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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton are in town from
,he country. They are both popular
here. and their many friends are glad
IA have them with them. Miss Jen-
nIngs of Columbia, Tenn, is visiting
her brothers. Messrs. Walter and VIII
Jennings. She has made a great many
friends here already. Prof. j. =. Bird
left today for n trip to Mexico, to be
zone about ten days. 81 Rev. Mr. Percy
Webber Of Boston has been holding
services in the Episcopal church here
since Friday. He is indeed a most able
divine. and his beautiful sermons and
talks have truly been enjoyed by all
who have heard him. There will be a
reception given by the Episcopal ladies
IN honor of Rev. Mr.. Percy Weber on
Thursday night. Simmons college
closing exercises have been unusually
GOOD The music and art department
was well represented. and the pupils
work showed careful training, as well
as conscientious study. The closing
exercises were on Thursday, for va
cation. :. Mr.. Jackson's many friends
regret to know that he IS going to leave
Abilene in a few days. 10 live elsewhere
1.-The Methodist ladies gave n festi-
val for the benefit of the church, on Mr..
Tlllets lawn, on Tuesday night, which
was quite n nice affair, as well MS
profitable. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers en-
tertalned a few friends on Wednesday
evening. Miss Smith and Miss Mills
are visiting in our city from Colorado
City Mrs. Massey's many friends are
very sorry to know that she has only a
few days longer to be with them here,
as she will make her home in Chicago.
Many good wishes go with her, IA
few young ladies and gentlemen spent
a most pleasant evening on Friday, on
Rainy creek. at n moonlight picnic.
A party of ~ or IA ladies' and gentle
men left today for a camp OF a week,
to fish. hunt and to enjoy the freedom
and liberties which camp life affords.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Burford and Annie Nelson and Mr..
Frank Burford OF Bolton, were the
guests OF their aunt, Mrs. H. IL. Sim
mons, on the 29th. Miss Minnie
Greenwood, one OF our popular teach
ers, left Saturday for trip to lei
faso and New Mexico. Miss Jennie
Stradley. who has won so many
friends in our midst. and ably assisted
In the Centenary school, left Saturday
Tor visit to her home In Tennessee.
.Miss Mary Wright, our most popular
music teacher. returned to her home
at Pilot Point, Tex, Saturday,.
Among the familiar faces at the Con-
Iuctors picnic held in the Park last
thursday, were Messrs. Robert Wynne,
Ben Matthews. 7. z. Scott, Cal Mont
gomery and Tom Melton OF Temple.
and Bob Matthews OF Waxnhachie, all
formerly OF Lampasas. hay-rlde
party, chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Blair, and composed of the fol-
lowing, named young people: Misses
May Abeny, Ida Hawkins, Eva Young,
FLORENCE Mears. Sallie Evans OF Ten
nessee. Elite Adkins. villa Cahoon.
and Ettie Morris. and Messrs. Clearance
TriEg Robert Young, VIII Munger,
John Brown, Newton Ayers, Tom Alex
ander and Garrard Bierbower. par
ticipated-was hugely enjoyed. No
evening Of pleasure has surpassed that
-hNAAhass NAAAI Nit mum WIS
Its brightest, and sweet spirits whis-
pered joy to every individual that par
tlclpated in the moonlight picnic" at
Gooch Springs. At $3.50 o'clock
Brownies big wagon. drawn by four
beautiful high stepping bays, began
to collect the merry party, composed
OF Mr.. Willie Masterson and Miss Mat
tie Frazier. Ben Zachry and Miss
Mamie Edwards, Worth Rogers and
Miss Eula Peek, Ed Rogers and Miss
Minnie Ferguson. John skinner and
Miss Mamie Ferguson, Jesse Patterson
and Miss Jennie Cain and Miss Bess
Andrew Lenten Patterson and Miss
Maude Simmons. Jim Frazer and Miss
Sallle Little of Temple, Mrs. c. A.
Andrew and Master George chaper-
oned. An elegant lunch was served,
and proved the principal feature of
the evening The ladies Of the Bap-
list church gave ON interesting musl-
cal at the opera house this week.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITlES.

vlcksburg, Miss, June s.--A medl-
cal branch OF the state university is
to be established In Nicksburg.
Tupelo Miss, June S.-Much enthu-
siasm has been aroused here over the
the report that Hon. J. II. Wynn Will
enter the race for governor
New York, June s.-Dr. Charles H..
Parkhurst sailed ON the Teutonlc for
Europe and will spend the summer
in Switzerland.
Kansas city, Mo, June s.--Cathollc
school teachers have been barred out
OF the city schools for the coming
year
New York. June s.-Invltatlons have
been sent to President Cleveland and
others to address the Tammany meet
ing July 4. An elaborate program has
been arranged for the occasion.
Danbury, Conn. June S.--st. Peters
Temperance society, whose members
have agreed that they Will not marry
those who drink, is holding an enthus-
iastic session.
New York. June S.--The executive
canal committee is taking active steps
to have all parties to include state
canal plank in their platforms this
fall.
Wichita, Kan, June s.--A new A. p.
A. organization has been formed in
this city which 1t is thought viii
take a hand In local politics during
the coming campaign.
Chicago, June S.--The city is suffering
from q water famine. but the water
department Is powerless and can not
furnish any more water than Is now
pumped through the mains.
Nevada, NO. June s.-Arrangements
are being perfected to put missouri
on Wheels" Three cars Will be hlled
with Missouri products and sent
throughout the Northern and Eastern
states.
Topeka. Kan, June s.-"soclsless'
Terry Simpson has started out on a
4 free silver lecturing tour in wagon
1 Allied with vegetables. which he pro
poses to give to the starving miners at
1 Scranton.
] Columbia, s. c.. June s,-State LIQUOR
Z Commissioner Nixon and state Con-
stable Beach have been put under BOND
to answer To the charge OF conspiracy
[ 10 Interfere With the Interstate COM
merce act.
Denver. Col. June s.--Bat Mesterson'
I me famous boy marshal Of Dodge city,
has been appointed body guard y
George Could Masterson In tne dis,
charge OF his duty as town marshA'
I Killed Is men.
Rrookhaven. Mass. June s.-An n
movement company has been ofsen-
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ron sALr.-niiAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE Good ulrte.story frnmc hotel
situated on West urn street, ~ rooms,
well furnished throughout, including new
range stove table service cnmulutc. care
pets, plano, nnrlor suite aud complete
furnlshinTa for oVerN room. hnuse y as
good ps new, AMI cost $500; lot cost S1hnN,
mud furniture 5000, making cost u whole
follows S5ooo cash, 5000 In uvr wears
ut : per cent interest This property VIII
rent al the time for $50 ner month ln'
stirred for $4,000 Winters, nnvia n Co,
real estate and general commission agents,
Fort Worth. Ten
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

r,s., sallie Little or Temple is the
L.. o. Miss Matte Frazier Miss
Tusss. Momack,s returned TO our city
fa,, after an extended trip TO FL
fen, mn Mrs. W. A. Graft and son.
tNsPf are visiting In Temple this
~ - Miss May Nabor OF Brown
ssss. Tho quest OF Mrs Pet Ed
ae,os...., pr. 5. S. Watson nf BurnfL
4, asp,alled by his charming daugh-
~ tbs week .IessIe patterson.
vVS,.nerly OF this place. but now Of
Mo, Is greeting his many friends
II mis week. Miss Villa Cahoon
Vrsoay ls In the city,. Mrs. j. W
SAT o. Temple and Misses Annabel
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

WILLIAM @. HENDERSON. counselor-at-
law and solicitor Of American and foreign
PATENTS, trade marks nnd lnbele Rooms
n ntretlin Washington, u. q. Seventeen
years experience. Including service h. cx.
ANYTHING corps Y. >. patent ONCE. Send
ability. Correspondence Invited Menton
GAZETTE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

The short line to New Orleans. Memphis
st. Louis Limited" Twelve hours saw
ca between Furt Worth. Dallas aud 81.
L9nle and, the East. The direct line TO
Oregon und California, Pullman hnffet
ana tourist elccping car between pailns,
nor, Worth and 81. Louis; Fort Wcrrh,
nnf III rnso; New Orleans. Dallas and
Fort Northi New orleans aud st. Louis.
For rates, Tickets had all Information ap.
by or address any Of the ticket agents u
,ynHton Mcslior, general passenger and
Ticket prcut; ], 4. Iurn, city ticket agent,
Fort Worth; w. a, Dashlcli. travelling paa,
ylccnresident aud general manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

FOR SAi.E-,A nice four. room house now
under construction, located near Missouri
balance $50 pcr month, II. L, MulRcy. Jos
Houston street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

ron SAl.E-Ncw nyo.tt ON house and lot,
toNlo1; frpits On two sitceta; SiuO; 500
ersh aud $40 monthly, Three room houscH,
lot, hoNlo1i $3.50, easy rnyments NJ. l.,
VhunhcrH' Real Estate Exchange, 200 Maiu
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

LADIES TO work for us at home, SIS
weekly, no canvusslng. send statnp Ma.
iionai Co., gu Sixteenth street. Denver
colo,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

FOR sAti,--A nrstclnss ucwspop.r nnd
iob plnnt doing good business VIII take
wrt money balance on time. Address q.
H. care gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

tainiug ~ bcnutlfil plrcos vocal ana liz
sttlmontnl for Toe An the late muFlc
Just Published In stock, Call aud see
batgnln IN uptght plano, $50. Pianos fur
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

TREASURY pEPARTAiHNT--on icc OF the
Comptroller OF the Currency, Washington,
given 10 al persons who may have claims
against the City National Bank nf Fort
WORTH Texas, that the same must be pre-
scented 10 Mr., John Y, smith. receiver,
within thrce months from this date, or
they may he dlshllowcl james II. Eckclh,
Comptroller Of the Currency
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

LOTS In three blocks ot Union depot. $3.50
eaehi terms to buyer J. a. Thornton, 90S
Houston,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

ron SAtE-Fiye.room house, barn nnd
ouihopsus; lot t0Xlul, price, SliuOi VIII
inke howe and surrey Ns part payment.
Knight & Blackburn, COS Houston street,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

10 TIE luBlIO--Mc. members OF Com
h,natien Hack Drivers association. Will
hereafter charge 2Sc for hotel and ttnin
service only, Hest accommodations, Tat
rinase solicited Call Tor one OF our nicnl-
ects. NoMnlNA1ioN HACK DRIVERS
ASSOCIATION.
PROPOSALS FOR STOCK for Apache
prisoners, Fort Sni, % r., May 20. 1876,
sealel Proposals. for supplying $50 tnioro
q le,sl 2'yearold hclfcrs. IL to 81 grade,
hulls TN straight brand preferred; oil
must be bred IN Territory or Northern
counties OF Texas; 10 broken COW horses,
al thls n 20 msh'gton, WI, we r0's fSns.
delivery 10 colnmence before Juno 10. 1905,
~ Fort Sill. Right reserved TO reject my
nr all bids, For particulars apply TO tile
Undersigned. u. L. Scott. Captain Seventh
Cavalry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

slN lots on South side, SIS each, ]. a,
Thornton, .us HomtOn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

ron sAl.E-- Farm Of 300 ncrcs In nine
miles Of Fort Worth aud on a good pikcd
rad. Frame house " six rooms. barn aud
Inc oruhurdi abundance of water aud
tiulhrri the very best OF lhud. 5000 pnsy
terms Interest : per cent rhis Is one VI
Tho hest homes IN the state
Fine fnrm Of go acres i've miles from
Fort Worth. one hundred acres In cult
walton, remainder nnv grass; good six room
hoihe aud arms nrtcslun well aud good
ttChurd, S32N per acre, terms easy.
Three hundred aud ATTY acres ten miles
trm Fort Worth, 100 acres IN cultivation.
roo acres pasture ma remainder timber,
Good house aud stnblc 300 acres OF II the
very best OF black Way land $40 pcr
rcrc, terms cnsy
Lands for gardens md orchards In one
mile Of he city on plkcd roads, extra bar.
gplns and easy terms aud IN small or large
tracts. Now "a the tlmc TO buy home
w Fort Worth. We have throu. room
p,nstcrcd house. aud lot 23xlOO foet for
$3.50 Thus property N IN sN minutes
walk OF the courthouse Large homes or
small ones for sale on any Kind OF terms
ana low rate Of interest
HUFFMAN & CO.,
Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

srolW FIXTURES For sALE-s Show
cas,ri counters. shelving aud dilgglats' pro-
teilptQn cnsei all IN good condition; chaip.
IT, NJ MARBLE over Traders National bank
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

ON irS own RAILs-rrnins on tho Mia,
SOUR, kansns aud Texas railway now ran
sold g 81 Louis Chicago Kansas CITY,
with Wagner buffet sleeping cars ANA nee
chair cars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Rightly. ACRE FARM ia seven mites ~
Fort Worth Ut q bargain for few days
J, A. Thornton, 2lS Houston,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

SALESMAN WANrEu-SluO 60 St25 per
month and expenses; staple line; position
dtcss with stamp King Manufacturing Co,
4 ~, Chicago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
roR RENT.

haii and new government building; seven
roniue modern consenlcnceA. bath, elcc-
iric lights. large shaded lot. With barn
prlyilesc. Cali No. l0lT Lamar street for
particulars.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
HOTELS.


RUBuEt STAMPS AND sDALn.
Fort Worth Stamp Co., Rubber stainp-,
seais aud Stencils. 3i3 Main street. Fort
Worth, Tex.
Printing Company, Dallas for latest cata.
lorue; cheapest house In North Texas
T5iai orders solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

Manufacturer HAY BALE TIES,
IRON and STEEL ROOFING.
IRON and STEEL FENCING
o. X Harry. Dallas Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
THE
BALDWIN PIANO.

The only nrst.cllss plano sold on enay
monthly payments direct from the factory
20 Your house at factory prices. No mid.
llemon'a psoftH call on or address w. NJ.
Tlllcr salesman. Hotel Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

SOME one to make balloon ascension on
Tea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

ron sALIi-A horse suitable for lady to
10 East First street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

AGESTs-Act quick; preserving cook
spoOn; greatest seller 1855. send q cents
for large spoon by mall. Forsheu 4 Maxim,
Cincinnati, o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

WANT TO DUY--wlil pay cash for nice
Iot or hotse and lof on the West side
staie location and price. Stranger. Gazette
Office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09

AGENrs-Be quick, Accident Policy Lamp
Burner; greatest 1893 seller, sample and
terms by mail. 25c. ]. ID. Lockhart Mgr,
Austin, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09
ron SALE on nxoIIaSon.

FOR SALE oh iSA'hhN'"'
ron SALE on EXCHANGE Farms,
lunches, merchandise mills, dnlrics, gins,
opsfn house livery stable, lee plants, ven
dor lien notes, hotels, tile drain factory,
lumber yard, transfer ontfif horses, cattle
and real eftrte In all parts OF Texas, ~.
l.. Chambers Real Estate Exchange, 100
Main street.
TO EXcHANGE-well improved city
property in county seat town. near
Fort Worth, unincumberod. for West
Texas land, unincumbered. or stock
OF merchandise. Address w. o. Peery.
Seymour, Tex.
TO EXCHANGE 5000 cash and $4,000
black land farm, highly Improved. for
merchandise. Knirht q Blaekhrn. 2OS
Houston street.
$4,000 Of Improved demonstrating proper.
ty In Chicago and Dallas, mud 1856 acres Of
farm land Dc1r Abilene. Texas. for Fort
worth city properly. w. W. Stewart. $40
Main street.
ron EXCHANGE Mineral springs fosort
Water unsurpassed Ia Texas Hotel with
fourteen rooms Best location Ia North
Texas for aanltaruu. and SIMMER resort
For experienced pcraon, hnc opportunity.
win trade for FORT Worth city property.
Address T. w. -. care 1nzette:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-06-09


WANTED-To buy a good paying drug
store: give fullest particulars Address
box l@ nfton. Tex
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-01
Escrihan de Caguas:

GEL % del pasado Noviembre pesar
del NAL tempo, sali6 de esta ciudad las
dos dc la tarde la cuarta expedici5n de
Voluntarios que va relevar los que se
encuentran prestando servicio de vigilan.
Gle On la costa desde ell mes de Octnbre, ,en
los sitios denominados Punta de Tuna, Ca
bo de Mala Pascua Punta del Viento on
Maunabo En- union de los de aqui van los
de CoEnerio y Aguas buenas. Ell pueblo
siernpre entusiasmado fu6 despedir
haeta & las afueras de la ciudad & los ex-
pedicionarios. De los voluntarios que SO
encuentran prestando servicio en- Mauna-
bo hay Ocho enfermoa con palddicas."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-01
BKaLxoEzoA De "G.a OoRRzsroNDzxo1sa

Jopds esta abs en- sus ooupaoiones, mi padre
deb1a entregaree d Gus ensuehos Teresa, que
habfa dido Ia miss del alba, Sc ooupaba en pre-
psrar el simuarzo.
Bl ooronel ea intranEigente en- materia de
puntuaiidsd
En- Breuil Ia exaotitud Sc impone CON dis
cipiina verd2deramonte rniliter.
Mi padre sigue sendo en- su retro 10 que
era el frente dc reg imiento: exigente Ends
no podeE en- msteria de discipline despota con
todos cuantca le rodean.
Estaba pues, sola en- 10 iglesis por de
pronto no IF NADIA que despertaso nj ouriosidad.
Crsia que nsdie fjaba Hu etenoi6n en- mf,
como 20 no Ia fjaba en- los demas. s
Pero d la mitad de la misa, ell cabalIero que
habiamos enoontrado algunos dias antes en- la
avenida de drboles, stravss6 10 iglesia vino
colocarse frente 6 rnf en- el banoo de uno de sus
amigos, 81 conde Percier, que reside en- una her.
mosa hacienda que td has Visto, On el extreme
opuesto de la poblaoi6n. -
Mr.. de Farges es alto, como permanecia
de pie, con los brazos cruzados sobre ell peeho,
todo el uundo podia verle , espeoialnente 20.
Habia puesto en- su vestido tanto ouidado
como 20 en- el mio Su chups de terciopelo
negro con botonea de metal era nueva gy ade.
ousda 4 su reputation de buen oazador.
Hshfa pusato 80 sombrerQ de psia datr6s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-01
Del Dorado n0g ascriben "E1

Del Dorado nos escriben:- "EI joven
don Luis Gambia Carreras, que actualmen-
te regenta la escuela pdblica de varones
On este pueblo, es I'm maestro que sabe y
cumple con su deber con extricta obser-
vancia de les disposiciones vigentes. Els
ademas un buen hijoy I'm ciudadano que
Quiere deeir que el Dorado en- cuanto &
instruction pdblica, NADIA tiene que envi-
diar hoy los denas pueblos, pueg la Sc
forita Carmen Machicote, ademas do ser
una maestro ilustradfsina, cumple tam
bi6n con sus obligaciones y es muy labo-
ROSA. Lastin1a que Ell Municipio no CO.
rresponda satlsfaciendo oportunamente
esos maestros sus haberes. Las GALES se
estan componiendo con bastante festina.
ci6n en- t6rminos que la de Mendez-Vigo 8
sea Ia Principal que estabe inaccesible. va
pernite ell paso sin peljgro de quedar Sc
pultadO en- ella"
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qw~Toda clese de instrumentos mu.

Toda class de instrumentos mu-
sicales de- cuorda viento, papel dc musi
ca etc. etc; las dltimas novedades en-
sombreros para seGoras; perfumeria Sc
lecta;, cintas =. encanjes preoiosisimos;
cult, mapas de la isla de Cuba y Album
de la guerra, relojes para bolsillo, boqui'
Has de ambar espuma de mar. Todo
seleoto en- el >" Paris Bazara Tortale>
% ~. CD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-01

Dof1a Alejandra Ocasio de Zapata, We,
cina de esta Capital, desea sabar el para
der9 do su hijG t o9nrado' 9 ado 1 de 1s aos de
hando hasta la Carolina al ciego Juan
Vargas, natural de San Thomas, por solo
Is dfas, hace I'm aflo que ignora su resi-
dencia, & pesar de sus muchas gestiones.
Ruega los seKores alcaldes de Ia Isla la
busca y remission del nifio esta Capital y
suplica los dernas colegas la reproduc-
ci6n de este suelto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-01
ALMACEhy y Liberia de Olimpio Ote.
POR UNA MIRADA

tro no tenfa mds signifcaoi6n que los anterio.
res, en los cuales 20 no hsbfa pensado.
No obstsnte, TODD aqusl dia y Ia semana ST.
guiente abrigue esperanza de algun heoho ex-
traordinario
Me pareoia pr6ximo q zanzibar ell curse do
mi existenoia.
Jay, querids Berta! Hubiera sido meior
que hubiera segudo deslizdndoso mansa tran
quilanente por su oscuro ignorado cauce
El s6bado siguiente tenfemos costurera en-
oasa una de esaa j6venes cbreraa que pasan Ell
dia trabajando no vuelven su casa hasta Ia
noche.
Eata de que hablo venfa entonoeg Breuil
dos veces p0r semana
Ahora va no viene
La c6lera de mi padre ha cerrado la puorta
todos los extraGoa
Teresa Jon8s son loa dnioos que tienen
por decirlo as1, derecho de ciudadanfa.
Ell certero mismo apenas traspasa ell UNI
bral deja Ia correspondence en- un buz6n CO.
looado sobre la puerta, que antes no hsbia sido
utilixado.
Nuestra casa ea casi una clauaura; 90 ha
convertible en- una oaroel, segoir de eeta ma
nera, pronto no sera mas que una tumba.
laa oinoo de Ia tarde pr6ximamente per.
cibi. al anbir q mi habitaoi6n una oosa blanca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-01
En- Granada ha ocurrido IN lance c

En- Granada ha ocurrido un lance orr
ginal. El duefio de una casa antiqu1sima,
de construction arabe, tenia Ia mania de
golpear por las paredes, por Greer que allf
habria escondido algun tesoro. Dias pc
sados, al golpear uno de los tabiques, oy6
que sonaba hueco, derrib6 medic tabi,
una dejando al doscubierto la panza
de tinaja. Sc dispueo a eacarla, cuando ca
seGora gritando: lalrones, ladrones !
Nueatro hoznbre SO gu 10 at6nito creyen-
do yer una aparici67 c3ol otro mundo. 10
sucedido fu6 que ol tabi4uo aquel era el
nedianero de la dogpansa d. In casa don
de habitaba la susodichG s8hora. La IT,
naja cOnten1a mantac2.
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FL lNGENIERl del Cuerpo naci0na

Ell lNGENER0 del Cuerpo nacional de ca
ninos, canales y puortoS, don Ramon Gan
dja C6rdova, ofroce 0tIs s>rvicioa profeeio-
males las Corpor4cita@a = E.rticulares,
para TODD 10 referente q caz1inoa, aprove-
chamiento de aguas, incluyezsdo 81 abaste-
cimiento de poblaciones su sAnearniento,
puentes, tanto de caninos vecinales como
de las Haciendas, obras municipales ur-
banas riegos. Forteleza S1 informarAn
San Juan Puerto. Rico. 15-6
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A causa de la excesiva lluvia Sc sus-
pendi6 anoche la function del teatro. Es-
to noche par6cenos que ocurrira otro tam
to & juzgar por el NAL cariz que el tempo
presenta y por que no ha cesado de Hover
en- todO ol Ola.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-01
RFTRAT0S.- RETRATOS!L 81 degea

RETRATOS.- RETRATOS!!- 81 desea
usted una buena fotografa, I'm retrato al
6leo, al pastel al crey6n, dirijase al acre
ditado Taller Fotografico dc don FSIicio-
no Azonso, Fot6grafo de la Real Casa,
San Francisco numero 42, en- esta Capital.
Sc garantizan los trabajoe. Sc reciben Or
seran servi6loa con prontitud esmero.
Precios al alcance de todas las fortunas.
1S-1A
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CORBATAS YCHALINAS KUEVAS En-

C0RBATAS Y CHALINAS KUEVAS En- GEL Ca
prioho " San Juato ndnero 31:-Diez mo-
deloa dc lazos de gro negro.-Diez mode
los de lazos de coloros.-Di0z znodelos dc
tiras para hacor nudo.-Diez nnodelcs de
nudos negroa y do color.-Cincuenta dibu-
jos de chalinas prociosas.-Veinte mode
los dc cinturones para senoras caballe-
res -Surtido siD igual de calcetines do hilo
de Escocia.--Camisaa dc seda cruda tres
pesos veinticinco centavOs una.