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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1907-01-02
MORTGAGE BROKERS.


MONEY TO LOAN on desirable first
mortgages on city properties in amounts
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FARMS FoR SALE.

BUY A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming Soil
adapted to great variety Of crops Near
markets thar pay best prices for your pro-
ducts. Farm lands IN these States my
specially, sold and bought. Write foi par
tlculars. RAYMOND G.. FRICK. 1loZ r. F.
Trust Bid, Philadelphia.
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LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


NOTICE.. JAMES TONER, the owner
and occupant of the house situated at the
northeast corner OF Sixth and Madi-
SON Streets, IN the Fifth ward. in
the city Of Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and State OF Delaware. IN COM
pliance with the requirements Of the acts
of the General Assembly I'D such case
made and provided do hereby give notice
that / shall apply In writing 10 the Court
of General Sessions of the State Of Della.
ware. in and for New Castle county, on
Monday the 4th day OF February, A. d..
1917, being the next term Of said court,
for license for said house as an inn or
tavern, for the sale therein Of Intoxicating
liquors in less Quantities than one quart,
10 he drunk on the premises; and the fol-
loving respectable citizens OF said ward.
at least twelve OF whom are Substantial
freeholders OF said ward. recommend the
said application, viz:
George II. Warren George Wheeler
Robt. S. Miller. ST. Samuel Iclic
J. Wesley Vernon John l.. Wright
John a. Mahoney James ]. Fox
Harry Crozler Edward A, Hasson,
his Henry White
Patrick (X) Harllini Arthur y, Jones
mark r Joseph Green
John Doherty Max Green
George G. Albert Samuel A. Williams
+. Oestreioher Thomas Coyn
James y. Hasson John N. Wilkerson
Pred c. Aiammele Antonio Barpne
George c. Schiller A. J. Kooch
d31-St JAMES TONER.
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EINE FARN Ar PUBLIC SALE.

FINE fAhAl "A A E1A9L-AN flf1trhss
The farm ct Thomas NJ. Walker, de
ceased. late Of ain Greek hundred, New
Castle county. Delaware, consisting q
about 100 acres Of land with large frame
and stone dwelling house, frame barn,
wagon house and new silo thereon, stu
ated in Mil Creek hundred. tllree-quartel S
Of a mile south Of Eden station on the
Lsndsnburg branch Of the 3. and o rail-
road. will be offered Al public sale on the
premises on THURSDAY, the i7th day Of
JANUARY. A. D.. 1907 at o'clock, o. m.
The above mentioned farm is m good
state Of cultivation, public school within
one-half mile, railroad station three-quar-
ters Of a mile The house has bathroom
with hot and cold water, also telephone
connections and electric light The farm
IS sold TO close an estate.
For further Information address John
NJ Walker. Hockessin Delaware. or Fran
els NJ Walker. 100 Equitable Bldg, VIII
nington. Delaware.
JOHN NJ. WALKER.
i24zQu141516 Administrator.
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REAL EsrATE EoR sALE.

FOR sALE-Prospective buyers Of
houses should got a copy OF our printed
list Of houses for sale. Apply Whining
ton Trust Co. 9l5 Market street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
WALL DECORATORS.
PUBLIC SALES.


ENNAAiaAA t1AftAAA
Administrators Public sale Of a thirty
acre farm with house and barn thereon
erected aud all the personal property Of
the late Mary Carney. on the premises IN
BranoyWine hundred on the road leading
from Thompson's Bridge TO Perry Hotel
on THURSDAY. January 3, 1907 at
81 clock %. m. To be sold by Thomas j,
Carney. administrator. Stidham and Son
Auctioneers. See bills for further particu-
lare d2a-j2
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Miss Rachel Kolch, Of Washington.
d. c., who has been visiting her par
ents in this city has returned 70 that
oity.
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LARGE PJBbIG SALE
At Hlair and Ffoliingsworth's Bazaar. on
SATURDAY., JANUARY, s. lsQI
~ .slss~vkle
6ssTsss-st1a

AT 1 o'clock 50 head Of horses. al kinds
You will be able to buy a horse ut THIS
sale from S up 10 $500 We win have some
very fine horses and some very common
ones. We can suit anybody with horse
Also lot Of wagons. harnessiand blankets.
300 choice turkeys for breeding purposes
Fair dealings 10 all
I1LAIR AND HOLLING sWORTH.
1913 West Eighth ST., Wilmington, Del.
jl-3t
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LOST. srRAYEp Or STOLEN.

LOsT-Black terrier dog white feet and
breast. Reward II returned to III Shipley
street. 52-t
LOST-Pair gold nose glasses Thursday
morning, between Front and Jackson and
Thirteenth and Poplar SITS. Reward II re-
turned to- Journal Office d22-tf
iLOST-IAdies watch, with name OF An
ME Braden engraved in case, in going
ftom sos East Eighth TO Eighth and Mar
ket TO Nandever avenue and Pine street.
Reward If returned TO sos East Eighth
street dsi-st
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NOTICE-The annual meeting Of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of the State of Delaware" will be
held at the Office Of the company No. S53
Market street, Wilmington, Delaware, On
Monday January a. 1907. at 10 O'clock a.
M. at which time an election for five
managers 10 serve three years will be
held, and the premiums on all policies Will
be payable. Six per cent interest on az
balances Of members amounting to So and
upwards will be paid The agents Of the
company are authorized to receive the
dues OF members and TO pay them their
interests. W. a. LAMOTTE,
d31-l3t Secretary.
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REMNANT STORE
Fine Wooden Dress Goods Remnants.
JOHN II. THOMAS.
6o6 King Street.

BOATS AND LAUNCHES.
LAKE ENGINE COME SEE IT. RUN.
or write for information.
T. II. LAKE,
Bourse Bldg, Philadelphia Pa.
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Miss VIVA salloway spent yesterday
In Philadelphia
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.HAA=CLASSlFlED ADS==
WANTS FOR SALE FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE ETC
HELP w4rED-FEmALE.

wANTED-A tSshirt factory. Fifth and
French streets, iris about Is years old
must be neat 4nN steady wrlSers. d3l-6t
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NATIONAL BANK. or VIII
AfINGTON. DELAWARE.
ELECTION

Wilmington. Del. Dec. 10, 1906.
The annual election for directors Of. this
bank. will be held at the banking house
on Tuesday. January 8 1907 between the
hours OF Z o'clock noon and o'clock
p. m.
dlo-j7inc H. P. RUMFoRD. Cashier
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Little, Marshalton, Del. .s Jl-ol
NOTICE ELECTION,
rhe annual meeting OF the stookholdeIs
OF The wilmington and Kenneth Turnpike
Company viii be held at the Delaware
Trust Company, NO ] East Ninth street
iNVilmineton. Delaware. ON Monday Janu-
AIRY T. 1907 at i1.30 o'clock a. M. for the
purpose Of electing ten (l0) managers 10
serie during the ensuing year.
dgg-jg-5 M IL. B.SHURrsR, See
NOTICE DIVIDEND.
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Company.
Wilmington. Del, January 2, 1907.
The Board Of Directors has this day
declared a serni-annual dividend of three
and one-half (3ik) per cent. payable On
demand, and added $4,000 to the Surplus
Fund. making that Fund 100000. Dividend
checks will be mailed.
l.. SCOTT TOWNSEND.
12-3t Treasurer
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR REM

Any part OF the lot on the west side Of
Tatnall street from 18th TO 18th street.
Centrally located.
FOR SALE-Idcensed hotel In the coun-
try six miles from city, with 36 acres
of ground. Good stand. Nice trade.
B Reasonable terms.
FOR SALE-Large stable with extra large
lot attached between 3rd and 4th street
near Broone. Reasonable terms.
FOR SALE-Property No. 2O4 West St,
large house and centrally located
Rents for $50 per month. VIII sell for
5000.
FOR SALE-Property No. COZ Penn St..
centrally located. Rents for so per
month. VIII sell for $3.50.
FOR SABE--No 1909 West 18th st. Ele-
CANT house. good location, nice condi-
ton and large lot.
FOR SALE-New houses, three-storv
Well seasoned laundry tubs, enamel
bath French plate mirror. medicine
Closets mirror wardrobes. trunk room,
open sides, large lots and beautifully
napered. Guaranteed thoroughly built.
Nice growing neighborhood. Reason
FOR RENT offices .in a desirable loca-
tion.
FOR RENT-Farm with good buildings
just outside city limits. Make nice
country home.
CHARLES c. KURTz.
1oi1 Market Street.
Opposite Court House)
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una COMISION De la
Junta Central ante
ell SeCretariO Taft.
Fu6TOlIe manifestadaS las aspira-
CiOneS del pals en- eI OTden pO-
IitiCO.
EI darSGhO del pueblo de
Puerto Rico al gOblsrnO prOpiO

Termiuado ell acto de preBentar al Co.
beruador Winthrop Ia plaza votada por la
C6mara de DslegadoB, reuui6se fue Ia
FOrtaleza una Comisi6n deSignada por la
Junta Central de Ia Union de Puerto
Rico, cuya misi6n era manifestar al Secre'
tariO las aSpiraciones del pals en- ell orden
polftico.
Componfan Ia comisi6n los sefiores Zeno
Gambia, de Diego y Larrfnsga. A estos
Sc Crey6 oportuno agFegar los dos miem-
bros de la Junta que Sc hallsban presentes
en- aquel momento en- Ia Mansion Eiecuti'
va sefiores Blondet Ramon Delgado.
La Comisi6n fu6 presentada por ell sefior
Larrfnsga.
Llev6 la palabra eI senior Larrfnqga y
manifesto al Secretario que juntamente
con Ia impression de aquellaS manifestation
mes de consideration y Garlic que habia
preseuciado para con 81 Gobsrnador Win
throp por Bu acertada direction del Co.
bierno de la iala durante tres afios, desea'
ba-lR Junta que tambi6n llevase Was
hington los traBmitiese al Presidente y
al Congreso, los ardieptes deseog del pue'
bio de Puerto Rico de que pronto Ie sea
concedido ell gobierno propio.
Pidi6 el secretario que Sc concvetara en-
que forma entendian los puertorriquenos
el gObiernO propiO el senior Larrfnaga,
sin vaCilar un momentO, respondi6 que,
en- gu pRrte mas esencial sintetica consis'
tia este en- el derecho del pueblo de Puerto
Rico hacer sus propias lsyeS, reempIa.
zando el ConseJo Ejecutivo por un Sanado
elective.
Hizo 81 secretario alguna que otra OBJ
servaci6n sObre sl gobierno de FiIipinas
Ell senior Larrfuaga reiter6 el deseo de
la Junta de que el 6ecretario trasmitieae
al Prssidente y al Congreso nuestras as
raciones pOlfticap; 10 que contest6 Ell
SecretariO aseguraDdO que aSf 10 harfa.
LarrfnRga al terminar la conferences
diio al Secretario:
-Y deje tambi6n de clio nota, Ell sefor
SecretsriO, en- su cartera por 10 que pudie'
ra haber de nuevo presidente en- uu inme'
diato porvenir. -
Contest6 el secretario con franca sonrisa |
q Ia Oportuna alusi6n las probabilidadeB
de que sea 81 ell pr6ximo presidente, gol'
peando Suave cari6Osamente al senior
Larrfnaga, en- Ia eBpalda.
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AERE0GRAWA QUE
no Sc sabg pOr
que dei0 de reci-
brio eI COnisio-
nadO del Interior
Fue dirigido de sbOdO del Prinz
Joachim" pot los representatives
de los clubs COmsIClaIes de
Boston, GhiCsgo, Cincinnati y
San Luis.
Dsclsran que De sus ImprssiORes en- Puerto
Rico dsddGsn que 10 Sc les hshIa cORtadO
nj Ia mltad."

En- 26 del pasado Febrero, les represen
tantes de los clubs comerciales de Bostor,
Chicago, Cincinnati San Luis, que des
pu6s de visitar nuestra isla, regresaban 1
l NoTte AmericR, & 6algunas millas de Puerto
Rico desds 81 "Prinz JOACHIM" ldirigieron
expressive aereograma al Comisionado del
Interior
Ese aerograma no Sc sabe por que, pero
es 10 cierto que no lego las mauog de
Mr.. Grahame, y de esta suerte 10 ignor6
tambi6n 81 pdblicc de Ia iala.
AhoTa, desde Estados Unidos escriben
al ComiBionado del Interior los aludidoa
representatives, manifsstando 4 este deBde
luego la extrafeza de no habervisto aquel
aereograma publicado en- Ia prensa. puer-
torriquefs, y ID remiten por carta al Co.
misionado tai como 10 expidieran desde 81
'sPrinz Joachim"
El aei 6 ,grana dice 10 Biguiente:
"Vapor 'sPrinz Joachim" FebreFo 26,
1907. Lawrence A. Grahame. Comisio-
nado del Ioterior. San Juan, Puerto
Rico. A los funcionarios, CoFporaciones
MercantileB Clubs Sociales de San Juan
y Ponce, les envfan este menssi ie los Clubs
ComercialeG de Boston, Chies go, Cincin-
natl Saint Louie:
Las veinte y cuatro horas que pasamos
en- vuestra isla BoB han proporcionado i'm.
presiones de Pto. Rico que mol. .inducen 4
declarar que no 50 nos habia CO1tsdO ri Ia
mItai''
"En grupo hemos visto vue,tras ciude-
des y puertOs.
"Hemos recorrido carreteras que sirven
de lecciones objetiyas para todo nuestro
pals
"Hem IS admirado vuestro sistemaA de
escuelas , yuestra efcienta policfs insu,
lar" =
"Hemos iDBpecciOuado vuestras pr6spe.5
ras industries"
"Vuestras costas SO pierden de vista
mientras le comunicamos por aereograma
que estamos orgullosos de que Puerto Rico
forme parts de los Estados Unidos.-FSr-
naddo: Comit6 Conjunto de los Clubs Co
merciales. Robert Batchelley, Benjamin
Carpenter, Hurry e. LoVs, Hanford
Craavford"
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AMALIA PAOLI

ESta distinguida mezzosoprano puerto.
rriquefia ha rido contratads va por la
"Sociedad Filarm6nica" como parte i'm
portantfsima de la compafiia de opera que
esta SoCiedad traer& { Puerto Rico en- DC.
tubre del presente sfio
Dsptro de dos meses saldra para Italia
Ia seiioIita Paoli con el fin de contratar
los artistas que han de formar Ia compa
mia, y no dudamos que 6Sta sea del agrado
del pGbliCo, dada la Competencia de Anna
lita en- este Tamo.
Fslicitamos pinceramente nuestrR
Compatriota tambien la filarm6nica,
por no haberse olvidado de los bueuoB
elementos nativoE.
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NOTICIAS

l
Sc SOLTCITA una casa de a.qui
lsr para poca familis y que este tituado
ca Hato Rey; San Juan Cats NJ. A..
Shepard San juan, P. r.
f'LA VILLA DE MADRID" avisa &
sus favorecedores, que aeaba de reoibir las
lsgitimas alfombras teTciopslo de Orients,
marca "Escudo" para pala, aBf como los
d6lea de hilo, legftimo n6mero 100 y Ji
pijapa , las mejo1es alpacas negras casi
mires inglesas
En- materialea para Ia confecci6n de
oVmbreros, ENGAGES, bordados, splicaciones
corBes; es la casa que tiene siempTe el
mejof surtido en- Puerto Rico. Hacemos
eavfos por correog { tcdos los pueblos de
Ia isla. TelefoaO S7S. p 0. B. 764
San Francisco 5, San Juan P r.
Sc solicitan platero relojerc, que
tspgan buenss referencias de los talleres en-
que hayan trabaiado, en- la Joyerfa pla-
terra de NJ. r. silva. Luna II. Apar
tado 201. 15v.a
-sACOS DE YUTE para azdcar y
cafe realizan precios ventaiosos s. Melon
& c.. San Juan P r
CASA DE PREBTAMOS de Jose
Bazsn, Allen 81 FL dia 80 del corrien
te las 2 de la tarde tendra lugar el re
mate de las prendas cuyos tslones no han
sido renovados nj canceladog despueB de
los 6 meaes que marca la ley. La casa
sigue Bus operaciones. Venta de alhaias
de orc y plata,
-ePERDIDA. En- la mocha del 18 de
los corEientes en- el teatro de San Juan Sc
ha estFaviado uu abrigo de sen IRA de ere.
pc de seda. La persona que 10 haya en-,
contrado que Sc 10 hubiera llevado por
equiv6caci6n conferirfa IN gran favor de-
volvi6ndolo Mr.. John d. Robnett, Es.
taCi61 Naval, San Juan.
Ell ron 'tExposici6n San Luis" de los
senores Az Alvarez Hermanos es 81 mejor
y mas puro de su clase. ConBtantes pedi
dos que aeTeditan Hu bondad, son despa-
chadoG por esta casa On su establecimiento
San Jose Z. a.p
Aver Sc vic la Capital como nuuca
de animada y buliiciOsa, un buen gober.
nador que Sc va y otro bueno que le Bus-
tituye.
El Hotel HELVETIA 4 de Pedro Schi.
ra Sc vic asf mismo abarrotado de geuts
que 10 prefarfa otro, Cruz 27, San Juan.
Sc NECESIFA uu empleado con
pr6ttica mercantil. Que sepa irg'es sea
typewriter. DiriiirEe al apaTtado de CO.
Ereos ndmero 768. 5v.g.
-EL "NUEVO CAFE'' de los espo-
soB Morgan, Fortaleza 21, ofrece un COM
pleto suftido de los mejores dulces y cho.
colates Helados, refrescos, frutas al ma.
tural y todo cuanto regale el paladar mas
delicado SO encuentra allf primorosamente
servido. Cafe con leche = chocolate, ae
encuentra desde Las siete de Ia mafiana
las IL de la noche. ''Samost' y s'Bs ker"
las marcas de chocolate sin rival &c en-
cuentran RllL D.
-se compran ABANICos ANTI.
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen estado,
collareB antiques de coral y prendas anti
guas.
Dirfiase P. j. B. Tetu6n 40, San Juan
s al Gale Aurora, Ponce.
Orange LIIy.-Cura la debilidad, ulceracio-
aes, aplanamiento, periodos doIOrosos. Pa
"a solicitar muestra gratis dirigirse Ia Sc.
dora H. ". Fretter, Detroit, Mich. u. s.. A.
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man, que es de Ordinario un hombre serio,
diio con una sonrish:
-El dia esta hermoso. Este sfio es
exceptional, tanto en- Ia polftica como en-
el tempo.
Ultimamente cusudo So Ie pidi6 dijese
algo con respecto sus aspiraciones al
puesto de Senador, rehus6 decir una pa
labrs. -..-..
Mr.. Hartman ha pasado estos dias con.
ferenciando con los abogados, con respecto
4 los procedimientoB de la comiAi6n de CO.
mercio Interior. .
EI gobierno federal tiene que decidir
adn cuales procedimientoB crimiuales ale.
CARA en- contra de Hartman.
Sc cree que 81 grupo de abogados de-
los detalles fnales al eserito que ser6 en-
viado 10 comisi6n de Comercio.
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PIeitO CeIebTe.

A Glen mil dollars alcanza el fallo die.
tado hoy por la Co1ts Federal en- contra
de Ia succession de don Pablo Ubarri y.6
favor de Ia de Lopez Laborde
Mr.. Williams Sweet y el senior Brac re-
prsUentan & Ia Succession Lopez.
Existe la coincidencia De que rrecisa-
mente hoy, 19 de abril, hsce tres amos,
que siendo el SefIor Brac repreSentante de
la SUCCESSION Correa, obtuvo 6sta ante la
propia COrte Federal y contra la misma
Succession Ubarri, fallo favorable pOr Glen
mil y pico de dollars.
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Eli nlOnarGa que mas firma.

Ell monarca que frma mas veceS al dia
es el rey Eduardo de Iuglatsrra. Un ami
60 de las estadfsticas calcula ca unaa $50
firmas las estsmpadas por 81 soberano dia-
liamente, 10 que supone mas de $4,000 al
afio. w.. ~-
Hay que adyertir que en- ese ndmero
solo eatan eomprendidas las frmas de docu-
mentos ofciales, quedando excluidag, por
tanto, las numerogisimas de Ia correspon.
dencia particular del monarch. IT,
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OpOSiCI6R en- SantO Domingo al tra'
tadO americana.

Comunican de Puerto Plata, santo Do.
mingo,-al Herald-que la oposici6n al
tratado americana ha sido reforzada por
la Carta del Benador Hepburn de Idaho,
en- la cual dice que 6l favorecerfa semeisn-
te convention con Santo Domingo; porque
Bignifcaba 6sta un paso hacia la anexi6n.
Las nOticias de esta carta han causado
mucba agitaci6n.
Ell tratado pasard, asf Sc espera, mas
en- una forma modifcada.
El gObierno y el pueblo piden una re-
ducci6n en- dichas reclamaciones puesto
que SO Consideran POGO razonab!es.
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Segdn Sc nos ha informado, muy prOnto
eRtablecerS en- ests ciudad don J. Elias
Lewis, una academia de dibuio pintura,
destinando algunas bscas para nifioS po'
bres. A tres de estos nifios pobreB mas
aplicadoS SO les Vufragardn todoS los gastoS
de material.
El objeto del senior Lewis es eetimular
las afcioneB pict6ricas para adquirir en-
breve tempo un regular n6mero de artis-
taS j6venes.
Los precios BeF$p reducidfsimos, SO
daran tambien claSea domicilio,
.--Ha salido para Manatf con objeto de
recojer unoB fondos que tiene en- aquel
syuntamiento el senior Jose Men6ndez Ma
Erero, seCretario Que fu6 de aquella coTpo'
Eaci6n. RsgresaFa el domingo.
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ASAMBLEA De ARECIBO.

DelegadOs que asistir6n la asamhlea
espiritista de Agecibo:
Pedro Bayonet, Limo Rosario Rossdo,
Sotero Oballe, Julio ~Rigual Isabsl Aya-
l., pcr CaguaE; Pedro Garcia y Ramon
Ortiz, poT Cayey; LeOlpO MaTtirez, por
J1anR DiRz.
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UNA JUGADA Al MONTE.

Han lido sorprendido jugando al monte
puestos disposition del iuez municipal
de Ponce, Andres Prieto, Elias SoHa, TG
lepforo Luciano, Juan 5osa, Pedro Delis,
Pedro Herman dez, Juan Qui1oDez y Aga.
pito BonilIs, los cuaIes fueron reducidos &
prigi6n.
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CARTAS DETENlDAS

R. Titcher james, Rosario Jop6 R. sa.
lavarria Antonia, Santos Hernandez j uan
servera Silva Joaquin, CoIlazo Francisco,
Torres Vega Jose, Villegas Petrona, vi.
cente Elizardo,
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SEPASE

Que no publicamos communicates sin que
sean pagadOs por adelantadO.
CRdR sefB pRlabras se cuentan pOr una | :.
QOa y lR Inca vale diez centaVos.
Las caEtRs que vOngan con comunicadOg
ain an tmn0Fta n0 ae n0ntasfaD
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29
Value Of Manufactures.

] Washington.-Fifte billions of dol.
lars represents the value of the annual
production of manufacturers in the
United States. After careful estima; cs
were made by experts, John NJ. Car
son, chief of the bureau of manufac-
lures, was able to make this state
ment in the annual report of the op-
erations of his bureau, Just made pub
lie. The figures do not represent fin
lshed products entirely, but include
products in various stages of progress.
| Last year the aggregate value of do
nestle merchandise exported was ST..
S54 900 900, an increase of nearly $136..
100000 over the preceding year. In
this classification manufactures ready
for consumption" are credited with
$3.50, 100000 and the figures are gen
orally accepted as the extent OF the
exports of manufactures.
The report of the bureau however,
groups this classification with those Of
food stuffs partly or wholly mannfac-
tured" and manufactures for further
use in manufacturing" the aggregate
exports of which last year were $685..
100000, and this amount. added to
manufactures ready for consumption"
tIdkeS lIc dSSIeShle value Vi lHiHu-
factures exported in the year enling
June 80, $1,OsG.0O0000, Or more than
fifty-eight per cent. of the entire cX-
ports Of the year. Special significance
Is attached to the increase of nearly
20000,00O in the exports of completed
manufactures. in view of the fact that
the exports of cotton clothes declined
more than 1921 100000, this loss beng
entirely in the cotton trade with China.
The popular feeling aroused in that
country, growing out of alleged out
RACES against Chinese residents in the
United States, is assigned as a contrib
utory cause for this decline.
The cotton seed products exports for
the year were more than $40.0O0.00O,
an increase OF $9,500,000 over 1906.
In commenting on these figures, the
report says:
aside from its intrinsic value, this
relatively new industry has an econom-
ic value and importance to the country,
the beneficial results of which are es-
pccially felt in the southern states, in
which the cotton seed industry is nat
usually located"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1907-11-29

rmy. Lieutenant Grant is a nephew
# Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago.
The ceremony was performed by
rev. Dr. Stryker of Hamilton college,
Tho was for several years the pastor
t the Fourth Presbyterian church at
tush and Superior streets, Chicago,
nd who was a college friend of Sec
etary Of State Root, friendship that
to be made the closer by the mar
iage Of the secretary's son to the
ollege presidents daughter
The tying of the bonds united two
ounE people who are very much in
owe with each other. There is not a
whisper in any quarter that position
II name had the least thing in the
world to do with the engagement.
The former Miss Root has always
rather Stunned the gayer life of the
capital, and Lieutenant Grant has
never been any too fond Of it. He Is
studious. and SO is his bride and both
are Of domestic inclinations. 1t was
good old-fashioned American we'd
ding, with Cupid's heart engaged in
every detail.
The cards of invitation to the we'd
ding read as follows: