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The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30
FOR NEW YEARS RECEPTION.
Extensive Arrangements Being Made
by Railroad Y. Nj. G. A.

Preparations are being made by
the ladies for the New Years recep-
ton at the r. R. Y. M. G. A. The
decorating committee consists of
members of the association. Mrs. ].
A. p. Carnahan was chosen as Moth
err of the occasion; REFRESHMENTS
will be served from 2 until o'clock,
which will be in charge of Mrs.
Henry Schuler, Mrs. A. B. Crawford.
Mrs. Robt. Sheffield, Mrs. Grant Bur-
dette, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Luthy.
The tables will be in charge Of Mrs.
l.. c. Kay, Mrs. J. B. White, Mrs. H.
G. Perkins, Mrs. Dan Lane, Mrs. J.
Weaver, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. Charles
Fountaine, Mrs. Rollo Stockwen and
Mrs William Yard, who will be as
sisted by twenty-four young ladies.
The reception committee Is COM
posed of Mrs T. E. Prout, Mrs. III. B.
Lautz, Mrs. w. c. Garvey, Mrs. p. L
Copeland, Mrs. E. B. Jolly, Mrs. D. E.
Barton, Mrs F. R. Frost, Mrs. ]. H.
Runyen, Mrs. ]. T. Shaw, Mrs w. G.
Boon, Mrs. James Mullen, Mrs. AL
fred johnson, Mrs. Frank Woodruff,
Mrs. Charles Hart, Mrs. Rush Spur
lock, Mrs T. S. Morrison, Mrs. A. o.
Beach, Miss Jennie Carnahan, Miss
Jennie Van Dorp, Miss Hazel Jolly.
A gymnasium exhibition will be
given by DR.. E. W. White the physf-
cal director and his classes from 2:30
to 5 O'Clock, Mrs. H. B. Lautz and
Miss Lulu Mckee will have charge OF
the amusements from to In the
gymnasium.
entertainment under the direction or
Mr. George Beardsley will be given.
Children under sixteen years of age
will not be admitted unless accom-
panied by their parents.
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30

made with Japanese sleeves. and. Ella
borately braided with soutache of ex-
actly the same shade. The skirt was
plain, and was a gored circular in style
The little rounded collar on the coat
was of velvet a shade darker than
the cloth.
A Topeka chap is a pretty good sort
but he is unpopular and the reason is
not hard to find: he is so full of infor-
nation which he insists upon impart-
ing upon all occasions. He wants to do
all the talking and no matter what sub
Ject is introduced-sport politics re-
hgion, anything-he monopolizes the
conversation and thrusts his opinions
upon everyone within the radius of a
block. 1t never seems to occur to him
that his ideas aren't worth any more
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30
FOR THE CITY BEAUTIFUL.
Municipal Art Society Is Organized in
New York.

New York, Dec 30.-The Municipal
Art Society of New York is about to
begin a campaign to spread its ideas
throughout the country. The society
stands ready to give all assistance in
its power to any city that desires to
form a society with the object OF
beautifying cities, and announces that
arrangements have been made to send
lecturers who will deliver illustrated
lectures on municipal art in America
and abroad wherever they are wanted
The society will also send out litera-
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30

Bishop and Mrs. Millspaugh will be
at home on New Years day from to
6 and from to 10 to receive their
friends at the Bishops House.
n
Music hall will be the scene tonight
of a large and merry gathering of the
high school and college set the occa-
sion being the Owl sorority's annual
Christmas dance. A number of out
of town guests are here for the party
which will be the largest of the holi-
days.
Mrs. " B. Kist1er gave a luncheon
today for Mrs. Ralph Payne of the
City of Mexico, asking besides, Mrs.
Frank E. Grimes. Mrs. A. NJ. Petro
and Mrs. Edgar Etter.
A Topeka girl has a tight wad beau
who lives out of town and what do
you think he sent her for Christmas
Eighteen pairs of gloves, cut glass
Voz as big as a barrel filled with
American Beauties and a dozen of
the new novels. Wasn't that paItry
Miss Corinne Ludlum of Wichita
who has visited Miss Mary Sutherland
and other friends in Topeka has an
nounced her engagement to Mr.. War
rem A Harwi of Atchison. Miss
Ludlum is a charmingly pretty girl
popular in her own town and where
ever she is known. She is a member
of the Lambda Alpha Lambda soror-
fly and has attended L. A L.. dances
in Topeka Mr.. Harwi is a son of
sale hardware company in Atchison,
and is a travelling salesman for his
fathers. business The date of the
wedding has not been set
=
A newly married man met a friend
and said. THAT was an awful fright
I had at my wedding yes" his
friend assented, ''I was there and saw
her.. what did your girl give you
. for Christmas?" 20, she gave me a
lovely present. I made lemonade out
of it,
Miss Gala Cuttell gave a luncheon
today for Miss Helen Quinton and the
F1eishman and Miss Lillian : Foster
will entertain for Miss Quinton to-
night. --.z
OF course it is proper to leave them
fact is that the holly wreaths in the
window look sick and sad as soon as
Christmas is over.
Lawrence Gazette: The marriage of
Miss Alverta Bingler and Mr.. Verne
Fry of Pittsburg, Tennessee, will take |
place at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday after
noon at the home of the brides !
mother. In the evening a reception
will be held for their friends
Miss Bingler is a Lawrence Owl |
and a K. U. Theta and has visited in |
Topeka
The distinction of the costume illus
trated lies in the cut of the pretty coat !
with its rounded fronts, and effective |
braiding. the model being recommend |
ed for various colorings or for all |
black. The original frock was of dull |
violet cloth, the loose Jacket being |
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30

Mrs. Noble Prentis, of Chicago who
has been at the Copeland for a few
days and attended the teachers meet
ing last week, will return to Chicago
tonight or tomorrow where she is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Lauson Gill
bert, but will be back in Topeka within
a few weeks to spend the rest of the
winter.
Mr.. Arthur Holbrook, of Coffeyville,
guest of Mrs. Thomas E. Dewey, will
return home this week but Mrs. Hol-
brook and their little son will prolong
their visit.
Mrs. Guilford Dudley. who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Walker, in
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30
Mr.. gMcAfee's Condition.

The condition of Rev. J. B. McAfee,
who was stricken with paralysis sew
eral weeks ago, remains about as it
was the week following the stroke
which has since then confined him al
the home of his son, Henry w. Nc
Afee, west of the city. His mind as
well as his body is weakened by his
illness and he is only able to recog-
nize his relatives and friends a portion
of the time.
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30
TORE DOWN THE WIRE.
Thief Strips Poles Near Vinewood
Park.

Sometime during the past two DAYS.
junk thieves have stolen all the con-
per wire from the trolley poles of the
street railway company between Cali
fornfa avenue and Vinewood park.
The railway company has no clue to
the identity of the bold thief. who
climbed the poles and cut down sew
eral hundred pounds of wire.
This wire was used as a telephone
line by the motormen during the mark,
season to notify the dispatcher OF
their positions along the line.
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30
sens Jots ar ,sherifY Sale

Sheriff John Wilkerson held a pub
lie sale from the court house steps this
morning, and sold several lots belong
ing to Della Mutton and others for
$3.50 The sale was on judgment
against the defendants by H. H. Keith,
who had a judgment of s527.50. The
purchaser was John E. Pears
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30

Suitor-No. sir; I do not love your eldest
daughter for her money. 1t is her beautv
her charm, her
Pater-Say, I've got younger daughter
and more charming. Want her?-Cleve-
land Leader.
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30

cities and will attempt to Interest To-
cal boards of trade and like orEauiza-
tions throughout the country.
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30
Notes and Personal Mention.

groom departed for Kansas City where
they will make their home.
The Topeka state journal., 1907-12-30

A girl shopping down town this morn
ing had a five dollar bill in her pocket
book. Think of anybody having that
much real money the week after
Christmas.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01

ONLY oNE-D Topic was before
Justice Of the Peace tombstone yester-
say on a niSdsneanor charge he was
given seven DAYS
4 DOUGLAS VlsITOR-M-s Stew
art French o. Douglas Is q Phoenix
visitor. Mrs French is the president
~ the Arizona Federation o. Women 5
Cube
The MOVEMENT OF 4 PROS
PECTOR-B =. Herndon. and old
proSpecjo-. Vas IN the city Yesterday
on his way 70 Needles. he has been
living p RAY for some time but thinks
that The southeastern part 81 California
and Nevada have something more at
tractive
BASEBALL ELEcTIoN-C Crescent
baseball team last evening held a meet
ing for strengthening il 'rEanization-
stanley Porter Va elected manager
and Harry Hartc- captain. The team
Is now open fo- games with any desir-
able team after next Sunday and VIII
probably play the Phoenix team the
first succeeding SUNDAY.
AN EVENING IN TIE COUNTRY
Last evening very enjoyable time
vas spent a. the home Of NJ. and Mrs
Erte-. who live about FIVE miles north
east ~ the CITY. The party WAS COM
posed % NJ. and Mrs :. W Todd. Mr.
and Ms Elrer Todd Mt and Mrs. +.
? Pascoe snd- Miss May Wilson All
The guests went OUT iu q large ric
VALLEY PROPERTY OWNER
r :. Rriscos. one Of the property
holders Of the Salt River valley. has
lust left the city for Los Angeles where
be viii stay until April He then VIII
60 to his hout ia - Louis Mr.. BTis-
roc has been ia this valley more or less
Tor The lasi ten years and has acquired
several farms He spends his winters
in this sunny climate
HOME ON 4 NlSIT-Ed : Miner
returned home Yesterday morning FROM
"a business IMP ~ a few months 10
Bethany. No. Bethany was the famiiy
home for a great many years hut Nj.
Miner and his family formed the Phoe-
nix habit and spend most 81 The year
here now. While their business inter
eSts are in Missouri. they are entitled
% call Phoenix their home
THIRTY DANS-W. =. Davis. oharc-
cd with stealing ore a. the Relief gold
mine, vas yesterday permitted 70 plead
suilty 20 petit larcsncy. and was sen
fenced 20 q fine o. $50 or the usual
Jail alternative Davis declared that
Dc was not guilty hut that inaSmuch a.
Williams and another were prepared 10
contradict his testimony and 90 was
tvo against one. he decided that he
would take The oasicS; way ont 81 10.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01

Accumulated excess in temperature
since January l. zoe degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
sine January l. 90 inch.
L. n. JESUNOFSKY.
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01
SANTA Fl TIME TABLE.

DANCE PoSTPoNE0-The dance
that was 10 have been held AT the
Bartlett Heard ranch tonight. has been
postponed for two weeks
INVITATION TO ALL-The Del
"a Alpha class will give an afternoon
tea in the parlorS Of the Church Of
Christ. corner Fifth avenue and Mon
roe street Friday afternoon AT $50
O'Clock All have special invitation
COUNTRY clU5-The Country
club is preparing for an eNCeptionally
pleasant time next saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Webster Street of this city and
Mrs. W. ] Kincsbury Of Tempe viii
serve. After the usual card game there
viii be q special musical program by
the faculty u the Arizona School 81
Music
DEATH OF JOHN T. FARLEY
John T. Farley died quite suddenly yes
,erday AZ The home ~ his daughter.
Mrs. Beverly Cox. corner ~ Third and
Monroe streets He was So years old
and had been i'm his usual health until
the tay before. death rCinC caused by
heart disease. The body viii De taken
10 san Diego Tor intermcnt
SMITH EEI-A pretty and quiet
wedding Of Miss Doraua Smith 10
Samuel steele took place III The home
~ the brides parents. lsS- Fast Jef-
ferSou street yesterday evening. Rev
W r Burgess officiating Mr.. and
Mrs steele viii be AZ home 10 their
friends after March 18th NJ 1914 East
jefferson street Their many friends
wish them happy and prosperous
married l5fe
DESERVED PROMOTION - Mark
Thompson who has been connected
with Wells Fargo & 60 for q great
many Years and Who has served In the
office here for long time has been
promoted 20 the position ~ chief clerk
in the office ~ the division superi0-
t,nGcDt in Los Angeles. lie viii leave
for that CITY in e few days. u VIII be
like getting home again for Nj Thomp-
>on IS he lived in Los Angeles before
coming here.
4 REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION
Clinton I.auvcr Yesterday. through
;hc mediation Of w X James and
JohE RacEio0c. came into possession
~ the property at the corner of Cen
;e- and jefferson streets. immediately
south 81 the Commercial hotel. The
owners q IL were W. T. smith and
Frank Luke The consideration was
$500. Nj. Iauve- bought il for the
use oC his transfer company and when
the needs ~ the business require 8,
he viii cree; "a modern three story
concrete office building with ample
storage facilities.
AFTER SIX YEARS. 7. Wilson
5 visiting Phoenix again after an alb
scnCc 81 six years M. Wilson was
formerly In the employ ~ the CITY rail-
vav COMPANY and had charge % the
construction work After leaving here
be- was in california fO- four years and
,hCU entered the service ~ The South
ern Pacific in the construction depart
mont being employed In New Mexico
and eastern Arizona. Recently hc en-
tered She employ NJ the Saddle Noun
tain Niuius company iu FINAL county
"a here Rc Is doing similar work I'm thC
construction and repair 90 tramVaNS
.Uouud She smelling plant and from
rc mine 10 thg Sus.ter He = here
nov. Tor the purpose 90 securing mon
Tor this work Tho company says Nj.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01
NEW coRPoRATloNs-The tol

lowing articles OF Incorporation were
filed Al the county recorders office
yesterday: Rosebud Consolidated Min
ing company, capital stock <l.ooo,oeo;
Billy II. Consolidated Mining company
capital stock 100000. Nevada En-
yire Mines company. capital stock
81 600 GOO: The Nevada Walkover Min
ing company. capital stock sl.0oo.ooo.
Homer Mineral company. capital stock
81 500 coo. Goldfield Alma Mines COM
pany. capital stock 100000. Bardell
Gold Mining company capital stock
$3.50. o1H
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01
lThe Mail Order House)

Wilson. proposes shortly % increase
the capacity n lis smclj5r from 80
tons Qe- day 20 $50 tons.
THE WHY OF TT-~wiSa as an ovT
Is a popular saying and many people
have wondered why thc owl should b.
considered wiser than any other bird
The reason Tor it l. now disclosed
Mos; u the owls in the world have az
sometime in their lives lived in the
chimney II the Osborn school house.
which j. a wonderful fountain u wis
dom Yesterday ANDY Thowan wen,
ont 20 replace. the old stCyeVipa with
a new one and when De pulled the old
rusty iron out q the rue he found an
owls nest and two or three birds.
Trustee Wood saws che owls heve al
WAYS been a nuisance there and year
or two aCo when the stove refused 10
draw an examination revealed two
OF three dead owls IN the flue.
cHlLO's STUDY CIRCLE The
Mothers child study Circle ~ The East
End school held a very interesting
meeting yesterday afternoon Mrs
stanford Collier the newly elected pres
idcnt raad a very interesting paper. a
synopsis ~ TWO eNcellen, but lengthy
magazine articles. The paper sci forth
clearly the advantages 70 De derived
by the child from cooperation between
parents and teachers Al excellent
article Great American Mothers was
read by Mrs ETres. Ford Miss Luke
gave = delightful humorous recitation
which vas followed hy = fine article
IN What the PLAYGROUND Teaches ~
Discussion ~ all articles vas invited
and every one was free 60 express her
opinion AlthoSethcr 10 vas a very
helpful and delightful meeting.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01
HISTORY OF -HELPMEET."

~HelQmeeJ- has had a curious his
cory which began with the Biblical &C
count OF the creation when "che Lori
Cod said. il j. no; good that man
should be alone ] VIII make him at
helm meet That = @ say. a n as
>isiant- But the two words have bt-
come curiously combined into help
meet and they are constantly used as
one. Mor-ove-. ire confusion j. in
creased by the corruption Of the Vords
inIo -'helpuate.- and Macaulay writes
- the waiting woman who was gen
orally considered as the most suitable
help MAZE for parson--
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01
A MEAN TRICK.

A gang Of feather renovators are
working q mighty mean graft on IN
suspecting housewives in Henry and
Pettis counties. They ask 70 examine
the feather beds % victims. They palm
: handful OF insects and deposit them II
the feathers. IN this way they book
an order for renovation AZ every house.
Another phase OF the swindle Is 10 slip
cut the goose feathers and refih the
ticks with cheap chicken feathers
Kansas CITY star.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01
OF LOCAL
III IN TEREST
THE WEATHER.

Local Daily Weather Report Tor The
Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01
WHY NOT. lNDEEO7

Why not more eggs or. rather, WhS
not more chickens The chicken CROP
Is always short The chicken produc-
ton is never equal 20 the demand II Is
tho only business in Tho country which
is not crowded--Lawrence tkas-l
Journal
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01

Wanted for United States army;
Able bodied unmarried men between
ages OF q and s.. citizens Of United
States, Of good character and temper
ate habits. who can speak read and
write English For information Apply
20 recruiting ofice- PoStof5cs building
Phoenix. Arizona
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01

Speaking q a fortune teller. man
asked is she a good one NJ for
tune teller - g Sooi one every for
tune teller =. Of course, a rank fraud
l. you don't know this you don't know
uuch.-AtchiSoa Globe.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01
Dishes Dishes Dishes

Beautiful Decorated Dinner Sets,
Haviland China. Vienna China English
and American Poroelains, all in full
sets or single pieces.
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01

PECTOR-B. =. Herndo1. and old
proSpecjo-. Vas IN the city Yesterday
on his way 20 Needles. He has been
living IN RAY for some time but thinks
that The southeastern part 81 California
and Nevada have something more at
Arizona republican., 1907-03-01
FRESH HEALTH FooDs-ship-

ments arriving constantly from the
Battle Creek. the Colorado and the
ST. Helena Sanitariums Health Food
companies Delicious. ready TO eat
canned and packed goods. Pure Food
Depot. q South First avenue.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-30
Sc ha paralizadO en- AreCihO Ia mon
tuTa de teIefOnCS.
Sc rOaBudln los trahlIus Dc The West ladies
Cigars Company.
(Ds nuestrO cOrrespOnSoz)

Septismbrs 20 -EKtraoFdinario tue el
n6mero de peTsonRB que acudieFon aver y
hoy Hatillo para presencisr los faatejoR
que delica, aquel pueblo "San Miguel"
y mucha mas hubiera acudido 81 Ia empire.
So del ferFocarril hubiers puesto mas CO
cheH que permitieERn ir con mayor como.
didad.
Han llegado & eata Ciudad los pre- fs.
sores que dar6n en- este curse las cIa9eg de
ingI6s.
-PYonto visitarS este teatro el excslen-
te CinemAt6grafo del sefior Manuel Garcia
que siempre hs obtsnido el favor del pd-
blico.
Sc encuentra en- estR ciudad 81 6ptico
don Luis Case Soto que tiane eatableCida
50 ofoins en- Ell Hotel ''BaleareB''.
-AcauBa de caTscsr de slambre Sc ha
psTalizsdo Ia monturR de tel6fonoB que
estS peEjudicRlldo mucho al pub b'ico, pues
cuanto mayor eg el n6meVo de tel@fonoB
mayor utilidad prest8 este Bervicio. Ca
Fecen de 6l Ia c6rcel, Ia corte municipal
, Ia Corte de Distrito qne debieran ts-
nerlo.
Han sido muy celebrates los fuegoB
aTtifcialea quemadoB en- ls festa de Haiti.
lilo hechOa por IN pirOt6Cnico de San Be-
basti6n.
Al banquete dedo en- Hatillo al Hon.
gobeFnRdor aaistisron de eata ciudad 81 81,
calde don Manuel Perez Aviles, ell Juez
municipal don jose Iu6u Gomez pres
dente del COncejo municipal don Juan
MarfD.
-HabiendoBs terminado de pintar Ia
f6brica de tabacos The West Iudisa Cigar
Co., Be reanudan de nuevo los trabajos
deBde man ana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-30
CTeciente importancia del pOhIado
de CatafiO.
Ensmlga del eabo Navarro contra vI rsy Jorg,.
(De mMestro cOrresponsaZ. }

OO HW0oCEU GUTT6opVyS6IGo
Ssptiembrs 80. Dada Ia creciente i'm
portancia de este poblado Ia incursi6n
que las sgdsB hacen en- BuB vfas pdbIicas
eBpecialmente en- la del Tren, una podeFo.
sR compa11R americana Be propone eBta-
blaceT un sistema de lsnchas boteB auto.
m6viles para que el vecindaEio pueda tran
sitar Ein interruption. Asf lograr6 ell
ayuntamiaDto una importante economonfa
con dobie ventsja para el pub leo. En-
aVart gRrcons!
A conSecuencia de Ia enemiga demos
trada por el cRbo Navarro contra el Rey
Jorge, eats caballero ha sconBeiado & sua
satellites naturslizRrB9 adbditoB de Mr..
PoEkeT, sin otro iDter6l, por supuesto, que
81 demo tener enemigos Navarro pues
eB Esbida Ia fsma de tercos de eaoa vas
COS, los nuevoS ciudsdants pueH, apenau
auaenteS del hotel "CostoBo' donde paBa,
ron tempoTads de versno, ccupan bus al.
tiguos realeH pero gdbitoS va de Mr.. Por.
ker , VQnoos putG1ete mNsi6.
Ell ornate p6blico, es IN eden an cate
pitts Versatile; las GALES cssss en- CO.
rFecta alineaci6n tisnen ma variedad de
matices que sorprende. No hay duds que
81 aTquiteeto municipal Mr. Camilo como.
ce q naerUeSJSe Ia profession. tQus psriles
de GALES bien trazadol!
=! cemsnterio eB otro de los sitios dig.
nos de admirar por Ia prsvisi6n en- que fue
cresdo ConoCedoFes los antores de Ia
idea de su dessrrolIo que la estadistica
demogrsfita era iuf-rior & ls de les naci
dos fac csc 81 mas importante factor de Bu
cresci6n y result6 de una extension tan
vasta que a6n hay cementerio, ed decir
sitio en- 81 para inhumacioneB por mas de
diez amos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-30
Moves maVstr0s grldu,dOs On Lares.
de nuestro cOrresponaaIl.

SsptiembFe 27.-Tres profeuoras ruraleB
y dos profssoreB aban de obtener el tftulo
de gNaduadoB en- este pueblo, cuyo nombre
no dejaT6 de estampar en- eBta reviata, y
aon lsu HtfoEitas 6aturnina Gonz6Iez, Pal.
mira Velez ? Maria Ley. Sus padres,
nueltFoB conBeCueutea CorPeligionaYics don
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-30
InVitaCi0n de AbduI-Azis.

larger,
taon mnio frances vt udd de 2abAt En- region sultan
pende e
.S De las encaS FL mniO frances Thus6 81 p
uda sn del sultan E mnio ha eevo consua gerno de
del sultan
pone oio de Francis uena voun dc del
cupo Agecia opoi6b
del r IF m 81 a tratado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-30

Antonio Carmelo Gonzales, alcalde de es.
to localidad, don Adolfo Ley y don Eta.
nislao Velez han tenido la inmensa sstis-
fscci6n de haber visto realizadas suB
aBpiracioneB alcanzando sus hiiaa eI noble
titulo de pEofesOreH graduadoa Los dos
j6venes aludidoa son Adolfo Ley ir. y
Francisco ACevsdo que se abTen nuevos
horizontsS en- 81 pogvenir de Ia patria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-30
LINRA FRRRKA pN1 oEsrR

1tiRsrariO.--salidaS de BayamoR , Oapi,
ita Rim2iteaeamapto.
Dias lahoEabls--Eh Afiana 6, 7.O6, 3 DO
s'45 ll,0e' Tardo 12,1o. l.A6, B.16.. ass, B.A6
Dias festiyoH. TaGsaa .. 7.O5, $50, s.45
s.A6 y $50.
Eillsaes bsratOs paSa dias festlvcs. De
Ualatlo BayaDa6R, i6a y vualta II alasa
0a1B AZ ease eQ-1G. De BayanaCln s o. saIje
YvSslSa IL alasO gC-16, 81 cIaEs 3G-IO
Billete oFdiRaEio de Uapital O&EsFio en-
el&E0 6 asDtsv0g.
BsYaRa6n, 1e de sspsisnaEre ae 1868
"a qaR0 VaIAss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-09-30

Sc VENDEN dos carros nuevos de
Cuatro ruedas, eje de hierro , srmaTios
IeVaS laTgss y anchRB, de ausubo, pFopioB
para cargar ma lers, csjas, sacos, & &.
Son de Ia fabIica, patente Stude Bs.
kerr y estan preparados para ser tirados por
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