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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-01
VIM. LAPHAM.
Real Estate and Mining Broker,

Invites the attention OF Investors to his choice
list OF Acreage Property in the vicinity of, and
Lots in different parts Of the city
The highest market price paid for Copper Ores
at his office, No: 100 West Temple, opposite Con-
tinental hotel Salt Lake City.
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This great offer is only for the purpose of adj
yertiSing

READ THIS CAREFULLY. ~.
The opportunity of a lifetime is herein pre-
sented. There is a tide in the. affairs of men
which, taken at the flood, leads on to for
tune" Men of Utah, that time for you is NOW.
Be careful that you do not wait for the ebb tide.
This Great Ofer positively holds good for but the
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TUESDAY, A7r;I1 1907

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THE GATLING BAND
MAGEUs OLSON

WINNER OF THE FAIR PREMIUMS
W Engagements made by W. e. Simms, bust
ness manager. Office at Calder's Music Palace
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ERIN SIANAER.

FRED. STAYAER,
DIANO TEACHING ACCORDING TO PRJN-
i clples of Deppe, Sherwood and others. 1872
w. Second North street
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14

The funniest thing happened to me
once" remarked St. Louis business man
visiting in this city. Il had more credit
than cash and more cash, perhaps, than
sense. wanted to use about $500, and |
drew on the car of Russia for SlS1. ex-
pected. of course. that the draft would 20
10 protest, but thought that il would take
three months for the draft to go across the
water and return, and by that time twas
pretty positive that | would be able 10 pull
out of the hole To my utter establishment
the draft was paid, but | received a note
signed by the ear stating that il was
necessary for him to protect his credit and
that he would honor the draft this ime,
though he could not imagine what he could
owe an American in "A far away city How
ever, he warned me that he would investi-
gate if he heard anything more from me
have not yet made up my mind whether
'he proper policy would have been 70 send
that money back 70 the ear. Being en-
tirely ignorant Of court rules and court
etiquette | have concluded IN wait until
Russia becomes a republic, and then will
send the money to the ear. lie may need
il yet."-kansas City Times.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14

A boy of IS years was admitted TO the
Mount Sinai hospital suffering from a
swelling over the region Of the collar bone.
II was evident that the bone was deeply
affected and the only recourse was an op-
Grafton, which was made The entire bone
was found dead, destroyed by inhamma-
tory action, necessitating its removal. but
in doing so the membrane Immediately
next 10 it and which nourishes the bone
was carefully incised, stripped from the
bone and replaced in the wound as nearly
as possible in its original position, the OBJ
iect being TO have it form new bone mat
ter throughout its length and thus repro
duce an entire collar bone. The wound
having been dressed the arm was subse-
quently kept in the same position that a
fracture Of the collar bone would have re-
quired, the result being that ten weeks af-
ter the operation the patient was dis
charged with brand new collar bone,
completely reproduced with new joints at
either end, and the perfect use of his arm.
New York World.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14

Everybody has read Bob Burdette's ac-
count Of how he brought confusion upon
himself by throwing gold headed UNI
brella out Of a car window after a depart
inc passenger just as the train was start
ing. and afterward discovering that the
article in question belonged to gentleman
still on the train. And everybody has
laughed at the incident and Bob's resolu-
ZION consequent upon it. But not every
one, perhaps, has had the opportunity
which recently befell Curb and Corridor
representative to witness a similar scene.
Il happened on a railroad train running
between st. Paul and some of its suburbs.
On the train were several little girls and
sitting near them middle aged woman.
At one of the stations where the train
stopped one Of the little girls left the car
Just As the train had started again the old
woman mentialed hastily snatched up
parcel from the seat near where the girl
bad been sitting, quickly crossed the car to
the side next the depot and-threw the par
eel from the open Window Nothing of
the kind. The illustration jumped a cog
at this point. The woman coolly thrust
her hand containing the parcel out of the
window, and held it there until she had
asked the girl if the package belonged to
her and received an affirmative answer and
then dropped it on the platform. As Bur
dette was instigated to his rash act by a
woman, the question arises which of the
two most nearly represents her sexg Who
will answer'-St Paul Pioneer Press.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14
TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE,
A Chapter from Forthcoming "Coiiab.

Ohaptef fSm Forthcoming "Coliab-
Grafton Novel"
John L. Sullivan and Ella Wheeler Wilcox ara
10 collaborate on novel; Exchange
CHAPTER I.
The dainty ormom clock on the maptel
had just chimed in silvery tones when
Algernon Percy de Villeford came to time
looking fresh as a daisy. The match was
TO be to finish, for Ethel Vane had told
him itwas to be their last meeting. Ethers
father acted as time keeper. She did not
make move. TWAS evidently her tactics
to wait for Algernon to force the fighting
while she played for his wind. Algernon
was foxy from the first
"Algernon," she said, after considerable
feinting, II love you. My soul throbs
with the subtle magnetism of your pres
ence. Oh, love, love, is it not a horrible
thinRY See how it transforms angels into
monsters and monsters into angels When
i am with you there is no time, no eter-
nifty; nothing but you. The sun shines
that it may beam upon your face. The
stars glitter only that their light may kiss
the path that you are treading. Do not
turn your head away. Do you not hear
mey Can you not feel the blood that
PUSHES through my hands madly tingling
to the refrain Il love youi love your"
Algernon came up groggy.
He spoke in monosyllables, undertaking
series of short arm blows. She made a
gallant lead, but he countered.
"Ah-l-am-so-poo he said "Were
/ rich-but think of your family"
What is wealth or position to mei" she
cried
He reached for her with both hands for a
mad embrace. He was playing for her
neck, but she caught him with a sumner
over the heart.
g. His breath came heavily; he was evident
~ pretty well winded.
will you consent to brave the future
and be mine, in spite of my poverty and
humble position"
"Oh, Algernonr she murmured.
She had knocked him clean over the
ropes.-Washingto Post.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14

aTbe petty failings of life are by no
means all ON tine sue oi our Women SAID
~aIlant man. Nov, take the almost
ssniversal custom of peeping under the bed
night-how many men do you suppose
'.actiee it before retiring"
This remark was made at an evening
c.tbering, and while the ladies' present
ssaemed TO enjoy it immensely the ten
stnng men ranged around the room
.ouehed and grew pale.
@Now, know" went on the defender Of
,be fair sex, II know that this peculiar bit
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14

The champion hard boiled egg eater OF
the world is Mr. Louis Ledger, of New
York. That dyspepsia defying young man
has eaten thirty hard boiled eggs in fifteen
minutes. This triumph of appetite over
hard boiled eggs was won at a contest in
the Bowery.
Half an hour after Mr.. Ledger had fin
ished the tNirticth hard boiled egg he
walked into n restaurant and complained
OF being hungry. He had consumed sixty
ounces Of eggs, or the equivalent OF seven
and half pounds of beefsteak, in quar-
Ter Of an hour. and half an hour later he
wanted coffee and squads on toast.-New
York Journal
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14
Don't Toy with Your Eyes.

Many people are troubled with itching
eyes and try all sorts of washes. The eye
u one of the most valuable organs of the
t"dy. Unfortunately for careless human
ny It is also one of the most delicate. 1t
Goes not pay TO trihe with it. The best
way to treat itching is to use a cool, weak
SAT- water wash every few hours. If this
GOES no good 20 to a physician who makes
speciality of eye diseases Exchange.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the Harris
street assessment roll is now in my hands for
collection and payment j. now due and re-
queSted. All assessments not paid on or be-
fore September 18TH. 1870. shall draw interest
from that date AT the rate Of 10 per cent per
annum until paid.
Dated at the city Of Fairhaven August 9Th.
ls.W.
!. :. RICHARDS. City Treasurer.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14
NOTICE

Notice i hereby given that the Twelfth
street assessment roll Is now In my hands for
objection aud payment j. now due and re-
guestcd. All assessments not paid ON or he
fore september 18th. lssl. shall draw interest
from that date al the rate Of 10 per cent per
aunum until paid.
Dated at the city Of Fairhaven August ith.
1880.
l. :. RICHARDS city Treasurer.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14
NOTICE

Notice l. hereby given that the Eleventh
street assessment roll i now Ia my hands
for collection and payment il now due aud
requested. All assessments not paid ON or
before september 18TH. ls!si. shall draw inter-
ct from that date at the rate OF 10 per cent
per annum until paid.
Dated at the city Of Falrhaven August 5th.
$50.
I. :. RICHARDS. city Treasurer
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the Fourteenth
street assessment roll l. now ia my hands for
collection and payment j. now due aud re-
questcd All assessments not paid ON or be-
fore September 18th. ls.a. shall draw Interest
from that date al the rate Of 10 per cent per
annum until paid.
Dated az the city Of Fairhaven August 5th.
i,M.
|. :. RICHARDS. City Treasurer.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-14

Dr Talmage receives $4,000 year from
Gus Brooklyn congregation, sl2.50O from a
l'm Tor the advance publication of his SER
mons $500 'or his contributions to a re-
teouS journal, besides what he earns on
70 we lecture platform and from general
literature work. He would lose money IL
Ie traded his income for that of the presi-
utut Of the United States.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-16
MERECIDA BlSTiKCI6N.

Con ell mayor gusto damos 1
nuestros lectores Ia grata noticia
de haber ell Excmo s.. Capitan
General conferido q nu stro que.
rid1 Director sefipr Di.z Csnfis
ell nomb amiento de Teniente CO.
ronel del nobi isimo Instltuto &c
Voluntsrios, del cual veDis siendo
CCmandante.
Por ian rnereciia ii tibci6n, que
sinceramente ctltbramos, feiicita
mos con entueiasmo al nuevo dig
nfsimo Teniente Ctronel de Vo-
luncarioa , Director del BoIETIN,
rindiendo tamb'en por elIo, & su
nombre, ell correspondence tribu.
to de gratitud 81 iIu tire Gober-
nante de esta fiel provinces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-16
iMISERIAS HUMANS!

lQuieu no las We y las palpa
csda p&sol
A La BalansG no lie sgrad6 ID
felicitacion que nos han dirigido
ell Jefe del Partido Espafiol 10.
Conditional y ell Comit6 Central
Va Sc ira habituandc. Pero oil,
vida que esa feIicitsci6n es uns
de los millares de elias que hemol
reeibido y reeibiremos. MilIares
81, senior; 3 clio eetamos acostum
brados.
Con la millonssima parte de Ia.
one hemos recibido se conforma.
ria La BalGnza.
Mas pesadumbre tuviera ell Bo
LETIE, 81 gustaran 4 La BalGnzo
nuestras felieitaciones.
ksto ibamos 4 decir 4 La Ba-
IozsG, pero nos hemos abstenido,
al leer On el mismo colega que el
Comit6 hubiers podido escoger
para b felieitaci6n otros artfculos
mgy bueg0s } di9nos del BoLxrrn.
Sc pusde psRdonar 81 eoscOry6u
por 81 ioIle.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-16


Tenemos, pues, que en- estos
dias ell BoLETIN ia escrito un ar
ticulo digDo de las felicitaeiones
del Comite Central y, ademas,
segdu La BaldnzG, otros muy
b1enos } dignos del BoLETIN.
1 Para que queremos mas? La
BGldnzG, que 10 reconoce, no de-
biera tener envidia.
Lo de Ia envidia Sc puede disi.
mular, pues, al FIN, ESQ es preferi'
BILE q que le tengan 4 uuo lastima.
Lo que no es disimulable es
que La Bolanza pretenda asi co.
mo indicar que esa felicitaci6n hS
sido solicitads por nosotros. A
tan grosera J gratuita instruction
deberiamos contestar en- otra for
ma; mas. performances Ia nscs
dad, en- gracis de que La BG
ldnsa escribs en- tonic, y no sabe
escribir de otra mAneTA. aieT
puede hacerlas, las imagina.
Nal, muy NAL debe estar La
Balanzd, cusndo tanto pesar sien
te por Ell bien ajeno. Sin dnds
que por esto y por aquello y poi
10 de mas alla, despuas de consig
mar, sin replica, en- sus columnae
que ell General que viene es III
soIdadotc y hOmbre de escdsa c1l
tIra, dice que ese General es 81
Jefe. IHabrase vistol
La Bdtdnxd promote demos
trar que ell articulo en- question n
por su fondo nj por gu forma me
rece Ia felicitaci6n. No se mo-
leste, colega; 10 que v. tiene qu'
demostrar, ya esta demostrado.
ri Conite dice que nuesiro ar
ticulo representa- las aspiracione
del Partido. La Baians0 asegu
ra que no; como 81 al ocuparno
de poltticG Unconditional tuviera
mos para NADIA en- cuenta las OPT
niones de La BalanzG!
| lQu9p IYa tenemos Papa
YA veremos que Papa 90 ese, auD
que tenyamos que hablar del pa
Ipamoscos de Burgos.
iMiserias humanasl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-16
BANQUETE.

Segdu vemos en- Ia prensa ma
drileiis, ha Sido obsequisdo en- ID
Corte, con un espl9ndido banqus-
te, en- celebration de hAber sido
nombrado Se:retArio del Gobier-
no General de esta ISIS, en- reem-
plaxo del digni'imo senor Frago-
90, el eminsnte poeta drama:ico,
sutor de La PdsionGri0, y jeft
del Cuerpo de E.tado Mayor del
ElSrcito, don Leopoldo Cano }
Masas.
El acto, al que Asistieron otrai
notabilidades de las letras p6-
trias, fue muy cordial. msrecien'
do el senior CAno Las mas expresi'
vas muestras de carino y admira'
ci6n por parte de los comensales
Con sumo gusso hacemos men
ci6n de este hOmensjs de ApreeiO
rendido oil nusvo Secretario d,
este GobierDo General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-16
MAS SOBRE "COSlS'
DE LA BAHAMA" !"

A este colega 90 le ha ocurrido
rozar con todo y contra todos, y 81
dia menos pensado va & ROAR con-
ira el guardacanton de 10 esquina.
Sc ha metido en- Santurce Gan.
grejos para 6l y pretende are
glar ALI el cotarro, cuando nj CO.
misario es siquiers.
Y para continuar su Obr0 diUSsO-
TG SO encarina con Ia segregation
de aquel barrio, y dice que & don
Pablo convene que aquello sea
pueblo, porque gaDarfa mucho mas
que 10 que pueden darle los novl-
llos Y otras cosas relativas & Ia Pc
cuaria etc.
No hay duda que La BGiansG ha
puesto 81 dedo en- la AagG, de 50
herida, 80 entiende.
Pnes, para que yea que no todos
buscan su inter6s, como Sc imagi-
ma, sepa que Ell don Pablo, como
dice La BalanEG, lejos de ser parti.
dario de la segregation, fu6 ell que
desde 1864 trabsj6 y consigui6 que
aquel pueblo fuese agregado en-
parte q la Capital, en- parte & Bio
piedras y en- parte & Ia Carolina.
El nuevo SalOm6n de la prem
ga, que presume hablsr de OmM r.
scsbile, va q dsr grandes caidas, 81
no Sc corrige en- su locuacidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-16

E! t0rrent0 epid6mle0 e0 halls
encerrado entire aceFados diquos;
9mpuja, brana Y quieEe salvaFIos;
pero tannbisn - my GIsEto, cierti-
aimo, que nueStr0 diGHo Alnalde j
sus buenos compAieros tKabaIan
con aciefto pof sof0oaE 10 que & to-
dos nos acobaKda.
ACae0 no cstam0g viondO Il los
schores Facultatfvos m<dicos sncc-
sant6mente vacunand0 .
mo homos visto, ayer nada mo
nos, aI DR., D. Manuel Jlm6nex,
inocular en- mas de 800 contornea-
dos brazos de encantadoras damas,
ell virus preservativoi
No hemos vist0 tambien traba-
jar con Ia misma forma y eon bas-
tante asiduidad 4 los sefores me-
dicos don EIiseo Font y don jose
Marti
mo se vigila con 6scrnpulosIdad
el aseo de los patios, de Ias calles,
plazas = corrales
mo vemos diariamonte desa-
humerios en- las GALES, con 81 fln de
desinfectar ei aire
Y atn mas / no 80 ha pedido6
solicitadO, como energies medida,
la clausura de las esCueIaS, Cuya
aprobaci6n pc espera del Superior
GobiernOf
Sigamos todos, perseve2emos pof
ese canine que nos hemos trazad0,
y quizas consigamos que ID vaRio-
losa, AHA en- los lneses canicuIaFes,
que se aproximan, no dIexne
nuestra poblaci6n, no Il abisme en-
el descontentO y s0bresaltO, de- Loo
cuales serfsn pafticipes los den1ks
pueblos de la Isla, pues Il que mas
no es tanta la distancia que de
nosotros 10 separa, atendiendo &
nuestra situaci6n top0grAAUa.
| Nos hallamos en- el centric de
leste pats, sehores, y C0fcanos &
| Ia estaci6n mas temible para tan
Ipdtrida enfermedad. NuestrO Ee-
cretario del Ayuntamiento cum
Ip'e estrictamente las 6rdenes que
Irecibe de su Immediate Jefs, y no
se encanta, como dicen, fnmandO !;
81 es nm caballero, que fuma como
el que tal ha dicho; 81 e. an fun.
Icionario p6blico esclavo de Cd ira
bajo, que jamas abandons 81 e.
intachable en- 50 svida p6blica J
lprivads. rs
Seguiremos dando noticias, se.
lg6n tome 8 no increnento II en-.
fermedad reinante.
81 Coyys.poSsal.
Abril, II de 1890. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-16
PROTESTA.

Don EIOy Garcia, SeOretGrio de-
Comite local del PGrtidO IncOndi-
ciOnalnsnte EspGiaOl de este pueblo
Certifca: Que en- el libro de 40.
tas de este Oomit6, existe una que
copiada & Ia letrs dice ssi:
"En el pueblo de Rio-piedras, &
los once dias del mes de Abril de
mil ochocientos noventa, reunidob
los sehores que componen el Comi-
t6 local del Partido Unconditional
mente Espshol de este pueblo
anotados al pie, el senior Preslden.
te manifesto que ha producido Ia
mayor indignation entire los CORE
ligionarios de esta localidad Ia hoje
suelta que ha lanzado al p1bliCo Ia
NGoi6n, peri6dico que 90 titula afi
liado q nuestrO Partido, en- ca, O
documento, 4 que de lectura eD
este acto, Sc ofsnde desconsidera-
damente la personaIidad de nues-
tro digno Jefe ell Excmo Sr d. Pa.
bio Ubarri, y en- vista dc tan incali-
icable conuucta, hija del despecho
: merecedora solamente del mAs
hondo desprecio de quien 90 halla
cOlocadO q una alturR donde no
pueden alcanzar los tiros de IL
maledicencia; y toda vez que con
tan graves ofensas SO hiere y ataca
al gran Partldo incondiciOnalmen-
to Espahol, en- su mas conspicua
representation, en- Ia persona de 50
respectable Jete, cuyas recomenda-
bles prendas de patriOtismo y hon
radez tanto On su via pdblica
como privada le han hecho acree-
dor en- todas ocasiones q la mas
justa consideration y aprecio /;
acuerda prOtestar, como desde lue-
go protesta, en- Ia mas solemne
lorna, en- nOmbre prOpio y en- el de
todOs los cor1eligiOnarios de este
pueblo, contra semejantes acusa-
clones, que solo han podldo dictar-
80 On un m0mentO de aberraci6n
de quien es autor del escrito de
referencia.
Acordando asi mismo decIarar
una vez mas p6blicamente, que Sc
halla incondicionalmente conforme
con la cOnducta Observada Dor 50
prestigioso Jefe el Excmo Sr d.
Pablo Ubarri, y conforme asi mis-
mo con el acueido del Oomlt9
Central declarando fuera de IL
OoIectividad al periodiCo la Naci6n,
cuyO proceder Y conducta son con
trarios d los inUereses del Partido a
quie SO decia pertenecer; y por tiltl-
mo, que se libre copia de este par.
tlcular 4 la Jefatura del PartidO
peri0dlc0s do la colectividad ter
minandO el acto, que firman lok
concurrentes y de que certi6co y.
Presidente accidental, d. Jos6
Matienzo.-Vocales d. Jose Con-
salez M5ndex, ID. Gay yetano Garcia,
D. Manuel Perez, D. jose MART
neE.
: para TsmitaS u ssaoE DIrectoE|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-16

lei hecho, IN componte aDIicadU
oor i Glardia de Ofden Pdblico
ie squella cindad 4 an hracero
lue Sc llama jose Dolores Cnncsl.
Tsmh Sa ha publicado Il ReCis,
Ia una carts, Ii obligada carta, de-
soi distant componteado, J en- ls
sal epfstola hace este prolija his
toria de compOnts en- question.
Sapone ell Cancel que Is Gauss
de- fsros cOmponts de que hs side
objeto no es otra que ell haber idc
1 Ponce en- busca de trabajo y q
tomsrle por encubridor de ur
1esertor del Presidio de nombrt
Jacinto Sotolongo, s quien asegu'
ca no conocer.
lY quien serG ese Cancel7
mo 10 ha averiguado h Rsris
Ia?
Pues nosotros 10 hemos sabide
por casualidad. con datos muJ
pre- sisos.
Ese Joee Dolores Cancel tene
mos entendido quees un licenciadC
del Presidio Provincial, donde b,
eumplido dos condemns, no cortas
hall&ndose en- Ia actualidad nue.
vamente procesado.
Dice al Cancel que no conocI
& Sotolongo. Que eosa mas ex
traiia, habiendo sido los dos, Can
eel v Sotolongo, compafisros el
ell Presidio algunos afiosl
Va sabe, pues, 10 Revista,
ciencia cierta, toda ves que nues
tros informes son fidedignos
rrrecussbles, quien es de d rerdG,
sl componteado bra zero de qule'
20 hs erigido en- defensor el cole
ga poncefio, 6rgano del are6psg
.utonomista de Ia Capitalidad.
Pero lque lie importa ESQ { ]
Revista?
El case es seguir chillando i
eternum en- desprestigio de
.utoridad y de sus agentes y re
oresentantes......... Y approve
char para clio hasta las mas incc
erectos y contrsproducentes re
cursos y pretextosl
Y Ell que venga detras %
arres, como dice el refran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-16

tria no es IN oficio, una profession,
una granjerfs; es una doctrina
santa, una creencia digns, una re.
iigi6n saIvadora. una luz que visi
ica, una esperanza que coDforta,
an espfritu que fortalece. ESQ es
ell amor incondiciOnoI & la PotriG
ID cristiandad de los afectos y de
los recuerdos.