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all express from trains. Met the train which brought Godfrey, Bush and Me- Ewen to their death. Saw them alight. Godfrey saw him, he said and motion ed to Culberson to come to him. AS he was advancing and was within twenty feet of Godfrey when the shoot ing began. Cotton was near Godfrey when he alighted from the train. Godfrey had overcoar on his arm. Shook hands with Cotton with right hand in Cotton's right. The first vol ley, Culberson said, came from the office of the Grant Lumber Company. McE,wen fell and Godfrey was second , to fall. Bush ran. stumbled to his knees, got upon his feet and ran across track between freight cars. Culberson says he saw Cotton follow Bush and they both disappeared ill lumber yards He soon afterward heard four or five shots. Ten min utes later he saw Cotton return from lumber yards. After the shooting was over Culberson says he went into the Grant Lumber Company's office; saw J. J Prince, Mccartney and his wife in there. Prince had shotgun. Me Cartney had a rifle and he says he saw the butt end of a long gun in Mrs. McCartney's hands. They all appeared to be reloadins their Wea- pons, Culberson stated Culberson said he knew window screens were there before shooting. He said he was in the Grant office an hour be- fore and saw them there. The next morning he noticed the screens had been taken out.
 Culberson said he was the first man to reach Godfrey's body, after the shooting. He laid his wrists across his breast and took two pls- tols from Godfrey's pockets. None Of the cartrid ges had been used. Me Ewen had no weapons on him.
 At the conclusion of Culberson statements. the State rested.
 Several character witnesses. who testified that Godfrey and Bush were known in Louisiana as bad men and scrappers, were placed on the witness stand by the defense. One of these Tom Halliburton was heard by agree ment yesterday to enable him to re- sume his duties in Litule Rock Jim Allen. whose testimony is given above. was the first witness TOT 'hs defense.
 w. c. Bryan of kearney said he nae lived in Louisiana six years. hhe" Bush and Godfrey. Said Godfrey wa'
 man of bad character. On cross eA' ! animation he admitted that he was never treated nicer by anyone thar :, he was by Godfrey. Godfrey hat trouble in Louisiana, he said' but "a' tried and acquitted by a jury hheN Bush. Saw him once month Il } his saloon at Olla, La, and sad T
 had an excellent reputation.
 (Continued on Page Fiye.'
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due to some proof which was given them by Alexander in his argument Alxander etory. .... TWO. that they had the wrong man under their eye. He is said to have shown ,them tome real estate tranafrs which he made some two years ago involving property in Newton coun- ty, Georgia. and which is said to have been transferred to bis sisters Mnder the name of Alexander. which he declares is his right name and the only name he ever possess ed The transfers are corroborated by D. C. Bell, local banker, and a MT. Prewitt, who is connected with the Anderson Bacon Drug Com pany,
 This proof is said to have been as as a bomb in the mind of J N. At kinson, the citizen who accompanied the deputy sheriff here and who made an affidavit before Circuit Clerk Edgar Brewster after his ar val yesterday, declaring himself as being positive that Alexander was Simpson, and that he knew him to be Simpson. Atkinson was some what in doubt as to his identity last night when he left the city and he says later developments prompt him to make a further investigation into the matter. Atkinson said he was a boyhood companion of Alexander, when he identified him. He claim ed to know his mother, wife and sis ter, although Alexander says he was never marrid. He said Alexander had married his own cousin and there was no doubt that he knew him and had known him intimately for years. He said Alexander ! be suffering from any hearsay, but was positive of every fact, he said. l Alexander denied ever seeing him before, knew nothing of his boy
 hood companionship and did not know of any killing in Georgia in 1 which he figured.
 | Alexander gave the Graphic repre- 1 sentative the names of all his SIS ters and brother, who live in Geor-
 gia, in Jasper and adjoining coun-
 ties. He has never denied that he came from Georgia to Arkansas and has never tried to keep his forme
 residence secret. Alexander says he is unable to account for Atkinson
 statements. He did not seem wor
 ried in the least about the outcome
 of the matter and joked with his in
 quiring friends about it.
 The man who had come here
 from Georgia had the proper lega
 credentials and papers, includln
 requisition papers from Gov. Hok'
 Smith to Gov. \. o. Pindall. Thei
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SENSATION AT
 .R|SON HEARING Jim Allen Says Godfrey Made Statement Threat ening to Put Captain York in Penitentiary STATE RESTS CASE Many Witnesses Say Godfrey Had Bad Reputation in Louisiana--Interes ing Testimony at Hearing This Morning-Tuesday'S Session.

Rison, Ark. Dec. 4.-(Special filed at 1 oclock.)-The testimony of the States witnesses this morning in the habeas corpus case that was brought before Judge England to secure bail for the six persons alleged to have been implicated in the triple tragedy at Clio recently, was of most sen sational nature. Once the name Of Captain J. F. York of Pine Bluff was mentioned by witness in most sensational way and it created no lit tie stir in the court room.
 J. w Allen, the Pine Bluff saloon keeper. who was placed on the witness stand by the defense, was the man who made the interesting statement. He said Godfrey and Bush were in his saloon at the Hotel Jefferson on Saturday before the killing. Godfrey was discussing the fight which had occurred between Bush and McCartney the previous "Wednesday. Allen said that Godfrey made the statement that unless Captain j. E. York had the charge, which had been preferred against him at Clio in connection with the Bush-McCartney fight, withdrawn that he would go back there and clean out the bunch and that he would further put Captain York ln the penitentiary. According to AL len, Godfrey said he knew enough about lumber deal in Louisiana to enable him to carry out his threat against Captain York. This state ment. Jim Allen testified. was made in the presence of W. T. McFadden of Pine Bluff, and later when W. l. MdFadden was placed on the stand he corroborated the statements of Allen' attributing the remarks relative to Captain York to Godfrey.
 The first witness heard this morn ing was Brooks Falk, who gave mueh testimony Tuesday afternoon. Ills testimony this morning was of llt1ie additional importance.
 Edgar McGehee. a white boy l' years old, testified that he knew all of the parties accused in the trlpie tragedy. He was playing 'roley oo- lev or marbles near the depo, With another boy on the afternoon oi tue tragedy. He said about twenty mln- utes before the train came in W. e' Cotton and Ed Richards, two Of the men under arrest, came to hlm ahe' his compaAion and told them to get away from here" and stay away ana as there would be trouble shortly When the train came he saw Goa- frey, Bush and McEwen alight. The shooting, witness said, started from the Grant Lumber Company once e(the middle office in the building au' joining the commissar). lie says he saw the three men moving aoou' and saw Cotton draw a revolver anc fire. He also testified that he sa" Ed Richards tear away the screen II the office windows and posltlVels identified him as the man who dlo IL Mrs. Mccartney, he said, pulled do"' the windows after the shooting.
 Justice of the Peace Lee Culbersol said he lived near Clio for forty-fou years. Is magistrate Had charge of the oil house at the Bluff City mill there. Other duties were to JaK'
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There Is Quite a Difference

Between an oyercoat that is cut In tho
 latest style, and the kind that is oner-
 ed for sale here now at clothiers, and
 manufactured years ago. See Eisenkramer the Tailor and get some pointers in regard to stylish oyercoat or suit. Over Citi- 2ens Bank. Second avenue. corner Pine Street.
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In the general prosperity Of our country by having steady work anu better wages than ever before what are you doing with your share?
 Prudent workmen are making hay while the sun shines"-they build ing a bank account at our Saylngs Department while times are prosper ous-getting 3 per cent interest on their money.
 Why not iOin themp
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De SOCIEpAp.

PerSONGles.-Ha regTeHado de Ponce,
en- donde eatuvo con motive de las festaB
del 25, npestro compahaFo don Juan
BFaschi. Tambi6n OF ioven Bsfior Jugto
Barros que estuvo allf visitando Bus
famiiaEes
Sc encuentra en- eata ciudad el senior
don JoA6 J. Bsnitsz Diaz, h2cendado de
Vieques.
Han vueIto aver de IL Ciudad del Sur
los j6veneg, de eSta ciudad, Jaime y An.
gel sifrs y AguAtin OteEO, que pasRrOn
dos dfas en- Ponce,
Los j6vengB de San Juan que concuTrie-
ron al brillante baile que se ceIebT6 On aque.
lla ciudad con motive de las fastas del 25,
vienen encantados del atraYente espectkcu.
10 que pudieron contemplaF en- aquelloB
espl6ndidos saloneB convertidos en- heEmc-
sfsimo eden. no es para meDoE, por que
el gexo fsmenino de la sultana del Sur est6
tornado de una magnifca pl6gRde de be-.
ll1simRs damRG, tan bellaB como cultaB, tan.
adorables como Bimp6ticaH dulces Como,
gerfa que hasta el amigo ManoIo Toro OIL
vid6 enviarnoB las "notRs' ofrecidaB & uR
CompsfeTol tQuiz6 travesuras de CupidoI
A2eimGda jGrGna. a.-Una buena reunion
resuIt6 la del B6bado an el Parque el
ContiDgsnts de distiuguidaB dsmRaq, ador-
no el poetico salon, era muy hermoso ,
Buiestivo. La gEaciosfsima triguefiR del
verjel sguadillano, aefoTita MerCadeT, una
monfsima morena de Ponce ueforita Ma,
Fiani, Pillar Vazquez Il hermoEa reina d.
Guayama que aigue reinando Hiempre, y
de San j uan las no menos bellaB dist n
guidaB sefioritas del Vale Atileg, Isb j
Esperanza Bosch. MonseFrat, Amado.
Ruiz, NadRl, Berga, EmRnueIli de PoneO
La Croix, soler, Mas Garcia , Margasitl
Gothelin LuCl Carvin entire otraS tam.
ben distinguidaB = bellas damaB norteame-
ricanas, dierOn Ia gugeHtiva ''Nota" feme
nina de Ia veladR.
La oyquestR muy bien y complaciend0
en- las repeticiones y los sef9res BehamsB
J Filippi muy satisfschos de que 81 rami'
llete dc damitas que alk conculriera, fueEa
tan digno de admiration.
"Carnef' de bOdGs-Por el joven letra.
dTo don Jol6 Martinez D6vilA de ests
ciudad ha sido pedida Ia mano de Ii dis.
tinguida bella seiiorita Mercedes JpIi6
DSvila. No 30 ha fjado todavfa fscha
Begura para Ia boda, peTo nerk en- breve.
Vaya nueEtra felicitaci6n, que no por EeF
de nm paTiente ha de ser m6nos elocuente,
4 Ia gentl parsja que 70 sst6 en- vispeFaB
de cerFaE, con el hsEmoao bToche de So
venturoaa union, los suefioB de amor que
al deatino plugo llevaF sus almas
Uls buen rGtO.-Ayer invite el seiior
Jaime Sire para an almuerzo en- 90 cara
particular, los sehorsB r. Valdes joven
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ingeniero ha POGO lIegado de los Estadoa
Unidos, Wenceslao Sire, Jose Martinez y
aIgunos periodistau, entire ellos 81 ''tocsyo'
Barreiro, que sn la gEata = Culta Compa'
fifa de los duefioB de la casa, ssfioritas
hu6spedes Mercedes y Julia julia DfviIa,
y j6veneH Angel Jaime Sire D6vila ?
Lcdo. J. Martinez pasaron an agradable
Eato, Biendo todo muy cortesmente aten'
didoa, como sabe hacerlo aquella distingui'
da familia.
En- San Juan Han Iegado & ega
ciudad 81 a6hado, 6 instRIan aquf 90 resi-
dencia, los dihtiDguidos esposoB recien ca
sadoB, BaIlesteros.M Moret de Ponce. La
hoy ssfiora Moret de BsIleItercA nee Pa
quita Moret, as muy conocida an esta
ciudad, On donde cuEs6 estudioB para 81
profssorado tiene muchRs amiBtades. Ell
sofior Ballestsros es an joven culto tam
bi6n muy cOnocido en- la ciudad.
AL dar Ia bienvenida & los venturoBoB
c6nyuges deseamoB que Ia cRdena de Ao'
reB que hoy len une amorosRmente, no ne
gEMPER.
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UNlVERSlDAD De PUERTO RICO
Departments de AgricuItura, RIO Pie.
dras, Puerto Rico.

La Junta de sfndicoH de 10 Universidad
de Puerto Rico ha tenido bi6n extender
el ndmero de beCas ca la ESCuela de Agri'
cultura para 81 pr6ximo laiio escolar, ha-
biendO proviBtO on 81 presupuesto del pre-
sente sfo fiscal para catorce alumnos mas.
El ndmero total de becas por cubrir
asciende %, Las que ser6n otorgadas So
lamente & j6Yenes de- conAtituci6n fusrte y
deseosou de aprender IL agriculture, sn Ia
forma siguiente: pOr 81 primer distrito, 3;
por 81 Hegundo, 5; por q teTcero, 4; pOr el
cuarto, 2; por 81 quinto, 4; pOr 81 sexto, /
por el s6ptimo 4.
Las formaa en- blanco pueden obtenerse
gratis del Eecrstario de Ia Univeraidad,
Mr.. Charles A. Beatley, San Juan, p. b,
6 del Director de sgricuItura, Rio Pie.
draB, p. r. 3v.a
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tina partida de c4drento naSI qatt1toIes
Ofrece su dueflo, el que suscribe, al bara-
tisimo preciO de once ce9at0Uos quintal, en-
comprador dar los envases. Dicho precio
regira Cinicamente para los puertos de Ma
yaguez, Aguadills, ArecibO y San Juan,
por estar en- competencia con Otros sali-
aerOs. juan P1dSLLa GdTrd8tdzd. Cabo-
RoiO, apartadO nGmero IL. 80 v. 8.
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ABOY VIDAL Co.

Tetuan 81, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
OfreCen un Burtido complete de mRdera1
Cepilladas, machiembrRdaa
Acaban dc recibir CuaEtonerfa, tablon.
clio ChanAs junters etc., de tadas d.
mnionea PRECTos MoD1oos. 80 Y.
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SentanCia de muerte Confirnada.

Cudad Guatanala julio 29 E uida
CompOt ans Estrada Cabrera au pueda
abo sAn Ma Bowen aeg.ba cudadan los
dad fonta mecana dond media gnent aodadOH
na Dc tribunal inferior Onias
atOrid de Estrada Cabrera
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Ell desDOtisnO iapOn6s.

Seoul Julio 29El Hsyaab
del lego
enevisas Hayhi manifesto poR
Chna
ya cOmadaa log culOs dcOG So
del de China
que e Coe les las hn En- tOda L penn
cree eaAr6 Eevouc6n abr6 uh dfcuadeu
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MITONES Y 6UENTEs.

Un extsnso surtido dc guantes y mito-
mes de 6ltima novedad, acaba dc rasibir
81 "Paris Bazaar" = loB vende precios
modicos. Los hay de todos colores, tAma'
nos y precioa p.
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PRRDIDA-Un caballo negro CO.
bruno, CabO trnSero blanOo y otro caballo
Eaino con cabos delanteroB blanCos cRbo
tTassro blanco, SO hRn astraviado de la
AncA 'San Luin' sits en- Carolina, de los
saHoEes ArSuagR y Barriola. Sc gratif-
cara al que los preSente & sus due
AoA Is Y. q.
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Para inpedir Ia introduction De obreros.

Nueva York Julio 29se han rebdO del
abajo
Antes
adn6a Po las buena ofesa bsja a
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MUEBLEs-Se desea comprar I'm jue.
90 de sala, de comedor y cuaTto, aunque
no former juegos. Sc preferen mueblea an
tiguos. Dirijirse J. 3. B, ApartadO l, 1873
San Juan. Is ". g.
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III ron "Kxposici6n San LuiS' de los
nsnor@ A. AlvRTeE Hsrmanos es 81 mejoE
= mas puro de "a ClasS. Consiantsz pedi.
aes que aCroditan nu bondad, ron despa.
Gk1ados poE sstR OaHa on 10 ESTABLISHMENTS
San joss 2. an.
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LA RELOJERIA = joyeria del sr.
KehThahn y Co. se ha trasladado Ia ca.
lie dc San Jose Is frente ell CorFeo, donde
hay COnstantemente un buen surtido de re-
lojel y otras prendaR. pa
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FT. 0NUFVO CAFF1' IA lor -,

Ell ssNUEVO CAFE de Lon ezpo-
HoI Morgan, Fortaleza II, AJABA DE
RECIBIR an Completo IurtidO dc Ion me-
ioEes dulCe. Elegantea cartuchoa propios
para Eegalos. Heladon, FefreSCoss frutag
a natural , TODD cuanto Tegale d paladRE
mfG dOliCRdo "a enCusntra allf pEimorosa-
monte EsrvidO. Cats con Ieche choCo-
late, deSde las NETS dc II manana & Ias
AZ do Il mocha FAmoao chocolate BA'
KER muY aOEeditado ca todo 81 mundo.
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Kin sIa CoEEeupondencia de Puerto
Rico, AlIon "a, hay de vents rscibo1 u.
lcnaEio- para CohFo de alquilera1 do Canar,
Manzaa a naetGliCo con Rrmas, deCla ra.
clones % naCfmionto, defunCi6n csrtidoa-
of6n me5icn. 4.
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1AbEN SII PHS0 I'm GRO.


Conserve u meeanisnlo en- buen estad0
NoTnaa Ont, Euero IS de 1890,
W. H. COMsTOCK, Morristown, N. r.
Estimado Sr.s-Sus PildOFas de RaIz Indiana del D.
Morse para el oEganismo e meor regulator que puee
usar ia humanidad. La vida reioj; EFdg y
dehcados meeansmos paFcula sgnifcante
IN enerpo exFano Sc adhere II pequena de sus
ruedas, cual e Observation-Disclosures solaIneure una
pequena derenca percepbe peFo deiese abandonaa;
ash que va creciendO la obstruction Ia TsgulaTidad
haeiendose grnda hasta que 10 que pudo facene
al enpezar eoese necesitara enonces trabao
cudado para areglaro. Asi es constitution humans
Un pequeno desarreglo abandona creee Sc auenta
inpereepblemente Al prncpio despues rapdez hasa
gus 10 que pdo principle de aiz muy
POGO a6ao Sc vueve casi fatal Para eyar esto aeon
seo todo el mnndo que purhquen ORGANISING teman0
las Pd0Tas de Morse as conservaran yigor vitadad
S. S. s.
II. +. HATWELIA
El salva-G -Guardlta del vl0IerO.
Ansagaudus Pond, N. s., EnerO q de 1880
w. a. COMSTOCK, Morristown, N Y.
pardario PildOras de Raiz Indiana del Dr. Morse
porque fe cega Ia que tengo elias sino POI
"a conanza que para mi han hecho acreedoras poF
expeenca que he teOdo oportunidad de sufr sObFe
yaIor merto Mis- ocupacOnes tales que paso muchC
tempo fneTa de mi cousderaria equi
paje complete negaran altar las PidOFas del De-
Morse.
Nh. McNN1a
IN artfcuI6 de merftO Sc Vende bfeno
BorachOir Harbor, Ms, EnerO 10 de 1924
W. d. COMSToCK, Morrstown, N. Y
Apreciable Sr.:-Esta cara es para certRcar que 90
comerCante en- medecinas de Patente, ineuyendo var
indiana del Dr. Morse que de todas ofras untas s.
Venta en- aumento
\. {. N1CHo1son
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-EN EL CLUB De F. Kehrhahn y
Co, San joss rs, ss vendan dos rsIo.
ieg dc oro cada usmana. La Ultima sama-
"a Obtuvo uno d Sr. don Salvador Sierra
de San Juan, uocio n6mero 10.
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SBRVIGI0 ESPEgIAI DE Cables
Ia Dem0cracia" \ ia Go1esDQndencia'
UnIDas
Ni5ada' en- eI Colgres0 De "a paz.

Julo repdbcas
e6qua
d pueda
falO
periodicals
gado d dnico degados
concsa eDtds leg peod fnsrcn lCu
Gran BanR condeEaban Dnada
M obtn Cuanon doouO9 secretion queFsD APr DO q pEh6n
daegadoa pubcado
nes aunOs del COngre tel 6a cebara C
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ANUNCTO.-Ss arrienda vende una
hOFmosa fnca Compuesta de $50 cuerdas
dc tsrEeno, prOpias para siembra de cana,
AAbaco sto Eat6 aituEda orillas de Ia
earrstera dc AguRdilla Isabella, tiene ex
eolonta agus y algunss siembFaB de cafiRs.
Para mas informes Luis N. Maisonave,
EarmaC6utico, Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
as ~ 4.
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-sa compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen estado,
OollareI antiques de e:Tag pEendaS anti
guau.
Dirgase & P. J.. B. Tetu6n 40, San
Juan 8 81 8 calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
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-sE DEsEA un joven de IA 4 Is
RGOa que quiera ColoCarse en- una ofcina
para los trabajos de Ia mi1ma que aepa
maquinilla 8 ingles. Diriiirss I'll P. o.
Box $50. 3.v.a
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se,JNyEIo a Las MADRES.-El jarabe calraanis da
6eu Winslow debs sienpre que los niHos
ca e Eodo De e dentc6n Proporciona ayio immediate
d peqreno pacente, produce IN sueno natural anauo
eiva q dcof q angelic despieT1a muy viVo aeRfe
80 muy agradabe d paladar, elma al nino ablanda aus
eneas aby2 %. dolores, hace Gees las funeiones del
est6mago r1gnla los iniestinos. IS Il neior renedlo
eonoedo para diaea va provenga tata de IA dsntc5n
De euaquieIa oIq cansa. ltngase mucho cdado ped
q sEahe canants q 4 se1nFs Winslow" q mejo
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JOSE MENDIN.-Vende al detail y
u pOr mayor cal viva y apagada. Ggava
y arena duICs y ofreCs LanchaB de 10 q
1s toneladaa para transports de toda Clasa
de Carga. Para informes, Playa de Los
IAdFillna. San Juan. GOV.
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CASA DE PRE5TAMOs de Jose Ba.
Ean, Allen 21. RI 81 del corriente & las
2 de IL tarde Sc llevar6 & cabo 81 Femate
de Las prendas CuyOs tslOnes no han Hido
Cancolados nj renovados despu6s de los 6
msses que dc ID ley. La casa Higue Hus
OperRcioneS q.
eE ARRIENDAN para oficinas 6 Con-
sultorio dos magnifCas habitsciones, en-
trada independents del resto de Ia caBR
Gan Justo ~ esquina Luna. 8v.G
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SAL, SAL, SAL.
DOh SaIlRa ''ProuldOnela" Do GuSnlGa.

BLANCA, SEGA Y
DE BUEN GRANO.
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go9esDO ROGeI para
aEniliog, eBtablecidO
DGiO elpIan americana
que pafrOcinan las me-
Ores fAmAlias de Puer-
% RICO u
Jueg0B - habitA-
clones que cOmpren-
den degdo 81 sencillO
&e gala, dormitOriO Y
ba6O, hasta 81 mas ex-
tense dc sala, s dor
W1tOrios y banjo.
Ad&ptaso especial
D0nt0 para faTniliaa
NumerOsas y para II
RildAB 0Ortaa.
CoClDe&la eSpadOla,
serv1tsAD as1a6Ol S
Dgl6s.
NJ Hotel mas SfesCO
Gs NuevA York.
Oontleno toaa ClasO
90 adelant0s ROaoE-
n0&
@lrsOoI6n pOr cables
NEAREA
AGHW YORK.
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s 10 Psl1SllJtA
nasS Qua honrNn con su
A1cis 81 Hotel Sen LoS
Podsmog rsilsls0os, prsV
rmtsos . lOs sT-sata
Pc ceslcs Armstrong,
aE. q .EoFo, Ponss.P.R,
R ~ Morales, Ronoa
p4 q. .nl..ini, Psns,RA
~ kSl1NlsoO Para Posse
&ksutsn, pOus..n
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-05
Senator Johnston Sworn In

At first the Senate did not see how a Senator of Alabama could be sworn in. Senator Bankhead is not strong enough as yet to go to Washington, but Senator Johnston arrived on the spot early, and was ready to be sworn in at the opening of the session.
 But at that point an embarrassment arose. The Senate dislikes to do any thing for which there is no precedent, and there is no exact case of the death of two Senators from state prac- tically at one time. The rule is that when a Senator dies his colleague gives formal notice of his death and the Senate at once adjourns. It be- came therefore necessary to give mo- tice of Senator Pettus death before This was done, the Senate adjourned on Monday, and on Tuesday Senator Johnston was sworn In.
 The want of a precedento was thus eyaded, for Senator Johnston had a right on the first day of the session to present his credentials and demand to be sworn in. He did not do this be- cause he had no desire to violate an iron-clad, time-honored precedent of the Senate. The dignity of the Sen. ate must be maintained even if state holding 2,000,000 of good people goes unrepresented. But all's well that ends well, and Senator Johnston has been sworn in, and Senator Bankhead will be when he is well enough to go to Washington.