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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-01-17
ODD PINCUSHION.' =

kAde From q Tea Strainer, CretOnns
and Ribbons.
There are pin trays and pincushions
of almost endless variety in both style
and material, but about the oldest idea
yet is that embodied in the accompany
ing Illustration. which shows a pin
cushion made from a tea strainer lined
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-01-17

Great re-modeling and mid
winter Clearance Sale of Mems,
Boys and Children's Suits and
Oyercoats now going on at
The PROGRESS,
Broadway, opposite Court House,
Greenville, Ohio.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-01-17
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
PROBATE COURT.

lanShlp OF LeVora En0chS.
]. F. Miller was appointed
guardian of Bessie Thompson.
Last will of Fredonia Menden-
hall was filed for probate; hear
ing January 10 at 9 o'clock.
George w. Byard was appoint
ed executor of estate of RhOda
Byard. Bond $4,000.
Final account filed in estate of
Carl Flurkey.
Order to sell real estate at pri-
vate sale issued in estate of John
Crick.l
Last will of Andrew Pequignot
was filed for probate.
Report of sale of real estate
filed in estate of John Crick ; ans.
wer of Genevra Crick, widow,
also filed.
H. H. Hetsler was appointed
administrator of estate of Rebec.
ca E. Hetsler. Bond $500.
Isaac Marker was appointed
guardian of Amanda ]. and Lo.
vinia Rhoades, both imbeciles,
Bond $1,000 in each case.
Inventory filed and order gran
ted to sell personal property al
private sale in estate of Ahijaf
Cox.
Lydia Gebhart, widow of Hen
ry Gebhart, elected to take un.
der the will of her husband.
Last will of Amanda Rhoades
was filed for probate; hearing
January "a at 10 o'clock.
Last will of Andrew PequignOt
was admitted to probate and re
cord; Frank Dapore was appoin
ted executor under said will
Bond $4,000.
Florence Cox, widow of Ali
jah Cox, elected to take undel
the will of her husband.
Order to sell real estate at pri
vate sale granted in guardianship
of VIM. A. Froebe ct al.
JUVENILE COURT.
Ralph and Harold Byram wer'
each adjudged delinquent chill
dren and sentenced to Boys In
dustrial School.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Charles T. Hughes, Fl, me
chanic, and Bessie Thompson, 1
both of Union City.
Row E. Wagner. 26, farmer
and Myrtle M. Flory, %, both o
near Bradford.
VIM. J. Addington, 62, engin
eer, and Mrs. Margaret A. Boy
er, SO, both of Bradford.
Grover C. Sells, %, expires
driver, Monroe, Ind, and Lea
V. Hardman, "a, Wayne town
ship.
Andrew E. Hartman, 20, sales
man, and Cora B. Oliver, 21
both of Jackson township.
Percy Miller, "a, freight cor
ductor, Milford Center, Ohio
and Laura E. Mcfarland, 2t
Clark's Station.
John Caskey, %, laborer, an
Mrs. Myrtle Anderson, 26, bot
of Union City.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
NEW CASES.
18354-Mary E. Staners VS. ]
J. and Mary A. Rupe; for $3.50.
18355-Josephine Besecker
Charles Seeker ct al. for part
tion of real estate.
1886 Elmer Adams VS. Mil
erva A. Adams; to set aside deeC
1857. M. Delk VS. John Bi!
ler; for $4,000 as damages.
COMMON PLEAS DECISIONS.
Benz. Devor VS. C. N. R'y G.
Motion to make petition more d
finite overruled; leave given d
} fendant to plead by January 10
The Mccall Co. VS. G.. C. Brav
ley ct al. Finding that plainti
is entitled to recover of defen,
ant 1924. 45.
Ephraim Winner VS. Henry
Fitzwater. Motion to requi,
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1907-01-17
CITY NEWS.

busin ess in Dayton Friday.
Eleven prisoners are confined
in the county Jail at present.
Mrs. Vernon Craig has re-
turned from a visit in Dayton.
Thousands of pounds of tobac-
CO were taken in here yesterday.
Misses Bee Duffey and Lottie
Leas were in Cincinnati Satur-
day.
W. Y. Stubbs was in Troy the
first of this week on legal bus
mess.
Some snow fell here yesterday,
but not sufficient to afford good
sleighing.
Miss Bonnie Wills has for her
guest Miss Bernice Mirandy of
Portland, Ind.
John Ferron and bride left for
their future home at Montvale,
Virginia, Saturday.
A baby boy was born on last
Thursday morning to George A.
Katzenberger and wife.
Rev. Seward of Covington has
been secured as pastor of the
Methodist church in this city.
Philip Slower, who moved west
three years ago, locating in Wash
ington, is back on a visit among
friends and relatives.
J. H. Koester was called to
New Orleans this week owing to
the serious illness of his son Will
liam, who is a tuberculosis suf-
ferer.
Commissioner T. L. Brewer of
this city was elected secretary of
the State Association of County
Commissioners at their meeting
last week.
County Clerk George York says
he intends starting a suit to test
the validity of the law changing
the term of his Office from three
to two years.
The Misses Sara and Virginia
Larimer left last week for Effing-
ham, ILL.,, to take a course of
study in the Bissel College of
Photography.
That's the house the Doctor built,
The biggest house you see;
Thank goodness he don't get our
money,
For we take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea.
VIM. Kipp's Sons.
VIM. Gaskill, aged "a years, a
son of the late Frank Gaskill,
died of consumption Sunday af-
ternoon at Dodge City, Kan, he
being enroute home from New
Mexico, where he had recently
gone in hopes of being benefited,
His remains were brought to this
city for interment.
Harry Little, who was injured
few days ago in a rear end col
lision at Franklin, is said to have
taken a turn for the worse this
week and now his recovery il
very doubtful. His broken leg
will have to be amputated, but
he has been in too weakened &
condition since Saturday to un
dergo the operation.
Possesses wonderful medicina
power over the human body, re
moving all disorders from you
system, is what HOLSTERS Rock!
Mountain Tea will do. Make
you well, keeps you well. 81
cents, Tea or Tablets. VIM
" K;nn'c Sons
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26

~anasb6rsn, nun bon 2 frtibsren Rsprd'
fsntantsn bsrtrstsn fein wiro. Do
Rno Curtis uno Song, Smith uno
BurrOus. Eiron uno Garter. Aud
Coma, Rsntudp Iuno Wains babsn
bnsisIbs gsrgnHesn.
au6 Branose,s bon Connecticut.
WnIorp bon Slorioa. SoptIns bon
SQinois, Ssmenwap bon Snoiana.
Rapner bon Rarplanb, Burnett bon
Rsbrastn, Did bon Ohio. 2atimsr
BON eho. carolina unb SUTHERLAND
bon rtnb tparsr fribsr &sprdisn.
tanten.
subsre faBen bereiis frtiber unb
ldnesrs 3sit I'm Sauis. 60 oisnts
Shomns pIait Dor 80 Sahrsn bereits
2 Sermine, 0elion %. alori3 ~sitsl,
sbs sr In 1881 in ben Ssnat fam.
6enrp Cabot 9ooee bisnte ieinsu bier.
ten Ssrmin als ReprdisHtant, oils sr
rrr bisrsebn Sabren Senator Durbe.
Soispb @. Balsp mar Der 5hbrsr fst'
nsr part,i I'm Sauie, ebe er in ben
Ssnat lam.
Bon ben gr. @onDernsursn geb6rsr,
nbaefebsn bon bsnsn, bic frtih.r TN
6auis tuarsn, sinise nit 3u ben ri6rie.
Hen Senatsmitglisoern. @ir nsnnsn
bios grnns bon Wafaduistts, gul.
bsriOn bon 9sras, 5orafer bon Ohio.
Ga SOlstts bon WlsconFn, prOttOr
ppn 0ermont, Silmnn bon Stio.
Carolina, peaboop bon &bOoe So.
lane.
absr aud pbns frtbsr Rsprdisntan.
ten Dosr 9oupernsure geusien su fein,
Bsbsriogs unb Spoonsr, ME 10
ndnnisIi& b%etannt, cine portrstsnos
Rolle I'm Gsnat.
Rit "a fribsren Rsprdfentantsn unb
% sb.malissn S%ouusrnsursn bsfsbt
Der Ssnai fOna4 aus Wdnnern. bic
frtbsr bsbsutenoe Stsaungsr
I'm politii8en 2sbsn bsiIeiost bab:n.
Bon elmer fol6sn 26rpsridaft bari
mon fieli& au9 Die n6tbise ginRdt
uno l1mR6t srtpartsn, bic urs bic bette
ausF6t sr6Hnsn auf oas @obl uno
8eeeiben oes Qanoes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26

,Timeo Danaos ct dona feventes."
Sm @eesniubs su Der aus 8srs&nune
unuufri1tissn brttii&sn prsRs bat Der
@oupsrneur DON Samaita ben pabrsn
Ssftblen 8rObbritannisns esesn BITE
Der. Staten Ausbruf berIiebsn.
Ssnn aass gersos bon Der vglutpsrs
uanoii4aft" Der beiosn Wationen fann
bic 89atfa8e ni4t betbhlsn, bob bas
9r6bte is baa,msisns Wsltrsi9 In Der
md3tigen Rspublit nur sinsn ssfdbr.
li4sn Nebsnbublsr srblidt, Dor benz es
auf Der Out isin mub. so fir8ts
bic Sanaer, au9 tpsnr He @sf4enfe
brtngsn," - uno oann oisQsi9t srft
re9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26
SntereHanteS bonn 9unoes=
Senat.

@,nn I'm Ndra b. =. bic neusn
Gsnntorsn Curtis brrr 2anias, Smith
ton Ni9igan uno Sircn bon Non.
tnnn ibrs Sibs sinnsbmsn, tusrosn he
untsr ibrsn nsuen Rolsgsn cine gnnos
ansabl inosn. nit bsnen He I'm re.
prdisntautsnbauisj 3uiammsn ssisHsn
tuaren.
SIN Der &bat fabsn bon ben 90 Nit.
elisosrn b.s bsrasitiesn Ssnats 81.
aliO tibsr Elm HrittsI, frtbsr i'm Ron.
grsB. Bsri&ieosne bon biefen "a boz
ben au4 iOnf NOD bsrburras.nos
stslsn bsflsiost, tparsr 9ouperneure,
2sgislaturmiisIisosr u. I. b. 90
uarsn % oapon frhhsr etaatseou-
bsrnsur., ME gulom bon Slinois.
Hslipu bon Ninnsfota, Stone bon
Wifouri, Daniel bon 8irginia, We.
grsarp bon Rentudp, oie Senatorsn
bon 8ermont, prceior unb DiIing.
BAN. iouis Megnsrp unb Softer bon
SouiFaua. uHfsre siofaateu f&ei.
utn t~iberbaupt NIT 8orlisbe frhbsre
@oubernsurs tn ben ssnat su faiden,
bsnn ELF bon ben % frHbsrei gouper.
rsursu toulmsn aus BEN Sabsn.
5ntsrsHant iH, boz isbsr Der etaa.
ten, bensn bk brsi rsusn Senatoyeri
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26

9oloer 5riehen. tube Gintr a9t
bsrri4sn swii4en unisrsr RspubIif
uno England. Die gpifoos bon Ring.
ffon permo8te bas CUTE gtnbernsbmsn
.3wii4en ben beioen befrsunoetsn uno
femmberuanoten Wddtsn ni&t
3u f6rsn. go if's re&t! Smmsrbin
tuirft Der 0ebanfe erbeiternb, tuenn
mon I'D psrgsgsnwdrtigt, NOS far sin
5noianergsbeul our& bic PrsHe alsr
grOsnlanosr sssanesrl itin tphrbe,
tuenn uniere Narinstruppen tn stnem
dbnli&sn aal bon elmer osuti&en Sn.
isl btuwsg iompltmsnttrt tuoroeu nd.
rem. wis Isttbin bon Der snslif&em
SnItI Samaiea.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26

Sn ben lsbten Saaen fino in @aib.
ington uno Oregon au9 ben Babnsn
Die 9Oblsn ausssaangsn; bic 3aes
t0nnsn ni&t bertsbrsn, neil ftir bis 60.
iomOtipsn tstn BrsnnmateriaI borban-
ben III. Dos III omar ffr bic bstrsf'
fenbsn Staatsn Elm i6wsrer e9aosn,
absr cine esIunos trdftige 2sttion fur
bic gabnsn. bic 9onj allein on oisfsn
3ufdnosn iaulo Hnb. SoHsntlt9 boz
ben he nun ois bittsre 2sttion esIsrnt
uno uercsn oaftir iorgsn. baB In gu.
tunft f9 iOl8e 3ufidnos ni4t pieosr.
holen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26
geniatfomeuer NoroproseB.

Der eirnfprO,sb asgsn ben beg MOr'
bss nngstIuaten Mathematician Sass.
bisb 6arrp q. Sbatu in 0sp gort bal
beoonnsn.
Alerbinas III Der Sna inisrsfnrt.
uno Giflsnigsn, oie In ihm auftretsn,
Rno ss nod ms6r. Der y6slo" ein
RiliarodrsfObn, Der oas bon benz
Batter sufammsnesi6arrte gelo mil
bOlsn 5dnOsn nusHrsuie. Der isinsn
2aunsi unumf8rdntt fr6bnts uno
ME i'm 2sbsn sinsu Gag shrlidsr ar.
belt ,u bsr3si2nsn bot; bic Waiter cine
Der srHsn @sis1i6nfisoamsn Yitts'
buras; bts cine Sdwsftsr cine @rdfiu
yarmouth, osrsn Ssirat6sgut benz
miBtrauii6sn gOslmnnns Dor Der
Srauung on Der Rif1sntbfrs .ine.
hdnoiat wsrosn muBie; bic nrosrs
S6wsHer ois 8nttin zines Ysrtransten
bss fsinrsidsn Stablt6nias gurnssis;
uno fdlisBIi3 5rau 8bau, cine iu.
genoli6s S66nb.it srfisn Rnngss, nit
elmer 8srsonesnbsit. bic i'm 2aufs beg
grogTss in bns belle 8ampsnIi3t es.
3errt psrosn muB. 6hgt man nod
binju. bnb Der grmOrbste au ben Der.
borrnesnoHsn arditsttsn unb radH6is.
IOIefgn 2sbsm1nnsrri oss 2anoss gs.
b6rts, uuo onB bic b~eosatenbfsn Qri.
minnlnnudlis 9 un0 Sn6bsrfdnoiqsi
Rem Doris In benz Sole 81 Worte
tommsu rusrosn. 10 sri9sint oas aubsrs
orosniIi6s uno algensine Sntershe
uobl esrs6tfsrtiat.
Der Woro on f6 fnnn ni6t aeIsug.
net tuerben. @is R4 aus Der 8orun.
tsriudunq uno ben bel Der 8sf6uors.
nennusnnbI eefsqtst Gragsn idlieBsn
ldbt, rs4net bic Staatsanualiidaft
bnrnuf. OuB bic gsrt6sioiaun9 fd gu
ni6f nuf bns v~ungsi2risbsne @sisb",
bns hsiBt nuf bos iogsnnnnte Rs9t beg
ghsmannss fiben uiro. bic Rrdnfuna
isinsr 6rau bIuiie au ridden. Bel Der
g~suribsilun9 bss Sales bon oisism
etnnopuntte aus, tuerosn ielbfper=
f6nbli9 bic Ss3isbunqsn Spii3sn Der
Satin bes Wbrosrs uno benz grmor=
ostsn elmer qrtinoli&sn priifuns UNI
t.rscaen p,rben mhHsn. AuBerbem
oirfts, ME oas In IOI6sn 6ilsn tibli1
su isin pfi'at. BITE @abnFnnsib.oris
asltsno qsma6t usroen. Rein @srin.
qerer nls 4ambroIo bat bereiis In einem
gu.d1ien ben psrtp6bntm Sobn Der
rsi&sn 5amilie aIs ssifis minbsrusr.
tbig bs3si6ntt.
gu 8unfen bss a~nesflneien tpirb
aIss aufqsboisn, mas gslo bsidaHsn
uno tnufsn tann. SOfsntlid blsnost
bas Gslb nbsr ni8t aud bic @ef6uo,
rsnsn. 6orrp 8hau ioutsn I'm BRO.
;sB ole Rs3ts uno RtdtswObltbntsn
3uibsil wsrosn. wel&e ben Sir9ern IN
f.rss 2anoss In isinsr Gage estpdhrt
tpsrosn. absr ni8t msbr; beam ss
ffsbt rsben Der ghrs, Der Srsibsit unb
benz 2sbsn oss Nngetlnstsn aud bic
g6re uno bns anisbsn oss @sri9t.s
nuf Dem Spisl..
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26
Wenn ss isnaIs apiihen ben Der.

sinistsn Staatsn uno Sopan gu elmer
aussinanosrisbung tibsr bic Ssrr.
7 taft auf benz Stiasn Rssrs iommsn
iOlts. uiirbe sine farts iapanii&e
SsO6lisrune auf ben pbilippinsn uno
6awaii i3wer 9sgsn bic ameritani'
fdsn SntsrsHsn ms @eui4t fallen.
Die S6bns oss v&si9s Der aufssbsn'
ben Sonns" blsibsn Sapaner. mo-
he au9 isin unb Nos he bstrsibsn
m6Qen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26

Sn bitterem Sarfasmns ihreibt
Elm 0fli1,s 8Iatt: @lidIi8sr Wsiie
psrmshrt F4 bic Ssp6lteruna bss Gan.
BEG raider, als bic giisnbabn. Ssfsa.
i&aften i'm Stanbe fno. Fs umBubrin.
nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26

(1srttetuns auf bsr s. eaas.3
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26

Sruumperiunfen itano &Gtbe &ir9s
bad am Rudmittase bes folgenben Sds
ses In ibrem i'm biertsn Gtod elmer
PsHflon in Der 6tralausrftrabe geIeses
men Stibden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-12
Ell MANIQUI DE MiMBRE

NO vi 1amss NADIA tau decioso como aquea fna
concha de carmfn aragada la parte superior de un
cuello banco.
Fingf no verlos por dscreci6n V Dor no ser como
aquel personae del fl6sofo ptag6rco ell cua en- Meta
ponte desconcertaba la dcha de los en- an ora los
La tai muchacha es muy agradable con G, pel,
ruoio encendldo, con ell CUTS muy suave muv blauco
oonde Sc transparenta sonrojo como 81 estu
viera umnado por dentro
lSe ha hjado usted ella sefor Bereeret,
FL sehor Bergeret, que Sc .habfa 6jado mucho en-
ella, siendo Ia muchacha de su gusto respond6 afr
mativamente gesto.
Era demasado comedido, respetab1 demasiado su
d:gnidad y tenia discretion sobrada para permtrse
hoertades con la hija del conserje de la B;bl,o
teca.
Pero el suave transparente cutis la fpura su,;
flexible el attractive de aquella ciatura mas do mn,
vez hoaron provocadoras ss oios mientras rec
rna las amarienas paginas de Servus & do
Domat.
Sc Hams Matde y Sc la supona muy afec4pos,
los buenos ,nozos
Il Sc hor Bergsre sofia mostrarse induIoenta 80,
los enamorados pero le desagt4d5 pensar uue Mazda
SC interesase por su discfpulo Roux
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-12
S6bTe Ia pOssia de America

Jose Santes Chocano, Ell poeta
de Alma Americana. expone
la medula de estetica en- las si-
guientcs cuartillas que envia a
los Lunes de "El Imparcial.'
En- estos breves y afortunados
parrafos esta todo ell espiritu
del cantor peruano, espiritu sim
gular, que tiene conscientemen-
te.la preocupacion de la magni-
6cencia y que ha acertado a ex-
presarla en- rica y sonorosa RI
ma. Dice asi:
En- America la poesia evolu-
ciona hacia un franco v sincere
paganismo. La belleza es ALI
espectaculo enmarcado en- la
montana y lamido Lor un sol
que ciega. Ell poeta, como cual.
auiera otro artista que en- Anne.
RIGA nazca, tiene que devOlver
en- su obra la impression intensa
que lie produce ese espectaculo
de fuerza Y salud Asi la poe
sia de America ha de ser objeti-
va. porque el hombre desapare-
ce dentro de la naturaleza, V Ell
alma miSma es TN Objeto mas.
De la m:sma manera que en-
cSas rutas inverosimiles de los
Andes, sc We desde las Cumbre S
empequeneCerSe en- el fondo de
las quebradas las ciudades, has
Ia a aparecer, como cosas de
enCantamiento micrOscopico. el
poeta que abrc su alma a las
iRlpresiones de aquella natura
leza, We tambien reducirse, bo
rrarse perderse por fin la obra
humana :. y canta solo como ST
sonase una piedra rodada . IN
arbol sacudido.
iCual es en- America la obra
del hombre2 Esa humanidad
incipiente solo tiene relieve
personal en- las tiranlaS Y en-
las revoluciones, y las tiranias
y revoluCicnes son slrnples cs-
tados de Naturaleza. FL fondo
de toda la obra humana en-
America eS unO: la aventura.
Tai et pOeta que baja de las
cunbres 0 sale de las seivas,
tiene que rclugiarse Ell la His
tOria.
Y la Historic?
Cuando Button Observable cue
en- America la vida animal no
es NADIA en- compaTaci0n i Ia
vida vegetal. daba raz0n para
Greer que la Historic de Anne
RIGA es TN combate de cuatroI
siglos entire la raza humana
mas fuerte y la Naturaieza mas
virgen. Por ESQ, el poeta de
America es "el arbol que ha-
bla.'
En- TN Continente donde hay
"a cosa mas grande de Ia Tie,
rra los Andes. donde hay la
cosa mas grande del Aqua: el
Grande Oceano. donde hay la
co,a mas granie del Fuego: Ell
ChImborazo. donde hay Ia cosa
mas grande del Viento: Ell Pam
peIo. EN- un Contlnente dOnde el
.ciima hace yer las cosas Y los
hom breS como d traves de una
tuna de aumeDtO, eS precise que
los pOetas sean fuertes, sean sa-
nos. sean, sobre todo, hombres
Y mas aun 81 cabe hasta llegar,
por fuerteS por sanos Y pOr
i'ombres, al tipo nietzchelsta
del superpoeta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-12

ANATOLE FRANCE

In coucepto justo de Ia passion de la voluptuo-
sidad, nos preserva de ser hip6critas crueles
Ell comendador Aspertni continue sus erudi.
tas divagaciones de varies asuntos de moral
de arte de poca.
Luego Sc levanto para despedrse, Y al yer
Maria en- Ell recibmiento. djo al sehor Bergeret
Ruegole que agravie por 10 que antes
die de cocinera.
Tambien Petrarca criada espantosamense
fea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-12
Ricardo La Costa
a ABOGAD DO
San ErxMcLsCO 23
SAN JUAN, 2. 4.
?. O. BOX 633.

oJo" Ell aqua mineral natural de VILAJUIGA es
e moor remedlo las Intermediates del Est6mago Dspep
a malas destiones Su sabor agradabe pede
como aqua coun Este Ell est0mago 10
IA en- cas lie IS boteas de tro botellas suetas
siguientes.
MAYAGUEZ D. E. Franco
PONCE Hotel Comado de D. B. Melia
AGUADLLA, Farmacia de D. J. T. Font
Orpi Ca '
FAJARDO. Farmacia de don Luis Ordonez
GUAYAMA, Sres. Freiria IInos
CAGUAS Sr Ambrosio Machuca
MANATI Sres, J. Padr6 Ca
HUMACAO. don Aureo Ramirez
MAUNABO. Fa1maca de don lose G. Suoranes
CAROLINA. Sres. Arsuaga Ca
CANOVANAS Sres Fernandez Sobrinos
SAN JUAN. Farmacia Colon don r Amazan Sucesores
de fernandez hemano Sucesores de Sobrno Fernandez
GARCIA Perez Ca don Fernandez don Francisco Carrero
y sus agenes gene rales F. Font hermano
Precio en- todas parties 30 ctys botella de litro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-12
q SeccsS5s, s.esiUsosa
MES DE ENERO -
SANTOS De MANANA

Domingo l3-Nucstra Sefora de
BEN san Gumer>lndo, pres bitero.
Ml5As III MAEANA
Catcdral, alas 5, ,7y 9 de la manana
San Jose, T y $ &c la idem
.,A1 Iraac-sco, 5 uc la 1dem
Santa Ana, IN ySA idcm
Convento de San Miguel, 9 de la
Idcnl
l..pilla /. .. +. Oh de la iden
Puerta de TERRA, 7 y de IA idem
s,anturce, 7 y 9 de la idem
SANTOS DEL LUNEs
I.eles l4-s i HilaTlo, ooispo,
confssor y doctor.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

1t Is apparent that the German gov
eminent has proposed to the United
States tariff commissioners now in
Berlin to give American meats more
favorable treatment than hitherto, pro-
vided that Washington rendered a suit
able equivalent.
The United Mine Workers conven-
ton. at indianapolis, Ind, adopted a
resolution demanding department Of
labor in the presidents cabinet
The American consul general at Ant
werp, Belgium, has discovered impor-
tant frauds in the expectation to the
United States of infected rags in the
guise of jute bagging
The Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s
liner Coptic sailed from San Francisco
for the orient, carrying among her
freight $4,000 sacks of flour for the
famine stricken people OF China, which
is being transported free of charge.
Advices from Kingston, Jamaica, are
that the city is gradually sinking into
the bay since the earthquake. In some
places the bottom of the harbor has
receded one hundred feet.
President Roosevelt has written a
letter to Chairman Foss of the naval
affairs committee urging that an APP
preparation should be made at once
for two first class battleshlps of the
maximum size and speed and with pri.
mary batteries, all of Pinch guns
The president favors battleships of
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-01-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK
AN EPIToME OF THE MOST I'M.
PoRTANT EVENTS AT HOME
AND ABROAD.
NORTH, EAST, WEST, SOUTH
a Carefully pigested and Condensed
Compilation Of Current News
Items, Domestic and Foreign,
coNeRess.

Eulogies on the life and character of
the late Senator William b. Bate, of
tennessee, were delivered in the sen
ate as a mark OF respect to his mem
DRY.
Senator Carmack, of Tennessee, in
a sneech in the senate, declared Pres
idont Roosevelt's discharge of negro
troops was right.
The Qualifications concentrations bill
wac noesed Inv the house without
amendment an unusual thing with
onnronriation bIus.
Ehoi,.n,an p,rtou ltlls ali hone that
i,croaoed ao,r.on,iatfon win he given
St I.ouis.Ceiro division OF Mississippi
river.
Iorsa co,nittAa nm merchant ma.