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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
UL7INAS NOlICIAS
PROYECTOS RECOMENDADOS

Como resultado de las reuniones cele
bradas por las comisiones del COnsejO
y de La Camara, Sc han ac0rdado, entire
otros recomendar los proyectos siguien-
teS:
Proyecto de emprestito de 425.00 pa
ra carreteraS.
Proyecto concediendo $1,000 para
carreteras.
Proyecto consignando una suma para
pago de impression de un ibro CONNIE
morando las fiestas de Ponce de Leo
Proyecto concediendo una suma de
$25 900 al Gobernador para fines conner
ciales.
Proyecto para conceder un solar con
destino al Casino de Puerto Rico.
Proyecto de un fondo giratorio para
|conceder anticipoS.
Hay otros proyectOs de baStante In
teres, que publicaremOs en- ell informe ge-
neral de la Comisi0n Conjunta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
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De regresO

Manana estaran en- San Juan, de re
greso del viaje de novios, nuestros dis
tinguidos amigos ID. Pedro Castanos y
su joven esposa dona Gregoria Candi-
ma
Los senores de Castanos, han pasado
una temporada en- ell Balneario de Goa
mo. vuelven d San Juan, en- plena
luna de miel.
FL BOLETIN, les da la mas afectuo-
sa bienyenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
De teatrO


Ell p1blico Sc ha metido de lleno EN-
ell teatro, despues del estreno de "Ei
Metodo Gorritz." La compania leva
va tres llenos formidables. Ell vier-
nes, Ell sabado y domingo.
Ell p1blico no Sc cansa de aplaudir
la obra de Arniches y Lle6, en- que La
compania, toda la compania ha alcan-
zado un grandisimo exito.
Los mum eros musicales, t0dOs deliclo-
SOS fueron repetidos en- las funciones
del sabado y domingo como en- La no
che del estreno, y celebradisimos los
incontables chistes del ibro.
De la Interpretation no Sc puede ha-
Ger otra cosa que elogios. Las senoras
Marin, Huguet, Mas, Bagues y Robes
|celebradisimas en- los varios nflmeros
en- que toman parte.
Sc repiten todas las noches, ell duo
de la senorita Huguet y ell tenor co
mico, ell terceto de elias elegantes'' Ia
pampera, ell chotis, y ell nlmero de Ia
lecci6n.
Guell, esta incaliicable. Las obras q
han completado los programmes de es
tas dos noches, "La Viejecita" "Ai
ma de Dios' y ''Las bribonas" han
sido muy bien interpretadas.
|'La viejeeita reprisada en- honol
a la distinguida tiple sehorita Huguet
fue aeogida con igual entusiasmo qu'
la primera noche. La senorita Hu
guet, fue ruidosamente aclamada.
Igual exito alcanz0 en- "Las bribo
mas, la graciosisima Esperanza Ma
rim, que canto los tientos, como sole
los ha cantado aqui Blanca Matras, )
este es su mayor elogio. Los reptile
tres veces, Y dos, por 10 menos todo
los nilmeros su cargo.
Tambien repiti6 ell Undo ''couplet" d.
la modista, la bella Teresita Mas, gu
lucio un traje muy vistoso y fue mu.
Iaplaudida.
La senorita Vicente, en- la caracteris
tica de LAS bribonas", ha hecho III
estreno. La excelente actriZ, fue col
)soberana justicia aplaudida. Su labo
gusta cada noche mas nueStro publ
leo.
| Muy bien. como siempre, ell ciegan
ite baritone Palmer, ell tenor Wharf, {
lsenor Regalez, que gusta mucho e
I"Ei Metodo Gorritz'', y Asencio gu
es un segundo baritone muy it'll y mu
simpatico.
Il La orquesta soberbia.
| Bien, Maestro Blay!
Domin10 Orozco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
Carta de CuapeSna
De la Aldea, Mario de 1910.
Sr. Don
Mariana Abril
Muy senior mio:

En- su primer articulo refutando al
Rydo. P. Castagn, por mas que me es-
fuerzo en- buscar la refutacion doctrlnai'
no dow con ella. Asegura usted que esa
discussion es mas trascendental de 10 que
algunos imaginan Y 70 anado, y mas Sc
ria de 10 que ha podido usted Greer.
Dice que ell p. Castagn hace atlrma-
clones que pasan por axiomas entire cato
licos neo-cat6licos, sin que nadle pro-
teste, y por este Sc We usted obligado re-
futarle.
Lo que hay en- ell fondo, es que mu-
chos les da por firma y definr como
verdaderas autoridades, las cuestones re-
Ggiosas, sin tener de elias, nj conocimen-
tos profundos nj siquiera, una superb
cial instruction.
Lo que hay en- ell fondo de todo este,
senor Abril. es una ansiedad de hablar
de religion, combatendola, y atirmar las
mas estravagantes opiniones. Durante
mucho tempo la escuela, 4 la que perte-
nece usted. mi distnguido adversarlo,
ha combatido al catolicismo, sin que ma
die Sc haya preocupado de emprender Ia
refutaci6n, ell silencio era considerable
como carencia de argumentos, como
falta de armas para repeler el ataque
diaro.
Pero no era csta la verdadera causa.
Cuando el Cardenal Mazarino, no que
ria combatir sus enemigos, durante la
Regencia de la Reina Ana, importandole
muv POGO 10 que hablaban. decia Dele-
mosles decir mientras nos deJan hacer
Lo mismo deciamos nosOtroS en- vista
de los ataques gratuitas aseveraciones
de los enemigos: ''Dejemosles decir,
mientras nosotros trabaj jamos
Pero las cosas han cambiado por com
pleto Antes, los peri0dicos pollticos sc
abstenian de terciar en- asuntos rellglo-
sos, no trabajaban de una manera
efectiva V casi Official, en- contra de la
Iglesia, pero hoy, La Democracaa, am
para esa contienda anti-catolica, ha da-
do cf.espectaculo de combatlr al catollcls-
mo. con la pluma de uno de sus prime
ros escritores director INFERNO, duran
te Ia ausencia del senior Munoz Rivera
Seguramente que 81 los artlculos dc
usted, senior Abril. Sc hubleran pnbll
cado en- La C0ncienciG Llbro, nadle 81
hubiera impuesto el trahajo de destrun
sus afrmaciones. pero llevado el asunto
4 las colmnas de La DCmOcrdcad. qut
tiene tantoS suscriptores cat0llcos, que
Sc han sentid0 lastimados Ell sus Green
cias. es una necesidad contestar 10 qu'
llsted escribe.
Lo cat6licos de Puerto Rico, han de
mostrado, en- cien ocasiones, sus simpa
tias por el partido unionista, y la graz
mayoria de los unionistaS son cat0ll
COS. POGO importa que uSted, seno
Abril, hava dadO la manO a los libre
pensadores :tambien pudo haberles da
do la pIuma " los escritos q. llevan Ii
frma de usted hubieran estado mas el
caracter, en- una revista libre pensador
V anti-cat6lica, que no en- La Democra
cia. en- donde constituyen IN insulto pa
pa los innumerables iectOres catolicos
una bofetada, para los que no pien
san csmo listed Ell materia de religion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07

Abrigamos la seguridad de que con ell
regreso del seIior Mnnoz Rivera, O AN
TES. cesara eSa contienda tan en- hOra
mala promovida por usted-
va sabe ahOra, estimado senior Abril,
por que callabamos, Y Sabe tanbien pOr
que no callaremoS.
No hay que cOnfundir La Densocracio
con La Conciencta Libre
Snyo affmo S. S.
I'm cura de Aldea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
Canara,
PETICIONES
-.WsTTr

Escrito de los Jueces Municipales,
dc San Juan, Manatl, Bayamon y aqua
dilla, por 81 y en- rcpresentaclon de los
otros Jueces Municipales, Letrados
solicitando aumentO de suicide.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-03-07
Notas polfticas

Como indic6 hace tempo ell BOLES-
TIN, ell Auditor senor Sawyer, despueS
de una entrevista con el jefe del depar-
tamento de justicia, ,ha presentado ell hhE
para crear una plaza de fiscal espee1ak
que tendra las facultades de fiscal y de-
sepmenara los deberes que el Attorney
lie impOnga-
A su debido tempo llamamos la afsn-
ci6n del departamento de justicia aeef-
ca de tai neeesidad.
Ahora falta que Sc eseoJa un bueIA
funcionario, Y sobre todo, que no sea en-
fer1nizo nj cosa que 10 parezca.
Eu ei gohierno llaman la atenei0n los
muchos bills que se leen en- La CamarG
cediendo en- venta terenos del pueblo
| Aeofdsos, senores delegados, de las
palabras del senor Matienzo Clntrdm
pronunciadss ell ano pasado: La TERRA
no debe nj puede venderse, 10 que es dea
pueblo es sagrado.
| Y tiene razon ell ilustre hombre.
| Hay quien cree que La Camara sc ex-
cede ofreciendo parcelas de terrenos a
todo eI mundo. hasta q los padres ks-
dentoristas.
I Hassa ahora se creia que eI h0mbr0
mas oeurrente de La Camara era Ell seIIGEs
CanaIes, porque tiene cosas origmaifsf-
mas.
Pero ya no, ahora es toda una Cozna-
sion la que bate el record.
Pues, gracia Sc necesita y mucha para:
presentar un bill con este titulo. para
cooperar 4 La prospersdad coasercsat efe
Puerto Rico, estipluiando La c0nsfrue-
cion el sostenimiento de un HOTEL
| iHorror.
Cuidad0 que son bromistas los vs~.
Inerables seneres de la Camisi6n de Te-
rrenos P1blicos Minas, sobre tod@
de minas, Sc les ocurren unas cosas ver-
daderamente originates.
Esas iniciativas no eompeten al Go
bierno nj La Camara, Sc dejan exeln-
sivamente los particulares.
Cualquiera otra idea es caminar
lpor los cerroS de Ubeda, completeness
te 4 oscuras.
II Pero miren ustedes que forfnentar
/ la construction de un Hotel para ques
3 prospere el concrete de Puerto Rieas
II 81 Sc broma puede pasar.
Todavia no ha sido aprobad0 ell bill
para nombramiento de un fiscal espe-
ciaI y va hay como veinte candidat0s
4 la mano de dOna Leonor-
Y los que no Sc conocen aun duph-
| can eI numero de los yisibles
Mr.. Brown, esta intranquilo.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

Sol Livingston, formerly OF the real
estate firm Of cambridge and Living,
stOn, 4742 State street, is doing rush
ing business, since he broke away from
his partner and started in for him
self at All State street. He makes a
speciality of handling South side real
estate, renting, and loaning money on
good real estate security. He always
has on hand, first class real estate
mortgages, for sale. In the past ten
or twelve years, Mr.. Livingston, has
sold a great number of houses and
cottages 10 Colored people and he
still transacts much real estate bust
ness with them. Mr.. L. P. Lee, who
is known to more Colored people, than
any other real estate agent IN the
Town Of Lake, is connected with Mr..
Livingston, and he wound be pleased
to have his many Colored friends who
want to secure good bargains in real
estate to call on him.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
AN EVENING AT THE NEITHER
WOOD, 2sos STATE ST.

Feeling the need Of some refresh
ments, l happened to enter the Meth
erwood, and there amid a profusiOn Of
roses and many Colored Electric
Lights, in fact the entire Color Line
that Of a night in some beautiful
garden, if one did not happen to
glance under foot at the beautiful orr
entail carpet, l enjoyed q delicious
sandwich, and a glass Of lemonade,
listening at the same time to the de-
hghtful strains Of music from the
hrOats Of such able performers, as
Mss Nettie Lewis, Mr.. VIM. Abel and
Mr.. Lou Curtes. Everything form the
gracious Miss Bessie johnson lady at
tendant to the efficient service from a
vel selected set Of walters, pertain
ing TO this charming well ordered
place is suggestive and reflective Of
me very genial host, Mr.. Howard
hehl The tone and character Of the
patrons present, makes one think that
chicago is at last ready to serve
where service is demanded
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

Cooling and delicious punch was
served in abundance, as well as other
choice refreshments. Miss Iren Nc
Coy was master of ceremonies. Mrs.
Joseph Coombs, Mrs. Katherine Ham
let and Mrs. Mathews assisted the
hostess Mrs. Lillian Woods. in serv-
ing. When the young guests departed
they all wished the young host many
more happy birthdays.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
Fishina Today

The boy with pole and string and pm.
The expert with his book Of dies.
Are watching Cor the Hash OF IN
Along the streams where shadow IIss
Bites may not come TO him who trtol
Ever so harI. but still we say
With radiant sparKle IN our eyes,
= 1.-THE fishing season starts today"
Wen hear The same old tales again
About the one y almost got.
j had him in the boat. and then
He left me. Lord. but Il was hotF"
Long hours OF sitting At spot
Where once a big one got away,
OF tramping over field and lot
The fishing season starts today.
Spokane Spokesman-RsVioW.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
VAN DORM WINS HIS CASE.
Court Gives Aged Afro-Amsriean Clear
Title to His Property.

Court Gives Aged Afro-Amsriean Clear
Title to His Property.
Justice Asphalt Of the Queens coun-
q supreme court, New York, has de-
efded that Primus Van Dorm, an aged
Afro-American. is entitled to his home,
which he has owned for forty-fOur
years IN Jamaica. n. 7. -
The land In question consists OF four
and q quarter acres and is valued at
$4,000. Mr.. Van Dorm paid $50 for It
a 1866 He Is now In the eighty
eighth year Of bis age. he is the son
Of q slave who was set free by his
master in New Jersey and who after
ward moved out on Long Island.
The family settled In the Springfield
section, which was then almost In the
heart Of a wilderness. midway be
tween Jamaica and Far Rockaway.
The family continued 20 reside on
the place. and In 1856 young Van
Dom. then Of age. married Gnd pur-
chased a plot from John Conselyea-
The deed conveyed one and a quarter
acres. more or less The boundary
was a little stream which has since
dried up.
As the years went BY and the small
water barrier was removed Van Dorm.
who was engaging in farming pur-
suits. was n little careless Of the
amount Of land be cultivated No one
told him 10 stop. and be worked a sec
tfou containing nearly Ave acres He
testified that be has held adverse pos
session ever since. and in this he was
corroborated by others.
No one paid attention to him. be
cause the land was not considered
worth while botbering about. Recent
y. however. all the section around has
been developed. and the value Of the
land rose.
Then some Of the heirs Of the former
John conselyea decided TO sevict Mr..
Van Dorm and gain possession Of the
land; but. having held IT 30 long. he
fought back
In the case that was submitted to
ne court All the facts were agreed
upon. and It left but question Of law
for the court TO decide to whom the
7rOperv belonged LOO ZTssC
Miss Pasleigh-I have had NY -
tncs taken once -eVery years since ]
was ten.
Miss YoungthlnE-Oh. do let ne -
Sne Of the old daguerreotxpee. Thsy1N
- quaint. Roseleaf.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09


1ho anclaEts though the world w. .
ID rally not surprised e that.
Wee ma 4 Cat. 1 dare % nay,
" - were living n their dAy.
Just think, they had no autos thnn.
No show girls % dsiiEht the mR.
No pipes 20 smoke and 10 ciEaz
No cocktails served AZ handsons -
No bridge 20 play and no pink tonA
NO ttnerB speeding Ger the $40.
No yellow Journals and No nata
Ne women's moustrous picture haaR,
No tartR problem % attack.
No gowns that button up ths baok
No end seat hogB with maunerl Fuda
no monkeying with the prica .of foo2
No Ice bills. no cold seorAge eEE1,
No ounko steerers and no yen,
No trolley cars with clang and VIZ.
no TEDDY % keep things asttr-
Say. n 4 any wonder that
Ths encients thought the world va 0a4i
vi Boston Transcript.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
ApoIIo's Favorito Instrumsnt.

Apollo was the old god OF music. ana
his favOrite instrument. the Tyre. was
invented By Mercury. When the Iattsr
was four hours old be found the sbeI
Of q tortoise and made IL into q iyrs
with nine strings IN honor Of the nins
muses.. This instrument Mercury gave
to Apollo. who became a wondered
player upon Il. The Tyre was used ~
the Greeks IN Olde5 dimes. and fron 4
was fashioned the harp
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
A Dead Shot on Liveru.

= hear. doctor. that my friend
Brown. whom you have been treating
20 long for liver trouble. has died Of
stomach trouble" said one OF the ply
GIcian's patients.
~DOn't you believe all you hear" -
piled the doctor. when I treat q
man for liver trouble he dies Of liver
tr0uble"-EverybOdy's Magazine.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
Folding q Man,n caat.

To fold Z mans coat lay the coat Ogt
perfectly dat with the inside down.
The sleeves should be spread out
smoothly and then folded hack, 20 the
elbow until each end Of the sleeve n
even With the collar. Fold the revers
back and then double the coat over.
folding it directly in the center seam,
and then smooth If-out carefully and
lay hat IN the drawer. ------
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
Mans Ineonsistsnex.

Han seek to wed their oppositaa
But you'n notice, Just the samA
That after one II dealt q hand
In the matrimonial game
The chances OF his better half
TO please him are quite slim
r. perchance. his love groWs ell
And abe makes e hot for him
Chicago Neu1
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
Tn. auroIsr,s W.t.rIoo-

The burglar bold slipped under the bed.
AZ burglars bold viii do.
lie folded his feet and tucked in his hsaA
And waited an hour or Two.
At last she Came-by an the stars,
That burglar viii never forget,
8he mau!rd mar as.a g!dr.d MIN behind
the Ua.s.
For she VAS a sJ.-r.l.ss.-..
-J5.- .e's Library.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
Triumuhant ootimisrn.

9lgter's eloped with the ''shuvvg."
6ho might have married q count.
1hey have Just trimmed her fAthg q
Wall street
Took an enormous amount.
Mother Is in the hospital
Tomorrow they operate.
Brothers been fired from college
1 Tor breaking freshman's pata
-Chicago Rscord-Heral4
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
An AneIsnt OIL Wal

A petroleum well has been known n
zante. one Of the Ionian islands, for
nearly 1900 years. Il IL mentioned By
Herodotns. who was born 80 ysaa
before the Christian era.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
Uncle SANS Great seaIa.

There have been three great seaAs e
the United states-One in 17S2. q -
Ond in 1871 and that Of 1885, which =
used at the present day By the seerO-
tary Of state. he afdxes Il to comma
nicatiOns signed By the president
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

Dinner For Y. n. c. A. Managers.
Flans are being perfected for the Amt
annual dinner OF the committees Of
management Of the Carlton avenus
Oranch Of the Young Mems Christian
association. Brooklyn.
The dinner win Be had af tie
Olanch, 4O5 Carlton avenue. on We'd
oesoay evening. dune Is. Il WIN BE-
~ inyttational affair. The Object Of
me gathering, aside from its eoeial
FEATURES, Is TO lay before the citizens
" brooktyn the necessity Of the Work
"On business standpoint
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

~ Wor4 money" h derived nron
noastA. nkme given hy tie 70
nan1 . their silver pieces bsca1ss
eotned IN a building On the Caplbslins
hi attached 70 the temple Of JupltsF
AonetA The odlcers In charge 0f tie
saint were called triumvtri montsalsA.
and Niebuhr thinks that they were n
rodueed Gt the time when The Re-
mans ant began 70 coin silver.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

One Of Louis XVIIL's bodyEuard
fought three duels In q single Dag,
nrst with a gentleman who looked
askew At him. then with another who
looked straight at him and finally With
one who avoided looking At him e all.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

"What Is 4 Ir-iii, a!IIsE.'rw chaSer?T
'There are ,ariaH -.,-,s replied
Senator Sorghum. All. q {. inspect
that most of lhr.., HIc -..s... 80 l..SS in
huenced by the l-;st-ad "a ,--r-. rain
bow has a pot uf ]. al o. .-... eud Of
h"-WashingtOn Star.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
The Roman Empsror..

The FIRST fourteen Roman empsrors
all shaved their faces clean. There q
portrait bust representing Nero with
q beard, but It is not believed 70 10
authentic.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

orang-utan is aAMalay word derived
from Orang. man. and utan, woods.
1t would appear from this that the
Dyaks Of BOrneo. who use the term,
were Darwiniaus At an early data
The one thing most nearly human
about the Orang-utan e It's cry when
wounded. according to the stories Of
hunters
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
Chanticieer.

Sally flaunts him from a hstpin.
He's on Willie's tennis bali.
Mother sports him as a shoe clasp,
Jennie on her para sol
Daisy hangs him to her neck chain,
From him Mary taxes her tea.
For Augustus he's a pipe bowl.
But ] choose him fricassee.
New York TimsA
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
st.Ddi,a AMI.

TIE nrst standing army Of modern
times was established BY Charles WI.
Of France In l44S In England TIE
nrst Standing army was Organized n
163a.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
tn. Worst Hs Kns,v.

The Butler-You know. George. that
different people have different coneep-
eions Of what the state Of eternal pun
tshment really is. Now. what's yoQF
hea Of hell?
The Chauffeur-Having to drive z
horse car for a iiving!-Exchange.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

pardon me. governor" began thS
interviewer. ''I'-
Certainly. certainly" replied thO
Tennessee executive. reaching for Q
blank, what are you guilty off,
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
LsoisIativ. -Rid.rr!.

A rider. in legislative parlance. b IN
additional section or clause annexed
to bill while In course Of passage and
frequently foreign to its original p1E-
port
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

language launches out in some kind Of
Observation-Disclosures stand pushcart
fruit stand or something equally hum
ble-and in a few years becomes In
dependentiy rich and IN this manner
helps to make a place in the world of
Affairs for their people.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

Cuban Negroes Seek Legal Redress.
The Negro situation in Cuba has
recently assumed some very important
phases. A large number Of Negroes
who were arrested some time ago have
refused to be released on bail. claim.
ing the right Of free speech.
General Freyse Andrade. secretary
10 former President Palma. has offer
ed to defend the prisoners in their
claim to be heard. and the situation
now looks dark for the administration
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
Aftsr Dinner prswsinsss.

A man feels drowsy after q hearty
dinner because q large part Of the
blood IN the system goes TO the stom-
Sch to aid the digestion and leaves tie
brain poorly supplied ..."
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
The Rivar lndu..

The Indus. the second sacred rtTur
Of India, Is LOO miles long. Its wa
tiers have always been considered e.
most as holy as those Of the GangsG.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

why = lltfle 1ohnny pining awAyf.
he NV . lady paa1ing al ya1
zhers's 4 nouasF and Il rs = s1E11-
nStfs q blooners 8hs el1n't 49,
Uorainns Leader.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
The Pony Expr...,

The quickest run ever made b. t.
pony express was when Abraham Lin
coins nrst Inaugural message Was
sent from St. Joe TO Sacramento n
seven days and seventeen hOurs.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

Worthy Of Support
Mr.. Greathead-I shall run for -
eleciou again next fan. and I presums
! shall have your voter
: Citizen tdubiouslyI-Well--I-dunnO
What. you don't knOw3 Why, SIR,
f-saved the taxpayers 10000 thil
yeaEsS7 r.-o
~Eh3 HowT
by not stealing II. Of course."-NsH
Iork Weekly. On .-ya. ..9s. s.-s-
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
N,,,l.

From nettle dber a thread has been
produced so tine that q length Of sixty
miles Of it weighs bun two and 4 half
pounds. LIZ q LIEHILNM LII
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
M Lata.t.

Nice car
Yes st5 ~
-Ts Il the latest thing In eanr l
Il guess 50; Il has never got No alV.
where on time yet"-Houston PosG
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

J. S. DOrsey's drug store. 70 W. Sis.
street, near Dearborn.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

ne craze f0l aufomohfie ana 1ta,I.
~ riding. nns clothing and q host q
- useless. extraEaeancss q ksan,nn
- eolOred man back. sayB TIE Pert
Ane torel AdvOcats.
Wy not imitate the 6orsiensr wio
'''e be learns q pal ths EleiluA
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

In preparing human hnlE ~ gals 4
y erst assorted. eombed ana Washe1 n
boIling water torWhich a Ueak ssln-
eiap ~ s01z 81 amm0nia \ 4dded EIcl
aa.oftsd - 3 eblofs- Thp t1ert n1llE
ars Woonf around little gl&sl ~
pleco1 a, q coke heafsd KIN Eve - ~
says. va lhey ~ filly ~ ~ =
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
low Fer nls Fssdl

He ai1gs not for q wreath Of bay.
Enr fame he carols not his IaV
A,fhough be fries he bent % plaanA,
he olngB 70 81 his brtad and chee1A
SIT -Dplfoii Nr4l.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

A 3. TerValon, cigar store anG
news stand 5000 State street
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
SILK Of annIn,

Nearly all the silk Of Spain II pre-
duced In the province Of Murcia.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

~ ANA conbaE. IVA r9fn
''zsFrih,s AMIR Il the eiah 4
sFtnfne. s. y y =
what nappene1fs
-cho'|5 1liisI F.idy VIA -,
.poaa Kansas City 5osraai
The broad ax., 1910-07-09
cireua Harnna

Circus Horses.
After training a good circus hoEss b
worth from 5000 to 5000.
The broad ax., 1910-07-09

Aay wiii he m6rionle.s AZ ! a.
perature Of freezing point. begin -
crOwi af 8 degrees. e buz8 and a. e
IS degrees- One. hundred and this-
teen degrees Of dry heat VIM uslailY
I'm = . p Z shert tins