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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-29
PRESHO SELECTED
As Place of Meeting for Next Year
A Good Years Work.

"A NOou 1CNfS NOTk.
Deadwood, January 21.- The sec
ond annual convention of the South
Dakota Federation of Commercial
Clubs came to an end yesterday af.
ternoon with the election of officers
as follows:
President-Charles l.. Millette, OF
Pierre
Vice President-George V. Ayres
of Deadwood.
Secretary ]. f. Armstrong, OF
Faulkton.
Treasurer-H. r. Denton, of Web
ster.
Executive Committee Warren
Young, of Fort Pierre, Harvey ],
Rice, of Huron, e. A. White, of Muir
do, Charles L. Millette, of Pierre
George V. Ayres, of Deadwood
Charles H. Anderson, Of Pierre and
Paul F. Skinner, of Sioux Falls.
Presho was the place selected for
holding the next annual convention,
being the winner over Sioux. Falls,
the only other contestant.
Oui ii6 ehC oSooloI yesterday uue
immigration committee reported a
resolution which was unanimously
adopted. 1t strongly urged legisla-
tion for the creation of state de-
partment of immigration and labor
and for the repeal of the laws on
that subject adopted by the legis-
lature of 1907. 1t recommended
that an appropriation Of $4,000 be
asked for in carrying out the plan to
advertise the resources of the state
and that a committee of five be ap-
pointed to attend the present session
of the legislature and work for the
passage of the bill. The committee
Will be composed Of President Mil
lette, Secretary Armstrong, Warren
Young, Charles Anderson and K. G.
Phillips.
A vote Of thanks was rendered to
the retiring president, Harvey JS
Rice and the retiring secretary, Gran
Vile Jones, for their faithful and eff
ficient efforts in promoting the we'll
fare of the federation. A resolution
OF thanks was also adopted, express
ing the appreciation of the fedora
ton members for the courtesises ex-
tended by the Deadwood Business
club and the people Of the city.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-29
Famous Steamboat Races on the
MissiSsiDDi.

President Roosevelt has ordered
a race Of our battleships across the
Atlantic. It will naturally excite
great interest. When it is consid-
cred how eagerly thousands follow a
modern ocean liners attempt to
break its record, it can hardly be
doubted that struggle between the
crack ships Of the American navy
will seem to them an event of the
first magnitude.
In fact such test OF speed may
equal some that the country has al
ready witnessed-the steamboat
races during the heroic and roman
tic days Of the Mississippi river
traffic. Even now the legends of
these struggles may make the tur-
bid old river seem like an enchanted
stream flowing through enchanted
land. Tradition and more specific
evidence unite to establish the rapt
interest with which many of them
were followed.
The great race on the lower Miss
issippi was, Of course, between the
Nachez and the Robert E. Lee. Both
boats were stripped and tuned for
the race. Neither passengers nor
freight were taken aboard between
st. Louis and New Orleans-a long
twelve hundred miles of river. The
Nachez won, and It's speed became so
proverbial that Irwin Russell, the
dialect poet, makes darby say that
Noah, in constructing the ark,
Flowed he gwinter build boat to
beat de steamer Nachez!'
Races not quite so pretentlous
were frequent, and explosions, II we
may partially believe certain exag-
gerations, became an ordinary incl
dent of such Journeys. There is a
story that one friend on bidding an
other good bye at the landing ad-
vised him to keep we'll to the front
as the middle was where the steamer
blew up. But the danger only seem
ed to make the passengers more en-
thusiastic. The legendary tale OF
the owner of certain casks of hams
in transit who gladly sacrificed them
when the fuel ran short may be TAX.
en- as an illustration of their usual
attitude.
The upper Mississippi had It'll
races too, which old river men still
love to tell of and the world at large
to hear about. The one which all
Of them cite is the one between the
Grey Eagle and the Itasca to sex
which should get to st. Paul firs
and deliver the first telegraph mes
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-29
WORK REQUIRED on CLAIMS
Important Decision Rendered by SUI
nremn COurt IF rNl,io Stotn

Important Decision Rendered by SUI
preme Court of This State.
Lead, S. d., Jan. 1S.-The SUI
preme court of this state has Just
rendered a decision affirming the OBJ
inion of the lower court in the case
of John N. Haywood versus Moses
S. Emery, in which verdict was rem
dered for the defendant. Chambers
kellar, attorney for Mr.. Emery, re-
ceived word today that this de-
cision had been rendered and that
he had again won the case.
This case is of especial interest
as 1t involves question of con-
slant interest in a mining commun-
ity. Hawgood was interested in a
group of claims, with some other
men who were his co-parners. He
did large amount of assessment
work on these claims. He was also
interested in contiguous claim
with Mr. Emery. Mr.. Hawgood did
no work upon the latter property,
but Mr.. Emery did the assessment
work and then began forfeiture pro-
ceedings to advertise Hawgood out
The latter brought the case into
court, claiming that the work which
he had done upon the contiguous
property in which however, Emery
was not interested, counted for
work upon the ground which he
and Emery owned The circuit
court held with defendant who was
represented by Mr.. Kellar, but Mr..
Haywood took an appeal. The case
has been decided by the supreme
court which simply afIirms the de-
cision of the lower court.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-29
Nebraska to ELECT SENATOR.

Lincoln, Neb.. Jan. 23.-Thes Ne
braska house today approved a rec
ommendation for passage Of the
Humphrey bill for election OF United
States senator's by the Oregon plan.
The bill is evidently intended to give
w. J. Bryan a chance to be elected
DAnAAof.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-29
Martin Would Assist Irrigation Set
tiers

Washington, Jan. 22.-Represent-
ative Martin, of South Dakota, in
troduced bill amending the irri-
CATION law by providing that
where the cost Of any pro-
ject exceeds $40 an acre the
secretary of the interior may ad-
just the annual payments so they
need not exceed 50 per acre each
year. He also provides for an eight
hour workday on the reclamation
projects, and prohibits Monaghan
labor.
Mr., Martin obtained the adoption
Of resolution for the house to hold
memorial services in honor of the
late Representative Parker Sunday
afternoon, February IA.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-29
Chamberlain school to Continne

Washington, Jan. ga bill maxi
ing appropriations for the Indian
service was reported to the house
this morning. It carries a total Of
$9,913.S28, and provides for the dis
continuance of the Indian schools at
Grand Function and Ft. Lewis, Colo.
The school at Chamberlain will be
continued.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1909-01-29
NATIONAL FORESTS.
Interesting Statistics Concerning
Uncle Sans Forests,

Washington, Jan. 21.-Uncle
Sans national forests yielded an
increase of 102 per cent in timber
last year over the record for 1907,
giving returns of $349,O27.24 to the
government. twenty-five per cent
of this amount went back to the
states in which the forests are To-
Gated in lieu of taxes, in accordance
with the provisions of the law. This
revenue will be added to the states
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EL I RIFF | n US;
(Por Juan Perez Zdiiga).
,difcios Y habitaciones.

edificios y habitaciones.
A la caida de la tarde y du,
rante la comida pasamos por
Askhabart; por 10 que no pa.
samos fu6 porque nos sirvie.
sen costillas falsas pagando.
las como verdaderas, y pusi-
mos al cocinero como hoja de
perejil tt scaspiano.
Despr de conner y de en-.
tregar a ncargado del come.
dor los n.ondadientes que ha.
biamos utilizado. a fin de que.
pasaran a la reserva, como es-
taba prevenido en- uno de los
cartelitos del comedor. nos
asomamos a contemplar el
paisaje, que iba siendo cada
vez mas pintoresoo. -..... ,
De pronto Xaudaro palide.
clio hasta ell punto de q. crei q.
Sc lie habia subido al rostro la
lechuga que habia comido, y
antes de enterarme de la eau
sa TOGO el timbre de alarma y
empezaron a funciOnar los fire.
nos y par6 el tren en- seco,
produciendo gran susie entire
casi todos los pasajeros, pues
solo quedaroD impavidos ell
sacerdote budista, una de las.
cotorras y la difunta Ell con-
serva.
El jefe del tren. que era de
Azuqueca, sobresaltado y con-
vulso. lego hasta nosotros, y
sin darle las buenas tardes nj
preguntarle POI la familia le
dijo mi companero que hiciera
ell favor de observar una mata
de pepinos ques balanceaba
a 10 lejos, movidA por un ami.
NAL que Sc restregaba ell hoci.
co en- ell tallo de la planta.
E] funcionario locomovil,
malhumorado ante aquella
extrana saIida, no nos quiso
contestar; 10 que hizo fu6 i'm
ponernos una multa de Glen
rublos. Sc los entregamos,
dandole ademas propina, pero
COD la condicion de que tenia
que ir a yer que clase de ami.
NAL era ell que nos llamo la
atencion, pues sospechamos
que era el que tanto anhela.
bamos encontrar Y en- me,
dio de las protestas de todos
los viajeros y en- medic del
campo que a la derecha Sc
eytendia, examine el jefe el
bicho con un microscopic de
los que frecuentemente Sc en-.
cuentTap en- los surcos del
campo, y al momento volVio
basta nosotTos, que le pregun.
tamos. .desde la ventanil]a con
! ansiedad:
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C6CKATILs TERAFFUTlCOS Il Las
propiedsdes. alimentcias y putrtivas del
aceite De higado de -bsc alao depepden en-
absolute de las Grasas que entrap ep la
composition natural de- aceite Estas ga-
sas son digeridas y asimiladas COD mueha
mas facilidad qUs las otras. debido & Ia
preseDcia en- el aceite de bacalao de ciertos
derivados del higado. que permitep Ia
pronta emulsi6caci6D del sceite por los
fluidos del estdmago y haeen que su alb
sorci6p por Ia membrane mucoss Sc Deve
4 efecto con mas fscilidad y con mas rspi
dez que ls de nnguna otra grass.
Las grasas que e sceite de higado de
bacalao coDtieDe, aparte de su podeross
cualidad de nutrir, no poseen ningdn valor
terapeutico-y los otros elementos natura-
les que son parte de su composition no es
possible que ninguno de ellos pueda eier-
Ger en- el sistema cualquier efeto terapeU-
tico.
Is evideDte pues-aue el aceite de
bigado de bscalao es un alimento y
DO una nedicins y que que todas
sus virtudes alimeoticias estan en-
las grasas que eptraD en- SD composIer6n
y por eonsiguieDte todas las preparseio
res que pretendeD estar hechas de Ios
principles sctiyos del sceite que &c oiTe-
cen como sus slstitUtos. son productos
frsudulentos de Ia especulaci6o meTespti
dele harlstsnismo Dichos preparsdos DO
|contieneD ninguna de las propiedades nu-
tritivas y reconstItuyeBtes del aceite de
bigado de bscaIao porque cneceD de ls
gass. que 6 Ia parte del sceite que uune
y sliments-sU composition tieue muchs
semeIanEs cor la de los COCKTATLS-y
su uso puede en- ocasiones causar psriuicios
considerabIes los sa!sTmos por Ia gran
canudsd de alccb1l cue icya1ablemente
ccDtienen-y otras us;aacIas rIs6ticas.
como el saIisto de estucnina.
Esas preparacioDss. qss Sc 5iceB eo1ts-
Der lcs principles sctivcs del acerts de b.
gsdo De hsealao. SGD esPee.a.nezts psli-
Tosas para las craturas, para Ics ni5os,
para To- lavenes Y sehoras- quserss Per So
nsiuralels dsIIcada tsnperansDto e.
pecisl no pueiea rsHs,r Sc Craadss que
brantos para -l salg5 RS eterics 5els;e-eos
del sieohcl 30 ia esJuelils y ctras suits
tancias ensr-lcas
n e sceits 3e h.Eaic e taeala, e. iasus-
utuibis cone sAmenio-ccnc I'd rscc1su-
tuyenie Pcdsroso De Is szaz-e De Ios tsJi.
dos. de los reEa9s y de las huasos-y sI
modo ms raca1sl De adml-5strari, So
gdn 10 ha rrotaso % s1re-sr---a De rzz,
de o. ahos - sezaa Is cp-aa un1ysrfal
de tos me5le1s - Is EMr STON DE-
SCOTT CUE es's ooupaesis de- srs1.s
mls plro > D. Clroz inueissntes q4z a.
msntan coasssra5.e2tais q sh1slsa ~.
lnusa de- act.ss
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Sc ,AlQU|kA,,
ITnacasa de reciente cons,
trucci0n en- una de las Gales
mas centricaS de Miramar. Para
infOrmeS Allen 16. 3ov. S.
C. SANTANARIA,
COrrpSpOnSaI de la tSOciaci6V
de la 1 rprla y I litaciOn
eSpano LS.
ST. Jos5 L-Aparfndo sos
San Juan. P. r.

Revi>tas ) que ndmite suscric'6n pa
~ e. aLo 1909 Ilustracidn ATtistica,
BIanco Y Negro. Nuevo Nundo, El
Teatro. AlIededor del Nundo. MuDdo
Cienu65o. La aeta (festivol. HoJas
electas For Esos Nundos, Orb. In
parcisl ldlar'o politicol. Asi miswo
sdmIte susoIipUoDes al DiccicDaTiO
eucclopedicc iluslrado Salvat'.
TIeDe iuhridsd De chras De Medi-
una Ciruna. ObstetTlcla. Il. IL. d.
'sicologia y Educaci6D. tromcs reh
giosos Y psisales, LibTos de Misa. De
vocionarjcs cst6IiCos y Espiritas. obrai
de as bihliotecas 'Salvat' "Grana
da", "Maucci'. Callela. Aoha Carlo
nel Esteva. g., q. 30y s
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Ademas viajaba un chino
viudo llamado Chi,Chonge
con tres criados de barro cocl-
do, que iban acompanando al
amarillento cadaver de su Sc
nora, depositado debajo de "a
mesa de billar, en- una gran
lata LENA de almibar, que es
como en- China conservan los
cadaveres distinguidos.
Ell resto del personal movi.
BILE 10 componian, ademas de
nuestras humildes Y asende.
readas personals. IN fak!r in
dio con una de s'ls esposas,
que Sc habia quedado tuerta
a conseeuencia iel dltimo
parto.
Mientras hici y oonoci,
miento con este personajes
no nos fjamos Ell el terreno
que recorriamos; solo vimos
la desembocadura del Anon
daria, que es IN rio que mace
en- Afganistan y atraviesa
con su corriente todos los Es.
tados que lie da la CANA.
Al llegar a la primera esta.
cion, que es Uzum, DOS pusi,
mos a almorzar, y cuando nos.
otros llegabamos a los espa.
rragos, el tren llegaba a Kyzgt
Arvat.
Creiamos que la Venta de
articulos especiales de cada
localidad era cosa particular
de Espana, pero en- el trayec-
to que ibamos recorriendo Sc
nos ofrecieron varias especia-
lidades de gran estimacion.
En- Kyzgt Al At Sc adeIan-
raron hacia los Viajeros unos
cuan& vendedores de obleas
rellenas de merluza. y debian
de ser cosa RIGA, porque al
POGO tempo de haber parade
el tren no solo no quedaba por
vender un ejemplaI, sino que
los compradores Sc fueron chu
pando los dedos dnrante dos
horas y treinta y cinco mimi
tos.
Despu6s hizo alto eI convoy
en- Fuerte Poltovsky, y asi CO.
mo en- Albacete salen a vendeI
navajas y en- Alcazar tortas y
en- el Escorial bombones, ALI
DO salian a vender NADIA alb
solutamente. La tercera pa.
rada fue en- Fuerte Oremburg
factoria militar Tusa que nc
tiene nada de particular.
Lo mismo podemos decil
de Cock Tope y Aszhabat
que son pueblos situados
enorme distancia uno de otro
y su importancia es tan esca
sa que carecen en- absolute d,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-05
La experienced del doctor
Salvador CarboneIl.

I'm padre ogra3eeido.- pesde hs'.
.erca de veinte amos vengo indicando
Emulsion de Scott en- los casos en- q:
lsta recomei ado su uso, Y siempre
1uedado sal -fecbo del resultado cite.
10. Debo ga'itud dichs preparscrs.
oues 81 no huniera sIio pur ella que IT.
Iyud6 salvar nj hIa Csms's. e-ta =.
sstaria hoy en- Algeciras onsada ccp q,
lyudante del ComandaDt. General dc
Campo de Gibraltar, el ec--ral sen
0breg6n.
Abora mismo tenGo en- nj SaYs.c~,
ID nibo de Dueve amos. guien pracu
3ue resecciones en- "a TINA \ que much.
IA gaDado con ls Enuls.oD - D.. )
e0TbOnel.
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Negocio lucrative

Puede tenerse en- una hueDs V Sc
gurs renta con Ia adquisici6D de tres
casas De msdera en- los melores sltOs
de Santuroe: SOD de construction mo-
derns Y cen pocos meses de fabnca-
das: no estan ocupsdas POr familias '
teDeD oontTstos poT custro amos y no
Sc precisa hsoer easto aguDo en- las
fncas perclbiendoss les alquileres el
dia primero de cada mes ocn tOda pun
tualidad- Se veDdeD IuBtss o separa-
das Dali informes F c Rodriguez,
apaTtad0 de oouscs 547.-San Juan
Pto Rico eva
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JANA La PREsENTB BsTAc1oN Los
..n.cho. de ia Villa de Madrid son los
ou. dan resuelto el problema dc ia sen.s ,os
4. c,,sto en- Puerto Rico. tilos sou 'o'
cn;eos cue han conseguido tener en- 81
u narnffico establishments ei surt'oo 1n5
sorn,,leto de los articulos del ramo an
nunes faltan las legitimas eamlSeea
srsps de bilo nj carecen de las me1o.es ss
r.,esdi.s para sehoras y ninos asi como
80. caballeros. Contracts directos con
ssbr,cantes les ponen en- cona'eloh ae 'e.I &C.
ssr ,,.sr' ouanto pueda pedirse q io' mel es -
..,sc;os - No hay quien yea no conp'' IS
.ssns de cintas dorothy que Vel n
= caiitas dos lazos una banda Q en- -, a.
n i;tas dc seis lazos; podemos servlr ss seal, 4,
rn;sr .;s color ' precio desde sl,75 a 80 e'
;nsgo. Yea el gran lote de bordados en-
,ass0. sasss euvs realizaci6n haoemos menos IS
5e Il mitsd de precio. En- telas b'ancaS y
A. fantasia no tenemos competldof' t
- 80. tinos especiales en- Persian LoN
French organdi y cuanto e puet'oU U;sits
..,sto .A nscesite- Pida muestras o Vls'te
nusstros - ersndss almacenes sesu5ameaa 1ea
- ballard cuanto necesite r. ". D. tot, S
Ts,sfano a73. San Francisco ol' eao
yu,n Puerto Rico. -
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Ell SALON MORGAN, cada ve1 o.
A.. me;or exito el acreditado estaolecl-
,,;snto de Ia calle de la Fortaleza (Alien'
= sl mundo elegante de San Juan que
do otras parties, vista 10 c'udad enclen' sIa,
tra en- Ell cafe Morgan toda clase DE neiauI;' N1;
refrsl>ss chocolates, cafe de la melot can n
dad. sstuches y caiitas de bomoones pto, s
bias para regalos 10 mas delicado al en- 'an
ane en- materia de reporteria puede desear
un buen paladar, A la bora de ainue,to a,,.;
se sirven alli esquisitos lunehs: NO 0'''
Ja;s 81 cafe Morgan Fortaleza Il
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Casa de PreStamOsde J, RendOD
y COmpahia S. en- c.

Fl lunes 1c: de Mario a las
2 de la tarde tendra lugar un
esplendido de las prem
das que habiendo transcurri'
do seis meses no han sido re-
novadas nj canceladas. Hay
de venta un precioso surtido
de alhaias. Allen 81, Forta-
leZa.
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BUEN DEPENDIENTE -Ofre-
ce sus servicios un joven robusto y
PRACTICE en- empleos de restaurants.
hoteles, cafes, etc, Dirjirse a ?. L.
"Correspondencia de ) uerto Rico.
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Fl. LOPEZ CEPERO. San Jose l6,
Compra y venta de muebles en- general
Sc hacen prcstamos de dinefo sobre prem
das de orc, plata y piedras preciosas Sc
compran prendas antiguas modernas,
Sc compra vende plata y oro deter'o-
Iado. Coustante existencia de muebles,
& tipo econ6micos. BARRAS DE Ca
IRE. A.p.
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TERRENO EN- SANTURCE,.oe ven
de una parcela de unos l6,oCp me '.'
cuadrados, situada en- la calle oe Ian >
& ochenta metros de dlstanc'a oe Ia d
"a del Mercado de dicho oarrlS o oe oan, r
three en- colindancia por ell Norte con
el sParque Residential" l".-Preclo modN-
RADIO v faciidades para ell pago.-ln'
,,ars w Bosch. Tetuan 3, altos
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Indie ador gen eral,

----- = ga
= CONSEsos A LAS Y AItsEts p sIisTnF. owe
snss nscs ~ esisn = en- e perodo de Ia deseneon To.
nurcinna aliso Immediate peeaensH sn,s 4 ano e
sseiso despea nny yye aesT,e ,s,ds Is s5s m1 dolores
nse,c n sseties IA funcou del estomaSo eeq.a M
msssnos E meor remed,o soSSeiao ds Rafs fcsuaque
uss ,yys ys eansa Tengase mucho cuidado en- peSd 81 ma
y .psbe ~ Caipiante de Ia Senora NinsoW 'e' N
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ENTIRE los compradores de reloleS
4 plazos en- la joyerfa de F kehrnann
' Co. Sc ofrece un reloi "Waltham Sc
manalmente. La Ultima semana optuVo
uno ell socio, Tito Santos San Juan,
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REsrAuRADoR VITAL De RIcoRD'
Restaura Ia vitaldad de los hcmbres
Garantizado. Precio sl-00. orc SIempre
{ la venta en- la Farmscis de hide, Iul-
lermetv. Ha curado a ctrO9 Y cuIs a '.
Sc solicitan pedrdos por correo.
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SOLAR EN- MIRAMAR vendese una
muy bien situado. 1nformarap en- La
Corr espondencla. p
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Ell BOULEVARD DE LAS NEREIDAS JUNTO
MAR ES Ell PASEO MAS BONITO DE LA ISLA.
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DICHO BOULEVARD SERA ALBERTO T
RALMENTE FEBRERO 7 DE 1909.
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SITIO EXTRA SALUDABLE BANADO POR LA
BRISAS DEL OCEANO ATLANTICO.
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MAS DE $50 SOLARES VEND1DOS EN-
MESES LOS PRECIOS SERAN AUMENTAD
CESANTEMENTE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-05

SOLARES DE TODAS DIMENSIONES FACI
DIES PARA Ell PAGO.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-25
MADE GREAT APPEAL TO HIM.
Silence CT Ants Especially impressed
CbuloUs Individual.

q hope and trust, muh po', under
done brulder." severely said good old
Person Bags, er. addressing a bibulous-
~ inclined member of his flock. dat
de 'stressin eppersode of night befo'
last will be a lesson TO yo'!"
"Yassah!" replied the erring one.
wagging his head, convincedly. Il
sho'ly reggins twill been uh-packin'
home too many drains, now and ag'in,
yuh Of late, as muh wife-fine lady
as dar is i'm the worldl-has been
pintedly tellin' me. But, on de monu-
mental 'casion yo defers to l gifts lit
up and draped down by de wayside
and slept all night on an ant hill, and
de paltry varmints mighty nigh eat
me up. Blame near skinned me alive,
sab, dem ants did; but dey didn't talk
uh-whlst dey was dom 1t. Nussah.
dey never said a word bout de awful
contamination o. muh heenyus con-
duct, and all dis and dat and de tud-
der-dess EFT me up In peace and
quiet And after dis, IL keeps nuh
mind, whenever | gifts too much O. dat
ar balloon Juice in muh pussonality,
rs gwne to lay out on an ant Hill all
night, preference to goin' home to muh
family. BY de blessin' o de Lawd,
ants don't talk!"-Tom P. Morgan, in
Puck.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-01-25
THOUGHT THEY WERE STALE.
Good Reason Why Playwright Did } 1t
Appreciate Candy"

A well-known playwright who has a
full-grown appetite and is particular
ly partial to caramels found a hand
full of very pretty CONNECTIONS on the
top of his wife's dresser the other aft
ernoon. He looked them all over and.
selecting one encased In tin foil, ate
it. 1t tasted to him as though 1t were
stale.
In the course OF the evening his
wife asked him II he did not want
some candy. The writer of plays said
he thought he had eaten all the candy
he cared for that day.
"You evidently buy the box because
ii has a pretty picture on it and let
them give you the candy" he COM
planned. you can leave that tin-foiled
stuff around the house hereafter with
safety. I've had all | want OF IT,"
oh" said his wife, that covered
with tin.foil wasn't candy That was
bath tablets"