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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-27

Ma Sanseveria puede darle al agricuI-
tor mas benehC los que el cafe
vendido a ciucuenta pesos, AnteS
de efectuar siembras eI agricuitor
puede tener esa seguridad.
No conocla dichas poblaciones.
Aguadilla hacia mas de cuarenta
amos que no la visits ba, me presento
i yarias casas de comerclo. de esta
siudsd y por toda Recommendation una
koja de Sanseveria en- parte dehbra-
da. Explico Ell objeto de mi propa
ganda. Debo una respectable casa
de Aguadilla. su mas fvanca y en-
Susiasta acogida despues que pude
aaemostrarle todo 10 benefcio$o Que
seria para la isla el pronto dessrrol!o
de esta ca planta. Al ind earle n
proposito de visitar San Seba stan
Lares, me mand6 al hotel vArias
ecartas de recomendaciones para las
oTzDcipales caSaS de comercio de di
chas poolaciones. Salgo en- automo
vii ese mismo dia. El tempo. muy
bueno Al pasar por San Sebastian
solamente demoro aIgunos minutes
para entregar las cartas. Deseo con
sinuar viaje para Lares. Al momento
de liegar esa pobiaci6n entrego m Is
Cartas ensefio la vez la Sanseve-
ria va desfibrada, y todos los da;oS
con respecto 10 benehGioso que serf4
para ell pals. A todos les debo un
car ifioso recibimiento.
En- las cartaS de recommendation
para Lares. habia una para ell sef1or
Baltasar Marqnez. Estaba en- San
Juan. Debo dicho senior una dis
singuida ateuci6n. Al yer tn ell II tel
1nglaterra mis- trabaios de prop gan
da de Ia Sansevcria. quiso s@r ei
primero en- TO aar una accI6n. Asi
Ggurara cuando publique los nom bres
de todoS.
Como un deber quise saludar la
primera autoridad. Es en- la actuali-
dad ell Sr. Antonio c. Gonzalez Por
soda recommendation llevo una made ia
de Sanseveria en- Ia mano. Fuf mny
bien recibido. Al demostrarle todos
zos datoS de 10 benehcioso que serfa
para ell pals Ell pronto desarrollo de
GSa RIGA planta, me manifesto su bue
ma voiuntad de 'hacer >iembfas, en-
nn terreno one en- la actualidad esta
cEectuando STEM bras de chinas y pifIas,
va que ell cafe lie dejaba muy POGO
bene6cio.
lie ofrecf mandarle semlllas desde
Ponce. Lo hare en- breve, 81 me
es facil yo mismQ tendre la satisfac-
Gi6D de llevarselas.
En- la poblaci6n de Lares no pude
yer ninguna panta de Sanseveria.
pero Sc de positive que Ell varIas Ha
caendas de Cafe las hay. Sc Ia queri-
do destruirlas, :gnorando su gran me
rato pero no ha Sido possible. Regreso
4 San Sebastian. Ne presento todas
las casas de Comercio quien le ha
bfa entregado mis- cattas de recomen
daci6n. fambi6n quise saludar al
sefIor Narciso Rabell alealde de di-
cha poblaci6n y i todos fui demos
arando los dates que vienen conflr-
mar el mGrito de nuestra riea plata
sBien recibidoi Al regresar al Hotel
me inform6 con el duef1o seflor Jull5
rne dice que bay bastante Sanseve-
ria en- Ia poblacl ION IN uaa pequef1a
oropieda que tiene, que ALI Sc puede
ger como esta desarrollada. Al mo
znento varios muehaehos trajeron ho-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-27
LAS 0F[ClNAS
DEL
" RnHeRin NgerCantiaN

La Direction y Administra
g16n del BoLETIN MERcANTIL
DE PUERTO RICO, han sido
trasladadas 4 la calle de SAN
Joss, MUM. s, primer pi o, 10
que participants a nuestros
relacionados y al publico en-
general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-27

|c1OneS de n1nguna naturaleZa
sin examlnaT los preeedentes
que existieron para verse en- su
|afrentoso estado, sin nombre.
porque hasta ESQ le quitan al
entrar en- presidio, permutan-
iolo por TN numero, que va es
10 t1ltlmo.
Verdaderamente que los hay
bandidos por instluto. por idio
sinCracia, tanto en- Ell aseslnato
como en- Ell robo y demas hechoS
punibles que estan sujetos d
condena desalmados que no pue-
den sustraerse a La idea perenne
del NAL, sin tenor a las conse
cuencias Y sin preocupailes par
NADIA la deshonra, el infamante
est'gma que marca sus frentes
la flliacion aplastante de crlmi-
nal pero tambien es dolosa
mente cierto que los hay por
necesidad y por errores funestos
e inevitables de la justicia
Por necesidad. porque tuvie-
ron que matar en- rina para no
ser matados; por necesidad, por
que tuvieron que apelar al rob-
en- un momento de desespera
ci0n para llevar una mediclna
Y IN pedazo de pan d la enfer-
ma { indigente esposa y a los
hijos exrenuados por ell ham nre
por errores de Ia justicia. porque
muchas veces presenta al mo
cente, victima del infortunio,
como autor del hecho, con prue-
oas fehacientes que no dan lu :
gar d duda. siendo ignorante de
todo, pero la justicia cree obrar
en- conciencia V no da oidos a
las alegaciones y clamores de
uno de tantos desgraciados. ju-
guetes del destino.
De estos casos. Sc registrar
muchos en- la Historic de Ia
crfnunaItdod, Y a pesar de que
Sc ha estudiado concienzuda
mente la forma de hallar TN
remedio, que atenue los cargos
de estas sentencias, no ha sido
possible modltlcarlos, basandose
en- una raz0n hasta cierto punto
logica; seria sentar I'm NAL pre-
cedente moral Y social
Pero basta de digresiones Y
vuelvo a la hilaci6n de mi cuen-
Ito. Los presos. con semblan te>
alegre, paseaban de aca para
| ALA unos. otros sentados en- el
suelo utilizaban la baraia al
gunos, aunque pocos, leian un
peri0dico 8 una novela
En- TN angulo jugaban a l.
brisca cuatro individuos de ma
a catadura y por ell interes que
ponian en- las bazas, parece que
iba algo en- Ia partida; era esta
de companeros V dos de ellos
Paco Y Anastasio siempre esta
ban disputando por una mala
jugada 8 por 10 haber echado d
su debido tempo IN trlunfo
Entire palabras duras y anne
nazas de jnego perdieron los ci
tados el partdo Y cada nno {
Ientrego dos reales a los ganan
ciOSOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-27
'Traiciitn en- e ei5'citO a'enin

Un telegrama de Estrasburgo
conhrma que ha desaparecido
lie ALI an Official del regimiento
lie dragones blancos alemanes
guarnlcion en- esa cludad Aqre-
ga que csc Official ha huido con
81 amante y que pesquisas rea-
lfzada en- su domicilio hacen su-
poner que vendio a una poten
cla extranjera docnmentos con-
cernientes d La cabai eria Y anne
tralladora actua mante en- uso
en- el ejercito aleman.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-27
Propaganda Do Ia Sln5gygIL!l
qmpresiOnes de mi vista d San Sebas-
tian y Lares

L.s Sanseveria puede darle al agricul
tor mas benehc los que el cafe
vendido ciucuenta pesos, AnteS
de ef4ctuar siembras FL agricuitor
puede tener esa seguridad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-09

Shoe Section for this variety
prices; full
leather
a
fitted filters. this the
prices
Ladies' $3.50 value 10
Ladies' $500 and $3.50 values, 2.39
Ladies' $3.50 and $400 values. 2.9S
Ladies' $O0 and $500 values, .....,........ 369
Ladies' Extra Special 50 and $3.50 values
$500 and $3.50 and $oO values now 22S
Mems $40O and $500 Shoes, 355
childrens $3.50 Shoes 9Sc and 20
hoe Polish cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-09
STERLING QUALITIES

Fine quality Linen 72 inches wide values to ,isS yard
Re-Adjustment Sale price. ...........,,.M
And many Others with equal price reductions
A. f. C. and Toile de Nord Ginghams ReAdiamen Sale a
Best Standard Prints, 6hc grades. Re-Adustmen Sale
'''s's' 'f''''f''f'ff
Best Standard 2c Cotton ChalllS. Re-Adjusment Sale
price AZ
Best 1Oc and Percaes, in red blue black gray HPa ~
figures. light and coors ReAdjusment Sale Fks
Best quality 36-inch Fine Percales all color light a' ~
shades to zoe values Reimbursement Sale price sIf
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
New Business Locals.
Letter to j. W. Shea,


Dear SO-There are two sorts of paint ;
one to sell and make money, the other to
paint and save money.
Who gets the money? The maker, the
seller, the painter.
Where does it come from? The owner
of course; he pays the painter for doing the
work, and the dealer for gallons of paint ;
and he pays the Amt manufactures, gallons
again more "a Ions, more money all round :
for the owner to pay to the painter dealer
and paint manufacturer.
What the paint that saves money? Gal
Ions again; less gallons, less money for
paint, less money for wages gallon of
paint is 50 for wages and paint, Less gal
Ions. less money to pay, So gallon.
Two sorts of paint ; less gallons and more !;
less money and more; 50 gallon difference !;
two to one in gallons and money.
1t costs twice as much to paint the average
more gallons paint as to pant Devoe.
When the people tind-out, it may not be
quite so easy to sell eXtravagant paint by
calling 1t "cheap.'
Yours truly,
81 f. w. DEvoE e Co.
?. 81. w. SHEA sells our pant.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
Frost burg

.4y" All Applicants are Residents of Frost
burg unless otherwise stated after the name
and street address:
ANNE ~ L kfl L mon OlTecI
opposite William NJ. Clarks Saloon.
JOHN kRAUsE and GEO. NJ. GUNNETT. Near
Uhl. North of Union Street, rear of Philip
GerlaCh's Saloon.
WILLIAM l.. MAYER. Opposite Ice Plant
Uhl Street.
PATRICK T. Enthusiastically Union Street
opposite st. Cloud Hotel.
G. f. PEARCE DRUG CoMPANY.... South Side
Union Street, opposite Citizens National
Bank.
FREDERICK WEHNER.... .....114 Broadway
john YUNGERMAN 1913 Broadway
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
Dogs,

a Siberian sheep-grower has over a
million sheep, cared for mainly by 30
thousand dogs, but William McLuckie
thinks there are more than that num-
Der of barking al bowling dogs on Bow
cry street, with not a sheep to watch.
Later-A resident of Union street con-
tends that there are more dogs on that
thoroughfare than Bowery dreams of,
NHH Lnirr-A Hill street resident
says tn, people over there can t dream"
when they have to stay awake.
Something should be done to rid the
town of the dog nuisance.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
Times Have Changed"

Fred G. McCulloh was over at Blaen
Avon Wednesday and in talk with an
old gentleman whom he met there some
remark brought out this from the latter:
Yes, my son, but times have changed.
Years ago one could buy grand-fath-
er's clock set it up, and it would swing
back and forth lpi~urely, saying take
your time, your-time, but
now you get one of them little boxes, set
it on a shelf, and it says, fast as it cali
git dar'. git dar'. CIT dar.'"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18

&c % cents a lOO pounds.
HOW'S This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. f. J. CHENEY Il Co.,
Toledo Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any Obligations, made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN Il MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent
free Price. 10 cents per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
If sick and suffering, call on DR.. CUNNING
HAM. He can give you relief. Office in
residence. Ibl
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
Monday, May q, 1908,

AT IL O'CLOCK A. M,
At Hotel Gladstone in the Town of Frost
burg Allegany County, Maryland, for TIE
purpose of Elccting Five (5) Directors
to serve for the ensuing year, and for the
transaction of such other business as may
be presented. w. II. DAWSON,
April 1l-2t President.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
TOWN AND VICINITY
Frostburg the Place.

The Reunion and Picnic Committee of
the Jr o. U. A. M. of Allegany county
was called together by chairman Will
liam G.. Morgan and secretary Richard
+. CLANCY at Hotel Gladstone Saturday
evening, April II.
The following is list of the Councils
represented and names of committeeman
present:
Mountain City, No. ll-Wilham c. Nor
gan and Thomas q Jet1rieS.
Pride of Potomac, No. 12-J. NJ. Treber
and c b. Plummer.
Jennings Run. No. 15-Howard Herring
and George Nedcr.
Valley. No. 26-J. w. Price and Levi Reed
Hope, No 3O-John d. Brimlow and John
Seaman.
Star, No. 37-Thomas Mowbrey and Floyd
Llninger.
Pride of Allegany, No. 59-George s.
Leake and j. II. Conley.
Coal Valley, No. 75-John O. Myers and
Fred. Baltou.
Summit No, 99-John Fatkin and Will
liam Scott.
Freedom, Nol23-John O. Evans.
Union, No. 1I6-James Holmes and
Robert AIderdice.
Pride of Potomac, No II, aud Pro
gressive, No SO, not represented.
Frostburg was selected as the place for
holding the ninth annual reunion and
picnic, and Saturday, August -, day
and date.
John O. Evans, 1913, and Howard NJ.
SKidmore, of II, were elected chairman
and secretary, respectively, of the
COMMITTEES
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
Mount Savage

JOHN BRADLEY PORTER. County Road
30 feet from MullaneY's Store Mt Savage.
ADAM SMITH. -. Railroad Street, Mt Savage.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18

JAMES J. CANNING-Near County Road, next
to DIR f. l.. Clymers Residence MidlO-
than, residence at Midlothian. April Is
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18

john r. KIRBY-National Pike, Clarysvil
residence at Clarysville
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Personal.

J. b. Northrup. the genial Cumber-
land agent of the Western MARYLAND
Gas Conuauv. was in town Tuesday.
John O. Winter, Mayor of Midlothian
was in town Tuesday. Was in hurry,
however. TO return home TO call n sppcial
meeting of Council to consider a public
order Ordinance which even the Bailitf
can't violate.
Reuben Reed, residing on Great Say
age. came in Wednesday in the rain.
Said the timber trade had so much i'm
proved that it is better than dealing in
politics.
w. S. Bennett will leave Monday
next for WASHINGTON, d. G.. to attend
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
Notice to Stockholders
Frostburg Mining Company
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
N Office is hereby given to the Stock
' holders of the FrostburS Mining
Company, the successor of the Thomas
Mining Company and the Withers Mining
Company. That the ANNUAL MEETING
of the STOCKHOLDERS of the said Frost
burg Mining Company will be held OH
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
Business Locals.
HOW'S This?

Go.to FERNSNER Il HUNTER for nice Hay
&c % cents 100 pounds.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
FrOStbur9

JOHN w. SmEA-Shea Building, Union Street
residing in Frostburg. April Is
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18

Velvet Carpet pattern Woven
Velvet CARPET, $l-quality, rich
Green with Tan and Red Scroll;
special the yard. ...................19 cents
Ingram Carpcts-3 patterns yard
wide, All-W Wool 2ply, the best EX-
ira Super All Wool CARPET
made; special the yard. ..........52 cents
10 patterns yard wide, Half-Wool,
Eytra-Supcr; Will wear same as
wool 10 beautiful patterns to
select from; special the yard II cents
Stair Carpets Ingram Stair CAR
PET, % inches wide
pattern Atwood , ply, the yard. 80 cents
3 patterns Half-Wool 2-ply.........32 cents
pattern Cotton. good weight......2l cents
RcmnantS-20 pieces Brussels CARPET,
Tapestry and Velvet, lengths > yards to 81
yards, each piece marked to sell by the
piece, and at prices less tim, hoif.
- pieces Ingrain CARPET All Wool,
Half-Wool and Cotton, lengths yards to %
yards, some lengths enough for room
The prices will surprise you. Each marked
by the piece.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
FOR SALE

> LOTS; Frame HOUSE of 6 Rooms and
> Cellar; STABILIZE by If feet HOG
PEN; TREES, etc, at Wrights Crossing,
near Frostburg. Apply to
March CHARLES LEHR.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18

MattinS-Nc Spring MATING arriv-
ing daily-Grecns Reds ana Blues, new
patterns, rich coloring, and quality unsur-
passed.
japanese MATING, Cotton Warp. % cents
China MATING seamless. ........l IL cents
patterns american Fibrol MAT
TING, guaranteed to wash and un-
ccIlcd for wear and appearance;
special the yard ..................2 % cents
Rugs-9Xl2 Administer Velvet RUG,
S25-quaity; special. ................Sl9.9
9Xl2 Tapestry BrusseI RUG, $l6.9S-
quality; special .....................Sl3 $3.50
Administer and Smyrna RUGS, 81 and -
inch-an attractive variety of patterns and
colorings Prices Tess than h"if.
Lace Curtains-An opportunity to buy
CURTAINS at a great saving
IS cent CURTAINS, the pair. 10 cents
81 CURTAINS, the pair. rs cents
sl.25- CURTAINS, the pair.......9Sc cents
Sl.9S- CURTAINS, the palr..........SlG
s. 30 CURTAINS, the pair..........$l.a
S29S- CURTAINS, the pair.........$2G
White EnameIed CURTAIN POLES,
complete with Fixtures, each w 9 cents
WINDOW SHADES.... p, 30 and IS cents
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-04-18
Friday, May L, 1905.
BORDEN SHAFT

EDWARD NJ kENNEI County Road leading from Lonac
yards Cumberland PENNSYLVANIA
JAMES QUINN, County
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CARLOS

MARY DAVIES
nearS o James Steel, Carlos.
GEORGE W. Street and c.,
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saturday. May 81, 1908.
ClarySVille

J. W. YOUNG, Clerk,
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Notice of Applications for Saloon License

w hEREAs The following named person; have compliance With Chapter R of
rkofth
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ECkHART


. 49,. " ~ alroidS Stree
FRANK F. BRl NNEIt County Road leading
. -: 49,. Roa.
r. kIRG Road leading
El H. i-llS yards West of
" Rw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01
FILLIP FOR SOCIETY
REUNION OF ROYALTY
american Hunting Colony-Joness
Ne5c Play.
Fspecial by French Gable TO The Tribune
toos ~ The Tribune Association


London. Oct 31-A family reunion at Buck
ingham Palace has followed the Queens return
from, the Continent with her daughters and
grandson. The King and the Prince and Prln-
cess of Wales having come from LONDON TO wei
come her she will go to Sandringham without
deIav Many alterations and improvements nave
been made at Windsor Castle where the hins
and Queen of Sweden viii soon De enter 'o4''oN
with exceptional distinction royal hhp Is ii'eo.
cd for stagnant society which has little before u
oxcer+ tho theatres weekend visits and an I'M
usually long list Of fashionable weddings.
American Ambassador is at Wrest Farh "'oi
Sunday Mrs Reid VIII give her second Fe0ep
tion on Tuesday at Dorchester House for the
large body Of American teachers whose WI
has been facilitated by Alfred Mosely' athoush
thA, have maid their own travelling expenses
All Of the British and American delegates 70
the Tnterna tionaI Maritime Conference have &C
rented the Pilgrims invitation for a banquet
late in November Mrs and Miss Drexel are
here over Sunday before going to Ireland TOT a
visit The American hunting colony In the Nliu-
lands will be larger than ever during the "lI'ei
Among those riding after the hounds VIII De
Peter G. Gerry. John r Townsend ALEXANDER
Smith Cochrane.- F H Durlacher, r. T. straw
bridge and half dozen we'll known America"
women
production
plav at the Hay1narket, Dolly Reforming me-
self promises to be a brilliant event freoei
lex Harrison has provided strong cast heaoeu
bv Ethel Irving, perhaps the most popular
actress in London. lie Grand Solr VIII oe
nIaved next week at Terry's Theatre OF
French company Mrs. Bailey's Debts COM
edv bv Charles Eddy. had a trial performance
for charity at the Garrck Theatre and proved
a sillv piece. extremely we'll acted the rag
station by Eugene Walter. introduced at tne
A1dv-vch Theatre as curtain raiser for Jerome
Fanny and the Servant Problem, Is little less
than a hair raiser. J. w Dean and Fahrle
Ward act with remarkable power in this thrill
ing little drama.
The Franco British exhibition closed tc-nlsht
with n1assed bands and fireworks II VIII De
reopened next yea under new name Inc
financial results are not yet known but the
exnenses of construction and maintenance nave
nroba bIv been met since the attendance mas
been enormous for over five months Its sue
cess has been complete as practical agency
for carving out the entente between England
and France Paris has at times been eTnpt1ed
into. London ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01
pEK1Ne PAPERS QUIET ABOUT FLEET.

Picking Oct. 3L-The presence Of the second
squadron of the American battleship feet at Annoy,
where the vessels arrived yesterday and where the
men are now being entertained by the Chinese gov
ernment is hardly known in Picking The Chinese
newspapers have said nothing at all about the visit
and the occurrence is being completely ignored
both officially and otherwise-that is, so far as
Picking is concerned. This is probably because the
festivities in connection with the birthday Of the
Empress Dowager coincident with the enter
tsinment of the visiting Americans.
The japanese newspapers alone in Picking have
any information regarding the doings at Annoy. Up
TO & o'clock this evening the Foreign Board had
no news of the arrival of the warships and was
still expecting their coming Neither had the
American Legation received any news. The only
member OF the American Legation at Annoy is
Captain James H. Reeves. the military attache. y
This silence is considered the more remarkable
because the native press has during the last few
weeks given much space to promugating the idea
of an alliance with the United States