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pENNSYLYANTG
Il RAILROAD
FHIL,na - - .ilal bALIIMOhr ANn
nAshlNSlON DIVISION.

trains leave Wilmington ms follr,
For Chester and Philadelphia, 1 IA tis"s vs.
6SQ a. 10 40 a. 30 1907 a50 i9oo sS ien
tl0.5o Ills, tll.S2, l.46 a m, fi2 "a ~ ~ i90,
2os, too, 80 BOO, 1850 607, IS IS az ~
isG4 is1 ARa fsod iS ssS p n 2 SessdSy1 % lay 5
ts6o 800 toso' son. t7.2S ais 1000 snS Il, 1Sa 4
For Phiiadeiphia only asp. am.
800, h22, ais, Ill and 800 p. m. k-da,,,. IA
b.22a m, 6l8 IN and 500 p m sundsv5 ea
For New York Through express). Ia An
I'LL 928 % m weekdays. 1.48. & az III 9t W "a
sl.sl, 2bs, b22. e0T '62S, I'll and s.sa n
For boston without change, 1oooa 8,
=. m. weekdays 500 p N. sundayN AN
Baltimore and Washington. Los, l2a TIA a,
s1Q il0.l4. u.07, ~. IS a m, s12s6 Il. III = =
t.a, R59, b.1b, COB SOD, 200. t7.8l, fSlb q
m ana 121S night week-daya 1 al 4 ~ 49, =
s02, tlO.l4, u.4S a m- s12SS s2O5 20 4 "A 80
6oS .6.26, s7sl- s.l5. teoop m and tlaIs nis6,,
BSitlmors and intermediate station. ~ ,
t4.4s, b.6s .. m weekdays and i66s D q. Am,
FOR THE SOUTH
Atiennc coast Jine-Expre@. Los 4 N. ana
southern Railway--Expres~ s.O2 n ca
ssaboard Air Line RAilwAy-Expreu.so2 A m
Norfolk and Western RaiIway-For M.D..,.
ana New Orleans. 626 D. m. daily P-A
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-kxpreaS, ll07
m. weekdays, $40 P m daily
UELAWANh DlNAlON
for New Castle 6.55 S2e 3 m sos az Ana
6.b2 p. m. weekdays -
For Jewes, SOS a. m. and s.l4 p m. Wsek-i,u
For kehoboth, SIS a N. Tuesdays, ThursdsyS
For Dover Harrington and Dslmar. aqs 10 1,
q M s.4A, e.b2 p. m weekdays and 1200 nigh
For Harrington and way rtationS ass a d.
and 500 p. m. weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Comiod
and Norfolk, 1o.6o an weekdays and 100 nigh
QRilY
fOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 a N,
2.bS and 6lS u m, weekdays; Sl4 a. N. anl
6ls p m. Sundays Atlantic City Special SE
ADining car. ccummodaton Traina
The Wilmington Transfer Co. will call ior ant
check baggage from hotels and residences
For further information, apply TO J. H. Nc
Williams, City Ticket Agent Market street
or At the station. Telephone, City Ticket Ohics
d. 4 A. $3.50
W. W ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. BOYD.
General PASSENGER AGENT
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COUNTRY CLUB GOLF.

The FIRST Of the series Of handicap team
golf matches, which was played on Satur-
day afternoon at the Wilmington Country
Club grounds, resulted in the following
scores:
A. G. Gray won from F. de Haven jan
vier, / up.
J. p Armstrong won from W. G. Jones,
Jr., l up.
W. H. Smith, won from J. J. satterth-
waite. l up.
H. NJ. Taylor won from John Richard
son, up.
H. W. Cause defeated S. X. Smith, 7
up and to go.
+. H. Thomas won from A. II. G. Gar
rett, up and to 90.
r. Reese won from A Cooper, l up.
A. MacGeorge won from W. @. Nesbitt,
up and to 90.
Martin Lane won from A. r. Jones, 6
up and TO 60.
Charles Copeland defeated S. L, Con-
nahle, l up.
L. r. Rogers defeated H. G. Scott, 6
up and 10 60.
w. G. Jones, ST., won from S. Dunlap,
5 up and 70 60.
w. c. Spruance, Jr., defeated Fl. L.
Fulenwider. up and 6 TO 60.
Col Benjamin Nields won from Judge
Edward G. Bradford, up and to 60.
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Totals B............ lOF32 IA B
'Brnton out for cutting second.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Landlith .....1 90 OOO0 90 3-5
X-Wil'ton 20 0 600 600 o 0 O-2
Summary: Earned -Landlith, l.;
X-Wilmington, /. Two-base hits-Stir-
lith Three-base Millison, j. Tier
ney. Sacrifice hits-Ecrich, Dawson.
Hit by pitched ball-Ecrch. Bases on
balls-Oh Brinton. /; off Lucas, 3.
Struck out-By Brinton, 10; by Lucas,
A. Stolen bases-Smart, Scarboro, Leach.
Double plays-Millison to Stirlith. Left
on bases-Landlith, z; Wilmington, 6.
Umpire-Hogue. Time-l.50.
THE MAJoR LEAGUES.
Major League games on Saturday re-
suited as follows:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 4; Brooklyn, 3 az in
nings).
Boston, g; New York, 4.
Chicago, s; Pittsburg, 8.
Cincinnati, 4; St. Louis, ? 40 innings).
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletics, q: New York. 3.
Washing on, o; Boston, 1; postponed,
rain lend third inning
Cleveland, 81 Chicago, 3 called 18th
inning, darkness)
St. Louis, z; Detroit, 7 Called ninth
inning, darkness).
TRI-srArE LEAGUE.
Johnstown, ?; Harrisburg, 3.
Lancaster, 1; Williamsport, 2
York, 7; Altoona, Q.
AMATEUR GAMES
Local amateur games on Saturday re-
suited a. follows;
Crescent, l6; Park A. O.. Is.
West End, 4; Vesper, 3.
Olympia, 8; Gilbert, 6.
Riverview, l3; Washington, s.
Orioles, 8; st. AIMS, Jr.. 8.
American, IS; ST. Thomas Cadets. s.
Browntown Stars, Q; Newport. 5.
Brooklyn, Z; Stanton, 5.
Wilmington Athletics, %; Fairview. 12.
st. Hedwig, Is; Maple Juniors. IA.
Nandever, 4; East End. 2.
du Pont Juniors, Is; Hilltop, IA.
A-High School, 8; du Pont, 2
SEASON OPENS AT NEW CASTLE.
New Castle, May 7.-l6 to ? was the
score in the New Castle A.. A.-Wilming-
ton A. c. game at Battery Park on SatuT-
day afternoon, the opening Of the season.
The locals entered the game with deter
mination 20 win and came close to shutting
the visitors out. Mayor Boyd opened
the game at $40 O'Clock when he threw
the ball on the diamond McGrory
pitched the first three innings and struck
out the three batSmen in order in the
first inning gave one man his base on
balls in the second inning and in the
third struck out three men. But nine
men faced him, seven striking out and
two being put out on a double play by
Chase TO Newlove 70 Duffy. learslev
pitched the next three innings and his
support was fine and but ten men faced
him. Lane pitched the three last innings
and all the hits scored were made of him.
The attendance was over 700. Chase
made a home run by hitting ball over
right field fence and Duffy sent one down
IN the corner of the fence At Third street
Hahn in right field made fine running
catch. for which he was literally an
/ plauded. Umpire Madden pleased the
people. Summary;
R..HE
N.C.A Az ? $4,000 x-l6 IL 2
WI A. CO 20 o o 600 2-2 4 s
Earned runs New Castle A. c., @
Two base hits--Dufy, Bradford. Mont
gomery, Oliver. Three base hits
Duffy, McGroy Home runs-C Chase
Sacrifice hits-Oliver Hahn. Wise. Hit
by pitched ball-Duify, Ringler. Flood
Bases on balls--Oh Lane, I off Mundle.
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The Blue Ball Gun Club defeated the
Wilmington Gun Club in team race
shoot on the latter's grounds, on Saturday
afternoon. The visitors carried of the
honors by l3 targets The teams we're
composed of eight men each and they shot
at so targets in strings Of 25. The scores:
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soUIER DEPENDS TITLE.

Luther J Squier successfully defended
his title Of champion target shot of Della
ware against William NJ. Foord, at the
Wawaset grounds on Saturday. The
match was at 100 targets and Squier
broke 81 while Foord broke IS.
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Difference.

The Magnate-Do you mean 10 saw
sir that you will charge me 81 900 for
this operation if live and S2OOOif die {?
How is that
Great Surgeon-I you die it will be
so much easier to collect from the estate.
Life.
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WITH THE MARKsMEN.

The annual shoot of the Delaware State
Trap Shooters League viii be held on the
grounds of the Wawaset Gun Club on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
There win be - events each day.
The following scores we're made at the
shoot held on the grounds of the Wawaset
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a Change.

Quarrel, eh ? You don't mean It 2
Why, before they were married she used
TO say there wasn't another man like
him in the world.
Yes but now She says she'd hate 10
think that there was. Catholic Standard
and lines.
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coulan.t Bs IN rwo Plac...

Pa, said little Tommy. nv Sunday
school teacher says if I'm good I'M 20
TO heaven. ~
Well asked his Pa.
We'll, you said If / was good I'd 90 to
the circus Now ! want to know WHO'S
lym you or her Catholic Standard
and lines.
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p1rn mn
Total broke -

On May 18th there will be a merchan-
disc shoot at the grounds Of the " lining
ton Gun Club for a 500 gun, a SIS re-
volver, a gun case and a shell case. II
will be a handicap shoot and a large num-
Der OF entries are expected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
THE ETHUMB-PRINTTEST
Surprise Felt at Its Success in
This Country,
IT Was FIRST Used IN China
Next the System Found Its
Way Into india.
FROM THERE TO SCOTLAND YARD
And Across the Atlantic to
New York City.
FROM THERE TO SCOTLAND YARD

How the rsiiss Of the latter City Take
the Prints-Ths rmpressiona are oiassi-
ned Aosordiug 60 = Regular Plnn-he-
garded ~ Ear Ahead OF the bernllon
system.
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SCORES IN POOL TOURNAMENT.

The scores to the present time in tho
pool tournament Of the A. O. IT, W.
which will be concluded this week are as
follows.
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Struck out BY McGrory, z; by Years
ley, by Lane, !; by G. Stab. I; by
Mundlo, 4. Stolen bases = Bradford, .;
Countiss, ,; Chase, Ringler, McDonough
Wild pitches Mundle, Lane Passed
balls Kelly, 2. Double plays-Chase to
Newlove to Duffy. Left on bases -
New Castle A. A., 3; Wilmington A. c.. s.
Umpire Peter G. Madden. Time
hour so minutes.
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Ever Since He Was Kid

Old Condemnation old are you. my
little man
Newsboy- Nearly 10. sir.
Old Gentleman-And how long have
you been in the newspaper business ?
Newsboy- ever since was a kid
Punch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
FIRST CITY LEAGUE GAME
Played at South Side Park on
Saturday Afternoon.
VICTORY FOR THE LANDITH TEAM
Eleven Innings Were Neces-
sary to Decide.

The Game was Close and Interesting
Throughout and the Throng of Spec
tators Enjoyed the Contest - niajor
League Gamea-Baseban News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-07
SUNDAY GAMES.

SUNDAY GAMEs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn: R.H.E.
Phila ...1O 3 2O2O2 o-lO II ]
Brooklyn o 0 0 10000 2-2 3
Batteries Philadelphia, Lush and Doc
IN; Brooklyn, Eason, knolls and Bergen.
Umpire, O'Day.
At Chicago: RH.E.
Chicago % OO3O 2O0x-5 2
Pittsburg o 0 0 90 90 II
Batteries-Pittsburg, Willis and Glib
SON Chicago, Wicker and Killing. Umpire,
Johnstone.
At Cincinnati: r. II. +.
Cinnati !. % 10000 x-2 o
st, Louis. % Dol 10000 Z o
Batteries Cincinnati, Ewing and Liv-
ingstone; st. Louis, Egan and Ralin. Um-
pires, Carpenter and KLEIN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At St. Louis: r. H. d.
st. Louis o 3 OOOOOx- s 8
Detroit o.. @ OO1O1 1910 5 4
Batteries-St. Louis. Howell. Smith
and Spencer; Detroit, Killan, Eubanks
and Payne. Umpire, Connor.
At Chicago: r. II. E..
Chicago Il 001OO31 6 10 o
Cleveland o 0 0 OOOO 30 o. 3
Batteries Chicago, Walsh and Sulli-
van; Cleveland, joss and Bemis. Umpire.
O'Laughlin and Connolly.
The scores Of games played in other
leagues yesterday follow:
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee, 4; indianapolis. 2.
minneapolis, 2; Toledo, Ql innings).
nings).
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Providence, 3; Toronto, Q1 innings).
Montreal, 10; Newark. 3.
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He KnsN.

! want to get some bird seed, said the
customer
Don't try 10 plague me, smartyl cried
the new clerk from the country Birds
grow from eggs, not Catholic
Standard and Times.
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WILSON LINE.
Iron STEAMERS
Brandywine and City Of Chester.

ID IUILL
Leaves Wilmington, Fourth street WHAT Weez
days and Sundays, 7.S0, 1880 a m, LS0 and
4l0 p m.
Leaves Chester Une hour later.
Leaves Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
weekdays ana sundays, 40 and 1850 a. M, lS0
and il5 p. N.
Leaves Chester one hour later.
Snip. ers of ire ght have frequent service care
iul handling, prompt delivery and full protection
from the weather BY covered wharves and
wagons.
10 secure these facilities, order your shipments
via WILSON LINE, Chestnut Street Wharf,
Philadelphia, Pa, and Fourth Street Wharf
Wilmington, Del.
Commencing Saturday, April 2sth, on Saturdays
and SUNDAYS only, an extra boa will leaya both
Wilmington and Philadelphia & 7 a. m
FARES, INCLUDING SATURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS,
Philadelphia, Exc- 25c; one way, 15c
Chester. Exc, l5c: one way, 1Oc
HORACE WILSON, General Manager.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
THE DELAWARE CITY.

tennessee avenue third house from beach. I'm
proved and Tefurnished. 18Th season.
MRS. s. T. BRADWAY
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N.C.A.A.2 2slsoOox-le II 2
vii A. c. % o O o 5000 % s

Earned runs-New Castle A. c., O..
Two base hits-Duffy, Bradford. Mont
gomery, Oliver. Three base hits
Duffy, McGrory. Home runs-Cbase
Sacrifice hits-0liver, Hahn. Wise Hit
by pitched ball-Duffy. Rineler. Flood
Bases on balls-Off Lane. I: off Mundle
, 1906-11-24
DIDN'T STOP TO FIGURE.
Possibilities of Apparently Simple Bet
Staggered Frenchman.

A curious bet that partakes of the
nature Of a practical joke went to
the courts in the town of Dole,
France, in 1884. A citizen of the dis.
trict offered to pay one of his coun-
trymen "a francs in advance If he
would agree to furnish him. with a
number Of grains Of millet in proper
ton to the number of children born
in the town within a year. One
grain Of millet was to be given for
the first, two for the second, four
for the third, eight for the fourth,
and so on, doubling the number for
each child.
Accepting the apparently generous
offer, the unlucky Frenchman at
tempted to carry out the provisions;
but &c children we're born within the
specified time. He was astonished at
the enormous quantities Of grain re-
quired to fulfill the contract, and APP
pealed to the courts for annulment
of the wager, on the ground that 1t
was founded on an impossible condi-
ton.
The judges granted his appeal; but
ordered him to return the 25 francs
he had received and pay "a in ad-
dition.-The Sunday Magazine.
, 1906-11-24

Horse Creek-Francis Swigart, Is;
Ed A. Allen, 6.
Lodge Pole-Richard Costen, Is; F.
R. Swigart, l.
Soda Lakes-John Popp, 10; C. l..
Rauner, 10.
Woods-Robert Pollock, 4.
Jelm-A. ]. Hance, Is; Elton Mans,
field, 6.
Keystone-John Mast, jr., IA; Will
lam Benton, II.
Centennial-John j. Hays, 2; Ward
Barber, 10; Ed Baily, 1.
Sheen Mountain-J. H. Farr, /.
Mandel-John Alsop, 81.
Seven Mile-James Matthews, 5.
Tie at Soda Lakes.
In the race for constable in the Soda
Lakes precinct John Popp and c. L.
Rauner tied on 10 votes each. At pres,
ent the plan is that the two shall each
furnish a nickle. These will be chang
ed to a dime and tossed. The winner
will take the money and the loser the
office. A better way may suggest itself
later. Any way, reporters are dead
sure of an invitation to dine with the
next constable of that precinct on oys-
tiers and trimmings.
, 1906-11-24
PRECINCT OFFICERS
Justices of the Peace.

JUSTICES OF the fedCe.
The footings of the votes cast for
justices of the peace in the different
precincts in the county have been
made, following being the result of
the voting:
Laramie-Hugh Hynds, $50; D. N.
Stickney, 522; John Geiselman, 126.
West Laramie-Dennis Ryan, %; H.
Mahs, 1.
Tie Siding-E E. woodward, 10.
Wyoming-J. Irwin, II.
Bosler-H. H. Norton, 2.
Rock River-John Lewis, 80; Henry
Hempfner, 27.
Rock Creek-W. A. Dodge, 6.
Little Medicine-Mrs. G. Burnett, g.;
J. Wright, /; G.. H. Dressler, 8.
Mountain Home-L. N. Cameron, IA;
Ira Bean, l.
Mountain Home No. 2-Eva ].
Bell, 6.
Laramie Peak-Wesley F. Dryden,
/; Guy II. Newell, 13. -.
Garrett-Mrs. M. A. Garrett, IL.
North Laramie-John Mcfarland, y.
Duck Creek-John T. Dodge, "a.
Sibylee-scar Waechter, IS.
Horse Creek-August Trabing, 10;
R. H. Haygood, 5.
Lodge Pole--R. H. Haygood, l6.
Soda Lake-Ernest Travis, 20; An
drew Popp, II.
, 1906-11-24

Woods-G. A. Berg, 4.
Jelm-Logan McMullen, IS; Frank
Smith, l.
Keystone-Vctor Carlin, 81; S. w.
Tannehill, IL; Carrie Nation, 1.
Centennial-R. F. Hecht, 2; Grafton
Mason, 10; Tom Bird, /.
Sheep Mountain-William Not
tage, 2.
Mandel-Fred Bath, 80.
Seven Mile-James Reed, 4.
Constables Elected.
The vote for constables in the diff
ferent precincts resulted as follows, as
canvassed by the board here:
Laramie. A. Kinnear, 500; John
Baillie, 597; William Brands, las.
Tie Siding-William Keyes, 5; Hen.
ry Sage, II.
West Laramie-John McCune, 90.
Wyoming-r. F. Carroll, IL.
Bosler-Walter Bidder, /.
Rock River-Hall Burne, 80; Price
Farrar, 26.
Rock Creek--J. W. Taylor, 6.
Little Medicine-Fred Stocks, 10;
Scott Deselm, 2.
Mountain Home No. 2-John E. An
derson, 6.
Laramie Peak-Archibald Hamer, 1;
Frank Newell, IA.
Garrett-Elmer Slothower, II.
North Laramie-Eugene Wyman, 8.
Duck Creek-Harvey Bellville, "a;
Tom McGill, /.
Sibylee-Otto Playa, is.
, 1906-11-24
Historic Irish Prison.

In the event of the Donegal county
councils decision to sell the old Lift
ford prison being confirmed by the
local government board one of the
most historic jails Of Ireland will dis
appear. Within its walls were once
confined many notable offenders, in
Guiding persons concerned in the
Irish rebellion and a number of French
prisoners who were captured in the
sea fights off the mouth of Tough
swiftly, Napier Tandy, rendered IA
nous by the lines in The Wearing
of the Green" was ~incarcerated in
this old prison.-London Daily Mail.
, 1906-11-24
Poetry and Prose.

Bride Ctenderly)-We have fully
20 minutes before the train comes,
when we must bid one another fare
well-isn't that nice?
Bridegroom-Capital-we can go
into the station restaurant and eat
something together.
, 1906-11-24

Couldn't you get Krotchet to give
anything? It's certainly a very de-
serving charity"
Yes, but he said the subscription
price was beyond his means"
HIN! He meant beyond his mean
oess."
, 1906-11-24

Anything in the bookbinder's line
may be had at The Republican office.
Give us a trial and be convinced that
the best of week may he had right
Gle at home and at reasonable prices.
, 1906-11-24

The Republican is the only paper in
Laramie that prints all the news and
reaches all the people.
, 1906-11-24

A complete line Of legal blanks Al
The Republican ONCE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-17
Ruques que deben lieuar
y salidas de este puerto

Fapor espanol Miguel M. Pinilos
-Salio de CanarisS ell 10 del actual
para este puerto, siguiendo viaje para
los puertos anunciados.
Vapor americana Julia Lucken-
bath - Sah6 de New York, con
dcstino a este puerto, ell IL del que
Cursa
Vspor frances Montreal. = Recs
lara de Puerto Plata. de hoy ma :
mana.
Vapor cubano Julia. = Estsra en-
puerto procedente de la Habana y
escalas lntermedias, de I'm moneutc
otro.
Vapor espanol Manuel Calvo."
E>tarA en- puerto procedente d. Co
on J eScalas del 20 al d siguiendc
via'c para Espana.
Napor americana Carolina. = Sa-
il6 de New York. con este destino, q
dia IA del actual.
NapJr americana Pathfinder. -
S3lio de New Orleans para este puer-
to. e i2 Iel qae cuTss.
Va7>r ame ricano Philadelphia. -
Con destino Nv York. saldra ell q
del aetual.
Vapor espafol "Buenos Aires. -
Es,ara en- puerto procedente de Is
pana. el % del actual. siguiendC
viajc para Ia HabaDa y escalas
Vapor americana Caracas. Con
deS;ino este puerto. saldra de New
York, el 2I del que ,cursa.
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Bi1igtGCa Sociological International

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LAS LEYES SOCIOLOGICAS q volumen) .........
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LEOPARD A LA Luz DE IA CIENCIA q VOL
LA ESENCIA DEL CRiSTIANISMO q voldm. J..
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FL, FENi NISMO> EN- LAS SOCIEDADES MODER-
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CONCERTO DE Ia SOCIOL0GlA Y UN ESTU-
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RAZAs SrPEBl0RES Y RAZAs INFERIoREs.
@ LAIINOS Y ANGLO SAJONES. & VOL. .....
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Don Miguel Bsrcel6 y Xaaena, de
Arecibo, nos particfpa que Sc Ia di-
-suelto la sociedad que giraba en- di,
cha plaza bajo la razon de Miguel
Barcel6 y Ca, S. en- c. por venta al
mismo, dedicandoSe 4 identicos ne
gocios que suS antecesoreS.
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Desde Rio Grande. teiegrafia cl
sargento dial, 10 que sigue:
Anoche 9 p. N. Juan Perez mat6
4 Julia Casanova en- ell barrio Me
diania alta" Loiza, constituy6ndomc
en- dicho barrio g. IA. Arreste II
individuos, no arrestando al Perez,
por haberse dado ala fuga. Cont
mo en- persecusi6n dejando encarga-
do de este puesto suardia Castro,
policia insular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-17

Aver fue arrestado en- Pati!las el
individuo Remigio Torres, por en-
contrarsc en- el establecimfento de
Edward Botterlet la hora de cerrar
y Sc fug6 luego del dep6sito nuni-
cipal. Es blanco, dc IS aiIoS dc edad, /,
estatura alta, usa sombrerc de paJa
del pals, Y lleva saco y pantal6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-17
ARTICULOS DEL PALS

AZUCAR.-fara el consume.
Cafe cofriente $I2 4 I2H.
Mascabado (claro) $4A
De miel (claro) lie So.
Centrlfuga (claro) I" SIS 4 81.
Americana Ia 81 asA.
De Ponce de S3A 4 81.
Almidon, 5 2 Is.
Ron 80 grades Cartier. aI4o ,ents
gallon.
Maiz 5 ? 50 qq.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-17

Sc encuentra Ell San Juan el ms
pector del diStrito escolar de Guaya-
ma, Mr.. Packer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-17

En- Ell barrio MinIllas, de Bayamon,
fue detenido aver Ell individuo Satur-
nino Rivera por HERR de gravedad a
Bautlsta Ortiz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-17

Anoche regreso dc ST. visje Pom
~ce Ell sefior Lutz, secretaTio del De
partamento de instruction
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-07-17
American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS EFFECT on AND AFTER FEBRUARY 0F 6pBETVEEs
SAN CAgUr MAYAGUE P0El