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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
ELECTION 7goT1cz.
State Of North Dakota. County zso1
RamSey-sa. = -

State of North Dakota, County 81
Ramsey-ss. ~
E Notice 10 hereby given that on. Tues
day the 3rd day Of Nov. 1908 at the sev-
eral election precincts In the county Of
Ramsey an electionEwill be held for the
following State, District and r County
The State ofaeers are: - !# ;31sy
en- o. the two candidates OF, the Repub-
1ican? party who received the highest;
number OF votes at the Primary Clesfiori
held June the 24th,5E 1903, to be placed
on q separate ballot. 81 zs-&; r@>1s%T Nj N
one 5 SaRksss e the supreme Court #
One Lieutenant Governor. ii * s a:s3{S
One Secretary OF State,
+ One State Audi tor; II X g:
One State Treasurer, I I'm
One superinte dent OF Public Instrac-
One Commits ioner Of insurance,
One Attorney General,
Labor, IA
Three Commits ioners ef Railroads, .
The District offlcerg are, .s 5s !. &
\ the second Judicial Diatrfct, .s.
One State senat or 10 represent the
L Three .s4enbers OF the House OF Rep
essntatiyes % represent the Slst. Dis
The County e y ofacers are:: .5 Is'S
! One auditor.
4 sS One Clerk 81 the District Eossrf,
One Register o3 Dasdes
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Notice Of hearing Application For Drug,
Is, ' gist's Permit. :
State Of North Dakota, County OF

NOTICE Of Hearing Application For Drug!
H. ' gist's Permit. :
State Of North Dakota, County Of
Ramsey, So.
In the County Court
Pursuant to an order Of this court,
1908, Notice is hereby given, that On
Monday. the 9th day Of November A. D:
1908, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF
that day. at the court rooms of this
court, at the county court house, In the
City Of Devils Lake, County Of Ramsey,
and State OF North Dakota has been ap-
ton Of A. M. Bond Of the End ward of
Devils Lake in said Ramsey county, FOR
the granting to him Of a druggists per-
NIT to sell for medicinal, scienllflc and
mechanical purposes, malt, vinous
spirituous, fermented or other intoxicat-
ing liquors at Lot 10. Block %, in the
ramsey, and State Of North Dakota
when and where any person interested in
the granting Of said petition may ap-
pear land contest the same under the
provisions Of the law, and they will be
heard. q,
Dated at Devils Lake. North Dakota,
the 7th day Of Oct. A. D. 1908.
John F. Henry,
Judge Of the County Court.
A. M. Bond, Petitioner.
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter Of the estate Of ALBERT:
Edward Swehson, deceased: &.
signed Charles L. T irwin administrat-
or Of the estate Of Albert Edward SVEN
son, late of the Village Of Webster In
the county Of Ramsey and state Of
ors. Of and all persons having claims
against, said deceased, J. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within sslx
this notice, TO said administrator at his
place Of business, in the Village OF Web
ster, In said Ramsey county.
: Dated October; 14th,y A. d. 1908., -.
4. ..t.4.:.a,,. ~, Charles, L. Thwing,S
Administrators Of the estate Albert Ed
!. ward swenson. ;s..4...s ,..lzt..,A ?
Burke, Middaugh e Cuthbert, attorneys
for administrator - ~ IL @2,.kS'. + -
!. First. publication on the 18th day Of
October "A. %. 1908 2 !
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CQMIEg1 W0gZCEs

=. pepaTtment of the Interior, United
n Devils Lake, , MoFth D Pa # sa
ga sufficient contest afidavit having
eeen aasd in ths once ~ Gunasr ugtaa
ag aaa NV a. sRsry Ns assl
%, 1ToWnship 1E3, M Range So w, by.
Raghntld Peterson Odegard, contestee,
in which ttis alleged that said Raghnild
Peterson Odegard died about three years
ago; that before death she never estah-
ltshed q residence thereon NOR made any
Improvements and that since her saaid
proyements whatsoever on said land but
have wholly ahandoned the same, and
such defaults have existed Tor more
than six months last past; that the COM
|ditionE Of said I: land h III In u its virginia.
state with no breaking nor hui dings
NOR improyementsso of any kind s that the
heirs Of said Rang hnild Peterson ode-
herein; said parties are hereby notified
TO appear; respond and offer evidence
touching said allegation at % o'cI0ck
I, 4 A. M. on November 49, 190S, before the
Register and Receiver at the United
states Land Office II Devils Lake q orth
The said conte ta.,t having. IN d pro-
forth facts which show that after due
fdiligenceE personal service OF this notice
can not be made. 1t is hereby ordered
and directed that such notice be given
| by due and proper pub fcatton. S SSs5a a
Cocsbl1rn
| Receiver.
Record Address Of lantry woman Keith,
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Notice for Publication,

Department of the Interior, U. 8.
hand 6 0es at pe 1aos Lake North Da
Notice is hereby given that William
James Roche, Of Devils Lake, North
Dakota, WIG &c. on august 20, 1901 made
for lots 2, 8, and 8, Section 81, town
ship 1853 N, Range So W. Fifth principal
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention to
make final communication proof, to estab-
lish claim to the land above described,
before the Register and Receiver, at
Devils Lake, North Dakota, on the 10th
day Of November, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank
Jetty, Julian Jetty, T. W. Riordan, Lot
tie H. Riordan, all of Devils Lake, NJ.
D.
VIM. Miller,
Register.
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81, ~ - ~ I, -. ~
One States attorney,
! One County Judge,
One Surveyor,
! inr aEE(yrpny,nr

/, One Coroner, ~ ~ ..a Z. III lr$s...r
Four os Jastice ap 81 the Peace.
Four 3Constables,% $.t,s -. NM 3EEsS'$
~ ore ,Aissssssor, Ios tn second ASSESS
s 0ns AsSssgeE Cor the fIfth assessment
: one Comfy Gomn,isssio 1er for the First
One County Commissioner for the
Also to vote on constitutionai amend
snss e eaet af s se aoa Nor
kota and on the Question Of the .'estab-
lishment Of a workhopse,, wherein. per
oant s9n ss f e the Gsans g ss Of
which election will be opened at
eight 49, o'clock In ths morning and VIII II
the afternoon Of that day.
The following are the ELECTION Pre-
cincts and polling places established by
No. Lillehoff, Town Hall south east
No. ., Lawton, school house. Village
No. 5. Newland. central school house.
south west quarter Sec: Is.
No. 4, Highland, school house Sec. rs
Ne g. Rope Tho a0t Fah a 2oE House
No. I, Newbre, School house Sec ,se
NO. ., triumph, schooA mousse sect1o"
No. 3. Fancher, A. J. Hammers house
No; e. 70; Prospect Consolidated school
NO No. II. Odessa, Jeruselam schoo,
No: -. Stevens, School house on Sec
No. is, Ontario. VIM. Murray school
house,
No. IA, Noonan. J; B: LeDuc school
No. IS, Cato. school house section SO,
No. 16, Overland, school house south
west quarter SECTION e.. ~ .,r
No. II, Mortified, c. A. Morten's hall.
No. IS, South Minnewaukan, School
house southeast quarter SECTION ~,
No. 2. northeast. quarter section IT,
No. 20. Morris, School house No. 3
northwest quarter section 8.
No. 81. Cleveland. Hartman - school
No. %, Sullivan, School house north
west quarter section is,
No. 20. Royal, School house section
No. "a, Lake. Township Hall in Rich.
No. Is, Freshwater. Tuford schoo,
No. rs, Webster. Town hall in Web
No. 27. Bergen. Erickstad School
IN, No: IS, Pieasant's School house Sec
No. Is, Grand Harbor, Town hall.
No. 30, Dry Lake, School house on
southeast quarter section 8,
No. 81, DeGroat, Jacobson school
house, southeast quarter section %,
No. 49, Norway. Knute Nestegard's
house,
No. SO, Coulee, Township Hall in Penn.
No. "a. Irvine, J. G. Nichols house.
No; s., Village Of churchs Ferry. viii
LACE hall.
No. SO, Village of Edmore, Village hall.
No. 81. Village Of Starkweather, school
house.
No SO. Village Of Crazy, Village hail
No. 80, LIST ward City Of Devils Lake.
No. 40. End ward City of Devils Lake,
No. ii. sra ward City Of Devils Lake
east of Kelly avenue, sherif's office.
No. AZ, Village of Bartlett, Woodnnan
hall.
No ,4s, Village of Brocket basement
State bank.
No. A, srd ward City Of Devils Lake
west Of Kelly avenue, Sample room
BY order Of the Board Of County Com;
missioners Of Ramsey County,, North
Dakota
1 Emil s. Eich,
County Auditor.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. d., this 6tf
day of October, 1908.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
RAILWAY men
- ~ ts3.Is; ~ y. 49, 4
HOLD MEETING
Strong Taft Sentiment Prevailed.
Plenty AmusementS

About two hundred of the employees,
of the shops of this city gathered in
the Bijou theatre Saturday for their
regular weekly meeting and a good
time is saying little for the affair.
These meetings are held for the benefit
OF the men with view to bringing
them closer together and with view
to make them learn and understand
what is best for their own personal
welfare as well as for the good of
their fellow men.
A. B. Kerlin of this city was the
first speaker ON the program and al
though he understood the meeting was
a non-partisan affair he could not re-
frain from saying a few words about
WI. Bryan. The synopsis of his adj
dress in favor of Bryan did not meet
with very strong sentiment, 1t being
very evident that most of the railway
men will vote the straight republican
ticket this fall. He also made few
remarks in favor of Mr.. Belford for
sheriff and at this period Mr.. j. B.
+ Cushman, local agent of the company
walked up and down the rear Of the
room, trying to create applause but Il
Ididsnot- come. Judge Cowan was then
called upon and made few remarks
entirely non-partisan and he was loud.
~ cheered. ( Judge Cowan's address
was directed toward the bettermeni
fof, the railway men and encouraged
them TO use care In voting this fall and
also told them that each man should
Fuse the very best judgment that hi
had and vote the ticket that he though
j would do the most good for himseli
Il land his fellow man. His address wa.
| met with hearty applause and the gen
eral feeling through the meeting wa,
!, that every one present was going t.
vote for the Judge. ::S ...,.
I$ After the speaking there wer
wrestling matches and boxing matche
and refreshments consisting Of sand
Wiehes,s pickles and coffee were sery
4 led and all present thoroughly enjoy
Led the evening b ss: /: 4: Sc. !
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
HorrcE TO cBED1ToRs. j

IN the matter Of the estate OF fTeo-
e'1 Nottce tih is hereby given by the under.
signed Alois Wolf; executor Ct IT., the eo last
ship Of Ontario, in the county Of Ram
sey, and State Of North Dakota de-
ceaseu, to the. creditors, Of. and al per
sons having claims against, said deceas.
vouchers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to said
executor at his residence in the town
ship Of Ontario, in said Ramsey county,
or at the office Of John F. Henry, county
Judge. am, -
"--Alois Wolf,
80 Executor.
d First publication, on the 9th day Of
October. A. D. 1908. + ):
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
sprainrlesd Ankle Quickly Cured Ga d.

AZ usually treated a sprained ankle
win disable the Injured person for
three, or four weeks, but by applying
Cham berlain's Liniment freely as soon
as the injury As received and obsery-
Ing the directions with each bottle, d
cure has IN many instances been Ell
afteected In from three ITO four days,
time. This lini,nent Is 'unequaIad as
aanick cure for sprains and sWellings.
For sale by All druggists. s3ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23

BURKE, MiDDAUGH & cuTHBERT.
- Lawyers 's - =
Practice in State and Federal Courts
and before U. s. Land ONCE & s5%
Phone "a Devils Lake
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-10-23
Bids Wanted.

The Board Of Education Of the City
of Devils Lake wants bids for Deep
drilled we'll at the new School Building
Bid must state price per foot including
four inch pipe. COOL soft drinking water
in the bid
Bids must be delivered to the under
signed before October 26th, 1909.
Ole Skratass,
Clerk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-13
La reconstruction
de San Francisco

Ua periodico muy lc lido da sorpren.
dentes detalles acerca de 10 que Sc ha
hecho en- esa ciudad durante los dos
dltimos amos entire los que resultan los
que Sc refieren reconstruction.
En- la primavera de 1905 quedaron
destrufdos mas &c $4,000 edifcios. casi
todos por las llamas y su valor estima-
base en- $1o5, 100000. Hoy Sc allan va
de nuevo 6 estan construyendo 10 ooo
los cuaes, que son solo ell cuarenta
por ciento de los destruidos, valen
$trr,oooooo y afiade que de esa suma
no lleg aron de fuera de la ciudad mas
que $4,000, 900. Ademas, ell espacio CD
bico que ocupan las nuevas construc-
clones, es mayor que ell de las destrui
Gas, 10 que demuestra que la ciudad Sc
esta reconstruyendo con lfneas mas
amplias y mejores. La misma publ
cacion opina que Ell nuevo sistema de
aguas, con sus estanques y desagiie en-
la bahia, Sc adaptara & cualquier a
contingencia futura, y que la ciudad
quedara como una de las municipalida
des mas protegidas, teniendo derecho
una rebaja por 10 menos de un n y
un tercio por ciento de las tarifas de
seguros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-13
EX-nODIc aSpSInad0

El exfraile franciscano Vincenzo
Bonnano, fuG encontrado asesinado Ell
lunes en- una obscura casa lie vecindad
de Ia calle aga. al Este, con IN emble-
ma de su orden sobre ell pecho. Ell
asesino lie abri6 la cabeza de un hacha-
20, lie corto ell cuello de oreja & oreia,
le at6 los pies y lie quito su reloj la
eadena, sin dejar rastro del crfmen,
que Sc atribuye dos movies ell deseo
de venganza de enemigos desconocidos,
s el de robo, por creerse que guarda-
ba una crecida suma conseguida por
medic de las curas a que Sc dedicaba
entire sus paisanos de la vecindad. Des-
pertaron sospechas dos individuos que
fueron tomar habitaciones en- dias
anteriores y Sc supo que esos Il otros,
acompaflados por una mujer estuvie-
ron en- las habitaciones del monte, que
abandonaron a despues de oirse rufdo
de lucha y gemdos en- ella,
La vfctma fu6 monte en- Stella has
ia hace diecinueve amos, en- que Sc SUI
primieron allf los conventos, y luego
aquf carpintero por alg6n tempo y
1ltimamente curandero por la fe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-13
CONTRA LOS CALAMBRES

Pocas cosas hay tan desagradables
como los calambres, sobre todo GUAM
do sc padeceu estando acos tado. Para
que deSaparezcan en- este case, 10
mejor es echarse de Ia CANA al suelo
y estirar violentamente la pierna
afectada, doblando todo 10 possible el
pie, de mcdo que los dedos Sc aproxi-
men a la pierna. Haci6ndolo asi
muy de prise la operacion no es
muy dolorosa los oalamb bres cesan
en- Ell acto.
PARA AGUJEREAR UN CRYSTAL
Sc pega I'm POGO de arcilla en- el
punto donde Sc desee taladrar Sc
hace una cavidad en- el pegote del
tamaflo que heya de tener Ell aguiero,
que Sc obtene echandole un POGO
de plomo derretido en- la cavidad.
Ell plocedimiento no es complement
te infalible cuando Sc trata de cris-
tales muy gruesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-13

4'~A o,t%o sssssA 80 &sasRs sEssgT
FL propietarlo de IN gran esta-
blecimlento de Nueva York, declara
que va guitar los espejos que ador-
lnan los ascensores porque las com
pradoras que los utilizan, Sc detienen
demasiado tempo ante ellos, ARE
glandose los som breros y retardan
ell transito rapido.
En- la costa de Nreva Gales del
Sur, Australia, Sc ha Observable que
las corrientes ejercen gran infuen-
cla sobre los peces y que aquella es
periodical cada tres cuatro afIos en-
que la pesca disminuyo de modo ex.
|traordinario, restab'eciendose la
abundancia despues. Creese que el
estudio asiduo de los vientos que
producen las corrientes costeras per-
mitira predecir Ia abundancia 8 esca-
SEE que habra de pescado, con ante.
rioridad de dos 6 tres amos.
En- una blblioteca nueva de Lon
dres, Sc ha esta ablecido un salon a1sla.
do para que los concurrentes, puedan
entregarse a discusiones literarias.
Ell mes de febrero de este aflo
ha s1o ell mas amargo del invierno
de este aflo, para los rorteros de las
casas particulares, pues declaran que
Sc han encontrado entire la espada
amenazante del duefio de la casa la
pared formada por Ell grito en- de
manda de mas fuego, de los vecinos.
Ell noroeste de Australia sc de-
sarrolla muy lentamente, tanto que
los agricultores cultivan el mafz CO.
mo Sc hacia en- tiempos primitivos.
DE todos los pajaros de canto, Ell
mayor 10 es el pajaro Ira, que es del
tamaf1o de I'm faisan.
En- Africa Ell petroleo no da re-
sultadO como eXterminador de mos
| qu1tos, porque Sc evapora demasiado
pronto. En- Gaboon, colonia france.
sa, Sc han conseguido buenos resul :
tados usando una pasta pegajosa que
Sc prepara con hojas macenadas de
cacto. Sc extiende como una tela So.
bre Ell aqua y destruye los mosquitoes
lporque evita que las larvas SUDAN
la superhcie.
Las CompafIias ferrocarrileras pa.
garan en- dividendos durante Ell mes
de abb H. ST. 900.
La deuda nacional de Belgica es
hoy de S672. 900 de los cuales
S43. 100000 gana ell 2HGo.
En- lugar de usar sortija, Ell pre-
tendiente japones da q su prometida
una pieza de seda para hacerse un
cefidor.
DE 5000, 900 de habitantes con
que cuenta Irlands, 100000 son
obrerOS.
Italia es la naci6n que tiene mas
teatroS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-13

tedra de tOdaS las ideas, aSp1-
raciones Y fantasias de los es-
panoles, archivo del donaire;
lindice de la Historic Contempo-
ranea en- su variada serie de
periodos normales y revolucio-
narios, posee, ademas, la viz
tud mas preciada en- el orden
pol1tico: la tolera nCia d ulce ami
ga del pr0greso y la llbertad.
Madrid es nuestra Metropoli
intellectual, geografica y poll
tica; mas no es bastante rica
por ST. dentro del ORGANISING
municipal, para llevar a efec-
to las grandiosas solemnidades
que proyectamOs.
Harto sc ha dicho en- Madrid,
con obstentar coronas Y titulos
de capital, y corte, no ha podido
alcanzar la esplendidez arqui-
teCt6nica Y la perfecta ordena-
Ci0n higieniCa de Otras capita
les europeas. Y esta es oca-
sion de repetir que ST nuestra
villa no Obstenta ante naCiOna-
les y extranjeros, mejOr vesti-
dura urbana, la culpa ha sido
de los altos OrganismOs del Es-
tado, que no han cuidado de
robustecer la vida y la Hacien-
da municipal. Aqui tiene la
pol1tiCa sus talleres centrales;
aqui la Administration suS in
numerables falanterios y cova.
Chas; aqui sc alojan las cabezas
de los Institutes armadOs; aqui
residen la superior ensenanZa,
la suprema justicia y toda la
primacia patriarcal del Estado.
Pero este no pOne la deblda
atenci0n en- los derechos del ca
sero 9 aposentador. nj suminis-
ira los elementos de vida indis-
pensables para atender al deco
TO, amplitud y comodidad de
este viejo caser6n de los Pode-
res publico. Resulta, pues, que
el Municipio de Madrid, que
debiera ser rico, no 10 es, y Sc
We obligado a solicitar de su
poderoso inquilino que 10 ayu-
de a realizar dignamente las
hestas del centenario. evoca-
ci6n de TN pasado glorioso.
Y no solo acudlmOs al 60
bierno de S. M. sino a los po-
tentes organismos que en- esta
villa tienen su fastuoso alber-
que; al alto comercio, a la in
dustria grande, a los proceres
de vivir opulento y dichoso, d
las familias riCas. que son savia
y ornamento de la vida de Ma
drid. De estas personalidades
directoras, que en- diversas oCa-
stones ha acudido a todo llama
miento patriotico con llberali-
dad y largueza propias de su
alta function social, esperamos
hoy efcaz auxilio.
A las clases inferiores, q la
mediania burocratiCa Y pobre,
que apenas disfruta un vivir
precario; a la muchedumhre
obrera, que trabajosamente nj
vela TN jornal misero con las
|necesidades mas elementales,
solo pedimos que, con fervorosa
adhesion y cultura. den esplen.
dor a la patriotica fiesta, y que
perseveren en- su amor ardiente
a la Independence nacional.
| Madrid, IS de MARIO de 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-13
AL PUEBLO De MADRID

"Al Celebrar el primer Cente-
mario de la guerra de la indie
pendencia, no puede olvidar
Madrid que fue iniCiadOra del
temerario alZamientO contra la
invasion extranjera. No debe
olvidarlo, porque Madrid es ca
pital europea, ligada con vincu-
los espirituales y de intereses a
las esplendidas metropolis de
Naciones pr6ximas; y ST de al
gunas singularmente recibe en-
sefianza del orden artistiCo,
politico y suntuarjo, tambien
aprendio de elias a conservar
vivo el recuerdo de las glorias
patrias, y a commemorative
fervorosa y dignamente.
No con ligereZa jaCtanciOsa,
sino con la concienCia de encar-
mar Ell sentir nacional, como 10
encarno EN- 1908, COnsagrard es -
ia villa dias triunfales a Cele-
brar la festividad de la santa
Independence, perdida y reco-
brada por el pueblo espanol en-
los tragicos amos de la lucha
con Ell Imperio.
Madrid fue la primera hija
que, alzandose del regazo de la
madre ultrajada, Sc abalanz6 al
usurpador, y con Ell gesto ira
scundo, el -grito aterradOr, las
manos armadaS o inermes, ma
nos de hombres, manos de mu-
ieres, c6lera de grandes y pc
uuenos, de plebeyos y mobiles,
tlemostro al mundo que aquel
fundamental principle no podia
ser hollado y destruido por la
fuerza bruta.
Contra la del usurpador, fuer-
Ia organizada, poderosa, des
arrollo este veCindario la suya,
liberrima, instintiva, esporadi-
Ca, sin jefes, sin plan, sin pre-
meditation estrategica. y supo
ser her0iCa Y martir, mereCien-
do por ambos ConCeptOs la gra-
titud de Espafia y de la HUI
manidad.
Madrid fue tan grande por su
martirio como por su patriotica
fiereza; porque ST no pudo ga
mar toda la batalla en- Ell terreno
material, la gan6 espiritual-
mente con Ell sacrihcio de su
sangre, a torrentes derramada
en la espantosa noche del al 3
de Mayo.
Los que en- esta OCCASION re-
Dresentamos a esta villa ilustre
unos porque en- ella nacieron
todos porque en- ella tuvimos
nuestra cuna Intellectual, cree
mos firmemente que pondran en-
La conmemoracion de los fastos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-13
CEN TENARIO
DEL 2 DE MAYO DE 1908

Don Benito Perez Gald0s, au-
tor insigne de los "Episodios
Nacionales," encargado por ell
Municipio de Madrid para re
dactar la Alocuci6n al pueblo
de la capital de Espaiia para la
conmemOraci6n de tan memo
rable centenario, esCribi6 la si-
guiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-13
}! segu!o del rgy de P0!!uga!

La importante Compania fran
cesa de seguros sobre la vida
LA Urbana", acaba de dar una
nueva prueba del credito que
disfruta, pagando ell "a del pa
sado ell SECURE de IN million Glen
mil frances que tenia suscrito
en- dicha Sociedad ). M. ID. Car
los. asesinado, como es sabido,
ell 20 de febrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-13
A los suScripIorcS Y AgentcS

Para la bueia marcia de esta Admins
sraci6n, no admitimOs Atlas de suscripto-
res & este diariO sino desde ell 19 de cada
mes. Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dias 30 9
3l; sdvierti6ndose que las que Sc dieren con
posteriOridad no sc tOmaran en- cuenta nj
aurtiran efecto en- la oontabilidad hasta el
sfa ftimo del mes siguente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-04-13
ApunteS nniISce|dniicoS

En- Nueva Orleans esta instalado
ell martinete mayor del inundo; tiene
1903 pies de altura,
La existencia de cafe del Brasil
que hay hoy en- los Estados Unidos,
es de 3,o75,cso sacos, 6 sea la me-
nor durante los ,lltimos cuatro afios,