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The midland journal., 1906-05-25
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NOTES FOR THE BEE KEEPERS.
It is claimed that a strong colony
of bees is the best preventive against
moths.
Beekeeping is an interesting sclen-
tific study aside from the pecuniary
profit. There is no more entranc-
ing pursuit when one becomes really
interested in it, aside from its fnan-
cial side.
Honey is always a ready seller and
the price per pound averages any
where from IL to 20 cents. depending
upon the locality and quality A good
hive of bees in the average locality
will produce about seventy-nve
pounds of honey per year and pay so
per cent. on the investment OF the
first season. Get posted on beekeep-
ing if you seek a pleasant and prot1t-
able occupation.
Any one who doubts that there IS
money in beekeeping need only look
up statistics on the honey crop OF the
United States to find out what
great marketable article honey IS. In
the year 1900 the total amount OF
capital invested in bees in the United
States was $1O,1S6,0OO The returns
from the national honey crop that
same year we're $6,665,0 900, a divi-
dend of 65 per cent on the amount
invested. What other crop pays this
rate of interest?
Bees should have some pure drink
ing water within easy reach.
Bees, like men, are good-natured
when they are making headway in
providing for the future. This ac-
counts for the different reception
given an intruder at different times.
Beehives are now so constructed
that they may be opened and their
contents removed or changed about
and examined without materially in
terfering with the action OF the bees.
They frequently continue their laDors
even when the comb is held IN the
hand of the beekeeper.
A good smoker is indispensable to
every beekeeper. See that 1t IS IN
good order. When the fuel in it is
well ignited approach the beehive and
blow a few whiffs of smoke in the
entrance. Wait minute, then blow
a little more smoke, until the bees
set up a sort of roaring noise. Then
gently commence to open the hive,
and if the bees show desire to come
up. blow little more smoke over the
tops of the frames; this will drive
the bees back.
Bees can be smoked too mucn'
particularly when the queens are TO
be found. Just how much to give de-
uends upon the disposition OF the In
sects. News.
The midland journal., 1906-05-25

heart, that gnaws at me night and
day" She looked at the brave old face
wistfully. DO you think that the gen
eral could have borne that?'' she
asked.
The old soldier felt sudden queer
tightening of his throat. He looked
at the girlish figure in its rough blue
serge, then hastily rose. striking his
stick firmly into the gravel path. All
the old martial fire and yigor were In
his bearing as he stood in front of her.
He felt intuitively that it was case
where action of some kind was needed.
The general would never have given
up. MISS" he almost shouted. all the
more sturdily because conscious of an
unwonted tremor in his tones, which
he wanted to conceal. Never. There
wasn't anything that he couldn't have
borne, and anyone with lighting blood
in his veins ought to feel that way,
too. Anyone belonging to the general
is just bound to stand by his colors"
The girl looked up quickly. her lips
parted, and her face was suffused with
an inward glow.
The midland journal., 1906-05-25

"That's right, too," said the soldier.
eagerly. why, miss, the day we made
that charge at -. it was hotter than
blazes, and the general was in the
thick of it, and always at the front,
miss, always at the front" He shook
his bony forefnger warningly-"Don't
you forget that The bullets were
flying like hail, and the general was
sitting his horse like an iron man, and
we were plunging after him, when
Dick Fallon's horse was shot under
him, and he tumbed on the ground
right alongside of the general. Dick
expected it to be the last of him, for
the cavalry was sweeping solid over
the field. Was it? No, indeed The
general just swooped down on him
sideways, and lifted him across his
saddle bow. and led the charge just
the same. Dick never forgot that.
I've heard him tell it over and over,
and not ono of those who saw it. ever
forgot it, either. Oh, tell you, MISS"
the old man chuckled, carried out of
himself by the memory of brave war
days, and becoming loquacious in
praise of his hero-"there never was
anything could daunt the old general.
He had the real blood in him-the fight
ing blood. we called it. Nothing ever
beat it yet" He turned to the girl,
his eyes luminous with feeling, and
his white hair blowing in the wind.
Her gaze was fastened on the vanish-
ing line of smoke from an ocean steam
er. and the old soldier looked disap-
pointed.
81 think" Lucinda said, slowly. her
hands unconsciously destroying. this
daisies that she had. that there are.
perhaps. some things which, II the
The midland journal., 1906-05-25
or Decoratiop Day

strange" he said, speaking with a
Western accent, and laying one hand
tenderly ON the stone, "but I've saIuted
the general every Memorial Day for
twenty years, miss; I've followed him in
many battle, and don't forget; and
somehow can't think that the general
does, either" His shining eyes looked
across the tablet at the girl. Maybe
he did you kindness, too, miss?" he
asked, sympathetically. "He did many
one in his day, I'll be bound"
The girl flashed a pleased look at
him.
General Eastwood was my uncle"
she said, simply.
The old soldiers face beamed.
Your uncle, miss?'' he said, earnest
ly. "Well, I've wondered many a day
if should ever be lucky enough to
run across any of the generals kin;
but my time is getting so short now
that I'd about given up hope" He
reached his hand impulsively across
the grave to the girl.
She took it, smiling in comprehen-
sion.
Il am always glad to meet anyone
who served under my uncle" she said,
winningly. 81 have often heard my
mother tell how much he thought of
his men,"
The midland journal., 1906-05-25
He met her look directly.


"And you his blood, missv' he said,
eproachfully-"the fighting biood!'
The words stirred the girls senses,
like call to aims. She sprang quickly
to her feet, sweeping her long skirts
aside, and drawing her 1.-THE figure to
its full height.
You're right" she said, abruptly.
"The fighting blood does not give in.
What Is your name? 'MacallonY Now
Mr.. Macallon, we're ready for the en-
emy. Hurrah for the banner of the
fighting bleod!" She smiled brightly
at the old man. who. instantly divining
her changed mood, and catching the
spirit Of excitement. swung involun-
tarily around. Together they saluted
the grave. the old and the young eyes
flashing in unison. The clear note of.
departing bugie lent color and reality
to the scene. The old mans voice
quavered on the air.
"'Tentlon!" he piped, shrilly. Eyes
front! Forward. marchr'-Lucy Baker
jerome, in Success.
The midland journal., 1906-05-25
ADVANTAGES
DRAINAGE.
TILE
SIX

The benefits of the tile drainage, or
tiling. as it is commonly called, are
most pronounced in clay or clay loan
soils, and especially so when these
lands are nearly level, although clay
lands if rolling enough to quickly run
off all water falling on them, are
nevertheless greatly helped by TIL
ing" writes E. ]. Foster.
Let us confine out thought to these
rolling clay soils. If there are six
distinct benefits in tiling these, there
cannot be less on level lands.
First.-If these rolling lands are
well tiled they may be worked quick
The midland journal., 1906-05-25

ly after hard rain. much time saved
and better crops secured. The land
will never bake, but will be pliabIe
and easily tended.
Second.-In seasons of drouth the
crops do not suffer when properly cul-
tivated, as the moisture rising from
the lowered water table is sufficient.
Third.-In seasons of excessive rain
the fertility is not washed off the
land, but enters at once into the
loose, open soil, where the fertility
is left while all surplus water de-
scends to the tile.
Fourth-As the water finds
properly drained land, the air win
follow, and this means that various
elements in the soil will be oxygen.
lied and fitted for plant food. In
other words, it fertilizes the soil, and
puts the fertility where we can so
well put it, just where the roots Of
the plant can best find it.
Fifth.-Tiled soil is much warmer
the surface it is some ten degrees
warmer during the growing season.
This lengthens the season at both
ends and makes extensive farming
easy.
Sixth.-The fertility you put on
tiled land is more productive. You
never need fail in getting good
seeding of clover on such land, and
we all know what this means.
These are positive benefits, and I
have not named all. I may some time
speak of the disadvantages of un-
The midland journal., 1906-05-25
Chronicles of the Flag.

Ne'er waved beneath the golden sun
A loveier banner fer the brave
Than that our bleeding fathers won
And proudly to their children gave.
Its glorious stars in azure shine,
The radiant heraldry of heaven;
It's stripes in beauteous order twine,
The emblems of our Union given.
Around the globe, through every cline,
Where commerce waits or man hAtA
trod,
But hallowed BY heroic blood.
The midland journal., 1906-05-25

CIRCULAR grass
covered plot it
was, on the outer
edge of the ceme-
terry, and the low
stone wall sur
rounding it was
defaced and sunk
en- in many places.
An oblong tablet,
supporting two
monumental urns.
rested in the CEN
tre, and it was
heaped high with
wreaths and bios
The midland journal., 1906-05-25

A new fertilizer made in Norway
from the nitrogen in the atmosphere
is said to be very nearly of the same
value to plants as Chile saitpeter'
while it's cost is lower.
The midland journal., 1906-05-25

An American dramatist has made a
play out of "The Newcomes."
The midland journal., 1906-05-25

A Russian does not become of age
until he is 26.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
VAR|AS NOT|C|AS
Ia venta de pescado. Infrac.
Ci6n a las leyes sanitarias.
Acusado de soborno.
VARIAS DENUNCIAS
Desgracia en- ell Dorado. Ell
medico brill6 por su ausen-
cia.-Subasta.

-Contir d. vsndi6ndoss IeLsado
en- 10 plt 70, Sot tra todas las txigsn'
cias sAniiarits HAbisndo puestoa
dedicados & ess obieto, no obstants %
conliente vsnderse On eanastss susias
pusatas On el sue'o. Yea ESQ quien
corresponds.
-Por ilfracei6n les leyss dc
aAnidad fue denunciado hoy por sl
pblIeia Ramon Gopxalex 81 vsndsdor
de pan Areadio O:tz, por expsndsr
pan por les GALES On una eanastA ain
tapar.
Angel HaldonAdo, vscino dc CO.
to ciudad nos informa que sl i15ado
tae 81 Dorado CON ss ssfl ora madrs y
al rsgreso. sntes do tomsr sl trsn, "a.
fri6 aquella una eaida trsotur &adose
uu brazo. Fu6 enseguida On busea del
medlso y este no sparesi6 On sl pus.
bio durAnts sl die, puss tiene 80 real.
dsrcia On el campo.
Hechos dc esta naturalsxS aeusan
muy POGO cello por parte do squslla
Administraci6n rdbliea que debe obli.
gar Al mediso permanexsa On 10 loeA.
lidad para estAr & disposition do los
que 10 reeesiten, ya que por sse SER
vicio spercibe un sueldo de los fondoz
del municipio.
Aver fue arrsstado On Puerta
do TERRA, por el eabo Simompietri. sl
cArpintero VAlentln Fald, aeussdo do
sohorpo.
-Ancchs & las nuevs fac arrssta.
do por ID detectlvs el sastre Mr.. Karl
e Slvlggat, ptr aeomeiimiento y sgre:
si6n
-E.ta mafianA 10 fa6 oeupAdo un
revolver, por II polisfs, al irdlviduo
Martin G srcfa, quisn fGe denuneiAdo
al iuex de PSF
Hoy cumplieron aus eondsnaa
en- 10 cGrcel municipal Sandaiio Girls
pin, ". Georgasin, JoIe Santos y Pc
dro VAldeiali.
FL iuevts pr6x mo ser& 10 suhas'
to en- Ia ctieiua do Obras pdblisas del
suminiatro de ;iedra para variAs CO.
rreteras de la isa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
UNA LEYENDA
La Creaci6n de Ia mujer.-EI
VulCanO de la mitoIpqla
ind0Stana.
kMALGAMA
kMALGAMA
sDesgraclado de mi, no pue-
do vivir con ella nj sin el'a>,
murmur0.

En- el origen da los tiempoa T " 4sh
tri (el Valsano do 10 mitolcgfa indos
tans) sre6 ell mundo. Mas oil rsalizar
81 deseo de oreAr { IL muier, 80 flo
en- que hAbia emplesdo todo el mate
rial dlsponible on 10 formation del
hombre.
No le quedabA nj un solo elemsn
to do que eshsr mApc, TvAsiri, per.
pleio, qusd6 sumido por largo ratio on
una profanda meditsci6n, do Ia eual
volvi6 para ronsr manos 10 obra,
! valiendose do siguisntes elementoH,
Tom6 Is redondez do 10 luna, las
ondulAeiones do 10 ssrpiente, sl enrs
do do las plantas trepadoraE. oil tenn
blor dc las espigas, 10 deIgAdez dol
tallo de 10 rosa y sl tsrciopelo de lou
Aores; 10 ligereza do 10 hoia y 10 apa'
riencla del esrvatillo, la Alsgtfa ds
los rayos solares les lSgrimau de Ia
nisblA matinali 10 inconstarcia del
visnto y 10 timidex de 10 lisbrs, 10 W
nidsd del pavo real y 10 suAvldad del
plum6n en- 81 suello dc la golondrins
10 dureza del diamAnts, sl dulse sAbol
do 10 misl y 10 crueldad del tigre; o.
ealor dc 10 lumbre y oil frio do la ME
We, 10 shschAra del geaio y el Irtulle
dc 10 t5rtola. Mtzsl6 todos eltos In
gredlentes, form6 10 m aisr , Ia regalt
oil h lmbre.
OHIO diss despu6s oil h.mbre vol
vic y dii9 q Twashtri estas pAlabras
| sAmo milo. 10 criatura con gus mi
hiss obsFquisdo, enve0ens mi ,xlstsn'
eia. Charla sin deIsAnso. ocupA todt
mi tempo, 90 queja dc TODD y estl
STEM ors OF etfsEmas.
Y Tw ashtri 90 b 30 cArg) de oil,
nusvaments.
! O!ho dfas mas tArds rsgres6 0
b more ante el dioS y 10 diiy;
\ &S:for mio, mi vida 90 en- extreme
aolitariA desde que to dsvolvf 10 sria
turG.
Rssusrdo que bAtlAbA y cantabI
para mi.
Rscaerd tRmb ea que me mirabl
Icon el rAbo del oio y iugAbA conmig,
| AbrSzsndome.1
Y Twaahtri 10 devoiv.6 IL muier
= Tres dfss tranSeurrleron y Tw llh
tri VIC oil b 2mhre volver 4 81.
<Amo mf>, no ie explicArte 10 eau
80, psro eat, seguro que 10 mujer m
| proportions mas molestias que place
res to ruego que me librea de ella
(ConttnlE! en- Ia pdQirG Az
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
N0TAS De ACUAD|LLA
Entire tOrcedores. : TN dispa~
70 de r%d'vsr. .-CIausdra
de un hospital.
lNSCRlPCIONES
Eva Aagelando 4 Adam I'm
trancazo con consecuenclas.
El artista Ia Presa.

Int6rmaSs qua On nochsa pAsadaS
hubo una auessl6n entire dos tAbaque'
ros que trAbaian 90 10 tkbrisa del Sc
1or Tfierte do ssta ciudad. Uao do los
sontendientss dispAr6 un tiro do re-
v6lver ain que 10 cauasra dano. ri
aut'r del disparo tr6 dstsnldo y puea
TO & disposition del tribunal eompeten
10 que reGolvss& eats Asunto sl m'6r
coles pr6xImo.
-Cinc1 esplendidss funsiones lie
@ dadAs "a en- AguAdllla el .aplaudi-
do y sxselsnts trAnsformtssa violi :
nistA don Manuel La Prssa In todas
h. cbtenido un ex'to brillAntfsimo'
Los llanos han aldo somplstoa On 10
das elias,
-verdadero disgusto hscausAdo
en- eltA cludad 10 clAnEura del Hospi
tAl del CArmsn. NancA creimos que
sato oeurrisra On AguAdilla,i que en-
vsz de progeeso Va On retroesso.
Aver, s&bado, tarmir6 sl perfo
do dc interruption % estA eiudad. Sc
gd1 iniormss. hay insert % unos sna
tro mil y pieo dc elsstores pertensclen
tss & ambos partidos. Mushoa dc co
tos son dudosos.
-DiceSs que entire el eomsr&o y
al Iovsstig ador de rsntAs intsrnsA, nc
rsina busna armopfs, por 10 conducts
que 80 irt)rma viene observando eatl
dltimo.
-AsegGrasenos qHH I'm POGO antsl
del dfA de las sleceiones, 80 eelebrart
en sssA cludad IN gran smeetings d.
propsgAuda unionista. Tomara1 par
TO en- 81 tribanos diati' z lidos,
En- esta Corts municipal 90 VII
sutssysr uu iuicio contra NAtilde RI
verS, muir que dt6 uu traneSxo or
Ia eGbfzA & 81 marido Antonio G ara
fAl que estAha ebrio, produsIendols
una g.Svs hsrida Fac multAdA cor
s pesoS para que otro die no Vuelv'
a Eepetir 81 0olps de sstGdo
-Segd nos irforma nueatro com
psGsro don Joaquin SolAs director d.
erl RegIona'>, elts peri6dieo cont
nuArA publican loss en- breva,
--Por oil e,tmsnto unionista do es
10 c'udad hA ADD muy Aplaudido q
Rrs, d osu ente dIseurSo, que en- Q
grand $50 ems.tIngS unionistA cele
brado sl domingo pasAdo ca Maya
gu,z pronunciAra el notable orAdor
posta y iurissonsulIo sguadiIlAno, ,dol
JoAe de Diego.
Marin MnralA2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
Mario Morales.
EDIGTO

In 10 CcTts municipal del diEirito ia
dIc'Al murielpal de Manaii, Puer-
10 Rico. N6mero 48
A. kArqsex y C" VS.. SucsIi6n de
BAldomsro Hernandez.
ORDEN
VISTA 10 demAndA que por el pro.
csdimiento de 10 Ley HieotecAriA In
terpo ne A, Marques J CO contra 10
Sussai6n de BAldomero Hernandez on
r4bro de Ia suma dS suaIrosientoS 90
Genta eirGo dollars cineue1tA CentA'
vos de capital 6 interssss llqnidAdos
hauta el 10 de Mayo corrieLle 10 es'
crilura de hipoIes& voluntaria otor
g.dA por B Aldomsro Il H,rnAndtz Me-
leudex el die . de JUNO de 900, &rte
el NotArio de MAnAll don Feix LAiA.
raAfGvor de la mereAntIl A Marques
y Cs inIcrita en- sl Rgistro de Is Pro.
piedad de Arecibo en- cuAnto { 10 o.
bida superfciA de onse susrdAS, OIL
i6lio 80 vuslto, tomo a de CiAleE, An.
ca ndmsro 1856; 10 certifeAolon ex
psdida por Ell R'glIIrIdor de lA Pro-
pledad on 2S de Abril de 300, oredi.
llva dc que diaho crtiito hipoteOArio
no ha aido eancsla1o, nj Sc hIlla pen
disnte de cancellation, J que il freG
grAvAdA no hA ado EMmilidA & ter.
Cers, nj pelA iobrs ella nipg6n otro
grAysmen 10 declaration iuradA 60.
rreSpc ndiente eAso, habiendo he
eho ademks la proteItA de AbonAr pa,
Cos ltgit mos & indemniEar dIhos J
psriuisioE que pudleran trrc garSs por
MALE a nsgig cis 81 la isl expo
aici6r de los hethoS.
Sc ordens, cue por ell NsrIhAl de
satA Core Nun eipal IS rtquierA I
dohA MargGritA Golz slts que en CON
cepto de viudA del deudor don Bal
domero Hsrr ldez osuI2 hoy Ia fLoG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
Juan dc Guznan BenItez
ABQGADO.N O.NOTARIQ
TETUAN Is. P. o. BOX
SAN JUAN, P. r,

la Corte Municipal de MAnAtf, Pasrto
Rico CStIifco: La anterior es COZ 10
de 10 O:dsn de lA Corts, dada on fec ha
"A del actual mss, anotAdA On 81 Re
cor Y para publlcar en- sl per.6dleo
LA 7 rEMoCRAcIA que 20 editR en San
Juan, t6Emino de trsintS diAa J
u1a veI cAdA Htmsna, para que liz que
{ con cimisnto de los miembroa ceH
nosdos dc IL Sdes,i6n del deudor
don BAldt nero HsrnSndeE, libro Is
p,ssenie bsio mi irms, en- Nsnsn. &
Is de Mayo del sfi3 del Sef)r de 1905.
Peiro J, Rivera y,
Secretary NJ, G. Of Manaif.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
CORRESPONSAL,

hlpoteeAds para que en- el Is miro de
treirn diAT, psgue 10 Isuma reslamA
de- dc euatroeientos aelsntA dollars
eineuentA eentavOS por prinsipAl In
tereasS liquidados hAitA el 10 de May
aesusli suI intersseI que Sc vspzAu ,
ooItAs, bAio spereibimienIo ds diCtAr
SC GenIeneiA Ga favor do los dsmAn'
dantss A. Marques y ComparfA J hA :
eerss tf etivA dicha IumG Iobra IL iu
sa b pCIscads; , hsg'Ie dicho rsQus
rimieuto tambien por msdio de edic
tos & los mismbros deIconccldoa dc Ia
sucssi6n demtrdadA, cen iguAl Apsr
ciblmierIo, go el psri6diso La DEMO
CSACIA, por el termino de tteintA disu
} una vtz eads semAns, sorriendo el
termino deSde Is d lima pubicsci6ps
Pedro j Rivers e. SesreIArio de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
NOTAS De CAYEY
Don BaItazsr Men doza Mar
quez, candidate para al
caIde por Ia Union
sU PRESTIGIO
sU PRESTIGE
Los republicanos ven su pro-
xima derrota en- esa deslg-
naclon popular.

HA producido gran dssaliento On
los republicAuos de Csyey, 10 desig
naei6n dc don Ba't.xAr Mendoza Mar
qusz para slcalds de elte pueblo por
sl partido Union CO Puerto Rico. Il
ssflor Msndoza es I'm rico propistario,
dusno de una importante f$brics dc
tabasos aIlf establecida y uro De los
mas fuertes cossshsros de 10 r'cs h1ia
On las exsensss llan1rAs del Plata.
Su gran capital, que no % b ,reditario
90 ffuto do Su trabsjo asfluo y su
honradsz Z toda pruebs. Ademas, o.
sefl ,r Msndoxa 90 maniuvo siemprl
independents en- polfticA y Sd dssig
naei6n para eAndidado a 10 alealdls
hA arrastrado importantss psraonali
dadea aleiadas de los pArtldos politi
eos. Flnalmente, su nombrs ca o.
tick It unionistA sumara & estos hume
rosos sdsptos y assgdrNa au triuntt
en- aQusllA pob'aci6u
-En 10 candid stura para Conee
isles del Ayuntamlento fgaran a ma
tres obreros dignfsimos, eptusiss
tas partidArios de 10 Federtci6n Libre
Sc llamau don julio Hoyog, zapatero
don Juan DiAx sastrs y don Agapis'
Vaz quex, eArpintsro comsrciante. Z
elemento popular tlsne en eatos trs
obreros una dignA representation.
El acIerto dc nuestros eorreliglo
narios do squella poblaci6n, al hace
las Antsriorss designac!ones, hA sem
brado ell mayor dssaliento on les q 10
adversarias que ssbsn el prestigio
arraigo do los oandidstos gus copati
tuyen una gArsntfa al tsiunto pars i
lucha AlIf do 10 U ni6n de Puerto Rico
-Alguros republicanos do este pue
bio han tornado para 81 propaganda
politics. el nombrs dc don Teodor
Gonzaltz q quien presentAn como u
Adepto, para explotar las muchas In
f leneias dc que gcza ca eHta lccali
dad. Eitlmos muy Geguros dc que {
senior G Jnxkltz no hahra Autorizsd
q nadIs para gus hsga uso de q
nombre puss no conata que solo Q
ocupa de su trabsio y que su nomby
eita muy por eueima dc los ardide
que SO invsntan los que sin rsspeto
dc niggdn genero qaieren p0nerlo Q
ridlculo,
| "
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-28
Agosto, Is de 1908.
FINCA RUSTICA

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DAs de t:rrenoE propioH para passoI
y Hiembraa de tabico y frutos memo
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