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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-23

The three little maids" were as cum ming as any maids which ever appeared with a professional company. Miss Jean Lutz won repeated acknowledge ments for her captivating rendition of Hes Going to Marry Yum Yum" She played the part with perfect ease. Miss Carter's sweet voice was heard at it's best and her duets with MT. Christian were particularly enjoyable. Miss Dunn made a piquant Peep-Bo.
 While Mrs. Mlnierhout did not looH the part of Katisha, who is an elder
 ly woman, she had good conception
 of the demand, and her duets and
 comedy work with Mir. Packard made
 a hit.
 MT. Pierce gave remarkable per
 formance of Poo Bah. He was as
 clever as a veteran actor. He made a
 hit with the big audience and not for a moment did he lose sight of the character he was portraying His Poo Bah was just as funny as 1t could be
 made and he kept the audience laugh ing when he was on the stage. MT. Christian played well the rather | difficult part of Nanki Poo and sang | his solo parts with good effect. MT. Packard was of course good, and his | topical songs were repeatedly encored. l MT Van Pelt made up well IS the Mi | kado and sang the part with his usual vigor. Mir. Chas.ain had the small part of Pish Tush but he played it | we'll
 The chorus was we'll trained and gave
 the principals excellent support. It consisted of the following ladies and gentlemen: Will Christian. Ralph Chastain. P. J. Minderhout. Marshal
 King Ray Wilker5on. Will Lindstedt. | Rienzi Thomas, Skacl.elford. Dallas
 NJ Hurley Burr Johnson. Joe Barker. John Kettles. Ben Powell. John Mills, | Frank Lockwood. Ray Jones. C. l.. | Schlicn. Mrs. F. ]. Minderhout Misses | Josephine Screws. Carrie Jones' Louise | Sphear May Belle Jones. Kate Hu-- ley. Lucille Washburn, Mrs. Torrey and 1 Mrs. Dan Packard.
 l A distinct feature of rne entertain ment was several solos by Mrs. Emma | Lawrence Lavrctta of Mobile As is well known in Montgomery Mrs. l Lavretta is one of the most gifted we
 men in Mobile. She possesses a voice
 of the rarest eweetness over which she | hes remarkable control.
 Between the first and second acts
 Mrs. Lavretta sang Saint -Saens's My | Heart at Thy Sweet Voice" When she appeared upon the stage the au-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-23

Col. Harvey E. Jones. State Tax Com missioner, who has been ill at his home in Mobile, has about recovered his health and is able to be in his office at the Capitol.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-23

Silence may be golden, but it never sue ceeds in borrowing a dollar.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-23

The friends of Col. D. T. Blakey. who has been seriously i'll for some days, will be glad to learn that he was much better yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-23
THE PASSING ThRONG.

MT. B. B. Treadwell, who was the representative of Owassa Tribe, No. 46, Improved Order of Red Men, to the Grand Council at Blocton, returned home last night. MT. Treadwell says that the statement in the Birmingham papers that Nebe Tribe of Blocton had been awarded the banner for the larg- est increase in membership during the year was erroneous. MT. Treadwell says that Owassa Tribe of Montgomery was aw irded this honor, and that he brought the banner home with him last night. '4 Judge ". D. Denson of Lafayette is in Montgomery. If Judge Denson keeps up the good work of stirring up county commissioners, he will have splendid new court house in every county in the Fifth Circuit.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-23
Excursion to Tampa, Fla,

Mir. R. W. Shaw has returned fror Hot Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-23

| s.ao.uo ForI Valley, Americus, 7:4opm
 Albany, Dawson. Fort l Gaines and Eufaula.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-23

Schedule in Effect April 2sth, 1901.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
The Augusta Chorus C0',eH'

Concerts like that of the AuEt9t'
chorus at the Congregational
lac; evening, readily explain WHY A"-
custa people have come to deh'a II" -
tigb , grade Of excellence III t''ono
taking part in musical entertai''''"e
bera. Few cities in New EhSia,i
ANYTHING like the size Of TINS are
cJ with ANYTHING like the music d. .al
an, which can be found in aug uA'"'
Tha church was well filed, iast 80.
;nr and everyone who mas ~"
Measure OF listening to the Aut'"s
1horus know that the man Who vas ,,,,
p,eased with the entertainments rho
evening. mast bc hard to pie~'e
nro~rarn was is announced III
DAVIS paper, and if one was = .,,rn
il and mention each nuf'pe. c,;ec
Il co,,ld only be in terms Vi ~,
ono c,, however. hardly hep ic'. It'll
inc on the fact that the chorus So" ,.,,nh
no CONGRATULATED en- having t"o 81 "a
contralto singers as Mrs. foi ,,arv
Miss Laura Cobb of Garc!iei ,.cre
,Ino cling feature of the program ~ .
tho Cecilia Club choruses' ou' ,,,,,her.,
nrcrram was full of pleas.h '5;orf Q
ana it was no fault OF the -. och
thot encores were not given ~. 80
number for the applause was 49,
prolonged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
F0ReSTERS OF AMERICA.
tn, Annual Stale Convention 10 Be Held il
Augusta. Today.

The annual State convention of the
Forasters of America will begin at 10
A. N. today. at the Forcsters hall in
Darby block. Many members Of the
order arrived in the city. last night.
on The evening train. The election OF
officers will be held. today. and a re-
cepticn viii take place, this evening.
James J. Mahcr, the present grand
chief ranger of the order. announces
that he is not a candidate for rc-e'ec-
ton. IT is expected that other candi-
dates will be offered from Lewiston,
Bath. Portland. and possibly other cit
les. The order has been very prosper
Gus the past year under the manage
mcnt of Mr.. Mahcr. There has been an
increase Of $50 in membership ana me
surulus in the treasury has jumped
FROM $4,000 to SO, 0G0. There are 10 courts
i'm tf.e state IA increase of two during
the wear. Mr.. Makers aim has tcen 'i't
r. -dd new courts. but to install inter
est and enthusiasm in those ai1cauy
Instituted. ,e
Among the candidates for nigh rnicl
ranger are: Peter Doran ot b"'"'
lanes O'Ncil of Portland: ana iruhS
wick and Lewiston will probabty i'a'c
candidates. A supreme delegate 10 inc
convention to be held in Baltimore III
Augusta. will be chosen. Among ,''"S {
mentioned are: James l.. Dooil,'ie u
Erunsrick: Warren T.. HEcr OF Lc"
iston: George l.. McMunn OF ha'fo' :
" II. O'Bricn Of Gardiner: ana "a ,. ny.
r Maher of Augusta. Todays ihcc.'"7
promises to be one of the most h''
cstint- in the history of the ofde:'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
New Grocery Firm. .Wcbbcr & Locke.

| The new name of Wcbber & Locke for
The first time. this morning, appears
IN print representing as il doe; one of
| Augustus most prominent grocery
! hims. successors to Hill K Locke f. L.
| Weber needs no Introduction to the
juurnais readers; they are only too
Ciad OF the opportunity of welcoming
| hlm once more as grocer and citizen.
| "a citizen Of no mean city" and n
| Irlo c!yman who was an honor 10 his
| city Mr. We5ber's familiarity with
tho grocery business. which he has fol
lowed so many years. eminautly quail
lis s. him for his new position in the
firm of Wcbhcr & Locke. TIC firm Of
i!ill & Locke lad become 4 household
word in this vicinity ana ono that has
always stood for enterprise. integrity
and punctuality: one that viii for
many years lie remembered by
its hosts Of friends and customers with
pleasure. Edison Locke who has been
a partner In the old firm continues his
same business interest and position in
the new. Mr.. Lrckc'S wcll-kn0wn ener-
Ey, ambition and good Judgment will
TO doubt be as evident in the future
business Of tho firm rs it has been in
the p1st.
While tho customers Of the firm of
Hill & Locke viii no doubt regret hay
ing Lucius Hi! :cvCr his connection
with the grocery business in which he
has been a central figure for 50 many
years. nevertheless. they may con-
graduate themselves that he has been
50 Worthily succeeded. LuciiS Hill en-
tered the grocery business 80 years
ago. occupying q email store above the
railroad bridge. His next location was
en- Sand Hill. and the firm was then
Dyer & Hill HIS next experience in the
business was on the East SIDE. where
h was in business alone for some
years. Later he was established on
Water street in the old market build
ing where the firm name Was Hill Z
Ds.is. ana for 4 few years tho firm of
Hill K Dow did business in a store now
occupied ny the Maine Farmer office.
From there Mr. Hill moved to the pres
crt location and about three years ago
I've firm became I'LL g. Locke. Truly.
such a record Of continuous success IN
one business is one tn be proud OF and
Ilr. Hnl is one Of th0S1 upright. gen
ial business men that has assisted i'll
giving Augusta hor good name and 1t
il plra.ant to know that while losing
one Of her best ana most favorably
l-no-n crcccrs. she is not losing him
RI a citizen. Mr.. Hill felt that his
eaIth required q change and a rest
which be hns 50 richly earned. The
IournaI extends congratulations ana
good wishes to all concerned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
Eainc Central Tours 10 the Pan American

Recognizing that hundreds Of Maine
pa0nIn who will visit tn" great ialf ~
Ruffajo will want to be sure 81 Eood
hotel accommodations and All details
arranged in advance. the Maine Cen
tral +. r.. has arranged series "i
personally conducted tours under the
nrysnnaI direction Of Mr. Frank a. FL
well who Is SO well and faVorably
known to Maine people on account OF
his marked success i'll conducting
foreign tours for the past seventeen
wears.
These tour9 Will leave Portland every
other "Wednesday commencing June
rgth with through SleCpers, via the
GRAND scenery III the White Mountains
patrons will be served with meals en-
route ard uuartcred at the hot'i
Niagara" one Of the first class hotels
nf Hufralo. near the lake front and
which is not temporary h"tel nuiit
for the discomfort Of visitors to the OK
position Attractive parks nearly sur
round the hotel and while but eight
minutes ride from the business center
Of the ,ity. it's guests are Tree from
the usual annoyance OF morse. uuSt ana
aJnoRc so common to coninerclai holeia
and no hotel can otter more "''''"'N
comfort as may he obtained at th'
Niagara. Trolley ears every mlhu'.
far the exposition within ono block Oh
the hotel
Here the party remains five days f"i
,-i-i,inc the exposition one day to be
devoted to visiting Niagara Falls II
srcciaI trolley cars.
The price Of membership 5000 IN
cI,,dcs special Pullman cars. bcr'h'
! each way. meals - route 'ach way
room With breakfasts at Ni9Sard
| Hotel, trolley ride to NIAGARA fa''S
! transfer of baggage to and from note
a,1 in fact all expenses. The number
| ar c,ch tour will be limited and 1ui
nar,iculars can be obtained by sendiht
! Tor an itinerary to +. Il. Boothpy
GenT. Pass Agent. Maine Centrai Il
~ Portland Me. as per advertise
,ncnt in another column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

augustus PcaSe of Fayettc, was in
town. Tuesday.
William Young was in Portland on
business. yesterday.
William overlook of Eazorvilic, was
among yesterdays callers.
DR. l.. l.. Mann of Cooper'S Mills.
was in The city. yesterday.
&C. Ambrose Of Ecadlield, made the
city Il business visit. yesterday.
Frank ". Gowcn of Waterville, was
in town. VI sterday. on business.
Charles Brown of Somervilic. was in
the city On business. yesterday
y Charles r. Written was called t"
WaterVille, yesterday. on business
Harry Hines of Watervillc, was call
inC on friends in the city, yesterday.
Lyman +. Dollon Of Mt Vernon. was
called to the city by business. ycstcr-
day.
: William BARTLETT of Somerville, was
in the city on business trip Eester-
day.
MI George Perkins and daughter of
Woek's Mills, were in the city. yestef-
day.
G. II. Spalden of PASSPORT was
among Tuesdays callers from out-ot-
town.
Hon. George Z. Macomber left, yes
to-day morning, on a business trip 10
Bangor.
MICS J,innie N. Small of Boston, who
h,s heoo in the city a week, returns.
today, to Boston.
Charles Eabcock. night clerk at the
CIV hotel. has returned from visit
y ith friends at Boston.
Mrs. S. J. Mi!liken and little daughter
| of Los Angeles, Cal, are visiting Mrs.
| T.. A. Mason Of this city.
| VIII Brennan, Harry Coughlan and
! John Muluueen of Boston. are spend
| ing a few days in the city.
VIII Fox Of Boston, who has been
yisitint; friends in the city for the past
| few days, returned, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Ebcn W. Freeman of Portland, has been
r.In,ued as counsel in the 40 or more Suit,
brought in Maine. Massachusetts ana
Rhode Island courts by the receiver .,
10 NorthW estern Guaranty Loan Co. oil
Ntun, sofa, to enforce payment OF assess
,nents against stockholders The suns
newrecatc more than $a0G,0D.
bill in equity has been brought IN inc
york county supreme court for the disSo
luton of the Grccnacre Hotel Co. OF -
iot on whose estate have been held tns
sessions of the famous Greenacre sum
r1cr School. The bill will not interlei'
with this years session of the Schooi
for which the preliminary announcement
already has been sent out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

Owners of dogs are advised to Soc
that their animals are licensed and the
proper time is now. ProCrastination
often brings forGctfulncss and it would
be too bad for a person to wake UP
some fine morning ana find that Fido
had disappeared. City Marshal Breen
has received his warrant and will soon
go on he war path against all CANNES
that have not been regularly registered
and fitted with q collar according to-
the law which is a respcctcc Of neither
persons or dog.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
Il Saved His Leg.

r a. Dnnforth of. LaGrange. Ga.
enforced for six months with Il frightfui
running sore on his leg: but writes
mat Buckien's Arnica Salvc wholly
,.,rcd II in five days. For Ulcers.
wounds. Piles. it's the best salve IN
tho world. Cure guaranteed. only
src Sold by Bowditch & Webster, Au-
,,,s,a. G. II. Rcane, Gardiner; >. ..
Iirhtbody, Watervillc, druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
Financial.
6 PER CENT.

,rorerred Certificates of The United
cac,,rities Co Only 1000 shares Offered
i"r subscription at par. 5000. Especially
desirable for small investors VINO ar.
I,bnre SAFETY is ASSURED. For fur
,hrr information address G. r. Foster.
Acting Treas. Lock Box l5l, Milford
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

Teams are hauling away the brick
and other debris from the lot on upper
ater street, owned by Mayor Til
comb. Some of the lumber Is already
there and the building will prob,bly
soon begin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

Il. W. Church has an expert cook,
but he limits his cooking to cornci b Of
ana YOU Know one who makes n
specially of one thing, is more likely to
be a success. The great sale of this
corncd beef is proof of its excellence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

\ crew of men started, yesterday
strlnSinS tho boom of the Augusta
Lumber Co. There was some genuine
hard work ~ pulling the logs against
the current ana many interested spec
ta;ors watched the work from the
bridge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

The Jury that considered the case OF
Laura NJ. Smith VS.. L., Il. & b. street
Railway Company, which case mas
been on trial at the supreme court III
Auburn for the past three days, re-
turned a verdict, Tuesday, for the
rlaintiff, awarding her $1416.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

The Augusta Water Co. has part Of
Its new pipe strung along Stone street.
The old S-inch pipe viii be dug up ana
the new Pinch laid as far as the In
sane hospital. The contract has been
let to the TicOnic Construction co. Of
Waterville. The change is the result
of the fact that the supply of water at
the hospital and Togus has been in
sufficient
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

Guy q. NickcTy has vacated the store
formerly occupied by his jewclry cs-
tabhShment and IS preparing to opcn
MS new store III No. 2,6 Water street
Joseph +. Young. the East Side drug
Slst, Will soon move into the store
vacated by Mr.. Nitkcry. The fire alarm
will be shifted tt Mr. Vickcry's new
quarters, today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

from appearances in Swift & Tur-
hef $ north window. one would CON
Guide they were overstockcd on l,mn
stoves and are trying to dispose OF
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

Janitor Clark of the City building
mas Tor Il number of weeks been hous.,
cleahinS. 1t is long and hard t,s,s
| Out Il great Improvement is already
noticeable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

me C"ny High School nine will MIA,
the Watcrville High team this after-
noon, at Waterville. They will leave
on the 1885 train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

II. IL. Nelson appeared before The
municipal court, yesterday afternoon
charged with drunkenness. He w,e
iined 80 and costs and paid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

III IN exciting game of base ball
yesterday, Everett Dow's team do
leated the team of which Wallace price
Is manager by a score of % to Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
Daily kennebec journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS

rive or six French families. who
nave been residing in Augusta. LEFT
yesterday, to make their future home,
in Canada.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
Cotton Waists

We are showing an immense lin,
of white and Colored.
Cotton shirtwaists in all the latest
styles. Prices positively the lowest.
quality and workmanship considered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08
WHITMAN & ADAMS COMPANY
TELEPHONE MnuHnEv IEpHoNE 3s

we are always on the watch for Good things at cW
prices and something customers will appreciate This
time is full line of Drumers Samples of Silk Petticoats
IN nice line OF coors and black These goods being used
samples are made in the best possible manner and were
made by one of the best known and most popular Peticoa
Manufacturers in the country We bought these goods at
great sacrifice and propose to put price on them that will
sell them at sight The regular price Of these goods s. So
$500 and $1,000.
We have made one price for all, only
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-08

We are the silk Waist House OF
Augusta. Acknowledged 50 by I'll
who buy waists Of US as we carry
the largest and best line at the low
est possible prices.
We would call your attention to
our
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-19
MERCADO DE FRUTOS
AZUOAR

Bastante desfavorables sen las noti-
cias que Sc vienen recibiendO de los
Estados Unidos con respecto a este
dulCe; pues en- precios acusan una baja
impOrtante.
NuestIo meTcado sc notA bastan
te encaImado debidO q dicha crcunstan
cia, Y durante la decena pasada sola
mente Sc han colOcado vaIios Totes de
centr(fugas ga que han alcanzadO de
S 1856 8 3.3S ceIrando hojo este 1lti
mo tipO.
Otras partidas de mas importancia
Sc vendieron tambien baio reserya: pa
70 no debe dudaTse que los preciOs oh
tenidos pOr elias, POGO Sc habran apar
lado del mas bajo que en- nuestro para
70 anterior indicamCs.
Con ell mercadO Sc nota marcada flo
jedad p0r todo 10 manitestado: tantO
poIque los compradores no ofrecep tipos
favorables siguiendo e curse de las ope
raciones en- ell exterior, cuanto poTque
Os agricultores, en- espera de un pronto
cam bio sat,sfactoriO comienzan re
traeTse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-19

nez llama al doctor Monagas, por tratar
Sc de una enfermedad que va ha comba-
lido provechosamente ell citado facultativo
En- Vista-Alegre ocurrieron antea-
yer censurables escandalos que dursron
mas de una hora, resultando heridas dos
mujereS.
En- la calle de Crist6bal Colon Sc
trab6 una renida iucha, pedrada limpia,
entire puertorriqIelios y americanos Las
piedras eran lanzadas de una palte otra
sin interruption viendose obligadoS los ve.
cinos de aquella Gale cerrar sus puer
tas FOR tenor de resultar heridos La
lucha dur6 por eSpacio de media hora,
resultando herldos tres americanoS.
Tambien ocurri6 otro incidente en- la cale
de la Victoria, esqu'na la plaza de! Mer.
cado.
- Fla sidO conducido la carcel un indi'
viduo que, habiendo FORBADE la puerta dc
la hab.taci6n de una mujer, penetr0 en- ella
destrozando t0do cuanto encOntr6 su pa.
so.
En- el harrio de Sabanetas fue herido
antes de anoche un individuo de un tremen.
do gar.otazo.
I'm nino, en- la calle del Sol, tuvo la
ocurrencia de trepar una palma de coco,
con tan mala suerte, que, a POGO de habel
Subido, cay6 produciGndose una herlda.
-lla sido denunciada una muj jer por ha
ber promovido un alboroto en- la via publ
ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-19
PONCE

E-Eu el vapOr "Jnlia" lego aver mana
ma la Compania Martinez Casado- Esta
noche dara su primeTa function de abono
poniendo en- escena GEL tanto pOr ciento," ,"
de Jon Adelardo Lopez de Ayala.
-Anteayer tarGe Sc diSpararon en- la
plaza del cuartel r1ilitar II canOnazos,
con motive de la muerte del ex-Presiden
te &c los Estados Unidos. Mr.. Harrison,
de cuyo suceso do cuenta el "Boletin" en-
su secci6n telegrafca.
-Estan resultando muy solemnes con
curridss las noyenas que sc vienen cele-
brando en- el tempIo de San jose. La
iglesia sc We todas las noches atestada &c
fieles.
La retreta de artes de auoche no es-
tuvo tan concurrida como las anteriores.
q causa del NAL tempo,
-Antes de anOChe cayer0n en esta ciu-
dad grandes aguaceroS Aver ananecid
ell da encapotadO Y amenazando. nueyaS
lluvias.
Sc han dadO Ge baja en- el Hospital
de yariolosos de los eufermos atacados
de varisea en- IibeS sc han dadO Dc
baia otros 4 3; de los atacadoS que st
hallaban aisadoS en- Sus caSas, 5.
En- la calle de Meneez NigO, Sc har
declarado dos cases de variSela dos mas
en- la cale de la CanteTa.
El sabado Sc yacunaron en- la pOlla-
ci6n 10 personals.
-Pronto llegara esta ciudad ell d c.
tor don JESUS MOnagaS, proCedente dt
Santo Demirg0, para preStar sus. auxi-
lios tacutatiyos a la Seno1a de don Ma
nuel Martinez Casado. El senior MaTti-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-19
RON

La demanda de este aguardiente es
muy limitada; y las operacioEes que Sc
verifcan resultan sumamente reduci
das, por estar completamente surtido
ell detale del mismo.
Pocas son las destilerias de esta juris
dicci6n que Sc dedicaran a la fabrica
ci6n de dicho aguardiente, a conseouen
cia del nuevo impUesto tributario; co
mo en- los demas departsmentos de la
isla tambien ocurrir$ este, puede ase
gurarse que ell articulo, tanto por la re
ducci6n del rendimiento como por los
eleyados derechos, alcanzara altos pre-
clos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-03-19
TABAOO

La situaci6n que atraviesa este i'm
pOrtante fruto es muy desfavorable,
habiendo dispuestas importantes parti
das de diterentes classes que ninguna
oterta obtienen.
POGO Sc solicita ell elaborado, pero Sc
ha experimentado reduction notable
en- la animada exportaci6n con destino
a New York.
BajO un periodo de ruina para los
coseoheros Sc hara la pr6xima recolec-
ci6n de la hOja.