davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bouquet of color snggestdd for Thinning
white dresses by the ladies' tailors.
Bishop sleeves aro very effective in
thin cotton gowns. They nrc much used.
The cuirs arc of lace or embroidery, and
are very deep. Others arc mere narrow
bands.
Brown holland makes n pretty waist
cont with cuffs and pockctnaps, for n
dark blue serge yachting dress. The
embroidery is rich, being in gold, blue
and red braid.
White China or surah silk Waists nro
very stylish. Tho lit must be perfect.
The sleeves are full, the yoke SHRED or
tucked, and n snrah snsh with fringcd
ends belts down the waist.
Even royalty is wearing the summer
boa. On cup day the prospective Queen
OF England had n long lace bon wound
round her neck, tho ends reaching al.
most to the hcm of her dress.
Tho REFER coats, warranted to resist
the elements, are the rage just now.
They arc lined with brilliant silk, cut
hip deep and double breasted, closed
with eight brass buttons and finished
with q step collar.
Sleeveless and zouavo jackets are worn
on somo of tho summer toilets. Tho mn
terial used on cotton, muslin and ging-
ham dresses is generally fine velvet, but
against silk there is nothing prctticr than
embroidery or Irish lace.
Pale-yellow Spanish gauze, outlined in
its rich designs with threads of finest
gold, is greatly used for evening and
dinner toilets. Tho beautiful patterns
In relief contrast effectively with tho
plain silky texture Of the gauzc.
"Drapcrics aro returning, not word
is breathcd about it, but the transforma-
ton is effected" Thus says French
writer on dress, and points to certain re.
cent theatrical toilets from tho best Pa
risian artists as notable signs of the trans
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Deposited Rare Bible in Dops.

A somewhat unusual deposit was made
with the Notre Dame Savings Bank in
Montreal, Canada, some time ago for
safe keeping. 1t consisted of a Bible
22l years old. The work is said to be
IN good state of preservation and to DO
Lutheran Bible, published in Amster-
dam in 1869, byS. Des Marets, professor of
theology in ono of the universities of
Holland, and his son, who styles himself
ia minister of the Gospel" 1t is
French version of the Scriptures and
illustrated, - icayuns,
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oEnMANY's TEACHERS ARE rnvIpEs7

''4'N TEACI'h"s AHE FI1VIDENT'
The women teachers of GerIauy, be-
sides n great pension association avc had
an insurance society of their oyh for the
last six years. For monthly leo Of
twenty-five cents q member ca, in case
of sickness, draw 50. so wccl for thir-
teen weeks and for the Same pc od again
after an interval of six wceb. Over
5000 has been paid out. Wbmcn be-
tween eighteen aud forty-flve Fears old
who have 4 doctors ccrtiilcat of good
health are admitted. Tho soc ty has n
good surplus and is thinking OF reducing
tho fee, except when an unusual amount
of sickness occurs Chicago Mos.
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W0MAN'S VOID
PLEASANT LITERATUIs FOR
FEMININE READES.
AUTOGRAPH FANS.

Autograph fans, arovival an old
fashion, arc made this season { ivory
paper,an excellent imitation of nj ivory,
and on each stick tho namo or },timcnt
and name of favoritc bcauX or rhds can
be inscribed with indeliblc ink If you
number an artist or musicia among
Your favorities q sketch or barIf music
and the autograph can perhaps etched
upon two or moro Of the stic along
with tho namo of the ctcher.7 Chicago
Herald.
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dyed before they eau be marketed, and
then they are shorter and Lighter in body
than the plumes from the males. The
feathers from the female birds are mado
into tips and short plumes, and bring
much less, comparatively, than the long,
heavy plumes of the males
SHOW do You pluck tho feathersi" 7
asked, DESTROYS of seeing the operation,
if possible.
az cannot pluck bird for you now,
because we are through with that work
for this month, but if you will walk up
into the main corrals I'll show you how
it is DONE"
= Up on the sido of the sloping hill arc
sixteen small squares within the main in.
closure. Those little squares are about
forty feet Zach way and accommodate A
male and female bird. In them the
young are raised, and into them it is very
dangerous for the keepers to 20 during
the breeding season. In ons corner Of
the Enclosure was triangular pen of
boards, just large enough to admit tho
body of an ostrich. a stout bar stand
ing by tho fence could be used to drop
into place as soon rs the bird had been
driven into tho pen. Then stocking
slipped over his head shut. off his sight
and he was as effectually prisoner as if
he had been thrown upon the ground
and tied. When an ostrich is thus i'm
prisoned one of the keepers reaches
through the bars of the pen, lifts UP his
wings, and with pair of kecn-edged
nippers clips off the plume quilts Just
above the skin, allowing the stumps to
remain in the flesh. These arc subse-
quently shed by the bird, and imme-
diatcly thereafter new plume continues
to grow. From six to ten plumes of tho
finest quality are obtained from each side
of the bird twice year, to say nothing
of tho smaller plumes and tips from tho
back and tail.
The devotion OF the malo bird to tho
female amounts almost to alteration. He
guards her nest day and night and will
fight furiousy to protect her from an
imaginary danger. &c relieves her on
the nest st 4 o'clock in the afternoon and
remains there until o'clock the next
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g!llN|TAl|Es|Risl
Ehe sest coal syilSl


arc constantly passing; and, finally, that
ail its splcndor is sham, and its Dorlc
columns simple stucco. Let us note also
that tho Thicrgartcn is traycrscd by lines
of horse cars.
Turning eastward, wo will stroll along
UDtcr den Linden, and note such things
ms mny strike our eyes. Tho first OBJ
scrvation that we make is TINT the famous
lindcn-trccs arc not so regularly planted
or so flourishing MS we expected to find
them, and the second is that Inter den
Linden is badly kept, indifrorontly paved,
and mere quagmirc when tho rain falls.
The dividing posts and rails nrc even
more elementary and Emphasizing than
thosc which disgrace Rotten Row in
London, while the benches aro the most
primitive that could DO imagined On
tho right VIC notice tho handsome palace
OF Count REDEEM, reproduction OF
Florcntinc building. Then como some
picture shops, where something pink and
delicate by Gabriel Max attracts tho oyc.
Here is n terra Gotta store, full of busts
of tho Kaiscrs, of Bismarck, and of
Moltkc. We reach tho Kaiscrgallerio,
fine arcade, less splendid tlan the Victor
Emmanuel arcade at Milan, but still
laudablc effort in the Renaissance style,
and as good ms yellow brick and terra
Gotta can make 1t. Tho Kaisergallcric is
lined with shops that do not seem pros
porous; in the middle is Wiener Cafe,
which has marked Importance in the
eyes of the young bloods of Berlin; en-
the upper floors OF the arcade Is tho wax
work show called Castan's Panopticum,
the Musee Grcvin of Berlin. We cross
the Fricdrichstrasso and note tho QUAINT
aspect of tho drivers of the yellow par
ccls-post vans, who seem lost in their
vast seats on the top, and much hampercd
by tho brazen horn slung under their
arms with rcd and white cord. Then
we take cup of coffee at the Cafe Bauer,
glance around at tho various types ut the
tables, discrectly sheltered from the gaze
of curious passers by thick hedge of
shrubs, and after this brief rest we stay
to look Mt nothing until VIC reach the
OF Frederick the Great, at the
eastern extremity of Inter den Linden. -
Harpers Magazine.
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!. yhd beaten
! GsIBASGss -rae5 2s.yrinns OK

y
CRIMINALS beautifully wrought in gold
found in tho ruins of Babylon. Homer's
description of tho shield of Achilles re,
fcrs to the process Of anncnling by fro
and wind. In the carly Christian times
there wcrc many workers in met
als. In ltaly' in tho sixteenth century,
Bcnvcnuto Colliui illustrated cxqu sitoly
the resources OF tho art. In modern
times M. Ncclti, II French artist, Is
most fnvorably spoken of, and tho high
est enconiums nrc given the Milton shield
by Lndcnii, London craftsman, which
was bought by the British Government
to DO placed in the South Kensiugton
Museum. Tho shield contains wonder
ful depictions from "Paradsc Lost. Mr..
Gawthorp corrccts popular fallacy that
tho best specimens of metal come
from Bcnarcs and other Eastern points.
1t is not true response work, but only
fiat chasing.
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SOFT, wAvY HAIR.

Soft, wavy hair is personal beauty
any. woman can possess, if she only has
patience in pursuing the methods pre-
scribed. Where nature has supplied the
pretty crinkles, one has only to let her
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Tho unset stones of Mrs. Clevcland's
collection are not very large, and some
of them are n little off color. The I'M
mounted gems are arranged in little cab
inets of inlaid wood, and tho cabinets are
provided with tiny little nests of cotton
and in them the diamonds rest. Each
nest has its number, and the mcmoran-
dun book tells, after each number, the
time and place of purchase, beside the
value of tho stone.-PittsJu,yh Dispatch.
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rnE CUBAN woMAN's IDLE EXISTENCE

rnE CUBAN woMAN's IDLE EXISTENCE.
Tho Cuban woman goes through the
world in an easy, shiftless sort of way,
lounges only too gracefully in hammock
or Tolls in her rocking chair, her mind
intent on only ono idea-how to keep
cool, says an exchange. The grace of
the woman is set off by the marvellous
way with which she uses her fan. Not
for moment is it ut rest; it flutters,
waves idly, is opened and shut in tho
space of second; falls to the side, and
again rises to take part in the con-
versation. The type of tho face which
beams above every fan in Cuban high
life is difficult to describe. The COM
plexion varies from olive to white; deep
black hair is the prevalent hue; but the
eyesl Luminous, dreamy, SO large, dark
and vivid. In Senorita, with her GER
tain childlike frankncss, but with a pro-
volsing richness and fire of nature in her
features, ensnares many heart as she
sits at her open window twirling her fan
and watching the curling smoke from her
cigarette, and, while sho is kept under
the strictest surveillance, she is a woman,
and romantic and many are the proofs
that ''stone walls do not prison make"
-NcD York World.
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Metal Working.

Mr.. w. i. tiawthorp wrtca III worry
pleasant voln In tho Dirt amateur con-
corning hammered metal work. Brass
and iron work date to tho earliest historic
period. Tho Scriptures abound. with Ill
2 T5TnasNsaxt OF NanameslaS Eetal for
r industrial ptis | Ss sots aal
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thirds of the duty of setting {
fore two-thirds of the labor &2s 10
brood of young. -. FRA
had an opportulity, {tao
smaller corrals, of witneS1 Hid
ing of .. ,peuz1anvIis nest. ma alo
bird tIotted around the lot in peculiar
manner, now and then pecking at the
ground with her bill Finally she found
a spot to her liking and scratched up the
sandy loan little with her foot. Then
she walked away, proud and happy in
the knowledge that she had found tho
proper place for digging the family nest.
She retired to further corner of the lot
and sat down. Then the male bird, a
handsome, black-plumed fellow, strutted
over to the spot where the head of the
house had scratched away the turf. Ho
went to work with will and soon his
big, two-tocd feet, armed with their
heavy claws, had dug out quite hole in
the soft sand. He did not stop until he
had made an excavation fully rs broad as
the body of his beloved mate and about
foot in depth. Then he spoke to her
in ostrich language and she Immediately
came to the nest. There were some
modern improvements which he had
overlooked, perhaps, for she wasn't
pleased with it exactly. She gave him a
few more instructions and sat down tu
watch the progress of the work. The
old fellow went to work like dutifu
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an OSTRICH RANCH.
BArsiNq TIE QUEER BYRD ~
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
tHe Fights Like wild Cat if His
Home is Invaded-HarmIess With
q Stocking Over His Head Z
-Plucking tho Feathers.

AVS o Santa Ina
(C;l.) letter to the
New YORK. World:
On, the sloping side
Of 4 foothill in the
San Dernandino
range of mountains,
in Southern Califor-
mia, is the queercst
little ranch in oil the
Golden State. A
high fence of hem
lock planking, with
ax-orp Croolr eko~.,I
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These delbte3rt.-si., -. lhescntcd
by the EmPasha Relief Committee to
"Hcnry D1anley, on his wedding day,
July IL, pc, in commemoratlon of
duty nobl$ne and great enterprise
splendidlyhieved in Darkest Africa"
Pail 1dBudgst.
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Stanley's Dinner Service.
Housewives will be interested in the
following list, which is no other than Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley's silver dinner service
It is solid silver.
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mar ST ice cream, Sc ievanto en- aquel mo-
mento para retirarse y, casual 8 intentional
mente. dejo caer el panuelo que yn sin
preambulos, y apesar de no estar presentado
a ella, detalle que Sc observa mucho en- los
Estados- Unidos, CORR recojer, tropezando
sgraCiadamente con la mesa en- que habia-
mos comido, y tirando al suelo dos tres
copas que al romperse en- el mlrmol del pa
vimento, produjeron I'm ruido tai, que toda-
via me avergiienzo de recoTdarlo.
Cuando alcance el panuelo, 10 ofrecl ga
lantemente la bella desconocida
Ella, sonriendo, me dio las gracias en-
ingles, y sin dejarme apen tempo para con-
testar, Sc dispnso abaudonar el comedor.
lanzandome una mirada { ~ dicen que los
ojos azules no son expresivos J. Que @parecfa
el provectil de uu rewolv Smith ,lispara-
do q boca de jarro Lu 60, con paso firme,
como aim ntada por la racion d. yoats 6eef
con patatas y. ensaiada de tomates que habla
comido, des 4parecio por una pu.lta que da-
ba 4 Ia escal'ra, por donde Sc subia los pi-
SOS supsriores del hotel.
En- cnanto mi, medic aturdido por eli
vino v por Ia impressions que aqueua muier
me habia causado, valvf 4 reunirme con mis-
pligos, que me recibieron con una lluvia de
Somas Picantes; recogf pague el CHIC, va
de lo que habianoS ga aso. y dos horas
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revelaba el secreto para obtener aquellos mag
nificos tuberculos.
El prOcedimientO consiste en- suprimir,
cuando las plantas tienen 10 B l2 centimetros
de alto, los tallos pequenos del centro que TO-
dean el tronco los dos tallos del centro que
son los mas vigorosos. De este modo la Vege-
taci6n del tub6rculo Sc desaFrolla, aproVechan-
do la elimination de aquelos 0rganos. De esta
Inanera pneden obtenerse tub6rculos que dan
de 80 a 35 900 kil0gramos por hectarea.
Ell ensayo de este procedimiento es suma-
mente sencillo no estarfa demas que 10 en-
Jrendieran nuestros agricultores.
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j DINERo, DINERo Y DINERo !

Ambiciono de Creso los caudales,
Idolo que veneIa ell mundo entero,
Seguro como estoy, que Don Dinero,
Hace haSta los muertos inmortales.
Que de todos los goces materiales
Tener lleno ell bolsillo es ell primero,
Y que en- la sociedad ell hombre es cero,
81 no tiene millones de reales.
Ell brute, con dinero, es de talento
El pillo, siendo rico, es hombre honrado
Ri feo, teniendo blanca, muy hermoso
Sc compra con dinero ell sentimiento;
Sc lIega con dinero q ser amado,
7 en- fin. :. tener dinero es tan sabroso!.
HJrdm
Puerto-Rico.
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Servicio de policia
% DE DICIEMBRE

I'm individuo ha sido detendo por estafa
de cinco pesos Francisco Martinez No esta
juztificado eI hecho,
Por pelea y escandalo en- la puerta del
cuartel de Artillera fu6 conducdo al dep0sito
un indiYidlO
A otro le TOGO igual suerte que al anterior
por apagar tres faroles en- la Gale.
Sc di0 cuenta al Juzgado de dos indiyi-
duos que tutieron una question en- las afueras
del Circo.
Sc le impusieron diez pesos de muta a
don Francisco Martinez dueno de un catetin Oh la
cale de Tetuan, por estar despachando al pu-
blico hasta la una de la noche.
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EspectacuIOs
Puerto-Rico.

Segdn estaba anunciada, Sc celebr0 anoche
en- el Circo Ingl6s la function a beneficio de las
Stas Rosay Ketty Nelson, dedicada sefo-
ras y otros tantos cabaleros de esta Capital.
Magn1fco golpe de vista presentaba ell
Circo. Los paleos ocupados en- su totalidad
por distinguidas familas, las gradas de la e1tre-
ma igqetjerdG completamente Henas, POGO
menos las de la derecha. El programa de la
function dej0 completamente satisfecho al pu.
blico que aplaudi6 sin cesar. Ell Sr. Robert tu-
vo la desgracia de dar una mala pisada al eie-
Guitar saltos en- el aire recibio alguna con-
fusion que le obligo a retrarse del Circo; GUAM
do Sanchez eiecutaba dificiles pruebas de equi-
librio en- Ell alambre fojo, rompi6se este sin
darle tempo a terminarlos.
Para esta noche a las 8 Sc anuncia una
variada function
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EPfGRAMA.
A un miope deelarado,
sus quejas' daba Slnudo,
| porque una tarde en- ell Prado

Mo, Albreto, no creas que es ESQ, ex-
qlarebArturo riendo, es que me parece que
HrafaEtoe ha enamorado de la americana.
s' las palabras de Alberto fueron acogi-
taspor nn coro de carcajadas por parte de
his amigos
y -Caballeros die yo
ls- Se1lor mIo.-.
-Basta de bromas; repito que escanda
i4mos demasiado y que estamos llamando
latenci6n.
Una palabra me Gallo, dijo Alberto.
esdnciando la Ultima copa lie Champana.
-Habla, le respond.
-Df Ia verdad; te gusta la america
ma o es cierto -
70 me encogi de hombros por toda
lconIstacion.
II Hip6crita grito Rodolfo df Ia YER
dad = estas enamorado, 81 3 no
IA Enamorado 2
Isl.
mo digo tanto; pero no puedo negar
que muy hermosa esa mnjer u que me
agra bastante.
FRO coro de carcajadas mereci6 mi res
quest y Alberto pidi6 ia.tercera botella de
Chsnlaaa para festejar, dijo, mi naeiente
amorl
VI
da8 que hab3 terminado "a de to-
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Orden de Ia plaza
% de Dtc5embYe.

PaFada de los Cuerpos de la guafnicion.-
J6fe dc dio: Ell Teniente Coronel del Battalion
de C0g0dores de Colon Don Adriano Lopez
vista de Hospital: Tercer Captain de. C0g0do-
res de C0E6N.-V V5gi1aaciG en- la Plaza: Un Of
cial del Battalion lie Ctd5g. P0s60 dc co9UGle-
c5egetes: Un Official del Battalion de Caz0dOreS
de Colon Vigigo4pciG en- la Marina: Tn Official
y Safgento del Battalion de Cddtg
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Mo sarmiento. Para que Sc yea 10 que de inn
portante tiene laltTansformacion reforma he
cha sobre los caTpnes del sistema antique, bas-
to decir que dispara tres veces pOr minute con
una precision y regularidad prodigiosas
Dicho senor Sc ocupa en- Ia actualidad de
actiYar los trabaios de otrO Damon de su eXclu-
siro invento, cuyas pruebas tendran lugar muy
EN- breve.
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mas tarde mis- amigos y yo nos hallabamos
instalados en- las butacas del Olsnzpfc Theatre,
el primero que encontramos en- Broadway, al
salir paseo.
la vefdad es que, de impression en- inn
preston, admirando cada paso cosas entera-
mente nuevas para mi, no volvf pensar
aquella noche en- la DANA de ojos azules que
tanto me habla impresionado en- el Ste0ens
House, el misno dia que hice mi .de6ut en-
Nueva ork
Lo que mis- companeros = yo, que viaia-
bamos por placer. hicimos despues que ter
mino la function en- eI OIimbic Theatre, no
hay para que relatarlo Reuniendo las eda-
des de los cuatro, no alcanzaban elias an
siglo complete. va sabe todo ell mundo en-
10 que Sc entretienen los jovenes en- las gran
des cludades, cuando tienen dinero de que
disponer sin que nadie fiscalce sus actos
Aquella noch cenamos opfparamente
en- ell restaurant frances de Bigot sto en- el
U,st6. Square (plaza de Ia Union J; corretca-
mos de 10 Undo de aquf para ala y de ALA
para aca, entrando saliendo en- algunas ca
sas no muy santas por cierto, y tomando mas
champaha en- algunas horas, de la que ha-
biamos tornado desdeque nacimos hasta que
llegaTRs Nleva York. No acostumbrs
fContSnWagd
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N @ T A S

Los agentes de La CoRREsPoNDENcIA
en- toda Ia Isla quedan por la presente autori-
zados para transmitrnos por cuenta de la en-
presa noticias telegrafcas de cualquier suceso
importante que ocurPa en- sus localidades res
pectivas.
tN7Se recOmiendan muchO como extra supe-
riores los polvos dentales del HoctOy SGIieyW0.
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p oE SIAS
FotografIas emu. verso


va estoy en- ell aparatc,
Senorita, va la enfOco,
va en- 6l la pl0psch0 coloco. -.
ga tengo aqUi el retrato.
Ya Sc morcho mi objetivo;
Y aunque verLaa nc tortura,
Voy 4 la camara obscnra
A mirar su negative.
En- ella, solo los dos,
Merced 4 la luz del alma
Podre mirarla con calma,
Sin mas testigo que Dios.
Es simpatica Y bonita,
Y os juro pOr esta cruz
Que 4 cierto amigo andaluz
la calma y el sueno quita.
Su talle esbelto y Juneau
No encuentra aquI parecido,
Y es su trato distinguido
Discreto Y espiritual.
Dye misa con fervor,
Y, para mejor saLvarse,
En- Cathedral, va Il situarse
Cerca del altar mayor.
Como todo Sc concilia,
A trueque de algdn codillo
Juega en- su casa al tResillo,
Como quien dice, en- familia.
ES seneilla y virtuosa,
7 en- sociedad Sc presenta,
Con slls amigos atenta,
Dulce, atAble y carin0sa.
Algo asi como diVino
Son sus manos, pues con elias
Toca UNA LZatV6d de eStrelldS
Que deleitan a un vecino.
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~ CaSaS que Sc yeconsie9sdo9s EEL BUEN
GUST0, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peuqueria de la Capital.
Pyopiet0rio J. Apellaniz, San Justo, ntl-
nero l6.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados. Esmero Y limpieza.
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no le contesto Ell saludo.
Y aqu6l, de muy buena f6,
dijo En- semejantes casos
me halo amenudo, porqu6
no veo un burro 4 tres pasos.
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EPfGRAMA.

Llena de colera estoy -
dice i su esposo una DANA
10 oye un criado, = exclama
Pues de esta casa me voy,
que ell c6lera tiene ell anna
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Y o. Articoe7os que Sc recoNsiee6EaM, = Ell
excelente vino (uva pura) Riojano de Alezon,
Rioja, que expende don Francisco Font, Tanca,
esquina a Fortaleza.- botella, 90 centaTos
docena 1895.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1890-12-29
EPfGRAMA

IN artista de bohardilla
exclamaba sin cesar
Miren ustedes mis- cuadros
soy pintor realista va,
le contest6 cierto chusco;
pero empiezo sospechar,
que tu escuela, aunque es re0ziSta
no to produce nj I'm real
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1890-12-29
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SAN FRANCISCO 4s.

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