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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-27

Aeneid Barrow, Miss Della Johnson
Miss Emma Greneger, Miss Annie
Langley, Miss Gertie Burns, and Mr.
Claud Mahoney, Mr.. Ben King, Mr.
Nick Conlin, Mr.. Toney Licata, Mr.
Willie Stanley, Mr.. Oscar Burns, Mt
G. H. Simpson. Mr.. Jack Langford
Mr. Joe Hughes, Mr.. Charles Neil
Mr. Jim Burns and MI Dudley John.
son.
After spending very pleasant even.
ing in playing games and dancing, the
guests were invited into the dining
room, where steaming plates of gumbo
We're served.
80 Mr. and Mrs Simpson were remem-
bered by their friends with several
handsome presents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-27
Distinguished Gentleman
Visiting Pensacola

General E S Greedy, of New Haven,
Conn, retired capitalist, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs J. H Burnett, at
the residence OF Captain H. p. Chip
man, 1915 East jackson street.
General Greeley was formerly Presi-
dent General of the Sons of the Amer
lean Revolution, of which organization
there are number of members in this
city He will remain here for a few
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-27
Mr.. Cornelius Suarez
Given Surprise PARTY.

MI Cornelius SUarez was given a
pleasant surprise party by his mother
on last Friday night, to celebrate mis-
natal anniversary.
The parlOr was very prettiIy deco
rated with pOtted plants and cut
flowers, and during the evening the
guests enjoyed games and music.
At ten O'Clock they were invited
into the lovely dining room. which
was bright in its decorations of mink.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-27
PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL GIVES
PLEASANT PARTY AND ENTERTAINMENT.

\ very pleasant tea party and en-
tertainment, was given at the First
Presbyterian church on Thursday
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-27

evening, by Mrs Suarez's Sunday
school class.
The class is composed of seven
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-27
Married
Women :; :;

however by the of Mothers Friend baby this
great IMMINENT always the body for the
the symmetry her FORM Mothers Friend the
danger OF and carries the safely through
this critics period without pain. 1t
Thousands gratefully tell of the benefit relief from the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-27
LADIES' SHOES.

$500 Shoes all kinds and Styles odd and end price
$500 Shoes all kinds and Styles odd and end price So Ii
$500 Shoes all kinds and styles, odd and end price sass
$500 Shoes all kinds and styles, odd and end price 90
$3.50 Shoes all kinds and styles, odd and end price 81 80
$500 Shoes all kinds and Styles odd and end price 66
$175 Shoes all kinds and styles, odd and end price
S15O Shoes all kinds and styles, odd and end price 0
S125 Shoes, all kinds and styles, odd and end price 81
LADIES STRAP SANDALS
$3.50 Patent Kid, g and cross straps, French and
Cuban heels, odd and end price ....... ST 80
$500 Patent Ideal Kid strap Sandals, all styles,
~, ood and END price SlS6
$3.50 Patent Strap Sandals French and Cuban heels
odd ana enc price Sl34
LADIES FELT JULIETS.
zoo Felt Julets, Fur top, what's left, now w 81 SO
S175 Felt Juiets, Fur tops. badly broken 81 2S
81 so Felt Juets, Fur tops for this sale so
S125 Felt Juiets, Fur tops, all to go ....... SO
5Oc Kid Boudoirs no heels, now Observation-Disclosures. 81
MISSES SHOES
$3.50 Shoes all styles, sizes liz to g. now 81 SO
S200 Shoes all styles, sizes 11H to g. now .S164
S175 Shoes all styles, sizes liz to g. 81 33
$3.50 Shoes all styles sizes ~ to g. now 81 O4
One lot, sizes 81 to II, lace only, now ...... rs
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
$3.50 Kind sizes 81 to H. Observation-Disclosures 81
$500 Kind sizes so to II now ..............S1. 61
S1.75 Kind sizes 81 to IL now .............S1 81
81 so Kind sizes 81 to H. w.............S1O4
S1.25 Kind sizes 81 to H. now Observation-Disclosures. .S9
MEMS SHOES.
So. Edwin Clapp shoes, Odd and end price Sc 81
$500 Edwin Clapp Shoes, odd and end price w $3.50
$500 Edwin Clapp Shoes odd and End Price 47S
$500 Shoes all kinds and Styles odd and end price 81
$500 Shoes all kinds and Styles odd and end price
$500 Shoes all kinds and Styles odd and end price So i3
$3.50 Shoes all kinds and Styles odd and end price So SS
So Shoes all kinds and styles odd and end price 90
$3.50 Shoes all kinds and Styles odd and end price ST 80
$500 Shoes, all kinds and Styles odd and end price 81
S175 Shoes all kinds and Styles odd and end price ST
81 so Shoes all kinds and styles odd and end price O4
S1.19 Pair. For the famous Cable Screw Shoes, the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-27

lcontinued on Thirteenth Page)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-27
Every woman eovets a
shapely, pretty figure. and
many Of them deplore the

after marriage. The bearing
of children is often destructive
to the mothers shapeliness.
All of this can be avoided
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
TIMELY INFORMATION

/ The jamestown exposition at Norfolk
] Va iu It's completeness, is, Indeed. q
! handsome spectacle. Located as 40 Is,
I overlooking Hampton Roads. n short
l distance from Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Z near Old Point Comfort. Hampton and
| Newport News in a region fun Of his
/ toric interest and places; In state
! which has always been a battle-ground I.
I emphasizes the wisdom Of IT'S prOiec-
tors. who knowing the patriotic fer
vor Of the great American people. also
| knew that they would generously pa
tr1nizc this most unique OF expeditions.
This Is the first great exposition 90 he
1 held no the seaside I'm n beautiful coun-
try. and within the center OF q pOpulous
civilization. The potency Of the COM
hination IS obvious Delegate. soldier
sailor. diplomat. and civilian meet there
20 commemorate the three hundredtb
anniversary ~ the nations birth.
Tho Erie railroad offers TO the expo
sition visitor an excellent train service
with close connections az Marion. o..
Peoria. O.. Mansfield. o.. Youngstown.
o.. clean ~ Y. Elmira n. Y. Waiver
ly n. y and New York City.
A daily through sleeping car line Is
operated from Chicago on Erie train
No. s. leaving at $3.50 p. m. 20 Marion.
o.. via Hooking Valley 10 Columbus
thence Norfolk and Western train. leav-
ing Columbus 500 "a. m, arriving Nor
folk $50 following morning.
The Erie equipment is comprised Of
comfortable. high back seat day coach
es. the best Pullman drawing room
sleeping cars and Eric dining and cafe
cars operated on the European plan;
YOU simply pay for what YOU order.
Tickets can be purchased going one
way via New York, returning direct.
or reading going and returning via
New York and rail- or steamer.
The routes embrace trips via Balu-
more and Washington thence various
steamer lines.
I'm addition 90 stop-over privileges
now permitted az Niagara Falls. Chau-
tauqua lake, until October 10. NJ ticket
Is deposited on or before September
30th jamestown or Lakewood. Cam
bride Springs and Saegertown.
stop-overs are permitted at any station
on this COmpauy's lines. including stop-
overs at New York al the later point
FOR 10 days n desided. Stop-
overs are permitted only within lnal
return limit Of ticket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
s. ~
Seventy-seven
for Grip and
Ids

Catching Gold in the Autumn
IS dangerous a deep-scatcd Gold
now, may hang on an Winter and
cause serious results before
Spring
Ii YOU will carry q vial of DR..
Humphreys "Seventy-seyen' IN
your pocket as many do) Tor the
next few months and take a dose
at the first chill or shver YOU will
escape Colds the entire Winter
All Druggists sell IT, most
Druggists recommend d. 25c.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co, Cor
William and John Streets Ncw York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
MANN N rHE CANAL ZONE

The high wages paid make II a
mighty temptation 10 our Young lru-
sans OBJ join iH the force OF skilled work.
men needed I1 construct the pannma
canal Many are restrained. however
BY the fear or levers ard malaria No Ia
the knowing 1nrH-those who have used
Electric hifrrrs who g0 there without
this fear HDI knowing they are sac
from malluouF Influences with Electra
bitters on hand. Cures blood poison
too bilousH0as. weakness ana nU
stomach. liver and kidney troubles
Guarluts'd by Il. C.. M. T. DruF Store
ll2-lli So. Main Street druggist boz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

Instruction begins Monday Sept
emher 18th Registration Of students.
September 18th and 1thA Entrance
examinations. September nth 18th
and 18th.
College. engineering medical law.
normal and preparatory courses arc
offered
The Catalog which outlines all tho
College work the Preparation Catalog
which describes the preparatory and
two years OF norI1al- prenaratory work
or an illustrated booklet OF the School
of Mines will be- sent free on applica-
ton to
UNIVERSITY or UTAH
Salt Lake City. Utah
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FINE accommodations

Are afforded to those who have "a
SAFETY deposit box in our hrr and burg
Tar proof vaults. You can get a safety
deposit box most anywhere .u "a Ilrgg
vault open from 3 "a. on. uutu b. Id
ours aIr Dow wen lighted. oron uufIl
D.. W wien Hn attendant who docs
nothing tI"" Boo connection with the
vaults There are private booths ana
writing rooms ilr every one
SALT LAKE SECURITY a. TRUST
90 SEQ Mu.n st
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A - ~ puRUeUE.

Miss Louise WtHohaI. of 2'5 Locust
street. Dubuque. Iowa, says "A few
years ago I was in a very weakened
condition. one that BIS common 10 many
growing rds. ] was nervous. lost
weight hal a poor complexion and no
appetite WIS completely run down
ald bad 90 ambition 5tall. Formouths
was undo. doctor care but nothing
helped mc and myfr'onds thougatl was
going into consumption had been
SILK about a year when Dr. Williams
Pink Pills wcr, recommended 10 me.
After taking three boxes / obtained
The sallow complexion disappeared. |
had a good appetite once more and am
now strong and healthy Co every way. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
COPPER MEN RIDE
FOR HEAVY FALL
Immense DETERIORATION viii
Cause Rapid Decline
And Vast Loss.
A VAIN EFFORT AT CORNER
Umh Mines cam krcp Jp thc ~upph
At Greatly Reduced Price AitDr
Butte CLOSES Down


T. C.rrrH.| u.r.r Sow Nu-.
,... ..........
fiF'a most '""Ni If' ..FIr" "'
the existing conditions 'H OBJ. copper
,.orf1 Ar.... .fn.. ...af.r.sf.t. .. uuu
,.tt.t r...t. ...........,.
"".'' I '' '.'' .' .'"" '''.'. 'l''.'
cas- do H'Hms tlaf Butte. nHH passed De-
zenith aa producer .uI that tho mines
af gIr-I... fr..h and Efv N., mol.
'i 1'' ''I'"
fiis ufii... i..'NH.
Thro. o.uH.Ing Interests are af
preaont .u.ur. Ir bIli,, f.... tt.
-.
'"' ".'".I '"''7 I'fhlHI"t cop. I
us 'NIt AGENTS VINO
s ' '' copper D.i|'o ECU
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- p" .'i.
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49,,
ing copper 100 eurs., guuu,iars. AID
n9Ne h"' pf''I I''ill n' market lor thr
~. t''
49,
- .'.. ,H.' .'4e.
Li. 900" u"
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81, - oIiF, 'ut
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pound and Grd that thcy cannot man
@ 'ot 'u. .L Tvs. pllo,o
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,en-.-
'oM hlNEb TO KEEP UP PRICES
trt. fr,f..4 Mo-. a.ttt... .
"a ,,,fr,Il.., t,. tf t4 80, - ett.-iii'
nm, po't,..f' ~. go 80. 49,, d"
rr,et ,.itai interest i, L..,.l,,,, ,,,, ,h
mics ~ connt, ,net,I ~ w .t' W.
oWncrs al AI11iear1.te5 Copper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
Spasrns
St. Vitus' Dance

Many pa,s1ope urbo s,1e
fo,.l t1
leieQ untold aWOnlpg from
....I. e.
"a
81. AltuS Dance are TO-
H. N uYv
0dN well. Me StPpUof h
~
,r.t
Miles NerNIDp UDOU the
shattered nerves HAVING
,....+...l -
'Nt"l Ou lucill 10 perfect
health
t' ANN
90 endured .-.,, t.. .
WIT Witch 'P5I 5a.df 90" ,. 81 . yl LA, ds9ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
L. D. s, UNIVERSITY
STUDENTS

we have your Text Books Examine
our Price List.
We have the largest and best variety
OF school stationery in the State.
We welcome the students Of an the
schools OF the city and VIII give their
The Leading Rock Concern.
DEsTRET NEWS BOOK STORE,
The Leading Book Concern.
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
NOW READY

Origin Of the RooTganized' Church
AND the Question Of suooession
Two alacourses by Elder Joseph n
Smith, IT,, containing "a concise ana In
teresting treatment Of these subject,
that VII pc or bencht 10 all me Elders
OF the Church, Go pages. price 20 cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

womanhood, strong and robust
Neglect Of the health at this
time means a HE Of misery and
is often followed by a short, dry
cough which is the forerunner
oil consumption.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
BRIGHAM CITY

Excursion Sept. u.s. Free Daacbes
Tor aN
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BRIGHAM CITY

Excursion sept. H. Free peaches
for all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

Utah Wall Paper a Paint Co. WALL
paper Paper Hanging Painting "a
Richards 81. Ind. Phone ga.
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OPENIRcI

Vt ENIINNI
Wait till Saturday. Sept 18th. and
get your shoes and hosiery. ribbons
and children's headwcar ont of our
new stock Don't forget about our
Fay Stockings. They are the best
known stocking made. Come in
Saturday and learn Who gets the big
doll.
Come in and look over our goods
whether you wish 20 purchase or|
not IL win be "a pleasure for us toI
show our attractive lines. Our mot
20, THE best goods possible for theI
price"
Childrens Shoe and Stocking Store,
No. 60 So. Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
Dr.. Williams
pink Pills

Atsn druggists or direct from
] / Dr Williams Medicius Co.. Schenectady, ~ "
60 cents per boa six bofss 8 90.
/ ~--------------------
!
| ing 100000 pounds OF copper daily
/ Since April 4 DO BIAS been consuming less
! than 500 0OO pounds daily. There has
I been going on nn accumulation Of 1000
[ 600 pounds daily 10 is sim growing st
that rate. n win keep growing az the
same rate am Jan T. 1908. and I'm the
l21 days till then we shall have added
another load OF 10000 600 pounds of
copper 90 the present stupendous ac-
emulation OF BOO 600 0o0 pounds Rough
Is speaking there win be- 500 00O .0O0
pounds OF surplus copper az the end of
the year Even N copper were dropped
20 ~ cents o pound tomorrow. &c would
not get ria ~ the present surplus. The
worlds copper manufacturing trade Is
utterly demoralized. The financial
world is out of gear and 70 will take a
year or two to set 30 right. and mean
while the copper mines ~ the world will
Keep grinding out copper faster than
the consumtion.
CORNER WILL LOSE MILLIONS.
II Sc idle TO blame any particular
group of copper men fOr the present
situation. The Guggeuheims. the Amer
lean Metal people. the Nichols Chemi-
cal people. while declaring the price
of copper TOO high were just az greedy
Tor high prices as the Standard on
crowd. The Standard OIL selling agen-
cN is probably carrying "a load OF lt0.-
100000 pounds for It's clients but the
Guggenheims, the Nichols people and
the NoFclstein folks must have so OO0. 81
600 pounds OF copper on hand that cost
Them an average OF % cents a pound
and is paid FOR Eventually this inn
meuse load OF copper must be- sold at
probably less than l3 cents "a pound
That represents a loss OF IS 900 900: and
the other mining companies selling
through the United Metal Selling COM
pany viii get $4,000 90 less for their
product than they expected when they
mined a.
Twenty years ago tho Secretan syn
dictate undertook 10 corner copper. It
put Il up 20 is and even 10 20 cents
a. pound. I'm the process 10 accumulat-
ca about 100000. 900 pounds OF copper
Then Secrctan discovered that he was
ondeayoring 90 pile Pclion ON Oasa. that
he might as wen try 20 drain the Allan
tc with a soup ladle as hold copper al
20 cents pound, ana the name Secre-.
tan stands today Synonymous fur FAM
ure and bankrupt The Sccretan corner
had most disastrous effect on tho
copper world When tho corner burst.
copper dropped 20 SO cents a pound.
and BE- remained about DO cents for the
siN years following the crash.
Notwithstanding that. "a. % Rogers.
William Rockefeller and Thomas W.
Lawson made "a second attempt lu 1900
ana 1901 to corner copper and keep the
price above J., cents pound Mr. Law
q "a D.. Al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

Not all tones
are suited for
their use at this
critical time in
their lives but DR..
Williams Pink
Pills are.
Taken when
the gl is devcl
oping into the
woman they in
sure, as far as
medicine can, the
fun flower Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
Growing GIRLS

who show WEAKNESS. want OF
strength, languor, are pale and
short OF breath, need a tonic.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-05
AVI S 0

los GccionistGs de Ia AsOCiGci6n Popular
COoperdt6V0 de CO9sstTatcci0nes, AhOrrOs
y PreOtamOs de Puerto Rico.
Sc haca saber todos los accionistas de
ociarriba nombrada Asociaci6n, cuyas ac.
Ia mes no hubieren caducado con anterio'
ridad 8 Ia fecha an que Ia autoridad judi
cial inteFvino para ventiIar 81 eHtado de
los negocioB y proceder la liquidaci6n y
disoluci6n de dicha asociaci6n, Bea, con
RnteRioridad a 10. de Julio de 1905, que
pueden pasar por IL OfCina del que BuB.
criba Bituada en- Is calIe de TetuSn nd
nero de esta Capital, todos los diaa Il.
borables duEante 81 pIazo improErogabIe
de dos messs, contar desde 81 dis 90
del coErieate, para reCibiE en- concepto de
deyoluei6n, 81 importe del capital inYar.
lido q depositado pOr cada aCCi6n, , otFa.
Suma igual dicho capital, como bansfcio
obtenido.
Los que dejaren de concurriE dentro del
Citado plazo & reCibiE 81 importe de snB ac-
clones bensfcios % entander6 que Tenun.
cian ID dsEecho.
10 que se publica poF oEden del Hon.
Juaz don Pedro de Audrey, de Is Corts IA
DistritO de San Juan, para Conocimianto
de todoB los interssadoa
San Juan, 2. R., Mayo q de 1907 -
v. M. Hsghart sfndieo de 4 AsOcia-
ci6n. 30 0Hs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-05
NUNCIO.
TRANOs ntTALlG0s.7
DEPARTAMFNTo DEL INTERIOR
Bureau dc O6ros PG6lieas.
ofIelna del Superintendent.


/ San Juan, Mayo %, 1907.-EI Bureau
ede Obraa Pdblicas, Departamanto del Iu.
terror, reCibir6 On esta ofcina hasta Las 10
a. m. del dia 20 de Julio dc 1907, en- Gu.
"a fscha Be abrir6n pdblicamente, pTopo
iciones en- pliegos cerrados para ia adju.
dicaci6n en- pibiica subRata de Ia conutruc.
ci6n , entregs On 81 muelle de San Juar,
construction, entrega , montaje 8 montsje
golamante, de cinco tramos de acero de
(135'3') Al L. metros de luz para los
puenteB sob1e el Rio Grande de Lola
cerca de Caguas, el Rio La Plata on Ia
carretera Bayam6n Comerfo , 81 de Utus
do & la entrada del pueblo del miamO
nombre. -.. s.-.s.z.l .l..-.-..-g II .
PERIL del trazado, tipo del tFamo, Pile
go de condolences , description de ls obTa
be encuentran de manifesto pueden OBJ
tanarse en- eata ofcipa.
La Administrator Be resarvs el derecho
Dc rechazar cnalquiera = todas las PTopO.
sicioneB. -. J.
Por orden del Comisionado del interior,
+. y J. Jim5nss,
.-. superintendenta de Obras Pdblicas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-05
ONO VEz
vaIadO.
Estuva Dc las0 gn a 18lItaI De Cuha.
Il Ia Discussion TsGuBFda las eampaias Del Vals.
ros0 PgsrtoHIqusnp q contra ds a danIRa
eltn ssraEoIs.

z i VI l
Con yerda deTo placer, harnos eetTeehado
10 mano de IN Yiejo amigo de Cuba On
particular de nueatro Director, 81 sefior
Antonio Velez Alvarado, que, de regreao
de su acoatumbroda excursion VerRniega &
Mexico, Sc detuvo brsves iUetantes On
eata capital para daFnos nm nuevo testimos
Mo del caEifo que sismpre ha ipTofasado
eBta, Ia TERRA ideal de suB ensuelos de
adalid del progreso y constante BerYidor de-
Ia Ganga de las ihertAdes americsnaB
Ero dice fLa Discussion, de la Habana,
con fscha q de Mayo pr6ximC paaado, y
Desembarc6 del & Monterrey el lustre
borinquefio, acompafado de Bu distinguida
" elegante espesa, ylcuando apenas empe,
zabamos BRborear Ell placer de su vista,
evocRdoTa de gfatag Teminigcencias, ems
prende nuevamente rumbo hscia las pla'
vas del Norte, donda poT 81 laboriosidad &
inteligeneia se ha c0nquistado un alto
puesto On el gran mundo de loB negoeios.
Vayan con 81 nue BtFOs mas sinceroB 70.
tos por 81 inaIferable prosperidad mere
cidO exito en- cuantss empFeasg acomete.
Escritor de fbTa, Bus vibrantes aTtfculos
en- "La Doctrina do Marh ssCuba y
Puerto Rico, fguFan entire losmas con
tnndenteg golpes de 10 campsh a. que di6 al
tFaste con la dominaci6n espafiola, 81 paso
que Bus SACRIFICES peCuniaFioB n devotion
inaIterable Ia causa de nueatraB libeTta-
des, le han conquistado puesto muY enVi-
diable en- la pl6yade de distinguidoB hom-
breB que laboFaron en- el destierro por In
absolute independents dee Cuba.
Fu6, en- aquella epoca, amigo prediIecto
del Ap6stol Jose M8rtf, snulo del inolvi.
dable BttanceS, y luchador infatigable de
la noble causa cubana. Hoy continda
animado de los mismos mobiles sentimien-
toB, auuque I'M tanto amargadoS pOr las
contraTiedsdes las crisis de nuestra ac-
tual situaci6n politics, de cuyas tinieblas
eBpers, sin embargo, yer suTgir un rayo de
luz, que ilumins, una yez mas la Repd.
bIica Boberana, fRmemente asentada sobre
Ia base inconmovible de la ibeFtad y 81
progreso. = -s.3-@ q F- 5+za-
Lleve Ia amable pareja qae & Eu paBo
por este pals ha dsspertadot tan sagrados
recuerdos, los votos Bincsros de todoB los
buenos cubanoB, por So complete felicidad
y prOsperidad inaIterable. a.-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-05
Demandado.
EMPLAzAMIENTO.
/ El Pueblo de Puerto Rioo,
Nh . 8 Ralph CaEvert Sedden.

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Por 81 pre5ente edicto que Be pnblicarS
poE t6rmino de seis semanaB = ma vez ca
da semana, Bs rotifica & I'd. que se ha
presentado en- la oficina del SecEetario de
In Corte de Distrito del Diatrito judicial
de San Juan, Puerto Rico, lademanda de-
ID aetoFa anteB citada, y en- ella Sc solicita
.el diYorCio pOr injuries graves con pala,
bras ofensivas y nsltrato, siendo la supli.
ca de Ia demandada como Rigue:
Suplico la CoTte que previos los tr6-
mites legaleB dicta en- au 6ia Bsntencia de-
clarand0 con lugaE Ell divorcio, roto COM
pletamente 81 vineulo matrimonial orde.
nando se inscTiba la Hsntencia en- 81 regis
tro correspondence para que conste IL di !
Holuci6n del iazO matrimonial , libr6ndose
las copias de dicha sentenciR que se pi.
dieTe.
Y SO notifca usted que de no compa'
,EeceE & contestar ditha demanda dsntIo de
los cuareutR diss Ia demandante podr6 So
.lioitar Ella Gorte lie sean concedidas laB
peticiones hechas en la demanda.
D FL abogado de- la demandante eB don
Juau MoTera Martinez.
Eztsndida bsjo mi frmaz y el Bello Of
cial de Is CoTte en- San Juan, Puerto Ri
CO, hoy, % de Mayo de 19O7.-JO,s 3
FSgUer0s, seCretario. 6v.A