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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26

SAN FRANCISCO, So
RESTAURA A

Ell que Sustribe, duefo de este acreditado
eStablecimiento, pone en- conocimiento de suS
numeroSos parroquanoS y del publco en- ge-
neral, que acaba de hacer en- el importantes
retornas y mejoraS con ell fin de extender nm
POGO mas 81 negocio y que el pGblico Sc be-
nefcie sIempre que ell establecimiento no pier
da, rorque no tan SOLO eS ell mejor de Su cla-
Sc, slno d0nde mejor Sc come.
Para mi casa c0mpro las mejoreS legumbreS
del mercado, todOS mis- articuoS son de primera
calidad, tengo un excelente personal entend-
dos en- e! arte culinario, y una dependencia
agradabe, activa y ben educada.
MIS- prec!os eStan EN- relacion con la sltuacion
actual.
ES mas, teniendo en- cuenta la escasez Y falta
dc trabajo pof que el pueblo vine Satravesando,
he niVe ado mis- precos al utimo Bodeg6n, con
el fin de que Ell obrero pueda conner bien gastan-
do POGO dineTo.
como e movmiento Sc demuestra andando
todo el que quera cOnVencerSe de clio, no tlene
mas que hacer una vista y quedara Convencido
que es el mejor en- su clase donde mejor mas
barato Sc come
Por I'm cubierto de II d y de 5 az, 50 cen
tavoS.
Sc hacen abonos Sc manda la comida dc.
mcilio precos limitados
1anbien 0trezto hab;taciones frescas, limpias
ventiiadas Ell mi casa de huespedes 'La
America" San Francisco 81; ell paSajero hospe.
dado en- La America" VI conner "La Ca
talana" en- Ia miSna casa 81 asi lie conviniere
pagara por un dla SIPS; de dos dias en- ade.
iInte dollar diarO.
nRnpIErAPIn, JUAN GARCIA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
En- Ia fiesta del Patron

Fue superior todo ell anuncio he
cho, Ia fiesta celebrada en- Santurce en-
honor z San Mateo.
Tenia que ser asf tomando parte en-
ella artistas de reconocida fama, las
familias del elegante barrio de San
turce y un orador tan eminente como
el joven sacerdote don Nicolas Z1niga.
La iglesia estaba hecha un ascua
de orc.
Luces, flores incensarios en- los que
nc Sc extingufa Ell fuego; voces de una
ammonia sagrada, y repercutiendo en-
las b6vedas, chocando en- las petreas
arcadas, resonante, subyugadora, la
veg elocuentfsima del erador, la pala-
bra evocadora del apostolado de San
Mateo irrevelado los feligreses hasta
aver en- toda la intensidad de su gran
deza.
Admirable estuvo ell predicador.
Y admirable tambien ell coro ange-
lical que canto la rrisa de Prada, dan
dole una ejecuci6n tan brillante, tan
natlzada, tan artfstica, que parec1a
como 81 traves del velo dc tul de los
cielos Sc filtrasen todas las armonias
de los astros y llegasen a nosotros, le-
janas, suavemente lejanas.
Entire los adornos del altar nos la
mo poderesamente la atenclon una ar
tistica cIinta de raso, pintada irrepro-
chablemente por la distlnguida Sc
horita Korber, una rubia ideal con
alma de artista.
La fiesta del Patron, como dejamos
descrito, no ma podido ser mas hermo-
sa y esplendida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
RAYO DE ORo

extrada sin gran dfcultsd ahora acaba de adormecer
se Reposa.
~ no podre verle?
En- gunos dfas no, se1or E doctor Peau ha
prohbido la entrada la alcoba 4 odo ell mundo Dor
algunos dfas.
lss ell doctor Pean quen ha extraido la baa7
ST. sehor.
-Su nombre solo tranquiiza.
Teneis razon, caballero. ST aguen e puede sal
var, es el.
El joven d'sponia alejarse pero Rene lie detu
w. diciendole:
-Dispensadme manifesto Ell hijo de Juia-oue os
detensa un momento mas; pero podeis 6gurar 10
que esta notcia ha sorp:endido. Yo saba ma
da veu{a buscar a mi amigo para que fueramos
almorzar juntos bruscamente encuentro. "
-Estoy vuestras disposition, caballero; tauto mas
que no hsgo fata. Los doctores estan en- consulta
pronto retraran
-lHabes sabido-continuo Rene respeco de
duelo?
Uno de los cstigos que ha permanecido con Ell he
Iido DOS 10 ha contado.
-iSabes el noubre del adversario?
I'm taliano nos ha diCho, lamado 49,. no me
acuerdo del nombre, pero ST que acaba en- H..
lei conde Riot?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26

Estad0s Unid0s
PoR CUANTo la sociedad ga. Pastor
6 C"" del comercio de Barcelona,
Espafia, por medic del Abogado don
Dsmian Monserrat, so1icito Ia conver d.
sion en- dominic de Ia inscription de
possession de Una fnca rustica, radi-
cada en- el terjnino Municipal de Ma
natl, antes Barceloneta, barrio de
|FLORIDA-AFUERA, compuesta de
setenta y dos cuerdas, equivalentes
28 hectareaS 20 areas y SO centiareas
de terreno de tercera clase, pastes
naturales, malezas, montes y ceboru-
COS. con a lgunas plantaciones de cafe;
colindante por el Sur, con tierras de
don Jose Vanga; por el Norte, con los
de don Manuel Cortes; por Ell Este, con
los de don Otelo de Jest1s; por ell
Oeste, con los de don Angel Villalni1;
cuya possession fue inscrita en- ell Re-
gistro de la Propiedad de Arecibo, al
folio S. del tomo IS de Barceloneta,
seccion 20 de Manati. fnca ndmero
443 duplicado, inscription So
POR TANTo, y habiendose ordenado
por el Honorable Rafael Guillermety.
Juez de esta Corte Municipal, Sc pu-
blique por tres veces y termino de
ounce d1as naturales, en- uno de los
periodicos diarios de San Juan, la con :
version que Sc interesa, para que los
que Sc cream perjudicados puedan ha-
Ger oposicion en- tempo y forma, libro
el presente en- la Corte Municipal del
Septimo Distrito Judicial Municipal
de Manati Puerto-Rico a veinte y dos
de Septiembre de mil novecientos
cuatro.-GuStavo Vidal, Secretario. 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26
$ a =,

De superior, calidad, blanca. SEGA y
de buen grano, Sc vende en- la salina
"Forruna" de la Montalva.
Para informe de precio, dirigirse a
u. Lopez 6 Co, San German.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-09-26

Municipal Courts of Manati, Porto Rico

ESTADoS UNIDOS DE AMERICA
El Presidente Conversion
de los on Dorin;o
Estad0s Unidos D
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27
he APPEALS TO CHINESE.
Rlexieff Issues Proclamation ~ Man.
churia.

Rlexieff Issues Proclamation ~ Mar
churta.
/ have learned from Tashichio that
vIceroy AlexteH has issued a prucIa
nation In Chinese which Il posted Ia
every town and village 10 Manchurta
and on the Liaotung peninsula. Ell
planning the causes which led 70 the
reacherous beginning Of the var BY
Japan and requesting assistance In
maintaining the railroad untouched
The viceroy states that Russia has
always been the friend OF the Chinese
and that the railroad is necessary Tor
The future agricultural ana commercial
development Of the country
The proclamation Is issued In reply
20 scurrilous placards BY Chinese and
Japanese authors. alleging tha; Russia
provoked the war. always has ID treat
ed the natives and promising that Jap
lnese forces will land 10 Manchurta
quickly End expel the Russians.
General kondatOrayitch has beer
appointed 10 the command OF the Rus
alan forces 10 southern Manchuria
Eith headquarters In Lao Yang
MORRIS NEWMAN.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27
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Submitting ths ESasior Furuvtan . "a.
dary question % the arbitration - The
s'nE - Spain.
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Manager Billy DalaH~y and Chan.
/ s'"a Ss0F''s vii meet the wilmer 81
the 7hAFss7 MaHrue battle at , e'aloos
Monday To Arrange q match fur ths
ma" p'' nahip u the vssld Both
7aAFFsv and MHnrns uers taforma,i
81 toe champions announcements aad
each dec .srrd they wucId meet Dela.
reg and JsfTriss and aRrpa 10 have N.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27
nARnANELIEs ARE SEALED.
Ru.-ia's BLACK Sea Fleet Gan "o'
N

p,.-i,,,. Blaek S~a Fleet Can not Pas
ThsOnEa.
Tba Paris correspondent OF the Lon
don Times cables that there Is Soso,
lute,v M truth in the repors spfeSa
hroadcssat in England and the hl''n
States that negotiations ART III pF's'e99
among the powers regarding the rrqua'
of Russia that her Black sea nret oe
permitted to pass through tho b"tua-
pslles. Tue correspondent declares
tina, the distnI oance OF lntcrha''oiA'
equilibrium which might and pfuos OILY
would follow any sucn action Ok nus
STA could hardy be matter ot lhH'u'
erence To the other powers BESIDES eng
land. There Is nothing substantial III
the report that the idea has oren aef4.
ously entertained IN NJ. Petersburg ol
max ing the request
It also true THAI there Is not
particle Of evidence 10 Justify the suP-
position that the sympathy generously
dlspla,ed Throughout France toF Rls-
STA has IN any way al ected The 'hs. -
French entente curdlale. The re-Atoih'
between the two countries are declared
10 be As satisfacttry AS before the out
break OF war Ia fact the hope Is su-i-
orally expressed III all "a Tters tha'
there should be no interruption " the
present conditions. The panic on the
bourse has ouly served % fortlfy the
desire for peace, for France rrA.ilr'
what national calamity A war would
he.
The Berlin correspondent 81 the
Time, states that the Cologne Gazette
declares that negotiations now are IN
progress between NORWAY, o"ordel
and Denmark looking % tho prepafA'
ton OF program for loiuJ aeti1l
/ should the war between Russia and
Japan extend To European waters Al
understanding Is held 10 b. dcsirab4'
in order that tho coasts u the thre'
nations may be protected Adequately
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27

noted JssuiG priest and educator. dtsd
recently ~ 81 LOais aged - years
Thv statement IhaE W. NJ. hoke'-
zoff. secretary OF the empire Of Russia
has ossu appointed miaistsE u aa@hss
l. confirmed
Insurance experts are now eonndsnl
The loss caused BY the eonnagrstion ~
BAttimors rsesnTy will not sAesed $40,
OOO, 600.
The Abbott ? 00k. John seannsliA
celebrated 10 rear old IrottsF. died
sreently,
paItmoafh Hall. the oldest baidtng
Al Dartmouth esllegs, aud ens 81 the
odruE eaIIzgsd baIdtBgs Ia the e6ahtft f,
~ a. barnsd TO the gToaHd Fegsgsiy.
Loss, tz5 600. IL was balldf no Years
ago
The Wyoming 4nti-gambling iav q
1901 has b~en sustained By a Feeeas ds-
el.loa VI this stats sapreaas eoaFt,
Is an effort to elDss = p'selEooka that
hAs tor long Ilnss opsEatsd Ia Tbs cut
"a irts Of Madlsen III, seFuss tbs rived
from ~ L5ais. three s5nskaslsss sa9-
nshrsd b. a ps3ass VI eiii1sns saa ks'ef-
ing warrants toF the arrest u els msn
connected With ghs psolFDom. FfseiPi'
tal.d EiaG rsesagly shieh FssaIssd te
tho .beoglns n slI m5n. OE@ VI ~h8a
nAy dc.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27

Elizabeth Vanderbilt, 90 years old
and a niece Of Commodore Vanderbilt.
Il dying in modest apartments in
New York. For IS years she has lived
almost A a recluse. not seeing any per-
son with the exception Of the farmers
who manage her estate, which Is val
ued at about 81 900. 900. For years
she has held no communication with
any member Of the Vanderbilt family.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27
NEWS ITEMS.

President Roosevelt has sisued the
argent dehc iency bill.
Com Paul Kruger Ia dying. says a
dispatch from The Hague.
Malcolm Forbes, widely known a.
patron Of light harness racing and a.
yachtsman. died recently At MiItou.
Mass.
The sale Of the British tramp steamer
Iytton TO the Jap ,ness government il
announced She viii likely be Used a.
a transport
Jonathan Tryou Hughes Edwards.
sixth in line ~ direct descendants u
Jonathan Edwards ~ dead at his home
in New York.
W, ) sallers, fireman at the Iru-
quoiss theatre at Chicago a. the time
Of the big FIRE, held by the coroner's
jury has been eHonorsted.
Martial law has come to an end in
san Miguel county, Colorado.
Lieutenant MacR Rae and sj1 privates
Of the constabulary. have been killed
by a bolo rush OF 500 fanatics. while
patFOling the EAST coast Of the Island
II Samar. also Private Salamon u the
Fourteenth cavalry, stationed At Iolo.
Attended by excitement not often
equaled. wheat advanced Friday. a,
Chicago nearly four cents huaheI.
May delivery sold as high a. Ri.03 a
bushsl.
Fire has destroyed the building Of
the Greensboro female college Ninety
pupils and the faculty escaped with
most u thier personal effects. Loss,
Sl25. 900; insurance $50. 900.
The interstate commerce commission
announces that "a a'result Of its invea-
LEGATIONS Of the feasibility Of requiring
railroads 10 publish tariffs for tine NOV,
ment Of export and import traffic. 4
has been decided 10 leave the matter il
abey anee for the time.
The last rites over the body Of ssna
tor Marcus A. Hanna were held FridA,
afternoon at st. Paul's Episcopa
church at Cleveland Ohio During thi
solemn occasion Cleveland was silent
Nearly all business was suspended
Street railways and steam rnad tram,
ON every line in the city was stoppe,
for five minutes. from / 10 t:Ob O'Clock
People generally in all parts Of tn
city bowed their heads in reverence 10
brief space Of time at that hour.
Twsnty-four persons were killed an,
10 badly injured by the explosion Of
carload Of dynamite, caused by head
on collision At jackson. TELEGRAPH
station on the ORdsn-Lucin cutoff o
the Southern Pacific company SO mile
west Of Ogden. Eight of the dead an,
I've Of the injured are Americans, tn,
others being Greeks. The collision 90
CURED between two extra trains, and
was caused 1t IL said. by the airbrak,
apparatus ON one trains failing to opsr
ate. The explosion which followed IN.
collision was terrific. everything with.
In . radius Of half q mile beins
wrecked.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27
BIO CHICAGO FfRA
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saat SAD ruzatgw b ass.

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sast .sa rnsats~ Is ass.
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kna,Sa W h4se kirE IhsEF lives and % -
believed ogh-rs were baEuad b Death
Ia Anoghar Dig taeaEfs and h9a1s nss
hers.
The bias started In the sAsnaaa@nE u
ghs AlkAaabra fsaiAarahE
Ths AihAmsra sh~aEFs. heEsL Aha
baalpspa bhasE waa Destroyed
FIrs oeoas 5as a. an early hsas saA
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guests ia tbs hs-ts.ssS b4fsly hsa 1-as
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ia ufdzr 10 sar~ shsiF lives.
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f5aAa Ia the are sulaa
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ths Tins af ths fire. aaa sAess sBAs CO.
eapsd frpn Tho bufaias bailsla1 IN
th-tr seaagy e.osAiag saaassd great
sg1rs.ag tsoa tAs sa.d
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barely escaped srlag sufn~si ~ 4sakh
7 They we're sr~eu=a utEA srsas din.
calEy.
! tbs AlhAm bra gAraErs hAA kas go
/ esns.y ss.n svepsnsa Aftsr h4stax sssu
altered ~ eaaa giy sssh The elsY build
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27

Oua % ths moat sessfs 49,.
shnaks san FtAasieca haa stgs.I
in ysas. ssssuk thai city asnsss
Monday musuinx. The rissss.1
q shuss dnsasiea. hat u upasaas
and uas followed ~ hearf w'aa
lasted ouly = fsw aarosda
There wsFu svs al sines cneli
eateudiag frusa he unsshw@
auutheasL The sks0ok VS. ne
in The western part ~ The civ.
waa oFnoksa and dishes hfnAsn
sarsoas damage was anas, hovs'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27

A dozen United States uafsl
at Guantanamo. Cuha. pregai
the maneuvers. A camp q VI
will be established II McCalla
marines will replace the CueaI
are now IN charge Of the hareo.
The vork Of the cubaas is Co
unsatisfactory.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27
crssr rrl.s y RsssA Frs'''

An armed uranA atssmptsd
The whita House M0aaay mois
the executive entrance and w@ n
y arrested. He gave tbs nAas
ward RelaAs. II Chicago y
revolver and knife. and told ~
that he wanted ~ enlist che ?
aid In patents in his possesa.... :.
was examined and oommittea
hospital for tha insane.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27
PANAMA TREATY gRIIn
CONGRESS HAS AT LAsf pr,,,.
on PANAMA R0un
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27
German Manufacture Fs,,..

Through the failure Of johanna La
hansen, a we'll known Bremen corn
dealer number Of German and Amer.
lean firms will Be effected. Lahausen's
liabilities amount 70 million marks
and his assets are zoo. 900 markA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27

F1atrock. Mioh.-ovsu Faves,, n.
Veteran comedian. died Of BriEht's a..
aease al his homs here. aged &c So.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27

Norman Rodgers, aged 10 years, Of
Eevrett. Wash, committed suicide in
the CITY park by outing his throat
from ear 10 ear.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27

The United states protects
srs Cincinnati and Albany, q
miral Evans feet. have g
Shanghai.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27
Russia WIN No, P.r,,.,..,.

Ambassador Mccormick Aas hs.. a,
neiaily notified that Russia win no,
participate in the 81. Louis sxpn.,,,-..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-27

The modern pAaFisee tBcm
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The Savannah morning news., 1904-04-24

he left a fragrance that still abides
with us as a blessed benediction.
Past Grand Master Barnes Is a
happy composite picture OF his native
Sunny Southland. and his adopted
Golden West. He retains all that ge-
NAL warmth OF heart and courtly chiv-
airy so peculiar to the South, but
brought to richer and ripper frultion
by his residence on California's Golden
strands.
Georgia is proud that William H.
Barnes was born and reared on her
red old hills. Georgia Odd Fellows are
proud of every honor they have crown
ed him with.
Years ago, we commended him with
an abiding love to your care and fei-
lowship. We rejoice that you appre-
ciate his sterling worth, his matchless
eloquence and his glorious manhood.
He has been the golden link that has
clasped Georgia Odd Fellowship with
California Odd Fellowship. May tlIis
tie grow stronger and more enduring
until we shall. in loving -comradeship,
meet i'm that Sovereign Grand Lodge,
whose sessions are held beyond the
stars. FrRternally submitted.
Robert T. Daniel, ]. l.. Bass, 9.
H. Dorset. T. S. Nell, committee"
This handsome memorial which will
convey the greetings Of the Odd Fell
lows of the Empire State of the South
to the Odd Fellows of the Golden Gate
of the West viii be presented to the
Grand Lodge in San Francisco on the
evening of May 10.