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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11
MorrOCOtudO renate

La Casa dc Prestamos de J. Rendon
V Co.. Allen 81, celebrara este ano un
espl6ndido remate los dlas y de Dt-
ciembre pr0ximO, de infinidad de alfa-
las propias para regalo de Fascuas. La
casa sigue sus opcraciones. Hay que
aprovechar La ocasi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11
Mas nOticias

-AV-o~0 ~ ~ ia
Han cOntraido matrimonio en- A1asco,
los .distinguidos j6venes don Rafael
Urrutia Arrillaga la simpatica seno-
rita Marina Alvarez.
En- breve cOntraeran matrlmOnlo Ell
Anasco, los estimados j6venes, la gentiI
Rafaela Brau don Carlos E. Garcia.
Ha salido para Bayam6n el alcalde~
de dicho pueblo don Virgilio Davila.
Copiamos de nuestro colega "El Ma
chete' de Arecibo, 10 siguiente:
Ell tren correo que lego esta ciudad
el domingo las diez y media de la ma
mana, procedente de San Juan y pueblos.
de trsinsito, no trajo la correspon-
dencia como era de obligation.
Seg1n informes, parece que Ell en-
pleado encargado de- ese servicio Sc le-
pegaron las sdbanas, y ell pilblico pagano
Se qued6 sin recibir sus misivas.
RESFRIADOS cAUSAN DoLoR
De CABEZA, FL LANATlEO BROMt-
QUININA, dcsyiG la r;eUS;,. T'@nfC on T." .
el mundO para curtr un resiriitdo tl. u
dfa. La firma de "E. W. GROVE II
cada c;,jita.
Sc ha celebrado en- Ponce una inte-
resante reunion, en- la cual as ieron los
sef1ores Pedro Juan Salazar, Francisco
Barnes PLAZA, DR.. Vidal Vilaret, Arturo
Lohongrais, Federico Toro y otros, para
tratar de la fiesta reacionada con la
fundaci6n de Ponce
Ell proposto de los apreciables caba-
lleros es revestir dc la mayor solemni--
dad possible ese festival, confando en-
que todos los elementos de aquella ciu-
dad cooperaran 4 tan simpatico proyec--
to.
Ponce debe responder su tradciots
v su cultura prestando todo su con-
curse a una fiesta tan patri6tica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11

Nos comunican cue Sc han declara 10
en- huelga los torcedores de la fabrca de.
tabacOs ella Habancra de Mayaguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11
RESFRIADoS cAUSAN poLoR
De CAREZA FL LANATIEO BROMt-

QUININA, dcsvin la rnl.s;,. I|HHHc on T." %
el mundO para curar un rpsiriado tl. u
dfa. La firma de ''E. w. GROVE III
cada c;tjita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11

Han cOntraidO matrimonio en- Coa-
mo, los apreciables j6venes don ,Joa-
quln Muhoz y la elegante senorta Eus-
talia Garay.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11

Ha salido para Bayam6n ell alcalde
de dicho pueblo don Virgilio Davlla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11
A. @1.5O

Els de mucha utilidad, no solo para
los Abogados, Cortes Judiciales, Ayun-
tamientos, Corporaciones y empleados
de todos los ramos, sine tambien para
los comerciantes, industriales = perso-
mas de negocios, Ell conecimiento de las
Leyes de Puerto Rico aprobadas por las
Camaras y Ell Consejo Executive en- ell
ailo de 1907.
Sc vende a $3.50 en- la Liberia del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11
Gran estb|ecimiento totogIdfco de R, Colorado


Ell mejor esabecimiento foogafco de las Ant1as Toda
case de trabaos foografcos los meores materaes
GrandeS tallereS para la fabrication de peculas Cine.
matografcas.
Venta alquiler de aparatos pelictlas toda c1ase
de materaes accessories Cnematografos Vistas fas
Postvos para oda clase de ndustrias
retratos de los anunciantes
Grandes exstencas de fnos dorados coores
Por mo vapor han recbdo verdaderas preciosdades
este ramo.
Esta la prmera nica one dedca la fabrication
de pecuas Cpeatogracas dara pronto, las
primeras peliculas fabrcadas en- Puerto Rico
Escrba pdiendo nformes, le contestant dandoe
tos detal1es puedan interesare
DIRECTION: Apartado 1S4.-Teefono a.
TELEGRAPH cable-G0loradO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11

Sc solicitan agentes activos en- toda la
isla para la venta de las ultimas noveda-
des americanas-Pidanse catalogos, EN-
ingles 6 espanol, Observation-Disclosures &
los comerciantes Particulars han de re-
mitir diez centavos en- sellos para fran
queo. NJ. Y. GAUTIIIER Co., 70 Beaver,
st., NEW YORK. N. Y.
Ell juez MontalvO de MayagueZ. con-
tinua incansable en- sls investigaciones7
para hacer luz en- cI supuesto crimen de
Guanajibo.
Una brigada de presos Sc ocupa de
buscar por los mangles y lagunas de La
playa donde Sc cree cometido el crilnen,
ell cadaver; pcro por mas esfuerzos que
Sc hacen. hasta la fecha NADIA Sc puedo
sacar en- limpio.
Nos cOmunlcan cue Sc han declara 10
en- huelga los torcedores de la fabrica de,
tabacos ella Habancra de Mayaguez
LAS ALMoRRANaS Sc cURAN
EN- 6 ~ DiAS, con el t'NGtENTO DE
PAZO, va sean Sinpl"S sHngranteS. CON
picazOn cNterila". l'or + ')t ..~ % Heis.l.
Nuestro coega La Bandera America
ma" de Mayaguez, manifesto que ha-
blando un redactor de aquel diario con
algunos de los correligionarios que vi
nieron csta c;udad. lc mostraron su dis
gus+o porGue en- la reception al gober-
nador no Sc acercarOn a les represen-
tantes de la isla, los seilores Falcon,
Barbosa Todd, Gomez Brioso. etc Afor-
tunadamente, aIadIcron aquelOS amigos,
el seilor Guzman Benitez otros, Sc null
tiplicaron atendiendO todos hacienda
las presentaciones de rigor.
Han cOntraido matrimonio en- Coa-
mo, los apreciables j6venes don Joa.
quin Mufoz y la elegante senorita Eus-
talia Garay.
MorrOCotud0 remate
La Casa dc Prestamos de j. Rendon
Y Co.. Allen q, celebrara este ano un
aspl6nddo remate los dias 3 y 4 de Dl-
-. IL inf,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11
AAuNESlA AEkEADA ANTiBiL lOSA
De j, M. BLANCO

Con su uso desaparece el ex-
trehimiento, indigestion, dolo-
fes de cabeza, jaQueca, bills,
Aoado del estomago, en- general
bedos los desarreglos produeidos
00r el est6mago { intestinos.
TARMAGIA DE BAANo0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11

En- breve contraeran matrimonio Ell
Anasco, los estimados j6venes, la gentiI.
Rafaela Brau y don Carlos E. Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11

Han cOntraido matrimonio en- Anasco,
los .distinguidos j6venes don Rafael
Urrutia Arrillaga y la simpatica seno-
rita Marina Alvarez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-11
LAS ALMoRRANaS Sc cURAN
en- 6 ID DlAS con eI IINGI EMO DE

PAZO, va sean si.npi"s. sHngrantes. CON
picazOn eNterilaH. l,or + 1t ....'- % s'e,.l.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-04
NEW PALESTINE ARISING.
jews IN Ancient Mother Country Are
Building a MOdera Nation.

From tne American Hebrew.
The large Jewish immigration TO Pales-
tine has included within recent years
many writer's, scholars. and other profes-
sional men. This coterie has placed itself
at the head Of the movement for further
Ing popular education
Various courses Of scientific lectures are
arranged IN the larger cities on general
educational topics and or special subjects,
as. for example. the hygienic and eeonom-
ic conditions ef the country, for the spe-
cial benefit OF Immigrants.
In connection with these lectures other
courses are mapped out. There are. FOR
instance. classes where the languages OF
the country are taught 10 the immigrants.
Much importance is attached 10 the teach
Ing OF Arabic and not for political rca-
sons at that. but mainly for practical
purposes.
Another excellent means OF education is
the Jewish public Libraries. The Jewish
National Library stands IN the first rank.
This Institution was intended by It's found
er 10 conform 10 the British Museum.
In Palestine there are two important
fabcr organizations. the Poale Zion and
Hapoel Hazior. sThe former Is radical
and socialistic. while the latter is rather
conservative. The former works nnder
the banner Of class strife organizes
strikes. and tries 20 protect the working
man against the supposed profits Of the
bread-giyers. The latter endeayors alto
gether 10 do eficacious work i'm the best
interests OF the whole nation.
Especially deserving Of mention are its
public kitchen ln Jerusalem. its libraries
in Jerusalem and Petcch Tikwah. and
The lecture courses held under It's aus
pices. besides its various p-opagandistic
activities and purely technical organic
tion work. Not long ago a league OF pro-
fessional organizations was formed in Jaf-
"a, and now steps are being taken for the
establishment Of cooperative institutions
FOR the creation or necessary institutions
for Jewish lsborers IN Palestine.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-04

and business element OF the country II
has also already reached the masses
through the newspapers 20 a certain de-
gree. but little interest is taken IN the
matter 50 far. The time has not yet ar
rived for the open. public advocacy OF
any particular candidate for the Presi-
dency. but the preliminary plans are
being carefully arranged. It IS evident.
II the contest between Carol, Limantour.
and Reyes is fought out as o straight
political game. II cannot De foretold al
this time which one Of them will be the
winner. Each man has a large following
among the government Official and bust
ness element Mr. Corral is generally
regarded as belonging 20 the more ex-
treme or radical element. This may be
due 70 the fact that his candidacy is
being promoted by men Of that class.
Mr.. Limaltour Is a man OF finance and
business IN the strictest sense. He has
accomplished great things in Mexico be
has Travelled widely and Is broad and
liberal In hts views on al questions re-
lating 70 governmental affairs. He IS the
outspoSen choice OF a large number OF
men who have helped 20 make Mexico
What sne - to-day II Is said that there
IS no foundation for the contention on the
part OF some that he is ineligible for the
Presidency on account OF his being OF
French extraction.
IL Is IN Gen. Reyes that the hope OF the
military element. as well as of many
business men. lies. IL IS claimed BY A
certain class of people that Mexico needs
another President Of the stripe OF Diaz-
man who has the military strength OF
the country solidly az HIS back. 3 man
who can piRy the role OF dictator when
the eUgencies OF the situation warrant
and who. AT the same tine. Is welded 70
the policy OF industrial advancement and
educational enlightenment The friends
Of Gen. Reyes claim all these Qualities
for him.
That the contest for the Presidency is
70 be wsged peacefully is the universal
opinion in Mexico. II VIII be an innova-
ton Tor the people OF Mexico 10 settle
II by free exercise OF the ballot. II Is
admitted that there are several million
people IN the country who are not com
petent 20 vote intelligentlv upon any pub
lc question Of importance. but II the
members OF the electoral college are
CHOSEN by popular vote OF the masses NJ
sunragists. II viii be an important step
IN educating them along political lines
While the reelection OF Diaz from time
70 'ine. and the election OF the governors
OF the different States were supposed 10
oe y the vote Of the people. such events
were merely perfunctOry and in accord
ance wlth p-earranged programme
The Washington herald., 1909-04-04

Of the people of the State under State
control. interest him as yet almost not at
all. He has been doing that work for
private parties all hts life. and cannot
see how or why the State should under
take anything which can be done by pri-
vate capital. But he believes thoroughly
in the fight for political freedom. He
wants to leave the laws OF the State in
such shape that even in a lethargic re-
lapse the people viii not lose control Of
the oflcehoiders. He believes that the
greatest fight we have now IS to estab-
lish democracy free from spoils. 10 safe
guard lawmaking and election, to make
such operations almost routine. almost
positive OF action. This is the real strug-
gle 10 him: and while he may be turned
later TO more fsaterial and less ideal
problems. he viii certainly pave the way
for the ultimate solution of many by the
simplihcation of the lawmaking and the
election processes.
His advance into political life has been
sudden. and he's demonstrated two old
truths. that a man who has executive and
organizing ability in a big private busi-
ness can use the same ability IN public
business: and that once convinced OF an
e'it man Apnfslg ana eulclelcN. the
people will stand by HIM Legislator,
speaker. governor. in successive terms, he
appears TO be slated after his governor
ship for the United States Senate: and
there, Il is commonly reported. it IS his
ambition 20 end his DAYS.
The House that Stubbs Built.
he lives to-day An the big house at
Lawrence which he has built for his chill
dren and their children. II Is said no
house in the West cost the contractors
so much money In proportion TO what the
owner paid. Walls, floors. plumbing.
roof. all were torn of or out time and
again as scamp work was uncovered BY
the Watchful eve OF one accustomed 10
manage such things himself Solid oak
timbers. the best OF flooring. ard the
finest workmanship finally established the
pillared colonial house as he wished IL. so
that II should stand for a century or
more: and witt the same patience he is
tearing out and building in the new house
OF laws he Is erecting for Kansas. so that
his chiidren's children may reside in IL
and find X safe protection.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-04
The CuiIl0rine

The guillotine consists simply of iva
upright posts. surmounted by a Cross
beam and grocved FOR the purpose %
guiding an obliaue edged knife. the back
of which IS heavily weighted 70 make Il
fall swiftly and with force When the
cord by whica it Is held IS lei 60
Though. as Il may be generally known,
Il takes its name from Joseph Ignacs
GuillOtin. a physician Of Paris. who car
ried its adoption IN the French National
assembly on March -. Use. yet It IS an
error 20 suppose that he was the inventor.
FOR IL had been IN use IN many parts OF
Germany. England. Scotland. and Italy
centuries before his day. In fact. Gull
lotin had nothing more 10 do with *
than to bring Il 10 the notice OF the as
sembly. The real mover in the affair was
the famous surgeon. Antoine Louis. but
his designs would never have been carried
out but for the mechanical ingenuity oe
a young German named Schmidt then
residing IN Paris
The hrst execution with the new ma
chine took place In Paris. April *. I792
The Washington herald., 1909-04-04
In NInn,s Image

Ffom JaDuary Hsrpcr'S
Little Alice. the daughter of a Presbv-
terian clergyman in & small town. was
making her first visit away from home.
ara when Sunday came she set out for
church with her hostess family.
When they passed the corner where the
Presbyterian church stood she began TO
be alarmed
Where we goin' to- she said.
The grand1lOthe' Of the house. severe
and very pious old lady, answered her
sternly,
We are going TO worship in the house
O. God. my child"
Presently they turned into a church
ward. and little Alice looked up al the
cross on the Steeple.
Inis amt Presbyterian church.
No. It's an Episcopal church"
oh" the little girl returned solemnlv
but everybody knows that Gods a Pres
byterian,7
The Washington herald., 1909-04-04
Elected Governor.

It was at that time that the railway
politicians, watching carefully this ad-
vancing eKperimenter in politics. decided
20 use him to beat HOch and to elect a
The Washington herald., 1909-04-04

From the Youths Coznpani0H.
They were talking Of the strange sights
10 be seen IN a great city. and one man
paid his tribute 70 New York Il don't
believe one Of YOU could think OF anv
combination Of circumstances that hasn't
at some time occurred on the streets
there, ne said
4 reckon I know Of one that's never
occurred there said Hiram FOWle
'W hats that?" asked the other, curl
ousiy.
4 guess, said Hiram slowly, that
you've never seen. nor ever win see.
brass band going in one direction an the
heft OF the folks going the other"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-04

The contest for the Presidency that is
now being waged is confined to the Official
The Washington herald., 1909-04-04
PSALM CL


Praise ye the Lord. Gods Praise zithn his sane
hlary raise:
And 70 him IN the ornament
Of his power give ye praise
Becanse ot al bis mighty sets. with praise him
magnify:
o praise him he doth excel in glorious us5csIy.
) Praise With ths trumpct's soGnd his p7uise With
psslts-y advance.
4. With timhrsl. harp stringrd Instruments and
organs IN the dance.
3 Praise him on cymhsls loud him praise on eyr-
hals sounding high.
8 Le+ each thing breathing p-aiss the Lord
Praise 70 the lord give yc
From the Psalms OF David In meter.
Allowed by the Authority OF the General
Assembly OF the. Kirk OF Scotland. and
appointed to be sung IN Congregations
and Families
The English Independents, as represent
ed BY DR.. Watts. were the real founders
Of English hymnOdy. Watts first pub
lished mis- hymns in l770. Many OF his
hymns are still in general use BY all prot-
estant denominations. Those best known
are. When I survey the wondrous
cross; Jesus shall reign wbere'er the
SUM- Joy 20 the world, the Lord ts
come; There is land OF pure delight
Our God, our help in ages past" and
Up to the hills lift mine eyes The
Methodist revival, Of which John and
Charles Wesley were the leaders intro
duced many new hymns. The transIations
rom the German are ascribed 10 John
Wesley. Charles was voluminOus writ
The Washington herald., 1909-04-04

Metricsl forms first obtained a force
about the time OF the rebeilior and dur
ing the Commonwealth. though this was
netrical version Of the psalms. OF
which there we're several The Long Par
lament. in connection with committee
Of the Kirk OF Scotland. after dellbera-
ton. adopted ROuse's version. which was
published IN 1886 Long before this. how
ever. the General Assembly Of the Kirk
OF Scotland. in 1854 enjoined the use OF
the psalms or David in English meter.
from the form Of prayer AID ministry
used in the English church az Geneva
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-01-29
WITHIN THE TOWN.

The R. B. Davidson company has
moved it's stock of musical goods, etc,
into the R. J. Herndon building op-
posite the store Of Messrs. Herndon
& Gordon.
Next Monday Is salesday for Feb
ruary and also the opening day Of the
winter term of the court of common
pleas, which Is to continue for two
weeks.
= Miss Mary Lewis died at her
home on East Jefferson street, last
night at 8 o'clock, after a long Illness
and will be buried this afternoon, the
funeral service being held in the
Methodist church at $50 o'clock. The
deceased was the eldest daughter Of
the late j. S. Lewis, Esq. Had she
lived until February IA, she would
have been 63 years Of age. She leaves
one brother, Mr.. Joseph Lewis OF
Yorkville, and two sisters, Mrs. Hat
tie Berry and Miss Katie Lewis, both
Of Yorkville.
The receipts of the Yorkville post
office for the year ending June 80,
1908, amounted TO $4,000. When the
receipts amount to $4,000 year the
office will be raised to the second class,
and there will not only be a better al
lowance for clerk hire; but the town
will be eligible for public building
to cost anywhere from $4,000 TO $780,
900. If the additional receipts should
be realized by July l next, 1t would be
practicable To get the public building
next year. 1t Is we'll worth the while
Of the people Of Yorkville and vicinity
TO do what they can to increase the
receipts. The increase, OF course,
must be legitimate: but this Is no
obstacle
"A kitchen in the yard Of Mr.. Alon-
70 Rose on Main street was destroyed
by fire last Tuesday night at ~
o'clock. The building, n small one
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-01-29

IN all other cases, where a general
law can be made applicable, no spe-
cial law shall be enacted" We have
quoted subdivision XI of section "a OF
article III Of the constitution. This
provision seems so plain that there can
be no reasonable misconstruction of
it. The legislator with bill that does
not conform to it, is bound to be aware
of the fact The general assembly
ought to be able to recognize all such
bills on sight Every member Of the
general assembly is under oath to
obey and uphold the constitution.
This Is his first duty as legislator.
Yet these little special bills, many of
them introduced in furtherance Of pri-
vate ends, are as common as they used
to be under the old constitution.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-01-29
Rural Police.

We are reproducing the full text Of
Representative McMahan's bill, in or
der that our readers may think over
it's provisions and consider the ad-
vantages that might come from its
passage.
One of the first objections that will
come to the mind Of the average cit
izen will be the expense incident to
the maintenance of such system;
but to those who have q fairly &C
curate knowledge of the machinery Of
our government, we suggest that the
police can be used to look after vari-
Gus duties that now cost very nearly as
much as the whole system would cost
many useful offices that may be per-
formed by the police, and the estab-
lishment of such a system will bring
about a condition Of security to per-
son and property that cannot very
well be appreciated in advance.
Charleston county has such a system.
Before the system was established the
territory outside Of the city was over
run with lawless persons, white and
black, who kept II In a state of more
or less terror. There were frequent
nold-ups and from time to time muir
ders, sometimes committed by whites
and sometimes by negroes. Since the
establishment of the rural police sys-
tenn some years ago, the territory out
side the city has become as safe as
the city itself. The practical operation
Of the system seems to answer every
objection that was urged against 1t
before it's establishment, especially the
main objection that few men could
not adequately police such large ter
ritory. The force is so managed that
a policeman Is likely to appear in any
given locality at any time not given,
and headquarters is always in po-
sition to concentrate the entire force
at any desired spot within a few hours
notice.
The establishment Of such a system
throughout the entire state would go
far toward ensuring greater peace,
quiet and good order and further Sc
cure the safety of property, person and
life.