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Green Seed cane-SeveraI thousand
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62t Ct. D. HAYS, Americup, Ga.
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He is the happiest of whom the
world says least, good or bad.-Jeffer-
son.
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The liberal fshwoman may be the
wife of sell fish man,
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showing SWEETEST line of ITEMS dispaye1
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ON ONE SIDE
FOR A QUICK MEAL.
Little Tales Cut Short In a
Hurry.
a MIRROR OF DAILY EVENTS
Happenings in the City and Suburbs
Of Local interest to- Be PerGsed
Over While Mullins and Coffee are
Cooling.

Waterman's Ideal, and WATERWAYS
Automatic, Swan and Writ Fountain
Pens to suit all hands-Phone 246.
M. s. HOLIDAY.
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the grade that have
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Yards 1906 dress ginghams Just received some
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Teas Suspenders made of fine Isle thread web reinforce
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Peysers
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Half Hose spced you
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ucle
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TENS Night Shirts madeof good quality fanneIette full
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Underwear ribbed eeced
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arrival in Georgia Linen for shirt waist skirts and
These good full SO inches wide and range price "a
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thousand yards Embroidery strips A. yard ene
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DAILY COTTON LETTER
AND
FUTURE COTTON PRICES.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
NEW YORK FUTURES.

Tone-steady.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
CLIFFORD WINS IN
THE SECOND ROUND
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
ARENA, GOLDFIELD, Sept. 3.-Jack
Clifford Of Montana knocked out Bob
Lundie of San Francisco in the second
round of a scheduled ten-round bout
1t was rafting fight. The men went
at each other hammer and tongs in the
first round and Clifford had Lundie
groggy when the bell rang.
In the second round Lundie was
f1oored with right hook to the jaw
He took the count of nine, but when he
arose Clifford swung his right full to
the jaw, and Lundie went down again
and stayed there, completely knocked
out
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
EXPECTS TO FORM EXCHANGE
Mining Expert Plans Negotiations
With Large Eastern Syndicate
for Practical ResuIts

George L. Mouselle, auditor and as
sociate general manager OF the Pacific
coal mines bureau, has resigned his po-
sition and severed his connection with
that corporation.
Mr.. Mouselle is negotiating with a
large eastern syndicate holding valu-
able mining property which may re-
suit in a new Los Angeles stock ex-
change.
Mr.. Mouselle is practical mining
man and has been closely connected
with mining brokers In the east. which
will be a factor in augmenting his SUE
cess In his new enterprise.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

at a distance and force him to spar at
a long range. Cans complained bitter
ly about Nelson resting his; head on MS
(Gans) chin and shoulders. Nelson
swung a left to the jaw and after
clinch Cans put in two rights TO the
Danes face. Both men were leg weary
and stalled and clinched as much as
they could 1t was next 10 lmposslple
TO get .the Dane to fight at long range
and he realized that his only nope OF
winning the battle lay In close range
fighting or rather wrestling. Cans like
wise seemed perfectly content to ease
up and rest.
Round Thirty-Nine
Cans tabled his left twice to the face
before Nelson could get to close quar-
ters. Then followed stalling and wrest-
ling. which was broken up by cans
furnishing Nelson Viciously over the
heart. Cans sent two straight rlgntS
to the face and again 1t looked as IL
the deadlock would be broken. II was
only a. flash in the pan, however, ana
the men resumed the tiresome stalling,
Nelson being the chief offender. Nell
son by way of variety sent In hard
left 70 the law and Cans came back
with two lefts to the jaw Nelson's
left eve was entirely closed and he ap-
peared to be firing rapidly.
Round Forty
They started in at a lively pace,
Cans landing his left to the ear. Then
they stopped In a clinch Cans drove
a left to the Jaw and Nelson retaliated
with left uppercut to the jaw. The
men did very little fighting Cans got
Nelson at arms length and took ad-
vantage of this concession by sending
hts left twice to the Dane sore face.
Cans complained again about Nelson's s
mead and sent Nelson's head back with
a left uppercut to the Jaw.
Round Forty-one
They came up slowly and clinched.
Cans asked Billy Nolan facetiously
''What time Is it," Then they resumed
the clinching contest. Cans shot a
straight right to the mouth ana Nelson
rebuked him with two lefts to the
stomach. Nelson whipped his left to
the face and the men ceased fighting
entirely. Suddenly Nelson landed a
hard left hook to the jaw and Cans
fought him away. landing two lefts to
the face and right on the body. Both
men wrestled wearily about the ring
and II was hard TO tell which was the
more tired of the two as they went to
their corners.
Round Forty-Two
Cans started a straight left to the
face and they clinched. As the men
broke out from clinch Nelson delib-
erately struck Cans low and the coli
ored man slowly sank to the floor The
! blow was clearly observed by every
one In the arena and there was not a
murmur OF dissent from the spectators
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

''rhe Organs of Our Senses-the Eye
Most thoroughly and beautifully
illustrated with the largest, finest
aand most wonderful manikins, mod
els, diagrams and charts of the eye
and ear ever manufactured or ex-
hibited or imported to this country.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS and all
diseases of eye and ear illustrated
and explained with their cause and
best means of prevention and cure.
The latest discoveries and finest
instruments and appliances now
used in the largest cities of Europe
and America for examining, treat
ing and curing all diseases Of the
eye, ear, nose, throat, heart and
lungs will be exhibited and their
use and operation demonstrated in
order that the public may have
some idea of the expense which Prof.
caata Sraa and
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

nd Ear. How We See and Hear"
Burner and his associates and COM
panies have gone to. 1t is only nee
essary to say that three Of these APP
pliances cost the princely prices that
follow:
One at $4,000.
One at $2S, 5000.
One at $4,000.
And dozens of others from $1,000 to
$1,000 each.
Owing to the great amount of
practical valuable information given
out at this lecture and exhibition
every physician and surgeon, oculist
and optician should be present with
notebook and pencil in hand in or
der to prepare themselves to give
their patients the best service pos
sible.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
GAS FOR FUEL

Do not think that others are
warm because you are sweltering
over a Coal or Wood stove.
Others use gas and are as daintily
cool as can be.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
Five to Four at New York
BY Associated Press.

BY ASsOcIated Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3.-The Herald
today says:
On the eve of the lightweight cham
pionship contest between Nelson and
Cans Broadway sporting men recog-
nized five to four on the negro as the
legitimate betting quotations on the
battle. No large wagers were made,
but quite number of small bets were
placed
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

as the long drawn out battle ras ter
minated. Cans was given the decision.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

seats free and no collection.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
Round Ten

Cans met Nelson's rush with straight
left to the face, "Stay with him, don't
let him get away" was the injunction
from the Battler's corner. They went
In close and Cans smothered Nelson
with two rights and a succession OF
lefts TO the face. Nelson bored In and
whipped his right and left to the ne
gro's Jaw. Nelson then brought blood
from Cans mouth In a stream with a
succession of rights and lefts TO that
member. A terrific mix resulted at
close quarters. The arena resembled a
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
Round One

Cans led on with two light lefts for
the face and they clnched. Nelson
received a right on the body and Cans
quickly shot right and left 10 the face.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
Round Nine

They stood shoulder to shoulder in
the center of the ring. Cans walloped
the Dane with right and left to the
in two hard right swings to the body
and for his pains received two wicked
short-arm rights to the jaw. At the
close quarters Nelson swung his left
twice to Cans jaw and moment later
swung right to the same place. They
mixed il furiously, Cans landing four
punches to Nelson's one. Nelson swung
right and left hard to Cans jaw but
Cans more than evened matters, send
ing the Dane back with rapid fire
slightly from the nose as the bell rang.
II was Cans round
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

rang. The fight apparently has settled
down to a question of the survival of
the fittest
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
Round ThIrty-Elah

Nelson rushed In and Cans backed
up quickly, trying to keep the Dane
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04
Round ThIrty-one

Cans cleverly blocked Nelson's at
tempts to land wild swings and again
rested. permitting the younger man to
do all the work. Again Siler told
Nelson to quit using his head and they
went to close quarters, wrestling and
stalling. The men wrestled for fully
a minute without a blow being struck.
They stalled and both appeared TO be
tired. In the mix Cans landed several
uppercuts with left to the face and
then sent Nelson's head back with a
straight left to the face. The men
We're locked in a clinch as the bell
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

Hounu Eight
Cans had no trouble in avoiding Nell
sons onslaughts and met Nelson with
right swing over the kidneys. He
then swung right and left to Nelson's s
face and found no trouble in keeping
away from Nelson's swings. Cans
played with the Dane, sending rak-
ing right to the jaw and then worked
a left shift to the face. Nelson swung
desperately for Cans face, but seldom
If ever found the black mans anatomy.
They closed in mixing 1t roughly. Cans
swung his right and left with fearful
force and Nelson slipped to his knees,
He got up in jiffy and Cans went at
him like a demon and landed almost
at will. The gong was a great relief
to Nelson, as he looked groggy when
he fell into his seat.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

Nelson came up as though nothing
had happened. His left eye was badly
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

They fell against each other and
Siler again warned Nelson to cease
fighting with his head. They then
locked heads and fought at close
quarters, Nelson doing all the work but
not landing. Cans then gut In two
right uppercuts and then stalled and
rested apparently with view of saw
ing his strength. II is In this manner
that Cans displays his great general
ship. Cans then put in right upper
cut on Nelson's mouth and the Dane
swings for the Jaw, AS the bell rang
Nelson deliberately hit Cans and the
crowd went to it's feet in a storm of
protest. Some one started three cheers
for the negro which drew forth Pous-
Ing response.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-04

grabbed Nelson by the head indicat-
ing that the Dane should cease boring
in with his head. Cans straightened
Nelson up with two lefts TO the jaw.
Nelson landed several lefts to the body.
An exchange followed, both landing
iefts to the chin. Nelson pushed Cans
almost through the ropes and then
missed a left for the face. In a clinch
Nelson landed a severe upper cut to
ting right and left to Jaw. He followed
his advantage and sent In volley of
right and left swings to the jaw as
the round ended. The gong apparently
came Just In time TO save Nelson from
defeat. Cans had the lead.
Round TWenty-one
Nelson came up as though nothing
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-24

llegar d las mas l6eicas conclu-
stones.
iQuien 6 quienes han sido los
responsables de la revoluci6n7
FL presidente Roosevelt invi
ia a dar una respuesta que tai
vez sera aventurada en- los mo-
mentos actuales.
Porque es possible que los eau
santes de la revolucion no sean
los cubanos; seria neceSar1o SUI
poner a ese pueblo aquejado de
instintos suicidas, suponerle vic.
TINA de una vesania peligrosa
~ Sin embargo al invitar a la
concordia, a la Confraternidad,
a la pacifcacion, la prensa Gu
bana Sc inspira en- la prudencia
mas admirable, Y advierte ell
gran peligro amenazador que
amaga a la vida de la Repu-
blica.
No esta solo, pucs. ell presi-
dcnte Roosevelt Ell la creencia
de que es de fnsperatfva neceSt-
dad para CH6G Que CeSen tnme-
dtataWente las h0SffltdadeS.
ASf 10 cntiende tambiep la
prensa cubana, Y asi 10 entien-
den todos los que meditan So
bre la gravedad del problema
que tiende a resolver a su ma.
ncra Mr.. Roosevelt, con olvido
complete de 10 que acaba de
promoter en- Suram6rica, Mr..
Root.
FL imperialismo surge otra
vez amenazador y temible. Los
cubanos solo tiencn I'm medic
de contrarrestar eSe gran pcli-
gro
Restablcccr la paz a toda
costa.
No hay otrs soluci6n nj otro
rcCurSO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-24
LOS JUGUETES
LOS AROS

En- la perspective barroca de fgu-
linas y de colores que ofrecen los
bazares de juguetes, los aros, los
pobres aros colgados del techo por
racimos de diametros diferentes, sue
len quedar inadvertidos. Y no obs
tante, esas triviales cintas de made
ra curvada son como aquellas nara
clones Ell que el espfritu exquisite
de Andersen ocultaba. bajo aparien-
cias dulces y faciles una lecci6n de
vida desesperada y taladrante. Los
romanos representa- ban 4 la diosa
Fortuna por una muier en- pie sobre
una esfera diafana Tn arc cue da
vueltas es ESQ y algo mas: es la vida
entera del hombre peregrinando per.
petuomente por Ia selva dantesca de
sus qulmeras; y es anbi6n la Natu-
raleza que gira, el cosmos evolucio-
nando, transformandose, muriendo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-24

EI DEBUT De La PRESa

Brillante ha sido la Inauguration
de Ia temPsrada de variedades en-
nuestTo teatro, por la Compafiia que
dirige el genial artista NJ. de la
Presa
En- las dos nochcs de function, sd -
bado y domingo, un p1blico immense
y dlstlnguido ha lIenado las localida
des de preterencia ha sido precise
SuSpender Ia Venta de localidades en-
e. paraiSo mUcho antes de comenzar
el espectaculo.
No puede darse I'm 6xlto mas fran
co que Ell obtenido por la Compafiia
que act1a en- nuestro treatro desde e
el sabado.
Las ovaclones freCuentes con que
el piblico ha pueSto IN comentario
expressive / cada uno de los nimc
ros del pr0grama en- ambas funcio-
mes, son Ia prueba mas elocuente de
que esoS espectaculos tan amenos,
tan vzrlad0S Y tan intereSantes que
nos ofrece Ell sefIor La Presa han en-
'trad0 de llenO en- ell gusto de nues-
|tro publlcO, \ con este damos indu-
dablemente, indiscutiblemente una
prueba de teuerlo bueno.
POrOue es de admirar el trabaio
immense, eXtraordinario maravillo-
so del sefior La PreSa, que cada vez
que sc presenta ante nosotros alcanza
grades superiores de perfeciona-
mlento en- ese g6nero tan di6cil que
cultlVa, genera colossal en- que ell ar
tlsta tiene que ser Multiple poseer
tacultadeS tan variaS tan diversas
y tan eXtraordinariaS.
@QuG podremos decir de La Presa
despues de los merecidaG ovaciones
que le han Sido tributadas estas dos
noches?
Que esta en- el pleno poder de sus
facultades; que, afortunadamente, pa
"a los entusiasta5 del genera las con
serva, y aun las aumenta, con nue.
vos recurSOs Y nuevos refinamientos
que Introduce Ell sus trabajos.
Y Ell mismo 6xito que como trans
formista, obtuvo como violiniSta V
como acto~.
Al terminar la ejecuci6n magistral
de Aires Bonemios." de Sarasate,
La Presa escuch6 grandes aplausos.
Despu6s TOGO el 'Zapateo cubano, 3"
y fue 0tra ovacion.
Muy aplaudida tambien, aplaudidi
sima, fn6 la graciosa tiple sefiorita
Aurora Gonzdlez, que pisa por pri-
mera vez nuestro escenario.
En- Ia noche del debut confrm6 la
tawa de que viene precedida.
Er La Sef1ora Capitana Ell "Cha.
eat Margaux y en- La tonta de
capirote ha demostrado la cncanta-
dora tiple sevIllana que es una ar
tlsta de gran talento, dc -bue mas ia
cultades, conocedora de todos los re-
cuTsos escGuicos. y graciosa, pero con
esa gracIa fina de las sevillanas, esa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-24

|queres mas atrayente que La sitnpa-
tia, que todas las perfecciones Jun
tas y que por 10 mismo que es
una cualidad Suprema, hemos con
ven1do en- llamarla angel; ieso
angell es 10 que tiene para realzar
suS facultades su talento de ar.
tista' la distinguida tiple Aurora Con
zalez.
Al salir escena, en- LA SefIora Ca.
pitana" fue recibida con un aplauso
Fue un feliz presentimiento de nues.
tro p1blico que tiene una gran intui-
cion para conocer todo 10 que es arte
6 10 interpreta y 10 encarna.
Exito franco, decisive, resonante
tambien fue ell que alcanzaron las
gentiles bailarinas sef1oritas Vivero
en- ell precioSo baile espafiol "Pana.
deros de la flamenco" y en- ell Cake
Walk" que hubieron de repetir CO.
mo ell primero. en- medic del mayor
cntusiamo del pGblico.
Las hermanas Vivero Otero son
excelentes bailarinas, de peri ecta, de
irreprochable escuela.
""lt ouSAldo, AuuJ Sl1pdC CICaS.
Roselli. tan aplaudido como siem-
pre-; y V6lez tan celebrado como
de coStumbre; ell seflor La Presa
(don Alfonso) muy discreto; s%pren
dente como caracterfstica, la Sefiori-
ia Adela Vivero y gracioslsimo en- la
zarzuela, triunfante como siempre
el sefior La Presa.
La orqueSta. no obStante 10 nume
rosa que eS, resulta de6ciente. AL
gunos entreactos son largos.
Y a estas indicaciones tenemos
que agregar ana que nos han hecho
muchos amigos nuestros del conner
clio, que verian con gusto la repeti-
ci6n de La SefIora Captain. Ell do
mingo.
Domingo OrOxco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-24

wer, de herida incisa en- el dedo In
dice de Ia mano izquierda como de
tres centimetros y superficial, leve:
lomas Rodriguez, de herida punzan
te producida por una asti1la en- Ia pri-
mera talanje del dedo medic de Ia
mano izquierda, leve; Esperanza vi
llanueva, de quemaduras casuales de
3? grado en- la mano y antebrazo de-
recho, leves; Ia nina Maria Marrero
de una herida incisa producida Dor
iun vidrio de centfmet dc lonoi-
tud sobre la region tenar derecha
Ieve; Malvlna de la Rosa, de contu-
stones al pomulo y carrillo izquierdo.
leVes, y Ell nifo Francisco Noble, de
en- las regiones frontal
y occipltal, leves, y todas de orfgen
casual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-24
Habla don Ramon Nadal
Sefior Director del
BOLEr1N MERCANrL.
San Juan.
Domingo OrOxco


Saa Juan.
May senior mio y de toda mi consi-
deraci6n:
En- esta fecha dirijo al se1or Direc-
tor de ola Scmana Polftica" la siguien
te carta:
"Sr. Director de ola Semana Poll
tica. San Juan.-Muy sef1or mfo y
de mi mayor respeto: En- el n1mero
81 de su ilustrado peri6dico, publicado
el dia 10 del mes en- curse, he visto
con sorpresa que aparezco como voc al
del Comit6 del Distrito de Guayama
del Partido ubIicano. Como quiera
que yo no soy republicano, sino que
conserve mi acttud completamente
independents: y por otra parte, como
tampoco he autorizado 4 nadie, nj he
sido conSultado para tai mien-
to, atribuyo tai insinuaci6n a un error
de su peri6dico 8 informes cquivo-
c ados
Ru6gole la publicaci6n de esta car,
ia para deStruir toda Clase de SupoSi-
clones que en- general puedan hacerse
s0bre mi aCtitud en- la actual situaci6n
politica. lie anticipa las gracias su
alto S. S, Ramon Nadal Santa Coli
ma.
Ahora bien: como en- ell peri6dico
de su acertada direction publique hace
algun tempo mi resolution de sepa-
rarme de Ia politica, permaneciendo
desde entonces en- actitud inde pen
diente, tengo especial gusto en- ratif-
carlo hoy, por 10 que lc ruego la in
SerCi6n de esta carta en- su peri6dico
Sera un servicio mas que le agrade-
cere y por ei que le anticira las gra,
cias Su alto S. S.
Ramon .N'Ud0y.
G uay anna, 20 Septiembre, 1906
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-09-24

Desde Arecibo ha telegrafado hov
el Tenlente Noa 10 siguiente:
Aver entire doce y una de la tarde
Ell individuo Aniceto Hernandez. que
momentos antes habfa salido de Ia
carcel de extinguir condena, provoc6
en- la calle al Juez Municipal de esta.
agarrandole por la solapa del gaban
y en- actitud hostil con TN pale cue
portaba. LIE decfa que Ell era el Gaia
de San Juan. Intervino otro indiyj-
duo diciendole al Hernandez, que
aquella persona que el tenia aqarrada
era ell Juez Municipal de Arecibo v
entonces Hernandez Sc diriqi6 al
Juez preguntandole 81 este era e1
.caJa de Arecibo, por 10 que el Tuez.
vista la actitud del Hernandez, Ianz6
al rostro de este un pedazo de hielo
de tina libra, logrando derribarlo al
suelo y causandole una confusion. In
tervino a tempo el guardia Gonzalez,
que era el de servicio en- e1 lugar del
suceso. arrestando Hern andez,
qu'en fue puesto disposition de la
Corte.
FL Aoiceto Hernandez es de San
Juan, cumpli6 condena impuesta por
lei Juez Municipal de dicha ciudad"