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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05
Better Mail Facilities.

/ Lowndes county is. perhaps,
as we'll equipped with excellent
mail facilities as any county IN
! the State. This is the result ot
/ the interest manifested in the
matter by the pe o.,le. the activ-
i'y displayed by their Congress
sional representative aud the ex-
perience and good judgment
which Mr.. W. G. Watson has dis
played in overcoming all obsta-
cles placed IN the way of better
mail service ia this county.
There is ope section, however,
which has never received the
benefits of the free rural service
and that is the section imm ed
lately north of this city. The
people of this territory have be
come interested in a route. and
Mr.. George Harvey was in the
city Monday last for the purpose
of accompanying Mr.. Watson
over a proposed route. which if
proven practicable will insure
daily service to these people.
The route begins at the Colum-
bus postoffice and runs north 10
the George Harvey neighDor-
hood on the Ridge road. and
from here it goes to the CherO-
kee neighborhOod; thence u the
Nelson neighborhood and into
the Military road at what is
knowd as The Oaks. the site of
the old Blewett home. From
this soint the route is down the
Military road to Columbus. or
across TO the east side of LuXa
palila TO this city, but the inspec-
tiop, which was held last Monday,
was for the purpose of determin-
ing the best route, and if there
was population enough in the ter
ritory invaded to sustain the ser
vice alter ii is established
Mr., Watson has the matter
under consideration and will
make his report direct TO the de,
partment, il being against the
rules OF The service TO make pub
lie any OF his decisions except
from headquarters,
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05

The formal sDring opening Of
the firm Of Simon Loeb q Bro.
occurred last Monday night and
il revealed their large establish
meut in all of its spring beauty.
The store and show windows had
been lavishly decorated for the oc-
casiOn and the display of spring
and summer goods and fabrics
was beautiful. EN- bracing as large
and as varied line as has ever
been exhibited here. A large
crowd was present and the
opening was quite success.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05

A. rer the order Il the Elec-
ton Commissioners. MeSsrs. J.
" BrickeIl. A :. Payne and c.
y. West. a special election will
be held in District No. on next
Saturday. April :, 1906 to iii the
position Of constable. There is
ont one announced candidate for
the position. Mr.. G. A. Pullen.
and he will be elected unanimous
IL. The following are the off :
cere appointed u hold the said
election:
Judges. ". II. Castor. l.. &.
Lawrenceand J. L. Egger: Clerks,
II. A. Greer and A. NJ. Lawrence:
Returning officer. J. VI. Lowe.
The election is to ill the posi-
ton vacated .byoMr.' ". ". Lof-
It's. who resigned. ~ ar
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05
The Meeting Begins

The revival an tn q Second
Methodist church ia Etst Column
bis began last SUNDAY morning,
aHd aas started aut most alspit-
i1usly, there having already been
several conversions Up a. yes
terdaY the Meeting was conduct
ad bV Rey Robert a Clarke, the
believed pastor ~ tile church, but
kaf Thomas Il Clifford. Of Co
lum3ig Aaisa was espected to
arfIfe last night aud will preach
regularly throughput the rpmain
deed 81 tse meeting Mr. Cf-fford
was formerly a res.daut eff this
cIty harug for several years
henu bonif-Eeeper for Messrs.
Waiter a B5naphue HaIs now
81 uiuister of the GOSPEL being
stat aned at o9Ium bla where he
4last3r athe Method ste hurth
Ffe us lf.u97y ra embered ia
iHusls and rWtlH TeeepEe a
l0ss cIsa .aa ulFe. .Ggtrar creme his
oldsfH carts al rec 1ueiug dne Te
z.tt .fIde-las tsaa.eEI u lanRrtt ases
ziam 5sf TRACE Nu.IeIe trsfr yare
vees each daEaa lE11n ialE scr rRe
st l A. g4 sEda an bYerfnpu serf
vice Al Z - pa m. The pe1nie af
Columbus are extended a e3rdial
invitation - attend al. these ser
s cas-
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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05
BAPTISTS MAY BUILD COURT IS IN SESSION
Congregation of First Bap-
tist Church About De-
Cided on New EdifiCe.

For some M rat the ne n
bers Of the congregation # the
First Baptist church have beer
cOnSidel ing fhe matter Of erect
ing d new editice. and have pract
ically derided 10 undertake the
work. There were originally
two plan> in view. one coDte n
plating tte rem"ueliug OF the ole
building aud h other the erec
ton Of a new and modern edibce
The task Of deciding upon which
one of these two plans il was best
10 adopt was delegated to a build
ing com nj tee consisting of Gen
:. D. Lee. Judge J. I. Harrison,
Nessrs. T.. G.. Chapman. f. ).
Curry. J. L. Walker. T. . Burris.
ID. :. McClanahan. F. VI. Jacob.
j. d. Mccullough, b. L. Oven.
W. y. Pickett. r. + Cheatham
and d. D. Richards. and at a
meeting Of this com mmittee which
was held Monday night it was
decided 10 Iecommend that a
new building be erected q
While the recon mendatibn Of
the committee will have 10 90 be
fore the congregation before any
positive decision ia the matter
can be reached, il is practically
certain that their recommenda.
ton viii be accepted and that a
new church viii be built. Mr..
jacob. one of The mem Ders of the
committee, was seen by DIS
PATCH reporter yesterday after
noon, and stated that the plans
for the building had not as Yet
been discussed 10 auV extent
but that it was the idea 0f the
com mittee 10 recommend the
erection 81 a building costing
about thirty thousand dollars
aad it WoaId probably be erected
an rhe corner af Seventh street
aud Aarth Second avenue. few
yards south ut tHe present
structure.
The congregation af che First
Baptist tar h Wa.oh has grawa
50 raH.dIE during recent years
taat ta building Haw in use Is
Haf .sHs enough Accommodate
chose HHa aaaeH NIa there ~
Nlfat.r Haa amaHg its maalbars
ma f fhs WeafiHaat meh in
tH tF abI A thWslt that
IitfIH H aIt5 Hi. as aH ogu
Erfa arE as aae eut
la fha sssuaH uf ths naF
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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05
SUPERVISORS MEET
Board of Supervisors Con- :
vened Monday in Regu-
lar Monthly Session.

The Board o Sup, vi ors met
! in regular non'l ly session at the
! court house last Monday morn
ing. there having been pre- sent
Hon. Bate Bell, president; 5.
w Cald W. II, W. f.. Rarksdale and
c. II. Jordan, ass ciate mem bers
of said board: T. A. Eggleston,
sheriff, and ID b. Richards.
clerk. when The f flowing pro
ceeding> were haC
Toe resiqna'iop If Capt. IT, K.
Evans As com missioner Of the
Macon Road Taxing District was
received and accepted with re-
gret. and his son. Mr.. c. ".
Evans. was appointed TO succeed
him as mem Der Of said commits
sion.
W. \ Wa>tbrook was appoint.
ed TO "a ceed Buck Westbrook
as overseer OF lotd No. 52 in
District No L.
Wm. Johnson was appointed TO
succeed f. NJ. Lee as overseer of
road No. l. 10 District No 4.
Eli Vaughan was appointed to
succeed Charles Cousins as over
seer of road No. - in District
No. ,.
Ordered that the hands on the
Jim Hollis piaeeein District No. I
be transferred e road No. IA in
said District.
Ordered that the clerk issue
warrant to S, 5. Nelson for one
dollar on account Of erroneous
assessment,
Ordered that the clerk issue q
warrant to w, II Parkerson for
- %, on account Of erroneous
assessment
Brisooe Boyd was appointed
oyerseer Qf road No, Il IA District
No, l TO succeed :, W, Stanley
Il, L, Niekels was appointed
everseer of road No l5 IN Dist
riet No. / TO succeed Rod LOTUS
Ordered that the clerk issues
warrant To +, M Franks tor
$1,000 10 payment for land Go bo
utilized in opening public road
from Magbee creek to Slough
bridge ia District No 3, said
warrant,to be ISSUED as soonas
deed to landi properly eNeeuted
Crawford Nelson was appoint
cd 10 succeed Gurjis SHusonaas
commissioned ot the Military
Road 'raXiug Dtstrieta NIHtar
B0rderedqth3t thetlerl adyer
tiSeftbl bid 4f1t the ere4tiod 0fIa
bsidpa aatsdss ttataipa ero6a
uealgMaghrwf andaals03tho nlac
brm Ifyae shrbiEealactss ertiae
tlmg1f i8 taadsams nmahu5io
hlootyh SBidhadsemiseumgtsb0ta
beJpubIishaU asds8t1lsefseutsica
0f0pg 5itai1ah#s soon assI epscaiuu
tious 5ben tine etw1tUfligesashall
have beeaiI ttled tith- the tdaikau
tgGfdered shat thesuD3of tweu-
tts i've cents berefunded to Luke
Haa9'is on account Of double as
sessmeuta H.uE made #.. regular
After having made tile regular
allowances, which will be pub
lished iu next Sunday IS DIS
PRTCH the board adjourned.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05

Hon. j. l. Sturdivant and wife ;
friends are gratified to know
that their handsome little son is
rapidly recovering from a spell
of bilious fever which at one time
threatened his life. He was crit
ically i'll last week QUITS now well
again.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05
kneaRRon Not a Candidate.

Railroad Commissioner ], 9,
htneannon of the Northern dis.
triet states positively that he wll
not be a candidate for 70 election
"a the neNt State election, His
future plans have not been re.
vealed bUt the statement comes
from an authoritative source
that he does not intend to agaiu
aspire for his present place It
MIR l(incanunn has made a
splendid record as railroad conn
missioner, accomplishing Inuch
good work for his district and
the State generallW dAs a meml
her of t4e-Doard of control mt the
penitentiary hgI has also faithfhl
lv perfornsed eliis d dncies4 aahl5f he
wilbretire from 0ttitta withl the
good willie If fn1a ytfttOusatid slnf
friends thrdu gtuuy ttiHosatels of
f fiSegerbl puJkahd4 sBei~dats are
aIfsadtua abempa nIeoaS1tirai1tsv are
ftepafy 0tdnEl ebrouRttt. for wand
tnfssz1e ensnthefnl adtstfict ucom
fnssionea siara tanfDn0 the III be
ing State Senator Scott. of E1Bb.
ra. Representative Ross. Of fish
omiugo, and Capt j.. g Stoyall.
of Os0lona Others will probably
also oe in the field.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05

THE DISPATCH is pleased TO
see that Mr.. Gid d. Harris, one
of our leading and best citizens,
is again well after a rather Sc
rious illness which kept him. in
doors last week.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05
Mr.. w. B. Harris, Jr. reporte,

Mr.. w. B. Harris, Jr. reported
a decline of abeut ten points in
the cotton market yesterday. At
the close of business yesterday
afternoon New York spots were
quoted at, .65, July futures in
New York at 1923, New Orleans
spots at II is and july futures
in New Orleans at 1922. In the
local market good middling was
quoted at 10 ga.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05

Mr.. S. L. Caine. the efficient
secretary of the State Pharma.
ceutical Association, has been in
Jackson for the past few days at
tending a meeting of that organ
ization.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05

Prompt deliveries of bread and
bakery products TO all parts of
the city by accommodating portsrs.
Telephone Coils Bakery. Phone
No. 100.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05
STATE FARM REPORT
Horrible Condition of Al
fairs at Rankin Farm.
Committee Report.

: ne DpuSr Z. W. VI i'' III lfFu l.
tentiary last week agreed
upon aroth,-r >ru~arinnal re
port r. fl, tIng upur III man
sgemeIt uf -hr y aitiAry
and csnv.ct~ "f the State.
The report = sign q hy Repre-
sentative Miller. # tie house.
who i chairman uf the peniten-
tjary committee aud was sub
nlitted Monday. The report. ia
part, il a. fuIltas
As To the Rankin farm. to the
House of Representatives: We
90 not cite You u tie particular
pages Of the te~tin Ony wherein
each charge spec tied i sustained
because the whole i reeking with
riteOuS account of drunkenness,
cruelty and petty forms Of graft.
We find that the boar d of control
was negligent IN the discharge
Ct its duties IN re gard 10 the
farm. and the SAID farm has for
-lis among other reasons been
managed at a loss 10 the state of
over $4,000 IA nine years. We
cannot account for this heovy
loss TO the State Of Mississippi
sn any other ground than that If
gross mismanagetnent. No rules
or regu IatiOuS We're ever made
o. the board of control or posted
z . where the cOuvicts could see
them, as required by law See
BiOns 3l73 aud 3l74 of the Code of
1892, but drunken sQbordluates
were allowed to ma,trrat the con
YictS, I'M some cases at Will. or
whenever the uufortguates ran
counter % Jhejr iuebFiate wishes
The sergeant of TINS taru, one
Captain Dave Pucselt VAS a
sriukiug uau. and tluee uuder
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Supplies Nuie srul iEaH the
kaaaiu farm F8 q hat-. H Bran
aop which hole. was .u charge
o. q SON iH.IaWI# t-Ifa.a pUesafI
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2 lo we leaVe -Lie ii8ts@I e' a.tff
~ hts peers Wltioet comment .
N = 0he - ls'e'D' a con- Lct' 'he
Jan CfocheUt' vas or 1aiA Al Ut
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05

Miss Daisy Boyd, of Dunbar,
has been spending the past few
days with friends in the city.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05

Crockett and it was by his order
that the man was murdered. He
seems TO your com mittee To have
been utterly devoid of a. Y human
sentiment and wholly incom pc
tent to fl the position he held.
The extent of his drunkenness
and the extent thereof We're only
measured by his ability 10 get
and bis capacity TO hold whiskey.
The killing Of Crockett was
wholly ur justitiable and a cold,
heartless and tiendish assassina-
I tion done by convict under the
order of a brute, the recital of
I whose cruelty by the witnesses
I is sufficient 10 stir a heart of
stone. After the killing the dead
body Of the unfortunate man was
. left in the rain where he fell. from
( o o clock ia the morning 10 +
o'clock in the evening, and not
even a convict hand was allowed
10 decently arrange his stiffening
linn bS. wipe the death foam from
his swollen lips. or close his star
ing eyes. 1t is to be hoped that
the last expiring cry Of the
doomed man. Lord have mercy
on my soul. received an atfirma
tive answer in that court 10 which
even a convict may appeal with
out fear of being followed by his
mercjleSS murderers.
IF the board Of control made an
investigation of this brutal
murder uo record thereof was
placed ou tile or put IN the
records of its proceedings. "
The report continues that an
investigation of the killing Of
Crockett was made by Warden
Henry, J c. Kincaunon and A.
q. May and that the result of the
Investigation is presented % the
legislature IN the form of a
newspaper publication which is
submitted without clmmelt
The report further critieises
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1906-04-05

Mr. T. J. Cady is i'm proving the
front of his building on Nam
street. \ new and handsome iron
front is 10 be put in the store to
be occupied by the Southern
Express Com pany and Mr.. ID. ;.
McClanahan, who has the
contract. has begun work on it.
In addition to the exterior i'm
provements MIR. Cady has
Installed a modern hot water
heating system for the entire
Building both upstairs and down
and when the new front is in will
have,the entire building painted.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24

La aboliei6n del Conssjo Ejseu-
two:
La crsaei6n de un Senado 8 CANA
re- Alta, compuesto do cstorcs MEM
bros elsgldos, en- la forma que aeuerds
el Congreso, por los siste distritos On
que 90 divide 10 isla, eorrespondi
dos Senadorss por cada distrito.
La permanencis de IL CAmsra de
Deleg ados, en- III actual organizaci6n.
La continuation de los ssis Dspar.
tamentos del Eiecutlvo siendo sus Je.
fss nombrados por el Gobernador do
Puerto Rico, con 10 aprobsci6n del
Senado 8 C&mara Alta,
La session de aver di6 una nota
simpa'ica. Todos los dslegados cum
plieron eserupulosaments On el sxk.
men dc Etan importaute proyscto, el
cual fue aclamado con grandes aplau.
sos al terminarss ls discussion. Fran
las seis y media dc 10 nochs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
Asamblea Legislative
CAMARA DE DELECADOS

En Ia session dc la C&mara de De.
legados de aver 90 invirsieron custro
horas en- la discussion del Memorial
para soicitar del Congreso de los
Estados Unidos el Self government
Presldi6 10 session sl senior Matlenzo.
L'ida el scta anterior, fac aprobada q.
L! secretario di6 lectura & las
peticiones y comuniescionss del dia.
Celestino Marrero, secrstsrio del
Ayuntamiento de Comsrfo, remise co.
pia de un acuerdo dc aquel ayunta-
mfento solicitando Ia terminaci6n dc
10 carretsra gus conduce & Bayam6n,
Isabel Quihones, viudA de Rlvero,
de Naguabo, solicita se subvencione
q una hiis que tiene, para poder 20.
guir sus estudios.
Comunicsci6n del sefior Qaintero,
solicitando se le excuse de asiatir &
las seaiones por una semana.
Bills en- primera IectNra
H. B. rdmero "A. Por el reflor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
Do Ia Ceiba

Con sumo pesar rsglstramos ell ia.
lleclmiento de. que On vida fue don
Eleuterio Pinsro y Gomez, ciudsdano
meritisimo que al pAgsr su tribute 4
Ia NaturaleEa deia un vacio inmepso
en- eata loCalidad donde 90 le sprecia.
be diGtlnguiA por sus acrisolado,
SenttmienIos por aus souila,ada,
virIudss civicAsy privadss.
Patriota consecuente y de psn,a.
mtentos slsvsdos y altruistas mili6
en- el sntiguo partido federal hssta an
exIincion 81 dsclararIe ls sUni6n
PuerIorriQuefas seept6 las base. de
sstA ain smbsIeI nj .rodsos.
Su ensierro, en- el cusl han sstado
representadaI todaa les classs socis.
les, ha sido una vsrdadsra dsnostrs
cion de duslo como hOmsnajs p6stumO
81 amigo J al corrsIigionarto, El tk.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
Session del dia o.

Romero Rosa; Para adquirir ell cus
dro al oleo que el senior Julio Medi
No Gonzalez exhibe en- Ia actualid I'D
en- ell salon de sesiopes de Ia CAmara
de Delegsdos.
q. B ndmsro IS. Por los sefio.
res Ramos, Romsro Rosa, Gandfs
C6rdova, Quiptero y Coira: Para Ia
construction de II kll6metros de ca
rretera, que completan 10 de Bayam6u
Comerio.
So entr6 On la orden dia. El sefior
Besosa, delegado de 10 minoria, soli-
cit6 que sl H M. ndmsro / 10 discutie.
SO por parrafos.
Eo 10 discussion 90 inv lrtisron, como
ind!camos mas arriba, cuatro horas.
El Memorial fue aprobado DO,
unanimidad on tereera lec.ura.
Publicamos el texso mas importau-
to del bill, que es sl aiguients:
<Pedimos:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24

gunas ,enmiendas y pasando ambos
& segunds lectura.
G. B. ndmsro 9, sobre retermas On
los procsdimientos civilea. Sc CON.
fronta y pasa q Ia comisi6n de I'm pre-.
sos, con algunas retormas, para su
REIN preston.
La Comisi6n de Leyes generates
con snmiendas 81 G. B No. 81, &C 70
ane K ION de los barrios <Santa Isabe,s
y <Angeless del municipio de Utuado
al de Lares. Es aprobado el ipforms.
@. B. No. Al sobre regular Ia pro.
fesi6R del Notario en- Puerto Rico.
El seaor Fsuille introduce enmien.
das en- este proyecto y rebate ligera-
mente a'gunos errores do forma.
FL senior Dfaz Navarro aoatiene,
como autor, el proyscto dc referencia,
aceptando, no obstante, ana snmisn.
da de texto que le set ala el senor
Feuille. Ell bill pasA & 10 ccmlai6n
de Impresos para qds 10 reimprims.
Sc levanta Ia comisi6n total & las
4y 25 minutes, y no habiendo otro
asunto de que tratAr, el presidents
MIR. Post cita para hoy & los dos do
Ia tarde,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24

Concurren los sefiores Post, Feui.
lie, Grshame, Dfaz Navarro, valle,
Falkuer, Crosas!y Willouhgby, Empie
20 81 acto q las dos y 10 minutos.
Intormes de comisiones permanentss
La comision de impresos Isforma
que estA debidaments corregido el bill
que autoriza al Auditor de Puerto.
Rico para hacer ciertos gastos en- ~
ofcins. DIcho proyecto pasa q la Co.
mission ce Hacienda.
La comisi6n de Leyes generates In
forma fAvorablemente el G. B. 81 so
bre crear una Corte Municipal en- Vie.
ques, ,el cual pasa & Ga lectura.
La misma comisi6n do cuenta con
el G, B. 81 aobrs iueces, secretarios y
msrshalls cuyo proyeoto debid smen to
corregido pasa q "a lectura.
Bills en- tercera !ect,tra
G. B. No 81. Sobre nom bramien.
TO de iueces, seCretIrios y msrshalls.
Sc pone votsci6n y 90 aprobado me
nos por los sti1 orss Vale y Barbosa.
G. B. No 81 Sobre creaci6n de
una Corts Municipal en- Viequss. Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
Comisiones dc Ia Camara

Aver fueron nCmhrados en la ca
mare de Deleg adoa, loa aiguientes se-
flores para ocupar Las vacAntes de los
sefores Csmufias y Medina:
Don Ramon MendeI Cardous
para, 10 .comisior de Hacienda y
Presupuestosi don Francisco Coi.
rs, para la de Corporaciones NUM-
cipales y privadas; don ,O!tSvio
Garcia Salgsdo para lA de Obras Pri.
blicasi don Rafael ArrillAga para 10
Comisi6n de Reglamenso; don Ram On
Mendez para IL Cuental J Elecciones;
y don Ramon Romero para 10 dc
TrAbsios,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
LA Nustfacidn AdIstica''

Publication Ia mAs econ6miea del
mundol
Los cinco tomos luiosamente en-
cuadernados correspondent & eLa Bi
blioteCa Ilustrada.
Un ndmero semana del peri6diso
sLs llussraci6n Arlfstica.>
Un ndmsro quincsnald de Gel sal6a
de IL Mods,
Todo por noventA centavos rnerA
suAlea,j!
Sc suscrlbe en- Ia agercia -vjctos
h' Marin, Arecibo, en- sLa Propa-
ganda Literariss, de Francisco Seru.
rsi San JuSto l6 San Juan, p. r,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-24
Desgracia 4 un nihO

Aver tArds, como & las cinco, oeu
rrio en- 10 calls de San Joae un ssnsi
BILE Accidente
I'm mise de nombre Paco, de uists
shos de sdadi .hiio de la comSdroua
dona Maria Disz vuida de Cueva.
que reaids en Ia casa ndmero q de la
expreSads eslle, 80 Acerc6 ALA casa
Immediate ndmsro "a, CUE estG en-
obraS, propisdad de don Manuel gss
tsn, en- momentoG en- que unoa peones
sublan una liDgada de lsdrillos, dss
prendi6ndose uno de sitos desds una
sltura dc sells metros, dandols en- Ia
sahssA 81 sHPrsssdo uiao J prOdusien
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O8cina de Ia Junta Esc0Ia[
Csmuy P, R. Enero % dc 1909,

Camuy P, R Enero % dc 1909,
Hasta las once de Ia mafapA del
dia 4 de Febrero de 1906 90 recibirSn
en- esta ofcinA propoaiciones cerradas
para Ia construction de una casa es.
cuela dc MADEIRA en- el pueblo de Hah'
Ito, ?. r. y otra sn Ell de Csmuy, P.
K. Los pliegos 80 Abrir&n Ala hora
srribs menciongda Pusden psdirae
lntormss q eSta o6Cina. Los plisFoa
conteniendo las propoSicIones deberan
dirigirse ii Presit dote de la JuntA
Escolar, Camuy, P. r con el siguisn.
Ie endorse en- el rsspsldo del sohres
sProposiCionss para la construction
de una casa eIcuela do MADEIRA On d
pueblo de Haiillo y oIrs on el de ca {,
muy, P, RI.
=. Agui+n n. D,
Presidents CO lA Jupta Es.ol>,
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|MPRES|0NES Y NOT|CIAS

dole santsrrlb!e golpe que 10 de 5 cxG
uims en- terra.
Pasaosn por aqusllR cslle On ESQ,
mismos nomentoa los docsores Lippi,
HernatdsS y'Garcfa dc Qasvedo, 10,
que Embellishments prest Aron sus au-
xilioH ls pobre cristura, que pressu.
taba una gran contusi6o con tracturs
del cr&neo,
De alll, los mismos msdicos, con.
vinieron con Ia sen ora msdre del nlfo
en- llevar q este al q ,spitsl de Mater,
nldad' con el nn de operarlo hoy.
La policia ha procsdldo 4 la inyes
t'gaeion de ssts suceoso de el cusl.hsu
dsbido presenter hoy baio dsnuneia 4
los tribunales, por 10 responsa bllidad
que pueda caber q loa refer(dos
peones.
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AVISO

Sc vende por Ia mitad de su valur
IN aparsto para fsbrlcar dehidas oar.
bonasadas' Sc compone del generator,
tres fuentss con sus Correspondisntes
lsvsderos de gas, una mesa para lie.
oar botellaI ds tsponss de gravitaci6n
un llenador de sifoues.
Para iniormes dirigirse en- Camuy
A AlsToNIo CAsTILio,
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GAlvez y AIdea

Hemos recibido de nueltros ami
gos los i6venes periodistas Aldea Ma
carlo y G Alyes Oiero, dos cArtas or
que Sc rectifca el suelto que publlct
La Dem )CRAoIA, cen el tftulo Ell
MEETING DE AVER. Los ssnores Gal
vez y Aldea aclaran los conceptos Q ue
les atribuye nuesiro reporter, Mana
na pubiicarsmos esas csrsas con el
mayor gusto, hacienda honor & Ia Dc
labra do nuestros csmpansros y co
rreligionarios.