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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
THE WAY is oPENED-THRo ROUGH
SERVICE RESTORED.

The Southern Railway announces that
the yellow foyer quarantine In the South
has practically been Withdrawn by all
of the Southern States ig
It's through sleeping car service has
been restored to New Orleans, and the
sale OF through tickets to New Orleans
and tot all points South and Southwest
through New Orleans and other Southern
gnteways has been resumed. +
This nformnt ton will meet with much
favor with the travelling public, as the
Southern Railway with Its elegant sched-
ules and through car arrangements to
the South and Southwest Is the fayorlte
route, M.
Low rate winter trousts tickets to
Florida, Cuba. South Carolina. Georgia,
Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi!
and many resort points in the South are
now on SALE l555 Nm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
The Proper Way to Place Your
Advertisement I'm the
Proper Field.

Many schemes are advanced from time to time by
star in the advertising field Some Of these
plans may be good and will prove just the opposite
There is however, golden rule that all adj
vertisers the full of benefit That rule is
simply to place your advertising in the newspaper
medium that will reach the field you want
For general advertising there is advertising me-
dunn in Virginia offering superior advantages to The
Times Dispatch The Times Dispatch is the recognized
home newspaper of Richmond has circulation than
any two morning papers in Virginia, and every day in
the entire year spreads its pages teeng with live news
the news of the worldforeign, domestic and localto
gethe with entertaining stories compiled and published
under the supervision Of able writer's before eager read
in several States The general and steady increase
Of its advertising columns tells the story Advertisers
find that the readers Of The Times Dispatch in
clude the field they desire reach and that pays them
we'll to use this live newspaper regularly.
mes-Dispatch Want Ads. have proven unusually
effective in obtaining help good positions, reliable help,
business opportunities, besides being invaluable as gen
era busness advertisements
The cost Of Times Dispatch v.,nt Ads. is one cent
per word.
Phone SAG The Times Dispatch Want Ad. man #
and let him give you pointers the advantages
Of this economical and effective method Of Advertising
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
His Leg Cut OH.
ecinl hi The Tlmes-DIsnatch.)

Especial to The -Dlspatch.)
GREENSBORO. N. c.. October 90,
Edward Warren, Of Conrad, Yadkin
county, government witness in the
Old. Nick case, on trial In the Federal
court here, had his Les cut off by train.
on the Southern Railway, near the pas
senger station here, Tonight, and is III
a critical condition at the hospital He
had lust returned from Winston, having
a grip full Of whiskey While standing
on the track near severed switches a
train backed on him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
Crushed to Death.
Especial to rhe Times-Dlspatch

WINSTON SALEM, N. c., October 60
A white brakeman named Pat. Ladd,
who had only been. In the employ Of the
Southern Railway few days, was killed
at Sloan on the Wilkesboro, division
about noon yesterday, He was caught
between two box cars and cr,lshed to
death. His home was at Roaring River,
and he leaves a family. The age OF the
deceased was forty-three years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
EDUCATIONAL RALLY.
Chorus Of School Childret1--Patri'
otto Songs and Addresses.
.s fEpncfo II m nh, Trim 40 ri anatch.I 4.

WINCHESTER VA, October %. Tho
second Of a series Of educational rallies
under the auspices of the Citizens Co
operative Educational League, OF Win.
chester and Frederick county. attracted
several thousand people to the City Hall
yesterday.
"a large chorus of school children sang
patriotic songs and addressed were made
by County superintendcnts Maurice NJ.
Lynch. chairman; 10. Holmes Boyd. OF
tho city School Board; DR.. w. j. Best,
president OF the league; Professor Bruce
r. Payne, of the University Of Vir-
glnia: DR.. Robert Frazier, field agent OF
the Southern board of Education, and
Professor Charles G. Maps, Of Char
lottesville, instructor and examiner or
public schools in this district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
HE SHORTEST AND MOST COM,
PORTABLE TRlP, TO "RiRMlNG,
ss, HAMn ALA

Is via the Southern Railway" Two
through trains daily from Richmond with
Pullmans and Dining Cars, the service
of which Is maintained at the highest
standard OF excellence,
II Winter Tourists Y Tickets now on sale
to Florida and many points In the South
by this popular route.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30

to the corner, then get into the wagon
and drive ahead, II wire rolls off too
fast. fasten stick SO that one end Will
strike on top Of the spool to act as q
brake. When one spool is unrolled put
5onsanother and fasten the ends together
and you are readyto go ahead You will
find this a more convenient way than
using a crow bar stuck through the
-spool and into the ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
Five New Cases.
CIV Associated Press
II WHIRLED ON "A SHAFT.
Terrible Injuries to Mr.. Ohio
Michael at Stokesyille.
n The TYnes-I,isnntc,

$500 (SpcciaI tO2The T1mes- JiSpatch.) "a. D
& STAuNTON. VA, October 29-Several
days ago Mr.. Ohio Michael, while en-
gagged on the second floor OF large saw
screw on the line shaft and whrled
around twenty-five or thirty times before
tho machinery could be stopped. He had
thought that he is not hurt Internally
At every revolution of the wheel his body
came In contact with the floor. Flo has
never been unconscious, and Is reported
as getting along well. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
TO STRING WIRE FENCE.
tits Important 70 Start Right, the
Rest is Easy.

Rest is Easy.
y First dig the corner holes two feet and
a half deep and big enough to allow !,
large post with blocks spiked to bottom,
TO go down easily. then put in post and
lamp It well. Drive a post sixteen fee,
from corner post; tie with wire from
bottom Of corner post to top Of next
post. These corners will not pull up.
When ready to put on wire put enougi,
in the wagon to go once around the
fence using top box. Take small bar
about four feet long, run it through a
spool OF wire then put each end of the
bar through between the boxes on the.
wagon Just ahead of the hind cleat.
Take out your end gates and fasten end
of wircNto corner post and the one next
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
SCIENTISTS VIEWS.
Dr., Taylor Analyses "Tonics''
Before His Audiences.
Especial to The Times ispatch.l

WAKEPIELD. VA. October 29-The
Rev. Dr, d. 8, Taylor, Of Boston. Mass
has heen delivering 9 asr / Of lectures
perance'' for the past week to we'll
pleased audience. Dir. Taylor{is a mas
tar workman and only eqnaled by him!
self in the work of temperance upon the
Dr., Taylor Is a chemist Of recognized
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30

ability. his analysis before his audience
of the different 'tonics" showing the per
cent. OF alcohol In each, creates last
Ing IMPRESSION.
IT Is beyond human power to estimate
the wonderful good that this Noted scien-
list Is accomplishing
DR.. Taylor closed hIs lecture here to-
night before one Of the largest crowds
ever seen here at a temperance meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
Williams at Buena Vista.

BUENA VISTA. VA. October ea.--Judgc
Samuel w. Williams spokeYher last night
TO the largest and most enthusiastic audi
ence seen at political gathering here
for several years.
Ills argument was the most powerful
and convincing heard here during the
canvass, and Will be worth many votes to
the Democratic ticket at the coming cleo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
NEGRO Man Killed.

Especial to 'The Times Dispatch)
BEDFORD CITY, VA. Get e.-John
Nimmo a respectable colored man en-
ployed by Mr.. John NJ. Early. was killed
last night by train q short distance,
west OF the passenger station while go
Ing to his home. about two miles from
town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
WINTER TOURIST RATES, VIA I THE
i ATLANTIC COAST LINE
a rs RAILROAD

Winter Tourist tickets are now on sale
to all Southern Winter Resorts, via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line Is the
Shortest, Quickest and most Elegantly.
Equipped between the North5and South,
IT offers to- health and pleasure seekers
change TO Florida points have two
through trains tdaiy.
Full Information, apply to ilgpnts OF the
Company, or
d 3,5g s Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
KING VICTOR VISITS
AMERICAN CRUISER.

h (By Associated Press.) q
GENOA. ITALY. October 29-King
Victor Emmanuel yesterday visited tho
American cruiser Minneapolis, lying In
the harbor here and was received by
Captain Miller, The king congra tulated
the captain on the order maintained
aboard ship, si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
Democratic Speaking.
.dquarters state Democratic Coz

mlttee. as
Room 20, Murphy's Hotel.
The following appointments for speak,
Ing are announced:
CLAUDE A. SWANSON.
Luray, October 30th.a
Marksville, October goth (nighD.
Waynesboro, October S1st.
Newport News. November list tnighD.
Suffolk, November I'd.
Hampton November Sd (nighO.
Matthew'S November 4th.
Danville. November 9Th (nighD.
THOMAS g. MARTIN.
Centenary. October alst e r. ND
Emporia. November 9Th.
CARTER GLASS.
Midway, Charlotte county, November
Rocky Mount, November 9Th.
A j. MONTAGUE.
Richmond city. November LIST (nighD.
Houston. November 4th.
Charlotte Court, November 9Th.
Fl. D.. FLOOD.
Chase City, October 31st,
Millboro, November LIST.
Clifton Forge, November I'd.
Jennings Creek, November Sd. (after-
noon. .5s
Buchanan, November 30 (nighD.
Houston. November 4th. (barbecue).
Wythe Court November 9Th.
WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
Warrenton. November 4th {nighD.
Front Royal, November 9Th.
w A. ANDERSON.
s Augusta county October, 30 (speciaD.
Waynsboro, October 31st.
Augusta county, November list (spe-
ciaI.
SAMUEL w. WILLIAMS.
Page county, October Goth.
Rappahannock, October 31st.
Loudoun county, Novemb Der 4, 2, 9, Az
Francis r. JAss1TER.
Chase City, October 31st (night).
Skipwith November LIST (afternoon).
ClarkesviVe, November LIST (nighD.
Finchley, November I'd (afternoon).
Boydton, November I'd (night)
waverly. November 4th (afternoon)
Powhatan Court. Novem Der 9Th.
L. D. FARRELL.
Chase City, October Slst (night)
Skipwith, November LIST e p. NJ.
GAINESVILLE. November Is. (nighD.
Finchley. November I'd e P. ny
Boydtoh, November I'd (night).
North View November Sd e P. NJ
Powhatan Court, November 9Th
GEORGE B. KEEzELD.
Berryville, November 1st (nighD.
8. L. KELLEY.
Centenary. October 31st e p. NJ
Cape Charles, November I'd (night).&
Accomac county, Noven Der Sd, 4th, and
9Th.
w. P. BARKsDALE.
Genmore, November LIST e p. ny
Dillwyn, November Sd e. p. NJ
New store, November 4th e p. $M.)
JOHN. LAMB.
Toano. November I'd q p. M.)
Williamsburg. October I'd (nighD.
Warwick, November 3D..
Poouoson, November 4th (nighD
JAMES ASTON CABELL.
Charlotte Court November 9th.
T. j. DOWNING.
Meadows OF Dan, October Goth II P. NJ
. s. C. Scott's store. October 3Oth (night.) |
Gates Store, October 3lst q p. ny
Palmetto. November list, Il P, ny
Nettle Ridge, November LIST C7,3O p. ny
Stella, November I'd N1:3O A.. NJ
r. t. GREGORY.
Tonno, November I'd e P. NJ
William sburg. November I'd (nigh).
Warwick. November 3d.
Poquoson, November 18th (night)
G, T.. r. LANE.
Hudgins. October 3oth (night).
Blakcs, October 31st might.
I. Potato Neck, ,NOVcTnDcFH ISL. s(nlHlt. }fstl
Susan, November ed (night)
Mobjnck. November Sd (nighD.
9Ihban, November 4th (nighD.
r.. f.. LEE. JR
Bailey's Crossrond, October Both.
Langley. October 31st
Forestville. November LIST.
Hcrndon. November 3D.
Chantilly. November 3D.
Burke, November 4th.
Iorton, November 9th.
HARRY. ST GEORGE TUCKER,
I.ynchburg, November Sd miehb.
]. TAYLOR ELLYsON,
Chairman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
How He Died.

Representative Adamson, of Georgia
while going to Washington one day not
long ago. noticed crowd around the
depot a one of the stations on the SOUTH
ern, down In North Calplna. and polsed
MS head our OF the window and asked
of negro: s6g ss.
Adam, what's the matter heree''
Jim Johnston's dead, sah.." was the
aswer.
Somebody shoot hi,n?"
NO sab; nobody done nutilin' To him.
he ills died all to once unanlmouslN.''r-
philadelphia Ledger.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30

have grown three tons on one and one
half acres of land. The variety was the
cumberland. Seven selected ones weighed
fourteen pounds, and n single spec.ment
in the bunch weighed two and one-fourth
pounds. a neighbor living nearby also
exhibited one Weighing twenty-six
ounces. FL ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-30
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
RELATIVE TO fever.
New Orleans Clergyman Applies
His Test 70 Fight Against
H Yellow Fever. Sg
Glow eVer.
l3I53FS (By Associated Press.) n 4
CIV q4ORLEANS, October o9.-Officiali


NEW ORLEANS. October 90 Official \
bulletin up to 6 P. M; VI
/ New cases, q; totalA $3.50; deaths, i: Ss
total, Al !; new foci,31 under treatment,
49,; discharged, 2,9l7. 3s3s IF MI
Impressive thanksgiving services we're
held at Trinity Church on account Of the
abatement of the yellow fever, and #{it5
was largely attended. Tile. services we're
conducted by Rev. DIR. beverly Warmers
who was superintendent Of the auxiliary
ward work during the campaign. b
4. Governor Blanchard, Mayor Behrnan,s
DR. |, White and corps Of officers in$full5
dress. Colonel Janier, chairman of the
finance committee. and the members Of
inent citizens were present. DR.. Warner
took as his text the twelfth verse fSthe
fourteenth IN chapter Of St. John:
sbeleveth in Me, the works that L do. shall 4
he do also, and greater works thanstheset'SS
Shall he do Il al! sgs gf
q He applied this to the successful fight
and the lesson that had been learned in 4
Its prevention. This latter was the
great,er thing which Sod God had e promised ,
officers of the marine hospital service and II
to the mayor and citizens who had done
their full duty in the emergency. 7ss
Five New Cases.
/ (Bys Associated Press)
PENSACOLA, FLA, Oct. ee9.-The fever
summary forto-day: WI
Z. New cases, s; total cases, 5s2. Deaths
to-day, o. total deaths, II. Under treat-s$
ment, 81: discharged 3SS
The situation to-day continues to show
Improvement OF the five new cases one
is physician. DR.. u II. Wright who
was taken III last night, and the first phy-ssss
stefan to contract the fever.
Regarding the discontnuance Of fumi-s
CATION work, owing to opposition OF cti-S
zens. Health officer Porter. tonight re-
of the board, authorizing him to use his \
own Judgment 8g.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-22
LETTER LIST.

The following is d list OF
letters remaining uncalled for
in the Winslow pOstotfice July
22, 1905:
NJ. Borshia; Circle 1 Horse
Camp; James S. Conan; Harry
KnoWlton; Thos. Mcmahon;
Maude Mansfield; E. p. Mower.
MEXICAN LIST
Fiburcio Bales; Benerondo
Baca; Sr. Dn. Curuz Masaiaz;
Jose Andrez Cordova; Maria
ChabIes; Cheno Hurtado; Alma
rio JaramilliO; Refugu Ledesma;
Gregorio Ribera; Felipe Ruelas;
Jose L. Marines; Jose Martin
ez; Sr. D. Jeins Medraus; Ale
iandro Martinez.
JULIA MAHONEY, 2. M.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-22
Forced to Starve.

B. F. Leek, of Concord, KY,
says; For 20 years I suffered
agonies with sore on my up
per lip, so painful, sometimes,
that could not eat. After
vainly trying everything else, l
cured it with Bucklen S ArnIca
Salve." It's great for burns.
cuts and wounds. At all drug
stores; only 25c.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-22
A Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party
may be given to your stomach
and liver by taking a medicine
which will relieve their pain
and discomfort. viz: DR.. King S
New Life Pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy, afford
ing sure relief and cure, for
headache, dizziness and consti-
patton. 25c at all drug stores.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-22

resident, and having improved
the same has precedence in fl
ing application for lease there
of, and that the application fill
ed by j. II. Frost is hereby re-
iected.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-22

On motion the board takes a
recess until p N.
At 1 p. IN. board convenes; all
present.
In the matter of application
for lease of school lands by j.
H Frost it appears to the board
that & D Solomon, present
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-22
ID SIN tn. cash

5 , i@s ID Smith, cash
collections road tax. S 2 30
&. John Conner WORK done
on bridge r D No 3 Is %
Penalty on delinquent taxes
charged to A. V Gibbons for
S2.07 is hereby ordered as re
united
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-22


The 7-year old daughter of
John Hatch, of Taylor, in this
county, has been lost since 1 p.
N. Saturday in the White Mts.,
a few miles from Cooley's
Ranch, where the parents were
encamped while on a fishing
trip. The child wandered away
from the camp while picking
wild flowers. a large party
has been searching for the girl
but as yet she has not been
found. although it rumored that
her tracks have been discovered.
The Winslow mail., 1905-07-22
To be continued next week.

Fireman Pershing was serious
ly injured Thursday afternoon
at Mcclellan, being struck in
the head by water crane while
priming the injector and at the
time be was taken to Los Ange
les was still unconscious.
It is rumOred here this morn
ing that Pershing died.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27
$ STE - = 4

NstNtu MtN k HN
tno~lts a
hcgm0sa pusila a Acl rs UlsWa.en
a.. caacnNia 3c ia ateInN
Sa ftsa -enio 'a eemfa>s di
IN angc. i cta~afa>a &c naiu'
Qnc iFAia 4 s:a 49,. ia icmprs
tad DC - al@na. alusa al uil ssla
por Ia ,ruvn1a lux ue" 'io..,f
Ia eAgieNea ~ >4@ ust 4a
fniT&6a crleania1ors cra & fapl
20 dcsscllo AZ su cufasdn lICno
e augusta \ proienda pcna
pena Qne a<%t=al aba su CNisitr
FL Dolor hih..a der smado {,
slrk. de Ia amarcura ca la aic.
oiones de aGuella bel9aa que yn
proiundaS dJvaSaelunes - IN
tregab a inccsantc uCha del
SuiIimiento
Ia pcrtdia v .el EuSailo IA
hian clavado sus hs,riplarteS
garras en Ia dicha de aQnel an.
gel sonador. ' la fatalidad que
ria interponersele pre>entan1o a
Sus idealeS hermosoS Y hendito>
un fantasma negro. ladIon dc III
'quierud @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27

iPobre Sterea; otra de las tan
tas victlmas del desengano! 49,.
PerO =. .Quizas el amor vuel-
va a despertarle de ese letargo.
V un nuevO elixir, nectar suOli-
me. dulclfque sus penas. Y des-
vanezCa sus angustlasi
Tn hermoSO conf unto de ben
ditas ilusiones y risuenas espe-
ranzas, pueden lamar a sus
puertas para brlndarle la felici-
dad
No pueden quedar sumidos
en- la tristeza los seres que abri-
gando mobiles sentimientos, re-
clban la amarga deception. No.
QulZas un nuevO amor. amor
bello Y sublime, sublime y purl
tanO' reCOECentre en- sus hbraS
la passion vehemente V Ell dulCe
enCauto de una vida risuefa v
halagadOra. Ell efluvlOs de una
dlCha lDCOmpara Bile,
Ell dolor tlene su belleZa, es
la puritcaCl0n del alma. y ad
qulere la nObieza en- Ell sentl-
mlentO.
+! destino inexorable lev de
todos los tlempos, marca con
pausada calma, a la crueldad su
'nherno, y al martirio su victo
ria.
Sufrir es vivir, es el sufri
miento el precloso simbolo del
lenestar, y la senslbllidad de
nueStrdS almaS.
Nemos que sc nos presenta el
sufrimiento de manera lenta y
mlstcrlOsa, y sin embargo a, ira
YES de 1Os tlempOS solo es una
oombra tugaz que depOsita en-
nuestrO ser la experienCla.
C0FiOS GarCfu de la N0Ced0
San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27
IeSOrer1a

Siete multas valoradas en- S67 Sc
han pagado por industriales y conner
ciantes dc Yauco, Caguas Patillas,
san Lorenzo Arecibo, como inflac-
torres de las leyes de rentas internas.
Cuetro denuncias han llegado hoy 4
poder de Mr. Willoughby, contra co :
.nerciantes de Caguas, IYauco Toa
Alta y Bayamon, que infringieron las
lcyes de rentas internas.
Por los colectores de Yabucoa, Pom
ce, Aiiasco y Guayama, Sc han levan-
ado ~ embargos, despu6s de haberse
abonado Is contribuciones que adeu-
lab II los propietarios de las finca,
mbargadas.
Han sidO condenados por el Tuez de
Tauco a sufrir prision como infracto
ores e las leyes de rentas internaS
IS indviduos siguientes: Rafael Lo
PEI, meseS y costas; JESUS Cordero
lie Guanica. y Claudio Iroche, ur
mes, J Antonio Boscana seis meses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27
- CINTURON ELECTRICO MAS
FUERTE EN- Ell NUNDC.

FUERTE EN- Ell hUNDC..s
Con IL intonc.5n ~ hacer conocer intro
dlcr nuestro ciRtur6n eleGtrico CROWN
los lugGres donde no esta aun conocido,
quefemos mandar unO cualquier persona
aue 10 negcslte, absoiutamente gratis ESQ
- IN ofrecim!ento honesto, hecho por una
IlIma Scsura : hohrada.
Si Nd. ha perdido la vitalidad sente
ahatido desalentado: debil nervioso 81
ic aSobia una ycjez premature, el vigor d.
IN Juventud est4 perdda 81 padece de doo
res en- las espa ldss p6rdida de Ia yrilidad
Indigestion. Q yaricocela Y este cansao d.
Tasaf dinero los mGdcos sin encontrar ali
el .c;ricu q CROWN.
>aleinos que nucstro clntur6n puede sa
nA-,.. Q1e Vd despues de curado 10 re
cnacndara a otros enferrnos que De este
E'eio 'o"ed1remos iadernnzados de nuesrgo
ofrrc.uiente liberal
10 QUE Sc DICE.
Su cinturhn me la Curad0 de la Delilidl T.
d. Ia E".icocela Y de In enfermedad die Nei-
Xtos. per Ia cuIa de las cuAles hnbla y, vaEJ
CansHllaGo IN grin nnmeso de menieos
hesta Greer mis- enfernedades inCufaaiesi
Ior IN Ia Irovideucia me mand6 su cntHr1n
e!G,trieo con cpyo uso oDtHve Ia curae.,a.
JOHE C4HPR4. Cludad de M6xico.
CTMPIIREMOS con ID QUE DECt-
NOS - Cor;ad este avlso. mandadnoso con
Eu mona hre direction y IN PESO amoTtcanO
para la~tos n transporte, mnnGareinos
Nd. Il cintUr1n etertrico o ROWN.A
CROWN ELECTRO MEDICAL co.
li2 Beard Bldg, New York, L u. A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-01-27

Nirgen encantaiora. ideal A.
ensuenos, blanca pa!oma que
dormlda en- et eden de 10, deli
rios. revolcaba ef alma del NOR
tai, con aquellas cualldades que
lie hermosea ban V enalteciar an
te las bulliciosas costum bres de
las que solo sc dejan arrastrar
por la veleidad de sus pasiones.
Su virtud estaba unisona V
consolidate con sus proCedl-
mientos en- su alma juguetea
ban las puras afecciones del
sentimlentO.
Casta como la pudiCa violeta
su faz, cara de angel, fragante
capullo que descuella entire la
su blimidad de la brlleza
Sus ojos rasgados Y negros,
negros como el aZabachet po
seian Ell encanto de la grac>a, de
mirada penetraate y subgugan
te, dueno de dos pupllas que ii.
llId OdD Ouol Sol4 NlIoS SH lG1 W.
veda del cieiO,
Su hermoso cabellO desparra-
mado sobre la nitida blancura
de su CUTS, era tan negro como
tender sobre a npos de nieve un
pedazo de tercio. pelO; modesto
crepe adornaba SUI trente' en-
donde jugueteaba la suave brl-
sa que lie haCia meCer sus risa-
das blandas.
So nariz peril romano, adOl
naba Ell bell0 C0ntraste dc >u taZ
saludada por el candor de sus
mejillas.
Su tale natural Y senciIlo era
ell pedestal glofioso donde des-
cansaban los hermoeos laurOs de
aQue)la beldad encantadora.
He ahi. aunque en- ra'pldos ce-
lagos. el bello retIato de la en-
cantadora Sterea.