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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-03
COLES FOR MAY.
From Storms and signs.


.,;s hrich, ,,orr,. u.,,
Come sing and be cayi
New life is mpspringinc-
\ml children are singing:
lmrrah then, hey.day.
How lovely is Nav"
we WISH 10 thahk 'he press IN general Tor itS
e'herou" an" complimentary comments upon Inc
success OF our 'ptil ptculc''ons lnhled' 'hcfc
VIII nc elghtc'h high flooh days curing INC
month OF May Whicn naturally would ca'ist
business 10 n""h'' ana drl'c all cNii ihhuch'es
out bh'. 'hfortunateF' tarth VIII ne IN the
t"'ise OF AoNcrSifiss "i the th''en MATES ana
IN company win Tho great planet Uranus, fore
telling n" settled or rcicein conditions entire
An excess ut High Flood days generally bring
oA'it'ng scenes IN the business political and so
cial world 'pr high FLOOD and Low Ebh
Vital Force Theory shows the I'se and fall of the
vital forces that rule the stock niarket-and de-
termine the price OF merchandise, etc. The Sc
'ret OF success lies IN The practice OF using the
vital forces when they are al High Flood. y
Inc Earth TINS month will pass through Ssgit'a'
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review,

New York, May 2-Thc Atchison stocks took
the leadership OF the market away from Union
Pacific today both in point of strength and ac.
tivity. During tic most of the day the volume
of transactions in the two common stocks ran
close race, but the dealings in Atchson COM
mon and preferred easily outstrippcd those in the
two Union Pacific stocks. A heavy preponder-
ancc of the total transactions in the whole market
centcrcd in these stocks. The movement IN
Atchison was supposed to ic ,!uc to a new phase
OF the struggle among the granger trunk lines
10 secure Tor themselves compensatory advan'
tagcs to Offset the Burlington deal officials OF
the st. Paul railway were quoted anonymously
this morning as breathing forth threatcnings OF
building a new line to the Pacific unless they
were accorded share in the advantages OF the
supposed Union Pacific absorption. This corrob'
crates the current supposrion that the great
grange trunk lines feel themselves at a tactical
disadvantage il they have not an assured Pdrhc
coast outlet as we'll as an eastern trunk line
connection and that all of them will sooner or
later take measures to secure these advantages.
The movement OF prices today Was cited hs CIV
ing evidence that the buying OF Achison WIS tor
the benefit of ST. Paul and probably also OF Rock
Island The fcvcrsh and cratic huctultio ions IN
Union Pacific We're amply explained by the Lew
uncertainties surrounding the present ownership
of its control. There were various r'rmorS both
To the effect that the Vandchlit interests had
perfected their control and that the Hartman
intcrcs: had secured the maintenance Of :hcr
control. The extreme range in Union Pacific was
points and the net loss Ia Atchison advanced
an fStrcmc IlHs and closed within franction
Of the hest. ST. Paul, is IA higher the, Ches'
spcake aud Ohio rs and Norfolk and Western
liz, The stocks included in tho burlington deal,
the Eric stocks not excluded, were all notably
heavy. The heavy proht taking and weakness OF
the United states Steel stocks had a large seni-
mental influence on the whole market New Nor!;
Central was quite severely handled and loses 3's
on tho day. Except Tor the few special points Of
n, Tho ilnf halo
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AVOCA.

ON account of conference there will
be no services in the Primitive Metho-
dist church next Sunday.
Mrs. Richard Searles was called to
Kingston yesterday, on account of the
death of her father, Alexander Patter-
son.
j. r. F.annery is now engaged in
the METROPOLITAN insurance business.
W. +. Dixon left yesterday To accept
a position In large commission house
in New York city. His leisure time
viii be spent in the anatomical rooms
in Bellevue hospital
About three hundred Italians invad-
ed the town yesterday To be employed
ON the Rapid Transit line. They are
temporarily quartered in the Valley
House barn.
Miss Lucy Reap has entered a.
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DURYEA.
peoial to the Scranton Tribune.


Duryea, May "A great conflict I'm
the near future is anticipated he
tween the township commissioners and
the promoters of a borough.
Mrs. James Perry visited in Scran-
ton recently\
Misses Mary and Flora Seal visited
in Scranton Wednesday.
Mrs, George Brown ana Miss Eliza
Brown We're callers il, Pittston yester-
day,
Mrs, Fred Dennis and Mrs, Thomas
Cox were callers in Avoca. on Wed
nesday,
Miss Sarah Brown was a caller in
Scranton Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Dills was caller in
Pittston yesterday.
The First Welsh Congre ga tionsI
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"Pete" Daley Tonight.

Bic Peter L. Daley n and large company and
musical comedy experts will present here for the
FIRST time at The Lyceum tonight that genial
comedians starring vehicle, "lIodcc PodGe n
Co." 1t is IN adaptation fom tho German
aud is said to present Daley in role whi' h
gives linn vide fields for the display of mis-
uncluousy rendered. lansh'proyoking specialtes.
There is only one Daley, and il the show Is
half what has been said for it the stars week
bids fair to turn ont pleasing and entirely sat-
isi,ctory one. III addition to brilliant array
ot principals including number OF wrllknown
entertainers thc,, will be a choru, which brings
N, company up Ia about SIXTY, making ii one
of tho largest IT tho seasons "ut?u.
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student in mechanical drawing at the

student in mechanical drawing at the
International Correspondence schools.
Y. j. Dunn and John Clifford arc do
ing jury duty this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Teets desire
to return thanks to all who kindly as
sisted them during their recent be-
reaVemcnt.
Miss Teresa McHale, of Carbondalc,
is the guest Of Miss Nellie Dough-
erty.
James Deeble will leave today for
England, where he will spend a few
months.
The Young Mems Institute will meet
in regular session this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Webster, Mr..
and Mrs. John Atwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. j. BoSley. Mt. and Mrs. Samuel
Atwell, Mr.. and Mrs. David Davis.
Thomas Clark, Edward Suarth, Mrs.
Goodwin, Mrs. Ridgelby and Mrs. Will
liam Rowe. attended the funeral OF
Thomas Johns, at Vandling, on We'd
neSClaN
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Local thcater soers should not forget that the
famous Macauley-Patton company is booked at
the Academy of Music all next week. ''The Min
istcrs Son. will he offered for the opening bill
next Monday evening. and that beautiful pastoral
piece will be staged with all special scenery.
The weeks repertoire will include "A Wasted
Life" 'Just Before Dawn "Insdc Track ''A
Texas Cowboy" Peaceful Valley" and Royal
Rags" supported by all first class artists.
During the last two days ladies' tickets have
been distributed around the city and the holders
of these will he admitted to acserved scat free the
first night when accompanied by one person I,av
ing paid reserved seat admission. Popular
prices will be charged throughout the week, 10.
20 and 20 cents; matinee, 10 and 20 cents,
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Miss Viola Allen.

II is not often that thcater' eoers have an op
portunity Of witnessing such thrilllngly in
tcresting play as I'm the Palace of the King,
or one 50 splcndidly acted or so snpcrbly mount
cd. Miss Aliens Dolores dc Mendoza is such a
cousumatcly finished performance that she sue
cecds in wiping ont the memory Of Glory 2nayle
"a character that Was powerfully realistic in her
hands,
nololcs is as lovsbls and admirable as GlorI,
and in many respects is more sympathetic and in
tcrcstipg. II is not often that two such char
aclers iall into the hands Of an actress one after
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, May 2.-Cattle--Rccepts, 5000; mod
orLtcly active, about steady; butchers stoct
slow; good to prime steers SJa5,9O; poor TO ire
dunn, S3.ojaih0. stockers and feeders, firm, .Gi
40; cows, S2.65at5O; hefcrs, S3.70a475: can
ncrs, slow, $2aa.60 bulls s. 7ja4 10; calves, slow
$ili: Texas fed steers, $i25aj.4O; Texas gra>'
steers, S3.5oai; Texas bulls, S2.7ja3sO. Hogs
Receipts today 2S.0o0 tomorrow, 1s,Ooo;s sil
mated left over, $500; average nc. higher; top,
Si.0j; mixed and butchers, sJ.60a500; good to
choice heavy. S5,7oa5o5; rough heavy, s5.5ialt'
light, Sj.55aj. 49, hulk ot sales. s5.75a5.S,i.
Shccp-Rcceipts, 13,O0O; weak lambs, steady 10
slow; good to choice wcthcrs, st.lai.j0; fair In
choice mixed, slai3O; western sheep, S,.I5at. SO;
warnings, S4,20ai.50; native lambs, Si,2os5 %
western lambs, Si30a5.3J.
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o. b.. af0at: No. . red. see. elevator; No. I
northern Duluth, s97sc. {. o. b. taloat; option,
opened firm and carried the strength pretty
much all day on an active trade: closed strous
at }.aIsc. net advance; May closed sl9sc.; july,
191sc.: September, 7sc. Corn-Spot strong; No.
. 5sc. elevator and 57lSc. +. o. b. a6oat; options
strong and active all day. May shorts were badi,
squeezed again and outsiders bought good d"l'
OF July corn; highest prices in several year
vance: May closed 5iNc.; July, 52hc. Oats
Spot firmer; No. Q, 32c.; No. 3, 32hc.; No. !.
white 3ic. No. white, Sc; track mixed west
ern, 81 iaa,iSc.; track white, 32ihaS7c.; option:
firm and active with other grain. Bntter--stcad,
creamery. 1Aal9c.: factory, llal3hc.; imitation
creamery. l31&al7lac.; state dairy, l5alshc.
Cheese-Ircgular, fancy large colored, 1Olc. :;
fancy large white, 1Ohal0iSc.; fancy small col,
orcd, 1ll4c.: fancy small white, ne. Eggs
Firm; state and Pennsylvania, l3aa14c.; southern
lIal@c: western storage, 13s4al4c.; western, reg
ular packed, lnhal3Sc.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. G. Dale, 27 Iackawanna N,c,l
Bu,,cr-- Creamery. old 2Oa2ic; fresh, 22a22lsc'; !;
dairy fresh, l9lsa2O'ac,
Cheese Full cream, l2alSr,
Eggs Western fresh, lls TO ljc,i nearby
state. ljla to l6c.
Rcans--Per hu., choice marrow, 50. i5a2@
Pca Beans Per bu. choice marrow, y. jja3 90
Medium Rcans--Pcr bu., -, ioa2 -.
i;rccn Pcas--Pcr bu., 81, inal.ij
onions-per bu,. sLi0al,j0.
Flom--Bcst patent, per barrel, Si65
Rcd Kidney Bcans~-Pcr bu., s9.ija2, "A
Potatoes --5Ar. hllShcl.
Bermuda Onions S2,3ja2.ii
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-03
USE ALIENS EOOI-EASE

4 powder to be shaken into the shoes. Your
feet feel swollen, nervous and damp, and get
tired easily II you have aching feet, tIy .,llcn's
Foot Ease. II rests the feet and makes new or
tight shoes easy, Cures Chilblsins, swollen,
sweating feet, blstcrs and calous spots. Re.
lie,es corns and bunionS Of all pain and gives
rest and comGot, Try it today sold by all drug.
gists aud shoe dealers, % cents Trial package
FREE. Address, Allen $ olmstcd Lc Roy, y. \.
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Z. H. Sothern.

T.. II. sorhcrn opens at tho l.yrcum thca''r on
Saturday night in "lIamct.' This is the most
brilliant performance this artist has given and 'hn
advance sale in this city is very big, so that 1t
will certainly he = question of packed house.
It is ANNOUNCED ,ha, the curtain will rise at
"a, ,hsrp in order that patrons may leave the
tbea,,r al a reasonable hour. Seats arc now on
sale
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-03
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

choir of Scranton sang at the Brick
Methodist Episcopal church last even
ing.
A box social will be held at the
Presbyterian church this evening.
Price of boxes. 25 cents.
Mrs. n. q. Evans, of Scranton, was
a caller at the home of Mrs. John
Dills recently.
Mrs. Joseph McKamley and Mrs.
John Carey were callers In Scranton
Wednesday,
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the other. Miss Allen las every reason to fell.
ctate herself upon her Judgment and good luck
in securing two such stirring and heroic roles
The supporting company is one of extraordinary
merit, TO say the least OF it, Miss Allen is to
appear at tho Lycc,m thcater on next Tuesday
evening. May :. Sale OF seats opens tomorrow
at . a. m.
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THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

LYCEu M.-retcr Daley in ''iIodSc, Podgc
Co."
ACADEMY Charles Il. Chamrlin company.
Matinee and night.
tAlErY--Irwin's Majc,tics Matinee and night.
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Buffalo Live Stock.

Vast Ruhao. NAV ?--Receipts 81 cars;
sheep and lambs, II ears; hogs, Il ears. Ship
mcutS Cattle, N cars; sheep aud lambs, ! cara
hogs, cars. Cattle Steady; calves, S,.2Sa5. 50
clipped lambs choice to extra, s5s5io; clipped
wcthers. Naiai.i0. lIogs--Ileavy mixed ami
Workers, s5,0oi5nj; piss. sjiOa575.
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LEGAL.


IN THE MATTER OF designation Of newspaper
In the District Court OF the United States for
the Western district of Pennsylvania.
Sec. IS. Courts OF bankruptcy shall by order
designate newspaper published within their lc-
spcctivc territorial districts, and in the county
in which the bankrupt resides the major part
of his property is situated, in which notices ~
Iuircd to be published by this act and orders
which the court may direct to he published shall
be inserted. Any court may in particular case
for the convenience OF parties in interest. dcsig
nate some additional newspaper in which notices
and orders in such case shall be published.
Al Scranton. in said district, at court ~
bankruptcy held before G.. A. Van Wormcr Ret
in Bankruptcy of said court, on the 18th
day of April. A. D., 1901.
1t is hereby ordered that all notices and orders
required to he published in bankruptcy proceed.
ings in the county of Iackawanna in said dis.
trict. be published in the Scranton Tribune.
daily newspaper published in the city of Scra;i-
ton. county OF Lackawanna and district aiore-
said. &. A. VAN WORMER. Referee.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the lot holders of
the Cemetery Association Of Dunmore will he
held at their office the grounds OH Friday.
May 3, at O'Clock p. m, for the election OF
two trustees to serve for three years and the
transaction Of such other business as may come
before the meeting. HENRY BEYEA,
Dunmore, April so, 1901.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockholders Of
the Dickson Manufacturing Company will he
held at the office of the company, in the city OF
Scranton, on the eighth day OF May, 1901, at 10
o'clock a. M, for the purpose of electng Drcc.
tors and voting upon such other matters as may
come before the meeting
L. +. BOWER, Secretary.
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Oil Market.

oil City, Nav 2.--Credit balances, SL1j; shp.
ncms, 52,t3, barrels; runs, o0,o'S barrels,
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New York Grain and Produce.

New York. Nav >, flou--Fairly active and
hlmcr. Whcst-S strongi No. red, sisc. T.
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WANTED--A sober reliable man who thorough
ly understands the care oi horses, and to do
general work about the place. No Others need
apply. Apply Room ioa Commonwealth Build.
ing today between II and II.
WANTED Stcnoeraphcr: Young man Will, some
knowledge OF bookkeeping State salary cA.
rected Address "kcnsic.' Tribune Office
YOUNG MAN of good address wanted. about 20
10 25 years Of age. as travelling salesman and
solicitor. Apply by letter. giving references to
Warren Ehrct Company, 3al Washington avenue.
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* * X 4 Lines 10 Cent.
More han FourL Lnes3 for rEaehE hEx.aL Limo I
For Sale.

LOOK HERR Horses for sale; to fancicrs Of tnc
drivers and saddcrs. Is head of highly bred
trottcrs and PAGERS at Germans Sale Barn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-03

DRUG STORE in Hest German locality in Phila'
dcpa, for sale cheap for cash; first class
chance for druggist or doctor; druggist wishes
to go west in June. Address j. A. Hart, Drug
gist. 1902 n. 9th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-03

THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT" DIRECTORY 4
Help Wanted--Male.

wANTEDA Good carpenter. Apply 100 Hall
stead court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-03

1900 SECURES TIIREE.QUARTER INTEREST
in Scranton business netting $1,000 yearly.
Address "B,isiness." Tribune office.
A PARTY uNDERsTA ANDlNG BOOKKEEPING can
secure for himself good position at lib
cral salary by investing six to ten thousand dol
lars in a wcll.cstablished. dividend paying com
pany. Address l.. NJ. N. Tribune office
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Situations Wanted.

-
SI-J- ALTON WANTED--By a woman to 20 out by
day washing, ironing or cleaning. Call or ad
dress Mrs. Russell, 1910 Cedar avenue, city.
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Business Opportunity

--~-~-I
SALESMAN wants reputable article to carry as
side line; extensive territory, exceptional OPP
portunities; will handle bona fide article only.
Address r. s g., Tribune Office.
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Boarders Wanted.


WANTED Table bcarders. Mrs. romphins, %
Washington avenue.
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SITI-A ALTON WANTED--.A man would like to get
work spading gardens or taking care of lawns
or cleaning yards; can do any kind of work. 1900
Providence road.
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National League.


At Boston Bosten New York, no game; rain.
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SITJAT WANrED-By 4 young man. TO do
work in office or store, Address H., care
Tribune.
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Helm Wanted-Female.
Real Estate.

81 .6O0-Buys six.room. single house. good well
Lot l0OS20O Scranton street. Dalton, Pa
Wells 4 kcator.
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FOR ENT-.Sinclc house. 1913 Capousc avenue.
North Park; furnished or unfurnishcd. Apply
on premises
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-12
PHOTOS

for Christmas gifts
are very appropriate, or if you
wish to give a nice present, put
one of your pictures in the pack
age and the gift will be doubly
appreciated. [ am now prepar-
ed to get photos finished
promptly-if the weather will
permit and am still making
them at 80 cents per dozen an d
up The next larger size is s1.00
per dozen and you can have
twelve different positions if you
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-12
Lone Tree Notes.
Dear Mr.. and Mrs. Slayer
Here we come again.

Dear MI. ana MIS-. OldyeT:-
Here we come again.
We hope the cousins are all
still living but [ don't see how
we can be living after such a
supper we ate last Saturday
night at Fairview.
Weather dry and cold.
Wheat and rye are ne eding
rain very badly.
No deaths nor no marriages.
The Baptists will hold fifth
Sunday meeting at Fairview.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers re-
turned Sunday evening from
Amarillo.
Prof. Fletcher Rogers is
working for Mr. Willis Fisher
this week.
J. NJ. McGehee is diging a
well for for Willie Fisher.
Mrs. Mary Jenkins is visiting
her mother this week.
Mr.. Fred Madison made a fly
ing trip to Canyon last week.
Mr.. Frank Caylor has gone to
Arizona where he means to
make his future home.
Messers. Rice and Rice have
been trapping for the last few
weeks. They have had good
luck.
Mr.. L. Rusk has sold his
place near Amarillo and will
move near Ceta.
Mr.. Fayette Skeen is again on
the Plains. We hope be will
not ride any more bronks, nor
wear standing collars while he
is with US.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Evans made
a flying trip to Amarillo last
week. Bllnker.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-12
PHOTOS.

of baby can be
had on this size and other peo-
pie too, up to one hundred and
forty nine years old. You will
like this size when you see sam
Piles.
Send TO your friends pictures
of our city and they will be sur
prised at the beauty of Canyon
City Cthe gem of the Plains. J
The day after Thanksgiving |
took several views and I believe
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-12

Get your old buggy fixed up
like new. Harter can and will
do it right for more or less, ac
cording to the amount of fixing
it needs.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-12
PHOTOS.

Why not have the family TAX
en- in a group this Christmas
time? l can make you button
pictures in electro, sterling sill
yer. rolled plate or solid gold
frames. Core this winter time if
you can between the hours of
eleven and three as you will get
better photos by so doing. |
want to spend several weeks
with home folks this winter, but
will take orders till Christmas
aud will finish them up before l
leave. All work guaranteed.
Call and see the pictures
whether you intend to buy or
not. Yours for
PHOTOS,
Nj. s. Lusby.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-12

After LIES ffu fever he sleeps William
North Carolina 1911 enlisted the
distinction throughout the entire
commander r. Appomatox Judge Pemons
The OF his adoption
brain devoted thing
Panhandle Judge Pemons
whole heart always the upbudng Amarillo
him
noble gallant gentleman
southener boadmlnded with
He could uphold
Camp Sonewal Jackson has lost of its uous
He at from his labor but his
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-12
Dec. Z. 1901.

Dec. Z, l9UI.
Dear Santa Claus
Please send me a base ball,
knife and some games of some
kind. a nice suit of clothes, can
dy, oranges, apples nuts of all
kind, a pair of gloves, nubia,
a cap and some handkercheifs.
Yours,
u year old Roy Ross,
Wright,
Swisher county, Tex.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1901-12-12
PHOTOS
are the Iars

are tHe largest
ever taken here. One view from
the Rogerson wind mill tower,
looking west. gives fine birds
eye view of the town. Several
who have seen the negative are
delighted with it. In it is a
photo of the 10 o'clock train
away out on the prairie, almost
half way to Hereford. | have
other town views, also pictures
of the. canyon and some reunion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-07-11
Ell ferrOCarril de Medina
A. SALAMANCA

Los resultadOs obtenidos por esta IL
nea en- 1910 son muy satisfactorios.
E producto general tue de pesetas
1.186 657,7l que, con 8 1888 de pro
ductos vaIios, alcanza a 1.190.O33, ga;
y deduciendo 35.924,33 de rectificacio
neg, queda un producto lfquido de
1.154 Is, 81, 6 Sc Ell muy satlsfactorio
de pesetas 14.989 Al por kil6metro,
contra IL, ,238 en- 1899.
AscendieFon las gastos de la explo-
taci6n a 679. 9.723, so pesetas (compren
didas 148.358 O5 de grandes reparacio-
nes renovation en- material de la via),
siendo, por tanto, el excedente de pro-
ductos de 474.3S4, n pesetas. Con
este excedente y pesetas 12O.929, ,33 de
saldo acreedor de 1899, llega q una dis
ponibilidad de pesetas 594 414,10
Ell tl&fico en- 1901 Sc sostiene bien,
pues el 20 de sAbril Sc registraban
iDgresos por pesetas 312.366 contra
81, ,743, es decir. todavia con aumento
de pesetas 1.124 sabre los conseguidos
en- 1900.