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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
JORGE OHNET

Harry habia manifestado su cunado ell deseo que
sena de que asstera 4 los tltimos ensayos, fin de
ue pudiera dar consoles mdsicos cantanes; pero
las noticias propsgadas por prensa le hceron cam
biar bruscamente de opin6n, para que Derstal no
apareciera por ell earo durane los ensayos puso
nterks COMO que ante haba demosrado para hacere
ir.
O1veric, al que las ndiscreciones del "Pave de Pa
rfs" haban contfariado grandemente que 10 que mas
esea ba era bastdores, nj squiera Ia
ba intent ado pisar ell del estreno deaba
que Harry saliese del apuro como Dios e diese
tender.
Desde que habfa regresado Paris, parecia huir de
los si,ios en- donde habrfa podi encontrar sus anti
guos amigos compaheros. Experimental gran
lesar al pensar que poda de boca
con aquelos que lie habfan conocdo pobre trabajador
ahora que era rico y ocioso.
Sin razones sobre estas impresones, la sena muy
vvamente. Era algo asi como especie de vergen-
"a. No obstante no juzgaba culpabe creia que
habfa hecho mas que 10 que su ugar hubiera hecho
cualquier otro.
Pero prefera pensar estas cosas procuraba
hur dc todo cuanto podfa de que semeanes
ideas germinasen ell su cerebro
Estaba dispuesto asistir, 81 ben sin entusasmo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
MISAS DE MANANA,
ULT|MAS hOvEDADES

El Practieon, de Angel Muro, tratade
complete de eocina. Pueblo sris, novela
de Rusifiol. EI regimen senorial, por
HinOjOsa. Catedratico de Ia Unlversidad
Central La novia, Novela de Solar. Iris.
te realidad, (novela). Luengo. Episto-
Iario, de Santa Teresa. e. sociaIismo,
pur Chiapelli Fernando Wy Dona
Barbara de Brasanza, historic, por Dan
villa Arte de hacer versos, Trueba. Go
iosinas, Martin Manual del meeanico.
Franche' Oesdichas de un professor,
Champheury. Monton de huesos, Pc
rez Capo. Muerte de isidro O. DonnelI,
Ors e. obrero, Bulla. Codiso Civil, to-
mo p, Sc@vola. la Aipujarra, Alarcon.
Noveias, de idem. Dona Roma, move
ia). Hall Caine. traducda III espa1ol. Gull
two del alsodonero, Shelly. Codigo dc
Cor.ercio, comentado por Romero Giron.
ins.-umentos nubiicos, por Zarsoso.
C3es;So de Concrete, comentado pof
->hrlia. Critica penal, Carnevale In
s'ucc' ones de la Socio.ouia, Spencer,
E:cc c'ocia inauctiva, diddinSs. Ley de
e.: J.: - iento Civil. Manrsa
Concentrates al Codiso Civil, Man
resa. Las Siete Partidas, comentadas
por GregOrio Lopez. Tratado de partos,
por Award. Codigo dc Comerclo, edl-
ci6n G6ngora. Fsioiogia fiiosofiea, Al
colea. Exterior del cabalIo, Villa. Ia
razon humana en- estado Gle salud,
Mata. Anatonia descriptive, Robert.
Ciruiia especial veferinar'a, Salnx'
Fantasia y rea.idad, novela del Duque
'ic Sivas. La antigua y.a nueva Fe, por
Stranss. Granada Ia bella, descripcio-
nes de Ganivet. SisamosIe, novelh de
Sienl>tewicz Cuipas ajenas, por Leon
1inseau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Caco ingenioso

Ell jueves antespasado. hacia las d
de la tarde, llegaron por ell expreso
dos cajas de bastante buen tamaf1o 4
una casa del almacenaje en- Ia calle de
Spring, en- Nueva York y fueron subj
das al quinto piso
En- ell extreme de una de las ca
jas habfa Ell letrero. Este lado hacia
arriba." Ell vierues, como a las de
la mcflana, al dependiente que barrfa
ell piso lie parecio notar a]g1n mov-
miento en- una de las cajas, y miranda
por una hendidura, vic un som brero
de hombre. Baj6 el barredor y mott
fc6 al encargado, qu;en salio a la ca
lie y volvio con TN policia. Subieron
los tres y abrieron la GAIA De ella
salio un sujeto. que dijo llamsrse
John Schimit y conto una historic in
teresante.
Sc hab1a hecho encerrar en- la Gaia
como los griegos en- ell caballo de ma
dera para entrar en- Troya, con objeto
de lntioducirse en- el altnacen, apanar
10 que pudiese y meterlo en- la otra
GAIA, para que luego un Confederate
suyo, llamado Robert Arnold y preso
despu Is fuese reclamar las cajas y
llevarselss. La CUE encerraba 4
Schmidt estaba cerrada por fuera con
candado, pero tenia visagras que Sc
ADRIAN por dentro
En- la GAIA de Schnnid hab1a sedas
por valor de $500. III frasco mediado
de whiskey dos panes a medic CO
lner. Mientras le interrogaban lego
el del expreso a buscar las cajas y
quedo pasmado ell yer 10 que pasab9.
Ell mismo sefialo la policla ell confe-
dorado de Schmidt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
PADA REOA16

Eu ia iibrerfa del pBoletfn" Sc han
cibido pteciosos artfcuios para rega-
70 como albums con mdsica sin ella,
legantes necesseres para senoras, tin
,eros de plata cristho6e, ceniceros de
auio, carteras finas. estuches para inge.
nieros, esenclas 6nas, ho9uillas de
an bar, ETC.. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-13
Casa Cerecedo

Castanas Superiores. Turro-
nes, Pasta, Membrillo, Butifa.
ira v Sobreasada de Mallorca
Higos y Pasas de Malaga.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
WI; Dol WE DOf

ONE of our dear readers back in
Colorado writes "'Do you have
automobiles in OregonE Now,
honest, wouldn't that gripe you
DO we have autos in Oregon Yes,
Annie dear, we have autos oc-
casionally: and sometimes one may
see rubber-tired rig or red
headed girl. We also have loco
motives, wheelbarrows, freight-cars,
toolhaches, babies, porous plasters,
fruit, boating, vegetables, and
human beings. We have cows,
too; and occasionally the COWS have
calves-and they both have a good
time. In fact, Annie, we seem to
have about everything here that is
to be had in civilized countries
including democrats and insurance
men. Come out Annie-and we Il
show you.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Mr.. MeGarry Speaks.

Word has just reached Us that
Attorney McGarry of Portland
places q new phase upon the ques-
ton OF the bonds lately issued 10y
the city OF ST. Johns. lie declares
that in his opinion the bonds were
perfectly legal. that while hc never
heard to any extent OF the Portland
firm that bid IN the issue hc believes
the same was bought for the pur-
pose ol speculation, only, and that,
farther, had proper steps been taken
IN time the buyers could have been
forced to receive and pay for the
bonds.
Mr.. McGarry, also. denies that
he had any desire to knock" the
bond issuc IN any way farther
than to make sure of the money for
which his client. {. K. Organ, was
striving. This places the matter IN
u different light rs regards his
statements about matters heretofore
referred To.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
poPuI.ISrS ARE LEGAL

BACK in Kansas there was a
jaekass. OF course there was more
than one-but this special animal
had -four legs lie annoyed a post
mistress by his continued braying
OF course this was not the first
postmistress annoyed in this fashion
but this postmistress secured an
injunction agains, the animal To
stop It's braying When the hear
ing was given the Judge dissolved
the injunction, saying
mo power on earth can prevent
a jackasS braying, This court is
powerless TO afford relief IN this
case"
Wonder ii there is any moral to
thisp
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Doing uood Business.

Several months ago " ". Raser
then of Cripple Creek, Colorado
came to 81. Johns upon an iuvesti-
eating tour, lie liked the appear,
auCe OF the city 50 much that he
concluded To locate. and at once
purchased a location. Here he has
worked up a good trade in the way
ot cigars, tobacco, fruit, confvction-
cry, with ice cream and light drinks
on the side aud his sales are con
stantly ON the increase. lie is a
hustler Mr Raser has just heeu
appointed hy Mayor 4. 4. connors,
OF Cripple Creek, Colorado, aud
endorsed 10y Secretary A. +.
Francis, as a delegate to the Trans
Mississippi Congress which will
convene in Portland ON Angus,
1919, inclusive and Mr., RaSer
eontempla,es bringing a large mum
ber OF the delegates who will be
present out Ia ST Johns, for the
purpose OF showing them the splen-
did chances 10 be found here. There
promises to he many in Portland at
that time who will hail from Colo
rado, and Mr, RaSsr has large
acquaintance among those people
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Money in Strawberries.

That one may derive a nice littl'
income from strawberries in thi'
community is an assured fact. Il
is also an equally assured fact tha
ministers are not very fond of work
Yet here Is what Rev. {. II. Camp
bell, pastor of the Methodist churcl
at st. Johns, says about what h'
raised:
"Talk about Strawberries Why
I set ont some plants last August in {
little space rsx34 feet in size. The,
were Of the Magoon and Clark
Seeding varieties-and were givet
me by c. X. Organ. From this
patch, besides what we'd go OH
and pick just to get taste, yor
know, I picked lao boxes this las
seasonl OF course, the vines hadn'
gotten their growth-yet many oI
these berries were more than fv,
inches IN circumference And thi'
Is all true: Mrs. Campbell (sh,
wouldn't lie about iiD can testify tc
III"
All Of which merely shows that
IL people will 40 into the business ol
berries and fruit aud nuts-as TIL
REVIEW constantly urges-they car
make money.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Gave Him Deed.

A couple of years ago Martin
Maher bought of Hartman, Thomp'
son & Powers a residence lot-upon
which he built himself modest
home. He has made his stipulated
monthly payments with promptness
until came the time of his crush
ing accident whereby he lost his
ARMAND lay i'll for some time
The accumulated debt worried Mr.
Maher and he wondered If, like
some corporations, the Original
owners would seize his property OF
account of non-payments and rendel
him without a home.
This week a surprise was givei
Mr.. Maher-for, by an act moi
heretofore agreed upon, he secured
clear title to his property. Hart
man, Thompson & Powers, with .
liberality too seldom seen, presente,
him with a paid-in-full receipt foi
all monies due, with the accumu
lated interest. This entitled him tC
a clear deed to his property, ant
made his partially-paid-for home
real thing: and il made thing
appear more roseate for Maher thar
he had contemplated. The act was
very nice one upon the part of the
sellers-and the public will b'
pleased to learn of it.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
SHOULD CREDIT.

THIS paper is not a crank about
allowing clippings to be taken from
its columns-but il does solidly be
lieve that where items are abstracted
full credit should be given TO TnE
REVIEW. Every week matter is
clipped from these columns-but
even the Portland dailics refrain
from giving TH REVIEW one line
of credit. The Oregonian of Tues
day contained an item cut bodily
from this paper an article about
the formation of a Yoeman lodge
here-a complete copy even TO the
wrong initial placed there purposely
by TuE REVIEW to see il the stuff
would not be- stolen. Let's play
fair.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Special Offer

For the next fifteen days | viii
makca special offer on dental work,
| will extract all teeth free oi charg,
and make q drst.claSs set OF teeth
worth fully ten dollars. for 81. so
This - not q humbug oiier-bccause
the teeth which will furnish M,
guaranteed lor ten years and my
methods OF extraction are perfectly
painless, Think OF IL \ good set
oi teeth iur S1,So-and no charge
made ior extracting Satisfaction
guaranteed Otter good for fifteen
daye-no longer W Z Station,
Dentist, over postolicc. ST. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Working on oil Wen.

There seems To be good prospects
ior oil IN the Ogden well. aud WORK
has once more been resumed there
There Is now salty water flowing
from the casing and the well is
down close lo 500 feet.
Should Mr.. Ogden's expectations
he realized and a good llow OF oil
hc struck u Will prove a bonanza
tot all who have become interested.
There would be no expense for
shipping because the river boats
would pipe the How To the bank OF
the Willamette and consume the
entire product As soon as OIL is
struck IN amy paying quantity there
will be a biz oil excitement.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Work 20 Soon Commence.

Private Secretary Alexander has
given orders which seem to promise
an early date Tor the work upon the
great Weyerhauser plant. The
company owns upon is site a tract
Of good pasture hand which il has
been renting. An order has now
been issued to the party in charge
OF all the property to make no lease
extending longer than September I f;
and. indirectly, TBR REVIEW learns
that before that date large gang
of men will be at work upon the
big plant.
This seems TO THR REVIEW a
very authentic bit of news-and is
given to the public with the belief
that II is correct.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
STRIKE: BROKEN

AFTER a strike continuing al.
most four months the tcamstcrs oi
Chicago are hus,ling ior their old
positions-and agreeing NO, 10 dis
play union button. This is th,
first time in history when sucll
strong demands OF employers have
been consented To by the working
men-and indicates that the mem.
bers Of the union were no, pleased
with the action OF those leaders
who brough, on the strike,
Strikes are never a success. They
reflect no credit upon the strikers
nor upon the part of those against
whom the strike is made. An
employer should act in manner
calculated to create harmony among
the majority Of those who work ior
him; II he does not do this he'd
better quit business.
No one employer can satisfy every
employee in large plan,-but he
can guage himself by honol to he
fair to the majority. There will be
kickers everywhere; there will be
those who strive tn create Olsen
sions there will be those who seek
To domineer These classes should
he wiped off the list Of associates OF
honest men-because the lahoring
people are greatly damaged by such
men.
Some day wei have compulsory
arbitration-whcn board Of arbi
traitors can he secured that will not
he a political rope OF biased body
Then capital aud labor will go hand
in hand up the pathway OF perma-
ncnt success.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
FILLED HIS VOCATION.


THERE recently died in St
Johns a little lad. lie was a sturdy
little member of the cburch--and
he did his best TO show what was
in him. He was not renowned for
his ability TO talk--nor was he a
singer Of note.
He rang the church bell--and he
did il we'll. He did II with the best
ability he possessed. He performed
the duty with a zeal which not only
yielded pleasure to himself but to
those who came IN contact with
him.
What more can be said Of the high
est among our people' Why should
more lie said of him who as an
artis, depicts the lights aud shadows
Of most beautiful scenes' Or Of the
author, poet, sculptor orator,
preacher each of whom fills some
great and important niche in
history What more can be said oi
anyone than this lie did his work
wcllr'
The little fellow filed his crcvicc
In the worlds work, not with pomp
and pride but mcckly, stcadiastly,
honestly, he rang the bell which
called the church-gocrs TO the
sacred hall
His mind dwelt upon his duty
and hc never failed he was not
recrcant to his trust lie had found
the niche where his work counted
and where his efforts would bear
fruit-and he made the most of IT,
There was no wavering: he did the
best that was in him he did !, well,
Upon the marble slab that shall
mark his resting place should he
"Hc rang the bell. "
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Changed iiands.

The 81. Johns hotel has changed
hands-Mr l.. II Rich selling the
furniture and business of the house
,o Mis-, NJ, ! Cameron, formerly OF
Pcndleton, Consideration was 5000
Mis-. Rich has not made public her
plans tor the future. Mrs, Cameron
has assumed charge of the house
and II is 10 he hoped will make a
success OF the management.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Hotel Changes Hands.

James 5, Cain. who has beer
conducting the Unique Restaurant,
at Santa Cruz. California. has pur,
chased the Eastern Home Res
taurant and grocery stock from c,
NJ. Mckinnie. He will continue
with the restaurant department, but
will close out the grocery stock
Mr.. Cain comes to St. Johns well
recommended, and is deserving OF
the patronage Of the people OF the
town.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Real Estate Transfer.

One OF the most important real
estate transfers OF the week is the one
closed by Rogers * Van Houten.
who sold the knight property
where NJ, l., Rowland, the black
smith, is living. The property was
purchased by Alexander Forbes, OF
Eureka, California. and he expects
To commence the erection of a brick
business building rs soon as ar
rangements can be made. The
consideration was S3S, 600.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
Sermons on Life.

Rev. upshaw will deliver the
fourth IN the series at the Congre-
gational Tabernacle next Sunday
evening. Don't fail to hear him on
The Startling Question" Con
siderable interest Is being aroused
by these sermons and in spite OF
the hot weather the attendance is
steadily increasing. The subject
for the morning viii be May
Consadof'
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28
GOOD

THE Chinese are now getting
square for all those missionaries We
have, in times past, sent over there
They are as nation S,olidly and
solidly boycotting everything that
Is American. Possibly, by great
exertions. America can put up with
il; at any rate, there seems to be no
real suffering here on account OF il,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28

A roof painted with Moe *
Clark's Elastic roof paint sheds
sparks rs a duck sheds water. No
danger when Moe and Clark paint
your roof. See their adj.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28

The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Congregational church will
give an ice cream social at their
tabernacle Friday evening, July rs.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28

Why paint the sides and not the
roofl The roof gets the rain and
the sun let us paint 1t. Moe &
Clark, the Elastic" painters,
Saint lohns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28

Twenty-one-foot launch. nearly
new, Truscott Model and Four y.
p. Truscott engine. For sale by
Potter x Goold, Saint Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-07-28

Keep Your Rye On ST. Johns.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-05
Befated Appreciation
Of Win. y. Eryan, of Nebraska.
The Atlanta News.


steady regularity With which
Of William j. Bryan, of Nebraska
The position
and loyalty We did not believe silver his
pgns and nk said although both but
believe
American heartily
integrity OF the mans great motives and in the magnificent equenco with
which he his convictions people
Time that when
position OF splendid isolation in its admiration and Endorsement of the great
Nebaskan That when the folly like
intelligence
destroyed" Bryan
The qualities Bryan
ne
the victim almost universal criticism and abuse both of his
that rejoice the present
Of all distinct vindicatn the position which
tins paper occupied expressed a
distinguishing William Bryan
the
nue po this eternal and indestructibe foundation Everywhere
like granite his
conviction His refusal to allow City
Presidency unless
en of civic that the politics of this country have furnished
hgn
gold telegram
the Declaration of independence towers above the platforms OF this
days cxpedieney.
The other day in Bryan urged to accept the Presidency
Illinois College his Mater Much
projected scale
could position
Institution unless promptly cancelled its aaton with
which believed
money teaching
personal fundamental
Everywhere the great puts his convictions in against
essly accepts the balance makes his
fortunes
Who can wonder public pitched
republic? Who wonder that conss
heroic should command the and confidence OF
friend enemy aIike?.
this pubic his
high
Gladstone and John Bright the annals Of
Tother country across the sea!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-05
Commissioner McLin'S
Hand Book OF InfOFn1a ff0n.

complete
peensve
has published.
We 60page volume which
sener q e. keLln of the
improve
The entitled
Climate
Counties 1t
by the department of agriculture In prefacng his
Lin
deemed
considerable detail
of the public institution
lishu and others.
logical and stock raising possibilities Of our State
1902 and
think assuming much when claim
other in the Union, lines indicated
of
facilities
or a civilization
performed
The Journal
the
desirable settlers millions
is which ovepeimated
evident that the
selection last years election of Commissioner of Agriculture
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-05
MORE HOTELS AND BOARDING
HOUSES NEEDED IN PENSACOLA

There is probably not a city in
America. more in need of hotel and
boarding house accommodations than
is Pensacola.
Notwithstanding the fact that two
new hotels have been erected during
the past two years and that hundreds
of private residences in the city have
been converted into private boarding
houses, there does not now begin to
be sufficient room to accommodate the
regular and the tourist trade. Visitors
arriving on the trains have great DIFF
iculty in securing sleeping accommo-
dations and those who wish to spend
several weeks here find it almost i'm
possible to secure desirable apart
ments.
Capital seeking profitable invest
ment could not do better than to make
itself useful in the erection of a new
hotel in Pensacola. And in addition
to a hotel, several well equipped and
well conducted boarding houses would
find no difficulty in Keeping their
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-02-05

around the island of Cuba. The gov
eminent at Havana offered large re-
wards for the capture or destruction
of the Three Friends, and incidentally
set. glittering prices on the heads OF
CAPTAINS Napoleon Broward and "Dy-
Mantle Johnny" O'Brien. These are
stirring names in themselves. and they
fitted the men who bore them in 1895
and 1896.
Governor Broward had been a sail
or and a tug-boat man from his youth
I'M. The Three Friends was built in
a Jacksonville ship yard. with an eye
for the lawless career in which she
gained notoriety for herself, and large
dividends for her owners. Captain
Broward was not content to stay at
home while his big ocean-going tug
painted down the Caribbean Sea, cram
med to the matches with rifles, dyna-
mite. machetes. artillery ammunition
and Cuban patriots. When a voyage
looked particularly hazardous. he went
out with his vessel, and drove her
with the safety-valve clamped down.
While the finest kind of reckless
bravery and resource was needed To
run the chances in this vocation, these
qualities were needed also in eluding
the vigilance Of the American authori-
ties. who were bound in honor to
check these violations of the neutrali-
~ laws. as between two friendly ma
tions. Other filibustering shippers
went to prison-Hart and Wiborg in
Philadelphia under two years SEN
tences-but Captain Broward was too
clever to be caught Ted-handed. The
Three Friends was often seized and
held under suspicion but her crew
we're loyal, none turned States EVIL
dence. and the Florida fllibusters were
heroes in their communities.
Now Captain Broward is the digni-
fed governor of Florida. and the Three
Friends plies a conservative and re-
spectacle business as a tow-bOat, in and
out of the St Johns ba~.