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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-13

n YOU think you can't have good
time al Wandamere, just try H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-13

4. T. Larsen and Pearl Terry were
elected as teachers
II was DECIDED to hold the teachers
examinations az the ogden High school.
Aug 20, q and p, and that mo- teacher
win be permitted 10 teach in the Weber
county public schools Who does not hold
a certificate issued by the state board
The new school buildings az Plain
city and Hooper were reported 60 bc
rapidly nearing completion and win bc
in shape for the opening OF the schools
the date OF which has NOT yet been set.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-13
KINDERGARTEN CLOsING.
BENEFIT PARTY.

A benefit party is being arranged to
assist Brother Ebert Kelly 10 purchase
artificial legs, Mr.. Kelley Is highly
esteemed young man. who had the mis-
fortune OF being under the necessity OF
having both legs ampuiated when quite
a boy and II becomes necessary for him
10 90 10 Denver to receive his second
pair. he having had one pair number
~ years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-13
FUNERAL OF MRS. RosrNLoF.

The funeral services over the remains or
MIS- Christina RosenlOf were held iu the
l. ID. ;. assembly hall Many friends wore
present 10 show their respects % the de-
parted Beautiful floral offerings were
much IN evidence Cunsoling words were
offered by Elder Thomas West President
c. y Lund. Elder Peter Monsoon and
Bishop Rasmussen An appropriate quar-.
tei was sung by VIM. Watson and others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-13
MOUNT PLEASANT.
FUNERAL OF MRS. RosENLoF.
Sludebakcrs VIII Have Big Branch in
North Sanpete.

Specia Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant Sanpetc Co.. Aug IA
The Studebaker company s. having the
building on state street. owned by l.auritZ
Larsen. remodeled. and enlarged prepaa-
tory 10 moving IN about the first OF the
year The building Is 20 Doe torn down and
walls OF brick erected with a glass
front. An addition OF s. feet will De added
making room for the large supply thar
Is needed for this locality
Company d. y. O.. L. of Mt Pleasant
lett Friday noon, 80 strong for Fort d. A
Russell Wyo.
Proof. Beckstrand Of the T.. Of T. rs in
town On the interests Of the consolidation
OF the L. Of l.. and the a. e.
A large crowd left for Provo on the spe-
Cial early this morning Tor The Scau0ua-
Wan reunion az PROVO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-13
AMERICAN FORK.
DEATH OF STEPHEN MOTT
School Census Of iOss--BcncGt Party
Rountifl Harvest.

Special Correspondence.
American Fork. Utah Co.. Aug 10
Stephen Mott one OF the hrst settlers
OF American Fork. passed o. the great
beyond on the 4th inst Funeral ser
vices were held in Science hall on Tues
day. Aug f, Mr. Mott had attained tho
great az, ~ - years. it was born IN
Canada in 1872 and settled in American
Fork iu 1850 and has lived here con-
tiuuously ever since. being one OF the
prominent citizens " the community.
Uncle stephen. as he WIS familiarity
called. never had any children of his
own. but has been a father 20 the
fatherless having reared and cducat-
ed three OF American Forks respected
citizens. who were left orphans in their
infancy
SCHOOL CENSUS.
The school board is making active
preparations Tor the opening Of school.
The census showed an increase OF 80
over previous years, with total OF
l.O2S Of school age.
Science hall is being remodeled ard
a new floor being put down preparatory
for the high school An enrolment or
possibly IS Is anticipated.
KINDERGARTEN CLOSING.
Miss Edith Hindley invited the par
ents 10 witness the closing exercises OF
her Kindergarten class today. She has
successfully conducted class OF about
40 Of the children for the past two
months. and the parents present ex.
pressed themselves as highly pleased
with the training Of the little ones.
Harvest Is now on In fun blast, and
splendid crops reward the labors of
the hunhandman. Growing crops, es-
peclally the beet crop, were never bet
Ter. Another steam thresher has been
purchasd by Mr.. Isaac Wagstatf and
Others. IN order 10 take care OF the
hounteOus harvest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-13

Made Of Handkerchief linen with
rowt Of hns lace insertion form.
ing . yoke; kSr d.omoly had on.
bfeiaeieA treat 10 different lie.
ngus; long OF short sleeves.
S Sil.. ''l' S9.75
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-13

Made Of very fine quality thtor
lawn With ten rows Of cluster pin
issks forming /, yok, hsaa ~.
bJoidsTsd and va ltee trimmed
front; long or shor, sleeves.
S Sli:s ' sac . S6.75
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-13

Made Of fine sheer swiss Ri1A 3
rows Of handsome suiss snbroi.
Seryj graduating pin tgeh b.
tween tsch rev n embroidery %
the back 10 match the front Al.
% sll-over embroidery daintuy
trimmed with val lace. SAQS
Special price $50. Gee. Df' ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-06
NEW FIRST NATIONAL
HANDSOME PLACE
Nothing of the Kind in Florida
Surpasses 1t in Fineness.
WAS DESIGNED FOR COMFORT

The Bank Now Occupying New Quar-
tiers. Which Are the Admiration Of
Not Only the officials, But All the
People Of Gainesville.
Since the completion OF improve.
ments in it's elegant building, the
First National Bank may claim with
impunity that it is now occupying
one OF the handsomest and most
commodious banking houses in Florida,
and this new place is pride not only
to the stockholders and officials OF the
institution, bat to the entire people Of
the city Of Gainesville.
The arrangement OF the elegant new
furniture and furnishings, which WAS
made to order, is all that could be de.
sired, both in convenience and comfort.
Az enc enters the room, to the right
may be found the private office OF
Cashier H. E. Taylor, who has, his
friends good-naturedly claim, already
learned to recline in his easy chair
with his usual good humor, but with
the dignity OF princes dignity
which they cay has been foreign to the
man. However, Cashier Taylor had
this compartment arranged with view
to comfort, and no bank ottiral in
Florida, or anywhere else for that mat.
ter, is more deserving of comfort
Running from right to left are the
walls Of elegant mahogany furniture,
set with attractive windows and glass
panels, making altogether a most At
tractive appearance, Separate win.
dows are provided for the tellers, book.
keepers, collec ing department, ct"
while in the rear are arranged the
directors room, as well rs a com
modious lavatory provided with tie
comforts and convenience Of an up.to
date resort Of this kind.
On the extreme let Of the room i
the private cffice OF President Ga.
ham, which is connected Ny door
with writing and "lounring" room
forthe accommodation Of ladies aud
other patrons oi the bank who are
sometimes desirous OF writing letter,
OF transacting hLsn"ss ~ ltIya'e
nature, or who perraPs nay b.
required to await their "turn" at the
-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-06
Stop GrurbnrE

II you suder from 'heumAt''u ~
pane, tor BaiiArd's snow Linine1i v' j.
bring quick relief IL 10 'Ute core
Tor SprAins, rheumAi'sn. eoni'aeitd
muscles and all pSin.--Aud within the
reach ufAll Pu,- 81. 30 :! { Z.
smith. TenAhl. let sfiiss have
led BallAr!. Suow Lirinsot a. ms
family for JeEr' and have '1pta 80
md remedy Tor al pains aeA"' J
recommend II 'o' pane 10 the rhr'; DID
= IL by " NJ. Joh neon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-06
AMONG PEOPLE
OF THE LORD
Interesting Services at Various
Places of Worship Today,
THE HOME MISSION SOCIETY

or the Methodist Church, IN Sess on
Here, viii Corclc' Services at
Methodist Church Rev. Carpenter
to Preach To-Day
The following sety crs will tie Ch.
served at the vArio., I.ntes q. wor.
snip today;
kavansugh Methntiu Churrh-Sab.
bath school at q;3la III; PREACHING Al,
10: 80 = m. by Rev W J Carpenter o.
lamps, for four ycSrs PASTOR Of this
church. In the afternoon, beginning
at $50 o'clock. tie services will be
conducted by Mechanics BrGw atd
Alexander and M.s Cherry In the
evening at 7;30 the services promise
to be prove Of unu'ul interest The
services will comprise devotional eI.
ercises to be followed hy an address OF
welcome by Mrs W. L. Floyd pres.
Dent oi the LEGAL Womsn's Home Mic.
: ON Society. Al III. meeting Mrs.
Griffith Of Jacksonville, the CORE.
spond ng secretary, Will make her re
port, which will hr followed hy atak
ON general work by MIR. l. + Smith,
At the First BSIus: Church. Rev. :,
b K grrs, there Wi sunday school At
Q $50 O'Clock. Preaching At luiSO n. m
Subject, Making Tee OF Little
Thing Meeting ~ Surhcams AZ 2
+. m Junior b. l. L ats and Senior
h T. l.. at 4 y. M, Preaching At As
g. NJ subject, "A Costly Journey"
Firs, PresbJ term Church, kcv T.
p Hay Morning service ht 1890;
sabbath sctoli a. + N meeting 81
Lag at : m, and
evening service al , Is o'c,nrh
The usual services " u he h,ld at
Holy Trinity, 81 patrrk's Catholic
aul Advent Chrl.tlan chprrhcs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-06
SATURDAY MORNING FIRE
Home Of Colored Woman Almost De.
stroyed by Fire Demon

stroyed by Fire Demon
Atl;5O O'Clock saturday morning.
VIXEN the good people OF Gsiue'v'. IL
we're in peaceful slnTher, An alarm ~
FIRE was turned in from Box 2S, corner
Of North Pleasant and West Court,
which summoned the department 70
the corner Of North Arredundo and
West ChlrOh streets, where the fan -
were raging ferceIy in the cottSge
Owned by Amanda Jarvis % TAMPA.
ard occupied by James samson and
wife and several roomcr..
Owing 10 the hour in which the IRE
occurred good hcadway was evidently
obtained before the flames were ds.
covered The department responded
with its usual promptnes', bat l't'le
could be- done towards saving the prog
erty, which vas almost total lu'
II has been hiLt"d that H." orgn
WAS ~ sn ln"erd AIRY nature, H o. -
said 30 attempt wa mate tu burn -
several days ago The officer. are in
vestigating the AFFAIR and IN the event
the guilty party IL apprehentei ihef"
will likely be something dong. a.
arson 10 one Of the ErAve't add mo''
serious oGenses aga 'rst The dignity %
the State
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-06
PHIFER & MORRIS.
One Of the Greatest Sales Gainesville
Ever Knew Will Begin May o.

Ever Knew viii Begin May o.
One Of the greatest bargain sales
ever krown To the people OF Gaines
vile and NlacEnA coNnly will begin on
'Gt 0!h met, a, vii ~ seen by retrr.
en>e to tLt page advertisement Of PHI
fer Il Morris, the c.Ila,rrs and gentle.
mems turuishers, which appears in
this jssue
THIS rN;erprising firm states that
'hrre ars $500 worth ~ clothing,
4ho's ard 'Gra;'hjac grots 80 he ee'3
NtIrc.s ~ ridiculous that it W. ~.
found he natives, and tell ycu how
yoI ear SECURE the value ~ net only
the hest good. that ever situcA Che
t'Wr, hut tree trip u Gainesville u
son are not rfNdent here See the
advert sement and act ACCORDINGLY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-06
WIRE CAUSED EXCITEMENT.
Electric Wire Burned in Two and Fell
TO Ground Saturday.

Considerable excitement was caused
by the antics OF live wire OF the
Electric LiGht and Power Company at
I've corner oi North Garden and West
Court streets Saturday night many
people being attracted t. the scene 10y
the popping and siEz'irg ot the wires,
and the bright sparks WI Oh emana,ed
from the same rs il lay upon the
ground. Lights in the houses IN the
neighbOrhoOd were eItlnguls shed, and
several telephones were Put on, ot
commission for a time The hpildiug
occupied hy Mr. and MrS II r. Rrn,
son, 4o3 North Garden street, WAS g.
nit.d, bat tie flames we're quickly eH.
urGuishcd without dana p
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-06
How Is Baby Today 7

Better, thank you. In fact, quite we'll.
Fat, round and full OF life and mischief
Pink and white flesh, dotted with dim.
pies. No COACH. no indigestion.
Al. on account Of
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-06

We have nambe' % copies Of
BariG' CnJ IirreioU i'' 'sls al TAs
sos oasee. IL "a kAndJ rvfsr~so~
BOOK for businsa AEd T'o'sssIonll
mss. 81, 90 the nAns' - 'F'ss'ri'.
With strpst an6 Sumter Irss Re- 90
Cd 10 o.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-06

NADiNOLA Is GUARANTEE ana r,ony
r'und;d L It tailS to rtmov, lrttk.lS,
Eunrlt,. tan, sAilownrs, lver,,pw,. SOLAR
di~oion'iooA, Black heads di,iigurnG sruo-
tons, etc., IN tWruty days. LylvcI the
'kin clear, sot,, healthy, aud restores I've
hcAuty OF youth. Endooed by ,ho.vlndI.
Prise 81 cents and $l.0O At all Ksa,ay
drug stoccS, ot BY mail. Prepares -
National Toilet Co.. Paris. Tenn.
sold In gainesville BY j. y, BOdlHOrd
a Company, ". n. johnson, and ].
". MC(OllUm Il Company.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16

fastos planes de la congregation.
La incurable buena fe que
tanto NAL nos ha hecho en estos
tiempos de traicioneras faisias,
ha sufrido una burla tragica
que van d pagar con la propia
existencia algunos municipios
puertorriqueflos.
Contra este peligro hemoscla-
mado nosotros, sin que nuestra
voz encontrara eco.
La prudencia 6 el discretismo
en- boga sc abstuvo dc apoyar
la campafla que iniciaramos
con Ell proposito de parar a
tempo. ST encontrabamos la
cooperation necesaria, ell tre-
mendo golpe cue va es acaso
impossible detener.
Lo tnico que nos resta Dor
ahora es preparar ell amino para
admirar la inefable fortuna de
nucstros tutores, que van 10
grando sus deseos y realizando
sus planes con una facilidad
no. esperada por ellos. nj sospe-
chada tai vez.
7 es muy possible que Sc en-
cuentren algunos panegf1,istas
que celebrcn ruidosamente este
ultimO rasgo, que ellos pueden
lamar ,amorosamente paternal
Y preparatorio, para entrar de
lleno en- la vida del derecho que
Sc funda Ell esa democracia de
boquilla que han hccho su patri-
moniO exclusive los redentoriS
tas.
Ademas de la cooperation
que han encontrado, pueden es-
perar la apoteoSiS que, a POGO
que 10 indiquen, no faltara gen
te que Sc presto d celebrarla.
POr ventura no jtenem0S para
de Ia muerte de los
municipios. la satisfaction inc
fable de yer como Sc extiende
y prospera el sistema feudal
redentorista2
No hay que olvidar que atra-
vesamos una epoca de evolucion,
de preparation para el Seff 60
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16
Ell SUCESO DE- ANOCHE
EN- SANTURCE

Anoche ocurri6 una sensible des-
gracia en- el barrio de Santurce.
FL individuo Juan Ildefonso Soto.
de s. amos, pintor, que residfa cerca
de Ia parada 70 de dicho barro Y
casado con Demetria Camilo, fue
muerto instantaneamente por ell ca
rro electrico n1mero 2.
Como a las 9 y IS y entire las pa.
radas 2I y % estaba sentado en- ell
pretil de la verja de la casa del Sc
nor Acui1a, habiendo sido cogido con
el estribo del CAIRO electrico mime
70 7, debido 4 no haberse podido evi
tar el peligro por la obscuridad rel
nante Y el llevar traje oscuro el
Soto.
El doctor Gill, que iba en- e1 carro,
ie reconocio, declarando que muri6
instantaneamente del golpe recibido
en- Ia sIen izquierda.
ii pulpero Jose Carba1lo duefio de
una tienda de Santurce dice Que Il las
9tte estaba conplemente ebrio y que
ldecla iba suicidarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16
EXameneS para aboSadOS

Con satisfactorio 6xito han corona
do sus mobiles esfuerzos, aprobando
las asignaturas que constituyen el
segundo y tercer grado de la cariera
de Derecho, respectivamente, nues-
fro querldo compaffero en- Redacci6n
don Pablo Alfaro y los seforcs Ce-
lestino Perez y Luis Perey6, vecinos
estos de Bavam6n y Naunabo.
AsimiSino don Jose Maria de Col
coechea, de Ponce. que por indispo-
sicion de ST. sa1ud fue examinado en-
liltimo termino, ha obtenido notable
califica cion en- su examen del primer
grado.
Nuestra mas enthusiastic ephora-
buena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16
"Perla fna :

Este es cl tltulo de Tin inspirado
"Two-step' que ha compuesto el
aplaudido professor don German
Agrinzoni que sc tocara por primera
vez en- la retreta de maf1ana. Perso-
mas compctentes que han podido OR
Prlvadamente tan preciosa compost
ci6n hacen mercedes elogios de sus
harm0nicas bellezas.
FL Two-step "Perla fnan sc esta
editando en- los talleres del BoLETtN
y q la brevSdad possible sc pondr1 4
Ia venta, pudiendo los mum erosos ad-
miradores del professor Agrinzoni OBJ
tener tan melodiosa composition que
Sc lmprime para piano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16
LA BATALLA De FLORES
EN- Los FEsTEJos De san JUAN

/ nV - A0S AAHAAsCA0S 1uaS DT1IAnEcS
del Rrograma de las fiestas patron ale s.
les Il hatalla de flores que Sc llevara !
efecto en- Ell hip6dromo
Para 10 celebracion de este aamira-
BILE espectaculo, ha dado todas las f.
cilidades la directiva del hip6dromo
La organization dc la batalia dc no
res no encuentra, pues. nirg1n obs
taculo.
Todo sc lie faciIita, es su mas Sc
gura sefai de ,triunfo, el entusiasmo
que ha despertado entire naestrss be-
llas, csc ndmero brillante, hermoso v
1artistico de los festejos.
Las sociedades, les cfrculos, las cor
poraciones y las persoaas p&rticulares
que 10 deseen y 10 soliciten, podrzn
instalar enel hip6dromo, casetss.y tri.
bunas para Ia batalls de flores.
Como es Ia primera vez que Sc ce-
Zebra en- Puerto Rico este espect6culo
que fgura invsria blemente en- todas
las grandes iestas, vamos 4 dar 4
nuestros lectores unas breves indica-
clones acerca de la misma.
Los coches pueden ser adornsdos
caprichosamente y cubiertos los arne-
ses y arreos con telas de colores, & los
caballos Sc les pueden poner cintas
flores, plumeros y etc.
Ell adorno de los coches debe ser de
flores, pero Sc parnite que puedan ser
artificiales las que en- ellos Sc empleen,
no asi las cue sirvan para la batalla,
que han de ser 1emediablemente na-
turales
Los ramos que Sc utilicen como pro
yectiles han de ser pequehos, forma-
dos con algunas hojss arom5ticos. &
con algdn Emo ramaje y una dos 10.
res, a 10 mas, de cualquier clase.
Como no Sc trata de bombardear 4
los carruajes y las tribunas con enor-
mes Y pesados ramos de rosas. unas
pequefIas ramitas de fata5oyaHt, ell
rs6lr Forido, la fer d<k mfrto, v<ko
Il nouia, los itrios, Jasmfn 4r bQlo.
etc, sirven para la batalla, aunque es-
tos ramajes vistosos 10 vayan acon.
paiIados de flores de mas m6rito que
acaso fuera dificil conseguir.
Tambi6n Sc permite el disparo de
serpentinas, pero por nipgGn concepto
sc tiraran aconfettis."
La Comision de festeios Sc ocupar<
en- que las personas que llevea ca
rruajes q Ia batalla & esten en- Il tri.
Dumas, puedan adquirir en- el hip6dro.
mo los pequenos 6onquet5 que nece-
siten
Los carruaies iran en- dos hilera,. &
en- una, segdn .convenga q las condi
clones del sitio, y daran primers va
rias vueltas por la pista fin de Que
el pGblico de las tribunas gradas
pueda admirar el arte y eli buen gusto
que ha de presidir en- el adorno de las
carrozas y coches que Sc presenter a
disputar los premios.
Estos Sc adiudicaran con ia antici.
paci6n necesaria para que el plbl:co
otoTgue u aprobaci6n al faslo del II.
fado, premiando a determidas carro
zas
La batella de flores sera una fiesta
de color, de perfumes, de poesfa, una
demonstration de- supreme arte que es
instintivo en- nuestra raza y. que Sc re-
vela en- todas las ocasiones aqui triun-
fal soDerano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16
Nota del dia

Ot1a vez ha hablado Ell Oracu
10. Y ha dicho que en- los ayun-
7amientos en- que ell gobierno
haya nombrado I'm sindico. no
Sc celebraran elecciones muni-
cipales.
La congregation ha dado a
todos los vientos eSta sentcn-
cia, que ha dido indiferente
nuestro pueblo. sin enterarse de
10 que significa, nj medir sus
alcances.
Y sc trata NADIA menos que
de la Suppression de algunos mu :
nicipios, sc Conspira contra la
vida, contra la autonomia mu-
nicipal, Sc descubre I'm amaGo
formidable de la congregation
Teverenda y sc anuncia TN nue.
vo Crecimiento de la burocracia
c0ntumaz.
va Sc. COnOCe la opinion, me
ior diChO, la decision del Oracu-
10; porque ell Attorney General,
en- las cueStiones del dogma re
dentorista, que son todas aQue-
las que sc. relacionan con los
nuevos metodos, es infalible.
La desaparicion de esoS mu-
nicipios senaladoS como sucur-
sales de la congregation, que
seran administrators por TN CON
gregante, eS COSa decidida &
irremediable.
Los ciudadan0s que tengan
sus domicilios en- los pueblos
sehalados en- el indice liquida-
dor, pueden darse q la idea de
que el municipio tai Y como Sc
estila en- otras localidades, ha
pasado a la historic.
Ahora debemos prepararnos
todos a presenciar, Y a celebrar
csc aspecto tan democratico de,
un sistema especial del gobier-
no propio, que nos da una idea
cabal de 10 que nos espera en-
todos los 0rdenes de la vida ptl-
blica.
Cuando habla el Oraculo no
solo pregona las gede6nicas
Simplezas que entusiasman a
nuestroS tutOreS, Sino que
anuncia la prOximidad, la in
minencia de algun nuevo aten-
tado, de algun desman tremendo
contra la soberania popular.
Los hechos Iamentables, en-
cuyo abono sc ha solicitad0 con
provision que consterna la
sentencia del Ordculo, deben
estar proximos d: consumarse.
e. dia en- que de TN plumazo
van q quedar cerrados, anula-
dos, borrados de la vida munici-
pal varios ayuntamientos puer-
torrlquen0s, va debe de estar
pr0ximo.
Ell oraculo de las desdichas
ha hecho sonar su voz que
anuncia desv enturas, predice
desgracias y males sin cuento
La mutilacion municipal esta
pr6xima. FL peligro Sc cierne
. .cercano, vamos a disfrutar TN
self government" que Sc inicia
de una manera original Y estu-
penda. Hacienda mas estrecha
y severa la insufrible tiranla
de nuestros tutores.
Las amenaZas mas 8 menos
encubiertas que sc han venido
dirigiendo incesantemente con !
ira la vida libre de las munici-
palidades, por los inefables con-
Oregantes, van ha tener su lu-
gubre cumplimiento ahora.
La congregation supo dist
nular la trarnpa, habilidosa
mente, ocultandola a nuetros
conhados legislatures entire Ell
articurado de la ley municipal,
aprobada EN- la Ultima asam
blea
Ll paryulistno de nuestros
pOliti0Os la c00perado moons
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16
Don GenelOSO Candina

Nuestro querido amigo, ha regres 4.
do aver de su viaie 4 los Estados
Unidos
Envismos al Senior Casdins nuestro
mas afectuosc saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16
Desoe Washington

Los pcriodicos americanos, ifnitan-
do en- esto & los ingleseS, suelen
acoger las cartas que les enpfa .el
|pdblico y Ell las que Sc plantea algdn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-16
Don Alexandra Gaos

Despues de une breve estancia en-
los Estados Unidos, ha llegado san
Juan, aver, nuestro distinguido amigo
don Alexandra Gaos.
LIE saludamos afectuosamente.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-06-29
rh.y ar. G.,unr READY Nov.

.HoW would you like, asks the Ithaca
Sews. Ito eat pork which had fallen in.
10 a ceSpool and then had been cut up
without washing? How would you en-
Joy canned beef into which consump-
hves had eIpectorsted before it was
sealed ups How much sausage tishe6
from n sewer would you like 70 eat TO-
nightH Pleasant reading this revelation
in regard to the beef trust, isn't it? In
1885, General Miles Gays, 5000 Of our
soldien-your brothers and mine, de.
Tenders OF the Uuion-were killed by
'embu]med beef murdered, i'll short, by
modern financial methods Do you
want to seDd your boy. mother. to ca.
more 'embalmed beef whitewashed by
a government that stands for such
thinRs? Let ua one aud all get ready
men, women and caildren-to drive suct
trusts ont OF existence aud to make
America a land where one can draw g
long breath free from the faint OF stink,
ing meat and still more tainted dollars