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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07
COMPOSITION OF TmE coRTEGE
Troops of All Branches of the Service
Lead the Parade.

The file of representatives Of the In
dian army opened the WAY for the
fighting services. There We're six bat
talions Of infantry Of the line, Scotch,
Irish ana English, followed by four
detachments OF foot guards, Irish,
Scotch, ColdStrcams and grenadiers.
The royal engineers came next then
detachments of garrison, field and
horse artillery. followed by laucers,
lussarS Dragons. horse guards and
life guards Dctachments of marines
and blue Jackets brought this varied
and characteristic representation Of
the British army and navy 10 4 close.
The next section of the procession
was the bodyguard Of The ldmented
queen The military attaches to for
ci@n embassies led the way. headed
by the headquarters staff. with Lord
Roberts in front on a splendid charger.
-Four bands were massed behind the
headquarters staff. ana one majestic
requiem followed another with inter
walls of mut1ed drums. The Duke of
Norfolk rode in solitary state as earl
marshal. followed by the gold sticks
and two white slaves. with the gun
carriage and its royal burden close be
hind.
led by royal eQuerrieS, as at the iubi-
lee. but behind them. instead of a
gracious sovereign smiling and bow
ing. was khaki-cOlored gun carriage
bearing n coffin lifted high. 1t was a
good and great queens last appear
ance in state. and it was not strange
that. with the sorrowful signing of
majestic requiems in the air. strong
men were shaken with emotion, ana
women brushed away tears from their
eyes.
The king was directly behind the
gun carriage in field marShalS uni
form. Superbly mounted, and with him
in similar uniform were the Emperor
of Germany on Il fine charger. and tie
Duke of Conuaught. we'll horSed and
riding like Il veteran. Following close
were forty sovereignS. heirs to thrones
and princes Of English. German and
continental ones, all mounted and in
military uniform. The one conSpicu-
Gus figure of this royal company, aft
or the king under the royal standard,
was the Emperor of Germany.
The cavalcade ended with file of
crown equerrieS and officers in the
German emperor's suite and six royal
carriages We're driven slowly by. Tie
first contained Queen Alexandra and
her three daughters. entitled now to
precedence over their cunts. All We're
i'm the deepest mourning Int the queen
was known from Ter graceful figure
AMI carriage Queen Ntctoria'> three
daughters came next. with the Ein@
of the Erigians Who felt too iuf-n
To ride with the mounted pr "e
Three dau@hter> in-ItW fo'eW q i'm
Tho fbfll ,prl-f.lw, tF.i#s ffTl=f= 4f cam
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07

e9thaE side and Lord Clarendon at tie
foot. The German emperor. Queen
Alexandra and eighty royal person.
ages We're assigned to their proper
places.
There were fewer thano 0o0 VIII
nesses Of the burial service, which fol-
lowed without change the regular
burial office of the English church,
the anthem and hymn having plain
musical setting in accordance with the
Queens taste. The bishop Of Wincbes-
ter and the dean Of Windsor read the
service as far as the commitment sen
fences and prayers. which We're de.
ferred until today at Frogmore.
When the anthem had been sung
there was a last touch Of medieval
ism. William Henry Weldon who as
NorrOy king-at-arms had proclaimed
Edward VII at St. James. at the Grif
fin and at the Royal Exchange. again
interviewed TO announce officially the
termination of the Victorian reign In
a clear. resonant voice, ringing Ike 4
trumpet through the historic chapel,
with its memories Of Knights IF the
Garter and its traditions Of the glory
or ROYALTY. he pronounced as Garter
king-at-armS the various style, Of
Queen Victoria. empress of India
So ended the stately ObSequies Of the
good aud gracious Queen. ruler Of
hearts in England, Europe and Amer
lea. While closely timed commemora-
tive services were held simultaneously
at 81. Pauls, Westminster Abbey. ev-
cry English cathedral and thousands
Of places Of worship in London and
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07
some Georgia Nnggets.

Trouble gives lessons, but we forget
all about them in a holiday with joy.
It's long lane that has no turning,
but sometimes it turns mighty sudden.
1t always takes & little of the worst
to teach man how to hope for the
best.
We look so far away for happiness it
Is often hard to get back home and find
it.
You must take the world as you find
it, but some folks are so blind they new
er find it 1T all.
Folks who say that this world is not
bright enough are in no harry to see
the next one blaze-Atlanta Constitu-
ton
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07

London Following the collin walked
King Edward. the Duke of Connaught.
Emperor William. the King Of the
BelgianS. Prince Henry Of Prussia
ana al the royal personagcs. nclud-
ing Queen Alexandra ana the prin-
cesSeS, with the exception of a few
who left England Yesterday. These
were accompanied by their suites.
Taken t" Her Long Home.
The route was through the Norman
gateway. across the quadrangle.
through the George ~ archway. down
the Long Walk through the lodge and
then from the Long Walk to the
mauSoleum The entire route from
the George ~ archWay TO the gates
Of the mauSoleum was lined With
troops The Queens pipers played
from the gates 10 the mauSoleum it.
self On arriving there the Queens
company opened outward and formed
in double rank on the steps of the
mausoleum The choir met the flu
neral cortcge on the steps. The High
landerS. pipers and servants, on
their arrival went straight into the
maUsoleum ana took up positions al
loued 20 them.
Earth 80 Earth. Ashes to Ashes."
Then the coffin was carried into
the mausoleum preceded 10y the choir
and clergy. The members of the
royal family on entering took places
ON each side of the sarcophaguS. the
trauscpt ON each side. Af,er that the
ceremony was private, rs there was
only room for the mourucrS and the
clergy Tho choir sang Sir Arthur
Sullivan's anthem Yea, Though
Walk" the hymn "Sleep Thy Last
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07
WESTMINSTER ABBEY.

steamed into Victoria station with the
funeral car, and drew up beside plat
form carpeted with purple cloth, on
which a large waiting room with pur-
pie hangings had been erected for the
convenienceof the royal mourners. The
casket was quickly transferred to the
gun carriage the royalties mounted or
placed in carriages and the procession
started
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07
Infimnfe Acnnnintnncc

Pearson-Td like to know who sent
me this abusive letter. I'll bet it was
that crank next door
MIS-. Pearson-I don't think so. John
1t must have been some one who
knows YOU much better than he does
Tit-Bits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07

and carriages were heavily draped
and - also were the special traips
conveying the members If the royal
household.
Almost on the stroke Of II a. m the
engines draped in purple and white
aud dis1laysug a large metallic crown,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07
Restrnining Effect.

Capital punishment was being hotly
debated. Now. | ask you" said one
man. docs hanging prevent murder"
well" answered another quietly, Il
fancy it does. Cases are very rare of a
man committing murder after he has
been hanged once or twicer'-Tit-Bits.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07
The Tyne TO Blame.

Visitor (aDgrily)-See here. sir. You
called me political jobber in your pa
per this morning.
Editor-Yes, but that was a mistake.
Nisitor-Ah. You admit that?
Editor-Certainly. wrote ''robber"
very plainly. Philadelphia Press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07
At REST IN THE TOMB
Final Service Is Said 0 ,er the Re.
mains of the Late Queen
of England.
she LIES BY HER HUSBANDS SIDE
Progress Through London Of the Flu
neral Parade-ArrivaI at Wind
sor and the Exercises
in st. Georges.

London. Feb. 4.-The mortal re-
mains of Queen Victoria were laid this
afternoon in the sarcophagus prepared
for that purpose at the same time as
that in which Prince Albert rests The
coffin, preceded by the bishop Of Win
chester and the dean of Windsor, was
borne by commissioned officers Of
the Guards from the Albert Memorial
chapel, and placed on the gun car
rage. A guard of honor Of the
Queens company Of the Grenadiar
Guards. with the band of the rcgi-
ment, was drawn up facing the chapel
and presented arms. The procession
moved off in the following order:
The Queens company, with arms
reversed.
The governor and constable of
Windsor castle, the Duke of Argyll.
just Ahead OF the Gun Carringe.
IIighlanders and pipers, royal serv-
ants, band of the Grenadier Guards.
The bishop Of Winchester and the
dean Of Windsor, the lord chamber
lain and the lord steward.
The gun carriage, supported by the
late Queens equerries and household,
and flauked by the same officers as
appeared in Saturdays procession in
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out of Pocket.

rs your daughter out yet, Mr.. Fon-
daddi:"
out? should say so. som |. This
ere society business is all fired eXpen-
give Philadelphia Bulletin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07

How" asked the new star, do you
ike my death scene in the fourth act:"
Fine" replied the critic. why don't
you work it in oftenerY - Chicago
Times Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1901-02-07
Newly Welded.

81 sold our clock and bought this
lovely new chair"
How will you know what time it
isl"
"Oh. I'll telephone over to those folks
next door."-Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-17
statesmen WANTED
SOLICITORS WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MIscELLANgoUs HELP wANTEO.
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POULTRY AND SWINE.

Barred Plymouth Rocks. Partridge
Cochirs, But Orhngtons. White Tur-
keys and Guileas, Rouen Ducks. regis
tered Poland-Chila swine. Prize-rin-
ners. All kinds OF hog and poultry rem
edies. Send for illustrated catalogue.
free. Otto Weiss, 103 S. Rock Island
Avenue, Wichita, Kan.
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worth OF elegant furniture long lease
or building established and paving
wei y / Spencer 1ls-8l
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pEPS0NaI


PERSON I positively guar
antee Golden Seal. never falling female
regulator. VIII relieve most obstinate
cases OF delayed periods III five hours.
Sent secure from observation. 81 Dr..
Annie Fowler. Z7E Olive ST.. ST.. Louis,
Nc. J-1l-s-u-lTeti-ar
ERSONAL-Ladles. ] positively guar
autee Golden seal. never failing female
regulator VIII relieve most obstinate
cases Cf delayed periods iu five hours.
Sent secure from observation. g. Dr..
Annie Fowler, -11 live ST. ST. L1lis.
no f-Ir-srr-ra-s-
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,ow 81 t1s E-a q have o1e 81 thosz
s-e Essfhsr -aztrcssss nads fr-m rcg-
ca rrar 1eas l1 cE g.
Rl-ervs-z area-le ard s-r7s -ar-ressas
wsg p shva * the n z-sa
h-r fez-her 1elG 90 EeW larEe
Gooss o. Duck Elicrs f1- sals - 3 g--lr.
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Kansas and Oklahoma Live Stock
Commission Colnnanv.

Stock Exchange Bldg. Wichita, kan
Incorporated
We are prepared to look after the IN
terests of our customers IN the most care
ful manner. Our sal esman. Nj T. H
cole, has had many years Of experience
We make a speciality OF stOckers and
feeders Market quotations FINISHED up
on request
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CO.. WANTEp.


WANTE.D-Agsn-s fc- the best laundry
~ Kansas. Llberas comm ss'on Al
dress Wichita Steam Laun fry ST.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

IS A NrE.I Property owners u Ist rheil
nr1ucrtT with ne have the buyers
Aula j. Br WA JIG n. Market. 1e-sl
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al EsrArE 90 90
FOR TRADE

HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE
= good home, close in. north, Il rooms,
s2.509.
A fine building between south OF Cen
tral anu St Francis. s1.o00.
a nice corner lot south or Central and
Inside Jne raliroaq Ihey are scarce
and VIII soon 90 for $L200.
CO ONO ave, 7 rooms. $50.
4 nice place near the park, room, hall,
pantry barn. Is feet, 81 -.
12s-sun-wed-2t ". R. TUCKER.
FOR sALE-No. u21 n. Emporia. Z
rooms, bath. 80 fet.. $500. or VIII sell
house to move for $1,000 Reese & Co,
- Is - stree --9-oI
FOR SALE-To move. 1121 y. Emuorfa.
rooms and bath hallway, s., 000 Reese
& Co, IL East LIST street. 1z8-6t
FOR sALE-1290 S. Emporia. 9 rooms.
barn. IS feet, s., 100. Reese & Co, IL Z.
FIRST street E--tf
FOR sALE-To move, 6-room. 2-sto-y
house. Win hall and outbui.dings $500
No 100 Strong avenue Very cheap.
Reese * Co, IL K. First street
FOR sALE-Good g room nouse, with
modern cO1Teuielces, plenty ground. .
fine building sight OF 100 or 200 feet. both
on street car line. address box s34-
FOR SALE-A good, s-room house and
barn; modern convenience VIII make
terms satisfactory TO purchaser. J. C.
Dunn, Ga Z Douglas avenue uI-tf
FOR SALE-By the o7-ner, cottage. 11l4
y. Water street q. 4. Richards, III y.
Douglas. 17tx
FOR SALE-Quic1. No. 248 Indiana ave-
nue., 5-room cottage. 81 feet owner
IS leaving town. See Us Tor price
u7-tf
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WANT Everybody - Snow mar we
rsra Farms ARD ranches f.r sale frm
& 7er acre I'D rarCrg -rm e 1as-ts-
saet'-r ~ 81 80 acres n c7arE
& Co. American state Bank dig
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PHYSICIANS

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Z. z HAMILTON II d
rs z. Doug.as avenue CBitdns Block.
third Hooz)- Take elevator a. Ma-ket
street slEance-
Practice limited 70 Eye. Ear. Noss and
Threat
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Eldridqe Commission Co.

CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP stock
yards, Wichita. Consign your stock 70 Z s
for best possible results We expect 70
get and hold our trade by the thorough
efficiency OF our work. and the strfc E
business integrity Of our nlsthods. and
cordially invite your business on this
bqzfz TaI-Dhone ct
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-18
Conservation de las
frutaS tr0piCaleS.

Ell sistema de conservar las fru.
tas cue hoy com1enza & aplicarse en-
las Antillas y en- Centro America,
ha dado resultados muy satisfacto-
rios hace muchos af1os en- la Austria
liza Ell nuevo sistema es de evapora
ci6n y 10 que 10 hace superior & cual
quier otro procedimiento es Ia rapi-
dez con que Sc efectuan las opera,
clones y la limpieza ebsoluta d Q l
producto.
Solo SO necesita cinco 8 seis no
ras para convertir la fruta fresca On
ell producto pasado que dura meses
Y aros, conservando siempre ell gus
to y en- algunos cssos haciendose es
te mas refinado. Ell sistema emplea
do en- la Australia ha merecido la
aprobacion del Gobierno, pues los
productos alimentic os del pals Sc so
meten & un anAlisis cuidadoso antes
de que SO les considere como de pri
mer orden.
En- algunas de las Reptblicas de
Centre America Sc ha empleado ell
procedimieuto de evaporation con
grande 6xito especialmente en- 10
que SO retiere q los bananos, y Sc ha
empleado tsmbien en- Ia conserva
ci6n de otras frutas.
Como Ia maquinaria que Sc nece
sta para ell procedimiento no es muy
complicada y el costo primero de Ia
fruta sumamente barato, resulta que
es facil vender ell producto va prepa
RADIO un precio muy bajo.
Sc estan hacienda experimentos
con otras frutas y vegetables, entire
ellos la yuca, parece que 81 products
despues de sometido al procedimien
to de Ia evaporation no solo conser
va el gu to natural sino tambien sus
propiedades nutritivas.
Segdn noticias, el ei6rcito ingl6s
: recibe Gel puerto de Santo Tomas,
en- Guatemala, grandes cantidadeA
de frutas y legumbres eyaporadas y
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Un herido crave.


A Eulogio Sostresaa1sblba aver
para Puerta de TERRA p6r el paseo
de Covadonga, le salieron al encuen
tro .cuatro individuos desconocidos
que le cayeron encima cuchillo en-
manos, infiriendole varias heridas
graves.
Ell hecho ocurri6 frente al kios-
co contiguo 4 las oacinas del ferro.
carril.
Ell herido fue trasladado q lassa
la de socorros donde Sc le as. .et16
Los agresores emprendieron Ia fu
ga Sc ha dado conocimiepto del
hecho al Juzgado que instruye 81 co
respondents sumario Seg6u ell
heYido, no recuerda haber tenido dis
gustos que motivaran ese hecho.
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NEW-YoRK MARKET, TO DAY
HECH0S Y DICH0S.
CroniQuilla del dia.

Parece que es cosa decidida Ia
dimisi6n irrevocable del jefe Fede-
raj.
Y tambien cosa decidida, que ell
partido SO regira en- 10 sucesivo por
un Directorio, compuesto de tres
personas, con presidencia de tur-
no.
Sc citan los nombres de los
prestigiosos Federales Srs. Don
Franciscosde P. Acuna, Don Carlos
Maria Soler y Don Tulio Larrina'
ga.
Dentro de seis dias sabra ell
pals 10 que resuelva el Comite con-
sultivo.
Esta siendo ahora una delicia
vivir en- Puerto Rico, y va q ser de-.
licia y media dentro de un mes.
En- p!ena capital no se eonten
tan los rateros con llevarse los bic
nes muebles, sino que atacan tam.
bien a,,los inmuebles, siguiendo ell
ejemplo del e6lebre Bill.
De varias casas' han 'arrancado
losas de marmol de las escaleras.
De otras Sc llevan las bombillas
de las luces electricas colocadas q
gran .altura en- los zaguanes, para
cuya operaci6n tienen que valerse
de escaleras de mano.
Habra que atarse bien las ma
rices, por que a ese paso corremos
peligro de perderlas.
Y 81 esto:pasa en- San Juan, ique
ocurrira en- los pueblos, donde ape.
ras va q quedar policfa'
Don Isidoro Palau Y Don, Dioni.
sio Valentin, 6nicos comisarios de
barrios federales que:hay en- Aqua.
qilla, .nos'escrib an !, ,dici6ndonos que
no es exacto 10 que dice La Bruja
de Mayaguez, relative 4 que ellos
hab IAN sido invitados por ell Alcalde
para pasarse al partido republica'
no.
Desean hacer constar, que no
hubo tai proposition.
Quedan complacidos.
Arduo es el problema que de-
bera resolver ell Comit@ Federal en-
Ia session del a.
wiOOtaran pOr el gubernamenta
lismo 8 por la oposici6n?
Am5os caminos est&n llenos dc
escollos.
va sabemos 10 que es ell guber
namentalismo con los americanos.
Y tambien sabemos 10 que sc
obtieue con la oposici6n.
Opinan algunos, que 10 mas
practice sera mantenerse en- situa'
ci6n de espectativa ben6vola, pere
sin compromises.
Sc dice que nuestro Goberna
dor Mr. Allen SO ocupaz zdel desarro.
10 de un plan que tiene en- estudio,
para eI forhento de lqegricultura.
Todo ESQ es muy bueno, pero
desengaf1ese ell Gobernador.
Ell meior plan para que nuestra
agriculture prospere, es simple.
mente traer dinero abundante ba'
ratio al pals.
Sin ese factor indispensable,
bien pueden romperse los cascos
in1tilmente los hacendistas.
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AVIS0.

Pr6xima & disolverse Ia Socie
dad que en- el pueblo de Manan 81.
ra baio la raz6n de eM. Ambrosiani
& Ca de IL que forma parte ell que
suscribe, 90 hace pdblico, 4 fin de
que todas las cuentas pendientes
sean presentadas dentro del t@rmino
de Is dias contar desde esta fecha.
Pto-Rico 18 de Febrero de 1901.
Manuel Ambrosisni y Casanova
s. al
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FL Alcalde de Caguas ha empe'
sado & hacer uso de Ia licencia de
dos meses que le fu6 concedida.
A precios m6dicos so venden
dos magn1ficos coches con arneses
y caballos del pals.
Informar4n Cristo 16 altos.

Sc pidieron informes al alcal>
de- de Fajardo sobre una instancia
que ha dirigido al Tesorero, don
Enrique Bid de aquells loca!idad
consultando 81 el municipio tiene de
recho cobrar impuesto sobre mata
deros palticulares.
En- rio Papaloapam, Inca del
ferrocarril de Veracruz al Pacffico
va & colocarse un puente de acero
que medir& 1,50Q metros de longi.
tud siendo por consiguiendo ell mas
grande que Sc ha construido en- todo
el territorio mejicano.
Sc ha remitido al Juez mum.
cipal de Adiuntas una denuncia for.
mulada por el Sr Moll contra ell Sc.
cretario de aquel Juzgado don Juan
Justiz para que asistido del Juez su
plente proceda & la aver:guaci6n de
los hechos. ......
Anoche ha contraido matrimo
MO Ia sefiorita Juana Borras, con ell
sef1or Charles ] Shine; siendo testi
gos los Sres. Arthur J Odlin y r
Fl. Todd, hermano politico este dlti-
mo de Ia desposada La boda SO cele
bro en- la casa de nuestro amigo Sc
nor Todd, por ell rito protestantes
opciando el Obispo de Virginia Re
verendo se11or Peterkin. H.
Deseamos los nuevos conyu
ges una eterna luna de miel. -
Han fjado So residencia en-
Arecibo nuestros bien queridos ami,
gos Mr. Alberto I. Dillon y So j6ven
esposa do1a Catalina Palmer, EN-.
parentada esta con nuestro director.
Deseamos & dichos amigos gra.
ia permanencia en- la culta Villa de
Arecibo, en- donde sabr4n apreciar
las atlas dotes sociales de sus nue.
vos vecinos.
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Buen neg0cio.

Por tener que susentarse sus
duef1os, Sc vende el muy conCcido
HOTEL INGLATRERA de Popee.
Para informes dirigirse 4 sus dueN
lfios.
DIONlSI & GRAZINI.
A 1913 ~ =
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el Gobierno de Jamaica Sc ocupa
con grande inter6s en el asunto, &
tai grado que su desarrollo p uede
llegar q causar serias difcultades al
comercio de frutas frescas.
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DECUBA

SEA. EAoei ehiRTRUbis, sF1s hSxsni NJ A. g.
de Mendoza, C&rdenas.
SAN PEDRO. Antonio Fernan-
ADELA, Lozaya y Cia. Caibarieln.
Sta. Catalina, Jose Carb6 y P &,
Caibarien.
Toledo, Francisco M. Durahona.
Pillar, Fermin A. de Goicoechea.
San Agustfn Juan jose, Arriosa.
El Salvador. Emilio Terry Sagua.
Constancia. Pablo Larrondo.
~Belencita, N. Artis.
Portugalete, Sotero Escarza, Glen
fuegos.
Manzanillo.
Diana, Sucres de Doiia. Cristina
Bar6.
Sta; Catalina, Eduardo Abreu,
> Narcisa. Mariana {. Artis, Cal
BARREN.
> Tinguaro, The American Sugar
Co., C&rdenas.
> Josefita, jose Flores Estrada,
, Sta. Isabel, G. Ia Rosa.
. Limones, Emilio Terry.
.. Caracas. Emilio Terry Hermano,
Cienfuegos.
Loter1a, Hafael Hernandez de Cas-
tro.
- A'esncia, g condesa de San Fernan'
y Hormiguero, Hormiguero, Central
Co., Hormiguero.
y Manuelita, Javier Reguera y Acea.
y Zaza, Viuda de Zulueta.
- Sta. Filomena, Leandro Soler.
- Elizalde, Alberto Rroch.
- Feliz, J. Piedra y Cia.
- Parque Alto, Fowler ygCia,
's San joss, Sta. Catalina Lacoste.
" Caridad, Viuda de Carrera.
sc Dos Hermanos, NICOLAS s. Acea
~ Maria, Adrien Gonsoulin.
- Ramone, A. F. Arcchavaleta.
San Gabriel, Federico Lambrillo.
{ F6, jose Maria Espinosa, Caiba-
rien.
Pillar, Herederos de Durahona.
Mercedita The Mercedita Sugar
Co., Cabaf5as.
Espafia, ViuQa do Zu1ueta.
( Conception, Manuel Luciano
San Isidro, Marco Antonio Tonga.
San Antonio, Mamerto Pulido.
Conchita, Juan Pedro Bar6.
Altamira, Antonio Ortiz, Caiba-
rien.
Algorta, jose Maria Montovsn.
Las Cafas, Adolto G. Mufioz, Las
Caf1as. ~
San COMA o.. u1n Guell de
Rent6.'
Puerto, jose F. Blanco.
Perseverance,, Miguel Diaz, Car
denas.
Chaparra, Latour y Co., -
San Miguel, Pedro LabOrde.
Esperaneia' IRA Eraneis q R.r6 Sztsrls'
Esperanza, Francisco p. Mscha-
do.
orozco, Cipriano Picasa.
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