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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-25

A la carta del distinguido compa-
nero. hemos de hacer breves rectifi-
caciones.
En- primer termino, al hablar de los
escritores consultados por la Cana
ra, no aludfamos al sefior Navarrete
porque sabfamos que Ell no fue con.
sultado, sino los seflores Fernandez
Juncos y Salvador Brau.
Nos referfamos, pues, q estos dos
sef1ores y no al sef1or Navarrete Gu
20 derecho informar expontanea
mente no hemos negado; nj discutidc
siquiera.
Lo que 81 negamos es Ell ataque
don Francisco Mariana Quifiones.
Nosotros hemos dicho menos que
ell seflor Navarrete, quien apunta Ia
posibilidad de que ell respectable an
ciano tai vez nj Sc haya enterado
la nora presente de 10 que Sc discute
por la Camara y por la prensa.
Hemos advertido la ausencia de
historiador ohcial, en- Ell debate sus-
citado.
Esro es todo.
Y csta es la verdad.
Si Ell decir la verdad es ataque, en-
tonces nosotros, seguiremos atacandC
irrem mediablemente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-25
Nota del dia

La campafla sanitaria EN-
prendida con tanto exito pOr la
Junta Superior de Sanidad, en-
defensa de la pureza de los ali
mentos que Sc expenden para
ell consume publico en- San
Juan, ha dado los benehciosos
resultados que eran de esperar-
Sc, toda vez que los tribunales
han prestado una ehcaz colabo
racion q la iniciativa de la Sa-
nidad Superior.
Viviamos en- San Juan, en- uD
continue aspaviento de 10 que
en- varios pueblos de la 1sla, de-
nunciaban los informes olcia-
les y los escritos de la prensa
sobre el estado de abandonO de
los servicios sanitarios y la pc
sima calidad de los articulos de
primera necesidad, vendidos al
pdblico; y entire tanto estaba-
mos adquiriendo a precios alti-
simos, ell pan y la leche, dos ar
ticulos indispensables y de una
calidad NADIA recomendable.
La Intervention que ha toma-
do en- este asunto de innegable
importancia, el Inspector de Sa-
nidad del distrito Norte, ha sido
obleto d. los mas legitimos
aplausos del publico.
La campana en- defensa de la
pureza de los alimentos, nunca
sera 10 bastante estimada. y me-
rece que la opinion impartial la
estimule cumplidamente, para
que ell GEO de los activos fun
cionarios no sufra decaimientos,
que serfan fatales para la con-
servacion de la salud general.
No es possible que sc tengan
contemplaciones de ning1n ge-
nero, con los industriales desa-
prensivos que ponen en- con-
aictO el mas preciado tesOro
collective por negligencias 8
egOlSmOs que no seran nunca 10
baStante CenSuradOS.
POr fortuna, las autoridadeS
no necesitan, en este case. de
advertenCias Y exCitaciones que
elias han tenidO en- Ell cello de-
mustrado por el extricto cum
plimiento de sagrados e ineluc-
tables deberes.
Pero esaS autoridades celosas
Y cumplidoras, neces1tan tam
bien la ratification de sus pro-
CedimientOs, mereCen que de veZ
en- vez llegue hasta ellos el aura
de la opinion conductora de
aprobaciones sinceras, no en-
pago del deber cumplido, sino a
manera de aviso, de indication
oportuna y justiciera de que
llenan sus deberes q satisfac-
cion del pals.
Los funcionarios estan en- la
obligation de servir y servi1
bien al pals. puesto que por clio
reciben equitativas remunera-
clones.
Esto es innegable, y 10 hemos
proclamado siempre nosorros
Pero no esta demas que asi CO.
mo Sc les advierte y Sc les cen
sura cuando emprenden los des.
carriados vericuetos del error
y de los desaciertos repetidos,
cuando van por Ell camino recto
sc les anime y sc les invite q
seguir. va que con clio ST los
funcionarios hallan la satisfac-
dion del aplauso, Ell pueblo OBJ
tiene ell benehcio de la buena
administration que dehende to.
dos sus intereses con plausible
empeflo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-25
|Ul0 0lr0 DEL SeIiOT N0V0nG|e|
San Juan, 13 de Febrero de 1908
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
San Juan.
Distinguido compafiero:

Me permito hacer unas aclaracio-
ncs a su ''Nota del dfa" de esta tarde.
Dice Vd. que la C5mara ha pedido
Su opinion dos escritores que los
consultados por Ell Presidente de la
Camara responderan 6 no y que la
Camara no esta en- la necesidad de
pedir favores &.
Como 20 soy uno de los aludidos y
esta noche espero hacer mi informe
ante la Comisi6n de la Camara, es I'm
deber declarar que Ia Camara nj su
Presidente me han consultado, sino
que yo, creyendo prestar un servicio
a la Historic de Puerto Rico, al con-
currir poner en- claro un hecho de
ella, me presente al seffor de Diego
y usando de mis- derechos de ciuda-
dano lie manifesto que deseaba infor-
mara la Comisi6n, de 10 que yo leal-
mente Saba y crefa en- Ell asunto So
metido a su consideration, pidiendole
me reservase TN turno en- ell debate,
a 10 que accedio ell sefior de Diego.
Yo estimo que es un deber de todo
ciudadano, poner 4 disposition de su
pals 10 que sepa, cuando Sc tratan de
asuntos de la fndole del presente.
Cuanto al historiador ofcial, per
mitame excusarlo. Lo es ell anciano
y meritfsimo patricia don Francisco
Mariana Qui6onez, que muy enfermo
y debll Sc encuentra en- San German.
Ell ataque que Sc lie da no 10 merece
lc6mo va venir Ell pobre valetudi-
mario a informar a la Camara' iQui-
"a ST nj Sc ha entersdo de la discu-
sion dada su enfermedad !
Soy de Vd. su alto. S, S. y compa
flero,
.agMsti1s .N'GUNr1ete
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-25
ULTIMA HORA
Aibonito, Febrero Is 1908.
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
San Juan.

Terminadas las obras del acueduc-
to Dajo Ia competente direction del
ingeniero Ramon Rodriguez Lopez
Pueblo de Aibonito demuestra rego
clio indescriptible. Fiestas de inau
guracion para las proximas pascuas
FeyHaHao POM Zaus.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-01
SOME FAILURES.

The governor says in his speech
that he approved the Pendleton Ddi
extending the Adams law to the enjrs
state, but he fails to state thai us
fought the passage of the bill BY every
means and influence in his pI-fr, ana
he approved 1t, not because he toy2reu
it, but because he knew a veto ol n
would be his political death warrant
All the help he has given to tempel1
ance legislation was where ne Wa'
cornered so he could not do otherwise
without hurt to himself, and his ye'ol
of the Lafollette and jug bills snow
plainly where his heart and sympTl
thies are in this matter. The Cover
nor also failed in this speech to InaNol
any reference to the Memphis leglsS
ton, in which he tried to extend n's
absolutism over that municipality anu
in which he suffered such inglorlou'
defeat at the hands Of the suprem'
court. 1t is a fine speech the goVe'
nor makes, II the pictures he PAM
were all OF the story.-McMinnyli''
Southern Standard.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-01
CHAPTER XVII.

- VEN after Helen had been out
for some time she could barely
see sufficiently to avoid COLI
a. sions. The air. weighted by a
low hung roof of clouds, was sur
charged with the electric suspense
of an impending storm, and seemed to
sigh and tremble at the hint of power
in leash. 1t was that pause before the
conflict wherein the night laid finger
upon its lips.
AS the girl neared Glenisters cabin
she was disappointed at seeing no light
there. She stumbled toward the door,
only to utter half strangled cry as
two men stepped out of the gloom and
seized her roughly. Something cold
and hard was thrust violently against
her cheek, forcing her head back and
bruising her She struggled and cried
out.
Hold ON, it's womanv calculated
the man who had pinioned her arms,
loosing his hold till only a hand re-
NAMED on her shoulder. The other
lowered the weapon he had jammed
to her face and peered closely
"Why, Miss Chester" he said.
"What are You doing here? You came
near getting hurt"
Il am bound for the Wilson's, but |
must have lost my way in the dark
ness. think you have cut my face"
She controlled her fright firmly.
'trhot'c ton Ind - ono said uyEo
mistook you for And the other
broke in sharply, you'd better run
along. We're waiting for some one"
Helen fastened back by the route she
had come knowing that there was still
time, and that as yet her uncles ennis
saries had not laid hands upon Glen
lister. She had overheard the judgr
and Mcnamara plotting to drag the
town with force of deputies, Selling
not only her two friends, but ever
man suspected of being vigilante
The victims were to be jailed without
bond, without reason. without justice,
while the mechanism of the court was
to be juggled In order to hold them !
until fall, IF necessary. They had said |
that the officers were already busy, so
haste was crying thing. She sped |
down the dark streets toward the house
of Cherry Malotte. but found no light
nor answer to her knock. she was dis.
tracted now. and knew not where TO
seek next among the thousand spots |
which might hide the man she wanted
What chance had she against the posse
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-01
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.

We see from the Nashville papers
chat Colonel w J. Whitthorne, Of Co
lumbia, has qualified as a candidate
for Railroad Commissioner in Oppose
ton to Hon. Frank Avent, the present
incumbent, Colonel Whitthorne was
born and raised in Shelbyville but
for many years has resided in Column
bia, and has seved several terms IN
the legislature. He is widely known
as very able democrat and has be-
hind him splendid record, as a Con
federate soldier during the Civil War
and as a gallant officer during the war
with Spain. In every way he is gai'
liant gentleman and has many scores
of friends in all parts of the State
who will give him q very earnest sup
port.-Shelbyville Gazette.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-01

sweeping the town from end to end?
There was only one; he might be Mt
the Northern theater. Even so, s2a
could not reach him, for she dared not
go there herself. She thought of Ere Z
ner Jap boy, but there was no time
Wasted moments meant failure.
Roy had once told her that he never
gave up what he undertook. Very
WELL she would show that even a girl
may possess determination. This was
no time for modesty or shrinking indie
cision, so she pulled the veil more
closely about her face and took her
good name into her hands. She made
rapidly toward the lighted streets
which cast skyward glare and from
which through the GREATNESS cain
arose the sound of carousal. Swiftly
she threaded the narrow alleys in
search of the theater's rear entrance,
for she dared not approach from the
front In this way she came irto a
part of the camp which had lain hid
den from her until now and of the ex-
istence of which she had never
dreamed.
The vices of city, however horrible.
are at least draped scantily by the
mantle of convention, but in a great
mining camp they stand naked and
without concealment. Here there were
rows upon rows of criblike houses clus-
tered over tortuous, i'll lighted lanes,
like blow flies swarming to an unclean
feast From within came the noise of
ribaldry and 'debauch. Shrill laughter
mingled with coarse, maudlin songs,
till the clinging night reeked with
abominable revelry. The girl saw
painted creatures of every nationality
leaning from windows or reckoning
from doorways, while drunken men
collided with her, barred her course,
challenged her, and again and again 1
she was forced to slip from their en-
braces. At last the high bulk Of the
theater building doomed short dis
lance ahead. Painting and frightened, |
she tried the door with weak hands to |
find it locked. From behind 1t rose tie |
blare Of brass and the sound of sing |
ed her through the narrow alley, but he |
had cI-uised from the charted course In I
search of adventure and was not mind !
ed to go In quest of doormen; rather
he chose to sing chantey, to the bibu-
lous measures of which he invited her
to dance with him, so she slipped away
till he had teetered past. He was some
H.. AI.nA
Of his inebriety where life had no bur
den save the dissipation Of wages.
Returning, she pounded on> the door,
of the sense that the man
she sought was here, till at last 1t was
1uDg open, framing the silhouette OF
thlck-set youth, who
shouted:
ITO be Continued)
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-01

staring ,tB ulsce,mg eyes, her lands
ueht cli1ched in her lap. AT last she
whispered;
"Tm afraid its true. I'm AFRAID it's
trra''
She remained hidden during the
G,uner hour. and pleaded a headache
when Mcnamara called In the early
evening Although she had not seen
him since he left her the night before.
bearing Der tacit promise TO wed him.
yet how could she meet him now win
the conviction growing on her hourls
that be was a master roguef She
wrestled with the thought that he AMI
her uncle. her own uncle who stood in
the place of a father, were conspira-
tors. And yet, at memory Of the
judges cold blooded request that size
should turn traitress. her whole being
revolted. If he could ask thing
like that what other heartless, selfish
act might he not be capable Off All
the long. solitary evening she kept her
room. but at last. feeling faint. slipped
down stairs in search of Fred, for she
had eaten nothing since her late break
fast.
Voices reached her from the parlor,
and as she came to the last step she
froze there I'm an attitude of listening,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-01

She frOze there In an attitude of listen
ing.
The first sentence she heard through
the close drawn curtains banished all
qualms at eavesdropping. She stood
for many GREATNESS minutes drinking
In the plot that came to her plainly
from within, then turned, gathered up
her skirts, and tiptoed back to her
room. Here she made haste madly,
tearing off her house clothes and don
ming others.
She pressed her face to the window
and noted that the night was like a
close hung velvet pail, without star
In sight Nevertheless, she wound a
heavy veil about her hat and face be-
fore she extinguished the light and
stepped into the hall, Hearing McNa-
mara's Good night" at the front door,
she retreated again while her uncle
slowly mounted the stairs and paused
before her chamber He called her
name softly, but when she did not an
swer continued on to his own room.
When he was safely within she de-
scended quietly, went out. and locked
the front door behind her, placing the
key In her bosom. She hurried now
feeling her way through the thick
gloom in a panic, while in her mind
was but one frightened thought:
"Ill be too late. I'll be too late"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-01
STATE PRESS COMMENT.

The days of whiskey and pistols ar
over. The man who fools with eithe
is in trouble. The candidates who
winks at them is an enemy to com
monwealth. prove all things, hod
fact to that which is good" Tbs
campaign will give good opportuniy
for alleged Christians, to harmonic
their religion with their votes. The
candidates. their fruits We shall
know them" The voters-"as you
SOW, So shall you reap.'-Cookeyile
Press.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-01
!. a. z T IT c

Would YOU like to see one: If call at store and
will show You the Rea Cutvator with perfect balance
frame adiusbe arch and spring trip heavy wheels
4 with dust proof boxes steel neck yoke and single trees by
far the best cultvator on this market and this
Il king.
a Every purpose harrow. we have a feature this
harrow which makes it the best ever used It l DO all
II that Is indicates
Deerng Mowers, Binders, Hay Raks tedders. WeReed
not comment the merits of the Deerng line they are boo
well known Everybody will that they are the best
They have now reached a state of perfection buy
Deerine Binder Irvine we buy load lots and
You the price the best Irvine on the market Al
ways even and strong, smooth and long -
Sheep shearng is now at hand and do you get your
share of the don you don't one OF
sheep shearing machines You sheep, you
time you save from one to pounds every fleece,
say nothing of the human point of view Very simple
it. All YOU have to do to say the word and
the wool flies. Try it,
"A stitch in time If you will commence to use one of
our Lawn Mowers right away you beauy yard
lawn and keep it in perfect order all the season
Screen Doors and Windows keep the flies off by keeping
them out With screens have all standard Sizes also
double screen vestbue etc. spring and spring
hinges
HaumocEs Ice Cream Freezers Odorless Refrgerators
Water Coolers, in fact all summer comforts.
Porch Furniture, Lawn settes Old Hickory Chairs
Tables.
Remember when you anything in our line. We
are here with the goods and prices
We are the people who will you money, awaiting
your calls, Yours Respectfully,
D Q b biz & Ewing (
West 7th Street, 20 and %.
PHONES NO. 70. COLUMBIA, TENN. "
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Scirntbs q. GiccnScn.

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fredericksburg, 10.
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NlontroieitroBe uno Gliie &. 0eB, u,
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Entrid Reaan, IS. @ittmcr, gtr.
326, (ooncitrobc, mo 9lnnie Gottcr,
~.
No6ert u. Sing, II. mo AeQic NJ.
0lonB, 20; AppIifont @omaro :.
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(bomda GURUS. ., mo Norrictt
81. Gualun, -; 9lpplifnnt Sol. Gin
tano, Nr. 920. Scope. NGcp.
,{obn lIrbnH, -, Fittaburg, ga.
uto Wiiunic @onitein 80, Gitt3burB.
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Sal. III. 1903. Noro.S r5erneitr.
eaNe ihr'e aneiane beiorgt g.. Raint. Rr
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Gr butte WiutlI.

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boftctc uun in Der norDoltlidcn Noli.
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licbc Sdnpieocruonu Dor Yicutc.
uout Crate brod,tc. mor lie uidt in
Ser rotation Stimmutno lnto pcrmci
ocrtc runOmco ihrcn 9funlcn rno ihr
9ltcr onjlloebcL ur6 mar Goicu &c.
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or iih III 2}ett bcocbcn hattie, 0llrd)
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Miniuncn Srano in GhieaaO.

... a4|.
GbitoNo, IS. &aIts - Sin bclltt
@lbeu0 in DEM non ser SupctCufirmd
@llireo Seats x SO. benllBtcn Eager
Gntie an Mobuib, 2locmtc u%llaaebros
here2 6cucr rittetc ciuen ShaOen
pou iibcr ST 100000 an. Ger &crhlit
ucrtbciIt iid AMI iolaenoc 6irmcn:
Nlireo %cot1 X 90, $250,0O0; Ao0n
u. GolbU 4 Sou3 100000; Goion
&cith>& Go, 100000; @o1c Bros,
81 5000; (6cooore Nihcr Gomp,
$4,000; Gorl Ncthcrt. $4,000;
BENNINGTON lopcmritcr So, $4,000,
lmo &obu II. Nruont So, $1,000.
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E6omo@ s.. @luiliuu 1t. IT., cit
@rlnOitiid @rum05in& $3.50. So.
ySuic Ecpoiit ano Srltit So" All
&obn :. Gurleu. / @rm0itijt, $500.
Miuttbcp . 9ltleu al Som i.
9i1GIil0 lulo @nttiu. 9ioroicite Der
Baltimore uobc Sdroeoer' Strobe,
t6 bel -, @rmo5in2 SIS. $1,000.
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NooBcra :. Ani9tt an Gborlea "
Mfiacr, , @rumOitiidc. 50.
@cniomiu i. G0crH an Sbeo0orc
Goot. 6 @rrmoitiIdc, So.
6ronciS Nnttoi3fp an Anorcu
Eoafu mo @ottin, MCitieiir Der Gan
ton, nobc elliott Strobc - bel IS,
@rumO}in0 $50 So.
Ncbccco i. (bomo9 mo @otte al
%obn ". Sibcrto mo @uttin 8eit
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135 bel 81, $3.50.
NmonOa WicGoll an Catherine ~.
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CrIcunas StroBc, IL bel II, @run0.
sims $3.50. So.
George 9totlot al %onlc@ 6liiqcl,
| Wrmoitiide, So.
&obu NJ. 2i6erto un0 @ottin al
Gpbraim 0cdcr, @citicitc Ger Eeor(,
nobc Scrinaton.S trubc, i5.1 bel sci
$500.
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nabe -. StroBc, IS bel 100, @runc.
gins $50, So.
@orrp Is. Ailntcr lno @ottilt al
Soicpb i, &ocp mro Satin, 4 @rluo-
itiide, $500.
@iaiunl Eenroic an Sobn $. Mor-
gan. 10 @rlm0itiidc, So.
Bette &. Eunlpbreps oil 8eorac
i. Toetb mo @ottilt. Neitieite ser
Solution, nohe HnnOuu.Str, t2.tl
bel Silt @rlmb5iu9 $50. 1896
6G 2i3.
Barbara Eobit Grtrr.. an SOni9
Enbit C~iticitc Goaos. nabe 2onco.
%itcritr, 10 6ci 10. @runo5inS $50;
So.
Charles -. Stoner an Sobu $.
Stenernogel mo 6rou. Gillette Ban.
lons, nobe 5ranflinitr., Is BET 80,
@rlTo5ins $40; $1,000.
Sigmnnb @roB ltno 6rnu all SIC.
pbet Z. 6lort. Gillette 2eWiS., nabc
0olloroitr.. u BEL 30. s..
@orriS Soh@ an ISoieph 9louitciu
ltno 6roL. I Got. @rlmojins $4S,
$4,000.
Gpbroim Mod,t an George u.
NmcnH. Siiomcitieitc Gipiiion.. rubc
ErcBtmoultr. 1874 bci 9t.6, @runo.
sins $50; s..
Baltimore Surname Snpartiol 1t.
9lqeo @omcu'2 II. A9eo Men'S
Nome9" ou @iaiom Slomait uno
STRAIT A~toroieitc %. ndbe Grummel,
Str. 1l.iO34 bei 80. $3.50.
Nnra e. Martenet al Gphraln
Mdd)t Noroweitieite Gipiiion.. uohc
EreBmtonitr. t3.l bel 9t.6, 8rnnos
sins $50; s..
Abrobom Nciicio al Senru Morf5
mo Strait Nor0leitc Soifmon., nahc
2u5erneitr, 1873 bel 20. @runosine
$40; s..
Nina i. 81 &heb on Charles g.
Sieemuno. ?torooitieite Yopion. ma
he 9hriitionitr4 l2.6 bel 20. @ruuo-
! jinS Sl3.75; So.