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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06
REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD
or TRUSTEES.


New Iberia, La, Dee, LIST, 1909.
The Board of Trustees of the town Of
New Iberia met this day in regular session
with Mayor John Fisher in the chair aud
the following members present, to-wit:
Messrs q. Renoudet, T.. Guilot, A. tou
sin, Jr., A. B. Murray, J. T.. Dupuy aud
Q. Dupre. The minutes of Nov 3rd 1909,
were read and approved on motion of Nh.
Guillot. seconded by Mr.. Murray and car
ried
The monthly reports of the City Judge,
Secretary, Collector, and Treasurer were
read and ordered spread upon the minutes
on motion of Mr.. Renoudet, seconded by
Mr. Murray and carried and which are as
follows, to wit: New Iberia, La, Dec. lst
1902 TO the Hon. Mayor and Board Of
Trustees of the town Of New Iberia
GENTLEMEN Below please find report
of the operation OF the City Court for the
month of November, A, D., 1909.
Amount of fines imposed and collected
........... ..s....,. $500. 2 100, %
Turned over to collector ... $50. 30
Days served on streets .... ..,.= 49,. 30
Respectfully submitted,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06
A DAINTY COLOGNE

INr'a Cologne i, u Fragrant and IH@iluH
oder. the production Of his own laboratory
\ Cologne. perfume and toilet water alI w
one. and equally good for tn" atoml2'r
handkerchief and bath. It has quit" a."
cited tonic action on the skin. and thus
beauties while il rcfrcshos. ltIS just ~"
delicate. refreshing addition necessary +"
mako the bath or toilet luxurious ON"
never tires Of It's rare and peculiarly IA
Cinating oder u saint suggestion oi oldl
nary woods and spices. blended in happy
union with dozen flowers
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06
kNOxNl En0E &c pnxNEp

and good reading is the best and
quickest road to knowledge. The
Globe. Wsrnicke ELASTIC" Book
case encourages good reading aud
the collecting Of good books. It's
a system of units-twenty or thirty
books one unit, more books more
units and get them as wanted It's
the original and only perfect Sec
tional Bookcase made and it's in
use in every civilized country on
the globe. We have a complete
stock of these cases and are glad to
show and explain their good points.
BY the way, this case makes an
ideal Christmas present for any
one. This is worth thinking about.
r.. 8. MCMAHON.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06
Communicated.
A MODERN FABLE.

In a quiet little town Qhe name
would add nothing to the spruce
uess Of this fable), man owned
a small steam factory, aud a great
deal OF good it did to the town,
because it helped to build it aud
gave employment to many persons
who were wont to idle their time
at street corners.
And yet some people talked
against the man that owned the
steam factory, because he had at
tached to his steam engine power
full whistle that could be heard
miles away and which was 50 con
trived as to initiate in sound all the
notes Of the gamut.
He had engaged the services of
mechanical engineer, who himself
was 4 remarkable man. He was
born musician, but ~ the fates would
have it, had never been tutored ~
such at any conservatory OF music.
But genius will not be smothered ;
it will pop ont despite every Oh
stacle. The mechanical engineer
had neither flute. violin, coruet, or
accordeou, with which to cxhale,
twaug or purr the musical inspi-
rations which thrived in and OPP
pressed his musical soul; but in
lucky hour, be found substitute
for all these instruments, a
substitute with which he could pipe
like flute, whine like a fiddle,
blare like a trumpet, and cat-llke,
purr like an ACCORDION.
Ii was the powerful whistle
attached to the small engine of the
factory. He had discovered its
possibilities, had mastered the har-
monious shades of its gamut, md
with cunning and enthusiasm, bad
made ready to throw the whole
population of the town IN wonder
ment and ia a fever OF excitement
One morning, a good while be-
fore dawn, the good town people
were startled with what seemed, to
some, an unearthly sound coming
from the internal regions, while
others listened to it with rapture
and wonderment, because, although
what they heard sounded not like
the harp with a thousand strings
OF which mention is made IN the
holy book, still it had the harmon
ious eonfuseduessof musieis lnstru-
msnts unskillfully played, but still
pleasant sound to their ears
It started with the feintnesa OF =
sigh, increased in volume until it
initiated the blare Of hundred
trumpsts, or the roaring Of . lion
suffering with tooth ache, aud
then died away in badness, like the
plant Of = dying jackass. Thrice
the unnatural sound was heard,
three long signing, roaring. blair
ing and plaintive sounds, followed
by a shorter one. and thrice did it
repeat itself ere day had fairly dis
PEELED, with the aid OF the Gun, the
darkness Of the night. Some peo
pie murmured in their beds, be-
cause it had awakened them from
their guileless slumbsrs. Others
listened with awe to the musical
thunder aud enjoyed (D its har.
mony; but all concurrsd in their
disapproval OF it, because il was
sent forth too early and with too
much vim by tho musical IDechau.
ical artist that ran the little engine
at the steam factory; and they soon
complained bitterly when the har-
monious whistling was repeated
with the regularity Of the sun,
thrice, three times day, morning
noon aud evening, during succeed
ings days, weeks aud months.
Moral: You cannot please every
body in this world.
ZADtG.
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In Bank S17.49
Il L. IL o. l. -. "A 4

Respectfully Submitted,
j. Z. SuBERBIELLE, Treasurer.
1t was moved by Mr.. Renoudet sec
onded by Mr.. Dupre and carried that all
monies collected from parties for the
building of sidewalks be credited to the
Street and Bridge fund, and that the war
rant drawn against the school fund during
this fiscal year for the sum of 1850. 90 be
charged to last years budget where 1t
properly belongs rs it was for payment of
last years appropriation.
The petition of citizens protesting
against the granting Of franchise to the
Morgans Louisiana & Texas II. II. & s. s.
ington Street to the tanks of the Waters
Pierce Oil Co. was read when it was
moved by Mr.. Guillot, seconded by Mr..
Dupre and carried by the following yea
and nay vote, to-wit Yea, Messrs. Dupre,
Renoudet, Guilot and Dupuy-Nay,
Messrs. Cousin and Murray, that the re-
quest of the railroad for this franchise be
refused and denied.
Mr.. II. s. Mcmahon appeared before the
Council and asked that permission be
granted to the Board of Water and Light
Commissioners to extend the electric light
wires to the lower limits of the City OF
New Iberia provided It could be done
without cost to the Council or the Board,
when ii was moved by Mr. Renoudet, sec
onded by Mr.. Cousin and carried that
permission be granted to the Board OF
Water and Light Commissioners of the
City of New Iberia to extend the electric
light wires to the lower limits of the City
provided it can be done without any ex-
pense to the City or the Board.
The report Of Mr.. j. A. Fagot who was
appointed to audit the books of the town
Was read, when 1t was moved by Mr.. Muir
ray, seconded by Mr.. Guillot and carried
that the same be received and spread upon
The minutes and which is as follows, to- |
wit
November Sth, 1902
To the Hon. Mayor and Council-City
Of New Iberia;
GENTLEMEN; Having been appointed |
by your committee to audit the books of |
The Corporation, beg leave to submit the
result of my labors.
5ecretary's minute book with the war
rants issued by him; find that he issued |
The following warrants:
w arrant IN FAVOR OF JnO. "A. JeDert Tor |
work on streets :. -. . 80. 8 3.75 |
in favor of Carraba for shells $50 |
These amounts did not appear In his
minute book, but we're approved By the
Council as appears By his rough minutes.
The City Judges book on Aug. 3lst
1901, shows that he paid to your Collector
$4,000 but the red ink addition in This
'ecord book showed $l14.50 be having
omitted in his addition an item OF $50. so |
which error he has corrected.
Your collectors books show the follow
ng items in error:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06

A glass or two Of water taken half an
hour before breakfast will ualiy keep the
bowels regular. Harsh cathartics should
be avoided. When purgative il needed,
TAKE Chambeslain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are mild and gentle in
their action. For sale BY Jas, A. Lee,
druggist.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06

President Roosevelt held con-
ference at the White House with
the Republican leaders in Congress
and discuss bis forthcoming mes
sage. He will recomend the ap.
pointment Of Tariff Commission
and follow the suggestion Of At
torney General Knox on the trust
question.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06

In the Treasurer books ! find the fol
lowing discrepancy. Voucher sg5 drawn
for flS.75 is charged $500 his book folio
60. On Oct. lat. 1909. ] have found n
balance in his hands of s32S.SS less error
of - cents making true balance 1925. -.
nnTGIA Nnl.-A LMnE pI-Ln.LLae
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06

The New Iberia trade circular,
the Southwest Louisiana Industrial
list, 10 . corker. Keep this great
move going. ye good citizens. Ii
will benefit your 2srisha thousand
fold. - Date Digest, Picdysns,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06
FOR S1IE.

Law Library, consisting of full act Of
Martins Reports Of Robinsons Reports
OF Louisiana Reports and Of Louisiana
ANIMALS, including Acts Of Legislative
Digests and Codrs. For particulars aud
information, applyto
Mrs. M. l.. MANNING.
French st., New IBERIA,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06
Emancipation Sottce.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS SIMON.

State OF Louisiana, Parish Of Iberia, 10Th
Judicial District Court
Where's, Maurice Simon, of The Parish
OF iberia, Administrator OF the Succession
OF Thomas Simon, deceased, has fled in
this Honorable Court, his final tableau aud
account OF said Estate and also his petit
ton praying that the same be homologated
and approved and that he he finally dis
charged as Administrator and his bond
cancelled.
Notice 10 hereby given to all whom II
may or doth concern, to show cause, If
any they have, within ten days from date
hereof why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable r. Don Foster
Judge OF our said Court, this 9Th dry Of
December A. ID. 1909.
A. j. MAUMUS
Deputy Clerk Of Court
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06

On the above warrants there is 10 he
added 81 on the 49, warrants from
March lat 1901.
| would respectfully recommend that
your Honorable body appoint committee
to destroy the paid warrants that have
been checked, aud now in your Treasurer
hands,
This report covers the period from July
1st, 1901 to Oct. LIST, 1909 inclusive.
Respectfully submitted,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06

Respectfully submitted,
j. A. FAGOr,
Auditor.
II was moved by Mr. Murray seconded
by Mr. Guillot and carried that the finance
committee be aud il is hereby authorized
aud instructed to destroy all the old war
rants that have been paid and checked as
recommended by M. Fagot in his report,
A written charge was preferred by Mr..
II. NJ. Carter upon information received
against Mr. c +. Colgin for gambling in
the saloon Of Alfred A. Olivier.
This matter was taken up and Mr.. Col
gin stated that he was in the saloon but
was not gambling and none Of the wit
uesses whose names were furnished being
able to sustain the charge. Il was moved
by Mr.. Dupuy, seconded by Mr.. Dupre
and carried that the charge against Mr..
Colgin be dismissed aud that all the police
officers be warned about gambling
The petition Of Mr., Moier Romero ask
ing to be elected as police officer of the
town was read, when it was moved by
Mr. Dupuy, seconded by Mr.. Dupre that
Mr. Molier Romero be allowed and paid
the sum of Five Dollars per month for his
services NJ police officer by the town,
which was carried by the following yea
and nay vote, to-wt; Yea, Messrs. Dupre,
Cousin, Dupuy and Renoudet Nay,
Messrs Murray and duillot
It was moved by Mr.. Murray, seconded
by Mr. Renoudet and carried that the
town commission two parties 70 act as
special police at the Opera House without
pay.
A communication from Mr.. w. l.. Dupuy
stating that the fire insurance companies
had paid the City license aud all the life
insurance companies except the Equitable
life represented by Nh p. l.. Renoudet
and the Pacific Mutual represented by
Mr.. Ssaley and wished to know what he
must do in the matter. 1t was moved by
Mr.. Murray, seconded by Mr.. Gailot and
carried that the matter be loft to The City
Attorney.
Bids in regard TO the building of side
walks were taken up and the one Of Mr.
Daniel Boutte was opened and read which
is as follows, to-wit:
New Iberia, La, Dec lst, 1909.
To the Mayor and his Honorable Body:
SIRs. ] will agree to put all Blankets
and earnings 40 follows,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06

TAVf
Respectfully submitted,
w. l.. DuPUy, Collector.
TREAsuRER's STATEMENT.
OF NJ r. Sp. 3 MIL
Oct. 81. Bal 2030. 10 10
Oct II to Nov 80, from
w. L. Dummy, Coltr 1888 3lps5 231T5
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06

State OF Louisiana. Parish Of IBERIA, 10Th
Judicial District Court
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-12-06

Leaving balaBc. against him of 1927.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-04
CAROLINA.
de maestro C0vesponsal

Septiembre 8. PocRs veces Sc
ha celebrado en- este pueblo nm bal
le tan suntuoso y animado como el
del Domingo.
El salon estaba decoraio con
verdadero gusto y arte y 81 ndnerc
de luces instaladas reAlzabA ell con
junto.
Cuantas damas bellas y hermo
sas encierra este simpktico Iusblo
concurlisron di.ha fiests, la que
empezo las 8 de la noche y termin6
& les do la mafiana.
Entre tantas bellezas descolla
ban las s;g aientes por su gracis
Maria y Matilde de Garcia P.nero
PAca y Angelina Jimenez Sicard6
Maria Conchits, Aurora y Providen
cia Jimenez Acosta. Autonia, Rosa
rio, Jesuss y Marfa Jimenez Correa,
Mercedes Alfonso, Tonita Rivera
GaorgiSa Vela y Acosta, Carolina
Acosts, Rsfaela Morales, Loli,a
Nufiez, Carmen Cat&, sef1oritas Cal.
der6n y Rivera, Carmen Morales y
Acc sta, Elisa Gkllsrdo, Mstilda y
Sohara Hernaiz y Larrins ga, eef1o.
ritas Suro y otrss, mas que en- ests
momento no recnerdo, al como
an grupo de distingr i las sefioras.
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OrgaliZaCi0n DaCiOnal
de RabiuOS 0rtOdOXOS.

La est1b'lidad de los ritos ia.
dfos oontrs sta notablemente con 10
voiubilidai de sus organizsciones
religiosas des3e ls desaparici6n de
10 gsrarqu1A saoerdotal Y de los sa-
crificios.
Aun cnando en- IL prkctica SOD
los rsbiuos 6 la iglesiA judkica 10
que.los Ministries & las iglesias cris-
tian&s, hssta la fecha no han logra-
do dar ai cargo toda 10 dignidad que
reClama. Y es cons ecuencis l6gies
de tal estado de cosas ell hecho, b&s-
tante comun por cieSto, de que hom.
bres que solo posesn conocimi antos
saperfciales de 10 ciencia rabf uicA
80 hsn hecho aceptsr como rabi 1os
en- no pocas comunidadas ortodoxas
Actualments Sc inicia nm movi
miento tsndenta & impedir qne ven.
&c q menos Ell alto aprecio en- que Sc
hA tenido los rabinos por loe gran
des conocimientos que atssoraron; y
al efacto se ha ereado una organiza
ci6n' nacional, que sera conocida por
ell nombre de "Sociedad de Rabinos
Ortodoxcs.
va 80 habr& comprendido que
para toner acceso est. sociedad,
en- 10 Cual fgurs hoy los mzs nota.
bles rabinos de los Ests6os y Uaidos,
ser& precise reanir ciertas coudicio.
les de ilustraci6n que hsga buenos
los prop0 aitoe de aquella.
La artoridad de este ORGANISING
no es, sin embargo, en- modo a]guno,
gsrkrquica. Dsscsnsa solsmente So
ore ID tendencia que muestran los
ottodc kos judios 6 Ii aceptaci6n de
las 6ecisiones de sus ie fas religiosos
en 10 misma fcrma qae las iglesiAs
cristisnss aeasan los dictados de aus
Co 1eeios rsspsetivOs.
A es5s respecto dice Ell "Outlock k
Qaa gu slqGiera comuuidsd en- cu1o
seno sea acspttdo nm rabino, cuyas
creiencislss no I'm sido previamen-
to examiuadas y aprohadas por esta
organic zAcio nacional, tendI q el pc
Sc de yer los actos de squel anua
los y dess utoriz tdos por la orgsni
z cion. HI tai csso, es iadu liable
que comunidad acstata las decl.
stones de IL sociedad, y Ia experien-
cia pasada demuestra en- OPT isn de
10 mayoriA de los rabinos acgu ale,
que In ento. lad 6e la o,g .niz aei6 d
seIasce tada como buena por todas
lac iglesias ja5fAs del pals.
ATELENE
Nueva York, Agosto.
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Tn hombre hOnradO.


Sefior Editor. - Sfrvase informar
6 sus lectores que al me escriben CON
ddencialmente les mandAr6 por co
rTeo en- carta sellsda el plan CUE Sc.
gai y por el cual obtuve ell rest&ble
cimiento permanente y compacto de
mi salud y vigor varonil despu6s de
af1os de snfrimientos de debilidaa
nsrviosa, p6rdidss noaturnss y par.
tss d6biles y atrodadss.
No es mi idea conseguir dinero
de nadie; fu1 robaao y estafado por
chsrlatanes, hasts perder IL f6 del
gSnero humane, pero gracias Dios
astoy Ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
Y CON doseo de hacer conocer 6 todos
este remedio sierta de curarge.
No tenieado NADIA que vender nj
que enviar G.. A. D.. no deseo dine
70.
Direction: IL Brsnt, Box De'ray
Mich. EE, UU 8 100. II
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BajO nueStra palabra
de honor.

| ASeguramos que jamas en- el
| tempo que hs residido Don Jose Els.
teban Garcia en- ests pueblo maltratf
y persigui6 q sus paisanos como sc
aseg ura en- IN peri6dico de San Juan,
Aunque unconditional, ell Sr. Garcia
procedi6 siemDre con correction en-
todos sus actos, tanto como ciuda
6ano como en- sus funciones de Au-
toridad asf 10 hacemos constar pa
70 satisfacc6in de dicho Sr. y para
que quede Ia verdAd en- su lugsr.
Don Jose Esteban Garcia geza
de las msyores simpatfas en- este
pueblo.
Ysbucos, P r. Agosto 25 1902.
joss L Bsrrios, DR.. Eulcgio Bs.
r. los. Felipe G Davils, jose Z Cs-
pero, Grsgorio Berries, A. Rsmire q;
Jose Ortiz Ramos, Abelardo Ramos,
Julian Delgado, Tomas O.tis, Bal
bino Peuques, Peua I. Izquierdo,
Pedro Medins, o Nadal. Juan Or.
tiz, Earique Vlgoreaut Z3ilo Gime-
nez, Ricardo DAvila, Ernesto Ra.
mos, Pablo Torres, Cruz A Gisz,
Juan Ret 5, Es absn Colon, Pedro
Lopez, Jos 6 L Davils, Carlos Fra.
geso, I. Ortiz, Hemetefio Cintr6n,
Iaidro Csrra' quillo y Lorez, Ignacio
Dkvila, Pablo Pacheco Berrfos,
Mendez Garcia, Francisco II. Cope.
70, Aurelio Berrfo,s e iuardo Bage'
IL Jose j. Alvarez Caudido Dapers,
G. Marquee Borr&s, Luis Csrragqui
Ito, B'as Santsnss, Aurelio Garcia
Leon, Joe6 Marques B orr&s, Carme,
10 Lebr6r, Tsodoro Rivera. Ealalio
Rsver6n, Manuel PotosGo, Pablo
Rodriguez RI M os, Jusn T.. Cepero,
Bsnito Rcmzn, Francisco Gonzalez,
Abelardo Garcia Colon, Julian Jai-
me. Antonio Figueroa, Juan Rodri
guez, Francisco Barrios, Ventura
Santiago, Canturio Ortiz. Pablo Ro.
driguez, Sixto Rivera, Pedro Rivas,
Antonio Berries, Antonio Garcia
Cir tron, J. j. Dkvila 20, Alfredo Ca.
bales, A. O.tiz g lion, Eugenio Lo.
PEI, Marcelino Ferrer, Canturio
Clint, On, Francieco Rivera Artiguez,
Juan Ortiz, Ramon B srrios, FAusti-
no Cintron, J. E. DAvila, Martin
Martinez. Mariana Colon, Antonio
B srrios, Modesto Vazqnez, jose M
Colon, Je & Fonseca, Luis Morales,
a. f'tidss Colon, Leopoldo Artiguez
B. Garcia, Ramon Fonseca, e faa
Collaxo, Jose o t'z. Pablo G. Cuerta,
Juan Ayuso, Enerito Carrasa aillo,
Easts qaio Valdirio, Pedro Gkrcfa,
Franclaco CArb6, D. Castro y Lopez
J. B. Colon, Faustino Castro Her
nandez, Jose Wigoreant, Nariano
Martorall Cintr6n, Francisco PefIa,
Jes Is Delgado, Rosendo Rivera, g.
Martinez, Jalisn A. Colon, Antouio
Csrri6n, Gaillermo z. Cintr6n, Bue
nayentura Alloy.
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dia Sepiembre empezara pesar servico al
COCHE
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iAmanecisl....Y prepAr&banse
lA lucha con enc&rnizada 81 f1s....,
los trovadores del bosque..
1Tsatro del lugarf.... Una in
mansa campif1s, circundada por To-
zSnas vegetaciones que perdfanse
10 lejos entire lac szuladas brumas
que proyectAba 81 crep1sculo ma
C1ente. ......
A 6stA campifls, bordeads con
sus felpones de piats, TN manso
Arroyuelo que, al deslizarse blandS-
mente en- su lecho de guiiArros, pG-
recfan sus murmurios par&bolas su-
blimes que ibsn de exprofeso 8 arru-
liar los misticos ensueflos de las DEL
dades paganas. ..
Ell rnullido musgo arropaba con
sus s&hAnas de gasRs verdes, sque.
las deliciOsas extensiones, y de las
frondas surgieron...; eolicos mur.
mnllos, c6licAs armouiss, arrobAdo-
res cAntos de amor, de juventud eter =
M 6 inextinguible.
Sc iniciAbA ell sublime momento,
Ell grandioso despertAr de 10 nRtura-
Un menssjero de la Primavera,
deleitabA q Ii divina ninfA, narr2n-
dola leyendas arc&icaH, mientr&s los
gncmos del bosque, rociAhan con las
fl }res siivestres, borrachss de rocfo,
sus ojos. .....que & ksemej&nzA de lA-
gs sZu eE; ;...... .eran serenos y dull.
Gee :. .siempre absortos en- 10 con-
temptation de Ii belleza, en- perma.
nente extAsis.
Un vAgo estremecimiento que
producers inCcentemente ell aura al
bAtir sus alas entire las ramas, bas.
to......
i....Y despert6 Natural.
IA horeaba!...... Los herRldus
de las Aves, SD certAnen
.,..Y concurrieron muchEs....
CON ardores beliccs las unas, y con
certezas de triurfos las otras....
Pfesidfa Apollo, asesorGdo por
las Musas del PsrnAso. .....
Un vibrAnte arpegio de IL Ira
que pulsAb2 Ell Dios, Acompaf1&ndo ell
coro sAcro de las Musas, puso en- liza
los combatientes ....
10y reault6 un espectaculo in.
fnitamente hermoso. .....
RAudales de armonfas brotAban
de las privilegiAdss gsrgsntAs de las
ayes artistAs... Ben pronto In from
dR semejo I'M orgAno lnmenso......
Tan diversAs erAn las tonalidades y
giros melodicos que AQuella compo'
sic.6n encerrabA, que logr6 desper-
tar a una avecillA que spenas Sc ad-
vertiR perdidA entire In semi oscuri.
dad que proyectAban las frondosas
rAmas de nm Alamo ......
FRA nm ruisenor!.. que sofiAba
en- Amores, 8 inspirAdo, preludi6 ma
ravillosAs estrof As de cAu3ida dulza-
ra, que aiut6ticamente describfan un
rAro poema de bellezAs .tristes. -.
Este ruisefior, nuevo I'a1aIGuser
de las selvAs, vencio en- empenAdE
liza & sus contrincantes, responder.
do denonadAmente Al reto provocR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-09-04
R. MONTES
GRAN BAzAR DE ROPA HECHA
S A s TR RIA

Allen 28~ San Juan,
Constante y complete surtido en-
Trajes hechos, Camisas, Cuellos, Pu-
nos, Corbltas, Tirantes, Ligas, Pa
raguas, Capas impermeables y de-
mas articulos para caballeros.
Para TRAJEJS A La 4MEDLDA
hayun bonito y espl6ndido surtido
DE CA6lNZRES Igleses y France
Ses,