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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11
Land Opportunity.

For immediate sale over 10000
acres in the N ranch plains
pastures. No finer agricultural
land in the panhandle. Altitude
5000 feet. Rainfall abundant.
adapted to corn, wheat, oats. al
falfa, vegetables, cotton. Cotton
yield one-half to three-fourths of
bale to acre. No weevil here.
Hogs thrive and are free from
disease. Farms and cotton gin
on the ranch property. Pros
pectors entertained as guests at
ranch headquarters in Crosby
county east of Emma.
Price SO per acre in tracts of
100 acres or over; 81 cash, bal
ance in one to six years equal
payments at : per cent annual
interest.
Agents, BASSETT LAND Co.,
Emma, Crosby Co., Texas.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11
TO the Stockholders of the PecOs &
Northern Texas Railway Co.

You are hereby advised that the
Board Of Directors have called a
meeting of the stockholders. to be
held in the city of Amarillo, county
of Potter, State of Texas, at the
principal Office of the Company, on
the 10th day Of March, 1907, to
consider and act on a proposition to
authorize the execution by the
Company OF a mortgage on all of
its railroad properties now owned
and hereafter acquired, to secure
bonds in the sum of SIS, oOO, 900 90,
such bonds to bear interest at the
rate OF six per cent per annum, and
to be payable thirty years from
date thereof, so much of said bonds
as may be required therefor to be
used in retiring the bonds of the
Company now outstanding, the bal.
ance of said bonds to BE- used for
construction and extensions and
such other purposes as may N -
termlned by the Board of DrectoNI
and that this notice is given to yoJfS
by order Of the Board of Directors.
DON A. SWEET,
42.Ot Secretary.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11

adage what is everybody's bus
mess is nobody'S business" was
going to be once more forcibly
Illustrated in this instance. but
not SO, the public are awakening
and the fight is on.
Washburn will make showing
down at Austin against the prop
osition. 50 will Panhandle and
Canyon City also has agreed to
lend her assistance. In this OPP
position there will be no lobby
ing" as the term is generally ac-
cepted, but only a statement of
the facts and an appeal to the
law makers Of Texas for a iudg-
ment in accord Herewith.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11
District Court.
TASSIE.


viii convene on Monday the
4th day of February There is
but one case on the criminal
docket and that is a forgery case
carried over from last court.
On the civil docket there are
some nine cases consisting of
trespas5 to try title, damage
suits a1d two divorce cases. The
latter Eases are those of J. W.
Cummings vs.. Lois Cummings
and Kittie Bell Hall vs.. Arthur J.
Hall.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11

The Saturday Democratic pri-
mary in Travis county went
against Senator Bailey one hun
dred and fifty majority. Every
ward in the capital itself was
anti-Bailey except two and large
" 50
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11

The Hereford Brand. easily
the best country newspaper in
the entire Panhandle has passed
out Of the hands Of J. Ray. its
owner and editor for some three
years, into those Of a recent pur-
chaser. c. f. Edwards. Under
the management of Mr., Ray, who
has proven himself a very capa-
bic newspaper man, the Brand
has enjoyed unusual success not
only as a money maker, but as a
leading factor in making Here
ford what she j. today: one of
the best and most enterpriSing
towns on the Texas Plains. With
the best Of wishes for the new
owner of the Brand it is with
sincere regret that The News
sees Mr.. Ray retire from its
and by reason of
it, from our Northwest Texas
Press Association. However, Joe
is a born newspaper man and he
will return. They all do.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11
THE AMARILLO PROPOSITION.

The Amarillo proposition. to
abandon that portion Of the Santa
Fe line between Washburn and
Panhandle and build in lieu
thereof directly from the latter
named town into Amarillo, will,
if brought TO a successful teTmi-
nation. affect disastrously not
only those people served by the
proposed abandoned line but also
every town and hamlet within
the Queen City's" commercial
influence. No argument is nee
eSsary to convince every business
man Of the truth of this state
ment and it should also likewise
be clear to every other citizen Of
this broad Panhandle country.
During the recent political cam
paign Amarillo. this self-stYled
Queen City of the Panhandle,
had a man out for every district
office within the gift Of thirty
eight counties and succeeded in
landing them all. Her grip com
mercially and politically is good
now. but allow success to follow
thi, latest iniquitous proposition
and She, indeed. viii queen" it
over her less favored Majors for
years to come.
The News says iniquitous, adj
yisedly, because the proposition
on the part Of Amarillo is char
acterized by great injustice not
only in depriying some citizens
of railroad facilities which they
have enjoyed for years but in
that it lengthens the road several
miles and thereby lays an extra
tariff on all the people. 1t Is in
iquitouS also because, if success /
full. it will do much toward es-
tablishing a precedent in Texas /
law making whereby wrong when /
padded with money may over |
come the right.
In this proposition, as The /
News sees it, ii is Amarillo not /
only against her nabors, but |
against the State, and not only /
against the State, but against /
every citizen Of these United /
States who may have occasion
hereafter to either travel or ship |
goods over the Santa t'e lines.
Thus it is Amarillo against the
whole country and the special
Legislation asked for can benefit
her and her alone. Only get the
| legislature to see this and she is
defeated.
For awhile it looked as though
Amarillo would have clear
track in SO far as opposition be
fore the Legislature was con
cerned. 1t seemed as if the old
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11
WHAT TEXAS Is

A man once asked native
What Texas soil would grow:
Said he, III never tell YOU for really
| don't know.
The soils so rich in this great state,
Remember what say,
That if | told you everything,
I'd not get through today
Just take the products of the earth
From every land and cline.
And Texas soil will equal
The best grown every time
Why, Sir said he If walls were built
Around US ten miles high,
We'd have the best of everything
And wouldn't halfway try.
We have our mines our countless herds,
And industries galore;
And hands that work, and hearts that beat,
For Texas evernore.
And women fair, large men and strong,
Our cities rich and great;
I'll tell you Sir, what Texas is
The world rolled in one State.
C. HERB PALM.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11

70 be or not to be-" Such is
about the status within the city
council concerning the proposed
cement sidewalks around the
public square. That the lot own
ers must put them in at their
own expense is settled, but when
and how widel That's the ques,
ton at issue.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11
Bank Elections.

The Canyon National Bank, at
its annual election Tuesday, re-
turned the same officers as here
tOfore. The names can be ascer-
tanned by reference to the bank
ad elsewhere in this paper. The
First National will elect its new
officers on return Of its presi-
dent, Mr.. Lester, who left Tues
day for Tulia, Plainyiew, Lub-
book, etc, to attend the elections
in the other banks in which he
is concerned. 1t is expected he
viii be absent some ten days. No
change, however, is looked for
among the officers Of the First
National.
The personnel Of our Canyon
City banks is exceptionally strong
and good and their condition,
financially speaking, is as good
as the best in the land.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11

Il am too vigorous, brave and
upright If they beat me a
cheap and plain tool will be sent
to Congress. Senator Bailey
at Manor Jan. 3.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1907-01-11

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13

nGJEaES DE ARcu

nGJEaEs DE AacEl
No: no espero yer aquf los moros
maQnfdcos dc blancos alborncces .do-
tantes ii las mistcriosas moras que
solo eilseffan los ojos entire los infni-
tos vel0s que las visten. u.
Anoche justamente, al pasar po1
una de las callejuelas que van de las
srcadas de Bab-Axun 81 puerto, Of "a
un CO e ca csntaEte, una m1sica mono
tona y yviolenta que me hizo pensar
en- bales arabes. Entire. y vi, en- el
fondo medic obsc aro de un immense
corredor, en- un tinglado estrecho,
entire dos cortinas rojas, un especta-
culo que, por su color local, me llen6
de regocijo. Tres muchachas more
mas bai1aban un baile africano, aeon
paf1ando sus contorsiones con Ell ruido
de sus collares. Detras de elias. un
moro f1aco, de grandes ojos ardientes,
rascaba una guitarra y marcaba con
el pie el ritmo extraflo de la danza.
El traje de las tres gracias argeli-
mas correspondia 4 10 que las estam-
pas de los libros de viaje hacen es-
perar. Un pantal6n enorme atado
por debajo de la cintura con un cor
don amarillo, cubria toda la parte in
ferior del cuerpo.
En- cambio, desde la cintura hasta
Ell nscimiento del seno la piel cobri-
"a lucia desnuda. Una chaquetilla
de seda color de rosa oprimia el pc
cho redondo, maduro oscilante.
Glen collares de perlas falsas y de
turquesas arti6ciales envolvisn Ell
cuello. los brazos y los tobillos. Un
velo fotante, de I'm color ,ndefinido,
entire celeste y violeta, les servir pa
ia marcar Ell compass de la DANA y
para indicar las coqueterias de la
pantomima amorosa. Las piernas
permanecian casi inmoviles. Todo el
movimiento estaba en- el vientre, que
sc hinchaba y Sc hund1a,y palpitaba
Y sc estremecia con una furia saliva
je. Por la piel desnuda corrla como
una descarga electrical cada vez que
las bailadoIas sacudian sus caderas
nervioSas.
Las contorsiones abdomina bleS, en-
los instantes en- que la guitarra hac1a
mas lente ell compass de la m1sica, te-
nian algo de dolorosas y hac1an pen
sar en- largas agonias eroticas. Las
crispaciones del cuello en- donde las
venas parecian punto de reventar,
aumentaban la sensacioh de dolor vo-
luptuosc.
Yo me complacia en- yer aquel es-
pectaculo como una monstruosidad d
africana, cuando una palabra pro-
nunciada imprudenteinente por el
guitarrista y repetida por las baila-
doras, vino qultarme toda illusion.
-iReposo!-dijo Ell hombre flaco.
-iReposo!-repitieron las mucha-
chas.
Y mientras las tres espaflolas de
Levante Sc enjugaban los rostros Gu
biertos de sudor, yo evocaba otra cir
cunstancia analoga, enque una yam
kee" NOR ena, de grandes ojos negros
me habia hecho divagar largamente
en- un Casino de Biatritz, sobre 10 ca
racterlstico de la belleza espaflola.
;Oh ilusiones y desilusiones! .Oh
juegos ingenuos de la fantasia. oh
perpetuo engaflo de las realidades!
Tres espaflolas que ALA en- Cadiz {
en- Cartagena me habrlan parecido
bailando una DANA mora, una trini-
dad caricatural, supieron proporcio-
narme la sorpresa de 10 exotico en-
esta TERRA lejana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13
yerdadero amateur de belleza des.
III q III I7k1 - ~ sss ~ sss

4 l7eS ssS sa O. o. = ~
Asf, por ejeinplo, esta pa1idez de
roStro, esta transparencias de ~ me-
ss.aass ,sssss, ~ 4. ;s.s's.s sl.sss.s
Ique sin, ,perder NADIA dc 81 nitidez Sc
Iha dorado ligeramente al soI como
- dora u marfi1 de las figulinasc scuan-
Ido permanecen en- las vidrierns de
las tiendas; esta ''..piel argeliana", en-
una palabra, no es la pie1 de Paris, nj
IL piel de Marsclla, Mia pie1 de Es-
paha.
81 sop1o del desierto ha puesto
con una delicadeza exquisite, Jn po-
CO de su fuego en- estas palideces. Y
sus ojos tampoco son los mismos. En-
los de aquf, hay menos vida que en-
los de Francia; pero hay mas ensue-
f1os, hay mas misterio.
Hablan menos los ojos argelinos, 6
mejor dicho, hanlan de menos cosas;
pero en- cambio, hablan mas grave
Al variar aqui, la belleza francesa
ha perdido TN poquito de su frivoli-
dad, para ganar una gotta de su Sc
riedad.
Lejos de las ciudades tradicionales
los labios de las que vinieron en-
tiempos diffci1es de conquista y de
lucha, los 1abios de las madres de es-
tas mucha chas que yo admire hoy,
olvidaron Ell arte de sonrei,.
Para no chocar con sus caras de
perpetuo regocijo EN- este pueblo de
rostros velados, Pusieronse una mas
caratde orgullo tranquilo.
Ademas, gracias q las febres, ad-
quirieron esa gracia melancolica de
la mujer que ha sufrido en- su divina
carne
Porque 81 es cierto que el cielo ar
gelino no difere mucho del cielo eu-
ropeo meridional, no 10 es menos
que Ell suelo, en- esta parte que COM
prende toda la inmensa llanura de la
Mitidja, fue, hasta hace POGO tempo.
I'm pantano NAL secado, en- donde las
fiebres pal1dicas no perdonaban a
nadie. Y de esta humedad y de este
alejamiento; de 10 que etnicamente
no puede explicarse, pero que es una
realidad, ha nacido el tipo especial
de belleza femenina que 20 descubro
a cada paso, contemplated las mu-
chachas que Sc pasean, al anochecer,
bajos las arcadas de Bah el-Ued
Pab-Azun.
Al emplear la palabra "descubro',
10 he hecho de intento. pues segin
me dicen los argelinos, tai diferen-
cia de tipos no existe nj ha existido
Son ilusiones que usted sc hace
-aseg1rame Marcel Chambige, Ell
seer etario del gobernador-so puras
iiusiones del visionario. Ell tipo eu-
ropeo Sc conserva aqui 10 mismo que
en- Francia, y entire una mujer que
naci6 en- Mustafa y una que acaba de
desembarcar, no hay la menor dife-
rencia. Son ilusiones. -.
Puede ser. Pero 10 cierto es que
20 he visto. 20 he creido yer, 20 he
sof1ado yer, en- la belleza de estas bi-
jas de colonos, algo que me parece
diferente de 10 que veo en- Paris, un
"algo" muy sutil, I'm ligero perfume
exotico, una imperceptible palidez,
un encanto de melancolia.
e. Gomez Caryilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13

Pero 81 no he encontrado atn al
moro de los romancesy de los cromos,
nj la mora de las serenatas roman
ticas, en- cambio he descubierto una
mujer deliciosa, que tiene langui-
deces casi tropicales y nerviosidades
tlernas de fiebre Esa mujer es. la
criolla de Argeiia, la hija de los euro
peos que viven aqu1 desde hace dos
generaciones que sin cruzarse con
nlnguna raza autoctona. co1servando
como I'm tesoro la pureza de su san
gre, han p-oducido va, por obra del
sol del suelo, I'm nuevo tipo feme
nino. En- ell pueblo, sobre todo, Sc
nota Ell resultado etnico de las emf
praciones. Las muchachas que Sc
pasean por las tardes ba 10 las aTcadas
de Bab- Glued Bab-Azun, son fnas
ondulosas, y tienen, dentro de Ia de-
licadeza francesa, algo de la llgera
brusquedad anda1uza.
La tez suele ser morena, pero ell
pelc no es casi nunca negro. Los
matices castafios de las cabelleras pa
risienses Sc han oxidado en- la hume
dad de Ia atmosfera, y asi, sin cam
biar en- absolute, las cabezas estas
tienen tonos metalicos, que en- la me-
fr6poii son desconocidos. En- 10 demas
pasa 10 mismo. No hay una trans
formation que pueda distinguirse
= primera vista; no hay NADIA que mar
que una frontera entire la mujer que
lego aver de MarseIla, 1por ejemplo.
Ii rnujer que naci6 aqui de una
1,adre tambiEn sQui nacida. Pero hay
s..uan.cs hs y nn.dias tintas, que q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-04-13
Princip aIes artfculos
que Sc detallan en- almacenes,
siguientcs precios m/m

Arroces: de partido 8 Japon de $334
4 $50 ctvs.
-Arroz valenciano. de soy 4 6A
Ajos de 80 cents. a 40.
Bombones, de $6H a ?.
Bacalao. a $8.
Sal del pals, a 40 cents
Sardinas ahumadas, de IS 16 ctvs.
Cebollas espaf1clas, 4 81.
Idem americanas, So.
Garbanzos, 4H a 10.
Habichuelas americanas coloradas
largas de $4A S. Blancas anne
ricauas $3H.
Harina de trigo, $4H asH
Id. de ma{z, de So 4 81.
Jamones, $l2H aI3.
Jab6n Rocan ora, S $40: americana
S2Hy4H
Manteca. $500. en- q, y en-
cajas SOY.
Mantequilla, <I8 4 a..
Pasta. del pats, $3H 4 ~.
Papas americanas, - 4 ~. >
Tocino, de $IoH 4 20.
Tasajo. 4 %.
Quesos americana, SIS.
Patagras, $72.
Leche condensada Agui1a, 3s.nz
Idem jdem Cruz Roi3it4Z.
Idcm idem Magnolias ~.
Ideru idem "LecherG q so.
-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-04
LA REINA MARGARITA

Anmado por frereco ador Carlos volvi6 acagar rar
guenlo as sin decans6 lanzando gtos de algeria cada
que acertaba lin fugitive.
Estoy perddo djo rey de Navarra cuando tenga
va d quien maar escogerd mi por vcima.
esta todo arregado do de repene detras de
los prinipes
Era Catalina de Mtdicis que acababa de entrar sin
ola gacas deonaon que mismo tempo haL1 sonado
No al inferno aullo Carlos tirando arcabuz
Suel0 No eOjSlna quiere
Catalina rcsponli0 vov6 lentamente Ia cabeN h1ca
la pared del aposento que haaba Enrique tan n6v
cuaquera de las guras del ta que estaba recoado Enton
ces miro su hio de I'm modo que sgnifcaba;
y enonces tpor que vive3
-Nive vve. murmur6 Carlos IN comprendlen-
do perectament aquela mada espondendendo sin vaCar
vive porque pariene mo
La rena sonrio,
Observe Enrique aquela sonrsay psrsuad6 de Que
principal enemigo Catalina
Sonora dijo abora que de proede todo
NADIA de mi Carlos, que idea de tenderme lazo
m sdo vuesro pcnsame1to de convertr Margara
ell qu perera oo vestro e de separarme de mi
esposa para alorarla el disgusto de mi muerte
ST peo no sera ash exclam6 angnsioa apaso
nada que Enrique econo6 insnte que hizo eenecer de
sorpesa Carlos TX, Y Catalina de raba
-MargaYita! exclamo Enrique
-Margarita dijo Carlos,
Mi hial murmuro Catalina,
Cabaero do Margarta rey de Navarro vestras ulti
mas pabras encerran acusc6n mi que aav u
nusa usta porqe ecto SOY nstrnento de han
Waldo para pederos todO nusta one ognoraba que
ss yestfa pedc6n Yo msna debo la vida casualdad
tai vez TN odo de mi mad pero ben he sabdo yueo pc
gro me he acodado de mi deber FL deber de uue
trer la suee espoo 81 desteran egure deserro
81 os encarcean hare que encaceen 81 os matan more
present6 su mardio que coglo Enrique 81 no
con amor, con asyadlc cmi no al menos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-04
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Ah pobre Magarita dijo Carlos TX; mejor seria que lie
aconseases que Sc heciese catolco
-Senor respond6 Margara la eevada dgndad que lie
era natural sor creedme consideration mmo eXas
un acto de coborda de un prncipede vuesra casa.
Catalina lanzo mirada sgnihcativa Carlos
-Hermano exclam6 Margarih, que comprcndio tan bien
como Carlos TX Ia terrible panorma de made tened pesene
qle vos e habGis hc>ho mi esposo.
Pero rey coocado terrible mirada de Catalina
IA splcane de Magarito dos principles opuestos
peraatec0 un ndecso pero n venco Oromass
En- reaidad sefora dio al dido de Catalina Margarita
tiene raz6n: Enrique mi cuhado
ST respond6 Catalina, apoximandose al dido de
su hiio S: ~ 81 no 10 fuese ell reaidad?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-04

CRIMENES horribles Sc com eteu
en- todos los pajses ell los qu, el amor
ha sido ell ln]T;l principal. Grim 2nc3
4 la Elagaacia Y a. bu4l gq'to $ O.
m tie, usa 1lD in PIlflM. ) Ill Ja3)n
yalgar, cllllo Il exquisite Cl,h.nre
Bousl / let ,--ya ell p.Jlne Q Ell Ja53n--
es ei ,umua del hI,n tJn). Colgate
Y c., New IocE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-04
I.\ III. l>NrR AN 5!.RO
DOCTOR GUSTAV0 MUNOz

If cI t,d de edi.ina
lie i Il =! j < rofesor Clf-
;i>o L II ) it Ie ~ az.
o>, dc Ii rni-m i,,.i,~d, dt
resfes >Ie 5 vi j. AN drId,
ha est bIecido su oh nl pro
fesinnal en- l., 4. lie lie Teluan
no 81
Hor IS dc cpnsulta de :
a i p. m Ttlt(o no ,S26 q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-04
THE H-E-L-N-E-T-I-A
27 calle de ola CRUZ,

Gran casa de huespedes liable
d hotel. Aposentos para familias Y
personas solas. Comidas a cincuenta
centavoS cubierto. Banos Telefono
lo2. Apartado de correo POS. Pro
pietario Pedro Shira
Nota Este hotel estd cargo de
una seiiorta cagucFa
ES NECESARlO exigir que Gala
o ;tia obtenSa graba.lu q nonbrt d
g-Stiro Molarritta, p@rn MI solo cstu-
che pro lace I'll jor cI4cto ql4 una. de-
cena De botelfas l4 aqua mineral Z dc
ser el unico curative ralical, del e>'1-
mag del inttstina q di.5tSti}1 No
iarrieta purifica los alimentos y los ha-
&C a;imilablcs. Fl legitimo Digestive
Mojarrieta cura Ell III dia las indiSes-
tio1es, Ell I'm mes "a dispepsias 8 gas
tralgias V Ell tres m.sts las mas gra-
YES Intermediates cf1nicas del est0nn-
90 del ineestlno. EStd universe,
ente conirmalo. en- forma sin isual,
que la eticacia Ill Digestiyo Nolarric-
ia es vcrdadera:n .nj@ rlI.c.ti y supe-
rior la de tolos los otros remedies.
D. ve,.a ea a. .>-:"o cs la~n,aia5c
de Europa Y Nm :.icA.
DyHSE NE>DE nj lot d. tah4-
CO en- rama COS, clio tie 9o5 dc las me
jores vegas de C1suAs, Dirisirse a
Quinoncs Cab2zuio y c? Caguaa, P,
Rico.
FL senor DIAZ NAVARRO ha
establecido su ohcina de Abogado y de
Notarfa en- esta ciudad, calle de San
lusto n1mero 49,
Fierce ante la Cortc Federal Cor
tes de Distrito de toda Ia Isla y Corte
Suprema, dedicandose asi mismo al
examen de de tftuIos de propiedades,
incorporation de Corporaciones del
pals y extrangeras y trasmitacl6n de
exp.dientes de eXprop:aci0n forzoSa,
Aceptando la noble conpetencia
hoy establecida ell el ejercicio de las
prof stones de Abogado Y Notario, ei
safinr DiAZ NAVARRO Sc dispone 4
ca rar Sus CT rtcS honorarios exec
svamente modicos.
Doctor. R. Ruiz Afnau
MED.CO CIRUJANO, de la Fa-
eultad de Madrid. Consulta3 de IL j
media q y media de la tarde.
Cristo. 14-San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-04
Doctor. R. Ruiz Afndu

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-29
LEHI.
PROGRAM FOR THE FOURTH.
Giles Davis --Rirths--Doublc
Session OF kindergarten.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi Utah, June 2S.-EVcry arrange.
ment has been made tor the Fourth cell
lowing program viii be gwen IN the
tabernacle at 10 "a, M
Selection by the Silver band.
Prayer by Chaplain $, I. Goodwin
Defamation, Declaration of Indepen-
denCe. H. d. Woriton
Music, Smuin orchestra
Vocal solo, Sword OF Bunker Hill, -
oraiion, orator Of the Day f W.
star spangled Banner. Trysa Child
organ sole. Joseph Smith.
Dutchman's Fourth of July Obser-
Quartet, Amelia Osterloh and COM
Readins, Barbara Fritcbie, Mabel
Music, Kirkham orchestra.
Speech. Mayor Webb.
Toasts and Sentiments, ]. NJ. kirk
ham
Prayer by chaplain.
Music Silver band,
AZ ! D. M, children sports in the
park. The following ball games win be
Juiy 3. Lehi vs. Topiln July and
: az pm" Tribune-Americans W.
t ea viii 6e fo n atSs Relay "T races and
other sports. At dusk there Will be n
grand display OF fireworks ana grand
ball in the city pavilion.
will vote ON the proposition at the
Central school house to sell the old
Thurman school building and grounds
\ trustee Will also be nominated to sue
coed Morgan Evans
The body OF Henry Ashton who died
at a Los Angeles hospital, of pneumonia
a few Gays ago will be brought home
tomorrow for burial here.
Henry East was caught IN q, caVe-in
at the Scranton mine Sunday last and
had his foot and leg badly mashed. DR..
HolbrpolS gave him Immediate attend
anee, and he is doing nicely
The beets are nearly all thinned and
are looking fine.
The summer kindergarten course has
been so successful that two sessions
are being held. morning and afternoon.
Born, to Mrs. J. +. Standing. Wednes-
day, SON. to Mrs, Julia Rhodes Beck.
Wednesday, son; 10 Mrs. Beck, Mon
John #. Cutler will leave for the
British mission field and Eb: Kirkham
Second ward conference will be held
In the tabernacle at 1880 u. m. next
GILEs-DAv1s NUPTIALs.
Wednesday, Aiphonzo Davis and Miss
Della Giles were married in the Salt
Lake temple, and a reception was given
in their honor at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Davis the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will make their
supt. Charles Crabb of the sugar
factory has purchased the large resi-
dence of Hon Mosiah Evans.
Asy your grocer for the Vienna wal
nut Bread.