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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11
Noticias del Exterior

En- Port au Prince. Haiti, al ser arres-
tado III conspirador llamado Leon Ga
briel, dispar6 su revolver contra el jefe
de la policfa; acto seguido Sc lie juzg6
por TN consejo de guerra siendo fasila-
do dos horas despues
E1 Sun" de Nueva York, publica TN
despacho de Londres en- e1 cual Sc afr
ma que Prussia y Prancia no tienen in
conveniente en- declarar la guerra a In
glaterra y el ia ION, 81 Sc les da la Sc
guridad de que Alemania y los Estados
Unidos per1naneceran neutrales.
Han ce1ebrado una larga conferencia
el presidente Roosevelt, el secretario de
la guerra Mr.. Root y el director gene
raj de Correos, ocupandose de Ia entire
ga de la isla de Cuba al gobierno Gu
bano.
Dentro de breves dias sc tomaran los
acuerdos defnitivos a este respecto.
En- Washington, algt1nos empleados
de correoS dicen que continuaran sir
viendo en- Cuba durante algun tempo
despues que funcione el gebierno propio.
En- la Corufia en- Sevil1a han ocu-
rrido temporales que han causado gra-
We dafIo en- las cosechas.
! La Saturday Review" publica Tin
artfculo notable sobre Hawaii, EXPIRE
sando que todas las classes socia1es de
aquellas islas Sc muestran arrepentidas
de haber pedido su anexion 4 los Esta
dos Unidos.
Ell gobierno frances ha establecidc
reclamaciones al de Haiti por la ejecu
cion del ciudadano de dicha nacion
no:nbrado Leon Gabriel
El ninistro de la rep1blica francesa
en- Haiti ha pedido a sn gobierno e
envfo de TN barco de guerra a las aguas
haitianas.
Dieen de Madrid que e1 gobierno es
pafio1 dispondra en- breve q.e Sc clau
Isuren aquellos conventos que no Sc han
coloeado dentro de sus preceptos lega
lies.
| NADIA menos que "E1 Times de Lon
ldres, anuncia que la agitaci6n polite;
len Irlanda presenta caracteres que cat
san alarma.
El general Wood, 4 su paso por Sc
}, vannah, con direction Washingtoi
q diio al reporter de un peTiodico loca
n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11
AOT|C|AS DEL D|A

Aver tarde entro en- este puerto pro
cedente del de New Orleans el vapor
americana Hugoma"
Hoy ha embarcado para Curacao el
j6ven don Carlos Borch, q se va ha di-
cha ciudad con objeto de reponer su
qnebrantada salud.
Baen viaje'
En- el proximo vapor correo, embar-
cara para Espaf1a nustro amigo don
Antonio LENA, ernpleado de Ia inpor-
tante casa Fernandez y Compafiia de
esta plaza.
Feliz viaje dessamos al amigo
Anoche dieron Principe las novenas
en- honor al Patriarca San Jose en- Ia
Iglesia del nlismo nonbre, pero Ia con-
cllrencia no fue muy numerosa. La or
questa y voces estaban muy ajustadas
LOS SENORE MEDICOS
Que desearan procurarse el folleto So
.bre e1 Ovo-Lecithine Billion. (Estudio
documentario y Bibliografia) deberan
dirigirse 4 la casa de Fidel Guil1erme-
ty en- donde este folleto (edicion fran
.cesa} les sera remitido gratuitamente.
Eel Ovo-Lecithne Billion es el recons-
tituyente el mas energico que Sc haya
descub.erto hasta la fecha.
En- los exanenes verifcados aver por
la Conision de Ia Policfa Insular de los
individuos que solicitaban. el ingreso
como policfas de dieho cuerpo, tueron
aprobados 63 y ingresaron los siguien-
ties.
Iuan Caro- Luzero, Jose Ferrer Vaz-
quez, Prudencio Aponte. Jose Y. Corde-
ro Pedro Rosado, Jose Acaron Torres
Jose Vallenes. Alberto Roman, Juan T.
Martfnsz, Fidel Rivera, Demetrio Perez
Carmona, Alfonso Cebal1os, Agustin Ce-
vera, Weldemar G. Bithorn, Luis Mora.
20, Antonio Carbonell, Rodrigo Rodr1-
guez, Juan p Boullerce, Domingo Lo-
za1te. Rienvenido Laguna.
Aver tomo posecion del cargo de
profesora, principal de la escuela Go
Ion Ia seforita Josefa Noel.
Los vapores que haeen la travesfa
Hentre los Estados Unidos y esta lsla, de
/ Id compafiia THE New York & Porto
Rico Steamship CO., en- vez de salir d.
este puerto 4 les einco de Ia iarde sal
dran q las doce de los dias sefa lados er
4 81 it7fi11erari0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11
Cuarto de SocorroS

Candelaria Prieto curada de una
confusion ep el tercio superior del bra
20 derecho. Leve.
Enstaquio Correa, curado de una con-
fusion sobre Ia region frontal. Leve
salvo accieenle
Carmen Ortiz, curada de una contu.
sion en- e. ate-brazo izquierdo en- su ter.
clio superior. Leve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11
Honradez administrative
De un funcionario norteamericano

E1 a1calde de Nueva York, Mr.. Low
ha escrito al recaudador de contribu-
clones municipales 10 que sigue:
-"Tengo cl honor de PARTICIPATE que
poseo propiedad personal imponible por
valor de $4,000; y como Geo no estar
en- Ia lista de contribuyentes por dicho
coneepto, Sc 10 comunico para los fines
contribuyentes.' Este acto catoniano
del alcalde le costara unos $T.3Io al aiio;
pero no le arruinara, pues sobre su suel
do Official de SI5.ooo, es sefior de una
fortuna de varios 1nillones.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11
Monedas Falsas

Aver Sc presento al puesto de la po-
1icfa insular de esta ciudad Ell individuo
Vicente Rendon, vecino del. barrio de
la Marina vendedor de helado, entregan-
do al Captain Salgado tres monedas de
cfncuenta cen.avos falsas, declarando
que las recibio en- pago del art{culo que
vendia y que ignora quien Sc la habia
entregado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11
SAIUD, TRANQUILIDAD Y RE
POSO PARA LAS MADRES Y
LAS CRIATURAS

Ell IARABE CALMANTE de la Sc
f1ora VINSLOW, Sc da los nifos en-
el periodic de la denticion. Les ablan-
da las encfas, revuelve la infamacion,
a1ivia todo dolor, y cura el colico vento-
so. Inocente Y efcaz en- todoS los CaSos.
Aconsejanos las 1nadres que tengan
t1n nifio enfermo. que no dejen cue la
prevention propia nj la de otroS, evite
e1 uso de esta medicina que proporcio-
ma a1ivio SECURE, absolutamente SECURE
81 Sc usa oportunamente.
Ell Consul Dominicano, nuestro amigo
don Juan Henriquez, con obleto de re-
cuperar su quebrantada salud. obede-
ciendo q prescription facultat1va. ha
nudado su resideneia al barrio de San
turce. Con tai motive la Ohcina Consu-
lar Sc halla acoidentalmente i1stalada
en- Ia cal1e de la Fortaleza n 2 73 sien-
do las horas de despacho desde las a
las II de la mafiana y de las 2 a las 5
de la tarde,
En- la ciudad del sur, Sc enc 1entra
gravemente enferma la distinguida es-
posa de nuestro apreciado compafiero
en- la prensa don Edelmiro J. Le;pierl
propietario y redactor del Diario de
Ponce
Des eamo5 de to1as veras el complete
restablecimiento de la respectable dana
IEYES Y RESOLUCIONES apr1
badas Dor Ia segrnda session de Ia Asam
lblea Lsgi,lasiva de Puer Q Rico, inclu
/ yendo ell Codigo Polftico II tomo de 3SI
aginas e rtiaioa-$L25.
De vsnta en- eI BoLETIN MERcANTII
Aver fueron eonducidos al deposite
IIpor el guardia Vaz luez, Juan Herman
:: dez, Julio Moreno, y Pedro Castillo, POI
-liugaf la pelota en- Il via pdblica.
Asi Sc hace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11
DOCTOR CHEvREMoNT

cIRUJANo-DENTIsTA
San Francisco 81, al 1ado de la far.
macia del sefior Blanoo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11

En- Port au Prince. Haiti, al ser arres-
tado III conspirador llamado Leon Ga
brie1, disparo su revolver contra el jefe
de la policfa; acto segtlido Sc lie juzgo
por TN consejo de guerra siendo fasila-
do dos horas despues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11

El Sun" de Nueva York, publica TN
despacho de Londres en- e1 cual Sc afr
ma que Prussia y Prancia no tienen in
en- declarar la guerra a In
glaterra y el ia son, 81 Sc les da la Sc
guridad de que Alemania y los Estados
Unidos permaneceran neutrales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11

En- el pr6ximo vapor correo, embar-
cara para Espafia nu.stro amigo don
Antonio LENA, empleado de Ia irnpor-
tante casa Fernandez y Compafiia de
esta plaza.
Feliz viaje dessamos al amigo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-11

Han contraido natrimonio civil en- Ell
Juzgado Municipal de San Francisco,
Carlos Delgado Cuebas y Cristina Sc
rrano Rosa.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
Moot Point of Law.

An English writer gives a good ex-
ample of those bubbles in legal prac-
tice that have sort Of fascination for
certain minds. Some years ago while
travelling on the continent, he met the
principal lawyer for the government of
one Of the principalities. who told him
of curious legal question. 1t had ref
erence TO Il railway station at the
boundary between two principalities.
Some one standing outside the win
dow of the ticket Office had put his
hand through and robbed the till inside.
The boundary line lay between where
the thief stood and the till, so that he
was actually in one territory while the
crime was committed in the other.
Here was nice nut for the gentlemen
learned in the law to crack. Which
Of the prncipalities should undertake
the prosecution of the culprt?
At it they went in good earnest, and
the arguments on either side were long
and vehement till the whole case was
embalmed in many volumes. At last
one side yielded so far as to say:
I'VE will permit you, as an act of
courtesy, to prosecute. while at the
same time reserving all our sovereign
rights"
At this point Of the recital the Eng
lishman asked, "And how did the pros
ecution endY
"Ah, that is quite another matter!'
said his friend There WIS no prose
cutlon; we were only arranging what
We should do when we caught the rob-
Der, but we never caught him."
There are lots of men who should
never leave town of the size where It
attracts attention when a man paints
his barn.-Atchison Globe.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
! A Saving
ENHANCEMENT
c%c~ocHo%O%C~oHC,
BY JAMES ALLISON
Copyright, 1902,
BY the 5. 5. Mcclure Company

you did it on purpose
"Believe me, nothing was further
FROM
Il shall never believe a man so long
as live
The hands fumbling with the entan-
gled skates closed convulsively over
the cleaning steel of the smaller pair.
'The trouble was that you never did
believe in him really. You were al
ways UNJUST
His voice was low and tense. The
girl drew aside impatiently.
MIR. Ludlow, will you kindly dis
entangle those skates, or at least let
us step out Of peoples way
Her checks were ahame. Nell
Priestly had just leaned over the side
of her cutter to gaze at them curious.
ly standing thus before the Palace
drugstore.
Il am doing my best" came the hum
bic reply. He jerkcd off one glove.
and Helen could not refrain from glanc-
ing down at his long, shapely hand,
with the seal ring she had given him
the Christmas just after their engage.
ment was announced. He had not sent
it back with the other things.
The two pairs Of skates swung apart,
but he kept close to her side
"As long as we've gone this far-I
mean-er-we've been seen together
again-I might as we'll walk with you.
l take 1t we are bound for the same
place, the park"
Helen stared straight ahead
q believe you did il on purpose" she
remarked irrelevantly.
Il couldn't" he responded, knowing
full well what she meant. at would
take months of practice to entangle n
pair of skates like that just in passing
you, and you've given me no chance to
get that near you inflow many months
is it, Helen?"
She ignored the question.
but you came into the store on pur-
pose
Vain child! 1 needed some potash
tablets for my throat"
But" she persisted. you did not
discover the fact until you caught my
eye across my cup of hot chocolate,
and then you hesitated."
80 you acknowledge that you were
watching me? Well, that is a hopeful
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13

understood him. He had seemed TO
take their engagement so lightly. He
had hurt her again and again with his
perpetual joking. 1t had all been so
serious matter with her. ana She had
Thought he placed too light an estimate
on her love BECAUSE because well no
sane man should treat lightly SO seri
GUS an affection rs a retrousse nose.
She rose aud poised gracefully on
her skates Ludlow stretched out his
hands. and her own cuddled into his
cohildIngly. Across the lake they sped,
looking straight into each others ewes.
You understand me better now,
Helen he pleaded. Tell me, dear.
that you believe loved you always"-
She really wanted to reply in the
Yes he lonSed to hear. but it was a
novel experience to see him so deadly
IN earnest. She shook her head slight
ly
on Lester, you've not been practic-
Ing law in vain! As a pleader you're
improving"
a panied look came into his honest
eyes. His clasp on her hands loosened.
ana with coquettish glance she shot
away from him. She shouted some
thing over her shoulder. but he lost the
words in sharp, omiuous crackle of
weak ice. There was a shrill scream.
and second later he was circlipg
round black hole where a crimson
Tam o'Shanter had disappeared.
They sat by the park keepers fire,
wrapped in strange, unsightly gar
ments. Their host had hustled out in.
to his bachelor kitchen to brew a hot
drink.
Helen faced Ludlow abruptly. There
were dark circles under her eyes and
her chin quivered pathetically as she
said:
Lester dear, did you hear what
called to you just before
NO he said modify. "a man
drenched to the skin is not susceptible
to coquetry."
She continued bravely:
Il said that | knew you loved me al
ways better than l deserved. Yes [
said that, dearest, before you jumped
in after me. You believe me, don't
you?'
He looked into her eyes. They glow
ed softly, tenderly He took her in his
arms.
God bless you, grille, and those
skatesr'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13


symptom. Somehow lately when we've
met I've felt that you saw nothing but
space"
"Do stop raking over dead ashes,
Lesterv
Are they really dead, Helen? Isn't
there just the least little spark still
burnlngr' This was not banter. he
was thoroughly in earnest
you must know that love you;
that loved you even when you doubt
ed me. And you were so unreason-
able. You would not let me EXPLAIN
She glanced at him critically, he
thought coldly.
you have survived the episode ex-
cellently. You are looking very WELL
There was just a suggestion of a
sob in her voice. People had said that
Helen had fallen off considerably in
the last few months.
Eyes, have honestly tried to forget
my disappointment | have worked
hard. The god Mammon has rewarded
me better than did the little fellow to
whom l formerly paid my devotions."
81 thought we-you-were very
happy while it lasted"
Happy and yet miserable. Helen,
can't you see that your lack Of faith,
your feeling that l did not prove my
devotion to you, were torture to me?
You could not or would not under
stand my temperament. Because did
not tell you every time we met that
you were the most adorable woman
God had ever made, that | could not
live without you and all the rest of the
childish, pretty compliments men pay
to q certain sort of woman you said
did not love you, and yet In hundred
ways | showed you that you were the
one woman In the world to me.
never called on any other girl-no,
dear, not even since you broke our en-
gagement. ! haunted your home until
l was ashamed to look your father in
the face. tried to show you that
needed you every hour Of my life. |
gave up my pipe because you did not
like it. | cut the Athletic club because
you objected to that gang or FELLOWS.
But because l did not announce my
reasons from the housetops you did
not understand that it was for you, all
for you"
They had reached the lake in the
park. Helen sank mechanically on the
frozen bank and with the old childish
gesture handed him her skates. He
fastened them with hands that trem-
bled.
Cant you understand, HelenY
Still she sat staring dumbly across
the glittering expanse Of ice to the
woodland with it's glistening, ghostly
trees. Never had he talked like this
before, and the scales had fallen from
her eyes with suddenness that left
her fairly tlazzlcd. No; she had never
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
Key TO the Puzzler.

No. 163.- Broken Words: Peasant.
Turnover. Night-hawk. Imp-end.
Gladden..
No. 164.-Easy Acrostic: Primals-
June. 1. Juggle. 2. Uneven. 3. MINI
BILE. f. Entire
No. 165. Proverbial Philosophy: l.
Look before you leap. 2. A rolling
stone gathers no moss.
No. 1894 Menagerie: 1. Gopher. 2.
Ounce 3. Dog. 4. Tiger. 5. Cat. &.
Camel. I. Lion. 8. Fox. o. Sable. 10.
Bear. IL. Beaver. II. Badger.
No. 167.-Diagonal: Rose. /. Rain.
2. Mold. 3. Moss. A. Kale.
No. 16S.-Riddle: A can.
No. 169.-Diamond: 1. G. 2. Moa. 3.
Goose. 4. Ask. 5. e.
No. 70.-Beheadings: Yacht. 1. Y-ore.
2. About. 3. Clever 4. Hate. 8.
T-ether
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
Keeps His Promises.

A quaint story is told of little Prince
Eddie of Wales. A lady who was sit
ting in the room with him referred to
him as "a very promising boy" Prince
Eddie, who did not understand the ex-
preston and what 1t meant, looked up
from his play and exclaimed, But |
never make a promise unless | am sure
I can keep lt--lndecd | never do"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
No. 171.-Divided Poets.

No. 17I.-Divided Poets.
Divide poet and get
/. To shiver and a weapon.
,. Parched and Il lair.
3. \ kind Of fuel and mountain
chain.
4. y metal and a worker in metals.
.. Expressed thoughts and value.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
No. 1T5.-Chnrade,


My FIRST at times the sea breeze gently
Again my FIRST speeds foaming Ger the
track
And wins the race.
My SECOND stands among
An ancient line of noted characters;
a noble line, my SECOND near the head
Ny WHOLE. a monarch absolute, controls
His subjects with despotic power and
sway.
Albeit they love him If he speak or
move,
They say. Aha my lord doth so and So"
And II he but express a wish they fly
Instantly to obey his shrill behest.
Shakespeare avows he wears upon his
brow
The very round and top Of sovereignty.
No. 176.-Numerical Enigma.
l am composed of twenty-four let
tiers.
Ny 8, 10, IS means relation.
Ny II, .. 81, II is form Of rain.
My 8, II, %. 10 means to search.
My I, 10, is a kind of tree.
My G, II, p, 3. % means not differ
ent.
My II, 81, 4, 24 is untruths.
My 20, 10. 16 is possessive pro-
noun
My 10, u. ., is often found in sew
ing.
My 8, .. 13 is an article of clothing.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
No. 1TS-Ancient historical dag
OUal.

No. 1TS-Ancient Historical dag
Onal.
All Of the words described contain
the same number of letters. When
rightly guessed and written one below
another, the diagonal. beginning with
the upper left hand letter and ending
with the lower right hand letter. will
spell the name of a summer diversion.
Crosswords: l. The first king Of
Rome. 2. A city of Palestine. 3. A
celebrated Roman general who was
put to death in Carthage. 4. An is
land Of ancient Greece near which a
famous naval victory was gained by
the Greeks. 3. A city on the Latmic
gulf famous for its great temple. 6.
Pertaining to Samnium. Z. A country
of ancient Greece.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13

TOGETHER.
Sic came, made her usual leap
le tub ana in a second was scram
out again, squalling, dripping.
ed. Nor was her terror lessened
Dreadful caterwauling and seat
nat George set up behind her.
wcnt lying through the sewing
apd out through the door at the
OF the front staircase, strikiu&
Rld leaps 4 stand whereon sat
ll6cd parrot. A screaming Polly
clattcring stand went thumpiug
thc stairs together. BY the time
eached the bottom they were ac-
NC by the fragments of Il hand
Macket and bust that ornament
Handing.
nR bile Malta continued her flight
zen absent mistress bedroom.
sbe knocked over a small table
N Valuable china vase that stoou
together with other bric-a -brac.
y time Susie had arrived to picl:
r pieces Malta had disappeared.
)Qr or two later she was found
|pp inside her mistress best win
met in the depths of the closet.
fhe velvet and feathers looked
fter their wet crushing may be
ned.
yer mind" said George, gazina
N at the destruction, malta has
Aught lesson anyhow. I'll bet
" never trouble that tub again."
was rather a costly lesson,
q said Susie demurely. 1--WE
nrdly afford $50 a lesson for
aer costly and rather fieeting as
For a few days Malta did not
e near the tub, but the memory
ribulations soon faded, and she
possession of it again.
"a my turn now to teach Malta a
"A said Susie as George stormed
reatened. 81 will try my way,
q shall see which is better"
pegan by trying to keep til.
pm door shut. That was the sim
Plution of the trouble, but with
'esS boy and several servants 90
.and out for water this could not
e. Malta was on the watch, and
pment the door was left open she
TO her favorite place.
Susie, who was also WATCHING.
lifted her out and set her down
entry, shutting the bathroom
pghty Maltaw she cried. Then
Fixed her up again and carried
e the sewing room, where, gently
II her, sne read a serious lecture
i naughtiness of her bathtul
Malta's gentle eyes were fixed
fully on her young mistress
'ehe knew she was being scoldcd
4 did not know for what.
titer a few days Of similar treat
NSlta began to connect the scold
Il the bathtub. She loved Susie
Il not want to displease her. 81
the moment that this idea that
Y and the scolding went together
place in her little brain Malt.
FL her favorite haunt. She coult
Fen be coaxed to enter the bath
IN way of teaching a lesson dc
hhk was the better ?-Helen Har
n Philadelphia Times.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
No. I77-Pieturo Puzzlc.

What vegetable Is represented in
picture No. /?
What flower is represented In pic
ture No. z?
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
,SoeoRo RSOSoSoSosoIo
EEIR TWO WAYS
...OF TEACHING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

soid George. Il found that
. ..,aA M in the bathtub again, and
~ stond it, I hate cats"
~, I'M, arc you going TO d.
YsEed lis sister. IF yoi
n. seryant~ - only remember
e f. door Arl'U you come out of
5roon. Malta would soon gdt
= ~ b,b.t of sleeping in the tub.
+ "A herr said George. III teach
'1e4s Ion. See if | don't"
Y, H. not do anything to hart
pep,omber That all the rest OF
1 NM Of Malta Mother would
oro;Ee YOU if you harmed her pet.
for ret George. that you and ]
Z cbar-e of her as well as of The
4 IN nous thoId while mother and
\ ira away"
ras tlIaran odd fancy that Nal
Il tai ken ID spend her leisure hours
E bal luh.
~ 10 was ready to take her case
< "A She did not finger by. ti,'
Ind made q Leap to its edge and,
,nf A pause another down into the
khe WINS not one OF the cautious
fhat look before they leap, and
,e d MS trap assured that Malta
/ cer a4Iy fall into it.
fuia The water on until the bot
Il III tub was covered to a depth
Ill or iyo inches. Then he sat
III The bathroom and waited till
, No. along TO take her usual
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
No. 1892 EQuIrY.
In the Circuit Court Tor Frederick County,
in Equity.

John Francis Smith and John Francis
Smith, executor of Sarah A Brown, de-
ceased, rs. Theodore Clinton Brown,
otherwise known rs Robinson, Frances
Emma Lancer, wife OF John Lancer, Nam
ME Louisa Brown q W
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13

l. \ letter. >. To set free. g. Seen
on the race course. 4. Something much
used on country roads and enjoyed by
many. >. To allure into a snare or net.
6. Artful. {. A letter.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
No. IT3.-lIetagrnm.

l. Not light >. Part of Il tree. 8. a
bird T. TC listen. ). a token. 6. a
piece Of ground kept for recreation.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
The Difference.

The high priced automobile
Now occupies the track.
But @. Washington was satisfied
With a modest little hack.
Washington Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-06-13
10. INSTRUMENTATION.

Behead enchantment and have dan
ger. Behead again and have part OF
the body.