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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23

Aver no fue asistido ning1n indi-
vfduo en- el Guarto de Socorros.
-Numerosa concurrencia aSiStlo a la
funcion dada anoche en- Ell Teatro de
esta ciudad.
-Ha llegado la capital el esclare-
cido y popular Rev. Padre Domingo
Miro, Cura Parroco de Hatillo, quien
como en- todos os curatos que ha de-
sempefado ha sabido captarse todas
las simpatfas.
LIE saludamos afectuosamente y opta-
mos por que Sc ,realicen los deseos que
4 esta ciudad le han trafdo.
Aver Sc celebraron solemnes flu
nerales de cuerpo presente en- sufragio
del alma del digno sacefdote Rev. Pa
DIRE Vega ID. e. p.) en- la que fue su pa
rroquia de Bayamon.
Ofciaron en- el acto el eminente y
modesto Padre Paul Vega, acompafado
de los P. P. Fernandez, cura de Vega
baja Torres, de Rfo-piedras, dando
mayor realce Ia cerem onia la presen-
cia de los sef1ores Ex-gobernador Ecle-
siastico virtuoso Padre Berries y ell Pbro
Urbano Llamas, Notario.
Una numerosa concurrencia asistio
al temple catolico a elevar suS plega-
rias por ell que fu6 su digno Pastor.
-Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar
nuestro compatriota Pbro. Infanzon,
Cura Regente de Guayama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23
RevIsta Comercia|
DE NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS
Operaciones durante e1 dfa de hoy
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME

La carga que Ell vap. amer. "Phila-
delphia" to.no aver en- este puerto cor
destino al de New York es la siguiente.
Riera hmns 81 con 100 libras cafe, a CT
tabacos elaborado. J. Cabo y co l CT id.
id. Bozzo Bas y co, 2 cIs id id. Eladio J.
Vega, 2 cIs id. id. Tomas Prado, cIs
id. id. M. Valledor, a cIs id i'd Sores de
M. Lomba y co, s cIs id id. Pla y co, II
cIs id id. Geronimo Carreras, a CPS id.
Portela y co, cIs i'd id. The Cayey Ca
guas cigar CO. "a cls id id. Mateo Ruca-
bado 20 cIsi id. Francisco Rucabado,
I'd cJs id id. Hilario Santos y co, 8 CT id.
i'll 20 SIS cocos. Durlach Bros IL cIs ta-
baco elaborado CT press The West
Indies cigar co, pacas con oI2 ibras
tabaco en- picadura, "a CTS tabaco .eiabo-
rado. Porto Rico Export co, 81 id, The
American West Indies Trading co, 80
Icls id i'd. 10 pacas con I.I7o libras taba-
leo en- rama, Comp Industrial dc Puerto
Rico, s i'd con 562 id i'd i'd. Porto Rican
American Tobacco co, 1 CT tabaco cut
|tings, I35 cls tabaco elaborate The
Cadiz Cigar co, 10 pacas tabaco en- ra--
ma, con oo3 libras. Sobrinos de Ez-
lquiaga- ISo SIS cocos Dooley Smith co,
q cIs tabsco elaborado, sack cloth. I
barril tab co elaborado y otros, 10 sP
Icon I7o2 libras cate. 1t. NJ. E. Lock. s
lcI naquinas escribir Mullenhof Korber
| i CT cont a pump. 8 cls tabaco elabora-
do. Finlay Brothers Weymouth Trading
leo, i CT drill II7 SIS cocos. Jaime Anexy,
| + fr VI ~ ron htndie boilers ci
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23
1unu|tO Dor los consumes
en- Espaha
En- Valcorro no quisieron pagar
los consumes
Un hombre muerto

Servico cablegrafco especial del Boletin Mercanti
Nueva York, jueves, s,-Comunican de
Madrid, que aver han ocurrido serios
disturbios en- Valcorro, pueblo de la pro-
vincia de Orense.
Ell tumulto fue producido a causa de
la desesperada resistencia que venfa ha-
ciendo el vecindario desde hace tempo
al odioso impuesto de los conNumos.
Las empleados de consumes fueron
atacados por e1 pueblo. En- auxilio de
los primeros acudio la guardia civil re-
sultando muerto un paisano.
Los paisanos hicieron frente a las
fuerzas, habiendo varios heridos.
El motin duro algunas horas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23
Disgustos en- Washington 6
Supuestas influencias de los po-
deres europeos en- ell negocio
de las AntillaS
iHabra una conjuraci6n para evitar
la venta?
servicio eablegratco especial del Boletin Melcanti

Servicio eablegrahco especial del Boetin Mercanti
Nueva York, jueves.-Al recibirse
aver en- Washington, la noticia de que
habla fracasado el proyecto de venta de
las antillas cause mucho disgusto en- los
c1rculos pol1ticos.
Dfcese que en- Ell Departamento de
Estado no Sc han recibido aun detalles
d. la votacion.
Los periodicos de Ia mafiana han de-
clarado airadamente, que tienen Ia con
viccion cieta de que existe lin conve-
MO europeo, para no permitir la venta
de las Antillas danesas q los Estados
Unidos.
Dlcen en- Washington, que Alemania,
Francia y Russia, han tornado Ia liga
contra el ncgocio que fracas6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23
AIanza Anp|O-a|enana
Para repartirse Ell Africa del Sur
Aggression a Portugal

Nueva York, jueves-Un cablegra-
ma recibido de Paris, da cdenta del
descubrimiento hecho Ell aquella capital
de la existencia oculta de una alianEa
entire Inglaterra y Alenania para re-
partirss el Africa del Sur.
Dicen que elobjeto de esta alianza, es
la adquisici6n de las colonias portugue-
sas, bien conprandoselas a la nacion
Lusitana, 8 arrebatandoselas por Ia
fuerza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23
In Rector Millionaire
Mr.. Carnegie, en- la Universidad
de San Andres
Recibido con grandes honores

Nueva York, jueves-Comunican de
Londres que aver ha sido reconocido el
popular Millionaire ilustre filantropo
Mr.. Carnegie, como Rector de la Uni
versidad de San Andres, q cuya fuuda-
cion contribuyo Mr.. Carnegie con I'm
esplendido donativo.
Al acto de la toma de possession de
opulento Rector, asistieron las mas con-
notadas perSonalidades de Gran Bretafia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23

! cIs zapatos. Nc Murine Cutler y co, 2
cls Spring cotton.
ENTRADAs DE TRAvEsA
De New York, vapor americana Ca
racas," a Villar y CO. con carga que re-
seharemos en- el n1mero de n1afiana.
EN1RADAs DE cosrANERos
De Ponce, vapor americana s.Vasco':
Sobriros de Ezqulaga: CT y bl gale
tas, 8 bis ceryeza, As paqueses papei.
sALrpAs DE rRAyEsn
Para Hun1acao, Via Maunabo), vap.
noruego "Jotnn, por Sobrino de IL
quierdo y co. en- iastre.
Para Ponce y ruta, vapor alein4n
polynesia por Mullenholl y Korber:
Liverpool. Porto Rican American
Tobacco co. a cI tabaco elaborado.
Hamburgo. Porto Rican American
Tobacco CO a cl tabaco eiabCrado.
sAL1DAs DE cosTANERos
Para Vieques goleta tUverjta. con 6
bis cerveza y 9 atds zinc.
Para Fajado ruta, vapor annerlcaro
Porto Rico, con carga general.
Para Naguabo, Humacao y Yabucoa
lgol Dolores con carga general.
\
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23
No Sc venden
Votaci6n empatada en- ell Senado
Una session tumultuosa

Uld SGSiOIl lulllultuOSd
Servicio cab 'egradco especial del Boletin Mercant
Nueva York, jueves-Avisos llegados
de Copenhaguen dicen que en- la session
dc aver el Parlamento danes voto Ell
proyecto de venta de las Antillas.
La discussion que duro varias horas,
fue vigorosa y en- vista de Ia irreducti-
Bile frmeza de los adversalios de la
venta y de los que deseaban el negocio
quedo sometido q votaCion ell proyecto
resultando empatada.
Durante este tempo, Sc pronovio I'm
gran alboroto en- el Senado, que Sc cree
producido por los mie:nbros de la ca
mara baja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23

opERAeIoNEs DE BuorEs EN- PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23

Fsla maquina de escrbir pertecta que Sc conoce
Representa- Ia Ultima palabra construction equpo Ele-
gante fora arlstico el dsefo. menor esuer
produce Is de rabao pereco que cuaquier otra
maquna de escrib uescritura mpa clara su fun
con rapda sencosamente Sc envfan soicitud catalo
gos por Sc desean Agenes locales buenas
fereneias
Para precos condolences inarmes dirjrse 1nico ex
pendedor para Puerto Rico
}. Vidal 0inard.- Bayamon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23

Ell dia 2I del mes en- curse existfan
en- las carceles de Distrito y Preside
Departmental 1928 presos, dividldos
en- la siguiente forma en- condena, ooo
y en- sumario 527.
De estos son mujeres Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-10-23
sAIlpAs DE NEW YORK.
VAPoR
sALIDAs DE SAN JUAN

nen
y
La cafga para apores York ra mnee has las
dla tard del Lunes del da de sda, mas tard
sERvECEO DE CAR0TAJE
Sa p ESTE uevea Octube 25 Nov TO- regrssando San
joan e1 Ltraes por Ia noche.
oESIE: visrnes Oct 81 Nov. a. %, regresand0A San
Tuan Martes por Ia noche
Nueva 1ork
Sc ~ da del dia de sada hasa las de arde
Sc ena On hasta da del dia de sada hasta
las 6 de Ia taede
10 0ssiaaSl l. is 81 ''an 0Ns''nen'' 20 'A sI
0icina de San Juan, Gale Tanca no. q.
fELEFoNO No 5Iis
0icina de Nueva York, MIN. Broadway. =
Ofciua de Nneya Orleans, w Euc, Agent 6l0 Common ST.
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Ponpeic Copper
The Faddish Metal

Copper Belt Pins and Buekles-PSyehe,
Cupid, Pond Lily and AIT 1Er
Noveaute designs ,..,.D...... SJI
COLLARS for evening wear, made OF
strands OF graduated pearls and festoon
effects .,.,.,.' .,..,'...,...,. S3.>O
NECK CHAINS, gilt with six obong In
dian beads In all bright eolors .. 7Se
BELT SETS OF gun metal finish, real
Egyptian heads. Set consists OF four
pieces for front, back and sides 49,, soc
poo KET BoOK--In black seal, brown
and tan morocco with pompeie Copper
initial plate .......,..,,,.........7Se
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The Newest
In Stocks

Beautiful new stock Collars. rich taffsta
silks, turnover and tabs, embroidered in
grape clusters and foliage, new burnt
orange and white or black, coral and
white on white, light blue on white,
black on white, and all black stunning
novelty.
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Leather Goods
Novelties

Tourists Cases Black Morocco, ebony
finished pieces, r1zor, comb, SCISSORS,
tooth and shaving brushes, C6 En
razor strop and soap box ~ pU.JU
Cases-Allieator or Morocco, hair aud
clothes brush, soap box, tooth and nail
brush In case, nail file, shoe buttoner,
Jewel box, mirror and co
SClSSOfS ....,............ .s..-r ..-s.s w
Tourists Cases-Black Morocco, tan
morocco lined, contains g needed
articles makes grand C1S
gift ..... .....,..,............plJ
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Children's
Midget w rist Bags

Made Of WaIrus, Seal and Morocco,
chocolate and black, gilt frame and
chain. Great sale for d0c
Monday ...... tVN
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Women's Warm
Wooden Gloves

Knit Yarn, in black, white, tx
red, drab, slate, ........ &ON
Cloves-Wool Yarn, shell knit
hand, plain knit fingers, heavy
ribbed top, black, white E0c
and gray. ...,.,..., 80. OON
Cloves--Wooi Yarn, plain fingers and
wrist, fancy Jacquard hand, light Tx
and dark gray, black, white $50. AJI
Gloves Fabric, fleece lined, q 1Sc
clasp, black ,..,,.,......,...,. .%O$
Packers Healing Tar Soap
Sells at all stores at 2se caks I1c
Monday. .,... ..............,t JN
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Wonen's
Grape Wells

n Yard Chiffon Wells, grape clus-
ter designs, figure reverses CT
white or black ... ....pA
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Mems
Silk Umbrellas

20 and 2S-lneh size, double twilled silk
with Weischel and Congo natural handles,
sterling silver trimmed or CT
Mems Umbrellas--Double twill silk,
horn and ivory handles with sterling
silver trimmings, SO. 50 and $3.50 CO
values at ............... DJ
Mems UmbIellas-Fine Taffeta SILK, all
sterling silver and ivory han CL IN
dies, regular so umbrella DU.JU
Mems Umbrellas Finest Silk, fine ivory
handles, sterling silver trimmedCQ S0
So 50 umbrellas. ........... DOsJU
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Wonlen's
Wrist Bags

Bags of Walrus, Seal and Morocco,
with nickel frames and long chains,
snap clasp, in russell, brown or
black leather lined; in small, me-
dunn and very large sizes; some
have outside kerchief pockets,
Others have inside pocket, E0c
Great sale for Monday. $3.50 JU(
Childrens sire, 25e
Bags of Walrus, Mode, Chocolate
and Black, kid lined, inside pocket,
frame and chain of nickel and gun
metal, snap clasp, new CT 0A
shape. large size .... UhsUU
Newest Comb
Creation
Back Combs of Ivory, banded
with fiigree designs Of new CT
gray finish tipped with gilt. DI
7-Inch artan
Plaid Ribbons
Soft silk Ribbons in handsome
plaids, overrun with satin kEc
stripes; a yard...".,.,. UJN
Women's
Mannish Kid Gloves
PERKINS, Kid, in heavy quality,
walking kind, one clasp, pique
seam, modes, browns, CT 0E
tauS, white. ...,r... DAsAO
(PeIun's PALMA
PERKINS, GrenobIe Kid, extra heavy,
driving, mannish, stitch CT E0
ed back, very SWELL. plsJU
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Garnitures

For Couture and Corsage
Smart Bows, Buds, Roses, full
blown; clusters of Roses and Buds,
Roses and Pompons, Dew Drops
and Du Barry Clusters-all even
ing shades of soft satin and velvet
ribbon. ..,...... 3oc to $500
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Mems
Christmas Neckwear

New sth Ave. Four-in-Hands, smartest
ties yet. m ksS a -Four ln-iland "once
over" or an Ascot fine heavy Barathea
silk, all late aristoeratie color CO
ings ......... ...,........ 49,. DA
New Flowing Tom-b-Hand, made in
new popular grays, biGes, dark reds,
light effects, heavy stripes and CT R0
raised figure effects .. 5l.JU
Ascot Ties, Tor dreiyy men, Bro O. IN
cade Blratheas, fne satin ined DIsJU
New 2 Side fouf-iH-EIands, new gray
and other new popular shades, IN Bafa-
theaS, Moires, Peal de Soies andCf 0A
others at +..t.....- pA.tlU
OR Mems
Great Holiday Showing Of
so Cent Neekwess
Latest poCgls- I'd
eolofS = Is,
rich Z 4. 90 ID
dnen,ewcds q
Newest ..
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MEMS Bath Robes

clols I' i lsa, tan and pink, Terry CT NJ
In age cord and ta'sel 0I.YJ
i i,s N e, For Men or Women, ms
I'd ,,, 10th pretty light plaidsc 4 IN
M pes with hood. .94.0U
~, Eso ,' Men or Women; finest
w, N'o'h 1t taney stripes or CO
"...... 30
Inv SO as Men or Women; finest
saoil nav sSayy, In new fleur de lisCz IN
ass .GobeS-For Men or Women, double
nm, "ool Eiderdown. These are in
aRr "''si'y stripes, sailor cE
!: hs aSSO e, Men or Women; dou-
Assr. ., Wooi eidesdown, grsys, co
In, s'n Roman stripes. 80, !. 20
sssss' so OBJ, ;, Wool Elder co
\, -sSnaid dark effects 4lU
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Suspenders
At 81, $50, 81
and 75c

suspenders in silk or satin webbing. new
color effects, new desirable buckles AMI
kid ends; each pair in prettily embossed
holiday box.
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Mems
House Coats
fine i Ordinary $500 G. IN
House Goats OAsOU


= Patterns Fancy Plaided or Plain
ensvios, self lined or plaid lined, silk
so'a trimmed, fancy frogs, a CT EO
W collection, all sizes, 80. SL.JU
House Goats made of Fine vicunas,
v,aplaided Cheviots and Tweeds, plain
@SerS, plaid lined or plaid with plaid
.a,ns, handsomely silk corded c. E0
@a trimmed, satin bound 80. D0.OU
House Coats made Of Velour, Plain or
..pcy Cheviot9 or Tricots, lined with
s.ltea satin or fancy plaided. The lot
sso.mpaSseS some strikingly handsome
s s,.,i They are satin bound or
,.,,e silk corded; probably 100
"a. ..l In all, offered at, CO ~
a., Gan Confidently assure you that =,
~ IL u'uIe' these soods will be sold rapidly
, !. Coats--Fine YicunaS, plain, plaids
= y. SSS'Ippiaids plain OF plaid lined, trim
~ NJ WIN silk cord, fancy frogs or
.sv.a.s great line of elegant C6 00
''''''s ''''..........,... SO.UU
WINS, so Coats-TuSedo cut, very fine
,Si S4' s,; ana YieunaS, handsome plaid or
h IN eoioFs, very aristocra,ic novelties,
- Syta trimmed, satin OF 20
u''''....,..,.,...... } 4 .JU
AVA, Tuxedo cut, finest Velours,
80 80 broeade Silks; elaborate GfO
OF grand creations. 49,. 9lU
w WINS Y. Soats-Tuxedo cut, fine Vicunas,
Bora s, ", naed' satin piped orr1H "a
''un' SILK cord trimmed SIk.5U
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Our Great
rs Dollar
Monte Carlos

!. !, n vool Kersey in tan and CASTOR
i \ s ,s ~ with SINNERS guaran-
, laiI , #, double inverted box plated
Is, w '' new Danton triple cape collar
w. w., b,ye regular coat collar, lily bell
~. ~ turned cuff, some deliberately
la.sr, :. With bands OF stitched satin to
ua .,.s. the coats are 30 inches long.
Ts.ss are 1850 garmentN on CfS
uL Monday at .,..,'-.''.''''''P A"
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Children's Stylish
English Box Goats

Wide Welt Corduroy in shades of
cardinal, castor, brown, navy and
green, has wide skirt, turned cuffs
and trimmed with bands of stitched
satin and pearl CO 20
buttons .......,.... DCsUU
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Union SUITS

Gray or Eeru Rib Fleece Lined,
trimmed front, tape neck, drop
back and open front, Our marvel
offer, ascent kind, 1Eo
Monday. ... 80. 49,. kJA
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Mems
Neck MuffIers

MUFFLERS. Blue twiIled silk,
Persian effect, white dots 7Ec
and lines ....,...... 4 JS
MUFFL ERS. Heavy jacquard silk,
reversible black with fine CT E0
white or colored stripes. Dl.JV
MUFFLERS. Peau de Sole and
Barathea Silk, extra heavy, in plain
black or white and fancy col CD
ored figure effects ....,D K
MUFFLERS. Heavy twilled Bara.
thea, new popular gray and black
checked effects, also nice, col &
ored polka dots. pf
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20 Dollar
Mems Suit Show

Double Breasted Sacks In tlue or black
unfinished Worsted, Thibet, Cheviot and
Storm Serge, or Single Breasted Sacks in
unfinished Worsteds, close and heavy
grain CheviotS, Thibets and basket
weave Worsteds; these in hindSome
fancies. Also fancies in bronze and
white mixed CheviotS, overplaited, in
manly, military double breast con
coat effects .... ........,.....p %V
All Goats in Kiam Suits have the new, eE-
elusive improved hand made, close tittins
collar and the coneave hand padded shoulder;
These improved garments are here only, and
insure a perfect iiiiing collar and shoulder.
enuaIina in al Lespeets the best iailoL 3 ~.
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Mems Regular Texas
Riding Boots
Made OF Wax Calf, with fancy stitched
Morocco top, New Orleans boxcA SO
toes; regular 5000 grade pfsJu
Mems Hunting Balls
Short Boot or high cut Shoe with Bill
cher front laced to top, regular heavy
shoe-hee and tipped toe, water-Cl IN
proof Observation-Disclosures, pJsJU
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a pretty variety among which are
those of fine white double nseced
Domet Flannel, has pointed yoke
deliberately trimmed with bands of
pink or blue washable ribbon,
reveres aud neck edged with wide
Torchon Lace. These willC1 FE
sell Monday at .,.. DEsA y
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Women's
50-cent Lace
Hose Monday CSC

Kiam's celebrated 5o-cent Lace
LiSle Hose, new patterns not shown
before-novelties just in for 1Ec
the holidays.
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Made OF Blue Beaver, excellent grade, all
fine wool, Farmer satin lined, satin lined
sleeves, in regular slim and E10 IN
stout sizes ....,,,...... pAU,UU
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can 10 o ha BY omg or
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I'd. Klam, Outftter to Men, Women and Children

Begin your Christmas shopping now
TO choose, and many other things in
Luxuries and necessities--all NAV here
considerations service and EQUIPMENT
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DR.. Jaeger's Underwear
for Women. Children
and Infants

The famous normal sanitary goods, rec
commended by physicians, Az the differ
emf varieties of goods are shown here or
ordered special. Ask for Catalogue.
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ywhhh
cpatens
MotHou bouor the
rom long have produced them always and
uta than holiday KIND
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Women's Black
Wool Union Suits

Oneita style, finished with wool,
lace silk ribbon and smoked CT
pearl buttons. 1850. ,.....UJ
black. non-ihrinkins.... .-..--....@i'vV
Drawers, Swiss ribbed, TtS0
Wool,." ..,... ..........-.....-.------S t'~u
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haet and q.
Cardinal Navy and Green Bouole
Cloth, 81 length wide circular
collar trimmed with folds Of
stitched silk CS
and silk buttons ..,......... pO
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y. K.rsey cloth, castor ana DIdck,
Fn' Mt''i box plat back, Monte
I o''Io 'I,eye with turned cuff, pro-
t el.Iy col corded back and front, 6
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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1902-04-26
FOLLOW ROTATION.

A proper rotation is of prime import
ance, but one cannot have it's good
results and continually break in upon
its prescribed lines. Many make no
effort to pursue well defined policy.
Others follow rotation after a fash
ion, but violate its rules upon very
slight pretexts. If rotation is good
for part of field, it is good for all
Of it, and the part interfered with is
always the poorest part of the field,
the very part needing systematic care.
Practical farmers have found that a
careful rotation not only increases
the quantity and improves the quality
of all crops grown, but gradually i'm
proves the texture and the fertility of
the soil. In the race of these well
known facts farmers will break their
rotation, when with a little effort it
might have been kept intact. Perhaps
a clay point of three or four acres is
poorly seeded to clover. Clearly the
right thing to do would be to re-seed
In the spring when seeding the wheat
land. But no. this man plows it for
corn. What has he done? He has
deprived the soil of the renovating
crop, and has subjected it to the
hard task of growing two consecu-
tive crops, task hard even for the
best soil. Nor is this all The next
time in the rotation that this field is
seeded to clover, it will be found still
less able to grow a good crop without
liberal quantities of manure. In a.
rotation of crops, no part of the soil
intended for the pillow should be pas
tured. Don't pasture stalks, as it
tramps in the wheat. Don't pasture
young clover, for it needs a good
growth to insure it against freezing
out. Don't pasture what is to be
broken in the spring, as it has tend
ency to make clods. and twentieth CEN
fury farming is not to be done among
clods. Soil, climate and market must
determine what your rotation is to be
and when it is once established treat
it with respect-A. N. Springer, in
The Epitomist.