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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-24
Ell RELOJ.

Me muero, abuelita, me muero
exclama de pronto la hermosa Mir
ia.
-sQue tie pass, lucero de mis-
los?
Me muero abuelita!
Tie sientes msla?
ST, gravfsima.
+Supongo que 10 dices de broma
-Lo digo de veras.
-Pero 81 estas mas lozana que
una flor primaveral!
No importa.
-sPor que dices que vas a mo-
rir?
-Porque el reloi ha dado va Ia
hora.
-iVaya una raz6n para dejar de
exlstir,
-Velntlcustro veces al dia suena
el reloj Ia hora sin quien nadie pien-
Sc en- exhalsr el tiltimo suspiro..
-Es que hay horas V horas. abue
llta. Las doce acshan de dar en- el re
loj del comedor; Y ese es el momento
en- que debia venir Y VERNE 81 amigo
4 aquien adore con tOdo el alma V va
que no ha venido, por haber muerto
8 Porque me es infiel. No me queda
mas TerursO que mOTir.
y ron efertO, dej6 Nirta de eXistir
alcS VcrCs minutes inclinando en- el
jor,.C Il" Ia ventana IL diminuta ga
hesa. rtientras aue de su entreabier-
. 1g-A suEgis una manposa de ME
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ENVIO.

lehaGa- :! al monte legas con Ia fIente enardeclGa.
hacla Fl arno te diriges callado torpe ntento
mo derrs 10 que uerEa:- mo desEuyas % Que e. yNs
No 1eS-arTes 10 que smpara proteje tu s,.stento,
IIra cl nach1 ron despreCi0 daes tregas tus iaras
acala ri sasia que aflIse olvidandO tantos males
We io la.'s como broian Y >e iuntan las esp;gas
como e aizsn los bOtones sc esponjan los mazales
Nue!yc g" -o Ia brecha, torna presto e corvo aralo
'l9 Ia + -- 10 que pide, tu< grandes aleerias
mi:l ''- estremecen. mas ala de tn cercadn
c5tls eltlnelas de las yasta= ser.ania<
SQlIgGsT CorLs4e
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ANT|GONA Y ARC|A.

Anttgona, hermana de Polinice, y
4rgid, su mujer, ran d buscar en- el
campo de batalla el cadduer del heroe
Las dos Sc encuentran, y Argta, es-
trechdndo entire sus brozos el cdddper
de su esposo, habla ast, dirigifndoSe
d Anttgona:
Isl a estos lugares cubiertos de
sangrientos despojos de la guerra
vienes, como yo, a buscar 'algunos
restos queridos, y 81 temes tambien
las ordenes crueles de Creon, puedo
fiarme de ii V decirte la verdad ,pues
por tus lagrimas V por tus gemidos
puedo Greer que eres desgraciada.
Ahora bien; aliemonos las dos: yo
soy la hija del rey Adrasto. =" La
virgen hija de Cadmo, sobrecogida-
de estupor, temblando, la interrum
pio de pronto con estas palabras
fSoy yo, compahera tus desgracias,
oh ceguera del destino, soy yo la
persona d quien tu temes? Los res
tos que tu has cogido, el cuerpo so
bre ell cual lloras es tambien ell mis-
mo que causa mi llanto. He sido ven
cida por ii. iOh verguenza! iOh
debil ternura de una hermana! "Asi
Sc eypreso Antigona Entonces las
dos muieres Sc precipitaron sobre
el cadaver de Polinice: 10 rodearon
con sus brszos entrelazados, yen su
dolor avldo, mezclan sus lagrimas
vsu cabellera cada una estrecha una
porciGnde aquel cuerpo Y alternate
vamente las dos humedecencon sus
lagrimas el rostro de Polinice V las
dos cont emplan amorosamente aque
LA cabeza inanimada.
EStlrl -Ua Tenaida)
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HUMORISMO.

Entire padre hijo:
Papa, dt1 conociste a mama mu-
cho tempo de casarte con ella?
No, hijo; la conocf mucho ITEM
po despues.
-6En que Sc conoce 81 un gallo es
ioven o vielo?
En- la cresta.
No es la mejor sehal.
En- el espolon.
-Tampoco.
-Pues enconces, cen que Sc lie co
noce?
i'm los dientes!
-iHombre, 81 no los tiene!.
-Pero los tienen tn para comerle,
y yer 81 esta duro.
Entire padre E hijo:
Papa, cen donde esta Pique?
-lPique?. -. No recuerdo que
haya ninguna TERRA que Sc lleme asi
-Pues 5como dicen muchas veces
que un bueque Sc fue a Pique?
-iAh! entonces debe ser alguna
isla que esta en- algun continente y
que no Sc ha descubierto todavla.
asxs-s
En- un restaurant entra un caba-
Hero con ademan marcial, fsonomia
guerrara y bigotes encrespados.
-iMozo!
-5Qu6 manda usted?
-iUn escuadr6n!
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palabrita- plataforma del partido
republicano.
"Con tai motivo' ell secretario de
Estado Mr.. Knox ha celebrado una
larga conferencia con el presidente
Taft.
Tn diario de Paris trae en- su edl
ci6n del 10. del corriente una carl
catura muy curiosa, de Mr.. Roose-
welt. Este aparece sobre una tribu-
ma leyendo un discurso debajo Sc We
ell texto, ell cual dice:
La buena nueua.-Discurso de Mr..
Roosevelt en- la Sorbona.-"Senores-
dice ell ex-presidente, los rios corren
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LOS AIRBO[LLES.

Son To- i"holes gigantes, son los arboes copudos
que Sc yerg.en atsneros en- las vastas serranias,
les inmenSos cenIneas qIe conemplan, sempre mudos
la calada Paz ignota de las grandes le;anas
son la savia ic la TERRA que fecunda los sembrados
son el jermen poderoso Iel csiuerzo que papita
e pollen que esparce de los tallos congregados
en- la hola que niece en- la flor SC marchita
son los vieos confdentes de las au-as vespe-tinas
de las brl>as rumorosas. de los paaros vajeros
Ia somhrs magestuosa que prOteie las -rnas
donGe cantan las cgarTas prelud;an los igue-os:
son la fuerza poderosa de las lluviss fecundantes
que. balando de los cerros. al prado Iah:antio
donde Green las mazorcas los grancs pa!pitantes
q'ie han '.e 1ar dicha sustento al lejaro caseIio
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so del gobernador Cotton dice en- un
parrafito: "Mal hariamos 81 en- ell ca
so presente no dijeramos que el 60
bernador Cotton ha dado una nueva
prueba de que es un hombre de ver-
dadera labor Intellectual. ga que sc
preocupa principalmente, con e. he
cho de que mas sobresale en- este mo
nerto hist6rico etc, etc ......
Y el gobernador en- presencia de
tales dislates les dira: son t,rcos Y
no les creo.
4 nuestro ilustrado contempora-
nen del sur "El Diario'' le escribe su
corresponsal de Yauco que los repu
blicanos de aquel pueblo han logra
do reclutar cuatrc mil quinientos
aguacates V que el alCaide ha a.
bierto banderin de enganche en- una
haciend:ta que posee en- G. baIrio
Duev.
Nuestros cables de aver dan cuen-
ia de Ia extrema resoluci6n adopta-
da por el doctor Madriz. de fusi!ar
& todos los prisloneros. En- la reman-
ga caerA tambi6n TN tai Pittman de
naciOnalidad nOrteamericana Que
quisO compaTtir con sus hermanos
en- Dins los szares de la revuelta.
Esta medida del presidente MICA
ragnense Is indudable que 4 las Ca
- Blanca le viene como anilIo al de-
do para eStablecer sus carboneras
en- Graciss j Dios . en- Cor:nto.
\ hsbra quien np crea que ia Ma
dad G. aiortunaGU.
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FL trueno.


de los montes, de ira lleno,
grit6 ell relampago al trueno:
-fPor que siempre te adelantas
lPor que la tiniebla espantas
con tan rudo frenesi?
6Que privilegio hay en- ii?
1Por que ley de injusta guerra
han de llegar a la terra
siempre delante de mi?
Los hombres sobrecogidos
cuando mi voz Sc desata,
desdenan tn luz ingrata
Y tiemblan a mi rugidos.
Yo avasallo los sentidos
al llenar la inmensidad.
De tn inutil claridad,
Los mortales no hacen case.
Debes, pues, cederme ell paso,
porque SOY Ia tempestad.
Ven detras seco
el relampago irascible.
lo SOY la chispa terrible,
til el ruido sonoro Y hueco.
Yo SOY el rayo. til el eco.
In ii Sc fila la idea,
porque la humana ralea,
que siempre ell error fascina,
desprecia 10 que ilumina
V admira 10 que vocea.
En- TN iuzgado:
-1Donde vlve?
Con mi hermano.
-fY su hermano de usted vlve
-Conmigo.
-Perfectamente. sD0nde vive
Istedes dos?
-Vivimos iuntos.
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siempre hacia abajo; el hombre eS la
semeianza de Dios; ell sol aparece
siempre en- oriente; los pueblos anal
fabetas no estan preparados para
ell gobierno propio; Francla es el ce
rebro del mundo".
Junto a las puertas, varios grupos
de campesinos gascones aplauden
V exclaman: "Bien! Blen! Asl Sc ha-
bla"
Is indudable que el bravo coro-
mel llevo a Paris la buena nueva.
Ell 4quila, comentando el dlscur-
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EN- HATO
Venta 0 aHieDdo Re h5S' Ls .sfSp sa'

ca hOman,
de unas 81 cuerdas, con casa de al
tos, chera, pesebre, gran galline-
70 y frutales de todas classes. Tam
blen ALI Sc vende 8 arrienda Ia ca
sa con amplio solar a 30 metros de
la carretera, teniendo sala, gabine-
te, comedor, cinco dormitorios, ba-
no, dos inodoros, etc., etc. Esta
casa es de modena construction V
el sitlo es el mas fresco e higi6nico
de los alrededores de San Juan. La
llave enfrente, tienda Gel Porve-
mir" 1nformes: Tetuan $500. piso.
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;" 'Ir'ur~o Ior tu propio interts
aun r'l5n'." la'iie L. sepa como Sc
rias asea'i" rspE c"nvcniencia prUpia
aUn cu@LCy E-Jie te yiese.
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Pasatiempos, !: {" 10: i s,s.: :s,s's'' saa!
chez Morales y
Comp, calle Marina 3, Ponce, hay
un esplendido surtido de ton6gratoi
de Columbia. Records de los ma,
atamados cantantes. Escribanos 5
vlsftenos. P. .. Box 81. Ponce,
7: K. Manager Jose Diaz Mar
ella.
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nl|.l- LA SUlZA.-El IN, =
ullUCUld(5, ior alimento para nj
nos Y personas debi-
les. En- 1854 en- las meriendas d,
Versalles-ya Sc consumfa ell cho.
colate como aimento principal.
iodos los que usan nuestro choco.
ate gozan de buena salud. EN-
pleamos azucar de Ia. clase y ca
Gao superior. NJ. sobrino y Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan Al. Telefon3
l2S. p. O. Box 363.
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G. una casa en- San
OC CUlIluld Juan, cuyo valor no
exceda de cinco mil
dollars, situacion 10 mas centrica po-
sible y sin gravamen 8 censo. Es-
criba a P. O. Box 4S3, San Juan
p. R.
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COSAS DEL DIA.

Nuestro contemporaneo Ell ITEM
po informa aver que ha empezado
a publican la "gloriosa "-de el es Ia
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G. L.. IN TAQUIGRAFO
Ut UGStd en- ingles para oficina
de cOmerclo en- San
Juan, que tenga conocimiento de
espahol. Dirigirse al apartado 667,
San Juan.
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Cafe Restaurant :: s:''s :: %fsss;::; zsss:s

Vigo, en- Ia
parada de los carros del tanviia.
S,t,o ce'atr,co para los visitantes de
la playa. Almuerzo comida, cenas.
A la cartG. Cocina para todos los
gustos. Prccios modicos. Servicio
de cantina. Sc admiten .bonos.
Para los comisionistas y agentes
viajeros es de gran comodidad. No
olvideis el Cat6-Restaurant Puerto
Rico de Luis NJ. Irizarry cd Ia Playa
de Mayaguez.
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En- 5000, !: s'; ?tss: ;:s: a'ss.s's' ! ss,.js:s
- piedad compuesta
de cuatro casas que rentan 500.
81 no hubiere' todo el dinero, po-
dria quedar parte a m6dico inte-
res. Informes. Angel Fneije. Pa
rada IL Santurce. 5..s
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Gran BazaI 5s RH J. hSP4 ss:t.ss: aEecA : "a
S. EN- Constante
Y variado surtido de ropa hecha Y
efectos para caballeros, todo do ul-
TINA novedad. Plazuela Santo Do
mingo, San German.
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Encajes. VaIencienes, con el mas
varado y elegante surtido y toda
clase de ge
GeneTos de punto;; ?:s sss'o ss;s; Of: E: ?;;
numerosa
clientela, el conocido esta blecimien-
to LA SULTANA. Otros articu-
los de gran novedad Sc encuen tran
en- la bien surtida calle de San JUS
to -. en- San Juan Y las existen-
clas Sc renuevan en- cada vapor
Municiones para caza Sc acaban de
reel bir de todas clases V precios.
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{, ,:l Tn hombre que
intachable, fami-
/la pequena y que tenga conocl-
mlentos generates de agriculture
en- Puerto Rico, es necesario que
tenga mucha practica en- bregar
con la clase peon. Sc piden referens
cias. Informara, Guillermo Den
ton. Arecibo. - ...,.,yz,,.s., .
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i0frece ! -
The Mayage: s.: ;;::;:; ':::::;:; ::;. d: =. !:
Light & Ice Go :;:,.eiss; ss %s;:''s':: p's:
cedentes de las
mejores fabricas de los Estados Uni
dos. Direction. Apartado 355> Ma
vagueZ.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09
SIMON NELSON
Custom Shirt Maker.

Simon Nelson was born i'm Maysville
and after obtaining his education
he travelled on the road for twelve
years, and for a time resided in Gin
cinnati, returning here in 1890. The
business here was established in that
year, and he carries a line of hats
and gents furnishing goods correct in
style and price. But custom shirt
making is the important feature Of
his business.
He is a practical shirtmaker, and
made-to-order shirts are an important
part of the business. There is great
satisfaction in the possession of a
stylish welI-made, neatly-ftting and
comfortable shirt, and these features
are all embodied in his made-to-order
shirts. His general stock is very COM
plete. and well worth an inspection.
The store of Simon Nelson is at II
West Second street
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09

estimates on, and execute any manner
of work in their line. no matter how
large, and as they employ only first.
class skilled workmen, they are able
TO guarantee all their work. The firm
carry the largest stock of wall papers
in the city
Crane & Shafer occupy a store ok
100 feet in area, and two floors and
basement. The ground floor is used
for the showroom and salesroom, and
the second floor for the picture franz
ing department and storage purposes.
Both members of the firm have been
in business for so many years that
they are familiar with it in every de-
tail, and as they are practical men,
their work is only of one kind, The
Best" The store is in the Cox Build
ing East Third street.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09
M. J. DONOVAN
Fancy Groceries.

NJ. j. Donovan has conducted a first
class grocery for the past four years
and carries a fine line of staple and
fancy groceries, canned goods, teas,
coffees, confectionery, cigars, tobaccos,
fruits, vegetables. country produce, and
in fact everything to be found in first
class grocery. He aims to handle only
the best goods in the market. He
makes a specially of fancy groceries
and carries eleven varieties of i'm
ported and domestic cheese. He de-
livers all purchases with his own wag-
ons In connection he operates a sa-
loon and is large dealer in Kentucky
Greenbrier Whisky, known as the King
of Whistles, and which has no supe-
rior on the market, is bottled in bond
and sells at one dollar a quart.
The grocery of NJ. J. Donovan is To-
Gated at the corner of Third and
Bridge streets, opposite the l.. & N.
depot. Phone 473.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09
CIVIC PRIDE
MaysVilIe Must Have Beautiful I'M
proVements.

One of the traits of a wide-awake,
progressive town is civic pride. It is
a good trait for while sometimes il
leads one into making slightly exag-
gerated statements, yet in the main
it is a good healthy feeling for the in
diyidual, and at all times conducive to
the prosperity and growth of his city.
II makes one vigorous in defense and
persistent in undertakings it is an in
centiye to industry; it makes the in
dividual cOntented and therefore hap
py Believe in your town and talk
your relief If you have any old To-
gies remember they are in the minori.
ty and that it takes all kinds of peo-
pie to make a world anyway. Encour-
age live people to move in by making
it worth their while. Welcome out.
side capital in developing any natural
resources the town has. Don't be-
grudge the dollars the enterprising man
makes. but hustle around and collar a
few yourself Above all. pull to.
gether." and the town will ride the
high wave of prosperity over the most
discouraging breakers, and every in
habitant will get his or her share of
the profit from the voyage.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09
JOHN T. FLEMING g. co.
Insurance Agency.

This well known insurance agency
was established many years ago and
was known as John T. Fleming, Agent.
In 1895, a partnership was entered into
between the above named gentleman
and J. G.. Wadsworth, although the old
firm name was retained until March /,
last, when it was changed to John T.
Fleming & Co. Since 1895, J. G. Wads-
worth has practically had charge of the
business. They write Fire Insurance
exclusively, and represent the Fidelity
PheniX Insurance Company Of New
York. German-American of New York,
North British and Mercantile. and the
Liverpool and London and Globe. All
these companies are representative.
the last named one being one of the
largest in the world, and undoubtedly
the most popular and best known in
Northeastern Kentucky. The agency
Of John T. Fleming & Company covers
thoroughly, and writes insurance in.
Mason, Fleming and Lewis counties,
Kentucky.
Doctor John T. Fleming is a grad
uate physician, but for over thirty-fve
years has devoted his energies to the
insurance business, and is probably the
best known fire insurance agent
throughout this part OF the State. He
has lived in Mason and Fleming coun-
ties all his life, and is well and favor
ably known through the entire State OF
Kentucky.
J. G. Wadsworth was born in Mays
vile, and with the exception of seven
years, has lived here all his life. He
was in the employ of the Treasury De
partment of the Erie Railway Co., New
York City and later attended Columbia
University, New York. graduating from
the Law Department in 1884. He then
returned to Maysville and practiced his
profession until 1890, when he was APP
pointed Deputy United States Internal
Revenue Collector at this point under
President HarrisOn's administration.
While he yet practices law he gives the
greater part of his time TO his fire in.
surance business.
The Fire Insurance Agency of John
T. Fleming & Co. is located in Suite G,
First National Bank Building.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09

distilleries, Employment is given to
thirty people and they grind 600
bushels daily, and at present time
have about $1,000 barrels of whisky
in their warehouses. John F. Pogue
is President and II. + POgue. Manager,
and they have built up a large bust
ness strictly through honorable methods
and today enjoy the reputation of be-
ing one of the best known and best
patronized in the State of Kentucky.
The business is exclusively whole
sale, their sales being mainly to the
larger jObbers, who act as distributors
to smaller buyers. The WHISTLES from
this old distillery are known where
ever good whisky is sold, and is drank
by consumers everywhere.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09
MAYsVILLE AUTOMOBILE co.
Oakland Automobiles.

The Maysville Automobile Company
was organized and incorporated in the
spring of 1910, the officers being: S.
NJ. Blatterman, President; II. w. Cole,
Vice President; A. ID. Cole, Treasurer;
F. l.. Hendrickson, Secretary. This
company will handle the product of the
Oakland Motor Car Company of Pom
tiac Mich, known as Oakland Auto
mobiles. and which are freely ac-
knOwledged to have no superior, and
few equals, on the market today from
the standpoint of appearance, service,
style and price. The Oakland is in a
class by itself, and every owner of one
is a living advertisement as to its mer-
its.
The Oakland 40" has won first
place Gin its class in every event en-.
tered during the season.
The splendid success achieved by
Oakland Motor Cars since their cOnCep-
ton can only be attributed to the fact
that they have met every requirement
demanded by their purchasers. BY
its mCritOriOus and consistent perform
ance, the good qualities of the Oakland
go were at once recognized and the
record made by this car during the
season has been convincing proof of its
wOrthiness. AS a hill climber (and
this is undoubtedly the severest test
the Oakland 40" has proven itself to
be leader among all cars regardless of
price.
AS a contestant in numerous hill
climbs, this car not only won in the
class in which it was entered, but was
usually victorious in the $4,000 class
and has taken the honors in the free
for-alls, defeating cars of higher rating
and selling from $4,000 to $4,000.
For 1910 this model will not differ
materially except in refinement of de-
tail. Every improvement possible has
been made and among them might be
included a mahogany dash which will
take the place of the shroud (on the
touring carr; brake drums have been
increased to II inches in diameter; the
oil tank will be integral with the crank
case; tonneau doors will have metal
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09
THE OHIO VALLEY PULLEY
WORKS.

The Ohio Valley Pulley Works was
established i'm 1886, and incorporated
in 1896 The company are exclusive
manufacturers of Limestone Wood
Split Pulleys, which are shipped to all
sections of the United States and ex.
ported. The goods manufactured are
of the highest grade and are in a class
by themselves. The plant Is a very
large one. and modern in every detail,
being fully equipped with the very
latest machinery, etc. Employment
is given to a large force of men who
in the aggregate earn large wages
which are spent directly with the mer-
chants of Maysville. The factory be-
ing directly on the railroad enables
them to load without any unnecessary
handling.
In addition TO the office and works
here at Central Avenue, Main and
Chester streets. they have an export
office at 81 State street, New York
City.
The officers of The Ohio Valley Pull
ley Works are Edw p. Browning
Pres; S. p. Browning. Sec. and Treas
S. P. Browning is President of the
Board of Education, and deeply inter
ested in educational work.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09
Christian Church
MISS CARTMELL s SCHOOL
Preparatory Education.

Miss f. NJ. Cartmell, who conducts
what is known as Miss Cartmells
School, Is a native of Mason county,
and obtained her early education at
the Visitation Academy of this city,
later attending, and graduating from,
the National Normal University, Leb-
anon, Ohio.
Three years ago Miss Cartmell
established her present school, pre-
vious TO which time she had had prac.
tical experience as an Instructor in
Maysville. Her school Is, tightly
speaking, preparatory school for
boys and girls, and the instruction
given covers from the first grade to
the High School grade. The school
has been successful from the first and
Miss Cartmell is very careful about
the class of children she receives.
One of the great advantages of this
school is that Miss Cartmell gives her
individual care and attention to each
pupil under her charge and training
Miss Cartmel's School is located
in the Convent Building on East Third
street
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1910-04-09
CLARENCE L. WOOD.
Real Estate. Loans, Insurance.

Clarence l.. Wood was born near
Washington, Mason county, Kentucky.
He held the position of County Clerk
of Mason county for twelve years, and
was a most satisfactory official in
every way.
Upon the expiration of his term of
office, January |, 1910, he started in
the Real Estate business and has been
successful from the first. He sells
farms and city property of all kinds,
and has a large list to select from,
and also negotiates loans. He is
agent here for The Law Union &
Rock Insurance Company of London,
England. one of the largest and strong
est fire insurance companies in the
world.
To any who desire knowing details
and values of real estate in Mays
vile or surrounding country. no one
better qualified to give information can
be seen or written to than Clarence
l. Wood, whose office is at 216h
Court street.