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PHI RETA KAPPA
h Original Greek Letter Fraternity as
Old as the Government.

h Original Greek Letter FRATERNITY ~
Old as the Government.
To Phi Beta Kappa belongs the distinction
Of being the original Greek letter fraternity
in this country. A handful Of men gathered
at the Raleigh Tavern, says the Yale Monthly,
inaugurated the movement in ITO.
In its beginning the fraternity was a
secret society, as shown in the path OF
fidelity:
|, A. B., do swear on the holy Evansellsts
OF Almighty God. or otherwise. as calling
the Supreme Being to attest this. my oath.
declaring that | will. with all my possible
efforts, endeavor to prove true. just and
deeply attached to this, our growing frater-
nifty: In keeping. holding and preserving all
secrets that pertain to my duty, and for the
promotion Inc advancement of Its internal
welfare.
About the year 1910 the feeling against
Freemasonry so worked on the Harvard
Chapter that 1t exposed all the secrets
Of the order. Such men as John Quincy
Adams, Judge Story and Edward Everett
were prominent in the anti-seoret move
ment, and in this way the character OF the
society was changed.
The first Virginia chapter, or Alpha chap
ter, was organized, December s, 177e, 1t
was not until December, ITO, that it was
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NATIONS DEEP IN DEBT.
Latin.America Swamped by Foreign Loans
-COlombia's q Cent Dollar.

rho ,or.,o, deht NJ rolombIo has been
tor aish,v.tbrea vears savs the
NJ -, w. dnrino annro vim ateiy forty
ho"r''o rhtoh M Intarest was mid Tho
$50 nn,dins nn,res for Gautemaia Hon.
"a rnnaz,'eia rssnactivalv ara saventv.
w nnd rorty-ejaht seyentv.elght and
L. and eigbtv-three and forty.
Cos,, e,os and Nicaragua hoye benefited
10, interrais dursnq which they owed nothing
~ tho foraign bondholder. Nevertheless
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requiem when We were th9fe. There are
also in the court numerous tablets Of marble,
each resting on the back Of a stone turtle
and bearing inscriptions; there are other
tablets bearing quotations from the writ
ings Of Confuoius.
VANDALISM BY EUROPEANS.
At Canton our guide took lis to the temple
OF the 500 gods. They represent Buddhistic
saints, are life size and zach has an incense
urn before him.
One OF the gods has a very long arm,
being the one who puts the moon up at
night; another represents a saint who cut
open his breast and exposed an image OF
Buddha to prove his fidelity to the faith.
Our guide at Canton was All Cum, who
has conducted travellers through the city
for more than forty years and has brought
UP his sons to the same profession. ] men
tion his name for the benefit Of any readers
Of these lines who may chance to visit, as
every tourist should, this most Chinese OF
Chinese cities.
There Is in the vicinity Of Pekin a temple
with several thousand images OF Buddha,
but they are small and made of clay, the
original bronze images having been carried
away by the foreign troops during the
Boxer troubles.
Close to the walls Of the city OF Pekin
stands what is called the Yellow Temple,
a rare work of art. The carved figures
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CHINESE EDUCATION AND PHILOSOPHY
MUCHOVERESTIMATED, MR.. BRYANTHINKS

declined. In some cases the families have
become so poor that they can neither pay
rent nor buy a burying plot.
COST or FUNERALS.
There Is also ut Canton an ancestral
hall where for a specified sum the name
of an ancestor may be inscribed on a little
wooden tablet: incense is also burned here.
Foreign residents relate instances where
servants have spent three years income
in burying a parent, the money being Dor
rowed and gradually repaid from the earn
ings.
Besides the frat cost Of burial, there
must be frequent nilgrimages to the grave.
1t is within the bounds Of truth to say that
the money expended in elaborate funerals,
in sacrifices to the dead and in periodical
pllgimages to tombs would have gone
far toward the educating and enlightening
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Of each rising g~eneration-and who will
say that respect for the dead dan better
be shown by formal ceremonies than by
proper regard for the welfare OF the
descendants?
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THE sILvER PHI BETA KAPPA MEDAL oP l778.
voted to introduce the fraternity into New
England.
In ITO Mr.. Elisha Parmelee, who had
resided two years in New Haven as an under
graduate, and subsequently, received his
bachelors degree from Harvard in 1878,
was compelled to travel South for his
health. Being an earnest scholar, he was
no doubt attracted to the fourishing COL
lege at Williamsburg. When he started on
his northward journey he was intrusted
with two charter parties, drawn up Decem-
Der 4, l776, n with power to establish two
"scyonsr in Cambridge and New Haven
New Haven first, the Yale Chapter, founded
November IS, 1850, antedates that at Har-
ward, which was organized September 8,
1881.
During what Is known ss the alpha period,
which extended for over one hundred years,
each alpha had the privilege OF establishing
other chapters within its own State, While
the consent of all the alphas was necessary
to extend the society to another State
On August 20, 1887. the, alpha OF New
Hampshire was established at Dartmouth
through the consent Of the alpha Of Massa-
chusetts and the alpha OF Connecticut.
These three chapters remain the only repre-
sentatives Of Phi Beta Kappa from 1877
to 1877.
Since that time a national council has
been established dSsll and cha rters have
! been granted to the leading colleges Of the
country, including those for women.
At the close of the Revolutionary war the
| pa rent chapter ceased to exist until 1s49.
At that time Mr.. Short, the old president,
then 92 years of age, reestablished the Yir-
| einia chapter at Williamsburg, and thus
the succession with the past remains I'M
| broken.
The civil war again interrupted the life
| OF the alpha OF Virginia, but 1t was revived
in 1898. The old records which, during the
vicissitudes Of the college, were preserved
in the. Virginia Historical Society, are now
aeainin possession of the mother chapter.
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IF each rising generation-and who will
say that respect for the dead dan better
be shown by formal ceremonies han by
a proper regard for the welfare OF the
descendants?
ROYAL ToMBs.
The tombs Of the royal family are always
objects Of interest to the tourist. The
most famous Of these tombs are north OF
Pekin and 30 near to the Great Wall that they
are usually visited at the same time, three
or four days being required for the trip.
There are other tombs OF less renown
still nearer to Pekin, while the tomb Of the
first Emperor Of the Ming dynasty is just
outside the walls OF Marking. Some OF
these tombs are mere masses Of masonry
now, but all were once richly carved.
The avenues leading up to these tombs
are lined with large stone figures OF men
and animals. These are arranged in pairs,
one OH either side Of the road-two huge
warriors, two priests, two elephants stand
ing, two elephants kneeling, two cameis
standing and two kneeling, two horses
standing and two kneeling. and lions, bears
and other animals in like positions. These
figures are put near the tomb that the
ruler may be supplied with the things need
full for his happiness in the spirit world.
CHINA AS A VAST GRAVEYARD.
And speaking OF tombs, the worship
Of ancestors Ia destined to make China
a vast graveyard, if, as now, graves can.
not be disturbed. 1t will be remembered
that the Chinese Government cautioned
the Russians and Japanese not TO trespass
upon the g~raveyards at Mukden, where a
number OF Manchu Enperors are buried.
The raves OF the masses are as sacredly
regarded, although distinguished merely
by a cone shaped mound. In the n%eighbor-
hood OF the large cities the cemeteries cover
many square miles, and as they are con-
staptly added to and novel diminished
they occupy an ever increasing area,
In the agricultural districts the burying
grounds are scattered through the felds
eaoh family having its own plot. some
| times when the family has died out the
mound is neglected and the coffin Ia ex-
posed. At Shanghai and at Marking we
saw a number OF collins standing in the
fields, never having been covered.
The temples OF China are interesting
but are generally in a state of decay. The
Confucian temple at Pekin is visited once
a year, when sacrifices are made to China's
supreme sage.
The court Of the temple is filed with
Enarled and knotted cedars Of great age
in which a colony Of rows vas chanting q
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BY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
COPYRIGHT. 1900. bv Joseph B. Boul4s.

CopDH0uE IN UTedI BTHdIh-AH RIVHH NVSeTNd-
MANILA, Dec. 29,-Chinese education has
been very much overestimated The lit
craft rave boosted Of the antiquity Of the
government and educational system, the
invention Of the compass, the printing press
and Of gunpowder, and the Western world
has been inclined to concede their claims,
but theee will not bear investigation.
The government is ancient but it is also
Anticipated. The Emperor exercises a
power as unlimited as that of the Car and
is as inaccessible to his subjects. The
ruling family seized the throne two and a
half centuries ago and has retained power
because the people have learned TO submit
10 almost anything. The laws have not
only been arbitrary but they have been
cruel; the officials have not only been APP
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BIBLIOTECA CALLEJA

Obra publicada en- Enero de 1906
l. JGcoltiot. Ell crimen del molino de
USor.
Obras publicadas en- Febrero de 900
2. = Boaviey Colette 8 la Cayenita.
3. - Nor. La reina de los gitanos
d. = S0tgGrf. Los peSeadores de ballena
bis SGlgaYt. Inyierno en- ell Polo Norte
Obras publicadas en- Mario dc 1906
5. - FeUaL. FL iuramento de Lagardere
&. - FeVGl. Aurora de Nevers.
Z. = FeWillet. La novela de un ioven
pobre.
8. = 1oudOu2e. Las peSadillas.
Obras publicadas en- Abril de 1906
9. = Solga,a. La soberana del campo le
ORC.
10. = S0lgori. Ell rey de los cangrejos
II. - Beiot. Ell parricida.
II. = Belot. Lubin Dacolard.
l3. = Meronrel. EI bazaar de San German.
Obras de Mayo de 1906
Ia. = Canivet. Hijo del mar.
l5. = SGlg0,i Los nanfragoS del Liguria
16. = SatgGri. Devastaciones de los pi-
rataS.
IT. = Silrestre Rosa de Mayo,
Obras de Junio de 1906
18. = Pont-Jest De princesa a modelo
19. = S0Eg0rt. Sandokan
20. = SG'gara. La muier del pirata
q. = Enme ct Delisle Aventnreros del
rrimen
..-....
70 De venta en- Ell BoLETlN, 30 ctvs
9J ctvs con franqueo.
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antes, hoy don Joaquin Acosta, y por
el Oeste, con don Ramon Trigo, hoy
su SUCCESSION.
PoR TANTo, y hs biendo ordenado
el Honorable don Francisco del Vale
MufIoz, Juez de esta Corte Munich
pal, la publication del presente edic-
to Ell uno de los periodicos de ma-
circulation de los que Sc -yof
esta ciudad, para que II j. sd'ean en
que Sc eonsideren psri,,T1;1na 1a11g9eSados a9at '1
@@s@f1 oponefse, presereaHdo L. opprtu. pr
ma demanda den.trq del termipo ~ j 40 de L
qalnGe ulas exnido el presente en-
pan pa, |ua- Puerto Rico, 4 5 de Octu.
Ore Gel 900. Pedro Gonzalez, Secre.
tario de la Corte.
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OFICINA DEL MARSHAL.
ANUNCIO DE VDNTA
nN P6BLICA sUBAsTA
0 Augusta Ortiz, Marshal de la Cor
te de Distrito del Distrito Judi
cial de Humacao, P. R.

HAGO SABER: Que en- virtud de una
orden de ejecucion en- cobro de hipo
.teca Sc procedera 4 vender en- publ
ca subasta al mejor postor la siguien-
te fnca rl1stica:
"R1stica: radicada en- el barrio
Juan Asencio' del t6rmin) munich
pal de Aguas Buenas, compuesta de
clento cuarenta y cinco cuerdas no
venta y dos centavos e4uivalentes
clncuenta y siete hect areas, cuarenta
y nueye areas y sesenta nneve cen
tiareas dest inadas 4 cate, pastos y
frutos memories, colindan<es por el
Norte con terrenos de don Jose Mon.
serrate. Rivera Y Juan de Dios Ro-
drlguez; por Ell Este, con los de don
Francisco Benesario, Juan Ayala Y
los de Pedro Negr6n: nor Fl STR con
~ quebrada denonin4ds Traa n se3-
clio !; y por el Q = c11 IS , ) Ieidro
Cuadrado Y los De Jose Niovcs
Aponte.
Esta subasta tiene Iugar para ser
etectiva la cantidad dc tres mil dos
clento veinte dollars veinte y IN cen
tavo por capital intereses hasta el
veinte y tres de Mario de 900 in
tereses al uno por ciento mensual
hasta que sea satisfecha juntamente
con los pagos y costas segdn aparece
del record.
Esta subasta tendra etecto en- la
oficlna del Marshal sta en- Ia Corte
de D1strito de Humacao el dia once
de Octubre de mil novecientos seis
4 las dos de la tarde, Y Sc advierte
que Ia venta ha de hacerse en- none
da americana.
Dada en- Humacao, a Is de Sep
tiembre de 1906. = Augusta ORTIZ,
Marshal District Court.
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En- la >Corte Municipal
del Distrito Judicial Municira
de San Juan, P, r.
Estados UnidOs de America
El Presidente SS
de los EstadoS UnidoS.
EX-PARTE, Jose Clemente
stt1ttcnvt1s:(n de
possession en- dominic.

PoR cUANTo el promovente en- este
case ha presentado una mocion 4 es-
ia Corte interesando Sc decrete la
conversion de possession en- dominic
de la siguiente fnca:
4'Terreno en- Ell barrio de "Sab abana
Liam" de Ia Jurisdiction de Rio Pie
dras, compuesto de veinte cuerdas,
equivalentes q siete hectareas, ochen-
ia y seis centiareas, colindantes por
el Norte, con el promovente; po. ell
Sur. con don Octavio Garcia Salgado;
por el Este, con dofla Cruz Lopez,
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EE Ia C0R7E DE- DlS7H7o
I'll llSlBIfQ JglIoIAl DE- SAN JUAN, P. R.
Estados Uaidos de America.
El Presidente
de los Estados Unidos.
DEcLARAcI6N DE DOMINO.


"pCR cUANTo. habiendo presenta-
do Ell AsN2ado don Luis Freyre Bar
bosa; una moc6n a nombre de don
Antonio Flores Castro solicitando el
dominic de la siguiente hnca:
Predio rt1stico compuesto de veinte
Y siete cuerdas de terreno, radicado
en- el barrio Pajaros, dc ia Jurisdiction
de Bayam6n, coiihdante por el Norte,
zntes con don Rafael Santana, hoy
con lacarretera que de Bayamon, con-
drce 4 Comerio; por el Sud, antes
con dofIa Fide1a Rosado, hoy la ST.
eesi6n de don Jose Gabriel Fuentes
Maysonet; por el Este antes con don
Jose Antonio Fuentes, hoy la succession
del citado don Jose Gabriel Fuentes
Y las quebradas Cerro Gordo y Chi
quita; ror Ell Oeste con Rafael San
tana, antes, hoy con la citada Suce-
sion de don Jose G. Fuentes.
PoR TANTO habiendose ordenado
por Ell Honorabl Pedro de Aldrey,
fuez de Ia Seccion Primera de la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, Sc pu-
blique la peticion por tres veces en-
uno de los peri6dicos de mayor cir
culaci6n de esta ciudad, para que los
que tengan alg1n derecho real sobre
el inmueble descrito, las personas S
ignoradas a quienes pueda perjudi-
car la inscription, y, en- general, todo
el que desee oponerse, pueda efec-
tuarlo en- Ell termino de sesenta d1as
naturales, libro Ell presente en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico a los yeinti-
nueve dias del mes de Septiembre
de mil novecientos seis.-Jose E. FL
''"eTas, Secretario". 3
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FL Ia e@rcel &c San Juan JAlacibol
ing eSaron aver para cnmplir prisi6n
los indivlduos Juan Cssteil Garci,.
Fabian Carmona, Santiago Merced
Antonio Baez, Julian Rivera y Ro-
Quito de la Cruz, y en- las galeras
aneNas al Preside, Agust1na Herman
dez y Perez Y fue dado de baia; en-
Ia de Arecibo, en- sumario en-
1hertad; en- Ia de Aguadilla, 2 en- su-
mario y baias, en- Ia de Mayagiiez,
| en- prlsion y en- libertad; en- Ia dc
Ponce, en- sumario y 5 bajas; en- la
de Guayama, , en- prision y 4 en- IL
bertad, en- Ia de Humacao, / en- su-
mario y 5 ba1as
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Ch ufeup

Por no querer pasar el invierno EN-
los Estados Unidos, solicita una Co
locacion en- la Isla, I'm CHAUFFEUR
con certihcado de estudlos y buena
practica en- la ciudad de New York
donde reside.
Infornes, Salud ), Mayaguez.
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Ell jefe de Ia Policia Insular seflor
Hamill ha tenido one susperder 81
proyectado viaje Ponce A1a,co y
otros pueblcs debido Sd nal estado
de salud En- el caso que mej5re sal
dra De naf9na 4 pasado
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PARA clCARRIalOS

En- Ell BoLETTN MERcAST1L hay cons.
ante existencia de pape1 para ciga-
rillos, marca La Cubanita esme-
adam ente corado
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NOticias dIveTsas

Por hurto de menor cuant1a ha sid0
arrestado en- Arecibo el individua
Juan Perez Garcia.
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BihIiOtCCa Sociological International

EIETE ENSAYOs q voldmenes) ;. :. ..e...-"......
LAS LEYES SOCIOLOGICAS q volumen) ........
PROBLEM SOCIALES CONTEMPORARIES II.
LA DEFENSA DE Los TRABAJADORES Y LA
JORNADA DE OCHO H0RAS Il volumen). 49,.
FILOSOFIA SOCIOLOGICAL q volumen)...
LEOPARDI A LA LUZ DE LA CIENCIA q VOL }
LA ESENCIA DEL CRISTIANISMO z volGm.) D..
La EVOLUCtON DE LAS CREENCIAS \ LAS
DOCTRINAS POLITICAS z voldmenes) ........
LA QUESTION SOCIAL ES UNA QUESTION MO-
RAJ e vo6menes) )................... ...........
81. JARDIN DE EPICURO. q volumen). -. -.
Eli FEMINISMO EN- LAS SOCIEDADES MODER-
Los IDEALEs DE La VIDA. (2 voldmenes)
CONCEPTO DE LA SOCIOLOGICAL UN ESTU-
DO SOBRE Los DEBERES DE LA RIQUE-
RAZAs sUPERIoREs Y RAzAs iNFERIoREs,
D LATINOS Y ANGLO -SAJONES. g vol) -.
SARTOR RESARTUS. e voldmenes)..
EL DESTINO DEL HOMBRE Il volumen).... :.
LA CONClENCIA GRIMINOSA Il volumea) 80
LA CIENCIA DE la EDUCAClON q vol. J. ....
La SANDAL SOCIAL Los OBRERO> z vol J.
la ANTROPOL0GIA CRIMINAL Il vol)
Los NUENFtlS DERR0TEROS FEMALES.
MISTICOS SECTAEIOS .
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Esta tarde las sc ha verihcado
Ell el Quartet de San Francisco el ac-
to de talla de los aspirantes ingre-
SO Ell el Cuerpo de Ia Polic{a Ins'llar
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I 81 Fl barrio "Miradero, de Cabo
NoJo, y en- Ia hnca CANDIDA Sc
in9ntara una central azucarera.
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Fl ) del actual exist1an en- 81 Pre-
sidlo y carceles departamentales de
la isla 1850 individuos, de los que
sufr1an Prlsion I542 varones y 81
henbra y en- sumario I47 hombres y
5 mujeres.
Del total estaban en- las enferme-
rlas IA y Ell la Penitenciaria 30
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Anteanocho fut hallado muerto de
bajo de la casa de don Pedro Echan-
dla, de San Sebastian, dentro de TN
carrito, el indiv1dao Juan Mercado,
que Sc eneontr3be enfermo. III Juez
municipal entierde en- el asunto.
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En- las ofcinas de Benefcencia,
Interior, Secretaria de Puerto XII
co y Auditorfa, no hemos obteni-
do hoy information debido 4 no ha
berse despachado ningin asunto de
importancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-08

Manana saldra para Coamo, Santa
Isabel y Salinas, el inspector veteri-
mario Mr.. Allen. con el fin de inspec.
clonar las cuadras y establos de aque
LA cOmarca
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Ell doctor Hernandez ha ordenado
que sea alberta Ia panaderla del Sc.
nor Godreau. de Salinas, por reunir
las condolences exig{das por los re-
glamentos dc Sanidad.
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El precio de cada linea de edictos
judiciales publicados tres veces en-
el BoLETIN, vale solamente centa-
vos. Otras publicaciones cobran lc
yl5
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La Compafia de Scognamiglio pu-
so en- escena Ell sabado dltimo en- el
teatro La Perla, la opera Bone
mia
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Esta tarde frmara 81 jefe de Ia Po-
lic1a lnsular una orden general sobre
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Ha fallecido en- Hatillo, una nina
de corta edad, hija del professor de
Arecibo don Julio MartinezS
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ES NECESARIO ENIGIR Que "a
da hostia tenga grabado 81 nomble
DIGESTIVE MOJARRIETA, pero
IN solo estuche produce mejor efec-
to que una docena de botellas dc
aqua mineral de cuaIqnier otro RI
medic. Ademas de ser Ell 1rico Ct
ratlvo radical, del est6naqo del
intestine el DIGESTIVE MOIA-
RRIETA purifca los alimentos Y los
haee asllnllables. Ell legftimo Di-
gestlvo Mojarrieta cura en- an dia las
nd1gestlones, en- IN mes las dispcp-
sias 9 gastralgias, y en- tres meses
las mas graves Intermediates eroni-
cas- del est6mago y del intestine Fs-
ia unlversalmente conhrmado rn
forrna sin igual, que la ehcacia del
DIGESTIVE MoJARRIETA es verdade
ramente radical y superior Ia de
todos los otros remedies. De venta
en- las prlncipales farmacias de Euro-
pa y America.
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Diariamente Sc efectuan en- Areci-
bo meetings por las varias agrupa-
clones poIiticas.
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Han regresado de su viaje los
Estados Unldos, los comerciantes de
Mayagiiez sef1ores don Tomas 0uifo-
mes y don Arturo Ham.
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res. Sc erAue <eil y Mavmi, de La
el sabado ~atra en- San Juan desde
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ia fallecido en- C%uas una hiia
del Teniente de Ia Policfa Insl,lar
senior Chapel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-08

FL Official de Sanidad de Coamo ha
sahdo para Santa Isabel. con el fin
de ordenar que sea pucsto en- cuaren-
tena IN caballo atacado de muermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-08
ADMINISTRATORS DE FlNcAs uRBANAs

Sin quebrantos para ei rentista
D1rlslrse, Fortaleza S., San Juan
P. r
Don Jose NJ. Carrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-08

A Ia biblioteca de Arecibo han acu-
dido durante Ia Ultima semana 400
1ectoTes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-08

Sc encuentra gravemente enfermo
en- J1ncos, el sef1or Juan L. Davila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-08

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81 Sargento sefor Diaz Llenza ha
sido trasladado 4 Arecibo.
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Ha sido procesado por perjario en-
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