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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-31

officers as some OF our m%ir1fonaIres arr
anxious that their daughters should mate
with the broken-down Duke and Earls O,
Europe.
An omcer of rank has no trouble in get.
ting a wife. and it is the generally &c.
cepted fact that the wife should brine
enough TO support the husband.
| Penniless officers expect to marry rich
girls. They realize their own market value
and Insist upon the price.
According to law, an officer must marry
money. IL he has no money himself. Such
money Is put into funds which cannot de.
terlorate. and the increased income there.
from Is supposed to maintain the family
as becomes that Of an officer and a gentle.
man.
GOO.
The average officer wants much more
than this. his hope is a catch with a for
tune OF q hundred thousand dollars or more.
he does not hesitate to ask his prospec-
i've iatner-ih-iaw how much he expects to
give. and In certain cases If the matter IL
not definitely stated the wedding is of,
1 am told that the cost of the army is
rapidly increasing.
This is not so much in tho amount paid nv
the Government, but in the enormous Sims
which have to be contributed by the people
to enable their sons to maintain themselves
In, good military style.
The German Government, in fact, does
not spend as much on Its War Department.
including pensions, as we do upon our War
Department and pensions.
In 1so2 the total cost Of the German Army
vas about s1ie,o0, ooo, and its pension ac-
count about sS, oOo. making a total OF
S1s5. o0e. 600.
During the same year we spent in round
numbers sll2, COO, c0 Upon our War Depart IT
meat ana $Es.VO.WO for pensions. or In all
Se.o 600 more than the Germans.
SOLDIERS WHO RECEIVE
SIX CENTS A DAY.
The actual expense hers. however. is equal
to two or three times what the Government
pays.
There are 100000 private soldiers in Ger
many who receive from s to IL cents a day
outside their rations. The rations are poor
and they must have more to supplement
them.
The result is that every family which has
q son in the army supplies him with a
weekly or monthly allowance as greet as
u can AFFORD. and the total of these allow
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-31
CARE OF THE HAIR IN SUMMER o
~ By Marion Martineau.

Laura-A friend Of mine h.s bs~n 49,
nted by reading your articles on the $3.50.
ment of ~blackheads.
l. nave tried the same treatment NrV
cess. ' s"Sn' suor
10 cure blackheads you must keen m
me treatment. You can not take out biaeS-
mms. sha Expect them to stay away. Yeu
Must steam the face by applyin~ hne
cloths. Then you must wash II n -. y
water. ~ IN sosp ma
Aiter you have rinsed II q doxen tsu..
you VIII hnd that there ara vev ~ hS.sS.
neaos lelt In the skin. But Won Nm -.
W 40 this two or three times a veet -
skin. "0 eA'u1e OF your
IN Is~
ahere are skins that will gather bi.es:
foor skfn-For blackheads try tsspen,i
water. ~ soap aho
This may be difficult If your fac. has.
sage 1t every night with a v.rv M, ~
s.een, and this Will tend to strengthen yoSr
ssin ana make its texture tougher ana ~.
anIe to stand the weather. -
"ood Frlend-There Is no charge for -
vice IN this column. 10
n,re H"d will give Won my very ~
oIIn,o7- lnciose a se'f-nddressed stampe6
- u W TVI SeNd money 49,
The a1v!ce Is free to all who ,..a ~
beauty columns. you NV
inqufrinr Reade--The massage. yor,er .,a
me electric needle can be bought ~ ,nv
electrical supply house.
a B--My nose Is covered with UttIe vel.
low spots and has been covered With then
CT? '""e '"snn
Are the yellow spots. as YOU caIr them
1reckles? II so. you can. no doubt. tai.
mem of with the freckle cure given NOT
lon- ago. ""
Freckies-My face is thickly covered with
iseckies, and my skin is DESTROYED With
them Off?
Freckle lotions have been frequently ,4v..
mere. They are freckle washes which viii
.ake OF summer freckles, but II yours an
the deep yellow kind that are constitutional
win some skins you WIFI have to use some
th.nc that is more heroic. =
when you write tell me how ionS you
nave had the freckles.
Linette-Try this formula: Take Of pur,
mutton tallow one ounce: of oil NJ .y.ss
Almonds. two ounces; and of ermae
half an ounce.
Melt together over the fire. Take ~ .
and. while cooling. add a few drops Of of Q
o, rose geranium- Use as 4 cream for facs2f
and neck. T~Ds /,
To Miss ESQ you tried my method Tor
removing superfuous hair. And yoa found
1t entirely effective? am so Rla6. ND
disbursement in your case was great, and
you have cause to be thankful.
To Miss K.-Certainly. I can guarantee
In every case to cure superfiuous hair. re-
moving It permanently from the faca or
from any other spot.
1t will not be an entirely painless opses.
ton. for the mere pulling Of the hair hurtps
a little, but It does not make one M any.
more than the use Of the comb In the coms.s.
ing Of the locks. which is sometimes psiu-
full = lr5
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-31
FREOERZCH ~
z7S>x5AP rs oDER X000 an,
Observation-Disclosures AN0 "a
I9. aN2Z SANSHDDR.

some such babies on their Ntum O.0AN
, many a. grown-ups have been compelled to
pay such fines.
I heard Of 4 case OF one man who had
served several Year, IN the army Of the
United States.
He returned here on the death Of his
mother to look into her estate. and this fns
"hich had been assessed against him was
demanded. He could not nav II and ~.
sent to jail.
1t took the best efforts Of tho American
Ambassador to get him eut,
Another more recent case was that Of tvo
OF our rich business men.
They had left Germany a. little boys. had
sro"n up As American citizens and h,d -
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-05-31

turned ners. fnfMAAe D Say Q esuyas q
yeafy a EDUCATE their ehildrsn.
A long ~ they remained at Q ho1a 10
notice was taken Of them. but q few msuShs
ago they rented Oats and began 10 .furnash
them.
This brought their names to the DolioA
who have to keep track Of such thfnan Tor
taxes.
Their records were examined. and thsy
were ordered to leave the country, for no
lice reasons. within eight day..
They protested. but so far their prus6se
ma been OF no avail. and they may yet aeed
sne ntefcession of the American Amba0a.
cor before they can stay.
FRANK G. CARPEN"
Copyright. 1903 by F. q. Carpenter.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23
Glass Plaat Destroyed.

1kSsPIittsburg s1ay 2O.-Fireythat start
in the GIenshaw. Glass plant at
GlenshaW. destroyed thatM.p1ant. the
plant offsfhe Wilmer BricKseompany,
the Jackson and. Murray hotels and
the residence, of John H.. Meyers, the
bandsomest in the town. The loss is
$500 0OO.
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~. " :
p. THE: tIME FOR PLAY.
;. ..*a-
"Cid ,Go.qon Graham's" Opinion

"oid 'Gorson yGraham's" Opinion Of
/. T. Its Value.
Of course, a1i.1his is going to tale
SO much time and Thought that you
won't have a very wide margin left
7 for geAs+.especially in the afternoons.
X simply %Jaentsdn- this in passing, be-
cause Sec. in the Chicago papers
which have. been, sent me that you
We're among the players on the links
one afternoon a fortnight ago. Colts
a niGe, foolish. game, and there amt
airy harm in it. so far as l know ex-
cept FOR. the ba1ls-the stiff balls at
the beginning, the lost balls In the
middle. and the: hishhbaal}}s.' at the end
oflthe game. Rut.ay0tk fellow who
wants to be "a .baSf.s Butcher. hasn't
much daylight-to waste on any kind
of links except .sausass. links.
OF course, a mar silD,iMs have a GER
tain amount of play, just as a boy is
entitled to a piece Of pie at the end
of his dinner. but he don't want to,
make a n,sAAlssof il Apy y who lets
sinkersffafR the place of bread and
meat gets BILIOUS pretty young; and
thAjeSss fellows who haven't any job,
except. to blow the cid mans dollars,
area good deal like the little niggers
in the %pie-eatiDg contes. at the Coun:
ty Fair4-they'Ne a-Dlenty of pastry
ksI they're attracting a heap Of at
IGNITION, but they've got a stomach
ache coming to them by and by
From Letters frcm a Seif-Made Mer-
chant to His Son." by George Horace
Lori'ner. BY permission of Small,
Maynard e CO., Publishers, Boston,
Mass.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23
THE WIDOWS HARD LOT.
Unfortunate Woman Had Real Cause
IS. for Conulaint.

Unfortunate Woman Had Real Cause
=: for Complaint.
The country minister has to sympa-
tliize with all his parisllioners in
their SORROWS, and has to enter into
their affairs as a friend. A widow
calLsd upon a clergyman the other
day, She seemingly desired to re-
lieve her mind of something which
oppressed her, but experienced. some
difficulty. in coming to the subject.
The !evaand' gentleman listened to
her reaaI1ss for some time, and then
hoping to hurry matters, exclaiufefs
MY good woman You. see l cad. be,
ct no service to yen till you tell me
Whattit is that troubles you"
We'll, sir" said the woman, sum.
moning sufi cient courage, I'm think,
in OF settin' married again
Oh" exclaimed the minister, that
is it. Let me see, this is very. tres
quent, too, surely. How many bus
bands have you had?"
We'll, sir,". replied the Widow in =
tone more Of bitterness than Sorrow
'this is the fourth. I'm sure the
never was a woman SO acompletl
tormented with such. a set of d.
as I've been, SIR -
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23
.TELEGRAPHic eREvuTYEs.

Y ai|The Mississippi river is very high
'orA Tetuan, Morocco, is still Threatened
" the hostile tribes. 49,.
y ssFire in the toHsh NJ is,
a..aSdestroyed fifteen bdfktingg IGE:
lg Floss ~ofss$50,O00. .s $500
1.-THE Masonfc Temple
lSIch.5,s;gNas HestroyedNeh TN 9Sy
7ening;;&SehtaaaIinlg Qsoo1lD9agy5
savsHkshsfSSarpm i Nhe' Hrst
flaalsRacessssszs nm, mn AsNkS.Golunssa and Re.
&. 5gteTsISdaxksE4ggaasaaby suffering
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nov lssing the.
SsSssASil 81 SCORES.
Ayatisisl Lssnue. ssss
tAHFsoklya GlaslfnatIs
sSsS AtEssGkaa3 Hand Washington, Il
Msgssss hknnrefiissins asAssociatiors
sIsI' 1 assss ]
y S1 ,ssIndianapolis, {.
r. Columbus; l5.
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RsImsy cos,al44lslIa|ssar,... adjourn.

pittsnurs, Mfssz4AThe5 twenty
ninthsbiennial c6afSSsnattiDnag Of the Order
sssof RAILWAY ConductaaEsoo America ad-
Ssstourned To meet III Portland, Gre. in
1905 +. e. smith3sof Detroit, Mich,
was re~elated grand inside sentinel.
and UMC.4a Ferguson Of Ogden, Utah,
@eyandaofltAde sentinel. s. !.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23
Neia Chen *.

Yale has dc.e~ 9 y ~.
requiring cf r.9~ ir... ",
college in athletic HER. 5" Ne:
lines that they ,acia al .,a.>N !.
1875 per cent higher tran { at e4;sM
ed from other students. Moreover
the literary men will rot be dis3ua1i,
fed for the literary organs of the cal
lege by being under warning for low
standing.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23
coroner's Verdict in Yeaoer Case.

Kokcmo, Ind, May 2O,-The coro-
ner's Inquest has closed in the Yeager
murder case. A verdict will be rem
deIred that Louis Yeager came to his
death at the hands of a person of per-
sons unknwon. The woman who was
een with Yeager at the time of the
murder has not been found.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23
Charcoal Eph's Daily Thouqht,

when All hears er man yellin'
amen like er boilall explosion" said
Charcoal Eph at tie trustees meet.
ing, All wants t. listen an see how
BIZ ef noise hit makes when he drap
dat ancn in de collection basket,
Nistah MISUNDERSTANDING News.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23
Hon. 3. =. Homes Is Dead.

NPittsburg, May 2O.-Hon. B. F..
jones. chairman of the Republican
natiopal committee during the Blaine
campaign of 1884, and founder of the
Jones 6 Laughlin steel works, died
suddenly Tuesday from nervous pros
tration.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23

- Chicago. MaA 20.-The, marriage Of,
FIsn sss a lef2tge unitads States.
AM anas s',rv and non Vice PRESIDENT of the
CIV national baSlk.p f New York City,
, amI Miss Narcfssi Cqx .,.pf this city
..u,aa Celebrated. sarsChiisF7 fheasTmeds
I npisI1o T. p. Merssr 5fssCMelnnsti and
Bishop Gs2S|p, zs9ia@ j g agta 9iI;
jim ioq al sasSYy: as; Mn: Wander
paper mann naa9eiRrlts has beer
especially pr Rmssl. Astu9iyelslt anu
social circles13e yhile' Nae brides at
,ensay clasg3 the men Of the
x sis nariy1nIded some we'll known
D,sn aa,ar hen E. W. Harden was
u X, HI SinaA The ushers. were
n. I, ,aanS "a. Eoxprother of the bride,
J p1atosford j, Kanaugh, George AIDE.
Dissn 1cSrey E Anas Higgins. John
q Mat.utSheds1Y sa1ph1t3pbart, Charles
yrAhsssnd.AiH yohnssp.; 2 !.
kEEFs E THREE RouNDs.
: Young cdr II Quickly Disposes Of.
6l6k1 lis Fighter.
81. I8dl w., MAJ, 2r:--"Young
RrbettsSasily hsposedfor Jack keefe
% EaAAstM9St. Louis here; ~knorni.z the
tst slider out in .the.thiM roNrsI
k<efe started ott,fast ahaskept Yorhg
Cobett#busy blocking in the frst4a
round. 4Coroett encouraged JackAN
thesecond round. but sent him GtdaatH
fool oncef In the third ke~efesstartkd
In With great Determination Alright
TO .tfa stomach and left to thes3aw by
CorbYt ended hostilitiesl Kesfe being
completely knockedgoiits
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23

Americans Qualify for Auto Races.
Paris, May 2O.-C. Gray Dinsmore,
w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr., and "Tod"
Sloane were among the Americans
who qualified during the day for the
section of the Paris-Madrid automo-
bile race, which starts from Versailles
at 3 o'clock next Sunday morning.
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you CAN FIT YOURSELF
|&gR: 6: 6: .Mgee.s -
$l.OO GLASSESl
Instructions Free
AoENTs WANTED WRITE TO JAMESTOWN, N, D.
Goes Out.

EEe-ETVCT. Gees OUT.
PaEguitch, Utah, May 2O.-The
reservoir at Path, On the Panguitoh
branch Of Servoir river, went out
early on the morning of May 16.
che damage is said to be heavy, but
no lives were lost. The reservoir was
being built to supply water for an ex-
tensive system of irrigation.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23
Lumber Ward on Fire.

Houghton,, Mich, May 20.-The saw
mill and lumber yards of the Dollar
Bay Land and Improvement company
at Dollar Bay ere alre, and serious
damage is threateded. &
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-05-23
1ncendiaris,n suspected.

Kenton, MAY 2o.-The plant Of the
Kenton Toy Manufacturing company
burned during the day. The loss is
100000; insurance $4,000. Incen,
.diarism is suspected.
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Get your pictures framed and
thus avoid their becoming des-
troyed. Casey-Marshall Co., does
raining at reasonable figure.
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Before Contracting for your
house or barn or any other build
ing, please be sure and figure with
the Mandan Mercantile Co., who
are in a position to make the low
est bids on building complete.
We have built all of the modern
dwellings west of the Missouri
River and would take pleasure in
referring reference. Have also
built some large modern stores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-02
prema, sc asoma TN alma de
una ingenuidad celeste!. +. Hav

prema. sc asoma TN alma de
una ingenuidad celeste!. Hay
en- su persona algo de alado E
inefable.. lQue feliz sera ell
hombre que alcance su cariflo!....
Media vida daria 20 porque me
abriera su coraz5n purisimo, por-
que escribiera mi nombre en-
ell.
Isl ella pudiera comprender
hasta que punto la quiero, con
que adoraci6n venero a mis- So
las en- mi pecho su idolatrada
imagen!. Mafiana. malana Sc
decide mi suerte. -. iElla ira a
su palco, asistira al estreno Y
me vera salir llamado por ell pu.
blico, aclanado en- triunfo!. >.
iDios mio, que momento cuando
clave en- mi sus genlelos! =. :. Me
conocera de seguro. iQue sor-
presa!. Ell autor es ese joven
que a todas parties la sigue, de-
vorandola con los ojos. -. Su
sombra. Isl supiera ell inf1ujo
que ha ejercido en- mi espiritu!. =.
Isl supiera que sus miradas de
angel me han hecho honrado y
dece elte, que trabajo desde que
la conozco!. -. iAh!. .iComo
puriflca ell amor!. -.
w
-Pero les cierto 10 que me
dices?. :. Ell, ell hombre de HE
10, el impenetrable, el esceptico,
la carcajada andando -.
10 que Dyes. -. Sc prendo
como una bestia de una aristo-
crata, con uno de esos amores
delirantes que llevan a la locu-
ra, y la misma noche en- que le
silba1on su primer drama, per-
dio la razon; hoy esta en- TN ma
nicomio. .Anda, acompaname
a beber esta copita de ginebra....
iDesde que a Luis lie hugo ell
Juicio, la tomo solo todas las
noches!.
Alfonso Perez Nieva.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-02
VIDA BOHEMIA

ra otro traguito para sacudir la
helada!.. T s3a' soiq
-Vaya, amigo. sHasta mana
na... Me largo a mi cuchitril. L..
y 20 al milo. Adios.. e
- II =
-.iMe ha reventado el maldi-
to!... Podia haber empezado por
decirme que no le convenia Ell
original y no traerne arriba y
abajo, como un zarandillo, para
devolvermelo despues. Y aho-
ira, ique va & ser de mis- botas y
de mi chistera, que aguardaban
el dinero de csc hipopotamo, con
la esperanza de descansar?... Ma
da, estan condenadas & servicio
eterno. =. Por 10 1nico que me
allegro de que no me hayan to-
mado la novela, es por el casero;
va tiene para ratio. >. tEa!. :.
Los duelos con pan son menos;
hagamos TN policiaco reglstro
en- el bolsillo. -. iGinco pesetas
|y tres perros grandes!. iPero
81 soy rico!. -. Almorcemos. :.
me muero de hambre. -.
MARIA Santisima, que mu-
ier!. ..iQue pies, que manos,
fque talle. que cuerpol. .iYo no
he visto nunca NADIA tan gallar-
dol. Parece una andaluza injer.
ia en- una inglesa!.. Mira como
Carmeny anda como Ofelia. De
cididamente. la gazuza inspira.
Isl no hubiera tenido apetito,
no hubiera escrito Cervantes ell
Quijote!. ~ debe estar bien
de cuartes, porque lleva buena
ropa!. ..iQue lastima!. - ST an
duviera mejor trajeado. :. Me
|gusta de veras. -.
iEa!. tEn que cafe acam-
|po?. ..Sentare mis- reales en- el
lngles. que es mas proximo. 9.
IDonde Sc ha metido mi ru-
bia?. .iAlli va. -. Parece que
|]leva el mismo camino que yo....
lSera soltera1. No debe de SER
10; no iria sola...... Viuda 8 ca
sada; no cabe dudarlo. II que
no me placen a mi unas y otras!
i Hombre!.. Por ALI viene Jua-
nito Melaza, el revistero de sa-
lones.-. LA saluda!.. Ell me va
a decir quien es.. LA Baronesa
del Sauce?. lEh!- isl me fgu-
raba 20 que era una hembra de
campanillas!. iHola!. Ell res
taurant. tQuieres acompaflar-
me, chico?.. Pues adios. iSe-
nora. a los pies de usted.. que
no cambio 20 poe sus gracias las
de mi morena, una botellita de
Valdepe1as que pienso consu-
mir ahora mismo!..
-iDios mio!. .. iYo neceSito
elevarme, llegar hasta ella, que
sepa que le adoro!. .iNo. no pue-
de ser una estatual. iPor aque-
Hos ojos dulces. de placidez su-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-02

Dye. iQue demonios dice
ese peri0dico, que pones esa Ca
ia tan extrafla?. -.
Que acabo de leer la noticia
del suicide de Pepe Lopez. Sc
atribuye el hecho a disgustos
amOrOSOs. 80.
lila eterna novela de los
veinte amos, en- que el corazon
esta lleno todo de una sonrisa
de mujer!. De flo Sc habra ma
tado por aquella famosa rubia. =.
Pero, seflor ique afan por divini-
Ear un ser de simple barro, del
barro ordinario y comt1n, que so.
10 aprovecha para ladrillos!. .. Els
querer enmendarle al Supreme
Hacedor la plana. Adam sc
aburria solo en- Ell Parafso, y le
crearon una compafera para
distraerse; hay que fijarse bien
en- este: para que tuviera con
quien hablar. iPues mol. Vie
ne ell hombre, Sc prenda de unos
ojos negros, y cuando esos ojos
negros no Sc dignan mirarle. 4.
ipum!.. TN tiro, y los sesos al al
re. iQue animal tan inferiorl. =.
mo opinas tn ash? -.
Tan opino, que yo tengo
clasificada a la mujer entire mis-
baratijas superfuas; esta des-
pues de la boquilla del puro y
antes del baston. -.
bravo, chico!. Eres mas
il6sofo del que me fguraba..
Pues yo tambien he hecho mi
SYNOPSIS respecto a tai punto.
va sabes que ell genero humane
sc diferencia t1nicamente de los
demas animales en- que Sc en-
cuentra precisado a condimen-
tar sus alimentos para conner
ESQ de la rszon es una pura far
sa.. Corriente. Mis- defnicio-
mes parten, por tanto, siempre
del estomago. iMira!.. La mu-
jer es TN quintal de carne de
falda que Sc resiste a la coccion,
y Ell amor I'm flete durisimo, de
vaca vieja, de los que no hay
quien les meta ell diente. lChi.
COL. Yo no creo en- nada!.. La
1nica verdad de este mundo es
la ginebra.. Observe que no
me atiendes. Vete a paseo.
-iEh, no te duermasl. .. Va
monos, que estan cerrando 80.
-Vamonos -. Las tres. :.
La gran hora para andar a gus
to por la calle. Convencete; la
noche es 10 1nico perfecto de la
creacion y ell animal mas simpa-
tico el buho. el dios del silen-
cio.. lHas visto til algo mas
indiscreto que la luz, que no hay
NADIA que no saque a relucir?
Yo adore las tinieblas, chico, las
sombras. que todo 10 callan, in
cluso Ell estado de mi ropa -.
-lUf!. iQue bien venia aho-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-02
RON GATELL.

ssConocido tanto en- Ia isla COMO o. q
extranjeroAel magnf6co ~producto dc ID
mejor f6brica puertorriquena dc alco-
holes, puedep hacerTe los pedidos 4
FEDERICO GATELL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-09-02

-iDios mio!. :. iYo necesito
elevarme, llegar hasta ella, que
sepa que le adoro!. .iNo. no pue-
de ser una estatual. iPor aque-
Hos ojos dulces. de placidez ST.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-08

4 LUXURIOUS ADJUNCT TO THE BEDROOM. dows. one without question, two pre- ferred and three acceptable, especially when third makes cross ventilation possible. By right of good pianning foul th .'Occurrencc'' should bc a closet door. So says Annie c. Eoehfe!iow in Good Housekeeping, and as 10 some further details her views are as fol- lows:
 As the bed is the largest piece of fur, niture and the most important let the ! space allowed for it be sufficient 10 ad- init of it's standing free from walls or three sides and unless yOu wish to aid in the support of an oculist arrange it so that the occupant may have at least one unstrained position without the morning light staring him in the face. Few people realize hoy mnch more comfort might be secured by q little care in regard to the relative position of light aud eyes. A small stand at | the head of the bed should De large enough to hold q candle and matches and small clock. With the bed ar
 ranged for. try to have the entrance door swing toward it and 10 degree screen it when the door is open6d. | As in the average bedroom it is nec-
 essary to have portable washstand. so portable screen should be cOnsd-
 cred necessary article of furniture; l not a fiimsy affair with turnings to
 catch the dust and gauzelike draperies,
 but substantial frame extending quite t0 the floor and substantial
 covering extending oyer the hinge joints. Also it. should turn in the shape of U" rather than 2ia nag .a
 flight of steps.
 From sanitary point qf view a
 painted wall surface can hardly be i'm