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The TnYVtSe swan.

(From the Philadelphia Inquirer)
The Swan returned home victorius He
had led the aquatic birds in a great bat
tie on behalf of the allied nation Of
Beasts and pirds. All had assembled to
do him homage, ard even the Lion. the
king Of the country, welcomed him IN
person. The Swan modestly refused all
offers Of honorable preferment. He would
take nOthing-eTcept a wife. But Lo,
What a thing is matrimony, How the
gentle influence OF the female works
wonders in the masculine mindi
Perhaps il was not all Eifely influence
in the case OF the Swan, for he had been
known 10 hold many secret consultations
with the Donkey. Ere long ne announced,
to the Amusement Of the Beasts ard
Birds. his desire 10 supplant the Lion IN
the performance OF his hngIy duties
His friends called him aside and request
ed him 10 reconsider hfs determination.
What hope OF success have your
they asked
Why" said the swan. "the Donkey
has promised me his influence.
Only cut % respect for his great ser
vices did they refrain from giving him
the laugh,
Are YOU unaltsrabiy resolved" they
asked. TO make this unw<se aStsmpt?'
'-Caudidly, ny friends" re replied.
=" It's not so much taat 1 would De X nE
as that ny wife would be sneen Those
% yuo Tho are married VII duiT az
preciata the Importance or ths situa,io
But they only shook their heads ard
vert away sorrovtnE
Morai-TheFe IS no ambition % great
as mat which I. Just irstil.eds an1-sut
the end IS not yet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
4aity 80 Ea9le
". NJ. MURDOCH. Editor.
Did Dewey Do 1t, or the Widow

special correspondent" is again busy with the
name of Dewey The announcement of his candidacy for
presidency having fallen fat is
asserted that the candidacy
for the vice presidency the Bryan ticket. Admiral
Dewey may successful sailor politician he is
picturesque grotesque order his original
announcement trend and coupled the dec
laraion Democrat. 1t may be that he is
Democrat bur nobody ever knew that was his
brothers. did anything for the party or
ever expressed political conviction the records
show our guess is that hurt. The
trouble accidental of the Bay of Manila is
traceabe marriage, marriage widow, who
being more aspiring admiral inspired him
White House foolshness If it takes man
to be politician, Dewey Of than
her husband mora persistent ambitious pot
Yesterdays dispatches announce
that Mrs Dewey nee Hazen Mile Mclean,
wants the McKinleys ousted White House. and
Republican tribe the city Of Washington
important startling. When the policy of the
American republic revoluonzed by the wishes Of
widow who happened marry Dewey, it will be time to
organize N emigration scheme fifty millions of
people It has been an all that Dewey did it.
1t is certain that Mrs Deewy has They both
putting both feet into it every day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
A Kansas Congressman to the Fore.

Bailey ooHgressnan-atarge from the state Of Kansas
seems to be the making OF large congressman He is at
least e enough spread himself out over the German
meat bin situation Germany having taken legislative action
against United states meats retaliation is proposed Bailey
has introduced bill directing president to impose 10
per cent ali imports from Germany in the event OF the
enactment and enforcement the reic1ztag bin pres-
dent Springer of The National Live stock association rve
out tha the press the passage Of the
kansas congressmans Bin Springer says he is conaden
q the ability Of the National Live Stock association 70
force the passage Of this b represented all the cat
tie oeedes and packing house interests Th
capital represented by the ASSOCIATION he said was
!6,l Oeo000
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
VIII Commence Work Today

Fifty-two thousand six hundred census enumerators
VIII work this morning counting people and things
under the direction hundred bosses or super
visors The job when completed will cost somewhere be-
tween fifteen and sixteen millions Of dollars But the
work viii be completed or next year So far as the
nunbe, Of inhabitants are concerned the result will be
known in few weeks There are in addition to
enumertors and supervisors two thousand special
agents and three thousand clerks over fifteen mill
ions o schedules have been prepared and sent TO different
Of the United use in taking the enunera
tcn and requiring other in connection with the
manufacturing and agricultural inquiries.
The field work commencing, which will involve the
use Of all the enumeaors and special agents. consisting
of nearly $1,000 probably not begin until in Sep
TENDER When the returns from This vast agere
cation of information hunters work Of the census
viii begin The population win be hurried so
complete it by the congress oonvenes in ordr
chat proper apporionment bill may be provided for at
the next session OF the legislature The work of compia
ton sabulaton printing will follow and this alone
wiz be work Of It is hoped to finish the
principal the census work within the next two
years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
England Can Live Without America.

The world could sustain twenty times present
population although this generally The
world could probably hundred times its present
population but with present identical supplies by
the economical methods Of the present. We the
habit Of asserting that England could get along
food supplies from America is mistake as is
clearly shown by her great statistican Nuha Accord
ing to this authority England buys abroad simply for
economys sake. He calculates prices
been offset by her gains The loss in twenty years
places at f8300000O the gain 913 100000, gain Of
than e50OO0000 The consumption Of grain
to be less than 1879 while the British workngman is
eating q per than he did formerly
also living much better than his ancestors. The
ton of fruit and vegetables is also twelve times
than forty The of tea, and cocoa
doubled while decrease in coffee attrfb-
uted the preference of the British other beverages
The further statements that Great Britain half
what consumes and could raise she
imports necessary interesting the
cial world. STILL it is noteworthy time Of
American exports in pretty handy, witness
large shipments of horses meats hay leaving
shores daily for England and Africa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
Along the Kansas Nile.

The alfalfa In southern Kansas this
I year is so rank that it is black green
/ The politicians think that from this on
the Topeka Capital will back Cy Leland
Chief Justice Doster led the Memorial
Day parade at Mcpherson and delivered
the address.
| In Kansas when a man IS leading IN
the race for i nomination, he is called
a hot frsC"
number OF the veterans Of the civil
war refuse 10 accept the Santiago cam
paign IS real war at all.
The weeds got a poor start IN Kansas
this year. and the farmers IN that re-
Epect are having a picnic.
a new sort OF a bug g interviewing the
Kansas wheat IN some localities. Il IS
not the Hessian fy, but a stranger.
There is more evasion, lodging and
smoothness in Kansas politics this year
than usual. Kansas has too much Of &.
It is surprising how many Of the rlca
men Of Kansas aid not strike The state
until the sixties or the seventies. Tne
filters were not money makers.
A man up in northern Kansas IL work
ing a new graft lie ties Mexican bur
res up besides mares and. represents
chem as mule colts and sells tnem Tor
such.
TIE "one roofers' viii triupmh a Fort
scott. The Popuhst and Democratic con-
venUons under one roof VII BE- the big
gest political assemblage 81 the history
Of Kansas.
Decoration Day was observed on q big
scale everywhere 10 kansas. Aoout three
years ago some OF the stores kept open
because q hard times. tbs year sYerI-
body closed.
Prot Craftsman. the Emporla map who
curr!el tee men down Wiiz club - he
Mothers Congress. says BIZ gsts io1s q
his bright th1ugats a. hight csaN4s gGi
Of bed and t5is then down.
Senator Beverage q indiana has a
brother IN EaEsss Eao has aoos been
q Popuis-. But MS disting cuisines hrotaeT
hss 5een cutting - much ice = late ira,
TIE Kansas brother has tsrnsc BePu5-l-
can il order - 5e in Hoe.
PHOTOGRAPH from the Atcsisoa Globe:
a nostess gets her eFst s15oTnsEt fTs8l
a party w.en a}most az t5e guests s-e
gone ard sae. wlta feE choser ffisnes
!. sitting around the les cEss- freezer
siseu-sing the cream AID i1e guests =
Last Saturday nsgai - tie I5geks
czoItaG oSIee e IL sass fs&s1n a9t ca
shs aook an etnorlai roassing Moron a.
bauxa IRE aeZ .saags7g e2ttar baa.1A
fcQ6 81 elE s1-4@-f}A atss+-e - 49, - - 81
the 7sVer ard e n 81 o.. BEt szs sgns
u.s - fercclous tina. Eatsoss ans ksis<r
COX o1I
Ire Barber Eosafy fs@ex tr1s5 - cp-
urove tzs Unsiac Stats csurt. bar
coaisn', g & - Fsggslat seetanzs
wouldn't r., :. Bus = care taE near
Sss-x .. Tay75rts-a rsasf have beer
aufus rauk - Es1tgckY zEsa eFe- b
zsruasscsa 1-aires states a4prsEas cossrs
coa34 Est gszl.1 tx
Accor8t-E - gagsg = = Bzrnatva =
q tie Br<-az sEzT Seseai serves t.
faEZa. 40 = 12S sn N81Axa sss
as.5sQgrap1s - &tfegzgafee 1aEsae sscs
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tr.s-leE are assFesg gepg s<E4es1s - Fse-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
Santa Fe First Into osa &c Reservation.

The extension the Santa Fe branch line which
present stops at Pawnee, O. t. will make the Santa Fe
the country Of the Usage Indians.
There have been roads this
Fe viii penetrate this rich country The
plans for building this extension have been decided
upon The line win the Arkansas river near
Faston which point will penetrate the Usage
Try In will the reservation
is not given out line suggested is via Pawhuska
northeast to Barelsvlle; another almost
Elgin or Cedarvale, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
The Light of Two Republics Gone Out.

The two republics of white South Africa may
be considered crushed unless the dispatches
day should be reversed today The Brto has again had
his way and the dream of Cairo Cape WILL in
being realized practically continent containing
fifth of the worlds the British empire England
fight in the of equal rights for all
white from the Cape Zambesi" Anglo Saxon
demand. The Beers probably the negroes
justly they their injustice with
British residents the United States may be pardoned
for making comparisons when is well known, coored
persons considerably treated in Great Britain and
Canada than Massachusetts, But Americans
Brtons in South Africa
with similar approximations II any
thing further illuminate minds of certain
persons discuss international questions without
getting collar the appeal Of the
ghtened Hndoo proper share in the of
country where 100000 people practically voice
legislation hearken the jingo Eng
land led by the of land lust calling for the strangu
long-established and for the practical
Acknowledgement Dutch citizens Of Natal. What
then becomes Of our Anglo-saxon that the
liberty? Inverting the words of Patrick Hen
ry, might exclam: If this be liberty give
death"
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xinre uurnane Plan.
frhieako Trlbuns.l

fL1icaE0 lTI0lnt.l
George. you'd betetr take that worth
less. little sors-eys5 Pep somewhere an5
drown hin-"
I can co 5ststr with him han shas-
paw. III put as-a In last years pezrh
basket, take Eim Gow- Town. gst tao 81
tsres kids 70 stand az the e1ge q tie
sidewalk and BOX II hf-s. and IA SCI
hin 70 soze IA <1r -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
Our Trade With Hawaii.

Senator Lodge has paraded great array OF statistics
TO show bow greatly the trade Ct country with Hawaii
has Increased since annexation and because annexation
Within the same period the United States VITA
Great Br,a-n ana other countries has greatly In
creased but these countries have Yet been annexed
The sole for the comroe with Hawaii
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GseaTsily the Republican papers ap-
grove tae sne rcot Sea tcs tae Fcpsaiss :
ana Democrats i fhss Pepe2.sts aas
Democrats fern sntu esn Parsg 2 makes
the lines - gAe campaign Gss.1glct ans
n estnzl.Atiag 5ssFrSxsIsn. ns4ksstse nEAf
easier fer the Republicans
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

General San Francisco and is quarantned.
BY way abused great deal when he in
Manila because he not catch Aguinaldo. Has Mac
Arthur caught Agunado?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

foreigners Pekin protected by hundred
Jap soldiers and hundred American The
hundred together can LEX whole Chinese army.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01
Choose, zoe

nzas - easss s,ss zesfs~u
asss t2rafeFss - - a~l~.sf So 4
- EassFess~nf e sfesss $780,
es fass 8ss . sEs.te.s - ~
49, ptesF casfsa TEs easrsss -
- AE2ssss@zs ssssS.s - sesy AxSsgszsss.' =
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AIRS. Dewey should have Il would be awful If
president
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

Republics, apparently. flourish only on the western
States did not exist
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

Paul Kruger IS az waservalboven. II the British
want him they VIII have to come and set him. and keep
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

Mr.. Hearst, Of the New York Journal spoken
has The BARR.
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Leads Up IN the Real ThIsg.

Pa whzf - Borrowing troa5lsT''
Wei. lending . new .aun zsogs- is =
pretty good imitation q e."
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China should suppress every sign OF rebellion. house
divided against itsef VIII be divided the other
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

The Orange Free state has become the Orange River
Colony president, but queen. II IS hard &C
think that any American approves Of that change,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

It Is safe 70 that VIII be a very cold day when
other nation begins based the hope Of foregu
Intervention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

The Civil but would look more 50 II thg
south would cunt voting the Democratic ticket from force
q habit.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

Dom Paul may escape 10 The United States He may
net get liberty in south Africa buS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-01

johannesburg was not blown up Commerce dicsats
10 anger. even war-anger.
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Dom Paul is doing single-Aasded trekksag him
self iUss Eow
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Carretera
de Cdguas

Varies amigos que llegan de la
ciudad de Caguas, Sc quejan del es,
tado deplorabla en- que Sc encuentra
la carretera entire esta Capital y la
citada poblacion. Son tan numero
SOS Y g1andes los baches existentes
en- dicho camino, que en- d'as de llu
Was como los actuales, Sc hace casi
intransitable. Durante Ia dolnina
ci6n espaf1ola, no solam ante Sc cui
daba Obras Pdblicas de la CO lserva
cion de dicha carretera, sino que Sc
veian constautementea & los lados de
Ia misma, pequenos def6sitos de pie
dra triturada con las que Sc iban re
parando los baches a medida que Sc
ibad fernando; de algdn tempo a
esta parte, <ni chicha nj limona,.
Sabemos que hay dinero sufcien
te para repatar dicha carretera, =
por tanto llamamos Ia atencion del
Sr Jefe del Board de Obras Pdblicas
o del comisionado Sr Elliot q cu.n>
departamento corresponds este ra
mo.
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Ma.us! R. GaEel!

Fate distinguido amigo nuestro
ha sido el designado por el part:do
Federal como candidate para conf
sionado al Congreso. Obtuvo vein
To y cuatro votos. contra diez y nue.
We do Larrfnaga, uno de Cuevas y
uno de Bird.
De los sesenta miemtros del Co
mite directive del Partido, realiza
ron Ia votaci6n cuarenta y cinco,
por hallarse enfermos algunos y no
haberse reCi5ido otros voGos pOr in
terrupci6n del servicio de Correos.
Aunque sstos votos favorec!eran q
Larrfnaga, Sc dice que este ha mani
festado cue no aceptaria el nom bra
miento, y en- este case, siempFe Sc
ria Gatell Ell candidate federal. Els
te Sc encuenJra en- la actualidad en-
Detroit (Michigan) en- uso de licen
cia, pues pertenecs al Deparmento
DIS Correos de esta Isla.
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Conservation
de las harinas, .

eEu los almacenes de harina de
be eyitarse, ell primer lugar, la ele
vacibn de temperature, pues 81 llega
Il . centlgrado, sobre cero va ea
peli2 rosa. A>imlsmO debe cuidarse
de que no ejerzan inflpencia losvapo
res pestilentes de fabyicas vecin&s
Y sohre todc, de los basurerOs.
Cuando llueva 8 este hdmsda la
atm6sfera, ceben cerrarse las venta
ma: dal a)macsr, y cuando este SEGA
abrirlas en- las horas de sol durante
sl invierno y en- las mafanas de We
rano, pa1a la renovation del aire, SO
bre tOdO cuandc Ia harina SO ha he
cho de granos h1msdOs y en- aque
los climas en- que Ia atmosfara esta
muy cargada de humedad,
a.. limpieza mas exquisite de
almacenes ampliOs, con atlas venta~
mas apa isada2, prOvistas de persia
mas que eviten ia aCcion directa del
sol, de vidrieras para que no entire
81 aire que no cOnVenga Y de buenOs
outarinadus, son condlcionos indis
pencatlcs para un buen dep6sito de
harins.
sDesde luego Sc cuidara tam
bian de destinar al consume inmedia
to la harina proaucid& por granos
hdmedos, pues la dc los granos Sc
cos es mas & prop6slto para conser
varla y trasportarla q grandes dis
tancias scbre todo ST el traspOrte Sc
ha de verihcsr por la via martina
;rque en- las toodegas de los barcos
especialmente c1ando cruzan los tr6
pcos, al excessive calor y la hume
dad dc tales paraies alteran con fre
cuencia Ia condici6n de las msjores
harinas.
Para preservarlas Sc ha pro
puestO prensarlas fuertemente, de
modo gus Sc expulse de entre elias
el aire, constituy6ndo una especie
de pasta endurecida que despues,
para consumirla, Sc deshace nueva-
nente; pero Is costumhre seguida
en- este caso consiste, generalmente
en- colocar la harina por capas, apl
Sonadas dentrO dc barriles y as1 Sc
transporta en- b u II condicio
neS
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CIudades popu|osas
arnerICanaS,

Segdu Ell censo que en la sctua
lidad Sc levanta, la ciUaad de New
York es de 3, 437, 202 habitantes, III
aumento en- diez amos h& sido =
proxinadamente, ell 81 3 por Glen
TO.
ST SO hiciera uu censo de los lu
cares circuuvacinos; la poblaci6n de
aquel gran centro ascendef1a q cosa
de 5 900, ONO de habitantes. Nuoya
York es hoy la segunda ciuiad del
mundO-
La poblacion de Chicago es de
1,G9S SIS habitantes; "a de Flladeltia
asciende q /, 293, 007 habitantes, La
bjendose veriticado durAnte los diez
ultfmos amos un aumento de % 81
por ciento La ciudad dc Baltimo-
re cueuta con sos 975 habitantes, y
D nver (Colorado) tiene 1873, 9o9 ha'
bitante,
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VdlCr
de lu senniIId
del a'godon.

En- IN artftulc dltimamente pu
blicado on Ia revista intitulada eFo
rvm. Sc assgLra que Ia semilla de
algod6n es comercialmente mas i'm
portante que el tligo, y ell e5critor
manifesto que 81 ben es verdad que
en- un tempo la semilla de algod6n
tuvo muy poca inportancia hoy por
10y pareca destinada q ocupar ell
primer lugar entire todas las se nj
las.
La semilla de algodon no ha II
gurado eu los mercados como debe
rfa pesar de que tiene un valor in
triuseco ignal & la mitad dol algodon
mismo cuando SO dedica ciertos
usos.
Sien Pto Rico sc cu;tivase Ell al
algoion en- grsnde esoala, ten1rfa'
mos un elemento de riqueza positiva
pues nuestro suelo SO presta adnira
blemente al desarro'lo de esa planta
produciendose de una clase suparior
para cu.lquier mercado.
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PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
H3b|a ei Or zcno Gandia

Con0cida es la cOmpetencia ne
ujca del DR.. Zeno Gambia
Sus conocimientCs profundos le
han colocado, entire los primerOs me
dicOs puertOfriquenos y sus ensehan
zas en- la prensa, ell el libro y Ell la
tribuna, le han herho acreedor al
tulo de maestro:
Habla pues. un maestro:
<HagO cOnstar que habiendo usa
do las ePfldoraS RecOnstituyentes
del Lcdo d. Martineza, ep mi pract-
60 m9dica. Obtuve de elias eXce'en'
tes resultados en- casos de depression
organica por enfermedAdes agudas,
anemias, clOrO anemias, y en- gene
raj en- casOs de discraCias y perdlda
de las fuerzas
FL uso de tales piIdoras, va Sc
guido de pronto alivio, sin dnda de
bido q 10 asimilaoIe de las substan
c!as componentes de las mlsmas, y
no vaelo en- prescribirlas, cada Vez
quo nuovas energias eS noceSarlo CO
municar organismOs debil'tadoa
empobl ecldoss-
DrM ZENO GAMBIA
Ponce AgOsto de 1900:
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B0squeS
petrit6icados. tri6i

Eu eI nOrO4ste del condado &c
Apache 9n Arizona, Sc encuentra el
b0squo de arbole5 mas curioso que
sc ha descubierto cn America y que
los bi6IOgOs mirau como Ia mas no
table collection de esta especie que
existe IN ct mundu.
Dich0 boaque tiene como 5 mi
las cuA&radas da extension, y eu su
0rEen Sc COmp0nIa principals. 0nt>e
dc abetOs. Esta situaaO s0bre una
me~eta Q&e sN encuf Mira Il uua aItu
ra DO 5, 800 pies sObre el uiv4l del
mar. EstA en- uE0 DC los paraies ma.
desolados del Ooste, y por muc}rAz
millas & su alredcdUr 10 eXiste siiiO
una vegetaciGn inpy raquitica.
Los arboles, que son de varias
formas, Sc ercuentran esparcidOs
por toda aque|la region, y son, en-
Su mayor parto, fragmentos De tron
cos que ya2en Ell la TERRA, aunque
3l@GnOS cOnServ&n su posicion yer
teal C;4ai t0dos estan completa
r'a1tn petriticad0q.
Por tc 10 q bosQue Sc Ell :uen-
tran mo1eta# &quf y ALA que contie
non Eraodes tro2OS de estos arboles;
suS tlntos vArfan, y los hay rojos,
amarliipa, Ahu(o5 y dc todos estos
cQlOrNS cEHsl'}.jl}aDs 81 So les corta
p0r el cert'0, yerti"almcntc, deian
Yer un C2nIlO complete Cu g. iute
rior, que Sc prosHnta - fJrma de-
agata, de jasp3 y de calcedonia.
Pareco jnIud&b!e que en- amos
pnsadOs los indiOs que publa' al eta
IT ~ tA h, n | nj
vechaban de e&tOs arboles para ba
cor hAchss, cuchillOs, etc, Ii gran
boi]eza de est<& MADEIRA petrifcada
ka llamadO Ia atencion dc tnuchos in
dustriales que han usado en- lugar de
Oulx y otros materiales para diver
sos fines.
En- Ia Exposition de Chicago
fut muy admirada una collection de
artioulos hechos con dicho material.
Tam bj@n ~ pledc ussr como subtitu
to del eaIneril PrObableluen l6
mas notable 1uc ex;2t0 en- ell citado
GOsQoe eS eI pucnte ratUral, que no
es Utra co$s que III enorme tronco
de 2rhnl Gl.e SO hjl enc ha pertnane
vldn lsur siglOs eit 81 uiatu3 lugar
}OLdo cay0.
s. hsu preseH}o3u yariss tcorlas
de ptti itl"a@Iou dc Q tos arboles V
una de elias cs q. en cpot amuy reno
Ia una iluvla oe 2ub ,taucias voluani
cas- SCI ulto t vsri ,s @elvas Ell la par
to sudl este de esta secci0n de Anne
RIGA y que la aoci6u del agus en- pc
rlGdos posteriores proaujo los cam
bios qufnicos necesarios para efec
tuar la petriticaci6n
En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel
de periodicos viejos a $2 40 el quin
stal, ns--5 5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-14

<Otro de los riesgos que Sc ha
LA expuesta esta mercancia es Ia ia
cilidad con que Sc desarrollsn en-
ella varios insectos y aun vegetables
que'la alteran profundamente
clos sacos deben almacenarse
en- posicion vertical y separados
unos de otros, para que circule entire
ellOs Ell aire
Por hltimo, no solo la lmpieza
mas escrupulosa de los almacenes,
sino tambien la de los anvases, es Ia
mejor garantfa para la buena con-
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