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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29

za "A tomar susie DC IA obTa an
vaso-a \ suSiere rezonadCs &c
more> 4 los cstadistas de la Re
publica.
la opnducta de- Senado he
Washington oponlen lose Il pro
vectp &C Roosevelt en- Santo
Dominga. ha Sido el primer paso
uras. dado en- la senda eSca
brosa De las couqui>tas por Ia
violenOia Y de ias iTva>lones
Signihca. ESQ. mas que un alto
en- la marcha es que va Sc lnicia
ei neceSariO retroceso.
Despues. ha ccmenzaio la
prensa de la Repubica una
cam pana de benehcio nacional
Un dlario importante dc New
York estudla con admirable Sc
renidad de Juicio eI problema
de Panama V juzga el asunto
desde el punto de vista de la
con venienC:a mercantIl para los
EstadOs UnidOs.
La represalia de la America
del Sur puede ser terrible.
Los pueblos latinos de Ameri-
ca miran a Colombia como una
m3rtlr sacrlhca1a al egoiSmo y
Ia violencia sajones disfraza
dos con Ell manto resplandecien-
te del progreso oCultOs mala
mente por la creaCl0n &c una
republiCa de Gulnol.
FL colega a que nos referimos
sugiere una idea que es indiS-
penSa ble, a su juicio para acallar
los recelos de los paises latinos.
Devolver a Colombia el terri
toriO del lstmo. entregarle de
= nuevo a Panama.
Panama es de Colombia. Los
habitanteS de ese territOriO son
COlOnb.anOs Y volverian al scnO
de eu patria. Colombia esta Sc
gura de clio; tan segura eota
que propOne un plebisclto en- Ell
que podra manifestarse, amplla
y soberana, la vOluntad del
pals.
Y 81 Colombia 10 quicre Y Pa
mama 10 quiere. los Estados
Unidos no pueten uantener un
goblerno de traidores a despe
chO de la proclamada unidad de
un pueblo, que ST no tlene 1uer-
zas que pOner en- trente a las
del NOTte del COntinente. OtreCc
en- Tepresalia un apoyO moral de
la America Latina que ia com
prendido al fin cual es su arala
de dotensa contra un pueblo
eSencialmente mercantil
Dcra puede parecer al go
blerno de Washington una rec
titicacion tan a las claras; muy
sonada la paljnodia que tenga
que Cantar a los cuatrO vlentOS.
perO necesaria de tOdO punto
para que todas las republicas
del Sur vayan perdiendo el re
cello que ahOra maDtienen vlvO,
V que va COmlenzan 4 tener para
el Norte, agreslvos y muy Ia
mentados desqulteS.
Vamos perder tOdOS esOs
mcrcados, han diChO los hom-
bres que piensan cuerdamente;
los que no Sc han engreido con
la O1isea del expansiOnlsmO.
America no necesita terrific
rios, necesita pueblOs, Y el Cri-
men de Panama lie ha malquis
tado las voluntadcs; la presenta,
ante los pueblos del Sur y Cen
tro America, a manera de una
amenaZd perenne slmbOlizada
t6triCamente en- ell aguila de
garras extendidas y de corvo
pico, pronto d devorar.
Acaso Colon bia ha salvado d
la America del imperialismo,
en- que fatalmeDte iba a caer.
Han sido tan aCentuadas, tan
energicas sus protestas ante el
despojo tan inaudito el atrope-
Ito. tan sagrado y augusta su
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29

suhiaa cn "a calvafio ie 10.
Anac> tfagtNo tahlAaS sc Sn-
gfan saysrIso = este smf funcntc
cspsNisculo ilcuo dc TERRIBLE,
as ess IN 1sa> >pge son Sc amena
49,. Hfasa ac ~stlr~@Ns. ros dc
Soeofto grsto ~. Aa.N!.io v lie
vrnsanza ha soaa3o viDfsnte \
.rcclo. son COOS de tcmpestades Y
actonantes cxp.o>lones de vol
canes
Toios los puebsoS han oido.
Ia llesado a lodos ios puehlos
y ESQ - 10 4ue empicza a te-
mer Ia Repubhca iuerte la
gTan'ie. la que esta arliba
liav una guerra soTda. cue
hace mas dauo que los mas rui.
dosos ataqueS Y los mas empe-
nados combateS.
La guerra comercial e. de
vastadora.
Y a suS eieStos de ruina les
temen. con razon oS america
nos.
Sera el dcsa>tre de la in
dustria. la catastrofe soclal de
Norteamerica.
Entonces sabrisn 10 que es
malestar economico, las calami
dades que enjendra el desequl-
librio entire las neceSId3deS de
un pueblo V los reCursos que
tlene para satisfacerlas; de las
que han hecho tan misero case
V de nueStrOS COnstanteS Y ener-
gicos llamamientos.
iEl bloqueo comercial. el boy
cotting!
FL instinto de conservation
del pueblo americana, ha sentl-
do una fuerte saCudida, una re-
cia senSaci0n de tenor.
Es el natural desquite. e. pru-
dente obstaculo queipueden po
ner a la invasion los puebloS de-
blles por Ell aislamiento.
T Quitando reCursos pecunia-:
rios y fuerzas a la production
Sc quitan fuerzas y recursos al
expansiOnismO
;Ah, que cruel defensa por
que esa defensa lleva la des-
compo scion al seno mismo del
pueblo americana, echa Ell ger
men de revOluciones sociales,
de cOnt1lctOs internOs. anunCia
el recrndeClmientO del temidO
prOblema social; porque es cuan
do los puebos tienen hambre
que pierden la e5peranza en- las
recIamaclones pacihcas.
Asi, llega la prenSa america
ma a las mismaS COnCluslOnes
que hemos 6jado nO,Otros, es-
candal1zadOo de la COnducta ex-
terror de una Republica que era
tcnida como un modelo de la
democracia.
Pero no eS Panama solamen-
te, 10 que alarma a los pueblos
latinOs de la America. rs Puer
to Rico tambi6n.
No olviden los Estados Uni
dos que todos es0s puoOlos ha-
blan el CastellanO.
Los lamentOs de nuestra prem
50, que no entienden o no que
rem or los hombreS de la me
tr0poli, los oyen y entlenden
perfeCtamente, los pueblos her
manOs Ael nuestrO.
Colombia ha erguido s0bre
los Andes su traglca tigura de
martir, Puerto Rico mas triste,
mas solo. mas abandonado la
exhibe sObre un pen0n en- me6lo
de los mares.
Son las dos prlm eraS viCtimas
del expansionismo, aviSandO a
Ia America, ay1Sando al mundo
del pellgro.
y es natural la represalia
presentida por los estadistas
que no Sc enorgulleCen como
Roosevelt, de tener una ciudad
que lIeve Su nom bre, Sobre una
colina, en- la TERRA de la tral-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29

Manana volvera salir para Are
cibo en- union del sefior Fernandez
Juncos y tomaran parte en- las que Sc
efect1en con ell seflor Landr6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-29

El Sub. comision ado d lie Instruction
Mr. Lord regres6 esta mahana dc
Aguadilla, h1biendo mado parte en-
conferencias escolares celebradas en-
Utuado, Ponce, Yauco, San German
Mayagiiez, Aguadilla y San Sebas-
tidn.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08
Z Fellow CeuntrYmen...


An English acsor: tells q story: Of
go Irishman named Flanagan, L 10 HAD
been ont of work some time, and at
length; applied 10: . circus proprietor
for a position. IS 8 s.? \ IS: ;.s ss
E:S{ q There was mo regular place open,
~ but the manager looked flanagan.
Qver and said: .Es;g
Our largest lion died last & week,
hut ! we kept his skiiinn.s and IL you like
go tiinto it, and be shown as; q slion, J,
you can have the Job. .t5 L
M E flanagan agreed. AT Y z tIae !; first
shoW syths proprietor stepped into she
|E|eaga Sand / said !: !. Ladies' and Gentle.
mem .l.el To prove Athe ,dqpility 81 This
roaring lion, 4 shall order him into 10
|$the cageWith ferori6us tig II, ,';:S1 5 |I2E
|sS$F sSF flanagan hui back; bult tbs oirous
|sproprse tor prod dad him with z a sword
and thrsataned TO run him through, /,
aud saion9 was driven into i tie s,saI aaanlo
Gage Wilh the tiger. There he backed
into sia corner and Dried , Esq. 5pars d
|me s:5s}
hen The ferociona tiger B sumpaa s q
his feet Eannd q sansa aered, need B: Is
bsS affaid 'm an sGllishmn,a,r, ii ln, IL,
mlssel estern Record Il rs
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08

hiq,s - happened to see the guard
hsst and put Robert on notice and
then departed from tho scene of our
operations at speed that would have
Done credit to q Kentucky racer. OF
course l thought Robert would follow
my example. but he remained tili the
preacher came up, who was good enough
not to have him arrested. AS we'll as
l now remember his name was Doaue.
new Market was the place that we got
into the above mentioned scrape, and
L believe tbat w.. T. Doaue must be
the maa Ee met under such unfavor-
able circumstances. If it is, he he's
gone whc be will have NO hungry
marauding soldiers to trouble him,
aud where I hops he will be happy sor
evermore. Hand che clipping to Rob
eft and learn what he thinks about it.
expect you will thirk before you
reach this page that my letter ought
to have come. to close before this.
| mustNtell you little about our
crops and th~n I am done. Every
thing we raise III this section is short
with us, about two-t thirds Of crop is
all We will gat, but as the farmers have
been getting good prices for their cot
ton l suppose they will be able to pull
through. s. -. z :. t..aa i.
Write me- long letter. First, tell
me about yourself and family, Second,
what you know aboutfthe remains OF
Co, @. Third, all that you know
about matters and things in general.
i Ny vile, joins me in kind: wishes
for yourself and family. ~ ,:.:tas<< :.:.:tas<<
: !. n. l. 81: Il, .,.5: w. B. Quailes.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08
THE VITAL CENTER.
No Man Stronger than His tomach-Lst Siren then
Your Digestive Susfam -

The stomach is your vital center.
No man is stronger than his stomach.
Every organ Of the body is sus-
tanned and nousished by food which
is converted into nutrition in the
stomach and conveyed to every part
of the system il the scztfrl Of blood.
For this reason, when the stomach
10 strengthened with AIi-o~na sua is
able to convert the food into nour-
ishment, all other organs soon be-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08

come we'll. This explains many cures
OF heart, liver, or kidney diseases in
the cases where Mi-o-na is used.
Ii is the most wonderful health re-
storer known, and is sold by Evans
Pharmacy uader an absolute guarantee
that 1t costs nothing unless it restores
health. just one little tablet out of
a 90 ceas box OF NJi.o.na for few
days, and you will soon see great
improvement in your health.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08
cOnsassas to grinae to Save .saI'
81, s....:. =: II 10 Sons. =

Veldosta, Ga, Nov. Is. G..
Rawlings has made o: confession Of
hiring Alf hdoore TO kill w. L: Car.
tor, but he says that she killing os
the children was net in the s'trade."
He'ssya that he particularly caution
ed the negro not to harm, the chill
dren. ::y ... 5.. a j j 81: ...
Joe. Bently sand Mitch johnson
made Q trade with Ale Moore to do
the bloody. work, and Joe Bensly. and
Alf Moore wanted to kill Carter on
Sunday night before, but they could
not get q buggy at Hahira TO- go to
Carter's house He says they tried
to hire q buggy. but that the liverye
man would not hire it to them unless
thesy =oala tell him where they were
going. .,. 3: 4. ST *.:: l;.5> /.
Rawlings !: says that his confession
came without the knowledge % Of Ills
lawyers, as he had reached the p;sce
where he could not keep quiet any
longer. j ., So: E I @. 5,2. = !:
\ he fays that he is thoroughly indif-..
fefent GO the decision Of the supreme
eoart' s9 far as he is concerned, but
he swsnts his sons saved. Il. 81. y Il 3$ q
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08
- Au.smpty head cannot be hal.

- Aussmpty head cannot be hal.
loved.sTo!a ~ = - ... ... -.
80, ,tt4 10 :lts
Ola Hsapuet glosify God by de.
spisipg his word.
=: ThaS SFFPoe FOR gold docs not make
TIE golden race. ,..a.
- In immoral matters one and one
may make q million.
" - All our debts to God are payable
to'men.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08

When q, han brags of q good
deed it is becsuse he knows so few Of
them.
The man whose life leads no.
where is never late in getting there.
- Love runs over, but it never
slops over.
- Only crooked heart will Justify
its acts by twisted texts.
- He who serves not sins.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08
AN INTERESTING LETTER
Written by q Former Resident of Andersen,
County. 49, =: III j


country as the eye would care to look
upon. We saw no cotton, but horses
and mules, cattle and waving fields OF
grain were in evidence on every hand
1t Tas harvest time and I, noticed
that they drove their reapers at O.
sweeping gallep. From the general
appearance Of the country one would
naturally suppose that the people
there live in ease aud comfort, but I
daEe say that those who do the work
eh'ak 5 tongh time IL is FOR than, just
as all mon think who have TO work
for their support. r. s.s.5 e.
s Louisville is a larger town.: aud q
much prettier one, than / ..expeosed to
see. L vas saily decorated which, Of
course, added to it's beauty, but it's
parks, its public buildings, business
houses and private residences would
have been pleasing to the eye without
decoration. 1 & ., 4 . n. ..-: .. Z.
T We attended the opening exercises
OF the reunion and listened to the ad-.
dresses Of welcome by the mayor of
Louisville e and the Governor Of KEN
tueky, beaides 9 number Of Others, in.
oluding Joe Wheeler, but We became
tired and left the hall before Gen. Lee
spoke, and returned 10 more,v but
passed our timein: looking over. the
CITY and visiting other places OF in
tel iest. .. 5 =. ,. s. ST:
We esessssssa SIC SIC Ghioo River into il, ., Ia.
diana and mixed with the Yankees
who fought us in the sixties. They.
treated ua very nicely and invited us
60 come again, but I; cant feel to-
ward them exactly like I do y toward
the Confederate soldier. :..:. 4 s .5 .:.: :. !.
We attended the Veterans ball
where we saw OF least q thousand per.
sons dancing at the same time with
about t:senty{ thousand more looking
on. Among the dancers were gray
hhsaded y eterans who. kept time to the
music with the sponsors and maids Of
hohori as gracefully AS any, ;of the.
younger set. An Old lady who sat
near mo said ,s' O III, what fne looking.
old men. Don't yyon know. that they.
were handsome when they we're young, Z;
Every one nhn. hAs:. l While
the dance went $on. # !, 5
AN intsrentiug feature sofS the .re..
unio!n vas the barbecue gizeein 81 TO The;
|oia anl 9iesa d - II tic ;, ohio
az Shawnee Park, eight miles from.
Lloaiayiiis ] e. he park >was about: as. D
iloyal as nature md art could make.
IL, and IS 8or sthe one Gan. Zee
|.aaid pc worth The tripI, I Ssto Louis
Vile. t$was5 nice ereat TO be h SUI sure 7.
but his estimate of it Z think was 81 4
|trife feoyer.rated. s i.
i 'EIa BE resting place Of the. dead 5usa.
anoth her intsreating spot that i visited
siltSeoYers sl1,S. aerss ofj land upon 3 which;
|ni llioas of money has 5b ean: s expended. ],
a There portion oe Che cometerly, ~,
where Conf dernte and Federal sol.;
|,diers ores buried Ind who 81 q are Il 81 sepa- p
y rate dSf ron, each other only By a gravel
ly2sYal costly lGo niurmeint MAJ nj ks;
their esting place !of tie soldiers 81: &
either. side, but al lhnlmbie head
and stonas with Sta g5iniens
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08
S1'A w. 'f'o"S' Fres and Treas b.
~ q. FARMER,
The Anderson Real Estate
and Investment Co..
BUYERS AND SELLERS
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS & BONTo2
&C. CUMMINGS. Sales Dept
J. G. CUMMINGS, Sales Dep'ts.

Our facilities handling your property ase psrssz s
we are large advertisers MI country RisAs no
we are having considerable inquiry this aa
ming Counties. and in the Piedmont
VINO wish to dispose of their property Will aa
in position make quick and satisfactory aas
Now is the time to list your property wish u.s. aa VIC
will proceed at once to give attention properties e~
trusted to us.
Address all Communications to J. C. Cummines aagas
Department.
ANDERSON RElL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CQE1PlHvg.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08

ing letter from Dir. ". B. Quailes, q,
one ti4e resident Of this county,
but no " q resident on Georgia. Mr.,
QuailsIvas member Of Company g,
Palmetto Sharpshooters, during the
war. ofIthe 6n'ss aa was also Mr.. Gen.
try. both OF shom were eplepdid sol
diers who neyer shisked duty, and
could be counted on to do their share
of the fighting. Mr. Quailes gives an
Interesting account of his trip to the
Louisville reunion and: d:other matters.
-. Herod, Ga, Oct. 2, 1905. ):
Dear Lewis: IL has been quite a
while since have he'd the plsasure Of
a talk with you, though I think Of you
often and wonder how the world serves
yes you as time rells on. II have had
it in mind before this TO write you,
but have been kept from doing so
more for the want Of something to
say shat would interest you than any
thing else. But phall not let this
little matter deter mo from writing
you any longer, and as you have no
acquainttDce in this section you see !
shall have TO con!lne my letter prin.
oipaliy TO myself and family. Well,
my family 10 quito small now, COM
spared to what il once was. 7 havs
four ohildren living, all girls. Two
are married, one is OF teaching school
and one, still in school, So you see
me and my wife, or my wife and me,
just 90 youslike !. it, have the whole
house to ourselves. We are; a bit
lonesome at times, buswa have good
neighbors, good books. news spapers and
magazines for our rentertainment which
makes us reaa enably content with our
situation. One oP the greatest trou.
bles Ihayp Is when + want to leave
home for several days 7 have no one Oh,
to stay at home with my wife. \ I
wanted to 60 to the Louiaviile reunion
les. So Lad Is send For one Of
my married dang hters TO Eann,..s aud saa
stay witbh herr mother while L wac gone. &.
I hayS een :to .sa several y reunions but
the one Lo,lisvilleIWas one Of the
most pleasant $eysr attend LED, NY.
daughter Who Is now from 1i home d Il teach. .,ai
ing. went with me. 8 S We II started "a. tihle, ihle,
fret day that tiskets were aold, !, which.
gave De Il Iitttatir sto loiter , On the
!. = q & M 81 :== # 5s5 2 &
( We stopped f;ya aouraa our &. 5.i :: mi ant.
gomrery. Il 4, aud IA took q in$ n $si,e sishta 4 81 tba
oity:$1s 8 yFs visited III ,i shs B state House
whioh as one m lime ia aaB Il che Capital Il 81 j
the Confed eraoy, s al 81 }yo,, d, know, In
the tiline on IL. y ssroI soreh ,,. S y
staar. placed by TIL. iii III; ladies' az tho Con-,
federal with thle folIoytti ing 81: inacrip- m i
ton, ,,Ihis sfar IE mar 81 Ii sho apot uncn
whioh JsiFessoin E 81 Davis ias asood li ! ,sh1n. II ia
delivered his, inaugural IA dress ii 81 Sthe il
18th FEBRUARY, s6is nsii, 5off
the Bni aipEyg ars many ,,ar
relies, bus lasisahioh attracted &C ,,l is my
whioh a Davis Iai arSi VIA 1,hassG;s ,,
known as tha Davis t room s he5 roam l,o
contains Il the, m ,Ebsa rl5o,n 81 sEa
used Whils the Ia,,,a; naa
atss ont a,n b 4 3, & 8
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-08
CONGRESSIONAL BLUFFERY.

When the Members Do and Do Not
Want to Go on Record.
There is lot of bluff and buster in
congressional life. When the railroad
rate bill passed the house almost
unanimously the vote was recorded
under a call for the yeas and nays-a
proceeding that was quite unnecessary.
The members wished in this way to
persuade their constituents of their
great regard for the public interests,
while they neither expected nor intend
ed that the bill should become a law.
But when the navy bill, carrying an
appropriation of 300, 900, was
passed they refused to call the yeas
and nays, and were counted by telers.
They were not certain about the wis
dom of this navy bill, and in view of
the vacillations of public opinion they
were not at all DESTROYS of making
record that one day might rise up
against them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-08
LEPERs ESCAPE NEW ORLEANS
People OF the City Are Alarmed Lest
the Disease Spread Rapidly.

People OF the City Are Alarmed Lest
the Disease Spread Rapidly.
The New Orleans board of health
has been notified that during the past
two weeks five lepers have escaped
from the state Lepers' home and gone
directly to New Orleans. These lep-
ers are now at large in that city, and,
as none of them have been apr ehend-
ed it is feared that they will spread
the disease to considerable extent
before they can be found.
Up to the present time there has
been but little effort on the part OF
the lepers to escape from the home,
and it is likely, now that it has been
found that the inmates of the hospital
have been going to New Orleans
whenever they pleased, that the most
stringent measures will be adopted by
the state to prevent their escape.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-08

A liberal proposition but you can con-
vince yourself that it is true. Deposit
25 cents with us for bottle of Para
canph, First Aid to the Injured. Use it
on your sore spots anywhere from head
to foot. Use it as directed; if you are
not satisfied with the results, bring the
empty bottle back and get your money.
Don't hesitate-Par is sold strictly
on ''money back principles" 1t quick
" relieves and cures Neuralgia, Rheu-
matte Swellings, Sore Throat, Sore Chest,
Dry Eczema, Sore Feet, Soft Corns,
Pains in the Back and Shoulders from
Colds. Paracamph cures Burns, Cuts and
Bruises quickly without leaving ugly
scars. Paracamph absolutely prevents
blood poisoning. Do not argue-get
bottle to-day with the understanding that
Fit fails to satisfy, your money viii be
refunded. Trial size 25c.; family sizes
COG. and $I.oo.
Bell Bros, Dawson, and }. III. Will
ford & Co, Parrott, Special Agents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-08
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strikes
the hidden rocks of consumption,
pneumonia, ETC., you are lost, if you
don't get help from DR.. Kings New
Discovery for consumption. j. w.
McKennon, of Talladega Springs,
Ala. writes: 81 had been very Ill
with pneumonia, under the care OF
two doctors, but was getting no better
when 1 began to take DR.. Kings New
Discovery The first dose gave relief
and one bottle cured me. Sure cure
for sore throat, bronchitis, coughs
and colds. Guaranteed. For sale by
Dawson Drug Co. Price 30 cents and
81 90. Trial bottle free.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1905-03-08
Palace WiIIed to Cats.

Old maids are not alone partial to
cats. There died in Wilkesbarre, Pa,
the other day a rich man who pro-
vided in his will that his fine three
story residence should be kept open
for the benefit of his cats, "Pinkie
and "Blackie," as long as they lived;
that a housekeeper should be retained
for them, and that the sum of SO a
month should be devoted to the living
exDenses of the housekeeper and the
cats