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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-10
FOR THE WOMEN
TO THINK ABOUT
Especial to Reformer.)

Do YOU realize that the days care short
ening, that the evenings are lengthening
and that the plans for our fall and win
ter evenings will soon have to be made? Is
home to be the center of attraction this
season for younger and older members of
the family, or are the lights to be turned
low or put out after supper while the
various members scatter in as many
directions for entertainment or amuse-
ment elsewhere? Why not have the
chest time ever at home this fall and
winter? The families that enjoy their
homes most cultivate the habit of sharing
all their joys. Each member brings in
something pleasant or merry, or kindly,
from the days observation and expert.
ence to relate around the table at meal
time and during the evening. Jokes and
puzzles that are worth while also add
to an evenings enjoyment. Those who
save all these good things for company
and only share the ills among themselves
make the greatest mistake. Bring out
the best first and always have the things
that are best, and for the home circle if
for no one else.
1t is a good thing to save things that
NAV be of use, but not to save things
which should be in use today You may
have known women who put away any
pretty gift that they receive and hoard
il until it is all out of fashion when it
was intended to be useful or ornamental
at once and while in style. We show
our appreciation much more by using
gifts in the manner intended than by
hiding them.
The woman who does not have one
black dress for evening wear in her ward
robe will wish she had. Black is prom
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-10

The woman who does not have one
black dress for evening wear in her ward
robe viii wish she had. Black is prom
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-10

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Entered as secondcass matter, January A.
1907 at the post office at Brattleboro, Vt,
under the act of Congress of March 2, 1879
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-10

braided and be-buttoned suits are giving
place to the. plain tailoring styles. Here,
in, nutshell is a guide for making and
selecting the seasons garments.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-09-10

Sweaters and jerseys are more popu-
lar than ever and are made in shades to
match every dress if you so desire.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-08
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-08

front door and raped for admit
tance rhe door was opened a few
inches and some one opened fire
with 3S-caliber revolver. The first
shot struck the officer in the arm
and being unable TO use his gun he
retired 10 a safe distance The off
GERS held 4 consultation and it was
decided to let officer Davis bring the
white boys TO town while Officers
Shippey and Jones remained on
guard with q view Of finally captur-
ing the negroes in the house. When
they passed near the house with the
negro prisoners several shots were
fired at them, q small rifle and revolt
yer being used The officers We're
forced TO mold their prisoners 70
keep them from running away and
were thus unable TO return the fire.
When other officers reached the
scene OF the trouble a search OF the
house revealed the fact that the oc-
cupants had fled The officers have
description Of the negro that did
the shooting and they feel quite CON
fideut Of effectng his arrest within
the next few days
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-08
PITCHED BAIT Tie At DANCE
~ Rl~tII Dt SHOOTING M.
on - uI.hp NNp TWO sRE
Nut NDlp.
Nyuru T. shot IhrunEh iirart and
Instantly kiiird and Mexican
Bcrptrs Wound m ~.
side.

m O. pitched battle which took
place between negroes and NeNyaus
ou the Whitfield farm between AL
ma and Avalon Saturday neiht one
negro was killed. another seriously
wounded and "a Mexican was shot
through the side The shooting occur
red about O'Clock Sunday morn
ing and was the elimination Or @
quarrel which began at a dance early
in the night While the dance was in
progress hostilities opened In earn
est and when the negroes and MeXi-
cans began exchanging shots there
was a general stampede of~the dan
Gers When the first shot rang out
the music stopped and there We're
wild scrambles for safety It is said
the negroes came very near wrecking
the house in their effort to get out.
When the smoke of battle had clear
ed away it was found that J.. ID.
Gamble was dead and George Ander-
son Jordan and Ameleto Padron We're
wounded. Gamble and Jordan are
negroes and Padron is Mexican.
Gamble was shot through the heart
and Jordan received a wound in the
head. Two bullets pierced the left
side Of the Mexican, making ugly
flesh wounds The weapons used
were reyolvers aud large number
of shots were fired,
Constable Wilson of Ennis was
notified Of the trouble and early
sunday morning he went out and
made several arrests. Justice Young
blood held an inquest over the body
OF the dead negro
Sunday night the wounded MeNi-
can was brought here by Constable
Wilson and placed in the county jail
! A charge Of murder has been filed
against him. He is accused Of firms
/ the shot that killed Gamble. The
matter viii be thoroughly Investigate
ed by the grand jury,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-08
DEPUTY SHERIFF IS SHOT
CHARLEY DAVIS RECEiN rs
WOUND IN ARM WHILE
ROUNDING lP GAMBLERS.
When officer Raped at Door Of
House Where Game Was in
Progress Negroes Began
Shooting,

In making a raid on negroes who
were gambling in a house in the
Ike community Saturday night Dep
uty Sheriff Charley Davis was shot
through the right arm near the wrist
JOINT The bones were not broken but
the bullet cut hole through the
flesh, producing a wound that has
given the officer considerable pair.
Several shots were fired by some one
within the house and officer Davis
was hit by the first one.
The raid on the crap shooters In
the Ike community was being con-
Quoted by Deputy Sheriffs Jim Ship
pey and Charley Davis and County
Farm superintendent Jim Jones.
shortly before the shooting occurred
the officers found a game of craps
in progress in cotton patch They
watched the game for few minutes
and then quietly surrounded the
aone tossers and placed them under
arrest. There were six in the party
two white boys and four negroes, A
short distance from where the ar
rests were made the officers saw q
dim light in house where 1t was
known negroes lived Deputy Sheriff
Davis approached the house cau-
tiously and saw through the window
that three or four negroes were en-
gagged In a game He returned to
whore the other officers were guard
ing the prisoners and asked Officer
Jones to accompany him back to the
house and assist In making the ar
rests. Officer Davis went to the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-08
THIEF THREATE TENED BY MOD
NEGRO SNATCHES 4 WONAN'S
PURSE ON CROWDED Dali
LAS STREET CAR.
Crowd of Over 900 Men Follow the
Robbcr to the Police station.
Also Slashes tho Con-
ductor.

Dallas Texas Nov. S.-EXcite-
ment ran high and there came near
to being a lynching at the big cleo
trio arch at Main and Akard streets,
about Q o'clock Saturday night A
negro in q closed street car on Elm
street snatched a purse from a white
woman passenger and made a dash
for the door at the rear end OF the
car. Conductor r. II. Dillon grappled
with the robbeG who slashed the
conductor across the face with the
blade of a knife, laying part of the
cheek open to the bone, knocking
the conductor down and springing
from the car. The negro ran almost
squarely into the arms OF Patrolman
Pat Garrison who overpowered him
and with other officers started for
police headquarters at the city hall.
A crowd of more than 1000 men
soon formed and made a rush for the
negro, but were held back by the Of
ficers, who succeeded In getting the
prisoner into a patrol wagon and
hurrying him to the city prison be-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-08
FIVE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK
accident occurs on Jersey city Eic-
waited Line saturday Morning.
several Passengers Injured

New YORK, Nov S.-Five persons.
all railroad employees, were Killed
and a score of passengers were In
jured. none, 1t Is believed seriously.
IN an accident to Pennsylvania rail-
road trani No. l04 on the elevated
structure in Jersey city Saturday.
The cause of the accident was not
determined
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c R { { | A

ESta obra. primera de Is Encic}ops-
din hfrraua lIustrado con SO, craba-
dos y retratos. llena . maravilIs 81
pFop6sito de dar en- un pequeho vo-
lImen una condensation exquisite
Y cuidadosa de los Princlpales auto
res Cneg0s.
DeSpa5S de IN pyimCrc-o cuadro
de coniunto en- que - sehala Ia Ca
racteri>tica de cada epoca de Ia ouI-
tIra grega. se publica una colec-
cIan &c fragmentos de las principa-
les nbTas maestras, con detalleS
niczrafIas de sus autores v estudio
c-iticr del iniluIo que eIercieron en-
"a tempo Y en- los sucesivos.
Tan Acabaia idea puede formarse
Co Ia llteratura griega con este lnte-
rr-anie iihro. Que bien puede decir-
re que C. la quiuta eSencia de una e
Horwc biDiiotcra Y que Ilena cum
rjIamcu;e -u objeto de suministrar
Ia humsnilad. gccargada lie traba-
lr e SIN tempo para abarcarlo toelo,
ri meiIu de- oDn0rer los ciasions Tapi-
siaucU.e y DC uu modo agralablc
g aurno,
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PoIiciias y Iadrones.

Enero,- Dos bandidos, que Sc su-
pone sean italianos, detuvieron, en-
ell barrio de Zotenhan en- Londres,
un automovil ocupado por dos en-
pleados de una fabrica que llevaban
con sigo una importante suma en-
metallco para ell pago de los obreros
Los ladrones saltaron al carruaie
{ hiriendo gravemente i los emplea,
dos, Sc apodcraron del dinero y en-
prendicron la fuga.
Para clio Sc subieron a un caro-
de transportc, V amenazindo con un
revolver al conductor. lie obligaron
4 marraa' 2! galope hasta el bosque
dc tpplne, dondc SC internaron.
Gran nljmero de policeman"
montados cn biciclctas en- autom6-
vilrs, >"i'cron en- persecution de los
audaces malhechorcS. dandolcs al
cance en- W"ltham,tours.
Entire asontcs Y handidos se cru.
70 I'm furio>o tlrclcu
Niindose pcr,iidp> To- ladrones So
saltaron 10 tapa de los sesos
De ia reiriecu re>ultarou muertos
un aeenie an paisano Y mas &c
veinte heridos
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EL ME- JOR SURTIDO.

El acreditado estab,culnic1
to "La NinGa," calle de la For
taleza (Alleu) nGmero 80, 81,
que ofreciendo d sus numeros-
SOS favorecedores el mas atrac
two surtido de objetos para ca
balIeros. DeSde corbatas de
todas cIases haSta camisas y
cuellos, calcetiDes, ropa be-
cha Y sombreros de Ultima mo.
.moda, hay ALI todo 10 que
mas eNljente gusto pueda de-
scar. Proutitud, baratura
Y eSmero en- 81 servicio. FL
surtido de sombreros es real
mente de 10 mejor. Camisas
de todo precio ' calidad,. Pa
nuelos de mab0.
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+SE VEADEN
MUY BARA TAs.

I-Hacienda de cafe en- sl barrio Purl-
sima Conception. del Municipfo de las
Las Mayfas, con extension de CIENTO
TRE,NFA Y EUEvE CUERDAS,y
ochenta y cuatro centimos de otra, cafe,
platanos, psstos y maieza; con casa habi-
:aciop de MADEIRA, techada de hero galva-
nizado, nolino para pillar cafe, casa ma
quina, cen malscate movido 20. fuerza
animal, cuatro glasis grandes = varias Ca
sas para peones Linda al Norte, Maria
Rosario hpon.e: OeSte, Antonio Ortiz y
Francisco Rivera, quienes colindsn tam
biep por Sur y Este.
lI-Pedazo de terreno en- el bsrrio de
Naranjales del manicipic de Mayag nez, q
cafe, platanos, pastos y frutos memories,
de treinta cuerdas de extension,
colindando al Este con el canine De Lim6n
y propiedades de Enrique Brugman y
Francisco Rivera; al Norte camino anti
quo de Naranjales; Oeste, tierras de Fran
cisco Soler, y Sur, propiedad de Antonio
Trahal: Este trozo ests contiguo a Ia ca
rretera de Mayagdes las Marfas.
III-Cuatro porciones de terreno, inme-
diatas entire ST, en- el barri ode Rio cahas,
municipi6 de Mayagnes,, con area total
de CUARENTA Y SEIS CUERDAS,
sErENTA Y TRES CENTIMos, y que
colindan con los Sres. Jose Perez Diaz,
Ernssto Surra, Carmen Ponce de Detres,
Fernando Cprian Laplatsa, y Hacienda
"Aurelia" de oliviery, y sobrino.' Estas
porciones radican a cinco minutes de Ia
carretera de de Mayagues 4 Las Marias.
Sobre prscio, condiciones y demas ex-
tremos que Sc reap necesarios, los intere-
sados pueden dirijirse1a 4 Felipe Casalduc
Goieoeehea, con residencia calle Atocha
ndmero'S. Ponce P. R.
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GfandeS novedades
en- eI Paris Bazar

Las rersonaS amaptes de Ia buena
rors blanca coSida 4 mano en- las
neloIeN oasas De Paris hordadas Y COD
encales, puedeD pasar POI eI PARIS
BAZAR parA yer y admirar los jue
gos ds oamisas pantaIones J camisss
de doImiI. asi como pielas Eueltas de
los mismoS sTtiCuloS
GuaDtes blancos y negro' eoTto1 de
sedS J de hilo Abanicos Japoueses de
Is J so centavos upo, Ultima povedsd
BarIetas caIados, cinturones, naletaI
de mano. arnculos de metal pIsteado
ynuchos otros articulos Fropios para
regalos Paris BazaI. Fortalela 27
Pedro Giusd
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Negocio lucrative

Puede tenerse en- una buena y Sc
gurs rents con la adquisici6u de tres
casas de madera en- los mejores sitios
de Santurce; SOD de construction mo-
derns y con pocos meses de fabrica-
das; no estan ocupadas pOr familias y
tienen contratos por cuatrc amos y no
Sc precisa hacer gasto alguno en- las
fncas percibiendose los. alquileres ell
dia primero de cada mis- con toda pun.
tualidad. Sc venden juntas o separa.
das DarS informes F. c. Rodriguez,
apartado de eorreos 547.-San Juan
Pto. Rico. 6y.a.
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FECUND|OAD.
Afortunado lechero de
Amberes.
Estuvo a punto de arrojar-
Sc al mar.
Acabo por pedir llorando qae
no lie arrebataran los hyos
= de su alma

Los peri6dicos de Amberes comen-
tan largamente Iel siguiente suceso
ocurrido eu esa ciudad..
Hace veintid6s amos, up honrado
lechero, que vive en- las sfueras de
Ia pobIaclon, decide casarse con su
novia, una robusts Y colorado al
deana.
Consumi6 el matrimonio en- an
mes de Marco. Y en- Enero del 81
gulente ano, sorprendidle su cara
mitad con el improvisto ebsequie
de tres hijos varones. que !anz6 al
mar proceloso de Ia vida en- sl eortc
per{odo de cInco horas.
El buen lechero qued6 atortolsdo
al yer Ia fecundidad de su c6nyuge;
rim embargo, eonform6se pronto y
seanud6 su comercio con nuevos
brios, pensando en- que la familia
que habia tenido era demasiado gran
de, para que los ingresos siguieran
slendo iguales a los de anteS.
Paso ell verano, lego el otoho, Y,
traS ambos, el invierno.
Y una noche sombrfa del mes de
diciembre, mientras la lluvia gol-
peaba en- los cristales de 10 ventana
y ell trueno retumbaba por los es-
paclos, la robusta mujer regal6 a su
atortoIado espOso otros tres mucha-
chos, cue manifestation desde ell pri-
mer momento grandislmos deseos
aprender vivir.
-El lechero peps6 sacramento en-
sucldarse. Cuentan que. aterrado
dlrlgi6se a la orilla del mar. con Ia
sana lntenci6n de huir de su mujer
| y de los seiS vastagos, buScar en-
los abiSmos insondabIes Ia paz que
no encQntraba en- su hogar demasia-
do proFisto de chiquillos
| Pero recobro los animos, resignose
con su hado y continue, imperte-
rrlto, Su comercio. !
Los gemeloa crecieron y triunfa-
ron de las Intermediates que diezma
la infanCla, Sc hlcieron hombres.
Ii buen ciudadano les veia orgulIo-
so vlvir fuerteS, robustos Y alegres
y pensaba en- que tales Sucesores su
apellldo no corria riesgo,
Pero llegaron las quintas, v como
hablan nacldo en- el mismo aho fue-
ron comprendidos en- igual cuerpo,
Y al verificarse el sorteo de mozos
los hiioS del lechero sacaron la bola
negra, es decir, fueron proclamados
soldados del ej6rcito belga.
Ell pobre hombre esta inConsola-
bic. Dice que eS una crueldad que lie
quiten de una vez los seis hiios, y
aunque muy patricia, pide ecepci6n
de la ley, en- obsequio suyo.
Los peri6dicos al comentar su pc
regrino case, apoyan su demanda V
solicitan del ministro de Guerra,
que los seis hijos del lechero no pres
ten servicioS.
Ccr6ese que 10 conseguiran.
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CltimaS Bovedades.

= tieue listed que kacer algub rega,
10 yea ei iEmeuso surtito &c joyeIia
de todas clases, CesGe 10 ma. bsrstc
hasia 10 mgor CT Ia antigua > acre
c!taca oass de TINACD. donde &c
acahs Ge recib'; el mejcr sartido que
nGnCa sc ha y,sio en- Puerto Rico.
Iamh.fn hay uns variedad de efec.
tos &c plata y platesdos : de otrs,
noveoaees PropIas Fars rcgalos todo
d prc,lns sumameale i.mItados: antes
de "mTrar hsga lstsd uns vista I
dicho e,isbIeclmie0,0 teb eI cual Sc
Ian hrcho 'nporia1tes rciormas) v
no dudamos saldra usird scmplacido
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UNGuENTQ De DQAN
cura rad j a1mente las
almorranas, ema,
pioazon 8 oomezon
Qe la piel.

~ ~ ~ ~ - - - - - -
qe la pdel.\
La primera aplicaci6n del
Unguento de Doan, oalma Ia
irritaci6n en oasos de ,picazon
o comezon de. la piel y en- la
mayoria de los casos, una sola
latita es 10 sufoiente para Gu.
rar radicalmente los peores
,casos de almorranas (salidas Q
sanguinolentas) ronchas, ara,
dores. sahahones, sarpullido,
aspereza del cults, grietas'
herpes, barros, espinillas, ETC.
Ell UNGUENTo DE DoAN DEsPER.
CUBE DL CUTS.
No debe faltar en- ell "Bu.
doir" de las senoras. Los HON.
bres deben usarlo en- la noche
del dia de barba 8 afeite. Una
buena friccion al acostarse por
la noche y observese la suavi,
dad del cults al dia siguiente
despu6s del baho,
PROCURE en- las boti.
cas- y tiendas que venden me.
dicinas.
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LiDea ferrea del 0este.

liinerAro.-salidss de Bsyan6E , Co,
pitsl simultsnesmente.
Diss lsborables.-Naiians 6, 7.05. $50
e.4S , II 90 Tarde l2.l5. l.45, SIS
4.35, 5.45. \ $50.
Dias festvos.-Mahsna 6, 7.05, $50,
945 IL Tarde 1915. l30. 2.3o. $50
$50, S.55 y $50
Billetes hsrsios para dlss iestivos De
Ssn Juan Bsyam6n, ids , vuslts en-
Ia elsse, % etvs.; "a. class, l6 etvs.
De Bayam6B { Cataho. ids vuelts. Is.
elsse, Is ctvs.. "a. elsse. 10 etva
Biiletes ordinances de Capital 8 Cats
20 en- Ia clssa g etvs. y "a elass )
ctvs
Bsyam6n 10 Dc EosrO de 1905. Rs-
n6n Valdez
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ESC0BA HIGIENICA.

Los Sres- Sanchez Morales 4 Cs. tisneo
5 a venta IA oelebrsda escoba DUST
LES, cue 10 lsvanis polvo al harrer, =
cue hs tenldo una gran seeptaei6u en los
Estsdos Unidos y Europa. donds - uti-
Ira en las oheinss del Gobiernn, igIe-
Sas. escuelas. tisndss J sAsas pArticuls-
res. Dura diel wees mas que una e.
,obs enTte1te. y ilene Ia grandisins
ventais de ser eopmietsmenie bigieniea.
Useho Aparatn 20 debe tallar en- ningu-
ns casa
Ia estA imprs0iA se gs0ds nspa visio
4 dos pesos quinlAl.
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{ RED ttD'' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
Vapores correos Americanos entire New York.
Puerto Rico Curazo Venezuela
Saiendo del mush II, Brooklyn unO d Waa s. Ferry
PHILADELPHIA Vapor MARACAIB0 1900 Tons
:" MERIDA ZULIA
sALIDAs DE. SAN JUAN DE pUERTo-RIco. ~
stsamhp Y Ar sampsp Leave San Juan Ars
IL ooIok Noon New York
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10 e,iA iusprsu,a - ssn1s psIEl de
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BUQUEs QUE Sc ACUARDAN
vspor espsao Miguel n Pinillos. 50.
li6 de Caoaras ell "a del mes pasado
para esta.
Consign. sobrinos IaQuierdo y Cs,
Vspor espa6ol Cataline ssl6 De
Barcelona para CanariaS, San Juan Y
Cuba e! 2s Gltimo
Consign.! S. lzquierdo Cs,
Vspor cubaDa Julia. procedepts Do
Ia Habans y puertos iptermadies estara
eI l3 del eotriente
Consignatarios Fillat Ca.
Vapor espshOl Miguel Csllart, sal.
drs de Barcelona para esta. hacienda
escalas iptermedias. eD 81 del preseute.
Cspsign.: SobrniDos do lzouierdo.
Fspor americana Sartuee. saIi6 de
N. Orleans para eSta Ell del corriente.
CoUsig.: Ike n Y P. R S. s. Ca,
Vapor americana Carolina sa)dra pa
rs Nueva York el 10 del actual
Cousig. The N. Y. P. R S. S. Ca.
Fapor americapr Cosmo. recalsrt
proeedepts de Nuevs YoIk eI il del
que cursa
Consigu.; The N. Y. p r. S. S. Co.
Peleros de 10 linso "Benner"
Golets americana "EtheI Y. Boston" =,
pebe haber salido de Nueva York parD
esta eI IS de ultimo.
Consignatarios; S. Ezquiaga
Goleta americana Bayard Barnes, sal.
drd de NurEA Yorb pwA esta eI u
del cctrieDte,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-07
RENSTA COMMERCIAL.
ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR

ENTRADAS DEL EXTERIOR
Goleta americsna Wesfeld, de Movila,
con naderas.
Goieta americana Phi. W. sprague' de
Nueva York, con carga general.
Golesa americana Emma S. Lord, de
Boston, con pipas vacias.
De S. Thomas, vapor frances Quebec
De New York, via Aayage eez. vapor
americana Ponce,
DE LA ISLA
Costaneros: Dos dermanos
sALIDAs
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
Aver zarp6 de este punto para Kings
TOP efvapor aFemao 0cceano.
VapOr frncets Qne6ee, para Pto. Plata.
= PARA LA IsLA
Vapor americana Ponce, con trdnsito.
BUQUES EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Henry Crwby descargapdo.
Bate Feore id.
Olympia id.
Aeltebeser car.sndo.
L. II, Gooverds id. ..
Geneva id.
Lewis II. Gaumicb id,
Carscas deseargaDdo.
Westel id.
Pb. ". spregue y i'd
Emma $ Lord id
MOvIM1ENTO DE CAHoTAJE
Opsraeiones en- pusrtos.
Petra Bumacac.
AUelia Ysbucoa. ,
Esperanza Ysbueos.
Ans Maria Naguaho
Guillermitr Arroyo.
Ricardo Rui, Aguadilla.
Aayaguezans descargando.
Ala Blanca psndiep.e.
PerIa Vieoues
Cora26n de Maria Y pendients.
Carme!ita - Il ID.
San Miguel -SSe3 luqu.ro
Dos Hermanos Faiardo.
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Jose Severe Quibones. y
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do sc aeuerde celebrarlA.
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