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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-08
'SIyIESTRO In Los ESTlD0S UAIDoS
choque de trenes

On tren de passjeros de ia llamada
Sunset Limited, que iba hacia el norte,
y otro tren de pasajeros one llevaba
rumbo al sur, ambos por la Inca del
Southern Pacific, chocaron en- un lukar
llamad0 Upland, California. Las Dos
locomotoras Sc descarrilsron y muchos
ysgones qusdaron en- .nuy NAL esta6o.
Perecieron en- el accidente un fogone-o,
nm empleado del expreso y quedaron
1ienos Iastimados como 63 pas
Ssjeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-08
lOSDRAMAS DBL MAR

10 vzpor Dc rio .Kanawha Bel.r,
qus n2se<sba entire On.r esf6n ,
Muntxom<ry, West Virginia. solvia Dc
Mauzsomery = cnu6 en h excIusz ID
|mers 3 a. Pant Greek 81 jussrs "a h
sra>na pasad2 p9 Ia nocneA De ~
penzs - cafs6 On das. y cada m'sAd
us6 pr "a I4dn H<bi4 Rr4n cfsci6a
J & ozro sapor qas pasans cefcL y cos-
- x<an tfabs)o fesca<sr Z ssflos d
~ sk1irsxes. q los es.'ss psseo'sson
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-08
Jose ReGUERO FEllU.
MEDIOO CIRUJANO.
Oonsultas: de 10 & IL de 1A4
800 Fortalssa, 10.
TRIBUNALES

Madans Sc vera en- 81 Tribunal Supreme
el recurso de cssaci6n por infrscci6n dc lei
interpuesto por jose Castro Garcia y dor
Santiago R. Palmer, contra sentencia die
tada por el Tribunal del Distriso de Sar
Juan On causs ssquida & los mismos por IA!
9. dad oe documentos privados y malversa
c.6n do caudAles pdbl,cos.
-Por la Oorte de Dstrito de esta capita
estan sefisladas para maians las vistas de
las causas que Sc siguen, contra Fernan
do Maisonet, por el supuesto delito de ame-
nasas, contra jose Vega otros, por Greer
seles dentro del delit0 de rpsistencjas,
Jose Gonzales Laza, por el supuesso delitc
de lesIones.
Hoy terminar& ell juicio oral que cen.
ira Jose Maule6l y otros SO viene cele
brando en- la Oorts de Distrito.
Esta mafana las 8 y media ha tornado
possession del cargo de Jues municipal del
snsgado de Oatedral, don FranciEco Sabat
y Traviezo.
SE NEUESITA m piso principal, On
sitio c61trico.
En- ssta Rsdacci6n 90 reciben avisos.
Aver se ha embarcado para los Estadol
Unidoa don Arturo M6ndSz, cdmerciante d
esta plaza.
Aver fu6 detenido por ell guardia Ortiz,
Ell individuo jose del Carmen Rivera p0r no
tener domicilio y estar por las GALES des
horas de IL noche.
Han coEtraido matrimonio en- Mayagues,
la senorita Carolina Dominguez y don Mi.
guel Castro, jefe de 10 poIicfa de aquella
ciudad.
Ha renunciado el cargo de medico titulsl
de las Maifas, el DR.. don Marcos Marsano
La sociedad nl "Laso Rojon, de San Ger
man esper6 6 los Santos Reyes coE una
velada lfrics litersris, que result6 bastants
concurrida y fueron muy aplaudidas todai
las parties del programs.
"a. .0STnAS preparsdss al gusto 6 30 &c
ls dccsas en- el Colonial RestHs
SWast. ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-08
Compahia tabaoalsrs

s<s6n q HsrGli, b Unir<yssI 70
tmsss Csmpsng, soac6<a zmesseaDa,
hnsca q noao q s6gulnF = Hasass
c1mmsrciei, = n mbua u<Mpo 80
elssss c1n - I~r9jei 1steece Cen
rGn1 q In1|1lezzn. paFa I1e11< cn11f<
q crGs1 smGIcsno p1Fic1 i1<e1xpa1<1
~ 4 = ua1ono cou n 81 q Inrea
umf q o1<xGo q - n<11<1c1 -
c11naa = y honpsG|a Csiressi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-08
Escandalo en- Roma

En- Ia Camara de Diputados de Ro-
ma se Ia producido IN gran escandalo
con motive de Ia discussion de IN pro-
yecto para inhumar los Testos del de
fnnto signor Orispi en- Ia Cathedral de
Palermo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-08
.NOTICIAS DEL DlA.

Progrsma dc las piesas que tccarG Ia
Banda de Ia Policfa insular en- la plaza prin,
Cipsl esta noche:
Marcia "EIeven O'cIo:k Toast; Wins.
tein. q Overture aPoeta y Aldeanon; ;Suppee.
Grand Fantasia "Our Dixie; Langey.-
Dsnsa "Leios de tfp; Madera.--D1et Sd
Act opera ssAida"; Verdi Wing Dance
|"Who Got the Wishbone"; Meltein. .-Des.
criptive piece sThe Down Of Love-; Bendix.
March sThe Guard Mount German Pa.
trotD; Bilemberg ELLA Boripquen and
"The Star Spangled Banner.
jose Vega a) Chino, fu6 detenido aver
tarde por cre e6rsele autor de m robo de Gin.
cusnta y I'M centavos unos marineros anne.
ricanos.
El cafe 90 esta vendiendo precios bene-
ficiosos en- Mayagiies, y ID cosecha de este
afio es exeslente. La ssdcar tambi6u dicen
de aquella ciudad que tiene nm busn precio.
Las chinas Sc est&n vendiendo en- Maya.
gues 6 % y 6 25 el millar, mas del dobIe
dol pracio del Altimo afio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-08
LAS NIUE RES
ELE GAN ES
"Five o'clock" modefnistas

Bourgst 10 ha dieho: "La vida d,
salon esiG suieta 81 eapricho de ls mu
jer y p0r ESQ tiene taDtos cncantos.n
Hn las grandes fiestas ccrtesanai
! preside Ia Constancia y el antcjo. , el
turn0 de h elegsncia espera siempre 4
ia mujer mas caprichosa Por ESQ Ia
|casquivaDa sociedad parisien es eI ar
bitter elegantiarum Sin embargo, loa
ingleses on 50 indeCible endiOssmiento
ltrabajan cor arrebatsr & F1ancia ell ce
tro del buen tOno. Y entire las alegres
damas del taaboMrg Saint Germaint J
(lss miss ideaies del West End, se ha
|entabIad0 una delici0sa batalla por Is
moda, cnyo imperio de vanidad y de
fama go dispuran con ard0r femenil.
Las elegantes parisinas tienen devo
ci0n por 10 sensual y por 10 psgano,
&c rodean de uns juventud artista, apa-
sionada y soiiadora.
~ cuidan el altar de los amores
con 0frendas de risas y de besos.. ."
Las damas inglesas, mas duefias de
sf , mas dadas { la meditation , al "a
sonamiento, pretenden explotar 81 Zen
canto de 10 misterioso," y sonrien; pero
sonrien delicada , graciosamente, como
las vestales, y besaD, pero besan con
susvidad, como las virgenes.
En el gran mundo parisien Ia frivo-
lidad es 10 primero; entire las aristocr4
Ticas damas de Londres 10 primero es
Ia idealidad.
Ah0ra este record de Ia elegancia
t0ma rumbos nuevos. = En- Paris se
han oelebrado festas de salon, y en-
elias, como pasatiempo y attractive,
algunas mujeres elegxntes han pronun-
ciado sendos spseck sobre IL .huelga ge
neral de miDeros.
Y las dsmas de Londres, por no
quedarse atras en- ESQ de 10 extrava
gancia, han ideado una curiosa innova-
ci6n en- l0s tes de por Ia tarde.
Como ahora hay en- Londres una
gran epidemic variolosa, las invitacio
mes para los afteynoonns teas "a kscen
con "a siguiente c0'etiils: .Ss VGounG-
r6 d los C0ncMrrentes
Y he aQui como p0r una rareza eel
ha realizad0 el ideal de Carlos Bovary
= apnel m6dico que no saba mas que
vacnnar y que no sofiaba en- otra oosa|
que en- las mujeres eleganres.
IZNAJAR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-08
de pOliCia

Tribunal dc policia
DIsTR1To DE CATHEDRAL
Tres juicios spIassdos.
Oarlota Dones, p0r pF0vocaci6n una
sefiora desobedieneia ID policfa, dos pc
sos cincuenta csntavos dc multa.
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
jose Vega, por hurto, 20 dias do trabs-
jos forsados.
Tomas Furell, por escandalo , embria.
guez, nm dollar Dc multa.
Dos juiclos aplssados.
En- Ia pr6xims ssmana se proesdsr6 al
arreglo de las GALES que 80 encuentran On
estados de amenaza pdbliea.
81 dia 10 del csrrisnts & las II de Ia ma.
mana recoierA Ia correspondence para los
Estados Unldos, ei vapor americana "Phi
ladelphis."
El guardia insular jose Nargaes, que
practicsba ID busca de nm indivfduo, tuvo
IL desgracia de que 50 le disparass % fusil
result6 hcrido en- nm pi6.
Ssbemos que "a 50 han encargado una
fabrica de los Estados Unidos, los bancos
que se han dc colocar en- Ia plaza de Colon
para sustituir & los desvsncijados y rotos
queen Ia actualidad existsn.
La Association de Damas Oat6licas
tiene en- proyecto regular vestidos &
los nihos pobres que no asisren 6 Las
escuelas pdblicas por csrecer en- abso.
Into de ropas con que cubrir sus
cuerpos.
iDios Sc 10 psgue!
Los juicios seguidos por los Jusgsdos Mu-
nicipales de esta capital, durante sl pasado
afio de 1901 han sido los Gguientss
San Francisco.-Osusas criminales, 1874.
-Juicios de fsltas, 12l.
Total general. .-215 causss criminalss-y
249 juicios de faltas.
A.0STRAS frescas J APIOS naturales,
acaban de reclbirse On el CoIOnjWI Res.
tGsgfasss. ID.
El vecino del barrio de Hato arriba do
Arecibo, Oipiisn V6lss, 30 encontr6 en- oil
ca nino con Bssilio Rodrigues, quien 10 pro.
como V4es no is bic;sr. % u1 c.ss ..p6 pS's. .n cr
chillo L. .gredi6. VIIss % deiendi6 como
p1ho borS.. una
fnS cnr.do an !. ssIa go ds .o.o,ros - " m 41'
= $50. -
a. o..x a~.n;..a. .. !, -
n.nS. ~ .as.a,. sS.s. o - La. - -,
ra;s 1as pV' LIVE ~o'
f,...;.x. - .... ~
n $500 :. clsJv.snuo, Gsy, - ssnohisa 1nn
= = ''noA' ue 0sn'ui00'
a,eIuDo, a pol D o. lnulviouo Juan oerIsno,
!. uon D.lnsauo { as'ua''' quo fecioo un iusr'
- ea'.o'"A''
Aroch. !. ;na;v;d,. Do. >M...; =.
v.ndo oJa1 'Io, ...naa. - x".,; Mo'. Ms nI
duclSndose una iiera Confusion en- Al piI
En- b,sv. arnou.,s & ,nhl;..r.o .n-....
can;t.l mn nuava nsr;6d;co t;,ni.5o ~n, IN III I'll.
Q A, llnxro arnmi m an pcoaen oauaYae
'"-'Ds mxnpXEe mxnnpXEe.tviyinc ifHHy If,So.c cn"n.."s
"n'".S Inc S"'n'""ns
n IA & los ni,os an Al = mario.
40 de Ia dentici6u. Les sblsnda la an.
efas. reauelve Ia iufamaci6p. aIivia tode
dolor. curs el c0lico yentoso Inocents
: efIcsz an todoa los casos Aoonae;amos
que no dejsn que IL prevention propia nj
ID de otros, evite el uso de ssta medicina
que proportions allvio SECURE, sbsoluta
menrs seruro nj a uss oportunsmsuta.
~
Por IA Junts Superior de Ssnidsd Nc a.
y :,S :.:s q d :: 'isS ss,. s :'.ss 4: ~: .. s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-08
DIsTRITO DE CATHEDRAL

IA z&rsxun q preyssts h sslsbrz<ita
- maus 5aexos tlrslss, iafsrcsnlin~nl&iss,
: he qss - sasssas 4 kdss Ne issssles a.
ia fzsa I4tIsa.
ilsazas pss,'sassnss ssnlla q ssss q
xzass<es >sfs<o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-08

estaremos nosotros sqqf todavfs, como
es k,amos antes dc que el 'Nswsp m
oisrs, para esorikir sobre sn tumba IN
epltsfio en lensua portuguese que tan
blcn cuzdra & aus inmoiestias y fan-
iarrias.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

In view OF the present effort to
regulate the oyster industry Of
Louisiana, the policy which has
just been adopted by the eastern
sea fisheries district committee of
England is of particular interest,
The oyster and muSsell lays off
the fOreshOre have hit hertO been
worked on large scale. The com
mittee has decided to make a num-
Der Of fiVe.Acre allOtmentS on the
Wash fOreshOre, to be let by auc-
ton to individual fishermen, i'll the
hope thatthe creation OF direct
personal interest for Il large mum
Der of working fishermen may help
to lift these particular fishing in
duStrieS from the somewhat de
pressed state into which they have
been getting of late years. If the
experiments succeed-and the fish
ermen themselves seen, to have
been arOused-the allotment pol.
ICY will be extended to meet the
demand, Some years ago our
British cousins heard the slogan of
''three acres and q cOw;" the hew
cry will be something like Give
acres aud an OvSter-bed. '-PIcayune
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03
NO39
what The Philippines Have
Cost Us.

In response to the Senate rcSo-
luton calling for information as to
the cost Of the Philippine war,
Secretary Root reports that the
total to date is $40, 900, 900. This
amount covers four years, incIud-
inc May and June of the fiscal
wear ended June 80. 1898, and ten
months of the current fiscal year,
which ends on the 3Oth of the
present month. The cost of tho
war for the year 1899 was over
$40, ,UO0,OU0; for 1900, nearly S5l,-
600, 900 for 1901, over SO, 900,
600, and for the ten months of thc
present fiscal year nearly S3G, ,OO0,-
600. Mr.. Root explains that tho
present scale Of expense is much
lower than Is indicated 10y his
statement covering the past four
wears. because the restoration of
what he calls peace has resulted III
IL alcduction Of the number of troops
in the islands. He directs attcn-
ton to the fact that there were
20, 600 troops in the Philippines III
1900. while the number there at
the present time is only -, 900,
and when the orders issued for the
return of troops are carried ont
this force will be reduced to $4,000.
He says:
1t should also he observed
that Il Iargc part of the expense
during the past year should not
properly be figured as OccaslOncd
by military operations in the Phil
ippinc islands. for the reason that
it consists of pay and maintenance
of troops whom we would have
had to pay and MAINTAIN, whether
they were IN the Philippines or not
IN order to keep up the minimum
of regular troops required by law
as Il safeguard aginst future con-
tingcncIcs. The minimum ut which
the regular army is required to be
maintained, bv the act of Fcbrm-
~ 3, 1901, is J9,6}1 men, and the
maximum is 1000. We now
have less than 10000 IN excess OF
the minimum number. The cost
Of that excess only is properly to
be treated as occasIoned by opera
tons IN the Philippines
That is true, but 1t should not
be lost sight of that the Philippine
policy of holding and conquerlng
the islands Is responsible for the
increase Of the army on Il pcrma-
nent footing from $4,000 to a min
imum of nearly 10000, and that
the country must bear the burden
not only of the great sums ex-
pended and to be spent on account
of the Philippines, but also the
permanent heavy charge for main
tanning the larger army, which, as
Secretary Root observes Will 90
on whether the army is in the
Philippines or at home. idle and
at peace. 1t Is fortunate, howcv-
er, that peace is beng restored,
and that the expense is growing
less. When it reaches the mini
mum 1t will be considerable, and
public expenditures are undouDt-
cdly about to reach great dlmen
sions. The irrigation scheme will
soon be in working order, the Is
thmIan canal has been authorized at
this session of Congress and Con
gress shows 10 disposition to econ
omisc IN any other directlon.-
States.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03
POISONING THE SYSTEM.

1t is through the bowels that the
body Is cleaned of impurities Con-
sIipation keeps these poisons in the
system, causing headache, dulneSs and
melancholla at first, then unsightly
eruptiOns and finally serious illness un-
less a remedy is applied. DeWitt's lat
tie Early Risers prevent this trouble by
stimulating the liver and promote easy,
healthy action of the bowels. These
little pills do not act violently but by
strengthening the bowels enable them
to perform their own work. Never grippe
or distress. JanIn & Suddath.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03
The Weary Willles have been

Inc weary WlllloS nave Deen
having a particularly rough time
of it of late in Portugal. Lisbon,
the capital city, has long been fa-
nous, or rather, notorious, for the
number of the beggarS and idIels
within its gates, but recently the
authorities seemed to waken to The
fact that these me'er-dO wells were
an incubus on society, and deter
mined to get rid of the lot at one
fell SwOOp. A general round up
up was made Jy the police, and a
whole shiplOad was sent off to the
African colonies. Public opinion
III Lisborn is said to have approx
ed of the measure, but if the same
operation had been carried out IN
this country there would have
been not few sentimental idiots
to raise a howl which would have
been heard from the Golden Gate
to Sandy Hook. There are one or
two things III which an effetc mon
archical government can give few
pointers; shipping IL whole cargo
OF Weary Willles to foreign parts
seems to be one of them. What
the African colonies will say to
this wholesale dumping Ofthe scum
of the submerged tenth on them
can only be imagined.-EX.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03
MOTHER ALWAYS KEEPS IT
HANDY,

my mother suffered long time
from distressing pains and general i'll
health due primarily 10 Indigestion, =
saws l.. W. Spalding, Verona, Mo.
1.-Two years ago got her to try kodol
She grew better at once and now, at the
age of sevenIy-siX, years anytblngishc
wants, remarking that she fears no bad
effects as she has her bottle 0f kodOl
handy" Don't waste time doctoring
symptoms. Go after the cause. tyOur
stomach Is sound YOUR health will he
good. kodOl rests the stomach and
strengthens the 1ody by digesting your
food. 1t is natures own tonic. JanIn
& Suddath.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

Those Americans who look upon
the United States army as spec
tacular body will be disappointed
in the recommendation of q board
appointed by the war depart
ment to suggest a new uniform for
the soldierY. The report is op-
posed to the conventional blue
uniform and heavy gold lace TRIM
mingS and trappings. 1t has sug-
gested the mud-colOred khaki that
our soldiers have been wearing in
the tropical campaigns, with knick
erbockers for the infantrymcn.
From practical point of view the
uniform suggested by the board Is
far superior TO the heavy blue and
snowy braids, but what of the
poets and orators who have thrown
the 'boys in blue" into their lines
SO persistently since the Civil war!
Ev
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

The steel frame umbrella is
is hight. convenient and much less
clumsy than its predecessor with
wooden shaft but there is an Gle
ment of danger in it. A lady ut
Atlantic City, a day or two ago,
was struck bv Il bolt of lightning
attracted by the metallic frame of
her umbrella, and men have been
killed by inadvertently letting the
steel points of their umbrellas
come in cantact with lOw-hangIng
electric lights. Such cases are not
numerous, but they have occurred,
and, as the season of thunder storms
has now begun, it is well to cXer--
else some care in carrying umbrel-
las equipped with steel rods.I
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

a bill now before congress pro
videS that "the oldest enlisted man
on the rolls of the army. be pro.
NOTED 20 second lieutenancy i'll
orurr that he may retire with high
er pay than he woulu otherwise
The name OF the oldest enlisted
man has not yet been ascertalned,
there being several claimants of
the honor. One of them, James
Condon, enlisted in 1888 as a drum
er boy having then been 10 years
Old-PIcayune.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

"CalifOrnia melons are gong into
the eastern market to fight 1t out
with the Colorado melons, to prove
that Rocky Ford is not the only
cantaloupe Oh the vine,' says the
Los Angeles Herald. "ThG South
ern Pacific Railroad has taken sides
with !he Indio melon, which the
railroad will undertake to deliver
ut Chicago and New York OH pas
senger train time. 1t is expected
that the shipments this year Will
amount to go to 800 carloads.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03
VACATION DAYS,

VactiOn time is here and the children
are fairly living out of doors. There
could be no healthier place for them,
You need only TO guard against the ac-
cldenus incidental to most open air
sports. No remedy equals DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve for quickly stopping
pain or re.1OvIng danger of serious con-
sequences. For cuts. scalds and wounds.
~ used DeWitt's Witcn Hazel Salve for
sores. cuts and bruises" saws J.. B..
johnson, Swift, Texas. SIT is the best
remedy on the market" Sure cure for
piles and AkIn diseases. Beware of cOun-
terfeits. Janln & Suddath.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03
ACTS IMMEDIATELY.

Colds are sometimes more trouble
some in summer than in winter, it's
50 hard to keep from adding to them
while cooling off after exercise. One
Minute Cough Cure cures at once, 40
solutely safe Acts Immediately. Sure
cure for coughts, colds, Group, throat
and lung trouble. Janin Il Suddath.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

The British government will be-
gin this year to lay the cable
that is to connect Canada with
Australia and New Iceland. The
manufacture of the cable is now III
progress, and gigantic cable-lay-
ing steamer, the largest atlOat o.
its kind is building. The longest
span of the cable will be from Van
c0uver island to Tanning island, a
distance of $500 miles. Tie whole
Ienght of the cable will Oe about
5000 miles. 1t will touch the FIJI
islands and Norfolk island, and
will reach Australia near Brisbane.
From BiSUame it will cross to New
Zealand.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

Indigestion, dvsrG osis an oir; Isrsss qunck-
Iy Weld to the cleansin0 and pun wing qualities
contained in Johnstons SarsaDarilla, Quart
Bottles"
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03
Slaughter Of Summer Goods.
BEGINNING THIS WEEK

GS inch White Organdes, 25c.
Regular 75c. White Organdy, SOC.
Regular % White Organdy, 75c.
Reg alar 15c. quality Prusian Lawns, 12c
Regular &c. quality Prusian Lawns 44c.
Regular &c. cross bar Lawns, 4!c.
Regular 13c quality coored Organdies. 1Oc.
Regular Sc. cOOrcd Lawns, &c.
100 Childrens Waists 12c.
90 Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests, &c.
II pcs. French Nainsook y yds. pieces, 95.
80 large size Bars, soc.
10 pcs fine quality Cambria, &C.
IS Smyrna Rugs, worth = 90, 45
Curtain scrn, this sale, 49c.
Is yds. yard wide cotton, 100,
100 pes. NaIancennc Lace, II yards, 1Oc.
Extra heavy Domestic, yard wide, DC,
Just received two loads Of up-tOdate Furniture
which, we will sell at usual cut prices,
TT. TICHTENSTEIN & SON,
The Place of Bargains.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

ION s. s~rsalaIi,.- = Quart Bottles; q.
blo0d cl.aa-~t 'i'sh bulde nd health restore
it has 10 cIla..
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

(CoUtlnued OIL page a.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

L, @. Sellers. ward ). No. 81.
so acres of land in section 80, town
ship 8, range 10; State 20, parish 90.
school 30, interest l5c, notice 25c, cost
of advertisement 10 lie added.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

Heirs of Cesar Grape, ward 2. No a.
SO acres Of land. VIZ of NE4 sec 30
T12R7, taxrs for 1898, 1893, 1900. State
4 so. parish s 90, interest GOc. notice w
cost of advertisement TO he added.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

Mrs. J. NJ. Haslins, ward ), No u.
80 acres of land south east qr of south
east or. section 30 south west or. of
south west or. section 20, township 10,
range 9. and mOvabIes; State 26, par
ish 2 10. school 10, cost of advertise
ment to be added,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1902-07-03

BY virtue of the authority vested IN
me by the constitutions and laws of The
State of Louisiana, | will sell at the prin-
cipal front door of the Courl House in
which the civil district court Of said
parish is held, within the leg ii hours of
judicial sales beginning at III O'Clock a.
M. on
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-02-06

which comes to the opera house
tomorrow, Friday evening, Feb. I, is
without question the most popular
play that has been here this season.
The play is founded on Quida's cell
ebrated novel by Edward Elsner
and 1t is said that this dramatization
follows the book very closely. 1t is
military spectacle full of stirring
situations, puthos and comedy. The
company Is the same that played in
all Che larger cities. They carry Il
csl' load of scenery and affects, and
the play will be superbly mounted
and costumed. 1t will be pre-
sented for one night only, and
the amusement seekers of our town
should not miss this dlanaric treat.
The Sand Stone and Cigarettes dar-
ing ride for life are among the scenic
features that will realistically depic-
tured and have won the applause of
press and public wherever given.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-02-06

Wash everything snow-white with
Maple City Soap. 1t Is pure.
A Team OF Good, Reliable Work
Horses for sale cheap, at Penberthy' s
Livery Barn.
DAVIDSON, the auctioneer, cried a
big sale Mt Jonesdale Tuesday and
another at Union Mills to-day. De-
cidedly cold weather for such busi-
ness, but that makes no difference to
Elyin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cridge wish
to express their sincere and heart
felt thanks to the public for the
many kindnesses shown them since
their misfortune In the loss of theii
home by fire.
The sale of Peter Stendebach's
last week was said to be about the
most successful of any ever held il
that locality. And how could it BIZ
otherwise with Davisson for auctions
eer and the attractive bills printed
| at the Tribune office.