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New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
NARRAGANSETT PIER.
Tennis, Amateur Circus and Pom
Races Future Features.

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Aug. s-Narragansetr,
CAV season. which has been somewhat retarded
has begun IN earnest. and the week has been al
entertaining as the devOtees Of pleasure migh.
wish Indeed with the ushering in OF August cana
an entire change in the social regime. and from
now until the coming Of September there Is PROM
ise OF a succession Of diversions which will hl III,
DAYS and nights to overfowins
On Monday the Point Judith Country Club. ~,
miles above the pier. will open a tennis tou-na-
ment for a challenge cup valued at 800. Tia
tournament will continue until August IS. and viii
be followed by a horse show on August 20 2 aa5
o. The latter part Of August comes the amateur
circus in which the members Of the villa colony
will perform. On Monday also wifi be started
series Of pony races. TO continue until August Il
With these events IN prospect the Country Club
will be in the foreground for the next fortnight Or
more.
Social nfs however. Will be confined largely 70
the Sherry Casino and the big Mathewson Hotel
where a round OF Iuncheons dinners and dances
"a I'm prospect The Sherry Casino Is becoming
more and a popular rendezvous for Newport,
Watch Hill. Providence and Narragansett society
as the days go by. and each fine day has It's record
Of Yachting and automobile parties from Newport
and Watch Hill The chief social OF ths
week at the Casino was the Cafe Chantant and
theatrcaIs given on Friday evening for the benefit
OF St Peters -by-theSea. sthe picturesque church
here which the members Of the villa colony attend
on Sunday mornings
There were three plays. My Turn Next Miss
Hillary Regrets and 'Pietro OF Italy" the last
nv Frank L. Freeman and Charles II. Dorr In
the latter play Kenneth MurchisOn assumed tbs
title role and Miss Olive Hitchcock. daughter ot
Dr. Charles Hitchcock, OF New York. cleverly por-
trayed the roe of Marie. New York mOdiste. Mrs.
Kenneth Murchfson posed as Mrs. Arrnitage. a
member Of the smart set IN the first play Henry
B. Kane OF New York: P. s. P Randolph, r.. ot
PHILADELPHIA and Miss Gladys Smith assumed ths
several characters. In the second play Mr. and
Mrs. John T. Conover and Jacob Wendell, Of Ns1
York, took part
Dancing followed the plays
The various hotels at the Pier wei
filed the Mathewson having more than three hun
dred guests, large majority OF them being Nsv
YOrkerS
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

and Steeplechase piers. A swift current, setting
toward of the piers, carried a young man under
the pier. Miss Dwyer heard his call for help and
went to his aid. She reached him and helped him
a place of safety before the lifeguards reached
his side
J. Frank Hanly Governor of Indiana. is ex-
pected in the resort early next week He viii
probably remain for some time. Mrs. Hanly and
her daughter Mrs. H. o. Cfarman, Mr.. Garman
and Miss Shirley Fix. all of Indianapolis, have
already reached here and taken apartments at the
ChaIfonte Governor Hanly and his party will
spend the balance of the month in Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dale, of Philadelphia
have taken apartments at the Marlborough-Blen-
helm and will stay at the shore until the middle
of October.
Miss Rita Auerbach of New York, who is at
the Raleigh, has the reputation of being the best
wSrnan swimmer at the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Curran and Mr.. and Mrs. James Hiliers COM
prise party from New York at the 1roquos.
David Banks Sckels. of New York, has been
spending the last two weeks at Haddon Hall
F. Zimmerman, of New York, is at the Raleigh
J. F Lynch, of Elmra, n. Y, is at the New
Belmont.
New York is represented the Ostend by w J.
O'Sulfvan, Mr.. and Mrs H w. Gardiner, Mt
and Mrs. J. Finch Mr.. and Mrs j. OReilly ana L.
Weston.
p Ruddv of New York is a guest at the Al
benarIe where he will remain for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Pendergast Mrs L. NJ Burke
and Miss NJ. Riley comprise merry party from
New York at the Traymore.
Miss Millard of New York is a recent arrival
at the Chalfonte.
D C Holland and Mrs Holland are among tho
New Workers at the Sothern
n B. Crisman, of New York, IS at the Trayrnore
Mics Helen Belmont of New York City, is Wis
itor at the Rio Grande, where she is the guest OF
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Borie-
Among those at the Shelburne are James Brady,
better known as Diamond Jim' and Jesse Levi
sohn Of New York.
charles B. Eddy Of the New York Athletic Club.
"a registered at Young's Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
ATLANTIC CITY.
Tzco Women in the Role of Rescuers
SdUe Men.

Atlantic CITY Aug s.-iss Nettie Nofer. OF
pbf,adaInhia and Miss Margaret Dwyer, Of New
York who are spending the summer here, filled
the role of rescuers this week. The former is at
Iongport with her parents and the latter is a
visitor at the Hotel Princess Miss Nofer. while IN
her launch the other morning noticed q fishing
,o.cl. ar the inlet disrnasted and in danger of
heing tossed on the treacherous shoals and
wrecked A man was in the boat trying to attract
attention Miss Nofer approached the smack and
tossed q line to the fisherman which he made fast
Then she towed the endangered boat and its occu-
pant safety.
Miss Dvryer was swimming between the Ocean
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
GOLFERS At DEAL BEACH.

The second annual tennis tournament on the Deal
Beach Casino courts will begin next Monday ana
last through the week Mems singles and doubles,
women's doubles and mixed doubles constitute the
tourney and there are three cups. given by Mayor
William Hogencamp, Frederick Gerken, sr, ana
E G. Snow jr. The annual invitation tournament
OF the Deal Golf and Country Club will be played
over the club links on August 20. q and q
The annual fair for the benefit Of St Andre" g.
bv-the-Sea Episcopal Church, at Allenhurst, WaF
held on Wednesday. and was financial success
Well known women from the Allenhurst and Deal
Reach cottage colonies presided at the various
booths and refreshment stands
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
4SBURY PARK.
Carniual Days Approaching Deal
Lake Water Fete Inn0UatiOns. r.

Asbury. Park Aug. s.-Carnival days, with varied
attractions for young and old. rapidly approach
ing. and Chairman William Barnard and his corps
OF assistants working day and night perfectfng
the plans for the four events which centre around
the stellar attraction. the annual baby parade.
Over two hundred children have been entered for
the parade. which will take place on Ocean avenue
Friday afternoon. August 28 Although the name
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

ming Friday next Some Of the best golfers in
the country have sent in their entries. and some
good games expected. More than hundred
automobile parties have been at Manhanset this
week, their way to various places In Ne"
England and on tours around Long Island. The
House is we'll filed this week and activity pre-
walls on the tennis courts, the bathing beach and
the broad verandas
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
DELAWARE WATER GAP.

!ng and bathing are in the height of popularity.
The return OF the moonlight nights has enhanced
the delights Of rowing and motor boating The golf
tournament for which four large silver cups were
offeT ed attracted ths largest number CT golfers
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
SHELTER ISLAND.

Shelter Island. n. Y, Aug. S.-lnterest is cen
tad in the golf tournament which will take
rIace at the Manhanset House golf links, begin
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

and Mrs Watson J. Miller. at the Turer. NJ,
Julia X. West and Miss Firth. at the Cary CO...
tages: G. E III. Greer and J. A O'Donnen az a.
Darlington and Mrs. ]. Hofs and Mss A vo
Hofe, at the KendaIlwOod
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meet early ln October, Mayer Miller
VIII probably issue the invitations
in a short time.
II Ia the Intention 10 take up a
general discussion of municipal
matters which are of special IA.
terest and also to adopt suggestions
for improvement Ia the laws rriat.
lng to municipalities which can be
taken before the next state lcgis,
latUIN for consideration.
Tho public utilities act ~ 1901
allowing municipal operation OF
public service works. will como up
Tor consideration Under a recent
decision Of the supreme court this
Law II held 60 be almost imperative
aud the convention t. expected to
suggest amendments which viii
serve to eliminate the weak feat.
ures Of the law
Another interesting point for dis.
cusaion viii be- proposed lac MAX.
inE charges Tor water and light
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lis Piano Buying Time
o
Extraordinary inducements Made by
Group of Foremost Piano Manu-
. faCturers in America.

10 sold during this great campaign
will b the means - selling thou
sands more during the next decade.
One good piano always sells others.
and n satisfied customer II the best
advertisement any commercial con.
Germ can have.
The strong feature Of this cam.
paigu Il that your choice L. not con,
fined TO any particular make. but
the range 90 selection IL 50 vast
that every desire Tor tone. design
and price Is certain Of satisfaction
Coed PLAINS can be secured az 1851.
s23t and t2i2 Exceptionally fine
ones Al s3iS. s33s. sa6s aud up
Others ss low a. tiss. tif2 and
even ttas.
Means Free ausleai Education.
It's the greatest opportunity ever
given 10 individual purchasers IN
the history % the music business
Il means that the saving you can
nov effect Is large enough % amply
pay for a splendid musical educa.
ton. No seriously intending plano
buyer can afford to ignore this OPP
portunity without at least inyesti.
eating az once. Rear tn mind our
manufacturers stand the greatest
part Of this expense Take advau.
tage Of this opportunity right away
All we ask h that you say n good
word for u. ). Johnston CO. and the
plane sou select. This you can easily
see = going Ia help ~ more than
all the magazine advertising in the
world.
Quick Action is Necessary.
Only = specified number Of pianos
Of each make will be sold. 80 u -
OF additional Importance that you
call At once Early ehaosefa have
the advantage OF selecting from a
large and complete assortment.
All cash il not necessary I'm fact.
while Tits opportunity lasts any re-.
sponaihis party can virtually die
tate bis or her o~n terms.
Hut the main thing Is 20 attend
to this at the earliest possible mo-
menL II you live at a distance and
cannot call IN person. write or teic.
phone ard catalogues. prices and
fnll information will be sent BY ~.
turn mall ~ q Johnason. the
Pioreer Piano House. Johnston Co
Bids. Third aud University. Seattle.
Wash. Stores IN Beliinsham. Taco.
ma. North Yakima. Spokane. Port.
land. san Francisco. etc. etc.
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r.asrn Piano Manufacturers are
60 their eyes Westward, and
-.s,sax TIE Importance Of th- IN,
....vs., and commercial develop.
81 4 the Coast. have perfected a
~sssative publicity campaign In
-. % hFlng their instruments
- prumlaenlly before the people
q shef4hy lay a foundation Tor
. ssat tature business
- manufacturer Nho have
- n this campaign include the
<sznsnn Piano Co. Chicago. haus
- Co. Of New YORK Story a
~ u Chlcago. Haadorff Piano
A Il Rockford. M Cable Nelson
y chlcago: Decker a Son. New
III: pcsss Piano Co. New York,
arsaAon Piano Co. Rockford. w.
sAsssaa Plano Manufacturing Co.
.<lfpFd. N. Hareltou Rrua.. New
ri also the hour greatest fac.
s,<s h America today. The "a.
~ klmhan. % Chicago. the Les
= 4 Philadelphia the liohast NJ.
Ms Co. OF LArorte. In. aud the
ssrsss chickcfing House. OF Hoa-
a d addition 10 a number of other
xally wellknown concerns
ASsw Advertising Nay.
rs Is the age of progress:
er's 10 such thing a. stand stiil
4 nase. big sums could b. spent
j 1sEsrtssinE In various Ways. but
kzrtissnx tn magazines. pcriodl-
~ etc. is costly. and. instead OF
szsssns the money In this manner.
= ssx method has heen adopted
u - money thus saved win be
90 10 the purchaser direct.
tzzslsg that the quickest and best
= . accomplish the desired re-
k % 70 make such financial In.
zxnsass that will quickly appeal,
b d Intelligent buyers. the price
y s&sk snd every one Of the above
nfsl hmous standard makes Of
Ana has been Substantially re-
hses.
70 Secure this advertising dis.
80 frum the regular established
ssess. the piaeo mast be purchased
trn uae Of the forty different ID s.
hhaxspa Co. stores Ia ths Vest. Rs
o manufacturers are conducting
Is stsertising campaign In con.
,estsan With the d ). Johnston Co.
MI.
I tan readily b. understood that
y tzntreds OF pianos which will
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0V VUTdLIOH quay
And Tonight You Will Enjoy Peace
full, Restfui Sleep.

All those who called yesterday
and uaed the ARNOLD MASSAGE
VIBRATOR on their tired limbs and
hack are bound 90 feel better and
stronger to-day. as this in the un
falling result % vibration when
properly applied One valuable
feature about vibration. you don't
have 20 wait In doubt about re-
aaltas-You begin 20 improve from
the mounnt you begin ita USE. VI
bfatian IL not n.w nor II Il theory.
n IL claimed and substantially
proven that vibration will cure
rheumatism. neuralgia. and In fact.
any trouble or disease caused BY
var au1ot n usea.ar k,san.r
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insufficient circulation Of the blood.
n II invaluable for improving the
complexion or promoting a iururi,
aht Kfnwth Of hair Don't confuse
fhs ARSOLD MASSAGE NlBRA.
Tor with cheap Instruments soften
up and labelled yihfatefs made 10
seli but not 10 cure We are prov.
ihE oar claims daily b. placing the
vibrator cut on trial Phone w 10.
daY and Ne ~ili place n vibrator
with yoa We have q corpa of lady
and gentlemen demonstrators who
are A. your service from n M. 10
. p IA Room as for ladies. room
$40 for mon.
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service a lien against the promises
where tho service IA made WIN
such g statute ON the books the A..
paftiaenta would enter into con.
tract Tor either water OF llFht with
the actual owner OF the property.
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TANANA CLEANUP.
(By United Press

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. June !
II Good reports are coming
in regarding the spring clean. ,
! up The Tendorfoot creek clean. !
mp Is already half million dol
lara A new streak has been ,
struck on the Delta which a.
yielding $3.50 To tho square ,
foot The first steamer this
spring has returned from the
lnnoko with conflicting reports.
There Nv some belief that gold !
! abouuda there and In time the I
camp will b. q good one.
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RAGING,
'L()()[)
Kansas City Still al NE
Mercy Of Rising
Water.
10y uni,.d Preset

KANSAS CITY. Mo. June -
The flood IL still ,arlug here today
In spite Of all efforts 10 check Il.
The latest danger Ia found In the
breaking OF the dam in the Kaw
river formed by the Missouri
Pacific and Union Pacific bridges.
The water forced lja way through
the railroad emhankment and.
rushing through the new tunnel.
carried away a part 81 the elevated
cattle chute leading from the pack
lnG house 81 Nelson M0fris a Go
60 the atock yarda The water cut
a sofoot sap through the Union
faeiflc's west approach 10 the
bridge
Heavy rains a. Dakota aud No.
bfaaka have caused the Missouri
and kaw rivers 10 rise steadily. The
last report on the depth az the Mis-
eauH river ID that Il has risen gT.s
feet above low water. The railroad
lines tied np hers are the Union
Pacific Missouri Pacific. the nur
llngsan. the Santa Fe aud Rock
lsiand. II IL reported that az least
$4,000 people have been driven
from their homes Many OF them
found shelter In the Convention
hall
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GIRL SHOOTS her
FATHERS SLAYER

TuNiCA. Miss, June III. 7.
Lowe. prominent attorney here.
was shot and probably MORALLY
wounded on tho street ~ Mrs.
Jacob WeinHtoiu. On March 81 last.
Lowe shot and killed Perry NJ. Hous-
ton. father OF Mrs. Melnsiein, IN a
street duel growing out Of lioustonn
election a. secretary OF the YaFoo
Miss. levco board. Mrs. WeinEtoln.
Who IL 10 years old. was married
last February Ia a merchant Of
Charleston. Miss She IL under ar.
reAt
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STRIKE AT FAlRnANks.
tay United press.l

FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Juas
II. = Tho strike saanguratea
here last Monday by the Mine.
Worhera II a complete failure
Full crews are now working on
All claims IN the ranana dts
! tfiet.
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Another Renor,.

/. FAIRBANKS. ALASKA. June
= Ito Seattle Star. nlaaatls
faction among the strike break.
: efs. luat arriving. over eondi.
! tlana The Mine Workers strike
! Is complete tsiguedl u Burns.
! secretary OF the Tanana Mine
Workers union.
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Seats may be reserved BY phone
Tor any 81 the three daily perform
auesa Of the nine vaudeville acts al
the Coliseum
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lng her very large clientele Of fol.
lowers this week as The Princess
OF Patches az the Seattle. Next
week she will be seen Ia Two LIT
tie Sailor Boys"
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that the attendance Of native sons
aud daughters will tar the capacity
Of the house 10 see The Girl Of the
Golden West" Henry Arthur Jones'
fJhe lIypocritea" IL IN preparation.
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ADJUSTMENTS
The oirl From paris.

The San Francisco Opera CON
panY continues 90 play The Girl
Prom Paris" 10 delighted audiences
az the Grand
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Crlmmlna 4 Gore are proving a
success with their musical comedy.
a Warm Match, at the Star. The
company numbers Is.
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club throwern. Hayes g. AllpointY
the tall man and the midget, and
Burns A. Burns. groteaque come
diana and burleequera.
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The Girl Of the Golden West"
Friday evening Will be California
night At the Lots and II IL expected
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Rose colored linen IL used FOE the
oatefdoor gown illustrated
The high cofasiet skirt IL pieated
and the waist and sleeves are con.
tinuaus series ~ wide folds. giving
looseneaH and fires play for the
arHs The buttons are pink pearl
and the vest IL Of lingerie.
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There are three novelty features
AT fautagoa this week. including the
Three Juggling lannon's, expert
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THE Princess of Patches"
Miss Emma bunting In entertain.
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0HI0ANS TO PICNIC
AT SEAC0MA BEACH

AZ 4 meeting Of the directors Of
the Ohio society held At The osfie.
Of the president. Mr. Geo. II. Daii,
~. IL waa decided 10 bold tho an
nnal picnic % Ohioana on the
Fourth OF pily 81 sesooma beach.
formerly known 81 Three Tree
point. Tho iayxczt gathering in the
history OF the nocietY l. expected
All former cltik.He OF Ohio and
their friends are urged to como
and eaioY The day on the sound
and meet their fellow buckeyes
The skaslt connty " c. r. e..
convention IL being held at la Cen.
nsr
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MAYORS TO
CONVENE
brild 10 Come h Seattle
10 Discuss QuesnSx
Of interest.

onvcnslon Of the mayors OF
=. d his state viii be called 20
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TRY TIE NEW GAME.
Di4bolo Rouge. the nns game
Get one at Halls. I'LL First av..
CSC and tf.00 each. 90.
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Stationery.
Petticoats.

Black and White Striped
Cambria wash Pctti.
coats. with deep. full
tailored nounce. trim
med with black bands
regular ti.is. During
this hour ....4g 5c
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bSs OIHBIIdIIIs.
27=Ineh Dress Cinohauas.
our i21ac and lbe goal
ities. During this hour.
a yard ........ &c
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rHE ARNOLD MASSAGE WbRAr on CO. 1910 ARCADE ANNEX
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Long Gloves.

Beautiful Long LIsIe
Thread Gloves look
Just like silk and wear
and wash better.
black. white. tan or
brown. regular 81 Is
quality. During this
hour Gee. .... sDf
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Gloves.

Our Splendid Isle
Thread sl.00 Glove, In
black, white. tan OF
navy. During this
hour. a pair ....59c
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Corset Covers.
II to n.

Women's Good Muslin
Corset Covers. with
hsmstitched Tuffle:
regular &c. During
this hour .....15e
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-17
De SOClEDAD.

Para AibOnitO.-A las II 80 BalieTon
en- Gutom6vil, para AibopitO, las dintiDgui'
das BeiloERB de Dexter y GroomoT, Gcom'
pufiRdaB del gob0rDNdoF Post y doctor
Dexter.
Ell doctor Dexter, ComiaiOnado de ins'
truCCi6D, 30 sntuGntTR snfeTmo y va 4 IA
poetica poblaci6n en- buBcA dc BRIud.
FL gobernador TFgreaar6 sRtR tarde a 10
CiudGd,
Buon viaio & los dintipguidoH viHjeroB y
que 10 TspOrga do III dOIenCia el doctor
Dtxt9F.
Para Estados UnidOs. -HR embarCRdC
para RiChmont, ViTginiV, In diltiDguido
StfioRa Elena J. Skinner, sBpoBR del Sub
usCrstaEio de Paerto Rico senior Skinner.
La nsfioEa Skinner eI muy oonocidG ,
oatimada On eata sociodad y hac0 8 AioE
que vino Ia iSla en- union de "a eSposo.
DesoamoB un diCh0Bo viOje.y les mas
gratRa impFeSiOneB On 90 auBsnCiR do me-
res q la diHtipguidA dame.
A bailGF-HOy jaIauR On el PAEquP, 81
domingo poE la noohs en- 81 Casino y en-
San LoFen8o no prOpRrH I'm mSguffico bai'
Is con motive de las festSs dc 10 vfTgsn
del Carmen, on Ia nochO del domingo pro
xim0.
sEMPER,
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE .

ItinerariO.-salidas de Bayam6n , oapl-
tai simuItaneRmentO.
Dias labOrables. .-Mafana6, 2 O5, $50 9
IS 11.O0. Tarde 12.l l5n Las, 8.I5, 4.B5, 5.45.
1fss festivOs.-Manana e,7.O5, $50 9.45
VII. Tarde I2.15 1.SO,> 2 50, $50, 4,SO 5,
l6 y $50.
Billetes baratos para dfas festivos. De
Cataflo Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. ella sc
25e %. Clase 16G. De Bayam6n Catafio y
vuelta ia. Glase 15G, 2a. Clase zoe.
Billetes OrdinariO de Capital OatafiO On
Ia. clase 8 centavOs.
Bayam6n 10 de septiembFe de 1905
Rann6n ValdOR
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Perfumeria NAPOLEON,

oue @ nDre apar9c una de Peumea Fnca
u
~ N PO ~ -'' "a S1OAD'0 u0 V'uO
| Temp ideal de los mas amOso brans expetO qumice
10 Duno nn
4"7 Dna @ odo mundo
p en- OGas Las Perumea droguerf de Agat Gonzalez
Fadl9 HmnoA San Francisco 49, San Juan Rico -
La Napoleon
senamos agunos ~
JABONES NAPOLEON
Opos de lngreenes pufcadOs
Vioeta perfume ideal 40 de pastllas
9no Aas 6nc Lechuga EsenGa
AnHseephco de Bea, medicinal & 20
Aseplna con perfume deiGoo 20 patla.
Acepina baras a
NARlOS PREPARADOS LA PERFUMERIA NAPOLEON
ocador
nanca L1las blancas
o Ammonia indispensable ocado
zznn Voeta de Witch Hazel itro a IS ctvs
h@A16ACIOS DE LA PERFUMERLA NAPOLEON.
Pel de bier
~ POe de Onza 25 2Onzas 40
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