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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
.sas0n .tAe unbsasen eAanpl0n a,ysar-

sssson the unbeaten champion s-year'
 Belmont Park Oct. l6.--First race, high weight handicap; six and one-haif fqrlonEs; straight course-Salvolatile lS4. SMcpanie). to I, won AensP. John Johnson. IT. (E. Doganl to Frank Lord, Panteufle, York Isle. Bat tie Axe and Rexano also ran.
 Second race, selling; seven furlongs; main course Zimee c. 9z. lBuxton), ll to 5, won; Jane Swift, s7, e. Rurnsl. 6 to 5, place, second: St Ilarlo. S5, (E. Dugan),'7 to 6, show, third. Time. I:26. Holster, Breakaway, Rara Avis, Bridge Whist and iAerstole ran. Miss Mazgoni was left at the post
 Third race, the Champagne, seven furlongs-Colin. l22. lMillerl, l tq T gan), out. place. second. Time. 1928.
 Fourth race. selling; one mile: main course.Dolly spanker. los. SE Dug ton), to {, place. second: Orphan Lad, 110, (Knappl, to 1, show. third. Time, 1888 4-5. Tony Bonero and
 Fifth race. one mile and one-half- Lane Allen, 1l2, (E: Duganl, even ana l to I. won; Ironssides, s,;,,s. l2s. ,dS 6dRSnaepPS, Carthy), to s, show, third. Time, 2:34. j. F. Donohoe also ran.
 Sixth race. one nile-Bedouin, 107, (McCarthy), to 3, won: Sea Wolf, 102, 1E. Dugan), 4 to 5, place, second AGret- ta Green, iO7, (Miller). out to show, third. Time, 1888. Don Orcle and Charles Gates also ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
VETERANS OF LUvERNE.
Camp Oracle Passes Resolutions Q
 Pension LAWS.

Camp Oracle Passes Resolutions on
 Pension Laws.
 Luverf1e, Oct. 16.--{SpeciaI.) )--At a meeting of Camp Oracle. No. 472. U. c. State reunion to be. held in Montgom- cry Nov. F and 13. were elected as follows |: Walker. |. G. Brad C. N. Ruchanan: an Aiternates. J M. Horn. J w. Pittman, M. M. Martin, c. F. Clements, J. L.. Hawkins.
 The following preamble and resolu- tion was introduced, read and adopted
 Whereas, The present pension laws of the State of Alabama are very un- satisfactory as 1t helps only such of come is less than $400, which debars many old and deserving veterans and their widows by owning perhaps only a small amount above the S400 property or income limit; and,
 Whereas. We do not think pension should be given as pauper claim. but should be granted to ali alike for vices rendered to the State and nation when proof is made of such services; ing ssosmSieS Tsntp TTssp ws 6ereby most respectfully petition the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives In extra session, to so amend the pen- and income clause from the present pension laws; and. be it further
 Resolved, That we respectfully pe- tition that the pension claims be paid annually as provided under the old pension law, as 1t appears under the quarterly payment plan they lose part of their pension for 1907; and be it further
 Resolved. That we believe the pen- sion law should be so amended as to require all male applicants for pen sions to appear before the County Pen sion Board if their physical condition will permit.
 And we further believe that no ap- plicant should be placed on the pen sion roll unless proof be made of his enlistment and actual service in some branch of the State or Confederate States service.
 Commander J. J. Walker presided over the meeting and Adtutant G. N. Buchanan served as secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
RICH LODE OF IRON
 IS FOUND IN MADISON

Huntsville, Oct, 6.-(Special)-A very rich lode or iron ore has been found in one of the mountains of this locality and so far as can be ascer- tained, the lode Is very extensive.
 J. Howe Jones, manager of the Huntsville Foundry Machine Work 8, is making a test of the ore and a~quan- tity of it has been sent to the State chemist for analysis.
 The find has been kept secret for several days and was reported to the Business Mems Club today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Live Fish on Board.

New York World.
 The ocean hotel Amerika is now a floating aquarium also. There wasn't prouder man aboard than Charlie Nagle, manager of the Ritz Carlton restaurant, when the Hamburg -Ameri- can floating hostelry arrived from Hamburg, Southampton and Cher bourg; for had he not sold to his GUS toners in the restaurant more than 500 fresh trout and 150 carp?
 Chalie thought the new aquarium, with its scientific apparatus for keep ing the fish alive and fat. was the finest piece of news abroad.
 "Why. Commodore James Gordon Bennett had fish every day" said Char lie proudly 'T showed him the live fish, and then cooked 1t for him"
 The tanks, big zinc affairs, filled with fresh water, are housed away up on the top of the ship. near the base of the smokestacks. The water is sup piled with fresh oxygen by pumping 1t into the tops of little towers where through punctures the fresh air comes in touch with it, and thus the trout are Kept alive and jumping.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
SoNoGENARIAN NEGRO WEEDS.
Slave Darikey TaI<es Woman Of Eight, For His Wife

Slave Darkey Tnl<ea Woman Of Eighty ! For His Wife.
 Huntsville, Oct, 16.--(Special)--- Steven Binford, aged ninety-one years. and Matte Oaks, aged eighty. negroes. secured license to marry late yester- day afternoon.
 The old man says he was born in Virginia and was brought to Hunts vile with 150 other slaves known as Wilkerson's gang, and was sold here. The old negro ascertained that County Clerk Thomas Jones was related to the family that owned him and refused to pay for the license. finally persuading MT. Jones to give 1t to him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
r.u.,,. r. Race hSee 4etting. Betting;

'
 Hon. Timothy D. Sullivan. %Big Tim, 2 formerly known as Dry Dollar Tim" has quit the betting ring. He says: There ain't nothin' in it. dropped the coin by listenin' to me friends with their tips, their sure-to-win goed things, their inside information and their system" Now, when Big Tim, the best, shrewdest of felolws, the wise one, can not win, can the ordi- nary one win? Yet we ind men, day in and day out, for years, losing money at the game and still continuing, We understand that in this city we have places where a man can place a bet. to lose. Attorney General Walsh can not earn a better reputation than by prosecuting the fellows.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Death Of Miss purwelI.

Huntsville, Oct. l6.--(Special.)--- Miss Eileen Durweil. daughter of Mir and Mrs. James H. Durwell. died yes- treday in Deming, N. M. The body will be brought to Huntsville for interment
 James Tinsley, young man of East Huntsville, died yesterday afternoon after brief Illness. He was eighteen years old.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
MILLS WILL CONTINUE.
Withdrawal of Company from Texns is
 nAmAmA

Withdrawal of Company from Texns is
 Denied.
 Houston. Texas. Oct. 16.-The Con- sumers' oil Company reported from Austin as having withdrawn from Texas, only nominally did so. Its six mills in Texas and Arkansas, three in each State, were sold to Louis c. Ehle of Chicago.
 The mills are located at Houston. Waco. Greenville. Texas; Little Rock, Forest City, Pine Bluff, Ark. John Bewles of Houston. the manager of the entire circuit. says the sale was made in Chicago. The price is unknown.
 The capacity of the mills is 120 tons each per day. The mills will continue in operation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

Hamilton. Monroe and Adams, Lincoln and Grant. Now 1t would drop all other issues and lose us Roosevelt to make hero of Hayes! Isn't that giving too much to gain very little? We agree with them that Roosevelt should be beaten. but to brain him with a glass seems hardly fair-to set up a moral law above all others in this country is too republican for our taste. En- force 1t, and we must mind a new lot of staesmen, unless the old fellows take theirs "in private" and forswear in public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
FIoridn Tnrrn Rnrnn.

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. 1e.-Fire which started in the opera house at Plant City at g o'clock last night, de- stroyed the southern portion of the city, Twenty business houses and res- idences were destroyed. The loss is estimated at $75.000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Engaged Transports.

Honolulu, Oct l6.-Senator Chilling worth announces that the British steam CTS Indravella and Don of Ruthven have been chartered to convey Japanese from the islands The former will sail in January for Vancouver and the latter in March for Brazil.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
BRokn MILE RECORD.

Christie Stxsns Went Distance In
 61 3-B Seconds.
 Birmingham. Ala, Oct, I6.--Christie strang, q nephew Of Walter Christie, lowered the worlds mile automobile record for q circular track here today by covering the distance in. 51 s-6 sec by the elder Christie who went 1t In 52 seconds at Minneapolis, September 10. The setting of the new record was the feature of the closing day og the Alabama State Fair, which has been the most successful ever given in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Results at Belmont.

Belmont Park, N. r., Oct. 16.-Colin, ed an easy victory in the Champagne stakes, seven furlongs, at Belmont Park today and in winning made a new track record of 1928. Through his victory today Colin has won twelve straight races and now retires for the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
THE RACES
nTasor DeImar Defeated.

Major DeImaR Defeated.
 Allentown. Pa, Oct. l6.--In one mile match race here today, Sweet Marie (2:02), defeated Major Delmar l:59 s-4), in two straight heats in 2:io and 2:os.f This establishes a trot- ting race record for e half mile track. George O., (2:05 1-4l. also gave the Allentown half mile track q new trot- ting record. making the mile in 2:o6 S-4 paced by q runner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

Clerks in the Auditors ofice at the Capitol are busily engaged in making up the annual report, which will prob ably be finished by the end of the week. The financial condition of the State has already been stated in The Advertiser.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Broxe Record.

Louisville, Ky, Oct. 1s--A special from Lexington, Ky. says: H, K. De- vereux today broke the worlds record to saddle for stallions with Kruger. he going the mile in 2:12 flat. The time by quarters was: :S5; 1907; 1:39; 2;12.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Mr. MitrheII Imnrovinr.

Indianapolis. Oct s--A message from President John Mitchell. received to- day announces that he is recovering slowly from his operation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

Obstacle Potato Race at the
 Auditorium Rink tonight. See the Kids climb through the barrels. Its great fun. Don't fail to come.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

One of the greatest markets in the world for musical instruments Is South Africa, which spends on an average of $l,OO0000 & year. about $500,000 of which goes into pianos.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

Only the smaller birds of prey are used in Asia for falcon hunting. The tern sovereigns and wealthy natives desert lands.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

The best smoke in town,
 New Beauvoir Havana 5 cent cigar. T. J. Maddex Gig. and Tob. Co.,, Distrib.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Results at LatOnia.

Cincinnati, Oct. l6--The fall meet ing at Louisville. transferred to Lato- Deutschland led all the way and won easily. Convolo getting the place in a drive from Granada. Two favorites won. Weather clear. Track fast. purse-ovelando. s5 (E. Martini 8 to second; Lens. ss (shiliing.) i2 to 5. third. Time. 1:06 3-6. Frontenac. Cyg- amel and Chase ran.
 Second race, six furlongs, selling Hollow, 104 (Shilling) even, won; Ed Lane. S5 (E. Martin) to 1, second; third. Time, 1:I5 s-5. Cath erihe f. Pleasant View Belle. Lady Vie. Herin, Vista, Maria. Coaster, Mamie Gallagher and Ansonia ran.
 Lightning Conductor, 105 tFarrow) 5 to l, won; Land. Breeze. 1o5 (Powersl 40 to 1, second; Posing, 107 q. Leel to 2, third. Time. 1:14 S-5. Mic. Colony. Belle of Penx4nee. Nelette. Mn- tiades and Avendow ran.
 Fourth race, handicap, one mile Deutschland, no C.. Koernerl to 1, won; Convolo. 100 (Pickens) to 1, sec ond; Granada, 100 lShilling) to 5, third. Time. 1:49 4-5. Prince Ahmed. Lady Esther. Polly Prim, Miss Strome and Carew ran.
 Fifth race. nve ana .han Iurlongs won: P Pinkoia' 1. 1ol t' (ainder5 ? to r. [. second; Stoneman, s6 (Dubey) 25 to 1, third. Time, 1907 2-5. Albert Star, Bender Simon Well, Canada and Galar- dia ran.
 Sixth race. selling. mile and a six teenth-Warner Griswell. l06 (Shilling) 8 to l. won; Rose of Pink, 93 (Martin) to i, second; Donna Elvira, 97 (Schlesinger) Is to 10. third. Time, 1.Ae A F-4SIa Cacha OuaRRa PiIIar Mary efr, Nellie Burns and Prytania
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

Governor Conner appointed the fol lowing notaries public yesterday:
 A. M. Newberry. Mobile; W. D. Cam mack, Brewton. Escambia County; A. N. Nelson, Florala. Covington County.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17

BubOnic Plague tB Algier. Gran, Algier, Oct. 16-A new case Of bubonic plague has been discovered here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Hirh paII cets Rioh Stake.

Lexington, Ky, Oct. 16.--High Ball annexed to his list of winnings For this year the famous Mcdowell stRFe for 2:0s trotters in easy fashion here
 Much disappointment was expressed because Lillian R. did not start against H igh Ball. as 1t was generally con- ceded that she is the only horse here in High Balls class, except Sonoma Girl, and Wilkes Heart, winch were not eligible to race. High Ball was driven " "FfEst race, the McDowell stake, s:os trot. purse $s.G00-High Ball. b. g., by pr. Hooker (Geers). won in straight heats. Baraja. second; Athasnam. third. Time. 2:07; 3:09 i-4; 2:l21-4.
 Second race. Lexington stake. 2;;year- old trot purse $2,o00-Benvolo, D. C., by Bingard (Young), won second and third heats and race. Helen Hale, sec- ond; Ora Lambert. third. Time, 2:13 1-4; 2:15 1-4; 2:16 1-A
 Third race, 2:10 pace. purse S1,000- Lady Maud C.. ch. m.. by Chitwood (NfcAEah on) won second, third and fourth heats and race; Moys second: Bcrthena Bar third. Time, 2:07 3-4; 2:O4-4 2:06 1-2; 2:0S.
 Fourth race, e:07 class pacing, purse $1. 1.000-Hedgewood Boy, ch. h., by Chit wood (McAamon) won in two straight heats; Tommy H., second; Richard Grat- tan, third. Time. 2:07 1-4; 2:05 Ia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-17
Of r,rnt Meetinp

Ai0ntsOmery. Ala october 18th 1907.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
Ua gran hotel On d 'lCondadpn j.

Como uitio prOpio para vsranear, tr6tR'
go de conatruir IN buen hotel en- el econ.
dado" que ofrezcs toda claHe de comodida-
dsB q los extraDgerOs que viaitsn la iB'a
en- deteEminada 6poCa del sfio.
En- 81 plan de urbanizaci6n sOmetido {
los ingenisroa de Ia isla poE los BefioFe.
Behn hermano. Sc dejar6 eHpRCiO su6Ciente
para haosF OtTas ConntrucCioneg que nc
Bean vivisndas para fsmilis tales como
hoteleg, parques, balasRrioa demGs esta.
blecimisndos de Comodidsd para 81 veCin-
dario que pueblo aqusl IugaF , pusda ha.
liar On el TODD 10 necosario para 81 reCEeo
Y n6mnda vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
EI tema "DuIcinea" en- Bogota.
AICanz6 81 pramIo IN sonsto an6nIno,

DoB % ha abri6 4 ceFt6men EI Nue-
90 Tempo de Bogot6, 81 tsms "Dulcinea''
y alcanz6 el premio mn soneto an6nimo.
AtEibuy6sele don Miguel A, Caro-
Gomez Restrepo, quienes neg sTon ls pa
ternidad, y, & POGO apareci6 en- Ey COTeO
NGcIOnGt una ciFcunatanciada carta en-
que 90 da cuenta de como en- nm Cen6culo
literario alguien propuso el primer cuaTte-
to y pidi6 que aIguno de les compafs'
ros, escribieTa los diez verBoB reAtRntes.
PreBent6Fonse dos fnRles, ninguno BatiHi
20 be convino 81 fin en- retocRrlos re.
fundirloH. Fran tres de conHiguit nte,
autores del sOneto que dice:
PregUnta:-
lQui@n eFes, Dulcinea, alta seGora
del CaballeTo de FigurR Trigte2
81 la que VIC 81 villano, AIdonza fuiste,
D6nde eatas tG, la que el hilalgo adora?
Respuesta: -
En- otra parte. Cuando 81 cielo llora,
Iris de galas filgidas de viste:
fugaz prodigio que immortal exiBte;
cual Nee 10 admire 10 YES to ahora.
Asf una y varia soy, mi nombre incierto:
qui6a Hebs me llRm6, qui6n Galates,
eBtrella, hija del mar, for del decisrto.
AL que sOlas conmigo fantsssa
vivo, le inspire, ? le corona muerto:
Aldonza baFFo fue, 20 soy la idea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
Musvl mlanfaetNra.

El aire lfquido ae hR empezRdo 4 manu-
factuFaF al fin en- eHcaIa Comercial.
Una empresa tituIada 0Liquid Air
Company Of London" ha empszRdo recisn.
temente los trabsjoA en- So gran fabsioa sB
tablecida en- 81 lugaE Baltersea, de Ia ca
pitsl de Inglaterra.
Una m6quina de $50 caballos de vapor
que funCiona en- ls mencionada f6brica,
produce 81 aire hquido & tai preCiO one
puede ser uBado por todas las empFeaaB in
dugtriales que les Convenga.
Ning6n elemento qufmico 80 uga en- la
production y en- vez de oxfgeno que formE-
ba tan gran proportion de aire lfquido al
cOsto de $3.50 81 gallon (precio usuRl) Ia
Compaffa inglesa puede abaRtecer 81 pd
b.ico vendi6ndolo & $1.25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
COrtIRls llauIdas.

En- LondreB SO acaba de Conatruir On
edifcio gus tiene TODD alFeded0r debajo del
alerO del teiado, una tubsris gruasa hoTi.
zoatal, llenR de agujerOS sn 50 parte iDfs-
rioF.
Dioha tubsrfa So pusde poner en- comu-
nicaci6n con una canalizaci6n central
grande, que Conduce aqua gran preston.
En- case de iucendio, = sobre todo 81 este
se declarR en- una casa ceKcAna al ediGcio
ssf pFepaTado, be abren los conductos del
sguR, 6Bts cse por delanta de las faeha-
das fernando coEtinaB Ifquidas que con.
tiensn las llamaB que pudisran alcanzE al
edifcio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
La actitud del Jap6n.

Vancouver SspiembTe S han eo dpaohos cudad
gobeno
cantdad de mil ib elTh
en6CoB hRce de las autods del Dominic
del Cnad&
tomo4 todo los R6coB a udad uyn
msndoBs contaaF los tmidos La pC
pue responder de jfa impossible
Eeavmente Sc Js6n los Eatados Uni
Iogara 10. deSmne cOnA les Ed U s6 graves
ID Bug poses Riones O. FIipnsA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
El ,grssor dsl nlnIstro Plequar ssntsneIadp.

Eduardo Lecop, individuo que fu6 iden-
tifcado como miembro de lR federsci6n
nacional de Obreros, en- Francia, qus
agredi6-al MinistroRde Guerra Piequart =
deHpu6S le escupi6 en- el rostro, hR 8ido de.
clarado en- todO el goce de rus facultsdeu
ilts70 In 8leF.
POr 10 tsnto, inmediatamente 30 proce-
di6 q iuzgarle y el tribunal 10 ssntsnci6 4
cuatro meueB de pEisi6n , 200 frances de
multa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
Curiosidad de las autoridades anericanas


gmoS darEoa donde hsn d atrOp
enfadado
ada cono gsbinets
Mikado,
las nOifcacn
Francisco, pue
mas intense ha manifetado vioencia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
SBRVICI0 ESPECIAL DE Cables
La DemocraDia ' La Correspondence
UNIDaS
Motines anti-asiatiCos.


puerto p9rt h
hizo
atadas alos Gales
ald cansdenH les atac6 aBAand las udades
ttud uSpebsn dto dso adeDs abuYe ofundo
amente cudad Dc considerable todas
apOnseB embeddaH
de muchdumbre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
Una reunion del gabinete.

Paris SepdembTe ha reunido hoy gabne conference.-the
sgamsn Ell
los decide
gadou
International clio habr6 de entenda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11

-EN Ell CLUB de f. Kehrhahn y
Co, San joss is, be venden dos EeIo
ios de orc Cada BemRna. La. Ultima gema
m obtuvo uno Miguel SAHtre de San juan
nncin nfmarn 69.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11

Ell oNUEVO CAFE" de los egpo-
Sos Morgan, FoEtaleza II, AOABA DE
RECIBIR nm compIeto EuEtido de los me-
loren duloeu. EIegantea cartuchOs propiog
para rsgalcs. HeladoG, refreacoa, fEutas
q natural y todo CuantO Eogals 81 paladaE
mfu doIiCado % encuentTa Rllf primoEosa'
mOnto Sorvido. Cafe CON leche y ChOCo-
lAto, dssde las aieta do la manana lal
IL da Is noChs. Famoso chocolate BA'
KER muy acreditadO en- TODD 81 mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11

-se cOmpran ABANICOs ANTI
GUOS aunque no est6n en- buen estado.
ColIares antiques de c.TGI y prenda8 anti,
guRg.
Dirfisso zip. j. B. Cristo / (aItoB) San
Lnan s Al 8 caIIa Aurora. Ponce p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11

JOSE MENDIN.-Vende al detail y
al poE mayor cal viva y apagada. Grava
arena dulCa ofrece LanChRB de 10 &
is tOneladaH para transports de toda clase
de Carga. Para informeB, Playa de log
IRdrillog, San Juan. 30v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11

Bernardo visra, de CaroIina, ha soil.
nitado psrmiso para establscer el negocios
de CsFnes en- dicho pueblo.
-Hemos TeCibido una copia del .forme
que respscto Ia liquidaci6n del presupu-
estO de arroyo durar tslel pasadO ejerCio,
suscribs el alcalde de aquelIR pobIaci6n
U n II j. r NieveB. Eatimamos el envio y
noS CcuparemOs opOrtunamente del rsfsri-
do trabaiO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11

I ALAS IMPRENTAs, Papel para re
ri6dicO, claae superior, tamsfio 3Ox44, de-
ITALIA & precics moderadCs, Z. PtonGs Mar
d, Tetu6n As, Tel6fono 387, Sc a1miten
6rdenes 81 pOr mayor. Escribs soicitan'
do muestEaB. FL precio % el mas bsjo
del meFcsdo. Is Y. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
Error judicial en- ell con-
dadO de BIQnStOn
VeInto afas Dor VoInto muses.

Montgomery, (Alabsmq. )-ss acabR da
descubrir IN error Judicial, que 30 produio
hace unos veinte amos en- el Condado de
Blonston, donde una joven que habfa sido
cOndenada & veints msses de prisi6n,
hs mueFto iltimsm9nte deBpu6s de habsr
pasado 19 amos de ckrcel.
PaYece que 81 pEonunciRT la Bentsncia eI
Juez, el escribients, que va hg musrto
encribi6 por distraction On el registro 20
amos de prisi6n en- lugar de 20 meses.
Ha nido preBentudo un- proyscto de ley
para que SO le sSigoe una pension Ia
mGdTe de ega deUgraciada victims de IN
error judicial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11

-En "La CorreapondanCia de Puerto
Rico"', Allen 81, hay de venta recibos b.
lonaHioa para cobEo de alquileraB de caHag,
fan1aa On metkIiCO , CON frmas, deCla m.
clonoA de naCimiontO, defunCi6n y CsEtiHCa'
ni6n m6dioA. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11

Sc VENDE Ia casa ndmero 81 Calle
de la Luna de eAta ciudad. IofoFmar6n
en- Is misma casa On Ia Gale dc la For
talsza n6mero 70 (altos) sin CoEredOreu.
8v.s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-11
INnIcLpORl GENERA

lHsElo LAS MADKES.--Ei jarabe ealnsan,s dc
sen WnsIow debs psaFss empre que los ni1os esssn
pequeho paente, produce sleno natural tranSulo
III muy agradsbe al paladar, calna al nnc abanda sus
aneias aV dolores, hace facles las funcones gel
est6nlaRo regua los intestnoSs Es e mejor Eenedo
conocido para Ia daea va provenga ea de Ia dentieon
de cuaIquiera A6ngase mueho cudado pedA
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