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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
HEARD IN PASSING

A woman never seems surprised when a man makes fool of himself over her.-PhiladelIhia Record.
 Still there were some fairly capable men in the early-day cabinets although they didn't step into s1O0.OC0 jobs when they retired.-Kansas City Jour- nal
 The old-time effort to comfort tle people by telling them they are suffer- ing from humidity and not from heat. Is being revived without success Washington Star.
 The picture of public officials being declared not to be public officials in order to get around the constitution of which they are the final interpreters. is not a pleasant one. nor is 1t made prettier by the fact that the chief advocates of this peculiar legislation have been appointee= of these same judges. When state attorneys appear in strenuous support of increasing the pay of the men who select them. the old fashioned observer feels a bit in- clined 10 question the deIicacy of the operatiOn.-Hartfor1 Courant
 The news from Sunspee ia that John Hays doctor thinks he will. be able to sit up week hence. This does not indicate that Mir Hay return cd from Europe in the strong eondi- ton reported at the time of his ar rival The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia Record. a SccI authority. states that fhe secretary Of state WAS badly -jzrTed- by the action taken by Mr Roosevelt in the Bowen IyoSmis affair. There have been a zps-f many incidents to worry a pune tTIIous man in the state department in these days of slzp-dssh diplomzey- Harfford Tmes-
 It Is known that Mfr Wallace uauts . sea-sevel canaL He v1sbes ft tD bo
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Representative Bede of Minneso

Representative Bede of Minnesota. and Guy A. Eaton, commander of the naval militia at Duluth, were in Wash ington recently to see the president and the secretary of the navy in re- gard to the Fern, which is to be turned over to the naval militia of Michigan. The department will give the vessel but spend nothing on it, so the naval militia will have to pay S4,000 to re- pair the Fern at Newport News and S1,OOO to get it at Duluth. Not very gracious act on the part of the depart ment, perhaps, but it is scarcely ex- pected it will ever ask for the return of the vessel. .... ... ..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Knees Strong Again.

Robert Holmes is popular young man residing at 11 Bronson street Waterbury, and works for the Plume &. Atwood Manufacturing Company He has hearty praise fer the Radio Chemic Physicians. He says: T or nearly two years had weakness of the knees. It came on suddenly. and was worse when I walked or danced tried many things but grew no better. Finally went to the X-Ray Doctors, and took their wonderful X-Rsy mag netic treatments I began to improve at once in regard to my walking. and now my knees are strong. for I have no weakness in them I am glad td recommend the Radio-Chemic Physi- clans. and their treatments.
 fSignedD ROBERT HOLMES"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30

This popular lady lives at 291 Asy- lum street. Hartford. She says: 'I had fainting spells and became blind every two weeks. Also had pains in mp chest and heart weakness. My stomach would sour. with much bloating. Besides all this. I had an internal tumor for which an opera lion uas advised. heinz told if I re- fused I could not live. I would not consent to that. hut went to the K Ray Doctors and put myself under their treatment The relief I have secured seems wonderful Since the second week I haven't had the fainting spells. my heart is strong. 1 eat well and feel like new woman. I don't bloat and the rupor 1s near Iy gone. fSixnedi.
 MRS E. C. MURPHY"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
:, up from the Ranks.

William Watt, who has been ap- pointed director of the Dusseldorf Sci ence and Art institute, Is the second son of blacksmith of Port Glasgow, Scotland. Starting with no advantage of birth or money or influence, he has largely educated himself. He is 32 years old.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Don't Wear Them.

The pressure of stiff high collar on the pneumogastric nerve has been found by Dr. F. B. Brubaker to pro duce unpleasant symptoms, like numb ness, nausea, lassitude and depression of spirits. He believes that prolonged pressure by close-fitting collar would tend to serious disease, such as lung disease.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Mercenary,

"Yes," Uttered the homely heiress, ''Mr. Skeer proposed to me last night and kissed me" aass t "O!'l interrupted Miss Snappe. "he'd do anything for money."-Philadelphia Ledger.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Not Nourishin1.

Bumps-Hardup says he's living on hope.
 Humps-I wondered why he looked so thin! Why doesn't he get to work and earn enough to get fat on?-De- troit Free Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Weather on Mars.

Astronomers state that the first snow of the season fell on Mars, May IS. AS far as scientists are able to carry their observations. our neighboring planet, like the earth, has the weather for leading topic of conversation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Lung Treatments

The attention of experienced special. ists is needed in handling throat and lung diseases A positive and accur ate diagnosis is required such as the Radio-Chemic Physicians are able to make. by the use of their X-Ray Light
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Built Nest on a Drawbar.

Wabash car inspectors of Peru, Ind, found a robins nest containing four eggs, on a draw-bar of passenger cotch of fast train the other day. The nest was made at Buffalo and was carried all the way from that city to Peru without being damaged. The nest and eggs are on exhibition at the office of the trainmaster.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Propelled by a Boot.

Farmer Geehaw-Waal, caught that young city spark last night that's been hangin' around our Mandy.
 Farmer Giddap-An' what happened, Jabez?
 Farmer Geehaw-Oh, the spark flew upward. Louisville Courier-Journal.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Again the Imp.

Desdemona was breathing her last. Well" she said, 'I suppose l can blame this on the Black Imp"
 And Othello, stung by the allusion, wept with remorse.-N. Y. Mail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
The End.

.s"Rlank .s had g mania for proposing
 What cired him?" His wife. She married him."-De- 'troIt Free Press. ,a.a a'frf'' s'77is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30

Internal revenue taxes on coffee. tea. beer and other neee<sariez Is to be the -connon peopieis share of the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Long in Service.

Long in Service.
 Earl Nelson, who is in his eighty second year, is the. only living peer who was member of the house of lords when Queen Victoria came to the throne. His lordship is not direct descendant of the great Lord Nelson, who left no sons but is grandson of his sister, Mrs. Bolton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Keep It Dow

e Don't cultivate your conscience; will only make you uncomfortable.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
TWO MORE WEEKS.

Complying with popular the xRay extend the XRy
 Wednesday and Saturday, Do lose this opportunity
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Precautions.

Before calling man liar be sure you are right-then use a telephone
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
A Surs Sign.

SUre 0IgH.
 The sure sign of a fool is that he forgets his folly.-Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
Good Advice.

Cultivate thick skin if you propose to be indeI IeldeDt.-N. Y. Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-30
The Tracy Bros Co.,
 Lumber reaIers and Builders
 Benedict Street Waterbury. Conn

Secret Out. Friend-I don't see how you can af- ford to sell automobiles like that for only $500.
 Dealer-Oh. make my profit on the repairs. That's the answer.-Chicago Daily News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

Earl Of Aberdeen.
Hon. T. C. R. Agar-Robartes.
DUO d'Albe.
Lord and Lady Abingdon.
Lord Alverstone.
Marquis of Anglesey.
Countess of Annesley.
Baron Ansthauser.
Sir Ralph Anstruther.
Prince and Princess Luigi d'Araugo.
Earl OF Arran.
Mrs. Astor.
Lord Athlumney.
Baron d'Auconat.
General Bailey.
Lord Balfour of Burleigh.
Herr A. Balm (Hamburg-American
Line).
Sir Squire Bancroft.
MI. J. NJ. Barrie.
Lord Bateman.
Prince de Beauveau.
Sir William J. Bell.
Hon. Robert Beresford.
Lady Marcus Beresford.
Ri. Hon. Sir Francis BERTHE.
Mr.. Justice Bigham.
Mr.. Augustine Birrell, K. c.
Lady Blomeheld.
Princess Blicher.
Lord Boston.
Ethel Lady Brabourne.
Viscount Brackley.
Mr.. John Bray (Gen. Consul of America
in the Commonwealth of Australia).
Lady Brickwood.
Earl and Countess of Buchan.
Baron Won ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sir Geo. Bullock.
Sir George and Lady Bullough.
Sir Francis Burnand.
Baron and Baroness Caillard.
Lord Cardross.
Hon. c. Campbell.
Viscountess Cantelupe.
Earl OF Caraarvon.
Sir William Darlington.
Mr.. Ridgley Carter.
Signor Caruso.
Lord Castlemaine.
Lord and Lady Castletown.
Earl Cawdor.
Baroness Cederstrom (Mme. Patti.
The Right Hon. Austen Chamber
lain, NJ P.
The Right Hon Joseph Chamberlain,
MP, and Mrs. Chamberlain.
Earl and Countess of Chesterfield.
Sir George Chetwynd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

AOIo
Sir Archibald Lamb.
Lady Louisa Langley.
Viscount Lascelles.
Sir Joseph Lawrence, NJ. P.
Duke and Duchess of Leeds
Sir Bryan Leighton.
Marquis de Leuville.
Princess Lichtenstein.
, Sir Thomas Upton.
Sir John and Lady Lister-Kaye.
Lord Loch.
Sir Simon Lockhart.
Count and Countess de Lombardt.
Earl of Lonsdale.
Lord Lovat.
Lieut.-Gen. Sir Drury Lowe.
Lord and Lady Lurgan.
Commentators Ferdinando de Luzio
General Sir Neville Lyttelton.
Sir Evan and Lady MacGregor.
Sir Alexander Mackenzie.
Sir Arthur Mackenzie.
Viscountess Maitland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ian Malcolm, M. P.
Lord Mansfield.
Countess of Mar and Kellie.
Signor Marconi.
Hon. Dudley Marjoribanks.
Duchess of Marlborough.
Count NJ. de Mars.
Lord Marsham.
Viscount Marsham.
Lady Martin.
Sir Herbert Maxwell, M. P.
The Lord Mayor.
Mr.. w. Macarthur, NJ. P.
Sir Schomberg Mcdonnell.
Sir Lewis McIver, NJ. P.
Prince Menza.
Princess Meschersky.
Lady Milbanke.
Mrs. Ogden Mills.
Countess of Mimic.
Prince Mirsky.
Count de Moltke.
Sir Hugh Montgomery.
Duke and Duchess of Montrose.
Sir Ralph Moor.
Rear-Admiral George Neville.
Lady Marlborough.
Duke OF Newcastle.
Viscount Newry.
Sir Andrew Noble.
Duke and Duchess of Norfolk.
Earl and Countess of Northbrook.
Viscount Northland.
Hon. G. Nugcnt.
Count O'Brien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

I Leut.-Gen. Sir John French.
Mr.. Charles Frohman.
Chief Justice Fuller q. S. A.
Sir Christopher Furness, M. P.
Prince Furstenberg.
Viscountess Gage.
Lord Gerard.
Mr.. Justice Gildersleeve U. S. A.
Sir Percy Girouard.
Lord Glenesk.
Due de Gramont-
Countess of Granard.
Mile. Jeanne Granier.
Lady Lillian Grenfell.
Hon. Sidney Greville.
Viscount Grey de Wilton.
General Grierson-
Lord Grimthorpe.
Hon. Ivor Guest, NJ. P.
Hon. Montague Guest.
Baron Julius de Gunner.
Mr.. Rider Haggard.
Earl of Halsbury.
Hon. A. Hamilton.
Lady Hardinge.
Sir Alfred Harmsworth, Bart.
Lord Harris.
Hon. Ch Harris.
Sir Brodrick Hartwell.
Princess Hatzfeldt.
Marquis and Marquise de Hautbois.
Lord Arthur Hay.
Hon. Claud Hay, Mp.
Sir Duncan Hay.
Viscount Hayashi.
Rear-Admiral Henderson.
Lady Hesketh.
Captain Holford.
Lady Holland.
Sir Edward Hamilton.
Mr.. Anthony Hope.
Countess de Hoyos.
Col Willard HunSiker.
Marquis of Huntly.
Lord and Lady Inverc1yde.
Sir Henry Irving.
Mr.. Rufus Isaacs, K. c., MP.
Sir Thomas Jackson.
Lord James of Hereford.
Hon. Walter James.
Sir Hubert birmingham.
The Sultan of Johore.
Sir Alfred L. Jones.
Maharajah of Kapurthala.
Lord Kenyon.
Earl of Kimberley.
Earl and Countess of Kinnoull.
Earl OF Kintore.
Mr.. Rudyard Kipling. Ss.iXs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

! Prince and Princess Odeschalchl.
Lord O'Hagan.
Sir Edwin Palmer.
Comte de Passe.
Hon. 6. Peel.
Prince Henry de Pegomas.
Lady Mary Pepys.
Lord William Percy.
President Peters (Hamburg-American
Line).
Sir Chas. and Lady Petrie.
Sir Frederick Pollock.
Lord Poltimore.
Earl of Portarlington.
Baron Powsen.
Sir George Prescott.
Sir Francis Price.
Sir Dighton Probyn.
Prince Zeyasinh Rae.
Sir E. J. Reed, M. P.
Baron Carl Won Reidenhausen, of the
German Embassy.
Nine. Rejane.
Baron G. Reuter-.
Sir Edward Richardson.
Hon. A. Robartes.
Hon. F. H. Robartes.
Earl Roberts.
Lord Robertson.
Hon. r. B. F. Robertson.
Count and Countess de la Roche.
Due de La Rochefoucauld.
Sir A. K. Rollit, M. P.
Lord Justice Romer.
Mrs. Ronalds.
Earl of Ronaldshay.
Lord Rosmead.
Lady Ross.
Earl and Countess of Rosslyn.
Mr.. Alfred de Rothschild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold de RothschiId
Mr.. de Rouskowsky, Russian Embassy
Duke and Duchess of Roxburphe.
Hon. Charles Russell.
Baron Ryenkiewitz.
LIE Comte de Saboy.
Lady Margaret Saclville.
Marchioness Caesar de Sain.
Prince de Salignac.
on n. Samuel, NJ. p, and Lady Samuel.
Sir Chas. Sawle.
rrince and Princess Schonburg.
Count and Countess Crb,,1a,L
Baron and Baroness Won Scbwarzenbach
Major-Gen. Scobcl.
Lord Francis Scott.
Mr. Justice Scott Gu. Az
Sir Samuel Scott.
Signor A. Scott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

| Earl of Seton.
Earl OF Selborne.
Colonel SERGEANT, CB.
Sir Henry Seton-Karr, M.P.
Sir Albert Seymour.
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy.
Duchess of Somerset.
Viscount Southwen
Marquis de Several.
General Splitter.
Lord Stanley, M. P.
Lady Alice Stanley.
Lord Stavordale.
General Sir E. Stednan.
Sir Condic Stephen.
Sir Douglas Straight.
Earl Of Suffolk.
Comte Szapary.
Lord Edmund Talbot, MP.
Lady Edmund Talbot.
Comte de Talleyrand.
Sir John Taylor.
Lieut.-Col. Sir Richard Templ&
Sir Chas. and Lady Tenant.
Lord Tennyson-
Miss Ellen Terry.
Sir Henry and Lady Tchborne.
Countess Torby.
Lady Katherine Trench.
Sir G. Wyatt Truscott.
Lord Tweedmouth.
Captain Hon. H. Tyrwhitt.
Sir Henry Vavasour.
Viscount de Vesci.
Marquis de Villavieia.
Baron de Vile.
Lord and Lady Vivian.
Sir James L. Walker.
Lord Wallscourt-
Sir Edward Ward, K. CD.
Sir Philip and Lady Watts.
Sir Aston Webb, R. A.
Prince and Princess Weissenburg. Z
Lord Westbury.
Mr.. George Westinghouse.
Count Westphalien.
Judge Wheeler, K. C.
Sir William White.
DR.. Wiegaud North German LLOYD
Mr.. and Mrs. Hwfa Williams.
Lord Willoughby de Eresby, NJ. P.
Sir Chas. Rivers Wilson.
Mr.. Stanley Wilson, M. P.
Lady Wolverton.
Earl of Yarmouth.
Mr.. Chas. T. Yerkes.
Princess Ysenburg.
Count Zertschini.
Count Bella Itchy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-16

Hon. Joseph H. Choate.
Lady Clarke.
Lord Clifton.
Hon. Sir John Cockburn.
Lord Alwyne Compton, NJ. P.
Earl of Cork.
Theodosia Lady Cottenham.
Earl and Countess OF Coventry.
Earl of Crawford.
Lord Crichton.
Lord Crofton.
Sir Morgan Crofton.
Earl and Countess of Da1housie.
Lord Dalmeny.
Mr.. Justice Darling.
Sir William Dawson.
Viscount Deerflurst.
Prince Demidoff.
Earl of Denbigh.
Countess of Derby.
Earl of Desart.
Sir Thomas Dewar, NJ. P.
Marquis of Downshire.
Vice-Admiral Sir Chas Drury.
Mr.. Duke, K. c., M. P.
Hon. Robert Gerard Duncan.
Lord George Dundas.
Lord Dunedin.
Sir John Durston.
Signora Duse.
Baron and Baroness Eckhardstein.
Earl of Eg1nont.
Lady Eileen Elliot
Sir William Emerson.
Lady Encombe.
Earl of Enroll
Viscount and Viscountess Esher.
Earl and Countess of Essex.
Sir Charles Euan-Smith.
Mr.. Clay Evans (ex-American Consul
GeneraD.
Sir David Evans.
Lord Fairfax.
Lord Falconer.
Viscount Falkland.
Lord Farquhar.
Lady Fawcett.
Hon. R. FelIowes.
Count and Countess Festetics.
Mr.. W. S. Fielding, Minister of Finance
of Canada.
Sir Robert Filmer.
Admiral Sir John and Lady Fisher.
Admiral FitzGeorge.
Lady Eva Forbes.
Baron de Forest.
Captain Fortescue.
Sir John Fowler.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
FOrti6CandO a.PuertO Lazar0f

Dicen de Vladivostock que Sc espe-
ra un ataque de los japoneSes. quienes
estan concentrando un gran ejercito al
Norte de Corea y forti6cando a Puerto
LAzareff. en- d1cha Peninsula.
La expectation de un sitlo por mar
por terra no perturba la algeria de
Vladivostock. nj la Marcia de los ne
gocios
La vigilancia de los japor ese1 ha y.
terrumpIdo todo tra6co martini pero
Ia plaza esta bien abaStecida, auL que
los preCios son suSidoS
A ruegp de la autoridad rusa, los
agregados navsles extranjcros estan
salendo de la plaza.
-Comunican de Shenking, Manchu.
ria, que los japoneses tratan de fan
quear los rusos por Ell Este, de cuyo
mcvimiento puede resultar una bara =
LA general un Contramovimiento de
los rusos por algdn lugar de la linea
especialmente 81 los japoneses vuel
ven su antigua tactica de atacar a
los flancos de las montafias.
La primavera. que Sc presenta tenn
prana, hace posibles estos movimien-.
tos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20


FL teniente Coronel de Ia armada de
los Estados UaldoS Mr. A. N. Wood,
Jefe inspector DEF tercer dlstrito de
taros de Pto. <ico, nos envia anuncios
reterente a exlmenes que han de We
rificarse el 20 de AbriI proximo a las
dlez de Su man ma en- la oficina de
fsroS, recibiendose solictudes hasta
las de la tarde del diA anterior ten
dram que ser eocritos dc puno y letra
de los lnteresados y Sc desea tengan
conocimlentos del idioma lngIes los
aspirantes.
Las plazas que Sc cub iran por exa-
men serAn un tolrcro su ayudante,
un maqulnlsta, un aj udante un car
plntero para scrvlr en- ucrt0 Rico. +.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
Una beca para
los puertorr5quefios

La Association Puertorriquena de
Alumnos de la Universidad de Virgil
MIA tiene ell derecho de nombrar un
Joven Puertorriqueno para una beca
en- dicha Escuela Tel beca dispense
al que 10 consigue del costo de su ms.
truccl6n en- ell departamento acxdemi-
co. No en- las escueias profesiouales)
Para aspirar q ella es necesario te-
ner IS mas amos de edad, ser de buen
caracter moral y dominar ell idioma in.
giles. Ell que 10 solicitale debera pre-
sentar pruebas satisfactorias (certih..
cados, diplomas etc) de poder cursar
con provecho las asignaturas que
pienSe elegir.
Los interesados dcben dirigirse en-
ingles.
AL sefior w. N. Berkeley, Box 46s-
San Juan Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
SuCeSO en- SantO DOMINGO

Emilio Psllat dominicano que resi-
di0 algdn tiempoc en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico regres6 4 Santo. Domin-
go puerto Plata hace algunos dias
y al llegir, TN ppiicla trato de prem
derlo p rque Sc decia habia cometido
un crimeu en- San Juan, y como no
quisief darse preso St entabl6 una
luch4 entire ambos, resultandu muerto
Il policfa de un tifo: inme da tamente
el senor Pallat Sc traslAd6 a San. Pedro
de Macoris donde fne; perSeguido
por una pareja de policfAs. que trAts
de prenderle nuevamente, entablando
Sc una lucha de la cual resultaron
nuertoS los dos policias, sirndo mas
luego capturado y llevado la prision
en- medic de TN immense geatio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
BandidOS japOneSeS y chinos

San Petersbbrgo, % de Febrero -
Aunque la ciudad esla llena de rpmo-
res de una batala en- progreso al sur
de Mukden, ell ministerio de la Guerra
no los conhrma. Sin embryo, de la
forma mutilada en- que pasan por la
censura los despachos especiales, Sc
colige la inminencia de operaciones
en- gran escaa. Los japoneSes mues
tran actiyidad por ambos faUcos (
ferrocarril ha vuelto 4 ser danado por
psrtidas mixtas.de ban lidos japoneses
y cainos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
In Situaci6n en Russia

a. hri acsmai ~ gma ic4rau doe Do
cmmrnsos ~snamsAns det Emp~racuf
Naoas. tI uao II s,samefo qae zps
frcsA r. 40 maashc .so AZ purllo rnwa.
= 81 ,srs un srsrrsssa airsslds - M
ri,trs asl InscmH cafkcief ds los
DIS a.cuua~u.as - IA rxirsof3ira-
ss.snrnss ..llsssata euffe sf Qne - "a
.fefw :1,f. sst.es - lei fgssesno uesrlsro'
'rfs.l, srm,ne A. SEA-.
\ IA - snsfessa "a atrgtdo. coaS0 -
Ia IA, 40 4. msss DE- pueblo rnxo.
Ia, pla.. - anfas nf,seh.n : quc. pnw
ae,,rnto ae 4 prsVsdcncia. ~ hsliz
.s,erssas IA ratthn tss insalrniex ala
uueN ar Ia. .taa sot - - San.
"a lgieSa no "a el Ascsinato del
prsr dauur ,~rsfn ! usras Abamina-
s,o,rS v.xhe,f. as.,lo : auo "
sp-i,s,e en- 8,rrranr d,s fr,po' esfse-
ado csn |. svea. dtvtna nor IN
terccsi "a de = santa lulrsts. manic
ne~ \ c.9rrse u >,.t,ma aufocfx,ico
Que e. Car. hr~e46 ae sss fnavoreS.
I'm de po@er ,asSri,illo int.cto 4 81
onS,cria.d
Para los lfb -sfes 81 manifesto f,e
oca>i6n d. n-.fsndi>,mo d.sen, an,o
Continue nm u mn m,rn,o II fanatis-
mo dc IA cla>e can, ,,,..ina cuyas sspi-
rsciones no s.n de orden politico. y
hscc c.so oni>o de los anheloS de Ia
Russia ilu>tr.d,. liberal
Is un iueoo de u n,l,br,s huecas Que
Srglin los liberal,s no h de salvar Ia
siiu,ci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
Cuario empressito

TOXIC veint- cincs DC Fchrere
- "a decidi1o ew3tir q cnsfto en-
presuts a.cionAl a. $500 600 .ooo. cpvA
niisd - eniutS .iamed,sianeate 81
;spo de emission Sef- % por cieato e.
de intsfe e. por cienio. amoriiEs bic en-
siete ssoS los banqueros lsponesr.
eonsidersn ac,ptsb bles las coniicioncs.
con uu ncrcado abundsnte en- dine
70 Y el pLtriousmO que impera en- el
pals sc espers una subscription crecida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
Solo para hOmbreS

Asfana. el cinemst6grafo "ksurr
dcticar& una fanci6n para hombre s.
solamente.
Las travesuras de los celebres
.mantes de los boulevares. y Ia gra-
cia 'pic4rezca de Jas p4riSienses del
dcmi monde" deshlarSn por cl inge
pioso aparstO. Tambien SC agfegarln
al espectaculo, experiences fi4icas
tomsdas del natural.
Esa noche, el paraiso sera rra1o
las Evas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
Ell 6XitO de "La OminoSa"

Hasta las primeras horas de hoy
ha bian sido ent~egados Ell los taleres
DE encuadernacion del BoLErIs MER-
cANrL, ochcclentos elem pl4fes de la
edici6n. mucho mas aum eS&rsa,5 de La
ominosa Esp ma, 4 su autor. don
Crist6bal Real
Los ochocien's elem )lares han sido
agotados 8:<:$
Ell libro de nuestro digno compa-
nero, ha obtenido una franca acogida
ppr Ell p4biico, un exito complete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
Buen articulO
EN- FAVOR DE PUERTO RICO

Fl New YoIk Suu" importants
pcri3dic0 de la cIudad de New York
que desie hacc aglp tempo viene
ocupandoSe con intele IS de los asuntos
puertcrriqreiioS. Inscrta en- su ediciop
correSp SpOndIeutc al del actual una
carta que lie diiigiera ell JueI xsociado
del Tribunal de DIstrito de San Iuan
Mr. Frank II. Rlchmod references a
los Ella morc"s &C Puerto Rico no por
cl Est4do propio . ependenclA sino
para que sea electiva la alta Camala
En- dicha cara que insertaremos
traduclda e1 nuestro n1mero de ma
mana Sc haCen deClaraCioncS muy "a
votab eS los puertorrlqueiios y otras
de bastante peso contra los pollticia rs
continentales que caen como bandadas
Sobre el presupuesto de la I,la.
Mr. Richmond merece uuestros
aplanSos por la sinceridad de sus de
c!araciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
El Bremen"

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-20
Para VladivOStOck

San Petcrsburgo. "a de febrero.--
Seg1n infornes hdedignos. el general
Kur1patkin esta reforzan1o cons,de
rablemente al general nevitch, e1
anticipation de que los japoneses ira
ten de fanquesrle en- Tsinketchen
y Sintsintln, monta fas situadas no
kilometres este de Mukden.
Sc ha recibibo un despacho del
general Kuropatkin. fechado aver, di-
ciendo que 20 torpederos japoneses,
aconpafiados de un crucero grande
iban dc viaje para Vladivostock.