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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-23

tas, Ell Principe Carlos y todos los tes
tigos fifmaron Ell contrato, despues de
leidO detenidamente.
Se trabaja mucho en- ell adorno de
la capila de Palacio, en- que Sc cele :
braIa la bOda. Las tribunas estaIan
eobiegtag con TieOs cortiraies de teEcio
pef0 rojo.
Sc han recibido en- Palacio muchoJ
telegramas de felicitaci6D.
e seIlor Leon y Castillo, Embajador
de EspaiIa en- Paris, y su senora espO-
Sa, ban obsequiadO a la Princesa de
Astdri2s con una elegantfsima sombri-
lila blanca, forma imperial, adornada
con bordados de ORC, espl6ndidos zafi-
ros y circuida de diamantes. Ell pre-
sente de los esposos Leon Castillo ha
side muy admirado por todo ell mundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-23
CABLE NEWS

Civil Government IN the
Philippine Islands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20
GOOD CHEER.

81, O61 30
EMMA NJ. WILLIS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20
THE JACK TARS
ON SHORE LEAVE
Most of Them Behave Well
But Occasionally l there
is a Row.

King Edwards Tommy Atkins" on
board one of His Majesty's ships of war
is one person and when he is ashore he
is quite another but the fact remains
that he is always attentive to duty wher-
ever he may be. Several of him-spick
and span relocated functionaries of he
Warspite, each carrying the ever-preseat
rattan beneath his arm-were quietly
walking along Hotel street yesterday
evening near the Wela ka Hao saloon,
when an English sailor, considerably the
worse for grog, came careening through
the swinging doors into the Street. lie
and one of the Tommy Atkinses'' Le-
came imbroiled and the sailor soon beat
! a retreat into the dispensary. Suddenly
/ the tar came staggering forth again, ana
a second hight was started, when one
of the redcoats took the sailor under
one arm ana literally dragged him down
the street with the intention of putting
him aboard ship. The marine assist
ed in this by a second redcoat, and by
the time Fort street was reached two
native policemen had taken up the rear
of the novel procession. The sailor had
by this time become lost to the world.
and suffered himself to be carried whitn-
sired.
/ When the group reached Fort and
King streets, large crowd had gather
ed to see the fun. One of the redcoats
stalwart, well-muscled young fellow,
seemed to deplore the loss of dignity
that had resulted from the sailors pota-
tions, and evidently believed that his
country and ship had been disgraced \
passing hack caught his notice and he
hailed it, Lifting the inert sailor in hi;
arms he threw the man into the boot G.
the hack doubling him up like jack
knife, and finally arranged the JACK
with his head on the floor of the haci
and his feet upon the seat Satisfied
: with his work he himself occupied thu
rear seat with all-he-sur
= veyed'' look on his face, and gave IN
order to go to the boat landing. AM
e there the incident passed from view.
4 Seldom has Honolulu, however, sesl
= such good conduct from the crews ashor
of foreign ships such the EnSils
f cruiser Warspite and the Austrian Wal
a ship Donau. The redcoats and the blue
: coats of the British vessel fraterniz
with the stolid, well-built tackles of En-
peror Joseph's navy, and little drunken
> ness has been seen among them. IN
u English marines are especially to be cor
> graduated on their splendid bearing
public, and an entire lack of rowdynes
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20

MI M. E Meyer of Los Angeles. Cal,
saws.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20

WEARERS OF WHICH WILL TAKE NO OTHER
AND BE CONVINCED OF THE TRUTHFULNES
MENT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20

The officers of the Warspite will give
an "at home" on Saturday afternoon,
aboard the cruiser. They are now Is
suing cards to their friends in Homo
lulu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20

NV mother had been suffering
with indigestion for many years,
which continually grew worse. BY
good luck we got hold of TARO-
ENA, and mother tried 1t with
milk. 1t caused her no distress,
and she actually lived on 1t for
two years She got stronger and
can now eat ordinary food. We
ascribe this great change to
TAROENA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20

Hitting the Nail on the Head will
be the subject of the address at the
Young Mems Christian Association
hall. by j. D. Waldron, on Saturday
afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20
Victoria Hospital.

Following is the record of expendi-
lures of Victoria Hospital for January
and February, 1901:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20

On Friday evening the Young Mems
Christian Association Camera Cluo
will hold a meeting for the election
of officers and formation of plans Tor
the future.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20
n, s. SACHS DRY GOODS CO,
LIMITED.

WE ARE SHOWING THIS
WEEK A SPLENDID LOT OF
LADIES' MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR, WHICH FOR
STYLE AND VALUE HAS
NEVER BEEN EQUALED.
SOME OF THEM ARE QUITE
PLAIN, WHILE OTHERS ARE
BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED
WITH LACE AND
EMBROIDERY. WE ARE
ALSO IN RECEIPT OF
sTRAIGHT-FRoNT CoRsETs'
NOW ALL THE RAGE, AND
ADAPTED SPECIALLY FOR
THE PRESENT STYLE OF
DRESS. THEY ALSO IMPROVE
THE FIGURE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20

Have you had a kindness shown?
Pass 1t on.
Twas not given for you alone
Pass it on.
Let it travel down the years,
Let it wipe another's tears,
Till in heaven the deed appears
Pass it on
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-20

WE OFFER ALL VISITING SHRIN-
ERS A FREE SAMPLE OF TAROENA
FOOD. This package will make two
pounds of poi, the great Hawaiian food.
TAROENA is prepared from taro, is
thoroughly cooked and ready for imme-
date use, is highly concentrated and
will keep in any climate. Take pack
age home and give your friends
chance of seeing and tasting poi, the
great Hawaiian dish. While TAROENA
is used for making poi, it is far more
important as a food for invalids, dys-
peptics and infants Our food is par
ticularly useful to seasick travellers, for
it will 'stay down" when all other
foods are rejected.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-12
EStad0 de C0SaS.

Muuho sc ha hablado = mucho
mas Sc ha escrito con respe cto ca
botaje A gunos hacen elogios,
otros denuuciaciones, aEora falta
saber quienes estan en- la via de a
raz6n. Aquellos; alegan que habi6n
dose eliminado los derechos de "A
duana, los artfcuios comerciales te
dram una baja en- precio, favorecien'
dose el puDlico fnancieramsnte por
esta circunstanc,a
Estos; que debido al monopolio
que practica el comercio, los v1ve
res y meccancfas recibiran una afza
en- precio, antes de salir de los E y.
Vamos ahora al grano
Teuemos en- P5o Rico, una 20
blacion mas menos de un mil. On.
Si entire este million Sc repariieraI el
dinero que tenenos en- circulacido,
vendrfa corresp ondierdo cada ia
dividuo pr6xima mente tres dollars
one calculados como capital circular
te, arrojan un interes tan 1nfmo.
no alcanza para comprar sal con que
sazonar la comida
FL NAL no concluye en- esto. Te
nemos ell cobro de las contribucio-
nes encima, de modo que dejaraa de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-12

Tenia que morir asi-como mu
rieron Betances Arac1l y tantos otros
que lucharon sin egoismo por las
grandes causas.
Los que le alentaban en- sus des
cabellados planes revolucionarios,
los macheteros paat7' 7'ire que 10 lie
varon q la carcel, 10 Sc encontraron
en- la hora de Ia muerte como no hu
biera encontrado en- la hora de la
lucha, 81 toca llamada ell Director
de Gel Com bate,.
Asf vivmos de efeotfsimos y ten
dremos que morir de asco.
JOAQUIN E. BARREIRO.
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Fiesta religioSa
en- la Ermita del Hospital de la Purlsim
Conception dc esta ciudad.

La Comunidad de Religiosas
Siervas de Maria, celebra el qui in
cuag6simo ano de su Congregation,
8 sean las Bodas oe Ofo, el 15 del
actual, dia de la gloriosa Asunci6n
de Ia Madre de Dios los Cieios.
La vf,pera IA, y microbes al to-
que de oraciones, Sc rezara el Santo
Rosario, letanfss, canticos religiosos
y saive a toda orquesta.
Jueves Is, a las de la maf1sna,
Misa Sclemne, con sermon a cargo
del Rydo. Padre Vega Paul, con
asistencia del Ilustr1simo ST.. Ooispo,
quien concede 40 dias de indu! u!gencia
& todos los feles que devotam ente
asistieren a e. tos actos religlosos.
Dicha Comunidad invita- al rd
blico recibir Ia bendicion de la Ma
DIRE de Dios y Madre de la Congre-
gaci6n.
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ECOs de Ponce.
Protesta de la Camara de Comereio.
Presupuestos Munioipales. Disidencia
republican,. -Robo de ganado. .--Vapor
"California."

La Camaro de Comercio protes-
ia del nuevo itinerario de vapores
correos q los Estados Unidos, pues
son grandes los perjuioios qua Sc
causa 81 comercio con Ia salida y
arribo de correos en- la forma que
hoy estan. Sc espera que ell Direc
tor general de la companfa de vapo'
res vuelva q poner ell antique itine-
rario. Las innovaciones siempre nos
resultan peores,
Ell Ayuntamiento esta celebran
do sesiones para Ia aprob aci6n del
presu ouesto y Sc han hecho varias
lnodifcaciones. Sc han suprimido
las imposiciones las profesiones y
solo pagaran los que tengan o6cinas
abiertas.
Sc duda de que vengan 8 un ARE
glo la comision republicana y frac
clon disidente, en- cuyo caso habra
e!ecciones parciales entire ambos
grupos.
Los robos de gaoado, contindan
de modo slsrmante. La polic1a in
sular y municipal persigue a los cua
treros, habi6ndose va deteniao algu-
nos.
El domingo es esperado ell va
por <Calif ,rnia. para recoger1 Jof
emigrantes al Hawaii ( 8 Fl -
Ell CORRESPONSAL. :
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Cr6niCa de la Senana.

Uno de los prircipales aconte.
cimientOs de la seiUana ha sidO sin
duia Ia hcja suelta firmada por va
rios obreros, exponiendO Ia situa
ci6n economics porque atravissan
las clases trabajadoras y aconsejan-
do medidas radicales para conjurar.
la.
Pfecisa ser ciego para no YER, 8
NAL intencionado para no corfesar
| que hay en- ell fondo de la energica
pl ploclama vsrdades tan graudes co
mo amargas; pero entendemos que
to1a razon Sc pierde cuando para
oo0jurar an NAL Sc incita males
Inayores.
El problema obrero 70 SO cir.
cunscrihe Puerto Rico.
Esta planteado desde hace item
20 en- Europa y America y es ohjeto
de estudio detenido su resoluci6n.
Afortunadamente contamos pa
ra la resolucion del arduo problema
con elementos mejorables. La ella
Sc obrera de Puerto Rico por la es-
cuela que ha recibido y medic am
biente en- que SO ha desarrollado, Sc
presta mas que ninguna a una buena
di1ecci6u.
mprendemos que no es 10 mis-
mo aconsejar calms, desde la mesa
de fedaccion, que sentir en- el hogar
las | oaS eouencias del hambre, pero
NADIA sc adelanta con la desespera-
cion.
Washington, que aconsejaba a
sus compatrlotas antes la muerte
que la esclavitud 10 hsc1a para allen
tarlos en- la lucha Ior la indepen-
deIcia; pe,o no sc le ocurrir1a aren'
CARLOS de ese modo ante la resolu
ci0n de un probIema econ6mico.
Que urge poner remedio a la
situa.ion porque atraviesan nues-
trus obreros, es indudable, va que
todos tenemos derecho a la vida,
pero no es segaramente el mejOr
medic el de la fuerza.
Evaristo Izeoa Diaz, ha fallecido
en Ponce Desde que sali6 del penal
veuia sufriendo Ell querldo amigo
dos epfermedad igualmente gra
ves; la eLfermedad ffsica que des
trufa rapidemeute los organismos de
aqueLla ex.stencia jovep, y la enfer
mGdad moral, mas grave aun que
atrofiaba ell corazon del patriota.
En su Ultima carta, escrita con
lap'z, pocos dias antes de morir, nos
decia.
<Mi vida Sc acaba por momen
tos: Los medicos me dicen que ter ga
amino que mi enfermedad no es gra
ve- La etsrna formula de los medi-
cos. Mis- males no tienen cura como
no Ia tlenen los males de mi patrla.
Sc acerca el 25 de Septiembre y
Ponce SO prepare a celehrar Ell de
Ia esclav1tud Dasgraciado pals!
Tam nien To-, medicos dicen que ten
ga ammo que su enfermedae no es
grave.
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Aqui unos parrafos intimos
Izcca muri6 abandonado de to
dos, solo, como un perro, como diria
Bonafoux, en- ell Hospital de Ponce
Uuicamente Descartes que saoe
ser caritativo apssar de ser enemigo
de las Eefmanas de la csridad, esta
ba al lado del valiente periodista J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-12
Daro absoanente inparcal opini6n de pr1sa.
Circular de golpe y porrazo un nj
lion de dollars.

9 lrcular de golpe y porrazo un nj !.
lion de dollars.
La zafra en- las haciendas ha ter
minado y los trabsjos go apocan Ca
da dia mas, iCon que cuenta ell po
bre, el bracero para 81 suhsisteneia
duranIe los meses del invernazo?
La bsja de pfecin en- los vfyeresl
ha sido muy insigniicante, cast nu i,
la, hacie adosee impossible al proleta
rio la economic para sufragar susl
gastos durante ese duro periodo
Con que iniustrias cuan5a P5p !;
Rico para evitar que su dinero vaya''
a parar q Otros puntos de Ia terra? |
Sc preseata 81 case segdu la ob !
servacion de au amigo, <da q un Gu
raujaro q tempo S. mas it'll, que,
un m6dico cientifco muy tarde ,
A exception de la caf1a, (no con,
temos ell cafe en- estos momentos)
los productos de exportacidn son
muy pooos. icon one recursos cuen.
ia 81 jfoaro para hacer producer 10
terra? Diremos hoy, por 10 pronto,
sus brazos.
Ri maiz, produce un promedio
de 3. Oo0 mazorcas por cuerda; mien-
tras que en- los Estados Unidos SO.
bre todo, en- la parte norte, do la tia'
rra Sc cubre con nieve durante el ia
vierno, con ese descanso, alcanza Ia
production 80 COO Siendo este 9
case, Ia competencia Sc nos hace iml
possible.
Las habichuelas sufreu las mis-
mas desventajas.
III 70 H.. M fiono r,raain c;
no buscamos otros puertos para su
salida, ira decayendo ada dfa mas.
Ell algod6n, podrfa producir al
&c, pero iConque dinero Sc cuenta
para su cultivo?
Las pif1as, dilatan bastante ep
dar su fruto y 81 jibaro 10 encuentrs
duro esperar tanto tempo
Ell platano 6 banana podrfa ex
portsrse como 10 hace Jamaica, pc
ro sacnde e5tan los caminos para sd
car ese frnto a POGO costo?
La china, Sc esta siete amos para
dar buen resultado y por ESQ exige
hombses de capital para su cultivo
E. cacao que Sc encuentra sem
bradoes POGO, y nacesita terrenos
muy f-esccs, y cnbiertos de sombras
ap> ia las
e. ach:ote, tiene hoy poca salida
La yucca, poar1a producer bas
tante, 81 fuese trabajada por maqui
maria = sembsada en- grande escala,
pero como Ia trabs is ell j1baro, vie
ne o,igin6 n 10 un gasto de So a $3
quiuSal
Las papas podrian cultivarse
con un buan bonefcio pero tambiea
exigen mucho gasto
e. maui da VI rasultado magnfti
co en- terrenos aienosOs, 81 Sc saba
cultivar bion.
En. fin, muchas exportacione,
podfia hacer Pto Rico; pero carece
mos de tres cosas indispensables pa
ra lIevar a caoo esta su dnica sal
vacioa: dinero, caminos, y sobre to
do union, porqoe esta es la base
fundamentals de la fuerza.
Guille1nao Yam Rhyn
Ramon Nadal Santa C0lOma.
AVOCADO Y NOTARIO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-12
Cal borrojenos.
Una enferma.-Uirco ecuestre. - 0tras
nOticlas.


nOtlclaS
Sc encuentra enferma de a'gun
cuidads', la simpat;ca seforita Agus
tina arboneil, mia y sobrina ies
pectivamente de den Federico y el
DR.. don Salvador del mismo apelli-
do. Hacemos votos por So resta
blecimiento.
Ha llegado a esta poblacion con
su magnitico circo de cabasiitos,
nuestro amigo don Eduardo Riera,
nab .eudolo instalado en- la plaza pa
bllca.
Ell cargo de Secretario de Ia
Junta local de instruction, Sc hala
vacante, soDanio el nombre de don
Francisco Comas y ORTIZ, para su
desempeno.
Dina Josefa Rosell, esta desem
pt fando Entertainments el cargo de
Postmaster de este pueblo.
El 20 Teniente de la Insular Pc
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Muebles.

Sillones fijos 6 batacas y ba
'ancines ndmcrc 80. medianos, Kohp,
Viena (pAtart tes) a So y IS uno, por
doeenas SIS y $50, libre empaque y
embarque
Con el gran almacen de niue
bles, lucas, espejos y marmoles pa
"a meb e. y iapilas de j. Pacheco
q G. San Francisco 63
15-v-2-p-s
POR Glen DOLLA RS al con
ado $. vende I'm piano en- muy buen
estado, de la afamada fabrica de
Kalmann, Berlin que costo $500 me
x'naros. En- esta redaccidn infor
mAramOs A p
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60 SAN FRANC SEQ ST.
Al PQbIiCo

llaDi6ndo alberto de nuavo nues
tra casa de huespedes THE MARI
MA er la calle de San Jose mum. l
altos, esquins Tetuan, So 10 hace
mos presente nuestra clientea,
amigos y relacionados ofreciendo-
les hospedaje q los precios siguien
tes:
Por un dia bospedaje con
comida. 80. s 1 90
Pcr Sbonos conner men
suales 10 90
Por UNA cana ........ - 50
Tn catre. ....... ..,.... p Is
Pupilaje para un mes una
persona. ....... 30 90
Bateas..a la calle pxecios conven
cioAalea.
Pto Rico Abril 2G dc 1901.
Propietario,
aLOEE TIERMANO
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lice, don Mario Mas, estuvo aver
inspeccionando ell cuartel, volviendo
a regresar & la ciudad de las Lomas
despues de cumplir su mission.
Nj e. microbes nj aver, pudo ce
lehrar session ell Ayuntamiento, por
faltA de quorum
ESPARTANA.
Agosto 10, 1901.
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Vapores que saldran

PARA YORK
Relacion de los vapores que sal
tran del puerto de san Juan para
Il de NeW-Y
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foado hpdGos
las Intermediates aqnan 81 los
nti La Emulsion de Scott lqtma lva Ia del onl
q taLo S fcra oas parties
colossal No cmpare6n possible efcacia de la Emulsion de
de las dnas hnnas
esutado
Muchas absolute del
wm~p.~~~ E
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-10
THE PRESIDENTS VISIT.

The change announced in the itinerary
of President Mckinley and party is most
gratifying. According to present arrange
ments. they are to reach Butte on Tues
day May IS at $50 a. m, and instead
of very brief stop. will spend over
four hours here.
This will enable the presidential party
to see the chief points of interest in
Butte. and by exercising care in arrang-
ing the programme. will give the dis
tinguished visitors a comprehensive idea
of the great industries that make Butte
one of the most famous mining camps in
the world
1t has been suggested that the Bust
ness Mems association cooperate with
the city administration in making up a
programme. and while nothing has yet
been determined, there is ample time in
which to give the matter full considera-
ton to the end that the first visit of a
president of the United States to Butte
may be made as interesting, pleasant
and profitable as possible.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-04-10
The Same Old Rule.

get seed. and he proposed to some one
who had gold and silver that whereas
one piece of silver was worth ten meas
ures of wheat. if he would advance him
five pieces of silver, he would in the
autumn pay him sixty measures of
wheat. That gave the first idea of in
terest, and the man who advanced the
five pieces was the first banker. If he
eNacted the sixty measures in the fall,
and in default took in the caVe-dweler >
ranch he did it on the ground of strict
business.
Then hera and there a great soul stood
out and called upon his fellows for bet
ter things. then governments were or
ganized, then a literature was framed,
after a while there appeared priests who
told of an after life; at last the Master
came anQ besought men to walk in the
paths of peace, and to draw nearer to"
gether. But after all. the struggle has
always been for the high places. where
the authority and the emoluments have
been greatest. And the rule has not MT
terially changed; the law of might is
more often than any other invoked, even
as it was in the Stone Age.
All the fields have been explored ani
so many men have become exceedingly
wealthy that endeavor seemed to be
baked. for the requirement of many
millions had ceased to carry any real
distinction with it. until at last new
dream has come to the acuulsitive ones.
So with the new century we see COM
bnations to control the industrial world
to take mans labor and attaching 1t 40
vast machinery and backing it with UNI
counted millions, start enterprises of a
magnitude never dreamed of by avarice
before.
/ So we see the mines of iron and coal
stretching half across the continent
brought under one management. In the
work are enlisted great ships upon the
lakes; railroads and great reduction ana
/ cNnstruc ion works on land: all the
powers of steam and electricity are in
voked; the highest skill and profoundest
knowledge are enlisted. and behind all
is an army of men numbering more than
did the army with which Napoleon con-
quered Italy.
Again. we see the railroads that cont
pass continent brought under one con-
troll until the young man, looking ous
with life-work before him, recoils and
cries out: What part can take in this
gigantic new evolution"
Let such a one have hope. The stars
are made of units. and each is neccs-
sary to the other. Again. while the Old
law of might is still the rule, the Old
decree that compels man to earn his
bread by the sweat of his face. carries
with it the implied promise that sucl
work shall bring it's reward. SO he MAJ
hope though the motives behind lk(
great combine display in the industrial
: world is no higher than had the men il
the Stone Age, who exacted ten measure
Of wheat for the use of five pieces o
silver, and in default Of payment to }!
the debtors ranch.-Salt Lake Tribune