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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07
Anarqulstas Y explosives

Despu6s de algln tempo de ST.
lencio y calma, los anarquistas de
Chicago han inausurado una propa =
ganda que estd 1levando 4 la ciudad
de todos los puntos del territorio
los partidarios de la doc
trina terroriSta, entuslaSmadoS con el
anuncio del descubrimiento hecho
por I'm frances, miembro de Ia legion,
de un explosive que, seg1n Sc infor
ma, sobrepasa en- poder. 4 los mas
violentoS entire los conocidos hasta
hoy.
Informada Ia policfa acetca del
asunto, y siguiendo 6rdenes termi-
nantes trasmitidas de Washington
en- donde la ohcina del Servicio Sc
creto t1cne "a en- su poder Ia formula
del explosive y Sc estan tomando
todas las medidas necesarias para
lmpedir que puedan cometerse aten
|tados criminales.
Emma Goldman y Alexander Berk-
man, el celebre anarquista de Penn
sylvania, quien acaba de scr puesto
en- llbertad, despues de IA amos de
preside por haber querido dar muef-
te Henry Frick. estan pr6ximos
llegar Chicago, y la vista de cstos
dos caracterizados sectarios dc la di-
manila nena dc aprensiones J temo
res 4 los agentcs &c Ia sec tridaC
plDlica en- Ia gran ciudad manufac
turcra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07
Ell A 7 E N T ADO
C0ATgl los REfB bg EglsA
NOTICIAS De LOS PERl00lC0S
AMERlChh0S
'9NTgl los REfE bs ESPlsA

Madrid, Mayo 3G.-Cuando el rev
Alfonso Y su espOsa regresaban al
Palacio de~pu6s de las b0das en- San
Geronimo les fu6 arroiada una bomba
desde una ventana alta de una casa
particular de Ia calle Mayor.
La bOmba tenia la fOrma de IN bon
quets y al chOcar en- el suelo, explo-
to Ia parte derecha del coche real
en- un punto entire los ca ballos las
ruedas delanteraS.
Indudablemente pudo destruir el
carruaje y matar 4 los reyes sin6 hui
blera sldO pOr IN alambre electricO
Los reyes Sc salvaron milagrosa-
mente, pero Ia explosion ocasion6
l8 muertoS cnt lbs que Sc cuentan
mlcmbros dc Ia escolta espectado-
res SiendO de ellOs Ia marquesa de
Colosa y su hija, don Antonio Calvo
y una Meta de amos. el capitan Ra-
rrOs de la escOlta del Tey, el tenien-
te Reysient, el teniente Prenderoasf
seis sOldados.
Narlas perSOnaS resultaron heridas
dc gravedad, el general Wevlcr Y
otras leves. entire 6stOS 6ltim0Sel du.
que de Sotomay0r. Dos de los caba-
los del carruaje queda. on muertos-
II ruido de Ia explosion fu6 terri
BILE. FL duque de Cornachuelos abriss
inmediatamente Ia puerta del ooche
real, saiiendo fueTa Ell rev, Y enton-
ces Ia Reina preSentaba senales de
gran emOcion.
Tomaron otro carruaie y siguieron
para Pslacio.
La explosion ocurri6 1 las . 10
En- el pdblico rein6 gran confusion.
Los reyes fueron ovaci ionados por>
el pueblo, que condena el Salvaie
atentado.
La casa de donde Sc arroi6 IN bonn.
ba, es una casa de huespedcs. una
habitaci6n fu6 alquiiada el dia
veinte y dos 4 un hombre ae
Barcelona, Manuel Durdn. quien IA.
go su importe COZ ur bilIete de zoo
pesetas.
La indignation del pueblo era IN
mensa. al extreme que Sc inteefls
lynchar varios detectives frapeeses
por creerloS soSpechosos,
Tambien sc auiso ssnohar Al IN
giles Robert Hamilton, detenido nor
sospcchoSo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07
Don Jorge del TOrO CueYaS

El aprovechado inteligente ioven
PuertorriqueiIo don Jorge del Toro
Cuevas. hermano del distinguido
guez de esta Corte de Distrito, don
Emilio, acaba en- Ia Universidad de
Pennsylvania de recibir ell doctorado
Ell Ia carrera de Medicina. hacienda
los periodicoS americanos mercedes
eloglos de sus brillantes examenes
J dc sus especlales aptitudes para
Ia profession dc la ciencia medica.
Celebramos TN triunfo mas de TN
dlgno puertorriquefio y lie enviamos
nueStra entusiasta fc1icitacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07

~~ 49, q AAInAe AN~1 ~ GO6lH ~
contagiada por ell redcntorisinoI
ambulante que contamina Susl
endemicos vicios y propaga sus
letales contagios.
Librese a FiIipinas, lfbrese-
nos a nosotros de la pesadum-
bre as6xiantc de esa tutoria
que nos deprime, y Sc vera CO
mo estos paiseS recuperan su
pasada opulencia, su bienestar
en- todos los ordenes. su placida
vida dc pueblo5 libres y ricos
En- tanto, mientras que la
congregation continue desan-
grando nuestro organismo con
sus vicios y despifarros, mien-
tras que siga esa Irresponsible
dad que ha alentado tantos "
tantos abusos, mientras que la
congregation sea omnipotente
en- conjunto Y cada uno de sus
miembros sea todopodcroso de
1gual manera, y Sc pcrpetue ell
sitema que todo 10 ha desqui-
ciado y Sc eternice el regimen
que todo 10 ha vuclto en- ruinas
seran in1tiles los prop6sitos
correccionales que TN gobierno
cualquiera de la metropoli quic
ia deSenvolver, en- virtud de
las quejas desoladas Y constan-
tes que Sc oyen ALA y en- todas
parties, y sera defciente, inutil,
todo 10 que sc proyecte, ST no
partc de la base de acabar en- alb
soluto Y por complete con la re-
verenda congregation reden-
torista.
Es precise suprimir esa tor
va sociedad en- la que Sc
cOncentran las ambicioncs mas
incontenidas, los egoismos mas
s6rdidos, los orgullos mas in
cali6cables, Ell la que alter
nan y Sc confunden los elemen
toS mas diversos, pero unidos,
ldentiflcados por TN solo pro
ptsito: el de la exploitation,
esa sociedad que debe mirar Co
mo enemiga Ell propio expansio-
nlsmO, que deben condenar, en-
nombre del prestigio america
no, los llamados a velar por que
la politica colonizadora no sea
un motive de bald0n para la
Republica.
Que horrible contraste. Mien
tras que Iilglaterra ha desarro- |
llado TN regimen de prosperi-
dad Ell sus colonias, los Estados
Unidos han matado la riqueza
en- las suyas.
Pueblos que eran opulent0s
hoy paSan por hondas y grovi-
simaS crisis.
y no obstante que Sc ha com
probado que es la burocracia
asociada Ia que la perpetrado
el desastre. sigue en- su odioso
lmperlO, encaStillada Ell su feu
dal poderio, sin que las quejas,
las protestas Y las reclamacio-
mes de las victimas decidan de
una vez a los poderes naciona-
les q remediar ell inaudito ul-
traje de esa desdichadisima po-
Utica.
va Sc conoce, pues, el rene
dlo Is la congregation 10 que
eStOrba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07
Enferlnedad de Su Santidad

Roma, 81 de Moyo. FL doctor La.
pponi visito aver al Papa tres veces.
La temperature excedi6 algo de 90
grados durante Ell dia, pero anoche
desaparecio la fiebre. FL do1or ha
disminuido ell movimiento de Ia
rodllls es algo mas facil. FL Papa
qu'so levantarse por la tardc, pero
ST medico le aconsej6 que no 10 hi
|ciera. Sc espera que el ataque pa
sara pronto.
Roma, : de MAYO. L. Papa sies-
cans6 y paso bien la noche Y el doc
tor Lapponi le pcrmiti6 levantarse
Iror algunas horas, pcFo ie pi1i6 cue
no coneediese audicncias hasfa cl fin
dc Ia scraana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07

peso de dolor que sobre elles Ia
caido.
Empero, Iquien ayudarz Z mi pa-
trla' que quiere libertad. cue tienc
derecho 4 disfrutarla. que no puede
,vivir sin ella y que nasta ahora no
hs podido siquiera entrar en- connba
tc para alcanzarla2
dQuien, quien ayudara mi pals. ?
MAXIkO CORK
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07
FL senior RaIdiris

Hemos tenido el gusto de sa'udar
en- csta redaccion 4 nucstro compa-
nero ell senor ] ?. Raldiris, Director
y Redactor de la "Cr6nica de Higie-
ne y de Medicina Tropical"
I'll sefior RaIdiris, Sc propone em-
barcar para los Estados Unidos, con
obJeto de terminar sus estudios me-
dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07
UN MITIN

Sc nos participa que en- la semana
prox.ma Sc llevara a efecto un mitin
unionista. hacienda uso de la palabr
los elocuenteS oradores senores Ma
tlenzo, Astol, De Diego y Muhoz
Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-07
Nota del dia

Tn cScritOr cmimentc ha COM
parade la colonization inglesa
en- Egipto v la norteamericana
en- Filipinas, y ha deducido ell
fracaso de csta Ultima.
Los datos' que arroja el cstu-
dio hechO, son dc una descon-
soladora gravedad.
La politica colonial america
na produce efectoS verdadera-
mente desastrosos.
Las colonias. eli vez de pros
pcrar, sc arruinan; en- vez de
progresar lIegan a inverosimi-
les aniquilamientOS.
En- ocho amos de prueba han
podido c0nvenCerSe, los moder-
nos Colonizadores. de que las
practicas seguidaS durante csc
tempo han reSultado TN de-
sastre.
Filipinas Y Puerto Rico, son
testigos abrumad0res.
En- el articulo que estamos
COmentandO, no sc menciOna
para nada 4 Puerto Rico, tai
vez porque esta descontada
nuestra lsla de toda compara-
ci6n, desde el momento que Sc
ha traslucido la falacia denues-
tro cabOtaie 0 porque va Sc con,
sidera inGtil lnsistir sobre el
eStad0 de crisis que ha perpe-
tuado aqui la torpeza de los
llamados ntfevos raetodoS.
Muy dOloros0 es para noso-
tros el descubrlmiento del olvi-
do en- que SO nos ha dejado. CO.
mo cosa que no tiene remedio,
pero no vamos d resignarnos
con el aislamiento q que Sc nos
relega; nltcstro nal tiene re-
medic, nOs0tr0s 10 hemos des
cubierto, 10 hemos pedido, 10
estamOs :pidiendo aun 10 Sc
guiremos reclamando siempre,
en- tanto que nos queden fuer-
zas.
NOsotroS COnCcemoS en- que
consiste eI fracaso politico V
econ0micO de la Dolitica colo
NAL americana.
Lo hemoo dlcb0 multitud de
veces y 10 repetiremos cuantas
sea precise.
Toda IA cuIpa estd en- la con
gregaCi0n
Mientras no sea suprimida.
de las colonias. esa playa la
mentable, mientras no Sc lin
pien las Islas lie esos parasites.
eS inutil que Sc pretenda una
soluclon Y es in0til que Sc bus
Guen y enoayen remedies.
La congregation tiene la cul-
pa, la congregation es la res
ponsable de todo.
tComo Sc quiere que TN pals
prospere, progrese, adelante
<c0mo Sc prctende siquiera que
conserve 'su pasada opulencia,
renunciando al l6gico proqreso
que es dado esperar en- todos
los pueblos. 81 neutraliza todos
los @deseos, las aspiraciones, los
empeflos mas decididos, las aD-
titades, las tacultades. las ma.
turales y brillantes disposicio-
nes, esa congregation aniquila-
dora que comete sus desaguisa-
dos, sus desaciertos V sus erro
res escudada en- la mas pecami-
nosa lrresponsabllidad?
II NAL d. las colonias, es la
congregation. Esa sociedad te
ncbroSa que constituye el egois-
mo mas desenfrenado y que Sc
forna de los elementos de desc
ch) de u burocracia CONT
dental.
Los que eotudian el NAL de
las lSlaS, los qaecomparan unos
con otros. los sistemas que las
varias potencias colonizadoras
7senen en prdctlca en- stls pose
zones, deben saber que Ia COLO
niza ion lofteanleticana essa
al aazaaa IL. n.. ..erte. aqueja-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-12-08
1t Floods Chicago with Lumpy law
Cattle and the Authorities
Do Nothing.
This City the Dumping Ground for
All the Bad Cattle in the
West.

Does the Meat Inspection law pro-
tect the foreigner?
1t certainly does not protect the Chi
cagoan.
Chicago Is reveling In a feast of
lumpy jaw beef, tuberculosis cattle and
the like.
The new Federal meat inspection law
is in force. but. so far as Chicago Is
concerned. 1t Is n dead letter.
The United States law only applies
to meat intended for export and for
meat shipped to other States.
This Is as far as the Federal author.
ity can 20.
1t cannot Interfere with local condi.
lions.
These are wholly under the control
of the local government and the local
government believes that when the
tuberculnr parts of the beef and the
lumpy Jaw or canerous parts of the
beef are cut out, that the rest of the
carcass IL good to eat.
So thousands of ChicagOans are eat.
INK iuiitv jaw tul'it tNtTs u'ts, -
blissful ignorance of the awful facts
and the Beef Trust Is getting richer
than ever by purveying bad food to the
people.
The most radical legislation Is neces.
sary to obliternte this evil and the
people will get II when they wake ny
and realize the terrible danger that
constantly menaces themselves and
their families under present conditions
Speaking OF the suplneneS q the
Chicago Health Department In this
matter. the Chicago Tribune In re.
Gently printed editorial declared:
The Health Department should NJ
once enact and enforce the regulations
which .have been prepared by the Dc
partment Of Agriculture.
III those regulations are necessary
to insure the good quality OF Chicagt
meat which IL to be eaten by English
men they are equally necessary to In
sure the good quality Of Chicago men
which II to b. eaten In Chicago. I!
foreigners are deserving Of protection
the people OF Chicago are also. They
will not yet the SINE degree Of pro
tection unless the local inspection Il
as good a. the Federal inspection.
'"rhere will be an attempt to wors
of on Chicago consumers inferior meat
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which cannot he marketed elsewhere.
Many of the smaller packers who have
no outside trade will not maintain a
nigh standard Of cleanliness In Their
establishments unless they are forced
to. There Is need of vigllant municipal
Inspection to Keep this city from I've
coming dumping ground for poor meat
ana to enforce sanitary regulations IN
packing houses houses. which are outside tho
s'oi" vi re''er''I s"pei'iS'oh'
9~
What an awful russ the daily news
iapers make over the Insurance stao.
dnls. And yet not one person In LIMO 10
affected by them. Yet the dally news
papers have nothing to say against the
vr n'" na, wnl ,, roO ,,o every ",
oyorv Jov
-,.ca
hs "orN''s'i,',h anu every o'het
, . ,o' 'n'' n''',,' y e'.'ueu " jury
that does not protect a man and his
family In these particulars deserves to
be overthrown. The Beef Trust must
20.
y2r@
The Beef Trust /. going 10 contro,
the cruz,n. business ma we'll IA the
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JOHN 2. OWENS
10 honest. able and upright In al fsao'
tons Of life.
JOHN z. HOPN>s
10 q citissn Of excellent atapdins ana
faultless record.
HON. JAMES H. ECKELS
through u Du.y ANA cuTviM NE uos
.urlied the respect nnd good VIII OF
'he entire community.
A
r.T JoU 4. oNY11l.
y. progressive. snlsrpr.ssuG and Undue
.:aous. such -aen are always sure 70
make Q success In life.
.. u WyDDIN0UR
knows how u make frisu0s and % ~
tain them. He 10 Q man for whom gu
who know him have the highest -.
psct
ADAMS A. GOODRICH
never faltsrs when once his mind 10
made Nd 40 to the right aud the wrong
Of q question. He 10 always ON the
right side, regardless Of all other COD
siderat tons OF consequences.
HARRY HIIIDREEH
10 a capable man OF anairs honorable
In his dealings. and assidu0us In at-
teution to his prosperous business.
FRED L. WILK
Ia man OF acknowledged ability, good
Judgment and common sense.
GEORGE a. BLErTNER
u useful citizen faithful " duty ana
deserving Of the good viii Of all.
JOHN y. SMULSKt.
has a splendid record ~ good citizen.
ship. personal integrity aud arst-class
ability.
~S
ALBERT N. ROSBNEliK
10 a man OF brains, aD.L |! aad lntag.
rity, and Ia respected by everybody
who enjoys his acquaintance.
Ms~N
Drank o. LOwrEN
10 liked most by those who know him
best. All who have had business re.
lations with him are united In bearing
testimony to this fact.
%eA
JUSTICE JOHN RICHARDSON
deserves In an eminenS degree that
large share of popularity and public
confidence which is undeniably his.
>&spA
GEORGE w. PAVIAIN
II q man OF well balanced mind
sOr.d judgment, honorable In his bust
aess methods and fearless In the per
Torrance of duty,
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PETER b. OLSEN.

PETER b. OLSEN.
10 40 good and true Q citissn ~ ever
called Chicago his home. Every duty
Of citisenship has always bssn faith
fully discharged BY him.
~~
WILLARD NJ. McEW'NN.
Ia man whom to know II 10 respect
He has an hOn0red name In the bust.
ness world
BENJAMIN y. RlCHOLAON
"a Chicasoam In the tru,sl sense %
he word. Progressive. public aplrite0
and active. he Possesses the best a.
tributes Of true citizenship.
HICKMAN SEAMAN
maintains In all AFFAIRS OF public a.
private life tho highest ideals Of hso,
orablo manhood.
JOHN u. CLARE
can refer with pride to line record
NJ wei! as IN hOnOred name IN this
community.
JUDGE NJ. W. PINCENEY
10 q man whom Chicago 10 proud -
claim O. one Of its typical citizens.
LEO ERNST
Ia noted for his excellent business
abilities and his faithful adherence 70
high ideals Of duty.
%6A
FRANK WE Srf'N.
enjoys a widespread and weli-earned
popularity.
/1tG0A
ALEXANDER II. REYSIL
| 10 one OF those men whose pledge 10
tantamOunt to performance, and whom
everybody likes and respects
GEORGE GILLETTE
stands In the front RANK OF Chicageo
most popular and usefui citizens.
JUSTICE ]. X. PRlNDIVE4LE
has the respect and good wishes Of
every one with whom he comes In con-
tact.
&G
A. s. HIBBARD
has ever been faithful to friends anl
loyal to principle, a fact which se-
counts for his great popularity and
the host of friends who swear by hin.
.SslSssssas>
TOM y. DONNELLY
san always TO relied upon TO be loyal
70 friends. true TO principle and faith.
nj 10 his word, hence his friends ard
adnirers are legion,
-fGcSs
FRED A, BUSSE
has the confidence and respect of tSs
whole community.
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ANDREW ]. RYAN


holds an hollOreu place sinOns those
who by his ability. industry and sound
Judgment contribute to the growth and
apbuildiny Of Chicago.
~csA
WILLIAM LE0Nt:N
has Q spotiess reputation ~ arst class
citisen. and q capable and honorable
man Of affairs.
ISlDOltE II. HIMES
Q citizen whose rctOru v one to b
proud Of. ~ Il man whose friends are
myriad and whose name commando ~
spect everywhere.
~e~
SAMUEL ]. SHAEFFER
has never Dcen known to undertake
what he could not accomplish. nor fail
70 accomplish what he has undertaken.
/h%SM
MARTIN EMERICH
commands The confidence OF he CO.
sse business community, being CON
scienttous, sssiduous and painstaking
In al hts transactions.
~A
WALTER I. STANTON
lust ard fair In ala bfs deaAnvs, pos
.ssses the confidence and gO0d will Of
all who know him.
40
CHARLES II. wACENR
nsvee doeo ehinSs ~ halveo. Hs %
thoroueA n ~ fulollmant Of ell ebli.
gationA, aad thseeeese be- The respect
Of ~ sseafs es0msoiy.
JOHN T. CONNDj.Y
hes hosts az eSissds who admire him
ioe h. maA1 merits and sod Quali'
asA
0D0n0D b 0WuT
has made Il rule through NE 70 &C.
cord fair play - well 40 to demand Il
In all things. Everybody who knows
him trusts 10 well a. likes him.
JUSTICE JAMES n. lsnYLE
has the deserved reputation OF being
one OF the most capable and reliable
men OF affairs In Chicago.
~
JUDGE THEODORE BRENT ANO
maintains that widespread popularity
and respect which 10 only gained BY q
strong 40 we'll 40 an sstimabls Per.
souality.
EDWARD IL PErURS
IL honorable and fair In all his rela'
tons with his fellow citizens, upright
as he Is capable and straightforward
&c~
WILLIAM II. ARTHUR.
ga man OF the highest standing IN
the community; upright and Just IN
all the affairs of life and indefatisable
In the performance OF all the duties
thereof.
%6>
| GEORGE II. LILL
N all relations OF ire never deviate'
from those principles OF straightfor
wardnesA and integrity which have
Won hiT golden oninions every where
&c@
JUSTICE THEODORE c. MAYER
V liked By everybody and counts ht'
friends By tue hundred.
~
RUDOLPH BRAVO
has earned by an honest. upright life
the good will aud respect OF the On
tire community.
%c&A
VIRGIL NJ. BRAND
belongs to that class OF citizens VIII
never know failure. nor allow any oh
stacles to deer them In a worthy en-
terprise once unasrtaken.
Aas3A
HON. FRED II. CovNE
il pleasaI.s and genial of manne
Obliging and faithful to his promise
ana tuereIo,v pOGpls, and respected
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Cl.A loN ". ChAF lS
Q man Of many exceiie;n Qualities. n
brainy, reliable and always steadfust
to friends and to the line Of duty.
40
CHARLES IL. CALI,AH AN.
10 a. cons!derate Of the r,ghts Of 9th.
srs a. he IL insistent upon the main.
tenance Of his own. This Ia one Of the
reasons Of his great popularity.
HON. JOHN J. HANpt:it0
bssonss % that class OF sicssns which
has ever contributed most 70 the vel
eass and upbuiIaing Of Chicago.
CLARENCE 4. BARLOW
y ensesprising ana progressive. %
well % capable and careful In tie COD
duct OF oil affairs entrusted 70 hun.
hence bic :nvGriablc success.
03eM
EDWARD A. DECKER.
asvcr forgets Q TREND a. . promise
and y among he most popular CD
ssua Of Chicago.
~
JAMES PEASE
brings trained intelligence. native abil.
ity and sturdy integrity TO bear In all
his relations With his feli0w citiss,,s
and In the diachar2s Of ~ bic duties.
JAMES J. GRAY.
has bwllt Up Q rspu1aa1so n ~ es0
OF which any man might wen tel
proud.
PHILIP r. BRAND
Aas always put trveh. nouos and jus'
ice before sxpedisucy; hSo0s the -
teen with which hs y looked upon b
on who know him.
~6A
HON. FRED W. UPHAM
can count ~ pssssaAi fssssAs - ~
hundred. q fact Dc y he many esq.,
mable chasaetssssties end his unchaug.
Ing, even, oesnpes~menI
~
ERNEST HUMMEL.
y the kind OF citizeT. who constitutes
he real backbone Of this city.
%9A
WILLIAM II. wEHNR
n deservedly popular. beins uniformly
courteous and Obligdng to bic fellow
citizens AMI ALWAYS q stickier for pro
bity aud principle.
HENRY SHERMAN BOUTELL
has q high conception OF the duties OF
citizenship and lives up to It. He 10 a
man whom to know 10 to respect
STILLAlAN Il. JAMIFrON
10 Y man whose weilhHOwn ability
and public spirit places him In the
front runks OF our most useful citi.
sena
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Il. Il. BLISS
10 q man of untarnisl.ed reputation ana
Of comma nding ability In the conduct
Of his affairs.
49,
JAMES A. SACKLEY.
active, energetic, enterpeising and pub.
iic-spirited. has made success OF on
his undertakings, and 10 ranked By
common consent among our very best
citizens.
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JOSEPH THEURER
u q public-spirited citizen VINO IL al
popular as he u ON srOus n his
business pursuits.
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EDWARD TlLDEN
has the experience and the abinvy Il
make success of all his undertake
ings.
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ADOLF BERGMAN
has fine record for prOMty ant
strictly honer-S;a methods. He ha
mace himself ra> aected In every wall
In Vfo which no haa hAon onOaUod