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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
Coz. Dawson
Will Remain IN
West Virginia
That China Job Is
GiUe11 the Grand
CODY

CHARLESTON, April 16.-Ex.Gov.
ernor Dawson will not go to China or
any other Far Eastern country as the
representative of the United States, al
though he allowed the press to an
nounce that he would sail next Sep
tember. He will remain right here In
Charleston and act as associate coun-
sci in the Virginia debt suit at $4,000
a year.
The board of pubic works at its
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
decided that the best thing to do with
Governor Dawson would be to retain
him. AS he knows as much If not more,
about the Virginia debt case than
any other man in West Virginia, the
board decided that it could do nothing
better than offer the job as associate
counsel to the former chief executive
and make the condition that he devote
his entire time to the work.
The board communicated with Cover
nor Dawson. and he accepted the offer
without much parleying. He will begin
his new work at once. The last legis-
lature appropriated $4,000 for expen-
ses in the Virginia debt case, SO there
will be no question about Governor
Dawson getting his salary.
Governor Glasscock said yesterday
afternoon that he thought the board
made a very wise choice when 1t ap-
pointed Ex-Governor Dawson. ut will
be money well spent" he said, "for
Governor Dawson has thoroughly stu
died this debt suit and will be OF in
valuable service to the attorney gen.
eral and the other counsels."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
Constable
Walker Was
On Tolls Job
Took CleUer Ruse
To Arrest Man
And Woman (

Constable John s. Walker went to
Warrington last night on train No.
So to arrest Dana Zavatto and Mary
Peristia for unlawful cohabitation.
When Walker sat to Afannington he
was told that the couple lived WITH
Mary's father. The officer thought he
would go slowly and be sure that he
was right. He went to the fathers
home and knocked. He was asked
who he was and what he wanted. The
officer gave the information and said
that he had been informed that the oc-
cupants OF the house had been selling
whiskey The old man took this as a
huge joke. Constable Walker asked
to be SHOWN through the house.
He made the search OF the house
but could not find the couple that he
was looking for. He asked the old
man where they were. He was told
that they lived in the next house. the
constable was admitted there to search
the place in order to find out If any
whiskey had been sold.
Mary opened the door. 1t was about
ten O'Clock. The search followed but
Dana did not get up to assist. When
the officer came where Dana lay in
bed he asked them now long they had
been married. About two years was
the reply. Walker then placed them
under arrest.
Mary protested and said it was not
right for the officer to disturb her
slumbers by coming there at that time
OF night. She was not in "a hurry about
getting ready to come along with the
officer until he told her that he would.
take her in her decollette robe IL she
did not get ready.
Walker took his prisoners to the
Bartlett house and waited for No. 4.
He got here at 1925 this morning and
placed the man and woman in the
county Jail.
Zavatta used TO run shoe shop on
Jackson street. Mary was married in
the old country and her husband re.
sides there. She had two children by
him. About a week ago she institut-
ed suit in which she petitioned for
a divorce.
Mary's father is trying to raise
bond for their release.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
.EKCITENElQN
LOCUST AVENUE
FIRE WAGONS WE IRE cA Lid 10
EIGHTH STREET Last
NIGHT.

The local ere department recelyed
call last night At ten o;closk Is tie
Fifth ward 70 put down 4 fre ii WI
Ham HuRman,s Tesidence
The fire was caused ~ Amp ezpro-
ding and ieniting about eSsrythinr n
the room that was combnstible
John Richmond, q boarder vas writ.
ing letters in his room upstairs. when
oils kerosene lamp began 70 splutter:
be grabbed the lamp ana rushed to 1
door to throw Il out In the street but
when he drew back to throw the Iamp
few out Of his hands, going down ~
stairway that leads 70 ths kitchen 81
the house, IN 4 few minutes aiteE
aames were pouring from tie doors
and windows.
M. and Ms. Human wers Is a.
upstairs room ana when they started
70 get out Of the house found theiF eSit
BY the stairway cut Oh BY danes rhev
then. rushed to the door, M. Huirman
Jumped first and causa Ms HUFFMAN
when she Jumped Mrs Hufimans foot
was slightly hurt
The house was saved ~ the neorio.
work Of Frank Ridgely who lives next
door When the FIRE department an.
rived Che fire had been eStine1ished
by the neighbors and after chief Reed
had inspected the mouse he orderd
The laddtes back q Bed.
Everything in the Kitchen was ruin
ed and considerable damage was done
the house.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16

STOCKHOLDERS
HAVE MEETING
THOMAS 8. RAYMOND is AGAIN
PRESIDENT OF BASEBALL
ASSOCIATION.

The annual stockholders meeting o
the Fairmont Baseball Association wa
held last night.
Secretary NJ. E. A3heraft read thu
annual report which saowed that thr
association lost some money last yea
but Jared better than 1t did the yea
before.
The report showed that during thu
season 22,167 people paid admission
to see the games. OF these 1876 wen,
in the grandstand; $3.50 preferred thC
bleachers and sS2 got in on children!
tickets.
The attendance averaged as follows
Sunday games. AGO; weekly games
2s4; holiday games, 6.651. Twelve hun
dred and fifty-seven attended the game
with Cincinnati and 1,478 were pres
ent to see Brooklyn defeated by the
locals.
Following the reading Of the annual
report came the election OF directors.
The board of directors was increased
from seven members to nine. The dl.
rectorS elected are: T. s. Raymond,
Arch NJ Brownfield, A. G.. Martin,
Frank NJ. Murphy, W. D. Evans, Harry
B. Clark, R. T. Cunningham, Edward
Slack and DR.. ]. o. McNeely.
There was nothing further to come
before the stockholders meeting and
1t adjourned.
The directors meeting was held.
An organization was effected by elect
ing Thomas S. Raymond, president;
DR.. J. o. McNeely, vice president: NJ.
E. Ashcraft, secretary-treasurer; T. S.
Raymond, Robert T. Cunningham and
w. D. Evans compose the executive
committee.
There was no mistake made in put
ting Thomas S. Raymond at the head
of the Fairmont Baseball Association.
He has been actively identified with
all the baseball developments in the
city that are worth talking about. Ever
since Fairmont has been playing
league ball Mr.. Raymond has worked
out the schedule for the entire league
and ne mas been complimented by the
management of other teams by the ac-
ceptance of the schedule without
changes. Showing that he has been
fair in all his dealings with other
teams. The preesnt schedule for this
season was worked out by Mr. Hay
mond.
He Is considered the best informed
man on baseball matters in tnis sec
tion and all he needs is to see a man
work to know what he can do.
Mr.. Raymond stands in we'll with
the managers of the major leagues and
will be able to get a number OF games
from managers OF the National League
teams. Already four big games are
scheduled with the Nationals.
This summer local people will have
a chance to see Brooklyn in two
games. Cincinnati in one and Boston
in one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
RENTE is NAMED.
Member of Commission to Recommend
Legislation to Prevent Pollution
Of the Ohio.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 49,
Governor Glasscock has appointed tht
commission to act in conjunction witt
a similar commission from othel
States bordering on the Ohio river and
recommend legislation for the pre-
yention Of the pollution Of that stream
Those appointed were c. w. Bente
Wheeling; W. N. Hall. Parkersburg;
DR.. R. E. vickers, Huntington.
The resolution providing for the
commission was introduced at the re
cent session Of the legislature by Mr.
Bente.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
coRoNER's JURY

Viewed the Body of Lonny Cook This
Morning.
The funeral of Lonny Cook will be
held tomorrow at ten o'clock. Inter.
ment Will be made at Ices grave yard.
Coroner Musgrave and the coroner,s
jury composed of John s. Hamilton,
D. B. Snyder, Ellsworth Morgan, Lewis
Thomas, D. D. snider and Joseph Nc.
Elfresh visited the Cunningham
morgue this morning. The verdict Of
the Jury was that Cook came to his
death by accident. After the jury had
given It's verdict the body was re-
leased
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
FRANK F. ROBERTSON
Wins Merited Promotion-eoes With
U. s. Coal & oil Co.

Frank F. Robertson, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. F. Robertson, has accepted a
position with the United States Coal
and Oil Company. He will have charge
of the installation and management
OF the company's laboratory at Hold
ren. Mr.. Robertson has been in the en-
plOy Of the Fairmont Coal Company
for number OF years in the chemical
department. He is a graduate OF Le
high University. When Col. Beebe
asked Assistant General Manager
Frank Haas for a man, Mr.. Haas
cheerfully recommended Mr. Robert
Son.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
GETTING IN SHAPE.

Slab Boys Will Soon Be In Fine
Form.
President Thomas S. Raymond,
armed with two masks and an oil
stove, went out to South Side Park last
evening to see Manager Hunt, Catcher
snodgrass and Pitcher Stanl warm up.
The boys batted the ball over the field
for while and then the arm work be-
gan. They worked themselves tired
but they will be in fine shape in a few
days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
DIX IE

TODAY FRIDAY SPORTING.
SPORTING DAYS IN THE SOUTH.
Scene Trimming the gamo cocks.
Scene 2.-Adtusting the spurs.
Scene. S.-Weigning birds for first
bout.
Scene 4.-The first bout.
Scene 5.-Weighing the champion.
Scene 6.-Betting on the main.
Scene 7.-champIon of Florida wins.
MAKING OF A CHAMPION
JACK JOHNSON"
Scene Lacks home.
Scene 2.-Jack the baby.
Scene S,-Jack at school.
Scene 4.-Jack's first appearance
with the gloves.
Scene 5.-Jack enters the astlc
arena,
Scene e.-The future champion Of
the world.
These are sporting pictures and will
probably prove especially attractive to
the men folks.
sohe-THERE'LL COME A DAY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
GUARD IS 0. K.
MAJOR LIVELY AND CAPTAIN
MILLER PLEASED WITH THE
SOLDIER BOYS,

Major Henry S. Lively and Captain
Miller, OF the United States Army,
finished the inspection of the National
Guard and the First Regiment Band.
A large percentage of the guard was
present each evening and the equip.
ment was found to be in first class
shape.
At the inspection OF the band one
hundred per cent. Of the members
were present. The band equipment
was in splendid condition.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16

Arthur Dayton passed through town
yesterday enroute 10 Morgantown
from Charleston where ne has been
for the last few days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16

Miss Anna Dillon returned yester
day from trip to Baltimore, Md.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
STRONG LEcrORE
Was Delivered BY DR. McAfss last
Night

DR.. James Ernest 8IcAfee. 81 New
York, representatiye Of the Board 81
Home Missions Of the Presbyterian
church, delivered an interesting lecture
at the Presbyterian Church iast night
He discussed three binds cf prob.
lens: problems which VS. have Gre
ated, problems which our ancestors
left US and problems oi ouf destinieu.
He win speak in Parkersbure tonight
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-16
DUTCH AUCTION
at
AMnr

DENHAM'S.
$4,000 Bedroom Suit to-day $500.
Reduced $1.oO each day tlu sold.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
BAYAMON
F|LARMON|CO,
Sc trata de organlzar
una buena orquesta.
Obsequio de una casa ma
nufacturera de perfumes
al teatro de aquelia clu-
dad.
Sc trata de un bonito telon que
pronto Iucira ell teatro de
aquella ciudad.
De nnestro corresponssl

Una casa de manufacture de per
! fumes de Paris, ha obsequiado los
Sres Nillalon y Garcia y Co. con III
hermoso y bonito telon para el Tea
tro de esta cludad.
Ell obsequio es por todos concep-
tos digno de aprecio, pues no tan so
10 esa importante casa, dota al Tea
tro, de un objeto de suma importan-
cia sino que ese nero objeto prueba
de una manera inequlvoca el gusto
con que ha sido hecho.
Representa- un bonito passage
en- una linda floresta en- Paris y Sc We
en- el un esquisito gusto artistico
Los Sres. Villalon Garcia y Comp
al ser obsequiados con tan valioso
objeto dan a dicha casa las gracias
y ella Sc une la culta sociedad de
Bayamon, que tambien participa
del valioso objeto.
Ell Domingo por la noche Sc llev6
a efecto en- el Teatro un lucido baile
el q. estuvo muy animado Termin6
a las 4 de la manana.
Sc esta organizando en- esta ciu-
dad una buena orquesta que sera
dirigida por Sr. Antonio Costoso
La referida orquesta la compon-
dram escojido y buenos musicos que
podran oirse en- cualquier parte
de la isla que Sc les lame. Sc felicita
a estos bucnos artistas por tan plau
sible idea.
Ha visitado el establecimien-
to de quincalla del Sr. Joa-
quin Borrero ell que ha reformado
por complete. En- el hay-de todo 10
que encierra el ramo de Quincalla
y a precio sumamente barato. Mu-
chos y buenos negocios tenga el Sr
Barrero que ha dotaodo a esta ciu-
dad de un establecimiento que Sc ha-
cia notar SUI falta.
Ell Sr. Negron Flores Sc encuentra
enfermo en- esta ciudad Que el ms
pl RADIO poeta y correcto escrltor reco
bre la salud perdida es mi deseo.
Agosto 3, de 1909.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31

suscriben alumnos de escuela
sabemos quienes son los mejores
discfpulos, pero despues de seguir
varios cursos, cuando Sc sale
de la High School, todos los
muchachos salen en- monitor, sin que
nadie sepa cuales son los que han te-
nido mejores estudios. Yo veo que
no hay distinction nj hay premios pa
ra los buenos alumnos. Me parece
que serfa un buen premio que todo
el mundo supiera quienes son los me-
jores alumnos.
En- algunas parties del mundo, Sc
gun periodicos que yo he leido, las
autoridades encargadas de la instruc
ci6n Sc ocupan de publican quienes
son los mejores estudiantes, y hay
peri6dicos que buscan los medios de
saber este para publicarlo en- sus CO.
lumnas. No veo que Sc haga NADIA de
este aquf de modo que al terminar
los estudlos, nadie sabe qulenes SOS
los muchachos de mas merito.
De bieran en- las High Schools de
Ia isla, asf como en- todas las escue-
las, decir al pubieo a fin de trlmes-
tire 9 q fin de ano, cuales fueron los
mejores alumnos. Me parece que Sc
ria de mucho interes para cada mu-
chacho Y de mucho estfmulo, que Sc
hiciera este. Yo no sc 81 sera blen
pensado 10 que me ha ocurrido, pero
de todos modos me atrevo envlar
estas lfneas a La Correspondence
por 81 usted, senior Director, no lie
parece que deban rechazarse y ST por
el contrario, pubicarse. Con toda
consideration, Ponce agosto 25 de
l909,-
Varlos alumnos de la High School.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
Acerca de las COLE
tas do cabotaje

Sr. Director de LA Correspondent
cia'', San Juan.
Muy Sr. mio:
Desearfa hacer una pregunta por
medic de ese popular diarlo. lDon-
de puede saber ell publico de la lsla
los barcos de veia de cabotsje que
salen de San Juan Y que ailf llegan ?
Hace pocos dias necesite traer q
esta ciudad unos muebies desde San
Juan. Tuve conocimiento del lmpor-
te del fete que cobran los vapores
que hacen viajes de cabotaje, y me
dijeron que en- una goleta costera me
costaria ese flete mas barato. A aqui
fue la difcultad. Necesitaba saber
81 habrfa en- San Juan alguna goleta
que saliera con rumbo Ponce para
contratar en- ella la conducci6n Gle
mis- muebies. Busque en- los perlodi-
cos Y no puede obtener notlcla algu
Ma. En- la seccion comercial de LA
Correspondencia', que es tan mlnu-
ciosa, lef las goIetas que habfan sa-
lido en- ell dia de la fecha, las que es-
taban en- el puerto, pendiente 9 des-
cargando; Y las que Sc aguardaban.
Pero ei anuncio de goietas dispues-
tas a salir para tai o cual puerto y 4
aceptar hetes, no puede encontrar
ningno.
\ no solo ESQ trate de escrlbll
q aiguna agencia 9 consignacl6n con
objeto de tomar informes. \ no en-
contre en- los periodicos notlcla &c a
gencia alguna de barcos de cabotaje
nj me fue possible averiguar a que ca
sa Sc consignan. No tuve mas rene
dio que apeiar 4 un vapor.
Como quiera que despues de mi
puede haber otros que tropiecen con
las mismas difcultades, doy la pu-
blicidad estas lineas, parn que Sc Sc
pa que hay muchos negociosc de esta
ciase que no Sc pueden reallzar por-
que Sc ignora con quien hacerse, Y
que convendrfa que el ptbllco estu-
viera mcjor informado de detaiies
que, en- ciertos momentoS, tlenen pa
ra 81 mucho interes.
De Y. atentamente, ). s..
VI. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
UNION De PUERTO RICO.
JUNTA CENTRAL
Acuerdo importante.

La Junta Central, en- session de fe-
cha 20 del corriente, acord6 recordar
a todos los afiliados al partido, al
adici6n que en- 81 de Febrero de
1904, Sc hizo las Bases de la Union
de Puerto Rico por la Junta Central
en- pleno, y que dice asf;-
"Que el comisionado residente en-
Washington, la mayoria de la Ca
mara la Junta Central y los otros or
ganismos y entidades representati
vos de la colectividad, consagraran
sus esfuerzos a desenvolver la clau-
sula cuarta como base para alcanzar
la mayor suma possible de gobierno
propio, aun dentro de las institucio-
nes fundamentales ahora vigentes.
"Que respondiendo de un modo
Immediate ese proposito, pediran
al Congreso de los Estados Unidos
la modification de la Ley Foraker,
dc tai manera, que los miembros del
Consejo Executive cuyo nombre pue-
de cambiarse por el de Consejo In
sular-se designer por el voto del
pueblo, mediante compromisarios
8 mandatarios cspeciales que elijan
a los Consejeros.
"Que Sc entenderan en- absolute
scparadas 6 mdependientes las fun
clones lejislativas de las ejecutivas
en- la administration de la isla, que
dando estas dltiInas a cargo del
gobernador j de los Jefes de Depar-
tamento, 8 sean el Secretario de
Puerto Rico, el Tesorero, el Audi
tor el Comisionado de Educaci6n
el Comisionado del Interior y el
Attorney General, a los cuales fucio-
narios nombrara el Gobernador, de
acuerdo con el consejo insular.
Y con el fin de que en- cualquier
information que Sc promueva, pue
dan los unionistas llevar ante los po-
deres pdblcos, asf de esta isla como
de Washington, la verdadera aspira-
ci6n del pals puertorriqueno, la Jun
ia Central agrega:-
lo.-Que el partido Union de Puer
to Rico no puede aceptar ninguna
reforma que no tenga por base esen-
cial E indispensable la constitution
de I'm Consejo Insular elegido por el
veto del pueblo; por estar asf con-
signado en- los principles de nuestra
colectividad.-
2o.-Que por ahora debe mante-
nerse la division territorial de Ia isla
en- siete distritos, puesto que, no
existiendo motive 'alguno racional
y justo en- que fundar una modifi-
caci6n de semejante division terrific
rial, cualquiera variacion que de
momento Sc introdujera en- ella no
vendria q resolver en- el fondo min
gun problema pohtico y podria en-
cambio traer graves entorpecimien-
tos en- la practica;y
3o.-Que Sc publique este acuerdo
por ounce veces consecutivas en- los
peri6dicos de la colectividad para
conocimiento general.
San Juan, P, R, Agosto % de
1909
Fer orden de la Junta Central.
Pedro de Elzaburu.
Secretario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31

NkTlLO1DES-E neinr nzs tegur
6s tOoos los especiiioOs hasts AhoEs como
dos para L. ours permsnente de todA.
las Intermediates DC !. uretra. va sssa estAs
.r6nlcas & aESdas Contiene q iluio curs
po- Conpleto. sn menoe tempo que mn
Gun otro rrepa-Hco similar lss sonore1s.
.~pSrmatorre4s clstitss. etc MegO- que
~ luve-.iOn>s muy superior a. s4nds,o
ocpAihs EmPieza su-tir su sfecio las
tres o eszztro hor.s oe hsb<rSe toIn.1O-
Lcs -gETILUIDES' tzciIe- Do to-
mar : SziSn rrepsrs6os de mssers eue
20 r.vuelvea 81 essouasgo N IrOduCeo I'm
- sfect0s
X Nentx On to.das E.s BotSczS F-
cais=e usUszsrzs gratis . s41s eaioOs tzb-Ien
to-
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31

Este vcsiidito para n,fd- ,--
auehos - hacc de batis,a d rarsp
blaneO.
La parte de traIe g Ve-a dei -
ncsu Este se cnrta an una saia
pieza con el paiio del ireric lis
mangas eortas & lsrgs> olt.r.
en unos pcqucilcS puitos.
II vest lido shrocha j L, o-,sl.is
con botOneS De nacar. u Iarir
inferior to rrnina IN an du',iasllIlp
III pat ron T. cn 1 taI,ai.,>. H.
3 ) amos
Para u nIIO &c 5 aiOs q yLsl.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
En- Ia CoIte de Distito del
DistIito Judicial de Hu-
macao,'P. R.
J. Villamil y Compa-
MIA, s. en- C. Civil
(demandantes) numero'......
VS. CoBRo
A. Callej6n y Compa-1 DE
mia, S. en- C. DINERO
(demandados)

Estados Unidos de America. Ell
Presidente de los Estados Unidos.
Emplazamiento.
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico los he
rederos desconocidos de Antonio Ca
lltj5n:
Por el presente ' en- virtud de orden
de esta Corte, fecha 25 de los corrien-
tes, Sc notifca a Vds. por medic del
presente edicto que Sc publicara una
vez por semana y por el termino de un
mes que Sc ha presentado en- la oficiDa
del Secretario de dicha Corte una de-
manda contra la sociedad arriba ex.
presada, de Ia que forman Vds. parte
como herederos de Don Antonio Gale
Jon, en- la cusl Sc reclama el pago de
novecientos seis dollars ochenta y siete
centavor, intereses de esa suma y las
costas, siendo Ia sGplica de dicha de.
mapda como sigue:
Suplica Ia Corte, dicte sentencia
condenando 4 los herederos de Don
Antonio Ca,lej6a y Carrcno Y i Don
Claudio Calenti y Don Manuel Cebas
al pago de noveci-ntos seis dollars
ochenta y siete centavos, intereses de
esa suiaa al seis por ciento auuai des-
de Ia fecha del registro de esta deman-
da Y las costas del juicio; limitaudose
les responsahilidades de los Sehores
Calenti y Cobas exclusivamente q sus
respeeti>as participaeones en- ell &C
two de la Soriedad "a allej6n y
Compalia en- e., sin obligarselcs
al paso con otra clxse de- bienes distin-
tos de los pertsEecientes 4 esa compa-
iifa mercantil."
Y Sc notifca a IDS que de no'com
parecer 4 contestar Ia refcrda deman-
da dentro del plazo legal que cores
ponda, la parte demandante podra So
licitar de la Certe que dicte sentencia
q su favor concediendolo en- ella So
lic,tado.
Is Abogado de la psrte actora Don
Antonio Alvarez Nava.
EXTENDlDA balo mi tirma Y sello
de la Corte IN ia Ciudad de Humacao
hoy % de Agosto de mil novecientos
nueve.
,Jes,is l.. Persy6.
Srcretario de Ia Corte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
Herman Csrtes.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
Por una despedida

"I.a Rosita el screditado estableci-
miento de la calie de Is Cruz, que
siempre ia ccapado TN puesto prefe-
re- Il Por su i.nmeross clientela, ha
senovado sn gran surtido. Fl Sr. Ga
biiel hrcc, su nuevo duefo, csta in,
troduciendo graudes reiormas ALI J
mciorapdo siempre el sunido Ell TO.
dos los varores En- perfumeria de
las meiores marcas, ha hecho es
pleudidos pedidos Y en- todos los 60
rreos recibe ,ieiicadisimas e>encia.
franosas orientales ' dc Enado.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
Aviso al publico.
orcretario de Ia Corte.

En- ateuci6n al NAL estado de los
caminos crecidas de los RIGS ea la
parte Eur de la Isla. queda suspend
do temporalmente ell viale de S1n
Juan 1 once, via Aibonito.
Queda subsisten.e por ahora Ell que
&c efeclIia por via Quay yamA. 10, iunes.
microbes, viernes , domingo.