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CHAPTER XVI.

81 saw an old friend on the street
to-day" said Lennox, entering his
friends room one bright afternoon
some weeks later.
The man addressed looked up indif.
ferently. The suffering of the past
month had plainly left its impress,
and as Milton continued, Guess who
1t was? It seems as though all New
York were coming over In serach OF
US. to put it realistically" he betrayed
no interest in either questioner or
question.
well, II you won't guess or show
the slightest curiosity, I must tell you.
Dick Hayes. You remember him."
A spasm Of pain crossed Meredith's
face, ard, as hts eyes noted it, Lennox
remembered how and when the two
men had met before, as they together
had entered his box at the theater, on
that memorable evening OF the wager,
md found already seated there the
young surgeon, remembered and ST.
lently cursed his thoughtfulness at
again recalling such scene.
II forgot you knew him so Slightly"
he went on. ''Of course you would
not be apt to think OF him, but he and
were famous friends at one time.
Poor Dickl He didn't look as II the
world had used him quite well, al.
though I imagine he could attain any
end IN his profession; but he is more
silent, more reserved than ever he
did, however, rouse himself to congrat.
ulate me upon my engagement, and
asked 10 be presented to Avice. OF
course told him nothing would give
me greater pleasure, and he is to call,
believe, this evening.
"As your friend, Milton, he will of
course be welcome; but personally |
do not like the man, and IL am not
mistaken the dislike is mutual / do
not trust him, but as our paths will
probably never cross, IL matters lit.
tie"
,Oh, he is good fellow enough.
You do him an injustice. He appears
to me a man the victim Of some grand
passion--whose heart Is hopelessly
involved and feeding on Us own mis-.
cry Travis. my boy" he continued,
crossing over to where his friend sat
and laying his hand upon HIS shoulder
very tenderly, don't wear that dull
look Of misery all the timel 1t makes
me feel as though in very truth were
your murderer"
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Liked Railroads.

The energy, daring and resourceful-
ness of the Western More crowd are
now so well impressed upon the ex-
changes of Chicago and New York
that any rumor of new stroke Of
theirs receives respectful considera.
ton. Their remarkable facility OF
movement is we'll understood. When
they suddenly left the industrial field,
in whicvh they had such tremendous
winnings, and turned to the railroad
field, the fudge" casually explained
to a friend:
why, we looked over this railroad
business and decided we'd like II, so
we went into IT,"
Men who incidentally decide that
they want great railroad system,
and forthwith buy Il out Of hand, are
to be reckoned with.-Everybody'
Magazine.
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IL Cheered Him,

"My poor friend" said the reformer,
who had stopped Mr.. Rusty Ragsonn,
would speak few words of encour-
agement to you. No doubt there are
moments In your sad life when all
seems dark and drear; but I wish to
assure you that, no matter how gloomy
our existence may be. II we but look
we may discover signs Of the utmost
encouragement, and"
You're dead right, boss" answered
Rusty hurriedly. 81 see an encour.
agin' sign right now"
And he FASTENED across the street,
where a large banner proclaimed that
free lunch was served at all hours
Judge.
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pale, her fingers growing suddenly
cold within his warn, fevered grasp.
"why do you speak of death to met
God OF mercy, cannot diet"
Forgive me, Barbarai did but
warn you. Tell me, then, what II Is
now am to do for your"
"You may, perchance, find IL an
oyer-easy task" she answered, rally
ing. at is to make love to another
woman; to force her heart into love
or fear for you'll care not which, so
the feeling be dominant"
Barbara"
"Yes! You need not exclaim! IL
must be done. The task must be be-
gun even tonight, when you are. to
meet the original of the picture l
showed you on that day. 1t is impos-
sible that Milton Lennox should have
taught her to love him. It will be an
easy matter to outrun him In the race.
She marries him only in obedience to
her fathers wish. The three years
since his death have been spent In a
convent school; she knows nothing OF
men: therefore she has fallen, as the
unripe rose, into his grasp. II Is for
you to foster the bud, TO water, to
tend It; to watch each developing
leaf--to teach 1t to realize its own
beauty, it's own potency; then-to
leave 1t to wither and to perish
Barbara, this is cruel task--un-
like you. DO not condemn me to II.
"As you will, then" she replied.
coldly, drawing her hand from his
with naughty grace. "You see me
within reach of the goal, and, planting
your foot across my path, say, You
shall go no further! You. Hho have
offered me life itself"
aye! and do repeat the vow.
Command me as you will, my own. and
| obey. But will you not tell me your
purpose?"
when I am your wife. Richard. you
shall know all the secrets of my life.
| shall know rest then--rest-after
this long, this weary struggle. Oh,
do you wonder that long to reachitr
Ito Be continued.)
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Barbara Bretton's
! ~rAmbit,ion~~

other way" he continued, sadly and
bitterly, save TO renew scandal
which can only drag us all under. Is
there anything more, madam"
NO." she replied. her eyes now rest
ing yearningly on his face Except
that in that home your generosity pro-
vides, in spite of all that cruel tongues
may say, should the day ever come.
my husband land each of my prayers
TO God shall be 10 hasten It's coming),
that you should care to cross its por
tails, Barbara-your wife--awaits you.
Until then-perhaps forever-good-
bye, and God be with you."
AS she turned to leave him, a small
portrait. set in velvet met her eyes.
II was the pictured face of Avice. An
expression of malignant hate swept
across her countenance as she recog-
nized its young and smiling lovelintss.
Travis was still standing with
bowed head and lost In thought With
a quick movement OF her hand she
grasped and concealed the portrait in
the folds OF her dress, then swept on
and out to where her carriage stood in
waiting.
Leaning for back in its farthest
shadow, so that no passerby could pos.
sibly detect it's presence, sat a man
who welcomed her eagerly as she sank
on the seat beside him.
What news, dear?" he asked ten
derly. you are pale. You have I'M
dertaken too much. Why will you not
give 1t all up?"
81 humbled myself to him." she re-
piled, "as had thought never TO HUM.
BILE myself to any man. I pleaded for
his love anew. as though IL were some
priceless gift instead Of the worthless
bauble which hold 1t. The other one
was there, too-the man who has
worked me all this harm. 1t is well
the stakes | play are high enough to
make 1t worth the part must act out
to the end"
Curse him!" said the man, bitter.
ly. Curse them both! My darling,
when will you end It all and give me
the reward for which have waited
so long?"
when you have given me my re-
venge." she answered. 81 have only
one thing more, Richard, to ask at
your handsome last way in which
you can help me to my purpose. Look
we'll at this face" drawing the portrait
she had stolen from the concealment
in which she had placed 1t. 'Why do
you start?"
as 1t yours?" he asked. "It looks
as though 1t must have been your
beautiful girlhoods self"
Nonsense" she replied at is fhe
girl Milton Lennox loves-the girl
whose fair fame you are to destroy in
his eyes and in the eyes Of the world
the girl whose heart you are to
makes suffer as he has made suffer
mine. All, what do I say?? My heart?
No; that is yours-all yours. OF
course you know that. but neverthe-
less will strike at his; and this"
holding the picture aloft as though
registering a vow--'fs the weapon l
shall useI"
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CHAPTER XVII.
Barbara Plans a..

The small, daintily served and ex-
quisitely appointed table was set but
for two, as Barbara ushered her IN.
expected guest into the dining room,
where Feline stood waiting in attend.
ance.
you say you met Milton Lennox.
Did he express no surprise at seeing
you in Parls?" she questioned, as they
sat over their dessert.
Some little" the guest replied;
"but he seemed glad TO meet me again,
and l am to call this evening to be
presented to his betrothed.'
Richard"
Very low, very sweet, was the utter
ance Of his name, and the mans face
flushed as he listened. They were
alone now; Feline, at signal from his
mistress, had withdrawn out of sight
at least, though he had thought IT best
for his own purpose to be somewhere
within hearing.
Richard, you are anxious for the
reward | have promised your"
"Anxious?" he passionately retorted,
what other lesson do all these years
of patient endurance teach? For what
else have l flung ambition, the ambt
ton which was once te ruling pur-
pose of my life, to the winds? For
what else have I become as the pot
ter's clay, to be nodded for anything,
whether for veal or woe, in your
hands? For what other purpose did |
give to the world that printed lie Of
your death? Am | not yours, body,
soul, aye-honor-and all for the one
great reward you have sworn shall at
last be miner"
To those who had known the young
surgeon in earlier days it would seem
impossible that that calm, dark face
had hid this slumbering volcano. His
eyes glowed, his breast heaved, as,
leaning forward, he gained possession
of the white, jewel-gleaming fingers,
and held them INTERESTINGLY in his.
Barbara drew little closer to him;
the flowers she wore upon her bosom
waited their fragrance toward him;
the hand he touched trembled In his
hold
"You have been very patient" she
said, softly. IL have much to be CRATE
full for; but told you from the first
how long ago 1t seems!-that until I
reached the goal no temptation could
allure me from the path so clearly
marked that 1t seemed imprinted in
fire. l can almost see the end now.
It is for you. Richard, whose strong
arm has thus upheld me, to help me
reach It"
my darling" he murmured, how
glad I.shall be when you are ready TO
give 1t upl 1t Is telling on you. Bar
bara. It is sapping your life strength.
VIII you not let the physicians yer.
dict speak through the lovers lips ?
Your heart will not suffer all this ex-
element which Is feeding on. itself.
Take care lest, at the moment Of yosr
triumph, II does not escape you
through-death! oh. my darling. that
anything fashioned In such exquisite
mold should turn back to the clay
from which the heavenly sculptor's
hand has modelled IT."
"Hushl" she exclaimed, turning
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A GREEK THEATER.
An Exact Copy of One Recently Built
in San Francisco.

An Exact Copy of One Recently Built
in San Francisco.
The new open-air theater Of the Uni
versity of California, in which Presi-
dent Roosevelt spoke on May IL to a
large audience of scholars, students
and distinguished citizens of Califor-
MIA, is the only structure OF the kind
in America. 1t Is an interesting fact
that the theater is almost exactly SINH
lar in proportions to the famous Thea.
ter of Dionysius. 40 was the custom
among the old Greess, the guiding
stands In a grove of fhe tryef, Its ex-
IRENE dimensions are, 49, $iye of the
colonnade, 255 feet in bEaHfR,by 1914
feet in depth, the stage btlng' S5 by
154 feet in size. The material is con-
create and 1000 persons can be seat
ed comfortably on the benches. The
roof will be of tiles, and the stage will
be colored in accordance with classic
tradition.-Harper's Weekly.
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Worth Trying.

The ambitious librettist rubs his
brow In deep thought.
II do WISH" he muses., that could
think up some absolute novelty for my
next comic opera"
"a valuable plan." we comment.
II want something that none Of the
rest have; something that the public
is not looking for; something that will
take the audience completely by sur
prise"
Here little man that we have often
seen In the back seats of the theater
speaks up, why don't you put In a
joke?-Judge.
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A Reminder.

Cheapley-You're in brown STACY
old man. q,
Sububs-Hello! Yes. my wife tola
me to stop at the market ana &c.
something, and l can't think what u
was.
Chenpley-Have a cigar. Mayo'
thatu help you to think
Subbuhs-Ah! That's IL. NOW 10
member. She wanted some cabbage
PHILADELPHIA Press.
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With Reason.

IL think" said the old rooster. "you
are making a most tremendous racket
over one egg"
Perhaps you don't know" clucked
the old hen, "that eggs are worth az
cents apiece these days"
That's exactly what I'm kicking
about" said the rooster. at takes a
whole dozen of such eggs az the one
you are cackling over. madam, to look
Ike 30 cents.Now stop your Noise
Chicago Tribune.
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The cannibal king (his teeth chat.
terfng)-What was 1t you served with
the last meals I've had q prolonged
chill ever since.
Royal Cook-That, sire, was a 10.
male missionary from Boston--smart
Set
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saIlie and

at will astonish t.
grip, sallle, to learn
II that Internal disc
slxteen-thousandth
length and about
,andth Of an inch in
what Is there so
mat, willie?"
because, Sallie, II
sion has been that
be at least the size
Canton Roller Mo,
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300 REWAE

a. readers Of this paper '
A., mere Is at least one re-,
e :. has been able q, 20 cur cur
CT. Catarrh. Halls "a, !
n ~; x cure now known 70
s.,.,,h being a constructor
Ssas,itutional treatment, J
g.. g. internally, acting dire'
l,neous surfaces OF the syst
2. foundation Of the dis
lt ns strength by bullion ,
issSasssisting nature IN doii
, ~ have so much iaith
r., they offer One hnndie !,
a., h fails 10 cure. Sen9 !
sairess r. J. CHENEY .
Sod By druggists; ise. =.
Hsll's Family Pills are 'n
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PATEL

List Of Patents lss'
Northwestern
Thomas Arneson,
.cytelene gas genera
clifford, N. D., horse
Ekstrand, Cokato,
Timothy Hurley, BIZ
Or; Francis linden, S
rel filler; Andrew
MINI, cream cooler
vey Smith, Missoul
cape.
Lothrop & Johnson.
and sl2 Pioneer Pres
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OF &C

whats the diff
stInacy and frnnes
"Why, obstinacy
ness. and frmness
pacy."-Chicago Pc
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As Inst

"Why do you wa
ter on the wall so eli
invalid.
Because" repll'
nurse. the doctor
AZURE got any high
other dose or q
News.
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An artistic temperament Is always
interesting, but bank account Is mors
practical. u.
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Most men objeC
their -la'
whooping cough.
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lam sure Piso's Cur
my life three years as
Maple Street, Norwich
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Had Nc

HAD TX
ProfessorYour
ard on the piano.
Mr.. Punk u
something kinder
about her playin'.-
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Many a man
takes unto himse|
ders his job.
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After the

Ethek-How did
looked?
GraceOh, rem
ed.--Harvard Lam
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It is easy to II
II is the other fell
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e,Ye permanently cured
ntO nrst days use OF DR..
ar send for FREE Sc q
BARN. KLISE, Ltd, s5l Ar
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Mrs. winslow'

For children teething, "
nAmmatiOn, allays pain. {
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stops the
Works OF
Laxative Bromo Quin|
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PaSaDdO por Ell hueCO
de una taDla rOta
robaron en- una tlenda de
Jayuya
No ha podido darse con
ell Iadr0n
(De maestro c0rrespo7asal)

Mayo IL. - Ha sido victima de an
robo el &c Or Pablo Medisvilla.
El lad. On llamado Jole, B snito sa-
bis que en- 10 trastienda estAbR una
t. bln de lss del pavimiento dessla.
yads; 10 que 'g aoraba el senior Me-
diavilIa.
81 domingo las doce, despE6s
que eerr6 ell establecimiento ne puso
s contar Ell diario delante del refs-
rido Jose Benito, viendo este donde
10 guRri6. IS
A las nusve de lR noehe tuvo ne.
cesidad Mediavilla de entrar OIL es
tAblecimiento s sacar nm dinero y ae
eneontY6 que le fAltaban 25 dollars.
SeguiAamente pudo averiguar
quien era Ell aator del robo, mas no
pudo dar CON 81.
81 guRrdiA Camp pscino y el sei1or
Meaiavilla recorrisron en- ga psrse-
cuei6n toao este poblado y sus alre-
dadores. -
Eel individuo unos aieen que sali6
para Manati y otros qae se dirigi6 6
Arecibo.
Ea nm joven como de 18 20 amos
de edAd. Vlste de pantal6d szal,
camisa color blanco bsjito, una ba.'
rra ceuiza con una cintR de piqu6;
Y ea de color indio.
El ID r C6rdova, comandante de
este puesto, la indic6 al sefior Me
aiAvilla. que Gauss de estsr los
guardias en- Ell campo prestsndo
servicios, no podf. poner ana pare
j. & sus 6ideuea para perseguir al
laar6n.
DAmos las ,gef1as para qas la po
liefa de Manatf y de Areeibo tengan
conocimiento del heche.
Tsmbi6n los sef1oras Miguel Rs
mirtz y Julio Flguaros, seguiaa.
mente que se enterAron del robo he.
cho al sef1or MeaiavillA se dirigie-
ron 81 campo en- persecution del
'malhechor, pero tampoeo pudieron
averiguar NADIA.
Ia misma noeha del robo de Me
diavilla, el mismo insiYidno rob6 6
don jose Ma Di'z nm serrucho y
varies objetos mas.
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IDfOrmeS del
Se1Or Carroll
SObre Puerto Rico

FL seffor Charles e B aell, ell Secre
tario de 10 Cemiaioa Especial de Jos
Estados U1idos en- Puerto Rico, se
ha servid manif astArnos en- Atsnta
cart de f achA s del actual que Ell
Departamento del Tesoro de los Rs
tados Unidos ha terminado una hsr.
mosa sdicif d lei informe del ssf1or
Carroll, nc kca de Puerto Rico. Un
determinado ndmero de aiemplarss
serk distribnido entire las personals
Que 10 solicitaron 6 ID Saeretaria del
1esoro de Warrington, d. @.
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LA IS EGA"

En muchos pasblos se viene Ia
mentsndo que To- persistsnte SEGA de
estos meses Caasa grandea pefjui .
clos en- los sembrados.
.ertamenta que era 10 dnico que
fAltaba Aa muchos sgricaltores que
est4n en- las peores condiciones.
Por algo dicen que no hsy "fsliei
daa eompleta," "a IL "fslicidA&"
del pueblo pusrtorriquefo, no podfa
fAltsr un per0 8 In SEGA que viene &
ser ahora para los eultivos una 90
pecie de ch0ngd
Sef1oras nubss: no sean ustedes
tan ineper5o1istos. Defense c0er. No
imiten & s. M. Ell Consejo, y hsgAn
& IL TERRA puartorriquef1a siquiera
an modesto empTestito de aguaceros,
para que ID sgricultura no aeabe de
huHdlrse. -. en- este naufrsgio en-
seco de anomalies, esc&ndalos, ftau
des, ct 6ters, etc6tsra.
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trabAj ando cusndo le faaron 6 &visar
que ga padre habfa sido brutalmepts
golpeaeo por joss Msdins, y q7s se
hallaba moribundo en- el suslo, pot
10 que se tir6 como loco & 10 Gale, =
al cerciorarse de 10 IL dAd, y cir que
deeian que Medina iba preso, exita-
do como Sc eneontr&ba, se diriji6 CO.
rriendo & 81, disparGnkole hiri6n
dole, pero ain darse eusnta de 10
que hacfs.
In opini6 7 i olica ea favorable 6
Dkvils, y Ia mayor part ) del pueblo
apruebR ls aetitud por 81 adoptada
en- &efensa: de sd padre, que dicho
sea de paso, sc sncueatra en- gave
eatado, per coneaeneucis de les pa
los que le propiL6 M sdiaa.
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PrOYeCtO de eSCuela
de agriculture
en- Jayuya
UlO que psga con cartOnes
Los torcedores de tabaco piensan agre'
miarse con los de Ponce
de maestro cogTesp0nso1)


Jayuya, Mayo 12. PRO ito SO es
tablecerA en- este poblEdo ana escus
la de sg gricu tara.
FL sc d u Julio Grau es ell autor
del proyecto y es muy prt bAble no
yea defrsudsdas sus aspirs clones.
Sc dice que don Julio r gaeros
hA presentAdo un parte en- ell Guar.
tel de IL poll j. contra don Caller.
mo Ru Ian, debiao que este sefior
paga con car.ones los tcrceacrts
que trabs jan ZEN ca fkbrica. We're
mos 10 que result de esta senuncia
Ser1a conveniente que 10 javsntua
de J J.yaya como los comerciart tea
huscsran los meaios de formAr squi
Nh @ nitro de Racreo donde pued&n
ir de ne che y los domiK gos 6 diver
tirse y 6 i1stEuirse ID vez.
Sc pueden aAr bailes y vslsdas
para rsunlr fonaos tanto psrs 9
Csntro como para obras carita.ivAs.
<La For de Msyos ca ell nombre
da 10 fkbrics da txbscos de nusstr.
amigo don Jofe Ma. Dfsz. El taba
co gee te car fsccions es leRfsimo de
Jsyuya y no es el tabaoo de Come-
rio nj el de Cayey ell qae pusda rivA
liz sr con el tabaco da j syuys, priu-
cipalmsbts Ell que elsbora el sef1or
Diaz, que es una espeeislidsd.
Ha falleeido anoehe at d Nlcolsk&
Vslez de VArgas, esuosa amsntfsims
del 81 Il or Antonio W gas. RetibAl
sus deudos nuestro 70 az septido re,
same.
FL domiago p,6ximo sc rsunirir
los torcedores de tsbaco de as fG
bricas de don ,te Dfsz y don Gui
llermo RnllAn con Ell obieto de agre'
miarse 6 11corporarss al gremio de
torcsdcres de Ponce. B EN- por los
chvopns
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La PORTO RICO
BOY PEOPLE & GO. !"
sc ha declarado. en- suspen
sion de pagos
Es decir paga a los de-
mas, pero no cobra.
Balance de ndmerO de los negO'
gOCiOS realiZadOS ctn
"Tne Foraker Friend & Co. -
Balance

FL dia 18 de O3tnbre del a11o 1898,
se form6 en- esta isla, una casa de
BAnca CON nm million de aeeiones :;
este ss, una por cada habitante.
Sc aprontaron los aiguientes Gre
ditoa:
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Or. Leonard l-:andes.


GARANTIZA LA OURA PERFEOTA.
De asl a pel
ohta
los gnitae
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-14
G r AN s A S TR RIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA %. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su. .extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa cientela Trajes hechos en- to
aas meaidas, y por mas as1 mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas je-
uoveses, cuellos, pu1os, camisas Ne
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros articulos
para cabaueros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-14
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LA BENEMERITA Y RESPE.
TABLE LOGIA PALAFOX NU'
NERO ia DE SAN JUAN DE
PUERTO RICO, BAJO LA ODE.
DIENCIA D Ell SERENISIMO
GRAN ORIENTE ESPANOL.
A so1os sus Ooreros 6 Ilustres
h.. h. que dessen honrarle con Sd
preaencia, les invita- para 10 primera
solemne senida general que se lie.
vsra & efacto Ell dis 18 de- los coTrien.
tes en- cumplimiento de 10 acordaao
por el Baraau International de re-.
laciones mas6nicAs en- celebration n
del anivarssrio de L. aperture de 10
coDfereueia de La HAya.
San Juan, Paerto Rico, 13 de Ma
70 do 1902.
El ". M.
3vs Md,aa1e! Messeguer.