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Don't Break Down

Severe strains ont hevital organs
like strains on machinery, cause break
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C\N YOU BELIEVE YOUR
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IRE fully restored by Ely's Cream
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~ The thousands who have used it?
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Spring And Summer Opening
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A Reliable Remedy
FOR
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Gives Relief at Once.
It cleanses, soothes,
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Mrs. George Craig attended fun
eral at Port Deposit on Monday
Picnic Saturday with festival in
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**!'or a mild, easy action OF the
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yea" lrnggts for them.
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brane resulting from Catarrb and drives
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the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size
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Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street, New York.
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Mr.. Ulysses Deamond spent from
Saturday until Tuesday with his lam
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finCa de cana.
EN-

Sc vende una finca de cana de
1900 cuerdas de extension, con 1000
cuerdas propias para cana y 500
proplas para paste.
Esta situada en- el kil6metro 6 Gle
la carretera de Manati-Ciales, atra-
vesada en- toda su estension por via
ferrea para ell servicio interior V uni
da por ferrocarril de vapor q la CEN
tral Monserrate que toma las caias
en- la misma finca.
Tiene en- la actualidad 400 cuer-
das de cana, pr6ximamente de plan
tilla y 10. y 20. corte, plantation que
adquirira ell comprador, por tasa-
ci0n pericial. Hay bueyada imple-
mentos agricolas que puede adquirir
8 no, ell comprador segin sus necesi
cl6n pericial. Hak bueyadn e imple-
edtos agriculas qhe pheffe adquirj
8 no, el so brador segdd shs decesi
dades. La finca sera entreeada sin
gravamen alguno ell dia que Sc firme
la escritura.
Sc interesa al contado parte de st
volor , el resto puede quedar en- po
der del comprador con hipoteca dc
la finca, devengando I'm interes mo.
dico relativamente.
Dirigirse d su dueho DR.. Manue
Blazquez, Manati.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-30

Junio hasta hoy dfa q Sc han pre-
sentado, l0O-74 documentos y Sc
han cancelado mas de'dos mil dollars
de sellos. Ell pdblico Sc muestra muy
satisfecho del la labor del que vie
ne practicando el actual registrador
de esta ciudad Lcdo. Jose Miguel
Marquee. Sc hace necesario ell au-
mento de escribientes en- dicho re-
gistro, pues debido a ser tan escaso
los que hay actualmente tienen
que trabajar hasta atlas horas de la
noche.
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1ravesuras de Jose
en- Ponce.
Sc dio al sport de arrcjar
piedras a los vendedores y el
juez le aplico la ley.
Han presentado denuncia con
ira Pedro Gonzalez, por ul.
traje a la menor Josefa Ro.
driguez.
De nuestro corresponsal

JUNO 29.-Jose Perez, muchacho
travieso, fuk denunciado por la poll
cia, por tirarle piedras a los que e1-
penden de noche dulces y refrescos,
etc, frente al Circo Japones, Ell juez
municipal le condeno a Is pesos de
multa 8 en- SUI defecto en- carcel.
Manuel Segarra, fue denunciado an
te la corte municipal por el delito
de acometimiento y aggression, cele-
brado el juicio el juez Lopez Acosta
10 condeno & 200 dollars de multa 8
en- su defecto 90 dfas de carcel.
Han presentado denuncia an
te el fiscal INFERNO Lcdo. SEEK,
contra Pedro Gonzalez, por el
delito de ultraje a la menor Josefa
Rodriguez. Ell fiscal ha procedido.
4 la investigation del caso. Jacobo
Cartagena, fue denunciado ante la
corte municipal por el delito de AGO
metimiento y agresion, visto el caso
el juez Lopez Acosta, 10 declare cul
pable condenandolo a Z dollars de
multa con las costas.
Juan Villa y otros, fueron conde-
nados en- Ia Corte municipal por jue
gos prohibidos 5 dollars de multa
cada uno.
Sc han terminado de hacer las
importantes reformas en- la acredi-
tada sucursal de Sanchez Morales,
Il. Co. que tiene en- la calle Marina
de esta ciudad v presenta un bonito
aspecto. Numerosas y escojida
concurrencia frecuenta aauel i'm
portante establecimiento aumentan
do SUI negocios cada dia, debido a
Ia actividad desplegada por Ell ma,
nsger de ess empresa come reial Sr,
Jose Diaz Marcilis.
Sc han csncelado durante el mes
de Mayo, de sellos l35 documentos,
vs. certificsciones, Y mil quinientos
pesos so centavos de sellos. Registro
de sentencias so centavos. Registro
mercantil S46.75. En- el mes de
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De 'eG0cj@dQd.
zN 7R S7w

El bengicso de hoy.-Pilar Ba-
CUES, Ia genial primera tiple cantan
te de Ia compahfa de zarzuela que
actua en- el municipal, ofrece hoy
81 function dc gracia al pdblico de la
ciudad. Dan "Los Bohemios" Gel
barbero de Sevilla y Corpus Chris
ty. La velada resultara esplendida
y,hs justas simpatfas que por SUI
fina labor merecio siempre Pillar, Sc
demostrarAn esta noche una vez
mas con un leno en- el elegante
coiseo.
En- viaje & Francia. En- el vapor
de aver embarcaron con rumbo a Ia
gran repdbIca latina, a Francia, la
distinguida sehora de Mariani don
Xavier, do Ponce y su culta y bella
Srta. hija Hortensia Mariani y Ca
brera, que estarAn algdn tempo au-
ssntes de Il isla La selorita Hort en-
eia, que ACADIA de terminar ventajo-
samsnte sus estudios en- la alta escue
h de Ponce, permanecer era una larga
tsmporada ali, regesando antes a la
isla su seiiora madre. Ell Sr. Marlani
vino { despedir & sus familiares.
Tambien son pasaj eros del vapor
expresado los distinguidos esposos
Armstrong del Vale, de Ponce, que
estaran una corta temporada en- los
Estados Unidos para volver des-
-pues & su residencia de Ia ciudad del
sur.
Un gran ndmero de personas de
esta ciudad y de otros puntos de la
isla fue al vapor & despedir familia-
res y amigos y Sc reuni6 ALI un es-
plendido ramiillete de senoritas, en-
tire las que estaban Anita y Palmira
Gatell, hermanas del Vale zeno,
Martha Gorbea, Martha Asencio,-
familia Pons y Escalona, Juanita
Finlay, Josefina Newman, Rivera
Rodriguez y Cesteros.
Ell mas dichoso viaje deseamos
{ los que Sc ausentan de la isla.
Las a,,vitdclones. Han com enzado
( circular las invitaciones para el
bale del de Julio proximo. Ell pre-
sidente del comite es ell Sr. W. X.
Lands.
Grad,lado. joven.y ami }
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Lea esto, que Ie interesa.

:Desea I'd. conocer el melor riate
ideado para devolver al cabello su pri
mitivo color?
iQuiere Vd. cambiar So canoso pa
10 por una hermosa cabellera negra
V sedosa?:
lie gustaria q Vd. nacer desapa-
recer de su rostro Ell :eo sigro &c
veJez que acknowledgements preducen
las canass
fEsta Vd. interesado en- hacer ma
Duena conquista:
Entonces. amigo 6 amiga de::da-
Sc 4 usar la muv a:amada Juysn,-
hnn que es sir oisputa ell me:cr
tinte conocido y de resuitados mas pc
sitivos.
De ven.a en- todas las farmacias
81 por mayor.
The Jucen,iira Co.,-P. o. Boz
I01 Ponce. P K.
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60 Diego Biascochea, herm ano dt
Enrique, el secretario del coronel dt
la policia insular; acaba de terminal
sus estudios de tereero y cuarte
ano, graduandose en- la alta escuela
de la ciudad. Los dos amos los hizo
en- uno, obteniendo las mas atlas
notas. Sc embarca en- Septiembre
proximo para seguir ALI estudios
de medicina. Nuestra felicitacion
por sus triunfos al estudioso compa-
triota y famillares.
Al " Versailles" Va q pasar una
semana s Santurce, en- union de 81
amiguita la linda cuanto culta mo-
renita de la calle de San Mateo seno-
rita Sarah Gonzalez y Martinez; Ia
graciosa triguenita, gala del jardin
de la calle del Cristo, Lolita Biasco-
chea. La sehorita Biascochea acaba
de hacer, con magnificas notas, otro
de sus amos de estudios en- Ia alta .es-
cuela de la ciudad, y es una de las
mas aprovechadas alumnas de ese
centro. Que Sc divlerta mucho en-
SUI paseo al "Versalles".
Los que meluen. Entire otros pasa-
jeros del vapor que lego esta mana
ma procedente de Estados Unidos,
So cuenta Ia bella damita del verlel
de Yabucoa Carm elita Benitez y "a
rrillo, que ha terminado ALI sus es-
tudios, graduandose en- farmacla,
Famiiares suyos RESIDENCES en- va.
bucoa, vinieron arecibirla, e hizo el
viaje de regreso q sus lares con sus
parientes los distinguidos esposos
Benit BENT ez.
Tambien regresaron & San Juan
as distinguidos senoritas A. y Ca
nuhas, A. Geigel, Teresa Vidal, Ste
la Reel, Teresita Santiago, NJ. Rosa
y, de Ponce esta; Lola Nadal, Rosa
Maria Lopez, E. Mercado,
Rachel Miller, Josefa Galvan, Ellce
Fassig, y Lula Brown.
Ell D. Ruiz Arnau, y el Speaker"
lie la cAmara de delegados Lcdo. De
Diego, y don Pedro Schira figuraban
.sf mismo en- Ia lista de pasajeros
lei "Coamo''.
Nuestra bienvenida q todos.
Semper.
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No 10 olvideis.

Ron San Lui. Los Sres. A. Alva
rez hermano, siguen ob.eniendo el me-
jor exito con laventa del acreditado
Ron San Luis" producto de superior
calidad que ha conquistado lusta ia
ma en- la isla y fuera de ella No
contiene sustancias nocivas y es una
bebida tdnica y reconstituyene. No
divides que los pedidos deben hacerse
q la acreditads casa calls de San Jost
e q San Juan. Ron San Luis"
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.

A4SdoUAy pal Cl11c1At VI 1 VI ~ 1\lCO.
SUBASTA PUBLICA BlENES lNM[EBI LES
En- Coecurfa de Rentas nerna Bayam6n Julio de
1910 las mahsna eran venddos los
bene relscionao de los mmo cont
buconef ueon por agado su
dedo tenp las conbucones vencas ecos sesGn
Ley de Rentas Internas
PROP1ETAR0s Description Ppdad gastos
PR1MERA sUBAsTA.
F. NJ Ashley, 10 eds b. Pueblo Vieio 1s %
Joseph A. Smith 10 eds b. - SIS
Jose NJ. Martinez Hnos IA eds Bo Minala., $50
Iuadaupe Torres, s. eds casa, Bo. Sonadoras, 2G8
J. R. Gibbs hoy B F. Yard, q eds b. Hao teas 279
Pueden los dea que pevo expedientes
FL comprado de ada poped dete doptar svo 10 meno
d eno del vaor vndds caso
de que ceare de resto de
proedad duante los dez das sgune rem
Bsysm6n, P, r. JUNO de 1910
(Frmado) F. j. Montila-Colector
Aprobado: samuel D. Cromer Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-30
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico.
SUBASTA PUBLICA.

En- coeua de Renas Juan dia
las 10 venddos posores od los biene
reaconados cubr cnribuone
embargado haber pagado debido
tempo las contbuon vencas segdn dspone Ia Ley de
PRoPIETARIos. Description propiedad Conbucon gaos
PR1MERA sUBAsTA.
Rosario Schumacher Casa solar Sanuree Condado 4742
Mercedes Muloz Vda. Casa SOLAR Santurce subds
de Orcssitas Ia Iglesa 1853
Marcelna Catad Vds. Casa, solar, Santurce caIe
de Montla, Vianl .:-4# 1888
R. L. Tmajeo Casa SOLAR Sol H. San Juans 34.58
Sucn j. NJ Andade Trozo SAnturce Seboruco 924
AZ ,nc6n Martinez T. Casa Sanuce Sutida Ia 1gesa $50
Domingo Fad Cs.a Santurrs, laberno 4.52
Domingo Fad Cara Solar Santurce ubida la igesa 613
Domingo Fall, 20 cuerdas terreno, peque-
| ha sautuee seboruoo 1852
Matde Macayo Casa solar Santurce, cale Ribot, 8t5
Osvaldo Martinez Solar Santurcs, calej6n Landr6n, 63l
j. A. Lopez Anongiorgi Solar n 42 Mrama Santurcs $50
man6o Lopez Lndn Solar Santurce ca6n Landon 1912
Fausa Muhoz Vda. de Solar sauturce, calle Dos
Miranda Hermanos 1881
Maria EsCobar. Cas- d. Ia Ra
Santure 326l
Juan Madonado Casa Andres CAL
Puerta de Terra 620I
Fructuoso Calxo Casa solar santurce Machucdal S76i
Juan D. Robes, Casa en- Santurce terrenos do
de Ia sucn. Francisco Ramos, 5.36
Conception Ortiz Solar casa, Puera de Tierra, 3.73
Ramon Miranda, Solar de So cuadrtdos
Santurce Laberinto, 1851
Maria Eadia Lanes Solar Minilas Ssnurce 704
Ventura Caballero Solar Sanurce 1913
Juan Paris, Solar terreno y Santurce,
MachuchaI camino Loiza 1857
Pueden deas rpectvos xpedentea
comprador proped depostar ea evo men Ell
ez del valor vndda pedera
da de de la lie
propead durante los d da sguentes que
San Juan, P. r, JUNO 81 de 1910.
tFirmado) r. T. Ponte-Colecor
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
s. quintal.
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Aprohado: B. R. Dix, Acting Treasurer
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
PULLING COL. eUFFErS LEG
Former Friend of the Peerless One
Asked TO Cough Up over
Two Million.

Colonel James IA. Guffey OF Pittsburg
Pa, the gentleman whose art-glass democ-
racy caused his expulsion from the Denver
convention a score of months ago. has
more trouble on his hands. He Is defend
ant in a suit in the Philadelphia courts in
which one J. Montefiore Myers a London
mining promoter, seeks TO pull the coloners
extremities for S2.iS9OOO damages for fail
ure OF a deal in coal lands in West vir-
ginia-
In the papers filed in court Mr. Myers
declared that on juno 10, 1905 he entered
into an agreement with Colonel Guffey's
representative, John NJ. Garman OF wilkes
barre, under which Colonel Guffey was to
have a company Incorporated, capitalized
at S20000,0OO. and to have conveyed to II
1SS, 600 acres Of coal land clear OF all en-
cumbrances, to be insured by the Union
Fidelity Title Insurance company. It was
proposed TO have a 900 bond issue,
which was to be placed in the plaintiff S
control, but Mr.. Myers alleges that, al
though various extensions were granted for
the performance OF the agreement, neither
Colonel Guffey nor his representative full
filled their part
Mr.. Myers charges that Colonel Guffey,
in attempting 20 relieve himself Of his
custody in New York on a false charge Of
grand larceny, obtained, with the con-
ntvance OF the police officials, Myers dress
suitcase and through his agents got posses
sion Of all the papers relating to the trans
action. Myers asserts he was exonerated
OF the charges against him without trial
and that his accuser, S. s. Bittison, was
sentenced to five years in Sing Sing prison
for perjury and forgery. Myers declares
that Colonel Guffey afterward caused his
arrest on a charge of conspiracy. but the
grand Jury ignored an indictment presented
against him on January s, 1909
At the inception of the negotiations
Myers charges that Colonel Guffey repre-
sented that he was the owner of the coal
land and that there was no encumbrance
against it, whereas, there was a deed OF
trust against a portion of the land, secur-
ing bond issue of Ss5O,oOO, the titles to the
land being in the names Of the j. NJ. Cuff
fey company and the West Virginia com
pany. Furthermore, it Is alleged by Myers
that Colonel Guffey had pledged all Of his
stock in the companies with banking insti-
tutIons Of Pittsburg for loans Of more than
50, 900 OOO
Under the terms of the agreement, Myers
asserts he was to receive stock Of the par
value of $40, 100000 and an annual payment
Of cents a ton for all coal mined, the
measured quantity to be mined being fixed
at 100000 tons a year, the first payment
to be made at the end of the fifth year
from the date of the bond issue. Myers
Cancelled on November "A. 1908. and the sum
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

official garage az the end Of q days run.
but the observer will note the seal broken
and must report how many times there
after access was had to the part or parts
protected by such seal
Lubrication.
A half hour is allowed at the end Of each
DAYS run for proper fabrication OF the
car in the official garage. seals being bro
ken for this purpose and replaced.
Observers.
The rules concerning observers nave been
broadened and strengthened and the duties
Of observers enumerated In greater detail
than heretofore. the following rule among
others having been added;
Observers must not interpret rules for
entrants or drivers and cannot say what
work may or may not be done without
danger OF penalzaton, their duties being
solely to record what Is done and the exact
length OF time consumed I'm doing Il.
To induce entrants, who appoint OBJ
servers, to use the greatest care in their
selection, the following penalty Is imposed
on an entrant for the act Of the observer
he has appointed:
II an official observer shall desert ais
abled car without first obtaining the sig
nature to a statement that ne has with
drawn from the contest the entrant who
al pointed such observer shall be disquali-
fled and must either withdraw from the
contest altogether or continue as non
contestant. BY desertion Is meant leaving
the car without taking with him the driver
and passengers. This rufe VIII disqualify
but one OF the cars OF an entrant In case
Of multiplicity Of entries.
Optional Pr0vtstcns.
The following provisions the adoption OF
which in any contest is optional with the
promoter, and none Of which count against
car or are factors In determining the
cars road score, have been added:
Rules for tire penalization.
Rules for penalization OF accessories.
The keeping Of record OF lubricating oil
and OF gasoline consumption.
Classification for Running Time.
Reliability contests shall be held under
Glass "A" Cprice classification only and
run in the seven divisions Of such class, as
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

I'm eases of leaky radiator or water
3ackets. recognition must be taken OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

Wonderfully Consistent Contest Records,
Design, Engineering and ManufactUT-
ing Practice moi Obtainable
In ANY Other Car
I'M AnY Other Car

Seventeen years continuous experience manufacturing has
taught u.s. and have experimental with every conceivable
type engine that the head motor that is to motor
with inlet side and the exhaust the other is from
every standpoint of efficiency economy quene power and
reliability the best We the first in America to recog
nze this That experience in this respect and is
best proven by the fact that all of recognized
leadership employ this type of motor.
In selecting motor insist the head type of engine and
to satisfy your Judgment in the NATTER inquire Of any
all posted motor what type of engine is
poyed Americas and Euopes leading and highest priced
The type best because it permits of the of
inlet and exhaust valve openings of generous proportions
quickly silently and positively mechanically actuated with
delicaey adjusted parts liable get Out of step in
all contrasting types.
That the Appeson head is the most efficient and re
ab theory PROMISE but has been amply proven by
the wonderfully cnssten record of Appeson Cars most
of the principal road hill climbing and endurance events for
many years past
Every component part of Apperson Cars made here
plant which the purchasers guarantee of the very best in
design material and workmanship.
If you will thoroughly investigate Appeson Cars before you
you'll find in them unqesonaby the best motor value in
America.
Appeson Line for 1910 is composed of models ranging
price from 1900 to 81 ,250.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

naming stock which Myers was to re,
eeive. he said he had agreed to sell at %
per cent or p.SOOOOo He averred that he
was also 20 receive half Of the ts5oOOO 20
be paid to Garman for his services IN the
ons-Phlladelphia Ledger.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

sued for represents the special profits and
advantages which he believea he would
have derived had the agreement been car
ried out. Guffey. be declares. had agreed
to purchase t250o0oO Of the stock issued at
20 per cent, or ti.OOOOO0 while Of the re-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

Louisville Clubs Elaborate Tour Book
THAT enterprlsing organization, the
Louisville Automobile club, has in prepaFa-
ton and will issue shortly. a Kentucky
touring book that is expected to be the
most complete and elaborate work OF its
kind yet produced. The club has been at
work on 1t for more than six months, and
has spent 5000 on It. The book viii con-
tain about five hundred pages, giving de-
tailed description Of more than twelve hun
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

on which the daily running time Of the
cars is based.
The following average speeds shall be
maintained by the cars in the respective
divisions:
Divisions "A, 5A. GA. IA. 80 miles per hour
Division "a and SA..........1s miles per hour
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

NoaNeF@ IlNt NoA ANaNA
Hawker-Wot abaht wotf
Coster-wot abaht wot ye said abaht
met
Hawker-weu. wot abaht hG And 90
on. Punch.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

dred routes Nearly hundred maps show
the route IN and out OF towns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27

Stock cars only are eligible, and for the
purpose Of trophy awards shall be divided
into two classes according to body equip-
ment: % touring car class; (O runabout
class, including runabouts, miniature ton
neaus, surreys and double or single rum
bles.
(Offlcial) CONTEST BOARD.
American Automobile Association.
S. NJ. BUTLER, Chairman.
March 10 1910.