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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-10

M. P. Walker was nominated sheriff
in Chippewa county and E. A. Firth
register of deeds.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-10

Fire destroyed large barn owned by
Ed Collett, near HAYWARD, last week.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-10

ii. M. Green was in from his farm
Tuesday. Hewas considerably wor-
ried over conditions out there. He
has $4,000 feet of lumber, cut last
year, besides considerable of this
years cut. He said they did some
hard work to save the mills and lum-
Der from fires sweeping over the
country north Of town.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-10

d. E. Getchel of Weyerhauser has
decided to run as an Independent
candidate for county surveyor.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-10
Something to Whet His Appetite.

A convict of Western prison had
)een extremely refractory, and diff
erent means were tried, without sue
;ess, to break his spirit. One morn
ne the superintendent said to the
warden:
"That scoundrel, No. 213, is behav.
ng worse than ever. Put him on
read and water"
"But he is already on fast diet" re.
lied the warden.
"Then keep it up and give him a
.ook book to read"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-10

Forest fires in northeastern Mime
sofa are creating great havoc. CHS
holm, city of 1000 people, and Snow
ball, of 100 inhabitants, are DESTROYED,
while several smaller places are threat
ened with destruction. TIL e state
militia is preserving order.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-10

Hayward defeated Odanah in game
of baseball Sunday, to 0.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-10
Equally Dear.

Equally Dear.
81 hear you are engaged to one of
the Richboy twins. How do you dis
tinguish one from the other?"
II don't try"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

Miss Lefty Mae MoRoberts. of Lancas- ter, Kyy have returned to their homes after a visit to Miss Julia Mae Tender son at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Henderson on Mildred street. Miss Dean and Miss McRoberts were the guests of honor at number of delightful functions and many charming social attentions were paid them while in Montgomery. Miss Lil- fan Crouch. of clarkesville, Tenn. will remain with Miss Henderson for some time.
 NEW FIELD FOR
 W0MENss ENDEAvORs.
 Now that in these days of advanced thinkers woman Is considered the equal of man and not only doll to be played with and loved and admired for her beauty alone and not her intellect, she has invaded nearly every field of occu- patton which anords a chance for a good livelihcod and is mans business have woman stenographers and clerks. women doctors. women lawyers. wom- en dentists. women authors, women newspaper reporters and women fnan- ciers. But 1t remained for an Ohio girl to add new and novel and extremely unusual calling to woman's already lengthy liHt--that of baseball pitch CT. This feminine player of the great national game is Miss Alta Weiss, of Rogersville. Ohio. She fs eighteen years old and has been playing ball since she was tall enough to throw and catch ball When engaged in her
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
MRs. wINTER AND sIRs

MHs. WINTER ANU mns
 Mrs. John Gindrst Winter and Mrs. R c. Brickeil Of Huntsville who were appointed by Bishop Beckwith to represent Alabama at the Pan lnglican which began in London June 15. have been royalty entertained and fel' Fms |convention Is held once every ten yesIs and this year the delegates numosr cobbs and MT. E. C. Andrew also sr- tended the convection as delegateS
 Mrs. Winter and Mrs srlcksi, saiiea eo the Arabic for Liverpool, whence they went to London, where they have been extensively entertained. first as dele
 ys,sy ss, sS ts ss fssnss Ssds enS aaag sss entertained at receptions at the homes ef Lord RothmoEs, Lord aqd TI,.] dsdy sSs who has the most elegant home in lsDa09, on June a4. Mrs. winter and Mrs. Brickeu attended reception given 10 Fsincs i s'ssis snd PriSsess ss cf Waiss at hafis King and Queen of EhEisnd we're prsssnt q ths Essspsien. 2, . and q Mrs " win. r One of the entertainnients given to them personally was the lovely garden party at which the Dean of St. Alban June 26 they visited Canterbury. where they. were met by a body of students and escorted over the Roman ruins. They visited the oldest church in chfistendorn and aftsrwards the Dean of St. Albans entertained them at lun- cheon in the chapel where Eir Thomas a Beckett preachsd his last sermon.
 On the next day the Bishop of Dover party His garden is 1aid to Bs the lov4liest in England. He has many trees hundreds of years old, and his fruit trees grew. up against the walls ana ana eiung to them Ike vines. even
 Mrs. Winter and Mrs. Brickeli were also entertained at the heme of Sir Lewis Herk6nter the famous portrait
 and IS vers wS'i srestis Rsis pa sSss .
 Mrs. winter and Mrs. BrickeIl were also entertained extensively by. Arsrt-
 as asa sM wsn 5srdnS Ms s Mas h Iaswans " snsns Tsg at their beautiful home on the Crystal Palace Road They attended a garden party at he famous place of pr. Bell on on r the BrigAsea ,lsss Road. This place ts state of di1apidation when pr. Bell purchased the estate and rejuvenated 1t. the castle and grounds completely. They had tea in his beautiful garden and were given strawberries SO large that three would easily fill tea.cup.
 On June 29 they were entertained by Bishop and Mrs. Montgomery and later vent to a garden party given by sir
 everything that England afforded" in-
 cluding champagne and many other wines to five thousand seated guests. When each guest entered the park his
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
I N S OC I E T Y

or her name. was called and yet some Idea Of the fmmensity of the grounds may Dc gained when it Is told that twenty-five bands were playing at the same time.
 Mrs Winter and Mrs. Brickeil left London on June 30 and made a tour Of the English Lakes. They are now in Paris and will travel on the Continent
 IN COMPLIMENT TO MISS MeNAIR.
 Miss Aretusa Cassimus was hostess at delightful lawn party and water melon cutting on Friday evsning, when she entertained a number Of friends in compliment to her guest. Miss Benyl McNair, of Ozark.
 The porches and lawn of the home at Capitol Heights were lighted with Japanese lantern and bowls and vases of pink roses and carnations added beauty and fragrance to the apartments thrown open for the entertainment of the guests.
 Games were played after the infor- nal reception in which the guests were introduced to the guest of honor and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

music and refreshments were enjoyed. A feature of the evenings pleasure was the melon cutting which took place on the lawn.
 Miss casssnus's guests were: Miss Luriine DilIard, Miss Louise Sharp, Miss Alice Malone. Miss Annie Shaw. Miss Charlotte Shaw, Miss Flora. Ansfeld. Mrs Everett. Mrs. lambert Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs. Page, Miss Mary Page. Mir. Edward Devinney. MT. Charles Fay. AEr. Charles Bailey. Mir. Julius Boyle, MT. Gordon Rives. MT. Ralph semIness Mir Edward wstherby. Mir. Waiter Aus field MT. William Walker. MT. Everett, Mr. Lambert.
 
 Miss Clare Dean. of Dalton. Ga. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
An Eddy War Kite Sent Up
 in Montgomery for First Time

". F. Fry took the prize at kites flying in Montgomery yestetdsy after- noon when he-startlsd the natives by sending sloft tsn-foot Eddy war-kite. carrying with it thirty-foot adver- tisement banner and life-size dummy that swung so naturally in his trapeze that bets were made ss to whether he was alive. The kite. sent up early in the afternoon. remained skyward un- til just before dusk, and was watched by thousands of people.
 Mir. Fry sent up the kite from the roof of the New Exchange Hotel. The elevation was made without any dim cuity. though Mir. Fry was assisted only by porter. Within q few min. utes it was soaring and the banner was attached with brides applied with clips. When more line had been let out
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

the dummy was sttaehsd in the same manner.
 About 800 feet of line were given to the kite and 1t Is estimated 1t was about Zoo feet above the earth. as the Eddy war-kits. It nearly re- sembles diamond in shape. It ia ten feet high and i've feet broad ct It's widest. It fs very much the same in shape as the old fashioned diamond" shape Kites that Pepper used to make except that 1t is bowed at the top. the bow helping to steady if, for it carries no tail.
 kite, which was recently purchased in New York. only since Monday. and he is much encouraged with his first euc- cess. He expects to send 1t up again tomorrow and later win make other experiments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

why do they have consultation Of physicians. pay
 asometimes one doctor can thlnk or something to operate for that hasn't occurred to the other."--The Smart
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
NEWS OF RAAfER.

Banner. July II t.--tspecial )--Mrs. cry are spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. R. R. Underwood. Mrs. Underwood's many friends hope her health will improve.
 Miss Bert Underwood of LeGrand has returned home after a pleasant visit to Miss Oneta Boyd,
 Miss Lollie B. Smith Of gnowdoun Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Claude
 Mrs IT. IT. Norman of Helena, Ark i, is visiting her mother, Mrs Spear.
 Mice Mary Bell entertained the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
Illicit Liquor salea.

Huntsville. July i1.--tSpecial. )~--Joe Demay was committed to jail In default Of $500 bond. and Neal Trozdeli was dismissed yesterday after preliminary hearing before Commissioner Greenleaf on charges of selling whiskey In Jack son County. The young men were cap tursd by Deputy Marshal Arnold dur- ing the early part of the week. There was no evidence against TrozdelI.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
CONDUCTORS WILL HAVE MEMORIAL SERVICE TODAY

Montgomery Division No. ss, of the Order of Railway Conductors, will hold It's annual memorial service ct o'clock this afternoon in the Knights of Pyth- ias Hall on Court Sauare.l Rev. IT. M. Edmonds. pastor of the First Pres byterian Church. will make the memo rial address.
 The service to be held this afternoon Is part of q general scheme of hon- bring the dead of the order. directions for the holding of the service having been given by the Grand Division. Since the organization of the Mont Eomery Division in 1888 twenty-sev Of its members have died
 Capt. R. l.. Butts is Chiaf Conduc- tor and Capt. John c. Elliott Ia secre- tary and Treasurer Of the Montgomery Division.
 MONDAY SPECIALS. 6 Bars Armour's Light House soap 2se 2 Packages 1000 sheet Toilet Pas peF. ss.....s..e...s.... SoG New Montgomery County Comb
 nsy ................... zsc New Montgomery County Strained
 noney ................s.12M IF Me Extra Fine Freneh Peas. as........ goo Y-m Can Sweet Potatoes. ..a. .IaMc Quart Bottle Fancy Olives. .... .2Sc keuka Lake Brand Grape Juice, a
 fuil honest quart. ....s............l .lSe
 BROCK GROCERY co,
 The PuFe Food stores.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12
Wayne kfusicaI Comedy Cs. Sacred Concert This Afternoon at ft3o
 and
 Tonight at sia0 Majestic Theatre.
Ready for Construction.

Tracey Pratt. Vice president of the Nash vile and Huntsville Railway. has returned from Nashville and . trip down the proposed route of the rail- road. I. L. McCord. who will build the road. accompanied Mfr. Pratt. Mir. Pratt stated on his arrival here that the obstacles in the way of building the new road have been swept away. early date.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

One of the pleasant events of the week was given Thursday evening. when the Misses Barry entertained q few friends at their pretty home on Clayton street. Vocal and instrumsn- tai music were among the pleasures of the evening. after which delightful re- treatments were served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

Miss Lillian Ogletree. of Showdown Is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. c. L. Hicks. at her home so5 Jef- ferson street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

delightful ice cream supper and melon eating. played Saturday afternoon between Banner and LeGrand.
 Protracted meetings will be much enjoyed by the people for the next three weeks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

(oOntinued on Page Ftfsesn.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

Mir. and Mrs. Fred E. Meyer and daughter. Miss Mary LiIIam Meyer and son. Master Roland Meyer. will leave today for Harris Lithia Springs. 6. c. Later they will visit points in North Carolina
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

Miss Clare bean. of Dalton. Ga. and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-12

MRS. sTRAUsSBURGER ENTEkFAlNs,
 One of the most delightful ana elaborate affairs of the week m tne social world was the beautifui crioke
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-09
0 1 / ND A.


Olinds, yisja Ciudad quisn VI sn un
atardocag dc Julio, toda vsStida De tEists,
ID. Eofi6 miRGndote caGi enVuelta en- "a
nooho, con tua Convonto8 BolitaEics CnbieE'
tor de parGaites, con tuG caUal Caducaa
sxornadaa de asulejog, con todan lan anti
gua1 coGas que guaTda tu reCiDto
En- un tempo, muy vogo, muy leiano,
fuiHts una florida Rlegre, FeIidencia dc
mobiles Fattfiou dol jardfn lulitano cFecie'
ron VigoEoGamenta bsjo tn sombFs. 7
junto 81 mar lonoro, bBjo 81 limpio
cielo, bEillaste sn EsmotaB 6pocau. Hoy
apeDRs exiftsB, J to AHsmeiaB q e1AG inva-
lidaH octogsnaKias, inmouiltzRdaB BobTe
loB fillones deatenido Todo dentro de
Il pRrace mueEto. PoF tus ORlles, & la
hora del Sngeluu, apenas Dc v6 IN tran
Seunte eIaudicants y tuG cOnventoI, llenos
en- el dulcs ant q de lindRs moDjaG, IemO'
jan enorme1 mRu5olecs. YacOn en- los
cemantsTion ConveTtidaI en- polv0, laS j6'
vsneg moDjss de blondaB cab sTa' y de
oios CRstsfios. Las moniAg de tales
ligeEos qus cRntRbRn con vo2 de cTistal,
loH graves aRlmoB litdrgicOU; , que tenfan
laB mRnoa muy bIRneaH = lOH labioB muy
Tojos.....
Pauaron loI amos, pasaFon los Eiglos. .....
Olinda, visia ciudad, quien vi On un
ataFdeCer de julio, todA vsItida de trilteza.
FTOiIdn Tureios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-09
TaIIas para pOIicfas

La Comiai6n de la policfs insuIar convoca
tallas para ingresoB en- el cusrpe, Las cua'
Ies tendF6n lugaF 81 dfR 13 de FebEeEo &C.
tual en- San juan, P. r.
Como requisites indispsnBables Sc exijen:
1.-Haber Oumplido veinte an amos
de edad, aCreditRda con f6 de bautismo:
2.-Saber leer = eIcEibiY.
3.-Taner ITALIA de un metFo setenta y
dos centmetrGB = cinco csntfmstEoH de ex
panui6n tor6cica.
4.-EncontTaEse On condolences fisicaE
de saIud Ia que acrsditATan los aBpiEante-
con una cartiicaci6u m6ii,a iurada anita
Ell juez del pueblo ciudad donde EeBida
81 solicitsnts.
5.-Acreditar poT cortifcAcioneB de lsl
autoTidades locales y por refsEencias de
personas honoTableB ia buenR conducta
moral Sc dar6 prefeEencia entire los So
licitantes que acuBen bueno8 h6bitoB de
0ducRCi6n y que poBaRn regular inBtru..c
ci6n.
6.-Cada agpirante Eolicitars en- las Co.
mandanCias de PasRtos DistEito donde
EeHidisse, una nota expressive de ciertau
condolences que Ia Comiai6n ha Befislado
para garantir ID identif eaci6n person al de
los sGpirantes.
Todas las IolicitudsE documentoB de-.
bsrSn euvisTBs al Quartet General do Ia
policfa insulRT RnteU del dfa II del actual.
La ComisiOnde Ia POEctG IesuIar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-09
SlsmprO vIsltadO.

Cada vss Bs We mSs concuTTido 81 como
Cido ostablecimiento de mods de Ia Gale
de San Francisco ''LaB NovsdadeS" 81
gusn mereciendo 81 jasto favor del p6bli'
co de la oiudad , de Ia isla que slIf acude
& obtsner ouantos aTtfculOu aon uecesaTioB
para tocador. adorr os de tFajs, de gabinste
y Bala etc. Essncias fnag, elegantisimRz
Bombrillas, taTgataB ''postRlcs' do Ia ma
yoF novsdsd, pasamaneria, cores, aIfom
bras, jugusteg de tbiscuit', adornoa de
sombrsroa, cortinas, TODD en- fiu 10 que de
be enContraTsa On IN eHtablecimiento de
suta OlaBs, SO e1cusntra ALI q pracioR con
venientes-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-09
5Lo gust, Ia ndsls,7 5QuIurs OlrIo?

Ccmpre una Pianola s IN Piano piano
ID de 10 c6Iebrs Cass THE AEOLIAN
Co., dc New York que ha paEfsCCionado
este inBtrumsnto hsata llegaE IL altuTa
que sBt6. CualquisE persons puede inter.
pFetRF una rieza de m6sica como 81 fueEa
an RrtiBta.
AdemGn, hay uiempEe pianos de la como
cidR mRFcR PLEYEL Pianos AIemanes,
pianos Websry marca PARIS BAZAR,
estos fltimos 6 plasos & Eaz6n de $40 mem
GualeB sin pagaF NADIA sdelsntado.
Una visits 81 PARIS BAZAAR de Pc
dro Giusti una cAEta dirijida 81 depREtA'
msnto musical pondr6 las peraonaa inte'
reBadaS On possession de loB dRtoH que Be
de8een.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-09
.COSAS De la GALE.
Gran naYsdad del lsz mnnstInO


Para adivinar eI geniO b Ia compilation (!l
de todaa Jas perstnas De (D Gm5os
seG0s. PNestO eI pes sObre IA palma de
Ia nlano con les 1edos bien TfgidOs 70
large (n obssTVaT" sus nsOvimieatOs. -
IndSoaci6n.
All dice literalmante eI pFoHpectp del
"Pez monatruo', que ha diaB Rdquiri por
Cinco c6stimoa. 7 s1ade & Feng On ne'
guido:
Isl us mueve con eutr6pito CD dir5:
PqsiOaes ViOlentas - 81 alzS IA cabeza:
CeIOS. Isl be cae de la maao: CDf6cteT ts'
nGs, iatrepid0. Isl no ue mueve: FTSGtdad
-Si se arrolls: CasamientO. % mueR'
de Ia COLT RiqWesG, nsuohO dineTO = 81
In Ievanta Ga cols9: FarnlesG VSgOT,
Mat geniO. Sc vuelv an lado: Feel,
COastGnte -Si 81 movimianto Cd POGO: Ge'
nio varioble 81 de canto: HOmbre eoqUe.
To 8 muier idem. -Si sa mets poE ID man.
ga Ooh, pez intT6 6pido!) Heroi8mO Isl 81.
za ID cola , ID cabeeits & IN tiempo: Ana
bilidad q gracia.
(No dice mas eI prospacto.
Ccgf el PEI, que era IN pedazo de talco
azul ? 'tgFosero' aeguf las indicscionss do
References ;, ieh, oieloal, me rio 70 de los
peceH de ccloreB
iQu6 poYtsntol iYsyR IN pez el Pez de
mREEaa! iTodo an PEI hacho y deEechcl...
iSaben untedea 10 que hizo cuando hiCe
81 expeFimento? Pueg... moYdeTne ID c0lite
Riquega. MalohO dSaseTO fCaRRcolGg, y aca'
babR dc gu ,darme sin an peFEo!
Para convencerme, quise .haceT ls prue'
L, = n
que me llamo eOQuetO IA mi, que jam6B 10
he Bido, poTqus ssgdn el sspsjc puede
que sea simpAtico; pero soy baatRuts feo.
TerceEs Ultima prusbs. So cae. Soy
IN intTspidO Yo Biempre tan RpoCRdo, IT,
mido coTto de genio .!
NADIA Cogf el psoeeito de tRlco aEul,
10 ech6 al fusgo......iY ent6nceB q que pc
gaba sRltitos en- 81 braBeEo y-como 81 pro-
grama ro8a-se movfR ''con estr6pito'l
Puods ser que On lR sgonfR-psnE6 para
mis- RdentroB-me olga el tai psCsCito las
vOrdades del barqueEo. "A vsr...... PasiO
mes ViOlentaS. AhorR Bf que GBt6 en- 10
cieEto, poKque soy roRlmantS IN h0mbre 10y
81 me RpRBi0no o-Violenk0.
DBpn6B dsj6 de moysrBa. FrisJdad
Note que el bFsgeFo no taniR lumble. EB
claro itampoco ha mentidO On oHtoI...
Es en- verdsd, al Pea mOnstrtsO nm DO.
nito paBstiempo , 20 con todaB Las veTaB
de mi alma oB 10 recomiendo. MAJ hR.
ced-por ''un" 81 acaBo-lo quo hice yo:
sahaPlo 81 fuego Los peceB, como los
hombEen, solo al morir son Binesro0. La
vida % una marsns de lfoB, chiBmeI =
OuentoB, engsfioB = falBedRdeu, msntiraS
fargaH snTedoB.....
Gran qeovsdad del pee nsOnstrMO: YA no
maldigo nj execEc tn nombEe. PoE 81
contrario, te admire J ta revsrOnciO, poE-
que, Al fir, lme has dado tsmR para slcri'
bir eStos veTEos! -.
Carlos Miranda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-09
PREIIMlnAR

AL choEEo del ertanque AbEi Il lave;
peEo la ponay q doloE no pudo
ceniE pRlabrR Conuaeuents , grave
PEetendo que u foEma Csda } nude;
y ella Ga mi pEopio gusto 90 pTecave,
y eD d oncanto y en- 81 bEillo acude.
Afsits1 uIR snioyada visne......
iS6lo 6 eIplsnder , { Bsducir aSpira,
como On la nOChs = on eI mar 5slene!
Es ccqusta en- al duelo On la ia
del supreme Fubarl...... mo On vano tione
curvaI nerviOs de,mujsS Is liz.
Que muchO, puss2 A encono a guebranto
dejo el pTimoE que IeB pFsndf poE faers;
= en la CongOja , On la gsfial 81 Canto
RmuIta gracia ir6nica arters:
81 iris en- 81 g.6bulO del llanto
, la Heda on Ia pisI dc L pantera.
Salvador Dfas Mir6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-09
la GRAN MODA.

No hsy BeioFa nj asforits sIegsnte, que
no Rdorna 81 peinsdo con rizou On uuH dis
tiutas foEms8, Vienen coEonsB de Fizol
para delante un dollar = medic una. Hay
Rios de varios precios
Gran surtido en- abFigos de tafstan ne.
gro Ilamsdos Monte Carlo dssds seis do
liars en- adeIants. Son muehs mss venta
joGOs que lOl que % han estSdo vendiendo
AhoTa.
CinturoneE elkstioos con puntan do ace
70 en- negro. blanCo , coloFa1 so centa'
voB uno' Cinturones de cabritilIR blan,
cor negrOl con habiLlaB atEas ? uin elias
SO csntavoB. Peinstas fnag y jusgou Dc
peinstas de gran novsdad. Todo esto Rcs'
b de llegAr IL "Paril Bazaar" de Pedro
GiuHti, FoEtRlezR 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-09

AVISAMOS nuestros sfavorecedoYes que
en- nuehtro establecimieuto tia VILLA
DE MADRID" acabamOs de recibir:
CORSETS Franceses desde 80 centavOs q
S5, TRAJES bordados y de Ful de los ul-
timOs modelos de PARIS y st GALL, tejf-
timss PLUMASsde Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNTURONE5 de Piel Y Eslasticos,
81 surtldo mas com pleo en- PEINETAS de
fantasia desde 25 centavos S25 cada una,
los eiltimoa DRILES No 100 y JIPIJAPA,
Tricots ELASTICOTINA para FTac etc.
Exclusives en- estos patronee) y el surtidO
mas complete en- TIRAS BORDADAS "
BRODERIES, que vendemos constante-
mente & mitad de precio. Tenemos tam
bien, leiftimss MANTAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hilo Espafolas &
Ynglesas cusntos artfculos de nuestro
ramo solicite ell pGblico de buen tono.
VisitenOs 6 pidanos muestras y le hare
mos cualquier envio por correo EXPIRES.
Telefono 278. p o. Box. 764
San Francisco 81. San Juan, +, X,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-09
C A N A e 0.

1Qni6a no le rinde quito q tu heTmoauRl
ants ella de placer no 90 enaienR,
Bi hay en- tu busto lfneaB de agCultuTa
= hay en- tu VOC aCsntss de Rirena3
DentrO de tuB pupilaH CenteIlsantsE,
adonde nuncR Bs aHOm6 an FepFoche,
uevRs el regplandoY de los diamantsg
y lS Hon bra profQnda de la nache.
Hecha hs sido ia boca puFpurina
con Ia BAngEe encsndids poF la freBR,
to faz con blancUFaB de neblinR
donde qued6 la Iuz dol sol impress.
Bsjo 81 claro falgor do tu miEada
como Tayo dc Bol aobre 10 onda,
vaga sismprs en- tn boCa peIfumRda
la nOnEisa immortal de la Gioconda.
DeHciende en- rizos negroB 81 Csbello
10 miHmo que las ondaa de IN torrents,
por Las lfness fugscss de tu ouello
, el Jaspe sonrosado de tn frsnts
Presume 81 coTaS6n que ts idoIatEa
como uns dioBs de la antigua GPscia,
que tiones Ia belIeza de Cleopatra
y 10 viTtud hsE6ica de Luorecia.
Mss no to amo; tn haFmoguRa oncieTra
tan solo para mi facos de h4stf0....e.
lpodra hsbeF en- los lindes de ID terra
IN coFaS6n tan mueFto como 81 milo?
Jsslidn del CasaL