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The Washington times., 1908-08-15
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other -Four On the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL sd ST. new YORK.
1850 a. m.-Diner. Pullman ParI0F.
s.. 90 a. m.--Bufet ParlOr FiVe-h0ur Train
as 90 a. m.-Dlner and Pullman ParIor car
III o. a. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
sI.0o p. m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car.
800 D. m.-"RoyaI Limited" AL Pullmans
Five hour.
taco D. m.-Coaches, 10 Philadelphia.
800 D m.-Dinsr and Pullman ParioF
500 Q. m.-COaches 70 Philadelp phia.
slZ.O0 p. m.-Slee pers.
s2.52 a. m--Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. 400. 's:oo. tl1.OO a. n,
'-'''' TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week Days 90 a. m. 10 p. Ell
s2.52 t5 5:00 t6 30 E700 'I:20. $780, 8 80 g 90
ta 40 1000, 'u:00 a m. Flz.03 noon. fl2.n5
q 90 -sl.l5. T2;5Q, $500, IS 20, 80 80 "A 90
t4.45, 800 t5.05 $3.50. 800, $3.50 900. ss00
Is 90. 1850. 'l0.z5 '1LS5. "1200 ?. N.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO sI:22. $3.50 D. n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE, sg.l0 a. m. s4;05 D. m. sIa.4O nIeht
PITTsBURG. $40 p M, 'ls2Z $40 ., n,
$3.50 night
COLUMBUS. $50 p. m.
WHEELING. 1910 a. m. $50 D. m
WINCHESTER. T9 10 g. m, f4.05 f5.OO . N
FREDERICK. ts:z0, $40. ''s:I0 an. ssI:s0
HAGERsToWN. 1910 a. m. $500 p. m.
ANNAPOLIS. ''7:2O. $500 an. fl2.65 noon
IS 20 $3.50. $3.50 and t6:O0 p. m
DAILY. Except sunday. "ssunday only
TELEPHONES "a a. = al Of, Of TIE f9!iowias
Pennsylvania ave. Main 2Is New UnIor
station Ticket once. Main 1885, Information
Bureau. Main 52so. uoI7-tf
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AUCTION SALES.
70. J. oWEN 3 soN. Auction.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNId-
PROVED REAL ESTATE N NORTH CO
LUMRIA HEIGHTS.
BY virtue 0r a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. 1926. folio 252. et seq.
OF the land records OF the District OF COum-
thereby, the undersigned trustee VIII sell. al
public auction, in front OF the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF AU-
GUST. A. D., 1908. AT O'CLOCK p NJ
the following described land and premises.
situate in the county Of Washington. Dis
Jrict OF Columbia. and designated as ana
being lots y, Is and %. in block p Nor'h
Columbia Heights. -.
Terms Of Sale-Cash deposit OF 500
VIII be required at time OF sale. All con-
veyancing. recording. etc. al cost 1I paF-
chaser. JAMES w CSJ linen.
aul3 l3lAl5.17.lS Trustee
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

orfv as information and are not guaranfsa5
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. Ne
Orleans. Asheville, Chattanooga. Memphis
S-15 a u and 11:o0 p. N. daily
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooea
Memphis, New Orleans. 10;5 D N.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken.
Savannah jacksonville. and Florida Dsinrs
L s. BROWN GensEal Agent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE. Published 3nly as information and
not guaranteed,
400 p NC. & o. Limited. Daily. Fast
vestibuIe traia. Pullman sleepers to I.eT.
ington. Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis.
y-5Sf~aso and 81. Louis. Connectfor -.
TirgInia Hot Springs. Pullman Car I,oufs-
xti1e to Memphis and New Orleans DiDin.
cars a IA carte service.
10 p Nj +. V. LIMITED rl,u.
solid yestibuie train Pullman sIeeper- -
Cfncinnau Lexington, and I.ouisvffls
Comnartlnent sleeping car to Virginia -,
SorInps week days. Dining Cars. a ~
~srte Lervice. Pullman sleepers CincInnsr1
20 Chicago and st. Louis, aud Louisville =.
MAmphis Nashville. and New Orleans
T5sseTyat tions and tickets at ChesaDesle an d.
ohio Offices 6I3 Pennsylvania ave. 1893 = a.
80 New Union Station. Telephone Matr
$50 for Washington Terminal Cab Service
s1d Main 1866 or 22os for c. & o.
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W, B. & A E. RY.
"THE ELECTRIC LINE"

DOUBLE TRACK El[OM WASHINGTON W TO
BALTIMORE
THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. an
NAPOLIs. AND U. 5. NAVAL
ACADEMY
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE.
Electric palace cars from White House sta
ton 15th and Il SITS. NORTHEAsTJ
For 'Baltimore-s5: 30 6 90. 80 1880 s.O1 s-a0
ss zoo $50 1000. 1880. ITO and 1880 q N /.
1900 noon, 1870, 900. 1:50. 900 2:80. 200
s:s0. 4.0O, 4;s0. $500. $50. 600. $50 s7.00
7.sO $3.50, $3.50, '1O.30. and I'll .55 D M daily
For Anna apoIis-6:s0. 7:s0 $50 $50 I0-so
and II.3O g. M 1850, l;s0, ESQ, $50 4.s0
$50. ESQ. 7:s0. $3.50. and fl1.35 p. m, daily
Indicates locL trains. All others are lin
fted stopping only at Naval Academy June
ton. No walking or hiring OF cabs neces-
saTYs
Fares. One way. Round trip.
Baltimore tac A.25
TO Annapolis and q. s
Naval Academy ...... T5c HH
For tickets and information apply at ticks.
of7ces 18th st. and ". Y. ave NV Or al
white House station. 18th and II 5ts NORTH
EAST Telephone u. 1905. ulyig-tf
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100 SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale or
exchange from 500 to $780, every machine
fully guaranteed; demonstration given Spot
cs sh for your automobiles, Cars sold on con-
alignment, send US your ear- We have school
10 teach you how to operate and repair any
automobile. inside instructions. SIS. Class
now forming. Private lessons given. NICK
ERsON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. s09A
st apl8-tf
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

LOT 5O-foot frontage. within two squares OF
Connecticut ave. II select northwest section.
PRICE $500 TO QUICK BUYER.
BOX 20. Times Office aui2-4t
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
IN STEAMBOAT co.

Every day ths year from EooE 7th %. fs4
fort 4oproe. Norfolk Newport NsWa aa6
SoInts south via superb powerful steel Dslass
sLeamsrs Newport &sEA" Norfolk" ana
'eyVsshingtOn-
Al. W M8shGnStor.s:S3 pmt4sV. FoFtsmouth-.s szs
kv AlsxAndriA. 4 90 pm ~. N0rfoik. puE
Ar. ~. AonrOs. Z 20 am L-s- ~ Aonrcs-.1 pzA
AZ. Norfolk. sou ami Ar AlaXandrla-e .se an
AZ. PoEtsmoUth. $50 smlAr. WasbinSt0n.7 AnA
ETThrOuEh connections made at Norfolk
Stgh steamers Old Dominion Steamship Ca
GoF New York. and Merchants AMI Aiasgs'
Steamships for Boston
sFGenerai Ticket Ofics. 7o5 i4th st. C0ss
sgado Building. (PhOne Main 1920.
1th So. Wharf (PhOne Maln 5Te9.s
no CALLAHAN. ID V. Prez & Gen'L 1 xzz.
~. II. CALLAHAN. 0sh'i Pass- Ak
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CAMP MEETING
Every Sunday Afternoon and Evening Throughout
the Season at Beautiful
East Dupont Heights

from
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D.
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tia, and paste r Fred
erck Count Nd, IA o
is o
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81 permits. No
go F stree
Twinng where will
which viii be refunded 10 those purchasing
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
soR REET-HOUSES
TDE Mn I-Il

FOR RESr-BY
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO. 140l + 81. NV.
HOUSES
LASS Fla av.7r I. .S25.5J, 22zg 18th NV, or.
las spring rd.Sr.b SOS 18th NV, lar, b 90
stable ....-.... 45 90 Jus 18th IOr 2b- 90. 90
1881 18th nw.llr Jtci sIh. NV. or.
% 500. b., furnace 2O.OJ
1900 BIT nv. 9r.b 55.Oi.542 Columbia rd..
3643 llth nw.,6r-b 35-J0I or. b.--..---....22-50 50
SOS Came pl 9r bs25 30 ll3I 1lth NV, ST. b.33 30
40 Porter ne Or b. 265 All 4tn ne, 6r b...lI.j0
-l4I y 81. NV, Tor. i33 18th se--r or -o--l3-o0
b. ...............S3 .S35. 90 E641 Florence ne,
Or. b.....-..-..-,.l .le-'J
FLATS.
lSI5iz L Sc, 4r.b. 5000 am 18th ne. I'd
The Chelsea, CT. D. aI50I floor, o.. 3d. $3.50
s5OJ llth nW.6r. 3 50lI37l L Sc, 4r. 81 90
l0la Fla ave, Or. lZ50I The Solano. Sr b SIS 80
ne LuZOn, Or b. - 00! The SOlano. orb. a .sU
1t05 NV 6r D.. IS OJi5i16 r NV. or. b.. 80
-lCd lth nW,6r.b $3.50 1877 35th nW.t T-b.20.5O
4sSs toth NV. 6r 1859 I. st. Sc, 4rJ.. 800
Q. ....-......-...S25 5.5el
COLORED.
1918 G 81. ne. six rooms and bath. ........s25. 80
Ready alley, rooms $3.50
SUBURBAN.
Finehurst' D. C.. 7r and b. hw. h........S25.5o
STORES.
A4i 18th ST., store. rooms. so. 80
STABLES.
Rear 20 PieTcs nW.s water stalls. s....-.-& 81. %
aul5-2t
FOR RENT-Eleven-rO0m bay-windOw house.
opposite park; go B ST. sW.i bath on % and
% nOOTi yard with shed and closet, S35. Ap-
ply on premises or 9H Westminster st.
aul5-3t
FOR RENT-No. SOS ETH THsT. NV, 4
story and cellar brick. IA rooms and bath:
suitable for boarding or rooming house. Key
WAI. H. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 F st. nv.
aul5-2I
1904 COLUMBIA ROAD NORTHWEST.
The finest house north OF Florida avenue
Tor the money; nine rooms and BATH steam
heat ali modern improvements An inspeC-
tiOn Of this house will convince you that 81
IS the very house you are looking for. Rent
only S5050 See
JOHN W. CHLDREsS. Rental Agent
l4l2 G ST. n W. aul5-3t
S22.5O Per MOnth
Dwelling on Tennessee ave. between Z and
sts ne, six rooms and bath; concrete
celler and furnace; all modern improvements.
Apply 10 DIR. r. r. ROBERTS. 6z5 Tennessee
ave lie. aul2-5t
furnace heat Cemented cellar; handsomely
decorated; Morse street, near 12th. Apply
5. II. MASON. llSO Morse st. ne. aulO-lt
REDUCED TO s2O.5o.
Attractive home near Lincoln Park, OF 8
MONS and tiled bath; good repair. COLLINS
GUERRY CO. 62l 18TH 81. nv. au5-tf
FOR RENT-Houses, apartments. and Offices
in all parts Of the city. For 0stailed list
send call at our once.
I1tOS, !. FISHER s. CO. {IuS.1.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS'.
Iss 18TH sT, n. W. ia.s-tf
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SPECIAL TO TOURISTS.

ARDMORE HOTEL 18th. between Pa. ave.
and + NV. " Washington, .. c. family
hotel: central location; pleasant home FOR
tourists: rates European. 81 up: American
81 30 up. Westbound cars from Union station.
=. g JACKSON. Prop. sesS-c0g
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FOR RENT-wAREHoUSEs.

FOR RENT-Stable and warehouse on
alley In rear Of - 10 90 y 81. Sc; a nice
brick building; viii be repaired or changed
10 suit tenant.
GEO. W. LINKINs. 500 18th st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE

A BEAUTIFUL farm Of nearly !. 600 acres.
near Washington This farm has sets OF
improvements and IS adapted 10 grain. stock,
&C. Owner viii trade equity OF $4,000 for
apartment house business, or residence prop
critics STERRETr s. CO, l4O1 y. Y. ave
NV. aul5-2r
FIRST-CLASS apartment house IN the NV :
value $40, 600 owner viii trade equity Of $50, .
900 for farm land. suburban property lots
and smaller properties. L. V STERRETT
CO. 140I y. Y ave. NV au15-7t
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
FOR RENT-SToREs.
OFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT in the MUNSEY BUILDING,
Pa ave. between 18th and l4th directly op-
posite the new District Building several
choice rooms and suites from SIS to $65
month. including heat. light, elevator and
5anitor service. A. =. FOX COMPANY. 14th
al New York ave. jyI6-tu tn. Sa-tf
The Washington times., 1908-08-15
S22.5O Per MOnth
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

WHY MELT IN CITYg
On asphalt street; delightful apartments IN
suburbs, 536-33S Adams ST. ne dve large
rooms; porcelain bath; take through ears. G
St. S20.Jo. worth yf5. Now open.
F. H. SMITH CO., Bond Building.
aul5-6t
FOR EENT-Fiye-r0om housekeeping apart
ment; rooms large and light; downtown: save
fare. rent reasonable. The COMO, L GrSnt
place NV, between and II. 9th and 10th,
aul5-8r
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For SALE-FARKS.

SUDDEN DEATH of owner by accident
forces widow TO sell her little farm, about
three acres good land, six-room house, barn,
chicken house. etc; good locator; one and
one-fourtE miles trolley: viii take $500: SlO0
cash and SIS monthlyi ideal for gardening or
poultry. MRS. NJ. H. C, Times Office.
au15-3t
The Washington times., 1908-08-15

ONLY 500 needed to Sc, ee a fine little
farm; II acres: IL miles yienna: siX-room
house, concreted cellar porches; newly
painted and papeTed. stable, carriage house;
chicken house: young fruit shade; running
stream; u acres woodland at least 600 cords
Of wood. 81 $50; SI00 cash; SIS monthly. II
sold within 80 days. W. f. S, Times offic=
au15-5t
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-To buy a house from owner in
northeast; state No. Of house; size OF lot and
price wanted or answer Will not be cOnsid-
cred. Address BOX "a. Times Office.
aul5-2t
BY SEPTEMBER !, by lady IN office, Groom
house. not TO exceed $3.50 70 S20-50. MRS.
NJ c. X. Drug Store, 9th and K ne.
au15-2t
WANTED-To buy a new brick house with
store in the city limits not exceeding s.. 600:
cash $500; balance in monthly payments
Address BOX 2sS. Times Office. aul4-3u
The Washington times., 1908-08-15

FOR RENT-No. sos ETH THST. NV, 4
story and cellar brick, IA rooms and bath:
suitable for boarding or rooming house. Key
at once.
WAI. H SAUNDERS * CO., 1907 F st. nv.
ar1TE-
The Washington times., 1908-08-15

FOR sALE-Fine large lots near wharts.
for stores boarding houses. etc; othc-s Tor
tlz5 to SIS; cottage for rent. A s cay
WOOD. s22 eth ST. sny25-s04
The Washington times., 1908-08-15

FOR RENT-Eleven-rOom bay-windOW mouse;
opposite park; 800 ST. sW.; bath on % and
% nOOTi yard with shed and closet, S35. Ap-
The Washington times., 1908-08-15

IN HYATTSVILLE-Pretty Groom home
bath. gas range. large porches, cellar: lot
112x105; one block to trolley; $3.50. 500 cash,
sIE monthly
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21
EALIh ENERGIA.
Miles dsHnmhres ' yMujeIss en- Cuba
PadsCsR de Ansmia Aunque Mo-
Ch0s No Sc Dan Cusnta de ElI0.

La Anemia sa una PlFga Tropical Las
Pfld0Tas RaHadan del Dr.. Williams son
81 mss podsTogO antfdcto contra u AnemiR
que hRGta ahoFa Be hR dascubisKt0.
LR Anemia pons Il ss- gre nguRdn, y
msta Ia vitslidad Las PfldoFGB RoERdRg
Eon productiysE dc sRDgse nuevR = poE 10
tanto de Vitalidad.
La IudolenciR es una foEma de dabilidRd
dc IL BRngI0, pFoducto dc ls AnemfR. Las
PfldoHas Rasadas del DR.. Williams dan
eneTgfa poE el 6nico medic possible: enTi'
quasiendo Id la9gre y fortR!ecisndo el Ria-
tsma neTvioso.
En- todR lR iala hay cRFas p6!idRB y
cueTpos lGngUidog. PsEo tsmbi6n hay can.
tenRFeB que De- han cuEado con Las PildoRaB
de Williams, He aquf dos CArtaB de San.
tisgo de Cuba, tomadaB do entire ls multi
tud:
"Por espacio de disCioChO msEes Gufrf de
AnemiR", ascEibs el RefiOr Enrique RierR
, FuentaI de lR CaIle San Tadeo 81, en-
diCha ciudRd. sLa enfsrm0dad me tTBjo
una fusPts dsbilidRd, doloraB de CabezA y
una pAlidez que parcels IN cad6Var. Per
df 81 apetito y lG energfa. Cuanto hice
para CurREme era in6til, NADIA paHeCfa ha'
cerme bieD, nj adn el tFatRmiento m6diCO
que tuva. En- tal aituaci6n vino mis-
mRnoB IN Iibro de cuEacioneS de las Pfldo'
doraa del DR.. Williams, y hAblandO con
an amigo me dijo que 81 80 hRbfR curRdo
con diChaE pfldorag. Compr6 unoI fraECoS
= al cAbo de algunas ssmsnRg 70 me aOnh
mejOr. Continue poP unos poCos meGeB ol
tratamiento, Gegdn los inStrucCione1 del
tPaBco, me cure Fadicalment0. Me e.
gHato E0comendar pdbliCamente esta ben6'
foa medicine"
EI ue6or Joa6 d. PulI61 de IL migma
ciudad, calIe de Santa Lucia alta 81, 60
oribe: "Yo pRdeCf de Anemia pEofunda
poE coSR de IN sho y medic Tenfa IN
color blanCo Rmarillsnto, NAL apstito, mu'
Cho Buefio, muy pOCRs gsnaB de trabejaE J
dolores en todo 81 Cusrpo. Me Conault6 con
vRTios m6dicos de esta, perO mi enfeTms'
dad no Ced al tTatamientO usual. En- la
FaEmaciR de La Luz me YeComend6 nm de.
pandisnte las Pfldoral RosadRH del DR..
Williams. Desde aquellR fschR laH empeC6
tomRF, me dieron IN brillRnte FesuIta'
do, hRbi6ndoms Eestablecido ID Hslud, fUeE
zBB energia. No dejo pRBaE esta oportu'
nidad de extender este eaCrito en- gEatitud
tan exeeiente mediORmento".
En lA puVeza , riquezs de Ia aangFe %
tEiba Ia vitalidad. ESQ eG 10 que hRc0 de
lan PfldoFaa RoEadRB del DR.. Williams
para PeEsonag PGlida1, 81 espsCiiCo de fa'
mi!iR mas popular de los tiempoE. En- laB
boticaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21
Manifestation de dueIO en- Msuatf.
Ia nusrt0 dOI senior JssnfBO Parss hh slide my
SanfId9,

Una ssnsib'a ocuETenci8 llan6 de duolo
el misrColeE lR BociedRd manatief&, ain
distinction de claseg matices polfticoR, con
81 faIIecimisnto del seRor JoBsfno PRE6g
compatriota mUy queFido On RqusllR pc
blaci6n en- donde Eeaidi6 lR mayor pRFte
de gu vida BoBtsniendo un hogST TeBpeta.
be lleno de viEtudeg.
El falIecimiento del atnoF PaE6u fu6 re-.
psntino, cRusa de una dolsncia que ls
aqueiaba deHds hace alg6n tempo; peFo
que no offsCis tan Immediate peligro de
muarte.
FL acto de Ia conducCi6n del cRdEver
del que fu6, 81 Cemsntsrio de 10 poblaei6n.
llevado cRbo en- IL tarde del jusvss ofre'
clio una elncuents pTuebR de Las muChRH
GimpatfRV qus en- Manatf tsnfa 81 diBtin'
guido CompatEiotR.
Una gran concuTFenciR de todRB lRB ClR
HeB sacialoa de ls ciudad, RCamp&f6 Rque.
lies FsGtos ( la Ultima moFadR y pocRg We
csa se ha viBto On Manaf tan sentidR ma
nifsStaci6n de duelo.
Con elocusntoB Traces hicieron la apollo
iia de IaH viEtude1 del difunto 81 jusz senior
Feliz C6Fdova Davils, alcRlde senior Gle.
mentino Ramirez poF o. Casino Espahol
81 presidente Rfiog Camilo TabosB BsfioI
Fernanno CALICO que pTouuncisron elo
cuenteB oracionGs fdnsbEss
STA Correspondence" enviR los fami
IisreB del que foe don Jossfno PAE6S una
elocuente manifestation de p6BRms poT la
iTFOparable psrdida que hoy cUbrs dc Iutc
% hogar Y haco y0tos poE que Ol alma de-
que hizo honor & o. nombFe hayR obtsnidC
la acoiids que meEscen Iog buenos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21
B Popular" uIsItado.

Dur6nta las fsataH del Carnival no hu.
bo ''paEa nadie'' lino para 81 popular
America Sal&B todas Las ocurTenteB mag
cR1itag que animarRn loB bailes IuciRn eI
sOrsditado cslzado del ''PopulaF." Nus
va8 importaCiOnes de eleganten modsloB
para sen .Eas. Btfiolitas, nihsB cabAlleTcs
recibs en- todos lnB coTFeoB 81 aCFsditado
sstab!ecimisntc. Para lR pr6ximR ''gamana
santa p6Bsuaa bRy un gran suEtido
En- peIfumsria = obje oB de fantRHia no
haH tamnnno cnmnafancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21

-HemoI Tecibido Ia aten!a visits del
culto ioven poncefio senior Atilano Sanchez
Pubili, quien ss hslIa en- San Juan OF
aauntoB de negocios. SanChss eB nm joven
satimsdtaimo en- lR ciudad del Sur, poF
nus oondicioueg de laboricsidRd inteli
gsncia. DsseGmoHgo On San Juan grAtaH
impEeRiones
-El Oomiaionado dc Instruction hR
aceptado ls renuncia que por motivoT d..
sRlud 10 pEeaent6 81 Vocal de la Junts
Eacolar de Tos Bsja, don Pslegrfn Ne
YRYeZ
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21

AL RECIBO DE s 8 snviamoB &
vue.ta de correo an Ealoi EIgin gaEantiza
do poE diez amos, y poF SO rsmitimou uno
mRFcs WsIthRn. = r. Kehrk0hn. San
Juan r. R a.p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-03-21

ALQUILER DE CAsA.-ss alqui'a
un busn local para sstablsCimiento de mer
Cancfas frsnts al Parqus Central de ssta
ciudad. DiEigiEBe On C6gua8 don n.
QuifonOn CRbazudo.
VENTA DE GANADO.-Ss venden
ochentR 6 Glen Fsae8 de crian5R , CRballoB
de trote y paBo y bueyeg de tEabajo.-Di'
rigiEua en- C6guaB 8 don Miguel QuinoneA
TABACO EN RAMA.-Se vende IN
lots de superior Calidad del 1907 y 1908
DiIigirBO en- CaguaB & don N. Quinons1
Cabe8ud0. ~ v. 9
Sc VENDE una pTopiodad On O bArTiO
dc Caguanau, termino municipal de UtuR.
do, deNominGdR CAyuCo," CompueRtR dc
156 CuerdaB de msgnifeoB tsrrsnoB, pro-
piou para CAfe, cana, tabRcO y fFutoB memo
res; taEEenoB llanoV, con AlgunoB monies do
mRderau dc construction, busnRB mRleERB y
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LA EMULSION DE SCOTT

hare sempre deber reeomendar autorizado por la
experiencia de seis ninos que la toma Ia pden
postre despu6s de las comdas-IsIDRo BLANCo MORENO"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06
Don't Object to Work

TT will come great surprise to some of us to
learn that of all who described their best teachers,
not one mentioned teacher that said to be
easy in his requirements of work All the pupils
ask is that he be reasonable and remember that
they have other lessons prepare besides his
Of an easy" teacher, boy wrote, He would tell
pupil to do something. and if he didn't do it he
would simply let it go. He never enforced what he
said and as a consequence hardly pupil respected
him. He nice and easy to get along with: but
we did not learn much under him. He had no
strength of character, and therefore could not make
others strong The teacher that is sociabe, who
makes his pupils feel that he is one of them, who
does not flare up. of whom the pupils are not afraid
and do hesitate to ask questions is to be a
favorite.
In addition to his strong personality and lovable
character the favorite teacher has other quafCa-
tons He has sympathy enough to understand the
nature of boys and girls; and. if not learned is
dowed with good. native commonsense, remembers
that he himself was once young, sympathizes with
the growing children in their efforts to adapt them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06
Like Good Natured Teachers

THE following from boy is typical: Z" One teacher
has done world of good He makes you
feel your ignorance of subject: but at the same
time does not make you feel that he knows it all.
We like good natured teachers. teachers who are
thorough and considerable in their lessons, teachers
who will laugh at joke give the class occa-
sionally themselves.
These letters make strong plea for patience and
reasonabeness. " If teacher is snappy,' wrote a
girl or has the despicabe habit of not giving you
time to think the subject in which YOU have that
teacher is like torture And another girl wrote,
IF only the teachers had this virtue" (patience),
it would go great way toward dspelling the bitter
that often accompanies Rotations. 1t would
make study a pleasure instead of torture, and
increase the bond of affection that ought to exist
between pupil and teacher" Very many declare
that is the teacher who is patient with them that
makes high school life happy and successful, "a
pleasure instead of burden and failure
But the jolly, good natured, patient teacher is not
easy mark a mollycoddle. On the contrary, he
is strict, decisive, and businessike. He commands
respect and keeps good order because he says what
he and means what he says AS one pupil
put it, Many have argued that pupils judge their
teachers by the easiness with which they may avoid
doing their lessons But let that the majority
of the sympathetic teachers whom have had have
been those who from day to day have required that
their lessons be prepared But | do not mean the
teacher who, when the student says that for some
he has been unable to prepare any particular
lesson, looks at him though he was future en-
bezzler forger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

trouble l could go to her almost as soon as to my
mother. She is very jolly has keen sense of humor,
and often enlivens the lesson with amusing stories
Another girl wrote, Il have now in mind teacher
who entering the recitation room seemed to carry
with her flood of sunshine which filled the
and outshone all the difficulties of the lesson. This
particular teacher seemed never to be impatient,
being always able to control herself. matter how
serious the fault of the pupil. She taught her sub
Ject in such way as to draw perfect attention.
Above all, she did not attempt to make us fear her
but was kind, friendly, sympathetic, and pleasant,
with smile for all of us. whether brilliant
or dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-06

lie day of the school boy has come
at last! From the very earliest
times, when Shamans, medicine
men, and priests monopolized the
art of teaching, children have had
to sit quietly and submissively
under the benevolent tyranny of
the schoolmaster. If they had
ideas of their own in regard to the
sort of teacher they wished and
needed, they were not consulted in