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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Well Pleased With His
Golden Valley Home

A. o. Whitney, one of our well-to-do
farmers writes the Northwestern Agricul-
turist:
II filed on homestead in Billings Co.,
North Dakota. four years ago last Decem-
ber. The first year it was little hard for
me. but raised crop every year. and
the last year l raised ooo bushels of
grain and l am we'll satisfied with the re-
suits.
MY only debt at present is for the last
payment on my land and that is not due
until this coming fall. have six horses
and my farm machinery paid for. l had
to borrow 5000 to pay my expenses in NOV
ing here, but that debt is paid too My
neighbors have also done we'll.
This locality has an excellent subsoil
that seems to be we'll adapted to this semi
arid country. When it rains the moisture
enters the subsoil where the land has been
plowed or cultivated. and. during the dry
spells this moisture comes to the surface
and gives life and yigor to vegetation.
II set out an orchard of fruit trees last
spring, and after every every rain either
harrawed the ground or cultivated it.
Last fall was very dry. We really had nc
rain after the first part Of August, but. at
any time during the fall, by scraping the
dust blanket from our orchard, l woul6
and moisture three feet in depth; in fact
the soil beneath the dust blanket was sc
wet that it would stick to your hands.
II feel that have been successful ii
my new home but not more so than man!
of my neighbors.
A. o. Whitney.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24

ruary s. 1907, and was finished May 10
of the same year.
CANNON BALL SURVEY
The second line pats for which were
t,'ed several days later, runs up the south
side of the Cannon Ball river North Fork.
Entering the southeast corner of Hettinger
county, sec 25-132-o1-it leaves Mott about
two miles to the north, going a mile or more
south of the river, Edton is about four
miles south and Horswill three miles north
New England is favored the line running
just south of the river on swl4 sec. 4-135-
81. From New England the course is
northwest ten miles and then west to the
west line of sec. 7-136-1oo, point in Bill
ings county, seven miles northwest of Mid
way. Daglum is about eight and GAYLORD
nine miles north.
This survey was begun May 20 and end
ed July 26, 1907.
The filing of these pats for the territory
| in the Dickinson land district for a little
over 60 miles each, and in the Bismarck
district for the routes in Morton county,
means that the Northern Pacific has ar
ranged for the right of way for these
branches and that the same must be con-
structed during the next five years, or all
rights will beforfeited.
As these plats are filed, it looks as if the
old Pioneer" line proposes to take all the
business for 50 miles south of its main line
and cut even with the Milwaukee for busi-
ness in the ten-mile strip between the Ced-
ar Creek branch and the Milwaukee.
In some quarters it is believed that the
Milwaukee will retaliate by constructing
branch line north to Dickinson.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Marll,arth

Mail. July 17.-Supt. Kitchen and Sher-
if Will were visitors here Saturday. The
former was assisting the school board in
school matters under way and Sheriff Will
brought an insane man to the county
cooler"
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuning and DR.. Latham
of Camp Crook were visitors in the city
this week. Mr.. Chuning suffered the loss
of his store in the fire which recently de-
vastated that place but now has plans un-
der way for the construction of cement
block building.
Affairs down on the townsite are hum
ming. There are about ten Easements COM
pleted and several of the foundations are
already in the course of construction.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Penn, the Rambler.

Penn. the famous tramp, struck Beach
Wednesday morning and stopped long
enough to get square meal. He is on his
way to the east. so he annouced, and left
here on the brake beams of the North
Coast limited. For twelve years. so the
Rapid Rambler, whose right name is Frank
c. WEIGH, claims. he has been on co. his
wandering taking him to all parts of the
world. He eclaims the championship of the
world in travelling the brakebeam route,
having travelled from coast to coast in eight
days on the rods: He has crossed the con-
tinent so many times that he could walk it
in his sleep. Rambling Penn, the globe
trotter, has many newspaper clippings ac-
counts to prove his claims or at least a
majority of them. He never pays fare.
He is a sworn enemy of paid transporta-
ton, not because he has anything against
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24

Buildings are being moved down constant
ly and by this time next week it is thought
the greater portion of the town will
be moved.
Wednesday morning the delivery team
of Umstot & Overacker took notion to
speed up little and tore loose through
town, finally bursting in through the
half open barn door bringing buggy and
all along. The white horse had splinter
about six inches long driven in through its
fetlock and down through the hoof. 1,
took four men to pull the splinter out.
The horse will not be tempted to run
away for while now anyhow.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Bad Storm Visited Southern Portion Of the
Golden Valley Last Thursday Do
ing Considerable Damage.
BUILDINGS BLOWN AWAY
Many Buildings Demolished and Hail Did Considerable Dam
age to Crops-Sonie Are Entirely Hailed Out.
Same Locality Visited Last Year.

Last Thursday afternoon the southern
part of the valley was visited by heavy
windstorm which did considerable damage
to buildings and crop. Many buildings
were blown down and the hail did consid-
cradle damage to the grain. Some farmers
we're completely hailed out, while others
were partially damaged. AT Beach there
was no damage done although the wind
blew rather strong and some hail fell, but
not enough to do any damage. The follow
ing is from our Burkey correspondent:
"One of the hardest wind storms in this
section of the country passed over this VIC
Unity last Thursday afternoon. The wind
was accompanied by hail and torrents of
rain fell. Hubert Bares barn was moved
from its foundation two feet and his wind
mill was blown away. Otto Petersilie had
just completed good size residence and
it was blown all to pieces. B. H. Moulton,
who lives ten miles south of Beach and
northwest of Burkey. had his big barn
completely demolished and scattered all
over the prairie. L. S. Rainy's we'll drill
ing outfit which was in the neighborhood
was almost completely destroyed. Claim
shacks by the dozen we're blown away.
Hayracks pig pens. pushel baskets. wash
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
MedOra

Herald, July 1z.-Miss Ruby Shear has
resigned her position as deputy county
treasurer and has accepted a position as
deputy register of deeds to succeed Miss
Ruth McGregor who resigned the position
a few days ago in order to attend business
college.
The first shipment of beef for this season
is scheduled for the 23rd this month. 1t
is not likely to be heavy shipment. This
is the earliest shipping date for beef for a
good many years. Range stock is uncom-
monty fat this summer but it will hardly
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Lost a Leg
At be|fie|d
F>indlander Run Over by a
Train at Belfeld and
Loses a Leg.

Dickinson, N. d., July 21.-A Finlander,
name unknown, making his way from
Great Falls, Mont, to Norway, had his leg
cut off above the knee by train this even
ing at Belfeld. The Fort Lincoln army
surgeon, with the troops on the practice
march and camped nearby, attended the
injured man, and placed him on stretch
er and sent him to the Dickinson hospital
on passing train.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
,ay to ship beef for at least month or six

pay to ship beef for at least month or six
weeks.
The insanity board, r. F. Gallagher,
County Judge Paxton and DR.. L. G. Smith,
who substituted for DR.. H. b. Museus, met
at the court house Monday to inquire into
the sanity of party named Wood who had
been brought from Marmarth. He was
declared insane and Chas. F. Will and
Ed. Dietz left with him for jamestown
Tuesday. 1t has since been learned that
the superintendent of the insane asylum
refused to take the patient into his instiu-
ton on the grounds that Wood is not a
citizen of this state. 1t is also rumored
that the sheriff and the deputy may have
to take their man to an asylum in Illinois.
meeting of the school officers of the
new districts into which the Medora dis
trict has been divided was called to be
at Medora on Monday last. Only three
districts were represented. H. ]. F.
Truelson of Green River school district
No. II, G. E. Keith, of Indian Springs
district, Fred Denham, of Fryburg School
District No. I3 and A. D. Ferris, of
Medora District No. I. Supt. Kitchen
was also present. The small attendance
did not interfere with the work to be done
as Supt. Kitchen had recently been in
touch with most of the school officers in the
districts affected. Instead of apportioning
the debt of the districts to the various dis
tricts it was decided to let Medora Dis
trict No. assume the entire debt of $6, 500
each new district to pay to Medora Dis
trict No. the sum of $3.50 for each school
house in its district except that of the
Roberts school house, for which that dis
trict is to pay $500, the reduction being on
account of the greater age of the building.
These sums are to be paid to the Medora
district No. by the new districts on or
before March 1st, 1909.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Man Horri-
bly, M|ang|ed
Tramp is Run Over by a
Train and Killed at
MedOra.

The body of an unknown man, supposed
to have been tramp who was stealing a
ride, was found scattered along the tract
at Medora Monday morning. He evident
ly was run over while getting off or on the
train there. The head was severed from
the body and the body horribly mangled.
Nothing could be found to identify the
man.
Coroner Feldhusen went down from
Beach and an inquest was held and the re-
mains buried.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
For Sale.

A limited number of Poland China boars
There pigs were furrowed April 10th, were
sired by Mediator, son of the St. Louis
Fair champion. Meddler, and from SOW by
Spellbound, sow ofthe great Spellbinder.
These pigs represent some of the best of
the breed. Also have registered Poland
China boar one year old.
36tt. f. II. EMERSON,
Four miles west OF Beach.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Wibaux Sees Victory at Last.

The baseball team went to Wibaux last
Sunday and in the afternoon played the
team of that place. The game was above
the average seen on the home dimond this
year and was won by Wibaux after the
sixth inning, when the score stood to I,
the final result being to z, This is the
first game Wibaux has won this year and
consequently they feel somewhat elated
over the result.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
To Whom, 1t NAV Concern

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, doing business under the firm name
of Reynolds & Vaughn, have dissolved part
nership, by mutual consent All outstand-
ing accounts due said company and accounts
against said firm will be collected and paid
by w. b. Vaughn.
Dated July 14th, 1908.
Signed; JACK REYNoLD
w. B. VAUGHN
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Northern Pacific Files Plats of Their SURVEY
With the Bismarck and Dickinson
Land Offices.
MIL LWAUKEE MAY BUILD
The Surveys Filed Run South From Mandan Near Mott
via. New England and Il Terminate in Billings County
milwaukee May Retaiate

Dickinson Press, July IT, This week
the Northern Pacific filed with the register
and receiver of the U. S. land office at Dick
inson survey plats of the Western Dakota Ry.
through this land district. Plats for the
survey from Mandan through Morton county
have been filed in the Bismarck land Office
The plats have been forwarded to Wash
ington for approval.
CEDAR SURVEY
The first survey enters Adams county on
Cedar Greek about eight miles north of the
Milwaukee Coast line and paralleling this
line, follows closely the course of the Ced-
ar, to point four or five miles northwest
of Saltwater.
The general course of the survey in
Adams county is: Crossing the line from
Morton at point I e miles north of town.
ship line 129, thence westerly 12 miles,
thense northwest to Leigh, thence north
west to within little over mile of the
northwest corner of Adams county, where
it crosses into Bowman county, thence
west q miles toward Saltwater, thence
nearly north two miles across the Bowman
county line, thence west miles along the
southwestern corner of Hettinger county
across the line into Billings county, thence
northwest to the west line of .2S, town.
ship 1873, range 100.
The survey runs through Stowers (the
old Merry sheep ranch,) and near the Ed
win Kirk and J.. ]. Barth ranches. 1t runs
two miles north of Geo. Harkins and about
the same distance north of Saltwater.
This survey was commenced by the N.
P. in the territory above traced on Feb
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Taken Up Notice.

Came to my place on section 2S, town
ship IL, range Go, Custer county, Montana,
one bay mare, weigh about 900, blind in
one eye; and one bay mare, weigh about
goo, branded ] b on left hip and II on
right hip. Owner may have same by pay
ing damages and costs of keeping and ad-
vertising.
JoHN MALEsKIE,
Beach, N. u.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Other Burkey Items.

]. B. Page was Sentinel Butte visitor
Friday and Saturday
L. F. Martin was in the vicinity Mon
day insuring the farmers against hail.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Randash we're in
Sentinel Butte Thursday and were caught
out in the storm on their way home.
c. H. Moulton, of Beach, was touring
the vicinity with party of land men last
Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Plotz visited Henry Schul.
tebein and family last Sunday.
Everyone is relating their experience
with the storm.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24

tubs, machinery. ETC., was distributed per-
niciously. some being found two miles away.
Hail damaged the crops and gardens
south and northeast of Burkey. 1t was an
eye opener to the settlers and hereafter
they will build more substantial buildings
and be prepared for the worst The storm
was sort of a freak, coming as it did, not
in streaks. buy destroying here and there
an entire field, leaving fields adjouring un.
injured. All those escaping uninjured
consider themselves lucky"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
Card of Thanks.

To those who have been with us during
our bereavement and by kind words and
kindly acts assisted us and tried to lesson
our sorrow, we extend our sincere thanks.
We wish to especially thank the members
Of Sunset lodge A. F. & A. M. of Beach
who so kindly assisted in the burial of our
beloved one. A. O. WHITNEY
ANN RAMIIv
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24

the railroads, but because most of the time
he hasn't the coin. He goes on the prin-
ciple that a rolling stone gathers no moss,
but it raises the dust, and when he gets
weary of his wanderings he will write
book of his adventures.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-07-24
AND FAMILY
Portable Elevator For Sale.

We have portable grain elevator
which. I'VE will sell at reasonable price.
The engine is in good shape.-GEo. BAHT,
Manager Farmers Elevator.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
ER Ia Corts de DistrltO del D1snitO
Judicial de- San Juan.
SECCIOA SEGUMDA.

Para SsptiombFs II, jusveB.-No. 1914
81 pueblo contra IgnOcio Montaf'z. AtG
que para homicidio. No. 1888. El pueblo
contra Pedro Nieves LebT6n. AtEqae parG
homicide. No. 1899. 81 puablo Oontr0
Ramon Maymf. Hurto msyoE.
Para SsptismbFe 18, visFnGs mo. 1896
81 pueblo contra Emilio AgEinsonig, Ma
nueI Janeiro y GrPgoria Msnao. AtsntDdc
6 Ia vide. No. 400. El pueblo Contra
ViotoEiano Ramos. HuEto mayor, MIN
1409. El pueblo contra JaIio FigueEoV,
Hurto mayor.
Para Sc ptiembra 10 sGbAdc.-No. 1878
81 pusblo contra Domingo MoDgs Fslsi
f 'aOi6n de pTuebns. No. 1897 81 pueblo
contra Eleutsrio CFus (a) Nsns. Robo
Para SSptismbre 21, lunea-No. 1405.
Contra john JOHNSON OsIssn. AtantRdo
& la vida. No. 1913 81 pueblo Contea
Henry InniB. E8Calsmiento. No. 1868,
81 pueblo contra MANUEL MREtfnC8 Orus
Seduction.
Para 5sptiambre %, mRrtes NO 1927
81 pueblo contra Julifn do Jeu6s. AfaBo
oenfApz'. No. 1887. El pueblo contra
RupsRto RivsFa. Atsquo intsnc. Homici
dio. No. 1856. 81 pueblo contra Aleian.
dFo Cruz ' Pedro V6sques. EaCalRmiento.
Para Septismbro %, mi6fcoleg. Min.
1864. El pueblo contFR Trinidad MiFand0.
Tsntativa esC&Ismi0nto. No. 14O7. 81
pueblo contra Lorenzo santoV, Dimas
AdornO, Antonio Lopez BautiDta saIgs'
do. EsCaIamisnto. No. 1902. ri pueblo
contra NiCRnoF' AysI0. Seduction.
Para ssptismbrs "a, juev, NO. 1892
FL pueblo contra F6.ix Santana y jose o..
tfz. EscaIamiento. No. 1888. ri pueblo
contra F6 tx Santana JOKE Ortiz. EaCa.
lamientc. No 1857. 81 pueblo contra Cs'
lsatino Ramos = BRldomsFo Rodriguez.
Tentative de aEcRlsmisnto 1sF. grade.
PaFs sOptismbFe 25, vioFnea. No. 1850
El pueblo contra Joa6 r. Arroyo. ASe'
Ai1At0.
Para ssptiembre 26, u6bado. Ell pue'
bio contra GregoEio Cruz. Ataque para
homiCidiC. No. 1348 El pusblo contra
PatroCinio VsnegaR. Abuse CoDfsrzS.
Para s0ptismbFG %, luneP.-No. 1855.
El pueblo contra Euganio Garcia, Alfongo
Andino y Jol6 CambFich. Atsque para CO.
meter homicidio. No. ,14O4. El pueblo
contra Ssvsro Santiago. Atsque para CO.
meter homicide. No. 1853. El pueblo
contra Francisco Bslmonts. Abuse con'
fiAn4a.
Para ssptismbre 29, msrtea-No. 1882
El pueblo contra Pedro Sofia Assuinato.
Para Ssptismbre 80, mi6rcoIsg.-N6m.
1874. 81 pueblo contra Arturo Dfaz. Ho'
micidi0 volUntsFio.
Para OctubFs 1, juevss NO. 1914. El
pueblo contra JOH6 MoDga (a) ChulaDgo.
Ataque viOlaei6n. No. 1868. El pueblo
contra Jcs6 A. Alfonso. Atsqus para ho'
micidio. No. 1872. 81 pueblo contra S9'
CundinO Bsrrfos. C6mpIiCs de homicide.
Para OctubEs 2, vierneg. 1870.
81 pueblo contra JoR6 J. FigusFoa. HO'
micidiO vOluntariO. No. 1871. 81 pueblo
contra Antonio Martinez. Homicide vo'
luntaPio.
Para Octubre 8, s6bado.-NO. 1870.
El pueblo contra Carlos Innia. EncalR'
misnto. 4
Para Ootubro 5, luues.-NO. 1873. El
pueblo contra Jaada AlgaEfa. Falsifoa'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

Ell ssfior Dioninio GonsGlez ha Bido
deBiguado aver para al cargo de agsntO de
Ia OOmpaftS Singer" On sl sub di0trito de
Q0GbFsdil aO, para cuyo pueblo 8aIdE6 oI
Ones pT6ximo & fin de hacsr1e cargo GI ex
p.0Isdo dsatino EI Beflor Gon86las, eu
un CompatEiotA muy conocido en- euts Ciu-
dad , Ii'mpTe hH meFeCido ol mejoE con-
Cepto p6blico.
-Ests msfiins ibG por 10 Cslle de San
FFLnOiOCo. de eHts CiudAd IN nina como do
8 en- de sdnd y de muy poCa eBtatuRQ,
CRFgsudo con una gran CRnastR LENA do
pan. Apsnas podfa 81 pifio con el rafeFido
artsfsoto que tocRbG oil nue'o. Debfan GER
OaAtigadOB loG que tales CaTg0B obigsn
haoOF psquEfi u DifI"B
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
NOTIGIAS DEIICAYEY.
RnI10 De campan8s aIaTmalta.
ClHtl lIglrihll o. LES Rihuas duI Plata. |"
(Ds nusstrO e0rrespOnsaI sspsoiaLl.

IOe BUSSEF0 correspondent especially.
AgoItO 2L-Eu aatoa tltimoB dfaH ha'
mos tsnido en- cate pueblo nj padre juan
CoEHotiEa, que duTRnts au Oatancia entire
nosotEoB hR doGpaFtado 81 entuGiaumo entrs
loH Cat6liCoE tanto en- lR c6tedFa en HsEmo'
nee como en- IN meeting FSIigioBo nsYadO
efsCtO de1ds los bAlConsa do la casa del
senior don Juan Ortis.
Al llegar & "a mRyoFfa de edad haes
Ga ingEeIO ca 10 Union de Puerto Rico,
don Quino Gim6nez. Bisn veaido sen.
~Hacs msBeI ingTsa6 en- la Union 81
gefoH Aguatiu Santana, nos dice, que
indiViduoH psEtansCisntsl al partidO inoOr
pOTGdO no pieTden oeaai6n an irjuriaFls.
ConteDgau lR 'guRpsria" HsfoEaH.
-Sefi0H CuFa: Hs ls ha Euplicado pro-
hiba IoB cAmpRnaros los Tepiqaes que pa
rsCen tOcRndo & fusgc; & muchaH psraonns
Len hS BOFpFendido 0lR maneEa dc 'repi'
carr han galido de EuB caBaB pFesSH de
eBpant0 CTeyendo aataF &msnaEadaB de grs.
YES dsggEaCiaa Y Contiu6Rn mas pFclon
gadO8 los E0piqusB. iCU6l 60 Ia Causa?
Al bails del "CfFculo Uni6n" csls.
bFadO Ia nochs del Is aEiatieFon entire
otras las diHtiuguidas damRu stfioritau Sc.
Sfo Vidal, Lolita Mel6 ldez , Maria Rive
"a } RefioraH de FeEtufo, de L6pez vim
do de Caldag.
Los ObEsroB Pedro Santos y Oarles
BAiz, han DidO dstsnidOB por pslss; sl pli'
msro Contin6a On Ia CkEcsl y el Bsgundo
hR SRlido bajO fRnga.
-En Ia f6brica de tabaoos '.LaH Ribs'
raB del Plata" Hs afrms que 90 nota Cierta
aIgarsbia an lRB horas de lecture aHpe.
Cialmsnts cuRndO % da lsCturR & Ia prsnsn
polftiCR.
-Hsmoa tsnido ocasi6n de admirar una
bonita eIcuItuFa rsprGssntRndo Ia viTgan
del Carmen, RdquiridR por don NJ. Fer
n6ndeE, On lG Capital. En- Ia casa mora
da de los sspOsOI FsrnkndSg- MoraIaH, %
hR CslsbrAdo el bautizo Adminintrado Dor
sI CuFR p6FrOCo atfiaF EchRVarFfa y Eisndo
apSdrinAdA la im6gsn pOr lR SefoFita Ma
FlA V. Colon.
-N0estEo busn CoEEsIigionario den To.
lilo D. Rivera, hR aido nombrado sgsDts
au cate pueblo de loB psri6dicou uigui6nt.s: 8:
"LR COrFeSPondsnCia do usrto Rico,
otRos p0Ei6dicoE. Dadas Las aptitudss
del j0ven Rivers, felicitamou Ias dicgaH
empTe8RB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tina
constants eziHtsncia do loa Eiguisntss ina'
Tumsnt0l: FlautinOI, FlautaB, TsECsEolag,
ObOoI, RsquintOI, ClGTinsteI, Fagotas,
Vi0linsI. ViolonCelloB, ContEabsios, Man.
dolinRg, BnndurFiaG, GuitaPTRs, CoEnstinsE.
OnOveneg, Trombonsg, Barftonol BombGF,
dinoa, HeliCOneI, (bajoB) TriGnguloI, PlR'
tilios. RedoblAntsI y BombOS. MstOd0B
do sOlfeo y para tOdR class do inEtEumsn'
TOD. Accessories , m6Eics "a general.
San Juan, P. B. ApaEtRdo n6m. 218.-
OalIa de AlIan 81 Y Sol MIN. Al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
LINEA EFERRA DEL oEsTE.

Itinerario.-salidas de Bayam6u , Oapi.
tai simuItaneamentO.
Dfas Observation-Disclosures 8, 2 O5, $50 9
IS Hoo. Tarde 12.l5, las, B.I5, Abs, 6.45.
? $50.
Dfas festivos.-MaRiana 6,7Q5, $50 Gas
I'll. Tarde 1915 $50, 2 so $50, $50 s.,
l6 y $40.
BiIletes baratOs para dfas festivOs. De
CataiO Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IA. Class
25e "a. clase I8e. De Bayam6n OatalO y
vuelta IA. clase I5e, "a. clase zoe.
Bnletes OrdinariO de Capital OatahO en-
Ia, clase centavOs.
Bayam6n 10 de SeptiOmbrs de 1905
Raua6n VRldRR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22
0bT8S EeCihidaS.

Acusamoa FsCibo del pRBhoto que Uobre
lS vida polltics del CompDtriota JnG6 Con
troEaB Ramos, hs esCFito 81 j6ven de Ponce
BtfioT luis Rhmalea IglesiaF.
E' an OOtudio biogr6fiCo, en- 81 que re-
vsla 81 AutoF 90 amiltSd con 81 biogFG f iA'
do, siOoerN = noble
Fl Obisto del trabajo no pueds Der mas
laudab'0, dado que 81 produetO 90 deOtinA'
do 6 eriUgaT I'm tsnto 10 af ctivs Bitu0
ci6n de IL viuda del noble peEiodiOtR.
ReitsramoB 'ss gFaCiaB 81 6, ioT ssmnlas
Iglo'iaU por Ga envfo, deueAndo obtengs
fAli8 FssuttAdo On 90 prop6nito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-22

A 200 PIES sOBRE, Ell NIVEL
DEL MAR -Es In casa que aCAbB de
ConBtrLiEge ca 10 pRFRda 8 Pus,ta de Tie
IRA, adjunto In antigua C6Fcsl, hoy lR
Porto RiCRn American Tobacco y Go, son
lbs hRBbitaCionsa mas frsBCan vsntilRdAB
que % enCusntran sn San Juan, las hay
desde la m6diCa Iuma de tres pesos haAts
oCho pSBoB. Para mas infoEmaB. diEiiiFns
don Ramon Zsno, PusrtR de TisrrR, pk'
Eada 3 6v.u