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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-08

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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17
NEXT MEETING OF
WOMAN'S CLUB
Will BE HELD WEDNESDAY uN-
DER AUSPICES or MUSIC De
PARTMENT-FlNE PRO-
GRAM ARRANGED.

The music department Of the Wo-
nsans club win present the program
lat the next meeting OF the club on
Wednesday and the chairman Mrs.
Samuel White, has arranged one q
the most mcritorious reeitals ever
given before that organization
All members Of the club are urged
to be present and the public Is inHit-
ed. .4t.
The program is as Follows.
Paper, Analysis ct the Sonata
Mrs. Egbert 4. Smith
Beethoven sonata opus 10, No. 8,
largo mesto, minuetto rondo, Mrs.
G. Q Patier
Haydn Sonata No. 3 f major ale
gro moderate larghetto presto, Mrs
n. F. Smith
Mozart Sonata B. fiat adagio, ale
gro assai. Mrs b. r. Thistlewood.
Beethoven Sonata, b nat, opus 81
No, / allegro yiyaee, Miss Zephia
smith
Paper Early songs, German and
italian schools, Miss Effie Lansden.
Song-In Den Sternen LIST RUN
fAbt) Mrs. J. +. Strong
Songs Ia caro- Mic Ben tGiorda-
nib; Or o Sautissima virginc (Gordi
giana Miss Myrtle Bambriek
Songs ta} Du Bist VIE Fine
Blume fRuberistein}; (bl Widnung
(Schumannl Mrs Glendale Morgan
Song Welcome, Pretty Primrose
tPinsuti) Mrs. w L. Holt
Song Du Bist Die Rub Schubert
Miss Emma Lansden.
Song-Non Torno Romance Cite
Match. Miss nellie Hall.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17
FIRE At MOUNDS
WAS NOT SERIOUS
CAIRO FIRE DEPARTMENT ABOUT
TO co WHEN WORD CAME 1T
WAS NOT NEEDED.

Tic damn~rd the ! e. frcirht
haun 1t Mounds last night Word
nc to Cairo about $50 that aid was
" snied from the ire department Of
ibis city Acting Mayor GeorEe =
iS"ehier ordered that four men aud a
,iiuusand feet of hose he sent up. and
= special train was ready to take
them % when word was received that
ilse ire was under control.
The Mounds FIRE department did
asmc lively work FOR time from al
reports aud some oxcellent work. BE-
sst ii which the FIRE lid compare
lively little damage though it might
lare been very disastf IS
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17
CUPID CAUSES A
BOOM IN CAIRO
BUSY DAY YESTERDAY FOR TIE
COUNTY CLERK AND HIS
ASSISTANTS WHO ISSUE
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

There was decided boom In the
matrimonial market yesterday and
the amount Of BUSINESS at County
Clerk Miller's office in the marriag
license line outrlyaled that of am
June day In fact there were not a.
many hunters licenses issued as the
happy looking bits of paper signed
with imaginary Cupid's seals,
Licenses we're Issued to the follow
ing couples
Grand Laner and Mrs. Alice Arm
strong both OF Cairo.
James F. Clark aud Maude Eakes
both of Lovelaeeville. Ky.
Albert Beard and Adlentis Hackney
both OF Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17
GOOD PROGRESS
On BIC SEWER
CoMERCtAL AVENUE NEARLY
RCAcHED-SE WEr WILL NOT
DISTURB OPERATION or THE
STREET RAILWAY.

Assistant CTS Engineer sciizr has
been engaged ia dririla stakes for
.hc wer on Commercial avenue. The
sewer viii not disturb the street rail
way along the avenue. II viii be
laid 30 feet from the western lot lire
which win take it about ten feet west
Of the railroad track.
The state OF work on the Tenth
street sewer seems to be very salts
factory. The excavation had reach.
al within Is feet OF Commercial ave
mue at the quitting hour last evening.
the scwer was completed 60 lolui
as feet west ri Olf.p strict and The
lowcr haif completed - feet hoyon'i
iibr latter rainf An cigltc"u inch
ever which runs alcue Bailroal
street aud entering The oid Tenth
-treet eevcr had 20 he cut vl'ere .is7
ees alwsr d hciBe hHiit faie wa
onr suI she water BE- rarricd a-r0' d
iiaf. cxca, alton in n cnuic or iruIs 90
a-m iius permitted o. rtuch thc OIL
sewer nnin the new maia shah '}s
ready to receive aud carry it 70 ID
river
'fhe correction uiih he rumg. pa
.n.a SEA been made. tae work her
arine eu stopped tii Coum reial
81. nfs hss ben reached with e.
nav mafn. 5ct the iunaei lsailns
81 the puniu has been i7s to the OIL
.e,sar anH vshau -rrt Is fssumri
tirrr ibc connection uiil hc made BIZ
rers few DAYS
fon.sscior gchalisne ara his force
! Of workmea are not losing an time.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Ezelsial Banum and Sarilla Brooks
King, both of Unity
william Legsins and Tammic shall
wool Johnson. beth Of Cairo
William Carl Cline OF Cincinnati
Ohio. aud MaJgc Alice Perkins OF
Vienna NJ.
Licenses were issued Friday 10 Al
bert Knight aud May Anderson botn
uf Thebes. and to James Currolo. Jr,
and Annie Realty beth Ct louisville
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Peter Day VI Al 20 William 6, Wall
bourn "a ux city Of Cairo. 'lrst addt
ton. lots 30 and.ai block GS, ST. a
Charles FeucAter Il al to Joel f.
Neff, " d. citM % Cairo, second
Feutcher and L,ansden addition lots
rs ana 49, block /. S2G0
George w Fithian et TX to Ephriam
Mason VI Il northeast quarter and
northeast quarter Of southeast quar-
ter Of section rs, township "A, range
2, $1,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

4 member III the little friends q
Miss Mvra Williams gave her pleas
Iaat surprise Friday afternoon at the
home az her parents, Nh. aud Mrs, &.
II. Williams. Of $40 TWehtN-hLth
street. in honor Of her twelfth BIRTH
Iday anniversary
The afternoon was spent ~ plaS'
ing games after which refreshments
oI cream and cake were served.
The guests were Misses Beu'ah "a
1is, Mea Aldrich Ruta Pennehaksf.
Hazel aud Jewel Harmed and Ethel
PhiIlippi.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17
Shakespeare and suraery.

The fact that Shakespeare was
ahead Of his times is proved by line
in The Tanning Of the Shrew," where
one of the characters says: My mas
Ter hath appointed me 10 30 TO ST
Luke's to bid the priest be ready to
come. against you come with your APP
pendix."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17
MARRIED in Cairo.

Mr.. William z. Oliver Of Ciactipa-
Il. O.. AMI Miss Majge A. Perkins, II
Vienna. ILL.,. were united in marriage
at the Halliday hotel at n0on Eeatef-
day
The Rev. @. II. Clark, a Methodist
Episcopal minister Of Vienna per-
forn,ed the ceremony AftcrWaft
lhe paity lined at the hotel.
Mr- aud MIS- Oliver departed ~
s.a5 p. m. for St Louis and viii reach
their home ut Cincinnati tonight
MIS-, Elizabeth Perkins tle bride Y
mother Miss Mabel Galeener and Mr.
carry Perkins, all Of Vienna. were
hero to attend the ceremcny,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
x. of p. Initiation.

Cairo Lodge, i7a, knights Of Pyth
las. had initiatbiYnwci'k In the rank
Of page last night Three applications
formcmbership We're presented and
two mare are expected next week
Cairo lodge has enough initiatory
work to do to lteep It busy until after
the first Of the year
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

The ladies' Of the First N. s.
cfurch viii give coffee THURSDAY
afternoon. November slsi. Al the resi-.
deuct Of NJ s. ;. Ahli 81 Eighth
street admission Is eenis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

= hen person puts ON the gospel
arnor he does not pot il on FOR time.
waiting and hoping for the time when
he can cast II of. but he puts it on 10
stay. and the longer he wears It the
more be loves and esteems it-Rey.
q. Miller Episcopalian. Brooklyn,
n. Y.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

The Chatting Dish club held very
pheasant meeting with Miss Belle
Cunningham as hostess Yesterday az
ternoon,
The time was spent ia needle work
conversation and partakine OF a del
ectable luncheon most Of the Vlands
being prepared in the chaiins dish.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17
successful entertainment.

y Mrs. ]. E. strong SuntlaS 'selv.4
class al the church o. The Redeemer
gave a highly ENJOYABLE and prohtah' :
entertainment " her residence yes
.rday afternoon FER the benefit q the
Parish hJ se Fund
There was i vary large attendance
and the hostess had provided a mum
Ter OF beguiling features. chief amoug
winch were heine made candies, a fish
Ircaa and All interesting program in
Yhich Helen seis,t Vivian Reesi
Niles Schulz and Leroy Metzger took
paa giving sttrsC,ive musical NUM-
haFs. ts
Tie sum OF 81 was realized from
the affair SIS strong expects 20
eAe serf,s Of afternoon entertain
naSsts with the bid of her class fof
he parish hatse fund.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Mr. AMI Airs. Julius Erickson Or
Park Ridge H.. are guests OF the LAT
ter's mother, Mrs. Harriet Thistle
wood Of Upper Va lington avenue,
They have decided 10 locate in South
ern Illinois and aIr Erickson is max
ing arrangements to embark in the
i-shoe business at Mounds whore they
will reside.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Capt w NJ Williams has returned
from Jackson, Tenn, where he at
tended the funeral of the late J ~
Scale. He reports that there were
mine private cars and FIVE Pullman
cars filed with friends Of the dece-
dent who came from distant points to
attend the rites. A number of South
efn railroad crlcials from Washing
ton D. c. were in the party.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

William Harrei, the aged father Of
Dr. F. a. Harrell viii leave today
for Chicago to visit his brother
Moses IIarrell who many years ago
was editor Of the Cairo Bulletin. From
there he will go 90 Detroit Mich
where he viii reside with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. John Peterkin. Mr. Har-
rell is 81 years of age and has resided
in the vicinity OF Cairo for seventy
one years. He expects 10 spend the
remainder Of his days in Detroit
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

John A. Miller went over into Ken
lucky yesterday on a hunting trip
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Mrs, Alexander w Weldon aad
Mrs. Jacob Steger left last night for
Mattoon. where they viii visit the
OH Fellows Home From there
'tney win go TO Decatur and Spring
field at the latter place attending the
IIiinois Rebekah assembly, Of which
Mrs. Weldon is the vice president.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

liz. Z. Z. C0ldon will 90 to Ava,
lIl. today or of ss'or.,l business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

judge ". A. Spann and daughter, Of
Nienna. were in the city yesterday
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Mrs. G b. Walker .who for the past
-four week has been seriously i'll in
Dr. Hates Sanatorium al Anna, has
Sufficiently recovered to return home
She arrived in Cairo yesterday az
Iccmpanied by her husband and Will
visit the family Of " II Crippen, III
lThiftysixth street, for few days
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

George F. Ort went to Carbonate
yesterday to spend Sunday with re-
iatiyes.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Miss Magdalene vanderburgh OF
Cape Girardeau, Mo, is the guest Of
her cousin Mrs, David s Lansden,
cf Twcnty-seyenth street,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Spire OF Anna, were guests YESTERDAY
Of Mrs G. b. Dewey, Of 25o0 Walnu
street.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

SpiIe VI Nina VIZ sasses 1890 "
q Mts' y ~ DeMos' y -'VY whit
street
-
Mass Masu"'oue '""0N' -. ?"
! mgr cousi'i' ~ II - =, - \
Ici iwcnts'se'en'u s'ieo'
! c,. g.,
mrS. Naehetl''e o.ap,eso" co. Gnu ~ ~, :.
nooot' o''li''on W.. = ID m.
p"''u WIZ - - - . $50
.,
inV NY, =
! ,e"Ns '.,'iisht ~ s. 800 - nNe -
my mother Mfs' ~ - H. ~ ~, ~
-
~ n Atbarton ~ SaIina Kas Al.
,syoa hare yosterdav "a visit Dr r. NJ
tla,reu apd later win 20 10 olive
sraneh where no viii no the guest of
bis brothers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Hrs. Millar2 f. AeGrGder returned
ias. night .roa, visit with friends at
Nrrphysboro
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

\ -
,...t ~ s,ann nn5 daughter If
-
ra = ~, wont n C,arbonda.e
- nond Srndov With re-.
,trs AIillars r. .rGrGder returned
las. nfgbt sr.,, , yisi, with friends at
/ phvshoro
! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas w. Cannon
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Mrs Catherine Stapleton and Mrs.
Robert Stapleton went to St Louis
yesterday to visit the latter's hus,
band, who is i'll in a sanitarium there.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-11-17

Mrs. Louise. Merrill aud Mrs. John
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-05
.EL JUEz GINORIO EN-
Cayey.
EI pueblo Ie esta ali muy agradeCidO
RsnuacIa del cargo De vocal.
(De nuestr0 oorrssponsa.l.

Mario 3-De iDjustos podrfamos ser
caliicados Rin6 reconoci6ramos en- ell Lcdc.
Ginorio, 81 inteligente juez, 81 correcto ca
ballero 81 benefactor de este pueblo, que
celebra con gran idbilo 81 que hombres de
50 temple, vivian aquf confundi6ndose con
nosotros al par que compartiendo las iris.
texas ? alegrias que por 10 natural nos cir
cundan. DecimoE que es inteligente, CO.
rrecto y benefactor, vamos 8 probarlo.
Inteligente es, porque resolvi6 Ell diffcil
problema aquel de la tuTbulencia, que tan.
to preocup6 algunos hombres, volviendo
al pueblo Ia habitual tTanquilidad de
amos perdida. Correcto, porque en- todoS
los actos va sean privados p1blicos 10 ha
demostrado, = benefactor, poTque viendo
10 abandonado que en- todos los ramos este
pueblo estaba puso en- pr&ctica aquf todas
Bus energfas y en- San Juan su infuencia
para conBeguiF meiorar 10 que Sc habia
propuesto. va estS fructifcando la 81
miente que 6l abon6, pues va tenemos Sub.
estaci6n de anemia, comisioneS para exs'
minar las causas que tauta mortandad
produjo en- el mes pasado, hygiene y en- fin
IN f'mont6n" de cosas benefcicsas que 81
81 no hubiera tornado cartas en- el asunto,
sin que 6l le concerniera, hubiera eStado
Ia cosa muy NAL.
Si contin1a asf prestando su valiosa ayu-
da nuestros hombres en- 10 que al bienes'
tar se relacions, de este pueblo de Cayey
an no leiano dia serS un Eden.
-Llamamos la atenci6u las atlas e.
feras gubernamentales para que nos digan
hasta cuando nos van tsner cierto juez
de gruesos modales,
-Ha renunciado eli cargo de vocal de
la Junta de instruction por hallarse deli
cado de Balud don Manuel Fernandez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-05
Morse COmpra la Ifnea de yapOres
Ward.
Ell tTatO CaSI complete.

Carlos M. Morse ha cerrado victual-
mente las negociacioneS para Ia compra
de la New York and Cuba Mail Steam
ship Co. familiarmente conocida como Ia
Inca Ward.
Esta compaffa tiene los mas veloces
vapoTes entire New York, Habana, Glen.
fuegog, Nassau, , los puertos de Mexico.
El primer Rnuncio de la adquisici6n he.
cha por Mr.. Morse vino aver de las ofici.
mas de Boston. Esto fu6 enseguida con-
frmado por Mr.. Morse mismo Ell cual
Runque rehacio en- detalleS admiti6 que
el tFato estaba terminado.
MT. Morse no afrm6 nj neg6 el precio
en- que Sc suponfa haberse hecho 81 nego.
clio pero SO Buponfa que oscila entire 15 y
veinte milloneg de dollars.
La compBifa tiene un convenio con to-
dos los ferrocarriles de Cuba y de Meiico
para la oOnducci6n de pasajeros y de car
ga.
La oferta de Mr.. Morse de comprarla
en- diez milIones de dollars la New York,
New Haven and Hartford Lipes, fue des-
echRda por los directories aver On un NEE.
ting en- Ia Gran Estaci6n Central.
81 voto del Board fue un6nime. Ell
mas fuerte opositcr fue james Nc CTea
Presidente de la Psnnsylvania, basado on
gus ssta tisne hoy assguEadV "a ipmepRo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-05

causar4 dafios Puerto Rico en- ese case.
FL senior Bull dice que ell objeto ha sido
quitsrle ocupaciones al senior Presidente
del Conseio al Be1or Conisiousdo de
Instruction pueS son muchaB las que va
tienen. Sc vota la enmienda de la comi.
sion. 12 por IL. Dssechada la enmien-
da de Ia comisi6ns
FL senior Acufia sc informa que ha soli-
citado una icencia de dias por estar en-
fermo. Sc aprueba el bill diBcutido.
81. B. 113. Sc lee 81 infoFme reBpacto
& cada secci6n. Viene con enmiendas. Sc
aprueba una enmienda del senior Tizol
la "a. secci6n. Sc aprueba el bill el
informe sin mas discussion.
III. B. 94. Viene con enmiendas Sc
! aprueba Ell informe eI bill. EI Beflor
VivaIdi solicita SO le informe en- que con-
siste Ia enmienda hecha por Ia comiSi6n, y
pide la reconsideration del proYecto que
"a Sc habfa votado Sc acepta Ia recon
sideraci6n. El SeGretario lee ell bill Sec
ci6n por secci6n. 81 senior Vivaldi pre-
pone una enmiends. "Que todo cargo de
miembro de Ia junta escolar sea incompa-
tible con todo cargo retribufdo de cleo
ci6n popular" III. >.e.
kl senior Was 90 opone la enmienda y
sostiene ell bin en- Is forma enmendsda
por Ia comisi6n. Que Sc trata de ampliar
elt6rmino del fancionamiento de las jun
tas eacolares. Que es dificil hallar en- las
poblaciones pequeflas personas suieients.
mente capacitadaa y que puedan disponer
de tempo para dBsempefar esos cargos en-
las juntas eacolaTss que NADIA tiene de
particular que M m6iico, por ejemplo,
figure en- elias.
Ell senior VivRldi que no debe imponer.
ae los pueblos que han elsgido suS jun
tas escplareB por dos amos, sea ampliado 81
t6rmino 4 cnatro amos Que teme qOe SO
pongan demasiadas 8tribuciones en- una
sola persona que pOr un sentimiento de
moralidad debe scr enmendada Ia secci6n.
Desechada Ia enmienda Be apTueba el
informely y el bill como viene informado.
Ell III. B. SO es defendido por Ell senior
Was quien dice que Ia Legislature de 1902
introduio un Yerdaduro Caos en- Ia parte de
Ia Icy hfpotecaria que enmend6 en- la for.
ma que hoy rigs. Que parece que habfa
un verdadero empafio an desacreditar esa
ley producto de N gran estudio y expe-
riencia lAs. enmendaturas que se intro
dujeron traieron an gran descredito en- la
contradiction de Il iBia, al establecer que
cualquier tftulo de propiedad fuera inscri.
(CnstisaSin en- L Df0inG q
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que SO aprueben las enmiendas por Ia CO.
mission.
El senior Lluveras Sc opone. EI senior
Colberg dice que lameDta profundamente
que su compafiero no conozca Ia iurisdic'
clones de Camuy, Cabo Rojo, Isabella y
Quebradillas para que Sc co1venza que
las condolences de las aguas alIf existsntes
y el suceder muchaS veces que se pasan 80
dias sin Hover, hacen que la anemia y
otras Intermediates hsgan gran dafio en-
Bus vecindarios.
El senior Tizol propons Ia question pre-
via pero 81 senior Blondet hace uso de la
palabra sosteniendo que es una injusticia
que Sc encuentren regiones en- que eseases
ell aqua = Sc acuda en- auxilio de elias.
Que en- los EstadoS Unidos Sc han estable'
cido sistemas d. riego que han fscundizado
regiones antes est6riIes 10 propio debs
hacerse en- esta isla respecto las indicadas
regiones. Sc aprueba el informe de la
Comisi6n. +. . :.
EI senior Blondet objeta que entiende
que Sc debe leer ell informe de la comisi6n
y luego Becci6n por secci6n para yer 81
deben introducirse otras enmiendas. El
seflor de Diego le dice que aprobado ell
iDforme queda Ell bill tambi6n aprobado
El senior Blondet pide la reconsideration.
Sc vota la reconsideration &c aprueba
Ell senior Blondet solicita Sc lea la Ia.
secci6n. Presenta una enmienda. sDerro.
tada. Queda aprobado 81 bill tai como 10
inform6 la comisi6n. --
FL. B. 40. Sc aprueba 81 informe y el
bill sin discussion.
H. B 95. El sefor Tizol que Sc aprue-
be 81 informe , el proyecto. Aprobado
sin discussion.
G. b 33. Viene con enmiendas Ell
senior Was defende el informe, le secnhds
Ell senior Tizol Sc aprueba ell informe =
el bill sin discussion.
III. B. So. Viene con una enmienda
en- el tftulo. Queda aprobado 81 informe
y ell hill petici6n del sefior Colberg.
FL. B. 1O6. Viene con enmiendas El
senior Was dice que debe discutirse secci6n
por secci6n. Asf Sc acuerda.
Don Bernardo Huicy Enrique Her
ndndez Sc sientan On el p6blico que asists
las seBiones
FL sefor Was sc opone que Be file en-
ell bill 106, una limitaci6n dc 30 amos de
edsd para las que puedan encontrarss den-
tro de las condolences del bill
Ell sefior Vivaldi propone "menores de
80 amos" Sc aprueba Ia secci6n como
estaba enmendada.
81 Beflor Was Sc opone la enmienda
que ha hecho "a Comisi6n en- Ia segunda
secci6n. Que 81 sc quita al Presidents del
Consejo Ejecutivo 81 sefor Comisionado
&c instruction de que intervengan en- eI
tribunal de exSmenes va 81 bill NAL enca-
miuado u Conseio. Que pussto que 81
sefior Post es nm buen amigo de Puerto
Rico no hay que tensE suapicaciaH. Que
81 ashoG Comiaionsdp do INSTRUCTION 40
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trSfco.
ke deduce que Ia New Haven intenta
hacer la competencia Morse en- todo 81
traico desde Boston.
No SO cree que hayan progresado las
negociaciones de la comparable Ia New York
and Porto Rico Steamship Co. La Porto
Rico Company tiene siete vapoTes traba-
jando contfnuamente entire los puertos de
Puerto Rico New York otroa dos mas
pequefos en- las costas de Puerto Rico.
John E. Berwiud es presidente y entire
los directories est6n Gordon, Macdonald,
Henry P. Booth , J. M. CebalIos y John
Fiake de Il frma Ceballos Compaafa,
que s'tS hoy % upgpsupi6p da pages
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-05

Del Doctor D. Adofo Hinojosa, eerce en- Ciudad Mer,
Esado de Tamaupas donde tiene estabecda una csnsa
reputation enVidiabIes:
' 'Padeciendo yo mismo de terrible Neuralgia
cue nj yo nj mis- c6egas acertaos quse expe-
rmentar acerca de las Pretensiones hechas para las
Pildoras Rosadas del Dr. Williams
'' Mis- calculos sobre ell resutado del medicamento
fueron completamente sorprendidos, ell alivio fu6
pronto efcaz. Con mi restablecimiento me volvi6
la tranquilidad sosego que ha tempo habia perddo.
'Desde entonces he prescrito las Pildoras Rosadas
del DR.. Williams casos analogos tamben otros
de Dyspepsia, Indigestiones, Anemia etc.,
sultado altamente favorable. Entire estos ultmos
cuenta un disp6Ptico de ounce amos de padecer.
"Pueden Vds. hacer uso de esta carta como tengan
bien pues no es un favor solicado sin6 justsimo
yexpontane0 homenae al mGr1to de esta preparation.
Firmado) A. HINOJOSA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-05
60NzlLO Gil De LEOu.

Ayudants de IDgeniero y Delineante
Ofrece sus nsrvicios profesionates para
toda CIass de trabaios de-. campo y de ga.
binete, dentRo s fuera de esta capital.
Dirigirss { don Jorge Latimer en- Is
New York ana Porto Rico Steamship 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-05
EI institute poIit6Cnico
rOdeadO pOr Ia pOIiCia.
San Petersburgo, Mario 6.


La polia potecnco
edifc
tamb6n ca.
cudad conodos
atbun los d declaration
de comprobarBe fulados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-05

Bacalao por Exeelencia.
reconstituye a los ninos, hacienda
los desarrollar en- hombres y muje-
res fuertes y vigorosos.
Es el deber de todo padre hacer
cuanto puede por su hijo, y aunque
no es possible dar una fortuna a
cada ni1o, casi siempre podemos
conservar su salud.
Eldeber paternal debe extenderse
no solamente a los hijos propios,
sino al mundo entero.
El bien comGn demanda que
todo niflo sea saludable.
Los nif1os debiles causan mucha
augusta a sus padres. La OZO-
MULSION contrahace los efectos
malefcos de los padecimientos in
families, evitando la tisis y robando
la condici6n an9mica que Ia precede
de su poder maligno.
Sc obtiene resultados benefcio-
SOS de la prinera dosis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-05
OtrO esGandaIo en- las
~ G0mpaifaS de segurOs.
Ottawa, Canada, Mario 6.


MAS los
dcubie
promnentes personaads de Ia
poftca.
La omi6n hara bve que los di
de las copanas pi alarmo
ener
de las autor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-05

Una cajsra. En- 81 cafe "Nuevo'
FoFtaleza 21, del sT Morgan. ss neceBita
uns ioven que quiera desempe1sE el cargo
% esjsEa J dependents Do meEtFFd