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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-09-22
WASHINGTON NOTES

With .22-caliber bullet imbedded
in the center of his brain, fred there
with suicidal intent more than two
weeks ago, Frank Blaine left the
Casualty Hospital in this city We'd
nesday, discharged as cured. He said
he suffered no discomfort other than
pains in the head and neck, "and he
talked nationally at all times. The
surgeons at the hospital who watched
him closely said they detected no ill
effects from the bullet in his brain,
and it is their belief that he will not
suffer from it in future years. An
x-ray photograph of the young
mans head showed the bullet i'm
bedded in the center of his brain.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
POR CARLOS DICKE EMS
3344

bunal la afabe dgndad que e caracteriba estaba
.scuchando M. Wholes quien lie hababa ademanes
respetuosos evando tamb6n legajo debao del brazO-
-Ahi estan miss Smmerson NJ Woodcourt,- di
jo este.
-iOh! les verdad Lexclamo NJ Kenge quitandose e
sombrero exquisite cortesai Como va? M Jarudy
ce habra venidos
No; va sabeis que viene aqui nunca,-le dije-
-Mejor que haya veniao hoy,-repusO M Kenge;
habra aumentado quizas la fuerza 10 dire
de excelente amigo la fuerza de nvencbe
preocupaci6n Sin motive real certo, mas probable
s,ue asi habria sucedido.
-Pues 5que ha pasado?-le pregunt6 Allan.
-Cas nada,-contest6 NJ. Kenge que de pronto
hemos visto contenidos, desarmados
i Ha sido ell testamento tenido por Waldo Lvolvi6
preguntar Allan.
No hemos examnado aquel documento,-dijo M
Kerenge.
No 10 hemos examnado = 1eptG NJ. Wholes como
Tened presente, senior Woodcourt-dijo M. Kenge
persuasvoque ha sdo este gran pleito, pei
de duraci6n inmensa de compcaciones nnumerabes
FL peito de Jarudyce considerable raz6n
nmento de practica judicial.
Monumento rematado por la estatua de la Pacienca-
tiijo Allan.
-Nuy ben dicho, excamo M. Kenge cierta sonrisi
ia de condescendenca-No olvdeis ademas sefor Wood
court-continu6 recobrando grave dgndad,- d,-que In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
EDICTO DE EMPLAZAMIENTO

A Jose Rafael Rivera Quinones, Fe-
aicita Rivera Malhonado, Ellsebio' We
ga, E'austino, D. Ocasio, Ramona Qua
sdalnpe Caste y Soaemis Rivera, como
slemandados EN- este caso
Fer la presente Sc notifica ustedes
que Sc ha presentado EN- la oficina del
%Secretario de Ia Corte Municipal del
Distrito Judicial Municipal de Vega
Baja P. r., la de1nanda del actor an
e.: citado, em la caal Sc pihe la Con-
t antes memciomada, que dicte SEM
tencia que declare ordene que la
mencion de la obligation personal, CONS
tituida por Jose Rafael Rivera Quiho-
mes en- escritura otorgada Ell Ocho de
Noyie1nbre de 1866 an1te Ell Notario JU-
Sc Felix Lajara, referente 4 un cea,--
so de 800 pesos, mencionatla EN- la seq
ci6n de cargas de la inscription pri-
mera de la, finca que la demanda Sc
refiere, no afecta, nj ha afectaslo al
referido inmueble: que la misma CON
dici6n ha prescrito, que dehe cance-
larse y que Sc camcele librandose a
oportuno mandansiento al Reg;strador
de la Propiedad de San Juan para la
extinction por nota marginal q Ia ms
cripcion primera citada, couldenamdo al
pago de costas y desembolsos razona-
bieS que eSta acci0n origine al que
sse opusiere.
Sc notifica uste<les que de no
comparecer contestar dicha deman--
ola dentro de los diez diaS despules de
nntificada, 81 La notification se hicie-
ra en- ell distrito y dentro de los Vein
te dfas,si Sc hiciera fuera del Distrito,
pero en- la isla Gle Puerto Rico.
dentro Gle los cuarenta dias 81 Sc hi
clera en- otra parte, el demandante po-
dra sOiicitar, en- cuanto 4 ustedes. Gne
Ia Corte dicte sentencia de acllerlo
con sus peticiones. A este efecto la
Corte, orden0 la publication de este
edicto por cuatro semapas una vez
cada semana, en- ed periGdico BOLE-
TIN MERCANTIL que sc edita EN-
San Juan, p. r.
Els abogado del deman,lante el IL
cenciado Gabriel Guerra.
En- testimonio die todo 10 que estam-
po aquf mi firma hoy da 20 de Jal-
iio Gle 19O9.-Pedro del Mamzano, Se--
cretario de la Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
CAPITULO xxIv
NMeU0 eEtStgscsG

Habiase alberto el tribunal rgrxsD Yorkshire
mi tutor encontr6 papel de NJ Kssge x&iEeande sne
tentro de dos dias veria el pEe7to
Como yo fundaba el testaneaxe suficierfse aspe,
para que la noticia conmovls eoEsinnos Nasn y
yo assr la vista ell dia n6lica(Eo E0r M Kengs Ricar
do estaba agitado extremo grxnde su ebdad
cuando solo tuviese enferma ell aRa yue necesa
ba mi pobre amigo alentado sCsfenS1c Eve sin en-
bargo fjos los oos como haha dicbo en- un ia ,,1
ell auxo efcaz que esperala yszreuaxs flrus
sin dejarse abatir nj momento-
La debia Westmnsfer cIen yes Sc hab,x
visto sempre sin resultado; el me ;esa e
tocabanos la sentenca defintva Lnegu le1 SeSsvu.a
salimos para egar tempranO Weza,essxx = ssss.,, ),
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
1leNeW Yuk & Porto Rico StAanhiip Go
7s PINE STREET.

Los vapores SAN JUAN" &
"PONCE" que hacian la trave-
s1a dlrecta entire Ponce, Maya
guez y New York, hasta nuevo
aviso saldran del puerto de San
uan directamente para New
York los microbes a las ocho
de la n1af1ana, alternando con
los vapores "CAROLINA" y
|"COAMO" de esta misma Com
|pa1l1a.
Admiten carga y pasajeros.
Para mas detalles, dirijanse a
Tie New York { rsrte Hes.
San Juan. P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
Denandados.

Sobn,e cancellation por prescription
de mencion de una obligation perso-
nal respecto a un cealso de tres cien-
tos noventa pesos, coalsignlada en- el
moderno Registro de la Propedad de
San juan, P R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
Hotel Paris
oAI.I.K lGKNDE VI0o Mtn. ~
1GayaG&aG

Situado este establecimieneo e =
centric de Il calle M6Rdez Viga, cen
un jardfn Il frente, es d .q0e rea1s
mayores veatajas + eoEnod Aades paEa
los sehores viajerOs, y a cue onenAD
con mejores habitacienes freecas, ve&
tiladas, magnficos baflos y dNchaG-
- CouaidaG 6 &odas horAs -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29
EDICTO
EN LA CORTE MUNICIPAL DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL NUM-
CIPAL DE VEGA-BAJA,
p. r.
Civil MIN.
Tomas George Weymouth,
Denandante.

Moanseilor William John A. Jones,
Obispo Catolico Apost6lico Romano de
p. r., Jose Rafael Rivera Qulnones, ,Fe-
lfcita Rivera Maldonado, Erlsebio We
ga, Faustino Caste, d. Ocasio Caste,
Ramona Caste, y Guadalupe Caste y
Solenis Rivera.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-04

mire and Mr.. Hoggins, and the second
was the loss by Miss Matty Of practie.
ally her little fortune by the failure OF
a bank in a neighboring town.
The Honorable Mrs. Jameson was
furious at the mesalliance OF her sis
ter-in-law and spoke OF the newly
welded pair as "Those Hogginses.
But Miss Matty's misfortunes were
more serious matter and the ladies of
Crawford assembled in council to de-
wise ways Of helping her.
Mrs. Jameson was away on visit
at the time, and II was probably Just
as we'll that she was. Each of the pow
y-stricken gentlewomen wrote on
a slip of paper. which they sealed and
handed to Miss Smith. the amount
which they could AFFORD to contribute
yearly to help out Miss Matty. After
ward Mrs. Forester called Miss Smith
aside and confessed to her how little
she really had to live upon lest, upon
opening the documents, Miss Smith
should think she had been niggardly
In her contribution. But II was the
twentieth Of all she had, poor woman,
and that all was so little 1t was q
wonder how she managed to exist at
all
Mrs. Fitz Adam also called Miss
Smith aside and confessed that she
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
HORIZONTAL SINKING
 0F THE WHOLE LIST
In Addition tn. Stock Market Was IT,
 regular.

New York. Aug. 1S.-The stock market today very consistently cOntin- ued the reactiOnary and confusing course of the early part of the week
 There was the usual backing and fill ing during the early session. but in the afternoon virtually the entire active list took a lower dip. which wiped out all early gains. Again it was the liar riman issues which bore the brunt of the attack. In spite of bullish ru- mors affecting the New York Central and a revival of the Paris rumOr of the listing of U. s. Steel, the market turned and in the late session became duller and more irregular. The most aggressive selling and the lowest prices came in the final half hour
 Union Pacific was then about points below the top price of the morning and the preferred stock over points, while New York Central, Reading, Rtchison. Great Northern preferred. Great Northern ore certificates. Chi cago and Northwestern. Pennsylvania. the Steel issues. Amalgamated Cop per. Consolidated Gas. the Peoples Gas and score of less prominent is- sues were lower by from 1 to points
 Bonds were steady Total sales. s5.- 090.0O0. United States bonds steady
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
THE: ::sIIJ .UPIBUILDING OF
 SHIPPING INDUSTRY
The Extent to Which Mesa Traffic Has Grown.

From a very insignificant beginning Mesa has reached that point when it has become one of the important ship ping points of the territory, and every year sees not only an increase in car load shipments but an increase in the number of products which can be grown successfully in this section and sold in a competitive market with con siderable profit to the growers.
 One of the important new products that has been found profitable for shipping and seeking an outside mar ket is water melons. A carload will leave Mesa this morning for Silver bell. which will bring the total up to seven carloads sent from this place. The price net to the growers has ranged from s to SEQ per ton. which is recognized as an industry worth while when the cost of production is taken into consideration. There are a few details which are lacking in the system of shippers that can be rem edied by the forming of an associa tion something after the manner of
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19

Colorado Midland railways were blocked in many places and scores of tourists were delayed at Pueblo, Sa- ida. Grand Junction. and other points. The magnificent Royal Gorge where the Arkansas river rushes through the canyon. is nearly 5000 feet deep and was the scene of wild fury. The water reached the level of the famous hanging bridge. although the bridge itself is said to be intact Many nearby canyons were washed clear of the tracks.
 At Pueblo the water tonight is splashing over the levee at the state asylum ground and with a six-inch raise the grounds. as well as large portions of the residence section near by, will be under water.
 Officials of the Denver and Rio GTande state that fOrty-five miles of their track between here and Salida. distance of 100 miles. Is washed out and it will be at least a week before traffic is resumed. What trains are being run on the Rio Grande are be- ing detoured by way of the AlamOsa river, both the standard and narrow gauge roads. More rain over this sec tion of the state is predicted.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
GRAIN.

Chicago. Aug 1S.-A stampede among the shorts in the wheat pit to- day forced the price of the September delivery nearly Sc above the low point of the session. A congestion in the September delivery was feature of the trading This condition of affairs was largely responsible for an advance of 5sc in the price of September. and a bulge of 111@1%c to 1Bc in the more deferred months, although the fresh crop damage reports from The northwest helped along the advance The market was also bullishly affect ed by an advance of F to Id in Liver pool and by a fresh advance in corn prices. During the day September ranged between 99%c and S1O2fs. while December sold between 96% O Ac and 9S5sc. The close was active and strong. with September s10: 0 hc and December at 9SM Ac Con tinued dry weather in the corn belt stimulated activity in the corn mar ket and caused sharp bulges in the prices of all deliveries. Final quota tions were up l to 1Ac.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19

the Cantaloupe Growers organization. The carload shipments have gone to Kingman. Bisbee and Silverbell. The Florida FavOrite and Kleckley Sweet varieties have formed the principal shipments A few of the All Heart variety are being shipped with the car going out today. The growers whose product makes up the shipment today are the Powers brothers, Wm. Brun- dage and A. T. Harris.
 While the watermelon industry is not a new one in the Mesa section by any means. yet the carload shipment plan in quantities is new. In addi- tion to the carload shipments there has been a considerable trade on in small lots.
 The cantaloupe shipments. which totaled 151 carloads this season, shows a falling off from last year. which was ocCasioned by the increased sugar beet acreage Next year will see an even larger beet acreage and as yet it is impossible to say whether the cantaloupe acreage will hold its own or not.
 The Thompson seedIess grape ship ments totaled seven carloads. while the L. B. Johnson & Co. sent out ap- proximately 5000 crates in local ship ments
 One of the most important products shipped from this place Is alfalfa. This has continued throughout the summer and has been the means of raising the price throughout this section. It is estimated that hay will reach S16 per ton by the opening of spring at the present continued advance.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
M METALS.

New York, Aug. IS.-The market for tin was firm on advices from London and after call there was a sale of 25 tons. September. S3O.10. Closing prices follow: Spot and August s29.971z d 3O.O71s; September and Cc- tober. $30@3O.2O: December. s30.1OGD 30.4O. London closed steady. Spot
 e136 Is Sd; futures. e137 12s Sd. The market for standard copper was quiet, sales of only 25 tons for Decem- Der delivery at $13 reported on the New York metal exchange. Closing prices follow: Spot. $12.65m12.S5; August, s12.6O@12.S5; September. s1265@12.S5; october, s12.S0@12.S5; November. $12.65@12.9O; December. $13@12.021R. In the London market it was firm: G59 12s I'd, spot; E GO Is 3d for futures. Local brokers quoted lake copper. s13.12k@13.37h; elcc- trolytic, s13@1312H; casting. SIP. l56p 12S7k Lead closed steady at s4.35 @4.40. New York; spot. s425. East St. Louis. Sales after call 200. .000, September. $4.45; 100000 pounds Oc- tober. s4.47H. both for New York. London closed at ZIP los. Spelter was quiet and entirely nominal for New York delivery. spot; s5.60 bid for East St. Louis. The London spelter market was unchanged at 22.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
GRAFT PROSECUTION
 SUFFERED A DEFEAT
The Interpreted Result of the San
 Francisco Primaries.

San Francisco, Aug 1S.-With the figures from yesterdays primary cleo ton virtually all at hand. it is shown cutOr in the so-called graft prosecution cases. the conduct of which has been an issue in the municipal campaign, has been nominated for district at torney on the democratic ticket de- featpg Chas. Fickert, the republican and union labor nominee by less than 150 votes for the endorsement of the democratic party.
 No candidate for district attorney was named by either the democrats or union labor party on primary bal lots, the voters writing in the name of their choice Fickert was named on the republican business mems tick ct, which gave him two votes to one cast for Heney. and the union labor voters went five to one for the re- publican candidates.
 The total vote cast by the demo- crats for district attorney is less than fifty per cent of the mayoralty vote boiled for Thomas w. B. Leland, the nominee with two competitors.
 In the factional fight in the repub lican party, Wm. Crocker, the nomi- nee whose candidacy was upheld by the business men, boiled 500 more votes than did his nearest competitor. Byron Mauzy, candidate of the inde- pendentS who based their appeal to the voters on the avowcd support of the graft prosecution.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
COUNCIL WILL PROBABLY
 RECONSIDER BIDS
For the Tapping of Mains of Water
 Works System.

Nothing official has been given out with regard to the letting of the con tracts for the installation of that DOT ton of the water works system which includes the tapping of the main and lasing the pipe from the main to the curb, but it is expected that another meeting of the council will have to be called in order to determine the mat ter definitely.
 It is understood that the engineer may recommend the bid of Riggs & Horne of this city in case the require ments. which include a proper bond as a guarantee of fulfillment of con tract and time of commencing work and finishing same, can be agreed upon satisfactory. It will be remem bered that the bid of this firm was the lowest submitted There is. how ever. one feature of the bidding which may necessitate another meeting and a reconsideration of the bids. In the receiving of the bids City Clerk Jones received notice of a registered letter The slip on which the registry notice was written was placed among MT Jones other papers and went unno- ticed by him Yesterday when he was throwing some of his old papers in the waste basket the slip fluttered to the floor and when he picked 1t up he saw the importance of it. A call at the office revealed the fact that he had a registered letter from Geo w Hagcman of Phoenix submitting a bid on the work. It is not known what the bid is nor whether it will in any ways change the results of the letting of the contract.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19

One feature of the shipping indus try is that of the demand for eggs. The local shippers have been in no wise able to supply the demand. The price during the busy season of the Arizona hen has held up better than any proceeding year. The price drop ped one time to Is cents per dozen but only for a day or two The pre- vailing price throughout the season has been 25 cents per dozen.
 Tomatoes have not been produced in large enough quantities this season to be shipped out in any quantity. Peaches are remaining firm at 4c per pound and are all being taken by local demand. The crop is better than on previous years. but the demand is greater
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
MOUNTAIN TROUT.

The people of the valley who have not had an opportunity to wade in the ice cold streams of the mountains and fish for trout can have part of their desires realized by a visit to the Le- Baron Brothers grocery store Don LeBaron. who is at present summering in Long Valley north of Pine. sent seven miniature mountain trout to this place yesterday. The fish are very lively and as yet have registered no kick on the condition of the tenn perature of the lower altitude
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
BIDS TOO SMALL.

The bids for the installation of drinking fountains and other improve ments at the public school buildings of Mesa were opened yesterday after noon by Superintendent H. Q. Robert son. The bids submitted in the opin- ion of Professor Robertson were too small. because the work desired to be done could not possibly be accom- plished for the stipulated amounts. It was evident that it was not under stood by the bidders as to the work to be done and other bids will be adver- tised for.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
NEWS NOTES.

Miss Daisy C. Rowley of Gila Bend is visiting her aunt and cousins. Mrs Dykes and sons, west of the city. She expects to remain several days.
 A. Mortensen is very i'll with fever.
 The Lesueur Gibbons clearance sale continues with unabated interest
 Donald Mcqueen, who was threat ened with an attack of typhoid fever, is much better.
 The condition of Mrs. G. H. Young is reported as improving.
 John A Gaut, foreman on the Chandler ranch. will be initiated into the third degree of the Knights of Pythias Monday evening.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
PURELY PERSONAL.

John Drane, who has been em- ployed in a supply house at Guymas. Mexico. is in the city for d visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. F.. Drane.
 The announcements are out an the marriage of Sam s. Swift and Miss Clarkson. It is un- derstood that the wedding will take place in Blackburn, Mo, and that the couple will come to Mesa about Sep tember E, where they will reside on MT. Swift's ranch northeast of town.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
COLORADO GORGEs
 FILLED WITH FLOODS GREAT DAMAGE TO R. R. SERVICE Fiercest Cloudburst of the Season
 Along the Arksnssw.
GREAT DAMAGE TO R. R. SERVICE

Denver. Aug. 1S-Another cloud City tonight made a more disastrous flood in the Arkansas river valley. which since dawn today threatened the adjoining towns and washed out railroad tracks and tied up many tourist trains. The cloudburst was one of the heaviest of the summer and soon the river. swollen by noun tain torrents near Canon City. had risen eight feet six inches. Trains on the Denver and Rio Grande and the
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
Al THE COLISEUM 1ohIeH1.

Att he Coliseum tonight the princi- pal attraction will be the vaudeville "The Masked Ball." a one-act farce comedy The moving pictures will in clude the following subjects: "The Mysterious Correspondence,' "A Guilty Guardian" "Mr Inquistive, g Scenes in the United States Capitol This is the feature picture Of the evening. IL will show scenes from the every day life of President Taft. Miss Irene Noble will sing the illustrated songs
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
GOES 10 TUCSON.

Elmer Ruse, who has been with the Wells Fargo Express company as cashier at this place for the past year or two, has been transferred to Tucson. where he will remain in the employ of the company. The office here will be under the immediate su- pervision nf Bert Wingar. who has been agent, at this pla@ for the past score Of years or more.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
BUYS AUTOMOBILE.

F. s. Crandall, the engineer at the Mesa Dairy and Ice company's plant. has. purchased the Cadillac machine formerly owned by Dr. Palmer ard which was among one of the first cars to be used in Mesa. MT. Crandall ex- poets to work the machine over and will in a short time have one of the smoothest running cars of the town.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. S4s: Smelt- ing. 10012 Santa Fe, 119A: St. Paul. 157%; New York Central. 144A: Pen nsylvania. Al; Reading. 161s; South ern Pacific. 1852; Union Pacific. 211h; Steel, 76h; preferred, 125A; silver. 51c; Mexicans. 44c.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19

$255G6.40: colves. $5.5OdS15.
 Shep receipts. 22.OO0: market weak to 10c lower; native, S275M4S5; western, $2.9OG4S5; yearlings. $45O@ $40. Administrative. S435d7 7.6O; western, $45Od765.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
SHOW AT THE VANCE.

The Vance is offering bran new attraction tonight in the way of moving picture and illustrated song show. New films and new songs. Miss Stella Vance and Miss Alton Clark will sing the illustrated songs
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Aug. 1S.-Cattle receipts. 17.OOO; market steady; beeves, $40 @765; Texas steers. $4@5.50; west ern steers, $4G6.30; stockers and
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
INCREASE IN POPULATION.

Mir. and Mrs. Brigham Openshaw are rejoicing over the arrival of ten pound daughter born to them.
Arizona republican., 1909-08-19
NEW BABY.

Born to Mir. and Mrs. Lisle Powers. Saturday. August IA. a daughter.