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Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22

SLATER, Mo-, April ie.-Fire yester.
day destroyed the following buildings
and contents: John Shauer, loss, ST.
700; insurance, S5,2O0 R. T. Jenkins,
loss, $4,000; insurance, $3.50. Z. L.
Rhodes, loss, $500 on building; no in.
surance. ]. E. Baker, Racket store,
loss, $4,000; insurance sl,75O. Other
buildings were damaged.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
MONEY m TEXAS.
Why Interest In High and LOanabIe
Funds Contracted.

The Galveston Daily News reminds
- Texas readers OF the difference in in
terest rates in the northeastern states
and In some of the western and south
eEn states and gives them a few eemen-
tary lessons on the reasons for this DIFF
1srence. Interest Is never SO low," 1t
oays, "in communities given over to
suspicious fires, questionable assign
ments, fraudulent failures or to legisla-
ton with o decided turn against the
creditor and In favor Of the debtor"
Much Of the market rate Of interest is
Insurance against risk, and of course
4iminishes Q" the risk decreases.
Where men are required by law to pay
their debts and are not sheltered and
encouraged In tricky courses by unrea-
sonabe exemption laws and by pub
lic prejudice against creditors as class
The risk is naturally less serious"
Making It's application to Texas, the
N~ws soys "We have right to leave q
fraudulent debtor resident worth $780,
900, all the bank stock or bonds he can
earry and an extraordinary collection
of the tools Of his trade or profession
and TO defy his creditors to crook a
anger ut him. We can do this II we
prefer, but 1t Is going to cost us some
thing" 1t asks why the "goodly ma
jority Of the people Of Texas who "are
not disposed to live high to-day and
hide behind the exemption law, the as
signment law or some other law to-mor-
row." should be forced by the discredit
Of bad laws and few dishonest men
ito pay two prices for every dollar they
borrow" II believes the rate Of interest
would come down one-half and the
loanable funds would double II the hon
est men Of the state would demand the
enactment Of laws under which cred
itor could collect what Is due him.
CONSPIRACY IN THE HOME.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
"Objector" Holman Very Low.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-Congress-
man W. s. Holman, Of Indiana, is lying
critically Ill at his home in this city
and small hopes Of his recovery are en-
1ertained. Mr.. Holman had a bad fall
about ten days ago and his present
uondition is the result Of the shock.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
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A PECULIAR CASE.
A Sedalla Woman, Who Fired Building
COerced into Giving Up Land.

Coerced into Giving Up Land.
SEDALIA, Mo-, April 10. Mrs. Bar
bara Ann Card has begun suit in the
circuit court against her daughter,
Mrs. Susan Arnold, and the latter's
husband, William Arnold, to recover
S5 acres of land out Of which she
alleges she was swindled by them. Mrs.
Card admits that few months ago she
set fire to house belonging to Ed.
ward lmhauser, as it was rendezvous
for tramps, and claims that her son-in-
law and daughter threatened to have
her arrested for arson unless she deed.
ed to them the property in question.
Through fear Of arrest she did as com.
manded, but now asks the court to set
the deed aside.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
CONSPIRACY IN THE HOME.
10 Those Who Have Childrsn This 10
Realistic.

He Is trife over three years old.
That will explain the matter to a great
many people who have had children.
To Others will say that II usually pro-
ceeds like this, though many and vari-
Gus are the manifestations Of his curl.
ussty:
The Boy--pop, why do | like to eat
more than you doP
Myself-lecause you are growing
more than | am.
why am l growing more than you
are?"
because you are younger than ]
an"
"Why am Iyounger than you are?"
"Oh, let up. Go and play"
(Silence for a few moments).
Say, pop, why do women wear diff
1erent clothes than men?'
"Because they have to-"
"Why-"
u thought you were going to play"
(Silence for Il few more seconds).
"Say, pop, why can't we walk on our
hands and feet, like dogs and horses?"
u don't know"
"Are dogs better than men?'
Every much; especially better than
the grocer who has sent in his bil.'
"Does God like people better than He
does dogs and horses?"
"No."
"Why not?"
"Oh, 60 and ask your mamma"
"Mamma says you know lots more
shan she does and to ask you things"
"She does, eh?"
"Yes, sir"
SWELL, I'll buy you five cents worth OF
candy II you'll go to your mamma and
ask her questions, one right after the
other, from now until supper time.
Do you think you can get up enough
questons?'
The Boy (marching off on his errand
OF mercy)-Just as easy!
Myself Ito myself) III am temporarily
saved, but he has smart mother and |
fear her next move.--N. Y. Truth.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22

TERRE HAurE, Ind, April l6.-The
fhneral Of ex-senator Daniel W. voor.
bees took place yesterday from st.
Stephens Episcopal church, Rev. John
2. Sulger, the rector, officiating. This
10 the church in which he was con-
drmed a number Of years ago and
which he has attended when here.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT
TAX PAYERS.
Office of County treasurer.)
Dickinson County.

Notice Is hereby given that the following Is a
list OF lands city and town lots, situated In the
County Of Dickinson and State Of Kansas. sold
on the 4th day Of September, 1894, for unpaid
taxes Of 1893, and unredeemed on the above
mentioned date. obtaining the name Of the
person to whom the same was assessed, when.
ever such name appears on the assessment. or
tax rolls and the amount of taxes due on each
parcel Of land with interest thereon calculated
to and including the 9th day Of september, 1897,
and that unless such lands and lots are re-
deemed on or before said 9Th day Of September,
1881, that being the last day Of redemption al.
lowed by law they will be subject 10 deeds.
W. A. MATrEsoN, c. H. rATrIs0N,
deputy. County Treasurer.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22

WASHINGTON, April l7.-The civil
service commission has decided that
assistant United States attorneys are
protected by civil service rules and
cannot be removed except for cause.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
mrs. Tiiton Is Dead,

NEW YORK, April l6.-Mrs. Elizabeth
R. Tilton. the wife Of Henry Ward
Beecher's a, ,cuser, died on Tuesday last
at her home in Brooklyn. The news Of
her death was not made public until
yesterday. Since the famous Beecher
trial she had lived in strict retirement.
Theodore <Tilton, her husband, is in
Paris, where he has lived ever since the
Beecher trial.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22

Ams0uH UhIVerNIty EhdOWment Held Up.
CHICAGO, April le.-The Posts WASH
ington special says: Secretary Bliss,
Of the interior department, has held up
m order issued by the authority Of his
predecessor comforting $4,000 acres Of
land upon the state university of Mis-
souri, as an addition to Its endowment
fund.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
Edwards Subdivision of 1872.

A Picker, beginning 80 IT II and 1910 IT
wof Sc corner 1872, n 200 IT, 100
IT. S 200 It, 100 IT to beginning N27
A pickler, beginning 80 It n and $40 IT
wof Sc corner 16-13-2, n 200 IT, W 10
IT, S 200 It, 80 It to beginning ....... ell
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22
BANNER CITY.
a piece of land between Mo P
DILLON in Jefferson
ENTERPRISE.

J. W, vandeventer, a46siOlsii AZ pO
Auna Line, Its 9..........a......."B' SO
Abilene weekly reflector., 1897-04-22

$ J Hampton, 1t I, Blk S.,,.. ..........
Shockey & Snider, 1t I, bk 9.......... 2
1hos Kirby, 1t 1, bk l1................ 2
NJ D Eastman, 10 IT 1t 8 and n 80 IT 1t
hk II
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-17

The Arizona Central railroad. als,ut
twelve miles IN length, has bean as-
spssrd By the Territorial Board Of
Equalization at $500 per mile. This
Rad IL used by the Arizona Lnml,-r
4 Timber Company exclusively for
logging purposes.
W. m.tire bv ihs Gallup Cleaner
that Z. w. Kennedy II that city h1s
purchased MI interest IN the DE mis-
Lumber Company II Walker. this
county. and has assumed the capacity
Of general superintendent. NJ K-m-
n-,iy IL we'll AMI f,vorabiy known IN
FIag.la taft.
Tom Smith, - Williams catileunan,
waS severely iojur.'h lad Friday. his
horse falling on him aud breaking n
rim q" I'VE. He was brought down
here fur treatment aud taken Ia N Q.
MrCabrs ,m'nlins house. D.. K ,i,in-
sm ~ a,t-ndin. him and reports him
doing nicely.
The pl"i"graph gallery located next
I" the New Bank Hotel is ready 10
take p ciurrs and Will turn out ir-t-
class Work only. Prices T., siit The
times. viii rem lin IN Flagstaff FIR
twu weeks. Call and examine SAM
plies AMI prIrrs.
J. PAsEvIrcH. photographer.
The Misses H"llenbxrk IT Br,sDk-
lyn. N. r.. Who arrived last week. left
IN Monday mornings stage for the
Grnud Canyon Il tb- Colorado. They
will spend n week there and an their
rr'nrn expect 10 visit the Natural
Bridge. Mnnt-xnnIa's Well and Castle,
'I,- Lee Caves. etc.. aud "a climb San
Fraim.isco Peaks.
Local lMngilisiic ithus,asts made 40
onslaught On the news agent III M. 2
FRIDAY morning and bought up every
cop, at Thursday MORNINGS daiIirs.
giving An nc,.,,nt Il the Maher. Shar.
key contest in New York. tn. fight
WAS stopped by the police In the sew
r"ih round and til. PRINCIPALS anJ all
cpn'.,i-d with III. affair hauled up IN
court next nnrning. They were all
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-17

,nrmr,l l.m,sa. III. rpf..rre If the cs,n-
Leaf announced III. fight draw. The
p,,rsr WAS $4,000 and the gate 70
caipis amounted To t40.0O0. Sharkey
and Mahrr may come tngeihrr again
at Carson City IL September.
IL this issue may b- found q nOtice
from the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Company regarding the u<s of water
fsmn their m tius. The notice 10 L.
sued by the ,ailr,xd officials At tho
earnest request 1T large lumbar OF
water c''nsum .rs IT Flagstaff and It 70
hoped that thu evil complained II can
thus be- r~m.slied
The business men 1T Flagstaff rea-
lie that It pays " advertise and al
M ,st every business In the citv now
has M lad" in The paper. TIE SON.
DEMocRAr has the largest circulation
Of aav newspaper ~ Arizona. and
reaches hundr..is II p apple, and hence
1t pays to let ,h. people know through
it, columns that .ou are in business.
Our aim IL u make our paper first
class weekly. and keep abreast the
times. Nothing that will l,en-fit this
city or C"""mino county will he left
fron it's ,.,lumps.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-17

Nicely furnished housekeeping ronms
for rent; references rqnirsti.
| MRS. A. M. HICKS.
FoR SALE-farm of 100 acres. with
improvements, nine miles south oi
Flagstaff. Inquire II JOHN SANDERsoN.
General Superintendent Wells and
other officials Of the Santa Fs passed
thrm,gh on M. 2 yesterday morning.
! have u lot IT good seed potatoes
for sale nj market prices; terms cash.
JAMES O'BRIEN. Bellsmont. Ariz.
Everybody has their eve on Flag
staff. and will bs here to witness the
big celebration IN the Fourth Of July.
Manager T. J. R,ss Of the telephone
system here Is having several new
telephones put in operation this week.
J. M. Duncan. the pnpular mixnlo-
gist. has returned II Flagstaff. Hs
has been At Kinymau the past few
mouths.
Charles Edwards. clerk Of tho Ari-
iona Central Bank. left Saturday for
ten days pleasure trip u Los
Angeles.
J. N. Dennis. manager Of the Dem
mis- Lumber Company. was an east
oou"d passenger ON NO. 2 Yesterday
morning.
Chief Justics Baker II the Arizona
Supreme court WAS u visitor here NJ ~.
day. He visited the Cave Dwellings
while here.
Rev. ?. E. Kipp If San Diego. CAL.
spent several days At the Grand Can.
yon Of the Colorado. returning Tues.
dav evening.
Ge"rga Cnrson and son Of Las
Angeles stopped over in the city M ~.
day. Mr.. Corson is = capitalist Of The
City Of Angels.
Bricklayrrs will commence work at
once on J. +. Hawks new building IN
San Francisco avenue. The f0un,la.
lion Is completed.
J. A. L,mport leaves to-day with hi.
fam'ly for y camp'n. "trip ~ Oak Creek
Canyon. lie will take life easy for
the mex few weeks
Msssrs. Ike WheeIer and Frank Rral
gave a social hop at the opera huu
Tuesday night, which was attended by
about twenty couple,
Mohlenpali 4 Mulershach have the
cleanest, incest, most convenient meat
market IN town. Their meats are all
fresh aud of the finest.
Don't forget that Garrett Il Hennessy
are running the Flagstaff Meat Market,
old stand. where all will
get courteous treatment.
Carl Sn, assistant atlornsv FIR
the A. & z. railroad Company, passed
yesterday from LIS Angeles
~ his home IN Albuquerque.
q. W. Heiser aud wife, who have !,
been visiting vt their old home in
N. r., fr tn. past mouth, re-
turned ou this mornings train.
Charles Mclean. WIN has been
for n. Wolf vt the Wolf H..
dian trading past. cam, 10 Monday
aud will sprhd the sumner here.
Claud Brown. son If J. q. Brown,
general mtnaysr If tho Saginaw Lun.
her Company IT Williams. spent n day
or two IN The county seat this week.
John Jackson. whO has been con-
fined In the county jai! here for 'hs
ptst two months on n charge If f-lonv, ,
was liberated M,Dday by his furnish
ing bail.
Walter G. Bentley Of Chicago was q !
passenger on one III thu Grand Can,0 on
Stage Lines coaches FIR Tho Grand /
Canyon Of the Colorado yesterday
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-17
THURSDAY. JUNE II. 1897.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

William Kay was here from William
Saturday.
Ksanas City Dressed Beet at Carrot
i Hrnnessy's.
R. r. Coleman If Prescott spen
Monday in the Skylight City.
For first.rlass watch work 60 to J
p. Arn"lds' Mt Bagnsll's shoe store.
FoR RENr-A house with three fur,
nished rooms. Apply nj this Office.
Good cheap shoes al M. J. Bagnall's
Try the e2.50 and $500 shoes.
For RENr-Furnished rooms, new
and clean. MRS. HkLLER's.
Take your watch and jewellery re
pairs to J. A. Maurer at the pnstiiics.
The 6rst water-melons Of tho sea-
son arrived this week from California.
$500 UPS day striking clocks
just received ut Postoftioe Jswrlry
store.
Special attention il called Tn the new
cad" of The New York Store 10 this
issue.
VIM. Rhen Jr. and wife visited ia
the city n few days the first of the
week.
A new lot of j-welry just received
at J. A. Maurrr's. Posloffice jewelry
store.
BceS-ro the wife ~ VIM Nav.
nnwer on Friday. two twin girl
bubirs.
WilliSm Mqgds Of Jerome was, hege
Tuesday attending TO Probate court
matters.
Mrs, Robert Hennessy left last week
for visit If two months to her parents
in Texas.
Attorney z E BlI,nwoM left Sat-
urday f"r Philadelphia on professional
business.
Richard Nav came in Monday from
Tucson, and will remain here for seve.
raj WEEKS.
ID. L. Won Media returned frnm a
business "Trip tn Lns Anilnas. Colo. |,
yesterday.
4 4. Daley AMI family Of Lees
Perry have bssu spending several days
in the city.
For freshest cuts In beaf, mutton,
veal and pork, % " Mohlsnpah d
Aulersbach.
john Ly. one IT the most prosper
Gus ranch-rs IL the Verde valley, was
here Tuesday.
Mrs. James Munds. sister of A,tr-
hey Jams L.,y, was here Tuesday from
The verd, valley.
W. H. Carroll received a consign-
ment of fine furniture f,r his new RES
tauranL this week.
James II. McC.Innrk. The we'll
known newspaper man Of Ph'suix. was
10 the city Saturday.
WANTED "A fi,stclsss dining room
girl ut Family Restaurant. See W.
II. Carroll, proprietor.
Andy johnson, one Of the unf,rtu.
nate victim. IT the late Dire IN Will
liams. WAS in town Monday.
Harry KiIlnrn and +. M. Bryant
came IN from Los Angeles Sunday and
will spend the summer here.
Rev. Father billy returned last week
from ten days visit at Tucson and
ether southern Arizona points.
Mrs. A. M. Cameron makes final
Dr~'f to morrow before Judge Layton
On = valuable ranch near the city.
FoR RENr-Eight room house four
blocks west Of p'stofIics on Railroad
avenue. Enquire Of J. H. RuMsEY.
Am rebuilding my foundry and can
10 any kind Of casting up TO fifteen
Hundred pounds. J. B. PourHIs.
ToR RENT-l00 acres fenced land, |
god house, near Bsllsmont Apply
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-17

Our stock embraces new and varied assortment of
goods. We have in store many articles which are
to please the ladies' and they specially invited to
call and inspect goods whether they buy not Our
prices are lower than elsewhere.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-17

Harry Cullinsn returned Monday
from months visit 10 relatives aud
friends ut his old home Ia the East.
Harry seems pleased TO get back TO
Arizona snil.
The management Of the Grand Can.
,on Stage Line will give excursion rates
10 all desiring to visit the Canyon on the
7,h aud 9th IT July. The round trip IN. q
will i~ only ".
Protect yourself against sickness aud
suffering by keeping your blood ricl,
and pure with H@nl's Sarsa parilla.
Weak. thin. impure blood is sure to
result IN disease.
The excursion tn the Grand Canyon
On the 7,h of July will be M enj,ya-
bic trip 10 ,h"s- who have never seen
it. and IN" rate. ARE so cheap that u
large numb - will go
james Icy has purchased a lot Just
north IL thu New Bank Hotel and con.
tenn la'ts IN 'l'- near i"'''re erecting
building "i Sa'ii"' wn'ch hs VIII 10
cupy ~ ms law ONCE.
Everything connected with the
amus-n,-nis fnr the Fourth IT July
celebration will In IN good shape.
There has been u" tagging IN anything
pertaining To the celebration.
III. Ar,z ma Lumbar and TIMER
Company aud the Gr8snlaw Lumber
Company are h,th kept running To
their fullest rap getty h, meet the grow.
lug orders which are teeininy in an
them.
Attorney General J. F. Wilson
passed ihr.,,,yh on M. l YESTERDAY on
his return from Washington city
whers hr had been prutestiny against
The confirmation of Governor N. h.
McCord.
Fred itmldsrffsr. who has been
with " surv., ing q rp, ut R.ndsburg,
Califm nla. rel ur,-i lr,m. SATURDAY.
They Surveyed a line from Crxnn r
" ksndsb"rg. distance Of about o.
miles.
Recorder T. Z PaIIiam has rec.iv.,i
word frmn III. 5 .crriarv Of the Trrri-
tory that thu supplement- u the Re-
used 5 atosrs II l8S7 viii h. ready for
Distribution 10 u" enuaty otii iials in
lew days.
L. Dn,ie aud j. @. Callahan came
a yesterday from Hnlbronk. 'rhey
will leave to day or to-morrnw for Sc
igman ~ d" some stone work f"r the
A. q I. railroad company IN putting
7" WAFER '"'N'
District Attorney E. 5. Clark WIS
u Prescott Monday. Nh. Clark has
been engaged MS associate counsel f,r
he defeose iu the case of the Terrier.
.. jim Parker now before Tue Ms
''' court 'hef".
The city Of Prescott Is graphing
with The water question again. Flag.
tail IL taking the proper steps b.
'w"i"g aud controlling her system ri
80
AAuhuTcuS VI ubltATS t0dV0 rIASSLMu
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-17

The suR-DRNocRAr IL pleased to contribute
IN public matters. but all notices Of festivals,
fairs. meetings Of societies. suppers. enter
txinments and mention Of marriages, births
and deaths beyond the regular announce
n,ent. will be CHARGED for 1T regular rates.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-06-17
THE SUN-DEMOCRAT.
xOrlCE To THE PUBLIC.

All contracts and bills for advertising pay
able monthly.
Advertising rates given upon application.
Business locals 10 cents per line for arst In
seStion. and cents per line for ouch subse-
euent insertion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-25
Teodoro AguiIar Mora PERI6k PERESsoS = S4- S4-

CHILLER EN- ARIES, de- classes de Ira ga.
ensenanza admite internos y meiio-pensions
tas en- su estabecimiento. Cruz mum. 6. I
*. Sc ha concedido 10 dias de lioenca
para permanecer en- ests capital la profesora
de Camuy senorita doha Engracia Casuela.
~. Ningin medicamento puede sustituir
la Emulsion de Scott en- las Intermediates del
aparato respratorio-y sempre que Sc necesita
Ell empleo de IN buen reconstituyente. <La
Emulsion de Scott de aceite de hfgado de ba.
calao con hipofos6tos de cal y de sosa, es un
excelente preparado, insustituible en- todas las
enfermedades que tiendan d debilitar ell sistema,
como la tfss, catarros bronquiales cronicos, de
cualquier orfgen que sean, escrofulismo, ETC.,
etc:,-Pon ;e, Puerto Rico, Julio 10 de 1894.
Doctor AIejo Moreno. Medico del Hospital
Militar.
*. Hemos visto una fotograffa instanta
nea de las que Sc hacen en- ell kiosko de la plaza
de San Francisco, que ha empezado funclonar
hoy Son tan perfectas que no podemos menos
que recomendarlas al publico. Caia fotogrsffa
cuesta solamente 90 centsvos.
~. Sc ha dispuesto 10 clausura de las
escuelas de Toa baja a causa de la epidemia
del sarampion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-25
RICOS Y poBREs
Tai vez volvamos q encontrarnos.
Paro M tard6 on tranouiliyarsa

Tai vez volvamos encontrarnos.
Pero tard6 tranquilizarse.
va vea 10 ejos ell puntagudo campanaro de Fontaine
Despues fue ell castillo 10 que v6 stuado encima
de un valle fondo esplandcan epeo las
aguas del estanque.
Era construction de estilo Luis NV majestuosa
situada acknowledgements
Pronto lego q la vera que esaba alberta
La huea de las rueda del coche dc la condesa estaba
recitn impresa en- la
Pero ALI donde iba Teresa.
Nolvi6 la derccha dirigio hacia la aldea.
ma de las encontro Tue Ia nodrlza
que habia visto la clnica.
Sc conocleron segulda.
-sY mi hijo?-pregunt6 Teresa muy conmovda.
La buena muer la tranquizo una mirada
--Venid verle-la dijo.-Esta hermosisimo.
granero
Sc entraba desde uego la de esta saa
hue1tecita
La huerta enente de- lado de pradera
de pantano amentsdo por arroyueo ancho la
Cerca de estaba ell dormtoo ell haba
dc MADEIRA bruto sumamene mpas
las ropa banca Ia neve los espraban saud
e removable aire de los
pos vvifcado la proxmdad del bosque que Ie-
scababa de atravesar.
AL entrar en- la de la nodrza e corz6n de Teresa
ata voencia.
-: Donde estA?-pregunto
No espero Ia respuesta.
Sc precipto hacia de las camas dicendo:
-. Esta aqu no verdad?
La buena muer sonri6
Teresa Sc habia apoderado va de ho lie estrechaba
renesf.
Sc cria ben -do la viuda; da rudo. No ehista
iamas: que sulre
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-25

Teresa recordab vsgmene haber dido hablar de
llo que aqueas seioras tenn los alrededoes de Paris
Isl sera del lado de Rambouilet?
Isl llla enconrarse elias en- ell camlno2
ma sonrsa pcaresca, ell ondo llena de pesadumbe
y de tristeza crsp6 sus abios.
Sc do:
Mis- mobiles primos. mi cunada mi suegra!
Pero que dferencia la pobre que aba ell tercers
boso vaco evando sobre ella css todo 10 posea
la condesa &c Cobiere hijs podian trar el dineo
sin que careciesen de NADIA!
Teresa enganaba
FL pao dcuG de haber atravesado casi sin dete-
aquela primea de camino haca la Breaha
Los empleados gritar6n
-;Rambouillet!
Teresa momento de bajarse del tren, volvo de
que Ia pudea compahero de las seo
ras de Corbere.
Este Sc habia incnado hacia la condesa lie ndcaba
Teresa ell dedo.
Sao lie la estacon la puera vio uns
carrua de suprema eeganca rado por dos cabaos gu
pafsbsn de impaciencia.
Teresa no tuyo un momento de vacilaclon
laba reconocido la ibrea de los Corbiere color ma5n
con botones dorados euello de terciopelo oscuro.
desliz6 por calejuea para ser vss es2ero
que el coche hubiea desapaecido para ponere ella
camno.
Su espera fue larga.
E cabaero las dos aenoras saeron cas seguda de
Ia eac6n montaron coche los cabalos saieron aote
largo.
Entonces Teresa acerco un factor pregdnto.
=; Ell canine para Fontaine me hacels el favor!
Ell factor la ndc5 ell camno que haba tornado ell coche
minutes antes la djo =,
-Por ah derecho e primer eampanao del otro ado del
bosque.
-;Es leios? ;.
fires cuarto. de egua largos, una egaa mas bien...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-09-25
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yende cal viva y apagada de lra. clase y la con.
duce a cualquier punto del distrito. Tamblen
vende Sc encarga de la construction de piedra
labrada, consolas losas para BALCONIES, coium-
mas pi'ares, portales con las fguras que Sc
deseen y demas trabajos de canterfs, contando
al efecto con operarios canteros muy inteligen'
ties en- ell oficio. Pueden drigirse Rio piedra'
por correo Ell cuanto a los pedidos de cal. RIO
piedraa, lro. de Ssptiembre de lS97.-Juan
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