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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
TURKEYS, Fruit
AMI. LEAF TOBACCO.

CONTINUED From First Page)
home consumption. We'll, as for that
matter 1t did not ship hogs to any
great extent, and 1t did not ship very
much tobacco, and It didn't get out
many peanuts, and 1t didn't raise any
more apples and peaches and pears
than were required for home use. and
& IT is to be doubted IL It sent beyond
its borders any butter or cheese, and
as for potatoes and truck; we'll, the
business was unknown. Now It is
mighty different, and It's good thing
z 1t is different. All these things bring
u sight OF money to old Virginia, and
the business is growing from year to
year.
But talking about apples and
peaches and pears and other fruits
Which bring to Virginia every year
thousands upon thousands OF dollars.
have Just been reading the annual
report Of Walter WhatelY, the sccre-
tary OF the Virginia horticultural So
ciety.
Willie the report deals almost en-
tirely with, the immediate affairs OF
the socetya and tells what great things
1t Is doing to advertise Virginia fruits
and fruit lands, and is therefore very
interesting. 1t gives but few statistics
OF the kind needed for this article.
From other sources have some sta
tistics that are worthy OF considera-
ton.
Some Figures About Fruit.
From these latter nguresI learn that
while nearly every county III the state
grows fruit to greater or less cx-
tent. the real market producing coun-
Ties arc as follows: Albemarle. Au-
gusta. Bedford, Patrick. Rockingham,
Nelson. Franklin. Rappahannock Fred
orick, Floyd. Carroll. Craig. Botetourt,
Roanoke. Pittsylvania. Shenandoah,
Washington, Rockbrldge. Amherst.
Scott. Lee. Madison, Fairfax and
others.
The following figures. which. while
not guaranteed to be absolutely ac-
cnrate, will come very near to giving
an idea what these counties have been
doing within tho last year. Only such
counties arc named below as have
hundred thousand trees or moro. The
figures give the number OF bearing
trees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-16
Increased Receipts ut Martinsville.
TSnacial fo Tho 'rir,1es.n{snot c1,81

Martinsville. Va, January t5.-The
receipts of tobacco on tho Martins
Vile market this week have shown a
decided increase over those of last
week. Prices are as good, or better
than at any time during the season,
and show a decidedly upward tendency.
The average for the week has been
around 10 cents for all offerings, which
is considered very good. The offerings
this week have been principally con-
fined to fine Henry county filters.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
Boy ACcldenlly Killed.

Willie Nichols, a fifteen-year-
old boy, was accidently shot and
killed by his friend and playmate,
Eugene Watson, Sunday after
noon at his home.
The Watson boy was attracted
by a gun which was in the room
and asked if it was loaded.
Nichols said it was not, and
Watson in taking it accidantly
struck the hammer against the
bed and the load was fired. The
bullet entered the forehead and
death was almost instantaneous.
After being shot the boy said
he was not hurt but lived only a
few minutes afterward. He
was the only child Of his mother
and the blow is indeed a hard
one.
The funeral was held from
the home Monday afternoon and
was conducted by Rev. w. c
Barrett.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
Operations for Appendicitis.

Mr.. L. +. Garrard, who is in
the .employ Of the American
Tobacco Co., was operated on
for appendicitis Monday after.
noon, at the Watts hospital. The
operation was performed by DR..
C. A. Woodard, assisted BY Drs.
Felts and Olive.
Mr.. z. =. Council returned
from Greensboro, Sunday, where
he attended the bedside Of his
brother, Mr.. ]. G. Council, who
had just undergone an operation
for appendicitis. The operation
was performed by DR.. Long and
Mr.. Council was in as good con-
dition as could be expected.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
DURHAM REPUBLICANS MEET.
Are "HarmOnizlng' The Party In Prep.
araiIon for the County Primaries
and Convention.

The Office of Attorney ]. A.
Giles was the meeting place of
about sixty republicans Tuesday
night, who gathered to discuss
the coming campaign in the
county. While there was no dis
cussion of candidates for the Of
fees. it was pretty well conced-
ed that Durham would vote solid
for Morehead for state chairman.
While there is some opposition to
the Butler-Morehead combine.
the leaders know where their
bread is buttered. and will make
the little fellows see it their way.
All for the sake Of harmony. |"
There is little doubt as to the
harmony" part Of iii Durham.
The republicans want to show
the democrats a thing or two
about party harmony" and if
they succeed it will show results
in the coming election. They've
started that way and hope to
keep it up.
The republican primaries will
be held in the city Friday night,
and in the country Saturday af-
ternoon. The county convention
will be held Saturday August 9th.
Whether their harmony" pro-
gram holds good or not will be
seen at that time.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28

Tom Carr, the Wake county
negro VINO killed his sister and
disappeared Saturday, was ar
rested by Sheriff Harvard here
Monday evening.
The negro, while admitting
that he killed the girl, says that
It was accidental, but the facts
show that he was quarrelling
with his sister at the time the
shooting occurred. The girl was
only twelve years old and the boy
Is eighteen. ;.
Carr spent the night in jail
here, and was carried to Raleigh
Tuesday where he will be con-
fined until the trial.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
glIID Is KIDNAPPED.
Mrs. Rescse lysrs Kidnaps Her Own
Child Away From Her Husband he
Tries 10 Get Child Back.

A case Of kidnapping occurred
in the city this week that has
caused great anxiety on the part
Of the father Of the stolen child,
and promises to bring about a
lawsuit for its possession.
When Mr.. Roscoe Ayers, the
father Of the child, returned
home and found the childmissing.
he began seach which revealed
the fact that a woman, unknown
to the neighbors, had taken the
child and carried it off. Upon
investigating it proved to be the
mother and wife, who was sep
arated from her family, who had
after a long search found both
and taking her child had left
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Agnes had been
separated for the last two or
three years, neither knowing the
whereabouts of the other until a
short time ago.
Mr.. Agnes Immediately left
for Raleigh, where the mother
and child had gone. He secured
a writ of Habeas corpus from
Chief Justice Clark and the case
was heard Monday. By agree
ment of both parties it was de-
cided to postpone the trial until
Friday of next week. In the
meantime the child will be held
in charge by Mrs. Rogers, o
Durham.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
MAJOR srEDmAH NOMINATED.
Rocklngham's Solid Vote Eomlnstes
Stedman on The Four Hundred
and Thiriy.EIQhth Ballet.

- AsY~sS s~mv0
After four hundred and thirty
seven unsuccessful ballots, the
fifth district democratic congress-
ional convention at Greensboro
yesterday morning nominated
Major Charles M. Stedman, Of
Guilford as candidate for con-
gress. On the 438th ballot the
vote was as follows: Stedman
2N.54, Jones 90.49, Royster
1888, electing Stedman by a ma
jority of "a votes.
After three days Of struggling
for a nominee, beginning July
9th, the convention reassembled
Tuesday, and continuous ballot
ing was going on until IL o'clock
yesterday. The delegates were
becoming tired and it was seen
that a break was close at hand.
Several names were proposed at
dark horses, but without any
avail.
A consultation with the candi-
dates by a committee from the
convention resulted in the with
drawing of DR.. Mebane, and the
releasing of all obligations of the
delegates to all candidates. This
took place at 2 o'clock a. m. Bal
loting was resumed until 6 a. m t,
when a recess was taken until
10 o'clock. At this time. Mr.. C.
o. McMichael stated chat Rock
ingham would cast her solid vote
for each candidate four times in
an effort to nominate.
When the convention reassem-
bled at 10 o'clock, Rockingham
cast herx0te for Royster and on
the 433rd ballet he :came within
Il votes of the nomination. Rock
ingham's vote then went te
Jones four times and his vote
reached 18O. On the 438th bal
lot, the solid Rockingham vote
went to Stedman, giving hin
227.54, which was a majority Of
"a.
The candidates were then con.
Quoted to the hall. and speeches
were called for. Major Sted.
man spoke briefly in accepting
the nomination, and expressed
his appreciation Of the great
honor conferred on him. Judge
Jones thanked his friends fol
their efforts in his behalf and
pledged his support to Major
Stedman and urged democrats
to be active in their support Of
the candidate. He then took oc.
casion to roast the democrats fol
their lack of support of Brooks
last year and shamed anyone who
would participate in the conven.
ton and then not support the
ticket. General Royster briefly
thanked his friends and pledged
support to Major Stedman. DIR.
Mebane moved that the nomina.
ton be unanimous which wa:
done.
Without more ado. the fifth
district democratic congressional
convention adjourned sine dit
from its meeting the Ike Of
which never occurred before In
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
lives the Iiis of q herpait.
This mans life tnhracte

lives the lile of q herpait,
This mans life s Glaracter
study: In early life he was q
school teacher and lived and
trained children that are today
proving themselves useful citi-
zens. He faced duty in the Con-
federate war and bears marks Of
the struggle he made. Return
ing after the war he taught
school to get a start in life and
was strong advocate Of the
public school and all that per-
tanned to education. Today, he
is opposed to the public schools
if it means more taxes and if it
helps to fill his Golfers he will
condone evil surroundings in the
houses he has to lease.
But, why should / talk SO
much Of this man. He doubtless
enjoys life in the opposite direc-
ton to the man that seeks to
give something to the world, and
his selfshness is perhaps only
one Of the many varieties we
find in the world today.
So saying the "Old Man"
walked out, saying that if the
republicans began doing business
in earnest in this county, he
would have a great deal to talk
about next time he came.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1910-07-28
frery old ThInq Made New.

Old kitchcn.chairs, benches, lawn
swings. porch furniture viii require only
a small can Of our Domesticl Paint in
open mouth cans 70 make them look
like new. Get II from W. A. Mabry,
Durham.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-04
O{ S0C|tOAD.

dCuando hay bailei ESQ pregun-
tan los aficionados a Terpsicore, que
Fomos muchos--y Sc espera que en-
breve Sc lleve q efecto algunas d
esas brillantes fiestas de buen gusto
y grato pasatiempo.
Personales.- Acompahado del
Lcdo. Bonifacio Sanchez, estuvo en-
San Juan el sabado p y domingo e
Lcdo. Federico Dejetau, len unior
de su distinguida esposa pasa
Ia temporada de verano en- su resi-
dencia de Aibonito.
Ha regresado 3 su residencia re
Arecibo el Lc(lo. Salvador r )rnell
que estuvo afgunos dias en- San juan
en- asuntos partlculares, y el domir-
60 visito a FajarClo re gresando el MIS-
mo dia San Juan.
Sc encuentra en- esta cludad el ST.
Carlos Benltez Santana, de Yabu
Goa, nominado para deleeado Gle Is
camara por el distrito de Humacao
Noto. - En- la noche de arte de Ia
primera representation de la gran
obfa de Verdi, Sc la admire, dulce.
bella, lfndisima, como siempre anna
bic Y simpatica.
5Quien es-? preguntaron muchos.
Fl discipulo de Licurgo fue env
diado por muchos Luego el nume
70 de admiradores-hasta ahora 'se
lejos- lego cinco, y quedarse
mas tempo aquf serian muchos mas
Pero en- el rico y artfstico "carnet
Sc escribio un nombre Aida, y ese
guardara grato recuerdo, aun que
romo graciosamente dijera Ia gentll
amiga, solo hubo vistas lnedrosas.
como medrosas al suelo No debf
olvidarse Ia Erase del granHugo Guar
do dice y que miran y escudrlhan
mucho unos ojos balos.
Por algo Sc comienza, aunque sea
por mirar las alas de los amplios som
bferos que imprudentes ocultan I'm
dosrostros y que hacen volver Ia ca
Ia, aun que no Sc quisiera que ESQ Sc
notara.
A Tenez,telo.- Nuestro joven
amigo Tulio Larrinaga Goyco, So ha
ausentado para Venezuela, por una
corta temporada. en- asuntos de ne
gocios. Estara ALI algunas semanas
para regresar despues la lsla. Buen
yiaje Y exito.
En- San juan Los distinguidos
tsposos Porrata Mattev, de Yauco,
y sus bellas sehoritas hijas Malvina
Miguelina y Maria Cristina, han tras
ladado su residencia a San Juan.
Bienvenidas y que les sea todo To-
grata su nueva residencia en- la clu-
dad.
De paseo.- Paquita Urrutia, Ia
lindisima damita de la calle de San
Jose, esta hacienda uso de licencla
en- el cargo que desempela en- cl de-
partamento Consolidate y pasara
una corta tempolada en- el 'Conda-
do" casa de los distineuidos esposos
Ginorio-Corton. Celebra hoy sus
dias y lie deseamos como a todas las
otras Paquitas y Panchitas cuyo
es hoy las mas clatas
y que So divierta mncho
en- su paseo la distin ulda amiga.
Con Ia grippe Aun que no de
esta con la grippe en- su re-
sldencia de la calle del Parque en- el
Versailles" la bella cuanto simpati-
Ca damits Carmen Siaca Gonzalez s
Que no haya ma novedad y que res
tablesca pronto el bello lucero de la
constellation de las tres.
Semper. I
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NAL II: PIEDRA 0 CALCUL0S.
ENFERMos DEL HlGADo, RlNoNEs y
IsTJMAGC.
Masd. $4,000 personas murieron e

Wasas 95,ODO personas murieron e
ano pasado de trastornos en- e' higado, rino-
nes estomago, sin saber Ia rnayora de elos
que 81 padecimiento era NAL de p;edrs 0
calculos, s. sutre I'd. De esa doencia y
DESEA CURARSE, escriba piaiendo reg-
men de dieta y Foleto No 103 a E5rey
Chemical Works, 4b Murray ST., New
York, N. Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-04
Aprobado samuel D. Crome1, Treasurer.
Treasury Department OF Porto Rico.

SUBASTA PUBLICA BENES NMUEBLES
Colectura Coroza Oure
de 1910 las 10 de venddos
en reaconados parte de los mismos para cub las conu
ueron embagao abe pagado
d tempo las vcncdas segn dpone
de Rentas nternas
PROPIETARIOS. Description de popedad Conbucones gastos
aproxmados
PRIMERA sUBAsTA
Corozal Mining Co, 45.9726 cuerdas de tereno
hoy Coozal Gold casa arrlos Pueblo, $3.50
Mining Co. Dos Bocas
Puedn los dales deseen los epecv expedene
Ell omprado de csda propedad deh eivo
centc del valor yea
que deare de pagar
popedad duante los e da
Corozal P. R.. JUNO 2i de 1919
(Firmado) Gerardo Seviano Collector
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-04
The Sun Life Assurance Co. Of Canada
'EL SOL DE CANADA"

La Compha sobe ha pagado suraade
Puerto Rico Poza VsoIs
su de 6llzas mas liberia conocido hasta ds
OreCe del Gbeno del de active ben an-
vertdo
Ccncsde presamos Pozas caducable
Paga tod las cada ahos-Su
ssem de 6as Doa Convertible doo protection ndmero
o de amos la de SECURE orecida p1bloVean
Sc los nformes Gambia subbe Agen geneaa
Juan
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Felix A. Gonzalez
Sebastian Cruz
Rafael Torres,
Sintoroso Davila

Fneden de;al den los peivos expediente
u comrador propedad dbe depostar Elective
del
ceae de de cua fue
propedad durau los diez dias VERTIGO
Utuado, P, r. 5 de seplembre 1870
Firmado) Lucas Gimenez,-Coieco
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Ledo. jaime G. SEEK. Apogadoy No.
tario ejerce en- todas las Cortes de la
lsa y de New York, ofic;na calle Ma
lina No. 75, en- New York 60 Woll, st.
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I. ARIZONA Oliver .--Alma cenista a J
por mayor en- provislones de toia5
clases. Mohnos para moler malz y
maqulnaria para preparar cate.
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treasury OcPdr lIIleut OF 7 OrtC K1cO.
ISUBASTA PUBLICA FirsNLS lNurEBI 1s
En la Coiecturia de Rrtl !nerna ds oetn6
de 1910 las 10 de la venGidos ore< ns,-.
los bene relacionados srte los nara !,
tnbuoones emfarea w. Ie has - a.
su debido tempo las <s. &
Ley de Repa Inenas
PRoPiErARIoS Desairn; lropedsd tOr.,fuon cas.s
aproxnaIos
FR.NiEA sUBASTA
Sucn. FernJndez Betan
eouri. MADEIRA, Gale Marina Pueblo e,2
Il coTpato- ae cata p1ofa .epositaT efevo
oez po teH" se
cue oeJare Dc suhsada mo-
riedad dufanie de
t-;c in., T. r.. ptembre De 1910
Frnadol T. Cojn-Colector
Aprobado SamueI
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Q|RECT0R|O De PONCE

LIorens s Sanchez MontaIvo.--
Pufete y Notaria eu lonce- Plaza De-
licias 2a
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i L 0iNoS J >HOee&A - ~ ohNS- 'aLd 1C-
licias %
Dr.. A. Ferran, medico Cirujano.
Gale de Ia heina No II.
! iJ0nde Vd puens encontrar las
me]ores plnturas. aeeite de Linaza
Brocbas : lodo 10 que ueces te en-
este ramo, 4 los precios mas baratos y
en- cualquier cantldad2
! Pues en- ia acleditada casa de CO.
mercio de Carlos Espine.. Gale
Union y Victoria
Delucca 6 Co.. Comereiantes al
por mayor y detail, Comercio Sa-
lud, sucursales ":Salud' "Auro-
ra," "Concordia' y Luna Con
re5aja de precios. especlalidad en-
ccmpras a domicilio. Compra y ven
ia de frutos de! pals. Telefono MI
nero 299.
I. ARIZONA Oliver Alma ceniota a !
por mayor en- provlslones de todas
clases. Molnos para moler malz y
maqulnaria para preparar cafe.
Manuel Mocets Padilla. : Representante
de LA Correspondents" Ponce, Pto.
Rico, P. 0. Box. y Teletono 22
-Agente : corresponsal de varios pc.
ri6dicos importantes de San Juan, la
isla J el extrayero Acepta agencias
y eomisiones. luede dar references
Hotel = Colmado is 3. Mel
plaza Deiicias NJ S.
DoCtores Vidal Vilaret Dcntls.
tas amerlcanos, lMza nellGias -
Horas de otie.n- = a. In II
1.30 i ) =. m.
Bssosa 6 Ramirez. Ksurassntan.
to oe manufacturers y conlslonis
tas-Acentes de 10 maquina de es-
cribir. UNDERWOOD. Ponce. F, R.
Jose Romaguera Y Co, S. en- c.
{ dDrlcantes Oe uCOreS Y rOmpra10'
res exclusives del acIeditado Ron
RErAAAoA = antigua alcoholado Bar
nes. Villa No 46.
GaS6llna.-- Aceite, Grasa ' Efe,
tos para AUTOMOBILES. Bicicleta,
Y Accessories de todas clases; hay
de venta constantements en- Ia |
AGENCIA dc j. Brandt.
Telefono No. 8, p. 0. Box 81,
Plaza Principa! a, lado del Con.
Sc vende una 6nca de - cuerda,
de cafe y paste, en- pueblo de Moro .
vis. Para intormes dirigirse LUIS
de la Cruz Ponce.
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Dr.. A. sdataa;..s Nadieo ciru-
iano. Ie.eton s., oalle de Ia
RENT. No Gonsultas de | 3 :
p. N. Por.
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Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
PIENES INMUEBLEs
PUBLICA.

En- ia Coecuf h ;eaa nnas De Uuado e da "a &c Octuor=
1910 las Tenddos los
embgadoa habe
Ley Rentas !nernas
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El Leon de Orc, de Romdn Cope
70; habitaciones comodas y ventiladas
Selectas eonlidas. Gale de Ia Villa
No3.
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lose A. Poventud-- Abogado,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Otclna fslle Mayor No. 10. Tele-
ono No. 219-2. Ponce P. L.
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PROPIETARIOS Description Propedad
aFrcxlmado
sEGUNDA SuBAsTA
Felix a. Gonzdlez l2 eds bohio, Bo Angeles 2q5s
Sebastian Cruz 20 eds / Bo Angeles 3z.zt
Rafael Torres 10 eds Be Roncados
Sinforoso Davila 20 cds casa Jayuya arrba 2343
PRsNEaA sUBASTA
IIdetonsa virne. s. sionso s4t1
Iidefons1 N.rle, eds easaf5 A.oao l733
Jose d hoy
Maea Avit. II Bo Don Alonso So
Jose Maria Eesa
hoy Sucn (regorio
Reyes 1913 cd. 30 Alfonso 25535
Antonio Mite Aayon, 6S els j. ssa Bo Don Alfonso 1876
Joaquin Torres le2 caas Bo Don
Alfonso, 2l.64
Narcisa Torres IS eds Jayuya arriba Y23
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Sc vends una 6nca de - cuerda,
de cafe y paste, en- pueblo de Moro
Wis. Para intormes dirigirse LUIS
de la Cruz. Ponce.
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In ssta imprenta 50 vende papel 4,
periodicos vielos j .a.n,ai
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Saleria Fotografica. de Ter.
CeIa oireve sus ,ervleI's 4 su numero-
sa a.ientela eG 81 nuesg casa en- la
Plaza del mercado No. 10, Ponce
Pto Rico.
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r"Fl2 = nOtaTl0. calle Isabel No. 8.
I>r. Y Santcni. De "a facultad de
lars Ispecialista en- las enIe.me-
laGes oe ia vista. uoIas de consuI-
,aS, de a 10 A. NJ. y de : i L. NJ.
I!aza Principal Mum. u.
Dr.. R. Lopez Nussa. Niedico Cii-
,ujano. Consultas do j d ) 7. Nj.
Comercio esouinna q Salud lie eio-
No IS,
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La Palmita al lado del paroue
de Bombas v de la Iglecia Puesto
de iefresco5 y dulces de sarias cla-
seq. Y i.monadas. eisarros Y ciga-
rrillos de todas clases. Especialidad
en- reflescos de cebada y dulcss de
aln:bar. Frutas refiigeradas-Dio-
n - Via.
Rotel America. Altos de la Mar
eaIita..... de Lopez = Fernandez,
plaza Delicias. No. 10.
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Dr.. A. Ferran. medieo Ciruiano.
~all- de Ia keina 10 II
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Hotel y Colmado ds 3. Mel
plaza Delicias NJ s.
D0Ctores Vidal Vilarst g Dcntls.
tas amerlcanos, lMza neiieias -
Horas de oIe.n-. ) :. A. IN II
1.3O i ) =. m.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-04

Jose Romaguera Y Co, S. en- c.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-04

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-04
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The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-07

society was by the President ap- pointed as a committee of one to interview aged citizens of Nevada county and secure statements converting persons and events of note. J. A. Bailey was reques- ted to interview old citizens in the lower part of the county; H. B. Mckenzie to write articles con- corning historical homes in this county
 A resolution was passed re- questing the Prescott Daily News and the Nevada County Picayune to furnish the society copies of their papers beginning January 1st, 1910; these copies to be pre- served by the society for future reference. In the near future articles will appear in the papers concerning the work of the society and giving the history of persons and events of note.
 Officers present at meeting; H. B. Mckenzie, Pres, "A. M. Ellsworth, V-Pres; R. F. Hamby, Secy; w. P. Murrah. Treas.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-07
GOVERNOR COULDN'T
 SPARE THE TIME

Little Rock, January 7.-The Little Rock delegation which will go to Morrillton to hear c. c. Kavanaugh make his opening speech, will leave tomorrow morning at 0:45 o'clock, but the candidate who is opposing Gov ernor Donaghey for reelection, will go up this afternoon so as to be there on time.
 Almost all of the candidates for state and district offices will attend the speaking in order to take advantage of the crowd and do a bit of campaigning on their own account.
 It is estimated that about 50 will take the morning train for Morrillton. Governor Donaghey will not go to Morrillton, having sent a reply to the invitation ex- tended him by Mr. Kavanaugh, stating he was so busy with the details of completing the state capitol building he could not spare the time.