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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-08

able to generate in the posi- power
house il insufficient for our needs.
but one Of the improvements, as -yoo
see by the hill. Is = new illuminating
plant. OF course, the electric eieva-
tor will be run by the power from the
same station. which will be ample for
all the needs of the island.
That there Is desperate need OF
such appropriation is painfully aIr
parent to any one who takes the lit
tie steamer out TO Bedloe Island and
inspects the statue The very spirit
of ruin hangs over the place. Ii
meets one on the wharf where the
boat iands-for that matter IL is. to
be seen on the boat itself before you
land: II IL In the walks leading up
to the pedestal. which are weather
beaten and rotten planks that give. -
the foot or hand touches them. The
old cannon on the facade of the fort
have not escaped. but are poeked
marked by the flying spray and in
crusted salt of the bay. Even TIE
big concrete base OF the statue. has
come in for its share OF the general
dilapidation and is marked by great
star-shaped seams and cracks show
ing vividly against the white Walk
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-08

Atss Aassant BreAtuoaA ala sAnot-
mosesey sAsr. cat lived togsther ssas
Union squaFs.
and mas sartpsl all over like = t1Bse.
With the exception Of an innseulaes
vhus shfrt-front. Aontnofeney ~
his own particular chair and cssAtoo
h The arauing room 4nd boadoir: ~
vas Mis- BFentvood,s fancy. and Aoat-
Haorsaey eood-naturodiy huDored hss.
Whsa nAA and vo0an set sp honno
together . certain snopnt OF give-an1-
take u necessary. and this partieU1as
instancs resenblea Dany othsfs -
hat the siving vas 1nnopoltzsd ~
oss side. s.
II ssened 70 aaord Miss Brentwood
satisfactioA TO give Aontmorsney thlek
cream In dainty china saucers. and
soft velve. cushions 70 lie upon. and
consequently what could he do. but
gracefully accept the attentions! Aoot-
morsncy vas very fond OF his .lDis-
trsss: he had grown accustomed 70
her. as be had to his respective caalFo
and cushions. and not being without
experience Of women In general. ~
placed her smphaticaliy before any
others Of his acquaintance. He mixed
10 see her graceful Agure beading Over
her work, or the writing tabis. ana 70
watch, ':he cool white hands which vers
always busy over somethinG..-
Miss Margaret Brentwood, vas 20,
and . confirmed old maid. % ~
friends and acquaintances declared. bat
the fact did not appear To troubls hse
IN the least. There vas nothing OLD
maidish In her appearances. and tAs
spr ;nkling Of gray in her dark hair
only lent an additional dignity 70 her
face Nontmorency had never serious
~ considered whether his. nistfess
might truthfuliy be described - hand
some or fascinating. but hs knew that
every detail Of her presence. froD ~
soft tones with which she ADDRESSED
him. TO the delicate perfume she Al
ways affected. all went TO make up -
e3cesdingly pleasant personality.
Nov. II % happsned that one as A.
ternoon two friends OF Mis- BrentWuo1'1
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-08


hind the powder pun and the rouge
jar!
But Capt. burneil. VINO Is In charge
OF the statue, ana under whose su
pervision the work OF repainuhg IL
being done. denies that the outside
OF the statue IS 10 De panied Du.
SAYS the inside may De coated Win
some light-colored preservative aitef
the rust has been scraped on.
1t is only three years since the war
department was given control OF the
statue. and up 80 the present year
the department hes been hampered In
its work by the lack OF funds. But
congress at its last session came to
the rescue with s62,S0o-Ss2.so0 for
the renovation OF the national goddess
after 20 years OF neglect The bill
which appropriates reads In part
as follows;
Statue OF Liberty. New York har-
Dor. To equip with the proper ma
chinery and lighting apparatus. to
light Statue Of Liberty. at Fort Word.
Bedloe Island. including electric ele-
vator and necessary repairs to place
the statue. pedestal. foundations and
surroundings in q safe condition. e62.-
500"
But that there is . new era opening
mp for the goddess is certain. JUS
tice IL to be done her at last Capt
BurneIl 10 very enthusiastic over the
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-08

Maggis," he remarked. "Fr Why
ha-avs ye been edjicated II ye don't
Earn sinse? Here's 4 feIiy that's
shwimmin' along in tn sea Nv life.
a. they sa-ay In tn books. an he
nnds It har-rd work. IT'S monot-
onous.' he says. an Z w'u'd be bet
ther an more inJyabie II I c'u'd ha-ave
a cha-ange.' So he ties shtone
r-round his nick rr to ray-lieve tn
monot'ny " shwimmin' alone"
but don't you zee. father" urged
a burden 10 him!"
"Ye vill-rr = time" replied Po-
licemxn Flynn, but th' the'ry iv It
is all wrong. Ye ma-ake me think iv
Hogan an Cassidy in tn Races last
Fourth " July. 'Tis \ shame.
says Hogan. 'fr ~ to Be usin' four legs
bechuns NJ whin tbs not nicisssry.
In tn intA'rists " ecoaomy.' he says.
let's divids II labor beehuns NJ an
save osf sAtrsastA.' % thsy na-sds
It . thrse-BeegsA f-race. an whin u
rist " n Ia-ads nnishsd, own TO
keepin' ssp-fst, Hogan A. Cassidy vas
r-rollin' o. IL gSUanA. saeA waA ae-
custn' n oehsr " havin' hel1 hin
ba-sek. -rIs n sans viii marri'ge.
II u ls-sA wants fr ~ - tie up 10
hin, - sA'u'd have wn0ua f-rea1y
to carry ~ ever ~ epusss, SOS -
voa't - eallln' nADss bsoBgU yo're fair
II sts-afsea~
Z ~ ~ vs.laav saIk 4. Dar-
alass." ~ - ~.
90 snluv, tAsse!" esag1sos1 70
nce0aa Hyna- -Dsav - ~ -
enl11n' nnnas - IN 0ssA' n -
nA-aAs 4 paaaa = - n a. va-ay:
ysrSO sash puA1nf 49, 11on1o n-0e
- - tAank tV0a11 - - - 1A-afd
fr a to " ys-sD - - ~
0-art: ~ ~ 1sfB1s tAae Z = nksey
vsa " - Wm ha-evs - u - a.
r-fs6s . ~. - a eshsr V0 ho-sss
- - ~ v0-ssk r. n tAsss " y&~.
-rss os.a ~. 1sav yssr ssbsd
sAe sasA
Tvss sAsosl 49, enDDsfs1 ~
ncenaA mr. A. - hastny
eAnaUa a. Wn>p<4 @SN
H. ~ snsne . ns~se1 vDn
esoAe nesvr - lue1s- - -s1nng1n4
W hea1s e o6RssFnaD - sUos11D
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-08

Most unseemly Of all is the stata.
bordering as II does on the danger.
Gus. Of the temporary" stairway up
which one must climb to the main en-
trance Of the pedestal. This Is OF
wood. weather SCARED wood, patched
and shored In innumerable places by
the signal corps people since they
came into power. and vas originally
put up for the purpose of Fastening
the day when the statue could bo
thrown open to the public. II was
meant for weeks or a months uss
at the longest but IL has stood there
for the best part of 20 years.
There In another phase Of the mat
ter that deserves mention. the more
SO that no camera can give any idea
of it. The inside of the monument
is totally and absolutely black. II is
impossible to see the next step, and
one must feel ones way during the
entire climb. There are possibly two
or three lights, Of the oil lamp variety.
swung between the crown chamber
in the head and the sandalied feet
which rest on the pedestal. Nothing
more in the shape Of illuminatiou save
the tiny CLEANS of light that struggle
through pin holes in the bronze
plates Of the statue itself. and do
but serve to show the darkness. OF
these latter holes there are fully 5Oo
Just what caused these boxes 10 ono
seems to know. but the genssal opin-
lon was that they are rust MARKS. AZ
they are on the side oG the statue it
was Impossible to reacA them and
examine them carefully h order to
ascertain their character exactly.
Vandalism and carelessness have
played their part In the pssssat voful
state Of the goddess aaa hsr temple
From head to foot she b narkea anA
Darred. In the tiny r0U0 In The
crown OF her Aead thsre aro several
hundred nanes a varioO psrsuas
Wh0. ff0a tins - t10s. havo bsea
so1tesa With . assifs ~ eAsap fnDA.
to attain which tAsy have scrsvlo6
the1r names In StrAgHznI Doeaogo
whersves these was - - - spaso.
They have evea rsaeAs1 ouenn10
throagA ths w1n10wD n - 1nn1ua.
49, asae thstr Wusue h - ~
of tAe PEDESTAL b sAe f1rt vA9Uvur
they cUala, tAess peeDsoo nnvo -
obsge 11BAg41ng - - - - ena1B
ah6nty.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-08

-Wr-rong. returned PoliceaaH
Flynn With enphasis- There's work.
IN tn house rr hsr 70 DO, an u
throuble comes 'tis right that sAs
sh'u'd get outnide an help. too. U
there's annythiag - can %: but 'tis
. mista-aks to sta-art in oa that Nee.
ha-ave livery rayspict rr III mar
rted woman that helps to. make tn
iivtn vhin 'Iis nicissary.. but Ills dif-
frtnt vhin a gir-n an ifelly puts .
handicap on theirsilves at tn sta-art" !"
How Was it in your. case." asked
the girl.
Whats THAR" demanded Policeman
Flynn. with some perturbation.
How was 1t in your ease!"
"fe-er mother" answered Policeman
Flynn. evastvely. was a sooper-ysr
woman"
How was it In your case," per-
sisted the girl. quick 70 see her sd-
vantage.
'Tis wr-roag." asserted PolicsmaA
Flynn, -f'r to go into ancient histh'ry
fr ixampies 10 folly. tn worlds
improvin'.' -
ed the girl. determined to drive him
into . corner.
--Tis no jury thrial' we're havin'
here" answered Policeman Flynn.
tn coort . adjourned. an veil
ha-avs no prActtsin' Nv lA-awyer
thricks. nived did like thin new
woman idees.'
How was 1t in your case," again
the girl demanded.
We'll. twas only Gr little while"
said Policeman Flynn. apolosstically.
Il had tn promise iv a Job on tn
polls fOorce with pay enough fr TO
keep a wife. or niver v'u'd have doae
But she continued working.'
It,"
"Only rr . bit." explained Police
man Flynn; but It's di6'rint now"
How II II di6erent!"
Policsnaa Flynp vas 20 uncDmSort-
able by this time that he began Walk
ing nervousiy back and forth.
Little did I think" he said. that
amy waa but ye-er mother w'u'd ivsf
ha-ave ~ Ua-alkin' tn carpit In -
own hoos Ike tn captrn has N
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-08
He DISCUSSES MARRIAGE.

Policeman Fiynn's daughter Naxxie
vas Ill At ease. aPd this vas - un>
usual for her that he could not fzil
To notice IT,
What ye been doin'." he asked.
-Ha-ave ye lammed van iv tn kids
TOO harr-rd an got his parints afther
ye."
Il never inhict corporal punishment
on the children in my school. father" /"
answered the girl h-EsE
-Corp'rfl punishment" repeated Po-
iieeman Flynn. renectiveiy. Il sh'u'd
MT think ye w'u'd. l niver hear-rd
iv IT before. but suppose 'tis tn kind
iv punishment they ha-ave in tn
ARMY. Annyhow. l niver hear-rd iv
a corp'ril anywhere ilse.''
Il mean that ! never ehastise them. 80
remarked the girl. Il explained that
10 you once before"
''Ye did that" admitted Policeman
Flynn. but l vas thinkin' that mebbe
ye'd iaFaed soms sinss iv late.
What's throublin' ye. anyway, Ha-ave
some ~ ys-er gir-ri fri'nds been sayin'
We ha-ave no taste in dhress or that
ye have a nose that's out iv shtyle!'
Il wish you wouldn't be foolish. IA
ther." returned the girl. Il wan. to
speak to you seriously. I'm thinking
Of getting married
To tn felly that put me out iv tn
windy!' ..E
Yes"
Hes . good ma-an." commented Po-
liceman Flynn. Il like him"
You said he could have me, too"
suggested the girl.
"R-right ye are" assented Policeman
Flynn. but ! signed NO tin-da-ay note.
give him tn option. but tn time
iv day-ltv'ry was not fixed. n 0s
fri-nds iv n shtock exchange aa-ay.
Can he support ye!"
The GIRL hesitated and showed some
confusion.
You know I could keep right along
with my school," she said. at last. "and
In that way we could live more COM
fortably together than We can now
separately
Policeman Flynn looked at her re-
proachfully. fAf
Il thought betther " ~ than that.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-08

wv
met on her doorstep. 18th parposins
TO honos that lady with . visit. They
we're ushered into the drawing room,
where MoEtnorency- was In sole Dos
session. Mis- Brentwood having Only
just rstnrned home. being still engaged
II removing her wraps.
AoatnOrsncy's nrst idea % recog-
mixing the visitors was, TO rise and
leave the room: his seuDnd, that he
remaiaed. for As had long ago made
the discovery that the Conversation Of
certain women vas apt To become ex-
treneiy riquant.
/ rohs has very eood taste. hasn't
sAe." said Mn. Otway kash,agto..
ssndiag ksr sIancs compealensivsIy
round he rocn through her sold
-Or the repota.soa for II, which
anounts tc the Sane thise." resposd-
"a the other lady. T.. = =
Thought that was snaSt, d,dnt
you!" murmufs1 Montmorency. watch
ing the speaker through his hslf-cIosed
lids.
-odA .Ae hes sever 1arrssd-so well
u - 81. - tool" Dss.ssd Mn. OF
vay LAshindloa-@.
, 'Weii. Z aoa't know ab0et ID teing
ga" said Mn DsasAss. Dunins up
hes lfps WITH. oaeA sig1ioeanes.
-why, vas there aAysos?. o.: DO
Ten -, eesr l1fsL BrasAss: sae Viu
- dovn in . no0eat"
-Of euurss yUs us1ssstaa1 Il osst
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-08

la-ads eotn' At tn station whio thines
il WRONG. But ha-ave ye-er own
wa-ay. only tell ye this: II he mar
ries ye before he can support ye. I'm
call him Peter-I will that"
why Peter?" asked the girl. some
what worried BY this veiled threat.
Because" replied PolicemaA Flynn.
impressively, Peter was tn na-aA "
tn nurs'ry r-rhyme that had wife
an c'u'dn't keep her." -
tCopyright. 1SW. by Joseph b. Bowses)
tcopyrisht. By the Century Coz
One Way 1eund.
An old man who sells produce in the
toWns near Lowell. Aoass., has Ata
share Of the bsse kind Of wit-the un-
expected. Not long ago he delivered
. pair Of dressed chickens to one Of
his customers. She was In ths kftcA-
en- when he brought them 1n, aad.
vomaA-like. sAivered little vhea shs
saw the headless fowls.
Il should think yua'd sfmpIy hate
to cut OF the hesds q those hnocooe
cAickens!" she exclaimed. involun-
tarily.
Il d." replied the old man. "and -
I sever Do IT, I manage to - aruuna
IT,"
"HovY' the housewife demanded.
Win eager infefest- 'Ths hsals a
tAsss seAicksas asv Opss." -.
-. yss." saiA The esd 0ai. ehapr-
fslly. Il eA0pDed the eAiekeas e.
Lowell Cltisea..
Espe N WSeA
BiexsNOId Ma Brvwn AlDa ~
AisAa sse.nf
DiGp-Wen. - - - e -
voe4 aAywoy. --.-..s.las
sW1na - - Ooaa ~ u1n13
HsFsy yeas8 - - peUDsao1 - -
euoe e D1ne - eselnrea - ouuonuN
1ivo r - sel1Do6 49, -:
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- o&0nsnerwC9UUuon0o nnon1e.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-09-08

80
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
Ruques que deben EleUar
y salidas de este puerto

Vaper espafol "Conde Wifredo''-
Salio de Canariss. para esta. ell 25
del corriente, y seguira visje para
Matanzas y Cienfuegos.
Vapor espanol Miguel Gallart. =
Ssldra de Barcelona ell 80 del corrien-
te, para sus escalas del Mediterraneo
Corufa y Vigo, para esta.
Napor espafIol "Nonserrat. - Sali6
de Cadiz, el IS del presente, y estara
aqui hoy.
Vapor americana philadelphia. =
Saldra de este puerto para New York,
Ell entrante.
Vapor americana Caracas. Del
puerto de New York. para el nuestro,
saldr1 Ell 28 del corriente.
Vapor americana "Berwiud' .-Sa-
Ito de New Orleans, para esta, ell u
del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
De COnner1O

Ha sido lefda en- este pueblo, con
nucha atenci6n la cr6nica que publ
ca el BoLETIN, suscrita por "StoeSell"
y vemos tras ese pseud6mino un
pucrtorriquef1oq que, con mucha sensa-
tez, Sc ocupa desde Ell exterior de
los asuntos mas importsntes para su
Pals.
Ha sido nombrado Juez de ms
cripciones de este pueblo, don Eu-
clides Gimenez Davila, propue sto en-
primer lugar, en- la terna enviada pa
ra tai nombramiento.
Sc nos comunica que nuestro ex-
celente amigo el doctor don Martin
@. de la Rosa, Official de S9nidad de
este pueblo, repuesto va del inciden-
te sufrido regresara lie un momento
4 otro, a Comerfo, con su apreciable
familia, donde Sc les estima. Cele-
bramOs la noticia.
-Ha fijado su residencia en- este
pueblo, con su apreciable familia
nuestro amigo con Juan Bautista
Longo, que residfa en- Aguas Buenas.
LO celebramos.
Varios sefIores, enthusiasts, Sc
ocupan en- gestionar la formation de
una banda escOlar, Contando con Ia
cooperation de los profesores. Es
un proyecto simpatico.
Llama Sobreman era la atenci0n
en- este pueblo e1 precio 4 que sc
vende el pan. Los bollitos que ex-
pcnden cuatro centavoS, son muy
pequefios y el p1blico, con raz6n, Sc
queja de Ia carestfa de TN artfculo
como csc, que es de primera necesi-
dad.
Sc encuentra en- Comerio el Sc
nor Inspector de Escuelas en- su vi.
sta ofcial. Esperamos buenos su-
cesoS en- su carrera, los profeSores
de este, que Sc afanan POT cumplir
Su cometido.
Sc estan hacienda importantisi-
mas operaciones de tabaco en- rama.
Los precios de 22 pesos en- adelante
1 que sc hacen las veatas, son ven
ta1oSOs para esta comarca.
= En- que ha parade Ia construc-
ci6n del nuevo Cementerio2
Ell Ayuntamiento de este pueblo
ha acordado, en- su Ultima session pc
dir, para el pr6ximo aflo, Ia casa don
dc estan las escuelas graduadas, por
que 10 necesita para su ofcinas.
Tanbi6n acord6 consignar, On el
nuevo presupuesto, cantidad para 50.
correr 4 las vfctimas, del incendio de
san Sebastian, y, Ia vez, nombr6,
INA comisi6n, compuesta &c los seno
res don Jose A. Santiago, don Gu
mersindo Berries don Julio F.
Ortiz para allegar fondos con el mis-
mo objeto.
Al concluir esta information, he
mos tenido el placer de saludar al
doctor La Rosa que. repuesto del
todo regresa a Comer1o con su dis
1inguida familia. lie felicitamos V
felicitanos al pueblo
X. MARIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

Desde Caguas ha telegrafado aver
el Teniente Mongil, 10 siguiente;
"Anochc flieron arrestados por
guardias Valentfn Cintr6n Y Pedro
Agosto, individuos Natalio Rosa Y
Luis Vazquez pdr escalamiento en-
segundo grado, casa de Fausto Baez,
del barrio. .Beatrfz de esta jurisdic-
cion, ocupando tambi6n efectos roba-
dos"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
PASTILLAS
del DR.gRICHARDS.
PkECIOB MUY C0NVENIENTEs.

Tenga usted cuidado en- 10 que respecta la nu-
trici6n. FL asunto importantisimo. La dyspepsia
resulta en- fata Gle nutrici6n, porque soIamente el
aimento bien digerido el que nutre la falta de
nutrici6n tarda en- manifestarse en- p6rdida de
! carnes falta de fuerzas
Centenares de hombres corpuIentos " muI6ves
tambien), por de defectos des6rdenes de La
digestion, han egado casi convertirse en- esqueletos
I'm La gran mayoria de los casos Sc debe este
desordenes del estomago, cosa que saben todos los
medicos. Las Pastillas del Dr. Richards revisten al
cuerpo de solidas precisamente porque habi-
htan al aparato digestive para llevar a cabo sus
funclones. Cuando digiere bien hay su6ciente
nutrclon esta Sc manifesto en- e fornido cuerpo
del hombre en- las graciosas curvas. sonrosadas
mellllas ojos vivos de la mujer
La sensaol6n de llenura ocupaci6n, el estreni-
mento dlarrea, la acidez del es6mago las nauseas
mai gusto en- la boca la somnoencia durante cl
Ola desvelo en- la noche todos estos sfntomas han
Gle resultar necesariamente en- debidad, p6rdida de
carnes, perdlda del buen color del buen humor
Cuando La causa esta en- Ell est6mago couvene tomar
las Pastillas del Or. Richards
Las Pastillas del DR.. Richards
convierten el est6mago de
tlranO en- SirViente.
Da RICHARDS DYSPEPSIA TABLET ASSOCIATION New YoRx
Ndm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

Han sido citados los miembros de
la Junta Superior de Sanidad para
que asistan 4 la reunion ordinaria
que Sc efectuara el lines 4 las diez
de la mafiana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

Han llegado a poder del Tesorero
de Puerto Rico denuncias contra
individuos de Vega-Baja, San Juan y
Bayam6n, que infringieron las leyes
de RentaS InternaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

En- Ia hacienda "Mercedita de
Yabucos tue sorprendida aver una ju-
gada alo prohibido, arrestandose por
ii policia insular individuos.
FL vapor espafol Mon serrat' Sc
encontraba fondeado hoy Z las I2 Ell
este puerto, procedente de Cadiz y
e anarlaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
NOTICIAS

Anteanoche fueron detenidos por
ga policia insular en- San Lor EMO los
individuos Higinio Serrono, por hur-
ia, y Eduardo Padilla, por escala-
miento, recuperandose las prendas
hurtadas y siendo todos ptrestos a dis
posicion del Juez municipal del dis
arito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
O r d z r.

WHEREAS bill has been filed with
this Court by plaintiffs above men
toned against one Barbara Esteva
la subject Of the King of Spain of
unknown residence, and against the
unknown administrators, heirs and
legateeS of Pedro Amor6s Alcina
deceased, also Of unknown residence
for certain relief of an equitable ma.
ture and
WHEREAS an affidavit has been filed
with this Court by plaintiffs in said
suit to the effect that said defendants
residence is not known to the said
plaintiff.
1T is HEREBY ORDERED
That said Barbara Esteva and the
said unknow executors, administrat-
.ors, heirs and legatees of Pedro Amo-
ros y Alcina will be held to appear.
demur, plead or answer to the said
bill mentioned in this order on or
before the first Monday in June, 1905.
at these Court rooms in San Tuan
P, R..
TKONlDED, tnat II said defendants
do not appear, demur, plead or ans
wer in the date above fixed. and in
the way aforesaid, and upon proof of
the publication of this order as her
einafter directed to, this Court will
entertain jurisdiction of this case and
proceed to the hearing of this hin
and adjudication of this suit in the
Iof unknown residence had been d11lv
served with process.
And this order will be published
in one Of the newspapers of San Tuan
T. Z. during six consecutive weeks
from the date of the first publication
Chas 4. McKenna. Judge Attorneys
for plaintiff, Jacinto Texidor, Cav.
Coll Cuchf.- A true copy. - Attest
Fl. Fl. Scoville, Clerk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

En- eli barrio Rinc6n, de Cayey, ri
heron los individuos Juan Torres,
Tuan Rosas Y Evangelia Rol6n, re-
sultando los tres heridos. Fueron
arrestados por Ia policla insular y
puestcs 4 adisposici6n de- senior Juez
municipal, quien entiende ea el asun
so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

Han visitado al seflor Gobernado1
en- la maflana de hoy los sefiores dor
Carlos M. Soler Y don Ramon Valdez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
9UQUES EN- PUERTO
TRAvESIA

Alicia Crusby. cargando.
Robert H. Nc Curdy. descargando
Jacob G. Winslow, pendiente.
Sebastiana, descargando.
Carolina, descargando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
GRAN ESTABIECIMIENTO FOTOGRAFC0 DE R COLORADO
AFAfSTAIo 174
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO

PAm nanRY
~
6fg de phrhmno
g Sc Nc LEM FRANCES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28

Interesa & los comerc iantes la ad-
quisici6n de la ley de quiebras que
rige actualmente en- la isla. De ven
ia en- Ell BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
CABOTAJE

Carmelita. Maunabo.
Isabella, Aguadilla y Mayagiiez.
India, descargando. o
Mayagiiezana. descargando.
Deseada, Humacao y Naguabo.
Dos Hermanos, Fajardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-04-28
A b I i Ii

TIE establish the pa
ternity Of complainants
and for an accounting
and other relia.