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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-03

por la policfa Eustaquio Pab6n Dor
atropellar de obra Margarita Aceve-
do y Anita Martinez. Fue puesto
disposition del juez de Paz de San
Francisco.
~. La reunion de anoche en- ell Ca
sino espafiol quedo concurridfsima. No
puede darse nada mas ameno que esas
festas 1ntimas de una sncantadora sen.
cillez.
**x En- ell proximo vaoor que proce-
dentes de los Estados Unidos estara
aquf el jueves, llegara n4estro estima-
do amigo ell joven don Evatjsto Velez
Lopez, ell que viene a pasar una tenn
porada entire sus faIniliares
NV Anoche, como va VA s;endo una
coStumbre las noches de <rctreta, no
bier empezado q tocar ell paso-doble
primero que formaba parte del progra-
ma, Sc desataron las nubes en- unos CO.
piosos aguaceros, impidiendo que con-
tinuara con la animation que era de
esperar, la retreta dominical.
Nv El Deposito Municipal estA ba-
tiendo ell record de la eskadkstict. c1E-
mixaL Hoy Sc encueniran detenidos en-
dicho edlficio Io8 individuos 67 CUM
pllendo sentencia y 4I pendientes. Ds
elos Io2 son varones y mujeres.
~ Lorenzo Cabrera Pizarro tuvo
que ser asistido aver las doce media
de la mafiana de una herida contusa
como de seis centfmetros en- Ia region
parietal izquierda la que lie fue product
da por un macanazo de TN policfa que
al pretender llevarlo al Dep6sito Sc le
resistio y Sc vic en- la necesidad de ha-
Ger uso de la macana.
Nv Pssajeros l1egados los dias o
y 2 de Agosto al " Hotel Inglaterra'':
1t. & Mrs. c. T. Westcott, 7. M.
Briggs, J. R. Clark, Juana F. Was,
Del6n Sierra. M. Bird, A. Roig A. Lie
bes, X. Mariani, A Burckhart, Alberto
Burckhart, VIM. Fable, DR.. Diego Ro-
man y Diaz, " Murraille, G. Mural
lie.
~ El Honorable Gobernador inte-
rino propone al Consejo- Executive les
nombramientos de Conceiales para
Toa Alta de los siguientes sefiores: don
Jose Segundo Rodriguez y don Eduar-
DO Carino para Coamo ell sefIor An
gel Maria Gnzman.
Nv Seflor Alcalde:
Nos SUP lican preguntarle en- que han
quedado las obras del Cementerio de
esta capital, pues parece que no Sc ha
hecho NADIA a1n, y esta hacienda mucha
falta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-03
Basque se ROOF GARDEN :: ::::::: : %: :::.:: No;
NOticias diversas

~ Cartas detenidas en- la O6cina
de Correos de esta Ciudad:
Sisa, E.-Sage, B. G.-Silva, M
Tuckell, G.-Uriarte, A.-Wolf, NJ
Wilson, E.-Wilker, L.
~ Para los puertos de Santo Do
mingo y Cuba saldra maflana de esta
IS Capital ell vapor cubano "Marfa He
rrera."
' x** Aver por la mafiana tres ameri-
canos pretendieron pegarle al captain
del vapor de guerra americana "Alcon-
quin' viendose ell captain en- ia necesi-
dad de pedir auxilio la policfa acu-
diendo Ell Ell acto los policfas Herman
dez y Pedro Lopez Cedefio. Dichos
americanos Gran marinos desertores del
algonquin" y al irlos capturar die i.
ronse la fuga pudiendo los policfas
darle alcance y detenerlos en- la "Puerta
de Espafia." Fueron ingresados en- ell
deposito y puestos q disposition del
Juez de Paz de San Francisco por al :
terar Ia Paz p1blica y por acometimiento.
~ Sc encuentra en- esta Capital
nuestro tlistinguido amigo, don Manuel
Guzman Benftez, de Fajardo.
x*x Higinio Serrano Antonio Gar.
cfa fueron denunciados ante Ia Corte
Federal de los Estados Unidos por hur-
to de carbon de piedra eXtraido de la
plsncha de una oarca americana que
pc cncuentra en- Ell muelle del terrap pen
descargando dicho combustible para la
{fabriCa del hielo del Gobierno.
~ A la una de la tarde de aver v
zen el sitio denominado Gel lebrilIo" de-
tras de San Cristobal, aparecio ahoga-
do el vecino de Puerta de TERRA Pc
dro Pacheco, persona de muy buenos
| antecedenteS.
Puesto ell hecho en- conocimiento del
.guardia Hernandez, Sc persona en- ell
= Mgar de ocurrencia y vic como a Glen
yardas Ge TERRA y en- el mencionado 81
tio flotar Ell cadaver de Pedro Pacheco
AuxilIado del sargento Farves de la
compalia A " y los paisanos Felicia
no Osorio, Juan Hernandez, Jose Bal
carsa, Marcial Morales, Emilio Silva,
Jose Nandes = Crist6bal Rosado pro-
cedleron la extraction del cadaver
por ia parte del Cementerio.
Ell hecho parece casual, pues no Sc
tiene noticias de que el indlvduo citado
hubleSe tenido alg1n m6vil para que
deliberadamente procediess al suicide
x*x jaime Roldan, vecino de calle
del Crlsto 20 fue asistido en- ell cuarto dc
Socorro-, de una confusion sobre la re-
.gion metarcarpiana izquierda.
~ Anoche las once fue arrestadc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-03
ComeTcio Y Navigation
Revista de las
operaciones practicadas hoy
ENrRADAs DE TRAvEsIAS

GNFKADAS OH lNA"Gol<AS
De Havre y escalas vapor frances
saint Simon de 1923 toneladas captain
Maurord a ]. T. Silva Banking y Com
mercial co. 10 CPS vino A. Lynn e Hi
jos de Perez Morris 3 CTS papel Balas-
guide y co 200 cIs papas Sobrino de
Izquierdo y co 1000 cIs papas A. Or
tega co 9 CTS diversos M. R. Calde-
ron y co CTS Cerecedo Hmnos y co 2
CTS quesos So bultos diversos 10 c,s vino
Mullenhof y Korber 3 CTS perfumerfas
Ct efectos fotografcos S. Melon y CO
1 CT mercerfa Santisteban Chavarri Y
CO 8 CTS polvo de arroz Scls de M. Ro-
man y co 2 cls polvo de ar1oz cls bo-
tones Scrs de Olivas y co I CT licores
80 cs cognac y anisete Scrs de A. Ma
vol y co Ct mercerfa Scrs de F. Jun
cos y co 80 bultos diversos 20 Rc.s cog
nae Luna Hmnos q bIs vino F. Font
v Hmno Io bultos diversos 10 cIs vino
R. Paniagua y co % CTS vino cognac y
.conservas Banco de Puerto Kico 10
b llsos farmacih Targa y co CPS tc-
jidos M. Mirabal y co CT polvo Be--
nudez dmnos y co 2 CTS perfumeria
Scrs de Orcasitas y co 4 cIs Hernaiz y
co q ,ejidos M. Blanco y co y cIs
farmacla F Guillermety 81 bultos id
Rotulados 50 cls varios 1 barrica vino
Orde:: A = Z cIs polvos de arroz ] M
3 CTS i'd y otros K P I CT tejidos BS1
CT tejldos X P S 1 CT tejidos.
ENTRADAs DE COsTANERoS
De Hu1aacao y Yabucoa gta "Uberi-
ia" Piza Hmuos q cueros de res 2 cls
con rollos tabaco BIS sebo de res Scrs
de L. Villamil>y co "a pacas tabaco en-
rama Mendez, Y Stlarez SIS almidon
]. Goyco y co S bocoyes vacios Hilario
Santos y co bultos alambique.
sAIlDAS DE. TkAvESIA
Para Puerto Plata Y escalas vapor
frances Saint Simon" de 1923 toneladas
captain Mourond ror ], T. Silva Ban
king y CommerCisl CO. con carga de
tranSito.
sAL1DASDE CosTANERos
Ninguna.
DHsSPACHADO
Ninguno.
OPERACIONEs so8RE Ell MUELLE
Ninguna.
|OPERACIoNES DH BUQuEs EN- puI Rr
H"2AVESIA
Mamie Swan, y Catherine descargando
Maria Herrera y Ponce cargando.
C0STANEkOS.
Isabella, Arroyo y Ponce. Providencia
Vieques y Flu macao. Vasco y Uberita
pendiente. Petra ,Mavapuezana. & In
dia invernanio.
VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN.
Cub. Maria Herrera: ":-De este puer-
to sadra con aestino la Habana y es-
calaS infernedias el dia 5 del corriente
mes, de- madrugada.
Esp Juan Forgas Con destino a
este pi1erto y los de Mayaguez, Ponce,
Santqj Domingo. Macorfs, Habana y
Santiago de Cui,a, debe haber salido de
Barfelona Ell dia 81 del pasado mes,
ha9ienio escalas en- Valencia Malaga,
U3iciz g Canarias.
{ Amer. "2ouce" "-Saldra de este puer.
ID, directamente para ell de New York
$l d1a 4 del corriente mes.
Amer. "Coamo' ':-Salio de New York
con destino directo este puerto ell dia
/ Q del corriente mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-03
B. FRAN&O. EEHRfS!Kiso. NAzRSg5z,

conservas ~ '
dos ETC.. etc. para bodas bautizos ~
lmportacones direcas de todas procedenca.
Gran fabrca de chocolate al vapor elaborado
az1car del pals. - ~
Frem1ado en- la Exposition de Buffalo 1901 con medal
de bronco la de Charleston de 1909 con la de orc
Production daria 500 libras.
Agente en- San 1uan ISIDRO A. SANCHEZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-08-03

COMPREN EN- Ell 6OLETIN
~
OARTERAS para Sefiorss. Sehoritas y
Cabaiieros las hay de OTIS 10 una.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
FILLING FOR ORANGE CAKE.

i should like to go on Change among the other
housewives who r, I'd The Tribune. and get and
give information when I can writes Netuchen
(N. j. housewife, I have an excellent recipe for
orange cake filing and send it."
As this recipe is quite different from the one
given above, II is printed here in order that B. E.
D. Suythe may take her choice
Beat one egg thoroughly and add one scant cup
ful of sugar in which one large tablespoonful Of
cornsarch has been stirred The grated rnd and the
juice Of an orange come next, and the juice Of half
d lemon well In grating the orange be careful
to crate only the thin yelow rind Stir al, these
together and pour over the mixture one cUpful Of
boiling water. Heat until II thickens slightly.
stirring al the while Cool before using.
II should like 10 ask" continues the Netuchen
correspondent why the recipes which call for
baking powder demand twice the quantity of that
article thew did in the DAYS when baking powder
fist came into general use? II is no unusual thing
read Of four I'VE teospOonfuls to two cups Of
-four. II seems as if there must have been fall
ing off in quality. To my mind pure cream OF
tartar and soda make much better cake than bak-
ing powder. and I wish more people would use it,
y have excellent recipe for green tomato
pickles which I would send if aIr one wished it
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
CHANCES TO HELP

49, Fannie Ruuesge. q Alabama. writes that
.-- 49,, ia and unable - WORK ms IAN %
81 ,- our ...tIe children are lacking clothes ai'1
eoc~ for the winter. Her husoala :
- 10 crrv wage Garner Of the tarnlIE' can
80 80, 49,, support for the little ones 5 taken
-'as- -~ez.seut asks t5r q long coat Tor 4
~ s+-1r eve wears old The child mss Z Ae az.
cold and as vE-'er weather enc m ,,,+I. -,
- ---.---s illness This is case Tor
tre-. = Il ..-, one mas ccaL 70 se.-u- ,;, e
-silI5 So er--s r the members caino' Turns .
lefEt. .- .-r-r- there Is a claI.t T.. - =
clothing ~ t.-- r71r frsiance. Miss Maud NeI-
hcip j ,-i--. ~ fhe Erworth L5agCe on SSaten
scr. 1880 rrt~rr coIo-el scrap PC -,
lsaic Eve stockings o. taI -,
enc a;5 gwen 20 or-asa ~ ecoa to the out
tine ..C1l,f--os and VIII be very s.e.e--' -o'
see % nv be passed or 10 he''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27

Therefore. all depends upon the person. You must
know what you want yourself. II you want, most
Of all. ease position. don't dare 70 love until
--oll'ye got them secured But u you sure
Won have a love which is worth all the rest and
without y hch all the would be dross, then.
for your life don't let time, money. pride-any-
tbing-stand in the way, Take the supreme prize,
II you're worthy OF II, and if YOU. and another are
great enough 10 pay its price. n you can WORK
for it, and * cheerfully. don't let il by
There What DO you think Of that for the wis
dom OF age and experienced Absurd isn't IT. Don
come 70 when you're in love. know well
enough the awful tests that the world offers TO
Iove-the heart-breaking tests-but these only say.
Are you great enough It's the only question (;
there isn't any other. And each one answers II
for himself or herself And there's the rub We
may get the answer wrong. and NOBODY can heip
US there. 49,. ,,--,,,,
There was Lydgate in George Ehots Middle
march NO matter whether he ever lived OF not.
he is a real person. No one could have helped
him I don't ike 10 think OF him To me he Is
one OF TIE most tragic figures N All nction. and
perhaps that feeling proves that 90 mink Ike 2
man in
However when you're IN love you can read over
this letter and smile AT It's irrauonally feminine
quality It's a pity. by the way that We can :
arrange other peoples loves for them OF tsn II
a pity? Probably not. I for one. wouldn't Ike
the -esoonsihilty. Put. in any case J ? n who-4y
and utterly YOUR friend. FtLSClLLA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
WOMEN BowLERS IN CONTEST.
Tournament 70 Be Held from Now Til
January.


III. second annual ladies' championship bowling
Ornament c-sled yesterday afternoon AZ ire Har-
lem circle Bowling Palace East o-e-hurdred-and-
-ve--z-e- -t-h-st- with the Apache. TaIapoosa and
'i-lce- LirEs clChs a. the alleys. Members OF the
s-s- named club are: Ms. Zehder Mrs. BroEr.
Mrs Eo--. Ms. Kennedy and Mrs. G-7fenecEer;
~ me S. -c-d Ers. Never AIRS. Crawford. Mrs.
Nsrrd7-ser. 1lrs. Rohitzek. Mrs. Ireland and
Mrs. Louis Hafer. and Of the third. Mrs
2. C. E---khau--. Mrs. G. Tllrlch. Mrs II
Neaee- Miss "COPPER" and Mrs. :. E-hler. For
IKE GAYS each week from now until January
che tourname-- viii continue every afternoon. six
--el clubs having errereE-tke Apache. Crescent
cortland. Harlem Circle. Friendship. Golden Links
X C.. :. Golden Rod. Lustige Frauen. or jolly
Ladies oi Staten Island. Offenders. Focdles. CT
Astoria. Rose5ales. TaIaooosa. West Si6e hide
f,en5e--S. SCION and Lore-e-
The schedule for the remainder q the week Is:
To-day-Crescert Harlem Circle and Scion. To-
rlo-row-Golder Roc. L1relel ou- Cortland Tlurs-
.sy-Wes- side Independent Clear5er ard Jolly
ladies" Friday-Frieudsair *. @. :. and As
-r-la P5o5les.
There are Only cash prize this year these az
r--catirE S5a The Ers- prize being So. Double
--aadules wiz DC rolled on The Harlem Circle alleys
ra5er ne direction Of George Kum7. who So sue
,@ssfulIy handled the wouan's tournament last
scar il t-is he VIII Be- assisted oy T. ~. Prior
.-.. John Eoste- and II. Elunp.
D-. Il. Timm. tae father of bowling made the
fue-1rE address yesterday afternoon. Among The
most enthusiastic members Who 1aye t1e success
tf rhe tournament al heart aye Mrs. Louis Hatfen,
-t-s saurl LT-s Neuie Lester and Mrs ErgcI-
-s-5- rlr last NAMED being au bur accorded the
aupions-fp already The Ladies RI Liberty. the
Brooklyn I've whose member. Mr. n kersel. vson
she championship last year. have not entered this
Jealousy is Suggested IS The cause % this Mrs
Sc Benson. holding the words champ iOuzh1 ID
fr-r..e coz tests is shining lEL- among rle new
-.--r-e She IS d member az the Friendship Club.
l--- a. E---ker and Mrs. :. Gardner. represent
.-z -ne U-.tel I3oNllng CLUBS q Csie9so. have
.rs-lerEe4 are cnar-l-1 PLAYERS ot New-horE
This Will determine rC contest
r.--z Ta----y Tor The champ lo-sliD 90 America.
ire r----e -e las been accepted. and the interest
2. -rr Harlem Circle alleys kee--y Increased
----..-r.
----t Was much enthusiasm SHOWN Yesterday
-e-a--r-- srr-rg JIs players. frt.-re- C- al ages
a--oruarie1 rhetr mothers. and FitL one or Two
f-rr-.-I---- various CLUBS CON posed entirely
al --a--.r. women. number 90 men eagerly
watched --r ec1-tnE and seemed IS enthusiastic ally
-.---zr-- The rl1Var= r1ruSe-Te- Ar.n hand
~-.--.~v and --ee si0-e-iv an Involuntary cheer
a-ar-.s r.s- and Opening q The rClr-s -uer.-
VS. eH-r-sr-er 1us0iclDlz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
THINKS FOR cEEER.

NJ Clarence Burns. President q the l. = ..
,-.------e with thanks the box OF clothing sent
r. eo- distribution among deserving people so
avs thar nearly al ot it has been gwen IL -
Sag -, v-ar77 Jacket which was n the
- -, co - 4 poor woman who scrubs ana
,- ., --,--7rt 2 -sck husband ana two children
- Burns also Acknowledges the recent o. d
- -1-.--,--.-fz T. has been sent % worthy
young gil - ,z-.-.,
-. =, --,--l- Mrs L. 4. Myers az New Jersey.
- - -7-.+'-f-r cares ard -af-1v-o~l -'e0es
ie- -,- converse writes from New tiamp-
r. * v9-v grateful Cor the copy OF I ne
- 7--- N-ev-s- sent her from tlle once / ne
Folr --.-- - mas just been contrib
800 viii 70 10 her TO-DAY, ~ - , r4il5 81
--t-se-re wishes To express her gra & ~
-z-l-e 20 IF books ara 10Y = 4ltt-- si-- 0-
~e-r--4 her on her h-rtildeZ- .,-,1-s has come
-nent and ttt2IlhS Lt1 SollC
a 80 -. Hart. q Connecticut Ior. inc
[o 81 shan be satisfied, which rNo =, . she
L-'l-- re~ ut is Delu-ltul poem SIC
.- 49, s.a-,l an 50 glad 20 have H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
-rrTERs OF IN OLD MAID.

Dear John. don't in the least n see 3, .lnine Elm in
round Di' o- .,,-,f-al afraid OF things, ana en-
corsls'e-'' -, sfe-tions tsome Of tleInl--shouiu
.ys ed ' ~ hey best friends among men that Ss. sss
eI 5eeTe IN se freedom Of women IN an p'I And
matters. 'o- -, whom a man would caA
am ui--Ae ,ra- haven't the devotion 10 a
nnascull1e. N .-.,.,arize. them Causes" with
,srahiy 60 down before persons. ano o,,, any
Ting more opeessy feminine than 'a at ~, Io oaly
noInt out 70 you. AND YET you ',,,h something
man "-o - -. --rled !mpereonal admiration and.
which may r - sraeequate nose and general
IN Of muscular development has Ief ,vs., mon re
-,orked You are Just Ike man mss , S I3'
taking Il as a compliment ioI - ar, !, An
-, g. !, II were Intended for the other a'lH9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27

-. .-oa+sd with respectful consideration
- -. dif1c,lt sex: and I am utterly ana SCI
.--rlacentlv sure that you mean soHle' inns 'S-S
t.o ~ that ircomprehensible phrase. Inc oilS
,rorhle IS that It is like the phrase IL
Bah Ballads;
~. -.-,,a sn,-i- roll. N the melody Of souls
Ms gen" a. s,tT but don't knew what it means
IT, ~,s, an agreeable hypothesis. III assume that
81. 1ss-s that YOU recognize in me a certain Kin
-, ~ thought in matters that interest you, WHICH
90, would have expected 70 ind only In man.
and IL YOU do mean that don't tell NE i
5on'tD. I like il much better than the comp"Ieue
,75fnarfly Paid TO womankind. II pleases ne DOWN
20 the ground -. aba
-bA-a,s danger II IL however: you might TAX
nv advice On matters in which am conspicuou7y
lacking in wisdom. When tell you 10 Aeep "a
ofrtunents at the risk Of your life. to square Ou'
Al your msfortunez 10 carry your ouroei.s -
antIv. or 70 make the two blessed WoElS
play" the main article in your ce'u, -,
whereof I sneak. In sure Of my ground Do as
when I warn YOU with all my heart agalliS' -
opinions and the advice OF some oleeF III in the
worn cynical men. whose staIlo3 snI,-5 and
Su.-Ss, 49, tna4 YOUR urspotted banner siioU-
follow theirsi But-in some matters. ,or a.aupIe
~ -rrsst ne m The least Ike an oraGIe' T -
knows you may follow ..r,-i5Iv n-ildencc.
I-bere,s E 5eal az caution in me 70 pe Su,,d7e1
could warn YOU forever az ~ tba hidden reefs
OF tholthtlesS and unworthness-in snoIt,
against all forms OF ur7 p5t when il comes 10
sfac &c. r,orev or personal price OF IN,
worlds opinion. az barriers 70 So Avoid me, You
aeht autl7eI, ~, raid and not an embltteIeu on
aIy ideals are ridicaIouIi 70 seen others disillu
tie So NE are never affected 10y the ui nm
sionrrerts Of others. We have 20 eNP''
ourselves 20 be Of love the more realize that
there are as many Ailas u ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
GRAPE CATSUP.

Mrs Lyon. OF Golden Bridge. is good enough to
send not only the baked Indian pudding, but also
one for grape catsup. which, she says. is very
delicious This new department. she remarks,
'is great addition TO the Woman's Page Here
IS the catsup recipe:
wash and stem tart grapes; cook until tender
Rub through a colander. To every three pints Of
pulp add one pound OF brown sugar. cupful OF
Vinegar a heapirg teaspoouful each OF ground Gin
1sm0n alIspice. mace. salt and white pepper and
half teaspoonful OF ground cloves. Boil steadily
with frequent s-irriEgs) until the Catsup is reduced
- less than hat the original quantity. and IS very
thick When cold bottle and cork tight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
PIES LIKE MOTHER MAKES

II Y. Elizabeth. " J.. contributes pumpkin
pie recipe. which she says, with a good crust
will cause the husbands to say its nearly as good
as mothers pies"
The ingredients required are three giIls Of pump
kin one gill Of milk. one gill Of sugar. two eggs.
one teaSpoOnful each OF cinnamon and salt two
teaspoonfuls Of ginger. tablespoonful OF bran
dy and one teaspoonfuI Of mace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
-.on r1,N roe \ RlRTHDAT

A. r4,--v y GoodeIL the 'siut-in' friend OF
--e,fa tells Of r.ce way to celebrate ulF, -l-
5s-. -niz week Two 6lrthday ann = -a7,er1ber
l- - I'm, something 70 somebody ~ho neeos
~. z, writes. why would that net be gooo
.-, z--~- the day viii be brighter for
org - ~ ms 10 matter how slInP.s Inc
,.i- 40 re n viii give pressure . s ,rerr
Li-, f-- e1sE plan and a pIactlc-- one - wei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-27
CULTURE OF vIoLETs.

W. to-e ago request was printed FOR informa-
,fo- on the winter cultivation OF violets. r. 5,
the correspondent. said she had two dozen plants
that she wanted to grow in the house for the sake
% the bloom through the winter The following
suggestions anent the care q violets nave peel'
received from H:
,-t,.,- +b.. have hIooned in the spring will
-'I'tf. -o+ bloom again before February or
March They should b. well cut back leaving oI.-HE
eol5 crown in the centre. and all runners
sbS7.Id be- cut of as they appear. Ihese root
easily. and may be planted Ior LoIgge Ist They
make plenty Of leaves bit will not nov gel er' b ~
,..-e nj Them well Back, and protect them VIZ
4@s-e from freezing. she have MOVERS pIopdots
n March Cl0 ti'-' " ~ - ere started IN the
snrfrg and obtain their growth by the aLt4Gn,n- II
- i--e~esfi17g article the propagatlth dItL
Al a pe published the " oman $
Pee next Sunday.
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IGNORANCE.

IRON The Detroit Free Press
Ignorance" ~ are afFured- rs re t-e- oo-
ftstlt ir Il.e v-sv q universal Taccinaflon-
Ole "a 49, nlosf unfortunate things aoout lRflp,
rrlre Il lie crtl-stance Of rs 1cing more painful
~ fcf-telv fhau SUB 5ecttrrly 49,. ..--.-.-
-lrf1crF even 81 orr urne are iH - LyF'tt7
r. 'ai attitude Of Er LlE-or. $50 sale.
.. rather know less Than kIoW 50 Macy ln-@ss
tl1t Ant 40"
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QUESTION OF ETIQUETTE.

= a woman who has a number Of calls 20 make.
instead of making her calls gives an afternoon
tea or reception and invites those to whom she Is
owing caIls-doss this cancel her OBLIGATIONS. ana
does il necessitate the part Of those invited
calls again - rr---,,-,- 9.
VIII some one kindly answer in your HolseW w.
T7e,,s rt-7e-r or in one the many always inter-
ee-inC ana instructive sections Of the delightful
PAGE
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AUTUMN TAILOR GOWNS.

An opportunity which will be appreciated by
every woman who happens TO be in need Of
tailor made gown is offered to the feminine
public by A. A. Weingarten & Co. ladies' tailors.
No. 81 Sixth-ave.. near Forty-fourth-st- For the
present week this firm viii take orders for tailored
costumes to be made OF imported materials, in the
latest fall and winter styles, with silk Innings
throughout. for S45. the regular price being $50.
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NOTLL y.

All letters and packages intended for the T. = -
should he addressed the Tribune Sunshine society
Tribune Building, New-HOrk City. VI the above al
5rcs = carefully observed communications intended
TO- Tire r : : will be less likely to go astray- The
Tribune sunshine society has connection with any
.r.r organization or publication using the WORD
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tasteful one IS
enlireEtlv sim
pie at rL a
same -ue trlt
ir a. booming
e q graceful,
arE can be
made from "a
variety u ma
-erlaIz. = the
case e the
original how
ever the fab
nc As q ne
-~el rr1IEr IN
blue q q G
black and the
trim min s
hands of back
velvet ribbon
The cape col
lar with its
fru which
falls over che
shoulders / g
peculiarly ef
ctlke. q r =
gives I n e
1r0 O pin 3
shoulder lines
WI On "a 4 e
Charact erlstic
81 abe season
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JUST WANTED TO BLUFF.

From The Chicago News
why is Ethel crying
she made up a scheme 10 scare JACK by stand
ing before him and starting pull of her en-
gagerneut ring"
did she carry Il OUT 49,. .
yes. and ths ring really came OF She didn't
know loose