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to which hs is sntitlsd to bs carried.
 3. Same; alishting passenger; neg iigence.---Unless the passenger was guilty of contributory negligence sn crossing the track. or assumed the risk. the company was negligent. en- titling the passenger to recover where passenger signai1ed the conductor to be permitted to alight at regular stopping place. and the conductor un- derstood the signal and failed to let the passenger on at that point. but let her or beyond. on q dark night, at q place where the track was very rough and the passenger was injured in att tempting to cross the track.
 3. Same; evidence: sufi1cieney.---A plea asserting that passenger yolun- tarily assumed the risk by knowingly aiighting between stations. appreciat- ing the danger of 50 doing. is not sup- ported by evidence which showed that the passenger, with the assistance of the conductor. alighted from the car before she knew she was beyond her destination. or between that station and another.
 Appeal from Birmingham City Court
 Heard before Hon. c. WI Ferguson.
 Reversed and rendered. Opinion by
 Tyson. c !. simpson ana Anderson. JJ., concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23

North knows in q eannral vv~w x x. cotton is not a perishabia eF~n ! ean pe carried over more readily ns3 saxely than wheat can he. Yf e,ssfs ont liLtle 70 store ten bales on q farm Rrlce can be secured. HeA knowa' e,e|
 haL the proper mixture oR nsz71 eM& moisture for the growth of netfasi ess1s z net .n elsewhere be found Ia the wfFi1. lands are chempf 4. Y
 It ts easier to predict that fa the long run he will come than kn fin6 r@aeons why nc has not already eess1a, n is last filling up, and ten yea fS From now people win flnrk t6 4f1 south aa they have been fioehinn 3a land owners have buf fo nfr2Te sss, &Isa wait. Their harvest is sss,li. lss Y, There will be no cultivabIe fafaln ms}{s ing ten years hence at sib an Acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-23
MOBILE LIGHT AND RAILRoAI
 COMPANY v. BELL


 COMPANY V. BELL Action for Damages for Injury to Pas
 sensers- tDecided Nov. I2. 1907.
 45 So. Rep. se). ss
 1. Carriers: passengers: injury to passenger; pleading.lThe complaint charged the negligence of the conduc- tor in signaliing the motorman to go ahead while plaintiff was on the side- board of the car preparatory to aiight. ing. and that the proxinaate cause of the injury was the starting of the car by the motorman with . sudden jerk after being so signalled. Held; That the, court was subject to demurrer in falling to show ~that the conductors signal to the motorman te go ahead was the proxirnate cause ef, the injury, or that the starting of the car by the motorman with sudden jerk was the prozimate cause of the injury. 2. Amendment; l.mitation: com- meneement of action.--yvhere the amended count compIaihsd of the the original suit. which was filed with in the statutory period. q demurrer to a plea of the statute of Elimination filed to the. amended count. was properly sustained, although the amended count was not filed within the time for com nienctng the action
 Appeal from Mobile Circuit Court.
 Heard before Hon. Samuel B. Browne. Reversed and remandedi Opinion by Anderson. 2. Tyson, .. J.. simpson and Denson, JJ., concur.
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Some hour b,fore the ol.y i. resahss N. l

Some hours before the city is reached the visitor may see the large cemetery in whieh the remains of Confuctus and his decend~ ants repose. Near the top of a gentle em- hence, Is terrace. 10 which stone stair way gives access. The terrace is covered with Tagging stones. not in the best of Fss pair. for the surface is nneven and at the farther side of ths Tagging opposite the stairway rises a tombstone of ordinary heighh imbedded tn mortar. between ercae pieces of stone. The flat surface ts covered vita she inscription. and in front cf ie gre stone prayer stool and q handsome vessal ia which incense is constantly burning.
 Thln ts the modest and simple stone of the man who was deified by hie country men and whose temples. reared for his hon. or and worship. may be seen iu all the iavx- or cities of the empire.
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CAsap Lanaa ln the aeu1l.

Birmfngham Age-HofaId.
 The Memphis News -Sclmitmr thinks high priced lepd belts do not seek the South, who're land 6 stiiI cheap. The News -scifnitar thus states present
 Average value delta farm lands. S26 to $40 per acre. Average yisid cotton, one-half to two-thirds bale; with Intense cultivation, one bale ton worth $50 to 960 fer bale. Seed. SIS to SIS per ton.
 Average value hill lands, Si0 to SIS per acre. Yield, cotton average, ones cultivation. one-EilIrd to one-half bale Seed yield, two-thirds Of lint yieid.s
 Every intelligent farmer in the
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' EUBANKs V. THE STATE.

Supersedeas to Quash Execution and
 Prevent Levy.-( Decided Nev. 2s.
 1s07.---46 So. Rep. 57)---t tRehearsng
 denied Dec. 1s. le0z).
 Appeal; assignment of error; neces- sity fer.--A supersedeas to quash an execution against defendant and his eureties on confession of judgment is essentially a civil proceeding, and this court will not review the Judgment denying the supersedeas in the absence of assignments Of error on, the record. Appeal from Monroe Circuit Court. Heard before Hon. John T. LackIand. Affirmed. Opinion by Denaon. J.
 Tyson. C. J.. Dowdell and simpson, JJ., concur.
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rhs Araersoan sslrl.

The American girl won't marry un. less she "fesIs like st." Bha haa rea fused young men of title and fortune over whom EngiIsh matrone hava been hopefully futtering for years. Aha has accepted good d-for-nothfnes. Nest4 the same English nmkrona eAudaer. She is an enigma. the American giFgi a sphinx. and hence her fascinatlen.r- An Exchange.
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pAvIs ' THE srArE.

DAVIS THE STATE. Habeaa Corpus.--(D Decided Dec Is. 1907.
 sB So. Rep. 1S4).
 Habeas corpus: office of writ.--A Judgment of conviction cannot be re- viewed on a wit of habeas corpus where the court rendering the, judg- ment has Jurisdiction of the parties and of the subjecttmatter. 3'I
 Appeal from Perry Probate Court,
 Heard before Hon. J. B. Shivers.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Haraison. J.s
 Tyson. c. J.. simpson and Denson. JJ.. concur.
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WIGS EROS. VI. RINGEAfANN.

Trial of Right of, Property.-fD Decided
 Dec 1s. fs07.--45 So. Rep. 15sl.
 2. Attachment; trial of right of prop. ertys-The claimant may defeat plain tiff in attachment by showing the original attachment was void, but can- not raise objections to mere irregular ities sn the proceedings under which the attachment was issued.
 9. Trover; gist of action.-Trover is the conversion of the property to the use of the person converting it, and when that is alleged the action is
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MELTON V. BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY
 LIGHT & POWER co.

manages TOT injury 70 EaSSenE0r.--
 (Decided November 14. 1907. 45
 So. Rep. l61.)
 T. Carriers; passengers; termination of relation.-The relation of passen- ger does not necessarily end when he leaves the street car, but continues un- til he has had a reasonable opportuni- ty to leave the carrier's roadway or stopping place, after reaching the place
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MAcAFEE V. cATcHrNGs.

ership.--t Decided Dec. 10, 1907.
 45 So. Rep. 1851
 Appeal; review; subsequent orders.--- Where the appeal is from decretal or der carryihg into effect the provisions of previous decree, and the original decree is not in the record. such origi- nal decree cannot be reviewed on such an appeal
 Appeal from Jefferson Chancery Court.
 Heard before Hon. A. H. Benners.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Dowdell, J.
 Tyson, c. J.. Anderson and Mcclellan, JJ.. concur.
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trover. and allegations as to how. the property was acquired by the person converting it win be treated as induce ments or surpiusa9e.
 3. Attachment; issuance; affidavit.--- Under Sections s24 and 52s. Cole 1896, an af1idavit which simply shows that defendant unlawfuliy seized and car4 ricd away lumber and converted 1t to his own use, but fails to show that the attachment was sought for damages for breach of contract or in an action sounding In damages is insufficient to support the Issuance of an attachment by chancellor. A
 Appeal from Morgan Circuit Court.
 Heard before Hon. w.ssR. Francis, Special Judge.
 AfHrmed. Opinion by Simpson. J,
 Tyson. c. J.. Anderson and Mcclellan, JJ., concur.
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Ex PARTE DEAN q JONES. Mandarnus-t Decided Dec- 10. iso7.-

46 So. Rep. 1891.
 1. Judgment; notwithstandihx yer diet; time for lnotion.---A motion for a Judgment notwith standing the verdict comes too late after the entry of tudg- ment on the verdict
 2. Mandamus; execution on Judgment; restraining ollection.---Mandamus viii not lie to compel the court to vacate an order restraining the collection ofj an execution on a judgment notwfth- standing the verdict entered on a mos tion mads after the entry of the judg- ment on the verdict. since such judg- ment Is invalid and the execution is- sued thereon partakes of it's iqvalidity.
 Original petition in the Supreme Court.
 Writ denied. Opinion by McCel- Ian, J.
 Tyson. c. J.. Haraison. Simpson, An- derson and Denson, JJ.. concur.
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If there were never any stasssassnSh girls we should never have asy nez4ansa6. .-Z. s. Leais 0iobe-DemoeFak.
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TUSCALOOSA BELT RY. co. V. FULL I.ER

Bh13I M. GOs F-Vs v ULs~ LER.
 damages for Injury to Horse and ve-
 hicle.--( (Decided December 1s. 1907.
 l6 So. Rep. 156.)
 l. Railroads: accident at crossing; gligence.-IThe defendant was guilty ,, negligence for the failure of it's en- heer to stop it's train before coIlid. k with plaintiffs horse and buggy, iere the engineer discovered plain. f's periious position at the crossing
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DRENNEN & co. V. FASTER IN
 vEETAfENT co.

NE<GA NAH2G1 Troyer.--( Decided December IS. 1907. 45 So. Rsp.s 157.S
 I, Process; endorsements.---In an action begun by one party against two other parties. one of whom lives fin the county where the action was brought and the other in a different county, a service of a summons on the party living in a different county Is sufiicient when such summons is endorsed Branch s. and C., followed by the name of the State, county. court and the name of the parties, piaIntffY and defendant. as 1t shows the Identity Of the cause of action. (Section 3271, Code, 1s96.)
 2. Same; defects aud objection; mode of making ob1ection.---A party served with a branch summons and complaint which is variant from the original sum. mons and complaint must take ad- vantage of such variance by plea in abatement. motion to strike Is not the proper method.
 3. Fraudulent conveyances; convey ances between corporations; sufficiency of transfer.--The same person was president of two corporations one of which was indebted to the other in a simple contract debt Such president consented with himself as president of both corporations that certain property belonging to the debtor corporation should become the property of the cred itor corporation, as a payment of the debt. Held, such transfer was fnsufIi- ciert as against creditors of the debtor corporation. in the absence of show ing that the governing bodies Of either or both of said corporations acquiesced ip or ratified such transfer.
 Appeal from Walker Law and Eauity
 Heard before Hon. T. L. soweii.
 Reversed and remanded. Opinion by Haralson. ].
 Tyson, c. J, simpson and Anderson. JI.,l concur.
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Do yuraEuH thai of CTS of wMp MyeA Ina reliable with fill
 
 nnmeea railroad ae which the nd hesasn will Mamomtto a ndomep In Another anH have Southern MAnaa We furnish them, and it will greatly to iah LII Mans neH madeA lead and who solicit Millinery Business
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FITS. EFT AL v. PHOENIX AUCTION
 co. Assumpsit.-SD SDecided December ia 1907. ls So. Rep. 1so.l

{ Appeal; waiver of error; failure to urge on.---Assignments of error are considered waived. where appel- laft does no more than refer to the assignments of error and says that the court erred in these several matterss
 appeal from Birmingham City Court. x Heard before Hon Charles A. senn.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Haralson. U.
 Tyson. c. J.. Anderson and McCiei- Ian. JJ., concur.
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DATES '. rHE sTATE.

Murder.-- (Decided December ls, 1907. <5 So. Rep. 1es.)
 Criminal law; bill of exceptions; time Tor presentation.-The time for signing . bill of exception cannot be extended beyond the time of commencement of the term of the court next after that at which the trial is held. even by wrft- ten consent of the parties or their counseE tRuie 30. Supreme Court Practiee.) '.
 Appeal from Taiiadega City Court. 7 Heard before Hon. G K Miller.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Haralson, J,
 Tyson. c. J., Denson and Mcclellan, JJ.. concur. .3 "
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Head Notes of the Decisions
 of the Alnbama Supreme Court

and could have stopped the train be- fore the collision. z 2. Same; Jury quastion.--whether the engineer discovered plaintiff and his team in a perfIous position at the crossing and could have stopped the train in time to avoid the collision, and negligent1y failed to. do so under the evidence in this case. is . question for the jury.
 Appeal from Tuscaloosa County Court.
 Heard before Hon. Daniel Collier. Special Judge.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Anderson. !.
 Tyson. c. J.s Haralson and simpson. JI., concur
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Appeal from Gadsden City Court
 Heard before Hon. John H. Dtsque.
 Affirmed. Opinion by Mcclellan. J. Tyson. c. J.. Haralson and Dowdeil, JJ,, concur. -T
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M'cARLEY '. WHITE.

DutAthaEy SuuEtusut A&0iu8l AItofu8y
 for Failing to Pay over Money . Co1lected.--( Decided December 10.
 1907. 45 So. Rep. 1851 s 1. Appeal; review: fnding of facts. Where the court makes special find. ing of the fact on it's own motion. or at the request of either Of the parties to the suit. this court on appeal, has to determine whether the facts sup port the Judgment, and this wifi be done by reference only to the facts set out in the special finding.
 2. Attorney and client; summary proceedings; hndinG.--A special nnding that the movant demanded of the de- fendant the monies collected, without a finding that the defendant failed to pay over the money. will not support a summary proceeding against an att torney for failure to pay over the money on demand.
 ,. Appeal: review: finding of facts; instruction.--A special finding of facts made by the court will, on appeal. be construed as showing all the facts th at were proved or admitted.
 Appeal from Birrningharn City Court.
 Heard before Hon. c. c. Nesmitf.
 Affirmed Opinion by. Denson. J.
 Tyson, c. J., Haraison and simpson. JJ., concur
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Trabsjo del Juzgadu te Psz.

C6l6roO BoniIla, inftAoCi6n oEdenAnzaD
muniCipa'eB, AbBueIte.
TUaSc ROjaB y JOvitO RsyOU, infraCOi6n
oEdsnRngaE muniCipGleB; Is diAT: ROjag,
abuueItc; Reyes, Condsnado.
AleiaudFo Soto, infrGCci6n ordonRnzRB
munici paleV; disV.
s.gpndO Villsf.h', iuftacci6n ordenan'
zRI muniCipGleB; die.
Eugsnio Rivers, pOEtRE RE'nRU, abIuOItO.
Juan B. Colon, inf'RoCi6n OrdenAnEaB
muniOipalep; $40.
Pedro Marino, Manuel OllGn y Dioni'
Bio OSrdOnR, icfraoci6n ordenanSrD muni'
Manuel BssGD, inffaoci6n ordsnausau
muniCip0IeB IL diGG.
RoAondo HsrnGndez, , Avo'ino OEuS,
ioftacCi6n oFdenRnERB muniCipRleB, diRB
Cruz; abHu0lto, HsTn&ades.
NAtividad Guadalupe, inffRCii6n ordO'
nauzan municipRleV, so CentNvoB.
AntoniG Rivera, infrRcci6n oTdenRnzaB
muniCipOlsS 81,
FrOnCilCA Moves Ramona Disz 1 pc
90 CRda una.
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.UNA ESGEa los
tielnDOs de liOCIe
CianO en- Pisa.
Desnud6 gI yakeY a su asPOsa Y Ia
at6 a los pies Del IbChO. ~
lssputs Br0soHat Iaellild % d torIo, InellRi.
De- % lslOGitGB8 aolIhIG

En Pisa hR tenido lugOT una tE0g0dia
horrible.
Un jockey de lGu CuAdTaB del Sr. Tori.
nesS % habfa CaBado hsCfa una IemanR con
ma 0bEeEa de les mas b0!lRH de Ia Ciudad.
Con motive do huber GGEFGPRB dc CRbB'
lies, nm bijo dsl SF. ToTinege gs pTsBsnt6
On casa del jotk9y cuando este acababs de
aaliF. 81 icvsn, quf0n uEgiR dRF & ~
jotk8Y laa tiltimaB 6EdeneB pOEmanoci6
ConvoEGando CON la muieF, mionti aB egpsER.
bB nj mGFidO.
P8EO, apsDGs este lego, en- sl pEeCiGo
iultant0 an que 90 mpisF y 0u UefioEito se
RefaD, sin msliCia alguuR, fd6 RComstido
de una excitRci6n fGFiosa 6 inCEOp6 al jo'
ven ToFinsne en- terminus tan violento1,
que 6ItO hubo de Balir mas que do pFiGR.
Cuando DO qued6 solo con Ru mujsT, la
oblig6 que 10 dognUdaEa OnteE&mente
que go GoltsG0 sl hsTmoI0 pslO, negro =
Gbdndantisimo. --z~~. .-,.-. =
DoBpu6S 10 puOo de FodillRE Gnts ella y
Ie pidi6 p0Fd6n, RBfguF6ndole que nuncn,
nunCR volyGfR dRFles CeloB con nRdie, y
6ltimsmeDtg, entTe Ol 0OEupor de Is egpoEa,
le pidi6 poF todou loD santos que RCCsdieB0
& un cGpEiCho que tenfR dOBde haca tempo.
-Cu6l eE?--diio la joVGD.
-AtaEt9 sBf, desnudR, q lOB pies del Ie'
oho. y que me elp0EeB OBfp qui0taD durnnto
media hoTg.
La deBgrsCi0da intsnt6 ca v8no diHuR'
diFIO, ,, a flo, no tuvO ,OtrO rem0dio que
RCCodGT. EI GBpoBO BRIi6 diCi0ndO que ibs
d'psdiF pord6n RI BGfiaF ToEine1o dc l0I in'
BultoI que RnteB le hRbia dirigidO.
La infeliz mujaT, dGsnuda GntsFamOntS,
paFmnueci6 atRda 8 Icu pieB del lsCh0 mas
dc una hoTa, al cAbo de la OuRl Binti6 q Bu
eBpoBO que vSIVfP.
Entr6. vsntido 90 jockey, con Iftigo y
b2ts1 dc montRr. sAC6 & lR infaliR victimR
& 10 OAllO, , desnudO, como una mNItiE, Ia
Rt6 sl pOlo 10 cola del CRbRlIo, en- 81 CuRl
monte, Ontrs EugidOD dc OsloG, d6ndole
fuaTtsD latigazoB.
El OaballO, do puFR BADgE0 IDgl0H0, OI
mRjoF que tenfS On sug GuadRRG Ol senior
TOEinSIo, smpFondi6 ana CNEFOrG vOEtigi-
moss, E0CoFRiGndo las OaIIOB 0DtF0 los gEitoE
do lA pObRe victims, Cuyo CusRpo deBnudo
mauabS BhDgre, = el egtupoE do los vscinoH
que, On pIeno aiglo Xxx, vsfnn TspTOduCida
Una sBcODa do los tiempoS de DiOOIeciRno
AL Cab5, unog HoldadoB logEaTon datsn0F
al potFo y BnIvAE l6 pObT8 muisF do una
muoEto Cisrta, Cundnci6ndola 81 hospital.
E pueblo 20 nmotin6, queEisnd0 DinChAF
81 " kay, ell cuAl tUvo que gsr enCGFRRdo a
todR pEiBR On uuR casa, doBd0 doDde bien
cuRtodiRdo. fa6 tHRglRdRd0 IN CaIAb98o
duEantO lR noChe.
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USADO Con EXTAORDlNARA FRECUENClA FOR
eI ProsIdeAtO d. CONe,O EjOCufIVo do
PR,
P. R,

Isl Ia expsEisnOia de RlgunoB aiioB dc
pT6ctiCs m6dics pusde tensF slg6n vail
misnto, nadie 10 extFafiav& que On ellie
fuudO mis- RuOveFacioneB Cuand0 90 tFGts
de 0mitir una opinion BobE0 un m0diCa'
moDto que he uHado con extTaOrdinaEia
fc0CusnCis. Me TtfaRo In Emulsion de
Scott, La peEfsCts union de log comp0'
nODtOI, Ol SgradablO BAboT qua dstsrmina
10 bien que 90 conBeTv8 misntrRs 90 gBtf
ompleando, = BobEs tOdO laa imp0Etantsg
indicAcioneB m61iCaH que llenR, Bon 80
meior y mas RsguF8 CARA tfa.
POr eBa Fgg6n adm en- las enfsEmGdRd0g
q pREecoF mas i0CuEable8 Cemo Is tisis Lea
OaqWegiao, las esor6fWgaS, Les Gnemias, Ell
raqWitisnsO, 10 debiISdad general 10 falta de
de8arrOJIO on las mujsrs1 y en- lea min % ,
otER laTgs usrio que BeEia prolific enumOEaF
80 We que eBtR BuntGnCiR opera v0rdRdeFon
miIsgFoB, y que los 0ptaFmoB que poR de-
CiTlo RHf 90 halIaban & Lee pu0rta8 de 10
musFte, 20 tERnsfaFmRn de pEonto adqui'
Iisndo faerzRB, Eobuntss, color, animaCi6n,
BRIud, On una palGbFR, que RCF0ditG CsdR
dfa lR juBtiCiR do lR fam2 y del inmGnB0
CE6dito de que tan itil preparation goga On
81 todo mundo."
P. DR.. Rafael del Yale.
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Do AdRIlIStTaGI6R.

Avisamos 4 las personals, que
solicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que el peri6dioo~ no les ser&
enviado, 81 81 &viso que con t.
ObietO remitan, no viene aOOml
panado del importO dc Ia SuS-
CripCi6n,
Esta vale por TN trimestro
&2.25. PoF IN semestre $3.50.
Por IN aaO $500. Page ors'
ticipGdO.
Solamepate y por conducto de
los agentes, 8 directamente con
esta administrator Sc podran ha-
GER suscripciones a <La CORES
pondencia>. Ninguna persona,
que no sea el Administrator de
este diario est& autorizada a sus-
cribir recibos por suscripeiones al
peri6dioos.
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LlNEA FERREA DEL OESTE.

Itinerario-salidas de Bayam6n y
Capital, simultaueamente.
Dias labOrables. - MafIana 6, 7.O5,
$50, 9.45y HOO. Tarde 12 Is, 1.45, 3.15,
4.85, 5.45 y $50.
Dias estivos.-Mafiana 6, 7.O5, $50,
GAS y II. Tarde 1915, 1.3O, 2.3O, $50,
4.3O, 5.45 y 6 80.
Billetes baratOs para dias festivOs.
De San Juan q Bayam6n, ida y vuelta
Bayam6n % 7 Ga9'1 Oatao Ss % day ida VueIta, "a
clase, 15 cfs., % clase, 10 cts
Billetes ordinariOs de Capital Ca
taflO en- Ia. clase, 6 cts. y "a clase ctv.
Bayam6n 10 de Enero de 1906. Ra-
mon Valdes.
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ltuOsl Z los PrafOsorOs d lasIrl,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-TionO
ConEtanto existGnCi0 dc lOu Giguiontsl inn'
ErumontO8: Flautin01, FlRutaG, ToECOEolaB
Oboeg, RequintOg. Clsrinotsg, FHgotel'
ViOline1, ViolOnOOllols OOntERbSjO1, MRno
dolinn1, Bsndurriag, GuitarEEg, OOEn0tinol.
OnovOne1, TEombOno-, BaEitOnOa, BombNE,
dinOr, HsliCOnOs, (bGjOg) TriGnguloG, Pig
titles, ROdOblantol , BOmbOS. M6todO-
Dc sOlf0O = para todR OlRga Dc inGtEumOn'
to1, Accessories y m6fOA ca general.
San Juan, p. b. .Apartsdo n6m. 216.-
0alla do Allan Il Sol n6m. A.
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PARA IA PRESEMTE ESTACI0N.-, Los mu-
Ghaol10H de ala Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO ell problema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico: Ellos son los
GnicOs que han COpseguidO tener en- su
magnifico establecimientO 81 surtidO mas
complete de los artfculOs del ramO. ALI
nunca faltau las legitimas camisetas de
crepe de hilO nj carecen de las mejOres
me6lias para sefiOras y nifiOs asf como
para cabRllerOs. COntratOa directos con
sabricantes les ponen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuanto pueda pediTse y los mejores pre-
clos. No hay qufen yea y no cOmpre los
IuegOs de cintas s'DOrOthy" que venden
en- caiitas dos lazOs y una banda, 6 en- Ca
jitas de seis lazOs; podemos servir cual.
quier color preciO desde 5 LIS q SO ell
iuego. Yea ell gran lote de bordados y en-
cafes cuya realization hacemOs a menOs
de la mitad de preCiO. En- telas bIancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs cCnpetidOri tene-
mos tipos especiales en- 1ersian LOw1,
Frensh Organdi y cuanto ell p6bIico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras vtsite
nuestrOs grandes almacenes y seguIamena
to hallar6 cuantO necesite. P. 0. B. 764.
TelefOno 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17

Ell MEJOR RON.-LOH uefioEsI AL
vArez heEmRnoU, dol ComoECio de estG pls'
80, Contin6Rn FOOibiOn6O gTRndsE pedidoH
del aCr0ditRdo pEOduCto Ron San LSsiS,
que he msrsCido la mejoF aoeptGCi6n del
p6blico. No ContienO BuBtanCiA8 noCivRI
, % "viSjo" do vOEdOd, ain mixtifOacionOI
nj aditameutOB peTjudiCialoI q 10 salad.
No 10 olvidsiu, "Ron san LuiS' Callo dc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-17
InnIClllR EEEREL

OONsEJOs AZ LAS MADREs. .-El jarabo
Ralmante de La Sonora WinsloW debe
usarse siempEe que los nifios estan On 81
periodo de n detenci6n. PToporciona ali
Vio Immediate al pequeflo paCiente, produ-
Rlegre Es muy agTadable al paladaE,
ealma al niKio, ablanda sus dolores, haC0
GSciles la funeionen del est6magO y Fegula
los intestinos. Els el mejOr remedio como
gid0 para La diarrea va prOvengR esta de la
dentici6n 8 de cualquieTa OtEa Causa.
Tengase muchO cuidado en- pedir el TIARA.
20 Calmatne de In SefioTa WinslOW": 90 el
neiOF de tOdOg.