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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10
DYEISG AND CLEANING.

CLEANING and Pressing. Soc. Suit.
Called for and delivered. Orders promptly
attended TO. 1 SCHWARTZBAUM. 1887
Broadway Room 2
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COMPANION. NURSERY GoYERNEsS.-
By refined young woman; willing %
travel Address SUBURBS, Box 10, Trib-
une Office
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FARMER and GARDENER.-By thorough
" reliable. trustworthy German; married
Zone child. boy Of six); in country: farming.
vegetable gardening. lawns. stock, good
driver. wife willing 20 assist In small fan
ily or keep house for lone gentleman or old
couple; PrOrestants: good references
SCHILLER. 90 East 27th-st-
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LADIES' TAILORS.

LADIES TAII.OR-Latest Partisan styles;
hicvcle suits a specially. perfect III guar
anteed; prl, es moderate. s. ROSENTHAL,
. CSC Madison-ave.
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h.iLP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Female.
COOK SSc.--For the country, and ciSy IN
fall, g good plain cook, a good waitress
and cIlambernaid contained; must be will
ting and Of good habits, with best OF refer
ences; Swedish or German preferred; tsso
sisters, or mother and daughter. address
r l.. Box -. Tribune Uptown Office, 500
Broadway.
CROCHETERS on all kinds of worsted
work; also learners. 2,020 Weoster-ave-,
corner l1gth-st.
SO PER THOUSAND paid for copying
short letters; several lines Of WORK 10
give out. So to SO weekly working even
inEs; inclose stamp for copy OF letter, In
structions, etc. Address EAGLE WHOLE
SALE CO, Chicago. Ill
SIS PER HUNDRED for addressing envel-
opes: send dime and stamp for full in
structions: steady work. c. z. MILLER &
CO., Ely Bldg. Chicago.
PLAIN wRITERs.-FTlIing small blanks;
$50 per 1000: stamped, addressed envel-
ope. UNION COMMERCIAL BUREAU,
Desk i6. f64 La Salle-st-. Chicago.
WANTED.-A competent German nurse for
three children, aged one, four and SIX;
permanent place; country in summer; nurse
does not have care Of children at night Ap-
ply Monday before noon. or address Mrs
STRAUSS 3f7 West 90th-st.
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COACHMAN and GROOM-Is splendid
driver; place IN the country; general man
best city reference COACHMAN, Boz %
Tribune Office-
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NURSE ard ATTENDANT - elderly lady
or gentleman. thoroughly competent worsf--
an. hospital and sauatcrtum experience
highest references from doctors and ladies'
no cards Z. care Dunn. L0cS Lexing-
ton-ave
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COMPANIOS.-Young lady. wishing 70 go
TO California. will act as companion for
invalid for transportation; references given
and required. Address J. P, Box 10. Trib-
une O@rice.
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Goa chm sN-Nqrried. no Children first
class recommendations. sixteen months
in last Mace. ;ea wears r. former; four
years in previous oia-a: last and former
employers viii certify As o good character
ard capabiifty. NJ D. SIS Park-ave.
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WE BUY postage and revenue stamps,
postal card, collections. CHAMBERS
STAMP CO.. III NasSau-st.
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STAMPS.

SCOTT STAMP AND COIN CO.,
IS East 23d-st., and 1873 Broadway. Larg-
est dealers in postage stamps. buy and sell
rarities. 81 page circular free.
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COACHMAN.-Scotc thoroughly conpe-
tent: good. careful driver: neat appear
ance. unquestionabIe recommendations,
prominent family: strictly soter; obligtng:
city or country. ROBSON. $50 Amsterdam
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COACHNIAN and GARDENER By young
man. attend and drive one horse: care
lawn and flowers: be useful in house. Ad-
dress BARRY. 75j Lexir gtOn-ave.
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DEWEY'S LAMP STORE,
IAUNDRIES.

- ->@>-~~-~-~-~
SANITARY LAUNDRY. hand work. clean
ing and dyeiug: kid gloves cleaned C per
uafr FRENCH WHITE HAND LAINDE4,
6A East IIOth-st. near Nadison-GYe-
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STORAGE.

HAEGER STORAGE WAREHOUSES; sth-
ave. SD to 34tn st.-Storage for furnt-
ture. etc. padded vans for removing, city or
country; boxing. packing. shipping and IN
surance; estimates furnished. Telephons
call :. 2lGA-3Sth-sr.
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~ UI1IA WANTED.

COMPANION.-By experienced young lady,
to 4 deaf lady: best rerert nces. Address
L. NJ. Box IS, Tribune Uptown Office, 1894
Broadway.
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OACHMAN.-Erg1ish: first class man
with trOttzrss ten years reference from
Lest employer. Apply rs South Sth-st-.
Brooklvu.
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FURNITURE.

HERALD Square Sale6rooms. $50 West
34tf-st-Altiquities ana modern furni-
ture bought sold exchanged. restored. re-
finished hacking shipping
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CORsETs AND WAISTS.

- Custom Corset
f0G UAc+ Cc5 c. Maker & Designer.
$50 w Wv "~So ~ Esta blsshed 1870
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CABINETMAKERs.

WOOD CARVING. furniture repaired. par
quet floor refinishing. French polish: all
work done a. short notice. A. SARA.
1.5s5 Madison ave
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CONTINENTAL Storage Warehouses, 3D.
319 W. +3d. just eff Slh-ave- Tel 1851
3Sth-st
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CAGNEY'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 21s
West 37th-st. Established 1850. Boxing,
packing. forwarding, moving. Telephone
I093-3Sth-st.
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DREsSMAREyG.


ACCORDION Pleattng. side pleatins, pink
ing. etc: feathers curled; work guaran-
teed: paragon pleating. Works, 5l5 eth-
ave.
DRESSMAKER French; from Paris; Is
years experience; in private family: does
rot speak English. Miss JANE, 162 West
S2d-st.
DRESSMAEE tressmaking
at a32 East II5th-s1-; elegant litter, de-
siEner: all new styles out by day; nome
preferred. reasonable. Ground floor. first
bell.
DREssAIAKER.- Experienced; BY the day
81 SO. Address DRESSMAhER. fSa
Broad-st-. Newark. n. J.
FUR GARMENTS made over in the latest
styles az reasonable rates; also stored and
insured during the summer. A LEIB-
HOLz. Practical F>urrier. io1 West 9Sd-sI-
THE CON BRIO. Us LExINGToN-AvE
French cleaners and fancy Overs. Laces
syed TO match Fowns- All the materials
used By the 1ressmakinE trade; also fine
garments cleaned and dyed. Real faces
Cleaned and mended. Mall orders promptly
attended.
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MAID. &c-Izdy going abroad would lIks
10 md place for her maid. Or chamber
maid and seamstress. also Tor her cook
can on Monday from ! 10 O'Clock at 5fS
West 75th-st
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OACHMAN-Married: reliable. sixteen
years last employer. Call or address
ST.ATTFRY. 2DG F,as. 3sth-st.
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LAWYERS

GEORGE ROBINSON
n a RAgWFn go Nassau-st-. \. 7 day.
IL ~ Y I'm. 1870 B'way. 57th-st- (nighD.
SMITH & ENGEL. reliable lawyers. 800
Broadway, New-York: accidents, Gomes-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted; consulta-
ton free.
ADVICE FRFE-ReIiable lawyer takes all
cases accidents. estates. contracts. coiIec-
tions. notary. open evenings. 1915 Lexing-
ton-ave. (store).
OPEN AIR DRYING: all work done by
hand THE CUBAN MODEL LAUNDRY,
Dor rest 3Qth-st and 100 Fast 3+th-st.
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COMPANION, Sr-By young lady. edu-
Gated. refined as helpful companion
good reader and seamstress: wages $50
Address ENGLISH, $50 Sth-ave.
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T~RSE-Infant's ~ chAd's. Trustworthy
llrht coIored woman faithful and kind.
best references AIRS. FISHER. i2S West
f3fth-st
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/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aged -. medium
height dissagagad through family going
abroad will Be well recommended; sxpeT-
I ferced: careful city driver. r. a. VI. Do
Z Lee-ave.. Brooklyn
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SELL medium grade stamps at half cata-
logue prices; highest cash prices for
scarce stamps. UNIVERSAL STAMP CO..
Room COS, lI6 Nassau-st-
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BICYCLES.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

y 17TE-syr WEST.-Parfies contemplate
ING remaining e town may secure spa
clcls rooms. dressing rooms. private hata;
kel appointed house. excellent meals re-
erenees exchanged, moderate.
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COACHMAN Protestant: North OF Ire
land: thorougnIy competent; long szper-
fence; good city driver; excellent personal
reference. Call or address WILLIAM. AT
West 5+th-st
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second hand
-rood ana ron working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO B EDDY, 3sS Madison-st-
METZ. & WEISS. kerosene and gas engines
for electric lighting, pumping and all
mower purposes. Send for catalogue. a
METZ. I2s-13S Mott-st-. Newly ork Clty-
NEW and seco I'd hand tan motors direct
and alternating: large stock; repairing
N F FLICK. Z Chambers-st.
ELECTRIC MOTOR and dyuanos bought
scl6 and exchanged: first class repairing.
BELL ELECTRIC MOTOR CO.. 1873 Woos-
ter-St.
WOLVERINE MOTOR WORKS. % War
ren-st, N Z: self-starting and reversing
Easolene motors for launch and auxiliary
purposes. TO s. horseDower- two and four
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MATTRESSES REMADE at residence or
shCD 81 Is: any style furniture reno
waited equal TO new; reference. GOODWIN,
I19 West S3d-st.
UPHOLSTERY. artistic interior decora-
tioI.s; carpet laying: mattresses made
over; slip covers. etc; reasonable. a.
GREENHUT. POI West 9Sth-st
L EATZIN. C7pholsterer and Decorator lib
West 25th-st Telephone 1856 Madison
Square Work guaranteed: highest refer
erces. lowest prices.
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LINGERIE.

EMBROIDERIES. trousseauX, iayettes,
chiI5ren's dresses and shirt waists made
10 order. ELISE LAURENT. 159 3d-ave.,
near 16th-st-
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IMPORTED good Turkish cigarettes for
stamps. used or unused. hRMEN PAPAZ.
235 West 1Sth-st-, New-YOTk.
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UNDERTAkERs.

STEPHEN MERRITT EmhalninE Inst.
Un6ertakers 241. 243 West 23d-st. old
stand. World known. Telephone S260 18th.
Moderate.
JAMES D. JASON 303 ". 34th-st New
Yor<.-Fureral Director and Licensed
Fo-ha liner with long eyperience.
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ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEoPLE,-CLAssFICATIoNs !
RUGS.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS made from your old
carpets. Write for Booklet No. 20. NEW
YORK RUG Co. 40l West f24th-st.
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TEAS AND CoFFEEs.

WILL DELIVER FREE within so miles
Of New-York 10 pounds high grade coffee
for 81 80: ) pounds high grade tea for
So. ROCHFORT. HEWSON & FTTZPAT-
RICK. 254 Greenwich-st., Hiew-York. Tel.
q 2of (,nrflar1f
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VALUATION Stamp Collection to be sold.
6 East 7Tth-st. Miss RIBAUPIERRE.
Hours u to 3 o'clock.
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BEERS.
BUSINESS CHI ANCEs.

OLDEST ABLISEED grocery business.
growing neighborhocd; net profits 500
weekly; best reference given; Il VIII pay
you to investigate. Call o. address
GEORGE PRICE. IDS East I3sth-st
WANTED Farmer with s.. 600 u own
half interest and take fulI charge q very
profitable factor. Address PARTNER,
Box Is Tribune Office
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ELECTRICIANS

SPECIALITY made repairs and alterations
". GERRY RICHARDSON. 1874 East
S4th-st Telephone 3 i97 Mad 81.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTs.-Our men are making So to $40
a day fitting glasses; our Free EYE
BOOK tells all about IL; write to-day.
JACKSONIAN OPTICAL COLLEGE. Dept
Iackenrl Mich.
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UMBRELLAS. ETC.
UPHOLSTERY.

MATTRESSES made to order: carpets taken
I'D. cleaned and relaId- LEW Is BKOS..
tSZS Broadway
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MERClCO DE CHIhAS EN- NIlE
VA YORK DURANTE La An
TERROR SEMANA.
las superiores de Puerto Rico
han adquirido buenos precios.


Noraa5as de C0JSftoraiG. En- esta
semana los precios fueron id6nticoa &
los de la semana anterior, y solamente
aquellas naranjas de superior caIidad
obtuvieron Tin pequefio aumento On el
precio.
Narda5as de jamaica. Las naran-
jas de Jamaica contin1an vendiendose
& precios satisfactorios debido 6 La POI
ca frecuencia con que llegan & La pla-
"a. Los precios de Ia semana anterior
SO sostuvieron por complete an la pre-
sente.
NGrma5Gs de Florida. II as naranias
de Florida llegan en- grandes cantida-
des, siendO adem&s mas maduras que
descostumbre 10 que atrae mayor atan-
ci6n de los compradorea. Los preciOs
fluctuan entire 80 35 y $3. 90 la GAIA.
lFaq0aa3as de 1sric0 Las de Me
xicO contin6an vendi6ndose 4 preei0s
identicos 4 los do Ia semana anterior
cbteniendo en algun0a casOs paQueFI0s
aumentos en- los precioa Por 81 G1aste
SO est6n diseribny yen1o grandes canki-
dades de este fruto.
Yqr0asgas de Puerto 12sc0. 1uraate
Ia presente sefnana los precios de las
naranjas l6 Chinas) de- Puerto Rico,
no han sufridO rebaia alguna Los
preciOs fiuctuan entire 81. LOO y So 90 y
GAIA, pero aqueIlas frnaas de taSnalfos
que tienen buena demands Isl como
aquellas de superior calidAd. 30 han
vendid0 nm pEecio de %3. 2s, anuQua
aae0 fn6 TnHy hnitado.
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ATHba,
h d 6n

sLM Corresp0naancias con una kc-
tica speciaI levaaaa el eal0u. para que
el pueblo &c Puerto Rice yea eIaro l&
c0m@ i& que @a represents an el pals
con In sGa0 intenci6n de despojar & los
puersorriquef De iR TERRA en- cue na-
cieron.
Veinticuatro propietarios pasan p0r
Rrte del regimen De gObierno que nos
acarSoid, la categoria de jornaieroa,
porqme on conjunto adeudan por con~
triburiones S8T5.69. Ese n6mer0 de-
propiebarios corresponds un solo dfa
de anpncio de snbasta v & un solo pc
ri6dico que 10 anuncia.
Sc les arrebatan sus propiedades por
valor de $50, 050-para cubrir aquella
cantidad
iQue bonito cuadrol
Muchos buitFes. des0arrando sin pie
dad el cuerpO puertorriqueho. putre-
facto de necesidad
lCuAnta premura en- botarnos de
nueatFa tierral
lQue prisa se dan en- que deiemos 81
islotsl
S4Msgks naoneg hOnestlsf, Sf goa can,
bat, III not make St 6g all naeGnsS.
des, pero sino. hazlo de cualquier mo-
doS.
Adagio americana.
Hay gran necesidad de que durante
ell periodo del status, Puerto Rico ama-
n szca con ell otro regimen que nos es-
pera. completamente americana, que
esten sus fincas agrfcolas en- manos de
extranjeros. ESQ convene.
Pagarlas por su valor, serfa una
gran boberia; t6quenge todos los resor-
tes de Ia maqninaria gubernamentaI
habiImente imp6lsense las ruedas de la
absorci6n y resultara un esplendido
business.
Esa es la comedia que Sc representa-
en- verdad, que cada uno de los acto-
res est6 en- caracter con el papeI que
represents.
Distinguense mas a6n los actores que
tOman parte aetiva en- ell sainete.
SDrSye them 0ttts. SSacarloss, ese
es ell lena. ESPero, sacar quien2 "A
los natigos de su pals. a clio ose pres
tan los Rrandes actores del sainete.
NatiVos que se afanan con los conti-
nentales driUe ant & los coterraneos.
lEAg&tGub6 phpcl! ASl 4B ulAU DF1A16N-
temente JUDAS en- el drama del Col
gotta.
Asi 10 hicieron los Generates Meji-
canos Miramon y otros, en- el otro dra-
ma de Maximiliano.
Aai en- cada 6poca ha habido sus ,Jlt-
das, sus M5raua0aa, sus Itur656esj PEI
no Los del sainete del status de Puerto
Rico, son mas bajos, es decir, de mas
bajos pensamientos. :tCuanto placer
nos ha proporcionado SLa Correspon-
dehciaS, alzando IN tanto ell Jel6n!
Arriba, arriba con el de un todo,
para que ell pals conozca v SO penetre
bien del sainete.
El papel no es envidiable, pero es
papel y al fin Sc destrozara y entonces,
de veras que haran el gran pGpet de
GtIstriGoaates, en- Ell mundo de 10 que
enaltece al hombre.
Adelante. adelante nativos que ha-
beis acceptable tan triste mission; no des-
mAyeis. Cada hombre escoje en- La
TERRA la misi6n que ha de desempefiar.
No podeis sustraeros de ella. Go az
hedd.
M Romero HGgthausen.
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UN ANUNcIO NAL EHTENDID0

PubHcanos hace custro dias un
anuncio por cuatro veces, solicitando
una cOlOcaci6n como anna de llaves en-
alguna casa de faEnilia de esta ciudad.
Hemos recibido tFeinta y tantas car
tas solScitGndO esG plaza vGcGsate, 10
que prueba que el anuncio ,ha sido NAL
entendido.
No es una vacante 10 que on 81 Sc
pide, sino por 81 contrario IN aspsrsal-
ts que sc ofrece.
SirYa esto de aelaraci6n y respuesta
los remitentes de aquellas cartas que
prueban, por otro Iado. que hay On eli
pals vivo deseo de hallar trabajo y que
nuestros anuncios no Sc pierden On ei
vacfo.
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Ell VapOr 'FlIadsIfia"
lego aver tard0

Cerca del eIegantisimo v amplio
muelle de espig6n, fonde6 aver Ell va
por cOrreo SFiladeltias.
Trafa este 10 que parece, mucha
carga.
Frente al Yapor, en- TERRA, estruja-
base un grupo de obreros ocupados en-
la faena de descarga.
A pOca distancia de aguellos, vefan-
Sc numerosos wagones de carga, ates-
tados de sacos carbon de piedra.
Habla ALI mucha animaci6n, la san
ia animation que causa siempre Ell ira
bsjo.
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la HpRUDENcIA
DEL "PUERQUIT0 y

El popular chiquilIo conoeido con ell
mote dc EE paterquitO, coneti6 aver
tarde an Ia Marina. una gran impru-
dencia.
Mientras iba andando IN tren de
carga, que estaba frente al vapor Ell
Ia a1elEias. xPuerquitos pretendia cru
zar por debajo para ir 6 recuperar IN
Gaia en que guarda los instrumentos
de limpiar botas, oficio que SO ha
nnetido recientsmente ell celeb6l rino
areopagita
@PueruuitoS, no seas brute. En-
Otra ocaai6n puede pasarte como uno
do tant0s irnprudentes cue andan hoy
.por ahl con una pata nenOs. Oye este
.coasei0. PisegQatsto; porque. de 10 com
trariu. pneCl0 ser que NO lleguos &
ri gKuarQuito1 vieio
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llssss ]

ITO IA
Il aI
Ae s 50 a rTos
Quaa III uhlG ieneo 81
ten Eslp u eoueu ffene5a
81 sr cssTa rr0eo invite los bue-
nos e iieos para 81 asistenciA & los
oficios ral usos del si9niente dla con
motive dc IS conEueEnorac de les
fieles aifuntps reeonaandand0 tanbisn
an aaIstencia Al n0venario dc 6uimas
que do principle en- dich0 0ia.
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do. & Is voluntad de su duefIo; yeI to-
do para alto honor de 40 gobierno.
Henaoa dejado convertir nuestga zo-
na rural en- IN p6ran0 de tristezas y
hsnhres los hil0s Fafs pequnEIos, los de
smenus capacioad sin direction nj tu-
.feEa.
Creimos yer & tod0 Puerto Rico en-
Ia eafIa. el cafe u Ias grAndes ciudades,
OlVidand0 los pequeflOs contribuyen-
tea. que tienen en- sus tierEas a las Hau-
jeFes cue han prOducid0 caaa una de.
d0cs VENTS hijos baio estrecho te-
chaG0 De yaguas.
OrHanz zaznOa uEa p0llclm para eui-.
.dAr de eBrca & los Que tienen sua inte-
reses eneerrados en casas &c piedrss =
madera delanaOs en la triate s0ledad
del campo. Ind6enH0s, lbs nacienSes
intereses del labrieQ0.
Labels hnblad0 nauch0 de Libertad,
j no rec0KxAtis 4 Isanaag Eine cnan1o ai-
10 que no hay pals hbre 81 81 sueIo 10
esk& c1bieEs0 de Eniaaaa.
Ahl ores Ipu aaklcs, 0avidand0 nj
poeta oavad ssela vueabra patx1a
Quie1a Di0a quo sun sur3an de
yuesF caaeaa idama eaag0saa ! le-
vaEGas r a ra uua c dA cen
3 Is cogakia g desk 40.
o. Jsssss Ia. Ansadao.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06

Han c0ntraid0 rnatElmonio civil los
apreaiablea yir6nosos i6yenes don
Eduardo issige La0arra = Ia saforita
Juana Lopez Felicidad sin knaites
deseam0a ! Ica nueyos e6nyngues.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06

Ha konado possession De an destino
de Searetario del sJuz0ado de Pa de
esta poblacion 81 apreciabie caballero
don Eranciaco Zagardia eesando en-
dicho cargo 81 Que ID deseEnp pefaha don
Antonio Cabaflas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06
FIstamsntOs para Ia IsIa
(De satestro correponsaz)

Nueva York so de Octubre. Ri
fiuico letamento que Sc ha anunciado
para esa isIa dnrante La semana, es ell
del velero eWestields de 368 tonela-
das que de RiIadelfa lIevar6 carbon de
piedra & Ponce, 4 22.15 mas g@atos do
puerto.
Ei nasroado queda en- laB miau1aa
condiciones de mi revista anterior.
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PARA

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ops &nEansg naia @eaes. a rs IA "a
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lDe aue8tro ooweeponsal e8peoiiaE)

DE astestro coyrespoasal apeoiag1
Noviembre 4. R6pidamente, como
81 LIN triate nokicia hnbiara edo trasEni-
tida p0r medic de Ii electrieidad, an-
teFaronse los vecinos de- IAaras del IA
Meciniento 6bito dc don ir3ilio Ace
yed0 v Hernandez. slistinaaisIa oarso-
na de esta soeiesaad. -aEca he ID es-
to poblaci6n. Presidents del Conaib6
Federal. v venerable del respect ola
taller mas6nico eF'aro de Borfnqn0ns
El p6blico inYadi6 al momenh1 Ia mo-
rada del rnuerto. " en- oil semblante de
t0dos Vefase Ia honda impression Que les
causaba el yer presa de la mnerte. Ia
naturaleza l0ven. rObuata y aalndable
de un hombre que hOras anEes le ha-
bfamos visto en- aparente esta1O de sa-
lud. El lIanto de la yiuda diez
huerfanitOs. caIa sobre sn cuerpo rfgi-
do, como abundante rocio del cielo.
Dios les de conformidad.
Dias hace que el c0nsumidor Sc que-
ia de Ia pequefez del pan de su faIta
dc peso, sin que antoridad aIguna ha-
va intervenido GA este asunso de gene
raj interes. Una libra del referido arr
ticulo debe pesar 4eO granaoa no I3O
como pesa ahora. So prepara ana
protests en- forma sobre eI particular.
Entienda al p6blico que Ia vents de
leche no es aqu{ privilegio exclusive
del duefio del kiosko, donde tanbien
SO expende. Los del campo, que SO
dedican & este negocio, tienen derecho
8 ofrecerla & domicilio; no olvidando
que los envases s garrafones deben te-
ner grabadas las iniciales del dueffO,
para los efectos de la ley. en- casO de
que Sc estableciera denuncia por adul-
teraci6n del mencionad0 jugo IScte0.
La malogilla, que cual VERDE
CESPED adorna, digo, AFEA Ia pla-
20 principal. va desapareciendO al flo
del hierro de Magfn: l&stima que este
ciudadano no avance como los de vi
llslba.
En- Ia parte superior del espaeioso
almac6n de los sefiores VilelIa HERNIA
nos, han establecido una tienda de
mercerfa, unos caballeros de San Juan,
Los diputados Iarefos, que fueron
al congreso obrero de Ponce. han re-
gresado contentos y satisfechos.
En- Ia escuela nocturna, que dirige
ell professor don Nepomuceno Perez,
asisten muchos obreros que buseRn la
luz del saber.
Hallanse en- Lares los distinguishes
caballeros don Ramon PaoH Y don In
dalecio Esteban. el primero, sargento
de la poGcfa insular. ell segnndo, POI
licIa de igual cuerpo, ell cual viene &
prestar sus seyicios a0uf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-06

En eska lnpes0ta 50 venda papel Do.
eEs0dico vsss0 4 e0 quiatal.