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The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14

Proposed Amendment No. 10.
 "That Section l of Article lG of the Con- stitution of the State of Arkansas be ameud- ed so as to read lis follows:
 Article It. Section 1. Neither the State nor any city, town, county, or other munich paity in this State shal ever loan it's credit for any purpose whatever, nor shall any county, city, town or municipality eyer is- sue any interest bearing evidences of in debtedne>s, except such bonds as may be i authorized by law to provide for the con struetion and maintenance uf public high WAYS in counties, cities and towns and the construction, purchase and maintenance of public Improvements of general nature in cities and towns,
 Provided That bonds or evidence of in debtedness shall not be issued for an amount mere than ten per cent. of the assessed vau- ation of all real and personal property in any city, town or county proposing to issue same.
 Such bonds shall not bear greater rate of interest than five per cent, per annum. and in order to provide for the payment of such bonds and interest, special tax not to exceed three mill. on the dollar, in addition to the rate of taxation, now authorized, may be levied by said counties, cities and towns. And the State shall never issue any inter est bearing treasury warrants or scrip"
 The above resolution was filed in the office Of the Secretary of State on May B, 1907. Each eleetor may vote for or against the above amendment.
 Witness my official signature this .24th day of February, 1908.
 0. c. LUDWIG,
 toeai.l oeeretary of State.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14

Hon. w. $. Goodwin has filed his protest with the State Cen. tral Committee against the is suing of the certificate of nomi- nation to Minor Wallace by the Chairman of the Congressional Committee. Let the Committee take the matter up and see that justice is done. even though Wallace may never see the Cap itol again. The principles of Democracy stand for equal and exact justice to all, and nothing less will satisfy it's votaries.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14

Joe Galloway and Tom Hardy have not been mentioned in con nection with the Big Four, yet. The Johnson men should have them in charge of the Conven- tion if they expect to win.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14
Remmember.

It's not how you live, but how's you liver. If not in perfect order, make it so by using Simmons Liv- ee Purifiier.-tin boxes only. It's the surest, satest and most agree able aid to that organ ever put up.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14

We predicted, several months ago. that Bryan and Taft would be the nominees of their respective parties. and we have no reason now to change our mind
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14
Warning Order.

In tue Drew Ghancery Court. Haywood Carr Plaintiff
 vs. Matte Carr. Defendant The defendant Hattie Carr. IS warned to appear in this Court wit,.in 8 days to an- swer the complaint.Of the plaintiff Haywood Carr.
 Witness my hand as Clerk this 9th day of May. 1908. J W. KIMBRO, (SealJ Clefh.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14

"A heart of oak and a will of iron" is what the Camden Bea- con claims for Joe Galloway, the Chairman of the Congressional Committee of the 7th District His heart must have been filled with something besides the spir- 1t of justice. to permit him to make such a ruling as he did. "A heart of oak" is good, and if "gnarled and knetted" had been mixed in it would have, perhaps, been more appropriate.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14

DeWitt's Little Early kisers are small, safe, sure and gentle little pills.
 For sale by
 Brown McQuiston & Go.
 and Graham X Graham
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COUNTY

The Big Four to Denver ought to be big in reality as well as name, and in that case what would become of the little aspir- aufSS
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14

day afternoon at two G4OCk K walked into the store, and with out warning shot James down in cold blood He fingered until II o'clock at night andl expired, re- taining consciousness until one hour of his death.
 lame is associated in the store business with Mir. Montgomery, president of the Skidoo Mines Co.,. and the cause that directly led up to the shooting was the giving of an order by an ex employe of this company to this wretch. who de manded part payment on the order in cash. James refused and credit ed the order on an account owing l by he and his partner. The part ner quarreled with James also re- garding the order and the supposi- ton. lacking evidence, is, that this mans partner, with the on e giving the order abetted the crime
 James was highly respected and loved in this small community and it to person attended his funeral which was held to day. It was i'm. possible to embalm the remains on account of the autopsy and manner 1 in which the wound was recieved Under heselconditions the remains could not be.shipped and the funer- al was conducted here.
 James was possessed of many in terests in this camp. l am interest ing myself to see that everything is well taken care of. It is my un- derstanding you have other sons and l would suggest that one of them or a member of your family take such steps as may be necessary to settle up his estate here. l will write you further regarding what condition the estate is so for as l can ascertain.
 have Known James for the past two years and we were close friends. entertain the highest re- gards for him and our close busi- ness relations were of the very pleasantest, making his loss keenly felt by myself and host oi friends.
 Fearless of danger at all times caused him to ignore all precau- tions to avert the calamity such as overlook him. under the warnings of myself and others that he would some day suffer harm. m.from this des. picable gang that has infested our community since the town started.
 To night two of the wretches lie covering under guard expecting to meet their merited fate by lynching.
 ' ou and yours have the heart. felt sympathy of this community and you can rest assured that no stone will be ssleft unturned to bring these murderers to justice.
 We live in remote part of the country, far from the railroad, no miles and three days travel from the county seat government. Gn- der these conditions this place has been harbor for the lawless.
 I will write more as develop ments occur, and believe me,
 I our humble servant
 Albert L. Davis.
 MT Zellner spent number of years in the Mart community and was well known to all old settlers of Mart.
 The man who did the killing, we learn was lynched April 23rd.- Mart Daily Herald.
 James Zellner, the victim of the above sad and deplorable killing, was the oldest son of Capt. A. B. Zellner, and was reared in this county. He was nephiew of Messrs. T. (. and Will Erwin. of this county. He left here some. thing over 20 yeaas ago. After living in Texas for while he nov ed to California. The family and kindred have our sympathies in their great loss.
 Chamberlai Coiic, Cholera, aud
 Diarrhoea Remedy
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14
Warning Order.
In the Drew Chancery Court

m the DfeW Chancefy U0nft Jessie Washington, Plainun,
 vs.
 Emmett Washington, Defendant. . The Defendant, Emmett Washington is warn cd to appear in this court within 90 days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, Jessie Washington. or the same will be taken as con fesscd. Witness my hand and official seal on this the 1Ilh day of April 1908
 J W Kimbro
 Clerk of the ChancerY Court
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14

!" Ii iaTEIttI IIaIHtIHi
 vs.
 fricie Elisabeth Cartrett Defendant.
 The Defendant. Pr.cie Elisabeth tartrett. Is warned to appear in the Drew Chancery Court within thirty days from this date to answer the complaint of the Plaintiff. W P. cartrett.
 Given under my hand this 18th day of April 1908. J. W KimbrO.
 tseal.1 Clerk
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14
THURSDAY, MAY 1908.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election September IA, 1908.
DISTRICT.

For Congress-Joe. I. Robin son.
 For Prosecuting Attorney-Paul G. Matloek.
 COUNTY. For Rcpresentative-R L. Col lins
 For County and Probate Judge I. II. Hammock. For Sherif-W. A. Cokcr. For Circuit Clerk-J. w. Kim bro.
 For County Clerk-D. NJ. liar dy.
 For Treasnref-II. II. Adeock. For Assessor-M. M. Dickson. For Sutveyor-John Taft.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14
Proposed Amendment No. 9.

"Every male citizen of the United States or male person who has declared his inten tion of becoming citizen of the same. of the age of twenty-one years, who has resid. ed in the State twelve months, in the county six months, and in the precinct, town or ward one mouth, next preceding any elec- tion at which he may propose to vote, ex- eept such persons as may for the eommiss- ion oi some felony be deprived of the right to vote by law passed by the General As- sembly. and who shall exhibit poll tax re- ceipt or other evidence that he has paid his poll tax at the time of collecting taxes next preceding such election. shall be allowed to vote in any election in the State ef Afkan- sas. Provided, That persons who malle sat- isfaetory proof that they have attained the age of t@enty-one years since the time of as- sessing taxes next preceding said election aad possessed the other necessary qualfica- tiaus, shall be permitted to vote, and pro- vided further, that the said tax receipt shall be so marked by dated stamp or written en- dorsement by the judges of election to whom it may be first presented as to prevent the holder thereof from voting Ill ore than once in ary election. D
 Tine above resolution was filed in the office of the Secretary of State on April 2, l9o7
 Each eleetor may vote for or against the above amendment.
 Witness my official signature this 24th day of February, 1908.
 0. C. LUDWIG,
 (Seal.) Secretary of State.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14

Notice is hereby given that the following joint resolution, proposing an amendment to the State Constitution, was passed by the General Assembly at its regular session of 1907. and tbat the same will be submitted to the electors of the State at the next gen- eral election. to be held Monday, September
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14
The MonticeIleilian.

yANfEs F. GOTH AM,
 Eaitor and Proprietor.
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james ZeIlner Murdered.
NJ art. Texas.

Skidoo. Gal. Arpril 20, 1908 Mrs. Julia Zsllner.
The Monticellonian., 1908-05-14
Warning Order.
Warning Order.
 ] Cartrett Defendant.

In the Drew Ghancery Court. artrett. Plaintiff
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N, ID. GOTHAM. Bus. Mgr.
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In tue Drew Ghaneery Court.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

' TT VI ! IN7' IA0EI7 J E. BIsff. RaeelYar
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Proposed Amendment to the Censtita.
 ton of the State of Arkansas.

Clerk Of the Chaneery Court
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-08
iY las fiestas de CaTnaVal?
"TaTIstss" dsl Iapor 'OcolGl"
VISItlrin d capital J Peace,

Los gefiores MiiIlenhcf & KorbeF, de
egta cspitsl, nos partieipRn que Reabsn de
recibir cable de BarbadRs aviH6ndole que
81 vapor con ''touriutan" Oosao0, de Ia
Hamburg American Line, lEegar6 aquf el
ltiues la8 6 de Il msfianR , Hsldr6 para
Ponce 81 diR IL laI 4 de Ia taEde.
Tenemon noticias-dicen-de que el
vapor trae an gran n6msTo dc ''turiIta5s
y s. de suponer que muchog de ello8 %
proponen atTRveBRr Is CarTstsra de aquf &
Ponce.
Las empre1as de coCheI , autom6vileB
-anaden-que deBeen f tar lus vehfcu.
los para 81 vieje de Rquf Ponce puedsn
aviEaElea.
En- Cuba = On santo Domingo, con 81
prop6Gito de atraeE ''tuEistaA", que dejsn
no POGO pYovecho & lar CiudsdeB que vi
nitan, se organism espl6ndidAs fsItGI do
CaFnavaI.
HaatR Il fschR ca San Juan NADIA pare.
ce hacerre para celsbEaF con toda brillan-
tez, como en- anteFioFGB GfioB, esag festa'; y
geguFamenta snts afio Ponce aventajard 6
San Juan, pueB en- ID ciudad del SaE BO
pEepaTan cslebraE 81 CaTnaval do mAn0'
70 uuntuoBa.
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SUCESTS.

Coamo, Febroro s. Jsfs poIicfa insulhr,
San Juap. He arraEtsdo por huEto dc M
Rsloj u que ocups y puI1 juuto con detani.
do dilpo1iCi6n co1t8 municipal. Cabo Ca
nanoya.
Rio Piedrap. -Jsfs intsEino poIicfa iaau
lar, San JuRp. PoE fasrEa dc elts pu6sto
fac nOgprsndida tards hoy en sliableOimien.
to Manuel sRrEiego. jugada n "Monts'
oOupand0 naipo1y ATrertando IL indivi'
duoE. SaFgsnto, SisETe.
Aguau Buanar.- inteFino poliefn
insular, San Juan. En- bRrEio .1Mulita''
euts tsTmino, Maria Gomez, trat6 suicidaE'
SO con una naysia balbeFa, infri6ndo8e doG
heEidaB On 81 Cuello de oaFaCteF grave.
Guards MoFreI
Ponce, ,-Jsfs poliCfa inBular AOAbR de
cor aorpFsndida una jugada de gRlio1 patio
cara BefoE MenIlet. DenunCiadoI jugado'
EsI J oouOadOs galIoG psIsadoE Cap. Fer
n6ndeE Mater.
Toa.alta, San juan sfo iuterino policfa
inaulRr. TaFde ds ayar ca haErio Mari
Gao, de Vega alta, faeFon RFTestadoB poE
guaFdia Gardens, individuoa BonifaCio Pa
chscO, Aeuntfu Garcfa, C6ndido LaDs, por
dslito do "ExtoTCi6n." Juez entieDde 01un'
to y exGsIeB $500 dollars fanzR. Cabu
Soto.
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Las PJRGAS P0R TE
I6grafo.
iEIasta ttnds iran a paraT las con-
uuiStaS De Ia GisRCis!

On m6dico acabR dc inventar una nue.
W limonada puTgants CuyO8 efectoT son
maFaviIlcsea; 10 ha bautizado con el nom.
bEs de talslaxaate
he Gqqi como ae adminihtrp:
Hs fabricado un aparato telegEktico
bastante paFeCido 81 ts' 6f1nc, peEo en- 81
cual Iaa tFompstiIIau actstiCaB e1t6n tenn
pIaEadon por dos pequefios TeCipientsB que
pueden adaptaRso & tOdOa les alGmbEei; !;
poni6ndoua on communication con 81 apaKa'
60 EecsplOE, 81 onfnmo 90 purga n1tantG'
nsaments ,, poT medic de IN bottom Tegu
Iador, puoden m0daEaH aumentaE 10 do
sin neCeraHia "a tOmpsFamento.
El m6dico ha GaoadO uuG patsnts de 10.
venCi6n-y k6uta puede haceVla patsnte,
ivnya d puedsl-y o1tk On pr6ctical con la
CompafifR de nm cable submarine para
~podeH snVinr "a Temedio todRs lRB parties
del munno.
81 81 inventor l0gva arreglsEBe. s u no
90 de1aEEegla 81 miBmo enBAyando psESo'
naImente 50 invanto, HinCaEamente COM
psdecemo1 todoB los empleadoB del tele'
grafo encaEgado1 de tEaumitiE 81 nusvo
madicamento, d 81 que ne tcmRn la pre-
Cauci6n de pOneTas 80. sObEe loo Ailla'
dorea.
En- 10 nuCosivO, ii d unO de ere medica'
mento Ilega & geneTslisaTue-y no % Aven'
turado OFedocirlo-Be de1tsrrarf, entire
los que aus buenoB sfsctcS % sOmetsD, la
vieia muletiIla, que, pusntO On apEetuEa9 el
paCiento, ConBiutfa en- decir "vOy q ecbdT
una eorta al correO," SiSndO auf que enc
proCsdimisnto vsndrk 4 Eelu'tsH anaeE6'
nico, Cont6ndoHe ya con el tsl6gsAfo.
Como % v6 e. ya no 100 81 penIAmien
to 81 que puede uaIVRR enoEmes diBtRnCiaB,
por medic de los miBmoH apArAtos dc Nor
8e poE medic de Il m0FoOsigroftG.
Pueden 1aIvar tAmbi6l eIa diltancia
NADIA menos que las purgaB, y aCaSo peTCi
biFAO de los E6res queridoH On Femots an.
BsnCia, Bus "Reminiscences anguBtial
No 90 ha pen1ado en- apIiCar 4 Osts in-
ventO Ia fotografia, porqua tendEfa qus
YER.
81 mundo marcha, = con 81 todos asoH
maHavillonoB invsntoE.
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LOS TRABl5lDORES De vlGA ALTA
EI OlOmOnto p0lltIeO trlblIl poi G0ns0guIT plro
d pueblo una eOftO munleIpll.
(De nneStrO cOrTsspOn0aE }


Fsbrsro 6. Con gran activi1ad hR en-.
pezado Ia zaf en- ID central CfFmen, on
Is que ss sncuentTa don Manuel Garcia
MarrsTo, administrator de Il misms.
Tambi6n se me dice que iniciRtivG del
senior Garcia hay 81 pFop6sito de dar q
elemento trAbsjadoF medicinaa. El bHszo
tTabsiadoE aRtk cOntentO , On particular 81
CoTre1ponBRl.
-El elemsnto poIftico de elte pueblo
tEabaja poE conBeguiE una Corte municipal.
C16s1a que eatR petici6n en- la C6maEa
BsF6 un heohO.
Los yscinoS De Vegs-alta % quejan
, con raz6n de que lR loChs que 20 leB
Ysnde no e. dol todo buenR.
-ss dice que entire dos indiViduoB
Martin 81 cabo Jol6 7, Cord0FO, TeciOn.
toments nombEado para BsrcelOneta, ha
hRbido unsB pRlabraB porque 81 Castro le
cobF6 un piqUito 81 cabo.
En- dfa1 panados fac IsntencfadO por
vendor le.he adulteTada Juan Gonzales,
eSte iuicio 10 CeIebr6 81 jusz Amadeo.
-HemoB tsnido 81 guSto de aaludar q
cRbo Do Il policfR inGulaE don Luis MiFan'
d., quisn viens hacerIe cargo de eIte
pusIto.
Felicitamos Il recto funcionaTiO que
{ la vsz sea d ejsmplo de lA justiOia.
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B 0 D A S

Anoche 4 Jas = media contrajeron
matrimonio ante 81 juez Baz6n los apre
CiabIes i6veneI Mercedes NeguerR Vega }
Francisco MansRnet, hRbiendo conCurTido
nm buOn n6msro de amigoB, entire elloB lar
utfioritas Rovira, LSzaTo, Hern6ndes, Ar
duhR FoEtufi,, BRlleDtsroB, CaDtro Be-
tancourt, eEposos soto y los sefiore8 ATbo'
ne, Perez LoEada, I P. de UnamuB, Enri'
que PoEche. NAFanjo, Alvarez Torres,
BefioIita Mario Benitez ? muchoB mas
que sentimoG no rscordar. Los eGpolos
Noguera1 donde tuvo lugar 81 matTimonio
obsequiaEon expIOndidaments & Jos Concu'
rrsncis Galiendoi to1OI uatipfsohOB de las
atencione8 recibidaB y deGeando una eteEna
fslicidadad para lOB nuevoB denpOuadoB. -
ROaeiO.
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SUCESO QUE CIUSO En- BARCELO.
meta muCha nena.
--s
DlSpsItd gran OniusllsmO el dlsCHTs0 Do Mufa7
Rivera.
(Ds nuestro correspOnsaI).

Febrerc, 6.-EI incidents acAoCido en-
IR certyal PIazusla al q. mec6nioo Mr..
Alberto Flahsrty hs Caussdo muCha pena,
pueB dicho senior era una persona apTeCia-
BILE , CuIta , goaabs De nimpatfaI en- la
loCalidad.
-Al reCibirBe aquf 81 IfbAdo los psri6
dioou que trAfan Il pTimeTa psTts del dig.
CuEno del pAtEiota don Luis Mu1oz Rive
70, hubo an sntuBiasmo muy grande y por
todau paHtes se lefan ontFs delirantea aplAu
Do1 los patri6ticOI p6rrafou del tAlsntoIo
pueEtoEique1o.
-se enCueDtTa de gravsdAd an tisrno
nifo del telegrafsts Beflor MaFtf = lIOva
muchoG dfhB dc cama con fsbrs Ii diBtin-
guida sefioiita VicsntR Arzusgs.
Han visitado oata lo6a idad don
Francisco Z. Diaz, faEmaceutico de Aguas
BuenaU, y 81 0efior Arachs, activo agents
de stEl Carnival"
-Ha contrafdo matrimonio el distin-
guido CompatriotV, nueItro busn amigo
don JoL6 VRngGB, CON II spiritual Bsfa.
rita PamiaB, dc Uamuy, loI CualeH dOSoa.
mos muchas fslfcidadeE.
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Sobra el poGker..... sin inter6s.

Parsce que IN proyecto de ley tratan'
do de oauprimir el 'spOkes'' ...sin interfs ssHk
pansdo On 81 Congejo Executive y on IL CO.
mara. La opinion general eB que li Ie
RcabR con loB pequeflo8 oentroS del vicioso
''tiror de Ia Oreja Jorge, debe investi'
garse 81 exiBtan otro8 On la CiudRd 8 On la
isls. EaEeCs que en- 81 gObieEno hay delde
haCs tempo, Ia frme idea de acabRE con
loB juegoB do a8aE en- la iB'a , On esto egtf
ueCundado por los SroE. jsfsS cfciales , de-
mas mismbros de Il poliefa inuular que
BiempTa han propsndido clio apeBaF Dc
las cortspiEaH de Las diGpOsicioneI exiH'
tGnteS.
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GoNSEL0 EEGIII IIL0

a las 10 Y ounce minuton di6 coniou'
70 Il session en- 81 ConBejo Ei ieCutiyo bOio
Id pKsuidenCia de Mr.. Willongbhy y CON
q istsnCia de toloI los reno oonaeieFog
Dtspu6s de apFobada 81 actR antsTioE as
di6 leCtura upa comuuicaCi6n que -dii i
gen del Ayuntomiento de Trijillo Alto
sdhiri6ndola q IG protsIta que hiao 81
AyuntamientO dc LaFes, uobr8 una ley de
Sandal que 30 dice Is pHelantara. Otra
communication del aeCEetREio del Ayunta
mionto de AdjuntsI, pidiendo que g
apEaebs ca 81 ConHejo uns TesoIucion que
sstG "a trfmiteu ten6ents ConstruIr una
cRrrstera entire aquel pueblo QuebTadl'
Has
ORA communication del Dorado On la
que sa pide 81 Connojo que de peEmiBo 4
aquel Conoejo municipal, para que pueda
dictaR oEdenanzaB nobFe 10 penCs.
El pEauidente anunCiR que GI @. 3. 25
est6 diupueato para votaTla On tsTCera lectu'
Ta y fa6 votado apEobado por mayoEfa.
Pas6 & u CfmaTa de DslegadoE.
Sc present6 el O. B 81 do SRnChes
Morales para CEaRr un negociadO de agFf'
CuItuRa On el dspaTtRmento del Interior.
E&s0 q 10 CoM4sAOn % bBGAoU1buEAs
La okma1a do deltgadaB infoEma que
ha aprobado un P de Is 9. BuHtitutO loa
ndmeruu Is, II, "a 43. Pas6 8 II co
mission correspondence. Tambi6n infoE.
mo haber apTobado 81 proyactO ndmoEo
81 que paI6 Is Comisi6n de hacienda.
81 ConseiO Be declara ca Comi1i6n total
ga sipus Is Giacuai6n ucbre 81 O. B. s de
Diaz Navarro, para csmbial IL hoTca por
garrots cuando % eisOutOn Eeos On Ia isls
, otTos fines.
(Continuard 81 EdneS).
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Convention de mineTOs.

La convention de los mineEos unidoB da
Los EstadoB UnidoF, que sstsba anunciRda
para hRCs poCOs diaG hR sido difsEids para
m6a luego.
Niugdu COnit6 satabS pFepaEsdo para
infoKmaF.
FL presidents Miteh9II tom6 Ia noticia
de lO1 Eumores publiCadoB de que 81 pro-
bablemsnto voIYeE6 & estaE & 10 CabezS do
una seCretSTia nAOiOnRl de minaB, que ID
organization desaa cHeaB.
FL anunCi6 Lon delegadoB que 81 nuncs
RCeptaEfs una pOIici6n del gObieEno, a6n
cuando ss ls ofrecisFan.
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Troslados sn Ia poIicfa insuIaI.

Captain Francisco Cabrera, & Maya
gti.s; capit6n Ramon Fernandez NfteP,
& San Juan; cRpitGp Felipe sien, & Pom.
Ce; FranCilco schettini, ArsCibo; Primer
tenionts, Rsmigio Castro, SAINTS Isabel;
Angel O. Villariny, San Gsrm6D; Jot6
Soto Rodriguez Yauco; Ezequiel MongiE,
BEYam6u; Sagundoa tsnientes: Rafael San
MillEn, Carolins; Gabriel PadiaI, &
Utuado; Rafael Bird, Csyey; salom6n
Costa, AhasCo; Juan Lopez Diaz,
JuanR DiRs WRldemRF BithoRn,
FaiaHdo.
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LleTO-MIRROW "

EGts e. ID emuIBi6n prefsTidR.
El reConutituyente mas podeEoso,
81 enemigO dc Is tiSiB.
Infaliblo para ID debilidad cerebral.
In uaIvaCi6n de lo1 niloo.
Fl egt6mago mfl susceptible ID toleFa
De vGnta Ga todau Las faEmacfas.-p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-08
Psrnlsos eonsstItas POI d Ayuntunionta.

EI Ooncsio municipal fac 90 10 dIti'
ma leai6D, dc conformidad con 10 BlIicita'
do pOr don Agustfn Araujo Tematista del
gervicio BobFe Bumini1tro de pan & estable.
cimientos ben66e COS de egts Municipo, ns le
autOEizR para que pueda sbFiF "a estabIe'
oimisntO, sito frente & Ia Plaza del MercR'
do, todos los dfaB las tres dc ID mG1iana.
Igual peTmigo Be le di6 Angela OriR'
zsbRla, veCiua de SRntuFcs, para que pus'
do abTiF 80 cafetfn, sito en- santuTce, CRIle
dc la Igleaia, todog los dfAs Lar tres de-
Ia ma1RnR para ssrvicio loH osmpasinos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-08

Hay mucha animRci6n para concuEFir
al extreme del hip6dromo do San Germfn,
cuyR fiesta 90 efsctuaR6 el % de los CO.
ERiOnteH, La antigua Ciudad de "LaB Lo'
mss SO vera visitRdR por nume1osos ele'
mentos de esta Ciudad , de Las poblaCione8
limftrofeg. El BsCretsEio del goberDadoF,
SefioE Jaime Noble, probAblemOnte foEmR'
r6 pRFt0 de los excUFaioniataA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-08
Una estatua eCueStre al
inviCth Antonio macso.
So Ia s0IleItais hsI gOblGRO prouisIonlI ID con
eOsItn ID N er8dIto.

InfoEman de Ia HabaDa que 81 ayuDta'
miento de 10 misma capital Rcord6 recisn-
tements poE unRnimidad, BolictaP del
Gobierno provisional Il concession de IN
cr6dito para erigir Una eGtktuR ecuoItre Il
general Antonio Maceo, On 81 paTqus Dc
90 nombHe
Bien meFecs tan iusto tribute 81 gran
capit6n criolIo, hsE6ico libertadoF de 90
pAtyia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-08

-Hsgo Iabsr 81 comercio on
general por el pFesents que no me hago
TegponBabls niDgunR Cuenta que no gsa
ContERidR poF mf-AlejandTinG AleTs.
San sabaRtiRn, Enero da 1908. 6Y.a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-08

LA CGmaFa de dslegsdoa tiane dsspA'
ChadO tOdOS HuB trabsioI , Ii mayor paTte
hs IoI proysotoB dc Icy Eometidos { o. CON.
lidoElCi6n, han Hido apTobRdos enviado8
~ COnSsiO Eiocutivo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-08

Sc ALQUILAN habitacioneI para
guAFdsE musbleI = IN cunTto miTadoE, paa
70 caballero solo. CEiStO 10, aItou infor.
mAEkn. 15v.R