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A Rich Man Commits Suicide.

Chanute, Kan, April 5.-A. B. He'd
rick, a wealthy luhberman, committed
suicide to-day by shooting himself be-
hind the ear No cause is known. Hei-
rick was prominent in Grand Army
circles,
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improvements at Cloudcroft.

Among other improvements that 1t IS
said are contemplated at Cloudcrott
during the coming season is an artificial
lake that should prove an immense at
traction to visitors. There is also con-
siderable rivalry between two we'll
known Ell Pasoans to secure the man
agement of the new hotel for the sea-
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SANTA FE, N. M, FRIDAY, APRIL s. 1901.
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
ARBOR DAY PROCLAMATION.

ARBOR DAY PROCLAMATION.
Governor Otero has issued the fol-
lowing Arbor day proclamation:
Whereas, undeS. the laws of the ter
ritory of New Mexico, the I'd Friday of
March each year is designated as Ar
Dor day." to be observed by the public
schools, their officers and teachers in
the territory, but that the actual plant
ing Of trees may be done on such other
and more convenient time as may be
best to conform to the local climatic
conditions; and,
Whereas, the past winter has been
unusually cold and the season back
ward, and not adapted for the purpose
of setting out of trees and shrubbery,
on the day designated as above, now,
therefore,
II. Miguel A. Otero governor of the
territory of New Mexico, in pursuance
Of said law, and by virtue of the au-
thority in me vested, do hereby desig-
nate and proclaim Friday, the 18th day
Of April 1901, as Arbor day, to be OBJ
served by all the public schools of the
territory as such, by the planting and
setting out of trees and shrubbery for
the beautfying and adornment of pub
lie school grounds and places, or in the
streets or private homes of citizens of
the communities of the territory and
the county superntendents of the sew
eral counties throughout the territory
are admonished to give notice of said
day, and to give particular care and at
tention to see that the same is observed
by the school children under their
charge in order that not only they may
derive the benefit and pleasure when
such observance will give, but that
those who come after them may share
in the same
THE COMMISSION ON STATEHOOD.
Contrary to the popular impression,
the thirty-fourth legislative assembly
did not pass the joint resolution au-
thorizng Governor Otero to appoint
nom partisan commission to go to
Washington to work for statehood, and
to oppose the passage of the stephens
and Culberson bills, and appropriatlng
50, 600 to pay the expenses of the COM
mission. The resolution had passed the
council, but failed to pass the house,
and therefore never reached Governor
Otero. If a commission is appointed it
must go to Washington at it's own ex-
pense.
AN INCORPORATION.
The Queen Group Mining and Smelt-
! ing Company to-day filed incorporation
papers in the office of Territorial Secre-
tary Wallace. The incorporators are
Cornelius j. Bushnell James Fl. lnger-
| soil, Frederick A. Madeira, Ernest
Jones and George B. Cowlan, all of New
York. The company was originally in
corporated under the laws of West Vir-
ginia. The headquarters of the com
pany are in New York, and it operates
in socorro county. The New Mexico
agent is James G. Fitch, of Socorro.
Capital, $1,000.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.
Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn
has received $4OO.24 interest for March
on territorial funds on deposit in banks
NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Governor Otero to-day appointed
Samuel Burnside, of Deming, Luna
county, a notary public.
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Congress- Gold Mine Sold.

Phoenix, Ariz., April 5.-1t is an
nounced here that New York syndl-
cate, headed by Warner Miller, pur-
chased the Congress gold mine for $S'-
100000.
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Letter heads. note heads, envelopes,
bill heads, statements, etc., in best pos
sible style and at lowest possible prices
at the New Mexican printing office.
Call, see samples Of fS,t-class york
END leavs your order.
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Washington, April 5.-President NC
Kinley announced to the cabinet to-day
that P. C. Knox, of Pittsburg, Pa, had
accented the attorney generalship.
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Mother and Child Dead the Same Day

Petrita Lucero, aged S2 years, the wife
of Pablo Gonzales, died at Tecolote OF
consumption. The -months-old papv
Of the deceased died the same day.
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The Wool Market.

st. Louis, April 5.-Wool is steady;
territory and western medium, 14@16c;
fine. 11@15c; coarse, 11@14c.
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A $6o,ooo FIRE.
The Main Street Of Montana Town is
Demolished.

Helena, Mont, April 5.-A fire when
started in the Odd Fellows hall at
Augusta swept through the business
portion of the town, consuming every
building on the Main street The loss is
estimated at $50, 900; $50, 900 insurance.
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Santa Fe Improvements.

Work has begun on the elevation OF
the Santa Fe tracks in Chicago under
the direction of Maj. G. w. Vaughn,
who was in charge of the work at Six
teenth street. The work will involve the
elevation of three and one-half miles OF
track the abolition of fifteen to twenty
grade crossings, and in connection
Herewith the erection Of a new station
at Archer avenue and Halstead street.
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A SHOOTING HANDICAP.
Of 2Ol Sports Who Entered Only "a
Finished the Contest.

New York, April 5-The shooting in
the grand American handicap in the
ninth annual tournament of the Inter-
state Association at Interstate Park
was finished to-day. Forty men or the
POI who entered reached the twenty
first round with clean score, and OF
these eighteen missed before the tWen-
ty-fifth and final round was shot. These
men divide the first moneys and shoot
off for the cup.
GRIFFITH THE WINNER.
New York, April Sc. c. Griffith, OF
Pascoag, R. l., won the grand American
handicap by killing eighteen pirds
straight in shoot-off, miss and out
and got 5000 cash and the silver cup
The second man was J. L. d. MORRISON
of st. Paul, who killed seventeen. X.
Rahm, of Pittsburg, was third, with
fourteen kills.
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GRIFFITH THE WINNER.
The Russians / cave To ulon,
p. C.. Knox Accepts.

Toulon, April 5.-The Russian nee
sailed from here to-day.
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vegetable shortening Use
lard
animal being
5b lob pals $l65
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AN INCORPORATION.
TERRITORIAL FUNDS.

Territorial Treasurer J. H. Vaughn
has received $40024, interest for March,
on territorial funds on deposit in banks.
NOTARY PUBLIC APPOINTED.
Governor Otero to-day appointed
Samuel Burnside, of Deming, Luna
county, a notary public.
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tigio que acosa q las personas que
poseedoras de un rico patrimon1o,
no supieron no quisieron consevar
10.
Repetimos que nada convene
mejor a esa actitud que ell establecl
mie1to de Ia <Liga Regional, conce'
bid. por el doctor Amadeo: <guerra
& todos los prcductos que 70 sean de
nnestro suelc, pgocuraudo que nues'
TIA terra produzca 10 necesarlo pa
ra lienar nuestras necesidades, y
1irmeza para no desmayar en- el pro
pOsitC.
E af1o 1894, escrib1 eu un perio
dico de Mayaguez, consecuencia
de las contradictorias ideas que Sc
cruzaban por todas parties, con rela
cion al canje de la moloda mejicana
que preocupaba al pals, aconsejando
la creacion del dochs 8 depositos de
productos agrlcolas
Decia entonces: sExiste en- es
te pals, mas que en- ningun otro, ID
necesidad de- garantizar Ell trabaj j.
agrfcols. Una buena parte CORES
ponde q los bancos como el que aca
ba de establecerse; pero no basta esa
insttucioa q llenar todas las necesi
dadas del agricultor.
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sera un mismo tempo, que informa
tan peregrinas teor1as.
Ell cabotsje, pues, es una ley
que por consecuancia necesaria te-
nemos que aceptar q viva fuarza: no
es posible impugnarlo. y aunque So
le impugne no Sc leconmueve en- sus
cimientoS.
zero Ell cabotaje puede ser NO
difcado por una ley de e1tas int 81 :
mas, en este pals, siempre que las
Camaras puertorriquefas quieran
hacerlo de una manera que conGra
rrests la fabulosa depreciation ( que
-erau lanzados los productos de nues
tro su alo.
For ESQ he dicho en- mi artlcuio
anterior que 10 que ahora importa
al phbl:co de Puerto Rico, es obte
ner TODD el partido possible del cabo
tsje.
No sen relacion8s de frstgrni
dad las que debemos perseguir: esas,
que ha intantado Ell pueblo puerto
rriNue10 desde la invasion, Sc niran
por nnes tros adn iaist tradores CONT
pentalas con Ia mayor iGdiferencia;
son "a ralaciones de naoesaria con
veniencia y utilidaa las que debe'
mos ronalr razonable cutie. sino que
r0mos caar envueltos en- Ell despres.
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La col y su cu]tiVo /.

La col es uaa p plaata legnmi 40.
sa de la especie de | as cruc1fefas, Gu
70 caliz esta dividido en- cuatro ho
;uelas derechas, verdes, lineales, un
POGO acanaladas hinchadas en- su
base.
La flor Sc compone de cuatro pc
talos en,forma de cruz; caoa petalo
es casi oval, alberto y pegado al fon
do del caliz por me lilo de una uf1ue
la; en la base tiene cuatro glandulas
ovales que encierran la mlel que las
abejas buscan en- ells con ansia; los
estambres SOP ses, dos mas largos y
cuatro mas cortos; el pistilo es ciIfu.
drico tan largo como los estambres.
con la Gina & n era de cabeza.
Este pistilo se convierto en- u na
rama larga, casi redpnda, pero lige
ramente aplastada por los lados, con
dos csjillas y dos valvujas mencs lar
gas, con ell tabique del medic que los
separa.
La simiente es d negruzea y a1go
redonda; en- general las hojas de to
das las especies de Ia col son grue.
sas, y mas redondas que largas.
El cultivo y 81 china han varia.
do estas especies. llamades <hofzas,
repolios, lombardas, broculis y coli
for os. .
Esta Ultima SO divide en- dos ella
ses, que son la tardft y la temprana
de Valencia.
De los sbrocu|is, hay dos espe'
cies: Ell morado y el comdn.
La <eol 6 repollo de San Dioni
sios 8 de A 7berviiliers, blanca y pun
tiaguda, Sc dif .roncia de Ia col CO
mun blanca, en- la mayor altara de
su tronchc en- su Il ayor i nero de
hojas, = 81 tinte mas subito del CO
| lor verde de las mismas
La <blanca tempranas 8 De Bon
cuis, sazona despue de la ante'ior;
81 rerol.o es mayor, a'go aplasta do
y rnuy tierno.
81 troncko es Is rgo, y sus ho'
! jas g andes, re londas y de un &C or
verde azu'ado
| La eel pequens, riz ada, precoz
& tam prans, crece despnes de trans
planta Ia. en- el termino de cua ~en ia
dfas
Su repollo es de dos ella ases. ONE
| ;or dich }, af eta dos formas: la este
RIGA y coaica.
| LA ue y 5Taso1u go o de y = y q
MIA, es la especie mas grande y i a'
faeil de culttvar que Sc conoce.
La col de MiIan, so nbarda,
b|ar CO, es la mejor de todas, y Ia col
de York, de log ,atsrra, es alta, del
gada, con las hojas nnuy verdes po
co repollo.
Prospera la col en- todos los te
rre nos, exceptuando Ell dc Arena sill
cea pura, en- Ell que no crece 81 60 Is
| ia bien abonada.
| El terreno debs recibir dos labo
res. de las cuales una ha de ser de
| azada.
La col de inviaruo Sc siembra en-
| Mario planta en- Julio para coger
Ia en- Octubre, y la dc verano Sc sism
bra en- Agosto, Sc planta en- MARI y
Sc recoge en- Julio.
Ell insecto llamaao <Du|g5n del
cannpo,' que es un g tau enemigo de
las coles, Sc destruye poniando en- re
mojo en- una salmonsra, por espacio
| de veinticuatro horas ell grano 6 81
mfente de- la col.
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LA LIGA REGION AL.
Ell CAB0TAJE.
Dep6sitos agricolas,

Es necesario comprender cue
los principles de economic polftica
que informan la conducta del gobier
no norte- americana estan basados
sobre ell proteccionismo a su pro
ducci6n agrfcola, industrial manu-
facturera: y bajo las condolences de
libre cam BIO, 8 mediante tarifas
aduaneras muy reducdas, con rea
cion q 10 que aauel pueblo no pro-
duce, 8 roduce Gu pequena canti'
dad, insuticiente, para su consume
Q que su suelo es incapaz de prcdu
cir. Son por tai concepto conse
cuentes en- su proceder Su PLAZA
econo onico no puede, nj debs ser
otro que uniticar su leg islacion fede'
raj con las nuevas posesi ione, que
han entrado formar parte de su
territorio.
A ese prop6sito obedece la ley
denominada de Hollander: ley que
podra ser mocificada y debe serlo en-
aquellas imposiclones que represen
tan un despojp de Ia production in
sular; pero ley al in, cuyos princi
pios subsistiran a pessr de todas las
oposiciones que contra ella Sc esta
blezcan.
De esa ley mace ell establecimien
to del cabotaje, y e. cabotaje no es
mas que una consecuencia de los
principles que informan a aquel go
bierno, y una nocesidad de llepar
esa formula dentro de Ia constitu
cion norte americana: es decir que
aparezcamos como ciudadanos anne
ricanos en- la seccon ecou6mica, T.
la &c la conveniencia y utilidsd--y
ciudadanos puerto riqusf1os en- la
parte polftica, que es como ST fuera
mos extranj jeros 5ajo el protectora
do de Ia bandera de Ia Union Su
primo comentarios, ante el princi
pio absurdo flos66cio del ser q no
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{. CORRESPONDENCE DE- PUERTO R0 10 DE AG0sTO DE 1901

<Y en- ammonia con los estable
cimientos bancarioF, vienen los dpchs
favorecer Ell des9nvOlvimiento de
los intereses sgrfcola -cemerciales.
"a esos dep6sitos remite Ell sgri.
cnltor los ffutos que estime por CON
veniente; mediante una mfnima re :
tribuci6n. Estos frutos en- almace
comprobada So existencia por reci'
bos talonalios de 10, docks, serviran
al propietario de gara1tfa para pro
poner y realizar operaciones con ell
banco, 6 con comerciantes particu.
lares que ofrezcan prestamos meta.
licos interes
sEntonCes el doch Sc encargar4
de vender los frutds cuando la Goa.
veniencia del duefio asf 10 exija, &
MEDIA que sus necesidades Sc 10 re
clamer, 8 cuando los buenos precios
del mercado asl 10 demanden
<Desarrollaran estas casa s IA
benefeiosa. competencia entire CO
merciantes. destruy yendo los acapa'
radores depo sitos particulares, pc
nien6o en- Immediate 0 ntacto al pro
ductor con el consu midor, baio cen
diciones Mhtuas Mas ven5ajosas a
entire ambcs, que las muy esca sas
que hoy privan entire ellos, conclu
yendo con ell aglcti smO desastrpso
del mercantilismo que toto 10 p err
turbs, dana, desnaturaliza y arrui'
na.2
Hoy mas que q unca es neces sa :
ria la form acion de estos deIo ,itos
de productos agrfcolas Es indispen
sable. ineludible; y ien los momenItos
actuales, debemos oponernos por
to los los medios 8nuestros aIcances,
para que la ola comercial ane, CT ece
Y amensza invadirnos, Sc extinga
suavemente sobre las arenas de
nuestras plsyas, convirti andola en-
elemento bienhechor de nuestro NAL
tratado territorio.
RODOLFO DAVILA.
CaLO Roio,
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Id IS empleadO Os
de 0braS PdblicaS

Ia nos hemos ocupado de esta
merl ltoria clase que ha teuido la des
gracia de que no Sc ID atienda y ira
te como q los demas emp.eados.
Llamamos sobre esto la aten
clon del Departamehto del Iaterior
hin tanto que los empleados de
los demas departamento eobran por
quin cenas muy puutualmente. 10 j
de q oras Pdblicas, menos afortuna
aos segun nos infJrn an, cobrGn por|
meses y con algun retraso.
sPorGue esta disparidad entire
los que prestan iguales servicioa?
Esperamos que tan presto Sc
entefe de esta deficie1cis; el Comisio
nauo interior, procufara subsanar,
esta omission injustifcada.
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Las sospechas
Sc C0nfirnan.
FL cafe de | Brasil
en- Puert0-RiCO.
;Qu6 hara Ell COmerCiO?

Ignoramos quiea viene consig
nado, pero sabemos que ell vapor
sPouces trajo cafe de los Estados
Unidos para Puerto Rico.
Ell cafe inferior del Brasil V
Centro America, viene hacer la
competencia nuestro grano, con
menoscabo del creiito de la produc
cion puertorriquef1a, adquirido con
justicia en- todos los mercados del
mundo.
Antes eran temores, sospechan
mas menos fundadae;: pero va SOS
realidades, y realidades amargas,
ante las cualcs urge tomar energicas
Medidas.
No sc trata del ipteres de unos
pocos; oil descredito afecta & toda la
isla, y a toda Ia isla incumbe la de
fensa de sus intereses.
No necesitamos encarecer la gra-
vedad de la noticia.
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Dartel alarmante, SulCldlOS, Uemen
terio catoiico. Central de Guanica Bal
le en- el Casino. Raptos. Nuevo Co.
lector de Aduana.
Ha comenzado reunirse en- uno
de los edificios de la Playa, la emf
gracion que para el Hawaii, tomara
el vapor california, la pr6xima Sc
mana. n'Aguzdilla tambien toma'
ra IN gran n nmero de emigrantes.
En- ell proyecto de presupuesto
de ingresos en- ell Ayuntamiento, hay
algunas partidas EN- oposici6n al b IL
Holiander y ottas contrarias 8 la e
gislacion de los Estados Unidos.
En- la calle Mayor, doude exis
ten varias casas en- estadO ruinOso,
ha aparecido un cartel que dice:
eAUiso. No lag t1abajo. No hay di
nero. O sc de9YiJo,t tot,ts casas b fue
90 con eU6ts., No hace mucho item
20, que en- Ia misma calle hubo un
incaudio en- una casa ruinosa y des
habitada.
Sc ha suicidado disparAndose nn
tiro de revolver, en- el barrio Portu
CUES, ell indivi71o Conception Ross
do, mayoruomo de la finca de don
Victor Q7innpes. Tgua determine
cion tcm6 Nicolas Alberti italiauo,
vecino de Ia Gale Mayor.
Ell Cementerio cat0lico Gu csta
ciudad. esta terminado. Solo Sc as
pera ell perEniso del senior Ooispo
para beudecirlo.
Sc encuentra en- esta, ell ngenie
ro encargado de levantar los plaros
de los edifcios de la Central de Gus
MICA.
Para el sabado 10 snuncia Ell ca
sipo de Ponce un bale de confianzt
que promote ser muy concurrido.
En- estos dias han ocurrido va
rios raptos de elios elias, terr2i.
nando ell sainete en- ell Jug ado Mu
nicipal, casandose civilmente. Fars
este viaje, no SO necesitapan alfor
jas.
Ha llegado a Ponce el lnuevo Co
lector de la Aduana, senor Valdeiu
Ii, al cual hace entrega el senor Sa
bat Sc espera eI estos dias 81 nua
vo vista don Manuel CaIon
Ell CORREsPONSAL.
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ROBERTO GRAHAM, M. I. MECH E.

ROBERTO GRAHAM, M. L MECH E.
lNGENlERO, PONE, Pr,
FABRICANTE f IMPORTADoR DE ToDA CIAsE DE
MAQUlNRR1H, OALDBRHS. r MOTOR6S
espais Ingeno toda aparatos Fabrc azo con 40
amos de experenca practical
APARATOS Y NOLlNOS INGLESES.
MODERNOS
ErADos BRE
APARAS EXTRACTION que s3 lbras Do
oiug por cada 100 libras de
APARATOS CONTINUES DE CIARIFICACON Ell em mas moder-
eeclvo economlco caiicar e jugo de cana
CENTRIFUGAS OTROS movidos
preston hdraulica 9 e:ectr'cldad.
DISQUALIFICATION TODO azdcar conendo
mees ro etc perdi-
Aas tempo aumeno 3 producoy grano gfue pa
ecdo el de l . tiro
WAS FERREAS RODANTE TRACTION de
petroeo eectcdd Waones cana Pue
INsTALACION DE MOTOREs eecicos para ingenios.
MOTORE DE PETROEO nusrias,
peigrosos los de
APARATOS LES e e ARRoz etc. etc.
MAQUINARIA para trabaar
CARkOS CARRITO de de hacienda, CarredO Araaos
Aceites toda case de atera Titles ngenos etc. ETC.
FUNDON de hierro bonce Herrera taller d. maqulnarla
rr terla ETC. ETC.
MARINA 25
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S3amente
cuando
LA COMPAN11
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ECOS DE PONCE

AL Hawaii. Presupuestos Municipales.
Cartel alarma nte, Suicidios Uemen
terio oatoico. Central de Guanica Bal
le en- el Casino. Raptos. Nuevo Co.
lector de Aduana.
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Ha comenz ado reunirse on uno
de los edifcios de la Playa, la emf
gracion que para el Hawaii. tomara
el vapor california, la proxima Sc
mana. En-, Aguzdilla tambiGn toma'
ra IN gran n nmero de emigrantes.
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First
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COPY will make this offer of dollar volume for
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TANNERN-ME lIOPE.

Saturday party from New York
was in this place looking upa site for
Il new tannery. He is reputed to be Il
wealthy gentleman to whom Henry
Dietrich has sold lots Of lumber. He
agrees to employ - To 30 men. lie
asked the donation of two acres of land
which was promptly guaranteed.
Within week he will decide whether
he will establish branch here. We
hope he will come. There is plenty of
bark shipped from this station to sup
ply the size tanncry hc proposes to
erect.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-06-06
III SNYDER COUNTY PENNA. JUNE 100:
John Brosius and family visited
friends out OF town Sunday.

John Brosius and family visitet
friends out Of town Sunday.
Philip Gross of New Berlin is visit
ing Hon. G. A. Schoch and wife.
Harry Seebold of Sunbury was visit
ing friends in this place Sunday.
George Clelan took in the sights at
Buffalo Bill's show at Lewistown Sat
urday.
Charles l.. Marks is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. DR.. j. c. Amig, in Lewis
own.
Mrs. S. a. Bowersox of PaXtonville
is visiting her son, Supt. +. {. Bower
soX at this place.
Joseph l.. Marks spent several days
at Lewistown and took in Buffalo Bill :
Wild West show Saturday.
John Stahlncckcr, who is working
at Dreher's Shoe factory, Sclinsgrovc'
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Geo. w. Wagcnscllcr spent II
portion of last week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Harry II. Harter at Sunbury.
DR.. j. w. Orwig and wife spent sew
eral days at Philipsbnrg last week pay
inga visit to their nephew, Milton
Orwig and family.
Mrs. Hannah Temple, who had been
spending the last six months with j.
l.. Marks and family, returned to her
home in Lcwistowu Tuesday.
Edgar Custer who is employed as
an operator in the division operators :
Office at Sunbury spent Sunday in
town with hls parents.
John Howell and Orlando Tobias,
who have been working ut the Hall
fax shoe factory, spent several days in
in town with their parents.
Prof. Paul Billhart left last Saturday
for Atlantic City where he is under an
engagement TO play with an orchestra
for the summer season in the city by
the sea.
Michael Blouch of franklin town
ship came to town Saturday with a
nice lot of large luscious Strawberries,
the first and largest berries we haye
seen this season Of the home grown
variety. This speaks well for his farm.