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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-17
FIXING DOCKET FOR BESSEMEH COURT Deputy Jones Is Also Drawing
 Jury Lists A. B. & A. SHOWS ACTIVITY Big shoveIs Are Working Night and Day at Readers Gap-Personal
 and General News of
 Bessemer.
A. B. & A. SHOWS ACTIVITY

Bessemer August (Special)-Ch Deputy George Jones of the sheriff's office in this city admits that he has his hands full at present, He Is busily engaged in the very unpleasant duty of setting dockets and drawing jurors for
 the fall term of the Bessemer city court. ] Deputy Jones has quite a large force of assistants at work, and even at that he admits that the work is no joke. 1 The fall term begins on September 2 and goes through to the first of July, 1908 The work in the court this term is eX- tremely heavy, in fact when the term is completed the court will have gotten rid of the largest amount of business that has ever come up before 1t.
 Judge Jackson has just returned from two weeks visit in South Alabama, and naturally he is in fine trim for everything that might come mp.
 F. A. Dudley, the celrk, has had quite a hard time of 1t this summer, not hav- ing been able to take even a few days vacation. He announced the other day that he was ready for them as soon as they got ready, and that all the records of the court were right up to date.
 A. B. & A. Gets Busy. 1 Considerable activity has been noted in , Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic rall- road circles during the past week. Ever since the arrival of the steam shovels work has gone ahead night and day, and | it will only be a question of short while before the road makes it's entrance into the city. Large forces are at work on the immense fill at Feeders Gap and f. the same amount of progress Is made within the next few months that have been made during the last two the road will make good it's promise to get the road through the city in a very short time The engineers have worked and are work ing with might and main to get the road in operation and everything that can help it's construction along is deing done When the road Is completed 1t will be one of the finest in the country and this city will be the headquarters for the road in this district
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-17
THE SEABOARD AIR LINE
 WILL GIVE NEW RATE

tcONTINUE FROM PAGE ID
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-17


 Pure maple sugar had long been under suspicion when Congress passed the pure food law, providing penalties against mis- branding. Since the enactment of that law producers of the genuine article have been in clover. Like many other ar tieles of food the syrup or sugar made from the rock maple may be successfully initiated. beet product, or an adulterat- ed maple syrup, may be near enough like the purest article to deceive the palate of the most fastldious person. For this reason it was practically impossible to convince the average consumer, prior to the enactment of the law against mis- branding, that all syrups and sugars branded pure were not limitations. At present the owner of good healthy grove of naples in Vermont, New York or any of the sugar producing states, has a ready demand for all of his output. Like most good things maple products are ex- pensiYe The syrup sells for price above the purses of the poor, but they may still have limitations that are perfectly harmless and Just as good' or almost as good, at reasonable prices The law works a hardship on none but the man who used to sell the imitation at the price of the genuine
 There Is large maple syrup industry in this country, but unfortunately the value of the rock maple for hrewood has caused many valuable groves. to be cu.. The wood possesses peculiar quail ficatlons as fuel In country homes, where there Is neither a furnace nor natural gas. A block of rock maple placed on the fire at night burns slowly and a bed of burning coals is found in the fireplace next morning. This causes the wood to bring fancy prices and much of it is used for thls purpose. As a rule the owner of maple trees tries to save the best of the grove and cut the less valuable trees for fire wood The valuable naples are the ones that grow on the southern slope of a hill where the warmth of the sunshine thaws the ground and causes the sap to rise swiftly. Trees on the colder northern slopes do not pro- ouce as much Sugar water" but are just as good for fire wood
 Tomorrow: Historic American Duels." |"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-17

George w Brown aged Al years, died last night at his home on Jefferson street after an illness of few weeks His widow and four children survive him MT. Brown had been associated In business for several years with his brother, James N. Brown. The immediate cause of his death was heart failure. that organ having been weakened by his illness, and death was very sudden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-17

Robert William Chick young son of MT and Mrs. R. L.. Chick, died today after a brief illness
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-17

nent citizens of the northwestern part of Madison county died last night at his home near New Market, after lin gering illness. He was S7 years of age, an. was widely known throughout the country. Several grown children sur NiVe him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-17

Tomorrow: "Historic American Duels
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-08-17

would doubtless open up thriving trade Tn Menelik's domain in response to the local demand thus created.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
MEXICAN PERMISSION
 10 STOP THE COLORADO
There is Nothing Now in Our Way
 Except the Unruly River Itself.

Fl Paso. Tex, Jan. 25.-Ambassador Greet of Mexico and his suite. did not leave for Washington until this even ing. In an interview today the ann bassadOr stated that so far as the Sal ton Sea question was concerned. his government had already conveyed to Washington its permission for Amer ican officials to enter the territory of Mexico to repair the break and con- struct any works that might be nec- essary to stop the flow of the Colorado into the Imperial valley basin.
 Asked as to what action would be taken by him looking to the suppress sion of the revolutionary juntas along the border. he stated that his mission was tO look after the interests of his government and he had no doubt the American government would do ev- erything consistent with its laws to aid Mexico in any effort to maintain law and order and the integrity of it's institutions.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
THt SMALLER METAL
 DEALERS ORGANIZE
Purpose IS to Oppose Huger Copper Trust Alleged to be in Process of Formation.

New York. Jan. 25-At a meeting today the representatives of the small Ter metal dealers of New York. New Jersey and New England organized the Northeastern Metal Dealers asso- citation and decided to call on United States Attorney General Bonaparte to bring suit to prevent the formation of the combination of the copper mining companies alleged to be now forming.
 A letter to the attorney general. which was not given out, 1t is said, called attention to the high prices of copper and that it was proposed by the so-called trust to maintain the price or increase it. The letter as- serts that a foreign copper combina- tion has entered the agreement with the metal selling agencies in this country, not to compete with Ameri- can concerns. and that a division of territory in Europe has been made be- tween them. It is alleged that the trust has stored large supplies of cop- per both in this country and in Flu rope and is causing an artificial scar city of the metal. President James Norton. speaking of the complaints made by the association, said that seventy-five members in the associa ton represented buyers of from 25.- 0OO,00O to 3O,0O0,0OO pounds of copper annually and that the western copper buyers were in sympathy with the ob- jects of the association. MT. Norton will go tO Washington next week to see the attorney general.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

beach. Fortunately the fuse plug blew out of the boiler and allowed the steam to escape, thus undoubtedly saving the life of Marriott. An examination showed that no bones were broken, though his scalp, face, hands and arms were gashed and torn and internal in- juries may develop. He tells the story of the accident tonight, placing the blame on the fact that his car was going at such terrific speed 1t made the <ridges seem almost impossible. Marriott'e time for the mile made pre- vious to the accident was % 2-5 sec onds.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
MARRIoTT's CLOSE CALL.
A Bad Accident While Going at HaIf
 Minute Clip.

Ormond, Fla, Jan. Erred. A Mar riott while driving the cigar-shaped steam racer at the rate of two miles a minute in an effort to break the worlds mile record today. struck a slight ridge of hardened sand in the beach. The force of the blow lifted the front wheels from the beach, rendering the steering gear useless and pitched the car after fearful leap through the air on its side. The helpless driver was twisted, and pinned fast in the hood. The frame work of the car splintered. the machinery was twisted. and the boiler hurled fifty yards down the
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING OF THE GY-ZO-CHEMlCAl
 COMPANY,

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Gy-Zo-Chemical Company will be held at the company's office, 307 Elem ing block. in the city of Phoenix, Ter ritory of Arizona, on Monday. at ten o'clock a. m. the 2Sth day of January, 1907. for the purpose of electing d board of directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may be properly brought before the meeting.
 Dated at Phoenix. Arizona, this 24th day of December, 1906.
 M. N. ESKEY, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
PIANOS

TWO CARLOADS of the worlds
 best pianofortes Just arrived. Lowest prices-your own terms. Also new line of Talking Machines and small instruments.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL AND SEE WHAT BARGAINS YOU WILL GET.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
HOWS THIS7

We offer One Hundred Donars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O., We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimon- ials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa- ton.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

IF YOU ARE IN A MONEY MAKING MOOD COME HERE AND SEE US.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

A girl likes an extravagant man, un- less she is going to marry him.-Phila- delphia Record.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
DE- san SEBASTIAN
La Convea1ei0rl ce1ebra.
da hoy.-El cadaver
del professor V&lezs )
NO HA APAREClDO
COnstrucci6n do varias cuue.
tan. DE San Juan. So.
bre el aaueducto

Junio a.-En Ia convenci6n
general de delegados verifcada hoy
4 las 9 de su mafiana, fue1on elegi-
dos unauimemente los sehores 81
guientes:
Para Presidente honorario, don
Juan Tomas .CabAn; Elective, don
Rodrigo Font; Tesorero, dou Luis
Domenech; Secretario, don Jose
Tirado Cordoves; Vocales: don Gui-
llermo Cardk, don Fermfn Alberty,
don Francisco -Roig, don Andres
.Venero, don Joaquin Oronoz Ro-
don, don Avelino Mkndez Marines.
Los j6venes profesores de
Lares, don Juan Bautista Gonzalez,
don Juan Bautista Soto y don Fran-
cisco Acevedo y otros caballeros de
mismo pueblo, han:llegado q esta
localidad en- solicitud del cad&ver
del professor don Dionisio V6lez que
pereci6 ahogado en- e paso del rio
sCulebrinass, llamado de 'Juncap'
al querer el referido joven vadear
aqu6l para dirigirse 4 Lares, donde
iba con objeto de examinarse.
Los referidos sefiores dicen,
que de este pueblo fuE un expreso,
el que les manifesto que en- terrenos
de don Cecilio Echeandia Sc encon-
traba el cadaver del ahogado. Las
margenes del "Culebrinas' fueron
totalmente registadas y, { esta ho-
ra adn no ha sido habido aquGl, nj
Sc tiene noticia donde estarS.
va Sc ha empezado q cons.
truir las cunetas de Ia ca1le de mi.
rahores' cilindrandose TN trozo de
la de "Muhoz Rivera asf como
tambien Sc esta reparando el piso
de la carniceria.
= Acaba de llegar de San Juan,
donde estaba terminaudo Ia carrera
de Farmacia, nuestro muy querido
amigo el aprovechado & inteligente
joven don Miguel Rodriguez Can
clio Cores, despuGs de sufrir los RI.
gurosos exGmenes. Que sea bien
venido tan simpatico amigo. -.
Sc nos suplica digamos al Sc.
nor alcalde no. divide suafeliz PEN
sal1iento acsrca del acueaucto. La
mayor parte de los vecinos de esta
poblaci6n 10 desean, y por 10 tanto
piden vuelva otra vez 4 IL mesa pa
ra ser estudiado concienzudamente
tan importante asunto.
CoRRMsSoisaAa,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
IOAROINt HOUSE

Gale 81, ndmero Io4, Oeste,
New York. Sitio muy centrico.
Pr6ximo al subway, a los elevados,
q los carros electricos de Amster-
dam, Columbus, BrodwOy, e y 9.
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel me-
ne AAtotmette, donde @ta el Club
BerO Ame' icGHs, A siete cuadras del
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele-
gante, Cocina americana y espahola.
Gns,alaci6n completamente nueva.
Tres baiios. Pidanse informes a la
administration de La DHxosRA-
GA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
EO|cTO! JBD|C|AtEs
Sidyney Myers.

AwsO.-A las personals que ne
cesiten insertar en- este periodico
edlctos judiciales, advertimos que
deheran pagar anticipadaments su
imnorte, 81 no tiene relaciones con Ia
empresa 8 no envian dichos edic-
to por conducto de nuestros agsA-
tea Las personas relacionadaS con
uosotros pagaran el importe total
cuando este hecha la mitad de Las
inSeTciones.
LG AGNF4EiStyatfSn de LA Demo
HGeta.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
OtSDE TOI-ALTA
COncesi6n gratis de un
terrsnO para edifi-
car una eSCuela.
OTRA OFERTA EQUAL
Reunion extraordinaria de la
Junta local de intruccl6n.
Guardia Nacional.

JUNO 2.-Nuestro buen amigo
y correligionario don Virgilio Mo-
rales, amante de la instruction p1-
blica, ha cedido graciosamente a la
junta local de ese ramo, una cuerda
de terreno en- el barrio de aPiilas, y
con los documentos necesarios, para
el establecimiento de una casa que
sirva para escuela, asegurandose
que el Departamento Sc ocupara de
Ia construction del edifcio.
Don Rogue Villar, gallego
venido por terra, y don Antonio
Chinea, de aRlo Lajass han hecho
igual oferta a la Junta que esta dis
puesta 4 aceptar el obsequio con
muestras del mas vivo reconoci-
miento.
Dios premie ese rasgo de gene
rosidad de tan buenos vecinos, coad-
yuvando al impulse de uno de los
factores mas poderosos del moder-
no progreso social: la instruction
p1blica.
Ell 2S de mayo Sc reuni6 er
session extraordinaria la Junta loca'
de instruction, acompaiiandola e
Superintendent de escuelas de.
Distrito y procedi6 a confeccional
el presupuesto que ha de legir en- e
pr6ximo aiio econ6mico 1907 a 8.
Sus sccciones de Ingresos y
Egresos asccndieron respectivamen-
te & $947 4e y $946.oS
Quedan establecidas las ST.
guientes escuelas: dos graduadas y
Ia de ingles en- la poblaci6n, otra
de agriculture y cuatro rurales en-
los barrios de "Quebrada Arenas, "
"Rio Lajas, - "Pifas' y "Oltiz. -
A cada maestro elemental SC le
asignaron diez pesos mensuales pa
ra alquiler de casa -habitaci6n y tres
4 los rurales, cuyas Sumas Sc salts.
faran cumplidamente.
En- distintos pueblos de Ia
isla ha sido acogida cou regocijo Ia
idea de que Sc instale en- la misma
uu cuerpo de Guardia nacional, y
con ese motive vese la installation
de companies y Sc la de todo gene.
70 de impulse al pensamiento para
que Sc arraigue y de los resultados
mas brillantes.
iPor que en- Toa- alta no Sc ha.
ce otro tanto3
CONFESSIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
NOTAS De PONCE
Reunion de los so1da-
dos y oficiales de la
Guardia NaciOnal.
ENTlERRO De FIcUEROA
Designation de compromiaa-
rios. PROCESSION de Cor.
pus "A la venta.

un1O :. -En la manan2 Oe
aver Sc reunieron en- Ia plaza del
Castillo, los soldados y ohciales &c
la Cuardia nacional, para hacer Ia
selection y destinarse cada uno 4 Ia
compania que lie corresponds de las
dos primeras que estan en- organi-
zaci6n DIR Ia lectura de algunas
6rdenes recibidas de San Juan para
dicho cuerpo.
Tanbikn Sc nombr6 medico-
captain de dicho cuerpo, el doctor
Alfredo Ferran.
Por la tarde volvieron reu-
nirse en- el mismo sitio para tratar
diversos asuutos.
Probablemente en- esta semana
seran nombrados los sargentos de
dichas compaiiias.
-HEMOS VISTO en- el sBazar
OteroD una preciosa collection de
calados y bordados, y nos informan
los sehores Otero y Sobrino, que
pueden ofrecer en- este genero los
articulos mas 6nos y acabados que
Sc trabajan en- Puerto Rico.
Ell entierro celebrado en- la
tarde del sabado de don Rodulfo
Figueroa, fue bastante concurrido;
v despidieron el duelo el doctor
Moret Muiio7, el presidente del co,
mite local de la Union de Puerto
Rico y el joveu Julio Toro Fernan'
dez.
Aver Sc celebraron por con-
venci6n parcial, las eleccionss para
designar los compromisarios que
compongan el nuevo comite local
de la Union de Puerto Rico, ha-
bieudo reinado complete orden en-
todos los colegios.
-En la tarde de aver Sc cele-
bro la procession del 'Corpus Chris
tis, resultando muy .lucida por la
mucha concurrencia y el perfecto
orden con que recorri6 las GALES
que tenia designadas.
Hoy Sc ha hecho cargo del
Juzgado de paz, el jovsn Lcdo. don
Esteban Nadal y Ramirez, natural
de la ciudad de Mayaguez.
Hoy Sc han puesto a IA ven
ia en- las ohcinas de correo, los Sc
los conmemorativos de la exposi-
cion de Jamestown.
EN- la tarde del domingo Sc
di6 sepultura a don Antonio Noli-
na, alguacil que fue de la Audien-
cia de esta ciudad.
"A IS, $40 81 asciende la can
tidad depositada en- la mahana de
aver en el ,Credito y Ahorro Pom
csioe, per Io4I imponentss.
Sc esperan Ell esta Ciudad
d, LII an nIo otro los j6veneS
d San Juan, Ion Fausto y don
Eduardo Marin, don Jose Figueras
y don Gustavo Medina, que toma-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05


liars que que Sc repartiau entire lOs
profesores de taquigraffa sehores
Asenjo y Lopez Tizol, para el SOS,
tenimiento de classes de dicha asig.
natura para alumnos pObres en- el
Ateneo y en- la eScuela Lincoln. 81
primero de estos centres continue.
ra las clases por 81 cuenta.
~PARA carreras de cAballos
venden relojes especiales 9 contadores
de quintos de segundos 4 s.. 20, &,.oN
5000 y $I1.oo, porte pagO, los Sedo.
res F. Kehrhahn y Co., San Juan,
Puerto Rico. ait.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
NdE DE- EIITEREs
Varias cuentas apre-
badas en- el Departa-
mentO de Educaci6aa.
OuEIAs De sANTURCE
Sobre el CAIRO de Ia limpiesa
pubHca. -Permiss para
reparar una case.

Han sido aprobadas por el
Departamento de Educacion, los
cuentas de las Juntas escolares de
Aibonito, Aguada, Carolina, Qua
yama, Moca, Peiiuelas, San Loren-
70 y Yauco, por los meses de abril
y mayo dltimos.
Nos dicen de Santurce que
el caro- de la limpieza p1blica no
recorre toda Ia calle de Colomsr, de-
iando muchas casas sin recogerles
la basura.
La sefiora Gonzalez, viuda
de Goico, ha solicitado permiso de
la alcaldia para hacer obras de re-
paraci6n en- una casa, de su propie-
dad en- la calle del Condado, San
turce.
Sc VENDE ENSEGUIDA
por tenor que ausentarse su dueho.
Un piano vertical aWHEELERo,
cast nuevo, un tronco de yeguas
Kentukianas, una con su cria, per-
| fectamente d6ciles, arneses, una
Victoria, una jardinera, una bici-
cleta etc. etc. Imformaran 3ra. ca
sa, Parada 13, Santurce. (Olimpo)
FOR SALE AT ONCE.
Owner leaving the Island. Wheeler
upright grand piano practically
new. Kentucky horses, perfectly
tames and colt. Harnesses. Victo-
ria. Surrey. Bicycle etc. etc. House
l3, Stop I3, Sapturce (Olim-
po). 6-5-v-s.
Sc han inscrito en- el Regis
tro civil los nacimientos de Asun-
ci6n Matos Soler, Maria Georgins
Hernandez, Rosa Roman Rivera,
Marcos Antonio Lopez Cruz y
Agustina Trujillo Betancourt; y
las defunciones do Jose do J. Min
Jimbert, Eusebia Antonia Santiago
Rivera, Francisco Castro v Castro,
Manuel Paniagua Vigo. Jose Guz-
man Ramos, Vidal Rivera Santos y
Gervasto Conception Cruz.
| Sc VENDE uA autom6vil Dc
cinco asieutoS, "a Oaballos y cua-
ro cilindras, de la sklebre mar0s
sAutocar', de muy POGO uSo y sn
perfectas sondisiones. Dirigitse 4
Mr.. A. D. P. P. o. Box 278, Sar
Jhan, s a Gsta Rsdacd6s. SIS,
-Informa el captain Hurtadc
que en- la madrugada del lunes tn.
vo que ser embarrancado en- el is.
lote sCaballo Blancoo, Vieques, e
balandro'sAngel MariaS que man.
daba el patron Juan Davila, para
evitar el hundimiento de dicha EN-.
barcaci6n. Dicho balandro iba de
San Juan con cargamento, parte de-
cual fuG arrojado al mar, ( iba con
signado q Antonio Torres. Dioni.
sio Olmeda, de Humacao, dice que
envi6 en- el sreferido barco sesents
rollos de tabacos que iban asegura-
dos.
-El Ayuntamiento de esta
ciudad, ha suprimido en- el proximc
presupuesto la partida de 400 do.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05

sayado. Lo que Sc ha dado en- la
mar prueba, que algunos escritores
Sc apresuraron a declarar fracasada,
no tuvo jamas lugar, puesto que Ia
maquina voladora qued6 inutiliza-
da por un accidente precisamente
al empezar esas ptuebas.
aEl desenvolvimiento de la ae-
rostaci6n continue Mr.. Bell ven
dra, seg1n pienso, por razones que
no seran comerciales, toda vez que
Ia maquina voladora esta destinada
4 tomar una parte muy importante
en- la guerra. Los departamentos
{ de guerra de los diferentes gobier-
nos estan siguiendo, con el interes
mas intense, todo 10 que Sc viene
hacienda en- ese sentido y, una vez
que el mundo cuente con un aeros-
tato que alcance el kxito, su desen
volvimiento hasta Ia perfection sera
mas rApido que todo 10 que al pre-
sente pueda esperarse.
clos areostatos revoluciona
1
ran todas las precentes practicas de
guerra. Los hombres opulentos to-
maran entonces los areostatos como
ahora 10 han hecho con los autom6-
viles y Sc desenvolvera la rapidez
de los aparatos. E indudablente Sc
ran utilizados entonces para trans
portaciones ligeras y rapidas, como
la de correspondence, por ejernplo
Observation-Disclosures el
professor Bell-no he podido hacer
NADIA; asl es que me apresuro a vol
yer hacia el Adriatico en- este mes
de Mayo, para reanudar despues
mis- experimentos en- Nova Scotia.
ALI puedo yo deshacer cuantas ma
quinas me agrade, sin tenor de que
los peri6dicos que andan q caza de
noticias, den cuenta de mis- fracasos.
sEu mi residencia de Was.
hington es diferente. Hice en- di-
ciembre 1ltimo un experimento que
20 cref habia tenido exito, puestc
que una de mis- construcioneS void
muy bien en- una corriente de aire
de diez milla de velocidad. No, nc
era esta una maquina voladora. La
estructura cohsistia en- aeroplanos
iguales 1 uu papalote, pero en- yer.
dad que cargaba con un hombre sir
di6cultad alguna.
sMis experimentos con los ae.
roplanos han rido rsalizados desd,
un puuto de partida puramentt
cienti6cO y principalmente para m
propia diversion. Durante Ell pre-
sente verano espero probar un mo
tor con ellos.D.
dyney Myers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
ANISO

Se veuds por lamitad de su valOr
IN apasutS para iabriear bebidas car
bonAtadas. Sc eomponen del geHsrA,
dor trss tuentsO cen sus corrsspOndisz.
teS lavadSros de gag, una mesa para
n@ar bOtSllas De tapOnOs de Envih-
Gon y "a Usaador De siion@
FarNhAnmes di4drss 81 eamu
( AETONlaCAs7EL.o.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-05
Hotel Ia RefoInadl CuLana' y
7O-FORTALEZA-7O

W-FUKTALEZA-7O
habendo adqundo venta este Hotel he intOduGdo a.
dS mportan reomas ponendoo aura de los mejora De
Gase
Sc obssa gran supuosdad acpta6n de huisped pu-
dendo orecer Sstabmieno condcon tales que pueaaa
readr an el tamilas aendidas toda pueritud
habltaclones c6modas venadas cona EspaHO Frances
Americana admdten abonadOs srven comdas domco
sos equitatvos. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VTaas.