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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-22
i. n. c. A. OF THE UNIVERSITY
Meeting OF h Advisory Committee
Permanent Organization Effected.
F. B. Rankin Elected General Sec
rotary. t
Especial TO The Messenger

, Chapel Hill. N. c., May 1s.-The ad-
yisory committee OF the Young Mems
Christian Association OF the University
OF North Carolina net yesterday in the
ganization. Those present at the meet
ing were President 2. P Venable, Pro-
fessor J. w: Gore, DR.. R. H Lewis, of
Raleigh, Dr.. c. Alphonso Smith, DR..
L. r. Wilson. Mr.. r. ii. Harper of
Kinston and Mr.. Geo: F. Leonard, pres
ident OF the association. The other
members Of the committee were una
voidably. absent and are as follows:
Ex-Governor Chas. B. Aycock, Hon. AL
fred N. Scales. Professor E. K. Graham,
Bishop Robert Strange, Rev. S. B.
Turrentine. Mr.. Geo. Stephens. and
Mr.. Jno. Sprunt Hill. The following
telegram was received from Mr.. Hill:
.Tnexpected important business en-
gagenlelt prevents attendance. I
favor broadening the WORK of the asso-
citation in university and greater sup
port from alumni"
Permanent Organization was perfect
ed by electing Professor j. u. Gore
chairman and Dr.. l. r. Wilson secre-
atary-and treasurer OF the committee.
The first business to come before the
committee was the election Of a general
secretary for the session 19O6-01. Mr..
f. 3. Rankin, (class of 190D, a. alum
nj and trustee Of the university n
one of the leaders of college life while
in the university, was UNANIMOUSLY
elected The university has been for
tunate in securing Mr.. Rankin for be-
sides being a leader in foot ball, he was
also a a great religious worker. BY
his efforts a chapel was built about two
miles from the university. for Sunday
school and preaching, which goes by
the name of Rankin's chapel. Mr.. r.
NJ. Harper representing the interna-
tional committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association expressed the
desire of that committee to have the
university officially represented at the
southern students conference in June
by a member of its faculty in addition
to the twenty students who will attend.
A new membership was created by
the constitution recently adopted by
the association, known as the sustain
ing membership. Any friend Of the
university may become a sustaining
member of the university association
| by the payment of an annual fee Of
$500 to go toward the support OF the
religious work. DR.. r. II. Lewis made
| application and was received as the
| first sustaining member. 1t is expect
ed that a large number of the alumni
| and friends of the university will en-
| roll in this membership.
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BODY OF FATHER GAPON
t,- IDENTIFIED By LAWYER
Autopsy on Body Found Sunday, in
Lonely villa in Suburb of Ozraki,
Showed That Blow on Head Was
Cause of Death. !.

At the inquest of the body of Father
Gapon, which was found May Is in the
summer suburb of Osokiy Finland, NJ.
Margolin, the former priests lawyer,
positively identified the body. The
autopsy showed that he received Il
blow on the head and the theory is
that revolutionists We're listening in
an adjoining o and heard Gapon
betray his connection with the gov
ernment, and that Pulenberg, the ter
rorist leader, who is said to have lu-cd
Gapon to his death, rushed in, felIed
him to the floor and afterwards hang
ed him.-St. Petersburg Dispatch.
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SDeciaI Reduced Rates.

> North Carolina Teachers Assembly,
Raleigh n. c., June f12th-15th Sea-
board will sell round trip tickets from
all points in North Carolina, ineludz
ing Norfolk. Portsmouth, Suffolk,
Franklin and+Reykins, Va, at rate OF
one fare plus 2~51cents, plus S2-OD, TOR
the round trip. Two dollars member-
ship fee to go to the Teachers Assem-
-ply. tickets to be sold June 11th-14tn,
Inclusive, with final return limit June
18th, 1905. BY ~depositing tickets with
Mr.. H. A. Morson, city passenger
agent, Raleigh, n. C.,hon or before
June 18th, 1906, and upon payment OF
fifty cents at time of deposit all exT7
tension of final limit will be made 10
July 7th, permitting those attending
the Teachers Assembly to remain 10
the Summer school : =
Account of Summer School, Raleigh,
n. c., June 18th to July 9th, Seabpard
will sell tickets at the rate of one
first class fare plus -25 cents for. the
round trip from all stations. as men
toned above to the Teachers Assem-
bly,, and with eight selling dates, June
18th, 10Th, 18TH, 18th, 18th: and 26th,
inclusive, and July End, Bird, anal
limit, returning, July 7th. =.
Account oftthe: Twentieth of May
Celebration Charlotte, N. e., Seaboard
will sell round trip tickets at the rate
of n fare plus 25 cents. Date of
sale May fsuh-24th, inclusive; Final
limit, returning, May 18th. :s.r+
.t"=.1& NIB. ROSE, c. P A.
C! H?GATTTS. TIP. A. ~
5 w BRYAN G. P Aa.eIb-
''S : - : =r1;--J = n PORTSMOUTH, Va
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"T -"
RepsEyELT.s OF FAME
The Ncno d fronaineace WhomsHe Ia,
DENOUNCED as Liars.


eAnfeE all, h9EeESrSn4eZfs no rea-
I~onkN1M@daauSks Squn be crush
ed, mortified or distressed by the state-
'mentuof President Roosevelt thai he
IS an untruthful man, The, big, stick
has fallen upon the head OF others,
but they stifl live and have the. re-
spect Of their friends Mr.; RooseEe.t's
hall. Of lying fame contains the fol-
lowing -" q
: HenryE Whitnss. Of Boston, who
he said, lied about tariff oonye7sa-
John F. Wallacs1 formsrS At the
head Of the1 Panama canal commits
sion.
Ex-senator EwiHam e Chandler,
now3president of theT Spanish treaty
claims commission.
Herbert W. Bowen formerly lmia-
iseer to- VefiezueIa, Bhomrue ,rebuka1
for making charges against "LponS,
acting
= At1n B. Parker, she democratic can
Ididatefor PRESIDENT hnr1994g'fo o saying
the trusts, corporations and insurance
comp1nfes contributed TO the republi-
can campaign IN 1s04y -y1,--.
'oyE0 y SAISlu1'n i0>tpCilt TUG
League u American Sportsr1eh, after
a dispute about thsIuse Of automatic
shQtguns ht5the~ southYestn rrra 9
.Sena,or Thomas C.. Pfatt, Very Adiplo-
n1attcaiIt;J for aRn5tEneing that he mad
forced Representative looSt for, chair
man OF. the New York county commit
tp1 S~=s ---1-.-- - ZlGEF chr
: There is one fact the. consciousness
Of which may, hurt Mr.. Chandler more
than the others, and that is that Thee
dorA5 Roosevelt does not hesitate to
humiIiate, or sacrifice a friend to gain
a point. He has done that before, he
will do it again, but it adds Rotr 10 his
power Or, popularity, or to the gayeiy
Of nations.-Ralefgh Times ~
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NainSook Edges and Insertions that
sold at 10 and II t-ec tn 60 at . i-2c.
NainSOok Edges end Insertions tia,
sold at 2o 10 go at 1Sc yard.
NainsOOk Edges and Insertions that
sold at Is and o to go ut IL :
NainSOok Edges and Insertions that
sold at 35c to be sold at % Ice.
NainsOok Edges and Insertions that
sold at soc and o to go ut 3. Lac.
NainsOOk Edges and Insertions that
sold at 45c to be sold at 30 2
NainsOOk Edges III Insertions that
sold at S1.O0 for az Lee. :. -.
SO inch Silkalines guaranteed fast
colors IL 1-2c. quality at 1Oc yard.
81 inch Denim Suitable for Drap-
cries of all kinds at 20c, value IL 1-2c.
SO inch Cannon Cloth present value
1oc, row 10c.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-22
- THE DIOCESAN COUNCIL
The Clergy and Laynen of the Epis-
= coDaI Church, of Eastern Carolina
-. Assemble

Z The frstE session OF the Diocesan
Council of Eastern Carolina began
yestendayA elevn eAcieek The as
senDlysaofze1ergy andIayIAJeEates is
large and The meeting gav6promise
fromatipesHtaf Of being i~Hfera1zang and
proHEapeDThere are5nuWelehty ques-
tiongt t decide and the SESSIONS will be
rlofefeasssahs purpos aaf stthhesstrength-
eningefectssfhanfor Wgtndnggslse, At
ter communion and 1ev0taOnal eXer-
sises,s which sweres conducted, BY Revs.
p. ". Seabrease, F: HI H9rsfkld, and
McNeely DuBose. Rev: r. w. Hogue,
GrEc5ora SrasJames' shurehs Whining
ton, preached a powerful sermon en-
ne sfbjecr-o the df2aaays5 bfChrist.
t1zIhe Msepnrse wss2eloqssnnstasand log.
3*aaafaSf SiVf51 IF B5t 81 esffSssths 1851 81
ishness and wickedness of disbelief in
His rights t the GOdhead. All Who
heard these men we're deepty~impress--
ed with the strength and earnestness
of the preacher. 10. q.
The afternoon session was taken up
with routine business, chief Of when
was the bishops report. This was a
complete and elaborate document and
showed in the best possible manner
the prosperous condition - of the
churches of this diocese, The COUNCIL
adopted several amendments, to the
constitution.-New Bern Journal, :
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fssshHsAEEn ~s4 SaS1 sl1g 80 II as
A. of Gold

could not bring as much happiness, to
Mrs. Lucia Wilke, of Caroline, Wis,
as did one Csc box of Bucklen's Arnica
when it completely cured a run
ming sore on her leg. which had tortur-
er her % long years. Greatest antisep-
tic healer of Piles, Wounds, and Sores.
25c at r. R. Bellamy"s drug store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-22

One ah~hardly-imagine anything
than an fattaek~upon funeral.
procession on its way to the. cemetery.
and yet such attacks have beer made
by union funeral drivers IN New York
within the last few days because OF a:
strike recently inaugurated.-Char-
lotte Observer.
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States to Elect Governor This Year

States to Elect Governor This Year.
{ The states that are to elect goYerp=
ors this fail are:t Alabama, Arkansas.
California, Colorado, Connecticut,
Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas. Ken
lucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michi-
ban, Minnesota, Nebraska. NEVADA
New Hampshire, New York, North
Dakota. Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island. South Carolina, South Dakota,
Tennessee, Texas Vermont, Wiscon-
sin, MISUNDERSTANDING Chronicle.
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President Regards Him as Logical
Candidate for 19OS-Root No Longer
a F'ayorite-Premier's Corporation
.a Sympathies Have Put Him Out of
Range of Possibilities in Present
Temper of the Country. n.s.
A close friend of Secretary of War
Taft. and a man whose word can be
relied upon declared he had been told
by President Roosevelt that he regard
ed the secretary as the logical candi-
date for the. republican presidenr!al
nomination I'm 1908. IT,. -,,
r. 1t has long been known. that the
president regarded his secretary of war
as good presidential timber, but it was
also known he held the same view OF
Root II - TTt1:.1G.,- +.--~ 49,.
If he now pronouncese Taft the fogi-
cad candidate for 1908 it is evident he
has become convinced that Roots cor
poratdon affiliations land sympathies
have put him out Of the range of rea-
sonable possibilities in the present tenn
per Of the country. r
|; There is reason to believe that Sec
retary.Taftf himself has of late taken
fthe+ta1k about his presidential boom
more seriously than formerly. 1t may
be set down as certain. that if he final
ly declines the supreme court appoint
mehts rendered him by the. president six
weeks ago. it will LEI that he is for
+ maily lin the race for the nomination
two years. hence, z-.-
NEED NOT DECIDE UNTIL FALL.
1.-The secretary still has the supreme
coart offer under consideration, and
need mot decide 0 it until fall. Ti1
Whensthe president first made the
tender Ofsthe position on the supreme
bench the secretary was strongly inciin-
ed to accept with the understanding
that he1would be allowed to continue
I as secretary of var until fall and thus
Ebe given an opportunity to round out
his policies with regard to, the army,
the Philippine Islands and the Tstl-
! r1an canal. But members of the sec
retary's family thought that an accept
arce' of a position on the. supreme
bench would be a > sacrifice of his fu-
ture : zIA - Y-1a5.. - .H!'Ii
"A conference was held in New York
between Secretary Taft aud his three
brothers, Charles P Taft, of Cinein-
I aatf3 Henry Taft. OF New York, and
Horace, Taft, a Connecticut farmer 3
F. ThsistorY goes that Charles Taft of
| eincinnaEi,Taa shrewd politician, sided
with another member, of the family
who isl-c!ose. I'D the secretary, in the
fview thatothe secretary should decline
the associate jtsticeship of the su-
prenie court and go out after the pres
T 1dendF in 1905. C-,as e.
WbLtsoUNDa PUBLIC PULSE
Henry Taft, OF New York, a TaWyer
| himself, is safd>to have voted in favor
: OF his brothers becoming a membe-
Of the supreme court
.Tha who resides in Connecs
ticut, wa OF the opinion that. the Sec
hretarY should wait, until fall before
Imaking ND his mind, in the meantime
using every possible means to ascertain
| the feeling Of the republican party with
regard to his possible candidacy in
and making political speeches
wherever they would do the most good
I This advice has been followed. and
win be, followed, It IS understood, UNI
til October, when Secretary Taft Wi,
rhe. Obliged finally TO make up his mind
with regard to TIE supreme court Va
! cancy.-Philadelphia Record
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ernet how yoau suffered, nor
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Rocky Mountain. Tea makes the puniest
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hood strong and healthy. 35 cents,
Tea.or Tablets: r. R. BeHamy- ass :.
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From a, flying trip to the Isthmus
Chairman Shantsi brings back the val
liable information that the Panama
canal cannot. be built when it is net
known how it is to be buflt.-Phila-'
detphia Record = 20 & - :
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-22

NEGLECTED colds make fat grave
yards" DIR. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to happy.
vigorous old age.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-05-22

The retentions of the free-seed pro-
vision will also enabie theIrural CON
gressmaIll to continue posing as some
Post.
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The Insurance company which fights.
It's losses at San Francisco may ex-
pect a sfIn harder, fight to gain new
Inquirer gr.
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Terrible plaques, those itching, pes
tering diseases of the skin. Put an
end to misery. Doan''s Ointment
cures. At any drug store. 3"
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40 inch White Lawn 4. IL value to
he ~old at 1oc.
10 inch White Lawn at 1Sc value for
15c yard.
- inch Cotton Vaille in all colors
worth 15c to close out ut loo.
.. inch Cotton Taffeta in small a
effects worth 1Sc for II 1-2c.
Sc inch Colored Madras n full line TO
select from ut IL 2
One Lot OF Colored silks g. inch and
II inc TO 20 at 55c.
.. inch Oxford Suitings guaranteed
fast colors to be sold at 21c.
O yards Lawn Wash Flannel
guaranteed fast cofors at 2Sc.
Ladies' all Linen Handkerchief
slightly soiled at los each.
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Nov that Russia hasa Douma, folk
over there wflflknew hove to- symRa-
thize with us when is on our
hands.-New- York Herald
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Charge bi ~EmbezIement Of Nail
81 Against an Ex-MaiI Clet r..
Sixty Witnesses VIII Appear In Case
improvements to be Made at the
T2 Fair Grounds--Supreme Court Opin-
ions-Fourth Annual Report Of the
Audubon society---Rural Free School
r Libraries - Other Raleigh News
Notes. r-,-, .
Messenger Bureau,

o. go-..9g5 Raleigh. ~ c. May II.
II Several p~ostofice inspectors are hare
in order to oattend the session Of the.
Usited States court which begins on
the 28th. TheoIaostfimportant case is
one worked up by Inspector Redding,
in which E. S. Rhodes, ex-maif clerk
on the Norfolk and Edenton route is
charged with rembezzling packages OF
Stamps, It is asserted that he did his
work SO cleVerly that it was two years
Decentralization could be made, and
that he would lake not the large pack
ages, but probably "a hundred dollars
worth OF stamps at a time. This will
be a big case and there will probably
be so witnesses from Washington and
points in Eastern North Carolina. In
spectoB Redding will e4assiSted by In
sDectOrS Hinton and Irving. AS many
as eight inspectors will be here. An
other case is that against a negro
named Ed Perry, alias Harris, alias
Jones, who was a newspaper messen-
ger here, and carried papers to the rail-:
way station, where, having access to
the mail bags stole some of the latter,
carried them to his room, took out
packages and hid them, then returning.
the bags. He has carried this on since
last October. ""~AtJ
The trouble here in regard to Rural
Z: free Delivery Carrier McKoy, colored
on route No. 4 appears to be at an end.
The acting carrier, a white man is to
be continued, and Mckoy it is said will
. not go on There may be an investiga-
ton of the whole matter. H.
A charter is granted the olympia
= Furniture and Carving. Company of
r,y North Wilkesboro. The Randleman
Manufacturing Company which makes
Il cotton goods is authorized to issue
~ $780, 900 of preferred stock. -
Mr.. Wilson, the clerk in the Office OF
- Secretary of State who has charge of
E2ther corporation charters, says that
., there is now widespread activity in
. North earolinaL4H the cotton manufac-
1trtdng Business, beth in new mills and
=. in3the INCREASE of capital stock of Old
ones. ~L&AL EE : &939a:sg
1, Todxt.ahe rcpnmeasementr exercises
,Yof tbe Cary High school near here were
held and ar TIE tefnocratfc candidates
for office attended. These candidates.
81, the EaX. 60 t. every school com
--X,ro Of p,ootinp tho naOplo
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= If the Russian government. tries to
have Gorky extradited for, a political
crime it may win. him more sympa-:
thizers in the United States than he
ever lose by his domestic ar
rangements.-New York World 81
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SUPPORTS THE TAFT BOOM

Regards Him as Logical
Candidate for 19OS-Root No Longer
a acknowledgements Corporation
+. Sympathies Have Put Him Out of
Range Of Possibilities in Present
Temper of the Country. r4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25
Euques que Gehen Ilegar
y xalidas de este puerto

Vapor espa1ol Catalina - Esteba
4 Ia carsa en- Barcelona de donde sa
lio Ell IS del coruente p2ra este, con
las escalas intermedias del Medj.er,l-
neo y Canarias.
Vapor americana Julia Lucken-
bath. - Salio de New York para
esta. el u del corriente.
Vapor espaaol "Montevideo. "-Es-
tara aqui procedente de Espafla. el
28 del corriente
FL vap)r espahol Martin Saena. =
Esta Ia csrga en- Barcelona, de don :
de saldra el del entrante Septiem-
bre, para Ell Mediterraneo Canarias,
eSta 1sla, ISla de Cuba.
Vapor americana "Poace." = SaIi6
de New York para este. Ell IS del
actual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25

biles Sc pagara dicho dividendo en-
la Gaia de Ia Sociedad.
Los sefores Accionistas Sc proves.
ran en- la Secrctaria de la papeleta
de pago, a cuyo efecto, los que 10
sean por tftulo "Nominativo no ten
dram necesidsd de acompa fiarlo y
podran autorizar por escrito q perso-
na que cobre por ellos, y los que 10
seau por tftulo ''al Portador" es indis-
pensable la presentation de este pa
ra que puedan verificar Ell cobro.
Lo que Sc p6blica para conoci :
miento de los interessdos.
San Juan P. R., % de Agosto de
roo6. - Ell Secretario, P Rocafort.
w b. El Director Gerente, r.
Castro Gonzalez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25
DECLARACI0N lie DOMINIC.

P0R CUANTO habiendo presentado
el abogado don Eugenio Benitez Cas-
to 10 una moci6n 4 nombre de Manuel
Corujo Rodriguez. para que Sc decla-
re a su favor el dominic de la si-
guiente finca:
"R1stica compuesta de cuarenta Y
ocho cuerdas de terreno, radjcadas
EN- el barrio "Barrazas" del tGrmino
municipal de la Carolina, en- lIndes
por el Norte, con Maj garita de Tes1s
y quebrada del "Cacao"; por el Sur.
con la Succession Prado por ell Este,
con ell mismo promovente, y por el
Oeste, con ]. Ortiz y Ca"
POR TANTo habiendose ordenado Dor
ell Honorable don Pedro de A1drev.
uez de la seccion prim era de Ia Cor
re de Distrito de San Juan, Sc Iubli-
que la peticlon por tres veces en- un
peri6dico de los de mayor circulation
de esta ciudad, para que los que ten
gan alg1n derecho real sobre el in
mueble descrito, las personals igno-
radas q quieneS pueda perjudicar la
inscription, y en- general, todo Ell que
desee oponerse, pueda efectuarlo en-
el t6rmino de sesenta dias naturales,
libro el presente Ell San Tuan de
Puerto Rico 4 los 20 dfas del mes
de Agosto de mil novecientos scis.-
A. Marin Marion, Secretario sust.-
tuto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25
Anuncio de suOaSta
z0EPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
eOiicina del Superintendent
de obras P1blicaS
San Juan Pto. Rico.
Agosto 7 de 1905.

proposic ZONES Ell pliegoS cerr8dos
para Ia adjudication en- pdblica ST.
basta del suministro, 4nedida en-
trega de 90, ,220 metros c1bicos Dc
piedra triturada, por Totes, para la
Conservation de las carretcras de San
Iuan Ponce, Cataflo-Vega Alta, ca.
muy-Aguadilla, Mays agiiea- A1asco
.Mavagiiez Yauco. Mayagiiez Las
.Marias. Aguadilla LaEeSa Ponce
Arecibo, Cayey- y-Arroyo, Ca2uas HUI
macao Playa, Bayam6n Generic. Re
yes Cat6licos- Corozal y Rio piedras-
Naguabo, Sc admitiran ell esta o6ci-
ma hasta las II de Ia mafaua del dia
20 de Agosto de 1906. en que Sc
abriran publicamente.
Tcd0s los datos necesart06 sc da-
ran en- esta ofcina, donde Sc encuen-
tran de manifesto todos los d0cu
rnentos que han de regir ea Ia con
trata, incluyendo la classification dc
los Totes, y podran recoger los inte-
resados los modelos de proposiciO-
nes que han de presentar.
Los licitadores no estan obligados
i hacer proposiciones por el montan-
te total de la piedra, slno CUE po
dram elegir los Totes cue mas le con-
vengan
La Administration sc reserVa el
derecho de rechazar cualquiera . 70
das las proposicioneS.
y, J JamSme=,
. Supt. de Obras Pdb1icas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25
- y. .ERoi6ne=,
Supt. de Obras Pdblicas.
BanCs. Territorial J .gIicda De Puerto Rico
SECRETARIA

Acordado per a Janta General de
Acciai.i>tas de % del pasado julio,
repartir cl septimo dividendo active
de ua dollar cincuenta cea.avos P II
aeci64 dc a primera serie Y treinta y
siete 4 medic eentavos por acci6n de
la segunda, Sc hace ptiblico que des-
de esta feel en- los dfas y horas hd,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25

Aver fue arresta5o en Santa Isa-
bel por cl sargcnto padr6 { indivi.
duo Bal lomero RamIrez, per acome-
ter a Francisco Toro con in revolver
cargado cue K ha s.to ocuI ado.
Ell Jacz dc laz entierde en- ell
aSunto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25

FL sef1or Cam 10 Gonzalez he sido
ell meJor postor que concurrio a la
subasta efectuada aver para la ad-
judicaci6n de las obras &c cons
trucci6n de una casa escue1, de cua-
tro salones en- Toa Baia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-08-25

Ell collector dc Yauco ha levantado
tres embsrgos sobre incas RUS
ticas, despues dc haberse pagado
las contribuciones que adeudaban los
propietarios de las fncas embargo
das.