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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-07-23
Both Were Heroes.
Statesvillp Landmark

At Beaufort few days ago he
GRO bOatman saved a whole family
of white persons from drowning. At
Durham last week a white man rush
ed through the flames that filed a
room, risking his own life, and res
cued Il negro woman that could not
escape. The woman was so badly
burned that she died, but the man
who risked bis life to save her is a
hero. It's Il pity the dispatches do
not give his name. "There is no color
line in heroisn," says the Asheville
Citizen No. And. often the most
heroic and sef-sacri1cing efforts are
found among the humble walks of
life, where they are unexpected, M
known, unheralded and unsung.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1903-07-23
Literary.
Classical.
Scientific,
PedaGOgical.

Five courses leading to Diplomas.
Practice and Observation School. Fl
for use of text books. etc, $40 a yea
nual session begins Sept. Is, 1903. I
cations should be made before July 1:
tent teachers and stenographers Fo
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02

w. c. Draper returned the latter
part of the week from "A trip TO Du.
luth and other eastern points.
Hugh Mackay, foreman Of the
Horse Shoe Bor ranch. the finest In
the county. was in the city over Sun.
day.
Joseph Horky, v Novak and Frank
Nesiba, of St. Paul. were in Lewis.
town and vicinity last week trying
to purchase some good ranch prop
erty. vaclav Pulec showed them
around the country and several deals
were started which will probably be
consummated before the end of the
present month. They returned home
Saturday.
w. S. Wells and ]. II. Thr0ckmoT-
ton, Of Platte City, Mo, who spent
week in Lewistown and vicinity
looking up some good real estate bar
gains left Friday for home. They
were very favorably impressed with
some ranch propositions and II rs
very likely that they will decide to
invest several thousand dollars near
l.ewistown within short while.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Miss Ada Meyersick conducted an eX-
animation for teachers certificates in
her office Friday and Saturday. The
following ladies were granted certi-
iicates: Miss Matte Phillips, Utica,
first grade Mrs A. w. Bell. Lewis
town, third grade; Miss Clara Payne.
Garneill, second grade; Miss Minnie
Drinkard, Cottonwood. second grade.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02
VINO sells McCormick mowers,

Nho seho H'iNh mowers!
Ben Mcleod was in from Utica Sat.
urday.
Jack Edgecombe went To Gill Edge
on a business trip this morning.
You might be the lucky one If Won
buy now at the Judith Hardware Co
B. w. Sullenger, of Grass Range
was business visitor 10 The CITY YES
terday.
j. S. Marshall. OF St Louis is in
the city this week the guest of los.
eph Wunderlin.
II you buy Mccormick mower
binder or hay rake from the Judith
Hardware Co. you can get repairs
when needed.
John Mclaughlin, OF Neihart. is in
the city. having arrived Yesterday
and will mingle with many Old friends
in this vicinity for a few days.
Rev. Henry Quickenden will preach
at the Upper Cottonwood school house
near the Hawson ranch Wednesday
evening, September 3. at S o'clock.
Hay fever took precedence over the
real estate and insurance fever with
E. o. Busenburg the latter part of
the week.
Hold your orders for fruit and
shade trees and nursery supplies un.
Ill you see Samuel Anderson. II will
pay you.
A nine pound boy made his appear
ance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Antoine King on Rock creek last Sat.
urday.
girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George NJ. Stafford Friday night. The
mother and babe are getting along
nicely.
All losses on purchases of trees and
nursery supplies replaced absolutely
Iree OF charge the first year, and at
half price the second year. Samuel
Anderson, agent for the Jewel Nur.
sery.
During several years in the nursery
business in Montana Samuel Ander-
son has never failed in single in
stance 10 satisfy every customer. See
him when ordering fruit and shade
trees.
Naclav Pulec this week Consum.
mated q deal for the purchase OF the
Arson Deranleau ranch in the foot
hills of the Judiths. The place CON
GiRfg 1tn af la
proved Consideration $1,000
|, A. Cross, of Sedalia Mo-. arriv-
ed in Lewistown via the Benton
route Sunday, and has accepted a po-
sition with the Delzell Drug Com
pany. He was accompanied west by
Peter Hayes. also from Sedalia. who
will probably locate here.
Samuel Anderson, representing the
Jewel Nursery, will be pleased to ad.
wise his patrons as to the best pur.
general nursery supplies. Years Of
experience amply qualities Mr.. Ander-
son 10 advise correctly.
Mrs. r. l.. Neville returned yester-
day morning from San Francisco. Cal.
where she has been visiting for the
past ten weeks. She was accompan.
led home by her daughter, Miss Lizzie
Neville, who has been attending
school in San Francisco.
o. S. Bloom, of White Sulphur
Springs, has returned to Lewistown
and will again locate an office for the
practice of his profession, veterinary
surgery. Having formerly practiced
here he is well and favorably known
To stock men as an expert in his pro-
fession. He has recently returned
from trip through the National Park
and, like all others who have made
a tour of wonderland. Is enthusiastic
over the grandeur of the great nation
al picture land.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02

C. ]. Nichol and wife. of Rocky
Point. were in the city yesterday.
We will pay cents per pound for
good clean rags at this office.
Bella Kennedy left yesterday morn.
ing for visit to her home In the
Sixteen mile country.
You may secure that Grand piano
by making $40 cash purchase at the
Judith Hardware Co.
Lease & Tubbs completed the burn
ing Of 100000 bricks at the kiln south.
east OF town the first of the week.
The brick are said to be OF excellent
quality.
Do you need an abstract OF your
city, ranch or mining property? Place
the order with us. Kelly & Moulton.
Sarah Cox has transferred 100 acres
described as the ely sei4, and the
eia neA, Of sec 20, tp 10 n, r 10 g, to
Henry B. l.apham. Consideration ST..
200.
MelChert 4 Glaspcll are prepared 10
DO your hay baling on short notice
Address them al Lewistown for terms
and dates, First-Cass work gilalan-
teed.
The Prosbytcrians observe prepara.
tory services on Thursday night of
this week looking toward their quar-
ierly communion service on next Sun.
day morning. Everybody welcome.
Are you ready for that buggy or
spring wagon and harness? The Ju.
dith Hardware Co. can fit you out
right.
Harry Boggs and wife are expected
TO arrive in lcwistown tomorrow
night. Tom Smith went 10 the rail
road this afternoon TO meet them
Harry Brown returned yesterday
from a trip Ia Chicago and other east.
orn points In the interest of the Pow
or Mercantile Co.
Wall paper az your own price at
Crecl a. Briggs Season is nearing
the end and We positively will no'
carry over any stock If low prices
will clear the shelves.
After the picnic Of the Presbyterian
Sunday School there were some dish
as. etc, left N the grounds, which
were taken in charge by Mrs, q. j.
Wiodcman and may be had by call
ing AT her residence.
Pat Walsh came in yesterday morn
Ing from Dillon to attend the bedside
of his wife. who Is at the hospital
quite i'll. He is experimenting the
plant and will be engaged there for
several months yet.
Those who intend TO 20 10 the La
bOr day celebration in Gilt Edge next
Monday via the Nickel Plate route.
are requested TO way bill at the post
office, as the managers of the line de-
sire 10 know how many they are to
furnish accommodation for.
As the train came MP from Lombard
io HarlOwton Monday afternoon II
struck a band OF sheep just before
reaching Two Dot. killing about fifty
Of them outright and injuring a num-
bcr OF others. which the train crew
killed To put out Of their misery.
Mike Lynch. who succeeded w. j.
Sweeney as manager of the NBar
ranch. was in the city Saturday He
says that he has about 81 men at
work on the big ranch at the present
time and stock and range conditions
are very satisfactory.
Madam Gleason and Miss Mallory
will return 10 lcwistown thrs week
with Il large and select stock of fall
and winter millinery personally Sc
locted from the Chicago market with
the view of pleasing all classes Of the
trade.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02
Ladies' Can Wear Shoes

one size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease a powder to be shaken into the shoes. IL
makes tight or new shoes feel easy; gives in
slant relief to corns and bunions. It's the
greatest comfort discovery OF the age. Cures
sore spots. Aliens Foot-Ease is a certain cure
for sweating. hot. aching feet. AZ all drug;
gists and shoe stores, 25c. Trial package FREE
by mail Address Allen ). Olmsted, LeRoy.
N Y.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02

B. Z. Stack, OF Stanford. was a Wis
itor to the city the week.
Blackford & Blackford, attorneys,
Office in Judith Basin Bank building.
Wood & Mace or Norman's coal al
Kits & Hassetts yard.
You can get accurate assays. All
work Is guaranteed by Wilton G.
Brown, Helena, Mont.
Take advantage of the piano draw.
ing and make your purchase now at
Judith Hardware company.
The oyster season Is now open and
you can obtain choice stock at the
Lewistown Meat a. Provision Co.
Mrs. l.. u. DeIzell mother Of the
Delzell boys Of this place, arrived in
Lewistown from Fairview, ILL.,, YES.
torday morning and will visit her chill.
dren for several weeks.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02

There is heaps of piano talk in Fer
gus county these days and excitement
Is wrought mp 10 high pitch over the
$500 Hamilton piano that will be civ.
en- away on Friday. September is
1903. In the meantime there is a great
rush for tickets at the following
stores, which give away a chance free
upon the terms mentioned
Lewistown Commercial company
dry goods. one ticket with every $40
cash purchase.
Bertrand & Shannon. general mer.
chandise. one ticket with every SO
cash purchase.
w. S. Smith. furniture, one ticket
with every cash $40 purchase.
James F. Skinner, restaurant, one
ticket with every 80 cash purchase.
J.. \, DuClos, tailor, one ticket with
every slo cash purchase.
Judith Hardware company. one
ticket with every Slo cash purchase.
on all goods excepting wagons. farm
machinery. barb wire and twinc upon
which n $50 purchase is required to
secure a ticket
New York store, one ticket with
every $50 purchase.
Van ,,au ,.i, .hn ,i,an
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02

ROAM HORSE, WHITE STRIP IN
forehead, three white feet, branded
TX L on left thigh and G-N on right
thigh; one bay horse, white strip in
forehead, branded I on right jaw.
Strayed from Mussel- o shell, near
Cottonwood Coulee, about August 1st
Reasonable reward for information.
Address Ole Nordall, Edgewater. 9-a-2t#
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02

All subscription accounts are pay
able In advance.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02
HELP WANTED.

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK
in small family, good wages, ad-
dress d. L. Co.. Okla, Mont. S-19-tf
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02

STRAYED FROM THE STAGE BARN
at Moccasin, one light bay horse,
white strip in face, one white hind foot,
left ear split, branded MS on left
shoulder, ? on left thigh, vented on
left shoul O der. A suitable reward
will be paid for information
leading to his recovery. J. NJ. HAVER-
FIELD, Lewistown, Mont. s-26-2t
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

HIDES AND PELTS-CASH PAID
by Bryant Bros, Main street.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02
SUBSCRIBERS

Hereafter no subscriber will be
carried on our books whose arrear-
ages are greater than six months.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02
STRAYED.

ONE BAY FILLY, THREE YEARS
old, white spot on forehead. branded
Y-S on right thigh; halter broken and
gentle. | will pay so for delivery to
me at Utica. ]. M. Campbell. S-19-tf
THREE HEAD OF HORSES, LAST
seen on Willow creek By Asbridge &
Battams, May 10th; two bay horses,
driving team, branded NJ on left thigh
one brown work horse, about l,9OO
pounds Pu1 ss. branded ed on on left .h.,s shout
covery.
James Wilson, Flatwillow. S-la-tf
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02
WANTED.

HIDES AND PELTS-THE LEWIS
town Hide and Fur Co. will pay you
cash.
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02
FOR SALE.

A SECONDHAND PHAETON IN
fairly good repair for sale cheap.
Enquire at this office. If
NEW SPRING WAGON AND DOU-
BILE harness. ]. L. Nielsen, City.
A NEW BARN Is 13 WELL BUILT
and with shingled roof, stalls for
team and buggy with hay loft above.
Heating stove, folding bed, spring and
mattress. steel couch and mattress,
chiffonniere, oak dining room table
and chairs, ladies writing desk, china
cabinet, baby buggy, three rocking
chairs, three tables, kitchen utensils,
etc. The above are almost new. Ap-
ply at st. James Rectory. Lewistown.
S-26-2t
Fergus County argus., 1903-09-02

Some of the ex-Confederates are
talking OF meeting to be held here
during fair week for the purpose of
organizing. There are a number OF
the boys in this county who wore the
grey and they will all be here during
the fair to talk over the days of go
65 with each other.
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Secci6n s.eIigi0sa
SANTOS De MANANA

piciemhre g. iaeve&-San Slves-
rel p. y SsgS COloma w.. hilaFh y
paulinA nirx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30

En- Ell local de nuestra Redac-
cion Sc reunieron anoche los Sc
fiores don Manuel Fernandez
uncos, don Crist6bal Real, don
r. O. Galvan, distinguido lite
ratio dominicano y don Jose Pc
rez Losada, para discernir Ell
premio a las composiciones poe
ticas presentadss al Certamen
iniciado por nuestro semanario
Los Domingos del Boletin".
Fue necesario declarar desier-
to el primer premio. concedien-
do dos segundos premios, uno a
la composition que llevd por tt
tulo ego Sun via veritas ct
vita), cuyo autor desconocemos
haSta ahOra, puesto que en- Ell
sobre cerrado que debia conte-
ner ell nombre del vate, encon-
tramos las siguientes palabras.
Isl la composition es digna
del pensamiento que la inspira.
~ del Certamen para Ell cual Sc
ha escrito, ell nombre del autor
es 10 secundario.
Ponce, Dcbre. 1S de 1oo3.'
Y la otra, tituiada "Naclmien-
to de Cristo', es del joven poeta
don Rafael Martinez Alvarez.
Ell premio de los epigramas
no Sc pudo adjudicar.
Ninguno de los presentados
reunia meritos sufcientes.
En- ell numero de LOS Domin-
gos del Boletin correspondent
te al primero de Enero, publ
caremos dos fragn1entos de las
composiciones premiadas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30
viajer0 distinguido

Hace algunos dias Sc encuen-
ira entire noSotros, procedente
de New Orleans, ell Brigadier
General retirado del ejerclto de
los Estados Unidos. ell Sr. p.
Craighill, que ha venido a visi-
tar a su hija, la distinguida es-
posa del Mayor w. +. Lippet,
Director del Hospital Militar.
Ell General Craighill antes de
su retro era Ingeniero Jefe del
Ejercito = tambien Presidente
de la Sociedad de los lngenieros
Civiles Americanos. Durante
su laboriosa carrera ha tornado
parte activa en- muchas de las
obras de mayor importancia
que Sc han llevado a cabo bajo
la inspection de los ingenieros
del ejercito. Este distingui-
do caballero piensa permanecer
aqui algunos meses y Sc propo-
ne visitar los puntos mas nOta-
bles de la isla, antes de regresar
a su hogar en- los Estados Uni
dos.
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Y ESQ 4?

Informan a nuestro correspon-
sal de Ponce que el juez Wilcox.
de aquella Corte de Distrito. ha
disfrutado va. en- este ano. tres
licencias. cuando la ley solo per-
mite una auual a cada fuuciona-
rio. dandose el case que actual
mente esta en- uso de licencia Y
no tiene suStitutO en- la COrte.
acaso para que sc game el sueldO
integro; asi reSulta que los asun-
tos civiles estan paralizadoS. y
Mr.. Wilcox paseandose fuera dc
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30
Buena idea

FL dia primero de afo. saldra
Ia Banda de musica ''Juventud d
del Comercio" a pedir el agui-
naldo. con el prop6sito laudable
de comprar Instruments y atri-
les. y hacerSe dc un nuevo y
escogido repertoire.
Dada.la general simpatia que
esta banda Ia sabido conquis-
tarse. del pueblo de San Juan.
le auguramos un buen exito er
IN empresa.
Adclante. i6venes artistas.
No deeaiga vuessro entusiasmo
por el divino arte.
la victoria estA dc vuestFa
pAkte coaQuistada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30
Desde Atenas
Nbre 1903.
Sr. Director del
BoLEr1N MERCANT11

OOLEI In VM EKCANIll
El discurso del trono en- Sofia ha 81
do muy aplaudido. En- el Sc ha SALT
dado con algeria los elegidosde la ma :
cion al mismo tempo que Sc ha recor-
dado que ciertos acontecimientos del
corriente afio, obhgaron al principe
Ferdinand, ell deber de consular al
pueblo Sobre la direction que habfa que
darle 4 los asuntos p1blicos.
El principe Ferdinand, manifesto
que Ell pueblo. apreciando la gravedad
de la situacion actual, COMIC 4 nuevos
representatives la tarea tan dificil de
colaborar para Ia prosper;dad dc Ia
patria.
Ell discurso del trono 1ecuerda que
'os acontecimientos ocurrido durarte ell
verano han obligado al gobierno q re-
currir a gastos extraordinar;os, pero
indispensables, con ell fin de poner ell
ejerclto en- condolences de poder garan-
tir el pals de desordenes interiors; y
con objeto de conservar la integridad
del territorio Ell discurso cuenta con
ell patriotismo de los nuevos diputados,
para poder estudiar con mucha atencion
las causas que han exlgido gastos ex-
traordlnarios para ell ejercito, y poder
apreciar los actos del gobierno
Ell principe Ferdinand fue aclamado
entusiastamente en- todo ell trayecto.
-El rey de Grecia ha enviado su fe-
licitacion al min1sterio de Dinamarca,
con motive de cumplirse justamente 40
aflos que ell rey Christian reina. Este
soberano respondio un largo telegrama
al rey Georges, dandve las mas EXPIRE
sivas gracias por su atenciop, y desean
do GIecia mejor suerie que la que
haSta ahors ha tenido.
FL hiio de Mahmoud-Demat- -Pacha,
lego a Constantinopla despues que
Munir- Pacha, embsjador de Turqufa
en- Paris le hizo saber que serfa perdo-
nado por ell sultan. Ell principe ha
en- Constantinopla vesti
do la europea con sombrero hongo.
Apesar de este disfraz, fue reconocido
inmediatamente por la policfa y arres-
tado. Sc dice que ell sultan, apesar
de haberle perdonado, esta dispuesto
de nuevo 4 condenarle muerte, para
10 cual ha ordenado Sc hagan los pre-
parativos para llevar a cabo la triste
sentencia. 49,
La hermana del sultan, que es la
madre del principe detenido, no ha po-
dido conseguir permiso para verlo.
La Puerta ha respondido la nota
de Russia y de Austria relativa a las
refornlas. Turqufa declara aceptar los
nueve artfculos del programa, pero So
lamente los aeepta en- principle, reser-
vandose el derecho de discutir algunos
de ellos, particularmente ell segundo y
prlmero references ell nombramiento
de agentes civiles y mllltares de otras
potencias.
Esta repuesta ha causado bastante
impression Russia y en- Austria, pues es-
toS paises ven que al fin el sultan ha
reconocido la necesidad de tales refOr-
mas.
ROBERTO WARTON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30

ma v sus compafieros de "ma-
quina" que Wood fue un ele-
mento de corruption en- la isfa, y
al efecto, durante dos semanas,
sc estuvo acumulando en- la CO
mission del Senado una tremen-
da masa de evidencia para ha
cerle dafio.
Declararon contra Wood, en-
tre otros, ell general Brooke. su
antecesor en- Ell mando y hoy
retirado, quien lie acuso de in
subordinate e intrigante; Bath
bone, ell famoso "regenerador"
del Correo cubano, que profrio
contra Ell cargos de mil catego-
rfas, y Horatio Rubens, que tan
10 fgur6 como abogado en- la
lunta revolucionaria de Nueva
York, cuyas acusaciones contra
Wood son de intrigante, lOgrero
y falsarlo, a quien (textualmen-
te) no Sc puede Greer bajo pala-
bra de honor.
Las principales acusaciones
que penden contra Wood, son
tres: una que hizo escribir artf-
culos en- la prensa, atacando a
Brooke, su antecesor, y prepa-
rando su cafda; otra que uso su
pOsici0n Official para beneficiar
a parientes suyos, adjudicando-
les a precio excessive contratos
de materiales para obras publi-
cas-, y una tercera, la de mas
ruido, que otorgo la concession
del Jai Alai, en- contravencion
de la ley, y bajo circunstancias
equivalentes a soborno. Lo ile-
gal de la concession esta en- que
la llamada ley Foraker, prohibfa
otorgar concesiones en- Cuba por
Ell gobierno militar, y en- clase
de soborno sc alega que tantO
Wood como su seiiora, aceptaron
rega,os de los concesioparios
del Jai Alai, cuyo valor Sc ha
calculado en- $4,000.
Segln los enemigos de Wood,
el Jai Ala1 esta desarraigando-la
moralidad de toda Cuba.
Lo que, a juicio de toda per-
soma impartial, debiera guitar
alg1n merito a la oposicion de
Hanna y sus amigos, es la pro-
teccion que abiertamente dis
pensa a desfalcadores, como
Rathbone y Nicely. Segdn su
teoria, estos eran empleados
modelos, cuya caida obedecio
a maquinaciones infernales de
Wood, quien, dice Hanna, (y
resulta verdad), no desdenaba
la amistad de licenciados de pre-
sidio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30
la fiesta de los IOcos

Ell viernes proximo. dfa de
Afio Nuevo, tendra efecto. en- ell
manicomio, ell anunciado bale
de los locos.
Ell DR.. Goenaga ha preparado
tan original fiesta con ell mayor
cuidado y ha de resultar admi-
rable.
Tiene caracter Official.
Lo reducido del local dispo-
nible no permite hacer invita-
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30

Sc espera que el precio de Ia
telegraiia sin hilOs enGTe Italia
{ InglalerTa sea de 10 esntimos
poF palahra. y entire la pTimeFa
de drchas naciones y los Estados
Unidos y Canada. De 20 AGO cen.
times sOlamenle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30
Busssr viais

Ia agraciada sehOrita Iuanita
Aponte Este-aA ha Tegresado
aver a CaguaA. despues dc Algu-
nos dias DC permanencia En- San
Iuan
Que vuelva pEOnto Ia simpA-
tica valera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30
la bahia de MapOles

La vida fotografica mas gram
de que exiSte Sc exhibe actual
mente en- Berlin y aunque pa
rezca raro. tiene trece metIo9
por dos. y representa- Ia bahia
de Napoles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30

(De nuestro corresponsal)
Dcbre 2S de 1903.

Dcbre 2S de 1908.
Sc ha rec;bdo en- Ponce aver, por
algunas personals, el magnf6co libro
"Trazos de sombra'', del distinguido
escritor Sr. Perez Losada. El libro,
que contiene un elocuente prologo del
Sr. Fernandez Juncos, merece ser com.
prado y lefdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30
sQUE S RA?

Hay movimiento entire los republi-
canos de Ponce, y sc desconoce el mo-
two Algunos Green que Sc trata de
arreglar las elecciones; pero eS muy
temprano todavia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-30

LA Dolores, soberbio drama de Fe-
li1 y Codina. y Ia zarzuela "Lo pasado
pasado". seran las obras que Ia compa-
MIA irico- o-dramaticl puertorriquena
pondra en- escena "a Ia noche saoado
pr6xlmo. No divide el pdblico, 81 quie-
re gozar de un magnfseo espectAcul0.
Anoche se efectu6 el asaltO anuneia-
do 4 uuestro amigo dOn Antonl0 Can
tinchi: IA fiesta estuvo animadisima y
el sefsor Canginche ohsequi6 4 IA con
euFrsaeia esplkadidamente.