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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
YOUTHFUL BLIND TIGER
GOES TO CHANGING

GULFPORT, Miss. Aug. At. ]. Hart.
II years old. today became one of the
street working convicts here, after having
been found guilty of violating the prohi-
bition laws.
The police officers testified that they
found bottles of whisky in trunks belong
ing to the boy and his sister. They recent
ly came to Gulfport from Long Beach,
Miss. ~
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
COMMITS SUICIDE
IN STRANGER 8 PRESENCE

FORT SMITH. Ark. Aug. '3.-That he intend
ed to walk out and choke was the declare.
ton Of Swed Feldstrom to q chance acquaintance
while the two were seated the river bank
near this city last night, according to the lat
ter. 80.
Feldstrom then wsded out in the stream and
was caught In the current. After turning
Feldstrom's clothing over 10 bridge tender,
who also witnessed the drowning, the stranger
DISAPPEARED. The police are searching for him.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
SHOOTS DOWN WOMAN
49,. THEN KILLS HIMSELF

DANvILLE. va. Aug. AS a result Of sn,r,.
ed love, Ben Russell, a farmer about so years
OF age, of this county, Monday afternoon shot
and killed Mrs. Annie Tankersley, aged 30 years
and then emptied the remaining barrel Of the
shot gun with which the deed was committed
into his own head
The double tragedy enacted on the farm
Of Mrs. Tankersley. at Luck, 20 miles east OF
Chatham. Mrs Tankersley has for some time
been living apart from her husband, whose
whereabout is not known.
Ben Russell a tenant on the plantation
and was known to have been violently in love
with Mrs. Tinkersley.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
GIRL HELD MAD DOG
TILL UNCLE KILLED HIM

1 GUNTERSvILLE, Ala, Aug 3.-Miss Pearl
Buchanan, the l4-year-old daughter Of C. g.
buchanan was taken TO the pasteur Institute
last night after having been frightfully bitten
by vicious dog believed TO be mad. The dog
first Knocked her down and bit one arm Sc
verely. Sine fought him off and attempted TO
run. He STACKED her again, decorating the
other forearm frightfully.
The girl, then in despair, seized the dog ~
the throat and and held him until her
uncle found an Ak and returning 10 her aid
chopped the dogs head off $3.50
great heroism, the girl warned off heI
friends from the dog until her uncle returned.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
A Word About MOSQUITOES

AS. the mosquito season is upon US. we
should acquaint ourselves with what the
mosquito can do. and what IL should not
be allowed TO do.
he likes to come in the house and
spend the night with US. He does not re-
gard the lack OF an invitation. he Is
brassy in his bold entrance.
He loves blood. and nature has given
him. on the end OF his long bill. a pair
y Iancets; with them he can instantly
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
PUTS RESTRICTION ON
MILITARY OFFICERS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Commanders
of military divisions and departments
have been prohibited from granting leaves
to themselves 10 pass beyond the limits
OF their own commands, unless they first
obtain the sanction OF higher authority.
A general order to. this effect was issued
today by Acting CHER OF Stan Wither-
spoon.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
FARMER KILLS COUPLE
7'ors. THEN ENDS. OWN LIFE

81 CHICKAsHA, Okla, Aug. 4.-fn a ht of
temporary insanity. s. ". Mcdonald. a
farmer, shot and killed Mr.. and Mrs. J.
suicide. So -. ~ - ...-.-,.....
Mcdonald attempted to shoot. his own
wife, but she escaped. 1-rE-f- '---' p.
Thompson was Mcpona1fs brother-in-
law. .s..,,- -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
WOMAN LIFE SAVER
SAVES EIGHTEEN MORE

NEWPORT. Fl. l., Aug. Ada Lewis.
1.-THE Grace Darling of America" who
from Lime Rock Lighthouse OFF this har-
Dor, had saved the lives of IS persons, add
ed five more lives to her splendid record
last night when a rowboat with five girls
was capsized by. passing steamer. :..-.
Ida Lewis is IS years old and for 30 years
has kept burning the light of Lime
Rock. g.. e .
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
LEXINGTON ELECTION
DECLARED ILLEGAL

LEXINGTON. KY. Aug. 4-Judge
Watts Parker. in the circuit court today
declared the election for city officers held
in 1907 null and void on the ground OF
fraud and corrupt methods. The effect of
the decision is to GUST Mayor Skain and
three other officials from Office. .-fra.-
The officials who are all Democrats filed
motion for an appeal.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
Miscellaneous.

wANTED-CENSUS OFFICE CLERKS, Railway
Mail Clerks. City Carriers. Postoffice Clerks.
October and November examinations everywhtre.
$500 to s.. 500 yearly. No ''layoffs'' because Of
poor times. Short hours. Annual vaca ton
Salary twice monthly. Over 10000 appointments
during 1903. Country and city residents eqaiIlly
eligible Common education sufficient. Political
influence not required. Candidates prepared
free Write Immediately for schedule OF exsinI-
nations and free bulletin. Franklin Institute.
Dept JAS Rochester. n. Y.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
Market Reports

SPOT COTTON.
Atlanta, steady. 12tkc. .tt...
New York. quiet, II 6O-l0Oc.
Liverpool, quiet, 64-1OOd. .. &
New Orleans. steady, u 3-16c.
Galveston, steady, I2Nc.
savannah, steady, 12hc.
Wilmington nominal.
Norfolk quiet 12Iac.
Rnltimorc. quiet. l2bc.
Boston, nominal, IL 6O-lo0c. 30
Philadelphia, quiet. u S5-1O0c.
Houston, steady, 12c.
Mobile, firm l2hc.
Charleston, nominal. .-'..,.
Memphis. outlet, l2c. r-.- .t. 81.
st. Louis, quiet, 121kc. &C..
Louisville, firm. l2kc.
Augusta. steady, l2%c So.
Little Rock. steady, 11hc. 80
NEW YORK COTTON.
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today: r'
Tone firm; middling u 60-10Oc, quiet.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06

" hose tewelry was detained by the customs au-
thortiPs In New York; last week, upon his re-
turn from Europe, has not yet arrived in
Savannah. . He is expected next week His
friends here are sure he will have a satisfactory
explanation to why he bringing the lew
elry into this country without declaring 1t.
STILLMoRE, Ga.,- Aug. 4.-Ten persons re.
ceived injuries when southbound express train
the Brewton to Pinora branch Of the Central
Of Georgia railroad was derailed at II O5 O'CLOCK
wednesday morning near Lexey and the ouo
coach the train rolled down an embankment
+. NJ. Perkle. of Savannah, received slight in.
jiries while j. d. Martin who resides at 100
Jones street. West was also hurt. The list OF
injured include in addition
Mrs. L. NJ. Williamson, Yidalla, Ga:
Mrs. Victoria Murray, Mrs. Alice Murray and
child. all of Summit, Ga.
J. F. Etheridge, Adrien. Ga.
]. NJ. Thigpen, Morrlstown, Ga.
d. ID. Finn Dover Ga.
7. w. Belcher, conductor, .Brewton, Ca. g..
The injuries of Mr. Etheridge are the most
serious His head was badly hurt, and he has
All of the injured were brought to this place
and are being cared for, here. .-r.
ROME Ga, Aug. 3.--An interesting educa-
tional mass meeting was held in the A. NJ. E.
church of which Rev. N. b. Parks is pastor.
Many prominent white men occupied seats in
front. and showed their very deep interest in
the things that have 10 do with the substantial
condition of the colored race.
the meeting. --
DR.. Charles c.. FARRELL paste Of First Metho-
dist church white. argued that education was
a safe factor in building up all people, and
that the more permanent the training the
useful the parties could be TO them
selves tothers. He was loudly applauded
ythe very large crowd.
DR.. r. B. Headedn, pastor of First Baptist
cure white, has been regarded by the negroes
as one of their best friends for years. He was
very effective in .discoursing the Relation Of
the Two Races in the. Sooth."
Hon. j. w Bale. solicitor general Of Floyd
county, dscoursed upon Negro Labor"
Prof. F. M Gordon read paper on What
the Negro has Done for Himself Educational
ly, in Forty-five Years.
Vice President Richard D. Stinson, of Nor
ris Brown college, Atlanta. said. there is no
question in my mind about the substantial and
Elective training for the negro masses of the
south. My race must yet lay its foundation.
upon which it's youth must build. The three
essentials are a home life, a love for honest
work. and a practical Intelligence. I would not
impress you that the negro people of the coun-
try have not done welig but the masses should
be made useful" $50 p 't.
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rs ALMOST KILLED
BY FALLING STONE

! VILLA RIGA, :, & Ga, Aug. 5.-Lon
Knight, colored, was seriously hurt
early Wednesday morning at the sulphur
mines, two miles north IF villa Rica,
by a heavy stone falling on his
head and shoulders. .. ..,.- .tt
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
AMERICAN TOBACCO
e. 2, DECLARES DIVIDEND

NEW YORK. Aug. 4-Directors OF the
American Tobacco COMPANY today declar-
ed quarterly dividend of PIP per cent
and Z 10 per cent extra on the coinpanys
common stock
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
NAVAL. aTnRFa

SAVANNAH. Ca, Aug. 5.-Spirits firm Soc,
sales $50. Rosin firm. W $500. W $5.45,
S5s5, NJ $5.O0d5.2O. X $4.e5 / $3.50, H $4.15,
@ $s.s5, $3.50. f S3.55636O d $3.50, B 5000
3.10. sales 2.5sS. Spirits, receipts $751; shipments
81 stocks ss,o55. Rosin, receipts 2s5, shipments
22z stocks l43 SOL.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
Rural Carriers Named

| - -. n. c.. Ang- 4.-Rural carriers
| appointed: Columbus. route /. John d. David
| carrier. Pennie A. David substitute: Newton,
route l. Archer West carrier John c. 8. West
| substitute. - ---1. I.,7.---- 80:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
CONDENSED Nequs items Gathered From an Parts of the State

-, SAVANNAH. Ca Aug AIR. Paul Haskell,
" hose jewelry was detained by the Gus, oms au-
thorities In New York; last week, upon his re-
turn from Europe, has not yet arrived in
Savannah. He is expected next week His
friends here are sure he will have a satisfactory
explanation TO why he bringing the lew
elry into this country without declaring It, i
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
DEATHS IN GEORGIA.



Ei.LAvILLE. Ca. Aug. s.-Mrs. Mary Stew
art is dead at the residence of her daughter.
Mrs A. c. Murray, She Is survived by seven
children all Of whom were present except two.
Mr.. NJ b. Stewart, consul at Madras, India.
who is now on his way home, and Prof Hor-
ace" Stewart. Wallace N. c., who is detained
by the illness OF his Wife
LOUISVILLE. Ca, Aug. s.-Mrs. MOIlie P
Sinqaefield. widow Of the late Lieut.. +. A
Sanauefield died OF paralysis at 4:3o this even
ing. She had been in feeble health for quite 8
while. but her death was very u TIe5peete3 D
Sinquefield and Mrs. W. A Stone, both OF this
place.
T. Mr.. ]. o. Wheeler, aged % years, died
Tuesday night at the family residence.
$50 Bellwood avenue. The body was
taken to Nacoochee Valley. Ga, for
funeral services and interment Wednes-
day. He is survived by his father, one
brother and three sisters.
Mr.. N. A.. Currey formerly of Atlanta,
died in GAINESVILLE, Ca, Sunday, and the
funeral services and interment took place
there Tuesday Mr.. Currey was mem
Der of Gate City Council No. s., Jr., o.
u. A. NJ. For number of years he
was a resident of Atlanta.
COCHRAN. Ca. Aug. as, B. TOlar. aset
70. Is dead here, after an illness Of severa
weeks Mr.. Tolar was a native OF Robertson
county. n. c.. where he was for many years ex
tensively engaged in naval stores. He moveC
to this state several days ago and followed the
business few years in different sections OF thu
slate
The past year he had made his home at thi
place with his daughter Mrs. Leslie Thornley,
He was a Confederate soldier and a Mason y HI
is survived by two sons, Messrs. J. Nc. Tolar
OF Benson, n. c.. and S. Worth Tolar, OF 0lym
pia and three daughters. Mrs. W. R.. Bell Of
Vaidosta. Mrs. Leslie Thornley,, Of Cochran. and
Miss Elma 'Tolar. of BIackshear. The remains
were taken to Jesup, Ca, this morning, fo
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Agents wanrcd.

$500 PER 100
PAID collecting names and addresses. send Toe
for blank book outfit and Instructions Box
A-s4. East Greenville. Pa.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON
The following were the ruling prices on the
exchange today;
Tone steady; middling IL s-1ec, steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06

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Carr Drug Co., Muncie Indiana, and get full
sized SOC box Kaskers Kidney Tablets They
cure backaehe in "a hours. Quick relief; speedy
cure for all kidney, bladder troubles and bed
wetting.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06
SELL FRUIT TREES

Summer work for farmers, teachers and col
lege students. Big profits. Terms liberal. No
trouble TO sell. Write today. SMITH BROS.
Concord. Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-06

522 ACRES choice farm land. IS acres cultivate
ed, balance will saw 5000 feet lumber per
acre. Eight-room dwelling, two four-room tenant
houses; only one mile of railroad statioa- Price
$1,000. Write ]. NJ. Mcneil. McRae. CO.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-4sO acres of land; 80 well hn-
proved; 200 wire fence; good dwelling. good
tenant houses nice fish pond; one mile frem
station. v. NJ. R. R. F. F. Melton. Aubrey
vile, Ga.
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CHICAGO quotations.

open. High Low. Close. Close
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-27
No es tai cOTTGspORsaI,

El Sr. Eduardo Lopez Tizol, en-
pleado de las oficinas del departa-
mento del attorney general visit6
hoy la redacci6n de LA Cores
pondencia", para manifestarnos,
que 6l no es corresponsal de ningGn
peri6dico en- la isla nj fuera de ella
No envia pues-segGn manifesto
ninguna clasc de noticias polfticas
nj de otra clase al peri6dico repu-
blicano de Ponce.
Ahora bien, y con respecto q no.
ticias publicadas en- el peri6dico
de los Incorporates" del sur y que
aparecen enviadas de San Juan, ha-
ciendo referencia a supuestas acti-
tudes deJos reporters" de "La
Correspondence" en- detcrminados
centros del gobierno insular, nos
parcce que es perder lastimosamen-
te el tempo el ocuparse en- es-
piar q los demas; cuando Sc hace
con tan POGO exito y ninguna habi-
lidad, que sc ven obligados q in
ventar no teniendo otra cosa que
Informar q sus lectores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-27

toca al curse de las negociaciones,
seguidas por Espaia en- demanda
del pago de la artilleria Y exami-
nandolas. eabe perfectamente es-
ia pregunta: Como es possible
que haya rasuelto deun plumazo Mr..
Magoon, este litigio International,
tres dias antes de entregar Ia isla
q los poderes elegidos por el pue-
bio cubano?
Porque aqui Sc plantean dos as
pectos capitales de la question de
los cafiones: ;Pueden los Esta;
dos Unidos, durante un periodic
de administrator provisional, en-
Cuba, obligar Ia republica, con
un pactO de indole International?
Y este otro no mcnos interesante:
iPuede estimarsc Ia republica Gu
hama obligada j Teeonocer Ia eh-
cacia v VALDEZ dc un coucicrto in
ternacional que no ha sido sancio-
nado por el senado?
81 el depaT'amento de estado
Sc hubiese opuesto razonahlemen
te 4 la pretensiin del gobierno es-
pahol, expOniendo todos los ante
f. .cenentcs Y argImentOs neresariOs
para so-terner los derecha- dc Gu
ba. tai vez 81 gobemador MagoOn
no hunlc-e ncgado a au'1rIzar Ia
eompra ie material de glrra que
hglfa como Tecargo nllSiHlea-
Dc cr el proyeetO de p lYucsto
par lHJy-l9l0.
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negarse a satisfacer una deman-
ola injustificada de la Naci6n espa
1lola.
Ell inicio de esta gesti6n Sc de-
be 4 su representante en- Espa1a,
Sr. Torroja, quien recibi6 en- 1908
un cahlegrama de su gobierno, dom
de Sc le trasmitfan en- sintesis es-
tas instrucciones: "Reclame ell
material de guerra pendiente de
entrega Y a virtud de discussion sos
tenida con la comision de evacua-
ci6n."
Tan pronto ell senior Torroja tuvo
en- su poder el referido despacho,
Sc acerc6' al departamento de es-
tado- q acargo en- ,aquel entonces
de los sehores Zaldo y Hevia, OBJ
teniendo. por unico resultado que
Sc le invitase a formalizar su soil
citud pues en- la seeretarfa no ra-
dicaban antecedentes respecto al
derecho que Sc alegaba por parte
de Espafia.
Seis meses despu6s present6 ell
diplomatico espahol la reclama-
ci6n, va formalizada, en- solicitud
de la entrega de propiedades. sobre
las que no habfa recaido aeuerdo
definitivo de la comisi6n de eva
cuaci6n y comprendiendo .el ma
terial de guerra eXistente en- las for
talezas y cuarteles, asf como las
pleas de artillerfa empiazadas en-
otros mgares, como tambi6n las
msquinarias del arsenal Y otras
propiedades m4rftimas del litoral,
incluso la Machina, etc. "a
FL departamento dc estado, en-
su flota contestando al gobierno de
Espaha, negaba en- redondo el de
recho a la reclamation, estimando
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-27
Espana recIama 100000, por ell material
de guerra existente en- las fortalezas de
Cuba.
Esta acreenca de Espana es la primera de oras pen
dientes con el gobierno de Cuba
La opinion de la prensa de la repibca coDtara rccOnoc
mient0 de eSas deudaS

! ia sorpresa de la opinion de Gu
ba, ha sido general y fundada, a
yer figurar entire los gastos de la
secretaria de estado en- el proyecto
de presupuesto para 1909 a 1910,
nna partida de $4,000 pesos, CO.
mo primer plazo,del pago de 100000
pesos, a que asciende la cifra
total de Ia compra al gobierno de
Espaha del material de guerra exis-
tente en- las fortalezas de Cuba, Sc
gun convenio celebrado el 25 de
enero del corriente aho entire el
gobernador provisional Mr.. Ma
goon y el -representante deplema-
tico del rey Alfonso XIII. Los
k250,000 restantes va hemos di-
sho en- information anterior, que
De trata de pagarlos en- esta forma:
100000 en- ell presupuesto de 1910
3 1911, y $150,000 en- el, de 1911 a
1912.
La camara de representatives
para negar 6 autorizar con perfec-
10 dominic del asunto la partida de
gastos destinada a indemnizar a
Espaha los cahones emplazados en-
las fortalezas, de esa isla, debe pc
dir imprescindiblemente, al poder
tiecutivo, todos cuantos datos y
antecedentes exista en- en- ell depar
samento de estado acerca de esas
laboriosas negociaciones, incluso
"a correspondence dipl6matica
surzada entire los gobiernos de Gu
ba, los Estados Unidos y Espana
Por los antecedentes de buen
srigen y datos aut6nticos que va.
nos a alexponer acerca de sus vici-
itudes, puede apreciarse claramen-
le la rsz6n que asisti6 siempre al
gobierno republicano de Cuba, a.
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que p)r los terminos del tratadt
de Paris, no tenfa derecho la ex
metr6poli a exigir indemnizaci6r
de ningdn genera.
Cesaron por algdn tempo, cor
la actitud del gobierno, las preten.
stones de la cancillerfa dc Espaha
pero en- 1904 reproddiolas ell mi
nistro Gaytan de Ayala, y la secre-
tarfa de estado de Cuba le contes.
to que ese va era un punto resuel-
to y no podia acepsarse que Sc abrie-
Sc nueva discussion sobre el mismc
y que formalizara concreta deman-
da. a<.
En- aquellos dias trasmiti6 el mi
nistro americana, Mr.. Squiers, a
la secretarfa de,estaHo una nota off,
ciosa de Washington, reeomendan-
do que por cortesia procurase el
gobierno de Cuba terminar las di-
ferencias existentes con ell de Es-
pana. .,4
Esta nota ofciosa la contest6 d.
rectamente el gohierno de Cuba,
al de los Estados Unidos, por con-
ducto del ministro,. sefos Quesa-
da. La repuesta fue tan razona-
da y de s6lida augmentation, que
el ilustre estadista Mr.. Hay mani
fest6 al senior Quesada, y este 10
expuso a la secretaria de estado
de Cuba-antecedente que debe
constar alli-"que ell derecho de la
nacion cubana al .negarse al pago
del material de guerra reclamado
por Espana, era evidente."
Hay que observar que en- las no
tas de Espaha Sc insinu6 que Sc ira
taba de un punto resuelto con los
Estados Unidos, y a esa affirmation
Sc contest6 por el gobierno cubano,
que estaba muy lejos de poder con-
siderarse resuelta una question que
Espana misma debatla y era obje-
to de reclamation.
En- las conferencias de la Conf
sion de evacuation no consta acuer-
do alguno relative al material d e
guerra V en- cambio en- ell tratad o
de Paris, aparece la renuncia de
Espana sobre todas sus propieda-
des en- Cuba, hacienda ciertas re-
servas solo, en- cuanto a Filipinas
v otras colonias. Y es otro pun
to tambi6n de importancia, que a
cesar la primera intervention y cons
tituirse la repGblica de Cuba, es-
ia actuaba como soberana y no
.podfan reservarse los Estados Uni
dos el derecho a resolver ningdn
asunto dc caracter international.
Hasta aqui los heehos en- 10 que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-27
Camas, camas,y colchones

Jamas Sc ha visto surtido tan
extenso como el que de camas y
colchones acaba de recibirse en- los
almacenes de El Cielo Fortaleza %
Hay mas de 200 cstilos de camas des
de S3.9S con colch6n a S 300 dora
das y nikeladas las hay inglesas
espaholas Y americans.
Gran baratillo de olanes de l5 a 10
V de II cts 4 6.
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INDIAN IINUlvkt CuMPANY.

Resutado del primer semestre que hace pdblico para
conocmiento de los accionstas, quenes ca fin que
concuan al domclo de la Compaa Allen Al ell dfa so de
este mes las media de la arde, obeto de tomar
acuerdos de los benefcos obenos dcho primer
semese deermnar los medios mas efcaces para emeor
desarroo de la Empres vista del brlane esultadc de
sus operaciones.
continuation Sc publica resmen de la situaoi5n
de dcha Compania: -,. g.
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Hotel La Campana, de An
tres Matthew Larragoity; hospeda-
je y comidas todas horas; calle
de la Villa No. l3.
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81 uSted deSed Comprar

arcuos de Ferreeria HeramientaS para CarpnerOs Ec
tOs naYaeS EectOS de POmera mpementOS AgrcOlas Pin
turaS AceeS VarniceS C vsite nuesro dprtamento de
FerreeIia San JustO No. 2.
En- nuesro taller mecanico construmos toda case de
puertas ventanas persanas msduras etc. peparadas
herraes deseen nuestros dep6sto enconrara
used Maderas de Pchpen Pine nges Pine americana etc.,
ETC. Precos limitados.
FinIay Bros & Weymouth Trad'g Co.
JUAN y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-27

Hotel America, Altos de LA Mar
garita." de Lopez y Fernandez,
plaza Delicias, No. 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-27

Gran Hotel Inglaterra. Habitacio-
mes frescas y buena mesa; local
para guardian AUTOMOBILES y coches,
calles-Comercio Y Marina, No. 3. VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-27

Hotel y COlmado de B. Melia,
plaza Delicias No. 5 y S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-27

Ell Leon de Orc, de Ram n Ce
pero; habitaciones c6modas y ven
tiladas, Selectas comidas, calle
de la Villa No. 3,