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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-06-14
The FIRST MEETING.
ne New city Administration starts
Out with a Push-An Additional
Policeman.


Policeman.
Hon. Geo. j.. Evans is the chief
executive of tine city of Ma%rtinsburg.
He took the oath of office Thursday
and il now the citY's full fiedged Nav
or. The oil I Council held a meeting
first and uassed al the bills on hand.
after which the new Council was
sworn in and the retiring members
vacated their seats to the newly
elected members. Those present when
Mavor Evans called the meeting TO
order were j. II. Porter, G. G..
Caller, Conrad Cline, d O.. Weston
haver, i s. Emmert. Martin Brown.
W. X. Kline, Chas A Hoogie and j.
I'll. LLOYD. CMr. Staublv came in La
ter.
The election of the officers of the
corporation was Proceeded with.
For the office of CITY Sergeant
Councilman Kline nominated o. S.
kigsbv, the present lncum bent. There
beng no other nominations the clerk
was instructed to cast the vote of the
Council for MIR. Rigsby.
For the office of City CLERK Coun-
Gilman Hnogie dominated A. r.
Lambert the present incumbent.
There being no other nominations the
CITY Sergeant was instituted to cast
the vote of the Council tor Mr.. Lam
bert.
On motion of Councilman Porter,
Ward b Lindsay was unanimously
elected City Attorney.
Councilman W. X. Kline was, on
motion of Councilman Cutler. elect
ed treasurer of the corporation with
out a dissenting vote.
Mr.. Shatfer was then unanimously
elected Superintendent of the Water
Works for tHe ensuing two years.
On motion of q ouncilman Kline
George Fetzer was elected assistent
superintendent
THE POLICE FORGE.
The following were elected on the
police force. making one add tional
policeman: S. II. Freeze. of the 2nd
ward, captain Burrel ". Martin, 1st
ward Charles McBee, 4th ward
George Johnson. 9Th ward.
The vote for Capt. Freeze was
unanimous. Messrs. Westenhavar,
Cline, Emmert and Lloyd voted
against the reelection of Policeman
Martin; Westenhaver, Cline and
LLOYD against the reelection of Po-
liceman McBee and Westenahver,
Emmsrt. Cline and Lloyd against the
election of Mr.. johnson.
On motion of Councilman Porter,
John Cav was reelected corporation
ianltor.
The following committees for 1909
-03 were read and were appointed
as read
Committees for %1902-1903.
Ordinance &c.-Prrter, Staubly,
Westenhaver, Kline, Llovd.
Finance &c.-Porter. @. Cline. Wes-
tenhaver, Brown. Hoogie.
Streets. = Cutler. Standby. Emmert,
Kline, HoogIe.
Real Estate &c. Porter, Cline,
Emmert, Brown Llovd.
Nuisance Cutler. Cline. Emmert.
Brown. Hooeie.
Water Kline, Cutler, q. Cline.
Westenhaver. Hoogie.
Llght.-Culler, %Staubly, Emmert,
Brown. Lloyd.
Cistern q Wells Porter, S%taubly,
Westenhaver, Brown. Llovd.
Uniforms. Brown, Porter, Stau.
blv. Emmert. LIuyd.
Council adjourned to meet in snec-
ial session Friday night. June 10.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-06-14
CLAIM THEY tTRpcK GOLD.

A party of capitalists who recently
leased a tract of land from H. A.
Carroll on the east side of Shenando-
an river, near Charlestowp, Tclaim
thew have struck gold in large guam
titv
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-06-14
TO BG AFIRsr-oLAss posroFE.cE.

Postmaster Peety at Charleston.
West Virginia. capital, has beer 0
titled hat after Julv theECharleston
Dostofiice will be placed on the list of
tirst-class postoflices.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-06-14
LEVY IS MADE
as Cents on the 500 For General
County Purposes.
MAY BE INCREASED TO so CTS.
The Court Will Probably Need More Money to
Build Bridges Dispute Over Roads
Consuming Lots Of lime.

The three members Of the County
Court FRIDAY visited Falling Waters
district aud as a special committee
viewed the routes for the road which
residents Of ;1at district want oDent d
and o-er winch there IL a controvcr-
~. Che court took up the entire
morning in discussing the Dfns ana
cons Of the road question and at no-n
took d recess Tor dinner without
anv decision If the court
can complete all the business on hand
this afternoon 1t will adjourn Tor
ma term. II not, the term will be
continued nuttl Monday.
The levy for county was
fixed st As cents ON the one hundred
collars valuation of the taxable prop
erty III the county, no Iart of which
IS Tor lie purpose Of building or as
sistiug to build railroads the levy
was made upon the basis ofthe follow
ing estimates of the amount necessary
TO be levied for the current fiscal wear
to cover ali county oebts, including
DuLlle expenditures
For parish and parish
phys'nians $1,000.
Assessors 700.
Steward to Aims House 525.
Clerk Circuit Court 500.
Clerk County Court 800.
Prosecuting Attorney 700.
Petit Jury 500.
Grand Jury 100.
County Commissioners 450.
jan and Jailer's tees 5000.
Court House 300.
Sheriff 200.
hoads and bridges 5000
lnquests 100.
Buuks and Stationery 800.
Land and proof books 400.
Aims House 200.
Fox scalEs 20.
Interest on county bonds 1900.
Commissions to Sheriff 1900.
Erroneous and d%elinauent taxes 800.
Justice and Constable fees and
arrests 1000.
Contingent expenses 1900.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-05
Our Stationery Department.

Greater than everChuck full Of Novelties fancy Papers,
ESQ So 90 per box Fancy Ink
metals and glass known to the arts Silver Novelties for Station
cry Safe pocket stand Calendars 30
$3.50. Christmas Cards. 1c &C. 3d. 40, 80 up and better
twice the price, assortment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
cApIrALIsrs VsITINe rExAs.
Party Is Now Looking Over Port Arthur
and Sabine.

Party Is Now Looking Over Port Arthur
and Sabine.
Beaumont, Texas, March Il. The party
Of distinguished Northern and Eastern cap
italists that are down here as the guests OF
John II Kirby. were in Beaumont for a
brief time today. passing on through to
Sabine Pass. There they LETT their private
car, and returned hy water late this after
noon. In the party are two of the best
known Of 81. Louis capitalists, Murray
Carleton, head Of the Carleton Dry Goods
company and president of the 81 Louis
Transit company, and Edward Whitaker.
banker, broker hnancicr aud promoter,
president OF the Transit company at The
time OF and for several months after The
gigantic street railway strike there: Pat.
rick Calhoun Of New York who recently
purchased a large block Of the Higgins ON
company stock. and who Is accompanied
ny Mrs Calhoun; Henry r. Kent and r.
II. Franklin.
The visit of the party to the Sabine is
taken as u confirmation OF the report that
the Kirby interests had purchased the
water front down there from Knuutze
Brothers, and that II was the intention of
the purchasers 90 build II up considerable
The party Is also Interested I'm oil and IN
lumber quite largely. II Is expected that
the reform to Houston VIII he made We'd
nesday. and after a trip to Port Arthur.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
Notes and Personals.

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,,.ilS 'ti',' ~ w Navy vas
''.' '''"" 30"
,,,d ~
& r., i, w. ''N '''"'''" 'i'" o."
'''."'' VIZ.
A. y. Ta1l"r' travelling freight agent
OF m" t"uSt"n East ana West TEXAS,
spent Yesterday at Br'uhaW
4, g N'wSnm. division passenger agent
Of the Souihurn Farih, ana Houston ana
Texas central ~ l'aIla>, was mere N1u-
day
H. NcNauder travelling freight agent If
the Ei rasu Rock island route. was in the
rii% yesterday from III IHS" on company
business
Advertising Agent Dnulup of tho Frisco.
accompanied hy his wife, came in ycstcr
uay from ST Louis and viii remain here
several days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
WILL CURE YGUOF
Rheumatism
NO PAY UNTIL YOU KNOW 1T.

,o Ni'rr 2hN experiments. have learned
/ n"N IL" eur" rheumatism, Not 10 turn hnnv
IWnlS INTO flesh again: thar is lmnossibic
hUl can cure the disease always. al any
Stage. and forever - al any
{ ask no money. Sinnlv ,,,.i,o ,, ,
postal and Will send you an order nm youv.
nearest druggist for six bottle, Of pr
/ HHuop Rheumatic euro. for every drur
iiSt Keeps IT, So II for a month. and II r.
| dinrN what / claim pay your druggist e., 20
. lof a. II II doesn't. ! Will nav MIN nrrse'f
nave no samples. ANY medicine tbnt CIV
AFFECT rheumatism with hut n faw do.o
mIsl be druggcd to the verge of d,i,grr
use no Snch drugs. II Is folly 10 take fbem
'09 must got the disease ont OF thc Mod
- MY remedy does that, even I'm tba nlos,
ulihfut, obstinate cases No u,sttrr he,
mpG>Nlhle THIS seems to YOU | know {, ,r,I
thke ms FISK. have cured tons ~ tbn,,
sands 81 cases in this way ana nv ,. ,iuI
snow that 80 out or 80 who Get tbo w., rIiS
9ottieN pay and gladly I have learned ~, ~
i"opIr IN general arc honest with - nbri
cum VINO cures them. That is nil ! AZ ~
~ dont eNuact penny from vou -
SIMPLY write mo a postal card or iot+e,.
"l me send Won m order for tho mo ill.,
aus" a book Take II for n montb 80
Won harm Won ANYWAY. II IL a,,ro ~, u.
Sh'Hl ! leave hat entirely 10 Won III, paH
pt Snoop Box $50 Racine WI.
ny one or two hotties. At mn drnycists'
an1ltol Pharmacy: 81 Main street. Ar.
im,ntt C"cErel Go2 Main street: 4. r Kies. /
'nI. 'o2 Main street Specinl Agents N''S'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
REFUSED TO PERMIT REMOVAL.
San Diego is County Seat and Trains
Must Stop in Town

San Diego Is County Seat and Trains
Must Stop in Town
Austin. Texas. March 1.-THE railroad
commission today refused the application
Of tho Texas Mexican railroad for permits.
sion to change Its track and depot in the
town Of san Diego. the county seat of Duval
county. The commission Is Of the opinion
that Il has no authority to allow the re-
moyal OF the depot from tho limits NJ the
town for, though the latter Is not a cor.
porate body, u is the county seat aud the
statute provides that when railroad
passes within three miles Of a county
seat depot shah be maintained within
the limits Of the town The proposcd
change would not take the depot much
further from the business section OF the
town that IL Is at present, hut Il Eould
remove II outside the town Units and
therefore the commissioners refused the
application.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CONSTRUCTION

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Big System.
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''''' "'N 90" ''' o'''"''"
cihr, summarized shows toe following I'M
movements going IN.
t-,or.t,. fr, ,l.t.,iIf -rgt
nb"u, - miles TO |N'f dNn. Nhonl ~ mites
~ Track laid
r,,.n,t.r of tho Nn.tiu aud Northwest
rrn from Hnr1cl TO hAUlrH'"N' l'N'7' a"'"t
~ miles
sh,,tc,i,, fhs limo bctrcan waldo
-rS Hn,t ''n,nI ,r.iorl gnr,r,s ronnrfrd
e'1S. anu I'au'"'' N"'''f'
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',i ''N'
mi, ,,.. n,,,rd branch from
90 miles a. Cbsts'
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W. '''H ."'' 80, WI, t az
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W ~ f'.," ~ ~"'' i''Nn 'L,i ',.,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
Miss Elizabeth Hesselman, Treasurer
of the Neenah, Wis, Schiller Club, Tells
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Om-
pound Stopped Her Monthly Suffering md
Improved Her General Health.

"DEAR Mrs PNHHAM II always healthy cir until
about year ago when caught cold coming home
party months after that very irregular and .ffered
pains for day lost flesh and strength Id be-
alarmed My mother procured bottle of Lydia EPnk
hams Vegetable Compound for me, and began tdake it
faithfully found that my general health improved within
couple of months became regular day and suffered nuher
pain and several my friends have been helped thoug
since ELIZABETH HEssELMAN 20 First ST. Neenah. Us.
$4,000 FORFEIT If THE ABOVE LETTER NOT GEUINE.
When troubled with Irregular suppressed paul
strUaton eucorh displacement womb
that bearing feeling, inflammation of the oyares boat
ing atuenceL general debility indigestion saton,
or are bese with such symptoms dizziness, antne atde
ctabity, maty SeepeSsnes melancholy gone
and feelings blues and hopeessns should
remember there tried and remedy nkbam's
Vegetable such troubles Rec buy
any other medicine for you need the best
Pinkham 70 write advice.
guided q rs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
Railroad Commission To Meet.

The railroad commission is slated to
hold a session in Austin today at which
considerable business VIII be transacted,
that Is II the two members OF the COM
man Reagan is still very ill aud Il dc.
wolves upon his associates to say whether
they shall get together and transact busl-
ness.
General Freight Agent Dunlap OF the
Sunset Central lines left last night for
Austin to attend the meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
VIII Write un Teras.

Mr.. Frederick Palmer. the famous artist
and writer, with Golfers Weekly, was u
visitor to the office Of Colonel Morse OF
the Southern Pacific yesterday morning.
Mr. Palmer stated that he was In this
to he used IN an Illustrated article on tho
rice and oil fields Of Texas. which viii
soon he published. MIR Palmer left yes.
terday afternoon for Galveston, and on
his return will visit Beaumont and other
points OF interest throughout the State
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

includes steel aNlcs. cnSi-stcel holsters Met
al company pattern brake beams rtSt iron
brake shoes Tor box cars und GRAY iron
brukc.sh shoes for nat cars Both Hat aud
box cars are TO he equipped with New York
air brakes. Lone star coupers aud Miner
draft rlgglngs. Box car roufS nrc to he
improved Wluslnw steel carliucs.
Tho Texas aud Pacific order Cor 300 box
cars with the American Gar 4 Foundry
company. calls FOR the following: They
will he Of $1,000 pounds capacity, we ght
OF ears ~ ono pounds: - feet long. Sfect
2iIinches wide: Gfect 1iiaiuchcs high tn
side measurement: wooden underframes
Block Folak wrought iron axlcs American
steel Foundry company's holsters. Damas
rus ruke-beams: GRAY iron brake shoes
Westinghouse brakes Garrett -. Louis
bruises. Tower couplers: ST. Louis fiush
door fastcniugS and doors; sailing metal
Fletcher lids: Patterson Sargent paint;
Inside Murphy roofs French springs; Amer.
lean rigid steel trucks and cast-iron wheels
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
channes h Santa Ee cletks.

Galveston, Texas. March 17.-SeyeraI
changes were made today In the general
passenger onlce Of the Santa Re growing
out Of the transfer OF Nose Harris who has
acted as advertising clerk "a Los Angeles
Cal Ernest J. Peters has been appointed
advertising clerk Richard Hancock stock
clerk: Murdock Kerr voucher clerk, and
Bushard Fontaiuo mailing clerk. Al OF
the men mentioned have previously been
employed in this ohice and the changes are
all In the nature OF promotions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
Orders for Equipment.

The Southern Pacific has placed an order
with the American Car & Foundry company
calling Tor 100 40-ton dat and 1900 30 ION
box ears. 1870 delivery. The box cars viii
be 36feet long; s-feet 6lnches wide fleet
sls-lnches wide. sll inside measurements;
wooden undsrframes The nat ears viii be
36-feet long; a-fect wide. and also wooden
underframes. Special equipment for both
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
MovEMENT on OCEAN vEsseLs.
(speclal to The Postl

Port Esds, La.--Arrlyed: Hugip (Norl
from Tampico. via Progresso; Esther (AmJ
from Blrehelds; Ely fBr1, from CELIA
George w. Kelly (Am.). from Ceiba: "a.
pslla tBr), FROM Liverpool, via Colon: 4
Otter. tAnl.). from Puerto Cortez Via Port
Barrios Beverly (Br), from Port Limon:
Athesia (Gerl, from New York; whitney
lAmD, from Havana.
Liyerpool.-Arrlyed: Ikal (Br), from Gal.
weston.
Aarhuus-Arrived: wilhelmlna (Dutch),
from Galveston.
Hamburg.-Arrived; Bangor tBr), from
Galveston.
Hamburg. Arrived; Roddam tBr), from
Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

including 400 to arrive, 'tationS IN
chaogod. Futures on thc't call wore
HhouI 9 points up. WhileverpooI NIs
unchanged. business was 'oucd active
aud prices vcry hrm Thcras some real
i7lnc salcs that tomporariponght about
Slight declines After mai tuciudttou9
in either direction the ma closed with
net gains compared with Sday's closing
of = to- : points
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
LAMPAsAs EXTENSION.

Work Of Construction Is Going on from
Both Ends.
Mr. John r Hughes, the well known
railroad contractor who has tho contract
for building the Houston aud Texas Cen
tral extension from Burnct to Lampasas,
WAS in the city yesterday and was a caller
Mt tho Houston and Texas Central offices.
MIR Hughes said the work ~ construction
had beou started from both ends and would
hc prosecuted vigorously. lie left last night
for Kansas CITY ON "a business trip.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

Houston Texas. March II. Advlces from
prominent houses say they expect a large
movement this week. but thoy consider cot
ton purchase on all reactions
N'ili raising the estimate n consumption
Tor America and Canada and lowering his
L"R H>'ll0me IS considered very hulliSn,
VINO some conservative bull houses claim
ne price IS nigh enough for tho present
We continue in tho belief n A ,rnu
around ter million bales with higher prires
m the near future. Richard Cooke & 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
Its Sal Il whl,.

The standard among champagnes Is the
NO ths nalates o. eonpossenrs fa Ss 'a cps
tury and q half. Most famous In America
Is the Moet & Chandon White Seal. Eper-
nay. France, of the celebrated vintage of
1872. which Is perfection in Dry, Deli
cate champagne.-Ad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

Advices received yesterday hy Assistant
General Passenger Agent pohorty n the
Houston Fast and West Texas state that
new orchard has boon started az I'm
poria on the line of that road. II will
lac owned aud operated 10y the Emporiu
colony company. who viii plaut 800 acres
IN peaches. pears aud other fruits
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

Seven ears containing crows and male
rial left Yesterday over the Houston and
Texas Central fnr Hrmpsto1d where tine
work Of erecting the ON tank Tor the line
viii be begun. After putting in the Hemp
stead tank th" construction gang will pro
coed to Austin where the second tank viii
be put in,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
NnTIcE.

The 1nnnce committee will sell 10 the
highest bidder all properly sold y the city
upder execution Tor faxes. This sale NIL
begin Wednesday the 18th instsnt az 10
no al Milby & Dow hail. snd continue from
day 10 dav mill all property Is sold.
- Tip7sT. CITY Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
Gone Up the Line.

Superintendent Lee and Engineer Of
Maintenance OF Way Kelios left last night
for l.cdbcttcr, on The western division OF
The Central They will he absent two or
three days on rompany business
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
al. clnrL, tn Mnrt.

One Neek from today there viii he "a
important meeting 81 railroad men a. Hot
Springs. The rate clerks T., the various
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
Richard Cooke e. Co.'s Letter.

t'HnCS M S2oWd4.to. Domestic Janau
steady IA offerings, al s.. 95n3 -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
Review OF the New Ons Market.
lSneninl 10 Thct.l

New Orleans. March l7hc market in
rough rice was steady &C end of the
week, and prices were wtaintanrd hut
business was restricted tho small re-.
reiptS of hoth japan auhdhraS,
Cl"au rice was stronpth an active
demand.
Tho steamer Arkadia clear for san
lGan and Ponce. Portcn. during tho
coming week with Lpra and Texas
rice
The domestic demau'r high, grade
rice continues strong dcalers report a
good business Mr. ) he BrcaUN, re
viewing the rice marsayS;
"a fair demand coPs on basis
value Of S3,75 for NcltonduraS. aud
So ~ for No I Japan1cse figures, in
my judgment. arc Goi, maintain. nor
can 7 SOC ANYTHING in 'tnation 10 war.
rant a belief nt any b range NJ value
tn" balance ~ this 50
Report from the ~ generally arc
10 the effect that thcon has h"en. So
tar very Favorable" fuN ~. ana on he
river. Bayou IafourAd Bayou Tcche.
| n" little p.apling has done Tho n,
/ fort seems to be gene get In an early
I crop, and II we have hing like a fnv.
cradle late summer outs viii come in
[ very rapidly his Yea
IT W" believe evng that We read
/ in the ,mprr~ So far NaS is concerned,
/ ! should say that tlNl year her CROP
| ought to he as largehnt Of h. entire
/ rice belt this season. thing that Strikes
| m" in a ] This Is though we hear on
| every side ANA SEQ rrv side evidences
Of increased producpd increased min.
ing capacity, we ~ little effort Ia
/ the matter or jucreaun>umptiou IN,
7 Rice Association ofr,ra is nov nprr-
/ aiinC Il rice kitchen aShiuctou. n O..
end late gdvircS there report its
( doing worry we'll i tho policy Of mo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

New Orleans Cotton,
New Orleans, March l1-Spot cotton was
in good demand with sales OF 255O bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
u. Z. & w, t. II. II.

"
Fifth Ward Depot.
tesvs 100 an Express Train Arrive 1000 p
Grand Central DsPo!
Leave sos . n................h Arrive 9.O2 a "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18

81. Il. & T. Il. II.
NJ. K. & 7. Depot Fifth Ward.
cave g. 80 = m .......... Arrive 9. 30 =. n
rave O5 p n -....,.... see. Arrive 8 so n
For Galveston Trains see G. " & H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-09-25
Hoy las 2 de la mafiana salio para
Ia Isla, Ell vapor costanero Porto Rice"

Hoy las 7 de la mafiana salio para
Ia Isla, Ell vapor costanero Porto Rice"
La Emulsion de Scott es un excelen.
tc alimento de ahorro, y un modifcador
poderoso de la nutricion.
81 infrascrito, Doctor en- Medicina y
Cirugfa.
Certifca Que la preparation demo
minada Emulsion de Scott, es, por el
aceite de bacalao que contiene, agente
termogeno de primer orden, v s'excelen
te alimento de ahorro," y por los hipo-
fos6to, "modifcador poderoso de la nu-
tricion.
La he administrado con frecueneia
en- casos de debilidad general, raqui-
tismo, escorofula, tisis puimonar, etc,
siempre con resultados satisfactorios
X para que les Sres. Scott & Bovine
hagan de esta manifestation ell uso con-
veniente, la expido en- San German,
Isla de Puerto Rico 2S de JUNO de
1894.
D. Lopez.