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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-25
First publication, March q, 1907,

First publication, March q, 1907,
GTATE OF WISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT
- Kenosha County.
In Re Application of The Kenosha Lumber
Company, domestic corporation, and John
Spry Lumber Company, a foreign corpora
ton, for the sequestraton of the property and
the appointment of a Receiver of The Winter
Sash and Door Company, a domestic corpora
ton.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of
March, A. ID. 1907, the following order was duly
made and entered by the Circuit Court of Keno
sha County, in certain proceeding wherein
The Kenosha Lumber Company, a domestic
corporation, and John Spry Lumber Company,
Winter Sash and Door Company, a Wisconsin
corporation, is defendant, namely:
1t is Ordered by the Court now here, that all
proceedings by any creditor other than the
above named petitioners against the above
named corporation, The Winter Sash and Door
Company, be and the hereby are re-
aimed and enjoined, and it appearing neces-
sary and proper that all creditors of said cor
poraton The Winter Sash and Door Company.
should come into this proceeding:
1t is, therefore, hereby ordered, That Dan o.
Head, the Receiver of the above named CORPORA
ton, The Winter Sash and Door Company
publish IN THE TELEGRAPH-CoURIER,a weekly
newspaper published in the City of Kenosha
wisconsin, once each week for six successive
weeks, notice requiring all creditors of the
above named corporation, The Winter Sash
and Door Company, to exhibit their claims and
to become parties TO this proceeding within six
(6) months and five 90 days from the first pub
LEGATION of such notice, which notice shall in
clnde this order. and that in default thereof
they, such creditors, be prec1uded from all bene-
ut OF the Judgment which shall be made herein,
and from any distribution which shall be made
under such Judgment.
By the Court:
E. B. BELDEN.
Circuit Judge.''
Now, Therefore, Each and every creditor of
the above named defendant, The Winter Sash
and Door Company, is required to exhibit his
claim and become party to the said action
within six (6) months and five 80 days from the
1rst publication of this notice, which is the list
day of March, a. d. 1907, and in default thereof
every such creditor shall be prec1uded from ali
benefit OF Judgment of distribution made IN
the above entitled proceeding and from any dis
tribution which shall be made under such
Judgment.
DAN O. HEAD,
Receiver of The Winter Sash and Door Com
pany.
Dated March 18th, 1907
HENRY ]. HASTINGS AND PETER FISHER.
WoA Attorneys for Receiver.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-25

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Beass che 1Iha Kind You Have Always Bought
s''s : LI(NAzzax
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-04-25

Baseball mits and gloves, good as
sortment, Csc to SIS. c. a. Dewey,
hardware and harness, tt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

| IAAUNDRESS Capable; can do shirts cob
/ lars and cuffs: excellent references. Jus
| sila Bureau ESQ Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Jan --CATTLE-Estimated receipts. 3o9
bead: market steady beeves, 50 l6QE: COWS ana
heifers ST 6OaS5 25; stockers and feeders 81 90
"a ~. Texans 50 rs 50 SO; calves, S69S Hogs
fstimated receipts 1900 head market loo higher;
IoiTed and butchers SO s. So 80; good heavy SO
Sc 90: rough heavy. Sc 60 q So 30 light 20 90 50 M
nirs Sc O5 q Sc so: sales, SO 81 S6 Sc SHEEP
st,nated receipts 400 head; market steady sheep
" & 9g SPnffalo Jan sECATTLE-Receipts 10 head;
v,aTtet steady VEALS-Receipts. 400 head; market
aoiiye and lover 81 asa 50 50. HoGs-Receipts 500
SesdS marltet active and strong: Workers STSi 10;
ronEhs Ssq So 40. SHEEP AND LAMBS-Eeeeipts
200 head: sheep and steady; lambs slow ana
16c lower: lambs $bG 81 rs; yearlnEs S6 zoo SO 80
CIncinnst Jan. 28-HogH active: butchers ana snip
reTs &c 0oGs7; common 65dS6 90 CATTLE stsaayi y
- q, go6J shippers. 81 J0GS5 co. common $24$2 90
stIsEsP steady 81 5Oq$5 % LAMBS steady - IogSss
IIaLsas Cft Ian 2S-CATTLE-R 600 head IN
ciin~ 100 Southerns market unchanged cnoce sApo[
"a Ssse1 beef steers So 5OdS6 Coz fair 10 good - Za
4o western fed So 75gS5 I5i sockeI anu lee
81 ses4 az: southern steers 50 5I6 20 Soulherh cows
Sa 5ES3 T5 native 81 25dS4 S5 patlye -
tsS9 S0. IIE s3as4 20 calves 50 @0SI @ receipts Tor
V Tas az 400 head HOGS-Receipts 4oOO nea1 ne aa,
Inc I6c higher top Sc So: bulk Of sales go o9so ~.
Sse 81 s1GS S6 So packers SO 7Ols6 AF pigs an1 Hgn'
ss eo5ssS IN receipts for week, - 500 head
BAcentR 300 market steady lambs so OoaS1 0os SSS
S Ipssrlings S4 sb9SG Western fed yearhhgS So9
81 a0 western fed sheep 81 IogSo 20 anu eeu
20 Sk[5s4 q: receipts for the week. aoOOO
TroIsdo Ian 26-CLOVERSEED cash ana ITH
ss 8TIb; February s9 40; Mareh' 90 7O' AP''' 70
OTTIY Sc O5. ALSIKE' - 40
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
roREIGN PORTS


Liverpool Jan 2s.saied, steamer Lueana 'Sr'' "S'N
SOUTHAMPTON Jan 26-Sailed steamer New YORK hoOeIs
York via Cherbours (and passed AursS |As'''
copenhagen. Jan 24-sailed steamer oscar II DAM
Bristol Jan 2S-Ar1ived steamer Jersey City Pn
IIavre Jan 26 a n-saied steamer La Bretagne F'r)
Verynde New York -,,..... ~,
Mathison. New York.
Hull. 25-Arrived. steamer Toronto (br), Houhs'
New Via Portland, Eng -,
Durham. 25-ArTtved. steamer Black frtnce tEIP
Thomas. New York VIA Cape Town. Algoa bay; etG,
I4bau Jan 21-sailed Korea RUSS krschljed'
Rio Janetro Jan a4-saed Prince (Br)
Eagleton from for New York.
Antwerp Jan 2-Saed steamers Chester Outch), sess-
barth, York; 26th America (irl Johnston New
Amsterdam Jan 25-Saued. steamer ocean Dutch)
Gieseke. New York
Rotterdam Jan 26-Salled Amsteldyk Dutch
Van der Heuvel, New York - -
26-ATTved, steamer st Patrick tbTl, FoFtay
Yokohama; etc for New York - N, 49,.
Fastnet 28-Passed steamer Potomac (Br). Mckay
New York for Liverpool
Gibraltar 25-Passed steamer FoTlay (r1 PritchaTd,
New York via St Michaels for Manila, etc.
Rotterdam Jan &c 9 p m-Arrivei. steamer Soestdyk
Dutch. Baron. New York
Plymouth. &C. 6:03 m--Arrived. steamer SO Louis
Jamison. New York for CherbouTg and southampton
Queenstown Jan 2S 6:57 ul-Arrvel steamer Carmans
Cherhourg. 26. 6;iO H-Saed. steamer New York.
Roberts ;frorn Southampton. New York
Glasgow Sailed steamers Columbia CBr)t Wads-
worth. New YoEk Via MoviNs: Athenia tBr MCNEIL
John. ~ n.
Fume Jan 2G-saed. steamer Ceronia Osr. Pritchard.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
DENIES SHARP PRACTICE
Water Storage Aduocate Issues a
statement.

The Forestry. Water Storage and Manufacturing
association which is vigorously supporting the
constitutional amendment permitting the use OF
slate lands for water storage issued a statement
last night. saying. in part:
me association for the Protection OF the Adiron
osi IN a Ietter addressed 60 the members OF the
- Selsature mas stated that the resolution in favor
oi the amendment ''jammed' through ar tha
st OF Ue last legislative session, ntinating that
tII.ose tIse now opposing the amendment did not have
uIne 20 gather their forces This statement is nm
= st- me Association for the Protection az the
sHnulioHoachSI as well as the New York Roa ri ~
s a5aoe ana transportation. requested we'll in
,L aGaaiGs 10 assist in suggesting the form of an
The New York Board of Trade and Transnortatio,
DeeI foremost In calling attention to the need
pL water storage system and in emphasizing the
pehentS II would bring to the entire state in the
prevention or floods the deYelopment of cheaD
. ..S.lIcal power the Improvement OF sanitary con-
ul,ons and the benefit to navigation From a cir
cu!I ISSUED not quite two years ago by the com
HHttee on Forest and the committee on ctv affairs
oI the New York Board of Trade and TrangDorta-
uon;; a; the following quotation is taken:
:! ms BOARD has frequently pointed out the i'm
oItanCe anu commercial necessity of conserving
the vast water resources and watersheds of the
staie Tor tuture power and industrial purposes TO
hlIlgate the evils of the annually recurring floods
sllu LOT lhe fnalrold Of rapidly increasing
population IN the cities of the state
All VINO h&'9 studied the subject are agreed as to
Ine nenehts OF water storage-the only question IS
Whsther, II the constitutional amendment is passed.
lhe state VIII have control. No who reads the
present River Improvement law doubt that it
plete.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

No ? red western winter. 6s Futures aIn' March s.
= sd: july, 90 Z4kd CORN spot hsiii
American mixed. new, - sd American mixed; oId; 20
cd. Futures Arm January. 4s I'd March ts "a 40 o.
PFAR-Canadian steady. S. 100. FLotR-St Louis
fancy winter steady. S. HOPS In London fPaciho
Coaat, steady f3 5s0 q So BEEF-EKtra India moss
strong. 76s 80. PORK-Prne mess. Western. steadyy'
HAMS-Short "a 10 &c 10 quiet, SIS sd
BACON-Cunberland cut t26 20 30 10 dali 5os short
rib (1s 10 % NJ steady. 6Ss Cd Long clear niddlsa
light fas 10 "a 10 firm. long clear mddles heavy
55 to 40 r) steady Sis Cd short clear backs tl6 to
n, steady ass bellies "a 10 i6 10 quiet bts
sHoTLDERs-squsre Ci 20 - NJ steady; as 90.
IARD-Prims western, tcrcaS, arm. SIS Sd; Aineri
can refined. pals. nrm. as BUITER-tinest
United states steady. e5s' good nited states
s. CHEESE meFcan finest white and colored' no
stock; Canadian white firm. GAs: Canadian finest
colored frm Sss TALLOW-Prims city strong, zss;
Australian in London hrn. 35s I'D TURPENTLNE =
snrfts strong ROSIN-Common firm los sd
PETROL Ell UM-Rehned steady. s%d- MNsEED OIL
nIle
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
ICE IN PATH OF LINERS.
A Schooner Crushed in FlOes Of Newfound.
land Coast.

ST. Johns, y. r, Jan. 26-The British
schooner Robin. laden with fish for Lisbon. Por-
tugal was crushed by the ice foes off the north
coast of Newfoundland last night The crew
escaped.
The mail boat Portia has been obliged 10
abandon all efforts TO reach ports on the north
ern seaboard because of the ice pack Incom-
ing vessels report that the ice masses are being
driven south and east over the Grand Banks.
and that they threaten 10 obstIuct the passage
Of ocean liners and other shipping near the
banks The west coast of Newfoundland also is
blockaded with ice from the Gulf of So Law
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
nFpOSIT COMPANY SOLD.
r;ncoVn Concern Takes OUer Busi-
ness of american.

,Ds rfncoln Safe Deposit COMPANY of No. %
-, .pd street. Of which General Thomas L. James
= president has bought the business and good
nj ~ the American Safe Deposit Company, of No.
y, rgeth avenue. The contract has been made as
- = nsoenber 81, 1906 The business OF the American
.nany will be transferred TO the Lincoln COM
- as soon It can done
The property OF the American Safe Deposit Com
= which has q frontage of 2 feet In Fifth ave
HSys ysnd runs back Zoe feet in a2d street was solS
ss~..erai - months ago. and under the terms OF the
-. sbe business had 10 be closed out hefore No
sbsr 81 1907 II Is understood that the buiIdjne
g - he torn down. and OF the site and on an eddio
5,.sl SO feet IN Fifth avenue large office build
t.~ will be erected The entire site was taken for
~ .ssss syudicate for $3.50 00a.
'H RE capital Of the American Safe Deposit Com
-, was $500 G)G and IL Is understood that lis b,,i
rrs-s was not large II was founded in the early
~ nv the late Elliott F. Shepard ''
The other tenants OF the American Safe Deposit
abiding are the Columbia Bank and several
A.--lra
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Of New York, Saturday, Jan. 26, 1907.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
STEAMER La Gampiqs Dytch? poTtisioss antwerp
ls to the compagnie Generate Transatiantiq1e with
cabin and 7S3 steerage passengers mails and mdso
steamer Mi3nsSa6s lBrI R0sAs0n london January
ssssss5s @dss Arr2sS as4ost at the BaF qs
IL san Juan Is and MagagneI s to the Peck IS Co.
sss mdse Arrived az the Bar at 22O m ca
and Algiers January 8 Bowring Co. in ballast -
PfI9gres9 10 and Havana %, 10 james 2 Ward Co
With III passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at the
70 to the United Fruit Co. with sugar Arrived at tho
Barcelona T. penia and St Mchael L. to Eiweii
Co. with 50 steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived
at the Bar @ et $40 tS5thj;1 - %
{9e Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed in SANDY
steamer Ponce Harvey auanica December IL. San
S d 2S - MSgaggez p and Ponce 2 % via Ism1 %
pany Arrived at the OI Ear rd at $50 'Inc' M
Steamer Croydon @ Mann Baltimore January "a 10
Howard Houlder, Rowatt & Co, with mdse In transit
Left Quarantine at 12:45 m - r..,,.-u o.
to the steamship Company. with and
sss Passed s IN 9uaFa1tin9 at January TO-
to the Mallory steamship Company with passengers ana
Steamer WeaTsids r Goodwin TampS9 crsn JsTTaFy With rs
lead and bullion. Passed in Sandy Hook at oO
Charleston a. to the clyde Steamship Company with
m sg6 Bdr SeM R
the Southern Pacific Company. with mdse- Passed IN
Quarantine at 2IS NJ. -,
Steamer Hamilton Boaz Newport News and Norlolk,
TO the Old Dominion Steamship Company, with passengers
mdFe. Passed Quarantine at 2:4O
Sandy Hook. n J. &C. $50 ns-Wind north; fresh
breeze; clear.
SAILED.
Steamers Pniladelphia SOUTHAMPTON via Plymouth ana
Cherbourg; Wilhelm der Crosse Ger, Genoa:
Naples etc: Cempania CBr). Liverpool VIA Queenstown
Yaiserin Auguste Victoria Ger Hamburg and Plymouth
and Cherbourg; Minneapolis C8r) London Swat tBr1
Brooklyn city (Br), Bristol; caro-
lima. San Juan Mayaguez etc: Marcs6o, La GuayIa.
Curacao etc; Pretoria (Br). st Crolx. Barbados etc
Mexico Havana: Navigator (No Halifax; Flora SNoT y
Wildenfels Ctier), savannah; 81
csItbbert tTrI Antwerp; ri CID Galveston; Joseph w
F-orlney Galveston: jamestown. Norfolk ana Newport
News; city OF Macon savannah: Excelsior Galveston
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
TRYING TO PERSUADE UNIONS.
Building Trades Alliance Says It FavOrs
Trade Agreements.

j. Tazelaar. first vicepresiden3 of the Structural
Building Trades Alliance of America, said yester-
day in reply TO the objections of the leaders Of
number Of unions 10 their organizations becoming
part of New York branch of the alliance that it
would not encourage strikes, and was in favor OF
trade agreements. Their chief objection was that
their unions have advantageous agreements
with the employers, by which they have high wages
for from one tO three years, they would, by Join
ing the alliance. render themselves liable to be
drawn into strikes.
II was announced last evening that meeting OF
the executive officers of the alliance would be held
the Prince George Hotel on February Q.
which charters for local branches in New York
Philadelphia and Boston viii be passed The
alliance its officers say. has a membership of
$4,000 in the national unions affiliated with It, and
expects 10 have membership of 2.250.0o0
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
MISSING SEA cAPTAlN FOUND.

David Stevens, captain. sixtv-five years old,
who has been missing from his daughters home
at Point Jefferson, Long Island, since January Is
uss found yesterday in Kings County Hospital, to
which he taken from a lodging in Tillary
street. Brooklyn, on January 1e. The authorities
Of the institution said an Investigation as 10 his
sanity being made. Captain Stevens served in
the Civil War. and in the Spanish American War
had command Of a transport. lie an inmate of
Sailors Snug HarbOr for some time.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

LAUNDRESS. &c.-By young Swedish giris
competent: shirts, collars. cuffs, rns
laces; has friend chambermaid: willing.
obliginR: city or country. MOFrOW's Bl--
reau. 721 Lexington ave. corner bSth St
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
WANT DRESSER CASE TRANSFERRED

Nineola. Long Island. Jan 26.-Justice Townsend
scudder. in the Supreme Court to-day. heard argu-
ment a motion TO transfer 10 New York County
the suit brought by d lie Roy Dresser against the
Mercantile Trust Company. Mr.. Dresser claims al
most 100000 in connection with the formation OF
The Shipbuding Trust Counsel for the trust COM
pany argued that Mr.. Dresser was not resident
of Nassau County, but Of New York City and
therefore, should have brought suit in New York
county DresseT's counsel said that his client was
a citizen OF Oyster Bay. Decision was reserved
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
MGD1NALD- -WHGGlNsgo.
257 BROADWAY. n. y

TELEPHONE 24O9 CoRTL4NDT.
Established 20 years. II you require cap
its1 or a partner for your business, If YOU
desire to sell a business or manufacturing
plant, no matter where situated, send us
fun particulars We work strictly on COM
mission basis.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
WIFE SAYS ARTIST THREATENED HER

Rudolph Roerner. artist and sculptor, was
haled TO court yesterday morning by his wife. who
charged him with threatening 10 kin her In her
home in Yonkers last night. Judge BeaIl allowed
the man 10 go under suspension OF sentence after
hrst making him sign the pledge. Koerner designed
ana made the silver loving cup presented to Ad-
eluzehs Of New York. He also designed the silTep
ssSLhlcs presented by the citizens OF NebraslCa To
tne oulcers and men OF the baltlesIin Nefraslra "
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
La LoRRAlNE's DECK AwAsH I'M STORM

After unusually good trip from Havre the
French liner La Lorraine which arrived yester-
day morning, encountered a severe storm on Fri
day night when two hundred miles east OF Sandy
Hook The forward deck was awash for six hours.
and great combers which broke over the bridge.
poured into the smoking room.
DR.. Kigne. formerly ships surgeon on La LOT-
raine. was among her passengers. He viii remain
IN New York for q month to study sanitation and
then become the surgeon la Provence.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
CHILDREN IN DANGER AT FIRE.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. !

@
Nyack, y Y, Jan. 26-Fire OF unknown origin
completely destroyed large brick school building
connected with st. Agatha's Convent at Manuel
this afternoon. causing loss of 5000 and endan-
gerng the lives Of four hundred children The blaze
was discovered at 3:45 O'Clock, when about four
hundred youngsters were in the building Sisters
IN charge managed 20 conduct them to safety Fire
men from nearby towns were telephoned for. and
three hundred more children ~ S
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
FACES MANsLAUeHrER CHARGE

81 Louis. Jan. 2s.-Daniel D. Jones. an ol ssI.s-
man was arrested to-day following an Indictment
charging manslaughter IN the fourth degree. IT ia
aAeged that Jones sold oil 20 Mrs. Ella. IonRlev
i1ef lamp exploded the next day, and the woman
oieo from injuries caused by the burning Oil
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
FIGHT AGAINST STATE WHIPPING POST
rBy Teiesrsph TO The Tr,s,re.1

lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.
Wilmington. Del. Jan 26.A strong effort IS being
made 10 have the present Legislature abolish Della
wares whipping post. At the last session the pil-
Tory. which had been associated with the whipping
post ever since Delaware became a state, was done
away with. David Ferris. a leading Quaker OF
Wilmington. is at the head Of the movement. The
trustees OF the New Castle County Worknouse have
signed petition urging the Legislature 10 abolish
Ire post
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
'Brings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY, JANUARY Is.
TRANsPACTTC MAILS.

Destination ana steamer Close IN New YORK
Australia Except West). FIJI Islands and
New Caledonia (via Vancouver and Vic
torn B. C.l-Moana To-day 500 m
FTancisSo)@SIarposa Jan 20 1890 m
Tango Mss1l anu Jan ST. 600 m
FTsncsco@KOrea l. 1890 n,
1S F4andiseou ana 3 Transport Logan l. 1890 m
New Zealand, AuEtrla Except WesO.
Caledonia, Samoa, Hawaii and FIJI
Islands FTanciscol-EerTa.. Feb q, 1RBO m
Hawaii Japan, Corea China and Philip
AM RRme,sca MAJ, ............... Feb o. 1880 a m
Hawaii Francsco)AlaIneda... FEB H. l250 m
Jspan Cercept parcels-post mails) Corea.
China ana Philippine Islands tvia Van
couver ana Victoria. B. C)-Empress OF
China 10 OVV y M
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
nRIckLAYgRs TO JOIN A. F. |.

It was learned last night that tho sixty-fve thou
sand members of the Brichayers and Afasons In
ternational Union. who for the third time TAX
ing a referendum vote throughout the country on
Labor are practically certain vote to join the
federation this time.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
PINAR DEL BIO TOBACCO SAVED.

Hsvans. Jan. 26.-The tobacco crop in Pinar Gel
Rio Province probably has been saved by the rains
I'm the last few days This crop had been given up
almost a total loss because Of the extreme dry
ness.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise T15 Sunset Moon BIAS Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
sardy Hook 6:lO Gov Island 6:54 He'll Gate s.2T
PM-sandy Hook e:45 GOV. Island 70S Hell Gate $50
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
UMBRELLAS AND CANES.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
once no. 1864 Broadway. between 2fith
and 3Tth SITS. until 0 o'clock p. N. Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices az regular once rates until 5 oclocS
o. m. viz: 254 Sth ave-. s. e. cor. I'D ST. (;
iE3 6th ave, cor. 18th ST.. % East 1ath 81. {;
257 West 42d ST.. between 18th and sNh ages. !.
16S West 125th 81. 1888 80 ave. between
7sth and I7th sts.; 1925 50 ave. near 6lst
Al l7OS lst ave. near 61th st.. 15r East
i25th St, 7o6 fremont ave. $50 81 ayA
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

CsF4AS. BARTENS date Of Bartens Ricel.
watches. Diamonds. Precious Stones, Il
I6 John 81. Telephone 3sso-Cortlanot.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
DENTISTRY.


DREssnIARING AND MILLINERY.
DREsSAGARING.-ATti gowns and suits.
princess and Empire, my specially my
own exclusive designing: ladies aPPTeclaL-
ing fine dressmaking please call. WitlkOpt'
I02 West seth St
DRESsAiAKER.- b. Altman g. Co; ex-
csllent litter; artistic designer; thoroughly
cornDetent and experienced; latest spring
styles; remodelling. Address Dressmaker'
826 West 14th 81.
DRESSMAKER Stylish; customers: out
by the day; perfect filter: will remodel.
Dressmaker, 2Oo East 10th st.
TYPEWTITEES.
REMINGTON, Densmore. Hammond. Yost,
Franklin or Blickensderfer. each s1.bOi
Caligraph, IS; repairing. Gay, 1885 MRdt'
con ave.
TrPEwRITERS-An makes sold. rented.
repaired, exchanged; rslisbls service
German, 10 Nassau st. Telephons zIso-
Cortlspdt.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

ALEXANDER PAPE. general engraver, eos
6th ave.-tettsrtng, monoSrans. crests.
etnhxr designer, 5eweiler, silveESfnith and
n1relty manufacturer. Telephone oeI0-
3sth So.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
PATENTS.
ENGRAVING.

A DFNAKEsT a SON. III Nassau 81.
general sngrzversi wedding ststionery'
business and visiting cards. seeis. ciss,
lustrat,c
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Female.
ATTENDANT or nursery H0VernesSs Ger
man; teaches physical culture; under
stands diseases Of children; or take charge
delicate lady; gives massage. q. Miss
SstzGeralds Bureau, 5o3 9th ave. cor s21-
cOUPLE.-wifs cook and laundresss hus-
hand general useful mans Finnish: $50 20
SEQ. Swedish Emplcyment Bureau. Ia1
Lexington ave.
COOK.-Ftrst class capable 0f taxing
ystersncea Jussila Bureau. $50 Lexington
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-05-08

sco? sHay algo mas gorioso que semeiantes Sc
espectaculo tan maravilloso7
-iEs 10 mismo quo hacer el pspcl de Dios en- Ia
terra!
Ell nido qued6 ]leno de asombro
Como! iera hombre el que habia crcado todo
aquclle!
A 81 no Sc le habla ocurrido tai cosa
Parccfale que aquello habfa hecho casi nor 81
mismo que era Ia obra de Ia naturaleza.
I'm honbre, :un m1sico como 81 sera alp7in dfat
iOh! iser ESQ aunque solo fuese un solo dfa!
despues -. despues 10 que Dios quiera, ;mo-
rir 81 precise!
= Lueeo pregunt6:
-iQuien es 81 que ha hecho ESQ., abuelo7
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joven artsa aem4n. que habitaba en- Berlin ou;en
habfa conocido en- otro tempo
Cristobal Sc habfa vuelto todo ofdos
De pronto dij6
-lY ID, habuelo1
El viejo estremecio
Que preeunt6
tNo has hecho tt tambi6n do esas cosas7
-Seguramonte. dijo q viejo con acento IA an
fado
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pir6 profundamaats.