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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15
De TEATR0S
La function de anOChe

Los nGmeros del programa encomendados
al tenor Paoli, les cant6 con el acierto de
costumbre. En- la siciiana de "Cayaleria
Rusticana', de Mascagui, estuvo superior a
toda polderaci6n, obteniend0 graDdes
proloDgados aplausos 81 honor de ser la
mado yarias veces escena, como en- 10 De.
mas que caDt6
Eu ell precios0 drama "Amor de Madre".
la .nsigne actrz Luisa Martinez CaSado,
interpTetando con Ia maesUia de costumbre
la parte de pr0tagonis;a De Ia obra.
En- tudG estuYo sublime, especialmente en-
la escena Dc la carta, Que lego de manera
deEcosa, con lagrlmas en la voz y con un
seDtimlento ca extreme delicado yer lade-
amente conm0Yed0T.
Por no interrumpir el curse de la repre-
sentaci6n, el pd0Iico esper5 la termination
del acto para festejar la gran actriz con
una deIirAate explosion De aplaus0s
Poeas yeces Sc liza inCerpretad2 mej0r Ell
APPEL dc A~nro de Melyl. Desde el primer
acto, ya Ia senora Adams hizo Suyo al au.
dtoro que premi6 sa trabajo irreprOcbable
con repeudos y.proongadcs aplausoS, en- la
escena con ell duQue, del segundo acto de la
obra
FL sen,r Alc6n como siempre, en- cukc.
ter
Es IN artsta complete.
Aunqne e papel de anoche no correspon.
dia a suS facultades, el senor Forit estuvo
muy bien en- Su desempeno.
Las seuoTas Guadalupe Casada, Clara
Fernandez y les seuoTes Puga, Mendez
Peehe, conp.etaudo al exit0.
La pleza final '.La primera posturan agra
do mucho al pdblieo qne ap'sudl6 todos
los artistas que tomaron parte en- ella es
peciameute a los senores Gonzalez Puga.
El lustrado Doctor Don Francisco B.
Baso7a, de Mayagiiez, emplea con frecuen.
ca la Emulsion de Scott Ia cunsidera
como un reconstituyente ae primer orden.
No tengo iucon eoier te eu asegurar que
la preparac.6n De los Shores Scott & Bow.
ne, conocida "uuiyeisalmente7 con el nom.
bre de Emusi6a de Scott me ha dado STEM
pre- que Ia te presorlto, (o que sucede con
mucha f,ecuencia) excelenteS reSultsd0s
'Es un reconstiiuyente de prmera calidad'
muy recomendable en- tudos los Cas0s de de-
bllldad organica.
DIR. Francisco B Bas0ra,
Mayaguez, Pto. Rico, JuniO "a de 1894
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ESpala protesta
CONTRA
LA Elk COMMUNION De
LEON TOLSTOl

En dias anteriores dimos publcii d
a la noticia de haber sdo excomulg ldO
por ell Sinodo russo ell eximo move ista
Leon Tolstoi
Los importantes peri6lcos de Nh
drid, EI Mundo Latino y la EpaAa
ArtiStica, protestan con la valentia de
los espfritus llbres, ademas de los hom-
bres sensatos de todos los pueblOs cul-
tos, en- las dos cartas que a continua
ci6n publicamos, y recriminan dura
mente las debilidades del Gar de Ru-
sia, q quien levan sus ministries por
una pendiente de abismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15
DOble ChOQue

Aver tarde. en- Santurce, en- mOmentos
que ell tren el6ctrico estaba parade cruza-
ban la carretera en- dstintos sentidoS, dos
carretas, iban en- direction opuesta por ell
mismo sitio, dos j6venes, uno cabalo Y ell
otro en- bicicleta.
La violencia que respectivamente lleyaban
y 10 estrecho del sitio pOr donde tenian que
pasar, los priclpit6 al un) sobre el otro, sa-
cando del choque algur os rasgunos el cicis
ia llamado Arturo Segurd.
El caballo del OtrO sufri6 tambi6n unas
herldas de poca importancia en- las patas de
lanteras.
Miagrosamente la yiolencia del chOque
no arrcj6 a alguno de los j6venes sobre la
via del treu. 1~+s-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15
CuartO de SOCOrrOS

Maria Garcia, curada De Contusiones en-
la region frontal y toraxica, ieye
Antonio Flgueroa, nino, curado de una
herida por amagulamiento en- la primera IA.
lange del dedo pnlgar de la mano derecha,
leve, con asstencia.
Alfredo Conception, curado de varios
rasgunos soble ell p6muIo region superci-
liar i2qnerda, leve
Ramon Pacheco, curado de una confusion
sobre la region mastoidea derecha, leye
Epfanio Roman, curado de dna confusion
sobre ell frontal, leye.
Maria Garcia Aragonez, curada de una
confusion en- la region ep gastrica, leye
Silyeriano Burgueno, curado de una con
fusion en- la region superciliar en- su parte
exterDa derecha, leye.
Eusebio Rodriguez, curado de una contu
son de 2. > 6rden en- todo e alo derecbO
de la cara, ltve, salvo accidente.
Sc encuentran en- Ponce los s-nores que
fOrman la CoTte De cicuitO
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RECEPCIOy DE- MGNElDEz PELAY9
EN- LA
ACADEMIA DE BELLAS ARTES

Sc ha verifcadO en- la Academia de
Bellas Artes de Madrid, la solemae re
cepci6n del eminente director de la BIZ
blioteca Nacional, don Marcelno Me
n6ndez Pelayo, elegido hace algunos
amos acad6mico de nAmero, de cuyo
puesto no ha podido posesionarsc antes
porque su incesante labor literaria le
ha privado de cumpiir con el deber re-
glamentario que exige la presentation
del discuIso de entrada.
Su discurso que, como todOs los su-
yos, fu6 magstral, verso sobre la este
tica de la pintura y la crftica pict6rica
en- los tratadistas del Renacimiento,
fijandose especialmente en- los espaflo
les, Y p-ocurando abreviar u omitir 10
que va ha consignado en- estudios an
teriOres.
El sefior Menendez PelayO recibi6,
como Sc comprende, muchas felicita-
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15

bien Espana cedi6 aqueilas islas los
Estalos Unidos, tai vez no Sc hub;era
evitado la insurrecci6n -pues Agui
naldo y otros senoros tenfan ganas de
pelear-pero Sc la hubiese quebrantado
mucho antes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15
Ell VINO DESTLES

En- case de epidemia, de enfermedad in.
fecciosa, de lDtueza hasta de titus, el en-
pleo de los tdnicos de Ia sangre de los TO.
nicos de los neryios Sc hace eli mejor hasta
e dnico preservativo. Tn solo medioamen-
to, 10 que c0no2emos, presents, unidos
bajo una torIna agradable, los t6nicos de losA
dos g6neros, el ell "Nino D6sies'rya mny
empleado como profilatico de la influenza
desemPenara en Ell titus Ell mismo napel de-
preSerV2dOr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15
pna S5

En- 81 estabeeimiento del Buletnp por pesos
SO eonstruyen los siguientes sellos de goma su
periores | sello eomercial do cualeaier torma;
j id; paguese 4 la orden, etc, Il i'd duplicada !;
lid. pagado l I'd, reoihimos; l i'd aeeptamos
cnaluuier 0tr0 en- ESQ estilo, con su almohadillo
inagotable. Todo por s5 moneda oorriente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15

IRA finca compueSta dc cincueLta y DDS
y media cuerdas de terrenos de primera,
ben acondcionada situada inmedaco-
mes de Ia VIA del terrocarril, De la jurlsdic,
ci6G de Areclbo, barrio de Factor.
Informara en- ell pueb'O de la Carolina,
JOSE X. EUGUI. 30 Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15

IOerVlclo cablegrahco csPecla' del Doleln
Me-cantil
Nueva York, martes Los eco
mandoS beers, que acaudillau Schee-
pers y Venreenen operan artiva-
mente en- Ventersdad, Es'ado Libre
de Orange, cortando las lfneas de
communication entire las plazss que
ocupan los iDgleses y olerandose
de las provisiones que estos reci
ben.
Dewet trata de salvar ell Trans
vaal de la invasion inglesa. dejando
a las guerrillas que fatiguen al enc
migo Ell Orange y la Colonia del
Cabo, donde todavfa hay muchos
beers combatiendo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15

Aver unos muchaChos jugandO la pelo-
ia, romperon una farola do la calle de Isa-
bel q en- la Marina.
Ha regresado de los baios de Coamo Ell
senor Harlan, Fiscal General.
A causa del excessive n1mero de personals
que salieron aver de esta isla en- el vapor
San Juan, quedaron algunas que pretendian
pasaje en- dicho buque, esperanto la llegada
del "Philadelphia",
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15
El doctor K. M. POnte
DENTISTA

Estara ausente de esta capital, por
,uatro semanas solamente. 30-18
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15
La situaci0n en- la Colo
mia del CabO mejOra
nOtablemente
Regreso de fanilias que abandonan
cl territorio

(Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin
Mercantll.)
Cape Town, mar9s. Con mott
vo de la disminuciSn de la peste
bub6nica en- la Coloaia del Cabo, 10
que Sc debe a las en%rgicas medidas
sanitarias adoptadasspor las autori-
dades, ha cesado la Ialarma y la pa
ralizaci6n de los negocios.
Han regresado fhuchas tamilias
que abandonaron el,territ0rio refu
giandose en- Natal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15
TRIBUNALES

En- ell Tribunal Supreme de JuSticla esta
senalado hoy para la vista ell recurso de ca
saci6u por intracci6n de ley iuterpuesto por
don Jose Nieto, contra ell ayuntamientO de
Utuado, sobre incumplimiento de un con-
trat0.
En- ell Tribunal de Dlstrito de San Juan
Sc han celebrado hoy las vistas en- juiciO
oral de las causas instruidas contra JESUS
Medina otros por el supuesto delito de ro
DO; contra Daniel Mercado, acusado por
rapto.
Eutre las personals que tueron aver tarde
al muelle despedr los que embarcabon
en- ell vspor s'San JUAN ocurri6 un ligerO
ncidente que pudo degenerar en- una gran
desgracia.
Tn nino de 6 Il amos, hijo de dona Do
lores Escovar SO dstrajo entire ell bulliCO
y en- un descuido cay6 al aqua, siendo mia
grosamente salvado inmediatamente T0r ell
muchaCho Julio Roses.
En- ell ventorrillo que tlene en- la calle de
la Luna Gregoria Marquee intent6 llevarse
esta mahana, un muchacho, un racimo de
guineos, creyendo que no 10 habia yisto su
dueiia.
AL intentar huir con la fruta robada, 10
hizo con tan mala fortuna que cay0 al suelo
pr0duci6nd0Se una confusion en 10 cabeza.
Gregoria Marquee, recogi6 sus guineos
y perdon6 generosamente al pequefo rata.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15

La Policfa insular ha capturado q un Ia
Guillermo de la Rosa, autor del robo de ur
caballo Roberto Salcm6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15
NOtiCia impOrtante

Por ell presente Sc informa que los exa.
menes para obtener licencia de M6dicc,
Dentista, FaTmaceutico, Practicante, Co
II adrona y Enfermera, Sc verifcsran en- las
oficinas de la Junta Superior de Sanidad en-
San Juan, en- las siguentes fechas:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15

Esta noche las siete y media Sc reunira
en- session extraordiDaria el syuntamiento do
esta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15

Sc encuentran en- Ponce los s-nores que
forman la Corte de cicuito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-05-15
TELEGRAMAS
POR Ell CABLE
Las guerrillas beers tie
men al enemigO en- con-
tinu0 jaque Ell ell
TranSVaal
Propositos de Dewet

Serviclo cabIegraGco especial del Boleiir
Me-cantil
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El BoIetin Mersantil

Fundad0 en- 1883
es el peri6dico mas antique y Ell
de mayor circulation de la Isla.
10 Sc publiea los dias iertives
0FICINAS
29--Plaza de Alfonso XII
.
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gladness that he was treated with a
show OF great respect by all.

gladness that he was treated with a
show of great respect by all.
THAT Was -Ir. N'unams, an English
sugar planter" said my uncle, IS a
tall, finely appearing nan passed us,
mounted on large bay horse. "Will-
Jams never rides in carriage. He is
perpetually on horseback. He is <
good neighbor.'
Next heavy carriage came rumb-
ling along, with portly man sitting
stolidly upon the seatia great dignity.
He bowed slightly to my uncle, WHO
acknowledged the salute in kind.
my. uncle" said Winnie, laugh.
ing. THAT man must be prince or,
a. least, duke. Just see now digui-
lied he is.'
"No, Winnie" replied Uncle ION,
smiling. "We have tno dukes and
princes here. Our royal family is
small. A queen and princess are all
we can boast OF, aud they a"e quite
enough in their line. That gentleman
is secretary of state to the queen. He
practically controls, so far rs the real
business interests of the Kingdom are
concerned, all the islands. But it is
rather a selfish rule we are under.
Still, we must not complain. We have
many blessings for which We are thank
full"
Again heavy carriage met ia. A
huge affair, upon whicu appeared the
royal arms Of England.
The British minister" said my
uncle.
The Englishman bowel and waved
his hand at oar carriage, and Uncle
Tom lifted his hat. The British nm
iste- was much older than my uncle.
1--WE are seeing all the celebrities at
once" I said.
ITO be coutinBed.)
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Accounts Crooked.

Columbia, s. c., Spccial.-Frank c.
Leechner, cashier OF the Bank OF TIM
monsville, suddenly disappeared frcm
Timmonsville, S. c., short while ago
for reasons unknown at the time. Since
then an examination of the banks n
counts shows the cashie: TO he shot
some $1,000 and it is feared an increa3-
ed shortage will be found as the inves-
tigation continues. Lee@hnsr was
bonded in surety company for $1,000
and the directors of the bank annou2"e
that neither the creditors nor the
standing of the bank will be impaired.
Leechner has left no clue to his whe.c.
abouts so far as is known.
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halfway dscently. Don't think OF
going to any other, I implore you, for
your own good. At the Nuuanu the
table is good, the beds clean, the SER
vice is excellent, the prices cheap.
There you have all the essentials of o
trst-class home. Try the Nuuanu
above all others"
81 have heard of the Royal as be.
ing"
A plying smile broke up the face Of
the man who knew.
THE Royal" he said, interrupting
Gordon, my dear sir, was good
home once, but it is played out. 1
tell you in candor, my friend, that
you Will find comfort in no hotel in
Honolulu except the Nuuanu. More
over, I am going there myself, and if
You will allow me to be of service to
you, will take charge of your lug
gage and see that you are comfortably
put up"
'I thank you, "s;repiied Gordon,
''but could not trouble you to that
extent"
"Trouble! Who said trouble? Not
I, sil! Now, 1 assure you the Nuuanu
is the place to go. I am going there.
You-I assume-are going there also.
have luggage; YOU have luggage.
Yours goes up with mine. Where's
the trouble?"
WELL" said Gordon, slowly; cit
will certainly be a service to me! l
thank you. Here is my card"
"Ah, thanks! Gordon-2ood name.
Here's mine! Not so pretty, but SUBJ
stantial, eh?'
He gave Gordon card, which he
.ead, then, with smile, handed it to
mo. It said:
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At Clemson College.

Clemson College, Special. every
thing is being prepared for the recep-
ton of the 600 students who will re-
port here on the 1lth. A dozen o" more
cadets are here now at work wiring
the new buildings. The new dormitory
will not be completed by the time
school opens, but the old dOrmitory
will be crowded so as to make a place
for all students who have been ac
cepted until the new bIilding is ready
for occupancy.
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vlPERS AND ToADS.
Some Stories Of the Queer Dongs Of tho
Creatures.


faculties for clearing gardens OF slugs
and insects, sitting i'll holes. ravaglng
beehivcS, and being found alive i'll the in
side OF snakes and coal strata, has other
interesting qualities. II may believe
the accounts given me by my elders,
toad may have taste for religious mu-
sic. At about the age Of tve ! kept
pet toad, for whose benefit used to
catch flies. beetles SlugS. etc. | clearly
remember his taking these from M
hand, as we'll as his numbering cheerily
toward NE whenever came alone into
the garden. I am also told that he lis
tened with rap attention while | sang
10 him, "Oft in sorrow. oft in woe, On
ward, Christians, onward go. lhls
circumstance. | may say in the sacred
carSe of truth, | do not remember very
distinctly | do, however, remember
very distinctly bringing him saucerfuls
of milk, which afterward became. empty.
This consumption, may, however, have
taken place vicariously. after the man
ner OF the disappearance OF offerings as
related in BE! and the Dragon, for en-
ample by substituting pussy for priest.
Passing to matuerer years, l once
came across 4 fearful wildfowl' be-
longing to the batrachian tribe on the
bare waterle>S weld OF MaShonaland. or
rather Makalakaland, between the then
so-called forts OF Tuii and Victoria. He
was as large as maIy OF OUR toads put
together, had head like bull dog. only
ugler Off bull dogs are ugly), and large
pimples on his back. and he moved him
self by means of clumsy but fair-Sized
hops, instead of Shuftling or waddlng,
"a his little English relative usually does,
unless much frightened or excited. |
nearly walked over him, and he at once
inade for lie open-mouthed. | held out
4 stick. which he laid hold OF and held
on to as though he were terrier. a
young bull dog had with Inc then tand
now still treasure in his old age). either
not recognizing the likeness or being
inSulted by the groSsneSS OF the parody,
nlaQc STdD dl IilIl. ana "d> Will d'i'O
Guilty hauled and called off, and was
afterward fully occupied for some min
utes in choaking. making faces and scat
tering irothy saliva and thereafter look
ed aSkance at toads generally. Some
Colonial wagon owners. with whom
was a passenger. called this creature
(phonctically) pod OF "podder.
How the word is Spelt never found out.
but heard elsewhere that it is really
the Cape Dutch for some kind OF frog;
though what Cape frogs are like | know
not. never having lived in the colony il
self. My friend Cor enemy | should
be inclined to dub bull toad, If he
iias not a name already. Perhaps some
naturalis. can enlghten ME. The Beers,
by The way. call 4 tortoise. Of all things.
a shell frog i'll the same cheerfully
indiscriminate and topsy-turvy way
that they cali a cheetah leopard,
leopard tiger, hyena wolf, bust
ard a peacock, sand grouse (Nama-
qua) partridge, an ant-eater all EARTH
pig, a giraffe a camel. and locust
iump-cock or spring chickcn.-Lctfer ~
PcH Nail GG=rftc.
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CHAPTER II.


Winifred and I were met at the
wharf in Honolulu by Uncle Thomas
Warringford, whose gray head bobbed
and whose kindly eyes became suf-
fused with tears when he greeted Us.
I think it was Winnie's mourning
dress that touched him most, reviying
in his mind memories of my departed
father. He wrung my hand and called
me "My boy" Then he smothered
Winnie with kisses and folded her in
his arms and patted her cheeks until
she wept softly in sympathy.
But we spent little time on the dock.
Uncle Tom gave some orders to his
man, who accompanied him, and our
luggage was carried out to wagon,
which started off before we were fairly
over our greetings. Then he led US
to carriage, low, comfortable rock.
away, and, taking the reins himself,
droTs away. I sat with Uncle Tom on
the front seat, and Winnie sat in state
behind. Uncle Toms horses were not
of the fiery, prancing kind. They
were more like himself, substantial,
well-fed and capable cf doing tre'
uendous amount of work.
Around the dock the place did not
look ualike other Southern ports.
There was the same dirt, the same
number of odors and the same crowd
of idlers lying about on the walls or
piles of freight. There were Chinese.
Portuguese and sprinkling OF Mexi-
cans. Among them there was also
number of good-natured-lookinS peo-
pie of o dull copper color, who were,
as Uncle Tom informed US, types OF
the natives of the Islands.
When We had passed the blocks OF
low buildings of the business quarter,
We turned into broad, level street
lined by houses both modern and COM
Portable in their aspect.
"This is King street, children" sail
Uncle Thomas. ''It is not the finest
street in Honolulu, but it is in some
respects the most important. The
palace is on this street"
Or course, Winnie and I were alive
with interest and were noting every
thing and everybody that We passed.
One fact that surprised me was the
domestic and homelike appearance OF
the place. Ny idea OF the Hawaiian
Islands, taken from books written by
people who knew very little about their
subject, was a confused mass of mis-
sionaries, heather, lazy and dirty ma
tives, overpowering heat and several
other things iumbled together, oil
more or less undesirable. What I act
uallv found was business town, upon
the streets of which walked Americans
and Englishmen as well dressed As my
self and seemingly energetic aad pros
porous. Stores OF all kinds, OF invit-
ing cleanliness; dry goods, groceries
anI staple manufactures telaptlnS'v
exhibited in windows and showcases;
carriages OF the rich equal il appoint
neuts to any in New Yo:i:.
Aswe rolled a!onS, We passed other
vehicles, to the occupants OF which
Cuc!e Thomas bowed or spoke pleas
oa:ly. And l noticed with a sense o.
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JoLLEoY sE4CAMP,
PIoPRIEroR NUU-;U IoUsE,
Honolulu.
Mr.. Seacamp rushed away to attend

Mr.. Seacamp rushed away to attend
TO Gordon's luggage.
"No wonder he was loud in prais-
ing his own hotcl," said Winnie, with
q laugh. "I hope you will find it as
fine as it is pictured, Mr.. Gordon.
"I hope SO, too" said Gordon ;
"but there is a lurking doubt in nv
mind, Still, l can DO no less than
try it."
sect ready to 60 ashore" came the
order, and we went to Our state
rooms to get Our traps in shape fol
landing.
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Dress Fastenings.

Buttons are being used much mc-e
Than the invisible hock-and-eye thai
vas always striving to creep into no.
;ice-of the past few years. No one e'-
recial kind Of button is in vogue. They
are used with due reference to the
material OF the dress. With figured
silk. brocade or velvet a small fancy
button Of enamel, metal or jeweied is
good. With plain silk or satin a small
crochet button is preferred. SmootE
cloths have tailor buttons Of the same
material. and cheviot. tweed, home
spun. etc. are fastened with horn, bone
or smoked pearl buttons.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-09-12
Brief Mention.

Whatever it is ones duty TO Go il IS
ones duty 30 remember.
He who does the best he knows
always has a duty in sight.
When the soul is on fire its Grosa
will quickly Ee consumed.
We shall not stop lying in orr
prayers till we stop cheating in cur
services.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-26

thus stored is the life-giving. business
making, industries-foste quantity that
is needed before prosperity is possible.
One would suppose at first glance that II
would not he necessary for bank 10
advertise. Its uses are SO obvious, its
accommodations of every sort so neces-
sai.y to the business man, that one would
think eve,,y person having cash money to
put away would naturally employ
bank for that purpose.
But things are not always as they
should be. Because people are fool
hardy to place their savings in a dozen
places where burglars make business
Of looking for it, il does not follow that
better judgement prevails as soon as the
loss Of money thus hidden is chronicled
| On the contrary. it thakes much effort
| to cure others of that kind of their folly
and this can best be accomplished b,
systematic advertising Some bank
have come to this conclusion. Most o.
them. though, have yet TO learn the ,as
son. We quoted, not long ago, the en-
terprse of Il Media bank AMI showed b!
figures that whatever it hal cost tina
institution. had brought a golden harvest
We print today a second proof Of IN
sort, and if orr banking people will pc
ruse it. they may change their ialnds
they have previously thought that advei
tising would not greatly benefit II bani