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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05
$40 Reward for Fox Hound.

$40 Reward for Fox Hound.
Lost In chase at Falls Hills nea.
Taylor county line on October cath,
He is about % inches tall at shout
ders. Is stout built, has little brown
on ears and head and on hips. has
black back from head to tail but sides
are white; legs and feet and half OF
tail white; white stripe on face and
small white spot on back Of neck. Both
ars have been notched- at the ends,
Will pay ten dollars reward for his re-
turn or information as to his where
abouts. Phone Immediately to DR..
Durrctt or address the undersigned at
Fairmont W. Va.
st c. L, SHAVER.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

sfnss been gtyen y tile movement III
business men and merchants wto
have offered 10 give premiums on
icorn5to consist 81 merchandise se.
lecteds from their stocks. West Viz.
ginia lands are well adapted to corn
growing and as agricultural deyel.
opnieant9 Of this kind Is needed IN
this State the exposition movement
n Barbour Is a praiseworithy one and
sllpall be given all encouragement:
clarksburg Telegram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

The probabilities of nm extra ses,
sion Of the legislature are again be.
ing discussed by n number Of our
exchanges, growing out OF the recent
decision in The road levy matter. Hero.
abonts we are not particularly banker.
Ing after It, but II it must come we will
endeavor to bear 1t with a spirit Of
christian resignation. ~ Charleston
Mail.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

The making up Of the B. and o. pay
roll at this point for the month Of Or.
tober shows several very interesting
features. For instance, the tota
amount to be paid here reaches tn;
sum Of two hundred and two thousand
dollars, which is twenty-five THOUSAND
dollars more than for October Of las
year. and seven thousand. eight hun
dred dollars more than for the mont.
just preceding October OF this year
The sum to- be paid for Grafton shop.
alone Will run four thousand. five hun
dred dollars more for past October
than 1t did for September, and fou,
thousand. four hundred dollars NOR,
than for October OF last year. From
this 1t will be seen that the B. and O
shops are really Grafton's great stand
by. Without this monthly payment
amounting to many thousands Of dol
lars. the city would be the poorer to /
great extent. It is indeed gratifying
to note that the payroll for the mont
Just ended is SO much greater tina,
for the month preceding. and so mucl
greater than Tor October OF 1900. The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compan,
grows greater as the years pass on
ward, and at all important points, lik.
Grafton, the payroll is constantly OF
the increase. May the present pros
perity-and big payrolt-Iong contin
ue.-Grafton Republican.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05
IN GOLD ARRIVES.
NEW YORK GETS .BlG8coNsiGN.
MENT OF YELLOW METAL
TO-DAY.

NEW YORK. Nov. Eight NH
lions Of the thirty million Of gold al;
ready engaged in Europe BY NewSYork
banks arrived on the steamship KFoa
Princess Cecilia today. The rest or
the thirty million Is expected within d
week. Financial leaders declare this
importation, q gold viii insure tmmez
date relief fromithe money stringencys
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

The North American Review of Re.
views IN discussing national candi,
dates md issues says there are only
three men in America with a person.
talfolloSlng in, ainational sense, Roose.
Welt Bryan; and Hearst. There will
De another one before this time next
year n our opinion Wm. II. TAFT, OF
Ohio:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

Since 1o0Sof the 119s counties in Ken.
lucky have gone dry, the advocates
q sprohibition; think nothing is lmpossi.
Die and they are pressing forward with
sreHsanrskable zeal The country dis,
8trictssa almost aunt against wills.
ke9sandSon the question comes to n
vote something Of consequence is like.
s1y to happen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

The Saaiioulcenin that DR.. Waitman
gBarbew viii give a reading from his
own poetry tonight at the Normal Au.
ditorium has aroused a keen Interest
IN The city Dr. Barbe has many
friends and adrairers IN Fairmont who
sstll be pleased to hear him
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

gJap,rese Orator lnui at Hiahs School
asuditnripm Thursday EVENING:
The lifted yong Japanese orator,
Kiyo Sue Inai who'll loyal citizen
,of HIS home country: md has been
Sedneated in an american university;
win lecture the high School Audi
torIum Thursdas evening on the s'AIIs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

nge Of the so called windfalls. Larvae
OF the first generation will mostly en-.
ter the fruit ut the blossom end. some,
however, entering at the Slde, rs where
two fruits TIRE In contact or where I'M
apple Is touched by II lcaf. larvae OF
the second generation enter The fruit
more from the side than the calyx end
and by reason Of their greatly %Increas-
ed numbers cause the largcr part Of,
the total Injury. lnrlocalities where a
third or Partial third brood may occur
the habits Gf ills g~cnerRtion are no
doubt practically identical to those Of.
the second.
When rrndy 10 leave the fruit the
iarva ents out u ii0ic lit the side or.
less usually. ninlics its exit by cnlGFg.
Ing the entrance hole. II the Infested.
apple Is hanging on the tree. The larya,
usually mulies Its why out TO the limb
aud thence crawls down the branches
TO the trunk until n suitable plncc for
pupation Is found. II the apple has
fallen before the larva has got Its
growth. the latter simply crawIs TO d
convenient place and there constructs
a cocoon.-A. i. ouaintance.
.L fUGNt Vkg4AHmNa H.HAkINM 80 EaAfHEFNEfHHa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

i Mr.. Bryan should be elected Presi.
dent 4 wouldita him about two days
to get back home to vote. But that
probably wouldn't worry Billy II he
could Just get there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05
Corn Show at phll1nnl.

Citizens Of Barbour county are to
tbe commended for their enterprise
IN arranging for a corn show to be
given at Piiiiippi November il fol
The &ppurpose o. Encouraging corn
'growingsin that county Assistance
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

" 1872 FaUNlf NIFE3Ey, IL -NFT-7
sion OF New Japan His discussion
Of this topic should evoke sgeneral if.
Iterest ms the eastern question II u
FAR tile greatest q all intetnatianal
questions. Thegeneral admission WIN
be IS cents. stndenfs Of the schools
wtlle he given the SPECIAL rite Of
cents:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

TT-TM NTVTNT -TTUNl
The fellows me lining up for and
against the candidates who place
Themselves before the people Is candis
dates for ONCE That nearly always
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

Not much is being said about It, but
all the schools Of Falrmont are doing
good work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

It Is a poor sort Of fellow who
doesn't have some friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05
st.ndsrd Credit ezIanee..

-
Standard Credit Balances.
OIL CITY. Pa.-credit balances.
SITS.
Runs. 217.5o5; average. 1os.75s:
shipments. 337.0S4; average. 171.7s1.
NEW YoRK-standard Oil, 395.
The outlook for any more gushers In
the vicinity Of the Ross G Dun pro.
Queer on the William Lohr farm, in
Aleppo township. Greene county, is
anything but encouraging. Two addi.
tional wells have been drilled into the
Gordon and neither is showing any oil.
Southeast Of the gusher, on the vii.
liam Lohr farm. the South Penn Oil
Company has drilled its test on the
Whipkey. or 1.ohr, farm into the Cor.
don and has found no oil or gas. Due
south of the Lollr farm producer, Ross
G Dunn have drilled their test on the
William Finch farm into the Gordon
and have not found the pay. 1t now
looks as though both tests were likely
to prove failures. The Lohr farm well,
It will be recalled, came In at the rate
Of G5 barrels an hour and is still hold.
ing up at 1856 barrels a day. It is now
four months old and has been a re.
markable producer. The efforts to find
a LEAD from this well have not been
satisfactory. The South Penn Oil
Company's No. 6 on the Peter Parson
farm Is a light mmper. and Ross Il
Dunn's test on the ]. C. Whipkey IS u
small pumper. South Of the Lohr we'll,
the Venture OIL Company's test on the
H. B. Elbin farm is deep enough In
the sand to get the pay out is fishing.
With the completion OF this test and
the two on the Whipkey and Finch
farms will make five In all since the
susher was struck and none of them
Indicate an extension to the pool.
Despard eusher Declining.
On the west side Of the Wolf Summit
field. In Ten Mile district. Harrison
county, the Grove, Rowland & Co. well
on the J. L. Despard farm. which came
In last Thursday at the rate Of Is bar.
rels an hour when drilled into the Cor.
don pay, Is not holding up very cred.
itably. The guage for the "a hours
beginning at I o'clock Sunday morning
and ending at the same hour yester-
day morning. was 60 barrels. One of
the reasons given for the rapid decline
is q weakening Of the gas pressure.
During the week the South Penn OH
Company will drill in a well on the 7.
W. Monroe farm, located $50 feet due
south OF the Despard farm well.
On Buffalo run, Grant district, Wet.
eel county, the Kanawha Oil Company
has drilled its No. lis on the John
Mills tern - f~AA# &k~ 80
.ee.
g. '.'
pay.
oo1y
o'. "'''.e'
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tha "mst,n ~" n,, y '" .., m, ,ese ="
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"n" r"" mas ''u'," nv VI u, gus.
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s,a'' 'o"''S' ."e W"ee''hs tNa'ura!
u"' so'"p""s '',''as ;" .ne top u
we oo."oi ~ no 'ss' p' me My''e
-o"e '".".' -" "eoi'"' > run rroei
W. o.s'' Me'"ei county ue f"re
" eon1i'"s nus n"'e u 'ocatloh OIL
'u'"'.'e urn
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05

OIL CITY. Pa.-credit balances
sl.7S.
Runs. 2l1.5o5; average. 1873:
shipments, ss7.os4; average. 17l.7s1.
NEW YoRK-standard Oil, 1876.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-05
southeastern Ohio.

On the Ohio side, in the Payne dis
trict, in Washington county, Smith 4
Clark have drilled their test on the t.
g. Conlsleton form through the Keener
sand and found 1t barren. A light
show was developed In the Maxon AMI
1t will be tested. This location il
1000 feet west Of the good producelro on
the L: Pfeiffer farm.
In the Chestnut Hill district, Morgan
county Banser & Wilson have com.
jpleted No. IA on the Elwood Yarnelli
farm and have light pnmper In the
3shallowssand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
GARvIN'S CURVES ARE
TOO MUCH FOR CUBS

nuTrE. June set was up 20
the Cubs to lose yesterday and
they did 80 with the loose score
OF 10 20 :. lt all happened be.
cause the Seattle cripples could nor
hit uarvia. who pitched a very 81.
fective game. All told he allowed
seven hits. but he kept them Wide.
ly scattered. and always had the
faculty Of striking out tho oppos.
ins batamen at the right time. Sc
attic was badly handicapped aa a
result 81 the train wreck. mN "
the PLAYERS attn being stiff and
lame. In the third roand. hearne
was put cut Of the contest BY
being hit GA the neck With a ball
that took a false bound and this
made Il necessary 60 put Rush tn
the game nruycste. Tor the Min
era. got his second home run Of
tho season on the local grounds
aud played splendid fieldiug
game The only seattle men who
could do anything With 0arvin's
delivery were Roberts and Allen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
ENTRIES F0R RACE

Everything Is being got 10 read
lnesg FOE the big meet which takes
place on the university campus
next Saturday The newest eniry
IL l.. King. a member u the ifiah
American association Of Haa Fran
cisco. he i the only entry for bis
elub and has been entered for the
Marathon race The Marathon race
h something new here and IL az
lfaeiing a great deal 81 attention
Il will be Cor 3 distance Of ib miles
and viii prove an endurance test
n over there Vas one Tho course
will be twieo around the I. track,
from there 10 woodland Park. and
then % EdmanaH. back over The
Same ground ana twice more
around the track. THIS is exactly
Is miles There are eight entries
FOR this race one ~ the principal
entries Il " Nelson. eK.ehampion
croaa country runner ~ EnGiAnd
lie wiii fnn under the culafN Of the
New YORK Athletic club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

First race. seven oishtha Of a
uailetoonr. i0R lLeel. 10 1.
won. nlaHe oLight. %. SECOND
Oak Gruve. io2. third. Time.
fteS So
Second race. flseeiEhtha of a
bucket brigade. i0s tlsoel.
4 10 6. woa. Col nfadY, i0i. sec
ond. silver Cup. %. third. Time.
isa.
Third race. threaauafiera 81 a
mile fionebrake. rs Cherry. ,
10 1. xon. TELESCOPES. lie. second.
Beatrice X. il2. third. Time.
ffft as.
Fourth race. one mlle-Phli
ffnch. lAuatini. II % .. won.
Nike suttoa, 100 Second. Plant.
land. 100. third Time al.
Fyfth raen. fiTeelFhihs ~ a mile
Ada O. walker, ies tPickensl. n
20 6. wan. Genrva : les. second.
Hack Dress. -. third. Tine.
1901 IS
Sixth race. one mile MonslFuor.
los (BaiieYl. ~ 10 /. Won Hazel
Patch. los. aeeond. weaialone. i0s
third. Time. 40 IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
YACHT RACE ON

The oeean race nbaer the
auspices Of the south Coast Yacht
ciab. Of f.oa Angeies. from han
Pedro 20 Honoluiu. has started un
DEE favorable conditions. Thia rarr
is op-n II aii yachts q rot more
than 80 feet water the. II DO con
lined % any regularly organized
racht ciHh Of any coHntrr. without
restrictions a. o. rigging. cfws
iprofcaeluual % amateafi OF sails.
but no motive power other than
aaiis shall - uaSd The timr al
iowanes alsua IL based upon one
hair hour par foot for racinE
lcngth or 70 be the head water lice
length plus one half the ienEsh uf
the oxerhanE
The suath Coast Yacht club and
the Hawaii Yacht club 9aintiy man.
ako the affair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
RACES YESTERDAY


r1rut race. fnturity eoufsc--Mia'
chief. III tr. wilson,, 8 10 1, won !.
Willie Gregg. III. second. Don vi
want, -, third. Time. Ill 10.
Second race. one aud onohali
miles -AYontellua lie tMentryl, 2
Go 10. won; Bonvolio. 10. second (.
Ding Dong II. i0s. third Time,
aiat 90.
THIRD race. five elKhtha OF a
mile College widow, 100 luroHal.
IA 20 10. won. Follle l.. 100, sec.
ond. 81 Avon. i0t, third. Time.
1901 Is.
Fourth race. one and onesix.
teonth miles ~-ioe Cayne. % lde'
Rael. t6 60 G, won ] G Glen, %,
second Fred bent. 1916, third.
Time. Is.
Fiuh race. one mile -Eckcreall.
III tlkIrachbauml. 10 to 0, won /.
Matte namppo. 100. second, Cfoix
D'Or, los. thlni Time. Al ta.
sixth race. eleven alNteenihn OF =
milc-phaiaux TO tPaimal, 7 20 !.
won. Tayora. 1906. second Ocean
shore. ". third Time. t.ol 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
SEATTLE HIGH
WINS AGAIN

CHICAGO. June n. The Seattle
Hlgh school baseball team took
the second game on ia tour yes
terday BY defeating the North III
vision High school team OF this
city. The North Division boyf
we're more than anxious 10 win the
game because 81 the defeat the
football team OF this institution SUI
fefed last New Year NJ the hands
Of the Seattle boys. hut ~ no
stage of the game could the Chi
eago boys put Il ON the locals
Jimmy AfneW pitched the best
ball OF his life. striking out II men
aud allowing but three hlta Ito
struck out the Chicago batHmea la
one, two. three order and the men
behind him played CLASSY ball Tho
Seattle boys are IN fine condition
and are playing great bali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
SAHL IS OUT OF 1T

Jake stahl has quit professional
baseball Ne has bought the Sotth
Chicago flAsebail club. a semi pro
feaeiouai organisation. and wili de
vote his time 10 TIA affairs. playing
FIRST base on the team
stahi vas sold BY tho Washing.
ton club 10 Chicago under q ruling
Of the national commission. bat re-
fused 10 sign a contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
CHAMPION WALKER

Edward raysan wostnn. Amrsi.
cas- most famous pedestrian. Who
IL In hia ssth year. viii start on
October e next % wAik from
Portland. Me 60 Chicago In ss
days ON ths same dasa 30 year,
ago Westnn performed this feat
sRd he thiaka be can bal the rec
ord this time Last yeaf he waikcd
from New York % Philadelphia
100 miles. In traH than - houra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
BOYS MEET ON TRACK

Tho Seattle college, boys met Al
Fremont yesterday and eaKared IN
various athlsfie exercises Prizes
were distributed 10 the wisnnra by
the Instructors ~ the college The
athletics we're In charge Of 4 Y.
Kinney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
HEINRICH ACCEPTS

Joe ileinrlch Of Seattle has &C
enptad tho challenge OF Kari
Iselirak. the champion wrestler ~
Austria and Canada. to meet any
hneat man or the mat Tbs seattle
man weighs IL pussnda. Is pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Duxdale il In receipt Of a letter
from Brother Joe In which 70 ls
states that Coa Walsh u not sert'
DUSTY injured. and that q short rest
will put his knee in shape again.
Tho other players. who we're bad
~ shaken up In the railroad acct.
dealt. are fast recovering aud viii
soon be playing their usual game
They are a bit shaky At present
and are not Ia their usual trim.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

Next Sunday aftsrnooa the Pal.
lard baseball team will meet Rich
usanda RasnisrH Af Days park. The
RAinterx won BY a close score inst
Sunday. bat ballard hopes 30 re-
verse the score In the coming game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

. -: :s:fstsss's

karsaafy. F1fsf tase On srrNFa Bate 2
Eafr4flt hiEea afuiih trtfl Sis NtHleu
taama sfaF4eaa. tfby. fea nans hitea
fsfngs4 kEflaah tfAF tft NakfwFisbt tsahs
sfsn ft.feaa k.4ss nit MTafs tHsfn# fttnss
CaEtarlrkt faN On tasas tiasts. -
attic ntsa1Aa rlafs 2aFN5H - Hfafeste
20 fsaFgastEHt HahaF q aa - 81
fsrasv aaszs - sails or 4sfaia D 80
tfsy Hl4tH : aHt-HF zaHsIa ~
tseF \ FsasH - eamn@f Il AlsHaatars.
~ unaife- Heaistt WeasasF taif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

turkey Is practically a virgin coll
for electrical enterprise. ~ 10 .
year ago there wHs not = siaEis
city OF town IA the soo. 900 square
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

TACOMA Iana y Set ua41 q sffsns-
esls innias4 A5z4 t.ssn ptafs4 80 fhe TO
eait "a fhs eaaHs Yesterday Nlfa fHe Aisrft
al ne faaaaks nlsef II aAs ~ teaf
r.,lsnf ttas shea safas 81 On tssNntas tlt
ftsI.af rslrhes kfeat hatl tnH afaiii Httst
also ~ efNss e. Dana. asash af3ea ptiiFsf
sff eststa sEess4Hatar fletttas szHHtt
ersrrf A a. ~
tenrnaVFf ssss.ssssasfssHH#s
T,attsrsssm Dssiar aaf Eae4 uuaa aoa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
CITY fall Market

Roast Veal. i0c; Pot Roast Sc;
nolling Beet. SC. Les Of Lamb. ite
Go8 Third ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

Manager Quinn. OF the spokane
club. has signed Up three new
men. They are John Beadsr. util.
ity catcher. Rasty" Wright aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

miles q TafkiHh Dosss..tas. =. I.
could boast - a telephons 49,. 800
% a central station fst stse... fssz
81 power purposes. Nov b...ias'i
ard Beirut ere electrically No.. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

RoEeF 4 Brrsuahan. this eaieher
Cor the New York Giants. who Vas
severely iaiurcd Tuesday, By helaE
struck IN the head with a pitched
ball. IL slightly Improved today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

sFpNANN 4ans - IN 80 a=asaae lee.
ga. 49, fnftsn taNiers rtiehsH EfrAt
snnsa thAf SIS asfisn irfNa sa lFasa tlsa
4Ani ust N4se8a yesterday. STR tHH rHNN
81 saa rHA Sane @aa hsafa tafitAsr
tkronEAsat sd - gart - Nas Naes
tnfrrasstng sAan ths wan1suH. r. NHtfh
abrsIs4rn k4a go usfr 81 fsszt ulth
*. 80 stHaAzfa ~ frHaFs ftHaea Naa
tar-n a. ssae.n aad kn.tsfezs seat aat
sssr.. 2 n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

Edwin Gun. pitchers They are
an good men and should strengthen
the team materially.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

lnAa than The Austrian. bat tkla l.
not uofrYins him any In SPOKANE
iaa April ll~liFuh failed 20 thFow
ilclnrieh tWicS Ia an haaf and Loaf
q let Of fzBe pelirak has never
yrt thfuNn Heinrich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20
League standing.
COAST LEAGUE.

sessss n II r
- tfan3 sfst ssssts s-sssstttfffs
nAkAaad 1858 tsssHs+tstststtftt
fiaitatlss kinAsila ufo,fn ana AaaFn
naaaairh hNaans hsnuh AMI hasAaaea.
uma4ra l'cftlna
eeaset n a. r.
fsts Aaattra tf sfsss ssstttsssssts
eAa tHahftaf1 asssss sHasrftfaffftH
nagsrsges Nssis aai Hogan feaes ani
Street umrIfa naffiek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

Hay your fiat Of = n brooks
& Co. 1881 second Az. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

natfsrfea .s.asxsii ana m.~sftxss Isasea.
casbasn saa E~tatsiis raNetfs Etsps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-20

n.sssssssr n-.ilss ssa sas. ,I naaa a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-28
az tB,


POr vez primera en- la historic de la Ma
gia Sc presenta ante ell pdblico de los pafses
hispano americanOs, una institution dis.
puesta impartir valiosos cOnocimientos
relatives este misteriOso y fascinante arte
Todo el mundo sabe cuan preciosas suertes
pueden llevarse cabo mediante la iniciaa
ci0n en- los secretOs del arte magico. TodO
81 mundO ha dido hablar de Kellar, Ell gran
mago americana; de Down y ValadOn, los
famOsos prestidigitadOre de Trewey, ell ce-
lebre iIusionista frances; pOr doquiera re-
percute la fana de eato7 pr0ceTes y de OtrOs
variOs qUienes la poseat0n de los secretos
de este arte ha hecho Celebres.
+ 81 tiene usted interes en- cOnOcer tOdO 10
relative este arte; 81 desea poseer Ell tails
man que le dara entrada en- ell temple de
la Fama; si desea llevar animacion y regO-
clio al senO de su familia y al cfrculO de
sus amigos; 81 desea hacerse conspfcuo,
attractive y que sus amigas amigos sol1a
citen siempre su presencia en- sus reunio-
mes y tertulias; 81 desea honores Y riquezas,
escriba hoy misno q la ROCHESTER, AGA
DENY OFARTs, solicitandO ell preciosO hbrO
que esta distribuye gratis, titulado. Las Ma
EaVlIla do Ia Magla MOdaFna, lujosamente impre.
SO y adornado con profusion de fotOgraba-
dos. Escriba hoy mismo, si es que en- rea-
lidad desea recibirIo, bien por medic de
Carta certada taTieta postal, debidaInen.
te franqueadas. Direction:
ROCHESTER, ACADEMY OF ARTS, Depto,
6 ]. Box 558.
ROCHESTER,, N, Y, E. U. de A,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-28
El ssliOr DeIfI6 Sierra.

Falleci6 en- JuncoB este buen compatrio.
ia. Fu6 hOmbre de grandes actividades y
de incangabls laboriosidad. Todavfa, 6
peSar de Su vejez, vefaBele luchsr, y afs-
narse al frente de la Bscretaria del menCio.
nado pueblo.
En- La Correspondence tenfa Ell Beflor
Sierra buenos amigos, que correspondent
& Ia sincera amistad con que 81 tambi6n
les distipguiera.
Al justo dolor que embargo 81 alma de
sus fumiliarss, nos aBociamos, dessando,
para 81 espfritu de squ6l busn comps.
triota paE en- Ell Beno de 10 eterno.