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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-15

Current of Market Was Very
Confusing.
SOME MATERIAL SETBACKS
Entirely New Stocks Came
Into Leadership.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE currents in to-
days stock market were exceedingly con
fusing and irregular and the contest be-
tween speculative forces was by no means
conclusive. There was very large
amount Of speculative liquidation accom-
pHshed and there were periods Of acute
and general weakness. Some Of the re
Gently prominent stocks in the advance
suffered from material setbacks. On the
other hand there were stocks whose
strength was constant in varying inhu-
ence throughout the session The sell
ing movement showed symptoms Of hav-
ing largely expended itself during the
course F0f the day and there were signs Of
renewed aggressiveness on the part OF the
bun interests and the market rallied
throughout from the mad-day low level.
New stocks came into the leadership and
there were Indications that the personal
ity Of the leaders Of the speculation had
also undergone some change
The brokers who were the largest sell
ers in the railroad list were very heavy
buyers Of some Of the steel stocks and it
was evident that an attempt was 10 be
made 10 conduct a double campaign In
the market on the bear side in some Of
the railroads and on the bull side Of the
steel stocks. The market closed in fact
with some notable advances scored in the
steel group and with renewed weakness
among the railroads and specialties, some
Of the latter two classes selling at the
lowest on the last sale. There were points
Of strength during the day in the rail-
road list and amongst quite a number o.
the stocks not usually conspicuous in the
trading. The Fries had a notable recov-
cry from early weakness the first pre-
ferred getting 2 3-S above Saturday
The southwestern group showed signs
Of strength and St Louis Southwestern
preferred got a point above Saturday at
one time. c. c. c. & St Louis stocks
rose 8 and 81 respectively for the com
mon and preferred The National Salt
stocks gained and TLG2sc respectively
and Lead preferred recovered 8 points of
its recent heavy decline. American To-
bacco was PIP points over Saturday ar
the highest. But these points of strength
were the except Ions in the market. al
though they had an effect In ralying
other stocks and In largely reducing the
average net losses. The market gave
evidence of a decline in thu
speculative Juror and disposition to
revise the more sangulne estimates Of
the highest price already attained for
many stocks and those expected for /
others.
Disappointment was keeply manifest
among the holders Of St Paul over the
failure of confirmation Of many stories /
Of lease to oNrthern Pacific now pretty
discredited. The stock was
forced at one time below 100 which was
& IS below Saturday and closed with
net loss of Ia The other Changers +
were weak apparently IN sympathy
Closing prices of stocks were as fol- /
lows:
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HOG MARKET STRONG
Opens Weak but RegainS the
Decline,
TOPS UP TO S5O7 IL
Cattle Steady Mostly She
Stuff and StOCkerS.

The Wichita hog market yesterday
took the pace Of the Chicago market. if,
in reality it was following any other
market at all. Kansas City was early
reported as weak; ST. Louis gave out
~ TO cents lower, while Chicago re
ported as opening easy and closing
strong. The Wichita market was given
as a fair average al through as strong
10 ~ cents higher on the first morn
tng's trading, the market opened weak to
8 cents lower, but soon regained the de-
cline and at once assumed a tone Of
steady with Saturdays best prices.
There was a strong, eager demand for
hogs, and there was not near enough
Narded 10 anywhere near supply the
active cau. There Werea-6Uyers for all
kinds Of hogs which might be offered,
and every grade had q. buyer and il was
a matter Of appointment to the sew
eral buy ers that no more were on sale.
Ut was not @ bad Monday, however, as
this hrst day of the week usually goes.
There were in all twelve cars Of hogs
which passed over To scales and they
We're all sold promptly and at better
prices than the general trend of the hog
market seemed TO warrant. The gen
eral quality Of the car hogs was, on the
whole. pretty common. The S. 0715 hogs
were just fair and this figure was the
TOP One Of these ton cars~might have
been cal ed extra i'm quality as the rest
Of the offerings went yesterday, but on
other days when the whole string was
especially fine. even this one load would
not have stacked up more than fair It
was generally a mixed lot Of hogs offer
cd, with only some spriuking lots now
and then Of q little better grade to the
tone no the entire bulk. Compared with
oler markets, the local hog market
more than held its own, and the prices
q id were out OF line, in strength, with
the rest There was an eager, active
q mand and this competition made this
market stronger than the reports from
abroad would justify. but Just the same
there was strength and vigor maintain
cd here enLrely independent Of all the
rest. The wagon trade was light and OF
40 especial consequence, and the car sup
ply just fair in quantity. as compared
with other Mondays. The shippers Of
hogs from all the southwest country are
urged TO ship their hogs here for a while
On trial if there are any who have got
and it is easy 10 show that there are
many advantages Of this market which
cannot be met at any other western
points
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Iadie' Aid society Of Plymouth
Congregational church viii meet in The
reading room Of the church Wednesday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Regular meeting of the board Of di-
rectors of the Wichita hospital win be
held Tuesday morning at $50.
Regular meeting Of Modern Tontes to-
night over 40 East Douglas. a fun at
tendance is desired as matters of inter-
est viii be presented to the council
Il strongly recommend Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup; It cured me Of throat
and lung trouble Of many years stand
Ing1'-Mrs. J. Bremen, Rife, Col Cures
coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis. la
grippe, pneumonia, whooping cough, Group
and consumption. J. P. Allen Doekum &
Higgiuson. Geo. Van Werden
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NAY CLOSED LOVER
BeariSh Statistics Influence
the Wheat Market.
CORN CLOSED SHADE OFF
Oats Closed Higher as Did
the Provision Market.
CORN CLOSED SHADE OFF

Chicago, Jan. 14.-Wheat held firm for
a time today in the fac. Of bearish sta
tisucs. heavy receipts and Indifferent ca
bles. but gave way later, May closing 4
to sc lower. Corn closed a shade lower
and oats shade higher. Provisions at
the close were 10 to p cents improved.
OF the bulHshness which manifested it
self near the close Saturday night still
there was enough left this morning to
cause wheat TO ignore the bearishness
Of later developments. May opened &c
lower to &c higher at 7724Q78c, and on
buying by commission houses and shorts
rallied during the first hour to 7sssc. Ca
bles were Indifferent, Northwest receipts
heavy and worlds shipments $685. $50
bushels. The immensely of these ship
ments, however, and the visible increase
Of 10000 announced later, had been pref
~ well discounted. On the bulge the
demand fell off and offerings which early
had been rather light increased The
trade at last was taking oognizance OF
che heavy movement and the market
slumped to 7T7sc. Here it he d steady for
a while, and towards the end Of the ses-
sion dropped to 771a. The close was
weak, May 4 to sc lower, at 771a to 779s
Exporters reported loads taken. Sea
board cleare noes in wheat and -four were
equal to $4,000 bushels. Primary re-
oeipts aggregated $4,000 bushels, COM
pared with $4,000 bnushels last year.
Minneapolis and Duluth reported 645 cars
against SIS last week and 757 a year 90.
Local receipts were z cars, none Of con
tract grade.
The corn market was narrow. The
opening was firm on the unfavorable
weather, but prices eased off a bit later
In sympathy with wheat. May sold be
tween 3S34c and 3S2sc and closed steady,
a shade down at 3S3sQ5S1zc. Receipts
were 500 cars.
Oats were quiet and steady. The re-
ceipts, 3S4 cars, caused some selling early.
but offerings were well taken. May sold
between 2514 and 24zsc and closed a shade
up, at sc.
Provisions were moderately active and
strong on a good cash demand May
pork opened between S14.00 and S14.5g1s.
and closed 25c higher at S14.2 May lad
between $7.45 and S7.57. and closed 10e
up at $15.45 to s15.553a May ribs between
S7071s and S7.20 with the close 1Oc i'm
proved, at $40.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
100 cars; corn, rs; oats, 40; hogs, 10000
head.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE markell
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M'KENZiE CONTEMPT CASE
It Is Now Before she Court or Appeals
nj SIN Frnmcisrn

san Francisco Jan. 1.-THE contempt
case Of Alexander Mckenzie. the Nome
receiver. was called ia the United States
circuit court Of appeals This morning be-
fore Judges Gilbert. Morrow and Ross
The alleged contempt 10 Mckenzie grows
out Of the case Of Chipps VS.. Linderhers.
the question at issue being the owner ot
claims al Nome Mckenzie is accused
OF failing TO obey the writ OF superceleas
Issued by the circuit court OF appeals d.
recting him 90 turn over tho claims ard
bullion held by him as receives Gown
sci for Mckenzie commended that tho writ
of supercedeas was imperative and void
as no appeal had been take IN the case
ard the bond on appeal never having
been fled IN the district court OF Alaska
He claIme1 That uuel that was done the
matter was not within the Jurisdiction Of
the appellate court
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he Win Not say Anything About
That Turkish nIlE

Washington, Jan. 1t-General Williams
the representatire 81 she Crapms has re-
turned from Co1stantinople. Whea
asked today as % the reports that tho
Turkish government had ordered q war
shlp oHlded ia an American yar1 ard
that this could Egu,date the outssani-
Ing claims against Turkey. General wa
hams said he was not as iIherty Co make
any statement. as BE had not yet hsd
the opportunity to confer with Messgs
Cramps. Whne Is can be statsi posse
lively tAat Turkey had given the order
for war hip 20 - huu at American
yards. it is not yet daaaitely understood
as 10 the bearing az teis action uaon
the American claims. IL a1ptars 60 D.
excepted however. as an indicati7n 81
the rood VIII 81 tire Turkish. government
and the disposition TO secure anal al-
tustment.
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THE WEATHER.


Wichita, Kan, Jan T. 1900
During the past q hours, ending at
p m, the highest temperature has. been
81, the lowest g, range Of "a degrees.
and the mean has been 20. which is p
dgrees warmer than the normal temper
allure for the day as deduced from the
o6servat loqs at this station for the past
eleven years, with partly cloudy weather
in the morning, but soon cleared, light
northwest wind, shifting at night to
light southwest. A little ice stu remains
upon the ground in sheltered places.
Since the first of the month the aver
age temperature has been 20. which is
on degree daily warmer than normal,
and the total rainfall % inch. which IS
II inch less than the normal
According to the nornlals computed
from ali obtainable observations we have
now probably passed the coolest part of
the winter
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer. 3
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NO FIGHT IN KANSAS


Topeka. Kan. Jan. lt-F1ttoen minutes
after Governor Stanley was sworn inl1
Office for hts second term taiay a tee-
eram from q Cincinnati newspaper was
placed In his hands raadlns as follows
Please wire rs whether sou would a'-
iow JeHries ana Rahila o. hght limited
number ~ rounds in year state be- cfsa
the dSht is prevented heIe
To this The governor wrote tie t2l-0-
ing reply:
There win be no prize asht IN Kansas
while / ana governor"
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Santiago dc cuba VIA Haytisn Gable
Jan. A-Banes. a small town'en the rail
road between Gibara and Holguin. was
destroyed by FIRE ths morning SOM
dtty houses and warehouses were burn
sd
The Banes FrIt company. an American
concern. had been emp .osius almost the
entire population Of the town and a large
quantity IF frtlit az dtobaoco was IN the
warehouse There was no Insurance ca
the --0-art-
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although nothing has Been seen CT heard
OF CoQuard
The gendarmes fred shots into the
building IN the hope Of tnducipE him 70
appear but there was TO response and Il
is believed he eScaped last nlEht or hang
ed himself The house viii be entered to-
morrow
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yyapts n odus yiyendi Screwed

ST. Johns, y. f., Jan. 1A-Mr Chamber
I lain, secretary Of state for the colonies,
has applied 20 the colonial ministry 20
renew for the present year ths modus
vicenh respecting the French shore ques-
zion. in order to enable negotiations TO b
conducted with France during the coming
summer for q settlement OF the question.
The cabinet is not willing to agree to this
suggestion unless some definite proposals
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l9a - 9Pl-"5' 1870 ~ d
spring oeotoei No. Ie0' ''4'oc'
CotH-No. = S a.eSrtc. o.,
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&c. 90.
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Many passengers who had attempted to
walk here were found by sleighing par
ties frozen 70 Geath"
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WAS WITHOUT POMP
Governor stanley Inau@urated hY
Chsef5ustiee Doster

ChtcfJustice Doster
Topeka Jan H.-Goveruor W. p STAN
Icy was inaurlrated far his second term
this afternoon with no pomp or ,orc-
mouy The oath OF onco was adurn.s-
tered 5y Ch.cc Justice Dos,er Of the ss-
prsme coart 40 spectators vitnesse1
Che inauguration
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKED

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Jan. 1.-THE leading futures
"a nnad Is fn1lnu-s.
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NFFT.FFF 4 A. t3kH4 ~ + j + + 4FFF3F
UNA FACTORIA
DE AZUCAR De
10000
TONELADAS
EVAPORHDORAS
"LILLIE"

| ban al ministro, dando vccss de !.re'
l., per daca ladr6n; no toquf S
| esq dinero, que casi tt do es de las
| animas bsnd1tas!
Eltro Il cler, y a hisopazo i'm
pio Sc las compuso Dos .cosas etsr.
naa Sc conocen-decfan on tono de
vfsperas. - Sag asta y ell Concor1ato
Ay de. que toque al Concordato
ncs merme un leal!
mo tocsre, no mermare!, Chi
llaba Don Candido sin osar defender
SO.
Y sigui6 Ia procession: gente EN-
bravecida por el sagrado inte .es To-
cal, entraba a pedir respeto y pro
tecci6n para su Institute. en- ell que
hac!an sus ounce vainte alumnOs
s1s veinte treinta profesores: pa
ra 81 capitanfa general, para su Au
disncia, para su escuela norma, pa
ra su estanco. Ell desf'e e de intere
ses srides indignados no acababa
Todo el mundo pedfa, y los caciques
Sc subfan las barbAz.
Quiso ampararse en- ell GObierno
y VIC qua q Gobierno era mueho
peor, incom parable nents peor que
aquella turba. Al fin la turba repre-
sentaba un interes; Ell Gobierno no
representa5a ma que IN saeno, muy
largo muy caro-, sobre un mont6n
de prymesss vacias. La hjstoria de
tcdos los anores faci es y WI gares;
promoter hasta sstriunfar. Asl son
nues5ros ind5iles Gobieraos,
Msi trecho, molido y des sspera
do, Don Candido hizo dimisiop, que
fue de ssta msnera: daado un ron
guido de bdtalo y echandose de la
b ,taca III suelo.
iGracias Dios!-dijo el hombre
al se1ti.se aliviado de la cartera
Y en- este oy6 gran tumulto y que pc
d1an su eabeza. ;Por que, senor?
PJr que no h acfa economics y
todo 10 dejsba para luego; pr gu
no tanfa h1gados para coger ell pre-
supuesto, y rfs ras, dejarlo tsmblsn-
do en- IN periquete
Y con ell mayor asOmbro, vic
Don Candido que los a borotadores
eran los mismos que 10 habfan pues
to verde: no faltaba ninguno: hasta
los sedores pinos le amenazaban al.
radios por el abandono de los moates
A esta enoci6n no pudo reslstir
y despert6. Y 10 primers que hizo
fa6 mandar l,s periodicos su r.
msl renunc'a a>todo miniat RIO posi-
bic, Goa 10 cual IS va el 1aico espa
Il que viva tranquilo y sin cuida
do.
JOSE NOGALES.
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La remolaCha
Y Ia cana de aZQCaf,

va es sabido que el Is del pro
ximo Diciembre, 81 celeb ara en- B-n
selas la copferencia internacional, !,
para tratar sobre les der schoe, QUE
por el concepto de PRIMAs SO 8 .tis
facen alszdcar.
E: muy pre bible que esss pri-
mas ssan s1Ir mi las, pnes los Go
bierncs no pueden sostener por mas
tempo IN sacrlflclo qua oene sla
solo q los productores. del szd ;ar
de remolacha.
Essa, essA l!amsda q desapare-
Ger como industria sacarins, por =
exec siyo de su &C $50 y su impoten-
cia para luchar contra la cana de
azdcar.
Es,an pues de enhorabuena. los
pafzas intertropicales, y entire eltes
P Rico, tendra nuevcs caminos pa
ra c,locsr su production.
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Barcelona
en- eStadO de SitiO.

Re sientes despachos dan cue ia
de hab ,rse proclamado l. Ley mar
cial, en- aquslia ciudad por 81 G D
ber 1ador de Ia Provincia.
Nosstros ts.egramas de antes
de aver. anuGciabaa Ia pc iima situa
ci6n de II Capital del principado y
era naturs que el esJado de sitio vi
niese & r. Diver Ell problema plan
teaao GO las GALES por 81 pueblo.
Seatinos estes rastornos To-
ca!es, que 'usan un grave estado
de excitacion en- los aaimos, del pue-
ho mas industrial y laborioso de
Eipaf1a.
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Proposiciones para la Con nnpra de Bonos
De la Ciudad de San juan
Ofcina del Alcalde.
San Juan, o.-Rico.
Octubre % de 1901.

AzsnSe ns esrde 1 gHd s de- Ia @ la
6 j IS ao1 &
s SS sss T 'oi:' del ''ns'
en- % 6ass las as ouso ns d
Ia aad dd del le % s de 6dSo Dc 5 para ga dsos r. de to- o.
San Juan M de puoRc euando La entrega de bonos
dollars 5oooo de- bonos tan pon{o emo
sR @ S 5ono dno saso de ss @ a d
de "s e en- "a &c R mRo
L: oii g3s'i3 ?e aab Ss & s s
SSs Ssss
, SS s s?aaa 'sP'
gaes sn Dc @ snos 9s1 g
S R ae s @ IA tss s ds dc
diehos bono; de s que
@e @ DE- sas @ Dc ntss de 9sre en- de ne 1912 5 so a ~ d
York de la cudad de San Juan sen dgnado para dcho
$1,000 con toaao ad
ede9a del Tesorero de la cuad cpas cef
so97sa 1Sa
dad de Nuva-Yo cudad de San Juan, designc
concdn Ii canadn @ a 3s de a. M Dc M ost
pe e Senemen cuda como prueb eni de- bacpa &
saS sPi s''S sos
dedo Ia Caudad una suma suen para cubr dicho pgo re-
ssss @ 'sp' % Ia de- de ss @ 5 o % id :u
ST los termnos condolences proposition
buena pro fueen cumpidos e perdea dep6
cheques de los osoes resutaTen graciado sern
Las Popos concentrates los mencondos bonos @
deptos deben
acuedo los terminus condolences de esta nota, mas clau
suas Las acuedo
condolences consideration
las 1901,
Acade
ge9 las proposiciones del Ayunmento Este
dentro de las cuaren ocho ho sguientas
La adudcacon hara
condiciones de
rechazar
Todas las popocone deben venir seadas dgdas
Rico,n sobre
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Manuel CeTeCedO
Million.

Dsspre de una larga ausaneia
en- slgunes pu ,blos de Ia | Is, en-
fsuntos de So Establecimiento mer-
cantil, ha regresado 4 esta Capital,
este antique y consecuente amigo
nuestro
Tenemos mucho gusto en- en-
viarle nuessro carifl0so sslndo de
bienve aida.
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IA cOsRlsPoIDIleIl DE gulsr0 Il DI 10llBRl d 1901

La factorfa que Sc esta constru-
yendo en- la Isla de Maui, por laI Ha-
waiian Com mmercial 81 Sugar jompany
tendra una capacidad de SO, 900 tpne-
ladas de azdcar por zafra. Para lesta
azucarerfa Sc ha hecho I'm pedido de
dos evaporadoras LILLE de cnadru-
pie efecto, debiendo. tener cada iuH
capacidad de so 900 galones de guara
po concentrate por "a horas. Otros pc
didos de LILLE triples y cuadruples
efectos de 100, 600 galones para arriba
hacen un total en- capacilad de null
tiple efecto LILLE, pedidos este aho
para las Islas Hawaii de 1890 ,00Oiga-
ones de guarape concentrate por cada
"a horas.
Estos ap0rat0s reenpt1zan echo
de los sfectos mustitubulares vertic0ses
"iStanddrd' cuya capacidad ha sid
superada por las respeGt.vas fabric
donde Sc encontraban en- uso.
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Esta recogido en- came, don
Eduardo Arrechs Secretario del
Tribunal de Policfa se San Francis,
co.
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Sc han casado en- Cayey Mr..
Yales empleado que fue de Sandal
militar y la isaf1orita Polonia Rive a.
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NOTICIAS.

Lts elementos socisl.s del
pueblo de Pefuelas, han vislo con
sentimiento ell trasl d d 4 official
de Policfa don NJ, Rodriguez, que
alt goza de sim patti As generates.
Sc de can comprnr algunes pa
nos de mesa para servicio de te, cs-
lados, ds varios taman y un Ea-
de ten ALIAS, tambien caladas.
Sc d iran il rnes en- La CORES
pondeno;a a.
Como result .do de una vista
de irs oec ion, Sc ha dispuesto la
clausura de los e-tabl, cimisr to' de
B ,uif Acio O5ero, z bio Oimos, Lo-
re $50 Martinez y Baltasar Bonue!as.
en- Bayamon y nandado qusmar 50
libras de pan.
Ell Psnuelas han coutraido.
matri rinonio don Ricardo Ro l,fg ez
y la sef1orita Ar g 5lina B,l sq41 10
EN- 10 rREsENTE, los Estados
Unidos construye Trapiches para moler Ca
ia, al nivel de los fabrcados en- Europa,
ell que suscribe es ell unico Agente en- Pto-
Rico, de elos.
J
r. A. Macfe,
Gale del cristo No. |.
Por vapor fra 1ces <San 81
mon, Ia c1sads Csreceio Herm a nos
yCo aeabs de recibir un s slecto
ser5ido de efsctos prooies para esta
epocs; q ,esos feanct sss, Suizos 6
I5alianos, Sa!cf ich mes de, Levi
Vichi, mantequi !. francesa y daue-
sa. Licore5 Cfemas IL Maria Bri-
s,rd, Bi,cochos y ca let's 8 ds las
mejor IS fabricas de e lroE y otras
miles de cosas que Jenemos anun-
ciado todos los dies pa, a qua el Iu
blioo vaya IS .og ado.
A don Manuel o Car Figue 'oa,
abogado, le h sldo admitiia IA fan
"a hipotecaria, par, poder ejercer
las funciones de Notario 4 esta Is
10, con residencia en- Arecioo.
Sc h. nomb 10 a don Justo
Roiowich, porte-o de la C,:te de
Dis rito de ? reci 30.
Corbatas y ehalnas; medias de
hilo d r cocia para senorss ca
bal!ero:; camisas de seja. hilo y al
godon para senoras, y botones para
adornos d. todas cas9s, S, acaban
de ;ibir en- la cas-. de S Melon &
Co.
f1 E. ofcial mayor del Consejo
Eli cotlvo M. Magee, rec b 9 aver
roticia cablegraaca de que 50 en-
cont, aba en- s5ado d ) grxvedad su
ssf1or Padre.
E saf1or Director de & dad,
sale hoy para la isla con objeto, de
inspeccionar toaas las ins:iSnciones
d , caricai de la 81 ).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-14

En- breve estara en- esta ciud ad
ell doctor Fernandez Gomez que
pro :edentefde Santo Domingo viene
q pasar unos diss con su famil!a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-14

G0N9EJ0 LAS MAi,dEo ---El 1arabs canap
de Winslow debe slenpre que los ninos est6o
a peageno s.,frisnte; gsodncs IN sueno natural
pierta con muoha viyeza Es mny agradable al D
1adar. Calma al MILO, aotanda las encfas, aliviat
este me1or conooido remedio para la diarrea es -
sulta de La dsntici5n do ntra oausas. Tenar a,
"a do y pedir por "Jarabe Calmantads Nr. Wloa
a ro0r ei N at1f ia ,ll3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-14

b pobla1o de Ca a1o, perma
nece casi oscuras, no es s4f ;ient !,
ell Eumero Ga faroles