davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1909-10-09

Also at the same time and place the fol-
lowing described properties:
No. 1 Two-story brick dwelling, NO. ll22
u. 18th street, six rooms and bath;
Lot "a n. 81 It,, more or less.
No. .. Three-etory brick dwelling and
store, n. H. Cor. Front and Adams
streets, eight rooms bath and
store room; Lot is II. X n IT,, more
or less.
n. Q. Two-story frame dwelling No. 1873.
Claymont street, FIVE rooms; Lot
"a r. 96 IT,. more or loss.
No. 4. Two-story and attic frame and
brick dwelling No. 40 Walnut
street. six rooms and bath; Lot IS f. X s.
f., more or less.
Attendance will be given and terms
made known by SECURITY TRUST
AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Oct6a13.19
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REMOVAL NOTICE

DEM0VKL NOTICE.
X Dr. II, b. Manchester announces the
removal OF his offices from 400 and n0
EQUITABLE Building. Wilmington. Del, TO
A0f Delaware avenue, on Monday, sep
tember a. 1909. septL5-lrne
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REAL EsTATE FoR RENT
'''' " 1ssntS2 snd ~ NJ TsI ,l'es &c IL
FOR RFNT

A s5 ACRE FARM. within two miles
OF the city. Has a 1l-room house with
bath porchcs. barn. carriage house.
chicken house, wash house and plenty
OF fruit
DINSAIORE a. CO..
ocis-g-n l03 Wost Eighth S.
ROR RENT-TWO DWELLINGS IN
tho country back OF Eden Park.
Apply VIM. CArHELL. IL. & A. 655-X.
fept2S-e.o.d.-tf.
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WANTED

III SSTySSTTB~HfGHEsf CASH sRfcE
w paid for feather beds and pillows.
SANITARY MATTRESS CO, ~ East
Fifth street. sepi-s-ilno
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HELP WANTEn-FFMALE

VA 1NT'F-IJ-COL0RED WOMAN Ftls
w GENERAL housework Apply ~ 5s7
Van Buren street O2,7-@s
x1YATTREsSE SES-MUST BE THohosg 5rt- ~
w ~ experienced and bring koor +oA-
.,..,,,..s,s CIBNEY A. SON
eiSnsoSsS, ., 7fs Market street
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
RANKIN COUNTY
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION

Those Who Decide for Christ, by Rev.
Mr.. Simmons.
Song, VIII There Be Any Stars i'm
My Crown?
A motion of Brother Simmons was
carried that the secretary be paid
SO per year fer her services, and
THAT the vice presidents of each beat
request all the superintendent I'M THE
county to assist in collecting said
amount from their respective Sunday
schools
The following persons were elected
as the executive Commute fer next
conventions: Misses Ina Noble, Stella
Mayo, Eula Warren, and Hattie
Knight, and Messrs. Walter Noble,
j. E. Johnson and w. A. Warwick
The nominating committee reported
the following as officers:
HON. VIM. Buchanan, president.
john Turner, beat 1, Florence, first
vice president.
j. H. Whitfield, beat 2, Brandon,
second vice president.
w. H. Slaughter, beat 3, Fannin,
third vice president.
]. E. Johnson, beat 4, Pelahatchte,
fourth vice president.
Rev. ]. H. Donnell, beat 5, Cato,
fifth vice president
Pearl Pope, Cato, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Mary Anderson, assistant secretary
Number of Sunday Schools report
ed 10.
Number of teachers 80.
Number of pupils 425.
Amount collected by all Sunday
Schools s487.74
Number of Baptist Sunday Schools
reported Z.
Number of Methodist Sunday
Schools reported 2.
Number of Presbyterian Schools re-
ported /.
What Shall the Harvest Be? by
Rev. Bryan Simmons was the last ad-
dress. After this the following reso-
lutions were offered by Hon. VIM.
Buchanan, and adopted by the con-
venticn:
l. That the thanks of the conven-
tom are due and are hereby tender
ed to the good people of Cato and
community fer the elegant entertain
ment of the convention fer the last
two days.
H. That the thanks of the conven-
tion are rendered to the oTgaEist and
choir for. the excellent music furn-
ished, and also to the officers of the
contention for their important and
punctual services.
The convention then adjourned,
with prayer by Rev. Mr.. McLelland.
PEARL POPE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
A Noble Rule of Life.

To live content with small means;
to seek elegance rather than luxury;
and refinement rather than fashion;
to be worthy not respectable; and
wealthy, not, rich; to listen to stars
and birds, babes and sages, with open
heart; to study hard, TO think quiet
ly, act frankly, talk gently; await oc-
casions, hurry never; in a word, to
let the spiritual, unbidden, and I'M
conscious grow up through the COM
mon-that is my symphony-M. H
Charming.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
The. poIlar WouEdn,t Last.

Elinor was very anxious to brfn4
home an Angora cat from Maine lasI
summer: Her mother objected, thiefE
Ing that the care of a cat from Maine
to Connecticut was entirely too ardu.
Gus a task, so she tried to buy OFF,
Elinor. If you will say no more about
the cat" she said, Il will give you a
dollar to- spend in Boston" Elinor
looked quite thoughtful for a moment
tnen said: But, mother, how much
longer a cat would last than dollar. >"
New Haven Palladium.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
A Partial. Theft.

Isn't this lovely little bockT' she
asked, showing 1t to him. Such a
fine leather cover. Such nice gilt
edges l swiped it when the clerk
wasn't looking" For the love OF
heaven!" he exclaimed. 1.-The Acts
of the Apostles!' Why did you conf1ne
yourself to the 'Acts?' Why didn't you
steal the whole Bible %
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
A Welcome Change.

Now, here Is piece OF goods"
said the voluble saleslady. that
speaks for itself" That's all right"
re1oined the mere man who was do
ing shopping stunt for his better
half. Now, Ii you will kindly keep
quiet for few minutes and give the
goods an opportunity to speak. I'll
be ever so much obliged
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
PLAYS Solitaire with Dice

prosperous looking man who has
frequented the same cafe for two
years in Liberty street always stops at
the bar before he sits down to his
luncheon and shakes dice with himself
to decide whether he will take a
drink or not. He never throws with
any other person.-New York Press.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
lnveterate Foe Of the weed.

Swfnburne detested the practice OF
smoking. 1t is said that one day at
the Arts club, after going from room
to room In the vain hope of finding
clear atmosphere to write in. he ex-
claimed: James l. was a knave, a
tyrant, fool, liar. coward. But
love him, / worship him, because he
slit the throat of that BLACKBOARD,
Raleigh. who invented this filthy
smoking"
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29

In public Affairs your milk and
Sr fellow. with a putty spine
mealy mouth. and the grin of co
afo4y ape. makes no enemies.
notos oftice half a century, and .
weeks after he is dead nobody g
remember whether he was in q
gress or on the supreme court, g
ernor or an ambassador. so dissofY
INTO oblivion everything but backboi
New York Press.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
Too Bio a Price

Does the pursuit of wealth cut the
American man of business off from
the old-fashioned relish of books and
society? In other words. is he paying
too big or disproportionate a price in
time and strength for wealth and
commercial prominence My answer
would be: Yes, beyond question
From A. Barton Hepburn's The
American Business Man in the Cen
fury.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
A Woman of Some weioht.

A woman who weighed 448 pounds,
was buried at Eye, Suffolk, Eng, re-
Gently. The coffin was six and half
feet long, three feet across, and two
feet deep, and was taken to the GEN.
etery on dray. being lowered into
the grave by chains and pulleyss
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
DEGREES of Heroism,

"Of co'se, "said Uncle Eben. "dar aim
40 chance OF me goin' out wifi gun
an 'stinguishin' myself by knockin'
over big game. But | does feel sum
pin like hero when invites Sunday
company an kills couple o. chickens
fob dinner
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
Roumanlan kissinu Eair.

There is a sort of kissing fair he
yearly in one of the provincial toY
of Roumania. Upon that day, at
rate, there Is free trade in kiss
This festival is held upon the fea
of St. Theodore. and it is said thai
the girls in the town not only al
themselves to be kissed on that q
but offer themselves for that purpos
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
Hedaed About with Loving Care.

Mote-NI heard that old Goldfe was
going to marry again" Beam--Noth-
ing In it His children are too smart for
that They never let him go behind
the scenes, They keep him well 50
that he can't fall in love with a nursel
And for fear that he might marry th9
cook they make him live at hotel.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
lust the Color.

Jokesmith-That' a sarcastic ed
itor on that comic paper ! submitted
some jokes written on gray paper
Poet-Did he make any comment?
Jckesmith-Yes, he said they were so
old they were turning gray.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
When Some People Use II.

A little boy was asked by his teach
or To define the fluid known to chem
lists as H3O. Almost without hesita-
ton, the bright little chap answered:
Water IL colorless liquid which be-
comes dark when you wash your
hands in it--Lippincott's
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
Hot Water for the Eyes.

=" ~~NN TOT Ute - -
Nothing win better draw out
nammation caused by tears thai
SOAK the eyes in hot water. Tt
THIS the cloth should be wet and
over the lids. renewing as soon as
neat subsidies Ten minutes q
makes the whole face red and
blood recedes. the lids bleach
rest Of the skin.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
Friendship.

II a man does not make a new 40
quaintance as he advances through
life, he will soon find himself left
alone, A man, sir. should keep his
friendship in constant repair.-John-
son.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
Caters for Mourners, Patronage

The proprietor of one of the saloons
near Long Island cemetery. with an
eye to business, sends black bordered
circulars to houses from which there
will be a funeral, stating that special
attention will be given to funeral par
ties and that private rooms. nicely
furnished, will be reserved for chief
mourners."-New York Tribune.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29

The 23rd annual session of the Ram
kin County Sunday School convenr
ton convened at Cato, Miss, Wed
nesday afternoon, July IA, 1909.
The president being absent, the
meeting was called to order by MIR.
B. A. Clark, who also conducted the
devotional exercises.
Welcome address was delivered by
Miss Abbie Gill. Hon. ]. R. East re-
sponded to the welcome address.
Song: l Want To Be Worker for
THE Lord.
The first subject discussed was
How to Get the Best Results from a
County Sunday School Convention =
Hon. j. r. East led in the discuss
ION and was followed by Judge A. G..
Norren and Rev. ]. H. Donmel.
On notion of Judge A. G.. Norrell,
it was ordered that a report from
hIl Ulb0 OuuuSty OSEUOOlS Uc uluOu.
Next Brother J. F. Norman spoke
ON the Negligence of the School.
Them after a song, When the Roll
is Called Up Yonder, and prayer by
Brother j. F. Norman, the ccmWen-
tion adjourned until p. m.
On Wednesday July 18th, at p. m
the president still being absent, the
convention was called together by
Judge A. G. Norrell. Devotional ex-
ercises were conducted by Mr.. Clark.
Why We Should Teach Missions i'm
the Sunday School, was discussed by
Judge NorHel.
Song, Workers at Home. Prayer b
Brother j. F. Norman. The conWent
tion adjourned until $3.50 on the fol-
lowing day.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-07-29
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION

lowing day.
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION.
AT $50 O'Clock the convention was
called to order and Hon. VIM. Blu
chaman was elected president pro ten
to serve in the absence of President
john Rund-E.
Devotional exercises were conduct
ed by Rev. Bryan Simmons
The discussion of the subject, The
Superintendent His Duties and Quad
ifications Outside the School Room
was lead by Rev. Bryan Simmons,
after which it was open to general
discussion for a few moments.
Upon motion of Brother Bryan Sim
mons, all visitors from the various
Sunday Schools were invited to par
ticipate in the proceedings of the con-
vention
On motion Of Brother Simmons,
the consideration of the old constitu-
tom was deferred until the afternoon
session.
The next subject was Existing
Drawbacks to Sunday School Fro
gress by Rev. J. H. DonnelI
Rev. Bryan Simmon spoke on How
to make Sunday Schools Attractive
The subject, the Necessity Of Sun
day Schools, was left open TO Holun-
tary remarks and was discussed by
Hon. VIM. Buchanan, Rev. ]. F. Nc
LELAND and Ernest Cooper
Song, When the PearIy Gates Tn
fold
Some thoughts ON the Teacher Out
side the Sunday School were pre-
scented by Judge Norrell and Hon.
VIM Buchanan.
Rev. J. F. McLelland delivered an
address ON the Teachers Qualifica-
tlon.
On motion of Rev. Mr.. McLelland,
Rev. Mr.. Simmons, Messrs. J. f. Nor
man and B. A. Clark were chosen as
al committee ON nominations.
Song, Beautiful.
The convention them adlouEned unr
TIL 1870 p. m during which time a
bountiful dinner was served.
THURSDAY, AFTERNOON SESSION
Convention was called to order by
the acting president, and devotional
exercises were conducted by Brother
Simmons.
The nominating committee report
ed the following g1irls to- take codlec-
tiom for expenses of the convention;
Misses Hattie Clark, Belle Ponder,
Irma Pope and Sarethia Morgan and
Ina Mcintyre, and 81 was the result
OF the collection, winch amount was
turned over to the secretary.
On motion of Brother Simmons the
president was authorized to revise
the constitution as he may think prep
en-.
On motion the convention voted
that its next meeting shall be held
ait Shiloh.
The next subject, An Ideal Teach
er, was discussed by HON. VIM. Buch,
anan. Rev. MIR. Simmons and Brother
Norman
Song, Joy Bells.
A paper, The Benefits of the Sum
day School, was read by Miss Hattie
Clark
Song, Hear the Savior Gently Call
ing.
The next subject was, What Must
Ee Done After Decision Day, for
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-22
Un nino lesionado.

En- uno de los carros el6c.
tricos que venia aver tarde de
Santurce para San Juan, iba
un ni1o de corta edad, Jose
.Patiflo, en- la plataforma de
atras del CAIRO 8. La aglome-
raci6n de pasajeros era muy
grande y con dificultad Sc po-
dian sostener en- ella los que
entraban ultimamente.
Al llegar a la parada 8 y
media fue lanzado a la carre-
terra y a POGO queda destroza-
do con los carros que venian
detras.
FL senior Herman Benh que
venia en- ell CARO- le condujo
al Cuarto de socorro de Puerta
de Ti9rra en- donde fu6 Gu.
RADIO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-22
La Ilustracion Artistica

Es sin duda alguna, una de
las mejores revistas que Sc edi-
tan en- Espafia, .tanto por sus
grabados de gusto inmejora-
Bile. como por SUI amena y Sc.
lecta lectura. ST a este Sc ana
den los magnificos regalos que
hace a sus abonados, consis.
tentes en:el Salon de la Mo,
da" con fgurines en- negro y
colores, que reparte cada quin.
ce dias, y cinoo voluminosas
obras repartidas por trimes-
tres y lujosamente encuader-
nadas, nos dara Ia claye de
Dor que es la revista preferida
de las damas, que solo en-
America Sc hallan suscritas
mas de cincuenta mil.
rs agente en- esta capital,
el senor G. Santamaria, San
Jose nnmero {. 5y.E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-22
CABLES.
Cipriano Castro autor
dell conploti p ar a
asesinar a Gomez.
Ell vapor argentine Gene
raj Roca" Sc quemo, Pc
reciendo ESQ personas.
Los exportadores franceSeS
opuestes a Ia guerra de ia
rifas contra los EstadOs Uni
dos, ..'.

New York, Febrero 22.-La
Corte Suprema de Caracas ha
depuesto formalmente al gene.
raj Cipriano Castro como pre-
sidente de la .repdblica, por,
haber quedado evidenciado an
te ella, por los numerosos testi-
gos q. declararon en- ese case,
, J por los acusados de compi-
.ces quefu6di general quien
urdio la trama para asesinar
al vice,presidente Juan Vicen-
te Gomez. No Sc cree que Sc
insista en- la solicitada extra.
dici6n, tanto por el principle
I de la mo extradicion" sancio.
nado por ell gobierno de Was
hington cuanto porque no 10
Gonsentira Alemania. Entire
las pruebas de La culpabiEdad
de Castro, figura un cablegra,
ma de este dirigido desde Ber-
lin a los que fraguaron ell COM
plot. Ell cablegrama dice de
.este modo: "A las Nboras pa,
ra matarlas Sc les aplasta la
cabeza." "
New York, Febrero 22.-Se
han recibido informes cable.
graficos que notician haberse
quemado el vapor argentine
General Roca," pereciendo
ahogados $50 personals. Ell 81
niestro. Sc produjo en- las car
boneras, extendi6ndose tan ra.
pidamente que no fu6 possible
ordenar obra alguna de saliva
vento.
New York, Eebrero 22.--En
ell movimiento arancelario de
Franoia para una guerra de
tarifas, los exportadores Sc
oponen a que 6sta Sc haga a
los Estados Unidos. ri 60
bierno, 81 las cosas no Sc ARE
CLAN de modo que Sc pueda
llegar a un tratado equitativo,
tai vez insista en- la guerra de
tarifas la cual enderezara tam
bi6n contra otras naciones.
Los exportadores estan resuel-
tos a impedir que tai guerra
lesione sus intereses, que son
cuantiosos en- la exportacion
a los Estados Unidos.
New York, Febrero 22.-El
presidente Roosevelt revisara
hoy en- Hampton Roads la for
midable fiota blanca arribada
a aquel punto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-22
diantes Edad Media ' de ar
bilidad del barco.

diantes Edad Media y de ar.
leqnn. Los j6venes Toste.
IUrrutia y Robennett en- la
carroza.
En- I'm coche los sehores
America Salas, Garcia, Esca,
Iona y Vivoni.
Dos grandes "canastas'', 60.
lores amarillo y rojo y azul Y
blanco de la casa sucesores de
A. Mayol y Compania.
Una "canasta' de amarillo
y blanco con el senior Damian
Caubet, sehorita Guillermina
Gonzalez y nihas Guillermety-
Gonzalez.
Una carroza de rojo y negro
y vestidas de "Mefist6feles"
las graciosas senoritas Molina,
Gomez Brioso, Diaz, Fernan
dez, Rodriguez y sonora de
Fernandez Mater.
En-, un coche las distingui-
das senoritss Vidal, con- ramos
de flores negras v aZhles.
En- icoches descubiertos ell
senior Montesinos y su distin.
guida esposa, y el senior ]. T.
Silva y su distinguida hiia
politica, senora de j. P. Silva.
En- una lijera y artistica
"canastilla" las monisimas nj.
mas Soler y Escalona, con ira.
jes de crema, blaneo y azul.
Ell desile -resulto hermoso.
y en- todo ell trayecto fueron
arrojando serpentinas y'pape
lillos" de las casas a los We.
hfculos y de estos a elias, dan.
dose enthusiasts combates. De
La Correspondence Sc ii.
raro buen ndmero de "serpen.
tinas' y el piso de las GALES
de Fortaleza y San Francisco
cstaba materialmente alfom.
brado de cintas y papelillos.
La banda de la policia in.
sular ejecutaba alegres mar
chas durante el trayecto y pa
rejas de este cuerpo. q caballo,
formaban a distintos trechos
de La comitiEa. Buen numero
de personas q pie siguio la co.
mitiva hasta la plazuela de
Colon, en- donde continue esta
hacia Santurce } al hip6dro-
mo en- donde era el punto de
llegada.
Los dos primeros premios
fueron adjudicados al coche
"Globo' de los esposos Zeno.
Portell y "Pagoda" ocupada
por las seioras de Giorgetti.
Muhoz Rivera, Fernando Van.
gas y Benitcz Castahos.
Al adjudicarss los premios
el iurado dio orden de que sa.
lieran a Ia pisa Ia "pandere-
"a" en- que 1bsn i2s sshoritss
- - = N :. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-22

Marin y Ell ''globo'', pues ha,
bia dddas respeoto de cual de
los dos vehiaulosysdebia obte,
ner Ell premio. Llovio en- aque.
Hos momentos y la pandere.
ta' Sc qued6 bajo el Grand
Stand, obteniendo el'premio
ell "globo". Con gran aplau.
SO del pdblico.
La parada termin6 q aas
$50.
SEMPER.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-22
La junta del sabado.

A las 5 de la tarde del sa.
bado Sc reuni6 la Junta Cen
tral de la Union de Puerto Ri
co en- pleno. La session duE6
hora y media y de los acuer-
dos que Sc tomaron Conocera
ell pdbliCo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-22

llisimo.grupo de graciosisimas
dariitas. Carmen Bravo, de
sarlequin,r = Benilde Bravo. de
champagne" Georgna Ske,
ret, de "albanesa''' y Maria
Gorbea, de "gitana." Llamo
tambien mucho la atencion es-
ia carroza. En- ella iban aeon.
panando los jovenes Lcdo. Fe-
rrer,, Ross, Vald6s y doctor
Toro. "
"Canasta' con guirnaldas,
banderas y flores. En- elias
dos lindas gitana y mora que
"haoian vacilar a los creyen-
tes" como nos dijo ocurrente-
mente la graciosa Maria, y en-
ella Cruz Benet y Maria del
Vale. La primera de mora,
blanco y rojo y la segunda
"gitana" rojo, blanco y azul.
jovenes Cartajena y Gim6nez
les aoompanaban.
"Pandereta." Cuatro gra.
ciosas mascaritas con anita.
ces negros y adivinandose ba-
joellos las lindas caras de Hay.
dee y Pepita Marin, Minina
del Vale y Maria Asencio.
Los jovenes Carlos Zeno An.
tongiorgi, Enrique Aboy Faus.
to Marin, y Celso Caballero,
iban tambien en- ella. Los ador
nos eran muy apropiados y los
trajes de negro y amarillo ha,
clan magnifico contraste. En-
esta carroza debia ir tambien
la sehorita Mald Benitez que
no pudo concurrir por en-.
fermedad deFun sobrinito su.
.yo.
Dos carruajes simulando
enormes "cajas de tabacos...
abiertas J presentando deseo,
munales cigarros'y ocupados
por una docena de mascaras
resultaron nuy bien presenta-
dos.
Una "carroza con guirnal-I
das y flores y artistioos anun-
clos de una marca, de cham
pagne" ocupado por los dis
tinguidos esposos Cadierno,
Tres coches descubiertos con
las bellas sehoritas Alonzo Y
Garcia de Quevedo y senores
Freirla, RAMIREZ y dOCtor Gar-
cia Queyedo.
Tn automovil con los espo-
sos Fabian-Finlay, arreglado
senciIlamente y con rosetones
azules y blancos.
Una gran carroza con ARGOS
de guirnaldas y en- ella un
magnifoo grupo de damitas.
Fran las sehoritas Paniagua,
Urrntia, Dazbon. Martinez,
PascuL y Quinones. Bonito
bouquet. Trajes de estu-I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-22
Por el dia de hoy.

Con motive de ser hoy dia
del aniversario de Washington
todas las oficinas publicas es-
tan cerradas. Los barcos de
guerra y mercantes fondeados
en- la bahia ostentan sus ban.
deras y ell Arsenal y fuertes
estan empavesados.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-22
Grata vista.

Ha estado en- San Juan en-
asuntos particulares, nuestro
ilustrado companero ell doctor
Fernando Aleman. de Areci.
bo. Que Sc repitan sus visi.
tas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-22
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ss 1;s' 1: ..ss.s Henry Crosby !: rs %
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q preciOS sin CempetenCid.
Aproveehad hoy que esta deScargando el buque.
Esrbame pdsme precios dstales Sera ustsd servids.
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Oficinas, Tetuan 73.
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COMPRAS, economizaran DINERO, pues<nues-
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.. ferreteria en- general.
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