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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-27
De TEATRQ.
Maria Victoria.

FL mejor eiogio Que de la obra de
ilustrado gallego Manuel Linares Ri
vas debe hacerse es suplicar 4 don
Francisco Fuentes que la ponga en-
escena unas cuantas veces mas.
No escribrmos para los lectores
que fuerop snoche al municipal
Escrihimos para los que Sc qucdaron
en- sls casas.
Los primeros volveran a yer a
Morid F,ctona Los segundos desea-
ran conocer las bellezas de una come
dia vivids. con argumento conocldo,
pero admirsblemerte presentado y
con I'm final soherhio, uagistra!
Cuando Mario V.c'eno. entire 81
dinero vel ceriho. opta ror este iIlti-
mo ;pero reflexiona Y conlprende que
haria nal 81 siguiera los naturales iln
pulsos de su dolorido coraz6n, v ras-
"a Ia comenzada carta. donde iraza
ra "Querido juan. (su primer
novio! para no laltar 4 su deber de
esposa de don Guihermo Y exclaIna:
ia conciencia vale tanto como la
felicidad", demuestra ser una mujer
honrada, que sacrifica el 1nico amor
de toda "a vida, dando TN gran
ejemDlo de alta moralidad
Del desempeno de tan hermosa
oomedia haste decir que Ell tel5n hu-
.o De correrse varias veces al final |
de cada acto.
Todns se esmeI aron en- cumplir su
'ometIdo Y, rs. que h conSiguieron
Fl ST. Fuenies. i'm tanto sf6nico.
< Fl gGe melor >e owe tai es Fl e<fuer
"a que hare. No la nenes,er enco-
r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-27

De manera que enel caso Que to
dos estos hechos sean ver,iad tene-
mos que el herido MatoS VINO 4 pa
gar las consecuenciaS encontrslniose
al lado del poste parade, porqge el
disgusto habfa sucediio, entire Saliva
dor Mas, Alfredo Ramirez, y Juan
Rodriguez, ssliendo estos iIesoS por
complete del reroi,t Solauaente este
heeho y un muchacho que le dio una
pedrada q otro,son los dos del incl
dentes unicos de la noche buena
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-27

Sc asegira que Il Dr. Fushio
Coronas, de Ponce. ha .elecrafisla
al director del Consolidate aceptan
do la designation para el cargo ,le ii
rector de Sandal y lue eleNpresado
oompatriota era el candidate del 20
hernador Cotton psra cuirir did ha
! ,e ante.
sssgurs qle el Co5erra,!or
iiene el proposIto Ge no cub-Ir Ia ola
"a de seg,ndo ieie Dc Ia policia insu
lar. vac ante 4 lltimoS ,iel ca-lont4
mes por renuneia del 81 Nsne~ La
propos.clon de nomhrar ep, - largo
IN instructor pa-e,S que 4 3 ,oins
Il consideration. II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-27

ra Y oopiosa information.
Larga Y pnspera vida deseamos
le al nuevo adalid del pensamense,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-27


Para FL dia 9 de Enero sstan anrn
ciados los ex&menes para farmaceu-
ticJs los cuales ter1ninaron ell l6.
tparecera en- FL pr6xmo mes Do
En-ro la revista dc la Asociacion de
Ea1macia.
FL doctor L;borio CordoVA ns8-
co de Morovis esta en- San Mn.
Como era syer dta Dc hesta of1s3s
el conercio suspendD sus operaao-
mes.
E, mes Gluno celsbross en- b no
eion Segunda, el isicio que sdbrs
divorcio entablsrs eonts b audWs
Eduyigis Febre cepeda, el se6or
Juan Berries Diar.
Sc nforma cue uno da los propo
stos delos nuevos conoejahs del nu
nicipio de San Juan es eide Dsvw h
lmpieza y arresle de los alpedsdo
res de Is sslids eese de b sisdsd. DOR
Ia parte ss,,ada sns-e k cssa eesuela
v los antiques hornos miitase&
No hsy pnona en- San Juan aue
NJ vsya aI Cine de Is Plasa & vpr
d <ensarirnal peliculs limo roba
In Ecr ei aguils. EetA noehe v,el.
.ea : szhibise 1ssA lndss psLculsA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-27
CaIta &c IN con-
dcnado a mueIte.
A Flores Sc lie acusa de haber
dado muerte por veneno a
Angel Martel Ell comblna.
ci6n con la mujer de este.
Sc dirige al Lcdo. Llorens To-
rres, solicitande interceda en-
Eu CauSa.

Ell Lcdo. Luis Llorens Torres ha
recibido la siguiente carta cuyo tex
to literal damos enla lorna que ma
sido escrita.
"Penitenciaria de P. R.
Diciembre 10 de 1910 Sr. Lcdo
Yoren Torrez, Mi mas digno y dis
tinguido Caballero Y de mi mayo
Respeto q viendo te nido V. dlgn
ST.. ell Placer de Conocer & la umlrde
per soma de Juan Flores Caciano pa
ra interesarce de aser MI detenza
sratuita mente Lo lue aside para
mi de mi chisima .sastlfaclon y me
ase 4 brigar al gunas es peranzas en-
yer brotar unas de las ma yores ca
ridades que arberga su per soma por
10 que deseo que Dios lie Conne de fe
licidades.
"Vien querido Lcdo. 70 ublse de
seado a yer podido blar con w po
derle esplicar algo que deseaba pero
como usted vino en- union de otros
cabaTleros y te MIA Prisay en- partl
cular la a a Iegria y el placer mlo en-
en- yer 4 su persona fue 10 mas que
no me deio es plicarle pero Suphco,
a ". digno; Sr. que Cuando usted
tenga la oportunidad y el tempo de
poder pasar por esta a gallo querldo
Lcdo. que de SEQ manlfestar aigo
sobre mi asunto, a V. que el que
Sc intereSa por el,
"En particular le digo quendo ID.
cenciado, que iucht por salvar MI
vida no dele que Sc me a CIRQUE Lu-
che por este infeliz que es lnocente
no 10 dele llebar al Cadarso, mlre Sr:
Lcdo que arrancar un hombre del
patibulo es a rrancar una verguenza
i la sociedad y I'm crlmen mas 4 la
Justicia, Y 81 la Wilma es lnocente
10 abra corona con que coronar al
lue la sarve. I.uchc querldo Lcdo.
1ue usted LuchandO en- irenIe ce
Los .Tueces es la Carload susanando
os Errores de Ia .IusticIa.
Wien supico a V. digno caballero
l,le ala repuesta NE de algunas es-
,eranzas que sera el ahento de NIL
spiritu.
Sin mas nuedo Vuestro en- FL ser
-icio ron 81 u7es dc vida respeto.
" ":Atentamente Juan Flores Cacia
%
Este acusado fue condenado la
ena de muerte por la eorte de Ma
aguez. Apelo de la sentencia, Y la
pelacidn 6 celal,r6 va ante | a Corte
uprema.. En- ia vista de la apela-
6r lie defenC!i6 el abogado Llo7ens,
ombrado de ofic;o poT la Hon Cor
. Supreme FL falle de este alto Tri :
mal no Sc ha dlr' ado am.
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Sus cuallda,ieS dc excelente actor
une las lie bondadoso altruSta.
La teuporada teatral ha sxo inau
gurada hajo los mejoreS auspicios:
mueho pliblico V mucho entusiasmo
y ne dudamos que este ira crecendo
cada dia. daao Ia lusta fama de que
goza el exeelente cuadro dramstico
que representa-.
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DIED


MAJOR-At the residence OF her Son-in-
law, Charles a. Larson. 40 II street,
Monday, March I. Mrs. Caroline Major.
aged o. years. Deceased was n native
OF Norway, coming TO Utah In 1919. She
Is survived by three daughters. namely
Mrs. John Rusc. Mrs. Charles a. Larson
and Mrs. A. r. Taylor. all Of this city.
The body viii he taken 10 Spring City,
Utah. her former home. for intcrmcnt.
EDGELI.-In this city. March s. 1910.
Elizabeth II. Edcell OF HoytsYilc. Utah.
in her siNty-eiGhth year native of
England. The remains arc at the fun
cral parlors of Joseph William Taylor.
20 South West Temple street. Tho re-
mains viii he shipped TO IIoytsyiilc for
burial Thursday morning.
EARDLEY-Of the Sixth ward. al
the residence of her dauEhtcr, Mrs.
James Haslam, $50 North sixth West
street. March s. 1910, of old age. Ann ].
Eardlcy, born June l2, 1892, in England,
Funeral services Thursday at p. m.
from the Sixth ward chapel. Friends
are invited 10 attend. IDterment in City
cemetery.
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In this novel feature both voices are
brought into play and the effect Is su-
perb Besides being an accomplished
singer. Miss Van Dyke Is beautiful and
shapely woman.
The three Keltons present a miSccl-
1aneous musical act. Mr.. kcltou assumes
charge OF the orchestra, the services OF
which is enlisted with the performance.
Gladys Kelton Is the feature of the act.
She is "A charming young lady. whose mu-
sical accomplishments are hardly bclicv-
able for one OF her years. The act Is
high class and won much applause,
Val Trainor and Myrtle Dale appear, IN
. playlet entitled. "a rrcvaricatinlS
fair wherein tho old soldier. in his fond
ness of rccIting old war experiences, at
tempts To stretch tho truth, and gem
orally makes good with some plausible
excuse when reminded that he is over
stepping the bounds Of belief, \ peace
full. honeliltc atmosphere hoNerS over tho
scene. Both Miss Dale and Mr.. Trtluor
possess musical voices and their singing
adds much to the act.
y very pretty stage setting is carried
by Whitman. tho contortonist II dc
costume % worn ri by AIr. Whitman being
that of large tree frog, tho culorlngs
being IN perfect harmony with the set
tirE. The effect Is pleasing. Mr.. Whit
man manipulatos his body as though II
were nothing more or less than India
rubber. The act took well With the audi
enCC. Tho piclMrcgraph affords series
of exceedingly interesting pictures. The
Mollerup orchestra renders several classy
selections.
The present Offering will continue
through Friday evening. And. as IT Is
ono Of the best, iC not the best. bill that
has been presented on tho Mission stage
advantage should he taken of the oppor
tunity TO see this high-class aggregation
of entertainers.
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FAIR WEATHER TODAY
SAYS WEATHER MAN
Another Appreciated Prognosti-
cation Made by Director
ThiesSen.
FORECAST.
Wednesday; Fair.

Fair and moderately warm weather
prevailed over the greater part OF the
country Tuesday. Locally tho temper
ature reached maximum of "a degrees.
The mean temperature in salt Lake was
degrees above normal
Tuesdays meteorological records at
the local station Of tho United states
we0thor bureau Tor the twcniy-four
hours ending At 6 r. M. Was aS follows:
Temperature at p. IN. 81: maximum
temperature, 81; minimum temperature.
81; mean temperature. A. which is : de-
grces above normal. Total excess since
tho first OF the MONTH IS degrees total
Precipitation At p M. inch; total
precipitation since the first ot the month,
trace. which is 81 inch below normal.
Total deficiency since January |, LA
inch Relative humidity. 81.
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"Dr Jekyll and Mr. HYDE" will he seen
once more at the Grand. this time for
three nights and Saturday matinee. com
mencine Thursday night This celc-
bratcd play was presented a week ago at
the Grand ny Mr.. Lorch. and carly in
the evening standing room was at a pre-
MUM and hundreds were turned away,
Al this time Mr. Lorch was asked to
continue the bill for the remainder Of
the week. but owing ia the strain and
hard work attached TO II he declined. To
play tho dual roles OF these two char
acters an actor must have a strong con-
stitution in order TO interpret them rs
they should be. IN The transformation
scenes Mr.. Lorch stands in class all by
himself, and there is no other actor that
can take the roles and give an inter
probation of the two characters as The
author intended that they should do.
Mr.. Lorch alone has the honor of being
the only actor who has presented this
great play TO packed houses In New York
and received the most 1lattcrinE criti-
csm from the public and the press. With
a matinee today and the evening per
Torrance. ~ Fathers Devotion will be
at an end.
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AZ lssi tho entire Orpheum bill las
reached salt Lake. In IFS completed
form. as originally planned lt was pre-
seutcd Tuesday afternoon and evening TO
appreciatiVo audiences. The bill is an
excellent programme. Early Yesterday
morning Clermonts Burlesduc Circus
reached Salt Lake. after a journey from
Los Angeles that occupied an entire
week. With the circus came the scenery
and costumes that belong 10 the oiller
acts coming from Los Angeles. The
Eight Geisha Girls made great hit
Tuesday. On their opening appearance
Monday evening they wore kimonos pro-
cured in town, and their stage setting
was the best that could be given them
on short notice but not to be compared
with the oriental magniflcencc of The
scenery which they used in their act
Tuesday. Their beautiful costumes OF
flowing silk htted in well with the twanG
Ing Of tho Japanese ssmisens. Ns now
given, tho Orpheums bin is exception
ally enjoyable.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

HOLGATE-'rhc funeral services over the
remains OF Thomas HolElte, aged &C.
years, a native or England. viii bo held
today "wednesday at y. m. from the
Seventeenth ward chapel Friends arc
invited To attend. lntermcnt In city
cemetery.
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FOR sALE-M1sCELLANEoUs

4 PIANO. NEW; COST $3.50 WILL
sell for $l15 cash. 1T once h-o'' i9D l9o:
lnp.
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ADJUSTMENTS
IN SALT LAKE ERS.

Mciodram9.
SALT LAKE TIlEATER-"rh The .
Round Up" Matinee, 2:l5. Even :
ing. S.l5.
GRAND THEATEE-"A Fathers .
Devotion" Matinee, 2;15. Even =
Ing, S:l5.
Comedy. .
COLONIAL. Tf1EATER-''Br Brew :
ster'S Millions Matinee: 2:lJ. :
Evening, S:lJ.
Is IN ca LOW TIIEATER-,"A :
Eschelor's Romance. Matinee, :
2.1j. Evening, S:15.
Vaudeville.
OEPBEUM TIIEATBR-Advs :
vaudeville, Matinee, .:l5. Even :
ing, Sis.
Nj SSION THEATER-Imperla .
vaudeville. Matinee. $50: even ="
ing, $50 and 9.i5. :
Motion Pictures. =.
SHUBERT. LUNA. ISIS, ELITE :
T II i \ T Z r S-Motion pictures. {.
continuous performance. afternoon :
and evening. :
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ono of the important musical events
of this year was the recital given by
the pupils Of Miss Gratia Flanders, Tues
day evening, at thc First Congregational
church. The programme was opened by
two of Miss Flanders's younger pupils
in duct. the Misses lrma Borrman and
Marjorie Wasson with the Harvest
Festival" by Max FRANKIE. This WAS fol-
lowed by the "Blscl>smith's Song" given
by Miss Ellen O'Conncr; MlSs Helen
Douglas with Recess; Miss Agnes CAT
fey. with "C;randpapa's Dance: Miss
Marjorie Wasson. Water Roses; Miss
Eernice Browning. and Miss Helen
Rhodes in "Ou the Mountain Spring
and all were givon in splendid man
ncr. As they were all among tho young
or pupils they deserve "A great deal Of
credit. Then followed duet by Miss
Lou HAYES and Miss FLANDERS lander NJ, IN In
place" Miss Elsie Spitko was on tho
programme. but because Of illness she
was unable TO appear. Others heard
Klcinc." by Nicolai Won Wllm; Miss Lu-
ellie Armstrong. in "Ecossaiso," by Ley
bach: Miss shirley Rouse, IN ',Henhvrs
dc Mai" by Dclacour: Miss Lucille Purc-
Miss frankie Leyshon. iu "Mcnuet Boo
cherlne." BY losscfy: Miss Stella Conn.
in "Die. Zufriedephet." by Mozart -Ku-
LAX: Miss Lucille Clark. in "Danse dc
Fees bv Jaell: Mrs. George Skclton, in
ITO Spring and THE Buitcr1y.' by
Gries; Miss Kate Nelson. In Second
AlIEHrka,. bN lfHnldlllll 'rp15Fi- NllSS
Ethel Tcll in Rustic OF Sprins." 10y
Sinding. This was followed by . vocal
solo. judith sung by Mrs. Anna Col
bourne Plummcr. Then Miss Virginia
Beatty was heard in "Aufschwung.' by
Schumann: Mrs. Harry CAM, "Etude. cp
H. No ." by Ncupcrt: Master Hcwy
Obcndorfcr, I'm Ny Neighbors Garden
and "Marzwnd" (by roquesD, by Nevin
and Mcnowell; Miss Ethel Dofflemoycr,
in a "Rhapsodie, Hongroisc No. . by
Liszt "Balade. on. Ma. A." by Chopin
was given by Miss Pearl Eothschild. Miss
Flanders aud all those taking part de
serve much credit FOR their splendid
work.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Whereas. the Montgomery Mountain
Mining company of Bullfroe. a corpora
ton organized and existing under The
laws Of the state ut Nevada. on the Sd
day OF january, 1910 made and executed
certain mortgage or deed of trust To
William L. EarIs OF Salt Lake City, Utah.
as trustee. to secure the payment of the
lifty-o dollars and nfty-livc cents on on
before sixty days from the date Of said
mortgage, with interest thereon from
said day until paid. at the rate OF seven
per cent per annum. which said mort =
gage has been duly recorded in the Of
flee OF The county recorder of Nyc coun-
". Nevada. and
Whereas. default has been made i'm The
payment of the money secured by said
mortgage and no suit or proceeding hay
Ing been Instituted at law 10 recover The
debt now claimed to be due upon said
mortgage. or any part thereof. the said
mortgage VIII be forcclosed by n sale
Of said premises by the subscriber at
public auction at the east door OF lin.
CITY and County building, in Salt Lake
city. Salt Lake county. and the state of
Utah, on the fifteenth day of April next,
at o'clock In the afternoon.
The following is "a description of said
mortgaged premises: Black Bull Soufh
Fraction and Bell Boy Fra ton lode MIN
llG claims situate in The Bullfrog mining
district Nyc county, state of Nevada he
Ing |. 5. mineral survey No 2425; the
Polaris Fraction. Three Peach and In
situate in the BulrroG mining district
Nye COUNTY. in the state OF Nevada, be-
ing L. S. mineral survey No 9i2G
WILLIAM +. EARLS.
Date of first publication. March 8
1910 fl0Ss
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POULTRY AND ppm :.

EGGS FOR HATCHIN(. n,
orcas. Black Langhans Il IA
Reds; cock took first nriz Alq
Poultry association JanuarvV "
price Sl.50 10 81 for ia
guaranteed; some choice nia',
cockerels at reasonable nn,.
crest Poultry Farm: Wm rSs., ~,
East 18th South. Phone a.
Red. Conc and see my stoa,.'
always welcome. ss'
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KEY FITTING

EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE REPAIR
Ing. Carter's. 325 South w. Temple ST.
Ind. 2662 Bell 759-Y. z32l
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SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE YOU WAIT, SEWED SOLES
In 10 minutes. 10 W. Ind So. case
ment .m30ol
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There is something very impressive
about Biblical subjects in motion pic
lures. and the Pathe production -oi 10
the Isis theater this week is one OF the
very best ever shown In this line in
the city. The wclI known story is worked
out with rare accuracy as TO historical
da Ia and exceptional attention TO details.
The excellent photography and beautiful
colorinG in this picture adds much 10
its attracLiVcneSs.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

NJ. 7. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
skilled and unslkilled luborers furnished
10 East lst South, cor. Commercial
Bell phone 8SSS; Ind, 92S, pi5
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BURIAL VAULTS


ROYAL, CEMENT BURIAL VAULT PUT
in on four hours notice. Ind. 325I. Bel
33IO c2OS7
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DRESSMAKING

EWING BY THE DAY BY EXPERT
enced dressmaker. Bell Tx. 3d. Ind.
1866. do1
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS. SPLENDID LINE OF 20TH
century household devices and dress
novelties: sell on sight. large profits; per-
manent dividends; monopoly: credit al
lowed: certificate worth So free. Fletch-
cr. 202 Franklin st. n. Y. f45o
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TUNING

JOHN a. I.ECHLEITER, TUNER AND
4o51Z, y3a5s
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Utah
In the matter Of George Porter. vol.
bankrupt.--ln bankruptcy No. 1869
To the creditors of George Porter OF
salt Lake City. in the county Of Salt
Lake and district aforesaid, u bank
,rupt
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th
Gay of FEBRUARY. 1910, the said George
Porter was duly adjudicated bankrupt.
ana that the first meeting Of his creditors
cial block. salt Lake City. Utah. on the
18th day OF March, 1919, al 10 o'clock In
the forenoon. at which time the said
appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
CHARLES BALDWIN,
Referee In Bankruptcy
Salt Lake City, March Z. 1910, 1850
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WITH HORSE. on TElB-
une. Apply to Circulation Manager
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Maud Leone and PLAYERS are drawing
good houses at thc Bungalow IN -
Bachelors Romance. There will hc a
matinee this afternoon.
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\ NICE OUTSIDE TWO-ROoM SUITE.
81 per week. Elegant. large single
rooms, 90 cents up Terms FOR two
SaVoy hotel. fSO
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GARDENING
~-~~~~~-~>~-~~~~
LAWNS Planted 20 YEARS EX
periepce. Emil Hansen. Bell phone
Forest 11k. 200
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN BLJSr-
ness district, 3rd floor Walkers Bank
bldg. c2OSl
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STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENGr-
Hotel. restaurant aud household Dcip.
Headquarters for laborers.
II. 2nd South. Phones A6is Gas
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CUT FLOWERS

CUT FLOWERS
THE LEADING FLORIST w. w. KING.
2li j.. end So. Both phones 81 b29i
TIE FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS
and designs. Under Natl Bank OF Rep.
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MONUMENTS AND ToMBSToNES
LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 422 So. State.
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GRAND THEATEE-"A Fathers
Devotion" Matinee, 2;15. Even
Ing, S:!1.
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VISIT IENAGER'S BUSINESS COL
lego before you decide to enter else
where, Get the best. 10 So. Main ~;
Both phones d@9l9
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WHERE TO STOP


Ind. Phono 1887 Rates Reasonable
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL,
Joe GranGust Prop.
1ti East First South Street
Electric light hot and cold water, baths
modern. newly furnished. d2935
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TAILORS

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