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Sharp County record., 1905-02-17
STATE NEWS.
Boiled Down for the Edifica-
ton of Readers of the
Record.


The Sewer county grand jury
at Lockesburg returned 50 in
dictments. s1 Af3 8EG .f.
More than $4,000 fruit trees
have gbeen put out in Searcy
count fthe past year.
At he Bluff section foreman
Northcdt was shot and seriously
injured by Henry Hall, q negro
laborer, p ,.
Col. George W. Murphy, late
attorney general, is recovering
from a severe illness4at his home
in Littf Rock. 7a @a -aaI
Johns L G h cry and Mise
Minnie Case were married at
Gravette few days ago. They
are 1T-year.old couple.
|
| A protracted meeting at Union
Gap, Madison county, resulted in
fifty conversions, SOME of the
converts being 30 and 10 years
old. s .a.U7lsfj-.rN -mn
The city council of Fort Smith
has adopted resolution inviting
President. Roosevelt to visit that
city on his approaching trip
south. .gt 9. G.f, .a.,- e. +,
An epidemic of measles caused
the school at Oakland, Marion
county, to close recently. There
were twenty-five cases among
the pupils. moii o3s1a
James Wilson was fatally shot
last week near Fay yettcv,lle by his
cousin, John Wilson, while hunt
ing rabbits, The killing was
purely accidental.
Alvin and John Boylan, two
coloreds 2ys; are in .1 the critten.
don county Jail on the charge OF
numbering their father, mother
and younger brother.
Thousands of rabbits have
been killed in Washington coun.
ty in the last few weeks. The
wholesale slaughter is for the
protection of apple trees.
A large number of Franklin
county citizens have forwarded a
petition to Little Rock asking the
legislature to make the Illegal
sale of whiskey a felony.
Press Gannett, a merchant do
ing business at Vandervort, Polk
county, has been arrested for
violating the federal revenue
laws by selling bottled ginger.
Several of the Fort Smith
potato shippers are losers by
the heavy freeze. A number OF
cars had been loaded preparatory
to shipment, and all were SER
iously damaged.
Mrs. John Dooly of Rector,
who recently fell on the ice, dis
locating her right hip, rendering
her unable to walk for several
weeks, last week fell again,
breaking her left hip.
Nellie Knapp, an 1S-year-old
girl was arrested at Hot Springs
for stealing 81, 800 worth of diam
onds from lady at Union City,
Tenn. The girl confessed her
guilt, and returned the diamonds.
AT Winchester, while Minor
Smith. section foreman, was
cleaning a loaded revolver it was
discharged, the ball entering the
left side of Mack Rutledge, who
was near by, inflicting a wound
from which Rutledge died.
Charles w. Schaffer, aged SO
years, and Mrs. Anna Attaway,
aged 30, walked fourteen miles to
Texarkana one day last week,
procured a marriage license and
were welded. The groom ex-
nlained that no had several good
Sharp County record., 1905-02-17
OFEICIKL

Congressional.
Member of Congress End District.
S. BRUNDIDGE JR. a. ~
Senatorial. it N 3
Member State Senate, Second
District.-J. E. MCCALL. a..
Judicial. ------
Judge of the 18th Judicial Cir
cult J. W. MEEKS.t ~. T.
Pros. Atty..-P H. CRENsHAw.
ovaly.
Representatives,. B. ANDREWS.
County Judge-J. W. SMITH.
Clerk-C. D. RITCHIE. .r
6heriff-G. H. MATTHEW. lu
Treasurer-E. L. DICKERsoN.
Assessor W. T. HORN.
Surveyor-G. N. SIMPSON. nr
Sharp County record., 1905-02-17
T. ]. DAVIDSON, MP.
Real i: Estate !: Agent,
EVENING SHADE. ARKANSAS.

4 GREBsiENTS OF LEASE, ACKNOWLEDGE
a ments, afidavts to accounts, Deposition. and
~ renewal Of mortgages taken. Abstracts OF
title Furnished. Bills of sale, bonds for title,
dseUs OF trust-personalty and rcaliy-deeds,
sult-claim, husbands, unmarried persons, wiiei
land, warrant;, with REIMBURSEMENT Of dover;
labor contracts, mOrtgages--real estate, chatt
ana erop-and powers of attorney, written ard
acenoedged on reasonable terms. q
Applications fer honiestcads and pre-emptions
and donations prepared and pi.,vnts procured
Applications for redemption Of lands from
paid.
Sharp County record., 1905-02-17

That we must do more business in 1905 than we
did in 1904. To do this we know that are
going to have to make especial effort; as 1904 was
an unusual prosperous year for everybody and
our business was by far the largest in our history,
Ever since we have been in business, our business
has always increased over the precedng'year, so
we must not fail to have it so in 1905. With this
end in view we always going to offer better
goods for the same price or the same goods for
less price g oaaai. suac bna a.ae. g.i q
l.a 0a4. .a.. .4 o} l.E, rag rI apgy .i.Ijru
During our large business of last year, if from
any cause of any kind any customer is dissatisfied
we must say that it is not desire to have it SO
aud they will greatly obige us to let us rectfy it.
81, Thanking one and ali for past patronage and So
p. licting continuance OF the same, we are, s,es
baa '28".' d 't- ''- ' sl,a 20 % 7sJ,ras ips
rFE ''0'H'" .' '' " a.iIoii- ,soai no Z. p
b0r .yug mood RgH ssf d70. t.lK .#
,,J. .a,fr MOST, RESPECTFULLY,
Sharp County record., 1905-02-17
Directory"
RELIGIOUS

Preaching at { the Methodist
Jhurch second and third Sundays
b each month sby Rev. W. S.
Southworth, pastor. y BJ'i ~
Sunday School every Sunday
norning at 10 O'Clock. 0. G.
Shaver, superintendent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06
NEWSPAPER OF 1900.

silver state. MI. Uflan u.
Barrett brought to the Silver
State Office a most interesting
relic in the form of a newspaper
published at Kingston, lister Co.,
N. Y, by Samuel Freer and Son,
bearing the date of January 4,
1900. 1t contains an account of
the opening of Congress and let
tiers and replies from John Ad-
ans, President to the Senate
and House of Representatives
The inside pages are in deep
mourning on account of the
death of George Washington,
whose obituary in quaint Ian
guage it contains, as we'll as a
poem on his death written by a
young lady,
The paper has European news
of the previous October, taken
from the London Gazette, includ-
ing an account of the battle of
Zurich.
The advertisements are quaint
in the extreme, but from their
appeal to the love of a bargain
show that human nature was just
the same in 1900 as it is today.
The following adj. might do for a
model for any up-to-date mer
chant:
LUTHER ANDRES
& Co. have this day
Been opening goods both fresh
and gay.
He has received near every kind,
That you in any store can find.
And as | purchase by the Bale,
| am determined to retail
For READY PAY a little LOWER
Than ever have been had before.
| with my brethren mean to live;
But as for credit shall not give.
| would not live to rouse your
passions,
For credit here is out of fashion,
My friends and BUYERS one and
all,
1t will pay you well to give me a
call;
You always may find me by my
sign,
! A few rods from the house divine
The following articles will be
received in payment: Wheat,
Rye, Buckwheat, Oats. Corn,
Butter, Flax, Ashes and Raw
Hides. These articles will be
taken at the Esopus prices.
CASH will not be refused.
Warsink, Dec. "A. 1899.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06
ELY NEEDS A BANK.

The growing county seat OF
White Pine county is in need of
an institution where a banking
business can be transacted, Not
withstanding the fact that the
Commissioners consider the town
too poor to expend $500 to com
plete an unfinished school house,
it ia nevertheless 4 fact that this
community affords an excellent
field for some person or persons
to open a bank. There is not
me in the county.
There are a number of men in
in Ely amply able to finance such
an institution. which would be of
great convenience to the business
public, and result in large profits
to the owners. Interest is high
never less than one per cent,
often two, occasionally three,
and we have known of four per
cent per month being paid, with
the best of security.
Most of the business is carried
on by means of checks and there
is no place to cash them except
through the merchants, who are
often short of cash hand.
If some one will take the initi-
alive towards organizing stock
company, we predict that the
necessary funds can be sub
scribed in one day.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06

Under the present conditions,
no fire insurance company will
take risk on any of the build
ings in Ely from the Ely Hotel
to the Old Taylor Saloon. Should
a fire sweep that part of town,
which it may do some time, many
a man will lose all he has been
years in accommodating. We shall
welcome the esta blishment of a
fire protection system as double
protector--through its own force
and by enabling us to take out
policies.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06

One of the County Commits
sioners at the March meeting
made the statement that he would
oppose allowing the deputy
sheriff a salary for acting as jan
itor of the court house, instead
of permitting the Commissioners
to hire whom they please, on the
ground that the act of the last
Legislature is unconstitutional,
When Chief Justice Fuller re-
signs from the Supreme Court of
the United States, it will be in
order for President Roosevelt to
appoint the Commissioner to the
place. 1t is too bad for such a
constitutional lawyer to waste
his powers in a mining camp.
Thomas Gray may have had a
similar case in mind when he
wrote
"Manya gem OF purest ray serene
The dark unfathomed caves OF
Ocean bear;
Many flower was born to blush
unseen,
And waste its sweetness On tho
desert air. >
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06
ADVERTISING RATES.
COUNTY DIRECTORY,

The following are the county officers
OF White Pine county:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06

The death of Isaac l.. Requa,
at the ripe old age of 80, ended
one of those long, eventful, noble
lives such as we all should hope
to lead.
The old timers of the Comstock
are fast disappearing. A few
years ago it looked as though
the great silver mines that as
tonished the world had played
out, while the men who caused
them to give up their vast de-
pOSits, almost bullion in tineness,
were yet in their prime. Just as
these pioneers in deep mining
are passing to the Great Beyond,
the bowels of the earth where
they were wont to delve are TAX
ing on new life and again sur
rendering their riches to supply
the wants of man.
Would that there was Il foun-
tain of youth, that these early
Nevadans could partake thereof
and also take on now life, Nature
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06

has ordained otherwise; but,
thanks to that law of organic
evolution whereby the traits of
the parents are transmitted to
the children, M. l.. Requa, son
of the deceased, is helping to do
in White Pine what his father
helped to do in Virginia City.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06

Location Notices at the News
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06

Senator Nixon has given out
that he wants to look around be-
fore considering the matter of
federal patronage in Nevada.
When he does come to it, it is to
be hoped that competency to fill
the various positions will take
precedent over political pulls.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06
Who WANTS SEEDS?

Congressman Van Duzer partic
ularly requests the farmers who
desire vegetable seeds, and the la
dies who desire flower seeds, to
write him at once at Washington
City, and he will have a liberal
supply sent to each, one requesting
the same.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-06
FOR SALE
peasslee Building, Main ST.

The building now being used by the
Sunday School, on Main street, Ely,
and also the djoining barn, known as
the Peaslee property is for sale. For
particulars. terms, ect., address,
MRS. J. II. PEASLEE,
Phoebe, Nevada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
LDg l5llsggg9 eosvegpollaaZ.l

Mario
Muy sntida he sido Dor toda esta
demaFc4cl0n g mueFte del LcdO. Re
mos. puartorriquello de temple ~
tris ta inc0rruptibfe Que soFl lbs con YER
pr6aper0 = feliz 8 este peiazO De tierra
i fortunadO.
drandeG eAOgios se hacen del Df.
SusOni y Lopez Dor Is OneFaci6n pEaC-
ticada en 81 gefior Diaz Fonseca.
Aver 10 viaitannoa en- II casa de don
Rosario Cuevas. de AreGibo, NOS
saus6 sOFpresa Verlo tan ligaF0 en frAn-
oa COnVaIeCencia, animando la tertuIla
fntima J d6ndonoa Ga opinion s0bre
diversoa asuntCs importantes
RecOmendRmos los maestFos rura-
les tres escuelaa Vscantes de los barTlos
Arrozal, Sabana HoyOs , 4Arrochalea.
L9 "a queda oeFCa de don Francis
GO C6rdova. sitio Ilamado ToVaIes, v
la Ultima dista tres cuartos de hora de
BArCeloneta.
HemOs tenido "a satiefacci6n de
conocer personalmente 81 senior SiTa-
gusa, vocaI de Is J Junta de obstruction
de AHecibo paisan0 inteligente que
Sc interesa por Ell progresO de la ense-
6enzR-
Hemos iniciado uus collects para
ayudar & una infeIiz sefl5rR llanada
MOnserrate r FslicianO que tiena fanni-
Iia numerosa y scaba de- ce6rsele 90
casa en- 81 baFrio de GarTochales, y dos
amigos se han suscrito enseguida con
un dollar cada mo.
Contin6a d gravedad el rico pro-
pietaFio don Cantalici1 Gonzalez.
La cArta que hemoa recibido de
Ios iovencitos Cifred0 de Puerta de
Terra nos hR eatado muy satisfactoris
= hemOs c0Iocado los 10 r6meros de su
aimp6tico gemapario poT recommends
ci6n de los m2eetros de la locRlidsd-
Don RufinO COIlazo. anciano de 80
amos faBlecido en- este pobIsdo. fue
siempre hombre Iaborios1 y de una
conducta ejemplar
III saba do , dumi 90 habfs tanta
gente hacienda compFas en- este pobla
do que este tenfa ei aspecto deuna po-
bIaci6n impoFtantfsima.
En ID administration de Correos de
squf h8y gir0a poatslea p0r cuaIquier
cantidad que se quiera enViaF para otro
pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
II 8Rii8n0 del aB0
gadO Ramos en-
ManatI.
famIIIa So haIIiha en los
balcOHSS dD IA casa.
lDs ss.estge seggssgeasal. J

Mario 8 din est6 aluYi0l0s pe-
uuefIss Qotsg de- aRua caen lntarva-
Ioa: Is naturnlezn parece que egta re-
vontida de negros crespOnea- Son lAs
tres us u taFde, hOFa en que O0nducen
81 f5Fetro. Ia csja que encierra el
Cuerpo inanimado del selior Ramog. es
da ut1 qusto exqnisito. TodR i familia
deI inado a8 halIn en Los BALCONIES DE
d Casa, diCi6ndOle ladios eterno q que
no han de YER iamkG. Muchag coronaa:
E1ces0 de Concurreueia N ndSlca
eiocutandO aentidn nnaTChn fdne1re
ReDFesentaciones de tOdas Les Clases
soci lee. El duelO fu6 despedido por
los sslIures Psgtni y Regime de los
Santos.
Opinamos que 81 pals pierde un
hombre de valer. Gu fsmilia una CO.
lunnna ingustituible. En- momentos
como este, que eR pasar embargo Dues-
ira alme. squ6 puede deciF ssta tosCa
DIuma Iahl resignation 81 resignaci6n
para Ia deac0ngolada familia. iPaz &
sur Fest0s!
lLloremos con ID patrial
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sIEMPRR La YERDAD. /.

"Cuando esta I'd. en- duda olga
Ia yerdad." Fue un experimental
do Y vieio diplomatico el que asi
diio q un princiI iante en- la carre-
ra. La mentira puede pasar en-
algunas cosas pero no en- los ne
gocios. El fraude y engafio q me-
nudo son ventajosos mientras Sc
ocUltan; pero tarde 8 temprano Sc
descubriran, y entonces viene el
fracaso y ell castigo. Lo meior y
mas SECURE es ell decir la verdad
en- todo tempo, pues de esta ma
nera Sc hace uno de amigos cons
tantes y de una reputation que
siempre vale Glen centavos por
peso, donde quiera que uno ofrez-
Ga efectos en- yenta. Estamos en-
situaci6n de afrmar modestamen-
tie. que sobre esta base descansa
ia universal popularidad de la
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLR
El p1blico ha descubierto que
esta medicina es exactamente 10
que pretende ser, y que produce
los resultados que siempre hemos
pretendido. Con toda franqueza
Be ha dado & conocer su naturale-
Ia. Es tan sabrosa como Ia miel
contiene todos los principles nu-
tritivos Y curativos del Aceite de
Hfgado de Bacalao Puro, combi-
nados con Jarabe de Hipofosftos
Compuesto, Extractos de Malta Y
Cerezo Silvestre. Estos elementos
forman una combination de SUI
prema excelencia y m6ritos medi-
cinales. Ningun remedio ha tent
do tai 6xito en- los casos de Pull
monfa, Perdida de Carnes, Tfsis,
Nal Estado de los Neryios, asl como
todas las afecciones que proceden
de Sangre Impura. Gel Sr. DR.. j.
IIzquierdo Brown, de Buenos Aires,
dice: lie usado la Preparation de
Wampole, y grandemente satisfe-
cho de sUs espl6ndidos resultados
Ia he administrado q mis- propios
Ihiios, teniendo la satisfaction de
haber obtenido un exito que no
Ihabfa podido conseguir con otras
preparedness" " El desengaflo eg
impossible. En- todaa las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
PfOhIsna tsrap6ltIeo.

DDS m6dicos h6Dgarou, los dootoreu
Friedrich y Ungar. aCaban de batiFse
al sable en- Budapest.
Motivo: habiendo sido IIamadOs Ga
ConsuIta u cabeCera de an enfermO,
no han podido IIegar pOnerse de
acuerdo sobre 81 diaQn6atico, y des-
pu6s de ha ber aRotado todoa los argu-
mentos Cientffcon. han conoluido por
dirigirse ssnQrientas ipjuria1.
Los dos Ra6dicOs han resuItado gra-
vemente heridoo.
CuantO 81 enfermo. causa de aQueI
duelo. no perdi6 81 tempo mientrnS
nquellos concertaban 81 lance sa tira-
ban tsios y mandobles, & diestro ,
siniestro. fu6 meiorando tan visible
mente, que & los pocOs diRs podF6 le-
vantarse 8 il 8 visitar & los dos due
listas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11

EHpoTlnoniOs hsghOs con o. ''KO
TTlgan."
EsluVO dOGa hOTaS sum0Iglt0l
dOmOStTandO o. pTOgVOSO a
So construction

Doa coaag preOcupRn muCh0 desdls
haoe tiempO 6 los t6cnICos del Minis
terio de Guerra y MaTlna de Francis.
EI Qlobo dirigible perfecci0nadO 90
mo mfquina de guerra formidable y "a
nnvegaci6n submarine On barcos 70
mf1 peque6oS possible.
EI eKoFrigan.9 nuev0 aubmarlno
frances. ha sido obieto de grandes re-
formns. habi6ndose obtenid0 an buen
6xitO.
Dicho bote estuvo sumergido pOr
espaCio de doce hOFaa c0nsecutiYRG
desde los 6 q. m. hasta laB 6 p. M, ain
que por nm solo instRnte tuViera que
volver 6 la supeTficie.
Durante todo este tempo la- tripuls-
ci6n no aufri6 10 mas mfnim0 y los
aparatos 40 { bordO trabsiaron muy
bien.
El sKorrigsnS pertenece & Ia diVi-
sion naval da eTunia9 y Ga exactamen-
q igual ii eFarfadet.9 Amboa perte'
necen Il tipo sLutin.s
Esto1 botea tienen un desplazsmien-
TO de 2 O4 ton0Iadas, con mn largo de
1873 pi6s y nm RnCho dc 9.7 pies. Las
m6quinas Ocupan les departamentos de
proa. Su andRr es de 1879 nudOs sobre
la snpeFfcie del agua y de Z debajo
del sgue.
El radio de acci6n en ID superfcie
de 80 miIlas. 4 10 nudoS. y 140 millas
& Dudoo.
Su Rrmamento 10 componen CuatrO
lanza torpedos
Este torpedo fu6 puesto 81 seFviCiO
en- 1902 v loo impoFtRntes refoFmas he
chas en- Rochelle. Fecientemente.
Mas tarde el MinistFo de Marina 10
eavi6 & Tinis con 81 eFarfadets & for
mar n6cleo de aquella estaci6n sub
marina.
Cusndo los dos botes hicieron 81
viSje & les costas del Africa, tomaban
carbon de dos grandea veleros que les
preCedierOn.
El SKorrigaps es un0 do los mejoFes
submarines de la fota v eg manejado
con precision y faciidad.
Hace aIgunOs -meses. cnandO ell pilO-
TO DeIpench, 10 hundi6 en- el Medite
rr6neo & alguna diatanciA del puerto de
BizertR y entOnceB naVeg6 con el pc
riGcOpe y enVi6 un torpedo contra el
cFucero sTempeteS Rl Iado del Cual
lanz6 el amelia con aaombro de todos.
La sumersi6n de 10 horas hecha pOr
SKorriRano hs-sido Ia mas laTgs obte-
nidR hasta Ahora en- EnropR y demueG-
tra el progreso en- Los construcciones
navaleg de ests 1nd0le.
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N1IIgIas Dc ATeGiha
~ nusstro COyrssponsas.)

MnTzo 40. Ha falIecido en esta Gin.
dad eil & naafIana de hoy 81 cOnocido :
antique e0merciaBte 6 aefIor Jos6 Nor.
le1 ItllrEino. R. / II.
gllta de- haberae aprobado por
q C6nara Pc cr6dito de- sos. 600 par1
& cons tEucci6n de una c6rcel en- eat1
oiudat cue con lon $40. 600 que % hay
concadldol hacen un totAI de G35. 600
pE0niso seEa an hecho & realizlci6u de
este pkoyectO que muchos beneficior
KepoEtaEa este pueblo.
lll cuartel de Is Policfs IoauIar h
1ido tr.aladado & una casa de la caIle
de Pavia.
NO Sc habIa del bale de pif,t. ii
domingo pr6ximO en- 81 Casino: Is tlice
que Rs muy fScil hAya una israDite ;
nada mas. Este CarnavaI Ia sido rauy
POGO nninRdO
Aver noche lego esta ciudad q
Erespondencia prOcedents de los Eu-
tadol UnidoS. q cuaI fu6 repartidr
aeguldnmenta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
GONYENGIOn

A fines del actual mes, ha de
celebFarse una irnpoEtante conven-
ci6R de las Uniones de Marines en-
Puerto Rico.
A dieho act9 vendFan represen-
taciOnes de toda Ia isla, sea de
las 10 uniones de ofcio, va organi-
zadas y las de puertos que estan
en- Was dc organization.
La citaci6n de esa convention es-
"a hecha de tai forrna que abarca
todas las opiniones reinantes entire
los marines y bFaceFos. El fin que
ae propone dicha cOnYenci0n es CON
soliaar las condolences de oficio y
de Ia organization.
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riau fueron vendidas. Entonces eI io-
ven Edison manifesto IN dfa su pro-
yecto regpecto una baterfa m6dico-
el6ctrica. y los directories de Ia Compa-
fIfa. aceptsndolo. hicieron Ga apIica-
Ci6n para una pstente.
Esta fu6 FehusRds. pero mas tarde
an 1902. una espeCie de arn6s el6ctrico
fue preparado para Il cAbeza 81
cuerpo, 81 cual Be llam6 81 syitaIizndor
magnO-aI6 6otriGos y be pusO la venta
81 pFeciO de $8 por cada unO.
On contrato fu& hecho con 81 ioven
Edison cor firi6ndole tOdos los derechos
COrrespOndien y una participation
de 81 en Cada eyitaIizador2 que s4 VEN
diese. AlQunas horas despu6s de este
napel haber sidO legalizado, Ell ioveu
fu6 aproximado otra vez exigi6ndo
el frmar todas sus prerogGtivas. ga
rsntizsndole que ei 5 por cientO divi
dendo le serfa plgado con regulAFidad
sobre los existenciaB que hubiesen con
un vslor Teputado de S., 900. EntOn
ces 90 dij0 que un aindicato habfa
0frecido 81 senior Edison, Jr., ID SUNNI
de $780, 600 por sus derechos de pa
tente.
CompArando 81 padre 81 hiio en-
plnfietos publicados SO dijo: eCuando
lOs historiadOres compiler el registro
de inVencionas que hsn sntfibuido al
bien de h humRnidad, existe la duda 4
Cual de los dos Edisona seF6 conferiin
q mayor gloria-al padre, que hizO
mas fscil el tFabajo del mund0, 8 aI
hijo. por hAber hacho desaparecer de
D terra 81 doloF. ell sufrimiento y Los
Intermediates
En- Julio 10, se pub'ic6 an anuncio
de Cuatro p6gin8s on ell que se decfa
eel JRp6n necesita VltalizAdoFe1 Dara
las tropas on Ell campo de batalIn,9 y
manifertando que el joven Ediaon
eserminantemente pFueba IA SOCIE.
DAD ELECTRICA DE NEW YORK,
b verdsd de So teorfs Felativa { eDfer-
medades.1
CaTtas pOr centenares fueron diriQi-
das q sefior Edison. padre. raiz de
la publication de este follet0, y cuand0
81 descubri6 por 90 hiio que este no
habia estad0 en- las ofcinas de u Com
pafifA por espacio de IN NJ, entOnOes
se elev6 la petici6n 81 Depsrtamento
de ID O6cina Postal.
En esn imprenta se vende ape de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-11
EL eInsnaI6gTat0 .'KauTi. :

Sc encuentra en- esta capital en-
donde dar& varias exhibiciones 81
cinemat6gFafo sKaurt-~
va han circulado los programs
para la primera function
Is un aparato magnifco de los
mejores que Sc conocen segdn la
prensa do impoFtantes caPitales de
Hispano- America.
Tiene importantes yistas de port
Arthur = otras numerosas de ac-
tualidad y muchas bellisilnas en-
coloFes.
AL teatrO.
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BALE lNFAHTlL.

Anoche lIev6se efecto en- 81 teatro
an baile de m6scAras. iLfantil. de los
hiiot de los obreros.
III mayor parte ibsn vestidos con
mueh0 gustO y algunos con origiEsli-
dad desCallando un matFimonio en mi
niRtur,, pOr su graceioy donosura.
Fne una festa agradable que pus0
de manifesto una vez mss IL cuItura
de IA claae obrera de San Juan.