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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26

producing wealth and doing wonders
to farms, is occupying an important
place in the plans of the Department
OF Agriculture, the experiment sta
tions, and the agricultural colleges.
Through their efforts largely II has
rapidly gained success in cultivation
throughout vast area. The value OF
the crop as hay this year is supposed
to be $100,000,000. and IL the plans
and efforts now under way to pro.
mote its extension receive a reason.
able reward the value of the future
crop will be several times the pres.
ent amount.
This forage plant Is a chemical lab
oratory in which nitrogen is taken
from the air. 1t is a soil improver
of the highest merit AS a fish-form
ing food for growing live stock, and
as a milk and egg producer, it is un.
excelled by any plant of large pro-
duction.
1t grows 21-2 tons of hay to the
acre as an average for the whole
country where it is grown, or twice
the average for all kinds of hay, and
besides this, is more nutritious than
other hays.
The cultivation of alfalfa has been
pressing eastward until now it has
established itself as far as the longi-
tude of eastern Kansas, except in
southern Texas 1t is established in
some area still farther to the east
ward-in spots in Arkansas, in south
ern Wisconsin, northern Illinois, and
northern Indiana, in the limestone re-
gions of Kentucky and Tennessee, and
in the southeastern corner of Michi-
gan.
This plant Is semi-establlshed in
Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Ohio, and
Is making its way in Illinois and In
diana. Elsewhere the growing of this
plant Is mostly experimental, but with
promise of uccess.-Secretary James
Wilson, Department of Agriculture.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
FARM NOTES.

1t Is very often beneficial to pull
both the flight and tail feathers that
are slow in molting. 1t seems to
have a magical effect in changing the
condition of the bird.
At this time of the year the best
OF attention should be given the stock.
Melting Is often the stumbling block
for the young fancier, due to the lack
of proper care.
The bath must not be forgotten; 1t
is probably more necessary now than
at any other time.
1t is a good plan to add few
drops of tincture of iron to the drink.
ing water.
To stop breeding during the mott
ing period, separate the sexes this
month.
No better time than now to give
the loft good coat of whitewash.
Be kind and gentle in handling
stock.
Mix common sense with your meth.
DDS, and you will save much trou-
BILE.
Keep the pigeons from worrying
Regularity in feeding will prevent it,
Fresh water in filthy drinking YES
sells does not improve matters much.
Take pride in keeping things tidy,
and do everything in a systematic
manner.
The good qualities of birds are de-
monstrated by the amount of atten-
tion and care given them.
Have every fixture of the loft NOV
able, so that it can be readily cleaned
from lice and dirt.
Study and care, not luck and large
talk, are the elements of success in
the pigeon loft.
Don't crowd fifty pairs of birds
where twenty-five pairs can scarcely
live.
We prefer good roofing paper to
shingles for the roofs of pigeon
houses.-From pigeons for Profit"
In the Farm Journal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
THE FOOD OF THE MOLE

Prof. Byche, of the University Of
Kansas. who has lately made a care
ful inspection OF the stomachs of a
large number of moles, reports that
their diet consisted Of earthworms,
433 per cent; ground beetles, 27.7
per cent; grubs, 2SS per cent; vege.
table matter. 3.7 per cent, and insect
eggs. 7.3 per cent. AS a result of his
investigations he contends that the
mole is a friend rather than an enemy
OF the lawn keeper and gardener, his
only fault being the somewhat un.
slightly ridges which he now and then
makes in his travels.-Weekly Wit.
ness.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
A Confusion of Sexes.

A small boy passing down Chest.
nut street the other day saw a plac.
ard in window reading boy Want.
ed. Apply within" AS this boy was
in this business, looking for job.
he went in and asked for the boss
Getting an interview, he asked:
do youse want a boy?"
"Yes." replied the merchant.
"Wot kind of boy does yer want?'
'Oh, a nice. quiet boy, who dcesn'.i
use naughty words, smoke cigarettes.
whistle around the Office. play tricks
or get into mischief of any kind"
'Gwan; youse don't want a boy;
youse wants a girl."-Philadelphia
Public Ledger.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26

mice constantly Is carried on. In
some OF these places the rats grow
so big and so bold that to speak Of
their exploits would bring down a
charge of nature taking on the mar
rator. The professional rat catchers,
of whom there are a score in the
loop district, tell some remarkable
stories concerning the big rodents
with which they have had dealings.
Some of the department stores en-
ploy their own rat catchers. At Car
son, Firie, Scott e Co.'S retail store
there is man whose duty 1t Is to
keep the store free from rats and
mice. This firms rat catcher works
at night and uses small bore shot
gun with which to put his enemies
out Of commission. Instead of shot.
which would tear holes in the walls
and ceilings, he loads his gun with
salt balls. These are used to stun
the rats sufficiently for him to get
at them with heavy stick. Despite
the efforts of the professional rat
catcher the rodents increase so rapid
ly that it is necessary every six
months or so to go after them with
ferrets.
On West Madison street there lives
a man who keeps a supply of rat
catching ferrets constantly on hand.
His name is George Sells, and what
he doesn't know about rats and meth
DDS of catching them isn't worth
knowing. He contracts to rid build
ing of rats just as an architect would
contract to put a new roof on it.
When Sells starts to rid building
of rats he first plugs all the rat holes
he can find After that he turns his
trained ferrets, thirty of them, loose
in the building. The ferrets go into
the holes after the rats and then, to
quote Sells, there is "scatterment."
The average rat would commit suicide
before 1t would allow itself to be cap
tured by ferret. The rats know
that once their necks are caught in
the sharp teeth of the ferrets there
iS NO nope LOT lneU.
Not long ago Sells was cleaning
out the rats in the -Plrie-Scott
store, in State street. About 8 o'clock
at night, when all was still in the
place and the rats were holding high
carnival, Sells turned the ferrets
loose. Instantly there was such
speaking that it seemed to the watch
man that an earthquake had struck
Chicago and that the mighty steel
girders of the building were complain
ing of the strain forced upon them.
The rats ran everywhere. They jump
ed into the elevator shaft in such
numbers that Adolph Swanson, one
of the janitDrs, said he was kept busy
half the night scooping them up into
baskets. Sells who knew what would
happen when the ferrets were turned
loose, had left the windows up on the
alley side of the big store and through
these the rats jumped recklessly to
the hard pavement below. In less
than an hour after the ferrets began
operations there was not a rat or
mouse in the store.-Chicago Tribune.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
TERMS.

The following must be strictly complied
with when property is stricken down:
l. When the plalntlff or other lien credit
ors become the purchaser, the cost on the
Ing mortgage searches on the property sold,
together with such len creditors receipt for
the amount OF the proceeds OF the sale or
such proportion thereof as he may claim
must be furnished to the sheriff.
ssee Purdon's digest. 9th, Ed, page 4I6.
sSmlth's form, Page 3si.
2. All bids must be paid In full.
All sales not settled Immediately will be
continued until two o'clock D. M, OF day OF
sale at which time all property not settled for
Will again be put up and sold at the expense
ana risk Of the person TO whom first sold. All
writs stuid after being advertised, the cost OF
advertising must be paid
GRANT 'sCHEAFNOCKER,
February l3, 1905. Sheriff
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
A COWS APPETITE.

A COW with finical appetite is not
profitable milk COW; neither is the
COW with a prodigious appetite, that
turns her feed into fat instead of into
milk. n fit COW for dairy work. Make
every COW come up to your mark for
dairy performance or cut her out
Indiana Farmer.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
MASTER AND EXAMINERS
1A NOTICE.

THE School District 7, thu ro,r. os
OF Sykesville Bor- Cam,non Pleas ~ ~
ough. GeWar ron u
vs.. (Equlty)
-, lnS Wion nchooi piEstrict E No, 2. January
ship. i''''
having been, on Nov. 90, 1907, appointed
Master and Examiner in the above entitled
case, to ,equitably adjust and apportion the
Indebtedness between the school District of
Sykesville borough and the School District
OF WlnslOw township, all persons interested
are hereby notified that ] will sit for the
performance OF my duties at my office in the
borough OF Beynoldsville Pa. on
at nine O'clock a. m. All persons having
claims against the said School District OF
Winslow township are hereby notified To
present them on or before the date above
mentioned, or they will be forever barred.
Dec. 3lst, 1907. CLEMENT w. FLYNN
Master and Examiner.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
DAVIS
TERMS.

Tue following must be strictly complied
with when property Is stricken down:
l. When the plaintiff or other lieu credi-
tors become the purchaser. the cost on the
writs must by paid. and n Hat OF liens includ-
Ing mortgage searches on the property sold,
together with such lien creditors re-
ceipt for the amount OF tho proceeds OF the
sale or such proportion thereof as he may
claim must be furnished TO The sheriff.
sSee Purdon's digest, 9th Ed, page 4i5.
Smiths form. page 'sl.
2. All bids must be paid In full.
All sales not settled Immediately will be
continued until two O'Clock p. m. OF day of
sale, at which time all property not settled
for will again be put up and sold at the ex-
pense and risk OF the person To whom first
sold. All writs stayed after being advertised
the cost of advertising must be paid.
GRANT SCHEAFNOCkER,
February -. 1903. Sheriff.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
ID. h. YOUNG,
ARCHITECT
Corner Grant and Flfta sts., Rsynoids-
vllle. Pa.
ALWAYS THE WAY.

Yeast-You say your wife is in fav-
or OF women votinge
Crimsonbeak-Sure.
why. she didn't used to be-"
mo; but she overheard me say
that I didn't think women ought to-
have q vote. and tha. changed her
mind. OF ourse."-Yonkers States
man.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26

Walter Scott liked venison better
than any other meat. and potatoes
better than any other vegetable.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
February -. 1903.
Sheriff.
THE LIMIT.

Clarice: 81 think Mr.. Gunson Is
dreadfully stingy."
Clarence: "Stingy? Why, that
man wouldn't even tell story at his
own expense!"-Harper's Weekly.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
CLEANLINESS AND sUNsHINE

ShnANLiNEoo AND SUNSHINE.
Remember that cleanliness and
sunshine have the same effect in the
stables as in the human habitation.
They mean death to disease germs
and health and strength to the dairy
cow.-Farmer's Home Journal.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26

The foreign trade OF Japan in 1853
amounted to s130,6OO.00O. and in 1905
to s4,215.SoO.000.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
CHERIFF SALES.

BY virtue OF a writ OF Fieri Facias.
etc, issued out OF the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Jefferson county. Pa and TO me d.
rected, | viii exoose 70 public sale or outcry
at the Grande Opera House, In the Borough OF
Brockwayville. Pa. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 7, 1908.
at 1000 a. m, the following described Real
Estate to-wlt:
All the defendants right, title. interest and
clai m o. In and to all that certain messuags
or lot OF ground situate In the Borough Of
BrocIkTnayyiiilei nay,,ni Jefferson county; Pennsyl
VII: Beginnlngat post where the North
Margin OF East Main street crosses the Fast
Margin OF East First street In said borough;
thence westward along. Main street sixty
four tBD feet TO post; thence northward At
right angles with Main street along land OF
Q. II. Knapp, one hundred and sixty-hve feet
eastward along said alley sixty four t6lj feet
TO the margin of East First street; thence In
southerly direction along the margin OF
said street one hundred and sixty-four tl6D
feet TO the place OF beginning, and being the
same premises conveyed to The Brockway-
Vile Theatre Company by deed from J L.
Bond dated the 18th day OF November, A, d.
Said land haylns erected thereon one large
frame building known as The Grande Opera
House; also six roomed. 2 story dwelling
house and necessary outbuildinas.
Seized. taken In execution and 10 be sold rs
the property OF the Brockwayville Theatre
Company limited, composed OF II. W. Zeli.
Thomas Keys, +. L. Olmstead, A. Mckay.
Hemphill Bros, J; p: Kester, @. Il. McCauley,
Y X. Jones, j. a. Mcintosh, l.. Formaini. +.
Pasqualechio, jas. Montressor, h. Stanjslac.
f. Parolari. 9. Lucore, A. Yinglng, A. John
son, b. b. Johnson, B; Welsh, q. II. Hum
phreys A. A. Shelly, f. r. Humphreys l.. p.
Bowman, g: X. Adam; A. Logan, Bond &
Cooper. W. G.. Curry, Q. L. Cham mberiain, O. s.
S. ]. Lucore. b. b. Brumbauph.
and X. II. Longwell, with notice 10 The
Brockwayville Theatre Co, q corporation,
for the use of Robert humphreys.
Levari Facias, No1s.
BENsCoTER & MCCULLOUGH
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26

Even IL wishes we're motors, we
couldn't pay for the repairs. admits
the st. Louis Post-DIspa;ch.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
MODERN PIED pIpERs.
Their Business That Of Kidding Big
Stores Of Rats.

Professional rat catchers do q
thriving business in Chicago. In the
downtown department stores and In
the wholesale houses along the river
an endless warfare against rats and
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ OF Fierl Facias. etc is
sued out of the Court OF Common pleas OF
Jefferson county, Pa, and TO me directed, I
VIII expose 70 public sale or outcry ut Reyn-
oidsville. Clay Manufacturing Company's
plant In Winslow township. jefferson county
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26
TIME. 3 A. NJ.

Husband: "A storm prevented my
coming home sooner"
Wife: "A storm. What kind
rain. hail. wind. barn, or BRAIN
Judge
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-02-26

MERITS OF ALFALFA.
Alfalfa. that extraordinary plant for
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-23
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR.
BUREAU De OBRAS PUBLlCGS.

San Juan, P. R. AgoDto "a de 1908 -
ProposiciOn0g en- plisgoB csFTRdoB para 10
Adjudication On p6bliC& Bubasta do ls
construction de 8 rs kiI6metFog mas ve
NOS dc. ls CaFEeterR n6msEo II, Secci6t
CiRlaB Rscodo, kmB. 5.84 al $50, 10 admi
tiF6n On sBta oicinR hsBta las 10 q. m. del
die "a dc s,AgOstO, 1908, en- qus De abEirkB
FGbiCRmants.
El presupuesto spVoximado do laB obEap
aBcieBda & SIG 1890.
TOdo8 Lea datoB nacsBarioB impFesoB de
pT0poB CioBeg ConEFatoB instEuccioneB &
les poltoR0B 90 daF6n On 0Bta ofioina.
Sara Condici6n essncial del contrato que
el GOntERtistR, paEtir del uegundo me-
iuC lusive del p'Szo paFa la teTminaci6n d.
loB trabsjoB, ej0cOts cada mes obraB poT
valoE NO menoF de SIS 10000 msnBualsE.
La administration GO rsseEvR GI deFachr
de FsChsEar CuslquieEs 6 todas las propO
siCionsB J de AdiudioSF sl contEato bOjt
etsRS condiCiOnSB que lee de pFsCio Bols
msnte. PoE oFden del COmisionado del
GutsFior, j. j. Jin6'aeg, SupsEintsndsnts
de ObFaS PfhlicsB 18v ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-23
UN GENTLEMAN.

morada, 10 que me produja gran oozfaEi6al
psFqua Ia vsFdad Oh qUs 10 ti1oa hADia
psrdido bGBtAnts 6 mis- oj j1s dssas que o.
taba hipotecada,
PoE iIsimo, 81 principe txolam6 de
pEont0:
-8i 10 vi6Fam0B...... 49,
Y fnimoH VeTle.
Un m0Vimiento de caDazA = un psqnfn
ChREquido da lR lengua me pTobaTon que
ii u principe ignoTabR 81 msOanismo de un
auto, aRbfa, oil menos apPeoiaH au elegancla,
90 fnuER = ls armonfR de auq pEopoFGioneR.
Z y ahOra-dijo deSpu6a de IN momen'
t0-Jc6mo 90 mRnejR este?
70 ComenC6 & expIiG6yBelO 10 mss cla'
Famsnte que me fee possible. peFo blan
pFonto Euve 10 impression de cue jsmau
llegarfR & GompRsndoFmV. Yo pEoCuFAbR
uBaF de LOS teKminoB mGs vulgarsB = mi %
BsncilIOn, hGbl6ndoIa solo de lOa 6Egsnoa
mas. eBancialsF. lTEabajo perdids su
miFada inteETogsdoFR me EsVslabA M s1'
pfRitu ontsFamgnta EeffactaEio & lAs nooIo
neB mas elementalea do la mec6nioA'
DsBsspeEandO yR dc podsr sntsndermo'
llRm6 & au CFiado.
Ven aquG Juan, RCRDO ID BeAB msnoD
Gsl6pidO que yo
juan 90 mogtr6 tan eHtGpidO como Bu
senior, , 0l principe tuvo IN loco AooeSo dc
FiBa.
NO, decididamsnts no me BsTvir6s de
nsdB. Y dsspu6B do TODD, Us indispsnsA'
ble apFGnder TODD 0Bc? Un buen meC6ni'
co Oh 10 vsTdadsFsnnente PTSCtiCo.
PeEo Gl m6noa Of qu0rfs OntarREg9, pueE
era 10 que Is importabR, dc las mayorsB 6
mGnoTsB ComodidRdsB del Vshfcul0.
Eacal6, pu6S, sl sRtFibo Y oOup6 el puaa'
TO del conductor, donds pSTecis OnCcOn,
tFRFBe mpy bisn.
-PSEfsCtamentG, perfectamsnts-decf' !;
-Bs 0atG aquf muy gusto. JPero 2 81
toldO, no tiene tOldo?
-INO ha dc taneR!
EntFe juan y 20 inBtalamos el toldo, no
gin dUdar mucho.
Dsspu0l fuimoB afiadiendo todoB l0g Ro'
OOEoEiOB; los ''pRniBrB," al portRmRntag, LOS
faV0lOB Gee.
" Dubieudo dos lao 90 va moloat ?
A yer, juan, Hi6ntats mi Iado. Muy
bisn, psEfectamente, nj los codoB m8 tO0BD.
EKRmin6 el volante, loB ftsnoB, IL ma
nivelA y me pFegunt6:
-Da modo que para mover eBts mfqui'
nR deCia que GeE6 nsossArio hROeE RSf......
= GD1......y......
-EatO primerO-Eepliqu6 yo-y lu0gO
eBt0.
Hizo ef'Ctivamsnts sIto...... , 0sto......
, el Cochs pRrti6. sfectuAndo uu Bsbio
''virago" en- ell que 90 rsconocfa Il hAbiE'
dad do OonBumRdo ohGDffsr, y hugo We
loCidad mFximB, dOj6ndOmo p0trifcSdo On
doDds 0Gtabp.
Y jamau he vu0lto v0r sl principe
MetChsrakj nj mucho menoB mi "a CO.
bRlloR
Maurice Leblanc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-23

JamEn hs sncnntrGdo an hombES mss
di8tinguido, m6B COEFsOto, ri qus ihvolun'
taEismonte inEpiraEs mByoT HinnPatfR ? de-
fannCiB.
N-s Con0cimos y trSbRmOn conversation
On el tren de Paris 81 Havrs. ConveESa-
ci6n deliCioBR CuyO ToCueEdo ConseEYar6
HismpFs. pus8 tsDgo TazonsB HobradaH para
no olvidsE duFRnte mi vida mi encuentEo
CON aquel hombEe Gran gtfioF en- todR
IL aCepoi6n de Il palAbTa, gpoFtmsn distin'
guidfSimo, abrigabB sabre todaB aqusllag
GOgaB que m6G attractive ejeECen On mi,
ideas pEocilaP, juatRD, enthusiasts y RRzo'
nRblg8
FiguFRog CuEl BaIfR mi HorprogR cuRnd0,
hRbi0nd0 mAnifsstAdo incidontRlments que
tEatabR do vsndeF mi "a cabAllOs para
oompT un0 mGB FGpido, le Of d0cir que
janis hAbfR Gubido un Gutom6vil.
y no ha Dido pOE falta de dGsao-
&fiGdi6; ~ hlBta Oh dire que he estAdo
puntO do adquirir unO on Paris, peEo el
manejo me es dsgconoCidO el apE0ndisa'
10 % me fguFR bABtanta compliCRdo.
Maids de eso-lG repliqu6-Vsnid
YER 81 milo uno do eBtoB dfAE, y On poCau
PBlabTGB oB ex xpliCRr6 el meCaniBm0, = yR
v0E6il OuGn GGDCillo GB. EIto aoRs0 On de-
eide.
NO digo que No.. En- fla, vsremGs.
CuRndo IlsgsmOB nj HRVE0, su CriBde,
qu0 hRbfa visiado en- ell miBm0 tFen que
noBotrOs, 20 snoOntrabR ~ en- la pOrtssuelR
de nuestro compREtimianto. Aqu0l d0m6s'
tiCO era todo IN cAbAlIGH0, bisn veatido,
con guAnts iErSprOOhsb,e ORlSando bo'
tineB de ChRlol. TrAt6 & gu d ioE de ex'
CelenCia ? le RCerC6 el bra8o para qua 10
NpoyaTa al bHjaTae.
Mi compansTo do visjo sac6 de ~ car
tsEa una taIjstR, que me ofreci6 diciende
-PUGB biGn, eStRmog de BCnGTd0. Den
tro de dos dinB ire vsroB & MontvillsrB,
'villA" dc los SRucsl iuo sa eac? : "a ira
tAFeiB do OonyenGGIm0.
Al SSpArArmo de 6, LEI % tSEjOta:
"PEinCipe M0tcheEBki''.
-VRmol ol-penE6 -EAt6 hocho 81 nego'
clio.
Y me frotAba las manoG, poEqus en- Fea'
lidad, de no teEminRE el aBunto DO Sab ia
como BsliF de mis- C0mpromisnG. GaDtcB
exRgsTadoG, r6rd didaB On las CRPT8FGg y On
0l bRoRrGt, an fin, loCuFRB de lR juv0Dtud
mo hRbfRn lleVRd0 & una BitusCi6n POGO
mOnOs quD dsBsgpsEads. El prfncips Me-
tCheEpki 20 me SpRrsCfs como un TRlvadsr.
CuBnto smplear la cs0 0tidad que me
pFOdujeBs la vsnta do mis- "a CaballOs On
Ia COmpFs de uno de 40, como 20 hRhfG
dAdo & sntendeF, me pAEecs indtil decir
qu0 nj siquiGrR hAb1s psnBado en- clio. -
Pas6 I'm die, dsBpu6I dos, luggo treI
Va ComanzRbS estAr inquistO, psEo al
quinto diR nm Gochs % dstuvo ante IR ''vi'
llA" de IoB SAUCES. = el principe bbj6 de 81,
en- Compafifs de "a Crihdo.
PaE0cfH muy bien diSpueuto, , deHpu6s
de dAr una vuslts por el jaTdin, OuyO nBl
eStsdo apsnaa Bi motto, admire mucho mi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-23
Clma8 J FoDa blanca.

FL bVzaE de la calla do San Francisco
Bigue ofEeciendo Rl pdbliCO eI mes BeleCto
BuFtido dc ObjetOH de fantasia que pusde
dsB0aFBe. Adam6U de los gombFeToB psFs
sslorRB ? HeioEitas, = otEOB mil objstOn
para damas oAbaIleEoS, tisns un busD
surtido do CamRs con todos gus acceBOEioB
y de Lon mas slegantes modeloF. Un gran
SuEtido do FOPa blanca para aefioEaA
y aefioritaa acaba de TecibiE poF lon q ti'
mos vapoEss y tods CIasa de pEendaB d.
estR class pusden encOntFaFBs On ''LRg No
vadRdeB''. BsenCiaa fnRg, de todAs mST'
cas- y pFoOsdenciRs. ObjstoE de toCRdoE.
PuPFguRB , sombFillaB 90 encusntEsn RIlf
& praOios Gin compstenCia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-23
N0TAS Y N0TICIAS

-El aefioF Domingo FeETsE, C0n0OidO
pTopiatRPio ds JuaDa Diss, paIsRba poR Ie
OaEFstsFs de dicho pueblo Ponce y lR
aCompa fabian On 90 Cochs las as6 1ritsg
AlvaTad0 y Oatoni. 8a ipfJEma que nm
autom6yil que paaabR por ali 90 sBos
momsntoa aEEolI6 d eoChp, Tompi6 ldolo y
EeCibiendo graves leBional al d nor FeEEeF.
Las sen 1Eitag EecibieEon alganoB golpaB
psFo ninguua lesi6 de impoEtanoia.
-El snbHsCEstsFio ds Puerto Rico GeiioP
Skinner 0at6 tsRminGndo los fndiCss de loB
libgos do actaR del Comit6 de ffsrquiCiaB,
Cuyo tFsbnjo BeBultaT6 muy convenisuts
pRRs encoRtERr Cua'quisr antsCedsnts que
IS deJea
-El efisial de S mi Vad do AEsCibs, In
f1EmR hRbs'ss pFs1entado uuR inVaai6n de
fsbFs pa 6dicR ca 81 baEFiO "Domipguito"
de aque Ia munieipalidad.
-El OF isl do ssnidBd, de P~nos in
fosms HobFs sl nitio en qus Va OonytFuiF
una OuadEs 81 Efilr Felix Fusnts, vsCinO
de aquells Ciudad.. -..
PEcgsamR de las pieEas gus sjeeur6 On
la retFstR dc hoy, ls banda de ls pOliefa
inHulRr,
1. March "Ths Triumph Of old G.cry",
Pryor.
2. ObsrtuvO, 'Oborou", Wsbsr.
3 DAnza (eBtEsnO) "LOlA', BAlssiFO.
Gran fAutsufa ''sucss dsa Concerts de
Bsds", FrsmerBbeFg
Po ks ftanCsBR clos Ni1oH'', obligads
dos ClsEinetal y f utin, Supp'.
6, Tsnda de valBsB ''OOEaz5n de aFtiBta',
MADEIRA.
Z, Eat emo, Two utsp 'If You Alone
Were Mine, sCotto.
5. Danza .'TeFsSa", Rios Ovsl!s.
-VenGzuslR y Holauda no SndAn bisn
On sue relaciOnes de amistsd y parsce gus
llegSF6n & 10 guerra. HRyun medic que
padrfa evitar ultsEioreB FssultadoG, Bismprs
fntaloa para smbO1 paiBss , son 81 uBO por
los Vene89lanoB de lR Fopa hsChR qus
venden en- San Juan, p. sOhiFa = Co., PlR
"a BaldoEioty.