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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
WHICH wIHs3 DO YOU eUEssa

OF the exerueaungy exclusive Sew
only fsh=Uatcr saormeu uho puf
puzrlcd pipe whether ICES
whether .rhtes
l.eavo Of the Shamrock i 10 the svaHeer sons.
Pretty salhe8ts winS
uIp-andtuc whether Americas
stayIns mstehavcs
The salt
Experts s1eund b "A mighty clever
proven quality
her. rs
Witch yachts built
value
bearded ,r
euaon. Ne, e them chance the
it
Americas intended
carried sails
usefulness
America
with speed. scr O practical we1s
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sir Tom Upton Evidently
uevss its
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Wilson's Juvenile Minstrel.

Miss Blanch Emerson. one of IN.
young ladies who does the butterfly
dance In Prof Wilson's big juvenile
minstrel show at the Grand opera
house. ls pictured above. This min
strei show viii Doe given three nights
and Saturday matinee. commencing
tonight Miss Bianch Emerson Is
one ~ the 100 clever children who
do. IN merit0rlous way. those
things that one expects II see ln "a
first class grOwn-up minstrel show.
Much effort has been made 20 elm
mate those features Of minstrelgy
which aro too venerable 10 excite
mirth. Wrbher n Elliott. the mus
zeal wizards. VIII be- strong card.
Great ex pense and care have been
bestowed upon the eoafuming ana
stage equipments
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The Gaes Roads club q Seattle 1
uniuk SOME repair wafs uHan hs
MAGNOLIA mum bicycle path
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PHYSICIANS AND suRaEons-

Or. J. &. STEWART. specialist In
diseases OF women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute, Boston block.
DIR. MILES, removed 60 tb-1G Heus-
sey Bldg., 8rd a Pike. Tel. Green 52s
DIR, VAN DYKE, diseases OF wo-
men. chronic diseases, Wash. bldg.
pR. HINKLE. 2ll-u2 Mutual Lie
bldg Tel White $50: res Run an.
DIR. FALK-7S-79 starr Rovd bldg
Tel. Black SOC. res. Green 1851.
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aBaRgsgs Cheek

At the Thlrd Avenue the Georgia
Ministries Will play the REMAND r
e TIE week. with Saturday matinee
II viii b. followed b a Baggage
check. commencing sunday even
ing. This has been fer a year or
two one q the most popular ~ cur
rent farce comedies. The chief corn.
ediau. James r Kelly. writes many
- hts own songs and fills his lines 20
suit himself. lie needs no lntroduc-
ton - regular theater- Eners and ~
backed by a capable company.
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IlYon opefs Company.

The Tiv0li opera company VIII be-
gin It's engagement at the seattle on
the evening of Sept 8. lu The Toy
maker Ferrig Hartman, q com
edlau whona reputation needs NJ
padding. heads the company. The
second production will he The Wed
ding Day" one 81 the operate hits
Of the year. written especially Tor
Lillian Russell. Jcn d'Angells ana
Della Fox.
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Theaters.
Margaret Barry

I Margaret Barry.s recital a. the se-
laftle thcater yesterday afternoon
vas treat % people who can dis
flueulsb dramatic reading from tin
ran elocutiOn. Tier audience was
not large. but constant enc0rinR
made evident the fact that D. vac
highly entertained Mist Barry pos
eeTsea a striking presence and HeK-
lble. rnellinu0us voice, with the Ia
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

eLARkEs PERRIN shorthand school.
Individual instruction e Boston.
If9 business College. Union "a F.
individual instruction. al sub iects.
LIST methods and teachers Acme
buaincss College. Second and Pike
\. " school reiegraphs Pioneer
WILSON'S Mod. Nus Coli Main sis
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STICKY TAR
For an Editor Who Wrote
About a Politician

BRAINERD MINI. Sept. s.--W. s.
Cox. editor Of the Braiuerd Arene.
was kidnapped - three men, taken
fwo miles out ~ town. tar poured
lover his head and feathers applied.
The attack 10 believed 70 he the re-
suit ~ d publication rejecting upon
q prominent politician.
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TO CLEAR OUT
POLE FOREST
Manager Dickinson Will Weed On,
Dead Sticks

General Manager Dickinson ~ the
ssaHtIe Electric Co.. has assured the
board IT public works that his ram
uanX NH begin st once Ia paint ita
poles and that big fefee viii b -
lut b work and rush tho mbtJae
fhaush A foliage green has hee D
ieefsd far Che base eaiar al white
faf ths top.
NJ Dickinson further states tina.
the erection 90 poi,s Is abauf gaW
fleteds and when he b. dome an ola
palss Wifl be- removed thereby great.
N diminishing che number an the
streets.
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ATToRnEYsAI LAW.

Nh. II EuTT&EH attorney hi
tHH. Cults pfunse utsd end defended
tH all courts. b. years experience.
Proceedings Doc bankrupt com
I4HInH Incorporated AbrifurtH
carefully tEHmlHed collection
made ln uu parts ~ tie United
States. Highest commercial ana
bank references bis Third avenue.
Phone Stain 1000
sfEgkERT. A.. J. cIFu AID Grimm
~ practice DO years actual eFpef j.
fhee rguHultHtloHh free Room b.
Arlington hotel tofer pnHl0nic.J .
phone Main slG
! J. BALL. ig and Is HasNs.i block.
AHs columbia Ht Phone Blue 10.
General practice in all ths courts.
Damage cafeH d specially.
MODERATE frsH fpnsgItafIun free.
u. +. POSTER Mutual Life build
Ing Phone. Main ~
fitAHk h WRESTLING Boston blk
II Is MARTIN go Mufuai Llfe 10.
>. a. KELLOGG eag bailey building.
HENSON a AUST. = BOSTON block.
- II. LAMHuTH 90 Pacific DIX.
= = MAcDp&ALp 49, Burke bii.
Root. Palmer q brown. Pioneer bid.
+ e. eoEoVER e. a Halter 30
LYMAN D.. kNAPP. IL Hailer BID.
- WARD KEMP 81 Burke BID
= DorGLAe 90 New YORK hld.
RICHARD OSBORN ies.sN 3 blk
HORACE PETER IS SsW York blk
fttBRE q FERHY 80 Burke blk
: + LANDLAAn. =. y. \. BIZ.
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The ovssn Of Hsyti'f

The Queen - HaYfft viii finish
the seek az the Seattle theatsr. lu-
Guiding the usual Saturday matinee.
Il still retains it, bold on public
favor.
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PERSONA.

BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods. call az Red Front Fur
niture Company. We can give YOU
fine second hand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new. Tor half the money.
Ito and ii2 Second avenue south.
ADVERTISING rates OF all maya
zines and newspapers furnished on
application. The g. Y. White Nd
Vertisiug Bureau. New York
building. Seattle.
GOOD things 10 eat: home cooking
only. iac and up. cheaper than
housekeeping. Home restaurant
and bakery g2l Third avenue.
SEE Lloyd. Briscoe & Isloyd- AZ
Hinekly block about building your
homes for cash or deferred pav-
ments
THE cheapest place to buy of ana
gasoline is from the Olympic on
Co, eli Third avenue Tel Main
gal
oXYpoNoB Victory" the genuine
cures all disease Avoid imita.
tions, "a Mcdonald block.
LADIES try a bath. Mrs TAFT. care
ful massage. ali Third avenue.
WANTED-Old gold and silver. To
Hensel. mfg. jeweler, IS Hinclylev.
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery.
low prices. Corner Attn and Pine.
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telllgsnee % render tragedy wlthout
faut. pathus without whining, nrA
humor without silly aTerfatlon. sna
- one dramatic figure whose per-
forrnnnce ia equal u the advance
notices.
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Movlnn PIetures

The searchrght r. doing we'll with
fta latest program. An interesiing
exhibit q the panoramic pictures ~
the Paris exDoAltlan-
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AUCTION stIEs

= 6 HicKERToN. general auction
eef 1872 First avenue.
JOE NAKTIS. general aurtioneer
fa@H Third Ave.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting OF the stock-
holders Of the Seattle Cereal Co. VIII
be held It the office of the company.
Nos. sea and So6 Railroad avenue. SCI
attic. Wash. Monday. Sept. 9Th. 1901.
at , O'Clock p. m. for the purpose %
electing board Of directors and for
the transaction Of any business prop
er TO come before the meeting.
]. G. nEMING. JR.. Secretary.
Seattle. August e6th 1901,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-06
DIVING AND CLEANING.

Partisan Dye Works-We call for,
clean. preas. deliver your clothes.
once iiis LIST ave. Tel Main iOi4.
A AMERICAN steam Dye works. ill6
Western avenue. Phone. Main 7g7.
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
capital stock paid N. So oo0. sur
pius. 50. COO
J. Fsurth pres J. 8 Goldsmith.
tiee pres r. Y. Anksny. cashier
espondents In principal cltier
IN he rnsed states and Europe.
National Bank OF commercs
Paid up capital glso.o00
Tran saeta general banking business.
II 9. Henry. pres. X K Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults FOR rent.
sais Deepest, sasi. Bsrei Ter Rss.
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid up capital $40 oao
General banking business transacted
J. T. Hows jr. pres n Sc Mick
e.. Wee pres. l.. Turner. cash II
=. Pafkhurst ahnf cash Exchange
on principal cities Of E = Europe
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. a general banking busi-
nsss tTanEa cied Deposits 81 zoo O0o.
A GhilbefT. pres =. L Croudahl.
lst wee pres. A. n. soalhefF. cash. +:
J. =. Lane. asst. cash. NJ branches.
The casaaian aank Of csmmsre.
apitai paid up ...4ssss4a.4s s. COZ. 600
eight million doiiarnj
surplus .. b.. ..........4..... g. c0o 600
Interest allowed on time deposits. A
Reneral banking business transact
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner OF
james 81 and Second Ave.
y. A. CAMERON. Mgr.
PEOPLES SAVING HANK.
Second avenue and Pike 81. Ca pitai
paid up. 100 600 L. c Neufelder.
pres J. u. Hayden. cash J. T.
Nruenlraf asst cash. Commercial
awnings and trust business.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co /:
clothes IN shape Size month: dye
ing repairing. 1906 5rd. Bun 1904
HIGHEST prices for cast-or cloth
ing Dave Taylor. 10 Starr RoNd bid
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Albert Nelson Dead

Albert Nelson. who was hurt sew
erat weeks awn w the washington
rtreet counter balance. died yestrr.
tay At the seattle usnetal hospital
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pluM BINS.

HAzLETr 4 MULLiN@ New work
Euaranteed year. Tel. Sun 1924.
Geo. Il Moodhouso Co. Tel Main 90
KAUFMAN Plumbing Co. hum an.
BAKER & SON, phone Black 1904.
THEo. TURNER. Tel. Green AL.
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BROMLEY q Wells. general con
tractors. - starr Boyd building.
Tel Main $3.50.
sODERQuIsT.& RosELEAF. shops
at ais-g21 Spring street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state uf Washington. for ne
County q King Annie Innsk
plaintiff. IS. David lanes. dsfeai-
ant Summons b. Publieatieh. Ma
81 e02
The state 81 Washington TO he
said David Iunes. defendant. lea
are hereby summoned 20 apfer
within sixty days after the dets q
the first publication 81 this sam-
mons fu-wit. within sixty days a.
ter the sth day Of August. A D. I<i.
and defend the above entitled aesiaz
in the above entitled court. and al
swer the complaint of the plainttT.
and serve a copy 81 your ansN%
upon the undersigned attorney fgs
plaintiff 81 his office below stated.
and in case 81 your failure 80 70 %.
Judgment Nil be rendered agAinss
you according % the demand e he
complaint. which has been fled via
the clerk - said court. The obiecf
% the said action. set forth in he
complaint, is as follows. To oetair
dlVorctng plaintiff from the bonds 81
matrimony with said defendant On
the grounds 81 cruel treatment and
non support.
J. NJ WRESTLING.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
50e-ii Washington Building.
T. q. address Seattle King Coun-
~. state 81 Washington.
Date Of first publication. Auguss
2. 1901.
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ron Ladies' tailor and reception
gowns call az Lamb Sisters. $40
81 Collins block.
LYNCH & SHAW, Ia Halter bldg.
Mdme. A. $ smith e. Hlnkley blk.
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FINANCIAL.

TO Private money at low
rate Of Interest. Groll. pamus &
osner, i0' Marion street.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rlson a Eahelman Mutual Life bid
OLYMPIC OIL co. ~ Halter block.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
oKAMArIo-oPEnArIo SCHOOL,

c. EGAN, dramatic and
operate coach. special summer
course In all grades Of dramatic
art. eiocution. voice placing, oper-
attic force. Tuesdays and FrldayS
Suite g. Holyuke block
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Diamond lee That's aha, you
ieed to keep cool Tel Main tsfs
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ARcHITECTa.

join GRAHAM. architect zt-zi
MeDnnaid Block
/. v Il0InnTnA. al4-II DalIIna-
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DENTISTS
pREssMAKERs.

A. W. PHiLLGps, = neussy blk.
Chicago Dental Co SIS Hnckle,
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Manager Dusdale would make an ideal weather pr
snow what he was golnS 10 give you next.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES IN CANADA.

RAILWAY EMPLOYEES IN CANADA.
Contemporaneously with the move
ment in the United States to consoli-
date the seven railroad brotherhoods,
and affiliate the resulting union with
the American Federation of Labor,
Canadian organizers are promoting a
project to form Canadian national
railway union, to include all organized
railway workers of the Dominion. Mr..
Charles Pope, chairman of the Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Engineers Of tho
Canadian Pacific road. was approached
on the subject few days ago while at
the Buffalo exposition. He said he did
not think the time was ripe for such
an organization. 1t was long step
from the present state Of affairs, and
although it might be brought about, 1t
would take many years. At present all
the railroad organizations were inter-
national, and in order to join nation
al union the Canadian members would
have to break with the present organi-
cations. There were number of rail-
road organizations, with many diverse
interests, and the scheme did not ap-
pear to fall within the limit of present
possibilities. Mr. Lennon, chairman OF
the Trackmen's union Of the Canadian
Pacific, while having heard Of the
movement, stated he was not sufficient
ly we'll informed to be able to discuss
its merits.-Frank ]. Sunderman In
Pennsylvania Grit.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15
CALIFORNIA; BoRAx INDUSTRY.

CALIFORNIA; BORAX INDUSTRY.
The borax industry in southern Cali,
fornia has been making great strides in
recent years. Deposits in San Bernar-
dino and Inyo counties are almost lin
itless. while appreciable amounts are
found in other counties. Last year
more than $4,000 tons were produced in
California, of the value Of more thar
100000 The deposit is found in
immense beds on the surface Of the
ground, and the mining and refining
are inexpensive. But it is in section
far removed from railroads, and hav-
ing to be hauled many miles across a
desert. transportation to the railroad
makes one of the heaviest iteT.s in put
ting it on the market. Now the Salt
Lake railroad is building a line that
will pass close to the great deposits,
and the cost of production will soon be
vastly reduced. OF late years refined
borax has really constituted by small
per cent of the stuff sold by that name
in the market so great has become
1t Is believed that, with
the reduction Of cost, which the rail-
road will produce, the pure article will
be so cheap that the temptation to
adulterate will end, and people may
get what they ask for when they ask
for indianapolis News.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15
EGG INDUSTRY IN ITS INFANCY.

The total value of the country's egg
and chicken product last year was
nearly $3OO,000,00O. This is more than
equal to the value of the gold, silver
and iron ore product. And yet We i'm
port eggs! 1t is curious fact that the
production of chickens and eggs is
greatest with density of population.
But of late years this has been some
what changed by the development of
chicken farms. But even without the
elaborate modern methods of chicken
production, little more care and at
tention would greatly expand the in
dustry. Expert knowledge on the sub
ject declares that the science of chick
en- raising is yet in it's infancy. Care
given to protect chickens from preda-
tory animals and from disease, with
proper food, would, it is believed,
greatly increase the results and 1t il
something that every farmer might
profitably consider and attempt even
on small scale.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

All the leading cotton factories o.
Northern Mexico are to be organized
under one S1O,OOO,0OO company.
Gillian engineers are now in this
country to get sixteen locomotives, for
ty-three passenger cars and 2,00c
freight cars.
French economists declare Europe
can become independent Of United
States cotton If it will only encourage
the natives in Persia and Africa tc
grow it.
The capitalization of new corpora
lions in all Eastern states for August
was $67,OO0,OOO, for past eight months
$2,467 1855 900, against $1,S65, $50, 900 for
the same time last year.
Russian engineers are on their way
here to find what machinery they can
buy to dig projected 40-mile canal
more economically at an estimated cost
of $20,000,000 to connect the Volga and
Don rivers as part Of the scheme tc
connect the Caspian and the Black
seas
North Carolina has 25S cotton mills.
A Pittsburg firm has purchased the
water power on the Yadkin river, al
Big Falls, where $4,000 horsepower are
available, and will develop it at an
outlay of 100000 and distribute the
power within a radius of from nine tc
As miles.
French labor unions are to take a
great step toward general consolida.
ton with the completion of the new
Palace of Labor in Paris, which, al.
though it received assistance from both
the city and the state, is being BULL
mainly with funds that have been col
lected from workingmen during tn,
past few years.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15
THE GIRL WITH THE HOE.

THE GIRL WITH THE HOE.
Adown through the Lone Star cotton
lands,
In the fields wherever l 60
She is there, she is fair, she is every
The matchless girl with the hoe!
And love to think as ride the lanes,
And she leans on her hoe and looks
OF the times gone by and the Muller
tale
That read in my childhoods
books
"A form more fair and a face more
sweet"
Are words that ever occur,
And again and over l find myself
Applying the line to her.
She may not see in the skies of night
The things that Lockyer sees;
She may be blank on Platos themes
As she is on the Pleiades.
But she plants the flowers in the old
home yard,
And not ON the sands of Mars;
And she gives her love to the folks at
home,
While Tesla talks to the stars.
A soldier brave in the bloodless war
That makes for the good of men,
She Yields weapon of higher worth
Than the man with the sword or the
pen.
Paul Avon in Galveston News.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15

clans and q number Of taachers OF en-
broidery. sewing. muSic and painting.
The last named group of studies has
always been popular among Japanese
women. who have a taste for artistic
accomplishments.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15

We promise that should you use PUT
NAM FADELESS DYES and be dissat-
isfed from any cause whatever, to re-
fund 10c for every package.
MONROE DRUG Co., KNOXVILLE, Mo.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15

A recent census shows that Paris
contains 1926 classes of workmen;
metals and kindred industries claiming
$40, textiles 257, the chemical trade $3.50
and building 203. The total number OF
workmen is estimated at over three
hundred thousand.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15
LABOR AND INDUSTRY
SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
UNION WORKMEM

Americans Engaged In the Textile In
dustries Will he Interested in Read
Ing Here an Article About Their
Rival Workers In Japan.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15

has An equal for coughs and colds.-JoHN b
BoYlR, Trinity Springs. Ind. Feb. 10. 1900
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15

Men work for their livings; women
earn them.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15

A man never smiles when he shows
his teeth TO q dentist.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15

YELLOW CLOTHES ARE UNsIGHTLy.
Keep them white with Red Cross Ball Blue
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15

Much that passes for philosophy Is
nothing but downright impudence.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15

Correct in yourself the traits you dis
like in others.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15
WHY IT IS THE BEST

Is because made by an entirely different
process. Defiance Starch Is unlike any
other. better and one-third more for 10
cpnta
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1901-11-15

Stops the Cough and
Works or the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Price CSC.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-18
PONCE

Jose Febo Gomez, ell preso que Sc esca
pc bace aIguro os dias de los trabsios foraa
dos, hs sido perseguido , captursdo en- el
pueblo de Barros por los guardias muEicl
psles DE- esta Ciudad Augusta Fournier J
Rafael Balaguer.
Aver regres6 Ponce, de su excursion
Epropay los Estados Uuidos, don Anto
MO Otero y Arcs, socio de la Ia acreditads
casa mercantil OIero Sobrino.
-Se eDcuentrs enfermo hace aIgunos dias
don Ramon Velez.
Ell viernes en- Ia noche celebraron al.
gunos ejerciclos en- Ia plasa principal vsrias
compshias del benemerilo Cuerpo de Bom-
beros.
LA Junta local de Instruction Ptibli.
ca ha comenaado a psgar los maestros los
slquileres de las casas que hsbitan 6stos,
correspondence al mes de Octubre.
-Fue victima de un sccidente lamenta.
BILE el Diio Isafas Msldonado. El su-eso
ocurri6 en- el barrio de Mon es Llanos. Di-
cho niho cay6se de IN iIspscio donae Sc
hsllaba hacienda gimnasis, y Sc produjo una
gran confusion en- el byazo. .derecho.
-El Jusgado Municipal de esta ciudsd
ha ordenado Sc practque IN inventsrio, con
peritos, de las existeDcIas coDsumidas da.
hadas por ell incendio, en- ell almac6n de don
Antonio Rodriguez. Sc hs levaDtado tam
bi6n Ia detenci6n del pe6n CO dlcho estable.
cimiento.
Con motive de las fuertes llnvias que
han caidO en- estos dIas, tuvo una fuelte
avenida el rio "Portugues."
Los vecinos del barrio de tArenssn, Qua.
MICA, solicitan de la Janta Escolar de Yau.
co, Ia creacl6n de una escuela en- dicho
barrio.
A don Victor Llanos Ayala, Sc le ha
admitido Ia renuncia del cargo de Secreta
no del Jusgado municipal de Maricao, ha.
biendose nombrado para sustituirle & don
Arturo Diepa y Perez.
Francisco Rodriguez, vecina de- Puerta
de TERRA de oficlo lavanders, Sc present6
aver al Jafe del puesto de la policfa de di.
cho barrio, manlfestandole que al lrle co
brsr { 'Norberto Ramos, Ia cantida de tres
realfs , medic que le Gsbfs por lavsdo de
ropa, este no solo, ns le quiso psgar Ia deu
do, sino que le sgredi6 con un macfete
Entonces Ia pOlicfa tue captnrar al ci.
tadc Norberto 4 sa casa y le ocup6 81 ma
chete que "a 10 babfa eecondido deLsjo de
I'M catTe.
Fue conducido al dep6sito y esta mana.
% el Tribunal de pollcia le conden6 & pa.
gar DIES dollars de multa.