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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-02-20
"coLD BRICK" FOR SALE

II Is reported that former Congress
man Mathews OF Brookngs county
will be delegate for Chicago. pro-
yided the stalwarts win. He processes
to believe that Brookings. the home
county of Congressman Hall, will send
a stalwart delegation TO the state con
yention. 1t seems that if Mr.. Hall IS
to have his county again he must
fight for it.--Minneapolis Journal.
It must be that Geo. A. Mathews Is
going to try and dispose of that gold
brick" the voters of BrOokings county
presented him with some twenty years
ago Or that Charlie Allen will at
tempt to carry the primaries on an
other friendly to Philo Hall ticket
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-02-20

81 The staIwarts denied the people
" the legitimate right to vote on the
= primary ballot law, because they
. knew it meant their overthrow.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-02-20

we might make further comparison,
but does this not prove conclusively,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-28
CAIRO BONDS D. K.
That s Report Of Judge Candy, Rep
recenting ST. Louis Bond House
Compliments City's Counsel

Judge Candy of ST. Louis, wa.
here yesterday I'm the interest Of a S.
Louis bond house. lie came to make
close inquiry respecting the Cairo i'm
rroyement bonds. and report TO tn.
ST. Louis people. who. 90 appears. wisl
10 invest in them If they are all right
Judge Candy went over the proceed
iugs leading nap r 'he issuing OF th-
bonds very carefully tracing eyeu
step, going over the various legal
forms in the process OF ordering tG.
improvements and authorizing The e.
suing of tbe bonds aud bee espresso
himself ass entirely satisfied I'D con
versatiau with q citizen Judge Cluh.
paid "a high compliment .0 the city
counsel Attorneys LaH-Is1 & Loaf
regarding ms correctness Of the.
Hors
Ina. C.n.r #". report ta r.a 5
Louis n.o.. ae.ar.nu.. ami Hon
IS nca MOO farther I5lu. a- u .h
financial state oE Car0s mw6g.
meat projects. which rra rapidly a.
preaching -ta million dollar figure
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-28

The CAPACITY of IRE Atlantic cables
r. 200 COO 9ea vu-ds annually ONLY
g gga 200 are sent
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-28

Don't buy second hand clothing.
Don't buy second hand furniture,
And don't buy. second hand whiskeg
OLD TERRELL DISTILLERY,
Z. F. Mcneil, Manager
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-10-28

Old Terrell. the SIN House uh-s-
key.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
;enr!ee Elisrna and Internal Treatment for Ever Hemuu,
GRAVE in KENT OF ONE OF
CAPTAIN cooks OFFICERS

the Indians in the island Of 1880. in
the South Seas. Feb. IA, lTIS.
Tom Edgar at last has sailed out of this
world.
His shroud is put on and his topsails
are furled
He lies snug in Deaths boat, without
any concern
And is moOred for a full due ahead
and astern.
Der the compass of life he so merrily
ran
His voyage is completed, his reckon
ing's done.
He was Masters Mate of the ReSolu-
tion or Discovery and I have often
wondered why he was only lieutenant
at his death unless he ''eame ashore
as voting man. for he lived in stormy
DAYS when promotion was rapid. But
he Is AT rest in one of the prettieSt
of God 5 acres: For many years there
have been no interments in the church
yard. the graves being near to one
another and close to the venerable
church. Some thousands of the graves
have no stones but there is the raised
earth or mound above each so that each
grave Is easily observable Ga practice
that Hawaii might copv) and many the
seolding has my dear mother given
ne for jumping over them when lit
tie boy.
Many years ago I lent a photograph
of Tom Edgar 5 gravestone to a Mr..
Mather Montgomery of the Advertiser
with the understanding that he would
print the inscription in the paper. but
he never did it nor did he return it.
Should the Bishop Museum desire q
photograph Of the stone and church I
will send TO England for them.
Respectfully,
HENRY COBB ADAMS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
WANTS BRONZE STATUE
At CAPITOL GATE

Editor Advertiser: I wish that YOU
be kind enough TO allow me q space
in your valuable newspaper. want
Mckinley memorial
Il is very difficult for the trustees
to decide what 10 do when there are
50 many ideas and such a cosmopoI-
itan community 10 satisfy.
The Hawaiian Islands owe a great
deal 10 the late President Mckinley,
and a fitting monument should be
erected 10 mis- memory-one that. the
coming generation will recognize and
understand that il is the statue Of the
man that brought these beautiful is
lands under the protection Of the Stars
and Stripes As an American citizen,
I would suggest that a full-length
standing bronze statue. in a speaking
attitude, be placed at the King street
gate Of the Capitol, known as the old
Palace Grounds facing the statue of
Kamehamefla the Great. so that when
people 90 70 either building. or pass
along the street, they win take no.
tice Of the statues OF the two men that
were the instruments Of making these
Islands progressive
Ny experience on bronze statues is
that in 1854 I saw the statue Of our
great Simon Bolivar, the George Wash
ingtOn Of South America, al my old
home in BogOta, the capital Of the
United States Of Colombia-and dur
ing my visit there seven years ago
found the statue in as perfect con-
dition as it was in 1854, a length Of
forty-seven years. and during the
fOrty-seven years it has gone through
a series OF earthquake shocks.
The pedestal for the statue can
easily be found at Mikilua, near Wal
amaze. or al wahilo. Manoa, on this
Island. where there are large single
oOuIders Of beautiful blue stone.
Thanking you in advance. respect
fully. A A MONTANA.
Manoa. Oahu. February q. 1903.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
SCREAMING INFbAT
ROUsED The TOWN

\ screaming baby 4 he Nzkiid dis
-5c- gave -Es chemical and Nakk
engines 3 ru1 Izs- night and incident
ally brought number q people OF
too- and Il EEs . TIE scs1s Of The
alarm
About So o-c,ock somebody pass
i1s : house q Young street heard :
baty scream and Iook Z to- someone
ye-lz-z 5-s-- One roon - Ihs house
vas brightly illuminated and this to
se-1sr with. L1z screaming settled any
51-o- Il lhs mind q tLs individual.
T1o ye-s5 FIRE IusGl-.
Two you1E De1 1s0sd Benny who
I've nearby hard TIE CT and running
% -1s -sz-eS- box- a. TIE corner Of
B=-e-z1is and Espio-zni streets, turn
Il n 81 slzn
Wien ne dre department and police
pz-rol arrived 81 Tie scs1s tie B=olys
explained 5uS- What rad happened and
after = few remarks b. Ihs drsIsa
and o-1z-s. goo5-5g1-s we-e exchanged
and -Lz crowd vent bona
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
COMMITTEE
DELAYS APPOIbT MEh1

A. meeting u he Republican Cen
--z- Committee E-a-k Kruger moved
seconded by y. P Fz-r5-sIon- that
ne s-5c-ss-s-- q Charles 7 Wider
--- Tx assessor. requested By Treas
--s- a = Campbell. = given BY TIE
committee Tzs motion bsz-E opposed
BY z = Crawford John g Lzne- Da-
va Rz-uha and Wu- AHA acton was
postponed until thursday
Treasurer Campbell stated yesterday
IEz- II sent Wl.5s-'S csCs - TIE
COMMITTEES for s-6c-se1e1t last Friday
afternoon That Tas rhs day 81 which
Governor Er5zr informed Al A6vsr-
-lss- reporter 11zr sc-s acton lad
been taken b-t there vas 1o-hing -
give cC--
Chairman \ c. n Robertson il
formed ne meeting that Wilder had
been endorsed By ne Republican club
= Ms precinct q MS appointment IS
deputy Tax assessor and 1ad signed The
C5- y c1= c-ch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
JAPANESE PREPARING
WELCOME FOR EVANS

The Honolulu Japanese propose to
be in line with the rest of the citizens
in welcoming Admiral Evans and his
sailor men TO Hawaii. this resolve tax
ing formal shape at a meeting held in
the japanese sehoolhouse on Nuuanu
avenue last night. At the meeting were
Consul General Saito, representatives of
the japanese Merchants Association.
the japanese Medical Association and
other bodies and many individuals, rep
resenting the best classes of the Homo
lulu japanese.
The meeting lasted for some time,
the general situation being thoroughly
discussed and references made to the
welcome that was being prepared for
the fleet bv the japanese of Los Ange-
les, San Francisco and Seattle, should
the fleet 90 there, receptions that the
local japanese propose to excel If pos
slble. II was finally resolved to ap-
point committees TO secure subscriptions
towards the fund and to attend the
meeting called by Secretary Mott-Smith
next week, 10 cooperate with the other
citizens In the affair.
Another meeting of the Japanese viii
be held today. at which these com
mittees viii be named.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
THE TONG CASE.

The Chinese tong ease eentering
around the assault on Chick Wa at the
Chinese theater q couple OF weeks, Oc-
eupied most Of Yesterday forenoon be-
fore Judge Andrade. The defendant
Nun Moo Kee was charged with max
ing threats against Chick We, and also
with eOnspiring 20 have him assaulted
Both men are actors There has evil
IDENTIFY been bad blood between them.
The evidence was very contradictory.
Zach. according 70 the testimony Of
himself and his witnesses, was most
pacific and eOneilistOry- but the other
was trueeulent and trouble seeking
Nun was found not guilty on the threat
charge and the other case was mol
vrcssed
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
Kaneohe. Feb. y. 1905.

ksneohe, Feb. "a, 1905.
Editor Advertiser; The article re
relies OF the world-famed Captain Cook,
R-N-, Is most interesting. and it is
very probable that future years will
bring 10 night more.
In the ehurehyard. Of the Parish
church. Lydd. Kent. England, of which
my uncle the Rev. B. Cobb was in
charge OF in the SOS and 90's there is
the tombstone Of an officer who was
with Captain Cook when he was killed.
The stone Is OF rather was in good re-
pair when seen by the writer in 1900,
and Is greatly thought of by the parish
OnerS VINO keep it up and photos are
sold in the village stores as well as
those Of the neighboring villages.
As 10y, when staying at the Vicar
age, II was pleasure TO ne TO read
and reread the Inscription The church
l. one OF the most ancient in Kent or
rather IN all England and is likely TO
stand IS such as well as a landmark
10 the Channel shipping for centuries
Vet. The great Cardinal WOlsey was
vicar OF II az one time, and its tower
was used as 4 watch tower during the
war; Of the Roses.
Many OF the stones in the ehurehyard
show dates Of 1900 and 400 odd. whilst
the brasseS, vault stones and raised
tombs inside are older vet.
The following is the inscription writ
ten from memory:
Sacred 10 the memory Of Lieut.. Tom
Edgar Of the ROval Navy, who depart
ed this life, Oct. Is, Is05.
He came into the navy AT the age
OF ten, was in that memorable engage
ment with Admiral Hawke. and sailed
round the world in company with the
unfortunate Cook of the Resolution in
his last voyage when he was Hlled by
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
WELLS WOULD MEET
FRIENDS IN MANILA

Manila inns January &C 3
Wsl-s- -1e millionaire sugar merchant
- Honolulu : q route - Manila on
IL s-szCT China and i accompanied
~ his wife and daughter M Wells
: chs managing director q The Wal
luku sugar Company and i coming
hsre upon request q Secretary OF Ag-
riculcurs Ti-s0a . investigate the pos
sibiEties for he 6sveloQus1- OF the
sugar industry II TIE Islands NJ
Wells : prominent TX and has
many friends Il tbs city He Eil
probably remain hare for couple Of
weeks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
QUIET DEPARTURE
Of MADAME LISBON

r c. Dunn and wife are in the list
Of passengers who left in the HiIonian.
The wife is Madame Lisbon" the for
tune teller, who. after the Advertisers
exposure of her raw necromancy, was
reported TO be In danger of prosecution
under the Kahuna Act.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
Castle g. Cooke Co., Ltd
Life and Fire
insurance
Agents

Gsos-l LS-z-os Agents. representing
NzE E---z-- Mutual LIE Insurance
CC-u-v = 5-s---
Aetna E-z Insurance Co
ATTENTION
We have IS accepted lie Ags1ey
C11-sE Issuance CO. CEEtto-d Fre.)
Tie Protector Uc6s~teE q Ire
PE4 - Hartford
Llss= Ts-e s-s1 1ouE tie Ro1 @
Eooo- i So Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
PINE CITY GATEWAY.

Superintendent Marston Campbell Of
the Department Of Public Works has
had prepared sketch plan Of the en-
trance 10 Alakea street dock and
warehouse. II shows an ornate facade
OF three archways, topped by a para
pet. which would make a splendid
architectural effect on the waterfront.
Departmental craftsmen are working
on the plans Of the two-story shed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28

zap See 20 ES- q Bernies P Bishop
rs u. Sur L: int IN LOT L. q 27So,
waikiki. Honolulu. Oahu 81. etc B
- ? 1l2 Dated Feb Il. 1895
X Nsgzca . 6 TsShiro II Al. B :: int
II lezsehold. bIdgs. ere. cor Azls lane
and Beretznia :. Honolulu. Oahu
$500 B So. ? 6. Dated Feb 10.
1915.
Territory u Hawaii by Supt Pub
Works 70 Oahu Railway s Land Co. D:
1888 = Il land. Pupukea- KoolauIos.
Oahu 81 B So, ? I16- Dated Nov
=. 1901
KzReohe Ranch Co Ltd 70 sam WO
Go. AgrmI- II y purchase 81 and paw
uent for cattle and calves delivered II
slaughter house. kzlihi- Honolulu. Ca
hu- B so. p 6. Dated Jan :. 1905
San No Co 70 Ksns0he Ranch Co
Lid. Asrmt- n II purchase OF and pay
menr Tor cattle and calves delivered II
slaughter house. halihi. Honolulu. Oahu
3 So Q s. Dated Jan :. 1915.
kzauimaks and hsb 70 Robert I Reid
D; (gr) 2I1s. bldg. livestock. etc. Ma
kzVsuku- Kau. HAWAII SO. etc. b
Sl2 IQ1 DATED Nov :. 1901
hsleiOksmoku Anshu W. 70 L ku-
Vihes (kl. D. int Il 2 p =219 and
49,. PahoehOe I. y Kons. Hawaii. 81,
etc B S02. D I0s- Dated Feb :. 1913
7 Give Davies and as atty 81 a 70
Laupahoehoe Sugar Co. I; por r P!
(U) $50 and in- II gs 2729 and 2O12.
Kahinsno. s-e- y Hilo. Hawaii 10 US
a. slo3-62 Per II B 29S. . los. Dat
ed Feb II. 1915
Nm 2 Castle and VI 70 Charles T !
Hart D; kul l0ss5. Multi. Kohzla, Hs- /
wall $50 B so, , los. Dated Feb /
70. 1915
Lihue BIlz 10 Manjiro Koike. D; I'M /
II ! share II hui land HoluaIoa- y 10
Ia, Hawaii ss0- B 392, ? los. Dat
81 Dee .. 1901
Recorded Feb z. 1ss.
Alexander Neckiutosh 70 Wm L Pc
.srsoa and as II. Rel. lois - and p.
? P 1915 ap ;. Kzlihi. Honolulu. Oahu.
.ps l. and ;. P P $Ss and IL int N
? P ss5s- waikiki. Honolulu. Oahu
1902 3 -. * Dated Nov. 1871
Kzahznui Lopes and hsb a y 10
william \ kane q al D; int il lands.
leht; in II lands. Maui 81. etc 3
- , Iae- Dated Feb u. 1875
Aaluihi (w) = a 70 LA D in IN
2 ? -. XII ~. 8lanauz- Eva Oahu
2 3 81 10 Dated Oct =. 1851
yoeiRo Ck) % Wn LA D Int in r
? - XII 10S5sB. Mauanznui. Eva
oahu 81 3 81 III DATED Feb
/ 1853
" u Niuton and If 70 Lizzie Eva
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Entered Of RSco-S; Feb. IL. 1905.
McR-vie Sus CO Ltd 70 J 1 Silva. L
&c H Baker ami Nj 70 Francis NJ
SwSuzv .-..>..>.>.~...~--. n
Thomas " Lindsey Sni Nj 70 Fran
ci> " SwSuEv ...>-.- II
William Q Smith ct al 10 Francis
N SwSnzS ..--,...->--.... y
Entered Of Record Feb. ls, 1905.
I-uliz W Ksl&GkoS by r to William
4 Castle - -.-.--.-.>--,....-.. N
Entered Of Record Feb 20. 1905
E<s OF Antoine DrisS hv gin TO N
de GSllSnce sid vi ............ &
John Brown 70 Antoine SylvS. n
2 L Leslie xud VI 70 e K KSiwi. n
James Il K KSiwi SnS VT 70 G y
Wilcox ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
4 y KepoikAi Sad vi 70 David c
Lindsay = ---.---s>-...->--->-
! Silva RSrros to Manuel Comes. N
J 5 Emerson 70 ? Fo-1es Ramos +
holm Ross - ! A NSgooa, ...,... 4
Bishop & co TO J n Avery 1880. +
y " P&e Nzhez e. a. te c 2 Hart I
Entered of Record Feb q, 1915.
" k2rnAu Sad vi 70 olSS Native
church --~---------.-.-.. l.
Est Of Jas " Austin by rs 70 Ter
ritory Of Hawaii -..---.--.-.--- n
ookslS Sus Plsu CO La 10 Terri
tory 81 Hawaii -.......-...---- y
{ Kziniols Cora znd hSb et s. 70
Territory Of Hawaii 100000. n
h250ilzweiS widow 70 " Booth y
DAME, K Pzp2 &nd vi 70 c " Booth D
John x Mzheloas SRd vi e. 81 70
Hutchinson Sus Pltn Co Lid. \
Walter Z Shaw by reET -..--...-. y
Nos " NAH &nd vi 70 Ben N N&hi y
! " hahsnzumzIkai by y 70 w
K2h2naumaIkSi ........... D
kahanaumaIkai * 70 Charlotte X
ISukes ---------...-.---.. d
O&hu Railway Il Land CO 70 ASH
cl2ted OF co NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. L
Entered 81 Record Feb. -. 1905
: SSkU-Si - " IsS ..--.-..-.--.BS :
Colin McLennan &lG VI % Alfred
Z FSlrrey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u
First Eawu Church 81 Hllo BY rs
70 ! hSn2Elu L.SlSkez $500. .
7 hsnsmu LSlSkes and vi % rs
81 FlrSt HzwU Church Of Hilo..- D
Emma L LoebsnS,eiu Sni hSb 70
Harry Il MOreae2d $4,000 D
hzikSina * % hswsinlAks hzi-
SINS and ESb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D
Daniel ksiheaai and NJ 70 First
Bank Of HIo Ltd ---..---.---. N
ESc u ChIyOkiehi FUnskoShi BY
sdnr 70 Mary : Ferry $3.50. D.
Ms lamar Rogalsky D E-i-1beth
Ro~e Kamale lw1 70 L L NeCan5-
T Castle II 70 Annie X
Annie K Hart and Asb (; 81 - L
n Leors .-.----.--------- u I
P ROdriEleS u Wsiwaiols lk} =
c " " Rzaiai u 70 Eu-zliz c
L'-C-nroI1 -------------- N Z
Western & HSw1 mustn't Go Ltd
. ! B ArleiEh -----.---------PR 4
Entered q Record February - lS1S-
Aslua h2pukiDi and hSb 70 Lyle =
D1CEsy ---- ---------------- D i
James Ako and " 70 rs q Hea-
LaSe-s Jap ScEco- ---------------- D Z
K Shiil 70 7 Nurasa-li-. :
Hawaii Land CO Lid e a BY comr
70 rs u Est % : c Allen -Comr D 4
Z WsIsr1ouse tt CO Lid - Bank
q Hawaii Ltd ----.-----.-------AM
and hSb = s. . Ms Ans
h2S1- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID i
: ? Fo1s - a % Yong York....B :
Hawaii Land CO Ltd - s. by oomr
% Walter Z Bradley -Conr D
(widow1 by atty Of mIges
% 6ilzusa sugar P-snIn Co... D
D Costa and hSb 70 Ste
phen Andrews .---.---.---.---... D
Alice y Andrews and hSb 70 Trs
- Est Of Achi X Aka----.------. D
Recorded Feb i. lS1S.
Zap See 20 ESt q Berniee P Bishop
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. Ali druggists refund
the money If it fails to cure
E ". Groves signature IS On
each box
PARIS MEDICINE CO., s. Lo-s. L s -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
SOMETHING GOOD

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is good
when you first take cold; good when
your cold Is seated and your lungs are
sore; good when you cannot sleep for
coughing. For sale by all dealers,
Benson, Smith & Co.. agents for Ha-
wall
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
Castle g. Cooke Co., Ltd
Eo-Clulc. 7 Z
Commission Merchants
Sugar Factors

Eva Plantation 20.
Wslalu2 Agricultural Co. Ltd
hCL1ls S-Ez- Co
Waiusz sugar All CO.
AvCkaa >-CS- Co. Lid.
Fulton Iron Works u s. Louis
B-aks Steam Pu-uS-
Weston : Ce---L1CCaLs-
Sst15cE i Wilcox Boilers.
Green : Fuel Et11oEl-er-
Nz->L Steam Pumps
Ns-Sc- Navigation %.
Planters Lire Shining Co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28

C0Eoovs AngZz NcPhss and Johnny
Winters ST f7- Hawai- b the Maunz
La yesterday They nay g 70 work
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28
THEO. H, DAVIES& CO., LTD.
Bank of Hawaii
LIMITED.

LIMITED.
Incorporated Under rh= Laws q TIE
Ts-rt-c-E - Hawai-
PAD-U CAFIIAL.....$ $500, ooo.oo
SCELES ----------- EsNsOu0-So
USD-TDD PEoFEs -. 1o761T.so
OFFICERS
Chz--ss u Cocz=--------------E'T President
E e -c- s----------- !. 3cs-E 'r=>l-=r.'
,. ~. A-,-z--z-s. md T.cs-PTss,ceat
c : C1czs----- -------------NSs---Sl
{ E-S-zc=. Assls-z1- Cashier
2 Cz-c--------.--As ASSISTANT Ceshis1
? : 1z-c------.------ SscTstE-!
DIRECTORS Chzz. " Cooke. P c
Jones. ? =. Nzc.z-lzzs- : 7. B.s1oP-
< =. I=--=y. : = McC-odless. : z
A-A=--o-- = : Cooke
COMMERCIAL And SAVINGS De
PAYMENTS
E--.c- z--=---l- gwen % az orzncsss
. BANKING
TDD 7T7-DTN- FORT eTREE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-02-28

Incorporated Under th= Laws {, tie
Tz-r5-c-y y Hawaii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-18
LA CASA LUGUBRE

Nos coocamos de la puerta para presencar este
interesante espectacuo.
La atronadora la expression feroz del rostro la CO.
lera la fuerza odo habia desaparecdo del terrible hjo
del Shropshire; solo velamOs su sombra
Incin6 la cabeza cuando entramos do mi tutor:
Senior Jarndyce, esperaba vuestra vista, tengo
placer estrechar vuestra ST. tenes coraz6n
bueno y justo, Dios sabe cuanto apreco honro.
MI tutor le estrech6 la emoci6n pronunci0
algunas palabras consoladoras
Tai parecera extrano 10 que voy deciros-re-
puso Grdley,-y, sin embargo verdad hubiera
qnerdo veros hoy 81 hubeses conocido anes pe-
70 sabe que he combatdo que he uchado solo contra
todos elos que les he mostrado 10 que 10 que
ban hecho conmgo Me es, por 10 anto inderente que
me yeas EN- este momento, que soy mas que una
rnna de mi propo.
-llabes dado pruebas suGcientes de valor-e dijo NJ
Jarudyce.
-Si-respondio palida sonrisa-Ya os die 10 que
sucederia el dia que exnguese mi c6lera Mrad ca
balero q Que estado nos han reducido a los dos.
arajo miss F1itte pecho para abrazarla
DE todas mis- afeccones--dijo-de mis- trabaios de
ms esperanzas de mi vida entera queda mas que
la mpatfa de esta pobre criaura nca que tene COM
mgo agn punto de contacto Los que tenfa en- I'm
terra, es 10 nnico que ha roto la cancillerfa
Recbid mi bendici6n, Gridley--excam6 miss Flitte
Inarrannendo en- lIanto
-Crea orguo, sonar Jarndyce que no me ven
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-11-18
MAS OBRAS, RECIRIDAS
EN La LIBRERIA DEL ROEesSm

Manual de frabricaci6n de chocolates
pastas para sopa y gallstas, psn
ID. Luis Godos ] tomo encuadex,
nado, $1.55, con franqueo. !
Obras poeticas de ID. Jose de Espron-
cedR. tomo en- r1stica, As cent?
vos, con franqueo.
La collection entera de las obras do CO.
rolina Invernizio A Is centavoa
tomo, con franqueo. =
III Derecho y su practica, al alcancs do
todos, por F. Pr y Arsuaga. ! t.
mo encuadernado en- tela. e1.e9
con franqueo. Il
La Introduction la Vida Devota, pon
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Mistress Suagsby 10 adivina todo

la nqmetud la negra sospecha han ntroducido
en la region pacica de CursitorSreet y sin embargo
la mayoria de los habtantes de Cook sgue nva
rabe mismos rabitos; pero Suagsby esta muy
cambIado, ben claramente 10 adverte esposa
Tom-al-alones Lincoln sInn-Fied bajo la forma de
indomos cabalos perssen e fantas-
tco que persgue la ginac0n de M Suagsby Los gua
NJ. Bucket 10 M. Tulknghorn arrebaados por es-
tos ragones nfernaes que dan vuetas sncesar
ojos del amacensa de pape atienda la trastien-
d. oda parties hasta e comedor donde reune la
famia donde al yerlos troar sobre la mesa para
bruscamente despu6s de cortar la prmera tajada del
asado, fila mirada de pavor la pared de la co.
Gina.
jQue reacon puede tener aquel msterioso asun-
to? lie aqu 10 que acierta advinar Existe per-
contra qnien trama intriga pero tque IN
triga esta? ienal ala vfctmae qde d6nde parr1