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Aunt Maud" by Ernest Oldmeadow' (The Mcclure Co.)


 Aunt Maud" by Ernest Oldmeadow. Mir Oldmeadow delighted his readers with two books he published some short time ago. One called Susan" the other "Virginia." Both were delightful speci- mems of the lighter type of novel,
 Aunt Maud' is written in the same strain and while it is quite bright and interesting, it is not as good as was .susan'' or Virginia" There Is too much talk, talk, talk" in Aunt Maud and not all by Aunt Maud either. The heroine of the story Is not Aunt Maud at all. she was only the chaperon of the heroine. a beautiful English girl who had arrived at the age when she should marry. to fulfill her destiny or something of the kind. So the Heroine goes to visit Aunt Maud, and this aunt begins at once to plan arrangements that will hr,ng her niece and a suitable suitor to- gether Aunt Maud was not married bar.elf hence her interest In fixing her r,aca correctly within the bonds of mat rimony. Aunt Maud had q hidden story of love and sorrow and in the book the reader will get glimpses of that story from time to time-quite lot of elimpses, so to speak.
 Os course everything turns out all r,eht in the book-it always does, other u,ise there would be no books. certainly no Aunt Maud The book is suitable for summer time; nothing heavy about 1t (except the talk. talk, talk), which will nlease many readers who care for the Tighter vein
 When Mir. Oldmeadow tries himself. as he evidently did in Susan" and ''vir-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-16
Strictly Logical.

From the Baltimore American.
 "The young man seems very warm fl his protestations of efficiency"
 "Humph! All hot air
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-16
0IcoRp,S VITAL K RESTORATIVE

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.ORPHINE

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ture are taught in the public schools Mature and Natures laws will always be hid in night to a majority of our bread winners.
 This Is the book intended for begin ners in agriculture at the public schools. Most of the southern states are forg- ing ahead in agricultural education. The state of Mississippi offers prizes to boys corn growing clubs membership over 5000 for the best corn grown by child in the upblic schools of Mississippi each year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-08-16

"The Judgment of Eve" by May Sin
 clair. (Harper & Bros)
 The author of "The Divine Fire" and .'The Helpmate' needs no introduction to any reader who even professes to keep up with the good books of the present day.
 Miss Sinclair's latest book is a small volume called "The Judgement of Eve" In 1t she tells the sad story of a young woman who had two suitors, one a good, solid. well-to-do young English farmer, the other a chap with ''artistlc temperament" After much struggling mentally the heroine marries one of these young men. There is no need to the chaps with the "artstic tempera- ment" in preference to the solid men? Miss Sinclair will tell you the story of one poor woman who preferred the ar tistic youth and paid big price for so doing.
 The heroine marries and has a terribly hard time of it, while her younger sister married the heroines discarded. but we'll to-do lover The story of "The Judge ment of Eve" deals with the heroines sad experiences; something of sordid story, but so true to life, 1t Is. Miss Sim clair excels In everything she writes. She leaves out what would be omitted and puts In everything necessary to make her work stand out way ahead of that of the average novelist of this day Miss Sinclair is one of the best novelists using the English language today everything she writes is interesting and "The Judge ment of Eve is no exception.
 The poor heroine of the book, after having 30 children, more or less, dies in her attempt to further please her hus- band who, after marriage (of course) had lost his "artistic temperament" They always do-those kind of hus- bands. Why?
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..rbe Lady and the Trolley Car, by w
 | Hampton. Richard G. Baoger-lne
 German Press)
 This little book is paper bound vol ume dealing with trolley car trip or pursuit from New York 10 Fortianu' 'o. p,a can now ride from New York to Naaine on electric cars, by changing cars of course. Just why anybody who hveo In or visited New York would ever wish to % to Maine, has nothing whatever 10 s w;th tha case-like the noWers that bloom in the spring.
 Mr. Hampton, the able contributor to the Naw York World, has made Funny l,ttle book out of trip on the eiec'Hc oa, unes which one can use Tn sucn a tr,n mentioned above, describing the ex- rar,ences in text and pictures Of young fellow who was attempting to eaten a young lady in a party In the car aneMo, but not .baggage coacn aheao' A"' book is bright and amusing
 ..rotr Paul Jones," Commemoration at
 Annapolis. April 24 1906. (U. 8. Gov
 ernment Printing Office)
 The Congress of the United States adopted June 2s, 1906, the following res- olution:
 Resolved by the House of Represen- +o+ivaa f+he Senate concurring). That thsra he nrInted and bound 11.000 copies of the addresges delivered at the exercises commemorative of John Paul Jones at the Naval Academy Api 24, 1906, together with other papers and illustrations ger mane thereto. to be complied and pub- lished under the direction of the Joint Committee on Printing, 1000 for the use of the House of Representatives' s0o TOT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-17
Una eScena De horror.
Una familia pr6xima a ahOgarSe.-Se
saliva por milagro.- La i6yen
Anita perece.
DETALLES SoMBRiOs.

Nuestro active corresponsal de Ca
rolina nos comunica hoy TN suceso
tragico.
Aver tarde la familia de don Rafael
Mezquida de aquel pueblo, organize
una fiesta, saliendo muy satisfechos
al campo. Fueron conner unas viap
das cerca de la orilla del caudaloso
RIO que pasa por dicho pueblo, situan
dose en- la parte Sud del puente que
actualmente Sc construye. Uno de
los muchachos llamado Rafael, de
diez amos, Sc lie ocurrio baflarse. Ell
padre Sc opuso pero ell niflo insistio
hasta que don Rafael lie dijo que pro-
curase hacerlo muy cerca de la orilla.
Al entrar Rafael en- Ell aqua parece
que tropezo escurr iendose hacia den
tro. La madre que presencio Ell he
cho lanzo un grito preveyendo una
desgracia. Ell padre trato de salvar
ell muchacho, pero este habfa desapa-
recido. En- esto los otros niflos, her
manOs suyos, Sc tiraron a aqua, en-
tire ellos, la sefiorita Anita, ioven
hermosa de catorce amos. La lucha
fue desesperada. Ell padre VIC tam
bien desaparecer a su amante hiia.
La madre horrorizada lanzaba gritos
de desesperacion y llegaron al lugar
del suceso algunos hombres que pu-
dieron salvar de un grave peligro q
los amantes padres y los demas nj
nos, los cuales estuvieron q punto de
perecer. La nina Margarita, la me-
nor, fue extraida con bastante es-
fuerzo. Su estado es grave Ell su-
ceso ha conmovido profundamente la
opinion de este pueblo, Ell cual tribute
un imponente recibimiento los es-
pesos Mezquida al enterarse de la
tremenda desgracia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-17
La Sandal en- Marcia
I'll doctor COrderO preSenta I'm informe
sobre la investigation practicada
ell SabadO en- eSta Ciudad
FON DAS Y CAFETINES

Con fecha de hoy ha sido presenta
da al Superintendent de Sandal v
Benehcencia. Ell resultado de la vista
de inspection verihcada Ell sabado Ill
timo, por ell doctor Cordero. medico,
inspector del Distrito Norte ell ms
pector seflor Torres He aquf la in
vestigac ion:
Cafetfn de Gaspar Agudo Forteza,
Tetuan 80. Sc lie concedieron A8 ho-
ras para limpieza del patio cocina
y cambiar Ell aparato donde Sc confec-
ciona ell cafe.
Fonda de Ramon Nieves, Tetuan
81. Sc lie concedieron 48 horas para
la limpieza del esta ablecimiento es-
pecialmente la cocina sus depon-
dencias.
Puesto de refresco, Tetuan 40 de
Sobrino y Co. Sc le orden6 limpieza
y reforma.
Fonda de Fern ando Puron, Tetuan
OF. Sc concedio 48 horas para linn
piar y poner en- condolences higieni-
ca Ell establecimiento.
Licoreria de Alexandra Perez. Te-
tuan 50. Be lie orden6 que inmedia.
tamente diese principle al arreglo
del local y limpieza general del piso
paredes y techo de toda la casa asi
como de la fachada de la misma.
Cafetfn de Cirilo Dlaz, Tetu4n 90.
Sc le concedio ocho dfas para limpieza
general Y reformas.
Licorerla de Miguel Joy, Tetuan 40
Sc le concedio ocho dfas para limpiar
y poner en- condolences higienicas Ell
blecimiento.
American Groceries and Company,
Tetuan, bajos del Banco Territorial.
Tiene dentro del esta blecimiento de
ca-nicerfa una letrina cuya pared
esta formada por ell respaldo de la
nevera donde Sc guarda las carnes.
Sc lie ordeno procediese hacer des-
|aparecer dicha letrina 1impiar el
local.
Cafe Morgan, Allen II. Componer
ell p1so de la cocina que Sc encuentra
deteriorado y colocar un tub de
desague en- la nevera para evitar ell
encharcamiento del piso.
Plaza Provision Company ("La Mu-
llta calle de San Jose limpieza del
local, del inodoro y colocar TN tubo
de desagiie en- la nevera.
Cafe Colonial, Ell escusado muy
sucio asl como la cocina, la que sc
encuentra en- estado de rufna y care
ce de fregaderos.
Puestos de refrescos de Enrique
Matos Bernier. Colocacion de fre-
gaderos y filtros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-17

La representation de La BrnJa, ell
sabado llev6 un numerosfsimo publ
co nue. stro teatro.
Los artistas trabajaron con aplau-
SO. especialmente la hermosa dis
tinguida tiple sef1orlta Blanchart, y
el gracioslsimo Casas, que, en- los te-
nores comicos, esta verdaderamente
admirable
Tambien oyeron aplausos el tenor
Sotorra la espl6ndida Pillar Chaves.
La orquesta, digna de todo encomio,
bajo la direction certadfsima del no.
table maestro Blay.
Anoche le TOGO el turno al genera
chico Las obras escogfdas fueron
FL barquillero. FL boiho Tr1ada y FL
tlus0 CaHtsayes.
va sabe nuestro p1blico como in
terpreta la compaflfa esas tres obras
tan aplaudidas siempre.
En- EI6arqaflkeyo, fueron muy aplau-
Ididos la sef1ora Chaves. la Arregui y
|Casas y Vidal.
La damsa parag naya del pstIo, fue
repetida tres veces.
La bailaron muy a gusto del p1bli :
co las dos Chaves, la bella Sefora
Mas y la sef1orita Arregui.
La labor de la sefiora Aranguren y
ell seflor Freixas, en- cua1tas obras
toman parte estos excelentes artistas
es digna de aplauso.
En- FL pile zeJade, en- FL ilasc
CaaiSares, alcanzo anoche I'm gran
exito Ell sefior Freixas.
Muy bien. Martinez, Sancho y Pc
relra.
Domingo OrO=c0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-17

muy triste y muy doloroso, que
sabiendo como sabemos todo es-
to, y CuandO nuestra Camara
trata de indemnizar, en- parte,
los perjuicios los danos cuan
tioslsimos que han sufrido los
cafeteros. surja el fantasma del
que temen todas las agresiones,
y todos los danos, los persegui-
dos y los esquilmados agricul-
torres de cafe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-17
On eSCdudalO en- Vega Alta

Aver & las dos de la tarde
ocurrio en- Vega Alta IN gran
escandalo en- la calle "Cordero, :
promovido por Feliciano Ortiz
quien acometi6 4 Manuel Co
lon. Este ultimo sc do q la
fuga. Ell Ortiz fue conducido
al deposito municipal por la po-
licia, la cual tuvo que llevarlo
q La fueTza poT resistencla.
Hoy Sc vera la denuncia ante
Ia Corte municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-17
2 "RGnSupiO Y rReaIdad' /

Asl Sc titula tina preciosa danza
de que es autor el inspirado maestro
compositor nuertorriqueffo don Fer
nando CALICO.
La danza esta escrita para piano
y dedicada 4 Ia gentil sefIorita Car
men Brunet y Guayta en- sus bodas.
Como todas las producciones del
maestro Calico, esta merecer4 la
mas espl6ndida acogida del pdblico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-17
Don Jose c. P0|0CiOS.

Hemos recibido la vista de este
estimado amigo nuestro don Jose G.
Palacios, marshal de la Corte Muni-
cipal de Carolina
Ell senor Palac los ha traido para
poner a disposition del juez de la Cor
te de Distrito. Secci6n segunda, I'm
muchacho, el cual ingresara en- la es-
cuela correctional de Mayaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-17
Nota del dia

Este a1o, la tentativa de la
Gamara en- favor de la industria
cafeteria, es mas debil que en-
los anteriores.
va no sc habla de aquel EN-
pr6stito a los cafeteros que hu-
biera salvado de la liquidation
muchas flncas arruinadas, no sc
pide, tampoco, la protection
arancelarla al Congreso de Was
hington, el complemento de ese
cabotaje fementido que nos
otorga una protection a medias.
Nuestros delegados sc confor-
man con menos, con algO me
nos, con mucho menos. Piden
una rebaja en- las contribucio-
nes, por tres amos. La reduc-
cion a las tres cuartas parties del
tribute que pagan actualmente
las flncas cafeteTas.
Ese seria un tenue alivio del
que estan muy neCesitadOs los
cafeteros.
JPasara este aio como en- los
anteriores que al llegar al Con-
sejo Executive el proyeCto de
ley de la Camara, ha recibido ell
gOlpe de muerte que la exotiCa
sOberania reserva q las aspira-
clones mas legftimas del pais7
Es de temer que ESQ suceda,
va que en- ocasiones como esta.
es que salen a reluCir esas teo
rfas para deCir con unanimidad
sorprendente que no es practica
americana, que Choca con los
nuevos metodos la soiucion pro-
puesta por los colonos a los pro-
blemas que surgen en- su terra.
Y de que existe en- Ell amino
de los senores Santiago V Sola
autores del proyecto de ley. ese
tenor que apuntamos, es una
demonstration evldente la reduc :
c10n que prOponen.
Una cuarta parte de 10 que
pagan en- la actualidad las fin
cas- cateteras.
Lo equitativo y 10 natural Sc
ria que los saCrifcados agricul :
torres que solo perjuicios y da :
nos han recibido del regimen
vige tie, estuviesen exentos de
la tributaci6n onerosa que han
venido pagando durante ocho
amos; perO va que es impossible
llevar al amino de nuestros tu-
torres estas ideas de equidad, va
que tienen demostrado ST. en-
pefo de no aceptar Ell criterio
justisimo que Ell pals ha exte-
r1orizado acerca del asunto, va
que sc opusieron a 10 del en-
prestlto y han manifestado SD
lnconformidad con la idea de la
reforma arancelar1a Y cuando
otras veces Sc ha hablado de
rebaiae contributivas Sc h a n
OpueStO TeSueIta y tenaZmente
no nos debemos hacer ilusiones
ahora, aunque va han tenido la
provision los autores del pro-
yecto de establecer una rebaja
pequenisima.
Es de temer que este a1lo
como tantos otrOs, como los an
terlores, Sc queden las agricul-
torres de cafe sin el modesto au-
xilio que la Camara trata ds
Ofrecerles.
Y eS muy lamentable que c
pesimismo nuestro este plena
mente abonado por la experien
cla de ocho amos.
Todos sabemos 10 que eI caf
supone para Ia agriculture d
la lsla, para la vida economic;
puertorriquefla, para eI bien
estar total de Ia colonla, y q
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DR KASS0N CHEMICAL co MPANY
 126 East 29th St., New York City.

oven used in sugar making. I had no one to explain it to me so will attempt no further information on the matter. It was a most crude affair and great curiosity.
 Such an unusual Christmas. I could hardly realize that it really was Christ mas day. The most beautiful balmy day, sky so blue, low hanging, white feecy clouds, temperature 72 degrees;
 1 have never realized more beautiful day, and being about in summer attire, attending a Christmas tree seemed al- most improbable. We have a poor col ored minister who cares for the lawns and does the necessary work about the yard. He has a family of six small children, the oldest being 12 years old. They were very poorly clad, so we thought it would be nice to give them tree with a useful gift, one for each. All agreed to this. So as planned they came to the cottage about 10 o'clock, Christmas morning, beaming faces and as clean and neat as their circum- stances would allow and were seated all around the tree. As the gifts were distributed it truly was pleasure to see the beaming countenance on each little black face; after the tree each
 recited some little appropriate recita- tion, all doing nicely. Then all sang Rock of Ages.'' The father then spoke his gratitude in most touching manner. Then the mother sang "In
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fast, his nerves are not entirely all gone. We'll. gentlemen, Florida is cer. tainly wonder and great sight The time l left Jersey City until l reached Florida the land looks practically worthless. The land through New Jer. sey is very fine, level and free from stones. North Carolina, South Caro- Tina and Georgia are the poorest, The land is sandy, nothing grows except pine and oak trees and the only indus try seems to be numbering and turpen. tine distilleries. We do not find any real warm weather until we reach Georgia and the northern part of Flor. ida; no vegetation until We reach Flor ida and no orange groves until we reach St Augustine. From St Angus tine to Orlando the groves are very thick and early vegetables are being raised such as onions, beets, radishes, celery, lettuce, etc. The land here is very sandy but certain places have been fertilized so much that the soil is greatly improved. The orange groves are here on all sides of Orlando, this being the center of the orange indus try. The oranges here are very rich and juicy but not as bright color, more on the russet order. l can see from where now sit large orange grove, grape fruit grove, pine apple, Florida plums, tangerines, all kinds of flowers, palms, roses, etc. l can reach oranges from my bedroom window. The orange blossoms are very fragrant and the air is full of the odor. l am expecting to drive to Kassinimie tomorrow or next day to see our friend, c. w. Dur and. It is about IS miles from here. l want the experience of driving through the country. When we came from St Augustine we took a local train. The experience of stopping at the station l would not miss. The sta tions are about as large as Monroe station on the Derby, only they are not painted and swarm of nigger kids and pigs, goats, cows and a jackass at most every one. Now, gentlemen, my time is somewhat limited just now and l will close. If you care to inform me of the doings of the club in my ab- sence, write me at once at Orlando, Florida, all the good news, leaving out the bad. 1 should greatly appreciate hearing from you. Yours most truly, I'M. B. Hawley.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-27
COD LIVER
 OIL
 with it's RepuIsive Qualities Eliminated.

The repulsive taste and odor of cod liver oil ana it's tendency to derange digestion and upset the stomach have heretofore seriously handicapped this most valuable remedial agent whose place cannot be taken by anything else in treating Pulmonary Complaints, La Grippe, Consumption and Weak Lungs as we'll as Malnutrition, Blood Poverty, General Debility, Nervous Diseases, Loss of Weight and other "Run Down" Conditions. These objectionable feat ures of the plain cod liver oil have been entirely eliminated from the prepara- tion of cod liver oil in dry. tablet form we are offering you under the name of
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-27
THE LUCKY QUARTER

Is the one you pay out for box of Dr Kings New Life Pills. They bring you the health that's more precious than jewels. Try them for headache, biliousness, constipation and malaria. If they disappoint you the price will be cheerfully refunded at R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; P.J. Gar win, Bethel; L. Goulette, Stevenson; H. w. Osborn, Easton: w. B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Connery Bros., Georgetown; !; J, M. Sullivan, Bedding Ridge; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville; G. w. Hurlburt & Co.,, Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Rox- bury Station; G. w. Hatch, Bridge water; w. N. Noble, New Milford E. H. Beardsley, New Preston; Cogswell & Wettereau, Washington Depot {; Harry Brown, Southbury; c. P. Will Hams, South Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; drug gist. Trial bottle free. $
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The NeWtoWn Bee.
 Newtown. Friday March 27, taos.
THE HOME CIRCLE.
N. B. HAWLEY IN FLORIDA.
ORANGE GROVES ON ALL SIDES.

Orlando, Fla, March Il, 1908.
 To the Stepney Stove Club:
 Gentlemen: While sitting in NY shirt sleeves, bareheaded and with my stomach full of we'll ripened Florida oranges, thinking of you fellows wear ing felt boots, tippets and mittens, hugging the old stove and spinning the yarns and wondering who is the nearest out of wood and cider, l thought 1 would say hello to you by mail and tell you of some of the Florida experiences while my nerves are somewhat stead fer than when l left home. They are not entirely solid, but when a man can walk out before breakfast, kill four rattlesnakes, stone two alligators and catch 10 pound bass, all before break
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-27
D. D. SMITHS ATTRACTIVE
 STORE.

Improvements which have been in progress in the store of D. D. Smith, dealer in cigars, tobacco and smokers accessories and all kinds of sportsman's goods, at A Fairfield avenue, Bridge port, opposite Polls theater, following
 the fire in the Windsor hotel building, have been completed and the establish ment is now one of the finest to be found in any section of the state. There are practically two stores, the east side of the..establishment being de- voted to sportsmen' goods and the west side to cigars, tobacco, etc., both being restocked, while in general way carpenters and painters have. done much to add to the attractiveness of the surroundings. It is virtually new store throughout. Cigar smokers will be interested in two special brands of five cent cigars, "The Stratfield," and "The Captor," 7" which have been placed on sale. They are made specially for MT Smith and no better cigars can be purchased for the price, and they have an unusually pleasing fragrance. Spec ial lines of clear Havana and Key West cigars will also be found in abundance. For the trout season an extraordinary line of split bamboo, steel and lance wood rods have been installed. Leading nets, shell hooks of every description, a fine assortment of reels and lines in silk, linen an enamel; guns, ammunit- ion and an exceptionally complete line of revolvers are shown. Particular people are assured.o d.ofSsatisfaction in all purchases at D. D. Smiths store.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-27
H. Ii. CANFIELD, NORTH WooDBURY, Or.

the Sweet Bye and Bye," the children joining the chorus. As the children were starting for home, l grouped them together and snapped their picture. You will be interested to see it, l am
 sure. We had good southern Christ mas dinner which l enjoyed, but made up my mind nothing could quite equal our good New England dinners at Christmas time. Grace B. New.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-27
We Offer,

Subject to sale, the fol- lowing first mortgages negotiated by us on improved Bridgeport Real Estate. Notes have interest coupons attached, principal and in- terest payable at our bank.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-27
Roxbury Announcements.
Stocks

Wall Paper just arrived. Many new and pretty patterns. large ivariety to se- lect from. New invoice Floor .Matting, some very serviceable and pretty patterns. Our new stock of Garden Seeds for 1908 are here. All are good Groceries of all kinds General Merchandise.
 THE MONEY SAVING PLACE.
 Allen Joyce,
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c. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending out free samples of his celebrated Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are troubled with biliousness, constipation, indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., should try them as they cure the above ailments where other pills only give temporary relief. See his advertise ment in another column.