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New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

nard School Athletic Association. held IN the 8th
Regiment Armory, 9th street and Park avenue.
Yesterday afternoon. The Paulding High School
boys with IS points. were second A large and en-
thusastics crowd Witnessed the contests In the
short races there we're many entries It took
several heats before the anal events could be
The summaries follow:
SlS-nuudred-vard run tnoyicelWon by F. T.. Ilnder.
Centenary Collegiate NJ Thomas High school OF Com
nercc second Woodlev Brotherton. EngewoOd, third.
e. Voorhees, fourth Time f:2S'a.
Two hundred and twenty ward dash 0unort-Won by
William Sheppard. Mackenzie. +. FinegHn. Manual
ona -raslor Boys High. third; Orne Green Ensle-
wood fourth. Time 0.26'..
Two hundred and twenty ward dash tsenori-Won ny
G. Boloin. Morris High: T. Kudell Rarnard seeond'
Robert Bowman Paulding. third; NJ. Ringwald High
school OF Commerce. fourth Time, 0:a5
Midget ne-hundred- pound relay race-won By High
School OF Commerce: Boys High School, second; Morris
High School, third Time. i:l3o.
sanior relay rscs-won By Manual Training School:
r..sma.. aa1nua: psH2tt 6lintop Shlrd; psys High.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

on Saturday night this meet promises to rival the
college relay meet held each spring on Franklin
Field Almost every college and club IN the East
Is represented in one or more events and every
star of the metropolitan section IN training IS
entered IN the open events.
The two-mile relay for the college championship
Will bring together Columbia. Pennsylvania, Cor
nell and Dartmouth The intercollegiate cham
pion quarterniler. J. Is. Taylor. VIII captain 'he
PENNSYLVANIA team and others, who VIII each
take care or n half mile of the journey. Has
kIns and Paul. The fourth man has not yet been
picked Cornell has four exceptionally fast men
and Columbia and Dartmouth are also known 10
have several speedy half milers
One of the best individual of the night is
s,re to he the scratch mile for the Martinique
Cup In 1906 It was won by Melvin Sheppard who
is barred from competing this year. Last year
NaAx1oh won Il. II must b won tnree omAA ~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
COLUMBIA DECLINES INVITATION.
Will Not Row on Cayuga Lake in Memo
rial Day Races

Columbia had been invited 10 send junior
eight TO Cornells Memorial Day regatta on
Cayuga Lake. but probably vii! not accept because
she has already decided to enter several crews in
the Harlem Regaea on the same day Pennsylvania
has entered Junior crew in the Cornell races ana
had Columbia accepted tie invitation IL "ouIo
have been possible 10 compare the work Of Ward
Courtney and Rice.
Columbia is preparing for the outdoor season
which viii begin in about four weeks y ne"
eight-oared shell has just been completed by ward
and delivered AT the Harlem boathouse rms
boat follows the same general dimensions OF the
shell used a Poughkeepsie last year new four
has also been constructed. and according to the
coach Il will be q big improvement over the Good
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

More than rough usage given the Conti-
dental tires fitted the Pathfinder. the Cleveland
car OF James L2uehn, Sd. in its recent trip from
Jacksonville Miami This journey of 81 miles
through the wids of Florida the pioneer trip
automobile for one-half the distance.
The route lay through stump strewn land, and the
driven the stumps by forcing the
wheels their rough surfaces, These stumps,
many times foot or more in height. were roughly
edged and ragged. The roadway was such as to
invite trouble almost constantly, yet the tires
didn't give the slightest trouble from start to
finish.
With the practical attainment of finally accept
ed firms of construction with only further
fineInent be added 10 secure ultimate perfec-
ton. far the top grade domestic and import
ed cars go, the buying of models each year
is almost thing of the past, Mhen who af-
ford TO change their each
still driving their Great Arrows and Panhards of
1906. and earlier vintages. To be sure, worn
parts may have been replaced and bodies of the
later types may have been substituted, but TO all
intents and purposes they the original cars
Our sales of Berliets," says James Joyce, general
manager of the American Locomotive Automobile
Company. which builds this well known make un-
der French license Of imported parts. are almost
entirely TO customers You see, we have only
been turning out Berliets for two years. and the
have not yet had chance TO wear out. Prac-
tically only calls from customers from
those who may desire replacements. bodies,
or perhaps to add q type TO their stable. Not
much before next year do expect calls for
from present users OF product. This build
ing that stay new. you see, has its business
disadvantages So
First they speed you ath the road, and
then they drown you" said customer Of the A
Elliott Ranney Company yesterday, looking at
the marine engine displayed in their Broadway
show window. This remark. while distinctly derog-
atory is very wide of the truth, for this
enterprisins concern has supplemented its line OF
F1lmore with the well known Rochester motor
hnafS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

The recent severe enowstorIn which blocked tamc
1rs rsnsps mon kssnlx felt hz those large con-,
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

mercial houses whiet1 On horse-drawn vehicles @
Tor delivery purposes striking contrast TO this
was the service rendered by the big three and
nalf ton Studebaker electric truck, which was put
karo commission by C. F. Redden. OF the Stuoeoaher
company. The big truck went down broaowas'
giving aid here and there TO many teams u'ape "
move In one particular the service o1 the
tr,lcS was greatly appreciated by driver for
large coal concern. who. with Ave horses, was uh-
able TO pull a four-ton load. The big truck was
attached and easily hauled the load TO It's destina-
ton some ten blocks away
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

The Appetson lack Rabbit" which has been en-
tered by Edgar Apperson in the 36o-miie road race
for stock be held In Savannah, Ga. on
March is and JIG and the stock race for the
Triarcliff trophy ia WeStchester County April
25 is strictly stock that has been on the
market for over year 1t is similar In every way
TO the Apperson Vanderbilt Cup racer. which,
the Long Island course. in 1896. made record for
itself of ninety miles hour The Jack Rabbit
is a two-passenger speed car of 50-55 horsepower
built light and strong. Back of the seats is tank
With a gasolene capacity of twenty-four gallons
also a reservoir Of ample capacity for reserve cytn-
der OIL The gasolene feeds to the carburetor by
gravity the cylinder oil to the mechanical force
feed oiler on the dash by air pressure. The car
has double chain drive, and four speed seiectiVe
type transmission.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Tosrrh NJ r.fTbe-r general manager OF the Cont-
Mental C.eo1,,cbouo Company announces that two
more distributing agencies have been aooeo-lhe
Long Island Auto Supply Company NO lZis BED
ford avenue Brooklyn ana the Acme Rubber Cofn-
Dsny. of Toledo.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
HITACHIYAMA On WAY HOME.

Hitachiyama the japanese wrestler, who has
been giving exhibition bouts In this country Tor
several months. sailed for Liverpool yesterday on
the cupard liner Lusitania his way 70 Japan,
He win give some exhibitions N London
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

Af1er over ten years of service, The haynes car
glands to-day ss prominent IN the field as IN me
earliest DAYS Of automobiling, when IL was hfsl
IN The field The designer Of the Haynes, and IN
~f5-5,-- 80 ,7.e+ maker in the field. has led an
eyenttui life during which his main thought mas
been OF the auto and its development
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
FOUR FAST RELAY TEAMS
Fine Race Expected IN Tzco-Niie
Erent ut COIumbia Games.

From the quantity and quality or The entries re
ceived for the annual athletic carnival of Columbia
University, to he held IN Madison Square Garden
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

EQUIPPED with only high speed gear Thomas
re-rcj+ a has arrived in Columbus Ohio and com
fe+a7 the first leg Of its 30ol-nile tour through
snow and mud the roads Of Ohio, Indiana IN
--fs Wisconsin and Michigan. All gears in the
.-a-srnssion have been removed There is no slow
sree5 intermediate speed or reverse so that there
zfr F,e nc doubt Of the entire trip being made on
high speed. Many endurance runs have been at
t.-n-rod IN good and bad weather over good and
had roads with the high speed lever sealed in
Mace but this is probably the first time car has
Started o,t On such trip with only the high speed
gear 10 depend upon.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

fourth Time. 2:227s.
T,nre-- -htIndr.d-yard dasif--Non by y Ward. Mont
cialr NJ Eastern District. second. Carson.
High School OF third; Walters High school
~ commerce fourth. Time. O:JI7s.
senior relay topenDWun by Dast Orange High School.
Centenary Collegiate. second: EnglewOOd third Time.
a.25.
Training ". Jones. Erasmus second; A Harris. Mont
clair third; Hamilton Resne Engewood. fourth. Tims
A:b2&. .
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
MANUAL TRIINING UINS
Captures Point Trophy at Barnard
.SchOOi Games.

The representatives Of the Manual Training
School. with total Of 2S points the eigh-
teeuth annual indoor scholastic meet Of the Bar
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

The George \. Pierce Company makes u" en-
n -,-.-.-. .are for fast racing events, but does
taze = prominent place ia touring competitions
having won premier honors in every event sihce
tie earliest davs Of the present century ana me
Great Arrow viii be found ss a contestant IN TOUT
ine contests In 1905 The IL touring coinpe-
;t,fo- =. ,,e ,ast .as rlaced the Great Arrow on
the highest pinnacle OF popularity with tourists.
and the makers feel that they cn best serve tielf
interests by withholding from the field Of speed
contests and making their endeavors In the touring
field as ln the past
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-26

CHAPTER xI-CONTINUED
From Last Saturday,

lie saw Snar,z watching tho oncom.
Ing canoes Iy touch On the shoulder
he called the mans attention to the
smoke signal an Cape Templar. A
volnhlc aud prr:ervid explanation In
Spanish wa useless. Here arose the
Unforeseen need OF an Interpreter.
Without troubling to analyze his feel.
ings Courtenay was gnd OF the excuse
which presented Itself Of obtaining 4
momentary glimpse Of Elsie.
Bring the senorita." he said. and
Elsie. wondering why she had been
summoned from the salon. ran up the
bridge companion. Her face was
nglow with excitement. her heart going
pitnpat. She hoped that Courtenny
meant to Keep her near him dnring the
fight She almost doubted Christobars
statement that the cnptnin had given
specific orders that she wns to remain
In the salon. 1t was one thing that
she should wish to avoid him. but why
should he wi.li to avoid her?
The Joy In her eyes died away when
she found that the captain merely re.
CURED a translator.' The restraint she
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lie caught her hand and looked into hsv

lie caught her hand and looked into hev
imposed on herself made her tongue
trip. She had to ask Suarez to repeat
bis statement twice before she was
able to put It Into English.
"IIe says that the Indians only kin
die a fire on that point when they
want the signal to be seen from the
sea-" she explained at last. "They
used 1t once to his knowledge when
some of them had gone to the island
out there to Kill seals. He cannot guess
what It portends today. but he Is quite
sure that they have many more canoes
Mt command than those which you now
see up the bay"
Courtenay could not fail to notice
her agitation. His quick intent was to
soothe her.
~ am afraid my sending for you In
such hurry rather alarmed you. Sua.
reg strikes me rs a person OF nerves.
He overrates the enemy. Miss Max.
well. think you know me well
enough to believe that would not
mislead you. and nm quite In earnest
when ! tell you that we shall drive ID
these unfortunate wretches with COM
parative ease. Why. had 1t In my
heart to pity them moment ago"
She was glnd he misunderstood tho
cause Of her agitation.
"Sunrez II certainly rather dramatic"
she said. smiling wistfully. Il ought
-. t,.,... ,,l,.o.,toJ ktu g0oul,h -, ndA
/ Of address. But Is 1t really necessary
that I, should remain belowr
1T Is. II shots are hred or stones
slung at us. the chart house will prob
ably be hit. All. yes. am sure you
would risk that and more. but we may
sustain casualties. and Christobal ought
to have help. You see. ! am asking
you to net the drawer part"
lie caught her hand and looked Into
her eyes. There are no many messasss
that can be given In that silent Ian.
guagc. For bllssful moment Elsie
forgot the other woman. Not until she
had left tho bridge did she realize that
Courtenay. too. must have been equal.
~ forgetfal. And that was very, Gls.
tressing both for har and the ~,
known. But here she was face to fac
with him and In such close proximit,
that she was unaccountably timid
I While her heart leaped In tumult, sh,
forced her lips to answer;
you are right. You are Away
right. ] was selfish In thinking that
that i-might"-
There was pitiful quivering In tn
corners Of her mouth. Courtenay fel
her hand tremble.
BE brave girl, Elsie" he murmuI
ed. "You must SO now. Have no feaI
We are In Gods care. May his angel
watch over your
But you-you will not risk yer life
What shall We do II anything happen
to vou?"
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REAPER

About three years ago Mrs. l.. Hstkes
OF SO Klrkham street Oakland. Cal.
called at our ofiice with y girl thirteen
years old the latter weak and listiese.
She stated that she had lost daughter
through kidney disease and the doctors
now todd her this one vas In tho Ame
hx and that she could live but e short
while. 100 ~
The mother was nearly distracted. We
told her that kidney disease was really
Inflammation OF the kidneys and that IL
was In fact incurabie under the old diuro-
tics, NIL OF which were kidney exctants.
but that an emollient for kidney inham-
nation hud been discovered and that the
child would probably recover. Tho moth
er took the treatment with ner.
We skip three years.
A few months ago Mrs. Hetkss called
with beautiful young girl. Who was the
very picture Of health. She INTRODUCED
her an the dying patient OF thres years
ago. and told Us TO refer anybody In the
world to her. She stated the recovery
Was complete about the eleventh week.
For the only einollient for Inflammation
Of the kidneys. the world has over seen,
ask for Fulton's Renal Compound. Lit
erature mailed free.
Oakland. Cal.
Honolulu Drug Co. Fort st.. avs our
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opera. heard for the first time on con.
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Los Opruhados de actavo grado.

Han 1ido aprobRdoa On al ex6meu de
octave gTGdo dltimRmsnts CeIObrAdO y Be'
gun lR niguientO EalaCi6n faCilitadR pOr 0l
dep8TtRmento:
San JURn.-EFneBto Andino, Maria L.
VOBBaIlo, Pedro ItuTFGgui GonSGl08 y F6-
lix Fabian Agsnjo.
F8jAFdO. MOFCado, Rafael L6o
pes y Maria AndrOu.
Rio GEOnd0. Pedro Fal6.
HumaCOo.-I8abel Lopez, Elisa Sierra
Martina CamaOho.
Junc0L-Luig Gonzales.
Arroyo. Vicente CRmpoU Pedro Las
cot, R0nNto Orti8 y Guill0FminR Rivera.
OaguGu.-Fslipe Aponte, PoHfrio Rive.
70 V6zque8 I0maeI VillaFinY.
GuRyAmG.- Oornelio Julian, Andres
AnglRde.
Oayey.-JuIia Toro.
BaFrog.-MRnuOl j. R0iau.
Coamo.- Manuel GREFiga, BENJAMIN
ZRySn BeFm6doz, AugOl Ramon Zsyas,
Felipe OoIOmbRni, Jorge Martinez Au-
daCiR C0ballero.
Ju0n0 DiAE.- Petra Alfonso. FslfCitR
Colon, AgusdG Rodriguez, Vicente ZsyRa
PizSrEo y Mercedes Rodriguez.
Ponce label A. Chri1tenn0n, Ana
Maria Man0ICAu, OAlixto Net, Cayotauo
P0u Gomez, Luis A. Rodriguez, Pedro
RodrfgueE Sierra, Felix ThillGt GEGci0.
lR VillaFRzR.
YRuco. - Domingo GaRcia, Salvador
Morales JoI6 Martinez.
San GOrm6n.- MaECedOn BiGggi, Ar
.mando Garcia y Mercedes Garcia, Alton.
90 GOnB6lOz, Carmen PoEFatO.
Oabo Rojo.-ORFmon GaztsmbidO8, Ri
COFdO RamiT0z y Angelina Pagan.
MOyOgisE. MsFgsFitR Rodriguez, Au.
gu1t0 L. OumpiRn0. AloIandHo Oart0iana,
RiCaFdR IEigSrry, FelfCitR Droz, JoD6 O..
maCho, Juan AquOE6n, ViFgiIio Bioggi,
Lucia Hernandez, Maria Orsi6i, Cataiino
Frau, Alberto BslGaC, Ramon B. VOlez,
Alfonso OaDts, y Alberto BarEGdR.
A1aBco.-JOR6 Rodolfo AcoDtG, Jr., 10.
Be j. Figusros, Mercedes Paz, Carmen
Rsr0diG ? JOa6 Martinez Rodriguez.
LRTO8.-FrRnciBoo HernGndOz, Angela
Pagfn, JuDtS Torres, Trinidad Gonzales
Levy = Dolores Chico RoBado.
Agu0dillG.-Henry Mendez, OGCRF M.
Enteveg, Mat0o BoCRnegrN, JoG6 GuovRra
y Efrain Brunei.
Utusdo.-soffa Figusroa, EliRdol Mu.
fios, Henry Kolb y Manuel Benedict.
AdjuntAH.-JOBsfina En8enOt.
Ar0Cibo. o.-MaFCelo Rivera, Ramon NAL
donHdo, Rafael Rivera, JoG6 Nievsu, Pc
dFo RoOsO, Carmen Ana Gomez, Fernan-
do Ball, Maria BOEFgFo, M6lida Marin,
MonHerFRt0 PeFOs, Francisco Perez, JoG6
Marin, Jog6 Castro, Ovidio OlivOrsu, Er.
nOIto stor0r, Maria AooBta, Maria Jay,
EuEipideI Castro, Claudio NAIl0 JoI6
VillRmiI.
CiRlOT.- Dolores Muniz, Antonio Fu.
x0nch, y Antonio CorEajer.
Vega Bnja'-AngOla Font y Rodrigo
del ManzRno.
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Al PUBlICO.

Con rsfeEenciG al aCuordo racient0mGntO
OfOctuRdo entire 0l Roino Undo de la
Gran BretAla 6 IrlNndR y loI EDtRdoI
Unid0s de NOTto America, diBponi6ndoBo
una reduction On lO taEifS do frAnquoo
entire AmboB pAiusB, Glts OfcinR hS gido
infoEmRdR por Isl DOpRrtamanto do Go.
Rr0og, de QUs 90 hR diEpuOOto poE Smbo1
GobiOTnoB, que sl t6rmino "EOtGdoB Uni
don" en- el aCusFdo en- question, 90 Eefara
al terTitoFio de IoB EgtadoB UnidoB On al
Continents, inOluyendo & AIaAks; peEo sin
smbRazar Hawaii, Puerto Rico = dOmaJ
poBslionsu dc loB EutRdoB UnidoU.
Muy rsBpetuOHAmOute, ". E. LamdSS,
PoHtmaater.
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PARA La PRESENTE ESTACI0H.-LOs mu.

PARA La PRESENTE ESIAGIgN.--AOs Mu-
chachOs de ola Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueIto ell prOblema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico: EllOs son los
tinicOs que han cOrseguidO tener en- su
magnffico establecimientO ell surtidO mas
complete de los artfculos del ramo: 1a0:.a All III
crepe de hilo nj carecen de las mejOres
medals para sefOras y nifios as1 como
para cabRllerOs. COntratOs d1rectos con
Eabricantes les pOnen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuanto pueda pedirse y q los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no cOmpre los
juegos de cintas "DOrOthy" que venden
en- caiitas dos lazOs y una banda, 9 en- ca
jitas de seis lazOs; podemoso 9eryir nv c1al7 i;
quier color precio desde LIS S6 ell
iuego. Yea ell gran lOte de bOrdsdOs en-
cafes cuya realization hacemos q menos
de la mitad de preoio. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs cOmpetidOr; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian LOWn,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO el p1bl1Co de
gusto necesite- Pida mUestras visite
nuestTOs grandes almacenes y seguIamen-
te hallara cuantO necesite. P. Q. B. 764.
TelefOnO 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
PuertO Rico.
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En- Ia COrte Municipal del DistrltO
judicial municipal de Carolina,
Puerto Rico.
EUtadO0 UnidoU de America ! q q
El presidents de los e. U. o. o.

El presidents de lo8 e. U. o. O.
Ex.pRrte,
ATac0li Di8z Cruz, viuds de Escslona.
Convention de pOBs1i6n en- inscPipci6n
de dominic.
POR CUANTO Lon abogRdo8 Eduardo
Ac0is = Emigdio 8. Ginorio han pre8an'
tRdos nOmbrg de APRceli Diaz CRuB
viudR de EBcalana, una BoliCitud para que
10 anuncia que IR peticiOnaEia doBeB con-
vertiE en- inBCEipCi6n do dominic 10 de no.
session que ti0n0 dc lR finca niguisnts:
Rd1tica. TorEsno donominado Hato,
TsdiCRdo On 81 baFriO ZsEzRl, t6rmino mu.
niCip0l de Rio RFand0, Compuesto de $50
Cusrdau 6 BORR 216 heCtGEsRB, IL 6E0as y
18 Conti6FeaU, en- lindes poE ol Este con
FERncigCO Trinidad , gbcosi6n dc Anal
mo R0BRd0; pOr 81 Sur NOFomuCuno Pa
EFiIla, BnCo8i6n de Felix Rexaoh, Tim0tso
Gonzalez = EuBtaquio y Gavino del Rosa
rio; poE el NoEt0 RstEonila Marquee, Jose
GonS0l0z, guOsBi6n dc Federico Garcia ?
10 de Bernardo Romero por 81 OesEa
Tomas Garcia, BRlbinR RodFiguaE Joa6
Maria Reyes; inBcFita 81 folio 40 del t0mo
tsECeEo de Rio grande, fnoB n6meFo Ill,
ln8cElpcl6n pFimGER el diR dc FObEOEo
dc 1889.
Por tRntO = hRbi6ndo1e ord0nado por aI
honorable Raul Benedict, juez do GBta
CoEte, De anunOis 10 golicitud en- uno de
Loo psri6dicO8 de los de mayor circulation
dc San Juan para que loB que % OonBido'
70 p0EjudiCadoB pu0dsn pFsgantaE 90 de-
mGndA dsntFo de quinCs diaB natursleg,
ibEo lR pFeasnta ca CaEolina, Puerto Rico
IA de OCtubEo de 1,9O8.-R Garcia
6GJg0dO, saoFstaTio. 3v.G
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PARA la HABANA.

Aver embArCREon para Is HSbana el msoB'
tro director do OTqusHtR don Luis L. Ma
yoquf , IA HOiiors doi1B Pillar RamiEeE,
aCompanandol0 tAmbion Ga cUfi8dG Ia grs'
CiosR tiple OaFmencitR Ramirez.
El maestro Mayoquf nos diio que llevR
do euts pals lRI mas quOEid0n imDroniones,
por 0l CaEino que h0ll6 0iempE0 en- todoB
los psCho1 puOrtorElqusnoB, , que, dentro
de algun tempo, 20 propons EegraSAE & ls
isis.
Van los apFOoiSbl0I srtiOtaB contratado7
para trRbOjar en- "AlbiEu'', On dondO 10.
gUEamentO CogeChaEGn no poCoB triunfoH.
LIOv0n bu0n viRiG, = que lR Huerte len
UsG propiciR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-20
LlNEA FERREA DEL OESTE.

Itinerario-salidas de Bayam6n y
Capital, simultaneamente.
Dias labOrables. - Mafiana 6, 7.O5,
$50, 9.45y11.OO. Tarde 1915, las, 3.l5'
4.35, 5.45 y. $50.
Dias festivos.-MafIanaF6, 7.O5, $50,
9.45 y IL. Tarde 1915, 1.3O, 2.3O, $780,
BilIetes baratos paraTdias festivos.
De San Juan q Bayam6n, ida y Vuelta
en- Ia clase, 25 cts; % clase, l6 cts. De
Bayam6n q CatafiO, ida y vueIta, IL
clase, Is cfs., "a Clase, 10 cts.
Billetes ordinariOs de Capital Ca
tano en- la. clase, 6 cts.Eyl2@ lclase cts.
Bayam6n 10 de EnerO deU19O6. Ra-
mon Vald6s,