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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEW BERRY.

By Jno. C. Wilson, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Jas: D: kinard hath
Letters of Administration Of the estate
of and effects of Mary A. Kinard.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Mary A. Kinard,
deceased, that they be and appear be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Newberry on Friday, March 18th
next, after publication thereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause.
if any they have. why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this
18th day of February, Anne,
IL. 81 Domini, 1904.
JOHN C. WILSON J. P. N. G.,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-15

= O>l~@ lie drowned near
Beaufort last week by the sub
merging of boat.
The building, OF the electric troll
lev line between Grcenville and An
derson is now regarded a certainty.
Mrs. Fannie I. Gillian. OF Spar
tanburg, and Lieutenant Governor
John I. Sloan will be married in
Columbia On March 23.
The new board of diSpenSarv di-
rectors made its first purchases at
their meeting on last Thursday. \
large quantity OF liquor was bought.
There have been a number OF re-
ports that capitalists are contem-
plating building an electric trolley
line between Atlanta and Anderson.
The Clemson college encamp-
n,ent will be held in Anderson this
year. The date has not yet been
fixed. but it will probably be some
time in May.
The Monarch mills. at Union.
are to be enlarged BY the addition
of 10000 spindles and 80 looms
at once. This means the employ
ment of about 600 more hands.
The secretary of state has issued
a commission to the AlcCown Co..
of Florence county. which firm will
run a stock farm Of $4,000 capital
in what is called the Black lands.
The most disastrous fire in years
occurred at Chester on Friday
night, destroying two Of the largest
stores in the town. The loss is
estimated at over $4,000.
While rushing to a fire o1p Satur-
day night two fine horses belong
ing to the fire department OF Spar
tanburg collided with a train and
were killed. None on the wagon
was injured.
Prof. R, Means Davis. of the
South Carolina college, died early
on Sunday morning, at the Colum-
bia hospital. His death is a dis
tince loss to the college and to
South Carolina.
A young white man. ". H. Nell
son, Jr., has been arrested in Con-
way charged with being accessory
to the poisoning of Sam White, a
steamboat engineer. The contents
of the dead mans stomach were
sent to Clemson college for analy-
sis.
Mr.. w. Turner Logan, of Char
lesion, has announced his candi-
dacy for the office of solicitor OF
the First circuit. in OPPOSITION to the
incumbent, Mr.. ?. T. Hilderbrand.
of Orangeburg. MIR. Logan has
served two terms in the Legislature.
Willie Smith. alias Todd, and his
acconplice, Miley Best. negro. ac-
cused. of committing rape on Moi
lie Todd. the l5-vcar-oltl wife OF
Willie Smith. were tried at Conway
on Friday morning and each was
sentenced to serve ten years in the
State penitentiary.
\ buggy being driven by Miss
Finch. daughter OF Simpson Finch.
a well-known farmer OF Spartan
burg county, collided with street
car in Spartanburg last week, the
lady being thrown headforemost to
the ground and painfully though
not seriously injured.
The town of Manning has voted
to surrender its old charter and to
come in under the General '1ncor-
poration Act" The trouble with
the old charter was that it limited
taxes to ? mills and confined the
powers OF the council within too
narrow limits.
The Southern'S Palm Limited
ran into freight near StvN on
Thursday morning. damaging the
engines and derailing a coal car.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-15
MARCH Is, 1904
JEWELRY
IN EVERY
OR STYLE,

Remember I am at the same
stand ami au always ready to serve
YOU with the very best of Jewelry:
Watches, Toilet Articles and every
thing to be found in First Class
Jewelry Establishment.
My business in Optical Goods has
greatly increased also. showing ny
knowledge and ability in fitting
Spectacles and Glasses.
New Sterling Silver just received:
rev IDEAS and new goods. also
quadruple plated goods, Whiting
Mtg Cos. Derby Silver Co.. Bene-
dict s. Rodgers.
Yours for prosperous new year,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-15

Love NAV intoNicatc 4 man. but
marrying SobcrS him.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-03-15
4 True Bill .

A Fine Line of Fruits: Apples, Or
anges. Bananas, Lemons, &c. A nice
lire OF Canned Goods and Staple Gro
ceries. Finest Cheese in the city loc.
the pound Standard Granulated Sugar
at Sc. We buy and sell lots Of produce
See Us. Will treat you right.
Counts & Diekerf,
Main Street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-18

fan5ler @raf Billion ouf ieinen lib.
lld}:l1 SlterurImub nad StaIien Ser
5ldt geleiitet, neil auiier ino &on5-
Ter MngeiidtS Der gegenpGrtisen
eonlpll5lrten gugcmeinlogc nid,t gut
9ield)5ettlg aif Northumberland
nuBerhalb Der @ren3en oes Tcibcs
lein ionncn.
Sn GonItantinopcl lit cine 9anoc
bon Sroenslfminolcrn, 1bnlid) Der
le'll9en, iuelder unI1ngit III Drag
ons 9nnomerf gelegt purbe, slir ne
bcnlfoft ge5ogen porbcn. Iac chr
get3tocn Mnslanoer, ncld)c iid) nod
einem tiirfii6cn Yicpnlot icbnten
foltrteit einen ioldcn - allerotngs
elnen 9efdlidten = oegen ~fIingcnoe
Milil5e bon oieien 2ellten be5ieben.
lognr ben acknowledgement. O%sInanieb
Oroen. Sieben oieier Shpinoler
an beren Spite elm 9lbiltott oes
8roBpc5iers itanb, muroen lebten
Wonto0 ST langiGbriger 3uhtbans.
bait perurtbeilt.
Siirltbiidof Or. aobn bon SImilb
in Mobrcn hot iein 9lmt nleocrgc.
legt, ongeblid) allf 8erIongem oes
Enpltes Eius. Gin fononiifcr Nro'
scb lpcgeit an1eblider SerleBnng oeS
8eiht0ebeimniiies mar 9cNen i'm III
Der St)mcbe, mnb auBerben mar er
in piele onbere Hro5eiie ocrlpidclt,
fpelfe aroBcn NnitoB erre1ten. Or.
8obn lit elmer Ser reihiten Mdnner
Oeltreih's. Gr bat burd) iein Der
bolten bGnfig Der romiid,en Stride
aroBe Serlesenbeit bereitet lno mic
es id)cint, bot iib bieie iflieblid &C.
5lpilngcn aeicben. i'm in'< Eripat.
leben III rclcdtren.
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Queen Mnmc's Giienbabu>Gu.

Jabrplan trat in 8raft 5. Oe5. 1903.
0ampfer perlaHen pier Nr. 10 an
2isbtzS trabe taslih (aussenommen
Sonntass) um 4 llbr 0admittass
mad CODE Yoint. Sent Sslanb, Gem
trepiqe, Queenstotpn, Denton, @reenz
poob. @aenbale, 2elpes unb 3ipildens
Statipnen.
BUR Montass Tim 7.15 Morsens,
nad 2ope Yoint. Aucenstoipn, Che
TERRIBLE. 9reenpcob unb 3tpifaens
Stutionen.
u. 3. - Ser 9ainpTer Somitaa
Radmittas mad 2ope ppint tsbrt sus
rid nod Baltimore I'M $50 @benbs.
Gradt pirb an Wodentasen Bis B
nhr @ddmittasS entges.n senommer
5rant GbIen, Sequeiter
Spbn 6. 8osIep. G ,.:A
Wai27.1O
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Yombun-Yarf Cemetery.

Neuc S%cftipnen iinb iest aur Be
lid,tieung ber9crihtct. @icle alisge-
mGblte Cots. Ger superintendent
oes Grl,noes mo Vooens miro ieoe
gepiinihtc Musfunit ertbeilen. DDS
Grematoriilm ltebt tdglid CUR Sit
lpcftion often. Wesen Taberenl
,pcnoc man iid) All Den Suucrinten-
oenten ODER an bas Yiireau in Wr.
81, @eit.S aratoealtrabe.
Wutis fir ab.Gtgentbamcr
Muftrdge fir Slter.Yflan3cn, 9lu-
men etc. merocn IN Der GonIcrootoru
am fSront-g in9ange, m%tgeIioilllelt,
Seocs 3erbrcfen Der glumen nno
Yilonacn, ioipie Die llnannebmlid,.
felt ocs Gro9ens berieIben IN iiber-
iiiqten @aggons miro permieocn. -
Sebr ntGBiee Yreiie.
G6-95, T&S)
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xtatiaarstta am %. xsSswtss ~
3aes serlaatn 6igsnss Station. sts tsist:
9dQli4 d.
40 frnb - e&ntapoh, 6ouptiintt, odeaStesN
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unb au%sosnommtR 6ountdos y. V. !. H.
Gbambtrsburo, Mdrtinsbure nnb @innehn.
li.25 NbenbS = Mtfsm. nod unionsgrtpee.
1datt& d, = tr Ssnntae
S.25 trib - Qsrt, q. & o. Din. unp eauptttnts
sfIi& Ssn emsrv Grons Carlisle unb D. / 3,
s.ss Bern. - eausnini., oaaustswu. ebtppsns.
BURG, Grtbrid. Gmmiisburo uns r. / W. ~.
,O.i3 BORN. aiism. sa& l%nton.cribss vsri
90, addn,. - Gtiom. naA dnionsHribes.
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=. Sip., fonit Vori.
>445 Wahm. = Grp.tk nod 6ipuooH, antArntns
tr, Rtips 9pinbior, unieusEripqe uub baun dis
Tom. bis ndotstctpn; ftrHr 6rtetrid. Gumiiss
bura uno Sbippsusbura (parlor: Garl.
k1l Ro1ni, = Hsfom. nah Gmorp 1rope.
s5.4s Eotm. - Yimitte rcd Votf, 6uaebss unt
GETTYSBURG. tporlor.Gor.)
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800 HbtnbS = difom. rad Gu,orp Grssa
Rut Q snHtdo 3.
93 Born. - alton. nod Hilton ortbas nj
aconoptt.
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40 Qa4rn. = Nffsm. na& Gmsrp Grsce.
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i}a9rplan.N enberuna.

O"V'P'u"'NsHptGuHS.
cincinnati uro ct. eouis, tialid, Conn
das ausaenommen, ron Mt. Ncyal. Station
UNI 8.45 Mcraens, pom Gamrcn. Citation
I'm 9 lltr @orscns.
Wa'btnstcn, as Minuten, aussncmmen
Sonhtaas. pom VT. Hpyal. Station I'M
ll.55 Vermittaas. ron Gampen- Station
UNI y llbr Mittaas.
Walbinstcn. Grprcb. auseenpmmsn Conn.
'aas. BON VT. Ncpal=G taticn nm l.55
Worssns, BON GamosnzS Citation UNI 2 ubr
'@lcrasns.
gidet.Yuredur: Wcrtmra. Ode Gtarlcs.
unb Sdratpaa.S TRACE (y. ~. Is. ". Ntuit.
etn9D 526 Srpdprdp. Mount &cgal.
Citation rber Gamben-S tatipn.
9. 9. Martin. Msr. @aG. 1rafft.
9. ". Yaffctt, Wcn. rYaE. Msent.
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auhn .6eriuia &. Gpln,

2eihenbeitatter nnb ginboliornirer.
Mr. zoos, Srleons.S trabc, Wo.
Sclepbon. Winoior 255. 3ipciggc.
id)dit: Nr.524, perl. gdltern-Ipenllc,
&igblanbtoipn, Baltimore. Wb. &c.
lcpbon. @inblor GO. 3litiden lper.
sen gcliefert fir Sod)Sciten, Inter.
boltungen ,ilnb anhere 8elegenbei.
ten. Gcb14,1St&S)
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lorraine.

Mcleriid) - Yorfartia = 6ricolif.
@cltlih bon @albroof ein inb
einc balbe Meile. 8enlbt Die nit
4srmbatnm beseihncte HnrS Mpenile-
Cor. 8rcie 3ntid)en %ad)mittoas
an terminus. Yrciie poh 9egrGb'
ribS.cIen icet lpc5ien. Vcid)te @ebin.
Gnnaen. Telephone = N>. &. SAB.
e 4 y. ct. Yail 1926 Gnton's
G33. Staot.W iircaii: erSter t>,i,r i'm
2ofu.@ uiloin9. 8erlcuat Gro.
id)iirt. (4tai1, SnStO
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Nurblanb & VenniplbauiasG iie~.
hahnsGpmraanie.

8hoe sttIaasn Vortb zauenues uuo Csfseirst.,
etdtisntn an Wo@.ntaatu nab B,lair 7.3O, 80
yorm,, 3.20. AS. 800 abtnbs. Tat BtIta $50
Borm.t 30, AS Na6m.
aa4. Qorf 7.N gorm.. ago aa&m. eonnioss
na6 2slta $50 Dorm. 400 Ratm.
Sonn.aqs nab Htlair 7.30. $50 gstm., 40.
i25 4dtm.. $40, Has N3snrs
G.. u. Gittr. Observation-Disclosures
CRcpl-t
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emilio SicgIcr.

is ltarb om If. Wf1r5 1904. gbelios
6 llbr 90 Win., Srau gnlilie 3ieg'
fer, geliebte 0ottin bon aorl 3ieg'
Ter. in Ilter bon 81 Sabrcn nno 6
Wonatcn in ibrer letter WobnunG
Nr. t747. Noros@ ap.S troBe. Die
3eit Der Veeroigung miro ipatcr oil.
aeseiat. $50
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Su6csfGac.

Sim 10. Mdr5 &orl @iliom Su.
Der. 10 Sabre alt.
Mm Ia. Wtdr5 George $. aimblc.
glm 10. MGra Cote Sdneioer.
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@Mnoernouc EntOedMua

Ntau RtntamS. sius berverraesnts gputa.
tsiNubsu 0-ausn bos Slid by @tiuu Dbtit; BAIT.
ME tia,r 0tbl!6lae; in adtuncsirlis etruets rpiro
In ira.nbm,ihtn 5iaeium tinbttnng priAaift. so,r
itint H1abluue; ftius 66mttI,n. l.int Gtfabt.
ttins unf,rbrt&una er gtibdftilu.s; abis,ut Eb,r
mo barmtes; i'm ptrtau oor per Ysh 81. g . ms
I~srfabtIets pttsatts Gttm lar
6amtu. gsbiib,ts Rrani.nptItq.ri nntn; dr,t.ias
Sprtntuue.H Ron 10 bis 8. So5ntasS BON 9 bis !
7atbtrtetiiuRS sratii.
frau z. %aDtutams.
Rr. 6G. NsreA sstsabs, 0attimsss.
>(ftI9. Use I'D
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Gbriitppb 4. 9cbcrer

miro Sbnen Den bcIten i,no id,onItell
Seppih nebcn on leinem iiber 80
Sabre alien Elabe, Tr. I, SIt.Meont-
gonlerp., Gdc Gparles.S traBe.
&ratS. tMN
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g. sipler,

9. Sipier,
Todfolger bon Go1e & 9oiier..
Gtoblirt 1871.
Smportenre ociltider, frnn5oliider.
ltontiher Weinc mn 2iquorc olts
9unbcs 2agerbGuiern. Ga~liiornier
@eine brett bonn @einbcrg.
@ooren bircft ms Sars geIiefert.
Or. 2t5. SanoperStr. Baltimore. Mb,
Mb. Selepbon Gourtlono 1t9.
&, & y. Selepbon ct. Ycul 1882 y.
(Suni1. 49,
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Charles ". girmann.

Weineumoia iamore.
1861 Siaen.. gdc Gorreit.S trabe,
9%aItinorc. M0.
GaIiiornicr Weinc un0 B~ronoies.
Mgent fir oas notiirlidbc Pictoria
Mincralwaiicr, Pretoria Srunnct,
0bcrIatnitein. (glout tS1&9)
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Baltimore Cemetery.

8apItraBc mo Wprtb, Ircrte.
S'cgrGbniBpl1bc gum 8crTurt-pon
$50 on. nit Marmorpfcit'n obae.
aren5t, $35-Ylas fir bier @raber
(SantS,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-18
nNopal Slne"2tnte

Cfipdr!s. gtri. aamoen. 0srl. ri. Eppa
O9latipaqson ...... 3aaIi6 3.5l .. 3.55 u,
e$lat. IL. ep.fs.. 1asli@ 1855 Q. VI 500 o.
guiistsgatlor. ausasn. 60. 9i9 g. 9.24 Y.g
Varlor. Diner. ausatu. 50. 1870 q. u 1854 o.
VaIlpr. Tintr, .....9aalih I.55 y. 8 i.59 u.
.&opat aimit,o.. uut Vulman.3ua,
@utttt.5 mottr, 9drlor. Obiapiticns, u. eps;s.
WaaqOns ........ sas!ia $40 u. . ass Il.
VarIor6a., 9bil. ause. 50. 4.3 q. 500 u. g
1arlpr, 3inn.... 9dati@ GO u. sos VI. 8
e eSSSis Ue"a.. ia ada''g 1s.S ~ u ~ @s
1cfalrSb laipaegcu nod Sep.Qori fti.o ,nm
Otbraub In Wt. RopaI'6 Citation nm 1000 dttnbB.
u, nab atiantis'Gitp. Wobtntagt; y, mao ats
fautie.6itn tGoii6.
Nat 8aas baltsn in Wilmiuaiom. g, bait In
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HHHuVDIts. MI. HbpaIf6 tatIon, N,5U gotln.
6imotNs Station, 800, 900 Dorm, ,!l2.6 9Rtts
foss. Ais. Is Ra1m., 800 Abtnos,
Ytlaftn 9ambtn'S iaiion Huh 6rtetrid. !7ta5.
1000 Vorm., 1S.l5 0orut., lbs, l4.30 unp s5.3
Radmittaqs.
seiudtf.r. III goru,., 800, A.30, 1920 Rad,
nittaas.
Saqtrstoipn, 800 Rorm., HIS, 4.30 Tadm.
CUE otisgitp unb DIT. Nirp. 9csd.. i7.35, 70. Is
Botm., lips, 1870, .1.S. $3.50. 'll.S So,nbS.
Gurtis' gap, 1923 @rtmiitaQs:
qurau. Wt. RcpalrG tation, 1856 Room. Cans
k,n,S.ation 81 10 Vobmfttaos.
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6ptel 8rDQDwQU,

Ode bon gronolpop uno SrleausItr.
Observation-Disclosures" .""''
Wcillen 6rclnOcn, ioipie Dem Sub
Iifum I'M Ilgemeinen made idy bier.
burd bcfannt, DAB if oas grobe
nSptcl Sruabiuag"
iibcrllommen babe. 9ns Sotel iii
nit oqelt 9eQllcmlid)fciten perIebein
mo ouf's Gleganteltc eingeridtet.-
3tpei ger1rmige ulo elegant eingc-
rid)teie @~eriammllmas-2of iteben
cbcniols cincm geebrten Enblifum
Siir Scriii9un9,
Gmil u Jurtbnber..
WGrstt)
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--SeIepbone-
6. nnb q. ct. Banl 469y.
WarpIanb, Winbior 22S.
s. Sanbcrs & S6hnc,
2eid)enbeItattcr uno ginbaliontircr.
Hr. 170S unb ITO, Ganton.Mpenue.
5obrifanten tpn Yatent.G aSfcts.
Gcbrie|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04
DOna Manuela CandeTr0S

En- Ia poblaei6n de Lola ha falleci-
do la respectable y virtuosa DANA dofia
Manuela Canderr6s de Rodriguez.
Dana de populares virtudes, ha ST.
do general el sentimiento que produjo
su muerte, entire yecindario de Lola y
Rio Grande.
FL dolor, hermOsamente popular, ha
tenido en- la residencia de la dana ia
lieeida un desbordamiento copioso.
Nosotros sentimoS Ia triste ocurren-
cia y nos asociamos la pena que
embargo en estos mOnentos el cora
z6n del viudo Sr. Rodriguez y de la
poblacion entera de Lola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04
En- La Cathedral

isasta las ~ y media de Ia mafiana
de aver dur6 Ia nisa y eeremonias
rciigiosas que SC cclebraron en- la san
a Iglesis CatedrAl por ser domingo de
Pascuas de Resurrection
81 RFdo Mr.. Blenk, o6ci6 de Ponti-
hcAi, y el orador sagrado Padre Para
cis pronunci6 nm elocuente discurso.
la CstedrAi estaba lena por 10 mas
granada de la sociedad de San luan
cue asistia 4 tan solemne fiesta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04
De Vega-aIta

Durante el mes de Mario anterior,
Sc llevaron efecto en- la ofcina del
Registro civil las inscripciones siguien-
ties: nacimientos, %; defunciones, 7; to-
tai, 90.
En- el mes anterior hubo un ingreso
en- la sub-Colecturia de este poblado, ,,
que alcanzo tres mil trescientos no
venta y cuatro pesos con noventa y dos
centavos. En- dicha ofcina Sc estan
diligeneiando las patentes a los conner
ciantes industriales.
El active cabo senior Mas, Sc ha he
chO cargo del mando del puesto de po-
licia de esta locahdad, cesando ell de
igual clase senor Pedro Baez, que pasa
Morovis; tambien el guardia Anto-
MO Colon ha sido relevado para San
Juan.
Desde el Domingo de Ramos, Sc
dieron principle los oficios de Sema-
ma Santa que ha revertido mucha So
lemnidad.
A las tres de la tarde del viernes sc
verified la ceremonial del descendi-
miento, y ell Parroco Sr. Martorell
pronunci6 un elocuente discurso, dido
con placer por la inmensa concurren-
cia que invadia el temple; la procession
del Santo entierro las cuatro de la
tarde recorrio el trayecto de custum-
bre y la banda de m1sica ejecuto una
excelente marcha; luego de estar los
feles en- Ia iglesia, el refer1do Sr. Pa
rroco Martorell, dirigi6 la pala bra por
mas de una hora la concurrencia,
El sabado dos, la hora de costum-
bre Sc celebro la misa de resurrection.
siendo innumerable la conurrencia,
desparramandose por el atrio por no
caber en- el temple. La corrida de
Judas agrado bastante; los mufiecos
muy bien preparados y sentados en-
los caballos. atravesaron varias Was,
siendo despues destrfdos por una tur-
ba de muchachoS.
La misa celebrada el dfa 3 estuvo
concurridfsima, terminandose cerca de
las doce del d{a y luego el sefior Cura
administr6 el Sacramento del Bautis-
mo infnidad de niflos de ambos Sc
KOS. FL resultado de los actos muy
superior, aunque ell tempo lluvioso
quisO guitar el brillo algunas cere-
monias. Nuestra felicitacion al apre-
ciado y digno sacerdote Martorell.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04
Diez minutes

Un n1mero considerable de vecinos
del pueblo de Vega-Alta. ha pensa :
do dirigir una peticion al director de
la compaffa de ferrocarriles de Puerto
Rico, para que paren los trenes djez
minutes en- aquella estacion.
Alentados por la amabilidad del di-
rector de La compafiia de ferrocarriles,
los vecinos de Vega-Alta Sc disponen
a solicitar 10 expresado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04

IT Lcdo. Maucnao Cinir6n estuvo
aver en- Carolina.
Llev6le 4 tan linda poblaci6n su
proPosiio de propagar Ia union de los
puertorriqurhos.
Habl6 al pdblieo durante dos horas
y dej6 constiiuido el comite correspon-
diente, del cual forman parte muy
prcstigioSas pcrsonalidades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04
SALUDO

Hemos sa1udado esta mafiana 4
nuestro distinguido amigo el senior
don Rafael Calder6n Grau, competen-
te corresponsal 1uestr0 en- Lola.
El estimado compafiero ha perma-
necido breve tempo en- San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04
I'm amigo estinnado

EstA en- San Juan FL apreciable ca
ballero don Francisco PARA Cap6, Fis-
cal de Ia Corte de DistritO de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04

Sobre la toma de Port Arthur por
los japonese insertan los peri6dicos
americanos despachos como el siguien-
te:
Tn peri6dico de Toxic da publici-
dad 4 rn rumor de cuyo origen no
hay Ia menor tfaza, y es que el dfa ~
una division japonesa desembarc6 en-
Ia peninsula dc Liaotung y atac6 A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04

Belgrade, Servia, 22 de mario. De-
Dido que muchos servios desean alis-
tarSe en- el ejercito ruso para operar
en- el extreme Oriente, el gobierno
servio pregunto al Car 81 los admiti-
ria, siendole respondido que Russia
aceptarfa los servicios de 500 servios y
otros tantos b1lgaros.
No 10 hace por necesitarlos, sino por
entreteuer la imagination de esos pai-
ses en- Manchuria, y disminuir la posi-
bilidad de complicaciones en- los Balka-
mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04

Comunican de Seul que los japone-
ses han prohibido al general allen,
comisionado militar de los Estados
Unidos, para inspeccionar y estudiar
la guerra, que pasase mas al nore de
Ping Yang, Corea, por el presente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04

San Petersburgo, 81 de marzo.-
Niegase ofcialmente que el crucero
ruso Dmitri Donskoi haya infringido
las leyes de neutralidad nj los regla-
mentos del canal de Suez. Nj detuvo
a ning1n buque mercante a menoS de
tres millas de terra, nj apreso a min
guno en- aquellas aguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-04

Paris, % de Marzo.-Habiendo sido
rechazado por el Kaiser tres cruceros
que construyeron en- Sttetin, para la
escuadra alemana, Sc cree que el Go
bierno ruso negocia su compra.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-12-12
Potn.l ami PInnt Grovvth.

Potash is a constituent of nearly all
vegetable tissues. 1t is required in the
formation of protein and carbohydrate
compounds, which together make up
most vegetable bodies, says Prof. Ger
aid Mccarthy in Epitomst. The spe-
cial function of potash is to help form
sugar and starch. 1t is also necessary
in forming the coloring matter or
fruits and vegetables. The peculiar
functions of potash cannot be substi-
tuted by any other mineral. Potash
and soda are two very nearly related
minerals, and some chemists have i'm
agined that soda might be used for at
least a portion of the potash ordinarily
consumed by growing plants.
Practical experience and carefully
controlled scientific experiments have,
however, shown beyond doubt that
soda cannot be substituted for potash
in agriculture or horticulture. 1t is
true that most plant tissues also con-
tain soda, but invariably in only mi
mute quantities. The function of soda
seems to be mechanical rather than
physiological. In a solution containing
a small percentage of potash and a
large percentage of soda, plants will
nevertheless take up more soda than
potash. If there is not sufficient potash
to furnish the amount required for
normal growth, the amount lacking
viii not be supplied by soda. however
abundant this latter substance may be
in the solution, the plants win starve.
The following table shows the relative
proportions in which a number of
common crops take UP potash and
soda: