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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-04

de Don Jose Facundo Cintr6n y Don
Zoilo Cintr6n y Succession de DofIa FL
vira Cintron; por ell EsteI con otros
de Bautista Rodriguez, Bartolo Pa
checo Y Dofla Margarita Cintron;
por ell Oeste, con otros de Dof1a Isl
dra Davila y Jorge Gonzalez, hallan-
dose enclavados en- la primera por-
ci6n los edihcios aparatos y maqui-
narias siguienteS:
La casa vivienda, de dos pisos,
construida de MADEIRA del pals ex-
tranjera, cobijada dc teias, con sala,
comedor. cinco habitaciones, coc ina
retrete en- sus altos y departam entos
en- los bajos para almacen de efec-
tos. Otra casa tienda, de MADEIRA, te-
chada de zinc. Otra casa de alma
cen con horno para cocer pan, techado
de hierro galvanizado.
Otras clncuenta caSitas de MADEIRA
y hierro galvanizado para empleados
y peones. Una casa taller de here
ria y carplnteria con maquina cal
dera de vapor y dos tornos y otros
titles.
La casa romeria de maderas {
hlerro galvanizado, montada sobre
sobre paredes de uno y medic metro
de altura con pi1ares de mamposte-
ria para soStener las baticiones col
gadlzo para la caldera. Dos aparatoS
de destllacl0n cOntfnua Sistema Gail,
uno C0mpletamente nuevo para ella
Dorar de tresclentOS 1 trescIentOS
clncuenta gal0nes ron pruebas veinte
y nueve Y treinta grades Cartier, en-
doce horas; y otro uSado en- buen
estado para hacer dc ciento treinta
clento clncuenta 9a,Ones de igual
prueba, tcnlendO su caldera bOmba
dc vapor, dos tanques dc material V
uno de MADEIRA, las neccsarias bati-
clones, tuberiaS llaveS canales.
Otra casa para los aparatos de ella
borar az1car, construida de maderas
del pals y eXtraniera, cubierta de hie-
rro galvanlzado, montada sobre pa.
redes de un metro de alto con tres
colgadlzoS para los baQues hornillas
+ Y calderas y tres tanques de material
pare aqua y miel; una maquina de
Vap0r de yeinte V cinc0 caballos efec-
tlvoS con trapiche, sube cana sube
gabaz0 Y ploucha giratoria t0do te-
chado, un tanque para recibir el qua,
rapo con su cedazo dc cobrc, tres de
fecadoras montadas dc doble fond0
de cobre de treinta cinco hect6li-
trOS de C bIda, con Su tuberla para
aqua, 9uarapo Y vapor: veinte tan
qucs de hierro para aqua. ouarapo.
sropy az0car. nueve tanoues para
aMjcar. dos tachos al vapor uno idem
al vacio con sus bomb3s de aire de
aqua Y sirop su maouina. ofra idem
de alimentaci6n, cuatro Durouinas
.centrifugas con su maquina motora
/ Y accessories; una bascuia Dlataforma
con su casa, para pesar Ia cana. dos
plataformas de hierro sosteniondo 81
techo los tanoues con esoaIera he
hicrro: TN mezciador de az,5car mon
tado. una bomba para mjeIes. c1atro
calderas multitubulares 9eneradoree
de vapor. uontadas 5oS de 49, =,
Slete pies de largo por siete de dia-
Il9lIo' una oe ounce pies por cinco
otfa dlez pies por seis; dos horna-
ilaS con selS tondos dc cuatrocientos,
quinlentos y selsclentos galones; una
chlnenea dc clento ocho pics de al
tura; doos ranchos para bagazo llenos
i ae compustlble noventa Y seis me-
tros de largo por trece de ancho uno,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-04
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-04

En- La CORTE DE DISTRI7O
DBL DISTRlTO JUDICIAL DE HUMACAO, R.
OFTCINA DEL MARSHAL.
4Estsdoe UnidOS de America.
El PreSidente SIS.
lie los Estados Unidos.
Ganco Territorial Agric0a Procedimien
TO especial
vs. en- cobro de
hipoteca.
Cintr6n Hermanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-04

rag STOP l)
sena Los pasage
DAILY, Sundays DiarO, 10
day only Domingo ament -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-04

OFICINA DEL MARSHAL.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-05-31

The condition Of Affairs IN Russia
IL very delicate this week. II will be
remembered that the lower house. in
lis reply 10 the throne, demanded
concessions Of the throne. among
which was amnesty for all political
prisoners, division OF the public
lands among the peasantry. and a
recognition OF trade unionism. The
reply 10 this address was conciliatory
but positive in its denial Of nearly all
OF the demands. On Saturday. the
lower house responded 10 the reply
with vote OF censure Of the minis.
try and demand for is retirement
This In taken as an ultimatum Of the
representatives, demanding the full
eat recognition OF the rights Of the
Douma TO legislale Is i sees tit with
In tbs limits OF the Fundamental
Law. II is freely prophesied that
the Emperor must choose between a
real constitutional government and
the loss, not only OF his crown, but
probably Of his head.
Guatemala is threatened with a
revolution which may endanger Am
erican interests in the republic, ac
cording 10 dispatches received at the
State Department Monday from Min
lister Combs. The scene Of the frou-
BILE is the northern part Of the repub-
lie, near the Mexican frontier, but
the cause is internal.
SpaiA is all agog over the marriage
OF It's king TO Princess Ena Of Batten-
burg which is scheduled for Thurs
day. Ii is a new thing for the Span
iards 10 mate outside the little circle
OF Bourbons. The marriage with an
English princess is prognostic OF
the awakening Of Spain to the idea
shat the world does move and people
must move with it. The young king
seems, from all reports, TO be man
ly young fellow, and il he can assert
himself from the hide bound tradi-
tions and policies Of Spain, he may
bring his kingdom into the line OF
progress.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-05-31
IDEAS

The man who only sees with half
an eye always thinks the world is
waiting for his views.
When you see man who puts all
his religion in safety deposit you
may know he hasn't any.
Many a man casts his eyes up TO
heaven that the world may forget
that his hands are in its pockets.
A funeral sermon may be good
Grafton, but il does not count for
much aa prophecy unless history
indorses ID.
You cant buy success at the bar
gain counter.
The hand-shaker may be leg
puller in disguise.
Love is dream, but marriage il
an alarm clock.
Even the fellow who IL welded "a
art may marry in haste 10 repent at
lcasure.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-05-31
IN OUR own COUNTRY.

President Roosevelt has won a re-
markable triumph over the packers
trust. A bill has just passed the
Senate as a rider 10 the agricultural
appropriation bill providing for a
thorough governmental inspection Of
all packing house products, those in
tended for home consumption as we'll
as those intended for export. The
bill passed without discussion, owing
il Is said. 10 the desire Of the pack
ing interests 10 escape an investiga
ton. II is acknowledged that this
bill is the result Of the disclosures
made by Upton Sinclair in his novel
The Jungle.
Disclosures have been made the
past week in the Interstate Com
merce Commissions investigation at
Cleveland that would drive anyone
but a Standard Oil maguate 10 fee
the country. Evidence has been
given that seems 10 place il beyond
a doubt that the charges Of bribery.
intimidation, espionage, and con
spiracy made against Standard Oil
are well founded. No rival has been
too small for the antagonism Of the
octopus. 10 even went after oil ped.
dlers. And all this after the solemn
asseveraiion Of a week ago that only
Legitimate business competition
had been employed by the great
trust.
II has developed during the past
week that the Pennsylvania Railroad
is greatly in need Of house cleaning,
altho President Cassatt has stood
stoutly against rebates aud has also
claimed that no discrimination has
been made by the officials Of the
road in favor Of special interests -
II appears that nearly all the Office
holders Of the company, including
President Cassatts son, have received
large blocks Of coal mining stock,
either as gifts or at ridiculously
small purchase price, and that the
roads that have thus seen" the
officials have enjoyed special advan
tages over other roads ia the matter
OF rates. connections. cars, etc. Pres
ident Cassatt says he IS astonished
and he talks Of reeigning.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-05-31
EIGHTH KENTUCKY HISTORY.


N'fNff 49,
The brigade marched thirteen
miles aud biyouacked on large
creek. Our sutler overlook us and
sold out one load Of goods 10 the
men. on credit, Of course.
The evening of the 2d our camp
fires lighted up the Banks Of Beaver
creek. within three miles Of the town
Of Glasgow. We passed through
that place the next morning and
camped on the Louisville pike, four
miles from town.
Here we met the balance Of our
corps, and were paid on the 4th by
Major Nunes up 10 the last Of August.
The principal topic in the Eighth
were the married mems promised
furloughs. Col. Barnes appealed to
General Crittenden in behalf Of his
married soldiers, but without success,
When this became known that even.
ing (thc 4th), there was some ex.
citement, and many unjust impreca-
tions privately heaped on our we'll
meaning colonel, whose wife, in com.
pany with Captain Thomas wife
and Mrs. and Mr.. Greed, had arrived
in camp 10 see their husbands. The
men, in their bitterness and disap-
pointment, swore that the colonel
and some of the other officers did
not care, 80 they could see their
families, while theirs were not able
to visit them. That night several
companies Of the Eighth and Twen.
~ first did not get quiet before mid
night. Next morning there were
quite number out OF those regi-
ments absent. Their officers knew
very well that those men had not
deserted, but chatting under the cir
cumstanccs and their real aud mag
mary wrongs. had determined 81 all
hazards 10 see their families and
leave them some money aud return.
| will here state that nearly every
one did so return, and by making
long and earnest petitions TO the
corps and division commanders, their
officers succeeded in having those
men reinstated without loss of pay
and allowances, aud afterwards. as
before, they were the best OF soldiers
Many Of them only remained at
home a few days, others probably
two weeks. Fifty men thus absented
themselves.
The 9th Of November we resumed
the march south Halted for the
night on the Barren fork OF Green
river. On the 9th arrived at Scots
vile, the county seat of Allen coun-
ty, thirty miles from Glasgow. The
9Th we re-crossed the State line and
biyouacked in Tennessee. As we
passed over the supposed line our
regiment gave three cheers. Ono
man in Company A, at the head of
the column, shouted out: eve buy
no more chickens" Some one else
replied, mo, not Of rich rebelsl but,
boys, spare the poor" Many voices
were raised, That's right but we
guard no more id rebels corn
fields and hen roosts." Three cheers
were given for old Kentucky and the
Union. We spent a wet, snowy
night, by large log fires.
The 9Th we arrived at Gallatin,
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-05-31

Tennessee, and camped two miles
south Of town, on the bank of the
Cumberland river.
The 9th our men did a big days
washing Of clothes, as some OF them
said. "lf it is Sunday" At this time
the men absent from the Eighth
outnumbered those present for duty,
large percentage having been left
sick at Nashville, Louisville, and
Danville, Kentucky. These, with the
absentees mentioned above, reduced
the number Of fighting men present
to less than 800.
CHATTER VII.
At one O'Clock, on the morning OF
the 10th OF November. the regiments
in the Third Brigade were aroused
from their slumbers by the adiutanss
quietly passing around to the com
pany commanders, saying; Captain.
get your men ready to march in ten
minutes, without a noise" Tent
flies and blankets were hastily rolled
up and piled into wagons, with cook
ing utensils, and in less than thirty
minutes the brigade was silently
crossing the Cumberland, on a tenn.
porary trestle foot bridge. We
were trying TO slip up on John Nor
gan's two thousand rebs at Lebanon.
We had learned the Importance of
keeping our movements from the
knowledge Of the people of Middle
Tennessee, and the only noise made
was the unavoidable sound OF our
feet. We halted at daylight, ate a
hastily prepared breakfast aud of
again, every man in the brigade
keeping his place aud number with
a promptness that would be com
mendable on holiday drill
There were very many very sore
feet in the command. But with de
termination and cheerfulness beam.
ing in every face, we hurried along
the dusty stone road. Our advance
guard came on to the rebel pickets
within a mile of Lebanon. A we'll
directed fire from our men brought
one OF the Johunies down, aud the
others Of the squad fired of their
pieces into the air as they fed to-
ward town, leaving their wounded
comrade. We quickened our pace
and entered the deserted town at .
a. m, the enemy having made a dis.
retreat down .he Murfrees
boro road Our men were NOS idle
the six hours we remained here. A
large lot OF -four, bacon and wills
key fell into our hands. As we had
no means Of transportation, Col.
Matthews gave orders TO press every
wagon, mule, horse aud buggy that
could be found. All who were not
engaged in collecting this novel for
age train, were put to cooking the
flour into bread. Our men not be-
ing very well supplied with utensils,
the majority Of the Eighth boys paid
many OF the poorer class of citizens
literally in flour to convert large
portion of that article into bread
All the whishey, except two barrels,
the colonel wisely destroyed by
knocking out the heads and letting
the contents flow on the ground
But, by some means, considerable
quantity of the precious" fluid leak
ed into many canteens. Carmoody,
"our Irishman," said, "Dade, AN it's
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-05-31

Parties desiring to rent sewing
for a month or more can
get some at r. II. Chrisman's Fur
niture store.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-05-31
Fertilizer.

c. G. Rhodus sells fertilizer too.
A good stock OF a good article. See
him before buying.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-05-31
no CURn A com IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money If Il falls TO cure. r. W.
CROWS signature Is on each box. a5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JULY 8. 1906

from me as close to impertinence.
There are plenty of nice girls with
money enough to disregard that"
test" he said. That's where l draw
the line"
4 think you're very foolish.
Perhaps; but it's taking bigger
chances than care to risk. am afraid
there are mighty few rich women who
wouldn't say, My carriage, some day,
and think I'd be just sensitive enough
to feel hurt
Why don't you marry me?"
Trevor looked at her, smiling. Then
it began to dawn upon him that she was
regarding him with perfectly serious eyes.
Why? he repeated. why? In the
first place, don't think we care for each
other in that way.
'Of course we don't; but we like each
other, and we are excellent companions.
| don't care for anybody that way, and
| don't believe | ever shall. All the
same, lot of idiots and cads insist on
trying to marry me. know why, and
it's bore, and want to get away from
it. On the other hand, | think you have
big things in you l think you ought to
develop them and think l ought to
back up my opinion
What if | should disappoint you,
after all3 Can you imagine much
more awkward position for a sensitive
man than to be married on the score
of talent which he turns out not to
have?"
- If world Of 1eoct GET t1a fine n,1acfior, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08

am going to send you home this even
ing" she went on thoughtfully. you won't
mind, will your And I'll send for you again
after awhile. 1t will give you a chance to
think over what you have undertaken"
A sense of utter bewilderment was upon
him, was he able to shake it off before the
hour came for his departure, and she drove
him down to the station in her trap. He could
almost realize the sensations of a man who
had lost power of speech, and nothing but her
acquiescence in the long silences made the
situation possible only she babe him good-by
with half qtlizzical half engmatical smile
and another warm hand-clasp.
Don't worry too much, she said as he
mounted the car steps. Then the train pulled
out and he sank back in his seat
Once at home, Trevor sat late into the night
trying to correlate his staggering ideas. Again
and again the dream notion almost forced it
self upon him. and once he ventured to wonder
whether he might not be the victim of some
insane Authorization. The whole thing was too
utterly absurd to be real and yet way down in
his inner consciousness, he knew that it was
real in some curious way As for attempting
any analysis of himself or her in the matter,
he could never get as far as that The facts
alone were sufficient to hold him fast and after
all, it only the facts he had to do with.
His mind worked safely enough to tell him
that whatever he tried to do now would be
likely to be the wrong thing, and, fortunately,
the initiative had been SO entirely hers that
there seemed no demand for action on his part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-08

Yes; Il am afraid it would.
They sat looking at each other each curiously
vague as to the situation.
"Guyon Trevor, will you marry me? It's the first
time | ever proposed to a man.
" It's my first proposal either way
Do you know think you are little bit rude"
Lay it to inexperience Dear lady, you it all
sounds like a hirng-'Ten dollars a week and
found ~
ooh, better than that" she laughed more like
fifty thousand a year. You can travel if you please
[ would not want you to feel tied fast to me- | have
a few resources within myself; that would not be
dependent on your constant presence"
Yes" said Trevor; but, don't you see, that's
just the trouble. You don't need me at all. You
might just well offer all this as a gift"
You wouldn't accept it.
can't, anyway.
Then l suppose 1 am rejected" she said, smiling
But Marion
"Yes or no?"
You are really the most remarkable woman
ever knew
Il should think you might risk taking some TN
conventional chances with me, then.
Suddenly unreasoning recklessness seized him.
Perhaps it all a game of droll mystifcation?
Surely it was, and he had played the part of a
self-centered fool To fall in with her vein was the
only way to save the situation. Very well, then;
yes, he said
She held out her hand to him in her frank way
Sensible boy l think | shall marry you one month
from today
She looked altogether serious, very quiet; and a
shadow of doubt fell his mind After all there
was something nsovable in the situation like the
Vagaries of dream He could not bring himself to
feel sure it not
- am going to send you home this even
ing, she went thoughtfully. you won't
mind, will you? And I'll send for you again
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
FELIPE TRIGO

cubier mAdre csntes nGoE que-
reparten 2aetas utAs de sora vAdos del
Comedor, sspecto de romeriA.
ChGro chara unto Pura que hSblae baio eniente;
Lucia gue eyendo novela iunto ml de pronto ChAr0
dse Ago. muy quedo Ia 6orA del corone contn6s char.
Ando Pero que Chsro hA dicho breve mserios hurd
mente, zorro de boca dido ega al milo mus
ci6n dc Lucia.
Ss hablAn de SOn va noyios
-Oh!
No ae que me ha hecho lamar Ia txolamac6p Ia nosicis
e pelo de Lucia que ha rozado.
FL mSrdo ia c0ntemplA rsncoroto, enddo en- 80 sl6n,
mareado que h1Rr Ella ha vueto eer deCuido dc
Acto indiferente.
Esta muer me reSDeto smpstia 70 querrfA ser
amigo antigua Por ins0te trGo de eptudAr fz 10
Compare Lucia Pors ndndsbsmenta guspa conv6n
de todo deseo pods encender fadad en-
mi sangre Ia andauEA hofl tene a6 aims
hAcia Lucia, de anEiom sstmaci6n ftstsrnal
Pura 90 ncomparsblemente Quapa Lucia ss ncompa
rabIemanta bella.
tran sguna los caeE-conCero las poes dc nueatra
t1port1ci6n Paris Cuano puede vale 10 tene bro
negro de los bancs p hneda Qraca rois de Ia
boca lea aosfsmas del cuerpo So gaard como
de los obaos eI uerttmnts Acsntuada por nconscen
ca de brGVa brutadad No coAs gran gus
amante gIdo spag,dou los dsseoa ContsctOs de fueQo
los de oa de boca lopordos pronto deSpu9i
como contacIoS de una libra de cArns de a phz1
Lucia tiene feDte al pslda, sedoso ella e
cabelo obscure deadad mpia En aFCanQe
os de embante man oos frnca vaenA guro
mueatrAn tic de Amsrgor de piedad iugn son con
dentes grandeS bncos blAncoS muy blancos hrmes
leVemene desguael 70 dudo marble les teoro
de amsd hy eato los tesoros de pa6n que hsy
en- elta boca al mirare motto e miranda amenass
dOrAmsnte comprendo mi imprudenca No tengo msnp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-28
DEL. FRIO AL FUEGO

con ehambre de bordo reervAn para cuaquer ulo
del frances rmbombante del enu6nrAne aorprsnddoa
frltos Otros presumendo de svRdos enan do
una nto macon Ia bate de cop que enen por de-
co6lc Nootrcs entire tanto, grippe dStjngdo noa rel
mos dncQ que oculta POGO de miamA orpexa
vAnidoa.
al fin eas vaa5dad de distinction 10 que nos une, ID
acondda fuerza que desndando rbAs nv
das las srsrqu que prev 81 embarcsr No sntro e pa
safe de primers com6n derecho 10 meior del buQue que
e bete hay conQurse derechos de Cse dentro de
olase Las delmaCiones tan as pocoa daa que gus
que QenerAidAd aublevArla Venr nuestraS csmars
nueatra cube pASeros de h popa enoA nucatra peque
Ia tertula ntruso
Han sido los prmeroa Ntulos para h prsemnene con.
Qusa loa densas baneos Lac uhs bsn pudau los 8eI ben
cortadoa las los blsntes los dedoa de los hombres
las grandes urquesa orada de brns s oreiaa de las
damaS Fsces los dde ugo Contamos sdem6I uni
forme respectable.
Alrededor de nucleo consuido en- q1St0cyacia de
bordo que ha quedado alto oorgador de Ia admission de
sona mas abonAds por beless como Puria 50 madre
cAnto mdca por vieia miss de
compI6ia, india m papa dc netos tpos mIlI
yoT europsizados Francia
El h6ur tendido ss spenas va marco mira de
aossyo Purs habla 81 tenene de cizEdores oven
menudito, aimpStco de plera de fc
Sgue admirsndome la perfects separation cue mar0G
hIcia noEotroa enrada de eGcaera Dedo ALA mirAn
como ceQdos los grupos POds que hay inter
medic cuya abc6u nuestro ra Uno contguo INSECURE
mmo ca dpsrao tornado por fsmias stGorasy soroa
clos con neos brilantes FgurIn los pr6xmos mi
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hsl probsr 10 contrar empr0 engalanAdaY por 10
todos eos genten sabep ben dterencados de
aques erea lsgRda seghn don Lacioouya amontonada
inlc6n empeza en- l. OacnS del sObrscrgo que do ah