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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-25
MADE UP TREE.
Boston Man Who Can Do Create
Things Than Nature.

Boston, May 25.-Evdence to show
that Ferdinand E. Borges had hopes
OF financing large stock companies
was introduced when his trial for lar
ceny was resumed Thursday. Borges,
1t is claimed, had proposed to organize
a tropical rubber and fruit company
with a capital of 500, 600 900. and with
headquarters in twelve cities, with
financial backing furnished by twelve
banks.
The scheme was to go into effect
when all of the stock of the Ubero
plantation had been floated Borges
expressed the plan by letter to his
nephew, John c. Borges, to whom he
stated that he had devised two or three
new schemes which would be profit
able
of course" Borges wrote, " the
schemes are not such as it would be
desirable for you to invest in This is
a wonderfully fertile field here, as is
shown by the fact that the last year
our agents made from SO. 800 to 81
100 each in commissions | think you
can sell some stock for us in New
York and Brooklyn We are allied
with such influential men as Arthur
W. Stedman. for instance, so that We
can float any sort of development com
pany 1t is easy to get shining lights
and can get banks. for cons1dera-
ton to loan their name for the $780,
900 company.
A letter alleged to have been writ
ten by Borges to Mr. Engle by his
fathcr-inlaw in New Mexico said: II
have found a very clever man here
in Boston, and he says he can make us
H. a tree that win look like coffee
Tree growing | wish you would send
me bunch of coffee leaves and some
berries and about five pounds OF pine
apple leaves. This expert can make
up any Kind of a tree, and with ynlr
help he can make a coffee tree
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-25
FILTERED TELEcHAMs.
Standard Oil Company Said to Have
Been Given Copies.

Cleveland. May "a The Leader
says that the Standard on company
IL furnished with copies CT differed
kilograms sent or received BY it's com
petitors is one OF the stratling charges
slated for investigation of The inter
state commerce commission hearings
In this city While officials and wit
nesses were gathering in Cleveland
Wednesday preparing fer the inquiry
dispatches came from Lima telling oi
accusations by Independent men against
employees Of the telegraph department;
Of the Buckeye Pipe line, one of tht
Standards subsidiary concerns
The Leader also says that IT devel
oped that two men whose presence
was especially desired by the commits
sion have not been found by the sub.
poena servers. The principal one Is
Henry Anthorp, named as the local
publicity agent of the Standard A
report had II that he was taking va
cation at Hot Springs Ark.
Other man not found is c. c. Tap
lin, manager OF the refined oil and
naptha department OF the Standard
Notification was given j r. Marchard
chief counsel of the commission, that
Mr. Taplin couM not be located.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-25
POLlCYHOLDERS TO CONTROL.
Amended Charter of Equitable Pre-
vides They Shall Have Ma jority

New York, May PA statement
was issued by President Morton of
the Equitable Life Assurance society
which states that proposed amended
charter has been mailed to the direct
ors of the society which provides that
twenty-eight directors shall be elected
by the policyholders at the annual
meeting, to be held next December
and that thereafter the policyhoIdel
directors shall always constitute a ma
jority of the board
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-25
SISTERS SLAIN.
Murderer, Who Stole Large Sum, Wa
Trailed and Killed.

Oklahoma City, May "a 1t is Just
farm house. occupied by two maiden
women in the wilds of the mountains
of the Chickasaw nation, was broken
into and the sisters were shot dead
and the house robbed Of 800. The
murderer was trailed to the woods by
a posse and shot dead.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-25
NEGRO KILLS BOY.
Body of the Latter Was Found In
Sack Miles Away.

Shaw, Miss, May PA negro
whose name has not been ascertained
Is in Jail at Cleveland, this county,
charged with having murdered sew
en-year-old boy because, it is said
the boy had refused to perform a
household task, as requested by the
negro. The boys body WAS found neal
the railroad tracks several miles from
the scene of the crime, tied in a sack.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-25
SHOT SAME TIME.
Deputy Marshal and Fred Hudson
Both Fatally Wounded.

Auadarko. Okla. May 24-Deputy
United States Marshal James Bourland
and Fred Hudson, who was recently
acquitted Of q murder charge, engaged
I'm "a pistol duel. and both are fatally
wounded Hudson was arrested by
Bourlaud Tuesday afternoon on a
charge off Illegally carrying a revolver.
The tvo men met in "a saloon Wednes-
day wuruiug and began shooting ST.
uuitar. .u-lE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-25
OHAce TO DEATH.
Resident of Henderson County Loses
His Life by a Mule.

Athens, Tex, May 24-Parties were
In Athens after a coffin for Thomas NJ
Price, who lived about fourteen miles
south of Athens.
Mr.. Price was returning from the
field where he had been blowing. In
the effort to mount his mule his foot
got hung in the gear, causing him tC
fan and brighten the mule which ran
through the woods. dragging him zoe
yards or more before his foot became
disentangled He lived only a few
hours, and never reagined conscious
ness
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
Former r. r. Commissioner
Thomas Found Dead in
P'ield.

Columbia special in yesterdays
Charlotte Observer: Henry r.
Thomns, former railroad commits
sioner, was found dead in a field
on his farm near Wedgefield yes
terday evening. He had been
absent from the honse since
morning and searching party
found his body. He had been
dead several hours. The cause, of
death was heart disease, from
which he suffered for some time.
No inquest was held.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
Found Fortune in Pile of
Rubbish.

harrisburg, Miss, March %.
Tie negro porter in the Como
Brothers shoe store was this
morning about to pitch the
sweepings OF the store in the rear
alley when Policeman Norwoo d
reached down into the pile of
rubbish and picked out an envel
ope from which he drew green
backs, bank checks and other
negotiable papers to value of $31,
983.12.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
Homicide in Georgia.

Macon. Ga, March % -
Burrell Bush, a ed 60, was shot
and killed by Alonzr Haddock
to-day at Haddock, Ga TIE
layer is aged 80 He surrender
ed promptly. The trouble grew
out OF the marriage ofa sister of
Hadjock and the son Of Bush
Yesterday in Macon. The parties
are prominent in the county.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24

The man who votes Tor this thing
gets What?
The Christian who does not trou
Bile binsalI about this great
Curse { (for) Gets his duty.
"Woe unto him that giveth
his neighbor drink, that puttes'
thy bottle TO him, and makest
him drunken also" Hab. 2.15
"Look not thou upon the wine,
-. At the last it bltteth like
a serpent, and stingeth like an
adder" Prov. 1881. 80.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
Excitement in BishopvilIe.
Lynching Party Dispersed
by Sheriff and his Deputies
shooting by Both Par
ties.
Columbia Record.

Columbia RECORD.
Last night Bishopville was in
a turmoil OF eXCIt ment. a band
Of armed men rode into the town
with the announced purpose OF
lynching negro, jim Dessau-
sure, in Jail.
The sheriff had gotten word
OF the attempt and prepared for
1t. As the mob came up he and
several deputies opened fire and
the mob responded, but evident
ly feeling that they were not
equal 10 an attack on fortified
place they withdrew. AS "A maj
ter of fact, it is said, that the
sheriff and his posse fired over
the heads of the mob, but that
was sufficient, as the sequyl
showed. The town naturally
was much aroused in the imme
diate vicinity of the jail. Other
citizens not knowing what was
going on rang church bells so as
to bring out all the male inhahi
tants. There was the inten- est
eXcit ement, but no bloodshed
The lynching party disappeared
quicker than It came, and affair
soon after quieted down.
'Hbran v-.,Ey or, tho ,,avrn -,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
Snow Slide Kills Six Men.

Granite, Col. March 22.-An
enormous snow slide came last
evening in Winfield and Clear
Creek mining district, killing, it
is reported, at least half dozen
men. Among the dead is Harry
Wineborn, the pioneer prospect t.
or and mining man OF Chaffee
county.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
Fatal Explosion in West Vir.
ginia---ManY Killed.

Fairmont, w. Va, March o.
Fifteen men are known TO be
dead, 25 injured and from 25 to
IS missing and believed to be
dead, as he result of an explosion
Of gas in the shaft of the Century
Coal Company at Century, a
small mining town situated SO
mites south of Fairmont, on ths
Belliugton and Buckhannon
branch of the Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
Claims Against The County
Important Notice by the Sup
erViSor.

Hereafter the Board of Commissioners
will be in session two days in each MONTH
namely, on the first and third Mondays.
All parties having claims against the conn
ty are requested to prese mt them in time
to be considered by the rnll board on one
of these regular rnee ing days.
Notice is also hereby given that o claims
for public work will be paid for unless
work is done under contract made with a
member of the Board. NJ c. Gardner
County Supervisor.
Lancaster S. G., March q, 1906
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
CHERRY & CO.
Bridge to Let.

/ will let contract to build & new bridge
over Waxhaw Creek on river road, near
Southern Il. Il . to the lowest responsible
bidder, on 1hurday April 9th at 3 clock
II. m. Specifications to be made known
at time and place of letting Right re-
served to reject any and all bids
M O. Gardner,
County supervisor.
Mch. 20, 1906
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.

God gave the grain crops as
food for man and beast. The
beas' uses these as God intended
them. Man by his ingenuity,
and to satisfy a depraved taste,
perverts them from their na'ura
uses, and when he does, Gods
Curse rests uTon the product
FROM A BUSHEL OF CORN.
A Distiller can gel p gallons
o. whiskey which, retaiied by
the drink, brings $1,000.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
We Have

just gotten in another big lot of
SHOES, some to suit every body's
pOck textbook. Our motto is to un.
dersell all others and we intend
to do it. Have some of the home
made Brogans at cost 81 IS. All
we ask is for you to see us before
you buy. We are glad to show
you and give you prices. Wee--
located in the second new store
from First National Bank.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24

The Colum ia cham Der Of com
marCe has extended an invita-
ion to The Confederate veteraus
to hold their state reunion in
that city this year.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
DIR. r. G.. ELLIOTT,
Lancaster, s. 6.

Residence phone, No. 1877. Office,
Davis Building, cor. Main and Dunlap
streets; phone No. II.
Will practice in both town and coun-
ty. All calls, day or night, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-03-24
Rev. ]. W. Little.
Notes of Interest about the
Popular Evangelist---His
Unique Leahet, of Which
He Distributed Forty-eight
Thousand.

TIE Rev. J. w. Little, of San
ford. n G, the well known
Baptis, evangelist, who has done
some effective work in this par
of the country, as well as else
where, was in Lancaster this
week. being the guest Of Mr.. w &.
II. Gregory while here. We are
indebted 10 him for a pleasant
call Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Lite came to Lancaster
from Lando, where he had Just
closed successful revival meet
ing. He will, in company with
DR.. Boldrldge, of the First Bap-
tist church OF Lancaster, return
TO Lando the 2nd Monday in
April, 10 organize a church
there Mr.. Little speaks in the
highest terms of Lando and its
people He says he found there
100 MethodIs's, 90 Baptists s
Lutherans, II Episcopalians, 4
Free Will Baptists, 16 Presbyte-
rians, IS Wesleau Methodists
and Catholic.
A son arrived at Mr.. Litte's
home just before last Christmas
whom he mas named Thoms on
Gregory after two of Lancaster's
prominent citizens, Mr.. w. @.
Thomson AID Mr.. w. L. Gregory.
Bu,h of these gentlemen have
been very kind to Mr.. Little,
greatly aiding and encouraging
MIN il his evangelistic work
which he profoundly apprecia' es
Some Of his former churches
rememEerel Mr.. Little in Il
most ub.tantial manner last
Chrlstma-. The WaXhaw church
presented him with 500 suit OF
clothes. The Starr church, in
Mo tgomery county, n. c., gave
him $l7 suit; a handsome
ovrrcoat and a pair Of fine shoes.
MIR. tie does fine work where
ever he goes and his people
never forget him.
As is we'll known, Mr.. Little
is uncompromisingly opposed TO
liquor in any shape or form, so
when a liberal hearted citizen OF
Lancaster gave him check some
time ago he took the money and
had $4,000 leaflets printed and
distributed throughout the cOun-
try, of which the following is g
copy:
FOOD FOR THOUGHT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-16
TALLAS PARA POLIClA EN- SAN JUAN
PUERTO RICO.

El dia % del corriente mes habran de
llevarse cabo tallas en- esta ciudad de
San Juan para. nombrar cincuenta (50)
Policfas por tempo discrecional. Las con-
diciones que Sc exigen para la admission
son las siguientes:
Ser mayor de 21 amos J menor de
40.
2.-Saber leer y escribir.
3.-Ser ciudadano de Puerto Rico
4.-Tener buena conducta moral que Sc
acreditara mediante la presentation de GER
tifcaciones libradas por el Alcalde Juez
del pueblo donde haya residido mas largo
TEMPO
5.-Los aspirantes deberdn enyiar sus
solicitudes al Quartet General antes del dia
27tdel corriente mes, dicho Quartet infor-
mara 81 ell solicitante perteneci6 al Cuerpo
de la Policfa en- este case la conducta
que observe y causas por las que Sali6 del
Cuerpo, entendiendose que ningdn indivi-
duo que hubiere dejado ell Cuerpo alegan-
do imposibilidad ffsica que haya sido ex-
pulsado por faltas cometidas en- el servicio,
podra volver 4 ingresar Una copia de
esta solicitud debera ser entregada la
Comisi6n por cada aspirante en- 81 acto de
la talla.
6.-Deberan tambi6n presentar fe de
Bautismo, sin cuyo documento sera in6til
toda gesti6n.
LEI peso mfnimo que Sc requiere e.
de 1870 libras.
8.-La talla mfnima es de / metro 70
centfmetTos.
9.--La amplitud tor6cica debera ser por
10 menos de 2 pulgadas.
10.-La solicitud debera ser hecha de
puno letra del mismo aspirante jurada
ante ell Juez de Paz Municipal, acredi-
tando ser la misma persona con cuyo
nombre Sc frma. Esta solicitud sera du-
plicada de la que debera enviarse al Guar
tel General antes del dia 27 del corriente
y debe ser entregada la Comisi6u en- Ell
acto de Ia talla con su fe de bautismo
certifcaciones de buena conducta.
11.-Es condici6n precisa para ingresar
en- el Cuerpo de Ia Policfa el carecer de
antecedentes penales, pues elstenerlos darfa
lugar revocation del nombramiento 81 Sc
hubiere hecho.
CONDICIONES FISICAS.
81 solicitante debe carecer de defectos
fisicos, entendiendose como tales, las defor-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-16
En- eI Juzgado de Paz.

Los siguientes juicios vieronse hoy en-
dicho tribunal:
Sandalio Nieves, por escandalo $5 null
ia.
Paulina Torres, por insultos M. Arau-
jo, $5.
Felipe Fontana, por dormir en- la via
p6blica 81 de multa.
Juan Soto, por jugar dados en- la via
p6blica, 50.
secundino Cintr6n, por dormir en- sitio
pdblico 81.
Rafael Cantero. Ramon Ferrer, por
escandalo insultos q empleados del ferro-
carril en- Santurce SIS cada 1.
Encarnacion Diaz, por dormir en- el
muelle 81.
Vicente Castro Ignacio Tinagero, por
dormir en- un zaguan 81 cada l.
Jose Gautier, por escandalo y atropellar
a un nino, SIS.
Raimunda Mercado, por insultos Pc
trona Delgado $40.
Juan Lopez, por vender en- sitio flo 81.
Jose Martin por infracci6n 0. M. ST..
Alexandra Maisonet, por ir montado en-
yu caro- 81.
Manuel Gestera, por tener un caro- sin
tablilla ST.
Antonio Diaz y Nepomuceno Estrada,
por If montados en- sus carros 81 eada uno.
Rufno Guadalupe, por subir con I'm ca
rro de caballos por San Justo, de Tetuan
q Allen 81.
Ceferino Suarez, por abandonar su ca
rro en- la via p6blica, 81.
Fueron absueltos diez acusados de di-
versas faltas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-16
Quartet General De Ia
POIiCia InsuIar.

Han sido nombrados cabos interinos los
guardias Agustin M. Vargas y Santos L6-
pez y trasIadados los siguientes:
Cabo Manuel Isern Aponte de Guaya-
nilla 4 Aguas Buenas.
Cabo Jesds Colon de Aguas Buenas a
Guayanilla.
Cabo Jose Garcia Torres de Ponce 4
Anasco.
Cabo Enrique Valdivieso de Anasco
Ponce.
Cabo Vicente Gonzalez Bermudez de
Humacao Caguas, Gurabo
Jose E. Valladares de Caguas Fajardo
Guillermo Arroyo Brugman de Gueya-
ma Salinas.
Roman Carrera de Salinas 4 Yauco.
Cabo INFERNO Santos Lopez de Caguas
Guayama
Guardia Gumersindo Oxio, desan Juan
Mayagiez.
Guardia Julio Santana de San Juan a
Manati.
Guardia Enrique Lacourt de San Juan
& Ponce, Aruz.
Guardia Demetrio Maldonado de Ponce
San Juan.
Guardia Felipe Diaz Camacho de Pom
CO Nhmuy.
Juan Rios Rivera de COamo d Faardo.
Guardia M. Villoch de Coamo 4 Ma
yagiez.
Guardia Clotilde Mercado de Yauco &
Caguas.
Guardia PatriciO Tua Petrovioh de
Yauco & Mayaguez.
Guardia Jose Segundo Toledo de Ma
yagiiez San Juan.
Guardia Maximino Padilla de Maya
giiez Yauco.
Justiniano Padilla de Aguadilla Ca
yey.
Jose sudrez de Afiasco Vega Baja.
Alexandra Garcia de Maricao Coamo.
Tom8s Rosas de Manatf a San Juan.
Enrique Ramirez de Vega Baja a Afias-
CO.
Jose Ramos Martinez de Fajardo
Coamo.
Enrique Estroza de Caguas Yauco.
Luis Catal6 de Cayey 4 Aguadilla.
Luis Figueroa, de Cayey Ponce.
Pho g. Vargas, Castor Motta, Felix
Castro Acevedo de Cayey Salinas.
Antonio Martinez de Ponce San Juan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-16

PaFraiOs de- in articBIo del Hat
psIs MeskIy
''DeCIT qus hemOs iTatado i "a lsla asCFlhs-
como ina tlIa pFsieTIda, Is apFeclaT los he-
chOs De in mod0 oqulv0cadO.

s.El Afio Nuevo en- Casa" tit1lase IN
artfculo de Ia Tevista neoyorkina Har,
per's Weekly" en- su edici6n del 6 del
cursante mes.
De dicho artfculo son los siguientes pa
rrafos:
sLos habitantes de nuestras pogesionea
insulares habr6n de anotar con profundo
interes d0rante el nuevo afo las indicacio.
mes de la disposition de nuestra legialatura
federal para cooperar con 81 poder eiecuti-
vo en- el progreso de su bienestar
acknowledgements que no hay que per
der tempo en- poner termino q Ia mons
truosa anomalfa por la cual Sc mantiene
sin ciudadanfa los hijos de Puerto Rico
quienes, sin embargo, estan suietos Ia
Jurisdiction de los Estados Unidos. No
menos imperative es para el Congreso anu
lar 8 mod:fcar la ley por la cnal Sc ha
impedido en- la isla 81 indujo benefcioso
del capital americana. Bajo el pretexto
de protegar los puertorriquefos contra
la exploitation, hemos condenado su az6-
car tabaco perecer de inanici6n.
.sMientras que no hay absolutamente
ning6n producto agrfcola en- los Estados
Unidos que no este protegido contra la
competencia extranjera, nosotroa, hasta
aquf, nos hemoss snegado imponer 81 dere-
cho mas lgero sobre el cafe en- interes del
producto insular. Decir que hemos trata-
do & la isla como una hija preferida es
apreciar los hechos de un modo equivoca-
do. La hemos deiado padecer de hambre
casi hasta La muerte en- lugaT de ense-
fiarla a amar la bandera nacional Ia he
mos conducido casi que abomine de ella.
s.Los pueTtorriqnefios nunca pidieron la
separation de Espafia la que fue siempre
un mercado lucrative para So principal
producto, el cafe Hubieran peleado has
Ia Ia muerte 81 hubieTan sospechado que
iban a ser despojados de un mercado sin
recibir Ell equivalente en- otro y que mien-
tras el capital espafiol iba alejarse, tam
bien iban privarse del estfmulo de la in
version de los capitales americanos Nun
ca ha habido en- los tempos actuales una
manifestation mas triste de egoismo grose-
ro atrevido que la ofrecida por ell Con-
greso por su tratamiento con Puerto Rico.
Es igualmente patente que 8 menos que
deseemos matar por estrangulaci6n los
flipinos quienes consideramos como me
nores, estamos en- el deber de admitir sus
productos, especialmente sus azdcares y ta-
bacos, ibres de derecho en- el mercado
americana"
'Esperemos que Ell Congreso olga al fin
la voz de la justicia y de Ia conciencia y
que nuestras posesiones insulares tengan
motive para bendecir la era de prosperi-
dad que empieza para elias con el afio
1906.o
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-16
POR UN PRO
YECTO DE ley
PresidenteS 6 instituCiOneS que fell
Citan al SenadOr Foraker.
s. honorable gObsTHadOr cumpIs con ess dsseO
Use uns en- tales srprssIOnss. .

''San Juan, P. R., Jan. is, 1906.-Se-
nadOr J. B. Foraker, Presidente de Ia
Comiui6n Islas del Pacffco y Puerto Rico,
Washington, D. G.
"Presidente Consejo Executive, Presi-
dente Cdmara Delegados Presidente Ca
mara dc Comercio, Presidente Board Of
Trade, Presidente Ateneo, Presidente Par
lido Unionista, Presidente Partido Repu-
blicano, deaean que 70 felicite usted por
Ia presentation del proyecto de ley con-
firiendo ciudadanfa los habitantes de
Puerto Rico, que exprese sus sinceros
deseos de que dicha medida sea adoptada
y llegue ser ley. Tambien deseo unir-
me en- tales expresiones. Beekaaan Wam-
throp, Gobernador"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-16
PLAZA PARA MAYoRDoMo.-

PLAZA PARA MAYORDOMO.-
Para una fnea de cafe, chinasy frutos me-
nores Sc solicita un Mayordomo honrado
{ inteligente.
Tendra un buen sueldo, y ademas Sc le
interesara en- los negocios de la fnca con
un tanto por ciento. Esta es una magnf-
ica oportunidad para hacerse un buen
agricultor dc un empIeo lucrativoe una
finca de porvenir.
Ell que interese la plaza, puede presen-
tar su solicitud, acompanada de buenas
referncias 4 APARTADO 333. Ponce.
Puerto Rico 2Oy.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-16
BuenOS negOCiOS.

Una circular nos remite Ia nueva mer-
cantir Villar compania. Son sus 1ui
cos socios: gestores don. Carlos. Conde y
don Eduardo Yillar, dos j6venes que go
zan merecida consideration y simpatia.
El sefior Conde y Casariegs ha llegado
tener un capital, gracias a sn asiduo
amor al trabajo. Dependence de D.
Enique Vijande lego q ser su socio. Des-
pues pas6 serlo de D. Alexandra Villar
J hoy 10 es de un hijo de este
Deseamos muchos y buenos negocios 4
los sefores Conde y Villar, agradeciendo }
la atencion que han tenido para con poso-
tros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-16
RECEPTION.

Esta noche, con motive de ausentarse
una apreciable DANA para Coamo, el ''Club
Eugenio Maria de Hostos" llevara efec-
to una reception en- honor de tan distingui-
da DANA.
Ell acto resultard como todos los que ce-
Zebra este simpatico grupo de j6venes que
componen dicho club.
j. del @.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-16
La curaciOn de las hsrnias.

Sc curan radicalmente con el BRA
GUERO REGULATOR acompahado del
Parche Admin que tantos lauros ha OBJ
tenido en- Europa por eI Especiahsta Doc
TOR PoRTA.
Bragueritos de gonna blanda para nifios
de ambos sexos y para Ia hernia umbili-
cal. Sc mandan tratamientos por coTreo.
Pidan nota de precio.
Consultas: de 8 II y de 2a5. p m.
Tetuan 81, Hotel San Juan.-San Juan
d. Puerto Rico. a. D.