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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Pursuant to a decree rendered in the
Circuit Court for Wise County Oh the 18th
day Of September, 1900. in the Chancery
cause therein pending in the name of l.
W. Bolts, Trustee. vs.. Rebecca Horton. ct
al, will, at my Office in the town of Big
Stone Gap, Wise County, Va, on the l0th
day OF November, 1900, proceed to take
aud state an account showing all dein
quent taxes and of all other liens that NAV
be on, or affect Lot II Block n, I'm
provement Cos Plat No. l." of Big Stone
Gap. Va, THEN priorities, amounts and in
whose favor existing. Ii said account j.
not finished on said day and place, the ac-
count will he continued from day to day.
and from place to place until completed.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
October, 1900.
W. :. MATHEWS Commissioner
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
COMMissIONER's NOTICE.

Pursuant to decree rendered in fNe
Circuit Court for Wise County on the Nh
day OF September 1900, in the CHANGER,
cause therein pending in the name OF l..
W. Bolts, Trustee, VS. W. c. Robinson. et
al, will, on November the 10th, 1900. At
my office IN the town OF Big Stone Gan.
Wise County, Va, proceed to take and
state an account showing all the delin.
quent taxes and all other liens, their pri.
critics, amounts and to whom due, which
may con. or affect Lots I and = Biloxi
u.s. Improvement Cos Plat No. g." of Big
stone Gap, Va IL said account is NOT
completed on that day. # will he continu.
ed from day to day. aud from place to
place until the same is completed.
Given under my hand this sth day of
October, 1900.
W. s. MATHEWS, Com missioner.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Pursuant to decree rendered in the
Circuit Court for Wise County on the eth
day Of September, 1900, in the Chancery
cause therein pending in the name Of l..
W. Bolts, Trustee, vs.. +. VI. Johnson, ct
al, | will, on November the 10Th, 1900, at
my office in the town Of Big Stone Gap.
Wise County, Va, proceed to take and
state an account showing all the dciin-
quent taxes and al! other liens, their phi
critics, amounts and to whom due, which
may he on, or affect Lots and : Block
1870, Improvement Cos Plat 40. D. OF
Big Stone Gap, Va. II said account J, not
completed on that day, it will We continu-
ed from day to day, and from place e.
place until the same J., completed
Given under my hand this 5th day oi
October, 1900.
". ;. MAyuLws, Commissioner
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
Natural Increase as a Factor
in the Growth of Popu-
latiOn.


Is it true. then, that there has
been any appreciate increase during
the present decade in the birth rate,
or, on the other hand. any marked
decrease in the death-rate, which
would favorably affect the average an
nual increase OF our total numbers!
Doubtless the continued improve
ment of sanitary conditions in the
large towns and the general progress
in the conditions Of living and in the
treatment of disease are adding
steadily if not rapidly to the average
longevity of onr people. But all In
dications would tend to confirm the
impression that the average annual
birth-rate is declining rather than
gaining in the United States, In
France, for example, although the
modern improvements in sanitation.
treatment of disease, and care OF
children are diminishing the death
rate, there has at the same time been
such falling off in the blrth-rate
that the total population figures are
approximately maintained solely by
reason of moderate stream of i'm
migration from Italy and other neigh
boring countries. 1t is perhaps true
that there are now some localities OF
considerable extent in the United
States where, if it were not for the
fact that there is some immigration,
and also that there is a comparatively
high birth-rate among the imml-
grants, the total population would
by no means hold its own, on account
of the low birth-rate among the
native American element. An ana
lytical study Of the facts that the
new census will gather must throw
much light upon interesting queS-
tons touching the present tendencies
of population in this country. If the
statistics are to be relied upon, the
increase in population that was due
to the excess of births over deaths
was about II per cent. for the ten
years 1SS0-90; but-lurther aSsum-
ing the correctness of the immigra-
ton statistics for the past decade
| if we accept the estimates which call
for a population of SO,OOO,OOO this
year, we shall have to look to the
excess of births over deaths for
gain Of almost % per cent. To any
one at all familiar with vital stats
tics, it is evident without further dis
cussion that such a radical change in
the conditions Of population increase
in the United States could not pos
sibly have taken place. Even if one
were to be content with estimating
that we should have gained pOputa-
ton at the same average rate in the
current decade as in the one preced-
ing, it would still be necessary, on
account of the falling off in immigra-
ton, to rely upon a considerably
higher rate of gain in the excess of
births over deaths in order to bring
up the total. And there is no sufii-
cient reason to believe that the &C
tual census work will show any such
gain. If the decade should have re-
suited, not in the maintenance of the
same rate per cent. OF gain as that
of the preceding ten years, but sim
ply in the gain Of like number of
peopIe-nameIy, about 1880, 600
our total population would be, in
round figures, 75,OOO,OOO. Those
who expect greater aggregate than
100000 will be disappointed
Rerie,o Of Rericlo8.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Pursuant to decree rendered in the
Circuit Court for Wise County on the 7tn
day of September, 1900, in the Chancery
cause therein pending in the name of L.
W. Bolts, Trustee, vs.. Lillian Tracy, ct al,
| will, at my Office in the town of Big Stone
Gap, Wise Comfy, Va, on the 10th day of
November, 1900, proceed to take and state
an account showing all delinquent taxes
and of all other liens that may be on, or
affect Lot 7 Block IS. Improvement Cos
Plat NO. J." of Big Stone Gap, Va, their
priorities, amounts and in whose favor ex.
listing. If said account is not finished on
said day and place, the account will he
continued from day to day, and from place
to place until completed
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
October, 1900.
W. :. MATHEWS. Commissioner.
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The Danville (Va.) Bee says:


A few days ago, in discussing the
great coal strike in Pennsylvania, we
observed that the miners appeared to
be justified in the course they had
adopted, but we did not go into de-
tail at that time. In the address Is
sued to the strikers by President
Mitchell Of their union, he laid down
the following as their chief grounds
of complaint:-That wages are 70
per cent. less than are paid to similar
workers in other sections; that men
are forced to purchase all supplies
from the Company's Store at exhor-
bitant prices, and to live in company
houses at unreasonable rents; that
miners are charged by the company
1915 per keg for powder which re-
tails at 81. so; that in paying miners
for work done the company counts a
ton of coal from three thousand to
thirty-fve hundred pounds. whereas
the laws of Pennsylvania fix the ton
at 2,240 lbs, and the company uses
the last measure in selling their pro-
ducts. If tie facts are as stated by
President Mitchell, and we have no
reason for thinking they are not, for
even the employers have not attempt
ed any denial, it would seem that it
was high time for the miners to assert
their rights in the only manner left
tO them
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11

RICHARD CROKER is pretty shrewd
politician, and his judgment is worth
consideration. When asked the
other day about the report that Mark
Hanna would raise $30,000,00O to
elect Mr.. Mckinley Mr.. Croker said:
"He'll need lots more than that.
The Republicans cannot get enough
money to defeat Bryan. He'll be
elected as sure as the sun rises daily"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Pursuant to 4 decree rendered iu the
Circuit Court IT Wise Comfy on the 1th
day of September, 1900, DO the Chmcery
cause therein pending in the name OF J..
". Bolts, 1restee, W. Martha T.. Tracy, ct
al, will, at my Office in the town OF BIZ
Stone Gap, Wise County, Va, on the 10Th
day of November, 1900, proceed TO take
and state an account showing all deliu-
quent taxes and of all other liens that may
he on, or affect Lot Block -, "lmproye-
ment Co.'S Plat No. |" OF Big Stone GIMP.
Va, their prioriiies, amounts and in whose
favor existing. 1t said account is not fin
ished on said day and place, the account
will he continued from day to day, and
from place TO place until completed
Given under my hand this 9th day OF
October, 1900.
W. 5. MATHEWS, Commissioner
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
COMMISSIONEK'S NOrICE.

Pursuant to decree rendered in the
Circuit Court for Wise County ON the 1th
day OF September, 1900, in the thauccry
cause therein pending in the name at l..
W. Bolts, Trustee, ~. +. b. Jessee, ct a.
| will, en- November the 10Th, 1900, an nav
Office in the town OF Big Stone Gap, Wise
County, Va, proceed to take and state an
account showing all the Delinquent taxes
and all other liens. their proriiie-.
amounts aud to whom due, which NAV be
on, or affect Lots / and ~ Block 30. I'm
proyement Co.'S Plat No. -" of Big Stone
Gap. va. II said account is not complet-
ed on That day, it will be continued from
day to day. and from place to place until
the same Is completed
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
October, 1900
". ;. MATHEWS, Commissioner.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
Democrats, Beware.

We are reliably informed that a
prominent Republican approached n
Democrat in this county few days
ago and proposed that he, the Re-
publican, would vote for Bryan if the
Democrat would vote for Walker.
just how many Democrats will re-
ccive this proposition from this bar
tering Republican, no one can tell.
Let Democrats beware OF this method
Of cheating them out of their votes.
Mckinley has no hope of carrying
Virginia, and the Democrats who
can be fooled by such proposition
as the above must be light in the
upper story. Stand by your colors.
Vote right, as your conscience die
tates, even though you lose the game.
The Democrats have nothing to lose
and everything to gain by straight
forward, earnest, progressive cam
paign.-Clinch Valley Ncws.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11

CONGRESSMAN RHEA is raising sand
with the Republican postmaSters. 1t
seems that some of them have been
tampering with the Judges mail.
We understand the department has
sent out several detectives. We
trust the miscreants will be caught
and sent to Sing Sing where they
belong.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11

Few men are more to be Stunned
than those who have time, but know
not how to improve it, and SO spend
it in wasting the time of their neigh
bors, talking forever, though they
have nothing to say.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
FROM FREEZING.
correspondence Of The Big Stone GAP rosr.

correspondence VI tut bIg Stone Zap FOsT.
FREEZING, Va, Oct. s.-[Spesial. i
James Swndal, Sheriff Of Dickinson
county,d'ed of fever today after an illness
OF several weeks. Mr.. Swindal was elect
ed at the May, 1899, election as a Repub-
lican, after hard political contest. The
deceased was nearly fifty years Of age,
aud had been married four times, three of
bis wives having died, while the fourth
survives him.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11

Hon. JONI w. DANIEL, Virginia's
peerless Senator will address the
voters of Scott, Lee and Wise at this
place on the 9th. We will have a
great barbecue and a glorious time
generally.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11

worshiped God and his beloved Son for
more thar 1900 wears, and that this new
way was not discovered til about 20 years
ago. If this he true, we, all of US, have
been worshiping God amiss. They claim
they are the only true people of God, and
that all other denominations are hypocr'ts.
CnRRESpnNnEN1.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11

a CORRESPONDENT Of the London
Times estimates that the population
of London in 1901 will be 6.140,000,
and 1900, 900 in 1921.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
LETTER TO THE EDITOR,

EDIToR Posr:
The Brass Band at this place i,
composed of young gentlemen oil
character and standing in this com.
munity. They organized a few
months ago, and under competent
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11

a FRENcH engineer is trying to
supply air ia such way to machin-
cry as to make it serve as a lubrica-
tor.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
The Long and the Short Of it.

IF ! were to give you an orange, "
said Judge Foote, of Topeka, Il
would simply say, | give you the
orange, but should the transaction be
intrusted to a lawyer to put it in
writing he would adopt this form:
i hereby give, grant and convey to
you all my interest, right, title and
advantage of and in said orange, to-
gether with ITS rind, skin, juice, pulp
and pits; and all rights and sdvan-
tages therein, with full power to bite,
srck, or otherwise eat the same, or
give away with or without the rind,
skin, juice, pulp or pits; anything
hereinbefore on in any other deed or
deeds, instruments of any nature or
kind whatsoever to the contrary in
any wise Notwithstanding. KanSas
CihJ J0urNal.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

The above rates are for standing ADVERTISE
ments on'y.
~LOcAL ADVERTISEMENT will be charg-
ed for at the rate of cents per line for each
insertion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1900-10-11

The Salem Times Register says 1t
is really amusing to read Mark Ham
mas campaign speeches, and see the
awfully laborcd efforts he is making
to be rid of some of the Odium which
attaches to him, as the most corrupt
politician in the history Of this
country, by his attacks on Richard
Croker. Neither of them would
make good models for Sunday school
children, to be sure, but when Hanna
gets to criticising Cookers methods,
the thing gets terribly ridiculous.
The military information division
of the War Department has prepared
the following statement Of the num-
Der Of soldiers now in China and on
the way there: Austria Hungary,
2SS; France, 1913; Germany, 49,
600; Great Britain, 1864; Italy,
1000; Japan, 22,573; Russia, 49,
1855; United States, 5.60S; total,
10S,166. En- route: France, 49,
600; Italy, 1000; Russia, 100000;
Germany, 1900; total, 124.5O0.
THE total population of the United
States is expected to be announced
in less than three weeks. The states
are rapidly being completed, Arkan-
sas having already been announced
Director Merriam has adopted the
plan OF making public the population
statistics for each state complete, ac-
cOmpanying this years returns with
the total according to previous census
enumerationS. The statistics will be
given by counties and minor civil
divisions, making the statistics for
each state rather voluminous.
TIC Legislature will probably con-
venc in January. The Richmond
Times sent out enquiries to all the
members AS TO whether or not they
were in favor of an extra session.
The replies sent in show that the
members are almost unanimous in
their desire to have an extra session.
There was never any question but
what the people wanted an extra
session. 1t all arose over the I'M
certain attitude of Tyler. II he |
don't call it now the members will do |
it themselves.
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That old sore or ulcer, which has been q source
five or ten years maybe longer doesn't neal because
nent but are trying to Il with salves ana Washes
pain to extent no real permanent good can
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". ;. MATukws, Commissioner
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-03-25
lo interIllinabIe.
+
Lola espera.

Como 81 Sc tratase de peligrar
una monarqu1a constitutional en- su
RENO, 6 de la constitution de un go.
bierno federal en- su continente, asi
Sc recapacita sobre el asurto que
preocupa al pueblo que es de gran
interes para todos los moradores,
isl estaremos aun sufriendo los vi
clos de la pasada domination espa
f1ola en- que los que con ell ineludible
deber de- velar por los intereses y
bienestafQ de sus administrators pres
taban su Atenci6n al clamoreo del
pueblo COMO quie n oye Hover por-
que asi Sc le antojass q los vireyes
de aquella epoca un chisgaravis
cualquiera de aquellos caciques!
iPobre pals! que aun vive de la
merced que voluntariamente quieran
dispensarte los que sin consultarte
tn consentimiento te gobiernan!, ma.
da vale la expression genuina de los
cuatrocientos ciudadanos que con
ardoroso patriotismo piden 10 que
legftimamente les pertenece para ell
progreso de ellos y sus ,coterraneos
En- vano Sc agitan por cubrir to
das las formas y piden Ia sanci6n
suprema del representante de la ma
ci6n en- Ia colonial Ahf duermen
con ell indiferentismo de siempre.
iPobre pals que de tai modo co.
rresponden tn idiosincracia!
AMALGAMA.
Lola, Mario % 1900. =
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; TEA RO

Ante escogida y nnmerosa con-
currencia nev6se cabo anoche en-
niestro coliseo ell drama clos Ho-
rrores del Triunfoz, del que es au-
tor nuestro coterraneo, don Saliva
dor Brau: sQuien no conoce a este
ilu sire puertorriqueno? Escritor
castillo, poeta de altos fvuelos, publ
cista inmeiorab,e, constante batalla'
dor por ell bienestar de su pats. -.
ese es nuestro hombre. Si alguien
hubiese ,dudado del talento de Brau,
hubiera adquirido anoche el conven.
cimiento mas fntimo, alSver desen.
zvolver aquellas magistrates escenas,
descritas con la dulzura del pals.
iLastimr grande que ia obra, 4
por ell POGO tempo de ensayo, no hu
biese sido interpretada del mismo
modo que la escribi6 el poeta!
Sin embargo, ell pdblico qued6
satisfecho, y una vez mas proclam6
Luisa Martinez Casado <I4a Reina
de las tablas, -
AL final del segundo y tercer &C
to fue llamado al escenario el autor,
quien recibio freneticos aplausos, Y
una multitud de regalos, que como
prueba de admiration, le tributaban
sus amigos. -
La pieza final <La Cuerda fojaa
agrad6 tanto al pdblico, que desde
luego pide la companfa Ia repeti-
ci6n. En- Ell g@nero festive, es 10
mejor que hemos visto Ell Puerto
Rico. Ell desempefo estuvo subli.
me, Js<.f-s>.ss - sssz..
Para hoy Sc anuncian dos fun.
clones: una q las dos y por la no.
che la interesantfsima obra Ella PIE
garia de los Naufragos, Habra
lleno completo. ".
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"a calle. ,1nos r,onos rasns nlAs
Ala. & ma iinvans de farm + s aahelua.
C,orr;6 i,ara !. .uu5 arla 3.
Miantras ana' 81 Is avudaba
1avantaraa AID 81 volv;1 ,lt IL cara nara
dar1 . IA. 49,, :. q, ID reco
noc;6 No. "a 81, 81 49,, 8 s.sa'''' >'.>-',
'>1ls I. !, ,,ri,,ara vez an
III a, al Par
-. =
' n, 1, s,Ir.a.l,s 9nad6 mn md
l1A Sal s. - = - SssA q
No obstante, ella fuA quien re ].
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E ileg0 de ..||0 hoy.

a las nueve de Ia mafiana los ]
pitos de alaIma pusieron en- movi.
miento 6 u CapiIal entera, no por "a
novedad sino porque ise crey6 en- IN
principle que los tsanonimistasn ha
bian puesto en- pr&ctica sus amena-s
ZaS.
En- todas parties SO comento el
hecho de igual manera en- los prime
ros momentos; pero calmados los
animos, Sc convenci6 el pueblo de
que .todo Sc reducfa un hecho ca
sual, y que careefa de importancia.
He aquf 10 que sucedi6.
El piL tor Melton Pagani Sc ha :
llaba trabajando en- la pulperfa que
hace esquina al cuartel de Ballaja y
la Gale de Benefcencia; puso al fue
go, para derI etir, una lata contenien
do alquitran; Sc inf1am6 Ia materia,
prod un reguero extenso por
la ebullicion. 81 operario Sc asusta,
q la voz que nanaba y golpeaba con
una paleta sobre las llamas. Acude
la gente, y ofocan al instante el ele
mento destructor. Esto es 10 suce
dido.
Ell pueblo debe estar tranquilo,
confiando siempre en- la asensat.z de
nuestros obreros. Lo~dtl anonimo
no tiene importan cia, mucho menos
hoy, cuando Sc trata de emp szar ira
bajes para atender.a necesldades ur-
gentes.
para coincidencia. Hoy preci
samente Sc cumpNan los cua1ro dia>
que habian dado de termino los ano
nimistas, y por es5a circumstances,
la alarma fue mayor.
No es NADIA, repetimos, y conie
mos en- nuestro pueblo.
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E| nlatriInonio.

Ell matrimonio, segdn Balzac,
Sc celebra por las siguientes eau.
sas:
Por maquiavelismo, para here
dar pronto una viuda.
Por desden, para burlarse de
una mujer infel.
Por reconocimiento, para dar
mas de 10 que Sc ha recibido.
Por uso, para seguir el camino
de viejos.
Por locura !. !. como sucede
siempre.
Por comercio, para heredar q
los parientes pescar 10 que tiene
ella.
Por lujo, por tener complete ell
ajuar de la casa.
Por entretenimiento, cuando no
hay otra cosa que hacer.
Por vejez, para terminar lu !.
chandO.
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tratate siempre con personas honra. i.
das, porque S son las mas faciles de
engaf1ar.
Me han dicho que to casas.
-Sf, pero me da mucho miedo
ell paso que voy a dar. g..
-SPor que? mo me has dicho
que tn novia es una perla?
ST, pero 10 q. temo es. Ia ma
DIRE perla. go
Un marqu ues, padre de dos sol
teronas viejas, feas y delgadas como
esparragos, va q todas parties con
sus hijas q GAIA de maridos.
Sc como CO dice un malicioso
que ell marques esta tan orgullo'
so de su nobleza que anda siempre
ensef1ando sus programmes. |
Don Bias, uno de los hombres
mas avaros del globo, Sc ha tragado
un doblon.
Els necesario, dice ell doctor,
Que tome un energico .vomitivo.
-Por fuerte que sea, contesta
AN OoHOoc1 SAOA f1NOAO y " ~ SO4SANO
bien; 10 mas que echara seran siete
q ocho pesetas.
r.. xx
Quien sabe amar sabe callar; el
secreto es una cosa tan dulce en- ell
amor, que sin 81 todos los favores
que puedan recibirse, nj son dulces
mi gloriosos. ..>.
Un amante desgraciado rara vez
es discreto. Sc queja hasta con las
rocas, antes que dejar de quejarse.
4 ~ X
isl los hombres fueran ange-
les!. :. ;, decfa Laurita una ami
ga.
-Pues hija-contest6 esta-los
que me han querido a mi todos de-
bfan serlo oporq ue han volado.
Una actriz, no muy inteligente,
dice entire sus companeros que deli.
ra por los viajes pero que aborrece
los hoteles y fondas.
Quisiera tener = af1ade - un pie
en- Madrid, otr en- Barcelona, otro
en- Cadiz
: Justo ekclama una de las pre-
sentes " otro en- Santander, y asf
pod1as andar 9 b cuatro patas.
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Ateneo Puertorriqueno.

Ell ilustrado agr6nomo venezo.
lano don Miguel Jose Romero, re.
Glen llegado de los Estados Unidos
dara ell lines proximo 26 del corrien
to a las u de la noche una conferen
cia que versara sobre <La Agricul'
tura y la cria en- los paises civiliza
dosS.
La entrada es completamente
libre para 81 pdblico. S3-2