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prRL1c SALE

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The subscriber Boing 60 out farming
will sell at public SALE on the George YCr-
non farm. near Centrevllle, where he now
resides, on
TUESDAY. MARCH s, at O'Clock sharp.
Four head OF horses, - COWS. some with
calves by their side some close sprngcrs
bull Farming Implements Champion
binder good as new. horserakc. moving
machine sweep power. fodder cutter.
cornsheiier, plows harrows. cuit'vator.
roller. ! market wagon. carriage. buggy,
road cart. milk sled. cutter. moving
scvthcs. forks, hoes, shovels. rakes corn
knives. Babcock milk tester, milk cans, 2
butter tubs, harness Of all kinds.
Household Goods-i No Victor Cook
cook stove, i wood oval and heater,
pair bedsteads. chinonicr, good as new
settee. tables. cane dining chairs.
chiids writing desk and chair. pictures
lamps ingram and rag carpet window
shades, many other articles not men-
toned. Hay by the ton; corn fodder by the
bundle.
An sums Of $50 and lees cash, over ehai
amount a credit Of s months will be given
by purchaser giving bankable note. witt
an approved endorser.
LOUIS POTTS
Price Dllworih. Auc.
Ellis Hicks. clerk. f2i--3-25--om2-a
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
WARNER S LEWIS.
PUBLIC SALES.
ptfRrIc SAFE

~ nAaAA nfhAfIas
Public Sale OF personal property. The
subscriber intending tu quit farming VIII
sell the following personal property with.
out reserve on she farm Of Mrs Carrie a.
Lyman, two miles north OF Brandywine
Springs on the kennett trolley line on u
MONDAY. MARCH n. at ~ o'clock sharf
head OF horses and colts. good wori
and driving horses. head OF good milcl
COWS. l Holetein stock bull.
A fun line of farming implements. al
nearly new. Carriages wagons. harness
sleigh and bells Household goods. dairl
fixtures and other articles too nnmerou.
TO mention. Hay and millet by the ton.
ConditiOns--Al sums OF $50 and over
credit OF six months viii be given bv th,
purchaser giving hankabie note with as
approved endorscr. All sums under sgl q
be cash. per cent of for cash
CHARLES w. MacNAMEE.
W. Isank. Auc Mafshaliton. Dol
J. Taylor Peirson, Clerk. m2-f-6-s
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HIGHER RATES ON B. s 0.

BALTIMORE. March 4.-Baltimore
and Ohio will. beginning on May !, in
crease freight rates on coal hauled 70
Eastern tidewater points, except in
New England cents per ton.
On April Is Il will readjust rates on
coal to Cincinnati with the view to
making them more uniform.
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roiodo. ohio. February 18th. 1907.
Ia stoclyholdcre of tie Oleson Manu-

Toledo. Ohio. February 18th. 1907
To the stockholders OF the Oleson Manu-
featuring Company:
You are hereby notified that at n meet
ing OF the board OF directors OF The Oieson
Manufacturing Company. held at the Of
flee or the company at Toledo. Ohio. on
February II. 1907. the following resolution
wis adopted;
Resolved that fhe said operation. The
Oleson Manufacturing Company should
De dissolved. a. being deemed advisable In
tho judgment OF the said holrd Of direct
ors and most Tor the benefit of aaid cor
poraiion aud that meeting OF the stock
holders OF the company be called 20 COM
vene at the office OF the company 80
Clark street, Toledo Ohio, on the 18th day
OF March. A. d.. 1901 at 7.30 o'clock o.
m. 20 take action upon this resolution and
the prnposed dissolution Of the corpora
tion. and that the secretary cause notice
Of the adoption of this resolution to be
mailed to each stockholdcr residing IN tho
United states. and also within ten DAYS
from this date cause like notice to be
inserted once a week Tor az least four
weeks successfully IN a newspaper pub
llshcd I'm tho city OF Wilmington, county
% New Castle State Of Delaware. where
in the corporation has its principal Office.
TUE OLESON MANUFACTURING Co,
fiS--am4-lt Albert Oleson. Secretary.
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prfnITf. sAIr

The subscriber about 20 relinquish farm-
Ing. Wal sch at pubic sale at his r. 81
dence on Jnsen Davis fIrm. Fnrnhurst.
Delaware. on
= THURSDAY. MARCH 2. az Q a. m,
l3 head ~ good horses and colts. NO. 1
C08lie black marc. a. years old. NO {.
Daye hay horse Do years old. No g.
l1nlslir H4TIVf z years old. 40. a
Mahd by niare. " years old. No. 3. Fam
nio hay ifiare. 22 years old. No 8, Belle
sorrel mare. ~ years old. NO q. Fannie
brown mare, n years old. No. 5, hop nal
stallion, 5 years Old In June. sired ny HOP
no. 81 Ednh. bay colt coming ifgcais odd
No 10 SADIE chestnut sorrel. coming two
years old No. N. Ada. sorrcl coming
years old No -. Charlie. bay ycarlng
No. 13. Rock. s0rrel yearling
20 head NJ good dairy COWS. Some have
calves hy ilFir Side. Others close springers
buls 4 brood snws. lot OF chickens,
turkey hens I gobb'or
Farming Implements OF an kinds. New
last year Harness collars and brides. SET
milk wagon hC mess and numerous other
things too tedious 10 mention.
Dairy FlNtIre6-3 30-quart, 2o-quart and
I m-dnart milk cans. cooler buckets, mi'h
measuring stick churn and butter print
Also co acres OF wheat IN the ground
Household ana Kitchen furniture.
Conditions--Al sums Of $50 and less
cslih over that amount ? months cred
with haniuhle note with approved in
dorser. per cent on for cash on all credi
GEORGE NJ. BLACKBURN.
EMS p. Hicks. Clerk. m2-tt
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HELP wANrEp-.MALE.

WANTED--A boy for grocery store.
Apply J. r. p. MONTGOMERY. Eleventh
uud Tatnall ml-3t
WANrED-Youns whito man TO work
on dairy farm. Good wages Address w.
+ NJ. journal Once. f27-7t-eod
WANTED-For the U. S. Marine Corps;
men between ages q ana IS. An oppor-
tunity TO see the world. For full informa-
ZION apply IN person or by letter 70 u. 3.
Marine Corps Rocruiuns Otice. Poet or
nee Building, Wilmington. Del j2O-sol
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INSPECTING citx,s Streets.

Inspector William McNabb to-day
began an inspection OF the streets Of
the city. In speaking OF the condition
of the streets he said that the streets
are in a wretched condition and that
the railway companies have consider
able work to do
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EARNS Foa SALE.

BUY A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA,
NEW JERSEY OR DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming Soil
adopted to great variety Of crops. Near
markets that pay best prices FOR your pro-
ducts. Farm lands In these States my
speciality. sold and bought. Write 20: par
ticulars. RAYMOND G.. FRICk, 10. r. r
Trust Bid. PHILADELPHIA.
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DELAWARE NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Powell has moved to the house
lately occupied by Mrs. BulSer, she is
succeeded by Mrs. Reed who Is sue
ceeded by Harry Collins and he BY
Luther Bradley. who is succeeded by
Mr.. Tucker.-Clayton item. Smyrna
Call.
Any one who has ever tackled the
brand Of whiskey sold In Chester,
knows that a throat acclimated to
vitriol and kerosene is needed for a
funnel when this liquor is on tap
smyrna Call.
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seIzed Mllh convuIsIons.

Miss Ada Fox Of Eleventh and Heald
streets, was seized with convulsions
Friday, at Scott and Williamson streets
and was removed to her home IN the
Phoenix ambulance.
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HELP wANrEp-EsMALE.

WANTED Energetic lady on gentleman
Tor travelling position. Good line. Pormif-
cnt position. Splendid chance for advanc
ment Experience unnecessary. Sl2 weekly
10 start Expenses advanced. Address q
G.. Ciows, Wilmington, Del. m2-2t
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PUBLIC SALES.

pIBIuC sALB OF Furniture and Car
pets Wl be sold at Stldhlm and SONS
Auction Room. M r. ith st.. on FRIDAY
Afternoon March Stn. at 1880 D. m. oak
and walnut bed room suites. g u1rlor
suites. one Of them mahogany frame and
lnlaid this o. a good suites iron bsl
eteads ana mattresses, cnuches in yrr-
ona and chase leather, chairs. oak side
boards. oal, hall racl, large glass cxtcn-
sion tahlca and rucds. carpets. etc. THIS
ia "a good lot OF furniture and must he
sold Tor the high dollar Goods can hc
seen evenings before sale and morning OF
sale.
mi6.7 STfDHAN a SON. Auc
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ELEeTRIeAL coNTRAcroRs.

BucRMAsrER BROTHER q co.
Electrical Contractors and Johbers.
Estimates Furnished s21 Market 81
u. z PHONE oqesA. DrrM lq'I
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR FOR RENT

FOR RENT store Thirteenth and West
strets.
store Tenth and Bennett streets,
Apartments Seventh and Franklin sts
Apartments Eleventh and Adams sts
Apply WILMINGTON TRUST co..
9i5 Market Street
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CARPET WEAVING.

lest RAG CARPETS I'm the United
STATES. wove we'll look well, wear well
All kinds woven 10 order. GEO. w. MAR
SHALL. 202is Monroe ST. os-eod
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PUBLIC sAL.E-Will be sold at public
sale. on the j. /. DUPONT farm near Henry
Clay Brandywine Hundred, on TUES
DAY MARCH p 1907, az - o'clock sharp
the following personal property Of Charles
II. Griffith viz: Six head OF good work
or driving horses and one mule. NO.
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CIVIL ENoiNEsRs.

FRANCIS A. PRICE. civn engineer and
surveyor. ioo9h Market st.. both phones
opposite Court House s2s-eod
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NoTlcEa

DO THEY AcHEi w H. JACOB
Chlropodist. Corns removed without pain
80 cents. 1oi West Seventh street
j26-u
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOsT-A small open face gold watch
with NJ 7 on 81 on SUNDAY morning in
going from Fourteenth and Claymont TO
ST. Patricks Church Return 70 above
address. malt
LOST-Pair Of tree clippers. Reward II
returned 20 Journal Office m4-2t
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classified ADS
WANTS. FOR SALE. FOR RENT. REAL ESTATE, ETC.
EoR 80

----'--------------------
FOR sALr--Coloniai Acorn No. cook
stove. nearly new Apply nos West Fifu
street m1-5t
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FOR sALE-One ten horsepower. four.
cycle gasoline engine. in good order Ad'
dress J. o. Box 5St Wilmington, Del.
mist
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NANTED--In a private family, az once,
respectable gentlemen boarders. Apply az
ais Eaa, Fifth street fll-2t-eod
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR Excellent business location
on Madison street. Apply TO owner a0l
Washington street flO-ini
FOR sALE-Dcslruble lot on Elghth
avenue 90 10y so feet. Apply COZ Washing
ton street. fit.eod-im
FOR SALE-i0 acres OF good trucking
land. I mile from Wilmington. within /
minutes walk of Newport trolley. terms
reasonable. Apply 20 ID. r. Lyman. Mar
shallton. Del. fY-fm
FOR SALE CHEAp-Stock and fixtures
OF grocery store including horse and
wagon and good will of store. For par
ticulars apply 90 =. G.. Bradford Jr.. i0ii
Market st., Wilmington. or Emory Blake
~, Henry Clay Del. f7-tf
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WANTED Women who want good
homes right away. call at l0iS Wilson e.
mts.t
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IMPROVEMENTS
ON PENNSY LINE
P, B. and ". Division Has
Been Almost Rebuilt
During Year
BIG BRIDGE THE FEATURE

The Pennsylvania Railroad Is now
rapidly completing portions Of the vast
scale Of improvements it entered upon
a few years ago. Even yet many peo-
pie have not ceased to wonder al the
heroic character Of the work under
taken, but the company is already be-
ginning to reap its reward in earnings.
increased reduced operating ratio, and
improved service, both freight and
passenger
An important link in this great chain
Of betterment is the practical making
lover-recently completed and placed
i'm service-of that section OF the main
line Of the Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad centering at
Havre de Grace. Md, at the mouth OF
the Susquehanna river and extending
about 1-2 miles. as far north as
lPrincipio and as far south as OalSing-
ton.
The principal feature Of these inns
lprovements is a magnificent new steel
and masonry bridge, about a mile Ions,
over the Susquehanna river at Havre
de Grace, Md. This bridge was built
in fast time and embodies many in
teresting features. The other changes
were in line with the established poll
icy of the Pennsylvania Railroad 10
eliminate grade crossings, reduce grades
and straighten out curves wherever
possible. These improvements mark
another step in the plans OF the COM
pany eventually to reduce the running
time between New York and Wash
lington to four hours without sacri-
hcing the slightest element OF safety
With this work completed, the mair
line Of the Philadelphia. Baltimore &
Washington between these stations has
-four tracks, except over the Susque.
hanna Bridge which carries two. No
a grade crossing has been left. grades
lare reduced, and curative Is now al
a minimum. The road has been bull
TO serve its purpose at a small cos
of maintenance. for an indefinite perio,
of time.
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WANTED--'ro buy good second hand
office. m-3t
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BOATS ANp LAUNCHES.


. LANE ENGINE. COME SEE 1T RUN.
or write for Information
TT LAKE,
Boursa Bldg.. Philadelphia. Pa.
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WANTED.

AGENTS wanted at 6i3 King street.
room s. Salary or commission. mt-at
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WANTED-To rent five or six rooms
suitable for offices or O house on Marker
srroet, by the year. Dr. Barnes. rs West
street. fl6-tf
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FOR RENT-Fwnished rooms FOR gems
tlomen 60i King stscat iis imeod
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MORTGAGE BROKERS.

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MONEY no LOAN on desirabis nrat
mortgages on city properties Ia amounts
TO suit. HAWKINS & CO, 7i2 MarkeS St.
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wANTED.-Orsanize Of "rwo-Ccnt
Club In every community in Delaware.
male or female; easyi pleasant. Parucu-
lars free. John r. Mullins Inc, Whining
ton. Del fl0-9teod
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erade crossinas EIiminated.

All grade crossings on the main line
are eliminated for this stretch Of 5 IL
miles. and two out Of three crossings
on the c. & p. ID. branch are now
made with undergrate bridges.
Between Principle and Perryville
overhead crossing bridges have been
erected
Between sHavre de Grace and oak
lington FIVE similar bridges have been
built and on the c. & p. d. branch
s have been constructed.
The change Of line Excluding the
river bridget involved the use Of 10000
cubic yards Of masonry and necessi-
tated 745,00O cubic yards OF excava-
ton. The masonry Is all Of Allegheny
Mountain sandstone with granite
bridge seats.
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rooms FOR RENT.

GWARp-S5 soi and-sc5 Race st.. Phle-
doiphia Rooms. p. 80. soc. Gentlemen oaly
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FOR RENT Second and third story
front room. after March 25 z east Four
teenth 81. Address, c-il, Journal Ofnca
fa6-tf
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DRESSED SQUADS

WANTED every Thursday Best prices
Del phone 22as p and a. i2N DAVIS n
and Thomson. san ana Monroe. leG-lOf-es
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WANTED To buy two dwelling housea
on West side between Market and Icf-
fcrson. Fourth and Eighth. Must be barr
ncc. MIST
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ROOMS FOR RENT Furnished mod-
gd-lm
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The susqushsnns Bridge.


The Improvements center In the big
is located about $50 feet north Of the
old structure at this place. The pom
derous character Of this bridge may
be realized from the fact that it con-
tains 44.36g cubic yards Of masonry
and 2O,230.3S4 pounds of iron and steel.
The structure consists OF seventeen
fixed deck spans and a through draw
span 2SO feet long from center to CEN
ter Of the rest piers.
The first fixed span on each end is
1876 feet inches long; the remaining
spans on the Havre de Grace end are
each 200 feet long, and on the Perry
vile end they are each 260 feet Ions
from center to center Of piers.
The fixed spans have a. clearance OF
"a feet inches at mean tide, and the
draw span has a clearance Of SO fee
at mean tide. When opened the draw
presents a clear opening Of 100 fee
on either side for the passage of ves'
sells.
The bridge rests upon 20 piers o.
lAueghany Mountain Sandstone viii
lconcrete backing and Port Deposit
granite coping. They are at right an
/ giles to the bridge, with the exception
of the two rest piers for the draw
which are swung IA degrees to th'
west to bring them i'm line with the
current OF the, river. Pier No. 1, th'
least abutment, was built by open cof-
iferdam construction on rock at ar
elevation of "A feet.
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Improvements on Right Of Way.

improvements on Right Of Way.
Improvement Of curves is an import
ant feature of the work, and in so short
a distance il is rather remarkable that
the curvature has been so greatly re-
duced. Two bad curves are eliminated
south Of Havre de Grace, there being
2o5 curve to the left 1926 feet long
followed by a tangent 400 feet long and
then a loco curve to the right 1887 feet
long. To offset this curvature. on the
new line the following curves have
been used: A Oo45' curve TO the left
43SS feet long, then tangent SS41 feet
long. followed by a Oo40' curve to the
right. 1855 feet, which then returns To
the old line. There is one other curve
on the line. near Principle. a 0o30
curve to the right. 1900 feet long. on
the old line near this point there is a
1000 curve to the right 1900 feet long
THE difference in degrees Of curvature
between the old and the new lines is
made up at the Principle end by going
back on the curve there. which is q
LOGO curve to the left, 500 feet, thus
throwing the new tangent 5000 further
north than the old tangent.
In making the changes upon the
main line the junction with the Col
iumbia & Port Deposit r. r., pa brancf
of tho p. b. & w r. RI. was throw
1900 feet north at Perryville- This
necessitated making extensive altera'
tions for about $3.50 feet and running
into the old line north Of F'renchtowI
station
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La Luna Do Z alduordo ] MIsr.

En- este acreditado estabIecimiento ell
pGblico hallara siempre un surtidO COM
pleto en- mercancias de todas prOceden-
eias, desde la mas modesto muselina de
cinco centayos hasta la mas RIGA "Pongle
six" Iegftima de la China.
Tanto para dsmas como para caballeros
ell surtido es de 10 mas variado que pueda
ooncebirse En- tslas de seda, lana q slgo-
don no se puede pedir mas; hay para todo3
les gustos para todas las fortunas.
Ultimamente Sc han recibido los siguien-
tes artIculos que estan Ham ando la aten-
ci6n del publfgO por sa calidad baratura
Mitonfs, Guantes, Coronss para novias,
sombrillas, velos para la cara medias,
Calcetines, Corbatas, Capas espaf, las,
Cortes de pique para chalecos, i'd. de Cast
mr. para pantal0nes, Colchas de puuto,
Id. de Damasco Driles blancos de hilo,
Id. asargados, Cretonas de hilo para sdbs-
mas, Holandas Batistas, Creas, Ap icaciO-
mes de seda para adornos, Chales de ssda,
Blusss bordadas, Cinturones, Rssos, Bro
Cados, Tafetas, Piel de Cisne, Crespones y
6asas para luto, Cubrecorses de htlo y
seda, Alpacas, Cheviots, Casimires en-
fin un surtiio tan variado que serfa impo-
Eib'e enumerar.
Tn paseito por Ia Luna vereis las no.
vedades que eneierra este tonito satellite.
Encajes Valenciennes de punto Bro
der.t de todas clases y colores,
BOas de piel de Conejo de plumas de
tOdas classes.
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NOTICIAS De CAYfY.
EI doctor COrdsro par0Gs que ihordlra ID question
sanItarIa.

Ode auestfO oOTrespOasal especially
Octubre 11.-Segdn teugo entendido
paFsce que 81 doctor Cordero le meteE6 el
pecho & Ia question sRnidRd en- CRyey,
problems que ha necesitRdo largo tempo
para 80 reBoluci6n.
6eguFamente este gtfi9r tendrS que Ia
char con algunos inconvenienteg, peTo nos
parece que en- algo podr6 dejar Aatiafschss
las exijencias del pueblo.
Ell doctor IzquieFdo Beg6n nos dicen
fjag6 Bu regidencia nuevamante en- Cayey,
hsci6ndcse cargo ds Ia estsCi6n de la
anemia.
-Trsts e. alcaIde Bustituto don Gear
M. Ortiz, de contgatar Ell practicante senior
Herrero, de Ia Cidra, con 50 dollars de
sueldo.
Ell resultado de Il vacuna en- Cayey
hs sido de diez mil hasta eAta fscha.
MIS- de ounce denuncias han aido
preBsntadas por Ell investigator contra
colnerciantes que sin Ia correspondence
patents deBpachaban licoFeB al poE mayer
lei grupo "Alegre" cslebrR jsEauRs
todoH los domipgoB On lR casa que ocupa
don Mariana Rios.
En- estoB diss nos hR viRitado la
orquesta do CsguaE, admirSndonos de tai
modo, que cFeemos sea una de lhs buenas
oTquestas de Ia isla.
-Altsmente sstiafscho hs qusdado 81
pueblo, con Ia condueta obssrvada pOr el
doctor MART, como Ofeisl de Banidsd
iuteFinO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15

Mi eacFitorio as mi escritorio. Un es-
cgitorio como 81 de cualquier minintEo,
bUrgues, de un simple ciudRdRuo.
Esto eH 10 que debieTa ser; psro no 10 es.
Mi escTitorio es dc todo 81 mundo.
Mejor dicho, de mis- amigos.
iQ1e amigos tienes, GuaTionex!
Apenas me leVsnto de mi HiIla, cuando
nm amigo, 8 an conocido, es igooJ para
el ssunto-eeupa mi poltEona, Sc echa ha
cia stTSa, pone BUs pQtas de atr6s aobEe el
pupitTs, toma posesi6n dc 6l.
Lo hsce, seg6n 81, porque tiena con.
fsnzR conmigo, 10 que tgaducido al buen
caHtsllano, TsBuIta IN abuse de coDfanza.
Pero no para ahf Ia coHa.
JQu6 ha de parsl?
Lee los peri6dicoB que sobre Ia mesa an
cusntFs y los tirs con desprecio despu6g.
AbTs los csj aneH = SO snters de cuanto hay
So elloH, mientraa 70 doy mi acontumbra'
do paseo poT Ia cindad.
Pero TODD este que no debieFa paaarss,
pudieTa passEse, 81 nc IIevsBen 81 atrevi.
miento 81 extreme do fumar, pcner las
colillaH del cigaTro encimR del escritorio,
quemando sus 6uguloB.
mo podEfan estoa Ciudadanos tomar Is
mesa de la Cocina de au casa para tales
fnes?
\ todo aatO hay que tolerarlo,
por cultura,
poE educsci6n,
poE amistsd,
por corEsligionarismo,
poT boUdad de CaE6cteE,
poF smRbilidsd,
y poT fn, ganas tenfa de decir que hssta
por verguenza, peFo no me atrevo.
Puas biep; eNtoH ciudadanos, que nj SO
Guscribsn nj comprsn niDg6u peri6dico,
Aon Ia plsgs mas terrible de Is redscci6n
de les diaries.
Be Green en- 50 surins ignorancia que
puede uno atender q sus muchaa tonterias
y Ia vez al diRrio tTabsjo.
iQue msjadgFfal
De este aAunto muchss veces Sc hs ira.
tado en- Iss Tsdscciones de todoa los peTi6
dicoi pero 20 me hago 81 loco , 10 digo
con disimulO, yer 81 de hoy On adelants
respetan an POGO mas mi sscritoTio.
GUARIONEX.
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CaEcaTs0 para Ia presentation Dc pianos
para sl 'GapltaIIo Dc Puerto Rico

PoT decreto de ia Assmb'ea LegisIativa
de PuaTto Rico, ds fschs Mario IA, 1907,
el Comisionado del Ioterior eAtk sutoriza.
do psra anLpciar 81 concuFso para an edi.
ficio que SO llsmaTS "CAPITOLIO DE
PUERTO RICO" ? cuyo Costo no exec.
deTs de $500 600.
Los Asquitsctos que deseen tomaE pa1ts
en- cate concurso deber6n ocmunicaE sus
deseos al Comiaionado del Interior, por
ssoTito, 81 diR pTimero de Novismbre del
1907 antes de eta fecha. No Ba admi-
tir6n pianos dc log que no cumplan este
requisite,
Les dissfOa debsESn EscibiFss q dia 10,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
CanCiOnes revoIuCiOnarias
en- Milan Y B0IOnia.

Boona, OtuhTa
POGO paro de
fcas
pueblo Sbsdor rebellion hueguiaa las cas
lmlando Milan
de @mo del ppacho ou los hugus csendo oda dc
f dafads en- dos cudade @ teme exnda toda pen
decuber plan Rcaudian
Las Hdn vario Milan
ta udRd ot EopChoHss intgen soGias mnes
gno
poc
herdoa movihzAn con las gropas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15
Buques de guerra al PaClfiCo.


San Francisco California
tina al Paafco p6co understandable
dc ambos depedidoa afuosfaa p6caE FL
Tennessee Washington hsr6 Css Ia isa Trinidad
Port spa dde dia II has 2 Sc en- v Hdrdn a
aia de EpedeFoa So or6a agun ocuol cOI
pdca
polfieos al Okums
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-15

ANUNClO.-Ss srEianda venda una
heFmoEa fnca compuests do $50 cusrdsH
do terreno, propias psra siembrs de cana,
tabaco etc. Est6 Biturds 4 orillas de Ia
cagreteTs de Aguadilla Isabella, tiene ex'
ceIents Rgua sVguuaB niembTss de cafsH.
Para mas informes Luis N. Maisonsve,
Farmsceutico, Agusdilla, Puerto Rico.
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