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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-09

Que en- vista de todo, los que
suscriben cumplen con TN de-
ber de justicia, felicitando con
entusiasmO a la empresa del
BoLET1N MERcANT1L DE PUERTO
Rico, por su actitud energica Y
desinteresada, que tom0 para Ell
descubrimiento de tan perjudi-
cial fraude, que de seguirse ha-
ciendo seria en- grave perjuicio
de uno de los frutos agricolas
de mayor exportacion de la isla,
y cuya falta de mercado en- ell
exterior, viene siendo la ruina
de nuestros productores.
Siendo acuerdo que sc remita
ell orijinal preseute, con Ell fin de
que usted seflor Director, haga
Ell uso que guste de esta EXPIRE
sion de simpatia.
R. A. Martinez, Manuel kibas, Je-
shs M. Cortes, Lucas Castro, Lamar y
Mendez. Juan Calzada, Agustfn Collazo
Clemente Pe1eda, Miguel M1jica, An
tolino Lorenzo. Antonio Castro, Ceferi-
no Fern ahdez LAMA, ]. Cintr6n, Pedro
Ochoa, Santiago Rotger, Jose Vazquez,
Jose Urquiso, Tomas Principe, Gabriel
Reyes, Cruz Hernandez, Jose Rotger
Jesds M. Reyes, N. c. Benitez, D. Sic
ira, M. de Audrey, ]. P. Silva, Luis
Mej1as, Andres Suciro, Ramon Lopez,
Antonio Azuaga ]. Corcino, F. del Ro-
sario, Felipe Maldonado, Celest;no
Mendez, ]. c. Velazquez, Santiago San
chez, Jose M. Paz, Francisco Delgado,
Isabel Nerced, Victor Torres, Santos
Sanchez, Miguel Garcia, Francisco
Diaz, Fidel Quintero, Pedro ]. Tous, R.
Pihero, Tomas Fajardo, Ines Vazquez,
Quintfn Lopez, joe 1. Sierra, ]. AL
modovar, Jose Morales, Marcelino Ba~
rreto, Juan Delfauz, Antonio Garcia
Pascasio Rosario, Jose D. Roman, An
gel Castro. Isidro Feliciano, Clemen
Colon, A. N1jica del Rosario, P. Rosa
rio Morales, Palou, Sobrinos, F. ESQ
te, R. Morales y G. Montafiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-09
Verdadero acontecimiento
e halle del Casino

Una rica alfombra que orlaban arts
ticas macetaS de eScojidaS flores gran
des lamParaS el(etricaS. adoFnaban Ia
eSCalera del magui6co edifcio dc nueS
trO primer centso social. dandc entrada
1 los tres SaloueS que sc utIlizan para
bales en- las nocheS dc kes,aS del ca
sino. los que eStaban wagnihcamente
ataviadCS con SuS meiores galaS dc
Colgadnfas. barderas. boUquets de 30
Fss y dsmas adoruos. cue les dahae 60
pltndido aspecto.
Ia terraza cs,entaha capFichosoS di-
o1ios Dc lucrs sleeiricas Dc variaelus
matices cue hacian de aquel sifio.
llrmiaado tamhita poe n sspl<adida
rcina Dc a noehe. IN pcttico tafdln ds
atFaetive& ma.
! A las oeho emresf 4 urvaF "a eonru $
stsnsia al bails aisnda Impcaihle 4 rs
uueve. Ga smpssd 81 primsE vala. txan
leaf 30 cs nioues y xaisri1a.
for uzHnra ucta - pollt4 i41xaF hs
Hlexio - NJ ssunstn. y p9lllmoH paT-
60 30 emleiunRa. uaanFalca sa esra
snnul en qns - inpuE.eas tunar apunrss
q le&rn - mnEuErgnlH4
Snaa. Rzs0 csra. e - ymgp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-09
e dia del arb0l
La fiesta en- Maraniito

Las escuelas giaduadaS. 4 cargo dc
los dislinguidos profesores Mr.. Len
hart. sefloTisas Ramona Rivera. Anso-
MA Wales y srfora Regina Vega. ce,e-
braron IA fiesta del aTbOl. cen mucha
animasi6u. igual al aio anterior.
Sabemcs cue en- todas las escuelaS
ruralcs SC celshFarOu eie-vicics apr0-
piadcs al dia
Ia sefoFita houseFrase Noel ohse-
qui6 aus di1eiVulCS c0n pFcfussdn de
seleclos dukes y ssccgtdzs lFusas.
Mes entefaa que 81 prcfescF e L.es-
mas TecurIit el haFfio eua - hndisiue
ejfreilo O. g. ni1us. - cue hlercn ah-
ssquisllcs por "a saeores q lat casax
enc visilarun. merteixn6o esressal men-
cos sl aeemalfdo psOpixsaEso n Afst.
10 GaFsi4. sl &C lss prepard wa sxce-
Isnta eomida. Este ssGrF dsnaestFa
mnsho snsuaasno pr h iaHruccida.
cauupuanA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-09
LA PATRONA DE ESPANA
VERBENA Y BALES

NOta eXpIeSlVa y &c OPOItunlQaQ
gratfsima fue Ia ejecuci6n de algunaS
pleas bailables que con guitarras y
bandurrias ejccutaron los Sefiores Nj
guel Iamadrid, Pacffico Sobrino, Ola
zaea, Arrua y Juan Cabreras en-
una de las habitaciones del Hotel,
atrayendo alf I'm grupo de j6venes
Iy Undo ramillete de distinguielas da-
mas que huyendo del barullo del gran
salon. paSaron seguramente el mas de-
licioso ratio de la velada, perque ese ms
trumento tristfsimo al par que alegre,
con notas que parecen sollozos y arran-
|ques de ruidosa carcajada, esa bandu-
rria gemebunda y esa guitarra risuefia
con delicados tonos de guzla y arpegios
de honda expression, al unir todo 10 vo-
|luptuoso de los pueblos que le dieran
vida para llevar su m1sica de uno a
otro confn, imprimen en- el alma emo
clones siempre nuevas como nflvlda-
bleS siempre: hacienda de su ammonia
Ils mas poetica expression del senti-
mientO.
La pandereta. que en- las habileS ma :
nos de Manolin result6 de una ejecu-
cion admirable complete aquel cuadro
musical que, buen SECURE, valio para
los allf presentes, 10 que toda Ia fiesta.
Ipues 81 4 los mas elloS trafa los recaer-
dos imperecederos de Ia patria lejana a
nosotros nos hizo conocer 10 que vale TN
vals asf bailado.
Satisfecha debe estar Ia ccmisi6n de
Ia Verbena, pues apesar de la inclemen-
ia del tempo no pudo darse mayor
nt1mero de concurrencia. nj mayor es-
|plendor. Pasaban de 5000 las perso-
mas allf reunidas.
La gran fachada del Olimpo presen-
taba I'm magnffco golpe de vista pues
varias hileras de lAmparas electricas
con los colores nacionales espaf1eles for
maban caprichosos juegos dc luces ilu-
min$ndola en- toda su extension y dos
grandes escudos coz pabellones dc
banderas y ramas de palmas y flores
servian de vestfbulo la galeria de ac-
acceso al salon y jardines.
En- ellos Sc hab1an tornado grandeS
ARGOS de verdura con ramos de flores Y
bombillos de luces de colores, fin de
que los concurrentes pudieran solazarse
en- los paseos y oir los acordes de las
bandas de mfsica encargadas &c Ia re-
treta, este eS, la propiamente llamada
Verbena que. como hemos dicho antes,
no pudo efectuarse por Ell aqua.
Sc quemaron algunos fuegos y Sc dis
pararon mas de veinte bombaS reales.
A las doce y media de la noche Sc
inicio la retirada de parte de los asis-
tentes, continuando ell bale hasta las
tres de la mafiana, hora en- que mar
charon los demas, para dispOnerse a
ir al del casino, que con
tinuacion resefiamos. No hubo una
sola nota desagradable; todos, como
siempre, en- So puesto de hombres Co
rrectos y cultoS que saben reDdir plei-
Tesla de homenaje la galanteria mas
refnada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-09
S0ue es ESQ?

Haee mas de dos meses que ces6 en-
e1 cargo de medico titular de Maunabo
e DR.. Daussa. y atin no Sc ha provisto
ese cargo, por la administration munici-
pal de Yabucoa. Pero 10 que mas la
ma la atencion es que no Sc haya pu-
blicado aim la vacante, como es de ri
gor, estando dicha plaza dotada en- ell
presupuesto con Ia suma de 100000
anualeS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-09
Minita enfernna

Cuatro medicos estSn 4 la cabecera
del lecho de una pequefia nifia, encanto
del hogar de los esposos Cabrera Benz
benutti, en- Ia ciudad de Ponce
Que 10 que no pueda Ia medicina 10
alliance el cielo. devolviendo Ia salud
al angel mimado, y la tranquilidad q
un hogar amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-09
Muestra calmpana
vaIi0sas adhesionea
Fajardo, 8 de Diciembre de 1903.
Sr. Director Gel
BoLET1N MERCANT1L
San Juan.
SeIlOr.

Los que suscriben, comercian.
tes y agricultores de este pue-
bio, felicitan a Vd. por la cam
pafia que viene Vd. hacienda en-
contra de las importaciones del
cafe del Brasil, pues va que esta
industria Sc encuentra, hoy por
hoy, casi arruinada, es el deber
de todos ayudar a sostenerla,
hasta que vengan mejores ITEM
pos. Y ning1n buen puertorri-
queflo debe nj importar nj con-
sumir el cafe del Brasil, nj min
gun otro que no sea el de Puerto
Rico.
De Vd. con toda consideration
altos S. S.
Jorge Bird y Leon, M. Reoyo,
Laureano Sanchez, Luis Cerra,
Ramon Mendez de Cardona,
Bird y Barcelo, Vidal Hermanos,
L. M. Cintron. ]. Penedo. Jose
NJ % Rivera, M. Baralt, Be-ias
HermanoS.
Juncos. 3 de Diciembre de 1908.
Sr. Director del
BoLErlN MERcANTIL.
San Juan.
Senior:
Los que tienen la hOnra de
suscribir. agricultores. conner
ciantes { industriales de esta
.demarcaci6n. Sc han fnterado
por varios periodicoS G. la isla
de la reclamation judicial que Sc
hace a la empresa del periodico
que usted dirije. por la SOciedad
Barrabeight and Joachim. pre-
tendiendO cuantiOsa indemni-
zaci6n per supueStOs danos y
periuiciOS. que dicen haoer reci-
bido con el TesultadO de Ia inior-
maci6n activa y plausible hecha
pOr Ia empTesa que listed re-
presenta. en- averiguacion del
desembarco. en- uno dc nuestros
puertOs dc mar. dc una paruda
DC cafe brasileno. con el hu de
volverIo a reembarcar y uego-
ciarlO en- los Estados Unido&
cQuao produeto de esta izla. NE
iorando los peecios. en- bencncio
de- Ioa tEakcantcs y en- perluicio
del buen nombre. por 81 snpe-
nor calidnd. De nuestro eate. y
De lee insereses gsnefalcs Dc u
rsla.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08

about tie auditorium, The u'ar rail
and pplpit presenting particularly
handsome appearance brncstn hanks
Of pot plants, evergreen- AMI dow p
ers.
The services were "pene'i by the
singing OF voluntary by tue choir =,
after which the Ur,libance ,f bHI'iiem
was administered upnh uhp infant
chilli OF pastor and Mrs, 1vnary
Bishop Smith off .iatins.
Occupying The polpit Srh the
Bishop we're the ItsVs. Moore sht
Phillips whiie other tbinistSrs present
and IN tie congregation wers Prrsit'
log Elder j. y. Ley and Rsvs. II
A. i1imon,tson, former pasuE unde'
whose psstofs,s the new baildins WA
erected, CIV. Roeerts SDt }. r.
Durrance.
TIE sweet yoire OF Mrs. /. j.
Bpsgs was beard to advantage IN che
singing ofan offertory AID then Bish
op Smith announced his text whicI
was taken from the ll6th Palm
I2th, 18th aud l4th verses; "Whal
shall renderunto tbe Lord for all
his benefits toward me;
~ will take the cup OF salvation
and call upon the name Of the Lord
81 will pay my vows unto Inc Lore
now in the presence Of all his peo-
ple.n
For more thaa ap hour BISHOP
Smith interested and instructed hi
congregation ny the delivery Of ON
Of the grandcst sermons ever henrC
in Madison. Some grand and uplift
ing thoughts were presented IN grace
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08

ravis arosr fr.m their seats and Cal
,.,. ia, a.. poard f,rmsllv ,ra
...,,,..i ,,. ,.,.,,-.n h,i,,ino % the
pi.h., g.. ,i,. ...or,i,., 80 Al,,i,h,,
.c,t" Pa. Rain, than .,.cs,,,sd
,.., ,,,iI,io., an;, ,,rnno,..a ,ha san
,.,,oa ,f ,l.,,i,,.,ior altar wh,cb Dr
N .I,Ji,ar,,o h..an,if,L rr,var
p.t,,ra,,. hsn,tic,;on sa. ,,nnonrc
ga ,n.,,r It.n,ro .x,sndsd an invi
,.,i.., 10 ,hos.. ,,s,s,.,,, p, ,o,na ,,r.
s,.sl =, ,h. ct,,s. ~ ,he ser,,ca aud
me-, p;.hon a,t Mira Smith, aud
,hs ,nvit.tino Nh. accented nv a lNros
oumter
R,sh,n Smith soa,n nreach4a in
tho ch,,,,h 5, ,iyh, tro,n the toy,
taken ,rom John 49, II; III 70
,,oov these ,hiass Asppv are y. /,
a, them i"
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
WITH GRIM {
OF RAPE
Moses Holland is Charged.
YOUNG LADY MAKES ACCUSATION.
offence Said to Nave Been Committed
Last November -Preliminary Trial
Held Saturday aud Holland was Com
mitted TO Jail.

DepUty Sheriff Hardy Griffin, Of
Greenville, came down fromr that
station last Saturday afternoon hay.
ing 10 charge prisoner named Moses
Holland, who had that day been pre-
liminarily tried before Justice Of the
Peace w. d. Griffin and committed
by him to Jail for the crime Of rape,
The prisoner vas turned over to Sher.
"a Armstrong and by him placed il
jail where he now Is.
From what we can learn Of the af'
fair the alleged crime dates back tt
Nov. LIST, 1909. The prosecuting
witness is Miss Mary IIassell, a young
lady who teaches school m that vicin
ity. IL is said that when the fathe
OF young Holland learned that a war
rant had berH swO,n against his sol
charging him with the crime that I'll,
boy was sent Ia the Office OF the jus
tice without service If the warrDnt
Others say that The delay in prosrcut
ing the case was caused by inabiiit.
upoa the mart Of the officers 20 fin,
the defendant, he having been m hid
my, Whatever the facts may be vii
Oaly be learned 81 the trial Of tl
case.
Holland isa young whitemm we
known about Greenville having live
4 that vicinity perhaps all Of his life
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
Tne Secret Of Lon 9 Life

Consists in keeping ull the main or
gana Of the body in healthy regular ac.
ton, ami in quickly destroying deadly
disease germs Electric Bitters rcgu.
late stomach, liver aud Kidneys, purify
the blood, and give splendld appetite.
They work wonders in cutting kidney
troubles, female complaints, neryou.
Diseases, constipation, dyspepsia aRd
malaria Vigorous health and strength
always follow their ufe Only soc
guaranteed by d. y. Mos,ley, druggist
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
PYTAIAN
BANQUET
A Most Enjoyable Occasion.
REV. A. ]. REaMrs FINE ADDRESS.
Madison Lodge. X. OFF,. Covers itself
with Glory and Incidentally Feeds a
Multitude of FRIENDS win the De-
licious BiValVe.

To simply say that the banquet
rendered by the Madison Lodge,
Knights OF Pythias, to lie member
and friends on New Years night was
success, would hardly do the ocoa'
ZION Justice, but to state that the af-
fair was one OF she most delightful
and instructive evenings ever spen,
10 Madison would not he oyerdraw
ing it and would in small measure
express the real fact,
Fortunate indeed were those favor.
Cd ones who we're the guests OF the
Knights at their Castle Hall ON the
evening stated, for not ouly was TIE
inner man abnndsnLly satisfied hut a
nch 'feast Of reason" appealed to
The minds of all also.
gbe Knighte with a large humber
6ttheir friends--probably more than
hundred, altoge,her-gatherrh IN
Castle Hall to partakc OF oysters
4 cordial welcome was extended on
behalf OF the Lodge by Knight Chas
h. Davis who then Introduced the ora
Tor Of tbe evening, Rev. and knigM
a. j. Regny. Mr.. Reamy carried
Dis hearers with him back to the day.
% Pythagoras aud after telling who
aJi what be WAS led up by graceful
stages 70 the beautiful story Of Da-
I mon and Pythias which he recited il
most dramatic manner. His hear
ers followed him throughout his al
dress with the closest attention snt
inter est, and Ut the close the unani'
nous verdict was that the speech wal
a masterpiece.
Long table, had been arranged u
\ the hall and those present gsthere'
about them while the Knights server
them with oysters--0ysters rtewed
oysters fried, oysters raw, WITH pick
les and crsakers, bot cunse and oshe
good things. Notwithstanding til
great nomber present u ere were oys
ters sufficient for all and no one LEI
with bis hunger unsurpassed,
The evening WAs truly n delightful
one and the local Knights may vel
4 congratulate themselves upon tl'
overwhelming snCCess Of their oyste
banquet OF 1903.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
M. {. CHURCH, SOUTH,
FORMALLY DEDICATED.
BY Bishop A. Coke Smith, who Presides
Over Florida Annual Conference.
INTERESTING CEREMONIES and SERVICE of SONG
The Church Free from Debt and in Prosperous
Mastery Sermon Preached by Bishop Smith

The handsome new brick church
u the Methodist congregation in this
city was filled with large snd inter
ested audience last Sunday morning,
tue occasion being the formal dedica.
ton Of the building to The worship
Of God.
The decorations consisted Of ferns.
evergreens aud pot plants which had
been lastly distributed and arranged
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08

full and forcefuI language while the
congregations st enwrapt in the beau.
ty and eIoQuence Of the thoughts OF
one Of the most talented and thought.
ful ministers in Southern Methodism.
After the sermon was completed
tie ceremony of dedication tooh
place. The Board OF Trustees OF the
church, ,mnosed OF Mes,rs G. b
Ashley, 5. ID. Morrow and w. T.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
The STATE
OFFICIALS
Preparing Annual Reports.
SoWE VERY INTERESTING FIGURES.
Complied ny Treasurer whitfield.
Showing Condition of Finances OF
Florida Agricultural College at Lake
City. and Expe riment Station.

Tallahassee, Jan. 4.-The various
cabinet officers are very busy since
the advent Of the new year, preparing
their annual and biennial reports for
the forthcoming Legislature.
The annual report OF State Treas
urer whitfield is spe tally interesting
to the friends of education, he being
ex.oficio treasurer Of all the Stats
educational institutions, the first OF
which to appear in his report relates
to the finances OF the Florida Agri-
cultural College and Experiment. Sta
tion.
The State receives from the United
States, under ~ act If Congress ap.
proved August 30, 1890, the sum of
S25 900 annually, This isknown as
the Morrill, fund, and is given by the
United States TO aid 10 the support
of colleges uf agriculture aud me-
chauc srts. Ire amount i, 'qnal.y
divided between The Florida Agri.
cultural College FOR white students,
s., Lake City, and the State NormSl
and Industrial school for co!Ovd sln.
! at. &C. ls.fT.L.....,.y.
The State also receives from t,a
United States, under an act Of Con-
gress approved March ,, 1887, the
sum Of $4,000 annually. This IS
known as the Hutch fund aud is osed
al the Experiment station, at Lake
City, under direction of the treasurer
of the Florida Agricultural College
The runds for the support OF the
l'lorida Agricultural College anh Tx.
pertinent S'a'icn sre derived from
the United StatesapEropristions men
TONED above, from the State appsO
pria,ions, from interest on bonds
o&ped by lhe Agricultural College
fund, and from Incidental funds col.
Iectpd " the college AMI station.
TIE receipts for the year 1907
were: Interest 40 bonds IL fnnd ,
1901; United states appropriations,
Morr,ii fund j tI2,500; Hatch fund
$40 900; STATE appropriations, &37, =
962 80; inciddptsl funds collected,
~. 1871. 40, making n Utsl of xS9,-
1869. The disbursements weFs
msde upoa warrants drawn IN III Z
Treasurer by o,der 81 che trustees Of
lhe Florids Agricultural Colhgs.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
ROtiCe 20 Stockholders.

Notice lie hereby given that the m.
nusl meeting Of the stockholders u
the Asdison County State Bank will
I've held at lis Banking house in Mad =
ison, Florida ON Tuesday, =, the goth
day of January, A. ID. 1908, for the
PURPOSE OF ele1ting directors Of said
bank for the ensuing year.
A. LIVINGSTON, Cashier.
january :. 1909.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
Gard Of Thaaks.

70 the many friends who have
shown their sympathy by SO many
kind acts during my dear wife's
last illness, desire TO tender my
sincere thanks in behalf OF myself
and family. Il. G. lIAssELL
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
banquet OF 1908,

The Best PresaripHon or Aalaria
Chlile and Fever is bottle Of Groves
Iasteless CbiIl Tome is simply Iron
ana QulpiUe 10 t,Astelese form. No
Cure, No Paw Prize, SOC
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
New century Com fort

Millions are daily finding world Of
comio-t IN Bueklen's Arnica Salye. 1t
kills pain from burns, scalds, cuts,
bru isea; cures eruptions, salt rheum,
hollis and felons removes corns and
warts. Best pile cure on earth Only
40 IS =. n. Moeeley's. drug store.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
siml,.e Gods.

Cease - M simple, ,f NJ M prolongod'
The safest way IL TO put them aside &C
the very beginning. Billiards. Here +
hound Syrup stops colt aud rrlnoyes
the cause Of colds. 81, soc sud ~ 90 bot
tie nc D, g., Smiths.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets me certain cure Tor sick
headache II taken as soon as the first
Indication Of the disesse appears they
win prevent the nttAcg. Get free
sample AZ AZ druggists and medieine
dealcrs,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08

We guarantee every bottle OF Cham
bsrlain's Cough R"medy and will re-
fund the money to anyone who is not
sHtilied after using two thirds Of the
contents. This IL the best remedy in
the world for 10 grippe. coughs, colds,
Group and whooping congh and s PLEAS
ant and slre TO take. IL prevents any
tendency ot q cold to result 10 pueuMo'
mia. For sale by oil drugglsts and
medicine dealers
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1903-01-08
stpso the OonRh aud works
OF the Cold.

Laxative Brono Quinne Tablets care
a cold in one day, No Cure, No Pay
Price, - cents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06
Guepeoe Kapitel.

Miot Slotsgdarbsn fob ct fife, msrtt 5aorn. bOis
neoerite Tel meo De bpbe Stentafbere tjents til 5aneiel.
8 en- uf bisis unOerjorbifs StenTtusr bar aiboer aape
inbsfparrst. Son rsrte fig meo a%nsftelis 5oristisbeO os
srusse for at bsrs alaneen al fine 5ernlanter. 5Or bDer
ft9rf 3Do foer ban Iammen, og bpsrt 9jebit ioa pan til
ben it9rtt laafebe Sernosr; men ben oabnsoes life. st
file S~erngiter iab bsjt Oppe Muren % benbts no imob
Slotsgauroen. Deb 9j9lp al en- gammel 5ongeblot og ct
Bar lsfe Stene, Der baDoe tjent til at lante 5orbrpoere
taft til, por bet meb flor anitreneeIie lptteoes bum at
banne fg en- Opgong til Whlrforbnbningen FEB @itterst.
Ser fraplebe ban op og funoe ie enbper, fom gift op og
reo ao Siotstrappen. 6da ioa nu 2iober Son gaa forbi
meo DroIt pecsr, men ian gruete for at msoe fin gamle
5rQnbes glt, og 6nrme fpalte bans 9asit, ioet ban biloe
nnpns Drot qeoers Ncpn og beoe Fam ON geonins.
6on janrers Idgte og Drso fine 6anDer. Gnbelig fpntes
bar at faa U1oO, iOet FAN laa a%Oifi0igs at 9ertugsns Soft
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-06

> Sub alene gGren.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-10-14
DO Good-It PAYS.

A Chicago man has observed
that, good deeds are better than
real estate deeds--some OF the
latter are worthless. Act kindly
and gently, show sy pathy and
lend II he ping hand. iou cannot
possibly lose by it, Most men
appreciate kind word and en-
enlargement more than substan-
tial help. There are persons in
this community who might truth
fully say: my good friend,
cheer up. A few doses of Cham
berlain's cough remedy will rid
you of your cold, and there is no
danger whatever from pneumonia
when you use that medicine. 1t
always cures. / know it for it
has helped me out many time. "
Sold by Central Drug Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-10-14
Texas or New Mexico.

There is considerable uneasiness
existing among ranchmen who
are located along what has been
heretofore considered the bound
AIRY line between Texas and New
Mexico. A survey is now being
made out there in charge of
Arthur Kidder, representing the
government of the United States.
As far as the survey has progress
ed it is throwing a considerable
slice of Texas into New Mexico in
Guiding the town of Texline. Ac-
cording to present developments
in the situation there are many
land owners along this border
who are going to wake up some
morning and find themselves in
voluntary citizens of New Mexi 20,
without any titles to their land.
West Texas Stockman.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-10-14
Cures Winter Cough.

J. Il. Grover, 1O1 n. Main st -,
Ottawa, Kan :, writes: Every
fall it has been my wife's trouble
to catch severe cold, and there
fore to cough all winter long.
Last fall | got for her bottle of
Horehound Syrup. She used it
and has been able to sleep sound
ly all night long. Whenever the
cough troubles her, two or three
doses stops the cough. and she is
able to be up and we'll" 25c,
SOC, Sl00. Central Drug Store.