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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

of the Columbus DISPATCH. one
of the best papers published in
the State, I have agreed to act,
for a stipulated time. as cores
pendent for this place on a salary
basis, and in doing so it will be
my purpose, with the assistance
of several contributors that |
have associated with me. to
contribute each week a com
munication giving the current
political, personal, religious.
educational and all other news of
whatsoever kind or description
that the writer may think to be
OF interest to the many sub
scribers of this very valuable pa
per in this section Of the county
and elsewhere
We will be very grateful to our
friends for whatever assistance
they may render US ia obtaining
and collecting such news for the
news is what we want-and all
SIGNED Communications from this
section of the county addressed
to the DISPATCH Correspondent
at this place will receive prompt
attention, and. if accepted. will
be inserted in our communication
the same week it is received, if
possible.
This arrangement, however,
does not interfere in the least
with any other correspondent
from this place who feels inclined
to contribute an occasional item.
but, on the other hand, they
would be glad to see others as
we'll as themselves, take at least,
that much interest ia the up
building of their growing little
town and community.
Realizing the many advantages
to be derived from a municipal
form Of government, the citizens
of Caledonia recently petitiOned
the Governor to issue his procla-
nation Incorporating them into
municipality. This petition was
granted on the 23rd of Decem
Der, 1904, so Caledonia now en-
joys the distinction Of being the
fourth incorporated town in the
county.
The Mayor and Board of Al
dermen since their induction into
office, have been very active look
ing to the advancement of the
town commercially and other,
wise and recently have had an
expert civil engineer. Mr.. G. L.
Wood, of Columbus, to make a
survey and map of the municipal
ity. The survey and map as
near as could be determined, is a
duplicate Of the one made BY
Mr.. E. d. Minter in Decem Der,
1869, and EN- braces about thirty
acres. or one tenth of the entire
incorporated area. Said map
has been completed and turned
over to the town officials and is
now on exhibition at the post
office where it is being inspected
and admired by the citizens of
the town
1t now remains to be seen
what action will be taken by the
Board Of Aldermen towards open
ing up new streets. having all
fences on the two important
streets, viz: Main and Coulter.
placed back on line, and passing
such other and further ordin-
ances towards improving and
identifying the town in general.
Mr.. r. w. Egger, the efficient
city marshal, street commission
er and tax collector, seems an
xious to get started to work on
the streets and sidewalks, and
with the force that he will have
at his command. abouS thirty in
number. he will very likely
change the look of things in old
Caledonia considerably. At least
we are expecting him to do so.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

Plant extra early peas; are the
most prolific early peas grown.
Sold only at Johnston & Caine ;
drug store.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-09

The all absorb ing question
with the farmer is what to plant
in line of the reduction he is 90
ing TO make in his cotton acre
age. Mayo & Weaver can tell
YOU.
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Fine well bred stallion. well
proportional. For further par.
ticulars apply 10
J II. BISHOP,
, 20 I'm E. F. d. No. >.
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A B. Delk. at Steens, Miss.
would like to figure on your
rough lumber work. He las a
saw mill aud will gladly make you
any estimates you may want q
any bills of rough lumber.
Write him and get his estimates.
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CALEDONIA DEPARTMENT
Happenings that Section Of the County

the question of Our Public |
School ia Caledonia. and this is
a question that we should all |
take and feel a great interest in. |
We all realize the fact that our
school is not what it once was or
now ought to be, and it is high
time that we were doing some
thing toward remedying this ex-
isting evil, and the question that
now confronts Us is How can it
best Re done"
Mrs. L. c. Molloy has just re-
turned home from Colum bus
where she has been for the past
few weeks visiting her son, DR..
r. c. Molloy.
Miss Mary Belle Lindsey, of
West Point, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. c. Egger.
MIR. S. L. Darnell made bus
mess trip to Vernon, Ala, last
week.
Mrs. Parlee CarOthers who has
been spending several weeks
with her son, Mr.. J.W. Carothers,
of Columbus has returned home.
Mrs. Martha Darnell, who has
been quite i'll at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. j. ID. Lawrence,
is now cOnvalescent.
The friends of Mr.. A. Law:
renee, are glad to hear that he is
recovering from a serious attack
of grippe.
Mr.. Robert Egger. our efficient
marshal, is greatly missed in
social circles. He is with his
brother-in law, Mr.. Will Walters.
who continues quite sick at his
home south of Caledonia.
Master Lawrence Clark, the
bright. little son of DR.. and Mrs.
r. G. Molloy, of Columbus, is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
l. A. Lawrence.
The manys friends of Mrs. S.
Darnell and little sons, Fred and
Edwin. are clad to see them out
again after a portracted siege of
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Williams
were the guests of Mrs. Ella
Caldwell last Sunday.
Quite delightful time was
spent at the home of Miss Rilla
Egger on Saturday evening OF
last week when she had as her
guests Misses Pearl Thomas,
Sidnye Lawrence and Beulah
Caldwell.
Mr.. z. B. Stanley, one of our
most popular young men, has re-
signed his position at the post
office and returned TO his home
east of Caledonia
Mrs. II. J. Egger visited her
sister, Mrs. j. W Gardner. of
Columbus. last week.
On account of the critical i'll
ness of his sister, Mrs. Hayes.
Rev. G. o. Hubert failed to
preach at the Cum berland church
Sunday. Bro. Galceran. our
gifted Methodist pastor. would
have filed Bro. Hubbert's pulpit
Sunday evening had the weather
permitted.
Mrs. Rowena Werner, of Co
lumbus. passed through Gale
donna Saturday. She was called
to the bedside of her sister, Mrs.
Maggie Stewart. of Hamilton.
whose condition, we are grieved
to note. is very serious.
Mrs. L. B. Lawrence and little
three year old son, Cayce, visited
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. j.
L. Egger last week.
Misses Maude Norris and Lena
Stewart were the charming Wis
itors of Mrs. w. II. CASTOR, Sun
day.
1t has been whispered that the
chimes of wedding bells will
soon be heard in Caledonia.
Miss viii D. Molloy. who is
teaching at the Cannon school,
came home Friday afternoon.
W. go rr.a%,Ea1 - haa~ 4l,a4
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New garden seeds at Johnston
& Caine' 5 drug store
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-11
ROmOnaIa do los CIG-
Cos 4 CeTVlntGs.

En- 81 testro Msrtfn, de Madrid. ce-
lebr6 & timGmenta el CentrO IostYuC-
two , Protector de Ciegos una solem.
ne velada para conmemorar el tercer
centenaEio de u publication del QuS-
gote.
Ell teatro eStaba totaImente ccupado
por unG conCurrencis selects, que
0pI0udi6 con vePdsdero entusissmO to-
dos Los n6mer0g del programs.
Tant0 los Sres. Lopez Debesa y Ca
nora, excelentes pianiBtas, como Lon Sc
flores Tgg6 SuaFez y M gdslena, v;o-
IiniOtaS d ) poSitiVo m6rito. y sus com.
pafIer0B loU &c Il lres Perez Carpena y
L9zano otroS pP0fekoreS de ID sec-
ci6u de copjunto. conUiguierOn entu-
siaAtiCas ovaciones, que se hicieFon atn
mas ruidosas cuando el DR.. don Carlos
Lick fer, diego de m6Fito indiseutib'e,
lego an notable trAbsjo ensalzRndo las
bellezOs del QuS1Ote , loo motivos que
IOs Ciegos tienen paTA FeVerenciar 8 %
Rutof insigne.
El notable literGt0 argentine. gefiOE
Cor z6le7 Well, lego nm pFeciosO some
TO, que fu6 muy spIaudido.
Ia velada. presidida p0E nue0tro
compafierO Zoztya. quedSTk en- b me-
moPia de CuantOs aRistierOn & ella como
unG fiegta bella = memorable.
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Coleeelonss y eoIseeIonlstas,

En- todos los tiempos, le mania de
coleCciOnar hR sugastion8dc & los hom-
bPeR; RCtualmante tenemos los tsri tss
postales i'uStradGs y los seIIos.
HaCe unos cusntos nos. la meior
collection de seIlog que se corocfs Il
pnsefa Ferrary; estAbR valuadR en-
2 500 900 frances. cifra muy eIoCuen-
te tratSndoue de pedEcitos de papeI sin
ne ito mir guno.
Ss Conocfs, en- segundo lugar, Il
OOlr cci6n Tapling, que fee legada aI
British Museum ge 10 atribuye IN
yalor de / 500. coo franCos.
L. colecci6n del TdSr es estimRdR en-
750 600 frances
Los irgleses poseen una Veiotana de
oo'ecciones que vaIen cada una 25 600
frances.
Los ssIlos mas caros son los de /
penny y 2~peaCe de u isle MsuriciO,
pFimeFa emission de Septiembre de
1847; se vendieron h1ce Ciuco { IS ca
19 600 frances.
Ei segundo Iugar 10 ocuDa nm saSlo
de d Guinea ingiess vAli6 6 $50 feau.
COS CieFt0 selio de I2a isias Sandwich
vale 5 600 frances. y son los eiampIs.
res ex6ticos les 6aicos que ns pc gSn
tan altos preCios: los aelloG irgleaeg ID
/ penny. nPgroa, que tienen Lac ini
cisles Y. R en- Iaa eRquinas. se pagAE
& $50 frances en L4ndres.
P@Feca ser que Is mania de cOleccio
mar gelI0S naCi6 en- B6'gica.
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ALBERTO TODO Ell ANO.--AprO-
ximsndosa Id tempoFada de veFanO
tango aI gusto de infOrmaf 81 p6bIiOo
Ga general que aparte De Lee bFillhnteg
y espI6ndidas condolences que 81 esta-
bIecimiento reune como hotel restau-
rant, Ios hu6spedes y enfermOs que
concurran 6 tomar Jas aguns de los
BAfloa de Coam0. espeoiallsimeg parR
reuma. herpes, eat6msgo y obrAs enter
medadeg aecFetag, pueden toner 10 ae-
guridad. que obtandrsn Immediate al-
vic en- sus doIencias, quednnd0 Iueg0
Curados sin los reCurBoG de ID medi-
Gins.
Preciou hospedsie complete. con dos
bsfIoa diarios:
PogAdero por semRnOs, en- primerR
CInse $3.50 diario.
PaGaderO pov semGnas, en- IegundR
cIase 81 % diario.
Para -familia, precios convenCionaAes
, equitativog.
El estabIeCimiento cuenta con an
tren De Cophes & disposici6n del p6bli-
N0.-,JUAN B9TX.
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EL REY De los TENORES EN-
SAN JUAN.

ST, sefloFeg, anoche hemos dido NADIA
men0s que Rl fAmOs0 tener CGFus0. eli
Incompatible artista que todog los
amos hace Las delicias de Ioa dSlett0gt5
del MetrOp0ESt02a Opera House
Z este p8smos0 fen6meno artfstico.
De hR realizRdO Pracia 81 exCslente ami
60 eI ioven Ietrado D Miguel Guerrs.
que hR oOnaeguido con 81 precioso
fon6grafo Victor, que ID montsfa Vfn
&c hsstR nosotros 70 que noaotros no
podemos.ir hRsta donde Sc encuentra
ID monts fiR.
Anoche, en- ID nuevR residencia del
amigo. loG dos solos. nos permitimos
el placer. VerdRderamente un. placer
de loo dioseg, de asistir 81 coEciert1
mas extraordinaFiamente gelecto, que
nuestros lectoFes pueden imaginarae.
VeSse ID muestra:
RomaDza de Los Psyasos, cantAd0
por el sefl2r Caruso.
SiCfiian6 , Aria de CGbGller5G Rus
tScG'aG. CAntGdaS p0r el mismO ilustFe
artfstR.
In c6lebre Mszurka y IN Nocturno
de Chopin, eiecutRdOs por II banda de
Souza, reputada como lR mejor del
mundO.
II 8ogn0. FomanzR de M0aOn de
M1sSenet. Cantsda por Csrus0.
Y no prOseg aimos porque seffR hS-
Ger & ustades lB boca eguR.
Solo. 81. queremos consignar que
como fin de fiasta ell simp6tico duefl
de Ia preciose msquina, quizo que
0yeramos Ii bAlada de Rigoletto. eau.
s6nd0nos. lCc0 entusiagmOs ell
OR Gquel frAseo Incompatible y aque-
lie voz tan detiolosAmente fresca y 70
busts. de Ia que hSce el tanor Caruso.
IN verdalerO derroche, Iarz0ndo al
terminar Il csnCi6n un do Vibrante.
sub ime. como 40 hsy cantante que le
iguaIe.
Concluida laaesi6n m1siCal, feIici-
citRmos con toda el alma 81 amigo
Gaerra, asegursndoIa que su fsma de
dueflo del ms gBffico foD6gFafe, el me-
i,r que hay en- ID isIa aeguFamerta. Va
& obsCureceF an POGO ga reputsci6n de
letrado inteligente , hkbiI.
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ScandaIO en- On TEN
bio en- CaIaiayud.
81 Va uno { GaIatiyud, que pre-
gaRts a0T csc mInISLrO.


CaIatsyud. Espafls, Mayo 28. Sc
pP0dujo mRy y1sculO en- d iglesia de
San Pedro de esta ciudad d estaFse
celebFandO esta tarde Is function de las
Flores de Mayo.
TodOs loG dfas de este mes. en- dicha
fuuci6n. prediea an padFe del Coraz6n
de Marie. 81 padre EcheVarrfas quo "
hace unOS naeaes, con sug intempeFan-
cias en- el rGlpito. exotic Los animOs
de pRFte de lR pObl&ci6n, pudiend0
haber dado lugaF & an COR fictO.
AhoFa, an LOS aeFmones de las Flo
rep, le ha dado p0r hAblar de noViOs.
bailes. conVerBeciOneg obscenss, excl
taciones caFnaIes. ETC., etc. y tan 8 10
viVO pinta egtos Cuadros, que sOnFojo
cauaG & qnien le esOuchRs por muY
acostu mbTado que este & eatas lides.
Hoy, como he dicho, Sc hA promo
Vido an gran sIb0rOto poFque an in
dfVi1u0 ha protestad0 de ID conducta
persistente del pVediCador, que pOF
Lac tFfzis que lleva piensa c0ntinueF
10 nismo tOdo 81 mes: ID gente, 81 DIR
habiar en- tonO alto, ha crefdo que aIgo
sucedfs. empezsndo & sRlir atFopella-
damente de ID ig'esis, motivsndo este
sustos. oArTeras, RtF0peli0U y des.
mByOs.
Las perG0naB mas reBpetAb!es de Ca
lstayud, les mismaB tenidaH poF muy
cAt6Iicas, censuran ell procedaF del pa
dra corazoDist& y son muchos los pc.
dres de familiR que pFohib9n 4 aus
hiss asistir estes sermones aich-
Ifptioos.
La pFenga LEGAL h8 lEGmRd0 la aten-
ci6n de las nntoridades. que pRrece no
Sc hsn enteFado de 10 que nRdie en- la
poblaci6n iguoEa.
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A v / S 0

Un amigo de Jsyuya ipfsrm nos
que los Sres. Frutos P. HeFedia , Pc.
dro Sancho. cuyO paradeFo inqui,fa-
mos. Sc enCueDtrRn en- el pP0pio bsrriO
de Jsyuya, el DFimaro dedicadO u
siembra de cafe y eI segundo recoIeC-
tandO una tala de tGbRc0 de Ga propie-
dad.
RoRamos. pues. & dichos sefIores se
sirvsn Costsstar nuestras cartas, pces
Les que reiteradamente les hemcs es-
crit0 nos han aido devueItRs sin que
sepames pOr quien. p
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DEspUEs DE PRoBAR todos Ion eneaSo-
eos remedies que 90 anuncian es Cuando DaSn
30 agradece Ia efcacia RADICAL del Digesti-
70 MojaEEieta, cuya supeFioridad est8 univar-
sPImente cOnRrmada.
CuTsciOnss desespeFadas en- personas bien
aonoCidas que 10 tomaron durante tres me-
ses son Jas que 10 han hecho gloriosO. zero
an solo estuche produce mej0F efecto oue
una doOena de frascoS dc cualquieF otro re-
medic; porque adem4g de ser q dniCo verla-
dero Cnratfvn radical del est6maQo deI
lntagtino. ein enga6osa a0Ci6n caImaute. a
DiRastivo PuFifcadoF de los alimentog
6ebe SxiRlr que ceda hostia tenpa -
bado 81 norabrs Digestive MoiarEieta.
7osrStr rsr7logal de les Eagmacfag de- Hiang0 ? ca
Eara6m NIr5aEan y Tidel GuileEnetga 90 en- 5Us1
a. Pn6zta-|ioog Y de Vsnta Go lag lpalGg lS1a
gaag az F'rEoreg AUleEtea
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Hotel ''San Juan. !"
CalIs Do Tstaan ndn. q, San Juan, P. R.

Gale Do TStuan MIN. II, San Juan, ?. R.
Est6 situado entire Ssn Justo ' Tan.
ca. Tiene balloon Tetuan y MSrins.
I'll comedor muy fresco y c6mOdo eGt6
pF6ximo 81 balc6n de Ia Marina de
dOn6e se domino u bahia ofreciendO 81
Dag6ierO un panorama p'6udidO. Ha
bitacOnes sspaCiOsas, ClaFas frOscas. SsEViCiO
ssmsTadO bajO COmpstsntG direction. El Hotel
eSan JuaL0 tiene agentes que van & l0a
feFrccaFriles y vapores. y ls conianzn
en- elIo1 depoBitada ser6 gsrRntizada
p0r 81 due no del hotel. Precfos m6di-
COS. Sc admiten abonadOs & precioa
COnvencionOleG. p PropietGFic: Rafael
.MW75Ss.
NotO. .-Esta Oass tiene & su digpOsi-
@ 6n una maQnffica empresa de coches.
TeI6fonR no 900. 15a.
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SastTOIIa IttI!ila
De Miguel Sabine. San Francisco So
San Juan, Puerto Rico.

En- vista de Il numerosa y esccgidR
clientele que ha obtenido este estsble-
Cimiento. hice un gran pedido de 700
Oortes de trSje- Ultima 0sO0edad-l0s
que he recibidO pOr el vRpOF frances
llegsdo recientemente.
AdemSs franelas, chSIecos , panta-
lones de fantasia.
Aviso pues & los antiques parroquia.
NOS 81 p6blicO en- general. que tenG0
& ga disposition nn VG9'SGd5Sjn90 mas
tg.aSGrS0. de los mas excclsntes articuIos
propios del mundo elegante.
TodR psrEona que quierR Vestir ele-
gantemente. puede haCerlo, abonRndo
en- eHta casa 81 90 p0r senoGaoG.
Isu
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COncI8rtO J bale 60 Csguss

Hoy Sc celebrara en- los salones
del centro colonia espanola de Ca
guas, IN concerto y IN baile. fes-
tas para las cuales he mos recibido
atenta invisaci6h.
Que Sc diViertan = gPacias Dor
La cortesfa.
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NOtiClas generates

AL PUBLICO -Hsgo ssber que
hRbi6ndole coDferidO p0dsr gsnerali-
simo con caracter irrevOCable 6 don
Pedro Antonio Esheandia Medina pa
ra que me represente en- todog mis-
aGuntos. no recon0zc0 en- 10 sucesiv0
trst0 nj ContrAto que no h0Ya sid0
otorgsdo por 81 seflor Echeandia.
Tampoco reconocer6 tratos que &
mis- espRIdas verifquen mis- hljoa 6
menog Due estos no hsyan sido sancio-
nadaa Dor mi apodeFado.- C1GotdSaad
q5nsenes. San SebAsti6n, Mayo 81 de
1905 10v.s.
SE VENDE IN bonito Coche bIanc0,
con trhpiche, de un CaballO, para %
ventR ambuIAnte de QuarapO: negociO
muy lucrative. $3.50
Denton Box 306 San Juan.
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Inl.cAln GENERA

CONSEtO Al LAS MADRhS. - Rl iarabe caImants
lsa sefora Wnsow debe usarse sempre que los ninos
estan rn 81 periodic de Ia den ci6n Propociona alvo
.amediato al pedueho pacente, produce sueno na-
ural sranquilo avia q dolor ell angelic desperta
sauv vyo aleqFe. rs muy agradabe al paadar, calma
aI nio abanda sus encias alivia dolores, hace r.
Giles las funcionea del est0mago regua los mtasnnos
Is 81 meior remedio conocido para a darTea "a pro-
Vgn 6sfs de "a dantici6n dc cualquera cauaa.
Tsngase mucho cuitldo en- pedE 81 : aEapo Se1l2,sa
da "a sahoFa Winslow'' 90 e meioE Dc fodoas
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Un ito inmensamente rico ha de-
cidido pagan toaas las aeu1as ae IN
sobrino suyo Ia vispera en- que 6s-
te ha lie casaFse.
-Fmpecemos-dice el ito -por ha-
Ger una ista de 10 que debes.
-COrriente.
Acto continue el sobrinO llama 4
su criadc, , le dice:
IPepe, traeme una Fesma de pa
pei!
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Sc ALQUILA. I'm piso, ca los Il.
tos del edificio. esquina de lac CaIIes
Tetu6n y San Justo.
Frescs. bien ventiIada. en- buensa
condolences. PrOpia para oficinRs 8
para familia.
Diffjanse 6 e San Juan Lihgt &
Transit Comp. Gale de TetuSn y San
Juato. is y. ..
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40Ga para Ia UnIrsfsIdad Do Vlr,
gl0Ia.

Recibimos hoy Ia siguiente carts:
San Juan, P. B., 10 de JQnio de
1905
Ssflor Editor de
els CorFespondencia.S
Muy g fl1r mi,
HaRame ell favor de anuncisr en- 81
peri6diCo dc su digna direction que
cunlqpieFa personaoque QuieFa s0liCitnr
IL B .cs ofrecida poF "a Universidad de
VivginiR tendrs que envisr ga petiCi6n
(ScompanRda de tales c.Ft fie do. d.
plOmR de eBOuelR. etc. que pos 81 81
que subscribe Rnteg del II de iutio.
Tel petic;6n deber6 veniP acompa.
fiAds tambi6n de caTtsB de recomenda-
Ci6n de sus maestFos y de otFas peFso.
mas que le conozCa 5nti0admente. ES
indispsnsa bic que la peFgOna seq de
buen CarActer. de 40 menos de 18 d %
de edad y que domino peFfeCtRmente
el irg' es.
El que obtuviere Ia Bsca geYa exentu
del costo de instruction en- eI Departa-
mento AcRd6mico mo en- las escneIas
prt fesioEales menOa IogenieFfs1 de
CiertOs otF0s G 8tOs. Is suma tctSlaien
do 800 POGO mas 8 menOa. Es decir.
eI coat9 usual sc disminuirg en eati
Bunna GnUalnae4ate.
PaFs qae an indiViduo aea 0dmitidC
4 j UniVeFsidad 8 & Ia EscueIa de Nc
t0doB (snunCiada anteFiOrmentfl s.Pt
neCegaPi0 que le Eecomiende e Asoois-
Oi6n de AlumnOs de- b Universidsd 81
ViEginiR residences ca p r
Anticip&ndoIe las mas expreaiyst
grocias por Ia inserci6n de este anun
clio. quedo de usted,
Muy atentamente,
W. N. BERKELEY.
B K 446.
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FACECIA.

On msiadero pregQnta a una se-
nora de mucho genio:
-SQu6 eaad tiene usted, sonora?
LA sufciente para comprender
que no debo contestar un imt6-
Gil como usted.
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ADMINISTRATOR DE FINCAS
URBANAS.-El que suscribs scapts
en- administration finCas en- San juan y
SanturCe garantizsndo Ell pago 81 ran.
tista. ReferenCias: propietario en- San
Juans tes0rero del Bsnco Popular y
yiee-presidente de Ia eLigs de PFopie-
tariOsS JOSE NJ. CARRERO. =
Luna 76. 45 '. 8.
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FarmaeIa Americana.
go San Francisco.

Mediciuas de Patente ArtfcuIos de
Ttcador.
Sc despRChan rCcstss facultGtivRs.
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EI novio Z Ia novia:

-5Quien es ese joven que te mi
"a con tanto descaPog
No hagas casO, monfn. Es mi
antique future
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En esta impFalta Ga Venda p0peI da
psEledsa0 Vislo 6 $500 qniRtaE
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En- ezta impranta % Vanda papGI de-
papi6s - vis5s RR-a0 saIp4Rg.
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Sc hacen Operaciones de pr6stamoS
SObre alhsias desde 80 centavOs on ade-
lante. Sc comprAn Alhsjas y piedrag
pracioSaa.
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Recibimos hoy Ia siguiente carts:
San Juan, P. B., 10 de Janio de
1906.
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CASA do PT6stamOs Loan Office

BE Jose Bazan. q Allen 81.
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W. N. BERKELEY.
B K 446. 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-11

The closing scene was the plantation
hoe-down. This was sidesplitting.
Willard Stapleton was the interlocu-
tor and made a good one. He has the
appearance Of an old-time boss on the
stage Mr.. Stapleton was given many
boquets of praise for handling the com.
pany in tho successful manner in
which he did.
Heintz Braun. as musical director,
did his part in q splendid way. Mr..
Braun was admired by the entire audi
ence for his excellent management Of
the company
The orchestra played well and. in
fact. there are few criticisms to be Of
fered on the whole SHOW This makes
the second time that the company has
played here and both times they have
been greeted by over-howing houses.
/ At saltwater two weeks ago they
played to crowded house. This is
the best home talent show that has
been gotten up in Guthrie for some
time.