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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
OUR PARK.

No city in Tennessee or perhaps
in the South has a park equal to
ours. AS in the May time when
the young mans fancy lightly
turns to love, 50 10 the first few
warm days Of summer our atten-
ton is naturally directed to the
park. This park was granted us
through the kindness Of President
J. w. Thomas, and is sustained
in its beautiful condition through
the enterprise and patient care Of
that gentleman so we'll known to
employees and friends of the n,
q. & st. L. Ry. and the citizens Of
Union City, Capt. j. I. Perkins.
1t is q beautiful retreat and many
now wonder, as they gather under
the shade with their comrades,
how it was that they lived here
without it before. Only few
years ago it was a lumber yard,
rough and unsightly. To-day it
is, without question, the most at
tractive spot in Union City.
Homefolks and visitors find relief
from the swelterIng sun in its cool
shade. The trees, planted only
q few years ago, have grown rel
markedly fast, and they are the
choicest specimens of our forests.
The fountain, issuing forth pure,
sparkling water furnished BY the
city, its basin Of gold fish, the nice
walks and the weekly band CON
certs are all attractions that very
few cities the size of ours can
boast Of. A park is one Of the
best investments any city can
makes and that place which does
not sustain or support a park ii
losing more than half its attraction
and beauty. So is a park an at
traction for homeseekers, and the
day has come when those looking
for locations will give the city
which has parks more considera-
tion, ether things being equal.
Then, let US look after the park.
We are neglecting the fence. The
fountain needs painting. Captain
J. G. Reynolds, park commission
er, keeps the grass moved and his
part Of the work in fine condition.
No one can charge him with ne
glect of duty, but the city is me-
glecting a very fine opportunity
to put new fence around the
park. The old one is q disgrace.
What difference does II make if
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
GRAVE GLAD HOST.

A special to the daily press of
the State Monday announces the
details Of next Tuesdays sham
battle. The article states that the
gray clad host will battle once
more; that Union City will repro
duce one of the sanguinary con.
tests of the war between the
States. The following was taken
from the Memphis News Scimitar:
The old Confederates, who are rap
idly passing away, have been request
ed by the younger generation who
never saw battle, to give them some-
where in West Tennessee an imitation
Of real battle as fought ii the fear
full struggle between the North and
South in the civil war. They also
want to hear the real rebel yellp that
SO often struck terror to brave hearts
in the Union army.
In obedience to this request, a local
committee Of old Confederates has
agreed to give a sham battle at Union
City, Tenn, on July 4, using blank
cartridges in firing. Capt. John WI.
Morton, Of Nashville, has agreed to
take charge Of the Confederates on
one side. and Adjt.-Gen. Harvey Fl.
Hannah on the other. Capts. Spencer
Akin and George f. Hager, Of Nash
vile, have agreed to bring their we'll
equipped and graY-uniformed compa-
MES Of veterans. Capt. i. r. Talbot,
who has a splendidly uniformed and
armed company at Jackson, will also
take part in the battle. Obion Coun-
tvs company will have in line of bat
tie forty well armed Confederates
Capt. Holmes fine company of State
National Guards is also expected to
take part.
Every Confederate veteran is given
a special invitation to come and the
public is cordially invited to come and
witness what will be perhaps the last
sham battle that will ever be given
by old Confederates In Tennessee, as
most of them have already reached
the age limit.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30

the railroad has a lease on the
grounds. That does not relieve
us Of the odium of severe and just
criticism, and if the city owned the
park grounds we presume they
wouldn't give US any more benefit
or pleasure The fact Of the bust
ness is, we don't believe it makes
any difference we should help to
improve it. II is located in the
heart Of the city and we are the
benefciaries Of its cool retreats
and refreshing shade. BY every
means we think the city should
build a fence around the park.
We are amply able to do it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
OUTRAGEOUS.

When some Of the best citizens
here say they don't want beerine
sold in Union City they mean
business. They are not talking
through their hats, and the man
who believes he can violate this
sentiment will have warm time
of it, to say the least Of the
matter. The gentlemen named
in the suit instituted by Abe
Walkers counselas having stormed
and pillaged the property and EN-
bezzIed funds amounting to thou
sands of dollars from bully
and q 'spaupern without cause
or provocation may be put to
some worry and expense over the
matter, but no matter what hap
pens they will have the moral and
financial support practically Of
every law abiding citizen III Union
City. Not only this, but the citi-
zens Of Union City almost to a
man will take d lively personal In
terest IN this affair. In other
words, it will be their suit as we'll
as that of the defendants named.
Abe Walkers record is not a
thing Of beauty and a joy forever.
He is not the "BilI Sykes" type Of
d criminal He did not have to-
sneak around in the low districts
after dark and hide behind ale
casks. He did not peer through
high window in a squalid tene-
ment surveying the chances Of
small sob" But Bill Sykes re.
cord was clean compared to Abe's.
Abe's name has appeared on the
county dockets SO often FOR boot
Logging, carrying concealed weap-
ons and assaults Of various de-
grees, that news Of bis arrest was
a matter of daily routine. He
pursued his nefarious calling in
open defiance IF law. He sold
beerine and it is said that he made
scads Of money. He sold whiskey
too. Many men know that. This
fact will be very plainly proven
when the suit comes to trial. He
had Government revenue license.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR sHERIFF
IONS .rIvcH.

JOHN r. FINCH
We have the authority to announce John r.
Finch Of No s, as q candidate for sheriff Of
obion County. subject to the action Of the Dem
ocrauc party.
we are authorized 70 announce G. 6. Thomas
Of District No. is, candidate for the office Of
eherid Of Obion County, subject 10 the action Of
the Democratic party
R.N. TANEEasLEy.
We are authorized to announce r. r. Tankers.
ley, Of District No. s, as a candidate for the
Office Of sheriff Of 0bon County, subject to the
action q ne Democratic party
DAS 81 HOGAN.
We are authorized TO Announce Dan w Hogan
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Obion
County subject to the action Of the Democratic
r. r. NoAH.
We are authorized to announce Tom r. Noah
~ q candidate for Sheriff Of Obi0n County sub
iect to the action OF the Democratic primary
election, December 2, 1905
FoR TRUSTEE
s.. r.HAYDoN
weare authorized to announce s. T. Hayden
candidate for re- election 70 the ONCE OF Trus-
tee ~ obi0n County, subject q the action Of the
Democratic party
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
J.. a REEVES
We are authorized to announce J.. Alva
Reeves as candidate for the once Of Circuit
Court clerk Of 0bion county, subject TO the ac-
tlon Of the Democratic party.
J.w N ooRKLE.
We have the authority to announce ]. w.
McCorkle candidate for reelection to tie
oiice OF Circuit Court Clerk Of Oblon County,
subject to the action Of the Democratic party.
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
$. j. HOWARD
We are authorized to announce s., r. Howard
aB a candidate for reelection to the Office OF
TO the action OF the Democratic party
n.H BOND
We are authorized to announce II Bond a
candldatefor the 0iilce Of County Court Clerk
Of oblon County. aublact 70 the action Of the
Democratic party
@. TALLEY
We are authorized to announce Q. 8 Talley,
Of District No. 2, as a candidate for County
Court Of Clerk Of ObionCounty. subject to the
1905.
FOR REGISTER
P. II OWEN
We have the authority to announce P H
Of Obion County, subject 70 the action Of the
Democratic party
CALVIN NJ. SANDERS
We are authorized to announce Calvin M
Sanders as a candidate for reelection TO the Of
fec Of Register OF 0bion County, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party,
MARVIN CHAPEL
We are authorized to announce Marvin Chap
Ell as q candidate for the Office of Register of
0blon County, subject 10 the action Of the
Democratic party
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30

him IA the head, the other four
entering the body, one piercing his
heart.
Walters was struck in the leg
and the right chest, death result
ing about 1890.
STORY OF THE KILLING.
Bad blood had existed between
Sphinx and Walters for some time.
Saturday Walters horse got into
the garden and ate up a row Of
corn belonging to Sphinx. This an
gered Sphinx and caused him to say
hot things about the owner Of the
animal, and renewed the old quar-
rel.
Mr.. Walters was in Paducah Sat
urday, returning home on the 100
train. AS soon as he entered the
house his wife told him what Mr..
Sphinx had said about the horse
eating the corn. This enraged
Walters. Going to his trunk he
got a revolver and armed with this
entered Spink's room, where the
latter was playing with his little
daughter, and talking to his wife,
who was sick in bed. With the re-
mark Nov is the best time to
settle this trouble Walters COM
rnenced shooting at Sphinx. The
latter snatched a revolver from the
mantle piece and, though wounded
and blind with pain returned the
fire. Walters backed into the next
room, where both men fell Sphinx,
after vainly trying to regain his
feet, crawled to where Walters lay
and raising up, placed his pistol
against the latter's breast fired the
shot which caused his, Walters
death a few hours later. AT the
same instant Walters fred his last
shot at Sphinx the bullet grazing
his left temple entering the ceiling,
Spinks fell back dead, and Walters
lapsed into Inconsistencies,
J. w. Sphinx was a freight con-
ductor on the Illinois Central rail-
road and one Of the most popular
men in the service. Since coming
to Fulton he. has had numerous
misfortunes. About year ago one
of his little children was burned to
death; his home burglarized; he
was held up one night by a negro
who forced Mr. Sphinx to let him
ride on his train. Recently he
hurt his leg and spent over month
in the railroad hospital at Paducah.
A wife and little 5-year-old girl are
left to mourn his untimely end.
He was member of two secret or
ders, the o. r. G and o. r. II, III
which be had So, 800 insurance.
]. 9. Walters came to Fulton
about four months ago from Light
foot, Tenn. He was piano tuner
and regarded by some as one Of the
best ever in Fulton He was about
81 years Of age and leaves a wife
and one child. He was a member
of the Woodman of the World. in
which order he carried ST, 900 IN
surance.
While the fight which cost two
lives, was in progress. another
death occurred in the Inflated
household. The little two weeks
old baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Sphinx
was called to join the tirong Of
angels. The child died about
thirty minutes alter Mr.. Spink
breathed his last. Losing hus-
band and brother seemed hard
enough for Mrs. Sphinx to bear, but
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30

What use would he have for these
if not to violate the Adams law.
The citizens Of Union City are pa
tient and forbearing, but there is q
limit to this forbearance, and
those who feel like following up
Abe's outrages with q damage suit
may find the contest somewhat
fierce and lowering.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30

Union City extends open arms
and warm hand to the public
next Tuesday. Comel You are
invited. We offer you free enter
tainment. Read the program else
where.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30

Nothing equal to Prickly Ash
Bitters for removing that sluggish.
bilious feeling, so common in hot
weather L creates strength. vi
gor, appetite and cheerful spirits.
Polk, special agent.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30

We are authorized 70 announce n n Tankers.
ley. Of District No. s. as a candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Of 0blon County, subject to the
action o. the Democratic party,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30

We have the authority to announce John r.
Finch, Of No. s, as a candidate for Sheriff OF
Obion County, subject TO the action Of the Dem
ncraffo marty
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
Illinois Central
RAILROAD.
BEST OF TRAIN SERVICE,
soUTHBoUND.
NoKTHBoUND.

Trains No ia and I0s are accommodations.
Tickets and particulars as to specific rates,
limits and train time Of your home ticket agent
20. r. Collins Padneah Junction.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30

n. w, HARLOW, d n. A {, Louisville
Al. McDOUGALL, d. r. A., New Orleans
A. u. HANSON. 9. Pa, JNo. A. SCOTT. A ETA
Chicago. Menphis
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
SHOCKING tragedy.

T. w. Sphinx and ,. Q. Walters
are dead as the result of a terrible
pistol duel that occurred in West
Fulton Saturday night shortly af-
ter8 o'clock.
The men were brothers-in-law,
and both occupied the house in
which the shooting occurred. Ten
shots from 38-calibre pistols were
fred, Sphinx receiving five bullets
and Walters two Sphinx was in
stantly killed, one bullet striking
him in the head, the other four
entering the body, one piercing his
heart.
Walters was struck in the leg
and the right chest, death result
ing about II. 80.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
rwsorvnNT NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency q
the estate of j. II Sanders, deceased,
to the County Court Clerk Of 0bionl
County, Tenn, All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to file them duly authentlcat-
ed with the County Court Clerk Of
Obi0n County, Tenn, ON or by the
5th day Of January. 1906,
or the same win be forever barred
both in law and equity This the 9TH
day az June, 1895. q. y. HUNT,
Administrators
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
New Train to Hot Springs
Leaves Memphis 1l.l5 ,. nj. daily
IRON MOUNTAIN RUOTE

Arrives Little Rock $40 a. m. and Hot
Springs at 500 a. M. Through Pull
man sleepers and chair cars. Schedule
and service unexcelled. Low round
trip rates to Hot Springs In effect dat
ly. For descriptive literature, folders
rates, etc, consult ticket agents or
address R. II. CT MATTHEWS, Il. PA,
room 301 Norton Bldg, Louisville, Ky.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02
PiedraS IaDzadaS daSd0 Ia mu'
ralId dol GrlStO.

Varias veces hemos llamado la
atenci6n a la polie1a de la ne"esi-
dad de pOner un guardia perma-
nente de serviciO en- ell reclntO de
la muralla del CristO.
Muchss son las qnejas que hasta
nosotros han llegado y De las que
nos hemos hechO eco por Greer
10 justO.
Un nUevO case registramos hoy.
Sc ha presenta3O en- esta redac-
ci0n ell seflOr Ramon Moves Pa
checO, manifestandonos que al pa
saF aver tarde Por ell paseO de- la
Princ9sa, desde la muralla De Pe-
ferencia. le lsDzaron una piedra que
pUdO haberle dejadO en- ell sitiO.
MOst'Onos ell sombrero de paia
que llevaba con ell ala rots, de la
PiedIa que recibiera. Un pcco mas
al ladO que hubiera dado ell pro-
yectil y la desgracia hubiera sido
inevitable.
Esperamos pues que So situe ALI
un vigilante peFenne
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02

dr6 no encontPArlog Ia p0Iicfs; pero la
prensR amarillo Les buSCs h piHtR Y ds
con ga parRder0. Y 6 tel grsdo ha
IlegedO Ea COnfanza del pueblo en- esaa
gestlor es de Da p. ens0 amarillo que en-
uns cCsai6n me dijo mi CaserR &prcp6.
sit0 de un veCinO que trAtAbR de tira
nizRrls: GCree uated que 20 voy & to-
Ierar Ia persecution de ese pfcarC? De
ninguna maneTAl Me voy enseguids
y se 10 dig0 Rl JouT9aGI ,
D0fante ell VaranO rivalizRn eaoS Or.
gOnOs en- "a gane,oSidad para con loa
Dobres. 81 World hRCa una COIeCtS
que Hama GFOndO para tomar Aire
FresCoo y enVfa gran r6nero de nj.
fl2s p0breg al campo. ContribuYend0 eI
perl6dlco con una buena partidR On
ese aeutidO.
TOdOg los afios, para les Psacuag, ell
Journal pide Ios niflos que envfen
una liata de los regalos que esperRn
recibir y que tsl vez Sante Clsus no
pueda IleVsFselos. A medida que vs.
llegSndO las mites de soliCitudes, lee
van anotandO Cuidados0mente On Las
oGcinas de ese pari6 iis0 los encaroa.
dos de Ia distribuci6n de pPesen6es.
Cuando llegs eli dia trGdiCionRI, ge ven
recorFer las GALES de. Nuay0 York
enoFmes CRrretones COnteniendo Ioa
juguetes que van distribayendo entire
los pObFeg aURelitoB & quienes u for.
tuna no peFmite regai&rae con RguinsI.
dos de Pa6cuag.
Hs Rhf los principles que informsn
la prengR am8Filla en- SuR reIecioneg
con tOda olGse de pueblo, Est6n es
oritOs para eI monitor; no para Iag per.
sonAs dc educaCi6n iterRris; ppeg 60
la mas8 an6nimS Ia que neceBitA inS.
truirse. Sus srtfculos Se destacan Dor
la senOillez del ooncepto y Ia cIaridad
de, Ea expresi6n. CsdR vez que IN
DueV0 reporter eDtra s f0rmAr parta de
ya redsCCi6n del World. Mr.. Pulitzer
le dice: eEscPibB gus artfcuIoB con YER
dadera senCillez. de mOdo que loS en-.
tlenda haDtR el mas igaoFanta ente de
del BJWsPy.s y los del Journal 1e en-
car00p: 81 Simplifqae, amigo, gimpIi'
fque!a
IL pensar que& los peri6dicos ye
EEoa0S de IN OpuEenta metF6poii no %
les IN cCurrido meterla el hOmbPo
Las quejas de PaeFtO Rico. preciGamen.
to en- est0g mOmentes en- que VI van
erContrando albsY9ue hsStS en- Iog CO.
lumnas de IOB mas entuSiaSta0 por
nuestrO Mece1as ForakeFi iOhra hu.
biePB ai 10 nuegtFa gueFte ii Ies hubieFe
dRdo en- la for de sensqciOn0rnos IN
poCo!..
D. COLLAzO.
NuevG York, AQosto 25 de 1905.
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4 \ UN c I Q
Departamento del In
terror de Puerto Rico.
BUREAU De ORRAS PUBLICAS.


San JuaD, PR goato 18 de 1905.
PrOpoaiciones en- pIiegoS cerradoS
para IL adjadiCac aci6n en- competen'
ola, de 648 metros C6biC0S de piedra
.triturIdA, por Totes con 6estinO 8 las
OarretersS; No. 2 Secci6n Aguadilla'
Camuy. No. SeCCi6n SAn Germ an
YaucC. No. 3. Ponce GuSyOma. y No.
z. Secci6n Rio PiedrRs FaiArdO. Kos
80. SO. 90 sdmitir6n en- esta feina
haSts las 10 n. m, del dia 5 de > sp'
item bve de 1905.
TodOG los informeS neCeSOrioO gobre
el particular 30 dsrSn en- ests OfcinS.
donde podr6n obtener los licitadores
los modeIOS de prOpOsiciOnes que han
de pFesentAr.
No 90 consideraFsn prop oSiCinneB re-
cibidRa deSpu6I de lR fachR fjSdG en-
ente Anuncio.
LR 0dministraci6n SO reBervR ell de-
reCho de rech ztr CuAlquier3 6 todRs
Lac prOpoaioioneu.-J II JGnae7ees.
Superintendent f Public Works.
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N0ticIas geneTaIes

A LOS JOVEN IS que embarquen
para los Estkdon Uoid0g. Una fsmi.
lia smericsna residents en- Baltimore.
M y que posee en- dicha Ciudad una
CoDfIrta bic casa. admite pupi!os aI
m6dico rrecio de 500 pesos 81 mes.
B1enR msaa. Para mss ipf0Pmas eg-
Criba & F. V. Rio PipdrAg, P. 0. %.
3V.G,~
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IMn,GLn0R sEnER!lL

- CONSEJO A LAS MADRES.-E Ell iarabe talmante
a Ia sonora Winslow debe usarSe sempre que los noS
sstan rn periodic de ID den ci6n FToporcioha avio
'HmediEfo al pequeho paciene, produce sltio ma
~ural hanquilo sIa el door Ell angelic despcrta
bany Vivo allegro s nluy agradabe al paadar can,a
A nifo. albania sus encas aivia dolores, hace "a
Giles las unciones del es6mago .egula los ntestiros
Es e meor remeiio co'ccido para IL diaTres va pc
yenka 6sta de In dPuticibn de cualquita ORA
T3ngass mucho cuit ado en- ppdir ell Jafah Na'vnA
ia Ia Setora Wluslnw''t ct e IoSios de k3daa
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Ia The DiStrI ct Court OF Tho
Unite 4 States For Porto Rico.
In the matter of
Henry Br6na III Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. {

To the creditor { Henry BTim Cf
San Juan. Porto Rico.
NOTICE 10 haFeby given hist the
fiaSl meetir O cf creditors in ths abrve
entitled ms tter will be held at nv fiji
ce No. Tetuan ST San J0R", 2 Il.
on Thursday. September The 7th, 1905
at 10 0 o'clor k in the forenoon, ct which
meeiioQ the creditors may attend,
ex.mir the accounts Of the trustee
and transact such other business Gs II
necessary for ths closing up. ct the
Gb.vs estGte.
ANDRES b. CROSAS,
r farce 10 B kvu otcy.
San Juan, p. r AuGuat oath. 1905
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A v | S 0

On Rmigo de Jsyuya inf6rmsnos
que los Sres. FPutos P. Hsredia y Pc,
dr0 SSncho, cuyO paraderO il qui f.
mos. se sDcuentfan en- el prOpio barrio
de JayuyR, ell primer0 dediosdo 6 ls
siembra do cafe y el seguN1o recolea.
tando una tala de tab1c0 de "a pro-
piedad.
R"GamOs, puas, & dichoa se6oreg se
GiFVan Contestar nuestPaa csFtaa.
puea les que reitarsdsmente len henaos
escrito nos han sidO devueltaa sin uue
OamsepR pOF ouian. d. o.
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AL PUBlICO.

Los stfiores f. SiyepusR Y Co,
RReDtes genersEes en- ests islS de ls
Illustration A~t5sticG, nos pArticipan
que zsr jAd&s lAs ulficultades cue han
ent0rpecidO ell servicio regular ds di
chs pub|iceci6n, desde esta fecha oe
serVlrS puntuaimente & tOdoS los Uua
cE1soreS Dor 81 active sgepte don Vic.
ter M. Marin, residente en- Ia cAlls de
tetnan no. 48, dOnde pueden diFigirse
todoa los que. deaeen Rdquirir Ia men
CionAda pub ics ci6n.
San ,T~an p r 81 1IAOrst0 1oOs
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Ju0ta EsCOI0r do B3yam6n,

ECcontr6ndose vACants en- este Dis
trito escoi9r cuAtFo escueias rurAleg.
se eViaa 6 los mEestroa q ue Geseeu ser
vlrlS para que di'ij 81 Gus g0licitudes
a eSta untS Hcomp n Edo aus cores
pondlentes certificAdos, Rntes del s del
eDtrRnte mes.
B yam6n, Agosto 90 de 1905 :
a. Gjna6nes (Presidents }
2vn
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Ell Colegio est& bajo el pstrocinio del Re-
verendfsimo Senior Obispo de Pue erto Rico.
Sc admiten alumnos int9rnos, medios in
ternos y exteEnos.
La enseflanza eu este Colegio compreade
3 grupos; 10 La ensefa ANA para p4rvulos 90
La ensenaza primaria 80 La ensenanza CO.
meroial cuperior. t..
Ell Colegio de Idiomas C.mercio Sc
meianza de los numeros' s Centres de eSta In
dole que dicho Institute dir'geen Europa, en-
las Rep1b icas de la America del Sur parti-
cularmente en- los Estsdcs Unidos N ell
nombre de christian Brothers., ejercien1o
con sus veinte mil Hermanos esparciados en-
Para informes, soil iciten del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02

POR CUANTO hsbiendo oresanta.
do en corte alberta Ell abORadO don
Rsul B ,nedicto una moci6n & nombFe
de don Ramon Blades G rrcfa soIici.
tsndo el dominic de lR siRuiente Fl :ca
Solar con casa de madera en- mai
eStad0. eituRda en- ls carPeterA del ba-
rrlo CAtafi de Bsyam6n. Compuests
doce metros de fFente por veinte } ocho
defondo, coiindgnte por IL deFecha en-
trando con 10 Succession de don Juan
Fs'i1 que represents de FIorsntina
Fle;id, por Ia izquieriR con don j alio
Montall y por al f JndO con la Ploya ,
POR TANTO y hsbi6 1dcse dis.
pueato pOr el Hon. Emilio del TOYo,
Juez de esta COrte, Sa pubIique ID pc.
elcl6n poF tres vtceg an an peri6dico
de los de mas publicidad de esta Ciu
dad para que lOs qua teugan alR61 dere-
chO real sObre el inmuebla de8CFito. las
pefsonaS ignoFadas 6 quienes pned0
perjudicar ID inscription GoIicit0do ?
en- general tOdo d que desee oponePre
en- Ell t6rminO de besents Gf,g pRturEIeG.
pueds efactuarlo Iibrn n oFerente an
pan juan de Puerto Rico & trtinta de
Agoato de 1905
Jose E FSguer0s. Secretsrio. Por
!sad0ro II. DetgRdo, SsCretario auxi'
Hsrs g -s...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-02

COLOCACION. I'm ioven que ha
sidO elumnO de 10 High School de Bos-
ton, deGeS C1IoCarse en- una CficinR de
ComerCiO. No quiere sueIdO b asts que
no Se Yea 10 qae puede 0snAr.
Dirigirse & P. 0 B.x no 283.
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