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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
Hsny's C0et

This elusive heavenly visitor is
now the subject of innumerable
magazine and newspaper articles.
Coming once in seventy years. II IS
naturally the subject of much specu
lation On this trip the earth passes
through the ta;l ON Nav Is, and we
NAV possibly have a shower OF snoot-
Jag stars that night Some astrOno-
mers claim the tail has been well
nigh lost in the shuttle, and is get
ting so thin it can hardly he seen.
An astronomer in Denver asserts that
it viii hardly be visible to the naked
eve till shout May fifth when if
VOC get up at three O'Clock in the
morning. yoa can see II Just above
the sun before ii rises. little TO the
north a east.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
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Nhsle the wedding of Mr.. Chssu-
eey Summers and Miss Myrtle Ayess.
two oi Gssnissn PoPslsr you1h-.
had been auties psiei BY their frs.ad-.
their marriage at Durango last Ssa-
day proved surprise 10 msn,. AZ
the groom could no, leave he posi-
ton. ga FRIDAY las, MISS Ayrtle.
sccosa panied BY her h,ead. Mss
kari ZageIder departed for ,ss.R-
60 where the ergam. eldest 500 at
Mrs Nellie Summers, the po-am,s-
tress at GsnnIson. met them and the
marriage took place as reported by
the Durango Herald
Nesterday afternoon at three
o clock al the residence of Mr. aud
Mrs Y T.. Bowman occarred a sim
pie aud pretty marriage The hssse
was dainty with the plnk aud whIss
carnations and fragrant with apple
blossoms thai spoke Of sweet April
DAYS and sunny sprsag aud made =
bower Of Mrs Bowmans pleasant
rooms
Al the appointed hour % the
strains ef I.ohengrtns wedding
march, the couple took their places.
the ceremony being Performed by
Rev w ;. Crozier If the Presbyter-
ian church in the presence II a few
friends and invited guests, the ring
service being used As the solemn
words 81 the ritual began the soft
strains of 20 Promise Ne" sounded
fourth aud continued through the
service.
The groom was Mr. Henry Chaan-
cey Summers. formerly Of Gannison
aud now Of silvertoa. The bride,
Miss Myrtle Myers of Gunnison, 10 a
very pretty girl with dark eyes and
hair and made charming picture
in her dainty dress of Paris lawn
trimmed in val lace and insertion
She carried white carnatioBs. The
groom was at,ired in conventional
black. After congratulations re
freshmeats were served. Mr. and
Mrs Summers aud the latter friend
Mrs Zaeelder, left ON the evening
train for SIlverton where the groom
has cozy home fitted up for his
bride.
MIR. Summers is a nephew OF Mrs.
Bowman and came to SIIverton last
November from Gannison. lie was
recently appointed ID a II. q. agent
at Sllverton. lie is an industrious
and energetic young man who has
made many friends here who unite
in wishing him well and trust that
fortune may continue to smile upon
both him and his bride"
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
FssssAvy DsAsAe luIsssstiag

The district court room was
crowded Monday night, with ladies
of the Gunnison Woman's club and
others interested who turned out 10
hear the debate ON forestry.
Mrs w. r. Mcneil opened the
meeting as president of the club
Mrs c. NJ lerrick was leader, and
introduced the speakers. Mrs
O'Leary read an entertaining paper
on the ethical side If forestry. From
the government side, an hour was
taken bv Mr. Hall and Mr.. Kreutzer
The former devoted himself especi-
ally 10 technical forestry, about how
trees grow, the differences Of our
mountain evergreeus, etc. Mr.
kreutzer told Of things accomplished
by the bureau In reply IL L. Lake
Jr detailed some essential things
that forestry ia the Rocky Mountains
did not and could not do Senator
- T. Sapp presented some clear
FACTS, showing the failures Of the
forestry propaganda. It's interference
with the rights ot our people and Of
our state, aud clinehed a number Of
arguments against the present kind
oi forestry A few minutes was then
spent In discussion Of certain points.
A pleasing feature Of the evening
was singing by the girls octette of
the County High School
Modern forestry could hardly be
touched in the time allotted SO that
though the debate was interesting.
it was hardly comprehensive or sat
lsisctorv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
eshAsvuiA Hs9ine

We have now in stock at our p
Town Store the well known RuH-
beroid Floor covering. Takes tae
place of linoleum for most purpaseS,
at less cost and better results 1T i
waterproof including The backing 81
that 1t will not absorb grease "a
drippings from kitchens. Ii does
not crack like linoleum in any ten
perature and is highly Ere resistant
We handle 1T IN extra heavy grade
the slate color at Goc, red at zoe an
green at She per square yard. A1u
vii be surprised at its beauty and
durability rs floor covering. See
the rolls at our Up Town Store IN
the Jennings brick. Lower Man
street.
10 IL NsUER in, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
RI Csaals Social Rates

Gunnlson 10 Grand junction. i1r
Stock growers meeting in july, half
fare Of SO 80 for round trip. Sell
ing dates, July l., is Return IlmIt
july "a
High School Day at Boulder. Nay
Ia. One fare 10 persons presenting
identification cards from State D.
vers'ty MAY II, l3 for selling, aud
May Ii, return limit
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
Sp.e;sl Rss,i rr1 hs~eseeksn
ks1es - hsiuls u kew Mexico
- Iesas nrinG 1919

On the first and third Tuesday 1
each month during the entire year,
the Colorado a Southern will sall
round trip homeseekers tickets b a
great many points in New MeXIeo
aud Texas at greatly reduced rates.
Final limit twenty-five days, allow
ing stop-over privileges
For detailed information. rates
etc. call on your nearest Colorada 4
Southern Agent, or address 7 Z.
Fisher, General Passenger Agent.
Denver. lJ-I2 a..
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
Asa;a Establnksi = merckast rsa-

After several years absence, ] have
again returned to Gunnison, con
WINGED that 1t - one Of the best
places q live ON the continent. and
a coming business city ] am To-
Gated in the Rogers building on
Upper Main street, and am in posi-
tion To satisfy the trade better than
ever by producing suits and over
cnts in up to-date STYLES and with
FIRST class workmanship. ] carry a
stock Of piece goods and trimmings
TO select from.
c. kLEGsITEI.. Merchant Taylor,
Rogers Building. Gannison. Colo,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
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The special meetsng ~ the csiy
cosacsl Saturday was called % select
the apIssstIse officers. The entire
cosncsl was aa attendance. namely
Mayor h.. NJ Collins. Trustees. h. b..
Msetier. III u. Alkln. los. II How
laad ). l. Tr,ae. Chas. Gal-er, RI
aser Mulhn
First on the list came the sel.ctlon
81 mayor pro TEN. and T. r.
Maslier was given this honor
For marshall came the bag hsht
Cha the hrst hallot. Elmer Ames got
one vote. j u Jean.aas. .. &. III.
Msller. 3. Wm Madden, 2 Second
ballea. Ames. ! Jeanihes. 9 Miller.
3, Madden, ? Third ballot Jen
nsa9s, 3; Miller. Madden, 3.
toarth ballot. jennings. A. Madden.
3 Eessltsag in election af Jen-
n,ngs.
There we're eight candidates for
d,,ch,eaaer. Ifthere had been eight
votes no doubt each candidate would
have gotten complimentary a. the
hrst ballot stood one each for r. X
I'sle, Maurice Hogan, Geo. Robert
soa, J. l.. Danbar, John Aprtl, Nm
Mlllard. Chas Beibel The secoad
ballot stood, Dale, ! Robertson, 3,
Dsabar J April, l lB,ehsl. ! Third
ballot Robertson, 2. Biebel, April
4. so April was elected
For town clerS. j j Miller the
present officer was not a candidate
so T.. +. Mueller Jr. got three votes
and NJ Schmitz Jr. four votes, cleo
ting schmitz For health officer
the WAS also difference of opinion,
Dr. Sanford receiving two votes and
Dr. Hyatt five.
w. II. Corum was reelected town
treasurey. Geo Eastman, weighmas-
ter and b II. Wegener town attorney
without any opposition. j. A. I.eshy
also received seven votes for police
magistrate.
c. H. Never was unanimously re-
tsised as manager Of the Msnicipal
Light q Water Plaat.
Regular meetings Of the board will
he keld the first Tuesday in the
month a. Last year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
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Upder the auspices II the Epworti
League. local chap,er, j X Barkley
u Moslton. Iowa. gave his lecture
an Lights aud shadows last Fri
dsv night.
To say that The Iectsrer held his
audience from start to hnish is 10 ssy
bat little. The Audience was simply
captiva,ed and carried away with the
unique exhibition presented. Again
and again spontaneous applause in
terupted the lecturer. IL was dith-
cult 10 say which appealed TO the
people most. his modelling Of popa-
lar characters or his bssatiful liRkt-
ulng crayon p,ctares. IL all
claimed the delighted applause Of
the large audience.
The Epworth League made great
biz by securing so able lectsEer
aud incidently netted over sac after
paving all expenses
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
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The preliminary meet II tie
coaniy high schsol which wa. held
iass tr,dsv resuliea in a gsod shew
sng by the BOYS who Will compete
wifh other high schools on the Wess
err slope at Delta Nav sth. An a
last year. recesds we're aea,ea BY Q
considerable margin
The bovs who 60 - Delta sse.
Iotailon, Aullla. or.sn. l.. Sseee,
Biscksseck and Lscero. O'Falloa
has been chossa 10 represest Guasi-
son on the execptIve commsttee a
the Western Slope athletic associa-
ton.
The rhetorical contest will take
place FRIDAY evening, NAV 9Th,
and Saturday evening. The iollow-
ing are the Gannison entries. Nate
Eedden. orassou; Helen Webssss.
defamation; Owen O'falion. arss-
ment.
The Field meet will take plsas
Saturday afternoon. High schools
represented in the meet and contest
are, Telluride. Ouray, Montrose.
Delta. Psonia and Gunnisoa.
Following are the results # the
preliminary meet
loo yd- dash. Mullin, / l secs.
Hammer throw, ~ n 5 in
30 vd. dash, Mull,n, p Is secs.
Dhscas throw, Mallin. .5ft. 9 in.
l2o yd hurdle. the, O'Fallon and
l.. Stone, 20 2-5 secs.
Shotpat, O'Fallon. 43ft. 4 in.
4s4 yd. run. Qainn, 81 Is secs.
High Jump, O'falIon. An. . in.
220 yd hurdle, tie, O'Falloa and
l.. stone, "a 3-5 secs.
Broad Jump, OFsllon. left ! ia
Relay team, Lacerro, Stone. Mal-
lin and O'Fallon, 2 min. 81 As sec.
Eighth grade broad jump, Jay
Miller, 14ft. 5 in
100 yd dash, Jay Miller IL Is
A county field meet is arranged
for May 10 ct GsnRison. The schools
at Crested Butte, Pitkin, Ohio City.
Gunnison and larger district schools
are savited 10 sead Representatives.
Prizes ssd medals will he given.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
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9s:$s!5'; $

The p.bl,-hed report of the Gun
nisoa Municipal Ll9ei and Waser
Plant for last wear. has several inter
estinH tesisres. Amoag them ~ the
extrsord,aary large pamher of gal
isas psmPed. amounting 10 an aver
aee fog the year. 23l gallons dsy
tor each man woman aad child in
Gsanlson. Think of thai, Seven
and half barrels each, and durlna
July, the average per day vas 2s2
Ssllons. This is slmos, twice the
average for other towns aud cities.
Fer Instance Ex-mayor AskIne tells
us that for the city of Owensbero.
ky..the average is ls5 gallons be
sides We ia GannIson have a bossti-
fsl supply for lawns and gardens
frosn the street bitches. Fifty gal
ioas psr espsta oaght 10 be ample.
aad when one eontemp.stes the he-
ure Of 23l gallons. II Is plain why
we lose money ON the water plant
though making money oa the light
hUssness.
What shall he done about this !?
Where Is the waste Mr.. Alkine
tells ss that he kept an accurate re
cord OF his own family during the
winter and found an average daily
consumption of eight gallons. No
doabt many other families are the
same. There is no doubt large
waste from the leaky tank ON the
hill. Large waste from leaks IN the
big pipes that no one can see, as the
water escapes through the gravel
some people evidently turn on the
faucets ut night 10 water their lawns.
never thinking that ii must be paid
for by fellow citizens.
The problem is well worth consid-
erlng, and it is a great deal 10 have
located the trouble even so far as
this report goes. Judge Aikine
spent over ten days solid time with
his engineering experience figuring
it oSs with G. III. Aeyer. the saper-
IRteRdent of the plant. and is of the
opiRioa that one Of the first steps 20
sssise in reducing cost woald be to
have more complete and detailed
records kept, both at the plant and
the city hall. SO that costs of each
particular item coald he quickly
found.
That the utmost economy has been
used is shown by the iaet that cost
Of electric light is only trifle over
three cents kilowatt, while it
usually runs from live 10 eight and
ten cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
c.. ~ pa Light ..d V.au Haa
49, 49,.

Ii lesks god 10 ss~ she 49,
seea ut work again cn the s~esg !
line. foveman G. l.. Johpsoa. .
in from Cedsredae last Tk1N
aud with six EMPLOYEES is essse'
ut La Nesa. A ssmber 81 wesh
have been hired about toss.
others viii be oroaght fro@ III
~ needed, provided local lsbas ,
not be secsssd Remaining D
are being dug. the poles trsaI
and raised aud wires str.ag. ID
not be msBy weeks before IT,
system is installed eomplese sad :
work will begin on the trwnk
over Monarch pass 10 Salida.
tric; Manager D d Whslea 10
to look after the business ead II
work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
nslscAy Hssa. - Al nrs~. Sp>cial

To Jeifries Johnson fight al San
Francisco June 80. via RIO Grande
''tbe scenic route. . Special Pullman
train with dining ear leaves Denver
noon, Jane ~ Call ON or write
your ticket agent or Al Brown at
l54l Curtis street for reservations,
tickets aud particulars.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
The Stallion, Bleder

The Percheron Stallion. BLEDOR,
Will stand this season at u +.
Wylies ranch on Ohio Greek. SER
vice fee viii be Sl5 10 insure. Re
turn mares from sormer wears must
be bred this season. This is the last
year for come-backs- Mares pastar-
ed, : a week.
j. L. NYIIE.
LEE LEHMAN.
A. +. HYzER.
l5-l4 Directors
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
SrAsA Cscoisa - - Rs6ssAina

Next Monday being school cleo
tion the taxpayers of school district
No. I should carefully look into the
matter of refunding the bonds now
outstanding The original debt was
$4,000 of which s2O,O0O has been
paid the remaining $4,000 is due
in September of this year and unless
refunded must be paid, which means
a high rate Of taxation, while ii re-
funded the district will be able 30
put some much needed repairs and
improvements ON our school build
ings.
After investigation News Cham
pion is inclined to think the bonds
should bv all means he refunded.
The owners of the bonds might Sc
cure an injunction from the district
court compelling us 10 raise the en-
tire $1,000 in one wear, aud that
would he annoying If not disastrous.
Only those who have paid tax in
district No. during the last year
can vote. but we believe most OF
these will vote for refandlng
In Gunnison there are two candI-
dates for secretary, Miss Mamie
Harwood, the present Incumbent,
and Mrs. Eva Millspaugh The
position paws a salary of $50 a year.
All over the county. the secretary
in each school district is TO he eleeted
Monday, so voters should bear this
IN mind.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
Or Essuas;a is spss E~ - Sesssa

Drop in and bring along yOur
thirst. Tickle your pallet with a
spark ling glass Of our delicious soda
water or an ice cream sandae
OIEARN, The Druggist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Oar stock Of furniture includes
all sinds of rockers, from luxurious
easy chairs. upholstered in leather,
to the pretty bird 8 eye maple and
willow rockers. Oar stock com
biDee beauty with comfort and rea-
so1able prices
l5-tf. CLARENCE Apsas. Gunnison
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

We still have some of those pack
ages Of garden seeds sent TO News
Champion bv Congressman Taylor
You are welcome TO them either by
calling at the Office or dropping us
a card.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

The new postal cards Of the State
Normal School building at Gunni-
son are now ON sale about town or al
Tins office. Send them out 10 adver-
tise our good fortune Many bust
ness mea are enclosing them in
letters. Pc q dozen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Word comes from Csstleton that the
train set fire to the depot there Tees
day. The wind vas blowing hard
and il seeunsd for time that the
bsildsag msst bsrn However il
was discovev~d by MRS. Al. Allison
and through her heroic effort in as
sisting an Italian TO carry water
up ladder onto the roof the blaze
was finally exiting euished
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
Pslaeses e. Ssle

We have seed potatoes, both early
and late varieties. Also first class
potatoes for cooking. Price 15c per
hundred in 500 III. lots.
l5tf Il. NJ. HANMaKER
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

The Monday Afternoon club meet
ing has been postponed until Mon
dav, My 2nd. when it meets with
Mrs. u. B. Lewis
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Household furniture for sale. Anv
thing and everything from a kitchen
range TO piano.
Us. F0uLKE, at Drug Store. l4-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Cvcle Hatchers and all sorts of
poultry supplies at the store Of II
&. Lawrence on Tomichi avenue. IA
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
49, - c.

oa Nay 3oth q base bell As@e he.
tween tke Nelsoa nine as6 49, tsam
of the telephoRe coassrscti0a Opng
Chss. Nelsss is captaia a ~ frst
team ssd Mr.. yohssoa a - Ospnd
Lsaes ne will give hss. ~. The
ssasA stasd psa~us<s Il Ms game
viii he eivea % the W. r. &.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
Want Ads Pay Be Convinced Five Cents Per Lin

An extension dining room table
for sale Excellent condition.
DENTrR II. SAPP.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

The Sannyside Poultry Yards has
for sale a few fine young LAYING hens
Extra good cockerels of several
breeds, couple hen turkeys Eggs
from two uensnf thoroughbred Rhode
Island Reds. me pen male bird direct
from Rhode Island. These Reds are
extra good $50 per setting. Ills
Mas. :. G. FISHER. Gunnisun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

AS ! am leaving town, all persons
aving accounts against me are re
quested to present the same 10 me
or 10 w C. Harris, Gunnison
Mas. L. III. HARRIs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Big line Ladies Sample Dress
Sairts price saving
SAMPLINER'S
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Baggy for sale Good as new,
S45. Inquire at News Champion
Office. I1u.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

We have on hand bound books of
100 rotes for stallion service fee.
Sl00 each at NewslChamplon Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
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Furnished rooms. In West Gun
nison near NJ T.. church.
l6-tf y. ID. Van AkEN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

When in need of a good, up-to
Gate sewing machine get the White
Rotary. For Sale by @. u. Martin.
The only machine ON earth that will
sew ON buttons. 4Glti
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
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The Caldwell residence on Fine
Street. 3 lots $500
HENRY +. lARI
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

A party consisting of H. b. Browa,
DR.. aud Gordon Sullivan, Misses
Dill. Wharton and Westgate drove
TO Mt Carbon Sunday
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons Il Ferguson.

Private board and rooms by the
week or month.
IA If. Mas. JAM WARNER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

VI w " ~ N'uhhiN'h-
Mas L. III. HAERIs.
For Cabbage Plants En-
gage them now Ready 10 take up
any time after June LIST. Soc per
hundred Mas j w. SMITH.
1913 Gunnison, Colo
FoR Rhode Island Red eggs
for Matching Rooster this year
from Frank Foy's famous 200 egg
STRAIN 500 per sitting.
lJtf RUFUs kN0TF
j. 5. Foulke has put his large pri-
vate library ON sale. and there are
same very fine books 30 be gotten at
bargain You can look them over
at the insurance office Of Henry =
Lake
CAPITAL for meritious mining.
manufacturing. and railroad enter
prises. For particulars apply 10
CHARLES T. JOHNSON a co,
Suite 2l2 Warder Bldg, Washing
ton, ID c. 1919
FR SALE-Three head a work
horses, two wagons, two sets of
double harness. all belonging 10 the
Nebber estate. Vt ms ranch north
Of Gunnison.
l4tf A. f. HYzER, administrator
The W X e. will give a measure
and swap sosiai "Wednesday evening
the fth of May at the Redmen hail
A short literary program has been
prepared after which there will be
lots Of fun. All are cordially in
yited.
Visit the popular aud Up-to- Date
Millinery Parlours before purehss-
rnc new hat. For street and dress
hats. we carry all the latest shapes
and patterns.
Mrs. j. II. JrNNINGs.
Second Millinery Store. Upper
Main st. I4tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
As.ual Encsaeoest c. A. 4, Crasl
Jusctisa, Cslsrs1s

Nav l2th 20 18th, 1910 Rate Of
one fare for the round trip via the
RIO GRANDE Tickets on sale
Nav lOth aud llth Final return
limit May 10Th, For particulars
call on local agent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Don't fosest the dsses this even
ing 1t La Neta hotel. Music by
Aauer orchestra.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

L. w. Bsiley, the White Pine
merchant, paid Gunnison a visit
yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

The ROYAL CAFE will furnisl
Room and Board at 500 per week
Special rates by the month.
B. b LAsHBR0oK, proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Top buggy for sale cheap.
IL II. A. ii. KNOLL, Gannlson
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Mrs 7. II IINNIN6s-
Second Millinery Store. Upper
Main st. I4tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

For Cabbage Plants. En-
gage them now Ready 10 take np
any time after June LIST. Soc per
hundred. Mas. ] w. SMITH,
l1-l9 GunnisOn, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Visit the popular aud Up-to-Date
Millinery Parlours before purehss-
rnc a new hat For street and dress
hats. we carry all the latest shapes
and patterns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

For SAIL Rhode Island Red eggs
for hatehing Rooster this yeai
from Frank Foy's famous 200 egg
STRAIN 500 per sitting
lJtf RuFUs kN0rp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-29

Vapor americana Caracas Recalara
Ell de Febrero proximo procedente de
New York
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Vapor frances Montreal. Sc aguarda
el del pr6ximo FebrerO procedente de
ST. Thomas.
Consignatarios, j. T. Silva Co.
Vapor americana j. F.Luckemback.
Debe haber salido hoy de New York pa
ra Ponce.
Consignatarios Insular Line
Vapor americana S. V. Luckemback.
Del puerto de New York para ell nuestrO
saldra ell II del entrante Febrero.
Consignatarios Insular Line.
Vapor americana Julia Luckenbeck
Del puerto de New York para ell nuestro
| debe haber salido hoy.
Consignatarios, Insriar Line.
Vapor Brasilelio. Ell Is del entrante
Febrero saldra de Barcelona para Ca
narias San Juan.
Consignatarios Sobrinos de Izquier-
do y Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-29
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Creo cada paabra de la historic que ma contado
to en- mi vida
No sabe de la muerte de desgracada muJer mas que
que todo ell mundo excepto que ha inerve
nido
La enrevsta ha durado media hora; Ronaldo permane
ci6 junto la reja con los brazos cruzados.
Nos saudamos sin pronuncar paabra, ell sem
bante paldo temblOrosas las dos mserabes
6venes sin embargo para quenes la ecidad parece
haber desaparecdo del mundo
Lo que Ronaldo pensara de la entrevsa no 10 no
pense el durante todo aque ratio
Gerardo me cont6 desventrada historic breves pa
labraS
Lo que quiso decr al uez propia defensa, meac
do mi para que 20 lie uscara ante ell mundo pare
cia cudarse muy POGO de para ustcarse ante
mi.
Sal6 de ell % de Julio, desde entonces no La he
vuelto VERNE dio, deteniendose paseOs. Sc
march6 arada torque la ren por alguna vol
VIC mas
Il Entonces por que observe usted madre aque
Tia conducta? Por que forar hsorias para los
vecinos. sobre cartas recados?
Me preguntaban Y necesariO decirles algo
i Por que decir la verdad?
Preferia decr que la habia muertO decir la verdad
i Per quef-pregunte at6nita-Si saba usted NADIA
de ella por que dar pabulo terrible sospeeha que
hoy prueba contra ustedf
No tengo gran interes en- la vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-29

Costeros Mayaguezana, Perla, Engra
a y Maria Artau.
Yapor americana Carolina.