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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-01-01

demand for more uniformity in dairy
products. The making of butter and
cheese was considered only woman's
work, and every housewife had her
own method of manufacture, and as a
consequence the product OF no two
diaries was the same. This led to
the development OF the factory system,
for it was found that not only could
the work be carried on more econom-
ically, but that by collecting the milk
each day and handling under the same
conditions as near as possible more
uniform article could be obtained,
which commanded a better price on
the market.
The work in these factories was
carried on in mechanical way, the
factory operators being governed by
rules rather than by existing condl-
lions. The day of mechanical butter
and cheese makers is, however, past,
for although we may still find them in
the more remote dairy districts their
product is of an inferior quality and
commands an inferior price in the
dairy markets of the world
The better class of factories at the
present time are equipped with up
to-date machinery necessary in manu-
featuring a first-class product, and
the operator must be able to use this
machinery intelligently in order to
secure the best results. Being able
to run it when in working order is
not sufficient, but he must understand
the principles on which it is based and
be able to keep it in good running
order.
The factory man must also be some
what of a diplomat, for he has all
classes of people to deal with. The
receiving room is often where his
hardest work is done, for competition
is keen in most dairy sections and he
must be able to satisfy his patrons in
order to hold them, and at the same
time receive no milk or cream from
them that is not delivered in good con-
dition. No one can do this unless he
thoroughly understands his business,
for substantial reasons must be given
the patrons for his actions that in
any way affect them.
Since the introduction of the hand
separator the buttermaker's troubles
have increased to a considerable eX-
tent for not only has he more to
contend with in the receiving room,
but it is much harder to make good
butter from cream delivered in all
conditions than when the sweet milk
was delivered each morning and sep
arated at the factory. The demand
for a first-class uniform product is
growing stronger all the time and the
buttermaker who would produce such
must not only understand how to con-
troll bacteria in their natural state in
the cream, but must also be able to
use such kinds as are favorable to the
development of desirable fiavors in
his butter to that end for, while it
may not be necessary for him to Sc
cure his own pure cultures, he must
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-01-01

completed ready for the machinery
within three weeks time, and the
creamery will open for business prob
ably in January. The Winthrop cream
cry will be centered in very rich
dairy section, and as the business is
built up, will unquestionably pay a
handsome return to the capital in
vested.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-01-01
Creamery for Winthrop.

Lieut.. E. Aldridge, of the British
Royal navy, and Y. M. Davidson, OF
Winthrop, will put in a creamery at
Winthrop, in Okanogan county, at
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-01-01

The Ranch wants to publish your
experiences in farming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

Ia View 81 the fact that only
about $4,000 remains Of the fund
allowed b. the finance committee
for next years paving. all districts
viii be required TO bring Ia their
proposals. for street paving 10 r.
iolut session ~ the streets and
finance committee 10 be held this
week.
Councilman Crlehian stated in
the council last night that the
amount OF money estimated BY The
finance committee in accordance
with tho advice of the city engi-
ueer'H office hhd been asked for
five times over by the various coun-
eilmen HiB motion that an paving
resolutions be- referred to q joint
meeting ~ the streets aud finaaee
committees Tor the purpose 81
nqualiEing the amount Of Improve
Among the resolutions referred
nrc: Ono to pave with asphalt i52
blocks on Queen Anne hin NJ an
estimated cost Of nearly 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

criminals demanding hia attention.
and a. many anxious parents wait.
iuE eagerly for this wizard with
unrulY boys. 20 iugslc hia wand and
effect a transformation Aud ho IL
equal 10 tho job lie Is amphlhloua.
amhidcxtruus. fuli Of resources. tire.
less.
Hunter 81 Truants.
Fer eight years NJ. ketehum has
heeu a hunter Of tfuanis. serving Ia
that capacity for tive years before
hr came 60 Seattle While he
holds reeord Of 1851 cases for
last war. only t3a IT these were
filed Ia che iuyenlie court Mf
Ketehum avoids the Involving Of
notoriiy Zoe the YOUNG tfauagres-
anrn whenever he finds II possible.
his theory being to reason with
his chnrgoa, and treat them square
Is and frankly. making cun
slant effort TO pull them ont u the
mire they have fallen into instead
og holding them up 10 the utlcnie
and consequent eatranEemont IT
their fellows
Even in eases Of serious breaches
II the criminal code. seattio'a ira.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
RosY HUE IS olvEk TIE SUB.
JEcT FROM THE TINE THE
MILK HITS TIE PAIL UNTIL
CONSUMED.

The utik commissioners Of the
Klne ceaniY Medical society plsoea
iheif firal report ga file last night
The doctors call attention 10 the
way and methods q handling the
faiik frum the tiFus Il yields q the
lafius taurh of the good looking
mald shoae MatrhNurd la stand
afin. boss until ~ II consumed Is
ths breakfast table 10 the tune Of
- cents the bottle.
rna deliberations of the commits
slsr arr Nrfg arieutifir ard very
thorough Th~ etsiuu ~ their
efuausn Nin not b reaiiaed untli
Obey have evolved = trinls alatglllng
rFeceas. until the niik man years
4nsicepisaised gloves and pastsur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
STREET PA WING
IN NEW PHASE

one calling for she paving ot 30
blocks on Capitol hin franklin aY.
Of al. bellevue ~. 3 81 al, Six
ioenih ay. n ct al Federal Az. y
- a.
Ofher improvement resolutionB,
" hIch we're adopted by The council.
had 70 do with North aud East 5ik.
tyfinh av. at A.. Burke Az ~ al
Fremont ay. Il al. Temple place
a al. Twenty first AZ 3, H0lgats
81. Seventh 70 Thirty first avs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
Just Think OF This

couple Of hundred dollars VII
purchase a lot az Port simpson nov
before the Grand Trunk Pacific
reaches there. When the railroad ~
buiit 10 Port Simpson land there viii
be- worth ten times So present value.
The Port simpson Improvement
co. 5is Pioneer building are agents
fUf the sale ~ che f0wnsite. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
ON THE
MILK QUESTION

tzef air D. shipued IN bulk fef ea-
elusive use iu the dairy and bafiiiHg
room.
After this. the commission ulil
append the certified HtAmp. and
pfesto. certified mills at from Is TO
Is cents quart. vaFyinK according
g the hour % delivery.
The milk commission was aus
pointed b. fssa - President llTous
81 the medical s9eietg. Circular let
fafs have been sent 90 Seattle deal
etn and recommendation - hiEh-
- prices Tor pure milk has been
made Tho dealers have shown
ilitie enthusiasm Ia the mos cement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
Gentlemen! Gentlemen!

Tomorrow You can set n shaving
outfit 10 cheap ~ narieiia Red
Gross Durg Store. sie Second ave-
that you'll never ruiaH the money.
FRENCH plate mirrors. aoc kind. sc.
good shaving brushes. zoe. VII
iiam'a easy shaving soap. zoe bars.
sc These pnorH good t0morroE
only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

TOSnpAH. New, Nov. Post
master 4. " Musha announced yes
tefday that plans arr nos pfaes
tieallY completed for wireless lnie-
graph service between Tonopah and
san Francisco. A wireless piaat T.
e be Installed la thls camp. which
q Il expected viii vosk direct With
san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

xrw YORK. NeK e.-Ihe ton
- sssfehisfs arrested a week
- sasFxea With unlawful a..
.l.s. akainss the peace of the
..sx.ument wefe held Yesterday
= ~ - bail each for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

CIT o. MEXICO. Nov 6 - y
Starr HHni. for whom a wRrrnn.
~ isxe~s hsr~ On ocf. 3 last.
sazfxssx klsn WITH fraad In eunnec
~ vstk ~ settlement ~ the -
falTs u the International Bank a
Tsnzf cpnpanY. which failed N
lyzi WIS yesterday acquitted ~
s1T e1npilritT In The matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

raRyRl.ANn. o. Nov t'ul
- sh.sif complaint against "a
l.s...ss IN ohla eharEinE rate dla
p....s.ssh,n. IN indereuaenl oil re-
- expcet 90 iedso similar cont
80 Is ri ether states that have
,.ss-aa cUmmlsaions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

Nxr GAMBLE. Nov. 1T Rob
ri Exel. uAe for The past thfes
~ 4 hall Years has BEEN pastor
4 ~ ennk4xzlioaAi eAanch At
nsssaos. has ssen called 80 the
vszterxts ~ fha church Rt this
,rszs nfs has accepted the cali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

soFfa. Nus s-Tbc fctrrff cab.
49, has resigned. as q did not en-
~ ia cordial seaport of pafllas
- Nsnsxter of the interfor Pct.
- she leaArr 81 the stamooulolf
80 uhrh now has a majority Ia
- skamheg. has formed a usS cab
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

DENVER. Nas. & Etcn Smith,
, nsllisaaire mlnlnx nan. whose
Auue " alr years has hxsen la Los
asesEes. died yesterday AZ the
hsme q his son 10 Law. Charles r.
cxraksz. 10 this eity. after having
wkfsr.s an SEPARATION for appgn'
xrRta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

NV YuRk. SoF. b--The Sonth.
an Pselslr's offieo here vas offi
enf1r a8xised yesterday that the
k<ak in she Colorado river leading
4 ~ IApetiAt valley and Saitpn
= va effersnally closed By the
s.<5se~rs snaAes AZ nocn
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hYatrn EnretINe


reelected secretary and treasurer.
Investment Company Meets
A meeting of those who haze
purchased property through the
American Improvement 4 inyeNf.
ment COMPANY Al lakeside Citg,
lake CITY or ter CITY additions
Nlil be held At the ufnre Of the
Van d. Nanfes Davis eomRanx. ta
the starr BoYd huildlaE. Wednesday
evening
lecture on AT
Prof "a A Faifeioush. az stan.
ford university, leetared last night
before the Seattle Archaeological
society on Greek and HumHn Hft
aud sculpture The meeting Wis
IN the dining room VI The Standuf
hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

ANTA ROSA. Cal. Nos. 6--Ths
s2rr q TIE arbitration oausfuit.
- fsesnfiF appointed 70 adjust the
EleTsaees between the Petaiuma
Z saata Rosa Electric railway and
= sniplo9es fled it, report yes.
tsfay The men asked for an in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
ketehuFn Busy.

crease In wages and an adjustment
~ hours and overtime The arhi.
traitors reported In favor 81 ate
ceats per hour for conductors and
rotormen. an increase % - eents.
also an Increase foF hrakcmen from
20 to ssh cunts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

..e9s Nas. & France NlH = =.
PAM '.s ~ warshlps 10 the
~ N me jamestown eApoal
e. ss' Aeril 81. 1870
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

san FRANCISCO. Nov s--Tke
sna4zru placed On frsixht boand
~ san Frnneiaca. owing 10 the
euzzfstlaa in The yards heYe and
Il DxklsaA has been raised Lum.
bsr Is nns tho 0nty commodity
sA,<h vllI net yet b recefvcd b.
~ ssushsrn Pacific for San Fran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

.rs4fN4snAA New, 8 TIE
- All company suffered a
49,, 4 .issst Sie eco resulting frun
.hish trake nut tn Hs Yaris
- kilns Santas nlsht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
ss.s, cosv~n Fails

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-An Sfon
t7u soluma 90 feet long. which had
~ a<sn placed IN position On the
mtoc8 nnor q The mes Grand Cen.
"a ko,eIs yesterday toppled over
~ crashed throagh heavy iron
f'srrs - he basement. a distance
= y fret 4 struck and killed a
swxnss aad seriously inlurud an.
saex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

NORTH YAKIMA. Nov. e-=iaa
= nrooka and Charles A. Williams.
two yunuE msu arrested last sum.
mer on the charge u Forging the
name II ] A Spiawn ~ checks and
obtaining the money on the same.
went Into coars yesterday aud
pleaded guilty The coart saspcnd
"a H~ntence and made them give
81 900 hoaas each pending good BE-.
haxioF, They aFe both from the
SclAh dlsfFtct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

.rragfA Kan Nov 8 WI
~ noted preacher Of the
- ss. church. who camo here
49, ...,rs asn fum england. died
sss - q PARALYSIS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

xyw YORK. Nov b~luattce
usrs.a "A 0BFica prasidtng Jus
- = IL aagrelIate departmcnf N
=. snnnene court. resigned Ncatcr
- IS wsnmc the practice ~ law
k<ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

uRsrlANA, Nov Q, v.i.,.,., =
$50 - AZ frhn rhaulaw che Not
r.. lsaascapo painter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

- ANgEl .Es. Nov 6 Thorn
49,, a stock actor, Neai
9 - ~ re Pacific eoast sad n
lss~x - riie died AZ his homt
NV '.,sF,iav ~ tuberculosis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

The councii last night passed "a
ordnance transferring SO 600 FROM
the water faaa 70 the iixhting fund
fof the Temporary relief Of the lat.
ter, pendlax the decision II the
supreme eourt Upon the validity Of
The rvr~nt bond rincfi1n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
Rainy Weather

Means protection for Yutfr horses
Ges a pArafflne cover fsum Togls
ffeaaersoh. the saddieFY wan. aiE
Ocridsntai ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

The Seattle Associated Arts xnd
Crafts have issued Invitations Ais
the hauaawnFuinR 81 their roeentf
u acquired prrtsiaea 1t the coreisf
OF noYisgon and SminE A capital
praxrani af musical talent ~lll lsl
rendered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

The Charity Organization society
yesterday elected officers fof the
ansmtuK year. as follows 1usn
aehram. reelected president. Win
field II smtth. Leo kohn. Mrs X
WfnHiaw and Mrs. Isaac Cooper.
vice prrafdanis. aud 4 sAoFrnck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
LOCAL FLASHES


The Indictment weather last uikht
did not prevent peaple from tlillak
the First Christian church go hear
Miss Margaret Olaon's dramatic
recital The demands made ug-nu
her testified 90 her ropularitY a.
dramatic rceltAtioulsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

Get estimates from US before har.
ing yoar Hot Water Plmat Installed
Geo ~ Bruwn Fiufnbinx CO. gxt
Pine 81 both phon~e 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
WIRE


Asss Nv. 6 The death is
ilN..l ~ Aulzef " Il hef
, $50 e1s aurealist seea . 'e''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

ELLIOTT q mecREcoR. Taliors
for Knod frenesrs. fs1s sna Arr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
TERROR OF SEATTLE'S SCHOOL TRUANYS
THE MAN WHO DAILY ASSISTS
rHu YouNosruHs or rHg
QUEEN CITY IN WALKING
TIE EDUCATIONAL PALT

ant officer haH many instances on
record which newer reached thr
ears at the public. which be- arrun
uloualY restricted Ia the sole kuos J.
edge uf the parents of the young.
Htof involved
The Inner Facts.
A glance al the card catalogue in
the truani officers drak reveals
many aH exciting episode in the iifr
uf a school buY. and not seldom ~
that of school glfl The oftieon ~
called out on AL manner Of canehf
ranging from \ daring rotbvfY 20 a.
child refusal to go 60 school diie
To fear Of the snccinator Not mann
days ago d hos OF twelve broke into
a house and stole 60 pounds af lead
pipe Co sell in junk shop A mum
Der OF youngsters have been an.
pretended by the officer for fishing
In the canal one buy WAS COM
PEELED 90 remain out 81 school 20
run an express waEun for hiA
drunken father. Many children are
caught while working without a
AtfNfAAN. NftNAA'AAtlhH AAt htAN - NV
officer shows nnihinE but case 81
tilnesa Tho majority Of cases. how
ever. reveal onls tho inrsterate De.
sire Go take a chance Al the game
OF hockey
system Effective.
Few boys. declared the officer
yesterday. scume up on second ur
third offvnsoa find that mf
system 81 helping them brace up
instead ~ letting the public get
hold OF the story II effective
The truth ~ his declaration
would b. testified 20 by countless
school boys 81 thla city u one we're
to qulEf them IN many instances,
a worried booking youth who has
gotten into hot water Wili enter The
office ol Mt keichum and ooufide
his Troubles g. him. not. aesmiuglx.
with the metre purpose OF stealing
a march on justice bat out Of Ecnu'
iae love Fof the officer and desire
Tor sound advice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
kErcHuM nv NAME AND
cAToa'uM BY PROFESSION
nc Is CONSIDERED THH
FArhER OF sTUoUNrs-
METHODS usUp.

Luck played a strange Gamer
Nhen rruaHt Officer T. "A Ketehum
of this city drew for NAMES. So. al
all events. thinh the army of public
aehool youngsters. who. hy reason
81 their yasranl propeuaitios aud
ldlius dispositions. ANNUALLY fail
into the clutches ol the man Whose
business a "a to corral The truanta.
and hoad them ouer more faf the
Path which a. very straight and
very narrow
When Mr ketchum came 20 50.
attic he promptly began "a role.
safe into position ~ history
the DAYS ot idling youtha Al
first hts name was q joke amons
the more daring ol the Young
soldiers OF fortune but no soan
made good tho threat in his name.
For IN his college daya he used 10
nerl of the hundred Yard dash in
- SIS. state record time down IA
Colorado. Hnd the speed Of his legs
seemed not 20 have diminished
Whenever yoathfui ruprobate un.
aerteok TO set GA hts mark. get set
and SO The truant officer tells
many an exciting story OF settling
into the hope which never a young.
ster has hitherto bcen able 10
escape. Many have attempted 10
nlt their neetness against hts. bat
every race has wound up disaster.
oualy Tor the truant
Nstehum Basy.
Mr. kctchum Is amnipreseut
For ten or fiftuen minutes each
morning. the boys al the Central
school. playing taE and football Ia
the nchooi yard. feel. ghosc Who are
tnantly ar erimiually inclined. an
aeccleration in the beat of their
hearts as they catch sight of The
officer through The window II the
superintendent office hulldinE
Shortly after % o'clock he dis
appears. and then he ts the busiest
man ia Seattle There are a dozen
clues 90 be followed. a score Of boy
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bhe Best in the World

inzs GOOD article can gain and
n>s he eUafi4enee % the people
proven BY The wonderful popular
y q AaDlesae. The enormous.
meseassd sales iris fan 81 this
- ami parest Of flavorinR ex.
aset plainly demonstrats that u
~ zaihed a permanent place on
. snelf Of nearly every house
~ 2 Seattle. Maplsine makes a
ss''e'oas maple syrup at about half
- eoss q the eastern goods Try
- ho'lle from your grocer. rs
verlh While 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06
The Cheapest and
Best

Considering all its advan-
tages, its fine location, in
the University and LAUREL
hurst districts, its aristocrat-
ic surroundings, its unsur-
passed view of Cascade
Mountains and Mt. Rainier,
its accessibility by both Boat
and Electric Car, Palisades
lots are the cheapest and
best of anything that is now
offered to Seattle buyers.
The features of Palisades
lots are. beautiful location,
grand view. large lots, LOW
PRICES AND EASYTERMS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-06

Look at the Map and bring it with
YOU. Look at the fine lots marked $500,
$500 and $500. You can't get better lots
in the city of Seattle for the money They
are soxIoo. Larger than ever offered be-
fore at the price, Each lot has beauti-
full view OF the lake and mountains. For
a home or for investment they are the
best. Go out before they are all gone.
To reach the Palisades take the Madi-
son Street Car to Johnson's wharf, north
side OF Madison street on Lake Wash
ington A regular boat runs TO Palisades
every hour, leaving on the hour, every
day.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-03
HOTEL ~AMERI0A"

! OAt6, RsEauraa, J dushAs-Esis hssi GMAas sR 10 saS e y
Asso ndnEo 81, he sis ssnplstAnsnAs rstermA&s, Osupanas una Dc las %
Gases mGa o6modAA , vuHlAdAa Dc sssn JuAasl usna VstaA la bahia eapa
Eslcsa saA , hahNaciousa pArs uns sotA pRsona , para iamiiA. eomsder!
|A aarta, sarVlao sammsdo, psdsnde :. pasawo nsgaE , 1ah1 dl hoS
gaa Neasaia > ksviAaa VTsEes q EAzsA SNAsa RAs pHsleeet
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-03

81 a. 8. 80: So: :: s. a -" -. n ~"1 5 : @ssS %7 sI %s 80 af MD. n ~ ~ ..; .S"' ems"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-03
Qip, d 81, hsM d AanA AMs lnnn 10 Ia lnnll, Tf0im MN, S7.
a. do ns.YsE AhHeL Broadway M%e o MEens.s ~ Huk Agent &c. eeanux
|E'|g|' G'nuc|a| Dc Spencer
| On k'Dg'ton New York

Curso ssmsrcial complete. Lame.
dusia Dc hhres. esseaograffa. tslssra.
nal cerrsspsAdeaeia en- Ing. a., suse.
nads per expsrtos pre- fssorss. arap
solisttad do Graduates. Hespsaais,
s3ys3.se aenAnsl. Pfdass hsrnsso
eatAacgs do 60 pAgiAAs.
Dissesi6a: sssnssr's Bxsinsss O..
HAMs - MzAn AwAaa ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-03
The New York Porto Rice Steamship eonpany
Be smtYb Pa ua d lddk1b Il los Ehdg-Bpms /, lp(h,
ARXCIO AZ CAP0ZA/E

n sapor PekTe Rice iisvsrdo passjs'
res y ssyga. salask TO 6aR a lss dcs 70 10
NJ air. gAda para tsdss los sxsrtss de 4 JalA
de 81 rats. saks JguiaAiss tschAa: per el
Mete, Ossabfs BIT y 81, Nsvisnbrs IA y %,
a. oetubrs II y Is, Novienbre 9 ' q, Dl
cisMbrs 9 J %.
Rsss vspor % Hsets cen les vApcYes do
sata Csnps afa para Ntw York. Sc reside
eargs hsSta las asss dsl die aales de salida.
Sc veAesa PASSES ~ las saeiBas, hAstA las
Wager vAsce llsvanas earga .elamsnls
saldr& para tsdss les puertoa do 10 Isla de gu
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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-11-08
DANGERS FROM DYSPEPSIA.
imperfect Digestion Most Prolific
Cause Of Serious Disease.

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