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NOTIGIAs DE COMERlO.
de assestro Corresponsoz.)

Julio 49,
Hoy Sc ha constituido en- estR Iocali-
dad el senior Juez Municipal de Baya-
mon acompa1ado de su Secretario y
Marshall con el fin de faIIar aIgunos
iuicios que correspondent q dicho tri-
bunaI.
Traidos estos 4 Ia vista resuItaron
uno de Francisco Rivera contra Alton
SO Santiago por aggression: fu6 condena-
do Santiago cincuenta dollars de
multa en- su consecuencia 100 dias de
carcel.
Otro de Luis Ferrer contra Ramon
Vazquez por acometimiento. fu6 con-
denado Vazquez q diez dollars 8 20
dfas de arresto.
Dos mas siendo absueItos los proce-
sados.
En- honor & Ia verdad debemos ha-
Ger constar que ell Juez indicado usa
formas nnuy C0rrectas con los acusados
y testigos tratandoles con delicada cor
tesla.
Tambi6n podenos afladir que en- los
fallos Sc mostr6 nuy ajustado q la Ley
y bastsnte generoso con los declaran-
tes.
Ese es el camino que deben seguir
los encargados de administrar iusticia
dejando un lado pasiones y rer cillas
polfticas que NADIA bueno conducen.
El joven GuilIermety. de quien te-
nemOs los meiores informes promote
ser recto 6 imparcial
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In terrible GTinen ha
SidO deScubiGrtO en-.
LugO, ESpa1a.
Uno que TegTes6 De Cuba, tu6
aSeSinatO a mSTtilIaZOS.
Nunca en- Lugo Sc habfa cometido
un delito analogo.

LUGO, Espafia. JUNO. Sc ha des-
CubiertO un horrible Crfmen cometido
en- una casa de una Gale c6ntrica, con
CIRCUMSTANCES extraordinarias.
Not6se hace dias la desaparici6n de
un suieto que habfa regresado hace
amos de Cuba, donde reuni6 una mo-
deata fortuna, estableci6ndose en- Lu-
60, donde viva con relativa comodi
dad del producto de sus intereses.
Llamabase don Antonio Led0, tenfa
unos cincuenta amos, era natural de
Guitiriz y viva en- una casa de hu6s-
pedes.
Su desaparici6n fu6 obieto de mu-
chos concentrates. fjandose todos en-
que tambi6n faItaba de su domiciliO
don Alberto Taboads, procurador Y
teniente alcaIde.
Acerca de esta desaparici6n SO for
mularon multitud de suposiciOnes.
Con objeto de yer 81 SO relacionaban
amb8s desapariciones, constituy 6se ell
juzgado en- casa del procUradOr Ia
boada.
Alberto el despacho, observ6se que
en- el suelo habfa manchas de sangre
recientemente lavada y sobre una me-
sa un martillo ensaDgrentadO.
Comprendiendo que debfa haberse
cometido aIIf el delito que Sc persegu1a
ell juez reconcile las bodegas inmedia-
tas al despacho. hallandose el cadaver
de Ledc, descompuestO.
Reconocido vi6se que Ia muerte ha-
bfa sido producida q msrtillazos en- Ia
cabeza.
La noticia ha causado profunda SEN
saci6n.
Nunca en- Lugo Sc habfa cometido
un deIito analogo.
Sup6nese que Tabocda Sc fog6 q Ia
Corula, donde Sc embarc6 para Am6-
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La Federation Librs en- Ponce.

Los miembros de la eFedersci6n Lii
breS en- Ponce celebraran un acto & la
lIegada del Gobernador aquella ciu-
dad.
Todas las Uniones. en- las primeras
horas de la mafiana dar6n comienzo &
Ia manifestation p6blica que tendra
lugar a las dos Y media de la tarde.
La manifestation recorrera las ca
lies Mayor. Castillo. Union hasta Ia
Plaza de las DeIicias donde Sc ceIebra-
"a IN meeting p6blico.
El meeting dara comienzo & las 3 en-
punto. En- dicho act0 hablar6n, los
Obreros T. Martinez. r. T. AlcaIa, L.
Bacener. j. M. Torres. N. Medina, j.
Carreras y 3. Sanchez Lopez.
En- este meeting Sc Ieer6 tambi6n ell
Mensaje que los obreros de aquel De-
prrtamento presentaran al GObernador.
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FL domingo, hubO un
meeting uniOniSta en-
Florida atuGra.
AqueIIOs CampeSinOs dice un CO.
Iega-no tienen ambiCiOneS de-
gObiernO nj de nBdrO peTSO-
nal.
Quieren que renazca la amistad, fe
Y conflanza que antes existia.

Nuestro estimado colega La ChsSp0,
de Manatf, publica unas nOtas acerca
del emeetiDg0 unionista que ell domin-
go 6Itimo Sc celebrara en- Magueyez.
SMagueyes (dice ell colegs) es un sitio
del barriO de Florida sfuera cerca de
la carretera que conduce q Arecibo.
<Pintoresco vale que atraviesa ell <fG-
mOso9 rio CimarrOna, I1mites pOr el
N. de las dos Florida.
sAlIf estuvieron reunidos centenares
de personas que simpatizan con la idea
Y desean de buena f6 la Union de los
puertorriquef1os.
<Aquellos campesinos no tienen am
biciones de g0bierno nj medro perso-
nal. Su entusiasmo es, que unidos
todos contribuiremos cada cual al pro-
greso de nuestra isla y adeIa1to de
nuestro pueblo.
GEllos no pretenden otra cosa que Ia
tranquilidad de los vecinos conservan-
do las buenas amistades protecciones
que IN tempo SO prestaban m1tuamen-
to. bienestar que hs desaparecido aIg1n
tempo y que Sc proponen que renszca
aquella amista5. f6 confanza que an
tes existfa. Y ell, 9 c0mprenden que
no hay otro medic. que oIvidar odios
Y rencores poIiticos, creados aIimen-
tadOs por muchos & quienes convene
ese estado, que ha de cesar irremisibIe-
mente.
&Ver aquella numerosa c0ncurrencia,
con tan POGO TEMPO de aviso, aumenta
Ia f6 de los propagandistss y convence
de que & pesar de lss oposiciones, ha
de efectuarse completamente Ia Union
puertorriquefio.
NDio principle a las dos de Ia tarde.
GNO sic necesita ser Oradores para de-
mOstrar v hacer conocer ia verdad; ella
Sc abre paso hasta sin ell aUxilio de Ia
palabrR. La razon natural que posee
hasta ell mas ignorante da conocimiento
& TODD ser humane para distinguir el
bien del NAL.
SHablaron los sefioTes don Iisdoro
Ramos va reconocido en- otros actos Y
y en- sitios importantes, don jose Rive
IA Miranda. don Florencio Rodriguez,
don Gabriel Roig. y don jose Marquez.
.SLa m6sica dirigida por don Bienve-
nido Lsguna, ameniz6 ell acto.
SUn gran n1mero de sefioras y sefIo-
ritas concurrieron desde bastante dis
tancia. prueba 10 arraigada que esta en-
la familia la noble idea de la Union
Puertorriquefia.
<NOs compIaci6 ell cabo de la POIicfa
Insular senior Costa viniendo PERSONAL
mente con Otros polic1as al sitio de la
reunion.
SNO ocurri6 ningun disgusto.s
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ALGUNAS JUNTAS ESGOLA-
RES HAN SIDO lMJUNTAS.
EL DEPARTAMENTO, EN- ESTE
CASO, DEFENDERA a
Los MAESTROS.

AIgunas Juntas Escolares prcce-
diendo con tOda Unjust cia y fuera de
ley, han suprimido de las hstas que
han enviad0 al Departamento de ms
trucci6n, los nombres de los maestrOs
que han obtenido tftulo por dos 8 tres
AMOS
EI Comisionado les ha IIama5o Ia
atenci6n no est6 dispuestO 4 aprObar
dichas Iist2s.
Este proceder no es correcto, pues
las Juntas EscoIares son las llamadas
& defender & los maestrOs que cumpIen
con 81 deheT,
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MOVIMIENTO De CARGELES.

San Juan. Entrados en- condena.
"a, puestos en, ,libertad 3. al dep6sito
de presos de Carolina para actos de
iusticia eI individuo Amparo Gonz6-
lez.
Humacao. Ingresaron en- conde-
ma 3.
Ponce. En- sumaria 1. en- con Jena
2. puestos en- libertad 4
Mayaguez. En- sumaria 3, en- con-
dena 2, en- ibertad 2.
Aguadilla. En- sumaria 1. en- con-
dena 2.
Guayama- En- sumaria s, en- conde-
ma 70.
Arecibo. En- sumaria 4.
Presidio. Manuel Garcia que cum
pli6 amos. 10 meses. por ell delito de
robo. Sc Ie hicieron 10 meses 90
dfas de rebajs por buena conducts.
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Ia "Uni6n Artistiea" en- Mayagusz.

La celebrada compa6fa eUni6n Ar
tfstica,s que act1a en- el teatro de Ma
yagtlez. ha obtenido alIf verdaderos
triunfos, segdn nuestras noticias.
Evaristo V6Iez Y Luis Abella han
sido apIaudidfsimos, y ell pdblico acu-
de q presenciar los espectaculos. pre-
m'ando asf ell esfuerzo de esos j6venes
compatriotas nuestrOs. amantes deci-
didos del Arte. "
Despu6s de Ia temporada en- Maya
gtlez, probablemente la compan1a re-
gresara q San Juan.
81 seflor Laloma. representante Y
empresario de la misma, hallabase aver
en- San Juan, Y sus impresiones res
peeto de Mayagiiez. son muy gratas.
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NUEVO PERSONAL De
la GORTE SUPREMA.

El Attorney General ha aprobado
los nombramientos hechor :, NJ s = Il ,Tr;-
bunaI Supreme de emnIeedosa 8 AZ d acme = e
la COrte. -,,''f-s' n = -
Estos son los siruientas
D. Eugenio Alvarez SnE- -SacrAta-
rio. - 80 '0o-0''
D. Felipe Janer. Ter Tvpawr;tar.
d. Alberto Marfn o. a ! 10
=. vicente RsDgeI Ser. id.
~ Jesus Malpica, 40. ia.
declarados cesantes: don Gabriel.
Cartipi, don Clementsss sss' WoI;oo SoI 10, An
Francisco Bss don FeI;na N s NsTssc ~ wv
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M Err G ANTI /.

Los sucesores de Sobrino q Ca. S.
en- O. de Vega-B9is nos participant que
por vencimiento de su contYato 3 sociaI.
ha quedado disuelta dicha raz6n social.
con fecha 8 de Julio, sucedi6ndoIe otra
que glrara bajo Ia misma denomination
para dedlcarse a igualeslnegocios que
aquella.
Es socio gestor administrator. don
Manuel g. Portels y Lomba y CONAN
ditario. don Manuel Otero I.oroFa.
Para el meior desenvolviniento de
los negoclos de la casa han conferido
poder general q sus antiques empleados
don Eu1genlo Lomba y Sobrino y don
Fiorentlno PorteIa Alvarez.
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JOSE ROSlOO REYES.

Hace POGO que este laborioso y hon
RADIO paisano bsj6 Ia tumbs, deJando
entire sus amigos recuerdos que janis
podr6n extinguirse-
Fue un hombre modelo por su amor
al trabajO. por sus virtudes y hOnra-
dez.
Jefe de una familia virtuosa y llena
de Iaboriosidad, supo brillar siempre
con su pjemplo Y aquf en- este poblado
trabajRn en- eI cOmercio dos de sus hi
jop llamados don Rsm6n y don Lau-
reano. j6venes activos Y emprendedo-
rec, virtuosos Y honrados como 10 fu@
el autOr de sus dfas.
Don jose fu6 uno de esos hombres
buenos y sencillos que posefq un cora
z6n preparado solo para hacer el bien.
lQue ell Ser. Supreme hsya acogido
So alma en- Ia mansion de los bienaven-
turadOsl
PRIMITIVE MARCHAN.
BArCeloneta.
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Hoy recib'mos Ia vista del distin-
guido ioven dominicsno don Juan Bau-
tista Vicini. que SO encuentra en- San
Juan de paso para Barcelona. Espafa.
Nos fu6 presentado por ell ilustrado
joven don EugeniO Carlos de HostOs.
El senior Vicini pertenece & ID ju-
ventud valiosa culta del Vecino pals.
Reiteramos al seflor Vicini Ia protes-
to de nuestra amistad y consideration,
deseandole gratos dlas en- esta Capi-
tai.
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Sc QUIERE GASAR.

EI Juez del Estado Civil de SamarS
ha remitido un oficio al encargado del
Registro Civil de esta ciudad comuni-
candole que 81 puertorriquefo Claudio
V6zquez. desea contraer matrimoniO
con una senorita de aque'Ia ciudad y 4
fin de que 81 alguna persona tuviere
derecho hacer aJguna reclamation,
supIica Sc hsga p6bIico con arregIo 4
Ia Ley Vigente.
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BAQUERO & GANDARA

oFRECEN
Maiz suDeriOr del Pals
en- medios sacos qG. Loo
Cemento DAGRON en-
barriles 2-60
Mani superior en- sacos
nuintal 400
Zinc aCanalado, ameri-
CanO de 6y8 pies 800
Zin lisO nara teCho, de 8
pies, quintal S 400
Zin lisO nara Zorro, de
6l2 MES nuintal 4-50
San JustO 1s y IS San Juan. PtO-RicO
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Farmacia Colon

Medicamentos frescos.-Drogas puras.-EH
pOCial eEmero on 81 despRCho de reCetas poE
personal competento.
Complete surtido dc geringaS de Prava
aItlmo8 modeloHs
Equidad On los preCiog.
Plaza Principal. Juan Puerto Rico.
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Sc Vand0 9 arri8nda.

Por no poderlo atender para dedicarse al
fotograbado, Sc vende arrienda la fotogra-
de la Succession Alonzo.
RI mi ma Lnformaran San Francisco AZ
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En- esta imprenta se vende papel de
peri6dico vioio { $500 Quintal
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En- eSta imprenta se vende papeI de
peEi6dieo Visi0, 4 $500 Quintal.
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ALos NoTARlos

OARPETAs Para Es0RTTURAs ca
eaos ColeEess g AAeoR b 6E4sn. ca @La
soFgoGpca4o1n.
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lNDIClDOR GENERAL
i-IlNsRIO ALAs MAnRRs

CONSEJO A LAS MADREs HiaraDe calmsnu,
Il senora Winsow debe aasmpFe que los nioG
estan el periodic de Il dentic6n Proporciona alivo
Immediate al pequeio paciente, produce sueho
turnl sraalquo Rb yiN e doso Ell sagetc despierta
muy vtvO alegEs muy agradabie paladar, calma
q n1o Ablanda encias, aliya dolores hace e.
Giles Aa tunciones del est6magO regua es intestnos
- oAeaelog Femedio eonocdo para 4 diaf1ea ~ pro
vongasSa de u dentci6n DC cualquaFa 0tEa eausa,
Tenraee muehQ euidado en pecT q Jeraha Calzanoo
g. ssdoA WllSloW'A e y l.Nleg - tsaaA,
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TO TOUR BRITISH LINKS.
E. M. Byers and F. O. Horstmann to Be
the Guests of Hunter BROTHERS.

Two well known golfers on this side have
arranged a trip to the links on the other
side early in the spring. These are E. M.
the amateur championship, and winner last
fall of the Ekwanok open tournament at
Manchester, Va, and L. o. Horstmann of
Chevy Chase
In the Manchester affair, it will be re-
membered Norman Hunter defeated w. j.
Travis In the semi-final round and sue
cumbed to Mr.. Byers in the final.
The popular young Pittsburg amateur.
with Mr. Horstmann and the latter's two
sisters WILL according to program. meet
the brothers Norman and Mansfield Hunter
at ST Andrews and be the latters guests.
The party will be joined by John L. Low
and Robert Maxwell and do an automobile
tour to the west coast of Scotland, visiting
the chief links on the way, eliminating in
Troon, Prestwick and Prestwick st. Nichlas.
Then the party will bout ship from Glas-
cow to Ireland and after visiting Portrush.
Portmarnock and other Irish links. Will
cross to the south of England. There they
will visit Burnham Fl. w. Beveridge's home
links, Westward Ho, their automobile being
pointed all the time in the direction OF Sand
wick.
According to- present plans the party will
arrive at Sandwich some two weeks before
the amateur championship. Here the Hun
ter brothers have taken cottage. where
they will entertain friends until after the
championship
During the tour the combination win play
team matches and it will probably be Joined
by John e. Laidley, John Graham. jr., Lord
Wfncheisea and F. de ZOete.
Some short time after the British cham
pionship, which is to be decided in May, q
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triple it Is an event that | feel like celeOrat-
ing. This one was made in the last inning
witle three on bases and off Powell of the
st. Louis Browns. 1t sent in three runs
and. as we We're two to the bad, was the
hero.
ITO pick out my worst play Is pretty diff
cult, for | have made SO many that 1t is
like looking for a needle In a haystack.
One of the most costly ones. however, was
when l tried to make a circus play against
the Washingtons in Baltimore. There were
two men Oh bases and two out and two runs
would win the game. Delahanty was at
the bat and he hit measy little lick that
just bounded over the pitchers head. 1t
was too slow hit for me to get to first by
a clean play. SO took the chance of tossing
it back-handed to McGann. The ball didn
go within a mile of him and both runners
scored. If / had just stopped the ball with
out trying to throw it only one run would
have been scored and we might still have
won the game. But L wasn't called down
by McGraw for that.
"'You tried for the play and that's all l
want he said.
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grounds New Orleans. Saturday afternoon.
1t was by far the warmest day of the
winter, and top coats We're burden. big
crowd was present and the racing was first
class, with close and exciting finishes in the
majority of the events. The Live Oak
Handicap, at seven furlongs. was the stake
offering. Seven paraded to the post. Capt
Arnold. from the stable of Piunger Ellison.
was made the favorite. He was held at
III to in the betting. Ascension, with
Fuller in the saddle was the second choice
and was played down from thfees to to 2.
Parisienne. under Cochran. opened at to /,
but drifted to threes at post time. Capt.
Jockey Phillips.
Ascension was the first to show in front,
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-ASHINGTON TITLE.
COLUMBIA TITLE.
Totals
Railway Relief Bowling Averages.

The averages in the Washington Railway
Relief Association Bowling League week
ending January 10. 1904, are as follows:
TEAM STANDING
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

Captain Arnold Won Handicap by
Short Neck.
It was like q summer day at the fair
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party of British golfers, including the Hun
ter brothers. j. L. Low and Robert Max
WELL will sail for this side with Messrs.
Byers and Horstmann. That the visit may
have no international flavor the team will
come over as Mr.. Lows or Mr.. Maxwell 5
team. Matches will be played under SINH
lar conditions to those of the Oxford and
Cambridge team last year
The Britiishers will stay here until after
the amateur championship. and both Mr..
Byers and Mr. Horstmann feel confident
that all the Englishmen, including Robert
Maxwell, will be among the contestants in
our national championship.
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with Vestry and Port Royal close up. DR..
stephens was as good as left at the post,
and did not have chance after the barrier
was released.
Ascension and Vestry did the pacemaking
all the way, and the winner was never prom
inent in the early part. Parisienne, upon
whom so much had been banked, was never
prominent at any stage. The pacemakeTs
died away In the stretch, and Ascension
stuck IL out the longest. Capt. Arnold came
with a rattle at the end and got the verdict
from Ascension by the shortest of necks.
Three lengths away Vestry crossed the line
six lengths In front of Port Royal, while the
others were badly strung out.
In the early morning slight rain fell,
but instead of making the track slow 10
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The summary:
Umpire-Mr. Ross.

Following the game was a social hour on
the scene of the battle. The crowd from
the galleries Joined the teams in drinking
chocolate. Besides a large number of
choruses sung while Mr.. George II. Ward
was at the piano, an alto solo was render
ed by Mrs. William t. Reed of the Foundry
Methodist Church. accompanied by Miss
Ebert. Mr.. J. Walter Humphrey. basso of
the First Congrega tlonal Church, sang.
with Miss Heinrich at the piano. Mr..
Elmer Gid rendered a cornet solo.
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INDOOR BASE BALL.
Y. M. c. A. Defeated CAROLS by One
Rim

The Y. M. c. A. indoor base ball team
defeated the Carroll Institute team Satur-
day night by a score of II to II in the Y.
M. c. A. gymnasium. 1t was a close game
from beginning to end The Carroll Insti-
tute team led from the third inning until
the Y. M. c. A. team took batting streak
in the eighth, making four of the twelve
scores. For time itolooked as If the Car
roll team might save itself from defeat in
the last of the ninth, but three runs could
not do it. iatd
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INSURANCE BowLERs.
Columbus Won Three Games From
Washington Title Team.

The Title Insurance League completed
the second week of its competition Satur-
day afternoon, when the Columbus and
Washingtons rolled three games. Each of
the four teams has bowled two SETS. The
Columbias played a much superior game to
that OF their opponents and won the full
set with large margins in each game. Each
team rolled stronger as they progressed,
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and the final contest showed excellent to-
tails for both sides, the Columbias scoring
S53. Miller was high man in individual
scores and had the highest average for the
set. His two best totals were 202 and 1875.
Marsh was next with 1877. The scores:
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Continued on Thirteenth Pssa)
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INDIVIDUAL. AYERAGEs-TEN HIGH MES.
FAST BASKET BALL.
Mortons Showed Under by the Y. M
G. A. Team.

Y. M. C. A.. defeated Mortons at basket
ball by the score of 3S to 6 in the Mortons'
gymnasium Saturday night. The extra fine
passing and all-round good team work of
the Y. M. C. A. team was the prime
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Denver & Rio Grande Railway.
O. T. MENzEL. Agent.

No. l-Pacidc coast limited
from Denver and eastern
connections- 3 81 pm 81 o ID
No. Atlantic coast limit
cd, from California and
western points II IA m II IL m
No. SPaciic coast express
from Denver .01 q m O1 ID
No. A-Atlantic coast ex-
prees from California and
western points s-.------- 5 - p n 5 n m
No. o.5-Tsans-continen al
limited from Denver and
eastern eonnoctions- II IS . m II rs n
No. o.6Trans-contine al
limited. from California
and western points------- sos q n edS q n
No. eDsnver and Canon
City Hysr, $50 u $50 p m
Denvex F1yer------------ l2:l6 N II rs p y
No. lS-Colorado Express
from Denver 9:A6 y z,t6 =
No. l9-Colorudo oxpross
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