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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-12-27
OtroS CaminoS p1bliCoS
que pasaran a cargo del Depar-
tamento del Interior
Recomendaciones del ex-Comisio.
nado, Mr. Elliot

Ademas de los 662 Kilometres de
carreter as a cargo del Gobierno 1nsu-
lar existen en- la Isla 53,S kilometres
construidos desde 1898 y cargo de
las Juntas de Caminos, quienes a Pc
mas Sc han ocupado de repair srlos a
pesar de disponer de unos $40 900 al
aflo para las atenciones de los cami-
nos vecin ales
Componen los SIS Kilometres los
trozos siguientes:
De Consume Maricao, kil6me-
tros; de Mayagiiez Cabo Rojo, 5'8
idem; de Caguas San Lorenzo, 8
idem; de Cidra Las Cruces, 8 idem;
de Barrauquitas Aibonito, O idem;
de Caguas Aguas Buenas, o idem;
de Naguabo a la Playa, 3 idem; de
Lajas San German, idem. Total,
s. 8 kilometros.
EI ex Comisionado del Interior Mr
Elliot hace en- su dltimo informe las
siguientes recomendaciones:
10 Que durante los cuatro s6os
venideros Sc corstruyan 1880 kilo-
metros al costo aproximado de $500 mil
lprincipalmente en- las regiones cafe
teras del centro de la Isla.
20 Que Sc inv;er,Aa en- igual pc
riodo $4oo, 900 en- puentes.
Distributes dichas oblas entire
perfodos de af1os representation un
gasto anual de $275 900, que podrfan
obtenerse del superabit de 500 900
que existe en- ell Tesoro insular, su-
per abit que parece If en- aumento.
De los $a75,eoo que solicita Mr..
Elliot para jos de carreteras, en-
ell primer aflo cree debian destinarse
$175,ooo las siguientes:
De Lares & Adjuntas, $40, 900; de
Jayuya a Barros, $4,000; de Corozal
barros, $as, de Aguirre Qua.
yama, SIS. 1000; de Mameyes Laqui-
llo, $4,000; trozo de Maricao, $4,000;
trozo de San Lorenzo, $5 900; trozo de
Truj'llo Alto, $4,000 y Variante de
Adjuntas $1,000.
Y para puentcs, $1eo, 600 en- los ST.
lguientes:
Ell. de los Reyes Cat6licos $4,000;
de Caguas a Gurabo sobre ell rio Rio
Grande, $a5 mil; de Utuado y otros
puentes de la carretera de Adjuntas,
|$s5,ooo.-Total, 100000.
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DOS ESTUDIANTES PUER7ORRIQUENG
del Baltimore American'')

Rafael Garcia Orcasitas y Joaquin
Martinez Cintron, en- ell Institute
Politecnico, alcanzaron Ia nota mas
alta (o8 por ciento) en- Literature
Americana" sobrepujando $50
estudiantes "americauos, proxi-
mamente, en- la misma asignatura
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-04
Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices
reported by Prince & Whitley. Bankers
and Brokers. rs Broadway. New York,
and Is Center street. New Haven, Conn:
Bid Asked.
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United states Government Bonds.
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JOURNAL SATURDAY MARCH 1905

heard that kind Of talk before. She
got up; built the fire; prepared her
husbands breakfast, and he went off
to his work. saying that he would send
for his things during the day. He did
not send for his thugs, but that night
gathered up his belongings and walked
off with his trunk on his shoulders. Mrs
Wilson was sorry to see him go, and
wants to see him come back. She
says that during the three weeks of
their married life she had become used
to having him around, and liked to
watch for him to come home evenings
and have his supper ready for him, and
that she missed him. She said that
Mr.. Wilson accused her of talking too
much about her former husband, Andy
Williams. She had only referred to
Mr.. Williams in her conversation as it
was natural for her to do; that one
time when she and Mr.. Wilson went
down to the barn to feed the cows,
she found the hay all scattered on the
floor, and remarked that Mr.. Williams
always scolded her for scattering the
hay on the floor. when Mr.. Wilson sur
prised her very much by saying, EN-,
for heavens sake, can't you let the
dead rest?' She said that Mr.. Wilson
frequently referred to his first wife,
and always Dragged her up. She said
that Mr.. Wilson had had a good deal
of trouble and thought that his
troubles. and the fact that the weather
was very cold, had something to do
with his being cranky. She said he
was the father of II children, and had
buried six, which she thought was
enough to sadden mans life. She
said that when he spoke of his past,
tears often came to his eyes, but she
had, noticed that quick tempered men
are always ready with their tears.
Mrs Wilson has had a good deal of
trouble herself. Her eldest daughter
and twin sons died within five months,
and she buried two husbands. Mrs
Wilson owns her place at 1121 Hickory
Street, and has lived there for %
years. She milks two cows, raises
chickens, has fruit and a garden,
makes butter and bakes bread which
she sells to the neighbors.
when Mr. Wilson came to her
house, bridegroom, he found hams.
bacon, salt pork and lard, which she
had laid in from the killing of two
hogs; potatoes, which she had laid in
| from her garden, and fruit, which she
had raised and put up from her place.
All he brought was his clothes."-
Kansas City journal.
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yesterdays STOCK MAHKEr
Number of Incidents Serve 10 Upset
Speculative Sentiment.

New York, March ga number of
Incidents to-day served to upset specu-
lative sentiment on the stock exchange
and renew apprehension over the reli-
ability of the many reports regarding
combinations and mergers of existing
properties which have been made the
ground for buying stocks for some time
past. The market was weak from the
start, owing, 1t was said, to an unex-
pected volume of selling for foreign ac-
count. .s2s
The unfavorable news regarding the
Russian position at the seat of war and
some suggestive rumors of a possible
internal disturbance in the empire to
take form on Sunday were supposed to
account for the foreign weakness, which
Twas much pronounced in the Pacifics
and New York Central. The market
Shove dgood recuperative force from
the first decline, but sentiment was
again unsettled by the transformations
appearance on the tape Of a quotation
for a single 100-share lot Of Sloss-Shef-
field Steel, selling at IS. "A second sale
of the same amount at the same price
followed. This is one Of the properties
which has been reported as practically
insured for Incorporation in the south
ern iron merger, and reports have had
practically official sanction that the or
ganizers of the combination were to pay
125 for all of the outstanding common
stock. Many say a thousand shares Of
the stock were sold at, prices which
never touched the alleged figure agreed
upon for absorption, but which did
reach 1857 momentarily The stock
sold yesterday at 10S The fact that
100 shares should be offered down con-
| tinuously for 20 points without finding a
single buyer naturally had a disturbing
effect. There has never been a wide
market for this particular stock, so
that the material results of the slump
might be expected to be slight. But
other stocks which have been associ-
ated with the merger report are more
actively traded In, especially Tennessee
Coal, and its sharp break In the market
had disturbing effect on sentiment
generally. The admission that the pro-
posed merger had been deferred" was
the only news to account for the move
ment .
Rates for time loans were marked up
again to-day. The southern group of
railroads led by Atlantic Coast Line,
the Southwestern group and Erie sec
ond preferred, with a number of spe-
cialties, notably Smelling, comprised
the list Of strong, features, Atlantic
Coast Line especially persisting to the
last at near the high level. The clos
ing generally was heavy and not far
from the low level of the day.
There were some very large transac-
tons in Kansas City Southern threes,
supposed to be the <ontgrowth of the
coming dissolution of the voting trust.
The small fiuctuation in the price gave
the impression OF q private sale passed
| through the market
Bonds were steady. Total sales. par
value, $4,855, 1000. 81 ''
United States bonds were unchanged
on call.
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NEW york STOCK MARKET,

opening, Highest, Lowest. Quotations.
On the New York Stock Exchangs
reported by Prince & Whitley, Bankers
and Brokers, 81 Broadway, New York,
and 10 Center street, New Haven, Conn.
!. Opening. High. Low. Close
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HER ARTLEss TALE.

Ieserted Bride in Explanation Does a
EStunt in, Domestic Word Painting.
lon the 10th Of January two middle
led people were married in Atchison.
|fter two weeks the husband left the
life. He went to the newspaper Of
les and told his story. 1t is not
Acessary to give his side of the case
it is fully Indicated in the reply of
s. wife. The reply appears in the
Achison Globe. 1t is a gem of do
aestic word-painting and we extract
Ron it as follows:
i Mrs Wilson says she did not jaw
In husband; that he misunderstood
II manner; that she had lived alone
IL 10 years and perhaps had an abb
lot way of speaking but did not mean
She said she wanted to get along
It'll her husband; she was lonely and
seded help around the place, and he
lis strong and she enjoyed his COM
Anionship. She said she. did not
ink she was hard to get along with;
2at she had two!other husbands and
III managed to adjust her disposition
n theirs, and she thought if Mr.. Will
h had given her a little more time
Ia could have found out what kind Of
disposition he had, and managed
In. She said that her other hus-
sInds had acted very much as he did;
sat sometimes they were cranky and
En- off the handle, but they always
81 over it; that the straw that broke
- camefs back was the lighting of
Ii kitchen fire, Mrs Wilson says it
ls always her custom to light the
&cheil fires for her husbands, and that
r. made. no exception with Mr.. Will
"a. The morning after their mar
ge she rose and built the kitchen
He did not object, but one morn
last week he said he would build
II fire. She said no, that she would.
Il replied, Well, if you think I have
81 sense enough to light a fire, will
Hat out and never come back Mrs
@lson, like all married women, had
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International Markets Were Weak
Some Response Here-A Sudden
Break i'm SIOss-A Tired Operator
Erie Seconds Strength-Some Rail-
road EarnIngs-SteeI Common Talk
InterbOrOugh, Etc.
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High. Low. ]
Consolidated Stock Exchange,

Reported over private wire by ". B.
Smith & Co., II Broadway, N. "; New
Haven oBce, $40 Chapel street. Nor
man A. Tanner, Manager.
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Cotton Market.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co, mem
bers of New York Stock and Cotton Ex-
changes. Branch office. S3 Center Street,
New Haven. Conn:
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Tle Union Trust C0Hl0aly


NEW HAVEN.
CHARTERED by the state Of Connecticut
", with authority to act. rs Executor, Ad-
minIstrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee.
under will,or deed.
Is legal depository of money paid into
Court and oil public Trust Funds Acts an
Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations.
and individuals, ard administers trusts OF
all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar or
stocks, bonds or other evidence OF Indebted
ness. manage sinking funds, and do all bus.
mess such as usually done by trust comps-
mics. r. s'
It also does q general baking business,
collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re.
ceives deposits. The principal of each trusf
is invested by Itself and kept separate and
apart from the general assets Of the Com
pany.
This Company is by law regularly exam.
ined by the. bank examiner of the state Of
HENRY L. HoTcHKIss, President
EUGENE 8. BRiSToIA TreasusSe.
M8Rn ,ss,s #ts5 - .-''' \
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LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Kimberly. Root & Day.
Bankers and Brokers. 1873 Orange
Street
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Chicago Market.
Open. High. Low. Close.
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A trip around the world will be given BY
the Aobev,lle Chapter OF the u. D. c. Friday
Feb. II, s o'clock.
The trip1noludes a visit to America, Japan
Russia. Egypt and Mexico, with supper a.
Delmonica's. .
Round trip ticket SOC. Tickets will be or
sale at Milford's Drug Store.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Daugh
tiers ofCopfederacy will be held at the nom
OF Mrs. G. D. Brown next Tuesday Afternoon
al foul O'Clock, Feby. lAth. A full attendance
is urged TO be present
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Clark. Of New Orleans
are visiting their sister Mrs. r. g.. Game OF
Vienna 81. Mr.. Clark Ia connected with INT
Pullman Company OF the Sunset Route.
Messrs r. C. Bruce, Jas. g. Holms amp s.; e
snelgroye, representatives OF the Equitable
life Assurance Society are in the city for 6
few days. These gentlemen are spScialagent
Tor the Equitable Life, which Is one OF the
safest Insurance companies In the world
Mr, J. Perrin Quarles is the representative fol
Abbevilie and Abbeville county.
Mr.. D. Poliakoff has bought the bankrupt
stock OF Mr.. L. Alewine and Ia selling tht
GOODS at q great sacrifice. Any one In neee
Of such goods will do we'll to drop In and Sex
what bargains are ofered.
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E~aulkner's Locals.

You'll never get buried If you keep away
from fire.
You'll never get the worst Of 1t In buying II
you fight shy OF the shoddy end Of 1t.
Its the safest way TO give your business 10 q
house which won't handle trash at any price.
I've q skyscraper business here built wholly
on that principle. / am going to add more
stories just as fast as more buyers find out
that there is more than q price difference be-
tween my goods and those which merely
l"look It,"
F%sulkner's guarantee is "absolute s~stisfac-
tion," and 1t isn't merely q talking point.
Its the basis OF my business.
Your small orders are large enough. Don't
imagine you have TO wait for big ones, they'll
come later.
Flooring, Ceiling, Siding, furnishing lum-
Der, Shingles. Laths, Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Which shall 1t be, / want you to find ont the
way I take care of orders.
want you to see what my rush delivery
system" means,
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Startling But True.

People the world over were Mortified on
learning Of the burning of Chicago theater
in which nearly six hundred people lost thelr
lives, yet more than five times this lumber OF
over 5000 people died from pneumonia IN
passing notice. Every one OF these cases o.
pneumonia resulted from q cod and could
have been prevented by the timely use Of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy. A great many
who had every reason 10 fear pneumonis
have warded 1t off by the prompt use OF thit
remedy. The following Is an Instance OF this
sort "Too much cannot be said In favor o.
characteristics Cough Remedy, and especially
Tor colds and Influenza. / know that II cured
my daughter, Laura. OF a severe cold, and !
believe saved her life when she was threaten.
ed with pneumonia" W.. L. Wilcox, Logan,
New York. For sale by All Druggists, Able
willie, 81. M. Young, Due West.
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Cotton House Burned.

Our follow citizen, Auditor Richard sond'
ley. had his cotton house burned one night
last week. He did not burn this from the
patriotic purpose OF reducing the crop and
raising the price Of other peoples cotton. Al
far as known, the fire Ia q MYSTERY. Mr.. sond
ley had no reason to suppose that an enemy
had done 80 malicious q thing. and then nj
cannot account for any accident that Woulo
set his building on fire.
The great number Of barns hal have oeer
burned this winter would lead q looker-on u
suspect that the country is infested VIII
tncendiRries.
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SDeed's Locals.

A beautiful line Of stationery, all new. Just
received at Speeds drug STORE
Imitation is the highest form ofhattery. see
how every body wants Speeds Clnco ClgSis'
or one as near rs possible like 1t.
Look out the other fellow is giving your
oiri Huylers candy. You can get IL al speeos
Drug Store.
The reputation Of being q ''go9d fellow.
seif by. taking Vinol snd smoking Speeds
Cinco Cigara
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Gleen's Locals.

New garden seed, Bliss potatoes at Glenn's
Good tobacco only IA cents ID. by the boz
at Glenn's.
400 bbis. iour bought (watch the wheat
market Glenn can protect you.
New crop N. O. Syrups Bills u Bbls. and Kegs
at Glenn's.
Pittsburg steel p1ows, names, traces. collars
pads, etc., at Glenn's.
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Utah.

The play presented last night was much en-.
ioyed BY ali present. The plot which was laid
In Utah, in the Ian OF Mormonism, present,
The company presents q good clean show.
MT. Hill is to be congratulated on securing
the show for the entire week. The last play
here, which will be Saturday night, VIII 1e
want to see 1t.
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To my Friends

Having severed my connection with the
Abbevil!e Lumber Company ! have opened
q Building Material Supply House on Trinity
St., wnereI will keep q full and complete
stock OF dressed numbers. shingles, laths, lime,
cement, hair, doors, sash, blinds, etc. Come
In TO see me and get my prices.
Respectfully,
Jan. 81, 1905. A. 6. Faulkner.
Phone l66,
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Afraid of Strong Medicines.

Many people suffer for years from rheuma.
the strong medicines usually given for rheu-
matism, not knowing that quick relief from
pain may be had simply by applying Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and without taking any
medicine internally. For sale by all Drug
gists, Abbeville, n. NJ. Young, Due West.
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Examination for Appointment to An
napoHs from Third District.

A competitive examination will be held a.
Anderson, In the Court House, Saturday,
March II, 1905, beginning at s:3O O'CLOCK; Iol
the purpose of electing q principal ana tnree
n%Iternates, to be named as candidates for ap,
pointment as midshipmsn, In the unlteo
States Naval Acadamy. an
years or age; must be able TO pass q satlsfac-
tory physical. examination !; and must oe
bona hde resident Of the Third congressional
District.
The mental examination will embrace the
following subjects. viz: Reading, writing.
spelling, punctuation and capitals,
geography. history (U. g. and Worlosl arltn-
metic, algebra and geometry.
A midshipman receives five hundred aoi.
lars annually, commencing on the date OF DIS
Further information, II desired, may be had
BY applying 10 me at Washington, D. ", care
OF the House OF Representatives.
Respectfully.
Wyatt Aiken.
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Notice.

The meeting Of the Farmers Educational
and Cooperative Union will be held at Able
VILE, February 10th, instead OF the 18th az
advertised. All local unions are requested TO
send delegates as there will be some tmpor
tant business to be attended to.
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have a very. large Stock Of Goods
which we are anxious to reduce to
make for Spring Goods.
Come to see us.
Z. w. w HITE
Estate.of Jno. ]. Gray, Decd.
Notice Of Settlement and Appli-
cation for Final Discharge.

TAKE NOTICE that on the Oath day of
Il Feb. 1905, I will render q final. account
OF my actings and doings as Administrator Of
the Estate ofJno. J.. Gray. deceased, in the
office Of Judge OF Probate for; Abbeville Coun-
ty at 10 O'Clock a. No., and on the same day
will apply for a final discharge from my trust
as such administrator. 3
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred. Nj. B.. Wilson,
Feb. q, 1905. Administrator.
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LOST.

One dark bay mare mule 6 years old, weighs
about $40 pouHd. A small teat between ears,
where she has been snsgged. Anyone md
ing same can receive reward by leaving al
Bill's stable. p.n
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Help Wanted.

I would like TO employ a white man to live
In the house with me and TO do general work
per month. B. J..DuBose, Lisbon, Lincoln
County, Ga.
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For Sale.

: An Incubator and brooder, practically new,
used only three times. Cost SIS. will sell for
el2. Apply to L. G. Haskell, Abbeville, s.. G.
St -
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Phone Isl
Pretty Guest.

Miss Msllie Pelzer, OF the city OF Pelzer, Il
In Abbeviile, visiting her friend Mrs. W.. I
MORAL at the Eureka, where she Will enjoy
the fresh breezes from tho snow clad bill
and slushy low lands hereabout as they
speed their way.
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watermelon Seed.

$50 lbs. fine Watermelon and Cantaloupe
seed now on hand Come and get your seed
from ]. W. RYKARD.
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Hack.

L am running q first class hack and meetall
Srains. Principally is my motto. Give me q
trIal.-Lewi Ellison.
Phone No. 105.
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Farmers, Attention..

Farmers, Attention..
will be at the following places for the pur'
pose of organizing q farmers union.
Mt. CARMEL, Feb, 16 at II O'Clock.
McCormic. /" II
Troy
WI. Kennedy,
Co., Organizer.
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ChamberIain's Cough Remdy the.Moth
er's FavOrite.
The soothing and healing properties Of the
this remedy, Its pleasant taste and prompt
and permanent cures have made II a fsvorite
with people everywhere. 1t Is especially
priced by mothers OF small children, for colds,
Group and whooping cough, as 1t always af
fords quick relief, and as It contains no opium
or other harmful drug, 1t may be given as con
idently 10 a baby as TO an adult. For sale by
all Druggists Abbeville, 81. NJ. Young, Due
West.
"A nice assortment OF fresh flower seed. Just
received at Speeds Drug Store. '
Remember Speed when you 60 10 paint. HI
Is the paint man.
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To Rent.

A house on Main Street five rooms and
kitchen. Apply to Mrs. L. W. Msbry.
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Registration Notice.

Registration Notice.
City registration books are now open. II IL
necessary for all voters 10 register.
- James Chalmers,
" City CLERK.
Jan.Ss; 1906.
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Gotten Seed for Sale.
A fine lot of pure Toole cotton seed fol sale
Apply to J. w. Brady, Troy 8. I.
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Many bargains in dry goods, yard wide
good sheeting 5 cents at Glenn's.
Leather for half soles and tacks at Glenn's
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Are You In Need OF Coal.

have q car Of the celebrated Blue Gem
Jelico coal today and would be pleased TO
supply my customers as long az It lasts.
r g. Game.
Phone 154. ,