.sla49aiI= =lzy.. ia
ta9azzH=s tt at Noaa@zdeG Zlat Mt
344#s#a-3s ct Wheeling. " Va,
as Hsll = several 4@e3 horses. iHelud-
ine l,leaelH1 1.ls.oG l. : 19.l, aud La
dE Iaisag,. ~.llf!.
elD9ltY Kan Mot"r has a na0bor ~
faat E5.z3S J.tu&S in his barn nj L"X-
in4t4a Ky AIuon@ lhem is tne ljg
vino showed sensational speed last @oa-
sea ss ii l%G .=c:I- ot3. She tF0tted
H5.Ie III #22s3ols in August
Irafzz O. Starnard Of SRlin&ViHe,
Ind. has sold 10 William Schmidt Of
Excelsior. Mimi. the broWa pacing
stallion S;ar Roy, 2sl1l4.@ by WilSlar,
2:11L1, son of Robert McGre&or, 2:11lia
dam the great brood mare Daisy *.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

0He Elizabeth. fhe Haaa e4t=
If Nr. and Mrs. Oscar I,t.~-
ao hfDeen sieis#fa1#=z......'0..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

You can buy anyrting from fhe
i+qhen to the pariGr ungu easy HaH
zn+s at Simpson and N.eg5 Furniture
5mpany's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

For Sale-Niee family hor,e and
coy and trap: one large SIZE { harter
,k stove: one nice refrigcrator. Ap.
Y el5 West Barraque street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

Rev. and Mrs. n. 8, ''"""o- ~" re-
joicine over the arrival of a tineN 'oy-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

We have just sod q larse
4fDnent Of gasoliH= =steHes can IN
#e them. Simpson aH4=#eh3 fGt@-sz
re company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

Miss Jennie Byrd is "oFr i'll.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

For sale-Tine cabinet gsan5 HP-
:ght piano; almost new price reasz
liable; Will make terms to suit buy
:. No. 402 Linden setreet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

For sale-A good huggy horse.
49,, 70 Louise Smith. corner Louis
A. and Thirteenth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

The health of this community is
good.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

The,e @~s an all da. s4aafn.. at
SHADY Grove, Grant countE, last sun
day, and many attended from this Vi
ciniiy 4 larsf congregation VS. il
Attendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

The city treasafef5s ta lis
s. in a few days. Pay zal1. - -
anG license tax am saEe rle tH
sand fines.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

We buy and sell all KINDS Of sec
ndhand goods; also pack and ship
lrniture. Sidney Helms, 210 West
econd avenue. Both Phones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

For sale-Six room residence
with all modern improvements. Three
room tenant house ON the lot. Cheap
Tor quick trade. Apply to c. L. Cham
bers, No. 1921 West Third avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

vi .foiln Gatss il'@ 7oi. a.t ~ Ned.
ron 10 t4as9's aud @'cj[taaeg a9ft=wiLl
move 10 TeXa5 SOoa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

For special bargains in carpets.
..;nos etc. see Simpson and Webb
vrrniture company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-30

Joe Tanner, a section hand, was ar.
rested for disturbing the peace ana
was fined S. and costs. His fine was
paid and he was released at once.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
Otro pr.oyecto

Secci6n I.-Toda persona que Sc ha-
lie cumpliendo condena en- cualquier
establecimiento penal de esta isla; que
observe bien las ordenarzas del estable-
Eimiento y que no haya sido sujeta 4
rastigos por violaci6n de las mismaS,
90, por la presente sera acredora 4
uue Sc liquide el tiemdo de su condena
IN Ia forma que Sc establece, de acuer-
do con la siguiente forna.
A. Una Sentencia por no menos de
Eeis meses, nj mas de TN afo. IS dias
pOr mes.
A. Una sentencia de mas de un
afio menos de tres. -. 6 dias por mes
C. Una sentencia no menor de tres
amos y menos de cinco afios.... 2 dias
p0r mes
d. Una sentencia no menos de Gin
10 afios y menos de diez afos. ..8 dias
por mes.
e. Una sentencia de diez afios 8
mas. !. 10 dfas por mes
Secci6n 2.- .-Cuando un prisionero ha-
"a sido condenado por virtud de varias
sentencias, Sc acumularan todas para
"a cumplimiento de esta Ley.
Secci6n 3.-Cuando I'm prisionero
wi0lare las ordenanzas del Penal, Sc le
recargara el tempo abonado por buena
e0nducta hasta el dfa de la falta; y 81
dlespues de cometida esta, el prisionero
Sbservare buena Conducta, a juicio del
1efe del Penal, puede perdon narsele Ia
1alta anterior y servirIe de abonO el
tempo recargado.
Secci6n 4.-Toda ley, orden general,
Reglamento 8 Decreto que Sc oponga 4
IA presente queda derrogado.
Secci6n 5.-Esta Ley empezara 4 re-
mir inmediatamente despuEs de so
npECbaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
CuIraplan t0dos asi


Ell dia trece de Enero des-
pues de la llegada a esta Ca
pital del Delegate seior Gomez
visito al Gobernador interesan-
dole por la aperture del canine
de Lares q las Marias y Ell trozo
de Canine comprendido entire
Maricao y el sitio denominado
el Consume.
Para la aperture del citado
4rozo de camino Ell Gobernador
ha asignado la suma de trece-mil
pesos que creemos alcanza para
concluirlo.
Los ciudadanos del Barrio
Bucarabones y Ell pueblo de Ma
1icao estan de placemes.
Nosotros fel1citamos al active
delegado seflor Gomez, quien
demostr6 va en- ocasiones dis
fintas que Sc interesa por la re-
gi6n que lie confrio sus poderes.
La Obra del senor Gomez aba
rata grandemente los trasportes
de frutos en- la region indicada.
Muy bien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02

Juan corbella, una "pluma fuente'I
de orc.
Jose Perez Losada, un baston.
Luis Diaz Caneja. una cartera ''piel
de rusia" y una moneda de cinco dol
lars.
Gustavo Mufloz, una moneda ORC de
cinco dollars.
On Venezolano, otra moneda de igual
valor.
Miguel Bustelo, zotra moneda idem
idem.
Manuel Bustelo, otra moneda idem,
idem.
Antonio Caubet, otra moneda idem,
idem.
Eduardo Villar, otra moneda idem,
idem.
Luis Coy. otra moneda idem.
Los hermanos Burset, un reloj.
Luis Franco, una gallina adornada
con lazos.
Pedro Goico, una corbata.
Manuel Burillo, I'm tono del ibro
"Cumba" I'm grandfsimo tabaco y una
resma papel de seda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02


Sefioras Julia y Cecilia Bruno, una
preciosa Ira dorado y adornada con
flores artifciales.
Srta. Tall Martinez, un bonito alfiler
de corhata.
Una admiradora, an pafuelo de seda
con una hermosa marca.
Sefiorita Europa Duefo, un bolsillo
de plata.
Otra admiradora, un abanico peque-
fo de nnarfil.
Abraham KoPel, I'm neceser do ca
ballero y una 'pluma fuente."
Maximino Luzunaris, una cigarrera
de plata dorado estilo modernista.
Julio Luzunaris un bonito estuche,
con titles de escritorio.
Baltasar Fernandez, un al1ler de
corbata.
Marcelino Fernsndez, IN alfler de
corbata y una boquilla de ambar para
tabacos.
Julian Arroyo, un alfiler. de corbata,
representando el escudo de Espaia.
Jose Loubriel, unos gemelos de oro
para camisa.
Julian Monsuri, Manuel Alfonso y
lose Urrejola, otros gemelos estilo mo-
dernista, con dos brillantes.
Julio Rodriguez, una jabonera de
plata cristoff, con su brocha.
Antonio Moreno Calderon, una cal
de tabacos magnfhcoS.
Juan Rosello, otra GAIA tabacos
Jose Villegas, I'm bolsillo de plata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
H ROIRb|lnielIO de NNQedD
En- ell Con0reso Espa1oI
Montero Rios,

Nueva York. martes. -Avi-
san de Madrid que, a aconse-
cuencia de la discussion en- el
Congreso del nombramiento de
Monse1or Nozaleda, para ocu-
par la silla arzobispal de Valen-
cia, ha sido objeto de acerbas
crfticas el Sr. Montero Rios,
que tomo una parte principals
sima en- ell t1atado de Paris que
puso termino a la guerra hispa-
noamericana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
non Santiago MoncIosa

En- el manicomio de San Juan
ha fallecido, en- la madrugada de
hoy, ell respectable caballero y
buen ciudadano, cuyo nombre
sirve de epfgrafe a estas lineas
Ell seflor Monclova formaba
parte de una familia de perso-
mas estudiosas, trabajadoras 6
instruidas, que han sido y son
titles a la terra nativa.
Enviamos a la fanilia dolien-
ae nuestro sincere pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02

Programa para la retreta que tendrs
1ngar ell jueves dfa a por la noche en- Ia
Plaza Principal de San Juan por Ia
banda de "Boys Csrity School"
I.-March, "The Director of Chari-
ties, Vifiolo.
1.-Two Step "That' Tt. Ingrahan.
3.-Seleccion de las zarzuelas Mag
Piares y Marina" Audril.
4.-Tango "El Cafe de Puerto Rico,
Nieto.
s.-Polka "Veloz", Vi6olo.
6.--"Just one Girl, N. N.
z-Danza "Margarita" Tavarez.
Star Spangled Banner.
Band Mater.
es-t Tl1an Viffolo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
Il 0IHlIO de A|eH0li0
Cerrando ell Baltico
La gran defensa
La gran defensa

Nueva York, martes-C Comu-
nican de Paris que, en- case de
guerra entire el Japon y Russia,
Alemania auxiliara al imperio
moscovita cerrando ell mar Bal
tico al paso de la escuadra
japonesa 8 de los buques de
cualquier nacion aliada.
De esta suerte el imperio mos
covita puede disponer de toda
su escuadra sin tenor de que
los buques enemigos puedan
causarle da1os en- el litoral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
Los dd|elSlS Dc RUd0
Situacion inmejorable
En- e1 mar Artico

Nueva York, martes Con la
decidida protection del imperio
germanico, la situacion de Ru.
sia mejora extraordinariamente
y Sc coloca esta nacion en- con-
diciones muy ventajosas respec-
to de su probable enemiga.
Russia no tendra que defen-
contra ell ataque de una podero-
sa escuadra mas que las costas
del mar Artico. que estan pode-
rosamente artilladas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
Il ITl0dO de PlIiS
La defensa del
seflor Montero Rios
En- el Senado
En- el Senado

Nueva York, martes.- Dicen
de Madrid que el sefior Monte
70 Rios Sc ha defendido de los
cargos que Sc le han hecho por
la redaccion del tratado y pidio
que Sc lie diese lectura en- la see
sion de aver en- Ell Senado.
Con este motive en- ambas ca
maras Sc han suscitado debates
acaloradisimoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02

varios despachos cablegraticos
ampliando la noticia publicada
aver, a Ultima hora, respecto de
la reconquista de Samana por
las tropas del general Morales.
Ell combate fue recio y los
partidarios del Sr. Jimenez su-
bieron una gran derrota.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
[l eSpGI0 de los successes
81 Intervene lnglaterra
FL conficto rusoiapones.

Nueva York, martes. -El i'm
perio germanico, seg1n dicen los
i1ltimos despachos recibidos hoy,
no intervendra en- el confiicto
ruso japones, 81 la Gran Breta-
fla no Sc declara alberta y des-
embozadamente en- favor del ia
pom.
En- este case 1levaria a la
practica cualquier acto de hos
tilidad contra los buques ingle-
ses que intentaran cruzar el
Baltico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
ID p0TCIlIdld de HiQi
Armas y honbres
Ell fracaso de la reVolucion

Nueva York, martes.-El go
bierno de Haiti ha puesto a la
disposition del general Morales
hombres y armamentos para
combatir la revolucion domini-
cana.
La situacion del sefior Jime-
nez empeora por instantes y sc
hace impossible.
La revolucion esta sufriendc
una serie de continue los desca-
labros que va dejan vislumbra1
la suerte que le aguarda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
N0nunento, YunbaS, EStituaI, .
Figurss, Clistos, ] OrnansntoS
DE BRONCO BLANCO

Los monumentos y tumbas de bronco
blanco estzn reconocidos por las perso-
mas cientf6cas como superiores los
de piedra y ygranito. Sc garantiza la
conservation de sd color en- cuaIquier
china y no le afecta nada ninguno de
los eleinentos.
Los monumentos de BRONCO BLANco
estan al alcance de todas las personas
por moderados que sean sus recursos
pudlcndo proporciorarlrs nm recuerdo
imperecodero de sus familiares.
Los prccloe Varfan do1de 10 1000
dollars, segdn lamaiio modelo.
Nos agradafie que nnestros a1enies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02

SALONES DE BARBERIA
CON ELEGANTES HIGIENICOS BANOS
SAN JOSE II, (bajos del Casino Espa6ol
SAN FRANCISCO a., (bajos). (

E propetario acredtados estabecimento compile
reformados coneguido hacer sito pre
por peronas eegantes Un activo ntegeno
id6neo que para atender favorecedores
pleado estos SALONES
Las taas de abono por meses econ6mcas dan dere
cho po mes, de los magnifcos banos
Ab6neNe Vd vise los eegantes SALoNEs d BARBERIA
LA UNION LAURAK-BAT.
Popeario,
sGgaptto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
secci6n reHigiosa
SANTOS DE MANANA

SANTOS DE MANANA
Febrero 8, mier coles San Bias OBJ.
y martir y el beato Nicolas de Longo-
bardo.
MISAS DE MANANA.
Catedral. "A las 7y9de la mafiana
San Jose. ...... "7H de lsidem.
San Francisco TN de la idem.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-02
Sc saIv6

de los regalos que le fue-
ron hechos al seffor Montesinos, en-
SD benefcio, Ia noche del domingo.