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AMBASSADOR
Sails FROM Z
CHERBOURG

Baron Edmondo Mayor des Planches,
the italian Ambassador to the United
States, and the Baroness des Planche5
sailed Wednesday from Cherbourg for
New York on the White Star line
steamer. Adriatic They viii probably
come directly to washington with the
charge d'anaires, Signor MOntagna and
the other members Of the embassy stan
who will go over TO New York early
next week TO meet them.
The baroness viii be most cordially
welcomed back to Washington society
after an extended absence of more than
a year. The embassy on New Hamp-
shire avenue was the scene Of numerous
brilliant entertainments during her stay
in WashingtOn-entert popular
especially with the younger set. IL Is
said of Mrs Nicholas Longworth. then
Miss Alice Roosevelt. that during the
entire winter previous to her marriage
she never missed the weekly MONDAY
night dances given by the Baroness des
Planches in the embassy.
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Mrs. Gillespie GiYes Tea.

Mrs Gillespie, wife OF Major General
Gillespie, Z. S. A, entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon. complimentary TO
her house guest. the Baroness v.
DOhnesarge, Of Hamburg, Germany.
Assisting Mrs. Gillespie were Mrs.
Bromwell and Miss Frederick Morgan.
Among the guests were the Baroness
Won Sternburg. wife OF the German am
bassador; Mrs. Garfield, wife OF the
Secretary Of the Interior; Mrs. Tim
mons, daughter OF the Vice President;
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, Mrs, Barker,
and Mrs. Casey.
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Military Aides
For White House

The President has appointed the
following military aides, who viii
serve during the coming winters
social season.
Capt r. o. Van Horn, OF the Sew
enteenth Infantry.
Capt Sherwood A. Cheney. Of the
General Stan, and Lieut.. Thomas
HolcOmb. jr., Of the Marine Corps.
All OF the young officers have bril-
liant army records and Lieutenant
Holcomb is the champion rifle shot
Of the world.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office 1921 Penna. AYR.

NOTICE-FOIIOWing schedule not guaranteed.
$3.50 a. n. daily.-SeabOard Mall Through
coaches and Pullman sleepeTs 10 Savannah
and Jacksonville. Through sleepers Washing
ton Hamlet and Hamlet 20 Atlanta and Biz
mingham. Dining cars.
eco p. n. daily.-Seaboard Express. Solid
train with coaches and Pullman sleepers 70
Savannah Jacksonville. and Tampa Through
sieeuers TO Atlanta. Birmingham, and Mem
uEis Dining cars
r. II. sTASsELL, District Passenger Agent.
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Sonora Creel. wife of the Mexican am
bassador. began her series OF at
homes" for the winter yesterday after
noon. The parlOrs OF the embassy on
street were prettily decorated with
Chrysanthemums and palms. and assist
ing the hostess We're Nine STodoy, VIE
Of the counselor of the embassy, Mile.
Godoy, Mrs. Brodie, Miss Brodie and
Miss Wade. Nine. Godoy presided IN
the dining room over the tea table.
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Mrs. william Belden Noble entertained
at luncheon yesterday. complimentary
TO her daughter, Miss David Yulee
Noble The table was prettily decorated
with pink roses. The list Of guests
included Miss Mary Scott Miss Vera
Downing, Miss Henrietta Fitch, Miss
Constance HOyt, Miss Carol NewbeTry,
Miss Eleanor Ridgely. Miss Jane Sands.
Miss Evelyn Chew, Miss Joanna Schroe-
der, Miss Marion LeutZe, Miss Esther
Denny, Miss Margaretta SymOns. Miss
Caryl Crawford, Miss Helen Wilson,
Miss Katherine Jennings, Miss Freder-
lea Morgan, and her house guest, Miss
SUsanne Henning, Of New York
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Informal Teas and Receptions
Ccontinued from Fourth Pase)

tendance. notwithstanding the inciem-
ency of the weather. The regent, Mrs.
William r. Lowe. presided gracefully,
ana after the business meeting Marie
Little played a piano solo. and Thomas
L. Jones sang two tenor solos. Miss
May Adele Levers and Miss Lillian
Chenworth, each rendered q charming
solo. and together gave duet, and
Mark I-ansburgh played several violin
solos
A pleasing feature Of the entertain
ment was arranged by the correspond
ing secretary, Miss COTnelia Louise
Lloyd, and was introduced by her IN an
appropriate htue speech, from a golden
pumpkin different members brought
forth inspiration for bright little ance-
dotes, quotations. and bits Of poetry
Refreshments were served.
Miss Ethel Snowden, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Snowden. made het
debut Monday evening IN her parents
residence, on Z street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Ashton announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Blanche
b, 10 Charles NJ. Osborne. The cere-
mOuy was performed in Philadelphia
by the Rev. r, J. McHenry, Saturday
November Is
Mr. and Mrs Osborne viii make thar
home at 556S Spruce street, Philadel-
phia.
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Reception by Scientific staff.

The scientific STAFF Of the United
States Bureau of Standards last even
ing gave a reception and entertainment
TO their friends at the laboratories OF
the bureau, at Connecticut avenue and
Pierce's Mil road.
A reception was held in the library
from $50 to 9:30 at which time the
doors Of the lecture room and Of the
various laboratories were thrown open,
each department exhibiting some eX-
pertinent relating TO that special line
of work. The instruments and equip
ment OF the bureau were also on eX-
hibition. Many OF the experiments We're
entirely new. being. in fact. scientific
innOF alton, some OF which are not
known TO the world al large, being re
search work carried On at The bureau.
and so for this reason were all the more
appreciated by the large party present
At 1880 refreshments were served IN
the library.
Among the guests were. Dr. and Mrs.
c. w. Richardson, DR.. and Mrs. w :.
Eichelberger, Dr. and Mrs. d. *. Shuts,
DIT. and Mrs. c. W. Hayes. Mr.. and
Mrs / NJ. Prindle. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L
Soleau, Mrs. A. T. WOODS, Miss NJ d.
McGuffey. Miss Cooke. Dr. and Mrs.
Reichelderfer DR.. and Mrs. l. A Bauer,
DR. T.. c. Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. q. ".
Hanger, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Swaveley, Mr..
Ross the Misses Ross r c Howard,
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs Wood the
Misses Putnam. Elliott Woods, Mr.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Yung Kwai,
Dr. and Mrs J. J. Briggs, DR.. and Mrs.
r :. Smith, the Rev ana Mrs Ulysses
q Pierce, s. c. Mclaughlin, Glenn
Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Hay
ford, DR.. A. L. Day. DR.. ana Mrs. Bay
Ley Willis, DR.. and Mrs, Mckimmie, DIT.
and Mrs. W. p. White, Mr. ana Mrs.
Philip Belts Mr. and Mrs. Fellows. Mr.
and Mrs. 3. J. Price, Capt and Mrs.
T. O. Pratt. Ntr. ana Mrs r. l. Farls,
T. +. FOwle, Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting, Mrs.
3. G. Wilson, Mrs. Priest, Mrs. Sexton,
The members Of the scientific staff
are Samuel w StrattOE, Edward b
Rosa. Louis A. Fischer, Frank A. Wolff,
Charles ". Waldner, Henry y. Stokes,
George X Burgess, Henry D. Hubbard.
y Ernest Dorsey, Edward p, Hyde,
Charles F. Sponsler, Morton @. Lloyd
Perley c. NuttIHg, Campbell y. Waters
PANEL E Douty, Herbert 3. Brooks,
Hobart c. Dickinson, Franklin S Ours
gar Buckingham. Nathan 5. Osborne,
William W. Coblentz, Louis Cohen,
George " Middlekaum, Francis Z.
Cady Arthur T. PienkOwssy, Charles
w Burrows, Henry C. p. Weber, Har-
vev L Curtis. Eugene r. Mueller, Fred
erlck J. Bates. Harry G. Gibson, Paul G.
Agnew. Harold y. BabcOck, Frank Wen
per Benjamin T. Brooks. Walter 5.
Lewis. John N. Miller, Theodore T..
Priest. Ernest C MCKclVy. George Z.
Post, Richard F. Jackson, Thomas b.
Ford August II. Schaf. BCyaTd II.
Veazey, Walter Heald, Ernest F. Wen
dproth Grace c. L. AICDerUut, and John
II. Dsllinger-
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE. OF THE COMMISSIONER D. c..
Washington, November 10 1907. Sealed pro
posals viii be received in this Office until L.
O'CLOCK M. NOVEMBER q 1907. for the
construction Of a Four-room Addition TO the
Emery School Building. located at Lincoln
Avenue and Prospect Street, Northeast
Forms. specif cations information and neces-
sarv proposal blanks may be obtained at
this OfHce ROOM Nc. A. y g. F. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY I. WEST. JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioners, D. G.
no16-6t-eKSu
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Judge and Mrs r. l. Newman, OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Alice. to
John II. Darling, OF Washington. D. g
The marriage viii take place In the
near future.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-A hve-passenger two-cyIinder
touring car. in perfect condition: a rare bar
gain; Maxwell runabout; first-clRss or-sr
THE DEWEY GARAGE
1918 I ST. y. ". Phone y. sS5I
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Miss Frances Smith and Miss MajOrie
Breslin Hotel. In New York city.
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He VIII Tell You.

If you want anything and don't know where to
look for it, the Bargain Man will help you.
There is absolutely no charge connected with his
service. There is absolutely no obligation on your
part to buy The Bargain Man is paid by The
Times to help Times readers. If you avail yourself
Of his services you put yourself under no obliga-
ton to anyone
Fill in the coupon with your name and address
and about the price you want to pay. Then describe
the article you want sheet of paper, attach it
to the coupon and send it to the Bargain Man He'll
work for YOU. +. F..
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Smith-Tenkins,

Smith-Jenkins.
Miss Alice p. Jenkins and Warren l.
Smith were married last evening at
o'clock in the home Of the brides par
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MODERN new houses, s.. 800 20 81. 80. beautL
Iul location, special values at these prices.
Oh Harvard 81 NV. Open FOR inspection.
uOZ2-3t
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Dr.. EISK ELGIN

chronic and acute. Both sexes. All consulta-
lions confidential Medicine furnished. Prices
moderate 1898 Pa ave Phone n. 1915.
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WANTED-LAND.

WE WANT tract OF thirty TO hftv acres on
or near the railroad or electric line 20 Bal
timore. Address BOX 631, Times Office.
nO20-St
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WANTED-FLkTS.

WANTED-By young man and wife and sis
ter, unfinished fat or private rooms with
heat and bath; part OF house with couple
who have children. preferred: state price
references exchanged Address BOX 633
Times Office no2N-g+
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FOR SALE-FARMs.

I9S ACRES rich truck and grass land; two
dwellings; stable; outbui1isHes; IL miles
from new Baltimore. Annapolis, Washing
ton trolley line. ten miles 10 Washington:
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FOR SALE-LoTS.

FOR SALE-Iot 25xle5 on electric railway
northwest one fare improving section: $50,
secure for home or sure profit, make your
BOX 500. Times Office. MOIST
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DR.. SHADE

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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.


A coy home ne on corner: 2-storv brick
Of rooms and bath
S3,3oO-Home or Investment.
Rented Tor $3.50 mo-; on + ST. me-. west Of
sun a Z-stOry and basement. 8 rooms and
nalh. brick Easy terms. COLLINS-GUER-
RY CO. 621 18th st. NV noZ2-8t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08

II con IL de Cheste era la his
j, rta Nlx iente de todo un slglo,
Y neutrality-suspicious. alafec-
To Lolpj,nl SO con que me hon
ra aetdla a Wis itarle, seducido
por q =, mt de su palabra,
nj ar,c.. que los hechos y las
pei III, s le otra epoca adqui-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08

rian vida y desflaban ante mis-
ojos, sus juicios yapreciaciones
llcgaban hasta mi para gra bar
Sc en- mi memoria con indele~
bles Caracteres.
Los primeros versos de Es-
pronccda los sabios consnios del
gran Alberto. Lista; las rebel
dlas y arrogancias del esc6ptico
Lara, llcgaban hasta mi, de la
bios del venerable anciano, para
deleitarme y haccr mas intensa
la admiIacion que me inspIra
ba el recuerdo de aquellos gran.
des hombres.
Jose ROda0
consnuara,
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ROdH0

POR CUANTO habiendo presenta do
el abogado don Cruz Castro. una mo.
clon 4 nombre de Trinidad Lat0n V
Pecunla, para que St declare 4 su
favor el domino de Ia siguiente
finCa
Solar ubicado en- el barri0 de Ca
taflo del termino Municipal de Raya :
mon compuesto de doce y medias va
ras de frente. por veinte clnco de
fondo, colindante por Il Norte con
una charca de aqua salada ccrca del
Mar, por Il Sur con Ia 2arretera Que
de Cata1O con duce 4 Bayam6n, por
ell Este Ia succession Suarez, por el
CeSte don Scrop,o Natal FernIn1cz
PoR TANTo y hablendose ordenado
por el Honorable Pedro de Aldrey,
)uez de la Primera Seccion de esta
Corte, Sc publique la pretension por
tres veces en- I'm periodico de los de
mayor circulation de los que Sc edi-
tan en- esta Ciudad, para que los que
tengan algdu derecho real sobre ell
lnmueble descrito, las personals igno-
r2das 4 quienes pueda. erjud icar la
inscription en- general todo el que
desee oronerse pueda efectuarlo
dentro del termino de sesenta dias,
lbro q pres ente en- San Juan de
Puerto Rico 4 de Enero de 1907.
"A. Marin Marien, Secretario de la
Corte
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Buena noticia

En- el antique y mry acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de r. 4ontes, 50 acaba Do
recibir TN immense surtido de CAST
mires ingleses y franceses, los que
ofrece su numerosa ciientela y al
publico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay I'm ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, los
que SO detallan desde ~ a $14. Cuen-
ia tambien cl Bazar con un surtido dc
abrieos para caballeros y nf1os. propies
para vj7ies, gorras. camisas. cuellos,
puf1os, tirantcs. cinturones, ligas, cal
zoncilllos, corbatas, medias, y nauchos
mas articulos del rano.
~nu~-> nn>~- --
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bIb|n|PC0 de U0dDd P|dC|U]

l. P avtea d. la Homeopatia s'npli-
ada.
>os arinales de Corral.
Manual G:l Tintorero S4canun> has.
T. Cocinero de la FamlliA.
Mauipula cion de la Lechz.
Manual sobre Arhoits Fruta,.>
Tra,ado de Carpinterls. TONES,
Tratado del corte de Cam:eas
Tratado de FotogTafia
Manual De ESsfma,
Las grandes aplica clones De la
EIe icidad
Tratado de Electricidad
Corte Hechura de trajes pa, a
Hombres Ninos.
Medicina Veternara
Tratado practice De las Maquinas
Dinamoe icas
De venta ell el BOIETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08

LfCCI0NARIO COMPLETE
DE La
Lengua Espanola
PrK
M. RODRIGUEZ NAVAS

La presente obra contiene
Vocabulario general, con doble MI
nero dc artlculos que los Dicciona
rios usua]es, incluso el de la Aca-
dem:a Espaiiola dehnicion y expli :
cacion de las varias acepciones de
cada termino; tecnologla cientlfca,
arisstica industrial, comercial me
canica; yocabulario de ideas alines,
sinon;mas J etinologias analizadas.
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Ell TELEGRA TO
s2-SAE JUsTo-i2
DE S. MELON g. COMPANlA
Acaba de mportar de Europa complete varado surtdo
de r2ercancias de Ia mas alta novedad.

.>DE FRtNClA: 1fo fttilos fe elegantes sombre~
re- para seGloras, ninas Cahalcrus; 50 classes de
eaHadn; LOCO forHas distuta@ de eoufeCcIones.
Surtido relecto de perfnluerIa. Ad0rnns cinturo-
me- de todas ciases. Blondas de ssda y sncaes de
algod6n
varedad efectos para modistas, bcrdsdorHs y
eostureras.
Manillas tohallas, eoss preciosos ssssos de seda
de lana
Flores artifcales lindisimas coronas de axahar.
Guantex mitones de todAs classes.
Preciosos Juguetes, oletos de naear oepeha, esxt
ode Carteras
Camsas para senoras caballcros.
DE ESPANA Ieiae ,le hilo; eretona. hrsmAnts
orete, espeeiales hol andae y retortas Telas
Esta manifestaci6n. "a Ia expression mas palpahl
tan bien montado. mejoF snrtido NJ mas sonveniei
la economic.
AoTA. 49, Esta casa, tArubian recllio uu extens
vENTA~ Al. POR MAYOR, que pone a
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C3RAs MuEvAs

DE LA SOCIEDAD DE EDICIONES LITERA-
RIAS Y ARTISTICAS
tRANCkSA
"Qulen plerde gapa'', por A. Capus.
GAS conlidtncias de una abuela, DOR
Abel Hermant.
'Mi Tio Barbasson", por NJ Uchar.
ola Bailarina de Pompeya", por j. Ber-
roy.
he"Basilo Sofia, por p. Adam.
"Los Ciylllzados", por q. Farrere.
"BizaDclo", por j. Lombard
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-01-08
O|IIn0S ObTQS IeGIbId0S
LIBR RERIA DEL BOLETIN

La Corte de los Poetas, Florilegio
de Rimas Modernas.
FL Guante.-Mas ALA de las fuerzas
Humans, por B. Bjoerrson,
Reforma y Revoluci6n Social, por
Arturo Labr lola.
Los Dioses en- el Destierro, por En- :
rique Heine.
Diez Y seis. amos en- Siberia. - Obra
prohibida en- Russia, por Leon
Denttsch.
Ia Duma, por Luis Morote.
Ell 1dealismo Moderno, por G. Villa.
FL Proceso de Jes1s, por Juan Ro-
sadi.
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ReCuGdOS del COlde Dc CleS|e
Su nombramiento de hijo adoptivo
de Segovia Como Sc conquis :
tan los tres entorchados.

novas Prcsidente del Conseje de
Ministries, Sc trato ALA en- las al
tas esteras de trasladar q otra
capital ell regimiento de artille-
ia que por entonces ocupaba el
cuartel hoy destinado al regimi-
ento de sitio en- esta poblacion.
Advertido ei Ayuntamiento
segov1ano, y comprendiendo
que la proyectada resolucion del
Gobierno envolvia un tremendo
golpc para nuestra Ciudad, aCu-
do a los representatives en- Cor
tes y a la decisiva Influenza del
venerable c0nde lie Cheste, que
veraneaba Ell su palaCio dc la
plazuela del Colmenar.
Las gestlones realizadas en- pro
de los intereses de Segovia no
dieron en- un principle cl mejor
resultado; Ell Gobierno desistia
de sus prop6sitos. hasta va Sc Sc
nalaba la feCha en- que la trasla-
cion de aquel regimiento habia
de llevarse a cabo.
Sc Cruzaban Cartas Y telegra-
mas entire Madrid y Segovia,
sin que las noticias que sc rcci-
bian tuvieran NADIA de satisfac
tOria, Y Sc invoCaba por los que
patroCinaban la idea del trasla
do la eterna convenience del
serviclO, Casl slempre enCubrl
dora de exigencias no justlfica-
das O de resoluCiones Capricho
sas.
Viendo entonces el ilustre Pc
zuela el pleito NAL parade para
los SegOvianOs, Y con la ausori-
dad que le daban sus amos y su
pOsiCi0n sOCial-nO COnQuista
da por Ia intriga Y Ell favor: per-
suadido de que al privar a Sego-
via de su valioso elemento dc vi
da pOr atender reclamciones de
int1uyenteS persOnalidades no
ObedeCia el GObiernO a Otras ra-
zones que q la de desnudar un
santO para vestir otro, Ell Conde
de Cheste eSCribi0 al presidente
del ConsejO de Ministries una
Carta que COmenzaba con estas
o pareCidaS palabras:
Isl Ell GObierno desatiende los
Tuegos de este pueblo, al que
tanto quiero. elevare inmedia-
tamente mi suplica a quien Sc
guramente ha dc esCucharme"
Esta Carta, tan cOncisa como
energiCa, sOluciOnO la question
en- favor de SegOvia.
En- OtraS varIas ocaciones la
resuelta y valiosa Influenza del
insigne presidente de Ia acade-
mia Espanola Sc puso al ser
viCiO de las justas pretenciones
de los segOvianos, Y aquella y
otras muchas deudas De graft
tud para con Ell insigne procer
determinaron el nombramiento
de hiio adoptivo dc Segovia
COnCedidO al Condc de Cbeste
pOr inlciativa del entOnces al l.
calde de la capital, don Maria
no Villa; aCuerdo que obtuvo
la merccida sanction en- cl aplau-
so unanime de IA opinion pu-
bliCa.
Y cuando una Conisi6n del
Ayuntamiento visit0 al vie 10
poeta para ofrecerle aquel hon.
roso diploma, hondamente con
movido y expresando la mas
sIncera gratitud, exclamo cl
condo de Cheste, con aquclla
voz clara v vl0rante e que daba
a sus frases Ia entonacion del
!cc;tado;
{Yo, hijo adoptivo de Sego-
via osra para mi este uno de
Jos titulos mas honrosos. ben
dita esta ciudad hos spitalaria,
eata madre caTinosa que me re-
ccgt en sus braZOs 49,.
II con IL de Cheste era la his.
rta >ltiente de todo TN Slglo,
neutrality-suspicious. alafec-
To Lolpl,a!, SO con que me hon
IA ;seudla a Wis itarle, seduc1do
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hlaneas de- sgod6r tor"id0. Mneaies de lille setl@s.
nuevos. Mantas fTlsas
DE ING LATERHA AfOmbPls telas neEF@sy
d1iles de hlo camaS de- hero. aambrad0 tnnnia@G
de artlcuos.
Dr TODOS PASSES: Riqufsimas telas
nurVn& Gtbuios elsses adlniFabies.
Ieas suneltOres para sastrerias: CaslmneS, naeri~
nos, franelas. paHos, eeeticounas panetas. vcuha&
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rorros bolones
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v t"dos fes srtlcnlss propoa para oraenes reh-
gi0sas.
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mas aceptablea que sdquleres sqWeNes nec-
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-05-23
Shepherd College Commencement.

The exercises in connection witt
the annual commencement of Shep
herd College State Normal School il
this place gill be held from Thurs
day, june 9th, to Monday, Juhe 10th
The programme. as far as it has beer
arranged. is as follows:
Thursday evening. June 9th, s p. m.
Annual inter-society contest.
Friday, p. m.-Senior class day ex-
ercises.
Friday, SIP. Manual recital, de-
partment OF music.
Saturday, p. manual individual
cadet competitive drill.
Saturday, s p. m.-Anpual Alumni
exercises and banquet.
Sunday, 1890 a manual sermon
to the graduating class. by Rev. c. E.
Harris, Central NJ. E. Church South,
Baltimore.
Monday, June 10, 1890 a. m.-Grad-
uating exercises.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1907-05-23
On to Richmond.

Un 10 NCnmOnu.
Members of the Jefferson County
Camp, U. G. v, and others met at
the courthouse in Charles Town last
Saturday to consult and make final
arrangements for the Richmond trip.
From names reported it is indicated
that fror, $50 to 200 persons will go
from this county, and the n. & w.
Railway will drop off several cars at
Charles Town the evening previous
for the time set for departure, 8 As a.
m. on the Goth. Commander Chew
and Adjutant HagleY were authorized
to take necessary steps to have the
camp admitted to the Grand Camp q.
G. V. Comrade q. T. Miley was APP
pointed color. bearer, and authorized
to appoint assistants. Commander
Chew was authorized to appoint four
| delegates and four alternates to the
reunion, which he did as follows
Delegates, E. d. Mcdonald, ]. w.
Rider, S. G.. Young, John F. Foley
alternates, John T. Colston, W. N.
Lemen, W. G. Frazier and John l..
Lewis.