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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

Jesse James Mater Is sun Bent Upon
Vengeance.

Jesse James Mater II sun b'"' 'f""
Vengeance.
was at Liberty last Friday and saw
the mother Of Frank and Jesse James,
Xarelda Samuels. says writer IN the
Nfaryville. No. Little Giant" She came
up to Liberty. CLAY county, 80, from her
home at kearney, fourteen niles SOUTH
and had W. j. Courtney make alterations
IN her last will
She viii be n years old on tine 2cth day
of January, 1896. and weighs lij pounds.
is feet inches tail. dressed tn rich but
modest black garments her hair slightly
tinted with gray. her fun round face
framed In wi,h gold bowed glasses from
behind which flashes that stand ana
Deliver" glance she gave 10 TWO OF tne
most notorious men ever known ma MIS-
souri,.
Her first husband. Rev Robert James
was educated az Georgetown. Ky, under
that eminent man. Howard Malcom, ana
became one of the pioneer Baptist MIN
listers Of Missouri. lie was OF quiet
disposition and In the vigorous Language
used by Mrs Samuels one of the best
moral men God Almighty ever made.
Frank and Jesse got their fire from me.
As Mrs Samuels moved her fine FUR
cane | saw that one hand ana inc iofe-
arm were missing 10 TIC 'i"'" VI quo
right arm. Noticing my look Of inquiry
she said: "Tes. ! carry that relic Of the
Pinkertons AT midnight of the -ith AZ
January, 1915, while sleeping peaceiuiy
al nv home, a bomb was thrown. pre-
sumably by pinkertons, in through 80
window and carried away my hand anu
arm. as you see. They thought perhaps
10 destroy the house and capture tNa
boys i'm the confusion, but ! say TO you
If the boys had been there some ono ciae
would have been captured
us Jesse James deady'
"Yes. / saw Jesses dead body Ar ~
Joseph aid I want TO tell you what
have never told before The doctor re-
moved poor Jesses brain and 10 is now
kept by him IN alcohol az St. Joseph ana
7 saw 10 YOU that when ! get my VIII
finished I am going up 20 ST. Joseph anu
give thai doctor one Of the best co~hih-
ings YOU ever heard of.
Jesse James. Jr. Is bright boy Of t.
and is now AT work la The office N Ar
raour Packing Company. at Kansas city.
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Tho corning woman is always coming
without any immediate danger OF arrlV-
ing. Her principal vehicle Of Transports
ton appears to be the pen OF the huiior-
ist. which is particularly busy WIN h,l
at this. the close % the century. 20 il
was in the middle Of the century, "hen
as now. she was pictured as having ac-
CURED mans habits, and particularly MS
dress. ,,..,. ,.,,,. T..
Half n century has brought littie ne" IN N
this direction. The same imlta'ioh VI
male attire. an incongryou5 co4luIi''l IN
NJ the dress Of both sexes the s"ass.-'
cane and cigar. are all given 10 Wo-i .l,i
as shown by the picture here presen'e''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

IFS into weaker peoples battles, comes
from the Biblc. / think.
Gus" said Jack. what brought you
around that way. anyhow
IL declare / don't know" answered MS
conpaniOn soberly; 1T was just sudden
notion" But some day Jack VIII tel
Gus that when he first turned up the al
ley he asked God 10 help him. ana that
he knows now Gus himself was the an
swer God sent.
II say. Jack. do you know what you
said as YOU left the tennis court?
NO. indeed; my memory was thumped
out OF me on those old stones"
Don't you know you said, L don't scare
easily?' Now Just want to say old fell
low. | think that's pretty true
..Pshaw. Gus" said Jack, looking sheep
ish. 81 was scared the worst kind.
.sVVell. all I've got 10 say = that hope
10 prove my cowardice that same way
every time Goodbye"
Hold on. Gus" cried the wounded sol
der. don't go yet, old man; why,
haven't thanked your
But Gus straightway proved that he
was a coward by running away from
Jacks thanks
While lying awake that night, sleepless
from aches and bruises Jack pleased him
self with the thought that "a fellow"
could attend 10 his business. whether he
was scared or not,-E. T. Allan in 5. 5.
Visitor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

A, uninet distinction is made between
1, relafive positions of tutors and gov
e,nessos I'm England and. as We loiio"
an ENGLISH fashions. whether eoou OF
had Americans are beginning 10 eNei-
,ie, fine same inyidi0us discrimination.
tutor I'm England is treated Win AZ
most tho consideration given 10 a guest
1fe dimes with the family, whether ms
n,,nil is present or out, and If there Is p
dinner pariv he has bis place assiehtn
ia him like any other man in the mousse
. sovorncss does not dine with her enl-
movers. ana IS only tolerated at nnche'n'
snnaars with her pupils i'm the drawing
room at stated hours, Is rafciF Ut ever
introduced 10 any strangers present anu
I'm most great houses IS treated almost
like al, unner servant; so unless she j.
oither very meek or philosophical her
LOT is not a happy one.
vbe hiEhcr education Of women now
ever Is doing much 90 alleviate the con-
anton Of the much-enduring governess
Thc Girton graduate tutors, lnsl,'ii
- ,.t.achcre. " expects the consideration
d,,o IN her position and cXacts uait she
sbau he treated with the civility accoiue"
90 bcr masculine colleague. W nile me
e,.,,s of coyerncsses in England l5
st.ed;lv improving. what H. required OF
~. lie nroportiouately increased, the mo-
ai.,,r of education which suiilced ioi III
III, beine no longer markct0nic' ne
,oaio,.itv of young women WHO are SUI
do,,l,- thrown on their own resource i''''.
,bat this formerly accepted r''"No -.
me UNPROTECTED female IS Decoillns 10
io,eer available on account OF their Iii'ii-
tatons.
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4ss.-DOrRI.E-WORD ~


Paris Is the city where the dressmakng
trade hcurishes as il does I'm no other city
IN tho world In 1850 the number OF cou-
turieres, as given in the "Annuaire de
Commerce, the commercial directory OF
thes, days. was only l5s There were be-
sides 81 shops for the sale Of ready-ma 10
feminine apparel, but there were none.
as there are today. which sold lingerie
or certain articles exclusively, In the
"Rct tim" as the Paris directory is FAINT
IIarlv known. OF 1895 there are 1,s35 cou-
turieres and 2ss commercial houses for
the sale OF ready made garments. besides
rrsny establishments which manufacture
ami sell "jurors de dessous," or under.
petticoats. alone. The number OF work
ing dressmakers in Paris IL estimated al
500.
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Extr, Prize offered.

DEAR cHILDREN,-FoR THE ias 1,
LETTER RECElA I'D NO ,I-,- II III II.
GIVE a fRIIE-A "a NSSONil NJ ~
DAY BOOK FOR CIilLDttf.Hi, "a "a - -
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BY THE BEST LETTER WE Mk ~,
THE MOST NEATLY w ltII ~ A,-ttU
THE BEST ENPRi5ai.,l.l: ny ~ IT. ,i ~
,'FlssF,.-r Yof ADDRESS THE LEI
TfRs TO EDITOR CHILDREN > Nv -
UNlN." That special prize for 40 go
has attracted wide attention ainoms Raj
as many prizes 10 award as answers nave
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10 illustrate the lofty ard callous al
,stnde Of a .petrihcd millionaire to"aiu
bis near poor kin. | call 10 mn" SUN
,,,,a~.et,ne phases OF intercouF~e' "a.
- ,,-rite, eo the Washington POST. 4
oharming Young girl formerly Weai,hy,
-. 10 nav her millionaire uncle III NV
Vo,t a visit. The family pinched ana
e,yed for six months 10 get her hon-
80 and nropcr outfit for the VISIT. S.o
y-ae received in a magnificent estapllsh-
mont with mechanical Wpanity' ,ho
GORGEOUS gowns and surroundings OF nel
c,nsins iscletely eclpslnr her' h'r
,eeth needed attention, and her miilloh-
afro uncle suggested that she better nave
Them ATTENDED 70. and recommends the
family dentist, who took a look ana s-ll
that il was a pity that so pretty a giii
should have had teeth 50 neglected. anu
proceeded TO put them in beautiful or
der ..oo .,
When the bin came in IT was 500 anu
the poor little girl was dumb with an
cuish for she knew the Impoverished
condition OF her father and had tnousnt'
poor innocent, that the bill would ne
about SIS or SD. In her dilemma she went
10 her uncle and stated the case me
merchant prince looked over the Dill ana
said he would speak 10 the deniist ana
see II he couldn't got "A reduction Tor hef.
The dentist was bullied into knocking or
500 and the bill was sent to the httie
girls father III took him three years 10
nav II. The merchant prince never even
offered TO loan the money or pay the
hin and continued 10 do business at the
old stand as a commercial magnate. pro-
mlusrk siAl.~~A ~ church membe--
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which appeared originally in Punch anu
was reproduced ia Harpers Monthy
Magazine of August. 1851.
The illustration was accompanied by
pretended communication from strong
minded woman of Boston, which IN part
read
1--WE are emancipating ourselves among
other badges Of the slavery OF feudalisIh'
from the inconvenient dress of the EURO
pean female. With mans functions we
have asserted our right 10 his garp' anu
especially 10 that part Of II when invests
the lower eXtremities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

What the l... hoes Said.
saw two dusty 'littie shoes
A-standlng by the bed,
They suddenly began 10 talk,
And this is what they said.
Were just as tired as we can be,
We've been most everywhere;
And now our little master rests
1t really is not fair.
Hes had his bath. and sweetly sleeps
'Twixt sheets both cool and clean.
While we are left 10 stand outside;
Now, don't you think It mean!
We've carried him from morn till night;
He's quite forgot, that's plain;
While here we watch, and walt, and wait
Till morning comes again.
And then he'll tramp, and tramp, and
tramp
The livelong summer day,
Now this Is what we'd like 10 do
Just carry him away.
"Where he could never go 10 bed,
But stay up all the night
Tnwashed and covered Oer with dust
Indeed. 'twould serve him right"
our Little Men and Women.
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The Empress Eugenie's wfdte satin
shoes used to be sent 10 the orplanase
she patronized. TO be worn by "hrst com
rnunicants," aged II or u. l saw the other
day a pair OF shoes Of the empress 1ose-
phinc. and another pair OF mare Nouis N,.
damp grass az Nalmas7on' Dul
JOsophine's might have been "ori, III .'le
ebanoiv and small. The other pair were
elaboratolv embroidered. and a good deal
laraAr Marie Louise was one OF those
numbering persons who put their loot III
A." In her case IL was a clumsy foot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

children Of actors and actresses who de-
sire TO adopt their parents profession
but are unable to properly educate them
selves for the same 10 teach them 'he
art OF acting and give them az inuch
practical experience (by actual perform
ances) as possible. The top loor oi me
building will be fully equipped as iiiiii'a-
ture theatre.
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FOR OUR
SMALL PEOPLE.
The CbiIdren's Hour.

Between the dark and the dayign,,
When the day is beginning 10 lvMe, ,io,s
Comes a pause in the DAY o,Se 80.
'@' - "''o"' 40 49, -I.OngfCllOw.
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/ enjoy the puzzles and the story very
much. l like to read the letters to the
children. When J am bigger / am going
70 write a story and send It 70 the paper.
Your little friend.
ETHEL B. KENNEY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17
The November Prizes.

|. A Handsome Embossed hea III
Nv inkstarI Commandments for pens ana
stamps. pockets Tor stationery, etc: -.
.. Charles Kingsley's "HyPatia' nice
lY nrlnfaI and rrlttlly DOuuu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-17

Elitor OF Little Peoples Column
Ny husband has been a subscriber 70
The Times for years. The Sunday Times
IS a delight 10 our household.
MRS. FRANK BURTON, City.
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skirt up TO tho bodice are ornamented
with fancy buttons.
a pretty demi-cvcnine toilette has
broad satin collar turned low at the
neck and edged with wide lace. The
sleeves arc short. reaching only % the
elbows.
Evening waists are not quite so popular
as formerly, but a few are exhibited IN
the shops. They are made Of chihon ana
lace with ribbon trimmings, or or ORES
den silk and passemcnterie.
Jowellcd' trimming Is at It's height. IL
f. used for everything, but especially Tor
evening gowns.
In short. what with our vclvets and
furs and feathers and Jewels we Amer
leans. citizens of a country that go
ries in It's democratic institutions, hln
fair to take upon ourselves all the splen-
doris Of Marie Antoinette and her magni-
flcent court. AldCE'AMOhi'
"ror tho pure joys and comforts OF
SHOPPING recommend me 20 our own big
New York establishments" said the wo-
man with roll OF samples and an amaZ-
ing long list Of odds and ends 20 be pur-
chased bloating her purse. Il am moved
10 cxtOl their virtues because Of expert
ences that have assailed me when laying
out my pin money abroad, where the nm
travelled Individual is LED 10 DcileFe Shc
can make one dollar do the duty Of two
and that the splendid courtesy Of the
saleswomen will render the spending OF
money living delight My first shock Of
surprise was on finding how nearly prices
in France and England came everywhere
up TO the American standard, for If you
10 70 anything like good shop nowadays
on Regent or Bond street, or haunt the
establishments on the Boulevard Male
sherbes. dcs Italiens, Madeleine or des
Capucines. 10 which Americans do most
resort. you viii give quite as much for
what you want as here on Broadway. and
the worst OF IL Is that the prices are not
always fixed and labelled on. but regu-
lated TOO often by the saleswomans no
ton OF what you ought TO pay. IN Paris
and London the system frequently is TO
allow the attendants percentage on the
sales they effect. and in many Of the
important houses the girl who waits on
you receives an extra percentage on every
franc or shilling above the nominal price
she can persuade purchaser TO give.
This is, Of course. greatly TO her interest.
chiefly be ause her salary is very small.
or she does not receive any regular wages
at all. working solely for the percentage.
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self-indulgcncc are generally recognizen.
hut not with that insistance and strong
emphasis which such a story az this great
IN helps 20 inculcate. IL is not 10 pe
overlooked IN calling attention TO the M
has the rare gift Of interesting her read
ors i'm the scenes and characters she
portrays with that intimate touch whloA
gives new faces TO old friends.
THE vIRGI.s1A AuEDIckI MONTHLY:
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A Free Exhibition.

4 free exhibition Of fine So reopticon
views will DE given out door, coreer br9ai
and Sixth streets this cye-ing beginning
at IA p ~
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Prize Puzzle Column.
COMMERCIAL
1-2-S
Amid Arcadan woods and hills.
Thy voice. now far now near
The herdsman's timid bosom thrills
With sudden nameless fear.
4-5-s
AZ solemn midnlghrs Silly hour
When mOrtals fain would sleep,
Thy piercing tones have cursed power,
Their eyes from rest TO keep.
er-S-9.
Whato'er you say. whateer you do,
Your hearers ask for more;
And set your words have nothing new,
Your acts were done before.
1-2-3-i-5-C-7-s-9
What magic power in TO o.
What hum0r rich, what pathos deep.
Tho dumb. with naught Of speech divine,
At thee, sc laugh we weep.
II. c. LAUGHLIN.
49s-ENIGAfA
Tho L.ondoner went TO his club,
And studied me there for an hour,
Then ordered me made. in bowl ike a
tub,
And said they had made me too sour.
Meanwhile. I'm the street 7 was showing.
with wonderful spirit and zcst
For many were coming, but few felt Ike
going.
Until stopped short. for a rest.
4 horse and his rider came by.
Both models Of dignihcd ease;
Tho man in the saddle was certainly I.
And so was the steed. If You please
bad boy. with me I'm his hand,
Gave me TO the horse, on the sly
Then. being kicked over a fruiterer's
stand.
Iimped of with his fist in his eye.
II q s
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Dear rather IlmeS-
II gives me- much pleasure 10 acknowl-
edge the safe arrival this morning, OF
my prize, for solving last months puz-
zles. I am quite charmed with it, and
return sincere thanks.
Your little friend,
ANNIE W. MARTIN.
Waverly, Va.
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Winding III, own Business.

been received. Names Will be given YOU
know. on the first sunday IN DeceihDei'
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Dear Times
received Samantha Among the
Brethren" yesterday, and am much
pleased with IT,
Yours truly,
z. p. DARGAN,
Louisville KY
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4a7.-HIDDEN POEMS

I'm the Story below, find the subjects Of
twenty-soyen Of Tennyson's poems)
Maud and the sailor boy were lovers.
To-day they had had the first quarrel
and she was forlorn, and he the victim Of
sadness. Tomorrow he must make the
voyage. far. far away. 10 the islet and
crossing the bar was dangerous The
wreck Of the Nay Queen might he cir
cumstance OF the trip. instead Of the ar
rival. I'm safety. as he hoped; then the
dav-dream. which had been so happy be-
tween them would be at an end, and
tears. idle tears. be In vain. So in place
Of writing the spiteful letter. which he
az first thought Of doing 10 get revenge
he came 70 see her and gave her a bou-
quct OF the roses on the terrace, and
WHISPERED sweet and low. "Come into the
garden for a farewell word" She blush
ingly said II Will"
TO learn the sequel of the lovers tale
ask the bridesmaid. or the talking oak
ELSA.
4ss.-DOUBLE-WORD ENIGMA.
In the pretty bunch Of flowers,
In the oceans widest gales;
In the forests" shady bOwsrs;
In the markets" greatest sales
FIRST you'll find I'm your library;
SECONDS box that's large or small;
WHOLE IS something very handy.
That long has hung upon your wall
BETTY.
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knew the way 10 a heart
The paths that lei to its gate:
When / knocked at its stately door
l did not need to wait.
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/ saw two dusty llltic SHOES
A-standing by the bed.
They suddenly began 10 talk,
And this is what they said.
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Prize Puzzle Column.

Louisville. KY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-28
a. Larrea. s. en- G..
(Hay una drma)

Ahora bien, 70 no hubiera tornado Ia plu-
ma para hacer referencla este, ST q Ultima
hora no hubiera vuelto circular dicha no.
ia, y dejo al buen criterio de los lectores los
concentrates, que Sc presta ell tai anuncio
la carta de los Fabricantes.
Els mi humilde opinion que para acreditar
uno su mercancia, poder hacer la compe-
tencia, es lapzando los mercados articulO
bueno, selecto cuya bondad supere los de-
mas de su clase que por ESQ Sc lleve la pre-
ferenca del pnbIcO, no apelando, me-
dios como apela ell senor Lastra, los cuales
no he uSado nunca, nj le envidiO.
70 creo cOnmlgo eStOy -Segur0 estarau
todas aQuellas personals de sano criterio, que
40 es reDajando las demas fsbrcas, de que
il son pobres mas pobres ETC., como Sc
prueba que el Gig .rrillo S.boney es ell m jor,
eino haci6ldolo venir bueno; pero de Ueras,
daodolo a conocer con medios que digau
melor Ell favor de la seriedad que debe te-
ner todo agente general de una primera Fa
brica: no faltando 10 cierto como ha aeon
tecido ahora al referirse la fabrica LA
Rsyolucion' como 10 pruebo por 10 NANTES
tado anterlormente.
SupIico, pues, al senior Lastra por medic
del presente, que 81 sigue pubiicando su IN
teresante perl0dico y lanzando anuncios, 10
haga sin mencionar La Fabrica ''La Revolu-
ci0n" Que para NADIA Sc ha ocupado nj de la
4SI CADcbSy LII OC oCt a, puCS uO
ha necesitado, hi neces1ta, nj necesitara de
ESQ, para Vender su articulo, y por 1ltimo,
al senior Lastra, que tenga culdado al ,refe
rirse otras ftbricas para vender sus ciga-
rrillos; pues 81 p1bhco malicioso pcdria
creerse que es que lie hacen sombra tambien
le aEiso que no seria extrano que ell dia me
nos pensado, 70 que para vender mis- ciga-
crilos 10 viajo Lunca, fnese Ponce con al
gunas cajjtas de mi marca, sin necesidad de
perIodicos, tlmbales demas, para yer 81
tantos que fuman ''El Siboneyo los quieren
probar, quizas podria sucederle 10 que
acontece en- Mayaguez, que 81 varios conner
ciantes compran algnna GAIA del Siboney,"
solo 10 hacen por una yeZ sola, pues, laego
tiene al h2cer el balance todos los aflos que
ifla bajsndo de precio; ESQ prueba la mucha
oalida que tienen; fijense en- esto, fumadores
que s la verdad.
Por 10 tanto vuelyo a suplicar al sefor
Lastra, que no deje de mandarme su perio
dico para yer 81 en- Ell vene alg1n anuncio
que vuelva ocuparse de la .brica LA
Revoluci6n'', pue5 con seguridad, 81 10 hicie
ra. lie resutaria 10 que ahora.
Una pancha piramidal
e. BIrr0beigt
Mayagisz, Mayo II de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-28
artistat en- una haia snelts que henos reci-
Al0GI!CI0I III DGpGlIjiEATES
De PONCE
De PONCE

Deb;eud0 iustalarse en- esta Sociedad las
classes de IogIGs. France9, Trio y E grima
Nocioues de C8lcnlo M-rcautil, Tenednrfa
de Lbros G.mpasia, Sc abre eli concUrso,
para que los prcf,sores aspirantes presenteD
sus solicitudes, en- esta S3cretaria, que les
seran admtidas, desda e~ta fecha hasta ell
proXimo domingo las doce del dia.
Ponce. p dc Mayo De 1895
Ell S,cretario, Gmnaers .15do Be7trdn.-
Vo. Bo. Ei Presidsnte, Jose Liorens Echf0a-
rrt1. 1-5
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D. PEDRO HIDaLGO. de de, G .

DE una partida de potros de buena raza a
escoger 3-15
De Coamo nos escriben dici6n ionos que
ell Ayuutamieuto sigue protegiendo 4 la
Staud,e1t con pel'gro del vecindaro, Que
4ce pocas noches e,tall0 an farol del alum
brado Ii ,ico en- In ca Il del Merc&do, pro
duciendo la cousiguiento aiarma.
ST este no es 81 case solo,
deben ali, de coutado,
suplimir 81 alum bralo.
SQle mas farol que don Polo
La colamna de tropa que no hsce muchos
diss paso por 5 blna Grande con dlrecci6D
a San German, tamb.61 fu6 obseqniada con
tabacos, ST gin nos iufornan, por los seflo
les don iuardo Loo y don Manuel Rodti-
g1ez Serre.
Han sido corcedi3os los horores de Jzfe
de administrator, ibra i8 4stos, los Sc
flores don Marcehao Andiao Y don Angel
z Fpgueroa secretario Y contador respel tiya-
mente del Ayuntamiento De Arecibo.
Segdn vemos en- npestro eztimado colega
FL Lubor0tpgio, Sc encuentra en- Anasco IA
distinguida simpafica seilorita Lnisa D.
Choudens.
lie deseamos grata permanencia en- aqlel
pueblo
FL dia % de los cofrientes, en- Ia calIe del
NJ M4rcado, de CoaN9) Sc produjo IN escanda
10 tremendo, pronovido por un campesino
que acostumbra ir todos los domipgcs di
ho pueblo q tomar sus tu7cas Correspon-
dientes. Parece que ese dia lie di6 por exhi
bir IN perro, atado una cuerda. sobre el
cual d scargaba fueft9s Y repetidos golpes,
con objeto d. proyocar ia hilaridad del ph-
leo desocupado
Entire tanto Ell pobre animal lanzaba ayes
lastimercs y no parecia IN guardia por min
guna paite.
Al fin. otro borracho, cond, lido de la ST
tuaci6n del perro, sal6 4 la defensa de este,
con tai motive Sc arm6 la tremolna hdche.
5Ben por los espectaculos edifcantes que
tienen lugar en- Coamo a cieDcia y paciencia
lie Ia Pollcla