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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
4 taxes Nerve.

Il takes nerve 10 lasso a rattle
snake, but that is what Mr. Luther
Beverage did. ia was out hunting
last Thursday and came across one,
d very fine. fresh locking, black
one, 3 feet 3 inches long and about
q inches in diameter. lie did not
make for home by the nearest route,
but deliberately sat down and re-
moved the lace from hla shoe, tied
it on stick and proceeded TO cap
lure The snake, which heidi with bat
little trouble and carried il home.
lie 5heu made a cage and in some
way managed to imprison his rat
Ting captive within it. He brought
il to town, and it being on the
evening OF the 4tb, the snake show
was at once made feature in the
celebration Of that day, anu mooy
who had al their lives ion2ed 10
see q liye rattle snake had theil
longing satisfied, and its captor va.
commended on all sides for his
courage.
The fine specimen is now in Tie
possession Of 1fr. J. ?. Gwin.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
July 10, 1901.
The Social Of the 9Th,

Mas9crs Z. Il. McClintic, Boyd
and Homer Stephenson, Don Sal
lmbcrger, Frank Wilson, Joseph
s Gibson, Eue;no Rogers and 9TH
ers are due the thanks and kind r.
membTahoe Of the young ladies and
other invited guests, for the plan
ming and successful management
Of the social given by them on the
4th, at the New Star Hotel it is
also dne 70 the landlord and lady
Of this new hostelry that words Of
praise be said for the hospitable
manner in which they received the
fifty or more guests Of the occasion
and the kind and courteous treat
mont bestowed upon Them through
out the very pleasant aud enjoyable
affair.
Thus FAX we have spoken in &
general way, batno3 % we come
70 tha dining room so make pattio-
ular mention. for we were there
ana saw ana partook, in 10 sm all
way, Of tie bouutiful supper, 50 81.
eganNy and taseful!y spread That
the table groaned beneath it's load
Of good things, could almost be
taken in its literal sense, for upon
it could be found along with Tie
most substantial, nicely prepared
yiands. an endless variety OF The
most toothsome delicacies to which
the palate Of tue most fastidious
would greatfully respond.
That to this single item Of the
program was due much )f the ev-
ening's enjoyment, is not st all IN.
natural.
Then, to those thus inclined (and
there were not a few an opportuni
ty for dancing was presented, which
pleasant pastime was INDUCED in
until a late hour.
Those in attendance from with.
out this neigbborhood, as shown by
the register, were: Misses Edna
Slaven, Mary F. McNulty and Alb.
bic Fleisher Of Meadow Dale: Lille
Patterson, Marlinton. W. "; Ella
Craig, Charleston, ", Va; Edu'
Hull, Eureka, Kan; Anna M. Pat
tersop, Huntersville, w. Va; Mis-;
Anna Nicholas, Mcdowell; LEM
Somers, Glover Greek, and Il
Blanche Wilson, Baltimore.
Messrs Fleming Ramseur, Camp
Allegheny C.. & | Engineer Corps.
Holmes Stephenson, VIM Stephen.
son, Adam Fleisher and Edgene
Rodgers. Meadow Dale; Tobias M
Clintic, Bolar; A L Jones and W
Jones, Wier, and Y 3 Steuart
Head
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12

On Fneaiay evening aboat $50
O'clock, While the son was shining
down from q clear SKY, and scarce
~ breeze was stirring, two or
three persons noticed the dust ii
the street in front Of Air Crum-
metts building, assume funnel
shape and move swiftly but gently,
and witb no noise to the side They
thought il was a little whifwind.
Ike those frequently seen whiriing
dust ana leaves. and 50 it was TO
start with, lat,this Particular one
had in store % little surprise for It's
spectators, Tor IN an instant, after
It reached che side Of tbe street it
jumped TO the fiat roof Of the Crum-
nett building and tore the Tin from
the shoctiuq for p distance Of 20
feet down the large roof, aud for
about chat distance iengtbwise Of
The building. and in some places
left it raised Up as high IS two feet.
The roof was solidIy put together
with cleats and solder and firmly
nailed to the building at the edges
and it seems to be a mystery as to
how enough wind got under it to
force it from its solid fastenings.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12

they were also pleased to learn that
the operation performed on him
was successful,
! Mr. and Mrs 4 Lee Winner and
little daughter Of Crabbottom made
pleasant call at this office We'd
nesday. MIR Winner is here engag-
! ed in watch and clock repairing.
Mr. Frank Wilson has secured the
position Of shipping clerk with the
firm of Boiling. Spots 3 Co. at
Stanton, and is now at work there
Places Of this kind are not picked
up every day.
Mr. Slaughter, travelling salesman
for the Clifton Forge Grocery Go.
vas around to SEE our Highland
merchants again this week lie
reports trace keeping up Reli IN
this section,
II NJ Slaeen is agent i'll this ccun-
| t. for the Model Steam Laundry,
! Gtou,ton Va The work og this
i Tonn9rr ;s os;dara9 The hest in
! The state. because only modern
nathoas are used. St
a. r c UT. ot
Al ~ n&otes, our " ~, y en-
suns; oNif'S ano 'fiti''lS9 'ats "li'
o ~, S0'a al EIea''{ If''''so" f.' 5, ~ ~
D'S"oP r. po1 Va, .'5us ; :; "a a.
"" y ' ~ p; P'@s7"' S''1" !" s''''
49, ''oi'I M,
Vh gus NY 20 =, eSe %'S'l 49, -.
o@tQFd'y Ilf IL Il player ll JOSH us
pg;s3 cunsa1ln& a'''ee go 3 u
ar O"%f'SS ross , i"'.'u ~ ~ ''I[
Tcad "hafe ls na1 aFoPpea o'' o !,
ms ro2ke5. baG '9cE 81" *ooo
iuck the same aay
thousands OF our h"IF@" ahe mules
noEo Been PVLncna,5,oo .? Ah$i@ha
! !ot service III o"H|A ALf'c@. Hun"
dreds Jis on the Journey OF ~ Gags
and thoae toaC i've 20 80 reacA t1e
ango0'nR &Foono "'9 U' A"' Se'F''e
Iof only SIX weeks
John q. Saunders Esq. OF the Doe
| Hill 'nelghhornGod WIS IN town
Tuesday. lie lives across the inc
ID FendIetoA yeC ne Is INTERESTED ~
The welfare OF Highian,d: fof ne Is
a large lana holhef II t ~ COUNTY
and pays our county treasurer
nice sum each year
SPECIAL: | nave q China Sir
waists in col0rs and sizes as follows
which were 1926 but TO close oui
will sell at S2.oO. IheSe are oar =
gains II SIZE and color Will SUIT, Z
va hose 81 ana 80. Dafn neo
, ~ and 81. l Ligh! due o. ]
} Black 36.-V. b. blshop.
W A Bussard contractor. and bis
force of hands are moving along
+. with the work on Mr. J M Colaw's
and Mrs Ella Fleisher's dwellings,
Mr. Bussard's men seem to work to-
gether WE'LL and beng ASSISTED
greatly oy machiherY' IL IL ou'
!, small matter raf them 10 put up
house.
Do Highland people ever stoY
g For a moment to think how com
. fortably situated they are? The
| polI;D,OrA Gnn cove that fOr thi
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
For Sale.

Our Entire Stock OF Merchandise.
And Building for Rent.
In the town Of Frost, W. Va.
No other store here, nearest one 8
miles. Good location and surround
ing country. 10 miles from r. r.
Call on or address
Hannah & Harper.
Frost W. Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
Special Sales.

Mrs. Crummett is selling at cost
what millinery she has yet in stock
also shirt waists and a few other
summer articles at g bargain. ~:
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12

That there are more people hum
buged in buying jewelry than III
any other linc2
That il its sale through the regu-
lar retail store, larger profits are
made DIAN on any other line?
That lately haYe completed an az
raDgement by Which | can fur
nish you anything in the jewelrY
line from the smallest scarf pin to
the finest watch OF clock?
That | haye from B or 4 leading
Wholesale jewelry houses of this
county, their latest catalogues,
which represent SO accurately the
immense line carried by each, that
TO look through tnem is equal to a
personal visit to the most elegant
iewe!fy store in the land?
That If you will look at.my eatilo-
CUES, give me your order FOR any
article You desire. yol. viii be con
WINGED that II iSa satisfactory, sale
and cheap way to bay jcwciry?
That I can by rs choaF'Y as The
retail man. that / have 10 store
to keep up, 40 money Invested IN
stock, no clerks 10 pay am satisfied
with smal. profit, and for these
reasons can make YOU prices that
when compared with the figures
at lie regular jeweIry store, are
redicnlously low2
IF YOU DO not know cali at the
Posto@ce and I will be pleased to
inform Won Of these
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
NG0lley Saving F2ct5
OH J0WelT'y.
can fatniah yon With 6el3 glasses
autobaypa add phouogfap: records
H. III. Slave1 iswcler
Commissioner 6&3o Of V3!ua-
bic IaBd

pcaaanl To q decree Of tile Cir.
cGi Court 9f Highland county, pro-
nougced 1T it's &ay term 1901, in
}he ohQncpp cause Of A ! Iei;cgi
ks. & Z Stppheuao9's Adm1. &c. we
Uiit, aa commissioners thCy2iu naM-
ed for tbe purpose on
THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1904
COUNTY Court day. offer for sale
by public auction, in front Of The
Court House Of said county, tGe
following valuable lands, Tor So
much thereof as may be necessarily
First that tract, lying in the
Big Valley, containing 703 acres,
which is valuable and desirable
grazing property, and
Seconds That part OF the A. T.
Stephenson Home place, lying CD
Jacksrn's River, remaining there
after the assignment Of the widows
dover, containing 400l acres, more
or less.
TERMS Costs Of suit and sale
cash in hand on the day of sale, and
the residue on credits of nine, eigh.
teen and twenty-seven month:
from the day Of sale. with interest
from that day, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds with good and ap,
proved security for the deferred
payments. and a lien being retain
ed rs further security,
CHAs. 2. JONES,
JNo. w. STEPHENSON, Com'rs
J., J. G. Matheny, Clerk Of tllC
Circuit Court Of Highland County
do hereby certify, that Charles ?
Jones, Com'r has executed Che bono
required by the decree above men.
toned. J. G. MathenY, Clerk.
June Is, 1901. t. d. s
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
Administrators Sale.

Charles M Pull,u, Admir-. Of q.
hi. Pullin deed. viii sell publicly,
on the 25th day Of JAY, at the late
residence Of SAID Pqllln, the persou-
al property belonging to SAID estate
consisting of horses, sheep, cows,
cattle, farming implements Sc.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
THE HIGHLAND
HIGH SCHOOL.
HlGHTOWN, VIRGINIA.
A CLASSICAL SCHOOL
BOYS AND GIRLS

Session opens September 10, i9oI'
It is the aim OF tits school to
furnish, to the youth Of Highland
and adjacent counties Of Virginia
and West Virginia, educational add
vantages equal to those offered by
any High School in these states.
No pains will be spared to train
and deyelop the MENTAL, NOR
AL and SPIRITUAL faculties of
every pupil. PRIMARY, INTER
MEDIATE, and ACADEMIC De-
partments, also BUSINESS
COURSE. SPECIAL FACILI-
TIES FOE PIANO INSTRUC-
TON. Charges Reasonable. For
catalogue and further information
address
REV. W. W. CARSON, Pfin.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
'|NIaIEGr
or
Breaker? 2"

Some are called Watch Maker,
some Watch-Tinker, and some are
appropriately called Watch Breaker
aud it's an Inherent privilege Of
every American citizen to have any
one they choose to repair their
Watches. Added to practical APP
premiership and years experience
on watches, is our guarantee to
give satisfaction on every watch
accepted for repairs.
H, L. LANG,
Stanton, Va
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
Stops the Cough md Works Off
the Geld.
LaXatiFo Br0mo-Quiliae Tablets cure 3
cold in one day. No cure, no Pay.
Price o. cents
Notice.

Ne will sell our entire stock Of
goods at cost, FOR 30 days. for cash.
Come while you can get your goods
cheap. L. :. DICKINSON & Co
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
Preaching Appointments.

First aud third Sundays, Beulah IL a,
NJ. Campbel'k :. H. 4D.m.
Third Sunday, lions Hill, Up. m.
Second Sunday, Stony Run Il G. n.
polar 4 p. II.
X urth sunday, Stony, Run II a, nj;
Star Chapel 4 p. n. Charles j. Boppcl
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12
D0an0FA !. (9 : IL }.
LlJ llluAU SALEM, VA.

Courses for degrees, with eiecti,ea.
Able faculty. Library, $4,000 vol
umos. Best moral influences. Six
churches, No bar-roOms. Moder.
ate expenses. Aid scholarships.
Students from many states and
countries. 40th year begins Sep.
tember Is Catalogue with views
free. address
JULIUS D. DREHER,
President.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1901-07-12

July TAT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10

CT cerveza Negra cubo qu,so gluyer l b[
acIdo ac6Uco l q amargo angosiura l Il co
la } Oohoa y nerinanO 100 eIs c.rv-zs 1O CT
AMI Jose PerIjo DIVA 20 he's osa An
dr6S Crosas cIs insCrumen,os de inca S
MELON y co atdos maquinas pqte mues
trss A Ortega y CO II atdos maqmnas 68
hcs loza 2 cls qulncalla Sores de A Ma 20
y co, 60 cIs IL hcIs lOza y quincalla BeTnu
dez hermanos co 2 fdos 2 Cts milo y ctros.
& Rodrguez ) Go, IS hucIs q loza quin
Gala j NJ BIancO, 2 cajas farnacia. M
Mlrabal z csjss ferreteffa koLulado $40
bultos ferreiena y O;ros A la orden UV
LOO bis cerveza Mo 8 cls fdos eftctos pa
pei G5 II ncIs iOza AS L Ct sombrereila
IO4 CTS Juguetes 40 l cljugaetes ABDO
L atao l q jugueles otros JF cls jugue
les otros + E l cI efectos GPH i OI 3or
ceiana L cI eSpsJos nuaca cJ Ioza JO 8
81 quIncalla otgos lido paja Al l tdo paia.
Bh Q neIs ioza (H2lSlU) l cl qulncaIla,
SOU 30 cIs ceryeza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10
MOvIMIENTO MARITTMO
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEs1A

De Barcelona y escalas vap esp
"Conde Wfsedo" a Soblino de Izquier
do y 90, con csrga que Tesefaremos en-
eel n1maro dc mafiana.
Resefia de la carga que procedente de
Hamburgo escalas candujO rars este puer
10 Ell ysp alem "valeDciav & MuIeDSoff y
Korber | Ct provisiones q copiadores 200
;e,s eeme0to AsLtnn & hijos de Perez Wofis
8 cls papel ores 2 CT Sehre'bzeng De
y Raml,ey 25 b,s 90 cIs cervezs Z tonb y
befmsns c.s 6acalao ~ rIs m nlegmlla
10 cIs qnesos A Vicent co 400 aIs sal
epson 200 gfps vinagre Castrill6n Ochoa
l50 cis sal epson fdos hojas sem Scrs de
M Lomba 60 q gAlletltas scsl6 =
2 fdos hoj Assf.n 10 cIs biIos scs de L i
ilamil GO l0c.s gslletitas Crrc do hernia
nos GO 30cls maDtfqnilla % els cervesa
tonzales Alfonso 10 cls gaIleiitAs Fitse
Lundsy co 4cls VINO 2 cls eiectos escriIo-
rio q jaguetes Sores de + Juncos J &C
J ; cIs maptequilla 2s cIs cerYeza SslyatOl g
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10
PONCE

Ri domingo en- la tarde celebr6 su prime
ia reuu o. el gremiO de Deperdtentes. Ira.
rsron las bases ca que debfa desca1sar tan
1tl asociaci0n, acoTdandcse Sc 10 desc el
nombre de "i irculo recreatlvO del gremlO
dc Dependieptes".
I'm casa del Lcdo don jose S. Belaval,
SO ceIebr6 el domingo por la noche una agra
dable jarana por ser ei santo de su sonora
espOsa.
-tlt domingo de Diciembre depos tAron
449 imp9lentes $S0579 en- Ell Oreito' y
Ahorro Popceno y hasta aquella techa Sc
nan expedite 1910 llbretss
-El Casino de Ponce prepara IN espl6n.
dido festival para ell dia de la Guadalupe o
sea el jueves pI6ximo, II utl cOsriente.
-tl jueves, dia do la Guadalupe patrona
de Ponce, nsbra miSa solelnne las de la
mafana en- el templo cat6licO. OcupaTa la
sagrada c5tedra Ell padre SeTVia, Uura lie
Juana DiaZ
-El sabado en- la tarde futron clsusura-
dos Dor Orden de la Junta de Sandal, Veln-
te depositos de eche, por 10 reunlr estes las
cond clones higl6Dicas necessrlas.
Ell domingo Sc do sepuLura en- esta
ciudad. al Cadaver del nil0 Gabriel Jesus,
hjo de los esposos Clsneros J Ieilechea.
- El sabado en- la nCche hubO saive So
iemne a loda orquesta en- el TEMPO catolico
ell domingo pr Ia ta,de So iievo a etecto
-soiemne procession arededor de la plaza, con
notlyo &c Ser diA de la conception.
La concurehcia que sslstl0 a'alnbos actOS
tue numer0ss.
"a las slete y minurOS dc la msnana DE-
aver Sc slntl0 en- esLa ciudad un tuerte tenn
blor de TERRA.
Las trepidaciOnes fuerOn Violentas, has
ia el extreme de haber causado paVor Ell
el vecIndario.
Es opinl6u general que hacfa va muchot
que o SO Iabla sentldo en- Ponce un
temblor de terra de tai magnitud.
-Oontlnda entermo de bastante cuidado
don Luis Subna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10
En6rgica OpOsici6n
al tratadO. de reciprOci-
dad con Cuba
Los productOres del azlcar de reno
Iacaa iran d la bancarrOta
OOUPARkN A SUS INFLUENCIAS
EN- Ell OONGRESO
La atenCi0n de los legislatures Ocu
padas en- dos puntOs
(servicio teIegrafico especial del Boletii
Mercantil

Nueva York, maites.- I'm to os
los Estados de es:a Rep1bl ca, que
son productores de azdcar de reno
Iacha, Sc hace una: energica oposi
ci6n al tratado de reciprocidad Co
meroial con la isla de Cuba, en-
vista de que 81 ell proyecto So hace
ley iran segu'amepte 8 la hauca'
rrota los productos de aqusl dulce
Tambien sc cree que ell asuDto ha
de tener mucns discussion en las a
maras por la Influenza que ell trus'
del azii ar de- remolacha ejsrce e'.
muy sigpifcados niembros del Con
greso.
Este punto y el del Canal oeupa
ra algda tempo la atencion de los
legsIadore2.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10
Sigue dandO juegO eI
aSuntO del canal
Presiones que eiercen los panamistas
QU1EREN HAOER OoTENSIBLE LA
UTILIDAD DEL DE PANAMA
Animados debates.-que Sc esperan

'Eervicio Cablegrafico especial del BOletin
Mercantil)
Nueva York, martes.-Dicen de
Washington que entire los senado--
res y representatives en- ell Congreso
se divide cada dia mas la opinion
con respecto al asunto del canal in
terocce&nico, pues, aunque Sc clee
que obtenga una mayoIfa el proyec-
to de la via por Nicaragua, 10 dejan
los panamistas de ejercer toda clase
de presiones para convencer q mu-
chos de la utilidad del de Panama.
Sc espera con ansiedad 81 informe
total de la comisidn y SO cree que
dara lugar a animados debates en-
las camaras. !,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10
MercadO de Nueya York

Ell se6or B. q. Butter, Agente de la
"Ntac York aud Porto r co Stesmpils o."
na sido iDformado oficlalmente de que el
Secretario de la Guerra M. loot hs deci.
dilo no revocsr la frapqucia del muelle de
espig6n de San Juan,
LAS obras en- el mnelle con tai mOtivo se-
guiran con toda la rap.del pysibie el niue
lie estaIa reconsti uidu dentTo dc POGO tempo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10
ENIEADAs DE oosrASERos

De Fsjaido y ruta vap amer "Porto
Rco" Carl Darnel l Daul efectos So
orlnOs do Armas 2 @ clavos Pau Ba
yea l paul lOpa 3 peas camas LUIS
ToIO aldo escoDas 3 Dauies ropa
jose Old l 6 c&Izado que afs Ros
CO, bauI ropa Sores de A Mayul co
l @ meTcanc.as Cei eoedo heI mAnos Y
CO, z @ chocolate Antonio Moreno
Cs.doi 0u ~ OuitOs mueoies Jue6 Peru
~ y Olva 3 pacas J4DacO TIE Uonsc
tor Uf Cnstans 2 Z, o.avos Scss ue L
Viliamii co 4 pacAs ,aDaoo F.4lze
LunaC y CO, 70 4, aa1cAr F.de, Gu,
IL mety g 0roses. ccres de O.casi
as y co, 2 @ meIcauclas Tar.os 81
ou.tos vallOs etlv1US.
SALIDA DE TKAvESIA
Para Tuiks Islands gol Ing T.sma
Hie" por Scls dc L. Vlnami CO, en-
lastle.
Para Ponce vap alem "Vaiencla"
por Mullenhof } Kolbsr con carga de
.CIanSlto.
Para New York vap amer 'Ponce'
per The New Yolk y Porto Rco s s
co, con caTga que Iesenaremos en- eli
ndmeIo dc manana.
sALDAs DE oosrANERos
Para Arecibo y Aguadilla vap amer
Porto RioOn en- lastre.
pEsPAOHADOs
Ningnno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10

factorias libremante y hacer toda
clase de edifcaciones y construccio
nes que desee.
La noticia ha circulado rapida
mente por todas parties, y ratifica la
opinion de que irdefectiblemet'te Ell
Congreso aprobara la via fuvIal nj
caraguense.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10

opRRAmoNns DE BUoUHs nE pUnRro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10
La guerra del Transvaal debe estar
terfninada para esa fec a
Servicio cablegrafico especial del Boletin
Mercantil


Nueva York, martes. La Gaceta
Official ha anun ciado va defnitiya
mente la fecha para la coronation
del Rey Eduardo VII de Ing aterra
que sera seguramente ell 26 de Ju-
MO de 1902.
La ceremonial de la coionaci6n Sc
liars en- privado ante la OortsS los
Reyes extrangeros y jefes de Estado
que asistan y sus Representatives,
verifcandose despues la presen'a
ci6n al pdblico.
Sc asegura en- Londres ques para
esa fecha va babra termlnado la
guerra del Africa del Sur.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10

Esta msnana bsjaron TERRA tres COM
pafiia de la dotac6n del "Bufiao" que de
sembarcsron para bacer ejerclclo de ms
trucclon en- las explanadas de Puerta de
TERRA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-10
Kruger no pierde sus esperanzas
Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantile

Nueva York, martes. -Comuni-
can de La Haya, que aver con mo
two del acuerdo del gobierno ho
iandes de no tomar iniciativas res
pecto a la apelacion que los beers
hacen por su mediaci6n los pode
res europeos, ell viejo presidents del
Transvaal hs decidido emprender
ensbreve su viaie para Ell Africa del
Sur.
La prensa de Bruselas que SO di-
ce esta bien informada con respecto
& todos los asuntos del Transvaal,
asegura que Mr.. Kruger no ha per-
dido las esperanzas de alcanzar al.
guna protection y permanee .ra, per
tanto, todo el invierno en- Holanda.
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SerYiCio Especial
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BOLETIN MERCANTIL..
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Dicese que regresara a su pals

LA PRENSA DE BRUSELAS ANTE
LOS ASUNTOS DEL TRANSVAAL
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Sefiala mientO Official pa
ra Ia coronation de
Eduardo VII
La ceremonial tendra caracter privado

DESPUES Sc pRESENTARA Ell
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-11-03
The Charity Ball.

The committees having charge Of the.
charity ball, to be given by the German
Ladies' Aid Society, are as follows:
Reception Committee-Mrs. Fanny lilly.
Mrs Leo Lando, Mrs. A Schellschmidt;
Mrs G. II. Westing. Mrs. Louis Hollweg,
Mrs w. Rhodehamel.
Hall Committee-Miss A. Z. Mueller, Mrs.
John Buehler, Mrs. William Kotteman.
Decoration Committee-Mrs. Clemens
Vonnegut, Mrs Charles Krauss, Mrs.
George Dickson Mrs. Ed Bertermann. Mrs.
Anthem Wiegand. Mrs. John w. Schmidt.
Press Committee-Mrs. @. III. Westing.
Mrs. w. Rhodehamel, Mrs. William Spring
horn.
Finance Committee-Mrs. Fred p Rush.
Mrs. Louis Hollweg, Mrs. Albert Goepper,
Mrs. Bernhard VOnnegut, Mrs. Carl Walk,
tr. Mrs. Albert MetZger.
Music Committee-Mrs. Henry Sprengfeil,
Mrs. Reinhold Miller Mrs. Anna Siebold.
Floor Committee-Mr. and Mrs. George
Richards Mr.. and Mrs Herman Adam. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Vonnegut, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adam, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Schnuu, Mr.. and Mrs.
George n. Manifold, Ferd HO!lwsg, Louis
Reese. Fred Bachmann, jr., JULES Keller.
Jr., DR.. c. l. Fletcher, Herman Lieber, Jr.,
Otto Kipp. Frank Keller. Fritz FRANKIE, jr.,
Deluse, Ed Reick. Otto Nilius. Arthur
Strauss, Hans Sielken. Paul Krauss, jr.,
Henry Jungclaus, Anthem Wiegand, Oscar
Schmidt, Karl Krauss, Will on, Walter
Kipp. Louis Ludorf, Theodore Vonnegut,
A Schleicher.
The refreshment committee will be In
charge of Mr.. Richard Lieber.