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New-York tribune., 1909-01-16

Mrs William 2. Draper gave theatre par7
last night for her daughte-. Miss Violet Cushnsa
7yhi-h was followed by a supper and intorns
dancing at the Hotel Gotham Among the g1ssu
were Miss Evelyn Witherbee. Miss Louise With
erbee. Miss Kathryn Auerbac1. Miss E1izaosta
Hare Powell. Miss Gertrude Beekuan. Mss Dors
" BisseI. Miss COrnelia Hoyt. Miss Cons,ans
Pulitzer. Miss Charlotte Delafad Miss Emily Pot
ter Miss Jessie Hazard Miss Angelica s Brown
Miss Constance and Miss Beatrice Pratt MS
Margaret Ninsiow. Miss Susan Fish Dresser MS
I.eonie Alexandra. T. C1esIey Richardson r. Ha@
burton FaIes. George Henry Warren. Walter Al
derton Snowder Fahnestock and Robert e Ht
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
NEW YORK SOCIETY.


to-day at the home Of her parents. NJ a. sos
George Crawford Clark. No. 1927 F4ftb - l IN
Reginald Fincke- The ceremony will bA -
by Bishop Doane Of Albany, assisted NV -. uea
Dr. William r Huntington, and it VIII ha -, N@N
by a reception and wedding breakfast ~. 80 Isa
attendants will be her sister. Miss Marian Iass
and her cousin. Miss Mary Hartman. and c~< '4'<
Crawford Clark. jr, brother OF the brd. -s 81
be the best man WI
The Junior League. composed OF the dsnr.
Of the season. VIII give it's annual t-1a ents-t,.a
for charity on the evening OF February Is an1 -
afternoon and evening OF the following A.,
the Plaza It viii consist OF a musical co.-.s
entitled That Girl o. Mine" by Manuel Lr,,,g
r A Barnet. Miss Carol A Hartman h - "a
dent Of the league. Miss Janetta Alexandra -.
tary and Miss Evelyn Witherbee treasur., -
has the boxes FOR sale at her home No a r.S
avenue. The cast. as far as completed uuI -
Miss Blanche De Loosely Oelrichs as Mouv W.
vern. Miss Helen VI. Mclaughlin as Miss wsvl-
Irish washerwoman). Miss Molly Sturgts a, "
Latham, the chaperon. and Miss Carol A r.
man will take the part Of Primrose. Other, =.
will appear in the cast viii be Miss Esys
Brooks. Miss Josephine A. Osborn Miss Jsav--
KisseI, Miss Clara Fargo and Miss FIourncvs-
kins-
Miss Lucy Bigelow Dodge viii arrive IN tcv,.
Bigelow. for two weeks.
The Baroness speck Won sternburg nv,
luncheon at the waloott yesterday FOR Mra N,AS
las Lougworth-
In behalf OF Auxiliary OF the Manhattan Tr.a
School for Girls OF which Mrs Gus;ays
Kirby is chairman. and the ward COMMITTEES q, n.
New York Infrmary for Women and Ctuds-
"Coppelia." ballet pantomine by Denbes ",
presented by amateurs yesterday afternoon s,a
evening at the waIdorf-Astoria The cast u
cluded Mrs. Langdon Geer as swanh1da Isub
Wendell. IT.. as Coppelius. Evart Jansen wsndg
as the Burgomaster, William Herbert Adams q
Franz and Miss Katherine NIcCook as the Don
4 feature OF the performance were ths aztonz
dances done by several prominent young peops
Appearing as country girls were Miss Dorutsy
Bull. Miss Ruth Davis. Miss Eleanor Duane Mz
katherine Duane Miss Florence Gayley Mss Dor
othy Hurry. Miss Gertrude SIocum and Miss Esa
nor Townsend The czardas done By IN
Hugh y. Camp. jr-. Lawrence Durs1t Mn
Lucia Burton. Miss Catherine Burton. Miss Bea-
trix Buel Miss Louise Freeman. Miss HEEs
Sooysrnith. Miss CorneIia Montgomery. Miss vsn
Eliot, Gardner Perry, Harvey Ladsw and Others
Among the villagers were Miss Virginia Duzns
Miss Dorothy McAlpin, Miss Nartory Dana a-.
Miss Beatrice Carpenter The first act showed
public square in a small Hungarian Villages
one side the house OF old COppeius the dolmAkE
and on the other that OF SwanhIda, and the So
ond act gave the interior % Coppelius's shcr
There was a large and brilliant audience PRESET
al each performance.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16

The striking hatmakers may show how much
truth there IS in the phrase as mad as a hat
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe
New-York tribune., 1909-01-16

| Miss Lucy Bigelow Dodge viii arrfye IN tcvsh
day and Will be the guest OF her grsnd1athsr Jss
| Bigelow for two weeks
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-28

Miss Essie McSwain of Rock prai-
RE, was in the city Saturday shop
Ping.
Mrs. S. VI. Edge and Mss Minnie
White have returned from visit to
..organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S, Kennedy of
Fountain We're visitors to the city
Saturday.
T. NJ. Ewing OF the bottom, was
| looking after business matters here
Saturday.
Capt. aud Mrs p. II. Dawson of
Wellborn, were visitors to the city
yesterday.
NJ. G. Nall of Austin, is at home
on visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Nall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dunn came down
from Hearne yesterday afternoon TO
visit relatives.
All kinds fresh garden seed in bulk
and package. Seed Irish potatoes. G.
z. Bullock G. Co. 7S
Steve Moss of Tabor, was a pleas
ant caller at the Eagle office while In
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Jas. Boxley and daughter Miss
Halle, of Providence, were visitors
TO the city Saturday.
Just received a fresh supply OF
Garden, Flower and Field Seed. Hen
sarling Bros. Phone PSI. ~
Tom Goodman of Harvey. was a
pleasant caller at the Eagle Office
while in the city Saturday.
Mrs. viii Hedrick returned to
Wheelock yesterday after a pleasant
visit TO Miss Kate Lawrence.
-Four room cottage for rent. already
screened. Barn and other out houses
Mrs. Matte Scrimshire. a
Mrs. Fred Pryor returned TO bel
home in Austin yesterday after
pleasant visit with Mrs. o. H. Astin
: c. E. Bullock & Co. for good gro
ceries; good prices; good service; or
ders highly appreciated. c. +. Bul
lock & Co. a
J.P. Adams of Zulch. Madison coun
~, was here yesterday and carried on
a big wagon load Of Bryan manufactur
ed fertilizer.
Hensarling Bros. have a car o
choice Texas Alfalfa and two carr
fine North Texas corn on track. Phone
PSI, Hensarling Bros. q
, Bin and Ernest Ettle returned yes
tsfday from Hot Springs, Ark, where
they had been for some months in th'
interest OF the latter's health.
LoST-Between my house and San
ders Bros. store by way of opera house
ladies long coat Finder please re
turn TO me and get reward. J. NJ
Peters.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-28

T. G. Bennett, L. B. Brinkley and
Hugh Burns of Grimes county, were
in the city Saturday buying supplies
from Bryans large mercantile estab-
lishments.
Joe Woiton went TO Navasota yes
terday afternoon as advance man for
the B. A. c. minstrel which appears
in that city on next Thursday night
March 4th.
DR.. II. H. Harrington passed
through the city yesterday en- route
TO his home in Fort Worth. He ex-
pressed regret at not being able to
stop of and see his many friends.
Mr.. ]. c. Bennett has accepted a
position with c. Z. Bullock & Co., and
entered upon his new duties yester-
day. In the future he can be found
at this popular store and asks his
friends TO call on him there.
Col. G. B. Abercrombie left last
fight TO visit his wife at the Pasteur
Institute at Austin. He was in re-
eeipt OF a letter from her yesterday
stating that since she arrived there
the number of patients had increased
from s to 40. She said of the 40 there
now 80 were bitten by mad cats ali
only one by dog.
Dallas Andrews, a prominent far
mer OF Willow Hole, Madison county
was in the city saturday. He reports
more rain in that county than here
and says crop prospects at the pres
ent time are most favorable. The
farmers are planting corn. finishing
breaking their land, and going right
ahead with their work.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-28
Will See Taft Inausurated.

Postmaster J. Allen Myers VIII
leave today for Washington City to
be present at the Inauguration of
President Taft on next Thursday. MIR.
Myers is loyal to his party in all
things and has not missed presi'
dental Inauguration in many years
While in Washington he always visits
the Postoffice department and keeps
thoroughly abreast with all the late
postoffice rulings and methods. Mr.
Myers does this in order to give the
patrons Of the Bryan postofice the
very best service possible and is en-
titled to great credit for it.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-28
Basketball.

The lovers of basketball in this
city are TO have an opportunity of
seeing the real thing on next Tues
day, March 2nd. The team from the
State University at Austin will come
over for a couple of games with Al
len Academy on that day. The first
game will be called az in the after
noon and the second one at $50.
Both games viii be played in the skat-
ing rink, and there is no question but
what it will be the finest exhibition
OF that sport ever given in this city.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-28
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
LOCALS AND PERSONALS.

.
Ice cream at the Smith Drug Co. 76
T. NJ. Turner was in Saturday from
Tabor
T.. L. Pe,a;s was in saturdey from
Harvey.
Ivy Foster Of Taylor is visiting in
this city.
John Blume was in Saturday from
Fountain.
). w. Wiley of Tabor was ia she
city Saturday.
Horace Thurman was down from
Edge Saturday.
Fruit and Vanilla Cream at the
Smith Drug Co. Il
T. d. Lock of near Tabor, was In
the city Saturday.
w. l.. Edge of Cottonwood was IN
the city Saturday.
NJ. G. Buchanan OF Harvey, was II
the city Saturday.
]. J. Presley of Cooks Point, Was
In the city yesterday.
Prof. ]. L. Cobb of Alexander, was
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Foster Of Wellborr
was in the city Saturday.
Commissioner p. II. Arlington was
up yesterday from Millican.
Let c. f. Bullock & Co. I'LL YOU
grocery orders for March. q
Mrs. Albert May and Miss Jennie
May are visiting in Wellborn.
Miss Pansy McSwain of Rock Prai
RE visited the city yesterday.
FOR sALE-Rhode Island Red egg
$50 per dozen. Phone 1884. Il
For sale-A graded Jersey Gov
FRESH in milk Tyler Haswell. -"
Miss Bessie Scale of Benchley
was a visitor to Bryan Saturday.
Miss Bertha Graham of Harvey
was a visitor to the city Saturday.
Howell & Newton unloaded a ca
Of Marigold -four Friday afternoon.
J. w. Massey Of Kurten, called oil
the Eagle while in the city yes'er
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Dunn of Wheei
ock. are guests of relatives In Uni
city.
1nhn Davis of Harvey was pleas
ant caller at the Eagle ONCE Satur
day.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-28
Weather Notes.


Galveston, Feb. 26th.-The disturb
ance central yesterday over Montana
has moved eastward TO Minnesota
with axis extending southwark TO the
upper Rio Grande. 1t has been atten-
ded by light rain or snow in north
ern tier of states and is Of feeble en-
ergy. Elsewhere the weather has
been fair, increasing cloudiness over
southern districts. An area of high
pressure covers east Gulf and south
Atlantic states, and light to heavy
frosts have occurred on the east Gull
coast and in northern Florida. A
second area Of high pressure overlies
districts west of the Rochy Mountains
but il caused only a nominal fall in
temperature in the Plateau and Rocky
mountain region. In Texas and the
plains states and eastward TO the APP
palachain mountains il is much war
mer AT time of report the tempera
ture in this state ranged from 80 de
grees at Amarillo to so degrees at
Galveston.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-28
VOTE FOR HENDERSON.

He stands for a water and light
plant which will furnish fire protect
ion. n
Advertisement
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-28

For Sale or Rent. the 4. II. Henry
place. Apply 10 J. V. Brogdon. Il
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-28
THE WEATHER.

Tonight and Sunday unsettled wea.
Their. Colder tonight-Cline.
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Activi0ad de Ia Ctle Mu-
niciipd De BayanoO.
E) departamento de SAM
dad debiera intervenir en-
el asunto del pan y los
hornos donde Sc e)abora
este.
Es iDsoportable la ealidad de
este artieulO gHe Sc Ofrece al
consume.
De nuestro corresponsal.

JUNO 2S.-Ha estado en- esta ciu-
dad, de paso para San Juan ell estima
BILE compatriota Sr. D. Pio- Sanchez
y su hijo Luis, ell q. fue no hace mu
cho tempo cobardemente agredido
Ell Comerio y dc cuyo hecho me ocu
pc oportunamente. All estrechar la
mtno del ioven Sanchez asi como /
de su respetableFpadre, tuve alta sa
tisfaccion en- yer al amigo Luis bas-
tante mejorado de la terrible herida
de que fue vfctima. .'.,,
Muy buenos seryicios yienen pres
tando los deteetires Reyes y Maymi
del puesto de esta ciudad.
-Es necesario que la policia in
sular haga cumplir la ordenanza mu-
nicipal que prohibe la mendicidad
pdblica, toda vez que hay un asilo,
para sostener en- todo a esosdesgra
ciados de la fortuna, eVitandole el
triste espectaculo de pedir limosna.
Espero q, la policia, siempre cum
plidora de su deber ,hara que Sc
cumpla la referida ordenanza. Esta
suplica la hago extensive a los Sres.
de la detective.
La Corte municipal viene ira
baiando con gran aftividad, resol-
viendo con sumo espiritu de justicia
los nu merosos & importantes asun-
tos de su competencia. LosSres.fun
cionarios de ella, 4 mas de su COM
petencia en- sus importantes cargos,
tienen suma y esquisita educacion y
cultura para tratar al publico.
-Varios vecinos de esta ciudad,
Y que viven en- la zona comprendi-
da al rededor de la plaza de armas ,se
acercan a mi y me suplican Olga al
Sr. alcalde, q. hace 8 meses vienen
sufriendo la gran impertinencia
que le proporciona el circo del Cine
matografo, pues no tan solo lie qui-
tan la vista a las essas, sino q. algu-
mas de elias, las mas inmediatas 6l
sufren la molestia de estar hasta al
tas horas de la noshe sin poder dor
mir, con el alboroto que en- el refe-
rido circo Sc forma.
rido circo Sc forma
Los vecinos esperaD que el Sr. al
caldc les proporcionard D los Sres.
del circo otro sitio mas adecuado
para que sea colocadp sir perjui-
clio al vecindario.
-Tenemos entendido que el de-
partamento de Sanidad de San Juan
va tomaT medidas sobre el pan y
los hornos. donde Sc elaboTan ellos
eD esta ciudad 4 fin de que el pGbli-
co no sigs sufriendo 10 que hasts aho
rs sufre con los condolences Q. Sc.
expende este aTtfculo.
Los Sres. de Ia Sandal de San
Juan haran una 6brs meritoris en-
tomar parte en- este rimportante a.
srnfn
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CALIGRAFIA:

CLASSES POR c0RRESPON-
DENCIA.-Ls letrs artificial de las
maquiniIlas. durs. dgda y mon6to
Ms, no e. ls de Id, sdquiers I'd. Ia
suvs propis por al sistems de en-
se6snza : m6todo Edueacion v a.
monis de- moYImiento.'
Cuslquiers que sea 50 residencis
profession 8 sexso. P0R NAL QUE
ESCRIBA I'D. Is egsntiIo que
sdquirir& en- muy breve pls1o UNA
LETRA ISGLESA eursivs o ma
gistral, expontznes y rspida, suges-
tiva Y bella.
cLASES A D0MlcILIO EN- SAN
JUAN Y SANTuReE. -Escnba pa
ra infoHnes al pu1fesorq que sllscribe
r. VEGA NEFAREs, p. @. BON
fS8. San Juan ". R
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Sc descubrio ell misteric

Aquel globo dirigible que desde
hace mas de cuatro meses Sc veia
explorando los puertos ingleses y
que todo el mundo creia que era un
sistema de espionaje aleman, ha
psultado ser un anuncio de los fa-
mosos trajes hechos que vende LA
Palmesana" de ]. Pieras y Co. For
taleza 80.
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Una mujer SIN cabeza

De paso para Europa ha legado
4 esta eiudad un fenomeno nunca
visto en- Puerto Rico Y que ha sido
el asombro dc tOda Ia Amenca Ia
tina DichO fcn6meno se exibirs grz-
lis solamente por trcs dias, On Ia ca
lle de San Francisco NO. AZ donde
iAmhfn &C cxhibe un immense suFti-
do de- encaies vslencien y camisas
= Ia Tlends Roia-"
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Banco de Puerto Rico.
PsgO del dividendO Nun. 81.

El viernes ? de Julio pr6ximo, a la
l de la tarde, Sc abrira en- la oficina
Central del Banco, Tetuan 3, el pa
60 del 3lo. dividiendo actiyo CO.
respondents al semestre de Enero
a JUNO del corricnte aho Y ascen-
diendo q 4Gc sobre el capital reali-
zado.-
San Juan P. r., JUNO 16 dc 1909.
Ell Presidente
NJ. Paniarua.
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Cuando eI psciente pierda tods esrs.
rsnza de curaci6n es euando debe ator.
darse de la salvadora "Estomacalina
Ulrici que cura los males del est6mago.
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UN AZUCARERO.

Sc NECESITA, para una
factoria en- la Isla, un buen
Jefe de Fabrication, que ten.
ga. experienced y buenas refe.
rencias. Dirigirse al p. O.
Box 223. Sr. Charles We're.
San Juan, P. Il
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Nucstro eestimable compatriota.
de Ponce. Sr. Manuel Catala, ha sa-
lido para Nueva York, en- donde per-
maneeera algun tempo Va eonob-
ieto de hacerse una operaci6D qui,
rurgica. :
DeSeamos el mejor viaje al ami
60 Y compatriotay q. tengs el mayor
cxito en- sus propositos. Y que regre-
Sc perfectsmente bien q Ia isla.
Los Sres. J NJ. Blsnco Comp
del alto comercio de esta ciudad. Sc
han servido manifestarnos q. han
conferido poder general para repre-
sentarles en- tOdossus asuntos al LIDO
en- Farmacia don AgustiD Blanco
Y GeIgel. Fl ioven Blanco v Geige
regrest hace POGO de Estados Uni
dos con su earrera terminals. Ia que
resliz6 con krillanies notss, Deses-
mos exito aTnuevo apodersdo.
La constitution de Ia nueva So
ciedad agricola ''Benite5 Sugar Com
pany" de Nieques. aumentar& ls pro
ducci6n agricola de aquells isla, pues
dichs empress Sc propone extender
sus pIantaeiones de cana 3 Ia mayor
parte, sino todOs los tcTTenOs adqui-
ndos hsee POGO pOr 81 Sr. jose Beni-
tsz Diaz dueho de una de las mas
lmportsntes eentrales de Niequcs-
Aver desdc ls maians 4 Ia tarsie
hiEo eiercicios en las afueras de "a
riudad Il rpgimiento de infanteria
de p. Rico. la bateria he montziia
de Ia fuerza acompah6 4 Ia infanteria
y Fegrrs4ron ! Ia riudad 4 las 3 de ] .
tzFIle.
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las HESIAS DEL
4 De JULIO,
Cnnrinuaci6n de Ia psgina la,

~ Comisi6n de sports, atleti-
cos. 1s'
Mr.. Wm., N. Morrow. presidente
Capt. ]. F, Nc Gill, Lieut.. Edw.
1riarte. A. B. Crosas, Lieut., N.
p. Vulte, ),
Los juegos atleticos seran en- fren-
te de La aduana en- la marina y en-
pezaran a las tres y media en- pun
to, con el siguiente programs:
az. "a. Premios
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Regatta remos 2 remos (un
thombre). $40. 90
Regatta la vela con botes
de 20 a 25 pies de largo. :. 1900
Regatta a remos, 4 remos
botes de trabaio). ........ 1000
Regatta a la vela, botes de
25 a 30 pies de largo ....... 200
Regatta a remos, 6 remos
(botes de trabsio) ......... 30. 90
Regatta a rcmos, 10 remos
(botes de carrera) ........ 40. 90
AL principle y durante los inter-
medios habra experimentos CONT
nuos en- la cucafia. Habra veinte
premios de cincuents centavos
cada uno. ..s
g. Comisi6n de tuegos atJi-
ciaIes.
Angel Rivero, presidente NJ. F.
Rosy Luis Campillo.
Fuegos artificisles.
A las 8 de la noche habra gran
des fuegos artificiales en- la plaza
de Colon, siendo ell siguiente
el orden de los fuegos:
IL cohetes de bomba. IL de IA
grimas. Rueda triple de combi-
nacion. II cohetes cometss. u
de ehorro electrico. 3 esferss gira-
torias combinsdas. u cohetes pa
rsguas. II dc lluvia de orc. pie
"a de cuatro columnss giratoria.
II cohetes silbatos. II relSmpa-
gos. / fuente electrica. II coheS
ties mariposas. II solitarias. !
estrella con piramides giratorias.
u Cohetes torbellinos electricos.
II luvia electrics. | pieza a capri
cho. ~ eohetes cuatro subidas.
IL escarcha electrica, II gusani-
Ho. 2 efigies de Washington. u
eohetes de bomb Y 10 docenas
,cohetes en- un rsmillete interme-
dos. Globos, torbellinos, benga-
las y buscapi6s.
T. Bale de aTtes0nos. Despu6s
de los fuegos habra un bale en- el
teatro municipal que empezara q las
10 de Ia noohe para los artesanos.
Sc expedirsn invitaciones espeeis-
les paIa este bale.
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En- estn imprenta Sc vende papeI de
peri6diccs dcs pesos quintal
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Or. G, S. Relaval. oiruianp
entista, calle Union, No 9
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0ablueIiII.' 'pJIIDyeci0
: s. del AlcaIde.
Para proveer de aqua a la
poblacion por un medic
POGO -costoso.
Naeyos miembrOs de Ia directiva
del circulo de amigos.
De nuestro corresponsal

Manatf, Junio 2S.-Ayer celebrd
). ell "Circulo de Amigos" de este pue-
bio, iunta general para la election
de la nueva "Directiva" resuiltando
los siguientes: Presidentes. D.. Au-
gnsto Montahez, Tesorero D. Carlos
Osorio, Secretario D. Bienvenido
Laguna, Vocaies D. Jose Cort6s,
D. Jose Marquee, D. Custodio Rodrl
guez y D. AciscIo Montahez.
Tomaron possession el domingo
A de Julio a cuyo fin habra una re-
cepcion de damas a las 6 de la tarde.
La nueva directiva obsequi6 a sus
nuevos compaheros y a los concu-
rrentes con cerveza y dulces.
Por fafta de capacidad del local
que hoy ocupa no ceiebra menu
do, 6sta simpatica sociedad, los
lucidos actos que acostumbra.
va que la obra de. Acueducto no
ha podido efectuarse el Sr. Alcalde
D. Clemente Ramirez tiene un pro-
yectoque presentara al Concejo Mu-
nicipal para traer y tener provista
de aqua la poblaci6n, que resultara
POGO coStosO.
Sc desea que Sc lleve la practica
esa util obra.
Tambien esta hacienda sus ges
tiones necesarias para dar principle
en- el pr6ximo mes, el arregio de las
GALES. En- los primeros dias Sc publ
cara la subasta.
Va acercandose el dfa para la ce-
lebraci6n de la velada que esta pre-
parando ell Casino Espahol, que Sc
ha dilatado por aguardar la instala-
cion del alumbrado electrico en-
aquel Centre.
El R. P. Mendoza Sc ha trasladado
a Yauco, buscando reposicion en- su
salud. Creemos que Ia conseguira
en- breve y que su ausencia sea de
corta duraci6n.
Ell Sr. Conisionado del interior
con otros empleados vinieron q exa-
minar Y recibir el trozo de la carrete-
ra de Juana Diaz, que Sc halla termi-
ma do desde GALES al barrio de Cali
tos .
Las lanchas que traiod de San Juan
Panchito Alamo, han puesto en- mo-
vimiento q los vecinos de Barcelona
ia y de este pueblo por los muchos
que concurren q pasear en- elias por
el rio hasta la boca. Permaneceran
aaui hasta el dia de San Pedro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-30

Farmacia Nueya, de r Martin
Qpijano Gale de Ia Villa, esqui-
Ia Mende2 Nigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-30

Gabinete optometfico, DIR. Justo
!. Rivera, plaza Delicias, No. 81.
}. O. Box Il2. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-30

Farmacia ia Emerita" de Ma
.uel Puig Diana Gale Isabel
!, Leon.
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10, 20. 30
Carrera &'cien yardas $40 5 2 So
Salto a gran altura 7 5 2
120 yardas Hurdle ss-a
race). 10 z 3
Carrera de obstaculo -. Z 5 3
300 yardas (Relay race)
8 minutes ,.,.,...,.... 81 IS Q
Tag of War [12mi-
nutos)& III. >. "a 12-
s. Comisi6n de Sports acudti-
D. gE. Richardson. Presidente.
Capt. ii. Hylan. Luis Jordan.
Alan Perkins. Fred. E. Burnett.
Geo Waite Pedro Chandri. ]. NJ.
Dobbs- S. Behn.
Los iuegos acuatieos tendran lu-
gar en- la marina, y empezaran a
las 3 y media en- punto, con ell siguien
tie programa:
Premios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-30

Dr.. Guillerme Wives. medico ciru-
ano i oculista DEL asilo de eiegos.
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