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The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-30
Notions.

"Ripoff" Polishing Mits, un- equalled for making high polish on wood, leather, glass or metal;
 price, 10c
 "Am-O-Ret" Knit Dust Caps, ventilating and at the same time dust-proof, and as light as pongee silk; price, 10c
 'No-Dust" Broom Covers, fit any size broom, will not scatter the dust or scratch the highest finish, can De used on floor, wall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-30
ON THE RACE TRACK
At New orleans.


 New Orleans, November 9.-fhe ring mad it's inning today Simplicity anu Hymettus being the only winning laVof- ties. The betting was fair and eaeh or the beaten favorites was well suppollea. The weather was clear and the trac-' las1,
 First race, five furlongs-old England IF (crimmins), 8 to 5. won Eseutcheon, S CW. Hennessy). to 5, seeondi J. W. oNeill. 1O6 QNicoD, to l. third. Ilne' 1:O1.
 Second race, four furlongs-simplicity, l0S (Gannon). to l. won; Lady Consuelo, loS (W. Robbins). 10 to 1, second; Idle Tears. 10s dI. Philips), to 2, third Time, AS 2-5.
 Third race, seven furlongs-Gus Hei- dorn, 10I q. McIntyre), to 1, won; Fox Meade. 100 (seamster, 10 to l. second, Viona, 100 <schilling), to ?, third Time, 1:2G 4-5.
 Fourth race, handicap, mile and an eighth-The Regent, 100 (H. Phillips)' to 1, won; sonoma Belle. 11S (H. cochran). 3 to ?, second; Rankin, 104 c. Melntyre), 3 to l. third. Time. 1:55 2-5.
 Fifth rasa, selling, mile and a quarter Hymettns. @ CJ. Hennessy), to D, won, Mont Pelier, Se 6. Dickson, ! to D. sec ond; Latheron 101 (McCdfferty), to 7, third. Time, 2:07 3-5.
 Sixth race, mile-Janeta, 103 GIT. Phil lips), 3 to 1, won; Kings Trophy, lO2 (NicoD, 3 70 l, second; Edith May lo4 es. Dickson), to 5. third. Time, 1:4l l-5
 Entries at New Orleans. First race, four furlongs, selling-Mrs, Robb, Leo Tod. Maladiction, lO6; Vic Zeigler. National, 109; Presentiment, 1lo; Esterres Fallona. Ill; Lily Brook, llS; Swedish Lad, kits, 114 Arch Oldham, 12O. Second race, mile and three-sixteenths, selling-Love's Labour, S4; Blue Mint, Leeking. 9s; Bengal 90; Little Elkin, R; Burke Cochran, 8; George Vivian, 9o; Barkelmore, 97; Swift Wing, Homestead, William r II, Autolight 1O4.
 Third race, three-quarters of mile Lady Ellison, S7; Fair Reveller 92; Hud- son, Pickle Saint. Benson Hurst Oriskany, Rosie Williams. 102; Dusky, 1O4.
 Fourth race mile and seventy yards, handicap-Falernian 100; .Dan McKenna, 1O3; Kickshaw, 104; "Aladdln, 1O7; Spen- cerlan, 10s; *"DeReszke III; ttOrothodox, IT.
 "Bennetts entry 4sHayman's entry.
 Fifth race, three-quarters of mile Ascot Belle, ST; Josette, 102; Abe Frank 105; Sylvia Talbot, Gravina 107; old Eng land, 112; DeReszke, Gay Boy, 115.
 Sixth race. mile. sellng-Louise Stapp, Annora J., Lady Walter, Chats, 96; Lady Free Knight. 97: Ralph Young 1O2; Re- liance, Misanthrope, 104; Merry Pioneer. Rainland. 1O5; Exclamation, 107 Topic. 115.
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Musical Art Society.

The women's chorus of the Musical Art society will meet for rehearsal at the conservatory this afternoon at 3 o'clock At this meeting they will decide upon the most convenient time for the regular weekly rehearsals.
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likely be a mix-up that will interest all spectators. Special arrangements for the accommodation of white people have been made and a large number will att tend the game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-30

or ceiling; price, 25c
 Foster "Daphin" Pad Hose Sup porters, 25c
 9-inch Hat Pins, black and white, six for 1oc
 Worth" Skeleton Waist, for boys and girls, 25c Twelve cards of Darning Cot ton for 10c
 Office Pins, 300 in a desk cabi- net. Regular price 10c. Special price, 5c
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THE SERVANT QUESTION If not solved is almost by the use of gas for cooking, heat ing and hot water. See our line of Ranges, PORTABLE Heaters and Radiators and Instantaneous Water Heat CTS. We can please the most exacting in any or all of the above articles. Phones-Bell 957; Peoples l8 B'ham By, l.. & F. Co.
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short time, but that it's nature all. ready has been manifested to him in a recent conversation with Cuban ofii- cials
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-30
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Some Ladies' Wrappers for Christmas Gifts

The stock is large and compIete Indeed t IS me best selected stock of Cassmere and Abaoss Wrappers that have ever been able to gather for the benefit ot the
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TO THE GENERAL BUILDING PUBLIC ::

 O from casB at 7 roll; at ing inqury to all of
  f makes youwi a
  n
 CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT CO.
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Perhaps 1t is not etched enough; send it to the Gawk Engraving Co., Peoples phone 276.
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YOUNG MAN JUMPS
 TO AWFUL DEATH
ELvERToN CHAPMAN, WEALTHY NEW YORKER, TAKES HIS OWN LIFE IN CORRIDOR OF HOTEL CARLTON IN LONDON.


 London, November .2s,-Elverton Chap man, aged 23, whose home is in New York city, committed suicide last night at the Carlton hotel by throwing himself from the third floor landing to the yes tibule, where he was shockingly mangled on the marble floor.
 His skull was crushed. one arm was shattered and there were other injuries from which he died in terrible agony in a few minutes.
 Chapman arrived at the Carlton last Saturday, accompanied by his valet. After dressing for dinner last evening he left his room. and upon arriving at the head of the staircase suddenly eluded the watehful attendant, sprang forward, cleared the banister and fell three flights to the ground.
 The vestibule was filled with well dressed men and women who were pro- ceeding to the dining hall. The band was playing when the tragic incident oe- cured. It was all so startling that great confusion at once prevailed, but doctors speedily arrived and Chapman was re- moved to his room. He sueeumbed al- most immediately.
 Chapman arrived at the Hotel Carlton from Paris. He complained of ill health and apparently the management suspect 1, ed that his mind was unhinged as they detailed q man to watch him. The de- ceased renamed in his room all Monday. l In his fall he narrowly escaped strik- ing the wife of the Mexican minister, | General iallardo. The body was re- moved to a mortuary in order to await the inquest which will take place Thurs l day.
 | New York, November 2s.-Alverton R. | Chapman, the young man who commit ted suicide .n a sensational manner in a l London hotel lest night, was the son of E. R. Chapman senior member of the l firm of E. k. Chapman & Co.,, bankers of this city. Mr. Chapman Is now on his way south to inspect some of his 1 properties in Virginia and has not yet been apprsed of his sons death l Young Chapman was about B years old l and had recently graduated from Oxford
The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-11-30

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h think best deserves exhibition our store Ballots at the Information t nothing to Vote
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19

Mayor John Sharp of Ennis was
in the city this morning.
DR.. c. G. Cooke and W. P. Hood
have retained from a visit 20 the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Lucy White of Navasota,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Phil
Bertram, returned home today.
Mrs. G. q. Pierson was called to
Dallas this morning on account Of
sickness IN her brothers. family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ] Way of
Waco were in the city today. Mr..
Way sells the Spana Cuba cigar.
Miss Jeanette McDufie and her
brother, Dan McDuffie, returned
Saturday from the Worlds Fair.
f. E Shackford, the new super
intendeut Of of the northern divis-
ION of the Central, was In the city
Saturday.
Mr. and A. r Cook, Miss Clara
Montgomery aud Drinks MrLaiu re-
turned Saturday from visit Co tile
Worlds Fair.
Co. G.. r.. Gibson Left this morn
iu- to visit lHe Od5 Fellows at Ter
r.U. VIII, Point, Nusbor1 and
other p..H,s Iu East Texas.
Mrs W. d. b. Ross returned Sat
uf5ay night FROM Cr1-sstt, ARR.
accompanied br #.r daughter. Nrs.
b. a. ka0ul and little Miss Emily.
d. q. N.t, of ola, ARK, aud A. D..
Wiu ot Conway Arb, vino have
been visiting Col f. n. CouualIy
and others Iu This city, len yester.
iAy evening for their home,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19
Big Apple crop.

{. X, Stelnbaugh, who formerly
fed cattle IA Waxahachle for W, A.
Briggs, writes ! l. Cannon from
Spartansburg, Pa, under date Of
September 10, that the corn crop of
that state this yearis almost failure
The letter states, howev er, that there
is an overproduetion of apples in
Pennsylvania this year. Mr.. Stein
baugh stated that the first frost Of
the season visited that state the
night before he wrote.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19

Foley q Co, Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's
Honey and Tar many limitations
are offered for the genuine. Ask
for Foley's Honey and Tar and re-
fuse any substitute offered, as no
other preparation will give the same
satisfaction. 1t is mildly laxative.
1t contains no opiates and Is safest
for children and delicate persons.
Sold by b. w. Fearis
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r Z r : O NAL :

~e~~~~ se@ee~sS
+. Barker of Itasca is in the
city.
r. J, Patterson of Bryan is in
city.
Sidney Brin of Dallas was in the
cit odav.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pruit. visited
at Italy today.
w. H. Parker of Milford spent
yesterday in the city.
I Castleberry Ross of Dallas spent
Sunday with homefolks.
Tom Fife and Sidney Brin of Dali
las were in the city today.
Miss Maude Hamilton of Sterrett
is visiting relatives in the city.
J. L. Powell, a Telico merchant,
was visitor to the city today.
I Mr.. and lMrs. 4. A, Hall of San
Antonio were in the city today.
/ Scott Scale and Montgomery Md
dleton spent yesterday in Ennis.
Miss Annie Lee Andrews is visit
4 ing her grandmother in Fort Worth.
! Deputy Sheriff Walter Kirkpat-
rick of Telico was in the city today
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-. Louis Daily Limit. d. days.
Rate go l0.
@t Louis. Daily Limit iN days.
Hate 60 So
St. Louis, Daily Limit Dee. IT.
Rate 80
Remember ttw KATY No
et Anse pf ears Be- 49, Lau4s. Kansas
cry. Memphis HHnsfau. Calves.
tan- @sH A#tonle. CITY nf Aaxfeo.
Aus Angeles aF - AL Francisco. No
other IEHe fu Texas raH give - Fr4u.i
as ssMHastaf8 Call us up fnr
sA#eHth# #&K fe#srv at80ua. Mw
raab8e e. smswag la st8uus.
E D.. MHuNE. Agent
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SNAPSHOTS AT The NEWS
DAILY HAPPENINGS aoF THE
CIrY BRIEFLY roLDs

Se~~~~e $4,000 :
For plumbing see w. A. Knight. II
Kis-Me chewing gum for Sc at
the Nickel Store. AZ
See w. A. knight for plumbing.
Fresh oysters and fresh brick
cheese at Pete's Place. If
Nice candy 15c per Id at the Nickel
Store. AZ
Merchants of the city say trade
was better Saturday than 1t has
been for any one day this season.
We are having a fine trade just
because we sell cheaper than any
one else. The Nickel Store. IL
DR.. @, p. Stoker OF Saratoga, who
has been sick at the home OF his
father of Trinity University addi-
tion for week, is improving.
Why pay be for package Of
chewing gum when you can get ?
for DC at the Nickel store. e.
An busiaess banaas In tho cf.v
oxpAd ny Jews were rl,sad today
on account OF this being the day Of
asoIelttCu'' A1o at'tSS VIII oPeh
again thlsieFening at b O'Clock.
lust received from the factory "A
shipment Of Kis.Me chewing gum. .
for nc at the Nickel Store. AZ
The symphony Choral club is
called to meet al the old bali tomof-
- ....s.-.ss. -. -.
80 80 s,r..~-.a...
. why pay soc per 10 Tor candy
when you eau get II Tor ne at the
Nickel store. a.
The merchant who roea altar lhe
trade through the newspaoers il t,,e
one who wins Rfyht oau "a tba
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19

A free bottle Of Or Thacher's Liver and
Blood Syrup will be sent to any reader ot
this paper who wiz write to the Thatcher
Medicine Co. Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19

Maa wants erie &c more tons -
baaed Alfalfa VIA have ear load
for sase tuesday sept ash. Cali a.
music store e.. a AhNaAn. e.
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give prescriptions careful at.
tentiOn and only put in them the
drug that is prescribed by your
physician. Fearis. IS
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-09-19

Mrs. Lucy White of Navasota,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Phil
Bertram, returned home today.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-30
BibIfuteta eton0nlita
.Autores Predilectos.a =
zss IS ctVS.


vFeymsIcnaMss xne at lsssIsuIsHtts IIbFes. Il les
. autcgts mAs aiainaGns Gel mnn6es
Mr.. Inchsfer: La WsoNGrQxSa jesssta.
Hebert Spencer: FL indiVidHo contra eI EstGdo-
Emilio Zola: Como SO mGere---.
Ell mandate de Il RueTAa.
Gabriel D'Annunzio: EpfseopO y yCOmps6fa.
j. Octavio Pic6n: Drama de familia.
81. Sudermann: La mujer girls.
Max Nordau: Ell NAL del siglo, atensa.
Baron de Holbaeh: NOis6s, JesGs y Aabenss.
NJ. Bokaunine: Dios y eI EstadO.
Guy de Maupassant: Ell Horla.
La Manoebfa.
Luis Buchner: FuerSa y Aateris.
Anton Tchekhow: Vanka.
Petronio: Ell lSatiric6n.
A. SehopenhaueF: La Libertud.
B. Bjernson: Ell Rey.
Blasco Ibaiez.
Ernesto RenAn: Ell AntfcriSto, atsnsA.
voltaire: Diccfonarfo FTToS3fco. etsnes.
Jose Rizal: NoH me tangere.
German Salinas: Los S0ttricos LGtissOs. tAss
Rodrigo Soriano: Las flores r0tas,
Maxine Cork: Los ex-hombreS
Anatolio France: La Cortesano de AIejandrtG.
M. M@terlink: Ell tesoro de los huufEdes.
Alfonso Daudet: Cnentos amorosOs yP0sri6ttcos
Pablo Alexis: Las chicas del amigo LefsVTe.
Lopez Ballesteros: Junto q las maqufnas.
Roberto Robert: Los scachivaches de antado.
v. Blasco Ibafisz: Flor de Mayo.
g s' La Condenada.
F." " Arroz y tartana.
Cuentos ValeDcianos.
Dimitri Merejkowski La mueTte de los Dioses.
t0moa.
." La resurrecci6n de los Doses.
tonnes.
Octavie Mirbeau Sebastian Roch,
P. Kroptkine: La conquista del pan.
(" Palabras de un rebelde.
Carlos Malato: FIlosofa del anarquisnO.
G. Perez Arroyo: Cuentos Historietas.
Leon Tolstoy: La escueIa de IasnGiG Polian0.
tentavOs mas pcr franaMsOa Ia TsIa.
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A5cts. LINEA
Lean los anunciantes

Hemos establecido una tarifa
especial de anuncios hmitada
exclusivamente & Ia isla
Seg6n esa tarifa, los edictos
judiciales, communicates del Co
mercio y particulares. articulos
9 sueltos de interes privado, pa
garan s cesfa0os Ia Inca. & una
coiumna.
En- las demas classes de anun-
clos hemos hecho tambien inn
portantisimas rebajas, resultan-
do mas baratos que en- ninghn
Otro peri6dico.
De mas esta el decir que sien-
do el BoLETIN el tnico peri6dico
que trata con absolute indepen-
dencia todas las cuestiones que
afectan al presente y al porve-
mir de Puerto Rico, y el nnico
que tiene un servicio cablegrA-
dco justamente conceptuado CO.
mo Ell mejor y mas detallado de
cuantos Sc conocen, es al pre-
sente el diario mas solicitado y
lefdo en- toda la isla.
Los anunciantes del BoLETIN
llevan una inmensa ventaJa q
los que no sc anuncian en- FL.
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Aviso al pdblico

En- Ia antigua acreditsda Eastreria de
r. Monies acabase de instalsr una sncur-
sal de la muy reputada Mbrica de sombre-
ros ola BELLA "BORINQUENA" de
SucesOres de Juan Osbrer 8 en- @, de
Ponce.
En- dicho establecimientO hallara el pd-
blico, continuamente, yariado surtido de
SO9ssbrcfOs de tOdas classes; para caba-
llerOs, para niflos, senOritas J nifias.
De pajilla, de imitaci6n jipijapa , fieltro,
de pelo lana.
Sc hace Ia orden cualquier sOmbTero;
para precios dem4s informes, dirijase &
FORTALEzA, 28.-San Juan. ID.
Dat
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-30

do timido para solar tan alto.
Mayo es tan solo su paje De ho-
nor. ei cncargado dc cchirle Ia
corona de azahares. Su espos0
sera el Esiio
-Fogos0 galan.
NO merece mcnos mi bella
protegida. Mirad como sc en-
| o sana, siguiendo mis- consoles.
lCifiese la verde tunica, esperan-
"a de goces no gustados. v des-
pues. va prendiendose las rosas
palidas que 1icen rubores; las
rosas de te que dicen deseos: las
rosas rojas que dicen pasionly
los pensamienios de mil colores
que son pedreria de ensuehos.
" que agrupados en- manojos
huelen a dicha y los lirios blan-
COS que dicen pureza; y los Ii
rios morados que dicen sunni
sion; y las merudas lilas. las del
perfume acre y excitante, que
causa borracheras y habla de
placer loco; y las fragiles cam
panillas que gritan algeria: y los
alhelies olorcsos y amarillentOs
que cuenfan languideces me-
lancolicas; y Sc corona de azuce-
mas las 1ltimas flores de la pri-
mavera, las de nieve yoro, las
que hablan con sus petalos car
nosos y blanquisimos. salpica-
dos de pollen, del coronamiento
del amor fecundo... y llegara el
esposo, y a su primer Garcia
apareceran sobre la verde tfinica
los claveles rojos que dicen pie
nitud.
-tQue os parece mi obra3
-Dulce promesa.
-Decis bien; por ESQ; cele-
brando la esperanza, en- los pala-
clos verdes, formados en- las CO.
pas de los arboles, hay concier-
tos de alondras. Cuando la pro-
mesa Sc haya trocado en- reali-
dad, en- las frondas del bosque,
una voz solitaria dejara oir apa-
sionadaS melodias. Sera el rui-
-seflor cantando epitalamios. Y
ahora, dejadme: ell tempo CORE
Y hay que ultimar detalleS.
-Despertad a. ese joven.
Impossible. No lograrais en-
tenderos. Conozco en- vuestros
ojos que sois persona practica, y
mi pobre Abril es un remantico
empedernido... tVeis aquella an
fora suspendida en- las ramas de
un saucer Es suya, y contiene
sus inevitables chaparroncitos.
Ell infe1iz esta empenado en-
poner una lagrima en- cada pc
talo de rosa que 20 env1o a la
TERRA.
-5Y asf he de marcharme2
Sin coloquiol IQue dira NUEvo
MUNDo2
1Sois espanol7
-Senora, para serviros.
- Entonces no Os apure1s.
Contad vuestra charla. Vuestros
compatriotas son harto galantes
para hacer I'm desaire a una
DANA. ~-
-Senora por desgracia pasa
ron los tiempos de la andante
caballerfa. Ell respeto ideal volo.
i-Inocentel ,Quien habla de
idealesf Poned por cabecera de
vuestro articulo una Dulcinea
de mi palmito, y vereis 81 hay
quien dele de sentirse Quijote.
g. .M0rEsnex Sterr0.
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De PalaciOS VaId6s

7emos recibido las siguientes Obras
del insigne novelista Palacios Val
d6s:
El Idi1io de an enfermO.
Marta y Maria.
El Senorito 0ctavio.
La Hermana San SulpiciO
Riverita.
Maximina.
La Espuma.
jose.
Fl Cuarto PodeTs
El origen del pensamiento
La Algeria del Captain Rihst
Fl Maestrante
La Aldea Perdide
Las Monias e Cfdie
- Ee
Aguee xeec>eD
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COlOQuIOs con los mgSs
a BRIL

QuGfme a Ia puGk I'd, Aao AAauLA'
mas de ORC asoman por encima
de las tapias. lAbril. Abrill
--iSilencioi
-iPor Jupiterl SQue veo1 Va
va una hembral Que rostro.
que tale y que. HeScsN0l Bien
per La indumentaria olimpical
-IQue decis, joven1
-Sefora. no digo NADIA. Ca
llo y admire.
-IEl paisajea
~ las fguras. ISois Venus
sois Minerva, sois Dianaf...
NO tanto. Soy lisa y llama
mente la Primavera, y este bos-
queeillo es mi imperio. tQue
buscais en- el1
-Busco al mes de Abril. lie
conoceis?
I'm POGO: es buen mucha-
cho, amable.,.
-IComunicativo1
En- extreme; pero temo que
hoy no podais comunicaros con
el. Miradle: duerme.
-lComo un benditol IA estas
hcrasI
-lQue suereis que haga des-
pues de una noche de amar1
1AhI
-Suspirais. Acaso remem-
branzas.
-Perdonad. Vuestra presen-
cia no es de las que dan lugar a
estar de menos
-ehist. NADIA de piropos
Nuestro durmiente puede des-
pertar y no llevarlos a bien.
-tLuego sois vos la esposa'
-Acaso lque os importa2 lQue
quereis de el3 ISaber secretos7
Yo conozco todos los suyos y os
los dire mientras os hago los
honores de la casa.
-lNo Iodrias llamarle7
-iAhl sin duda fiando en-
apariencias me juzgais frfvola
tai vez pensais que no soy capaz
de hablar de cosas serias. Pues
aquf donde me veis, a pesaT de
mis- alas de mariposa, tengo mi
correspondence programita de
regeneration. y 10 mejor del
case es que lie pongo en- practica.
-lVos!
-jDudais? Old. Cuando el
Invierno, viejo libertino, aban-
dona la terra, ella, a1n aterida
por sus besos de hielo, queda
marchita, rugosa. negra. Es
algo impure, algo profanado que
hay que lavar en- ondas de aqua
lustral. lY sabeis cuai es ei
aqua lustral que purifica a la
tierra2 Las flores de almendro.
Que vos, piadosa redentora,
derramaiS sobre ella
-Yo las prendo en- las copas
de los arboles. La terra las
contempla con envidia; anhe-
la ser como elias, porque son pu-
ras; yo entire tanto sonrio...
Al fin de mi reinado, los cierzos
rezagados, mis- fieles s1bditos,
sacuden los arboles que balan-
ceandose como gigantescos hiso-
pos, dejan caer la lluvia de peta-
los blancos.
-lY la regenerada agradece
el favorl
Con toda el alma. Da gra-
cias como nifio y como pajaro
cantando y riendo. Su Tisa es
de colores, y su cancion de aro-
mas. de aromas tenues, que de-
jan escapar como incensarios de
esmeraldas y amatistas las vio-
1etas ocultas bajo el cesped.
Su acci6n de gracias es ora
ci6n discreta. hurnilde, silencio-
sa, como de pecadora que agra
dece el perdon y apenas Sc atre
We a levantar la voz.
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and ferns being prettily arranged. Az
ter the luncheon Mrs. RoyIe gave a syn
Opsis OF Caroline Abbot Stanleys novel,
order No, H. and personal remlms.
ccnces ~ the Civil var were exchanged
by Mrs Royle and Mira. Ellen Elliot.
The guests were Mrs. Elliot, Mrs, Nil.
ligan, Mrs. Dart, Mrs Richard A. kcyes.
Mrs. Cordell. Mrs. sappington and AIRS
Martha Royle-King
Mrs Joseph Young entertained at an
informal Kensngt0n on Monday In hon.
or OF Miss Edna Hal OF San Francisco.
Mrs. T.. r. Dickinson was guest Of
honor at pleasant Kenslngton on
Monday, given by Mrs. Fisher K. Har-
ris about II being present
Mrs. S. i. Boggs entertained the
members Of the Sewing club at her
home on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. G, w. Flneld entertained
informally at dinner on Tuesday eve
ming In honor Of their father. Col. San.
ford Of Michigan. who is visiting them.
Mrs. William Il. Warren entertained
the members Of the Third Street card
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Mr.. Elisha Peck, Jr, will soon Ieay.
on a mission to Samoa.
Bishop Andrew Field Of the Firt
ward has gone to Sugar City Idaho
TO work on the new factory aud will Be
gone this summer
Mr. John Eckstrom Of Morgan yas
visiting with his sister Mrs. Olms,tai
here Tuesday,
Miss Agnes Austin Is down from
Idaho Falls visiting with her parents,
Hon. and Mrs Geo, Austin,
Miss Viola Patterson Of Idaho Falls
Is visiting with friends here,
Mr.. NJ. W. Ingalls, made a business
trip to Salt Lake city Wednesday
Mr., w. h. Evans has Just returned
from a two years mission to the east
ern states. lie II looking well and has
enjoyed his labors very much.
]. J Thomas Of Fish Springs was a
visitor here Friday last,
Mr., and Mrs. +. II, Green viii leave
here for quincy H., on the Eth inst,
where they go to visit the parents OF
Mrs. Green, whom they have not seen
for two years.
$50
County Commissioner JOS. W. Dunn
was visitor here Friday,