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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
MODERN BROTHERHOOD
OF AMERICA

Silver Star lodge. No. 1856, will give an
entertainment and box social Tuesday
rdght, February IL. in Maple hall, Fra
ternal Brotherhood building. Admis-
sion will be free and all the ladies are
to bring boxes with lunches
for two. This promises to be a very
pleasant and interesting affair, as a
real live auctioneer has been imported
and will act or this occasion. Mem
bers and friends of this organizations
are invited to attend.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

Visit the trade school and see men
anu boys performing actual work on
buildings-no books. Day and night
classes. Write for free illustrated cat
alogue Union School of Trades, 100
1ze East Ninth street, LIS Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

among the whist-loving fraternity and
the constantly increasing attendance is
evidence of their popularity. Mrs. Fred
Willox, for women's first, won a set OF
six Japanese plates: Homer Lockwood,
for mems first, received a beautiful
china smoking set of eight pieces. The
women's consolation, won by Mrs. Elsie
Lockwood, was a set of Denison's table,
cloth and twelve napkins, and the men
consolation, won by Mr.. Marshall, was
a "Klip-Klip." Fifteen tables were
playing and all present enjoyed a
pleasant evening. The first and third
Fridays of each month have been set
for these whist gatherings, and all
friends and members should make a
note of this.
Belvedere assembly No. 24s social
committee for the month of February
provided a program last Monday night
which was exceptionally fine and the
members are all looking forward to
the next meeting, when q surprise VAL
entine program will be given. The
members who miss it will be sorry.
-
Los Angeles assembly No. 2 will hold
it's open meeting for February on
Wednesday, the 26th. The assembly
has turned the entertainment over to
company B, royal guards, with instruc-
tions to fill the hall. This the guards
promise to do and will announce their
program later, and the members and
friends would do well to watch for the
announcement, as the guards reputa-
ton for royal entertainers will be fully
up to past performances.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
NEWS OF THE FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
TRIBE OF BEN HUR
sim o hides

, i III o II l u 2 .
court, No. 4,
will make an eff
fort to put In
a class of
$50 during The
months of Feb
r u airy a n d
March, and has
inaugurated a
novel member
ship contest un-
der the leader
n RI1rr and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

Rats are judges of music; therefore
they do not long remain ia a house
where the baspipes are often played.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED
AMERICAN MECHANICS

a Since the state
!. !. |. |.
q council of Cali
- fornia, assisted
'WM ~A LEM by the national
W ~ ~ councillor, H. c..
lHl /LNPfA 1M Schaertzer of San
K 1RN %TX >SM Francisco, decid-
MN/Y Z Rlb\$1E#I ed to place a man
tE&Nf\ ~ SNAHHW in charge of the
W9hA sSx%V Pacific coast de-
zsE partment of the
order things have
been happening.
l.. L. Hill, who has had fifteen years.
experience in fraternal work and has
held many positions of honor with the
juniors, has been placed in charge of
the Pacific coast department He has
begun the work of placing the patriotic
principles before the whole people in
such a manner that the public has
begun to sit up and take notice. The
society is interested in teaching love
of country to the children so they may
grow up to be patriotic God-fearing,
liberty loving, law abiding citizens, and
such boys and girls who love their
country will not become inmates of our
jails and other penal institutions The
Juniors believe it is better to make
1aw-abiding citizens out Of the boys
and girls than to restrain them in
penal institutions after they have be-
come criminals. This society invites
all good citizens to join it in it's I'M
dertaking.
Manager Hill, assisted by forty of
the members of Hancock council of
this city, instituted a council of the
order in Pasadena last Tuesday even
Ing with between forty and fifty char
ter members. The new council is COM
posed of some of Pasadena's best citi-
zens and bids fair to become a power
in that city. They will hold their
meetings each Tuesday in the Macca-
bee hall, corner of Union and Ray
mond streets. All members of the or
der, both from Los Angeles and the
east, are invited to attend these meet
ings.
Hancock council No. 20 met Thurs
day evening and had very enthusi-
astic meeting. 1t is planning to take
two special cars to Whittier February
21 to assist Manager Hill in organic
ing a fine new council to be composed
of some of the best men of that city.
Hancock council will have a meeting
Thursday evening February 20, for
the purpose of identification of each
member, and it is to every members
interest to be at Lindley hail. 1907
Main street, February 20. Paste this
in your hat, because you lose if you
don't go. Remember the date.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

dates initiated into the mysteries of the
order.
Miss Elsie Young, Mrs. D. A. Corn
well, J. e. Simons, A. B. Holmes and
Fred Wilcox were elected to represent
the council as delegates to the state
council, which will convene in Los An
geles on wednesday, March 4. The
alternates elected were Mrs. Anna
Young, Mrs. ]. elk, Miss Emma Spiess,
o. c. Walbridgs and L. c. Spiess.
The council will hold hard times
social on Thursday evening, February
q, at which time large attendance
and a good time is expected. This
council always has a good time when
they have their blowouts and there will
be no need of an excuse for not COM
ing, as upon this occasion you can
wear any old thing, and If you are
dressed in a boiled shirt or silks or
satins you are liable to fine of not
less than cents or more than $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

One of the most exciting
and important events in
the history of the local
lodges transpired Wednes-
day evening in Alhambra
hall, T. F. B. building.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
ROYAL COURT

Crescent assembly No.
1873 semi-monthly whist
party on Friday evening
was the best attended of
this season. The prizes
given each evening have
advertised the meetings
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
MODERN NATIONAL
RESERVE

Los Angeles council No.
20, M. N. r.. met in regular
session at Mammoth hall,
5171s South Broadway,
Thursday evening, February
6. The attendance was ex-
ceptionally good, several APP
plications for membership
receiVed and four candt-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

S. w. Hall, great COM
mander for the state of
California, will pay an Of
fetal visit to Pasadena
tent Monday evening.
Tuesday evening he will
meet with the uniform
rank division of tent No.
6 and Wednesday evening
will visit tent No. 2. Mr..
Hall is visiting the tents
California and inspecting
divisions of the uniform
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

IN Southern California and inspecting
the several divisions of the uniform
rank.
81
California Banner tent No. 6 will give
a dance and card party at Blanchard
hall, 232 South Hill street, Tuesday
evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

Since the state
council of Cali
fornia, assisted
by the national
councillor, H. G..
Schaertzer of San
Francisco, decid-
ed to place a man
in charge of the
Pacific coast de-
partment of the
order things have
been happening.
|. =. nRA - -
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

The Ladies of hive No. 1 will give
a whist party and dance at Burbank
hall Wednesday evening. The members
of that order as well as the members
of the Knights of the Maccabees are
cordially invited to attend.
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la MEDICINA
OOMESTIGA.
Como GuFaE aI ddIOT de Caheza en-
Sus VariaS fNRmaS.

Dol0F do CabezR el I'M Bint0mR que B9
pRa8Gnta en una gran YRRieasd de oe8aREa'
gloB de ls BsDgFe , de l0s naTviOa. L0g que
buaoRn CuFaF d d0loE do Cabazs dc poR Of
Bin teneP en- CuentR ID oEigan, C0meten ina.
pRudsnOias ca 81 uao de dFogal Calmantss.
que son peFjudioiRAeg 81 HiGt8mR, n0CiVaB oil
ost6mego y que no haOon mas que GpLasgF
81 NAL.
On buan t6nico neEvino como n0n laB
PfIdoFaB RoBadaB dol DR.. WilliamB oB 10
que debsn tomar los que psdsC0n lOB mar
tiFioB del doloR de Caba2R habituRI.
RobuBtsCiand0 Ia sapgrs , foEtifCRndo
I0B nervioD, 0HtRB pfld0FaB BOn do EeBultad0g
peEmRnGnteP, no como CRlmRntGS Bin0 como
curative. OontsnaT8B do CRTtaB ateBtigURn
ol m6rito do 0stR m0diCina.
Gal DR.. williams Medicine %.
Cuento 18 afioB y d0sds lR sdad dc 9qaO
hAbfG padsCidO do frsCusntsB , RgudOB ata.
quGA de dolor do CabagR. Mis- 8ufsimion'
t0s GKan veCog tan faert0B que me paFoCfa
m0TiF, puGB me ponian en- un eBtRd0 de
fU0Fte iEFiGROi6n nGEvi0uR y tonfR que guar
daF CANA p0F la muCh8 dsbilidRd. A V8ceE
90 c0mplioAbR 81 NAL CON dolores de aBpRl'
do y CihtuTB, malaB digsgti0ne8 y fu0Ets
dabilidad. Va habfa tornado muohoB re :
-m0dio8 oalmRnts1; psoE, 81 NAL volvfa
BismpTa y me ssntfR paoF de8pu6B, Tome.
puOB, la8 'PfleoPRB RoBRdRs del DR.. Viii.
li8mg, que tRnto Bs TsComiandan como toni
co para 10 BangEs y los nsrvioB, y mo hi
CiaFon un efsCto admirable, puej O0nOsguf
aliviO Ian pocas B0mRnaB ? mi cSmplOts
Curaci6n On poooB meBeR. OonnideEando los
Rfios que pRR6 con tales Hufrimientos, juggo
mi CuFaCi6n de impoFtsnCia aufCisnts para
EalatdFBsls & Vdg., y autoEigsr 90 publiCa'
Ci6n." Ode IR sTta. ElviFa Cruz, calI0
O6UpsdoB IL, PRlCg, PEouinois do la Ha'
banH.)
TOdas Ian botiCsB de impoEtsncis vsnden
Ian PfldoFag RoBRdaR del Dr.. WILLIAMS.
No RCOpt0n guatitutog.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Capital lutOTIzadO S2.4OO,O0O. Capital TOlIi
zado S3I5 532.98, U.S SC.
OperaotoMes Qese re0LieQ:

Pr6stamOs: Con garantias personales. con
OOlaterales, y con hipOtecRs cOrtO y largo
plazO sObre fncas rGsticas.
Ds8OUsni08: De girOs, pRgares, y Obltga
clones cOmerCiales cOrtO plazO.
GlrOs: SObre Espana, New York, Paris,
LOndres y HamburgO.
GITO8 pot Cable: sObre New York y Ma
drid:
Cusnlas CorFIsntes: Con interes de 2p. m
nual dispOnibles q la vista pOr cheques.
ImpOSlOoRsS q plazO flo: Con interes de 2
p 3 annual segdn tempo.
SeCOOn de ahOrF0s: ImpOsiciOnes sObre Ii
bretas desde 25 cts. l 900 con intereses
al 6 pS annual.
CObrsIlas: Por cuenta agena con cOni-
sion m1nima de cObrO. Sin cOmisi6n para
los cOrrientistas.
Dsp6sIto8: De efectivO y vaIores.
Gamble de- mORsda8: De tOdOs los pafses.
Venta do G6dulas hpOleOariaS: La mejOr ino
version en- Puerto Rico, 1nter6s p.S pa.
gaderO pOr cupOnes semestrRles.
V8nta de- flnOaS: DandO faeilidades para Ol
pagO, On las jurisdiGciOnes de Adtuntas,
Aguas Buenas, AibOnitO, Arecibo, B8rcelO.
meta, BarrOs, Cayey, Oiales, COrOzal, Qua
yamR, HatillO, Juana Diaz, LOLA, Manatf,
MaricaO, NaFanjitO, Patillas, Rio Grando.
UtuadO, YabucOa yYauoO.
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De VIAJE.

RslROi6n dc los passjeEoB que cenduc8
el vSpor OaFaoan" para New York, CuyO
baBC0 BRli6 aver:
Marian gwset Ramon OatboneI, Ante
nio J. ssgui, FFancigoo Mariana Quino'
nOq A g Linder, V Fl Pickn0y, F 90
wing, doctor E A ThsyoE y nifio, A Bans
OheupIat, O E Hill, H P Swssny, Richard
Kats, Luis Garcia BA8, MaF9hs ] Woody,
Jacob AxtmaysFs doCt0r N p Tyler, Pc
gFsm Webb, doctor Ruiz AEnRu = eBroBa,
Webb y 2 ninoB, Gee w Jones, Luis v
Smith, Antonio OiDtE6n, George KsBmodel
Quarter Master sOrgt E B Commons,
r VeTgus, J0B6 Garcia, Nioola1 NuCCio,
Salvador RinOllO, O r Bill ? Geo a RO'
bOEtB0n.
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ALG0 QUE DEBIERAN
initar los genera
les del Puerto Ar
tur0,
POTquG en- San juan los TuidOs GaIIs-
isTOs0n inSufTibIes, ain de nOche.

go Ntw York dic0n que l0D Fuidog CO.
lIei0FoB uon poFiudiCialG8 10 1slud , con-
tribuy0n ID d0g0nGFaCi6n do IRB FazRB.
C0mpEGndiEadol0 0nf l0g Gut0FidadGg dc
d'ohR mOtr6poli, han tornado un RCuaFdo
digno do s0E imitado On bisn do TODD 81
mUndo, yen especial, de los muChoB obE0'
E0g que tienen que doTmiR do diR poF BeE
Hu tEAb0jo noctuFno.
El Rcu0Fdo de Ian CitRdaB RutoTid8dGB,
prohibs:
Los gFitoH do les v0ndedoreB.
Las voc0B de loB tRangeunteg.
El Fuido do loH pitoB, uiPenGB, de lRu
f6bTiORS = do lOB buquO8 on el puerto.
81 RrEantrNE objotOs p0r 81 Buolo poE
lRg paroles pF0duCi0Ddo Fuido.
El Tuid0 de lag VoCinRg de los Rutom6'
vilOs = dc Les bicioletRn.
FL que hRCOn eatoB v0hfCuloB con el o.
cape do los gases sobTRnt9B.
Los pitos do l0B afil0doEOL
Los gFitoS de IoB tF0peFon.
I'll tTdnsit0 de Lon CRFFoD CREgado1 de hiO.
RF0 en- foFmRn que CRugGn Euid0.
81 ChirFido de e.laa Eu0dau do Lon ChFror
CuRndo llev8n la oRTga GchRdG.
Las EuGdAB do loB tFanV1Rg do IR ClRB0
que produces zumbid0.
En- SRnaJuRn 10 pFoducGn eg0B EuidoB, y
GORB0 do mRu0rR mas notable por 10 peque'
fiR que 90 10 Ciudad.
Y hay que Ogr0gGr el toFmOnto de Los
sRfaConGU y loG CaFR0mRtoH do la bRguFa, y
Ol diabl0 y % h0Em0n0.
Y hRGt8 el OIOsndalouo Gban5oalO de lou
mitinG polftiCou.
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EI gran ViGjO Ee ISDaVa POIiana.
10 que h pT0hIhIdo 10 munleIDlIIaad do TNIA.

YRunayA PoIyana, Iotismbro 5.-Tol0.
toy mejora lsntamentO. Ha cessdo sl do
lOr do la piernO OnfsTmR, aunquO no pueds
NbRndonar lG BillO do bEas0V, a0f que no 10
hR lido possible FeRnud8F nu RceBtUmbFad0
reception a uuu viGit2ntes.
Han t0nido que E0gEeBaE sin vsrlo mu'
Ch0g do SuB admiradoFsS tuFoog.
LR muniCipRIidad do Tula hB pTohibido
que 40 f6gtejs 10 celebration del nAtGIicio
de Tolatoy.
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Ell immortal p8sta de RaVena.
Para hoRrlr Ia mOmorIa dol GlRtOr Do Beatrice.

Roma, ssptiOmbro 13.-El comit6 en-
CaEgado do organism Loo f0ntejoB que CON
motive del pr6ximo centonREio del nsCi'
miento del immortal poOta forantin0, Dan
to AtighiOEi, 0utoc dc "LR Divin0 Com0'
dis" que han do C0IsbrsEBo en- Ravens,
hR invitRdo su MOjOntRd oI Roy y su
SAntidad ol Papa.
81 Rsy hR pEomstido ABiBtir & dichaB
fsGtaB, no aBf el Papa que enviaE6 Rl car
denGl MRfi para quO 10 represents, y con-
tribuye Rl fondo para la realization de loB
fsItejoH con dos mil psBoB
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PfudIGldOTe5 GatdIIGOS.

En- 0uta noCho y On ls de mafians mi6r'
coleB, en- lou BoIOmneB cu'9oB que, 20 eOtGn
dsdicando San FfsnCiBCo do ABiB, pEOdi'
cara el ROv. padre Mendo8s, CuFs de Ma
matt, ? en- lS noche del B6bsdO = domiDgo
en- l8 miSA mayor pFediORE6 don LeonCio
Garcia Vale TaRE0C0.
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PARA IA PRESENTE ESTAC'Qn.1;, Los mu- 1Us
OhachOs de "La Villa de Madrid son los
que han resuelto el probIema de la gente
de gustO en- Puerto Rico; Ell0s tE9o, son los S9
ma0nffico establecindientO el surtidO mas
complete de los artGculos del ramo: All
nunca faltau las legitimas camisetas de
crepe de. hilO nj carecen de las mejOres
medals para sefioras y nifiOs as1 como
para cabalIeros. COntratOs directOs con
fabricantes les ponen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuanto pueda pedirse y los mejOres pre-
clos. No hay quien yea y no cOmpre los
iuegos de cintas dorothy" que venden
en- cajitas dos lazos y una banda, en- ca
jitas de seis lazos; podemoso 9eryiE ~ cgai IL
iuego. Yea el gran lote de bordadOs y en-
cafes cuya realization hacemos menos
della mttad de preciO. En- telas blancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian LOwn,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO ell p1blico De
gustO necesite- Pida mUestras v1s1te
nuestrOs grandes almacenes y seguIamen-
te hallara cuantO necesite. P. .. b. 764'
TelefonO 278. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto, Rico.
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COMERClAL.

Bl Deior Mariana P. Pardo, us IiEvS
psPticipsEnoB que hs 0BtabIscido On OAts'
no. una fnEmaCia con lR denomination
"FaFmacia PaFdo", al fconts do Cuyo 0ata'
blOcimisnto eataE6 OI Lcdo. Lorenzo A.
PaTdoo BuenoD negooioB d0SeamoB & los
RafoEidoB BtfioEe8.
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ARRIENDO DE CASA Y FINCA. Il Sc
arriendan, una casa espaciOsa, Teciente-
mente construida y con toda clase de CO.
mOdidsdes sitnada entire las paradas 25 y
26, en- SantUree, frente la de D. Luis To-
ro: una finca de diez cuerdas, diez mi
nutOs de dicha casa, sembrada de yerba
de guineay endonde puedeu cuidarse unaV
cabezss de ganadO.-Se prefiere persO-
ma que arriende ambas tincas
Para informes dirijirse D. Jose PalaciOs
Rodriguez, San Francisco 61'2Q piso, San
Juan 10y
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INnIGIlnR GENERAL

u UoNsEJOs A LAS MADREs.- Ri jarabe
ealmante de Ia 5efOra WinslOW debe
usarse siempre que los nifiOs estan en- el
periodO de Ia detenci6n. Proportions ali-
vic Immediate al pequefIO paciente, pTOdu.
8e un sueflO natural y tTanquilO, alivia el
flolor y eI angelic despierta muy vivo y
Alegre Els muy agradahle al pal9daF,
salma al niHiO, ablanda sUs dolores, hace
f8Oiles Ia funciOnen del est6mRgO y regula
los intestinOs. Els el mejOr remedIO como
8idO para la diarrea va prOvenga esta de la
Tengsse mucho cuidado en- pedir el clara
DO Calmatne de la SefOra WinslOW": es el
maiOr de tOdOe.
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sOMRRRROs PARA sR:

-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs,
muy oIegantoB y & pFecio8 BumamontO mo.
diC0s, IC8 acabG do Rocibir La Tisndita dc
JouOfa EChevaEFfa, Rl lado del Ryunts.
mionto. VmdO tambi6n OfSCto8 FOligio
CO., CompEa OnVoltuEng do Jabon O0ts.
P0n.-s0n Juan, Box 216.
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NETILOIDEs-El mO1or mas goguEO
do t0doB los OBp9oif1oog h&Bt& 8hoEa c0noCida
para Ia oura pOrmGnOnt0 de toag Las OnfOE.
mOdHdOg de Ia uF0tG, "a sean 6stGB Or6ni0aB
GgudGB. OontiOnO Ol flujo Oura por COM
pIotor On menoB tiOmpo8 que ningGn otro pre-.
8iBtitig, cot. Mejor que laa iny0OoionOs muy
superior 81 g6ndal0 Gopaiba. BmpiOER
guEtlr "a efOGto Las tres 8 suatr0 hoPRu do
5abOFBO tornado.
Los "NETILOIDEs"-6on f8giloB do tomaP
, Ogt6n pPOpAFadoI de manOra que no POvuOl-
ven Ol 0gt6mGgo nj pr0duOOn maloB of0stou,
De V0ntG On todGB las Boti09G. PidRnE6
@n0BlR1B gratis q Bng 6ni0os fabEieRnt0B.
Frederick St0sTnb q OsI DatFoit, MlOhi.
e ~, u. 4.
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ZINC INGLES SACANALADO. UsadO,
en- buenas condolences, Sc Vende una par
tida como de 2OO quintales, preciO m0dl-
co. InfOrmarSn,
6vs. SuceSores de L V3JIGnla q Comp.
SE ALQUILAN dos espaciOsas babita-
clones prOpias para Of"inas o Dep6sitO en-
los bajOs de Ia casa Gale de la FOrtaleZa
No. Is. En- los altos infOrm8rdn. 15Y. a.
Sc ALQUILAN. Varias casas en- GSan-
turce, basCante COmO1as para una regu-
lar famiIia InfOrmaran BenitO J. Carre-
ras, San Juan Tetuan 16, y santurce Pa
Tsda 26. Is. v. a.
'NO MAS OANA9." Sin necesidad de
teflirse ell cabellO. PrOdigiOsO espec11icO
que hace desaparecer las canas, devOlvien'
do al cabellO su color natural. Absolute
mente NO TINE, sin6 que restltuye. la
raiz del cRbellO y le da vi0a 6sta, haci6n
dolO recObrar SUI color natural. Els Ia uni
ca prep araci6n cOnOcidR que pOsee 6sta
prOpiedad. Sc ha prObadO en- miles de Ca
sos con buenOs resultadOs. Els Ademas un
remediO eficaz para curar pOr complete la
caspa, Els cOmpletamentO 1nOfensiVO y no
cOnTiene grasR aceite de niuguna especie.
Sc puede usar como aqua de tOcadOr. De
enta:-RicardO BoOthbyu AGENTE GE-
NERAL Hotel Inglaterra San Juan, p. R.
8OV.a a.
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Dc Ia hmea de BenneT.

GoIeta americana Herbert Fuller. SAL
dr6 do Ntw York para eatO puerto Ol 25
del CoFEisntP.
GoletA americana Republic. EmpGzsT6
6 CaVgOE On Ntw York para e1tR iBlR el %
del ooTFisnts.
Golsta americana Auguats w. Snow.
SAli6 do New York Gl del CoTFiOntO di.
TOCtSmOnt0 para sIto puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01

SE VENDE. - A un kil6metro de la ciu-
dad de Mayaguez y q la Orilla de la carre-
terra que COnduce de dicha c!udad las Ma
rGas, una tinca rustica cOmpuesta de As
cuefdas de TERRA de altura y bajura, finca-
tales, con su hermOsa casa habitaci6n, el
que la interese dirfjase 4 su dUeno don
Juan TOrrellas en- Ia Ouinta EmiIia.-8O V.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01

En- GIta imprentA 90 vOndO pBp0l dc
POEi6dico ViOio $500 lol 48 kilo1 (un
qW6RtGL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01

Vapor oBpahol Miguel GaIIaEt. snldrG
de BRTcolona el 8 de Octubrs con dODtin0
OanRFisB, Puerto Rico y Cuba.
VRpor eBpaiol Miguel M. PanilloB, ia
li6 dc BRICelonR 81 "a del ooErientO con
dentino 6 CsnRria8, Puerto Rico y Cuba
Vspor ftonC6I QuobsC. Del OI del
OntEsnt0 mes, EsCalar6 proOsdsnts do Euro
pR y st. ThomABs On viRj0 para Puerto Pla'
to , egCAlaE
VapoE AlsmGn PEoDidsnt. Hacia el 5
del pF6x'mo OCtubEO llOg0r6 de 81. Tho
mas, IiguiOndO para SAntO Domingo , O.
CSlNV,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-01

hVIso CAf1BIo De TTTNERARlo.
5inerario en- vigor desde el 8 de Mayo de l9O(
0AEN lUAIN-PoNOE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-20
MUNSTER.
Loses Highly Respected Citizen

Munster has lost another prominent
and highly respected citizen by the
death of Jacob Baker. Mr.. Baker
had been ailing for some time. but not
being of a complaining nature kept do
ing his work until Saturday night
During the night he was taken worse,
so DR.. Howatt was called early in the
morning, who admins tered to him. but
being beyond the reach Of medical aid.
ne died suddenly at II o'clock noon.
he leaves widow and seven children,
five daughters and two sons two of the
former being maddied. Mrs. Gertie
Wagner Mrs. Title Balder Annie,
Mary. and Grace John and Peter. and
one brother. Dick Baker. and sister,
Mrs. Van Wyngarden. Mr. Bake 5
death will be felt by the whole town of
Munster, as he has lived here thirty
years, and his character was such that
he was esteemed and liked by every
body who knew him. The funeral is
in charge of Mr. Bakers nephew. Dick
Van Wyngarden Of West Pullman, and
till take place Thursday noon at l
o'clock at the house and at o'clock at
the Dutch Reformed church at Lans
ing, where Rev. Dowstra viii officiate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-20

twelve passenger coaches and bag
gage car
officers of the Northern Indiana Vol
unteer Fireman's association, held q
meeting a Hammond Friday to COM
plete arrangements for the holding of
the annual freman's tournament to be
held in Crown Point in about two
weeks. ". F. Lederer of this city. was
one of those in attendance.
S. A. McCready and wife of aWsh-
ington. D. c., are in the Vale Mr..
McCready Is a Representatives of the
Washington Post the official organ of
the republican party at the capital. and
is here to do some special work in the
interest Of indiana statesmen, including
Congressman Crumpacker.
Judging from the attendance at the
Vaudette these days, the popularity of
the moving pictures is certainly not on
the wane Mr.. Noyes reports that last
week was one of the heaviest weeks he
has had since going into business. In
spite of the fact that only a short time
ago he installed nearly hundred new
seats in his show room, he is again
showing to packed houses most of the
time. This evening at o'clock after
the regular performance. viii be repro
duced for the first time in this city
the famous Cans Nelson championship
prize fight The admission will be be
% cents A large number of tickets
have been sold in advance.