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WEATHER FORECAST.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-Forecast for
Wednesday and Thursday:
For ohio-Partly cloudy on Wednesday;
Thursday rain snow and rising tenn
perature; winds shifting to fresh easterly.
For Indiana and Illinois-Fair on
Wednesday; Thursday partly cloudy, with
rain or snow in extreme northern portion;
increasing east to southeast winds.
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Boiler Makers Return to Work.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. 23.--The striking
boilermakers returned to work at Gaar,
Scott & Co.'S to-day, the wage difficulty
having been adjusted. 1t is understood the
demands of the strikers were acceded to.
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Quite Likely.
washington Post.

washington FOst
1t is quite likely that the late Andrew
Jackson would have refrained from do
ing anything extraordinary on the Sth
of January had he known how many poll
ticians would have utilized that date for
making asses of themselves.
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Quick Work by Gus Rubin.

TROY, n. Y, Jan. 23.-Gus Rubin, of
Akron, knocked out Fred Kapps, of AL
bany, tonight in the first half of the first
round.
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eral painful but fortunately not serious
wounds. Radican was placed in custody to
await developments.
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Local Observations ON Tuesday.

Bar. Their. r. III. Wind. Pre- Weather
a. m-.30.10 80 y South. 90 Clear
p. m..3007 IS II North 90 Clear
Maximum temperature. So; minimum tenn
perature, IS.
The following is comparative statement
cipitation for Jan. %:
Tenn. Pre-
Norman 2S 10
<xAcdtA A 90
Departure from normal - 40 = 10
Departure since Jan. 1...... s2l7 -62
sPlus. c.. +. r. WAPPENHANS.
-A Local Forecast Official
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judge-elect from two important cases and
the latter brought suit in manGamus to
compel the court to recognize him. The
writ was issued
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THE SPEECHES.

supporters and this may lead TO a compro-
mise proposition.
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Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure q
cold In one day. No Cure. No Pay. Price sc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14
WILL MEET, THIS EVENING.
Dsmocratic State Committee Members Talk Of
Holding Two Conventions.

Tha Democratic State committee VIII
hold a meeting, this evening. at Hotel
<nr.h. The meeting will he called A.
order as soon az the members from thc
different parts of the State arrive. II
is anticipated that il will take go"H
part of the evening.
There are several matters that are u
come un for discussion. one Of th'
mast important Of which is that oi
holding two conventions. 1t has been
tho custom in the past for the party u
boId INT one convention and then NOM
irota 10th the candidate for Governor
and the delegations 10 the national
convention. The talk. this year. Is to
hold two conventions, at the first to
nominate the delegates to the conVen-
tion and at the second to make IN
nomination for Governor
Which of the two plans will be fol
1ov-ad out is 4 matter that Will b.
brought Nd for discussion. 1t Will prob
ably he settled before the meeting ad-
iourns. this evening.
Another thing that is to be brought
nm is that of deciding the time anu
nIaca for holding the convention. There
is \ feeling among some of the men,
bars that Augusta should be the place
hotI, A account Of the hotel acc0mmo-
d,tions and the central location. Therf
are hut few cities in the State Whlrf
have as good hotel accommodations rs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

&. X. Partridge Of "thc old reliable
drug store" has done something that
no merchant in the city can initiate
him in In this issue Of the Journal
hc has reproduced an ad h" had in the
Journal of January :, 1859, and the
singular part Of the story is that the
al required not a word of chang.
either in name. character of store or
locality. Mr. Partridge is the only
merchant on the street doing business
under the same name and in the same
locality Of II years ago. Truly this
is something to be proud of. parucu-
IarIv when one considers the two de-
structfve fires his store passed through
during that time. discouraging cir
cumstances enough surely. to have
overcome an ordinary man. Mr.. Part
ridge SAYS he has in that time com
pounded over Il quarter of million
prcscriptions and knows Of no errors
made What better evidence can any
man produce of the popularity ana
reliability of his business? MI. Part-
ridge may wel congratulate himself on
the strong hold he must have upon
the confidence and respect Cf the pup
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Robbed the Grave.

\ startling incident. If which lIr. Jonn
Oliver Of Philadelphia. was the subject
is narrated by him as follows: Il was
in most dreadful condition. Mn skin
was almost yellow. cyrs sunhcn. tongue
coated. pain continually in back ana
sides. nn appetitc-Sraduaiy growing
weaker day ~ day. Three physicians
advised trying Electric Bitters:' ana to
ny great joy and surprise, the first bot
tie mad" decided Improvement. con-
Jinucd heir use for three weeks. ana am
unW vel man. know they saved my
life. aud robbed the grave Of another vic
tim" Ne one should fail To try them
only ~ Cts. guaranteed. lt EoWditch &
W"hStcr'S. Augusta. 4. II. Bclne's. Gar
din"r: ;. s. Lishtbody's. WatcrviIlc, drug
stores. mari, II. Is
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WEES.

The kcnt's Iilll Alumni Association
Of Boston held its annual dinner. Mon
day evening, at YounE's hotel. About
10 We're present. Pres. Seth T. Smith.
IS. was in the chair. Entertaining
Speeches and excellent music by mem
hcrs Of the association and guests fol-
lowed the dinner.
T.. II. Hcckbcrt. attorney for John
Clark, administrator of the estate of
Herbert Il. Clark. has brought suit
against the Portland Railroad Com
pany in the sum of $4,000 for the death
Of Herbert X. Clark who was killed on
Portland street. June "A last. by being
run over by q trail car.
Honora Hooley, woman about 70
years old. called at the residence Of
Michael Reardon. "A New bury street,
Portland, sunday evening, and asked
if She could he allowed to remain until
morning. Her request was kindly
granted and a sofa was provided for
her accommodation. Monday morning.
she was found dead and Coroner Perry.
who was called decided that an inquest
would DC unnecessary. The body was
ordered to be turned over 70 Under
taker McDonouGh. The woman had
for some time been i charge If the
city, and the body will be buried at the
expense uf the city.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mayor Pottle of Lewiston, was at the
i Capitol, yesterday.
Mayor Philbrook of Waterville, was
| in this city, yesterday.
Joseph Williamson, Jr., was in Lew
iston, yesterday, on business.
Albion Little of Boston. formerly Of
! this city, passed Sunday here.
Frank w. Dana of Portland, was in
| the city on business, Tuesday.
J. A. Chase of Kent's Hill. was in the
city a part of the day, Tuesday.
| G. w. Treat Of Auburn, was among
the city's business callers, Tuesday.
II. II. Hitchcock of Bangor, gave the
city a short business call. Tuesday.
Thomas II. Anderson of Skowhegan,
had business in Augusta, yesterday
W. ". Berry Of Waterville, was in
this city, yesterday, for short time.
f. S. Adams Of Bowdoinham, gave
the Capital city a short call, Tuesday.
f. ID. Smith of Pittsfield, was filling
business engagements in the city,
, Tuesday
Mayor Lane was confined to his home
by slight indispostion, yesterday
morning.
f.. G. Crosby of Watcrville, was in
this city, yesterday, for short time
| on business.
John u. Jones Of Vassalboro, was
among the out-of-toWn people in the
| city. Tuesday.
+. w. Heath, manager Of the SkoW-
hogan pulp mill, had business in this
! city. yesterday.
Mrs Hendee Of this city, Is a guest
| at the home Of her sister, Mrs. III. 5.
Ossood in Portland.
Miss Lottic Ludlow Of Watcrville
has been the guest Of friends in the
city for a few days.
Mrs Emma S. Turner left. yesterday
for New York. where she will secure
all the latest styles in millinery.
The condition of Mrs. Frank Bral
who is SO seriously i'll with blood
| poisoning. was about the same. Tues
| day afternoon.
{. f. Webber, Myra y. Wcbbcr
sherman Webbcr and K. G. Wcbbcr of
Mt. Vernon. We're among til" city's
callers. Tuesday.
Carl Rlackman arrived home. last
evening from Boston. called by the ill
ness Of his father. Elisha Blackman.
who lis confined t. the house by an
attack uf pneumonia.
Rev. George +. Dcgcn. rector of st.
! Marks. was in Portland. yesterday.
| where he attended the funeral Of the
late Edward z. Cutter whose remains
We're taken TO that city from here.
| Miss Gertrude {. Parsons OF this
/ city who has been in Gardiner for
/ some months. has gone To Lewiston
where She will enter the Central Main
| Hospital to study for a trained nurse.
| Henry A. Wing Of Lewiston, was in
/ this city. yesterday. In the future hc
! viii devote more of his time To neWspa-
| per work. Thcre are but few men in
/ the state who have 50 wide a circle
| 1f friends among men Of prominence
! than he and during his many years of
| newspaper work he has retained the
! confidence and friendship Of all with
| whom hc has come in contact. Mr.
| Wing will finish his duties as city mar
! shall the first of April much to the re
/ gTet Of many Of the prominent people
| If Lewiston. regardless of party. who
| acknowledge that he has made one of
/ the best city marshals the city has
| ever had.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

At the last term of the supreme
court an Indictment was found against
AIr ana Mrs. George Carson If ChaI-
s,t, on the charge Of rum selling, but
the couple suddenly disappeared and
the police have heard or seen nothing
Of them until the local police heard
that both of them We're in Bowdoin-
ham. The information came from the
United States authorities, who in some
way learned that the pair were wanted
by the police. When the officers ap-
preached the house whore the Carsuns
were iii hiding, the man slipped out of
the back door and escaped into the
woods. leaving his Wife III the house.
The officers hunted the house from top
to bottom. and at last found the wo-
man under The bed. she was brought
to Augusta, and lodged in the county
Jail. Tuesday.
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TAUGHT BY WASPS.
Or. Donham Of Hebron Tells Of
Dr. Hills Discovery.
Interesting "reminiscences Of Famous
augusta Physician.

! The Journal has icy ciVtd an interesting
! letter from pr. Josiah (. Dcnham Of He
bron. full Of "reminiscences uf the late Dr.
! H. II. hin Of this city. in whose Office
pr. Dnnham was ut ore time student.
DR.. nonhdm is well known in this city,
having been here. last winter, as Il mem
her Of the House of Representatives.. He
is prominently mentioned as candidate
for senator from that county, 90 he may
Il year hence. be for few months again
resident Of our city. DR. Donham
writes as follows:
! Editors Kcnnebcc Journals:
recently saw. An item il the Portland
| Daily Press ItNiViuE the story about the
late Dr. II. II. Hill $ discovery of wasps
making paper from wood. II brought To
mind the great esteem il which you hold
the Doctors memory ana your admiration
for his genius. thought you might lik"
to know uf "a personal experience | had
with him verifying the truth Of his dis
CuVerY. ! know nothing Ut his early
claims that paper would ultimately be
made direct from wood, but | Know that
as long a2u rs l>,0 he believed il could
be done. IN l.,l | WAS riding with him in
the country We We're driving over Beach
hill, a large sand hill west Of Wayne vii
lage. Near the top Of the hill Ae asked
me to set out ana set him certain piece
, Of wood. pointing - a rail fence ny the
side of the road. | brought him Il fair
sized rail. which nv examined aud found
a break in it ANA asked me II sniit "ff
piece. | ain So securing Tor him a piece
nearly feet long by or inches wide
and thick. lie wanted to save all III"
wcather-Woru surface. / remember that
he told me- to replace the rail 50 as not I'd
He then asked me to break in two pieces
the one he has gut from the rail. one
take home, ana went to work on the
other with the file or nail blade of his
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this city and the committee will b.,
asked to recognize this fact.
II is thought by some Of the mem
bers that if the plan Of holding two
conventions is carried out the party
Will be given better chance to hav,
more aggressive campaign At the
first convention the delegates would b,
nominated and then At III. second con
vcntion the platform decided on at tho
national convention could he adopted
Should this plan he carried out. as il
talked, the first would BE- held i'll Man
or June and the second in July.
The Augusta polo team which went
to Eiddeford, yesterday. returned on
the Pullman. this morning. The team
was defeated, $ 10 >, by Biddvford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14
HoW's This?

We offer one hundred dollars reward
cured IN Halls Catnrrh Cure.
Il. J. CHENEY * co, Props. Toledo, q.
We. the undersigned, have known +. J
Cheney for the last - years. and believe
him perfectly honnr hlc in all business
TRANSACTIONS. ana i..tncially able to carry
pJt amy obligation made by their firm.
Wost x TruaX, Wholesale Druggists, To-
lodo. %.
WaldinE, kinnan < Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. To.cdo. o.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally
acting dire ctiy upon the blood ana mu-
cuuS surfaces If the system. Price, 71c
per bottle. sold hy all druggists Testi-
m0niaIS free
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

A Skowhcrln man who was in this
city. yesterday, expressed the opinion
that there is a strong possibility that
the deal 10 srll the Skowhegan &
NorridgcWlck Electric Road Ia Boston
parties will not be cousummatcd. The
plan was, If carried out. to extend the
road through different sections Of the
town and do large trucking ami
freight business. The gentleman wha
WAS talking was in a position to know
tn" inside of the movement
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

a horse. belonging to Chas. Smith of
HalloWcll, ran up Bridge street, Tues
day afternoon in fun harness. with a
broken thill hanging to one tug. The
animal was stopped, at the top OF the
hill and was taken to Brann's stable.
1t is not known how he broke loose.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14
4 Card.

we. the Undersigned, DO hereby agree 20
refund the money on a % cent bottle OF l
Cirepne's warranted Syrup of Tar If 1t
fails IL cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee 4 25-cent bottle to prove satls-
factory or money refunded
r x Cmrrtom9nche. c.. X. Partridge,
Arthur et,ault, Iemple ;, inae;,
4 p HufaIineo, Hallowell
Robinsnn (. * Chas. Ward & Co
q II Pnana Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

II was reported. Tuesday, that the
mercury went to 20 degrees below zero
in some Of The towns above the city,
Monday night. 1t was degrees bcloW
in the city, Tuesday morning, where it
was about zero, Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

a fine large hat case is being placed
in the store of J. W. Beck. The whole
arrangement of the store is hcing
changed ana several new fixtures Will
bi nut in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

brooklyn wants thc Tisyot ricturc4 IL
lHstratirc h" life of Christ, The sum of
S263l6 hJs already been subscribed. The
amount needed is S6u.ruN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

Rev. George +. Degcn will deliver a
lecture in the series, Friday evening.
and will take for his subject The E@-
ginning of the Ministry of Christ"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

clearing the complexion unshy preserving purifying
speedily effective
and the and baby
Pro,C
Hands,"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14
GRAIN-O! GRAIN-O,

Remember that name when YOU want a
delicious, 3ppctiziug, nourishing food
drink TO take the pace of coffee Sold
by al grocers and lihed by all who have
uscd ~ iraln-O Is made of pure grain.
II aids digestion ana strengthens the
nerves. II is not a stimulant but a
hoaIta builder and the children as well Is
we auults can drink ir with great bene-
n. tusts about a as much as coffee.
lsc' ana 2'c. per package. Ask your gro
cor for Graif. -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

Long Reach Engine Company is ar
ranging to give the Augusta firemcn
a jolly time when they visit Bath, next
Friday cvcning.-Bath Enterprise
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

The old house on Court street. owned
by Col. Staples. is being torn down.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

\ party Of young people from this
CITY went out to the pond, yesterday
afternoon, ana had little ice boating
returning in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

Tho number Of lumbermen who are
beginning to come out of the woods
shows that the lumber season il
ora wing 10 close
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14

A party from this city will attend
the dance ut the North Augusta
Grange this evening. An antiquarian
supper will be served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-03-14
Daily Kenncbec 3ournal.
AUGUSTA LOCALS
M0dernized.

Old King Cole was a musical soul,
And 4 musical soul was he;
He called for his bow triumvirate,
/. And he said. play a symphoncc.'
Now the fiddlers three were up to date.
And they made their fiddics talk:
And 50 instead Of a Mozart minuct-
They played him a rag time walk!
-Harpors Bazaar.
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Envenenan0iento,

En- Sevilla acaba de registrarse
un case de intoxicaci6n por descui
do de un droguero.
Hace dfas que la. madre del EN-
pleado de la empresa del gas'D. Ger =.
man Gomez, fue q una droguer1a
situada en- ell barrio de la Feria pa
ra comprar una cantidad de su]fato
de magnesia conocido generalmente
por esal de la higueras
Ell droguero, sin duda, no ente
randose de 10 que Sc le hab1a pedido,
di6 en- cambio de este sal de acede'
raS
La senora aludida, en- la Green.
cia de que 10 adquirido era un pur'
gante, tomo en- un vase de aqua la
cantidad de la sustancia t6xica que
creyo oportuna a este objeto, sin
tienaO a los pocos momentos gran
des dolores que, en- union de otros
s1ntomas mas alarmantes, hicieron
concebir al hijo de la desgraciada
sef1ora la existencia de una equivo'
caci6n de fatal desenlace para esta.
Avisado Ell medico de la familia
fueron .>restados a la paciente los
auxilios de la ciencia, sin resultado
alguno, pues a las pocas horas de
haber tornado la sal de acedera, fa'
lleci0.
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chores do
aree
to t dmdsca a,aa
sq O
6rorsd stan Itd
pza Ia hTouee ld etah
e rHwa
omp no III mio sminm ore
uppocsan nqu
S "a ah d
cmno nexpsto atemdo ojamaoc
de zl pEucsy deno
uhiaral quil III s, III
la r@y
yancnd dunOs5OO
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In luevo u paraisO
BusCdndo Eud,

Un colono de Montana, Estadosf
Unidos, que debe poseer una dosis
de chifadura muy digna de regis
trarse, trata de convertir una ha-
cienda hermosfsima que posee, en-
segunda edici6n del parafso, con to.
dos sus academies y propiedades.
Dispuesto todo, Sc encontr6 con
que le faltaba un detalle insignifi-
cante: carecfa de Eva.
Entonces Sc le ocurri6 la idea
de insertar en- los periodicos ell anun
clio correspondence: xSe desea una
Eva para completar un parafso en-
formaci6n.s
iHabra que decir que Mr.: Adam
Que asf Sc llama el colono-ha re-
cibido ofertas y proposiciones de
los cuatro puntos cardinales de la
Repdblica?
Ell pobre Adam sufre en- estos
momentos <lembarras du CHOKE.
Una DANA escribe: <Me llamo
Eva, soy mas joven que usted, pero
ESQ eno le haces: espero que nos
entenderemos,.
Otra que tambien Sc llama del
mismo modo que la anterior, dice:
q Rechazarfa usted una Eva negra?>
Otra Eva del Connecticut con-
fiesa 43 primaveras y un peso de SO
libras. Pero declara ser extraor-
dinariamente sensible al frfo, y de
sea saber 81 la vida sera absolute
mente bfbl1ca en- ell nuevo parafso.
Tengo una propensi6n al reuma-
af1ade que me impedirfa dormir ba-
10 los arboles.
Otra es ell perfecto contraste de
la anterior. Pesa 274 libras, segdD
dice, y confesa que no podra dar la
vuelta al parafso en- verano, cogida
de la mano de Adam.
De PENNSYLVANIA, cierta viuda po-
ne como dnica condici6n la de alar-
gar los trajes tradicionales de Adam
y Eva. Y, presa de las dudas mas
espantosas, exclama: <dQue nos ha
r1amos en- invierno cuando no hay
hojas en- los arboles?,
En- cuanto Mr.. Adam, en- pre-
sencia de una oferta tan extraordi
maria de Evas, duda tambien.
Duda entire elegir al azar 6 ha-
cerse mormon.
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EntierrO divertidO

William Hayes, fallecido hace
POGO en- White Oak, poblaci6n del
Estado de la Indiana, en- los E>tados
Unidos, no tenia por 10 vj-to furl3a
do un coDceqto fduebre il nuet te
a juzgar por las originates di>posi
clones te ,tamentarias que adopto en-
vida
Su te>tamentO preceptuaba que
sus funera 'es So celebraran con todo
el alborozp possible y qua fuera in
humado, DO Ell cl cementerio de la
poblacion. sino en- -su jar lin: que los
arboles estuvieran vpgalanadoS con
cintas muiticOlOres; que Sc levantara
un tablado para los mu~icos que
habian de acluar duraute Ia iugubce
ceremonial; que d to los los asistentes
Sc les invitara en- su ponbre a un
festin sardanapalesco, cuyos compo
nentes habfan de ser cinco bueyes,
veinte corderos muchos cerdos y
pollos; v que, por 1ltimo, despues
de terminarse ell banquete, los co
mensales bailaran hasta ell amanecer
a la luz de los farolillos a la veIencia
ma que adornar1an ell jardfn.
Como quiera que ell excentrico
ysnqui habfa conminado q su hijo
con desheredarle; en- Ell caso de que
sus disposiciones postrimeras 10
tuvieran debido cumplimiento, Ell
programa del entierro Sc ha efec.
tuado en- todas sus parties conforme
q sus deseos, y dos mil personas han
asistido a estas singulares exequias.
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Far1nacia Perez Aviles.
ARECIBO PTO RICO.
Plaza Principal.

La antigua y acreditada farma
cia que fue del Lcdo Perez Freites
es boy propiedad del Lcdo Manuel
Perez Aviles, quien la ha restaura
do convenientementey y surtida com
pletamente la a'tura de las prime
ras en- su clase en- la isla.
Ell despacho de las formulas es
tan cargo dc un inteligente perso,
nal y bajo la Immediate direction d Il
sef1or Perez Aviles.
En- este establecimiento Sc Ell
contrara constantementel los nltimus
productos qufmicos inventados: ap'i
cados y la terapeutica.
Los productos de esta casa han
sido premiados cor meaallas de ORC
y plata en- varias exposiciones ex
tranjeras.
PreciOs baratfsimOs
El Sr Perez Aviles y don Pedro
Rios cstAn encargados del mostra
do. "A lo-ll
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A VISO.


Como Mr. Ellison Crawford ha
renunciado el cargo de administra'
dor de Ia San Juan Ice & Refrigera
ting Co., Sc anuncia por ell presente
que todos los cheks y ordenes de es
ia Com paf1fa han de llevar la firma
de Jacob II Young, Administrator
Auxiliar; y Sc avisa asf mismo, que
todas las cuentas hechas 6 contr al :
das por Mr. Crawford en- nombre de
la Companfa, deberan presentarse
en- nuestra ofcina en- San Juan, para
cobro, dentro del plazo de ounce
(15) dias, a contar desde la fecha de
este anuncio. San Juan P. r. Ju
nio II de 1900 The San Juan Ice
and Refrigerating Company.
P P VIM Ran
Secretario y Tesorero:
S6a