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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-13
Dos aCuerdOS
del COnSejO Executive.

En- IL Ultima sasion de aqrsl alto
cuerpo Be acordo por uranimidad
concedec pa pr6rroga, basts 10. de
O:tuhre, s Ii Compaf1fa del Tra1'7fa
de Ponce, para IL conclusion de los
trabajos relacio aados ccn l. Tranquil
cia que ga le dio, pues ID empress SO
na visto imposibilitada de Poaez ex-
tender In Inca del tranvls, csusa
de los postss de Ii Compaf1fs de Luz
Elsctrica, qae, aun ss rluestra mny
dispuests & no obstacolizaT dichos
trabsios, agaarda unos raAteriales
que hs pedido q los Eskxaos Unidos
para empezar guitar sus fostes.
Fl Procurador General presant5
ana ccmun:cAsi6n de la Compsfla de
los FerrocArrilas de Puerto Rico, 90
licitsndo que se dsterminara algo res
oecto del hecho, de que darants 10
guerra las tropas amaricanas utilisa-
pan eI fsrroosrril, sin cue rsgase
nunsa NADIA por clio i& sdministrs-
cion; ? des lie que Sc legAliz6 ell trata-
do de Paris, eli ferrocarril 10 condn-
cido 10 correspondence gratis. I'll
Concejo sprob6 una rssoluci6n ridden
do al Cob ,rnador que pusiers estes
nschos en- conocimlento de las anto.
sfhades de Vas hiDk ton.
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BanCO
TERRITORIAL Y AGRlGOLA
de PuertO-RiCO.
SECRETARIA.

Por acuerdo del Consejo &c Ad-
convoca & los Stes. Acciouistas de
10 misms, para una Ju5ta general
extraordinsris, qua debera celebrAr'
Sc en- 10 cssa6el Bsnco, Gale de Te-
tuan dmero Is de esta Ciudad, en-
p;zAndo las sesiones 6 las dos de 10
tsrde del dia 9, de Agosto de mil no.
vecientos dos.
En- dichs session extrAordinaris,
Sc tcatara y resolvera sobre nm pro-
yecto de modification del carital cel
Ranco y refvrma de sus EST tutos
que presentara ell Consejo do A6mi-
aistracc on por con ii ]erarlo ce Gran
conve11encia para les iltereses de
10 S ocie lad; y ell cual Sc pen 1r& q de
mantle to Ell 10 Sscretaxfa de- Ban
CO desde ell dia 25, del actual, para
que pue Ian examioarlo los Accio lis
tss que tengan derecho { asistir Ia
mismA Jultl cen voZ y voto'
Para que sobre los expresados
r articulAres puedA tomarse acuerdo
habl an de ccncurrir, p or ST repre-
entados en forma legal los dos ter
ceras parties de los Accionis tAs, re
presentando las dos srceras par,e )
del vAlor nominal de las accior es
emi1ida
Los 5enedores de acciones GAL
PORTADORs, para acIeditar su
| caracter de isles, debetaa depositSr
nee ecesariamenta sus t;tulos de accio'
Les ea la Gsje de ID S ,cied6d ants S
| del dia veinte y seis de Julio &C
tuAl.
l N-eLa S acret .ria del Banco, expe'
/. dira las pspeletas'de asistencia q los
] que tsrgsn derecho & ella y las recla'
men antes del dia 5, de Agosto pro
] ximo.
] Lo que SO publics para conoci
miento 6e les il teresAdos encsre :ien'
doles SD ssistencia por sf repre-
! sentAdcs en- 10 fornla que sutorizA el
/ astfculo Il de les e tatut"s.
81 Secret,rio,
Juan de Guzna0n Benitez,
Vo Bo
e Pre- idente
Wencesloo Bosch.
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Ir0tadO De T0prOCidad
Gu la prGZiMa session.

Washington Jni3 2, e. Ptesi.
4nte d.s Ia ca nara Del Gomlt9 de
msG.us y conaanicsciQ1e Er. Payne
h. oorfecenciado hoy con eli Presi-
dan;e Rooseyslt con respeeto { Ia re
GIG fccid I'd con Cnba. MIR. PayGe
dies que eata aatiSfecho d. le reei
pIoaidad Goa Ccos, tsndris ef5cto
en- Ia I-6xima session Gel Congresc,
cue 81 vote de anbas Camaras Sc
rA rpxnirrp
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E, refrescAnte del Siglo XIX.
El que 10 prueba una veg, no toma
otra cosa La gran xCerveza PAbsts
Agentes generates en- Ia isla los 81
flores Calderon Avilss & Company |;
TetuAn No IL.
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DR.. Flo ..eucio Villuendas.

M0QlCO llGA10i 0o y no
Sc aOLICITA m 10 10, ya sea
issto- 0 comsuditario paro trsbsIs-
dor, inteligcots y @ctsvo COP ctaco
nil dollars de capital, para dae ms
yor ioportancis nc msgn Il 20 !: =
cocio aue hace amos estS es t. olscldo
Y produ.e IN 25 g de- bent il ii''
Garar t;zau III soilcicibante. tres est2.
h .imientos mercantiles acre 1ita
dos Nadie q 1er re1u= las 60 1di'
clones expsasadas, debe molestarse
en contss5ar. Dirigirse n spe-taio
de correos no 416 San Juan Puerto
Rico. Is
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OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD.
MINISTRATIVOS de joss G del
Valle' Forta1eza II (altos) Gestion
en- los Cantros oficiales y Ayunta
mientog. Sc cuenta CON abogados
del pals y americanos y trsductor.
Tambien 80 ocupa esta odcina de
eompra y venta de fincas etc.
Mp.
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CoNsayo Las MADREs Il IeraDs sslmsnse as.ne
en- ii porioda q .s dsntiui5n. Aiig.r 6a .rons'1
Il psoaeao sufrsnte; Produ"e nu snSho assRssi t a.
n.sSts sod nrIha y:vaE.a. Rs muY aRTeds6.4 q pa
iaar Calaa n aiao. aolaada ls. eno.sa; angsa "
ests msfng a~1oe1to Femsdc raxa Ia dissreA. ca re-
sn IA ds in isn..aior d. oSFas oaSgss. Tsns eul
do IN nsaiT roy 'tIa ssha CalEsaass dc SH R4f' ov
~ NssfaS GA koaJ,
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InCOnfOrmlIdad.

NoticiAs qua uos llegan de Hu-
n 2ao por cor 3ucto fide iigno, ase-
vsrsn que no es cierto Sc haya yisto
GoQ egrAdo en- &quellA ciudad, al
ncmbramiento dc Jaez de Paz sasti-
tuto en- ID parsons de don Juan Ms
t1-.nz 4, ininO.
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Ha sioo detenido por ell Jefe
de IL Policis, en- MAysgrez don Eu
genio Forester, igroran1ose las
cRusas.
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c11sCRIPCION DE ACCIONES.

Yo DOT la peente susobo acc -aceonfs o. E sn
de PrarolRio onvengo pagaras Pazos inensuae
pazS 20
los deca1os las gananca de dlcha Asoclaon
- slnalor do caa ac6n snecrita prveo de toma q
9ero nr6so de- rra pagado de conformiad con dlspt
% Ia Ley los Reglarnentos' a1oS'ano' ID ~ ~ - ~
Reside 49,,
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AS0CIACI0N POPULAR COOPERATIVE

de CONSTITUENCIES AhOrT0S Pfesdlncs u5 ueII0 I0o0'
OF1c1NA GALE DE rETUAN NUN. SAN JUAN, PR
Consec6n perpetuidad Capital auorzd0 en- Ao1e qlo'
de 500 Pagade en- di
cada No hay decaos de admission De pgS
gandeS
pgo Sc abona paga cuafro en- e ao ConP
ntereses de los AcclonstaS
te oarando salvo Posibdad para Ell mas humlde onaleo
de u
JUnTA DIRECTIvG
UTUn T. Elliott 4Ys C,osas, Ffd7 Galermg, Dr R'carao r.
Henauc Walter Landjs MauM PalQgna Ofr Ayre@ ~ o"E"|
ben con Ia ldea 7
cocar sn nero con pr6stan9, rVase coa 81 81
en na y de2u69 Ge lena los espacios ea bano enVl
:Inpora &c 20 Por acn
5 cepyos po IL Alfred Smith, Secrearo Su onclna {"
lie de nun. |, -a2 Juan, P-A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-13

La Emulsion de Scott merece
con iusticia Ell a.to concepto en- que
la tiene Ia profession medica. As1 10
reconoce eli habil inteligente doc.
tor don Florencio Villuendas, de
Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico,
He aquf sus propiss paiabras:
<La Emulsion de Scott es un
preparado excelente Y iustamente
conceptuado asf por todos los medi
cOs2
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Cont. &, erfe' mo don Catlos
Casanovas. director del <Diario de
Pcnce,, Dsseamcs el rsstG bl sti
mierto del e~timabla compsfIsro
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NOTICIAS

Hssta Ell % del actual Sc admi.
tir&n en- Csgu:s solicit 1des para Gu.
brir dos plazas de in spectcr*s de
hygiene.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-13

So encuentra Elf srma en- Nh
yse il sz L. Sra. esposa de don Vicer-
te Trsl!es, con tai motive han tras-
..3ado teG poralments sd resider IN
3 Ia finca que possen en- 81 bar. 10 dc
SAhanetka.
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rprmoonsy ran yhr
F Guam dd ~ d RH
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Ha prestado iursmento anta
ell Tribunal de Distrito dc Ponce, g,
ioven abogado D Luis B scerra La.
cot.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-13
''EI Carl0Tal." "

El nGnero de hoy dc este sema
mario literario, tise el fctograDado
de- las cistinguidss se1oritSs JosefA
Mondora de Rio PIE iras; Mercedes
Murdo y Emilia MorerA de Salinas
y IN magnfico paisSie de la Cruz dtl
Or ninhrinM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-13

Fora c0rar un Refrfodo en- IN dio
tome Las PASTILLAS LAXANTEs DE BRO
QUININA, Fl boticario le deveFeta 81 onerQ
cura. La fEma de 3. ". GROVE, 90 hay
en- eada esllts,
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Dos YentiladOreS.

Apropiados para fAbricas q!
pscenes, Sc venden baio precio
[ formar&n en- La Correspondent
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-13

Sigue meior de salud el dires-
tor de tia BrujA" de Maysgti-z Lo
celebranos.
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MerCadO de NeW-YOrk
Cotizaclones

Arenques abiertas 81 ;
Bacalao americana lSf
Id. ing es 205
Cebnllas sGellas on barriles 81
Cerveza GSafo1 botellas, blancas 7-25
Id id id verdes $50
Chicharos l-8o
HabiChuelas coloradas R ESQ
Id barriles pequenas 80
Harina &La Tumbadora1 $50
Id maiz en- barriles $50
Id i'd en- sacos 3-l5
Jamones SCruz RojaS l0a
Keronese xPurless1 Totes 200 cajas 80
I'd id 500 id 9-63
Id ID 1000 id 9-4o
Iuz Diamante I-26
Manteca >x3 Castillos1 terzon SO
Id id caias 4I24 30
Mantequilla corriente IL
Papas tamano corriente ~
Pescada americana Ut
Quesos Y A ~
Id Patagras IA
Tocino penquitas ~
Salch;chon Nun. IA
Id MIN. 2
ValaS sebo blando lit
Vino into barrica %
Vino tinto barrcas 81
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La UNION

Este acreditado Salon de Bar
IBERIA y pc, fumeria sito en- Ia calle
de San Jose II, Bklos del Casino
Espafol, frente IL fotografia del
seflor Colorado, estk introducieudo
gtandes mejorss y cuenta con tres
competentes operarios.
Precio de c&dA servicio 90 ctvs.
Propietario
Agapito del Toro.
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Mr. Romero Haxthausen, da
classes de irgles, Ell e casa Gale
Nuevs ndmero 2 altos Marina, los
lunes, microbes y viernes, de s 6 9
de Il noche, & dos pesos meusua,
les. p
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Registro de Fabricantes Amcria aos.
El Museo Comercial de r'iladelfia ia Coz
locado un gabinete lndice tarjetero. de ia
bricantes americanoS, en- los salones de la c.
mara de Comercio de San Juan, Gale lie Allen
MIN. 50.
Los que deseen consular dicho RegistFo
podran hacerlo entire s y IL A. NJ y y P. Me
Register of American Manufacturers.
The Philadelphia Commercial Museum has
placed Cabinet Card-Judex oil American
Manufacturers in the rooms of the San Juan
Chamber of Commerce, 81 Allen ST.
This is accessible to all, between the
adnhours Of 8 II A. M. and lands p. nj.
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Sc vende uu jaego de sala de
caoba en- bpen estado y an pla
no.
Luna SO Altos.
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En esia +lrogr&fiA Sc mace tods
clAse de trRbaIos { presios modleo -.
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Ell asuntO
del cafe.
PETICION
de la Camarad de Comercio
al Secretario de Estado.

Campliendo oon 10 acordado en-
la Gltima session, de la cual Sc ocupo
L. Correspondence, el Pfesidente de
la Camara de Com ercio de San Juan,
ha cablegrafado 81 Secretsrio de
EstAdo, respectc del asunto del csfs
de Puerto Rico y su intre ducci6n en-
Francis, 10 siguiente:
San Juan, Julio IL de 1902
AL Honorable Secretario de Estado.
Washington, D. G.
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Paris que el goblerno frances ns re-
suelto -umenBar ell derecho que Sc
cobra por el Cafe de Puerto klco,
nasta ell tipo maximum de IL tArlfa,
alegAndo que los productos de Paer-
to Rico no han sido reconocidos co
mo americ&nos
Esto represents un derecho adj
cional de 164 frances por cada 100
kilos y equlv&le & cerrar el mercado
france. 81 cafe de esta isla; y como
FrAnciA es nuestro mercado princi-
pal, & faltA del de EspaflA y Cuba
que va SO nos habfan cerrado, la
perdida del mercado frances sera nm
golpe de muerte para 10 production
CAFETERIA de Ia isla.
La Camera de Conner clio de Pto.
Rico, respetuosamente le suplica que
evite este desastre y declare Official
meute al gobierno de In Rep1olicA
FRANCESCA cue el cafe puertorrique no
es un producto americana, y por 10
tanto, con derecho d gozRr de las
venGajRs de 10 tarAfs que SO aplica d
esos productos.
Los intereses com msrcisles, in~
dustriales y agricolas Sc unen & este
ruego, que cuenta CON la simpat1s y
cooperation de nuestro Gobernador,
por conducto de quien tenemos ell
nonor de enviAr esta potici6n.
Muy respetuosamente,
(Firmsdo) M. PANIAGUA.
Pcesidente.
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En- esta imprenta Sc yende pa
rsl do peri6dicos & 50 40 el Quintal.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-18
He Ate "lnnards."

An actor who was accustomed to
spend his summers in Wilton, Me,
noted when, as the custom was, farm
er KILLED a critter," the liver sweet
breads, kidneys, etc, were thrown
away. He offered to purchase these
delicacies. but. though he got the goods,
the sturdy farmer scorned his prof
fered gold" Not long after he observed
as he walked through the village that
he was the cynosure of all eyes, and
was followed by wondering. if not
admiring, crowd, chiefly composed Of
the young. aha" thought he, Il can
not escape my fame; my glory as an
actor has followed me even to this OBJ
scure hamlet" And he was nightly
puffed up till he overheard one yokel
shout to another: bill. there goes the
Teller what eats nnards!-Boston
Journal
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-18
Taxes We're Too OnerOus.

From Pottsville comes Il story Of an
old chap who is proud to describe him.
self as the original anti-eXpansionist
Soon after the breaking out Of HOSTILE
ties with Spain and the passage of the
war revenue act by Congress he began
to crate against the new taxes as an
exhibition of federal tyranny. He
would fairly frOth at the mouth as he
denounced the war tariff and would
darkly hint at the possibility Of lat
ter day Patrick Henry and a new awak-
ening of the people to sense Of the
Injustice. A severe cold laid him low,
and his doctor. finding him asleep one
day and thinking little blistering
would do him good, applied fine large
mustard plaster to the old fellows back.
The burning. singing bite Of the heated
mustard awoke the crusty patient, Tho
rolled over in agony for minute or
two, clapped one hand behind him, felt
the plaster and, frantically tearing Il
Off. rOared:
HAS it come to this, that an old man
like me can't even die peaceably in his
bed without having the government
come along and clap revenue stamp
on him ?'-Philadelphia Times.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-18
PROFESSIONAL PRAYER.
The Odd Business Of an Old Negroes
in New Orleans.

The Odd Business OF an Ola Negroes
in New Orleans.
"In one Of the more unique quarters
OF New Orleans have found one Of the
most unique characters I ever saw. in
an old negro washerwoman." said a
man who has lately taken up his resi-
dence in one of the more popular ave-
nues Of the city, land she seems to be
proceeding along original lines in the
main purpose Of her life. Washing
clothes seems to be a mere incident to
the general plan she carries out. She
Is an interesting old character. and
can quote cOpiOusly from the Bible.
This seems to be a hobby with her. She
has some kind Of construction to put
on every line she quotes. too. She can
tell you just exactly what it means
from her way of looking at 1t. But
this Is not the point had in mind.
Several days ago l got into con-
versatiOn with the old woman, and she
asked me If | didn't have some family
washing to give her. l told her l did
not. but encouraged the conversation,
as hd Z u lOhuAVSo iOt thc hVSiO VI
the ante-bellum type, finding them al
ways very interesting. She finally
threw quotation from the Bible at
me, and 1t was followed by another,
and still another. and SO on. Say.
boss she said after while, does yo'
ever have anybody to do any prayin'
TO yo'? told her l did not. and, be-
coming more interested in the old wom-
an. l got her to unfold her whole
scheme to me. She did it without any
sort of hesitation.
she is IA professional prayer. and
makes no small sum out Of it from
what she told me. She told me she
was praying once a week for the lady
next door, who had employed her to
pray for her husband to quit drink
ing, although he is very light drink
| err. to my own knowledge. The old
woman seemed to be very proud Of her
calling. and whatever other people may
say about 1t she is an enthusiastic be-
lever in the efficacy Of her own pray
ers."-New Orleans Times Democrat.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-18
Mr.. SCHWAB IN NEW YORK.
Only Captain of Industry Who Pre-
fers to Work for a Salary.

Only Captain OF Industry VINO FREE
fers to Work for Salary.
Mr.. Schwab represents the highest
development of the salaried employee,
writes Samuel Il. Moffett, in an arui-
Gle concerning the president Of the
United States Steel Corporation in the
Cosmopolitan. Other men compare
bic with him as generals Of industry
have soon graduated from the pay roll
to work for themselves. Rockefeller
Hill, Spreckels. Mills, Stanford, Hunt
ingtOn, Hopkins and Carnegie all be-
gan poor, but all turned their energies
to putting themselves into a position
in which everything amassed by their
brains would go into their own bank
deposits. Schwab alone has been con-
tent to remain a gloritied wage-earner.
cheerfully putting ten millions into
the pockets of his employers for every
million retained by himself.
Mr.. Schwab is Il socialist in disguise
He recalls the difficulty worker
found under the old individualstic sys-
TEN of securing Il foothold in business
for himself. His savings would not
buy factory, or partnership in one.
The exceptional man could save
enough to start little workshop and
he could add to his business from day
to day until with good luck he had
built up great industry, but the aver
age wage-earner could never hope to be
his own employer. Now a man with
any thrift at all can buy share of
stock. A little later he can buy an
other share Before he knows it he is
perceptibly partner in the business
that employs him.
This Mr.. Schwab believes to be the
direction in which evolution is going
to carry our industrial system. He
has given his views a dazzling illus
tration in his own person. In his case
it has been not merely the purchase of
one share at time out Of weekly saw
ings, but the acquisition of blocks Of
stock as reward for conspicuous
ability.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-18
Fire Engine Trolley Cars.

A special trolley car for conveying
fire engines is in use at Springfield,
Mass. The engine is carried on a plat
form only nine and One-half inches
above the top of the rail. mounted on a
truck at each end. The front truck
is detached and the front end OF the
platform lowered to the ground when
the engine is to be loaded on the car.
Platforms over each truck afford space
for tiremen and equipment. The length
of the car over all Is thirty feet ten and
Il half inches and it's net weight is
1900 pounds. The Springfield fire de-
partment has loaded an engine on one
of these cars in two and one-guarter
minutes from the time the car was in
position to its being ready to start, and
has unlOaded an engine and attached
the horses to 1t in one and one-quarter
minutes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-18
RECENT JUDICIAL DECISIONS.

The right to designate the route OF
through shipments at through rates Is
held, in Post VS.. Southern X. Co.
(Tenn.), So l.. X. A., 4S1, to belong to
the carrier and not to the shipper. in
the absence of sufficient or controll-
ing reason to the contrary.
The owner of dog that has always
been of kind temper and has never
given occasion to suspect that he would
bite is held, in Martinez VS. Bernhard
Ua.), 55 l.. X. A. 61l, not to be rem
dered liable in damages by mere fact
that the dog bites some one. where the
owner is guilty of no negligence.
An agreement by the holder of a mu-
tual benefit certificate to be governed
by bylaws subsequently enacted is
held in Gaut vs.. Supreme Council a.
L. of II. (Tenn.), 80 l.. II. A. 400. not
to authorize the reduction of the bene-
fit called for by his certificate, after he
has for years paid assessments on its
original value.
A member of a mutual benefit society
is held. in Rogers VS.. Union Benevolent
Soc. No. (Ky). So L. A. II. COS. not
to be properly adjudged in default for
nonpayment Of dues. where the amount
of accrued sick benefits to which he IL
entitled exceeds the unpaid dues. With
this case is a note reviewing the au-
thorities on application of accrued ben
efits upon dues or assessments accru-
Inc an n I>npaHt cnrtiticat0
A stipulation in contract for the
sale of proprietary medicine that the
purchaser shall not sell it for less than
specified price. is held in Garst vs..
Hall & l.. Co. Mass). 80 l.. X. a. GIL,
not to follow the medicine into the
hands of subsequent vendee. the
right Of purchaser Of personal prop
erty to sell or use it free from rcstric-
lions affecting it in the hands of the
vendor is considered in a note OF this
case
An instrument in the form of deed
purpOrting to convey to named gran
tees. their heirs and assigns. at spec
flied price per acre "all the pine tim
Der suitable for sawmill purposes
on described lots of land. and provid-
ing that the balance due on each lot
shall be paid when the lot is entered to
cut the timber, Is held. in McRae VS..
Stillwell GaD, IS l.. II. \. 513. to make
It incumbent upon the grantees or their
successors in title to cut and remove
such timber from the lots within
reasona bic length of time from the
date of the conveyance. and it is held
that on failure to do so their interest
in the timber ceases. With this case
1, a note discussing the authorities on
conveyance of title to standing timber
without conveying title to the land.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-08-18
Venezuelan Pearls.

The island of Margarta. situated of
the coast Of Venezuela, is one Of the
most celebrated centres OF pearl fish
cry. The Spaniards in the days Of
garita and the neghboring mainland
decked out with pearls. and the pearl
producing oysters of that locality have
never since failed in their productive
ness. Recently the price of pearls has
risen in the market and the activity
Of the Venezuelan fishermen has cor
respondingly increased. A French COM
pany has obtained concession from
the Venezuelan government to fish for
pearls with diving apparatus.