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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23
BACK TO fHE FARM.
For Real Living Under the Clean Sky
In Quiet and Content.

For Real Living Under the Clean Sky
In Quiet and Content
On the streets Of one Of orr large
western cities, few days ago, the
writer met an Old farmer. He looked
quite like "a fish ont or water" and
the conversation TINT followed showed
that his appearance did not belle his
situation. lie said that after making
a great success OF the farm he had re-
moved with his children to the city;
that nj first, while he hal the educa.
tlon of his sons and daughters to look
after, he had been reasonably content,
but after few years. when the young
people had finished their schooling.
zone into business for themselves and
married. he began to find city life In.
toicrabic. 80
81 hate the noise. the dirt, the smoke
mud the perpetual excitement, hurry
and worry" he exclaimed. 81 long for
the country. am going out to the
farm again. shall surround myself
with the things | likc-horses. cattle,
hogs. chickens, etc.-an,l spend my old
age under the clean sky In quiet and
content. Ny wife he'll out for long
time, desiring TO bc near the children.
but last week she decided FOR the farm,
and, thank God, We are going back"
The experience OF this good friend
was typical No life Is sounder. sweet.
or or better than that Of the farm. He
who has known It's joys may he happy
amid other surroundings II provided
with congenial occupation. but when
he has nothing to do the changed stu.
alton becomes unbenrablc. The city
has It's attractions md advantages, but
for real living md rational enjoyment
Of Gods good gifts TO man give us the
farm every time. II is the best place
to live, the best place to grow old md
the hest place TO die. = Iowa Home.
stead.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

GOOD GRAPES.
For Growing Large, Handsome and
u Well FIavored Fruit.

For Growing Large, Handsome and
Well Favored Fruit.
Grapes require southern exposure
and good, sweet, well dralned soil.
Loan and ,hale agree with them best.
COneords can he grown sometimes
without spraying, fertilizer or clean
cultivation. but to grow iarge, hand
come and well favored grapes you
must give each vine every year n
pound Of fertilizer, careful spraying.
pruning. trimming and clean cultIva-
tlon.
The care required for grapes Is In
significant compared with thnt re-
quired for Strawberries. md, unlike
smaii fruits. grapes yield every year
and continue to bear from the same
vines on the same soil for n hundred
years.
The four varieties shown In the cut
are described by Julian Burroughs In
the Garden Magazine as follows:
Gaertner Is the handsomcst and high.
est bred OF any Of the red grapes. form.
Ing enormous punches Of the most
brlllIan, ruby rel. The flavor las n
suggestion Of cologne and Is liked by
every one. 1t Is unfortunately one OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

as there anything that can be put
on m asparagus bed to keep weeds and
grass from growing. yet not hurt the
growth Of the asparagusT" Is n Qucs.
tIon that Is answered in Farm and Fire
side by T. Grelner. who says:
1.-THE best thing, l believe, Is the hoe
or other tools Of tlllage. prefer the
blanched stalks and hill up the rows
In spring and work the ridges down
again after the cutting season. This
dlspases very thoroughly OF the weeds
up TO July, but afterward 1t requires
considerable effort TO keep grass and
weeds down.
"IIeavy dressings Of salt may do
some good In this respect. but I have
never been able to keep the weeds
down by this means alone. Salt will
not hurt asparagus, however. There Is
no other chemical Substance that |
l:now Of which will do the business and
can be used safely"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23
ALFALEAI EXTENSION H L:IllL...
The Interest Of Eastern Farmer, ii
GROWING This cran. ~ ~

7 he Interest OF Eastern Farmers In
eso~ies This Crop.
Great as Is the number Of expert.
ments with alfalfa that have been
made In our eastern states in past
years, that number promises to be
doubled In this present year. The In.
terest Is widespread. according to Ma.
tlonal Stockman and Farmer. Thou.
lands will make failures either because
they do not have the right conditions
10 the field or because they DO not
know NIL the needs OF the new crop.
Tie following facts IRE pretty well es.
tabllshed: Land intended for alfalfa
should have good drainage. either mt.
ural or artificial. The soil should be
rich. There have been more cases Of
success upon clay loans than upon
very loose soils
Lime In the Soil.
Alfalfa wants lime In the soil. Lime.
stone soils have given II smaller per-
ccntage Of failures the country over
titan have other soils, but applications
Of lime 10 other kinds OF soils may ut
tllcm for successful alfalfa growing.
The bacteria that live on alfalfa roots
are not present In the greater part OF
our eastern states. Where they have
been introduced, through sweet clover
or other means, no artificial inacula.
lion fs needed. Where they hare not
been brought in by natural mems It Is
wise to use lnOculatcl soil. Some bac.
terla doubtless are given to the land
when the alfalfa seed ~ sowu, but
usually they nre too few In number to
save the full stand Of plants.
Treatment Of Seed Bed.
Treatment Of the seed bed Is i'm
portant. An Inverted sod rarely makes
II good seed bed for n now sod OF any
kind. A highly MANFRED sod. cropped
with corn or other TILED crop for a
year and rcplowcd the following
spring, makes good chance for alfalfa
seeding. Any preparation that gives
plenty Of thoroughly rotted organlc
matter and n fine, firmly settled soil Is
all right. Weeds nre the chief enemy
of alfalfa In lis first year. The best
scheme 10 control their prnwth Ia the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23
Footnotes.

II a horse hns been ovcrfed skip one
feeding, then give light feed for day
or two.
Lice on cattle while In the stable
cause discomfort and loss Of flesh. To
destroy them sprinkle Scotch snuff
along the backbone, on the top Of the
neck md about the horus.
Sprlnkllpg lime In wafer tank will
prevent scum from forming on the Wa
ter. When the lime loses Its strength
aud scum begins to gather. wash out
the tank and renew the lime. Twice In
n season will suffice 10 keep the water
pure and wholesome.-Farm Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

Three'base hits-J. Hoffman, Kess.
ler' Two'base hits-QuInn, Harklns,
"ar'llnan, swanders, II. Hoffman,
stolen hases-Linreborn, .; W. Hoif.
man, HoInasle, ]. Hoffman. Sacrifice
hits-Frankenberry. Harkins, Swan.
ders' Lett on bases-Clarksburg, G:
Butler, {. Earned runs-CTarksburc. Z.
Butler. .. Struck out-by Harkins, =:
by Osborne. 2. Base on balls-off Har.
Rins, :; OF Osborne. 2. Hit by pitcher
by osborns, /; by Harkins, /. I'm.
pires-Roche and Laing. Time-1:lJ,
Attendance. 900.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

Probably there Is no, q week md
perhaps not lay In the year when
lettuce Is not sold in the Boston mar.
ket. excepting Sundays and holidays.
when the market is closed, and 1t Is
all grown in the market gardens and
greenhouses around Boston. More than
that, there arc many seasons when the
surplusscrOp Is sent out to supply New
York, Philadelphia. Chicago md other
cities, and The reputation of Boston let.
'tuce Is such that It's price Mt thos,.
places Is often much higher than tina,
OF the locally grown supply.-AmerI.
can Cultlvator, Boston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

The brown rot Is the most trouble.
some disease to which the plum Is
subject but this disease and the eur.
culio may he at the same time Con.
trollcd by spraying with bordeaux mix.
ture to which has been added some In.
sectlcide, snch MS paris green, arscnlte
Of soda, arsenate Of lead or disparene.
Bureau Of Plant Industry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

fcu must feed your animals to pro.
luce what You want. You cannot e1.
beet them to perform miracles. II you
want them to get fat, feed corn and
lat forming feed. II you want them to
make butter, feed wheat bran and
m!ddllngs, sllage and milk producing
feed.-Hone and Farm.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

Never pick Strawberries when wet or
when the dew is gu them II they are to
he shipped or held for any length Of
time before being used. Berries picked
when perfectly dry will hold up and
keep their natural color much longer
than II picked when dew Is on them
n. E. Homestead.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

Free samples Of "Preventics" and
a booklet on Coldf will be gladly mail.
cd you on request. by DR.. Shoop, RI.
cine. Mis-, simply to prove merit. Pre-.
ventics are little Candy Cold Cure
tablets. No Quinlne, no Laxative,
nothing harmful whatever. Proven.
tics prevent colds-as the name i'm.
plies-when taken early, or at the
"sneeze Stage" For seated cold or
LaGrippe. break It up safely and quick.
" with preventics. Sold by E. A. Bill.
llngslea G Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

Arthur Stanford, who was leading
man with Elsie Janis In THE Wander.
bilt Cup" Is to have the leading ju.
venile role in Fascinating Flora" the
new Casino summer show.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23
Latrobe Was
Badly Beaten
TWELVE TO NOTHING TOLD
STORY OF TERRIBLE DRUB.
RlNG ADMINISTERED.

The local team started In right yes.
terday and improved as the game pro.
crossed. At the end Of the ninth IN.
ming Fairmont had twelve runs to La.
trobe's get some. l.atrobe played
a ragged game and did not get man
as far as second base. TOdlay's game
will be with Greensburg. Score
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23
CLARkSBURG,
Game at Traction Park,

The Warrington Athletics will meet
the Mononsah Glass house team ai
Traction park on Saturday. This
Should be Il good game. Both teams
are good ones.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

Doctor, my wife runs TO extremes"
"How's that?"
"She has a hot temper and cold
feet."-lllustrated Bits.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

George B. Hurd's and Cranes linen
lawn exclusive papers BY qulre or boz.
with or without envelopes. Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel building. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

To get down to facts, there Is no
better judge of baseball material In
this country than Garry Herrimann.
Look how he has strengthened the
Chicago and New York teams.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23
Fairview Lost
To Warrington
THE ATHLETICS WERE TOO MUCH
FOR THEIR ANTAGONISTS
AT EVERY TURN.

The Warrington Athletes had a
in It's game with Fairview yes.
terday afternoon. The game was play.
ed at Warrington. The visitors w.rc
not In It at any stage of the game.
The score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

Three base hit--GGtes. Two.baze
lit-C. ConnOrs. First base Oh balls
of Willets, S. Struck out-by VII.
lets, G; by Jackson, 5. Double play
Mcmahon. unassisted. Time--liO.
Umpire-IIanley.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

Twobase hits-T. Eddy, Gruber.
Ihree'base hits-Fillman, Royon. s,o.
len bases-Fortney, JoIliGfe. /; sIyvus,
lseeder, :; Fnrbee. Umpire, McGee.
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still On the Tobouuan,

clarksbirs Is moving downward.
Butler proved too much for the visit.
ing team yesterday, defeating It by
S TO 3, Score:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

We have first class man to do your
Kodak developing, Clyde s. Holt, the
Kodak man. q u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23
WEST PENN'A LEAGUE,
Standing Of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Falrmont IL, Latrobe 0.
cfarksburg 8, Butler S.
Beaver Falls II, Scottdale G.
Greensburg 10, Connellsville I.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23

Ansco films 1T any camera. Cost
Hess than others. Try one. Globe Book
Store, Watson Hotel building. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-05-23
Today Games.

To-day Games.
Scottdale at Butler.
Fairmont at Greensburg.
Connellsvllle at Latrobe.
Clarksburg at Beaver Falls.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-31

Pedro PaT6s le Bustituye q empleado mur
niCipal senior Francisco SRrdeguf.
-Anoche las 10 80, p policfa ocu.
p6 Gabino Estrada an cuchillO, liendo
detenido y pEOduciendo hoy 81 paRte co.
respondents ante el Juez de Paz.
-Anochs. ceFca de la madrugsda, ocu.
rri6 an esc6ndalo en- 81 sitio conoCido por
la ChorFera, entire nm italiano que dijo lie.
marse Jhon DomiUgo y Maria santisgo,
de vida alegFe InteIvino la policfa ,
faeron detsnidos.
-Sa encuentra gTSvement0 entermo el
ioven Arturo Vdzquez Prada, hijo del
DR.. del mismo apellido ca. 9. p. d. quien
fu6 muy eBtimado por Bus Televartes prem
das de Car6cter. Deseamos 81 restableci
misnto del er fermo.
-MsfianR por Ia taFde darS concerto
en- el Parque "BorfDquen" Ia banda del
Regimiento de Puerto Rico.
-Linco barcos de vela de tEaveafs, se
encuentFan actualmente en- el puerto, des.
Cargando.
EN- eI cuaHto de uoCorros han aido
asistidoB de CoDtuHiones leves: Manuel
Martinez, Cdndido Ferrer, Manuel Ruiz,
Asino Rivera, Luis ArchiIla, Acisclo Ri
vera.
-Parsce que por loB cargo hechos 81
cabo de la policfa ingulRr Hefior Aguayo
de Juncos, Ber6 separado del cuerpo.
lei sefior Silvestre Feij6o hR entTegs
do 81 Beflor Angel Maldonado, Is vold'
meneB para Ia colonia de leprosos.
-Ss encuentra mejor de Ia enfsr medad
que Ia retenfa en- CANA la estimable DANA
Carmen Blanco ide ACufi2. Lo celebFa'
mos
por eI gobernador & NJ. X Mullford, para
Ia vacu1aci6n Official alcRnzan 600 600.
-Visto 81 iuicio por juegos prohibidoS
soTprendidos en- el hotel 'Progreso' de
JuncoH, fasTon aentenciados los Rcusadou
psgar 800 de mults, el duefio del
hotel $3.50, aeg6n Comunica Bor tel6gFa'
70 el deteotiVe Castillo, al cuartel general.
En- 81 benefcio del maestro Campos
de la compslfa de zaFzuela que act6a en-
el teatro municipal tocar6n $50 m6sicos,
entire elloB, los muchachos de la banda de
Ia policfa insular y los del battalion puer'
torriquffia.
-Anoche rompi6sa IN cable de los ca
rroS el6ctricoS on ls parada 81 de Pusrta
de TERRA, nroduciendo alarma en- el We.
cindario, El slsmbre al Fomperse, 10 hi
20 con tal viOlencis que aztt6 varias caSas
rompi6 parte de los adoEnos de Bsls de
la que ocupa 81 senior PadilIa. FL servi-
clio eDtuvo intsrrumpido por eBpacio de
una hora que tard6 en- ser reatablecidR la
av, ria.
--Hsu sido Heparsdos honTcBsmente del
cuerpo policia insular los guardias Psaca-
sio E. Rios Ramon Rodriguez Ramirez
por imposibilidad fisica.
"A las giete y media de la mafiana de
hoy Bali6 81 goberuador Post para Adjun'
tag via Ponce Hace el viaia en- Bu auto
m6vil le acomosfian 81 Attorney general
eI SecretsEio de Puerto Rico, auxiIi6ndo'
le como chauffeur eli senior Reille.
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SlLUETA ARTlSTlCA.
Carload Castillo.

ESta segunda tiple, que da seguir pro,
greBando como hasta squf, llegarS muy
pronto primeTs, tan bella como graciosa
tan gracioss como simpAtica, ha Babido
conquiatsrse sl cariho del pub leo en- game
rAI, por Bu trabsjO y por So amabilfsimo
trRto 9 BonRl.
Cssi una nifis; pues solo cuenta diez =
aiets amos tiene todss las bellas condolences
de ls mujeF conocedora del mundo, reu-
ME ldo como dotss sdmirables, sdem6s de
las va citadas, ell talento Ia virtud.
Ooce meseH NADIA mas lleva pigsndo Ia
escena parecs 50 labor artfatisa de once
afios. sin que este quiera decir que es una
primerisima tipIe una consumsda actriz.
Su g6nero es 81 c6mico, en- 81 que Bobre.
sale, puea en- 10 drAmstico fuer de sin.
cero , franco, no sncajs del todo, le fslta
alg6n calor en- las escenag sengacionaleB.
PFueba de clio eB, que en- La fiesta de
San Anton, sin que este NAL, no le dS ell
relive necesario, 81 sentimiento que txige
su hermoso pspsl de Felipa, en- Cambio en-
RWSdOS de cGmp0nGs una Eols palabFa
BombG dithR con inimitAble gracia, con.
tribuye con So maestro, Ia notable AefioTa
Matr6g, al 6xito dc Ia obra.
La CaAtillito, que persevere On el estu-
dio del g61sEo C6mico y llegarS rapida-
ments al puesto one merece 81 de una
primera tiple c6mica.
ANGEL PECHE.
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JuRIa ts. ls' de San Juan.
Secretar6a.

Por Ia pTesente So notifca loH macs.
tros que han sido nombrAdos poE la Junta
Escoiar de San Juan, para tcmaE 50
cargo Las escueIas de eata municipalidad On
el pr6ximo curse escolaF, SO SirvAn concu.
rrir & la tficina de Ia Junts, Cristo ndme'
70 20, durante las horas de 8 & II de la
msnana , de 2 8 de la tarde, en los dias
3v A del pr6ximo mes de Setiembre, con
objeto de irmar los contratoB.
Los maestroa que SO encuentren fuerR
de San Juan, deberkn solicitsr de eata Sc
cretsria los referidos contFatou, los cusles
les seYSn remitidos Dor correo, Fecomen-
d6ndoles ls Immediate devoluci6n deBpuez
de firmadcs.
San Juan, Agosto 20 de 19O7.-J G.
ROssg, secFetario. vs
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N0TICIAS De AIBO-
nitQ.
TraInta ] dos consreIlatss tasFon-multldos Bn
elpushIo.
lDe muestro oorrssponsaZ. J

.Ag sto 3O.-Da los asfi9res que oonpo'
nfan Ia Junta de Instruction que fuaron
electos on las elecciones pasadas no qGeda
ninguno.
Sc encuentra en- esta pueblo daBde
aver 81 delegado & la Camara don Praxe'
der santisgo, que hoy ha marchado h6cis
Barranquitas. Ssgdn se supone he lido s
asuntoB que cOnCiernen 81 puesto que
ocupa.
-Pcr dos guardiaB , 81 cabo de eute
puesto aenor ValIadsres, han sido condu
cidoH al pueblo de CaYey de ALI & la
cGrcel de Guayama, doce individuoB sen.
tsncisdos por la corte municipal de dis.
trito en- funcionsu on este pueblo,lel n
del actual.
-Tambi6n han sido uentenciAdoB trein'
ta dos Comerciantss & diez dollars de
mulfa cada unO por Desas falsag.
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RasuItado d07aaa I1Tast!gaeIdn.

segdn infoTmes obteDidos por cOnductO
6dedigno, ciertos Csrgoa hechoaIa! miem''
bros de Ia Policfa Insular por 81 excapi'
tan Guerrero, acerCa de habeEse apropiado
dinero recolectado en- 81 distritol de Maya
glez para la viuds del guardia JesdS N.
Rodriguez, Eesultan infundadoB. KIt
Loque pag6 fu6 que por iniciativa del
saTgsnto Ortiz &c hizo una COlecta & fin de
sbril en- la citada ciudad, pero no On el
distrito, de 81 so que fueron entregadon &
nm euardia para enviarlo & dicha viuda, el
cuaI guardia fu9 trasIadado q otro distrito
hacienda entregs del dine1o al q Ie relev6
COD instrucciones de remitir Ia suma
indicada la viuda del guaTdia. Pero
dicho guardia por olvido, NO 10 Femiti6
hasta el mes de Junio. 4rE
Esto reuulta de Ia investigation practi'
o0d0
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Fiesta onomasiIea.
ANGEL PECHE.

Con mctivo de celebrar 81 fiesta ono
mSstica, aver, Ia sefiora Rosa Mills, Le
dy,) Teuni6ronse anoche en- Bu moFada,
FoEtaleza 80 un gran ndmero de distin
guidas se1oras seforitag amigos de Rosa,
asi como multitud de amigos, que faeron
felicitarls.
Be bsil6 SO reCitAron escojidas poesfal
de poetaU pueTtorriquefiss, durando ls
fiesta haBta las II de Ia noche
La concurrencia fu6 obssquiada e1pI6n
didamente como Babe hacerI la EefloTaC
Nils Un amigo.
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1 Y / S o.

Ell dia IA de septiemhre pr6ximo, Las
dos de la tarde, tendr6 efecto en- nueatra
oficina de esta plaza, Tapca 2, esquina 8
Tetuan, Il Junts General Ordinaria de
Accionistas de nuestra sociedad.
Lo que se avisa por esta segunda convc-
Cstoria los sefores accioniAtaB para 81
asistencia dicho scto.
San Juan, p. r. 81 de AgostO de 1907.
j. T. 6ilva Banking 4; Commercial Com
pGny. VS.
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oPORTUNlDAD PARA ESTUDIANTES en- Los {. U.

Mrs. O.ivet, 733 w. North Ave, Bal.
timore, Md, admite nifos y niiss que
hsyan de curssr estudioB como alumnoH
externos. Atenci6n familiar egmerada,
vieiIando los estudios. HRbitaci6n y
buena mesa $4,000 por mes, psgaderoB
DOR trimestres adelantadoB. a solicitud,
So les eSpera en- New York & Ia llegads
del vapor. Refarencis On Puerto Rico:
don Jon6 A. Meuendez, MaysgGsz,
quien ha tenido nm hiio en- eSta casa.
Is. y. d.
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q las
luaue1o o
que econdu,
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u TlSndItl.

Es digno de visitaTBe 81 nuevo local que
ocupa ola Tiendita", 81 lado del ayunta-
mieDto. Ests deCorosamenta pintado este
bonitO establecimiento, 6Dico en- su clasa
que Be dedics ID vsnta do efectoa religio.
1os an Puerto Rico. Verdaderaments BE.
Cta fala uns tiandR de sta tndela
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Para M.yagiIsz.

Sc hs despedido hoy para Mayagiez,
donde regrega deSpuea de haber paBado
dos dfas eu esta ciudad, nuestro distirgui-
do COmpstriota el sCfior Vicente Trelles,
delegadO & la CSmara, cuya vista tuvimos
81 guHto de recibir.
-Muchss perSonas de ests ciudad estSn
traaladando sus TesidenciaB los barFios y
poblados cerCanos, con motive del alzs de
los alquilereB de las casaB de esta ciudad.
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''IsIa do art0''

Sc ipfoEma que en- breve Sc pondr6 Is
venta el nuevo ibEo de Matog Berni6E, Ii
tulado I8lG de GTte.
Va estS 4 Ia terminaci6n en- los taIlerel
tipogr6fcos en- que gs imprime.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-31

UN BUEN NEGOCIo -Por toner
que ausentarae So duefo, SO vsnde un acre.
ditado ''Sa!6n BaEberfa' con una buena
clientele. Para informeB dirijirse & D.
Annnta. anartsdo nfmero O46 We.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-08-31
ConSuItorio CIinico del doctor Jose Ordonez

Durante ausenca Europa le susura los rabaos
de medcna doctor Quevdo Bae quen recvra avos
sulas 81 Couuoro que doctor Ordonez ene eaecdo
cae de San Francisco ndmero 26 altos de la rmaca del
Almazn de 23 de Ia tarde resdencia del doctor
Quevedo Baez, San Francisco 73 altos.
Tel6fono 81 Consutoro n1mero 835.
Auxliar para los trabos del Consultorio Prcane
Luis r. Cordova.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1907-01-24
DREAM PAYS HIS DEBT.
Wilkesbarre Hunter Presents VeraeI-
. Gus Story of Squirrels.

Bill Anderson of the Brushes tells
the latest squirrel tale, and 1t heads
the list Bill owed a merchant in town
mere 90 cents, and he had promised
10 pay 1t Saturday. Friday night just
before day he dreamed. In his dream
ne remembered the so cents and how
the merchant expected it the next
day. He also saw a large hickory
tree in a secluded spot in the woods.
and on it were many squirrels gambol-
ing and playing on it's branches. He
saw himself shooting them with dead
~ aim and how he had brought them
10 town and settled with the merchant.
His dream was over; he awoke, and
without waiting to put on his shoes.
he grabbed his gun and went to the
tree The squirrels were there. and
without moving from the tracks he
killed IL. AS he killed the last one
ne saw weasel climbing the tree and
Killed It, About that time a crow lit
IN the tree and 1t was brought down.
lie turned for home and saw another
squirrel near by and killed it. His
dream had been realized. To corrob-
crate his story. he brought the squir-
rels to town Saturday, paid off the
merchant and had cash over.-Wilkes.
barre Chronicle