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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-01-17
SOCIETIES..

MASONIC.
A.F. and A. M.-Forsyth Lodge NO .aS, meets
on saturday upon or aiter the iuil moon ID
each month. Il. q. FoRD, W. Nj +.
J. W POWELL, Sec.
A. f, and A. NJ. - Kirbyville Lodge No. 264,
meets on Saturday night upor or next before
the full moon In each month.
'"' G. W. vAszASDr, W. NJ.
ED. JACKSON, Sec.
A. +. and A. M.--Clanin Lodge, No; ss9, Pro
TEN, Mo, meets on or before the fali moon In
each month. z. A. JAMES, W. NJ.
D Z. s.-Cnapter No. 81. meets first and third
Mrs MANY VAxzANDr, W. NJ.
II. q. AwBREY, " p. a II. PARRISH, Sec
wooDMEs
VI ". A.--Forsyth Camp No. $3.50 msets on
Tuesday upon or lirst following the full moon
" ~ j. v. Baldwin. Head Consul.
@. II. GRooM. Clerk.
ODD FELLOWS.
100. F,-iarrison Lodge, No. 6ij, meets
second and fourth saturday nights.
meets first and third saturday nights.
100. F.-swan Lodge No 533, Taneyville,
Mo-, meets every Thursday night "
B.J BurLxH, Sec.
100. R.-Beayer Lodge, No. 673, Kissee
Mills, Mo. meets Saturday nights before sec
oDd and fourth Sundays
W. l.. JOHNSON, Y. q.
IO.o.,F. Golden Rod Rebeccs Lodge, No.
:i Taneyvile Mo- ,ns %es!s as..ss,x every lsesaay
EAsrr ycrLER, Sec.
CHURcHES.
sTcNE CHAPEL. FORSYTH.
E.-Services irst Sunday In each month /,
morn lag and vening. REy. L. B. GRIFFIS.
Union sunday School every sunday morning st
IOo,c.ock You are welcome.
MRs. II. NJ. Lee Sec W II PRIcs, upt
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1907-01-17

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
MIGHTY RUDE
AoAla ~ PORN - HANLos
SAYS HAS sATisFieo-oov.
eucHTGL GERS Sassy

what Rube waaaeli headed 10
hrlng him down 70 pitching form
was a suspension and an arrsa.
Since these thlnss happened be has
pulled himself toxethsr and eele.
hrAied By letting the White snH
down with three hits. winning ?
% I.
The Broncho. 2oo4. worlds
champion racing mare. has gone
lame. and viii not BE aeeh on the
track this season.
Clark Griffith wants less Tame.
hni OF the n0stuus. Tor the New
York Highiauderz.
The better the man the more
credit will get FOR knoekin' bis
bioomin' cad of, says English
Johnny Summers.
Foxy Ned" Ilanlon says he Is
satisfied with his bunch Of Gin.
cinnafl Reds. aud after tlneanuinE
two twirliug recruits viii keep the
team a. II H. Wonder II Pork
town fans are as well satisfied
Az shrubb. English long distance
running champion. has landed in
America. with the prufessed inten-
tlon Of racing LonRbeat. the Can.
adlan Indian champion. shfubb Is
a professional
Short distance races for autos
aeem 10 have lost their drawing
power. The races OF the future
viii be twenty fourhour endurance
affairs or 80 and i00.mile brushes.
President shively. Of the West
crn League. has decreed That when
a player g. bounced from a game
By the umpire he must hike from
the grounds.
In turning down a petition 81 the
Christian Cltizeuahip Union. OF
Denver. % prevent the Lewis Gard.
ner fight. May q. Gov. Buehtel. Of
Colorado. said All The union has
done n 10 make the young people
read tho newspaper sporting
pages"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

n took Is innings yesterday to
decide the game between Seattle
saa Tacoma. and u was httle
baseball session that kept the fans
guessing all the time. Nothing but
goose eggs had been registered ap
20 the beginning Of the hoodco
roana II Vas then that Allen his
safely. stole second. came third on
Cows out TO short and raced home
On Myers clean hit into ieft field,
n VAS a great game all round Ciaf
lin. tor Tacoma. pitched better
game but Allen kept working All
the time and wish the support he
had he had to via. Tacoma made
eight hits 20 seattle's six. and each
team made one error. Ia spite OF
abe stick WORK Of thu heavy hitting
TIGERS they could not score. Allen
spt tao hits.
In Saturdays game the locals
riAvet a contest Ia every way
worthy Of raeation. IN spite OF the
fact thar the Seattle bunch - badly
crippled a fine exhibition 81 bail IL
hesnx put % and no fault IL 10 be
found Walsh vas opPozed 70 hnt-
Ter IN Saturdays game and when u
vas over Il vas found that the Cubs
had come out ore score 10 the good
The winning tally came In the niath
when shea let q ball pass him. II
vas hiah-elasz bail srom the first
g. last Hearne was back 10 The
game. and IN spite 81 his bad hand
flsysd q good game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
GIRL TO RACE AUTOSHERE'
PRETTY nNufIsff DHishH tAN
MUM oAas ANp SANS woa ias
Ann hest cmAuFFEuns.

tsesttie stars Exclusive sersfes.i
NEW YORK. June Alters ts a
Eiri that can make her swa auto
mobile and race u. % Pretty,
blead aud IN her early hFsnties h
niaa vietoria uodwin. the woman
champion racing auto driver Of
England. Miss aoaNin arfised iete
ana will Try for some American ret
ords
This Il her storYi
'erhat beautiful geidtp florida
asaahare. where tasY faee satamo=
biiss Ia winter. 50 fascinated me
when / read about Il that 4 luHt nad
10 come over
4 have been driving farisk cars
Tor aafur timn. fHw sAafs afSa
thought / oaaia race better f !
knew ali aboat my Hlas Vnes ~ I
worked faF ttz a week IN an auto
mobile works Ia coxuhtF9 When
gos through ! kasu ali aepus a. A :
tomohlie
'sThs fret Mig raee I entered ~Ha
from Paris % Sc feteFabUta, Tho
Russian roads were awful and I
had many unpleasant esneftenees
Later { tried tbs bi9asst run in
EnEian8 when I ssose aeshurss
power raf ffea Lands Ena 20 Jnhu
o'uroata. which " the full tsaGth
Of Engiand SD Heetisnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
DASHED TO DEATH
tserlpps Telegraph ssrvle..i

ROME. June captain Ulvalll.
a professional aetonAut. lost hts
nfe here yesterday Ia most trsE
ie way and the scene was wit.
nssaea b. Klng Victor Emmanuel
aud the queen.
War maneuvera were being eK'
ecuted and The review vas taking
place before royalty.
Captain ulvelli assembled In bis
war balloon. Suddenly al electric
storm burst forth and the spec
tafors wsre Mortified 20 see a
flash Of hghtning strike the baE
Flames suddenly shot forth and
the car containing Captain uivclli
started towards tho earth, a dts
lance 81 nearly a mile.
The injured man was picked up
and hurried 20 rhe hoauital. but
died without recovering conscious
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
HARD Tlmg GALL.

A hard time ball will be givon
by the Seattle Council No ZIG. Fra
terual Aid association. Al Groyer
hiehl hall. 27t5 Jackson st. on Wed
neaday evening, June s. Prizes will
be awarded 20 the best hard luck
costumes. a hard time lunch vii
be served. and fine viii be- levied
for any one embollighing himself
or herself with tho following I'm
cry SILK waists. ieweiry, white col
lar. and nhlnna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
oc.. Tilaaia iOS. laird. Time i'is
a
LOUISVILLE.


First Race. three-fourths mile
naassrian ~ (pilacl ~ 70 8, won;
Aaoaaa ie1. second MannorcAn VI,
third Tine 1898.
second Race. ftvr eiEhfha mile
Rebel Queen iot u4sol ] 70 ?, ~on;
Haila~ f0s. second. L.Ady'a Man 81,
third Time 0s.
Third nnce. one niie--Cablegfsrn
Zoe (Ausilnl n 10 s. woa. Phil
FIneh III. second. The Mlnks llS,
third. Time fts 90.
Fourth Race. ateeplechhte--St
VulmA IBt fArchibaiai : 10 ., won
Pirate tsl. second. kiiidoe la,
third Time bs IS.
F1ffh Race. ore milc--Nr Fafn'
am ISL tcoillerl. > 10 .. won3
awift Wing ISL. second. Pete Vine
kar iaT. third. Time ~ 80 a-b.
sixth Race. ono and one-Mir'
teanth mile Sponge cake los
tMoriarttyi 20 l. won l.ans
aauns ioE. seeoad. ncnaiEo III.
third. Time i;S2,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
SATURDAYS RACES


First Race. fisselghtha mite Tai.
amund Tie lMci.augniinl. 20 |.
xon. Harbog tQt. second. Hotrou
i0T. THIRD. Time AIS IS.
Eccond tac~. une and onessixs
tseath mile-cabin I9a tklfsehs
haaml. 7 10 I. ~oa. Hugh Mellow.
an toa, eeoond. Eletstion los.
thira. Time itst 6.
Third Race. ftveeighths mile
College Widow lot laressl. IS 70
6. won Runaway iof. sneoad. BAL.
made -. third fine co -.
Fourth Race. ono mile tSanfafs
o. (navtAf. III TO 5. woa. nedfurd
%. necnnd. opttcian IS. third
Time 1855.
Fiflh Race. FntaFisy--st Fran.
els i0a tpavial. II 90 3. won.
nurninK Dash %. seroAd. Nothing
i0l. third Time 10
SIKH Race, thirteenalxtaeutha
mile kthoi Day tob tfioFell 8 to
Z. Won Security i0T. Asooad pfln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

accidents MY fret serious one NsH
when / tried 90 a9aEn another ~
ehian Rud Waa thrown 9ul' ht"e@
ma twa rihu Thnn, once hhf 10
whIri % starting haholp hFehN
ny left arm. la q raes On we latr
II Nan my ceiiuFhonr ~hs bfeANs.
afsan uofaan handle maehlnef
Ia many ways better than mon
sf.bst, ssftrato touch often Hiprs
mem sfistinrt advantages. Any fool
- a. fnst. bat o. requires the
htshsst ability 60 drive safely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
SEATTLE CUBS TAKE TWO
GREAT GAMES AT TACOMA
Cali GAMES AT $50,


MANAGER nusdale announe- =
= cd this morning that from 4
= nov % the afternoon games =
= On week days would com 4
4 menee at $50 O'Clock, but 4
4 that the sunday Eamea would =
4 be called at ; O'Clock. nug q
4 SAYS that the same Of yester- =
= day Was the greatest ever. 4
4 and he. as well "a the fans. 4
= Is entirely Satisfied with the 4
4 allowing made By the Cubs. 4
= The rotund manager says that =
4 the new man. Ellerby, Ia show. =
4 lng ap fine AZ third. and that =
= he is satisfied ileafne 10 In 4
= che game again. In spite 81 .
sore hand. and IA playing :
a we'll
Judging from the dope a. Z
IL has been developing there :
Il no reason why the locals =
ah0uid not take the series
\ from Aberdeen. Aberdeen
occupies is perch OF emi'
= nenee because Il took -four =
4 teen straight games from :
4 Vancouver II lost the az
= rscs with Tacoma. while Seat 4
4 tie won from the fiScrA.
4 The Seattle Aberdeen 50
= rles begins tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
WRECK


aAN ANTONlO. TcEl Juns =
one kliisd aud a score injured.
several Of whom Viii undonhtNdly
die. vas the result % the wreck.
Ing Of the passenger train No
on the Southern Pacific At LoHicf
yesterday
THE train was running AZ rate
Of Is ailea an hour. when sud
duaiY tho locomotive LETT thn
track. followed ~ ernry ooarh
composing the train. Two coaches
turaad over and n was In these
that the majority Of those iniured
wura riding
Train wrpckeFa or a detective
rail caumed the wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
Gold Medal Contest.

The annual gold medal contest
Ia el0cutlon OF the students OF Sc
attic college will take place Ia As-
sambly hall. Eighteenth and Marion
tonight The judges OF the contest
are. J. n. hgen. William PiggetL
]. W Wabranahek. j. u Murphy.
DR.. J. II Lyons and J. ~ Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
FIRE


Ngw YORK. June D. Early this
marninE fifo bfoke out aboard tho
white Star liner Oceanic Al hrf
dork. FLAMES Ners ahOoiinE forth
from the sineraEe department
Three asmbaFs Of The crsN we're
aboard and they called the Tire 20.
paftaient. xhich readily responded
The damAgo wiil amount 10 sio.
200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
Or. BoRiEs sURiEo.

The funeral services Tor the late
nr. Emil nories were held ycster
day afternoon from the Bonney
Watson Undertaking pariors. After
the services az the chapel the body
was taken to the Hills Of Eternity
cemetery whore intsrment was
made The services were largely
attended by friends. Rabbi Samuel
Koch affiliated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
puukards in the City.

About seventy German Baptlsts
or Dunkarda on their way homo
from the national conference nt Los
Angeles we're In Seattle yesterday
The party was headed by Bishopa
John Herr. I. W Tayi9r-eBd Rev.
william n OberholtHcr al 81 My
erntown. Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

a0080afb0 4
ga8tgaeat Q

af1usaaafE. ] hfse Hsse hif. coy two as
his Hhaw naeftfifa hifs Trraiun. ClTnse
saasllIia aiaf5 kfhaEssf r. FlrrhT stolen
issssa shaw Bennett fu. 80 On uasra.
Tacoma 8 Seattle 8. uaaasf balls Aftsa Z.
a#faFaaf . baHas On halls 81 Walsh .
sffs4ss aas - Butler e. b. walsh Tins
- gan7a Umpire Eiarf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
Sundays Game


E97nlFlsFI I'M FaaFl- - TT"1IH7|
IT, Heasus tsff - hasse Tacoma =
aa4fsls sssstaa ptsfs ursanaa - felr-
retf Hsarus t. SITS 70 Nararkry ~ ~
eifrhes h&a ~ Cfirin =. tas@t - nsiis
Ell g1anla. s-Fu' osfa - ElAfiin, , -
arsn. : Ttals q Esrns ia unpirr.
Kt81f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

OF course. with our origin. u r.
scarcely 20 be wondered at that
some Of IA are attn Of the common
or garden variety Puck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

ladies' oo~ns-of crtra fine eambhe-mosi effective -
mlngn Of lace Insertion and ribbons. LONG short sss
s200 and t225 values the June White sale at SIM
Ladies' oe~ns-Porfecuy lovely quality Of nansook VA
ausi,s trimmings Of lsce RAnnook insertion and ha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
Ladies' Drawers

Ladies' psssefs-Nualln. with neAt
hematitched ruffie. others with
dainty Lace trimmings. Regular
ase values. Ia the June White
sale at .....s..s......... LOG
Ladies Drawers Pine muslin
with vide ruffls and lace trim
mihgh. exceptionally well made
garments. Regular 80 values.
In tho June White Sale At .x3e
Ladies' ors~srs-6uperior grade
muslin with embroidery and lace
trimmings. also cluster tueks--
splendid bargains. Regular SOC
values. Ia the June White Sale
al .sss.sss .ss.sst..s.ss..5 Ss
Ladies' pf.usrs--Gut full and
vide. deep fiounea OF insertion
and lawn. others Of embroidery
we'll made Regular sbc val.
uea. IN the June White Sale ~
ss.st... ssssesssss ss.stss oBs
Ladies ora~srs--Entra quality
cambflc with tucked flunnce of
lace ard embroidered trimmings
Regular 800 values. in the
June White Sale at .s......gDf
Ladies Drawers Esauisissly
fashioned OF ftno cambrte with
umbrella ftoancs. lace insertion
ana rlbbon trimmings Regular
81 Is vAluea. IN tho June White
sale Al s.ssssss*s.sssss use
ladies Dra~ers--Dainty eambno
with deep. full Lawn fionnca.
trimmings Of lovely iaee and en-
Hnrtlon. Regular 81 90 values. In
the Juno White sale AZ sI.56
Ladies' pfasers-t1ne nAiunooh.
with deep fi0uuee. embroidered.
lace ard tucked trimming sf
fects Regular 81 values IN
the June White sale AT sI.65
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

when a woman's b. unable TO get
what she wants nho triton NJ r1r-
Vince herself that ~ wasn't worth
having. anyway chicago Nowa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
UnapprOaChabIe in Its Field
Ladies' Gowns

Ladies oo~ns--Iilgh or Y.shaped
styles In muslin with tucked
yokss, with lace or embroidery
edging. Regular b9c values. In
ths June White Sale At ....3S%
Ladies' oo~ns--High and low
neck styles embodying ercsp-
uionaIly pretty trimming effects.
Regular csc values. 10 the Juas
White Sale NJ .............fsf
ladies oe~ns-Auslin Of superior
quality. high neck styles with
tucked yoke and embroidery
trimmings. Regular Sc values.
In the June white Sale at. .o3f
Ladies' oo~n--Fins muslin. high
neck with embroidered yoke.
also Bishop styles with round
yokas OF insertion. Regular 81 %
values. in tho June White Sale
AZ ..s.s.ssss ..sstssssss soy
Ladies' ce~ns--FAahioned full Of
fine eambde--round and square
yokes OF lace. Insertion and en-
brolaory. Regular sizb values.
in the June White Sale al 9se
Ladies' oo~ns--cAmbrie with
round or square neck. 10 dainty
Bishop styles. with short fancy
sleeves. Regular si5o values.
In the June White Sale at s1.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

VERY NEWEST LINEN SKIRTS, srEcsA
TOMORROW ~ THE JUNE sAtk
o or WHITE At sa.es.
Fully gored. extra wide and generously plzaN
no tnmminga. the attraetiyeness Il
perfect simplicity of style. very rich n
pcarance and high quality linen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
LADIES SKIRTS

Ladies skirts--Mads OF good musn. 81
length. lslneh fiounoe Sith elnsser tscks ~
extra dust ruffle Regular CSC salaes II
June White Sale al ..s....5.....-..... ~
Short sklrts--Muslin with stde ruffie ~
trimmings and cluster tucks. vel msde Zee
uiar Gee values IN the June White sale
......... ..s......... 1sf
Ladies' skirts--F1ne muslin with istncA ficss.
rows az lace insertion. lace edge % hcsaaR
and cluster tunkA Regular 81 20 rxiHa. i
the lime White sale At ~
Ladies' skIrts-Flne muaiin with deep nszfx
dainiiy trimmed with embroidery sae 30
Regular sl25 values. ia the June Waite ssf
~ .......... .......s 81
Ladies' sklrts--Muslin with deep uIhFt2
nounco. beautifully trimmed with taeks =
embroidery Regular si.ka valves. = .
June White Sale at ..s...s+.s.......si -u
Ladies skirts--ExtrA quality camefit N
deep. fun embroidered fieaneo and eitse.zs
tucked effects Regular 90 valass : y
June White sale At -ff.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
Monuments

Art Marble Co. 20i1 second av..
three doors north OF Virginia
Both phones 178s. 80"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.


uTsETE Manf IuHa . -apatarq foot an
efhef game from To- rirers ga the hone
tallIHtk Saturday. aiuuiHE hy TIE easr
faafHiH - ~ ff The an1fanea tfnfHa
q HaHn aHI rahnHa8 Or % HIia ani proved
alsslItH HeHas HlfH ere STICK Quirr' +
faaah laafe4 Tor fhfae two. lass hits nn1
tHd fhHaa base hila
aears- n w. y
h nl. -.-----..-..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

BEAUTIFUL NEW LINEN SKIRTS. SPECIAL
TOMORROW IN THE JUNE SALE OF
WHITE At s2.es.
Fashioned OF an excellent. lustrous quality
linen fully plated with three bands all
around skirt. quality that will launder most
satisfactorily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

NtANNNtANH .NF-AAM asa1 st"t ~ =
Eftsksun and AitinAh umpttea Ehfst.
ABERDEEN. June 1 iiY wtnntus sssia
Atsgaean tufk sitVnfef hetd ~ hfst
place saturday The Aesfstesns tssas
fanry 60 thegaisf ana issueasa htfs =
srsen Fuas. two runa hstna sssufsa hsse
trgofe who injured his hAaa white pa
iiaT aht nasitiser IN ths thlft atfsie fns
ne laeals psi shs hall ever ths teess taf
hnnss fvn.
800. n ~ n
Atsftsen ssttsstsssssss sssssssssss
Nare0utFf tssss sstssts .stsskstsssf
ttafttttea- Tannfsan shd haeuixsfs L
xsaU Ghssahef and hahiksFs
~ yesterdays Esuta AhHfaeen wa = ne
sr..ittd tmnius hea thfae fttna sAftsH e
rhs feature 81 The session Wsa tHH Nse
~ t'tuli Ia lett reid faF she sahAEts te
mate = one hanHed catch tH tbs ttHh thst
ed ths craaA Mild ~ tbs asNsnth NJ
inaAu an0sagg great catch
s,.,s n a. x
Ahvtagen ,...tsss.,s'.' s-'ssssssst'
NknruaNgF sstsastttsss ssfssatfseff
batteries tuaslabathsa aha laeattiasfi
fsaakiia ant aissnesf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03
Wanted Dress Fabrics in the June Sale of White

Use BRADFORD mosAIRs--iu all the popular
new shades. fine. iBatrpua quality, ~ inches
wide Tomorrow At. yard .....-....... soc
ssINcA ALHATRoss-Au wool In white and
cream c0lnrinEA. very aerYiceable quality
Tomorrow at yard ................... az nc
csc EMBROIDERED MoHAlRs--cream shade
with dainty silk embroidered figures; SPLEEN
did wash fabric Tomorrow at yard 59e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

With hcmstltched ufile
and fine sheer swiss.
with BatteuberE APP
plique, dainty scroll Dc
sirus. Special SiT6
values Tomorrow. in
the June Sale OF White
at pair ..,.....S 1.2b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

csc POPLiN BATIsTES--Newest. shades
brown tan. blae also black, IS inches ~ u.
Tomorrow az, yard .....s.t..s.. NV
ese WOOL BATisTEs--Ffue cheer -
fabrics. in cream color. Very special tena
$50 CREAM MoAAiRs-Full fifty 10
wide. a beautiful. lustrous quality Iof -. =
pretty as silk Tomorrow At yard .ss's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-03

batteries. titeNieeaihsa ana heatt'asf
Fsaakitn ant spenesf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-26
Ounce pueblo 5 incendiados $
La anarqula ell Ruman1a

Nueva York, martes.-Ouince villas han
sido destruidas por las llamas en- r Rumania La
violenCla de los revolucion arios es consterna-
dora.
El cuadro que ofrecen esos pueblos arden
do, es horrible. Ell nimero de victimas ha sido
lncontable. Es una esCena dantesca de una
bar barrie repulsva
FL lncendio ha sido causado por la rebellion.
que antlncia otros planes de destruction de
Irulna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-26

Nueva York, martes.-DiCen los despachos
de Washington que Ell goberno de Roosevelt
en- vista de la grave complication que tlenen
los asuntos de Centro- america, sostiene nueva
mente la necesidad del arbitraje, para evitar
que tome proporc,ones mayores el problema
CeptrO americana.
Al lmite que han lle2ado las cosas, es indls-
UenSable una lnteTvenClGn am1StOSa que pOnga
Temedio al NAL gravisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-26
Los abuses
de la soIdadesca
A sangre y tuego Ell la Capital

Nueva York, martes. - La soldadesca de
Nicaragua, ha cometdo todo genero de abusos
y desmanes la capital de Honduras Las
tropas Sc han entregado al desenfreno al sa-
queo.
Los esfuerzos que han heCho los efes por
contener los desmanes, han sido in,1ti!es
Los soldados han tornado Teguciga pa
anarquia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-26

Esta tarde las dos Sc verlf1c6
ell Teatro Municipal ell ensayo general
d toda orqnesta del primer acto de Il
opera Carmen para la function Que
tendra lugar ell go del corriente, bajt
IA direction del notable maestro don
Francisco CortEs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-26
NOTIClAS

Esta noche Sc verificara en- ell Tea
tro Municipal el ensayo general toda
orque.ta de la cpereta "Los Piratas de
Penzance que Sc pondra en- escena
benefcio del hospital Presbiteriano,
ba 10 la direction del maestro Mr.
Griffit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-26
Ef telef0no sin hilos
Un inVentO aleman

Nueva York, martes.-En Berlin sc han
hecho con satisfactorlo exito los ensayos del te-
lefono sin hilos, con eyito extraordinario.
Ell descubrimiento esta perfectamente re-
suelto
Ell servicio admirable, de una precision
nunca superada.
I'm suceso complete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-26
Ruptura entire Venezuela
yFrancia
Ell asesinato de Mr.. Machamp

Nueva York, martes.-La prensa de hoy
|publica varios despachos recogendo sensacio-
males rumores de I'm rompimiento entire Vene-
zuela y Francia, por Ell asesinato de Mr.. Ma
champ. ocurrido en- territorio Venezolano
Dlcen los despachos que Francia Sc mues-
ira muy energica, y demanda reparacion
Immediate
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-26
Tegucigalpa se ha rendido
Honduras esta vencida

Nueva York, martes.-El eiercito de Mica
ragua, ha tornado la capital de Honduras.
La resistencia hecha por los defensores de
Tegucigalpa, ha sido debil. 80
La fuga del Presidente Bonilla ha sembra-
do el panico entire las troras
soiq Honduras esta venCida, Sc ha entregado
los invasores, SIN fuerzas para resistir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-26

Sc nos dice que don Pedro Nieves
de Coamo, ha dirigido TN escrito al
honorable gobernador namando Ia
atenclon de dicha autoridad acerca
de los peligros inminentes que CO.
rren los vecinos donde Sc hacen las
obras del acueducto de Coamo con
los desprendimieDtos que arroian los
barrenoS de dina mita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-03-26

En- la libreria del BoLET1N Sc halla
de venta una nueva edicion del Co
digo Civil, completada con "a apen
dices, que contienen las leyes que
ha modifcado 6 derogado dicho
cuerpo legal.
EE En- la misma libreria sigue de
venta el Codigo de Enjuiciamiento
Civil, con 81 APPENDICES conteniendo
otras tantas leyes 8 disposiciones del
procesal civil.