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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-08

Two of Cambridge's most estimable young
people. Mr. Myron c. Leach and Miss Liz
zie NJ. Putnam were married Mt Rev. Ed
win Wheelock's Thursday evening and af-
ter "A short wedding trip will go ON to his
fathers farm in Flctcher-Letters re-
ccived from Ralph Mudgctt. who recently
went to Florida for his health, state that
he is very much improved and is gaining
In health and fesh.-Alrs. NJ. w. Holmes
md daughter, Laura, went to st. Adams
Friday morning 20 spend Sunday with her
sister, Mrs. c. T.. Hulburd.-Thc annual
meeting of the CorEro Sationai church was
held in the church parlors saturday at
tclnoon when after a short devotional ex-
ercisc the following officers were elected
!Or the year ensuing. ClerK, -. Il.
Holmes; treasurer. Deacon S. VI. Stafford;
committee Of supply Deacon ;. NJ. SAT-
ford and Il. X. Holmes; janitor, -. ID.
Withercll The trcasurcrs report SHOWS
the church in a good condition financially,
being out of debt.
Tho Allen shoe Co.'S. cut price shoe sale
gives everybody u chance to save money
on shoes.
NORTH HYDE PARK.
School commenced Monday.-The Sum
day school is rehcarsing it's Christmas
programme.-llav at last closed a
trade with NJ. +. Tucker, Wild Sargent
has commenced the task of cutting and
delivering at the mill 10000 feet of logs.
Nj. 4. Hadlcy was in town Sunday and
assisted the choir at the Congregational
church.
WATERVfLLE
Miss Una Mann has returned to her
school duties at Hyde Park.-B. j. Kelley
| and Burton Wiley went TO Boston Mon
| day. Mr.. Kelley has a job in the Revere
| House.
| HYDE PARK.
| Lamoil,e County Court opened Tuesday
| with Judge Thompson Of lrasburg in
the chair.-Skating on Roddy's pond has
been the popular amusement for the last
week.--Rcv. Father j. -. Rand has been
| entertaining his brother from Burlington
for 4 few days.-Mrs. +. y. Kcclcr ret IN
ed from her Boston visit Saturday night
NJ. c. Searlc and bride Of Cambridge h1vo
been spending n part of their honeymoon
at J. 5. Searle's.->James ingalls, of Bur
| lington is making his brother, Elwin
| short visit.--SChool opened Monday with
the usual corps Il teachers.-The play en-
titled Comrades" will be given in Town
hall Friday night. The artists will be as
follows: Misses Cheney. Fitch and Waite,
| Messrs. l.. II. Noyes. G. S. Leach, b. \.
| Fairbanks and NJ. u. Whitney. After The
presentation of the play a promenade Will
he given. The orchestra will furnish mu-
sic.-Work was begun on Pages calendar
| lot W MoNudE morning. II VIII W. Il mo y
attractive one that that Of last year md
n little larger. The first edition will q
looCo-A steam whistle is one Of the re-
cent additions to the hide house.
WOICOTT.
Misses Myrtle and Kate Bcdnll Of Nor
risvillc visited at O. j. Putnam's last
Week.-Mrs. Cole Foster of Burlington
, has been visiting in town.-Alfred the %
, year old son OF Mr. and Mrs. VI. Dwnell.
r died last week Wednesday after n u days
illness Of Brghts disease. The funeral
was held at the home on Friday.-Mrs. NJ.
I. j. Mann Is i'll.
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CRAFTSBTRY,

Mrs. Harriet fillmore from MorriSvi'le 8
visiting friends in town. \. Patterson.
wife and daughter Ethel, also Mrs. |. r.
Patterson have returned from a. visit To
Boston and Whitman. Mass Mrs. Ncttia
pavcrson seems TO be mprovng.-ilcnrr
King is laid up with "A qunSy sore throat.
Arrangements are being made for =
Christmas entertainment at the Methodist
church.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-08

Millinery, All planning and
Trimmed. worry saved, and
lots of money too.
We can sell them cheaper than or
der Hats for the reason that the
time our manager gives her patrons
when they leave their orders is all
saved, hence for So. so, $500, 81,
or $500 you get beautiful Hats.
Muslin Have you ever
Underwear. thought what a
nice Christmas
Gift YOU can choose in this Depart
ment. Beautiful ones, and will give
I, pleasure to the recipient.
One price and cash. Lockers as
welcome as purchasers.
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Thc g ehacdson
Tho Siehacdsom
Thc &iehaedson
Rich Gifts From Christmas Land.

Pretty gift Articles claim the aise for their dress parade
Elegant pieces of Cut Glass; dainty articles Sterling Silver BcaBrac
from everywhere beautiful Fans real Duchee Lace Handkerchief solid
Linen Handkerchief Christmas Cloves exquisite of Embroidered
Linen Renaissance Sa and the finest collection of Ladies Purses and
Pocketbooks shown this cand most reasonable prices
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-08

Miss ]e11ts CNa-1o,ov ssVc a party
Vn Friday sNeGsmS. p5~V-a@s- > ~ sAc
rVSS&y0cS ~ hcc rather. CSsS,- [Nor1o,cS,
1'hs sVSoIus W2S E1yaS1@s,S Sg'caI N
u,tvtrts slrrtF>,
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BAKERSFIELD.

The winter term Of the Brigham tcad-
envy commenced on Tuesday. DC. 9TH -
:. o. Tillotson has been appointed toxin
liquor Agent by County Commissioner
GimOrc.-pr y. + Hamilton cf n, hc1 ri
closed his dental rooms here m Stt-riaN
and Went TO his hOme.-Thc hop g Mr..
BeJls on Friday evening was vel vt,sui-
ell by the young folkS.-MisS Anna S5wi :
went TO Boston Monday mCruiu.,. whers
she has employment in stOre--AcctuSe-
mcutS have been made for q serbs cC CO.
tillion parties at Bears hall CucS in ~ .
weeNs the coming winter. Pstt~e hand
will furnish the music.-S.'hcul No. with
Miss Mars lite as teacher began the WiI-
ter term Monday morniuS.-RJX ttyts,
who has been sick with u fever So .pus.
faS 50 far recovered that he IS able -
walk out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-08

SS. 50 The wonder
Tailored Coats. bargain of
the year. -
Regular price $15.oS. Made of
good material. Colors, Black, Blue
and Brown-finished seams, and
dart sleeves.
Capes. A few very warm, heavy
Capes. Real winter
goods at 1-3 off regular price
made of plain Beaver, Diagonal and
MatalaSse cloths. These are Cloak
Room opportunities.
Evening A charming color
Silks. scene for your view
ing. Bright and scin-
tilating combinations, that brighten
and freshen with their presence
priced at Sl.0O, $1.25, S1.3S and
S1.75 per yard, 20 and Fl inches
wide.
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FRANKLIN.

The village schools op ned Monday " n
= c. Noyes as principal and Miss NJ ~
Seward. assistant. Misses Il auche Nye aud
Nellie Wilder in the intermediate and prt-
mary departments.-ThOm RlsucN ARD
returned 10 his nome in Spr.p. field NJ 49,.
Monday accompanied by Ernest t.ouge -
Miss Donna Anderson returned from s'Nv-
entry Monday. Prosper and Charles NJ, -
sier have rented and have moved On 70
Henry Manley'S farm in this VitlaSS.-
The entertainment given by the Epvot n
League Friday evening. Dee. :. Was yery
enjoyable and well attended.-ThN La tis>'
Aid Of the con greg atiOnal society WILL : ",
an entertainm mt in the town hall t'rt-
day evening, assisted by Miss Mary To-
bin of Swi.utOu.
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Al.Rl-EHHl CENTRE.


Mrs. Rats G-ySu - SNSz,ca j. VsSS,-
tus hsr uooSeSr, Mrs, z : HAS-cS~-N-,
aud Mrs, ". IL Rockwell ~ 1S--n la Nogs>
Ard the M5SsS5S Rockwell ~ 81 A,sArs
Spsue S22t0Sr W,,A MIS- Il. IL. R-V,oSU0S.,
Mrs, GsSpCSe Hara1aOc,s AAs been c~sse
I'll With sA5 SrtsN-St -. Essl. I'D NJ. Mt
rSu Ro-ekNvU visited ~ ,~,s'e2se- 9A>,
"Wednesday and T@--s aAN .--eosSS- ssaSres
Is hJsSs fSy a 6y~ GANS-N-S. n J
III 1ssas Ns I>szs la NS.se slaS Neen ,se
guest 80 Mrs Ora sSsrl ~ PAST NNeS.-
Mis- Helen Sawyer slvSs - Ne~ YORK sAss
week TO Spsr1 aka Al1SsAy'S
GRAND lSl-s>,
JoSsrh G5-1-,s has e1zaveess1 woCs ~
hts utsl, 1ust D. cAu sveSsA5-s eeN ~ mss
Tee rr,ostVs, power u sAsS1s>c s-sszc y;
~ hor>,s pVSvr,-A S5rtyS NJ meetings a-N
bvl5 thls wseS AT eA.> NssNSs5Ss EcsSscS s.a-
ehurv 1.-The Ladies All -rss AZ AAaeT
MtcN-2hgr'S last ~S~AS-NasS Dos ga4lrss
Csirard has NgSHS>A i IN SSsaaSs-ls A-.Sl1%Ss
"a Pear a tOun -rneveur : o-pS As~ls Toes
daV dfes rrlc5a stVtnS rs-As az Uay 10 and
Rutland SxteCStln r'sse-'s.sss- T1se eo-a-ass-
siSs.grS 1pPCgGss1 - SsSsse s&-sa &A=nsSes
are k.dv tScs G1rJbNHa S,e-ssSS Rewards
and tsphrt1ra NSe'SSaesr-
You cen save ErorsC Nc Sa-VTrS V>n-
SHOES nO~ at the Allen Sh,G,e CS,S~ cas sS-Sc'
shoe sale
AuaSu-HGH,
Mys I. NJ >SeSS, wee S&s Scea vtvS Al
Is trr,ErDNles -MrSN r. J. E6GSlNS a.
SNStnecn i visiting her vN1-SncS- Rex Sut
Mrs UAvtt Mar 1m.-E>esSss&S Lk5Ss s'a.
" rrilfuS In es~ eVSssas6ea-eSoyce Ma
vim h aseetttlns Scn,Nc1 N. SWs2ssn a-Sses,
Martha - homo srNEr Esrle --S-a Ac3sc|nl
7 VI here he H. .sssspS -usc SceoN,2,-M1ss MAJ
Mott Os RN~HSes EN1ESs : sSe s-sssS a. Sl's
Henry Mott.
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JOHNSON.

Mrs Cyrus Davis has returned from her
visit 10 her son IN l.yndonv!lle.-MissA An
ME Cakes has gone 10 Bur ington.-Jcnnic
Tracey has gone 10 her schou. in Water
barry and Eva StGrteVant to her school IN
Sheldon junction; Mable Rogers 10 North
Straiiori y E.-Homer Peck has pur-
chased the feed business OF II. &. Fullins-
ton and the livery property Of joseph
O'pell and has taken ess.on.-Annic
Hosmer has returned from LyndonVi!o
ard commenced her school in the Crsty
district-Aibcrt Kelley and Byron Mills
and family have returned from Ashland,
y. IL. Tor the winter-B. :. Fullinslon
has rented his Gulf house to Byron Mills.
q. n. L.anlon Is in New Hampshire and
Portland, Me, on husness.-W. \, Ian
don has recovered from his sickness and
IS ABOUT again.
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JEFFERSONVILLE,.

Mrs J. g. French was strcEen with
paralNSiS the sh inst and is in 4 critical
condition. Mrs. ls1Gore Como is also very
s!ch.-H W Narnum. who WIS at home
over Sunday has returned to bos;on.-pr,
Frank Mime. who has been visiting mis-
parents here has returned Ia his homo in
Washins ton, II. {, He was accompanied
home by his mother Mrs, Hannibal Mi
ncr, who Will spend the winter with her
son, and by Mrs, Hattie Knox, who has
gone there for medical treatment
The annual cut price shoe sale of the
Allen Shoe Co, is now in progress Buy
Your shoes now and save money.
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs n. \ Jones of johnson has seen
spending the past week in town the guest
NJ Nj, and Mrs. Il, II, Withercil,-Rev,
Edwin Whe,lock attended the funeral of
Mrs II, y. Melcndy At JoflerSonNille We'd
ncsday afternoon.-The Knights of Pyth-
ia have their new hail 50 nearly COM
pleted as TO place upon il a handsome sign
bearing the inscription "Pythian Hail.
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MONTGOMERY.

Revival meetings are TO be continued
this week, Evangelist Johnson from Mus
SaChusettS it is expected will BE- present.
Clarence Hope has gone TO johnson 20
attend the State NORMAL School-ttenry
Stevens has rented Moses CaSavtut'S
houSe.-Mrs. NJ. Rushford is siyk with
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS commence this week
Misses Hodges and Martin are to teach
the village schooL-A. MIR. p,syette has
moved into the Robert Crook house-M :
L. \. Swan is spending u few days With
her daughter Mrs. W. Il. I4ockltu at Rich
ford.-N. W. Taylor is suffering with
rheumatism-Mrs. +. W. CoombS is able q
ride out.-Mrs. W. +. Cooley OF Ricrtort
visited last week at j. d. Heads.-lt is
expected that Or, Herbert BogGe II Der
by is to locate in town.
HIGHGATEl
The Missionary Band OF the Methodist
church gave an interesting entertlique p I
at their church Sunday EVENING" ilrse
number attended the church socslnDe ~
Mrs George Holmes Friday eventpS and
were pleasantly entertaiued-NadaS rtcht
has been home from Stauhr.dge. Canada.
visiting her folks for the past week -
Blanche Nye began her school at Franklin
village last Monday.-Oscar Payne Is home
from johnson. where he has been at work
Emery Brewer has gone TO Roche StSr &C
spend the winter with his brOthec.-The
cornet band is arranging for fair Ianu-
airy l. lSs9.-Niss Flora Nernal is the guess
of Mrs h. +. Nye for a few dayS-G. r
, Manser has been appointed liquor agent
, for Highgate.-N. W. Payne has hired III,
Searls house and will move from r. =
, Nye's farm soon.
. SHELDON.
The funeral of the late Gordte j. Chad
. wick was held Sunday at the ConsreSt
. tional church at 1;S p. M. Rev. r. j
Chrystie otficiated. The church was fila,
. with relatives and friends. The intsrmea
was in the family lot In the Sheldon Gem
, etery. The Sheldon male quartette rem
: dered music for the occasion.-S 4
. Thomas has bsel rSappointed deput
. sheriff by Ii. +. Kelley. high sheriff.
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GEORGIA.

Miss Sybe, Reynolds has returned for
tho winter term of schoo. at Georgia
Plain.--Bcr. Hulburt has returned from
his trip TO New Hampshire and is now To-
Gated in Burlincton.-The young people
have enjoyed skating on tho pond the
past week.
Allen y Cleveland and Ethel \. Pattce,
both Of Georgia were married IN Georgia,
December :. by Rev. &. W. Clark.
Won can save money by buying yn
shoes now at the Allen shoe Cos. cut pr.Ce
shoe sale.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
(Coutiuued from LIST pASel

aay-P NJ. Luut has rented the two
forus Of L. E Wilbur in this tONn.-NrS.
Asa Lane fell ON the lcrvh AZ Edmund
Martins last Saturday. StIStsintOs~'hcTe-
" a spraiued wrist and quite a severe
eut over the EYE :. WhitcNmS is SlAi-
Ing the cheese fsCt0rS.--JNmcS Wilbur Is
now able to walk without Il CrUtch.
The Allen Shoe COS, cut price SeVc sale
gives everybody chance 10 save money
on shoes.
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ALBANY.

Fred Watson is very sick with rheuma-
liz N. Wallace Sortwcl has become in
sane and the paper, have been made put
to take him tu the Erutt,choro asylum
Duran Nelson of this town and Miss Lau-
ra NJ kiuStry Of Woodbury. w.r" married
rccoully.-Gco-gc y. Tenn,y, VINO has had
his foot amputateG is doing VIII.
GREEN BORO.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase OF Crafts
bury visited in town last woek.-The w.ul
storm Monday morning unroolcd portion
of the large harm belonging to Jam, :
Noung.-Nrs, Clark Baker, an old md well.
known resident in town, died in burlington
last Saturday. The remains We're brought
here For intcrmcut. She leaves a husband
and Two sons, who have the sympathy Of
the entire community,
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NORTH HYDE PARK.
WATERNfLBE.

Miss Una Mann has returned to her
school duties at Hyde Park.-B. J. Kelley
and Burton Wiley went to Boston Mon
day. Mr.. Kelley has job in the Revere
lInugp.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-08
JERICHO

Miss Anna Allen spent Sunday NTH her
father, VIM Atl~u.-A ,c- C0cn-Su s WISH
Ing IN FStirfaN.-Nsll.V Woodruff OF MNua-
wick i vtS.tlu. fire od> in 5Owr--A
Wood left Thursday fJr -. Atkins 1ar.
Atkinson. Ws.. whsrc he WILL visit m->
s.Ster.-BsSSte EStruey ~ Loon Lake y
Y. is visiting MrS, Albert VII en- -
Daisy NCtiihbou * Iyt~tgtus rhg E,s,> y
CLASSICAL lust.tute--M Ms NJ. NJ. Z. cslfuS 20
i STAYING at l. 7. WIoUr's Cards a...e
been Received durorc- suS ths, marriage Ds
Julia \. Cakes os N'Il~Jr and Lsu- E,a--
bridge os Woodstock "Wednesday. D,e,,a.s.
Der "A
Thy annual cut price shoe SssL> OF uh,
AIcn Shoe c.. J. nCw Iu p-y1 srvss. Is =
Your shoes now and save m0~~N.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-12-08

Nj ard Mrs. \. =. Fay were called 10
Vs.. lord ThGrS.ay 20 attend The funeral
eel. Nr>. b. T., aN.-Ellyah dee Of Prime
s,r. Ill.,. and George bc. g.. Georgia we're
guests az Mrs <. a.. Stake Thursday
u..,- lsi udrta ~ The friends ana 7, .at!yes
.. MI and Mrs ". 9. Blake met al rh-!r
D. me SATURDAY evening 10 celebrate t-c.r
-r.E wedding anniversary. Rev. & l..
T.pir. .'2 tchSl: of Tho companS present
81 ttr vr94c and bridegroom with AN easy
chair and severe. pieces Of silVcrwara.
NNp can save money 10y buying your
>ne.s now al The Alien SEog Co's, cut price
sr5t- SAVE.
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WEaSTFORp

Miss Winnie O'sgo1d las returned from
the Mary Fletcher Splg4l- Edwin RICE
IS home from ST. JVl4l.Soury.-H HENRY :.
Stone is lad up with - ssl1H ON his slluslA.
Miss Lots OSgOOd has secured - pos
tiou as teacher in BSrt0n-- David H Ma
comber. who has been at ~0rS in \ burg.
is In towu-Nrs. IT, y MaeWrrl9sr has uN--
turned from WtllseOn. ~nsrV she has G.cvl.
Spending SOME time with her sister
Harlie Rogers had Wild cat Oa sxa5-
hilton Monday Which he had shot. lcs
weight was fifteen pounds. b,et- : apparent
" about one third sr0wu-Algupi Bellows,
Who was reported To- have g0uc Wesr.
postponed his departure in order TO take
his family with him. HIS household good.
were sold "Wednesday.
The Allen Shoe COS. cut price shoe Sll-
gives everybody chance 10 save ul0n y
ON shoes.
SOUTH BURLINGTON
school in No closed Friday. The pro-
Eramme consisted OF speaking amid Sing
ing by the scholars, Instrumental bn@$6i
by HenriSttL Housh and singing ey Mrs
Cyrus Cove. The school rSoun Was wsl
filed with the pareHsS and Friends OF an,
scholars. Miss Lnro Mtlklrs. gSAc her
has entered upon her fourth year. AAVtga.
taught 10 consecutive TERMS i'm this dis
trict. giving general satisfaction
Mrs. n. c. Harrtr gtou is VtsttHmy Tn 81
Adams
Alexandsc waddell returned to- Russo.
town. +. @. Thursday,
J. L. HouSh who spent the last shrAo
years in tho Cascade Mountains. has leel
visiting his nephew. H. IL HNasA-
VIII Hagar Of Cascade Mountains wS
Ia town Sunday visiting hts Siscsr. MTs
T. q. Brown
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Mrs. Eliza Kendall widow Of the late
Nathan Kendall died at her residence on
Main street on Wednesday. November 30.
AT 3 p, m. Mrs. Kendall had been In poor
was held on Friday. Decmeber 2 at tae
Baptist church. Rev. J. B. Merrill oficiat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

| los cereales where's algodon y otros prodnctos
crudos que representap la mayor fuerza de Las
exportaciones americanas, en- vrtud de cue ha
sido cornpilada como ustrac6n del aumen;o
de tratico en- artfculos manufacturados. Los
ultmos va tenfan mercado todas parties del
mundo Los Instruments de agriculture ameri-
canos aumentan en- merecida reputation en- In
gleterra.' Francia, Alemania y Russia; el au-
mento en- las ventas es de asombrosa impor-
tancia. Mexico la America del Sud han sldo
grandes compradores con la Argentina y Ell
Brasil la caDeZa Tomando como un ejemplo
el betnn brillo para estufas. es de notar que
las ventas para la exportaci6n en- 1898 por los
nueve meses fueron S207 SAC contra $53 G37 por
ell mismo periodic de 1897 Relojes de bolso
de pared Sc embarcan en- grandes cantdades
para Ingaterra. Sud America. Jap6n. China y
Australia. En- 1898. los fabrlcantes de sacos
cordeeria bramante otros artculos hechos
de ibra vegetai y plantas textiles. aumentaron
en- cxportucion de $1.719.9O7 en- 1897 50 O5S.-
100. Carries de acero americanos han des-
collado en- competencia por SUI favor en- Europa.
Mexico. las Antas. Sud America. Asia y
Africa: aumentan mucho en- su venta hablendo
saItado las ventas de 1901. 724 en- 1897 (por los
nueve meses) q 81 .465.OS7 en- 1898. La maqul-
maria americana esta ganando nuevos laureles
cl6n. legara dominar los mercedes del mundo
antes de mucho 10 mIsmo podrfa decrse de Ia
ferreterfa herramientas.
Las exportaciones de hierro acero manufac-
turas de los mismos metales han aumentado de
$3.50 900 en- los primeros nueve meses de 1896
q $40 .603,34 en- el msmo periodic de 1897. y
$50 900. GG5 Ell 1898. Estas cifras hacen
apologize Uno por uno la larga lista de artfcu-
los manufacturados embarcados de los diversos
puertos de los Estados Unidos puede exami-
narse. Demostrara que ell concrete americana
con el extranjero promote un desarrollo mas
rapido que el de cualquier orto pats, no importa
Guam agresiva saba administration.
FL fabricante americana ha alcanzado un puesto
en- que puede dedcar al concrete extranjero toda
la atenci6n que merece. Sc lie presentan grandes
oportunitades. Las equivocaciones del pasado
estan va corregdas. la experience lie ha en-
sefado donde ha triunfado donde ha fracasado.
Aquellos que no han entrado nunca en- ell campo
del concrete extranjero podran benefcarse con
ell ejemplo de los que 10 han hecho. Para en-
sehanza de todos los fabricartes americanos.
sera convenience que lean ell artfcuio que aparece
en- otra columna cue uata en- detalle csc
asunto.
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Express
Packages

sent to us from any part Of the UNITED
STATES for CUBA and PORTO RICO will
be shipped from the port Of New York as
fo.lows:-
To Havana, every Wednesday and Saturday
To Santiago Guantanamo and Cienfuegos.
Jan 9th, 1899, and every second Thursday
following
Sagua, Cardenas, Dec. 81. and every
second Saturday following.
Porto Rico. Dec 80. Jany 10. Jany IA, Jany
90 Jany q. Jany 80.
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canas Dor medic de almacenes de muestras y de
slndlcatos de casas comsionistas.
AMENTO DEL COMERCIO DE Elk.
POPTACION.
La EsrADisTIcA COMPARATIVE ABRE Los oJos
DE LOS FABRIcANTEs AMERIcANos HACIA
Ell EsTUDro DE LAS vENrAs PARA
Ell ExTRANJERo.

AL considerar ell asunto de la Exportacion
Americana. revela la estadistica de la manera
mas convincente. los grandes estudos que este
pats ha estado q hacienda. De todos los princi-
pales puertos de mar. ei de la Magma Nueva-
York. descuella conspfcuamente por la impor-
tancia de concrete. FL aho que termin6 en-
30 de JUNO de 1898 las importaciones del pals
sumaron S616,O50.6G. las exportaciones
1921. 4S2,3S0, dejando un saldo favor de las
exportaciones de SG15, $40 Este no tuvo
precedente EN- 1893. aho de panico, ell saldo
fue en- favor de las importaciones por $1S 1885,
72S. En- 1894 estas condolences Sc trastocaron
con un balance en- favor de las exportaciones de
S231 .145050 Fue esta Ia suma mayor del saido
favor de las exportaclones que jamas Sc habia
visto. Sc superb en- 1897. demostrando la esta-
distca que este pals era acreedor por la cant-
dad de S2SG.263, IA. la estadfstica de 1893
demostro en- alto grade que todos los prece-
denies sc habian desvanecido en- las sombras
Durante los nueve meses que terminaron en- l
de Octubrc de 1898. el total de las exportaciones
spor los puertos del Athantico 1nicamente as
cendio S633. 432. 1865. contra S545074 916 por
el inismo periodic de 1897 y $4S6, 260 S62. De
este concrete. por los nueve meses de 1898,
S544l2649l sc EMBARGO de Nueva- York contra
S2.'S3S1 1856 en- 1897. y $271. 49,. 5Ss en- 1896
Eel constante aumento del concrete extranjero
queda demostrado con Lar estadsticas de los dlti-
mos tres amos. este no obstante la guerra coli
Espana que por algun tempo amenaZ6 inter
venir en- ell concrete de navigation. Los artfcu-
los aquf pubcados. son ell objeto de demos
trar ell caracter general que ell negoc!o de ex-
portaci0n esta asumiendo
Exportacicnes en- los nueve mcses que termi-
naron Septiembre so:
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