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Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13
HARRINGTON.

AR and Mrs. $. l.. shaw. Of harrington NAV Z
issued invitations for the marriage Of their uaus
ter Miss Carrie Letitia, to Thomas Il'deh NINA
mon. of Dover. The wedding wi ! take pla.e AZ
the home OF the brides parents at noon "edhes'
day, March the eighteenth ,..,
Mabonev Denning, OF Phladeli h!a' spent sun
dav with Miss Eva shaw.
Ms John Tyre has been entertaining '''
daughter. of Philadel phie'
the Ladies Aid Society OF the NJ r. Ch'iei'
yss entertained by Mrs f. H. MullineauX on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Maggie Smith has returned rom q ems ''''
visit to Cambridge, Nd. -.
Mrs. Mary Jump and daughter ELzaDs'h ia
been the guests OF relatives and iTehus Vi ii''
landsville and Cedar Grove.
Mrs. Mary Harrington entertained the mem,
bers of the Aid Society OF the NJ. + ChIrch very
pleasantly last week
Miss Elizabeth Jump entertained her cousih'
Warren Dill on Thursday. 80.
Miss Pearl Masten has been the guest OIL 'ne
Misses Reba and Allie Hopkins
Beniah Tharp has purchased the Je lisoh ia'ni
which was sold at pubic sale Ior twelve thousa"u
dollars, ,o-..s
Mrs. Thomas Longfelow and little FRED CreSu
lex, who has been i'll, are improving.
Alfred Raughley has gone West to p"rcn's'
another carload of horses.
Mrs. Angie Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs Ml'li"'i
Frazier, Mrs. Laura sapp, Mrs. Alice Frazier anu
Mrs, Marvin Reese have been out OF town ViS'to'e
Miss Nettye Ross was Dover visitor yesterday
MIR. aud Mrs John Harrington, OF Greensboro
Nd, spent sunday with Mr.. and MIS- T. A. ii"i
rington. L
Miss Grace Ross left on Monday LOT 'o"
weeks visit in Baltimore and Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. 7. Porter, OF Burrsyile nav
issued invitations to the marriage OF their dausi
ter, Addie May, to Jacob EiIwanger an altoi"GS
at-law OF Denton, Nd. The ceremony will 'ah'
place GA Wednesday evening, Marcn 18th at ln'
NJ. p. Church OF Burrsville,
desire to add apother word to the letter
air. Frank. which appeared in the Chronicle las
week. on the subject of Farmers Society o
Equity. Those desiring information on the SUD
ieet can get it by attending the meetings Whlcl
occur every two weeks at Browns Neck schoo
House. lust east from Harrington. The mex
meeting will be held on Thursday, March lsth a
that D ace. Ifthose interested will secure meet
ing places. and apply to J. N. Peckham' HaTing
ton, they will soon learn much which might DC u
their advantage in every way.
Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13
CALHOUXS DISTRICT.

Farmers about here have set cabbage pants
largely and the onion growers are pushing their
setting as rapidly as that tedious work will per
nit
Another thing we notice, is the sowing q
clover seed the farmers recognize the value Ct
clover as a hay crop, as well as soil enricher'
and are sowing It larger than usual this season.
Mr. Githerns who bought the Rolling farm, has
moved to it. and is preparing to set large berry
field.
We have the "box social epidemic also, and
the one held in the Prime Hook school house
was the most successful one OF them all.
Miss May Prettyman Will teach the balance OF
the term at the Harbeson public schools.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pierson
last Tuesday evening an ice cream party was the
source for a great deal OF pleasure and we are
only waiting for another invitation to enjoy an
other affair OF that kind.
AS next Sunday is the last preaching service
ut our church before conference, there should be
a large attendance.
Char s Watson has been visiting in Maryland
this week.
Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13
BRIDGEYILLE.

Miss Mabe K. Hill, daughter OF MI ana MIS-
O. d. Hill, died at her home near town on Mon
day March md 1906 after brief illness OF diaDe-
ties. aged 20 years and months. She was con
sistent member of Trinity NJ. f. Church. Ma0le
was sweet girl and loved by all who knew her
Funeral services were held at her late home
Wednesday afternoon, conducted by l.. W. lay
field, and remains inferred in Brdgeyille Gene
tary.
Mrs. J.. J. Moore and daughter Madeline are
on an extended trip to Plymouth.
E.J, Elliott of Wilmington, has been the guest
OF friends in town.
IT,. Gray, Val Lewis and Harry W. Cannon
are spending sometime in Florida where the lSt-
ter has gone for his health.
Ollie Cogbourn, OF South Carolina, was the
guest Of Miss Edna Ward on sunday.
j. p Elliott who has beed sick fOr sometime
is slowly improving.
Miss NJ. G. Jones gave big dinner sunday TO
a large nun Der OF friends and relatives.
Trutt & Layton are now building large beef
shamble which VIII be occupied 10y Edward
Adams as soon as competed
Miss Edna Ward leaves Thursday for Whining
ton where she has accepted pOsitCnas miliiner
The leap year dance, which was given by the
young ladies of our town last Tuesday evening"
was one Of the largest and best dances the sea
son. About 80 persons were present including
guests from New York, Philadelphia. Whining
ton. smyrna Baltimore aud Cambridge. Music
was furnished by Elliotts, orchestra OF Winning
ton At late hour re reshmen.s were served
and dancing con inued until an cary hour wheh
all departed thanking the young ladies Tor such
delightful evening, wishing something Ike IL
would happen more often.
Mrs. L. b. Short has been the guest OF Mrs. h. L.
| Kinder
/ Mrs. Frank Turpin, of Hurlock, is the guest oil
| her daughter, Mrs. L. o. Layton.
The Bridgeyile ice plant has recently beer
lighted by electric lights which makes big I'M
provemeut to such a large hui ding.
Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL.
Near BridgevilIe, Dell

Near Bridgeville, Deli
ouce more the people seem to be as busy as
hoes at all kinds of spring work and it looks as
A. tbaro would be greater efforts to produce good
,,o,.s in This mart Of the State than ever before
We grow lots OF berries and peaches about this
socttop in fact more than in any other part OF
the State.
SUNDAY was big day at BridgeyiUe' and many
attended the services for the Red Men there thal
dav. They were surely grand and impressive
More building aud repairing is in progress IN
the town of Bridgeville, than in any other town
OF similar size. ,
A cow be'ongiue to Mr.. schroeder died from
some unknown cause last week, which he paid
SiOf ,,.,.-.,...
The Children OF Marshall A. Webb have been
IN with tonsilitis for several days past
Harry Johnson is seriously i'll at his home.
MS olive Johnson has gone 10 Philadelphia
TO learn housekeeping.
Ms. G.. f. Weich and family have moved from
yviIrnirqton here and will reside on their farm
Josiah prettvman is recovering from a serious
illness. 3.
weIl we have some kick over the bad roads in
tois soction but maybe when the drying winds
of Aprl bow. we shall have better things To rec
OmmeUu specimens oL publlN MS l-''''s
Harry McIlvain has put in the winter monthS
working on street ear in the ctv but he VIII re-
turn in a lev days to attend to his farming work
Next saturday, March lith is the day sci lof
selling the old school house District to.
The rev chicken farm OF Isaac Morgan has
had new houses and yards built for the mems Oh
which he has 500 now. and is going To eNtehu the
business.
The peach crop prophet has been prociaimns
the. prospect as fine Tor crop this year but we
believe that it would be better to wait until the
frosts OF April and May have passed before buy
ing any new wagons to haul them on.
Vim. Lawson has erected two new buildings on
his piece of land near Chaplins Chapel and the
men working i'm Collins Mil will occupy them.
Horace Tatman OF near Owens Station has
purchased farm near Bridgeville, which is
! known as the "Biggs Farm he paid $1,000 toI
/ it.
| Vim. Irvine, who came here three years age
and bought farm sold it TO a man from Micht
gan. and he has sold bis property al public sale
and moved back to Philadelphia.
The principal topic for our farmer women is
the setting OF eggs; some are using incubators
while Others are setting the hens, but they all eN
poet to get there just the same. From the star
made it looks as il there will be an unusual large
crop OF fowls raised this year.
Mrs. John Donovan now has small child tC
| care for
Lee O. Truitt. OF milford has sold his farm nea
here to Benjamin Tucker for s2i0OOO.
John Warning ton sold fine pair of horses las
week to his brother GEORGE who lives near Nil
ton. There seems to be demand for frst-claS
horses. and they are scarce for sale.
Alfred Lodand, a very industrious younl
farmer, has moved to his farm near Bridgevile.
Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13
ROBBINS.

Well the winter has gone and the sport oil
skating is O, er Tor this season and the boys will
miss the Jun Of skating in the center OF the pub
lie road. We mean exactly what we say, when
e state in the center OF the public road it seems
sbsurb hut it is possible to skate ali winterin the
nublic road which is supposed to be maintained
bv the county. and for which we pay taxes.
The ditch company held its meeting at Reddeh
on Saturday last and reelected all the oncers
for the coming year. Their duties are not the
most pleasant, but they should be properly uls'
charged just the same.
The society for prevention to cruelty to dunn
animals should look into several cases in and neal
Redden and Glendale A mule was recently
killed BY reason OF misuse and abuse. and there
are others which might be looked after probably
to all
Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13

appear the question was decided in the alllI
native Now, as a matter OF fact the sOu.n
never seeded from the Union but tIleu 70 ~
so. such questions, we think are IN o4u ~,
to present to the young They have tendency
IN nrodnce infamatory speech in the young
ana arouse in the hearts OF their parents .na MAJ
spirit OF sectionalism, whose smoking mDei'
the last two decades have nearly extnguisneu
We are GLAD to learn that our irlenu, ~,
John C. Darby. OF Frederick, has again en'e.eo
into bonds hymenlal. Accept our cehsI"'"'
latiOns, Colonel. a..
About 10 O'Clock on Tuesday morning 'ns
alarm of IRE was telephoned from the eno o.
Milton Lane to the central office. The chuicn
bell repeated the alarm and the FIRE engine
was hastily gotten out and rushed TO tne seem
OF the confirmation. The hre was sooA ~, "a
tinguished and but slight damage done u,
building Is owned by Mrs. W. b. Wilson ano
/ in tenure Of Mrs. Steelman. No one was
home when the fire was discovered. D.A'O'
Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13
FARMINGTOX.


The farmers meeting in regards to putting a
farmer store III our Tow "0'- ~ ',..,s
evening last. proved to be quite suc '.,,'
Another meeting TO that erect VIII pe ie,u ',',7
Saturday evening. March lith' III the man, a"
the farmers OF TINS conl'hui.i'' nv
vited to attend this meeting. Come OUT anu
join us, and start business you all VIII oe p'o,'.
of and prove to the world that farmers are S'''E
to have some say as to what we shall 40
Ira salmons OF Phl'adei'his' spent 9'n'"'
with friends here. ..,.
Mr. and MIS-. r. H. a''' ".'' -,
have returned home from Trip down 'ne cast
ern shore of Maryland and Virginia
viii Legates' OF CHESTER j. at'''U''7
Joseph LeCompt has returned froman eN'ehueu
visit al wilmington and Philadelphia
AIDA Booth spent Thursday with harrington
friends.
Bessie whec'er spent wednesday with MISS
Hattie Tumn.
Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13

A. B. Sperry, OF New Haven, Conn., has Deen
a guest OF William Morrison.
owing to Indictment weather but one session
n, the local institute was held last Friday. Inc
church auditorium was vel filled, but larger
audience would have been present had the
weather been better. several good talks were
made especially that by Prof. Brooks, which the
people should heed ,,o,,o 81 NJ
supr Sc party was given at the noiiio - =
and Mrs. VIM. wilkins las; Saturday evening III
honor Of their ssrd wedding anniversary. About
dfty friends we're present to make the affair
lively one. and the young folks enjoyed music
and games, while the older ones talked Of farm
ing and the outlook, until the invitation was
give to approach the table spread with all the
good things that go to make feast. There were
many pretty and useful presents given and all
departed wishing the host and hostess many
more years Of married life.
Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13
DISTRICT NO. 6.

There has been much visiting in this section
but the work session will cause the visitors as
well as the visited, to tend to business until
another winter, or a leasure season in the summer
comes.
Spring with its work and responsibilities mas
made this section hustle, aud the farmers are not
behind those elsewhere in preparing to plant peas
set cabbage and potatoes. A few have planted.
Another box social viii be held next Wedneg-
day evening, March 18th, at Reynolds School
House; but should the evening, be very stormy
it will be postponed until Thursday evening, and
all are invited
Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13
KEDDEN.

Mrs. r. c. Hill is recovering from an illness.
George Donovan is quite i'll at his home near
here.
Master CLARK Hill is suffering from a sprained
ankle, but is getting better.
The new telegraph linesman have been build
ing through this section this week
Mrs. W. J. Dutten has recovered from serious
illness.
Our public road is bad. but not so worse as
usual
Rev. Dr. Houghton who now owns the rhomp-
son shooting Lodge here, has been down for sew
eral days,
There have been many visits and visitors re-
Gently, but the fine weather has called all the
women folks home to set hens and such things
while the men are husting lthe spring work
You cant get hired help, SOLVE are doing It our
selves.
Milford chronicle., 1908-03-13
Steamer Frederick Goes to Philadelphia

The steamer Frederick will leave
Frederick for Philadelphia on Monday,
March 10Th, at , p. m. to be Overhauled'
and will be in that city about week.
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Las PENAS

La pena es evIdenteIque no debsRla Al-
canzar mas que al REQ. ST en 81 padrs 8
por maioF dscir, jefs dc una familia que
s6Io de 81 depends, Ia pEimera en- santir
laB conaecusnciaB de II acci6n de los tribu.
males 90, sin embargo, Il familia
SURE generalmsnta priVncionaH, ham
bFe, deavfo de lsa gentsB, una desconside.
Taci6n mayor menoE, Eegin la grayedad
Ia fndole del dalito. No solo GaEeCq de
lca Fecursos qus le propoFCicDaba q REQ;
dsbs buscaElos. para aliviaE ls aueEte del
REQ miamo, sino quieTe haceTBe aoEda 9 la
voz de la aangrs.
5Ssle condsnado 81 res & la pana capital,
ID dc cadens la de pEesidio2 So fami
iia, poF honrada que gea, es objeto de las
mas injustaB prevenciOnes y % ve Conde-
NADIA III aislamiento Il impotencia, ia
d6nde ir6 que no digsn: sEste eH 81 bio 8
10 mujer de IN bjUsticiado; 6Jta tiane "a
padre 6 81 maEido en- prasidio2 El hom.
bre mas despreooupRdo vRcilaF6 en- otoF.
garles 50 con6Rnza tal vez procure ale.
jarl0a de Hu casa,
El miamo delincu snte, 54utEG Roaso ID %.
Ia pena gus oil tribunal 10 impuas? AL On
traT poF lsB puertaB del prelidio, CRo sobKe
una mancha que no s9 bora jsn6a los
ojoa dc Ia ganteB. Vendr6 Il, fil6Gofo
lsspreocupado, to padir6 qns le buGquel
d64de % COloque % game honradamente
al austento, = dudar6s On hacerlo, = ya
yue 10 hagas no deJar6s do dscir 81 hom
bra & quien 10 recommends: "AdVieEto que
que eatuvo en- preside.
EI qus tiens la deBgTacia de entFaF On
aztAblecimientos psnRle1, debs dar como
Totas Las relaciones con la sociedad On que
vive, y no dejsr 81 prsaidio sino por extra
mas tierrsa. hoy, Iasr6 ya f6cil que Ways
a donda no 10 con0zcRn?
Las penss no son iguAls1. Pars Ciertos
hombres Ia sola entfRds en- un pBeEidio
en- ms C6rcel, es mayor tormento que para
auchos otroa, dies amos de Cadsna. Si
por un mismo dalito apliokia & unoS otroH
ID miama psna, Il psna resuItar6 dsaiguR
lfsimR.
Pt 9 MargaH.
CDi6logO. Entire parisnteS.)
--Muri6 tu primo I8idoEo.
-5Ms dejs algo2-NO.-iQu6 brute
Pues 81 no haredo, no llor6,
nj siento, nj viBto Iuto.
Tsodoro Guerrero.
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lNuNcIn De SuRlSIl.
Departamsato dsl Interior Of;cina' del
Superintendent dc Obras P6bheas

DepaTtameatO del Interior 0ficina del
Supsrsntsndsnts De Obras PdbEeas.
sRn.Juan. Enero 18 az 1908
Propouiciones ca pliegOs cerrados psTa
Ia Rdjudicaoi6n en- pdbiica GubRsta de To-
tsa de 500 metros C6bioOs mas 8 meRos de
piedra On brute, para el frme de los pri'
msros kil6mstros de la caEretera AFecibo-
LaEeH be admitir6n en esta oicina hssts Las
10 =. M del dia % de Enero de 1908, que
30 abTir6n p6bliCamento.
Los licitadorel podF6n obtaE uno
mas lotsu, , 81 plszO paIa 81 euu,i. i trO de
M solo lota uaTa de 2 meSss; para vsEiose
todos de meaeG,
Iodal los datos necegaTios as dar6n en-
eata ofeiua donde Be encusntTan de mani
fsato todoB loB documentoa que han de re-
cir en- Ia contrRta y podrdn Tecojer los Ii
citgdoreB los modelos de prop0aiciOneH que
han de presentaF.
La administration 90 re4ervs 81 derechO
de deuechar cualquiera todss las propo
niCionaa. De oFdsn del Comisionado del
Interior, J. J Jimsnes Superintsndsnte
de ObraH PdbIicas. v..9s
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la SALUD.

La salud es la suprema ley de los pueblos
Un hOmbre sin salud, es uu cadaver am
bulante. No tiene conciencia de sus actos
Vive stempre tri5te, intranqUilo, impa
c1ente y molestoD con Un genio inaguants
BILE.
Las medicinas pasRn por su lado sin que
n1nguna logre curarlO radicalmente.
FL mismo no sabe, que 81 sufre, es pOrque
nuestra sangre esta enferma.
OualquIer dolor que sentimos, es porque
nuestra sangre esta impura.
jPorqu9 sufre listed del estomago'
Porque no tiene CaloT sUficiente para dige-
rir os alimentos de ahf giene Ia dispep-
sia.
El reumatismo proviene deacidez de la
sangre.
La snemia, catarro en- 81 pecho, erlsipela,
lastlmaduras, enferm edades del higado Y
de los rl1ones, las calenturas, picazones en-
81 cuerp0, dolOr de cabeZa, de muelas ETC.,
todo quiefe decir que la sangre no anda
bien.
La persona que sepa aprecisr su salud y
que anne la vida, no debe faltarle nunca
una GAIA de Recuperador de la Salud.
Sabe usted los miles de personals one
esta curando diarismente 81 Recuperador
de la Salud?
81 no Sc hubiera descubierto esta marRvi-
lIosa medicina, va hubieran perecido inf
n1dad de persona enfermas,
5Esta nsted en- saIud?
Pues conserve esa salud, tOmandO 0l
ia Gle Glen pastillas, que vale un peso
representa- un capital porque la salud es
Ia preAda lie mas valOr.
La medicina esta cOmpuesta de rafces Y
yerDa~; Sc tonah tres la primera noche
ante de acostarse, y una en- neches sucesi-
Vas. Son laxantes, pero cuando hacen
e1ecto de purg4nte. sci dejan algunas no
ches intermedias sin tomSr
T6mese con cualquier clase de comida,
puede baf1arse el que la tome, perO debe
abstenerse de be Aidas, acidos y pique.
No dele de tOmar ell RecupeTador, hoy
que la medicipa llama a sus pu4rtas.
81 no plde la medicina ea segufda va
que g. t8 IIamandole con insistencia, ell dfa
que Sc sienta enfermo y decafdo, entoncss
ser4 tarde:
Otra cosa: No Olga nunca naofdaed. EI
que 10 deja todo para maflna, 10 ver9is
siempre sin salud y sin una peseta. ON,
u ted ell Recuperador, pero tomelo hoye
hoy mismo, que no Ease de hoy.
Cuando 10 haya tornado y haya visto
sus efectos, sc conyencsra que es la pri-
msTa med1cina del mundo para curar las
enfermedades que SO originen por impure
"a de la sangre
Mande un peso orc americana en- giro
en- billete en- carta certiicada y Sc le SER
yirS vuelta de correo una GAIA de las
referidAs pastillas.
H8ganse todos los pedidos de la isla por
cond1cto de los Agentes Distributors
para ioda Ia america.
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BOSTON BAZAR.

CadA dis tiensn mayor acaptaci6n lop
RrtfculoB de este Rcrsditsdo eatablecimien
to- En- objstos fnoS para cabAlleros como
coTbathu, ciuturo 90, psjhmaa, medias, ca
misaH, cuellnB, ETC., sto., el surtido 90 ss'
plendido. En- aTtfculos de fantasia com
placemoG 81 gusto mas Capriohoso. Aos
bamuR 10 Tacibir un bOnito BuFtido de-
peinetas para BfnorsH. Tambian tenemoB
en- constants existsncia parsguaB, mRlstsD
para viajs, gorras infnidad de arttcuIos
que serfa prolific enumsFaE. Todo
pFecio Aumamepte m6dic0.
Por todos loA CorrsoB rscibs novsdadeE
81 "Boston Bazar'', de CoEt6s = Mufiiz.
San Francisco 81.
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ports de mi BsTviciO. HRoe doE hoEag que
le lavo & usted
No tengo nj an C6ntimo-lo oontoate.
Ell inspector que me ha dst0nido De hs
quedado con todo cuanto possfs.
~ 81 inGpsctoEt iValisnts pillol Como
ss hAbE6 Fsido do usted!
He llegado eIts mafiana Dc Fougo,
res.
-iY no tiane ustsd dinsEo2
--Nada, Embellishments.
-Puss tendr6 uBted ls bondad de dRT.
me 81 sombTeFo.
Antes de qua hubiess tenido 20 tempo
de oponeTma9 tai prOtenai6n, d cocheyo
10 apodea6 de la msncionada prenda, Su.
bi6ae 50 peHcaute, fuBtig6 "a CabRllo,
que empreudi6 corFeF 81 trote.
In multitud 90 RETRO Tiendo cRrcaja
daH.
Eran los dos de la msdrugada. Musrto
70 frfo eAtuve vsgando puE laH GALES du.
rante todR 10 noche.
AL amanecsE fuf rsCogido poF unos agsn.
teg, que me lievaFon la COmiBaFfs, donda
refsEf mi triatfgima aventura.
In policfa tuvo 4 biep FepatriaFme.
lCuslquier dis Yuslvo 20 G hacsP IN
visjs & Parfs!
EugeniO Fourier.
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FL paBado mes ds octubrs qusd6 termi-
NADIA uns nueva adici6n iDgleua de "El
Quijote', que 90 vondeIf por luucTipci6n,
poF una CASA aditoEa dc NuayR York. So
han omploado vAEios amos On proparsT snta
tirRdR del Hbro del immortal CaRVanteg,
sin pardonar madio8 para que rssults de
gran valoF ontEO las mas famosaE odicioneu
que circular en 81 mundo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-19

PARA REGALOs. - FL acTsditado
cafe MORGAN, 81 nuevo cafe. Fortalezs Fl
acabR de recibiE nm magnffco Burtido de
slegantes Csjitas dc eBquiHitna dastoes y
bOnsbOnes, pEopios para regRloB de esta
y otFa tempoFadR. Las mas RcrsdItAda
mREcaH dc chocolates se enOuentran ali1 los
eutuches son de 10 mas REtfstico y tno.
Los hslados de ffutsH del pals y EeftescoH
siguen siendo de 10 mas asquiaito. Pre-
oioa m6dicog BsrviCin r6pido y toda
horR. EI ChocoIate "BkkeF" ofrece atra
Venteu novedadss.
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PlsaDlS Las FlESTAs.

Todaa las paEnonaa qus uBaron las inas
esenciaG del "PopulsE" han hschO con clio
un maguffco reclam0, pues TODD sl mundo
pEeguntsba Ide donds non eHol tan dsliCa'
dos PerfumsB9
El Calzado dc Las mSs acreditadas mar.
oas que se han Iucido en- loE pasadoa bsiIes
ha deisdo tambi6n IL mejor impression , de
toda IL isis ss siguen hacienda numeFosos
psdi5os al senior America SalaG.
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La bola de nieYe.

lMiradl an nino ccgs
VarioB copoS de nisye,
Y en hacsF upa bols
TranquiIo Rs entretiene;
Mss cuando ya ca BuB msnoB
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a Ia vecinR cslIe
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MentiTas iuocenteg.
La imprudsncia las hace,
La maldad las impsle,
Y rodando 90 sngruenan
Como bolas de nievs
Miguel Ramos Carrs6s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-19
Do Europa J E:t,to. lInItos.

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-19
Miguel Ramos Carrs6s.
SMaH dGRunGladas.

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