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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-08

&n the youn& wheat land without amy
preparation whatever, yet the success
of clover will largely depend upon the
preparation given the land the previous
fall when seeding in the wheat, and the
kind of fertilizer used will also affect the
clover. Many failures occur in the de
Struction of the seed by severe cold. or
the washing of the soil by heavy rains.
ana if the land can be prepared again in
the spring before seeding the clover. il
will be an advantage. This is done by
using the smoothing harrow on the wheat
just before seeding the clover 1t is pos
sihr to harrow wheat and not iniurr the
plants. if done ut the right time. and
after seeding the clover the rains will
cover the seeds. Ii will not he necessary
to SOW clover in winter if this is done.
and the plants will make Roadway more
rapidly because the seeds will br in more
Favorable condition for terminating and
taking root. Do not hr too economical in
the use of seed. as the severe cold injuries
Il portion, birds get Il share and much
seed never get the chance to grow at all.
especially if the surface of the ground is
hard. When purchasing seed let ii he
done from reliable parties as uncran
seed will do more damage in Il year than
can b" required in two or three years.
Glover seed is sometimes udultrrutcd,
hence no farmer should use seed unless
certain of its purity.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-08
Written For Cecil Wing"

" ments, one was white and five
colorcd. The whit" man. John
Simmons, wa- GounjSh sort of Il fell
low, and the poor supnrstitious darki"s
were frightened alm0s. TO death by his
antics. while the electrical storm WAS
raging 50 fcrccly at the forks of "a"
thrcc TlEa. The dar'iics were .Ah"
Evans, Abe ITackctt. Jake Reason, Joe
Pudd and Steve palTytj. III six of these
characters have long, long since emf
grated to land from whence non" haN"
ever as vet returncd. They had been
having royal time Of it, up to the out
break of Heavens mighty artillery and
the black jug had been passed around
several times, but now the awe stricken
old howell trying to hide from the vivid
forks of lightning that anon flashed
through the open door. which the clown
persisted in Keeping wide open, that they,
the darkics might the better observe the
sublimity of the occasion. \ herd of
large steers WAS pasturing in the field
above. which was on q level with the
roof of the tiSh-houar 4 great inky
black cloud was hearing heavily down
on the junction of the three Ellis, and
its ebony shadow extended for miles
above rent the frowning demon, asundcr
and illuminated the beautiful Elks like
a halo of glory. The flooding tide was
creeping slow but sure, ana had almost
reached the cabin Threshold All 1t
comes, the mighty llood-gatc of Jehovah,
has burst wide open at last, and its peat
up waters from beyond are drlugim@ the
earth. The clown is still awcng the SUI
perstitious darkics. with his mdicrous
talk well mixed with profanity.
"Come and watch the mysterious
movements of Jehovah. you BANKED mig
gers" he would say And then again he
would break out, "why don't you be good
like me- You black rascalS, why | would
not move from this door if the devil him
self appeared this instant"
Just at this point a connection is heard
h,o s+,,,,,. l,,- l,.,,.. ,,,1 , ,,,,,,,,.. H.,
nthor fro,, for, fr,n. a. +bn r,of ~ tho
cohin And vo Cnd,. ~ hI,oloet n;,,bt
tbn monctnr h,,.irc cr,sbn. throu,,h thn
bon,Incl, roof LnII,v.i,, ~. ho on,,o.
,rbn dorl,io. and brllncl, ma bo,.;n, Il
rnurb and +rmII, in thn sh.bnusn but
two to one, that the bovine wins. John
Simmons the clSt-whilc, daredevil. did
NOT tarrV to Wnppr on thp rpSult of the
con,ho+ I,ut h., hrol,n ant ~ tho+ dnor
Ill, a no.I, az srin, \oitbor ala +I,o nd
I,or,.i,,m +ido 1,+',,. 49,. binJor bir, ond
conso tho nncn hnIl,. to rn+or ar Ills
SiLn or tho J;ttIo IN.
Monv ~ ON. ro,dnr, .no,. io,lr Iohp
S;nmnns Of ,.oro ho u.,s ~, inohr;o+o
hnt nvrnn+ tbis he WINS y, GOOD folln,v
III. 1nI,n,,,ir r.,on ,..,,. .l,.,,,, ,,ra,tTni
in honnr smiIo, and rcnII, no u.,s tbn
rrootns+ clown nf tha+ nnonb nxcont Dnn
D. hin,noIf o,L - i,.,. ,,.oIl 1.,,,,,,,'
+bo+ inIlv Iobn nod hoom o,,+ od,,;ft a.
EIl,ton Soma yoora lornro fro,, - ,,root
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-08

Remedy for number of years and have
no hcSitancy in saying that it is the best
remedy for coughs. colds and Group |
have ever used in my family. | have not
words to express my confidence in this
Remedy. Mrs. J. \. Moore, North
Star. Mich. For sale by Il. Il. Frazer,
Elkton. Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-08

Decide upon what is required in the
garden and secure the seeds early. BE.
@inncrS on II farm should set ont fruit
trees as soon H. il can he done. 1t is il
the cultivation of fruits and vegetables
that the younger members of the family
delight, and when they become interested
in such they will take more interest il
general farming. 1t is the ruutnr life
on the farm that is diSlikcd When the
farm work becomes more varied il is ther
less mOnOtOnOUS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-08
FIN Ancient Foe

To health and happiness is Scrofula-
as ugly as ever since time immemorial.
1t causes punches in the neck, dis
figures the skin, inhames the mucous
membrane, wastes the muscles, weak
ems the bones, reduces the power Of
resistance to disease and the capacity
for recovery, and develops into con-
sumption.
"a bunch appeared on the left side of
my neck. 1t caused great pain, was lanced,
and became running sore. I went into q
general decline. l was persuaded to try
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and when [ had taken
six bottles my neck was healed, and I have
never had any troUble OF the kind since"
Mrs. X, T. SNYDER, Troy, Ohio.
HOODS CarsGpGrj5IG
and Pills
viii rid you Of it, radically and per-
manently, as they have rid thousands.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-02-08

The Eastern markets will in the future
be more largely supplied with the pro-
ducts of Eastern farms than in the past.
as tn" West is every year consuming
more of its products.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10

be able to circulate among his
friends in about ten days.
P. D. Savoie, who has been laid
up the past two weeks with a
sore foot, resumed his duties
this morning
Hollins Bros. & Leben had an
elegant display OF souvenirspoons
IN their window Sunday, repre-
senting the busher gusher. They
are certainly nice, and are an ell
egant article to have in ones pos
session.
Mert Knisely, a soldier who
has served 2 years and tive
months in the Philippine Islands,
is here on a visit to his aunt, M rs
Theo. Klug, and may remain per
manently. Mr.. kpisely has many
relics of value from the Islands
and it is quite curiosity to see
them. He has recently received
AN honorable discharge from the
U. S. army after six years ser
vice. and speaks highly of Jenn-
lngs and its people.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10
TAKE CARE OF THE STOMACH.

The man or woman whose di.
gestion is perfect and whose
stomach performs It's every func-
tion is never sick. Kodol cleans
eS, purities and sweetens the
stomach and cures positively and
permanently all stomach trou bles
indigestion and dyspesia. 1t is
the wonderfulreconStr ructive ton
ic that is making SO many sick
people we'll and weak people
stsrong by conveying to their
bodies all of the nourishement in
the food they eat. Rev j. ii.
Holladay, of Holladao. Miss,
writes: Kodol has cured me. |
consider it the best remedy lever
used for DYSPEPSIA and stomach
troubles. l WAS given up by
physicians. Kodol saved my life.
Take it after meals. The Owl
Drug Store
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10
Employment in South Africa.

Special to the Record.
London, Sept. s. The latest
information issued by the colo.
NAL Office Indicates that there is
not much offered at present to
intending emigrants to south AT
RIGA. While there is a fair de-
mand for skilled artisans, such
us carpenters, masons, plumbers,
and tin smiths, there is little
for unskilled labor, or
for clerks. In the Transval
there is as much white labor as
can find employment, and there
are still hundreds Of refugees in
the coast towns who have been
unable to find work or to return
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10
Uninn Meeting.

The union meeting at the U.
B. church last night was a grand
success.
Miss Jessie Brundage de.
lightsd the audience with a fine
recitation. Reverend Williams
preached a plain, practical Sci.
mon to young people. The sing.
ing was appropriate and the Ell.
tire service was edifying and
instructive.
May there be many sach meet
ings.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10
Mome Happenings.

interesting items Concerning jennings
and the NeishborinE Country.
Miss Clara Scott has gone to
Crowley on a visit.
Rev. G.. N. Williams is spending
the day in the country.
J. II. Leake, representing a
New York .ieweiry house, was
calling on Mr.. Leoeh today.
Mrs. VIM. Searle is grad ually
improving from u long spell OF
typhoid fever.
The members of the K. P. lodge
who are learning the amplitied
work in the third rank are i'm
proving, and seem to take hold
aud are getting to the front.
Miss Pearl Davis arrived yes
terday from Beaumont, where
she has been visiting.
Architect Hutchisson is draw
ing the plans for an elegant Col
onial residence for George Hath
away. It will have five rooms
and two spacious halls, and will
be erected on Cutting Avenue.
L. Fairchild has returned from
a visit in Iowa, Illinois and other
north western states.
J. T. Faust, formerly of New
Orleans, now of Quincy, is
here prospecting. He expects to
engage in carpenter work.
J. CT. Laulents Of Laurents
postotfice, is IL business visitor IN
this city today.
l.. V. Laurents has returned
from Central America wheae he
has been several months III the
employ of the Sintz gasolene boat
Co.
Hon. A. P. Pujo arrived today
from Lake Charles.
r. S. Bennett and family visit
ed relatives in Mermentau Sun
day.
The Haywood Bros Oil Co.
are boring through heavy rock
in their oil lands at Bayou Bouil-
lon, St. Martin parish. The rock
has already been bored to the
depth of six feet.
w. T. Green was business
visitor TO Crowley this morning.
]. 0. Carlin is herefrom Rayne
on visit to Mr. and Mrs. Hearne
and family. Mrs. Fl. is daugh-
ter of MIR. Carlin.
John Houck was here Sunday
from Rayne.
C.E. Wooton has gone to North
Louisiana after his family, who
have been visiting there. They
will return Tuesday.
D. Y. Gammage went to Lake
Charles yesterday.
TT Walker, the|erudite editor
of the Rice Belt journal at Welsh,
spent Sunday in town, the guest
Of his brother, e. F. Walker.
Judson Harris went to Lake
Charles Sunday evening with
a~,o prisoners for the district
and alwa
uppermost q roRD is pleased to learn
be taken one ). Terry is improving
il be continues to
"a y nS1nt 20 fn.- VIZ Ill /
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10
The Monarch
Shirts are the
best made, $1.OO
to $3.50. e. F.
Walker has the
exclusive sale in
Jennings.
ALI Trails Lead to Norfolk.
Snecial to the Record.

Special to the Record.
Norfolk, Va, Sept. s. The
Great Council of Red Men began
it's tifty-tifth annual session in
Norfolk today with prominent
members of the order in attend
ance from all parts OF the country.
Only routine business received
attention. The council assem-
bled in Elks' hall at 8 O'Clock and
listened to addresses of welcome
by Mayor Frederic and others.
The response was by DR.. Edwin
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10
Before the Mayor.
Marshall Clark

Marshall Clark is filing a
double roll just now. During
Mayor Humphreys absence, he
b, ings offenders before him and
administers justice to them.
Green Campbell, colored ,
charged with using obscene
languageand disturbing thepeace
was fined $500 and costs. Paid.
Abraham Clabon, coloreo. dis
turbing the peace, $500. Paid.
Nancy Duffy, "colored lady
disturbing the peace, paid a fir e
of So. 90.
Jos. Erwin, vagrancy; $500
fine. Work it out on the streets.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10
D. Wiley, tho present head of The

D. Wiley, tho present head of the
order.
The council vii continue in SEES
sion until Friday, and consider
able important business will be
disposed OF. Reports will be
read and Thomas G.. Henderson,
of Indiana, will be advanced to
the highest chieftancy.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10

When the busy is over
With threshing about to begin
And you make up your mind
a thresher to buy
just come to our place and
look in.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10
Sold BY
The ShOe-MaH.

to johannesburg or the other
mining ceuters. 1t is further
stated that the cost'of living and
house rents are enormously high, J,
and tend to increase.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-09-10
ELECTION IN MAINE.
Expected TO Show the Trend of Polit-
fcaI Feeling in other States.

fcal Feeling in other States.
Special to the Record.
Bangor, Me-, Sept. 6.-The
eyes of the nation are on Maine.
The result of the election in this
state today will be significant.
It is the straw that will tel!
which way the political wind is
blowing. If the republican ma
jurity should be light the demo
Gratis of the country will consider
It an omen of good, while, on the
other hand, should the majority
be heavy, the country will take it
As an Indication that the people
are satisfied with the national
administration. The republi-
rs declare that Governor Hill
iAk5e reelected by the largest
p1 E;;ty ever polled in the state.
ExCEIlose of the campaign came
Rates s. with political gather
N No. ~ state. This year the
PRO been unusually Wig
-. - larly on the part of
q | Oba, The nSs,,m work mll5,u'a Of
there has been
The Man Who Ume enthusiasm m
Is the Man / Wan.n1eectdinpnr' dpr'uocors . cou.
to come in and see how ~;ct ,n which
fixed to cater to his wish .;i;.,;. ~,
and look around, any way. oiilty IS the
see anything you want, "t1r. Reed,
be any hard feelings" " Amos
M. e. HUBERT. years
Hnlbert Building. sec
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-17
Los DRAMAS DEL MAR
Psrdida az On varor

Es vapor gsWai' awalln, que sali6 d
San Francisco de California ell II de
actual para aigunos pneItos del Estre
,chosd6 Puget, sc tue 8 p'qie en- las col
tas de la isIa Trinidad, a consequence
de ma collision con una barca desconoc
de; pudisron llegar s Ia isla de Tiinidai
unQs sesenta pasajero = tripulantes,
supenlendose hayap pereoidos .sobre
cnareptp, que todasfa ialtan y euyo
pare ederOsse ign0Ta. - =
Nlcitad6 vapor tenfa q So bordo Sc
pasajeros de pimera, % de segdnda ella
Sc VI 90 'tripnlantep, Sc salvaf0n todos,
menos ~ passjeros y tripnlantes, la
s0lfgl6n tue con una barca fraDcesa &
% mi las del cabo Mendocio, en- los
momentos que todos q bordo estaban
durna'endO. Sc produjo ell consiguien-
te hlic0; per0 restablecido el 0rden
sc Aproyecharon los 81 minutes que
tard6 el vapor se bundiese para bsj .r
las embarcaciones memories y constIuir
atgunas balsas, en- las cuales Sc EN-.
barc6 mucha gente, pero como no eran
suhcientes para admitir a tcdo ell nun
DC, 20 quedaron "a bordo las ~ perso.
nae mencionadas, con la espsrauza de
que aa barca los Iecogelfs; pero 6sta
sigll6 rumbo sin tratar de acercarse
IL vapor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-17
Los dueIos en- Alenania

Fl Emperador Guil,ermo prepars
una nteva ordenansa sobre tribnnalet
De honory desaffo entire oflola' 'es del
ejercitc.
Los periodicos dicen que lei general
conde Eek yon F.nkesteiD, jefs, dsl
primer cuespo de ej6rcito, presentara
2 dimiai6n de sn cargo en- Dneropr6
xfmo. 80 - !. y
Sc cree que esta decisf6 f6n ha sido
adoptada, 6 tal yes impuesta, aconse-
cpencia del dueto de Inster5ure, en- Ell
que muri6 eli teniente Blssk witt, sfif
mandose esta creencia en- ell hecho de-
que al baron Reisswits, que mandaba
81 regimiento del desgraciad teniente
e ha SD !, dado el retro por orden del
Emperador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-17

Te1go quas dar is@ppreferentia 61lo
que haze unaehos dlae hasido y prsoy
cupaci6G eho 800 d6I gobi6I66, ai5o az
todos los espsioles, sedncfd0s TOF b
ckifadMra mftaseme Ia -pslahral de
Ia l0teIfa, que nos kace sofa- con Ia
riquesa parassnfrir t( dos los s0fte0s el
terrible desengaflo. Esta yes era ma
yor la augusta por 81 l'tenor de que re-
suitaran falsos los billetes adquiridos,
pueEya oomuniqde 9 mis- lectores que
sc habfa ldescnbicrto. IA ,talsificaoi6n y
que hatiAn sidg presos. dos caballeros
(de fndustria Yarios c6mplices de la
bribonads; el gobierno di6 noticia
aceroa de log biiietes para -sn compro.
-baci6n pero como los pfemios gran
des hap caido en- .-el extrs micro = en-
UItramar, ,1es facil que haya reelalna
clones, 81 salen ilegftimos los .billetes
que han pasado Ia sfrontera 6 crusade
el mar El. asunto 'tAae cola.
Lego 81 .suspirado dia23 y el pueblo
aIrebat6 las .iistas, one. examinaba con
cara triste. En- Lerida csy6 ei yordo
de los cincos smillopes, reparts6 6ndose por
fortuna entire mnchas familias. .necesi-
tadas. ETsegundo cay6 en- Salamanca.
pero 10 habfa comprado I'M portugu6s,
y ala tue Ia mayor parte de la canti-
dad. Por si no llega & esa isla la lista-
Official, va el detalle de los premios
mayorea vel punto donde han ca d.:
~ :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-17
PONCE

En- ell jusgado municipal se:instruycn
cansas por Ia mherte de Jose Alberto
GartfA y rspto- de Ia joven Carmen
Larr0ca. =.
- Sc asegura one antes de dar print
cipio las fiestas de- la OAudeleris, ,se
ilevarln q efscto algInss jarsnitas zen
los salones del PArque de Bombeross
Ell Jusgado municipal eles6 ,ayer
& Ia Cote de d strito, Ia cansa ins /.
truida contra Encarnaci6n Gale ,por.
allanam' 'ento de m,rada " atentadO 6
los agentes de- la autoridsd. - 81.
Un comescisnte de esta ciudad tue
conden ,do ayerG & M dollar de. multa,
por tener las provisioncs Do "a estskIs.
Q mle,to descub'ertas, infingiendo ssi
las ordenansas dc u Junta L,cAl do
Sandal.
--Ha dado piiue p o .ysrlA vacansei6n
de Binos en- 81 bArrio dc s.Ias Pkmpsnos.1 !.
--EI mi6fcoIes contiejsren mssrimonio
civil don Msseisl Orus J. fehs ssvers Var.
-Es ss.s siudaa sossinda q nal sisnpo.
Anssxyes eaysrsn mny fusriss sguaosros.
-4Los slgu,eilss Dc b ssdisncia Dc sssta
|c,ndz1 hsn slsvsdo nm sscd,e ~ Ckmnzs
Dc DsIegstos. pdsndo sunsnio q sasldeA
- sscu>ssrz 20 ssls sisi d sl Ad<ninls-
lIsdsr d Csusss ds fsAs,lss, asa Juan
=. aoa.sla' 'ssi 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-17
Desaparici6n deun colega

Por falta de subvanci6n y de suscriptores
na dfjsdo de.publicarse' en- Bucharest ell pc.
ri6dico llamadc :" "PTopsgarda Eslava", que
en- Jos idiomas fuso, y frances empes6 4 YER
la I1z en- ;aquella capital y cuyo piograma
era propagar el eslayisino = defender les in.
tereses ruscs en- elcercano Oriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-17
En- la iglesia de San Jose


El pr6ximo domingo como dia 10 teldr&
Ilugar el devoto*jercicie, 10 m:ss armonixada
10 comuni6n conque Ia nAsoclacitn Jose.
fina" honra mensualmeutsi sl Patfiarca San
EJose, 8 las q de Ii 1nafSns. ~ r
Despu6sde IL miss. one es djr& en- On pro-
Elio altar tstando e1pueslo el 'Hsntfsim4 81.
cramontos se impopdr6n las medslIas las
uuevas asociadas, estas gsnsn indulgencis
p'enarte confsssndo y co@ulgsndo.
{ PARA CURAR .Et RESrRlAD0 ENuNDlA
tome Iaa RASTILhAS LAXANIfcH LIE
q no No QUINtNA. 81 boticssio n sls@4
yolysfA 81 dinero 81 no. be- clirs, LIS 6rlna
DEB. WsGROVE se halls on cads csjits.s
Adslanta rapidamente q proyecso de ctea.
ci6n de un Asilo en- Puerts de Terra, para,
mend'gos. =
Para Ia tuuci6n ,que Tel pr6ximo domirg 70
daran' los obreros en- eli testfo, bay .mucha
anlmac On, siendo bastante crecido Ell MI
nero de loca'idades que hay pedidas
La progresista ciudad de- Mayagiiss pre-
para graudes festss en- honor sn patrona
Ia oandslaria.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-17
en-
] Ell Ateneo ne

| AOtaO = s0n ooAV 0hSO huuiOASnt
lpdblco di6 una conferencia en- .dich5
centro el distinguido Ateneista = atil
tdados orador Licenciado tlon ROsen
do Matienzo OintrO. sss1
Empez6 ell conferenciante dieiende
que era 50 obieto ponerse en-, cantactl
con ell pueblo, usando nm lenguaje
sencillo, despojado del t9cnicismo. que
sue!e emplearse EN- estes tenploS del
saber.i L'am6 la atenci6n de todos
acerca de Ioadesierto y mudo que hace
tanto. tiempos estaba sumidoo riuestro
dnico. ceHtro literario hacienda unlla-
mamiento a.todas las pers onas ilustra-
fdas para que se eelebren conferencias
oonstantes sobres puntos eimportantes
de esta Isls geografioa, etnfca y polit'-
c4mente considerable fin de que es.
tos oonocinientos Sc difundap, pudien,,
lido establecer comparaciones con el pa
sado miranda; dedrents & .pofTeDir.
Con .verdadera efocueneia .disert6
acerca de la inflaencja de, Esps ia en-
America, desde que aun ecaliente:tl
hero que expuls6 4 los zarracenos de
|la Peninsula fasta la desaparici6n de
|a raza india de Borinqhefy exitando
" soha. ,as .a.n% oas1aS a. Oo.p0.ousus asolAen
ss.r S oo.v 80 I" ~ Iu au Wy sllsa 'uo cnso'
a la vista con los nuevos dominadol es,
paeblo joven y yigoroso. y estudiar si
Puerto Roo es gn pueblo que degenera
n Hs mn :iilahIo 0pa "a lava MIA n rar
* os III puoD'o guS ~ losan.a: = sel
s;;e ~ Us,,aIaamenie a, "a soDIs ESTE . asno.o
aa, v Sao y "u,naua sna ouonsa co' lense
Sn SyMa ,.,,,l 9uo or Sas.o ~
san.;IIss 1 III s0 ~ Soa sa.su sus
ssao Sssya =. = sus ;ee' s{ vi q
sssssss = wy nos Z = = y 3 9Sl'o
dssscbs ssS sudo ' - at5n nsrs sahas e,ss IS, u
= g c,,a = go -, e, s ss ssYa fn gs
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-01-17
N01ICIAS DEL. DIA.

El -epresentante de Ia "Porto American
Co.," del general Roy Stone, DON Eduardo
Lugo Vihas ha presentado ante ell Attorney
General de la isla la Recommendation nece-
.saria para Ia fansa de $l2.500 que Sc le
habfan exig:do por Ia concesi6n.psra explo.
tar I'M ferrocarril el6ctricc.
En- las pr61imas festss de carnaval, h.
bra una de las noches, faegos artifciales en-
el terrapi6n de Puerta de Tieers..
Sigue algo m, joraio de Ia doleneia que
le aqueja, nuestro distinguido amigo, don
Eduardo Quintana.
Felizmente para Ia tranquidsd pdblica,
pronto quedara ips'alada la escuela de CO.
rrecci6n de memories, en- la cual podr&n in.
gresar todos esos chiquillos vagsbundos, que
molestan continuamente los traDseuutes,
ocasionando grave psrjuicio q ciertos, -ssta.
blecimientos.
tA.0STRAS frescas y APIOS naturales,
acaban de reoibirse en- el Colonial Res.
tgssrA1sI. d
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, don Meme.