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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-08
THE LEYSON RECEPTION.
CRUSH AT THE
JEWELRY STORE YESTERDAY.
A Novel Advertising Plan Brought
the People, and Manager J. H.
PearsaII Saw That They Were
Properly Entertained.

When a place is thronged with all
the people that can crowd inside and
the sidewalk in front of that place is
crowded by hundreds of people anxi-
GUS to get inside it is safe to conclude
that there is something interesting
there. Such was the condition of
things yesterday at the jewelry house
of the j. H. Leyson company.
Naturally anything which creates
such tremendous popular interest is
matter of news. Yesterday a Herald
reporter stood with the throng out
side No. 1913 Main street and gradu-
ally worked his way inside. Mr. J. H
Pearsan, the energetic manager of
the Leyson company, seems determin-
ed that his gems of purest ray serene
shall come before the notice of the
public if legitimate, up to date meth
DDS of advertising can bring it about.
Yesterday he had an arrangement
with the street car company by which
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a lot of the latest New York silver
novelties were being shown.
Yes" answered Bob, land why
should mt it? In it's line it's just as
good display as any of them
Behind the counters were seen the
familiar faces of William NJ. Con-
nahay, L. r. Eaton, W. G.. SadIier, J.
N. Sharp, George Brastow, and Rob-
ert Glendinning, besides the alert
manager Mr.. Pearsan. In addition to
these there We're six extra clerks on
duty yesterday.
The reporter endeavored to talk
with Mr.. Pearsall, but naturally that
gentleman had little time to talk. He
said his company had selected from the
markets of the east a. choice stock of
the very best jewelry including many
rare novelties and other articles both
useful and ornamental He wanted
the people to see the goods and to buy
them If they wished to. And he
took measures to advertise them and
get the people to see them
He certainly succeeded in getting at
least 10000 people to inspect the stock
yesterday and one noticeable feature
even when the advertising features.
the music and flowers, were not in evil
dence the throng seemed just as great
and just as eager to see the magnif-
cent display of jewelers. goods.
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THE CHURCHES.
Religious Notices Inserted Free in
This Column if Handed in Before
Noon on Saturday,

Y. NJ. C. A.-2S West Second South
street. Young Mems Bible class today at
3 p. M, conducted by Mr.. E. Bowler
Subject: 1.-THE Influence of Our Young
Men" 2 Chronicles, xxix-2 Young men s
rally at p. m. addressed by DIR. e. V.
Silver. Subject: 1.-THE Secret of Spiritual
Power" MONDAY prayer meeting every
day from 1915 to 12:45 p. m All men
are invited and will be cordially welcomed
TO these services.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.-On
Fourth West between First and Second
South, f. l.. Arnold, pastor. Preaching
in the morning at IL; in the evening the
Christian EndeaVor society will occupy
the time; at the close will take a collec-
ton for the Northwest Sunday school;
Sabbath school, lis; Junior society, 4;45;
Wednesday evening prayer meeting, $780,
All are invited to these services.
The Central Christian Church.-Corner
Third East and Fourth South streets, B.
z. Clay, minister. Residence, 1862 Third
East street. Sunday. school, 9:45 a. m :;
preaching, II a. m. and 7:30 p. M; Junior
Endeavor, 4:30 p. m; Christian Endeavor,
6 p. M; prayer meeting, Wednesday, 1880
D. m. This morning the sermon will be
especially addressed to the children You
are cordially invited to attend these SER
vices.
Tiff NJ. E. Church.-Corner First South
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Our never rip, riyeted seam, oil
grain school shoe is the proper thing,
In wet weather. Sizes to IL SI.OO.
IL 10 2, S1.25 At
NEWAlANN-NOT"T SHOE 90.
81 5. Main ST.
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Ask YOUR DOCTOR.

IL there is any good In having
your feet pinched; avoid same by
coming for "a correct fit to
NEWMANN-NOTT SHOE co.
81 s. Main ST,
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Every one is speaking of the great
reduction at q. C. NJ I. in ladies.
Misses and Children's winter wrans
Come and make your selection.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-08

Fresh cut flowers in great variety
from Lafayette floral establishment.
for sale at Smith Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-08

You are bothered about Xmas gifts,
what better than n nice pair of our
shoes NEWMANN-NOTT SHOE co.
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ROSES.

The two thousand beautiful roses
given away today to the visitors of the
j. H. Leyson Jewelry company were
furnished by Dwyer the florist.
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Philosophical Society.-The Theosophi-
block at II a. m. Subject, 1.-The Power
of the Mind and Concentration" Study
class meets same place at p. m. Monday
All invited.
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a HANDSOME CHRISTMAS GIFT.

Bargains in Holiday goods. Maynes
Wells Co, go Main street.
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BARGAINS in Holiday goods. Maynes,
Wells Co. 50 Main street.
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For the Occasion.

New invoice of late winter novelties
in neckwear for Xmas.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
142 Main ST
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st. Peters Chapel.-Warm Springs
Second Sunday in Advent. Holy commun-
ion 1870 a. M. Sunday school, 8 p. m !:
evening prayer sermon, 1880. Rev. D.
Douglas Wallace, priest in charge.
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Phillips Congregational Church.-Sev-
enth East and Fifth South, Dana w.
Bartlett, pastor; residence, S19 East Third
South. Preaching, IL a. m; continual
ton of the subject, Training the Apos-
ties" Sunday school, 12:15; Junior En-
society, els; evening service, Z; the
stereopticon will be used. Strangers are
invited and will be made welcome TO all
these services.
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Large line of silk lace scarfs and
fchus at greatly reduced prices at
F. AUERBACH & BRO
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St. Marks Cathedral-The Bishop rec
tor. Second Sunday in Advent. Sunday
school, Gas a. m; morning prayer, sermon
and holy communion, IL a. m; evening
prayer, sermon, 1880.
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First Congregational Church.-Corner of
First South and Fourth East, Rev. Clar-
at II o'clock with sermon by the pastor
Evening service at 7:3O with lecture by
the pastor upon Seneca and St Paul"
AT this service Mr.. H. S. Goddard will
sing the solo ''Hosanna," by Granier.
Seats free and everybody invited. Sun
day school at 12:15; Young Peoples meet
ing at 6:15 p. m. Grand Christmas bazaar
Monday and Tuesday afternoons and
evenings Dec II and r.
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Third Presbyterian Church.-Rev. Josiah
McClain, pastor; Eleventh East and
Washington avenue Qincoln park)
day school, L, noon; Society Christian
Endeavor, Gas p. m; prayer meeting, 1880
p. m. Wednesday.
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East Side Baptist church.-Pastor Col
Inns will preach this Sabbath at IL
o'clock a. M, and at 1870 p. M; morning
theme"The Reasons for Pauls Great
ness" evening theme, The Open Books.
Seats free. All welcome.
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First Baptist church, corner, Second
West and Second South, Rev. H. B.
Steelman. pastor.-Services at II a. m.
and 1870 p. m. Sunday school at 12:15;
Y. P S. c. E. $50. Wednesday evening
service 7:45. A welcome to all. Mr. Theo
Manoff Keuseff, native of Turkey, will
deliver an address on Mohammedanism
in the evening.
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St. Mary's Cathedral.-First mass at 8
o'clock; second mass at o'clock; Sunday
school, 9:35; high mass and sermon at IL
o'clock a. M; VeSperS and benedicuon 1870
p. M; week morning mass at o'clock.
Mass at st. Patrick's church at 10 o'clock
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Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Our Savior.-Rev. o. K: Ram
berg, pastor. Services today at II a. m.
and p m; Sunday school at 1890 p. m;
meeting of the choir, Tuesday night at
81 South Fourth East street; Ladies Sew
ing society will meet Thursday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. j. Matson; meet
ing of the Young Peoples society at the
church Thursday evening. Young Ladies
society will meet next Friday evening. at
SO East Third South street. On Saturday
school from 1 to p. m.
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and Ninth East Sunday school, 9:45 a.
the pastor, IL a. m. and 1880 p. M; Ep-
worth league $50 p. m. All seats free
and everybody welcome. e. G. Hunt,
pastor.
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Several fashionable box parties wit
messed the three performances of
Robert Downing at the threatre.
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William Ingersoll gave a. box party
at the Grand last evening.
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Liberty Park NJ. e. Church.-Sunday
school, $50, Henry w. Parker, superin-
tendent; Epworth league, Gas, j. H. Gertz,
president; preaching at II a. m. by Pre-
siding Elder It. c. Tiff, followed by holy
communion. Preaching at 1880 by the
pastor; prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880. j. d. Gillilanfi pastor.
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First NJ E. Church-3s East Third
South, w. K. Beans, pastor. Sunday
school, 9:45, E. o. Lee superintendent;
preaching by the pastor at IL a. m. and
1880 p. m. Morning subject, The. Power
of Music" Evening theme, Seeing
Through Blunders." Junior league, 8 p.
m, Mrs. Fritz leader; Epworth league,
$50, Frank Wilkinson president. Prof
Peterson has charge of the music for the
church services and a chorus choir. Chau-
tauqua college in the church parlors on
Monday evening.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-24
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The Remains of Mrs. l.. j. Hamilton
Shipped to Michigan


The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. L. ]. Hamilton were held at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at the First
Presbyterian church. which was filled
with sorrowing friends. Rev. Mr..
Groeneveld delivered an impressive
sermon from the text, There Shall Be
No Night There" He delivered an ell
oquent tribute of respect to Mrs. Ham
dfton and spoke In terms of sincerest
praise OF her helpfulness in all church
work and the enduring friendship IN
which she was held by the congress-
ton He said that she was one Of
Butte's noblest women, and that the
church and city experienced a great
loss In her sad death. President James
Reid of the State Agricultural college
assisted In the service. The choir sang.
Jesus. Savior. Pilot Me" and Life
Has Many a Pleasant Honor and the
anthem was He Giveth His Beloved
Sleep" The floral offerings were un-
usual IN both number and beauty and
included handsome pieces from the La
dies Missionary society of the church
and the Physical Cukure club. The
palbearers were James Davidson, +. 7.
Mcbride. T.. j. Moffett, III. NJ Patter-
son, j. R. Wharton and John Lindsay
The body was shipped to Bancroft.
Mich. for interment last night, and
Yves accompanied by Judge Hamilton
and his daughter. The remains were
accompanied to the depot by a large
delegation of friends.
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THE BUFFALO FANclERs.
Man Charged with killing the Animals
VIII he Looked After. N


]. s. Courtney. who Is charged WITT
killing buffalo In the National park,
was mp before United States Commits
sioner McMurphey yesterday afternoon
and was held in the sum of 81 900. He
was ordered removed to Helena. and
ne will be taken over there tomorrow.
Warrants are out for six other poach-
ere. who were with Courtney. and they
VIII be sent to Idaho for service. II
was expected that the entire gang
would come to Butte. but Courtney q
the only one who put in an appear
ance. This gang Is alleged to have kill
ed great many buffalo In the park
this fan. and they are said to have
killed nine on their hast hunt. -Four
buffalo heads that were brought in by
Courtney are now IN possession Of the
officers. It 10 intimated that warrants
may also be issued for several Butte
men who were Interested with the
poachers I'm their unlawful operations.
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BLOOD POISONING.
Charles Larimore May Lose m Arm as .
1ff Result. -'.t

Charles Larimore. a South Main
street butcher. is seriously i'll from
blood poisoning. While cutting meat
MS knne slipped and cut two fingers
TO the injury until Friday evening.
when ct commenced to pain him and he
started for his home two blocks away.
Before he got half way there ne fell
down in q faint. but was quickly as
sisted TO his home by friends DR.. Mon
zoe was called and stated that II was
a PAD case OF blood poisoning and that
the arm would probably have to be
amputated. Mr.. Larimore's condition
was slightly improved last night. a
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More Cheap Rates.

I. NJ. Jacobs & Co.. the ticket brok-
ers. at No. 3 East Broadway. have en-
larged their office to accommodate
their rapidly increasing business. The
reason for their big business is that
they divide their profits with the trav-
cling public and save each purchaser
from IS to SIS. They are the agents
for all of the steamship lines and sell
tickets to all parts OF the world. All
parties who are going home TO spend
the holidays with the old folks can
save enough to pay for their meals
and sleeping car by seeing Jacobs a.
Co. All transactions guaranteed by
American Ticket Brokers' association.
Their rates TO the South African gold
fields are from SO to $50 cheaper than
regular rates. Look for / NJ. Jacobs
& Co.; they cut the rates.
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Butte Department.

The Principal Branch once cs THE STAND
IND Is at No. "a Easf Broadway. Butte. Tele-
! lone No. Az Advertising rates furnished on
application &.,f
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ENTERTAINM EMIT.
The Nesting In the Interest of the College
of Montana-The Prorramme

OF MontanA-The Programme-
The meeting in the interest Of the
College OF Montana will be held at the
Auditorium at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
The following is the programme:
Musfc-Male Quartet. Messrs. Fenner.
Fourth. White and Leonard.
Hymn, Scripture Reading and Prayer.
Rev. E ]. Groeneveld
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Home-manufactured Ready Mixed
Paints at schatslein's. II w. Broad
way.
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A situation wanted as housekeeper.
Address Mrs. Ida Orton. Butte, Mont,
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colors are: Seal. Light Brown. Old
Gold. Electric Blue. Gray. Goonlin. Sill
yer Gray. Reseda, Castor. Heliotrope.
cies.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-24

The largest display of French fruits
and finest lines OF pure and fresh can
dies in the city, at Morris, rs w, Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-24
Has No Equal.

The Elite Photograph studio of Butte
mas Just completed an order for a nalf
dozen photographs. of the Butte foot
ball team, 1895. the equal OF which has
never been produced outside of a few
or the most noted galleries in the coun-
try, and reflects great credit on the
enterprise and technical skill of this
studio. The photos are on one sheet
or paper. about 20x6o inches, and are
as perfect pictures OF Butte's crack
team as can possibly be. One can be
seen m the show window Of o. X.
Lewis & Co., and one at Calkins' and
every admirer of the Photographic art
should make II a point to see this
handsome work. In edition to this
order, number OF enthusiastic adj
mirers Of football have ordered dupli-
cate pictures. 1t is a pleasure to know
that Butte is in the first rank In the
Photographic art. through the enter
prise OF Mrs. L. L. Brennan, prophet
ress of the Elite studio.
Mrs. Benson and tailoringfi modistes
have removed to more desirable quar-
tiers In West Granite street, opposite
the Bee Hive.
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A.FuTS

The past ten days we have sold more
Furs than in any thirty days previous.
The prices and styles MUST BE COR
RECT.
Belgian Coney Capes at IS. $3.50. s.
Astrakhan Capes at 1885. so 30. SIS.
Electric Seal Capes at SIS. 81 IS. So. 50.
So. rs. s45.
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Carpets and
House Furnishings

Valnes that strike the key note OF
the hour. Bargains too great to
be overlooked.
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1T IS SAFE
To go with the crowd when you
are saving money.

The crowd is moving this way and con-
tinually increasing their bank account By
taking advantage OF the indisputabls
bargains we are giving them every day
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I Drives in
BLANKETS AND
COMFORTS.

1000 pairs Gray Blankets, Csc pair.
500 pairs White Blankets, Sc pair.
260 pairs Tan Blankets, 75c pair.
$50 pairs Gray and Brown Mixed Bian-
kets at 9Oc pair.
Blankets at 81, s1.25. $3.50. H.75 and 50.
Comforts at 75c, 81. s1.25. $3.50 and N.75.
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Drives in Women and
Children's
CAPES AND
JACKETS.

Choice of % Women's
cloth Coats, mostly large
sizes 50, 40, AZ, a., 20,
worth up to $35 each To
close S7.75. Women's
Coats at 81 95, value ST
Women's Capes at 90 40,
value $40. Women's
Capes at S9.9j, value Sl4
Children's Jackets at
90. so, 50 o, $40, $3.50,
for ages 4 to Ia years.
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. 0. K. Lewis & Co., Butte, Mont
DRIVES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
DRIVES IN
DRESS GOODS.

IS colorings in dainty
mixtures that will make
pretty and stylish street
or home suits at soc I'd.
10 colorings, silk, wool
and MOhair effects, very
desirable and stylish at
6219, the yard.
- pieces figured black
goods, new designs, popu-
lar styles at 49c the yard.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-13
C0MuNlGAD0S

Sr. Director de- LA CORE E7PoEDENCIA.
Distinguido senior y amigo: Perm1-
tame moleste h>y ST. atencifn, suplican-
dole la inserci0l on su CT Aditada publica-
ci6n de las siguientes nneas, recibiendo
gracias anticipates dc su affmo. s. y a.
MARCANO.
EN- CUMPLTlLIENI'O DE UN DEBER.
Una v,znas me convenzo hoy de
que n:sda hay mas grato para el hombre,
que la eatisfacci6n que lo proporciOna el
deb Der cumIlido.
Sati facci6n inmensa LENA mi asolado
coraz n hoy, al reconocer y manif. star en-
estas breves y sencillas frases, 10 Ob,igado
que me halo ala soci9dad ben6fca "Amor
y Carload" de Fajardo, a los artesanos to-
dos de dicha roblaci6o, au ilustrado
m6dico, Doctor don Esteban L6p?z, y. la
anciana Matilde, por su comportamiento
desinteresado y generoso, du-
rante Ia enfermedad de la malograda jo-
v Ramona.
Reciba,z todos en- esta5 ineas, la ma
de mi mas sincera gratitud.
MARCANO.
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Rrpr1oTEcA DE OLA CoRREsPoNDENC1A" 3S1

temblorcsa os prcmeto todo 10 que querais.
Que vuelva 20 yer mi p is, que respiLe el alre
de nuestros bo:ques que al yer desde lejos las
arboledas los camp de mi pueblo pueda de-
cirme: iAl1 estan ellos!
El dott9r Ia miro scrprendido.
--1QuiGuesP- PR gunt0.
-fQuiG>es? Todos aquellos quenea quie-
ro; todos a2uelIos Quienes he querido; mi pue"
bio, fu del cual estoy alejada d< sde hace tan
to tempo.
como entraba ell baron, Sc arroj6 su
cuelloedieiGndole:
Ma, dadme ALA. nu 9stro pafs nu stro
Morvan, os smare mucho, cs 10 jQro.
Ha ia una especie de extfavlo en- elle, en-
sus oioe, en- ell timbre de su vcz, en- sus lalios.
Que Sc ex:remecfan en- todo su ser fl 'xible y vi
brante, que temblaba entire los braz9s del ba-
Este corsult6 su m'go con una mirada;
e1 doctor le co2test6 con un movimiento de cA-
bez3.
4QoG podfe temer de aquel viaje'
e tarfa bien guardada, y pasados algunos
aiss ira FL baron 4 reunirse con ella:
A'emaa, lquien sabrfa su estancia en- la So
ledad de los Olmos, en- aqu la v sta casa, per
dida IN medic de los bosques y de los iamensoa
prados que la rodeanF
Una algeria iutsnaa ilumico Ia fsononfad de
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AMOREs QUE MATAN

porque verfa Andrea en- Tavernay Ia lleva-
ria una esperanza tai vez. Lo presect1a.
Aquellas cartas, ave'adas por la bala
qu~ hab1a m9tado al conde de Rambert debf N
contener la prueba de II ioocencia de Andrea
De otro modo, use hobiera suicidado el conde 81
ell1 le hubese amado?
Sin embargo, no Sc atrev1a q 4, as as@gura'lo.
Vacil ba todav1s no poafa resolv. rse violar
elseoc eto del muerto
Ala, escoDdida en- Ia casa del baron Fer
ney, veri4 desde ]ejns Tavernay su campana-
rio, la granja de los Essarts y tal vez les muros
del cementerio.
No Sc atrevfa an&dir: y la ~tumba del po-
bre ime.
G nocfa bien ell castillo de los Olmos, por
ber pasado muchas Yeces por dela-ts de aquel
dominic
e, Fl castillo estaba construido en- un punto
muy elevado, desde donde Sc dominaba ell pals
por trdas p1rtes
Desde allf Sc descubrfan los bosques ell
llauo sta l. Ro here.
Ademas conf lba en- que durante la noche
podr1a tai vez ir d orar sobre Ia tumba del di'
funto.
El pobre iorobado Ia escuchaba, devordn-
do1a con los ojos.
Por su parte, 81, Ia cont6 que su primo y
81 aoahahan de teper una peaueha herenei 6eia'
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Dicen de isabella que el viernea por sla'
tarde llegaron ALI por la ruta dos joven
citos detenidos- por la potic1a fe AgUadiNa
que, lcruel! cort6 un amoros 1ciAfjo. Ere
la tai pareja un pollito de diez y saie a6oe
que SO hab1a fugado con su Ducin6a que
tiene su propia edad.
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"Ha caUs3d0 desagFaCaDIe impression
eptra las prs mas ~QC,' 10 preeenciaron ell
hecho, de hab r. ofardido con palabras
tesc mpuest%~ i una apreciatle scf1orita
de eata l. calid, d Il j. tfe del tren nIm.
que subi0 esta mahana. La causa dc esa
falta d. consideration no la sab3mos; pero
81 que del ioc:dento Sc ha dado cuenta al
apreciable seh4r Director de la Compa6fa
para que 10 ponga el debido CORRECTIVE"
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En- Adjuntas, ell alca'de don Jose Ga
rrig6, r1cHlect6 entire el veciu dario par
obsequinr 4 las tropas que van Cuba la
suma de 102 pes>s 81 cts. y entre 81 mismo,
como Presidente de Ia association s'La
Cruz RojA" recol2ctaron SOL rs centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-13

FL sabado a las diez de la mahana
hizo su entrada en- ell pueblo de Isabella
nos escribe nuestro corresponsal Ell se1or
Estrada del Valle,-de paso para Aqua
dilla, ell Iltmo. Sr. Obispo. FL alcalde y
el parroco invitaron al vecindario para ir
hasta -grande recibirle el ecom-
pafamiento result6 muy lucido pues 10
compon1a la crema de aQuella socisdad,
en- coches y caballos. El cura tenia pre-
parade un espl6ndido lunch al Prelado
quien solo permaneci6 en- la casa breves
instantes agrade cido y eatisfecho de las
atenciones de que fu6 objeto.