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THE PRINTERS ELECTION.
Doxnteysn Candidates for Delegate
TO Go Into n Primssry.

The campaign of the candidates Of Co
lumBia typographical Union No. 1ol gets
warmer as the time before the election
grows shorter. The printers will east JLeir
ballots on May Is. and the adherents 0t the
various candidates are doing their utmost
TO get majority in line for their respec-
tive favorites. The fight for the presiden-
cy OF the organization is being vigorously
wagcd. the presence of three candidates in
the field making il a very uncertain affair
The race for delegate develops new and in
teresting features almost daily, the latest
being the determination OF the two down
town candidates to 90 into a primary Of
the downtown Offices. which viii be held
one week before the general election of the
Union ghis decision was reached at a
conference between the two downtown can
didates Frank Lerch and Harry Sauter
who will each select a representative 10
look after their interests in the primary.
II believed that one of the largest votes
ever brought out viii be cast at the gen
ersI election, the eligible list containing
nearly 600 names.
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ENTERTAINING THE ADMIRAL.
Dewey. md His Party ERjoy the
Sights in 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May admiral Dewey
and his party at 10 o'clock this morning
were driven in four-horse equipage to
Forest Park and the residence district
thereabouts. accompanied by the reception
and other committees having charge of the
distinguished visitors during their stay in
st. Louis.
The route of the impromptu parade from
the Planters Hotel lay up Olive Street,
which, in common with other downtown
thoroughfares. was but scantily decorated.
Inasmuch as the morning was really given
over TO a special visit. there was no at
tempt al street display except the long
line OF handsome vehicles containing the
party
During a halt caused by a glue of street
cars at Ninth and Olive Streets a group cf
Eewsbcys and telegraph messengers
crowded about the Admirals' carriage and
he had a chat With the youngsters whose
rapid-fire talk seemed to please him i'm
menseiy.
The morning was passed in the suburbs
ana luncheon was served al l o'clock az
the University Club. From there the par
" went to the hotel preparatory TO the
public reception at the Coliseum which
will last from 3 TO ) o'clock
The banquet will take place at the
Planters tonight on which occasion the
Admiral is to be made the recipient Of
another silver punch bowl. Ii is unlike
any other he has received in that IL is
long and narrow like a vegetable dish,
has four legs ending in claws, and these
make il appear like turtle.
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DIED.

YOSE-On Friday. MAY l. 1900. at la-28 o'clock
a. m. JAY X. 3. NuSE. beloved son Of Elizabeth
A. and tho late Algern0n :. Iose, aged thirty y-ene
years, one month, and twenty-eisht DAYS, AZ OBJ
y. II. ave. NV.
Funeral notice hereafter mr4-2t.em
PARkER-On FRIDAY. Stay !. 1893. At C:s5 =
n. in her fourteenth year, after short and
painful illness. with typhoid and spinal rnenin-
gifts. CARRIE ESTHER. well beloved daughter
of G H. and Carrie NAY Parker.
at lay Hill or sunday. Nay G. II r. m
the accommodation Of those from the CITY car
riages VIII be in waiting al Forest Glen crossing
at 10 a m. sunday. II EN-
COLLINS suddenly. on May > 1000. at s.l5
p. m. JACOB H., beloved husband Of Mary v
Collins.
Services at his late residence. ass stree.
northwest. Friday, May 4. ar 80 D. m Inter
uaent at Thurnons, Nd, Satl=r1sy, NAY , al
? D. m. FrieE6s and relatives invited 10 attend
1t
COMPTON-On Wednesday Nav 3. 1900. Al
2:IG p. m. al lS3 Third street northeast. CARO-
LINE ISABELLE, in the tSrteeRth year OF her
age. oldest daughter Of J. W. and Elizabeth c
Compton.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. It
observation-disclosures this life Wednesday.
Nay ,. 1900, at II a m, after shcrt illness,
oUIDA E. PLEASANTS. the only daughter q
Sadie 4 and Joseph flessants.
Funeral Friday, May 4, at , p. m.. from Ger
parents residence 1924 New Jersey Avenue north
west. mySet
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many CAPfIVES RESCUED
American and Spani. b Prisoners
Taken From the FiIipinOs.
A Report by Lieut.. J. III. Gibbons.
United states NaYy-Fire Hundred
and Tsyenty-fwo Persons Released
without "A shot Being FireS-A
Number of officers Commended.

The Navy Department has received
through Rear Admiral Watson report
from Lieut. j. II. Gibbons United States
Navy, commanding the gunboat Alaya, of
the expedition under his command. de-
signed to rescue American and Spanish
prisoners in the vicinity of the Gulf of
Ragay. Lieutenant Gibbons succeeded in
bI inging back to Manila 522 persons. most
of whom had been IN the hands of the in
slrgents. The party rescued consisted Of
10 Americans, IL Spanish officers, the wife
of a Spanish officer, II priests. 81 mer-
chants, Filipinos, 3s7 Spanish soldiers,
and the wife of z Spanish soldier.
Landing partiA were sent from the Al
vara, which picked up prisoners here and
there ana at Piris the main body CT pris-
oners was found. Their guards had fled TO
the mountains on hearing signal guns fire
by the Alava- Not hostile shot was fired
during the expedition. After many difficult
ties on the part OF the rescuers and res
cued, chief OF which was the experience. OF
Lieutenant Brown and twenty marines in
wading through and standing in water be-
tween knee deep and waist deep for twelve
hours, the landing parties and those they
suceored were taken on board the Alaya.
Lieutenant Brown is commended highly
by Lieutenant Gibbons and in an endorse
ment Admiral Watson suggests that the
work of Lieutenant Brown be called to the
attention Of the commandant of the Marine
Corps. Naval Cadet McIntyre's services
are commended also.
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FIRE IN CHICAGO FLATS.
4 Mother Drops Her Children From
SecOnd-StOry window.

CHICAGO, May 4.-Terrihed by flames
that we're creeping up behind her, Mrs. H.
d. Butler. of 6509 Cottage Grove Avenue,
smashed a front window OF her second
story fiat with her bare hands late last
night and dropped ter two children, Edna,
aged five years. and Frank. seven years
old, to the sidewalk. This was done dur
ing a fire that partially destroyed the
Delware Flats. extending from Sixty third
to Sixty fourth Streets.
The children were only slightly injured.
Walter. George, and Harry, children OF j.
II. Buell. living in the adjoining fat. were
rescuedtby being passed out of window
by the firemen while the front of the
building was ablsZe. The FIRE is said 10
have been of incendiary origin and will be
investigated. The damage was not great.
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FIGHTING THE OIL TRUST.
Judge GoF to Erect Refinery i'm
West Virginia.

FAIRMoNT, W. Va. May 4.-Judge Ma
than B. Goff. of the United States Circuit
Court, who is the largest independent oil
producer in West Virginia is considering
plans for the erection Of an oil refinery at
Clarksburg to refine the oil produced by
his own wells and any that may be brought
TO him by other Independent producers.
Judge Goff's oil production nets him
thousands of dollars a month He owns
outright the wells that produce his oil.
having for years been one Of the largest
landholders in central West Virginia.
His independent oil refinery would ne
direct competitor of the Standard Oil
Company. He has always opposed the
Standard, with which he has considerable
litigation. He asserts that an indepen-
dent reaner who knew his rights under
the law and who had the money to back
his enterprise could not only compel the
Standard to let him alone, but could drive
IL out of the State
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HARRY BURKE FATALLY HURT.
The College POIe-Nauiter Sustains n
Fractured Spine.

CINCINNATI. Ohio May 4--While
training yesterday at the gymnasium ath-
letic grounds for the intercollegiate con-
tests. Harry Burke. a university student
was probably fatally injured. He holds
several amateur championships for pole
vaulting and was i.raeticing when the acci-
dent occurred.
The tape was at height OF ten feet and
Burke was making his final jump when his
pole broke and he fell. one end striking
him on the back of the neck with much
force, rendering him unconscious. His
friends carried him 10 the clubhouse and
later he was removed to a hospital
His spine is broken and he is paralyzed
from his neck down A plaster of paris
Jacket viii encase his spine about the GER
vical vertebrae. Burkes widowed mother
Is nursing him. Burke was recently elect
ed captain Of the varsity track team.
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ARmoUR's OIL ENTERPRISE.
Operations Begun in the Southern
California Field.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, May 4--During his
Armour. of Chicago. made close study of
the oil industry Of Southern California Mr..
Armour and others interested engaged a
number of experts. who made a critical
examination of 1.5OO acres of OIL bearing
lands near San FerRandiRa. in this county.
Experts aud oil drille-s lefI for the lands
yesterday to begin operations and three
wells will at once be sunk. The entire pro-
ject has been merged into the ArmOr Oil
Company, incorporated under the laws of
Arizona. for $500 eco No stock will be
placed on the market
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MARRIAGE HOAX FATAL.
Disappointed YermOnter Dies
When HE Learns the Truth.

ATTLEBoRo. VT. Msy 4.-on hearing
that his supposed marriage to a pretty
young woman was really a hoax. Mark
Shepard, a weIl-known citizen dropped
dead. Heart disease was the cause. the
medical examiners say.
Several days ago Shepard paid a visit
to the home Of JOSEPH Miner. Mrs. Min
er's sister, aceorGIGi. to those present
pretended to fall in fove with Shepard, and
actually proposed marriage and a cere-
mony took place. Next day Shepard re-
turned to Miners looking for his wife
and this is what occurred, according 10
Miner:
Where is she?" he asked: .swho9''
queried Miner why, my wife" Shepard
replied. Miner laughed and said: Why,
that was only joke. She is not your wife
at all. Did you think she would marry
you2" Shepard turned ashen white, and
without a word fell TO the floor dead.
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MasOn.s iie2;th Defenders.

YELLOW TABLETS cure DYSPEPSIA (won't
know YOU have a stomach.) BROWN TABLETS
cure CONSTIPATION. 90. K in the morning)
RED TABLETS cure COUGHS (Sure OF a nights
rest) WHITE TABLETS cure SORE THROAT
(Reduce infamrnation.) Free from calomel, aoes.
opium so tablets. l0c. MASoN'S CREAM or
OLIVES OINTMENT-sure cure for Catsrrh.
Asthma, Group, Piles 25c box-AH Druegists
H. T. MASON CHEMICAL COMPANY.
SIS Arch ST.. Philz. Pa
mhIO-sa Su mo we-U
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ASHORE cN DIAMOND SHOALS.
Life-savers Go Ia the Aid of Tramp
Steamer

NORFOLK, Va, May "A large steam
er. believed by the Weather Bureau on
eials at Hatteras to be a foreign tramp
freighter, is ashore on Diamond Shoals, off
Cape Hatteras this morring.
: The crews Of Creeds iii and Hatteras
Life-Saving stations have gone in boats to
her side The wind is blowing but tWen-
ty-fOur miles an hour and the sea is mod
crate. The steamer is well off shore Her
name and situation viii not be known I'm
Gil the live-saverS return
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FALSE PRETENCEs CHARGED.
Charles VI. Windham Held for the
Action of the Grand Jury.

Charles NJ. Windham. Manager of the
Independent Business Bureau. otherwise
known as an employment agency. at 1900
New York Avenue northwest. was arrest
ed this morning by Detectives Helan and
MeNamee and arraigned before Judge
KimbaH for a preliminary hearing on a
charge Of false pretences- The complain
ing witness appeared as Felix Mcdonald.
a baker. and the amount involved was 81.
Judge Kimball ordered Windham held for
the action Of the grand jury and fixed the
amount Of bond at $500.
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The President win Attend.

HAGERSToWN. Nd, May 4-Cer H.
Kyd Douglas is in receipt of a letter Civ
ing assurance that President Mckinley and
possibly several members of his Cabinet
will attend the exercises attending the
dedication OF the Maryland Monument at
Antietam May 80. General Douglas, who
is member Of the Monument Commission,
will deliver the oratiou, and is arranging
for the exercises
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PoCOMoKE CITY. Nd. May Miss
Susie Bunting. daughter of Mr.. Teagle
Bunting OF rear TemperaneevilIe, Va,
committed suicide yesterday by cutting
her throat with a razor. Miss Bunting was
about twenty years OF age and has been a
great sufferer for several years from cpl
lepsy. Several times in the past few years
she had made attempts at suicide
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THE DISASTER AT scoFIEID.
Difficulty i'm Procuring Collins for
the Nictims

SCOFIELD, Utah, May 4.-There are not
enough collins in camp TO bury the victims
Of the recent mine explosion, and as some
CT the bodies have begun TO decompose, it
is suggested that it may be necessary 10
cremate a number Of thea
Odd Fellows and Knights Of Pythias
have found about twenty members Of each
order among the dead. The total number
Of killed is now put at about go.
Cash relief is coming from widely sep
arate6 localities. Subscriptions were tele-
graphed today from san Francisco and
Pittsburg- Funds in Utah cities are grow
ing rapidly. The children of Salt Lake
sent q carload Of flowers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES
FXTFNsION OF HIGHWAYS IN THE Dis
TRfCT OF COLUMBIA
Ofce CT the Highway Commission.
Washington. d. c.. April 2. 1900
To whom il pnay concern
The commission created by section OF the
act Of Congress approved March ?. 1888, entitled
.'An act 70 provide permanent system OF high
Irsys in that part Of the District OF Columbia
Icing outside Of Cities has received from the
Com nissioners Of the District of Columbia the
proposed plan ef permanent system Of high
WAYS for the part Of the District south and east
Of the Anacostia River Interested parties are
invited 10 examine the map exhibition in
Room 40 C the District Building. The commits
sion wiil consider any Suggestions and profess
TO be submitted in writing, On or before MAY
g. 1900. and addressed 70 the Chief Of Engi-
neers. United States Army, War Department.
Washington, D. c. The Commission viii meet
on NAY Il. 1890, 40 l0:SB O'CLOCK A NJ. in
the Office Of the Secretary OF War. to hear orally
from those VINO desire 90 support their written
EIIHU ROOT. Secretary Of War; E A
HITCHCOCK. Secretary % the INTERIOR
JOHN NJ WILSON, Chief Of Engineers,
u s A. Highway Commission
apS.4.5.e.7 60. my. 1.z.S-4.io.ll-12
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NORFOLK. Va. May 4-James Moore.
of Knoxville, Teur.. lineman in the en-
plOy of the Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany was knocked from a pole by live
wire in Portsmouth yesterday afternoon
He fell thirty feet and sustained serious
injuries.
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CHARGED WITH BRUTALITY.
4 Husband Accused OF Setting His
Mife on Eirc.

SHARON. Pa. May Mrs Charles
Black. aged twenty-seven years. is lying
at the point Of death from burns received
yesterday. and her husband is in jail
charged with having set her clothes aGre
Black denies the charge. claiming that
the burning was accidental He is a paint
er. and says that he was trying TO soften
some bruShes IL a can containing oil on a
hot stove when the oil exploded.
There is only ore way 10 do Justice Ia yourself
and 10 the beers OF Heurich's breW-ask for and
insist having Heurieh's -Naerzen. Senate, o.
Lager.
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pemand shorter Hours.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. May 4.-The
bricklayers have taken the initiative in
this city in making demand for a work
ing day of eight hours, similar to the de-
mand that is being made throughout the
country. At its meeting last night Brick
layers Union No. adopted a resolution
declaring that after May ) the members of
the union would work only eight hours
q day at a regular rate of 45 cents an
hour
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A KEEN, CLEAR BRAIN.

Your best feelings, your social position, OF busi-
ness success depend largely on the perfect action
Of your Stomach and Liver DR.. Kings New Life
high ambition. A 25-cent box viii make YOU feel
like new being Sold by Henry Evans, druggist,
g22 1t. NV
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TORPEDO BOATS AT NEWPORT.
The Dupont Makes Fast Time In
Testing Her Machinery

NEWPORT. R. l., May 4.-The torpedo
boats Porter and Dupont have arrived here
from New York and we're docked al the
fotilla wharves at the torpedo station Al
though no time was taken. the run from
New York was quick one Half way up
the sound the Dupont asked permission to
speed up to try her overhauled machinery.
and under three boilers she made close to
twenty-seven knots.
AS soon as all the torpedo aotilla is here.
feet practice viii begin in Narragansett
Raw
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" not despair Of curing your sick headache
when You can SO easily obtain Carriers Little
Liver Pills. They viii effect prompt and perma-
nent cure. Their action is mild and natural
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struck Dead by Lightning

SUFFOLK. Va. May 4.-During severe
storm in Franklin at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon Miss Rebecea Holland. aged
ifty-seven wears. was struck by lightning
and killed. She Was in the yard when the
bolt came. Friends saw Miss Holland
sink to the ground. and when they lifted
her she was dead and parts Of the cloth
ing and flesh were burned. The deceased
is survived by sister and brother.
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IN NEnoRI.,.

ZWISSLER- loving remembrance of my be
loved wife, LIZZIE. who departed this lie three
wears ago today.
May she rest in peace.
1t LEO. r. ZWISSLFR
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Or WASHINGTON
CITY.
At Washington. in the District Of Columbia. at
the close Of business April %, 800.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK or WASHINGTON
At Washington. in the District Of Columbia, Al
the close Of business April 26 1905.
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MEN
AND


FOR pleasing results use Dr. Kiimer's Swamp-Roo
the great kidney remedy. At druggists Sample
bcttle by mail free. also pamphlet.
Address Dr. Kilmer & Co. Rinehamtoa- n z.
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EDUCATIONAL

Open all summer.
Day and night sessions
Pupils e<tcr any tine
Moderate f@rzis.
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Carrnct-Attest.

JNo. JOY EDSOS-
JNO A. SMOPE.
ELLIS SPEAR,
WILLIAM B. CT riley,
JOHN h. LARNER,
LOUIS d. VINE.
HENRY r. WILLARD,
NARTIN A KNAPP.
AUGUSTUS CRANE. Jr-,
" J. MENTION
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
4 :. WORTEINGTON,
}. ). DARLINGTON,
A 4 WILSON.
JNo. r. CARMoDY.
Ii Directors
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REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF the
LINCOLN NATIONAL BANk-
Al Washington. in the District 81 Columbia. At
the close Of business. April p, 1000.
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District Of Columbia. city OF Washington. 50:
/, THOS c. PEARSALL, Cashier Of the above
named bank. do sOleInnly swear that the 9boFe
statement is true 10 the best Of my knowledge
THOS- c. PEARSALL, Cashier
Subscribed and sEOrn 10 before me tbs ID day
Of MAY, 1900 WILLIAM SELBH,
Notary Public
Correet-Attest:
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sgreemer q 20 repureksse secured loans hereto
fore negotiated and sold amounting % Ss35sotAt4-
secured by first mortgage on real estate, sald
agreement constituting contingent liability
Washington District Of Columbia -
L JANIS ". WHELPLEY, Cashier oi the above
named hank do s0lemnly swear that the above
statement Is true 10 the best Of ny knowledge
srd belief JAMES W NHELPLEX. cashier.
SUBSCRIBED and sworn to before me this 81 day
O. May. 1870 JAslES B. SALLENBERGER,
Notary pubhe D. c
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Agreements 70 purchase leans secEFed on real
estate. heresofore negotiated an seld, consiitut-
ing a contingent liability, and amounting 10
sl0f, 5000.
District Of ColGHsais.
T. ANDREW PARKER, Treasurer Of the above
named eorapany DO seIemnly swear that the above
statement Is true 10 the beet Of my knoTledge and
belief ANDREW PARKER Treasure
Subscribed and sUOrn 20 before nae thls 81 day
Of Nay. 1900. ALI KID g. DlNis
Notary Public
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Kidney trouble preys upon
the mind, discourages and
lessons ambition; beauty,
vigor, and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kidneys
are out Of order or diseased.
The evening times., 1900-05-04

J. FRANCIS MILLER. Treasurer OF the sbov'
named bank. do soiemnly swear thar the abo'
statement IS true 10 the best Of my knoNicd2
md belief FRANCIS MILLER, Treasurer
S,,h.arilad ard sworn 70 before ne this ist da
81 ~ ID leGQ HOWARD MORAN
Notary Public. d. C.
COrrect-Attest:
B. FRANCS SAUL. JOHN Sit Sttki +,
ANTHONY GAEGLER. e. AZ kABAC u.
gF1RY NIrRRAY ALEX :. CLARKE,
kfCHAETJ COLBERT. :. DANA LINCOLN,
FERpTS AND SCHAnDT, J-W- SCHAEFER-
i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-14
TRoDoRo GUERRERO

sombra de Ines, imponiendose con su hermosu-
ra y sus recuerdos, y contest6 con enteresa
j No est4 on mi mano ir contra Ia ley. .rf
--sQue. dices prorrumpid Casilda con Ia
exaltaci6n de una loca. q Ne abandonas por
esa mujerf Maldita sea Dios milo, enyia
nn rayo que destruya los tres -g . H.
La segunda naturaleza SO present6 imponen-
to; la histerica SO sublev6 sus. ojos saltsron
de las 6rbitas, crujeron sus miembros con to-
rrible contraction, .di6 IN grito estridente ca
20 al suelo con un ataque conyulsivo.
Armando Ia sujet6 para que no SO destrozara
el cuerpo. Al grito acudi6 Gonsalo Earmien-
to, aquel le diio: r
II Pobre mujerl pt
Era de esperar, observe su primo; no quiz
sierra luchar con Ia situaci6n que atraviesas.
Ay, querido Armando Casarse con una mu-
Jer es suna locura; pero con dos, ell eielo to
asista. 81 hubiera sospechado 10 que aqui me
esperaba, no hubiers venido de SevilIs para
acompanarte. els asa elA
-Erss mi consuelo, Gonzalo; siempre te
pone ID suerte en- mi camino para aconsejanne
q Que hare : ~
Ten paciencie, espera 81 mundo esta
ileno de burladeros para sortear 4 las mujeres
va vuelye en- ST Casilda piensa en- ii Y no Ia
atormentes; dale largas al asunto para prepa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-14

Sc VENDE un magnffco caballt de 2
cuartas de alzada. Informes P. A. NJ. Bo-
etln Mercantil.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-14
TINTAS.

Hay gran existencia en- la Inn
prenta del BoLETIN, para periodicos
y para impresiones del mas delicado
trabajo en- envasas de todo peso Tin
tas de colores:: azul, encarnada, vio-
leta, amarilla, verde y chocolate, to-
das cstas Ell envases de II kilo Y de
500 gramos.
Las mejores ymas afamadas tin
tas para escriblr, negras y de copia,
en- botcllas y rascos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-07-14
ENTIRE DOS AMoREs.

rarla cuando decidas escsparte. Te dejO con
ella
al abrir los ojos, los flo la joven en- su ma
ridos como queriendo preguntarle algo; pero
81, siguiendo el consejo de su primo, Gallo para
no alterar mas su agitadO espfritu.