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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
La inspection Sanitaria
UN tNFOP M &

El Inspector del distrito Norte doc
tor Lugo Viiias, ha remitido al Supe-
rintendente de Sanidad doctor Her
nandez, la siguiente communication
"Tengo ell honor de informer
usted ell haber inspeccionado ell edif-
clio recienteme construido en- Ell puc.
bio del Dorado y destinado para MIA
tadero" situado a convenieute
distancis de lugar hab;tado-el piso eS
de construction de cemcnto. ticnc
aqua sufciente para ST. limpieza, con
desagiie apropiado al rio, cuyas aguas
salobres no tienen uso alguno.
En- tai virtud, suplico usted Sc
sirva dar su sprobaci6n al plano So
licitud prese ntada por el senor Pedro
Lopez.
Respetuos amcrte
DR.. LHg0 Una.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
Criminal 0 inOCente I?
Antonio de Cardi Sc presenta 4 decla
rar ante Ell fiscal de la Corte
de Distrito del termino
de Maricao
UN HOMBRE MUERTO

Aver tarde ocurrio en- el barrio
MucaraboneS Tin encuentro entire
Emilio MARTINEZ y Antonio de Car
di, reSultando con una herida de
bala ell primero.
Cardi Sc presento al Fiscal de Ia
Corte de Distrito respectiva mauifes-
tando cue ell hecho habia sido ca
sual y que no tuvo intencion dc herir
a su compafiero. A practicar la in
vestigaci6n fallecio ell susodicho
Martinez, ordenandose ell reconoci-
miento del cadaver.
Cardi presto una fanza de 500 do
liars, quedando en- libertad provisio-
nal.
Seglin parte facultativo, Maritime
fallecio de resultas De disparo de re
volver en- rifIa, habiendo sido su
muerte intentional.
Por diCho motivo Sc Ia ordenado
Ell Immediate arresto de Cardi, quien
Sc acusa de asesinato. FL fiscal So
licita una fianza de dos mil dollars.
La policia Ocupo el revolver y varias
CapSulas desCargadas.
Ell cabo Baez Y guardias 4 Sus 6rde.
mes. detuvleron en- Ia madrugada 4
Juan Padua Y Maximino Torres. que
aparecen complicados en- ell aSunto.
La sumaris incoada por el Juez pa
sara Ia Corte del Distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

solutamente contrario al bill
del seflor Conception, la CANA
ra acord6 que volviera q ser re-
considerable.
Menos NAL que en- un asunto
como este. es dado eSperar que
la Comision, encargada del die
tamen opine 10 mismo que GUAM
do dio su informe de que fuese
pospuesto indefnidamente.
Aqui 10 mas lamentable, des-
pues del proyecto a que nos re :
ferimos, es Ell tempo que Sc
esta perdiendo en- estudiar una
cosa que no merece que Sc lie
dispenser esos honores.
Por nuestra pa1te, va 10 he
mos dicho. Sin la inexperada
resoluci6n de la Camara devol-
viendo a la Comision de obras
p1blicas 10 que va esta habia re.
chazado por inutil, no el hubiese
mos consagrado un tempo y un
espacio que necesitamos para
otras cuestiones de interes efec-
two y de innegable impor-
tancia.
La sorprendente. la inexpera-
da resolucion de la Camara es
la que nos ha decidido a prestar
atenci6n al torpisimo proyecto,
dehnido por su autor con este
lena suggestive: Para estable-
Ger un servicio de cable que be-
neflcie al Pueblo de Puerto
Rico.
Y resulta, seg1n Ell informe
de la Comisi0n expresada, que
seria necesario presupuestar
unos ounce mil dollars anua-
les para atender a ese fantasti-
co servicio de information.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
PARIS
LAS MEMORIALS DE LA OTERO

La bella Otero Ia comprenddo que
ha llegado el momento dc cScribir
sus Memorials. Siempre bella, pcro
va no joven. quiere complacerse. du b.
rante las veladas cada dfa mas largas
del invierno, en- evocar los fantas-
mas cue han pasado junto 4 ella los
fantasmas galantes Y los trzgicos
fantasthas. Porque la vida dc nucs
ira ilustre cortesana no ha sido STEM.
pre- como una dulce romauza nj como
TN alegre cromo. Entire las czSta s.
ffuelas vibrantes y las copas rubias.
entire las coplas y las rlsas, aparecen.
en- las lejanfas del recucrdo dc su
existencia. algunas manchas de san
gre que salpicaron los encajcs dc su
lecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
Un artiSta pintOr

Mr.. Chas c. Petersen Ia alberto
una exposition de sus obras pict6ri-
cas- en- casa de Pacheco, calIe de Ia
Fortaleza, 81.
La especialidad de Mr.. Petersen
son los retratos. Algunos que hemos
visto de personas conocidas llaman
la atenci0n por el parecido que tie
men.
Es, en- realidad. un bueu retratis-
ia Mr.. Petersen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

~c abrc 70 session Is Ise dos me
dla. 81. Ier ci sc'a Fr 'f anterior y
Sc apucha 90 .e1.r f. a.fa p.Ic qu-
Ia invc stig1e.un que ha dc hscrrse
sobre 3lguB1s 'etfs sea extensive /
cierla ley pre- ecu'sil plr cl dclcga
3u -rnuf ksw.. T.. arHlr AeuH4 dt.
Cc que sc tDm8fa ru cueufa
~c sprucba cn tcrrcra fcctura a
prOycctH dc la Camera. nGmcru e.
Sc aptucbl Hm5.sn Ell "a & n6
Nero sccrg4 dc 'a barrisda abrcra
dc san Juan dcstiuand0 So 600 para
.diChas Obras con las cumicndaa intro.
.ducidas por cl ComitG de- Corporacio-
mes Municipalcs P@ssn ambos pro.
ycctos dc lev al Conseio Eiefuiivo
p1r1 Ia urma scl DrceiIcute.
See Tee un cectitu deb honorable
.Gobcruador msniicsando habrr fr-
mado Ia lcy e0brc ci darafo dc
san Juan. y I'D biu rs dc a Clmars
para provcer dc sucIdos cmplcados
tcmportros.
III Consejo inf1rma que coucurri6
IA las e1misndas dc "a Csmara accrca
del & j. n6mcro b. del ssnof Post pa
Ia coustrulr un lstsdcro pdblico ca
csta ciudad dcstnando p-r4 dichas
Obras 5000 doilArs
Sc lee el dictameu dc IA ComisiSu
respcctiva accrcs del n n numcro q
pate unihcar 81 ucguciad0 &c "a
nidad, Bcneficeneia y Carload. y nom
brar su director. 10 apova cl scho
NJ 6r9 E vrFa roft an stuassestfa Afa
cwreo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
LA boda de anoche

Anochc contraj jeron matrimonio an
te el Juez sefior Bazan, la bella y dis
tinguida sefiorita Aure1ia Amy Mo-
ret y don Francisco de F. Soils y
Amy, la boda sc celebro en- la ca
sa del padre de Ia novia, nuestro dis
tinguido amigo don Francisco Amy.
Deseando fellcidades sin lfmites
los nuevos esposos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

formes que son sometidos los pro-
yectos. Entire Ell sefior Zeno Gambia
y ooler median algunas explicaciones
aserca de las pals bras pronunciadas
La Camara acuerda que ell bill vuel-
va al seno de la Comisi6n.
]. NO Sc trataron otros asuntos. Son
las cinco y media.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19
Nota del dia

Aver Sc ha ocupado la Cana
ra de representa- tes en- una
discussion muy curiosa, a pro-
p6sito de I'm proy ecto de ley
francamente gedeonico.
Ell extraflO y originalisimo
proyecto trata de establecer
una amplia information cable
grafca, pagada por Ell tesoro de
la 1sla, para que el publico ten
ga noticias frescas Y continues
de todo cuanto ocurre de sensa-
cional de trivial en- ell mundo.
Los feliCes habitantes de la
colonia no tendr1an otro traba-
jo que Ell de ir al sitio en- que sc
fjaran las pizarras municipales,
EN- cada una de las poblaciones
de la lsla. para enterarse del
curse detallado de todos los su-
Cesos culminantes que mono
pOlizan, a diariO, la atencion
universal.
Francamente 10 confesamos.
En- los amos que llevamos de
legislature colonial, no sc habia
presentado un proyecto de ley
mas pintoresco (que de alguna
manera hay que lamar al que
fue discutido aver en- la Ca
mara).
La originalidad de este legis-
lador extraordinario no recono-
ce limites. ST su proyecto triun.
tara en- Ell parlamentO, 10 que
ponemos desde luego en- tela de
juicio, asistiriamos a diario, a
tina continue apoteosis de este
adorador frenetico de Ia publ
cidad, que llevado de su entu-
siasmo por ella, no vacila en-
p1etender que los fondos publ
cos que tanta falta hacen para
caminos, para trabajOS de hi
giene, para hospitales. para es-
tableCimlentOs penltenClariOs,
para casas Correccionales, para
academies de artes, para infini-
dad de instituciones de las que
careCemos en- absolute, Sc desti-
men a satisfaCer. la curiosidad
de un grupo de desocupados que
en- cada una de las pOblac;ones
de la Isla, Sc podria situar fren-
te a la pizarra enclavada en- la
fachada de la casa del pueblo y
pasaria las horas muertas, po-
niendO concentrates sabrosiSi
mos a las noticias recibidas y
publicadas por I'm conducto tan
Official, tan autOriZado y tan Sc
rio.
Nuestros lectores podran juz.
gar de la importancia del bill
que aver sc discuti6 en- la Ca
mara, por 10 que dejamos trans
critic.
Es de 10 mas peregrino que
Sc conoce.
Dando una prueba de TN
buen sentido, que nosOtros
aplaudimos francamente, la CO.
mission encargada dc estudiar
el prOyeCto en- question. propu-
SO que sc dejase pospuesto in
dehnidamente.
Es 10 menos que sc puede Pc
dir para un proyecto de ley tan
desdichado.
Este es Ell comentario mas ex-
presivo que ha podido y ha de-
bido ponerse, dehnitivamente,
al indicado bill de las noticias
cablegrahcas a donicilio.
Cosas como esas no valen la
pena de ser discutidas.
Consecuentes con este critic
rio DO habiamos tratado hasta
la fecha del asunto en- question,
aunque Sc presta soberanamen-
te a la nota festiva y regoci-
lante.
Creiamos que el proyccto no
mereceria la mas minima aten-
eion de la Camara; pero vemos
qne a pesar del dictamen de la
sloni sl On, dlctamen qlre fuG ab-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-02-19

49, "a
ec,,-o,
"rolSs e,1.1o W ""~ as 80
20" 'o Jsaa "~o1 '.s. sD.@ ".
,o'o W qse euon'sn sus eNM@nsssy
que saien s"s oe ~'no s.m o'en
70 Jue nay en- c. 'onuo ,, oe ~ s'mN.
loaora iIofar en- paoiEo con sus Ia
preciosas'.
No es dc crcerse.
Hasta hoy las rnujcres que. des-
pues de vivir Ia intcnss exissencia
del amor libre. SIC ban decidido 4 es-
cribir sus Memorials. no han iogrado
nunca ser sipceras. Ia misna Cora
Pearl. que coqi0 In puma con Ia vi
sible intcncion de rnostrarsc cfnica.
troncc pronto el tono de la vcrdade-
ra mujer en- confcst6r. PIT el de Ia
lcontadors de anecdoeas mas & rncuos
picantes. En- cuan,o 4 Lane de Pou.
gy. cuyas Memorials ticnen tania ia
ma. es demasisdo sensittva para de-
cidirse soudear frfamentc So pasa-
do: cada recuerdo tristc la hace llo-
rar; ante cada evOcacion smada &C
extaSfa.
asf. cuando cl psic6logo quicre
buscar slgo que pueda serwirlc dc
Recommendation para cstudiar 4 Ia cor.
tesana moderna. no es ni 4 esta. ni 4
.otra. nj ninguna dc las que han es-
critic sus Memorials. 4 las que re-
cure
-
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

Representative Burton Of Ohio has
written > biography of:John Sherman.
the veteran Buokye statesman. In IL
Mr. Burton refutes the accusation that
Sherman WAS cold man. SHERMAN
did not like greetings In the market
place and was intensely devoted to his
work and Il was not his nature to be
very hearty in his greeting. He was
= model man In his family, an efYec.
tionAte husband and kind and fore.
bearing In all the relations Of life
He was also joviAl but when he
went outside the oircle Of his imms.
dlata friends he was 10 . degree re-.
served. He was not given to enthu.
siastio praise or Rush and was ALWAYS
diRnihed. He was one Of the really
great men Of his time"
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

GOING AHEAD-The new camp
Of Radiant has been greatly stimuiat.
ed the last few weeks BY the mine
working every day. and on sundaya
when the men were willing to work.
New houses are being erected and
greater accommodation are to be
had now than ever before. The camp
IL fourishing and work that the rom.
pany IL contemplating will be the
means of making 1t one Of the largest
coal mining towns in the county in
the next year. The Victor Fuel
company 10 working on land leased
from the Santa Fe. but the lease 10 Of
long life aud the company feels that
It can afford to make some exten.
sive improvements about the town
and mine. It thu plans Of the
company mAterialize. there will be
something doing there before the
end Of the year.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
Dangers Of 4 Cold and How to
Avoid Them

More fatalities haye their origin in or
result from cold than from any other
cause. This fact alone should make peo.
pie more careful. As there 10 no danger
whatever from a cold when 1t is properly
treated in the beginning. For many
years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been recog nized as the most prompt and
efectual medicine in use for this DIS
ease. 1t acts on natures plan, loosens
the cough, relieves the lungs, opens the
secretions aud aids nature in restoring
thu system to healthy condition. Sold
by Daniels drug store. it's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

nittss - , ssb.eemmitsss. and The
sub.committss hAs reported II baok 70
the fall oe:nmittss without rsoom-
msndation. The house was afraid
and svidsatly ths ssnats "dasssnt. !"
yst u Il proper measure In every
respect. Fhs increase proposed was
s.soo for sach senator. and rsprsssn.
iasivs. tstal Of 1880. 900 In round
numbsrs. II can easily be pointed
ons how congress can save about
one half Of thAt sum that 10 now
wasted. Ont on thas es4s.oo0 ap.
preparation for free seeds and By do.
Ing 50 also save ths $3.50. 900 It costs
ths postodics department 70 carry and
dissributs the seeds. Thus. practical
" ons.hAlf Of ths proposed increase
can bs saved.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
MORE COAL MINES FOR
SOUTHERN COLORADO
Victor Fuel Company viii be Big
Factor In Developing Coal
Areas Hereabouts.

A we'll defined report has reach.
cd the CITY and IL il credited In all
the coal camps In this county where
the Victor Fuel company operates.
that this great coal concern has plans
under way to extend the Santa Fe
branch running ont Of Rockville to
Radiant down to the southern part
Of the state, probably WAlssnburg
~ the objective point.
II 10 reported thst the company will
skirt the lower foot hills Of the
Greenhorn range and will open COAL
mines at different places along the
railroad extension. Just how many
are to be opened is not known In this
city. and 1t probably has not been
figured ont by the company as yet.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
REBUILDING THE
TELEPHONE SYSTEM

Within the next few days the Colo.
RADIO Telephone company will have .
force Of = dozen linemen in this
oitv rebuilding the system. The
cable gang will be kent ct work here
At least seventy five days and probably
. month longer.
A foroe Of mon this morning began
the work Of taking out the eight.
rarty lines aud installing two party
whore the changes have been ordered.
This part Of lhe work was started on
Santa Fs avenue. aud judging from
the rate that subscribers are dropping
on the eisht.party line. the whole
town will have to be worked over.
1t 10 thought this part of the work
can be accomplished In about two
weeks.
Manager Priest has been working
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

II IL known thAs chs Victor Fsel
compaay bas recently acquired 4
vast tract Of coal land In the southern
part Of the state and this fact alone,
givss = ssmblancs Of trnth 70 the 70.
port.
Ever sinos the Eutirsmsut of J. o.
Ossood from The Colorado Fuel and
fren oenpaay and entered the Vic.
tor Fuel company. the latter cor.
poration has fiourished and grown ~
the green bay tree. The company
has axpsndsd from . email opera.
sor Of coal lsnds Into . formidable
rival Of the Colorado COMPANY. and
all signs indicate that the time ia
not far hence whom the Victor com.
pany will control most Of ths larger
snd most Important mines In Colo.
RADIO.
The branch Of Santa Fe track which
extends from Rockvale to Radiant.
was built by the Victor company
about three years sgo.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

II looks ~ II in congress on the
proposed increase Of congressional
salaries II 10 case Of zones afraid.
and 'tother dassent.'' The house
backed out when IL came to going on
record and It WAS with the hope that
the senate would put the increase
In the bill. and It would then be lef.
here BY conference. The senator
ferred IL to = committee and the com.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

hard for new subscribers the last few
days and Tuesday signed contract
for the last OF the switchboard capa.
city under the present system. This
means that switchboard gang will
arrive here In the next few days 20 in.
stall jacks and drops or in other words
10 increase the switchboard capacity
20 shat more Subscribers can be aocom.
modatsd.
There are sie telephones In use In
this oity At present. not including the
contracts for new phones. 1t IL
thought tha. BY the end OF the sum.
NOR more than 400 phones will be In
stalled here. The business Of the
COMPANY has become 20 great in
Fremont county that the company has
separated Florence and Canon City.
In past years the company has had the
two towns under one management ;thAt
is one manager had general supervi.
sion over the two exohauRes. but Mr..
Priest will look after the interests Of
Florence alone and Mr.. Campbell has
charge Of Canon City.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
Rev. Carlisle P.B.Martin, LID.

Rev. Carlisle P.B. Martin, L. l.. D.
of Wavery. Texas, writes: "Of morn
ing, whom flrt arising, / often find .
troublesome collection Of phlem, which
produces a cough and is very hard to
dislodge; but small quantity Of Bal.
iard's Horehound Syrup will at once dis
lodge it and the trouble Is oves. ! know
Of no medicine that Is equal to it and it
is go pleasatt to take. l can most cor.
daily recommend it to all persons need
ing medicine for throat and lung trou-
ble." Sold by Yelton Drug Co. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
Carrie Nation

certainly smashed hole in the bar
rooms OF Kansas, but Ballard's Hore :
hound Syrup has smashed all records as
cure for coughs, bronchitis, influenzy
and all pulmonary diseases. 7. G. a =
Horton, Kansas, writes; II have never
found a medicine that would cure a
cough 80 quickly as Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. have used it for years." Sold
by Yelton Drug Co. it's
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17

Gov. Gould Of Massachusetts,. has
declared in favor Of government con.
troll one Of the contrary things. or
he would not be soaking to get the
government into any such trouble.
The daily tribune., 1907-01-17
raLaproxa no. 20

"wha. hss become Of Mr.. jacob
Riis, asks contemporary. The last
heard OF him. he was obJecting 10 the
simplinsd spelling and that was
probably his finish.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-05-11
Back to Wales.

Hon. Daniel W. Williams, United
States Consul at Cardiff, Wales, who
with his wife, formerly Miss Sarah
Ames, has been visiting in Macon for
the past ten days, left Thursday for
Ohio, whence he will shortly urn to
his consulate, Mr.. Williams lived in
Macon for a couple Of years a decade
ago and is well know among our people.
Mrs. Williams is a Macon girl with Il
host Of relatives ard friends in the
town and county.
There has been great deal said and
written in the last few years regarding
the need of reform in our consular
service. But the appointment to Car
diff Of Williams seems truly an ideal
one. To begin with he is of immediate
Welsh decent and speaks the language
fluently and correctly. To thorough
education he unites sound Judgment,
unusually wide and exact information,
and a keen grasp Of affairs, These
qualifications are enhanced by pleasant
address and a manner full of cordiaity
and frankness. L isnot known that Mr..
Williams will long remain in the con-
sular service, but if he should and a re-
form is made his promotion would Ger
tainlv follow
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-05-11
]. @. Poindezter for The Legislature

In the person of Mr. ]. Q. ToiudeN-
ter of Ravine, we have n man pre-cmi-
nently qualified to repre- ent the PEG lie
Of NoXubee county in I've Legislature.
Mr.. Poindexter is a n N Of ste ling
worth in point of interest. We know
not his peer in the county and as a gitj-
zen he is high toned Christian gentle
man, as a farmer, as stock raiser and
as a merchant none are more success
full. Being a success for himself we
know he would be d success as a public
servant, he being a man who knows
the best interest Of all the people Of the
county and being in possession Of
knowledge and honesty and integrity
would make US one Of the best repre-
sentatives that the county has ever had
and we earnestly insist on Mr.. J. Q,
PoindeXter announcing as a candidate
feeling assured that he will be the
choice Of the people of the county.
MANY VOTERS.
Brooksvile, Miss, May 9.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-05-11
Noxubee's New Jail.

The old refrain "Taken to the Co1.,y
JAP will be sung to a new and di 'c.-
cnt tune by the malefactors of rar
county when they learn of the luXuri 'es
appointments of our local Bastl.e.
Steam heat, electric lights, hot and cold
baths and "saw and fle-proof cells
viii minister to their comfort and pleas
their sense of the magnificent.
The new Jail is really fine, modern
prison and so far rs that feature of the
county's affairs can, reflects great cred
it on old NoXubee.
The Board of Supervisors, with a
sense of the value of his work, volun-
tarily doubled the fee paid to Mr. Ever
EFT Z. Jacoway for testing the cells
Mr.. Jacoways work was SO thoroughly
and scientifically done land resulted SO
well to the county that the boards ac-
ton, it is believed. will meet with gen
eral approval.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-05-11
BROOKSYILLE ITEMS.

Mr.. II. ii. ShuIl is at home after a
short absence on business.
Miss Annette Rife Of the Valley was
visitor at Miss Pierson Mcleod S the
first OF the week.
The party Of teachers that went to
Gulfport last week, report grand
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-05-11
Commissioners Sale.

state Of Mississippi. ,,,..,..z. -.
Nuxuhce County """'''N '"utt
Mrs. l.. W, GriGgs
No. 29O1 vs.,
X l.. Thomas, l.. A. Cherry
By virtue of decree of the Chancery Court
Of said County, rendered in the above STYLED
cause On the gath day of April A, D. 9O7, Of
said court, |, the undersigned, duly appointed
Special Commissioner of said Court, will "a
the Sd day of June, A. ID. 1907, between the
hours of eleven O'Clock a. m and four O'Clock
y, m. sell. at the west door of the court
house in said Noxubee County, to the highest
bidder or bidders, for Cash upon confrma.
ton of sale the following described real Is.
tate situated in the County Of NoIubec, 10
the State of Mississippi, to-wit, East half Of
northwest quarter OF section and the north.
half of east-half of southweit quarter and
the south-half of east-half ofsouthwest quar-
ter of section s. all in township / 3, range i6,
containing / 60 acres, more or less
Dated this the 25th day Of April, A, u, 1907
T. T. DORROH,
a17-4t Special Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

The state Of Mississippi, In Cbspcerv
Noruhce County ="
Elk Purte
No. 2912 Of
Annie +, Hull, ct al, J
BY virtue of a decree Of the Chancery Court
of said County, rendered in the ahovc-styltd
cause on the Esd day of April, a. D., 1907 at
the April Term, a. d. 1907 Of said court,
the undersigned, duly appointed Special Com
missioner of said court. will on the
Third Day Of June, A. D., 1907
between the hours of II O'Clock a. m and
O'Clock p, M. sell. at the west door of the
court house in said No1ubee County, TO the
highest bidder or bidders, for cash upon con.
hrmation of sale, the following described real
estate, situated in the County of Notubee IN
the State of Mississippi, towit: The north
west quarter of southeast quarter of Section
10, township 10. range 10, containing ~
acres, more less.
Dated this the 23d day ofApril A, y. 1907
u. T, DORROH,
apl27-4t Chancery Clerk
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1907-05-11
Was Wasting AWAY.

81 had been troubled with kidney dis
ease for the last five years." writes
Robert Il. Watts, of Salem, Mo-, 81
lost flesh and never felt well and doc
tored with leading physicians and tried
all remedies suggested without relief.
Finally tried Foley's Kidney Cure and
less than two bottles completely cured
me and | am now sound and well. "
During the summer kidneys irregulari-
ties are otter caused by excessive drink
ing or being overheated. Attend to
the kidneys at once by using Foley's
Kidney Cure.