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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-21
BAKERY CHANGES HANDS.

NThe purchase of the New City Ba-
kerry by s. H. Brockman from ]. w.
Hamilton became effective yesterday
morning when the new proprietor as
sumed management of the establish
ment The business will be conducted
at the same stand on Main street,
adjoining Hanway'sl and Mr.. Brock
man will put-forth every effort to
maintain the same excellence of SER
vice established by his predecessor.
He will keep on hand fresh line of
breads, cakes, fruits, corrections, etc,
and solicits a continuance of the pat
ronage accorded Mr.. Hamilton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-21
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
II. & T. c. Schedule.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

Eat at Buchanan's DIFF.
Willis Gelber is on a visit to Waco.
George Adams has returned from
Dallas.
o. E. Dubose has returned from
Marlin.
Mrs. Sam Lorea is at home from
Marlin.
r. A. Patout OF Navasota was here
Sunday.
Wilson Bradley visited Navasota
Sunday.
= Hon. J. r. Astin has returned from
Denver.
Sam Welch was here from Hearne
yesterday
Earnest Elliott was up from Hous.
ton Sunday
d. A. Phipps of College spent Sun.
day in Bryan.
Counters and lumber for sale A. J.
Wagner & Co. diff
Jack Conway of Steep Hollow was
here yesterday.
G. l.. Shealy OF Reliance left yester-
day fer Hondo.
Insurance payers should read Boy
EFT & Myers ad. II
Miss Bessie Wooten has returned
home from Bolton.
Miss Lille Reed is at home after a
visit TO Beaumont
Counters and show cases for sale.
Al. Wagner & Co diff
Hendrix Conway and wife visited
at Franklin Sunday.
f. J. Beard returned to Edge yes.
terday from Marlin.
Albert Bullock of Harvey was a
Sunday visitor here.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-21

The bride-tobe will appreciate
something useful Why not furniture?
We will have it ready for them on
their return. Select it now. Mid-sum-
mer furniture sale closes July 23rd.
Co. 1876
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-21
STEEP HOLLOW MEETING.

A Missionary Baptist meeting was
begun Sunday at the Steep Hollow
church, Rev. j. B. Turrentine of Bry-
an assisting in the services. II is
proposed to have the revival continue
for a week at least.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-21

The friends in Bryan of Mrs Sim
Whorton will be glad TO learn of her
continued improvement. Mrs. Whor-
ton underwent an operation a few
days ago at st. Mary's hospital in
Galveston.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-21

Midsummer furniture sale brings
furniture from where it isn't wanted
TO where it is, and enables the person
who wants il 10 buy ii at price made
little by the man who wants to sell
il. 1876
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-06-19
CONVENTION IS ON
National Gathering Of Re-
publicanS Begins.
Senator Burrows PreSideS as
Temporary Chairman.

Chicago, June 16.-The great nation
al Republican convention is on. With
raps which were necessarily vigorous
and had to be repeated many times,
owing to the prevailing din, Chairman
Harry S. New of the national Republi-
can committee called this distin-
Guished body of men to order in the
monster Coliseum at noon today, and
the preliminary proceedings began Of
performing that great and weighty
task of choosing just two men from
the millions who call themselves cit
liens of these United States whom
they would honor with the Offices Of
president and vice president of the
country.
The scene which prevailed in the
Coliseum beggars description. The
great building was filed to overflow
ing. The delegates from each state
were assembled in their respective
places, and from them now and again
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-06-19
Dark and Dank.

"Well, l dknow," doubtfully said
Farmer Hornbeak relative to the pro-
posal of his nephew, recent gradu-
ate from an agricultural college. "Meb-
be there's money in cultivation mush-
rooms. but where would we plant 'em
They require damp, dark, dank place
to grow in, don't they?7
YES" was the reply. And I'll tell
you what. Uncle Ezra-we'll raise
them I'm the parlor"-Puck.
Cheapest accident insurance-Dr.
Thomas Electric Oil Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell il.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-06-19

arose shouts followed by prolonged
applause and waving Of flags, hats and
banners when the different candidates
whose cause they espoused were men
toned
To the eye at first the gathering
seemed of choas and disorder But
as a matter of fact each had his place
assigned to him and his duty to per-
form.
Immediately upon order being OBJ
tanned, Bishop p. J. Muldoon of Chi
cago stepped forward and offered
prayer. Then followed the presents
ton of the gravel to Chairman New.
The call for the convention was
read by Elmer Dover of Ohio, secre-
tary of the Republican national COM
mittee. Then, in a few well chosen
words. Chairman New introduced Sen
ator Julius Caesar Burrows of Michi-
gan, whom the national committee
had honored with the temporary chair
manship.
For over an hour Senator Burrows
engaged the convention with his form
al opening address. In it he re-
viewed the Republican party's history
and its successes. Time and again
Senator Burrows was forced 10 stop
and await the subsiding Of applause
when he would utter some BETTING
word or sentence.
At the conclusion Of his address,
Senator Burrows announced the
names of those who make up the sew
cral committees.
The final plans OF the leaders are
we'll laid, probably with greater pre-
cision than has ever been known be-
fore at a national convention, and, I'M
less the unexpected happens, or the
spectre Of stampede rises from it's
grave, the convention OF 1908 will es-
tablish record for the methodical
execution Of we'll established plans.
Asher c. Kinds, the expert parlia-
mentarian Of congress, is her to wealth
er any storm that may blow. Kinds
was with Speaker Reed during the tur-
bulent days Of his iron rule, then with
Speaker Henderson. and he is now
with Cannon. He has a genius for
Immediately solving the knottiest par
l,amentary tangle.
Following the preliminary gathering
Ct today comes a period of suspense
for practically two days, during which
the committees will meet and the or.
ganization be perfected, 80 that the
actual nomination Of president Is not
likely to occur before Thursday.
The Michigan Republican delega-
ton caucused Monday afternoon, with
the following results:
John w. Blodgett, Grand Rapids,
member national committee; Con-
gresham Joseph w. Fordney, Sagi-
nav, member committee on resolu-
lions; Judge Brown, Big Rapids, men,
Der committee on credentials; Chase
S. Osborn, 500, chairman of Michigan
delegation Judge Nelson Sharpe,
West Branch, member committee on
rules and order of business; Grant
Fellows, Hudson, member committee
on permanent organization; James
McNaughton, Calumet, honorary vice
president OF delegation; William g.
Manchester, Detroit, secretary Of Mich
igan delegation; George p. Codd, De-
troit, member committee to notify
nominee for president; Edward Foss,
Bay City. member committee to- notify
nominee for vice president
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1908-06-19
II affairs when the door opened and
Walker thrust his lantern jawed face
CONTINUED next week

81 suffered habitually from constipa.
ton. Doan's Regulets relieved and
strengthened the bowels, go that they
have been regular ever since. "A. E.
Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
9s%ricltcrmDrocr am @alacn.

Canon Gitp, Col 10. Sllli. -
@iuicppr 9llio, ser ocn Eotcr geo in
0cnucr crmor0cte, ais err Die Wtel't
las, bat bclttc icin &crbrchcn an
@olgcn gcbilBt. NodI 0cltern Moor
gen nlod)tc cr cinclt 5mciten pcr5mcl-
frltcu 6lllhtpcrilldl. NlS iDm Ictl
MGd)ter ollf ttncn Womcnt bcnHiidcn
fcDrtc, f1Qtc CT 0cniel6cn nit cinctll
mll6tigcn Sollitihlng 5t 9oocn mo
ronnte aus Der 3cllc. Sicnbor %glolbte
cr, iidI ocn ScA aus 0enl @cf1ngniB
c%rtGmpfen 5ll fonllcn, inocIicn pllroc
CT bon Den N8Gdtcrn roif ilbcrmGl-
tigt.
Ser Woro mar elmer ser foItblii=
tighten NcrbrCdcn scr Ncl5cit um0
crrcgtc 0onlol9 l%nQCbClrCa Nllliebcn.
2lliu mar ocnt EricItcr poQitGnoia
unbcfmnt unO Duttc aud uift Die
9criu0ltc llriohc iiir lcttc Sbot Die
or mn nu9filbrtc, nm Icincn SoB &c
gcn bic fntboliIdc STRIDE sum NuS-
orltf 81 bringc1 - 10 mcnigltcnS cr.
fldrtc er bel icincrn Ero5cB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

bcrboIt geGltBertcn 0ic@bc5ii8Iidcn
6orbcrlu,g Scr YoIi5clG2b0rOc gc9cns
iibcr ltct9 %oblcbncuo ucrboItc1.
Stu0tOGtcr in SENDS
Qrmcln.
9ic StootuGtcr ppn (ofomlo Eort,
Wt0., nobmcn in ibrcr SiBln0 an
WtontoQ Nbeno cilIcn icbr oftuclcn
@cihllB an nGmlid) Den, ooB c8 CT.
loubt ici1 ioac, an Den G~crbonOlnns
gen in NcmOaGrcmln tbcil5m1cbmcn,
@cni0c Wtinlttcn - uno idmnltIid)c
H0dc bingen al ser @onD, bis urli
ocn oc5 Miapors, Der iih crit oo}lr c1t.
ihIob, Ocn icincn ob5uncbmcrL ais Die
Gcbottc oitf Dem Sic0Cputtt ol1-
lQudtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Ins bem Snncrcn NarDIanS's nnb
ben anaren5cnben Staatcn.
Bon Eferbebuen SIT Sobe
q c tr a III peIt.

8on Eferbebuen SIT Robe
9ctr III pelt.
Soiepb 2ogan, Elm Sobn bon Serrn
uno 5rau &obert 2oean, in Grumps
ton, Sob, pllrbe, m1breno er elm jun.
ges Sfero ein5uiobren perindte, bon
Den Sufen beiielben 5i Sooe getreten.
Dos Yferb ideute, ais ciileS Der sd.
Der bes rgldbooro" plGtIih iid pon
Der adie Iosloitc. Serr 2oeon iiel &c.
rabe inter ben @agen unb ebe er ii6
aus ietner Gage bcircien fonnte, bate
i'm Dos Yferb bereitS burd eini9e bel
tige SufidlGee IN bic Ser59e9cno &C.
tootet. Seine 2eife muroe nod ser
@obnung ieiner Gltern gebrad)i, weG-
DIE Ser Sdreden beinabe iiberipGl.
tiete.
8ona obiItour 5uriid Il.
Stootsienotor Irtbur Yile 8or.
n,on unb iein Better, Serr Douglas
German, unb Srou famer geItern
bon elmer l0ngeren @utonobiI Tour
IN ben Bergen pio Sancod u,o Sd
eerstofpn nod Baltimore srriid. gm
Wontag iueiIter bieiclben aIs 8GIte
bon Serrn unb 6ral Snnes 9iups in
Wount Souo9e, alegonp.G ourtp.
Mm ndd)iten Gage muroe ibr,cn 81
Gbren bon Serrn lli,b Srou g. ola.
ben 2otunoes elm Giitcr gc9eben, OH
Dem ntiter an0eren aild Niftcr go.
bert 81. Senberion, Sr. 9oniel annan
urb ST.. 2lopo 9olpnocs tb~cilnabmen.
EobesfaIIe in MarpIano.
Sn Cumberland, Nb., in Der @pb.
rung ieiner SodJter, Srou 'sonrcS
Glarf. itarb Serr Sbomos 8allaaber
i'm boben Sitter bon 81 Sabren. gr
ipar Elm seborener Sriuliocr mo fam
i'm Sabre 1885 nod amerifa, no or
elmer Der grbalter bes Gbeiapeafe un0
Obio.2anals ulrbe. Sm Sabre 1887
ipanbte er iif nod Stolunton, Io..
unb in 1910 idlue er icinen @obniit
in W%iiiiouri auf, mo er SRI. Narp 6.
@ibfon als Satin beimfiibrte. Sn
1850 febrte er nod Dem Often Srtiid
unb Iieb iid in CARRIERS 6errp nieber.
CT tpar SibIanoer in ieinen Spmpa.
tbieen u1b elm agsreiiiper Gbaraftcr;
bies fiibrte gu ieiner @erbaftuils ourh
Sobn Broun nnb ieiner ginferferung
inn nlten arienal IN Sarpers 8errD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
2ofalbcrid)tc ans @aibinstum.
Son Gcr5lpeiilun9 itbers
mQnnt.

Son &cr5tpeiflun9 itbers
mannt.
Ger 3l.iGbriac Gomcnidnciocr
2con 4oblman pou 9tr. 1923, 70.
Strobc, N..@., bcQing Gcitcrn Vtor'
oen Sclbitmloro onrd) Ginothmclt
bon 2eud)t0os. @eIoior0elt, pcrrrt
iudt Ourd Die iblcbtc 8cIhoftaIoac,
id)cineu i'm 81 ser &er5reIillrngS.
tbot gctricben 5l boben. Eoblman
buttc iait sic gonSc Nnd)t bel DEM
aronfcnloger ieincr Satin, 6rolt
Winnie 1oblmou, mclfc idon lcit
lGngrrer 3cit lciocr1o mar, 3ugebroht.
9ei'm Morgengrauen bcgab or lid III
icinc @crfitGttc. NIa 0cAcn 7 llbr
ieine Gltcitc, 10 Sabre olte Softer
Gliie olriiton0, bCnlcrftc lie @asA1'
rlldL mcldcr Scr Wcrtitdtte cntltr0ms
te. Sic 0finetc 0iC Ebilr uno lob
iGren &utcr olri cincr @dnt licgcn,
cincn nit Dem @uabnGn p%crbrnl0cnen
@ummilhIoud i'm WtltnOc. Sallt AMI
id)rcicn0 500 lie Den &Grper 6ltrn 6cI1'
tier, uGbrcn0 ibr id)nel berbeiciIenocr
9rloer Den 9eacniiber ip%obncn0ch
Or. N6am &emble bGrbcibolte. Ser
Softor ltclte lGngere 3eit Wicoerbc.
lcbungsDerlude an, obcr obne Grtolg,
or fonnte mir oen bcrtttS cingctrctc.
ilcn 600 conItotircn. Sp0ter fonlelt
nod ein FIRST ocS y@mergencp.Soipi.
tolS" ulO Der SnuSor5t Der Nobl
'nlan'iden 6omiIie, Die nbcr nllr er.
fldrcn tonnteu, Oob mcnihlidc &iilfe
bier p%ergebenS. Ger G%erltorbetc BIN.
terI1bt neber icincr g8ittpc od)t ain,
Der, boS dlteite 10 Sabre, boS iiin9Itc
Is Wpnote alt. @r lpor Elm Viitglieo
Der ngrminiuss 2ogc, i. u. & u. W.,"
,bes Observation-Disclosures" ultD
-bcri6ieoencr an0ercr 0clltid)en Ser
'eiilc.
@rbobtc& in0er Sterblid ).
felt.
Sic Mirfllngen Der unertrGgll6cu
!Sibe Der iebten 8odcn 5eigcn lid
belitlid in Dem geitern bonn 8eiuno-
belts. Geportenlcrt bcs Tiltrifts oltS-
g~egebenen @ohenherift. Sn Der
init Suilitog obihlIcBcnoen @odc
CAB es f49 3oOesfGne; bierpon mar
in 81 SGaen ols ltriodc Giorrboc
'onge9eben unO Die Sooten in sc Sal.
len Sinhcr inter 2 Sobrcn.
.5enermtrfSforPer. eGplp;
0tre1t.
Gor Dem Gtobliiiement Der @ebrii-
Der Sdrot, 9tr. 620, 9SStrnBe, er,
plobirten geitern Worgcn gegcn 8
llbr 20 peri6ieocnc NIT Seuermertss
forpern argefiinte aiIten, ipelfc oili
Die Strobe geiteIlt iporoen noren. Sic
6lommen lunrbcn bon Scr Spribcil
Gpmpugnie Nr. IA gel6idt. Scr
Sdoocn lit 9cring.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Ncltcrn NarplanS GiIcn6abn.

gcainneno 7. SUM. oerldbt SiaensS tatior.
SIglidl,
4.t0 WorgelS - G6neu5lg. SaaerstuprL .yt.
& gS. H0.," Wabncsboro', Gbambersblre lino,
1liseenonii1en Sortrtaes, 9areod uno Cunt
bcrlnlto.
40 Nnbm. - gifomooation naa luton.
Iriboe.
1853 Na6m. - GrpreBse hncU5ua SauptIinie,
Sagcrsiopn, Sulcod. .gSdDnesboroS. Gbam'
hersbnrg, Sbippeltsbiirg mo. uuSgetomnen
SonllinGs, 3reocrid uro @lnntttebiirg.
Edglidl, ansgrnonmcn Spnutags.
100 Morecns 0ori, y, nno s.. Etp., nno
Carlisle.
TAO WlorGenS - sifc mooation mad gcn.Mar,
foluie Gmmitsburg.
1857 Wior9ens Weitern @rpref, gSeItminIter,
Srebrrid, Sburmunt. 0lue Niogc, Buena
Gift1, @Ilc Wtouriatn, &nNresboru'. Gbams
hersbtrg, 9aaerstolpfI, Suncod, Cumberland
ilo 9IfinS. Buffet observation-disclosures
1920 9tudmittans - NIue Wolntaiu Grprcb,
9Gcftminiter, @rllcebtnc fSreberid), Iburs
mont, zinc Rio9c, Nlienn giIia, NIue Mourts
tain me 3ngerstoiur. YarlorsgSag1un.
1926 sadritttingS - SnnptIinie, oitlih bon
Gmorb @cope. foluie Ourf, Saruper, 8etiDss
btrg ltlo y. mo g. 9Th.
$50 giddmittno5- Nffunluoation nab Sanooer.
6.t5 SbenoS-Ificrnonatiuu mad Union 9rtoae.
Hur Samitags.
IL 100 MbenoS - gifOnlooutipn Ndb Union
@rioge, '
Gur spnniags.
9.20 WloraenS Mffomoodtion mad Union
grioae uno 0aruber.
y SnIien ntft al YcnrfbIb1niasS tntior.
u. 9rbertiun, q. M. So'pea.
%ice.Trdf. II. @en.s @efGdftsf. Gen. sRaH. sgat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

TG7e sur 3eiie in's MusIamb be'
Iprat 6. Maire, Nr. 413, Oh.1alti.
u,ure!trasr, sate @sfsm esais Mse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Wpbal Yiae clue

uuW EutluuttVutu uHu 5ttWsVpTt. -
Neuer 1ermiruS un ber 9retun6atuan8tofeeM
StraBe, Zen. Dorf, 5eaueut tab 6oteIA, Ftee
tern uuN Wef6lit8btftrift. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
BzlzHZ!5gag&OlHLU

Der eamSsnsG taiion ua1 g8aipin0ton an
9SpdentaeeT TOO GorI1. bis 500 IbenoS.
3riibere MbfIbrt bon per Ut. Manifestation.
Citation Su ssaipin9tDu nit aaea iRblid sstes.
ben 2tnten.
Wa,biastOu, b~erIaIen Mt. moealsetatton:
nj SO, s11.55 Sorm.. *12.16. ti2.b3, 11.55.
*2,43. 1850, *4.1G, +4.65. t5;55 gia6ni 5000.
f6, SO, $500 (Giiniieb), 1880. III % IbeIos;
1900, $500, 1906, IA. 90. "A .30, 1000. 1920,
FOO, 1920, 800. 1920. 1900. 1000, t1t.oo
Bor,u., 1900 Dr. +12.02, *12:25, 100, S1.05.
g{atnt.. 1000. *6.17, $500, 400, 1900. 1915
(9imiieo). $1,000, "10.05, *i1.05, "ti.82 aboe.
Srebcrid, GanloensSiatior II 80 nno s9.16
gorm., +1.25, 1860 ituo $3.50 gtatm.
Saaerstppn, Wt. TooaI.Siaitun, FAB Born,
+3.50 9ia6m.; Characterization 1880, 1900
Norm., 1850. t4.00 Radm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

Ser @ciangOcrein nGoncoroia"
belt Gienitag abeno inter Seitnng
BON Yrof. 6run6 Sod ieine Sing-
itin0e ab. @eiibt ipuroen GbDre Iilr
bos nadIte Samilienieit. gngenonl'
men puroen ginlanunssn ppn &.
Sdmid sum a~rebseiieu, BON Der 90.
5iaIiitil6en Yartei sum Sommerielt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Giltcr tpot, Uirlc @crlunnoctc.

Sobn@tomn go, 10. Slli. -
Sin @a0gon ser 3obn@tomn elcftrl-
ifcn S%troBcnbobn colioirtc in Der
9tGbc bon bier nit cinenl Sofomobile,
llno Iubr riidpGrt3, cine Itcile 90
Idltl0 binobitiir5cno. Sin Wtann
mltr0c ~0ct0otct, mo % bis 80 Ealiu=
oicrc crlittcn GerlCGlllt0Cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
NM pom @ice GrdiiOeltcn MnrNrnnf

HllO uuIl SlCt RIuIlotlllCl @tuI Olu4li
5u ociien @eburtatag.
,Irbcitcr -sM Qnncrdor."
Ter yNrbcitcr e W0nnprhor" lieB
icine gcitrigc Sin0itunOc ~onaiolet,
ga Der Girigcnt Melomct iid) nod
inlnlcr in ocn 6cricn bcfinOct. Sn
ser Notwithstanding plroc Elm gilll-
tiger @aridt iibcr Die GrcltrIion per
Iclcn rn0 0unf Oc3 tnoppcn Gntfom-
mems m1hrcno ocS StllrmcS mrlroc
cine ir0blidc Seller in Sccnc gcicbt.
%icc Erdiiotnt @curp SittQrf iiibrtc
IN Der Nerlonmllng ben ToriiB mo
Nr. Irib @ol5ballcr ilnairtc ais Fro.
tofouiiibrer. Wcbrerc Ginloormgel
gClungtcn 5llr N%nnobnle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16

0rGnOc. - Phi mnbefonnte
Mti1t ~tittitnitb gclittH 9Ibcltb'il ottit
8roccrnlobcn bon @co. Vi. SScfrutt,
Nr. 525, &cIt Grolltlinitrubc, 6ell-
CT, ucldco BON Scr 6clcrrpcbr I'M
Seine 0rl0idt mllroc. Ser ongcrif-
trtc Shuocn bctrGgt SO.
&obnup NJ Uf tobt. Der
inter Dem 9fomcn 0&obnnp Mod"
uQcn Gltcrcn Sbcntcrbclll6crl mobl-
0rfonlltc Gr &ont0biont &obn 3.
McEololto itorb in Ser Mobntlg
icinc5 @rllOcra &. g. WtcFolonO nod
lUn0crcm &ronfcnlagcr.
An Curtis Greer crtruns
fen. - Ser - Sabre nltc Sobn
@ocef bon Nr. 1923, Goltlc.S traBe,
crtrunf int Curtis Greet. lun0cf0br
) Wcilcn obcrbolb Curtis @op, inocm
| er IN cincm cpilrptiid)cn Nniolc bonn
Eicr ms @olicr %Itiir5tc.
Gin 8emdd)s an SAILS
sic So0eSura d) c. - Sin MI
ter bon 5S &obrcn itor6 i'm Suule
ieiner Sdiucltcr, Trou Minnie @Sei.
lo9e. Nr. 1926, Noro-Gcntrol Nlpcnilc.
@r, 9crnorb ". Gicrfcn. Gin @e,
mGdS an Sale biloctc 0ic So0cSur'
iad)c.
2ebcn NJ ii oe.-0ie q Satire
cite SSrni SSernie Ebclps BON Rr,
3t1, Noro.@ recnltrnBc, periiId)tc &c.
ltcrn Nben6, SclbItmoro 81 be9cbcn,
inocm lie cine GoliS Gnrbplilllrc i'm
2~cringtou. Wfurtt pcridllldte. Sic
ml,roc rodJ Dem yWtnrplouo llnipcr.
iitdtS 2 Soipitnl" gebradt. Sbr SIT.
ltano lit fritilh.
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- Sn ser iiibiucltlihen Foli5eiltation
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bcl 600 bon 0niip SpIer ltntt, iuel.
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Gcrgiftung in ibrcr Wobnung Hr.
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5rou ourh 5iti6aige Strphnin Ser.
giftun9 itarb.
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uno Serren gebiloeten @eicuidoit i'm
nSptel grlington" 81 Ntlontic-Gitp:
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9urfort, Sri. emma @urfart, Sri.
ellie 9urfart, Srau s. 9. Shnepfc,
SRI. ellie Sdnepfe, ST. Charles
Sdnepfe, Moiter Norman Sdnepfs,
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9urfort, Sri. Mnp Sltrfart, MaiterS
2eipiS uno gopin 9iirfort. &r. Sin.
cent 9lirfart uno Srou Sincent
Wltrfart.
and sic Serren Soiepb 5.
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"N- vi E
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-16
Baltimore Sampf Eafct 81.
(gtitc nno Suucriaiinc gaisetnie.)
Sic Scr. StnnteftslSoit bcftroerto.

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rsit gum t~Sebruillb In Der garlben. NIB Ud.
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Rarslanb G. Tcnniplpania q. q.

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$50 g'orm., nab BcIair, eIsq. SpIlitdqs. j.
11.30 Sprm., nuh gsIair, ansg. Sartitdes
itnb Gorntaaa.
100 Taobm., mad @elnir. mir Gonrifdqs.
1.2o Ead,ru., naob RcIair, mir Gdmftaes.
$50 tacbrn., mad Yorf, aiis9. SoHnfng5.
4.05 Nuebrn., nod Seltd, nur Sonnfngs.
BIS y,acbm., nn9 Pelair, aitSg. Sonntne6.
6.10 Mbelos, md 9eltu, aiisg. Sofirf1gS.
HOO Mbenos, mad TeIfn. MIR Sonrtngs.
11.30 MbeuoS, mao geldtr dusg. SonntaeS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-10

Vapor espahol Martin Saenz. Sa-
LID de Barcelona ell J del corrientes
para Canarias. San Juan. Ponce, San.
tiago de Cuba, Habana y Matanzas.
Conslgnatarios, Sobrinos dc L.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-10

Como aver anunciamos hoy
Sc veri6cara la function de bene-
1cio de los empIeados de este
afortunado CircO con un exec -
Aente programa
Manana viernes, function ex-
traordinaria con ell estreno de la
sensational peIicula que ha
causado excepc1onaI exito LA
Nautilus en- la Habana
FL pedido de localidades para
esta function es extraordinari0
Las funciones del Cine" ter
minan EN- esta semana.