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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02
BITS OF RAILROAD NEWS.
Progress Made on the Chesape e
S Western Last Week,

Col. E e. M7clien returnei o
Harrisoohurg f-om New Yrh C'.e
on NJ nday II such thi =
possible. be seems m.re saig
than ever before IN re trl -
early competition Of the road.
On Tuesday ffty-fve car loads OF
steel rails had arrived or were in
transit, and work is new progress
ing with renewed energy. The hrst
train pulled into Dayton last Satnr-
dav afternoon. 1t was an event Of no
little Importance to the citizens OF
that progressive village, and one
which they propose to celebrate in
grand style as announced elsewhere
in this paper
At present the work westward to
ward Bridgewater is being vigor-
ously pressed, and men are as thick
along the line as they can be used
to good advantage. They require
one-hundred two horse wagon-loads
Of cross-tieS for each days work.
Two and a-half rails make Il two
horse load.--0ne hundred and
twenty-five wagon loads are requlr-
ell fer each mile of tne road, and In
addition to the rails about forty
eight wagon loads of spikes, angle
bars and connections 90 into every
mile Of complete track.
The contractors east ct the pike
have thrown great deal of dir
between A. NJ. Newman jr's.. anf
Altaffcr'. Thev WI soon beg'r
to worl, ni-ht shif OF that sec
ii n Of the road. E'e.irr Ugh
has been rut in for this rarr ."
At this season Of the year more
work can be accomplished at rieh
than IN the da, time with ~ sam
number Of men
Col Machcn was seen To- = reg
ister MN shortly after he rtnr'
from Jew York. When asked hos
he WIS getting along he sali b
had most encouraging news, no
only from the work aIread, j
progress, but. from territory eas
: and west Of us. The people @
other counties. he said. are express
ing the iiveiest interest IN tn
project, and AS the track grows
, length tn, enterprise is growing
the confidence Of the people ea'
: and west, who are anxious to be tie
with steel lands to this beautlfl
Valley. Letters are coming iai'
from Pendleicn from reliable all
responsible peaple picturlng TT
adyaa tages CT that section an
assuring us that 40 county in I'll
: Union can produce as much
n qnantity or superior in quality
: ron ore. They claim too that th'
+ have cord Of tan-bark to ever
Il acre Of land in the county, and tn
e there is neger night in SUNNI
= bat what u blanket feels comfort
he AMI Int ihev have an 49,
dane If he finest mineral vat
in lie aorid.
D. Bow about fIigaland!'
+" The, are a great peooIr over 'i'e
r tie colenrl reslord~ / IS
n beautiful an fettilr e@r" .
u rcports }ron there are yer. ~ 90
re aging 0ne fellow (NA. mr.
f. IIar,isooburg, b. 'he~4y 80 v.
% igale our eat.fpri-e or 9as"
De says in letter tbet tits ndr.
!" project seems Ike .er ''-s.
~ gsobcrs" the Eer' fH e''
az en- Nie better ;bev gits 10 81
ed hmm po1;str, .Tpin 20
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02
Actual Damage 100.

On last S~iat} 'Nsf o
Massey-Pi'ot csc e'e4 ,
inry brinQi6g 20 eolwf %
inadreA dollars tls isma-
fifteen haJlrpa las.r- pnn,F
damages again.t Rev Sim Sn =
and Richard E Bird AID the p
publishing company. The dlr'r'
ors of the Pilot Publishing Con
panv were found not guilty. 4
motion on behalf Of the defense TO
new trial. was oyerruled.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

Pendleton has iron ore. High
land has iron ore. They have tan
bark. so have we. We have a low
place in the Allegheny, so they
hQrnt.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

New York business men say the
prospects of the democrats are grow
ing brighter every day. This
change is brought about by the
great revival Of business through
out the Co1ntry.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

Talk is cheap and won't go. and
il takes mountains with pig iron
sticking out all over them. to build
railroads. highland has the pigs.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

Secretary Onley says the r"mor
that President Cleveland has under
consideration another issue OF bonds
is without foundation.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02
HOW THE COMBINATION WORKS.

YouPAY ONE DOLLAr when the books
are delivered at your residence the balance st
rate of Fifty cents per month L he COOS"
are well worth tho ssf"3ey.
ONCE A WEEK IS the brightest. pleasant
est and most widely c.rcuiotec OF all the Aler'
can Illustrated weekly journals
Send name and address, and wo will see that
You are supplied.
ONCE A WEEK, s2s ". 13ta st., N. K.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

It is said that few men were bet
ter known in Washington than
William Willis, President Glove
lands coachman, who died con Sat
urday. from paralysis. He was "
son Of jefferson DAVIS valet, and lac
was special fagorite with Press
dent and Mrs. Cleveland.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

President cieso'aed's auegpSt
daughter. NJ sIon. ai'l p.rfaro'
something wonderful. Tn 3ir". f.
ors Of the Cotton States AID Liter
national Exposition desire that THIS
little baby touch the button that
will start the machinery Of the eX-
position. TIE Western Union fel-
egraph Company will run , wire
to GRAY Gables over which will pass
the current pr docpd by that little
finger. that vii give motion to
hundreds of machines. great and
small. Presidents daj has been
changed from Sep. l8 to Oct 10.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

$50, THEI sun id~
B.3LTlM0RE MD.
q 1lE w q 1s
&gEE gE0PLh AAD
WsgA rBE PEOPLE
n4st in Motive.
.eSs if e Expression.
20 d . p. incipl
ng n ~ Allegiance t.
Rig / Theories and
hight Practices

TIE 5uu publishes ar tie re
all tile time. but it does not a''o"
its columns to be degraded by TN
clean. immoral orpurely sensation
~ matter.
Eaitoriail5 sun is The con-
sisfent and uuchanging champion
and defender Of popular rights ana
interests against political machines
and mouopolies Of every character
Indept ndent in all things, extreme
in cone. 1t is for good laws, good
government and coed order.
BY mail Fifty Cents month
Six Dollars d year.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

Nearly the entire Looisiana 'on
gressional Delegation is in Wash
ington for the purpose Of making q
fight for the sugar bounty act Ar
gument will be heard next week N
favor Of the constitution 'liiy of
the law. These gentlemen IRE
mostly lawyers End are working f.
oct the argument for their side 81
the question The say-thnt i tbe
appropriation is withheld it sill
cause great distres~ 81 Logi~iana' -
the claims are nearly al il th'
hands Of parties who have aiyance'
money thereon to sugar pl'p'ers
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

knights of Labor organizations
have Il move on foot to boycott
national bank currency. 10 BOY
cott Uncle Sam is a considerable
undertaking.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

hered at the Monterey postofF'e as
second class matter.
Monterey, va, Friday, August 2, 1870
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

Prevention
better than cure. TUFTS Liver
Pills will not only cure, but if
taken in time will prevent
Sick Headache,
dyspenc;o hiliousness, malaria,
constip~,.on, jaundice, torpid
liver and kindred diseases.
TUFTS Liver PILLS
ABSOLUTELY CURE.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-08-02

New York politicians think ex-
Secretary Whitney is the str' INCEST
man the dem ocraijc party could
nominate for President.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29
Reunion of P. II. S., '94.

The first annual reunion of the class
of '94, was enjoyed by the members at
Assembly hall last night. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President-Fred King.
First Vice President-Mary e. Latham
Second Vice President-Frank Rich
Third Vice President-Margaret Wor-
cester
Secretary for life)-Charles Woodman.
Treasurer-Leroy E. Dow.
Executive Committee-Mar Merrill,
Clara B. Smart, Annie G. Sanborn,
Thomas L. Pierce, Harold A. Pingree,
Sam c. Dillingham;.
D Reunion Committe-Mabel Skillings,
Darius S. Roberts, William Davis
Messing served delicious collation.,
and games and dancing were indulged in
until late hour.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29
The Horse Sale.

Notwithstanding the bad weather of
yesterday there was o goodly attendance
at Mr.. Matt Benson's auction sale yester-
day at his Horse Exchange on Federal
street. Thirty-three head were sold at
advanced prices for the quality of the
animals offered, showing a continued
improvement in the horse market as the
time is at hand for horses for general
fam work. Since early April Mr.. Ben
son h has sold at auction upwards Of three
hundred horses, to say nothing of numer-
ous. .safes Of drivers, family horses, gen
ersa workers and four valuable pair to the
cttysM Per fland. These figures show that
Mr. Benson Is a 'thustler'' in the horse
business
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29
A Successful Fishing Trip.

Mr.. J. R. Libby, the dry goods man,
has just been taking a trip through
Dixville Notch, New Hampshire. Cole
brook was his base Of supplies, and he
and Mr.. Gilmore of Colebrook, STRUCK
into the wilderness, among the stream:
that feed the Androscoggin river They
found the trout eagerly waiting fol
them. One days catch gave them 107 Of
the illuminated darlings The fishing,
the stimulating mountain air, the abso.
lutte freedom of the wilderness, were 6
delight and Mr.. Libby came home with
surplus supply of vigor and coat Of
fast color face tan.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29
ALL TWELVE EVENTS FILLED,
Rigby Management Has Something of Ii
terest to Horsemen.

The Rigby Park management were able
to announce yesterday that all of the
twelve class events announced for the
opening meeting..JulyR1 16th-19th, had been
filed, the total InumberSof entries being
nearly one hundred. ..andEsixty. The COM
plete list will be ready for publication
next Monday. All that are lacking now
are a few from the South and West which
kilograms received before tho time for
closing last Tuesday night, announced
were on the way. A glance at the list
shows that the fields will be the best ever
started in Maine. In the 2. 90 class, pace,
are Barney, Gill Curry, Clayhontas,
Sterling, Henry f. and Jubilee Wilkes,
all flyers. A class that will be of peculiar
in terest to Maine horsemen is the q
trot, with Mahlon, Early Bird, Fred
Wilkes, Edith H., Tomah, Wistful, Celays
and Norman among the entlies. This
will be the first meeting of Mahlon and
Early Bird in race, and should go far
toward settling the dispute among horse
men as to which is the better horse
Norman is the speedy Southern stallion
that has created quite sensation through
the circuit. The lie trot will bring to-
gether well matched field in The Seer,
Margaret L., Merry Bird, Protein, Nose
gay and the Southern horses Raven
Wilkes, Catherine Reyburn and Freeland
Another great field will be found in the
2. 20 trot Among the entries are Marston
c., Frank Jones, Frenzie L., Silver
Street, Gene Briggs, Wyoming, Will
brooka, Number Seven and Jim C.
The remaining eight classes show even
larger numbers of probable starters, just
as well matched fields and equally high
class and well known horses. Lovers of
the "kings.of sport, % have great treat
in store for them at Rigby's initial meet
ing of the season.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29

Tonight is the last chance you will
have to see Led Astray by the McCallum
Co
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Store closes tonight at
o'clock.
The aueother today
is Ikelu to
be ShoaGery.
ETTER utilize
, these dull days
to take a leisure.
ly look at the Shirtwaists.
Fog and cold rain
can't last forever, and
when the clouds clear,
hot weather with all its
sultry sickness will be
upon US.
A comfortable costume
is a wonderful mitigator
of midsummer misery.
Shirtwaists are not
only comfortable things
to wear. they're fashion.
able, stylish and becom-
ing to everybody. And
this store shows such a
variety of likely sorts.
Correctly cut, properly
put together, well fitting
and not expensive; you
can hardly ask for more.
One dollar for a good
one and cheaper and
and better.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29
Whose Piano Are YOU Going tG
Buy or Rent.
READ WHAT THE BOSTON NEWS
PAPERS SAY:

PAPERS SAY:
The art of piano making has attained in
America its highest state of development
none has come nearer to absolute perfection
than the NEW ENGLAND PIANO.-Boston
H srald.
The stamp of the NEW ENG GLAND PA NO
Company-a gurantee of excellence in every
respect. Boston Transcript.
The factories of the NEW ENGLAND
PIANO Company are the largest in the
world ;the success of the companyshas been
phenomenal.-Boston Traveller.
Most people who visit the NEW ENG
LAND PIANO Ccmpany's warerooms are
content to take none other.-Boston Record
Emphatically one of MassaC Chusetts' impor-
tant enterprises. Boston Journal.
Perfection in every particular" is the
test of the company. call at the ware
rooms. 2U0 fremont st., will be sure 10 in
terest any one; the trial of instruments in
the parlors is feature especially desirab
as the quality of the tone as it will be
when in the home circle can be Judged
Boston Post,
One grand exhibition of what progressive
enterprise can accomplish Globe.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29

M. g. Larrabee has just closed out the
last lot of gents youths and boys fancy
laundered canbric shirts that manu-
facturer had He got goods that were
made to sell for 81 1-2c, 81. 90, 81. 25 and
81. so at price that enables him to turn
them over to you today at 800, $50 and
75c. See adv.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29

At Columbus, o., Michael McDonough
was hanged in the state prison for the
murder of his wife. The drop was six
feet and the momentum of the body was
such as to pull the head almost entirely
from the body. Blood spurted from the
neck upon the executioners and spectators
and the prison physicians, who grasped
the wrists were as bloody as butchers.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29


Twenty nobby little
Refer Jackets, made
from light Scotch mix
lures, go on sale at a
considerable slump from
regular prices.
Five dollar ones for s..
Six dollar ones for .s4
and so on. They're for
girls eight to twelve years.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29

The refreshed feeling after drinking
"S1ue Cross" Ceylon Tea is due the to
theme, a natural siimulant.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29
Health All Gore
Hoods SarsapariIIa Gave Strength
and Courage to Work,

"Iwas insuch condition could not walk
even about the house to attend to house
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29
NEW ADvEkTIsEMENTs TopAx.

f. o. Bnile5 & Co. will sell household
furniture at No. II Cushman street at 10
o'clock this morning. They will also make
their regular sale at No.46 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1895-06-29

Bill in Equity Filed in Supreme Court
Claim that the Power Company Has
Violated an Agreement and is Wanton-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-23
CONCURSO AGR|COLA
sUBvENCION DEL AYUNTAMIENTO

Fue acuerdo del Exmo. Ayuntsmiento er
session celebrada ell 81 del corriente, contri
BUR, por sn parte, con la suma de seis mi
pesos al mejor exito del Concurso Agrfcols
que ha de tener lugar en- esta ciudad en- e
af1o proXimo de 1896
Sera, pues, seis mil pesos la suma con que
contrlbuya Ponce al espleDdor de 81 fiesta
agricola, ojala corresponda los fines de
ConcursO.
Nj queremos aplaudir nj queremos censn-
rar Ell acuerdO del AyuOtamiento, estima ando
suficiente defciente para ell objeto la suma
votada
Todo depende del resu't tado que Sc quit r.
8 Sc desea obtener, Ell que siempre estara en-
relacion directa del esfuerzo que Sc ha he
cho.
Con este motivo recordamos ell dcho del
81 nor Concejal, amigo nuestro, don Ramon
Marin, replit andO otro sefor Conceial. Que
estlmaba suhcieDte la suma de cuatro mil
pesos; . con cu0tro harenaos como con ca1a
tro, con Ueinte har5amos como CON Uet,a-
te y
Con su dicho enunciaba ell senior Marin
una verdad indscutible, la vez indicaba
qulzs sin pensarlo, ell verdadero obieto del
debate, es decir ell efecto resutado que del
Concursc debian proponerse todos.
POr que SO dan seis nil pesos
Para que
Quienes son los individuos 6 comisiones
que en- el dfa de maf1ana han de iuyertir
ssO5 fOnGoS
fues eilos nadie mas que ellos son los
larnados q presupuestar distribuir los
: istcs del Concurso, harmonizandolos con e)
'esnltado que Sc desea obtener
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-23

las intenciones absorventes del gran
pueblo en- 10 que Sc re6ere nuestras
islas. el que estas lfneas trsza Sc de
cara. sin embargo. en- fav de Ia
beuevda o6ciosidad del pueblo yankee.
Cuando los iutrusos como la nacion
ingiesa vean alzarse, tras la debi-
lidaa de los pueblos del continen, .
sud americana, la formidable 9 silueta
del cooso guardaranse de insultar
nos nj humillarnos apoysdos en la
brutalidad De sus canones- -
Nuestras repdblicas no tienen ma
da que temer = 81 mucho que ganar
en- sus relaciones con el yankee; y 81
pr alguna union, de esas que Sc di
bujan luego en- nuestros horizontes,
deben las repdblicas latino america
ras decialtse, es, antes que todo, pov
Ia union moral con esta gran nacion
que. en- Ia esfera del trabajo, va la
vanguardia del mundo, y en- la region
del derecho esta dando al universe
prove hosas = fecundisimss lecciones-
En- 10 demas, puede Venezuela
sgotar todas sus razones para ir a.
srbitraja empero 81 llevase Ell ingles
sdel&nte su insolencia; 81 insistiere
eu -epotir en nuestra libre terra las
historias de despojos que tan afcio
nado es 81 ing'6s, deseuvaine la legen
daria esp2da aquella naci6n de he
roismos y de Ieyendas inmortales
que cuenta con las simpatfas de
mundo cue esta su lado el cora
z6n de todo americana digoo de este
nom bre
EUGENIO DESCHANPs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-23
ooL nrooadido 4 la inversa.

n q n I
Aouellas comlslones girai
cfrcnlo Va determlnado X Ia Pre-
Renefidas veces llamo la atenclou oroios Ia
o;dancia sobre ls necesidad de crear p a1an
,ara anuelas industrlas que no slou An csc
pp;almente agrfcolas podrian hacerse uo go
s,odo concurrir al Concurso darie n"'
attractive. 4,+ae de nues
Sentimos que les representatives ~ sono de
+rs soricn]tura, que 6guran en- 81 sone e,s;a IL
J.. Oorporaci6n, no aprovechasen o"n de
oovnntura para reclamsr mayor eaandc
e,bvanci6n. para Ell Concurso, iunoanI a. ~
an netici6n en- las ideas y tendencias 10 go
Presidencia ademas en- ell veraaueio 81 ls
res agrfcoia del pals por la ayuua qa0
aoricnltura prestan esas indnstflas. +,o+o,
,Oue aliciente podra tener Ell cons,. 's usso, os.
V fundidor sefior Olozagasu en- eel 80 ne
fuerzos recompensados con clhc"on'" r.
sos osor Graham
Tos hermanos Vilar0 tendran lnteres o.
ohtener IN premio de veinte clnco pesos
Ia Que puede hacer el sefor Araols' %
+oSo onizss recompensado con dlez soI
pesos an a;ctar le
ros ooro Ia ronyocs ci6l de cOncursos anua
les fue ell prmero en- establecer un sia1ene
A. rooornnorsas V IN sistema de estudlos qus
nor irreemplazable Sc tiene, todo AURA "
mo dura su memoris, pof nc lue e 9
nrimero en- albergar en- palaclo de reyes ios
frutos del trabajo =,
Dios ouiera que los frutosdel traoalo ue
los h0u 1eyes no Sc exiban en- edlnclo 'no!5
nos de albergar Ia utllizaclon Gel IL g3uio'
d asfuerz9 del estudio para provecho Oie-
nestar de nuestra socledad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-23
IO del alla
Reprodueimos de nuestro estimado cole g.
El Po Is.

Reprodueimos de nuestro estimado cole g
El Pc Is.
UNA OPINION
Dice ell C6digo de Comercio en- su articu
10 312:
| 4" Consistendo ell preotamo en- dinero, pa
CARA Ell deldor deyolviendo una cantiddC
| i02dZ d "a recibadd :" de dOnde sc deduct
Que 81 Sc presto IN nal pesos moueda corren
te habra que devolyer, cuando venza Ell pres
| tamo. la misma cantidad de IN mil peso.
moneda corTiente.
| El C0iigo 10 dice naGa sobre 81 yalor Que
tuviera la moneda al h acer el pre5tamo, pues
| 6s de suDoner que eli prestataro reclbiria
antes de suscrbir el pagara la cantidad com
pleta su satisfaction y en Ia moneda Legal
circuante. Asi es que 10 mlsmo hubiera
recibid0 IN nil pesos enterOs que cuatro mil
pesetas de 25 centavOs
Pero 81 entire Ia fecha del pr6stamo la
de su vencmiento, va!ia por cualquier cir
cunstaDcia el valor de la moDeda resulta
que con ese motive las pesetas valen, al ven
cimiento del prestamo, "a 8 23 26 eel ia
vos, surje entoDces la question sguiente
esta djfeTeDcia en- ell valor de ia moneda,
squien la ha de perderf
Ell C6digo de Comercio la resuelve en ell
mismo articulo citado. agregando que la cf n
tidad igual la recibida, que Sc devueva ha
de ser con Grreg!o al D slor legal Qa4e tu0iere
la M 7eQa al tempo de la deoolucion Ell
Codigo no dice NADIA del valor que tu
viera la noneda nuando So hizo ell pr6stamo;
habla soamente del valor legal al tempo de
la devolacidn. y 81 ell prestamo recibi6 cna
tro mil pesetas a raZ6n de 25 centavos cada
una, 8 see mil pesos, 81 verificarlo 81 pa
60 no hay mas moneda circnlante que pc
setasy estas valen legalmente "a centavos
moneda corriente legal, habra que devolver
4f66 3f5 peSetaS one raz6n Sa % per.ts
vos forman los mil pesos.
Creo one este es e case en- que nos encon-
tramos en- Pnerto-Rico. Los prestamcs an
tes de | de Diciembre Sc hicieron en mo
media corrlente en- ell comercio en- pesos a re-
zon Go 100 centavos, eG medos pesos a rs
zon de 90 centavos en- pesetas a rszon Gs
20 centavos, todo valor legal en- ell couercio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-23

Director DEMOCRACIA.-Fon once
Nos adherimos en- un todo al acuerdo
tornado con fecha dlez y nueve de los
corrientes por Ia Camara de Comerclo
de esa Ciudad, que aparece pubhcado en
el nflmero 1856 de La DEMocRACIA.
San German, 2l de Diciembre de 1895.
Francisco Lagarde -Tomas Qu'flo-
nes.- Miguel r. Dominique, farmaceu-
tico. N. Agrait.-V. Sanabria, emplea
do.-Miguel Alomar, empleado. ) uan
Angel Bonocio Gelpi.-J. Ioro
Geda.-Lucas Pagan.-Pablo Vidal
Alfonso Agrait. : Francisco Quifones. =
j. Tellado- = Jose Lopez y Villa, hacen-
dado de cafe. T Perichf, hacendado de
ca1la.-Juan Vidal Ropero. Juan Or
tiz, agricultor.- Agapito F. MontsIvo =
Gavino Irizarri, agrlcultor.-R. nj. Su-
rfs.-Cecilio Leon Ramon A. Can
eel. -Acacio Rivera. = Francisco Feliu,
agrlcultor.