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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-17
Un niRO aCusadO de hurtO.
GUARIONEX.

Un niio de diez amos de edad fu6 pre-
Bentado hoy ante 81 Juez del Vale, acusa-
do de hRber hurtadO una GAIA de polvog de
un ESTABLISHMENTS de esta Cindad.
Parece que el niio de referencfa va otra
vez cOmpaTeOi6 ante 81 tribunal por jugar
en- Ia via pdblicR con otros muchachos, no
asiBiendo Ia escuela.
Ell Juez amonest6 al rifio aconsei6
Ia madre que durante las horas del dfS,
como ella no podfa atenderlo, 10 pusiera
{ aprender un Oicio y por Ia noche 10 en-
-1iara In aaeualR nneturna ~;
Absolvi6 el Juez al pequefio deIincuens
to. ~ ..
Este niho que 10 que parece, no hace
presnmir determinismo criminal, es vivo
, deSpisrto, 1i 20 fundafa Ia casa de refu.
giO de niioB desamparados, pudiera ser
reCojido y Serfa uno de los casos en- que &
tempo, pudieran evitarse las congeCuencias
del abandonO y del NAL ejemplO.
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MOTAS PERSONALES.

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, nuestro
distinguidO compatriota y compaGero en-
Ia prensa don Eugenio AstOl, quien nos
dispense agradable vista hey. Tomar6
parte en- el mitin de esta tarde. Bien We
nido.
Los seiores Joaquin y Tulio Santana,
del comercio de Caguas, ge encuentran en-
eSta Ciudad en- aSuntos de negocios. Buen
6xito.
Sc han restablecido de Ia tlolencia que
les retuvO en- CANA algunos dias, los sefio-
res LIDO. Juan Hernandez Lopez y don
Juan e. Medina, consul de Santo Domin-
60. Lo celebFamoG.
Sc encuentran On Ia isla, en- asuntos
del BerviCio de sus respectivos departamen.
tOs los BefioreS Grahame, Falkner y Proc
tor, que no han concurrido esta mafiana 4
Las oicinag de su cargo.
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NOTAS DEL TEMPO.

ReprOducimos & continuation, las notaI
Eiguisntes:
Octubre IA:
Preston barom6trica, 1888.
Temperature las 8 IN, 79.
Temperature m6xima, 86.
Temperatures mfnima, rs.
Lluyia, vestigios.
VientO & las a. M, S.
VientO m6ximo, II 3. r
Octubre 15:
Preston barometrica, 29.7e.
Temperature & las 8 q. M, 70.
Temperature maxima, 85.
Temperature minima, Is.
Lluvia, 0.
Viento las 8 q. M, 10 Sc.
Viento m&ximo, is Sc.
OCtubre IS:
Preston barometrics, 1881.
Temperature 4 las 8 am, rs.
Temperature m6xima, so.
Temperature mfnima, "A.
Lluyia, IN.
yiento 4 las 8 d. M, 8 N.
iento m6ximo, is 8.
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ReglansntO del Supreme
Aggregation De IRstruGGlonss en- autos De Gausa
criminal.


Corte Supreme de Puerto Rico. La Cor
to Suprema de Puerto Rico ha acordado
10 iguiente:
El Tribunal Supreme, en- session de este
dis, acuerdR adoptar Ia Regla SOs, que se'
agregar6 al Regiamento de Ia CoFte SUI
prema de Puerto Rico despues de Ia Re
gla 80a, dicha RegIa Sc enten.
der6 redactada como sigue: SOa. Guam
do en- una causa criminal se presen-
te esta Corte una solicitud pidiendo
que Sc agregue los autos las instruccio-
mes dadas en- 81 Tribunal inferior, Be dene-
CARA dicha Holicitud, 4 menos que se de.
muestre que Ia omission de incluiE dichag
.iustrucciones en- los autos, ha ocurrido
por culpa negIigencia del Eecre-
9tario del Tribunal de Distrito; que
el apelapte pueda probar que antes
de Ia transmission de los autos q este
Tribunal, ha tratado de conseguir que
las instrucciones fuesen puestas por es.
critic, frmadas por 81 Juez, y que
81 petici6n en- tai sentido, ha sido denega-
da por razones improcedentes.
Esta regla empezar6 regir inmediata-
mente San Juan Puerto Rico, is de
Octubre de 1905. jose s. QuiftOnes, jose
g. Hernandez, jose Ma Ffgueras, j. II,
MocLearg AdOLph G. Vol.
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RETR ETA.

Pleas que Sc tocardn el sdbado dia
20 de Octubre, en- Ia retreta por la Banda
de niflos de Benefcencia en- los jardines
del Asilo las cuatro de la tarde.9
10. Mister Juan March, estreno) vi
folo.
20. Selection de Ia opera Bohemia y
Himno de Riego. GQmnnaato por Vinolo.
30. Serenata SchubeF, (obngaua Sa.
xofon).
40. Variaciones de clarinete ga las
pruebas me remito' (estfeno), Vi1olo,
SO, .'Te veo", Two Step, Vifiolo.
60. Danza LA CrioIIa", Duefio.
Himno "Bani Master Juan Vinolo.
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Tel6fOno sin hiIOs

El sabio frances NJ. Maichie ha descu-
bierto, recientemente, un sistema de telefo-
MIA sin hilos y ha conaeguido teIefonear &
gfan distancia, sirvi6ndose de la TERRA
del mar como conductores.
M. Maichie ha llegado perfeccionar
su invento, llamado 4 favorecer ID nave.
gaci6n submarine.
La prensa parisien de Ia cuaI tomamos
eatas noticias, no da detalIe alguno acerca
del invento de M. .Maiche, por 10 tanto
prometemos ocuparnos otro dia mas extern
samente de este nuevo sistema de telefono
sin hilos.
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Una CONFERENClA CIENTIHCA.
El eoRoeld0 lltsratO sefoT YSsgusz
Yepes hahlaTd en- 81 ktsnsO

Mafana por Ia noche llevar6 & efscto
en- 81 Ateneo de esta ciudad, 81 conocido
escritor colombiano ST.. Yasquez Yepes,
udA confeTencia cientffca No han circu-
lado invitaciones especiales 81 aIudido
senior invita- por medic de las preaentea
lfneas toda Ia prensa de la ciudad =
personals que tengan gusto en- asiatir {
Ia referida conferencia. Los que no sean
sociOs del referido centric pueden tambien
concurTir 81 acto.
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COMERCIALES.

Ell sr. M. G. Piedra, de Guayama, Sc
sirve partciparnos que por mutuo acuerdo
ha quedado disuelta la sociedad mercantil
que jiraba ALI bsio Ia denomination de
Piedra MARTINEZ, continuando los mis-
mos negocios de Ia referida el indicado Sr.
Piedra, bajo su solo nombre.
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P6SaHle.

Ell eBtimable compatriota don Joae Ba.
rreraE m6dico de Juncos, pasa por Ia pena
de haber perdido en- el t6rmino de 8 dias
dOs hermanoE, d. Francisco, antique profe.
GSry d. Eduardo, agricultor de ialea
"L& Correspondence" se aBocia & Ia
penR de Ia familia BarreraR
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So arrIenda ! vende

Una finca rlistica, compuesta de $50
cuerdas propias para siembras de caflas,
frutos memories, fabaco chinas etc. etc.
Tiene casa habitacion, aparatos antiques
para la elaboration de azIicar Y excelente
aqua potable. Esta situada q orillas de la
carretera de Aguad LA Isabella q 30 mi
nutOs de la primera poblaci0n.
Para mas informes Luis N. MaisOnave
AguadilIa AS. y. q.
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octubre Is:


Sc alquila, con 8 sin comidas, una habi-
tacl0n que da la calle y propia para dos
personals. No hay mas huespedes. Refe-
Eencias, Dlrigirge IetuaR 15v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-17

El Abogado don Manuel F. Rosy,
defiende los candidates que ae trata de-
excluir del s'tiket" MpI. de Arecibo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-17

Ahorro.
Horas de GAIA: Para las imposiciones:
De 1O3 de La manana, y de & 81
de Il tarde los dias laborables y de 81 {
1O3 de Ia mafana los domingos; Para Ia
extracciones, las mismas horas excepto los
domingos.
RegEGmentO de "a Sscos6n: Las personal
que inteTesen mas pormenores sobre un
pimoiciones extracciones manera de IL
guidaE intereses, etc, pueden Bolicitarse
ejemplares an Ia Gaia.
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Sin darse cuenta de clio, hablan de
Ia union y de la cohesion indispensable
para hacer politics puertorrique1a.
Y dejandO IL polftica nm lado vamos
Las moscas que NOS tienen verdadera-
mente amoscados Despu6s que Sc han es-
critic voldmenes = mas yol6menes respeCto
las moscas y mosquitoes, despues que han
desflado pOr la prensa sendos artfculos
atacando las condolences sanitarias de al.
gunos lugares que dan lugar procrea-
ci6n de insectos tan da1inoR nos encontra-
mos CON que estamos bajo 81 imperio de
Las moscas y mosquitoes
Unos dicen que Ia lenidad habids con
algunOs patios zaguanes da origen Ia
playa que nos moleSta y otros q. eslla falta
de eBCoger an Bitio apropiado on donde es-
tablecer un Crematorio para acabar con
tantas inmundicias como Sc sacan de Ia
ciudRd.
Vamos & YER en- que para 6sto, porque
opiniOnes muchas eonocemoA Falta ahora
la acci6n.
GUARIONEX.
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EnLo correspoDdeDcio

Fianzas en- met6lico y con frma.
ReCibOs talOnariOs para cObro de aIqui.
Ie1eg de Casa.
Conocimiantoa a. Golata
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BVENA OeAsIaN.

En- sitfo muy eentrico, frente la plaza
principal de esta ciudad, Gale de 8 n
Francisco no. 80, Sc alquilan habitaciones
muy convenientes. Informan en- la mis-
ma casa. Is v. q.
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E Santa Barbara Sc
aeuerdan, segdn reza 81
adagio, cuando llueve.
Y es verdad y YER
dad como un puio.
Ahf est6n los repu-
bliCanos cultos que en-
sus mftines no les que.
da mas remedio que
hacer pOlftica unionista
para ponerBe al niyel
del auditorio.
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ia VILLA DE MADRID-

LA VILLA DE MADRID.-Ya
Ilegaron las legftimas camisetas de Crops
de Sante, id de merino trancssas; suTtido
de casimires; madras para camisas inf
nidad de aTtfculos de los que es exclusiYa
esta casa. FL p6blico de buen gusto
compra iempre en- ia Villa de Madrid.
San Francisco 81. TeIefono 273. P. o.
Box 764. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
sECCIoN DE AHoRRos.

lnspOsicio1.es sob7e iBreta: Desda- SO-25
& 81, 600 deYengaran interses al por 100:
annual.
IaspOsiciOnes pEasO fjO Desde 5000 en-
adeIante devengar6n intar6s al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-07
FACTS AND tIGI RES.
They Fell the Story of Ringing Broth-
 CTS Immense Circus.

Rnsling Brothers circus is the largest in the world .2S0 people are employed in it's various departments; 600 horses are used, and it requires
 eighty-tive cars 10 haul the huge enterprise from place to place Twen- ty tents are spread for the daily ex-
 hibitions. The circus tent proper will seat 14,00o people comfortably. The performances take place in three rings, two stages and on q hippodrome track a quarter of q mile long Three hundred performers take part in the immense program, and 200 highly bred and educated horses are used in the ring acts. In the menagerie de- paTtment uFe l0S cages and denS. oc- cupied by the raFcst and most yalu, uable collection of rare wild animals in the world X herd of forty ele- phants. the largest ill captivity @is to be seen in 1his annex. X rhinoceros, tWo giratfes. hippopotamus. a horned horse white polar bear. 1apir, black vaalk. baby tigers. and black leopards are other rai-e animals to be found in this zoo The performing elephants are the most remarkably edncaf-i beasts eyer seen and lhe- trained seHl3 present a marvellous exhibition of aui- mal intelli9encc. The ring perform ;tnces are characterized by novelty and sensation. and many of the lea.l- ing artists are European celebrities appearing here for the first finir. Clark Brothers, Gilbert t,ldred and the four Bedinis, the leading expo nents of bareback riding in the world ara in this class. The O'clock family t.rnesto Sisters. Herr Fuss. , Nor mans. Nelson Comiques, Young Broth CTS, ; M0Watts. Onri troupe and the Clark0nians are among the imported symnasts of international fame The 9orgeoas spectacle of the Field of the Cloth of Gold employs l,29o charac- ters. 200 dancing girls and 900 chor- isters The music is rendered by a band ot fifty musicians. This chorus is truly the worlds greatest, and an institution of American origin and growth Binaln9 Brothers, marvel ous show will exhibit at Pine Bluff Friday. November Ii, giving TWO per fol1nances, afternoon at and eVel- inu af o'clock
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ContempIates a
 Roller Mill

Mr. W. R. Rogers. of Columbia, Ky, passed through the city today en- route to TeXa1k kama. where he has his return he will probaly stop in this city with a view to looking out a location for a large roller mill. Mr. Myers is d leading roller mill and lumber man of southern Kentucky; an exemplary citizen and his coming here would add much to interests of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-07

Did xou eyer try Brooks Electric Oil, the great antiseptc pain killer eelic eHre and natural healer?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-07
A * * | + < + + + * ' < @ . q . ! EAST END NOTES. + + &
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Mr w (. Livingstone has resigned his position as freight carpenter to 20 on the road with the honse gang.
 Mrs. ]. II. Lyon has returned from an extended visii to her mother at Bowie. TeXas
 Mr. E C. Thompson has accePted q position as car rePairer at the Cot ton BeIt shops.
 The little dauehjef of Mf and Mrs. Ed Baker is quite sick
 Mrs E. F. Stafford and little dsush- ter, Catherine Of TFlef, Texas, is vis- ilin2 Mrs Frank Wellins on East Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-07
fHE. izEFiiI T!i{NfS
ul HOWE

. tA z. t.t E L. s1 { 3siN
 0E H0NE-Nts..s..
 l. las ir. -.u. rH. a H.,.sa
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 Ha.r .a.., z=a s.r... #aa.s. at.~..ea. l.. -I..z.. ...".aE :. a#.5-=p .I1 ,.r-
 IHrr.s.-= zgft.. .Gs.4 H4-4.' aasJ- e.aa5.sa-== 4-a'. 4=sa eaaae. .4:-f.,s #a#,lg=. @.a5@ a., f0f la-Is e4=47., s.5Ha- .sag1. a-# ea- aeeeHHt a.aa staus= =.ao. mest .raam) aa idtc5ous ecounmH. Ae5#lGi is like a flower Wjtu4 perfume. then" is no hpart in theie homes ETrrHthu4 is loo cold aad res8Iar mechanical. lImne-makiH4 k som. apalt from good houaekeepin4. thou4h i, should em- brace certain dearee Gl the latter. No hard and fast rules can be laid down for attaining to ifs perfection, but q woman who is kind-heartod and unsolfish will seldom fail in this no ble work Ii should be borne in mind that in every household there are diff ferel tempealmetns to be dealt with. and that each member of the family, especially if advanced in years, has some oddity or hobby which means a great deal to him or her. The w0- man who would be a true homc-maker must watch all the tastes of her be loved ones. and must even he able sometimes to divine their unspoken wishes. She must strive to humor their pcculiaities and to have none of her own. for her mission in life is 10 minister and not to be ministered unto, and although il requires the highest degree of self-abne2ation il is q very beautiful one. It might he called the mission o1 little thin9s--to show no impatience when interrupted at some favorite occupation. to bear contradiction in silence. to listen patiently to long and tiresome con- VersatiOn, to accept assistance Smil- ingly when one would much prefer to work alone, to remain calm when others 2row excited and angry--is al most go play through life a perfect part" especially if il be done through higher motives than merely pleasing others. Another characteristic of the work of the homemaker is that so much of it must be done in secret, with only God and her own heart as witnesses. for it would either mar the pleasures of the family, or encourage selfishness if they knew how much was sacrificed for them. Yet in a general way, they are bound to realize and acknowledge the labors of her who makes her home such q sweet restfuI place To them, and should they not dc So in life. the realization will surely come when they fold the tired hands fhat will work no more
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-07
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
{ aessasaa 5sa ps..s. ..,.~7

6cme of The LeaaHs HH5'lEz-t 5El merit 5SE-5i share Ur 5--I- -.E
 W j. BLAIR,
 Dentist f0f 1.@ M1M st New Tt. tf <s. 5#e=
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here Is nope Tor the most nope less case of Rheumatism if the sui ferer will only take Botanic Blood Balm (B B. BD It invigOrate the blood, making it pure and rich, and destroying the active poison in the blood, which causes the awful symp- toms of Rheumatism
 Leading SymptOmS-Bone pains, sciatica or shooting pains up and down the leg; aching back or shoul- der blades. swollen joints or swollen muscles: difficulty in moving around so you have to us crutches: blood thin or skin pale; skin itches and burns; shifting pains; bad breath; sciatica. lumbago, gout, etc. Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) will remove every symptom, giving quick relief from the first dose, and E. R. B. sends q rich tingln@ flood of warm. rich pure blood direct to the paralyzed nerves bones and joints. giving Warm- tn and strength just where 1t is needed. and in this way making perfect lasting cure of Rheumatism in all its forms. B. B. B. has made thousands of cures after medicines or doctors have failed 10 help or cure
 Weak. Inactive kidneys-One of the causes of Rheumatism is due to inactive kidneys and bladder. E. B. B. strengthens weak kidneys and bladder, draining off all diseased mat ter and all uric acid, so the urine flows freely and naturally.
 Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B. is pleasant and safe to take. ThorOueh- Iy tested for 30 yearS.. Composed of Pure Botanic Ingredients, Strength ems Weak Stomach. cures Dyspepsia. Price Sl per large bottle. at drug stores or by express prepaid. Sample free bv wrtn. Blood Balm G.. it. laAta, Ga.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-07

Some or the alleys in Pine Buff are not as clean as they should he. The weather is very favorable fol this work
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looked Out of
 Their Nall

Jefferson Lodge No, 224, l, o. o. F., was locked ont of fhe hall Tuesday night. but held d short meeting in the office of Mr. Byineton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-07

Gen. and Mrs. N T. Roberts left yestelday for d few days visit on their plantation at Wabbaseka.
 Mr. x. E. Truiack has gone 10 Fl Reno to spend q while With Mr. and Mrs RoI=E :. 141locE
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e.EI- ELITE IRON WORKS
 4@aeas# Fc,e4e's aaa MasHtntsta.
 A..s. 4#a l5aa Castings a4a Ea chm" H.is.lu... stock of al A,and a auos a, castings carried ta ft9sa -3, .le .5re. foeohotIYes, An zines o.a s..ats t,epairc1 !-4nR da-t..t.-e# 5=5eit.#H# day, t1G, nlGnt, Sd taa E.gr. }rHansas. Note: We cIcla-e ogf n IclIne shop both day and night. @ie
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GETS NEW LINE THE COITON BELT SAID TO BE M NEGOTIATING FOR TEXAS 8 RAILWAY.
East and West Texas Line 8 Prospective Propert! of the Cot.
 ton Belt Railway.


sM For some time il has been thought
 that the Cotton Belt WAS on deal 6to buy out some new line. but the Bmatter was kept so quiet that no one Fcould even guess at the truth. The Sofficials knew nothing and that end Hed the matter for fhe time.
 H IL is now rumored that q deaf is OH Awith the Houston East and West Tex tas. all independent line fnHnine from Shreveport to Houston Via l.afkin. sand ii will be consnnmated sometime fthis month The Cotton Belt people Bare wide-aWalle in their desire 10 ac- Rquire more territory, and none doubt sbut that the rnmol will be verified III an early day.
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-.'iss.e ss E slg ass; ,ggreaa sss's

.'7a Ecta 3osHe9. -ase. u05 8e's0
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

valdosta. Ca, Oct. 15.-Lawyer ].
L. Bowling OF Madison. Fla, was Fri
day convicted OF embezzling money
he had collected for the frm OF A. S.
Pendleton company Of this city. The
account which he collected was sent
him by Woodward & Smith Of this
city. Ia his defense, he stated that
he had done much business for Wood.
ward & smith and that they owed
him S229 though he had admitted
that he had never rendered them an
account OF same. They denied owing
him anything and produced letters to
show that what they said was true.
The court Withheld the sentence,
though he has the discretion Of max
ing It a fine, or a term in prison. or
in the penitentiary. as he may see
IT. Lawyer Bowling is a young man
and has been at Madison only a few
years.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

Albany, y -, oct - IN what
was practically a head.on colliAon on
the Hudson rlyg at 1880 O'Clock SAT-
uraay m0ulng between the steamer
Adirondack Of TIE Peoples line. aud
tAe Saratoga OF che Citizens line, one
uAn q believed o have Loss bis life,
about 500 puafenRors had q thrilling
experience ana both the steamers
were damaged 20 the extent Of thou.
esods 81 dollafa tAe saratoga being
practically pui ont OF cOmmlelon.
rhe msslna man Is George l. ilor
4on 81 Troy freight clerk un The ADS.
r0naaCk The COLI Con occurred near
Tigpii about 90 miles from New York,
one 90 mo narrowDN parts ~ the
flvtr while bolh boats we're feoling
their way Through dense fog which
settled on the river iust before /
oe,och Friday n.eht
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

NoN York. oct Ia LARGE mum.
81. OF rcople visited ,he . plprpout
AiofEan collection OF manuscripts
which eas xbhi9 b. COLUMBIA nnl.
NNaty Friday fog thc arsi tmc rho
niannseg'pn represented some az The
Fafo. specimens 20 arg Ia ihe middle
ages There aro 90 VOLUMES In all.
Fegestnilng ngarls every country ia
Epmpe and aN OF them are from 300
60 i2Qa years old Inv oldest are
samples % The Christian agl 81 ihc
HiEhih century Ono of ihon a lile
az Chrat ooptaias 30 mil paEe min.
iatnfcs of thc hFillen, calodns ia
waiea GOLD proaominalct The spocl
meas ot f0glsh rainiiur cosialn a
oeylsry ot Wo war lito with leo
miniatures ol o.rts sad beaau
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

Naldns.a Ca. oci 10 ip ihe els
couri here iudEe Os,sr snnh im
poset thp heaVlest nue % he term
81 omer 80 Charios Cobb. neEro
Nao plead gullW 10 reeeivihs q ioi 81
hams lard ctc, Uat were stolea
from q Wlsftaakeye piare
Tnsfe had been 3 Foat doal 81 rob-
teaes reported aud s, uas ioaud ihal
iooal hackmeD veFe nvo.sed iR H b
vas aito leaFncd thsi cphs had ~.
osived many az the sio,su gooaa
thoneh DO eas sfralsard on ony ons
eoual ihal 81 rpeayne ne wisen
bsker hana eir
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

New Orleans, Oct i6 Special dls.
patches from Pepsacoln say trai iho
city police reinforced by q gang oi
so lahorers. on Friday destroyed part.
Is hullt coliagea and fences erected
by sqaattos on water front land
which the recent hurricane swept
hare The sQuatiers were driven on
by order % Mayor Charles "a ClIss
The property 10 dispute holonEs 90
the eltl. bpl fpr many years before
the storm fQuaticrs we're m almost
complcte possession ~ AZ The MAYOR
has determined 60 keep The squaittr
trom returning 10 ths propery,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

New HOrk Oct l5-Prin.s OF A
womass rubber sole3 shoe. leading
20 a window Of Arthur Copp,ls sum-
mer homo Al, TenRHy a. j.. gave
convincing proof 30 detectives Mat a
woman was leader of q gang Of burg.
lars that broke into .le house before
daylight aud stole $4,000 Ncrh %
flivcrware. The trnc % "a auiomo
Bile vas found near sy aud tho wo.
mans footprints vere traced 70 with
in short distance OF them. This Is
tie nfh burglary 10 Tena1y and VI.
entity wiihiu a week. aad n nearly
every instance thb automobile tracks
we're found
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-16

Peoria. uis oct is -N tbb clos
ine srss.on 90 fhe National Aasocia
tioa ef Rural Mal Carriers Allania
Ca YES selected a. tAe p,ace for ihs
peat convention over Milwaukee az
ter q hard sent TIE foil9wipe on
Gers were chosen Prcsitenf. y. 4.
Lindsay Georgia, vics president "a.
q Crsm NicslEaa; secretary r. "a.
Connen New Hampshire, treasurer
, y Williams Pennsylvania ~ r.
HcpaeF. Ohio, % Charey Kantaa and
=, "a Johnsoa. NeN Hampshire. en-
ecuHre eommiuee