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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10

clase de carne que Sc expende camo
esta senalado. Llamamos la aten-
ci4u-d de Quien corresponds.
Ell Assistaut-dile eltor &c Sa.
nidad, Benefcencia y Correcciones,
acompanado de Mr.. Lyons, inspec-
tor de edi6cios pdblicos, visit6 aver
el Manicomio y el Asilo de nlhos,
de Santurce, para en- union de los
Superintendentes respectivcs, ms
peccionar los articulos in1tiles { In
servibles que hayan de darse de ba-
ia en- dichos establecimientos de Ca
rldad { informar al Comisionado del
Interior q fin de que disponga su
restitution.
Ell inspector veterinar1o del
distrito Sur, ha cumplido la licen-
cia que lie fue concedida y vuelto q
su residencia de Ponce.
-Ha fallecido anoche en- Puer-
ia de Terra, el joven de Mayagiez
don Carmelo Mora, que estuvo en-
pleado como maquinista en- la GEN.
tral de Caguas. Hace alg1n item
po residfa en- San Juan, donde Sc le
estimaba por sus buenas condicio
mes personales. Descanse en- paz
Ell Alcalde de Carolina h:
remitido al Superintendent de Sa
, nidad el proyecto y pianos de I'll
acueducto que Sc propone cons
: truir en- breve aquel Municipio.
+ -Parece cosa resuelta que VI
l que el Municipio no manda rellena
de manera solida el bache de la ca
a lie qDuffaut,o de..Santurce. Vario
vecinos intelesados en- que Sc ARE
gle reuniran fondos por suscripci6
S para realizar la referida obra.
/. 81 este Sc hace y 10 consiente el A
S calde tque Sc dira de nuestra activ
u administration municipal
-Hemos tenido el gusto de 81
d ludar 4 nuestro estimado amigo
l. correligionario don Javier Cuevi
Z, Zequeira, farmaceutico de Luquill
J. que ha venido con objeto de acor
pafiar y despedir a su hermano r
n fael, de cuyo viaje a los Estad
el UnidoS damos cuenta en- otra part
I va Sc han recibido por
81 contratista senior francisco Escal
en- ma los tubos para las obrss del
Ia cantarillado de Puerta de Terl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
Impresiones y noticias

que habran de comenzar ahora con
toda exactitud.
ri jurado, en- el dia de hoy
ha declarado no culpable por hallar.
Sc loco en- el momento de la conf.
sion del delito q Jose Zoilo Ruiz,
acusado de ataque pora cometer vio-
laci6n. Este individuo fue solda.
do del Regimiento de Puerto Rico
y Sc lie di6 de baja por demencia,
encontrandose desde entonces en-
Vega Baja, entire sus familiares,
donde comei6 el delito en- la per-
soma de la Seiiora Santos Valentfn.
-Esta noche Sc reunira el sub
comite de la sUni6ns de San Juan,
con el objeto de tomar varios impor-
tantes acuerdos relacionados con
nuestra colectividad.
Ri juez de la Corte de Dis
trito, secci6n segunda, dict6 SEN
tencia esta mafiana en- la causa COLI
ira don Enrique Miro por fraude al
Erario de Puerto Rico, condenau-
dole a tres afios de presidio con ira
baios forzados, con inhabilitaci6n
absolute para ejercer cargo pdblico.
-Acusado de acometimiento y
aggression grave en- Guayanilla, fue.
ron sentenciados en- Ponce q 50 y
40 dias de carcel respectivamente,
los individuos Juan Vega y Jose
Luciano Vega.
-Pedimos por centesima vei
r al Official de Sanidad disponga 81
coloquen en- la Sala de Socorro
S de esta ciudad dos 8 tres ban
: cos de maderas, donde puedan sen
d tarse las personas que concurrei
Z q la consulta diaria de los mGdi.
: cos municipales. Los pobres tam
a bien neceSitan que Sc les attend
y Sc les ofrezca toda clase de CO
/. modidades.
y -Belen della Vega, de Cagua:
Is ha solicitado ingreso en- el sanatc
D, rio antitubeIculoso.
l. Hoy EMBARGO para los Est,
a. dos Unidos, en- uso de licencia, NJ
os L. D. Linsdley, jefe de la divisit
e. de construcciones de Iedifcios csc
el lares.
o. -Nuestro amigo don Jo
H. Blanco, empleado de las ofcinas d
a, comisionado del Interior, ha sail,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10

Sanldad, certi6cado de destruction
de varios articulos cue les fueron
decomisados.
Para el IS del actual esta Sc
fialada la vista del juicio en- la cau-
sa por asesinato en- primer grado
instruida contra Rafael Maule6n.
FL fiscal sehor Torres Grau
presentara q la Corte de Distrito en-
Ell dia de mafiana, las acusaciones
contra Severe Verdejo por seduction
" Gregorio Marquee por escala-
miento.
Don Ramon Medina Salda-
ma, de Yauco, ha solicitado Sc lie
nombre escribiente de una de las
ofcinas de vacuna que han de esta-
blecerse en- algunas ciudades de la
isla con motive de la vacunacion
general que ha de efectuarse en-
breve.
Don Bernardo Viera, de Ca
rolina, ha solicitado permiso para
estabiecer un puesto de carne en-
aquella poblaci6n.
Ell Teniente Schettini queda-
ra al frente de la demarcaci6n de
San Juan, mientras dure la enfer-
medad del captain Cabrera.
-El policia Antonio Marti-
nez arrest6 aver tarde al carrero
Nicolas Montafez por estar traba.
iando con un caballo sin herrar.
Han sido condenados por el
iuez municipal de Manati, Ramon
Kortrigh q S meses ~ dias, por abu-
50 de con6arza; y Juan Lopez San
tiago q once meses 13 dias por hur-
} to menor.
: Pedro Fuentes y Juan ca.
? brera fueron detenidoS aver, por
, habsr alterado la paz p1blica. Por
r el mismo delito fue arreStado el ma.
o rinero e;pafiol Jose vaaquez,
|. En- los talleres de la sPuertc
Rican Leaf Tobacco Companys er
/. Arecibo, ha terminado la escogids
/, y han quedado sin trabajo unos *
e hombses y unas 500 mujeres,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10

-.Esta mafiana conferenciaron /!
los rreporterss con el Gobernador.
Estaba muy ocupado, trabajando en-
sd informe anual que ha de remitlr
& Washington.
Este informe -dljo Mr.. Post
tiene datos muy importantes que
oportuuamente Sc darau & conocer,
muy especialmente en- 10 que res
pecta 4 movimiento comercial de
importation y exportaci6n que du-
rante Ell pasado afo econ6mico ha
ascendido q unos Sc millones de
dollars, que es la cifra mas grande
en- Ia historic de Puerto Rico.
En- el 1896, dos afios antes de
Ia invasion, Sc obtuvo la mayor ci-
fra de importation y exportaci6n
en- esta isla, pero sole assemble a ~
millones 772 mil dollars.
Despues de haber tornado po.
session los americanos de esta isla,
baio el movimiento comercial en-
t,qo1 a IS millones, pero mas tar
de fue ascendido, de modo que en-
el 1902 alcanz6 4 $2s.644,o 900;
en- 1908 a$79.538,ooo en- 1904 &
$2o.43s, 900, en- que Sc observe una
pequefia baja; en- 1905 a$3s.244, ooc
en- 1906 q $4s.o85, 900, hasta e
aho pasado que como va he dicht
assemble ala suma de S Sc. 900. 900
81 Gobernador no tuvo min
pun otro asunto de que informa
hoy a los representatives de Il
prensa.
La function cinematografc
de aroche fue del agrado del publ
10. Lo 6nico en- que Sc nota bas
tante defciencia, es en- los pocc
tndsicos que amenizan les espectacr
los. Por 10 demas, las vistas son Ia
mejores que Sc han exhibido e
Puerto Rico.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciuda
nuestro amigo el Lcdo don MARI
no Riera Palmer, de Mayague
Ilamado con urgencia para atel
der asuntos de familia.
-lnf6rmasenos que contin6t
sacrihcandose reses prehadas en-
matadero de esta ciudad, cuya ca
ne Sc expende al pIblico como
fuera de novillo; pues no Sc fla
81 mercado Ia tsblills, expresando
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
NOT|C|AS D|VERSAS
Ell pob1ado de Cata11o.
Una vista sanitaria
que Sc impone.
DON ANGEL RlvERO
Por infriugir las leyes sobre
rentas internas -Logia
Estrella de Luquillo.

- =
ridades sanitarias de aquel poblado
no toman medidas acerca del estado
ante higienico del barrio, Sc diera
una vista por alli el inspector me-
dico del distrito norte fin de que
Sc cerciore del abandono en- que Sc
tienen muchos patios y letrinas, 10
cual hace que aquel poblado sea
mas insalubre de la cuenta.
Don Angel Rivero, embarca
hoy para los Estados Unidos 4 su
sobrinito Manolfn, hijo mayor de
su hermano politico don Manuel
Rodriguez "a. e. p. d. con el fin
de prepararlo para una carrera uni
versitaria.
En- Ia plaza vacante de So
brestante de obras p1blicas NUM-
cipales, que renunci6 don Ramon
Diaz, ha sido nombrado don Jose
Casimiro Berries.
OLYMPIA Torres, mujer de vi
da airada fue reducida a prisi6n en-
Ponce, acusada de corruption de
memories. La procesada solo cuen.
ia IS afios de edad.
-Anoche celebr6 tenida ordl-
dinaria la Logia Estrella de Lu.
quillo.
-Despues de pasar el period dc
de vacaciones al lado de su seiiors
madre, embarca hoy para New
York, con objeto de reanudar su
estudios el niho Joaquin Masferre
Martinez, hijo de un queridisim
amigo nuestro, patricia de temple
! que por su frmeza de caracter
j por 10 arraigado de sus conviccic
mes, tanta popularldad y tanto pres
: tigio alcanz6 en- la region de oriente
Su herea.r que apenas cuent
catorce ahos y que demuestra gra
afci6n al estudi6 sabe hontar in
dudablemente el apellido que llevs
iAdelante, que el porvenir {
de la juventud que Sc levanta!
Dos meses de earcel impus
el juez municipal de Afiasco al ia
baquero Ventura Feliciano Mirand
por infracci6n a las leyes de Rents
Internas.
-En el vapor aCoamo0 regr,
san hoy a sus Colegios y Un
, versidades en- los Estados Undo
gran n1mero de estudiantes que
hallaban en- esta isla pasando el p
: riodo de vacaciones.
Para mafana estan sedalad
en- la Corte de Dlstrito los juici
: por seduction contra Jose Diaz &
= sCortito' y Manuel Beiley Cald
ron.
. FL. inspector de sanidad {
Departamento Consolidate, seii
Torres, ha presentado en- el dia
~ hoy nueva denuncia contra la ca
. que posee don Luis Sanchez MOI
J les en- la calle de San Agusti
= Puerta de TERRA, por haberlo /
!" cho anteriormente con fecha 20
u julio, sin que hasta ahora Sc ha
hecho nada para entnendar las dt
% ciencias que Sc denunciaban.
-Desde el ssbado las tres
media de la tarde hasta hoy a La
de la mafiana no habia necesita
asistencla ningun herido 8 contr
en- la sala de socorros de San Ju;
:, Los practicantes han estado
asueto.
Ha fallecido hoy en- el A,
- - de Carload de nifos de Santurce
- :, asilada Maria Eugenia Echar
Ingles, natural de San Sebasti
. 10 que ha sido communicate
dos TELEGRAPH al alcalde de aquel pus
ana para que 10 haga saher a los ia
liares de dicha niho.
bre Los sefores 0choa Her
/ el nos, del comercio de esta pli
han soiicitado del Depattament
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10
HACIA IA METVOPOLI.

A bordo del aCoamoS embarc6
hoy para los Estados Unidos, con
objeto de seguir la carrera de leyes,
nuestro querido amigo Ell joven don
Rafael Cuevas Zequeira, c1yas re.
levantes aptitudes como orador y
como poeta, son conocidas y esti.
madas en- Puerto Rico.
Los municipios de Fajardo,
Lola y Rio Grande contribuyen
generosamente costearle los estu.
dios, y por clio merecen sinceros
placemes.
Rafael Cuevas Zequeira que a
TN talento privilegiado-el que 10
hereda no 10 hurta-reune una ins.
trucci6n s6lida, bien cimentada, y
una voluntad frme y perseverance,
sabra corresponder dignamente q Ia
protection que lie brindan los mu.
niclpios mencionados.
De New York Sc dirigira 4 Was.
higton y allf elegira la Universidad
en- que ha de seguir sus estudios.
Feliz travesfa y brillantes notas
en- los ejercicios de fin de curse, de
seamos al compatriota que Sc ausen
ia y que sabra colocarse 4 la altur'
de su hermano Sergio, nuestro inol
vidable amigo, que honra q nuestr,
pals en- la isla de Cuba, como cate
dratico de la Universidad de la Ha
bana, orador de alto vuelo y perio
dista de atildada y castiza pluma.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-10

para los bafos de Coamo con dos
meses de licencia. lie acompaha
SD apreciable familia.
I'm solo enfermo ccn febre
tifoidea queda actualmente en- el
Hospital Cuareutenalio.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
Wall Street Trading Is BsIny Gu|d-
cd by Sk'|Ifu| Hands, / /;
Believed.
MONEY SITUATION IS EASIER
There Is a Continued Offering in the
Exchange Market of Rankers Bills
OF Exchanee-Market Closed Weak
And Dull-Tho Total Sales and
Closing Quotations.
(Dy Assoclatcd Pressl

NEW YORK, JUNE 2G.-The princi-
pal interest in today's stock market
centered in Its technical position and
the differences that might be derived
as to the origin and character OF the
demand which sprang up yesterday
and started the upward movement of
prices.
The effect was 10 confirm pretty
confidently the superstition of the
professional nature of the movement
The early dealings today showed the
market In skillful hands and the ap-
peaiance of activity and strength
was well maintained during the
period of profit taking sales. Later
the appearance was not so favorable,
and the organized support of prices
was not pursued, presumably because
me prices of realizing profits had
been successfully concluded The
result was a disappointment to n
following that had looked for n pro-
icrgation of the movement over the
enc of the month as 1t was expected
That the reinvestment OF profits to
be disbursed next month might be
toe objective In view by the operat-
ors for the advance. Today's state
nlont of subtreasury operations in
tact showed n loss by the banks in
cash to that institution since last
Friday of SS,0000OO which is suhl-
GENTLY threatening prospect for the
heavy credit requirements for the
end half of the year in view OF an
existing surplus of less than $4,000.
COO held by the banks last Saturday.
a feature In the money situation
was the Further easing OF discount
rates In London and the continued
offering in the exchange market here
OF bankers bills of exchange for the
purpose OF drawing foreign funds for
lending in this market. This move.
ment is most relied on to case the
situation in the local market over the
turn of the year. The closing tone
was easy with net losses more mum.
elous than gains.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales
par value $1v4S,00O U. S. bonds were
unchanged on call. Total sales to-
day 55S700 shares including copper
1890 Sugar 900; Tobacco GOO; A.
G. 200: C. & o. 1900; L. e N. 500:
N & w. coo; Reading 10000; Union
Pacific 13l 1000; u. s. Steel 44,5OO;
Va. Car Chem 500; Northern Pacific
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
TRANSACTED LITTLE BUSINESS,
Supervisors Held Regular Monthly
Meeting Yesterday Mornlna.

The meeting OF the board 81 super
vlsors of Elizabeth City county was
held in the circuit clerks Office room
Yesterday morning ut 10 o'clock. but
little business was transacted.
The board decided to place three
candle power ligh, at Phillips cor
uer. near Bucltroc Beach, which will
he maintained during the summer
season at tho beach.
The contract for supplying sub.
sistencc 10 the poor house for tho
coming rlrcc months WAS awarded
Mi H. e.. Lee, whose bid was the
lowest at SI35.03.
The clerk was directed To notify
he Chesapeake g. Ohio Railway
Company that It's crossings ut Saw
ycr's Swamp are in need of repairs
ana that the work must he done i'm
mediatcly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27

take an appeal in the tax eases re.
comfy decided by Judge blackstone
ana therefore will pay into the couu-
ty taxes on the SUM Of $4,000 for
the past four years
County Treasurer David johnson
VII within few DAYS receive u
check from the Normal school for
about $4,000, which will come into
the Golfers of the county through the
fight madc To tax the Normal school
by Commonwealth's Attorney B. A.
Lewis.
Tho legal fight on the school tax
has been Il long one and has been
fought through i'll the courts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
FOR TREASURER
10 VntprS of Ell2nhnth

County:
| shall be n candidate for treasurer
of the county in the general election
to be held on Tuesday. November A.,
ana | will appreciate most cordially
your support. | am not running as
n candidate of any political party
clique or organization but shall sub
init my claims to the people. bclicv.
Ing that 1t is the voters who must dc,
edo who shall serve them in their
offices OF trust. Seventeen years In
the office gave me n training that
certainly fits me for the position, and
II am again elected TO tho position
II will DO my aim to treat MI Of tho
people as did while In office.
G-5.tf JESSE JONES.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.
Misses Allie Rowe and Edna Rowe.
who have been visiting in New York
and Washington, since
former graduated from Cornell Uni
Igersity, arrived home last evening.
Miss Allie Beasley Wood. of Co
lnmbus. Miss. Is visiting her uncle,
Mr.. Robert G. Beasley in Melrose
avenue.
Miss Emma Clarke, of Richmond,
is visiting Miss Margaret Schmelz., In
East Queen street.
Misses Elizabeth Bryan and Della
Bryan, of / etersburg. are visiting
Miss Dorothy Armstrong, on Hamp-
ton Roads
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
TRIcE-s AeER.

tuTSt WeuuTH9 III -dbt rIdIHPtUn GU
terday Afternoon.
The marriage of Mr.. Winfield HI.
'Trice and Miss Theo Moore Sager
was solemnized in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Sager, in East Hamp-
ION yesterday afternoon. The we'd
ding was very quiet one.
Miss SaGer is n very popular young
lady and has considerable talent as
I'M eocutionlst. Mr.. Trice is a MEM
Der of The Hampton Carpenters and
Joiners' Union.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27
FIGHTING LOWER RATES
Suit Against vFglaIs and North
CaPo'Iaa Argued al AshviI'e.
ENFORCEMENT OF TWO CENT LAW
Railroads Contend That They win
Lose Money II They Are Compelled
to Charge Lower Fares, While
States Say Contention is Not True.
(By Associated Press

ASlIEVILLE, N. c., June 2G.--Thc
suits brought by the leading railroad
companies of the South to cnjoin the
states of North Carolina and virginia
from enforcing tho reduced passenger
and freight rates fixed by the lcgis.
latures OF those states. camc up for
hcarinE before Judge Pritchard In the
United States Circuit Court today.
Counsel for both sides presented their
pleas. The railroad commended that
tho reduced rates are so low that
they will eventually financially ruin
the roads or prevent dividends and
thus failing to pay reasonable com
pensation for money invested they
VIII he deprived of their property
without duo process of law. In viola
ton of the Federal constitution.
Counsel for tho states contend that
the reduction of passenger ratios
would still leave the railroads II fair
profit, even though there should I've
decrease In revenues. Walter u.
Hines. of New York. general counsel
for the Santa Fc. was conducting the
argument for the Southern railway
when court adjourned til tomorrow.
SCHOOL WILL NOT APPEAL.
Normal School VIII Accept the Dc.
clsion Of Judge Blackstone.
The Hampton Normal ana Agricul-
tural Institute has decided not to
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-06-27

2i,5000; Southern Railway 1900. do
pfd. 500; Tenn. Coal and Iron 200;
Sloss Sheffield 200.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-13
VIRGINIA PRESS ASSOCIATION

The Virginia Prtss Association net
Tuesday morning at Exposition s,ud
was called 10 order by ". :. Copeland
president. Ia his annual addnss the
president reccumended that the ASSoci.
alton oficr q priza for the weekly paper
showing the h.-t makeup during the
month oi May. 1905 the decision to Del
left tu q committee from three Of the
daily papers. each newspaper in thu con-
test sending copy during the month 90
the committee. that the number Of stand
iug committees Be- enlarged: the exec
utiye committee be enlarged 20 twelve.
five constituting . quorum: that thrte
other standing committees ON iegisls.
ton. program for next meeting and one
ON recommendation b. appointed.
Aidn Sses we've made hv Hon. Richard
Evelyn BYRD Mr.. ". A. Land. judge
C.areuce J. Campbell and MIR S.M. Nick
The II. l.. Pelouze Type Foundry. OF
Richmond. offered an additional prizs oI
500 for the newspaper contest
In the afternoon "A Joint meeting Of In,
National and Virginia Associations WA,
ht li 10 hear an address hy ". ". tins y
president southern Railway Company.
Oiioers for the coming year ale. presi
dent. W. ). Copeland; Vine President.A :
Gravely; secretary l.. Hart; Trea-u-.,r
4. n Beazley; Historian. Miss Bertha
Robinson, Executive Committe A =
Rowe Il r. Barham. ! n Lindsay. ~
McO lie. T.. ! Campbell e. + Nrrkcr
". Z Donohoe. C. d peWitt.G-I Green
A ; Morton: National Committeeman
W Med. Lee
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-13
OUR CONFEDERATE CAMP

Every loyal and worthy eX-Conied-
crate in this city and immediate sec
tion should join ourlocalcamp. The
purpose OF these camps is not to re-
vive or keep alive the bitterness and
animosities OF the war. but TO keep
green and fresh it's memories and as
sociations, and TO help needy ex-Con-
federates. Our camp has been in
strumental in doing much good.
Many an old and poor ex-Confeder-
ate would have been deprived OF The
pleasure of attending the late reunion
at Richmond but for the camp. for it
gave free tickets to Richmond to its
members and other ex-Confederates.
In addition it has materially helped
theae old soldiers in sickness and dis
tress. Indeed, but for the kind and
good Offices Of this camp number
of old soldiers sick and disabled from
work would have suffered Why it
is that ourex-Confederates do not all
Join the camp we know not. mother
places all are pleased and proud to
be members of their local camp.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-13
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected by Simon Hirsh ( Bro
Wheat. 50 10 90; corn. go 90 GJ, meal.
81 30 70 81 30; oats, ~ to 30; hens. i've.
10, Il; dressed. 12tot2 spring chicke. 4,
lSto22;egl,s, l4tOl - ard lJtJl2; duck :.
live lOtoll; dressed. l = 10 D. I: nrtter. !
10 p; hams, II to IL. swe Get potatoes,
30 70 81 Irish potatoes. so 70 1O;apples,
per bushel SltoSl %; veal. 4sto5; lambs,
$3.50 70 80 80: hides, green, ; to 10:
dry. u To -. sa'ted. No. /. 9 TO 10.
cab skins NJ !, $l.lO per skin; bald
hay, SlI 10 81 per ton; leaf sumee. GO
70 50 per 100, hogs, live weight. j
to o'sc; b'-ef. live weight. ~ 10 3sc.;
pork, to ~; turkeys. live. ! ,: undrawn,
Il 10 -; drawn. - to 16; Early Roae
potatoes. seed. - 10 81.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-13
The Bowling Green
Female Seminary
Property
n HoMIIng Gn.en. CnrolInn cnnntn- N
FOR SALE
at Public Auction.

by virtueof two deeds of trust executed
10y /. III. Rowe and Mary W. his wife
the one To T. ". Chandler. trustee
dated the 10Th day of May. 1899. and
recorded IN decd book 67.page BIS. of the
records OF deeds OF Caroline county. and
the other To +. W. Chandler and 4 b.
Chandler, trustees, dated June 2nd.
1899. and recorded in d,~d book 6T.page
d4S, default having beer. made in III,
payment OF the Indebtedness secured in
both OF said deeds. 10y the parties who
bought said property from said Row,
and assumed his obligations. and the un-
dersign'd trustees having been requested
10y the holders of the Indebtedness afor,.
sand VIII expose To sale at public auc.
non at Bowling Green. Caroline county
Va. ON
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-06-13
MARRIAGES

Miss Sadie Muir Combs aud DR.. Marquis
Oldham. both % Lancaster. were mar
RED AZ Trinity Protestant Eaiscopal
Church, Heathsyiiie. Moldav. Rev. Sir.
Combs. father Of the bride. Officiating.
Frank Elmer and Mis- Mary Dawson.
OF Reedvile. were married at the Baptist
parsonage Tuesday. Rev Or Dunawa y
officiating. Mr aud Mrs Elmer will
reside at CoRu