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Owners. Driver. and Iier>rs suspended
NJ Nashua.

N'sHuA JglS 10 The : 10 pace. hung oNrt from
l'sStdAD. was tAAcn by Lc,ngton The iadsr>
DECLARED all .pulN on "a account 81 ihr rtuub ~
wuts aud ,us,~r lei tae hOtsr Hc.c Mgs owner
and brNtT ,Ohk. aud the Auf,c Gaulht. owner
L-t,uu and Duvrr H~iowin tot oG" srat uufvt
co. 49, bci.ina h-rd Iat'ura. NAs uhrd
- 'ut talking bark To the 1-igrs
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ernecticui teayu..

A, uenden Nerdcn. . Springfield,
~ Hrdgepor' -hTtdsrpott, q. NAtstbury. 4
Al NeN London New tondon. View hAvrn Q
A. Norwich Hartford, , Norwich. \
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Western League.

A. OnstA Omaha. q Colorado srT'7rs
~ kapAs CitN k.u~ss ,|tt. q Pevfa O
a. ~ as~rpI NlNAHtrt. - lofrpa.
N' ti"sNIuca us sNv.urs. Denver r.
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IROOuOIS FOR old ENGLAND.
.sTEy ~ uaRRivs H0RsgS RtN
ONE, TWO ~ BiG >rthf.
Hurst Yars raLss thr rWs-tear.oia t'ens
tsr the ks~nS~ us,ane Defeats h"''-
nIbrr, n the n~>t aae~ OF the ba'
tortp rta,srs Do " ~ at Brighton.

Two fsVorttr- three ss.,al ,ho.."- nnd a
,hird s.ls, 'inn rsv1r.iri a." ioll"N"t- o'
form AZ Brighton i,'H,h YESTERDAY aii"r-
noon ils ra,tuy VS. l.sA lr standard 'hi
sua psr.ou. -u.p.,,l not only the sport.
but ~. ,ou.tns hrrrEr, from tie o''u
The I-oY4,t- St.k.- al O. "o. iof ihree-
yras-olI-. nt tI.l" rjal a iDtIons. "Asa i"fr
sour ,ou,lu..o0 fpr Gf~~n Morris douhl"
er,r, OId Fgsltud ard Homestead They
were ,ouplei ft,orti"S - - aud ran one.
two " & Nht'url'- Gollswtth was WITH
dr,Vp 'nr tho r,t-on. - was sHi that hoth
nurrs aud Cp.hrHu vrr" under -usp"n,lon
anl therefor" could not ride ~has s"' w"
PACE, With OF Irri,ri. Who ssv" away
woi III - ala - g." ~ rs 'oinf Np VIC
ba,k stretch ~ 1oId"iyh E"ldinS stalled
on challcnrc- from .A"'' and toun"'u'h,
and -rt-r~i 49," run hu. . with '"hiI" OF
lengths to ~parr shaw then lsgau tn 80 Z"
him up tu way tu.' .u1d" -" c'liint'~
hackers shake tr tN,.t shoe. Homestead
ru.h.si into a.. r.II and with JACKSON rIttlrt
still he Wa soon ~ uIi lugland- sAidi"
slrths o,lou put told ,Er" uidcf the "hip
and tho Intt.r c.rr 80 f,-t that h" vou.i
have ntYIcd tna r.,' N 'ruIlr ui"f" >'rId'-
A. IL VA old IiFllnd ou H." N"rE" OF prop
ming himself, vou o.. , l'ad. 10 ost-ad t~'iug
u head hrfof" tui cor" n" 'n" ''>
ia IL. stewards, ,a!,'d JH't m INTO
~. stand ana krd niu vi, he had not tri'd
to win WITH Homestead ~" hoy -aii he
undrr-tood nat tt',u Morris wanted to
win Win tli y 30 .ua N"ii''. VII" '" ""'
declared to vl' ...h v.'lrr hur-", 49, tl-u
I'll ,,, a., ,, ,.,.. .I....tt,p and .apt tt.,'
- -, ~, -..,,,I
u" 'I'u-t ii'' '"' N'"l'"s "'
color ht ll' a."N SOS ~uN'|. roy ~ '''
10, Of A.'h d, ~ r..G tolr,,u,u' Nt,A"
t., ,.ty..r r.-|lt
"on' a, a.. .....,..t
Ih' IN'"' I" '.'"A III WV ""' ",
IN the ''.Ti ra''. Tor i0o-Nraf-old-. NV -
rounds below ~" ~val". q nv tUtlout-
b.,,,.l A p,,u,. t,..,tl, a,,tur.d Ntr.-
'"'' -
c.hdF NA-, We 'N".'. 49,, ~ " vs.
tic money 'l-o "s'l,u ON N""u'S " w.
L 'lh ~ ne wa ~ ''Ih '' III" wa
Pan -IoN'I 'l' ohi - -o"h = '''' T" Il'i
Wa f1l-' i 'Nu Won .'''L Nv u ''t
IN a. w 'i'N We ,''' IT, ,. =, .'.t ,.'. ,'
.n"d ~ l,f L"I N".h ,'' '' -, '"', ,,,
In'h ''".. 50 .' - Z, "
fnN"tIt", 49," lv'b, " l'.,' i'". It .'''
nv n lrhsih, IN" l'W"' i'a'..' NN' H"(
meek
n" '~~i r''' "I ii' Hl'fi"'E 10"
NH, Tor VIC. 90 .'-"i1- .'l 'l'N 'fut ny
a Wil' Hnl % l.r'ht nero N'i" VIC"
starter. ! i'Ih .'.'h l' '' ~. ,,"II'
inc, II n" N'.-''. '-n 'N''- lN. F'it'i
Stshi'- 1T yHI" ,hvn 49,. ~" "a
tWelVc pounds on Hl' bIiN uslt'oI
Boz rihvit va s 10 " l"N"tl'. ''r ~ =
load OF I'inr,t'N mon ~" I"' y
wa "a" W." D. NJ. d, =, o., 49,. IL 81
t!' iNI NI = Nn 49, E'' ~ a. "
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much tfanspir~- thai hnds Hs wsv - THr
SisN's NoInsns Isee hrI The u one fest-
~" that mak~s TuE SIS . d~~irsble homs
p.p-t ldr
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r'Nss rn.vl1, nrut 90 thousands % you wrhf a
ban ahoarf srtt .EyrrIHs 'u ruH srN. vhch
y sa.t5b Uaa uH ru HtII.sH|rg lII.
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- Lntr,. JuN ~ ~ LOUIS and Brooklyn
g~d "a = tWclVc-iuning uonte0 ~
u''rruuOn. the -Tor.' being > 10 when gam
NA~ cIlI,-d on account OF darkness Murphy
auG Hugu"- Ncrr the ,ontsndins pitchers
fof ufur iuuiug~ Nhvn Nirt ~ WAS substituted
for ta" local tNIrl~r Attendance, 21p
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YACHTS. I>t aHrs. ETC.

ron SALE lAtsr ~shr1n'r NArat sI stat.
rpotr. NaIuAaIr .u,rriu'N v'ftr'l coma unn u
% cuTrr.Ifr 1r goat hHf.H. p Inf -aN h.lsi or
,trS,rFr f.r small. .-Na.lt address SCHOONER
Iosi one i.n, sr
rT,~ r.sI OI ...W ..., q '.oi rsh'n osib,s
corfl,t-. ..Yf store 90, rtusdv ay Ne~iots
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Nsu,.psl u.easu. Games rs-dsy.


Brnokbn a. y, Inuis N-V Nort NJ t1-ssurS
,as,nn a. cincinnati Phliad-lphlA Al chicago
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CIN,iNNAfI. -uy =" Tive en-. .nna's Won
ps.H:'. r.r. "a '.' hrny rN'.t's r1tr ''rr. th~
lk.,I.1s ~ ia 4N. Ielr tlNr'td fH".f lfis
so lu4,41l da able I,a, .fiH ne ua.s, 'lu o. tlr
fr,' ming un1plbiedt >l,'t ~. spr.' 'of iur
The sun., 1902-07-11

'Ha, rd Tot Icc,crl tn IA attn nninE
pusbIfg . a. . o-l
Ma NuTA y y v b-S
7..u hss- Hts e Wrru'T. Nran,ne!d NAc
f--- ur Evans stolen hsss II Nr4ith lnuhe
pAl tGNrl'' AID NagErr l'fsg base On hsl
nT fNAn. ~'TicF uu' ~ Lever lurlrr-
tmslr uuc-i hour and e. minutes ANen'
dane =, U.O
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CHIcNGo. July 80 .'L..agp de''1'~i rhlA
de .ahla Ia the nf.t game ~ iuer ~sfes Hst~ MS
AfirIapou In IT, l3ih inGllg thancr Nas siturk
o. the srad b thr la. vale I"uu.ng> was up
t. blow Knocked tho C4rasp rlrksinn o4t. bot
b won't win the gArD~ wien DO came To-
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'hAiiCu TOT WINS lh i4' h,hsA Mhlug
Boston 70
{ plunaU .
Tvs bss~ Alt> tarnfy. lnls cooley uoubl~
rlay .'orroTau pvlu ~ Str'sie.i TIr>l ha.e
"a rau' ~ v'us , - wins o' tUr.mAr Q
stolen ba-. kt;Ii., Pt by y''rh,l ~ -
nan Siru,E out ~ WINS by tW.ug .
by rh.riwsn. iAb Hy Tr .iutn. !. Mid
p'trn WINS I.r'' IN hAsss tuf. 1.ay ) h1,
ION 70 I1fI paSe or rfrurs C'rr.u mat {. ~,
ton E? z nt-t upuf ani - IN mute. AucudlnD-
lon JUp.feN bfoVa auu IuNrs
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American League.


Mailman. 80 % o-s /
Vs,S'SstaD o q ii Q
ta,,rTies -ho~,lI and Robinson. CArrrs anu
cane
ir CtIytiASD
Detroit ...... o o %
Cleveland y o : O.. ,
BAtseres-ltasa aud Mcclure. joss aud Wood
BOSTON
PhlIAdeiphi. ...o 800 % ;
Boston. ....... u o
Ha;t-rics Mitchell and Schreckcng0st lOuag
and
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.n,ur,r> ron ,ouE o>r.

bNhi Ni> ~" ~''' ~
r - w.. ,r.. re 'rr.n erl -Ni 1.rss Ch,sts
....,. ,.-,l. o.. DaT.l,.ia "a .lr,. '"' srrai ,' p
. ,,.-. T....t .... a. kug Au-4.
and. .Ir. sr. ., .H.ui . u-i Prunds Nrohs
... .... .."..' u. gfrat tuufhg" And rti.
...r. ..a. .,. '. '''ff.. .tt'''. 20 .'.'2 On or 80
30 .l,'.et H, la.. trhl above. Al~n nraTN H.f
.fIrst..f .rI u..n.,s hs 'r.' ua.rf, srl s"2A
r. dr,..sf ,r. urE.fs sfN. %. "a N's' tS.h stfer
n,.f'.r N..''.f t-. nn4 ".'I 70 -. a,
U,.t.nrurp runarln' ~ason, por'ec'
ri,h,rl >ua.n iNr-oN l,odsr .sr :.
r'i,u,r p.rIr .e"y ro,t otd'r =
tC.y L.Iul .ye. e..uN- .NAgu. .peffto. s.
"n'INN ~ .Rti>.
g. ANtl7 NFr TYR II.
Ne,r urHnmr
~ ,oi w.>r ron MY
u1-srsnNs... ..rfrfsI aut Ilsh and hsnd.one'
~, gu. AMI .puN.r a.r' 10 psy inng pr.e
Hsi%lS' IioU>. yLutH.No ot 'iufST 600.
.io,i> Moour 90. ;, WtRRT> ST.
Where a. IL L-s.a.'y Caosoc a,sJrttIon1 an o
srtg.
A. BARGAINS. ha1I,ou~ Kcn,IcsN bT-i fa''
t.4ffiug AMI Q 10 ar'Tal ronh nri laf. thhA'
80 even slpsrd inai IN ~ gIsfAh'eei 'lna
s'ut.e urucl al cilcuTslatarfs aad ltvi lh
..flHfuI tFi.l Cs'G tsf asi0n top 'ar1b SURE
r.lurt i,r-i tsuau-gf. ~ isa iAuay ifAp pu'
usrc uaAhout. olegari Nrgic All dnuh.- hs'aes'
tOAIIMAN. ia Ne; s1fA " uoat hroad~Ai
~" rrMMI!,,, noasis: s,rtsmf n -
Us,f-nce' 20. az siiuuk Az, NEAR Di
kAIB sNG, NROOhll>.
sTiIf.H r,gA iR,ri >r.r, ro.R
al dourl. 'sr.cs, urAL E>rArf. issfotH''
k,T HrooNIN>
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The pnp.-s, tcmetg ~ .ndigc ,i,os. corSirra
,icr bHIpisurNs Art th' WAnN ailments nr'sIrg
iron a diSntietsd stomach. Ilv.f 80 bovsls is
NpNnS TAuLes IhsS sANc accomplished won
f,,s .rd tHfs.r fl".s.s I'D f~1.l'sN inc ierc~s' ~
Of rnrlng physs IAN To- many htie Hs hat best
mani NJ fusl 80 straight tp M srht q ne
tr-vhl. relieve t4s dntress. cleanse the affected
usrtN AMI eve tho svstsrn grnefaI tonlnr M Tae
A,e cent "a ~ - 'nol an Tor a. Ordinary o~cA
sion Inc !Ary t.lit,, o. seats. contains SUI ply
fnt ,,Hf AI Drug =. ssi them
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prsp,l . /. -' tsus ;
CurlnuI' =. t',ton
C4..1-u. uhuauc,ptA
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take Nrv Yur, sl'h vow You vtn md
All ,u Ia ~Is ani ENkNINu svs.-Ass
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Eastern i."aEur.

AT gERsEr CIrr
Jers,y City ) q o Is 20
rorontn ~ u q
uat,-r,es AcCAnn AMI McMsnus. bugss EsPet
and Iof.
Al ssv.HH
Newark q q o =
Montreal o - q - 4
Rsilsr-s AorAHiy Hcmmiug anu ONe'l Ma
gee and Siroh
wohcrsrrn
Worcester o 10 {;
HnchrStst - -
Rairnes Mcral aud Sieelfnsn. Horton and
Phelps
PROVIDENCE.
providenCe % ! u !
Hursio q q q q !
nAtierss COrrdon and Smith. cray. pedgs
and ursIvt
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To-rorroW uRpt the = grand CIR
cult b-'giu, with . ...rt At NV Haven
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Tomorrow '.beT' Champion IL 20 meet
Floyd MCtar,lnd aud !A~-ll p"huiruard ~
a twenty mills motor IA'si rac' az Man,
haitian nnCh r., r" WI hr al>o several
amateur ~v~rt- "a Which Hurley III start
froin .Crit'h
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THE rOwn o. DREAM.

~ beautiful stream lies the Town o.
Dream,
On beautiful summer plain.
With bells achime a golden time
To the tune OF a golden strain.
The road LES straight through a golden
gate
Where far below dim waters flow
Through charlbers cool and deep.
o. fair and bright in the broad sunlight
Her streets and her groening bowers.
And all day long a sleepy song
MurmurS OF love and flowers
And never a care can enter there.
Nor trouble to cause annoy.
There rest comes sweet TO toiling feet
And weary hearts find JOY.
Now would We know the way to 70
To the beautiful Town o. Dream?
We must seek the god OF the Land o. Nod
Ruler OF things that seem.
And drawing near with humble cheer
Yen speak the Word OF Kin.
And II your mind Is good and kind
Yen freely enter in.
o. near and far his peoples are.
And he rules them, every one.
With Pleasance deep and a Rod of Sleep
At setting OF the sun.
BY beautiful stream lies the Town O.
Dream.
Weary are we ard fain:
Come. let MS try the portal high.
And win our Town again!
"A. b. de Mile. in n. Y. InGepend. Mt
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mer Whi.t PInyIng Mnmmn.

Two little girls sat on the steps
chatting over their dolls. Said one:
MY mamma tells me lovely stories
before | go to bed. Does yours ?"
NO." replied the other. my mamma
is hardly ever at home when J go to
bed, and when she is she is too tired
always to tell me any stories. She
has 10 play whist every day. She
teaches it, too. / wish she didn't, be-
cause get awfully lonesome and papa
isn't home much, so l most always
have to go TO bed alone" and the little
thing added, pathctically, hugging her
doll 10 her mothcrly little bosom.
when / grow up TT never play whiat
And III rock my little girl every night
before she goes to bed" Here was
childish outhurst Of a stored-up Sc nee
OF radical wrong in her life. And there
are too many little hearts oppressed
by this sense OF deprivation But il IS
not alone the children who suffer from
the whist fashion. II is responsible
for more tantrums and breal downs OF
over-wrought women than wo2aen's
clubs work or woman suffrage, or any
other indoors diversion OF society
Boston TRANSCRIPT.
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ST. ELMO'S FIRE.
Gus Light Appeared in nm Tn
mIstHkRbIe Manner.

The phenomena of phosphorescent
light at the masthead is one so rarely
witnessed by Others than superstitioua
sailors that il is seldom one finds an 10
telligcnt account OF it, The following
by Rev. DR.. Mason, Of Burma, is there.
fore Of interest, says Youths Comp.n
ion:
ION one occasion I was with other.
on board small schooner at anchor
off Tayoy Point, when a severe squat
of wind and rain, accompanied by
much thunder and lightning came on.
after the storm began to abate, W
were aroused by a cry on deck: Thee
is a ball Of fire at the masthend!' We
went mp and saw. what is very rarely
seen, the fire Of ST. Elmo, or the fire
OF ST. Elmo and ST. Anne 1t exhibited
an appearance quite different from III
the descriptions ! have read. Phipscn
says: Lord Napier observed the fic-
ST. Elmo in the Mediterranean during
a fearful thunderstorm. AS he wac
retiring TO rest, cry FROM those aloft:
est Elmo and St. Nnne!" induced hin
20 90 on deck. The meett=ad was com.
pletelv enveloped in hisze of pale
phosphoric light
"The ST. Elmo that I sNE- did not en-
velop the masthead in S1H2e at all
but it took the form Of a perfect blaze
OF phosphoric light, perhtpN foo;
in diameter. 1t was not on mr. nummit
Of the mast. but touched it OF os,e side
playing about Il when the vessci rolled,
as large soap bubble, trifit lighter
than the air.
"After remaining some ten minutes
the light grew fainter, and finally d>ch
out like a soap bubble"
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or. Ana with every On. al. ~rr

ter. Ani with every cns abe wfn
grow jlst an iIrperceptible bi. older
By and by the wrinkles will appear;
l fancy there arc just one OF two nj.
ready. Then she will rot be so fas-
tidious about her hundred of thou.
sand francs, and will coudescend to
think OF mere thousands. After that
it will come TO simple hundreds
Then there will be an interval-after
which n garnet, q CARBOHYDRATES,
and the morgue. 1 have known SO
many, and il is always the same.
First, the diamonds, the champagne,
the exquisite little dinners at the
best restaurants. and at last the
brazier, the closed doors and win
dows. and the cold stone slab. There
is n moral in it, my dear friend, but
we will not look for il tonight
When do YOU intend TO commence
business with your man?"
AT once" l answered. He knows
that | am after him, and my only
fear is that he will make bolt
cannot understand why he is daily.
ing in Paris so long?"
For the simple reason that he is
confident he has put you of the
scent was my compsnion's reply.
He * doing the one foolish thing
the criminal always does sooner OF
later; that is TO sly, he is becoming
over-confident of his own powers to
elude us. You and l, my friend,
should he able To remcmke- several
such instances. Now, strange to say,
| came across curious one the
other day. Would you care to hear
ito"
He lit cigarette and blew a cloud
of smoke while he waited for my an.
swer.
Very much" snid, being well
aware that his stories were alwaya
worth hearing.
ITO BE Continued
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Henry \. Salzer, the well-known Ia
Crosse, Wis, SCOTSMAN, has given the last
thousand dollars 10 wipe out the debt on
the La Crosse y. NJ. C. A. Mr.. Salzer,
though an extremely busy man. finds time TO
encourage and assist educational and philan.
thropic enterprises frequently.
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The manager vi our bureau has thought
out splendid scheme for the ehidren's sup.
plement"
"Eh, What il it,"
lie has had one OF the artists draw 4 full
page picture OF Mont Pelee in action. and
then, rlght on the summit, he has rubbed
lot OF explosive chemicals. When a match
Is touched TO the stuff the eruption occurs
he chtd under hVe years whose photograph
shows the smallest amount of hair and eye
brows after the explosion gets the first
prize. Great idea. isn't itf"- Cleveland
Plain Dealer
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YOU" she answered. "Now good,by

and a pleasant journey to you,"
We shook hands and parted. AS I
passed along the road l watched her
making her way along the avenue to-
wards the church. There was need
for me to shake my head.
George Fairfax" said |. III would
require very little of that Young
lady's society to enable YOU TO make
fool of yourself"
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=, 80 you're not working for Mr. Stockson.
hohds any more. Uncle Eph;" No, sab
Use IN dc minln business mahse'f now D." "In
the mining business, en- "Yas. sab Kal.
sominin.. Philadelphia Press.
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Fits Permanently cured No fits after
irst days use OF DR.. Klinc's Great Nerve
Restorcr. Free s. 10 trial bottle DR. X ii.
Kline, Ltd, g3l Arch ST, Philadelphia, Pa.
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4 Hard One.

clares that there can lie no more languages
invented has probably not heard OF the
Georgetown man with u hare lip who is
teaching parrot 10 talk.--Na ON
Post
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An Estimate of Ar,

Have YOU ever written anything that YOU
were ashamed oiE' inquired the severe rel.
alive
mo, answered the author but hone
TO some day. need the money Wash.
ington Star
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When a woman says unpleasant things n
4 man she always ends 10y confessing ti,t
Vhat she tod him was Tor ms own good
'alcIgo DAILY News.
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Self-revercnce. self-knowledge. self.con-
troll; these three atone lead life TO sovereign
power.-Tenuyson
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Pso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken Of
10 cough cure. W. O'Brien, 322 Third
Ave-. N. Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan. q, 1900.
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Donr Get Foo,.ore, Get Foo,-Ea.e.

y wonderful powder that cures tired. hot.
aching feet and makes new or tight shoes
easy Ask to-day for Aliens Foot. Ease.
Accept no substitute. Trial package FREE.
Address \. :. Olmsted, lie Roy. y. y.
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To Cnre Cold In On. nnr

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. Al
druggists refund money hit fails 10 cure pc
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Modest Fees.

Sir Walter SCOTS first Client wasA
burglar. lie got the fellow Of, knit the
man declared that he hadn't benny
TO give him for his lervices. Two bits
Of useful informa ton he offered. how.
ever, AID with these the young lawyer
had 10 be content. The first was that
a yelping terrier ins de the house was
a better protection against thieves than
a Big dog outside and the second. that
no sort OF lock bothered his craft SO
much as an old, rusty one.
Small compensation as this was. The
first brief Of the noted French law
yer N Rouher. yielded still less. IN,
pcasau; for whom VI. Rouher won The
case asked how much he owed him.
ooh say two francs" said the MOD
est advocate.
two froncsl" exclaimed the peas
ant "Tha is very high. Won't YOU lea
me of with a franc and 4 balf?"
"No." said the counsel two francs or
nothing"
Wen then" said his client. 10
rather pay nothing"
And with bow he left.-Green Bag.
Also Requires Greater AhiIIty.
do you think women should pro
pose 2"
mo; the Sport Of making men pre-
pose is much Uiore exciting snA 90
ioya bic >, Chicago Post,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
Rasgos

-Preguntaron Di6genes:
--;lIs I'm NAL la muerte?
-IComo 10 ha de SER respondio; no puede
ser NAL 10 que no Sc siense. iAcaso sentimos
Ia mucrte? Nlientras tenemos alguna sensa-
cion, vivimos: cuando la muerte Sc apodera de
nosotros, va no Ia sentimos
~
El conde de-. habfa ofrecido 4 Rosini TN
pavo trufado; zero rasaban dfas dfas, el
pavo no acertaba con Ia puerta del maestro :
Una mahana Sc encontraron en- la calle los
dos amigos, yel conde lie dijo
No desconfies; ira 81 va no % has re-
clbido, es porque este afIo las trufas son lie pc
slma calidad, y seg1n Sc dice, We enenosas.
-iBah' contesto Rosini sonriendo: esas son
voces que han hecho correr los pavcs, pero el
hombre de talento no debe creerlas.
~
Gustaba una DANA de c greirse adornar.
Sc con trajes extraordinarios, y sobre este Ia
decia su prud~ ~nte marido:
-Cuando te veo asi me causas devotion.
porque ESQ no es estar vestida, sino revestida.
Xxx
Un orador, tan docto como disc-eto. re-
prendiendo a las damas inclinadas a deiarse
yer en- los BALCONIES, decia:
--tQue pensais. sefioras, que sign1fica ven
tana' Re t7aradlo bien con advertencia caer-
da ha'lareis que es igual a decir: "Ana en-
venta."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
Da aSG@sH0S

y
El q1e no es enemigo decarado del nal,
es 81 compice vergonZante.
La lbertad no consiste en- hacer 10 que Sc
quiere, slno en- hacer 10 que Sc debe.
La c'enCia de saber callar esTtan dfiIl CO.
mo L. de Saber hablar.
La vida de tia cildadano es spropiedad de
Ia Patra 1
Lo que mueve arras.ra al mundo no son
las loeonotoras: son las ideas.
FL odio la vcnganza quedan desarmadcs
ante la loza de un sepu'cro
La vida es lucha; ei mas fuerte alcanza ca
81 siempre la victoria Sh!cs
..~. Hbos saiq2 sWsa
Por encima de la ius.ica estan Ia equida1
y Ia .conciencia de los jueces.
La ley debe aplicarse sin ensaf1amientos.
Las justicia es veces el manto congque Sc
cubre Ia We ganza :>~se 2bcs 2bcs a..
ka soiq2 '--7 2b!cs -.
En- la balanza de Astrea pesa m as, en- al
gunas ocasiones Ia Influenza que ell derecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04

No debe uno desanimarse hoy dia DOR
que e medlco los amigos lie diean Que est5
afectado de tisis. Muchos otros Sc han cnraN
do tonlando tempo la Emulsion Scott
DIR. ]. M Amadeo, Medco -Ciruiano en-
el eJerciclo de su profession en- el pueblo de
Arroyo Puerto Rico. 1o
Certlfica Haber obtenido brfilautes res,,1-
tados en- las afecciones del aparato respiratorio
con el empeo de Ia Emulsion de Scott
Arroyo, Pto. Rico Julio 2I lie 1904.
NJ Amadeo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
.ioygf NeEyigKr.
Fl sol, enorme fraaia

FL sol, enorme fraaja
de mIrice y naranja.
en- horizontes ilusorios deja.
y de Ia playa, ti colo y remiso,
el mar sienpre iraidor, nunca sumiso,
con respirar de asmatico Sc alicia,
En- vaga psrspectiva
la inmensidad de arriba
con Ia de abajo SC confvnde y bora
y de un cello sin luz. plomiso y iasc,
la luna va saliendo paso paso
como flotando en- en- estival modorra
Tiembla lei mar el aqua
con fulgencia de fragua
en- el lirdero donde el sol ain arde,
y ya casi extinguidos, desde lejos
retroceder parecen los refejos,
como TN adios postrero. de la tarde
La penumbra desheca
una instantanea mueca;
sllencioso re- e'ampago que huge
zurciendola despues rapidamente,
y un c.aror insinuante y transparente
como de nacar. lie los cieloS fuye.
El hllito fa'gura
Ia m0vil masa bscura
con l.VD s,,ar,i'r dc ,'ia,a orc:
los astroS v:ef:en 81 nlrada gua,da,
y al Sentir tanta luz sobre la cspalda
el mar Sc agita con vaiven sonoro.
Emilio BobausIM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
SasiZA

Sc esta construyendo TN ttnel, que sera el
mas largo de los Apes Su extension sera de
2I57o yardas, nccestandose gran cantidad de
dinanlita para seguir las excavaciones. Ell
MS alto grado de calor ex coerimentado en- elias
ha sido de 1873 grades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04
Poesias Castellanas
Todo pasa

RececTae q ALMA dosnaiia.
Avive a scso y deSpicg;e
Cun;cmp planda
Como se pasA "a vida.
Co..so - yicnc IA mucrsc.
Tan oallaado.
Caan rsesso sc Va a g'Sccr
Como dcSPaSs de guSsado
Ia do.os.
Como nrcS:ro parcccr
IualqaieTa sSmpo psSado
ID inejOr.
\ pues venoS 10 preSsnie
Cdai0 cn an rnnio sc cs lido.
Y acabado.
~ juEgamos sabiamense
Daremos 10 no vcnido
Pcr pAsado.
No Sc engafie naaie. no.
renssndo qae IA dc durar
10 Que espcra
Mas que dur6 10 QUO vi6:
P0rque todo ha de pasar
por tai marc.a.
Jcggf MeMigNr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-04

Entire os gobiernos del Ecuador Gran
BrctafIa hay pendiente 'In asunto diplomatico,
por causa de haber detenido las autoridades
sanitarias un barco mercante ingles, que Sc
dirg1a a Panama
Que dira mister Monroe?