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aurtion Sales, future Daps.
BY The Valentine Auction Co.,
General Auctioneers.
w. G. Blanton.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Handsome Soda Fountain
and Cigar Store Fixtures
WILLIAM KINDS.
NO. 92s EAST MAIN STREET.
AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY. AUGUST CAD.

By direction of owner, we will sell
on above date. commencing at 1880
o'clock, the Handsome Cigar Store and
Soda Fountain Fixtures of William
Kinds. No. 923 E. Main Street. corner
Tenth and Main Streets.
The fixtures We're only recently in-
up to-date class, finished throughout
considered to be the handsomest APP
pointed places of it's kind In the city,
and consists of a very handsome and
Fountain, with four draught tubes:
sixteen Syrup Spigots. two Ice Cream
Ereezers attached Chipping Box ,,i ana
Wash h1. PTainsr. al so IN W ,args
Solid Mirror Back and RefrigeratinS
Glass Front Lockers for bottle goods.
and is one of the handaomest fountains
made by the American Soda Fountain
Company; also has connected with
fountain carbonator. with electricBmo-
tor. filter and clearwater reservoir,
NECESSARY soda tanks, etc: 49, 81
Plate Glass Mirrors, Writing Desk
and Electric Lights attached.
One smaleE VAL Case about 70 c fes.
Shelves and Locker. Bottom; i-foor
Counter. with Marble Base; seven
Handsome Plate Glass Counter Show
cases, with Glass Shelves and Marble
Base ltwo straight and three for CORN
ers). Cashiers Desk. with Marble Base:
Window ard Division Partitions, four
Serving Tables, sixteen Chairs, two
Settles. four Stoves. about 100 yards
Inlaid Linoleum. Combination Lock
Iron Safe No. A ia Total Adding. with
Detail Strip National Cash Register,
Soda Fountain Cash Register. two Hot
Chocolate Urns three Four Blade Elec-
trio Fans. with electric lights attacks
ed: Fine Electric Light Fixtures. Ia
old Dutch style; Store and Window
Awnings and Shades and all necessary
appurtenances used in a high class es-
tablishment.
The goods will be offered in separate
lots with the right reserved to offnr
as a whole II desired. The stereroom Is
for rent, and can be leased for term
Of years
TERMS: VIA be announced at SALE.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
General Auctioneers.
w. C, BLANTON,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
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catch fish during his vacation If the
piscatorial tribe doesn't see him first
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Summary: Earned runs-Roapoke, 5;
Portsmouth. 3. Thrce-b hits-Brodie.
Two-base hits-Temple. Sacrifice hits
Hevener, Temple. Stolen bases--Cook.
y. sullivan. Richard. Struck out--by
Temple. q; by REYNOLDS. 9; by Wills, 9.
Base on hails--oT Wills. q Left on
bases-Portsmouih, IL: Roanoke. 4.
FIRST base on errors--Portsmouth, 1:
Roanoke, 3. Passed balls-SuIlivan.
Wild pitch-Reynolds. Hit by pitched
bail-Cook and Moss. Time, 2:03. UNI
pire, Col,ifiower
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Total Observation-Disclosures. ,s2S 1857
Total dividend disbursements. 47.oo3. 100
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cANrwEIL IS INv1NclBLE.
Winchester Pitcher Holds HaEcr.town
Hitters to Four Hits

WINCHESTER, VA. August 90
Cantwell held the Hagerstown sluggers
to four bingles this afternoon, and
Winchester won easily, to 9. Until
the seventh inning not a visitor reached
second base. The batting of Curley
Brown. Francis Baker and Cantwell
and the sensational running one hand
catch by Duggan Were the features
for the locals, while the batting and
fielding of Sentz. for Hagerstown, was
of a high order. Batteries: Winchester,
cantwell and Woodward; Hagerstown,
Fanwell and Plaster
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
GERMANS VALUE cur.
via Not BE IIasty in Arranging Next sonde
ID Class Races


KEEL, GERMANY. August 2O.--The aues
tlon of German yatchsmen making a return
visit to the United States in 1905 has for
severe: days been the subject OF Informal
discussion between Prince Henry OF prussia
and the German and American yachtsmen.
bu' is not likely to be settled for sons
months or until the American visitors have
sfne home and are able TO arrange Tor a
definite invitation either for 1908 or 1909.
after learning by correspondence Will CHI Yea +
tho Germans prefer. Prince Henry, besides
obtaining the views OF the German yatchs-
men. WI talk the matter over with En-
peror William.
The American steam yacht utowana has
arrived here With Allison V. Armour and
board.
Otto aProtzen, whose handling of the SON
der class yacht, Wannessee won the Emper-
MESSAGES from American yachtsmen whom
he met at Marblehcad in 1905 and also a
,teltsraphic invitation from the Spanish
Yacht Club, OF San Sebastian, to enter the
Wannessee IN the races which are to take
place there In September. Herr Protzen.
however, Is unable to accept.
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TRUCKERS DROP
BOTH TO ROANOKE
Revelle Loses First in Prett,
Battle-second slugging
Match.
Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.l

PORTSMOUTH,, VA. August Gothic
locals dropped double-header to Roa-
noke at Athletic Park to-day: the first
game to O.. and the second. to 6:
pitchers battle. with Morrlsey and
tReyelle as opposing pitchers. The
second game was a smuggling match,
Reynolds. for Roanoke, and Temple. a
new Portsmouth recruit, farlns badly.
willis, who relieved Reynolds in the
eighth inning, got along better. Very
considering the number of hits made.
With better base-running, Portsmouth
would have won this game. Score.
FIRST GAME.
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DANIELS FINISHES THIRD.
American Swimmer Is Defeated in 2
Xards Ciam ~ nnshin.

WESTON SUPER MARE. ENG, Angus,
2c.--zoItan de Hamay, OF Budapest. Won
thu e2o-yard worlds swimming champion
ship by half a yard from Paolo Radmilo-
VIC. OF Weston super-Mare.
Charles II, Daniels, OF New York. was
third, finishing just behind Radmilov!o.
Tho time OF the winner was minutes 81
sect nds.
The contest was witnessed by 1900 spec
ta,ors The record for the distance is 2
minutes 2s o-5 seconds. made In 1902 by F.
C. B Lane. of Australia
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BY The Valentine Auction Co..
els East Broad street.
------r-
Handsome Berg Automobile q,
Auction
FRIDAY, AUGUST aSp,

Owing to a dissatisfied partnership,
I'VE will sell for parties interested, in
front of our auction salesrooms,. No.s
ais Fast BROAD Street, at 1880 o'clnca.
on FRIDAY. AUGUST 2ap. a Fine
Berg Four-Cyl Under Automobile, 1908
feet order; fully equipped with acety-
Ilena lamps; has double chain drlyas;
four new Goodrich tires: ton uphot-
seat six persons. and cost $4,000 VIII
be positively sold, Persons Interested
WIN have ample time. N. inspse. tie
machine ON morning of safe
Tile VALENTINE AUCTION so ss
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Girls New Coli Record.

GREAT HARRINGTON, MASS. August
20 Miss Augusta Wight. OF New York, who
is about fifteen years of age. made new
nine hole record at the Wyantennck golf
course. making the nine holes in forty-one
ami reducing the former record one stroke.
Miss Wight was a partner OF George Staley
in the mixed foursomes.
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KICKED BY MULE.

Monroe Orange is Seriously Hurt Inter-
na!ly.
Monroe Orange Scoored), a trusted em-
nloye OF the Halves s. Company coal yard.
waf kicked by mule in the abdomen yes
terday and was seriously hurt internally
The man was attended by Dr., Hinchman, OF
the city ambulance corps. who took him to
his home.
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Norfolk.

summary-Earned runs-Lynchb burg,
.: Norfolk. s. Three base hits-An-
thony. Stolen bases--Seitz t2o, Haas
f2), Jackson. Sacrifice hits-Seitz, Pen.
der. Haas. Bowen Left on bases
LynchbnrE. 4; Norfolk, 6. Bases on
balls--Kline. I; Cumming. /: Jordan. l.
Struck out-Jordan. 10; Kline, 8: Cum
ming, 3. Batters hit-Kline. 1 Cum
m'ng. !. H'ts-oT Kline in three in
m'n~-S- nee Cr-,~,trr Trio -.a5. At
tendance. 400 Umpire. Mr.. ~ruby.
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PETER PAN OUT OF RACES.
EScene's Great Turf Wilmer Suffer,
a.NI. .aalI Permanent. IN fury, ~ - 49,.

7FNCVKHcb NhESHt 7SVp1ErE
Permanent injury.
SARATOGA, N. Y. August 2o.--James
r, keene's great horse Peter Pan closed
his racing career as a three-year-old
yesterday, when he was shipped to the
Castleton Stud Farm, In Kentucky. Ia
be turned out for the season. 1T is
doubtful II he will ever ba returned to
racing. Peter PANS retirement Ia due
to an Injury received recently DURING
his work OF training. :
Peter Pans turf winnings aggregate
sll2,aao, Of which $s6,24o was earned
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TO RACE SPANISH noATs.
American Yachts Beaten by Germans Il
Tackle Snnnlards.

SAN SEBASTIAN. August 2o.-Prepara-
three American sonderklasse racing yachts,
the Spokane l., Marbiehead ana Chewink
VIII. for the Hispano American cup race
I. Is agreed that both straight and tri.
ANGULAR course be sailed. beginning in each
case In Concha Bay,
What Spanish boats will compete Is not
yet known but the selections are to be made
during the Bilbao regatta meeting which
takes place in the first week OF Sept ember.
The American boats are to be brought
from Amsterdam to Bilbao In time to take
part In the sonderklasse yaces, to be held
nj Bilbao on September I. Is and g. The
contest takes place in San
Sebastian waters few days later.
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To-dny,n Schedule,

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit
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To mr,,ier family then Tor tampcring
with railroad switches and attempting
to wreck trains, besides being guilty
of other lawless acts.
He was incnrcerated until to-day,
when Henry Gehringer, of IobolSen,
N. j., inspector of immigration, came
here at the request of the Schuylkill
county officials and took the man away
to denort him to Hungary.
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v,rsinluns 10 Wed.

WASHINGTON, D. G., August 81
Marriage licenses have been issued
here to the following:
George TAYLOR and Annie Scott.
Temple A. Chappell, of Richmond,
Va. and Mary ntwisle. of Walrenton,
Va.
Harvey w. Bal and Bessie n, Wal
thall, both OF Richmond, Va
William Horace johnson and Mary
%, Macon, both of White, Va
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DANVHE SIUGGERS HAMMER OUT TENTH INNING VICTORY
IlOn.ss,kc

Portsmouth ....O o o q o o OFT
Roanoke .........0 o 0 o l o q Oh
Summary: Earned runs I.oanoke. j.
Twp-bese hits-Hcsslcr. Cook Stosii
hases--Hcvener. Fessler. Struck out
by Reve'i, Z; Morrissey 4. Bases on
balls-OT Reyeil 2. Left on rtsesi-z
Portsmouth. o; Roanoke. o. Tirae OF
game. 155. Umpire. Ccfiinowcr.
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3nnV77 oIINv7lV HInOs

At Acknowledgment, o jacksonville, d
(twelve Innings: called on account OF dark.
ness) /.
Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS. q; Charleston. q
(frst gansl; Savannah, ~ Charleston,
(steond gamel.
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SUMMARY. Earned runs--DanVITIe, 8,
Richmond 5. Stolen bases-Doyle,
Hicks (2), Hem, Titman. Sacrifice
hits-Hefron %, Reeve (21, Two
base hlts-Fisher, Walsh. Doyle, Hicks.
Three-base hits---siebrie t2). Home
run--Fisher. Hits off Long, seven in
six innings; Carter. two in five in
nings. Struck out--Bv Walsh. i;Long,
]. Bases on balls--Walsh. 2; Carter, 3.
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Mr.. Raymond l. Straus. of 2o7 East
Marshall Street, left for Bedford City
Yesterday to take a vacation, and at
the same time to look after interests
in his business affairs.
Miss Mae Lazaurs and Mr.. Morton
LaZaurs, of Lynchburg, Va, are Wis
4itlng Richmond. and are the guests OF
Mrs. Isaac straus, 2o7 East Marshall
Street
Judge S. b. Witt. of the Hastings
Court. left the city yesterday for MINI
rod Hall, where he will endeavor to
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
at cleveand-First game:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays score.

Yesterdays Scores.
:. Philadelphia /: st. Louis, 8.
Chicago. s; New York, 2.
Pit.sburs. 8; Boston, eleven In
Brooklyn, 9; Cincinnati, 3.
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To-Dny,x Schedu,

To-Day's Schedule.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
st. Louis at PHILADELPHIA
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN
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NOBEL PRIZE FOR KILLING.
Mark Twain Is Said to Have Been Suggest
cd for This Honor.

STOCKHOLM. August 2o,--The news
paper Tidningen announces on what 1t de-
rlares good authority, that Rudyard Ktpling
has been designated to receive the Nobel
literary prize for 1907. The paper adds that
Samuel L., Clemens MARK Twain) Was sus-
sasted for this honor.
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WILL DEpoRT THIS WILD MAN
He EIuled Port Inspectors, Then Too
rs to the Mountains,

PoTTsvILLE PA, August 2o,~--
Eluding the port inspectors, MALAY
Pallai an immigrant. several Weeks
which time he has been 4 Yaritnule
wild man OF the mountains" being
arrested at Mldd enart = 70. attsllnt!ng.
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Yunger II Knocked On

a FORT WAYNE md. August 2o,-Packie
Mcfarland, OF Chicago. knocked out Benny
Yanger, OF Chicago, In the fourth round
here Tonight
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GREAT L INNING
TIE AT CLEVELAND
Senator's and Cleveland Battle
Until Darkness Stops
Great Contest.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Philadelphia. /; Chicago. 4.
Cleveland, 3; Washington, (first
game).
Cleveland. /; Washington. 1 t;welye
innings: darkness).
New York, 6; st. Louis. 3. psl
Boston, o; Detroit. 3.
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Summaries of Results.

The girst race two miles. straight
away. for seamen, was won by the
crew from the battleship Louisiana
Time. IA minutes and 10 seconds This
race was for Prince Wtlhelm's cup.
The second race, two miles, straight
away, for seamen, was won by crew
from the battieship Missouri. Time
ie minutes 80 seconds. The cup OF
Secretary Ekengren was the prize for
this race.
The third race. one mile, straight
away. for American mldshipnlen and
Swedish cadets. was won By the Amer
leans Time. { minutes and 30 seconds
The cup donated by Baron De Lager
crantz was the prize at stake in this
race.
The fourth race, one mile, straight.
away. for American midshipmen ant
Swedish cadets. went TO the husky
young sSWedes. Time. I minutes and ~
seconds. Vice-Consul Fernstrom's cuT
was the prize offered for this race
Each at the four races was close.
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Three Of Four Rowing Races
With Swedish Crews Lost
by Visitors.
LOUISIANA CREW FASTEST
All Races Are for Cups Offered
by Prince or Other
swcdes.
specInl to The rimes-Dlsnatoh /,

tspecInl to The Tines-Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA. August 20.--Ameri-
cans were victorious this afternoon
IN three or fle four boat raeen with
the cadets and members of the crew
OF tine Swedish cruiser Fylgia. which
brought Prince Wilhelm here. There
were two races. two mlles straight
away. between the seamen of the two
nations. and two races one mile
straightaway, between che American
tndshipmen and Swedish cadets
a reception in honor of Prince Will
helm. by tho Swedish minister to the
United states and Madame de Lager
crantz was in progress on the Tylgia
as the races were being rowed and
she contests were witnessed by some
distinguished people, among them be-
ing Governor and Mrs.. Swanson. Baron
and Madame de Lagercrantz. Hon. Har-
ry st. George Tucker, president of the.
Jamestown Exposition; Rear-Admiral
Robley D. Evans. U. S. N; Rear-Admi-
raj p. F. Harrington. U. S NJ; Hon.
Charles w. Kohlsaat. commissioner
general of the jamestown Expositfon
Secretary of tho Swedish Legation w.
A. F. Ekengren. There were also
scores of other ladies' and army and
navy officers aboard the Fylgia.
Cups were offered for each of the VIC
torlous crews, those donating them be-
ing Prince Wilhelm, the Swedish min
lister, Secretary Ekengren and Consul
Fernstrom. Each of these cups was
delivered to the crew winning ii from
the hand of the Prince, who spoke
words of congratulation and encour-
agement. Those aboard the boat for
the reception witnessed the delivery.
Excellent cheer prevailed aboard the
Fylgia Standard twelve-oar racing
cutters were used for the races
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Schedule for To-day.
Richmond nj DauYille.
Lynchburg at Norfolk.
Roanoke at Portsmouth
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Brief Items Around Town


rcatch fish during his vacation II the
piscatorial tribe doesn't see him first.
Health Officer Levy returned to the
city yesterday, after short absence.
lie found the work OF his department
in good shape.
Mrs. Emmaline w. Thomas qualified
yesterday as eXecutrix of the estate of
Robert N. Thomas. valued at $4,000.
ID
Mrs. A. NJ. Lawrence and children are
spending some time at the Mecklenburg
Hotel, Chase City.
cahontas, Va, this morning, John Will
liams. negro with several aliases,
was shot and killed by c., A. Howard,
Jr, while robbing a store. Howard
was arrested on warrant charging
him with the killing, and at a trial
before the police justice was acquitted.
Howard was covered with two guns
held by Williams when he shot him,
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Negro Nlghwayinnn Killed.
RQAINGtSE. VA, ..ausAst. 2a!9.s-.Ast Ea77
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COLTS TAKE LEAD,
BUT LOSE IN TENTH
Tobacco Worms Sting Long III
Two Innings and Later
Win.
--
WALSH HIT HARD AT FIRST
After Securing Lead BY Five
Runs by Batting, Rich
nlond Stops.
WALSH HIT HARD AT FIRST
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Rc-,:it. ycs,crslny

Richmond. 5. Danvillc. c.
Norfolk. 6; Lyncbburg, teight in
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-07
PUNIBLE COSTUM-
bre en- Puera de
TERRA.
RspazuelOs aIbOTOtOs0S en- Ia plaza
en- IA leaItad.
So iflrnl que solo GxIst0 On d barrie aaa "a.
hTIGa Do pan.
(De nusstrO oOrrespOnsaE }

NoviembFe Ell ven Enrique Co.
rraa, ha alberto en- esbs bRETio una bRrbe.
ria bien suEtida montada 6 la mOda.
Dessamoa 81 amigo OoFFea busn nego-
clio en- 90 establsCimiento de peiuqueFfa.
-LIamRmoB la atanCi6n de Ia policfa,
para que cOrrijs ol abuse que hsy an este
baFrio, do que aIgunos inquiIinoB lancen
el aguR 4 la calIe Anochs pudieFon Der
Obisto dc nm b>fio de pgua do lRb6n, dos
j6venes.
Rsoe tempo. 90 viene Cometiendo asa
punib!e coBtumbre de arrojar agua y COR
tegAu de frutas 4 Ia Calle. EatO desdice
mucho de este baErio.
Debs haoerss una CampanA en bien de
los tFanssuntea.
-Auoche aTmaEon fsnomenal eSC6n
dalo, On ls PIAZZA de IL LeGltad. an n6mero
de chiquilloB, , 81 pAsRr m carro el6atTico
10 AiIbaron estrepitoBamante.
Entire la pRHada , z, sn 10 calle de
"SAn AguBtfn,' exiBte IN cafio poE donde
90 desliSR hacia Ia Cslle aguR sucia for
mRndo an lodasaE On medic do !a CRll0
que degpids emanaCiones nauBsabundaS
-Se nos informs que solo existe en- este
barFio, una Bols panndsrIa tFAbajando pan
Por cieEto 10 hace nm POGO p6aimo.
Los huevoS On sAte barrio 90 eBt6n
vsndiando & 4 centavos Y Ia carne 40
csntAvos sl kilO. 81 pObTs q 81 que pagA
Oh vidlios TotoH.
Ell sgua de,jab6n - uigus arrCjando
& loB coTrales, , no & Ion GumidOFou.
Los Gafscones On lsB minmAs. UnC
solo, lleno. PareCe que no 90 quiers
hacer Oumplir & los pFOPietarioI Ia OEden
dada.
-sa ssegurs que AIgunoa comerciAnts'
de este bsFrio, tienen On sus pulperfaG d.
juegns dc paARg, unaB de hieTrO J otraI d.
6ToRcs.
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L Luna d zalauaRdo ] MI0r.

En- este acreditadO establecimiento ell
p6bIico hallaFa siempre un surtidO conn
pleto en- meFcancfas de todRs prOceden-
CiaS, Clesde la n0as modesto muselina de
cinco centavos hasta Ia mas RIGA "Pongle
Silk" legftimR de la China.
Tanto para damas como para cabRlleros
el surtidO es de 10 mas variado que pueda
concebirse. En- telas de seda, lana algo-
don no se puede pedir mas; hay para todos
los gustos para todas las fOrtunas
Ultimamente se han recibido los aiguien-
tes artfculos que estan llamandO la aten-
ci6n del pdblfco por 50 calidad y baratura:
MitOnes, Guantes, CorOnas para nOvias,
sombrillas, velos para la cara, medias,
CaIcetines, Corbatas, Capas espsfiolas,
COrtes de pique para chalecOs, i'd. de Casi-
mir para pantalones, CoIchas de puntO,
Id. de DamRsco Drileg blancos de hiIo,
Id. asaTgadOs, Cretonas de hilo para saba-
mas, Holandas y Batistas, Oreas, APPLICABLE
mes de seda para adOrnos, Chales de seda,
Blusas bordadas, CinturOnes, Ragos, Bro
cadoa, Tafetas, Piel de Cisne, Cresponea v
Gasas para luto, Cubrecorses de hilo p
seda, Alpacas, Cheviots, Casimires en
I'm I'M surti 20 tan variado que ser1a impo-
stble enUmeTRr
Un paseito por Ia Luna y vereis las mo-
vedades que encierra este bonito satellite
Encajes ValencienneB y de punto Bro
derit de .odas Gases p coloFes.
Boas de piel de Conejo y de piumas de
GOdaB classes
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Gramatica de las Ieuguas Indias.
Dice % pTaiosOr d GlIIfOrlla que 6StIS.iEo son
mGTl Isrgl. came GI5g d TuIgO.

On profasor de Ia Universidad de Ca
fornia hA declaFado recientsmente que lal
lengusS indias no son uns meEatjsTgR, CO.
mo Bo cTse vulgarmenta. En nm foilst
pubIicado rscisptsments sobre las lengu,
YpkutS' y '.YUki" a6Fma que posee.
comp icada diffcil gFam6ti =, aun cua,
do SEA ests detalla dOsconocido de los in
diOs miamoR De dsba 90 desonbFimient'
4 laB Investigations de PsrsonaG Cientf-
iosB
Los dos idiomss que 81 .ss,.,..a6 pEofssOT
aligi6 para sus Oatudios. CsreCGn en- abAolu
TO de palabrGB aimilSreE Be difeEenCiRn
m ire 81 qu, . 1 gles LOs
z kuts loa Y0ki no SON tan EIqL iera
cioos On territOrio, = no damueStran
no guno de an olfgsn com6n. 81 Ypk
vs 81 noTts dc la California, hAeiA Il
coata los Yokats % hsilan lOcsli8sdce
sn 81 interior ,ss ls Calf rnia centrs'. 81
sud del vaIle de San Joaqufn. Aun Guam.
do sl ref rsdo p fesse e..cots6 que -
estructurs grammatical era id64tica en- caDi
todos BuB puntos, las palabras son tOtsl.
mente difareutes. Las dos ler gaas SOD
como caaaB ConBtTuidas bsio un mismo
plano, psEo enteEaments distietsE
La OR.ifoEnia tiepe m8s idiomas total
mente dif.rsntes que cuatqaieF otro EstsdO
de la Union Americana, y 81 m.tivo de
esto no &c ha podido sxp,ioar Bstisfaetorls.
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