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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
uonGpneNsr.

gpfooeb iamt 8p. % Raooiiueifriper
gibors s. 6. 1oIberup CT beltitfet til
tiaise at ere 8orsmeiter | gibors 8sbfaS.
gpfoseb os 8pifriuer / Stanberbor9
liant SerrebsiO9eb Os Striper | 9ielmsleu
oa @iern Serreoer ". Is. q. Mepu er be.
itiftet Ill tiaige Of uGre gorsmeiier / Stan
berbors asbffoo.
9anb tbeoI. s. @intber er no.
npunt til S%o9neprait for Daoo g4eni9beo
9ibor9 Stiff.
SogneprPf for Suoers BrG.
iissGIO bluubt 5Greerne s. Beteren FL
nOnGunt til S%osneprait for 2iters qrGite'
9alb. .
- So9uepralt for 5aorsleu M,nisb,o ol
9ropit Tor eunOe, Stam o9 Stoubp 0erre.
Der SIMS Slift 6. u. Q. 8atSlep lam
SosneprGf for Better Seiinss o9 Sonb'
bolts 9%pnbelie MeniebeOer os Yrouit foi
Ceiling 6erreb / iamme Stift 6. g. sitter
b ef er ubnGpnt til Riobere al Oannebros
BGr9e for Ct. pans 1irte | Sbenie, San
c~eliroao u. q. 3s%r9euien er ubnGun
til Ribber al Hannebro9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

foreeslisss Selftabet foronfolteoe A9i=
fatlon buube giort.
O9 ba Bebel ft paa 6opebet for
benue relpettitribenbe Bem9tfning, ere
tterebe &i6ter, at ban fom 3binl9n=
bling funbe beuione, at SefoItninBen pei
boube uGret begeiitret for ben GOrpebos
baabs Demonfratioh, fom SeIfabet
bapbe fo~rantaItet for at opflamme 6ols
teeempttet / @unf at 5laaoefOrflaset;
men man uiloe bIiue npja9ti9 Ii9e laa
beoeiltret oper en- RarneunIparaoe
Circus 8nrnum.
@fter at bisIe to S.rrer bauoe moret
5orlamIinsen meO biSie gemertnin9er,
peOtos benne iOm iust fsrite Del al 6or'
laget, os GpItlonb uil nu inbsn RET
leu9e TONNE fuIot pau 9eioe meb ale
Stprmoster, England uIene nnotnsen,
/ 9etnins at Stprte til 8anbs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
GjenoomSbanoler

rSotel pbsnir" I Belle er af@iereu, Subj
:naatis Gbr. Gbriftia n Ell iolst til
Sotelforpaster Gp. SEMEN for ca. 10000
SIR.
Broprieier @bwarb 4eter en-
bar maseifiitst ben BAN tilbsrenbs eienbom
Stensobee | light Sosn, 9enbipSisl, Of
areol 1876 abr. aanb, lamt gelainiug og
&plsrebftaber % besuben ct 6emeutisberi
os Ell 8iaa ueb Beisaarben I Tarbeben al
&alborg meb propristar 3. q rifens
eienbom @rsnflet gabum Sosn, al slreaI
100 9br. eanb, meb eeiGtuins o. apIsrsbs
ffaber. Gisabf mmens iamlebe geroi aus
Haas til 100000 SER. %Ouertaselien CT ifet.
arebitforeninsen for gfifterne, Der |
fiu 9ib Iom ufpIbeasiort pantbaper opsrtog
@aarben .arlebolm" | eansirup pit. Ere.
oensbors barnu ioIst @aarben til proprie,
tar v. q NTH for 1000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

fen af sssinss. 90. Karen Sranbien of
g%oltinssoOrb 5tOu, IA. Utareu 9olm al
espe. Matbilbe Sauien at 6rsitrup aernp.
Waren earien. +. Sanisn. Of Sinbiase.
Smeb 3. 9Rittelieu Of 5tous9aaro. Naren
Ssrensoatter al gittis9e.
Rinsfsbins: N. MaOien Of ainOOm,
66 9or.
eIo8eIfe: Caroline ea,ieu of Sulbp
Mart, 81. @mb. ". earien al aur8leu, u.
@mb. g. Nislien al 5aarOrup. 8Ottemaser
.. 6br. Q. earien, 65.
Sartsbine; airifen 2ublin, rs
@mb. G. Noiblaien al 0uirup.
8bffteb: @. gouIisn al giaersleu, n.
8eile: Gortbea RuOien. f.. gieIien, al
Serleu Rsrremort, 73. @mb. W. g. Nns
tbonieu Of @nOfGr. Noreu 6briienien al
@ommelbp. Pine Dl. Mtitfelieu al Bong.
So. 8. 9unO Semen al Selling @art.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13
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Uoldnoet.
@$SIfyH $$sfTIJly~
SNsSS&+l9@S9NS
TramIfm4noeme | Noro:
afrifa.

Stormusterne bar 10 oItib for Stif
at ~forltad en- Ntutralitets flRrine Iaaz
lebes, at bet eGIoer ON, mems en- Stors
mu9t 9sr Rri9 ct Steos, at faa punoet
lerroln ct onoet Steos fra ben tri9s=
fertnbe. SaaIeoes bar &ustanb
1,te @an9e unoer IS n 9 lambs nup9:
renoe Rrie meb 8oerne punoet nbs
mGrfet Ierrain fra England paa fltre
andre Punfter. Men Ili9t er 10 nem:
lio lite Neutralitetsbrub; bet ct fun
RIoeifab. Yi bebeuer | benne Cant
menbans blot at mlnoe ON, buorleoes
Ruslano, / getra9tnins af, at England
buube tuobe SOueb Os 9enberne fulse
meo Sa9en e pbafrifa, fit en- fors
triulis Utast / perfen, noset bet uIori9
buuoe opnaaet unoer frebelise Gllitnnoe.
6rembeles bar Ruslanb fOrnpIis lfafs
let fig en- RuIftation paa & ass plt,
/ buiIfea NnIeonin9 be en9ellfe Vlaoe
after MATTE til at minbe ON, ct 1oro
g ulisburp er en- ifitteIis, gammel
6pr, iOm Iaoer tase peo Rafsn, en-
&oncert, lom nu after sentaser fig Nnz
Isonius at gnsIanbs iuase Optreosn /
Rina.
Ga &usIano os Jrantri Q iom
b,tenbt ltaar 9alt os BRAT Iammen, tor
bet lite unbre, at 5rantri9 bar iumme
Opfattelle af N.utraliteien. Run at
bet anb,e gsne Tiger fin Wastuouioslie
pua gusIanos gefoitnins. Oct sGIoer
nuunIis Noroafrita.
De frantic pIaner er lite tiItrGtteli9
aabenbare enonu, men ~iittert er bet, at
be franf. afsierfts trooper bar intet
imoo at ipsrss MarOttO til Rdaos.
90 bet er tIost. Obi ba England
bar en- fortrinlis Stette for fin Nibbel-
bapsbanbel os .politit i bet uinbta9es
lioe ~ ibraItar, funbe Der lite tGnfes
nosen IniIoere Woabe at faa siort @i.
b%ruItars uinotaseIi9beb betponinsslss i,
sno ON 6rontris ielu tunbe tOmms / for=
trolis 6orbinoelie m.o be marrottanfte
9%uunebper.
0ette er 6runtriss tareite Qniter tot
Di.bIittet; tbi luuinatt @n9Ianos 9er
lite Iansere er bunOen til GransuaaIs
furIiSe alippusne, faor in9en Wa9i
You At England til at blanoe fig / Wta'
tOftos 6orbolb. Wen : fiben bet MI
sGloer bet. ON lite at Opbibi, no9en
Stormast til Snteru,ntion iGransuaaI.
tri9sn, maa SuIisburp lutte bet enc
Dix oa luoe, iom ON ban lite tan b.sribe,
bpub en- iranIt gtspebition pau Qtaroftos
@ranier tan buue til 9eniist.
Smiblertio ipnes 6ranttis enonu al
uere ct frpsteli9t 9aab, nsmIis, al
England itaI utobliuenbc fua geiuer
m.o Reserfoltene paa @uIetpfen. Ger
er O9ioa franff 9iaIp Iise uso 6aanben,
os bsOr meset eaer buOr lib.t6 rantria
bar eio,t for at pnite til Neseritammer'
mes OprBrsluer Der, iaa er bet uilt, al
bets Ronsstante for DiebIittet er: al
ueoIiseboloe ct mutt pore Jorbolb til
gnslano % iamtibis ipiu. moe,
9ett, mto bettss 6jenber.
SIist mebferer StorpoIitiffen nu
men oespRrre 9oar bet ub ouer imac
Naiioner, Der imiblertib maa tempe pac
Gin % 4eo fOr HetfarbisbeOens oe
Bribtoens Sag.
Oct er be StsO, iom gsrben 9iper.
0aur Iaa England en- Sang bIiper
fGrbi9t = paa ben enc eaer ben auoen
Maabe = meo Spbafrita, opbas.r BET
pInbieIis, at ben Rris par opr not
mere eub cen Iorifanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-06-13

= tllbum Ssiffole er al 5orianber 0 ibss
bal iOlst i'll StoIebetprer anberien,
Sueuobors. 5r. 8ioebat uii iremoeles p9re
fnpttet til Stolen Tom g9rer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22
sALIDAs DE CABOTAJR.

Para los puertOs que resenamos vap amer
| HPOrto Rico" con la Siguiente carga:
Para FajardO: De Sola Ramirez 5 SIS
harina.
Para Arroyo: De SOla Ramirez 10 SIS
harina
Para Ponce: Jose Rodriguez Castro CT
m6dicinas DoOley Smith co l CT dulce
| 1I2 cuarterOla vino l cI muebles Fritze
L1ndt CO 669 SIS arrOz De Sola Rami
res / CT calzado Ramon Almazan 1 CT me
dicinas.
Para Maysguaz: Dooley Smith y co
pqte efectos
Para Vega-baja gol EEDeseada" con Ia
carga siguiente: Planas RojO CO 80 SIS
harina nj LOmba co 20 SIS harina / bala
papel 2 d aceite 2 q maizena, d galletas
/ 2 brls tocno lI4 PIP vino Hernais y CO CT
tejidos.
Para Vieques bdra s'Maria Artaun Con Ia
carga siguiente: Sores de A Mayol y co 20
bultos quincalla otros Fernandez Gauran
co Is SIS arIOz Villar co 3I3 bscalaO 20
sIs arroz 10 SIS harina 2 SIS cafe Hilario
Santos Ct maizena, SIS harina liz SIS gar
banzos = 81 papas liz id ajOs jamones
2 d higos lts pimenton cI pimicnEos 2 d
Jab6n | 81 az1car d yelas l d varios efec
tOs d pasta A q clgarrillos 2 ltas sceite
brl tociuo 1 q nanteca 4 SIS arrOz d y l
brl galeta cI sebo cI sardinas 2 d baca
lao q Sidra pqte tejamanfes brls conf
res 3 q vino cl triquitraques 2 SIS sal
Ct salchichOnes | br. harina maiz l brl Ger
veza eI pOtes vidrio SIS cafe Margarida
co | lavabo La Liga dc Detalistas 2I3
manteca 2 brIs papas 2 brIs cebOlIa & pas
tas 6 ltas galletitas Mendizabal co / fdo
tejidos Guillermety 3 d medicinas Lui
ma Hermanos y co l q chocolate Planas
Rojo CO 80 SIS harina l6 d pasta 2sIs gar
banzos q ciruelas d pasaS 10 SIS arroz
Sores de Vicente y co 3 brls cebolIas ba
llas papel Francisco Alfonso , Goa d quesOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

oral Qo Ia CauSa l0SGrulud contra 0t CbuU u0
polcfa insular senOr IturrOndo OtrOs dos
guardids.
Ha silo condenada en- la ma1iana de hoy
a la pena de dos meses un dia de arresto,
por ell Tribunal de Distrito de esta Capital
la individual Juana Oquendo, despues de
haberse declaradO autora del deIito de le-
stones imputado por ell ministeriO fiscal, en-
el acto de empezar la celebration del jnicio
oral de la causa que Sc lie sigue.
Ell guardia Maize. de la policfa de Ponce,
capture al individuo Jaime Sune Otr9
mas, por haber robado, segGn Sc dice, algu.
mas planchas de zluc don Vicente Perez
Sc anuncia un bale en- ell barcO escuela
de la marina :1iIitar de los Estados Unidos,
'Monongahela", que tendra lugar mahans
de a de la tarde.
Anteanccne fueron rotas las puertas del
Juzgad3 municipal de Ponce, IlevandOse
los cacos mas &c 5000 que Sc hallaban en-
| dep6sitO.
Han cOntraidO matrimOnio en- AibenitC
don Daman MOrell y la senorita Maria
LuSa Moran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22
-. -. -. 3 I!..!I,4ll !!.!, "a Ns 20

ssssmB urD l.vtl IN tuS.H tEr5A1A
Sc estan hacienda va los trabsjos para la
nstalaci6n de un tranvfa el6ctrico en- esta
sIa, que partira en- esta ciudad terminando
n el pueblo de Caguas. = s--,--. ~-
El citado tranvia recorrer& ell trayectO
iguiente: Avenida de Daban, muralia del
Presidio, calle de Tetuan, San Jose, Plaza
le Alfonso XII y Gale de San Francisco.
Oesde esta calle seguir& la caretera que
conduce q Rio piedras Caguss. terminan-
io,'6eg1n hemos dicho, en-. esta poblaci0n.
Tara amhien era1as en- todas las bOca
ealIes. ]lvaG,,e.- --- --- 1iRAe .-- ...----'-
-. -. Los trabajOs de dichaS Obras Sc bacen con
mucha actividad, s;endo va bastante ell ma
terial construido para la installation.
-
A Los SORDOS.-Una sonora sOrda
que ha sido curada de su sordera y de zum-
bidOs de oidos por los tfmpanOs artificiales
del Institute OtOpatico del Doctor Nichol-
son, ha renitido este Institute la suma de
10000 frances, & fin de que todas las per-
sonas sordas que carezcan de recursoS para
procurarse dichos tfmpanos Luedan obtener-
les gratuitamente.
Dirigirse al Institute, NICHOLSON,
$50, EIGTH AVENUE, Nueva York, 3.
U. A. So
Hemos recibidO la vista del peri6dico
El Nuevo Regimen" que Sc publica en-
nto Domingo.
Saludamos al c0lega.
aasta la hora de cerrar la presente edi-
ION no hemos recibidO los telegramas CO.
respondientes la tarde. ,JJAb -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22
AvISO
A LOS RECEPTORES Y CARGADORES

La "Compagnie Generate Tras-
atlantique" tiene el honor de partici-
par a los sefiores receptores y car
gadores que desde el primero de
Enero, los vapores de la Inca Ha-
vre-Porto Rico-FIaiti haran la es-
Gala de Santander, tanto 4 la ida
como al regreso, segdn el itinerario
siguiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22
PARA ALQUlLAR
{" UNION HALL")
LON DE LA MON
GALE DEL SOL 45

Precioso SALON para bales 6 diver
stones particuareS.
DirigirSe a w FL. BEERS. 80 8
Aver Sc presentarOD ante el Gobernador
General muchOs indigentes del terminO de
MOrovIS sOlicitaudO recursos.
De un momento otro Sc aguarda en- este
puerto, procedente del de Mayagiez, ell
trasporte ''Kilpatrick".
Sc encuentra en- estadO POGO meros que
intransitahle el eamino que conduce de
Vega alta a TOl-alta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

AnpiianGo 10 que djimos, referente al
concierto celtbrado en- Mayagie2 iniciati
vas dc la sonora esposa del Coronel Raffer
ty, Coma. dante miIitar de aquel departa
mento. podenOs afiad,r que el primer MI
nero del progralna estuVo encomendado
las sefoIitas Elsie DAVIS (hija del Gober-
nador General de la isla) Heldt Gardner
que cantarOn IN trozo musical con cxquisi.
to gusto y excelente escuela de cant0, sien.
do muy aplaudldas. La sen0rlta DAVIS can.
TO, ademaS, la romanza ga May morning.
(Una naTana de Mayo) obtenieoto nuchos
placemes.
La sefiorita Maria Scott Sc hizo admirar
por su magnitica VOC de soprano Don Car
los de Larralde, que cant6 una ronanza de
baritone, don Rafael Saumel, que eecut6
con mucha matstrfa algupas piezss al piano
y oJros mas que, en- Obsequio q Ia brevedad,
no consig gnamos, contrIbuyeron al exito de
la fiesta
El productO de las entradas, obteniendo
algunos donativos hechos pOr lbs senores
Cornwell J Landrea, assemble 4 1910.
Sc encuentra vacaDie una de las Es-
cuelas gIaduadas de mas de eSta ciudad.
por Tenuncia de la Profesora que la des-
empenaba.
El 81 de- actual ceIebrara session piblica
ell ConsejO de Administration del Banco
Territorial J AgricOla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22
I'M ORTANT T E

Sigue la amanda la atenci6n del p6bIico
10 barato que Sc realizan los tejidos ar
tfculos de fantasia de La Tienda la PleR-
TDRRQJENA. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

Los cablegramas que preceden son
DIopiedad del BOLErIN MERCATINL, y
pue8en leproducirse en- cualquier for
ma, abonando a la Empresa 90 pesos
orc, por cads uno que Sc utilize.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22
! sM West India and Panama Telegraph CT
= '~>-
1sTABLECDA EN- ESTA ISLA HACE 80 -
oficinas: I Tetuan n: %

Esta Companfa, conoeida de muy antique por el pAAL
@ puertoriqueno oece la Incompatible ventaja de comn
ear con dobles cables, via Habana todos los puas
a mundo la nica que por poseer cables drectoG
aa condolences de rasmtr nmedatamente los dcSpa-
os que la conffen tenendo las deas companfas ne
ante e pago correspondence que vaerse de nea ia
aca para trasmisi6n de cabegramas desde PuercRo
Conecta el sistema WESTERN UNION cinee ca
Abss traSatlantcos
No hay necesdad de poner los cablegramas indicA
son alguna de via especial bastando que enegnsa
: paatlos en- las ofcinas de esta Capital.
ReCOmendamOs al publico que cOnfunda
la direction de dichas Ofcnas que es
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

Esta Compana ene honor papar
OhGnas Ia Gale de Tt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

mas quieran dirigirse q AmeFk-
ca, Europa, Asia, Africa, Aus
tralia, etc., etc.
Las horas de despacho ser4B
de z y 80 de La manana q 6 d
la tarde, tOdOs los dfas.
En- tOdos los cablegramas
deben estamparse las palabras
VIA BERMUDA, por Las
cuales no hay que abOnar cam
tidad alguna. No nevandO di-
chas palabras, no podran eur
sarse aqu6llos por' las Kneas de
esta Companfa.
La CompaTfa quedara muy
obligada a todas aquellas per-
sonas que Sc sirvan mandaF
anotar en- sus Oficinas la direc-
ci0n cablegrafica de cada cual
para mayor facilidad y ventata
de las mismas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

oral de la causa instruida contra ell cabO d.
policia insular senor Iturrondo OtrOs do!
gDardids.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

Po sencO roquis pree vera pdbo general
COma HahA@
de este demds del mundo No Intermediates
dpachOs
OficEmass TETURR2, raGsEge. q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22
-DA- l-vUELTA-

La Compaflfa SO reserva, no obs
tante, la facultad de omihr 6 supri-
mir la referida escala de Santander
cuando, 4 su juicio, no Sc reunan
pa ale Y carga su6cientes
ry La Companfa ha acordado
hacer una importante rebaja en- los
urecios de pasajes para Santander.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

OPERAoIoNE' DE BUQUEs EN- PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

oanos' 5,ibh6. 1IlaN
-. -. Los trabajOs de dichaS obras Sc bacen con
mucha actividad, s;endo va bastante el ma
terial Construido para la installation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

El Martcs 81 contlnuara ante la Corte de
Distrito de esta ciudad la vista en- jufcio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-22

El 81 de- actual ceIebrara session public,
Ell Consejo de Administrator del Banc
Territorial y Agricola.
The daily news., 1900-04-14

Some days ago the Mobile Regis
ter published a statement of Mo-
bile's exports for the nine months
ending March 81, 1900, as compared
with similar periods in the two pre-
viOus years, shOwinga gratifying in
crease. THE NEWS, i'm its issue of
April 3. rePubli-hed the article with
= similar comparative statement of
the exports from Pensacola. show
ing q difference in favor of Pen~a-
cola for the period named, this year,
Of S64S l20. and net difference in
the same period for the three years
Of s., 49O.l53 in favor uf Pensacola.
About the same time that THE
NEW, article appeared, a morning
contemporary published the follow
ing:
Mobile. A. "A timber and lumber exporting
point. l. rapidly forging 10 the front. and.
recretful though the fact may b 10 the
Journals local readers. bids fair - surpasS
even Pensacola ON such a line. Indeed II
may H. even now regarded a. having
passed thi- nor; IN such an Industry The
business az Mobile has been constantly
growing for several years past. until now
the Alabama ciIy may be looked upon as
she chief timber aDd lumber port OF the
gulf coast. its wood exports last week
amounted TO nearly fourteen million su-
pericisl feet. while. during the same pe-
Rod. PeRsacOla's shipments were but
eleven million feet. IL Is difficult TO &C
count Tor the fact on any other hypothesis
than that the sources OF Mobiles supply
are more prolific than are PensacOla's. for
All other factors in consideration OF the
matter eKbibit this port in a superior Jig ~.
The fact remains. however. and a continu-
alton Of Mobiles progress on such a line
bios fair To leave Pensacola altogether in
the rear. The subject is one that might
profitably claim consideration At the hands
81 our commercial organizations with a
view 10 reversing, 10 possible. conditions.
that prove Pensacola to be going backward
"a an industry that. 81 the past, has been
me main basis Of our welfare. and which.
The daily news., 1900-04-14
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.
IN "OId Maids Convention'' at the
Opera House April 10Th.

An "Old Maids Convention" at the
Opera House April 10Th.
One of the earliest, and. certainly.
the most notable, Of the many eu-
tertainments pr )jected for the period
Immediately following the Lenten
season, is that to occur at the opera
house Thursday, April l9,h, under
the auspices of the ladies of Christ
Church Guild, whese president il
Mrs. II. BaarS.
The committee in charge Of thi.
unique entertainment is composed
of Mrs. Bryan Duuwody. Mrs.. Scar
rett Moreno, Mrs. VIM. II. knowles
and Miss Sallie Dunwody. and it is
to take the shape of an "Old Maids
Convention, the rehearSalS for
which, under the per~onai d.
rection Of Miss Matte Ross. hlv.
been an progress for some time. giv-
iug rare promise OF an occasion OF
choice and delightful amusement
that VII be enjoyed ia this ciyy for
the first time, and will prove the
most brilliant society event of the
prSt-l-uteu season.
Tha list of those who viii partici-
pate "a members Of the ''conven-
tion" j. a. follows: Mrs. f. l.. Max
we'll, Mrs. Massey. Mrs. Hal Bros
naham, Misses Julia knowles. Va
rina Aiken. Adele Chaffee, Emma
Chandler, Bella Quina, Alice kess-
Ter. Leila Reese. Cora Mallory. Sa-
Tah Calm. Jessie Holmes. NirgIe
Whiting, Sallie Wright. Pattie
Baker, Florida Cooke Ethel Suter.
Miss Frdter, Miss GOldstuker.
Miss Calm, Miss Cohen, Miss
Rowe, Mi Guttman; and MessrS.
Charles Simpson and Frank Ross
will render valuable assistance.
With such a committee and such
an array of talent" the results can
not but be satisfactory. The appli-
cation of parliamentary rules and
usages to such an assemblage will be
the only obstacle to complete sue
cess. and the selection of the presid-
ing officer of the convention" the
only difficulty that cOnfr0nts the
management.
The daily news., 1900-04-14

in timely dealing with the problem OF re-
storing conditions to their whilom form
may be made for many years TO come a
fruitful source OF supply TO local labor and
potent factor in the enhancement of that
prosperity now drawing upon the city from
Industrial development on other lines Of a
general export business.
The Register promptly republished
the above, but neither the Register
nor the morning papers of Pensa-
cola have made any mention of THE
NEWS showing, from the records,
of the excess Of exports from this
port as compared with those Of Mo-
bile. This singular omission ap-
pears to demand some sort of ex-
PLANTATION.
The timber merchants of Mobile
and Pensacola-and we might say
all well informed citizens-knsw
that the recent strike at Ferry Pass,
which tied up timber, sen: several
steamers to Mobile to load that were
destined to load here. Therefore
the secret of Mobiles increase in
timber shipments is that she loaded
timber which would have been load
ed here had it not been for the strike
at Ferry Pass. which, happily for
this port, has teen amicably settled
and timber and lumber exports from
Pensacola will soon reach their for
mer proportions.
The daily news., 1900-04-14

If 'rOubled with rheumatism, give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. 1t
will not cost you a cent if it does no
good. One application will relieve
the pain. 1t also cures sprains and
bruises in One-third the time re-
quired by any other treatment.
Cuts, burns. fTOstbites, quinsey,
pains in the side and chest, glandu-
lar and other swellings are quickly
cured by applying it. Every bottle
warranted. Price, % and 90 cts.
For sale by Hannah Bros. and all
medicine dealers.
The daily news., 1900-04-14

NEGOTIATIONS are in progress for
the consolidation of the Mobile Com
mercial Club and the Chamber of
Commerce of that city, the reasons
for :he same being. as the Register
states. because the club now has nc
secretary and because 1.-The two or
ganizltions are doing, in large meas
ure. the same work and it is believed
that operating a. one body they can
do chat work better" How wOul1 it
do for Pensacola's Business League
and Chamber of Commerce to con-
sOlidateH
The daily news., 1900-04-14
Musical People. Attention.

The J. NJ. Clutter Music House is
receiving daily new pianos and have
in stock at present a full and COM
plete line of some of the most cele-
brated pianos of the day. The fa-
nous Kranich & Bach, the cele.
brated Lester and the world re-
nOuned Crown, the old reliable
Royal and Smith & Barnes pianos
are all on our floors, giving purchas-
ers or intending purchasers an eX-
ceptiOnal opportunity to select pi-
amos from the cheapest known reli-
able make to the most famous
makes.
In addition to all the above, we
have a large number of slightly used
Upright pianos; some of them have
only been rented a few months,
on which the purchaser can save
from 500 to $50, and on these second
hand pianos we can make terms as
low as 81 per month and up.
With all pianos sold we give an
elegant scarf, stool, instruction book,
So worth of music and two years
tuning free, and We guarantee that
the manufacturers guarantee will be
made good in every instance in case
of the slightest defect whatever.
We cheerfully show the merits of
these different pianos and respect
fully invite the public to call and
examine, whether you intend buy
ing at present or not.
We will rent you a piano for few
dollars per month and the rent can
apply on sale if piano is bought.
Call early for first choice.
J. NJ. Cutters Music HOUSE,
ll2 and III 5. PalafOX street.