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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
RIDDLE ARRIVES.

New AmbassadOr to Russia Reaches
 St. Petersburg.
 St. Petersburg. Feb. 2.-John W. Riddle. ex-American minister at Bucharest, who succeeds George Won l.. Meyer as ambassador here, arrived this morning by way of Vienna.
 He was met at the railroad station by the staff of the embassy and con ducted to the Hotel De France where
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
coLoREp CHURCHES.

St. John African M: E' H: GhTHren: Mad lad Ripley Streets; Rev. w. c. Banton, rastor; residence s07 Madison Avenue Preaching at II a. m and p m sunday school s30 a. m.. Prof. NJ. ]. Moore, superintendent. Class meeting each Monday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
neneat Performanc.

TheatoRfum G
 Over Jackson Hardware CO. Commerce. Street.
 Monday, February 4, 1907.
 Under auspices Ladies' Infirmary Aid High Class Moving Pictures. Continuous performance from 10 q. m. to 10 pl m. A select place for ladies and children. Admission Sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

Forest Avenue M. E. Church. South. corner Forest Avenue and Vine Street. dence. SIP Highland Avenue; phone 2637. Preaching at Il a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Carl M. Roemer. superin- ia.. W. H. Bowdoin, President. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

This property is located on First Avenue, Nineteenth street and Morris avenue in the heart of the city. oppo- site the Union Depot. The building is of steel, brick and terra-cotta cons struction. and is one of the most orna- mental, substantial and valuable pieces of property in the South, yielding hand some returns.
 Parties desiring extension on pur-' chase may make satisfactory arrange ments with and obtain any desired in- formation from the undersigned.
 B. J. BALDWIN.
 M. L. GREIL,
 ..Trustees. Montgomery. Ala Sun 9t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
aALYATInN ARMY.

The Salvation Army conducts the day School room on north side of cot ton mill row. Service Sunday anu Thursday at D. m.; Sunday School al Night school from 2 to D. m. Mon day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
New Cure For Rupture

Et-Adjustable to Any Size Person Easy. Comfortable. Never Slips, No Obnoxious Springs or Pads-Costs Less Than Many Common Trusses
 Made For Men. Women or
 Children.
 I Send It On ApprOval-You Wear It-If You Are Not Satisfied. I Refund
 Your Money.
 have invented a rupture appliance that can safely say. by 30 years experience in the rupture business is the only that will absolutely hold the rupture md never slip and yet Is cool, comfortable, conforms to every movement of the body without chafing or hurting and costs less than many
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

Mt. xien A. M. E. Zion Church, cor .ner Holt and Stone Sfreets--PrearhfnS at ii al, m. Class meeting each Tues Say night. Sunday school at IL rn., Prof W. & Huiet. superintendent. Holy ComnsuniOn. second Sunday In each month. J. V. Cartedge. pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

st. Paul. N. E. Chsrch. corner Ripioy ' and High streets. Rev. s. R. Gipson
 pastor -- Sunday service. Sabbath and 7.s0 D. m: Epworth League, 6:3o
 ! D. m; prayer and class meeting wed- desdaY evening. Sa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

Rev. s. !. Suupte-. pastor---Sunday
 school at y:36 d. m.: preaching at l1:35 a. na.: VIC T.. Society at ! ?. m; preaching at 7s6 p. m.: player meeting
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

First Congregational Church, 7o a. m. Sunday school. II q. m, spec ial Christmas services. Special music
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

Pollard street A. M. E. Zion Church--. seryices: sabbath school 9:s0 q. m., c. w. Wilmington, superintendent. Preaching II q. n. ana ::za n. Class meeting Monday and Friday 'ntghIs. p. m. v. C .E. meeting each Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

The Church of the Good yhepAerd, tProtestant EpiscopalJ, corner of South
 Jackson and East Grcve Streets---Rev. !. R. Brooks rector -Sersfcss Il .. m. and b. m. Sunday school at ?. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

Dexter Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. R. e. Judkins will preach at the morn ing service at the Dexter Avenue Bap- tist Church today from the text. Jere- miah 31a0. At 3 D. m. memorial ser- vice will be held in honor of the late preach at the night servics.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

oid SkfD n. 1It.E. xisn Church, IaoI- eoInbe street- Preaching at II q. m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
ALABAMA PROPERTY IN "BIRMINGHAM''
 For Sale at
 PUBLIC AUCTION

The Morris Building on lot 100 x 1s2 I-2 feet, (five stories:) ground floor used for business purposes; upper stories containing 124 rooms suitable for hotel or office building, will be sold for division among different interests at public auction to the highest bid7 der at Bienlangham, Alabama on Mon day. February IS. 1907,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

St. John's Chnrch--Rev F.. F.. Cobbs. isctor. 80 !. ni.. Iioly Conlmunicr: J a. n morning prayer and sermon and Holy Communion 73O D. m. Even- Ing prayer and sermon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

RERebV1eF54u thurch sunday School f:30 10 n a. m. Teachers meeting ev4rY Frleey night, o. A Allen. sypes :. 3stkdl lyt r1yg f1t4 Preaching Sunday II ., n. xyyd s ?. m, I. c. H. Cbampney.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
Kl'||I|!|!!|||
no CffURCH tlFFlCERs

1. TO CHURCH OFFlCERs.
 OAlciHis of the diHeremt churches VIII please send to this ofice, not later shan ! o'clock saturday afternoon, on postal or by note, account of their ser- vices far sandayt otherwise notices cf tnss sunday viii be repeated. Do not tepend on fhs ,Esone.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

Clayton Street Methodist Chureh--, Rev. H. Holloway. pastor: residence, Sunday school at 9.30 a. m. Superin- tendent Charles H. Bailey. Preaching at Il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by W. H. Parrant .Epworth League. Serliormeets at :S5 p. m. All members are re- quested to attend. Visitors and fellow Leaguers are heartily welcomed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

bv tfained choir. Psstor will preloh from. toxt Isai&h xlIvii. 5. The Glory of the Ford shall be revealedv s. D. II. 5P. S. C. N prayer meeting: How san we carry fhe Christnnas spirit through 1s077 Luke ii:8-2o To these services cpfdlAl welcome awaits everybody Edward E. Scott, pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

Chnpn1 ,ss the Holy vnn.ccsfS, Wesi
 Sunday School at 3:3e D. m. Evening service and sermons every Frieay at ~ go D. m. Rev. k. K. cobbs ofiici-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03

Montgomery. Ala. Feb. ?. 1907.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-27

ask various questions and submit
specifications.
An this, so. claim the mail order
sash and door houses, was done with
fraudulent intent and in order to put.
them out OF business. a
The stepping in of the postal an
thorities came someWht as a surprise.
II the Commercial News had this mat
ter TO do, we doubt whether we would
have gone to the extreme Of issuing
such q set Of instructions ais me
black book but 1T cannot be denied
that the general run of mail order
concerns such as are bringing the
suit. live, and wax fat, through mis-
representation. as
Their Vertisements, as a rule, are.
a garr1Ilous series of lies vanished
over with superiuols adjectives.
Their goods do not bear up under scru-
5tinizing investigation and all in all,
they are a menace and harm to the
country at large
The mail order houses invite the
public to send for their catalogues.
They tell them TO ask questions The
lumbernen simply accepted the in
vftation. They secured The catalogs
they asked a hundred and one ques-
lions.
1t is our opinion that the lumber
men will never be found guilty Of a
misd emeanor, but whatever the re-
suit Of the contest, these men may
be assured that backing and support.
Ing their efforts, are not only the INN
Der dealers, but every loyal merchant
in the United States, no matter what
his line.
An important Case.
OF this action the Minneapolis Jour
nal says:
The indictment OF the federal court
of nineteen IumbeEnen for conspir-
acy In the use Of the mails for the pur-
pose Of harrassing certain cataIog
houses Of Chicago through the BLACK
book, has made Minnesota the BAT,
tIeground IN a fight which is being
watched by commercial interests
everywhere.
There was just enough Of the Yam
kee trick in the little black book
scheme to make 1t appeal to the Amer,
tcan sense Of h,irnor for It worked its
own way like the Z How Old rs Ann
puzzle.
H was originally an Ohio idea, for
! Vt was stove salesman, whose Ter
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-27

ritory lay in the middle part OF the
state, who first hit upon che plan Of
catalog elimination. which spread
rapidly through many states and final
ly reached Minnesota, where 1t became
the basis of the black book scheme.
Second Appeal to Courts.
There is no opera boufe, however,
about the proceedings in the federal
courts. 1t is the second serious at
tempt Of the Chicago catalog houses
use the machinery OF the government
to forestall opposition on the part Of
nearly all lines OF business and manu-
facture. The first effort was made
last spring when the catalog house OF
Montg Ward & Co, Of Chicago
sought through the United States court
TO restrain. by Injunction, the South
Dakota Retail Merchants & Hardware
Dealers association from demanding
of manufacturers and wholesalers
that they cease furnishing goods to
the cataiog or mail order houses.
Judge John E. Garland. however de-
MED the application. holding that the
retail dealers had a lawful right to
agree among themselves as to which
jobbers and nlannf acturers they would
purchase goods from, and that they
also had the light I'd inform each other
as to which houses do and do not sell
goods to mail order concerns
Fight Has Been Long.
it iean be understood, OF course, that
this most recent effort to invoke the
aid OF the courts is not aimed at the
aumbermen indicted. nor lnmbermen
/ In particular. AS a matter of fact,
the competition of this line OF business
with the catalog houses is Of com
paratively recent date. Other lines
represented by retailers, jobbers,
wholesalers and nlanufa ctnrers have,
las individuals and as local, state and
national associations In an sections of
the country, opposed the encrOueh-
tments of catalog houses for ali least
Item years, on the ground OF unfair
competition
In this state the Retail Grocers and
General Merchants association, com.
posed of some sixty local associations
Ii,<aa ha71 y,f, i, o. sst,,.t ~ !, OH nj
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-27

as low as the merchants who pay
taxes TO the city, county and state, and
should be given the first chance by
customers Education for the public on
this point and for the merchant as to-
how to meet catal0g competition has
been carried on by means of news
paper articles, circulars and addresses
AIT numerous meetings.
The Minnesota Retail Hardware
Dealers association has pursued sim
liar methods. and at its annual meet
ing held at st. Paul Feb. rs last, APP
pointed a committee to arrange with
wholesale and jobbing houses to fur.
.Iish goods at prices less than catalog
prices in instances where the mail
order house night indulge In the prac-
tice Of selling below cost as an in
ducement for customers TO make other
purchases in which There was a profit.
The National Hard ware Dealers as
socfation has also, resoh tuition, call.
ed upon wholesalers and jobbers not
to seM to catalog houses. u
The Minnesota Retail Furniture
Dealers association has pursued al
educational campaign along similar
Lines, and the ~ western Furniture
q Stove Manufacturers have agreed
not to SELL to the foreign catalog flous-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-27
THE PICNIC

Contributed 5s
Yesterday, q holiday for freshmen.
two score six.
And brain and Drawn united all to 4
do some stunts and tricks.
a picnic, then, and straWride too,
and to the woods away,
This was the sentiment 81 each and
alll=small wonder they grew gay
The grove3of Ward they designated 10
be their destination 5ls
While other classes guessing hard
were filed with constrenation
And they wot not where these might
60, though wishing them To
slumber.
For freshies arm t SO awful fresh and
these made not a blunder
Z Like brownies losed BY aImer Cox
they filed a whole hayrack
With cakes and baskets, pies All d
jillsand nothing did they lack
The city startled thus BY shouts and
laughs and cries
Was quite Oft throughout the ride
by yells Of high schools highs.
No need to tell the feast thay spread
upon the leaves Of gold,
They ate up everything in sight and
naught was left - mold
Then honeward all with Joyous
songs and hearts all tuned Alright
They drop each other off the rack
and say good bye, good night
Long may the freshman live and learn Il
and wiser grow with year.
They brighten up our daily life and
drive away our tears.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-27

The Minnesota Retail Implement
Dealers association at its annual meet,
ing held here in January, had for the.
leading topic the catalog competit ion,
and united action was urged, which
has since been followed both in meet
ing prices and keeping nufacturers.
from furnishing goods to the catalog
houses
There seems to be no opposition to
the department shores doing a catalog
trade. These stores handle standard
goods and comp etttion is not opposed
where quality is the same.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-27

Indictment against nineteen prominent
lumbermen in various sections of the
country, charging fraud and conspir-
acy, i'm connection with the little
black book" Incidentally the United
States government steps in and an
nounces that they viii assist in the
prosecution.
The little black book" it will be
remembered, was a pamphlet of in
structions sent out to various lumber
men, with the request that they send
for copies of the mail order catalogs,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-27
Mattresses


We take special pride ii our elastic cot
tonsfelt matt resses; we are careful to select
ollystiae best grades of cotton fell, and have
them made il the most careful manner; they
are ire made il layers fscotton felt which are
laid very careful SO that they will be-
smooth and even; thus making il impossible
I for them to get 1umpy The prices are be-
low the market 3 and i cannot be duplicated
az the ICES We quote them for. Our extra
~ No. 4 cation felt, weight IS pounds; COW
cred with fancy ticking, il one Of two
parts.
Isles feet inches, feet and 3 feet s.
inches. $500 values at - "a
at. &. Aa-1ss11SE
$500 values Il. fan.
lat s..s. ]. !. ]. d. .... HeS1V
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-08

Distrito de Puerto Rico, dsbidamente
uomb1 ado s'MASTER'' para darle cumpli.
miento la sentencia de este tribunal de
fecha 6 de Febrero de 1907, Ten el case de
Maria Rodriguez y Pujals contra Manuel
Argueso y Flores ct al, ofrecer6 en- pG.
blica subasta al mejoF poBtor, de contado,
en- la pueTta de entrada de Ia Corte de
Distrito de Humacao ell dia siete de Junio
de 1907, q las de Ia tarde, el siguiente
inmueble: RUSTICA. Finca situada
en- el barrio Mabd de la Jurisdiction De
Humacao, Puerto Rico, de cincuenta.
nueve cuerdas seis cientos veinte cua'
tro c6ntimos de cuerda, cuyos lfmitea son
como sigue: AL norte con terTenos de- don
Rsmon Gonzalez, al sur con terrenos que
fueFon una Yez de don Manuel AFgueBo,
al este con al camino de Auton Raiz, '
al oeste con dofia Josefa Frias. Adem6s,
otra fnca situada en- 81 mismo barrio Ma.
b6, jurisdiction de Humacao Puerto Rico
de catorce cuerdas seis cientos setenta
seis c6ntimoB de otFa, equiyalente6 q cinco
heCtSreaB, setenta y seig areas, y ochenta
geis centiareag, colind$nte al noHte con don
Juan Frias, al sur este con defis SatuH-
nina Frias y al oeste con don j ulio Frias.
Dicha subaata Sc efectuarS consecuen.
cia de sentencia dada en- Ia ca1sa arHiba
mencionads, en- la que Sc deCIeta Ii eiacu.
ei6n de una hipoteCa sobre dichoa inmus.
bles dadss por Manuel Argueso Y Ernes'
tina FriaB Noya, esposa del primeEo, el
dia % de Mario de 1908 Ia casa de Go
mez y Mendez, en- gaFantfa del pago de
CINCO MIL DOLLARS ($5,00O O0)
con intereses desde 81 treinta de Marco,
]. 1904 al seis por eiento (69s J annual, cuya
hipoteca es hoy de la propiedad % haiIa
en- podeF de dofia Maria Rodriguez y
Bustslo San Juan, Puerto Rico, Mayo
5 de 1907.-H s. Stubbard, Master.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATE FOR PORTO RICO.
Maria Rodriguez J PUjaIs, Complainant,
vs..
MrnusI ATguesO Flores, ct al, Defendants.
MASTERS SALE.

Public Notice is hereby given that l.
III. s. Hubbard, Marshal of the District
Court Of the United States for the District
Of Porto Rico, and duly appointed Master
for the purpose of executing the decree of
the said Distict Court of the United States
for the District of Porto Rico dated Fe-
bruary 9th, 1907 in the case of Maria
Rodriguez Pujals vs. Manuel Argueso
Y FlorCs ettal., will tffer for sale at pub ie
auction to the highest and best bidder, for
cash, at the front door Of the Court House
in Humscao on the seventh day Of June
1907, at the hour of 2 p. N. the following
describbsd premises, to wit: the same lying,
being and situate in the Barrio Of Mabu
in the Municipality of Humacao, Porto
Rico, and consisting cf Fiftynine cuerdas
and Six hundred aud twenty four thou.
sandths IF Cuerda (59 624) and more
particularly described as follows:
Being bounded on the North by the
lands Of Mr.. Ramon Gonzalez; on the
South by lands belonging formerly to Mr..
Manuel Argueso; on the East by the road
leading to the barrio Of Anton Ruiz; and
on the Westlby the lands belonging to Mrs
JoBefa Frias.
Also the fellcwipg described premises,
situate, lying and being in the Barrio Of
Mabu iu the Municipality of Humacao,
Porto Rico, and consisting of fourteen
(14) cuerdaB and 676 thousandths cf
cuerda, equivalent to FIVE heCtareas se.
venty six ares and eighty six centiares,
and bounded on the North by the lands Of
Don Juan Frias, on the South and East
by the lands Of Dtfia saturnina Frils and
on the West with lands of Den Julio
Frias.
Said sale will be made in pursuance of
decree in the above entitled cause for
foreclosure Of a mortgage on the above
described premises executed by Manuel
Argneso and ErneBtina Frias y Noya, his
wife, on the 23rd, day of March, 1908, to
the firm of Gomez and Mendez, to gurau,
tee the payment of the sum cf Five Thou.
sand dollars ($5, ,000l together with inte.
rest ther on from the 30tb, day of March,
1904, at the rate of six per cent. (6%)
anum, viii, b said mortgage is at PRESENT
owned AMI held by Maria Rodrig guez ?
Bust 10.
San juan, P. R May 8, 1907.
e. S Hubbard, Master.
EN- Ia CORTE De DISTRlTO De los |
ESTADOS UNIDOS. POR Ell Dis |
TRIT0 De PUERTO RICO.
Maria Rodriguez J PujaIS
Dsmandante,
Contra
Manuel ATguesO J Flores, ct al,
Demandadog.
vENTA EN- PUBLICAsU sUBAsTA.
Por la preSents Sc hace saber gus 20,
II. S. Hubbard, Marshal de la CoTte de
DistEito de los EstadoA UnidoB por ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-08
Gran pista para auto movies.

La gran pista para carreras de autom6'
viies en- Weybridge, Surrey, cuya cons
trucci6n ha sido acometids por iniciatiVa
del Auto Club iugl6s, est6 dpunto de ter.
minarEe Quedar6 concluida en- bTeve
y ha resultado SCI una gran empGesa.
Esta pista ofrecs espacio para Id marcha
de Seis automobiles De frente, pueH el an
cho de Ia carretera es IN POGO mas de 100
pies. ..--.. .-
El largo total es de tres y media miIlaP.
Las cuTvas Sc hallan construidas de ma.
nera que no ofrezcan psligro q las mSqui'
mas lanzadas 4 toda velocidad. Para nj "
velar la via SO excavaron mas de 500, 900
toneladas de TERRA congtruy6ndose un
puente sobre Ell rio Wey. Las graudes
tribunas tienen cabida para muchos miles
de egpectadores. ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-08

VENTA DE MADERAs. MADEIRA
de ''pichipsn" 80 Yende pTecios m6dicos.
Deben aprovechar La OCCASION de estarse
descargando una gran partida en- 81 ''isIote.
Tablas, tablones etc. etc. Para informes,
Cruz 5 San Juan, Puerto Rico paFada
.27 en- Santurce y on elislote de Puerta de
Terra. 3Oy. l.
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Mas nOtiCias.

Sc VENDEN Iibre de todo gravamer
las casaE, calle de Ia Fortaleza n6mero 46
que estd ocupada por 81 Registro de la
Propiedad y Ia de piBOs calle de La Cruz
ndmero 6. P1ecios Yentajosos.
Para informes dirigirse Ia ofcina del
Abogado Notario don Dami&n Mon.
Berrat. - 80 v. a.
-PINO INGLEs $25 , Pine ameri.
canO $50 tienen Finlay Bros & Way
mouth Trad'g Go. Dep6sitos Marina.
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The InSuIar Dock Company.
ANUNCIO.

Acordado por los Comit6s Executive y
T&cnico de esta Corporation Ell someter
pdblica licitaci6n las obras de tres
avenidas que den acceso al proyectado
muele de espig6n No. 2 de la bahia de
San Juap, P. r. por eI preuepte Sc hace
p6bIico fin de que los que deseen
presentar proposiciones puedan tomar los
iuformes que necesitan en- las efoinas de
eSta Corporation (Allen 39) donde esta-
ran de manifesto los pianos eSppcif-
caciones de 8 II de la mafiana 2 4
de la tarde hasta el dia Is del corTiepte
mes. San Juan, P. r Mayo de 1907
@. COnde. PreBidente. 6v.B.
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Rios Y GREpES,

Las sefioraB que quieran ir bien peina'
das estan de enhorabuena pues en- 81 PA
RIS BAZAR, ha llegado de Paris IN
gran sustido de Rios crepes de peIo na-
tursl en- todos los matices.
AdemaS hay crep6s de pelO artificial y
rOllos de alambre muy fno cubierto de
pelo todoS muy c6modos.
TodaB estas novedades se encuentran en-
el PARIS BAZAR de Pedro Giusti For
talaza 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-08
SEPASE

Que no publicamos communicates sin que
sean pagados por adelantadO.
Oada sais palabras 80 ou0ntan pOr una IT,
noR y 10 lfn0a vale d1ez c0ntav0s.
Las eaEtaH que vOngan con communicates
sin uu imp0Pto no Sc GnntSstRn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-08
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

A4NEA EGESh6A OGh OGSYM
Itin0raEiO.--Salidas dc Bayam6n , Capt.
ats gtmultanOamOntO.
Dias laborsblS-@ afiana 6, 7.O5, 3 30
S'!e Hoo. TsEdO 1915, LAB, Bis. AB5, 6.45
Dias festivOs.-Manana 8, 7.O5, $50, 0.45
2 1.O9 IardS 1915 1.B0, $50, $50. A.sO
BtlISt9 barRtOs para dias fOstiVos. De
OaSadO Bayam6n, ida y vuslts H. cl1s0
SV'4b ~ ase Sole, De Bayam6n q Ga .af0
yXuG4 ta IL elaEe soils, q eIass RO-1O,
BillSto oIdinaFiO de Capital s Catafio On
OlRsO q ! 0sntavos.
r BAyam0n, 19 de 6sptiombrs de 1905.
Ra SS6p U0IHas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-05-08
EN- Ia CORTE De DISTRlTO De LOS
ESTAD0S UNlDOS, POR Ell DIS
TRIT0 De PUERTO RICO.
vENTA EN- PUBLTcA sUBAsTA.

Por la presents Sc hace saber que 20,
H. S. Hubbard, Marshal de la CoTte de
DistEito de los EstadoA Unidos Dor ell
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Estatua dsSGuhIarta en- NusVa York.

En- Nueva York ha nidO descubierta
una est6tua erigida Verdi, por el origi-
nal procedimiento de unir un globo los
pafos que Ia cubrfan y lamar 81 aeroststo
despu6s de ser pronuuciados los discursos
de r6brica. "
Ell efecto fu6 muy celebrado.
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DOCtOres eqUiVOCadOs.

Madrid Mayo Los m61 Victoria han quivoCado la fha del
publdad ofamente indignation los
obposy halan dsde
m@dicos
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