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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
Consejo Executive
UN TRANVIA ELECTRICO

Aver Sc discuti6 extensamente en- la
session del Consejo Executive, una fran
qnicia presentada por ell seIor F. Sa-
wage para abrir una via f6rrea es-
tablecer nn tranv1a electrico entire Ca
taf1o y Bayamon, y un servicio de va
pores, tambien entire dichos puntos.
lnformaron ante ell Consejo los abo-
gados senores Savage Guerra
Ell Consejo Sc reserve emitir su in
forme acerca de dicho proyecto.
Han sido aprobadas ordenanzas para
conceder authorization 4 los Ayunta-
mientos de Cayey, Humacao, Barros y
San Sebastian, para efectuar subastas
de carnes frescas en- sus respectivos
d1Str1tOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
PERSONALES

Ham llega<Io 8 esta capital, los sefio-
res Antonio Rm2aguera, de Ponce; dom
Francisco Pelegri, de Mayaguez; don
Arturo Qulnteno, de Nanati; ID. Eduar-
do. Ferran, de Ciales; don Jose Silva.
Gle Junoos; don Pedro Pa4ou, Y don s. j.
LHndh.
Procedentes de Fa5aedo HegaFon aver.
San Juan, ell doctor Diaz, don jose
Vaamoa1de y don Jsvler Zaiduondo We
We; de Manati, don Baidomero CoIiazo-
de Jnncos, don j. G. Arsuaga; de Porl-
ce, don Antonio Morey, de Lalas. dom
Jose A. Morales; Y de Humacao, dom
Francisco Gonzalez, don Julio Guaman Y
don Francisco Per-1ata,
a tctaos rtleStso salu.aa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
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LA FUNCION DE ANOCHE

Ell gran bor1tono recordara entire sus
grandes triunfos ell alcanzado anoche en-
RigoJettO.
Sagi-Barba ha hecho una encarnaci0n
maravillosa del lamentable bufon.
Nuestro p1blico VIC confrmado ano-
che, que no estuyo exajerada la cr1tica
habanera cuando afirm6 con la valent1a
que da la competencia, que ell eminente
baritone espanol Sc hab1a metido en- un
puno al baritone de 10 opera que actua-
ba en- la Habana al mismo tempo que
81.
Cabalmente Sagi-Rarba no tiene que
temer comparaclones, porque de estas
ha de salir triunfante quien como el reu-
ne las mas portentosas facultades ell
mas perfecto m6todo de canto
Nuestto eminente baritone recibi6
anoche la mas grande, la mas vibrante
ovaci6n Ell p1blico de San Juan 10
aclam0 delirante en- ell aria y en- ell duo
con Glldo, que por cierto interpret6 muy
bien, la esplendida Luisa Vela.
Sagi-Barba fue un cOloso. Supo ex-
presar la desesperaci6n, la amargura, la
rabia impotente, La bravJlra temeraria
del pobre bufon que defende su hija
de la fascinante suggestion del donjua-
nesco duque de Mantua En- ell duo,
pla'agl f0mc5WlJa, puso ell gran baritone
un desgarrador sentimiento.
Ell p1blico lie aclam6, lie aclam6 fre-
ell tel6n Sc alz6 dos, tres, cuatro
veces, y ell victorioso artista repiti6 ell
bello ntmero.
La ovaci6n continue largo ratio en- me-
dlO del mayor entusiasmo.
Ell distinguido tenor Alarc6n, cant6
muy bien su parte en ell acto de Raqolet-
to y en- Bohemmos, obra con que comen-
20 ell espectaculo. Alarc6n y la senorita
Vela dijeron primorosamente ell duo, CO.
hay que decirlo, sin gritos, sin aspavien-
tos, como una confdencia, como un arru-
llo de amor.
La function ternnin0 con La NGychG de
CdchS, que nos divirti6 mucho, y reimos
al par que los innumerables chistes de
la obra, La Wis c6mica del senior Couto,
que hizo elP6reg con notable acierto.
En- La MGrc7ta' ganaron aplausos, la
gentll Srta. D1az, Sagi-Barba, Ban
qells, Gmenez, Salvador, Romero, Sa-
hagun y Vivas.
Tambien fue muy aplaudido ell coro
del orfeon.
Domingo OROZCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

Dice el corresponsal de Manati 10
siguiente:
El ntmero de polic1as es insufciente
para atender a la vigilancia de la ju-
risdicci6n. Seis, tres son indispensa-
Ibles para la noche; con uno, no puede
atenderse por ell d1a a la poblaci6n, nj
con otro a los campos. Son necesarios
cuando menos otros tantos. Afortuna-
damente el pueblo esta en- completa
calma, pues a pesar de la afluencia de
gente los sabados y domingos hasta
mas de media noche, hace mas de tres
semanas no Sc han hecho arrestos por
ning1n desorden.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
Don Jacinto Texidor

En- breve embaneara hacia Estades
Unidos y Espana, nuestro distinguido
amigo ell notable letrado y laureado es-
critor don Jacinto Texidor Alcala del
OlmO.
Pasara una telnporada de tres meses
fuera del pals, ell senor Texidor, regre-
sando luego q San Juan donde tanto Sc
le estima.
Deseamosle un yiaie felieisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
Don Ramon Perez Rodriguez

Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- salu-
dar al distinguido caba1lero don Ra.
mon Perez Rodriguez, de la frma "Su-
sores de P. Rodriguez y Co." de Las
Piedras, quien Sc encuentra en- esta
capital EN- asuntos particulares. Ell Sc
nor Rodriguez saldra manana para su
residencia.
lie relteramos nuestro afectuOso sa-
hldO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
DE REGRESO

De su viaje a los Estados Unidos, han
reg1 esado esta manana, el seflor Open
hairnne y su distinguida familia.
Los senores de Openhaime Sc hospedan
en- el Hotel Inglaterra.
Tambien lego esta mailana, de New
York ell seiior don Juan E. Paris v SUI
estimada familia.
Reclban nuestro saIudO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
LA MAROHA DE CADH

BaJo la direction del maestro Lloree
y Orquesta del seilor Tizol
REPARTO
Cia1Ita, Maria Morera- DofIa File
Dolores Biascochea. Teodorico, Adolfea
Valdez. -Atilano, Frank Torres. AlcaE~
de, Manuel Ressy. Paredon, Pedro Mu~
noz. Secretario, Felipe Gonzalez. Ia
pia, Geronimo Reyes Fagot, Fatnstos
Arandez. Tromp& Geronimo Reyes
Flaut1n, Gilbert Pesquera. PIatilEes.
Enrique LIauriano Nelo, Rafael Dfaz-
Mozo 10. Caledonia Besosa. Mozo 20
Fausto Arandez Coro general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

Las personas que tengan Ebros de la
Bbblioteca Insular, de los cuales haya
vencido ell plazo de concession, Sc ser
vlran devolverlos sin demora Cual-
quiera tardanza en- devolverlos enter
pecera Ia termination del Catalogo,
que todos interesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

Los senores A. Monroig han solici
tado autorizaci6n para construir un
puente de hierro, sobre rio de Baya-
mon, colindante con La central Jua
nita, de dichos senores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

amagados por tan irritante priyilegio,
que pugna abiertamente con el esplritu
que prevalece en- las atlas esferas nacio-
males contra los monopolios, contra los
prlvilegios, contra los truts que perjudi-
can Ell ibre desenvolvimieuto del conner
clio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
Don Manuel del Vale

Ha sido nombrado miembro del
Board de Medicos Examinadores de
Dentistas.
Ell nombramiento fue aprobado en-
la session de aver del Consejo Ejecu-
two.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

Ha sido graduado en- una de la Uni
versidades americanas, con el tftulo de
doctor en- ciruj1a dental ell joven don
j. Leandro Montalvo, de Mayaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

Sc nan celebrado en- ell salon del
Concejo Municipal varias subastas pa
ra suministro de art1oulos necesarios
a los departamentos de dicha admins
TRACTION.
Ha sido nombrado interinamente el
senior Garcia Otero, para ell puesto que
ocupaba ell senior Eloy Daniel recien-
temente fafecido. Ell seilor Otero ocu-
para el cargo de practicante del hos
pital cuarentenariO
En- la terna que ha sido presentada
al gobernador para cubrir la vacante
del senior Salas, CONCEAL que fue de es-
te Ayuntamiento, fguran, seg1n nues-
tros informes, los seilores Eduardo La
guez Atieri, Rainaldo Paniagua, Isl
dro Marrero Mariana Requena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
D. ]eSts ArDaiiz A|gariin

tia sido graduado Ell llno de los cs-
tablecimientos Universitarios, de los
Estados Unidos, de Doctor en- Medici-
ma y Cirugfa, ell joven don JESUS Ar
naiz Aigarin, de Manati
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

Don Guillermo Schombrrg ha rega-
lado la Biblioteca Insular una mag
mica Historic Natural en- aleman, por
1el DR.. A. G. Brehm. COnsta do 10 to-
mos con magn1fcas ilustraciones y rica
encqladernaci0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
\ 0 7 |C|AS

Ha sido declarado culpable de asesi;
nato en- primer grado, ante la Corte de
Distrito de Mayaguez, Hilari6n Rivera.
En- breye lie sera leida La sentencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
Don Roberto Todd
Domingo OROZCO.

Ha regresado de los Estados Unidos
ell distinguido joven don Roberto
Todd hijO del alcalde de esta ciudad.
lei joven Sr. Todd pasara las vaca-
clones al lado de sus familiares. Reciba
nuestro sabudo ell estudioso joven.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
D. Antonio uabT6S Rodriguez

Ha regresado de los Estados Unidos,
ell estudioso joven don Antonio Lila
br6s Rodriguez, hijo del Contador Mu-
nicipal de esta ciudad Sr. Llabres.
LIE sahldamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
Una justa pIotesta
FL COMERCIO Sc RESENTLRIA

Los acreditadOs c01nerclantes de Pa
tIlas. don Enrique Amy RamU, don
Francisco Picon, don Alberto Rios y don
Felix D1az, han venido San Juan a
quejarse al gobernador de algo extraiio
que Sc trata de llevar cabo en- las obras
del Riego, con evidente periuicio del Co.
merciO en- aquella comarca.
Representa- los senores citados al CO.
mercio todo de Patillas, que Sc yerla
II ota b e m n t e lesionado 81 Sc
llega realizar, como Sc teyne. ell
proyectO de establecer Ell el cam pannen-
to de las obras del Riego, un gran CO.
merclO para acaparar todo ell negocio
del personal empleadO Ell dichas Obras
Sc dice que Ell ser afomunad0 para
quien Sc esta levantandG va ell edifcio
que ha de ooupar Ell privilegiado conner
go, disfrutara de las mayores irritan-
tes preferencias y privilegios y garan-
tlas de todo genera, en- perjuicio, como
Sc We desde luego del comercio esta-
blecldO va de tempo en- el pueblo, del
que viene sosteniendO las cargas pdbli-
cas-, luchando con mUltiples difcudtades
Ell aquel medic modestlsimo Y que aho-
IA, cuandO Sc vislumbra un mayor ne
gocio, ha de verse preterido y obligado
mantener una competencia impossible
excluidO de particip par, de los benefcios
de ese transitOrio aumento de poblaci0n.
porque en- ell sitiO de priyilegio bio
pueando a las demas, va a establecerse
un comercio sabe Dios con que TRANQUIL
cias.
FL gobernador Cotton ha debido reel
bir hace POGO una prOtesta relatiya al
mlsmO asunto que le fue envia1a Dor
ell comercio todo de Gqlayama.
Hela aqui:
Honorable Gobernador de Pte. Rico.
Senor:
Los tlrmantes, comerciantes toll0s de
esta Cludad concurren respetuosamente
ante S. E., adhiriendose 4 Ia prott4sta n
eleVaran ante V. II. los concentrates de
Patlllas en- contra del estableciniento
Gle una casa de cOmercio en- las Obras del
4tiego, considerable que tai resoluci6n
de lleVarse a cabo, ha de periudicar no.
tabiemente al comercio importador
Nonfiamos en- Ell acierto con que S. E.
ha sabldo siemipre impartir todos los
actos que requieren la mayor eouidad.
Guayama, 30 de Mayo de 1911.
RESPETUOSAMENTE,
Nleves y Borri, Sues de Tomas Cano
y Co., Sobnos. de Pedro Diego y Ca,
Diego y Co., Manuel Fernandez. More
no y Co., Sues. P Anselmi y Co., Valle-
dor Hermanos, j. NJ. Perez Co., Pablo
lectora, r. Rodriguez, Jose Ma. Frei-
ria, Martin Benitez, Crecioni Figaredo y
Ca. M. Defendini y Co., A. Ferreira Y
Co., Valeriano Virella Uribe, F. A. AL
yarez, Virella Alvarez y Co.
Les comisionados de PatiEas, no pu-
dieron exponer srls quejas al goberna-
dor. S. E. no esta aqui, Y no vendra
hasta ell martes; pero ALI donde nuestra
primera autoridad Sc halle, es SECURE
que ha de llegar ell BOLETIN con esta
razonada reclamation, en- la que pien-
san insistir los que ven sus intereses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
Don Antonio del Vale

Sc hall en- esta ciudad nuestro
amigo, don Antonio Lopez del Vale,
delegado a la Camara de Delegados.
Reciba nuestro saludo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

POr la ofcina de Sanidad municipal
de Ponce, Sc ha pasado una comunica-
ci6n a todos los expendedores de he
lados por las GALES expresandoles que
10 successive no pueden expender hela-
dos en- vase, y solamente en- barquillas,
por considerar la sanidad perjudicial
a La sal1d la venta de helados en- va
sos. Tambien Sc les particip6 que no
pueden utilizar papel de color sino
cOmpletamente blanco.
ia medida es muy 'buena, y bien me-
rece que tenga imitadores en- los de-
mas departamentos de 'Sanidad de La
Isla, y sobretodo, de esta capital, DON
de los expendedoros de helados no
cumplen con ninguno de los preceptos
de Sanidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

La compa6ia Sagi-Barba. no trahaias
esta noche.
LA function la celebran los nifios dm
las esouelas p1blicas, con araeglo al ST.
guiente Dr0graxaa:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
SEGUNDA. PARTE

La preciOsa zarzuela en- rln acto ytreg
cuadras, original de Celso Lucio y Gar
ella Alvarez, nusjca de los maestros VaE-
verde y Estelles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

Han regresado de los Estados Uni
dos nuestros buenos amigos, don Jose
Maria del Vale, apoderado de la casa
Fabian y Co. y don Enrique Rojo Fa-
bian, de la misma razon social.
Dichos senores han hecho importan-
tes compras ell generos de novedad y
de Ultima moda.
Les saludamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02
PRIMERA pARTE

To- Japanese Song Lincoln Kin
dergarten.
20. Dumb Bell Drill San Juan ].
SO. Coro de la zarzuela q Ell Reloi de-
Lucerna. Emerson and Lincoln.
80. Wand Drill. San Juan I.
40. Recitaci6n. Rosita Roselb.
90. Hoop Drill. San Juan l. b
s. Cono "El Cafe" Central GRAM
mar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

Esta noche celebrara session extraol
dinaria el Consejo Municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-02

Sc asegura que un Sr. Conceal pre-
sentara en- breve una ordenanZa acer
ca de las reses que Sc sacrifcan en- e
Matadero para ell abasto p1blico.
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-05

Take the chill off the water in cold weather. For three or four days after the first twenty-four hours give plen- v of water. but feed grain and milk sparingly. Then slowly increase un. til. when the pigs are three weeks old. the SOW is having all the feed she will consume Give the pigs exercise and sunshine from birth. but do not allow them to get damp nor to be ex. posed to the wind.
 When the SOW Is given a warm. rich slop or other milk producing feeds just after her pigs are born a strong milk flow Is forced The newborn pigs get too much and have diarrhea. which often kills them
 Watch the SOW and pigs and slowly increase her food as fast as the pigs can take more milk. At the end of tive weeks after farrowing she should be given all the milk producing feeds she will eat Pasture. skimmilk. tankage, shorts. wheat. gluten feed and the hay from alfalfa, clover. peas and peanuts are among the best milk producing feeds.
 Corn and barley in moderate quanti- ties are good. but must be fed with large quantities of the milk yielding feeds. An excess of either of these grains is certain to bring on thumps. one of the most fatal of the diseases ot young pigs Like all growing ami. mals. the pigs must have hours of eX. ercise every day.
 Pigs will begin to nibble at feed when they are about three weeks old Al this age they should be given little milk in a trough separate from the mother After they get 10 drink ing the milk freely add little soaked whole grain-barley. wheat. peas. milo or corn Do not give more than they will eat up clean al one time. ana clean the trough well before each feed ing
 Pigs should not be weaned until they are at least eight weeks old. and if the sew is not to have a second litter. or if there is time enough in case she Is. fl Is better to let the pigs suckle unei they are ten or twelve weeks oid.- Professor H M. Cottrell in Kansas Farmer.
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-05
HANDLING THE COLT.
Kindness and Firmness Make His edu-
 cation Easy.

Kindness and Firmness Make His Edu-
 cation Easy.
 have seen colts broken at two years old with whip and main force, but think my way Is best, the way we trained ours. writes c. E. Davis in Farm and t'treside His training be gan when he was only one day old. when we freely handled him all over. When a few weeks old he was taught to stand up to a low manager and lick bran out of trough. Later oats were added. and when we wanted to halter him the halter was laid open on top of the oats. As soon as he stuck his nose tn the loop the straps were softly gathered up and buckied. and he was tied We were careful to use strong halter, for a colt breaking weak or old halter will make an incurabie halter breaker. unsafe to tie at any time
 Every day the colt was taught to lead, to back, go gee" or "baw" and stop short al "wboaF' This was done with coaxing. an apple or two. and slight taps on ankles with light switch if he got stubborn He soon learned to obey the pushes and pulls and kind words. Rough usage. a loud, tmpa- tent manner or a whip or big stick will get a colt confused and frightened, and if the trainer loses his temper the colt Is likely to be spoiled forever. He should respect his trainer. uat not fear him
 Whether leading or driving colt. never let him jerk or break away from you. for once it learns it's power IL Is likely to develop into a runaway. In leading coll take d short. firm grip CD the hali+r and do not trust old men or children for this work
 Every day practice picking up all the colts feet and tap them lightly with hammrr UT d slunr SD that the colt will learn to be Shod Do not make nim stand so long aS to get tired and lean pn you for support. for ''leaner" Is the terror of any black smith Whtn the colt k first worked let 1T he light work At first. only few hours and never never make him nul' to the full of his strength l nave seen more young horses ruined for tlfr through this one thing than any other
 Teach them to stop short when Nou tell them. and dout he yelling whoa ho-bo-noa" whpn you want them 10 gn slow. and not stop for sometimes tn case of danger yon may shout whoa and they won't stop in time The great secret of all the colts education is in variable kindness and tirmnpss When you give him an order make him obey it by rppeatrd trials. When he gets tired of the training or stubborn sim ply lei him alone until next day To try to show him who 's master mere ly undot-s all the good you have al ready done.
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-05
His Arm

It was the young mans frst appear ance al the festive board Of bis adored ones parents. Everything passed of harmoniously until Grace's seyen-year old brother broke the blissfui silence by exclaiming: "Oh. ma. yer oughter seen Mir. Jack son, the other night when he called to I take Grace to the drill. He looked so nice situn' 'longside of her with hls arm
 "Fredr screamed the maiden. whose face began to assume the color that is calculated to enrage bull. quickly placing her hand over the boys mouth. Yer oughter seen him." continued the persistent informant after the em
 barrassed girls hand was removed: 'he bad his arm "Freddiep shouted the mother as in her frantic attempt to reach the boy she upset the contents of the teapot in MT. jackson's lap Il was just going to say" the half ! frightened boy pleaded. between cry and an injured whine. "he had his arm
 You bad boy" thundered the father; "get outr' And the boy did so. exclaiming, "1 was only going to say Mir Jackson had nlS army clothes on. and he cant say S De hadn't"
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-05
His Punishment.

omely. uard featured. elderly tem- ce sneaker of the feminine per In in the course of lecture be- somewhat mixed audience, occasion to say:
 ends, as 1 passed along the street early hour this morning 1 saw ip drunken stupor. amid the Ind slime of the gutter, a poor, besotted fellow being. No good btan came his way; the passers- Tried on with merely curious and then left him to his shame. 1 paused beside him as he lay bought came to me that. fallen as $. that man had perhaps a wife. her. sister, who loved him. So. ng 1 brushed aside the stains his face and smoothed the matted back from his brow and. dear [nends, kissed him."
 Thereupop from the rear of the audi orum came the sympathetic comment If ap interested nearer, And you ,eryed him just rightr'-Harper's.
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-05

wrote to Mrs. P1nkham for advice. In a short time I had gained my average weight and am now strong and we'll" Mrs. SALLIE STEVENS, R. F. D., No. 3, Box 31, Waurika, Okla.
 Another Grateful Woman.
 Huntington, Mass--"I 1 was in ner- vous, run down condition and for three years could find no help.
 "I owe my present good health to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound and Blood Purifier which l be- heye saved my life.
 My doctor knows what helped mo and does not say one word against 1t. Mrs. MARI JANETTE BATES, Box l34, Huntington, Mass.
 Because your case is difficult one, doctors having done you no good, do not continue to suffer without giving Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con- pound a trial It surely has cured many cases of female ills, such as in flammation, alteration, displacements, fibroid tumors, irregularities. periodic pains, backache, that bearingdown feeling, and nervous prostration-
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-05
A csmfortino Brideqroom.

Louis Agassiz, the naturalist spent
 the evening of the day he was married ip his laboratory as usual He retired after bis newly found wife was in
 the realm of dreams. bringing to bis bedroom two very choice specimens
 of the snake family which he had been studying and was still engrossed ill. Forced to part with them for the night, he looked about for a suitable place to leave them and finally laid hold of bis wfe's stocking as convenient re |ceptacle
 The next morning when Mrs. Agas- sig rose she cried: Louis. there's a snake in my stocking! What shall l do?'
 "A snakeF' yelled Agassiz, now fully aroused "One snake. Hea vens. where's the other one2 l put two in there"
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-05
Alan. cnttnns.ed Meal.

Ii has been found by experiment thai young animals and especially pigs can not survive long upon cottonseed meal and that when fed to them for any length of time if becomes fatal Hunt of the Pennsylvania station reports the death of two calves out of three from feeding a ration of one pound of COT tonseed meal with sixteen pounds oi skimmilk. Emery of the North Caro lima station reports the death of two calves following the use of one fourth to one-balf pound of cottonseed meal daily with skimmilk. So far as lnVeS tications go They indicate very strong lv that cottonseed meal should no1 be fed to young animals.-Hoards Dairy man
Putnam patriot., 1911-05-05
The ~s Tap Book
A H.InInu Hand.

 ,ha stout woman had left the k.onor man exclaimed excitedly. as left her bundle, and then he 1 .osoiuteIy. '' will take 1t to Fseizlng the package. the sterling ,oant from the car in the mid 1.-the block.
 ladyr be shouted. rushing yo her with the bundle in his out ke. h.nds You left this. 
 Inf nipe." she answered Tt
 to rhe big colored man that ,esp in the corner" Tar was three blocks away and farther.
 in she world shall l do?" said rling young man.
 was in your place." the stout
 reoNed. "I would surrender to the police and telephone for lawyer."-Newark News.