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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereb by given That on ~he
first Monday .f J~anuar. 1919. her.
will be let out t" the lowest niddtr, The
board Of Supervisors # L. fore c'un,s
Mississippi, the contracs sor the folioic
ing:
For fill at the head uf rIazs Lake,
about $50 or 200 feet long.
For fill bet wsen Nj a~kill's and Nc
Mutt AID SehIater =. ad ata.Dt 800 f7-t
long.
For bri< g. about 80 feet tong ossr
Long Gut at Met askiif's- s.
Bidders t give hsnd Ill Il sum equ !
20 the amount OF their bid f.sr sh- Ia, IL
ful performance Of their contract and
must specify time within which sh,
work will be completed. Board -
serves the right to reject any and: =
bids.
G Y. GRO kETT. f.tfk
B, Il. 4. tHAIH . u. r..
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24

If I sit down to write a verse that's
trimming DER with glee
It turns out to be serious, though
why l cannot see,
And if, upon the other hand, my
musings would De sad
My readers read it and they smile
as if it made them glad.
wHENE'ER I meet a woman who
w is bright enough for kings
And try to talk I cannot think Of
aught but stupid things,
But when I have a vis-a-vis at din
ner dull and slow
I make the wittiest remarks, though
she would never know.
When I was but a baby I had not 4
baby face.
1 looked the most all knowing kid
of al all knowing race,
But Is I neared maturity a change
came yer that,
And now I look as innocent as any
pussy cat.
a ND people, when they see me
"A anywhere, are not Impressed
With the idea that I've a mind
that's different from the rest
Of ordinary minds they meet. wher-
yer they may be.
But that is not the thing that's
most distressing unto me.
The thing l hate the most in all my
weary span of life
Has happened to me since I wed my
tender little wife.
She's tender, and she's pretty; but,
by jingo, in my house
She rules the whole establishment
whilst Tn nixcumarouse.
N OW, why is it, I wonder-what
accused freak of fate
Has settled me in this extremely
notifying state?
Why is it that, whate'er I try to do,
despite my wit,
The thing that truly happens is its
very opposite?
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24
Commissioners Sale.

George Jamison, t0mp!aina -,
vs.
Minerva Ja.nisou. Defendant
No 2aS5.
Under ana y virtu of me auth rity ard
provisions OF that certain decree of / e
Chanc"ry ttsnrs II LII re county. tis@i-Sfp y
ii, rendered by saiu court on the ath dag ~
November. A. ID. 1863, al tie November
term. A. ID. 1903, OF said court. and entered
on minute book 4 page 542. OF the minutes
OF SAID court, refer en- Q to which is hereby
made. he Undersigned clerk of said court,
as special commissioner of Saiu court in the
above styled Cause. will on Monday. the 3rd
day OF January, 1910. within legal hours. In
front of the court house door IL the city OF
Greenwood, Lefore county. Mississippi, pro-
coed to sell at public cutlery. to the highest
bidder for cash. the real estate in said DIT
cree described as follows, t4-w;i
lot clever in heck ~jS az he J1h'>:.t
survey 10 the ci 1 -, s.. stas- lei
county. All sf->f i -uEi
la aCctf( Il :. A..E r-. t-zIns {! a
above Sly i.G tausS- *sft ts stsit! inf sac Luf-
pose OF part tiun anon- the nnners, as pro
ViQed III sale decree. NC bId FOR less than
Ave hundred dol ars will be considered at
said sale by me as commissioner.
Witness my signature. this the 29th day OF
November. A. q. 1909.
{, ". CROCKETT.
Clerk, Commissioners.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24
Midnight Christmas Services At the
Catholic Church.

Solemn High Mass will b sung ut
midnight, Friday, Dec. 34th, the hour
at which it IL supposed our Savior waa
born. The church will 30 beautifully
decorated and brilliantly illuminated.
The subject Of Father McNamara's ser
mon at this midnight service will be
WAS Christ the Promised Nessiah?'
The choir, under the able direction of
Mrs. ]. Wilson will render the following
ane sacred musical programme:
Aloyt Wuertas famous mass. consist
ing ofKyrie, Gloria, Credo, ssnctus, and
Agnus Del.
"Adeste Fideles" (Hasten Ye Faith
fully, Mozart, and Lambillotte,s beau
tifal 20 SalutAris Hostia."
Sacchinis majestic "Te Doum" Holy
God, We Praise Thy Nsme) will form the
occasional. Several young children,
robed in white, will represent the "An-
gels Around tho Aanger," and three
young men the "Magi" or kings. st.
Mary's has . membership Of nearly
500, and is rapidly growing.
Tho public ID welcome to this mid
night Christmas 3eryicA.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24
Citation.

T. R.. Henderson, executor, caup)ainsnt
W. Henry, ct al. Defendant
The State OF Missi~sippi:
To Gus Hetry. J p. Henry, R"i,-f'
Henry, Louis He.ry ana Mrs, l4.t;f
Holly, whoss rostaiii = address - Anta-
phis, Tet,n.; " II Henry, whose. psf
Office address is Chariot, N,,rrh ar
DINA; Mrs. HeEristta Bovea and Mr-
%ailie A. Gregory, whose postufica :,d
dresses are unknown, defendapts:
You are commanded to appear b. fs~t
the Chancery Court Of the county
Lefiore in said Stale, at rules, TN =
second Monday Of December, A j.
1909, to defend the suit in said cs,uE ~
T. X. Henderson, executor of tEs state
OF L. Ii. Henry, deceased, wherein ."g
are defendants.
This the 10Th day Of October, a. H.
1909.
c. W. CROCKETT. Clerk
Gardner & Wilmington. Soi's.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24

"o1. WILL. I Don't MID zoo"
whom, but they were people who sad
b needed them, who didn't expect
them and who couldn't make any re-
turn except q broken gratitude that
hart you to listen to.
why, no, certainly I'm not crying"
a1d the bachelor girl smiled dashingiy
through moist eyes. But ! don't mind
telling you it was the happiest part Of
ny Christmas. And hereafter those
: the sort Of people I'm going to give
to
II think l shall write a jolly little
note to each Of the relatives and friends
with whom l usually exchange pres
ents. shall send these notes long
enough before Christmas to ~forestall
a0J0ody's buying presents for me.
I'm the notes / shall convey my best
love and my Christmas wishes. shall
also explain why l intend to send no
present this year-that l purpose max
Ing All my gifts to those whose only
claim upon me is their need. shall
a6d that I am certain they will like
t1b original method of disposing of
their gifts. And l shall further a.
that II they want to make me hap
Dy and to enjoy the jolliest kind Of
Christmas themselves they will please
0ke the money they had intended to
spend on me and do likewise with 1t.
In this way every dollar we give will
b we'll spent and make somebody
really glad.
3 that's my New Year resolve. On
selAsh7 That's all you know" The
bachelor girl laughed. Its horribly
selfish. Didn't l tell you l was going
to do II merely because It made q
happier r'-PhiladeIphia Bulletin.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24
MARRYING EN- MAssE.
eossouo New Years Custom of Ptou
oastsls Of Brittany.

essasus New Years Custom Of PIou.
9astsls Of Brittany.
Some curious and distinctive mar
r3aGe customs prevail among the Plou.
0astels, . strange race Of people
Thought by some to be Of Asiatic orr
ginl inhabiting Plougastel Daouias, fl
Brittany, who are great strawberry
growers. They are also noted for In.
tesmaRrytng exclusively with each 9th.
-. The alliances, which are engineered
b IN Intermediary known as the oas.
ralaine. al take place on one day.
usually the trst Tuesday Of the new
year. The basralaines start their cam
Dalgn IN September as soon as the har.
vest b gathered In. demanding on be-
half Of the intending bridegroom the
hand Of his bride elect.
The courtship y then authorized and
proceeds with ardor during the dark
months which follow. Last year TWEEN
U-thres couples were married In the
parish church on Jan. 8.
After the ceremony come dancing
and feastipg. The great dinner which
= oerved at the numerous inns begins
at 2 O'Clock and lasts well on to mid
night The favorite dish Is tripe, and
IN fnordinate quantity OF alcohol is
eoneumed-one would like to know
With what results.
The whole place il en- fete, and there
A. never fewer than 1900 guests.
Afeer the orgy the united couples re-
pair to their separate homes. They do
not taks mp their joint life until the
following evening latter the service
FOR b dead and q second FEAST. when
they are escorted to the bridal cham
her By . large contingent Of srooms-
0sn and bffdesmatds. to whom soup
ana cakes are presented By the newly
marrto4-Spherp.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24
Dp.bs te Yield

- Ssl'aCE
tlur.Sc Az.
used fertilizer bought Ut you cn my
own land, and it has given tho best
satisfaction. 1 can say it vii. pay any
n to 8 It, whether the land Ii rich
ar poor. When properly used it will
pay for itself several times over, and
ca fain land it will double the yield.
Yours trui:.
]. L. HALEY,
2, 1909. Itta Bena, MiAs. =
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24
Wanted.

Statesmen to SILL III guaranteed oils
and paints. Experience. n~ar-c<sssyY Y.
Gxsren.i y profitable OIL to right par
Z, Til. GLEN REFININs s.OMPANY
Cleveland, Ohio,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24

she RULES THE WHOLE EsTABLIsHxHxr.
There's but one remedy for me, and
now that it is here,
This very first of all the days of all
the glad new year,
I'm going to try it; I'll swear OF
essaying for to do
The things I think I ought TO and
try what I oughtn't to.
-Harper's Bazaar.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24

An Echo of Tennyson.
Ring out. wild bells," a poet sang.
Ring off," was Kissed into his teeth.
"Those same wild bells the poet rang
Who wore old Albion's laurel wreath
The poet paused him I'm his path,
Quite angered at the sudden check.
''ln ring those bells" he said in wrath.
~Or else I'll ring YOU scrawny nsck!'
T. SAPp. JR.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24
SURE Curt FOR INSOMNIA

These stormy times: . Cy-
Policy with W1n Peteet.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24

Gardner & Wilmington. Soi's.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-12-24

oct. 2, 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-04
Responsibilities de
los caseros.
Aleerias de iugadores ma.
loeradas.


Yauco, Mario 2.-El senor
teniente de la policia insular
Rafael SAP MILAN destacado
aqui, ha tornado serias medi.
das contra ell juego entroniza-
do en- esta ciudad.
Entire elias, una es, Comuni-
car a los senores duenos de
casas la responsabilidad en-
que incurren ante la ley, ST
permiten a sabiendas que
aquellas Sc utilicen para tai
objeto por sus inquilinos, pues
en- case de ser cogida una ju.
gada en- alguna casa, ell due
no de ella es multado con una
cantidad de dinero o su equi-
valente en- carcel Q ambas pc.
mas a la vez, mayor casi STEM
pre- que Ia de los jugadores.
La policia ha' sorprendido
en- estos dias varias jugadas,
y entire elias, una anoche en-
el cafetin de don Pedro Ber.
nardini, donde les fue ocupa.
do a los que tirabah de la
oreja a Jorge. dinero, barajas
Y fiChas o contrasenas.
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Da. Antonia Antonglorgl
de Lopez.
alleciO en- Arec.oo
Miltiples tributOs cOnsagradOS
d la finada por numerasaS
amistades.

A las 5 de la tarde del dla
2 del corriente! mes, tuvo lu,
gar en- la ciudad de Arecibo
ell sepelio del cadaver de la
que fu6 en- vida, la distingui.
da senora dona Antonia An
tongiorgi de Lopez. Numero-
sa cuanto escogida concurren-
cia, asisti6 a la casa mortuo.
ria y acompan6 despu6s ell
cadaver hasta ell cementerio en-
que Sc lie dio cristiana sepul
tura. J.
Mtltiples fueron los tribu-
tos que el carino y la amistad
consagraron a la finada, y en-
tire las coronas que Sc lie dedi-
caron. podemos citar: la del
esposo 6 hijos, la de su hijo
polftico don Gregorio Ledes-
ma, y su hija Berberina, la
de los esposos Ledesma, la de
sn pariente Ursula Cordoba,
de San German; la del doctor
Roses y familia, la de los EN-,
pleados del Registro de la
propiedad, la de la .familia
Berheb y Bird, la de los prac;
ticantes, la de los hermanos
Perez Pierret, la de Fernando
J. Geigel, la de los esposos
Mera, la del juez de la Corte
de distrito don Ramon Qui.
homes y familia, la de la IA
milia Coll y Walington, la de
las nurses del hospital muni-
cipal y otras mas cuyas dedi'
catorias no recordamos en- es.
tos momentos.
Al llegar el cortejo fdnebre
frente a la casa del senior Jose
Cabezas, Sc detuvo, y desde el
balloon de dicha casa. el doc.
tor MARTINEZ Rosell6 despidio
el duelo, dando las gracias en-
nombre de la familia a todos
los concurrentes al solemne
acto.
iDescsnse en- paz la distin.
guida matrona puertoTrjquens
y que sus apenados familiares
hallep en la resignation el
consuelo de tan honda des.
gaacia.
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IF alIecio en- Puerto Ricc7

Nuestro amigo y compatrio,
ia don Jose 9. del Vale de-
sea saber 81 don Francisco La
porta y Mestre muri6 cd esta
isla ha catorce 8 diez =. seis
amos, y en- este case, el lugar
en- que ocurrio Ia defuncidn,
10 que interesan saber algunos
parientes del fnado residentes
en- Barcelona.
Suplicamos q los demas co.
legas la reproduction de estas
lfneas y sera debidamente re.
munerado Ell que haga el cita.
do informe, quo podra dirigir
al senor Vale, calle de Ari,
bau, $50. PIal. "a en- BARGE.
Iona.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-04
La Nerdad.

Fn todos los Iamos de Ia vida, 10
mismo que en- todoI los uegocios, los
homhres 1ecesitamos unos de ctros
vease sino en- las proPagaDdas politicas
como los ora6oreE hsceD insuditos ga.
fuerzos pers decir la verdad Dc sus
ldeale' 8 los coTreligloDarios; pOr este
oosotros. pTocuTaDdo sacsr q TODD E.
Dundo de uD error. decimos que los
mejores trajs. hechcs y los mas bars-
tos que Sc venden so Puerto Rice son
Ice que veDde "Ls Almudains' de }
PIersE & Ca. Cruz u E:is e. la
pE1s veTdsd
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Ese es otro Lopez.

En- un periodico de Aqua,
dilla titulado La Uni6n y ell
cual periodico dirige eI dele.
gado senor Juan Garcia Du-
cos, aparecieron bace algunos
dias unas NOt0S de San Juan
frmadas con este pseudonimo:
Don Modesto.
Como ese mismo pseudoni,
mo usa nuestro companero
Juan Braschi. conste que no
es de este la paternidad de sc.
meiante escritc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-04
Gran b8ratillO.

1:sn hsrst!llo de olanes, calimireA
paragusA Camisas. tAmas b. d. en-
f! Cielo
Eu esis inprents R vsnds papsl
weio a pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-04
Ell VINO" "MORRHUALTA" llLRlcl'

toare absove pdamente de ah rada aecon 20
superior las indgestas anuadas emuones despea
apeto ha desaparecdo exste 10 meora hace der
perfection ell alento diao ah bienechor
centapca la fuea del enemo ayudandoo dominr ene
medd oac hebredesaparece la osy door 81
phoa espectocon, dmnuye transormandos de puuenta,
Zen muosa sueo normaa desaparecen guamen udoes
nocurno detiene la consundo incandose e aueno de
peso de las reanmandose e pacente medda ei
de microbes infection deuda accion VI
ngdentes beneficial produco Etos eeco
apebes cuando articulo tornado tempo uhcens
poder mostrar billantes resutados.
81 I'd predispocon la tuberculosis ests
agun tuberculosis cudese pues rremsblemene ce
pgo de adqu la enfermedad cuando catuadad adques
lguna grippe otra enemedad que debe profundaments
las de infection miles solo requieTe Tecepdad
I'd la cua nad sabe uando Ia ene para evaI tai
pegro ID e Vino Motuata Ulc presefvatvo
eada que tenga alguna affection atarr dure mas tempo
de ogco edio obtendrA sempre absolute
afeccion tubercuosa
estuVsra pno pues destrua los microbes tempo
detenendo e desroo de enemigo sdema tonhcsTs
los hronquios pumones
E impossible exsenca de tuberculosis CONSTRUCTION
ntras este tomando medcameno esa probdo
los microbes de tuberculosis pueden ress nega
sobe eos tienn los espeees ingdene couene
2oderoso edicamento ayudado alto grado de a
que IS nantenda Ia natqrasz del enemo Por Ia aGeon oniea
uzgue no prono sera I'd de mas impaes
DE vENTA EN- ToDAs Las FARmAciAs.
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Contrs srdeB al ejercito sas'
,riaca.

New York, Mario 4....Az1
car, a S3,73'50, Cotizase pa,
ra ell pr6ximo mes 4 $3.79T5.
New York Mario 4....Se la
fjado e) sueIdo del nuevo pre-.
sideDte honorable William B.
Taft, en- Glen mil pesos apua.
les. Es uD aumento Conside,
rable en- la nomina del primer
magistrate de Ia repdbliCa,
que antes disfrutaba de un
sueldo inferior al de no poCos
iefes de Estado 6e Europa y
America,
Washington, Mario 4..-.Un
terrible blizzard ha aguado las
suntuosas festas que Sc habian
preparado para la inaugura.
cion hoy del gobierno de Mr..
Taft. La nevada ha Sido co.
piosisima, como Sc reCuerdan
pocas. Una verdadera tor.
menta de nieve que ha envuel.
to la ciudad paralizando ell
trafco En- la Avenida de
PENNSYLVANIA, el hielo ha alcan.
zado gran espesor, Sc han
apla2ado los principles MI.
meros del programa de feste-
jos.
New York, Mario 4....Un
formidable inGendio ha des.
truido uno de los edifcios de
la ciudad, de los conocidos con
ell nombre de Tenement, ,habita.
do por numerosas familiaS.
Los bomberos trabajaron con
extraordinario yheroismo, 10.
grando salvar a infinidad de
personas y, a pesar de sus
grandes esfuefzos, siempre Sc
Tegistraron diez viCtimas que
perecieron carbonizadas. El
fuego ba sido intentional, y
Sc han hecho vaIias detencio.
mes.
.Habana, Mario A.. En- el
Senado &c hace grande oposi.
ci6n al nombramiento DE Ca
rreras Justi7 para ministro de
Cuba en- Madrid. en- defeCto
de Gonzalo de Quesada. de.
cIarado persona non grota pa.
rs Espaha Al senor Care.
ras Justiz, que es de abolengo.
colonial antoDomista. atacanle
desde el presideDte del Sena.
do senior Mcrla Delgado has.
ia todos los senadores que son
en- su gran mayoria de anti,
qua procedencia separatista.
Viena, Mario 4...El ejercto
de Austria acampado en- la
fronteIa, ha recibido contra.
orden en- 10 referente a ocupar
a Belgrade. Debese esta ac.i
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-04

ii Que mientras mas Sc es'
tudia mas Sc aprende, Pepito
Tu creias, y 70 tambien, que
los tiburones solo nadaban en-
ell mar; pues, hijo mio; emple'
zan por nadar en- fuentes y
concluyen por conner en- tierras
de secano, lejos de la costa,
pasando por los canos y ma
rismas.
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Noticias.

Ante anoche sc reunio la
junta central de la Union de
Puerto Rice concurrence al
gUros de los miembTos cue Sc
encuentTan en- Ia cjudad.
La diTectjvs de Ia asocia.
ci6D de azucareros celebro reu.
Mop eJ microbes.
A las 10 oe Ia ma6ana
de hoy Sc Teuni6 la Camara
para coDtjnusr Ia discussion
del iDforme de la Comisi6n de
hacienda refereDte al Presu.
puesto
-Desde aver sc halls en-
San Juan. de regIeso de varios
pueblos de la isla. nuestrc
ioven compatTiota a senol
Ernesto Marin. de ia Nsu
York.
-Tambien. Sc halla en- San
Juan desde hace algunos dias,
el joveD J. E. Van der Linde
dominicano. en- asuntos comer.
ciales Le deseAmcs buenos
suCesqs-
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10 mismo. esto es 5 500 Y $50,
Gastos eventuales, 10 mismo
que antes $ 1900. SecretaTjo
de Pto' Rico 10 mismo $4,000.
Secretario auxiliaI. tenia 5000
queda en- $500. Primer of.
cial. tenia s 1900 queda en-
1920. Secretario taquigrafo.
tenia 1900 queda en- LAO. 8
ofcinistas que teniaD 5 l.400
cada uno. quedan a s 1870
Division de Archives. Jefe.
Tenia s 3,4O0 quedaen s1040.
Ofcinista tenia ; 1900 queda
en- l.0sO. Jefe division de la
Gaceta Official: despues de un
largo debate en- el que toma-
ron parte los sehores Llorens.
Canales. Tizol. Diaz Navarro
y Munoz Rivera: tenia 5 1000
y queda a peticion del senior
Diaz Navarro. en- $1,000. Je:e
auxiliar. en- el mismo debate,
de 8 l.s00 a 600. Negociado
de imprenta. Jefe, de s S2,50O
$500. Ofcinista, de { 1900
a 1850. Otros dos. uno de
1900 d LOSS y otro de 1900
l.0s0. Gerente, de l.40O a
1850. Los gastos eyentuales,
10 mismo, en- junto 1900. In
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DISTRITO JUDICIAL
DE SAN JUAN.
COrte de DistritO.
SecCI0n la.
1ntestado de Jacinto Vaaouel.
Mum. 2541.
A VISO.

Habisndo sido ell que suseribo nom.
brado administrator INFERNO de los
bienes de dicho intestsdo en- ord-n de
8 de Febrero de 1909, para cumplir
10 que dispone ell articulo so y de con.
formidad con 10 prescrito en- el 81 de
la Ley de prccedimientos Iegales espe.
ciales, aprobada el 8 de Mario de
1905, todos los acreedores de dicho in.
testado deberap presents, me sup Ie.
clamaciones con los correspondientes
compl obantos bajo juramepto, en- la
o6cina del abogado don Herminio
Diaz Navarro. establecida eu esta ciu.
dad, calle de San Justo pGmero II
. San Juan. P. r., Mario 4 de 1909
JoSE SOsa Olivo. administrator in
terino del intestado. 9v.
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preston Gaoeta ' demas. 10
mismc es decir $500. Compra
de etectcs y tenporeros. 10
mismo, 1000. Attorney gene.
raj auzi!iat, despues de 20
minutes dc debate sosteniendo
IN aumento los sehores Tizol
Y Canales y en- contra Diaz
Navarro, Munoz y Llorens. de
$500 quedo en- s9.e75.
Sc pide Ia suspension de Ia
session y Sc acuerda para ma.
mana 4 las 10 a n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-04

-iDichoso tn, gallo uio 4
quien la legislature protege
abriendote ell hermoso redon'
del de las batallas homericas;
en- cambio a las pobres mule,
res lie mega sus dereohos. y
como a nosotras solo les deja
ell pobre de cacarear en el ga,
llinero = ouidar de los chiqui,
Hos Y de la cocina.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-04

Eo sTta imprspts Sc vsuds pspdeI os
peri6dicos dos pesos cu:Disi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-04
@ o .

titud a la lnterveucIUu uc
Russia que ha obligado al
rey Pedro a desistir de sus
pretensiones de expansion te-
er los Balkanes.
En ests implents sc vsndt pspel vieio
pesas quIrtsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-04

La araia Sc despreadio del
centro de su teta y eztend!en'
do sus cuatro patitas delante.
ras hacia ell botiCario IuIici.
pal, (e dijo
-IEres malo te nald!gc'
-1Por que buena arsha'
,-.Porque no te conpadeCes
del llanto de los perros que
has dejado auertanos con Ia
estrignina.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-15
.s CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS #
PERsoNAL MENTION

MT. Betz of the Roya theater left for Tombstone yesterday.
 Bing Morse left for Tucson yes terday for a short trip.
 Judge J. M. o'Connell left for Tomb stone yesterday on court business.
 Asa T. Hoy went to Cananea yes terday on short business trip.
 c. c. McCarey came in from Can anea last night on a short business trip.
 Frank Watts of the Sonora Land Company returned yesterday from Hermosillo and Guaymas.
 Ed Williams is back from Fl Paso.
 Miss Belle Hawkins left yesterday for Chattanooga, Tenn. where she will remain during the summer
 George Buxton, who has been con fined to. his home for the past week. is very much improved
 R. l.. Hogue of Nacozari is in the city.
 Jim Finch came up from Douglas yesterday on 8 short business trip. Judge Jamieson, one of the leading lawyers of Phoenix. who was in Bis bee, has returned home.
 Frank Wright. one of the leading business men of Prescott. arrived In Bisbee yesterday.
 Paul Johns. formerly superintend- ent Of the Crown King mine, near Prescott. is in Bisbee for a few days s. s. Badger came up from Doug las yesterday, returning on the even ing train
 Emery Els was over from Naco yesterday on short business trip. Tom Higgins went down to Douglas yesterday.