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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07
EstabIecimlentos de Ia eiudsd.

Tn busn ndmsro de afoFmR8 han Gido
4levadRB 4 efscto en e! local que ooups on
la cAlls de la FOFtGlGzH de aBt6 Ciudad, Ia
antiguR C0msFCiaV dc f'LuihR HeTmanRB
SpcegOrsB" en- el que 20 han inatsIado 0le'
gGuteg vidEieraB On Les que 90 sxhibsn va
Fiadog produCtoB de. Europa ? America.
Un bOnito ? GEtfstioO aRpaCtO pEogsnta oI
Eefs1tdo eStabs6CimientO que.,Con 0CRai6n de
Lat bpE6ximaB pasouas , 6fio nusvo hR trail
do uu ssp!6ndido suTtfdosda todA clRSs de
aTtfCuloB do GomsF , bsbor. ,
No hay duds que 81 CompatEiOtS 8Gfior
PauiOguR entisnd0 80 nsgoCio y saba uuir
& 10 buen0 10 RgVadabls de FsComsndsbleI
Axhihicionan =.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07

Los repUbliCanOs atribuyen su
descomunaI derrOta, t6Fcera de la
serie, a LA lGN0RAECIA de nues-
tPO pueblo, debeIandOIO, con n0tO-
ria iniusticia. ante sus prOpiOs enc
migOs, con los cuaIes, en- la Cegue-
dad de Sus apasionamientOS, Sc
cOnfunden.
Dan con clio Un eiempIO tristisi-
mo. No es semeiante actitUd la
que, en- partidOs con perfeCtO equi-
libriO mental, la discretion aCOnse-
ia. POFqUe, en- Vez de OfreCer, con
pseudo eYang6licO y paciente espi-
ritu de cafidad, leeCiOnes, bien de-
bieran apPOYechar las que ell pUe-
bio les Ofrece con su f6 sencilIa
con la nObleza de sU caracter,
con su amor a las ideas y a la pa
tria.
5POr que OfenderIe? jPor que
vOlYerse airadOs contra Ell, los mis-
mos hijOs SuyOs, aquellOs a quie-
nes llam6 con l0Yantada hOnFadez
Y con sincere afeCtO a sU regazO,
aqUellOs mismOs elementOs de SUI
senO para quienes solo desea su
prOpia feliCidad? 5POr que CO.
rrer a las tiendas de suS detraCtO-
res, para recriminaTlO, tr6mHlO ell
IabiO pOr la ira inSana agitadO Y
sOmbFeada la frente pOr la c6lera
COntraida?
Sc cOmprendo la cOntrariedad
que en- el amino de un partidO pO-
litiCO, CaUsen suCesiVaS derrOtas de
esaS que no parecieran deiar espa-
clio para reacci6n alguna; pePO CIa-
70 esta que, antes que ell iPTefexi-
VO renCOr Q la inGtiI sOberbia, que
impeIen a batacazOs inOpinadOS y
ridiCulOs Q a escenas semeianteS a
los fuStaZOS de JeTies sObr6 ell mar,
10 l6giCO eS repOnerSe con sePeni-
dad del gOIpazO, despejar la mente
de las brumaS que la Inevitable
dad del desaStre en- ella aGumula-
ra, sacudirse ell pOlvO de la perdi-
da batalla, y Ofrecer q las ideas, ,9n
GAUGE limpiO pOr dOnde salten cris-
talinaSy y puraS, sin ell SedimentO de
las pasiOneS malsanas que anubIan
ell pensar.
De csc mOdO al m0nOs la vision
de las COsas no Sc les prensentaria
como hoy, y pOdrfan emDrender
nuevO trabajO con salud y con pro
V0chO aCaSO para SuS partieulareS
COnvicciOnes y sus pecuIfares ideas.
La acuSaci6n caprichOsa que
ahOra contra su prOpiO pueblo Ian
zan, no es refexiva, noes discreta,
no es yerdadera nj justa.
jCual "domOcracia" es esa que
pretende arrancar de las manOs del
pueblo, el sufragiO, la UNIVERSAL
dad del sufragiO?
Aver les OimOS prOClamar que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07
GRANDES NOVEOAOEs EN- EL PARIS BAzAR.

Va 90 han pusstO 4 la vsuta los 0Iegan'
tag BombFsFOg para usfioRRs Feci5idos PoE
vapOE frances de Paris. Tods persona
que quieEa llsvaF IN sombFsFo de iltims
m0dn, elegGntfsimO, dsbe C0mpraE uno en-
0ata ORBn que ss iR qga trss los dltim Oh
mod0loG de la modR.
Sc han Escibido tambi6n ipfinidsd de
ARticulos do nOvsdad, CORBATAs muy
0legantsB para BoiipFkg , AdorpoB para 81
p0inadO, hoFquiIlaB de fantasia, psinetaB,
diRdOmas, enCRjsB, aplicaciOne8 y TODD
cuaDto Ia mO3a he iHpsntado uItimamonts.
Una vista 81 PARIS .BAZAR. Pedro
Giusti. FoEta!ezR 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07
la Union de Puerto Rico
inVeuCibIs en- QuehradiIIas.
Como los TePNbIiGa00s quIeTen edu-
car" a los ''jibaEitos' a los
mismOs que de ''ignOrsntes"
mOtejan.
Los qularun ''oduear" lRtueD8ntoIos al erlmon.

Iva qaI6IUu UluGgI IkuujISMNUlUS GI GIlulSWs
(De mWeStrO OOTresponsaI especially
Noviembr0 6.-Han tsrminado Les Iu'
ChlB pOlftica8 On 0Bta loCRlidad con un
OTdOn admirable ? con IN tEiunfo sBpl6n
dido = honF0Bo para "LR Union do PuCF
TO Rico" que 10 gORti0ns inysnCibIs que
con 0EgullO 30 pRe89nta On LOS C0mici0E
CON 8u AbEumRdoEa mOyOFis, Dc mil Oiento
CinCuOntR CoETeligionRrioF, que pieuBRn ,
90 identifoAn con lR inm0nBR mayoEiR del
pNfE.
IudividuoB enfeFm0B, RnCianog, CiegoB,
j6vOneI, Biu que faltNss quo. solo de IoG
que tienGm Ol pEivilegiO del vOt0, viBitRFon
sus ColegiOB y en- Ol Hemblante dc todoB
slloB 10 TGa'jObS 10 BAtiafacci6n de iF &
cumplir con gnB dObOre8 de hombEeB hon.
radios, VOtAndo con IsEenidRd y Tranquil
lidSd poT lR Union do usTto Rico.
QuGbFRdiling no 20 Tendir6 = d solo 90
lGmOntG que hoEmHno1 nu0AtroB, nBcidon
en- nm miHmo tsEFufiO, 20 dejen dominNF
poF IN gTupito de FsssgadoB, que "a en- Ia
tEibuna, ~ en- los paEi6dicon no haCon ma
do mGB que con GuB faIB9dRdGB queYer en-
gRiiAr 6 ls opinion p6bliCG, que los dsBpEs'
CiO y lO8 CenBuTP.
5Donds sDtEn los tr0D diatritoI que 10
pE0DHS republican, aB'gurAba que SAGA
rfRn en- la8 paGadAE e'ecoion0a?
TOdO busn FepublioRno dobisEs diEijiEBO
"El TEMPO" y Al "Aguila" On deman'
do dc BuU ofrGcimisntoB , v0F&n como tsn'
dram que b'jar lG CabsEG ? peTmAn0eOF
8ilOnCiouoB anita Bus OEE6nOas inBoEmsCiOnel.
Alto Contin6Sn IoB inRig gaifCantea re-
rob icAnoa de eAts pueblo oTOy6ndogs que
Ii reputaCi6n como polftiC0B de Ollou, vale
Ago , nOIotroB con ID frRnqueSR que NOS
CRTaCtsHizS lea d0cimo8 que oat6n en- un
complete error.
Han GOduCidO los TepubliCRnoG tres MI
II - para que frsudul0ntam0nts fuoB0n &
vltar y lo6 tres 'jibRritoa" % pEe80ptAn y
10 hAOen hin EAb0r que 81 pelo Do lA ley
podTfs CaGP g0bR0 ell0g.
Don Avelin0 Pristc, pFsutigioO0 COFrsli
gionRFi0 nuOstE0, CBIog0 en- eI CumpIimiOnto
de IL Icy, 90 pTOgsuta ante 81 juGz de pNz y
deUpusU de pEeBtsr juTRmsntO, denunOia
NAtRli0 OrsBp0, vOCinO del barrie "TeFTA'
novas," Juan CFsgpo VeCino de .'Gusia'
tACA" y & PsEfsCtO N0gr6n dc "CaGSO'' poE
habeF votsdo ain eTtsF CapacitRdoI legal.
mSnte para h1csrlo.
, IamsdiAtam0nta fusFon Conducidou & ls
C6Ecol hR1tR que don AHtolfo Bnbilonia y
Oscar. Bafolg pFOsOntAron lR isnsa dc
quiz rientOB pesos que sl iusE & cadR uuo
hAbia exigidO.
LsB fRdOEsu son C0EFSligi0naEioB de- euoI
tres intslicog, que son los que visnen
uufriE I0B ConG0OuonCiNB do les pE6liCRS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07
VutuEosa 1 los ProlosurUs De ndsIea.

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tiano
constants eziGtsncia do los uiguisntss inB'
tEumGntOl: FlRutinss, Flauta8, TorCoEOlas,
ObOs1, Rsquinbog CIsrinstes, FnRoteg,
Violine1. ViOlOncsIlog, OontRabsios, Man.
dolinRg, BnnduFria8 GuitGEEas, OoTnotinoB.
Onoysnegs TrombonG1, BarfbdnOs, BombRE,
dinog, Heliconss, (bsjo5) Trikngulog, Pla
6Ilo8 Rsdoblantaa , Bombo1. M6todoS
dc Splf0o , para toda oIRgs do inItFuman'
tol. Accessories y mdEiCa On general
San Juan, 2, B. ApRFtado n6m. 216.-
Gala Dc Allen 81 Sol nfm. Il.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07

HETIOIDEs-M m0joF mas soguFO
De todos log 0spoeihCo8 hRgta RhOga eon0eida
para u GuEa paEmanento do toag las nnfOEs
m0dadsg do Ia uretA, 20 soan 6gtGn oE6nioaS
agud&B. OOntlGn0 81 fluiO y GuRR poE oom-
pl0t0i 0n man0B ti0mpos quo ningfn otEo pre-.
aigtitlB, set. RTeioR que Ias inyoCeiOnG1 , nay
Uup0R10F al G&ndal0 y eopalbR. Emp10RR
guRtiE 81 efs8bo lag tres 0uRtFo h0Eas do
AabOKEo tornado.
Lar EEILOIDE SON fggiIog a. toFaaP
= eatan pE0paRad08 Dc mnneEa cue no FoVnNI.
ven 81 oIt6Eaago ni pr0duo8n maloE OfaahOg,
0uo1tEas gratis Ba1 6nieol fabEisantag.
BEadsFisk BtaaFRs q Oh DatEoit, IIGhi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07
CeIebTsnd0 On SantO.

Con motive dc Cslsbrav aver ia ono,
mGltiCo nueOtFo amigo Leonardo ROdrf-
guGE GuzmGn, 90 vic au hogaF Oituado On
PuOEta do TERRA muy CoDcurEfdo por
numOFoBoB amigos y amigSS qus fosron
fe iCitaEIe, Biando tOdOI eUpI6udidamonts
Of tssquiRdoV. PoE ls noCho % baiIoron
algunaB DANCES. LA pequtila fiesta toEmi.
no a las IL Dc 10 nOthO, en- mSdio del ma.
yoE o den , Rlsgrfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07
Cams = Dga blanca.

I'll bSSaE do la caIIo dc San FrancigCo
aigne otEeCisndO al pdblico el mia golsCto
3uFhdo do objetO8 do fantasia que puads
dasaaKua. AdemGB do los sombF9FoB para
IehoEln , HOioEitag, y otFoB mil objotOs
para damas y OabBll0EOE, tisns IN bu0n
suEaoo do CAmag CON t0dog BuB accessories
= do lOH mas 0l0gautsg modsloH. Un gran
auStldo do Eopa blanca para BsfiOEaB
? sanpEitaB acabR do E0cibir para lOs 6lti.
moa vRporOs todR 4claaa IA prandga de-
aata OlaGs pao6en aoooDtTog.55p an stI,aa No.
yadade8. EaenoiaH fnas ds todRg mar
cas- , pEoCodsnCisR Obistog de toOadoE
taRaguaG J EambEiIIaa . snCusntERn Rllf
nFsGi08 sin uoTnnasonnfR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07

PORTARF;lO RnAs g. ba nerdiflo es-
ia mafianx ,1no an e1a calls de san Francig-
co, desde Ia casa a ntimaero o5 hasta Is TENDS
III Baratiilo." Es de cabritilla color de
aVel!aua, euadradO, en- forna do caEteras y
tregue en- casa de don Manuel hernandez
JUncOs Gera grafffIcaf7o 8 har8 un bene-
6ciO. Hs.l Bv.a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07

En- las pE6ximAB sleoCionsB ganaE6 Ia
mayorfa de votes sl pAFtido que Rdopts 81
uuo de los mSguffcOs tE0jeO que vSndsn p.
sChiEa y Co. Son busn0g, bonitog , ba'
TatOv. PlHsR BsldOEiOty = local que OCu'
pc la faFmacis americans.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07
gABL S Hoy
Tfe1sRda dscs sI1n
e lns sOoialistas.
Sc el6s en- los Gilcllos p0litiC0s que
v0taTO1 POf Bryan.
El C0nfIicf0 Gntr llenlalia J Fran
Gis. ptesG1ta aYe aspset0.
PlObsble dGstituGita ieI bnhaiadOI
aIenlatl en-

NV York. NtYiombRs z - sigus an
loB cfEculoB polflicon ID animaci6n gas II
iuchR po5tica Eaofsntementa tsrminada,
deBpoEtaEa en 0llog. Sc analizan = Comsn
tan los ancsSos mss Culminantss d0 sss
gran LIS electoral. FEants 4 Ii EOFpEsGa
do II ds5Eots del honorable Hot burn, que
fu6ssn 81 OongE01o hsraldo ds Ii pOIftica
del presidents contra lac einpEslaa faro.
CaREileRa1, % ColoCR ccmo 81 mfa impoltan.
te EaEgo On Les Cnentione8 polftical del dis,
lR tFemenda deeopoi6n do Los sOCialiltas.
poT eI inBigOiiCanto Gsument0 quo aicsn'
aaron sn ls liHta do auB paEOia:os como
alGCboROE ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07
.seMBRRROs PARA sRNoRAs.

-S0MBRRROS PARA sENORAs,
muy Olegantss , 6 pFeCioB BumsmontS mo.
6TC0s Loo aoaba de FecibiF La TiGndiia do
Jossfa EChsvaFFfa, 81 lado del ayunts'
mionto. Vsndo tambi6n sfsCtos EoIiRis1
UoR ~CompEs snvoIturRs de Jabon OOta.
Ron.-San Juan, Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07

-Nusstro distir guido COmpatFiOts sl
SsfioF Ramon NsgE6n Flores % sncuentra
dsBdo aysr en- San juan en- aGuutOH paEti-
CularsB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07

Parfu, NoyiembEe 7.-EI incidents do
Cana Blanca uigu0 effBcisndo IN Rgp0.t7
gFaVfaimo. Sc cree quesaoaao de mGFgsn
IN Conficfo do pEopoPCionaB tales, que
ConmU0VR t0da 10 EUROPE, poT 10 eual
Poina 0n las oanCilleEfss viyflimA txcita'
ICi6R. ~UHa BeBi6n OxtEsoEdinRria celebE6
GysF Ultima hOEa sl cabinets, y On ellis
fu6 RCl8TdO, de mRnGFR un6nime, TehuaaE
Ga absolute Les patiOiOns8 do AlemRniS. 81
aCuerd0 del gsbinsts @ tsRminants, = aAf
fae Motif ,Rdo al gtbinats de BsFIfn. Los
Cam0EOiantsg. aIemanoB GstRblecid0B an Casa
BlRnc9-MaTFuecog -ingtRn au gobisFno
una aCoi6n CoutRR FrAnOia con la pTeten'
sion de que % llogus & Cnhibir la il fusnCia
de este PodeT On sI CithdS impeHio sffiCano.
Nav York, NoviembEO 7.-Ss GfFmB
On los cfrOu!os pOlltiOog que 10. deception
aufrida poF loB B0CialiBtas, GstEib8 pEinCi'
pRlments en- Ia abFum6doRR mayoEfa RlCan'
zRda Dor eI candidate TOpuhliC&n0 In
prsnidencis, Mr.. Taft s. segda Bs hS COM
probRdo, los sOciRIistag cEsisn digponsr de
una BunaR do votOg agGsndentg nm million
y, Ruuqu0 es cleric q1s 81 nGmeEo de
Rdeptos dc ellOG, hR Bido On esta eampS fis
mayor que On ID de 1904, nu insiguifcan'
Gle no podiR daterminaR Ell tIiunfo para
niDguuo de los paEtidoB militanteO. Sc
cree que loB BociAlistaa votaFou poF Bryan
9. Paris, Nsviembro z Ell embs adOF de
FrRnCia On Berlin, CamaniC8 que 81 mi
Dis!0Fio de RalRCioneS ExlaFioTeB de ALL
a ania, inAinuabs, en- doCumento E0BsEyRdc,
q 10 sl embsjador aIem6n On satG ca tel
faeVo de8tituido. EGts notieia eB ComsntA'
t imB en- los centres dip'omGticoB, Tues al
represents nts dc Alsmania ss persona ssti
madfsimR del K User hombEe qua hs
pFtnsado gFRndsB ssrYicioG diplOm6ticoa
AIamsniG. Sc ignoFa cual Boa 81 funda'
moDto de In probable deatitpci6n del em
baiadoF RlemSD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07

Sfryase encOniraE adiunsa una fotosraffa reeiense
que demueslFa 10 que mi eabello ha c1ecido desde
que principle 4 usa! el NewbEo Eierpicide. AnteS
de usaT el sHerpicide paFte de mi cabeza eslaba
completamente calva, pero ei uso de dos botellas
de HeEpicide solamente me han deyueto el cabello.
va habia sastado de $50 $50 en- ohos remedies
sin Eesultado alguno hasta que use el HeEpicide
Lo recomiendo altamente todos los que sufTan de
caspa picaz6n del cuero cabelludo cOfda del
cabeIlo.
CFirmado) CLARENCE HAMILTON,
Departamente de POlicia de Atlanta.
Atlanta. Georgia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07
GENERAL AGENTS OF
PORTO RIGAN EXPRESS COMPANY
sERVICIO DE EXPRESS POR La LINEA DEL TROLLEY


INTRRa aAN z
e Express salen q
mucas
eetOs c. O. D.
Cobamos dsvolVemoa
e in tempo
nformes y tariff media
TIPOS-1 Ib. 25 2lb 80 ctvs h. 80 4v. 100 h. 75
len del PabOn del Paque BOnquen Os los microbes sa de
pore8) las $50. g. M.
Sc ada los LIBRosd LLAMADAs
d o6nu.
eSCaa usana a gorray plaza de Ia Companfa
nun.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07
GRAN OCCASION
Sc RE4LsrHAN.

Sc REALIHAN.
Todas las exstencas de etabecmento de plOmeria uad
en- La calle de San Francisco ndmero SO.
ara nfOrmes H. KaPlan apartadO de Mum. 492.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-07

\ UNIQUE CALVICIE GRO
~ MICA es incurable, muchos
casos de calvicie incipiente han
sido compIetamente curados con New
bros Herpicide. eI eIremedio ORIGI-
NALque'mat el germen dela caspan.
Por supuesto, el plan racionaI es el de
salvar el cabeIIo mientras Sc tenga ca
belo que salvaf pero, adn despues de
que Sc ha perdido hay una prObabili-
dad con tai de que los folfculos del
cabeIlo no esten aro6adOs. Herpicide
qIta la picaz6n del cuerO cabelludO
casi instantaneamente.
En las BOtICa. Enviense 10 cts. orc en-
seIlOs de cOrreO pOr una muestra al Dept.
N, de The HerplClde Co., Detroit, Michigan.
Dos tamanos: so cts. y $1.OO orc
Fidel Guillermety A gentes espe-
ciales:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-19

Woman's Missionary Union of the Sap tist Church gave q delightful recep- ton Friday afternoon at the home or Mrs. w. H. Edmonds. In honor of the visitors to the Mission Institute, neio at Enterprise today.
 Pictures of the foreign missionaries were displayed about the room, ana guests were provided with pencils and paper, and asked to guess their names Music was rendered during the after noon by Mrs. W. H. Edmonds and Mrs. T. D. L. Edwards, A delicious salad course was served, Misses Ed monds. Langley, Watson and heath presiding in the dining room.
 The occasion was greatly enjoyed by all present.
 The mission institute of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Union Is In ses- sion here today, with number or vls- itors from over the State participating in the program.
 Mrs. T. A. Hamilton of Birmingham is the guest of Mrs. A. c. Moseley.
 Mrs. Claude Riley of Elba Is the guest of Mrs H. H. Blackman.
 Mrs Y. W. Rainor of Elba Is here to attend the instltutee, the guest or Mrs. J. E. James.
 Miss Susie Conant of Richburg Is the guest of Mrs. A. M. Brock
 Mrs. A. N. Jones of Newton is yis- iting her daughter. Mrs o. c. Doster.
 Miss Lucille Howard of Autauga- vile is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. H. Conner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-19
TO WATCH CROOKS
POLICE DEPARTMENT IS MAKING
 ARRANGEMENTS.
Chief Taylor Has Visited the Birming- ham and Atlanta Fairs, To Get
 On To Their
 Methods.

Ample police protection will be given the visitors to the Fair this year. Chief Taylor has spent some time visiting Gne fairs being held In the immediate vicinity of Alabama and has a pretty good line on the we'll known crooks as well as the debutant dips.
 An extra squad has been taken on tho police force and will be detailed to the less strenuous beats in order 10 allow the veterans the run of the Fair Grounds, busy sections of the city, and railroad stations. Several of the To- cal policemen have also been visiting the fairs in plain clothes and are up on the subject of keeping in touch with those who are not allowed below the dead line.
 It Is of course expected there will be some crooked work done during the week by visiting thieves. but there is more than one carefully prepared trap for the feet of the unwary crook and Police Justice Baber is primed with an assortment cf sentences on the rock pile. detention in the small pox pest house, and cleaning up the negro de- pertinent of the jail, that will cause the crook who is caught here to remembAr his little sojourn in Montgomery for many and many a year.
 Under the Alabama law the llghtest file that can be Imposed on a pick pocket snatch thief. robber or other loose nioraIed individual is five years at hard labor or fine of $5.0o0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-19
slmmOR Jos. St. Claire WondeFful Harpist. Majestic Theatre.

A great many will court the friend ship of an angel to get to borrow his wings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-19
BOND NOT ALLOWED.
Dennis Ltvfngston Given Preliminary
 Hemrfm& on Murder Charge,


 Hearing on Murder Charge.
 Florence, Oct. 1S.--(Special )--Foi- lowing a preliminary trial before Es- quirH c. W. Lemay in the Criminal Court room Saturday afternoon, Dem nis Livingston, the slayer of Andrew Jackson, was committed to jail with out bond.
 There were four witnesses to the shooting, and al1 testified that 1t was unprovoked. Rowland Word, the own CT of the store where the shooting oc- cured, made the best witness for the State, he having kept his eyes Oh the two men while the others were rifi- ming to cover. He stated that Jackson was sitting on nall keg near the front door whittling when Livingston entered. The latter. with an oath or. dered Jackson to get up and so back, ana immediately opened fire on him, continuing to shoot after Jackson turned and ran to the counter. His testinnony is corrcborated by the fact that Jackson was shot twice in the back. Livingston was not represented by counsel and offered no defense.
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she remained staring down the long white tract which led to Biarritz-the road which lay before her departing lover--a magpie suddenly and leisurely walked across it..
 Her superstitous heart gave throb of fear. Was this a bird of iii-omen
 As they proceeded slowly homewards Hester said, Mrs. Tudor. do you believe in perfect happiness ?--perfect happiness even for one week?'
 "No. my dear. there is always pust one little hard pea in the down bed-that is my experience. Pray, what is yours-how do you define the word?"
 T believe it is an echo who answers but does not approach: This is not my idea have read 1t somewhere" After some what prolonged silence she continued, Tt my seem strange, though of course I ought to have known it; but never realised till just now in the chapel that Paul de sarazin Is a Roman Catholic" ''why. of course he is;" rejoined her companion. And his uncle Is A cardinal When you become Marquesa de sarazin, you also win belong to his church."
 CT? No. that I will never do:" said Hester, with decision: the Puritan in her blood was afIame and in articulate genera tions looked from her eyes.
 What? You are not in earnest! crieo Mrs Tudor, coming to a standstill.
 "But of course l am"
 "Then, my dear young friend, fear you have much trouble in store for you.
 ..Have I? We'll even so, I would sooner give up Paul than abandon my faith and vet I love him better than --And the end of the sentence died on her lips.
 a,Dear child, I had no conception that you were 50 rengious:" exclaimed Mrs Tudor, once more pausing to survey her:
 q am afraid am not. I must not let you get hold of a wrong impression; put the Protestant faith is in my very blood, and although I do not go to church or read the Bible as often as I might, yet l be- Heye in God with all my heart It is Him have to thank for my present happiness and I do thank Him." she said fervently. Mrs. Tudor smiled grimly. Did this queer girl propose to make votive ofting tn return for the battered heart of Paul de sarazin:
 sswhat is your cresdT" she asked ab- ruptly.
 My creed is very simple. Be good. dc good. and love God"
 "Oh. we'll you can become a Catholic and still believe In God and be grateful, l said Mrs. Tudor. with decisiion ''Yes. I am aware of all that" rejoined the girl: but 1t would not be the same to me. I am sure that are many truly excel lent people in the Roman church who are given to faith, seIf-deniaI, and good works; but I shall always live and die a Pro- testant."
 your children. however, will and die cathoIics:" retaIiated Mrs. Tudor.
 Hester's face took the shade of the sun set. She was about to speak. but evidently changed her mind; and setting her lips fast walked down the hill. at pace that tried her compnnion's capabilities to the utmost.
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CHAPTER XXXu Ha Conafh Not-

The long expedition to Roncevaux had proved too much for Mrs Tudor who had caught chill. and was confined to her room for a whole week. Hester was secretly miserable. and consumed by q sudden inward restlessness. It seemed to her sensitive mental barometer. that some thing had happened to Paul: Already he was changed; he had only come out twice to inquire for the invalid, and remained but for half an hour, sitting in the piazza, smoking cigarettes and talking with his usual mixture of deference and delightful audacity--precisely like an everyday friend Hour after hour her uncertainty and ap- prohension because more acute.
 We'll it was her own doing: She had had her way: but Hester Forde was not aware, that. according to strict Spanish etiouette, Paul. in her ehaperon's absence, had no business to visit her at all: How ever, she was conscious of one thing, that no means dead.
 Cambo is always gay in the afternoon, and as it was particularly attractive fin lovely April weather. crowds of people arrived from Bayonne to dejeuner, or Eng fish folk from Biarritz for tea Many motors and victorias stopped at the river side hotel, and Paul watched with keen interest and undisguised admiration the coming and going of party of pretty girls in a motor He was acquainted with one, and went and talked with her fel ten whole minutes.
 ::If he really cared for me. would he do this?" Hester asked herself furiously and then, If you are so jealous, so hurt by such a little thing. as a man simply speaking to 0 girl he knows, what will ] become of you when you are his wife Oh, what agonies are in store for you:' Alas a real agony was in wait for her tha hour.
 In a short time Paul had taken hi' departure. with many hopes, regrets, ant lingering hand pressure. and Hester re treated alone into corner of the piazza During the previous week the colours O the world had appeared very bright to her now. as she sat alone. gasing across thu river on the quiet pastures, the outlooI filled her with depression How dull it al seemed-how wanting in the glow of life Was this because Paul had withdrawn hi | countenance and in her heart she fel her hold on him was weakening?
 Two ladies who had driven out iron l BiarritE were seated at little table taking l tea, close to Hester-so close. indeed, tha she might easily have been included in tn, conversation-and she heard each worC