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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06

GaA1gS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ssen0EsONl
Grafton ct receiving this Franchise shall pay
to sid city the sum Of one dollar 01) per year
foreachcar that It operates IN said city under
the terms OF this franchise during the life
thereof. ~
SECTION Is. This act shall take effect and
ba IN force from and after it's passage. ~
Moved By Alderman Johnson. supported by
Alderman Hovlapd. that Ordinance No. 81 be
passed. H',< 4 i@ = II !.
Passed by the following vote:
Ayea-Aldermsn Rowland. Cohen. George.
Johnson, Holmer. MI. Vice President-a
Nays-none. W. q B5 IA
J., IS = THos. er. OxR,
.-s :- Vice President.
Approved: Mar. s, 1905. ~. =,
W. II. EArox.
Attest: Mayor;
ALBERT e. BIcKFoRD.
corporate sealJ Oitv Clerk.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 81;

~
United States Land Once.
Duluth. Mimi. Japy. II, 1904
Notice is hereby given that in compliance .
with the provisions of the act of Congress Of
June 3. 'S7S. entitled IAN act for the sale Of
timber lands in the states of California, Ore-
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory a.
EXTENDED to all the Public Land States bv act
of August 4. 1892.
MARGARET MCMILLAN. =.
of Duluth. county of St. Louis, State Of Mimi
esota, has this day filed in this Office her
sworn statement No. 1881, Tor the purchase
OF the wv sen. SEX SW4 Of Sec. q, NWA
NEA of Section No. 81 in Township No. go n.
Range No.. 10 W., 4th p. NJ, and wilt
offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes. and to establish her
claim to said la ID before the Register and
Of this Office ut Duluth, Minn., on Tuesday,
the 18th day OF May. 1903.
She names as Witnesses:
William j. Bagley, of Duluth, Mimi
Robert G.. Free, of 49, .">*
George McNabb, Of =. :" :
john F. Roberts, OF
Any and all persons ella ming adversely
the above described lands are requested to.
file their claims IN this Office on or before
said 18th day Of May, 1905.
WE. Cu1K1N,
d. l.. Shepherd. Register.
Attorney. Jan g. Mar q
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06

ONE ofthe innovations of the week
in the Minnesota house was a bill
by Representative Mork, of Mile
Laos, providing that free transports.
ton shall be furnished by all rail-
roads to state officers, legislatdr s
and employees. The object of the
bill is to do away with all likelihood
that the giving of passes to public
officials be followed by a sense of
obligation in the minds of the recin-
tents toward the givers. BY MAX
ing law requiring the :roadslto
give up transportation whether
they want to or not, the author|nt
the bill figures that the evils of thu.
pass system in legislatures will he
done away with. The bill provides
that the railroads must come dovEr
each year with annual passes to the
officers and employees included in !
list that the state auditor is requfr.
ed to furnish in January of ealh
year. If the holder of the naIaa
transfers it to another, and he ua!pa
it. it is a misdemeanor; and if ANY
state employe having a pass turI,s
in an expense account for mileaae
he commits a felony. If the roadIa
do not obey this law the attornlv,
general is to compel them to do Is
in civil action.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06

The orchestras have ceased play
ing 1.-THE Good Old Summer Time"
Although the coal supply at the
head of the lakes is again reported
p~lenteous, "A Little Lump of Coal"
remains pathetically popular at GER
tain range points.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06

COMMUNITIES which have not as
yet had an opportunity to quarrel
over library sites will be pleased to
learn that Mr.. Carnegie, in a pleas
ant little speech at Washington the
other day, left the impression that
he hoped to continue for some time
in the donation business.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06

HENDERSON, the slayer of Ida Nc.
Cormick, expiates his crime on the
gallows in the Jail yard in Duluth
today. In his demise the county
loses a valued boarder. May his
soul rest in peace and his fate &C,
as a safeguard toward restraining
others from insanity.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06

w. A. THOMAS, former publisher
of the Hibbiug Sentinel, promises
to revive that deceased journal.
Bro. Thomas is a bright member of
the craft, and his paper was always
right.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06
Friday, March 8, 1903
q Per Year, in Advance.
Official Paper, City Of Virginia.


Persons wishing a new item, change of
':ad." or anything in the line OF locals, in
serted. viii please AVE same In Our office BY
Thursday noon of each week, II convenient,
as it saves time and trouble for both parties,
We reserve the right tc positively refuse
any notice Of whatever nature after 3 o'clock
p. m. ON Thursdav.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06

REPRESENTATIVE LEWIS, of the
Duluth delegation, on Monday in.
PRODUCED in the house a bnl provids
ing for the cutting down Of the fees
and mileage paid peace officers for
taking prisoners to Duluth from
range towns; that where office re-
travel over thirty miles to take their
prisoners to Duluth they shall not
he paid mileage, but shall receive
So per day and their actual travel
ing expenses paid out in cash. The
father of the measure claims to have
introduced it at the behest of Coun-
ty Attorney McClintock, but savors
Of CO operation by Duluth politi-
Clans as a whole. Representative
Bowling had the bill 80 amended az
to include sheriffs and sherif's dep.
uties, also so it embraces civil ser.
vices as we'll as criminal. In oppoa.
ing the bill Mr.. Bowling gave utter.
ance to the self-evident fact that the
measure is primarily aimed toward
cuttiag off from the ranges wha,
little political profit Duluth has lef,
us, and of which she continuesto
rob us, piece-meal, as rapidly as 90
portunity presents.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06

"A MAN may have a large follow.
ing simply because he does not pay
his bills.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1903-03-06

DULUTH, the city that has so gener,
ously been accredited by range res.
idents as being inhabited by an ag.
gregation of animals of a lower ere.
alton, continues to make desperate
efforts to raise her assigned stand.
ard and keep before the public as
the abode of wild instead of dotnes.
ticated animals. Deer and bears
without number have been slain
within the corporate limits, while
the police records indicate that
mild-eyed gazelles are plentiful but
the killing of a male wolf with ia
the city limits Wednesday morning
is a new departure. 1t might also
indicate that the timber wolf is not
of so religious a turn of mind but
that can relish a meal of fresh pork,
devils and all.
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04
A Few Prosecutions Necessary,

A Few Prosecutions Necessary.
A disgraceful scene was witnessed on
our streets ono evening this week when
an Indian giEl about fifteen years Of age
was found lying drunk by tho roadside
nssr the Red Cliff barn. Her relatives
were notified and whom they came to
take her homo they found hsr 10 in.
toxicated that she was absolutely help
less and had to be loaded into q buggy
and hauled home. It js shout time
that q stop was put to this sort OF thing.
There 10 NO doubt that tho liquor VA
gwen to her by someone who knew
better, and il tho relatives of tho girl
can ascertain who tho guilty person il
they should cause him to b6 arrested
and made an example Of. ez. !.
This 10 not tho first ocedfrsnos Of this
kind that has been wItnsssed in our
village, while it il . common thing to
sss young boys under The influence Of
liquor. A few prosecutions of persons
who supply liquor to these eirla er
purchase it Tor young boys, would lAls
wholesome effect. The psnitsntia}a
the proper place for such SdspIiysd
beings. So :t2Ss:t 1S3'Sstiss
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04

Ti%bsr :Lshds. Aet June ;! 1e7e.75Mot,ce, for
Enbication.-United >tates Land Office; Du-
T19th. Minnesota: February -. 1903.
N ko;ise i hsrey 81 ei.sn that in oompl:pse With
1s7S, entitled An act for the sale Of timber
lands; III The State: Of California. Oregon:
+ 1857, Samuel /; Hutchinson: IF West Superior.
County Of Douelas. State Of. Wisconsin, has this
dag filed il this Office his sworn .etstement No.
tsSS. for the purchase Of the southeast quarter
IT Gection .. in gownskip 81 north: Kange west
and will offer proof TO show that. the land
sought 10 more valuable for ,ts timber or 4tone
than for agriculture 1puiposes, and to establish
his claim "a said hpd before tho Reeistrr, and
eceiver 6fthia Qi6ce at Dnlnth Mlpp. on Men.
da2, :the. 2endtsay 81 june: 19, ~ Ill.,, e
,;HsstyS; s@ith s It6sea, N.w9ett, .Eswatd
& sstt & q. .Benneet; Wis. and John A. Murphy q
Any @ id s}f peTsen. o,.,imin9 adversely the
shove descri are requested t6 die their
Claim. IL t9ie ONCE On Or before said lind d.,
49,. :, wx.'K. cUiKlN. Register
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04

Timber, Land, Act juno 3. 1s7s =xctics tor
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. States Land Office, Du-
! Int j, Mimi i. february II, 1908.
i; Noticeds hereby given that in compliance with
10: .st sof o. TO q
1sads sa in The: s,.ts: Of Csliternia. Oregon.
tsndsd to ali the Public Land, States By, act ot
GenRrsss Of 5Ausa:t4: 1892, Henry smith. Of
k4i thie day lied In this ofhce his sworn state.
9ant No: 7see. for the purchaseof the swA Of
west. and VIII Offer proof to show that the
land sought 10 mt.re valuable Tor its timber
or stone than for aRricultursl purpQses
and 70 establish his: claim 70 sid land before
The Register ami Receiver Of this of.cs st Du.
lu'h, Minn.. ON Aonday. the 22ud day Of June
He pames ~ witnesses:
Edward J. silver. g. I. Hutchinson and ]: A.
Murphy cf West soperior. Wis. and Richard
Bennett of Beanest. Wis. - :'~,
Any and al perrons claiming adversely the
6bevedescri6ed land8afo requested to fi!e their
claima in this o6ice On or before said 22nd day
SO VIZ. cULKIN, Register
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04
County >Treasufer'S Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that there are
funds in the county treasury for the
payment OF VII warrants drawn on. The
County Road fuEd and which were! ra
corded IN my ofIics on :or before: Fsb.
ruary 8, 1900, and for tho payment s1of IN
warrants drava on the County Revsaue
fund, and that tho: sans; Vii Is pad
qpon presentation to tho undereigned;
Interest on above warrants will; oesee 4
the expiration of thirty days from tfa
date OF this notice. 49,. :. s: -. =
Dsted IT. Grand Marais, MINI, THU
Goth day Of March, 1903 ~:
I r.. FRED JACKSON, -: =:
County Treasurer, j.:
|. ......s Cook County, Nihn
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04
HOLDS MARRIAGE RECORD,


Az . modern Gretne Green Ausora
may not be ~ famous ~ st. Joseph;
Mich, but the fact remains that
Frederick Brown, popular justice
of the. peace in that city. recently
married his four .hundredth couple,
and is now well started on his nth
century. reports . Chicago exchange.
Every clergyman in the city enviss
Justice Brown his business. They 70.
alize that he has the advantage over
them,~ for he is . practicing attor-
ney. and when the marriage does NOT
turn out well he ID ready to help 10
the divorce court. ~; .;:++': =. ~. -
The judge is eourtly eentlsmen
of the old school. to whom courtesy
comes ~ part of his nature !. !. I.
He performs the marriage esrs-
mony with unconscious dignity, and
kisses the bride with all. the une-
ton and ardor which the occasion
warrants. s. -. ., sss
It must not be thought, however,
Mat this man Of many: marriages ii
e the eyday Of his: youth, ready
;pSRhx1tp himself lead . blushipR
td the altar. Justice Brown
been long years, . .widowsr and
4 Ss4pows Of z winters ase visible
h hiteAing hair. 4
- orn q Il Huts1 s1ison,
upnrnit county. O, ana hss
lived in Aurora = years. Be-
A:sy.5 S: - =
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04
ARGENTINE CATTLE.
nDy Do l0aUGly Purchased ~ -G9ool
Ds11aln 60 Resleek the Faslo1ss
- q SoukA Africa, r. i.

II may be said that Great Britain sgill
naturally favor her own colonies 81 in
making such purchases Of. cattle tore
stock the South African pasture lands,
and, other things being equals this
would be natural. says the BueBps
Ayres Herald. But Canadian aid New
Zealand beet brings . better :price.in
the British market than. Argentine;
and this because in those colonies more
attention has been given to the breed
ing Of cattle for prime bee4. md in con-
sequence both Canada and: .New.Ze4.
land, and the: United :States:as q prob
able bidder. areanot likely to -offer
their stock Is .eheaply a. will the>As-
geptins estancieEo, end this di6ereuse
in price il likely to secure for this
country ., generous slice, at Hast; toS
the business, Where else :ain th1
world "a n the requisite number OF cat-
tie be found at such prices as, can hte
made here? We believe it safe to sta II
that Argentina stands alone and in i
comma nding position in this :respeets
1T least, we have good reason for tliS
hope that is in us that in this directions
lies prompt, large and profitable bssts
ness for us. Great Britain will b.
come ! buyer of hundreds Of thous1ndt
OF cattle for the South: African plaini
In making purchases OF such magnit.
tude. That Argentine'cattle at Argen:
tine prices and Argentine proximity
to the porta of discharge will be; e;fSvof..
ably looked upon seems to be reasdtzt
able, hence our: belief and that IT tie
market in general that. the signing oos
peace means an especial good ofersst
magnitude to this country. y
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04
Timber Land. Act Jnne q, 161a.-Notice for Pub
ncation: United .6t9tes Land Office, Duluth,

Timber W Land. Act Jnne 3.ss5s.-Notice for Pub
neation:-United .6t9tes Land Office, Duluth,
= AihH.: February II, 1905 ="
Notice: is sheFebr given that. in coiiplisnce
With the provislons Of the ret of Congress Of
1one u 1873. entitled" AN not for the sale vi
timber lands in the btates of California; Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory" ~ extended
tonll the Pdb ic1 and stetee By act Of August
4, 1922 John A. + yes, Of Duluth County OF St.
L;91is State of Minnesota. has this day filed in
tnls ONCE bic sworn ttstement No. 7l1i: for the
g, Range : west. and viii offer proof to show
thas tho land sought ID more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
the Register and Receiyer Of this office at Du.
lnth, -,Minn:, on "Wednesday, the 2sth day epf
June. 1NS. $780,, T.: =. 49,. ~ Z
He names 10 witnesses:
:. John +. sessF. Charley Peter.on. J. Roy Bell
AID James A. Tucker, Nil Of Duluth, Mimi.
Any and all .persons claiming adversely the
aboved described lands arc requested to hle theis
claims In this office ON or before said 2ath day
- s-2s -: VIZ. E, 'CULKlN, Re9ister
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04

Wanted-Pine lands and painsIal )aldq
in Cook county Will bqy lsndg s.bieet
to forsolosure, taxes and eaepmb nc !.
Will also exchange MinpAs y =;
erty for land. Send tQ CO.
Minnesota y s. +. and ii.t of &
Ia Mlnnesota. I'LL; 5s S sssss . sss ;
W. D. WASHBURN, Jr. !.
500 Guaranty Blds.
= Isis " Minneapolis. MIN.
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04
,1R'1 oR1!!|G0x !; !! ) !!


Having talked themselves nsezly
9 : standstin shout the achisve4ent
of Capt. Clark s. bringing the bat
tleship Oregon through the Straits
OF Magellan (nmot no around the
Horn, % i was published countless
times), and putting her into 1ction
at the battls OF Santiago, the emo:
tionalists Tor the trst time should
pause; 20 consider sby. Whist means the
gallant captalia was enabled g ). .ac--
eo,nplafsh thst wondef fal fest. A be-
lief is growing - the navy that her
engines brought the Oregon aropnd.
Who controlled the engines kept
them going, prevented Journals from
getting hot. governed their speed.
and made sure that they did not nut.
Ter the usual brsak-dpwn7 i guess nae.s.
that gsnins WAS Robert Wiley A4Ai- lllll
gan, seys writer - the New York
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.


CLAUS Jacobson, .of Rowland, ~ u
town Monday. ,,:.., -; {. :@..:s .f
John London went to Duluth ysster.
day on the Bon Ami. ~:*ssS e. e.; sS.. :sz..
John Musssll retdrnsd from BAYFIELD,.
Wis, Sunday evening. ...s +. 81 ..s%. >.,I.< s,,
Capt. J. w. Bsbb loft for Duluth on
the Bon Am; yesterday. ~ A.
John T. Roberg went 10 Duluth yea
terday on the Bon Ami. I'd. ~,
Peter Richards returned from Duluth
on tho Bon Ami Monday.
Oh. Mayhem returned homo from Uu-
luth on tho Moore Wednesday.
Ed. Sterliog and Knute segrovs OF
Cascade, wero IN town this week. -,
DR.. Houston visited Grapd Portage
on sick call tho first of tho week;
Chas. Gannet, inspector for tho Pitts-
burg & Lake Superior Iron Co., IL in
town.
VIM. King passed through town on
tho Moore Sunday evening on his way
to Hovland.
Mrs. Monilaws returned on tho Moore
Wednesday from Z visit With friends 10
Two Harbors.
q. Mayhem won't to Duluth on ths
Bon Ami yesterday, taking Victor Apder-
son with him.
First citizenship papers were issued
to Thomas st. Maurice by the clsrk OF
court Wednesday.
David Mayer, clerk Of tho Red Gin
camp at Big Bay. was in town this week
on his way to Duluth.
Chas. J. johnson, accompsnie d by hin
cousin, Miss Anna johnson, drove in
from Two Harbors Wedossdsy.'
Ole Gunderson, of Hovlaud, who has
bsen hero under doctors care for the
past month, went homo on tho Bon Ami
Monday night.
Peter johnson and Ole Hagberg. ol
Hovland, were in town this week getting
material with which to make improve.
ments on their homesteads.
MI. Crowley, who has been running
the Red Cliff camp at Big Bay, vent to
Ouluth on tho Bon Ami yesterday, tax.
ing fourteen horses with him.
A. Roberts, Of tho firm of Roberts 4
Nelson, of Two Harbors. 10 in town with
= small stock Of dry goods which hs i,
displaying at the Maskawash house.
Miss Palmer, a Duluth milliner, ar'
rived here on the Moore "Wednesday
evening with stock Of fine spring mil.
linery which she 10 disposiug Of 1t ,
rapid rate. .:.:- .,> .~
!: Miss WilIietsa Dolan passed through
town on the Bon Ami yesterday on he,
way to Duluth, accompanied, by: he,
sister, who has been visiting:, her u
Hovland. '''
The election for tho purpoee Of organ
izing village 10 being held at tho cour,
house. 1t is safe to say that tho vot4
will be practically unanimous in favor o.
organization. .
There will be meeting Of tho boart
of county commissioners next Monday
Tho principal business to be transacted
will be IN regard to tho organization o.
the village of Grand Marsis.
Frank Mccormick, of Duluth, 10 her'
fixing up tho telephone system. Az N,
Mccormick 10 an expert in this line 1t i
safe to say that tho system will be i.
first class condition wheE he got
through with it.
Dan Cowie and family loft on tn,
Moore Thursday for Bayfield,, VIE.
whore they will make their homo IN tn,
future. During their stay here Nj. ant
Mrs. COVE made many frisnds who 70
grst their departure.
The Cook County herald., 1903-04-04
q D11o .3hi,aae /, 10 -.

or. PATENT osvyea. ~ ooetssYoN. ii. e. IS 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-17
La bella 0tero
Artista drarnatica
Ell desquite

La celebre bailarina Carolina
Otero Sc ha presentado en- ell
teatro de Mathurins como artis-
ia dramatica, obteniendo COM
pleto exito.
Trabaj6 en- dos obras, hechas
exclusivamente para ella.
Una de las obras es TN mimo.
La Otero salio a excena con
vestido ligerisimo, que le per-
miti0 lucir sus atraCtivOs cor
porales.
Eiecuto de manera notable la
mfmica Y varias danzas, siendo
aplaudidisima.
La otra obra es TN juguete
c6mico de . dialogo picante y
graciosfsimo, que sirve de pre-
texto para intercalar canto y
bale famencos.
La Otero, que Sc revelo en- es'
ia obra como artista de genero,
obtuvo TN verdadero triunfo.
Con este motive Sc ha recordado
10 que sucedio a la Otero recien-
temente en- el teatro Frances.
Era la noche en- que Sc dio la
function de gala en- honor del
rey de Inglaterra.
En- las butacas estaban la Ote-
70 y otras muchas bellezas de
su clase. Estas presenciaron
la function; pero la Otero fue
expulsada dc la sala.
Esta noche, muchas de las
personas que presenciaron y aca-
so ce1ebraron la expulsion de la
mujer, han aplaudido freneti-
camente a la mujer y a la artis-
ia, por 10 que esta ha considera-
do ell triunfo de hoy como el
desquite de aquella derrota.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-17
RAvENTURAs DE MAS1N.

cipio muy luego una sospecha cruz6 por su mente;
furtiva mirada relev6 la nina mundoS desconoci-
dos estal6 su coraz6n uvo ceos, las agrimas aso-
ma1on sus ojos, pens6 'Masfn antes que todo"
Mas1n fue presentado al Juez, lengua paraliz6-
se su corazon palpt6 con fuerza parte por haarse
mano mano tanta grandeza pero mas a6n por ser
el personaje padre del angel Quiso adorar al santo
per la peana, propuso ser 10 mas amable Ell Juez
paso su sobre la cabeza de Masfn dijo que era
I'm hermoso hombrecilo y lie pregunt6 su nombre. Ell
muehacho titube6 tosi6 balbuce6:
-Masin.
-iOh! no, no. Masfn no es nombre
Tomas.
ESQ es, Tomas; me 10 habfa 6gurado Muy bien
" que mas7 Porque debes tener nombre, el ape
lido; como esq
-Dile al caballero tu apel1o, Tomas-exclam6
don Guaero-y di "senor" No debes ovidar las reglss
de urbanidad
3 Tones Sawyer, sehor.
-iMuy bien Muy bien! Eres un buen muchacho,
I'm guapo chico muy guapo chico Dos mi! versfcuos
SON muchos . muchfsimos. =. Y no los habrzs olvida
do quizzs del odo lverdad7 POrque couocmientos
yalen mas que los todos el mundo son los oue
hacen los grandes hombres, hcmbres buenos iAsf.
asf! TI seras algdn dfa un hombre graude I'm hom-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-17
La veIada de la Carolina
(De nuestro Corresponsal)

No Sc habla de otra cosa en- esta po-
blaci6n.
Hacfa va bsstante tempo que aqui
no Sc celebrsba ninguna fiesta de ese
genero y, la del domingo, resulto exp Gu
dida y del agrado de todos, por la cali
dad de las personaS que tomaron parte
en- Ell desempefio del programa y por Ia
excelencia de este que no podfa ser mas
ameno, nj mas Selscto. Todas los que
tomaron parte en- la funcion eran per-
Sonas Conocidas de todos los cfrculos So
ciales de ests Isla y han sido aplaudi-
das por todoS los p1blicos de las pobla-
clones puertorriquefas.
81 pudiesemoS reproducir ell discurso
del Sr. Perez Losada, nos ahorrariamos
la reSef1a que estamos hacienda al CO.
rrer de la pluna. Pero, eS impossible no
siendo taqufgrafo. Perez Lozada, ha-
blando, es un torrente. Para poner de
relieve los meritos de los artistas que
desempenaron ell programa nos basta-
ria poder transcribir algunos de los me-
ecidlsimos elogios que sus compaf1e-
roS tribute la noche' del domingo el Di.
rector del BoLETIN.
Los sefiores Burset, Montesinos, Nor
te y la senora Rojas fueron muy aplau-
didos.
Y tocanos hablar ahora de la Sefiora
Bruno; de esa artista de voz prodigiosa
de ire eprochable arte; esa cantante
admirable que sugestiona y embelesa
con sus extraordinarias fscultades artfs-
ticas. La seflora Bruno canto dos pre-
ciosas romanzas que el p1blico hubiese
dido muchas veces seguidas con igual
entusiasmo.
La sefora Cecilia Bruno, con su arte
divine, el sefior Montes1noS con su Wis
comica, e1 Sefior Burset con su segu-
ridad de ejecutante consumado y el Sc
hor Perez ~Losada con su elocuencia,
han dejado aqu1 I'm recuerdo muy
grato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-06-17
A los farnac&utiCoS

Recomerdamos q todos los sef1oreS
farmaceuticos de la is1a, La lectura del
art1cu1o que aparece en- otro lugar de
este. peri6dico titu1ado "HombreS y
Muieres" Sc refere a TN gran medica-
mento que prepare en- Chicago el afa-
mado DR.. w. H GaunderS e1 cual de-
ben tener todos en- Su Farmacia.
Ell -eferido DR.. desea ponerse en- CO.
municacion directa con todoS los far
maceuticos y les suplica, por medic
del BOLETIN, Su correspondence.