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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12
Sc renneVa eli surtido.

En- todOG los vaporss qua llegan & este
puerto, procedentes de Nusvs York =
Europa TeCibs 81 acrsditado sltabIeCimisn.
to "LaB Nogsdades'', San Francisco 45,
nuevo EuTtido de las eBpsCialidRdel do %
EAmO. CamSs para t0dR Clasa de fortunes.
muy REtfsticsE, con todoB Bua aCceuoRioL
objetoB de fAntalfl para Bsfioras , caballe,
Fog, lcza, juegoH de mUe6lGt. iugueten de
''biacuits" lindiaimoB, fafsima6 essnoias
ffancesRs = del Jap6n, pRrsguas para ca.
balleFoB = BombEilIRs para Befi 1Eas Bsfio.
ritaB, entire OtroI mil objetOg, 90 sncnsntran
ali & pTecioH Convsniantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12
CABLES De HOY.
SindiCat0S flanC0-hritaRiGOS en- ell
I puerto de Valparaiso.
Hasta eI microbes hubO en- Trinidad
CinCO cases fataIeS de peSte.
Hay ademas CuatTO cases sOspG-
Ch0SOS.
les reyes de lBgIateFTa SaIieFOB de
ReVaI para LundreS.
Iln0 Gram YaWieFa hn lae frMM0e fRamN0.
Una gran reVista de las tTOpas franco.
sSpa60las en- CaSa-hIsnca.

Valparaiso -Chils-junio 12.-ss ha
Rcsptado por fin IL proposition de los sin,
diCatos franco. bFitSniCos para Ia ConstruC-
ci6n de las obraa del puerto de eHtR ciudad.
El vRloE de eBaB obFRB alCRnzR ID can't.
dad de vsints millonsB de dollars. DiChas
obFaS Bsr6n dirigidaH adminiBtradaH,
msdiRnte 81 Oontrsto eStablecido, por loB
EefsridoB GindicatoB = poE espscio do tEeintR
= dos amor. En- todo eAs periodic dc tismpo
81 gobisrno de IL Tep6blioR garantiEar6 loS
intsFeseH del eincO por oiento. Las obEas
del puerto de eRtR Ciudad 90 considOEsn de
immense impoEtanCia para 81 pFogreBO y 10
expansion comerCia', = por ESQ 90 hR AGO.
gido con grRnde1 pl6cemen Ia decision del
gobisFno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12
LMDIcLlQR GENERAL

0ONEEJOs A LAS MADREs. .-RI jarabs
ealmante de Ia Sonora WinsloW debe
usarse siempre que los nifios estan en- el
peEiodo de Ia detsnoion. PropOrcionR ALI
vio Immediate al pequefio paciente, produ-
co un sueflO natural tranqulIo alivia Ell
dOlor 81 angelic despierta muy vivO Y
alegre. Es muy agradable al paladST,
0alma al nifiO, ablanda sus dolores, hace
f6ciles la funcionen del est6mago regula
los intestinos Els el meior remedto como
edo para la diarrea va provenga esta de la
denticion de cuslquiera ora causa.
Tengase mueho cuidado en- pediT Ell CARA
be Calmatne de la Sonora WlnslOW": es el
neior de f0dOA
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SOLARES EN- SANTuRCE.

Sc venden BolaEeB con fronts Ia carHO.
tsFs central , otroB intoriorss con CRllOI
RiEmRdRu.
Informant w. Bouch. TWaan n6m0To
altoB. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

AL RECIBO De 50 snviamoB
vusltS do correo IN Feloj Elgin gaEantizR-
do POE dies amos, , por $40 rsmitimoI 1no
mRRca WRlthRn. - f. KehrhGhSS. San
Juan p. r. Sd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

DOROTHY DAINTY RIBBON SETS
Yust receibed at "LA VILLA DE MA
DRID". La Ultima novedsd en- jUegos de
cIntas finas para lazOs y bandas; las hay
Faldas y AbEigOs de seda para SefIOras,
Rsf como los mejores Casimires, AIpacas,
Camisetas lejftimas Crepe etc; estOs
otrOs muchOs artf3ulOs sc acaban de recibir
s pfdanos muestras y Ie atenderemOs
gustOsos.
r. o. Box. 764, TeIefOnO 278.
San Francisco 81. San Juan, r. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12
Dan Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

Reproducmos facsimile que nos drie este
distngudo escritor, expresando el eecto que produ
era propio Il uso de las Pdoras de Foster
para los rnones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

SONORA que habIa 81 eBpanol, frances
ingl6g, Es ofreoe q las familiRa dc Puerto
Rico para acompafiarle' como int6FpEete en-
nua compass, pRIeoB, stc-DiEigiTSs Mrs.
de LRgs6, 148 F. so ST. New York City.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

ENTIRE los Ccmpradorss de rslOie1
pla1os ca II jOYsria de F. KshIhAhny Co
Bs FegalR un Eslej "Waltham" Hemsnal'
mspte Ls 4 TINA BemRnR obtuvo uno 81
senior 7 de Ia Fusnte. Ia sAntuvce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

rs TONIOO, no tiene auEtanciR1 noci
vas , EesultR IN magniico pFoductO, que
hS Obtsnido Ol mejoF cF6ditO On 81 pals y
fuoEa do 81. Los nefioreg Alvarez HERNIA
nos tienan siempre conEtRnts exiStenciR del
aCreditado "RON SAN LUIS 4 cuyo
producto NOS TefaTimoF. En- San Joa6
On esta ciudRd GO hAlls sl mRgnf6Co ron
"SAN LUIS" Conocido muy vsntsjosR'
msnte en- todaa nartsa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

EN.LA GALE DE TETUAN 38s
tsEcer piHo, 80 Alquilan dos busDRB haki
tScionsB con viats Ia cAlle. Sc admitOn
consnEalea. Is v. =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

La CASA Mum. 1O5 de la cRIls del
Sol de eStR Ciudad, % vsnds. InfoTmaEan
na 81 Ros de Oro, San Francisco 42.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

Trinidad, Junio 12-HaatR al mi6Fco'
les solo 90 regiatraEon en- aatR i8la oinco
casoB de Ia plags bub6nioR, CUatFc de los
cualeB tuvisFon fatal deBenlaee. Hay ade'
mas en- obBeTvaci6n en- Puerto de Elpa'
fia cuatRo CaaoB BoBpechosoH. EBtoH CuatFO
individuog q preasntRn todoB los sfntomaB
de Ia taHEibls epidamia, han Bido complOta
mants sisladoB Desde 81 TefsEido dfa, no
90 hR infoEmsdo Las RutoEidado8 santa
TiaA aceECR do nusvog CRBOB. FL gabaFnR'
dor Kuaggs = dem6B funcionRTioH do 10
coloniR, 10 mueven RctiVamOntg, p0niendo
an pr6ctiGa an6FgicaB rRdiCaleB medidaa
sanitaFiaH. FL pueblo de la colonia 90
hRlla aatisfscho del pFoCedeE de loo com
pstsntsB gobsEnantea inglGssg.
Rsvsl, Junio IL. -8un mBjsatadeB bri'
tkaioas sAlisron hoy para LondrsB, deBpuss
de la mas GfsctuoBR d9Epadida poE rafts de
los sobsTanos DIS la Russia. In antPeYiatR
can 81 primer miniStrO stoIypiD, ss CI6y
gu h2 aldo S&tiBfactoria para amboB pode'
res y que ei Tesultado de Ia viBita de IoB
raTeB de IoglatsFFR ha Bido el de h8baFsa
aiar ado medisnts EsCfpFocaB ventsjRB, IL
politics RDgloTusR en- Persia. TambiOn
fu6 raauelto 10 relative al status de la Ma'
cedoniR, aunqus no gs conoco ga cu6l sen
tide.
Cassblsncs, MarFus,oB, Junio 12.-S4
anunciB, como final de ls Campafig dc laB
tropas franco esps BIAS ca 81 impeIio, una
gran re 7istR de smbaB faeTzMa MandaFG
les II p'B fraacesag 81 general On jefa D.
AmGdR, Dagnu6s da aVEa PAviaAa aa cRsa
que FranciR EBpsnR no tardaF6n en-
svacuRE 81 pafg. So sBperR tambion que
en- brevs Bss Feconocido por todoB IoI poda.
res europeoH, 81 nusvo Sultan MuIai.Hafid,
81 cual Sultan ss ha inBtalado "a en- 81 pa
lacio imperial dc Fes que ocupaba 30 her.
mRno el dsEtronado AbduI.ASiz. Sc ass,
guFa que Mulai be hs Avanido al fin, con
objeto de que le IeconoEcRn como legftimo
Sultan de MaFEuacoB, TespstaE los acuar.
dos del Acta de AlgsciTag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12
TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs.

sUBAsTA PUBLICA. BIENEs INMUEBLEs
En- la COleuria de
l9O vndos
poso odos los benes lacados
pagao
debIdo tempo las contuOnes Yen recg dispne
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

H. LOPEZ OEPERO, San Jou6 Is
G. mpra y vents de musbles en- general.
Sc hao6n pTestsmos de dinero aobre prem.
dsB de orc, plata y piedrsg pEecioHRE. Sc
ComprAn pTondsB antiguaH , modeTnRu. So
Oompra , vsnda plata y orc deteEiorndo.
ConBlsnts exiStsncia de muebleB, q tipo
soon6micon. BARRKs DE CATRE.
A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

nm Or OOHENTA CENTA
XII TTWS VOS. Un millAE de
w VtUO agujaB de fon6grsfoV.
Sc euvfan por coETao. Ffanqueo ibHr.
GONZALEZ PADTN HMNs Sen juan p, r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

-SOMBRRROS PARA sENORAs,
muy olegantsa y & pFecioB sumRmsnte mo-
diCOs, lo1 Rcaba de EeCibiT La TienditA do
Jossfa EchsvRrrfa, nl lRdo del Ryunta.
misnto. Vands tambi6n efsotoB rsligio.
sos CompEa snvoItuFaB de JRbon OotR-
p0m San Imam. Roy 21R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

Sc VENDE una silla raclinadR para
iav6lidou, caBi nueva. DirijirIe Bex
683, San Juan. 6v.H
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-12

POR AU5ENTARSE RU due1R, Rs
vende una casa de huespedsB situada en- ls
CRIIe dc Allen 6mGro 86 Rltog. En- IR
mismR Casa infoEmRTap.
Qvn
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
To Stockholders of the Bay State Gas Company

OF
al Mr. lawson
still the hands OF receiver and the
share and looked as though
deciding his hands with ITS
TO ~ Ne" loA)
and that he not
the practically request 9 al So
stockholders
than they tor under any or
stockholders thereby themselves destroy "
present stock nothing OF Its great future
Other than few designing desire aras and annoy
conpanys law where the
i villa rirchp stock
full charge OF the compns AFFAIRS It IS wei
other corporations most
the coming particularly he will accept salary
multiplying
worth for the future
Of oney
record strongly impress upon n
voted
Board Directors winch ne
present. e.. , ,-.--
andf hold American trust
in
b holders
called the which VIII be
forthcoming and whic be Mr. Lawson
II
perhaps
qudatng
f,dsTab p;dff 0p012P 464 10 10 m o8 J. FRANK ALLEE.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

The Clinton lime development in Southeastern
Ohio is about the most interesting feature in that
or the lower southwest district. 1t is deep sand
territory and the test the Edward Stevenson
farm. which in few days ago. had ni
tial production Of over go barrels the first day
Naturally. this has given this section very at
tractVe outlook for the operator. and great
deal OF new work is contemplated that the
We'll has shown its capabilities Generally through
fields there has been little 10 record beyond the
mediocre. Here and there well comes some
what better than the average. The No. I the
c D Morgan farm Gray's branch OF Buffalo
Creek Lincoln District. Marion County. came in
at 10 barrels hour when drilled into the first
deeper drilling Operators are busy in many sec
tons with test wells, there is always a hope OF
striking some new and important pool. IN the
FOIansbee pool. on the Ohio side, efforts still
under way in the way of tests in spite Of repeated
failures heretofore encountered. Several tests
are now under way north of the dry hole on
Mckee farm There IS less eagerness, however in
resuning operations since the advent of better
weather than was expected. and operators are not
over-actve in the majority Of places Some Of them
are deferred because of the scarcity of territory in
loSe sections where there is reasonable hope
Of success At the same time there are a goodlv
NUMBER OF adventurous spirits making at
tel1pts IN Jackson County and also in Calhoun
and Roane counties. who are urged on by +bA
hope Of finding extension to the southwest Of
bie CeNeiOpIreltS IN tdben and Lincoln counties
E'4IS'c tI4t tyteitJ has not been entirely
1S-I'-eo monday : Cove, in Brook County, still
continues 10 furnish the best producer and the
staying qualities Of the wells make this a most
attractive section. With the coming Of more SET
Lted Si'rlng weather more activity shown in tbs
1fa"IorQ county fields in Illinois. where MANY
contemplated. -' - q
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

ana other grades deliverable on contract should be
iNed at not from the actual selling value of the
Ndfious grades In the spot market at the time OF
delivery but should be established or fixed" at
stated periods by committee OF the exchange.
oEncially known the committee the revision of
spot quotations. but commonly spoken of as the re-
VISION committee. AT first this revision committee
was required to meet once month during the ac-
tive cotton season. or nine times a year
IN october, 1897, however, the rules were again
amended. and meetings OF the reyision committee
were limited to two year, namely, the second
Wednesday OF September and the third Wednesday
OF November. This provision is still in force The
grade differences established by the committee ar
its September meeting hold good for settlements of
deliveries future contracts until the November
meeting while those established in November
not be changed until the following September. This
system may be referred the fixed difference
or periodic difference system
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
BAY STATE


As President OF the thoroughly flhed live
Frend debauch duty
genly end her reform her
into financial beacon for the future would " that OF sucn sa
personal interest whether have her knocked in the head
your decision with the facts
FHS There today outstanding 36975o shares OF stock
consist OF between 100000
pending favor OF the
this be increased 100000 or less)
Third. These be dealt with in OF three ways
They a appointed dis
stockholders Ger
pairing to ask that such a receiver be appoindl there
distributed after the receivers and attorneys fees
expenses deducted each share
B. The present management will lqudte company
expense clerk hire which
will receive from IS
{. WILL Presdn OF charge company stock
company from the date
which believe will give
market value of from 81 S.
Fourth very large proportion 36o75o
practically stolen from the
the hands OF innocent hodee pnOthe courts have
decided all shares OF one and equal value
The the outstanding stock has only cost present
10 o cents
Sixth Four years ago company possessed Of supposed
sOoooooo The companys Indebtedness that time con
which the decided entitled cent over
Scnfh At the time OF my election presidency your
limited
will of YOUR company going addition its
liquidation personally $Ioooooo and above its
% ne 81 sl . | m % - % o o 1l s.t osr - Tori5s+ine value
Eighth meeting been called for May IS At this
stockholders will be asked for one OF the three following
4 To have receiver dissolve company
To have the management dissolve the company and distribute
direction of Thomas
Ninth II You desire your compny
proxy. for large proportion
practically unanimous request from all the stock voted
accept presidency the
meeting vii! lay before stockholders plans for the future conduct o the
oompanys business THOMAS W, LAWSON 9,
Boston, May Z, 1908 President
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

he Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
forry-one railroads or systems for the third v-ee,
IN April Of these six return gains of s806 or Is
per cent and thirty-ve return losses of g. $50
or cog per cent The whole shows loss Of s. s63-
20. or 19I per cent
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
1 9 THOMAS. q Surrogate CT the County OF New
york notice IS hereby given 70 al persons having
Henri Joaquin deceased, late Of the County Of New
YORK TO present the same with vouchers thereof 70
-. s,bscrfber at her place OF tTansaCtng business
tbs offiCe OF Messrs Coudert Brothers. No Rector
S+raat in the Borough OF Manhattan. City ot New
York on before the 1st day Of July next
New York. 18th day Of November 1901.
CAMILLE JACQCIS. Adr1i2isJratrix
COv-DEPT BROTHERS. Attys for AduIniSrraLrix-
York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

TrSs CHARLES AN PURSUANCE OF AN
I'll order OF Hon. Abnsr c Thomas. Surrogat. Of
- Sornrv OF New York notice IS hereby given 20
ali persons having claims against Charles A Hess.
Ia+A Comfy New York. deceased.
II. with vouchers, thereof to the subscriber at
of transaC-Cg business the Office OF Mark
= rIoIztefn No Us Broadway. the City
vorLy on or before the S0th day OF May, 1908
Dated New York the 18th day of November 1901
IDA HESS ExecutFix
MARX G HOIsTE5N Attorney torn ,t2 for Exee1t-ia Us
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
L H Beckett a Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
notice is hereby having claims
late OF the County OF New York. de-
with vouchers thereof.
ecrher at her place transscting business.
Of Elgas. No. 40 Exchange Place. Borough
If Na5battan in the City OF New York, befors the
aetn day June. le0s.
Jat-i New York. the IIta day % Decttnper. 1901
MARTHA A 3 MONTGOMERY. ExecutriI
LEWIS & ELGAS Attorneys for ExecutTx. 40 Exchange
f.see. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
SurrOgates Notices.

TX PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON. ABNEa C.
L Thomas. Surrogate Of the County ~ New YORK
on 18Th November. 1907 notice Is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against AUGUSTUS
r Macdonough, of the County OF New YORK de-
present the came with vouchers thereof %
their place OF transactng BUSINESS
So re court street Borough Of Brooklyn. in the C;y
Of New York before the lst day of Tune next
sAd Re1 End DAY Of November. 1907
EDWIN a. ROGERS. Jr Executor
WILLIAMS RICHARDSON. attorneys Tor Executor
1s Court street. Brooklyn n i
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

IN PURsUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER G
4 surrogate OF the County Of New YORK
norf1s is hereby given al parsons having claims
work deceased present the with vouchsrs
- the subscriber her place of t-acsacting
tTg~sss AZ the Office Walter Large. No i5 william
street in the City OF New York on or before tie lst
9TTste6 New York the 25th day Of November 1eo7.
MAMIE NJ PERSON. Adulinistra-TiI-
WALTER LARGE. Attorney for Adnlintst-strix IS
11IIisr Street Borough Of Manhattan Eew York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
4 q Thomas q Surrogate o. the County of New York.
notice is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
YORK deceased, 10 present the same with vouchers
subscriber at his place q r-a2sacring
sNe,Tass a. the oA7ce 0f Frederic de Foster,
Wal Street in Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
bafor the day u June
Tsts5 New York the 22nd day q November. fa0T
VI. LTAN D JAFFRAT. Executor.
FREDERIC DE ? FOSTER. Attorney tor Executor IS
wall street. Borough 0f Manhattan City oe New
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04

JN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON, GEiAE:I-Es
A 4 Beck Surrogate Of the County OF New
notice IS hereby given IL persons having claims against
I5uCId Miller deceased late OF the County % New
y0-E fo present with vouchers thereof
sbscriOer place of t-aEsaCtiag business No -
Broadway, he CITY oI -'eW 4cTa OF ce1ofS ths
25th day O August next
Dated the lstn day ot Ee6fLaFy- l9uo
HENRY STEINHARDT. NELSON A. MILLER IRA z
IRA = MILLER Attorney for Executors a. Broadvay.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
PENNSYLVANIA
The kITTATINNY.

DELAWARE NALEEt "a
Omen under management a. lasE s-AS77
IMPROVED. REFCFNISHED, EEDEcoRAIED
The most beautiful hsaJhfuI resort a. VacS -
spend the Spring and seasons CLsrats a1-1
air and i1vigoratiEg. deI-1tful Walks and dFtN
Excellent rshtlg. Eor. bf---arcs
pgoI boating Largest I1osc mo
err. appointed and The leading noJsl CaSac-tL
500 Situated is private Mountain Park % oNe@
acres hear. open loZ rres- elecrri- AsnIs
elevators baths par-0rs, private na4conles SPA
c!ous verandas. Orchestra Cuisine ard service -
farm art Greenhouses give 20 rs
table products par excellence IsEsp1o1e and fe--
ls-aph Ofrces 2 plan. r4-t@
Illustrated booklet application. showing Eorel 4r-
ratinuy Park scenes c-1cial Ni-t2tiii1V
Special Spring Rates . FE-a Va ~oF--
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22
AH4TETR FARMS Ply.
O7cners of Lemon Country Place,
Supply Fifth 1Uenue Homes.

Farming for fun among the rich property owu-
ers in the Berkshire Hills has changed int,
farming for profit A few years ago The men o.
wealth who have country places in Western
Massachusetts, were content to raise fancy stock
and cultivate flowers. william UoUE.as Sloa1s
was breeding from his imported stallion, Cdarles
Ianfer was interested in beautiful v.1letS All
hOthouse fruits and flowers Were what TIE oxn-
ers of the country places most demanded q h
superintendents.
But this is greatly changed TO-DAY and Es
New Yorker who has any kind q I-aper7
suitable for the growing Of vegetables ar.
flowers and enough land to establish henae-
gets supplies for his table and ad0rruent for Es
drawing room in town direct from his county,
home John s. Barnes, John r A'eXandrs
Carlos NJ de Heredia. CiiraGd Foster. John z
Parsons. F. Augustus Schernerh0rI and Others
are daily shippers of produce from L.Lox q
New York
William Douglas Sloane has the largest farm
property in LenOx- It is directly opposite E.
skine Park, the country residence n George
Westinghouse. and has several of the finest
barns in America Fully S1I"0h" has been e1-
pended in concrete structures since 1899 jy Nr
Sloane. The main barn is 1f,; feet Ions by IS
feet wide and has haymows in which 30 tons
the barn is O., feet There are Forty stalls for
cattle and five hospital stalls The dai-. IS a
by - feet with concrete floor and tiled walls
1t contains butter and separating rooms refrig-
orators coolers and hot and cold water SUP
ply.
MI Sloane'S COWS are all registered Jerseys
and Swiss and the sheep are Hamp-E-es ard
Southdowns. on the estate are 100 horses and
thousands of feathered stock Immel-e hen
neries and horse and sheep barns are altered
over the property which runs for mile O.
more from the Lee-LenOx highway 10 Rattle
snake Mountain.
Not so large in size. but comparing Fl Sc-uct-
ures and appointments. are the prOTs-ties G,
Mr.. Schermerhorn. Spencer P. ShOtteT and Rob
ert ". Paterson
Few persons outside of Lenox realize how ths
Fifth avenue homes of LenOx summer r--idents
are supplied with fresh cream. butte. milk.
eggs and flowers in the CLOSED season, as that
part Of the year is called in which the r0ttages
of Ienox are closed. The farm has become
Continued eighth
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

Cattaro with the small town of that name nes-
ting at the foot of gigantic precipices rising 10
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

In natural spectacles by way of variety on
the Adriatic trip, there is the inner harbor Of
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

bat wings-but Crawford does these things bet
ter.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

a height Of six thousand feet The mountains are
eighth
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

Continued On eighth page.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-09-11
CHAS. P. HATCHER
MADE CHAIRMAN
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
QUALITIES AND EFFECTS AN,
oRGANIZATION.

Members of the County Board of
Education qualified, organized and en-
tered upon the discharge of their du.
ties Monday. The members of
the Board, Charles P. Hatcher, E. M.
Kindel, w. c. Renfro, D. c. Kinnard
and ]. B. Pigg, took the oath before
County Court Clerk Thomas and went
at once to the: Office of the County
Superintendent, where they organized
by the election of Charles P. Hatcher
as Chairman. With the exception of
the two members last named the 9th.
er members served on the first board
and Mr.. Hatcher was its Chairman.
His unanimous reelection is quite a
compliment to the manner In which
he discharged the responsible du-
ties of his ONCE.
Under the law the County Superin-
tendent becomes the ex-officio Secre-
tary OF the Board, and after the cleo
ton of the Chairman and the trans
action of some routine business an
adjournment was taken until the next
regular meeting, which will be the
First Saturday IN October. Hereafter
all of the regular meetings will he
held on the First Saturday.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-09-11
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Plenty more proof like this from
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