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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
UNITED DAUGHTERS
 OF THE CONFEDERACY
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z. Moon. rsgtstrar: Mrs. B. 3. vaushn historian; Mrs. T. W. Sims, recorder.
 The following literary and musical program proved . great treat:
 faper on the Beginning of the Con. federate Navy"-Mrs. Christian.
 Taper on "The Confederate Naval scnooi"-Mrs. Boulet and beautiful s"nes by Miss Wilkins and Mrs. charles Hervey. Meeting adjourned.
 Josephine M. Carreil.
 Secretary.
 Ire January and February meetings or the Florence Chapter were well al. tended. notwithstanding the indictment weather. and an active interest vas manifested by all present. The literary programs have greatly increased fhe enthusiasm of the members.
 An election of officers for 1903 resu,t. m Reelection of the same off,cers nameiy' President. Mrs. M. W. Camn. CT; first vice president, Miss Mcnan,S i. .sSond vice president Mrs. L R' rrerson; secretary, Mrs. A. M o:y..,. treasurer, Mrs. A. B Camper: historssn = Mrs. John D. weeden; dfrecfor Mr. Edgar James. Mrs , Sen. R. F. Lees birthday yo,u... ... was observed at the chapter roc,n, 1, a, n appropriate exercises, and sevsrs sr.n Srosses Of Honor bestowed upon vet. s,a .s on this occasion the Confedsr. added ir,ma aae its nrst appearance ana of tho.s suraoly n...Ay to the pleasure orn. rnIIorens chapter is in proc... .. rsno.. 1ation. ana we hope to nsx. o
 p. rom It to our next ccr,,a..s aan. Of the South's or,, n !. s. 1enerson Davis. hay. es'- ths. 70 our three public schnn,p pre- ban, separate committees os . Sy are S,rsr,. n9w n. energies of the ch.n,., play .Under ,t towards producing tba which . Sons, southern Cross" frnns treasury. '1" IS expected for our D. e h.,a ho.onewan Jackson chant.. " 1cos ', % neio their meeting for tp U. A'vs witn Mrs. c. F. Jarnes ne year uosas the regular busines. r..
 n.-. UT. the election of ofnc~.. ois- iows. In order, which resulted s. Ss sn, Miss Annie Bowling. pre.,d...
 Delphia sansbury. vice nrs.,d; Miss C..s,. James. secretary: Mrs T W Sornitt. correspondine ,secretor,,. ,. vevrkia bowling. treasurer: Mrs W i, ta,en.Ihe. reEfstrar: Mrs. F p Msr.t- nls.orian: Mrs. W. W. Kirkland. direct Mrs. Crawford has joined our chan. ter ana we are glad to have her.
 Mrs.W w. D. Anglin. of Clayton v,. with us She made a very appropriate te taik' which was highly appreciated by the chapter. '' After which e pleasant social hour was spent and c delightful Luncheon was served by our gracious hostess.
 The wear 1908 closed with our chan ter in a most fiuorishing condition. due to the exhaustless efforts of our retfr- ing president. Miss Allie Garner.
 Our chapter was highly gratified at receiving S200 during the visit at Ozark of the Hon. William J. Bryan Mir. Bryaa's gift was a generous donation towards building our monument.
 Mrs. J. W. Corbitt.
 Corresponding Secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21

A swAR-TTME" WEDDING OF 1885. This Account Ys rurnished By One Of The Wedding Guests. . Rela-
 tive Of the Bride. Contributed by Greensboro Chapter.) On the night of the Sd of April. 1865.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21

Edator-Miss Anne w. Williams, State Historian. 53s South Perry Street Montgomery, Ala.
 "Remember the days of old. consider the years of many generations; ask thy father and he will show thee; tne elders and they will teach thee. Moses.
 "Rkmove not tho ancient landmark which thy fathers have set"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Children of the Confederaey.

The Winnie Davis Chapter met with the Director. Mrs. H. Hertz. Friday the l2th. The principal business was in planning work for the year. An in- teresting program was arranged for the 22nd. observing the birthday of George Washington.
 Mrs. Hertz gave 6 talk on the ob- jects of the organization. followed by elocution selections and musical num- bers.
 Miss Laura Little delighted her hear CTS with two songs. Several new mem bers were added to the chapter.
 The Senior Section of the Chapter met with Mrs. Hertz on Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
No Balloon For Alfonso

Madrid. Feb. 20--It is formally as- serted that King Alfonso does not in- tend 10 make an ascension fin the Wright aeroDlane. as 1t has b&en re- ported he would do. X
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21

the people of Tuscaloosa were startled by the volleys of musketry. fired by the yankees as they poured into the city across the bridge over, Black Warrior River It. was Croxton's brigade: they burned the commissary building on the brow of the hill. and by the light of this ire whioh illuminated the whole town, they scattered to commit other acts of vandalism
 place. In the home of Mrs; Sydney Leach. Her house was very near the bridge. As soon as the raiders found out there was . gathering of all the young people of the town at this we'd ding. they sent . squad of men to ar- rest every man and take them prison- Ars
 It was about 10 o'clock and the young folks were dancing, the music drowned all noise. The bride and groom were among the dancers. suj- detnly the doors were burst open and g crowd of blue coats filled the room Walking up. they put their hands on every man. before they recovered from their afnasement. The groom was Cap. tain Carpenter, of Memphis, Tenn. The bride was Miss Emily Leach. Of course they plead with the yankees not to take the groom away: but their ordors were to arrest every one. Tn order to prevent the escape of any of our men, tho yankees took the horses from the carriages. The scene after the men had been marched away was indescrib- able; there were young mothers pres ent with children at home. anu they were powerless to help themselves. some of the girls were hiding their 5ewelry. others were in corners pray Ing. others screafning and crying. Of course the yankees invaded the dining room and helped themselves to tho wedding feast.
 All night these girls remained in ter TOT and anxiety; when morning came each one was escorted home by a van. kee soldier. for protection from the drunken rabble. How forlorn and mis- erahle they were.
 The next morning Croxtons paroled the groom and he returned to comfort his bride. That wedding and that fearful experience remains in the memory of those present until this day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
Suits

Every express brings new styles. Our Suits have been the talk of the town since January 9th. We are prepared to take care of the little women as well as the regular sizes and the extra sized women. We have Suits from l 4 year size to 44-our price from
 SI2.98 10 S65.OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-21
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The msmbsrs ef the Secession Chap ter entertained ThursdAy afterneon. February II. at the hesas of Mrs J. E. Andrews.
 The house was prsttily dscorstso with strings of hearts and cut Siowsrs. white roses and red carAations-Con- fsderets ceiofs, Ths members of the chapter composed the receiving party |. From . daintily appointed table Mss- danes J. ". jones and ]. N. Aopkins poured tea. 4 salad course wae ssrvsd. :. 9amss and music, which was one of the most delightfui featuFes-bsihg furn- ishsd by Mrs. Bruce Kennedy and Miss Kate Griffith
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-09

Thirty-three years use is evidence
millions Of consumers IL eVidenc e -
sales made By $1,000 agents IS evil
dencn. You buy gallons L. d NJ.
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lat 50 cents). mix hem and make I
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F. JOerger,
The Old Reliable.
Phone 10,
CITATION.
noRGIA.-GLYNN COUNTY.

GNORGlA-GLYNN COUNTY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, having made
application for twelve months support
out of the estate OF George G. Myers.
and appraisers duly appointed 10 set
apart the same having filed their re-
turn. all persons concerned are hereby
required to show cause before the
court of ordinary OF said county on
the first Monday In March, 1903. why
said application should not be granted
Horace Dart, Ordinary.
This February fth. 1859.
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PETITION TO AMEND CHARTER

STATE OF EORGIA.-COUNTY Of
GLyNN.
In re: Application Of Mutual Light G.
Water Company to amend chartar.
In Glynn Superior Court.
To the superior court of said county
The petition Of Mutual Light & Wa
ter company respectfully shows:
J.
That ii Is corporation duly orgAA-
lied under and by virtue OF charfsw
granted on the Sd day OF December,
A. D., 1902, in the superior court eS
Glynn county, Georgia. under the Es-
tition Of A. II. Coley ct al, having tts
chief Office and place of business i'm
Glynn county, to which reference IL
hereby had for all purposes,
II.
That sad Mutual Light < Water
Company is now engaged in the ops-
rating and carrying on Of the business
as authorized under said charter.
III.
That al a meeting Of the stockholm
ers of sand corporation held on tina
29th day Of December, 1908, II Nss
resolved, and which resolution was
adopted authorizing an amendment To
said charter and directing that sppb
cation be made to the superior CONT
Of said county for the purpose Of
amending the same as follows, to- Wit:
That said company upon 70 psr
cent. affirmative vote of It's capital
stock shall have the right to spk-
scribe to stock and as well as ACQUIRE
By purchase stock, bonds, or other
evidences OF indebtedness of other
corporations; to lend Its credit By
endorsement Of bends or other eyt-
dences OF indebtedness OF other cor
porations; to take security for axy
loan or loans Of i:s credit ii Il desn
advisable"
That said amendment IS gerInana 10
the charter heretofore granted az
aforesaid and under which yoar pefi-
tioner s. now carrying on the busi
ness for which the same was euthaE-
HeA.
Whereup@n petitioner pr3yS .nat tfs
cnarter of said Mutual Light & Water
-ompan? be amended as herein s4t
out Marry E. puhwody,
Attorney for NutuAl Light &; Water
Co
Filed in ONCE this 12th day OF jan
aayy. A. D., 1893 H. r. duRIgnon,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County.
Georgia.
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All repair work consisting OF watch
Is. clocks. jcweiry and musical in3Fd-
ments that have been on hand yer
we've months. If not called for within
the next thirty days, will be soi1 10
pay charges from January 8, 1903 f4if
notice to one and all
Respectfully.
c ] nnrrfIinner. The JeWei9R.
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Is used 10 make l.. & N. Paint Ilnc IS
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hold Il to a surface. The l.. & NJ :
Paint costs only about s1.2o per gar
Ion. L. & NJ. Paint Agents, lh'
Georgia Hardware Company. BFnns-
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Monday, Feb. 8, to Monday, Feb Is
Brunswick Rifenen's Armor.
WEEKS PROGRA N1

Voting contests for following popular persons:
RAILROAD CONDUCTOR. PILOT COMMISSIONED OFt
GER SECRET ORDER MEMBER. YOUNG LADY, GIH
FROM IL TO IS YEARS OLD BABY FROM 2 10 5 YEA
Votes each)
Supper served from D. Lunch from IL to da H.
Dancing from to IN Music by Robins Orchestra.
Infantry will music from 730 to $50
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&c oreia.-elynn County.

I, II. r. duBgnon. clerk superior
court Glynn county, Georgia. do here
by certify that the within and toTs
going typewriter matter is a tfEe
copy of the original application nf
Mutual Light & Water Company to
amend charter Of file in this once
In witness whereof have hereunts
set my hand and afiSed my seal Of Of
Gee, this the 18th day OF January,
A. D.. 1909. n. =. du5igpon,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn County.
Georgia.
(SFAI.l
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In
NV New


am now ready TO serve my patrons
in my new store, No. 1904 Newcastle
street opposite the OgIethorpe. | have
been in the drug business here fer
thirty two years and am in better
shape than ever TO serve the public.
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MONDAY-Openng night Infantry Band concert
TUESDAY, Mariners Pilots and Steamboats,
VIZ. rSDAY-B Brunswick Rhemen Veterans Prize dri
by company G.
prize Drill by u r, X Of P No g.
FRIDAY-Chaper American Revolution
and Friday afternoon to Fancy
Party.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
NoNDAY-Cloasng night and counting
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12
LECTURA CAMPESINA.

Valor del estiercol.-En el ultimo
reporte del censo Sc dio a conocer
que los agncultores de Mississippi
gastan anuaimente la suma de 1882,
098 en- sustancias fertiiizantes, y en-
los diez amos desde que Sc publlc6
este reporte, el gasto annual ha creci
do q muy cerca de Sl.500,000. iSe
enriquece mas la terra, o podra aun
mismo mantener su propia fertlldad
E mismo, censo reporta que el Mis-
sissippi.teniaen ell 1900: 443,570 ca
baiios y mulas, S73, 1856 cabezas de
ganado' vacuno, 1920, ,49S cerdos, y
, 81, ,5l2632 carneros. caiculado en-
sns cifra la mas baja,cada cabailo
y.mula producer 5 toneladas de es
tiescol todos los amos, cada cabeza
de ganado vacuno. 81 toneladas; el
cerdo J toneiada, y cada carnero l.3
de,toneiada.
De acuerdo con las cifras anota
das en- ei anterior parrafo, los cabalio
Hos y mMss producer anualmente
en- el todo Ell Estado unas 2,2l7,S50
tOneladas de estiercol; el ganado va
cuno 4.S02.45S toneiadas; los cerdos
645, ,N9 t0neladas. v los cameros
l04 ,2l0 toneladas. Total de estier
col que produce todo el ganado, I.
769 767 toneiadas.
Poniendo este estiercol un pre-
clio de $500 por cada tonelada. te
nemos un vaior de Sl5.539.5 .53i en-
almentos para las piantas, o sea IN
l5n mas que ei vslor total de todos
los productos de las fncas del Esta
do. Ninguno duda que ei Sl.500.000
que Sc gasta anua.mente en- bonos
comerciaies para uso de las tincas no
sea ventaloso. Y por reeia genral bas
tante proyechoso para q que 10 EN-
plea. sPero que no podra decirse de
los bene6cios que resuitahan dc esta
vasta csntidad lie estiercoi. product
do por todo ei ganado de- Esiado,
Hay que comprender que s1io I'M 10
Dor ciento que sc anorre Y Se engpiee
en- abouar Ia tierra COZ este esEerco..
eouivale en- va.or ! todos .os abonos
comerciales que pues!@.a eomprase
todos ios amos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

Era el senior Benoizit un anciano
de setenta amos, con una de esas ca
ras vul cares que parecen hechas pa
ra ignorar las complicaciones del
sentimiento.
Estaba empl eado en- no Sc que
oficina desde hacia veinte amos, con
sagrado excl usivamente a sus ocupa
clones.
Viva Benoizit en- un modesto Guar
to en- un sexto plso.
Apenas levantado, Sc iba & su of
Gina y al regresar & eli a Sc acostaba.
Estaba SOLO en- ell mundo, sin fami
LA, sin amigos.
Era un cero a la izquierda, segdn
habia dicho ei inquiiino del segundo
Era viudo? Algunos 10 creian asi.
Otros creian que era soltero, inca
paz de apasionarse por nidie.
Habia, sin embargo, todos los
nos, un dia en- q. Benoizit modifica
ba sus costumbres. Ell 2 de noviem
bre pedia permiso en- su oficina, y q
las dos de Ia tarde salia de su casa
vestido de negro, con I'm gran pa
quote bajo el brazo.
"A d6nde iba?
Algunos vecinos curiosos habla n
visto, bajo ell papel, petalos de flo
res.
Benoizit iba quizas q algun cemen
terio a CO locar un recuerdo sobre una
tumba; pero la cosa era extraia. to
da vez que el infeliz no habla tenido
jamas ningdn amigo y que sus pa
dres estaban enterrados en- una lela
ma provincial.
IA que destinaria aquellas flores
misteriosas en- aque LA fdnebre fe
cha?
Ell ramo en- question parecia una
anomalia en- manos de aquel "cero
a Ia izquierda."
Al dia siguiente de todos los san
tos, resolvi seguir Benoizit.
Iba nuestro hombre por Ia calle
vestido de negro y hasta creo que
llevaba guantes.
Sigui6 al principle un itinerarlo
muy compicado por varias caiiejue
las. Parecia que guerra evitar que
aiguien lie viese.
Al cabo de una hora de marcia,
Benoizit me arrastro hasta Grenelie.
"A donde ibamos? No habia por
all ningdn cementero en- perspec
tlva.
Liegue Greer que me habia equi
vocado, y que aquei hombre iba a
felicitar a aigun amigo, a qulen de
seaba obsequiar con aqueiias flores.
Sin embargo, aquei traje de luto.
Detuvose ante un gran cafe iieno
de gente. En- el mostrador velase Il
ma mujer va madura, que debla b
Der sido muy guapa.
Benoizit no apartaba los 90
mostrador.
Indudabiemente iba a dosa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

una persona cuando esta dormid
sentada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12
CUENTO CORTO.

Sc alli la aventura. Entire en- el esta
blecimiento y me sente ante una
mesa.
Desde mi sitio veia Benoizit, ell
cual liamo de pronto a I'm mucha
cho que pasaba. Dijoie algunas pala
bras, lie entrego una moneda, y des
pues Sc alejo bruscamente como 81
no quisiera ser testigo de 10 que iba
a pasar.
A los pocos momentos ent r6 el
muchacho, y al verle ilegar, Ia seno
ra del mostrador, Sc echo a reir.
-iCaila! iEl ramo de todos los
anos
La llegada de las flores prdujo
extraordinaria sensation. Fran yer
daderamente soberbias.
La feiicito a usted, sonora, dijo
un parroquiano.
-5Son de aIgdn amante?- pregun
to otro.
NADIA de eso-contesto la sonora
del mostrador. r.-Todos los amos por
esta epoca recibo un magniflco ramo
-iDe quien?
-Lo ignore.
Tenfa yo por vecino un anciano
a ouien me atrevi hacer algunas
preguntas.
-Dfgame usted. :. .esa sonora.
Esa sonora era celebre en- todo
Greneile, porque habia sldo muy
hermosa.
les casada?
81; pero esta divorclada desde
hace muchos amos.
-iDe quien?
De un majadero, segdn ella me
ha dicho, de un tonic a qulen no a
maba, y al cual caiificaban algunos
de "un ce 70 a Ia izquirda."
-iY ese "cero" la amaba?
EI anciano, ocupado en- la confec
ci6n de un aienjo, Sc olvid6 de con
testarIne.
Detras de mi varlos parroqWa
nos Sc reian a carcajadas. Uno de
ellos exclam6;
-iQue estupido son los homores
cuando aman?
Sail del cafe. Habfa cerrado la no
che, Entire los que, como 20, hablan
partido, Of que uno de e Hos decia a
otro:
-Ese hombre, al cual llaman "un
cero a Ia izquierda' estaba casado
con esa mujer, dem asiado hermosa
para ei, y que jamas lie habla anna
do. Ei Zero a la izquierda' conser
va eI recuerdo en- ell fondo de su des
trozado coraz5n, y en- su candida
seacit.az .a oavil tolo' los a1os un
- l alF,a D)r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12
RI LETRERO DEL CONDE.

Los gobiernos absoiutos, 9 mas Q
menos absolutos, ,,no sueien apoyar
Sc en- los partidos pohticos que son
los que representan Ia opinion pd
bhca
cuentan que Felipe ". de Espafa
viv6 una partede su reinado aisiado
completamente de supueblo por los
rfaxofitos y cortesanos que les rodea
ban, siendo estos:en realidad los que
eieraan el poder. el conde duque de
ohvares no dejaba Wvir al
rey. Desde Ia sala del tro
no hasta el dormitono de aquel,
Aextendia su.vigilancia para noperder
de vista nj un solo instante 4 su Sc
nor. Por mucho tempo fue imposi
bic 4 Quevedo obtener una entrevis
ia con el monarca. Siempre servian
los favontos'de indirecto obstaculo.
I'm dfa, Quevedo prendi6 suavemen
,te en- Ia espalda del conde duque y
sin d. este 10 notara, un papel q. de
cfa: Quesedo quiere yer al reg. Cuando
Felipe ~ lego el letrero, quiso reir,
pero pronto comprendio ell ingenio
del recEso y llam6 q Quevedo.
Los gobienos que no Sc apoyan
para gobernar en- los partidos podti
COS, cor4en peigro de verse rodeados
de cortesanos y favoritos que son
los que realmente ejercen, al cabo,
el poder; y quenendo ser absolutos,
acaban por ser meros lnstrumentos
de sus propios cortesanos.
Ell gobernador Cotton, que es un
politico; que debe su puesto q un
partido politico de los Estados Uni
dos; que viene de un pals democra
tico en- donde los gobiernos surgen
de Ia opinion pdbica representada
por los partidos politicos; que ha
sido enviado a ia isia a cumplir una
mission poiitica. toda vez que esta
es ell arte de gobernar a los pueblos'
ha dado entender en- su mensale
que no gebernara con los partldos
poifticos.
Core SUI Excelencia el riesgo de
caer en- un gobierno absolute. NO
queriendo apoyarse en- la opinion
que los particles representan. acaba
ra por aislarse de ella y verse abru
mado por isonieadores y cortesanos
ganosos de inf fluencias y codicloses
de poder.
La opini on pdbIca un lade; ei
gobierno otro; y entrambos los
privados de ia situaclon interesados,
en- impedir que gobierno y opinion
Sc pongan en- contacto.
Tn gobierno asf vigiiado desde la
sala del trono al dormitorio del rey,
nj hace prospero g los pueblos, nj
logra, arcabo, gobernar.
Dejemos norabuena a un lado los
partidos poItieos nataros, pero Guide
el gobenador Cotton, que no tenga
algdn da que pegar a Ia espalda de
aigdn conde duque, un papel que di
ga: el gobrnGdor qulere Ger al pue-
bio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12
4UMORISMO.

I'm dia estaba el teniente
Fernando jugando al monte
cuando hecho un rinoceronte
grit6 ell jefe a su asistente
-Busca al teniente Fernando
Y die que mando yo
que venga al punto.
-Ahora no
podra, porque esta tallondo.
Tu nariz. con calidad,
es, por su naturaieza,
simbolo de la largueza,
cifra de la inmensidad.
Primero que tu, Beatriz.
sale siempre de tu casa;
V tan adeiante pasa,
que va pasa de nariz.
Dos diarios 10 anunciaron
V los dos de esta manera:
Aver tarde sc encontraron
dos muertos en- la pradera. :
Los iectores mas expertos
despues de leer decian:
Al eneontrarSe estos muertos.
tque cs 10 que eiios habiaran?
Aunque muestra deslucidos
sus encantos dona Irene.
ahrn1a j todos que tiene
treinta Y nueve amos eumpiidos
Y no equivoca Ia cuenta.
pueS segun propios y extranos.
cumpiidos tlene esos amos
desde Enero del setenta.
En esta ImprentS Sc vendt
papel de periodic,s viejos q
s2 quintal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

UJILrPara dominor ? h:om
sse.-Un medieo suizo. e doc
Oar Naege.i, deciara que = melor
msasss de dominar el insou-niO e
imitae "a respirad6n de las peIsOa.s
euauio duermen, y de hacer con a
snbosa los mismes movimiensos que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

Drepara> Ia .-~fIeZa
Es mas nutrltiv4 que cuaiqulera
otra cerveza, resutta buen alneH
to. Tonico y reconstituyente At
menta el peso de las personas que IA
usan. Fabricada y embasad q sin u
adici6n de sustancias qufmicas. Con
tiene gran proportion do Maea.
Preparada de acuerdo con el meto-
do DORNfUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De acuerdo con Ia ley
nacional de Alimentos yDrogas de
JUNO 80 de 1906
En- todos los establecimtentos dcbe
v. pedir cerbeza Piel Bros.
CALADOS Y BORDADOS.
Hechos en- Mayaguez, Puerto Rico
por expertss operarias y balo y Ia d.
reccion de protesoras competentes.
N. Esteres q. Btanes, Mayaguez,
Puerto Rico.
Solicite en- San Juan q la
Sra, doha BrYida Roman.
Hotel "Comercio''. Gala Tetuan,
numero 20. quien tiene uu extenso
surtido del ramo 4 su disposition
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

CURIOSO.-Un interesante e.;
perimento fue ell que Sc hizo en- ei lns
tituto Tecnico de Belfast con elfan
de averiguar 81 Ell magnetismo afec
ia la resistencia del hero Y del ace
70 dulce Y de hero maieable de s
puigadas de largo y de ! puigada
de diametro. parte de las cuaies esta
ba imaginada habiendosela satura
do en- un soienoide, Al ser probadas
Sc halo que el estlramiento de las
parties imanadas disminuyo de 3 a
is por ciento Y que la carga media
de rotura parecia haber aumentado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12
Entered the Post Ofce San Juan P. R
as second class matter July 1900.
La Correspondence de Pto. Rico
PRECIO DE SUSCRIPCION
EN- TODA LA ISLA

Por medic de los Agentes IN mum $ 0-o2
Directs: Tn trimestre oro .....$2-25
Tn semestre ......$ 4-50
Un afio por adelantados8-oo
En-. el exterior. Unano oro.....$S-OO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-12

En esta Imprents Sc vende
papel de periodic,s viejos
S2 quintal.