davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-16
TRANSPORTATION
SERIOUS PROBLs M
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY TO
HANDLE IMMENSE TONNAGE.
Every Acre of This Rich Valley viii
Produce Three-Quarters of a Car
load Within Few Years-Other
Railways Absolutely Necessary.

Austin, Texas, Dec. 14.-R. A.
Thompson, engineer to the Railroad
Commission, returned today from an
inspection or valuation for bonding
purposes of the St. Louis, Brownsville
& Mexico Railroad. having gone over
every foot of it and the Point Isabel
line. His report will be made to the
commission Mr.. Thompson says the
half has not been told in the special
newspaper articles in the News of
the possibilities and development of
the Southwestern country The ex-
tent of the great canals and irriga-
ton projects have been detailed in the
special stories. but Mr. Thompson
spoke of transportation possibilities.
He said that with the canals complet-
ed and under way a total of between
zoo, 000 and 100000 acres would be
brought under cultivation, with the
country just reaching that point
where the wonderful possibilities are
only in sight; that the rich panor-
anna is just coming into the vision of
those who have seen the territory.
He said that more railroads will be
necessary and will come; that those
in operation must be ballasted and
kept in frst-class condition with
plenty of equipment because the sal
walton of that section is quick service
to the markets He said the Browns
VIE line will not be able to do the
business ten years from now even if
it was double-tracked. In proof of
that he said that a conservative esti-
mate is that each of the $50, 1000 acres
to be irrigated will, in the numerous
crops of a mild twelve months, pro-
duce at least three-fourths of a car
load of freight outbound. He said
that would be an annual movement
of six hundred thousand loaded cars.
It is a transportation problem of no
small proportion and will require
more railroads.
Mr.. Thompson said that Point Isa-
bel is shipping some of the finest fish
in the country, supplying Tony Faust
and other noted places in st. Louis
and intermediate points with choice
edfsh, red snapper. sea trout, found
er and sheephead; that from forty to
sixty barrels of fish go out daily and
some days as many as one hundred
barrels have. gone out
It was learned from Mr.. Thomp-
son that six miles of the grade of the
San Antonio and Brownsville road
have been completed north from near
Ebenezer to Chaplin, where i'm
mense canals are to be completed. 1t
is headed due north for Falfurrias,
the Sap's Southern terminus, and
from Ebenezer between the Browns
vile line and the Rio Grande, inter-
secting all of the rich plants being in
stalled in that rich Valley. 1t is
thought by some that this new road
Will be a Sap project OF closely allied
to that line and viii not go beyond
Falfurrias. The long haul by roads
in that section will give them heavy
proportionate earnings. That cOun-
try is now touted as affording rail
roads great opportunities.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-16
TERMS oF SUBSTITUTION.

DaSy-Published every evening
except Sunday, daily by mail postpaid
to any point is the United States,
Mexico or Cuba, or delivered by
carrier to any part of Brownsville,
Texas, or NatamerOs, Mexico.
One copy one year. $500
One copy six months. 300
WeeI1Iy-Published Saturday. by
mail postpaid to any point in the
United States, or Mexico.
One copy six months - rs
One copy enc year $3.50
One copy three months. so
Subscriptions invariably due and
pabable in advance.
Adv 4rtising rate on application.
Make all checks payable to
MRS. JESSE o. WHEELER.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-16

Heroes of Texas -. Mrs. Clearwater
Recess.
Stocks and Bonds -
.. Miss Lizzie Barbour
Essay-My Ideas on Management
. -. Mrs Hamilton
Afternoon Session.
English Infinitives and Participates
.. Supt. Barbour
What Effect Has Climate Had on
Civilization -...... Miss Purvis
Recess.
Incentives to Study Prof Hallmark
Primary Number Work. ....
- Miss Louise Champion
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER %.
Morning Session.
Address DR.. S. H. Bell, Pres Board
How to Teach Reading ..
. Miss Bessie Ludlam
Recess.
Mensuration -. Miss Lizzie Barbour
What Texas Has Done For Educa-
ton .. Mrs. Jagou
Afternoon Session.
Some OF the Simple Laws of Health
- Miss R. Trevino
How to Get Best Results in Spell
ling $500. Miss E. Fernandez
Recess.
Primary Work Miss Rita Clearwater
Closing Exercises.
More people are taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy every year. 1t is con-
sidered to be the most effective rem
edy and bladder troubles that medi-
cal science can devise. Foley's Kid
ney Remedy corrects irregularities,
builds up worn out tissues and re-
stores lost vitality. 1t viii make
you feel well and look well.
Sold by all druggists.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-16
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1905
LET JUSTICE BE DONE.

According to the word of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. and the sworn testi-
mony of government agents. evidence
has been secured to prove that the
soldiers of the Infamous" Twenty
fifth Infantry, or at least nearly ev-
cry member of the entire battalion
under Major Penrose, including Com
panies B. c and D. were either active
" engaged in the conspiracy or had
guilty knowledge of it either before
or after the fact. The names of the
ringleaders have been secured with
the testimony to convict them. These
being the facts, ut would appear that
these criminals should be handed over
to justice without delay. If govern
ment officials have located the men
who actually committed murder in
the town of Brownsville on the night
named and attempted to massacre
whole families. they have been ex-
eeedingly remiss in not securing the
arrest of these parties, in order that
they may be punished according to
law for their crimes. The blood of
an innocent man, Frank Natus, who
was shot down in cold blood by these
fends. cries aloud for vengeance.
Shall the men whose hands are red
with his blood and whose identity is
now clearly known, be permitted to
90 free, and even permitted to au-
daciously demand reinstatement in
the army? President Roosevelt is
mild indeed when he speaks OF the
criminal act of those soldiers who
although not active participants, yet
had knowledge of the crime, and
who have perjured themselves re
peatedly in their testimony. in order
to protect the. murderers. as "miscon-
duct They are almost as guilty as
the actual murderers themselves, and
so the law holds them Yet Mr..
Roosevelt proposes that these per
jured acomplices of murderers, if
they will now confess and assist in
proving the guilt of the actual muir
derers, be reinstated in the army.
Every self respecting man in the I'm
tied States army should rise up and
protest against any such procedure
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-16

A bill has been introduced in con-
gress making it felony to carry con-
ceaIed weapons in the District of Co
Iumbia. similar measure should
be enacted into law in every state of
the Union, and the officers of the law
forced by public opinion to see that
the law is strictly enforced. As Mr..
Sims, the author of the measure says,
three presidents of the United States
have been assassinated with pistols,
but this is only a very small part
of the tribute of blood that the ma
ton has paid to the little demon that
is made solely for the purpose of
shooting men. Thousands of men,
many of them among our most able
and brilliant. have been destroyed by
the concealed weapon, in the hands
of cowardly assassins. The pistol
has been Outlawed in all states, but
the laws against this vicious enemy of
human life are not yet stringent
enough or enforced as they should be.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-16
PROGRAM FOR THE
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS
Morning Session.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS
Morning Session.
Enrolment and orga aization.
Address Superintendent Goodrich
Recess.
Grammar in its Relations to Other
Sciences .. Supt. Barbour
Simplif1ed SpelIing-Pro and Con
Mrs Holt
Afternoon Session.
Fractions 49,. Miss Anita Vesseron
School Laws. Prof. c. G. Hallmark
Recess.
Early Missions in Texas -
.. Mrs. T. H. Clearwater
Practical Importance of Physiology
D. Hemphill
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10.
Morning Session.
Ventilation Miss Hattie Case
Our Acquisitions of Territory ...
" Miss Anderson
Recess.
Percentage and it Applications. 80
J. Scott Brown
Some of the Great Landmarks of
U. S. History $500. Mrs. Terrell
Afternoon Session.
Remote Causes of the Texas Revo-
luton ... Prof. Hallmark
Oral and Written Composition in
Grades ... Miss Anita Cooke
Recess.
Early Forms of Government in the
Thirteen ColoniesMrs. Lily Smith
Reading Versus Elocution. ...
. Mrs. Hamilton
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81.
Morning Session.
Address .. Hon. J. T. Canales
Figures of Speech d. HemDhill
Recess.
Texas Under Six Flags Miss Edwards
Relations of Plant Life to Climate
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Holt
Afternoon Session.
Discount ..... J. Scott Brown
Air and Water Currents =. Mr.. Baer
Recess.
Diagrams, Their Uses and Abuses
. Miss Weems
The study of Literature in the
Grades
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %.
Morning Session.
Address ....-...... Prof. Green
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-16
JAMESB. WELLS
attorney
at Law.

Successor to Powers & Maxan,
Powers & Wells, Wells & Rentfre
Wells, Rentfro & Hicks Wells &
Hicks, Wells, Stayton & Kleberg.
l buy and sell real estate and
investigate L id titles. A com
plete ABSTRACT of all titles Of rec
ord in Cameron county, Texas.
Practice in all state and federal
courts, when especially employed.
Land litigation and corporation
practice
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-16

ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-16
Notice.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First National
Bank of Brownsville, Texas, will be
held at its banking house on Tuesday,
January 18th, 1903, at 3 p. m. for
the election of directors and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the meet
ing.
12-12-1m A. Ashheim. Cashier.
Brownsville, Texas, Dec. u, 1903.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-12-16

Firebrand Foraker is still standing
by his negro soldier proteges, in the
face of the confessions of one of the
ringleaders in the raid upon Browns
Vile
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
USADO CON EXTAORDlNkRA FREeUERCIA FOR
sl PFe8IdeRtO dol CORCsIO Executive DO
COggrSsO,

"si 10 experiences do algunOU ahoB do
pR6CtiOR m6diCa pusde tsn0P aIg6n vail
mient0, nadie % extFAhaE6 que en- ella
fGnd0 miH RgsFvsRaCiOneS Cuando 90 tEata de
emitiT ana opinion aobE0 an mediCsmsnto
que he uBRdo CON GxtERoFdinaFia frOcuen'
Cia. Me EsfsFo ls Emul1i6n Do Scott
La psFfsCta union de Loo ComponontaS, aI
agFRdRblG Eabor que dstSTmina 10 bien que
90 cOnBsRvR misntFaB 90 eat6 empIOando, ,
Bobr8 TODD Iag impoFtsntag indicacionss me-
diCag que liens, H0n Gu mejOE y mas s0gura
geTautfR.
POr saA FRs6n adm en- las enfsrmsdades
RI pRFsCor mas inCuEablSB Csmo la tisis, laB
OaQWeniGs, laH ssor6fWIas, Las Gnemsias, 81
rGqWitismO, ls debiIidGd general, 10 falta de
desaTrOIEO 0n Las mUjsFeg = ca les min % y
OtEa laTgS BsTis que ssTiR prolific onumoEaF
90 We que elts guBtSnCis 0psTR vaFdadeFos
milsgTog, y qu0 log 0ntsFmOB que poH de-
CiFl0 asf 20 hallaban 6 laB pu8EtaS de la
musFt0, 90 tFanafaFmRn de pgonto adqui'
EisndO fusEsRB, EObuBtss, color, animaCi6n,
Halud, an una palRbFa, que aCE0dita cada
dia IR jUBtiCi8 de lR famR , del immense
CE6ditO do que tan dtil preparation gosR sn
tOdo 0l mundo."
r. DR.. Raf1eE del VGIEs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
NOTAS MIllTARES.

Enta mananS 10 llov6 & cRbo On 81 cam
po del MORO, por los muchNChoB del Re-
ginientO, bOnitoB juGgoB atl6tiCoI.
ASisti6 nUmGF0sR c0nCuEFonCiR.
-NueatFo RpE0CiOdQ amigo den Juan
Maysonst sAEg0nt0 mayor del Rsgimi0nto,
h0 RBCGndido & BaTgOntO. quNEteRmAOtOR. Y
81 GRFgento abandOTRdO Sr. LlovsERl pal6
OCupaF 81 cargo vROante dol amigo May
A0nGt
I'll 10. dol OntrOntO meI 10 Smps1AE6 &
ConGtFuiF un 0l0gAntS ? C6modo OuREtsl On
lR bnteRia "ESCRmbE6n."
va sat6 pTovistR do mulNB = aquipol
IL GoCCi6n do REtillOEfa pusEtorRiquOn'.
ri C0ronsl Wilson con In plNnR mayor
inBpOCCi0n6 81 81 del pasadO Agolto diChn
ascCi6n, qu0dRndo BOtiHfeCh0.
-ss Rnuncia uu pO10O militOr do Al
diOU por ID iIlR. Op0TtunSmGnts infoTmN'
Eam0G
-ApIausos mercedes Escibi6 Ia banda
del Regimiant0 en- IR EotFOtR del mi6rCOleV.
Entire otraS pTseiOGas damRB vimog una
tEiguehR vsltids de negro, de dOliCRda
GOnriGO, doGp0rtAndO COrNEOn0I dOrmidoU,
Flor de MIyO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
NOTICIAS
De BAYAMON
F8miIias de Ia I0CaIidat, de Tegrsso
aSuS hOgaHeS.
COIri6 POT Ia Ciudad ell TumOT dc que
SO habia anuRGiad0 u1 CiCI6n.
(DC nWeStrO OOTTs9pOnsaII y

septiOmb1s 25.-Aysr hS e1Gado On eStS
Ciudad y tuvimoS Gl guBtO De usludar Ol
doctor BRRb0ga. Gl doctor RndRbB On
Raunto8 pRofalionRlO8 BOgdu mo he podidO
sntOEaF.
-Ha BogPO1ado Dc 1u panso Is Ciudad
del Sud, 10 diatiugUidG BeioEG Carmen
F0FT0F viudG del doctor Rodriguez y Bug
b0llaB hJOB, RBi como al doctor Rsm6n L.
Rodriguez. saludamoB lB dintiDgUids
familia.
TRmbisn han F0gT0lRdo ol amigo PuFCOl
% diGtiDguida sonora. Nu08tE0 NfsCtuGG0
1alUdo do biOnv0nida.
Los LCd0B. On faTmRciR don Alfredo
Gim6aOE y don GuilIoEm0 RSDgoI han
h0Chs 8ocisdad On ia acE0ditsdR faEmaCiN
del Carmen On eatR CiudRd. Dads 10 com,
p0teuciR professional do los indiCadoI Hsio-
TG1, e8p0EAmOB haT& pF6speTo8 nGgOCio8.
-El LCd0. WiC0vRll, fGFmaC6utiCo do
10. OlaBO de eEtO OiudQd smps8RTa On bEaVO
& lOvsntRr uu bopito pozo IS casa que
oCupa Ga faEmaCiG. POF 0I plano que h0'
m08 viBto, nOF6 una obTR que emb0llOC0EG
nuOEtF0 ornate. FeliCitRmoB al gefi9E Wi
C0vRlI.
-Vi0n0 pE0stand0 muy bu0nO8 gOEvi'
clos ol poIiciS inuulaE Mario MOIande1,
que 90 hs OOnquiOtsdo el Rospato pibliCO,
no mi 6Igunog do BuB CompD fisEoB, que de-
biOERn COR 08puI8Rdo del CuOrp0, poF FGsul'
tar vePdadeTaB OaVamidadoa. Nos oCup0'
EOm0H do eIto diCi0ndO BuI nOmbEeE = GuI
heChog.
-AnoChO 90 CoHEi6 poF 10 CiudRd Ol Tu.
NOR do que 90 habia Anunciado un CiCI6n.
Con tai mOtiuo, 90 t9mAF0n pFsCsuoionSE.
Ell duGiio do 10 LinoR FoEFe0 del
OOEts, Shs embaECado para loB EHtadoI
UnidoI, quedando al Er0ntO do lR empEe8n
81 usiioE don Jaime sifrs quien hA Bnbido
COnquiTtSEge ol EOBpOto y OprsOiO do tOdOu
FOR "a CoFTscto pToc0deT.
Hay muChR auimRci6n para R8intiE Ol
bale do Is OoloniR BBpaholR, Runquo hG
oRuaado aIg6n diBEuntO 0I que no 20 hays
OOntAdo para Ol rGfsEidO bale con lR or
qUOstR d0miniCanR compu08ta dc bu0n0l
OlementOa y muy COmplaOiSnts8 con nusS
ira iuV0ntud. No GAbGm0B Loo motiYOl
que hR tSnid0 0l OOntEo Para no utiliERF Iol
UOTviCiog do eIa bu0nA OEqueat0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
Hon idaalag del niglo.

v0B ida8lGg del igIO.
En- aae u0ntido, 10 Ofoins de Ias nsoio'
mes sud am0EiCanRB, inGtalRda, entire pc
EGotsaig, poP una donRCi6n de OaEnsgis,
sara un Gfeaz pEopuI8OF dc 0Ite gran mo-
.vimiOnto de communion int0leotuRI, On sl
que Gstam0B m0TRlmont0 C0mpF0mstid0E
t0do8 loo h0mbres de America.
-1Qu6 tFabnios, doctor RsWo, hB ini'
CiRdO ugted ess prop6sito, en- Busnos
AiEea3
Me he pusnto, desdo IuegO, al habla
con l0G hombEsB C0nBpfCuoB dc Ia Univ0R'
nidad de eats 0spitRl , dc La PIata, entire
loB CURlsB Cuant9 CON CoFdialeg amigos.
He inioiad0, por Otra parts, IN 8studio
prolific del Rist8ma federal Argentine ls
Recommendation y Rn6liaiH de 0EEo8 t0mas
g0OialeB , polftiCOa.
Todo6 estoU tFabDjos HeTGn difundidol
luegO sn mi PATS, dOnde, como Is digo, eI
movimiento do inteEel por las CoGas de
Sud Am6EfcR CemienzR & aaumiE gVandes
pFOpoECionsB.
Noa oCppRm0B, pu0g, Baraiamsnta de Sud
Am6FicB, y el O0ugTea0 que V@naoB 6
ConCuTFiF, pEoduCiId BUH afeetoa y tsndFE
Fep8ECusi6n on Gl noFt8.
Otr0 Do lo8 faetoFea dsgmOatFativos de
nueatEas Bimpatia8 = OOTdiala8 ROlaCiOnsa,
10 oonstituyo 81 nimer0 conaideEsbIs do
i6v0naB aTg8ntin08 que Riguon auB osEudiOs
On nuestFR8 UEiy8FBidad0g; OIps0fsEmeDte
ca 10 de POuailVaniR, Egos GRtudinntss @
han s6llalRd0 p0F an labaR yaBo idsntifCan
RGpidamants con la vida univoEnits7ia,
81 plan uBiVsEsitaEio cooperative, inau.
gUEad0 On Ls Plata, produce szCalontss
fcutoB. T0do8 nus3tg0s eKtudiantes tionon
una dguda de gEatitud para con ls Uni.
vaFBidad NaCi00al do Ia PlAta, por hsbor
inioisdo oBs siltsmR. que. asF6 adm dc PRO.
piCuog EsgUltRd0R.
Con eat0 no8 da8psdimoB del distinguido
hueSp0d. 6 quioQ dssoamOu grata y prove.
Choss psFuamsnCia ca Bueaos AiRsS.
fBI Professor Rove fuG 4aiembro de Ia
primera Comfsi6n COodiflcadora de Puerto
Rico y Presidente de la Eegunda comiai6n.l J
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
BtbIfograffa!

RoComondamos & nuoItEOs IoctoEOI ls in
tOESuantO rgvi1ta que publiCa, CON 81 tftnlO
do "Bolstfn litsrGEio , bibliogEG6cO" Il IL
bEoRia hiapano.amsFiOHnR do Paris, Q.
SQUARE Dslsmbre, XIV@ ContiGn0 t0dnB
lGs ObRa4 publicsdaB On FEanoiA y On 60
paHG duEantO q mol. AdsmGB Bu paEte
IitoEaVia Gontiono gran ndmGEo DO aEtfCul0l
intsEszRnEeg y do agTadablo leCtuRa. EGSa
publicaCi6n o. un VePdndGT0 RepoKt0gi0 On
que OI h0mbEa Dc CianCiR, q m6aioO' 0l li'
toRAto, Ol iDR0ni0E0, P0dFGn snContRaR CRda
mc1 todRa lee obFa8 que 90 pFoSC1i6n 8
ogtudio % RafoEoD. AconBeiam08 & nuGa'
tTOg IeCtoEeB que pidsR una muC1tEs da e1'
to roViata, indiOando Bi dsssan ID GdiCi6n
fFanceFa 8 Ia 0Bpa 4 9laS EaC0me1d 6nd0Be dc
nuostEo pari6aio0 6 dichs libEeRfa quo tan.
dFG 0I mayor guEtO ell maudaRlC gratis y
franco RlgUnoR n6mOR0l,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
HORA TRAGICA.

Roma, ssptismbrO 3.-En N6polO1 an
muChaChO tintoHSyo, llamGdo Vicente sR'
la. hRbfa aOduCido 4 Ia modiltills Ana
PiCCeTsll0.
EgtandO Gu RmNnt0 pE6ximO 4 daE & Luz
SalA decide CasREGS con Olls para dar gu
nombFe la CTiatuFS que hObfa Dc nROOF.
La bodR 20 Cslobr6 Les once do Is mB'
mana y 6 Las once y mCdiR, miOntEGu lo1
RoCi6n CasadoB sBtabRn NImoTzRndo con uuu
familias 0n una mOdoatfGim0 casa de Comi'
daB,un sujoto dc pSHimoB anteCOd0nteu, que
toniR Antiques Es1sntimi0ntOB CON Ol movie,
OntE6 EGpidamsnts On 81 local ,, AntOI do
que nadi0 pudiOBo OvitaElO, 90 aETOj6 gobro
Vicente ain pEOnunCiRF palabHG = 10 CIav6
un puGiaI On Of pacho.
81 hsEido CRy6 RgOnissnt0 81 IuOIo, ,
tan GEsm0nda impFGEi6n 0SuB6 10 inogpoP6'
dR tEagsdia & Is PobEo Ana, que GO Rds,
l0nt6 0l aIumbERmiantO , & Loo pOOo1 inB'
tsnt0S, miOntEaB mOEiS % OBpOgO, di6 ( luS
una nihR.
QuisO, puOI, 10 fstaIidGd, que en- q
tEanaCuFn0 dc una hoRs ID dosdiChada mu'
joF pasaFG s1CsaiVam0nte del osSad0 dc SOL
t0E0 al do easada con pROI0 y Sl do viuda
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
COMO Sc ADMINS
trO en- TruiiIIo Alto.
Sc Iiquid6 ell DTesUPueStO 1901. 1908
con on SObFante de S620.O6.


suaCEito pOE el Sr. A. ValC6rcOI, alCalde
do TFsjillo alto, hGmoB TsCibid0 un elem
plaF del inf0Fms que aquOI funOi0n8Ei0
pRGEsntR Rl Hon. G0bsFnadOF y oil pueblo
de lA OomaFOS, FsgpsCto dc aqu0lla Rdmi'
niH1EAOi6n municipal duENnts Ol pRBad0
oisFCiCio 19O7.1909.
So hRCa C0nBtaE On 0l RGfsFidO infoFme,
que tel vez eB TFujillO el pueblo do Ia ill0
do ingEeSO8 mss e1iguOI = que con pEs1u'
pusStos do $4,000 no 90 pueden inici0T
obRaB do gran imp0rtRnCiG; ain embargo do
que a9 ha heCh0 tod0 10 ponibI0 en- favor
do 10 loCAlidGd.
Las ord0nanERs v0tRdOg poP d muniCi
pi0 han hsCh0 meioFaP Gl ornate do ID po-
blRCi6n, CUyR z9nA uEbana 20 hR RumGnts'
do CON mas do Is Caaag ConntruidRn On cate
Rfio.
DuEant0 Ol emo OUcolaE fanCiOnaron 2
OgCUelaB gERduRdRu, do ingl6g, FuFRlsB,
nOCtuEna , pE0pRTat0EiRS, hRbiOnd0 a.
do E0gsntsa1aB, exception de lR do in
g'6I, poF pFofeBoTeg naCid0B On aqu0ll0 po
b!aci6n. Mas do 400 nifoB FOOibioron
instruction , do Gll01 m&O do IN so p0E
100 foe pT0puoBtO mRy0FeB grades.
En- el Corrienta Alio CentaTG Trujillo con
2 Casag para s1CuVlaB FuFale8 % dar6
principle lR construction del edifci0 pa
70 OaCuslAa gFadudAE, Ol que COnltAE6 do
ERlonGn CoNtAEG So. 800.
NadS dej6 que deB0ar Ol rRmO dc benOf
OOnCiR y HNnidAd, que fu6 pOrfOCtamOnts
atondidO poT Sl DR.. Cl0mOnt0 FOFn6nd0z
do lR OAEOlinR, y el liCOnoiAdO On fAEmROiR
SF. Felix MonOlova.
SO TepRR6 Ol mRtadoF0 y COTniCeriG = 10
AlCAldia, y Lao CSll0B tU0Ton OOnSsEvadNB On
busn antado, mantOni6ndolRB On 81 mOioF
RupSCto do limpieEa. En- ol CorFisntO afio
Comsn zarfn los trAbnjoB para ConItruir
ma plaza do FeCrso.
I'll alumbTRd0 p6bliCo 10 hRCO con IL
fnF0les CuYO n6meT0 20 RumOntaE6.
SO hiCieEOn F0paFaoiOneB en- lOG CaminOl
municipRles dc CuSvRB, QaObFNdR nRgEito
QuebFadR.infoEno, invirti6n0oOO On OBta
atonci6n $21O. 80.
La CAEEstOER ndm. % pOnO On C0muni'
CaCi6n & TFUjillo Alto con Rio PisdEa8 J
ol fSFFOCNFTil ol6CtriCO CON San Juan ,
OaguAB.
III ReOdmOn de Ia liquidation del EGfeEi'
do pEOSuPusltO On como iguO:
lmpoEtan loU ingEOBoB. s 3.158.73
ExiBtenCiA On Junio 30, 1907 " 595 SO
TOtnI..... s 8 754 AZ
ImpOrtan Lon OgrOsoH. 3,134.3G
ExintOnCia On JuniO 30, 1908 s 62O.O6
Do ontO Bobranto, $578 81 correspondent
fondo1 ordinaEiOl , $41.55 fOndOI de
Camino8,
La Union do Puerto Rico obtuvo ALI
en- las oleCcionol de- 1905, un ContiDgOnts
do vOtOl dc o24 pOr ninguno loB EePubli'
CanO0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25
UNA IDEA ANEJA Y TONTA.

Sc creia antiguamente, que una
medicina era ben6fica en- proper
ci6n q 10 repugnante de su sabor
y olor; pero va sabemos que tai
idea era un disparate. No hay
ninguna raz6n por la cual la me-
dicina deba offender & los senti-
dos mas que los alimentos, y por
10 mismo, unO de los triunfos
mas grandes que ha alcanzado la
qulmica en- los 1ltimos amos, con-
siste en- 10 que SO puede lamar
la redenci6n del aceite de h1gado
de bacalao. Todo ell mundo sabe
cuan asqueroso es ell sabor y olor
de esta droga en- su estado natu-
raj, y 10 es de extrafiarse que la
mayOr1a de la gente declare que
prefere sufrir la enfermedad &
tomar ell aceite de h1gado de
bacalao -puro. Ahora bien, es
una de las leyes de la natura-
leza, que un remedio que es re-
pugnante al olfatO y-al paladar, y
que tambien revuelve el est6ma-
go, no puede producer buenos
resultados, pues el ORGANISING SO
rebela en- su contra Y q gritos
pide deshacerse de 81. Ell mila-
gro apetecidO Sc encuentra en- la
PREPARATION de WAMPOLE
en- la cual tenemos la parte va
liosa del aceite, sin los demas ele-
mentos. Este moderno Y efcag
remedio es tan sabroso como la
miel y contiene todos los prinv
cipiOs nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de Hfgado de Bacalao
Pnro, que extraemos de los hi
gados fresees del bacalao, COM
binados con Hipofosftos, Malta y
Cerezo Silvestre. Tornado antes
de los alimentos, evita y cura Ia
Dyspepsia Neryiosa, Afecciones
de los Pulmones y todas las ems
fermedades que Sc originan por
las impurezas de la sangre. Sci
Sr. DR.. .Ignacio Plasencia de Ia
Habana, dice: He usado su magniD
flea Preparation de Wampole Y es
inmejorable como t6nico recons-
tituyente, 10 cual ha sido COM
probado en- mi pFaetica." De ven-
ia en- las DEegueF{as J Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-25

81 bssaP de ls Gale de San Francisco
SiguO ofrsCisndo sl pdbliCo Of MIA HslsCto
BuTtido dc objstOa de fantasia que pusds
dossarue, AdGm6s de los sOmbfsEol para
StAoFaS = BaiioEiGRB, , otEoB mil nbiOtoH
para damas y CsbhIlsFoI, hsns nm buOn
1uTtido do CanaGg con todOs Bus sCcaoRiol
? ds Ios mas OlegantsI modsloE. On gran
1uEtid0 de Eops blanca para Bsh0TaB
Bs6oritng aCab8 do FeCibiE para los dlti.
mos vnpOTOS todR slagO do PEondaB ds
Oltn class pUedan ouContEaEIo Ga "1a1 No
YodadoIa, EnCiaE 6nRg. dc t0daI mar
cag , ToCae1CisB. ObioBos De tooadoR
PaRSgua1 y BombEillaB BS e1CusnlRRu Rlli
ng6cfes in C0ZlpsnOia.