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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-25

satisfy the amounts named in said
decree, or as much thereof. as said
property will bring upon the said sale.
2-The successful bidder at the said
sale must pay in, in cash, within five
days from the date of the acceptance
of his said bid by the master, the sum
Of $4,000 to the Registry of the United
States Court, the same to be returned
to the said bidder should the report
Of the sale by said master not be
approved.
3.-The successful bidder at the said
sale may pay in as cash on his said
bid the Receivers certificates and
obligations issued in this cause, outs
landing at the time Of the sale, prov
ided however, that the said bidder
shall not pay in less than the aforesaid
sum Of 5000, in cash to be applied to
the payment of masters fees, compens-
alton of the receiver, stenographer and
other courts cost and expenses.
4.-The successful bidder at the said
sale shall pay in cash at the time the
sale is approved by the Court, an
amount sufficient to pay in full all
receiver certificates and obligations
issued and incurred in this cause, exist
ing at the time of the said sale and
not represented by said bidder.
5.-Upon the approval by the Court
of the sale made in pursuance of the
aforesaid decree, the Undersigned
master shall execute a deed Of convey
ance in favor Of the purchaser of the
above described property, whereupOn
the Central Altagracia incorporated
shall be forever shut out and debarred
from any and all rights and equity
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-25
-(48)-

To- eEncana los fondstas por donde pasamos9 Porque
sicmpre tiene dspuestas las mejores habtacones.
-Hutchings lleva consgo varita magca, mi dulce
Me talsman ante ell cua inclna todo. 5Que pre-
s,nta tus ojos ahoraq Digase al momento.
ST.. quiero hacerte pregunta-djo Mile
rnantlo la .cabeza sobre el hombro de su marido.
'. Venga.
i Estas satsfecho de mi? iNo te averguenzas de tn
,nIjer?
-.Avergonzarme de IT,. iPero has perddo el jucos
;Qut te ha puesto semejante idea en- la cabeza:
No me has presentado nadie desde que
emos cncontrado personas que te conocian sempre
has procurado alejarles.
i has pensado que 20 estaba avergonzado de tie -
-iQue podia pensar, Jorge? Soy ignorante cria-
10 Sc ndigna de la esposa de hombre de ia
lento, pero.
Eres mi mujer estoy orgulloso de ello iAvergon-
de tt! Espera que leguemos Inglaterra, Mile,
enonces veras 81 estoy avergonzado de IT, muiereita
mia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-25

of redemption in and to the said prop
erty.
San Juan, Porto Rico October Is,
1909.
F. FANO.
Special Master in Chancery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
NEWS OF GREENVILLr.



Greenville, Dec. 24.-(Special.)-
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Thagard on Main street was
the scene last night of the celebration
OF the twenty-f1fth anniversary of the
marriage OF Mr.. Warren Thomas Tha-
gard and Miss Leni Leoti Herlong.
The guests were met at the door by
l. Y. Traweek. Jr.. and e. A. Herlong
and Misses Elsie Winkler and Frances
Beeland. The whole lower floor was
thrown into one large room beautifully
decorated with smilax, holly and mis-
tletoe, The punch bowl, presided over
by Mrs. Walter Flowers and Mrs Dan
Metcalf, was banked In cut flowers and
ferns. This was placed in the recep-
tion hall. and the tea table, over
which Mrs. j. H. Dunklin and Mrs.
Frank Daniel presided. was situated in
the second parlor and was similarity
decorated.
About o'clock Mrs. w ]. Beeland
sang will You Remember Me?" and
afterward Mrs. r. A. Beeland sang, IT
am Growing Old" Mr.. and Mrs Tha-
gard entered. preceded by their chill
dren, Warren and Fletcher Thagard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Stewart. to
the strains of the wedding march
with tho initials OF Nj. and Mrs. Tha-
gard and the dates. Rev. w. o.
Waggener blessed them and wished
for them that they might celebrate
their golden wedding.
After congratulations had been
showered upon them the guests re-
paired to the dining room where
Misses NJ. Z. Ewing. Clara Powell,
Helen Perdue and Lucille Graham
served block cream ana cakes A
happy end to an evening most pleas
antly spent was the cutting of the
bridal cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thagard were the re-
cipients OF many beautiful and costly
gifts.
Misses Elise Little, Ruby Nicholson
and Genie Powell of MontevaIlo. Eric
McCaslill and Bernard Steinhart of
the University Of Alabama, and Oscar
Porter and Joe Poole from Auburn
and Mr.. Glenn Stanley of Starke's
School in Montgomery are at home
for the holidays.
Mr. Conner Knight OF Jack seville
Is in Greenville the guest OF relatives
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Malone OF
Jacksonville. Fla. are the guests OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. I. z. Traweelx.
Lewis Perdue of Princeton Univer-
sity is at home for the holiday.
Miss Gladys Murphy IL At home
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
PRESIDENT SHOPS LATE
BUYs PRESENTS FOR WIFE AND
DAUGHTER.
Taft Takes Trip Down Pennsylvania
ACCOMMODATIONS Holiday Greet
ings OF Bfbuious Quar-

washington. Dec. 24-President Taft
went shopping afoot this afternoon,
playing Santa Claus In open fashion.
He wandered from shop to shop, ia
king hearty interest In the store
windows and good naturedly return
ing the 3ostiingszof the crowds which
damned the Sidewalks. Captain Arch
ibaid Butt. walked with him. and TIM
mediateiy behind traiIed two vigiiant
secret service men.
At q jewelers. on Pennsylvania
Avenue he selected presents for Mrs.
Taft and his daughtr. Miss Helen Taft.
AS the President passed hotel on
Fifteenth Street the pin wheel door to
the bar spun merrily, and four bibu-
ious ceiebrants of the holiday season
emerged They gained the sidewalk,
laughing immoderately and efrusively.
wishing each other the compliments OF
the season. when one espied the Pres
ident.
Merry Christmas, Mr.. President"
he cried. Merry Christmas"
All four men managed to raise their
hats. The President looked them over
and then. with q broad grim. lifted
his own head gear.
THANK you, gentlemen" he said.
Let me wish you the same.
There will be no especial observance
Of the day at the White House tomor-
row. The Taft family win dine to-
gether, and with the children at home.
the celebration will not be different
from a million homes throughout the
United States The employees Of the
white House win each receive tur-
kev and the clerks of the executive
offices will get S. apiece. Mr. Taft's
presents to the personal force in the
white House, It is understood. win
cost him $500.
seven members OF the Presidents
official family will spend their Christ
mas here. They are Secretaries Knox,
Wilson, Macveagh, Nagel. Meyer, Bal
finger and Postmaster General Hitch
cock. Secretary Of War Dickinson Is
on his way to Porto Hico on trip OF
inspection, while Attorney General
wick ersham will spend the day in New
york with Mrs. wickersham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
FACTS ABOUT
EXAMINATIONS
News { Those Seeking
Selection.
supsfEORs At ATLANTA
Jrector Hunt Makes a Series Of
Personal Talks.
Last Date to Mako Applications FOR
Csuntins People Placed A.
January 10 - Resuests
Must BE seat to section
Director Swanson.


p II 2
Director OF Census Duran and Chief
statistician Hunt. attended the con-
ference Of census supervisors held in
Atlanta recently. Practically all SUE
pervisors for Alabama. Georgia, Flor
ida and Tennessee were present,
The work Of the conference com
slated. mainly. in personal addresses
by the director and the statistician.
outlining to the supervisors the plan
OF procedure to be followed In the SCI
lection of enumerators and In doing
the actual work OF enumeration and
the like. Supervisor Swanson for
tina Second Alabama District. attend
ed the conference. and gives out the
following information:
Under the census law. enumera-
tors are to be selected by the super
Wilson's. subject to the approval Of the
director OF the census. One of the
conditions OF the directors approval
in every instance Is that the appli-
cant must undergo q test examine
tion. It il understood that this exam
ination will be comparatively easy.
This examination will consist chiefly
or the flling out by the applicant OF
sample schedules from printed slips
containing data. such as viii be coll
1Scted by enumeratorS IN tneir actuah
work. The scope OF the examination
is designed to test both. the handwrit-
ing OF the applicant and his ability to
properly classify on the schedules the
Information he 10 to collect.
TT iE expected that these examin-
ations will be held early In February
in each supervisors district, at q num-
Der OF points. 10 as to be practically
accessible to all applicants. No APP
plicant who falls to pass the examin-
alton will be appointed enumerator.
The examination papers win be passed
on. In the first instance. by the super
visors. but finally passed on by the
director. to whose approval the super
visorss selections OF enumerators win
be subject.
"As a little time viii be required.
after all applications are in, TO pre-
pare details for examination. II has
been decided not to receive any appli-
cation after january IS. Until that
time. however. applications are in or
der for any territory In this district,
which embraces Baldwin,. Butler,
conecuh. Covington. crenshay. Escam-
bia. Montgomery. Pike and Wilcox
Counties. and should be addressed to
w. C. Swanson. Census Supervisor.
Montgomery, Ala"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

: Miss Blanch Downey. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Downey OF Section,
and Luther c. Hawkins. principal Of
the high school at Portersviiie. were
married at the home Of w. A. Gasque
at Section, Rev. q. w. Gasque ofiieiat-
ing.
Mr.. w, T. Swift. the representative
of the Jones Cotton Company OF Deca-
tur, purchased the cotton, $50 bales, OF
G. w. white & Son. at Dutton. tne
price paid being sl0,o90.24.
win. died at her home at Larkin and
was buried at the Butler grave yard.
She was member OF the Baptist
Church and lived q consistent Christian
life. she leaves her husband and three
little girls.
derrrass, living on the farm OF J. G,
Jacobs. got one of his eyes blown out
by the explosion OF a shell at his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
china WIN Make Protest.

PICKING. Dec. 24.--It is understood
that China Is preparing to protest
formally against Japan's alleged vin-
lation during the past year OF the
Manehurian telegraph convention of
1908. The protest will charge that
Japan is maintaining transmission bu-
reauS at all points in Manchuria as
well as at Che Foo for the purpose OF
putting Chinese kilograms into Japa-
nese language. thereby competing with
the Chinese service and violating the
convention by which this privilege
was granted only to Japanese rest
dents for the purpose of increasing
Japanese communications and trafiic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
News or RuF2ULA.
l. Harvey Brown, Confederate vet
eran "a Dead

Eufauia. Dec. 24-(speciai) I'LL.
Harvey Brown, an old esteemed citi-
zen of the city died at his home here
yesterday afternoon and was buried
In Fair View cemetery. here this
evening.
Mr.. Brown was 70 years old and
resided In this city the greater por-
ton Of his life. He was a veteran
Of the war and served as q policeman
OF the city for a long period. He
reared a large family OF boys. num-
her OF whom survive him and who
reside in various sections OF this and
other States.
Fire destroyed three-room cottage
on Hunter street this morning at 2
O'Clock owned by Mr.. Bowdon and oc-
rupied by Mr.. Signer and family. The
flames had gained fair Roadway be-
fore the alarm was turned In and the
occupants were compelled TO break
through the window to effect their
escape. Mr.. Bowdon held small poll
ley of Insurance on the building but
there was none on the household ef-
fects. Two adjoining buildings caught
tire but the flames were extingufsiied
with little damage.
information OF the death OF Mrs.
A. N. Gary, an old and highly esteem
ed woman of Conner, has been receive
and was the mother OF twelve children.
Her body was buried In the family
burying ground near her home yester-
day.
Mrs. Sterling Dismukes Is seriously
I'll at her home In Conner with typhoid
fever Mrs. Dismukes' case IL the
ft. at has recently appeared In
't.t sge.
Stoyall and his mother and
rho have been residing al
lille for q long period. will
iuary l. move to the old
7,s-o home near Conner where Mr..
viii engage in agricultural
slH.
alton of the death of Mrs.
cochran at her home in Mid
erday has been received here.
hiram had been in feeble
a long period and her death
,ected
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

from Florence where she attends the
Normal school.
Jesse Peterson of Montgomery Is
here for the week.
r.. A. Gamble OF jacksonville Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gam
BILE.
Prof, and Mrs. p. w. Hodges are
spending the holidays with Mr..
Hodgeg parents IN Albertvtile.
Lewis womack Of Montgomery Il at
home for the holidays.
Jeff Beeiand. student at Castle
Heights School at Lebanon, Tenn. Is
here for the holidays.
Frank Smith OF Lebanon IL at home
for . few days with his mother. Mrs.
Smith.
There will BIZ several Christmas
trees at the different churches. the
one at the Methodist being preceded
by a Christmas cantata entitled. "A
Jack Frost Christmas Shower"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Rowsn Glenn died wednesday At the
homo Of her daughter. Mrs. Geo. w.
Brabson. In South Florence, aged 6S.
She had been resident Of Lauder
dale county many years and had .
large circle Of friends. 5ne il surviv-
ed BY three sons. +. J.. Of Tuscumbia.
3. H. OF Jasper. and A. w. Glenn. "a
sheffield and three daughters, Mrs.
Brabson. Mrs LIT. Hill. Of Birming-
ham. and Mrs. Charles Pepper. Of At
lants. Ca. The funeral was held
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
VOC. Cor sfreet Law.

Florence. Dec. Especially by q
large majority the people OF Mitchell
and st. F1orian boat this week voted
to adopt stock law. the vote in the
former standing over to / and In st.
Fforian nearly to ! for the measure.
other beats In the county are prepar-
ing to ask the Commissioners Court
TO submit the question 70 the voters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
4 FULL QUARTS DE Ia VEGAS
IMPORTED SHERRY WINE
FOR $40.
In Plain Package Exprensage Paid
GReal Trndfnm Co.. Pensacola, Fla.


washington. Dec. 24.--A group of q
dozen German musicians and dancers
who have been detained at Ellis Island
for some time because II was believed
they came to the United States in VIC.
latIon of the contract labor law. will
be allowed to land. The evidence
failed to show that there was any con.
tract.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

x Florence, Dec. 4.--(Special) The
body OF Henry Gfvens, a former citi-
zen OF Florence. who died Sunday an
Ft. Smith. Ark, reached Florence this
morning and was taken to the home
of his brother. Franklin Givens. In tho
country. Mr.. 0ivens was fifty years
old and left Florence q year ago. He
is survived by daughter. Mrs. Joe
Phillips, and two sons. Luther and
Austin Givens. all of Florence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
HoosIna NIGHT nIDnns.

Brings Lawiesaness.
Evansville, Ind, Dec 2<s--Lively
development of tobacco grown In
Southern Indiana has been followed by
the dissension characteristic OF the
industry and a dozen barns In spencer
ana Warrick counties have burned In
the last few days.
Barns on the farms OF Rose and Ed
ward Nichols In Spencer county. con-
tanning many thousands OF pounds. Of
tobacco. were DESTROYED by fire last
night.
The Indiana Tobacco Growers I'M
ion has opened q warehouse and Is
making strong effort to maintain
prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

! q Feathers, King wfIliam, Dewavs
scotch. Canadian Cluh, upperten, Ezffz
ana hin, Lewis 100, nznrrny Hili caub,
Cascade, 4. w. Hnryer ama exhsrs.
send un your order new.
4. Brsckman a Co., Fenaacofa, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
JAcKsoN COUNTY NEWS.

Eiinha stogsdin, So Years old, ~
Dead.
! Scottsboro, Dee. 4.--fSpecial 81 Elf
sha Stogsdili, aged 8s years and 2
days, died at his home near Fackler
Mr.. stogsdill had been in bad health
for some time, although his death was
a shock to mis- many friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

home near here . few. days ago. He
stands a chance TO lose the other eye,
as It was badly damaged by the sxple-
sion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Selma, Dec. 24.-tSpeciai)--The A.
year-oid child of DR.. and Mrs. Chis-
holm died at . local infirmary tonight
after an illness of several days. The
body will be shipped to Demopoiis to-
morrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

On at the Majestic. the place to go
and take your friends. Better reserve
your seats now and save being disap-
adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

on at the Majestic. the place to go
and take your friends. Better reserve
your seats now and save being disap-
pointed. Matinee 400 Night. $3.50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Messrs. Joseph and Morris Bloch,
two young residents OF Selma. have
purchased the stock and store of the
Alabama Hardware Company on Wa
ter Street. Both Of these young men
are we'll known throughout Central
Alabama
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
calIahan Buried.

!. 24.--(SpeciaD-Wil-
n. aged 20 years. son
laha1. died yesterday
ness ana was buried
graveyard. In Lex
brother, Frank Gala
n the same lot thir-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Misses Thorne Nelson and Ernestine
Smith, who teach school at Summer
field. have returned home for the holi-
days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

The regular Christmas services will
be held at the Catholic Church tomor-
row with Father Joseph NJ winkel-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Mr.. Edward Atkins Is expected home
tonight from Montgomery to spend the
holidays with his parents. Mayor and
Mrs. v. B. Atkins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

EltQ QtC0tulnkf VIII Will ~ eH@sst @tA -
Father J.. p. Mcdonald. At each 81
the services a well trained choir un-
der the direction OF Prof. J r. Groves
win render mustca1 program.
At Q o'clock Christmas morning high
mass will be held. At $50 o'clock
low mass win be heid. after which
VIII be sacrament. There will be no
services At the church during the
evening. This new organ which has
been recently installed with be heard
Tomorrow for the first time.
Minister. Make chs.sss.
DR.. W. p. Dickinson, who for the
past three years has been the pastor
Of the Church Street Methodist Church.
Will move next Wednesday or Thurs
day to Prattville. to which station the
recent Conference at opelika appoint
cd him.
DR.. Dannelly,. who was appointed
pastor OF the Church Street Methodist
Church. with his family. Is expected
to reach Selma next Friday and will
congregation the following Sunday.
Rev. r X. Abernathy. who has been
the presiding elder OF the Selma dis
trict. with his family. moved yester-
day to Pensacola, DIR. Alternately hav-
Ing been given the charge of the
Gadsden Street Methodist Church
there.
Social and Personal.
Miss Anneiu Burns, who has been
attending the Brenau College ut
Gainesville. Ca. has returned home TO
spend the holidays. Miss Burns was
accompanied by Miss Lily Mae Petty
john. of Culebra, Panama. who will
spend the holidays with her.
Miss JAMIE Ports. who is principal
OF the Marengo High school at Thorn
aston. has returned to her home here
70 spend the holidays.
Clifford Lamar, who has been at
tending the Starke School In Mont
gomery, is here for the holidays.
Mr.. A. w. Donnos has reached sell
ma from Princeton. Ala. to spend the
holidays with his sisters, Misses Rosa
and Bessie Donnor.
Miss Elise Jones returned home yes
terday from Birmingham to spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. P. Jones.
Misses Mary and George Dawson are
here on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Howard seay spent yesterday
here with friends while en- route from
his home in Montgomery to Green's
boro. where he will visit relatives.
Mr.. E. b. Martin OF Martins station
is here for the HOLIDAYS with his sister,
Mrs ". b. Atkins
Mr. Edward Atkins Is expected home
tonight from Montgomery to spend the
holidays with his parents. Mayor and
Mrs v. B. Atkins.
Mr. Catesby Jones Is at home from
stare's School in Montgomery for the
Miss Gonzella Byrne, who teached
school. in Greensboro. N. c.. is at home
for the holidays.
Misses Thorne Nelson and Ernestine
Smith, who teach school at Summer
field. have returned home for the holt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Mr.. Catesby Jones Is at home from
stare's School in Montgomery for the
holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Miss Gonzella Byrne, who teached
school. in Greensboro. N. c.. is at home
for the holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

MURRY HILL cLuDs
LEWIS 81
CASCADE,
WILSON,
GREEN RIVER,
FULL QUARTS
$500
EXPRESS PAID.
GrefI TRADING Co., Pensacola, Ella.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Mr. E. b. Martin OF Martins station
Is here for the holidays with his sister,
Mrs. ". b. Atkins
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Mr.. Howard seay spent yesterday
here with friends while en- route from
his home in Montgomery to Green's
boro. where he will visit relatives.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
---------.---~--~
Darby Hurt.

24.-(Special)-Mrs.
py ID woman, was the
AZ 1a'o mt yesterday. She
81 - SO in front OF her
b 7e5@rsd her hip and
taees account Of her
feeeeti ccident will prove
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
SANTA CLAUS IN SELMA
LARGE SHOPPING CROWD ON LAST
DAY.


selma. Dec. Especial. 1.-THE
largest shopping crowd Of the holiday
season spent today in Selma and the
afternoon trains out OF the city car
ried hundreds OF packages with which
Santa Claus VIII make bright masy
rural homes.
Every train into Selma this morn
ing was crowded with rural shoppers
who returned to their homes this af-
ternoon with many packages. The
residents OF Selma also turned out In
large numbers and the streets in the
retail district presented q most AMI
mated appearance until late tonight.
All OF the retail stores did q large
business during the day. The Christ
mas trading started late In Selma but
It is thought that the receipts OF the
stores will total those OF other hoh-
days.
The. business at the postoffice was
unusually heavy today. During the
past few days the business OF the ex-
press company has been enormous.
The number of packages received here
Is. far In excess of other years. Two
and three express cars have been nee
essary to handle the packages for the
people along the louisville and Nash
Vile from Pensacola TO Selma. At the
express ONCE q long line OF those ex-
pecting packages could be seen all
day.
Boats Brfng Light Loads.
The Alabama river packets City of
Mobile and James T. Staples reached
the city wharf early this morning
from Mobile. Both of the boats
brought only small loads of freights
and few passengers. The City of Mo-
bile and the James +. Staples will
A..
return trip.
Firms Dissolve.
In the office of Probate Judge p. IL.
Pitts this morning there were hled for
record dissolution papers of two LOCAL
corporations. The two firms are the
Southern Clothing and Notion Com
pany and the r. H. Love General In
surance Agency.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Miss Elise Jones returned home yes
terday from Birmingham to spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Jones.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Mr.. A. w. Donnos has reached Sell
ma from Princeton. Ala, to spend the
holidays with his sisters. Misses Rosa
and Bessie Donnor
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

~ OHGl7Is
-(special)--Mrs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Clifford Lamar, who has been at
tending the Starke School In Mont
gomery, is here for the holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25

Miss jamie Ports. who Is principal
OF the Marengo High School at Thorn
aston. has returned to her home here
70 spend the holidays.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-25
ll.nl.ter. slake cAs.ses.


Miss Annelu Burns, who has been
attending the Brennan College Vt
Gainesville. Ca, has returned home TO
spend the holidays. Miss Burns was
accompanied by Miss Lily Mae Petty
john. Of Culebra, Panama. who viii
spend the holidays with her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-12

Str. Flyer will~make special ex
position trips DAILY, leaving Sc
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11:15 p. m. $50