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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-25
PildOraS ROSadaS
) del DR.. Williams !

CuRAN e. REUMATISMO.
10 estan curando hace amos.
Son efcaCes y le curapan & Vd.
porque purifican y enriquecen Ia
SANGRE, dOnde estan las causasde
su NAL.
Uno de Ia multitud de curados,
el Sr. Catarino J. Vasquez, calle
Is No. 210, Guaymas, escribe asi:
Z "Pocos son los hombres que SO
hayan encontrado tan enfermos
como 20 durante ell largo perfodo
I de tres afios que Ilev6 de sufrir de
Reumatismo. Me dolia la cintura,
z las piernas y La espina dorsal.
Z Constantemente sentfa una fuerte
debilidad, que me fu6 trayendo un
cOrtejo de sfntOmas como p6rdida
del apetito, NAL sabor en- La boca
de continue, ruidos en- los oidos,
suefIO intranquilO, sobresaltos Y
palpitaciones al cOraz6n.
''Habia probado tantas forInas
4 dc curaci6n, que va perdf toda es-
peranza, pero por diversos consoles
3 me decidi & hacer uso de las renom-
bradas Pildoras Rosadas del DR..
8 Williams, y con diez semanas de
constancia me fuf mejorando y asi
alentado continue hasta Cuatro
q meses, en- que he visto desaparecer
mi enfermedad y me halo entera-
mente bueno y sano.'
J Estas pildoras curan to-
das las intermediates
causadas por sangre maIa,
{ como la anemia, debilidad
& general; males de los ner.
Vios, ciatica, etc.: falta de
& fuerzas digestivas; ell de-
q sarrollo difioil de las ninas
Z y los desarreglos propios
de las mujeres,
En- las BOtiCas.
$4,000 oSNs0Na@aNr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-25
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
BIENEs INMUEBLB9

SUBAsTA PUBLICA BIENEs INMUFBLEa
CeCa
de 1908 los
debdO
de
sEGUNDA sUBAsTA
A AcOga cuerdas sbarrios Santana e2428
Laura Vega
Ramon cuerda Tabanuco 1894
Pablo Pieti 1 casa Pueblo
Antonio Rivera $50
FL copEadoT de cada prOpdad d depOiar ecv d
cento del vaor vndd
de cua u6 subasa ppidd
dfa
(sgned) Juan Vidal ROpero.-Colecor.
AprobadO Gromer Treasure
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-25

GRAN OCAsION.-PoE no podsE:o
Hu dusho, % vsndG un 0BsablOoi.
E1isnto q ploEaGEfa, en muy buG1nG condi,
CiOnsZ Pam infogns8 diEigiTsS, apaEfado
ds OoERoo n6mOEo 492 8OHG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-25
PlOlI o. ''E CIOIO"

RsCoRdO del famoso tenor Paoli qus ROG'
bGn do COZ obAcionadou cam0 jRm6a 10 ha
6ido otFR en- Ol mund0, RCaban de FsCibiFB9
de OaEuHO = PaOli Cd "El Cislo."
N Temisndo IN possible inGendio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-25

, otros bichou, Gon Ioa habitanU01 , yiaiO
ToB noCtuEnOB DO nntFo tan formidable.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-25
Q. WINES GgFRESI.

OonslguoBor , eouiEasI-ta d Obraa. Ua.
I8 del PaEqug, aEada ~ 30Ra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-25

FARMACEUTICO .-Eo ualieiGs uno
que intsEaaa POpaEl0 d 6alta.de una.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-25
NOBLE AlTRUISMO EN- ALTA MAR
DOsDuUs, DOT rGOnORdaGttR DO los m6ilGO8, ca
mIR6, dGrlRto tres hOra8, q 90 GulrtO DO
maqaIRl.

En- Ol tItimo viOje del Cedric, vapor dc
Ia White Star line, que hsOs la tFavsAfR> do
varies puntoB de IDglstsFEs New York,
Ia BefloFA Trsbsll, de Nav York, qus re-
gFe8abR de IuglatsFFs & donde fu6 con
obiet0 do hSOsF unR vigita & suB amigog,
fu6 de pTOnto ataOada de una grave GnfaF
medsd.
Mr. TEebelI IIRm6~on Ell Rcto Nl m6dico
do RboTdo, doctor Prior, Gl Cual tuvo una
laTgG ConBultR con eI doctor w. s. Halls
tOad que ibR b0Tdo. Ambo8 dsCidioPon
que una opoFaci6n era nscoRRriR para SAL
var la vida de MEH. TEeb0Il.
PeEo R9 nsCeHitabR ls mayor quistud
possible, y 20 pidi6 al Cspit6n @. A. Bar.
tlstt, que dstUyteFa al bDrC0 mientgaB DO
afsCtuabR lR peligEOBB OpeTaCi6p.
Sc di6 n0tiCia lOa paaBg0F0B de que 81
bAFCo lbs ser detsnidO y auf 80 hisO por
sSpa0io de una hoEa, que fu6 el tempo que
duE6 10 OpSFaci6D.
- EHtG gs llev6 Cabo ca 81 CuaRto dc
opsEaCionss do abOFdo, con syQda do Iaa
enfsEmeFas del bAFCo.
El 68ito iu6 fsIiE, aunqus Gl eatado en-
que qued6 Ia GnfaFms fac tan BaRio que
pOE sBpaCio de tres hsraR al bRRco solo
CRmin6 & IN OuaEto dc n6quinR por Foco
m0ndaCi6n dc loa ms1iCoa,
CuRndo ll8g6 sl baRCo G Nav Yolk .fue
llOyadR la enfsEma al Nav York HoBpitsI ],
On 81 cuaI sltG On vfsB do Fastahleoi
mient0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-25

!. ReuIlatISn00S !
Ell Reumatismo en-
pieza con dolorcitos. Lo
J siente Vd. en- una pierna,
o en- un brazO, 8 en- la es-
/ palda. Si despues de estar
{ sentado Sc levanta Vd. !
I sibitamente, ell dolOr casi
os hara gritar. Mientras
/ este Yd. en- una pieza ca
liente, es probable que no
7 10 sienta. Pero entire Vd. 4
q un lugar humedo 8 friO,
y el dolor le caera encima.
Todo va bien hoy, por que
hace buen tempo. Ma
J mana nueve, y ahi estan
las martirizantes dolen.
{ cias. Las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-25

EatRdoa Unidos de Amsrica.-El Pre-
Ridents de los EE. UU. SIS. Ex paFte
Juan EVCobar = OasRdo.
ConYarai6n do poaa.i6n an dominic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
BOB SAYS HE'LL
 STICK TO OFFICE
Garland County Sheriff Declares Buell.
 anan Can Not OUst Him.

Little Rock, May 26.-"I shall hold the office of sheriff of Garland county until I am put out legally" This is the statement made by the Hon. R. L. Williams, of Garland county, in this city, in reply to question as to what he thought of the action of the Arhan sas supreme court on last Saturday when that tribunal failed to give him rehearing upon the appeal of s. A. Buchanan, from the Garland county circuit court, of case attacking the legality of the election of Williams to be sheriff of Garland couny. The court at the same time refused 10 re- tax the cost in the case This means that Buchanan will have to pay the costs of the suit, upon a former order of the supreme court. Williams de- clares that he will fight to the bitter end any move made to oust him from the office and that he could prove to the supreme court at this time, if that tribunal would grant him new trial. that he was legally ani rightfully elected sheriff of Garland county. VII, liams' term of office expires in Sep tember, pending which but little can be done toward a decision from the courts on the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
$2,5OO LOSS IN
 A LUMBER YARD
Newport Has a Destructive Midnight
 Firc-TWO Valuable Horses Crcmat- ed, Lumber Sheds and Portion of the Stock DestrOyed-Insurance. %l.oOO.

Newport, May 26.-(Special.) )-Fire which broke out at midnight last night destroyed the stock of the Burgess Lumber Company and two valuable horses were cremated.
 The fire was discovered by the watchman on the steamer Quapaw in the White river and the alarm given to the fire department. By the time the fire boys reached the scene the flames had communicated to the entire sroup of buildings, and it was with difficulty that they prevented the flames from consuming the entire stock of lumber and spreading to nejgborins buildings.
 The property loss is estimated at s2,50O, with insurance of $1,500 on building and stock. The burned buil1- !ngs will be rebuilt at once.
 The fire is supposed to have result ed from a pile of waste paper which had been burned near by early in the evening. It is blieved that the smoul- dering sparks were blown to the lum- Der yard, where they soon caused a blaze among the piles of dry lumber.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
= = = FORTY YEARS

When medicine has stood the test for of than than This of marked 
  used blood medicine the Rheumatism Ulcers, Skin and all other poisoned condition of the blood $ equal drives Of all unhealthy matter the disease permanently and 
  with the helhful and pdidly a  but absolutely safe remedy It baks of healing the slightest of mineral form damage the delicate children
  proven successful need of blood purifier 
 will medical advice that required.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA. GA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27

after dinner. about 1:30 o'clock. He was accompanied by MT. Musgraves' the machinist, who had been working on the auto. As they were crossing Pecan street on Seventh something went wrong about the machine and It came 10 a stop directly on the track of inc street railway. Mr. MuSSraVeS
 was ont working on the faulty part,
 while Dr. Webster remained Seate'' The County avenue car came alohS
 about this time. being Southbounu'
 There was d straight stretch of track for a distance of block, so that pr. Webster thought there could be no ncssible danger, and he remained seat ed As the car drew nearer MT. Mus graves waved to the motormah to stop. It appears, though, that he was not able to do this, as, is stated, the brake failed to work, so that the car struck the machine full force and knocked it a distance of ten or flf- teen feet. Examination proved that the machine was practically ruined, as it was so badly wrecked that it will hardly be possible to mend it.
 Dr. Webster has probably had bet ter success with his auto than any body tlse in town, as there has never been a time since he bought it that he has been deprived of it's use for more than a few hours at time, and he has run it constantly.
 The doctor is greatly Srleved at the mishap, as his machine was the source of great enjoyment to him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
ROOSEVELT MAY
 VISIT ARKANSAS
Arkansans Invited Him to Hunt Bear In the Wilds of This State-WantS
 Assurance of Game.

President Theodore Roosevelt may hunt bear in Desha county next fail according to statements made by Dr. Vernon MacCammon of Arkansas City who arrived in Little Rock yesterday from New York and Washington, D C., where he went with Governor X. c. Pindall and others 10 attend the na- tional drainage and natural resources conference.
 Dr. MacCammon states that whe" the Arkansas delegation visited .l'e president the members of the dej2ga- tion extended the president a cordia! invitation 10 come to Arkansas CH his next annual hunting trip.
 The chief executive was informes of the good hunting in that county and he stated that he would possibly vi3ir Desha county in quest of bear next fall, if the Arkansas could promise him any game.
 Last year the president hunted scar in Louisiana, but the trip proved a rather fruitless one, as game sfas scarce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
SOME OF THE
 COUN"-r EXHIBITS
Al the state Fair, October F to l' Special Prizes tO Be Given the Counties Making the Best
 Showing at the Fair.

Special prizes will be included in the state fair premium list this year Tor the counties of Arkansos making the most credtable showing at the state fair and industrial exposition of Ar kansas, which will take place the week of October 12 to 11 at OaklaWn park, Hot Springs.
 Special effort is being made by the fair association to have organized ID each county state fair committee or auxiliary board, the appointment and organization of which is left entirely to the respective counties. This IS state fair in every sense of the term and every effort is being made to make the interest statewide and the exhibits representative in q very broad way of the vast and varied resources of our glorious state.
 It matters not whether county exhibits live stock, farm Or forestry products. ores art works or what not. The county from which the citizens send the most premium winners will receive prizes with which to help de- fray the expense of assembling exhib- it's to the state fair next year.
 The basis of award will be four points for each first prize and two points for each second. No county will be eligible that has not received at least seventy-hve points and has not organized state fair board or committee before the opening of the state fair and registered the names of said committee with the secretary of the state fair association, at Hot Springs.
 Address, State Fair Association, Hot Springs, Ark, for further information, Or with any suggestions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
Headache and Indigestion

Mr. Frederick Bindenberger, of Cranford, N. J., who is 73 years of age, thought he was too old to work at his carpenter trade, as he was troubled continually with head ache, indigestion and pains which seemed to be rheumatic.
 On the advice of friend rlr. Bindenberger started taking Duffy's Pure Halt Whiskey, which completely cured him. He now has a good appetite and can do as good a days work as any man.
 Recently MT. Bindenberger wrote:- Previous to three years ago l thought l was too old to work any more at my trade as a carpenter. was tired out, had what seemed to be rheumatism in my back and shoulder, had indigestion, headache and was pretty generally broken up. was advised by friend to take Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey, so l bought bottle. l kept getting better; what seemed to be rheumatism left me; my appetite came back; began to feel like doing some thing, so l went to work and have worked ever since, taking Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey every day. l have only lost four hours since last November, and that was on account of the snow being too deep to get to the shop until noon. feel as young as did thirty years ago and can make some of the younger ones hustle. will be seventy-three years old next August if live until then, and ! guess will.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
 OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Kersey Brothers, firm composed of R. H. R. Kersey and A. o. Kersey, has this day been dissolved and the business will in future be conducted by R. H. R. Kersey, who will collect all outstanding debts due the partner ship and will pay all debts now owed by the partnership.
 A. o. KERSEY.
 R. H. R. KERSEY. S1o of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27

Flickerless motion pictrues are a delight and those at the Air.Dome. Forest Park. could not be improved upon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
AUTOMOBILE WAS
 BADLY WRECKED
Valuable Ford Machine Owned By nr. II. E. Webster at TeXarkana. Demolished In Collision
 With Street Car.

The following account of an automo- bile accident in wheih Dr. H. R. Web ster, we'll known in Pine Bluff, figured the loser, will be read with interest here. Dr. Webster is a son-in-law of Judge A. 5. Grace of this city. The article is clipped from the TeXarkana Texarkanian and reads:
 Dr. H. R. Webster had the great misfortune to lose his fine automobile yesterday afternoon. The machine was completely wrecked by being struck by street car. Dr. Webster resides on East Ninth street and he was driving his auto to his oFfce
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27

The Missouri Pacific has placed in service on trains Nos. ' and F between St. Louis and Kansas City. Leavenworth, Atchison and St. Joseph new observation sleepers. These cars are just out of the Pullman shops, are up-to-date in every respect and is adding materially to the popularity Of this Midnight Service" a-21d6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
DuffV'S Pure Malt whiskey

 mndp tmuaa
 
  andan nr dast a atfmlm medicine  yb
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
IMPORTANT CASES
 IN SUPREME COURT
Willis. Bell Suit Will Be Argued Orally and CumnOck. Faucctte Case Is Submitted-TO Dispose of
 Many Matters.

The supreme court at the opening of the May term, had one of the bus fest and most important sessions held in months. The case of Nathaniel F. Willis against Harry B. Bell, on appeal from the Pulaski county chancery court, i'll which the plaintiff, an h. dianapolis Und.) man brings suit to recover the custody of his child, was argued orally before the court. The case of William Caton against the Western Clay Drainage District, on appeal, from the Clay county chancery court, a case of almost statewide in- terest, was set for submission. Eigh- teen misdemeanor cases and four cases of alleged violation of city ordinances, were also submitted. Among the mis- GemeanOr cases, is that of the state against Mayor w. C. Faucette and Frank Cumnock. both of Argenia, ill which both are charged with conspir- acy 10 bribe. This case is also a not ed one, owing to the fact that it is directly connected with the legislative poodle cases.
 The Willis-Bell Case.
 The Willis Bell case was tried in the Pulaski chancery court about a year ago. Nathaniel P. Willis of Indianap- oils, went to Little Rock and insti- tuted proceedings to secure the GUS tody of his child, Mary Willis, who was and is still living with Mrs Hattie Bell Willis, sister of Harry R. Bell. in this city. The suit was brought against Harry B. Bell, who was made guardian of the child The case was first brought in the Jefferson county probate court, where MT. Bell won, The decision of that court was upheld in the Pulaski court
 Mrs. Hattie Bell Willis, the mother of the little girl. was recently mar ried to w. Y Ellis. superintendent of the Citizens Light and Transit Com pany here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
NOTICE.

All owners of vehicle and dogs are hereby notified that license on same for the year 1908, will be due and payable on or before June 1, 1908. All licenses for special privilege will ex- pire May 31, and must be renewed on or before June l, 1908. Call at col lector's office and renew license on or before expiration.
 A. c. RUSSELL,
 City Collector Office hours 9 .2 oc.. City Hall Bui1a:' E-1-3Ot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27

The new illusions in the "PaIace "f Mysteries" at Forest Park are tru. y marvellous. The biggest ten cent show Pine Bluff was ever offered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-27
Are Your Kidneys We'll?

Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Dropsy, Inflammation of the Bladder, Bad Blood, and Ner- vous Troubles caused by Sick Kidneys.
 Seawell and Ancrum, the we'll known Druggists, will guaran- tee that "Hindipo' will benefit in all cases of Kidney and Ner- vous Troubles. Can't you afford to try it at their risk? It costs you nothing if it don't do good. Sent by mail to any address, prepaid. 50 cts. Six boxes, $2.50.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-17
UNIVERSITY SECRETARY LOST.
Sigma Chl Man Missing from Cincln'
 nntl---pnblic Aid Asked

New York, Nov lsA circular was received at police headquarters today asking the police and public to aid in a search for Brent Woodal, secretary of the Cincinnati university Woodall, ac- cording to this letter, disappeared on November 1, while suffering from mel anehola, and he had not been seen since His accounts arc correct, and there Is tIOO to his credit at the univer- slty.
 The mlsging man is q member of the Sigma chi fraternity and son of F, Woodall of Covington, Ky He is de- scrIbed as six feet tan. 23 years old, and sight" stopped and has hazel eyes, prominent nose. smooth face and dark hair parted in tho middle He wore, whcr last seen hy his friends, black sack suit, with q blue thread in lt, low shoes, and Mack hat
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-17
NO HUNTING IN SNOW.
New Jersey Wardcrs Must Arrest Nio-
 lators of Game Law.

Trenton, Nov. 16.~-Owng to the fact that there Is a tracking snow on the ground, game wardens have been instructed to look out for violations of tho game laws, which forbid gunning under such conditions The season opens In southern New Jersey to-day, but. according to the new game laws, there must be no hunting of partridge, rabbits, grouse, quail pheasant or woodcock while there Is snow on the ground.
 President Kuser, If the fish and game commission, after consulting with the attorney generals office, notified the wardens late last night that they must arrest all persons shooting to-day in violation If the game laws, Hunters in south Jersey will have to content themselves to-day with tho shooting If squirrels, which Is not forbidden, unless they are will Ing to take a chance of falling into the hands of watch'ul wardens. A fine of s2o Is the penalty for violation of the game law,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-17
Miscellaneous Bond.
STOCK MARKET REVIEW.
Irregular Tone Developed ny Mixed
 Views Over Speculative Outlook.

New York. Nov. 16,-Mixed views over the speculative outlook found t&eit reelection in the spotty and aos.eN hat irregular tone of the stock rlsr set to-day. The contents of let tsrs and circulars from stock commis- sion nouses show the growth of con servatism In that clement due to tho extent and the rapidity in prices which has occurred since the election Point was given to this advice by the reaclionary tone of the market at tho clos- of las; week. The result was the orders from outside sources with the opening of the week These selling orders came from abroad as well.
 The origin of good part of the foreign orders was ascribed to Ger many, where the agitation over the iaFers course was said to be a dis turbing factor. The early decline which these selling orders caused gave place to recovery later. The upward movement was languid by comparison with last weeks vigorous movements and the prominence of stocks of a minor grade in the rise left it with less convincing power on sentiment toe wards the market. The check was based apparently on the general con- sderatlon of the extent to which dis tribution had been going on at the high level of prices and the suspicion that with sucn distribution effected the market would enjoy less fostering care from the powerful interests which heretofore have had it In con trol. Attention reverted, also, to some of the incidents of last week, which were ignored by the flood of the spec ulattve demand toen prevailing
 The court decision that the American Tobacco company Is In violation of the Sherman antitrust law is receiving closer attention and the further study of its contents intensihes the Impress sion of it's wide scope and the sweeping application 1t must have on all the great corporate formations. News of the government suit to collect back taxes from the American Sugar Retin- ing company weakened that stock 'An. other reduction in the quotations for Copper at the New York Metal Ex- change and 2 severe decline in the price of London copper warrants were accompanied by admissions from some of the large interests in the trade of a
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-17
MORE rRouBrt FOR NSrRI,.
Guerilla Warfare Threatened in Two
 Recently Annexed Provinces.

Belgrade. Nov. ts Hostility 10 Austria Hunearr is spreading among the population of Rcsna and Her zegovina and lr several districts an outbreak of guerrilla warfare is threatened Sr orier of the Aus trian authorities a number of promin- ent Servians arc h.'ng confined to their homes Tho varriser at Trehinie haF been reir'ofcnd M 10000 men, and preparations for 'r drferre arc being made on the frontier Incur sinns ~ Nontenerrin troops lntn Eos nla and Herzegoylnl prc expected The Austrlans arc reported to have mined all the passes, as well ns the water springs that mon coming from Montenegro are likely to traverse
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-17
WALL STREET NOTES
  Market Here Sustained by Ac- emulation of Over Sunday
 Buying Orders, SUGAR SUFFERS BREAK Increase in october Imports--Canse of Cheap Traction Stock
 Purchasing.

Just before our opening, Union Pa cifc, Reading St, Paul. Northern Pa cihc and Steel common were selling in London 3-4 point below parity with Saturdays closing here; southern Pacific 5-S lower our own opening prices were not, as rule, down to the London level Union Pacific opcn- ed a-4 below Saturday, Northern Pa cihc and St. Paul each 1-2 lower Southern Pacific 3-S lower, Reading only 1-4 lower Steel common was the only stock with a wide openingi' 2,5o0 shares were simultaneously sold at 56 7-S and 56 3-4 against 57 1-2 at Saturdays closing. The accumula- tion Of outside buying orders over Sunday was the sustaining influence; they absorbed the heavy arbitrage selling, with practically no deline in prices from opening figures during the forenoon
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-17

lull in the demand from domestic con sumers,
 The foreign sales of stocks stiffcned the foreign exchange market but the money market was little changed
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value s6626,00o
 r. <, 3a advanced 1-t per cent, on call