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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1898-1913, 1901-10-09
Short Stops.

The Confederate soldiers home at
Atlanta was burned the Both ult.
There were about 7G7,--sns in the
building. No lives lost.-There
was a street car strike in Pensacola
which tied up the cars several days.
"A son of President Kruger, who
recently surrendered to the English
died in prison-Company c., 9Th
Infantry was attacked by the insurs
gents in Samar Island recently and
IS Of them were killed.-H q West
all in Atlanta was arrested for forg-
ing checks. His home is in Ashe-
Vile. He admits that he has forged
60 or 7O.-Policemen and strikers
of San Francisco had fight recently
and several were wounded.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1898-1913, 1901-10-09

Raleigh, N. c., Sept. 26.-ln
Wayne county Hanley Lancaster and
his cousins widow, Mrs. Kate Lam
caster, in order to foil their grand
children. who violently opposed their
marriage, eloped and drove six miles
to Justice Is, and when the 65-year-
old bridegroom said: Hurry, we We
run away the magistrate quickly
united him and his 63-year-old bride
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made. The shape Of sabot or a
Chinese shoe (on an enlarged scale)
can usually be cut without much
difficulty if one takes an ordinary
shoe or carpet slipper as a guide,
tapcring off here and curving there,
The best way to begin is by cutting
out a shoe pattern in brown paper.
This can be done BY laying the
paper over a ready made shoe, if an
unmade carpet slipper is not at
hand. The sole should be made of
cardboard covered with satin, and
the toepiece could be Of fancy bro
cade or painted satin, bound with
ribbon or gathered through a
buckle. A pretty notion is bronze
shoe made Of bronze colored satin
or satin and velvet.
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News i. IGiu Berry.

The farmers Of this section are
very busy now picking out their cot
ten. ii frat j. seemed us !. !.:c co.
m wouldn't III, 5c uI,n by Christ
ma bat now it is opening right
ujoIg. and | believe by the 10Th OF
November every boil viii be open.
.-;ica somv farmers in this COM
mu T., are turning >tubbIe for lh'n
reAt years cotton crop and if nothing
j, ppe; thry will have their lanIS i"
b. t.r r"fdi'ion for planting LeXt
p H. than last.
!. !. CIrmvut, magnetic healer, OF
Il me see, is astonishing the peop G
a.oTnu here and Fingcrvllle by some
of his wonderful cures. lie has
al, cted cures where other doctors
have failed. He practiccd medicine
for several years, but after taking
several courses in magnetic hcalli z
h" dc.i,icj to practice it instead OF
medicine, because it Was 4 much bet
ter and >lrer way Of curing.
X l.. Cuntrell, who has been sick
+ several weeks is no better, though
his physician thinks lie VII recover.
There is some kind of an insect in
this community which is destroying
the tUrnip crop. Some people nave
planted twice and got good stands,
bat in week or ten days something
woul destroy them.
Mrs. ,. J. turner, who has been
sick for several months, is no better.
-he says doctors dor t do her any
-. Il.
Hy.. &g. .us,, Of Forrest Ciiy y.
C., will presch here on Saturday
night, the 9TH inst. He has been
elected pastor of th" Mountain View
B ptist chucch of hi place for The
+ flow ne We :. 4. ". BISHOP.
Oct ;tj.
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Wall Pockets.

A pretty IDEA for wall pocket i
the sabot. Sabots of plain white
wood, ready for painting on, are
sold for the express purpose of hold
ing flowers, and these are very
pretty. But another notion is to
initiate the sahot in painted satin or
nile green leather, and i'll this way
a dainty, uncommon wall pocket is
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1898-1913, 1901-10-09

Albert Terry, oi Hampton, S. G.,
loved Mrs. Sail" Rivers Smith. The!
went out few mics to meeting
While there she is said to have re-
fused his proposition TO marry, He
irew MS pistol and Shot her in the
back inhicting painful, but not
'atal wouGd. lie then drove away
md after going about mile shoi
himself. 1t is believed that he will
not live.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1898-1913, 1901-10-09
Wantei.

The Exposition committee desire
farmers to send in as early as possible
specimens of field crops for exhibit
ton at the Charleston Exposition
Best samples of corn, wheat, oats,
cotton, sorghum, potatoes, and in
fact, everything raised on the farm
These may be left at the office Of }
K. Hottal on Magnolia street.
E. L. ARCHER,
Chairman Committee.
At to Oct. 20.
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Miss Stone, an American mission
ary in European Turkey and her com
napi,a, Mrs. Tsllka, were captured
Sept. 8. Tney were travelling with s
party of Is to IS when they were ar
rested on The rosd by a band OF bri
oolds. All we're released except
Miss Stone snd her friend. They are
he'd for ransom.
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Final Discharge,

Notice is hereby given that | will
apply to Hon. J. J Gentry, Probate
Judge for Spartanburg county. s. c.,
on the 10Th day of October, 1901. for
a final discharge as eXecutriX Of Miss
Harriet Thomson, deceased. AL
pcrsons holding claims against said
estate will present them on or befor.
that day. Mrs. MARY BEAcHAM.
Sept. 10, 1901. EXecutriX.
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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1898-1913, 1901-10-09
Presented His Portrait.

A pretty tale is told Of Leopold
H., king Of the Belgians. In his
own land he is devoted to long
walks. On one Of these expeditions
he stopped at a farmhouse and ask
ed for glass Of milk AM then said
something to his companion in Eng
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1898-1913, 1901-10-09

There are very few reople who will
not he thankful for suggestions, ad-
vice and even reproach when they
come from the right person in the
right way and at the right time.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1898-1913, 1901-10-09
Looks Suspicious.

Is Il sign or is it not,
And one that needs attention due,
That when the cashier buys a yacht
He means to be a skipper tooE
st. Paul Pioneer Press.
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lish. The dame who went to fetch
the draft was heard to say, 81
wonder what the long nosed Eng
hshman will pay% When she
came back, King Leopold handed
her five franc piece. "Here," he
said, ''is portrait of the long nosed
Enplishman."
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Correct.

Hungry Hawkins-What is floating
debt. Tommy?
Tommy Tatters-A steamboat with a
mortgage on it.
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ual.

am tired out" said the author.
"Never mind" replied his friend, the
public is in the same fix. Atlanta
Constitution.
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Conclusive.

Street Car ConductOr-So you thihE
you ought to ride for half fare:
Little Edith--Ycs, sir; I'm a twin
Brooklyn E"gc.
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Il is the tw. q the year,
And .,r.r.. a. wondrocS wide abode
The autumn -Ds-, al silently,
To light uer lamps along the road.
-Ainslee'S Magazine.
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Close connection IT Gr"cTw""& for all
points on ). 4. l. and {. and u. Railway, and
al SpartaEbuIg with Southern Railway.
For any information relative 20 tickets
.latcs sci "duIcs, ec., aL.r,ss
W. J. CRAIG Gen. Pass. Agent.
j. b CARLISLE Agent
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4 SlN DOG.

She-Its no L.. bothering me, Jack;
| shall marry ON please.
ue-TLats 81 IN asking you to do,
my dear. You V.aSc me well enough.
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May he Running Bills.

There's many deep deception in
This wvr,1 and its Affairs,
And il isn't .afr 10 judge man
By H., clothes his darling wears.
Chicago Record llerSld.
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SAYINGS DEPARTMENT.

We will allow interest on amount.
$500 and upwards at per cent
per annum, credited semi-annually
lst of January and July Of each year
IN certificates of deposit running for
tx months 4t per cent. per snnum
will be allowed.
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Capltal ........'..s ClOO,VOO
Undivided Profits -. $4,000
OFFICERS:
JOSEPH WALKER, Presidenr.
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DIRECTORS:
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We solicit the business ti lalks'
corporations, firms and individuals.
The interest Of all our patrons care
ully guarded and promptly served.
Safety deposit boxes to rent.
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For Farmers! !

You can't do good work with
out good harness. Do not
lose precious hours by trying
to use old plow gears and
wagon harness When you can
get the best and strongest at
The harness and saddle shop OF
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Charleston ard Western
Carolina Railway co.

augusta and Asheville sEcrt Lire,
Schedule il. Fleet July 81, ! |.
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Dr.. Miles,
Heart Core

quiets the nervous heart, regu-
Iates its pulsatlons and builds
up its strength as nothing else
can. Sold by druggists on a
guarantee.
DIR. Miles Medical
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$3.50 900 90
OFFICERS:
GEO. COFITLD, Presidc1..
j. B. CLEVELAND, Vi"~- -~sident.
W. f. BURNETT. Cashier.
S. w. SIMPSON Asst Cashie.
]. w. CARLISLE Attorney
Herring's Safety Boxes at moder-
ate prices
Exchange and collections without
harge todepositers.
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with the Usual Apologies.

Let the sheriff hui do his duty.
And the mob that has come to slay
Will Iuil its tent like the Arab
AuG as silently sneak away.
Chicago Tribune.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1898-1913, 1901-10-09

Althurgh th=ce is riAc' hay save l
this Near tnap W e9er known in this
SsENnry. thegs1eral belief is that one
I..IT th- 7arnec, have saved none at
a.
n. Ei.nlanG Disti}ling company
- begun business. They are now
rSic 800 br&,eIs of grain daily.
TO, expect II double ctpacity very
:. sci. a p'"r. oi.sht t. turn
M half Il mi on r',siG"s Il year.
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NOrthbOuU l..

Ar. Durham .....
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1901-07-06

Why Old Flats aud Houses Don't Rent.
Real estate men aud owners should
not overlook the fact that the Lake
View Gas Fixture Company. 2SS Lin.
coin avenue, Telephone North 76S, re-
finish old chandeliers, making them
equal to new at very small cost. IL
many cases after expanding money fol-
calcimining or papering, the chandeliers
are left In the same dirty, dy.specked
condition as before, and are not In
keeping with the new decorations,
thereby spelling that which has been
dOue. when at very small cost thu
chandeliers. brackets. ETC., can be re-
finished equal to new. We rehnish In
all the latest col0rs, such as polished
brass, gilt. rich gilt, old copper. polish.
I'd copper. oxidized copper, silver and
gold.
We are also makers of fine line OF
gas fixtures at prices to suit the times.
Call M North 708. Our agent viii,
call and estimate.
LAKE VIEW GAS FIXTURE CO.,
28S Lincoln avenue. OAicasA
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Nos eSCriben
de MayagueZ.

eEn epfstola dirigida q la popu~
lar Correspondence, Sc felieita q los
manig tl-sos. por ell nombramiento
de Don Julio Monge como Iefe de la
Policia Municipal.
Los manigueros estan que la ca.
misa 20 les llega al cuerpo.
Pensando emigrsr.
Y solicitan saber q donde ira ell
autor de la nota remitida & LA Go
RRESPONDENCIA.
Para sentar alli sus reales es
tar mas anchos.
Otra noticia que da ell opio.
<Se dice que el Lcdo. Don Igna
clio Hidalgo va q ser nombrado Juez
asociado de uno do los Tribunales
de Ia isla.,
Anadase esta tan cierta como
Ia anterior.
Sc 9ice que presidira ese Tribu
nal un experimentado alienista:
Y este comentario milo:
Ell joven asociado estara perfoc
tamente asistido.
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LA GUERRA.

Cuando escucho Ia palabra sgue-
rra,, siento una extraf1a emoci6n,
como 81 Sc me hablase de brujerfa,
de inquisicion; de una cosa lejana,
bominable, monstruosa, contra ma
tura.
Cuando Sc habla de antrop6fa-
gos, sonreimos con orgullo, procla
mando nuestra superioridad sobre
estos salvajes.
lCuales son los salvajes, los
verdaderos salvajes?
iAquellos que Sc baten para CO.
mer los vencidos, 8 los que Sc ba-
ten por matar, NADIA mas que por
matar?
Los pobres son conducidos a la
muerte, como los rebaf1os que Sc lie
van & la carnicerfa.
Ellos caeran en- una llanura, con
la cabeza hendida por un sablazo 8
ell pecho destrozado por una bala; y
estos son j6venes que podrfan ira
bajar, producer, ser titles.
Sus padres son viejos necesita-
dos; sus madres, que durante veinte
aflos los han amado, adorandolOs
como adoran las madres, aprenderan
en- se1s meses & en- un af1o, que el
hijo, el ni1o, ell mozo educado. con
tantas privaciones, con tanto dinero,
con tanto amor, fue arrojado en- un
hoyo como un perro, despu6s de ha
Der sido despanzurrado por una ba
la y pateado, aplastado por las car.
gas de caballer1a.
SPor que han matado a su hijo,
su bello hijo, su sola esperanza,
su orgullo, su vida?
Ella no 10 sabe. Isl, ipor
que?
LA guerra. .... ibatir!.. ide
gollar!.. -.imatar hombres!..... 80.
Y auu en- nuestra epoca, con nuestra
civilizaci6n, con ell desarrollo de la
ciencia y e) grado de filosoffa q que
Sc cree haber llegado ell genio hu
mano, tenemos escuelas donde Sc en-
sef1a & matar, & matar desde muy le'
jos, con perfecci6n, con exactitud,
matar infelices, muchachos ignoran
tes, hombres inocentes, cargados dc
familia.
Ylo mas estupendo, es que 81
pueblo no 50 levante contra los 60
biernos; pues no existe ninguna di
ferencia entire las monarqufas y las
repdblicas.
- :: Lo mas estupendo es que la so
ciedad entera no proteste LENA d.
indignation la sola palahra d.
guerra.
GUY DE MAUPASSANT.
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A Anibal Herrera.

El telegrAma que bAjo 81 frn1As
publica ". en- xLa Demo OCrAciAS del
"a del corriente, no tan sol2m9nte
envuelve la mas falsa acusaci6n que
torpemente pudiera lanzarse, sino1
que refeja 50 incorrecto proceder
cuando de un. asunto, verdaderamen'
4 tie patri i6tico De- trata. Sd
Prescindiendo de que habla ".
& nombre de un fracasado comit6,
tres de cuyos miembros est8n con
nosotros, y despu6s de devolver q
V. fntegras las incultas palabrotas
con que trata tontamente de- zaherir'
me, debo, no ante ". cuya persona
lidad me es completamente insight.
fcante, sino ante 81 pdblico que va
conoce este asunto. explicar los he
chos con Ell fin de que este nos juz /.
que q alnbos.
AL circular la noticia de que por
alguien Sc habia inculcado en- el ani .
mo del Gober nador y de Mr.. Elliot,
con interesadas miras, Ia falsa con
vicci6n de que los telegrafstas ma.
tivos no podfan desempef1ar el ser
vicio telegrafico con los aparatos
Saunders, actualmente en- uso por
los militares, fuf comisionado por
muchos de mis- compatriotas para
desvanecer tan menguada idea que
les llevaba al mas bajo descredito
ante la pdblica opinion.
Despues de mis- insisteptes ges
tiones, pude obtener de Mr.. Elliot la
formal promesa (textuaD de que 81
los nativos, con los actuales apara'
tos podfan prestar ell servicio p1bli.
co sin interruption alguna, 81 estaba
dispuesto a sustisuir inmediatamen
te en- absolute 4 los militares por
los nativos.
lQue hubiera hecho cualquiera
otro en- mi lugar?
DEMOSTRARLO. ID. H.
Y la afirmatlva no debla hacer'
Sc espersr manifestando & Mr.. Elliot
que los telegrafstas puertorriquef1os
estaban dispuestos probar su com
petencia someti6ndose, no un ve'
jaminoso ex4men, como dice V. en-
su petulante telegrama, sino 4 un
expsrimento practico 1nica forma
viable de esc]arecerla verdad de
que SO devolviera q los .nativos sus
merecidos prestigios.
Como era natural estOs no tuvie'
ron inconyeniente en- aceptar la pro
posici6n.
Jamas entr6 en- mis- c&lculos Ia
idea del egoismo personal, puesto
que como muy bien manifesto &
aquellas autoridades, dispongo de
otro medic de vivir, tratandose aquf
dnicamente de que Sc hiciera la JUS
ticia a que Sc ten1a derecho.
Y para terminar, necesito decir
a V. sin ambajes, que 10 que debe
sonrojar a nuestros paisanos, no es
la expontanea decision a un practice
experimento que justiique Ia verdad
de 10 que Sc atirme, sino la oculta in
triga que Sc ensaf1a y here man.
saliva, tratando de destruir la noble
aspiration de los que de buena vo'
luntad buscan en- So profession un
medic de subsistencia.
Nj me amedrenta su quijotesco
lenguaje nj me extraf1a su ridfcula
pretensi6n.
RH1NA1Do PANIAGUA.
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Cdnlara Legislative.
Leyes acOrdadaS y aproDadaS
por Ell GoDernador.
LEY.
/ E Y.

l Las renunclas de empleos
y cargos deben hacerse por escl ito
del modo siguiente:
La hecha por cualquier fun.
cfonario nomhaado por el Goberna-
dor, Sc dirigira q este.
2 Las hechas por los MEM
bros de la Camara de Delegates, es-
te & no en- session Ia Asamblea Legis
lativa Sc dirigiran al Presidente de
la Camara, quien debera Immediate
mente trasmitirlas al Gobernador.
3 La hecha por cualquier EN-.
plealo municipal 8 fancionario de
condado, no nombrado por ell Co.
bernador, Sc diriiir& & la Junta de
Inspectores & corporation munich
pal de su respective municipio 8
condado.
4 Las hechas por todos los de
mas funcionarios nombrados, SO di'
rigir&n al cuerpo & al funcionanio
que los nombr6.
5 Las hechas en- todos los ca ;
SOS no especificados en- este decreto
Sc dirigiran al Gobernador.
2 Queda vacante un cargo al
ocurrir cualquiera de los siguientes
casos antes de que transcurra el
tempo que ha de durar:
I La muerte del funcionarjo
8 empleado.
2 Su locura, comprobada por
una comisi6n Investigators, nombra
da al efecto.
8 Su renuncia, debidamente
aceptada.
4 Su remoci6n de su cargo.
5 Que deje de ser residente de
la isla, e 81 el empleo es local, del
distrito, condado g pueblo por el
que fue elegido nombrado, 6 dem
tro del cual Sc requiere que sc de-
dempef1en los deberes de su cargo.
6 Sa ausencia de Ia isla por
un perfodo mayor de noventa dias
sin ell permiso del Gobernador 6 de
la Asamblea Legislative. Previnien
dose que no ha de entenderse que
este ataf1a al Comisicnado los Es
tados Unidos.
z Que deje de desempe1lar los
deberes de su cargo durante el pc
rfodo de tres meses consecutivos
excepto cuando este impedido por
enfermedad, 8 Sc halle ausente de la
isla con permiso del Gobernador 8
DE Ia Asamblea Legislative.
8 Haberse!e probado que ha
cometldo un crimen & cualqnier deli
to Que impliqae depravacion moral
8 infracci6n de sus deberes oficiales.
9 Que, por su oposici6n 6 pc
gligencia deje de presentar su jura
mento Official por escrito pera que
Sc archive de constituir fianza cf
cial de su cargo, 81 es por election,
antes de empezar dentro de los pr
meros ounce dias en- que empiece
q desempef1ar eli cargo para que fue
elegido, 81 es de nombramiento
dentro de los ounce dias de hab6rse
le communicate lfcho nombramientt
8 dentro de los primeros ounce dia:
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IA PALMA
DE- OLIVAS & Co PUERTO-RICO


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Enero 28 (tarde.)

A las 81 Sc abri6 ia session, cont
nuando Ia Camara en- comision total
para seguir la discussion del bill, SO
bre Presupuesto de Puerto Rico.
A propuesta del senior Zeno Gan
dfa, Sc acord6 asignar en- Ia secci6n
de Beueficepcia la cantidad de 81, 600
dollars, para destinarlos q socorrer
q la anciana viuda del patricia Bal
dorioty de Castro.
Despues de continuar la discu
sion del bill aludido, Sc acord6 dar
por terminada Ia session.
Fran las 6 de la tarde.
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s: A: Luz El6CtriCa.

Acordado por la Junta Directi-
va la celebration de la Junta Gene
raj, segdn 10 dispone la base ga del
contrato social, Sc cita los Srs &C.
cionistas para la que Sc celebrara ell
dia 10 de Febrero proximo las dos
de Ia tarde en- los altos del Banco Te
rritorial Agrfcola. Los libros com
probantes estaran Ia disposition
de los Srs. accionistas en- las oficinas
de la Sociedad. Marina, calle del
Preside no3.
Pto- Rico 10 de Enero de 1901.
Ell Director,
p S.
A. ALVAREZ MAYA.
A 2-2
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Dice LA Bruia:"


81 habil artista don Enrique
San MILAN esta hacienda un magnffi
CO cuadro siegorico de "La Boriu.
queffa" con retrato de su autor:don
Felix Astol, y en- ell fondo de ese
cuadro aparecera ell soneto LA 30.
RINQUENA que publicamos en- otro
sitio.
Sopeto que probableme nte SO
esculpira en- una de las caras del
proyectado monumento que perpe.
tuara ell recuerdo del artista inter.
prete del alma puertorriquef1a.
Ell Sr. San MILAN piensa dar su
oora. a la litograffa fin de facilitar
los medios de adquirirla.
La Srta. Elisa Tavarez, nos
invita- para la Audici6n Musical, que
bajo su direction SO celebrar4 en- ell
Casino Espanol de Arecibo ell
del pr6ximo Fehrero Agradecemos
mucho la atencion de la gentil pia-
nlsta y procuraremos que este allf
LA CORRESPONDENCE dignamente
representada.
- Como muestra de una de las
priucipales classes de baules que Sc
fabricara1 en- ''The Porto Rico
Trunk Mfg Co." bajo la competente
direction del sef1or M. S. Gauthier,
tenemos en- nuestra oticina de Redac
cion, una fotografia representando
eispfactico baul comoda, q disposi'
cion''de todas las personas que quie
ran verla. Sabemos que muy en-
breve se'anunciara la aperture de la
fabrica en- Cataf1o.
Los federales de ia Playa de
Ponce obsequiaron al Lcdo. Lopez
Landr6n con un elegante hast6u de
carey, en- gratitud por la defensa
que hizo de don Luis Munoz Rivera
en- el juicio oral con motivo de los
sucesos de la calle de la Fortaleza