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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-03

rain does not fall Immediately great dam.
age win be done to crops. The strawberry
crop is almost an entire failure.
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Our Millinery Department Unmvaled


echo
inc
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Walking Hats

Walking desirable
10 5OC
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Br) for Port Llmon; FL Alba tAm), for
New York
New York.-Arrived: Alamo, from Gal
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Only Good Waists

Regardless OF price. our Shirt Waists are we'll
chosen. We haven't faulty one in stock We are
too careful for that. Good cloth fast colors,
full making jaunty styles and a good At are
features we insist on, No matter how much or
how little you pay here you not get poor
Waist.
Large line Ladies' Shirt Waists. made of good
quality Madras and percale, 40
the CSC kind at...................... T/C
Ladies' Shirt Waists, made of good quality Madras,
we'll made considered good value 10
elsewhere at 90; our price ........... ~
Ladies' Colored Madras Waists the kinds that are
considered a bargain elsewhere at or
/. 20 to ! 49, on sale at. ................. /OC
Ask to see our Dotted Swiss Waists, IN
at............, Observation-Disclosures. sSO
(They are the same as offered elsewhere at 1859
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Dressing Sacques and KimonaS

Comfort dressness and economy combined,
styles in Dressing Sacques have changed. The
cut this season is different, and is the mode
of trimming If you would know Just what is
right in these necessary little house wearables,
see these
Fancy Figured Lawn Kmonas, edged with 20
wide white bands, value 75c, at........... O/C
Fancy Lawn Dressing saeques, trimmed TO-
with white lawn rufnes, good LOO value. u
Fancy coIored 6atiste Kmonas, deliberately
trimmed with wide white bands, *
value / 40, at. ..............,..t 81 -
Ladies' White Lawn Dressing saeques deliberately
trimmed with colored lawn rufhes, considered
good values elsewhere at /, So, TX
Also full line of Kimonas and Dressing Sacques.
made of white and colored batiste, nicely QE -
trimmed, at $50, 165 1876, 1,25, csc and. OOC
$50 Kid GLoUeS at 75c
Our entire line of Kid Gloves (not sheep skim,
selling at /. 25 and so, will be closed Tx
out, at per pair Observation-Disclosures. "
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Prepared only by e. G. DEWITT & Co., Chicago.
The 81 bottle contains ~ times the SOC. size
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Van Nav Go Free.

The probabilities are that the trou-
bles of D. Y. Van Dyne will come to
an end this afternoon. At O'Clock
he was removed from the Jefferson
county Jail, where he has been in du-
rance since arrested and taken before
Esquire A. j. Stewart for trial. A
delay of over an hour ensued, and it
was then announced that with one
exception all the creditors OF Nan
Dyne did not care to prosecute. and
the other one had not expressed him
self on the subject, but would prob
ably have no desire to prosecute him
either. Sln>e Val Dyne's confinen, 7nt
in the cod'ty jsil there has baea 4
revulsion of public sentiment in the
case, the large majority of the public
sympathizing with him. Attorney O.
C. Porter is interested in Van Dyne's
cause.
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Double Wells

Double Wells, Ark, July 31.-This
neighborhood has been blessesd with
good rain this week and the crops
are looking much better.
The young people enjoyed a nice
caLce last Friday night, given by &
T. Caldwell. There were severaI
young men and ladies from Pine Bluff
to enjoy tie dance.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Ro',ie Robin
son, on the 23d inst, fine boy
Messrs. Tom Faint and Silas Meeks
from the mountains in Fike county
are visiting relatives and friends at
this place Mr.. Faint is Seventh
Day Adventist. He preached TO a
large gregation last Sun .av AZ the
schoo! house and left an appointment
tor next Sunday night a he some
slace.
Mr.. F N. Green and family. # the
Wfnfrey farm. We're here visiting re.a-
tives last Sunday.
mere was a singing at Mr. Ed
Vests last Sunday evening and al.
present enjoyed a nice lot Of water
melons.
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TO QUIT PRINTING STAMPS.
Government VIII Have Work Gone BY
Contract.

w sflin4tan. D. G.. Aug. 1.-The
opening of bids at the post office d
paItmcnt today for the printing of
postage stamps marks the beginning
of the end Of the governments costly
experiment of printing its own stamps.
For many years and UP to eight years
ago the stamps were printed by pfl-
yate contract, the work being done
by a Well-known engraving company
of New York. For some reason or
other the government decided that the
work could be better and more cheap
ly done in the big government print
ing office in Washington, and tiually
the contract was taken away from the
New York firm. The first stamps
turned out by the government printing
office were rank failures, as the busl-
ness public we'll remembers. The col
or lacked a staying quality, and the
gum likewise was pronounced impure
and Of low grade. After awhile, how
ever, the government printers got their
hand in, and of late years there has
been little complaint regarding the
stamps. But 1T is now found that the
work is costing too much and private
firms can do it for less. The bureau
Of engraving and printing has turned
out five billions of stamps in eight
years, and during the last year alone
it is estimated that the bureau lost
100000 on the job. The explanation
given is that the private concerns can
do the work cheaper because they DO
not have to pay their employees the
same wages that are paid by the b1l-
reau and give them all thirty days
leave on full pay annually.
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CA BRADO
Our New Sc Cigar.

To obtain the maximum quality
for the minimum price is no doubt :
question:; the solution of which
interests the discriminating cigar
smoker,as r n as any other item
OF his expenditure. In calling
your attention to our "Cabrados"
Cigar we have endeavored to solve
this problem for you.
The Cabrados are made of the
broken leaves of Havana tobacco
OF the same quality as the more
perfect leaves, but which can be
bought for considerably less
money. The manufacturers are
compelled to buy these from
the Cuban planters, and cannot
use them in the manufacture
OF high price cigars. Consequent
1y they utilize this mate! al for
cigar which costs the smoker
cents each, and enables him to
obtain an enjoyable smoke, which
will at times take the place of
an expensive cigar. For sale by
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Ice Plant for Texarkana.

The Arkansas and Teyas Gonsch-
deted .ae and Coal COMPANY Iii build
an ice pant at Texacxen@ to "c1t
st5 COO It owns ice piaAs a. Pine
Blu" and Camden, Ark, an,: Maishal..
Sherman, Longview and Tyler, Tex,
and plants are being erected by this
company at Lake Village and Ell Do
RADIO. Ark. and Mount Pleasant, Tex.
Mr.. Jeff Hicks will go TO Pennsylvania
within TIE next few da;s 10 purchase
machinery for the three new plants.
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Senator Depew's Change Of deart

At the dinner given at the Montauk
club, Brooklyn, to celebrate the 6lst
birthday Of Senator Depew, the senator
said: When was 21 thought a man
OF 10 very old and that he ought to
retire. When was 40 l thought man
OF 60 had grcwn senile and worthless.
When ! got to be GO reversed my
opinion and thought that so and 40
and 80 and % knew little of the pleas
ures OF existence and the utilization Of
cultivated power
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Daily Graphic.

Any city subscriber falling to re.
ceive the Graphic on any day shculd
report the failure to this office at
oree. The present carriers are new,
and have not had time to become
thoroughly acquainted with the places
Of residence of subscribers, and 1t is
a favcr to the Graphic and the car
riers to have those failures reported
daily, SO that they may be remedied
as soon as possible.
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Su;et a. She-7ndoa

Shenandoah, Pa, Aug. 1.-Twelve
hundred state troops are encamped on
a hill overlooking Shenandoah, down
in the town where the rioters and po-
!;cemen sought the bloody battle a. :
Ga;et, and he indications are that SO
lone as the militia remain the peace
# the community Will not again be
broken
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CuIpepper-South.

Mr. John l.. Culpepper and Mrs Mat
tie E. South were married '1iy-sday
evening at the home of Mr.. J. w. Cul-
pepper, Esq. A. J. Stewart officiating
The bride was resident of this city
and has many friends here Mr. Cul-
peppers home is at Anderson, where
futeu"e. He is connected with the
Bluff City Lumber company.
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American Invaaes Ncrwav.

John 0untee Ct Syracuse, r. Y, has
been awarded the contract to Naiid
and e4uIp railroad among the fords
and hills Of northern Noiwa". He
will be the first American contractor
O construct railway In Norway.
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More Rain Locked Fo,'

Plnnty OF rain Thursday ana Thurs
day r;sit. sunshine this morning,
clouds aid sprinkling this afternoon
With 5000 !.ospecjs for anoth- q down
p M. Summarizing, the foregoing is
the weather record for the pas two
,,ys rhe SKIES have slo1ldet up this
ef,v!n7tl, aad anothe: i'm ~ 9
: -, - i. looked for
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NOTICE TO HORSE OWNERS,

On and after August / the price Of
hoTseshoeing will be advanced 25 cents
pc: set and 80 cents per set for horses
wearing Nc. 8 shoes Or larger. Owing
TO the advance in materials used we
zee! justified IN making this demand.
THE HORSESHOERS.
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Some Are Artists.

Some of the Eskimos possess truly
wonderful drawing and carving ability,
their pictured representations CT arctic
hunting and fishing scenes, etc, cary"
ed or drawn on IVORY with :he crudest
of instruments, revealing he marvel
Gus artistic bent Of these untatored
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01
Taylor's Co4xn Exchanee Resumes.

IaXIoEs C0tton EXehange t0aay re-
aUmcd business af;er several weeks
snsrensien. due to financial troubles
OF rs@so7s foe wL9m Nj. Taylor vas
surety The stv,e Of The f?rn is :.oN
Taylor & Thompson. Mr.. Thompson
is Ncll kncwn Gbsiness ma nf T+X-
Na17, whore Mr.. Taylor has his head.
QNarteYs.
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A Valuable ROok.

A very valuable book is Hebrew
Bible n the Vatican. In l512 the Jews
tried 10 huy it from Pope Julius =. for
is weight in gold. 1t is SO large and
..eavy tha+ two men can hardly lift it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01

A wheeluan's tool bag isn't complete
without a bottle Of Dr. Thomas Elec-
1:le Oil Heals cuts, bruises, stings,
sprains. Monarch over pain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Spooner Dramatic company was
again prevented from showing last
night by the unfavoralbe weather. To
night, THE Last of the Seminnols@ will
be the bill. The Jack o. Diamonds"
will be presented Saturday night, and
Saturday afternoon a matinee will be
given al popular prices.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01

Ten thousand demons gnawing awav
at ones vitals couldn't be much worse
than the tortures of itching piles Yet
there's cure. Doan's Ointment never
fails.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01

Women love clear. healthy com
o'eXion. Pure blood makes l. Bur
docks Blood Bitters makes pure blood
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Iudce Waite Assumes O.ce

New York. August 1.-Judee Byron
s. Waite of Michigan today assumed
The Office Il president of the Board q
General Appraisers 10 which he was
aroe:nted by President Roosevelt,
adse Waite succeeds Charles i. Ham
VINO resigned On account Of II heal,h
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-08-01

4 boon 10 travellers. Dr. Fow,efs $
Extcac, of Wild Strawberry. Cures
0ysentery, diaryhoea seasickness, nau-
ga. Pleasant to take Perfectly harm
less
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CITY COURT.

Wilson Carpenter, colored, riding on
train, S.
Rudy G. Brown, colored, drunk and
disorderly, S..
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An ice wagon broke down 0a
South Main street this morning.
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EN- BAYAM0N.
Mass meeting cat6lico.

El domingo las dos de 10 tar
de, se celebrar4 en- Ia veciuA pobi& :
ci6n de BAyam6n, un mass meeting
de propaganda cat6lica en- IL lyle.
sia.
Har&n uso de IL palabra, segdn
n0tictas que tenemos, los Doctores
Hernandez Lopez y SAldsns, el Sr.
B.anco y otras personalidadss de va
ler.
Promote est&r muy concurrido
el acto,
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CRONICA DE NUEVA YORK.

hoy comunicar & mis- lectores las
siguientes noticias.
I'll Presidente Steyn, que 10 fue
del Estado ex Libre de Orange y el
General Delarey que recientemente
derrot6 81 General ing16s Methuen,
haci6ndole prisionero, segdn svisan
de Pretoria sc encuentran en- comu"
nicaci6n con el Presidente INFERNO
Schalk Burger, de Ia ex. Rep6blica
del TransvA&l discutiendo los planes
de este 6ltimo para la concentration
de 10 psz.
LIegan tambien notici&s de Pre-
tori8 = Heidelburg al efecto de que
los Jefes beers en- camp&f1a Sc incli'
nan Ia paz, y que para este fin ira
tan de coaligarse.
Aun cuando no Sc hA llegAdo q
acuerdo algun0 todavia, hay ahor&
mas prob@bilidades que antes de lle-
gar 6 L. tan desead& pa2.
El Presidents Steyn es sin duda
ell factor mas importante de entire ell
elemento boer y 81 como rezan los
despachos de 10 prensa el General
Boaha la sacunda ca los planes ante.
'dichos, phrece .Rsegurar el 6xito del
proyecto.
Por otra parte, los delegados
beers en- Europa dicen que GlA en-
tregA Unconditional es imposible.2
Como Tnglaterra ha insistido 8 in.
siste en- 6sta, como condicion de psz
esine qua nonS, es clsro que sera di-
fell, por 10 que los delegados en-
Europa respecta, llegar 6 an acuer-
do, aunque de estos, como die en-
mis- notas dltimas, Inglaterra no to.
ma cuenta. I'll d6spota ingI6s, por
otra parte, prsp&rase para emitir un
nuevo empr@stito por vslor de $50
millones de dollars, que tArde 9 tenn
pr&no, 6 las buenas 6 & las malas,
pagaran los desamparados y her6i-
cos beers, tanto mas her6icos cuanto
mas se han visto y ven desampara-
dos, verdRderamente desamparados
del mundo civilizadO.
En- Csmbio ell GBiblion-Dollar
Steel Trust1 81 1nslizar Ell primer
RGloSde su existenci&, anuncia una
ganancia meta de S11O 100000! Du.
rante ell mes de Marco solo. las ga
n&ncias faeron de G0nce3 millonesl
La no5icia, sin en- barge, apen&s
tiene importAncia para estS gente
Jus II @OA@ 0S AAA1OnSS y 0tA4OuSS SUu
una feessura sin igual. E. que me-
nos hAbia de miles, aun Cusndo hos:
teza quiz&s de hamore, Asi como
nOsotrCs los lAtinos no tenemos bas.
tsnta tempo para h&blsr y discutir
frtvolidGdss, 81 tsma obligsdQ dc es-
te pueblo en- tOdos los momentos y
ocasiones es Ell sdollSra, y su ,adora-
cion el <centavo2. Y o1gsLos Vd.
hablsr de compa1ifas que Sc orgAni-
sAn con millones y quiebran & Ia Sc
maual
Elm ta1 case no Sc halIa por cier.
to, ell STrust <BlllonarioD del Ace.
ro3- Su capital 90 s6lido, como que 10
maneja Morgan, el egran talento f.
nanciero9 de los EstAdos Uaidos.
Ell CORREsPONsAL.
Nueva York, Abril.
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FabriCa de pdntOrrilLaS

A medids que Sc &proximan las
flestas de L. coronaci6n del rey de
Inglatarra, mas de IN lord contem-
pl1 cor angustia sus pantorrillas, LA
mad&s q ser pusstas en- enfadosa evi-
dencia en- tan solemne ocasi6a.
Aquellos altos dignatarios in
gleses, con quienes IL NAtur &leza SO
ha mostrado avara en- question de
carnes, se aperciben adoptar medi
das para subsanaF aQuel defectO, por
q. IL etiqueta es infaxible y reza que
clos Pores 1guraran en- Ia regia CO.
mitiva con catzon corto.S
Afortunad&mente, Ia Providen'
cia, adoptando las aparienci&s y Ia
fguraci6n de nm Mr.. ClArkson, ha
acudido en- socorro de Aquellos iris
tes~desheradados de musculatura.
El .afortunado industrial Sc hA es
tablecido en- Clearinghouse y su item
da est& constantemente fa7orecida
por numeEosa y signi6cada cliente-
Ia.
Mr.. Clarkson ha hecho algunas
tnteresantes confdancias & un perio-
dist& londinense.
SHasta ahora-mRnifest6 ell Co.
merciante-ya he recibido vsrios en-.
cavgos de pantorrillas para las fes.
tas de 10 coronation, pero no he pa
ssdo los apuros que seguramente me
hara pRsar To- afaencia de encargcs
cuandO SO &proxime mas I& 1achA de
Ia so4emnAdad. Entretanso, ell con-
sumo corriente de mis- g6neros es
muy importante.
eMis paEroQuianos son, On pri-
mer t9rmino, los gentlemen que cazan
8 que juegan golf Todos ellos SO pro-
vaen aquf de pantorrillas gruesRs y
fuertes.
sEn segundo t6rmino, fguran
los crisdos de casa grande, cocheros
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Y Los que critic&n q La Oorrespon-
dencia por que publica artfculos pro-
pSgandistas de ideas prOtestantes
sin tener en- Cuenta q. t8mbien publ
ca, y con mas frecuencia por Ccierto
articulos en- pro del cred0 c&t6lico,
quedar&n escandaliz&dos despues que
lean las siguientes lineas, publicadas
aquf por todos los peri6dicos sin
escr6pulo de n i n G IN cla-
SO. Tr&tase nRd& menos que de un
sermon pronunci&do ell Domingo de
Gloria en- Ia sIglesia del Mesias9 por
su ministro el Dr.. Minot j Savage
el cu&l dijo 10 que continuation
transcribo.
&Si estuvieramos segurOs de Ia
existencia eterna decia en- sus dlti-
timos momentos Ingersoll, entonces
el entierro de IN amigo serfa una
procession triunf&l, L. c&nci6n de los
seg&dores al tempo de recoger las
mieses, acompanada no de lagrimas
y angustias, sino de cantos triunfa-
les.a
elCual h& sido 10 aptitud de los
hUmbfes h&Cia Ell hechuds la n1uerte2
Ha sido 10 que h& hecho smarga Ia
vida; ha cegado los ojos con Iagri-
mas. Observad & los que preten,
den ser cristianos de cuflo antique
creyendo que esta maf1ana celebran
L. victoria del maestro sobre la
muerte. 81 SO les muere un amigos
vedles afigidos vedles cuDiertos de
lUtO1.
eAmigos, 81 nos proponemos ser
honrados y frances teLemos que ad-
mitir un hechO: CUE nunCa hUOo des"
de los primeros albores del cristiS-
nismo t&ntS gente que d1d&ra res
pecto lS vida futura como hay ac~
tu@lmente; no gente mals 6 ignorap'
to, sino los meJores que h&ber pue-
de, hombres de letr&s, pens&dOres
flosofos, y hombre de clencias que
han penetrado Ia historic y las tra-
diciones eclesiasticas. Esta es Ia &C.
titud de miles y el ndmerO auments
di&riamente.S
NSi Sc me praguntara 81 20 creo
que existen pruebAs bsgtSntes para
Greer en- Ia resurrection de JesGs, Sc
re franco y dire que no. No hay
testimonio verfdico que 10 iustifque
y bien sabemos que 81 tuvleramOs ell
de cientos y Run miles en- un caSO
parscido hoy dis, ese testimonio ten
dr1s para nosotros POGO pesos
4Yo creo con toda ell alma que
Jesds fa6 viato vivo daspu6s della cru
cificaxl6p, y do esa creenc1a popular
pudier& facilmente nacer lS creenci&
en- - resurrection del cuarpo. Yo no
creo que hsya nads en- ell hacho de Ia
muette sino un c&mbio como cuAudO
nos acosbumbrSmos & dormir por Ia
noche para levantarnos la siguien-
to mbGaua. Oreo cue Ia muerte es
otra clase de nacimientoj que Avar-
zamos al salir de esta vida, dSmos
un paso mas hacia un progreso cons
tante " no interrnmpido j@mas.
De Ia guerra anglo b0er = las
probabilidades de 10 paz de que ha-
bl6 en- mi. cr6niCa &ntgric.. puedo
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y lacayog quienes su oas exigen
que mGestren, aunque naturalmente
no las pOsesn, musculosss psntOrri.
las. e stas forman parte integrsnte
de los menesteres de IL profession, =
por ESQ ell consume del GartfculoS es
constante y copioso.
eEvidentemente hay psntorrilla
y psntorrillas, y por ESQ las etene-
NOSE de todos los presios, sin que
por Ia importancia mayor 8 menor
de 6stos Sc altere la calidad de nues-
tros productos, que son duraderos,
el@sticos y perfectamente similares
al natural. Nuestra clientela teatrsl
es tambi6n muy extensR, ST bien es ..
to especialidgd es ls mas dlflcil de
confecciouar.
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ESDlendideZ americana

Un documento emineutemente
suggestive y hslsgus1o en- alto grsdo
para los &rchimillonarios yanquis
Soaba de ser publicado en- Nuevs
York, y es 10 lista de tod&s las do"
n&cic les superiores & cinco mil do
liars heohss por squellos con anes
ben6icoa & en- inter6s p9blico duran
to ell a1o de 1901.
= Dichos donativos alcansan el to-
tel de squinientos treints y seis mi
llones ochocientos siete mil dollarsS,
8 sea una cantidad superior L. ter
cera parte de 10 gastado en- igual
lapse de tempo por 1uglaterra en-
IL guerra sudafcieane,
81 parAlelo es consolAdor.
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de New York
MOYimientO maritime,

e. FL dnico fetamanto que sc snun-
cia durante la semans ofrece para
conduCir cargamento de carbon de
piedra esa isis, desde Filadelfa, &
tipo reservado de hete.
Hay demands de buques para Ia
conduci6n de msderaa desde los puer
tos del sud q e@a isla, pero los vele~
ros de pocas tonelage escscean, 10
que difcult& TN tanto los negocios.
De Ahf que Sc manteugsn tipos de
fete muy frnoe5 Otro t2nto sCcede
con los buquos Que SO solicitea des.
de puertos del Atlautico, cuyo letes
SO sostienen frmeo.
Hntre los cargadoras existe re.
gulsr demands de buques para Ia
conduci5n de cargamon5os de carbon
de piedra y mercaderias en- general &
las Antillaa, soateni9adose muy FIR
mes los tipos delete,
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c ONP u NI&
DE LOS
FERRO-GARR[L s. DE PTO,RICO

La Compahia de los Ferro ,arrles de
Puerto Rico pJn8 on coaOcimLeoto del p4bli-
co nuy partl6uIarmonto dc los aacen ia 4o4
duen " do tAbrCA, que, uaDIeNdO monU4dO
On sus talIereS dc SanVurce mag uInarIa per-
fecCiOnadA. SO eucuontra en- uOuuaGLonts de
hacer Coda cIase dc rep trac1ones de pleas dc
maquinA asi como de nueVa construction con
pcOntitud esmerG.
Tamol6n dlspone de una fundiCI6a mo-
delo provisCa do apar4tos modernos y perfeo-
ctonadoS que le permlten fuudr denrro de
las 4o horas aquellas pleas que SO necesiten
con urgencia.
Pueden remitirse gratuitamente por fe-
rrocarril tod&s las pleas de mac uina que
hayan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-12
EXC0I0lt0 pult0rla.

Ea VAlcsrlos, pueblo Immediate
& PAmplons, ha ocarrido una sensi-
BILE desgracia.
Parsce ssr que un csr&binero Sc
vi6 scomettdo fariosaments por un
perro mastin, disparAndo sd fusiI
con tai malA susrte, que msto 81 due
10 del perto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-12
CONSEJO EJECUTlVO
De AVER.

La Comisi6n de H7cienda pre-,
sent6 informe sobre Ia fJrm~ de .os
bonOs del emprsstito ds Mayaguez
valorandolos a 1000 pesos
Pas6 Ia comis On correspon-
diente solicitui del Ju=z y Secreta-
rio de Policts de Gaayama pidien'
do apmentO de gueldo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-12
P0RT0-RIC0 RAILROAD COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
20 inform the proprietors OF factories and su-
gar estates that they are plaoIug themselves
at their disposal to pertor n in their workshops
all the work of repairing anu construction.
Their improved machin9ry allows then 10 do
this work with the greatest rapidIty and pre-
ciSi0n. A model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmeIr within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently The railroad ltse.t -,.l.ts.i.e
all the parts to the workshops. witch saves
the cost Of carriage,
Free transportation by ehe railroad lines
will be granted to cur customers.
0IeaGlY reduced prlCes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-04-12
El Corresponsal
NueyA York, 28 de Mario.

POR. Glen DOLLARS al con
tado SO vende an piano en- mUy buen
est&dO, de la afSmada fabrica de
KslmHnn, Berlin que cost6 $500 me
0rs&nos, In ssta rsdRoei6n tnfor-
lmIAMoa Ap