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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
EDITORIAL

away the leaders-the most prominent
fgures-from the place where the pet
measure of the government is sure to
meet determined and fatal oppostion3
The government has gifts which it
can offer, at it's will it can dispense
favors for value received, and pos
sibly it expects-relying on the po-
tency of these irrestible factors-to
accomplish the desired object.
A rumor, which justifes suspicious.
is insistently circulating among the
high political elements OF the Capital.
1t has been said that some eloquent
members of the majority have been
slated for important administrative
and judicial positions.
This rumor, which unfortunately has
some ground for existence, has caused
profound and deep rooted inquietude.
But the moment has been badly cho-
sen.
The member who should accept an
appointment from the government
would be absolutely discredited in the
Judgment of the public.
His metamorphosis a. the present
time from a legislator to an employee
of the government, at time when
shadows and clouds obscure the poll
tical horizon, would mean veritable
deserlion and absolute treason.
Patriotism will impose itself this
time as it has heretofore, but if the
great virtue of the citizens does not
triumph it will be necessary that pru-
dence- watching over the welfare of
those members threatened by off,
cial preference with its perfdies-
should warn them of the inhnlte risk
and danger hanging over them by
any offer of government favor. for
they could never be indemn'fed no
matter how important or flattering they
may consider the preferment offered.
1t is not possible to desert. Every
one is on the alert and the country is
on the gui vipe for the slightest suspi-
ciouS action.
He who abandons his post now will
be committing political suicide.
And now, since the combination-if
one exists-has been discovered. it is
to be hoped, on account of its advanta-
ges to all, that the representatives of
the country who were elected by the
people because they merited public
confidence will remain at their posts.
The deceit aud the sinister plot have
been discovered.
Let US see if there is any one bold
and reckless enough to dare in the
search light of public opinion to give
his support to an act which would not
even have the excuse of ignorance, to
course of conduct that would deserve
all the anathemas and contempt of
exalted patriotism.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
NO1Ws't0

Resistradof Do 10 propisdad sustitute que
eoD como No.spio' 1i sn en- Hrsobo Bs,os Dc ia cas-:
sdmsro is, Gale do Ia Crus, y 20 haos cargo
De presentar para su inscription en- el Regis.
tro Dc la propiedad del Distrite y remitir 4
ios respectivos interesados, los docuMentss
zee con tai objeto % 10 envian.
AREClBO, PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
La retreta de anoche

Anoche Sc verified la anunciada re-
treta por la banda del Regimiento de
Puerto Rico dirigida FOR ell competen-
te professor don Luis R. Miranda a,
viendose la plaza de Baldorioty concu-
rridisima por sehoritas y j6venes de Ia
buena sociedad de San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
Para s.ecibir a Don Alfonso
Los preparativos EN- Berlin

Nueva York, jueves.-Comunican de Ber-
lin que los preparativos para recibir don AL
fonso estan hechos y la poblacion alemana Sc
dispone festejar al monarca espa1ol.
Con motive de la proximidad de la vista de
Don Alfonso la prensa germanica consagra gran
interes a Espana sus principales asuntos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
Ia cortesia international
Esperanto a Don Alfonso

varios buuues de las distlntas armadas del
mundo que van saludar don Alfonso en- su
vista al imperio aeman.
Ell numero de forasteros que con este mo-
two han alejado Berlin, es extraordinarily
La vista de don Alfonso produce verdadera
expectation
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
ED v6nnito en- eg Brazil
Varios casos descubiertOs

Janeiro que en- aquella capital Sc han presenta-
do varios casos de febre amarilla.
Esto ha producido la consiguiente alarma
en- la poblacion.
Algunos de los atacados han fallecido de
manera casi fulminante. La enfermedad sc
presenta implacable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02

ia seduction de La crisis
politica en- Espana
Una conferencia

Nueva York, Hoy debe quedar So
lucionada la crisis del gabinete espanol.
Sc aguarda la publication de la llsta dc
nuevos ministries, que formaron bajo la presi-
dencia del seior Montero Rios.
Ell iefe de los liberales ha celebrado una
larga conferencia con el rey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
Ell apoyo. del Ss'. Moret
Gobernando con la mayorla

Nueva York, jueves-Es defnitivamente
cierto que ell senor Montero Rios cuenta con el
apoyo del senor Mo1et para segulr go0ernanoo
con la mayoria liberal
Ell ilustre orador ha negado esta maflana
que e Sc hicie:a cargo del gabinete, ratitlcando
su adhesion al senor Montero Rios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
Las precaucioneS
de Francia
RefuerZOs en- MarruecOS

Nueva York jueves- -Informan de Paris
que no obstante las noticias que circular sobre
la paz de Marruecos ell goberno mantendra en-
los territories franceses todas las fuerzas del
ejercito y los buques que estan en- los puertos
delsimperio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
Las zseformas poIiticas
en- Toxic
Ell anuncio de la prensa oficiosa

Nueva York, jueves.-Dicen los despachos
que Sc reciben de Tol1io que la prensa Official
japonesa pubica con grandes encomios Ell pro.
grama de 1eformas que tiene Ell emperador.
La opinion en- general ha recbido con
APPLAUSE Ell anunc1o de las reformas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
La.refonrma de la escuadra
franCeSa
La opinion interesada

Nueva York, juev los despa
chos que Sc reciben de Paris que ell gobierno
prepara un proyecto de reforma y aumento de
Ia escuadra. para ser sometdo la aprobaclon
de las Cortes
La opinion francesa esta muy interesada en-
ell proyecto del gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
Sepuelo Especial del BeIelm MePeanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
I'm inviessn0 terrible
Ell friO EN- Nueva York

Nueva York, jueves.-El invierno Sc pre-
senta este afo en- los EstadOs Unidos con una
crudeza temible.
III frio en- Nueva York, sc va acentuando
de TN modo aarmante
De varias poblaciones legan noticias que
hacen esperar un invierno cruel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
Um temporal EN- Hng1aterra
Las v1ctimas del mar

Nueva Yo) k, jueves.-Dicen de la capital in.
glesa que un serio temporal ha azotado las cos
1as de las islas britanicas, hacienda naufragar
muchos barcOs velerOs.
Creese que tambien han debido perderse al
gunos buques de alto bordo.
Ell temporal ha sido muy recio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02

Arancel de Puerto Rico
DE VENTA EN- Ell "BOLETIN"
On UDsnRPksaR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
Ultima n0Vedad

Carpetas para 'escrito-
rio, de todos los tama-
nos, acaban de recibirse
en- ell
BOLETIN MERCANTIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-02
ITlNERARIo 10
Liegada. SalidG'

paienes ahgss sudad
S0brNas xxQMterNa ca,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-27
peCuliaridades del COmerCiol

Sc ha hecho contrata por una con-
siderable cantidad de carriles de ace
ro en- Espafla para un ferl ocarril dc
los Estados Unidos. La contrata es
conlos Alto, Hornos de Vizcaya por
2I 900 toneladas de- adich Is uarrilcs,
ilustra clertas peculiarida des del co
merclo.
Resulta que llevar carriles de acero
de Bilbao la costa del Pacifico-el
ferrocartil que les adquiere ~sta en-
Californ'a-lncluyando dcrechoS de
aduana tn este pals que 5 N ~ por
toneladaS hetos, etc sale mas ba-ato
que conn arlos en- los Estad 5 Onidos.
Los carriles ae Bilbao pae>tos Ell Ca
lifornia, saiep q S27 /. toneleda, m!en
tras que los amerlcanoS s. co;iZan ac
tualnlente SIS.
Por 10 general Sc procura exl licar
estas que parecen oiitradl- ioneS di-
ciendo que en- los Est DIS Uni los
cuesta mas la mano dc obr Efectl.
vamente cuesta, pero la rAzon prlnci'
pal es otra, y cons1ste eu que el pro-
tecconlSmo crea un ,st.l- econ0miCo
artificial y fctivo ~ ca riIes y cua
lesqulera otruS artetaclos dc ia indus
trla americana Sc V*I.tcu inl. bar .toS
en- el eXEranjero ,tue aQuf londe es
com lln descontar tr~lnta hasta cua-
renta por ciento eli 10 que Sc ccnpra
para export 'ci0n.
Sc ha llegado d III extr>rno en- qle
eel prOtecclOnISmo It ulta una nrCral
dad. Cada vez ~ cn los itStaGoS
UnldOS Sc intentt Il - I ViSiJ.. arsHce-
laria en- descenso Sc produce un pani-
co industrial, no por causas naturales,
que no pueden existir en- tierras tan
abundosa en- matejaS primas, sino
obligado por prlvilegios smenazadores;
primeramente los monopolios ampara-
dos por ell arancei, y despues los miles
y miles de ahijados politicos que de
las aduanas viven.
gF En- ciertos c1rculos Sc negaba cue
los carriles en- question fuesen para
este pals, 6 que fuesen $1,000 tonela
das, siendo sola,nerte LOCO. Eran,
decfase, para uu ftrfocarril mexicano
en- la costa del Pacifco. Los carries
pagan en- los Estados Unidos un dcre.
cho de Importation eqnivalente al As
por ciento de su valor,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-27

Por la presente citacion, que So
publicara una vez cada Semana, du-
rante dos meses, aviso que he sido
nombrada Administrator judicial in
terina de los b1enes de mi hermano
Don Augusta Rossner. fallecido en-
Santurce, el p de Octubre 11timo;
de cuyo cargo he tornado posesion
despues de prestar 6anza fjada por
la Corte; y como he de proceder a la
formation del iaventario de aque1los
bienes, cito los herederos y acree-
dores que Sc hubleoen presentado
ante la Corte en- este inteStado, para
que concurran tai acto, Ell dia 1 de
Diciembre pr6ximo, en- mi casa de
Santurce, parada n1mero Io
Y con Ell objeto dc que esta admi-
nistrac1on pueda pagar. con inter
vencion de la Corte las deudas legi-
timas del fnado aviso los acree-
dores de Don Agusto Rossner, para
que me presenter en- mi cltada casa,
los correspondence comprobantes
jurados, de sns respectivos creditos,
que deben presentarse dentro de los
seis meses de publicado este AVISO
para que no sufran perjuicios.
Y hago ptesente que he conferido
poder mi sefior esposo John P.
Kenney, para que me represente
en- todo 10 referente a la administra-
cion del caudal hered itario de mi
difunto hermano Don Agusto Rossner.
Publicado y firmado por mi, bajo
la autor izacion de la Corte de Distri-
to de San Juan, el II de Noviembre
de Ioo5.-Mar1a Rossner de Kenney,
Administrators judicial del intestado
de Don Augusta Kossner. 5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-27

das la noche del de Erin la OPERA escueha
ba su m1sica cierta emocion febril.
Sc encontraba estado de espiritu particuarisl
mo, la sorda impression de que esaba jugando
partda mportan ntisima.
lCual? El exIto de IA obra podla ser puesto en-
duda pues desde haa dos aos enaba todos los
de Europa el me- de los artsas que cantahan Ia oba
lie tenia completamente sin cuidado.
No temfa por la Gozzoli 10 que habrfa temido 81
hubiese tratado de Eva.
Su tranquidad de cssi especador podfa, FOR 10
to- ser completa.
Y, sin emba 60, estaba turbado, temb aba nerviVss
mente, clavaba las unas las palmas de las
El descontento que sinti6 fue muy vivo.
Tepia cas vergiienza de timideces de priuc
pante; pero, por IS que rataba de domnarse NO era
dueno de dejar de seutirlas.
En- aquel momento Susana Sc vovi6 hacia e con
ell cubero de ineuss paidez aectando ale
grfa que al parecer esaba muy leos de sentir lie dio
-Mentras este marche bien ..
Derstal pudo enonces darse cuenta de que Ia i6rer
experimentaba las msna2 selsacioues que c que su
nquetud com1n.
Esto fue un rayo de luz para espiritu Susana SC
rreoc:paba 1uicamente ie eecto que iba producer
obra lie D,,stal Derst senbaba pensar que su glo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-27
I56 JORGE OHNET

Ell sefor Gabriant, quien conoces tan bien como
todo ell mundo.
-Querido maesro-dijo alegremente ell abogado es
trechando la de Dersta,-esta delcosa
presa para amigos.
No Sc saba que estabs used aquf, y solo hace ocho
das que periodicos revearon presenca este sin
decir en- donde vvfa used.
De haberlo sabdo habr{a lido rogarle que viniese
mi casa.
Vivo solo e paacio Conariui, y lie habria dado la
habtacon del Dux... Pero que no tieue usted
nada que 1amentar puoso que huesped de estas Sc
oras Ben; la Go3zoli no ha cantado NAL. Claro que
no es 10 msmo Que la que creo..
Con tacto exquisite. al yer que las cejas de Ders-
tai Sc fruncan Que de miss Brandon padecia
Sc detuvo
Como hombre de mundo conocedof de los hom-
bres djo "Vsya vaya acaso nuestro querido macs
tro representara pape de Cristoba Coon estara
camino de copquistar America" En- seguida repaso
-Seforas, 81 marques de Vercell chamberlain del rey
vecno mfo de butaca aspra a. honor de series presen
tado de saudar mi ilustre compatriota. iMe perm
ten usedes que lie traga?
Sin duda alguna --dijo la sehora Brandon eotu-
sasmada
Derstal Ell TN rinc6:, agit< coa inpace1cia Ia cabe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-27

Valparaiso. II de Noviem bre Per
sonas que han explor do los Place es
de la region del cstrechn de Magalla :
nes. opin Il qoe estan .'amad' pro
ducir dentro de POGO mas orc cue todo
ell resto del mundo.
La reception Official del minstro
del 4srd XII Sautiag", soflor Alvarez
Calderon por q PrNsidente Riesco,
marca una p gina trascendental en- la
historic sudamt rl~ara.
La prens4 chlena expresa opinion
de que la mission del nuevo ministro
del PERT lara por reaultado IN acuer-
do satisfactofio eutre II pals y Chile
respecto L q question Tacna y africa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-27
CIT A CIO N

que hace la Administration judicial del intcS
fado de Don Augusta Rossner, avisando que va
Il lormar ell n:trio 'lrl cnudal del finado.
llamando los acreedores del mismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-27

TN LA C0RTB ID OlSTGIT0 De SAN JUAN
EN-PAkTE,
lntestado de Don Augusta Rossner.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25

Kansas has voted $41O, ,O0O to build an oil refinery at Peru, Kan sas, and will erect a penitentiary at thatplace, to be in position to furnish convict labor for the re- finery. Governor Hoch will sign the bill and thus a hard blow will be dealt the Standard Oil Company in Kansas, which to- gether with the railroad lobby, fought the bill vigorously; It is Socialism pure and simple but the people take to extreme measures when necessity demands it and are not afraid to venture along new paths to maintain their su- premacy.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25

At the Lewis and Clark exposi- tion a man will be exhibited who stands ffty-six feet high and weighs fifty tons. He is now en- route from Birmingham, Ala, and he is all iron product of that famous southern iron manufact- uring center. It is not stated whether he is a relative of Miss Liberty of New York harbor, nor whether he is a descendant of the Colossus of Rhodes, who took a tumble caused by an earh- quake jolt.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25

An excurslon' that will doubt less attract great interest is one planned by F. R: Drew of New York City. Mir. Drew will conduct a train of prairie schooners from Portland, Maine to Portland, Oregon, the latter part of the jonrney being along the trail followed by Lewis and Clark a century ago. The travellers expect to reach Portland in October in time to attend the Lewis an6 Clark Exposition
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25

Delegate Rodey, of New Mexi- co, has telegraphed the Albu- querque Morning Journal that he IS having the fight of his life to prevent the passage in the house of a bill which has already pass ed the senate, and which provid- es for the establishment ofa Gov ernment Leper Colony in that territory.
 The bill is fathered in the sen- ate by Crane, of Massachusetts, and in the house by Hepburn, of of Iowa.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25

In a recent report of the De- partment of Agriculture the rela- tive merits of irrigated and unir- rigated fruits are discussed. The general conclusion is that irri- gated fruits are superior in qual- ity, are better for canning and for drying.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25
Bullion Tax Bill

The bullion tax bill, introduced in the house by MT. Kruger, diff fers from Col. Wilson's bill, in- troduced III the senate, in that 1t does not tax mill sites, etc. It provides a tax of one mill per pound on copper, 10 cents per ounce on gold, four mills per ounce on silver and four mills per hundred pounds on lead. The Wilson bill, besides providing a tax on all bullion produced in the territory it provides for the assessment of mines and mill sit es at not less than $5 an acre, the tax to be estimated at the same rate as the tax on other property. It contemplates the taxing of the gross output of mines, bullion from ores, tailings and mineral bearing material O whatever character; ,,lso the gross value of ores or tailings sent out of the territory for re- duction. 1t requires that the managers of mines, smelters, etc. shall furnish to the assessor on the last day of each month a statement of the product for that month. In the event of the fail ure to make such a statement within five days the assessor shall make a personal investiga- tion and demand permission to examine the records. For this he shall charge $1O for the in- spection and mileage computed at five cents per mile. These charges are to be added to the tax. In order that the business of the mines shall not beimpeded by the law owners shall be al- lowed to furnish security for the payment of the tax and their products may then be shipped out of the territory. Evasion of the law is to be punished by a fine not less than the taxes and costs or by imprisonment for not less than six months and not more than two years or by both fine and imprisonment. False statements to be punished under the penal statute relating to per jury.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ONE YEAR. q. ...:S2.oo IN ADvANC g.

Tent, the forty days and forty nights of fasting in preparations for the Easter feast, will begin this year March Sth and will end April 22d. During this period, which is celebrated by all Catho- llc,1 Greek, Oriental and Anglican cofnmunions, church folk will take part in special religious ser vice and will practice strict self denial Ni<. n
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25

On Feb. 1st, 1905, there were 63,3OS, ,319 acres of land within the forest reserves in the United States, Alaska, and Porto Rico; of this amount 6,74O,41O acres are within the boundaries of this territory, situated in 8 reserves, namely:-
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25
Official Paper of Navajo County.

Entered at the Postoffice at HOlbrook, 'Ari-
 zona. as Second Glass Mail Matter.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25

CR- Address all communications and make Allbills payable to The Argus.
Holbrook argus., 1905-02-25
HOLBROOh ARGUS

L. D. DIVELBESS.. PROPRIETOR I. H. DIVELBESS- MANAGER.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-24
WORKED MIRACLES
IN THREE DAYS
Case Selected from nj Many Remark.
able Stories Told on
Wednesday.

The beginning of Mr.. Cooper's second
week in Minneapolis gives every inci.
cation that he is to enjoy the same as.
tonlshing success here as elsewhere.
From the first day Of his visit the
crowds that call at Voegeli Bros. drug
steadily increasing,e and it has now
reached a point where at almost any
hour of the day the store is blocked
with people waiting their turn.
The amount Of medicine being dis
posed OF has grown accordingly, until
now the sale has reached enormous pro
portions. There IS a good reason for
obtained some of the Cooper ro prepa ao
tions early last week are coming in
to report on their condition and to
thank Mr.. Cooper, for what has been
| accomplished. ~ .-.- >. :
The stories these people tell seem to
bear Mr.. Cooper out in his assertion
that he has most remarkable prepare
ton, and it now seems certain that the
medicines are relieving world of suf-
fering in this city. 49, =" .
Among the cases heard from Wednes-
day, the following is selected. The ma
jority Of people who did call have been
sufferers from rheumatism or stomach
trouble. but this case is more out of
the ordinary: ,-. .s-.- ~
-h4. AdWIcuCc usually, living at LIZ
Aldrich Avenue North, called, and after
shaking hands warmly with Mr.. Cooper,
called Mr.. Voegeli, with whom he is
personally acquainted, and said: III want
you to hear about this, as I consider it
very remarkable. You know I have
been laid up with sciatica and infam-
a ann r rheq IN for seven months,
Mr.. Voegeli said that he had heard
50. "Well," continued Mr.. Tuscany,
IL have been a pretty sick man. I
have been in bed most Of the past seven
months, and have been treated by nu-
merous physicians. I had sciatica SO
badly that my leg was drawn cut Of
shape and I could not straighten it out.
l have also been afflicted with stomach
and kidney trouble.
81 spent several hundred dollars in
an effort to get well, and was just as
sick as ever. I read about this man
Cooper and on Monday, three days ago.,
came downtown and hobbled in here
on a cane, with the, greatest effort.
IT looked. around for you, but
couldn't see you, 50 [ bought some of
the NeT Discovery SEQ hmsdicine as they
This was three days ago, mind you.
Now watch me walk" And, suiting
the action to the word, the gentleman
walked up and down the store and
finally ended by lifting the leg that
had been affected and kicked with it
several times. '<" 49,"
He then. said: HHow is that for a
man who could barely drag himself
along three days ago? This medicine
has driven every trace of rheumatism
out Of me in three days. time. No man
on earth could have made me believe it
if it had not actually happened to me,
besides my stomach trouble and kidney
trouble have also disappeared. In my
mind there ism the slightest doubt
but that this medicine is the greatest
thing on earth If I couldn It get more
Of it, I would buy fifty dollars worth
of it RIGHT now - ~.