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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
WELI.-ISN0lvN BANKER HERE.
v,es-rrea,aen, Elllngton.. OF Fourth Nh

Ellington, of Fourth Na-
,tionRI, fayetteville, N. O., In the City.
MI. John o. Ellington, -vice-president
of the Fourth National Bank, OF Fay
etteyllle. N, c. q gentleman we'll known
IN Richmond banking circles, was IN
for number of years the State hank
examiner of North Carolina, and he
probably knows more about banking
affairs In the Old North State than any
man In II, having obtained a fund Of
Information while tlltiIg an olice in
that state, which is not known in Viz
GINA.
Virginin Inns a plentyof State hanks
,rnore perhaps than some Of :ts slstsr
business praat!cally Without State SUI
pervision, Trpe they, have, TO make
and publish reports by order or the
State Corporation. Commission, but
tlfsrs Is no efl,eer whose. duty y "A 20
check then1sSup aud look after them
from time TO time, az is the case In
noAt OF the States OF the Union.
Tie national banks are, OF course,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
Witt-Woolfnrd.

Especial to The Times- Dispatch.J
sLYNCHBURG, VA. July 1.-The
home of Mrs. I. r. Woodford, No. Ills
Madison Street, was tho scene OF a
pretty wedding yesterday morning at
8 o'clock, when her daughter, Miss
Corrie, Amelia, became the wife Of Mr..
Matthew spurg eon. Witt. The cere-
Gambler, the pastor OF Trinity Meth
odist Church. ", t's3i 81. E
The attendants were Mr. J ohm bur-
Miss Ida witt, Mr., John Il Burnett
and Miss Garlic Woodford. Mr.. y. B.
CARPENTER and Miss Rosa Green, and
Mr.. v. =. Burnett and Miss Dollie Dud-
Misses Irene Childress and Norma
Woodford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
WED ON SIGHT.
Bride Forty-Fiv" and bridegroom Sew
enty; Corresponded Six Months.

-
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,l
RADFORD, VA. July IA romantic
marriage was celebrated here Wednes-
day when Mrs Emma Reece, OF Mich
ignn, became the bride az Mr.. Edward
Rogers, OF Ivanhoe. The marriage was
the outcome OF SIX months cores
pondence, the bride and bridegroom
never having met until they met In
Radford the day before the marriage.
II was agreed between them that II
they did not love at first sight on meet
Ing that the lady's railway return fare
should .be paid by her sutton, but Cupid
evidently was wary, for after driving
over the town, the couple repaired to
the home of Rev Emory Mitchell. and
we're married at II o'clock. afterwards
leaving for Ivanhoe, where they will
| reside.
The brideis about forty five years old
land the bridegroom seventy: He Is 9
native az Derbyshirc, England, bu1
| came to Virginia when he was youna
man, and settled In Wythe county
where he has engaged IN farming ant
! las baen notary public for thirty
years. His wife died several years
ago, and answering an advertisement
the correspondence with Mrs. Reece be-
ltgnn,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

father. the Rev. T. T. Warren. OF Pam
plin City. Va.
rogers have returned from a trip to
New York,
MISS Bessie leyland is tie guest OF
the Misses Burt. In Waverly. Va.
Miss Mary Nelson is guest at Tim
herneck,' the home of Judge Charles
Catlett. In Gloucester county.
Professor and Mrs. Charles X. Fran
els, OF Spartanburg. s. c.. are the guests
OF Or; and Mrs. J. NJ. Hillsmah. at No
| 1913 Ivy Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

=. p. Martin. Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
Ds Hammer so ts . brilliant lant Y; yoHng
successful In his profession. He was
graduated from the University OF vir-
glnia. In the class OF 1903, and was Then
appointed house surgeon at the Uni-
yersity Hospital. He is now located
at Schuyler.
Or. and Mrs. Hammer. left on the
morning train FOR Norfolk. After WIS.,
tting the exposition they will go by
boat to Boston, where DR.. Hammer will
take q Postgraduate course at Har-
ward.
They Will be at homo after septem-
Der 1st at Schuyler.
The out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Stevens, Salem Va.
Mrs. Robert j, Hancock, Of Lynchburg
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Stevens. OF Pied
mont; Mr.. and Mrs Russell Thurmond.
Randolph McGiil. OF Esmont and Mr..
A. G. Bell. OF 6cottsville.
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PHYSICIANS bride.
Pretty hut Quiet Wedding Of DIR. Ham
ner and Miss DlnnGhe Stevens,

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch,l
i I,OVlNC StrON, VA. July Ia beau
tiful home wedding was celebrated SAL,
Ju judge and Mrs. George s, Stevens, the
|ccntractIng parties being their daughr
ter, Miss blanche, and Or, George E
Pinkard Hammer, OF schuyler, va. rne
the the immediate families, ana q few IN
! timats friends witnessing the eere-
lmony.
1party entered the parlor to the, strains
| az Mendelssohn's wedding march. play
ed BY Miss Evelyn p Feeble The 4, titg !
Ito enter were the mower fills, ittle
ana and Mrs, j, r. Stevens; then clnle. the
bride, with her maid 2f homer. Miss
Grace Howard stevens. They Ware y.et
Ian i!nprnv!sed altar decorated With
roses and ferns. The ceremonr was
IimpressLyely performed by the Ray, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

Especial TO The Times-D spatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July L.
Mr.. George NJ. Beane and Miss Jennie
G. Hall both OF Northumberland coun-
", were married a few days ago at
Coan Baptist church. Rev. ii. S. Dris.,
coll officiating, Miss Kate Rowe was
the maid of honor. and Fred Thrift
best man. Ill.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
Sullivun-PUrter.

Special TO The Times pispatch.l
FREDERICKsRuRG. VA, July -
Mr.. L. Ct. sullivan, OF Manassas, and
Miss Letltia r, Porter, OF Orange coun-
ty. were married Thursday at Orange
Courthouse. at. the residence OF Rev.
A.. ], Harlow, who performed the cere-
mony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
Palmer-Robcrtnon.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July L.
Dr.. r. w. Palmer and Miss Naomi L.
Robertson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. w
r. Robertson. Of Lancaster county, were
married Thursday at the home OF the
bride. Rev. Father Joseph Perrlg. OF
this city. officiating. Paul Palmer was
best man. and Misses Margaret Palmer
and Pearl Robertson bridesmaids
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
Pool-Kessler.

Especial to The Times Dispatcll.l
y LYNCHBURG,f VA, July AT the
parsonage Of the First Christian Church
liam Henry Pool and Miss Maude Lee
Kessler. both OF this city. were united
in marriage, the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. II. F. Bullard, pas
tor of that church. Mr.. Pool Is con-
nected with tho Fleenor Furniture
Company, and the couple will make
their future home In the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
wnlker-Newson.

Especial to The Times y lspatch.J
FRED VA, July L.
William Walker and Miss Jane B. New
ton. both of Westmoreland county, were
married last week at cople Chapel,
Rev. John Poyntz Tyler officiating,
Miss Mary 8. Newton was the maid Of
honor, and II. Stanley Walker was hes.
man. w. a,t9=t s&I {s 3tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
DR.. Caltsch to Speak

Rev. Or. e. N, Calisch left yesterday
morning for Old Point Comfort, where he
viii make an address before the Shoe Deal.
ers' Association. On Thursday he will par
ticipate IN the exercises of the Thomas
Jefferson Memorial Association at the
Jamestown Exposition
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

sili. DAYS, the WORST III ~
days. I.eaye1 The skin. clear, soft, healthy aud
beautiful. No possible harm can result from its
use. Endorsed by thousnnds Of graceful ladies,
t0c- and sl.oo 81 leading druggis.s or mail.
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY, Rarls, T4nu.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
Goyernor's Movements.

A
covernor swanson will hardly re-
turn to the city before the end OF the
week.
He was with the shoe dealers at old
Point yesterday, and Tomorrow ne and
Mrs. Swanson will assist Governor ana
Mira. Dawson, of West virginia, III the
ceiebration Of West Virginia Day,
The Governor Is keeping In close
touch with his office by telephone, and
is in easy reach of his secretary at
all times. There are no imperative
matters In his office pressing for his
consideration, and his absence, there
fore, Is not causing the public any
inconvenience.
Capitol Notes.
Tho Corporation Commission Yester-
day begun the observance OF regular
capital office hours, and all the en-
ployes were allowed to leave at p.
M. Heretofore the commission has had
no hours, and the clerks had no fixed
time for Knocking Off In the even
ing.
Commissioner Geo. Wellington 1loin-
or, who has been abroad for over q
month In the interest of immigration
lis now on his way home and Is on
pected TO arrive here Sunday.
Hon. Robt. Catlett, Assistant Attor-
rey- General, Is improving at the Me-
mortal Hospital! He will probably be
out In q few days. ~
The Council road force, which ha.
been at work on the Williamsburg
Boulevard, will be shortly transferred
to Russell county. thelv labors on the
boulevard having been completed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
LIBRARY MAT TER
MUCH Talked OF.
Kennedy Returns from Wash
ington, But Goes at Once
t0f Jamestown.

.74 The Library situation was the cnleA
topic Of discussion around the State
buildings yester ay, though there was
no new development, SO far as could be
discovered.
Mr. Kennedy returned from WASH
ington, and lie and Mr.. Evans, his
FIRST assistant. went at once to the
jamestown Exposition to Install the
exhibit of this department, which has
been shipped.
The board will very likely meet next
Saturday night, though no formal call
has yet been issued, Three matters
Of Importance will engage the attention
OF the board Ono will be with refer
ence to retaining or Diminishing the
present librarians. another, the ques-
ton OF pay for the work done for Dr..
Johnston BY the class OF young ladies,
which was held up by Mr.. Kennedy.
and tho other the selection OF one Of
tho portraits OF DR.. Waller Reed, which
were submitted by contrasting artists.
In Mr. Kennedy's absence yesterday
everything was working smoothly at
the Library, and the employees We're
mot disposed to discuss recent occur
rences. There is one! thing, however,
which they do desire clearly brought
out, and that Is that they are favorins
no particular person for librarian. In
case OF Mr.. Kennedy's removal, and
win give their hearty support and CO.
operation to his successor. II there Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02
To Remove Freckles Q Pimples
In Ten Days, uss M . slsrn1a

OR PA NJ q new dis
coyery, solo under o
positive guarantee. and
money refunded II IT
fails 70 remove freckleB,
pitnpses, liver spots,
tan, salloWness, collar
discolosationp, blaGk-.
heads and eruptlpns Of
the skin, no matter OF
how long standing.
Ordinary cases IN ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

DR.. and Mrs. E. c. Richardson have
returned to their home at Kiln1arnock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

Mrs. silas Shelburne is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Thomas D. Armistead.
in Roanoke. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

Mr. j. 'Aylett Ellison is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ellison. at
sCrozet, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

Misses Ida and Elizabeth Reid will
leave in few days to spend some time
at JaEes toWn EXPO ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-02

Governor and Mrs. Claude A. Swan
son and the Hon. W. .. Cardweli spent
last Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. ",
Mcdonald Lee. at Irvington. Va. maxi
ing the trip. to ana from the EXPOSE
ton Grounds by the yacht Commodore
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-18
VAbEN ST. PESO TIM ORC.

COmseFva ell mecamismO en- buen estRd0s
Norman, Ont, Enero Is de 1890.
w. H. C0MSToCK Morristowu, NY )
Estimado Sr.:-Sus PiId0Pas de Raiz Indiana del Dr.
Morse para organsmo Ell meor regulator que puede
la humanidad. La vida es como reioi; h6Ql v
decados mecansos una parnua insignicante de
cuerpo extranO Sc adhere Ia mas peduena de sug
ruedas, " eal es ell resultadOG-Prmero soameBte
pequea dferenoa percePbe perO deess ahandonadai
asi que creciendo la obstruction La ireguiardad
hhciendose gHnds hasa que 10 que pudO faeen0
empezar correse neceara entonces mas tabaO
ycudado para arregaflo As La constitution hunana
Tn pequeno desarregio abandona crece aumenta,
inpercepblemene al principle, desPues rapdeZ hasta
que 10 pudO principle coar de Taiz muy
seo todo e mundO que purfquen ORGANISING tomandN
las PlIdoFas de Morse ai conservaran vgory vtadsd
H. F. HATwELIA
Ell saIva.Gsua@Gia del viaIerO.
AuagaudHs Pond, ". s., EneEO "a de 1880
w. H. CoMSTOCK Morrstown, N. Y.
Muy Sr. mio:-Por muchos amos he sido un. acerrimo
pardaio de Pildoras de Raz Indiana del Dr. Morse
pque fe ciega a que tengo elias sinO
Ia conanza que para mi han hecho acreedOas pOr la
experenea que he tenido oportundad de sur sObre
tempo fleFa de mi cOnsideraria con equ
pale complete llegaran fatar las PildoFas del Dr.
Morse
Il Il. 4 T. Mc1NN1s.
Un artfcuIO de meritO Sc vende biens
BorGchofr HarbOr ". s., EuerO Is de 1884.
w H. COMSTOCK, MOrristown, N Y
AprAciable Sr:-Esta carta para certihcar que
medecinas de Pateute incluyendO
classes de Pfdoras. Que vendO PildoFas de RaR
indiana del Dr. Morse de todas las Oras untas. Sr
gsnta en- aumento.
n. L. NIoHoLsoN.
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REVSIsrBIMIO-
GRHCA.
Ell notable IihTO de HOstOs Mora
Social. "
En- ddndell pbrsSiallaad d autOr sg'manIfIOsta
mSs.del lIeIlaus.

En- Ia revista madriIena Maestro ITEM
po, de Noviembre 10 de 1906, apaEeCi6 IL
Biguiente:
MORAL SocIAT., por EttgeSiO IL. Hos
tOs.- Madrid, 1905.
Va, con motiYo de 81 Iratado de SociO
loQt0, nos oCupsmoB laudatoriamente en-
nuestra Revista del distinguido feoundc
! escritor americana senior HoBtos.
La labor de este literato y soci6logo
que desempe1aha elevados caFgoB pedag6
gicos en- las repdblicas chilena = dominica
ma, es tan vasta como yariada, de SUI
diferentes obras han hablado con encomic
hombreB ilustres, tales como Azc6rate
Giner de los Rios, Posada Maluquer
por no citar Bino eBcritores espafioles.
Al senior Hostos le son familiaFes la Il
teraturs, Ia polftica y Ia sociologfa, prin
cipslmente. - z....'.
A esta Ultima ciencia pertenece, como Ii
dice su tftulo, la obra que hemoB reCibidG
6ltimamente.
Moral social conBtituye un prolific estu
dio de tan importante agunto. El autoI
10 ha dividido on dos parties: en- la prime
Ts trata de la sociedad y de la moral, on
general, y de las cspitales relsciones nece
sariamente establecidaB entire ambaS; en-
la Begunda psrte, bsjo el tftulO Bint6tico
de-''La moral y las actividadeS de la vida, ~
aDaliza el enlsce de aqu6lla con Ia pOlftica,
Ia literature, Ia Iglesia, el arte, Ia historic,
el periodismo, etc6teFa, etc.
En- esta psrte es On donde Ia peTgonsli-
dad del autor Be manifesto mas de relieve,
pueSto que an ella 90 dediCa, por deCirlo
asi, & Ia aplicaci6n pr6ctica de los princi-
pioB empfricos desarrolladoB en- Ia prlmera
mitad del libro.
81 moBtr6TsmoB nuestra Sbsoluta confor.
midad con las opinioneB y los BentimientoS
expreBadoB lealmente por 81 senior Hogtog,
realizarfamos, no solamente un acto de
hip6crita adulaci6n, sino un delito de lesa
conciencia, al falsear 10 fntimo de nusstlas
convicciones.
HemoS de deciI, sin embargo que & Ia
lealtad con que manifesto Bus oposiCioneg
y SentimientOs, une ell senior ,.HogtOB un
exquisite tacto para no mortifcar poT NOR
tyfcGr, sereiIl0messte, las OpiniOnea y genti-
mientog ajenos ="
Aun aquelloB pRsajeB en- los que mas 90
ataca nuestras ideas en- materiaB deteTmi-
nadas los hemos leido atentamente, sin
experimental nj por un momento Ia indig-
naci6n que produce Ia irOnfa burda e el
menosprecio sectario. -
CTeemos que eHta eB Ia mayor ala banza
que puede hacer do una obra de controver-
Bia un adversario leal.
El libro del senior Hostog no ha desa-
rraigadO nuestras convicciones; pero le
hemoB lefdo con Ia deferencia que merece
toda exposition de ideas, digna cort6s-
mente desarrollsda.
de "Nuestro Tempo" de Madrid.)
L. de T.
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TO WHOM II NAY CONCERN

Public notice is hereby given that The
Fajardo Sugar Company, a corporation
owning aud operating sugar centrale or
manufactery at the town of Faiardo, Porto
Rico. has applied to the Executive Coun-
Gil for the granting of a concession or fran
Chise authorizing the said Company to
take from the Fajardo River at point
about one thousand yards below the point
where said river is crossed by the public
road leading from Fajardo to Oeiba, not
to exceed two hundred and twenty-five
gallons of water, per second, to be used by
said Company for industrial purposes in
connection with the operation Of said sugar
mill or CentTale; the balance or surplus of
such water, after using the same as afore'
said, to be returned to the said Fajardo
River in pure condition.
A public hearing ef the, said petition
before the Executive Council Of Porto Ri
CO will be had on Thursday, the 28th day
of March, 1907, at two o'clock p. m. at
which hearing all persons desiring to be
heard for or against the granting of said
petition will be given an opportunity to
be heard.
". r. Bennen, Chief Clerk of the Exc
cutive Council of Porto Rico. 5v. g.
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NOTICASDE
GBAYANtA.
Sc esta husGandO ALI sI sitiO para
instaIar Ia plaza del msrCadO.
So asOguFa que 50 ha sspaTadO del partldO Tepa.
hIlCaRO sl busR ObreTO don Nicolas hOrSO
PlzaTTO.
Ode nuestrO cOrresponsGl. }

Mario 16.-Ya se est6 investigando por
Ia Junta de Ornate del Hon. COncejo Mu.
nicipal, el Bitio para Ia installation de Ia
Plaza de Mercado.
Ya era tempo, mis- queridos correligio.
narios de que Sc dispuEieran echar & correr
ese dinerO. EI pueblo Sufre pOr falta de
trabajo.~ sg
Han sido decomisadoB 90 el estabIeci.
mientO del senior Truyol algunos sacos de
garbanzos averiados que 90 encontraban On
el deBpacho. Ell Bervicio fu6 prestado p0r
lUS agenteS Pilot y V6zquez.
Tambi@n fueron decomisadoB IA Bacos
del mismo artfculo por estar en- NAL estsdo
al comerCiante senior Gallart por los mis-
mos agenteS.
Los comercianteB se1oFeB Moreno y
de Diego al sospechar de mala calidad un
bRcalao que tenfan en- gus almacenes la
maron los agentes de sanidad para que
por Ia ofcina del ramo so examinara y
procediera 50 decomiso en- case de estar
descompuesto. En- res6men, 81 artfculo
fu6 retirado mandado quemar.
Ell dia 81 del que cursa tendT6 lugar
una velada en- eI ceDtro "Uni6n Espiritis.
ia" de esta Ciudad, Ia cual promote quedar
muy lucida. .-.
Persona gus nos merece credito nos
manifesto que el sefior alCalde creara en-
el nuevo presupuesto la plaza de abogado
de la municip palidad, medids que ser& muy
acogida pOr Ia opinion p6blica.
-Ha fallecido en- esta ciudad el obreFo
Ramon Bacenet persona muy estimada en-
esta Bociedad. D. E. P.
-Ha gido puesto en- ibeEtad proviBio-
nal mediante fanza prestada los procesa.
dos don Juan Garcia y don Santos Lopez.
De la defsnBa del primero On Ia cauga que
Be le sigue por supuesto homicidio so ha
heCho cargo el competente. letrado don
Tomas BernaTdini de Ia, Huerta.
Sc espera en- eSta ciudad la llegada
del honorable fiscal senior PaIacioB Ro.
drfguez.
Ell dia dos del entrante mes de abril
SO har& cargo de Ia comandancia ce la
policfa insular de este distrito el capitGn
Jose Judice
Los republicanoS cFeyendo que dicho
funcionario ger& materia hecha para BuB
trapiBondas estSn contentog; pero nosotros
que conocemos al capitan Judice sabemoB
Hue dLEoV6moS aS6SuLaE Jus Vo40A@ &40A
a proceder con la exquisita correction que
le distingue.
va pasaVon aquellos tiempos, sefores
TepGbIicOs.
Don Modesto Bird Leon la distin-
guida espoBa de don Modesto Ramos fue-
ron los fadores del obrero don Juan Gar.
Cfa Sanchez.
ESQ prueba las simpatfas de que disfru.
ta el laborioBo obrero en- eBta ciudad.
Sc nos dice que SO ha separadO del
partido republicano quedando en- actitud
abSOlutamente independence el obrero don
Nicolas Alfonso Pizarro.
El sefior Alfonso ha sido aquf uno de
los mas ssfduoB defengores del republica-
nismo. Republican, independence le
distinguimoS por sus condolences perso-
males.
Sc nos asegura que ciertOB empIeadoS
municipaIes preSentar6n gu renunCia en-
breve para dedicarBe otros negocioB.
IgnOramos la veracidad de tales mani.
festaciones.
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N. R. SILVA

Platero, especialista en- monturas tifano
Otras, estilO modernO, prendas de orc y
plata preciOs m6dicos, garantiZa sus ira
bajOs y responde de la prenda que SO le
conffe Casa de Prestamos. IL. Luna II.
Hace tO,la clsse de operaciOnes de presta-
mos sObre alhajas de orc y plata
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-18
COMMERCIAL

Nos participant los sefiores Zambraua y
Franceschi, de Juana Diaz, haber consti'
tuido alli una Bociedad mercantil que gi'
raba ant6S en- diCha plaza bajo la raz6n
social de ar, Rodriguez & Ca" Estog,
en- circular one tsmbien hemos recibido,
informan que han disueIto la sociedad
mercantl que bajo dichs raz6n girabs, pa.
Sando las existencias de la misma poder
de la nueva casa que Sc ha constituido
bajo Ia raz6n social de Zambrana y Fran
ceschi,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-18

que en- la quincena anterior -dicen de Ia
Habana-Csy6 una fueTte graniEada, Ia
portinaz SEGA que 20 sients en- otra no me-
nos importante de la Vuelta Arriba, la
cosecha de tabacO en- general, preuenta
muy buen aspecto.
La cantidad de tabaco BembradO, Bu
Calidad y lasprOpiedades con que Cura ls
hoia cortada, haCen espeFar una buena
cosacha, en- calidad y Cantidad, 81 bien ha
de ser On Vuelta Arriba algo escasa en-
capas, abundando poF consiguients les Gle.
ses bajas, las que son hoy mas nscesariaS
los fabriCantes de cigarros.
EEn esta imprenta ss vende papel de
,narihdicn viaio s 800 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-18
LTNEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

ItinSrariO. de Bayam6n y OapI.
tel BimultanOamentO!
Diag aborablS-Mafiana 8, 7.O5, 8 30
0.46 11.OO. TardO 1915, 1.45, Bis. 4.B5, 6.45
y $780,.
DiaS OstivOs.-MaHana 8, 7.O5, $50, 9.45
2 11.O0 TardO 1915, 1.BO, $780, $780, 4.SO
B.45 y $50.
BillOss baratOs para dias fostivos. Do
OAtafiO Bayam6n, ida y vuOlta IL ol .sO
90-26 g. elage S0-l6. De Bayam6n q o. .atio
ia y vus. To II ClasS 9O-15, 81 cIasS 90. , .
Bill0t0 Ordinario do Capital OOt 40 en-
Cl9s0 & G0ntRV0g.
B0yam6n, ~ de SOpti0mbr0 de 1905 Ra.
RA nN6n XAIhAa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-18
lMnIcAnnR s,.GENERlL

G.0NSEJo A LAS MADRES.-El Jarabe cal1aante De
d sVa Wnsow debe usaEss sienpr que los ni1os estaB
e. odo de Ia dentici6n. Proporciona avio nediato
Al pequeho paciente, produce natural tranguo
aiva el dolor e angelic desperta muy vvo aegre
Es muy agadable al paadaF cama al nno, ablanda
encias alviz dolores haee aees Las fnciones del
est6mago regna los intestnos Es el mejor remedio
eonocdo para IA dea va DoVenga esta de Ia dentiei6n
de eualquiera oa 1Gngase mucho cudado pedh
e 'Jarabe Calmante de u Sonora Winsow as el mej0
A. .ina
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-03-18

Tome en- las comidas aqua mineral
natural "HIAWATHA." Lameior
aqua para el est6mago y los rifiones Oh.
tuvo los primeros premioB en- las Gltimas
expoSioiones celebradas, en- competencia
con mas de 300 clases de aguaS, tanto
nacionaleS como extrangeraB. Ventas por
cajas, Sanchez Morale 6 Co., Tetuan "a,
San Juan Puerto Rico.