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Frank Bukiey was in town this week
from Denver. IN the interest Of the
Crested Butte Coal Company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-08-13

Prof. Schultz and family returned OF
Saturday from Il two months stay il
Denver.
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All Millinery now less than cost, at
Applegates store.
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S. Z. Robinson had business at the
county seat this week.
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Sheriff Watson was in town Tuesduy
from the county seat
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L. II. Lonsbury. Rio Grando Auditor,
was in town this week.
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James Bl4kemore returned Saturday
from weeks stay in Denver.
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Ifyou don't take The Pilot, you had
better subscribe and get all the latest
county, local and mining news.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-08-13

A new line OF Belts and Ncckwear at
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-08-13

Children's Korrect Hose Supporters
at Applegates.
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George Miller is business caller in
Denver this week.
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Charles Bowles Of Chicago is in Gothic
in the interest OF Elk Mt Mining Co.
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Resources Liabilities
LA Dis's s 81, 62I, Os c Stock 5 Is. 600
Ovrrdrnfts, 52i 20 Fund II. i.G29.a3
Fur. 4 Fixtures, 500 TCof I'd, ,I9. LII
ca Items, 5s5.I
Cash, and in Individual Dep.
other Banks, t0,Q55.93 .E.5si .ei
ID c OF ID s,dg5.ei
Total, N,1oe.9. Total, h,1Gs.a,
State OF Colorado,
County OF Gnnnisonl I, " +. Mctrlcr.
Cashier Of the above-named Bank, do solcmnly
swear that tn. above statement is true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
V. +. MErzLEn, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this c0'h
day OF July, 1905,
tSEALl II. C. LAWRENCE. Notary Public
My commission expires July q, 1910.
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w A y T E D .

A representative in this county by
large real estate corporation. Special
inducements to those who wish to be.
come financially interested.
THE REAL ESTATE SECURITY co
IILDcmio ON Tuiding, Chicago III
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Legal Notices

State OF Colorado,
County Of Gunnison.)
ID. W. Davis.
plafntin
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Cocr l.. Simms,
Defendant.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF COLO
RADIO,
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"Hold the Rudder True"

.M - Is NEE 5EFT .
If you have enemies. go straight on
and don't mind them. II they get In
your way. walk around them regard
less Of their spite. A man who has no
enemies Is seldom good for anything
He Is made Of that kind OF material
which Is so easily worked that every
one has a hand in it. A sterling char.
acter is one who thinks for himself
and speaks what he thinks. He is al.
ways sure to have enemies. They are
as necessary to him as fresh air. They
keep him alive and active. A cele.
brated character who was surrounded
by enemies used to remark. "They are
sparks which If you do not blow will
go out of themselves" Live down
prejudice" was the Iron Dukes motto.
Let this be your feeling while endeav.
oring to live down the scandal Of those
who are bitter against you. II you stop
to dispute, you do but as they desire
and open the way for more abuse. Let
the poor fellows talk. There will be a
reaction If you perform your duty. and
hundreds who were once alienated
from you will flock to you and &C.
knowledge their error.-Selected.
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Value Of Lauah.

The value Of a good natured laugh
may be rated low by some people, but
many writer's have attested its worth
In no measured terms.
1t is not surprising that the merry
Charles Lamb should have said, "A
laugh is worth 100 groans in any mar
ket," but from the lips of the somber
Carlyle n is scarcely prepared to
hear, mo man who has once heartily
and wholly laughed can be altogether
or irreclaimably bad"
It was Douglas Jerrold who boldly
stated that what was talked Of as
the golden chain of Jove was nothing
but a succession Of laughs, a chro.
matte scale Of merriment reaching
from earth to Olympus"
= am persuaded" wrote Laurence
Sterne, that every time a man smiles.
but much more so when he laughs, It
adds something to his fragment of
life"
Last of all comes the verdict Of DR..
Holmes, given with his own inimitable
humor, "The riotous tumult Of a laugh,
l take it, is the mob law Of the fea-
lures, and propriety the magistrate
who reads the riot act"
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DAYS FOR
PSEUDO PHYSICIAN
FRENchMAN Arrested At BUTTE
PLEADS GUILTY.

--.. r EL.HH- tlAa L-L- -l-LH.LN .rL Lf-
The Frenchman, who, under the
name Of DR.. Herbert Malliet, has been
practicing medicine in this city and
at Huntley without license, pleaded
guilty to a charge of practicing with
out a license in Justice Mann's court
Friday morning and was sentenced to
go days in the county Jail.
The doctor on his release may
face a charge Of larceny, as a result
Of his clipping with instruments and
books loaned him by DR.. Johnson of
this city.
The Frenchman was arrested at
Butte on information furnished the
Silver Bow county sheriff by Sheriff
Herford Of this city. When brought
back to Billings by Chief of Police
Talgo, he at first denied that he was
practicing medicine without a license
and said that his license and diploma
were burned in the San Francisco
earthquake and fire. When he learn.
ed that the county attorney had q
"cinch" case against him he decided
to plead guilty.
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ANOTHER WRECK
KILLS EIGHT I
SANTA CRUZ TRAIN SMASHED
INTO sPLINTERs.

JaIlG #EF-Ti .%HF5 I1g2sEl- HnIG S=Atf fEGE
Oakland, July 4.-The narrow gauge
local bound from Alameda Mole into
Oakland mole tonight at First and
Webster streets, killing or injuring
all OF the passengers In the Santa
Cruz train smoking car. Eight were
killed and over thirty injured.
Smashed TO spIinters.
The engine OF the Alameda train
which was running with tender ahead,
cut onto the Santa Cruz train smoking
car about ten feet from the front.
The front end was smashed to splin-
ters, the car being torn from the front
trucks and the mass tossed from the
main line track up against the signal
tower in Webster street, The wreck
Of the coach containing its dead and
seriously wounded was hurled on It's
side with the Alameda local tender
buried in the wreckage. The bag
gage coach OF the Santa Cruz train
was in front Of the smoker, and was
derailed and half upset.
Both locomotives were deraileo.
The dead:
SOL LOEB. Commercial traveller,
San Francisco.
LESLIE ALBEE, San Francisco.
FRANK LAUBsoN, San Francisco.
Five others unidentified.
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moment. you would be stumped.

moment. you would be stumped.
1t would be necessary to make out an
inventory. In the first place. there are
At least Ave In your o%vercoat. There
are at least five more in your lounge
Jacket, four in your waistcoat and fou.
In your trousers. You have therefore
at least eighteen pockets.
Now, it is absurd to say that any
man needs eighteen pockets. Why. III
Is almost a set Of pigeonholes! They
ought to be numbered or lettered. or.
ten a mar .loses his railway ticket, and
after paying excess fare he finds IL
hidden In one OF Ills dozen and a half
pockets. II takes some time to search
carefully in eighteen little, bags.
Men carry a great deal OF rubbish In
their pockets. There are few of us who.
do not suffer from Accommodations OF
old letters. paid and unpaid bills, bus
and tram tickets, theater vouchers and
miscellaneous odds and ends.
We change our flotsam and jetsam
from a suit Of clothes to another, for
we are not happy without unnecessary
fragments OF paper.
| once knew a man who carried an.
amazing assortmentso f useless things
in his pockets. He always had a lump
Of chalk. a piece Of string. a small
ivory inch rule. q, penknife, a pencil
and a pair OF compasses.
In his p%ocketbook he carried stamps.
sticking plaster, telegraph forms and
pins. Another man l know always car.
ries half a dozen silver cigar cases
shaped like torpedoes with one cigar In
each.
Some men have a mania for carry.
Ing enormous lunches Of keys. They
do not use more than two OF them ev.
cry day, but they are not happy unless
they have a key for everything they
have ever owned. When they lose
their keys, It is a tragedy.
sometimes wonder why the chan.
cellor of the exchequer does not i'm.
pose a pocket tax. 1t would bring In
enough revenue to pay for old age
pensions. 1t would be much more
profitable than the ancient window tax.
,t E&T
for men could live without windows.
but they could not possibly exist with.
out pockets.
A pocketless "a would be misera.
BILE. Try to imagine yourself in clothes
without pockets. The imagination bog.
giles at the thought. A coat without
pockets would be a m~onstrosity, before
which q man would recoil in terror.
suspect that the tailor Is the first
cause Of pocketitis. He 1t is who
forces US to submit to the plague Of
pockets. | appeal to my fellow men
to revolt against this sartorial tyran.
ny. Let US establish a pocket limit.
Fourteen pockets ought to be enough
for any sane man.-James Douglas in
London M. A. P.
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LESLIE ALBEE, San Francisco.
FRANK LAUBsoN, San Francisco
Five others unidentified.
CAPTURE
OF NEGRO R0BBER
MAN TAKEN in NEW YORK tai
LEYs WITH DESCRIPTION.

Schenectady, N. Y, July 4.-The po-
lice late last night arrested a negro
giving his name Is Eugene Wilson,
who they suspected with connection
Of the theft Of $4,000 from a register
ed mail pouch in Kansas City. The
negro answers the descriptions sent
out perfectly, even to the scars over
the eye and on his elbow. He was
caught jumping a freight train near
the New York Central station. He
had come from Cleveland and admit
ted that he had been in the west. He
denied any connection with the rob-
berry, however.
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Two Rights and a Wrong.

A Camden shoe man sold a pair Of
shoes recently to a woman and after
she had left the store discovered that
he had made the mistake Of giving
the customer two rights instead of a
right and left, as Is customary. Rush
ing after the woman, he offered to
make the wrong right. but was curtly
informed that the customer was salts
fed. as she had a wooden leg on the
left side anyhow and needed only
rights. Now the dealer considers him
self 6imtiammed. because for the price
Of one pair Of shoes he has really sup
piled the customer with two pairs
Kennebec Journal.
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MONIEINEGR|ANS'
AWFUL REVENGE
SHOT AND HACKED TO PIECES
BY couNTRYMEh
Especial to The Gazette.)

Missoula, Mont. July 4.-no.mes
Pages, foreman at the st. Paul tunnel
OF Taft, near this. city. was shot to
death at noon today by i've Montene-
grams In retaliation for the death Of a
fellow countryman at the hands Of
Hayes last October. >
Hayes was way laid as he was re-
turning 70 the camp at Taft for din
ner. He was attacked from ambush
and fell at the first IRE. The frenxied
foreigners then literally hacked his
body 10 pieces with knives and made
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CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING.
Prominent Helena Couple Have Been
Married 50 Years.
Especial to The Gazette,)

Helena. July Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wood celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary here today. They were
married so years ago in Prestch near
Manchester, England. They came to
Helena In 1865 and have resided in
this city since. They have eight child
rem and four grand children. all OF
whom were present at the celebration.
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| SPECTACULAR
! PERFORMANCE.

1Ergss lOriginal.l
whittier. good friend, is the crowt
going" asked an American tourist ol
q citizen Of the Romagna. Italy.
ITO the execution. senior"
"And who is the poor devil to liz
executedY"
There are many of them. mat noc.
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Tho Other HaIf i, WAITING,

One Of the most pitiable sights in the
world is that of people who are using
only a small bit Of their ability while
the rest Of it is waiting to be used. 1t
Is stu ineffective because of the many
little weaknesses or pe%culiarities, the
bad habits or the lack Of preparation
which handicaps and makes practically
ineffective the whole life. How pitia-
bic to see splendid talent, fine ability,
everywhere tied down by comparative
~ little things!-Success Magazine.
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RI have poured every day this week
at some function OF other" remarked
the vlvacious girl.
"well. well.~ murmured the old gen.
tleman who overheard her. "Now
know what 10 meant by the term .
reigning belle.'"-st Louis Republic.
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Sandwich Man Is Old.

The walking advertisement known
as a Sandwich man" is by no means
a modern idea. In 1346 a procession
of men dressed to represent straw GOV.
cred wine bottles used to parade the
streets Of Florence. Italy, being hired
BY the wine merchants there.
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their escape over the mountains into
Posse In Pursult

] puf1ule.s
Deputy sherin Callahan has orga-
nized 9 large posse OF experienced
rangers and started "a pursuit. The
fugitives are known to be well armed
and It is thought that a pitched battle
vii. follow should the posse overtake
them. The dead was carefully plan
ned and came as the climax to 9
feud which started last October. The
names Of the murderers could not be
learned. Last fall Hayes, a young
mar Of large physique and q native
Of Preston, Mo-, was attacked by q,
large crowd Of Montenegrans as the
result Of some difficulties and shot
the leader dead, later escaping to
Missoula on a hand car.
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No man prospers in this world by
luck unless It be the luck Of getting up
early. working hard and maintainlna
honor and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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A MANS POCKETS.
khat on Earth Does He Want VIII
Eighteen Of Them7

~ EI9HseeH OF 1"0nHs 003H
The great fundamental difference be
tween the modern woman and thu
modern man is this-that whereas tht
raiment of the modern woman has nc
pockets at all the railnent Of the mod
ern man has nothing else.
Indeed. a man may bs defined .us n
animal with q passion for pockets. II
you were asked to say offhand how
many pockets you ps'ssess Mt N xiver
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The Omen.

No. -.DE-af The OmeH 7
Mr.. New!ywed-But. my love. why
are you weeping: Mrs. Newlywed-
Oh. John. John. I Just peeped into
the kitchen and saw that cook has
on her travelling gown. -Harper's
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A Good Memory,

Excuse me, sir, but haven't we met
before? Your face is strangely famil-
lar"
Eyes. madam, our host introduced us
to each other just before dinner"
"Ah. I was positive l had seen you
somewhere! never forget a face
Exchange.
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Man wants job as dairyman, first
class. Address Box No. 81, Huntley..
Montana.
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In Nineteen Something EIse.

IN Nineteen Something Else.
The deat nan found on the 1fty-
ive story building Is believed to ha,
fallen from a neighboring roof. He
was terribly crushed.-Success Maya.
zine.
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He that ays what he does not want
WIN soon want what be cannot buy
Simmons.
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New Tan oxtords at Todd's.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-01
CARTAS De MUJERES.

"Si, 10 I6 que estoy loCR; que tn amor
q mi enfeFmedad de mueFte; no me abEu'
mes con tua Es89neB, que me dan CeEtidum'
bFs de clio. Con to gensatsE y C0RduEa
me dominas, poneH oFden y soaiego IN inB'
tanta On 81 tumplto do indig aaciones gus
ms enloquecsn: peFo con ol dominic de 10
EaE6n, fFio mortal penotra diBCurre den.
tFo de mi Examine ~ en- cslmR mi con
Cienois, y COnsiderO CON eBpRnto como mi
amor immense no gRbs manifentRTBs aiDo
con apaEisnciRB dc odio. tn mayor enc
migO, ennpii6ndoss en- Il CFuslmento, no to
RtoTmOntREia como 20 ts atoTmsntO. Di.
Cagl It'd que me gozo On atoRmsntsIts ....
Puea UAbs ID YeFdsd; nj On mi c0uCiOncis
hay para e EeCFetoV goGo d. LO que me
HufrsS, me do idea medida de tu CREifp,
81 no me quisieFaB mucho, no me gufriRfRg
tant0. TOdo tien0 Bu lfmite, me dicOg
Mi CaFifio no. Como quisieTa que no 10
tuvierR 81 tuVC; con atoRmentaFte infinita
ments pFusbo % infnidRd. 5Que alg6n
dfR me diTSs: hRSta aquf lleg62 Ys 10 h6.
ESe DIE, como SsE6 20 Sols psdeC0r , &
quereEts, tendE6 sl goce supreme do aaber
que o. mi cAFifio mayor que el tuyO =
PeFEiute hiempFe. JQue son locuFR mis- Ce
Loaf LOCura % mi amor TODD; Iqu6 Cr0es
90 que sin loCuFa pudisTa qusrsrts como
ts quieEo2 Son mis- celoB imaginarioB CO.
mo ss imsginario mi caTiHo No 81 & Il &
quisn 20 quisEo; I'd poT Il miEmo no mare
CeE mi cRFifi,.
ES una quimeFR que naci6 On mi y
qua 70 anime con mi almR. EXhubsFan'
cha del oIpiFitu, eSsnCiS Huya, ago inefa.
BILE que 81 alma exhAlR On anhelo de amor
y ca religion, 90 arts, 8 90 amor aimplsmsn'
Dc Heg6n que 81 alma 10 elevs Dios, 10
fja 90 faEms REtfGtiCa, 10 enCaPnR ca hu'
manO A6r. I'd eEes IL efgie, represents.
Ci6n de la ideR divina que % adOEs. ETsg
81 papOl 81 lisn8o, 10 piedrs; material del
poema, del CuadEo do la estatus; aEQn el
hombFe donds Anima mi amor. LO que
20 quiero en- Il, en- algO mio. 80. IPueB que
psnsaEtei Sin los que 20 puas On Il de mi
aims, jque valdFiRHi
POr JacintO Benavente.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-01
Ia GRIN MODA.

No hRy SsnoTs nj GsfoEita elvgants, que
no Adorne % peinado con risOs On Buu dis
tintas formal Vienon coFonA1 de Eizos
para dslanto un dollar , medic una. Hay
Rios de varies pEecioI
Gran GuEtido cn abEigo1 de tAfstan ne
gro lIamado8 Monte Carlo de1de ssig do
llaEB on adaInnto. Son mucho mas vsnts
joSos que Los que e han estado vendisndo
nhoKa.
OintuFone1 elkaticos con puntGB de ace
70 ca negro, bIancO = colorsI & 30 COntR'
vou uno. Cinturone8 de cabritilla blaD.
COS negro6 con hsbiIIag atras = Bin elias s
so csntavoB Peinetas fnas = juegos de
psinetna de gran noVedad. TODD e8to aca.
bn de IIegaF Il "Parin BaEar" de Pedro
GiuEti Fortaloza u.
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PENSAMIENTOS De CASTELAR,.

Con una pRIabEs no 90 Gambia II CO.
EEiente de los tismpog.
Los diaR de la cEsRci6n son etsYnoB ,
% FepPoduCen CRda momsnto On sl p!R.
nets.
Cuando uu Cesar hR hsrido 81 deFscho.
no pueds psdiF fOoEsR nj alisnto & 50
vfctima.
Hay On OI mundo aIgo inferior los
ceREsa, son loo CoEtsSanoS.
Los que tien0n Corrompida 81 alma
SON como los que tienen icteficia; todo 10
ven del color de % enfeTmedRd moral.
lei deBpotiamo hsvR liempFa On 81
miGmo 80 caltigO.
No Ee quebFanta una Icy sin que re
suite castigado aqusl que la quabEantR.
LA tsmpeatRd guHtR Las 6guila8 como
81 combAts los gueFFeEoR
-SiemPFe hR gido de 0gta BuaFte lR tiRa'
mia. 81 no tiene quisn moFdsr, ge muOR.
de d miHmR.
LA suppression de lR ibsrtRd ss 81 en-
bRutoCimiOntO dc lou pusbloD; peTo e. tam
bi6n IL RuinR de los gObisFnos.
lei maKtiKi0 e8 IA CEis0l que puHifioa
de muchaB manchRB
-CuaDdo un regimen % deGcompOns,
Is goCiOdad que viv0 Esnov6ndOS0, foEma
un nuevo regimen que enCaEn0 y realica
sus ideas
Como no vamos goEminar la BsmiIla
naHta que ha logFado con % tallo taladEaf
IL tior1a, no vsmos Les ideas ca la Eealidad
hants que ss ban convertible On hsChoG,
LA libeFtad cpmpFimids, sstRlla: lR
libsrtad peEusguida, psTgigus' la ibsEtAd
BaCrifsadO, como eE immortal Conoluya
nismpre para uacEifcar & Huu BaCrif ,adoFe1.
Los d6Bpotan que aspiEan & imbuiE
miedo todo 81 mundo, 6 deEPAmRE misdo
por todau pREtos. ca 81 f.ndo Do % alma
son pOT tAl extreme OObRrd0I, quS ss ssua'
tan de d miRmoa.
-OuAndo % Buprims "a pEGnaa ibRl
y Pxpontan0a bEotR Ia pr8nIa olandeasina;
CuGndo 20 prohiben IoG meetings. % autoRi'
san les OOniuFaciAnOa; Cuando d0lapaRoCou
lpa paEfdol % SoEmap Lev camRGillNl; eUaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-01

AVISAMOS nuestros favorecedoTes que
en- nuestro establecimieuto "LA VILLA
DE MADRIDn, acabamos de Fecibir:
CORSEJS Franceses desde 81 centaVos
e5, TRAJES bordadOs de Tul de los ul-
t.mOs modelOs de PARIS y st GALL, teif-
timss PLUMAS de Ostrich, un gran surti-
do en- ClNTUR0NES de Piel Eslasticos,
el surtidO mas compile o en- PEINETA6 de
fantasia desde Is centavOs q S25 cada una,
los eiftimOs DRILES No. 100 y JIPIJAPA,
TricOts y FLASTICOTINA para FFac etc,
exclusives en- eEtos patrOnes) Ell surtidO
mas complete en- TIRAS BORDADAS y
BRODERIES, que vendemos constante-
mente a mitad de precio. TenemOs tam
bien, lejftimas MANFAS de los Princes
para Wales, Telas de hilo EspafIolas
Ynglesas y cuantOs artfcuIos de nuestTO
ramO solicite el p6blico de buen tonO.
Visitenos Eidanos muestras y le hare
mos cuaIquier envio por correO EXPIRES.
TelefOno 273. r. o. Box, 764
San Francisco 81. San Juan, r, R
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NET TJLoIDHS-m mOioE mas BoguIa
do todos lou ogp0ofaoos hastaAhoRa eono0icO
para q euFa p0Rmanonto do toag lAa onfOE.
mOdadOB dc Is uFeta, "a Doan eItas oEonieag
Rgudag. 0ontionO q fluio J euRa poR eom-
paFsdo UlmfIaF, lAg g0noHsas, 0GpoRmatoRnAg
Oigtiti1, cot. MeioI que lng inyOeeio1Og y Hul
aupoFioR 81 s6ndAlo eopatba. EDpi0Ga 1
UuRslR % efooto las tres guatE0 hans do
hRbsEsa tornado.
LolS UEELLOIDl' '-G0n fGlilo1 Dc t0A19
, OItfn pEuDGFadOs do ma1GEB cue ~ E0Vulls
VOn d OTt6m0go n pEodaeon Ualos efoot6l,
DoWenta q todGg lzg BotloGg. k1an6
muORag gE11lg & gug duleC1 fAeEtc2Ela
EEedoEiOk etsaTRg q On. DoEett, Ol0hi,
az, d, -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-01
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Hordci0.

gistradO Crane de NsD York.
mo debe CogeE una bagatsla contra lol
de1eos de au e8pO1c. "-JsseS Smiley
F5"Lau muieEes dc Bociodad son hombTG-
Comiendo tigrss. s.''-Padre HaughGn.. ID ID
LO que dicon log hombEeI que Lar mule
res no deben lIsvaF.
''ssnbrsTo' . i taatro." = ordsnanso
"LOs dtEtchouy , privileges del hom'
bEs. Ley municipal
"MnDgau graudsl. - Principe De va
les.
"Pluman Dc ptiarOD , psjarOr" Leg
de IosOa
"FaIdaI IaFgau Les CusIas aCtdan como
barredorau de oslIs1 "-Departamento d
SanidGd de Chicago.
,'RsIlsnoh "-Departamento de- tie'.das
de PsttsBWYg.
..ChaquetaB do CoIoro8 alegreB DE,
partamento de tisNdaO de Chicago.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-01
10 que eI hamhre dice que no debS
hsCer Ia mujeT.

"Ella no dobs famar."-Dr. Hopkins.
Isl la COLO fumando u arreatsT6 "-Je.
fs de "a pOIiota Shippy NV York
ELLA no dsbs ofraceTse para CasRmiento
nj adm On Loo amos biSieItOE. DR.. BOyn.
ton.
"Ella no dsba intentar haCer tramps
Il c'gii -fa. .''-T Theodore Roosevelt.
s'Ella no debs bObeP ca p6blico. Rev.
Johnston Myers.
'sNo debs hRC0FBo vfCtima del club, -
Glover Cleveland.
Lo que Iou or sramoradoI abegRdoB , mi
nintEoI, diC0n.
"E.IaB 90 arsfi2n unAB ctVGB psOE que
ii fosran gato8. ."-Juss Horvey Keeler. de
Cleveland
"LaG visjas Ion psligEOIas, ~. Hamil
ton Lewie.
Las i6vsnsg no dsben II donde lee
muierss lIovan toilets deHCotRdaR. Mo-