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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec. LA three days
aviation tournament opened here today.
Among those who viii take part are Mol
SAINT Barrier, Garros. Simon. Hamilton.
Frisbie and Seymour.
feature scheduled for today Is a tri-
angular sixteen mile flight from the awa-
ton grounds over the city and along the
Mississippi river with a return 70 the start
ing point.
The program also includes a five mile
race between Seymour and Hamilton.
Owing TO the cold. high wind prevailing.
II is doubtful whether the long distance
flights VAL Be attempted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02
Pennsylvania Gains
Twenty-0ne Per Cent
Population of Keystone State is More
Than Seven and a Half Millions
Figures for West Virginia.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The population
Of the state Of Pennsylvania ls 7,675.il1. ac-
cording to statistics cf the census made
public today. This Is an increase of
s96, or 21,s per cent over ESQ.,, IFS in
1900 The increase from 1890 to 1900 was
l.O441O1, OF 1873 per cent.
The counties OF Pennsylvania having
more than 10000 population are:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02
Ranohman Barricades
Himself After Fight
John H. Dunbar Shoots H. h. Miller
and Then Fortifiss Himself in
His House.

VALENTINE, Neb.. Dec 1.-(speeial Tel
egrani.) John H. Dunbar, a Fanchman,
shot and dangerously wounded Homer II.
Miller, also a ranohman, at a place twenty
miles southwest OF Cody, They were hav-
ing trouble over Niiller's sheep. Dunbar is
now barrIcaded in his house and Sheriff
Rosseler has left with a posse to arrest
him. 1t Is thought he win make a fight
and will resist arrest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02
EYEBALLS ARE IDENTIFIED
boy Who Left Home to See World Be-
IieVed TO Have Been Killed
by Train.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Dec. 1.-Two eye
balls picked up today along with mangled
fragments Of the body OF a young man
who was killed by a Louisville & Nashville
railroad train near here were partially
Identified as the brown eyes Of a Pensa-
cola youth who left his home recently TO
see the world. The mutlated parts were
brought to Pensacola and several persons
declared they recognized the eyes OF the
boy. A corroborative similarity was found
also in the hair picked up at the scene.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02
Ethel Leneve Not on
Board the Majestic
DR.. Crippen's Former Companion Re-
ported to Have Taken Passage,
but Search Fails.

NEW YORK, Dec. Though the Off
GERS Of the steamship Majestic declared on
fits arrival IT. quarantine last night that
Miss Ethel Leneve was not on board, immi-
grafton officials and others made a care
ful search OF the vessel today when Il
docked to see II the woman companion OF
Dr. Hawley II. Crippen, who was hanged
for killing his wife, Belle Elmore, was a
passenger. Not a trace OF Miss Leneve
could be found.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02
HOURS UNDER LOAD OF LUMBER
Homestender, Who Has Both Legs
Broken, Finally Rescued BY
Neiuhbors.

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Dec. 1.--(speciaL)-
To lie for a period OF six long hours under
an overturned load Of lumber, with both
legs broken, was the distressing experience
Of Patrick Waterbury, Tripp county
homesteader, who resides south OF the
little town Of Shoemaker He was return-
Ing TO his homestead with a load Of lum-
Der. with which he expected TO construct
new dwelling house. and while going
down a steep hill the wagon tipped over,
buryihg Waterbury under the lumber. His
legs having been broken he was unable to
do anything FOR himself After lying under
the lumber for six hours he was dis
covered by another homesteader named
Reed who CHANGED TO pass along the road
and who had him taken 20 a place where
he could receive the medical attenuon
which be required,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02
KANSAS CITY MANS APPEAL
w. "A. Clarke Says Government of Al
beFtR WrOngfulIy Cancelled
Contract with Him.

EDMONTON, Alberta, Dec. Nv r.
Clarke, president Of the Alberta & Great
Waterways Railroad company, has ap-
pealed to the United States government
authorities for protection from loss he
says he will suffer as a result OF what he
claims is the autoeratio action OF the gov
eminent Of another country In cancelling a
contract with him for a railway to be built
TO the north. Clarke Is a resident OF Kansas
City.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02

The population OF the state Of West Vir-
sinia is 1,22l, ,11s. according to statistics Of
the thirteenth census made public today
This is an increase OF Ss2.sis. or IA per
cent over s5s. 800 IN 1900. The Increase from
1880 to 1900 was 1S6Oo6. or ST per cent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02
A new heading on
the first w ant-ad
page" For Christ

mas.
This classification will run
from now until Christmas.
shoppers will find it most
useful, as all sorts of pretty
and useful Christmas presents
are advertised. Look this
column overj it will help you
solve your Christmas prob
lens.
Have you read the want
ads todayi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02
FIVE HUNDRED FOR A Kiss
NounE widow az Shreveport Given
Judgment Against Man old
auOunh 60 Know Better.

SHREVEPORT, La, Dec, LIN the dis
Uiot court yesterday Judge A. J. Murff
held that the kiss OF a young widow was
worth S5oo The decision was rendered IN
the oase Of Mrs. Grace Hunter against }.
X. Norman, former postmaster at OIL city,
this parish. IL was az the offioe that the
alleged offense was committed. She sued
Tor aooo. Judge Murff admonished Norman
that he looked old enough % know better.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02
MISS TAFT MAKES HER DEBUT
Daughter of President Greeted by So
Oiety of Washington.
THIRD DEBUTANTE IN TEN YEARS
Executive md Mrs. Taft Present GrR-
cious Young Woman at brilliant
Reception to Official Circles
of Capital.
(From a staff Corrspondent.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-(Special Tele-
gram )-Washington society today for the
third time in less than a decade welcomed
White House debutante in the person Of
Miss Helen Taft, who made her debut this
afternoon in one of the most brilliant social
functions of the season.
The daughter Of President and Mrs.
Taft was presented at a reception given
between and O'Clock, members Of the
diplomatic corps and official circles, as
we'll as other residents OF the capital at
tending.
Miss Taft may be described as the at
tractive type OF the old fashioned girl as
contrasted with the modern young woman,
whose staying at home long enough to
meet the friends OF the family for debut
reception is really regarded as queenly
concession. Miss Taft has been a good
student and most of her holiday pleasures
have been with her home circle She has
Travelled and her ideas have been formed
from a personal view as we'll as from
books. She is just as fond Of the pleas
ures suitable to her age as any girl she
knows, but she can also subordinate their
number when other uses for her time are
suggested.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02
LiIre Mo RooneveIt.

In some ways Miss Taft is not unlike
the last White House debutante, Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, as both mothers have
had similar ideas as to the bringing up Of
their daughters and desired little pub
lclty as possible to attend their move
ments Assisting her mother, however, and
sometimes, Il is expected, taking her place
at White House formal functions Miss
Taft will have a more striking position
than has ever before been enjoyed by so
young a girl. Her friends say that she has
the poise and confidence and a regard for
what is due to others that will stand her
well in this regard, II she Is called upon
70 assume more than the enjoyments Of
her own home and OF those Of her friends,
Everybody wants to entertain in her honor,
and a number are already able to announce
the dates on which they may invite their
friends TO meet her. A long list Of dinners.
balls cotillons luncheons, etc, will oc-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02

CONTINUED on Page Two)
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02

Look at The Bees birthday book
on the editorial page Of each
issue. Il is sure to interest you.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02

Continued on Page TwoJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-02

For Nebraska-Fair.
For Iowa-Fair.
For weather report see page 9.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30
Denver officer Afssr Horse Thief.

Deputy Sheriff Ronaldson came
down from Denver last Friday night
with a warrant for James +. Gordon.
who WAS arrested here Thursday al.
,ernoon by undersheriff Devine and
Constable Scott. Of Fowler. Gordon
Is charged with the larceny Of $3.50
horse and buggy from the Denver
Omnibus and Cab Company. He trad
ed the stolen goods for an entirely
new equine outfit at Fowler. and
later sold the buggy and harness At
Rocky Ford. and rode the Fowler
horse to the county seat. where be
WAS caught with the goods. The
Denver officer took his man to thA
capitol city last Saturday morning.
There are . number Of people In
Denver who claim 10 have been the
victims Of bogus checks which Cor
don gave them. On two Instances.
II IL related BY . Denver paper. he
had . billy In his hand when he al
tempted To persuade accomodatins
friends TO cash checks for him. He
had this billy with him when be
was arrested. and Il vas taken from
him By the ex.viilase policeman. He
also had two checks on hk person.
made out for go each. but probably
II would not have bsen necesssry to
use the billy In order 70 induce some
Of our merchants 70 cash them. No
one has yet Aa1 70 utilize the meth
o1s Of . highwaynas In order to
~ . bogus check casAed In la
Ssata. TIE sx.villass policeman VIII
psoesbly Desssevs ~ bilH for fa'
turs NE. He nay want 10 sc,
check casAel tlnoek sons time.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30
FIrss csesslssps ehIpmsns.

TIE first sAipneat Of cantaioupes
from the Rocky Ford district was
made last Wednesday By the Ebbert
Seed Company. ~ empress lot which
vent 70 . Colorado opsinss firm.
This , he earliest shfbmsnt Of any
pesssess rear. iees havias the rec
ord esfoes thts seaeta. 10 that year
~ drst sAiposat Nh Rocky Ford
! - !. =. -. .s...
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30

Ing and making 4 fool OF ones self
were fads. they find there is no nook
or corner or place in the business
world where they exactly fit in.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30

talking through his hat-Field and
Farm.
Some phenomenal tales OF yields
Of wheat are coming In these days.
Threshing Is still In progress at the
Reynolds ranch and the wheat IL
averaging about forty bushels to the
acre. In the Garden Of Eden A. II.
Edgcrton had the best results. having
An average OF forty bushels per acre
from u forty acre field. In the Fair
mount country Abe Mutzenburg had u
field OF twenty acres that averaged
sixty bushels TO the acre-and grown
under the otero canal. too. This Is
the best record for whea, yield that
We have yet heard Of
For what earthly reason do the
democrats want TO pass = Law AT
the coming session Of the legislature
requiring = hcAdiess ballot In colora.
do! Don't most OF them know that
such u Law would disfranchisc near.
iy one-hxlf the dcmocrats' They
used to have . rooster emblem ON
the official ballot TO designate the
democratic ticket. and ~ soon a.
the laW Vas passed doing away with
the emblem the state went rcpubli.
can ~ . big majority and stayed that
way until the last election. With =
headiess ballot the democrats would
not have any chance At all. and that
wouldn't be giving them = square
deal-a Il Roosevelt
-
Bables want the moon. but after
they grow up they are content with
wishing Tor the earth With . fence
aroUsl Il. Babies can grow In a.
noss snythinG. boz thrive best in q
bot and dvsty railroad coach five mit,
utss past the time that you had ser
iossly considered . lh,ie nap. The
lact that there 10 . crying need fos
more babies wili never BE- brought
hoase u . paasenser coach. The bal
hAs ofteu bern called the Prince oi
walls. A taey is subject 10 many a.
ssases. One Of the ms, serious ol
these V called boohoohoorith. ~hicl
y the result Of IN unfortunate CON
btnattoa d . misplaced pin and Z
tool nurss. Bables are very cuanins
particularly At the ase whea thei
b'ts ssf the woodwork and lick Of,
~ VAN papss. In nautical terns
~ baby's seuail might b. called I
eonakhg bessss.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30

""ssH'H me 80 cios' Eiu 10 cut II
out"
Ole oleson was q lumbertack who
every spring came into Duluth with
his winter wages. would get drunk
and wake up without a cent A bright
idea occurred to him. Before start.
ing on his annual spree he bough, a
meal ticket and slowed II away In
bis mackinaw. The next morning he
awoke ss usual without u cent: his
Sit1 had gone. bu, he had the game
beaten: there was his meal ticket
with t~entyone meals on Il. But
IN going down stairs he dropped the
precious pas,eboard. and. before he
could prevent 1t. he stepped ON the
ticket with his spiked shoes and
punched out every meal
There WAS probably not greater
American maker Of cpigrams than
John James Ingalls,. He talked and
wrote In them. knowledge OF the
mos, minute shsdinxs Of words is
necessary TO that kind Of genius.
II b studied art Ingalls, vas endow.
I'd with \ nature that loved the elias.
sicai-he had concentration which he
employed upon the study Of the
dictionary. !, Is said tina, every morn
Ing he opened hIs Webster At ran.
dom and ran down one column Of
words. With those with which be vas
acquainted he renewed bis friendship
and the strangers he courtcd and
won.
}. 4. Gauxer has recently scaulr.
ed . red runabout and the boys Q,
the factory are telling . story tha,
sounds something like. Il love my
little red devil. but Oh. you old cor.
rel plug" Il IL ssh that he soes
after the machine an hour or 70 with
hsmmer.snd.tonss expression ol
face. chasing up and down the road
And around the factory yards. then
hooks ~ the sorrel and. looking q
though bis troubles were over. starts
OH tor the days work ~ chief a.
riculsurist.--Swink Advocate.
Some csrpins critics object 70 n,
sxpesss'oa house gsest. Houss
esest y . nscsasasy tern, asl h \
~ = laeeissuhA' sAsss sussss ~
eeesvy ~ hssss iSsa thsss ~ N
lsnsAfeA - specN. - ~ su,aAeA~Alh ,
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30
N1AN
ABOUT
TOWN

In Pueblo last Saturday there was n
meeting OF the republican state cen.
trail committee to fix the time and
place for holding the republican state
convention. II was one OF the beat
attended and most harmonious meet.
ings OF the state central committee
ever held. Besides the largest repre-.
sentaiion the committe. has had In
years there were numerous outside
republicans In attendance Who came
to witness the proceedings and assist
In the formulating OF plans TO re-
deem Colorado TO the republican col.
umn this fall Pueblo and Colorado
Springs had q cios. race for tn.
honor Of being chosen a. the place
for the holding Of the mex, stat. con.
vcntion. the latter city winning by a
very small majority. The oonyen,
ttos Will be held In Colorado Springs.
Tuesday. September Goth. and will
have VI. delegates. otero county
vili ~ cnti,lcd to twenty. flour dele.
gates.
Last Monday morning A. S Mar,
shali.of Fowler. appeared at the cour,
house and presented his credentials
~ district clerk for o,ero county OF
The renth judicial district His sp
po.stasat vas . great surprise ia
everybody. Including his predecessor
Sherman SArr. Who has held the Of
0ce siacc 1ea Pearcc resigned 10 ~
suns tAe dssiss and ~moluments oI
he offics Of secretary Of state. FAR
held the Job for . year and . half
TIE appointment IL made BY JudE'
Esssx and was good Tor six years
tos . year Mr. Marshall has beet
essaxeA In field work for the stat'
land board. since the late. lamest-s
1eaocratic victory. and has hses
aakins BIZ headquarters In Denver
NJ. rASr expects to 20 10 Arisoaa I,
STov " with the country.
We are almoat ashamed on &C
<>~s - ~s>~ ~~eee~~ - ~n,hthAsk~s -
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30

as there will be new deal on at the
state house next January. and heres
no good reason for the democrats
getting excited or worried. especially
this kind OF weather. Keep cool. The
republicans Will fix everything up
all right at the next session Very
few things In either state or national
affairs are fixed right until a repub-
liean administration has had whack
at IL.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30

sell me a stamp" The landlord
weighed the matter though,fully
Then replied. mo. sir. I'D like to
help you. but the burned drys is
watchin' me so close had to Gu, II
out"
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30

We are aimoat ashaned on &C
eesat q esP peslttea - prsAihattsa
~ naay ysass - hsasssly bsllsv
q ~ nEsAllletea ~ - ~ r
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30

IN druns"nncsss We know better
Chief sullivan says there Is un.
doub,cdly less drunkenness than be.
fore the saloons were closed We
have always practiced Temperance
and We have always preached IL. bu,
somehow We got notion that prohi.
bition was not an effective temper.
ancc measure. We ar. often wrong
and when We are ". admit Il. II
prohibition continues TO prohibit In
Atehison. We may become long.
haired man and Join the ort.haircd
~omcn.-Ed. Howe In the Atchlson
Globe.
Eight members OF the Limekiin
Club made q donation last Monday
morning at the City Hall TO a Jack.
po, which was opened by Police Mag.
istra,. Clark. The spccnorts from
Africa we're having . high old time
down on the row one night recently.
/ 'SWo W sH ss'u oauet mousy oy
the stud poker route. when the Of
ficcrs s~oopcd down upon them and
gave orders to tAw the mark ., the
city hall on the morning after the
night before. Judge Clark opened q
jackpo, at the city hall Into which oil
os the sp~enorss An,icd q tea spot
and - the judge was the only one
that had openers be- rske1 n ~ ~
POT. Business has BEEN ges1 ai tAs
city hail this noatA In the way a
cash fln~s-probaby on account u
the bot weather and lack Of ways IN,
means TO put II time to good sdvan
tagc.
Democratic primaries viii be- hcl,
In the various precincts Of Oter,
county today for the purpose Of elect
Ing delegates TO . democratic covn
~ convention TO ~ held In Rock,
Ford next Tuesday evsoins. III
county conveatioa y called for IL
purpose Of considerins the sttitu1
u the densesasis Darsy q Ossr
cessty 1eoa ~ subooA =. ss1ssu
~ tAs platoesA. 'D161oss q u
] l..nslfv.~ vhAcA- Nh nn1n - - ~
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30

A man down In the Arkansa. Val
ley who Ia something Of a f.vu,es
himself makes = specially Of raisias
Alfalfa for seed. He reports that
bis phenomenal record Of last ysas
when bis land produc~1 twenty bush.
els or eiss TO the acre would y
more sAaa eqssied this scsson. ~
psescnt crop viii run fully ,wssey'
sse bssAes 70 The acre or IN
pssn1s vAscA q Ne prcsen, pits 4
ANITA -Anah annaNia IN 1tAl Al -
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30

According TO newspaper repor, the
projected electric railway between
Denver. Colorado Springs and Pueb-
10 will be . certainty. ~ the CON.
pany has settled all questions Of
right OF Gay. which for some time
have been r-tardinx progress. TIE
promoters II the schem. ar. pcsvss
and eastern men. and {, Ia aail
that the project n well financed. n
several places along the proposed llss
Il appsare1 impossiblc to sccur. tAs
right Of vay amicably. bu, recsusiy
the negotiations have smoo,hed ou,
the difficulties. and the rou,. ~
the road IL now clear 90 fat al ths
right Of way IL concerned.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-30

VIII Wright. Of Rocky Ford. pub
lioi,y agent OF the American Beet
Sugar Company. was In town last
Monday and left an Advertisement At
the office OF the great family Journal
office for the Arkansas Valley Fair.
which is to be pulled OFF In Rocky
Ford IN. last days OF August and the
first days Of September. Mr. Wright
must have hypnotized the manage
mcnt. rs this Is the firs, time 10 It's
history that Il has even deigncd TO
notice the country press of IN. Ar.
kansas Valley. You will find the adv
In another column Of this issue Don't
fail to read II and secure a lasting
Impression OF the Watermelon hay
date upon your memory. II will not
BE- necessary To advise you further In
the premises.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-27
INFORMATION SURAMER|CANA.

fonso Ugarte en- el Callao.
Los cahones fueron colocados por
| el teniente frances Riesser, con los
voluntarios del Callao, y ia bateria
fue construida por el grupo de artl-
lleria de zapadores que manda el CO.
ronel Hebert.
Asuncion aeo5to 20.-"El Naclo
nall publica un extenso y bien me
ditado discurso del senador Hecto,
Velazquez, pronunciado al librar al
! criterio de la Camara de que forma
parte, el proyecto de ley creando IN
departamento general de agricultu-
ra y ganaderia, bajo la dependencla
del rninistro de Hacienda, y dice q
dicho trabajo es digno del APPLAUSE
nacional, porque respoade una yer
dadera necesidad y abrira nuevo
, horizonte a la economic nacional.
FL proyecto es muy comentado en-
piblico por los beneficlos que apor-
| tara al pals.
Ell SenaGo re5olvera pedir al Po
der las hojas Gle servicio que pueda
darse previamente cuenta de ellos.
Los camb.Os estan actualmente ?
1925 por eie:>to.
Brasil
Rio Janeiro, agosto 21.-En Ia
ciu dad de Campihas, sltua da a %
kilometres al Norte de la capital de
San Pablo, fueron detenidos los tia
lianos Margfotto, Galattl y Juan Pa
rodi.
La detenci6n Sc ha llevado a cabo
a reouisicion de las autorldades al
gentinas, For estar sospechacos &c
que sean los autores de IN hecho eli
nainal muy grave llevado a cabo en-
Buenos Aires hace POGO tempo.
G,iis
Santa 60, a agosto 23.-La roticia
del falleclniento del pres!dente
Montt, ha causa do profunda lmpre-
sion de pena.
Inme diatamente el vicepres dento
Sr. D. Ramon Luco Barros le iuf IN
forma da por cable desde Eren:ei
Ia infausta nueva, reuni6 el con:elc
de gobierno y acordo declarar nueVc
dias de duelo cficial y ordenar que
un crucero de la anna da fuera bus
car los restos del presidente.
al saber el pueblo la noticia Sc co:
go una inrlensa multitud frentc
al palacio, Entonces el Sr. Barros
di6 lectura al cable. Fl comerclo.
las industrias y tCdo movimlento dc
trafico qred6 paraliza do durante
"a horas en- senal de duelo.
Santiago agosto 2i.-El conselc
de Esta do aprobo el proyecto q. dis
pone el envio &c una embal&da e5-
peclal Mexico, iustamente con un1
comision militar compuesta de ur
general, un iefe V w Official, para re
presentar Chile en- las fiestas del
centenario mexlcanO
Tambien aprobo un rroYecte
de emprestito haste SOC 'Nra;
destinado 4 Ia adouislclon = .itllie~
ria para el ejercito.
Sc aprob6 elproyec+o autonzand"
el gasto de 100000 pesos en- la
fiestas del centenaric.
En- la tarde dc hoy Sc Din gil
q Europa el senior Isnael Tocorna
Y familia por la via de Ma allane;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-27
L0 MEJOR.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene el
mejor surtido de objetos de
arte y novedad para regalos,
y esta constantemente recibien
do los dltimos modelos, 81 Vd.
dssea comprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido. en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado Y
cristal tallado LEJITIxo tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BUENos
todos garantizados. Especia
lidades para regalos de DO
das.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-08-27
GRATIS.

Un relej par, usted 81 en- plszo de
! seuaras, vende vente oualquiera
Dc los Paquetes siguienta: e5 hermo-
SIS alhlerss de corbsta; :.J libros sr-
ts'icos De asulas con ms De 50 sgu-
jas cada'uno; 2s bouitss peiaIllas mag
nesicss de boltillo ada una en- 81 e.
tuche, 9 25 rredosas sortija,. Csda
c trt;culo descrito Sc vende & 10 cent?
vcs oro ureL En- Tres neses hemos
resslsdo 500 relejes
Escribs urs postal TEE Assoda-
II BUsISEss Co. Boz i0S2, San
Juan. Euerto Rico.