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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
Il SECOND SHOCK.

Northfield, Aug. 11.-Frank Gla-
zier of Gouldsville who, few days
ago had shock, was last night the
victim of second attack, which will,
it is likely, prove fatal. This morn
ing he was taken with hiocoughs, and
at noon was reported very low. His
daughter, Miss Bertha, who is spend
ing her vacation in Maine, has been
sent for and is expected home this
afternoon.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
EZRA P1INE C4LEF.

Ezra Paine Calef, who died Sunday,
August 8, at the home of his brother,
Hon. l. @. Calef, in Washington, was
the oldest member of family of
twelve children, all born in Washing
ton ON the farm where their grand
father settled in 1874. After the death
of his father in 1847, Ezra Calef,
self-reliant young man, anxious to
make his own way in life, joined the
army of pioneers that was then mov-
ing westward. He settled in Marshall
county, ILL.,, and there in what was
then new country, endured the many
hardships and sacrifices of the pioneer
life of those early days, He was a
successful farmer and business man,
even in that State where farming on
large scale is the rule, and he was
held in high esteem by his neighbors
and fellow townsmen among whom he
lived so many years. 1t is this type of
the old pioneer, now fast passing
away, that has made our country great
in the winning of the west. Ezra
Paine Calef was Vermont's offering
to this work in the upbuildipg OF a
great commonwealth a thousand miles
to the west. In later years he retired
from active service on his Illinois
farm, and spent much time in travel,
returning from time to time to his
native State. 1t was ON one of these
visits to Vermont that he was stricken
down with disease of the heart. Of
strong constitution, Notwithstanding
his seveny- mine years, he held out
bravely against the encroachments Of
the fatal malady, until after months of
patient suffering he fell asleep, his
end coming in peace. A son from
Minnesota and a daughter from Ne
braska were with him when he passed
away His remains were taken on
Monday to Illinois, where they will
be placed by the side of his wife who
had preceded him to the better land.
He leaves five children, Mrs. Lucy G.
Clark, Henry, ILL.,. Will S. Calef,
Hector, MINI. Mrs. Elsie Hartley,
York, Neb. Alden b. Calef, Mime
apolis; and Mark G.. Calef, St.
Cloud, MINI. There also survive him
three brothers, Warren H., Ira c..
John F.. and one sister, Lucie A., all
now of Washington. This old Yer
mont family has scattered from the
Atlantic to the Pacific nearly all of
the older members having passed away
to rest in graves far from each other S
side. Before the departure for the
west simple but impressive service
was held at the residence of |. O..
Calef, which was largely attended by
old friends and neighbors, some of
whom had known the deceased in his
early days on the old Vermont farm.
Rev. G. Van Blarcom of the Univer-
sallst church spoke appropriate words
for the occasion, while Mrs. B. W.
Braley of Barre sang with feeling
hymns Of trust and hope.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
MARRIAGES..

At West Westminster, Aug. 6. by
Rev. Homer Goodhue, Florence Good
hue of West Westminster and Henry
V. Durham OF Northfeld.
At Barre, Aug. ~, Myrtle E. Whit
comb of Montpelier and A. Mosher OF
Boston.
At East Montpelier, Aug. 10, by
Rev. ]. Edward Wright, Lena B.
Wheeler and Clarence Dudley, both OF
East Montpelier.
At Montpelier, Aug. l2, by the Rev.
Guy O. Lamson, Cecile M. Buck OF
East Roxbury and Alexander l.. Beaton
of South Ryegate.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
FATAL COLLISION.

Hamburg, Aug. 12-The German
sailing vessel Isabella, and the Nor
wegian steamship, Theodore, were in
collision today off the mouth of the
Elbe. Both vessels sank twenty-five
seamen are reported drowned.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
DEATHS.

At Groton, Aug. 10, Mrs. G. W;
Clough.
At Gouldsville, Aug. II, Miss Lucy
Rich.
At Montpelier, Aug, IL, Mrs Ed
ward NJ Nichols.
At Chelsea, Aug. 6, Miss Jullana
Oomstock.
At Fayston, Aug. 8, Charles f.
Ramsey.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
BEHEADED CHILDREN.

Columbia, S. c., Aug. l1.--Rizzie
Aiken, negro woman, forty years old,
was committed....to Jail for beheading
her daughters, three and five years
old The heads were severed with an
axe, and she threw them into fire.
The woman admitted the crime, say
ing she had received a message from
God ordering the crime.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
Come here!

paving to 12a Plan in Its fourth year OF success.
Gnaranteed from loss of principal. Booklet ha'1ed'
M. II. HUGHES, IS Miles Block, Barre, w.
Nobody is wise all the time. Ihe most
prudent of us occasionally eat under
ripe or over-rpe fruit in summer, we do
not suffer long if Perry Davis Palnkiller
3 at hand to cure the cI amps,
Vermont Watchman Co., Job Printers.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
BIRTHS.

At Montpelier, Aug. 10, a daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Warren.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
REASONS FOR INSURANCE.

Expenses eat up wages and sal
aries. Year after year the aver
age man expects to build up an
estate. The usual result is no
provision or only a small one for
wife and children. Life lnsur-
ance does the work by easy pay
ments.
Correspondence soicited)
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SECOND WEE;E<
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Cut Price Sale
In Each Department o. Loss is Being
Taken to MOUe the Surplus Stock of
Nerch0ndise quickly
SECOND
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"EsE:E\
SeSeSeAk***x*se**Akse**+AeA
SHIRT WAISTS
FIVE DOZEN SWEATERS

SHIRT WAISTS FIVE DOZEN SWEATERS
SILK WAISTS . WRAPPERS
The kind
WALKING SKIRTS Another Bale direct from factory 1sin,
2in "a m SOC, Dc 50c c
at M sses @ eoO "' O' " ~ HOSIERY
- numbers this week.
RAINCOATS MACKINT0HES IL Value 1Sc at 1Oc
sRoinCo seogs,
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RAIN 5 3 irS 1oir l0o p"rSlOr S' '"e'
fol
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and low
COATS and JACKETS "neseaSoh
AZ s sizes viii GoIR 3oS e rmTna $ a BIna Snk C0RsETs
a and0
SILK PETTICOATS
Samples six Pettcoas CHIC ROYAL BRANDS
CorsetC
CHILDRENS WHITE Ctemes close less hau
He ''n "O |"
Csk~ Don't forget that for S4.9S you can dress
A1IA1lCs in o fashion in SUITS that sold
to good sizes left that must be sold
Colors nd Black, o them Silk Lined
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13
Montpelier and Vlnicity.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Tennyson D. Caustic is enjoying an
outing at Camp Walnut North
Ferrisburg.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13

when seeking
an investment
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1903-08-13

The celebrated Cambridge "Stitch"
sold all season from $3.50 TO 4 80. Now
S20S. Plain and Combination Colors
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17

THE ABBOTT-COWlNC CO.

Phone A8S87 Sl2-Hl Brown Block.
General mdse. store in western Nebraska
county seat; $500: invoice; will clear
purchase price In one year.
$500 buys one Of Omahas well known s.
chair barber shops; weekly receipts aver
s2O6 buys a business clearing over SiOo per
month
Blacksmith shop in town OF 5000: good
location and fine business; time given on
part II desired.
N,lOO buys 81 $40 stock Of drugs in eastern
Nebraska town; only soda fountain In
town; fine location for pharmacist.
N,0O for business manufac curing builders
supplies; good proposition for contrac-
tor or investor.
$3.50 buys furniture I'm i4-room boarding
and rooming house; rent Sl5 per month /:
$500 cash, balance easy payments; fur
nishings are new, elegant and include
plano.
S3,UOO for one of the best known brick
yards IN this vicinity; fine business and
brick bringing Sl.00 per NJ more than any
other brick on the Omaha market; pur-
chaser can have time at per cent IL
desired.
$500 buys Is int. in abstract and insurance
business; established Is years; fine busi-
ness
Our list is large and includes something
desirable I'm nearly every liue-all prices.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL,
NO MATTER WHAT IT is, WHERE LO-
GATED OR WHAT 1T is WORTH, LIST
WITH US FOR QUICK SALE.
THE ABBOTT-COWlN co.
Y-979 II
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17

a4o-l20 acres adjoining LaPlatte, sarpy
county; good house, stone foundation
and cellar; barn for horses, with
NOV; carriage house, granary and
other buildings; or acres bearing
orchard; 75 acres under cultivation;
balance in timber and pasture. Price,
5000.
30s4-440 acres in Sarpy county, miles
from Gretna; good Groom house with
stone foundation; barn, ID horses; COW
barn for 40 head, cribs, granaries, etc.
All fenced and cross fenced; 35 acres
alfalfa, go acres timothy and native
grass; balance cultivated; daily free
mail delivery; telephone I'm house.
Price. $50 per acre.
3079-320 acres in Merrick county, near Cen
tral City; good house, barn, 2 wind
mills, sheds and other buldings 80
acres cultivated; 10 acres in alfalfa,
all good alfalfa land, all fenced; a
good thing. Price, SOS per acre.
301l-160 acres in Hall county, adjoining
Aida; fair Improvements; 20 acres pas
ture. balance cultivated This Is one
of the best farms In Hall county, and
Is a bargain. Price, $1,000
3o93-1,7 ,760 acre cattle ranch, 10 miles from
Grand Island. near stations on
branch railroad; good improvements,
windmill at house and five in pasture,
with tanks; 14o acres cultivated; will
produce best alfalfa; 100 acres In Loup
River valley; $40 per acre. a bargain
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
VACANT SNAPS

NhSHlN l OINhT >
lots on 18th and Dewey Ave, lying good,
making 300 feet by III feet deep,
that for a pickup cannot be beat.
These are a SNAP for anyone want
ing large garden with their house.
Sign on northeast corner of the
ground, and other corner stakes set.
See them.
full lots In Dupont Place. within a block
or two Of end OF Georgia Ave. car
line, each 50x12S feet, 2 blocks from
Hanscom park. Price for the bunch
$1,000. II sold right quick. A SNAP
at 5000.
8 65o-1S2x136 on Writ St., about half block
east of 80th St, and motor line, ly-
ing perfect. VIII sell one-third for
$3.50 $50 down, balance monthly.
s i75-75x120 on Arthur, near Kavan,
blocks from end OF 18th st, car line,
lying fine. A SNAP.
INSIDE SNAP
sax1s2 feet with large barn, on Webster be-
tween 18th and 18th; SNAP For
- RE-113 II
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17

DOUBLE YOUR MONEY-Buy u. s Steel
common stock $50 will margin ten shares,
$50 on twenty Every 2-point advance
viii double yOur investment. This stock
pays a per cent dividend and 10 per
cent on present value, regardless Of mar
ket fluctuations. IL will sell at 80 before
July /. Best and safest investment we
know or Write for our advice on grain,
provisions and cotton. Book free. Reed
Brokerage Co., ST. Louis, Mo. Y
CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED
Under United states laws for District Of
Columbia. Cheaper. safer, broader pow
ers. No annual taxes, Address j. n.
kugler, Al Wall street, New York. Y
FOR SALE-Clean stock OF groceries
queensware and mems furnishing In a
live Nebraska town: nice business; rea-
son for selling poor health. Address d
%. Bee office. Y
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17

slO6-i6O acres gik miles to Shelton. In Hail
county; 4-room house, stable, s horses,
windmill, granary, crib, wa gon shed.
hog yards, etc, fenced and cross
fenced; 2 acres orchard. 20 acres al
falfs, best of soil. Price, 5000.
27SS--22S acres in Dawson county: so acres In
alfalfa, 90 acres plowed; fenced and
cross fenced; splendid alfalfa farm.
Price. 2250 per ace.
3013-32G acres near Overton, Dawson
county; all level and best alfalfa land;
fair improvements; 100 acres ready to
sow to alfalfa. big bargain. Price,
$40 per acre.
SO22-i60 acres miles from North Platte,
in Lincoln county; so acres now in al
falfa and balance ready to sow small
house. barn, etc; good road to town.
Price, 5000
5000. 44O acres of best grazing and ranch
land in Lincoln county 6 miles north
east from North Platte; 100 tons OF
hay was cut from one section last sea-
son Price, only $3.50 per acre,
299S-160 acres in Hitchcock county. ~ miles
from CulbeTtson on the Republican
river. in the sugar beet and alfalfa
country, largely German and Russian
neighborhood, good house barn and
other improvements; all fenced. Price,
$500.
Full particulars and description will be sent
to anyone desiring information in re-
gard to any of the above properties.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
ron sALE-nEAL ESTATE. FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOmeSeekerS and Investors
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

We invite your careful consideration Of this list of lands in
different parts Of the state and you the particular
piece in which you interested Railroad fare refunded to
purchasers These lands adapted to almost all kinds of
grain and fruit and most of them excellent alfalfa FARMS
splendid homes, and are steadily increasing in value
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES.


DEPARTMENT OF STATE. LINCOLN,
Neb., May Z, i903.-Sealed bids will be re,
ceived by the Board u Public Lands and
Buildings at the once or secretary OF state
up until l2 o'clock noon Of the 18th DAY
OF May, 1903, for fre protection, sewer
age extension and water supply at the Sol
dIers and Sailors home at Grand Island
as per plans and specifications now on
file In the Office of secretary OF state The
all bids M9dl0t--M
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. LINCOLN
Neb., May 8, 1903.-Sealed bids will be re-
ceived at the Office Of the secretary Of
state up until noon, u o'clock, OF May 90
1903, for Kinney or Morrison Boilers fron,
100 10 25O-horse power for use al IIncoln
asylum, Hastings asylum and &. and s.
Home At Milford.
The board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. GEORGE w. MARSH
Secretary OF Board
-MiOdiOt
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17

THOROUGHLY modern S-room house, al
most new, good barn, full lot on s. 32d St,
only few blocks from Hanscom park.
Price, $500. Bemis, Paxton blk.
RE-12q II
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17

CHEAPEST AND BEST LOTS in the city
for the money, on new car lines, only $50
upward, only IS down and only 50 per
month. BemiS, Paxton blk. RE-l32 IL
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
Houses and lots for less than

the costs of Improvements.
2S52-On Burdette ST., near 30th a neat g.
room cottage; price $780, easy terms
le70-On 2Sd, south of Grace, a neat broom
cottage, with city water and sewer
connection, for $,100.
de-On Parker, near Ssth, a 2-story, g.
room house, large lot; price $500, easy
3O1-on 27th. near Shirley, lot 75x14o, east
front, with neat Groom cottage for
ibs-On Decatur near 3sth st. a 7-room
house, modern except furnace, south
front, lot 5ox14O; price 1880, easy
EsS-ip clifton H!r, on Patrick ave. |
block east OF the car line, Groom
front, nice shade trees, for 1885, $3.50
cash, balance in years.
H34-On Bristol ST., near 18th, a 7-room, 2
story house, modern except furnace;
price 5000
+oo-Near 2Sth St, on Emmet; a 7-room
house, large lot; price $500
Ss66-At 261o Pierce st, "a Groom house,
large lot, nice shade trees, good To-
cation; owners ask $500, but want Of
67OO-On 22d, near Grace, a 5-room house.
city water gas and ID cistern' large lot
i4Se-On Jackson, near the new boulevard,
is a Groom house with gas, city water
and sewer; is nicely arranged cellar
under entire house, for $500.
BssO-Near Woolworth, on So. 2sth st. s.
large lot, east front; price S2, 800,
b4l9-Ln koqntze Place near ear the the, TheoS ne
logical seminary, IS a nne nome OF ,
rooms, all modern, high ceilings, south
front; price 1850. but the owners are
determined TO sell; IL you want such
9. place don't fail to go and look at
this
i5s-on So. 18TH St, new modern 7-room
houses that rent for $3.50 each, price
5000.
57s--Near Caldwell, on Gath. we have 8
store buildings, fats and dwellings
which rent for s11s per month that we
can sell for $4,000. 1t is worth your
while TO investigate this.
II you don't find what you want on this
list come and see US. we have great many
others.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
MAIN FLOOR NEW YORK
LIFE BUILDING.
PHONE 1871.
RE-l0l II
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
BIG SNAP

t2,Oo0-57O5 N. 18th St, rooms. modern
electric light, fine lot good repair
the best house for the money in
North Omaha. SEE 1T SURE.
ta,5OO-2O12 Emmett st.. rooms, all modern,
full lot. Owner leaving city and II
has GOT TO MOVE. SEE THIS
MAKE CASH OFFER QUICK.
e6,00o-654 s. S5th Ave, s0x100, corner, 3
rooms, oak finish, modern This like
the one above HAS GOT TO BE
SOLD, as owners want to LEAVE
CITY.
N,2Oo-Southeast corner Georgia Ave. and
Woolworth, rooms, all modern so
x100, on corner, fine location. Non
resident says SELL 1T Now va
cant. Can be seen any time. Call
for keys.
teo00--In West Omaha district fine Groom
house and barn, with large grounds
fine house and IL Is going to be
sold. Talk UP, and we will do busi-
ness,
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17


CHEAPEST and best lots in the city for the
money on new car lines, only $50 upward,
only IS down and only 50 per month.
Bemis Paxton blk. hE-l5s IL
RICHARD C. PATTERSON. 1224 Farnam.
80 acres good land, very productive. Mills
county, Ia. only $40 per acre; 1900 cash,
balance to suit; great snap.
$50 acres finest land and improvements in
Cass county. Neb; $40 per acre; easy
terms; bargain.
lOs-acre fruit farm; finest in the state;
pays $4,000 year; 500 per acre; half
cash, balance to suit
RICHARD C. PATTERSON, Sole Agent,
l294 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
STEAMSHIPS.

ANCHOR LINE D. 8 aAn STEAMSHIPS
NEW YORK. LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW.
NEW YORK. GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES.
Superior accommodation, Excellent Cuisine. Ths
Comfort Of PassengerH Carefully Considered. SINGLE
Round Trip Tickets Issued between New York aad
Scotch. ERsllsh. Irish and an pTineipal eoatnsnta
points a. attrAetys rates Send for Book OF TOufs.
local agent Of the Anchor Line or 70
HENDERSON BROS, oen'l AEsDts. ChielSo. Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
SPECIAL OFFERs

SPECIAL OFFERS.
Ala, Madison Co., 400 a., timber land.
Ala, Madison CO., 160 a. and impts.
Ala, Madison CO., 80 a. and impts
Can, Ont. 200 a. and impts:. Grand Mani
taulin Is; leo a. timber; 100 a. cult.
Colo, Mesa Co., is a. fruit farm, impts.
Is shares water stock included,
Colo, Trinidad Co, we'll located lot. -.
adapted to onions and hay.
Fla, Brevard Co., g a. fruit and truck
land on famous Indian river.
Fla, Lady Lake, 80 a. and impts.
Fla, Daytona, umbered bldg. plot, 5ox45o.
Ill, Hardin Co, "a a. and impts
ILL.,, Charleston, le r. res, lots and barn.
Ia, p. Des Moines, res. and 81 a. under
laid with two veins of coal
Ia. Monticello,. modern II r. res and I lots; ;c
for hotel or office bldg.
Kan, vermilion twp, houses, 10 lots.
Mass. Leominster, modern r; res:
Mich, Arenac Co., 1Sb a. farm: 100 a. cult;
2 houses, barns, etc; % near G r. = ,orus
embracing $40 a.; good bldgs.
Mo-, Charlton CO., go a. and impts.; % a
timber mo FraSkin agS Il cFI Falls n9Ss modern is res
N. H., Cheshire Co. l75 a. and impts.
valuable for its mica deposits: ept.agss and 40
in bldg lots; fine location.
N. Y, jamestown, r. res. and lot.
N. Y, Geneva, r. res. and lot. ,oo
N, D.. Morton Co., $40 a. farming land; 900
a, tillable; mi. from Mandan:
Okla, Kinghsher Co., 100 q, and impts.
Pa, Berks Co., excellent farm 81 a. and
impts.; mi. from Readings 40 e. cult.
Texas. D. Midland, we'll located bldg lot.
Texas, Waco, res. and lot in bus. section;
fine location for office bldg.
Utah, Boxelder Co, 50 a. and imptsi all
tillable; adapted to hay and grain.
Va Culpeper Co, 800 a. and impts, 800 a.
tillable; 90 a. timber; a. orchard.
Wash, New Whatcom. I good lots.
w. NJ. OSTRANDER,
RE-SS0 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17

MONEY to loan for building purposes. w.
II. Thomas, First Nat. Blk. Bldg.
sIx-ROOM strictly modern house in Bemis
al big sacrifice. Price $500. Remis, Pax
ton blk. RE--lS IL
Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-17
R. G.. PETERS & co.
1874 Douglas.

MONEY to loan on city property in Omaha,
South Omaha and Council Bluffs. w. H.
Thomas, First Nat. Blk Bldg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-29

peligro sacramento la paz de la
Republica.
Ell descontento en- Colombia
porque Sc ha dicho que ell Go
bierno de Washington apoyo al
Presidente Marroqufn contra
los revolucionarios, mediante la
cesion del Istmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-29
E,dictO.

Lcdo. don Jose Eduardo Figueras y Gil
menez, Secretario del Tribunal de
Distrito de Arecibo
Certifco Que en- ell procedimiento
executive seguido por don Eduardo Ar
tau Costa, contra don Gabriel Ma
rrero y SUCCESSION de don Mateo de igual
apellido. en- cobro de dollars, el Letrado
defensor de la parte actora, ha solicita-
do Sc le adjudiquen los bienes hipoteca-
dos por ell principal reclamado ascen-
dente mil doscientos dollars. cantidad
inferior 4 las dos terceras parties del Sc
tenta cinco por ciento de su tasacion,
q cuya solicitud Sc proveyo por ell Tri-
bunal, 10 siguiente. -Providencia- Are
cibo, Julio veinte y dos de nil novecien-
tos tres.-Por presentado Ell anterior es-
critic, y como Sc pide, con suspension
de adjudication, hagase saber a los deu-
dores, el precio ofrecido por ell actor,
los cuales dentro de los nueve dias 81
guientes la notification, podran pa
gar, Hbrando los bienes 6 presentar per
soma que mejore Ia postura, en- la for
ma prevenida en- ell art1culo 1898 de la
Ley de Enjuicianiento Civil.
Y para notifcar a la SuceSion de don
Manuel Marrero Deura por ignorarse
las personals que la componen. expido
la presente, para su insercion en- uno de
los peri6dicos de circulation en- San Juan,
en- Arecibo % de Julio 1oo3.-Jose E.
Figueras-Secretario
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-29
Noticias

~ El vapor "Manuel Calvo" 1leva
3zo pasajeros para Cuba y Mejico, pro-
cedentes de Europa.
Nv Entire los pasajeros de tercera
camara que trajo el correo espafIol pa
"a San Juan hay nueve puertorriquefios.
~ En- ell vapor "Conde Wifredo'
sali6 aver para Mejico Don 1gnacio Pi-
fiero.
~ Durante la ausencia de la BAN
da del Regimiento de Puerto Rico, to-
cara la retreta de los domingos Ia re :
putada banda de la Policfa Insular, que
con tanto acierto dirije el teniente de
Ia misma, sefior Verar.
~ En- la sala de socorros de esta
ciudad fue asistjda aver la vecina de la
calle de San Sebastian. Juana Concep-
ci6n, de varios rasgufos.
~ La casa de prestamos situada
en- la calle de la Fo1taleza n1mero 2S
hace remate de prendas el dia 81 de
los corrientes las dos de la tarde.
Contin1a dicha casa sus operaciones
como hasta aqu1. ID
~ Ell Teniente seffor Iturrondo ha
telegrafiado hoy al Jefe de la Policfa
Insular, pidiendole permiso para tras
ladarse a esta capital, por cinco dias.
~ Hasta la fecha solo catorce De-
legados de la Camara Legislative de
Puerto Rico, han contestado al Honora-
BILE Gobernador INFERNO la carta- -circu-
lar que les enviara la semana Ultima,
sobre el asunto de la aperture de igual
ndmero de escuelas, en- ell proximo
afio escolar que en- ell atrasado.
Los nombres de los que han coptes-
tado son los siguientes:
Santiago R. Palmer, Santiago We've.
J. .IRamos Lopez, Ramon Nadal, ]. r.
Gomez, Garcia Salgado, Tomas Ca
rri6n, F. Coira, Pedro c. Timothee,
Manuel Camufias, Luis A. Torregrosa,
Dario ]. Rola, Ulpiano Colon y Fran
cisco Mariana Quifiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-29
Muy NAL hecho

Aver ha estado en- nuestra Redac-
cion ell nifio Secundino Santiago. como
de ocho afios de edad, 1levando una
canasta de aguacates para la venta por
la calle. La pobre criatura habia VEN
dido durante todo e1 dia ventiun CEN
tavos de aguacates, y don Diego Mem
dez que tiene ell remate de los puestos
fijos en- la via p1blica, Sc empefi6 Ell
cobrarle cinco centavos al pobre nifio
por que cansado de llevar la canasta
durante todo el dfs Sc habia parade en-
la Gale rendido y sin fuerzas.
Para intimidar al chiquillo llam6
Tin ex-policia el Sr. Mendez.
Ell hecho no merece que 10 califque-
mos. Serfa suave cualquier cosa que
dijeramos.