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The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
Nominees Declared.

At a meeting of the Beat Com
mittee of the County Executive Com
mittee of the Lowndes County De
mocracy, held in this city on Friday
June %, 1906, the returns of the
city primary held in Columbus on
Thursday. June 21, We're canvassed,
and the following were declared the
nominees of the party for city
officers:
For Mayor, E. S. DonnelI; for
Councilmen: Ward No. 1, B. A.
Weaver; Ward No. 2. ]. H. Stevens:
Ward No. 5. j. l.. Walker: Ward No.
4, D. S. McClanahan; Ward No. ),
E. S. Moore; Ward No. 6, W. L.
Gardner. School Trustees: William
Fitzpatrick, William Newly, W. \.
Puckett. and w. c. Gunter.
BY order of the Committee.
E. r. Sherman, Chairman
P. w. Maer, Secretary.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28

Will Not Make the Race for Guber-
Material Nomination.
w est Point, Miss,
June 90. 1Q06.

June 20, 1906.
To the People of Mississippi:
It has been my purpose at the
proper time TO enter the pending
guhernatorial race. | have so stated
TO my friends in reply TO inquiries
from all over the State, but my wife 5
continued i'll health fOrbids my re-
entry into politics at this time.
/ am deeply grateful to my friends
for the interest manifested by them
in me, and feel sure that my course,
for the reason given, will meet their
approval. / have waited with a hope
of such permanent improvement in
Mrs. Critz as would justify my public
announcement before the time for
the beginning of an active canvass,
but her recovery has been so slow
that l am not justified in longer hes
itation. My first duty is to her, and
it is now manifest that she is not in
a condition to endure the terrible
strain OF a Mississippi State cam
paign. Very respectfully,
Frank A. CritZ.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
A USEFUL LIFE ENDS.
MAJOR X. II. HAIRSTON. MEMBER
OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
YISORS TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS. Is DEAD.
Had Been An Invalid For Many
Months, and His Death Was Not
Unexpected.-Fune Last
Thursday Morning.

Probably not in the entire county
! known or more generally respected
| than Major r. P. Hairston, who died
at his home in the Crawford neigh
| borhood at an early hour last We'd
nesday morning. Major Hairston,
who at the time of his death was
sixty-siX years of age, had been in
bad health for quite long time past,
and during the last few weeks of
his life was unable to leave his bed
He was a sufferer from kidney trou-
bic, and the first serious symptoms
of the disease made their appearance
last fall. He was dangerously i'll
throughout the winter, but as spring
approached he began to grow better,
and gained sufficient strength TO be
able TO take trip to Tate Springs in
March. He remained at Tate Springs
several weeks, and came back look
ing and feeling mparatiyely we'll
Soon, however, his health began
again to decline, and he grew grad
ually worse until the hour of dissoIu-
ton came.
Major Hairston had been for near
ly twenty-five years a member of the
Board of Supervisors, and was per-
haps as thoroughly acquainted and
as generally popular as any man in
the county. Aside from being a man
of unusually good business ability,
he was jovial. whole-soulded gen
tleman and made friends rapidly and
enjoyed a widespread popularity
throughout the county. He was
member of a large and influential
family, and is survived by two
daughters and five sons The
daughters are Mrs. c. d. S. Bragg
nd Miss Summer Hairston. who
were with their father at the time of
his death. The sons are DR.. Ernest
Hairston, Messrs. Sanders, Hugh,
Robert and Henry Hairston. Messrs.
Hugh and Robert Hairston are res
idents of this city, and TO them and
to the remaining members of the
family the heartfelt sympathy of The
Dispatch is rendered in the sad be-
which they have suffered |
The funeral occurred at the family |
cemetery near the home of the de- |
ceased at ten O'Clock on Thursday |
having been conducted by |
Rev. W. w. Frierson. Messrs. d. A. |
E. G. Hardy, L. F. |
Swope, Charles Slaughter, c. d. |
Bragg and E. D. Erwin acted as pail
bearers
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
The Lihrar, Entrrtninrn..nl

The entertainment which ue. .I..
IN at Lake Park. Iast Tuesdar nfanf.
under the auspices of the CaIamU5-
Library Association. was IareeIs a.-
tended. and was sucr.--. both f-ar.
financial and an artistic .fauHHu#rr.
Taylor's Band rendered humble. af
selections. and refresbmeufs were
served by "a beyy of beautiful oaus
ladies. The refr,shmenfs. eEirH
were dainty and dehcious. uar. uar-
chased with avidity and tha Iaau..
Association realized quite a h.nl-
some sum as result ~ f.. .r...
tainmeut
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28

The death ~ Major "a. O. Hailroa
which occurred at hIs home iu the
Crawford neighborhood Iasf Nefra.-
day morning. causes "a vacaul. oa
the Board Of Supervisor which aHI
have 20 be filled by calling a special
election The Board viii meet ~
regular session on Mondav. fnfr
and the date for the special sfe,tf...
VIII probably be fixed at thls meeting
Among the gentlemen who ara baine
mentioned a. possible candidate are
Messrs. r. B. HARDY and f. E. Trf
better.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
Smith = Rogers.

Mr.. Murray Smith and Miss MAY
Elizabeth Rogers were married on
Wednesday evening last at nine
O'Clock at the home of the bride, on
North Third Avenue. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. l.. VI. Broyles.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w. Smith, of Caledonia, Miss.
and holds responsible position
at the Southern Railway shops in
this city. He enjoys the confidence
and esteem of all who know him.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rodgers, of this city.
She is a pretty and accomplished
young lady, and has a large number
of friends. The Dispatch joins the
numerous friends of the newly we'd
ded pair in extending congratulations
and best wishes for long and happy
married life.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
BIG LUMBER DEAL CLOSED.
Thirty-three Thousand Acres OF Miss
issippi Land Changes Hands.

! John A. Fulton, an attorney, OF
I Bardstown, Ky, representing Bald
win & Unseld, of this city, arrived
in Jackson. yesterday, for the pur-
pose of examining titles looking 10
the transfer from that firm to the
Interstate Trust and Banking Com
aany, of New Orleans, of $4,000
Neshoba, Winston and Attala coun-
ties. the consideration in the deal
being $25O,00O.
The lands referred to are in the
Pearl River Valley, directly adjoin-
ing those of Fred. Herrick, the Wis
consin millionaire, who recently pur-
chased his holdings from Foley &
Larson, and are covered with a thick
growth of hardwood timber.
This deal has been on for several
weeks, and several Jackson attorneys,
among them the firm of Harper &
Potter, have been engaged for some
time in making the examination of
titles II the property.
property is, is not known, the sole
facts which have so far been revealed
being that the Interstate Trust and
Banking Company was financing the
deal.
In view of the fact that the lands
are contiguous to those owned by
him, it has become we'll believed that
Mr. Herrick himself was behind the
trade, and that he will run the rail
road down the Pearl River Valley
that has so long been expected. How
ever, this is merely a surmise, as
there is no direct evidence to connect
him with the purchase.
No matter who might have been
the purchaser of the property, the
change in title means that the lands
will be improved, and that the heavy
growth Of timber will be cut off and |
the place put in condition for farm
ing purposes.-C
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28

John Stevens, a worthy negro of
this place, died on last Wednesday
night. of consumption. He was for
the past six years in the employ of
Street Commissioner Childers, who
paid high tribute to his faithfulness
and honesty, and who will greatly
miss him. Stevens was raised by
townsman, Mr.. j. III. Stevens, and he
was a type of his race which is rap
idly passing from human view.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
The Mayors Court.

That the local police are ever on
the lookout for escaped criminals is
proven in the case of Ishman Jones'
a negro, who was tried before Mayor
Gunter, last Wednesday, for a crime
that was committed nearly a year
ago. While at a dance which was
given at the home of Harrison Har-
ris, some time last July, Jones struck
Ophelia Hendricks in the face with
his fist, and hurt her so badly that
she was laid up for several weeks.
Jones made his escape, but Chief
Munger made a mental note of the
affair, and decided to keep sharp
lookout for the runaway. During
the early part of last week he found
that Jones, who had left the city i'm
mediate1y after the difficulty took
place, had returned and was living
here again. He located the house at
which the negro was staying, and on
Tuesday night sent an officer to ar
rest him.
Several witnesses who attended
the dance at which the difficulty took
place, We're present when the case
was called for trial on Wednesday,
and the testimony against Jones was
so strong that he was compelled TO
acknowledge his guilt. and Mayor
Gunter sentenced him to serve thirty
days on the county farm.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
The current issue of the confeder.

The current issue of the Confeder-
ate Veteran contains a half-tone en-
craving of Master Eugene Long
Crutcher, who, at the recent celebra-
ton OF General Robert E. Lees
birthday in Nashville, recited 1.-The
Sword Of Lee" and Memories of the
Blue and Gray" The young man,
who appeared in a Confederate uni
form, is the bright and promising
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crutcher.
Mrs. Crutcher was formerly Miss An
ME Long, of this city, and together
with Master Eugene, is now visiting
relatives on South Fourth street.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28

Major Battle Bell. president Of ffa
Lowndes County Board o. super
yisors, and Cbancery Clerk d. u.
richards have returned from Haffias-
ourg, where they went to attend 4
meeting of the supervisors os the
different counties Of the State. which
was in session there last week.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
Several Questions for the Considera.

Several Questions for the Considera-
tion of the Conservative. Think
ing. Responsible, School-Lovin9.
Peace-Loving VOTERS of Column
bus:
do you want for Mayor a man
who has been TRIED and found hon
est. capable and efficient?
2-Do YOU want a man who be-
1ieves in absolute justice, no favors
to political pets, and who is NOT
the candidate of any society, or of
any DISAPPOINTED POLITICIAN
and his RING?
3-Should your Mayor be a man
identified by long citizenship, owner
ship of a home. with interests in the
public schools, and who has proved
his good citizenship in every way?
If so, vote for E. S. DONNELL for
Mayor.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28

Mrs. E. S. Donnell and children
left yesterday for Biloxi, where they
will spend the summer.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28

Mr.. Joseph A. Eddins, Jr., manager
of the Rosedale Oil Mill, has been in
the city for the past few days on
visit home.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
CAPT. E. S. DONNELL
SECURES NOMINATION FOR MAY
OR or COLUMBU OVER
ROTH HIS OPPONENTS By
4 HANDSOME VOTE.
Little Interest Taken i'm Election
Save i'm the Mayorality Race
The Salty Card of Mayor
DOnneli.

The primary election to nominate
officers for the City of Columbus, to
serve for the biennial period begin
ming on January /, 1907, occurred
in this city on last Thursday, at the
City Hall The election was a quiet
and orderly affair, and outside of
the race for Mayor, little interest
was shown The race for Mayor,
however, brought out over five hun
dred voters, and this was considera-
bly, in excess of the vote which local
forecasters had estimated. The
judges of the election were Messrs.
r. W. Harris, w. P. Mahon, and Joe
Cook, while Messrs. f. r. Simms and
I. H. Sykes acted as record keepers.
Mr. E. n. Beard represented Capt. E.
s. Donnen at the polls, an did the
challenging for him. The other
Mayorality aspirants were not rep
resented by friends TO challenge dis
qualifants.
Following is the result of the vote
polled, as announced by the judges,
and as verified by the County Exec
utive Committee:
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28

Hawkes. glasses are sold by
Chapman G Mayfeld. 6-24-tf.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28

Wanted-50O one-gallon iugs.
Chapman e Mayfeld. 6-24-tf.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
lowing was the lineup:

Col. Clio. Co. East End.
King, Co.. C., Lawrence
Peddy, + .............P., Lawrence
Equen, 1 b......1 b., Roper, W.
Cox, T., 2 b b........2 b., Roper, j.
lines, b........3 b., Mcdonald
Moore, S. s. 5. s., Bearden
Mullins, l.. F. l.. r. Boston
Leigh, c. F.......C. F., McCloud
Cox, j., r. +. X. F., Simmons
There Will be four games between
the teams composing the City League
during the coming week. ON Tues
day the Divelbiss Penant Chasers will
play the East Ends; on Wednesday
the Loeb Brothers will play the Co
lumbus Clothing Company team: on
Thursday the Columbus Clothing
Company team viii play the Divel-
bliss Penant Chasers, and on Friday
the East Ends will play the Loeb
Brothers. All four of the games viii
be played at the fair grounds. and
will be called promptly at $3.50 p. m.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28

The following card, which was
generally circulated around the polls
upon the morning of the election
caused no little comment:
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1905-1908, 1906-06-28
THE SEASON INAUGURATED.
Season of City League Inauaurated
Thursday Afternoon With Game
Between MesSrS. Loeb And
DiyeIbiss


The season of the newly organized
City League was inaugurated on last
Thursday afternoon, when the Loeb
| Brothers team and the Divilbiss
Penant Chasers crossed bats at the
| fair grounds. The Loeb Brothers
had on their league boots, Walk
Over shoes being barred, and walked
away with their opponents, the game
| resulting in victory for them by a
score of Is to 4. Capt" sydney
Bluhm went in to pitch for the Divel-
bliss Penant Chasers, but the Captain
had been busy watching the cotton
market on Thursday morning, and
was tired, SO at the end of the third
inning he retired, and Garrison went
in TO twirl a few balls. The captain
of the opposing team soon got onto
Garrison S curves, and after having
pitched a couple of innings he re-
tired in favor of Earl Richards, who
remained in the box until the con
clusion of the game.
Rhett was in the box for the Loeb
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iiiiiiA5 anu was 9Uoeeeueu ny 1dIIl-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04

Para Puerto Plata, vapor frances
Quebbec" con csrga do transito.
Para New Orleans, vapor americana
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04

Cristo de esta Ciudad,, de msmposte-
ria de altos y bajos, de piedra y azo-
tea, compuesta de sala, comedor.
ocho aposentos. cocina y 1etrina; y
los bajos de once aposentos en- ell in.
terror, algibe, patio y cscusado, colin
dando por la derecha entrando, con
casa de dof1a Catalina Font; por SIT
izquierda, con otra de la succsiCn de
don Jose Echevarria. y por sus fon-
dos, con otra de don Eusebio Her
nandez y la de dof1a Josefa, don Tuan
Bautista y don Jose Maria Ruiz y
Cordova
"Otra sexta participation en- la ca
sa n1mero 5 Ell Ia calle San Jose de
esta Ciudad, de altos y bajos. de pie
dra y azstea, colindante por la de
recha cntrando, con casa de la suce-
sion dc don Juan Pablo Rosell6, por
Ia izquierda, con otra de la viuda {
hijos de don Juan Was, Y por sus
fondos, con otra ,de la succession Po-
wer, anses, hoy de don Joaquin Cor
tes".
FL valor de las dos rcferidas sen
tas participaciones asciende la can
tidad de cuatro mil qdinientos do
liars; pero eXistiendO sobre las di
chas participacioncs TN gravamen 6
hlpoteca por Ell valor de tres mil
dollars, mas los intereses correspou-
dientes seis meseS vencidoS = no
pagados que ascienden la cantidad
de ciento oChenta dollars, al IG
mensual: cncontrandosc constituida
dicha hipoteca favor de don Iqna-
clio 4 favor dc don Ignacio Pefagarj-
cano de esta ciudad, el prccio mini
mo de Ia subasta Sc fila en- la can't
dad de mil quinientos dollars. que
con los referidos tres mil dollars de
la hipoteca Suman el valor de de ia
saci6n.
POR TANTO en- cumplimiento de
esa orden Sc verifcaFa el acto de la
Subasta en- esta ofcina 4 mi cargo.
sta en- el edificio que ocupa Ia Corte
de Dlstrito, el dia I6 de Tunio del
corriente aflo las dos de la tarde ?.
NJ. anunc iandose este remate por ell
termlno de dos semanas, por dos We
ces en- dias alternos en- cl peri6dico
ell BOLETIN MERcANTII que sc edita
en- esta Ciudad, el cual tendra efecto
en- dicho dia mencionado con las
demds condolences que c0nstan en- ell
phego de condolences que estara de
manifesto en- IL Secretaria de Ia Cor
te y tambi6n en- una copia que Sc fl
Jara en- esta Ofcina junto con el
edicto
San Juan, P. r. Mayo trcinta y
uno de I9o6.-Jose Labrador. Mar
shall San Juan District CoNrt, p. r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
Euques que dehesa Esegar
y salidas de este puerto

Vapor espafol "Conde Wifredo. -
Saldra directamente de este puerto
para Vigo, Coruna. Santander. Bilbao.
Pasajes = el Mediterr5neo, eI dia s
del corriente
Vapor poruego, Welde.s skius
esta para salir de Monteviieo con
este destino Los introductores deben
trasmltir sus ordenes por cable prom
tamente; terminada aquf sus ope- !
raciones, seguira viaje para Cuba =
EStadCs Unidos.
Vapor espaflol Martin S4enz. -
Sallo de BArcelona Ell IS del pr6ximo
pasado, para el Mediterraneo Y Cana
rlas, con destino a este puerto v
terminadas aqui sus operaciones. Sc
gulra para Santiago de Cuba. Haba
na, ClenfuegoS, Progreso Campeche
(MexicO), y New Orleans.
Napor americapo "CaroIina. - Con
destinc New York. saldra de este
puerto mafiana.
Vapor americana Coamo. -Sali6
del puerto de New York para eli
nuestro, el del corriente.
Vapor cubano Julia '-Estara aouf.
pfocedente de, la Habana y escalas
intermedias. el ~ del acrual.
Vapor americana Philadelphia. y
Saldra del puerto de New York para
eel nuestro, ell 9 del actual.
Vapor americana Caracas. Con
destino New York, saldra de este
puerto el IS del corriente.
Vapor espafiol "Pfo TX. ."-Saldra de
Barcelona con este destino. Ell II del
coTriente, con las escalas del Medite-
franco y Canarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
Las FiestaS del 24

FL Programa de las fcstas que Sc
preParan para el "a, resultara TN
verdadero acontecimiento. Ademas
de dlez grandes bales y carreras en-
el Hlp0dromo, Sc trata de rganizar
una carrera de automobiles de San
Juan la Carolina. Tai vez para
antes del 20 Sc consiga la Ciudada-
MIA y sea motive para que damas v
caballeros usen con preferencia e1
exquisite Jab5n y Perfume Cashmere
Bouquet de
COLGITE g. 90.
NEW YORK
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04

PoR CUANTO ell peticionario arriba
expresado ha solicitado de esta
Norte, que Sc convierta Ell inscrip-
.ei6n de dominic la inscription pose
Soria que tine sobre una hnca de
su propiedad que Sc describe asi
"Rdstica Estancia sta en- los
barrios de "Hato Nuevo' "Ma-
mey", del tkrmino Municipal de Rio
Piedras, compueSta de trescientos Sc
tenta y treSy media cuerdas, equiva-
ientes, 4 ciento cuarenta y seis hec-
tdreas, y ochenta areas, co1teniendo
una casa de MADEIRA techada de zinc,
colindando por ell Norte, con propie-
dades de Doiia Vicenta Lugo Jose
Rosa Marcelino Negr0n al Sud
con Ia de los senores Perez HERNIA
nos Succession de Don Cosme Es-
candon pot el Este, con el camino
que conduce 4 Aguas Buenas, mas
terrenos de la Succession Escand6n +;
" al Oeste, los de Don Manuel Ma
chuca, Teodoro Rosado, Simon So
tero, Jose LaguHa, Santiago Lagu-
ma, Cristina Figueroa, BasiIio La
guna, los de p6rez Hermanos, y
Joaquin Means
PoR TANT0 de 0rden del H0nora-
bic Juez de esta Corte. Sc publica
ell presente edicto para que los que
Sc consideren perjudicados por la
conversion que sc iateresa puedan
oponerse 4 ella en- ell plazo de ounce
dias, 4 contar de - publication del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
To whom it may concern

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed an applica-
zion with the Executive Council Of
Porto Rico for a franchise or con-
cession to exploit and operate mine
sof carbonate of lime situated on
lands belonging to The People of
Porto Rico, on the side of noun
gain on the Eastern shore of the
Bay of Guanica. ALI persons des-
iring to oppose the granting of said
concession may file their objections
with the Committee on Franchises
-sn or before June 2oth 1906.
wwA ~ Ev
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04

Para la Isla, goletas ALA Blanca
"Uberita" Pe1rito" "Juanita' Dos
Hermanos" India, con carga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
SEcClON COMMERCIAL
MOvimiento maritime
ENTRADAS TRAVESIA

ENTRADAS TRAvESIA
De New York y puertos de esta
lsla. vapor americana Ponce, con
carga.
De Ia Isla, vapor americana Caro-
lima con carga de transito.
De la Isla, vapor americana Puerto
Rico
ENTRADAS CABOTAJE
De la Isla, goleta "Corazon dc Ma
ria.
SALIDAS TRAVESIA
Para Puerto Plata, vapor frances
'Quebbec" con csrga do transito.
Para New Orleans, vapor americana
San Juan.
SALTDAs CABOTAJE
Para la Isla, goletas ALA Blanca"
"Uberita" Pe1rito". "Juanita Dos
Hermanos India, con carqa.
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
1RAVESTA
Ponce, dcscargando.
E, Dwuind. descargando.
Samuel w Halfway, cargando.
Carolina Cargando.
Puerto Rico, trasbordando.
CABOTAJE
Carme'ita. Yabucoa.
Ana Maria. IIumacao y Naguabo.
Carmen, pendiente
Aurelia, pendiente.
Deseada, pendiente.
Esperanza, descargando
Ala Blanca, pendicnte.
Coraz6n de Maria, penliente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
En- la C021E Do DISIRIT0
DBL DISlRII0 JUDICIAL DE- 64p JUAN PR.
2lstsdos UnidOs lie Am6r.oa
El Presidente SIS.
de los Estados Uuidos
Administrator DO los benes eo testamentarfs
de Den Josa Gnlernety
OFICINA DEL MARSHALL
OFICINA DEL MARSHAL.

No Jose Labrador What's Marshal de
Ia Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan
HAGo sABER que por orden de es-
Ia Corte dlctada en- Is de Mayo Co
rricnte Sc autoriz6 4 don Fidel Gu
Ilermety administrator judicial nom
brado en- ell case arriba meucionado
para que pueda vender en- pdblica
subasta y por el preaio minimo que
Sc dira, dos sextas partieipaciones CO
rrespondientes ( los herederos de
don Jose Gnillermety
POR TANr0 SC anuncia la venta en-
pnblica subasta de las feferidas sex
tas parcipacdoues que son como ST
que:
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ca ia casa n1mero n dc Ia calle del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
LOS CAmBEos DEl. MA
NEUROSlNE RRuN,ER
ARTICULOS DEL PALS

ARTICULOS DEL PALS
AzUCAR.-Para Ell consume.
Safe cofriente $I2 4 r2H.
Mascabado (claro) 81
De miel (claro) de s..
Centrifugal (claro) SIS asL.
Americana Ia $sH zsh.
De Ponce de $3Aa3A.
Almid6n, 8 IS.
Ron so grades Carrier, 6t4o cents
gallon.
Mafz $I-6o 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-06-04
American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS EFFECT on AND AFTER FEBRUARY OF
SAN CAROLINA ARCO CMJY, ISABELLA AGUDLLA NAGUz