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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Some years ago an inventor thought of
the idea of an "order board" to be hung
up in the kitchens Of private houses The
boards bore columns of the names OF ar
ticles In the commonest use, with hole
opposite each name and lot Of movable
pegs to put In the holes against whatso-
ever articles the housewives needed to keep
up working supply. The invention may
have sold well or it may not, bnt now the
grocers are buying them and distributing
them to their customers, because, as one
grocer put 1t, they save hours of waiting
while women try to think of what they
need. as well as the extra trips which used
to follow the gradual working of each Gus
TONER'S memory-New York Sun.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Speaking Of pretty hands, asked girl
In glove store the other day II the old
saying that ugly women have pretty hands
and feet were true. IL don't know about
the feet" she replied, but it's usually true
that our homeliest customers have the
prettiest hands, and vice versa" She cited
Mrs. Langtry as an instance of the latter
fact. The Jersey Lily's extremities are
slender but extremely long and English in
size. And Mrs Cleveland's feminine enc
mics could always say the same of her
when the subject of her unQuestioneti
beauty came up.--Chicago News,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Don Piatt. cowardly cur. a moral
leper, a literary scoundrel and an ali
around newspaper Ishmaelite, has at
tackled Garfield. 1t will be Remembered
that Garfield is dead.-Olympia Tribune.
The deliberative reader would gather
from the above paragraph that some
body connected with our esteemed
contemporary does not regard Don
Piatt to the verge OF veneration.
Maybe somebody is right. Don Piatt
was once dubbed On Pirate, and
the happy appellation just about fitted
the morose, selfish, egotistical Wash
ihgton journalist mot newspaper mani.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

IS likely to result In a disastrous wheat
blockade, unless the railroad companies
Ignore the law. In view of the greatest
good to the greatest number, IL Is prob
able that the obnoxious law will prove a
DEAD letter, and the one hundred and
eighty million bushels of wheat from
those states will be rushed to market as
speedily as possible. The holders Of
mortgage and farm machinery notes will
be relolced greatly at the prosperity of
the Dakota farmers, who have had no
chance to pay their debts for sew
eral years past.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
The Spokesman Oar Tn

Spokane Spokesman: II the attacks
that the Tacoma Ledger is making on the
Globe OF that city are any criterion to
Judge by, the latter paper must be seri-
onsly iniuring the business of the former.
When one paper assails another VIOLENTLY.
especially when 1t attacks the editor per
sonally, 1t generally means that the as
sailers have been hurt.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
Sullivan's Handsome Foot,

John L. Sullivan has the handsomest
foot that ! ever measured. 1t Is a OK.
which Is small for a man OF his height and
weight, but it is absolutely without blem.
ish. | have made shoes for Allen, Mace,
Goss, Gallagher, Coburn and dozen other
ring celebrities. but their feet were either
dishgured with corns or bunions, or SCARED
oy the spikes" of their opponents while
IN battle.-Interview with st. Louis
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Portland Oregonian: America as the
land OF the free and the home of the
brave" and America as a refuge for the
oppressed OF all nations" must soon part
company. They are antagonistIc to each
other, and are rapidly approaching the
parting OF the ways. We must make our
choice between them. A land of the free
ana nome of the brave can not forever re-
main such and make itself the dumping
ground of the oppressed of all nations.
Inc oppressed have been coming to us In
startlngly Increasing numbers the past
lew years, oppressed by poverty, by ig-
aorance, by superstition, by inferior moral
development, by laziness, by anarchistic
yagaries, and by score Of other things
That do not fit them to live In land
whefe the Tree and the brave abide, or to
De the ,progenitors of those who shall
themselves make it land of freedom and
Valor ''
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
Harvest Home With Trimmings

Portland Telegram: 10 every county
day ought to be set apart, some time fn
month or so, for celebration, feastiny.
mutual congratulation and thanksgiving.
or II that is not done, the regular Thanks,
giving Day later on can be celebrated
this year as never before
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Port Townsend Leader: Ezra Meeker.
like the hop-louse which he fights, is
doomed. He longed to run the Washing.
ton Worlds Fair exhibit, but under the
reorganization Of the executive commit
zee ne mas been deposed. His hopes have
departed, but his hops are coming into
market ~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
Watson O. Quite Up in q.

Walla Walla UHion-Journal: Senator
Squire has declined the Chinese mission.
The solicitude Of some people for his ac-
ceptance is like that of the Democrats
FOR Blaine's health. Our senator knows
when he has a good thing.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

st. Joseph Herald: Ignatius Donnelly
has not said anything about 1t, but since
the recent wheat rise he is doubtless
mighty sick man; Had he stepped in and
fathered the hold the wheat" scheme he
now, whereas, he condemned it and
wheat came nm ~
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Seattle Press-Times: Small wonder
then, that England, of all nations most
jealous OF Its trade, and most Jealous in
widening It's commercial influence, should
LOOK Win dlsiavor upon the pan Ameri-
can raj way, and with apprehension upon
The election OF James G blaine
to the presidency.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
A Bit Of differentiation

Tacoma News: This excellent qualify
OF weather is not the least of our attrac-
lions. We may boast OF our Sound as the
bnesf body Of water on the continent; We
may prophesy OF the greatness of our
mineral resources; we NAV tell of mar
yellous crops OF hops In the Puyallup val
ley and unbelleveably large Yields OF
grain on our plains; we may dream OF the
SHIPS that are TO come steamiDg into our
llarbor from the Orient, and OF the new
lines OF railroads which will connect MS
with those who want our lumber and
other products; and these things NAV
make us. hopeful and happy, but there i
a great deal OF solid comfort to be had in
simply approaching the weather.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
Reconstructed Confederate nriaad,ar

st. Joseph Herald: General Joe Shelby
Is a thoroughly reconstructed ex-con-
federate. No soldier fought more brayely
than he; he knows he was wrong and
does not believe In keeping up the mem
cries of the war
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
Some Democratic Flim-Flam

Portland Telegram Dem): 1t is the
good fortune of the Democratic party to
have an unlimited amount of good presi-
Dental timber, In this respect 1t is un-
IKE the Republican party which is tied
10 the apron strings OF the sick man of
Bar Harbor. va
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
Cleveland's Confederate Proclivlties

Tacoma Ledger: The real reason why
the South liked Cleveland was not be-
cause he appointed none but irreconcla-
Die Confederates to Office at the South,
and because he preferred copperheads to
war Democrats for appointment to high
and honorable offices at the North, such
as Phelps, Bayard, Hanna, Roberts, Full
Ter, fendleton, Lathrop and Others.
such names as Slocum, Mcclellan,
Sickles, Palmer, Averill, Bragg, Buell.,
Concb, Cox, Curtin, MeClerHand, Hoad-
ley and host of minor names in every
state to choose from, he passed by all
these war Democrats and handed the flag
to copperheads to carry.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
Editor Cummin's 0oinRs

Goldendale Courier: The Courier will
soon have completed its first six months
In the second year. The editor proposes,
however, to take time by the horns and
skip by the light of the moon before the
allotted time expires.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Spokane Review: Two courageous
Farhaven ladies have filed on govern
ment claims at the Seattle land Office,
and will exchange the delights OF the
town for the arduous ranch life. Their
spirit is highly commendable, and, II ever
there was any doubt about suitors, there
will be none now,
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Seattle Telegraph Frank Wilkeson,
the ex-newspaper man who struck for
tune In Hamilton coal mines. and who is
now prominent citizen OF Fairhaven, Is
stopping at the Rainier.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
THEY SAY
The Causes of Indian Wars

Portland Oregonian: Whisky and
squaws have been the cause of many
massacre and Indian outbreak, as the
annals OF border warfare will show.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
PokinR at the Dead Lion

olympia Olympian: Meek, Meeker,
Meekest. He was neither positive nor
superlatlve, but just comparative. BY
the way, speaking Of jawsmiths, Ezra
Meeker is no SLOUGH.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

our thriving town" Mr.. McKinnon re-
turned to Vancouver with the excursion
lists last evening
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Eastern Advertisers Ths special ot h. at
ern advertisers is called to the FAIRHAvEk
t HEltALp as Judicious advertising medium.
Heretofore no foreign advertising OF any de-
soription has been received
lOltPACfSl received through all the re-
49, sponsible eastern advertising
agencies.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

II travel all through the West, from
New York." said a knight of the grip
sack, yesterday, "and everywhere go |
Fairhaven. l do not find business as
brisk here, or elsewhere, for that matter,
as 1t was last year, but l have sense
enough to know that there will be grand
city here one Of these days"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
HATS AND CAPS

On Saturday, August 30, we will place
exhibition in our show windows and at the same
time offer for sale in our Hat Department. the
above celebrated brand of hats.
These hats are issued to our customers on the
same day, t@ tie styles tie qualities and
at the prices as by Dunlap & Co in their
New York City stores
We Sole Agents on Bcllngham Bay for
For years the Dunlaps have been the recog-
nzed fashionable hat of the country and this lead
ing reputation grows stronger with each succeeding
While we make specially of Dunlap's goods
stock will be found to contain all qualities Of
STIFF and SOFT HATS
Our assortment of Boys aud Childrens Hats
and Caps embraces all the latest ideas
McDonY9aH
and
D0AS0u
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

The many friends of A. j. Borle, late
superintendent of the Fairhaven and
Southern railroad, will be pleased to learn
that he has secured lucrative position
with the Union Pacific, and will leave for
his new post on Wednesday next. Mr..
Borie's popularity and ability as rail-
road man are unquestioned, and thor
ough gentleman, he has hosts OF friends
who regret his departure from Fair
haven.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Il, w. Huntoon and Harry Wellman re-
turned from a prospecting trip to Elk
Creek district, yesterday. Elk Creek Is
one of the numerous mineral districts of
the Cascades, and from the samples of ore
shown, 1T seems to be as rich as either the
Cascade or the Monte Cristo. Messrs.
Huntoon and Wellman made four loca-
tons. One of them, named the Focal
City" shows fine quality of high grade
ore. The assays made also prove the ore
to be OF excellent quality. Elk Creek Is
distant four miles from Mineral Park, on
the road to the Cascade district. The
round about Elk Creek are full
OF prospectors, and the country is in keep
Ing with the entire Cascade region.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

GEAnA WILL buy lot z, block A. on Me-
sDOOOV Kenzie street, between 5th and
9th; 50x1O0 feet; street graded and planked.
A decided bargain.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

Customs Inspector j. c. Baird Is in the
city. He still retains his pass on the
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern railroad,
Notwithstanding the reports published to
the contrary. When he rendered his pass
to President Durham, of that road, he
was told to keep it, pending an investlga-
ton. Baird is an indefatigable worker;
he believes there is a big gang of SNUG
giers operating on Puget Sound, and IT
will not be his fault If they are not run to
earth
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS
Special Bargains

Urnnn TAKES lots and 10, block 60
ID JOOO cor, Larrabee and stb streets;
5OxlOO feet; streets graded and planked: easy
terms
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

$500 GE%s fh ss hSSss 9anSs
and some of the land cleared: win make a
sBIeaa Ia home "
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-08-29

&OnA Lot 30, block 90; 18th street, bet.
spCOO Mill and knox has Broom house
$500 cash; balance to suit. rare chance for
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-26
EspectaCul&Da

Tuvo lugar anoche la representation de la
zarzuela. EI SGltO del P0Siego ante una CON
currencia numerosa. Los actores todos, muy
especialmente la prOtaganista, Sra. Celimendi
Obtuvieron muchos aplausos. Esta en el aria
de la luca estuV0 verdaderamente feliz el
publico la premi6 obligandola presentarse Ell
escena donde fu6 recibida con fren6tic2s pal
madas de entusiasmo.
Las dec oraclOnes, muy bOnitas, lii lnll-
sica los cOros, buenoS.
Para maflana, jueves, So anuncia la EAR
zuela de gran aparato dividida en- dos actos Y
slete cuadros, Ietra de Jagues, y ndsica de
Rubio Catala titulada La V5rgeR tel Mor
Los principales papeles estardn cargo 'ic .1S
senoras CuevilIas, y SAM, do los Nehores
Fernandez, Gonzalez, Sosa, Gutierrez y Lop"z
s.s.s La function. terminara la repetici,in d9l
pasillo cOmco-lrico en- un actO que lleva par
.titul0 COr0.de SeNOrGS. Y es cosa dUcidffa
que ell viernes tendra lugar el 3enefco del Sr-
Pastor que ha escogido Ia precioSa. opera Muy>
tG para su function de gracia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-26
Ell CIEGO VENECIANO

do 10 SpOSO nos Sorprendi0 hablandO de
amores 20 estaba desarmado, err6 el
gOlpe, salt6 sobre 81, y le estrangul6 con
manos retorci6ndOle 81 pescuezo como
Un polio. Quise partir con Blanca, ella
no Quiso seguirne. He ahi 10 que son
las muieres Escape solo, fui cOndenado,
mis- bienes fueron cOndenadoS en prOveoho
dc mis- herederos; pero me hsbia llevado
mis- diamantes, cinco cuadroS dc Tiziano
OnGOllAdOs todo mi orc. Ne dirigf AMI
Ian donde nadie me molest0: mi asunto
no interesaba al Estado.
- Una hgera observation antes de
continuar,- dijO despues de una pausa.
Influyan no en- su hijo los antojOs de una
mujer, mientras le lleva on su seno GUAM
do le concibe, es 10 cierto que mi madre
tuyo una passion por ell orc durante su en-
barazO. 70 tengo por el ORC una mono
mania cuya satisfaction es tan necesaTia q
Mi vida, que en- todas las situacioneS por
que he pasRdo, jamas me he vistO sin orc
encima; constantemente manejo orc ;
cuando joven, llevaba siempre joyas y to-
MIA siempre encima dos trescient0s du-
CadOs
All proferir estaB palabras, sae0 del
boIsillo dos ducadOs y me los mOstr6
--Huelo ell orc. Aunque ciego, me
parO delante de las joyerias. Esta passion
me ha perdido: me he hecho jugador pa
ra iugar con orO Yo no era estafadOr,
me estafarOn, me arruin6.
CuandO va careci de fortuna, me dio
hidrofobia dc yer Blanca regres6 Sc
cretamente Venecia, volvi & encontrarla,
fli dichoso por espacio de ses meses, es-
condido en- su casa mantenido pOr ella.
Pensabd con delicia en- cOncluir asi
mi vida.
A ella la reque1fa de amores Ell pro.
yeeder; este adivin0 un rival, en- Italia Sc
nercibe con ell Olfato los rivales nos es-
Ei6. nos sorprendi6 ca ell lechO, el muy CO.
hardel Juzgad cuan encaTnizada sarfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-26
"a

nuestra lucha NO le mate, le heri grave
mente.
Este lance desrruy0 mi ventura. Des-
de aquel dia jamas he vuelto YER q Bian-
Ca.
He experimentadO grandes placeres,
he vividO en- Ia corte de Luis XIV, entire las
mas c6lebres mujeres en- ninguna parte
he encontrado las cualidades, las gracias,
el amor de mi querida veneclana.
FL proveedor tenia gente sus 6rde-
nes, la llam0, ell palaci0 tue cereado, inva-
dido; me defendi para morir los pies de
Blanca, que me ayudaba 4 matar al pro-
veedor
Antes aquela mujer no habia querido
huir eonmigO; perO al c3bO de Seis meseS
de ventura Queria morir de mi muerte, Y
recibi6 varias heridas. Preso en- una.enor-
me capa que arr0jaron sobre mi, fuf enro
llado, conducido una gondola y traspor-
tado un calabozO de los Pozos.
Tenia veintidos amos, empunaba con
tanta fuerZa mi espada rOta, que para apo
uerurse Ge ella, hubiera sdo precise cor
0arme el puflo. POr una singular casua-
lidad, s inspirado mas bien por una idea
previsora, ocult6 aquel pedazo de acero
en- un rincon, cuai 81 pudiera serme dtil.
Ne cuidarun. Ninguna de mis- heridas
era mortal. A los veintidos amos triunfa
unO de tOdO.
Debia morir decapitadO, me tingi en-.
fermo con objeto de ganar tiempo.' Creia
halarme en- un calabozo Immediate al ca
nal m; prOyecto cOnsiStia On evadirme no.
radando el muro, y atravesando ell cana!
nadO, con peligro de ahogarme.
He ahi en- que razOnamientOs SO fun
daba mi esperanza. Cada vez que Ell car.
celero me traia la comida 20 LEILA ind;cacio-
nes escritas en- las paredes, como lGdO del
pGEGcjO, zadO del canal, 1Gdo de 10s subtle
yr69ueoS, acab6 por apercibir un plan
cuyo signifcativo me inquietaba POGO, PEE
70 possible de explioar pOr 81 actual estaA0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-26
Vapores que sc aguardan !:
SECCION DE ANUNCIOS
LA FLOR DE PUERTO-RTCO

Fabrica de TGbGcoS y Csg@,Ytjtys eitbor;t-
dos con las mejOreS hoias de Cpmalio, Ia Plaza
y Hahana.
Ell duenO lie este nuevo establecimienta
cuenta con Is amos de practica Ell las meioReS
tabricas de la Habana, en- donde adquiri0 los
neCeSarios conocimientos de la industrial
Sc Ofrece al publico en- general un variado
surtido de rABACOS DE TODAS CLASSES y vi
tolaS, para cuyo efecto tiene entendisloS opera
rios. Una vista i LA FLOR DE PUERTO
RICO, calle de la Cruz nulnern u qnedar3n
convencidOs de cnantu se ntrece.-.yoS6 n Fs-
cribGMO. las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-26
.FOTOGRAFfAs EN-. =. VERSO

(DE CTALESl
La tengo aquf On el album qae Sc oculta
dentr0 del cOnrazon; y On Ell momento
on que suelO REAR algdn Rosario
de Su nOmbre me acueEdO.
7 es que su tez tan tersa y tan rosada
y sus labiOs tan rojos-y tan frescos
y el poderoso inhujo de Sus Ojos
(que los tiene tan negros!---.)
me dan la juventud que va he perdido,
hacenme reVivir aQuellos tiempos.
= digo entire sOllozos y entire llanto:
81 no fuera 20 tan viejo -!
Naci0 eSta jOven en- Ell bello CialeS.
feliz teatro de sus dulces juegos;
hija de un empleadO que es q mas
ge0metra eXpertO,
Y debo dc anadir ST me permite
este sencillo y corto complemento
No tiene novio = en- sus ounce abriles
es que raya.
Don Diego.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-26
coRBEsPoNDENGlA.

Don F. c, Recbaa su grata Y
bDnfOrme.
Don +. N, iO-piedras-seFa V. complacido.
Van desdS hoy so nGmerOs.
Don J. P Juana-D a-Diar.-confOrme con sn atea-
ta del 25.
Don R. R. Aibonito. .~-e1racias por su apreeia-
Srta, J. 6. Z. G, Rio, o,pe'Irss.- -Brevrmente
quedara Y. complacida.
aver.
Don J. NJ. S. Q, Juana- -Diaz-Dentro do DO
cos dias quedara compacido v. en- sus deseos
carta del %.
Don j. G. Don J. S. K, Humacao- Recibi
das las de Vds. "a de conformidad
-, Don ?, R. Perea, Aguadilla-R -Reeibf lie Man
tilla $14-4O. Gracias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-26

Soluclol 4 los entretenimentos de anoche:
SdttO dle c06GlIO: LQui6n per una mota no
.cOmpra 81 peri6dicO La CORRESPONDENCE =.
Sc entera de las novedades del dia ?-LOg6ss
gryo: Timoteo Sanchez Bermudez.-C ChGr0da:3
Gaparrota. .-AcertL0: Que es susceptible do
aumentO isminuci0n.-A GGvinG8sga: En- una
red b1en tendida-que suS nudOs no SO Ven---a
y duran Goda Ia vida-y en- eSta red dc PescaN3
--unoS claman por saliT--y otros clanan por
entrar.-El matrimonio.
Han remitido la Soluci0na 4 el LOg0gTit0
JuanIto Patita de Alfler, J. I. PneirO, F. de P.
Noa, Un anticarlista Sanguijuela, B. EscalOna,
Srta. Agustina de Ayala, Srta. Teresa Alsina, L.
Vega, Z. IizOllar, s. Artau. Srta. Elisa Cerra,
Marramaqu1z, Un carlista, Tomato, Andres el
de los Abrazos, Rafaelito Burgos, Bar5Olom6
Ramon, Dos. elias un 81, E. Fernandez, Srta.
EVangelina Salicrup, A. Shumburg, E. Banesa,
J. Pangs, P. Ramp0lla Srta Encarnacion Tina
jero, Arboleda Tirope, Srta Enriqueta CAno-
vas, Las tres japonesaS, La pelota, Srta. Eleu-
terra Cueyas, r. Rodriguez, FL pelon de A., J.
A., Malta, Una triguena, Feligrana, Las tres
amigos, Fatalidad, Srtas. A. /. g., D. del ", s.
r. T., HERNIA MonSoto, Luis Vill6.-LOgogri-
10 q 0dSVj1e0sagG JESUS Huertas, Cachito de
Gloria, Juan c. Santiago, F. Acuna. diViNG9s-
ga: Vinagrillo, Uno de los CaballerOs del silen-
cio.-LogogTyo ysaEtO de eebeElo: Rafael Roig
Iturriverrigo gorrierrotagoich Srta. Obdulia c.
Manon, Srta. Ciriaca, Captain de Palo-Seco,
SPta Maria Claudio-ChGFGdG q I0gogrito: F.
Garcia, M. Orraca.-C Cb0rtEd0: Tic Jindama.-
LogogrJ0 SaEto de cGb617o, FMg0 de copaSOMas.
teS g ad6Oipaa9asa: /. J. Bonila Y. B. Sotilo.
N Fotograf1as en....." proSa
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Fotograf1as en...." prosa
SS +" Ell branquito 4 la mega
le decia.


Con mas gracia que una hija de la terra lie
Maria ZGntfSipsG icantaba ese tanguito mi ami.
guita (vecina de una Botica conocida de esta
Capital), y con seguridad que algdn polite hui
sbiera deseadO ser negrito companero de Ia can:
tante, pues 10 hkee tan bien es tan remOnona
que causa las licias de su familia amigos.
Els muy nil aliu por 10 tanto no habrfa
aquello de ten lnoyfO7 por mas que algunos
de su edad SO an artelen al yer sus ojitos, tan
negrfsimOs, comomis penas, su carita dc an
gel que promote soberbia hermosura al traspa-
sa el umbral de la ninez r
En- la zarzuelita CbosG y Pa10ctO la he Wis
to hacer un papel de M6EGgrOS nterpretando
hasta ALI aquellO d0....
x repiten suS ecos sonoros
chiquichf, chiquichf, chiquich1 80,
s:"s - -. 80: - :. -
mereciendo iustos. aplansos.
s Ell eielo conceda largos amos mi fotogra
fada para soRz Y contento de sus deudos or
natO del jardin BorinQuelo.
Semper Ident. \
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-26
0rden de la plaza

Febrero 26.-Parada de los Cuerpos de la
guarnicl6n.-Jefe dc dta: El Comandante de
Artjglert0 D. Antonio Escrich.-V5sitG de Hos
pitGz: Ter. CAPTAIN de Colon. = VigilGrsc6G: IN
Ofcial de. Arti1erta.-P Pas6o de conv01ecjentes:
un Official de Cddig.- Vigizanci0 en- la Marina:
On Official Y un Sargento de Cddis.--Retreta
por la m1sica de VoZNntGrios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-26

TABLERO DE sfLABAs

Variando las sflabas que eomponen estaS
palabras, sacar su tOdo, que es un nombre pro-
pioy adeuas eneontrar en- 81 misnIo un liqui~
do de gran importancia; un instrumental que
usan los zapateros, una parte muy conocida
del campo otro nombre propio que no sea el
del tOdo; y 10 que hace 81 cajista algunas veces
Arbo1eda TwOpc.