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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-13
VoraCI1n Que no eS
eNdCIa.
TI0rTas sin GuItIVO on PuOrto
Rico.
ES n0GosarI0 ImplISaT J ensan,
char "a vida sglleQIi DOL
Dafs.

TX
Repetidas veCea hSge hablado ca 81
exterior de que una de las CRuaaB del
pauperianO en Puerto Rico. es la dem
cidad de pOblaCi6n, y, por lO tanto. Ell
exCesO 6e bFaz0g pArn eI tPabpjo tanto
sgffe0la comb para las induatrias y
demag OfiGiOa y prOfeaioueo.
No ed exgct8 egR aseveTGci6n, p0r
Cuant0 % que haca faltas prohado de
n1aneEG idento. es innpulaar la egtfa
cultuTG y CreaE nuevag industFias dane
dOles facilidade DOE todoa l0s medios
r0siblea.
La msyor part del area de Ioa ta.
FFen0g en- Puerto Rico ests ain cult.
var y la Cultivada 60 en- ga mayor par
tB de una mRuera deficiente. utilizsii-
dose fln lOa mediOs pPimitiVos.
De Los dGtoG estadfsttC0s ofisisles, Sc
degpFenden deducci0nes tan l6qicaB que
MO dan IugSr & duda aIQuna.
ActuRImenta 81 nd nero de Cuerdas
deatinadas 81 cuitivo De Id cans es de
112 416; clf6 III 754; tsbaoosl8 4l4;
fFutoa memories 20l 086; Dastoa 500 934;
tierFa sin caltivar 576 $40; mGderas
74.003; cOcos 2 9S1; dep6sitOs saline
Fds 2.701: tieFr8a pRntanusas, aren0-
sas etC. 8 555: tierrag sin cIasii sar
8 .73Qs Total l. 991, O86.
Da suerte que tenem0s 594, ,807 cueF.
dAs de mags1fc0s tarranos dispOnibIea
pilra oultiVar t0da Class de plantaCio.
mes.
Esto sin contar los terrenos Hama.
dgs baldioa 8 sean LOS que perteDecen
Rl Gobierno insular pof ouaIquier
CoDCeptO.
QaedR. pueg, demostFado que % que
neCesita Ia isga en- primer teFmino es
ell desaFFOll0 de- Is sgriCnItura por
todOs los mediOs hkbiles y atlq 6costa
de Gacriicioo
que se les de impulse: son IaB iudua-
tEiaa. Ieuemos en- abundancia, ms
teria primo para ell de1arTollo de 6staa
v no es cOsa de verse con indiferenCias
que ae pier tan tantas eneFRfss.
NeCeaieanoOs Eeyes protectors emf
nentemente oCioni0tEa, fundaci6n
de banC0s pgrfColas en- Is mayor parte
de Aag poblaciOnes princi ipaIe8 y pOner
de manifesto On el extraDierO % fsrti.
lidnd de b terra de este isla, Ion mBg
DffeOs frutog que produce puede
producer, u bondsd del cIina, la ga
rantfs que ofrecen nuestfas leyes , el
deae0 de trabnjsrsque tiene este pueblo
& fin de que Loo cRpitales extFaDierUa,
muchoB improduotiYos, , otr0s que oh.
tienen inteFes muY bai0 ca Europa y
America, ofr6celas Ia isla de Puerto
Rico garantiRs bastantaS para n fan.
daci6n de centrOs manufacturers y
sgrfcolsa que hsbrfan de proporcionar-
les gFandeg rendimientog.
Sabid0 es que 81 tabRCo aun no ha
sidO tratadO on Paerto Rico por los
proOedimientos nonocidos hoy en- Cubs
y sun en- SO siembra recollection NOS
enc0ntramOs atrasRdos. dSndOsa el Ca
90 peregrin0 y O0nocid1 ReneraImente
de que nuesGFa aEou6tica hois sa Ysn-
de On Joe gfandes meFcaaos del mundo
como tRbaCo Cuban0 sucediendO 10
prOpio con 81 cafs.
Urge pue8 que de una mAnerR Ill.
reCba y seguFa eNeaminemos 81 fia in
diCRdO nuestroa eafaerzOR. aaf como
tsmbi6u prepaFando mercsdOa no solo
para el pRegente 8ino para 10 porVenir.
En- Rsunto tan importanta para Is
vida eC0n6miCS de este pafs, han de-
ser faotores de empuis Ia ssosiaci6n
de a0PiCult0PAa " lee C8maPaa de 90.
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A paIOs, en- BarcsIo
meta, contra una.
mUje Y uD rlOzO
an6miCO.
FusTa de- Culdado SO hlIIa. d 10
ven f. VaIS.
q naestr0 oorresponsag. J

JUNO IL
On tai Benito Rojas que lego
hace POGO de Camuy aFm6 anoche
en- ell sitiO llamado Llanadas un
gran alborOto cay6ndoIe a palos q
50 mujer y a Un cuiado an6micO
y rsquiticO.
Ambos heFidos entraron 81 pO-
blado debaio De un aguacero fenO-
menal siendo amparados Y prote-
jidos pOr don Ramon MaFchan quien
los condUio q un departamento de
su casa Cuidandose de prOveerlOs de
tOao 10 necesario.
La pobFe muier pFesentaba dos
heridRs en- Ia cabeZa, una de elias
grandfsima y sus ropas llenas de-
sangre.
Fu9 llamado ell m9aico el cual
lego 4 las 2 de Ia madFugada acOm-
pa1ado del practicante senior Fer
nandtz.
Gran algeria SO experimental en-
tOda Ia demarcaci6n con la noticia
de hallarse fueFa de cuidado el io-
ven F. Vals, amigo que lego d
verse de mucha gFavedad.
Muchos elogios Sc hacen del doc
tor B azquez y del doctor Stall.
ri primero ha sido el m6lico de-
cabeCera del enfeFmo y ha veniao
q Manat PFeciPitadamente cuantas
veces SO ha necesitado.
El doctor Blazquez es un medico
prestigiOso que ha salvado q CEN
tenares de enfermos pOP esta CO.
marca.
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SPor acuerlo del Conceio NUM-
cipal. podEan haceFse las reclama-
clones 4 esta alcaldfa hasta ell 90
del corFiente y contra las decisiones
del alcalde podra acudirse en- ape
laci6n ante el Conceio Municipal.
xDebiendO empezaF q Feiir dichas
Patentes en- 10. de- Julio pr6ximo,
he creido de mi deber escPibir q
ustea la pFesente q los efectos con-
siguientes,
Respetuosamente. R. II. Todd,
Alcalde de San Juan.
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LA cONsTANcIA.

Nadie puede decir 10 que pueda
hacer hasta que 10 ensaye. Cuandc
una cosa debe hacerse, el espfFitu
moderno nos mueve para seguir
trabaiando empeft ftosamente hasta
que Sc haga. Una vez comprendida
esta idea, 10 impossible desaparece.
Isl pudferamos guitar al aceite
de hfgado de bacalao su nausea
bundo sabor y olor, y en- seguida
combinarlo con dos 8 tres otros
ingredientes, lograriamos el meior
remedio en- ell mundo para ciertas
Intermediates que ahora son en- la
practica incurables. .Asi diio un
afamado medico veinticinco aflos
ha. 'sPero jamas Sc hara, " agreg6
Ell. " Es tan impossible hacer del
aceite de hfgado de bacalao un
remedio agradable v sabroso, como
conYertiT ell mismo Bacalao en- un
Ave del Parafso. Y sin embar-
60, lego 4 reeonocer que en- la
PREPARATION De WAMPOLE
Sc habia 1ogrado 10 impossible. Es
tan sabrosa como la miel con-
tiene todos los principles nutriti-
vos Y curativos del Aceite de Hi
gado de Bacalao Puro, que extrae-
mos de los higados frescos del
bacalao, combinados con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Ex-
t1actos de Malta Y Cerezo Silves,
tire. En- este remedio Sc eliminan
las peculiaridades que tanto asco
le daban al Dr., Y es precisamente
Ell magnffco remedio que el bus
caba. Aumenta ell apetito, esti-
mula la facil digestion con toda
confanza y libertad Sc puede en-
plear en- los casos de Anemia, His
terra, Impurezas de La Sangre, y
Afecciones de La Garganta Y Pull
mones. Sci DIR. N. Ramirez Are
llano, Professor de Medicina en- la
Escuela Nacional de Mexico, dice:
La Preparation de Wampole es
doblemente efcaz en- las Afeccio-
nes Pulmonares, por la acci6n de
los principles nutritivos del aceite
de hfgado de bacalao. Cada d6sis
es efectiva. Nadie sufre .un des-
engaio con esta. En- las Boticas
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.aiIinOiO
en- MaTicaO
Pasa dia en- "a mOrada del ST.
BaIIasib.
(Ds ns,estrO CovssDonsal sspeota5. J

JUNO 11.-Muy pronto contrae-
ran mRtEimoDiO ca este put bio ls gen.
til y bells se6orita Catalina Medina
con 81 j6Ven mallorqufu don Miguel
del Vale. Rmbog muy distiDguidos en-
esta scCiedad.
El domingo fu6 invsdida la mora :
do del entuainata unionista don Pedro
Balleat6. alta ca les stueras de d po-
biaci6n. pOr an elcoRido 1merO de j6.
Venes de ambos aexou. Ios que pl sAEOn
an dfa delicios0. El gp flor B Allest6 Los
obGequi6 con duIOes y fafsimoa Iicorea.
Lns sf sstGB que anualmente se Cele-
bran On honor del patron de este puas
bio, parece eataF6n muy animsd q se,
g6n loo Qranaea pFeparBtiV0s que Go
hacen. Yasa han encaTgsdO gran can
tidad de faegOs de Rrtlfcio
i6veD Raul IbaFra. persona
muy distinguids en- estA sociedad, pa
rece cantraer6 metrimOni0 con una be-
Ila del campo CAfeter0.
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Communication del aleaId0 sobra
las patORtOs a Ia Ctmard do
COmaTeIO.
Gsap Juan, JUNO ! De 1906.

0San Juan. JUNO 7 De 1905.
Sehor don M. Paniagua.
Presidente de Ia Camara de Co
mercio. San Juan, r. R.
GSefOF: Tengo que poner en- Co
nocimientO de usted que aprobado
el presupuesto Municipal de l9O5-t6
as1 como la classification de las pa
tentes comerciales 8 industriates,
desde esta fecha queda expuesta al
pdblico en- el lugar de costumbre
la llsta de comeFciantes indus
triaIes con las cIasifcaciones de 10
que debeFan satisfacer por el con-
ceBto de patentes.
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De SOCIElA!.D.

Para SG6Gn0 Gr0gade. Han BaIido
para eate pueblo lOB diOtip guid0a espO-
zoe Rodriguez Sierra = Molina, que se
prOpOnen ,pasar alf una temporAda de
mn ines.
Buen viaie y gratas impresiOneG ten
gan los estimndOs YiajeFoG.
BIZ Casino Esp01OJ. .-FieI 6 ga ira
diCl6n. sigue Is NnimRci6n en- el 0imp6-
tiCo centric para dar IN magr16co bale
el dia del patron de estR Capital.
Bien hech0 y adel0nte.
Una 6Oda -SerS en- HumaCRO y en-
tFe una distinguida , joVen pareja de
d Culta Ciudad del Este.
Los ManOl0g tienen Guerta CuandO
le dan ID 8uya hermOsoB ojos de color
do Gaper0nZa.
FalicidadeG mil.
En- ca. OISaaG - MiI0groG CebollerO,
Ia simpktiCa y bella triguefiS del Yer
DslleSO hR id0 4 Carolina 6 dRr an
pNae0.
Buen tempo y RVatas impreDiOnes
tApga allf Is eatimAble gefioFita.
Re0reSO. lace b 8ultanG del
Oaste, & 10 sin par MayGot ID distin-
guida seflora IaAbsI BuStel0 de Lopez
Disz. que hR pasad0 una tempOradG en-
eHta Capital.
Rio PSedrGs -HG regFes0do d bo-
nitO pueblo la gFaCiosa triguefis seiio-
fita Ana AGiierO. que eatuvo aIgunOC
dies en- esSa capital,
En- San Juan Han instAIad9 sa
YesidenciR On enta Capital. lO8 distin-
QuidOs esposOa Fernandez PA2. que hil
POGO realixaron suG suefio8 dc sm0F,
COntrsyendo mGtrimonio CAt6lico.
EteFnS luna de miel teDgan en- "a
hermOsO nidO IoG feliCes egposOG.
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W = szs-~e.e=s9. ..s-.-r -4ass-
- 49,. .~7 4-r--4 - e+es sEs.-.-Ss :+ss5e.
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RON "LLAVE. !"

ReConoodamente 81 mas puro, hieie--
niC0 y agradable que ga fabrics ca 81
pals. Sc vende en- Los qFicipales estn-
blecimieDto2 y ca AreOibo poP Suoe.
aNPea 3a RNaaa e, ca
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Don Rafael Alvarez Torres hR so.
icitadO peEmisO de 10 AlCaldfS para
elifiNsP 6Na Naona en- II 0allA Cappa.
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Ia cudst QtQlaa hai0 IA faa % las rbas ouo anb6n cam
p0al DOC aQl0IIaS alIa1aS

sBAND0os. LADRo NEs. RuFlANEs- CRITIC Ia MuLTlIUD.-
PAN DE PQLTlGA.
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mercio quienes de Comun acuerdo con
las comisioneG de los mnnicipios ,
miembFos de ambas C&maraG colegiG.
Iadoras. tracen un pIaE definitiYO que
encRmine estR iala por De- Wis de la
proapeFilad , del prcgeeso.
Corgos Dc San Juan.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-07
Notice to Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the superior court of
kitttas County Washington, administrator of
the estate of Robert Barnett deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate will
please present same to me. properly verified, at
my residence at Thorp Washington. on or be.
fore one year from the date of first publication
of this notice or else such claims will be barred.
HARVEY Il. LORD.
3i.ag Administrator
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-07
THE LOCAL EVENTS

tne clty saturday.
Herbert Carscadden went down to
Portland Sunday.
DIR. K. a. Weaver returned from
Portland Sunday.
Justice Harmon of Gle Elurl, was il
the CITY Monday.
The city council met in regular se,-
sion Monday evening.
Il. IL. Stevens and wife visited in
Tacoma over Sunday.
Mrs. John Bartholet of North Iaki-
ma spent Saturday in this city.
Misses Rose and Katie Holman re-
turned from Portland Sunday.
The Galena club meets tomorrow
afternoon at DR.. Felchs residence.
Rodney White and wife of Thorp
spent sunday in the city with friends.
y daughter of Olif Hansen of the
west side is down with typhoid fever.
y number of cases OF typhoid fever
are reported in ditlol ent parts OF the
valley.
Ralph kaufman returned from Il
weeks visit IN Seattle and TacOma
yesterday.
Monday was Labor day and most OF
us worked little harder for the sake
OF the cause.
Floyd RAIDER will leave about the
2Oth Tor Pullman to attend college
another term.
Mrs. J. \. Hannah and two daught
ers are spending this week in BellIng-
ham with friends.
+. G.. Grlndrod left for Portland
Monday to take charge OF the county
exhibit for ten days.
j. V Edward, and wife and Alva
locum are in the upper Chean county
for ten days outing
George Champie quit work at Oif
Han>en's Tuesday on account Of sick
ness in Mr.. Hansen, family.
Q. W. Pautzke and w. J. Finn are
attending the photographers state con-
vention in Portland this week.
Rev. w. w. Carr will occupy the
pulpit at the NJ. +. church next Sun
day at IL IA. III. and $50 p. IN.
Mrs. NJ. +. Russell left Monday for
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. w. II. Wilsus, at Mount Vernon.
There will be special talk to men
at the Reading room Sunday at , p. III.
by Rector A. X. Smith. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sheldon, left
Monday for Portland, where they will
spent few days taking in the eXposi
ton.
Chas. Lam BISON, our apprentice, We Mt
over to Seattle Saturday afternoon.
He returned via. Tacoma Monday
evening.
L. A. Turner and family, who left
here year ago for California; returned
this week satisfied to remain in kitti-.
tas valley.
c. +. Hall who has spent the past
two weeks visiting in this city, will
return to his home near kennewick
tomorrow.
Elder j. y. woodward breaches at
the Packwood school house Sunday at
Il a. m. Everybody cordially invited
to turn out.
Mrs. G.. w. Reese and Mrs. NJ. l..
Walker, both of Sunnysde, were
guests of Mrs. d. r. Edwards a few
days since.
w. H. Thompson and family and
Mrs. G. H. Gray returned from the
Columbia Sunday afternoon with
lot of fat stock
Mr.. Walter Mulkey, of Grand juno
ton Colo, stopped off here Monday
few hours while enroute to the
Portland exposition.
w. M. Kenney, county assessor left
Sunday evening for Olympia to meet
with the state boord of equalization
and tax commission.
Frank Dixon and wife, who have
spent the past year on the Peck ranch
near North Yakima, moved up this
week to spend the winter.
w. w. Swan, so we are informed, is
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-09-07
Notice.

This is to warn the public that my wife Myr,
L. Ziinmcrs, has left my bed and board and that
will not be responsible for any debts she NAV
contract. GEO. h. ZIMMERS.
Aug. a. 1908 81 North Yakima
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-CEELESSskLGSM
s:AW \ WAN
>xsa,JS-:NA g.:ss
III,
-s -. s.s sssssss,-.
Do YOU remember the little things that
gave rs So much pleasure when we were
youug2 With what lcst did we sit down TO
the table ,ftcr our play was over and eat the
mus, and milk or mother put before It's.
But a we get older il takes more To give
Us pleasure Mush and milk no longer
tastes good To us, and our digestion may be
impaired. The best advice we can give 10
such person - To tone mp the stomach Win
Dr Pierce : Golden Medical Discovery. II
is nature : most valuable and health giving
agent made without the use of alcohol. 1t
contains roots, herbs and b1tk~, and Is the
concentration of natures vitality As found
III the fields ar goods. This remedy has
IA history which speaks well toi IT because
it was given to the public by Dt X V.
llrtrc, i2unu[n OF tnT !mInI'GI ii''v .,ri iu
fnrtT yrars AGO. and has since been sold by
GfusE,,'9 IN ever in''r"IE H","J''',, ,,
10Y large sale for a few years, then disap-
pear from tnr pU3,hG, at''r'i',', nu! h Ln
proved such A reliable blood remedy and
tome 'hAt II o',rn 'j'y' ,my '"hn,i' ,, "'
creased ~,ir. vcai hy vrar coming nom the
recommendations OF tho~r VIII" nave t''ru
bottle bc,t~ the -,tnr of public approval.
rNuiy T'n o' ~ N' ''', ,',. i,,,h ''i
i,at Dr Pierce guaaute,~ that mo alcohol
Is c"'tAln-d III his "lodic"l h'.1"V,'y'
D. l'eed the corner lot on "lllch no"
stahu' the sugar DOW on ""'c''
~ ~ " 'N P'', ~ f'' y " 80 ~ o''''
''''> '''' ''''
w. II RAIDER and wife returned from
Portland Tuesday afternoon, well
pleased with their visit MIR. RAIDER
says he visited the famous I.add ranch
and looked over a line herd Of cattle.
b 1t made 90 purchases but may later
Oh
Archie Wi,hard ha, resigned hi,
position in the pootoiiice and ac 'cpted a
place with +. y. McCandle>>. Archie
is nice, civil young man, young man
OF honor and integrity ana We trust ht
VIII succeed beyond ms lounue't eA-
PecIaUlon''
}. I. lirownficld, daughter ElnA.
and son, Dwight stopped Of here Sat
urday while enroute to Seattle TO sell
a car load of potatoes. Mr.. l'rowniield
and son resumed their journey sunday
forenoon, but EIma remained here
Win rela'lNe''
John Aldrich, formerly connected
with the Vanderbilt hotel i, now in
the employ of the Crescent manufact-
uring company. He has been assigned
the Spokane territory and stopped of
here Friday for few hours while en-
route to the latter city.
Born: TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stevens of
the westside. Saturday. Auou,, ond
an EIGHT sound son. Ed i, =, uroud of
that boy as he was Of hi, first red-top.
copper toe boots. We acknowledge
the RECEIPT Of the cigars. and they were
our oYn seIoction
}. Mallan, who has been seriously
i'll for several weeks IS once more able
to walk around lie saw. he fooIs ve,.,
~ " -
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-10
THE TRICKS.
Coffee Plays on Some.

II hardly pays to laugh before you
are certain Of facts. for II Is some
times humillatIng to think OF after
wards
when l was young girl was a
lover Of coffee but was sick 30 much
the doctor told me to quit and I did
but after my marriage my husband
begged me TO drink Il again as no
did not think Il was the coffee caused
the troubles
80 I commenced II again and con.
tinuod about 6 months until my stom.
Heh commenced acting bad and ohok'
Ing as n had swallowed something
the size OF an egg. one doctor said
Il was neuralgia and indigestion.
"One day | TOOK a drive with my
husband three miles in the country
and I drank a cup Of coffee for dinner.
| thought sure would die before I got
back TO town to a doctor. was drawn
double In the buggy and when my
husband htchcd tho horse 10 get mo
out into the doctors Office. misery
came mp In my throat and seemed
10 shut my breath on entirely. then
left all In fash and went TO my
heart The doctor pronounced II ner
yous heart trouble and when got
home / was 30 weak / could not sit
up.
MY husband brought my supper TO
my bedside with nice cup Of hot COT.
fec but | said. Take that back. dear.
will never drink another cup OF cot.
fee II YOU gave mo everything you are
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1905-03-10
CHAPTER THREE.



For two hundred years the Burt
house had wlthstood the blasts Of
winter and the whitening heat OF sum.
mer. Time had worked upon the
rough exterior until II seemed like a
huge rectangular rock. weather.worn
and storm beaten. The small plateau
ON which II stood sloped northward
TO the sea. Rugged rocks to the west
stood as a wall. frownlng at the quiet
beauties OF salt marsh and cedar
swamp below. To the south we're
patches OF meadow wrostod from
wood and rock by generations OF toll.
Through this fairer section a brook
wandered between banks festooned
with watcrcrcss. Old settlers knew
the locality by the name OF Rocky
Woods.
When Hozcklah Burt died, Peter
Burt inherited the hold homestead In
Rocky Woods lie was young giant
with the shoulders OF a Hercules. AZ
the age Of thirty he took 10 wife the
falrest maiden Of the surroundng
country, and 10 them a son was born
and chrlstonod Robert Burns Burt a
year later the mother sickencd and
died. The grief Of Peter Burt was
terrible as his strength, For a year
he remained a prisoner In his house,
then returned ~ work, and for two
years labored with the energy of "a
demon Ills second marriage followed.
lie led 10 the altar the daughter of a
poor farmer. and of this prosaic union
seven children were born.
After fifteen years of work and sor.
row the patient wife folded her tired
hands closed her weary eyes and
sank into that sleep which awahon7
not 10 toll. II Potter Burt loved DIS
second wife. he never told her 500. n
he loved her children, his expression
of affection took a peculiar form. He
made no secret Of his fayoritism i1r
Robert Burns Burt the only child Of
his FIRST wife.
Robert was boy Of whom any
father would be proud Al twelve he
vas sent 10 school In bingham. A.
nineteen he entered Harvard, gradu'
sting I'm four years with honoys. Az
ter two more years devoted 20 a law
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Prince grovlcd. John looked up the
road.
There's someone coming" he said.
Jessie turned and saw Miss Maiden
spproachng She looked at her mud
dy feet. her bedraggled hat and her
splattorDd blouse and skirt
I'm get an awful scolding,' she
said half 10 herself and half TO the
boy Then for the first time she
scrutiniyod John Burt. She noted
that De was well dressed; that he
was not barcfootcd. like most farmer
boys. aud that he was handsome ana
sylfpossDssod.
"DD you belong to the rlnran2
asked Jessie. lowering her voice so
that the approaching goycrncss
should not hear her
Never heard Of H." replied John
Burt iu puzzled smile. What
is it?'
81 don't know" said Jessie; but
my papa don't allow me TO associate
with the rinun and forgot until
just now To ask you II you are a rim
ran"
a look NJ pain came to the honest
face Of the boy. Before he could
speak Jessie turned to meet Miss
Maiden.
why. Jessie Garden, what have
you been doing7" with a cry OF dis.
may the goyerncss dropped an arm
ful Of flowers and surveyed the wreck
Of the sailor suit.
Jessie looked ponitont indeed as
she gazcd at the muddy shoes and the
torn stocking. but contrition ~ a fee
BILE flame In the heart OF a child.
Never mind the old clothes,
COVE" she said. Watch me catch
crabl ! can do II just splendid"
Jessie. lay that pole down and
come away with me" said Miss Nal
den stcrnly Vow dare you play
with n s,mG, hoy what would
your father il Come with me ai
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There ~ nothing more interesting
for an ingenious boy ur rih. Given q
lot of spoolH aud ball OF florists wire.
40 much can be- done that Il ls impos.
sihlc 10 give a detailed description. To
collect spools is much castor Job
Than the old fashioned practice of col.
lecilng buttons old buttons arc
sometimes valuable In plccing out a
set, but empty spoola are usually
thrown away A person Of enterprise
can always collect them. and tho
smallest and most insignificant ~ not
90 be- dcsplscd A coming architect
can plan a house, and the builder N
q suspension bridge can string his
spools securely on wire aud produce a
complete and steady structure. Strong
little taborots may be- made OF them.
II there o. solid wood for the table
part. the spools may be- used for the
legs aud supports, A trash basket
may be- made uf them. strung one on
top of the other. with wooden bot.
tom. aud lined with gay crctonno. The
smaller spools make pretty picture
frames. especially II painted white or
green. They may be used In hun.
drod ornamental ways. they may be
collected from dozen different
sources, and they are sure 10 provide
amusement for innumorablc rainy
days.