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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
NiEeA5mpany.

We understand that a meet
ing of the Fire Department at
the City Hall last night settled
what looked like storm but
whiee proved to be only a sum-
mer breeze. The boys got to-
gether and reasoned among them
selves as they should and decided
shat whereas, and seein' and
wherefore. there had been a lot
of talk and some misreprenta-
tions, for the best of the interests
Of the organization and the good
of order" it was dems nded that
all parties make some concessions
and it resulted in thorough
understanding Of all questions
lat issue. Part Of those who were
elected at the former meeting
withdrew in the interest Of
harmony and the following
officers were rejected:
Chief H. L. Cortleyou.
Asst. Chief "A. Marvick.
Captain L. Adkins.
Foreman F. Mcdonald ant
I. C. Welch.
Com. on By Laws-F. C. Nejed
ley. L. Adkins and R. Sonste
gard.
All were satisfied and al! is right
as right can be. lis we'll, we
are proud Of our fire depart
ment, it is finest in the land.
Dissension should not be allowed
to creep in such a splendid or
ganixation-For
| When the fire is high
| And danger is nigh
! tod and the fremen
Is the peoples cry,
| But when the fire Is over,
| And all things arc righted
| God should no, be forgotten.
| Nor the hnsm II sleighted.
The new helmets and rubber
coats were received and as
signed.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22

thinks someone ought to see
Mrs. Oien and mention to her
that Halvor is getting to be quite
a ladies' man and Iver johnson
also, tho he says liver is as sober
as a deacon (this is one of Does
jokes, liver doesn't drink) but we
are inclined to think the senator
is jealous, for we cannot imagine
the Hon. Ha]vor Oien and the
sedate Hon. liver Johnson be-
decked in picadelly collar, a
hald-faced shirt and 9 claw ham
mer coat going down the center
and up the outside" atone Of the
Locke house receptions. Doe"
has evidently been down there
just long enough to commence to
get lonesome for the bomely
things of life; for instance just to
come back here to Sisseton where
the boys all call him Doc" and
he can play a game Of rotation at
Willis plcae and borrow a
Chow" from Hal Knight.
Well, we sure miss you Doc. "
Come back when they decide
to let you and try not to let your
evil associates corroupt your
morals.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
Letter from Senator Bobb.

Doc" Bobb- excuse us we
should have said Senator Bobb
but hang it all we can't get
used to the new handle to his
name, to us he is Doc" just
plain Doc" Well Doe" we
mean, Senator Bobb is down at
the Capitol at Pierre on the
muddy Missouri, leggin' for
all he's worth for me and you,
where the legislature meets and
passes on the bills that ought to
be, and the members draw the
per diem they earn and motion
some times the house to adjourn.
(noetry b'gosh"O But DOC"
or Senator, well you bet he
4ss..d q MS pay and poc" he
wrote US a letter and he says
hes havin' the time of his life.
and he says sure nuff there's
people down there and most
every kind that lives, there
senators and representatives and
/ lnjuns and Reformers and down
at the receptions at the hotels he
says there's beautiful womer
Jest dressed in gauzy dresses
and roses, ] declare, with
real clothes with veterbrae
trimmings down the back anC
representatives old men JUS
shamblin' round and dancin
with EN- there and he says tha
while the members from Roberts
county IN the house are doing
! their several duties to the bes
of their several abilities, Ht
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
IIPAYS TO ADVERTISE
Advertising is the Light That
Shows the way to Success. Let
Your Light Shine. -
BankabIe Asset

William W. Thompson, mayor
of Kalamazoo, made the princip-
al address at a recent meeting
Of the Buffalo Ad. club. He told
of A Manufacturers Advertis
ing Experience" He declared
his unlimited faith in advertis-
ing, expressing his opinion that
liberal publicity will double PRO-
fits. Mr.. Thompson said in part:
Advertise in your local news
papers. There is nothing in
your city which can help you
more TO business success than
the newspaper. / ask you
men how many OF you would
stay in b f'alo if the newspapers
we're to stop publication. Some
cf my friends think I am crazy
ON advertising because / don t
care how much the advertising
bills are when ! know that they
orlng me more business.
have discovered that we can
raise money at the bank on the
name we have built up through
advertising. The bankers don't
care much about the plant we
have, but ] have had them offer
me money because of the repu-
tation made by the use of print
er's ink.
! Don't write an ad. as if it had
been got up by the elevator boy.
If you can't write one yourself
pay a good price to have it writ
ten and don't forget the person.
al element in it.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22

Association, will hold their mid
winter meeting at Pierre on Feb
S and 6.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
Lien Pickups,

special Correspondence:
Ole Hoagland went to Min
neapolis last week TO take treat
ment at a hospital.
Cleve Dohson has moved on to
the j. J. Holm farm.
Mrs. Louis Hall is quite sick
with diptherla.
L. j. Wallstron was in Min
neapolls last week.
Miss Florence Olson who has
been vislng al the ElIesad home
returned to Wisconsin this week.
Olaf Hanson and his uncle
returned to Fergus Falls this
week.
Wonder why N. G. comes out
in Lien so often.
George Hensrpa has been on
the sick list.
Chas. McGee has returned
from Magnolia, Mlnn.
Roy Woods made trip to
/ Browns Valley last week.
! Harry Barnette has been haul
ing mail on Route / these last
days.
John Lewis was buying hogs
AMI cattle in this vicinity last
week.
Anton Arneson has put up a
wind mill.
Frank Bartos went on a trip
to White Earth Mimi.
John Kjer was up from Min
nesota last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Greenlund
are the happy parents fo a baby,
born recently.
A couple Of loads of Yule-
books was out one night last
week celebrating the last Of
Xmas: they finally stopped at P. A.
Dahl where they played games
and danced until morning.
1t is reported that Dahl and
Monson have sold the Hawkenson
land to A. Marvick.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
Modern Wo0dmen Install.

Modern Woodmen Install.
The annual installation of the
Woodman and Royal Neighbor
orders occurred Tuesday even
ing at Eagle Hall. 1t had been ex-
pected that the Woodmen would
be able to use their own building
at this time, but it was not
ready. N. Wilcox, retiring coun-
eel acted as installing officers OF
the Woodmen, assisted by
Russell Houde, as Chief Forester.
Mrs. A. B. Matthews acted as
installing officer of the Royal
Neighbors, and Mrs. l.. C. EN-
erson as Mars hall.
Following are the new officers
for 1909: Of the Woodmen:
V. c., B. M. Hanson; w. A, D..
j. PrindiVille; Gle k, o. P. Rask /;
Banker, A. P. Houde; Escort,
w. F. Bauer; |. g., ]. w. Pryor,
0. c., Fl. l.. Allingham; Manag-
ers, w. ]. Thomas, o. t, AK
ness, w. f. Carlberg; Physician,
Or. E. V. Bobb.
OF the Royal Neiehoor:: Oracle,
R0h,na Davis; Past Oracle, Alma
Stevens. Vice Oracle, Hattie
Brown; Chancellor, Prudence
Judkins; Recorder, Myrtle Thom-
as, Receiver, Eta Tower; Mar
shall, Minnie Matthews; Inner,
Sentinel; Carrie Hicks. Outer
Sentinel; Mildred Cottingham,
Manager; Mary Croal.
A short program was given as
follows: Sole, Miss Price; Rec.
itation, Gladys Lewis; Recitation
Miss Judkins; Solo, Miss Croal
Games and refreshment:
"rounde out" the evening The
attendance was large, a number
of the friends of the members O.
the orders being present a.
invited guests.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
NATIONAL
Survey of Minnesota River.

The Minnesota State Drainage
Commission under direction Of
George A. Ralph, State Drainage
Engineer, assisted by the Min
nesota Improvement League,
are making a survey of the
Minnesota River from its con-
junction with the Mississippi
river at Mendoza to Big Stone
Lake which is practically the head
of tbe river although there are
several streams running through
Roberts County S. D. which are
claimed to be the head Of the
river. The purpose of tie sur
vey is to straighten the river
and to arrive at the best method
of preventing the annual floods
which have been wiping out
crops and doing other damage
in the bottom lands along the
river. The survey will show
bench marks for low water and
flood marks, will give distances
and make it possible to cal .ulate
the flow. the capacity of the
channel, the area of the basin.
Congress will eventually be ask
ed to provide a reservoir system
to hold back water in the spring
and release it when need fol
navigation in the Mississippi.
The STANDARD is a thorough!
believer in practical irrigation
and drainage.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
Vebien

Lee Babcock removed his
household goods to Sisseton Tues
cay where he will be employed
as a hardware clerk.
Martin Olson has disposed of
his half interest in the black
smith shop to the former owner
Martin Lien, and int nds to
leave this week for a visit at
Browns Valley and other places
in the state. Ben Raker and
Martin Lien are now proprietors
Of the shop.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
COUNTY.
): & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z Z 5:
Accidental Shooting


While practicing target shoot
ing with a companion. whose
name we did not learn. Archie
the 8 year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. G. Ellestad, near Effing-
ton, was shot in the left side
between the heart and the lungs.
The shooting was done with a
revolver and the two young men
were at the Ellestad home. The
young man who did the Shoot
ing is a new conner and it was
said to have been purely accid-
entail. Young Ellistad was still
alive to the time this article was
written. and the many friends
Of the family hope he may re-
cover.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
q q ~ - ~ a q % ~ % q q ~ ~ % q u
STATE
Egan's Hearing

Pierre, Jan. 15. The suprema Q
coupt set ne z2nd OF the month
as the date of a hearing on the
Egan appeal case from the de-
cision of the lower court. which
held he was ineligible to act as
states attorney Of Minnehaha
county. The case is given an
an early hearing from the fact
election contests are privileged
cases.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
=
NUBS OF NEWS

The Farmers Grain Dealers
Association, of South Dakota,
will meet at Waterton February
II and IS.
Z
The South Dakota Editorial
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1909-01-22
CITY
s,t"3.ss

Celebrates China Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. j. Otto Will
celebrate the Goth anniversary
of their married life. Saturday
evening by inviting a few Of
their friends and neighbors in to
help them celebrate,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

moor set off again for the east he would
seek to take for companion the fair
young mistress of the hospitable Sea-
gull Frank Herbert, indeed, knew that
with him it had been a case or love
almost at first sight, but for many long
weeks he was unable to win from Bren-
da any word or look that might cause
him to hope. At last one evening,
when they found themselves hlone,
thanks to unwonted insight on the part
of Minna, he drew a deep sigh, and, re-
garding the impressive Brenda wistful-
ly said:
ut really would have been better for
me If 1 had been"
She looked up quickly. "If you had
been what?" she demanded.
"The man you thought 1 was!"
"Why?"
Because" he said, coming near
"you were so good to him. I think
you really would have cared for him."
She looked at him reproachfully, and
then her eyes fell and she turned
away, but he had seen all at once in
them the look he had waited for, and
with a cry of Brenda, my own dear
Lowell" he drew her to his breast. "You
are my prisoner now" he whispered,
land I shall never let you go!"
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NOT NICE.

CIR RICHARD BETHEL, afterward
- Lord Westbury, with a suave voice
and a stately manner, nevertheless had
a way of bearing down the foe with al
most savage wit
Once, in court, he had to follow
barrister, who had delivered his re-
marks in very loud tones.
"Now that the noise in the court has
subsidized" murmured Bethel, 81 will tell
your honor in two sentences the gist of
the case."-The Sphere.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11
Cuts EN- Out

"Often in China a man doesn't meet
the girl he is going to marry until their
wedding day."
That's certainly fine way of doing
things"
"How SOP"
"Why, she hasn't got any fool prom
ises to throw up to him after mar
riage "-Houston Post.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11
UNJUsTLY SUSPECTED.

MRS. Newlywed-Fred, dear, II
IVA have done you a great injustice.
Mr.. Newlywed-In what way?
Mrs. Newlywed-Well, I suspected
you without reason. l asked several of
your friends that you go to the club with
if you knew how to play bridge, and
every one of them thought a minute and
said you didn't-PHHch.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11

lessly on the moor the day before. To-
ward nightfall weary anu exhausted,
they had encountered the escaped con-
vict. He was big, powerful fellow,
and desperate. AS soon as he caught
sight of them he seized a huge lump of
granite and dashed it at them with all
his might. The younger man lodged
it, but it caught the colonel, who fell,
his face streaming with blood. Seeing
that his other adversary remained un-
injured the ruffian closed with him and
flung him violently to the ground.
Il suppose l was stunned" the young
man went on, speaking brokenly, "for
when 1 was myself again 1 was alone.
Foster had disappeared, and in the
darkness that soon followed it was i'm
possible to find him."
Yes, yes" said Brenda, gently.
Wont that do, sergeant?" and she led
him upstairs.
Here she discovered the theft of her
jewelry. Nina was set at liberty, and
she had undoubtedly seen crossing the
yard as she fled upstairs.
In a few minutes the sergeant was
away with his men, and Brenda re-
turned to the parlor with Minna cling
ing to her, to find her guest standing
up, hesitating apparently whether to
leave it or not. He smiled wh.msi-
cally.
$50 you took me for a runaway
convict?" he said.
81 suppose 1 ought to apologize" sac
said, blushing. "But-"
my appearance justified your sus-
picions, of course. Yet what marks
of prison did you find about me? My
clothes"
A rich crimson colored Brenda's face
and throat. 1.-The mark on your arm,"
she began.
my arm! Oh, by all that's funnyl
Did you really, honestly, take that DIT
of tattooing for the broad arrow?" He
laughed outright.
''There is an arrow branded on your
arm" began Brenda. And then she,
too, began to laugh, but tears filled her
eyes at the same time, and the young
man said:
st shall never forget your kindness.
don't believe 1 was ever so done up
in my life That Iftian broke my
arm, and 1 hurt my foot, and then
when came to myself and found Fos-
ter had gone 1t was like a night
mare'
His face clouded over, and Brenda
said gently:
"Ahl Put away the remembrance
try to forget"
what can have become of Foster?
He must have got even more hope
lessly lost than L."
Eyes"
"And you," he continued, his dark
eyes dwelling with an expression al
most of tenderness on the pretty girlish
face now so full of womanly sweetness,
"you were like an angel-taking me on
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1 LOOK II all 50 COOliy, IHluhlnS lIOIl
the signboard that this was an inn,
and you
THE servant maid!"
DO forgive me. / was dazed-"
And 1 was slangy."
But why, if l had been the rascal
you took me for-why treat me so
kindly?'
MY sister had a silly fancy that she
would like to shelter a runaway" cried
Minna; and Brenda, blushing at the ex-
posture, said hurriedly:
You must be very hungry. l will
bring some food for you, and you must
sit down again. You will make your
foot worse"
She FASTENED away, but she had
hardly been gone minute when pierre
ing shrek rang down the passage.
Help! Help!" Brenda screamed. And
then her voice was suddenly muffled.
The young man stumbled towards the
mantleshelf, where his observing eye
had seen revolver lying.
Loaded" he asked Minna, who,
white with terror. seemed to have
turned to stone.
She nodded.
Lend me your ARM" he said, sharp
ly; and Minna obeyed.
At the end of the passage Brenda
was struggling in the grip of man of
good stature and bulk. She had come
upon Ilil III IIS IOI
he had turned upon his tracks and
sought refuge once more in the hospi-
table house that had supplied his wants
and maddened now at being so soon
unearthed he attacked the girl with all
the violence of a wild animal brought
to bay.
Hands off or 1 fire!'
Brenda heard the words of deliver
ance, then she crashed against the
sharp corner of a shelf as the ruffian
pushed her away and fled at full speed
from the house, to find himself the
next instant in the hands of his pur-
suers, who had tracked him down at
last.
Summer was beginning to turn into
autumn before Brenda had fully re-
covered from the shock of finding her
self face to face with one of that class
of sufferers for whom she had once
cherished so romantic a devotion. The
supposed convict, too, was slow in re-
covering from the injuries inflicted
upon him by the real criminal and the
shock of finding his friend killed, and
not unnaturally paid frequent visits
during his convalescence to report
progress TO his first physician and
nurse.
AS Brenda's shyness with her
friend" under their new relations wore
away he would venture to rally her
now and again about their first encoun-
ter, delighting in his power to bring
the laughter to her eyes and the soft
rich color to her cheek. 1t was easy to
see that when the wanderer on the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
La Nota Politica
Las e. onomias no GUSTAV

Parccc que Il informe nc In Conn
sion de Hacienda. sobre 81 Prcsupueh
20, informc que p,Iblicamos eu otro -
t.io de este perodIco, ha producido en-
muc hos lados, mala impression.
Pcro la mayoria de los delegados
cree que cl informo cs scnsato pm-
dente Il pesar DE- las protestas vcla
das Y de las aue'nazas, mas 3 menoe
encubiertas, Ia Comsi0n esia Ell 10
frme no puede nj ,fcbe transigir com
nadia M con Made.
La rcforma que ~ introduce dc
ellminar un tanto por clcnto sobre los
Sueldos. mientras durc 81 estado d'
cosas actual, es .f1Ielosa y nadie pue-
de sentrsc preterido en eiio.
la Comisi6n al .Intentnr 10 que ha-
zee tempo estaba ea el ammo de TO-
dos, no hace mas Que regularizar cn
aunento excessive de slieldos, que fran
camente pugna ~ ia de cachetes
con las dietas que CANAAN los delega--
dos.
III plan de la Comlsi6n es bueno Y
nos informan muchos representatives
de la Camara que 10 sostendran con-
ira Ylelto Y marea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
FL cine Puerto Rico

Siguc Il entusiasmo del .publlcO por
las peliculaS que cxhibe nuestro ami
70 Colorado en- a circo Lowande, y In
concurrcncia iria en- almcnto cada no
che. siro estuviese lleno desde Ia pri-
mera, In carpa espaciosa.
Colorado sabe eombinar los progra-
mas. FL de csta noche ~ muy inte-
rcsante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
La ConiiSiIdn de Agricu|Io'e2
81 viaje a Washington

En- la Camara sera informado en- bre
We el proyccto para nombrar una Coz
mission de Agricultores. que vayan a
Washington i coopcrar, Segin Il pro
veto. con Il seilor I.arrinaga. IN las
gestiones concernientes 4 Ia revls~m de
la tarifa nacional:
Hay que actlvar secundar, segnn
Il bill, tres cosas.
LA riqlleZa cafetera.
La riqueza tabacalera.
Ira rfqueza aztirarera.
Las razones que 81 fnn.an los Sc
nores que han presentado 81 bill q
la Camara para que Sc entregnen a
cada uno de los Comisiomados mid qua
nentos dollars. para atender Il los
rastos que origane la comislon son ma
mportantes.
En- primer I1lgar la vida languida y
precarla que arrastra la riqneza cafe
terra; en- segundo, la proflnda CRISES dc
| la riaueza tabacalera. y EN- tefrer lu
gar Ia ameqfaza corstante que se eltT
ne. con La invaci6u del merca,io anne
rrcano. sobre la riq,reZa aZ,icarera.
Ell bill Sc encuentra en eomis"n 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
Nos deja

La bella seiiorirta Pillar Gonzales
que hA estado en- San Juan la tempo
rada de iiestas del CarnayaI, ha regre-
sado 4 sn rsidencia dc Bayamon de-
jando entire nosotros un amahie re-
cuerdo de simpatia y de ndmlrae'6s.
Que lleve de nos0tros Ia gentIi Ne
horita Gonzalez, la imprsl6n gratlsl-
ma que nos dcja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
Ia guerra en- Cen.
troa merica
BARCOs NORTEAMERICANOS

Nueva York martes- ell mnisterio de Estado han
recbdo repetdos nfomes de Centro america dando cuen
la inmnencia de concto ha de
resgo las pequenas repubcas del Centre
Ell gobierno de Washington ha ordenado que sagan
cruceros que levando muy instruccones
procederan de acuerdo las ordenes recibidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
ChoQue inrre m ediab1e
en- Centroama >Ica
LA SITUACION ES DIFICILISIMA

Nueva York. martes.-Los despachos que reeiber
de Honduras que las relacones entire los gobieno
paises centroamericanos han negado un extre-
mo de trantez que choque irremediable dado
que es impossible de la violenca que estan
coocados esperar ninguna solucion pacifica-
Por instantes, Sc aguardan sensacionales nuevas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
MinistrO cub sno en-
Madrid y Paris
Ell SR. CABRERA JUSTIZ

York, martesH Ha sido nombrado ministro de Cu
ia en- Paris Madrid ell Carrera Justz personalidad
saente de la potca cubana que goza gran popuardad
en- su pals de merecido prestigio Espana.
Ell senor Carrera Justz ha aceptado ell nombamento
saldra para Europa breve.
Entire la colona espanoa de la Habana ha do muy ben
,rec,bido nombramiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
0uesada no es grato
a Espafls
LA RENUNCIA LIE FUE INDICADA

Nueva York, martes La prensa conservadora de Ia ha
bana dice que la la enuncia del senor Gonzao de
uesad 20 grato al gobierno de Madrid su nom
bramiento as 10 manifesto al gobierno de CUBA
La renunca We fue indicada al enor Quesada como UNA
formula airosa goberno de Cuba de revoca su
uombTamierto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
I'm sacrifice por la paz
Lo QUE ACoNsEJA RUSSIA

Eueva York -E gobierno de San Fetersourgo
m ped,do al de Belgrade que abandone pretenslone
ne adouirr territories que Austria en- ell derecno de
A,rupar
Este sacrficio mpone Sera en- nombre de Ia pa@
enropea.
oue no nsis.ira actitud ell rey DON Pedro 10
ia oue confiaba para guerra la ayuda de hu
la-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
sePyIslo Especial aei bole'1a neFcaD':;
,OABLEGRAMAS.
Los festejos presidenciales
EN- HONOR A MR.. TAFT

Nueva York martes-Para ceebrar la Inauguration del
presidential de Mr. Taft han do organzados
tuosas generates fiestas toda la republica
Ell pals parece domnado de gran entusiasmo por
presidente que acamado cuanas presenta
publco.
Los festejos honor Mr. Taft han de verdadera
mente regios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02
Ell SenOr PoDSeCa

En- el ultimo corro espanol. ha lie
g.ido 4 esta islA don Manuel F'OnSrra
de la casa Fonseca hermanos, estable
cida en Barcelontl y qre tiene impor-
tantns mgocios en- Puerto Rico.
Bien vcnido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-02

tai segun NOS eesmiean de IA Secre-
taria d. la CaAara, para ser iniornads
opovtusamente.