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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-28

New Jersey motorists have raised a fund
of several thousand dollars to thoroughly
test in the courts the speed law of that
state. which rural officials interpret to suit
themselves. always to the disadvantage Of
the motorist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-28

Success Of the Keene Horses.
NEW YORK, July Pit looks as If the
Keene horses will eclipse any record ever
made for one stable. Time was when the
candidates that carried the white and blue
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-30
RED CEDAR FOR PENCIL WOOD

Red cedar is tree of comparatively
moderate requirements as to soil and
moisture, and while it grows better un-
der favorable conditions it is a hardy
tree and is found naturally, and can be
planted, on the bluffs and among the
sand hills of the semiarid plains. Like
most trees of simple requirements, red
cedar grows slowly, and as is usual with
slow-growing ne-bearing trees it's wood
is fine grained and valuable. Indeed,
no other American-grown wood has the
distinction of being regularly sold by
the pound, and very few are so we'll nigh
indispensable for any purpose as is red
cedar for pencil wood.
Red cedar originally grew in quantities
sufficient for numbering through the
eastern portion or the United States
south Of the Ohio river, but very much
of it has now been cut and marketed.
tits no wonder, then, that pencil manu-
facturers are deeply concerned as to
their future supply Of pencil wood, as
they observe the rapid removal of the
red cedar forests. Enough cedar to I'll
daily ten rooms Of the dimensions 10 by
10 by 20 feet each is required for the
3l5, 600, 600 pencils manufactured each
year in the United States. 2
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The PROBABILITIES of the crop of the
Canadian northwest are being viewed
with interest. If the crop there is frosted
or poor yield it will have considerable
effect on the prices. While the amount
of grain raised there is not in itself a
very great quantity, being only about
the same as that of North Dakota or
Minnesota, yet as nearly all this grain
is exported to Europe, the quantity and
quality have considerable effect on the
European market-and therefore on the
price of our own export wheat, which in
turn has considerable effect on local
prices. The day is gone by when
"Liverpool makes the price of wheat
but of course it still has considerable to
say about it.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-30

A large red bug is working in the
wheat. 1t is drawn by four horses and
cuts the wheat off close to the ground,
ties it up in bundles and throws it on
the ground. 1t works late into the
night and begins early in the morning
several, at times are seen working in one
feld.-Grafton Record.
Miss Minnie Norton of this city has
entered the Minneapolis Tribune con-
test, and is competing for trip to the
east, visiting at jamestown, New York,
Washington and other points of interest
If her support is large enough, which
we hope will be the case, an automobile
or piano will be given in addition to the
trip.-Chronicle.
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and take>a political sleep for the next
twelve or fourteen months-and let the
Democrats have an undisputed vic
tory.
IMPENDING POSSIBILITIES

The prospects of two weakiings as
|cending thrones within short time is
fraught with many possibilities OIL much
moment to the world.
Francis Joseph of Austria Hungary
tis very aged man and must soon give
fhis place to his heir. Austria Hungary
is a "hyphenated" country in fact as we'll
as in print. The two main halves are
not,amalgamated in speech or tradition.
They have always been jealous of each
other and the emperor has been practi-
cally the only bond. Besides this there
|sare number of petty states which be-
long to the federation in each of which
the peoples are also different in Ian
guage and in habit. The German en-
peror undoubtedly has his EYE on the
Austrian part of the empire which
would easily amalgamate with Germany
while the Hungarians always did have
a strong feeling for self government.
What might come outof all this in case
of the death of the old emperor, would
be of immense Importance to the rest of
Europe.
Over across the Pacific there is anoth-
er possibility of great events in the near
future. The old dowager empress of
China is talking of abdicating in favor
of the real emperor who is conceded to b,
weak man. What with the ambitions
of Japan which is undoubtedly trying
now to be the paramount influence in tie
Chinese empireSthere are liable to be
tlings of interest to the nations, in the
far east before long and in these latter,
our own country is likely to have as
much if not more interest than any
otner. It is given out in Washington
that the great feet that we are sending
this winter to the Pacific is more on
this account than to intimidate the Jap
anese-though if Japan has any inten-
tions as to China, the feet will have a
certain effect in that direction, as we'll
as on other ambitious nations that
might want to interfere with our inter
ests there.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-30
UNION IS STRENGTH

There is considerable talk in the news
papers about Superintendent Stockwell
as candidate for governor next time.
Superintendent Stockwell is a good man
and he might be able to unite the insur-
gents and regulars as well as any other
man could-and if we are to have a Re-
publican governor next year then it will
take some such sort of man to do it.
Gov. Burke will be hard man to beat
under present probabilities. Unless
there is more union shown in the Re-
publican ranks than now appears on
the surface, not only will this state go
for Burke, but will Also cast it's elector-
al vote for Bryan. There are about two
dozen men in the party all claiming to
be good Republicans who are responsible
for this state of affairs, in the past, and
who will be responsible for the future.
They are the men on both sides who
have attempted to run the party in their
own interests, disagreed-and
then stood by their personal differences
and let the Democrats win.
To-day we are all busy fighting over
the next candidate for the senate, but
if we keep on this way we may save our
quarrels, 1T won't be our say SO. The
next senator will be a Depecrat.
OF course it is fool business all
around, but to paraphrase Mr.. Puck
"What fools these Republican mortals
be"-and the Dehocrats laugh and take
the proceeds.
We wonder if there is a single leading
North Dakota politician to-day that is
attempting to do anything towards the
uniting Of the party in the coming cam
paign? So far as we can observe On the
surface the party is rapidly disintregat-
ing into small factions under their gj re-
spective leaderships with such bitterness
Of feeling that each faction would prefer
tho selection Of Democrats than theelec-
ton Of thepther Republican.
The most Of leading Republican
North Dakota dailies are doing, what
they can for the success Of the Demo.
cratic part. next year and SO far as we
have seen, not3one- Of them has even at
B tempted to:heal the breaks in the party
but on the contrary are apparently try.
ing to make the breaches as much wider
& as possible.
I. Asswe have intimated, it would be.a
much siulp and moro. sensible propo.
sition and dtsave ! lot o. useiess fighting
Z and bickering i W. would Just 10 down
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Welded

A very pretty wedding occurred at
Yorkton last Wednesday, August 7th,
being that of Hiram M. McDougall and
Fannie A Ferguson, which was solem-
nized at the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Robert Ferguson, in the presence
of the immediate relatives of the con-
tracing parties. Promptly at $50 p. IN.
to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding
march, played by Miss Laula Ferguson,
sister of the bride, the contracting par
ties took their places beneath floral
arch, accompanied by little Helen Fer
guson as ring bearer, and the nuptial
knot.was neatly and impressively tied by
Rev. G. r. Sing, pastor of the Methodist
church. The bride was becomingly at
tired in a gown of white silk crepe,
which was beautiful in it's simplicity
with the usual veil and orange blossoms
and carried a bouquet of sweet peas.
Following the congratulations the
guests sat down to most sumptuous
repast which was much enjoyed by
everyone present. The presents were
beautiful and numerous, testifying to
the high esteem in which the bride and
groom were held by their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDougall will be at home
to their friends after September 1st.-
Yorkton Enterprise.
Mrs. McDougall was born and raised
at toilette in this county and has many
relatives and friends here who will wish
the young couple all possible happi-
ness.
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w A N I e D

Information regarding good farm that is
No AGENTS NEED ANSWER Wish to
hear from owner only. Willing to close his
own deal and save buyer paying big COM
Would also like to hear Of good small bus
iness for sale by owner. Address,
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT,
LOCATOR PUBLISHING CO.,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-08-30
Official Directory

U S Senators II g Hansbrough
U S Represen- Thos F Marshall
tatives a J Gronna
Secretary of State-Alfred Blaistlen
state Treasurer--A Peterson
State Auditor-H l. Holmes
Attorney General-T f McCue
Railroad Coua- e 8 sLss Deisem
missioners Si1nom Westtw
Supt of Pub Inst-W L Stockwell
Con, Com Sf II InsuTa15ce-K e y e :, ,GsS;9per s;3
Court 5 F Spa spalding
STATE SENATORS
1st Dist-Jndson LaMoure Penbina
End Dist-F A Halliday. Crystal
REPRESENTATIVES
NV j Watts. Leroy
1st District Matter Welford, Necl,e
Joseph Morin, Neche.
(E III Res9arileyer Cav'r
End District John johnson; ,Gardar
&c GanSSle, st Thomas
Iudge::7th ] I'd. Dist-WJ j Kneeshaw
COUNTY OFFICIALS
States Attorney..M Brynjolfson
Sheriff-Geo Roadhouse
Auditorium. w Felson
Trea ThorwaldsOn
Register of Deeds-John F Gill
County yudge-H G Wick
Supt of SchOOls-F NJ Sherarts
Surveyor-F E Hebert
Coroner-Dr w NJ Brown
Public ADMINISTRATOR r Shaw
(1st-F c NFyrick, Pembina
Count, 2nd-S SiRurdson, Gardar
Co,,,,rs 3rd-Adam Norton, Caval'r
i 10 4th-J N Horgan, Neche
t6th-Wnn Bigweod st 'Th0,s =
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S Comfortable Residence Cheap
/ will sell my present residence cheap
and on easy terms. A bargain Tor some
q. ". sHlJMAKER,
n. =. Ry. ssation.
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Teachers Examlnatlon

The next teachers examination will be
held Friday and Saturday August 3Oth
and 3lst, in Bathgate and Pembina
Applicants living on the Walhalla
branch may take the examination al
Grafton.
+. N. sHERARTs,
County Supt. School.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-30

IT, G. C'est ta Of JlcEsmlvne
was visitor to The city ycsterda
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-30

g T. Norri en-. cf eavenuah. WIZ,
REGISTERED AZ the CsIethcrpe vest r.
day
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-30

=. J. Iaaor rs Huiia sick Ill his
home on Richmond street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-30

.. j. Gil speu, o"day al Ho-
bqken On q bu mess trip.
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J. T. Davenport spent yesterday
q Bladen
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-30

W. b Wen Ct eavaunah. spent
yesterday in tie city.
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Hislss itoaoT Given The Iaost Brewing Is f II
1aLa Exposition Pabas Blue Ribbon Beer Was PROMO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-30

por iguoranCis, Ottas por necssidsd, Otras
por aItrufsmo.
--IPor altFuiBno?
.-Sf, amigo ln1o. 5Usted cree que no
hay algo do altrnismo al elogiaR Ia come
dia anodina, 81 libro insulso ola mdsiGR
ratoneraP La obra de arte por mala que
seR, ez para ell autor algo aBf como el hijO
60 para el qua 10 engendr6, y 20 estoy
ciaTto que uBted que blasona de veEaz, no
la dira un padre: "Bu hiio de usted es
IN imb6ciF', aunque et muchacho tuviese
menog entendimiento que un marmolillo,
'ses un Quasimodo'' aunque faese mas
deforma que ell peraonaje de Victor Hugo.
mo le parecs & listed ademas que seE1R
desCorteBfa intolerR BILE, Rnnque expresaBe
grandes verdades, 8 eucTibir, v. gr., en-
loa peri6dicos: ''el diputado don n. es una
perfscta caballerfs; el diputRdo don, JotR
ss IN solemne brute? .- =.
lQu6 dirfa usted si leyess en- 50 diaFio
favorito verdades como ests: Aver con-
traio~ ~matrimonio la fsfsimR , antip6tica
hiia del inepto fdncionario don Lucas Co.
mez con el rRquftico sobrino del degprecia'
bic hombre pdblico senior Chanchullezf
iConAidera usted possible que un revistero
de saloneB al describir la fiesta de la du.
queaa del Portfolio dijeBs que la msrqueaa
de x no habfa lcgrado con Bus afsiteB
ocuItaT su repuguants fealdad, 8 que las
hiias de Ia condesa de q paEeCian dos Sar'
dinaB srenqueHP
81, amigo mic; les psriodistas mentimos
nuchc: mentira son, en- Ia mayor parte
de los casos, los adjetivOB ilust'e, eximio,
esclaEecido egregiO, y adn los mas mo-
deptes do notable y distipguido. GEandeG
mentiraa contienen tambi6n nusatroH bonn
boz; algo dc mentira hay, auuqus no tan.
ia, en- nuastras censurss; pero ESQ que
usted llama mentira periodfstica eB un re-
4 *io de Ia mentira social, mentira sin Ia
cuaI, como die antsS, Ia vida serfa Simpo~
Aible.
DE modo que listed cree que Ia YER.
dad......
---Creo, que la vsrdad es muy hermosa,
muy noble, muy santaA mas creo por 10
| mismo, que So reiuo no es de este mundo.
Recuerde usted los famoBos versos del poe
ia y an ellos vera usted que haata
.ese CieIo azuI qde todos vemos
nj es cielo nj as azul .A4J. Lastima grande
que no sea verdad tanta bellezs.
zEDA. ....
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TO Helen.

s5SS una YES IL VI; hac5 mueho tempo,
y me 9reCe que fu6 aver
Eray yR media noche dsuu pleriIunio de
julio al sat6 'ite Eegnfasu canino por el
firmam D, como to alma cuRndo Be deB-
pFanda az ia Cuerpo.
Su seaoaa gaBa de afgentina eBparcfa
caIma, lsnguidez suefS sobre los c6lices
que embS SlieCfan ell iardfh. La brisR paaRs
ba como una mujer que Osminaba de puni
tillas, rokando apanas lsg flores que exha-
labsn gps perfumadas aIhas bajo 81 dasfa'
llec ento extstico de- esa lunaci6n de
las rosas, B0bre B1s tallos, s0nrefan
moribundas en aquel jsEdfn que encanta-
ban con 80 presencia.
Vestida de blanco, reIostada sobre vio'
taa palidas, ts me apareeiate. La luna Be-
Fefsiaba sobre los c6Ifeg alumbTaba
tambi6n to rontro IeYantAdo doloroaamanta
hacia ella.
Aquella noche ell destho , ell dolor me
detuViaton la puerta he tn jardfn para
que reBpirass 81 aToms de las roBas dor
midas.
NADIA turbabs aquelE silencio de media
noChe; todo dormfa en- bbte execrable pls'
meta; todo, menos I'd y,gb.....
Ne detuve & miraFteIy todo desapaFeci6.
5Ta acuerdas que 81 israfn eataba encan
tsdo2
La nacarada luz del la luna ceso de
alumbrarta
Los bancos de mus9 les eaprichosos
EenderoB, los SrbolsS, 1lcs parfumes de
las rOaas; todo se evapqiz6 en- ehayio, en-
brisa tropical.
Solo t6 quedaBte, 6 nils bien, solo que
daFon tns miradas irE4diSndoHe tn alma
en- elias.
Yo no Vefa mas Gus Eus oioB, y elloB
eran para mi Ell mundo.i Solo tus ojos Sc
guf mirando hasts que ocult6 Ell satellite.
lOhl las vibraciones a. aquelloa crista.
limos aRtrosl los preSsgfog de desgraCia!
las esperanzaB sublimest Oc6Rno de am
biciogo orgullo de snbici6n heroinal
Insondable abiSmo del anorl
va Diana desaparecid en- 81 occidente,
baio su manto de nubesl
Y I'd. vision, te ocultas traB los 5rboleg,
trss de una tumba.
Solo tuB miradRB qubdsron; no han
querido desapaTecer, bresente BiempTe,
elias me alumbTaron aq4alla noche haBts
que llegn6 mi habitaci6p.
Despu6S mis- egperanzsE han huido, pero
tus miradas no. Me sighen, me rodean,
me gufan en- Ia existeneia. Son mis- es-
cIavas soy su esClavo; me iluminan el
alma y mi deber consiate sn ser d6cil gu
redentora luz, su fuido de fuegO purif
cadoE, q la santifcaci6n de "a fuego &C.
IeHtisl! .E
Llenan mi alma de beleza, y Ia belIezs
es Ia eBperanzs; est6n mkB atlas que el
cielo hasta elias llegan mis- fsrvorosas
oracionea daFante mis- pilanciesas veladag,
durante mis- miatsrioAos ipsomniog.
IL
Edgard Poe.
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Junta EsCular de GusyanilIa, Pr.
AvIsO.

Por el preBente Sc notifca q los Profe'
sores que deseen eierCer en- ests localidad,
que ei dfa 2 de- Julio pr6ximo, 90 reunir6
eata Junta Escolar para proponer al De.
partamento los preceptores de las eScuelas
niguiauten: .~...
Tres escuelas graduadaB de las cualeB
una sara desempe penada por un maestro
graduado de ingles CPoblaci6n.)
1, Una eBcuels gTaduada desempenada
por un maestro de ingles (Poblaci6n.
Nueve escuelas Eurales Pueblo y
CampoA.) - ~
Por tanto, SO invita- & las peTsonas que
pueda iDteresarles, presenter Bu Boliciiud
Ia mayoribrevedad, ,reComend6 d6ndoles que
deberan acompsfiRr, 8 su osTtifcado ORR
ginal para 1908, 81 ndmsro , notaS que
ostents dicho documento.
So advierts los ProfssoFes Tursles,
que las escuelas radicadaB en- baTrios dis.
tantes de Is poblaci6n, ofrecen entire otraa
ventajss, Ia de una asignaci6n perfeCts'
mente Batisfactoria, para casa hsbitaci6n.
Dirijan las solicitudes esta 6eCretsEiR.
JUNO ~ de 1907 UIises OEVieri aecre'
tsEiO. 3.H.G
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MAGNERANAS.
Historic De aIaaI. Ils.llI { Iseo. !


Sabfase vagRmente que Ricardo Wag-
ner pag6 caEo precio IA que le
habfa costado 81 ingenio dolores
de amor.
sabfase que Tristan IaaUR, 81 admi-
rabla drama lfrico, dabfa au e1iatencia 4
un amor malogrado del gran mdSico ale
man.
Sabfaaa todo esto, pero vagsmente; 81
TEMPO habia ocultado Ii verdad trau ops
limos yelos en torno de la fgurs del
creador dc 'sBrunilda Senta'' miaterio
sa leyenda de amor, formRba una aur8ola
de mex plicable encsnto y poeafa....
La historic, una vez, rOmpi6 eas encanto.
Cayeron los velos que poetizaban Ia
realidad; deBvaneei0ae Ia auYeola
SobTe las ruinss de Ia leyenda deAtru1da
quad6 p6lo en pie una fguTa de mujer,
humilde delicada, quien 81 arta debe
una cbra maestro
Tn Iibro aparecido hace pocoH meses en-
Berlin, ha bsatado para Tealizsy asa trans
f.S.n aci6n Tit6Iaga "Ricardo Wagner y
- hide Wesendonk. DiarioB cartsB.
Viene ner una osEa pagtuma del mdBico
insigne; el passdo que resucita, que, al
tornarse presente, pierde Ia dulzuEa
la melancolfa del recueFdo y adquiera lR
cTudeza de una historic de amor contem'
poranea. ~
Ricardo Wagner, sospechoEo de Fspu'
biicanismo, tuvo que abaDdonar un dfa
Dresde buscar refugio en- Zurich
Pobre, proscripto, sdmirado de muY
pocos, desconocido del gran pGblico, empes
20 & vivir misera bIements en- la ciudRd
suiEa con Bu primera mUjer, Minna, unida
4 Ell poT un error de Ia suerte; CompanerR
correcta ,aunqua de caFScter aIgo aHsico, de
IN hombre Guy o genio desconccfa.
Un rico comerciante, Otto Wesendonk,
de espfTitu alberto , leal naturaleza, COMO
clio al mdsico aleman.
Dei6se pronto convencer por sus teortas,
convirti6se en- ap6Dtol de Ia nueva eBcuela,
abriendo las puartaB de Bu casa & Wag'
ner, ,irici6 al mismo tempo nm nuevo peEfo
do an la vida del maestro y On Ia hiatoria
del arte. 7- --..&.
Otto eRtaba Casado con una nina de
veinta AMOS, Matilde, cristurR dulce , So
nadors, que pagaba largaB horaH 81 piano
ante las sonatas de Beethoven y Be recrea.
bacon las inspiradas estrofaH de Schiller.
", deBde Ell primer momento 90 compEen.
dieron las almaB de Wagner , Matilde.
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JUNTA ESGOLAR De TOl ALTA.

Dabi6ndo procederae al ncmbramiento
de profsBores para dCs Escuelaa grsduadas
Custro FuFales para el pr6ximo aflo esco'
lar de 1907 1908 vaCsntes eu esta Muui.
cipslida1, 90 paTticips los seiores Profs'
sores que dsneen contratarBe, que eSta Jun
ta sdmitir6 solicitudes hasts 81 dia 2 del
entrante Julio.
Dichas solicitudes debsrSn ser presenta'
das con todos los requisites que marcan las
leyss EEcolares. a..
Toa Alta, % JUNO 1907.-Ram6n Mo.
rGLes, Presidente, 3v.H.
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JuRta EseOIar de Carey.

Debiendo prOcaderBe al nombramiento
de profssOrea para las escuelas de esta
Municipalidad en- 81 pr6ximo afo escolsr
de 1907-1908, ss pRrticipa los heflorea
protssores que deueen contratarse que ests
Junta admitir6 Bolicitudes hasta 81 dfa 80
dal.corriente mes; Rdvirtiendose que toda
petici6n que no reuna los requisites que
sefialan las Ieyes Escolares no ser6 sdmi-
tida. Cayey, % de JuniO de 1907. jose
Ma. Vazduez. Presidante 9v.R
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Ell Rsy Eduardo.

AL visitar por primeFa vez Villa Gar
cfa eI rey Eduardo exClam6 lleno de ad-
miraci6D: bella mansion es Galicia! peTO
quien ssbs con 81 tempo. No ge ha viso
mister que las mejores m6quinas para CO.
ser SO venden en- ''El Cielo" plazoB: las
usa el pueblo libre y no hay testas corona
das que SO opongan.
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cRE0TO \ AHORRO POHCERO.
C0nvocatOria & .Jsnta General.

En- cumpIimiento del Artfculo %. del
Rsglamsnto sa convoca los shores
AccioniHtas Junts General Ordinsria,
que tendr6 efscto 81 s de Julio pr6ximo
& las 8 de la mocha, para dar cuenta de
los tEabajos del semestre en- curse.
Los AccioniHtas que no puedan asiEtir
psfsOnaimente, -puede1 delegsr an otro 81
representation por medic de carts dirigida
{ Ii Pysaidancia. Ponce, JUNO 26 de
1907. Xavier Mariani. Presidents.
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Sc Victoria eIegante, cons
truidR por el primer tabriCsnts do los Es.
tadOs UnidOB = una PaEeja do Caballos
RmeriCanOS j6veneu, con juego dc arneaes
complete.
Para mas infprmeu, dirigirse & S. Behn,
MiEamar. 1Ov.A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-30
cOMPOsGIOHEs De sOMBREROs De sENORAs

Ell PARIS BAZAR tiene 81 gusto de
participar & 80 numeroga Clientela , al p6
bIieo en- general, que desde hoy, 80 hacen
toda clase de Teformaa compoBiciones de
sombreFos de aehoras, estando encargade
de elias una sefiorita de IL CRga. Los pre-.
clos sar6n muy m6dicoB Paris Bazaar.
Pedro Giaaty. Fortalsza q.
EN- Ell CLUB de +. Kehrhahn =
Co., San jose Is, He vsnden dos Eelo'
les de oEo cada ssmana. La Ultima sema-
na obtuYo uno don Melquiades Torres, de
Puerta de Terra socio ndmero 50. p. d.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-30

Ell "NUEVO CAFE dc los espo.
gOs Morgan, Fortaleza n, ofreCe un com.
pIsto Burtido de los mejores dulces cho-
colStes. HeIados, refresGou, frutaH al ma
tural y todo cuanro rsgale 81 paladar mas
deIiCado 20 encuentra ali primOroaamente
Esrvido. Cafe con lechs y .chocOlats, 20
snCuentTR desde Las sists do la maflana 4
Las ~ de la noche. Acaban de recibir Ell
famoBo chocolate BAKER muy acrsdita'
do an TODD 81 mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-30

PODER.-Con fscha IL del presente
mes, y pOr ante 81 NOtario de Maysgisz,
LcdO. Mariana Riera Palmer, he conferi-
do podsr generAlfsimo d. Wit'ism Fal.
be y. Roberto Wilson, mRncomuna.
damente-DGUid W6sOn, Central ''Urien-
te", AEeCibo, Z. e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-30

LA RELOJERIA y joyerfa dol sr.
Kehrhahn y Co. SO ha tEasladadO la ca:
lie de San Jose Is frente al Correo, donde
hay constantemente un buen Burtido de re-
lOieB y otras prendas. pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-30

En- "La UorreapOndsncia de Puerto
Rico, Allen 64, hay de vents recibOs ta.
lonarios paER Cobro de AlqulLerss dc cases,
tianzRn On msEallCO con 1irmas, dsCLR ra.
CiOnss do nACiuientO, dsfRnci6n y certitica-
ni6n m6Clicn- n.