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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04
Funds for Associated Charities,

Justice David J. Brewer president of the
Associated Charities, sent out final appeals
Tor the $1,000 needed to complete The bud,
get of the Associated Charities until No.
vember L, 1905. In response the following
contributions have been received ut s1l @
street and acknowledged by Mr. John 10Y
Edison, treasurer: ~
MI Frank II, Thomas, s23 H E. wa
81; Mr. A. w. Barber 81: Mr. Henry h
JAWS. $50; Miss Ellen Trurnbull. 81: Mr..
Campbell Darlington, SIS; MI and Mrs.
Royaa 5 kellogg, 81; Cash. 81; Dr. NJ. f,
Inonpson' ~; M b. s., 81; Miss Amelia
Tyler, IS; Senior Gonzalo detouesada sIo:
Anheuser Busch Brewing Association. SOS:
Or. Merrill Z. Gates, $40; Cash, So; Mr. An.
thony e Campbell So; Cash, So; Washine-
ton Woodworking Company, SIS; Rev,
Richard L. Howell. SIS; Mrs. Evelyn Mts
Gowan, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ENTER
TANNED FOR HIS GUESTS.
Other Dinners Last Night-wed ding
Invitations Out
Notes

President Roosevelt began last night the
Inequalities in honor of the governor gem
eral of Canada and Countess Grey by a
dinner, when the guests included the
British ambassador and Lady Durand. the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Root. the
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Senator Lodge, Representative and Mrs.
Longworth, the Attorney General, the Sec
rotary of the Navy and Mrs Bonaparte
Lieut.. Col, Count Gleichen, Col Hanbury-
Williams, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cowies,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lowndes, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred w. Whitridge. Mrs James w
Pfnchot Mrs J. Donald Cameron, Mrs
Afford w. Cooley, Lady Sibyl Grey, Lady
Alexandra de We're Beauclerk. Miss Edith
Root, Miss Emily Tuckerman and Mr. Gif-
ford Pinchot The table was adorned with
golden gate and bride roses Earl and
Countess Grey, Lady Sibyl Grey Lady
Alexandra de We're Beaucierk and Col. Han
bury-Wflliams srent last night at the White
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04
PROVISIONS OF WILLS.
Disposition of Estates of II. r. Smith
and S. C. SNYDER

-.
and S. C. Snyder.
BY the terms of the will OF Hiram r.
Smith, dated February %. 1906. his chill
dren--Ida NJ Smith, Arthur c. Smith. Fred
erick M. Smith, Stella Smith. Helen Smith
Harry Smith, Burton Smith and RaIpb
smith-are to receive 81 each. while the re-
mainder OF the estate, exclusive of a por-
ton bequeathed absolutely to Harriet s.
Smith, widow of the testator Is to go to
his grandchildren In disposing of the leg
acies to his children, the testator provided
that they are to receive 81 each and no
more"
The widow is to receive lot in The sub
division of Whithaven and Harlem together
with the brick house thereon, and the
household furniture, family horse and
phaeton. In addition the widow is to re-
ceive all the profits from the residue Of
the estate for the remainder of her natural
life. The remainder of the property Is to
go to Charles A. Baker, in trust, to use
the proceeds for the benefit of Mrs. Smith
as otherwise provided After her death this
portion of the estate is to be held by the
trustee for twenty-one years, during which
time all the rents and other profits shall
be accumulated The principal and inter-
est, at the end of the twenty-one years,
are to be paid to the grandchildren of the
testator, share and share alike. The will
names Bernard T. Janney executor. The
testator expressed a desire to be buried
with the honors of soldier in the Airing
ton National cemetery.
Sophia c. Snyder by her will. dated De-
cember 81, 1904, and filed for probate, be-
queaths the sum of $500 to her son, Will
liam Tayloe Snyder To her daughter
Annie c. Snyder premises 1410 Pennsyl-
vania avenue are devised and premises 3051
n street are to go to her son, Arthur A.
Snyder. A plantation IN Perry county.
Ala, is given 10 Bladen 7. Snyder and his
three sons. Annie c. Snyder is named as
residuary legatee. Arthur A. Snyder, An
ME c. Snyder and William II. Tayloe are
named executors
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Fred Sandberg and Karolina 8. y'ilzstrom.
Helmuth E. Meyer and Lula NJ Carrico,
both of Bristow. Va.
William b. Carter and Elnora BurreIl.
Thomas @. King and Louise f. Jefferson
William r. Brown of Elyria, Ohio. and
Sadie b. Armistead OF this city.
James c. Ballenger and Rosie M. Robey.
Joseph Lawson and Annie Toliver.
VIVIAN Frey and Edna @. Fletcher.
Martin L. Anderson of Olvany, Ga, and
Georgia " Hicks of Richmond. Va.
George C. Holden and Maud Hammond
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Geographic Society Lecture.

Arrangements have been made for lec-
ture before the National Geographic So
eiety this evening at Hubbard Memorial
Han, entitled THE Fundamental Pr,no,nIas
Of Buadhism." by Shakn Soyen a Buddhist
interpreter. ."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

by a passing vessel and they were taken
OIL and landed at Old Point. The vessel
is so badly damaged that ii is believed she
cannot be raised. The yannanae was a
handsome two-ufssted bay vessel of ninety
seven gross tons burden and WAS owned in
Baltimore. She was an occasional visitor
TO this city with lumber and other cargoes,
and was TO have been employed in She pine.
apple trade to the West Indies during tha
coming season
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gchooner sunk by Submerged WRECK

The Baltimore schooner William II. VAN
name, laden with a cargo Of oysters. Satur-
day night last struck the wreck of the
barge Oak lying near Trimble In lower
Chesapeake bay. and damaged her huh
so badly that she sank Ia twenty minutes.
Her crew chung to her rigging for several
hours. but their cries for help were heard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

and her nieces, the Misses Bourke, are
leaving shortly for a six weeks visit to
Hayti.
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Deaths In the District.

Deaths were reported to the health Office
during the past twenty -four hours as fol-
lows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

The Belgian minister and Baroness Mon
cheur entertained at dinner last night the
Mexican ambassador and Nine Casasus
the Netherlands minister and Nine. Won
Swinderen, Senator and Mrs. Rayner, Sena-
tor Aldrfch. Justice and Mrs. Holmes,
Mrs Hope Slater Miss Sheriff.. Miss Helen
Patten, Miss Clayton, Mr.. Smalley and Mr..
Blackford of Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

Miss Susie Lubelle Corcoran, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3. Coreoran,
and Mr.. Albert Stuart Mcbride, jr., will
be married Wednesday, April IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hume have issued
cards for the marriage of their daugi ter.
Mamie Graham to Lieut.. Henry Jewett,
Corps of Engineers, L. s. A., Wednesday
afternoon, April IS, at O'Clock, Pro-Ca-
thedral Church of the Ascension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-04

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. A w. Greedy have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Adola to Rev. Charles Lawrence
Adams Tuesday, April p, at nlgn noon, St.
Johns Church.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
La DhClMA MuSA

Abetna mes6n donde Ia hbia conocda padre a-
hermana del pobre Sv0 Me record6 olnlo Ia cErcxadx
ID session erara ceebramos don Ceferno srgeno dc
gendrmes e Maestro de ecuea ell medco de Ia sda No me
hb6 de nuesa plasica oras del Creu'e pero 6zo
propio habn5one de extos de gora de tril
erarios Todo Il sones TODD para ellis de fiesta s. vida
contnuado encauto derchl zqurds del So. t9dns
los repomhrsHcs ssoDes disputsban Ell
die art.s htf rec.do de IL 6ort
dfG estabs nV'tsda para er sus composcore n
Con fir coerciA s reciN b cor lOs paetas m,sIu.t
direc9Tes de os per6tc 1sban todas n&
de caAro. La sen Pasn4 Dlca1ga muar IN Ge
seDto hAbA arrCd pntGs rogsndJls qQe tscr
beSe Ago ufa oe romazs Me mostr6 piz
que bsb rsgsdo Ia Amelia De dfG uul caris
EngannaS GrtOS del alma HsbG dado tres mil frsncos
editor conAOa en- los producoI de cabr
tos adems de cato enrQuecese L1ego recc tndoe neg
Yente sobre Aimoh ohlc6n del sof}, prosiaui6
Mi suerte CO partCsFa digna de env0l et cisrto9
Pues beD habe de saber socedad moeGt que gG
mportups Hay f0ndo del alma vco que NADIA lena
Solo ambcono quntA los arsdedoes
de Paris vvr en- ella mi fAmia. Creo que mOG
reSlixar cate deseo
La felicite cortsmente me retire COZ trisseza
Estuve dos s6o sin verls LIS Englantinds Critics del
alma vieron uz p6bc Sc vendieroo siete emglare Acs
de dsne 10 uz hIbln ado obio de sgunSs conversational.
Publcd,s na5i Sc scord6 de
H. "a mucho tempo oa hbisr De Elena. El
cierta rde de ot6o Ia ott6 de mbrg,
Est.oa ts ii. delga1s vssts d. negtp Avs ON
trsri.da LIS d'riRf con iot. es aguoss ptegu 4as
Eadre bsbi' meerio deosro pocos
cassr COD M.ri,.
-iC6mO, la die yo avsnt1rAs so o.yri.e
tan 'eios oel vtestrof
Conte6me que haba drjIdo Ia cae Banchs qas vvi, en
del Inferno. la Acomp.66 hIs puersa de oaa Ne in
vito que subiera scepi6
-Encontrlres mi habtAc6n de cuAIqusr modo, do; mi
madrs eslS algo enitrml
-TsDdre musho g1ItO en- Ofrecsrla mis- reSpstoE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
CunA eARANTIZADA PAR \
LAS ALMORRANAS

SINGLES ySANGKANIEs, Ia
rERIoREs , con picsz6n. Los boa
ear,os dsvolverAn sl dinero, 81 ei oN'
GuENTo de PAzo deia de curar
eualo uier saso, por rebelde que sea n
8A14 dias. La primera splicscion dc
alivio ' sosiego. 81 ei botcario no
10 tiens, euvienos el equivalsnte q oo
centavos oro americana, on sellos dc
corrso, y SO envisra franqueado por
Paris Medicine Co., St Luis MO-, n "
MIgNTRAs 90 ereusn.re sraba
,ando en- 81 Psrque 10 oompafia drs'
mks,ca, los passieros que en- lss no
ehsa do furCl6n visjen do San Jusn a
Rio pietras 6 vice versa, trasb9rda
ran en- 10 parada 23'
Nn ssta imprenta 80 vsnde pa
ne, v,eio de peri6dieo & o. quin.al,
Dei.treense bien las psiaoras
pABsT MILWAUKEE densro Del
aro roio de ls scredisada marca de
eeryexa de ese nombre. No deoe con
fundirse eve tAmoso nomore DO <pao's
M,,w., k Q, con el dc tsz New York
La iptep cion de esta lmitacion s@ita .
In Vista sirva este aviso q loa nu
meroa 9 G, ,,n.umidorts dc <paoss's
Ag-pses: M, r CaldeE6n q C''
Tstu IL.
TEE May FLOWER. 80 Crist
a. 10. saa Juan, R.-A una cuA
ara dc los cares el6csrIcos prlnci
palss saibsaos del GoDisrno. Espisl
Ana visa 10 bahia. BAnos modsi
~os sanitartoa. Rab4lAclonss trsssss
nx4uistsa eomida pasrsorriausaa
amsvisama. Prsdos nodsrados. .-EMl
LIZA RAMIREZ, viuda do Masaerrer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
BIBLIOTECA DE Ella DEMOCRACIA. q

de 0dos corteno Quenes acusa retr0
hubo que Lreocupara de vda hubese nddo
Ia pobreza, nj que hubera Rssdo suprema
horA
-Estais de bromA dijo Elena.
-Al contrario me dan ganas de lcrAr
Eto die hsblsrla dela vida teara que tratsbA
de emprendr locamente Z. liable de resgos ecoos
Procure convencera de vv enga6da sta fu duro s
piadado con ella
ST. os epga6ais IL die Porque tene alg6n talento
Imagination go Ardante senmento evado de ID nAu
rz no agoe de 'h quo e ea poeta que e este macado
dedo de Dlo CuSnos vi pafr con cabsS crgoida
voveron fente baia Sc pare g,: Las que
dede eos ofreciAn ffutos " evsntal br1s
csmente los sendero parfcn bn mens incnados
ecarpsdos resbaadzos s amig nvabsn
retran porvenir vepde ID gloria geno
puede con.iderAr felz sno que hambre
miseria.
No me mte poec ina E.res le vaticine 10 utre
que sguardabA saA de aldea lae uviera asnA
de los sacrfcios que iba fam La hce DIR e
enguaie auero de probidAd ID de 6n todo 10 que
possible una pobre dsueta AAveoturr en- mar
tempestucsa donde Sc abismsn tants viCtimas.
Pero todo 6ncsmsntA respondi6 esAs frsses: Ea
de boma6 ben: 10 ssbss vosY siempre coocaba
mis- oios a carta del gran poetI.
-Pero. hiia mia Ia repicabs yo; voig or nuestros
grandes poe escrben vngrdades cdos los poesroa
les Consultan mslos Esta que constuye
vue gloria vuestro orguo hace "a muCho enpo que cua
vuestra urovncia.
Teneis de ella una edc6n en- 81 bOI,iloI me pregunt6
scerte bp1'6n
-jChil saP contsste 20. sonriendo.
Elena se levAnt6 drgimos a adea. Ea Ell canine
nstans cre que 10 hAb clnzAdo cuando de prOnt
como 81 hablara consigo mismo. diio
Mo-. Glen vece mol
Luego voviendese mi, pr0sgui6
Ademks dc e1to tQu6 Quereis que 70 seal tCree que
mi exssucia PVsde deSEN 90 tabeEna d mi psarsL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
IHO AchTARRRAsEi /

RI catarro es una enfermsd I'D que
tiene mucha mas importsncia della que
generalmente SO ls atribuys. Invade
todos los 6rganos del cuerpo, cuyas
tlincionas y fuerzas debilitA profunda
mente Escaua q frecuente 10 sordera
afecta 10 vista, 10 narix y In gargapta
y gu generslmeusa por donde empiez
10 tuberculosis q tiais.
La niisms facilidad y Ia frecuen-
sla con que 80 pesoasnn catarro. hace
Q las personss indiferentes para Gu
rarlo y 10 gran mayorfa no 90 preocu
Oh de las consecuenoias.
Los bafos frios por 10 mafiana
tnmedtAsamente dsspues do deiar el
echo, dormir con las ventanss abier;
sAs y evitar las eorrisntes de aire, son
orscsueionss muy buenAs que no cues.
10 trabajo el observarlss. Pero el
preventive mas positive, mas efcaz,
mas tAcil y mas positive J tsnbiep el
1us aconsejan los mAdiccs, es IL Emul-
si6n de Scott do acsIte de hfP ado de
1scniao
Es sorprendente Ia fuerza, vitalidad,
.nergia podsr de resissercia que re-
,ihe 81 cuarpo humane dc las peque.
sss desis de Emulsion de Scott que se
sdministran con eorstancia. Ests
amulsi6n racubre lnteriormeuts todaa
as parties d6hilss y vulnerahlss de-
euarpo y 10 poue al abrigo de 10 In
taccinn cstarral
De eusndo 40 euando aparecer
lndustriales POGO eacrupulosoa anun
eiando emulsionss, vinos q prepGa .
dos & los qua stribuyen propied sde'
curativas que no iiensn y haata hs.
quien 90 streve 4 decir en- letras d.
tmprenta, que el petr6leo 8 kerosinl
90 un alimsnts,
Que 90 ol patr6leo? Un aceite mine
.al que sc nsa como combustible par
'ubricar limpiar m&Quinas y par
3lumhrar
-Uua suhstsncia indigestible gu
parece de 10 propiedad ssencial de TO
do alimento. eusl 81 la asimilaci6n
@ue psss 81 traves del tubo intestns
sin moditicarse y sin ser absorb
bids; una substancis en- fin, que NJ
tiena ninguna de las propied AIDES Gu
-ssivse alimenticiss del aceite d
higsdo de bacalao. 81 se diieae gu
el natr6leo es un alimento para md
quinan podrfa pasar; pero no un oil
mentc rars al cuerpd.
81 sen6ts alguna duda, pregunta
q vuessro mAdico: 81 on confrmar& es
ia verdsd ' 81 aetais escaaos de fuer
sas, de earns y d. sangre. on aeonse
ara aue snmAis Ia Emulsi6a d eSooit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
HERMlNIO DIAZ
Abogado- -Notario
San Juan, Puerto-Rico
SAN JUSTO Il.

-UN BUEN reloi dc orc o. el. .mejor
regao para Nsvidad. f. Kshrh aim
y CO. San Francsco %, San Juan.
O. En Ia calle dc San jose n1mere
I, 90 slqulla IN mirsdor.
sNTHE HELvETIA.-N calle dc
q Cruz. Gran casa do h6spedes. <Ta-
ole d holel,. Apossntos para familial
' personas sofas. Comidas q cincHen.
to centa vos cubierto Baiios. Tel6fonC
lY3. Apartado correo, 2s5. Propieta.
rio, Pedro Schira. Nota: Este hote
esta q cargo dc una seflorita cagne-
d.
--Por so ctvA 8 81 sem ansles com
prara ustsd un reloj de orc de rs q X
dohars. F. Kehrhsha
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
EDICT0

-
Eu Ia Corte de Dlstrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Essados Uuidos de America. FL Pre-
sidense de los Estados Unidos. 90:
Manuel F. Rossy. Dem andants. W..
viuda Willis, g sorges Ksck y Alan L.
Reid, Demand ados.
Ejaouc6n de Senteneia.
POR CUANTO, sl die nusvs de
Noviembre de mil ncvecientos cinco,
+, Manuel F. Rosy, coEo demand ante,
obtuvo una sentsncia & su favor On
e.ta Corts do Distrito contra viuda
| Willits, George S. Keck y Alan L.
Reid por Ia suma de SETECIENTOS
sETENTA Y NUEVE dollars CUA-
RENTA centavos con iDtsres & rax6n
de seis por ciento annual desde 10 Do
Agosso te 1904 hasta que sea satisfe-
chs, iuntaments con DIEZ Y NUEvE
dollars SETENTA Y CINCO centavos
por costas y psgos en- 10 fechs de di-
cho failo costas gus se devenguen
en- Ia eiscuci6n de 10 sentencia.
| YPOR CUANTO, dicha sentsncia
fue snotada en- oil registro de csusss
dc la Ofcina del Secresario de dicha
Corte sl dia y afio antes mencionados;
y que ID sums de sCIENTOS Qua.
RENTA Y CUATRO dollars OCHEN
TIA Y SEIS centavos Sc halla PEN
dieats de pago para xatisfacer 10 re.
fsrida sentetc cia.
| Por tanto, Yo, Joi6 Labrador y
IVlnals, Marshal de Ia Corte dc Dis.
trito del Distrito Judicial do San
Juan, P. R., he dispue.to sacar q pd
bica subasta los s'guientes bisnei
emb argados & los demandados:
<RUSTICA; PArcela comprendidi
centre tl csmino dc las Monias y !,
! <.fnea del Ferrocarril dc 10 Carolin,
! 81 TranvfA do Rio.F Fiedras q esta Ca
spitsl compuesta do tres cuerdas d
. <terreno y ciDco mil quinientas sesen
<,a y cuatro varas ochenta pies, equi
, xvalentss ciento ochenta y och.
<srsas, trsiIta y tres eeniiareas y Gin
, <cusnta centimos considersndo eI
<ochenta y cuAtro centimos ls vara
, <colindante al Norte con el camino d.
<servidumbre que conduce 4 10 estan
ecia Monias de don Pablo Ubarri; q
<Sur CON 10 Succession Davila : dol
CLOSE Carmoega; al Este con el Tran
<vfa de la Capital q Rio Piedras J
econ 10 carretera central; y al Osst
Scon el Ferrocarril de la Carolina
<Es aggregation de la estancis Mon
Gas del barrio de Hato Ray, dc Rio
>iedras inscrita al f1lio Is del tom(
IL dc Rio Piedras, inca 754, inscrip
ecion " y % halla insCrita al folit
1922 tomo II do Rio Piedr 90, fnca MI
smero 7l1s
El aeto dc Ia subasta tendra efec
Ito el dia vsinte del mss de Febrer,
pr6ximo y ho,a de lac tres de la tar
de, en- mi Oicina sta On el mismt
edifcio Ge ~ Corte.
Los biares le~aa adiodicados q
mejor pos,or al psgo de la venta 81
hAr4 eject en 81 acto dc la adjudi
caci6r; so'6od 1se prese nse que el il
cit>d qua b; viese la buone pro hs
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En- esta lmprenta Sc yende
papel vlejo de peri6dico a 81
quintal.
CAMARA De DtlEGaDQS

tContinuaci6n de Ia pdgina say
la ley que ahors 80 considerable insos
ienioIe.
Fl lefi )r Carri6n aecand6 & 10 ma
yo,ia
Fus aprobs do sl articulo por vein
tiun voGos cout's los sen nores Bssosa,
ue { ado Gandia C6rdovs, que vo-
taron en- cobtrA.
AL termlnar el debste se epcoptrG.
ban en- oil localun.s euatrosientss
ersonss,que aplsuieron con entuaiaa.
mo las mAnitstaCiones do los de'ega.
dos.
La session 90 leyant6 & 10 cineo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
PaTa seheTas, nIhos J nj
has, roDa hecha

SNo ha visto usted los magafHeos
traies, blusss, kim0nas, sacos, guar
do polvos, enaguas, camisas, cubrs
corsets, traies para nifias y ninos,
etc., etc., de telas hilo, hechos on nues'
tros talleres? Aunque los precios
que vsndemos SON MUY MODICOS
no haeemos NADIA do pacotilla.
Nuestro extenso surtido compren
dc desde 10 blusa mas sencilla, asia
los rieos traies adornados con
sncsies de hilo, calados, bordados
etc.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work 4
Embroidery CO.
10, Tortalexa, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
N0TTCJAs DEL DJA

LOS PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en- 6stos 6ltimos cinco afios y por
esta raz6n los recomendsdos por los
profesores do mdsica dc mas prestigio
en- 10 isla, son los de Ia f&brics Kohts,
b Campbell, de New York, de 10 cus)
es agente en- San Juan A. s. Belaval
Apartsdo 81, y 4 quieu pueds usted
dirigrse para meiores informes.
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de conformarse CON los tftulos existen'
tes.
Dado bsjo mi nrma on San Juan,
P. R. hoy die velnticinco de Enero de
mil novecientos seis.
JOSE LABRADOR.
Marshal District Court
of San Juan, p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-03
,Aegsins4@kn De la pdqina ss

t2Hf&31tH%9s8t &e w p~f"
-gl ssssor D1Az NAVARRO no
aatsblssido % Ofeins dc Abogsdo y
m Nos,rfs On ssss siudad, eAlle de san
Jusso ndmsro IL ,.-
E,eres ante 10 Corte Federal, Cor
N do Dissriso dc soda 10 l.ls , Oof's y,
supreme, dsdisandoss asfmismo o.
snamsD de htulos Dc propied.ds,' To-, ID. d.
corporation de oorporasIons' del pals
: sxtrangsras , trsmitssi6n Dc expe'
disutss de expropiaei6n forsosa'
Aesps.ndo 10 noble eompeseneis
hoy ssssbleeida On 81 eiereicio 90 10, :,
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-12-14

Der OF bushels vas larger. Corn, Ter
example, though a smaller crop this
year than in 1905, was produced to
the extent of 1881 COO, 900 bushels,
Most Of the increase Of Il e aggregate
of farm values is due TO horses aud
meat animals, which brought higher
prices in 1906 Milk also went higher,
along with poultry, hut there was an
OH SET in the lower farm pr ices OF but.
ter and eggs. Beet sugar. valued at
$34 900 900, makes NV record, As
does rice, which was lr.dnced TO a
value Ut $ls,0O0,0O0 The farmer
prosperity is welcomed by all, sirce
he is a generous consumer and creates
demand for tho labor OF workers in
oil occupations-Boltimerc SIN
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-12-14
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PRINCE
GEoRGE's COUNTY, IN Equity.

No. 1867 Equity.
1T APPEARING to the Court that
i John w. Babson, Trustee, has depart
ed this life without having accepted the
trust by filing a bond, as required by law,
and that Ellis Spear, the surviving trus-
tee, has duly filed bond, accepted the
trust and that said bond has been duly
approved and that the title To said prop
erty is in the said Ellis Spear as surviving
trustee, it is ordered by the Circuit Court
for Prince Georges County i'll Equity
that the Court hereby assumes jurisdit ton
of the trust reposed by the deed from
Frank L. Middleton and wife to John w.
Babson and Ellis Spear, Trustees, and it
is further ordered by the Court this goth
day of Novemb Der, 1906. that all the sales
made and reported by Ellis Spear in his
original Petition fled March 14th, 1906,
and in his Report Of Sale filed this day,
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the 18th day Of December, 1906; pro-
vided copy of this order be published in
some newspaper published in Prince
Georges County once in each of three
succe ssive weeks before the II h day of
December, 1906
GEO. G. MERRICK, A. J.
True Copy Test BkNJ. ID. STEPHEN,
Clerk
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-12-14
AkM-CKEATE Ed w EAl.TH

A magnificent record OF progress is
b ing made 10y our manufacturing
mining and transportation interests,
but the American farmer still holds
his place among our creators OF wealth
and may court comparison with o,h'r
producers There has been in the lasl
few years an immense development in
the. science and art@Of agriculture,
which reveals its effects in the figures
of the recen. report-ot the s cretar,
OF Agriculture. Crops beyond prece.
dent in 1906 proloag the present re
ma, kable era ofprosperity. The farm
values are 1874 100000. or 1885,.
600, 600 more than in 1905, and two
billions more than in 1899. Corn led
with a value OF $l.lOO, 900 900, follow
ed ty cotton, $64O 100000; hay.
$500, 900; wheat, $450,0O0, 900:
cats. 100000 900; potatoes, $780,.
100000; harley, $4,000 900; tobacco,
$55 100000: sugar .cane products,
$4,000 00O... nd other "uD -numrratt q"
products estimated altogether at 81
billions. The value per bushel Of GER
calls was less in 1906, it seems, than
ip some preceding years, but the mum