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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01

Riee-Exsrs fancy. sMe: head tesc: srsk:n sHs; ,HAs.,nI Jspsn n. ss sS,rx,n.. sos
 sTiirpsrs Tin.TarMpsr s..ion i10sse.
 coffss--ofsen. common sh Q loc; prime IoN 0iomc:, choice. 1I0ilhe' fancy 's0 ''e 'eeandIes--s,iek, e: fancy g. ,os. a,. snsI, FIiourGBasis of Barrsls: High pa.en, ss.so; fancy patent ss.ss; hai patent si ari.s-per bbl.. ss.so; per sack. si.ss.
 Msa,--ssafs; sSe: nssai eompound. s4c: basis asass Han,s-pnv.. i5e others Isn @itc.
 Grain and Hay-slan; rann s sse: so' oass n,xe.S ssc. white. 4sc: white clipped. 4Tc; timothy. ssc: Johnson grass Csc: rust prcof oats sSe balsd ss. 50: sacks si.so; cotton seed meal szsSis zsSissss.;s.-Fancy ss; full cream iss: special ..ds. a.ssass*, sas *ysss sNis bale: ,see yard sugar
 Tiss-sl;Ys gsLess. r,s b.c.n sse pinfs. si. 10: colui, River. si 50: .ock1 :ysss im;ss:;,ars ;sS; sardinsi % i%porsea S,is M.s, .ss.s;,. F. W. l-oz. s5c; b-oz.. soc: light "ilsSs iMlsaSlss..ss.ssassia :se ssass s.s es ,s pc, a on sasS'n .soS: ;i,s; Pss si. case sailons
 IItSes-Dry flint. 16c to lIc: dry saltee ,kc. green salted 1oc
 Wooi-Clear 24c to 2bc.
 Beeswax-25c .,,.
 Fruit and Produce-Red ana yellow on tons si o5 per bushel; potatoe Wiseonsn stnch si GO bu.: Michigan s1 co bu; New York Danish cabbage good ksspins; si Ss hSI. hSI . nssats s5 O0; Florida oranges $2 s09 yS'ae box; basss s1.s. sack: navy beans ans ,sbise ss bu white peas s2.S6 bu apple ,s,,I ana crsam, T,ns chness Vi Isc ib.: fancy H-p peanuts sc lb 1: choice peanuts Sc lb evaporated apples nons so, u oo. California ra.sins crates sl-lS; , crates si box; CaiifC1Enisa "'nnSs 'oIeV le: sAcc;,,a neaacbes De lb mixed nuts 2olo. boxes isisc walnuts l2sc ;ss ls; TarrssiNna msSiam aimonus snanish onions s1 IS crate: heavy sres Mesxht hi Malaga grspet s7 keg.
 sseeays s1 Siovsn gsp sa ias: as1 Alfalfa i5 sae tey. anion sets white skin. ss: pearl ger ss,: Stass, isRisc per ID.
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of good buildings, which will soon be going up. Among the most important of these Is a modern hotel. which some of the most progressive business men of the city laid plans for several months ago. and which, 1t was an nounced, would be built in the early spring. A large store building will be erected by c. F. DuFew, on his property on Washington Street.
 Tn the fire which destroyed the II. l.. Wood Lumber Company's saw ana blaming mill last Friday night, E. T. Hallstead lost a chest of very inc tools.
 Henry Jones, an old, respected col ered citizens of this city, died Thurs day and was buried by the colored Masonic lodge of Demopolis. of which he had been a member more than twen- ty-five years.
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that price. however. many of the longs took profits which brougn. about quicF ieaction Closing quotations were at 3iAe. thG lowest point of the day. Other deliveries were steady. May opened unchansed to hc lows CT at 32is 10 3aixc. sold up 10 s2&c. ana closed at S2ss nsskc Receipts i6s ears
 Despite an advauee of 59 1oc in the price of live hogs. the provisions merket was weak, because Of persistent selling by local packers At the close May aark was .-m 9ti
 Estimated receipts for Tuesday: Wheat s4 cars; corn ss7 cars cats ASA cars; hogs 43, 900 head.
 There Will be no market on Monday
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600 coon YEAR FOR BUILDING.
Many New Structures Built in DemOpO-
 Ills in 1905.


 Demopolis, Dec. 31.-(SpeciaI)- law firm of McDaniel, Powell Taylor of Demopolis and Linden composed or Henry Mo Daniel of this city, and K. H. Powell and E E. Taylor of Linden has dissolved Mir. McDaniel, who has for several years been among the most successful of the young lawyers of Demopolis. will remain in this city MT. Taylor will continue in Linden, while MT. Powell, it is learned. will move to Tuskegee, where he will make his home.
 The year 1905 has been banner one for building in Demopolis Twelve or fifteen good business houses have gone up, and more than hundred residences some of which are magnificent, have been erected. Notwithstanding all this, rent is high and there are no vacant houses in the city. There are half q dozen applicants for every place va cated.
 There are now in prospect number
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DEATH OF MRS. J. B. LONG.
Expired of Heart Trouble During Hours
 of the Night.


 Abbeville, Dec Especial. Mrs. Annie Long, the wife of pr. J. B. Long. died very suddenly Wednesday night about : o'clock of heart trouble. She had been sick for several days pre- vious, but was not confined to her bed. No one dreamed that her death would occur so soon. Mrs. Long was one of the best-loved women in AbbeVille, and her death has cost a gloom over the entire town. Monday and Tuesday she had complained of pain around the heart, but Wednesday she seemed to feel better. Mrs. Long was the only child of Mrs. Matilda Curry, who still survives her. Her husband. Dr. Long is a nephew of Governor Oates. They had recently built an elegant home in Montgomery at Cloverdale and had made arrangements to move next Tues day.
 Mrs. Long was 45 years old at tho time of her death, and leaves q number of relatives to mourn her loss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES VIA
 THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY

The Southern Railway announces very low rates for the round trip to an points. Tickets on sale December 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, 3Oth, 31st and January Ist, with final limit January 4th. Teach CTS and Htudents' tickets on sale Decem- her 1.th to 34th, inclusive. Final limit January Sth. For full information call on or address, JnO. Metcalfe,
 T. F. A. Montgomery, Ala.
 Phone POI. If.
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AL \ B A N A GEOGRAPHY should be studied by every citi- sen of Alabams. IL should bs taught to the children, Both in the school room and at homo as a matter of arst importance. One of the BEST AND EASIEST waxu to Iearn ALABAMA GB- oGRAPHY Is to secure
 THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISERS
 NEW IMPERIAL MULTI.COLORED Maps of Alabama
 UNITED STATES
 AND THE WORLD
UNITED STATES
 AND THE WORLD


 An absolutely new departurs from all previous styles of EnaD making. By . new process The Advertiser Map has been en- xraved to show the names of every county, river, railroad, town and city in the stafe, In white on black enaweied back- ground. In addition i sshOwn eowRahip lines and range and township number, which will enable you to And the loca- tion of say piece of land in the state. Distances are given be- tween stntions on all lines of railroads, population ts given at name of town, county seats are located by picture of ~cmrt house in eolOrs.
 It also gives the 1eO4 election returns by counties of all votes east for State officials con- xressmen and Preident. The census by counties, showing in- crease aud decrense of pOpula- ti0n, with approximate crop yield for cereals by coun- aies, aFea, etc, etc.
 And this ss not all; On the reverse side aFC two maps--the world and the United States, making this mRp a most conve- uieut and use full reference aid to the business man, Che saw- yer, teacher, doctor or any 0th- CT intelligent citizen. Every Onice, library, school room and home should have one of these exceIleat maps. It is a pre- miGm w0rth having. Hn fact, 1t has not a rival i'm the premium wOT q, and yet it in ofEeRed on q special arrangement we are able to make our readers this offer. The Daily Advertiser for mOntha and one of sle new Imperial Multa-ColOred Maps of Alabalna sent prepaid to your address upon receipt of @3.90. You can afford to miss this 0pr ortunity If yOd appreciate a good thing that might not last very long you will send for the map snd paper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES.

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY.
 Fare and one-third plus 26c round trip. .5
 Tickets on sale Dec. 30th and 31st. 1905, and Jan. 1st, 1906; final limit Jan. 4th, 1906.
 For additional information, apply to F. B. White, ComI Agent. No. 4 Com merce Street, of S. T. Surratt, Union Ticket Agent, Union Depot. Montgom- ery Ala sat-
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Reiterated that Mrs. Stanford Died
 from Effects of Poison.

Reiterated tnAt MFbs StaMAOEW DAWU
 from Effects of Poison.
 Honolulu, Dec. 31.-Local officials and physicians, who were concerned in the investigation into .he death or Mrs Jane L,athrop Stanford in this city, expressed indignation over cabled re- port to the effect that President David Starr Jordan, of the Leland Stanford University, had made statement in Denver, Colo, alleging that the claim she died from poison has been made the basis of plot by the Honolulu officials to extort large fees. Dr. Humphreys declared touay that the report was a vicious falsehood.
 In reference to the alleged statement by Dr. Jordan that all the facts in the case would soon be made public, it is said that this is to be answered by scientific statements signed by the at tending physician and the autopsy physicians backed by the chemists post mortem reports, all the doctors agree ing that death was due to strychnine poisoning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
Babe FutrelI Shoots Earl Slaughter at
 Florence.

Florence. Dec. Especial. )-Babe Futrell, an employe of the Philadel- phia Furnace shot Earl Slaughter last night on Tennessee street, two balls from 3S calibre pistol taking effect,
 Futrell, Slaughter and Will Coffman had been to dance and gutreil had paid too much attention to the other mems girls. Slaughter and Coffman. it is alleged, laid in wait for Futrell and as he was on his way home Slaugh'. ter attacked him and knocked him down. Seeing that the odds were against him, Futrell drew his pistol and fired twice, one bullet entering" Slaughter's shoulder and the other his hip. The wounded man was taken to a drug store in East Florence and the bullets cut out.
 2 Futrell made no effort to escape but proceeded to a livery stable where he was later arrested and carried to jail. He claims that Slaughter struck him with brass knucks and the condition of his face bears out his statement. Slaughter's wounds are not dangerous.
 BItou Family Theatre Matinee
 Today 8 p. m. Denver Express.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
KANSAS cI1y LAVE STOCK.
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Savannah-Net receipts 2.s7s; gross re- ceipts 2.Sff: stock 1ts,1is; shipments coast wise 5,154.
 charieston-Net receipts IFS. gross re- ceipts 17s sales 2S1: stock s5,e4s; ship ments coastwise ts6sl
 wiiminkson-Ouiet. 1tkc: net receipts 2Tl; gross receipts 211; stock s2a4: ship ments to continent e.S5o.
 Norfolk-Holiday: net receipts 1.a64; gross receipts 1884: stock ss.s0T: shinments to Great Britain 27S: e sstwiss 1.2is,
 Boston-Quiet. il 30: net receipts l,012; Kross receipts 4.503.
 Phnadelphia--Quiet, f2 Is: net receipts 30; gross receipts 4.ES7: stock 1.525; ship ments to. Great Britain 1.27s.
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APPOINTMENT OF NATHAN.

Received With Great Satisfaction in
 Colbert County.
 Tuscumbia, Dec. 31-(Special.) )--The appointment of Hon. Joseph H. Nathan, of Sheffield. .sto succeed Edward B. AL mon as Judge of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, composed of Colbert, Lauder dale. Franklin and Marion Counties, whose resignation becomes effective January l, was wired from Montgom-
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x,..r,or Movement

Houston-EasY. 11hc; net receipts 4,e21: gross receipts 4.e37: shipments e.1i2: sales 65 stock 10T.s1s.
 Aususta-Net receipts 3ss; gross receipts 4so; shipiaents l.S2s; sales SSS' s'oek s%'-
 Cincinnati--N receipts ssv gross re ceipts ss7; shipments 9ss: sales 300: stock 14.439.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01

New York. Dec. Se-Metals were quiet and more or less nominal. Tin was quoted at s35. 25 O S35. 50.
 Lake and electrclytic copper SIS. 70 t1s %; casting SIS. i2 qSlS:627.
 Lead unchanRe at S5.60@ S5. 91
 Spelter S6 .b0~ sS SC
 Iron firm with demand quiet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
cu,c.co cnA,N AND pRovrsIoNs.

Chicago, Dec. 3Q.-Polittcal disorders tp Russia exerted a oul.ish influence today on the local wheat market, At tho close wheat for May delivery gas up aSs,e in rhs adTn ter se- Sf Sgitsd od E bsesmSsr sIp Ss9 psse5sr off se
 prastieSiiy mas SiS unchanged and provisions were unchanged to Thc lower
 With the sTssptt9E Of s tns tTss nsIest few n Was strong for the entire day. At the opening. local bears sold freely partly as result os the continued heavy movement of wheat in the Northwest. Bull leaders however, gave
 made . substantial advance. Later the buying became more general because oi m
 dn Seins Seiepsd ths. tSs situation there viii
 ,ssd to and grsf5t ot5.r Srsns Fur or
 previous pre- reports of damage to the wheat
 crop hy rains lent strength .o ths market; .
 Sushes SIae against il.eOO. 600 bushels for s6s
 was another feature. which Induced buying.
 The market closed firm; May opened to Ss%c. and closed at sTX9Ss Clear, ances of wheat and flour were reported equal
 Prary SSGS Peceipts P1T5 raTe ssseoo turheis com
 pared with 57A0OO one year ago. Chicago Minnes polls and Duluth reported receipts of 623 cars against j2S last week and 34e At the opening of the corn marIat today 1t was apparent tndt mere were ISt" IT any shorts who were not in position to fulfill their contracts by making deliveries of the
 cash grain ] The ionEs tnef1Lose LS maae mad ,ho nc | price for both new and. old eeember fell steadily throughout the day. \ decline of e cents a bushel from the closing figures of yesterday marked the end Cf the dealing | In December corn. The selling was in small ] lots and transactions were from 1 to cents I apart The close was at the low est point | of the day. old December opened F ole | lower at 49 to 49isc. dropped to A within l the first hour and then continued to sag until the close which was at T.: New De 1 loss of 3ilc at 4l future deliveries were
 not affected by the slump in thS December | option, May being steady from The start tt M ahc lower at 44h to 44%c. soia up tC | 4Giec, and closed at 44@ 14t*c. Receipt General demand by shorts caused sharI
 .,ulRe m the price of oats for December de l livery Tho price fop that option was bi' up from s21Se, the opening quotation to 3 before any quantity was offered for sale. A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01

z. NEW YORK COTTON. New York. Dec. 30.--The cotton exchange was closed today
 NAVAL. STORES. Savannah Ga., Dec 3o.--Turpen' me. firm e5c; sales 4s5; receipts PSI; shipments "A; Rosin ftrn; sales 2.sSo: receipts l'6st; snePints'' ouote. ABc atj ss.5 pss.ss; sa.so: F ss .so: K s4 50;- BI s+.oo: sE.bO: VIC S .75; wv t6 ,oo.
 w,tnipeton Dec sO.-Turpentne firm; Rosiy firm s3. e5 bid; receipts 74. Crude turpentine firm s2.sO sA.5o and s4 50: receipts ss. Charleston. s. G. Dee. so.-Hoiiday: no markets,
 Charleston. & C. Dec. 2s.-Turpentine and rosin nominal: nothing doing. MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
 (Corrected Daily.l
 These prices are at wholesale -nd not ta sisreh-corn. s4Ioe: sthadtrd -ood' pesrI. ai6c: gloss I-1p. SSe; nickel pack ages. g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01

NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET. New York Dec. 3c.-Fiour; receipts 25,- 900; steady and unchanged.
 Cotton oil stronger: prime crude. nominal Holiday in coffee and sugar markets.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
INDIGNATION IE HONOLULU.

Biiou Family Theatre Matinee Today 3 D. la. Denver Express.
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Month of January for S3 AeaFs'
 
PrecInitatiop.

IRain or Melted ShUW.J
 Average folS'he month, .2S incns5S' , an Average number of days wlth 'Vl Oi "N ''T'f The greatest 's monthly precipitation was The greatest amount of snowfall recorded in any 24 consecutive hours (rscoro extehu- ing to winter of lsS4-s5 only) was S'o iheheS on 27th and 2Sth. 1893
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
Weather Conditions.

Weather Conditions.
 (Past 24 Hours.
 The upper Lake storm of yesterday s nas moved to the St Lawrence Valyiey. aIte5 nrusine additional light rain or snow and high winds over the northeast quarter or the country a velocity of T2 miles per houi heinz recorded at Buffalo. Far coi9eI Weather now prevails to the east Of the MS. sissippL under influence of an area of & ,hiEn nTer northwestern Texas is giving warmer from the Texas coast north through the Missouri Valley with light precipitation in parts or weather with rain in Alabama late tonight and Sunday storm of consideraole eneT- 9y over northern oregon has causeh ram or snow in the extreme northwest.
 Temperature and precipitation as roportSu hv inc Weather Bureau for selected Soutn- ein stations during 24 hours ending G. ni'' December 30 1905
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
MEMPHIS COTTON OH
THE METAL MARKET.

Memphis. Dec. 30.-Cotton 'Ieed oil: prim S26 % e S25. 50; prime cake s2+. +.s0@ s25. %.
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ACT TODAY. DO IT NOW
ORDER BLANK
very liberal terms. T

very liberal terms. ThrOugh The Advt Itiser COmpanyS
 IncI0sed And $3 90 for c months sub- scriptIon to The Daily and Sunday Ad- \ ertiser, and send me prepaid, The Ad- vertiser's new Multi C0lOred nlap of AL abama. United states and the world, offered a premium.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01

New York. Dec. zo.--The Financier says this week: The official statemsr: of the New York Associattd banks last week as was the ease in the previous ~Fsk showsq comparatively small changes iS the various items, so such conditions wers greater 1T loans specie and deposit than were indicatea in the week of December 2S: The net easn loss last week was Si.71Li0o The prelim, mary estimate generally shoWed more or less important decreases. the movements of money we-st hoAvevsr. or such a character as to make F quite dirff- cult to trace them with any degree Of ac- curacy. Loans were contracted bv se,0ez,- 000 Deposits decreased eJ.3T.loo an amount greater by s5s3.s00 than the re duction ir loans plus the net decrease in cash The reuuiTe,,i reserve was decreased si,s44375. deductias from which the net surplus reserve to Sss,42s.2 .27s. Computed on the basis of deposits less those nt Se,45s.9oO public funds the surplus is s6. 40Q.obG
 The daily average of the bank cieartngs for the five days was S42i, oo0:0e against sST5 000 poo in the previous week. feflecting largely the shifting of loans incident 70 tne monetary tension which prevailed duIins the week Cleari1gs reported Gn Saturday due to Fridays business were S4se,440, 2aS It may be noticed titat the loans reported Tn last weeks statemen; were $2s,3IS, 100 in ek- ces of deposits. Comparisons of loans by individual banks show that seven institu- tions reduced that item by St5.0o0.0oo net. Eight banks gained l2-s millions net cash'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
THE WEATHER

Maximum temperature for day. 44 deg. Minimum tempera.ure for day' Ss 9 asE XYarare temperature for day. 4 deg NormsI temperature for day. AT des. kccnmulated def. since Jan: |, i4S dsg' Average relative humidity TOT oAy| o| pe1 Total rainfall since Jan, 1. 4I.o3 inches
 Raver Bulletin.
 ,oh.arvations at c. nn., 18th M. time.)
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wind.

Clouds and Weather. -.,,. Average number of clear days' '' party cloudy days Ii cloudy days lH'
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STATIONS
T Indicates trace of precipitation

Tho following data covering a period Of ss years. have Teen compiled from the Weather Bureau records at Monteoiedd{i' Ala They are issued to show the conuiI tons that have prevailed. during the month in question. for ihe above period ol yea z but must not be construed as 19FtcnsIt 19Ft ot the weather conditions for the eorh"'s month os x,a-.
 Temperature. -
 Mean or normal temperature 4s deg;, ;,ssn The warmeFt month was lndt oA A9''' The coidest monta was that Of 1Ss4' with an average Of 4l deg. q. aa.r.av The highest temperature W9s ." "eeie' on that 12, 1898 .suraas or The lowest temperature was degrees on The earliest date on which first kiI!ins 5l.!s frost oecGrred in autumn, Oci7pe@ .Ii.Stii,.,, IiNii frost occurred in autumn, Noveinbsr Srh; 1.., Averass date which last kill'hs i'S' occurred in spring. March lltn. .a.u,t,z,, The latest date en which last hi''"s frost occurred In spring Aprh S'h'
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rrw yORK DRY GOODS.

New York, Dec 3f--rhe dry goods mar ket presented few features of interest to- day and developments gre not expected until affer the coming week
 Prices continue very firm
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
<rw YORK GENERAL MARKET.

LIVERPOOL SPOT COTTON. Liverpool Dec. Sn.--TodaY is a holiday n the cotton exchange.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
TROUBLE OVER A GIRL.

BiiOu Family Theatre Matinee Today 2 D. m. Denver Express.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01

BInus .- .t- :. The prevailing winds have eeen nom t"e northeast ,., A., The average hourly velocity of the wind is miles - ar The highest velocity of the winE was Sb miles from the west on the 18th 1S9s.
 Station: Montgomery. Alabama, DeoeHoer 80. 1905. ...-, ,,v-v,r,-
 Section Director, weather Bureau
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. Indicates rise. = Indicates fall
River Forecast.

River Forecast.
 (For next two devs) The Coosa and Alabama will continue to all slowly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01

CINCINNATI PROVISIONS. Cincinnati. Dec. 3).-Flonr firm Wheat cuiet. Provisions. firm, rWhiskey, duh Sl.S0,
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NEW YORK COTTON. New York Dec 3O.--The cotton exchange IS closed today.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-19
Buques que deben liegar
y saIidas de este puerto

Vapor eSparol Miguel NJ Pinilos
-Salio de Canarias cl 10 del actual
para este puerto, siguiendo viaje para
los puertos aDunciados.
Vapor americana Julia Lucken-
bath. - Salio de New York. con
dcstino 4 este puerto, ell IL del que
cursa
Vapor cubano Julia, - Estara en-
puerto procedente de la Habana y
escalas intermedias, de un momentc
( otro.
Vapor eSpanol Manuel Calvo. -
Estara en- puerto procedente de Co.
on y escalas del 20 al D. siguiendo
viaie para ESpafia.
Vapor americana Carolina = Sa-
li6 dc New York, con este destlno, el
ia ID del actual
VaPsr ner;cano Philadelphia. =
Con 4~st.no NV York, saldra el 25
del actual
Vapor espanol "Buenos Aires. =
Gstara en- puerto prccedente de Es-
pafia 81 % del actual, siguiendo
viaje para Is Habasa y escalas.
Nap0r americana Caracas. Con
destino & e,te puerto, saldra de New
York, el 81 del que cursa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-19
NUEVA EDICION
DEL
C6dig Civil

En- los taliercs del BOIETIN MER-
CANTII Sc Ia terminado la impression
ie una nueva eGicion del Codigo Ci-
VII 44neatada y conpletada con ID
Appendices CUE contienen las leyes
ptstcr.oT1s :, la felha de dicho cuerpo
egal, como 10 son lasIque tratan del
matrimonio natural, inscripciones de
naclmientos. nuevas legftimas, heren-
cia del Estado, testigos habiles. ipteres
legal, benes propios de los c6nyu-
geS dispoSiciones del Codigo de En-
Juiciariento Civil y de la Ley do
avideacia sobre capacidad juridica
medios de prueba, prescription de
acciones, hipotecas judiciales dafIos y
perjuicios, homestead" ETC., etc.
La obra, que esta elegantemente
presentada, Sc ~halla de venta en la
librerfa del BoLETIN, al precio de 8 q
al ejemplar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-19
E N RE o

Ell 'lltimo dia de Junio, desPu6s de
una session que Sc prolong6 hasta las
de la noche, declare terminates sus
trabajos legislativos el so Congreso
de los Estados Unidos Ell Presidente
Roosevelt, habia fjado para dicho dfa
81 viaJe Oyster Bay, permaneci6 en-
ell local del Senado poniendo su frma
d las tltimas leyes expedidas hasta va
avanzada la noche, hora en- que regres6
4 la Cas- Blanca esperar que lie fuescn
llevados los ultimos documentos que
deberian estamparse con ell sello del
Executive. Ell PIesupuesto de gastos
para Ell pr6ximo aho fiscal alcanza la
suma de $3.50. .ooo,ooo 8 sean 100000, 900
mas de los votados el afio anterior