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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-18
Dress :EndindS

cost here. These are a. few illus1
offer on little things:
SAFETY PINS-Extra nickel
plated, non-corrosive, sizes 1, 2 and
3, good SC value, at only 211ac doz-
en- on card.
BRASS PINS-The Peerless-full
count, $50 to paper, regular SC val
ue at Sc a paper. ..:
DRESS SHIELDS -Goodyear's
seamless stockinette-in sizes and
only, regular zoe and 25c shields,
while they last, SC a pair.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03

ilnrsn3c tsdo 81 dia 6c AVE. Is So
non'a Niniua Dc Nslic cnlsge4ls fe
"a rccoleccidn &c Tegzlos psss los ni-..
nos pobrss "a eSlaao ocupsaa ~ rc-
cbif muchos De esios. rcmils&os PCT
olsiinguidss damas cahalcros dc ia
alta socicdad de SAa lusn.
IA gracicSa nina Adclita Ros dc
mncsfra Sus caTltaiivos scuumicuios,
envianao para Sus pobrecitas compa-
aerss tres hermoSas musecas. Is de
esperarse que q proceder de es,s c.
rifaliva niHa sea seg7'ido por ofras
muchas niiaS dc csia sociedad
Ia scnoriis Angelina Perez. con su
bond adoso proceder dc siempre. re-
mltio IN valioso piano una linda mu-
feca. un hermoso tambor Y doce
trompoS.
La conocids artista seiiora Beliran.
docs munecos. doce cornetas y seis
cajas dc galletas
La seilora La Roca de. Gonzalez. un
tambor, siete vistoSas mufiecss Y doce
cornetas.
La sefiora vidda de Ferrer. TN iue-
go de muebles chino, TN pianito. un
lngenioso reloj. un burrito 81 bio, una
muleca un tambor y una corneta.
La Seflora Fro viuda de Toro, un
sable, un pianito. dos cajas de gAlletas
un tambor. tres mufecas, un elegante
coche, dos cornetas y un juego de
bomba
Las sef1oritas Mobiles, uu dollar
Ell sef1or Victor Hust6, una cadena
con nedalla de plata, I'm junquillo con
I'm corazon de plata, y seis finas cade-
mas de corales.
Fsta lista Sc continuara mafIana.
Sigue creciendo el entuSiasmo entire
todas las personas DE coraz6n honda
doso y mobiles sentimientos de nhestra
cgIta sociedad, y va es uu hecho, que
la fiesta resrltar5 esplendida y que los
desgraciados nif1os pobres de San J.an,
gozaran al igual que los nifios ricos de
su regalo de Reyes, gracias los al
truistas sentjmientos de los corazones
puertorriquenoS. :;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
En- ell AuXiliO MutuO

En- la maflana del dfa I Q del actual
Sc VERTIGO en- ls capilla del "Auxilio
Mutuo" la anunciada soemne niisa,
con asistencia del sefior Obisp0, quien
exhort0 los feles concurrentes para
que colaborasen al preyecto de cons
truccion de un edificio para dicha ca
rita tiva instruction.
La concurrencia result6 selecta y
numerosa, despues de la fiesta reli-
giosa fueron obsequiados damas y ca
balleros esplendidamente con pastas,
dulces y licores.
Ben por la Directiva del Auxilio
Mutuo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
"La Rep1blica Espanola'

FL primer ndmero de este peri6dico
6rgano de la Liga de Repubicanos
Espanoles ha saido~el dia primero de
ano
Componen ell texto de ala Rep1bli-
ca, trabajo de reconocldo merito, ar
ticulos de propaganda y una seccion
Informal ora, una carta del insigne re-
pubicano don Miguel Aorayta suel-
tos de gran interes y actualidad.
En- Ell articulo de entrada hay un
saludo la prensa.
Nosotres correspondence q la cCrte-
sia del nuevo colega y lie deseamos sim
ceramente todo genero de prosperida-
des.'
LA Rep1blica Espafiola" tiene un
consejo directive compuesto de los Sc
lores Fernandez Juncos. Perez Losa-
da, don Sebastian Dalmau Canet,
don Manuel Vicente don Victor Gar
cia Bermejo.
Es ell administrator propietario don
Juan Pujals.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
InduItOS concedidOS

Ell Gobernador INFERNO Mr.. Post,
indulto con motivo del Alo Nuevo d
los individuos siguientes:
Confnado Juan Rodriguez, senten :
ciado por la Corte de Distrito de Ma
yagiiez a 4 amos, S,meses y dia, per
homicidio, Carmelo Melendez Mejias
por la de Arecibo 4 amos por robo;
Juan DAILY Cuadrado a amos, meses
un dia por la de Humacao por
homicidio Manuel Francisco Rojas,
d IA afios, 8 meses y dia por ell delito
de homicide condenado por la Corte
Suprema de Puerto Rico y Jose Leon
Rodriguez, 3 amos por la de Distrito
de San Juan, por ell delito de "bur-
glary'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
Retreta

Programa de las pleas que ejecu-
tara la banda de Ia PoIicia Insuar,
en- la reteta de manana, en- la Plaza
Bsldorioty: ;.
/: March (estreno) "Japan's Trun-
fal Vandersloot.
?. Sinfonia opera "Vispera Sici-
liana Verdi.
3. Gran Fantasia obligada 4 Bonn
bardino (estreno) S Latre.
4. Vals Granizando" Vinolo.
$. Seleccion opera "Cavallcria Rus
tic@na' Mascagni.
6. Aelodia (estreno) Valley and
Montain" Lincoln.
7. Danza "Lluvia de perlas" Rios
OValle
s. Himno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03

Si noS atencmos A IL Que hal
aadN en llamsrse "a amcTicans-
xacaon SumiSa Y tofpcmcnie
accriaia psg los aeh.lcS \ pof|
los suicidas. cnoontramos cnse
guala con to4a "a repugAante
bfutalldad al ienomeno que ha
dc operarse para hacer iaciible
"a proposition.
liene Que desapareocr i'm
pueblo en- obSeQalo = otfc.
la de ceiefle 81 siuo &c Sus
viviendas. sus campinas. sus
monies como 'hnerios los iuga
res bellos que han insp,raiio los
cantos de los poetas; los sitios
lesendarios que han Servido ia 5
"a que cantara Ia musa popular.
todo el eden en- que sc forma y
sc refugia el alma Soberana lie
un pueblo.
FOR ESQ IS que Sc notan esas
oposiciones tremendas. por ESQ
es que sc advierten tan decidi-
das energias. por ESQ es qae los
puebloS Sc defender. Sc resls~
ten a morir, pOrque saben que
hay una diferencIa esencial en-
tre el pals V el pueblo.
Fl gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, manifesto bien a las
claras que no Sc anda con mis-
terios para confesar que estuvo
errado al sostener con la practiCa
mas resuelta, la extrana teoria
de que Filipinas o Puerto Rico
pueden ameriCanizarse sin de]ar
de ser 10 que ahora son.
Como fnalidad de la tenden-
Cia rectifcadora que sc va ma
nifestando Claramente, proCedia
la proclamation de una forma
de gobierDo auton6miCo, que
garantizara a las islas interve-
midas la defensa, tomada por
81 propias, mantenida, por elias
mismas. de 10 que constituye
su verdadera personalidad
Volvemos a los .tiempos pasa-
dos. Es precise.
Ell parentesis actual tiende a
Ia desapariCion, Copforme la mi
rada del pueblol americana Sc
fila en- los pueblos de la con-
quista.
Sc inicia una tendencia de
restituCi0n, sc inaugura, aunque
sin gran relieve, un movimien-
to de verdadera humanidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
Obra diab0lica
M. CGSNS.

FL acueducto Winston Salem, Carroll
ma del Norte, Sc d dasplom6 el de No
vjembre tiltimo causando la muerte 4
10 IL personals. Como el acueducto
Sc hallaba en- NAL estado creyose la
saxon que el siniestro habfa sido ca
sual, meior dicho, natural: pero una
Investigation demostro que fuG causa
do adrede, habiendoSe hallado cartu-
chos de dinamita disparados en- ell
lugar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
EXtraVios de cheques
Humacao. Enero de 1905.
Sr. Director del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
San Juan.
Muy se6or:

Tengo que Participate que cuando
iba el dla 70 del mes pasado mi ler-
mano para Yabucoa, con objeto de
comprar una partida de ron, Sc lie ha
raviado una cartera con doscientos
treinta cinco dollars, ciento cuarenta
y dos en- cheques. cargo de Ameri-
can Colonial Bank, y noventa y tres
en- efectivo, los cheques eran a favor
de los nombres siguientes que 10 han
canjeadO conmigo:
Diciembre Atanasio Ricart (Po,
Hmns). $50; Ernesto Melendez, $50
Gumersinda Lajara, S34.75; Maria. de
Carmen, $3.50; ntimeros 5.57I q 5 .674,
Lonrenzo Isens, 81; Carlos Rola 81;
X Pagan, s.; r. Flores, 2 ndmero
$3.50: Jose Gonzalez, ST.. Falta I'm
numero de dos pesos.-Total de los
canjeados $I42.25.
Sin otre particular s. S.
A. CMs0S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
Por dos ahos

Por ell termino de dos afios presta
ran servicio en- la Policfa insslar, los
guardas siguientes Zenon Osorio, de
Fajardo en- ell puesto de San Juan, y
Pedro Luis Lopez. de San Juan, en- ell
puesto de Fajardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
"Ei MurcieIago /"

Tan ameno como siempre ha apa
recido ell n1mero correspond iente
esta semana del chiSpeante semanaro o
.'El Murcielago", de Mayagiiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
Un CaballO

El ca oallo regalado por don J lilo
Pal clos lie ha sido adjudicado don
AatC NIP Blanco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03
Nota del dia

In un SneitO tinlaco Ia
ley para Fihpinas que x IA
lu1 iuntamcnte con este artlcu
-. damos detalles a nuestros
lectores de las reioTnas cue van
a ser implantadas en- el Archi.
pielago. en- virtud dc la resolu-
ci0n tomada por el Congreso en-,
to del pasado DiciembIe
A POGO que Sc tllen nuestroS
icctores en- el suelto supredlcho.
encontraran que la reiorma vo-
tada por ell Congreso norteame-
rlcano. es unica y exclusive
mente una restitution del sis
tema adminiStrativo de la epoca
espanola V una completislma
rectihcacion de 10 que sc ha he
cho en- Filipinas desde hace seis
amos.
Menos NAL, que Sc vayan com.
prendiendO las cosas menos
NAL que la contumacla 1nlcle
una retirada a tempo, que sc
comprenda 10 impossible. 10 desa-
tentado y peligroso. 10 insensa-
TO que es Ell pretender que un
pueblo educado en- distinta es-
cuela, pueda sin grande Y casi
invencible violenCia. aCeptar un
cambio total de leyes, soportar
Ia velaminOsa sustituCion de
suS costum bres, nj yer como Sc
reemplaza todo 10 suyo, 10 pc
culiar, 10 .esencialmente spyo,
con 10 'exotico v bruscamente
deSCOnOCidO.
Cuando el Congreso norte-
americana, segun 10 tiene pro
metido, legisle-para Puerto Rico,
tai 'zez tengamos la fortuna de
que tam bien Sc veritiquen aqui
Ohcialmeute, va que en- el crl-
terio general sc ha operado la
necesaria conversion, y no tal-
ia otra Cosa que la forma de
ldentihcarse la aspiration publ
ca con la conducta del gobierno.
Aquel furor iconoclasta en-
10 polltico Y en- 10 social, de que
parecieron aqueJados los refor-
madores. por la violenCia de los
pueblos latinos a Ultima hora.
conquistados, va va entrando en-
unas Was de prudente rectih-
caci6n Y tomando mas l0gico.L
aspeCtO
Aquello era insensato.
Por ell camino de la Suppression
de tOdO 10 que constituia Ell in
timo y natural modo de ser de
Jas cOlonias ameriCanas. Sc 1ba
inevita blemente . la deStruC-
Ci0n de las mlsmaS.
Los pueblos no. pueden cam:
biar su psicologia. porque una
forma de la grandeza 9 del po-
der material quiera imponerles
tiranicos mandates. contra ellos |
sc rebelan ST pueden. y 81 no.
sucumben. sc e1tlnguen, sc
mueran.
eS COSa tr1Ste la deSapar1' !
Cion, la muerte de un pueblo.
Cuando los esplendores de una
civilization engrandeCida en- los
anOs bana de luz los Cerebros de |
unos hOrnbres que son moral
mente superiores, es Crimen ne
fando, eS delito cruel acumular
sOmbras Y temores. amenazas Y
brutalidades, sobre 10 que tlene
indisputable dereCho a perdu-
Tar.
Todos los pueblos no pueden
ser iguales. ST 10 fueran, ST no
ofrecieran los atractivos de ser
difereutes, gu edarian interrum-
pidos los viajes; nadie saldria
del sitio en- que DaCi6 Ipara q ue2
y despues de abrumar d las
almaS artistaS con una desespe-
rante mOnotonia, la duda hOrrl-
bic seria Ell tormento de una
hum anidad grosera y uniforme
hasta cierto punto.
IA que patron deben cenirse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03

- EsnS .fdefsgs Ras kaos ~ a..
Nsf0 . aao r've>cHgc oas r. s'si 5.
wo aharfe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-03

Ell DR.. Don Gustavo Munoz
ha trasladado su Consultorio a
la casa mum. 81 de la calle de
Tetuan.- TeIefono, 252.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03
CITY COUNCIL.

At the council meeting Thursday
night last week the paving bond of
Harrison & Peterson. SO, 900, ap-
proved by the board Of public works,
was presented and approved. Con-
tractor Peterson spoke Of securing a
steam roller. He said such a machine
would always be of use to the city.
His firm offered, If the city bought q
roller, to advance $3.50 toward it's
cost, and pay t6 day for it, use, or
they would buy 1t, and charge IS q
day for its use. the city to guarantee
at least fifty days work. A second
hand Kelley twelve-ton roller, origi-
nal cost IS. 900, could be bought from
the owners in Helena, Mont. for
about 81. 500.
The bill of A. Blair. go, house
rent to poor, was allowed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03
FLOW CONTINUES.
THE WELL AT OGEMAH CANNOT
BE CHECKED.

The flowing we'll at Ogemsh, tn
new station in tho White Earth reser-
walton on the 500 line, continues to
cause trouble. says the Detroit Record
During last week fourteen carloads Of
gravel have been dumped into it in
IN attempt to check the flow of water.
out with little success. It IL said that
the water is still flowing and causing
much trouble about the station. The
we'll doubtless taps . subterranean
stream which has It's head at White
Earth, Strawberry or some other big
lake in the high country east of the
agency and the water supply, if this
Ia the case. Ia practically unlimited.
It is said that minnow are frequently
seen in the water which flows from
the Ogemah we'll. and this would in
dictate that the source is at the lakes
as above stated.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03
WON'T HAVE DRINKERS.


Some of the employees Of the North
ern Pacific have been brought to q
realization Of the fact that the anti.
liquor order issued few months ago
is not q bluff but will be enforced. A
recent dispatch says: The strongest
anti-liquor rule that has been put
into effect on the Montana division of
the Northern Pacific had it's first
demonstration. Three engineers
eighty fireman, two civil engineers
and several hremen and yardmasters
were summarily DISCHARGED for drink
ing" It Is declared the purpose of
the Northern Pacific to rid It's roll of
every man who ia addicted to strong
drinks to any degree. The headquar-
ters of the roads in st. Paul will not
give out anv names, but it ia freely
stated that the next batch Of EN-.
ployes to feel the axe will be in the
passenger depsrtment.-W q b p t on
Times.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03
ENGINEER CARR's NEW JOE

ENGINEER CARR'S NEW JOB.
Brainerd Dispatch Engineer Rob-
ert Carr will not be on his run on
Nos. 8 and 6 for some time az he has
been appointed to a very important
portion on the engineers examining
board. He will DO succeeded here for
a time by J. A. Morton, another old
time and well known engineer.
The board On which Mr.. Carr has
been appointed has to do with exam
lining 6remen at the different termin.
ais Of the Northern Pacific They trav.
81 in private car and touch al
nearly every point of Importance on
the system.
Mr.. Carr Is the Oldest engineer IN
seniority on the system today and thu
appointment comes % the just reooR'
milton.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03

Nick Nelson. of the saltwater Jour
nal, was in che city Friday. on his
way home from Cyrus, where he at
tended the funeral of his grandmother.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03

Foley Independent: Chss. hawkins
has COW which is % years old, one
he raised and calls her Heifer: The
COW has added inorease tt the herd IS
times, is mother and grandmother
of $40 head. has given q good mess OF
milk all tho time until just recently,
when she lost her cud on account of
having no teeth. Charlie says II abe
can hang on till spring 60 he can get
a frog which restores the cud, there
Is no telling how long she may live.
Who can beat 1T -.- -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03
TRADE At HOME.


count Of ignorance among consumers.
The evil of which we will speak here
ls the growth of the mail order cata.
|ogue houses.
Many of the self-styled farmers
papers and nearly all the cheap story
continually advocate and
advise their subscribers to patronize
the city market, asserting and adver-
Using immense buying advantages.
We need not tell you these wonderful
offers are delusion and a snare; that
these papers advocate foreign buying
solely on account of the advertisers
who support them. The mails. are
loaded with mail order circulars and
literature calculated to prejudice the
farmer against his home merchants.
All this is bearing fruit in trans-
ferring part of the business Of every
community to distant city. The
profit of each transaction which would
naturally remain in your town and
pass from man to man Is sent away !;
business Is curtailed, rendered unpro.
6table and bad conditions will surely
follow.
We hole that community will go
up or down W 18th it's chief trading
point; that the price of lands and pro-
duce depends to great extent on
healthy local conditions: that mail
order supremacy and success means
enrichin9 the corporation or distant
individual at the expense Of tho many
home meronants; that 1t means con-
centrating capital and population at
tn expenses of the country towns and
villages; that 1t means the death of
individual mercantile enterprise or
opportunity that 1t will change con-
sumers into producers and cripple and
destroy the home market that has
made our country the envy Of the
world.
The country merchants in general
are progressive and enterprising they
encourage and head local enterprises
and Improvement; they donate liber-
ally for church and charity and pay q
good proportion Of the local taxes.
Their interests are closely allied with
their customer: they select and sell
the best the market can supply; their
character, reputation and word is
above suspicion their statements and
advertisements must be honestly and
faithfully MADE good; examination
and comparison is the customers pri.
vilege and merit is held above price.
Necessary credit is extended personal
acquaintance, personal explanation
and personal experience rule every
transaction.
The mail order oatalog house de-
ponds upon price Inducements solely.
They quote a few leaders at less than
cost and make enormous profits on the
general line. They resort to question.
able. dishonest methods in spite Of
their boasted honorable dealings.
They require cash before the goods
are seen and sell many cheap imita.
tions of good products. They claim
to do business on small MARGINS,
when 1t can be proven their expenses
average over 20 per cent. They get to-
gether and fix prices and IL the re-
taller was out Of tho field the con
sumner would be made to pay tho linn
1t. They advertise we'll known article,
they can't buy and whom money Il
sent AK permission to supply . sub
stitute.
It 10 we'll to remember. In this CON
nection, that business men cannot q
,pect to have their arguments believei
unless they themselves practice VIA,
Ithey preaot. =.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03

Howard M. Curry, who has held
the position of master mechanic at
Staples for the Northern Pacific, has
been promoted to the position Of assis.
tant superintendent of motive power.
succeeding Arthur W. Wheatley, who
recently resigned. Mr.. Curry has
been with the Northern Pacific for
twenty years or more, having worked
up to his present position from job
90 fireman on the road.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03
WANTS $500 DAMAGES.

Royaiton Banner: Frank Starr, who
is operating "a small saw4nin In the
town of Lskin. this county, has>been
sued by an attorney named Foster, of
Mi)aca, for 81, 500 damages for alleged
timber trespaes. Foster has consider
able standing timber in Morrison and
Mile Laos counties and claims that
Starr has been cutting the same with
out permission. We understand the
sheriff has been out there and served
the papers on Starr, and also attached
the mill, logs and lumber.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03

Brainerd Dispatch Is: Miss Halle
King entertained q large number Ct
her little lady friends last evening to
meet Miss Eunice Atwood, of Little
Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03

Ed. N. Cans, who will graduate
from the medical department Of the
state university In the spring, has
been offered the position Of house
physician at st. Msry's hospital, Du.
luth. Or. Cans IL 4 brother Of John
Cans, $50
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03

Ernest detchel, Scott McGregor.
Mark Adams, Robert Hinkle, Loren
Roberts and Lionel Richard of the
high school have formed boys sex
tette, and Misses Trace, Auske. Barn.
hart and Gendron have formed q
Quartette.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03

produces better results in two minutes?
Everything in the package. Simply add hot
water and set to cool. It's perfection. Asur-
prise to the housewife. No trouble, less e1-
pense. Try it to-day. Flavors: Lemon,
Orange, Strawberry, Raspberry, Chocolate
and Cherry. At grocers. 1Oc.
When you make Ice Cream use Jell-O ICE
CREAM Powder. All Ingredients in the
package. At all grocers. 2pkgs. for 25c.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-03-03

Some of STAIRS neighbors claim the
action of Foster is simply persecution.
They say that Foster was illegally
cutting timber himself and got angry
because he was reported.