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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
Ell Casino Espanol en- la Habana
Ell NUEVO DIRECTOR

Nueva York, mi6rcdes.-El PreSdente Gomez de Cuba
ha rnado ell decreo concedendo al Banco EspaTol de 1a
35na concession de banco territorial FL NilegS
antique secetario del esoro qen renunc0 cuando e pre-
sdente prohb0 los miembros de gabinete parte
actiya meetings poitico ha sdo nombrado presidenc
del nueVO banco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
LA VISTA DE UN PRINCIPE
TSAI IISUN, LEGO \ SAN FRANCISCO

Nueva York, microbes Ell principe Tsai llsun gene
rasmo del eerco chino ego San Francisco siendo rect
bido por los ocles del eerco de la armada americana
Los chinos ofrecieron al dsnguido huesped una brl2ne
reception FL princnpe sa6 por feocarr para e este hon
de ySitara los g11antes aSteros americanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
LA VUELTA DELOS GLOBOS
Los ACADEMIES DEL VIAJE

Nueya York niercoleIa eesado la curiosdad que
naba por taranza de los gobos tomaron parte las
regatta de indianapolis Tdss los globos egaron a
sin desperfctos Encontraon todas case de condcons
advelSss caene ventoS frios tuvia Tuveron que
altra may eeyad para poder eytar las
4nentas de rayos y truenos-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
Las peceras de los grandes lagos
Ell EMPERADOR .ALEMAN .

Nueva York miercoes.-Ios E>7.aos tJndoS colocar@n
Taones de peces las peceras DE- lrs randes lagos en-
cton0 pr0xlmo. Dcen de Bruceas n Kaiser h1sppd del
Emperador de B6lgica actulmnte. En- Br~elas Sc e a
dispensado gran recibimento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
Un acCidente ferroviario
FL EMPRESTITO TUFCO

Nueva York, mitrcoes-l00 l-r>'.lah ttcon herila~
accdente que ocurri0 2a lp i terrocaril lie Pro
la peuela estaci0n de Ser, fInra PORTUGAL
Dicen de London que ell empr>tlto rroo ha Si>lo cola
taC0 en- Ing1atera. ,.~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
COfB2aDlR dc 2ydcT Gl 81 nGIc2lO de ulGV2 York
otzacones de hoy seg1n cable directo Centrifugal SO
BOlSa de San Juan
VENTAS DE FRUTOS
Sin opeTaciones.
COTIZACIONES NONINALES


Eanco Colonial.
-.---
Popular 69
1876 100
Tunco..
Cambalache
Isabel
40
so 65
Salinas
Muele Numeo $50
p H. Tobaoo l7O 161
BONOS- C6dulas 102-1O0
Cambalache 7pOPO-1O0O-950
P. r. Sugar 7pOIO-10 0OO-950
Lola 6pS-1OO0-S00
G AIM HOS
Londes vista $4S74 L
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-21
La escasez del aqua er Baltimore
IN PROBLEMA M URTAN4'I

Nueya York, mtrcoles.-I4a ciudi Baltimore. Mary
land, encuenra amenazada hace nuh4s SenanaS I.
mucha faa e aqua Sc teme que dvs1rrolle agna ep
dema.
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These Umbrellas have tape edges and C
look worth at least $1.50.
Those for women have long ebony posts.
trimmed. Others with handles of horn, q
other effects.
Those for men have plain wood handles,
horn.
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Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15

that there is no tenderer or better
favored meats than the grades we
sell. We liza 7die only the best cattle,
and you can always rely upon the
uniform good quality of our Beef,
Pork, Veal, Lamb, Mutton or Poultry.
Fine Mild Hams and Bacon, Tooth
some Chops, Steaks and Outlets. Here
you get the best possible meat values
for your money. A single trial proves
this.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15
FARMERS INSTI-
TUTE JAN'Y 10th
AT South Arm Grange Hall.
Everyone Urged to Attend.

The State Farmers Institute for
South Arm will be held at the South
Arm Grange Hall next Thursday,
Jan'y 20th and all farmers and those
interested are INVITED TO be present at
all the sessions. Good Accommodations
will he furnished for teams. Bring
your lunch baskets; tea and coffee will
be served free.
Below is the program arranged.
FORENOON.
1000 Introductory Remarks by VIM.
Mears, President Of the society.
1890 Better Business Methods on
the Farm, A. l.. Hopkins, Bear
Lake
Discussion led by Frank ST.
John, South Arm
1880 Sheep in Northern Michigan.
George Vance, Echo
Discussion led by n Lskum,
South Arm
1900 Recess for Dinner
AFTERNOON.
700 Question Box in charge of A
l.. Hopkins
Discussion Of Questions
200 Planting and Care OF the Or
chard, A. l.. Hopkins
Discussion led by James Isa-
man, South Arm
300 Alfalfa. A. vi. Murphy, South
Arm
Discussion led by George Craw-
ford, South Arm
$50 Using Commercial Fertilizers
Does it pay? A. L. Hopkins
Discussion, led by III. l.. Olney,
South Arm
4:l5 Recess for Supper
EVENING.
700 Giving the Land a Fighting
Chance TO Hold It's Own, A. l..
Hopkins
Discussion, led by s. f. Rogers,
South Arm
$50 Teaching Agriculture in Public
Schools, j. Ii. Milford, County
School Commissioner
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15
Politics Warming up Again.

Lansi /, Mich, Jan, 13.-Active
politicaK matters, as far as The gov
ernorsffrp has heen concerned, have
been held ia allegiance for several
weeks, but they have again burst
forth and ia far more pronounced
way than many Of the friends OF the
rival candidates expected.
Chase S. Osborne, the upper pchin-
sula candidate has started ia by ques-
ti0ning Chief Justice Robert NJ.
Montgomery'S right to be candidate
and still hold his Office and calls upon
the Justice to withdraw his candidacy
or quit the bench,
Justice Montgomery evidently has
40 such intentions if the tart rejOind-
er hurled at the upper peninsula can
didate is a standard for judgment.
However, there are two other candi-
dates. and it is a safe bet that both OF
them will not stand idly by and let
these two take up all the free adver-
tising space. Both Of them want just
few more votes than the others and
the people are promised a royal fight
over thA office before primary cleo
tion JiinS.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15
STOP TALKING
PINE BARRENS.
700 Nth Good Land Yet I'm
culgeatA1 in This Locality.

Something having been said ahost
moving the headquarters Of the West
ern Michigan Development Bureau
from Traverse City To Baldwin the
CharleYoix Sentinel enters vigorous
protest against il while the PetOskey
News does not care rap where IL Is.
To the Journa it seems that 1t
oughtxo, and does make difference.
Travd e City is in the midst of a
prosperous and rapidly growing COM
munity while Baldwin is in a reverse
position. 1t is located on the pine
plains a very uninviting place TO say
che least. Now, speaking of the pine
plains, IL is about time the Develop
ment Bureau cut loose from the ''Pine
barrens' idea and quit making 50
many excuses for the belt Of unpro-
ductiVe territory which cuts North
ern Michigan off from the southern
part. is long as there is good, first
class bdactive soil in Northern
dollars an acre it is idle to try to
steer settlers on ''pioe barrens," as
they are called
There are thousands Of acres Of the
best land in the state now heing
thrown on the market in this locality
because the timber is being removed
Why should man attempt 10 exc
out an existence on pine land when
he can as easily secure IA good produc-
tive farm in better location. v h n
the good land is gone will be time
enough TO take up the poor territory.
When the Development Bureau quits
talking pine barrens" and shows the
people our good land they will have
made big start in the right direc-
tion. So much being said and writ.
ten about pine barrens" leads people
20 believe that Northern Michigan
has nothing better-Boyne Journal.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15
County Normal Notes.

Miss Mayme Scroggie, class of '0S,
and Miss Katherine LaPeer, class Of
'O9, visited the normal class Wednes,
day, January 8. Miss Scroggie is
teachiHR at Walloon Lake, and Miss
LaPee is teaching near Vanderbilt.
Commissioned J. ii. Milford spent
part OF Wednesday afternoon at Lhe
normal room, and gave an interesting
talk on rural schools.
The normal class have finished the
work ia language and have taken up
work in grammar.
Miss Mary O'Leary visited the nor
NAL class Friday, January I. Miss
O'Leary is teaching the McGeagh
school near Charlevoix.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15
Cupboards and Kitchen Cabinets at
Whittington's

Cupboards and Kitchen Cabinets at
Whittington's.
have some bargains in farms, city
property and business blocks. i also
have some farms To trade for city
property.-Joel Johnston. 17-52
The tender leaves Of harmless
lung-healing mountainous shrub, give
to DR.. Shoop's Cough Remedy its mar
velous curative properties. Tight,
tickling, or distressing coughs, quick
yield to the healing, soothing action
of this splendid prescription--Dr
Shoop's Cough Remedy. And is so
safe and good for children. as we'll.
Containg no opium, chloroform, or
other harmful drugs, mothers should
iu safety always demand DR.. Shoop's.
If other remedies are offered, tell
them Mo- Be your own Judge! Sold
James Gidley.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15
{,RRIA0E LICENSES.

List marriage licenses issued for
the wee lending Jan. s, 1910.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15
Coming Again.

J. Leahy, the Optician, will again
visit East Jordan Tuesday, Jan. 18th,
and will remain two day. Office at
Russell House. Remember he comes
prepared to fit anv eyes that can be
fitted. Curing headache and all
symptoms OF eyestrain, a speciality.
Glasses guaranteed to fit.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15

| have six-roem house lathed and
plastered. lot 4xl2 rods, wood house,
cellar, porch 6x24, located at Boyue
City near the Chemical Plant, to trade
for city property or small farm near
East Jordan. | also have several
good houses in all parts Of Boyne
City; also some good business chances;
and farms in all parts Of the county,
JOEL JOHNSTON.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15
Faust Makes Hit.


Faust" as presented by the
Dougherty Bros Co last night was
well worth the price OF admission.
No one was expecting TO see $l.50
production Of GOethe's wonderful
German drama. neither were they ex-
pecting to see what was enacted by
the Doughertys and their support.
The stage settings were good aud the
acting first class. Matte Dougherty
aS Marguerite wept real tears, and
laughed whole-souled hearty laughter
as the occasion demanded, and
througout the performance her acting
could not be criticized In witness
ing the part of the Mephisto as played
by jim DOugherty, thoie who are
best acquainted with the "second
Adam" were SO far deceived as to
think they were looking at the orig
inal character. With the aid of lime
light and fire works very vivid pic
ture Of Hades was painted which sent
cold creeps up many a vertebra, and
as a whole it was an excellent produc-
tion.-From Eau Claire Daily Leader.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15

Do you really want 10 sell your
farm. or other real estate? Never was
there so much inquiry for Farm
Lands. We are in touch with people
who want properties. Write TODAY
for the "Sure Plan for Selling" Ad-
dress Room 6, sos Jefferson ST., MIL
waukee, Wis,
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-01-15

Fine line Of Rugs, both large and
small, at Whittington's.
WANTED-BY the undersigned, men
to saw logs, men and horse or horses
TO skid railroad ties and saw logs, and
men and horses TO haul ties to track
and logs To mill, providing the God Of
Nature will furnish US with snow.
Apply to E. Bowen, Sec. 10, Echo
Antrim county, Mich. 44-l7
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RTJIIt RDS.
win, FIfih BIocL. ISJ to 900
Hopp- SIN Leads

or. NonIuy-'4- again defeated Willie
I"rT" 80 N" match gam" at 'ln point.
/ ~ - bal. lIu" billiards winning o." mn
| rlu.r D." ~" -r,r. - 9. 30 .vn a. Nauri,.
/ i H. aIutdva' \, ,d"m lt.r mig
iuruIny-'tr Ut1End . -'rliE -'amo ana
Ra'h"rai them "a .r every uppprtgn.'..
Hupp" riave! mo -lm" 49, IN pFr,tp..
night ~ -" Tns'tn aui hi- gam" from N.
s'.r' Wa ann. crossing In order 10 win
%" Wll nav" =" appear - his he-f this Clc
.rE
In r.e rr.r five lnnrngs fIopp. PLAYED 49,
'NH"FH IN" Wa g"''aug hU't 90 t.- own -
b.. ft"r ifA' On. ''.l - Pc maze "A nm q,
.- fu 30 Tn'"rH'h inning md ~ fH.
Nh.. nu.ng . 'T1d" run - - Morning
90 % -."Tt" oi vrrH we'll. Tor IN hi- nr-f
i.t" innings Do" made rms u -. - ana a.
DIS Itgh runs Of the EaHs.
Nornng~'ar a'eraRsd ~ - and uAGa
.ui hi h'gh rim was rhe total for ~.
I've d. ghrs play are Hoppe. ..uop Morning
-'tf, l..tt
Tic core nv innings
lurp" : D. %. -. \ =. ~ o. /. ~ o l. q 10
70 3. . q u. , = 2. 4. as. Totai en- average
Horr'as.,sr :, -. IS - ol.oa 400
'."rry .'' = High r4r. Is
fy IS. H.Ftf'- ynne Of he three cushion
20 .rnau"n 90 JpFu truyle > room i Dankai.
on ~ 8" " I.'f IS ..IAm hIu--n by a score Of
o. o" 100 -l.fN.-Ht"u innings The nj yh
run "a mai" bl RlasSn To-nighi
william hli."u wits I4v ioe stone
lI ~ rIds- To- tournament George ole
d"'"af"t q Evrr- b., ~" -,ufe Of p, 70 10
I".nlsf' Van Eftl'o All play l. Frank
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THREF RECORDS tCCEPTED
intercollegiate" association Puts New
MARKS on the Books.

Records made hv three ~ hls'es la-' sprtnz
vor" accepted bv The eNecutN and adv lsory
committees Of the INTERCOLLEGIATE A--ocia
'ion 81 Amateur Athletes Of america A. a
meeting la-' night ~ N" Waldorf Astoria
The Performance of Raluh { CraiR Of
vi, higan IN winning the Nnal heat Of The
in'rr' delegate pa ward run m - - 49,
ond- vas PM down a. collegiate ana
inter- ollsRats marx. vhsre ~ wIli he
coupled with Ike Performance ny Bernard
. Nefsr- Of Georgetov IN Isss
Iell : BernA ~ Iornell Eon the Two mile
rae ~ he dIai games with pennsylVanta
as spring IN minutes - 81 seconds.
This Wa- a'Cept@d a. tho collegiate record
u - second bs'ter than ~" INTERCOLLEGIATE
marx. s"' m 1910. 81 P~rcyj Taylor, another
,oil"glHu. ARD pes out lavlor'~ a. col
iegta'e s'anda-d
l.s. = Ial.rnr 81 Penn stare threw The
~ pound hammer ~ fe~r inches IN dnsi
game wE'h ~" artist" Indians last MAJ
~ I"riormH'" "hs accepted a. neS
DeWit''s la feet niche.
D" report ~ franklin y Fllis manager
~ ~" ini"r'nii"gia'" meet a. Philadelphia
az spring, 49, accented IN" profits
from the gan"~ yer" s.. - -. Considerably
better than "a" ipp> statement from, Phila-
i"ip "a. but not near - we'll ~ the meet
r. 'a~ drc,!e tps'ar. tho in'ercolle gate
'r"-~-cuun'rv run a. ~ - clock on he morn
Nr.n,"'pn. " here me same dav the Vale
Princeton football game will he
" i Rankin, Princeton. presided ~ last
night ne-ftng The eNes uitve committee
u FiOri. Harvard .-lir Suul- Yale
\ " Roberts cornell. and - Evans
v~ra the advisory committee. Rom.rn
tierrv. cornell Thornton Gerrtsh Harvard
and Cu.'Hyu- hirhv. toiumbia Nndr-W
'ary. and EiwarI ~ Msckenyia. columbia.
treasurer. 'utnr'ri"d the personnel 81 the
Z ' En'h"ring \ y u MaEra'h.
ia~' v"ar'- s"crr'a'v. dropped In to keep
Ten vi straight
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Fort Erie Race,

brFFNio. oct : IA" Fort Frie 'rar. -
"a- ~iill q puagmir" to-day Some. of IN.
horses were .htpp-d To- ntgnI 20 tn. omit.
hali MI" rack ~ Dureriu Park usa-
Toronto ! h" fratk her. Today M 49,.
seconds slow The summaries
IiTsi Race we furionVs ~b.z No.,., Ia
~ wilson. 10 g. Vun MrrT Id no Nr,r.'
hnliI, in J srruud. semi 94Aysr no .t,l,..
fo D. fbtrd TiuI" ~ I song W UC-, .
tortnth and spin also ran
Nrruud Race FlNr ANT . haif furIpug. U..b
iA walsh. ~ 20 10. son r1auuts, Tu7 NY-
grave, 20 = -rconu Hen otnouU I0l ,ifa..
10 I. ihird Time : ~ pIr4,+ri ana St,r,
fathrr alsp ran '''
TART Race SN 'IrIours tnourt a go
.AfchihAh. ~ 80 10 won Noolrts-A ina fauv
y 20 D. ~e'Tind tatrogr ~ " Ism & 10 . ibfT,t
liT". - " nDdlAur FngusH T-tbrr I1,.
btliFm> and ~ Nurch tI>D rat
Your Race SiA ftIrlangs ,i,slIbpr ~ ,f. Il
wilson ~ Won - Ssil~ To- lDrussl 4 10 =
- "ho AN 'I ma 20" N -l-h.. go /. THU
Time. ~ % High t,ngc and Mc,osna TiSi
al go RsS" one nIlc and sc.c1t, yarls-iI,e
Nlr. 10. iN Hlfh. : 70 s.. won nub 20 los Mus
crave. y "a $. s.cond N0ors,. Iui tDavonpoTtI
: - third Time 10 Judge LAaang A.
Sath Nac~-On~ milo ana three astseotbs
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Pine Programme Arranged for Tro,tInE
Horse Lovers

Your events make M the pfosrar,me
for the matinee 40 I've held At pars,,a,.
this afternoon MoncTs,,- Oaklara
Direct, " win meet Fila Todd. Orrin
and Miss Wilkes ~ the class 4 trots and IN q.
-IniAt lass Tor PAGERS there .T" -iN start
err, each q good ,dndidtts for rst IprTr-
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sen Gracr KEW m " W,ist-g ki--
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class & Trotting Gideon z g. v,-,,
Princess kohl br : " Arousor Wana T. y,
= Coleman ~ DIT