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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-23
KEEPS UP RECORD

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The record for honorable
dealing and prompt payment
made by the Hartford Fire
Insurance Co., at Chicago,
Boston and Baltimore will
be continued at San Fran
CISCO. There is reason TO be-
lieve that the surplus of the
company is amply sufficient
to pay all demands likely to
be made upon it, neverthe-
less. the directors ofthe cem-
pany have already taken &C
ton providi ng for the
prompt payment of all lssses
incurred, however gre at
they may prove to, be. For the
active prosecution OF bust
ness in accordance with the
hitherto liberal policy of the
company under conditions
Of finance security, agents
and policy holders may con-
tinue to rely upon the Hart
ford. In the future, as in the
past, it will continue to
a ford unsurpassed facili-
ties for handling desirable
business of all classes.
Geo. L. Chase, Pros.
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most rapid development possible, in
the vicinity of Spiro and Bokoshe, In.
dian Territory. In order to do so the
company is making proposition to
the people of Alabama and other states
east of the Mississippi river, whereby
free transportation from Birmingham
and other cities In the east can be Sc
cured, and It is certain that thousands
are going to take advantage of this
most liberal offer and go to see that
grand and promising country. which
has been rightfullY termed
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Palace livery Company.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Palace Livery company will be held
at the office of the company, corner Sec
ond avenue and Seventeenth street. Br-
mingham, Ala. Tuesday. May j. 1906. at
II o'clock noon. for ihe purpose of elect
ing directors and for the transaction of
such other business as may be brought
before said meeting. T. NJ HUNT.
4-2l-2t-sa-mo Sec'y and Treas.
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NOTICE.

Selma. Ala. April II, 1906.
Sealed bids for the installation of
heating system in the Dallas academy
public school, Selma. Ala, will be re-
ceived by the undersigned until May 10,
1906. The right to reject any and all bids Is
reserved by the committee
w. r. NELSON,
4-19-eod-6t Chairman of Committee
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THE FIRST.

in the history of Birmingham for ladies'
when they can get the benefit of taking
baths and massage treatments and they
are not letting this opportunity slip; the
cry from the ladies is, why can we not
have two days Instead of one?
BATTLE CREEK TURKISH BATHS.
Bell phone $3.50. 1910 Fifth Ave.
Jim Pearson's Place.
Every Thursday from 1920 10 $50, baths
of all kinds. Chiropodist in attendance.
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Go 10 New Orleans.

Huntsville, April Y Especial IA ma
jority OF the members OF Egbert Jones
Camp OF Confederate Veterans and n
large number or people will leave Hunts
Vile for New Orleans on Monday.
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Notes and Personals.

The delegates from the Ensley Sunday
school are preparing to go TO Montgom-
cry next Tuesday to attend the State
Sunday School convention. The delegates
from Ensley will join others in Birmlng-
ham from other sections of the district.
It is understood that several Ensley
people will go to Kew Orleans tomor-
row and Tuesday to attend the Confed-
crate reunion.
City Attorney Romaine Boyd left last
night for Washington, wnere he will
spend several days on business.
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Annlstonians in Frisco.

There were at least two former Annis-
tonians in Frisco at the time of the earth
quake. Ray Knight, Jr.. was in business
there, and Mrs. A. e. Pennington, a sis
ter-in-law of Mrs. A. j. Adair. and the
widow of the late Jack Pennington. was
a resident of San Francisco Joseph Saks
had an aunt living there. 1t is pre-
sumed that all of these escaped, however,
as none were in the danger zone at the
time the earthquake occurred, and all
lad plenty of time to escape from the
city before the fires became so fierce.
II. A. Reynolds, DR. ]. l.. Wikle, G. r.
Randolph, A. P. Agee and A. II. Shep-
perd have been selected by Grace church
as delegates to attend the church council
to be held at Selma in May.
gentleman from Ragland states that
the proposed big cement plant for that
place is to be reality Material is now
being placed for the erection of quite a
number of houses The Seaboard is build
ing side track to the Coosa river.
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]. ]. ARNOLD IS IN
RACE FOR SPEAKER
Representative from Calhoun
County Makes Announcement
STREET FAIRS CONDEMNED
Board of Directors of Admission
Chamber of Commerce Ask
That License He Raised
to 5000.

Admission, April 22.-(Specisl)--J. J. Ar
mold of Jacksonville, who was nominated
for the Legislature in the democratic pri-
mary last Monday, will be a candidate
for speaker of the house at its next ses-
sion. Mr.. Arnold was in the city yester-
day on legal business and while here was
seen by your representative, TO whom
he signified his intention of becoming
candidate for the speakership befor the
next legislature r. Tyler Goodwin, who
was recently. nominated for the legisla
ture in Montgomery country. has an
nouneed his intention TO stand for the
same honor. Both OF these gentlemen
were members of the last legislature, but
in the selection of -ehairmen of commit
tees. Mr. Arnold was placed at the head
of the committee on education, one of the
most important of the house, in recogni-
ton of his ability. Through Mr.. Arnold
some of the most important legislation OF
the last session was secured in behalf of
education. Mr. Arnold was also CONVEX
SAINT with all other legislation and at all
times was found in the midst of the fray,
fighting for his constituency. He was
on the floor of the house and his argu-
ments at all times carried great weight.
The next session will be the beginning OF
Mr.. Arnolds third term in the legisla-
ture.
The board of directors of the Chamber
of Commerce held special meeting yes
terday morning and discussed the effects
of street fairs TO community, finally
adopting the following resolution: Re
solved, That this body request the Mayor
and City Council of Admission to increase
the license on street fairs to 800" The
secretary was instructed to mail copy
of the resolution to each member of the
council The reason assigned for this
war on street fairs is that they are de-
moralizing to the young people and to the
labor element.
The Alabama Railroad Commission was
in the city yesterday on a tour of in
spection of the Mobile division of the
Southern Accompanying the party are
C. b. Ackert, fourth vice president; j. S.
b. Thompson, general agent; c. S. Nc
Manus, general superintendent; w. M.
Foreacre, assistant general superntend-
ent; w NJ. Dual superintendent Birming-
ham DIVISION and A. w. Newman, train
master Mobile division.
In difficulty at the plant of the West
ern Steel Car and Foundry company, Tom
Mayfield is said to have inflicted very
dangerous slash in Charlie Kellys thigh
with a knife, Mayfield was arrested and
cited TO trial this morning in police court,
but the case was continued on account OF
the inability OF Mr.. Kelley to attend
court
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the towns are going to be Of even
more rapid growth than the Oklahoma
towns have been.
There are thousands of people who
invested few dollars in Oklahoma
City, Guthrie Shawnee. Lawton and
almost hundreds of other towns in
Oklahoma, in many of the Indian Ter
ritory towns. such as Muskogee. South
McAlester, Wilberton, Tulsa, Sulphur,
Poteau and many other towns, and
many of the lots that sold three years
ago for fro.l $4,000 to $4,000 are worth
today from 100000 to $50, 100000 each,
and in most all these towns the cheap
est lot that can be found today Is
worth twenty times its cost to the
original purchaser
The little city of Bokoshe has nat
ural advantages over many other
towns. and promises to be OF most
rapid growth. Every dollar you in
vest there now Is sure to bring you
back two within very few months.
II YOU are interested and want to
see BokoShe, seq
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02
ESTUO|ANTE De PutRTOR|C Q

Traducimos del Baltimore Amer;
can, correspondence & Enero II de
90e:
sErnesto Menendez, hijo de don
j. A. Nenendez, Alcalde de MAYA.
gusz, es otro de loa j6venss puerto.
rriquefos eItudianteI en- esta ciudad
que hA hecho grandeS sdslantos en-
sus estudioS dado el POGO tempo Que
80 hslla aQuf.
Las notAS alcAr adaS por Ell en- el
mss de Diclembre, son tan buenss Cd.
mo las que pudiersn hsber obtenido
otros iovenes de mas edsd que hu.
biersn reIidido por mas item 20 aQuf.
Son como siguen; Dsletrso, e2,
lecsura, 10; conducts 100; Auser cla
0; tsrdauza, 0; EIcrlturs, 98; Htsto.
ria, 1OOi GsogrsfiI, 100; Grsnasic.,
So; Algebra, IS; poeIfs, 92,
El ipvsn MeLeudez h ce solamen
To POGO mas de cinc1 messs estS en-
los EItsdos UnidoE y habla ell lido.
ma 10 miSmo que cuslq uisra del pals,
emplesndo todos los refrsnes como,
cIsndo Ia gramstIca y cons strucei6r
meior que los mas adslAntados love.
mes de 81 clad.
Ea rAro encontrar un joven tan 70
'sdo en- Ia Hiatoria de los EstsdoI
UnidoS J de otros paissS, como 10 e.
y SA pudisndo hAblar de la vida o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02
UNA COMpROBAC|ON

Sc hs comprobado an&s les OAPSULAS DE HENN dea4
lie "a horaG
h msdia hora de tomar la prma do los ntomas empiszau
dsoaTecer hssta las "a horRs la cdrAc6n
produn funclones del
con el ceebro, prpdfados SimlGreS.
populartdad
& ipmedistos
Csnsenares de mias las porqus
Gina cura
Los meco las recstan responder 6sme ndcaclons
erApeutcas
Cada frasco eva nrucciones ps g
Vente deA Fsrmsc SZer
o en San Juan; su de Porras Ponce; ella Saud Arecibo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02
De SAN SEBASTIAN
Matrimonio.. Nuevo maestro.
Dana faIIecids. .-BibIiote-
ca infantiI.
ESCUELAS RURALES
Un enfermo.- .-Estudiante de
Agriculture. Canine de
Hoya- Mala.

Eo Ia nochs del domingo tiltimo,
, ante el Rsvsrendo parroco de la 10
calidad contrsjo matrimonio nuestro
sntusiasta y apreciable correliglon O.
rio y sm'go doa Pedro Wsnces lao
Sire con 10 hacendosa seflorita Isau.
ra Chsrr6n.
Muchaa fslicidades desesmos &
los nuevos desposados.
EN- los iltimos exkmsnes verifl
cados obtuvo licencia de MAESTRO ru.
raj sl i6ven don Angel Martf, L, fs-
licitamos.
-Dsi6 de exlstir en- Ia nochs del
20 10 estimable sen ora dofia josef M
Monrilla, viuda de Iparraguirre.
Huerfana de su maternal Garlic, que.
de- en- 81 hogAr una graciosa mia de
corta edad.
Nueatro pesame & sus atribu ladoa
familiares, entire los que se cuents
nusstro particular amigo don Este.
ban Montilla, hsrmano de 10 fnada,
"A 10 iniciativs del i6ven profs
sor don Jose G. Carde, deosse el que
hoy tsngan los escolarss de San Sc
bastiau una <BlbliotscA infantils or
donde pueds 10 iuventad que 90 le
vanta ampliar sus conoclmientos In
telectuales. Bueno seria que los escri
torres del pals obSequiasen q esa pie
yade infsntil con alguna dc sus va
liosAs obras.
Sc halls guardando CANA (
oausa do las dolencias que sufre, q
estimable caballero don Juan Oha-
rriz. Qle ss restablezca caanto an
tss, son nuestros deseos.
Con el plausible propoaito d,
que 10 poblaci6n rural pueda gozal
de los bene6cios que ofrsce la ins.
trucci6n, nuestro celoso inspector de
Dissrito Mr.. Frederick K. Libby, d,
acuerdo con los profesores rurales d,
Ia municipalldad, hs crefdo conve
niente dlsponer 10 celebration de do,
sssiones, una por la man ana otrs
por 10 tarde, en- squsllos barrios el
gus ell rdmero dc nif1oa do ambos a.
KOS y de edad % txeesivamsnts Gre
cido
A ess 60, seran convenientsmen
to distrlbuidas los horas de clase ,
venssiosameate ref orma1o sl prog "a
ma de estudios.
| Nosot,os juzgamos acertsda y cor
venients tsl Idea, pues de ella ian d
derivarse grandes ben sdcios para 10
niiioa del campo que por carencia d
mas pl anteles de ensefiapz1 en- aus res
pectivos iecminos, Sc ven prlvadoa d
rcib'r d tempo 10 instruc ,l6n que de
manda 81 ignorancta.
All podrAr asistlr & Ia escuel
Glen niilos diariaments on vez de 90.
Nos consts que el magisterio ru
raj de ID locaidsd hs scogido gusto
SO el proyecto del S. II II Libby propo
niendo.e tcabaiAr c)n creclente e.,f
mulo en- bien de esa p p'eyade de i6vs
mes compatrtotss, qie vlveu hoy
ale ados de las inmsnsas veataiAs O y,
lea brin1a lA escuela.
Nuestros p'scames para ell st11l
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UN CLUB ATlETIcO

En- MsysgHaz se han asoclado o
vsrios i6vsnes para organizGr un
sClub Atletlco1.
Va 90 han SuGcrito las scsiones
nccesarias para a completA instAla-
ci6n. Sc inaugurar& muy pronto en-
Ia quinta propledad del senior ArnAl.
do en- Guanajlbo.
Sc trats de Construir un salon pa
ra bsiles al aire libre y habr$ regatas
de botss, iuegos de Base ball, slow q
tenniss esgrima, tiro 81 blsnoo J de
mas sports modernos.
b Loable eS sl prop6Iito, ya que
propende al lcultIvo de nuestrA eiucs-
cI6n fisica.
DsbierA Hsr imitsio en- las demkS
poblAciones de la islA,
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Libby, nusstrA VOC de aliento para sl
digno uerpo do profesores rurales dc
San Sebastian que emprende hoy una
labor patri6ica.
"A flo dc ingresar en- 10 <Univer.
sldat ds Puerto Rico,s Depsrtamento
dc Agriculture, 90 ha ausentado pars
Rio Piedrav, el eitudloso y aprove-
chado jovenclto don Francisco Bales.
ter y Acosta & qqien dessam % un ext'
to fsliz ca sus h habltaclones.
-Muy pronto daran comlenz los
trabsjoA de reparaci6n en la via VS.
cinal que de e,ta looalidAd conducs
oil productive bArrlo de <H1ys m ala.s
De sen.irss es que la csntidad
presupuestada para ese obieto sea
poca, pues crsemos que 10 OBJ = In.
vlerts mayor dInsro, dado el estAdo
de abaudono del cAmino.
CORRESPONSAL.
Enero 30, 1908
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02
SNOTAS De AREc|BO
Rey del CarnavaI.- Revista
musical. .-Certamen TO-
tografico.
NUEvA OROUESTA
NUEvA oRQuEsTA
Compaffa dramatica. -Apa.
ratos para Ia leche. Lin.
pleza. Luz electrical

El peri6dico local <El Duends,
ha desistido por motisos insuperab.es,
del Certansn de Rsina Iufanta para
el carnAval. En- cambio ha iniciado
el original certamen dc votar un Rev
y seis pages para prssidir dich q fiesta.
Hay que votar un joven Dc chispa Y
de gsnio; ya 80 preg gants, 1quisr .era
el Psy?
Sc encuentra on esta cludad { IN
Luis F. Dessds, que hscs gsstionss
para colocar por subscription una Gre.
vista Musical, que dsntro do brsvs
empezar6 & publicarse On San Juan
bsio Ia direcci6n de c3mpstsntes md
sicos.
-Ha regresado de San uan nues.
tro amigo el sefior Octiz quien hs traf.
do todo 10 nscssario para llsvar a
cabo ~ Certamen FotogrAfco. para
el que hay gran animsci6n sntrs ~
nifos. El dia puedsn comenxsr A
retratarse estos con sus rsspe:,ivos
trsies.
-Baio 10 direction del competsn.
to professor de mdsica sefior GonzSlez
Giuorio Sc organiza una orquesta, 10
! eusl tocara On los pr6ximos bailes de
carnaval.
-Ss nos dice que tan pronto CON.
cluya sus compromises en- Saa Juan,
vsndrA & dar algunas funciones On
nusstro teatro la ex :elsnts compafiis
drAmatics de Luisa Martinez Cassdo.
So espera con vlvos deseos.
Ell Official de Sanidad CO estA
lccalidad, ha solicltado de esta AL.
cAldis, se proves & dicha ofeiua dc
aparatos para el reconocimienso do
la leche.
-Bsio 10 direc,i6n de la Sanidad
y con los prsaos SO esta hacienda 10
limpiezs de Ia orilla de 10 playa y del
rio.
LA luz electrics de eta On cada
dia mas deiiciente por fAlta de aqua
On el RIO para mover la turbina. Es
peramos YER 10 que decide este NUM-
ciplo sobre Este asunto dc gran inte /.
res general,
CoRREsPoNsAL
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JUAN De GUlMAA BENITEz
ABOGADO-. O-.NOTAR1O
TETUAN Is. P. o. BOX 743
SAN JUAN. P. r.

mas dirigIdos 4 los honorables Attor
ney General y Gobernador.
Y con sl 81 de ayudar al eGclare
cimIeuto del rspto de 10 i6vsn Hsrmi-
mia Cruz, firm AMOS 10 prssente or
Coamo q 81 de Enero dc 1905
Juan Santiago Gonzalez Pedro
NlsveS.-Juan Bautista MARTINEZ,
sus ruegoI, RegGcIano P, Fontanes ,
AL publican, como serYlcio de pu
"a informsci6n, los dGtos anteriores
solo nos tocs shadir, por nue,trI
cusrts, cue Vs. al tener noticiA de OF,
ell Attorney General encargaba de In.
vestIgar los h:choS Al Fiscal Colon
expreSamos Les dudas que este peri6
dico debiG sbrigar y abrig aba sobrt
| : ehcAciA del procsdimiento.
81 Mr.. Feuille sigus en- inveutiga q
clones de eSe genero SsrS precise con
fsIar qre poHee el inatInto propio d.
IN gran funcionario.
De un intsligentisImo y recto fun
clonario,
Y, Sobre tode, de un tunelonarI
limparcialI
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terra de Napoleon, de sus batallas, con
datos detallados de la historic de los
gemelos que pelearon q sus 6rdenes.
No 81 usual arcontrar elto en- un
nih) de tan eorts edld, IA sf)s y
medic. Este ioven ademSI, 81 un buen
pisnists, leyendo bien la mdIica &
primsra vista & iatsrpretIndo y sjecu. l..
tando muy correctam .nte.
A este ioven le espera un 5riliants
porvenir, conIidersndo lss cualidades
y aerisdad de 81 csr&cisr, uuldaa &
10 prlvIlsgIsdN intsligsuciA cue posss.
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g1lmente capacltaoos oe Puerto Rlco,
elegiran el primer martes despues del
primer ldues del mes de noviembre de
mil novecientos seis, y cada cuatro
amos despues, un Delegado & Ia Cana.
mara de Representatives. dc los Eata-
dos Unidos de Americs, sl cual tsndr&
derecho ser reconocido como tal J
tend, 4 tambiel los derschos, fsculss.
des y privilegios que al presente tie
nen los Delegado de los Territories
de los Estados Unidos, con el mismo
sueldo, abonos por trasl aciones, suel.
do para Sec 'etario, gasto dc material
de ofcina y todos los emolumentos
que poaesn y tienen los Dele g ados de
los Territorios de los Estsdos Unidos;
disponieudoss que nadie ssra elegido
para tal cargo que no sea bona fde
ciudadano de Puerto RICO, que no
hays alcarzsdo 10 edad de treinta
amos y que no sspa lser y eicribir sl
idioma ipgles.
Sscei6n IL. Qle la sscci6n 40 dc
dicha Icy queda por 10 presente dero
| gads, sustituy 6 adose por ella la ai.
guienfe;
<Secci6n 40. Qle el Senado cleo
1.-Two y 10 Camara de Delsgados %
reuna en- sesi6n al me los una vez ca
da af1os
Sscci6n IL. Que Ia secci6n 81 d.
dicha Ley quede enmsndada On la si
guiente torma;
Secci6n l,-Cada proyscto de ley
podra tsner su orfgen en- una i otrs
Camara con exception de Aquellos qus
lleven consigo consignacl6n de can
tidades CON cualeiquiera obisto, lol
cuales deberan precise ms snte tener sy
orfgen en- la Camara de Dele ados
pero nipgdu proyecto de ley LEG
ser ley ef.ctiva menos que see spro
bada en- ambss Camaras por una ma
yoria do sus vctos y aprobAda por Q
Gobsrnador densro dc los diez dta,
subsiguientss q su aprobaci6n. Vots
do I'm proyecto de ley ae presentars
al Gobsrnador para su aprobaci6n. ,
si 10 aprobare, 10 firmsra, en- case
contrario 10 devolvera con sus obis
clones, q la CamAra de donde have
psrtido, 10 cual auots, dichas obie
clones en- su libro dc scIas y procede
r& & reconsiderar dlcho proyesto d,
ley. 81 deapues de dich. reconside
raci6n, es sprobsdo por las dos ter
ceras parties de d.cha Camars, ser,
enviado entonces con las obisclones
10 otra CAmara por 10 cual aerk 4 a,
vez conaiderado; y sI fAere aproba 4,
por les dos terceras parties do dich,
Camara tendra fuerzA de ley. Pero el
tales casos los votos de ambas Cana
ras seran determinados por Of no
no Y los nombr,s de los votantes q IA
vor y en- contra de dlcho proyecto d.
ley serau auotados ca los libros d,
actss de cada ca nara respeciivamen
se. Todo proyecso de ley que no fuer,
devuelto por el G Gobernador deatro d,
los diez dias aubsiguientsa & su pre-
sentsci6n q este funclonario icon OK
cepcion los domingosl tendra igual
IN snts fuerzR de Icy del mismo mode
que sl 10 hubiere 6rmado, & no ssl
que la Asamblea LegislAtiva, levan,
tando sus SeslopeS, impidisre su dsyo
luci6n, en- cuyo caHo no ser& ley; Dis
poni6ndose siu embargo, que toda le,
volada por Ia ssambleA Leglslatiy,
sera referida o. Congreso de los Ests
dos Unidos el cual por 10 pressnte 8,
reservs Ia fAcultad y aut oridad, si Il
creyere convenients, de Anular dlcht
proyectl de Icy.
Seccibn l3 q 10 esta ley su rtirl
aus efectos tan pronto como qued
sprobsda.
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LA SALUD

Farmaca Droguerfa.-Pavia 8, Arecibo p K.
EEena renovaia Personal nsgsns Precos 10
mas limadoI Dsp6sto pldoaH Marines cGpuas
HEM. DepuraHvo Ruso injection Roia
- ocuhre 50 Dc I9QS
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COLEGIO PARTICULAR
DE PRIMERA Y SEGUNDA ENSENANZA
FUNDADO EN- 1888
Director: Pedro MOcz6 BAnIst

SAN JUAN PUERToRICO. GALE DEL SOL No H.
So sdmissu aumno intnoa egternosy media pension Ins.
Go6n Phmaha compsa Enahsn1a przcca M6todos mcdsr-
nss oSIsoG compsoa de MLrEMLroAs TENEDURA uBRos
DIoMAs TAoUaRAFfA EsoRruRA EN- MAouINLA Pdass Re
gl1naonto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02
EL ASUNTO BENET

DeIde CoAmo nos envian los si
guienteE documsntos ca que parece
com probarae que Psscasio Reyes hs
dicho tsrmin antemsnte que no 90 au
tor de la csrta 81 senior Bsnet, auto
rizads. por 81 nombre y publicada on
los peri6dicoa:
Gel que suscrlbe, vecino de esta
villa, de Cosm }, hsce constar que el
individuo Pas, ,isio Reyes lie indlct
que 81 no habfa escrlto la carta QUE
apArece ca ell periodioo sEl Agdila d.
PuertJ RIcos, dlrigida dichs carta a
seiior Juez Bsnet, nj habsr autoriE a-
do & nAdie para pubIicarla; estandC
tambien dispuesto el suscrlbisnts
deslArArlo ants los trlbunales,
A ruegos de Norberto Rivera poi
no sAber frmsr.
Manuel Maria Dr6s1.
G0amo. Eoaro ri 1903
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-02
Coamo, Eoero 81 1905,

sLos qus auScriben, yssinos de %
Is villa de CoAmo, hacen conatAr que
en die de hoy, y entire II J u dc la
man ana, ha declarAdo don PAIcAsio
Reyes en- la casa de comercio de don
Pedro DlaE, que tamble1 SO srcontra-
be presents, que 81 no be eserito, nj
ain autoriz ado & nAdis para publ.
car Ia earta que aparess lnIe,taia en-
xEl Agulla de Pusrto RlcoS, todA Vez
Gus 40 pusds dssylrtisr loa tsleg re-,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-21
Cattlemen Complain.

Kansas City. Dec. Elm the car
shortage investigation Murde Mac
Kenzie, president of the American
Livestock association, and manager
of the Matador Land and Cattle com
pany. testified that ne had received
many complaints from the southwest
of financial loss resulting from short
age of stock cars.
what is the reason for this short
age?" asked Commissioner Prouty
"Tbe railroads use the cattle cars for
other commodities, replied Mr.. Mac
Kenzie.
Mr.. Mackenzie said he had known
of sheep being held for six or seven
weeks waiting for cars, and finally
they were driven from Albuquerque
to Kansas in order to get them to
market. The shippers had exper-
fenced more or less delay every fall,
but this year the delay was the most
severe yet.
In one case It took four dsvs to
ship cattle from Texas to Kansas
City, and in another instance cattle
shipped from Texas to Kansas City
had been sidetracked in Oklahoma
for "a hours.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-12-21
Buying More Box Cars.

Philadelphia, Dec. 21.-The pur-
chasing agent Of the Pennsylvania
railroad has invited bids for the con-
struction of 5000 box cars. The
contract will be awarded within a
few days. Their estimated cost is
s6,OOOO0O.
II is not expected that the cars
will be delivered before the latter
part of next year. With the placing
of this order the company viii have
ordered, within. abe last two years.
nearly 10000 additional freight
cars of various types 1t is also said
that the company is getting better
service out of itsrfars than ever be-
fore. The average movement OF its
cars per day in 1904 was 1852 miles
while for the same time this year the
average movement was 27.19 miles
a day.