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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13
@abl TIT @aime.
Ser repubI. @onpernenrs. Ganbioat
nit erbebli9er Mehrbeit erudblt.

SOOV I6fOOt Okut
9emotraten Sapis %, 361 Stimmen.
Die 9lei4en pldBe saten 1900 Sc. 742
rep. uno 81, 444 benz. Stimmen.
Die 4 gegenpdrtigen gonsreb-ab By
orbneten finb tpiebergemdblt unb bic
republ. Webrbeit In Der 2esislatur lit
gei4ert. Mu9 in bielen Gountp.W ab=
len feste bic partei.
@ingdnse bon 800 aus 522 pldben
gaben Cobb SO, 700 unb benz benz.
Sabis SO, 1899.
Der Wabl Nusgang 3eigt einen
republ. Gepinn bon Is prOcent geeet
1900 uns etnet1 bemtotr. bon 81 pro=
cent. Sie republ. @ouberneurs= Daehr-
belt tpirb auf bieisr @runolase auf
etwa 81 1000 sei9dst, 1900 betrus fe
SO, 1874.
2ei9tfinn erf9uIbet ben
8abn. fall.
&enp, Neb., IL. Sept. 8eim 3u=
i%ammenftOb 3uii9en 3pei pafasier-
3hsen Der @nb pacific-8 abn Bel Cams
ton tamen beute atuei perionen um's
2eben; beridieoene Pahagiere finb bsrs
lebt. Die A 2otomotinen inb 3ertriim=
inert. Ser DnfaQ entffanb bur1 Ni9t=
befOlsuns BON 8efeblen.
W h Il rbige Mnii4ten.
Sabenport, Sa., IL. Sept.
prdfioent Donnellp bonn 8erbanbe Der
5leii9=S &neioer iprad BIER auf einem
picuic Der Webser-@ euertf9aft.
st bebauptete, Der iingfte @treit
bdtte bic grbeits- 8erbdltniRe sebefert,
bic Mebaer mirben cine fdnoise
S9iebsseri9ts- geb6rbe erri9ten unb
bauernoen inbufrislen 6rieoen 3u
Stanb bringen.
DunfIe 6 e q | + E.
Nem Oorf, IL. Sept. %. s.
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JoIss elmer SGubwunbe nit benz Sooe
ringenb i'm metropolitan Soipital.
gls Sbdterin lit Gertrude Noberts Der.
baftet, bic erfIdrt. In Notbpebr seban=
belt su baben. Ser Same Der Grau
iff, mis befannt, fingtrt.
u. S. 6.
abinator n. IL. Sept. Sic
reeelmdbi9e 8eriammlung bes @re'
cutiu- &atbs Der dinner. FEDERATION Of
2abor beganrt heute. Inter ben YIN.
w~eienoen befanoen fi9 prdioent @om'
pers, Secretdr Morriion, S9abmeiife,
Sermon bon Bloomington, SQ.; BIZ
0ice prdfibenten Sames Duncan,
Quincp, Mah.; Sobn Mit4en, Sn'
oianapolis; O'@onneu, @aibinston
Mar Morris. Senber /; Daniel s.
2sefe, Detroit, unb @iltam s. Spen:
Ger, Chicago. Der Streit 3miiden ben
8rauerei=@ rbeitern unb ben Gsmert'
i9aftsn Der Maf9initsn unb 9eise,
ftanb our Beratbung.
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grauerei=9 lngste0te benz 0srbanoe bel
8rauerei-M rbeiter anseb6ren foIen.
Sos 0orssben bon prdioent Com
pers, ben Colorado @etpertf9after
cine petition an ben @ouberneu,
peabobp an3uratben, bamit er our nn'
teriu9une Der 1nruben cine Speeial'
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benz prdfibsnten SonneIp bon Der
! Gleii9idneioern unb WeBgern 9ilf
our 3rdftisuns ienes @erbanos su &C.
tpdbren.
Mus& emDnt.
gfppus, q. g., IL. Sept. :
Ser frtihere Senator .. 9. Sia con
/, ferirte nit 9errn Barrier hsute BOT
Witta9 big 8 l16r Mbenbs. Mube
ibm batten fi9 feine Beiu9er bon po
litii9er gebeutung einsefunoen.
&epubI. @onferen3en.
) @bieaeo, IL. Sept. National
: @oribenber @ortelpou begann beut
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-13

Saiipm sSabrfarten, siItis fir bic Rif.
fabrt bis Is. DECEMBER 1904 3u.... .S12.OO
Semsis Gage Tabrtarten, siItis fir
Ridfabrt innerbalb ieHsia Tagen, aber nidt
ipdter aIs Is. December 1904 su.... $1,000
ganisebn 1aae Sasrfarten, siitis fir
@agsum Ggcnrfions Sabrfarten,
eiltis fur aiidfabrt innerbalb iieben 9asen
mersen nur p~erfauft fur angefiinbigte @ags
gcn grcuriicns Sase, Sabrfartei: iinb nur
siltis in ben Gag @assons. OF resuldrer
ober SpesiaI3us, ieben Dtenitas unb Dons
nerifas bis 20. Sept. incIufiue $1,000
fur pbnise Snfprmatipu uno ginselnbsitea etc.
fprete mon BET ben 2idet.Ageuter Der Big -four 1abn
Dor pber i9reibe an uuter5ei9uete.
Warren J Lynch, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.,
Cincinnati, Ghio.
ooer q. T. Broufpu, u. o. g. d.,
SubianapoIis, Sub.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
Violated Quarantine Ordinance.

Bee Clark, colored, who is a
familiar figure in the mayors
court here was arrested Monday
by Marshal Gore on the charge of
violating the quarantine ordi,
nance last March. After the in
fected part of town had been
quarantined Clark is said to have
crossed the line in violation of'the
law and took refuge in Memphis,
where be remained until last Sun
day, when he returned. He
waived preliminary hearing and
was bound over to circuit court
in the sum of 500.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
To Pension Applicants.

The blank applications for pen
sioners are now in the hands of
the Chancery Clerk. Please get
these as soon as possible, as they
must be returned to this Office on
or before the first Monday of
September, 1904. Pensioners now
on the list are not required to
make new applications. In writ.
ing for applications please state
whether it is to be for soldier or
sailor, widow, servant of soldier
or sailor, or for blind soldier or
sailor.
N. E. WILRoY, Clerk.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
Newspaper Laws.

Anyone who takes papers
regular from the postofice-
whether directed to his name or
another, or whether he shas sub
scribed for it or not-is response
BILE for the payment.
2-lfa person orders his paper
discontinued he must pay all ar
rears, or the publisher will con-
tinue to send it until payment is
made and collect the whole
amount, whether the paper is
taken from the Office or not.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24

ting of the locals who batted five
pitchers out of the box. Watson
for the locals was very effective,
except in the seventh inning, and
knocked a home rum in the third.
Batteries-Olive Branch-Wat.
son and Bass. Cockrum-Wil.
liams, Cochran, Higgins, Dun
can, Hough and Sage. Umpire
McCargo. Scorer-Duty. At
tendance SO.
Saturday the Olive Branch
Lewisburg game was called on ac-
count of the death of Mrs. McVey.
Capleville and Olive Branch com
bined and defeated Buntyn, Tenn.
at Capleville, score 10 to 6. Bat
teries: Watson and Bass. Pear
son and Debbridge. X.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
To the People of fernando and DeSoto
County.

Beginning on Sunday at eleven
O'Clock, there will be a series of
revival services at the q. p.
Church conducted by the Rev. E.
+. Hendricks, of Nashville, Tenn,
assisted by ALVIN Carter, who will
have charge of the music. The
people of fernando and DeSoto
county are very cordially invited
to attend these services. Come
and bring your children.
1t is probable that Mr.. Hen
bricks himself will not arrive be-
fore Monday or Tuesday. In case
he does not, the meeting will be
conducted by the pastor himself
until Bro. Hendricks can get here.
Having had a long and personal
acquaintance with these two SER
wants of God, we know what is in
store for all who will come to
church. This meeting is to be
for the interest of Hernando and
not for any particular church.
We do most earnestly desire to
sec revival of pure and undefiIed
religion in all the people of God,
and the salvation of every sinner
in this town-and we shall work
toward this end. Will you as
member of the church help us?
You can do so by your presence
at each service, by your prayers
for the salvation of our town, and
by your personal efforts to lead
men to Jesus.
In the name of Jesus Christ, I
appeal to the churches of Herman
do to enter into this effort to
bring the christian people OF the
town to a higher plane of chris
tian living, and the unsaved to
Jesus Christ for salvation.
Letall the people from the coun-
try and the neighboring towns,
who may be in Hernando during
The meeting, come prepared to at
tcnd church for an hour-we will
be glad to see you and render you
al the assistance We can.
Most truly your servant,
+. NJ COOPER.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
Tried for Lunacy-

Jane Dalton, a colored woman
of near Miller, was brought here
Wednesday and tried before a
jury of six citizens for lunacy.
The affidavit was made out by
j. R. Owings, on whose place the
negro lived, and her husband tes-
tilted that she had been insane for
about a year or more and that he
had been forced to sleep in the
barn for fear OF his life The Jury
did not think her a fit subject for
the asylum and she was carried
back to her home.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
W. NJ. carp Passes Away.

The remains of Mr.. VIM. M.
carp, who died at his home in
Memphis last Sunday were in.
tered at the Baptist cemetery
last Monday evening. Mr.. carp
was a former resident of Herman.
do. His wife, formerly Miss
Leona Kellogg, and SIX children
survive him. Mr.. carp waa 81
years old and had been d consist
ent church member for several
years. The sympathy of the
community is with the family in
their bereavement.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
Olive Branch II, Cockrum is.

The Olive Branch and Cockrum
baseball mines lined up against
each other at the locals ground
Friday and after 2 hours and 20
n ninutes of slow playing the score
stood q to Is in favor of Olive
Branch.
The locals found William in the
first two innings cinching the
game by batting out IA runs.
Errors We're numerous on both
sides during the first four in
nings, after that the game was
featureless, save the heavy hit.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
Petition for Pardon.

10 HIS EXCELLENCY, Gov. JAS.
K. VARDAMAN:
The undersigned white citizens
of DeSoto county, Miss, respect
fully ask a pardon for Joshua
Hinds, now, serving life sentence
in the penitentiary for murder.
We submit the following facts as
the reason of our request: The
murder was committed in quar-
rel the prisoner had with the MUIR
dered man in calling. him to ac-
count for gross insult offered to
his sister. This fact was not
presented to the trial jury and we
think that under similar circum-
stances white man would not
have been punished at all, and we
thiuk that under similar circum.
stances white man and black
should be treated alike and fur.
thcrmore we think to extend
clemency in this case may have
the effect of making the negroes
have more regard for the purity
of their women, a sentiment they
are wanting. All of which is re-
spectfulIy submitted.
J. W. ODoM, R. r. BowE, w.
F. DICKSON and rs others.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
An Inquiry for Mail.

A freckled face girl stopped a
the postoffice and yelled out:
Anything for the Murphy's?
No there is not.
Anything for Jane Murphy?
Nothing.
Anything for Ann Murphy?
No.
Anything for Tom Murphy?
No.
Anything fol Bob Murphy?
No, not a bit.
Anything for Terry Murphy?
No, nor for Pat Murphy, nor
Dennis Murphy, nor Peter Muir
ply nor for any other Murphy
dead, living, unborn Or foreign,
Or uncivilized, savage or
barbarous, male or female, black
or white, franchised or disfranch-
ised, naturalized or otherwise.
No, there is positively nothing for
any, of the Murphys, either in
dividually, jointly, severalIy,
now and forever, one and INSOFAR
able.
The girl looked at the postmas-
ter in astonishment and said
please look and see if there is
anything for Clarence Murphy.
N. Y. News.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
Deals in Dirt.

L. W. Mosby to E. S. Mosby-
235 acres in sections ~ and %
township 8, range 6. Considera
tion $4,000.
T. B. Miller ct ux to NJ. B. Mil.
ler-East half southeast quarter
section 81, township 3. range 6.
Consideration $500.
T. B. Miller ct ux to NJ. B. Mil
ler-House and lot in Alphaba.
Consideration 5000.
B. F. Solomon ct ux to B. F.
James-1S13 acres in section %,
township 4, range s, consideration
$4,000.
J. E Hamlet ct al to S. G. Riley
is acres IN west part of south
west quarter section 2, township,
4. range z. Consideration $50.
W. l.. Gore, trustee, to J. D.
Fergrson-J. S. S.Farris Est. Con-
sideration S40O.
Miss Mary Jagoe to Miss Sal,
lie McKenzie-4 lots in Hernando
Consideration $3.50.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
INDIAN RELICS
Are Found in Abundance in the Western
Part OF DeSoto County.

John Crowfoot, a Cherokee In.
dian, had on exhibition at the
courthouse yesterday a variety of
Indian relics which he had taken
from the ground in the western
part of this and Tunica county.
| Crowfoot, who came from Tale
quah, Indian Territory, has been
excavating these relics for sever
al months past near Lake Cormo.
rant and most of them be sends to
the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington. These curiosities
consist chiefly of pots, vaces,
bowls, tommyhawks and arrow
heads. These relics are all taken
from Indian graveyards aud
Crowfoot claims to have a chart
on which these graveyards are
marked. By the aid of this chart
he finds the graves of the In
dians, and, using probe, he To-
Gates the skeleton of an Indian
and digging into the ground he
finds the relics around the head of
skeleton, placed there according
to the Indian custom of burying
all valuables with the body of the
person who owned them during
life.
Crowfoot claims that many of
his specimens of earthenware are
relics of the mound builders,
prehistoric race that inhabited
the Ohio and Mississippi valleys,
and that it is from this race that
the Indians learned the art of
earthenware vessels.
Nearly all of the skeletons dug up
are in II good state of preserva-
ton.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24

The soil is fertile, the climate
mild and healthtuI, the winters
are short. the summers pleasant,
and with a market on every side
all kinds of business is profitable;
hence the people of the state are
satisfied and propose to live and
die on Mississippi soil.-Okolona
Messenger.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
An Alarm Clock for 25c.

lfyou want to get up early and
feel good all day take a Little
Early Riser or two at bedtime.
These famous little pills relax
the nerves, give quiet rest and
refreshing sleep, with a gentle
movement of the bowels about
breakfast time. VIII. Howell,
Houston, Tex, says early
Risers are the best pills made
for constipation, sick headache,
billiousness, etc.' Sold by.
Jagoe & Co.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1904-06-24
Satisfied With Life.

Mississippi is great common
wealth Of happy homes. The
penple are doing well, conse-
quently are contented and happy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
.NSc0g6s Zts0Sg0 q .vHOreMe
El bale del 81

Ell comercio de San Juan con mo
two del gran bale que en- benefcio
de Ia ''Sociedad protectora mendigos.
ha de efectuarse en- Ell Teatro Ia noche
del 81, cerrara sus estab1ecimientos q
las 8, para que puedan concurrjr a di-
cha fiesta los entusiastas jovenes de-
pendienies y socios de las mas impor-
tantes casaS comercialeS.
Podemos asegurar que habra carros
electricos para Santurce y Rio PiedraS
despues del bale.
Los palcos estan casi tomados por las
mas distinguidas famlias de esta ca
pital, solamente quedan 10 a disposi-
ci6n de las personas que deseen adqui-
ridos.
No hay duda que Ia fiesta del Tea
tro ha de resultar magnifica, casi un
acontecimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
Una Carta del Padre Zaniga
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANTIL.

ISr. Director del BOfETIN MERCANT1L.
Muy seflor mio: ruegole la inserciSn
de esta carta para que los lectores de
su importante diario y ell p1blico, CO.
nozcan la .verdad absolute de los he
chos:
Con fecha q del corriente dirigf una
)carta al Iltmo. Obispo pidiendole mi
Recommendation para salir de esta 1sla,
proposito que va ten1a yo tornado
desde hace alg1n tempo, como le'
consta 4 muchos de mis- amigos, por
causas que hare publican su debido
|tiempo: contestacion esa, despidien
dome 20, he recibido y conserve en-
mi poder una carta del Obispo, conce-
bida en- eStoS terminos, con fecha "a
del corriente:
"Sr. Pbro. Don Nicolas Z11figa:
Con esta fecha hemos ten1do bien
acceder gustosos a su peticion de que
Sc le conceda la licencia ueGesaria para
salir.de esta Diocesis etc. etc.
No cabe NADIA mas espi1cito nj mas
evidente.
Accedemos a su ''peticion" dice Ia
carta del Obispo, y con este queda
demostrado que soy yo quien Sc va,
quien solicita irse y no que Sc me ex-
pulsa de la Diocesis de Puerto Rico.
Con respecto 10 demas, los ofreci-
mientos que he recibido de infnidad
de personals, los concentrates que he
tenido que es,uchar y las muestras de
simpatfas de que he sit.o cbjeto desde
aver, me- conpensan en- parte las
amarguras que estoy pasando-
Soy de I'd. sef1or Director con la
consideration mas distinguida y dan
dole gracias por los grandes elogios
que de su popular diario he recibldo,
me ofrezco en- absolute a su entera
disposicion,
.NfcOg6s ZMSs5gN q Moreno
PRESBlTERO.
San Juan, Diciembre 26 de 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
THE PEOPLE OF PORTO RICO
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

WHEREAS, it appears to my salts
faction that the STEWART & WOOD
SON CORPORATION, a corporation
organized under the laws of Porto
Rico, has complied with the require
ments of the Civil Code for the vo-
luntary dissolution of corporations by
the unanimous consent of all the
stockholders thereof,
NOW, THEREFORE, I, MARTIN
E. GILL. Acting Secretary of Porto
Rico, DO HEREBY CERTIFY. that
the said corporation did on the 10th
day of November, 1904 file iu my
office a duly executed and attested
consent in writing of the dissolution
of said corporation signed by all the
stockholders thererf, which said con
sent is now on file in my Office as
provided by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
I have hereunto set my
hand, and caused to be
affixed the Great Seal of
(SeaD Porto Rico. at the City OF
San Juan. this twenty-nintn
day of November in the
y.ar of our Lord One tho
usand nine hundred aud
four.
.Wuvtiss E. GSA-
4Actim9 Secretary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
Sepvlelo Especial del BoIetm MePcantn
GABLEGRAMAS.
Graweeaad de- probleTna
de MarsrueC0S
FuerZas italianas

Nueva York, 1unes-Avisan de Roma que
ell gobierno del Ouirnal ha dispuesto que sean
reforzadas las fuerzas navales con que cuenta
Italia en- aguas de Marruecos y esten prevent
das los sucesos que puedan tener efecto en- ell
mperio africano.
Con este motive existe una gran especta-
cion en- toda Europa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
la ssefirada de
los exts-anjeros
Un consejo de los poderes

Nueva York lunes.-Dcen los despachos
recibdos de Tauger que los poderes aconselan
la retirada de los extranj jeros RESIDENCES en- Fez,
en- vista del estado anarquico que prevalece en-
el imperio y que puede ocas1onar constantes
conf1lCtos.
Probablemente ell crftefio que ha de pre-
vaecer sera ell que anuncia ell texto del des-
pacho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
Las atnoCidades
de los afriCan0s
Como protestan en- Paris

Nueva York, luues. Avsan de Paris que
Ell efecto causado por Ell crecirniento de las tri-
bus salvajes, que han osado aCometer los eu-
ropeos, ha sido de general protesta Ell la impor-
tantiSlma ciudad.
La prensa tambjen llama la atenci6n del
gobierno para que castgue los rebeldes de una
manera ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
PrOgresO ObtenidO
EN- TERRITORIES Y ESTAD0S
N0RTEAMERlCAN0S
OPORTUNIDADES EN-
OKLAHOMA Y TEXAS

La termination del ferrocarril de
Missouri, Kansas y Texas de mas de
mas de $50 milias en- Kiaohoma, ha
alberto una gran Secci6n agr1cola lie
ma de. excelentes posibilidades, ademas
de proporcionar Senlsce ces directos en-
tre ST Louis, Hannibal y Kansas City
" Oklahoma City. Sha wnee, Gurthrie,
El Reno, Enid y otros puntos en- ell
Territorio de Oklahoma.
A 10 largo de esa via hay nuevas y
populosas ciudades, las euales ofrecen
las mejores oportunidades para la colo.
,cacion de capitales.
Sc dice que la riqueza de Oklaho-
ma Sc ha desarrollado du1ante los tilti-
mos Il amos hasta ell punto de que en-
la actualidad es de casi casi cuatro
.cientos millones de dollars.
Oklahoma tiene una poblacion de
$4,000 almas, con mas de 500 bancos
en- los euales hay depositos que en- su
totahdad importan veintlcinco millones
de dollars.
Los nuevos campos en- Oklahoma
oriental estan en- la mejor zona frutera
del pals, produciendose ALI las frntas
mas delicadas y escogidas.
En- la Exposition Universal de ST.
Louis muchas de las frutas de esa sec.
~cion, recibieron recompensas en- CON-
petencla con las mejores frutas de to-.
= das parties del mundo.
Texas, e. mas extenso Estado de la
Union, esta ia mbien en- communication,
por medic del ferrocarril Missouri,
Kansas y Texas. que fue la primera
lfnea que descubrio las pos;bllidades
que encierra aquela seccion BESIDE
entonces, Sc han cambiado los anti
guos itineraries y en- la actualdad CO.
rren nuevos y rapidos trenes tales
como el katy Flyer" y muchos trenes
rapidos de mercancias, asi-como tam
bien trenes correos. Aquella sec
cion Sc ha visto tambien ConcurrIda
por los inmigrantes. tanto de Europa
como de otros Estados de la Union
los cuales han Construido fabricaS, ca.
sas edifcios de ofcinas y almacenes
.Ademas de todas esas ventajas, la in
dustria minera y la agrieola reciben
.grande impulse. Desde que Sc des-
,cubrieron los pozos de petr0leo en-
Beaumont, miles de personals Sc tras-
ladaron al Estado para dedicarse a
la nueva exploitation, al paso que en-
la actualidad hay muchas personals
,dedicadas tambieu al cultivo del algo-
don y la explota c1on de productos
minerales.
Aunque poseyendo todas esas ven
tajas eSe Estado carece aun de la po-
blaci6n que deberia tener dada su
magnitud, y este prop6slto el ferro-
'carril de Missouri, Kansas y Texas,
-ofrece ventajas especiales q los coionos,
tendra sumo gusto en- sumlnistrar.
.cuantus detalles Sc deSeen tocante al
particular. La conpailfa ferroviaria
plbliica un foleto tltulado Business
Chances" "The Coming Country
que sera enviado a todas las personas
interesa das. Para mas detaIles dlri
girse a Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railway, P. 0. Box Ole, ST. Louis,
No, E. U. de A.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
Los Representatives.
de FrsamCla
Una cOnducta identica

Nueva York unes-Dicen de Paris que ell
gobierno probablemente, retrara los consule es,
interrumpiendo las reaciones dplom aticas en-
tre el gobierno del Sultan ell de la Gran Re.
p1bica.
La misma conducta que tome Francia fren.
te al conf1cto sera tomada por las demas ma :
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
Los prisioneros
en- Port Arthur.
Como esta la plaza

Nueva York, lunes.-Los ultimos informes
llegados del teatro de la guerra de Orlente d1-
cen que sumamente satlstactoria la s1tuac1on
en- que sc halla la plaza de Port Arthur para la
defensa.
En- dicha fortaeza hay TN gran n1mero de
prisioneros japoneses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
LOS p0deres frente
4 las ts.5BosaS
A castigar demaslas

Nueva York, lunes-Comuncan de Lon.
dres que ingaterra temien esla preparada ha
Ger freute cuantO ocurra en- el imper1o mogre-
bino, causa de los desbordamieptos de las tri-
bus que estan muv exCitadas
La actitud de los poderes es muy espectante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
Una nratanxa de Corseam0s
Carnicerla espantosa

Nueva York, lunes.-Los informes que lie
gan de San Petersburgo dicen que los Japoneses
han efectuado una horrible matanza de COrea-
nos rebeldes, que fueron cogidos con las armas,
para combatr los nvasOres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
Las epaibuS Sc s.etissam
Una actitud agresiva

Nueva York lunes. LAS tribus que abian
tornado acttud tan agresiva contra los euro
peos, han retirado sus fuerzas desistido de sus
pretensiOnes.
Lacudad esta libre otra vez de las amena-
zas de los salvaes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-12-26
Como CreCe un C0nflIC&0
SecuestrO de variOs eXtranjerOs

Nueva York, lunes.-Han llegado de Paris
mas noticias que aumentan la gravedad del con-
hicto que Sc esta presentaudo de nuevo en- Ma
rruecOs.
Las tribus han secuestrados nuevamente a
variOs ubditOs extranjerOs.