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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
|MPORTANTE A LAS DAMAS.
BELLEzA, SALUD Y TRANQU|HDAO.
He Ali las Aspiraciones de Toda Mqjer
COMO Sc OBTIENE?
COMO Sc OBTIENE?

La belleza es para la mujer un ideal Ella debe
procurar smpre la beleza que la hace reina
Ide la creacio.
Es la beleza en- la mujer 10 que e perfume en- la rosa
C6mo tan legtma propiedad del bello sexo2
Atendendo la salud esencia de la vida misma Salud
~ beeza he aqui el tesoro del hogar Lo compementa
lca maternal
Pues bien saud, beleza paz moral no podrian re.
sisr los embates del NAL Un cuerpo matratado Dor
cuaquier affection marchta decae rinde desasro
|sas vsctudes, entonces la mujer dechado de perec
e orden social encanto de la vida sure Sc aba
te aa marchita como tena panta sin sol nj rocfo
Antes que llegue este momento pathological tai vez
decisive de la salud dicha en- toda exstenca bus.
quese e NAL verdadera ra1z Una lesion organica
depression nerviosa anemia profunda demaciado leer
trabajar heridas de cicatrzadas in cualquer
motive de orden fisico moral puede traer como trste
|consecuenca Amcaorea suspensou de fujo Nsuoe-
norrea fujo doloroso enorragia uo exesivo Leuco-
rrea vugo flores bancas orgnar otaas afecciones CO.
Hrico Debildades Nerviosas, Desvos de la Mat7sz
PordHsis de Orgamos impotontes, Esterilidad, etc.
Hay, pues que acudir la cencia. Ella ha
trado meos ecaces, especaae de auxiiar la muer en-
|su briante ascencion la saud la beeza la paz
moral tan ansadas
La experiencia grta voces un consejo que las
j6venes delcadas estmaan al notar los prmeros sfnto
mas de desorden affection dolorosa nervcsmo fnexpca
|ble tristez melancolia ntermente ETC., acudan las
Gramtas la medicina propia e talisma del bello
que embeeciendo embellece curando da frescma
vgor brillo explenddez reconsny' la mnier pa
Ira la vida de la salud la dicha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
La Ninfa en- campa II d

Casimires finoS, dc coIorcs rropi
os para In estacl6n. ACADIA dc fccibir
cl conocido cstablccimicnto del .Sr.
Pedro Garcia. En- camisetas opa
interior 81 surtido e. inmcJorahle \
sombrcros. panuelos, ligas. eamisas
Y otros articulos para caballcro, -
Uncuentran sicmprc en- Ia 'Ninfa' i
prccios dc OCCASION. Traies dc lani
Has de- colorcs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31

La Comision de festejos encargada
de IIevar q cabo la fiesta de la Mon
serrate en- ei Gandul sigue trabajan-
do para lievar & efecto su acometido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31

Curioso. TN perlodico anerlca-
no tcrminaba asi una notlcla blbho-
graflca.
Con la muertc de este holnbrc,
Ia sociedad pierdc uno de sus mas
distineuiios miembros, la religion
un flel. su mujer un marldo constan
t., Y nosotroS un suscuptor scguro
en sls pages
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
HUMORISMO.

Llamo un sehor d su criado que
era asturlano recitn llegado de su
terra, y le diio:
-Esta noche voy d ir al teatrc
Espailol. Quicro Or y yer bien la fun
cion Y haz Gle traerme una butaca de
primera fila. Aquf tienes un billete
de clncuenta pesctas.
Sc march6 el criado, u una hora
despues volvio diciendo:
-Sehor en- ningun almacen dc
muebles tenian butacas Gle primera
fila; pero lie traigo un sillon de guta-
pcrcha, que supongo sera 10 mismo
--Sena Lucia. dice mi madrc 81
la quie ustcd prestar un duro.
-Habla fuerte, muchacho, QUO
no te oigo.
Quo dice mi marc 81 la quit us
ted presta dos duros.
-Anda. tunante, apucs no dccfa;
antes que uno2.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
VI G.

Util.-Las manchas que cl aceite
de los pescados causan Sc pueden
limpiar con amonlaco, Y las del
accite de linaza dcsaparecen con dos
3 tres aplicacioncs de terra dc bata
neros Y aqua callcntr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31

lH
ADMINISTRATION
DESOR DENADA.
j Est4 todo ell pals satisfe,
cho de la actual administra-
ci6n2 Oyendose las opiniones
de republicanos, unionistas, con
tinentales extrangeros y de
cuantos conviven en- nuestra
pequena isla, &c llega al con-
vencimiento de que no hay
habitante alguno en- Puerto
Rico que este conforme con
la actual administrator.
La desorganizacion escolar
a nadie convene, pues viene
en- perjuicio de los ninos sin
distinction alguna.
La desorganizaci6n de la
tesoreria, la irregularidad en-
ell cobro de las contribuciones.
cIea dificultades y obstaculos
no solo al contribuyente, sino
tambien a los municipios; las
tasaciones arbitrarias, fulera
del tempo y gravosas origi-
nan quejas por todas parties.
De igual manera 10 que
ocurre en- ell Departamento del
Interior con las obras publ
cas-, es origen de no pocas
quejas y criticas.
Tn caballero americana que
ha muchos anos vive en- Ell
pals, nos decia-. .-Estoy aver
gonzado. Esto no es admi-
nistraci0n americana nj de
parte alguna. Por NAL que
10 hubieran hecho los puerto
rriqueflos, nunca serla tanto
como 10 que estamos presen.
ciando, que es ell mayor des.
credito que puede venir sobre
los americanos: Ustedes, agre.
gaba, deben recoger todos esos
datos, todas esas pruebas y
hacerlas llegar a manos del
Presidente, a fin de que co.
nozca el estado inferno de la
administration, pues el solo
sabe 10 que informan los je,
fes de los departamentos, que
siempre presentan las cosas
de un modo satisfactorio.
....Lo grave, lie contestamos,
es que ell pals no tiene facul-
tades para investigar 10 que
ocurre en- los Departamentos
y para exigir responsibilities
des a los comisionados. En-
todo cargo, el que 10 desempe-
fla es responsible de sus ac.
tos, pero aqui los jefes de los
Departamentos son irresponsa,
bles. Pueden malbaratar, des-
hacer 10 hecho, disponer 10
que Sc les antoje, sin que en- el
pals haya quien pueda lla-
marlos al orden nj exigirles
responsabilidades. I'll NAL es-
ia en- la ley organica. en- el re-
gimen.
Como eSc caballero ameri.
cano que con nCsolroS cambi0
impresiones. hay muchos ell
Puerto Rico, que sin conexidn
nj dependencia con los buro.
cratas de la colonia lamentan
10 que ocrrre y sc slenten
avergonzadcs S dc 10 NAL que 10
estan hacienda slls compatrio.
taS.
Las cohdiclones one la ley
organica impone Il IL admins.
TRACTION insul;lr, exigen que
los hombre, que el gobierno
de Washington cnvie Il este
pals como funciolarios. sean
verdadcras capacidades, dcre
conocida practica. discretoS Y
prudenteS. alIimados de gran
espiritu de rcctitud y pose
yendo una WIS a experlcncia
Y como hasta ahora solo nos
han enviado medianiaS: fun
cionarios improvisados. hon.
bres que han surgido dc prom
TO elevandose por modo mila-
groso a cargos para cuyo de
sempeilo no han tenido prepa-
racion alguna, no e. extrano
que la administration iusnlar
marche como va, hacia uu
verdadero caos.
La necesidad de reorgaDi-
Ear esa administration. de re-
pularizarla no es ,.Ilesti0u dc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31

do requicre 2 yardas Gle tela de q
pulgadas de ancho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
Entire amigos :

Entire amigos:
-iEstoy desesperado, amigo Pope
\ todas horas la patrona me pide.
i Feliz lie ii, amigo Jacinto! A
mi Inc despide.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
i = -
&.y III

iP0r que ponerse calvos y apare-
Ger viejes .antes de tempo? 81 des-
Guido del cabello causa la formation
le Ia easpa,,y esta es la,precursora
le Ia caida del cabello y de la calvi-
Gle. Para evitar estos malos, aconse-
jamos q usted fuertemente use ell
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31
vgor del Cabe||o
del Dr.. Aver

IN caballero escribe: a
La gratitud me impulsa escribirles
que ,tengo .ahora Ia cabeza bien poblada
1s pslo espeso y.sedoso, per haber
,sado su rnaravilleso Visor del Cabello.
:a1staba. casi calvo antes de usar el
Yigor, del Cabello. Todavia me 10
splico una vez al. dia, restregandolo
,ien con los dedos en- las raiees del
;abello. Estoy muy agradecido al
Vigor del Cabel!e del Or. Aver por
laber mejorado tanto mi apariencia. j"
Tome usted este consejo a tempo.
Use el vigor del Cabello del DR..
Aver y conserve su iuventud.
No ssauncha el cabefEo. Preg1ssste su
sedics 10 g1e eptna sEel TtOor del Cabefto
aoi DR.. ABer.
ereparado Dor el DIR. J. c. AVER CIA.
Lowell, Mass. E. q. do A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-31

.S1n Juou Auto @. ID
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
PROMOTER
SAYS JOHNSON
HAS RUN OUT
Manager BeffinsOn of National
Club accuses Black Cham-
pion of Breaking Faith t
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO, April 25.-Champion Jack
johnson, who claims he frequently is
misquoted. but whose vacillating meth-
DDS of late have led many to doubt
the sincerity of any statement or
agreement he may make. seems to
have put himself in a bad position with
the National sporting club of London.
He stated on his return from Aus
tralia that he made no engagement to
meet Sam Langford in London, and
that If any such arrangement had been
made it was contracted by his former
manager, Sam Fitzpatrick
Writing to friend In this city,
Manager A. F. Bettinson of the Ma
tional sporting club of London, states
that Johnson has broken faith with
the club; that he signed a contract per-
sonally. undertaking and agreeing to
box Langford before the club, after
his contract with Burns, and that he
made the arrangement personally, in
the presence of Fitzpatrick, and that
the suggestion came from him. Bettin-
son says he can quite appreciate John
sons desire to meet Jeffries. but can
not understand why the coiored man
is foolish enough to assert he did not
make any arrangement personally.
In support of his side of the case,
Bettinson incloses copy of the agree
ment, signed by Johnson.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
MERRY FISHERMEN
GATHER AT BIG
BARBECUE
Paper Mill Greek Is the Scene
of First Anglers Outing
of the Season
By Frank O'D0nneH

Members and guests of the California
Anglers association to the number of
about 500 were present at the organi-
on the Paper Mill creek near Point
Reyes station yesteray. The outing was
a huge success, the attendance being
much larger than was expected, and
the special train that carried the ang-
lers and their guests to the fishing
grounds was loaded to the rails.
Nearly every one of any prominence
in local angling circles was out, and
within few minutes after the special
had deposited its human freight at
Point Reyes station, the Paper Mill
creek and its tributaries were being
whipped by hundreds of anglers. all of
them striving to capture one of the
handsome trophies offered for the best
catches. Interest was centered chiefly
around White House pool, where the
barbecue lunch was prepared and
served, Charles Breidenstein being chief
cook and dispenser and H. B. Gosliner.
first assistant.
AS the water in the creek was low
and the fishermen were punched most
of the time the fishing was poor. A
few fair strings were taken by anglers
who were on the ground early in the
morning. but the majority of those who
left the city on the special train re-
turned with empty baskets The abb
sence of fish did not interfere with the
pleasure of the picnickers, however. the
success Of the outing in all other re-
spects being highly gratifying to the
association officials.
After the barbecue was served two
surprises were sprung, a gold watch,
with chain and locket, being presented
to Director George Wentworth by his
fellow members and James Watt, the
dean of the association, was given an
engraved gold locket. Watt made the
presentation speech to Wentworth, who
in turn surprised the dean by announc-
ing that the members had decided to
present him with a gift.
In the awarding of prizes the judges
were j. B. Kenniff, l. Levy and DR..
Henry Abram. The first prize went to
Charles Urfer, who took 81 steelhead
with fly only. the second was awarded
to F. z. Bishop, who landed II and H.
]. Ladd captured the third with a
string of Is. Thirty-six other prizes
were distributed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26

SOUTHERN SOCCER
PLAYERS EASY
FOR LOCALS
Northern Stars Show the Class
Throughout and Score a
Clean Shut Out
By Bob Shand

The southern California PLAYERS
proved no match for the local expo-
nents OF the soccer game in the match
piayeo at the Eleventh and Mission
street grounds yesterday, the northern
soceerites winning by the onesided
score of to o.
Ine men from Los Angeles will prob
ably think twice before again cbal-
lenging the locals. as the game was
played on one OF the worst grounds
Tor soccer in the country. number
OF the southern players were on the
point OF quitting. but were prevailed
y on 10 nnish the game. After having
me All the way from Los Angeles
she men naturally thought that suit
,able grounds would be provided. and
theiT disgust was undisguised when
1hey viewed the field. The ground was
sandy and lumpy and il was clearly
apparent that scientific play was out
OF the question AS the game pro-
Gresseo this fact was made more appar-
ent and the southern players plainly
&noWed their disgust with the condi-
lions
The locals opened the contest with
= rush and in a few minutes Pike
scored with a pretty shot Highett
who took EIliott's place at center, made
Il two before half time. The Los An
Eeles players tried hard to reduce the
seewsy, but the defense of the locals
was impregnable.
The second half was a rough and
tumble affair, the ball repeatedly
striking distractions and bouncing in
an unexpected direction. The Angels
seemed 10 become disgusted with the
whole affair and. playing in a half
hsarted manner, allowed the locals to
add four more goals. Grant, Scott and
nuncsnson scored a goal each. and the
Los Angeles backs put the ball through
their own goal during q scrimmage.
!. II was an unsatisfactory game and
a disappointment TO the large crowd
which attended.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
NAuTIcAL TALK TO A jury

There is lawyer in Boston who is in
the habit at times of addressing indi-
vidual jurypen when inattentive or
restless, and sometimes his argu-
mentum and hominem is effective.
Some time ago he was trying a case
against street railway company, and
there was an old sailor on the jury who
seemed to give no heed to what either
counsel said. The lawyer made his
most eloquent appeals. but all in vain.
Finally he stopped in front of the
sailor and said "Mr. Juryman, L will
tell you just how it happened. The
plaintiff was In command of the out
ward bound open car, and stood in her
starboard channels. Along came the
inward bound closed car and just as
their bows met she jumped the track,
sheered to port and Knocked the plant
iff off and ran over him." The sailor
was all attention after this version of
the affair and joined in a $1,000 verdict
for the injured man.-Boston Tran
script.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
GIANT HAILED AS
NEW CHAMPION
OF LINKS
San Francisco Man Gains the
Title by Beating Neville
of ClaremOnf
BY Grant Smith

The golf championship of northern
California was won by Douglas Grant
of the San Francisco golf and country
club yesterday on the links of that
organization at Ingleside. Grant sue
ceeded F. Newton of the Claremont
country club. who held the title. New
ton, who has been the premier player
two years. did not participate in the
tournament completed yesterday.
Grant met Jack Neville of the Clare
mont country club in the finals and
scored a decisive victory. Neville did
his best, but it was not good enough
to win from the local crack. Yester-
days match was over So holes. is holes
being played in the forenoon and is in
the afternoon. Grant won, up and 3
to play. Grant was up at the end
of the first Is holes, and it looked as
If he would win by as big margin
as he pleased. Neville played strong
er game in the afternoon and cut down
his opponents big lead somewhat.
Grant showed the same consistency
that characterized his play throughout
the tournament. His medal play score
for the first Is holes was II. which is
better than bogey. Neville's medal play
score was IS. Grants victory in the
tournament finished yesterday was a
well earned one. He easily proved his
superiority over the other participants.
In fact, the only contestant who made
him extend himself was c. d, Whyte.
who played a remarkable game and
was beaten by a single stroke.
The tournament was a great success
and the only regrettable feature was
the absence of former Champion New
ton and F. Kales. the strongest players
of the Claremont country club. The
new champion will no doubt meet this
pair in the near future, and some great
golf should be the result.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
THE cHIAMArA

The italian pIaywrights are agitatirfg
for the abolition of the chiamata- The
chiamata is the name given to a ma
tional custom which calls for authors
to appear before the curtain to thank
the audience for the reception of a
new piece. Authors consider the Gus
tom humiliating. so they are taking
steps to uphold their dignity, the cru
sade at present being confined to arti-
cles in the daily press and reviews
London Globe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
ROLLER BEATx vTcToR

CHICAGO. April 25.-Dr. B. F. Roller
ef Seattle defeated Kari Victor of st.
Louis in a wrestling match here Sat
urday night downing him twice in
short time. Leo Pardelo defeated Jim
Calvin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26

Additional Sports on Page Thirteen
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
VII not Be inserted. They must be handed 10 at
either q the publication Offices and be indorseo
with the name and residence Of persons author
sIed to have the same wpublished. Notices re-
Etrtcted simply 70 the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free Of charge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20
CITY COUNCIL
Holds Adjourned Meeting to Finish UP
Monthly Business.

An adjourned meeting of the Cit,
council was held last evening and tn
following business was transacted:
An order was passed authorizing tn
New England Telephone and Tele
graph Co. to erect a pole, string wire
thereon and maintain the same u
Lambert court between Chapel stree
and the residence of f. j. Ham.
An order was passed authorizing tn
payment of s. to w. l.. Ayers and ST.
to Silas p Jackson for sneep killet
by dogs.
Malcolm & Dyer and Swift & Turne
We're given permission TO erect build
ings on the east side of Front street
to be connected with their presen
stores and to :. be covered with cor
rugated iron, the building Of the frs
named firm not to exceed 80 feet il
height and that OF the latter not Z
exceed % feet.
A bill from DR.. c. l.. Blakeley fol
attending horse which was injured b!
stepping into a hole on Western ave
nue. was referred to the city solicitor
and the finance committee.
Lester w. Davis was granted Ii
cense to operate the Star Theatre foi
three months for So
to Alden Sturgis and Divide Beaudet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20

H. w. Norcross Of this city has tax
Ell the agency OF kennebec county fol
the Mitchell automobile. He has 9
Mitchell 80 in Portland at the GilsoI
Auto co. and will have it on exhibit
ton 1T the Automobile Show. Booth 81
and 49, held in that city Feb. % to p
Mr.. Norcross win be pleased to meet
anyone who would be interested in this
line Demonstrations will be giver
with the Mitchell daily. Call on the
Mitchell exhibit and they will be
pleased to show you this line of autos
They are called the "Show Me car and
wifi be there to show you. Runabout
2O-hcrsepower. $1,000; touring car 30
horsepower, $500: 4O-horsepower 7-pas-
senger car $4,000. Read ad. for speci-
fications.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20

At the Office of the referee in bank
ruptcy for kenrebec county Friday
forenoon first meetings Of creditors
were held in the following cases; II
the case of Folsom & Masterman OF
Rcadfeld, Melvin Fl. Simmons of Au.
gusta was chosen trustee; in the case OF
Joseph Barney of Waterville no asset:
were found. no trustee was appointed
and no further meetings VIII be held II
the case until ordered by the court
In the case of Allie Pomiow of Skow-
hogan, which was held before the rel
cree in that town Thursday. Nathan
iel McOuillan of SkOwhegan was ap-
iointeG trustee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20

Weber & Hewett's store with its
and'its fancy bakery, is a busy place
Fancy Turkeys, Chickens, Veal
Lamb today, also Abs Dates 25c, {
lbs popcorn 25c, 8 lbs Jumbo Peanuts
25c, Cukes Radishes, Lettuce, Spinach
Strawberries, Tomatoes, Mammoth
Florida Oranges PC per doZ, Nice Ma
wells 29c per doZ, Fresh Camembert
Swiss and Cream Cheese, Fresh Pea
nut Taffy 1Oc per Id, Victoria Choco-
lateS 29c per h.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20

Deputy Sheriffs Vickery and Bur
bank visited the Jenness place neal
the Soldiers Home yesterday after
noon and seized a half-pint bottle o.
whiskev and a pint bottle about one
third full from Chris Miller. who was
in the act of passing bottle to a sol
der. James Hughes. Both Miller anf
Hughes We're arrested and will appea'
this morning before Judge Maher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20
you don't get your share these bargains you will always be
SALE
Tu0NAC n DTITXI Nv The House
de | IVDIuAN Il. D1JkkLEI. Furnisher
1913 and 200 Water Street, Augusta, Maine

Miss Emma Denham Of Bowdoin-
nam las been the guest this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Allen at the Law
renee house While here Miss Denham
attended the Governors ball. ana was
also present at a number of the more
Important Legislative hearings at the
State House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20

Melville Smith announces in his 2d.
that he is the sole representative Tor
Central Maine of the celebrated grand
and upright Knabe pianofortes. Fine
and elegant line on exhibition in music
hall, 1S5 Water street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20

The date of the meeting of the Easi
Kennebec Pomona with Cushnot
Grange Of riverside next week il
Tuesday, Feb. %, instead of Thursday
as previously announced, and it is eX-
pected that a large number Of mem
bers will be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20
Cow IA: Oak Grove 9,

The Cony High basketball team. ac-
companied by about 80 supporters, went
To Oak Grove last evening and defeated
the Seminary team ii to 3 IN fast.
exciting game. Meader did star work
for Cony and White eXcelled for Oak
Grove.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20

II is Mrs. William Wills who is i'll
and not Mrs. Fri Wills. as mentioned
in Fridays Journal. Mrs. William Wills
is at the home of her daughter on
Gage street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20

The Sunday night service in the
Methodist church will be Of more thar
usual interest as a very large number
of persons will receive baptism and
enter the church membership. The
sermon will be on conscience and
Memory at the Judgment"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20

w. W. ribbetts of the Cony House
left on the early morning train Friday
fer Pemaquid Harbor, where he went
for the purpose of attending the funer-
al of his father. the late Charles p.
TibbettS, of that place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20

''The Four Winds of Heaven" is Rev
G. G. Mosher's Subject at the Penney
Memorial Church Sunday morning
Special music. In the evening the To-
gus Quartette will sing, Mr. MacNichol
organist. Illustrated lecture on Cuba.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
1.-THE MERRY GEiSHA."
Last Performance Given at City Hall
Friday Evening.
AMUSEM ENTS.

The last performance Of THE Mer-
nv Geisha" and the Carnival Of Ma
tions was given at City hall last even
ing and deserved larger attendance
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