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METALS.

TTN-Firm. $50 5Od31 90; lead, sac.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRON-65 and 8
per cent discount.
BLACK SHEET IRoN-No. q. So. rs per
100 pounds
ROOFING TIN--Nachine made. $40. 50a
II 90 per box; old style S165Oals.JO per
box.
soLDER-Half and half 10ka2oc per
pound.
CORRUGATED IRoN-Galyanized, $3.50
per square,
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GRAIN AND HAY.

Quotations for carload lots delivered on
tracks Houston or other points taking
same rate Dealers charge from store "a
lOc per 100 pounds more on bran. 2d8c per
bushel on oats and corn, 1Od15c per 100
ON hay.
BRAN-Per 100 lbs, o6d9s.
CORN CHOPS--Pure Sl10d115
OATS--Texas, choice bright 56c; No
mixed, 3Ql3c
CoRN-No. mixed, sacked, CSC; No.
white. sacked, 65C
HAY--Cholce alfalfa, S1550a16.Oo; choice
timothy, S15. 75dl6 South Texas prairie
S5.0O@600: North Texas and Territory hay.
S10.0o@1200.
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial TO The Post.)
New Orleans November 2o.-The New or.
leaus live stock exchange reports: Full
pecially calves, the market being glutted
with them and prices lower. Hogs In fun
supply and dull. Sheep not wanted,
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]. n. WIaner q cole Lettet.

j. NJ Wianer d. COG Letter.
Houston, Texas, November % Liverpool
wac rather steady this morning, closing "
point up from yesterday, when It was nc
tually duo about points down. However,
our home markets did not see ft TO take
advantage Of the good feeling shown New
York opening the same to points down;
New Orleans under a heavy pressure or
longs realizing opened some 4 10 o points
on Some steadinoss was shown from the
opening March running up to s.24 and
january 70 S15. lust after the close or
New York, New Orleans eased on again
under some additional long interest clos
Ing out over Sundny New Orleans closed
to down from Friday
Trading Is heing confined almost entirely
20 hedges Everyone is more or less on
tho fence aa TO what the bureau may be-
ON next Wednesday, ana extreme caution
seems 10 influence the heavy traders on the
market.
Weather predictions for tonight and 90.
morrow forecast general freezing weather
IN the northern part Of Texas aud The
Territories with severe frosts In the mid
die ana lower sections The general tenor
OF opinion IN North Texas now, we under
stand, is turning more bullish the last few
days. and, while some faith Is still placed
In part OF the top crop opening the ma
tprlty believe II Is practically done with.
We advise conservatism until the Issuance
Of the bureau, December 3.
J. n. wisner & Co.
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PAINTs. oILs AND GLAss.

White lead. per cwt strictly pure. Sc 25;
second grade, $500; third grade, $500,
$3.50; barrel lots, 6Oc per gallon. Min.
erul paints, 60c per gallon, Dry fixed
paints, per cwt In barrels, soc Venetian
reds per cwt., S150; yellow ochre, per
cwt., 500. Llnseed oil, best, boiled, {aG
soc. Ready mixed house paints stOO
Window glass, IS per cent of January II
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On ooods.

New York November %. There has been
a quiet general market In dry goods todny
In both staple aud fancy cotton goods. An
occasional line OF staple prints advanced
nc No ether price changes Print cloths
quiet and unchanged. Cotton yarns in med
crate demand. but general tone steady.
Worsted yarns Arm; woolen yarns steady;
linen and jute yarns hrm.
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chnuRo IN tho prices until the bureau re-
Tcu Of the 30 proximo shall have trans
PRED. After that time. should weather
improve. we look FOR M increased move
mcnt and n slow decline.
H. Il. Norris Co
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WIRE NAILS-S2.75 base per key.
BARBED WIRE Galvanized, Glidden,
1915 per 100 lbs: galvanized Baker. $500
per 100 lbs.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

,.rlson Of these quotations shows
col 3p,sntsses in favor of Houston as a
tlnI sgs% msrIet. When the buyer consid-
solssaiss .assts to be derived from Hous'
b tas lam 9sA rates he viii lind that even
'li neis cnotable fgnres ut other markets
PEE N.Y., wy S NE price finally paid Is gener-
n io.s .,sr The prices are those ruling
~ ~. ssHps Houston wholesale merchants, aud
y, 1feeyisgd daily.
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CoCoANUTs-Per sack, 81 90; less guam.
titles, S4.25.
CRAN6ERRIES-Pe crate, 50. 75d3 90;
barrels, 81. 2jd7 so.
LEMONS Messlnas, 81. 50d4 90.
LlMES-McXicau. per basket, 81. 1O01 %.
ORANGES-Florida. per box, So. 5Od3. 49,
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Following are the ruling prices:
Crowley.

The receipts for the day amounted to
oOaS sacks. bringing the total to date TO
iii .764 sacks. Sales OF clean 1885 pockets.
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Reported fol The Houston Post by the
A. p. Norman Live stock company.
BeeVes- 49, -
Good TO choice. .,.........,...$ SO O0d3 =
Common TO fair. 2 5Oa2 70
Cows 49, -,
Good TO choice, ............... JOa3 -
Common 10 fair........'...'.. OOdZ -
Yearlipgs- , 80
Good 20 choice. 2 lJ9o ~
Common to feir............... 25a2 %
Calves - 20
Good TO choice ,.............. 2J03 ~
Common 10 fair..........,.... ? JOG3 20
Market clearing up; outlook for all classes
Of fat cattle and calves good for coming
week.
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year and decreasing weekly. II seems 70
MS that the present outlook Is IN favor OF
cotton, and, while sentiment at the ma.
mont tx rather against the price, We VIII
see better values as soon MS the receipts
from day TO dag indicate a crop Of 1880.
O00 or less II cotton Us worth So when the
world believes IN ji,O0o,O0O "a 11,BDWn.
H. should be worth 90 NJ least when they
come 90 believe IN io,50O0o 10 lO,75oWo.
probable
Liverpool IS due 10 DO . points lower on
Monday, Carglll Richardson,
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CLEARED.
SIS Malin Head tBr.l for Belfast.
SIS Denver (AmD, for New York
SIS Lord Londonderry (BrJ, for Manches
ter
SIS El Dorado (Aml. for New York.
IS Bray Head (Br,l. for Dublin.
SAILED
SIS Mlneola (Br), for Havre.
So Anstico tAnL) for Campeche Banks
SIS Manteo AMI for Brownsville.
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The following are the quotations for the
Houston live stock market as furnished by
the A. c. BEN Live Stock Commission CON-
pauys
BeeyeR-- 80 -
Medium ..s..-.s'.s.''ss', 0O4@ 20
Cows 49,. =,
choice .,..,.',..''','','', a99Ms 90
Medium ,.,,'.',ss''''s'.'' @olo- "
Yeariiugs--
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Vice and Disease Cause More Suffering
and UnhappinesS and Wreck More Men
Than All Other Diseases Combined.

Extreme Mnonss rtb5 Weak Back Loss Memory er Society Drre. Spirits
cure
a Bood Poison,
personal
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k,,slt M Davis, barrel sa oo7a o..
~ jonathan, s8.50Sis az ~ o'-''
sid -'0As' sl.25al5o; pseke !,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF GALVESTON. November =.
ARRIVED.
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Cabbage is scarce, tho stock being pretty
viii cleaned mp early in the week.
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Partida bautismaI de vico

Al coutfnuaci0r tiranacriblnoa como doeu~
mento de inter@s. la paTtida bautismal del c6-
lshra actor espaholi Ion Antonio Yico, falieci-
do recientemenEe eu In isia aa Cnoa dice ASH
atLibro SO de bAatisrncs, foiio 10s.
Jrn viarnes cnce de Dicfembre de mil ocho.
cteuea caarenta yu,don Ramon Raudon, Pbro
con ftesucia de doE Juan Gomez Osuna, eura
intarino de la igaeaIS parRoquial 4 . San Miguel
de est& ciudad Gle Jsrea oa 10 FfontsFa, pro-
' ncia de Cadir ArzelhIspado de SsvilIa, banti-
re erI ella A ntcnio Diego. Manuel, Francisco
j svier, que naci6 al iges de- este mes lsa doa
media de ID tafda, hit0 de don AufoDfo Vice,
smnIeAdo. natural da Cadlz de do1a Raj 4ela
Plnt,s, natural De ssan Fernando, casados en-
San Loren1o de- -CA5fa, aiendo aus Abusios pa
ternna don Antonio Vlco dofia Josefa L6pes,
nAturaIea de SIM E'egEandn ios maternos
don Diego Pinto dei1a Maria de Ii Meta, ns-
aursiAs eli prfmern lie Uadis Ia sezunda de
San Fernando fnA ssl phdFino don Manuel PG-
haro. yfudo, natnrhI de 6sta, al qua le adveFM
al psrsDtezco obl,gaaionea. sleado sestigoa
don 81 snito don Jios6 JimerAns ministros DIS
ssts igleaia bantlzildoH en- ella y 10 aFmamos.
.T1un Comes Gsuna.,-T Tsa,n6n Rarld0n.s
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LA CASA DEL POETA EN- PARIS
UN SANTUARIO PARA LOS FERVENTEs DEL ARTE

| ocupG ss refs mucho de Ia leyenda que ID
| repreGentabs como dosai del emperador de Ia
poesfa.
Paul Msurioe ga connuevs evocando bodc
squello, poblsndo de fantssmag el salon de-
slerto en- dnnde tsntoa poetss ilustres ae unie-
ron, en- donde D1mas rei2, 6onde Mery
sembrab8 pagadoiss, EN- donde un grupo da sac
nritas, una noche, c&nt6 Esrnerald" n tliica de
Bsrtin-up ccrd en- ell cual haiiahasa una alta,
rubia sonrisnts adrniradoFa, una i6vsn es-
panoia, Is se6orlta de Montijo, mas tagde en-
peratriz EUgenfs.
Meurlce devoverk 10 vida este interior
trayendo las obras que ha eneom endado loa
mas ilustres arslstas ds esta 6p0ca para Illus.
trar In vida del lnsestr'o sdemas los mersvi'
Ilosos dibujos del mismo Hugo, las acuarslas
que forman ei Tnas aqombroso confunto que
pueds imaglnara@ vislones de poetss rsaIiza-
dadAs por gran 3D. pGisajas fms gina
rios, aldeas derruidss, pa godas fndtc2ss buques
huyendo on ID torn enta. cislos negros, msrea
furiosns. apsrictonsss guomos, espAdachfnes,
GuIstromb&s con Ell traje desecho, cosas ze-
res fantastieos, universe de Callot , de
qoya con hnuras tones de Coret.
En- e mueso de mAnana vsremos iunto .
ssas obFas, Las ediciones preciosas del poeta.
En- ell tareer piso NJ Cain, siguiendo Las
indieaciones de MsurIce de Jorie Hugo, re :
construiP& Ia c6m&ra nsoFtuorta dst maestro
an Ia azenida d'Eylau, la c6mRra tai como la
VimcR, con ell genio tendido entire dores, tai CO.
mo fo6, con 81 buato de Ii Rsr rhoica de David
d ADgers sobre la chimsnea, COZ el lecho de
columnas retorcldas. con ell pnpikra an el
cuaI de pie duranta tantos aFos, el autor de 10
&LsysndR de los sgl0RS eserIoio sus noyelAs,
sus poemaa.
Bajo cris.ales fuertes Sc pondran manus.
eritos del poeta, cny8 IstTa era enorme = api-
daris.
Rncerradas en- fanaIea 50 vsr6u slgunas de
sus plumaI tai como 81 las nsnch6 de tintA,
Luego, 81 lado de 10 camara. Is sals de los
ret .atos de famtlia, desde ei abue!o del poets
hasta gu hija A1ela que 'asistr6 al centensrio
copsinuAndo, aFtista del idsa, un ensusfio IN
terninado de inhnito, de bondAd, de pisdad,
de mas ala.
Entire las Tefduias vaFamos Ia Mesa en- Ia
cual SO escribieron CLOS miserabIeaS.
En una saIa entsra, Ia collection tan Gu
ROSA formada per Paul Bsuvs con ios bustos,
rstrasos, pipas, medallsu, ETC., tanto de los
tuneralsa como de los anlvsrsarios del genie.
iCa6 lSstima que ls inauguration del mu-
SEQ no puedG concidir con al centenarioi La
multitud irfs sn peregFinaci6n Ia casS del
iluaGFs, buscarfa lss hueliaa del p8so del gs-
Mo. var14 el gablnats de traba1o. sc ssomsriA
al balloon de hiePro en- el eusl tugabsn los CHI
eos que ya no sxiatea...t
Jules CIarete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

Yo he quePidO v.sit&v, antes de Ia instala-
e6n del Mussoi Ia Sntlgua cAsR a donde sl
PoFveniF ir& como psFegrNno que Franci&
snRehsr4 con oTgullo como A'emsuis mues-
sra, en- FFsncfnFt, la casa de Goethe. InglG-
terra, en- StPS Fl Ird, la de Shak sspsare, e.
organlzadoF, Psul Meurice, ha ouerldo guiar-
pos por 10 que aueda del hogar del maestro
hoy ocupado por una eacusls municipal.) Es
IN casa pdmePo 5 de Ia Place RoyaIe, ALI de
1888 1S49, yiVi6 Hugo. antss de trasportar
aus re2les = la rae de Ia Tour d'AnveTg1e, de
ionds sslo pars, ell destierro. AtIf vino TODD
10 nss granada del slgo para sAludar 81 mas
grande poetG de cate tiempo.
La casa, Segdn dicen, no his cambiado ST.
no una DArts; Ia que era el gAblnete de
srAbsjo de Victor Hugo Sc hA convertible en-
sGcslera.
Paul Meuriee nos describe ell hogar tal
cuRl era hace mas de medic aigln.
Ina tAplcera del sigIo XIV adornaba ell
pLGfOnd-un@ tapicera cuyo Rsun&o era an
passie del Ren1cal de 10 Rose. H4tfa sido com
prada en- unos cusDtos centenares de frances.
Hoy vsldria mug biep Glen mil.
La hsbtaci5n que sigua era la aala eu Ia
enal Sc reunian 81 domingo despueI de L. 60.
mda.
l0h! aquellaS eomidas del tiempo de las
Hojqs ds Ot0Hol Fran agapss improvisadss
muy sencillss, de ma hospitalidad amplfaima
pero bnrgueEa: una HOp& de familia, IL ola,
un peda2o de arne, verdura, queso. Era la
comlds de Chfis8le Cusndo aIgun amigo
lnespersdo legaba q Ultima hora, Aumenta-
Fecina.
-IAqui est& Lamartinel Ii de prisa
buscar una chulsta ma=.
10 juvent1d. eI g6nio, To- hslleza, Ia poe.
sia, DresidiRn ell alegre festfn.
Una lAmpArs de acelts Alumbraba enton-
ess In mesa. En- Ia antessla aPdian candel&s
de sebo. Las bniiss no habfan stdo aun In.
gentsdas. 5OS imsginRis . Hugo con sus
EjsFillas Ga hoe eortAndo las mechas carlo.
hiasdaa7
I'm al salon de rscibo, empero, unos ne
gros de maders dorado alzAban grsndes ansor-
chAs que Sc eaeisban en los espeios antiques
Este salon era mny bello, tapizado Ia roio,
con muebeB de lacs, conaolas Luis XVI, me-
h8s de Ia China del Jap6n, iarrones, obietos
sscojidos por el poet& mismo en- las siendas de
sDtieuarios, en- la rue Lsppe en- casa de
HqusllA madame Gauehez de Ia rneR de Lions.
igaint Paul, en donde 90 enoontraban por pocos
aseudos tspicerias que vAIdFiAn hoy una Tor
luna.
fuiciAdoy es sl VERDE. Hugo fa6lo tam.
bl6n en- Ia decoration interior.
Paul Meurice conseFva shn 81 estandarte
foj0 tornado en- 10 conoulssa de Arge'ia que
Gubrfs, en- al salon. el tsmoao bro-0 en- el cuni,
III decir do Ios cSsicOs, Victor Hugo somabs
acttudes de rsy. LS vsrdsd es que squsllo no
hFa sino m adcTno. JAmRa Victor hugo 10
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Despedida del Sr. 0bispo

Sarfan las q de la tarde del microbes
cuando sali6 al virtuoso Preado de 81 palaeio,
segufdo de un s6quit0 prominente de catOlicos
IGntre los Sc flores que vi salir del palacio
aconlpaf1andole Iban Hrnandsz Lopez, Acun3s
SaldaAa. Soier, F4ic6n, Hernandez, PAdrea
Paulss, B anco, Acoata, QGinonea. (don joss
Saverc) Larrinaga mas de 800 eaballeEoH
mas.
LA comitivs "a dIriii6 Ia espila de SAM
Is Ana, donde sef sant6 un tedsan y el ssfior
Ooispo dirigi6 la paahra . sus fsles ovantas.
IAas campanAs de- todoa los temples fneron
echAdas nj vueIo On dsaps6ids de ID prfmera
suHoridad de ID iglesia de esta isis.
Al llegar lr3s mnelies frents 81 vapor
SAfk adis1 que ha ie condueirle hsbiA an gem
ito immense de tOdas las eiasea socisles.
Todas las haruaandades tenian af sRs re-
presantacionas y habia TN creeids ndmero da
vecinOs de Ios prleblos limftrofss.
Las senoritss de SantuFce San Juan for
maban grupo immense.
AL subiF bordo ell Hon. MonseI1sr ank
echo Ia bsndicI6a a todos los sl1 prssentss.
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Harina j" Puertorriquena"

Tan imporsantss y numePoaos son los pc !
didos dc lA aerenitadA haFina maFcA ePueFt0.
rfqneTlAsS que recibau de t0dos l0T puntos de
la LEILA los seiI0reS Bsla7qnfias, de- San Juan
que apenas pueden atender la demands de
dtcho aFtlcuios que so FsEomtend& por xus ex 4
celentsa condi.i0nss.
En esta ciudsd as eRRuds el consauao que
ge hace de In r. 1sKida haFina, do la cual colo
c6 muchas eantidades hace POGO oil rspressn j
tAntsn de los sefi lres B tIazqufdss, nusskro buan
amigo don Rafael AudlnO. quien tuvlmoa ell
guat0 do aaindaT en- eatos elAa,
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Jules Claretie.
Los obreros en- Rumania

Comuhican de BuchSEast que Ia sgltaci6n
obPera ado nisFa preparedness en- RumaBfa.
Grupca com pueseos ca cansenares de tFa
ba jadoreE fntantau invGfir Is Cknsra rumsna
para pedir que 10 reformsran las leyes refs-
rentss l1s clases proistsriSs'
La poIicfs trat6 de impedirlo, trsb&ndoaa
una iucha paics padFadasl de regultas d ds Ia
cual hubo bastantss haridos.
Pnr a q sc rastahlecf0 e orden, aiendO pre-
sos 1870 de los principalss alborotaaores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

Acsbo de entaParme nor an com Dnieado
tus olrige ell Lido. don Ieodoro EoHcoso al
sAguils de Puerto Rice9, que 90 T9tlTa del
p&rtido federal donde milttaba, para eDgroaar
las 9 as del partido fa7ltosnlG one recommends
al se noF M&tisnlso, porqne 90 pnramente pEaf-
torrfqueno; Spodria deciFncs o. Senor Moaeoso
tue fieron son sus coFPeiigionarioR de antes?
Nosotros no podemcs tsner patrfA hoy,
poraus 10 vamou perdiendo POGO & POGO: pero
somos puertorrfan ne Dc: y 80 bneno que dieho
ieAor nos recoUoEca como fAIes, porque no he.
mos venido del tJor 20.
No me isgR uated Feir, que tengo sl lanio
kAitfo.
7 cOlf'
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Ia Semana Santa
en- PatilIas

Con gran golegnndad SO ha celebrado ID
Semana Santa en ?atiliAs.
Una concurrenc1a como poeas vecas SO
habfa viato !; lss proceRiones muy lueidz con
mucl1o 0rden llam6 ID atghcl6n uDo de los a..
tandartes al de lss hiss de N sri pdr ell gus
70 con que fu6 bordadc, trabaio deiicaGfsimo
hecho por Ia senora Pic6n de Corraa.
III padre Garcia gus ssrmonss zs mos
tr6 uiuy eiocuente; ii altura de 81 inteii-
gSncis.
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Nueva direction del
senor Munoz Rivera

1llamamos ia atanci6n de puessros lectoA
res hacla sl anunco que va & continuaci6n,
refereute 81 traalado de las Ofcinas de The
Puerto Rico HerCILd, que SO verihcark Ell lnnes
pr6ximo, para qua arloten esa nueva direction
las psrson@s que tapgan quo eacribir al se1os
MunDz Rivera
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Absoluci6n

Anter Ia gl5 ca In Oorte de Dlstrito de Gan
Juan. Ell juicio &c is cauaA segaidr contra don
joss Marfa Gonzales Sanchez. de TruiflIo. also,
por ma}vsrsAei6n de eApdslss.
Ri tribunal Ablolvi6 nj acusado nor en-
sender qUa NO 81 responsable del deito que He
ls pHta.
La de fensa estlVo cargo de nuastro dis
tipguido amigo corFeIisionRrio, lcenciado
aon Hsrminio DfA8 Navarro.
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Matrimonio en- AguadiIIa

Han contraido matrimonio civil en Aqua
diIa ell juFisconaulto amigo nuastro don Fran
cisco Pelegrf Roger, de Mayagn I'D ~, con la bella
sed1rita Elisa OrsIni hiia da IL aef 1rA esposA
de don Fernando Aaosts, enEusiasta fsderal.
Uno de los pRdrincs 10 fua ell diskinguido o
eoFTeligonario llcenciado don Simeon Rovira,
aegnndo jsfe del bsnemsrito cuerpo do bou-
berna.
Dase&moa los ctnyugues pna sterna fe-
licidad.
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Ell sefor Quintana Mateu

Ii fsllecido en San JHan don Ednardo
QuintanA Mater, vice-c6nsui del PeTH ' conla-
dor del aB4ncu Territorial Agrfcola de
Puerto Rico.S
Era an prose- emplsado y amigo qas
GistinguiSmos.
Por ESQ deploFaMos mneFte tenamos
trases de dolor para todos aus deudos.
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" The Puerto Rico Herald. "
nuevas oficinas en- New York

Wscesitsndo eite peFi6dico mayor Ampli-
tud para Ia imprenta = al despacho del correo,
traaadaF6 dosde al lrnaa pr6ximo sus Odcinas,
que ocuparS>l en- aisl4n1e eli taFcar pfso do IN
edfAeto muy pr6kirno 81 Freebytert0Ya Budding.
Nusstros amigos disbsn dirijir tods - CORES
pondaneiE en- IG 1ig1lente forma:
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LUIS MUGOZ RIVERA
TAG, Fifth) Ave. Nueva York, N, Y.

En 81 pr0xfnao a1im nero 10 auunciar& The
Puerto F7Sco Herald Auticipamos ssta natas
In ds que una direcc6n equivocada no eau
Sc rstardo nueatras cartas.s 10-e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

En uno de Ion intermedios del eaplsndiao
b&iie ceiebrado al domingo d. psscuaa eu liz
9Coicnia Espa noAD d q eet8 ciudad, sorse6 un
rra.iosa costursrO, obsequio de Ia DIRECTIVE 10
iss sneantadoras Haiiorisaa que antmaban aque-
ttos saIones tocSndela an anerte la simpatica
smiga sefiorita MRnUelh Ortiz sobrina de nuea.
tro Eamhi6n amg, elprecisdo don Miguel Mo-
rales Santiago.
Felicisamoa 3 la egraciada por n adQuisl-
ct6n del vAlioso ohseqnio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

II Herminio Diaz Navarro. abogado vi
5 y notario, con bufete en- San Juan,
7ortalexa 33.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

AzeEcauo ? Ga Comerciantes importa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

"a ran Deposito de cGlgado de Arturo e.
80 Dfaz = Ca Artfculos para cabslleros.
d adias, corbatas, paraguas. Artlculos de
viaie. Areoibo, Plaza Principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

- anuel Silva, comerciante. Provisio-
VII nes y frute's del pals. Pavfa 10 Are
cibo, p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-04

dores exportadores de rusrcarLefas.
Plazs PrfL e'ipal, Areoibo. P. r.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-03-15
Was tie on the Farm.

From the Farmers Review: One of
the principal wastes on the farm is
the neglect of farm implements. None
of our farmers look close after their
machinery, which has cost them so
much money. Another great waste is
the care of live stock in winter, both
as to shelter and feed. Frequently
farmers will feed twenty-five, thirty,
or more head of stock out in an open
lot. They haul out the fodder and
scatter it over an open lot for the cat
tie to pick up as best they can. They
do the same with hay. Another great
waste is neglect to save the droppings
from the cattle and get them back on
the land. ALI of these wastes could
be avoided If the farmer would give
them the consideration to which they
are entitled. Altogether, probably 80
per cent OF the waste on the farm is
due to neglect and carelessness.-Mark
Whitaker. Johnson County, Illinois.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-03-15
Male and Female Immiprapts.

The annual report of the Commits
sioner of immigration at New York
shows that the number of aliens arriv-
ing there during the year ending June
80, 1901, was 453.496. OF the 3sS, 931
steerage aliens who arrived during the
year the following totals are given for
some of the principal countries; South
ern Italian. s6.929 males. 1896 fe-
males; Polish, 25.466 males, 1910 fe-
males; Slovak, $1,000 males. 1922 fe-
males; Northern Italian, 16, 1902 males,
4,15S females; Scandinavian, 14,20O
males, 1881 females.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-03-15
Not Easily Excite 81.

Out in Prairie du Chen, Wis. lives
an old German, now past 80, who has
for years been in the hotel business.
The old gentleman is very fond of card
playing, and pitch" is his favorite
game.
One day a couple of years ago a par
ty was sitting about table playing
and just as the cards had been dealt
and sorted and it was up to the old
gentleman to bid for the trump, a boy
rushed into the office and in great eX-
element said the barn was on fire.
Without showing the least perturba-
ton the old gentleman turned to him
and the following conversation took
place:
Did you get out the horse?"
Eyes"
Did you the buggy get out?"
YES"
Well turning to the players, "I
bid three"
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-03-15

every man, woman and child in the
United States raises chickens." Long
live the honI
1t Is wisest to pay little. II any. at
tention to such sweeping declarations
as to stimulating egg production. Good,
wholesome feed in variety, fed with
care and a knowledge Of the hens re-
Quirements will result In greater salts
faction and profit than any such slim
ulating food, even were there such.
Read and rely on the reliable poultry
journals and poultry articles in farm
papers. Be sure If any such a bonanza
is discovered the poultry workers will
soon find 1t out-Emma G.. Clear
waters.