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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-11
CsIlar hlst6Fico eHtnViado

ua prFi61seo asnrFicano da caensA
Sc an r,sho impaEzautc. pof seF de ca
r&cssr hiSd1eo IA prcada sas'raida.
a a. princess Alicia hi3a de don
Eaglos dc Bbrfsin. Ia han rotalo "a
Paris un 60 lar de disFnsnscs cue per
sencs6 4 u Fe8na Ana De Austria. y s
MzHa Autunicfa. y dit pc a Ale'an-
ano Du mas para ~ nosNla ''kl Collar
ae Ia Reina pArcpc omc autcs de
Sslir dc Paris p4Ts unirsc i ia 0raE
lsoia rnsa en- Man hUfia Geposit6 ia
prenda en- casa le ua iaycro bien 60
Docoo. Sa.lsegurutcmcnic un lnai-
vidno. que oi1o ser mcnsaiero conii-
0encial de Ia princesa y presento ere
-aencizles al elcctD. rccia m6 la prenda
vel joyeuo se h ensregc. Cr,cse cue
el ladron SEA IN ingcuscro bclga con
uuien Ia princess es,uvo neg cando
para Ia adquisici6n de una casa cuinta
Y quien don Jaime. hermano &c la
princesa. hzbia encargado variaS CO.
miSioncs.
Sugieress tamb:en la poSibilidad de
que este sSunto del collar de Maria
Antonieta sea de naturaleza igual 8
Semeiante Ia del TJi,on dc Orl, que
don Carlos, padre dc Ia princesa. aeu-
30 al general car.ist2 BOet dc hsDerse-
10 rJbado hacia 1880. V el general re
chazd la acuSaci5n diciehdo que don
Carlo Sc l. habia dado 4 empeiiar y
gastado luego el diaero en- cosas POGO
mzritoriaS Dicese Que cl collar de
M lrfa A1tonie robado 4 la princesa
Alicia, valia $Ioo,
I'm telegrama del 20 de Mario dice:
FL famoso cJllar DC Maria Antonio
Ia, robado hace dias la princeSa Ali
cia de BJrb6l. ina sido hallado Ell una
casa de empeflo de Paris. FL ladr6n.
un ingeniero belga. apellidado Despss,
que 10 habfa obtenido con papeles fall
. IS, y empeiiadolo en- S6,5oo, ha sido
-arreStado.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-11
BrBLrorEcA DEL BoLEr1N MERcANrrL

tad. Las luces de las apasaban una una.
Todo |, que ena vida entraba e slenco, en- las til
neh as reposo.
En- uu dep,rtamento de primera case, TN honbre
como de sesenta afios Sc haaba o. espues de ua-
ber durante un momeuto, ntempado ell espe iculo
bastane trise del campo tr5 la punta del cg4rro e
va1to hasa mtad ell vidrio tumbo la arga en- los
aseatos envolvendose en- Ia manta Sc durmio.
Fl desc >nocido p'eo grue<o, tenfa Ia
peramente aeitada fuera acor; las fneas de
su muy rregusres, pero aspecto resulta
ba desagradabe los csbeIos muy CRISES cortados ra-
pe. Vesido de comfortable, pero sir luio.
Ell tren llevsba la marcia liar POGO lenta de
los trenes directos.
Harfa 6xmamente veiute minutes que e trcn ha-
ba salidode Paris
AL lado de Ia VIA Sc v-fan dos hileras de arbples
sombrios Ia locomotoa los vagones, al peso,
90 sus ranuas producia espece de desgarrAmento
En aquel momento H. pHerta de un deeartamenso
pr6ximo al en- que ha aba e sujeto dormdo ahri6
TN hombre ssIi6 con precaucidn.
La luna. que Sc habla brado de las nuhes que da-
IA de lIeno en- aque indiviauo. penna examinsr con
azfssc;6n su iassnomia.
Isss sassO sajsros parscia iOrsu. 81 trsje era q
..~ak aessstsz -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-11
sAahaAoonEs Y DIRECTORIES
Eucknali keGhews
Lonaea,

Esta CompafifA de Vapores, como
dos y rlpidoS, con Servicio menauai
<lirecto entire Rosario, Buenos Aires y
Montevideo a New York y vic=versa
y entire algunos puertos de Cuba }
otraS Antillas, ha resuelto, contandc
desde luego con la decidida ayuda
del Comercio inlportador de Puerto
Rico, extender Su radio de accion
hasta San Juan directamente dcsde
Montevideo, y al efecto, hacia cl IS 6
20 del proximo Abril, saldra de este
Siltimo puerto, con destino al nuestro
el primer vapor, cuyo nombre Sc annn-
clara oportunamente.
Lo que con gusto participamos al
Comercio, por II ventaja, que una
Inca directa ofrece sus pedidoS de
Tasajo.
Sus Agentes,
ViIiGr q CO9mpAfatG.
Tm-h T4a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-11

PARA cuRAR UN HESFRiAoo EN-
UN OLA tome las PASTlLLAS LAXAETEs
DE- BROMo-QUININA. FL boticsriO ie deYol-
veG el dinero al no Sc cura. La hrlnA de E. W
'GROVE Se hala en- cadA cAIitA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20

a tone of great satisfaction.
But" continued Thady, "thcy will
get their money In queer ways, accord
ing to the stIars'
"lIoW's thatY asked Clancy anxious
ly, while the steam from the kettle
whistled from the spout,
"0ne Of thim,' replied Thady sol
EMMY will be a thief what the po-
lice call a second story man.
"Tare and ages exclaimed Clancy,
forgetting all about the mysticism rs
that the kind of chiller I'm ralsin'
beggars and thieyesT
That's what the sta-ars say" replied
Thady "But that's not the worst The
third child viii bc,a murderer"
"Bcgorra, Ill strange thin I'LL before
they're a day Older" said clancy.
There never was a hcggar nor thief
nor murderer hy the name Of Clancy.
Ill smother Thin before they're big
enough 10 bee or steal Or murder"
Then suspicion came 10 Clancy
that he had been humbugaed, and by
the light in his eye Thady knew he had
gone too far, Before the astrologer
could utter a word Clancy had him by
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20


pr IN ~ Ip ,,I -, WIN LII, ru T0np o''AN
~ ,i'i""'' "'''' ~ WV "'il''VH' - wy
ia"uS ., w 'r7NHS ofleNl'Scr hc
ii',,aI." v S.@ 'l''nVr'
iioto " ''"h'| Y l'o1 through
WIN SoUi horoscope.
wv" NNi'''"' uii"' S",u "t,VS
"e'e'iH' e'NinT " q I''''u ~ ~ lo"l'
lorSo' 70 w you 'ha' 'our chll,
uer or" uhoeF '"e care 81 Tue nleSoeo
- l4'flcN' npl'S porn on or near ms
'l'tnua' w" l''op' ne VIII overcome
lne I'M uo'r' 81 'l'' S.''t7'
ai'I, lHd' lFue' Sal" Ia'lcS' re-
teasing MS N'tuin' whose WITS were
"oiN'na o'p,'n' 10 se' ou' "a One
Scf'l'e' Nn""lnE 'ha' nancy was not
very IIon''1o' rt0ue'' ne p''Neu UP
fo ,,,i 81 ln''ul o'lc' Reports
W ha' ui"'' 8"'u 'E'H'| SuSpi-
ViousiS'
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CRIME can ~ overcome ny Il course Oh
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p,i'''''',., 'i'''' WIN 'i'''''|' - ~ ''V'
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20
TIiADY DIONYSIOS O'FLYNN.
Astrulogian
and
Fortune Teller.
Top Floor.
a ST. Patriots
Day Story
Ely ERNEST JARROLD
copyright, 1908, by Ernest Jarrold.,..

Path, he lives up near the sta-ars "
said Patrick. lie ought TO be able to
read Thin" Then he began to climb.
Meanwhile the Irish seer O'Flynn,
was eating bis supper which consisted
of picked pigs feet and beer, in his
counsel chamber The room was hung
with cotton velvet black as Erebus.
which was spotted at intervals with
gilt stars \ stuffed rattleSnake hung
over the chandelier, and joss sticks
protruded from vase on the mantel
Rugs Of wildcat skin lay upon the floor.
Stuffed lizards with green eyes lay
upon a chiifonier while upon 4 table
stood small brass kettle, upon the
dubious sides Of which We're printed the
magic words Isis and osiris" The
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20
womaa'1 renarta.la csrear.

MIR. Ahrey Kaloo, remarkable
woman, has Giel in tbs Boston city
hospital ageI So She was born in the
United States, educated IN Germany,
served as a drummer boy in the Unit,
Cd States army in 1862, until her sex
was discovered and then became an
army nurse, serving until the close Of
the war In 1875 she Went to Boston
from New York and established a sue.
cesstul business as a dermatoloeist
She was the daughter Of a triplct. her
self a triplet and twice the mother Of
trillets.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20
A Pneitiun Nee essitN-

Having to lay upon my he'd for II
days from a severely bruised leg,
only found relief when | used a bottle
of Billiards. Snow Liniment. can
cheerfully recommend it as the best
medicine for bruises ever sent to the
afflicted. 1t has now become a posi-
tive necessity upon myself d, r..
Byrnes, Merchant D0yersyille. Texas.
25c, SOC, Sl00. Sold by Sehuh Drug
Company
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20
Exposure

TO cold draughts Of air to keen and
cutting winds, sudden changes Of tenn
peraturc, scanty clothing. undue eX-
posure TO the throat and neck after
public speaking and singing, bring on
coughs and colds, Billiards. lIore-
hound Syrup is the best.
Mrs A. Barr, Houston, Texas, writes.
Jan 81, 1902; One bottle of Billiards.
Horehound Syrup cured me of a very
bad cough It is very pleasant to
take CSC, soc, $100, Sold by schuh
Drug Company
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20


Ger wore long garment Of red fan
eel reaching to his feet and tied around
he waist with black velvet rope The
parlmeut was dimly lit by the light
rom several Chinese lanterns pendant
RON the ceiling
The seer had drained the last drop
rom the can when lie heard feeble
mock at the door Springing to his
ret, OFlym put on a cOnlcal cap OF
apier machc painted vivid orange
Jlor and adjusted Il black beard reach
x to his knees lie hastily Iii the
,ss sticks. Then he opened the door
ld started back with cry Of assumed
nalemcnt
Paddy Clancy, the brlcklayer" he
led.
Yes, your royal highness" said Clan
~ he walked palpltating into the
om and fell upon his knees with
tight at the sight Of the sinister rat
snake But how did you know me
me-
Il read it IA the STARS" replied
Flynn in rich brogue The seer
juld have been taken for an E@yp-
IN priest If he had not opened his
)uth.
And are you the astrologianT
sped Patrick as lie arose from his
ees and fell into chair.
i ml the hicrophant," replied
Wynn. "anl you, Paddy Clancy. are
" in the chamber Of horrors
Oh, militia murther, Fave lac out OF
81 said Clancy, starting fer the
d.
Sit down; sit down" said 0'Flyun
name on you, Paddy ana you com
round here this blessed Patrick $
ut to consult me about the fortune
the little lad thmts born with your
lge last night. Whatll you tell your
'eT
froth. thin, hope you'll excuse
SIR. bnt the haste frcckcucl me,
! Clancy, rcsuming his seat And
ltu you clllr-rge 70 tell ne the for
Of little Pat,yT' tAc instinct for
gaining getting the Letter Of his
low much does he weight said the
,iuc pounds" said Clancy proully.
twill cost you - -" said O'FlynI.
ways char-rge - cinis % pound for
horoscopes and .lrtuaca of little
). Now. If it was a eurrlF,AJu'd
@ the job done for - ciuts the
NJ. Boys are more dianaciou than
gur-rlS. D'y3u see. patricl,t"
hats So" said Patrick IS lie count
ut the money into the greedy pal.i
hady. Il don't bcgrilec You the
ey. but tits NANNY a brick I'd lay
hat price"
know that" said Thaly, "but you
ldn't have your little lad going
nigh life wid0ut bis horoscope.
ii you: That 'u'd be n terrible mis-
INC. Sure he couldn't ate his brck-
wi,lout It,"
suppose lie couldn't" said Patrick!
resignation. He had vague idea
a horoscnne resenble.l a stomach
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20

A few months ago some samples Of
crude tin We're picked up by a South
Carolina farmer on what was consid-
cred worthless piece of land The
government gooogisr, whose duty is
10 examine sratuitously all specimens
sent him, assayed this specimen and
found that it contained a large per.
cottage of tin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20

70 come out all over rlancy's body \
reekins smoke filed the room. perne-
ated with the oder OF burned hair
fhen the kettle began to sing
Don't stir for your life Clancy.
said Thady in a whisper The kettle
is singin the witches song for the pro
ccssion Of the equinoXes. II SAYS your
children were born under the sign 81
Aries. the billygoat They will he # q
noisy and troublesome character. III
WAYS fighting and drinking aud kieF-
ing up phillelew. but very successful
In getting money"
That's goasli' inferrunfe1 Clancy IN
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20

Mrs, Josie Sumner, Bremond. Texas,
writes, April Is, 1902: a have used
BaIlard's Snow Liniment in my family
for three years. | would not be with
out il in the house | have used il
on my little girl for growing pains
ana aches in her knees. 1t cured her
right away. have also used it for
frost bitten feet with good success.
It rs the best liniment | ever used. "
CSC, SOC, $500. Sold by Schulz Drug
Company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20

The measure Of charity is the degree
Of persona! sacrifice. \ story which
has probably been told before comes
from a member Of The committee Of ar
fragments for a church fair I'm her
work she had employed good u1turod
colorcd boy, who had fetched and car.
ricd for hcr dry ami night liz had
collected all the potted palws in the
neighborhood agd taken them To tire
church without mishap. he had borne
messages to every member OF The COM
miuorp. Although be bad been paid
for The work his excellent service
seemed to demand au additional re-
ward.
To combine two good deeds fin one
the .ady called him after ala The pa
irons had finished supper AMI told him
20 eat as much as re could. H. obcycd.
Ice cream frcczcrs were scrapod 90 he
bottom. One pretty maid after an0,h-
or brought him the remains Of choco-
late cakes. The strawberry boxes wore
cleaned down 10 the smallest pink
stains. SIN Bob ate and smiled.
Finally. when there was nothing
more to cat the lady came into tia
room and prepared TO pay for Bob's
supper The treasurer made ont the
check II amounted 10 S32J
Boh's patron looked surprised. BIT
said nothing and opened her purse.
Bob stood beside her, wiping lis
mouth and shifting from one foot to
the other
.ThaAk you Yery iaueh, miss" he
said. II ate all dey was | done de
hes ! could fol- de cause"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20
Likes American MACHINERY.

American hand and sulky plows are
very much admired By farmers in the
Orange river colony and Natal, and
the only requirement to make them
popular is a proper introduction by
an intelligent American salesman.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20

The following letter was foun1 in
the pocket Of Colchester (Eng) sui.
eide: Dear Wife, must do this act,
as | am going insane. Goodbye for
ever BE kind to the boy. Come to
the funeral in flying colors and dance
on the coffin lid
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20
A WOMAN 70 BE PRETTY
MUst Have LuXuriant and Glossy Hair,
No Matter What Color.

The finest contour of a female face. the
sweetest smile of a female mouth, loses
something If the head is crowned with
scant hair Scant ana falling hair. it IS
now known, is caused by parasite that
burrows into the scalp to the root Of the
hair, where it saps the vitality The lit
tie white scales the germ throws up In
burrowing are called dandruff To cure
dandruff permanently then, and to stop
falling hair, that germ must be killed.
Newbro's Herplcide an entirely new re-
suit Of the chemical laboratory. destroys
the dandruff germ. and, Of course, stous
the falling hair, and prevents badness.
Sold by leading druggists Send loo. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
Paul G. Shuh & Sons, Special
Agents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20
DR.. MORRISON,
Office 7O7 Commercial Ave.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Corrected to May 18TH 1901.
THE FAST MAIL ROUTE
Shortest and Quickest Route to
St. Louis s Chicago
aa Trains leave Cairn.


$50 a. m. Daily Chicago Vestibule
Limited, arriving 10 Chicago 1t 1880 a. m.
connecting with afternoon trains for all points
east and north.
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arriving IN So Louis at 7.fs a, IN, Connecting
az Union Station Tor all points west. Sleeping
cars open at s:45 b. m.
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except Sunday. makes all stops between Uaif0
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5if \. m, st. Louis Morning Express.
except sunday, arriving In st. Louis at II.14
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PASSENGERS For New York sud eastern
that the Illinois Central is the quickest route
by many hours, leaving Cairo at e:0S D. M and
arriving in New YORK at 80 the second meru-
ing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20

5: y The Bulletins Daily Story. y 5:


= ' ~ ~ = : 2 ~ 2 = ' 2 = : : ' - :. = =
or n sldnev. "0 here is this horoscope
Won are talking ahoutY continued he.
anxious to see something material for
his money.
Come out Oh the roof, and I'll show
1t to you, said lhady. going into an
adjoining room and reappearing with
telescope under his arm they climb
cd the narrow stairway through the
scultc ana stood on the roof under the
stars ANA tic weekly wash Of the ten
empnt
Ibid you notice If the moon was i'll
apogcc lasht night" said Thady in Il
mysterious whisper Which made the
shiyer5 run NJ ana doWn Clancy's
spine
Faith, | didn't" replied Clancy in 4
tone which implied conuition for such
carelessness III MUD ii the next
time, though"
See that you do" said Thady Sc
yerely as he adjusted the lens Of the
telescope ana swept the heavens with
the Instrument.
Now, this telescope was most re-
markable one. In order that his pa
irons should see what he wanted them
to see Thady had painted three stars
upon the glass ut the end of the cylin-
der. lie handed the telescope to Clan
cy, saying:
CLAP your exc 90 the little inl, point
it up to the middle OF the SKY and tell
me what You see there while am say
ing the incantation
Clancy did as he was told. while Tha-
dy intoncd in a hroguc that could have
been sliced like smoked beef.
Il conjmc you, Q Sagittarius, in the
name Of Muthrattan of Adonia. of
Scmiphoras and of Aristotle to tell me
under what SIGN was Paddy Clancy's
little latl born. What did you seeFN he
concluded as Clancy lowered the tce-
scope.
II saw three Bio sta-ars close tacetb.
err" ronIie1 CLANCY vhosn tpeth wore
rattling ljka castanets
"ob. but youre tbe luckv man Clon.
cyw exclaimed Tbudy ~rhim Stars
YOU saw were Q'Ryan md Arcturt,s
ana Nlplune III osculntiop ~ tboy NV
in astronomy Ana fo, t,o raysan thay
were together that way kissino. o,eh
othcr yopr littln In vos horn nndnr
thp sien ~ pjsrcs tho fshr
"WHl ID Nm dsh?" snId clancy sniff
lng ii maoino,Ion nnIim,tod cod ana
mnc,,crel
40. b,t hon no = great man Win i
hoo,; and Tina An narsoI,s horn an
patricl,s DIV arr fond If Ash with
special roua.ards ia l,rday Rnt I'm
sorry to tcll Won clancy tbot vnnr hoy
will he.o bcranr"
"a hoyoo, il itr evrIainoa clancy
angrN AND is that what I'm aftl,ar
giving Soo5 to Leorq" And me ran
down the stairs three stems at y time
smartjnc at the Injustice Of ostroloav
Eut time the healer abatod Clapey's
race. and Thady dourlshod for clan.
cy's tales of his den Of mysteries
brought hin, many customers until an.
Other Patrlck' $ fav had rolled around
"Say,n- yonr urislnce. yonr honor"
said Clanc, rs 1hady ushrr,d him into
tbn nu,rirucnt of papfc .I'r, i've dars
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20

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Fast Mail arriving IN Memphis at 1;lo ,, m. and
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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20
Once A Reader
ofEHa
CHICAGO JOURNAL
Always a
Reader -.
THE OLDEST DAHL Y
NEWSPAPER IN ILLINOIS
s. Years the Home Paper.

A paper that has the most COM
plete news service obi alma bl G
from all parts Of the world. It's
columns are most competently
edited. Society, music ana
drama, literature and art are ably
commented upon. Its financial,
COMMERCIAL and live stock re-
views are acknowledged to be
thoroughly complete and most
reliable.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20
. Worlds Fair. ct ST. Lonis.

Tickets AT low rates now on sale
For particulars apply to any Mobile
& Ohio railroad agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-05-20
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Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska,
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TRAINS LIZA X CAIRO
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ELMER SMITH Passenger and Ticket Agent
Cairo, Illinois,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-12
STEAMER
BURNS AT
SH|PYARD

Philadelphia. Pa. July 1.-THE steam
ship San Jacinto OF the Mallory line was
damaged 10 the extent OF $4,000 by hre
today. while lying at Roach's shipy ard.
Chester Pa. where she was laid mp for
repairs
The boat was built by the Roach Ship
building company at q cost or over half
a million dollars and was launched about
year ago. When completed the San Ja-
cinto was placed on the line between New
York and Galveston. She was brought to
Chester on June s for repairs and would
have been ready 20 take her regular run
within a week
The fire originated in a room used for
storing oil and varnish and had gained
such headway before the arrival OF the
hre engines that the f1remen divided their
attention between the big vessel and the
property OF the ship building company
adjacent 20 the dock.
The flames were confined to tina after
part OF the vessel between docks The
electrical plant was badly damaged. A
score OF fremen were overcome from the
heat and smoke.