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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-21
De SOCIEDAD.

RestabIesida. --Lo eatk de Ia dolencia
que le retuvo en- CANA algunos dias en- Ga
TeBidencia del 'tVerGalles" la bella for de
aquel veEjel, Ritita Berga Lo ceIebyR-
mos mucho.
Una b3da.-El sSbado unieron sus
sueEtsB realizando uimpsticR boda, los dis.
tiDguidos j6veneB Angelina Llompart y
Ramon VarR, muy conoeidoB en- esta
ciu6a1. Fusron padrinoH Is dibtingui6a
yeiora de Fernandez Mater y el Btflor Tito
EscRlona concurriendo Ia boda distin
guidon e'ementoB de la Bociedad de San
Juan, que fueron egquinitamente atendidos
por los Contingencies y psdrinoB. La fiesta
nupcial Sc celebr6 en- Ia casa de Ia ssfiora
madre de loB contingencies = 6stos iuAtalRn
an San Juan su haTmos0 nido de amor.
Que sea para siempre lR dichR que hoy
diAfrutan los venturosoS j6venes
RegresO-Da Paris, via EBtados Uni
dos, ha Tegresado & San Juan el estimable
jovan Herman Bshn, que pag6 allf una
tempoTsdR On union de aus familiarsB
Bienvenido
Pers0nates.- encuentra ca eGta ciu.
dad el senior Andres Tomei, que procs-
dente de Cuba estaE6 aletn tempo en- Ia
iHla visitando q loa fAmiliaTes qua aquf
tiene lie d@amoS grata permRnencia
HR llegado San Juan 81 senior Paul
Robin, cabalIero frances que EepraBsntar&
ga naci6n en- eHta ials, de cuyo destinO
ae ha hscho va CBTgo, BienVenido que
tenga exito en- ~ enComiendR.
En- eI "ParqGe" No hubo iarana 81
n6bado en- 81 "PaEque" poTqus los elsmen.
tor de esta socisdad que elias acostum.
bran Concurrir, fueron 81 TeRtro al espec-
t6culo artfstico oTgRnizado por ls 81 Il 9rita
Psoli otros distinguidos slementos de
esta sociadad. PaTo 81 no hnbo baiIe la
mdIica eiscut6 Rlgunas escojidas pleas =
lindas cREitas de distipguidaB dRmitsB SO
vieron por aIIf disfrntando de Ia pceafa de
aquelloa sitiog.
EstRYisron tambi6a en- el "Parque"
pRsando sgrada BILE rato los atfiores hermR-
nos Behn, CRndins Monrroig que obBs.
quiaron 81 nuGvo consul frances stfior
Robin , le presenaron otToH e'ementoH
de ests soeisdad que sllf SO sncontraban
U1a eGitO.-LoH dos ooncieFtos efsctuR
dos On el Teatro de- Ia ciudad 81 Bkbsdo
domingo, con objeto bCefco, han
resultado brillantss Toda Ia sociedad de
San JaRn 30 di6 Cita an 81 Teatro y los
que desempeharOn sl escojido programa
del eHpectSculo, 10 hicisron de una manera
inimitabls Las graciosfaimas zen9Iit4s
GTehams obtuvisrOn justfsima ovsci6n en-
81 deHemptTo del bale = les ''cuadroH
p'dlticos" caussTon vsFdadeTa admiration.
LIS diAtiDguida Hefiora Meta de Ramery
repult6 una admirable afcionada , laa
zefioritss Pttarson, PujoI, Asencio, Heller,
FinlRy Diss, precioaiaiman.
Merece pldcemez, los mas expreaivoB, la
aefiorita PaoIi por el brillantfdmo 6xito de
su feata, = sAi mismo las diAtinguidas
damRs y esimables cAbslIeEos que an ella
tomaron tambi6n parte principal.
sEMPER.
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FALLO DEL JUEZ So
to Nussa en- MAYA
gdGz.
El abOgads FeIia IIeVara Ia speIaGi6n
! al tribunal Supreme.
En- sstSs dlss Aa hlhlao On Ia esmarsl IIuVla
psTtIRaz ] Gsnt!alaaa.
(Ds nWsssro sorrsspomsaE.l )

Octubre 19-PoE fin ha pronunoiado
el juez de la corte de este DistFito q 6or
Soto NunBR, Bu fallo en la question de de,
reoho planteada por Ia eecepci6n pTsvto
del sefioF de Diego on Ia demanda de Ia
seioEita Ramos contra Jusn 3 Fuantes.
81 fallo ha sido en- contra do Ia senori.
Ca Ramos.
Eata, & juicio del Ee71or Soto Nusaa, no
puede eAtRbIecer eaR demands, porous en-
los c6digoB de Puerto Rico no oxite NADIA
que Ia legaVics.
A juiciO del ssfior Soto NuBss, Puerto
Rico tisne 81 legialaci6n especial en-
6sta no hay NADIA que determine Ia lega
idad de tales demRndas.
El abogado sefloE Felit llevaY6 Ia ape.
laei6D al tribunal Supreme.
-LR reparaci6n que 90 eBt6 hRci .ndo
4 Ia plaza del msrcsdo, es general.
So habfan pusato pusrtas de MADEIRA Bus'
titGyendo 8 las de hierro , 81 ssiior Riera
Palmer egt6 hacienda deiciencias de or
nato ca tan importants edifcio.
En- eBtoB dies hs habido On Maya
giiaz una lluvia psTtinaz , continuada.
LA EimPGtica estudioHa seiorita
EugsniR Vszquez publio6 ma buena re-.
vista de Ia fiesta familiar que ne celeb16
en- la morRdR de loH esposos De Choudana,
con motive del dis snom6stico de Ia gra.
cioaa Tsresita.
La usforita Vszquez que tiene alma
de artists, debs ContinuRY saCribiendo, que
aAi podr6 shadir mafiRna & 50 gsntilezs,
Ia pluma de Ia artiHta On 81 aEte de Mozart
y La nIumR S6 la aw0vskar0
8ga, siga por shf la cRrihoaa GeHG.
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En- los z,gulnos Dc Ia plaza Dc Colon.

Cusndo llueve en- Ia ciudad suele ocu
EFir que los traRseuntes = deHocupados que
% enoueptran por Ia .plaauela de Colon 6
inmediScioneu de aqusllOE sitios, toman
eomo Fefujio los zsguRnsI de las Casas de
vecindad que ALI sxiaten. Y eEto ne 30.
ria rsprobabla 81 con clio no melestsssn 6
los vecinos de algunRa de Las Eefsridas ca
sas dc vivienda, hacienda algszaraH y rui'
dos On los zsguaneG On donde 20 rtfujian.
Ia policia de Hervicio por aquelloa HitioE
dsbiera vijilar cato , evitsr Ia Tepstici6n
de tales hechos que redundRn en- peTjuicio
dc las famiIiaH dc Rquel VecindRrio.
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EXCURSION
AUTOMOVILI
J6Vsnes maysgdezanOs que reGOTFe
ran Ia isIa en- una semana.
Han tOnld0 lIgunls tIfIeultldOs en- si p0so De
los rios.

Sc encuentran deHde eI nabado en- esta
ciudad los eatimableI j6venes de MRysgUsz
senores A. J. Guillemard, A. MRnrri.
que, LCdo. r. A. Gomez s. PanzRrdi
que llegaHOn de CoRmo an autam0vil.
El mi6Eceles psEadO HRlieron de Maya.
gis8 los citados excuraioniBtaE que Ee
proponen rscorrer Ia iula haAta donde Has
poHible, regEezaudo dicha ciudad 81
microbes pF6ximo. De MayRgti.z pasa.
ron Yauco hacienda el trsyeCto en- el
fsrTocaTri por no htbsr fSciI comunica.
ci6n por carEetera entire asas poblacionea
De Ponce fueron & Adjuntas, de Adjuntas
volYieron Ponce para tomRr ID caFretsrR
central y deBpues de peTnoctar en- Coamo
llegaEon San Juan sin novedad.
FL autom6ViI del sefioT GuillemRTd eB
marca "Drsg6n" y "Pope Hartford del
Hefi9r PanzRTdi.
En- 81 tTayecto que haAta ahorR han
Tec0TYido los excurGionistag han tsnid0
aIguuRs difcultades en- 81 paso de los rios,
habi6ndoge detsnido en- algunos puntoB
On que la profOndidad del sgua apsg6 las
m6quinas. Por 10 demSs , exceptuando
a1guna avsrfa en- las gomRs, ning6n acci.
dente de importancia lss hR ocurrido haEta
ahoTR.
Esta tarde salieron los refsridoa excur.
sioniBtas con direction & Caguas y de allf
BEguir6n para HumRcao, de HumRcao &
GuayRma, Csguas otra vez para il de
allf & GuayRma de Guyana Ponce.
De Ponce volver6n Maysgiigz.
La falta de puentss en- las caFreteTaE
hacs que muchss vscea como en- eI presen.
to caEo Is hsga diffcil 81 libEe trSfco por
elias en- autom6vil aufrisndo 6Stos aIgunEs
interrupciones.
En- un paaeo que disron por la ciudRd
excuraionistaB HubieEon Sin ningdu esfaer-
20 Ia cuesta situada en- 81 recinto Oeste de
Is ciudad, desde Ii esquina de Ia caIeta
de San Juan hahta 81 frente Sur de Casa.
blanca.
Los viajeros tratAn de eAtar de regrsBo
en- MayagG 81 microbes pE6ximo.
Les deGeamoS eI mas feliz viajs los
enthusiasts 'spOrtman" que son Los prime
roH on reaIizar en- la isla un viajo de ssaE
condolences.
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DE FRANCIA: 100 estiIos de elegantes
sombreros para senoras, Y niIas caballe-
los; so classes de calzado; 900 formas dig
tintas de confecciones.
Surtido selecto de perfumeria. Adornos
cinturones de todas clases BIondas de
seda encajes de algod6n.
Veriedad en- efectos para modistas, bor-
dadoras y costureras.
Mantilas tohallas, boas y preciosos OBJ
jetos de seda de lana.
Flores artificiales y lindfsimas coronas
de azahar. Guantes y mitones de todas
classes.
Preciosos juguetes, y obietos de nacar,
concha ceriloide y cafteras.
CamisRs para sefioras caballeros.
DE ESPANA: Telas de ,hilo, cretonas,
braInante 1orete, creas especiales. holan-
das retortas. Telas blancas de algodon
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ClRrLs pETEH!gAs.

MatoS AntoniR, Marinalens GregoEio,
Martinez Prs xsdes, MaEinaIena Gregorio,
Martinez Julia, Martinez IuOoencia, Ma
csira FranciHca, Maldonado Ramos, Ma
rroro Juana T., MsrFero Miguel, Nsvedo
Juana, Navarro JusnR, Navarro Ramon,
Narapio Concha, Nisves Jo16 Dolores,
Moves Maria, OaoFio jose Dolores Paz
y Santos Antonio, Padua Pedro de A.,
Padron JuanR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-21

torcido. Encaies de hilo estilos nusYos.
Mantas y frlsas.
DE INGLATERRA: Alfombras, telaa
negras, driles de hilO, cRmas de hierro,
alambradO infinidad de artfculos.
DE TODOS PALS ES: Riqufstmas telaa
con nOevOs dibuios = clRses admirables.
Telas superiOreE para sastrerfas: casimi-
res, merlnOs, franelas, pafios, elasticotinas.
co y de colores, satenes, forros y botOnes.
EstamefiaE, merinOs velOs para trajeA
y mantOs; todOs los aTtIculos pTOpiOs pa
Ta 6rdenes religiosas.
Mercsncias americRnas, especialments
los tejidos de punto, los llanOs y estampa-
dos, los crudos de las classes mas Rcepta-
bles que se adquieren en- aquellos mer CO
dos.
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Do AdnIRIsLTad6a.

.Avisamos a las personas, que
solicitan suscribirse a este dia-
rio, que el periodico no les sera
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
objeto remitan, no viene acom-
panado del importe de la sus-
crici6n.
Esta vale por un trimeste
1925. Por un semestre $3.50.
Por un afio $500. Pego an
tieiP0dO.
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COMMERCIAL.

Los Rfiors J. 7. silva Banking Co.
msreial Company, mes participant que en-
Ia JunR gGnegRl de acCioaiufa8 cslsbrada
81 II del COEEisnts y dsbidsmsnte c0nSti.
tufAs, fu6 elsCto en- OOnCepto de director 81
Rfi9r don Jorge Silva Sspia.
El COnAajo dc DirsCtorsS queds ahoEa
forma por loH Ae efioHeB don Jose 7. Silva,
don Julio o. Abril, don Federico schom.
burg y don Jorge Silva, todon con 81 uso
de Il frma social.
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Fuerte nal oIsr en- Slntures.
PERIDEM.

De- a'gda tempo 4 eBts viane expert
mentkndosa en- Santurcs una hora fja
, Com6 de 8 4 8 = media de la nochs, IN
fuerts NAL olor cuya causa dsbieFa scr ia.
veBtigada. El sitio en- dopde reGu.ta mas
fuarts es an las GALES de ''Dog Hel manon''
s'Duffaut' paEadas IL & la 90.
mo habr6 otTos ''chiqueEos" do cerdoB
On los qpe la ccmida descompusata que
elloB 90 llsvR pEOduzca sss tan fueIts
NAL olo19
-El amor Antonio MonEroig ha ad.
quirido ana bonita Casa en- Ia Gale Cerra
en- sautuTce, en- IL qua instaIark en- breys
80 residences.
LA yerba Greco losanR entire 81 ado.
quinado del trozo de Gale Eituado 81 N.
del atrio de CatodFal. Lo miGmo oouEra
en- otEaa calles de Il Giudad,
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COMPRO.

EnvoltuEas del jsbon Octsg6n. Diri.
jirss "La Tiendita." Plaza Principal,
Jose Baz6n. 13v.F
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Ell TELEGRAPH
DE s. MELON & COMPANIA
Y SAN JUsTo y

Acaba de mporar de Europa, complete Variado
lido de mercancas de la mas alta novedad
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&n ogtR imPEonta - vsnda papal a pa'
EEedioo ViGlo { S2.00 Iea Is kEioa Cua aaiE.
taxi
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-PaTecs que con motive del alzR de
los alquiIeres de muchaB cssas de vivienda
de esta ciudad , da nuB bsrEioE, la tasaei6n
de la propisdad que us revise en 81 pr6xi.
mo ejeFciciO habr6 de Bubir en- una Rpre
eiGble BumR 81 valor de ls propieded Ur.
bRna. Muehos pignsan que u LegiE' 'atura
De Il isla dc sbisra eBtudiRE este importante
asunto de los aIquilereB de viViands que
pndiera teneE cone1i6n con la ley contra
''mouSpclioa',
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GRANDES L UVIASEN
SABANA GRANDE.
Los agTiGuItOrGs estan ALI COnten-
tisimOs.
LS cossrhl Dc ifrtz, ntIz otr0s csTalIss pro-
mGis ser mBy lhundBnts.
(De M sstrO oOrrsspOnsaZ. J

Octubre 19.-En eutos dias hs eatado
lloviendo diariamente. Con eate motive
las svenidas dc los rios han nido muy
grandes , hoy no hemos tenido Ia CORES
pondencia per que el conductor no pudo
paBsr San German 4 tEaeFIR debido
las gFandes CEecisntes.
"A pesar de las grandeB IIuvias de es
toa dfas los agrieuItores est6n contentfHi
mos por Ia cosecha de arEoz, maiz ctfon
csresles promote gsr muy abundante.
-Ss estkn ya, pHeparando terrenos para
las HiembYss de tRbaco. Los semilleros en-
tin muy bonitos y, hay mucha animaci6n
entire los plantadoRes de eata Eics hoja.
-Ha CRmbiado su reaidencia, fjRndolA
en- Ia nuevR casa de Ia calIe del 'idoctor
BaTboss" esquina Il del general Hen.
~" 81 respstab.s cabalIero don Lsopoldo
Pistfi. PaFecs q ne el sefior Pietri eatk
a'go quebrnntado de saIud ncs aIegyare-
mos que 81 Gamble de FesidenciR le Tssta.
blezca cuant0 antsu.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10
SENATOR DE LONG ADDRESSES
THE DENVER MINISTERS
Yesterday Morning senator Horace
II. DeLong Delivered an Address
Before the Methodist Min
isters of Denver.

In Yesterdays Denver Republican
appeared a handsome picture of the
well known Grand Junction states
man in connection with the follow
ing announcement:
The Methodist ministers of Den
yer this morning viii hear a state
senator and a well known republican
of Colorado tell them what he
thinks of the future of Colorado
Methodism.
Senator Horace T. DeLong OF
Grand junction will be the speaker,
and, forgetting fruit growing and pol
itics for the time, will show the in
terest that he takes in religion.
Senator DeLong is staunch
Methodist and takes prominent part
in the affairs of the Methodist church
of his home town. He is a good ora
tor as well as a thinker, and those
who hear him tomorrow are certain
of hearing something interesting on
the subject under discussion.
"The meeting will be the weekly
session of the Denver Methodist Min
isters' conference. Elder II. e. War
ner, former pastor of Christ Method
list church, will appear with Senator
DeLong on the program and will
speak on the same subject"
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MCDONALD
SAYS IT'S TOO EARLY

at is too early to talk about pol
itics," said former Governor Jesse
r. Mcdonald, when questioned In
Leadville yesterday with reference
to his endorsement by Chairman WV
ian of the republican central commit
tee, as a candidate for governor at
the next election.
Il have not been approached by
any of the members of the state COM
mittee," continued Governor McDon-
aid. 81 understand that Mr.. Vivian
has expressed himself as being per-
sonally desirous of having my name
presented to the convention for the
gubernatorial nomination. He is on
ly one of the committee, and, while
| appreciate his support. ] am afraid
he is a little enthusiastic about the
matter. The convention is long
way off and lot of things may hap
pen between now and that time.
81 have no statement to make at
this time with reference to my po-
sition. l do not want to go on rec
ord now as to whether l would re-
fuse or accept the nomination"
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tracts between the Water Users As
. ociation and the United States gov
ernment has already begun, and q.
}. Worthington is assisting Secretary
y. 5. Wallace in the matter. There
arc something like 800 of these con-
iracts, and, as many of them have
been transferred since they were
made several years ago, they must
be changed before they are record
cd by County Clerk Starr.
A special book of forms to be used
hal. been ordered, and just as fast
rs possible the work of pushing the
High Line is being done.
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Is THOMAS Il. HEALY
HERE OR KNOWN HERE

Efforts are being made by friends
and relatives to locate Thomas f.
Healy, who was last heard from al
Red Cliffe, Colo, III May, 1906. 1t
is believed that he is working at
some point in this section of the
state. A very sick mother, at the
old home in Chicago. is anxiously
awaiting tidings of Healy.
Charles Gasho, keeper of records
and seals of the local lodge of the
Knights of Pythias, has received a
letter from w. S. O'Brien, G. X.
r.. & S. of the Colorado domain, ask
ing him TO make inquiries.
Healy is a member of Standard
Lodge No. 1876, Chicago. He is %
years of age; 3 feet inches tai, and
weighs about 40 pounds; black hair
and brown eyes.
If any local people know Healy and
are aware of his whereabouts. they
should notify Mr.. Gasho at once.
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We are now located in our new
building at 545 Colorado avenue, and
are better prepared than ever to fix
You up in anything In the plumbing
line. Your bath room will be free
from sewer gas If l do your job.
j. Il. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Wickersham
today moved into their beautiful new
home on the corner of Seventh street
and Gunnison avenue. 1t is one of
the most attractive residences erect
ed in the city this year.
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A thing of beauty and joy for
ever is a well selected piece of fur
niture from Fleming & Lamb.
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FIVE TONS OF BEET PULP

Has equal food value to one ton O.
alfalfa. The Sugar Company are of
fering their nice dry pulp loaded b,
electric hoist in farmers wagons a
only 35c per ton. A trial load fre'
until December 20.
WESTERN SUGAR & LAND co.
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Have you seen the fine silver tea
set in the window of the Majestic
theater, to be given away on Christ
mas dayY
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If you want to trade, buy or sell
real estate, horses, cattle or hogs. it
will pay you to see J. G. Gigax, 9Ol
South. Phone Red 2161.
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Smoke the Ell CadIza and compare
1t with any clear Havana cigar. We
leave you to Judge.
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Buy your Christmas gifts early
while our stock is complete. C. d
Smith Drug Co.
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A car of furniture just unloadei
and we have anticipated your wants
for Christmas. Fleming G Lamb.
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Fresh fruits. finest bread made In
the city, fancy and staple groceries
and everything to be found in first
class bakery and grocery is to be had
at the Progress. All orders prompt
ly and carefully filled.
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A lot of children's fleece lined un
derwear. s and 10c store.
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Dan't fail to inspect our holiday
goods before buying. G. d. Smith
Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

Let us see If we can't save you
money on buggy for the next thir-
ty days. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

Mrs. j. NJ. Sampliner will enter
tain party of friends on Thursday
afternoon.
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It's fact that Joe Moon buggies
and Fred Mantey saddles will wear
and the Fred Mantey Saddlery Co.
do declare that theirs is the best
place to buy; SO get in line and try.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

Miss Edna Hoffman will entertain
number of friends Saturday after
noon at her home on Sixth and ou-
ray
you.
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Get your tickets early for the Red
Mems masquerade ball, Friday, De-
cemb 20. There will be large
crowd sure.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

We Install complete bath room
equipment ]. E. Mckenzie, 545 Col
orado avenue. Phone Red Isl.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

One of the best lines of carriages
in the city at Harry HATS.
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We make our own saddles-none
better Harry Hiatt
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Now is the time to ouy holiday
goods. 5 and 10c store.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau.

:. December o, o pm.
- Temperature, 81.
j. Relative humidity, Al.
s. Direction of wind, northwest.
:. Velocity of wind, 3 miles.
s. Precipitation, o.
= Weather, clear.
&.
.r December 10, @ am.
i. Temperature. %.
!. Relative humidity. SO.
:. Direction of wind, northwest.
= Velocity of wind, 2 miles.
1. Precipitation, o.
= Weather, clear.
!. Maximum temperature, A;
/. minimum, 21; mean, SO; de-
4. parture from the normal, plus
J. 2.
+ Forecast for Grand Junction
1. and vicinity (issued at Denver):
i. Fair tonight and tomorrow;
i. slight temperature changes.
(. LEON j. GUTHRIE,
4. Observer.
I. + j. 4. 4. 1. + 4. + + + 4. +
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If you are looking FOR a good up
to-date rig, see the Joe Moon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

FOR RENT Modern furnished
rooms; and also house for sale.
Inquire at 230 Grand avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

FOR RENT-A suite of rooms in the
Sentinel building; modern; moder-
ate rent. Apply to I. N. Bunting.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

The Ell Socorro is made for the
elite smokers union made at
that.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

WANTED-To rent, by January 1,
Broom modern house. Phone
Red 1911.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

FOR SALE-Lawn mulching. S1.00
per load. Call COZ Gunnison.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

trade 40 acres fine
tree land under Grand Valley ca
nal for city property or on i'm
proved ranch. Address "a" SEN
tinel office.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

FOR RENT-Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Call at sos Pitkiu
avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

WANTED-Girl for house work.
Good wages. Apply to Mrs. F. j..
McMullen. 627 Grand.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

WANTED-Girl for housework. APP
ply Mrs. Guy V. Sternberg, 334
North Eighth street or phone
Junction 462.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10

WANTED TO RENT-Soon, by reli-
able party. furnished house; three
to five rooms; close in. Address
Mel, Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1907-12-10
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

WANTED-Scissors to grind and UNI
brellas to mend. Lynch, 20l Main.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-05-29
John BROWNS SAFE.

Lovers OF the antique would rejoice
IN thu possession Of i quaint old non
safe which was discovered III an out OF
the-way place IN Springfield, Mass,
not long ago. he sale was probably
used by its original owner when he
raised sheep and sold Their wool
1t IS large enough to hold all the pro
fits that Brown might have reapcd IN
his wool business he discovery was
made by Col John l.. Rec, OF Spring
field, Mass. Instead OF keeping his
prize however, Col RICE has turned
the curious old article over To the
Connecticut Valley Historical society.
The safe must have contained many
interesting documents during It's 50
journ under Browns root, and it would
be interesting to got hold OF some of
them
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