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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
Carolina
Mayo II de 1908.

El s&bado por la noche Tue Captura
do ell desertor NiCasio Canales por loI
guardias Lopez y Vale, ocupandole u
cuhillo de 1argaS dimensiones.
El domingo por el dia, los guardia
Andino y Rios pusieron a dispos;ei6
del Tuzgado 4 2 individuos que tiraba3
de Ia oreja Jorge en- Ell barrio "Hoy%
mulas", asf como Ell naipe, dados, y d.
nero ocupadoS.
El mismo domingo, a las doce de l.
noche fue capturado por e1 cabo Cheva
y guardias Luis Garcia y Juan Rios, Ell
individuo Pho Rivera (a) "Guareto" que
segGn parece hurt6 variaS botellas de
brandy don Santos Philippi, de SAM
Juan.
FL guardia Maldonado condujo La
Sala de Socorros 4 disposition del
JuSgado a los heridos Monico DelgadO y
Jose Iglesias, del barrio de CanovaA
nillas.
A Angel Diaz de Trujillo.alro, IL
fue ocupado nm revolver pOr el Cabq
Pacheco, de Santurce y le impuso este
juzgado cincO pesos de multa y perdi1
da del arma.
Tambien los guardias Rios y Andil !
no ocuraron dos revolvers Simon EnN
carnaci6n Manuel Pizarro emf este
pueblo, cabiendoles igual pena que al
anteripr,,. mas cinco pesos al primero'
por disparo.
Bien por el cabo y guardias a SuN
6rdenes que tan bien secundan los proy
p6sitos dc SD jefe, cue no son otros que
extirpar esoS c4ncereS que Corroeh Ia
socicdad, 10 que, ST todoS los pueStos
demoStraran el mismo cello & inter@S
que el de aquf, pronto habrfa de con-
Seguirlo.
~. En- Abril nacieron en- esta de-
marcaci6n So indivIduoS, Sc casaro 8
fallecieron 81.
~ Sc hacen varios concentrates ds
una enfermedad Sospechosa en- la juris-'
diccion de Rio Grande, que va cause
varias vfctimas en- pocas horaS. Bue
no que Sc investigue y dicten medidaS
para evitar Ia propagation, 81 es infec-
cioSa.
~. Desde antes de aver sopla ur
viento sud bastante ftlerte y molesto.
*"x Don Francisco Yeregui nos par
tiCipa su efectuado enlace CON Ia se6O
rita Juana Arana y Sc ofrecen en- Ia ca
lie de Idiaguer g, 20 San Sebastianl
Espafia. Eterna luna de miel les deS
SeamoS. 3. IT, 49,
~ Tenemos 81 gusto de da1
nuestra bienvenida Adoda Adela Eynr
y denlas familia, deSeandoles grata per.
manencia en- San Juan.
CorrespOnsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
En- a COnSI|0tO de ESpOl0
Sc agotaran los comestibleS
- =.
- La recommendation

Nueva York, miercoles-Con-
tin1anse recibiendo noticias del
sitio de Tetuaa. Los entranje-
ros que han llegado huyendo
del campo y de .os suburbios de
la ciudad a la plaza sitiada, Sc
hallan refugiados en- el consula-
do de Espafla.
Ell mayor tenor que existe es
de que Sc agoten los where's en-
la ciudad, donde hay muy pocas
existencias.
FL numero de habitantes que
tiene ahora Tetuan ha aumen-
tado muy considerablemente, a
causa de la recommendation de
que hablamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
suBAsTA PUBLICA

Desde el IL del corriente, de 8 4 II
de la mafIana, de una cinco de ID
tarde, y de 2 a 9 de Ia noche y dfas sid
guieutes laborables ser4n vendidas ed
Subasta p1blica, las existencias de ID
quincalla y ferreteria Sobrinos de Ar1
mas. Cruz IS.
El remate Ser4 al contado.y y al BAL
rrer en- Totes pequefos fin de que este
al a'cance de todoS.
Es de advertir que no Sc admitird
reclamation alguna despues de efec
tuada Ia veDta.
Los efectos que Sc han de rernata|
son bien conocidos y no hay que emu
merarloS.
Lo que hago pdblico para concurrl
cia de licitadores.
San Juan, Pto. Rico. ~ de Mayd
FRANCISCO GUERRA
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
Zarzuela espanola
OMPANIA NTIl

Funciona actualmehte en- Caracas
una compaf11a de zarzusla, compuesta
de celebrates artistas infantiles.
Su empresario escribi6 q don JaciHto
AnfoSso y este consulto con el alcalde
de San Juan, quien pone disposition
de dicha enlpresa el teatro de aquf, en-
los messS de JUNO y Julio.
81 la ley que Sefiala 81 limite de ira
bajo 4 los nifios no Sc opone 4 ello]
vendra dicha compafiia 4 esta ciudad.
Daremos mas detalles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
VENTA

de dos solares situados en- ell barrio de
La Marina" cerca de la fabrica la
Colectiza" cada uno de los cuales mide
500 metros 88 centfmetros cuadrados y
arnbos lindan con tres Gales del terra
pl6n de las obras de Puerto.
Solo Sc admiten proposiciones por los
dos solares.
Informes en- el Establecimiento del
BoLETIN MERCANTIE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
Dice asf el anuncio:
.CEBoLLAS PERLAs

Son pequefas, blancas, quebradizas,
de ura sabor saaVe y preparadas en- el
Vinagre de Vino Blanco para adobar
de Heinz. Sc venden por todos los
especieros."
iEh! Que me traigan un especiero
dc esos que venden esa especie de ce.
bollas tan especiales y quebradizas.
Me las venden 6 las robo;
que, aunqus cocinero bobo,
rn deber q clio me obliga:
lquiero poner en- adobe
de mister Gibb "a barrigs.
x estara de perlas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
Asunto conclude

Los capitanes Cabrera y SaIca,
han declarado inocente al tenienle !
Rosa, en- virtnd de Ia investigacil
practicada por la denuncia del M
Loira.
El teniente Carb6, que forinaba s.
de Ia comision, inforrn6 en- sentido ~
trario. Como es costumbre, prevail
Ia opinion de Il mayorfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
EI inCeIdiO de los 0|Iedel0eS
Los refugiados en- Tetuan
Todo 10 arrasan

Nueva York, miercoles-Agre-
gan las noticias que van llegan-
do del Africa, que los rebeldes
han incendiado todas las inme-
diaciones de la ciudad de Te-
tnan.
Los habitantes de los alrede-
dores y los extranjeros que re-
sidian en- los publos cercanos
huyeron hacia Tetuan, para es.
capar de los atropellos de los re-
beldes.
Todo cuanto encuentran a su
paso los rifefios 10 incendian y
10 arrasan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
La recaudaci6n
de Aduanas

Durante el mes de Abril del afio
que cursa Sc recaud6 en- las aduanas de
Puerto Rico la suma de Fl, I,28o pesos
20 centavos. En- el mismo PEI fodo del
afo pasado Sc cobraron 63 635 pesos 43
Centavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
Mayo IL de 1908.

~ Un caro- electrico choc6 aver
tarde en- Ia esquina de las Gales Mayor
{ Isabel con I'm coche particular, eau
sAndole una leve rotura.
Ell duef1o del cochs no Sc ha queiado
vconfissa que el motorista no tuvo cul-
pa en- 81 hecho.
Y 4 confession de parte
~ Aver lego a esta ciudad nues-
tro amigo don Luis Felipe Iglesias, re
presentante de la gran casa exportad ora
americana Flint & Co.
Viene de Venezuela Colombia, y
sale hoy para Mayaguez. de donde sal
dra para San Juan, y de ahi embarcara
con destino Nueva York.
Feliz viaje le deSeamos.
~ Don Enrique Fritze, que Sc en-
cuentra en- Nueva York en- asuntos CO.
nerciRles, embarcarA para esta ciudad
el sabado proximo.
~ Hoy salio para Arecibo, a cargar,
el vapor alemSn "ChriStiania."
-. De aquf lleva Cafga de cafe para St.
Thomas y para Europa.
: Don Luis Caballer, Tuez del
Distrito Este, ha presentado Ia renun-
cla dc SD cargo.
Esta noticia con6rma la de aver que
dimoS como rlmor.
#~4 Anoche resultarou NAL heridoS
Clnco peoneS que venfan de Guanica
Yauco en- un tren cargado de caf1a.
La locomotora, 4 mas de los carros
que arraStraba, empujaba a otros en-
que ve1ian los peones; Sc rompi6 el
tornillo que los un1a la maquine, pre-
cipitSndose los wagones delanteros po1
una Pendiente que formaba el canine
de hierro.
AterrorizadOS los peoneS, Sc lanzaron
de los carros, resultando con heridas y
contusioneS graves.
De dos de ellos Sc cree que moriran
~ Los asuntos que vera en- Ponce
Ia Corte de Circuito, son 80: 2 de carac-
ter criminal y 28 civiles.
~*s NueStro buen amigo don Tulio
Rosich mejora notablemente de la he
Tida que recibiera en- ell brazo derecho
al extremo de haber asegurado anoche
el doctor Carbonell, que no habrz que
hacer la amputacion.
Damos esta noticia con verdadera sa-
tiSfaccion.
~ Individuos que forman ell pc
queGo jurado en- ID Corte Federal:
Edmundo Steinacher, Weymouth, D
Noble, Miguel Arzuaga, R. Vidal Car
doua, T. E. Phipos, H. Waters, S
Oppenheimer, P. Compiguie, F. Koef-
foed, Mr.. Sutton, ]. l.. Hass.
~ A Santiago Vazquez Sc le ha
concedido licencIa para contraer matri-
monio catoliee~ con Maria Rosado.
~ Nacimientos: Francisco Moica, Flu
terra Rodriguez, Silvestre Rodriguez
Evaristo Santiago, Ce.edonio Ruiz Mer
DEE, Juan Antonio Caraballo, Juan Ri
vera.
Defunciones: America Gonzalez, Ma
ria Josefa Lebron, Agustin Fernandez
CorrASn0nSa1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
AxIicaEAes
MERCADO DE NUEVA YORK

New York. Mayo I3.--Los
azicares centrifugados Sc coti-
zan hoy a S,xIIII y los mascaba-
dos 5 SIG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
M0tas p0nceHas

Un chcque.-Viajero distinguido. -El
sefor Fritze.-Renuncia Cabaler--
Desagradable accidente.-Cinoo he.
ridos. Dos moriran.--El amigo
RosiCh. --El psquefio jurado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13

Puedo asegurarte, rarnero austriaco
amigo, que apenas abandono eel casio
lecho, doy gracias la Providencia por
todo 10 que cclrre en- Lsta terra ven
turoSa.
Y despues de tan piadosa practica,
sGbo al primer caro- electrico que veo
~. q leer.
Precisamente esta mafIana tope con
el siguiente anuncio, que viene 4 de.
mostrar el grado de adelaatamiento 4
que lego el idioma en- estos tiernpos de
contrabandiS!as laureados omnipo
tenteS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
Literature continental

Bendito sea aquel dia venturoSo, ia
mas o!vidado, en- que los hermanos
continentales voivieron q nosotroS suS
ojos languidos, como dice Crucita.
81 tai no ocurre, no hubieramos viSto
jamas un gobernador n6mada, que
viaja con su tienda de campafia.
Y, q proposito de este: 81 MIR. Hunt
no entra en- las poblaciones y duerme
en- los campos, q Ia Junta Superior de
Sanidad debe ocurrfrsele ordenar que
Mr.. Smidt salga diSparaGo detras del
|GUbernador.
Siempre los n6madaS dejan huelIa
de Su paSo....
w**
Me parece eEtar vierdo a Mr.. Smidt,
corriendo de Maunabo Yabucoa de
Patillas a Arroyo, y preguntando a
los asombrados glbaros: Jlo han visto
ustedes?
-Sise, don miste.
-IDoade?
ALI alantito; al cantio de TN gallo.
Y llega Smidt al Sitio donde fue Tro.
ya, contempla el raisaje, suspira ruido-
samente, pone los ojos en- blanco, y di-
CO con profunda emoci6n: imc 10 habfa
olido!
Y aunque en- versos habla NAL,
miranda hacia ell horizonte
dice: el case es vegetal;
81 no es oregano el monte
todo el monte eS corozal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
Libras en- New York

New York, Mayo r3- Las
Iibras esterlinas sc cotizan hoy
en- estaplaza a $4.S4 ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
Al Maestro Duchesne
{ EN- Ell PARQUE)
Corresponsal.

Tiene ligera la>nlano
siempre que le den dinero,
y no hay otro timbalero
como e: gran Fabian Lumbano,
Lleva en- Ia boca el habano
y el sombrero en- el coyote;
el timbal va al estricote
cuando repica el palillo
y Ia orques.a toma bri1lo
81 el Tarche Il Ileva al trots.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-05-13
J. A DAUBON

J. II EgzA = DO1V'
Mayo II, 1908.
The sun., 1903-08-02
A Plague OF Owls.
From ire Detroit Free Press.

TOWl INC DSVOW NTNc FIco"-
That the most complex and seemingly CO.
centric conduct is often entirely logical and
simple iR fact that averaR 20 humanity admits.
Il suppose. remarked a genial suburban
citizen to a cluster OF street car comrades. ~
you all came out to our place nd saw ia trav"
cling up and down the lanes In the moonlight
with umbrellas over our heads, YOU would say
we were all crazy. wouldn't you?"
"OY course. remarked a chorus OF voicsr.
Well, n any one OF you should walk In our
lane without an umbrella, after dark you
would Wish you hadn't
What ais the lance" everybody asked "Is
IL haunted BY ghosts who walk only on moon
light Nights"
Vet quite replied the citizen Of the coun-
tryside: but lust nov we have curious set
Of conditions that might not be met with any.
where else in the whole round world our ane
happens 10 DO Gensely shaded on both sides
with big forest trees These old trees are full
Of owls nests ard at this time OF the year
when they have Young ones In the nests. we
infer the owls ara very warlike and vicious
Without Q sound. except a futtar OF wings,
they will swoon down on an unprotected trav-
ellsr through tho lane at night and peck him
on the head savagely, One Of my boys had
his head scratched until II bled, and my
daughter had her hair pulled nntii she
screamed with pain and terror still, we
can, give the lnne NJ altogethsr on s,, these
safely with our umbrellas hosted FRANK
Stockton advised black stockings for sharks,
and TO that nugget OF wisdom let m" add UNI
brellas for, cwis.' Our suburban b, neighb;Grs
guests carry hoistei umbrellas through our
lane.
The sun., 1903-08-02
Marie Delna, French Contraito. AMI Ed
ward Lloyd, the English Tenor.

Two. interesting musical personalities
are about to retire permanently from public
life. One Of them Is youthful and the other
has enj oved a career 30 long as 10 be posi-
BILE only to darling of the British public
Marie Delna, the famous French contralto,
who has sung for only a few years, COM
paratively speaking, has married and will
sing no more in public after the completion
of her present contracts. Edward Lloyd,
the veteran English tenor, who sang first
in 1867. has also decided to make his final
appearances this spring He was to have
come here to take part In the music festival
at Cincinnati, but has changed his mind.
Probably this decision is advantageous to
the audiences there, for IL Mr.. Lloyd had
had a shred of voice left he would have
come back
Marie Delna has been on the stage only
eleven years. She was the posSessor Of a
remarkably beautiful contralto voice OF a
kind rarely heard nowadays. 1t was a
genuine contralto, and not a mezzo soprano,
and after her debut at the Opera Comique
in 1892 Mile. Delna was an immediate
favorite In Paris She remained at the
Opera Comique singing in "L'Attaque du
Moulin" @Falstafr." Carmen, SLa VIVIAN
diere," in the revival Of Masses Paul er
Virginie, and above all in Gluch's "Orfeo. v
1t soon became plain that in spite OF her
beautiful voice Mile Delna had never
learned how to sing. Her voice, prodi-
gally poured out during the first few years
of her career, showed then no signs of wear,
But that came soon and critics saw that
al 10 ,vniA rR-
tain it's beauty unless the method OF its use
was radically changed Mile. Delna was
| told that her way of singing meant an early
close to her career and was begged to change
her method.
OF course, she did nothing Of the kind.
| Singers rarely do. She kept on forcing her
voice lust as she had in the past, making
| use of every vicious trick that may be
| learned from the French teachers OF the
day and was all the time wrecking the organ
| that might have continued for 30 many
years a source of beauty.
Four years ago the contralto had reached
| that eminence which seemed TO require her
| presence at the Opera instead of the Opera
Comque, at which she had always sung be-
| fore. So she went 10 the National Academy of
| Music, as hat institution is formally called,
| and made no impression whetever, to the
| surprise Of the Paris public, who thought
! that she would find her greatest opportunity
"A ElIes in % a PrODhpte," DQ(lIl In Samson
OF Dalila" and Leonora in "La Favorita
nnt Nile, Delna found herself yery uncom-
Portable in the great frame OF the Opera and
as " bar managers we're 10 have her leave tbe
'beatre in which she had 40 disappointed
ernact alton Since that time abe has sung
a, tLa 0nsr, Comirne occasionalIv in T,ons
Son =, o''s and in Russia Now she has married
"a ReIg;sn and exnects to live in retirement
tE,R
,II,a nai,a ia tho daurbtsr ~ a Mana
an, Who kent an aating house ts;de ~
a,,T paris she msed to wsii ON the tahIa and
her ar sineime freo,,entlv attracted the attan.
,inn ms ,he guests whom she servsd sha
.'on' W r, ~. rnnaar,,n.n;.o T.. D.
The sun., 1903-08-02
Amusements by the Sea.

The second and last week of "A Chinese
Honeymoon" begins at the Manhattan
Beach Theatre tomorrow night. Although
this merry musical play ran for more than
year at the Casino, It has been doing a
big business at the beach. There are
many clever performers in the company
Pains fireworks are over before the per-
forrnance in the theatre begins
The sun., 1903-08-02

A group representing the late Pope
lying in state is new feature at the Eden
Musee. The surroundings are as realistic
as it is possible to make them, and the
likeness Of Leo XIII. is said to be almost
perfect
The sun., 1903-08-02

AT the Paradise Garden roof for the en-
suing week several minor changes will be
made in the bill Aga, the floating wo-
man. still continues to amaze large audi
ences. victor's Royal Venetian Band has
made hit with it's fifteen minute spirited
rendition Of popular muse.
Punch. Judy h Co., in its second edi-
tion, goes on merrily with its large chorus
Of pretty girls, Oscar Hammerstein's latest
song, Maggie O'Donohue," is worth hear
ing. Josephine Sabel and twelve girls
made up as hodcarriers sing it.
The sun., 1903-08-02

An afternoon at the Imperial Theatre
With the fifth production of THE Stage
Society" was we'll worth the spending
The "Sooiety" Ia in it's fourth season and
among its other good works has produced
Ihsen's when We Dead Awaken, "A Man
of Honour" by W. Somerset Maugham;
"The Good Hope powerful play by the
Dutch dramatist H. Heijermans; Mrs.
Warrens Profession" by G. B. Shaw; "The
Marrying of Ann Leete," by Granville
Barker; "The New Idol by Francois de
Curel: "The Lady from the Sea, by Ibsen.
and -Monna Wanna by Mseterlinck
Whatever the royal censor Of plays for
bids, tho Stage Society usually produces
nrivately 1t is the only way 70 get ever
with licensed dulness.
On this occasion triple bill was pre-
sented. which, like most arrangements
~ rho sort was too much Of good thing.
.The Golden Rose; or, The Scarlet Woman '
the first offering. is by Ian Robertson,
and proved a dreary compound OF allegory
and a certain crude realism This author
had evidently read much Maeterlinck-
which 10 a good practice II you are not
dramatio writer-but not to advantage
His allegory, as he called 1t. bas-relief
Iwhv sculptural terrns? was confused,
and II 1t meant 10 convey any particular
nJsdom his arrow overshot the mark
In n nedinval town, at the door Of dark
house on gloomy street, sits woman,
Over the door Is a red light and the painted
inscription is "Aecipio nitrate; nitrate. '
The woman is garbrd in scarlet, In her
hand she h olds a golden rose. To her
The sun., 1903-08-02

The 2OOth performance Of -The Earl Of
Pawtucket" will be celebrated at the Man
haitian Theatre on Wednesday evening.
The occasion promises to be of more than
ordinary interest as a distinguished audi
ence is expected to attend, Among those
who have been invited il Sir Thomas Lpton
Lawrance d Orsay. the star of "The Earl
of Pawtucket," is an Englshman, and Sir
Thomas has expressed desire to see him
act in an American comedy.
The sun., 1903-08-02

Tony Pastor 's-Theatre is really the home
of vaudeville, and his patrons know when
they have a good show. They will he
pleased this week with the bill that has been
prepared. There are fifteen big acts, be-
ginning with Edward Favor and Edith
Sinclair, and ending with new vitagraph
pictures.
The sun., 1903-08-02
have already commended this production
OF an old but well-liked play.

Mr.. Keith's bill for the week is made up
Of all-star performers. John Leonard,
lately Of the team OF Gilmore and Leonard, I,
will make his first appearance as mono
logist, and James Horne, supported by
capable company, will present the farce.
An Awful Fix" Another feature will he
Nellie Beaumont. who sings coster songs.
The sun., 1903-08-02

There will be concerts tonight on all the
roof gardens except the New York. All
the Proctor houses have Sunday concerts.
Duss gives concert in the Garden.
The sun., 1903-08-02

Fourteen Esquirnau sledge dogs have
been added to Bostock's animal show at
Coney Island. An African hon-hunting
baboon of unusual size is another new
arrival. The school Of sea lions In training
In the sea pool for over q month under the
direction Of Mr.. Bostock will make their
first public appearance on the stage at tho
Sea Beach Palace on Wednesday.
The sun., 1903-08-02
TWO NOTED SINGERS TO RETIRE.

THE Johnstown Flood" is one Of TIN
standard attractions at Coney Island.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
According to our exchanges about
half the corn still remains in the fields.

According to u exchanges about
half the orn still remains in the fields.
Eugene House came up from Cham
berlain on Monday mornings passen-
ger.
Us. Sanborn Of Pukwana was an
east bound passenger Thursday norm
ing.
Hugh Harris has just finished him
a fine new house at his place in Torrey
Lake.
G. s. Blodgett went to Mitchell
Wednesday to meet with some grain
buyers.
L. A. Foote was in town today. He
expects to leave for Sioux City in the
morning.
Oliver Talbot Of Sterling, Ill, a
brother of Mrs. Aaron Doty, returned
home Thursday morning after a few
days visit here.
Jesse Costello and family are now
occupying the house lately vacated by
Frank Lumbard.
Matthias Marty, n OF our Oldest
and best subscribers, was here from
Platte this week.
DR.. J. w. Clevenger, resident dent
fist, Chamberlain. Office over e. F
Cookf3c 6rur ctnro
Hugh Lowe returned to PukTana a
week ago tonight from a two months
visit to eastern Canada.
Mike Connolly left Monday for Iona,
Iowa, called there by the serious
illness of a brother-in-]aw.
August Marty started for Platte
! Saturday, but returned Tuesday even
ing without getting there.
W. L. Montgomery and j. w. San
ford returned to Chamberlain Satur-
day night from a trip to Chicago.
Miss Grace Finn and Miss Heinrich
son we're here last Friday from Cham
berlain watching the football game.
Mrs. E. j. Stewart, who has been
here.yisiting her son, ]. s., and family
left this morning for Bristol, THIS
state.
Joe Koran returned Wednesday
/ from Sioux City, where he went the
first OF the week with two cars OF
cattle.
We have been having some good oio
fashioned winter weather the pasl
/ ten days. Some wind, some snow ano
generally cold.
Mrs. r. e.. Z. Hayes and Miss Amy
1 Beebe returned from Chamberlalt
Saturday morning where the former
gave recital.
We think it unnecessary TO any
more than mention the big ad on thl'
page Of the Ochsner Hardware com
pany. III tells its own story, All w
can add IS that they have the goou
and prices to back it all.