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Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-16
The Phenix Club Entertains

The eight O'Clock dinner given
by the Phoenix club Thursday
evening at the Lee-Grant eclips-
ed all former functions given by
this popular organization. The
tables were arranged banquet
style, seating ten couples. In
the center was a loving cup filed
with a variety of bright spriu G
flowers, and at either side were
tall vases holding yellow JON
quils, Marchalneil roses, violets,
and long, dropping clusters of
wisteria, carrying out the club
eolors of purple and gold.
After dinner the guests retired
to the red par1or where a num-
Der of popular games were in
dulged in, in which number Of
the hotel guests participated. In
here, also, the club colors were
seen in the decorations, the cen
ter table holding a basket tied
with a lavender bow aud hold
ing wisteria and Marchalneil
roses.
Mr.. Robert L. Powell, the
present popular President of the
club, received the guests, ably
assisted by Miss Emma Lee
BOYD, Mrs. Lon Dickey, Mrs. J.
L. Googe and Mrs. William
Rogers.
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A Good Advertiser.

Come to Fitzgerald Georgia
for Health and Prosperity. The
Invest and best twelve year old
town in the Southern States.
This stamp is in my sample
case print it thousands of times
every month in showing up to
sell, and on all my letters and
envelopes. and in boxes etc. ]
give out in delivering, but not
being in the ring, nor a CRATER
to be polite, (You know what a
CRATER is don't you? You say
you would know one if you were
to meet him in the road often
enough.) But would you know
a woman CRATER if you saw one!
Pve always got it where the
chickens get the ak alice samee
when it comes to taxes on oul
little property there But Vii
lis Smith vii "a a
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-16
Another Old Landmark Gene

The Thomas Kay hiding,
now moved from the corner of
Oconee and Jackson, to the
third lot west on Oconee, is one
of the old landmarks. Indeed it
was the envy Of all the pioneers
because it was two-story, sided
up, painted and had green lat
ticed window sutherland that
in the first six months of colony
life, when that portion of the city
was a wilderness Of pines. If
one got lost in the piney woods
we always sought the two-story
brown house with green shutters
as a guide-post and got our
bearings accordingly. T b c
house was built by E. F. Cha M b.
ers for his own use but the
family soon grew home sick and
returned north. Thomas Kay
purchased and owned it until
about a year ago; ]. Burkhart
purchased it and is now remodel
ing it On its new resting place.
He will build a large resid ence
in it's place on the corner
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-16
!, RAILROAD GOSSIP
A RAILROAD MANS PRAYER

An old railroad employe was
converted at a meeting and was
asked to lead in prayer. He
hesitated a moment-then with
trembling, but clear, resounding
voice he said reverently: 20,
Lord, now that 1 have tagged
Thee lift up my feet from the
rough road of life and plant them
safely on the deck of the train of
salvation. Let me use the safety
lamp known as prudence and all
the couplings in the train with
the strong link Of love; and let
my hand lamp be the Bible. And
Heavenly Father, keep all SWITCH
es closed that lead off on the sid
inga, especially those with a
blind end. 0 Lord, if it be Thy
pleasure. have every semaphore
block along the line show white
light of hope that I may make
the run of life without stopping.
And Lord give us the Tea Com
mandments for the schedule
time, and when l have finished
the run on schedule time, and
pulled into the great last station
of death, may the Superintend-
ent of the Universe say: We'll
done, thou good and faithful SER
want, come and sign the pay roll
and receive your check for eter-
nal happiness"
Boys" cut this out and carry
it with you. Better still, memo
rize it.
c. P. Rem bert, Of Montgome-
ry, Ala, has been the guest of
Conductor J. P. Gray's family.
The engine of A. B. & A. pass
enger train No 2 got off the track
this side of Rebecca yesterday,
and had to wait until Engineer
Warful took an engine to their
relief.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1907-03-16
GEORGIA LEADS
SOUTHERN STATES
Receives 100000 Annually
for Postal Service,

Washington, March 14.-It
costs Uncle Sam over 100000
a year to maintain that part Of
the postal service which is in the
state of Georgia. The largest
item of this is for the rural free
delivery service. There are now
in operation in the state LAS
rural routes. Under the new
appropriation law there will be
5000 a year paid to every carrier
on the standard routes of the
s.ate-routes that are "a miles
long. These, in connection with
the shorter routes, will make the
average annual salaries of the
carriers about $3.50 a year.
Therefore it will require about
$1,228, 900 year to pay them.
Then there are some $50 rail-
way postal clerks who live in
Georgia. Their salaries will
average at least S, 1000 a year, or
$40, 1000 in the aggregate. There
are about 900 clerks in post
Offices and their salaries will
average about 5000 a year, or
1896, 1000 in the aggregate. The
$50 letter carriers in the cities
and towns of the state will re-
ceive an average of about 5000 a
year salary, or S225,OOO in the
aggregate. There are some
1000 postmasters in the state,
and their salaries will probably
average $3.50 each, ranging from
the one who gets s. year from
the cancellation of stamps to the
pay of the Atlanta postmaster,
whose salary is $4,000 a year.
Their aggregate salaries and
commissions amount to someth-
ing like $4,000.
These figures take no account
of the money paid for the opera
ton of star routes, nor of that
paid for railway mail pay, nor
for rent, materials, etc.
Georgia gets the largest share
of the postal funds paid out to
any southern states.
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Clark Outhoking Smith.
From the Macon News.

| From the Macon News.
Gentle Annie, but things are
switching around in Georgia
politics just now. Several weeks
ago The News called attention
to the manner in which The
Journal, Augusta Herald and
Tom Watson were "sorter drift
ing apart" in the matter of rail-
road batting. Watson and The
Herald are are more rabid than
they were during the campaign
of last summer while the Journal
has cooled off perceptibly and is
riding much easier than was its
wont when the railroads were in
question.
But all of this is merely specu-
1ation in comparison with the at
titude that the Constitution is
assuming to the common carriers
of this fair land. Clark has just
sailed in and is outhoking Hoke
he most energetic day that Hoke
ever had. Indeed, when Hoke
wakes up in the morning, rubs
the sleep out of his eyes and calls
for his Constitution he must feel
very much as if he had been joe
hillhallized and somebody stole
his platform during the night.
Our fellow citizen Col. Hall, it
will be remembered accused
Hoke of stealing his platform to
make the race for governor. The
Maconite can take whatever con-
ISOLATION here is in fact that Mr..
Smith did not retain his alleged
pilfered thunder long as the Con-
has swiped it away
1t is a most ordinary perform
ance for the Constitution these
bright spring mornings 10 have
railroad magnates to their knees
begging Roosevelt for mercy"
and doing other stunts that would
seem to indicate the aforesaid
ma.gnates had been caught with
the goods on them, and contra
band at that.
Of course, all of this is not
strictly speaking the business of
The News and proba bly, it
not dip into the matter at
ali, but it just cannot help MOTTO
ing the mutuability of Georgia
politics and passing a few re-
marks thereon
AS conditions now stand The
News is very much befudled as
to the drift Of the leader in re-
cent political unp1easan:esses in
the state. 1t is hard shedding 10
keep track of various twists and
turns of the tide, the ebb and
flow of craftsmanship in Georgia
as itWere.
Clarke Howell was accused of
being the railroad candidate for
governor last summer, but the pa
per of which he is the presiding
genius could not at this time be
charged with even speaking ac-
q uaintance with flagman on a
trunk line.
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The Eastern Star.

Will have installation services
on Monday evening beginning at
7-3O. Refreshments will be
served after the regular busi-
ness. Ali members and visiting
members are invited.
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DEPARTAM.. INTO De EOUCACIOK.
ANUNCIO.

Hasta las 10 de la mafisns del dfa 20
de Ssptiembrs de 1907, se recibiE6n en- eB'
ia cficina pFopOniciones cerradsS, en- Cua'
tripIicado, para Ia construction de seis
edifciog escolarer, de b!oqueB de cementO,
de IN salon Cada uno, Loo Cuales hRbF6n
! de ser exactaments semejsntes y % edlfca'
ran On los Bitios siguient@:
, Municipio de Santa Isabel, baEEior
'DasCalabFado'' "Boca y VeIszqueE, 2
"P;aya", "CaIambrefis" JAuca = "fi'
i6uelas.''
Pueden. hlceras. pFoponiciones para an
solo edifcio mfs, para el ndmerO total
de sllos. Este DepaTtamentO Pc reservR
81 derecho de rechazaT das rarte de laE
proposiciones. A los BolicitRntss % leu
f.Ci'itar6n planos s ipfoEmes Los sObreu
cOntsnieudolas propOliciOnes deberGn Hc
tularBa al Eespaldo de este mode: "PIo-
poSicioueB para IL construction de un e
m6s) ediicio % ssOOlar (eB) de blOqut
de cemento, de un salon (Cada unO'' }
diriRifss a sComisionado de Educaci6r,
San Jusn. Puerto Rico" 3N
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.EL VBP0R 'CIAMO"
cargo azdcar en-
AreCibO.
Son nlQCha1 las peTsORas que Sc
pIOpons irsI domingo a Manstf.
LaelIll 8 I.l.!6 ! % ollIlI0s 4 IIbIl.
(De mNsstr0 oOrTeep0al8ak. }

Eeptismbre, g 9-DurRnto la aCtuGl Be'
msna ccntinuaE6 81 Orqueatrofon y cine
mat6grpfo dando foncioneB en- este teatro
y exhibiendo BuS preci0san peIfculas.
Aver ettuvo en- este puerto el vapoF
Coamo 81 cual cargo az6car para los Eats
dos Unidos. IN dicho vspoE embarC6 Mr..
Lachmann, condusfio de a fabrics de tR'
bacos THE West Indies Cigars Co, que
regraga de nuevo Ios EAtados UnidoG.
-El dia. 80 del actual % AbEe el nuevo
curse escolar y ~ 30 astkn pintando las
escuelau poniendolaB en- buenon COndi.
clones.
Son muchaB las perBonas que se pro.
ponen X 81 domingo MRnatf = no duda.
mos que la Comps1f de feEEocarrileS &C.
ceder6 6 los dsseos generates poniendo un
tren extraOrdinario que Salga de Arecibo
por la tarde , rpgrese despuea de ter
minado 81 festival del Casino.
La CREna ss Yendi6 aver 8 10 y II
centavoB Ia libra HegulaTmente continua'
rs cate preCio toda la samana.
-Por Ia cfciua de SAnidRd local se ha
ordensdo 90 coloquen f-tros para 81 sguR
en- todss las EscueIaH.
Aver taHde fu6 conducidR en- proce
sion Ia Virgen de- Is Monserrate deade Ia
Igleaia hasta 81 Hospital.
Aver como dis de Ia Monaerrate mu'
chas perBonas han Eecoldado Les espl6ndi
das festas que celsbraha anteS 81 CueTpo
de Bomberos de Arecibo dediCadaa 81
PatrOna. Fate sHc hs pasado todO deSA.
percibido, pues diCho cuerpo enta compile.
tamenta desoYganizado Es l6stimR, pues
On momentog ca los est6 probadR Ia utili.
dad de este cueFpo.
-EI dia 80 de este mes termina 81 pc
Eiodo de vacaciones de esta CoEte de die
fYit0.
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DEPARTMENT. De EDUCACION.
ANUNCIO.

HaBss las diez de la msfisra del 20 de
septiembrs dc 1907, ss reCibir6n enS e8ta
eficina propoaiciones cerFadA8 en- cuatfi
p'icadO, para u construction dc tFes edif'
clos egColares de blcqueS de cementO, de IN
salon cada uaO, los Cualea hsbT6n de Gsr
exaCtamente senejantes , Be edifcarkn On
los uitioa BiguienteF:
Mrnisipio de Juans Dfas, baTriO ''Ca'
p;tapeio''; Municipio de Bay anon, bar1io
s.P6iaTtg"; MuniCipio do Rio PiedFas, Ii.
l6mstrO 21. CaEFetsRa.
Puedau hGcsEss propoaiCiones para %
uolo ea'iifcio s mlks, 8 paFa q n6mero total
"a ellou Eta Dapsrtamento ne EeseEva 81
dereeho da rechaEar tolos paIta de laa
nronsnieiouea. IA Jos 90 icitsntes 8e len f..
c;lifarfn nIanoa & informes. Los Bcbgeu
-.,iiE,,fio IA nropo,iciones deber6n Eo'
tTIsr-e q Pe1naldo de este modn: "PEopo.
.icionas para u construction de an @
m6s) edlfsio (s) esCo!ar (e1) De blogue-
"a Ceraento, da un sal6n (cada uno
diEigiruo d CoMiuionsdO Dc Educac.on'
sen Juan, Puerto Riep." dV
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NO son PROF ssOREs.

En- una apFecis be Revists que en- San
Juan diTigs an ilustFado amigo nuestEo,
muy estimado, que mos meTece tE mayer
respeto, hemos lefdo que no be eBtk de
aGuerdo CON nOsotTos EeBpecto 10 defni'
ci6n que di6Eamos del Bsntido de Ia paIabra
ProfssOr.
Respetamos ID opinion mas menoS
autoEizada de cada cual; peTo, como no
nos gusta adoFnarnos con gslas agenaH (Y
cue reBu tartan, por cieFto bFiIlantfaimaB)
fanemos que advsEtiF que no 60 nuestTa ID
defoici6n qus anteB di6rsmos TespeCto
Ia tai palsbEa, sino que Ii tonamos en-
sbIoluto del mas moderno, meioF mas
complete Diccionario Enciclop6dico de la
Lepgua Castellana, hasta hoy conoCidc,
Compuesto- por los competentfsimos lexi'
c6grafoB, don Elias 2 sFolo, don Miguel de
Tor0 Gomez, don Emi.iano Isssa =
otroa sspisnte8 escritores espsnoles y ame'
ricanos.
AdvertimoH, de. paSO, que ii faera sl
esCFitor & ateneHge dnicameLt to las cue
tas defniciones lexicogfffi i,aB para el em'
pIeo de las palabFaS. estaria les mas vscas
txpuesto incuTrir Ga lamentableg def
cienCias de expression. Claro. estG que
baio el artfeulo "Prof ssor" 90 lee en- pri
mer t6rmino Ia dtfniCi6n: ',peTsonG que
ejercs una oienciG Grtc"; peFo no GO
ment cieEto que este vocab 0 impliCa t. |
eonoCimiento en dichs cisncia 6 aEte que
poDga & la persona que ID ejerce ca Rp'
titud dc trasmitir dichos conocimisntog.
Professor, pues es en- reaidad sin6nimo
de Maestro. aurque Professor es de mayer
Catrgorfa, , 70 aplica espscialmsnts Les
aEtes , las cisncias, como carFeTag aca-
demicas, etc. Para ser ProfesOr On cua!.
quier arte CisnCiR, es Indispensable BI
Maestro de elIs; aoateneE 10 C0ntraFio 81
no hallarse muY penstrado de ls flssoffa
del idioma.-Un espeOtadOr e. G.
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EN- La MANSION
EJECUTIVA.
Visitas De hoy al SObsTnadOT.
& mOVInIORtO C0maTelaI Do PuOrtO Rico suhI6 eF
este sRu ( 56.OOO.OOO,

Esta maiiana ViAitsFon al gobeFnadoT
los SeilOres BoFda, attorney general HeiioE
Feuille y senior Wilson.
Todavfa no Be ha recibido en- "a Forts
lsza Ia tsrna para Ii designation de alcal'
do de Maysg gIes. EGta tarde probable
menta quadaF6 presentada.
sigue trabAjandO 81 Heior Post on el
informe anuAl & WaAhir gton y "a tiene
recOpiladou la mayor rarte de lOS datol
que le han de seTviE de base para csc tra
bAjO.
exportaci6n importation de la iSls per.
mite apreCiaF 81 gran aumentc que ha te-
nido sl COmsFciO y prOduCci6n de la isIa
duEants IoB tltimos amos. De los datoS
Obtenidoa por el gobsrnador TeUulta que
On 81 pasado sjeTciciO de 1905 1907 sube
La balanza meFcantil (sxpOTtaCioneB inn
portaciones) & mas de 56 mittOnes de do
liars.
Ell movimiento meTcantil dc ID iSla du
Ennto algunOs AMOS fue como Aigue:
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Gente cOnOcida de visjs
Ia banda InsuIar ,nonI76 Ia dsspUtIda

Un espsctScUlo encantsdor pFssentaba
hoy el muslle de donde partis para NV
York ell vapor cofreo americar0 D.Btin'
guidas damas de eatR ciudad y de Ia ia!a
0ue van de passo los Estados UnidoR,
estudiantes que regraan & continunR sus
cursos comeEciantes que van negociuS
eran en- M mayor parte los que hoy se
despidieTon de BuB amigos de San Juans
que, representation por IN Undo Famillete
de tipguidas damas, cabaIlaroE y j6ve'
nea llenaron eI muelle la gslidR del va
pOE.
Entire las visjeraB estAn las estimableu
sefioraa de Achs, Lindsley, p. J. Rosaly,
Fernandez Mater de FsJRRdo, A. N.
Wood, Rauchemplat, Calenti, Talbot,
Grevat, MoDtssinou Ginsburg y aefioEi
taB nifiss ] Josefa GuaEch, Jost fna Fran
qui, Blanca GuaFch, Mercedes Acha, Sara
y Enriqusta Roualy, Conauelo FsjaFdo,
I'aida y America Rsurhep!ant Catalina
ErneHtinR PalmisFi, "A. RomagueFa,
Gloria y Celeste Rauchemplat, M. r.
Bais. ZilIis Talbot, E. AgueTo , MaEia
Calenti.
Van tamb'6u entire otros los stdorsl
Jsime Sifre D6viIa, A MalaYet, Leo BRiz,
M Vicente, Ado 70 del Pho. B. SsFRano
nifo e. Gonzalez GeigsI, Octayioy Luil
MarCano. Jaime FigueFas, Miguel FeTrsE,
j. de j. Gu8m6n, Hector Cestsrog, z. l.
MSlarek Capt "A. r. Wood, Arturo
Quintsro, Agustin LauiieE , M Reyes
Can motivO del smbaEque-ds "a RsipEI
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Ia VILLA De MADRID.

Plumsu, Flores, Mitoneu, Guantes, Cor
hetas para CaballeFos FaldaS para Ufi rAB
pa interior tambien para 8 h1rap, aCa.
ie recibir "La Villa de Madrid" En-
mas las hay deSde 81 hauta $25 cada
'odemcs ss-gursr que eI uurtido mas
cto mas grande es eI de eate eStable.
ento dende acude toda persona de
guSto. Tenemos las IegftimAB PsAe Apple
cloth, recibidas de Paris 8 infindad de
artfculoB de vardadera novedad. Acabs.
mos de recibir loo nuevoS casimires de We
rano.
Una vista & TIA Villa de Mad5id' 6
pfdanos muentras eusfguida ser6 aten
dido p 0 B 764 -Te'ffro 273 San
Francisco 81, San Juan p. r.
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PildOraS ROSadaS
del DR.. Williams

Pasarse sin este insu-
perab1e tonico, es invitar
esa serie de torrnentos que
toda mujer conoce. Con
Il, vivacidad, energia,
buen color, hurnor y gusto
para los quehaceres, son
posesiones usua1es en- Ia
vida diaria de Ia muier.
La Sra. Eustaquia Lopez de
Perez, desde Yauco, Puerto
Rico, escribe: "'Durante un aiio
sufrf penas sin cuento. Dolores
de cabeza, hinchaz6n, insom-
MO, inapetencia, Y desarreglos
generates en- el cuerpo Y otros
norna1es del sexo, me afec-
taban en- SUCCESSION. Estuve
en- manos de dos medicoS cuYoS
esfuerzoS para curarrne fueron
vanos y tuve que guardaf CANA
varfas veceS. Cuantos rene-
dos probe no dieron resuItado.
va no saba a que acudir cuan-
do 4 instanciaS del Lcdo. ST.
Sanchez quc ha tenido ocasion
de comprobar las renombradaS
virtudes de las P1doras Rosa
das del DR.. Williams, adopte el
tratamiento. Dentro muY po-
COS dias va sentf el a1ivio de-
seado Y con dos meses de
constancia obtuve mi completa
curaci6n."
EN- LAS BOTIcAS
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az naestr0 o0resp0nsal espe0laIl }

(De GWeOtTO cOTTespOns0t eepecGak
BArCsloneta, Ssptiembre Sci gober
nSdor lego BRFceloneta en- tren especial
oI domingo poE Ia ms fana con el Attorney,
uaCretaPiO, teBoreEo, Comisionado del Iute
HiOE, Comisionado de Instruction, Conan.
dante LutS, DR.. Livingston , Wenceslao
Borda, 4 las 10 dc Ia ma mana.
En- la eataci6n de BsTcelonetR espeFa.
ban dichos ReiioFeR: Los sen res R,m6D,
r fsel, Aguatfn y Manuel BRlaeiro y jose
RuiS SoIer CON nm tren especial de IL
Central Plazusla" para COnducirlCS al
CATO de ISbNTOneS. En- Ia Central fas.
RON obsequiados por los Condusii,E & con nm
magnifico lunch
Despu6s del I1lasch continuaron viaje en-
eI tFan especial de 10 Central haCis el
CATO de IEbWrOnes Como 81 G.. bsrna-
dor sus acompb Il 4ntes hAbfan demoAtra-
do deGeo6 de EecoRreE lsB OFillas del Cafio
Be les habia pEOparado cAballOB para clio.
RealixaYOn los excuTsionistaB nm detenldo
ex6men dc Les Millas del CxtenBo Csflo.
A Lac dos de 10 tATde regCeE6 81 GobeF-
nader su comitiva la eataci6n del fe-
rFoCaFTil en- donde tom6 81 tren que Ia
tAmeTican r r. O. le tsnla PrepaEadO y
pass & Maniti 4 viHilaF al sedOF Brunet.
I'm in casa dc cate stiior 90 BiEvi6 nm
ssplendido almueTzo, Aiendo loa ComensaleH
los siguientes @foFeR: gObsrnador PoEt,
ueCretalio Willoughby, tesorero Groomer,
attorney general Feuille, alcalde Olemen.
ta Ramirez ComisionRdO del Interior Gra,
hame, Comisionado de EduCaci6n Dexter,
cOmandante Lutz, Wenceslao Borda, DR.,
Livingston, Rafael BaIssiTo y Jose Ruiz
sOleF. ri Senor Brunei Conaigui6 que ID
banda escolAE ameniEaEs el almueTzo desdC
uno de los salones de 50 Tesidencia.
El gobeFnadOF y 81 cOmiSionado do ms
trucci6n falicitarOn al director de Ia bands
senior Callejo , tuvierOn fraseS de tagihc
para loH j6vsnes aTtiataG
A las cuAtFo He termiu6 81 banguete J
paB6 Ia comitiva 10 estaCi6n del fsEFoca
TFil para cOLtnuRr viaje & San Juan,
donde lego & les Bsis de ls tarde.
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0.

El dia IA de septiemhre pr6x me, & las
dos de Ia tarde, tendrE tfscto On nueatra
oficina de ests plaza. TanCa 2, esquina &
Tetu6n, la Junts General Ordina1is de
Accionistas de nuestra Bociedad.
Lo que % aviua por esta segunda Convo-
catoris & los Btfiores accioniatas para 30
asistencia dicho scto.
San Jusn. p R. 81 de AgOSto de 1907.
j. T. 6iEvG Banki"g & Commercial Com
pGny. 6V.s.
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BIT 0

Hs fallecido en- eta ciudad, & avanza-
de- edsd, ell estimabe cowpatriota don
Guillermo Morsles CintE6n, persona muy
estimada an esta Ciudad pOE IN ! 9 ivan O.
prendas de car6cter.
Enviamos Bentido p6sams sus famiiia'
reB entire los que sa encuentFan eutimab eB
amigos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-10
Ell COBERNADOR
POST EN- DORADO.
la aldsa IDEAL Dc los psscadOTes
en- Ia playa mas bella De Ia IsIa.
e. alellfS mas papu!lT doI BorliO lhS0qull d
gohoTnlBtO mfs popular 70 los aldOlRos
pu8rtOTEIuuVh0s
(De nusssro 00rresp0nsaI espeoia.) }


SeEtiembFe EN- 81 tFen de ID maila-
nG lego & esta pcbIaci6n eI gobernador
Post acomps fado del TesoreFo General,
c,nsejero sefiOr del Vale y IOB sscretaEics
ssfi ran Castro , Noble.
En- Ia eataci6n le aguardaban las auto
ridRdeB locales, alcalde, pzesidente del
ayuntemienfo, iusz de paz, 81 doctor Lopez
Sicard6, don jose HeFn6nde1, don Fer
nando del Valle don j. NevaEez, don Jo'
s6 C6tala, don r fael Nevarez, don An
tonic Martorall otEos muchos atloEeB
mss de la localidad puebloH imftrofsH.
Dada la bienvsnida al gobeFnador y
aus acompt nantes, Ia comitiva parti6 para
81 sitio ca donde Be construiF6 ID aldeG
ideal de los pescsdoEeS del Dorado.
Mr.. Poat, dssde el primer momentc,
manifest6 Au sntuaiaRmo admiFando la
playa mfs bella de Ia isIa.
PeFsonalmente, con 81 stfi9E TesoreRo,
alcaIde, doctor Sicard6 sacretaTio Castro,
examine deteuidamente 81 sitio -donde ae
formar6n los humildes hogaEos de los
hijoH del mar.
Una pequefia smbarcaci6n lego & la
playa LENA de rica psBca 10 que fu6 ofte-
Cids = GceptadG para 81 almuerzo que 30
prepaTaba al nutvo ioiciadOF = protector
de-las aIdeas puertorriqut f -.
Ocupando siete carrusjeB maFch3ron
por toda la oriIla de la plays desde la
Sardinera haBta la moEada del doctor Lii
vingAton quien hRbfa iudiCado al alcalde
su satisfaction recibiendo en- 50 bello
chalet tan diBtiDguida Comitivs.
ALI Be Hirvi6 con esp endido almuerz",
verdadero bspquete en- donde el doctor
del VallO hi8o gala de ga buen deciF. Po'
co antes de If & Ia mess, 81 gobernador
acomp. fiado por 81 TeEoreFo, conBeiero del
Vale, doctor Lopez 8icard6 aefior No.
ble se traslsdaron Ia ] laya tomRndo nm
delicioso banjo CuyRB excelenciaB dichoB
bafiistas no cesaban de pondeFaF.
A las cuatro de Ia taYde tod,s abando'
naron Ia hospitalaria casa Gel doctor Lii
viDgaton quien con So familis hicisron un
verdadero derrochs de g*lsnteGfaB y stem
cior eA
Cuando regrea6 & la poblaci6n, Mr..
Post vipit6 Ia casR del pueblo, SRla De
sccorron, hoBpitalillo de academies, cuartel
de Ia policfa insulaE, matadeFo plaza
p6blics de suu propios labios oimoB frs
ges encOmi6sticds para Is administrator
eAtado sanitaTio del Dorado.
PE6ximaments las seis de la tarde
deiaBa IL poblaci6n diEigi6ndoss Ia be-
llfgima Villa ~rA les e~-~-->F~- = -
bio habita o.
contraba deco
d AtiDguidos b.
La Comida f.
m6s popular del
bernante mas r
puertor4iquefos t;
Docha
81 gobernador y Bus companeFos &c "xo
cuVBi6n duFmieron como en- aus caBap, &C.
mo NO 81 era Ia casa de Pedro Lopez.
Muy de mbfianR reCibfan de la . fiNa
Lopez sus nihas, ramos hsImoaf0imos Q
fores como q TINA muestra de sinceFidad
simpatfa, fernando 81 tren especial que
hnbfa de conducirlos Msnstf.
81 gobernRdor Post vOIVer6 al Dorado;
aSf 10 dijo, asf 10 espera un pueblo que
Ie ualud6 con carino no le dijo adi6R,
siL6 hastG IuegO.