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Monarch Robustina DIARI CATALÀ 5 cent* Bamüla íe les flors, mm Ih Ttlf/om IS» Afisos, Noticies y AnuntrJ Izcprempts: E·cad·ll·r·, IO bU TéU/om 184 PRECS DE SUSCBIPCIÓ Anuocif. esqueiM. romunlcnu y r*- plaa. me» Clam« a preu» conTencioDBii. fer la «ni- » » CliXlei reipre «'Idioet^n e··iiiPiei Bor- luone. Has • les «l» de U urda. Per la S·panya. • > edició del mall, Uai • !«• In» de la ma- Uoada. Hflueiae·Ondmefo·. •OeònUm· Sdieió del MATÍ ^.ny XVII mim, 2,869 Baroelona: Dijous 11 d^abyil de 1907 brll i''- Matn— Min Jraui d'bu.aHa- Sortida del tol ••Sa.L·ï. color l·laocb. répldamentU »- TT O S F O 0 L I ^ " " ^ ^ 3'B^ raB3 A« 4 ^ » VTI1 ua» aiUM l ·xa·i M % It\VBL,L.í>3 •BSEOUI HUMANITARI Mc-g RBCON8TITUTEWT (.n ««^^^^^^ -4^r - J MARSANS ROF Y FILLS.—BANCA, BORSA Y CAMBI Rambla de Canaletes, 2.--Barcelona Negoclém el cupú Interior, Alacantay Municipala, vencimeni primer abril priSzim. MONARCH ClasslQeada primera de lea màquines d'ec- criplure vlsibia en el caroplonal de velocllal LA SENYORA y realaieocia celebrat a Paris el 21 dejaner 1907. Dolors Carsi y Brunet Casp, 4.--Barcelona viuda do don Ignasi Carsi y Badia TP* !EJ tJ Or E] O TT urfl dia 25 de mn prop-passal M MH els Sanis Sapneets y la BeoeJjcció AnKlóllca Marca de (A. C. S.) Primer ordre " ^ .- garantisada . ?l8 "*u9 afl,8,t9lfi,,í Jo*n' 'ROMi. Blrlra y Carme, fills polilichs Dolor» Giner, doclor Salvador Roca » Hallber y RamAn Puia y Koni, nels. germans, nebolí.oosina. demée parents, > les rahons social» Cau^i Germans 7 C.'y -• uig y pJnt, S. en C, al recor- aar ais seus amlchs y ooneRuls lan dolorosa pèrdua els prfguen que la encomanin • Deu y se serveixin assislir ala /unerals que pera'i v„-e.V""c (l08cau8 ae I nnima de la difunla se celebraran dema divendres dia li del íclual, a les deu dol ma li. a la Iglesia parroquial de 250 nosira aeoyora de liellhem. El dol se dona por despedit No s'invita particularment. Pesseter L,m?uA«ReN^HÀT.n^?rten', DI·bi4·ta^ton'7,'BxOT·y,,to ^TorBísbe<l· Tortoi». concedeixen, resp8Cü»a:no aw y 50 Jiw d'iodulMncia i Biela diocesans, par cada acie de pieial crtsilana que prddlq.iln en be de l'anima de la difunla. AtaíIyC.' BAKCELONA isla en vies urlnariAa. ha irasladstaon despatx al Paa- mlngo, núm. 4 (carrer ValeociB. entra Rambla de Ca- SU^CRIPCIO El Dr. Dilla» Pasfeig de GiaclaV—Conaulla de 10 a 1. Licor Crema de Llet Solidaritat Catalana LLISTA GENERAL I Icirvis^c a IÍÍC r·am^ac LUPUS, curació ab ela esbeclflob» del LiaglUcS» 3 IC» CalIiCd Dr.NoKue. Palayo, ao.eolretaol.de 3 a 6. KnrlctiPraldelaRlba. 500 Lluís Durin y Ventosa . 500 ï^ficacia inmediata Raymon Cisellaa 150 en Anèmia,Neuraalenla, Depreaaiona ner- Una catalana ds cor 250 vtoeee. Cloroai», Debllltal, Atonia (rtslrlca. 1. N. 100 Bacrorullama. — Dtpòaitai Karmíclec da Joan MarU 300 / ROBUSTINA Genové.Rambla Centre. derantdelUcea, S.T. 50 y de Durin y £spafta. Valencià, J. A. 50 dreta Koaanxe.al peu del Passeig de «iraeia Josej/ii Arliga». , . 50 Dupàn y Espana J. Rosal 500 OAf D'ANY DE LA MORT DB podrém portar a terme perqnt t'han detca- N. UaiUe 200 bart. 200 v. Vidal 100 ÏÀ No hi valdrà rét: el candidat tolia'ari U. Trillo. ..... LA HÈRNIA •or Urà triomf ami, peti a qui peti, parqme 50 Pere Sol 25 ho volem elt electort. Pere Sol»©»» .... ) el Vendatje Barrere Par altra bamda, lat malifoiet cemlralit- IB Bialll Capdevila . 100 Aquet meravellós aparell, inventat pel tet y caclqmittet aixequem íoiperit delt Pau Salmerón. doctor eapeciallata L. BARRKRK (3. bou- cimladant, jumtamtlot cemlrm'li atropollt y 50 Joseph M. Juooy. 50 ocorreguda'l 12 d'abril de 1906 levard du Palala. Paris), ea l'úlllm aven» lat Im/utlidet. Antoni Cinovaa . de la eQoacla y la suavitat pera la conteo- /Pobret ciutadamt delí Poblet de Samla 100 cid de les hernle». Joan Gorrea 10 havent rebut els Sants Sagraments y la Benedicció Apostòlica Coloma, li guany ara'l candidat dtl Ge-Joan Aymerich . & Baaeot eiüsticb, »ens resort, suprimeix verml: el dittriclt fora mm camp de bata• Andreu Casa». tota moleatla. s'emmotlla sobre"! cos, ade- 500 lla X. 15 <A. C. S.) méa, ea ira perceptible y nocambia da lloch Jmmtouvot loti contra fenemick comú; en cap movlmeot. Ricard Vilardebó. 10 rtdimluvot ab valoí elvich. Romin Rovira. 50 Tetea lea miaaea qna aa oelebraràn dama, divondree, dia 12 del corrent a la oanall Ha algut adoptat per l'BxércIt francès, y Ara ét l'hora dt la votlra regtmerncli. Pare Carraraa.... 25 del Santlsaim Sagrament de lea igleaiaa porroqulala ds Sant Pranciace de prooura Immediat allvl y absoluta segu• Eduard Caaaboacb . 25 Paoln. Noatra Senyora de la Puriaaima Concepció, Santa Maria de Caalellgall v retat. POL lea d* volta doUe de la igleala parroquial da Sant Andreu da Palomar aaràn Agustí Saqueu . 200 •pUoadea en anfragl de l'ànima del flnat. Demani» al «TRACTAT CIRNTIFIGH LA Julià Pona 15 HKHN'IAa a la aucursal de Barcelona, A. Rurlch y C , . 5 sa Sos fill», fill yolítieh don Jaume Martí 7 Galvell, filla» polítiques, noU, germi, FKRBUR. carrer del Carme, 15 y 11, Honorat Mestre». 10 MONS1KUR BARRKRK, especialista a germana polilichs, tia, nebots, cosins, deraís parenta y la senyoreta donya Mercó Var- Ramon Valleapl . 25 Caria. DB PAS A ESPANTA, tindré el gust GLOSARI Cosme Turel .... 20 f*»y Barri», preguen ala amleh» y eonegut» el tinguin present en llurs oracions y se de practicar gralla quants ensajos daaltjin Sebastià Roqué , . 5 els pacients a •erveixln assistir a n'algun» de dite» misses. De la divisió del treball, aquí.— G. Palau 55 Baroflona. a la aueurasl. carrer del Georgea Sanora» , . 50 No*s convida particularment. Carme, 15y 11, primer, el» díe» dilluns Per coincidència no volguda, peró qua 25 às acas providencial, y, ai menys, ben Juli» Bosch 15. dlmar» 16; dimecres 11 y dijous 18 Ralanialau Puiggari. 10 L^Rmin. y Rvdm. senyor Cardenal Caaaftaa. Blaba da Barcelona, y rafcxm. y ntm. aenror Blsba Abril. signillcaliva, els barcelonina estem pre• 5 de Vlch concediren. reapecUvamantTi» y BO diea d'índuigancls a tota eia saua ídeU nar Kmill ViU Valenola, Hotel Anglé», lo» dli-a diven• parant alhora, y ja ab febrea de proxi• Bonaventura Bertrin . 15 cada missa que oaixln. Sagrada Comunld qaa apliquin 0 part del Sant Hoaari que fSfm dres 10 y dlssapte au Abril. mitat, dües coses que volen dir alguna 100 sufragi da 1 anima del (Inat Joan Vidal 200 empenta: unes Hleccions y una Exposi• G. Ortega ció internacional d'Art. 20 K Z 200 Quan dicb: els barcelonina, no parió Kugenl Hos 250 ab ezactitut,—naturalment. Sempre'la Vo solidari 250 que preparen lea coses cíviques, posant- Rowende Mir . 100 ni'i coll, son una quants benemèrita. La Joan Creapl 100 Manuel Lopex v Coll . 100 /.f linctrilml rlrcloral ti MN tmitm» a la lley de la divisió c el treball ho vol aixi. Joseph Mirapeix. Y aquell imperatiu intervencionista, tí• 100 Provincià d» Giroma. Jnseph Roig y Buxeie» 50 .Igui, par ara, ta pruió dtl Gov. rtt ma't pica en Moral moderna, no arriba a Pere Cruell» Jornet. 50 vtm tuanifatlameal: cal com/tsiarko. La contradirho. Manarà, és olar, que tot• Lluí» Utret •xtrcaixan alt eaeicMt y caciqmrlt famt hom intervingui en la cosa pública. No Alexandre Buxó. Cap d'any do la mort d© amennett qut no podran complir ptrqut pot exigir que tothom intervingui com ilt dipulalt toUdntli tildtt coniaralt pora a conductor. Total. 6,000 1 driuamar ntpamakililmU al Parlamiaml y dtftmtar alt portrgmilt. ralmlta da Ien Bis conductors formen necessària• rlt mtdit lagalty rtglamamlarit fiat a eb- ment—aempre—aqui y arreu—una mi• Recandal a la "Llip Bepnalíüta" Ituir JmtHeia. noria. Peró dins l'aital minoria oomen- Do D N. N., 25 peaaetM; don N. N., 25, don Pttò n Girona it dt/tronl. Y cal qui sava, fins avuy, una diferencia entre X. X., 10; don J. B. y !>., 5; don A. S., 15, vagin ab comipit, ptrqut uo't fuga b un aqui y arreu.—Arrea, el principi de la don Borlch Moneardi. 25; don K. N. 10; don Ocorreguda'l primer d'abril de 1906 pohlt y ab ttnt dipttlatt fita da vtrtlat al divisió del treball segueix imperant so- Pera A. Millet. 85; don A. B. J.. 2; doo Jo• rtprrtanltn. seph Selva, l'bre., I; don Pere Manyach. bre'la conductors; y eia conductorss'es- 25; don Kmiii Tarré, 5: don C, 10. don Joan Al dirlrlela da Santa Coloma d» Far Hit, peciaiisen segons la feina...—Aqui, fins Havem retolí els Sanis Sagrameots y la BCUÉCÉ Aposíólica tobrt lot, la prttió oficial ha arribatiihont SanromA, I; don Carles Mani y Roig, 2; don poqntt vtgadtt arriba. avuy, els conductors clvichs eren, pe• Joseph Puig, 5; don J. S.. 10; don X. X„ 50; ( A. C. S. > L-t ocorrtgul a l'Idrarat, Mananal y ra tota feina cívica, gairebé'ls matei• don G. R.. &; don V. Font. 5; don Joan xos. Bis qui preparaven lea leccious, Caroó, 25; don Franclsco Guitart, 2; don La aeva Tluda donya Filomena Clot, fill don Pere, nora donya Josepha Pa- Hatlalnch, no té momy algú'm patirà qman Itt Corts ngmim obetlti, tl M'M pattix preparaven tem )é les Bxposicions de Domingo Romaní y Albert Noguera. 100; yerola, net», germana donya Dolors, cunyat don Joan Kubinal, cunyada donya abant.
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