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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-02-04
Improve The Cows.
Sardspring Farm.
January iI.h. 1909

January Ii'D, IJV''
I'D. REprBi ICAH:-
! will not tell you how ! do things, but
! will tell you how ! would work 10 i'm
prove my milk stock. Farmers know
that d hcifer takrs after the sire.
Fir.t then ! would breed "a the animal
having a good milk record. Farmers
the body exercised; ! would, therefore,
take the calf from the COW imuIedia,.lv,
and never give u any milk but skim
mill. aud Of tins all IT would drink. AS
She foot is poor IN nu,rimen,, il would
require alrnos, twice Hs much ~ 81 pure
milk, and the strinaCi, would have the
tendency 81 becoming much larger. As
the calf grew ! would let i, have all the
green grass il, could pat away, and in
winter II should eat mashed ,urnips, with
= little wheat bran anything hut corn or
grain AS my Intention Is 10 make the
stomach abnofnt!ly l.rgc ny = con'in.
uri supply OF plenty nf weak food. The
consequence then VII Il" enormous milk
veins. and Nc cow ,ius treated viii give
less than seven yhIlOns 81 mix daily; the
average ID eight gallons, and n!nucy can
he made raising such COWS.
WGRFiNGMNS.
January 4ari. 700.
10 PEI~'bJ.icAE'-
The Farmer feed, ~" world, il" obey.
GDd'n fret command 10 man, and lives
by the sweat Of his iGcr. Conditions Of
environment compel the farmers 10 n,e
improved supplements, aud 10 observe
carefully tho sssHit. :" progressive ou!ti
walton.
The earth, which IS or mother, viii
bring rs inc crppa II ne IL well cared
'r. Tn, We ai n!in.. 80 US n,w
c"rriArr "a universal yow ,eisttsIg Ia
re,ivs. We al ku"~ rt auimiIs viii
4 imlfoge Wien brrd H. } inhreJ stock,
d'1,rn from hiood related parents a,c
%.>,'t.' 'di,'s OF w''Nlnngs; plants are ~
Used lors or less. and observation .psl
rspsne, = ttach " g. Distinguish chose
. 1'ch ~ll 'ncrelsr aHi multiply 70 on
ADJ mage,
Tormsrs recOYpi<r $50 Kinds Il pIaa,S
those with tap root. siI'h ~ clover, peas,
hemp. Cotton. &c, auI ,h.a. muse r.Dt'
~ .rJ pesr il.s piul ,ce, sncb ~ corn,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-02-04
unlike ANY UInER
NJ. Si'ATI.ls IS

Tmn WhHrrY Srap, III addition to printing the
entire news OF the week II concise form, has
Absolutely Accurate Market Quotations.
SO valuable are thee tha, such are copyla ltcd by
Im STAR and appear only il hi, newspaper
The Weekly Star has a! The famous Choperon
Frotuye which furnishes free, advice and ano help on y
many pcrplexin& problems. Also "4nswers" which,
takes care of all questions the reader cares to ask.
1t has a practical, successful Kansas farmer in N
charge of its Farm DEPARTING nj, which is of great
value to all farmers and stock,ncn.
The Weekly Kansas City Star isn't for any limited
set of people; it's for every member Of every family. \
IF you don't find something of interest in a particular
issue, well, the office looks on that issue as a failure.
25c pays for one year.
THE WEEKLY KANSAS CITY STAR. KANSAS CITY, MO. 4
~ MOpCAN COIJNTV REpitprJ cA NJ MO WHEY, v
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

After all the newspaper profession
n but 4 family ana publishers the
head .heroai Recenlls, In 4 small
notice Of press correspondents, The
Leader made mention Of the Gypsy
Smith meeting Gt Kansas City and
asked The publisher Of the Star II
Ae had been converted. Some fond
soul left The "if' out Of the article
and Ii has by this time been print
"a IN all the humorous papers which
c0ne 10 the exchange table. The
Leader understood, uf course that
Mi. Nelson could not be converted.
having always been Of the pn0inIed,
and therefore mas ,igse done him q
slight injustice, but the article gave
Gypsy smith great deal Of adycr
Using aud al taat IS bis most valu
able asset. no harm scems 70 have fol
lowed The omission 0f that simple
llillo "h
H ihere hats been na moro done
than exempllncaiiun uf the value Of
walt.w0fded advertisement per
haps Il viii pay nll Of those who fol
lowed lhc Acid ip the Nelson chass.
whether ii good lala o. as o slight
deviation from the serious sldc q
luiua d dally newspaper iank, ~
matter whether inclined or otherwise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

The membeia al 3mGa lis shows
are IL town and rebearals have start.
Cd in earnest Nh Beyerle, the pfapfi.
etOf. says he has better framed ap
show than BIZ has ever had aud thai
be Viii surprise bis patrons Wherever
be- goes with The Great DE EspA fam
llY of European actubats The Infk a
shows are prepared 10 take aare o.
a.aO0 people at eaea performance and
will give two shows eaeh day. They
are billed 10 show Oa the vaeant
grounds iust east Of The Carnegie lib.
fary building. corner oak and OKLA
hema avenues. saturday March 9Th.
Afternoon II o'eloek Might al S
p elock Free exhibitions Oh the snow
grounds before doors open.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04
TIL: HOUSE:

Tha antiu#ufy bin was killed ii tha
ouae yesterday afternoon This Wsa
House Bill No. St. By Clover Of Grady
county. A number 0f btIls had beeH
Introduced oil THIS subject h0I tei8'
Yas ihe one reported out bY the com
niltee The other day friends of lhe
fiji were SO persistent etat II Was
aiken np ont Of the regular order
nd passed q eugrasameat. with some
mendmenIa
Yesterday afternoon The hlll came
j, for anaI passage and MeEaHa
oyed ii fee1mmii 8ilh Instructions
attike out the clause mlklng Il
nalsdeme Ennf to charge nauriaua ln
efest iinHar an amendment bY
aulknef this was 10 he punishable
fl llna OF ten 10 one hundred dol
lrs Meeala desired % have thls
IL out and also Che provision that
ae dntar might be chlrEe for elar
Il work. moi 70 count as lniere9t
x saId that series Of notes and
loftRagea cenli be drawn up aud Il
nIlar ehatged IN every CASA thus In
reaslng lhe cost to whatever The lend.
+ desired Finally he Withdrew this
lotiun % that Glover might offer an
mendment
The Glover amendment WAS ID the
llect lhat where nsurlans rates et
interest we're charged thu aggrleNrd
aftg might recover twice tho amount
lhe Interest 50 charged aud the
tlfeF would fl addition be liable
II M attorney fen AMI costs ut the
use. The amendment all0 provided
he procedure III sHeh eAses A me-
Ton was made in suspend the rules
nd ad0p this lmpndmeat. hnl Il WaS
ast On final ful call tho VIII WAS
ieFealed bs vote oI a3 fer to Is
igalnst
NJ bla hY lEalllff provides FOR the
aumbe. 9l iuldclnI districts III tile slitir
the Judges III each district ana for m
additional district III ihe seventh als.
fIel The hIil was ordered 70 On
gfuspmenl ana III the aessinn liiHl
llghl TIM name IL dahn WIS addes "a
one 0f the authors
The WUitmaH hlll gislns ruulils
observation-disclosures ilasig Hxpen i'a, WaF
ordered Go nngrnssmnni With s0nie
amendments
Wrr was tecelYnd from the senate
That they helI ngreed q the iunse
amendments tn the bin BIZ blair. Which
sought To Fepeal lle Ink terfeG laN
undef the bausn anenanaats III ilnt
| ham the tax ferret II fp renalFq unla
Il1ffnafs nnr nnuf tuNfaad iii fWaMfH
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q . o G o o o 0 90 Q 600 o. o
5 vAcRANT VERSE. d
5 oaoeooo 0 ooo 0 600 0 8
-He AWAKENING OF POE.

THE AWAKENING OF POE.
If Poe hm lived to-day no magazine
elllor WOULD buy his poetry Nv ri
Howels
Once Up0n o midnight drcay Ed&if
I.FF@ Poe came IN euilq sseAry -.
He had hawked aboui&9h yain.lH
precious "pume, IL
II was something bout q raven, but ~
place q found a haven
= Ana ~ last he turned his draeg,pr
footsteps home.
Bul ere dawn an inspiration came "
aim. ana with elatlon
He seized his nen and wrofc wih
trenxied speed.
"lf smooth rhymes bring mnckins
laughter and It's lnrgld stuff
they're after.
mi hand II cut, hecause MS dough-
aeea
20 he wrote, wlth verbal richness on
the wha~ess Of The whiehnesH
And not q rhyme took form beneath
hls hlnd:
by the pallid bust Of Pallas, this viii
sell from here 70 ballast
He exclaimed, When flames Of hope
again We're famed.
SO he sold his hating measures, which
were SEIZED apon al treasure
And exploited in the various magd-
Zines.
Now he taxlcdbs % dinner ana de
clares rThis schemes win
nef-~
Rhymciess verse brings IN the pork
and beansi"
ARTHUR CHAPMAN
|meithj . i-lcmfwyp ybgkgiq
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o o o D o o o 0 o 0 o o o o Q
) WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING q
q @
o @ 1000 o. Q cccc C o O @ o Q Q
eaIhreath ltas Was.


Robert Galhpalh Is selling q large
iuaniliy Of oii lndereudcntly ef tle
,ipe line companies lIe has a pipe
liie 0f hls Nwn from Tho wells %
sienu neol station. This pilir line
FnaAas public highway Undcr ihc
rms W The lcagerSlfaln hlll Mr
alhrealh wpnld nave % bcrumu VI
plnnnu purchaser anil BUS and store
Il of the Oh Of bis uolehhnr ug III
ovid have "a hpcuur 2 common rir,
ics and disncscof his Wells mud cHuln.
lent This Is ile ruling af The A.
nrncy general u lhe matter 'rhe
uestInil was put sauarcly up Is lhc
t1ofnry general III Guthrie aud the
it0rney general told MI Johnson iha
4 thn private pipc llue crossed hlGlls
gay the producer Was subject % thc
arms 81 thc Yeagcr-Strain bin THUS
az Galbrcalh wogld have 70 add 20
large and increasing surplus af usi
20 out Of the producing hu9lness.
'llheF df which docs moi anord i
1leasanl prospect
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Notice to Teachers.

Tho eXamlnati0ns f0r c0mm0n
school diplomas will he held NJ MaFs
shall, Lowell. Crescent Orlando Mu-
haIl. RuFaldale district No. 59 goylc,
Navina. Meridian and Seward The
examination for coIorpd pupils at
goward GnthfIa AMI Mefilian
Examination VIII De- bold ur liH
following dates hnril Il md ~
May IT and 2s urgu all yuHr HunllH
whom sou ihlnk able 10 pass q iake
lhesa examinations
Respectfully
NEIL HUMPHREY
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0 Q 0 0 0 0 90 0 o Q o 0 Q o o
] IN THE HOTEL CORRIDORS. {
{
,ooooOoco0 . Q 100000 @ {

rs thv wHs. llusaejl If The i'3sttW #
uuie burg. Is roal aelur 1T tnniug
nut though, i would be well accord
ng q corridor philosophy u lruee
lhasp nns Ile mlsht hseHl 0uH.4
THE Legislators always adIQnfn CAT
II III the eseuinE nllash The ifeas
buNH aFp wanting q So elsewhere.
&I4sss ssazH wa e4s44r3N #s4
FIlpfer has nnHhfed hiNHntMnlaiee
HfAlnAI slsIu aud Will ihefu4ltar weaF
dress suits Thls Fl necessity In 1rl
1entun has recovered from the
fright pf defeat mud Il agaIu c0nhdenI
that Greer county has wlndbfeaks Ills
side uf the North star
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Read rhIs.

Hutchinson Kaus After trying doc.
tors and d.fferen, medicines for kid.
ney. bladder and rheumatic trouble.
lIall's Texas Nahdef cured me. H Is
fna best medicine en earth Walter
q. Perry, % $ Alaln street sola hg
NJ druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

liul 4 few years ago man bcllcv-
lue train cuull run fgonl New
York to Chicago III elghlecn hocfs
would have heen lccrca az n tho bus
mess wtli bug now those uAao.
famed eighlceu.hour railway man
grfs feel Il necessary 10 ertcr into
4 contract 10 agree they viii not re
duce Inc time 70 sixlsen hours
ANS old way WAS 10 stop AZ lhr
larger Places and make connections
With tause roads esNerlng those
large eltiass nov they whistle
through cities Of 100000 Inhabitants
The aame as II they did nnt exist
When the New York Central as
sumed fuil charge of the Old Bic
-Four ROAD from Saint Louis 10 CleNe
land and from Cincinnati 70 Ghica
en The assumed management had q
rale Of stopping fae fast trains II
county seaia Now ollie q the
ruins leaves ike union station Sc
saint Louis and whips through hasi
saint Louis lS5.OU0 peoplel The same
AZ If il were ast au this eSiih The
municipalities matte all efforts e
ftau for n time but soon feaike9
f was useless. ana nov there y no
si0phne these fast runs
The santa Pc promises io shorter
ne trip from Chicago 70 lAnNef
III aours ana that means Il VIII ad
I'd. for IN these ihys failure Is nal
ii snsAt Of IN esgenlng running time
ON oar railroads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

IN getting ready fuf i census report
Nuak0kea anil Oklahoma CITY are ad
linz thu surrounding towns and town
-hIlIh
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FINEST Evsa sasN

continued from isnec oud


Az soon as President TAFT reached
the White House he entered and was
greeted by the members Of specially
invited presidential party inrIuuihg tho
governors Of several states prominent
federal oiiicials, personal friends OF
The president aud The members 0f The
presidential family to a remote degree
Of relationship. A light luncheon was
served IN the great state dlningroom.
and az soon as II was over the presi.
dent walked across the grounds OF the
White iioGse tc Inc presidential re.
viewing stand baili on the south side
Of the avenue directly IN front OF the
main entrance 70 the White House and
facing Lafayette square. phe presi
dent took HIS place on The reviewing
stand, and with bin were the moals
bars ii lie presidential party Vice.
Pfcsiucnt sherman stood Oh Che imme.
dlatt riph, Of the chlef executive.
Across pennsylvania avenue directly
III srcmt Of me presideut was d huge
siand for spectators occupying tho en.
Tire length Of ohe s'aa % Lafayette
square.
Parade pasaos Ia Review
As aoen as TIE president appeared
on tho reliewius sana the lcadlug
band ol tho pros ioh, Naich had beoa
hal,od 70 aMah the appraranco Of MT.
Tart, began 10 plas nai 90 the Chlet"
Gen. lici gaye snt oiQef lO pass Va ~.
yiew. and the Ercal procesHion, having
( It's head al inp Whine ilouso, moved
/ forward ID pass bstore lhc ehiei magsat
crate. As body aileg body Uf soldiets,
sailors ana cisilInny paged. they ga
lutrd and he pre laeu palulpa ~
turn
II took the procession three hours 70
pass the reviewing strand Il Nas a
great sight, lull " interest ana col9t
fnder The direction uf the ylaimed mil
iiary chielluins VINO had given thclI
lime to The perfection ul details. the
parade passed quickly and III perfect
form. When III front oi the review
inc stand some oE The civic marching
clubs showed their proficiency n dfll
by performing eyolutlona Tie rusa
tara and National Guardsmeu. how
ayer. swept by In perfect military pre-
sIaion. The parade was worthy of The
occasion that called Il into marching
LLna.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Greek must have BEEN awful, of
llsp ihev spoke Il different thau The
Professors Of tho present age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Snnr arr happier When they slug
llhrps WHEN glles have new gown q
lt'enl the singing III
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Headquarters Tor everything Iha c0Tcs YOU = you Want
good goods and low prices call on
We agents for Lowneys fine Chocolate Csndy II you
want the best, have it.. e sts4.. s.4st 49,.
We carry the only line Of Cigars il the city / you wRhs
good smoke Try ours r8h 4o
II YOU want the best Toilet Articles we have them.
andd We don't belong the
but prices pay will
s y" money! 800 s'l 'cS oa1oms ssS Ave- g. r RENFRO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Some folks prax iur rain 30 they
may weaken their wniaAey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Colorado eenunneaa hu0allng bnl
colorado seldom is serious.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

nruwniee not appointed At command
if McGuire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

The graduate Ii preparing the an
anal thesis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

But then the Kansas Legislature is
Htill goin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

ptohlblion sun prohlbila n
nlaeea
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saint pat IN The 'marain'T Is the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-04

Come atoms with he nasler bonnet
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-26

En- aquel momento entire
el y la terra, estaba inter
p. puesto ell sol.
Bahado por los rayos rojizOs de
Marte y Venus, Ell planeta
aparecio nuevamente.

Gel cometa Morehause-dice un .diario
sur americano-se fue aproximando al sol
ALA por los meses de noviembre a diciem-
bre del ailo nltimo, mientras la TERRA Sc lie
fue alejando hasta que ell 25 de diciembre
Sc encontraron ambos opuestos lados del
sol, es decir; la terra POGO despues de su
solsticio de verano, Y ell cometa directamen
te detras del astro solar, en- conjunction SUI
perior Y en- su perihelio.
Durante Ell tempo transcurrido desde
aquel entonces hasta la fecha, ell cometa no
ha sido visible por interponerse entire el
Y la terra la enorme masa SOLAR.
''Sin embargo La noche del % de enero
del alo civil, y POGO despues de las cuatro
de la madrugada, ell director del Observa-
torio Astron6mico de Santiago, secundado
por ell astr6nomo senior Weber, descubri6
ell cometa al norte de la corona austriana'
en- La constellation de Sagittarius, en- el 70
dfaco'.
"Bafiados por los fasos rogizos de Marte
Y de Venus, el comete a,oafece tan brlllan-
te como antes de su eclipse; la hora de su
ascencion recta es casi precediendo a la
aurora, su situaci6n para Santiago es la
sur-este precisamente sobre las cumbres
de las montana"
"Al ser observados con ell equatorial Red
sold, Sc pudo comprobar que carecia de nu-
cleo que SUI cola Sc dirigia hacia abajo y
hacia la derecha del anteojo. Su pEesencia
dur6 escasamentes seis minutes, pQr haber
Sc Dorado su imagen del cielo con las pri-
meras claridades de la manana."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-26
Treasury Department Of Porto Rico,
BIENEs INMUEBLEs
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

sTTRAsTA PUBLICA BIENES INMUEBLEs
En- Ia Ctura de Rntas Intenas Rio Grande Ell dia 80
Mario de 1909 los sguiene da da de ern
ddos 10. moes postores eacnados parties de los mis-
mos para contrbucone recargos que ueron
embargados p haer pagado ddo tempo las conbucone
vencdas los recarg segdn dpone Ley de Rentas Inernss
PRoPETARIos Description de PrOpdd COntbuciOne gasO'
aproximados
TERCERA sUBASTA
paplino Matos TO- 10 odas / casa Guzman Arriba 1923
Rosendo Perez lO cdas llfo
PRIMERA SUBASTA.
Ronfacio w Delgado 20 cdas barro Cuzman Abao 1852
uan onez de Victoria barriO Jmenez 1861
Manuel Pmensl ssro 248 cdas Alameye 2o l3S04
Pueden dsa que deseen los repecvos expeden
Ell comprador propdad dbe depOGa elective 10
dez Dor ento del vend perdea
caso que deare de la cual 6 subaad
la propedad dez d guents verified remate
Rio Grande, Puerto Rico.
Aprobado B. R. Dix-Acing Treasurer
(Firmado) A. Dlaz Neves-Coector.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-26
E ELRETRATODEL
DR.. CARbONELL,
Su sonora viuda 10 re-
gala al rnunicipio de
..Mayaguez.
El retrato esta hecho en-
Barcelona y resulta TN
\ excelente trabajo.
Despues de algunOs diss de es-
tancia en- San Juan ira a San,
to Domingo la sonora Mieses.

Aver regres6 de Espana en- ell vapor "Ca-
talina" la distinguida senora Florpes Mie-
ses, viuda de Carbonell. Esta estimable da-
ma acompah6 q su esposo, ell q. fue 'nues-
tro ilustre compatriota DR.. Carbonell, en-
su dltimo viaje Espala.
Como informamos oportunamente, el DR.
Carbonell, va muy grave de la doIencia que
lie llev6 al sepulcro, visit6 los banos de Ar
chena y de ALI pas6 a Madrid, no encontran
do mejoria en- ninguno de esos puntos.
AL fin fue Jerez de la Frontera, en- don
de vive su hiia Camelia y en- donde falle-
clio. Su amante compaiiera lie acompah6
siempre y, cumplido su penoso deber de
dejar en- la tumba el que fu6 su esposo, re-
gres6 Puerto Rico para de aquf If a San
to Domingo en- donde reside su familia que
es muy conocida y aeomodada allf.
Tn magnifico retrato del ilustre puerto
rriqueho cuyas cenizas guarda hoy la es-
paflola TERRA, trajo consigo su viuda y ira
ia de regalarlo al municipio de Mayagtiez
que tuvo para ell finado 10 mas correcta con
Quota, guardandolc consideraciones que
81 merecidas, no dejan por clio dc ser me-
nos estimadas por SUI viuda.
Antes de partir para Santo Domingo vi
sitara q Mayagdez con ell objeto expresa-
do de entregar ell retrato, la expresada
DANA.
Deseamosle un buen viaje q su patria
q la sefiora viuda de Carbonell, reiterando-
le una vez mas nuestro mas profundo testi-
monio dc pesame por la irreparable perdi-
da Que eXperimenta.
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Gel Chiquillo''.

"El Chiquillo".
Los artistas recibieron enthusiasts aplau
SOS y ell pdblico qued6 satisfecho por COM
pleto.
En- los intermedins TN prestigiditador
cubano, que creemos sea el meior que nos
ha visitado, presento varias suertes que
verdaderos rompe-cabezas.
La compahfa compuesta por la sefiora
doha Agustina Rodriguez, de Justis, Srta'
Virgilia Lauces, Sres. Francisco Justis, An
tonic Atianza, Adolfo y Antonio Vicente
y German Fernandez, continuaran perma-
neciendo en- esta localidad la actual Sc
mana, con el fin de celebrar otras veladas.
Busn exito deseamos al Sr. Justiz y de
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mas miembros de la Compa1ia.
Encuentrase entire nosotros ell Sr. don
Jose Florit de Arecibo.
Varios j6venes piensan asistir a las con-
ferencias escolares que han de celebrarse
en- Hatillo el pr6ximo sAbado.
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LLEGo "a coRREo.
En- las primsras horzs de IA uaa6ana de-
hoy lego ei vaPOr eorTeo de los Estados o.
O.-Eoeas que urgen del aqua. Nosa de
IA r.
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(v6ass Is sdid6n de mahanA) }
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-26
Dicen De QuebTadiIas.
Una cOmpaiis dramatics
da ALI fanciOneS.
(De nuestro coTresponsal.)

Mario 25.-LaIeompAha dramatica del
Sr. Justiz, tan conocida en- Puerto Rico. ha-
ee una seman4 que Sc encuentra hacienda
las delicias de este pdbhco.
Fl domingo por Ia noehe una numerosi-
sima eoneurencia de 10 mas granada de
nuestra buena sociedAd, di6se eta en- el
ssl6n-teatro, ayida de eOnocer los ne6tos
de los aTtistas que formaE Ia compahla.
Fus puesto en- escena y representado ad
mirablemente el magnHico drama 80 q
el BombeEO" y Ia ehistosa piecesita c5miea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-26
Don Manuel Fernandez Juncos.

Reproducimos facsimil. carta que dirije este
dstinguido escror expresando el efecto que produ-
jera propo el $50 de las Pildoras de Foster
para los rnones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-26

Eol0Ddrinas, veranean por todzs parte.
y en- todAs las epocas.
Ans0nio PGz.
Rio-GrAnde % de 1903.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-26

En- esta imprents Sc yende panel
de peri6dico 4 dos pesos quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-26

En- esta imprcnta Sc vends papol
yieio dos pesos los 46 kilos.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-01

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