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has received quite as much praise as the play.
 Hans Robert, the phenominal young actor who was secured this year by the Checkers" management, plays the title role and has won an unquestion- ed triumph4 The comment 0 nhim is not Who could play the part better?" but, 'fWho could play it So well?" The part of Pert, the sweetheart of Check CTS, is most charmingly taken by Miss Katherine Mulkins, a young English actress of infinite grace and beauty Hers IS the personality of Miss Annie Russell, and her work is dainty, yet 2 firm in its grip. And there is no doubt that the future has much in store for this young woman.
 Among the most notable of the big company producing Checkers are Dave Braham, jr., who plays Push Miller, the race track tout; Claudue Cooper, as the General; W. H. Clark as the Judge; Lydia Dickson as Gym this, the Arkansas chore girl; Ella Sothern, as Aunt Deb; Charles Willard, as Uncle Jerry; Wallace Worsley as Arthur Kendall, and Alice Martin, as Sadie. The company complete num- bers 15O people, and to the credit of the management it should be said the entire production, company and seem cry, seen in New York will. with the Substitution of Hans Robert, be with the play wherever it is produced Throughout the country, both this sea- son and next. The play will be seen here again at the Hyperion for an en- gagement of one night, Friday, No- yember 2S,
 7 %r
 ITS UP TO YOU, JOHN HENRY"
 Charles E. Grapewin, the star of Its Up to You, John Henry" which is to appear at the Hyperion Wednesday, November 2S, is well known. to local fun
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NaY Hnven Thcnter.

Ire Rays, Johnny and Emma, in Down the Pik9." were greeted by a crowded house at the New Haven theatre last night. Theatre-goers who fancy the lighter form of entertain ntent, with its accompaniment of catchy music, merry quuips and jokes, handsome scenery, wonderfuul light effects and stage filled with a kaleidoscopic mass of brilliant hued costumes, will doubtless find much to enjoy in Down the Pike"
 The performance will be repeated to- day matinee and night
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of Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall" That exciting romance of old England, which will be presented by a specially selected company With all the necessary scenery and effects. And the original costumes used by Miss Bertha Balland's s company.
 Popular prices will prevail. It is the intention to present line of plays never before seen except in the S1,50 scole of prices. MT. Poli will present plays from the pen of such men as David Belasco, Henry c. DaMills. Au- gustus Thomas, Hall Caine and others. Daily matinees will be given when women will be admitted to the best seats for ten cents.
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salaries ever paid to an artist in that field Since leaving the vaudeville he has climbed the rungs of the Iegitime ladder with rapid bounds and to-day is considered one os the best light comedians on the American sage Nor does he resort to the questionable methods that are employed by some, to obtain laughs, His work has been characterized as clean, pleasing and legitimate. There is a certain mag netism, about him that is porccptible and is falt by the audience the moment he steps on the stage. His smile, walk, stake presence, manncrisms, gestures, his way of reading lines, all command attention and create admiration. His
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TN THE LAND OF COTTON"

IN TETF LAND DFT CUIION,
 Of all the ceremonies of day at a military post the most touching and thrilling is the one accompanying the lowering of the flag. As the sun sinks to rest day dies amid the boom of the cannon, the blast of the trumpet, the music of the band, the present arms of p1e soldiers, the lifting of the hats of the people and the sun kissed flag creeps gracefully down the pole. This is the climax of Daniel L. Hart's new play "In the Land of Cotton" And what a human story this play tells. This interesting play with it's wealth of scenery will be seen at the Hyper ion on Friday and Saturday. Decem- Der 1 and ?, with Saturday matinee.
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NO MOTHER TO GUIDE HER.

Lillian Mortimer comes to the New Haven theatre on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights next week in her latest play, "No Mother to Guide her" Unlike the plays she has been Identified with in the past and which gave her reputation as an emotional actress, Miss Mortimer will be seen this season in a character comedy role of great originality. The play is on
 daring and original lines and no doubt will evoke much applause from this clever artists many friends here. The scenes are laid in the country and in New York city, and present the strug- gles of a mOtherless girl who, alone in the world with no friends, makes a struggle against overwhelming odds of interruptions enemies and after many vicissitudes wins in the end. This bat
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priggish sister; Mir. Bohun, the pom opus and overwhelming lawyer Fer gus Crampton. the cholcric and soured father of the Clandon children, and Fincc McCOmus, the solicitor who tries to make peace between Crampton and his Ciandon offspring, will be seen in all their whimsical attractfveness when Arnold Taly's company from the Gar rick thcater, New York, presents Ser hard Shaw's most sparkling comedy,
 You Never Can Ten,' at the Fly perion theater on Thanksgiving day.
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I've got 8 sure thing proposition to make to you" said the yOungster pro- moter, confidently.
 Absolutely sure?" asked the old mill lionaire.
 No doubt about it.
 Then keep 1t yourself, my boy. I should hate to take anything like that from you. It would seem like robbery" Detroit Free Press.
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style of humor can truthfully be called "Contagious. The play itself is con- tinuity of laughs and with it's environ ment of scenic, magnificence, crowds of pretty women and smartish gowns forms an entertainment that has sell dom been equaled in the annals of the American stage.
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lie for the pres rvation of right and yiTtue will touch a responsive chord in tls hearts of ali, especially as il is made against great odds.
 There will he a souvenir matinee on Wednesday.
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The contract for the Yale academic senior caps and gowns has been award ed to Cotrell & Leonard, of Albany N. Y. a>,-- ~st-t
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BERNARD

BERNARD SHAWs CLEVEREST
 COMEDY.
 Valentine, the sensational dentist; William, or "Balmy Walters the philosophical waiter; Dolly and Phil
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nsiOu Thenter.

The Bijou tkaa;er will be the home of the Poli stock company, beginning Monday evening, November 2. The opening play will be a dramatization
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lowers. For wears h. urr3 r5se roun-i fry as a vau i~yiN e>;ar "s far iiES'
 Glaguitur4. a.I 2t o.lr ,f .l-2-ss
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Clanlon. lh aud4cioas and trresponsj- Jle c--l5Eel. oS q ''22th Century Mo,h- .-- 4Gs< I -la th.-ir lnIt1leCIull Eut
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grnutstntrs, &e.
NUTS

We have received our new nuts for Thanksgiving trade. ALMONDS, FmBERTS BRAZILS HICKORY CASHEWS PEANITTs .s ENGLISH WALNUTS, PECANs,
 (GTenobles).
 PARADISE NUTS.
 PISTACHO NUTS.
 Then again our Nut Meats are the best and largest proeurable and from these we. have made our famous Salted Almonds, SaIted Peanuts, Safted Caehews, Salted Pecans, Salted Filberts Ealted Pistachfo. We invite you all to come in our store and look over all of the Dainties for your Thanksgiving Dinner. ~ The s. w.. Hurlburt Co.
 1O74 Chapel Street. -
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HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?

Pecan Nuts, with shells cut by Machinery 50 they can be taken out whole We also have them shelled Jordan Almonds, walnuts and Fflberts In the she'll Paradise Nuts, Popin Shell Almonds. New Naples Walnuuts and all the others. salted Pistachios, Almonds, Pecans, Peanuts and Ke- shews, New Hickory Nuuts, Butter nuts, Black Walnuts, American and Spanish Chestnuts, Peanuts always fresh, 5c per quart.
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 Cast their shadows before, and this announcement is portent of the many good things we have provided for our patrons in provision Of the. coming event, the Meal of Meals, that. feet our stock of meats and poultry, ever with that one thought in mind, Quality First. No one has in passed years and no one will be disappointed to provide good for them at their Thanksgiving Feast. Remember our years of experience and it's close applil ance to every minute detail is what counts, and makes us successful in cat- ering to the most particular. Book your Thanksgiving Poultry orders with us satisfaction guaranteed. s-s5 Y.
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Crap,e-Nul..It'| | l
 G t4rt.s. x g1& &a Waters.

FRIDAY and sATURDAY-we will sell these NEW GOODS forl1sc. regu- lar price, 15c. Don't confound them with the cereal GRAPE NUTS,
 They are a very dainty cracker well worth your attention We make this ! price for two days only, as an intro- duction. Y ss.>....
 How about your COFFEE are you suited with the kind you are getting?
 If not try CRIMSON JAVA and MOCHA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
Failed.

All efforts have failed TO find q bet.
ter remedy for coughs, cOldS and lung
troubles than FOley's Honey and Tar.
ItGtopS the cough, heals the lungs and
prevents seIious results FROM q cold.
J. N. Patterson, Nashua, Iowa, writes
Last winter / had = bad cold on my
lungs aud tried At least half . dozen
advertised cough medicines and had
treatment from two physicians with.
nut getting any benefit. A friend re-
commended FoleyS Honey and Tar
and twO.thiFdS Of bottle cured me.
II the greatest cough and long
medicine In the world" J. w. Nc
Collum & Company.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
Attention. oommllisa,,

The following committees, appoint.
ed on . Russian Tea to be given by the
TwsntieIh Century Club, are request.
ed TO meet 81 the residence Of MFS @.
A, COlclough this Saturday. after.
noon 81 8 o'clock,
Rsosptioh-Mesdames F. H. Craig.
hill, S, b, Rogers, n. D. Phillips, w.
b, Taylor, W. NJ Dale, L, O. Lynch
w. J. DENLY and Q, A, COIelOuRh,
MusIO-MesdameS r, A. Becker, ].
A, Goodwin and J, b. Gerald.
House-MeSdAmes ]. L, Kelley, Geo.
Brumley and W. NJ. johnson.
Refreshments -Mebdames AR Har.
per Tho', Park Hay and Geo. X.
BroOme.
seFvihg-MlSS Lucille COlclough, Misc
Halle Pepper, Mrt, J, n. Dell, JF.,
Mrs. S, 7 Dell and Mise Clara Pound.
Costumes-MeSdamet ], W. Teneh
aud w, N Pepper
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
Torture Of Praaehar.

The story Of the torture Of Rev. o.
d. Moore, pastor OF the BapIitt church
OF hatpeFSVille, n. Y, will interest
you. lie SayS; II suffered AeOnies,
because Of persistent cough, result.
lnR from the grip, hsd TO slsep sit.
ting up In bed. tried many rem.
edlss without relief uniil took DE-.
KlRg's New Discovery tOf Consump-
tiOa. Coughs aud Code, which entirely
cured my cough a0d eaVed me from
consumption. " 4 grand care toe dis.
eased conditions Oi throat aud luhgs,
AZ ell druggists price ale aud On %,
guaranteed, Trial boltles free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
slNE PAVING MATERIAL.

New Composition Floor Being Laid In
Store Of W. R. Thomas.
A force OF woFkmen are engaged in
laying & new combination floor In the
stables OF w. r. Thomas, which IL dee.
tined TO make blR improvement in
the place. The material being used in
thls work 10 called granolithie, being q
combination Of crushed flint rock, fne
tand and cement. IL iI said by those
who are familiar with the composition
that u makss q handsome surface, firm
and comparatively ihdestFuetibls and
Woald make an ideal material for eide.
WAlk purpose, being handsomsr.
cheaper and equGllyaS durable AS Wit
FIied brick.
Thoes contemplating the laying Of
sidewalks may 6Bd u 20 their iaterett
20 investigate the work % Major
ThomAs' stable.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
Over a MILLION IN
GAINESVILLE BANKS
City and People Were Never in
More Prosperous Condition.
BUSINESS in ALL LINES GOOD

Nails and Factories AlyIsusY. Employ.
ing Large Forces Of Skilled and
Common Labor - Advancement
Wonderful for Past Two Years.
With q combined deposit Of more
than million dollars in the two banks
OF Gainesville, with every branch Of
oommeEee and manufacture in a
healthy condition, the factories and
mills all Running, it is no wonder the
eyes of che people in ell sections Of the
United States are turned upon this
city and sectloa,And that the city is
buildIngup more rapidly than any 9TH
or interior town in Florida.
This IL no deluSioD, but an actual
fact, e. anyone may see who will take
the trouble TO investigate. The banks
and the people are prosperous and
money iS comparatively easy. Another
thing can be said Of the banks, both Of
which are literally but e0nserVatively
managed b. experienced officials who
are always willing and anxious 20 en-
courage and promote the welfare Of
the city and individu alS where they
feel safe 10 doing go.
II IL safe 70 assert that within the
past two years 81 least 4 quarter Of a
million dollars have been expended by
the citizens In new buildings and inn
pFOVementS, many OF whom have erect
ed magnificent homes bordering on
mansions, A number Of handsome brick
StoPes have also been erected and the
best evidence that Gainesville real 90.
tate pays 10 the fact that there iS not
vacant store, with one exception, In the
city and this has been leased prepar.
atOFy 70 occupancy on the first Of the
year. This store was occupied up 70
ten days ago.
II the people Of other States and sec.
tionS want 70 live long, happy aud
let them make their home
10 Gainesville, the University City.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
SUDDEN DEATH oF
CAPT. J.I. THOMPSON
While Paying Respects to VictO.
rious Friend Heart Affected. !
oIED Willie Two AoUR5

Notwithstanding Everything Possible
IVES Done for Him. Il Was 10 No
Avall--A Man Who Led a loyal and
ussfuI life Is Gone.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
M'coLLUM WAS LIBERAL.
Presented the Fire Department With
Three Boxes Of Fine Cigars.

Presented the Fire Department With
Three Boxes Of Fine Cigars,
DR.. ]. w. McCollum iS nothing II he
10 not liberal, and 90 q solid demon
StratIon OF bic appreciation Of che
Efforts Of the firemen in saving HE
property Wednesday night, has pre-
Sented TO the boys" three boxes Of
hns cigars.
THE work Of the department WsS
excellent" said DR.. MoOollum, "and
the least thing l could have done to
show my gratitude and appreciation
was q little token OF cigars"
The department, through Chief
oNeill, desire 20 thank the donor,
with the assurance that che smokers
we're enjoyed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
LaorlppO and Pneumonia.

Pneumonia often follows lagrippe,
but never follows the use Of FOley'I
Honey and Tar, IL cureS la6Flppe,
coughs and prevents pneumonia and
consumption, Ask for FOley's Honey
and Tar and refuse any substitute Of.
fered, Mr., g. VaeheF, 1877 OSGOOd
street, Chicago, writes my wife had
a aevers case OF lagrIppe three yOaEs
ago and IL left her with terrible
cough. She tried q bottle Of Foley's
HOnoy and Tar and IL gave immediate
relief, A B0.oent bottle cured her cough
entirely" Refuse substitutes. ]. W.
a Company.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
DEF remedy.
It Is the great med
ical triumph Of the
nineteenth century
discovered afteryears
of scientific research
by DR.. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

address TO DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Hnghaniton,
n. Y. The regular
ffty-cent and one
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

Take LAXATIVE RRON0 oulnlns
Tablets. DFneglsls Fefnnd money u &c
iaila % core. ~ W 1tOVsb tignatpFe
6 81 oaoh ben, -.
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bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bnght's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kiimer's SWamp-ROOt Is not rec
commended for everything buff you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble 1t will be
found Just the remedy you need. II has
been tested in so many ways, III hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that a
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers Of this paper, who have
not already tried II, may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how TO
find Tout fyouhave kidney or bladder trou-
bic. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address TO DR.. Kilmer EsH"-.
& Co., Hnghamton,
N. Y. The regular
ffty-cent and one
dollar size bottles are Home Of suanpReot
sold b. all good druggists. Don't make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root,
and the address, Binghamton, N. Y, on
every bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

AnsSee reaeis niles Of auo,r - -.
ne southern
IhtoEh aeepeF
Line vie Atlantic
FOR eOUpete tnfUgElatoa,
80 A. GOODWIN, Ticket Agent Oslu..v,aa
" ~ ~ R t.s - o. W D. STARK Tas Psus A0l
W CRAIG, Ara.
--.H.O. no
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16
DO you err UP
WITH A LAME BAcK9

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure TO know of the wonderful
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-12-16

Ssaboard PaFlOF Cars.
TIE ssaboasd Ale Line operates bOf.
tes psrloF SaFS betWten WAl4o and
Tampa On train loaving waldo THAI
connects Wllh The moFnlag train tFOm
Gainesville.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-17
III DICTo
en- Ia CORTE De DISfRIf0 Dc WAACLO
Estados Unidos de America. J
El Presidente IS.
de los Estados Unidos.
DR.. jose del O, Gimenez Gimenez. Promovente
EX-PARTE.
Declaratera de dominic de una casa,

En- el ast1nto arriba re1acionado Sc la
dictado por esta Honorable Corte
la siguiente orden:
PoR cuANTo la parte arriba citada
por cond ucto de su abogado don Lo-
renzo Gimenez Garcia en- eScrito de
fecha 21 de Septiembre de 1905 soli-
cita la declaration de dominic de una
casa saber:
"Urbana: Una casa de dos pisos
conteniendo TN mirador la planta ba-
ia construida de mamposterfa y el
piso alto mirador de maderas de;
pals y extranjeras. cubierta de hero
galvanizado, midiendo trece metros
cincuentra centfn etros de frente por
diez ocho metros de fondo, lcvanta-
da sobre un solar correspond iente "a
cludad de Caguas, cuyo solar contiene
itrece metros cincuenta cent1metros
de frente por veinte y seis metros
treinta cent1netros de fondo; colin
dante por el Norte que es su izquier-
da rapdo, con la casa de Celestino
Grillo y Rosa Diaz; por Ell Sur que es
su derecha entrando con otra casa de
Ana Cosme, viuda de Dalmau; por el
Este que son sus fondos, con foAdos
de otra casa de la Succession Guarch y
Rios y al Oeste que es s11 frente con,
Ia calle de Baldorioty anteS de Al
fonso XII"
POR CUANTO dicha casa Ia adquirio
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-17
ULTIMAS NOvEDADES

e. Practicon, dc Angel Muro, tratado
complete dc cocina. Pueblo girls, novela
de Rusiiol e. regimen seioriaI, pof
Hinoiosa, Catedratico de la Universidad
Central ia novia, Novela de Solar. Iris.
4e reaIidad, (novela). Luengo. Episto-
Dario, de Santa Teresa. Ei socialismo,
por Chiapeln Fernando Wy Dora
Barbara de Brasanza, historic, por Dan
villa. Arte de hacer versos, Trueba. Go
iosinas, Martin Manual del mecanieo,
Franche. Oesdichas de un professor,
champheury. Monitor do huesos, Pc
rez Capo. Muerte de Isidro O. Donnell.
Ors EI obrero, Bulla. Codiso Civil, TO-
mo %, Sc@vola. La AIpujarra, Alarcon.
NoveIas, de idem. Dora Roma, move
lay, Hall Caine. traducida al espaiiol. Gull
two del alsodonero, Shelly. Codigo do
comercio. comentado por Romero Giron.
lnstrumentos pubIicos, por Zarsoso.
Codiao de Concrete, comentado por
Abela. Critica penal, Carnevale In
e:ucciones de la Socioiogia, Spencer,
s>es s:oiosia inauctiva, Giddings. Ley de
Enipis ienxo Civil. Manresa
Concentrates al C6digo Civil, Man.
resa. Las Siete Partidas, comentadas
por Gregorio Lopez. Tratado de partos.
por Award. codigo de Concrete, edi-
eion Gongora. FisioIosia fiios6fica, Al
eolea' Exterior del eabaIIo, villa. Ia
eazon humana en- estado de salud,
Aata' Anatomia descriptive, Robert.
Cirujia especial y veterinaria, Sains.
Fantasia y reaIidad, novela del Duque
De RiVas. La antigua y la nueva Fe, por
strauss. Granada la bella, descripcio-
mes de Ganivet. SisamosIe, novela do
Sienklewfcz. CuIpas ajenas, por Leon
Tinseau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-17
NEURO6lNE PRUNlER

el pronloventt por h;4L"r,a "a fabricano O
con dlnero p.upia, cS SI valor Gin ca
mil dollars; no pesa &ohre ella carga
nj grava1nen real de ninguna >lase, Y
la viene poseyendo tftulo de duefIo.
hace ell espacio dc tres aiIos.
PoR TANTo Sc ordena por Ia Corte,
que Sc oigan las pruebas que presente.
ell promovente en- el dia 27 de Noviem
bre del corriente af1o de 1905 y qrc
Sc publiquen ed ictos en- un periodico
de los de mayor circulation de San
Juan de Puerto Rico y en- tres sitios
p1blicos del lugar donde esta sta Ia
tinca a 10 menos una vez cada sema-
ma, durante los sesenta dias natura
les, para que las personals ignoradas y
todos aquellos a quienes pueda per-
judicar la inscription de dominic 81
licitada, puedan usar sn derecho den
tro de dicho termino, CUE venccr@ Il
dfa antes sefalado 6 sea el 27 de No
viembre de 1905, contados desde el
primero siguiente al en- que aparezca
publicado el primer edicto y que Sc ci-
te as1 mismo a los anterioreS duefIos de
la fnca, previnienao a todos, que pas;-
do dicho termino y oida la prueba que
Sc presente, Sc resolvera la peticion
del promovente, parandoics los per-
juicios CONSEQUENCES a los que no ha
gan uso de su derecho. Dada ba 10 mi
frma en- Humacoo, Is de Septiem :
bre de 1905, ]. A. Erwin, Jrez de la
Corte de Distrito de Humacao. Testi-
fco: Enrique Rincon, Secretary Dis
trict Court, by, Tomas Torres Grau,
Deputy Secretary.
Y,,para su publication a los efectos
dispuestos, libro la presente bajo mi
6rma y sello de la Corte, en- Huma-
Gao, IS de Septiembre de I9o5.-En-
rique Rincon. Secretary District
Court by, Tomas Torres Grau, Deputy
Secretary.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-17
Ell GAMING DE LA GLORIA

para expresar desesperaci6n el abandono acudie
sus labios
Sc puso cantar, en- el sienco de Ia casa, pobre
obscura la desierta cae por la que nnguna g6ndoa
pasaba la melodfa expresada por la hermosa
e maraviloso sentimiento de Dersta Sc extendi6
We, desgarradora, sublime.
Nunca la habfa dido mas que en- su pensamento,
por primera aqueas admrabes hiceron vbrar
e aire exquistas sonoridades
Dersta mismo Sc impreson6.
Snti6 que estremecimiento recorrfa su cuerpo
deseando afrmar impression enton6 de nuevo Ia fra
Sc, cantando tambien los que la preceden.
Quedo satsfecho, jusg6 que e efecto estaba ben 81
tuado en- e novimiento del drama que expresaba
exactitud los se1timentos del psrsonaje. media
exclamo:
-Esta bien.
En- aquel momento. al otro lado de la puerta, Sc
oyo un suspiro profundo, soozo.
Abri6, encontr6 Maria Pia quo loraba senta-
da en- el primer escal6n.
-eQu4 haces ahf?-le pregunt6 con dulzura.
La j6ven evant6 intelgeute por el que ro-
daban gruesas lagrimas sonriendo con admiraci6n
respond6:
-1lustrfsimo te escucho. iAh, senor! iQue hernoso
es esto!