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6. S5burrL Gaiiirer.
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bent; au0uit @ebcr, aoiIirer.
Commercial ans 6armers' geotionoI
Bant, Somaro. uH0 @crmon.Str.
8eltern NationoI gant, ID, IorS.
Gittam-S trobc; Soibua g. Sarucp.
Er6Iioent; %. Morriott, 9oIIirer.
9onfiers Ii. @ofIer.
Sambleton & 60, ~, S%lt.2erinoton.
StraBe.
Gobert 81. Giibcr & 60, 200, CT.
Saul troBe.
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AIeranoer @romn & Sons, goIti.
more nno GaIoert.S trobe.
Srlrit-G ompagnie'n.
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Observation-Disclosures ull6 Roh.
laBoermnlterin.
NercantiIe Gruit & 0epoiit 60, Clio
bis 6l2, CATHEDRAL. 5traBq; Sobn
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6elrer-g criiGeru .4gcnten.
ToDoI SniurcNce 60, 2t0, SIt.
2erinoton.S troBc.
Sn0uItrial 8erIiHerltnas Comp.
Some 5rienoIp Societr, 1926, Gin.
oel,N penue.
6eucriidere W06cl.2ogerung.
She Security Storage & 2rlit Co.,
t3-19, Nortb- Iuenlte.
@robom'S @nrc6ouic, 9Sarf 9(pe.utc
rn0 9olplin.S traBc,
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SGlnereiett.
8riffit6 & Sllrner 60, 205, Nor0.
Gaco.S trobe.
SrndmentoIe 9roBt.arbeiien.
0uiltr & 60, 3t1, N..Somar0.Str
s"i"' Yltbs nto @eiBtpodren.
4ymItrong, Gator & 60, t06-108.
Sopfirs.B locc.
Sbiren, 8enIterrobmen II. &ouleaur.
6rdnt 9. @otfinS & Co., Srott. uno
Breitoent.S troBe.
Gn6etaiI. 8ei6Gfte.
9iomonten uno S6mudia6en.
@elib g. Bros. 60, 1923, Rorh.
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Gn0etaiI. g e6Gfte.
9iomonten rno S6mudiaden.
@clib 9. Bros. Co., 1923, Horh.
GbarIcs.S traBe.
Wesgcr. uno misunderstanding.
S. 8. Sfeiffer & Son. 200, Horo.
Hoco.S traBe.
GIarf & StcbcnS, 212 Roro.GbarIes
StroBe.
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8ef6rOcrnna DOu YOitIaden.

2Gnge Der erTor0erItnen 3ett sur
grreitung Ger oeri6teoenen
@eitimmungS0rte.
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3eit tiir ltebermitteIung Der Boi''
iod)en pon Dem 9oItimorer BoIt'
8iireou na6 ben baupti16liben
einbeimiIten un5 nuSUGrtigen
StG6tCn per3eibnet.
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@udbonolun9.
@untber's be1lti6e 9,idbanSlltne.
sos. Sit.9aItimore. StraBe.
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SnIanO.
atlanta, ga, 10 emnben.
Wttdnlicsgitg, R.sS, 6 Gtuuben.
Qrouilbn, R.sO., 6 Stunoen.
@urlineion, Belmont, II GtuHOeH
Buffalo, 9.sO. IS GtuHoer.
Cape W}uD, Mss. 4 StuHhen.
GbdrIeitoH. &C. 16 GtuBoen.
Chicago, SuS., 1 IGJ.
@olInt5ia,a S;sG" u @hlnoen'
Gtoinineii.8hhriis, Soma. 2 GAGE.
6pncors, M.s3., 10 Stuu6en,
S,nner, Colorado. ~ Gage.
SoIpeitoo, Seras, 2 8aae 5 ehnbeH
SarriSburo. ia. 8 Stunh.H.
Snrtioro, Connecticut, IL StuHt sH.
Indianapolis. Sno., / Tag.
Sadipu. Wiiiiiiippt, 2 Sage.
Sadiunoiue. STA, I Gag.
0%aHlassGitD, Wtiouri, 2 Idge.
gittfe Rod, @riunios, 1 Iag 1s StlnLen,
quuisuiue, an, 1 T1g 2 Gtlnoen.
Wempbis, 9eun., I 9dg 3 StInosn.
W(obile, 9tlubGmG. / Iaa 6 Stlnoen,
NorioIf. |ir9inicn, ~ SiinoelL
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Gtuot Gcps9)orf. 5 Silnoen,
Cmabu. NebrnSiG, . IGge.
Bortlunb, WlniHe, I 31a.
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46iInoclpGil, pa, 3 StlnosU.
Qitisburg, 80, II Stuuoen.
QroUiOence. H.sS.. 16 StlInoeu.
9taIetgb. NC. 13 SttnbeH.
ct. QOuis, Wiiouri, 1 2ne Q Stunoen.
CT. RnuI, Mlinuefotd, 1 Gns 10 Stunoen
Can 6rdnct5cu. Gal, 4 Iage IA StuHben.
Sopein, 9nniGS, 2 Gage.
Bolton, Dali. 70 Stun6eH.
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Sbiirer, Seniterrabmen IL. IouIeallr.
Srdnf 9. @otfinS & Co., Srott. uno
Sreitoent.S troBe.
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'"'"' Pltbs mo @eiBtpnuren.
IymItrong, Gator & Co., 106-t08.
&opfirs.Blocc.
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Sci ser odnbung miillcn iih6ren.
De ourd 8diie ober onoere 9of,l.
mente legitimireu. Im beiten lGBt
ma Iih ben Sab BON cinem &oniul
bieies 2aitoes Dor Der Gbreiie oiiiren.
8erioneu, lpelde Sapti Derloiien
monen, miiiien lire abreiie orci
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9oIiDta.
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Srem6e BET Der Tuli5ei aitsipetlen,
Ionit lit III feinem Sale oas 0llDreu
zines GoIies poraeidlrieben.
China.
sn China bciIebeu BET Der Gan.
b,rng feline &nB @orihrlffel'' leooa
tbut MAJ bciIer, cine ncrur.ise Seei-
tiluotion init iid) ~ iilbrerl. SetH
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ser @elonotidoft ansseltelter Yaf
unerIGblih. Del Der abrelle VI le'''
EaB notbiuenoie.
Chilli
Sein Sub5ipailg.
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SrnanlentoIe 9roBt.arbeiien
9uiltr & 60, 3tt, I.-Sopor0.St
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

welding silver a, Mermod 4 Jaecards.
Mr. Huber, eauersach. returned Thur
day after v.si, at Hot Springs. An. and
Fes;us. Mo-
The Misses Alice and Charlotte Parker
CT Chicago have returned home after
y;si. to Mrs Charles EVERY OF Morgan
guest Of Mrs. Every during the month Of
~.
Nf-~ 20 Wilson. Mrs Lon Howard ana
..r g " Patterson OF BelIev1ew House.
Indianapolis. Ind. and Mrs Doctor Val
iace and family OF Abilene. Tex. nave
apartments at No iSSA Morgan street
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Macheca have re-
turned from 4 two months visit 70 their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Nacheca. at
their summer home In Pass Christian.
Miss.
NJ. Theodore spler;ns OF Chicago. VINO Il
a member OF the International Jury OF
Awards. Is the guest Of his mother. Mrs
Theresa Splering. Of 1878 Lindell boulevard
tn. Reverend Doctor J. r. Il Johnston
returned yesterday from Colorado. wheee
he has been visiting and hunting for two
weeks.
Mrs. r Chouteau IAciede and her little
son. Pierre Laclede. who Is direct de-
tcendant OF Pierre Laclede, the founder
Of ST Louis. e visiting Mrs Ba&Se6 Mey-
ers and attending the Fai-.
Miss Martha A. Waite. who has been
visiting the Fair and the guest Of her
cousin. Mrs. O. F. TIT. Of the South Side.
i.ff Thursday for Chicago. where she will
visit relatives prior to returning to her
home in Port Chester, n. 7.
Miss Virginia Chesterfield Mayo has re-
turned from a SIX weeks whit through
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

a picnic and outing vas yi-e1 10y the
Thursday Night Bowling Club last sun
day to Swceneys Grove. in honor % Miss
Pauline Sa,a OF Chicago. who Is visiting
relatives and doing the Worlds Fair The
day was spent pleasantly In dancing.
gaires ana singing. Luncheon and dinner
Were served
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

hs-4AAAS az lPNA - iA'~a---
: crepe 10 Chine. over white silk. trimmed
! with silk Cluny. and the bridal bouqle;
of Whit. roses. Miss Clara Nipher. sister
Of TIC bride. vas maid Of honor. and Ciif-
ford Darby .-ryci as best man. Miss
Frances Dawson aad Mr. Edwin Nipher;
bride. were also attendants. The Rever-
end Cornell % Christ Church Cathedral
performed the ceremony in che presenc. OF
some sixty relatives a:li intimate friends.
Miss Florence Evciina Bopp and Mr..
Gayies g. Meijarrah were quietly mar
fled at the home OF the brides sister. Ms.
l. RYAN of Lswrencsviile. H.. Saturday.
August .. Far the present they are stop
ping at the home u Mrs.. ;. u Warren,
the trideGr0om's grandmother. Nc. 4io<
Maffitt avenue
Mr.. and ITs. James r. Love OF No. 81;
Maple avenue. have announced TO their
friends the engagement; Of their daughter.
Edith Rogers. 10 the Reverend Joseph
f:arnS-v SEWER. pastor o: the Third Pres
byteriln church OF Lynchburg. Va.
The wedding Siil take place the latter
part OF october.
The wedding OF Miss Mayrue Brockrnan.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry q.
BIcckIsaan. and Nj William J. Bley. il.
- the s"aih s'J., VIZ take place Tues
day. September >. AT : o'clock , m. a;
1t. Marks Church. corner rag. toUle-
ward and academy avenue.
sii~s N,lli. Filan VIII serve as maid OF
honor while MI N. \. Eiry. brother OF
size bride groom. will serve az best man.
sIi-s E,itha Bley and Miss Mabel Shay
Will act as bridesmaids. and MeSsrS J. J.
Hagan and J. y. HAYES as groomsrnen.
Miss Marie Finan VIII serve as ring
bearer After IN. ceremony "A reception
will 10 held II tine home Of the bride 20.
relatives OF the family only.
The marriage Of Miss Elma Nfpher.
laughter OF Professor and Mrs. Francis
Nipher OF Hamilton avenue. to James
Clifford Dawson OF Webster. took place
last evening at o'clock. at the home
Of the brides parents. Only q limited
number OF relatives and intimate friends
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

WEDDINGS.

Silk umbrellas at Mermod & Jaccard's.
The marriage of Miss Elml Nipher OF
s.. Louis and Mrs. James c. Dawson OF
Webster took place Thursday night. at the
residence OF the brides parents. Professor
and Mrs Francis z. Nipher. on Hamilton
avenue Il was n white wedding and
me house decorations were In green and
white. Ths bridal gown was OF white
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS.
Fine watches at Nermod 4 Jaceard.,

A very pleasant surprise was given to
Mr.. Jasques Beneveute. sa,ophoue .olois,
OF the Boston Band. now at the Worlds
Fair. Monday night. when the 81, Louis
Letter Carriers' Band rendered him a SER
enade at his temporary re~iderce- No l,.s
Prairie avenue. After several seI.ct,on.
were rendered he invited them 20 partske
OF some refreshments. and some music
numbers were then rendered
A surprise party was given TO Miss
Edna Fachschlag on Saturday 1T her HON.
No. 13e Caouteau avenue. by friends. The
evening was pleasantly spent In play,ns
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vi5nssse6 ;f1 ceremony. which vas per-
formed IS ;rs Reverend Cornell 81 Christ
( ,nurch Cathedral. in the absence OF he
h-:"rrlt b1eJor Cave. who ''s' Obliged
tn house r-aS trimmed with great
.'r"'uS.nn % wE-t- aad PINK .,st-rs, com
hir.j 9Th many roses and greens; An
Oich'strt played ;rs wedding E.-a-cfies-
Tn Hrlie zane into the T.arior wearing
a - stit'- .r34hFo!ter-! crepe s.e cl.iu,. gown.
trii1'i4e' yith hand.ome ciuny isc"s- Sne
dispensed with vel and voT- NJ jewels.
carrying q. .aT..e shower o. bride rosss IN
her hands
IN. was a;i.a ced by Mis- Clara SIphsr.
htr s.stcr- IS maid ~ honor. md By Hiss
Frances Dawssn. sister - th. briil-L rooi.I.
a. bridesmaid Clifford Darby va nest
man S"r Mr. Dawson ali Edwin Sipner
ASSISTED! grornsrlaf!.
In.re was no RECEPTION. merely a y.r!cd
OF eO1Grs,tI. alton AMI a f.psS:- after
which -f- br;ce arr. bridegroom took ;heir
dc parT,.-. with revealing the aFStiI.a-
tiGn .! th.ir honeymoon to,:rnry. They
are To make Ileir permanent home IN
Webster. where T-- Dawson has hose
~ reatlncfs. hut hay- ret no time Cor
th.i- :et-rn nor stated aay a. home days
o. tE"lr e-.-r--
Carts were sent out yesterday for the
rnarrias. o: MIS- cO-iunr English. dauSh-
ter ~ Nr- cnsrlcs English. To Mr.. Ray
HyrI@ son Of Mr.. and Mrs.. =. J. t3yrns.
No sles Westminster pls.c-- The wedding
t. a. take place On September H. and. ow
ing 10 tn Fat that the prospective brides
father i.as lately sold his Houss and that
Ms, English and h- are quartered al one
OF the Vest Ed hotels. the wedding and
rec p'lc. VII ;ake place ~ the BJrne
residence.
The ceremony e announced for s o'ciock
and VIII b. witnessed only by a few per-
sons. larH. reception. however. e to
follow. FOR which several hundred cards
have been Issued
The bride. a graduate Of Forest Park
University. 1872. will have Miss Grace
GoOdwis % Evansville. Ind. for her maid
- honor. while III. Walter Mack OF ST.
Louis Will b. Mr.. Byrne's hest man After
the wedding trip. the bride and bride
groom UiIl go 20 housekeeping at No. So:
botanical avenue. ;he date Of their resi-
GeDc- IN this doGnicil- being October 1
With the loss Of sight. .he beauty Of ihe
world. AZ well az your personal beauty. -
lost. IL your Eyes trouble you. see an
orticisn at once. Doctors Bond and Mont
gomery are thoroughly competent and will
sNarnine your ey-s free. II you need
2lassss they Will furnish them. Prices
moderate. ~ Nermoi & Jacca-d's. Broad
way and Locust
The engagement IL announced Of Pri-
vat- Stanley TaVpen. Troop u. Eleventh.
Caval--. nos stationed at Jefferson Bar
racks. Mo. 10 Mis-. Alice Gertrude Or OF
81. Louis. 10.
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t''na-f f.oSToii.
a picnic and outing vas yi-en 10y the
Thursday Night Bowling Club last sun
day to Sweeney's Grove. In honor OF Miss
Pauline Sa.a OF Chicago. who IS visiting
relatives and doing the Worlds Fair. The
day was spent pleasantly In dancing.
games ana singing Luncheon and dinner
| were served.
among those present were:
| M!ssE-
fs s'a,es. sala' Of / &C. &C..
| HessieYTs-
i i. T ssf5:: g g. & aiass..
Nesr:eur. and M-.;sn.s-
and -,n, Rob-rt a-ish-im.r
L. W.lnhe:rn-r and 90, Rsaes-.
1 1:ober: jacob sad daus-Ete=.
| children. l.. kob-Hy.
| kOene.
Miss Lillian Allen entertained a few
| friends on Wednesday evening. at her
| home in Chippewa street, in honor of Miss
| Edna Assnan of Detroit. Mich. Card
| games. followed by dancing. were enjoyed
during the evening. Among those present
Tere:
Mi-s.s--
Ila snyder. Ssii- vIs>iog-i
MAJ Sheridan. ada W-iseft.
Mabel Alien, Amy Pschsil.
Charlie Snyder Leslie Powell.
VIII Lee. samuel Carver.
kiDt Gre>nvsT, Charlie Wis.,
Carl wsmseE. George Powell
Frank wiseioy.i
Blrfhmonth rings. set with espphires..
september's birthstone. so and up. at
!der.nod 4 Jsccard's.
Miss Dooley gave euchre Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Alice Naumann
II Ste Genevieye. No. Prizes were won
ty Miss Bertha HenseI. Miss Birdie God
g.. f,a- HF--
Harry DoDnelly and J. E Poland Those
present were:
aisse--
Nay Nay E Fsna. h hs5.s .i hsf.
aessicurs-
Hw. Donn.!iy. A FoIsrd.
n n. n n b ftsns I 2 s H EsaEn9n'
J. z FSlAns. a. H. Gci:rsy-
A meeting was .icid last week at the
ST. Louis University TO arrange Tor a re-
cept!on 10 the sisters ard alumni 81 Naza-
reth ACADEMY. Kentucky. who VIII come
10 celebrate Nazareth Day AZ :he Ken
lucky building. Words Fair September
e. All ex-pupils residing IT, -. Louis are
earnestly requested to attend another
meeting at the ST Louis University
"Wednesday afternoon. September .. az
o'clock
At party TO BE- given al The hornc 81
samuel WoIkowitz at No. SD North
Fourteenth street Tonight the engage
ment of Mise Freda SilveTstein. dauxnTer
of l. F. Silyerstein Of d. Soto, No. 10
George Wolkowi;z Of No. s.5s Manehes-sr
avenue Will be announced. The date Of
the marriage will be made public later
Mrs George J. Handley. assisted BY her
daughters. gave the first OF Z. series OF
mrsicaics on Tuesday at her home in
Chamberlain Park Tire house was deco
rated with palms and potted plants.
Among the invited guests were: Nr. and
Mrs: George dietrich. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
McCasland. Mr.. and Mrs. LUZ. Mr.. and
Mrs. L J. Smith. Countess d'aaussen-
vile, Count Pieper. Lieutenant Mones-
tareo. Lieutenant Lnso and d. c. Sum-
mers.
Mrs Walter Aufderheide OF No. $40
Cleveland avenue gave a chiidren's par
ty Tuesday afternoon in honor Of her
little daughter. Melba. the occasion being
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

MISS NETTIE HALE.
Engaged TO Mr. Frank c. Rand The mar
Rage Of Miss Hale and Nj. Rand vii!
take place on October s. Miss Marjorie
Sampson is to be maid CT honor. and
Edgar Rand the best man since their
return from the North Mr.. and MTr-
Hal. and Miss Hale are at the west
minister apartments Ia Nswstsad ave
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
SOCIAL I'll 0S.

Ycu ,hOu.1 zee the beautiful ner 6la-
r.crG ttwelry on dis-piay this week at
MrI-nod & jaccards. Broadway and Lo-
Gust
rh. regular monthly outing Of -" Rap
paharno.ks'' was held last sunday at
Wo!z Grove The day Vas spent in sing
irg. dancing and athletic contests. Those
IN attendance were.
Me- f.u--
fot4ph Hosasnrt.: Be1 Sch-er.
H-TT-aE 4 Sroer-r. Herman fs-l--ksr.
I..r.sri. \. yrou HERNIA. SGnkrnarc.
- -f0E. William Meyer os
J..ti. ~ lci.nAr. Nzscoafah. Ill
-. f:--lse!.
Ni~sr@-
MHyr.,. Weiss. Kate Rarp.
I.l-f4 MOL. Kate Mueller
-snf.a Mesil--. carrie Schottel
ETisiflA Mol Hattie MOL
Es-el- xG=nse Fannie SIowneyeY.
The isIi Fishing CTgh had a jolly si,ne
last Sunday at Rose Lake. Ill. The cay
was spent in boating and fishing In the
evening vocal and Instrumental selections
were rendered by Misses Agnes. Laura
and Clara Williams followed by a Dance
given By NJ and Mrs.. John Hook. Among
those present were:
N-sss:eslTp and Sesdsraes-
John Hook. Jos.rh H. wyiiiarrA
VIII Kelly. Jos-ph r. Messing.
Misses
Laura Williams. Clara Williams
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04
Gowns Worn by Miss Alice Roosevelt at New
port This Season Opened the Eyes of Other
Guests - Doctor Erhart's New Auto
Coupe-Some New Engagements.
Agnes Williams.
Atz r.~esy

Agnes Williams. Francis Kelly.
Ada LzSsy.
N@sxieurS
Charles Strauss. Lea Tiiiiam0
Joseph Williams, Leroy Leased.
Joseph Messing Mario. Bsidvs-
The Cosmos Club viii give IT'S opening
reception 81 No. 3ss Olive street On Fri
day evening. September II.
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Por VA G|E& guientes Ebros de los autorcS
= AV N1Vo mas afamados del mundo:

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los msblos tisnsn dHechOs

N nncstro hnfnilde suelto q.
|tuiado la proicsia ae Patiilas
lhablamos dc 30 cxprcsado pN
un hunrade vccino de alil rcie
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tual iorma de tsohierno. scme
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luempos. aquel paiiilSno ascvcra
lasimlsmo. que Jos 6ohiernos
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tics a Quiencs tenemos no solo
el dcrecho 81 cue tambien el de
Der de exigir esirecha cuenia
cuando no nos con1ormemos con
Ia i0rma en- que Sc afninistrcn
los inuercses de los pucblos a
que nos debamos; por tanto no
'exiSie nj puede existir tenor al
eiercerse tai derecho Y tai deber.
, 10 mas delicado. 10 que debe
inspirar mayor GEO q los pue-
bios todos es. procurar Y hacei
conservar Y encauzar la mas
honrada Y saba administrator
de sus intereses. a evitar sc tro-
pieze con el mas insiguifcante
desbaraiuste ecouomico.
De la honrada V saba direc.
ci6n de los pueblos. depende en-
primer termino su prosperidad.
tranquilidad V vida; 10 demas
es secundario.
Entendemos. que todo el que
sea digno de la hospitalidad que
lie haya brindado o lie brinde el
pueblo donde sc mace o sc viva
no debe desmayar en- la luchs
por su bien.
Los que aun no sc hayan da-
do cuenta de la verdadera ST
tuacion del pals puertorriqueno,
los que ofuscados. debido sin
duda al hecho de que no haya
aun tocado a sus puertas las di-
ficultades que hoy Sc presentan
para la vida en- el pals de todas
las clases sociales, exception de
los que disfrutan Iingiies suel
dos; los que por falta quiZa de
tempo, no hayan pensado en-
nuestros desgraciados hermanos
que va victimas de expatriacio-
mes impremeditadas. va de Ia
falta aqui de trabajo y recur-
SOS, perecen con sus caras fami
las en- eI extranjero donde ere
yeron hallar remedio a sus des-
gracias Y en- toda nuestra lsla
aver tan feliz en- el sentido di-
cho, deben despertar ante Ia
realidad; v como buenos hijos
de esta Patria infeliz, y como
buenos hermanos de los que su
.fren, cooperar a la redentors
idea de aportar datos al honra-
do pueblo americado, que STEM
pre- agradecera Sc lie ayude con
la verdad escueta a solucionaI
nuestros conflictos.
No desmayar en- la persecu-
cion del bien y libraremos a
aquella Nacion y a la muestra
de serios disgustos y borrones
en- sus historias.
Americanos y nativos y ami
gos de buena fe Y honradez
probada; unirnos en- un solo
pensamiento.
"En ell de salvar a Puerto
Rico con la poderosa ayuda dc
su Metropolis"
A La Iucha, pues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-02
Baquero y Gandara

OFRECEN
Maiz superior. del pals,
en- medios sacos. PRE-
GIo CONVENTIONAL.
Cemento DRAGON, en-
barriles as 2!6o
Mani superior. en- sacos
quintal ~ $50
Zinc acanalado america
no de 6 pies. quintal ;. ;, 800
Alambre puas rollos de
90 libras. rollo - /. 400
Grampas en- barriIes de
90 libras, barriI ;. !, 2.oc
Sal en- medios sacos. quin-
tai. !, o6o
Puutas lie Paris, GAIA de
oolibras, desde ~ has
"a S pulgadas. GAIA =. a.4c
San Juss0 ssyls. San Jaan. ?. z,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-15
Rifeldaffffer & BroVrlfield,
he Leading jewelers..

the dispatch of business IN his court.
In all occasions re has been kiEtl
and courteous TO the members OF the
the Bar courtesy and respect for him
self. as well as towards each otaer.
and has done much to elevate the tcne
of the Bar and secure tlIe obse-S ance
of orderly procedure IN the TIA: ,:
causes in his court. While we have
had occasion at TINS 10 differ from
his rulings. we have never had rea-
son to believe that he was not entire
Iy honest in his opinions. and striving
to do the right as he Saw it. and with
a view solely to promote the ends Of
justice. He has sought to enforce
the law fairly. and without fear or.
favor; 10 punish The guilty and pro-
reverence and reSpec: FOR law as TIE
supreme duty of all good citizens.
without which there can be no ordcrl:-
government or security for life tr
property. In parting with Judge Ma
son as the judge 81 his circuit We
l.
proceedings in his circuit have lost
! the services Of an able, considerations
and upright judge. ard we assure KIM
that in retiring from tic bench here
| to assume the duties in another cir
cult. he will carry with him our warm
est regards and bes; wishes in the
new circuit over which by the favor
of his fellow-citiZens. he las been calf
ed to preside
Resolved. That a copy OF these res
olutions be furnished iu''ge Mason by
the clerk OF this court. and that the
same be spread upon Ike records Of
the court. and likewise published il"
the newspapers of this county
.JNO. J. DAVIS.
WILLARD F. SNYDER,
TANEY HARRISON.
Committee.