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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

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la ic OIL Safon set umiaa !
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( a enc anNque ccrfada dela
bA srf .o> fsNs> de Ia lur pal
na uc >us pucTtaS.
An1nvo al ilegar TO d timi
damDIte n ia puersa oeLtrai dr
dicha casa; 90 iardaron tres mi.
nu,os cuando aquella pueIta sc
abrio por las delica las manos
dc una nina. que con voz com
pasiva { dlJo.
-'IQue desea usted hernia
ma"
Al yer la .pordiosera aquel
rostro caniido de aquelia ange
lical c iatura que a penas conta-
ba once aDriles. slntio que sus
tuerzas Sc aca baron. Y sino hu
biese sldo por la oscuridad de la
noche sc hublese notado las
contrarledaies de su caraCter.
La nina sin haCerse esperar
corrio donde su paplto. v lie di
Jo:-"Paplto, una pobre mujer
llam0 i nuestra puerta; al VERNE
ha quedado muda !Ie digo que
entire papito mio'-Si, hiJa de mi
alma,
Entire usted her manita.
Aluella infellz cogida por 10
mano de aQuel angel. entro ma
quinalmente en- aquel hogar.
donde Ell hijo y la graoia eran
los compa neros de aquel padre
que sohtario>pasaba los dias. ems
tre las lnceoantes CariCias de lsu
hlla. V los buenos conselOs que
daban en- la lectura los autores
de las es ogidas obras que tenla
en- I'm escaparate de libros.
SaIi0 el padre, Y al yer aque
lila martlr, un SOLO grito de ARE
pent:mlento salio lastimero de
aquel peCho, grito que le slguie.
ron estas palabras: ''iiArman-.
do mio!l ii1ija de mi alma!
iiPerdonM .... =. ......
Cayo examine como herlda
pOr el u!timo dolOr de su amar
ga exlstencia; un sincope le CO
gI0. teniendo padre e hlja que
prestarles los auxilios, V aquella
nina besaba su frente a la PAL
que lie decia.
Isl hermanita mia estas per
dOnada, no te muera. vlve, vlve,
tie qulero. tie qulero, tverdad pa
pito que tn la perdOnas'
FL padre exhalo sn profundo
suspiro, y coglendo a su h,ja en-
tre sus brazos, lie dljo Dejad al
ma mia que descanse.
Aquella infeliz quedo acosta
da en- un lecho. pero presa del
simcope, padre { hija sc retira
ron a sus Camas, pues va los
OlOs Sc lie aban ante Ell peso
de la nOChe.
Cuando Elisa. que asi Sc lla-
maba desperto de aquel letargo
abrio sus ojos Y persuadiendose
que no era un SueflU 10 suCedldO
sc leyant0 sigllOsamente, rene
tr0 sin ser oida en- la estancia
dOnde dormian su esposO t hija,
y pooando un beso en- la frente
de az queilOs seres. sali0 timlda
de aquel lugar donde no quiso
ser encontrada al dia siguiente.
ArmandO Y su hija recIbl'or0n
un goIpe terrible, pues no suple
ron el paraderO de Elisa
PasarOn dos dias. Y. al terCerO
recibi0 Armando por Corre0 la
carta sigulente:
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
La pordiosera

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implora "a ia catlaad pub.s.a
dc pueolo ca pueblo elcr>la esa-
mission mission .9e era IA ca
teneia que ella misma elec4to.
porQue asi - diNta0a q ialio de
su conciencia
Su currpo era cuolerio por la.
rapos. Y TeSOsla So "a ara1a Sabc-
ilera poT una mohosa horauilla
en- la parte frontal delando al
descuido grandes tilachones de-
trastornadss trenzas que x dc {
Jaban yer por su encorvada es-
palda. ALI donde no alcanzaba a |
cubrirlas el mugrIento panolo
que amarraba en- su cabeza.
Era digna de pena, inspiraba |
compassion aquella martir. de la
desgracia; era el pecado ARE
pentldo la lucha vencida. ven
cida entire el contu bernio de la |
passion mundane Y un grito
desgarrad dor. Ell grito del alma,
el alma que va tenia de frente
su verdugo. el verdugo del al
ma: la conClenCla.
Miro en- su derredor: Y por do.
Quiera veia su som bra: el abs
mo; ei ablsmO que lncesante le
brindaba sus entranaS. entranas !
negras. mas negras que la con-
Cleucia de IN CrminAl.
~Sus iluslones vagaban. en- el
Caos, Y tOdas :tracasa BAN ante la
prepotente rosa de su adversi
dad. ~@~~-2 >''.i
Opto implorar la carload, asi
penso inopirar la lastlma. y en-
cada oJeada de icompasl6n veia
la mirada del perdon. perd0n
que ella Ouscaba, como busca el
sediento la copa de aqua
Asi pasaba sus dias, entire esa
nueva Iucha, para purihCar un
POGO las negruras de su alma, Y
andandO Cual ave sin nldO,
errrante en- Ell esca broso sende-
TO de su mlslon, lego a un pue
blo en- cuyo pueblo exlstian
tristes recuerdos, y las verdade
ras lagrlmas del arrepentlmien
to, temblorosas pasaban por sus
trasparentes meJIllas, 9 quemando
su aspero CUTS.
iOh! :. iCuantos reCuerdos
ahiliaS - =1--:2
iCuantos susplrOs exhalo Su
debil pc ho y cuantas afeccio- !
mes invadleron su alma!
ALI en- aquel pueblo, ain es-
taba tan relnante como anteS, la |
casa donde sc CeIebr0 su boda,
donde nacio su hija, y donde
habit0 en- su union Ell hombre |
que incesaute la amaDa, col
mandole de caricias y predilec
clones.
Ali tambien estaba el hOgar
nogar maldito. donde surglo la
catapulta. ALI estaba ese antro,
donde clav0 la punalada mortal
de su deslicha.
;Oh. Dios mio! Tened cOmpa-
sion de nj; 70 imploro tn per
don, mirad que solo fui una de-
bill mujer ante las mentidas ca
rlcias de AN ladr6n que rob0 mi
honor; iperd0nl iperdonl......
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13
Sc alquila

Tn precioso mirador. situado en- el
sitio mas oentrioo de San Juan, con
cuatro + biteciones, ma hermosa sala.
espaciosa coclna y un elegau,e come
dor cor piso de marmol; tiene bafio
de ducha. water Gloss. installation
el6c,iica en- tcdos los departamentos.
Propia para ohcinas para vivienda
de solteros.
Para iLf r,nes CERECEDo HNOS. & Co.
Sucesores. San Francisco 4o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13


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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

" Opto implorar la caridad, asi
penso inspirar la lastima. y en-
cada ojeada de icompasl6n veia
la mirada del perdon. perd0n
que ella OuScaba, como busca el
sediento la copa de aqua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

Asi exclamaba aquella mar
tir, en- medic de una plegaria
que elevara al Eterno, plegaria
que liza dirigida por la tristeza
del alma y encaminaja en- for :
ma supllcante por la mirada de
aquel % ojo anegados en- lagri-
mas. laIrimas acompa1adas por
profundos sollozos que apenas
delaban en- franco paso la arti-
culacion de la pala bra.
La soiedad que era su compa-
nera en- aquel sitio donde elev6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-02-13

.Oh. Dios mio! Tened compa-
sion de nj; 70 imploro tn per
don, mirad que solo fui una de-
bill mujer ante las mentidas ca
ricias de an ladr6n que robo mi
honor; iperd0n! iperd0n! .......
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
NOTED PIANIST.
4 Pupil of Franz List viii Give Ke-
cital at Trinity [ University.

After long and persistent effort
on the part OF the musical faculty
at Trinity University arrangements
we're made whereby Mr. Lauder. the
eminent concert pianist. viii appear
IN the auditorium OF the university
next Monday. March 10.
Mr Lauder received hts musical
education In Europe under such
masters as Reineoke, Won Bulow
Richter. List and others As con
cert pianist he has few peers He
has followed in concert in the large
cities and musical centers such men
as Rosenthal, Dc Pachmann. Holman
and others. and has made good In
his programs each time He has Civ
en- more than four Thousand concerts
In Europe. Canada aud America
This is the first time efforts have
been successful in getting such an
artist TO come To Waxahachie. and
this was done by the music students
of the university subscribing the
large amount necessary to bring Mr..
Lauder In this way only is such
an artist brought 20 our door The
lovers OF fine music in Waxahachie.
tand there should be hunaredsl VIII
have an opportunity of musical
feast.
The first program viii begin at
: 30 in the afternoon The second
will take place at night beginning
at sac
An admission fee OF so cents will
oa charged all persons outside uI the
depa rtmsnt Not one doliar Of the
money received at The door ON ae-
count of such admission will so to
pas Ar Lauder. bat will be used to-
ward bringing other artists Co the
CITY
The liberalliy on the part oi the
students Of the department oi music
Ia Trinity University II indeed com
EnEndabie and the public al large
should lend helping hand In bring
iHK other eminent singers aud
patFontEtnR the two Feeltais 20 ~
given Nonday afternoon and even.
tnE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
'BALkED ON NED HAIR
Love SCk Swain Thought Ne Was Core.
speadias Win wsmaa Win
Raven TreSseS.

| The appearance OF q red-haired
| woman instead of one with raven
| tresses, as expected, prevented a mar
riage that had been scheduled to take
place at the Texas and Pacific pas
senger station at Fort Worth last
Sunday afternoon.
| The prospective bridegroom. who
was to meet the woman there by ap-
pointment. stated that he was a cat
tIeman and that he owned a we'll
stocked ranch near Hennessey, Ok.
This was his first visit to the Pan
ther city, and he was there dressed
in his best clothes, ready and willing
to marry the woman with whom he
had been corresponding II she prov
ed 10 be as she had represented her
self in her letters. Neither had ever
seen the other. After meeting the
woman with whom he expected 10
be united In the holy bonds OF we'd
lock, he told the following story:
had been corresponding with a
woman at Weatherford. From time
10 time / nave sent her money until
II amounted to nearly $50. Last
week by writing We agreed to meet
in Fort Worth at the station here and
get married. | sent her a button
with my picture and she was TO wear
this on her dress. She sent me a
picture by which | was TO know her.
When ] had been around the
depot for several hours / saw a
woman with my picture on her dress.
| went up to the woman. introduced
myself and asked her where my fl
aneee was. She said that she was
the lady and told me my name |
then took from my pocket the piet-
IRE that / had received and told her
she did not look like the picture.
The woman looked at the photo
graph and said some one had chang
ed 1t, for IL was not the one she had
sent. She only did this. however.
after ] had told her she was mis-
taken. Then I asked her how ii
Nas the picture showed her with
black hair when she had red When
pulled several letters from my poek-
et and asked her what she had said
in them she became ratified and ask
ed to be excused a little while and
left me. saying she would soon come
back. ! tried To follow her, think
Ing that perhaps the real woman had
asked her to do this 10 see what
Kind OF man | was, but | have not
been able 10 find her or the other
woman"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
CITY COUNCIL MEETS.
Adopts Resolutions Encouraging Paw.
ing West Main street

The regular session of the city
| council was held last night. with
| Mayor Ross presiding. All members
! of the council were in their accus-
| toned places. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and ap-
proved
Standing committees and officers
| then made their reports, which were
adopted and ordered filed
! A large number of accounts were
allowed and ordered paid
An amendment to the city seay-
enger ordinance was adopted. which
provides that the city shall not be
liable &c the scavenger for the pay
ment of delinquent fees until such
delinquent shall have been convicted
in the recorders court and paid his
fine in full
With reference to the proposition
TO macadam West Main street, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, the citizens and property
owners of West Main street are agi-
tating the proposition to macadam
West Main street from the public
square TO the stree car barn, and
Whereas, We are desirous 10 aid
ana encourage the said citizens in
carrying out 'he laudable enterprise
Of making sd street an honor and
credit TO the city. and place same in
condition that will hereafter make
the expense for caring for same light
er upon the city
Therefore. be It resolved, that the
street committee is hereby appointed
with full power to act in the premises
TO confer with said citizens or any
committee they may appoint aud
make such contract and agreement
with them as 20 aid the said city WIFI
| furnish them in said work. as their
Judgment may be advisable and eN-
pedient under the existing conditions
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
TRAIN CONNECTIONS.
Frisco and Central May Connect nj
Demison.

The Frisco and Central are again
said to be agitating the question oi
making passenger train connections
at Denison. Neither road seems
really TO care whether or not con-
nections are made, as they are at
"criss-cross. bur the demands are
becoming insistent
The Frisco from the south is due
10 arrive at Denison at 2:23 p. m,
and has orders TO wait here ten minu-
tes for the Central. The Central
passenger train from the south is
due at $3.50 p. m. A delay on the
part OF the Central for very few min
utes throws the connection cut OF
gear and usually three or four pas
sengerg for points on the Frisco are
left behind.
The officials OF both roads are
agreed upon showing an inclination
10 get together on the matter and a
remedy may be agreed upon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
AN ESCAPED CONVICT
Sent to the Cosaiy aesd sad Recosaized
By His 0id Guard.

/ Some time during February Gus
Carson, a colored penitentiary con
Wet, made his escape from the state
farm in Bastrop county. A few DAYS
ago he was arrested at Midlothian
on charge of unlawfully riding a
Itrain. He was convicted in the jus
tiee court and sent TO the
county road to work out his fine. He
was assigned to Foreman Maggard q
| gang and was there recognized by
one of the guards, who was former
ly the negro's guard on the state
| farm. The negro was attired in citi-
| zen's clothes and when these were
| removed it was found that he had on
| two penitentiary suits.
The penitentiarv officials were
| notified that Carson was in custody,
and yesterday w. G. Jenkins, SER
geant of the convict gang now laying
steel for the Central near Fort Worth
came here after the prisoner. He
was brought in from the farm yester-
day afternoon and was taken to Fort
Worth last night by Mr.. Jenkins.
Carson was sent ap from Grayson
county in December, 1902. He was
convicted in the district court at
Sherman on charge of murder in
the second degree and given a term
of ten years in the penitentiary.
Sergeant Jenkins stated to the re-
porter yesterday afternoon that his
gang was at work at the Central and
Katy crossing about three miles this
side of Fort Worth. His entire gang
is composed of negroes, with the ex-
ception of one white man who is car
ried along as bookkeeper Mr.. Jenk-
ins said that great many OF the
negroes in his gang were serving
life sentences. He has two or three
he says, that were sent up
from Ellis county. After the work
III tn" neixt g., 't,"t Of Fort Worta
has Ecnn finished to ,ang viii move
to hennrdale, G. vii work in this
direction
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08

We have replaced the three sacks
~solsn from 0af elevator with !
STRAIGHT car load II took nerve
aud MONEY TO DO this. nns when we
see good shinE Sc 50 after h.
II toa are not stuck 0u Dallas
dealers. and iust 81 ossr there for
he uoseliy If the thsnK. Sc can sell
Son. and AZ as low p4ss@s. quality
ssanaiaeFrd. a. ans aae ia Texas
taane down ana fsamFw mith a.
ga AmaNf. Ned To8a Orange Cann.
drFfnan Miiles sui Alfalfa r~~d hss.
fufe Fon ran over Ia uAllAa foF vunr
supply sn
uakAslsassase tsFsan 90.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
County Court Assignments.

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for Mach term taes. u" '''' ''''
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
County Court Convictions

There were two trials and convIc-
tions In the county court yesterday
afternoon. The defendants were
Gus Richie and Siradie Sims, both
coiored, who were arraigned on
charges of drunkenness. A fine OF
$40 was assessed in the first case
and ss.Gt; III the last uam.ti.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
Pupils Recital saturday at Z p. m

A public recital, by the pupils OF
the department of music. win be
given at the university chapel Satur-
day afternoon next, March. IL COM
meneing at 4 O'Clock No admission
viii lie charged An invitation to
attend is extended to the general
public
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
Programme.

Welcome Address. E. Sewell.
Commercial Club Welcome-M
W. Hawkins.
Response in Behalf of Carriers
w. G.. Gardner.
Rural Carriers of Ellis County
Prof. j. ID. Coghlan.
Good Roads.-Col. J. II. PEBBLES
Social talk among carriers.
Business meeting.
Refreshments
Supper.
Cigars.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
Meeting of Elks.

A special meeting OF the Bene-
violent and Protective Order of Elks
will be held tonight All brothers
are urged to be present. as there is
important business to be attended to.
LEX MEREDITH, f. r.
GEO. L. GRIFFIN, Sec.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08

fvaf complaints ware filed ia ths
nvs@taet : e0srt YESTERDAY Tao acre
Tor aFf#M* ana tao mere AGAINST a
paFfx wh@ s aale&ea a. have allowed
NJ e@w 20 rmn ~ large wMhfn thN
corporate Asnl4=# 81 ths elsY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
Weather Forecast.

Tonight rain. colder. Thursday
fair
Tuesday max. &c. min. IS, rain
fail 70.
G. u, LoNGsERRE. Observer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08

81 Louis, March S.--An extra
edition OF the Post Dispatch just or
the streets says:
The entire Russian line along the
Shakhe river was evacuated DURING
the night. and the Muscovste force
beat hasty retreat, hotiy pressed
by the japanese. London repor,
says Mnkden has already fallen
kuropatkin. IL is said. has left the
city and IL beating desperately
against the enemy's Gordon In his
effort to force a way 70 Tie flnp
Both sides agree that this last de-
feat ~iii force Nicholas TO seek
peace
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08
RURAL ROUTE RIDERS.
Midlothian VIII Entertain Rural
Mail Carriers March Z.

Midlothian, Tex. March I've
would call the attention of the car
riers of the county to the fact that
you are asked, invited and requested
to attend social meeting OF the r.
F. DIS in Midlothian Saturday night.
March 1S, at s p. m. Arrangements
are already made for hotel accommo-
dations and for your entertainment
generally, all of which is free to the
boys who never fail. +"
Come out TO this entertainment
without money and without price
and be our guest on this occasion
Our object is to have a good social
time, and the city mayor, the presi-
dent of the business mems club, the
postmaster. and citizens generally of
Midlothian extend to you special
invitation to partake of our hospi-
tality. Remember the date. March
Is at O'Clock p. m
K. l.. NAYLOR
II. c. BARNETT
G. Fl. WILSON
d. r. BRUNDAGE.
Invitation Committee
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-03-08

WAeIe Line Alsaa he Shakhe Riyer tva-
csaied lIaaer Ceyer Of DakaesS
Special 10 Daily Light.

Special 10 Daily Light.
General Oku's Headquarters in
the Field. March S.--Last night un-
der the cover of darkness the Rus
SLAMS evacuated the whole line along
the Shakhe river and are now in full
retreat toward the north. The Japa-
nese are In close pursuit Before re-
firing the Russians set fire to great
heaps OF supplies, The fall OF Muk-
den Ia now eminent
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T, c. Coley and Mrs. S. L.. Coley.
w L. Roberts and Alice Shu-
meake.
G. S. Stapp and Annie Brookshire
John Novy and Mrs Fannie
Moeka.
Il. II. Mccoy and Katie Vines.
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East Texas Ribbon Cane Syrup.

We have four barrels genuine Eas:
Texas Ribbon Cane syrup which we
offer for sale yer yehaap. You
want some, so come quick.
.92 McDUFFIE GROCERY co
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The ladies of the Episcopal church
viii have Saturday market at SOS
Elm street. where salads, cakes and
pies viii be on sale. and will take
orders for same at any time 90
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-17
4 COMMITTEE OF FIVE.

President wants Business Methods
 Tn Governmental Departments.
 WASHINGTON. June 1.-The presi. dent has appointed committee of five to report to him on improved methods of doing the public business in the various bureaus and departments.
 The scope and character of the work expected of the committee is indicated in the following letter addressed by President Roosevelt to Charles H. Keep. assistant secretary of the treas- ury:
 You are hereby designated as chair man of committee. to consist in addi. ton to yourself of the following four gentlemen: Frank H. Hitchcock, first assistant postmaster general: Law. renee O. Murray. assistant secretary of commerce and labor: James R. Gar field, commissioner of corporations. and Clifford Pinchot. forester depart ment of agriculture. who are to inves- tigate and find out what changes are needed to place the conduct of the ex- ecutive business of the government in all its branches on the most economical and effective basis in the light of the pest modern business practices"