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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11
EDICTO
Gorte Municipal del Distrito
Judicial Municipal de Baya
mon, Puerto Rico.
CIVIL No. 4o4.

Juana Lorenzo y Acevedo, deman-
dante, VS.. La Succession y causaha-
bientes, los Apoderados representa-
tes, ADMINISTRATORS Albaceas eje-
|cutores testamentarios de Don Julio
Cuvilier y Damar, conocido por Julio
CONVERTER cuyos nombres domici-
lios y residencias son desconocidos.
Sobre reconocimiento de propiedad
de fnca urbana y otorgamiento de
su eScritura,
EE. UU. de America Ell Pre-
sidente de los EE. UU. de America.
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
A la Succession y causahabientes los
Apoderados representantes y Admi-
nistradores Albaceas ejecutores
testamentarios de Don Julio Cuvilier
~ Damar conocido por Julio Couver-
tier, cuyos nombres domicilios y resi-
dencia Sc desconocen sean los de-
'mandados en- Ell case arriba mencio-
nados
Por la presente Sc notifica a Vds.
que sc ha presentado en- la Secreta-
ria de esta Corte la demanda jurada
de Dofla Juana LoLenzo, en- la cual
alega que por virtud de donacion que
lie hiciera para en- case de su falle-
cimiento Ell Don Julio Cuvilier, de una
casa de maderas. terrera, techada de
zinc y ubicada en- Cataf1o, que hubo
adquirido de DofIa Dolores Lezcano,
lie pertenece en- pleno dominic dicha
inca causa de haber fallecido el
donante y demanda Vds. para que
reconozcan la valdez de la donacion
Sc la declare por sentencia duef1a de
la flnca yse le otorgue por vds en- vir-
tud de sentencia la escritura de pro-
piedad, y en- su defecto, la otorgue ell
Marshal con cargo & los Dienes relic
tos al obito del mencionado Don Tulio
Cuvilier .conocido por Converter, in
tel esando que la citacion sc haga por
edictos en- meritos de que desconoce
la demandante sus nombres, domi-
|cilioS y. residencias, todo con las
costas. Y siendo Vds parte necesa-
ria en- la accion y existiendo causa de
accion, no pudiendo emplazarles per
sonalmente por las causales apunta-
das, Sc realiza dicho emplazamiento
por medic de edictos que sc publica.
ran una vez por semana dentro de TN
termino de cuarenta d1as.
Y Sc notifca Vds que de no com
parecer a contestar dicha demanda
dentro de cuarenta dias despues de
noti6cados, los demandantes luegc
de haber sido Vds. declarados en- re-
beldfa podran obtener sentencia su
favor de acuerdo con 10 solicitado en-
la demanda.
Dado bajo mi hrma en- Bayamon 4
70 de Diciembre de looz.-Guiller
mo Rengel, Secretario dc la Corte
Municipal de Bayam6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11
Dev0CiondriOS

Elegantemente encuaderna-
dos en- piel y adornos de pla-
ia sc acaban de recibir en- esta
lmprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-11

EE. UU. de America-SS. Ell Pre-
sidente de los EE. UU. de America
FL Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04

for lost time They know their place and they going keep it.
On that point the softer sex ada1ant.
The fact IS has very good place and she knows it, In
the drama of Life she walking on and walking Off We have
heard before of the leading lady, but this lady the planet
leading farther than dreamed he would have travel This
bon of bearings confidence themselves universal craving
for domination which the other Of the world do possess
the degree universally All yes American
INDEPENDENT" That has been repeated only too often
But Independent of what?
Not of loye-what woman is independent of love?
Then Of what?
or
Here the Frenman staggers and puts his hands to his head
Il DO quite understand How the desire love
and keep men out of her wayE'
keep off, is too violent expression. The American does
keep of her ALL She toces his homage the
and is just that which she calls flirting"
This problem then cucdatc How does that
the American bold in his business valiant his struggle
against material difficulties, foolily hi, sports
succeed in dominating the American and allows himself to be
lei of by her VOYAGES without port, adventures that have
climax
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
.ENCAMP MENT ENDS
Spanish American War Vets Have
Warm Contest for Election of Of
ficers at Last Session.

Boston Mass, Sept. 3.-The en-
campment of the United Spanish-Am
erican war veterans closed todaz
after a sensational session wherein
the contest for the election OF off
GERS was fought out on the first bal
lot for COMMANDMENT Chief Charles
A. Simmons, Of Rochester, n Y. had
one majority over Charles r. Newton
Of Hartford Conn More ballots were
cast than checked off and the ballot
declared Illegal The second ballo
resulted In the election of Newton
who received 1872 votes to l73 for
Simmons.
Other officers include: Senior vice
Charles f. Stoud. of Sandusky Ohio;
junior vice Moses r. Doyan, of H..
diana; chief of ordnance, J. J. Berlc
of Wisconsin
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
To FIGHT FOR
the CHILDREN
HAMS WIFE WANTS HER BOYS,
NOW WITH THEIR GRAND
FATHER.
TO TAKE LEGAL STEPS
To Prevent Eldest From Being Used
as Witness in Trial--Nother
Aroused BY Action of
Lawyers.

Boston Sept 3.-Mrs Claudia
L. Fiains determined today to seek
tat once by legal means the custodF
OF her three children now in the care
of her father-in-aw, Gen. Peter c
| Hams. Sr.. at Fort Hancock. Mrs.
Hams resolved on this course follow
| ing the receipt of information from
New York that the defense for Capt.
Hams and his brother contemplated
putting her eldest son. Peter Con
over Hams, Ill, on the witness stand
in the murder trial 10 testify to al
legged relations between William +
Annis and Mrs Hams.
Mrs Hams promptly made up her
mind to head off any such move. She
has been advised by counsel that she
has a perfectly good legal right to the
custody and care of her three little
boys and that their present detention
in New York is purely a Hams family
in which she was not
She has twice demanded that the
be turned over to her ana
has received abrupt refusals from the
Hams family When she learned of
the scheme to utilize her 7-year-oll !
son as a witness, the boy whom she I
says was taught curse words and evil |
expressions by Thornton Hams, her
geusihilities asserted /
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
ADJUSTMENTS
..s4ss.s..........sss....s
At Opera house.

Al OpGfd ROUSE
Pronounced the greatest moving
picture Shove ever given was that at
tn orera horse last night when the
amateurs contested for the prizes and
RaAy Cecil captured the audience
Awarded by the audience prizes were
awarded to Harry Saliba. first. Song
Esohman Curren. second. female i'm.
PRESERVATION. AMI Inelma Guinea
third recitation. Tonight an entire
change of both the talking and NOV.
ing pictures entitled DIVE and Lee. -
cor.cdy. 81 and Sis" Anthony aud
Cleopatra" Jensen and Giblin. ID
Mexico and The PHI Posters
Dream" Moving pictures A Wrong
Riehted- a great comedy picture. and
-Tae Drink Cure" amusing and IN
terosting Illustrated song The
Flowers Outside the Cafe The most
interesting. amusing and pleasing
moving picture show before the public
Bring your friends AID enjoy the pic
lures at the opera NOISE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
.sssssssssssssssss9ssssss
TO-DAY IN HISTORY |
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
September 4.

l755-Public announcement was mad
of the exile Of the Acadian
from Nova Scotia.
l767-Charles Townsend, the British
statesman whose bin taxing tea
and other commodities brought
about the American Revolution
died in England
Washington completed the de
lenses OF his army at Whining
ton. Del.
lSol-The American ship intrepid
blown up in the harbor OF Trr
poll.
lS0G-Charles Petit assistant quar-
termaster general of the Cont
mental army died in Phlladel
phia Born near Amwell, n. j..
in 1896.
1905 John Home, noted Scotch writ
err died. Born Sept q. 1722.
l83I-An extra session of the United
States Congress convened tc
devise measures to relieve tho
financial embarrassment of the
country
1Sjl-Leyi Woodbury.. who. as Presi
dent Van Buren's secretary Of
the treasury. established the
Independent treasury system
died in Portsmouth, n. II. Born
in Francestown, y. H., Dec. %
1893.
lS5i-Grand opera first produced IN
Castle Garden, New York
lSG.-The Confederate Oreto ran the
blockade at Mobile.
1SGi-President Lincoln issued a pro
clamation of thanksgiving be-
cause Of the successes Of Fat
ragut at Mobile and Sherman AT
Atlanta
lS3l-One Hundred and thirty-fout
unidentified dead, victims OF
the forest fires. buried at Hink
ley. Mimi
1905 Robert Bacon, of New York.
became Assistant Secretary of
State.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04

franc hises for certain purposes there
] can be no question raised as to the
pre- bable outcome. Above all things
else, the people Of Cairo know that
THEY are dealing directly with men
who have done things elsewhere and
who desire to do somthing here-and
that makes great difference. Such
men usually are reasonable and bust
nesslike in their demands-they do
not ask for the earth in the expecta-
ton OF getting a town lot Cairo will
be as generous With them as any
other community IN the state has
been, and that, it IL understood, is all
they expect. ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
GUARANTEES OUTLINED.

PERKS. Sept. 3-The Associated
Press is able to give an outline of the
guarantees France and Spain will in.
sist UPON from Mual Hahz. The first
is tho acceptance Of the stipulations
of tho Algeciras act. second the ac-
ceptauce OF all treaties and conven-
lions previously entered into by No
rocco; third, acceptance of an c1nces
sicns, privileges and settlements of
wfateNer character signed since the
Alg'eiias act or IN virtue thereof
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
TRY CAPT. HAMS FIRST.

New York. Sept District Attor-
Iney Darrin of Queens county express
ell some surprise today when he
learned that counsel for the defense
Of Capt Feyer c. Hams and Thornton
j. Hams had decided that both broth
ers will stand trial together. 1t is not
usually given to the defense to mako
such arrangements, and nothing unus
ual has been done in the Hams case
Capt, Peter c. Hams will be
placed on trial first" declared the dis
trict attorney His brother will then
be tried. The evidence against the
two men is not the same. one being g
principal, the other an accessory. The
case is almost ready for presentation
to the grand jury"
Joseph A. SHAY, attorney for the
prisoners, said today;
AS far as Thornton Hams is con
cerned, he should never have been
arrested, and there is a possibility
that once the grand jury hears the
facts In the case. they may decline
to find an indictment against him.
Mr. Darrin expects 10 call as a wit
ness the young man who drove the
captain and his brother TO the club
house. In the carriage there was
found, after they had left it. box
containing thiuyseven cartridges of
the same calibre and manufacture Is
those used by Capt Hams Mr. Oar
rim viii insist that Capt. Hams load
ed his revolver while in the carriage
and that his brother must have wit
messed the act
We will show just the contrary"
declared We know that Thornton
did not see the revolver loaded. and
We know where and when Capt Hains
loaded the revolver His brother was
not present at the time. Capt Hams
will fully explain all this"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04

There Is nothing AT all in the talk
by the Citizen that the discharge OF
Assistant Engineer Miller will dis
courase engineers from doing their
full duly" 10 the public. This con.
clusion can hs reached only when II
| is assumed Jha, Miller was discharg-
ed because he did his fnll duty to the
public, and although the Citizen
charged that this was true, it has
failed signally and miserably to offer
the slightest ground for the charge
and it must stand convicted Of a
grave breach of newspaper ethics, or
OF deliberate falsehood in the minds
of right thinking men So far from
feeling discouraged in their duty to-
ward the public, by any attitude or
action on the part of those In au-
thority over them, the city's force of
engineers and inspectors have ample
reason TO feel exactly the contrary
There have been several clashes be
tween the contractors and engineers. |
which have come before the Board of !
Local improvements for adjustment |
and in every instance the eity's engi |
neers We're sustained-and they can |
lepend always upon being sustained |
I their contention is fair Nor is il
1t all likely that the city's work will
suffer so terribly because of Mr. Mil.
er's discharge. City Engineer This
lewood has nine inspectors on the
'ity's pay roll looking after the PEG
lies interests on all work now il
Progress and he is in correspondence
With a competent assistant engineer
o take the place Of Mr.. Miller Il |
iced not be denied that Miller was a
man; that he did his work
according to his ideas OF
light need not be questioned; bur
hat his dismissal by the mayor, for {
ny cause or Tor no cause at all, has {
0 demoralized our system of public q
that it must all go to Ii
he demnition bow-wows is just Tom Z
ly-rot and Molly-mush
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
TIME CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC RVS

BELT LIME cars due to leave Second st.
ing north on Commercial Ave, every Is mi :
utes from 8 .. M. to II p. m.
Going north on Wslnut st. every is minut
from 60s y m. to i0:53 =. IN.
POPLAR ST. LINE--Bolbrook Ave, car
to leave Secona st. geing nerth on Hohro
Ave. at 5:b7; SIT; S:42; 6;57; 7:I2 =. IN. aud
same ninutes every hour until Ic;s2 and II
p. N.
Going west on Twenty Eighth st. at
ea9; 6;A; e:49; and 1904 4. IN and on same
utes every hour until 10: 81 and l1:o4 p. IN.
Poplsr st. cars due to pass st. Mary'A
i min utes after leaving Second st,
BELT LINEOWL OARS north on walnut
1880 p. III. 1874 a. m.; 20 q. M. 80 q, I'D
$3.50 q. M; Ia. m; s; so a. M
North on Commercial--i2;o0 y. M; 800
m. 400 .. m. g. 90 a. IN. 4 90 .. m. .. m.
Belt aud Owl cars are due 20 pass Yves
Thirtv. fourth vt Is minutes altar leaving
Second ut,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04

Alderman Meehan made a verbal re
port at the council meeting last night
which seems to put an end to the
proposition of inilicting this commu.
nifty with street sweepers. Paducah
has two street sweepers which have
been sent to the junk heap as not n.
all satisfactory, and they have adopt
ee the washer which does good work
But from one point OF view there
is very serious objection to street
washers, also The Introduction Of
these machines will interfere very
much with the slop buckets. slop
boxes, slop pans, slop baskets. slop
kegs and slop things generally which
the people of Cairo have been permit
ted to have to hold and to maintain IN
the streets of the city from morn.
ing till niglt and from night till morn.
ing again. and from the first day Of
January till IL o'clock midnight on
.he 3lst day of December However
-the peeple of Cairo will PROBABLY be
aale to deprive themselves o. some
tine honored privileges and conven
fences Tor the sake OF having an up-to.
date machine going through their
streets every night. and in due cours
of time even Sixth street. from Ohic
to Commercial. where so MANY trans
lent people pass and repass daily, may
lie made 10 look less like a hog non
in full blast.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04

As a matter OF course. the new
owners OF the Cairo street railways
will want new franchises of some sort
when they get ready to reconstruct
the system and TO put in an into -ur
ban road; and. as matter Of Gov Sc
also. the people OF Cairo will be gen
erons with them. if they are ap-
preached with proposition that T. at
all reasonable. The people Ct Cairo
know that the present system was
great boon to them when It wss
built and for many years after: II took
the place of the old horse ears which
were also a great boon when they
were first introduced By Col. Thos.
Lewis But. as the horse cars were
behind the city when the present sv,-
TEN was introduced. so the pres mt
system has been for some time rat
beaind the city in its development.
AMI some very decided improvement
are urgently needed The people n
Cairo have always been generous
toward new enterprises and they have
beer grateful to these who Introduce !
them. They were generous and CRATE
full to Col. Lewis who built the hors7
raiiNsy. they we're generous and
grateful to Capt. Halliday and MS
SOCRATES. who built the first electric
railway. and they win be generous
and grateful to the acu owners OF the
properties. II they will give IN this
esty ar up-to-date system of lighting
poaer street railway and iBteTurba1
railway. msnazed 50 as to give good
zerssoe Il may be assumed that the
nfu cebefx are financially able 10
carr through enF scheme they may
rr-z<=.z. z1r azz.-fhaf A tho. - frr
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04

The Evening Citizen seems TO have
some difficulty finding some one who
is willing to be father to its scanda.
GUS story regarding the trouble be
tween Mayor Parsons and Ex-Assist-
ant City Engineer Miller. At first il
was Miller said so and SO, and so
and so:" then it was Miller did not
say he said so and So: last evening ii
was responsible citizens of Cairo
today lit will probably be "Veritas
and tomorrow PRO Bono Publico. :"
Verify, the road of the newspaper
scandal manager like unto that of the
msgressor in general, is hard.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
Biography.

Rev. David II. Moore, D. d.. bishoI
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
was born al Athens. Ohio. Septem
Der 6. 1898, and received his education
at Ohio University. In 1909 he was
elected a bisIop by the general con
ference that met in Chicago aud was
sent 70 Shanghai with special fur.s
diction ovevr the Methodist missions
IN China, Japan and Korea At the
time Of the Boxer outbreak in China
and later during the war between
--s-s.a and Japan Bishop Moore had
many exciting experiences. The gen
eral conference in 1894 transferred
his headquarters to Portland. Ore.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
MUST TAKE OBLIGATIONS.

Berlin Sent Count Berckhcim
counsellor Of the French embassy -.
night called uDon Under Secretary
Stemrich at the foreign office and IN
formed him verbally Of the nature of
the agreement reached by France and
Spain relative to the recognition %
Muai Hafz.
According to this agreement as st
forth by BercFheim. France and Spain
are If the opinion that the recognition
Of j! IL can ensue after he has Off
cia'ly notified the powers Of his ac-
.cessIon to the throne and has taken
ove~ indefinite and official form and
recognized a. binding Oh himself. all
Of the obligations Of Ab-EI-Aziz.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04

A meeting of old folks was held al
Dr. Arter's residence on May 18th.
The party consisted of Col Henry l.,
Webb A, b. Stafford, A. Mackie, Mr..
Mears. Dr. Tabor. G, d. Williamson
and Dr. After Col Webb had lived
for more than fifty years within sight
of the junction of our two rivers. In
1923 he was a member OF the Illinois
legislature A. u. Stafford landed
among the rushes at the mouth Of the
Chicago river in 1897.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
HAF|Z'S FORCE
MEETS DEFEAT
FIVE HUNDRED KILLED BY FOL-
LOWERS OF AZIZ-FRANcE
AND SPAIN WILL RECOGNIZE
HAFIZ ON CONDITIONS.

Tangicr, Sept. S.-Advices from Nc
rocco city report that Mtougui, on
August &c. defeated force under
Glacui. lieutenant of Muai Hadz
There was p desperate battle I'm which
fhe followers Of Hafz had 500 men
killed Glaoui himself was wounded
md he had three horses shot under
him. Native reports say the butchery
was terrible Hadz is urgently de.
maLding achievements.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
Sabbath
School
What Ii Has to Do
With National
Ideals
BY REV. ROBERT JOHNSON. ID. D..
Pastor American Presbyterian Church. Montreal.

lat has the Sabbath school with theme
regarded national
W ellis Of nature minds? Much for the conception of the Sab
Z :" !. =" :: Z: !: !:
IL s]N bath school the nursery the church only, passed
EGVN1 to-day it recognized of the mghest educational
aWNXMI forces the religious world Not the pulpit will it
XW acknowledge nferory force moulding the nations
TX Nd cepton Of life and its purpose Add this the fact also
recognized that the Sabbath school has for its field opera
lion life at its most mpresSionabe period, and period
when impressions most permanent and it will not be denied that the
opportunity here afforded for the cultivation of the conception Of life
in its social and corporate relationships unsurpassed
An appeal history viii show that of the worlds worhe
rfomer received early youth those convictions that afterwards became
the battle cry great which they camponed To-day the
of temperance sentiment sweeping VIGOROUSLY have
the Climax the cumulative force of quiet and transformations instruction
temperance truth impaired for generation constituency
100000 who have to-day become the lands.
The Sabbath school rightly appreciated the migest Peace Con-
g convened Silently but surely building the Temple
OF Peace which the nations shall gather hang upon walls
trumpet and the sword So to build teaching that
for nation for individual is service conquest
Of the strong for the weak Of the free for the oppressed the high py
@ of the Sabbath school to-day and how better where BETTER the
of Him who is the Prince Of Peace be served?
be advanced that Kingdom whose ptcr love- and whose throne
sacriice
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
Graded
Lessons
for Bible
Schools

require, different Graded lessons based tis fact.
provide for each grade lessons suitable
whole school They with hi advantage that
grade scholars sympathy with the material provided for it.
The be- adapted them: already adapted
The Of an the school absolutely ignores
scholars VARYING ages different gives
portion of school the which just suited IT. and
In doing this teachers succeed
ter-nr scholars Is evident that takes brains training
and a 10 adapt than would which
at star z Just fitted for them.
There the idea that the graded will
oure who considerable knowledge Of child pv
cboog and pedagogy possible every teacher should
something the that knowledge will be-
r,4essarv than in acquaintance will
nsar, lson that they be exactly suited
70 the different grades those II them
neiful that those who make Of good macadam Tel
ford roads should know how constructed
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
AUGUST Circulation.

81 s-V1h
The above Is correct statement OF
the circulation of The Cairo Bulletin
for the year 1897 and for the month
of August 1908.
CLYDE SULLIVAN.
Business Manager,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this second day of September, 1908.
EMMA S. RILEY,
tSeal) Notary Public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04

The artificial cultivat on of snails
IS an extensive and hourishing indus
try in France. no less than $500, 900
pounds of this succulcnt dellcacy --as
Frenchmen consider it being con-
sumed annually.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
Sensitive Plants.

There are plants so sensitive that
r. when standing by them, one
should suddenly put up an umbrella
or sunshade, it would case them in
stantly TO close together their leaf
lets and turn down their leaf stalks.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Average number OF complete and
perfect copies ri the Cairo Bull
letin printed daily and Sunday
during the year 1907 .21f6
Average number of complete and
perfect copies OF the Cairo Bull
Ietin printed daily and Sunday
during the month of August
1908 .2155
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-09-04
Conyjcts of Java.

Public streets in the towns of Java
arc daily swept and kept clean by ma
tive conyicts. The go to work chain
ed together in parties of 20 or 80.
under the superintendent of native
soldiers.