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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-06

There were three or four times WHOM
luck with the stick would have broken
mp the game, but none of the boys
could get the ball out of reach of the
infielder's hands. Swain showed up in
great form having batted 1000 per
cent in yesterdays game. Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-06
RUBBER IS OURS
Islanders Pound Hanlon Hard
and Send CommodoreS
Away Losers.
THOUGH SCORE IS KEPT DOWN
O'Leary's Trusty Bat Drives in Two
TaIIes-Lundin Shows up in
Good Form.
GAMES TOMORROW.

Peoria at Rock Island.
Decatur at Cedar Rapids.
Springfield at Dubuque.
Bloomington at Clinton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-06

Stolen base-Spencer Two base hit
- Davis. Three-base hit - Cakes
Struck out-By Owens. s. by Kane. ,.
Bases on balls-Off Owens, 5; off
Kane, 2; off Eastman, 3. Umpire
Setley
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-06
Dubs still Unfortunate.

Dubuque, June G.-Bloomington was
! more fortunate with its hits and Had
ley's error lost for Dubuque. Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-06
How Islanders Scored.

The first score by the Islanders was
made in the third inning. Swain lei
off with a single Murphy sacrifice l..
O'Leary hit his usual two Dagger scor-
ing Swain. Vandine hit TO Purtell al
third and OLeary ran into the ball ar
that station. Vandine went to third on
an error by Moore but was caught
trying TO make home on MANNERS
grOunder. The Islanders scored their
second run in the seventh. Swami
again opened with single and Murphy
sacrificed. O'Leary hit for a single
scoring Swain and when trying to
take second was thrown out. Vandine
singled Wanner hit TO Purtell TO-
the third out.
In the eighth Eng. first up. struck out
Berger hit a single. On account of a
sore foot Scott ran for him. DOwets
hit and Swain made a two Dagger
scoring Scott.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-06

Two base hits-Weber 2. Struck
out-By Beecher. /; by Lelivelt, 3
Double play-Lewis-VOge Lelivelt
Time-1:15. Umpire-Allen.
Peoria Is shut Out.
Cedar Rapids, June Cedar Rapids
shut out Peoria, Z to 0. Eastman wert
ballOoning in the seventh and Peoria
could not hit Owens. Raymond was
put out of the game for wrangling.
Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-06

The Islanders administered a second
defeat to the COmmodores yesterday
afternoon by a score of to l, but the
Islanders still had the unmagnetiZcl
end of the horse shoe. Hanlon, on the
slab for the visitors. was hit all ov2r
the field, ten times for singles and
twice for two baggers. Lundin, twirl-
ing for the Islanders, let the Commo-
dOres down with five hits and these
were singles and well scattered.
The only run for the visitors was
made through an overthrow to first by
Vandine. in the fifth inning. Wagner
led off in this inning for the visitors
with a StrikeOut Purtell followed with
a grounder to Vandine. He fielded the
ball nicely but threw high above
kOLeaTy's head. letting Purtell to sec
ond sack. krebs hit for a single ani
scored Purtell. Powell hit a foul tC
! Eng, who made neat double to Wa
ner, cutting off Krebs at second.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11
STATE NEWS ITEMS

Surveys are completed and the right of way obtained for the interurban electric railway from Russellville to Dover, in Pope county.
 Wise Anderson's arm was caught in gin at Guernsey few days ago and It was so badly lacerated that Mr. Anderson bled to death.
 Plumerville is now lighted by nat ural gas which is piped from we'll a mile distant. The pressure of the flow is 70 pounds to the square inch.
 E. L. Powers of Siloam Springs re- ports an egg record that is hard to beat. He has 20 brown Leghorn hens that in the month of September laid 400 eggs, OF B 12 dozen. worth S4 65
 Jesse Garrison, farmer who lived at Moro, near Marianna, was shot and instantly killed Thursday by negro named Sam Strong. The shooting was the result of a dispute about farm matters. The negro made his escape.
 John Sparks, living near Gather. Boone county, was thrown from his horse and killed Sunday. He was. it Is said, running his horse at hioh speed on the public road. He was farmer about 30 years old. He leaves 6 widow and several children.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11
NEWARK A BUSINESS CENTER

The Newark merchants do more ad- vertising than does Newport. As a consequence that town does a wonder ful business. Newport Democrat.
 To be sure Newark does wonder ful business that. what she is here for. There is not town of the same size in the whole state of Arkansas that does as much business as is done in Newark. And she keeps reaching out, too. Expansion is the motto here. There are very few business men of the sleepy kind in Newark: all her mer- chants are interested in bringing more business to town, and in this they are fully aware of the fact that The Journ- al renders them valuable assistance. The Journal has always sought to cooperate with the business men of Newark in any and all efforts to ad- vance the town $ interests. commercial ly and otherwise, and they fully ap- preciate the fact that their announce ments planted in the columns of The Journal are the seed that will bring forth an abundant harvest.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

W. B. Alexander. one of the state capitol commissioners, has filed pe- tition in the Pulaski chancery court for mandamus to compel State Au- ditor Avery E. Moore to issue a war rant upon the state treasury for pay ment of services in attending the meet
 ing of the capitol commission. The object of the suit is to test the opinion recently handed down by Attorney General Kirby, to the effect that the
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

There are good many men who are lying under the sod today because they tried to please everybody. When they started out in life they thought that everybody should be satisfied with them, but they didn't succeed in mak- ing anybody happy but the undertak- CT. The world is full eof fault finders and grumblers and man can't walk five minutes in any given direction without meeting them. Even when a man turns his face to the wall, kicks Yhe foot of the bed and expires, there are people who will find fault with it.. Some will say he ought to have done it
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

twenty years ago, and others will say that he ought to have waited little longer for the sake of his family. The man who jogs along from day to day and does his best, regardless of what people say, is the one who is the hard est to kill, and when at last he does die there are about as many bouquets laid on his casket as there are on the casket of the man who worried himself into Abraham's $ bosom.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

By appointing school directors dep- uty assessors. the assessor of Garland county captured more than TOO delin- quent poll tax and large number of personal taxpayes who have success fully dodged the assessor in past years. The idea is a good one, and should be more generally adopted by the tax assessors of the state.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

funds in the treasury to the credit of the state capitol can not be legally drawn out because the last legislature had failed to make specific appropri- tion for that purpose, notwithstanding previous legislature had appropri
 ated $l, ,000, 1000 in a lump sum for the erection of the new capitol building.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

Drainage and good roads are two of the most important propositions before the people of Arkansas today and they are matters that should be of deep in- terest to every man who wants to see the state prosper.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

Alonzo E. Wilson. chairman of the Illinois State Prohibition committee, sees in the Georgia victory and indi- cation of success for prohibition. He declares there are now more saloons in Illinois than in all of the southern states east of the Mississippi.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

A rather unique temperance docu ment is being circulated in certain townships in Phillips county. The signers pledge themselves to oppose both by vote and influence any candi- date for a county office who uses whis- key in any form to luther his political interests
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

There are now only 20 counties in Arkansas which license the sale of whiskey, the remaining D having either voted or petitioned it out, and if the whiskey question was left to a stronger prohibition state than Geor- gia or Oklahoma.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

It is estimated by prominent sta tistician that the earnings of the Ameri- can farmers for this year will be sev- eral million dollars greater than last year, owing to the increased prices of all farm products.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

With marble in Independence, gold in Montgomery, and diamonds in Pike, Arkansas may yet be proven by arch aeologists to have been the original source of Solomon's great wealth. Arkansas Democrat.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

The lumber product of Arkansas for the year 1906 amounted to two billion feet In the output of hickory, cotton wood and red gum wood, Arkansas Heads all the states.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

The best time to start your children to school is on the first day of the session. The Newark public school opens next Monday, and all children should be ready to enter school on that day
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11
ADVERTISING RATES
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1907

The total production of coal in Ar kansas the past year was 1,933, 26S tons, valued at S3,000.000
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

Arkansas claims the largest peach orchard in the United States. It is located in Sevier county and contains more than 5000 acres.
The Newark journal., 1907-10-11

w. l.. Alley fell from the freight depot platform at Dardanelle several days ago, breaking one of his legs above the ankle, from the effects of which he died Saturday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-02
l1ufaas ghrputf.
Sr. Charles Spmington auf einem
Sago3uge ernitlih oerIest. - Sein
RfprS ititr,tp nIff Inn

Sr. Charles Spmington auf eiuem
Sagosuge ernitIih oerIest. - Sein
Eiero itilr5te auf tbn.
Oils Serr CHARLES Spmington am
Wfittpob Ratmittag IN bergsdbe Don
Gimouium ben Glfrioge.Soeobunoen
folgte, fam iein Tferb bei'm lleber.
ipringen cines 3ounes gu Sail uno
~itilr5te auf i'm. Gr erIitt ernItIihe,
Ieooh nidt lebenSgefdbrlihe 8erIess
ltngen. Sein gruoer, Serr 1bomas
s. Burlington Ser lid, in ieiner 9e.
gleItlng befano, ipllroe bei'm Ser
lltdL BEN 8eitiir5ten inter Dem Bferoe
%oor5u5ieben, bon Sebtercm in oaS 8e+
itdt getreten lno trllg cine ld)mer5-
nafte 8erletung oaoon. Serr G6as.
Spnin9ton, pelder ser iiinglteSo bn
BON Waior ". Stltort Spmington
lit, pllroe nod) Ser @obnung ieine5
&uterS 81 Holun0.Forf gebra6t uno
III Gr5tllde 9ebanolung genommen.
GieS lit Der 5lpcite llniall in oieiem
Satire, bon Dem Die Sanlilie Spnling-
ion betroiien puroe. 8or mebreren
.uIounten ~itiirjte &err Is. s. Spntng.
ton. ein 0ltcrer Sobn oes Maiors. in
Chicago pom Fieroe unO erlitt einen
SdGoelbrltd.
Golliiton.
Gin @oggon ser gomonoion-9lbe,s
Slnie rannte 9eitern Wtorgen an Der
Gfe bon Sranflin. uno Gine.S traBe
gcgel ciren 8agen oes Srn. Sobn
Morid, Nr. 203, ct. Baul.S traBe,
nobel Der @ogcn uno Ser Sender bes
@ag9ons belddoigt nuroen, nab.
reno glilflider 8eiie Niemano pcr'
lett ipllroc.
2aternenpoi ten umge-
rannt.
Gin 8cfGbrt Ser nRopal Blue
Srunsier Company" ranrte geItern
Nahmittag an Der Ode bon 2ering.
tors uno grd)sS traBe aegen einen So.
ternenpfoiten uno brnd) oenielben beis
noDe 5ll cbencr groe ab. Der 1utider
iutte iein 0cil III Der Sludt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-02

Sod d. t II g. = Die Ser
treter Der Milthdnoler uno Wtild)-
Sarmer, rpeltc lif am Wtittlpod) in
GER. 1881, Irgplc.4penue, Deriammel-
ten, I'M Die nellcll Wild)preiie felt5lt.
iesen, fonllten i'd nod nidt o~efinitiu
einigen. gs mntcrliegt inoeiien fei.
mem 3ipeifel, ooB Die Ereiie iteigel,
iperoen.
@em gebortoas g d.. - Sll
Ser meItlihen Noli5eiitation puroe
eeltern Elm fatboliides gnoahtsbuf
obgeliefert, rpelhcs ein ebrlifer Sim.
Der on Ser gaItimoreItrabe iano.
Giner Sni6rift 5u 6olae nurbe oas
Bud am /. Mai 1875 @iQinm Bot,
ser eelegentlid ieiner eriten Commit.
MON in ser ct. Safobus.airde &c.
ihenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-02
9apcriidcr dnncrdo +

9opcrii0cr " 0nncrdo or.
- &n Scrrn &oGn Afernonn'a
Noue, Gde pou Gorolinc' uno
Mcouab. StroBe, iono NcItern abeno
bic reoclp,dbigc 6ingihmoe oeS
y9operiiheu MduncrdorS" ltatt.
@eiibt ipllrben INTER 2eitltng BON
Eroi. Allguit ShneiOer Gbore fir
oo5 nddite CONCERT. Sn Ser 0eld)o1ts'
iibl,n9, in lucld,cr Erdiioellt Sobll
Ndcrnlorn ocn GorIit mo Sefrctor
,Sobn Gol6 oaa Erototoll fiibrtt,
mllroc cine GinloOung BON Der 800
5ioliltilfen 2ieocrtnTel" entgegenge'
nommen. 9eihlolicn muroc, anl rlod)'
ltcn Ionneritog feline Stngltunoe
ob5ubalteL iid oagegcn aber boil
5dblig nad Der @obnung bes pa'li'
ben WitglieoeS @ilbelm 9obrer SIT
begeber, INN Sen @eblrtStag oes
2ebteren 81 feiern.
Ole @eiangSleftion oe5
y8ermanio . 90 1nnerdor t"
bcif)loB in ibrer g%eltrigen @eiddfts.
iibu1g, am 9onfIa9ungStage oas
iiblide 9anfett ST peranitalten uno
Elm aus ben SS. Wtnr @reif, aooli
9ernborot ul1o 2ollis Sod belteben.
6e5 Arrangements : Gomite nuroe
e%rltdnnt, Tim Die @orbereitilneen 81,
treifen. Seriter pliroe Elm Gonlite er.
nannt, I'M BEN Sdnger.@eteron Sob.
SoIimeiIter, lpelher aui benz Weec
bon Dem CONCERT bon einem Iuto.
mobil iiberfobren puroe. 5u beiufen.
vW o5art % d. o r.
Die Iftipen oes vMto5urt . W1nner-
DIOR" iibten eeItern abenb in Serrn
Robert 8oQmer's Salle, Gfe bon Sr.
leans. unb Gbapel'S traBe, inter Gel,
tlt,g BON Erof. Geo. q. Eoblmarm
ileiBig Gbore fir ibr beporItebenoes
CONCERT. Ser Brobe folete cine fur5e
8eIhditsIisu1g, in ipelder Elm patti
pes Witglieo auigenommen luuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-02
WnI,Sie"- Tor MeInnnnerpir

,WeIobie."- Ger 8eiangperei1l
nWfelooie" begonn geItern abeno nit
Der Giniibung zines 2ieoes, Dos Der
8erein bei'm CONCERT oes ~Irbeiter.
M4nnerdors" anloblid) oeiien Gil
ber.Subildums gum @ortrag brineen
miro. Die Sineitunbe fano i'm Ser.
einslofale, Serrn Safob HieB' Safe,
Ode bon 2om. unb 6orreit-S troBe,
itdtt. Sn elmer 8eih1itsiisl.ne MUIR
ben ginlabungen bonn nSbalia.Won.
nerhor" uno Ser .So5ialiitiihen Sic.
oertafel" enteegen genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-02

Ger Ibeno ser Sugeno B. -
nSollopeen" lit ein lleberbleibiel, ei.
mes Der ionoerbmiten 8ebrGute oes
alien England. Sn beioniiden 3el-
ten glallbte mani baB in oieler Hadt
Ole uniittboren 8eiIter ibren llm5ug
bielterL uno MGrner lno Srauer, Die
oic gebeimniBpnQe 8abe beiaBeu, iif
lbrer irbiiden &iiQe 81 entleoiaen,
lid oieier Ero5ciiion Der Shatten att
lhloIien. God Die 3eiten anoern
lid; Die ein5igen 9tod)fommen bieies
9rlliellgen Sputs iino feline uno
oroBe mebr poer number grotesf mas
firte 9llben u1b Wt1oels, Die on
StroBeneden mo Sbiiren %louerr.
nm Den niftSanbnenoen goriibers
geben0en nit Mebl 5u berperfen,
ltnb bcilloien 2drm NIT allbgloden
mo S0rneru periibe,.
Ger 9eitrige g(beno perIief i'm Gro.
BEN unb @an5en rubig, uno baran
luar mobl am Weiiten oas penig elm.
laoenoe @etter idulo. Inoererieits
lueroen Foli5eimaridaI Sarnan's
Marnutlg uno lharfe WaBregeln Die
decentralization, Die BEL oerartigen
8elegenbciten leidt altSorten. III oen
gcborigcn Sd)ranfen gebalten baben.
Ytnn lab lpobl in alien Staottbeilel1
maSfirte @ruppen unlber 5ieben,
mOglidit piel 2Grm MAIDEN IL. 3biir.
gloden 5ieben unb dbnlihen, an,
"Sallolpeen" geouloeten l(niug Der.
ilben, ober nirgerOS iommelten iifl
Grobere Wenidenmalien an, pie in
'rilbcren &obren, luenn ihones @et.
ter NOR. u1t0 fanler, obgeleben boz,
einigcn menigen, etlpa 10 in alien
Eoli Ici0iitriften, Die 81 Gerbaftirngen
iii1rtcn, groBere Iusidreitungen
nidt Dor. Sellte lit Iaerbeiliaen, Der
in alien fatboliifen aird)en gefeiert
lpirb.
gtnenene &egel .2tgd.-
Gle nSnter gitp Gut Bin 2iga" 1T
at ben Diamonds egelbobnen ee.
griitbet DorOen, unb 5lpar traten Der
Organization Die nodltebenoen aegeI.
babnen nit ben iolgenoen 9eiddfts.
fiibrern bel:
Commercial" Sobn Sapp, 8e-
iddftsfiibrer;
u8ermania GAZE" Gbas. Sdnei.
Ser, 8eiddftsiiibrer;
r9eps," 5irnan Gep, Seid,1its.
fiibrer;
rReiQps," MidaelHeilp Geid1fts.
fiibrer;
uGriterian," SEQ Snpoer, &c.
iddftsiiibrer;
Stag SaG," Senrp Sbleunes,
8eih1ftsfiibrer;
uGiantono," @ilbert gobinion. &C.
fddftsfibrer;
,9riidmon," 2ouis 3riitmar,
8eid6ftsiiibrer;
vSoigts," Serntonn 8oigt. &C.
idaftsfiibrer;
nManolers," Gbas. s. Manoler.
8eIddftsfiibrer.
Gie regltl1re Saiion tpiro AM 4.
Nooember erGffnet. uno es finben
iuabrenb Ser fomntenoen Is @oten
tpofentlif einrnol 2iga.Spiele itatt,
fir ipelde eilt iilberner 1ofal als
Freis Der Soiion in Ilsiidt eeite1t
lit. Terner lperoen goarpreiie BON
$40 biz Bis $40 binab allsbeaablt. Tie
9eamten Ser 2iga limb: @ilbert Ho.
binion. Tr1Ii6ent. ". ". Sd,uItheiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-02
Sn's Rcid Der Suotcn.

Sr. Wtor 81ltl na6 LANCER &ranfbelt
geitorben. - 8or elmer Ser Der.
porragcnoiten 8ioIin > &irtuoien
ieiner 3eit. - Cine ipedlelreIbe
2ebenSIa1ibobn. - In0ere A6'
leben.
Sr. Mar SEATTLE, ser melt fiber Sic
@renSen oes Staates Warplano be.
riibn1te GioIins8 irtl1oie, ltarb geIterr
nad) Idnacrem 2eioen IN i%einer IeBten
@obnung Nr. SOB, observation-disclosures,
BON no ats oa3 2eibenbegdngntb am
Sonntog Nohmittag anf Dem r2ou.
oon E Enrf > 6rieoboie" itottIinoct.
Ser &crblifere erblidtc am 8. Sc
brllar 1862 in Milnbcn onS 2ift Der
@elt. @crcit5 ais &1labe lcgte er eirl
Observation-Disclosures Ealcut iiir Mltiif
an Ben rag 81 oeiien NltSbll0uhg
linn in iCiner &ateritoot mto Sem
Gonierpotoriun 81 2cip5ig ie0c Oe1f.
bare @%elcJcnbcit borAeOotcn mltroc.
Nohoem CT iriurr Sieni3cit in ser
&apelle oca tO7. bapcriidcn 8aroc.
r%SnIontcric Hc1inlent @enii1c gelcis
Itct bate, mlroe ct 5um W%'ulif0ireftor
ser Gurfupellc III NaO &iiIin9er ers
nnrn,t. &on oort bcgob er iidl nod)
MtcL moiGlbit CT bic WittDc Bertha
Silr4cr bcirdthctc, ncld)c Inn Dor
brci ,Eabrcn i'm (ooeI poran9ina. Nod
l%ctler G%ermGblll1g trnt cr nit let1er
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idltcbcnc etropGilhc Staaten lrno
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5i1 %obrcn mllr0c Sr. aGltl ais Son.
%5ertmciIter al, bas 9oiton Spmpbo.
mics rdcitcr bcrlticn. Bon 9oIton
fam cr mad Baltimore, moIclbit er
cine 3cit long ais 2ebrcr an Fea'
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3eit lang ging cS bonn Dem &ilnltler
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quite Sounc iclblt III ocn trilbltUl
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micoer tbeilmciie bolo, inoem CT be-
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gr mar ltctS ein geiud)ter SlolinloliIt,
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lebten Wp6nllna. Ier 8erblihene
binterlabt ol,ber leiner Satin elmer,
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in ser 9unoeSarmee oient.
Sobn Sittig.
Sr.. Sobn Sittia iturb 9eitern lit
Oil Gitp, ga, I'M SO. 2ebcnsjabre.
Seine geeroigltng finoet mor9en i'll
lluiontoipn, Wto., ltatt, Ser Ser tor
bel,e nllroe ann IA. Ge5entber 1914
5ll Gutenberg, EroDil5 Sannoper, &C.
boren uno lieb iih I'M Sabre 1867 III
llniontpmn, DO, nieoer. Selne Sat.
tin Itorb Dor 26 Sobren. Sr. Sittlg
binterlGBt sic iolgenocn &inoer: aus
quit Sittig uno Iricorih Sittig, beloe
in Baltimore mobnbaIt; Scnrp Stttl9
mo Charles Sittig, llnlontomn;
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
M. MARTINEZ BARRIONUEvO
J CT

gran confanza; comprendio que Jacobo la salvaria
dolores encontraron al fin tregua.
Una tregua que termin6 muy pronto desgracia-
damente
Fue N fana de tristezas de inquietudes;
Isabel recibio noclss de marido haabase muy
nerviosa reclamaba Francisco en- ell acto.
Estaba Paris decidi6 Isabel marchar inme-
diaamente objeto de asistre en- su enfermedad;
pero quen el marido reclamaba era 4 Francisco:
Francisco desespero idea pareco iluminarle de
pronto.
"Todo esta egado, Sc efectda la ceremonial esta
noche acompana Feljsa.
Conforme 10 pens6. tue casa lie la novia dando
la noticia de su marcia y exponendo su deseo
La madre no hizo objection; dona Paula habfase
acostumbrado va al pensamiento de que en- casandose
Fesa endra que separarse de ella ,por altunas Sc
manas 10 menos porque los recien Ca sados harlan
naturamene, su vaje de novios; creyendo en- Ell amor
de Feliss. mant1vose en- siluncio
Habfa de suceder!
Fesa vio morir de repente sus ilusiones: I'm s1dor
trio bano su cuerpo; horrible oprim6 su par
ganta; no habo, pudo habla su sencio parec6 nuv
l6gico Francisco doda Paula:
"Callsba de emoci6n seniase feliz."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
Princip ales articulOs
Que Sc detallan en- almaceneS, s
siguientes precios m/m

Arroces: de partido 6 Jap6n dc s534
4 $50 ctvs
-Arroz valenciano, de S6Ia q 6A
Ajos. de 3 cents. 4 40
Bombones. de $6h a..
Bacalao, de $675 a 7.
Sal del pals, a 40 cents
Sardinas ahumadas, ID cents.
Cebollas espanclas, 50.
Idem americanas. s..
Garbanzos, $4H a 10.
Habichuelas americans coloradas
largas de S. 4 81. Blancas anne
ricauas S3A.
Harina de trlgo, S4A ASK
Id. de maiz, 4 $3A.
Jamones, $l2H aI3
Jabon Rocamora. 5 $40: smerlcano
Manteea4 Ma IT. "a $500, en- y, y en-
cajas $oh.
Mantequllla, $lS q a..
Pasta, del pals, S3A 415.
Papas amerlCanas, $I34.
Tocino, $2oH III.
Tasajo, nominal.
Quesos americana, SIS.
Patagras, $22.
Leche condensada Aguila, Ss
Idem jdem Cruz Roia, $4A.
Idem dem Magnolia, $4A
Idem idem "Lechera" $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
Ha fallecido en- Yauco 4 conse--

Ha fallecido en- Yauco 4 conse-
cuencia de horribles quemaduras que
sufriera la sefiora lnocencia San
chez.
Seg1n informes dicha sefiora esta-
ba friccionando una hija suya, con
gasolina, liquido conque ahora Sc
cura nucho el reumatismo; paso la
mano por la luz y Sc incendio toda,
muriendo las pocas horas Este
suceso acaecio aver en- Ell barrio de-
Barinas. Hace pocos dfss murio en-
la misma poblacion otra muier que,
friccionandose con aqua ras, pTendio
fuego, viviendo eeis L ocho dfas ST.
friendo los mas crueles dolores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14

Han sido puestos en- libertad de la
carcel de Ponce por haber cumplido
las sentencias que les fuercn i'm
puestas. Manuel Castro, Juan Martl-
nez Auffaut, Ramon Torres y Juan
Rodriguez,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-14
GARGANTA

Ctranse, sin tenor d que Sc re
produzcan. los dolores de garganta.
taringitis, amigdalitis, ronqueras,
cosquilleos, tos nerviosa, extinciones
de voz, anginas. con las Pastlllas
Houde 4 la Cocaina.
Su uso Sc recomienda especial
mente los oradores, profesores,
cantantes, y a todas las personas que
fatigan su voz por TN traba1o exec
sivo.
Para evitar toda decepc ion, que
pudiera ser grave, exlJase la frma
Houde sobre Ia faja de garantia de
us Pastillas.
En- venta en- todas las buenas Fa1-
macias.-Deposito: %, rue Albouy
Paris.