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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-21
Una CaIts do Caguas
Sr. Director ee LA CoRREsP NDENcIA.
Capital.
Muv nnr mfo.

Muy nor mfo
sEl Ant"nnmista, de Ponce, Inserts en- su
adiei6p del del que cursa un magi-tral ar1ieu
10 titn.sdo clos can1idatos,, tendpnte de-
mostrar ouafes son por sns condcinne., los
hcmhres que ell pals debe llevar la Canars
ipsnlsr
C"nformes un todo con las sp-eciacio-
nea de aqnr' senssto diario.
Los h"mbres de aeoihn tibia en- Ia politics.
los sct mofat' cics esos timoratos de ayor. no
puenen ser ehcaeps .us campaIas, porque
fsltoa de rarActer de verdaderss condolences,
Il. qnearfan Cd aqne''os momentcs en- que solo
q costa de puj"nza de enterezs, sc obtendria ell
triuI 70
81 pramio, pues. para los prohsane, para
los iDvariahles, para los que no Sc dob eguen nj
ante sus amhcionas personales nj ante la fuei
- de los compadrazgos.
lie antcipan las grscias quedsn de usted
alto 8. ct m
Caguss l. de Marco de 1Sos
Ig"seio Lizardi Salvador Cahsllnro, r.
:Cs.sn"vs, r. Arce. Ramon A Gimenez, Manuel
Mnfo,. Jose R. Santisgo, Francisco Rivera,
Jpan q nelgado Francsoo Ccl'azc, R Vega,
Lad. Lisa'df Nsmesio Carry JUN Vi"s
". Escoa, Benito APoLte, G. Garcia, R.
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La EXPOSITION Universal
"bleimisnto de tejh'os y noredo'les
situado en- el aaisno lor"l l"e ocap6
don Ayelin0 EHzulde
43 SAN FRANCISCO -.43,s,

Acaba de sbrir sus puertas al phblico este
espscioso eegante es,ableciinie"to primero
en- su o'sse con IN complete y vAr'adieimo sur
lido de tejidos en- general, sreon,andose en- 9l
lesre in tea u,as mod"ets 4 la nas rioa Ade.
mas cueDta con nfniind de hrS'onos propios
de an ramo, todns do ALA novedsd f"ntaala.
Riq"fsimas cort'nas y Fobreoamas da punto
Col hopetas de sads dc nlg"don Gron va
riedsd en cam>s de hero = colch"nes. En"a
jes fnfaino. Tl'as borda1ss Paragna' y
somhrillas. Man,illas De hlosrdss Pe'n"Ae
de to Toe co'ores. Camisetas, med las ca ceti.
nee de hIlo s)g ton Ned'a- dc aeds. Guam
tes. corbatas F,ufsmas muselinas dc hio,
cresponas, Cir ta~ etc Los precios serhn una
verdaders har.tura. Perca,cs ,nnsc''nas Ii
naS. nsn-hs, satenes, veIo de religinsa "Lr"s
much p srtf.nlos, 0esde centavos vera en-
adelspte Qnen visite el estahlecimient" sal
dr& ,nmp'~cido. A visitar, pues, LII Etposi
ci6n Uuig 7sul 10
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Gran Hotel "lng|aterrd", H Hotel

Gran Hotel '|ng|aterra" ms9 aoss! s4Ssa'h de Ps-
Montado Ia altura de los mejores de Europa.
Vistas la bahia. Con gabinete de leotura,
departamento de cantina, tabaquerfa un ele-
PESOS en- adelante, segdn la habitaoion que Sc
ooupe.~-A AGUDO.-(Propieta
Rar9tieimnc Sc venden: Una bicicleta Nau
uo'o'i''''o' man de primera, un requinto
Lefebre, dos olarinetes idem, no par platillos
para banda, un violoncello, un violin, un bonn.
bardino w.. un atadd Informaran en- Are.
cibo los senores 4. Morin Ca.-Pavfa 10.
I'LL
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Carlos y Antonio Rodriguez

Peritos mercantiles de la Escuela Official de
Comercio de Barcelona, con celtifcado de la
Academia de Comercio de Zurich. Ofrecen sus
seryicios profesionales para Ia contabilidad y
correspondence naoional y extranjera. Como
cen todo 10 referente bancos de emission y
descuento, no tienen Inconvenience en- desem-
pehar dichos nego ;iados como auxiliares. Re-
siden en- A6asco, Puerto-Rico. 3O-2s
p|antas ViV2s FL que suscribo ofrece en-
! 'u"'o' VINO venta plants de uvas mos
oateles tradss de Malaga, plsntoues de higue-
ras de varias clases arbolitoe de manzanas y
ciruelas Plaza del mercado calle del Hos.
p;ts, ramero 10. - Antonio Gonzalez, ell
Ouinto So
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ABANICOS NUEYOS

H Caprieho anuncia al publico ell nuevo
preciosfeimo surtdo de abanicos ap neses
ps,a u e-,>rion Jam&- se VIC taDta varie
, da', p"v.da' y baratrra
: A los seilores comerciantes del interior
se les m ndarau n.upstras cuando deacon. Ez
CapricAo San Justo 81 10 s
Il p SERRANO
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San Germda. -"Electo por unanmidad
psra reress .tantes in.ulares, don Francisco
M riap' @ 1oneS, don Lnis NUM- Rivera y
.or NJ agiiez, don Hermino Dlaz. CoySes.
DonS0I"
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7 Ell { G R A N A S

Los tres dfspaohos que i continuation pu
blicamos los re.rh,m"s es'e msil ma y fperon
depositados ANTES DE AVER ell las estacio
nes de or gen
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Ponce. sR.nnidoe comite de dergados
pa,a pi H. br m ento he dlpot ados b ortes.
d.. .'en-r, {,un Antonio Corton.-Coryes-
POI sal"
May gaes B tsrces 60 aba de hu'ns
salun . hn. ne Fe Jer,. E>ta m fapa .,nu6
Sc sq"f proongado ,tmfIer de TERRA Blu
sOTa :"
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az AStGUROS CONTRA INCENDI0S

Y MARITIMOS en- las respetables oompalfas:
eLa Northern,s deLonlres.
<La North British and Mercantile, de
Londres
<La Marina, de Londres.
<La Trasatlantica, , de Hamburgo.
ella Trasatlantioa,s de Berlin.
Pagos con prontitud. Premios
muy m6dices. Fl Agente:
Ludwic Duplace.
Tetuan IL. -Sar Juan Puerto Rico P
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Gran desti|eria y fabrica de |icores
DE DON MANUEL AMBROSIANI
PONCE. PUERTO RICO.

E importation directa de whose coguacs,
anisados y ginebras tinas, vermouth, etc, de la
renombrada destilerfa Ide M. Il. Casanova y
Compaaia, estsbecida en- Jerez de la Frontera.
Sc stendera log pedidos con puntualidad,
Precios muy populares. Sc garantizan los
productos de la casa y los importados por Ia
misma
.1Y Y7Dirijir la correspondence 4 DON
MANUEL AMBROSIANI-Pon 45-0
Vont2 de muebles de todas classes, adornos,
'o"'a piano in6nidad de 6gurss biscuit, te
rra-cota etc ETC., casi regslados. Luna 5s
altos. Us
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A los induStriaIeS Dc Ia iSIa

La comisi6n elegida por este Club, para
informar acerca de la reforma arancelaris, al
objeto de poder dictaminar con toda la ampli-
tud que tan importsnte asunto requiere, supli
ca todos cada uno de los industriales que en-
la aprovincia existen, Sc sirvan oooperar con cuan
tos datos jusguen conducentes 4 satisfacer las
necesidades de sus respectivas industriae, di =
rijidndolos. en- todo ell presente mes, al presi-
dente que susoribe Ponce, 10 de Mario de
1898. JUAN CABRER. lO-l
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EMPRESA De C0cHES

La gran Empresa de Coohes de los sef1ores
MASSO Y RAMIREZ de Cayey, ha nombrado
agente en- esta Capital don Benito Zalduondo,
qaedando instalada dicha agencia en- su estable'
oimiento LA LUNA, San Francisco s5, esquins
Cruz y frente la Plaza de Armas
Cocbes para Caguas, Cayey, Aibonito, Coamo,
Bafos de Coamo, Santa Isabel, Juana Diaz, Pom
ce, Guayams, Arroyo. Salinas Aguas 'buenss.
Precios sin competencia.
aB@Teefono nhnero 24O.
NOTA: Esta empresa tiene una combina'
DION especial que permite tener siempre en- esta
Capital buenos coches disposition del pdblico,
la hora que los necesite
Recuerdese la direction: establecimiento
ella Luna, plaza de Armas, Capital. 800
q GIuh |Ininn " -Clases de gimnasia, es-
o'up o"'o''' grima tiro de pistoia. Sc
daran clases de gimussia nihas adultas de
de & l de la maflaua. A nifios y adultos
desde las IL del dla haeta las IL de la noche.
l5All
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Cada Dad ea.s, a.ss mssiSs@sns9 D,sbsss n.1, de s
curaci6n de los callos, Sc detslls as centavos
ei pomo en- los estableeimlentos sEl Cspricho,s
sLa Esfera, J sFsrmseis Col6n.s p.
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Quon nnrnnin Sc vende ell establecimiento
"oV" ""e'o'o de Farmacia <Botica Basora, 1,
situado en- Ia calle de Mendez Vigo, ndmero e5,
esquna Ia de NIirssol. Dicho establecimien.
to esta en- pena marcha, surtidoy con excelen;e
clientele Para informes, en- el mismo estsble-
cimiento con don Rafael Msngusl Guensrd,
y don Federico Basora. Maysguez, II de
Febrero de 1928. l5-l4
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nENTR0 de comisiones Agencia General de
oI"'po negocos. Manuel Lopez
TELEGRAPH: "Pelopez. > Guayama. - Puerto
Rico. p.
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AeoCoI eoHOS no A%U 4 xttoftN <AItVtSso'
eSon frecuentes los casos de eDvenenamientos
por la yuca agria que estan sucediendo. FL
sntfdoto recomendaio psra estos casos, es ell
aoh,ote, pul pa roja que envuelve Ia semilla de
la bijs, tomsda en- oocimiento. El remedio es
fAci, sencllo no debe echarse en- olvido. Sc.
RIA conveniente qce todos los colegas reproduce
ran la noticia para mayor publicidai.,
- Anoche recbimos ell sguiente tele-
grama de Gaaysms: eComte delegados para
designation representsnte Camara insular, ELI
gi6 los sefiores: don Modesto Bird. don Luis
Muhoz Morales don Modesto Sola.- Cores
ponsal.s
-. @Agradable sorpresa causa al be-.
llo sexo, y sorprende tambien al feo, notar que
las carss de las damss ostentan IN cults precio-
so elias mismas sc admirsn como un prepara-
do cuyo anuncio sc confunde con tantos otros
de resultados tan inciertos, haya vendo 8 salts
fscer una necesidsd tan sentida en- todas aque
Has damas que han visto nublado ell brillo de
su hermosura por la presencia de manchas, pc
cas- otras alteraciones del cults del rostro y
que solo ell sRemedio Turco, de Amszz-Que.
vados es certamente Ell unico preparado que
purifca el rostro mas atersdo por estos pig
mentos que sc conocen con los nombres de man
chas pecas y pahos, todas cuantas afecciones
puedan presentsrse en- ell CUTS. Aconsej amos
ell POGO uso de todas las sustsncas que solo
hacen ocultar por ell momento las manchas, por
considerable mas perjudicial que dtil El ere.
medic Turco> sc halla de venta en- las princi
pales fsrmscas della sils. 45-4l
-. Sc epcueutran en- esta capital los sefo
res don Rosendo Matienzo Cintr6n don Jose
de Guzman Bentez, importantes vecinos de
Ponce.
.. La oompahfa de zarsue'a. empresa
Pastor, que aver lego a esta capital de paso
para Ssnto Domingo esta subvencionads con
l2 mil pesos orc por ell gobierno de aquella
repdb'ics
=. E1Lnpa,cial, de MaysgGez ha roto
aus relaoone. retirado el cauje LIE PalaJra
Li5re, diario q. se,publioa er Ia misma localidsd
- Nuestro buen agente en- Guainsbo Sc
queia de que dursnte cuatro dias de la semans
anterior, lie bs fsltado uD Dtmero de La CO.
RRE sPoND' Nc1A, que llegs de msnos en- el pa
quote. 7 no es nj ls primers, nj Is. segunda
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LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, February 10-Trade in cat
tie was fairly active, ruling about stea-
dy for the general run and firm for the
better class of offerings Sales were
largely at $4.355.10, common dressed
beef steers going for $4.00@4.25. and
occasionally below $400, while extra
fine shipping grades were strong at
S5.35@5.5O. Stockers and feeders,
cows, were largely at S410@450, and
some prime 500 pound steers sold at
$4.60. Canning cows sold remarkably
well, comparatively few going below
$3.50, and prime heifers brought $4.30
04,50. Calves ranged from $500 to
$780,
There was a further average advance
of sc in hogs. Sales ranged at $4,000
4.05 for coarse heavy packers to prime
heavy weights, the bulk of hogs cross
ms the scales at S3.92h@4O0. Light
weight hogs comprised the larger part
of the receipts and sold at the usual
discount, while pigs went largely at
$36C0385, few going below So 49, The
market closed weak and late arrivals
sold at lower prices.
Trade in sheep and lambs was less
active at weaker prices, sheep being
NduIGu dC bO.-oWt t-Oo lOl ll1tl W
choice grades, ewes selling largely
around $42O Yearling sheep brought
s4.50M510 and lambs were in good de-
mand at s475@5.75 for poor to prime
lots, few going below $5.25. Heavy
sheep and lambs sold badly.
Receipts-Cattle, 10000 head; hogs,
2s, 900 head; sheep, 14,000 head.
East Liberty, Pa, February 10
Cattle steady; prime. s490@500; com
mon, s350@400: bulls, stays and cows,
S20C0400.
Hogs steady; prime medium weights
and heavy Workers, $410@4.15; COM
mon to fair Workers, s4.0004.05; heavy
hogs, S4.O06405 pigs, s3.75@3.90;
good roughs, s3.20@3.50; common to
fair roughs, s2.50@3.00.
Sheep steady at unchanged prices.
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295s @atc to 29ssc, and closed nc high
er at 291s@5sc.
Oats were active and firm. The fea-
ture was the reported sale of $4,000
bushels for export. The large cash
buying had a good effect on business,
many Of the longs" who unloaded
yesterday buying again. There was a
good realizing at the advance, but all
offerings were taken. May ranged
from 25Ac to 247sc and closed as@ Zee
higher at 25Ac.
Trading in provisions was active
with the feeling unsettled. A small
opening decline due to large hog re-
ceipts was quickly recovered on good
general buying and new high prices
were reached. There was heavy sell
ing on the swell of lard and pork by
packing interests and unloading finally
became quite general. All the early
advance was lost, the market closing
steady. May pork 212c higher at
S1o621a; May lard 21ac lower at
$5.071a; and May ribs 212c lower al
$5.17a.
Estimated receipts Friday: Wheat,
SO cars; corn, 525 cars; oats, go cars;
hogs, $4,000 head.
ASSOCIATED Press Quotations)
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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from the private wire OF II. 0. NJ. Davis
q GO. Local Brokers, Exchange Bank
Building.
New York. February 10.-One of the
morning papers Thursday said that De
Lone had sent his resignation by
caoie to lis government and that he
nad practically ceased to act as am
pass ador in this country, while some
OF the other morning papers stated
that the Spanish government had re-
called him and will formally disavow
the sentiment expressed in the letter.
Inc general opinion dominant among
leading operators was that the incident
VIII be almost certainly closed at once
IN TINS manner, and no further fea-
lures or Importance were expected TO
De developed. The opening furnished
surprise which was agreeable to the
Dull and very disagreeable to the bear
traaerS. Opening changes were mixed,
anu Whlle the market soon lapsed into
oullHesS, the tone was very confident
anu fractional gains held remarkably
considering the influences dominant
me customary inclination to hest
ldIe was apparent, On the belief that
49, NhS 9CtielIJ NOliQ D6sslu W
TAX a decline would be inevitable
Inc London market for Americans was
very active and buoyant with gains ex-
tending TO l per cent Pennsylvania
railroad was the leader, followed close
~ by Reading and Erie preferred.
Louisville & Nashville and the North
ern Pacifics were strong and up a per
cent. Daily it becomes more evident
that some powerful influence is secrS-
ly operating in the market and offer
ing considerable support. The curious
circumstances that when weakness is
pronounced in New York the London
market exhibits strength, and that
London is buyer on every BETRAYAL
OF weakness on this side, even when
money rates favor the New York mar
ket and are against the London mar
ket, leads TO the suggestion that in
order to market in Europe certain is
sues of American securities, Mr.. Nor
gan may be the sustaining influences
operating rom the other side of the
water. st Paul earnings showed uD
remarkably WELL considering the
heavy snow storms during the first
week of February. The increase of
S42,343 was above expectations.
Corrected daily by I. o. NJ Davis & Co.,
brokers', Exchange Bank Building:
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CLEVELAND, LORAIN AND
" WHEELING RAILROAD.
Time schedule of Passenger Trains in ef-
feet Sunday May 18th, 1897.
1sleveland Depot Foot South Water Street.
ARRIVE.
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z western 5519c: receipts, 1915 bush
els; exports, none.
Hay, quiet and steady; choice tim,
othy S12.50@13.
Grain freights, quiet and unchanged.
Butter and eggs, quiet and unchang
ed
Cheese, steady and unchanged.
Cincinnati, O., February 10.-Hogs.
steady at s325@4 %.
East Buffalo, N. Y, February 10
cattle, steady
Hogs, Workers, good to choice 81 Is
ga II; roughs, common to choice,
80 50@3 G5; pigs, common to choice,
So 1903 IS.
Lambs, choice to extra, S. 65@5 Is;
culls to common, 81 75@5 %; sheep,
50; cMls to common, So O0@3 80.
Toledo, February 10.-Wheat higher
and firm; No. 2 cash, 95Ac; May,
96Ac. Corn, dull and higher; No. 2
mixed, 291ac. Cats dull and steady;
No. mixed, 255c. Rye dull and I'M
changed; No. 2 cash, AGE. Cloverseed,
lower and steady; prime cash, $40.
Oil unchanged.
From the private wire OF T. o. NJ. Davis
q Co, Local Brokers, Exchange Bank
Building.
chicago, ebruary 10.-Advices from
foreign sources would ordinarily have
been classed among strengthening in
fiuences. Liverpool was irregularly
higher Thursday and private cables
SAID wheat was stronger in all posi-
lions with supplies rapidly decreasing.
Argentine advices told of continued
heavy rains and very light offerings.
Some demand was reported from
France and London cabled that there
was good continental demand for
wheat. Conditions of domestic ma
ture. however, were of an entirely diff
ferent color. Kansas reported che best
crop prospects in years. The question
is gradually growing why such points
as New Orleans, Galveston, Denver and
San Francisco. which have an aggre-
gate of 100000 bushels Of wheat in
store, should not be added to the visi-
BILE supply points. Northwest receipts
were heavy, Ais cars against 403 last
week and 256 a year ago. Minneapolis
dispatches stated that with a contin-
uance of the present favorable weather
conditions, receipts of wheat will hold
until the middle of March. The Cuban
situation wac not even mentioned and
apparently had no influence. All
traces of weakness manifest at the
close last night were entirely lost at
the opening to-day however, and mi
tial trades in the May future were ac-
compiished at an advance Of &c. Re-
alizing and buying by shorts caused
the market to advance and decline
fractionally alternately. The strength
of the market at times was due more
to the lack Of offerings than to any
buying movement. Corn was steady
but more active. There were no couu-
try offerings. The export demand was
heavy. Oats we've fairly active and
strong under general buying. Pro-
visions turned stronger on covering by
shorts.
Corrected daily by T. Q. NJ Davis & Co.,
brokers, Exchange Bank Building.
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METAL.

New York, February 10,-With the
exception of pig iron warrants, the
various markets show well sustained
strength with an upward tendency.
At the close the metal exchange called
pig iron warrants dull and easy at
S645 bid and $685. asked: lake copper
at $11 bid and s11.15 asked. Tin, firm
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at S13.95 bid and s1405 asked; spell
ter closed firm at $4.05 bid and S4.1o
asked. Lead, strong and higher at
1910 bid and $3.75 asked The firm
that fixes the price of lead for miners
and smelters' makes the price Of lead
$3.50.
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FINANCE lind TRADE.

New York, February 10.-Money on
call easy at 1@115 per cent; last loan
li5 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 3@4 per
cent
Sterling exchange strong with actual
business in bankers bills at $4S5M
for demand and $4.S3@4.S3A for sixty
days posted rates, $4.S4@4S61b; com
mercial bills, $4S24.
Silver certificates, 56A@571ac.
Bar Silver, 5G12c.
Mcvinan dollars aSKn
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIV.
For Pittsburg, $40 and 80 a. m. anC
$40 p. M. daily, and lis p m, daily eA-
cept Sunday
Fot Pittsburg and the Feast, $40 a. m.
and 500 p. m, daily.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburg, 1920 "a. m, go p. M,
daily, 1870 p M, taily except Saturdays
Has a. m, daily except Sunday, and Z:5d
a. m. Sunday only.
r. c. BURKE.
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Wheeling,
W. Va. ,,
General Manager.
d. b. MARTIN,
Manager Passenger Traffic, Baltimore,
Nd
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Trains and 5 daily between Cleveland
and Nassilon. all other trains daily eX-
| ccpt Sundays.
Passengers between Wheeling, Martins
Ferry, Bellaire and Bridgeport, take Elec-
trio Railway. M. G. CARREL
e. P. A., Cleveland, D
O. R. WOOD. t. p. A. Wheeling. W. Va.
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WANTED-MEMBER OF SECRET So
cieties to call at West Va. Printing Co,
Inc our samples CT Secret Society address
cards.
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WHEELING.A AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD
On and after Saturday, February I'd,
1895, trains will run as follows. city time.

iDaily except sunca-
Sunday church train. VIII leave Elm
Grove at 9.4S a. m.. and Whsei.ilg at Il u
= H. E. WEISG ERR 2R,
General Manager.
The herald., 1898-09-26
Compton Gossip

COMPTON, Sept. 25.-T. B. Robinson
and family will start for their old home In
Kansas the first Of next Week.
Joel Johnson, from Carrollton, ILL.,, with
his wife, are visiting DIR. Pratt. Mrs. John
son is in poor health.
The farmers are making many improve
ments In the care and feed of stock for
dairy purposes. A great many have built
silos this summer and filled them. SO that
they now are able to feed many more cows
than formerly and add very materially to
the profit side of the business. Some of
them have grown two and three tons of
barley per acre. then planted to corn and
now have ten to thirty tons ready for the
silo.
Contractor E. G. Storrs has Mrs. Wig
ginton's house enclosed and 1t is the best
and most modern cottage in Compton.
Alex Lord will begin the erection of a
similar building in few days; also Mr..
Clark Is planning house just east of the
W. c. T. U. hall. Many more are talked
Of, SO it looks like boom for us.
John Houselman Is being congratulated
on all sides on his nomination for county
assessor on the Democratic ticket.
The herald., 1898-09-26

he did not believe the company could pos
sibly reach home before the latter part OF
next week.
There will be joint meeting of the Po-
mona and Claremont farmers clubs al
the Southern California experiment sta
tion southeast of town Monday at 2 p. m
Horticultural Commissioner Pease of San
Bernardino county, will read a paper or
"Fumigation." There will be picnic al
the grounds and the farmers are all In
vited to attend and to also inspect the
work of the station.
Il. b. Smith, ex-postmaster of this city
has returned from Alaska. and is at pres
ent In San Francisco. Mr.. Smith, in writ
ing to friends here, describes his trip as
an exceptionally hard one and his expe-
riences were anything but encouraging
from start to finish. Mr.. Smith went north
through Canada and via the Peace river
He has returned in very poor health. hav
ing lost over fifty pounds in weight ON the
trip.