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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
FOR WOMEN
AND THE HOME

made with yellow soap, with ten o.
fifteen drops Of sal volatile in y
This makes jcwelry very brilliant.
White paint, when dirty, should bc
washed with milk, which win effect
ually remove the dirt. Colored paint
may be treated in similar way with
cold tea, which is an excellent solvent.
DO not wash the windows with
soapsuds. A little alcohol rubbed on
quickly viii leave the pancs bright
and shining # they are wiped dry.
Ammonia Il equally good If put In the
wash water Or rubbed on with cham
ois.
TO renoyate velvet, free II from
dust by laying II face down and whip
ping Il smartly; then brush with .
soft hair brush, dampen on the wrong
side with borax water, and hang, pile
inward in the sun to dry.
TO prevent buff and gray linens
from fading or growing strcaky IN
| the process Of laundering add table.
spoonful Of black pepper to the first
water in which they are washed and
then Daunder in the usual way.
Wash goods liable to fade Should
be washed in strong solution Of salt
allowing cup Of salt to a quart d
hot water While the water Is warn
put the material in and let It soak fol
while; then take out and wash il
| the usual way.
! An excellent cologne may be mad,
with half an ounce Of oil bergamot,
quarter Of an ounce of oil Of lemon
half an ounce Of English lavender
half a drachm Of oil Of neroli and on
quart Of alcohol Shake the bottl
several times day for four or fv
days.
Physicians claim that sleep Is NOR
refreshing in a darkened room, there
fore 1t is best to Save inside shade
Of dark green holland under th
ordinary shades. These are NOR
easily adjusted than blinds. 1t Is we
10 accustom children from infancy t
sleep in the dark.
Shoe leather may be dressed wit
vaseline or glycerine. This is espec
ally good treatment for leather ths
has become stiff through being we
When shoes are wet. before putin
them away to dry they should be fl
cd with paper. The paper absorb
the moisture and keeps the shoe
from becoming hard.
TO make salted almonds blanch an
dry half pound. Place one-third Gu
Of olive oil in pan and when b,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

put III about one-third of The At.
monds and fly a delicate brown.
skim them from the oil, drain on
brown paper and sprinkle with salt.
Continue with the remaining almonds
until all are salted.
There IL nothing better for clean
Inc brasses than the old-fashioned
medium employed BY our grand.
mothers, viz, pumic stone Or tripoli
wet with spirits Of turpentine and
we'll rubbed oh. There are also sew
eraI kinds Of paste which are excel
lent for the purpose. Ammonia win
remove verdigris. Pour On and let
H stand for few minutes, then wash
and polish as directed.
Great care should be taken To dry
towels thoroughly before putting
them away. II placed in the linen
presses without being thoroughly
aired. while still damp, mold L
likely to form upon them, which, It i
said. produces skin diseases.
An insect in the ear may be de-
stroyed BY pouring teaspoonful 81
warm olive oil or camphorated oi
into the ear and keeping il there fol
some time, holding the head in posi-
ton to retain the oil, which will after
ward come away with the dead insect
"A good scheme for frcshening th'
appearance Of white silk parasols, q
any silk that win stand water, is 4
wet them thoroughly all over, oper
them and let them remain SO anti
dry. All wrinkles are done awal
with, and instead Of a mussy, half
worn looking article one has an ap
parentiy new parasol.
The straw hat Of last season ma.
be cleaned BY scrubbing II with
brush and pure CASTLE soap and water
lIf ii looks yellow after this scrubbine
rub II with lemon juice to bleach i
Then press the brin straight with
hot iron. A new hat band will com
plete the reiuvenation, and the ha
Hooks like new.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

The reign Of the long coat y far
from being over
Watches were never daintcr than
they are at the present time.
The new skirts have a decided tend
ency 10 widen toward the knees.
A Sun-bath Is Of more value to
health than much warming by the
FIRE.
The colored linens occupy highly
prominent position among the new
goods.
Merosene viii polish zinc, i II Is
rubbed on with soft cloth until
clean and then washing the zinc IN
boiling water.
TO cure sting Of bee or wasp,
mix common earth with water and
apply at once.
One of the first rules TO be obsery-
ed in the proper treatment Of silk
dresses or silk materials Is, that silk
must never be folded
Bent whalebones the genuine art
licle, are Strengthened by soaking them
lin boiling water for few minutes
land then ironing them straight.
Neuralgia may very often be speed
ily relieved BY applying a cloth satu'
lrated with essence Of peppermint tc
1.-The seat OF pain and leaving II there
Cut flowers may be preserved foI
an unusually long time i a little salt
lpetre or carbonate Of soda IS added
to the water. Salt also helps TO keel
them fresh.
Soft soap, made from half pount
Of hard soap and two quarts Of boil
ling water, Is more economical To-
laundry purposes than ordinary
washing soap.
| A good deodorizer is made by ap
Iplying hot poker to a lump Of cam
phor gum in a saucer The stroni
fumes will clear the atmosphere OF
room in few moments.
One teaspoonful Of ammonia in
cuplul OF water will clean gold o
lsilver jeweIry. A few drops on tn
under side Of a diamond will clean !
Immediately, making it very brilliant
Delicate colors can be set BY soak
ling in a cupfui Of common salt =
Ievery two quarts Of water. A table
spoonful of turpentine in a pailful Q
Ilukewarm water will set colors a
we'll.
Leather belts or boots that hav
been soaked in water or dried har
may be soitened by rubbing then
plentifully with coal oil. II the leath
er Is very dirty, wash it with he
soapsuds first.
To clean gold jewelry with th
stones in. wash it in warm soap sud
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
Memorial Lutheran.

Sunday school at 10 o'clock i. HAr
Miss Alena Nyland, superintendent.
Morning service at II o'clock, theme,
IA Few Contrasts" Evening serv-
ice al 7:30 O'Clock, theme, Crossing
the Kidron,r 4 passion meditation
Service at the Congregational church,
corner Of Tenth and Exchange The
public ii cordially invited to attend
these services. Our motto: "The
Faith Of Our Fathers III the Language
.of Our Country Gustaf r. Rvd-
quist pastor.
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viii make their future home on .
nice ranch In Gray's River
49, "
Mr.. and Mrs. Siming,on we're host
and hostess for the Assembly Card
Club Al their cozy home on Fifteenth
street,
Miss Lucy Morton entertained the
young ladies Of the y. NJ. G. D. Club
at her home on Ninth street
| A large number Of friends Of Cap
tain and Mrs, Bemiewitz Of the
schooner Churchill. which Is now sta
toned al Youngs Bay, rendered them
surprise party on last Thursday
evening, the launch Agnes carrying
the people to and from their destina'
ton. The party were laden with re.
ireshments and an orchestra furnish.
cd dance music for dancing which
was held on the deck Of the steamer
which was lighted up with Chinese
lanterns which were brought out by
the crowd. Among those who were
present on this special occasion were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L, Wahlgren Mr.
and Mrs. James Wahlgrcn. Mr. and
Mrs Frank Donnerberg, Mrs. w, l.
Beyer, Mrs. J. Maiar, Mrs Lowell
the Misses May Lowell, Grace Davis
Ruby Wahlgren Ida and Agnes
WahlgFcn, Josie and Clara Bangsund
May karinen, Messrs. VIM, Holmes
Alex Karinen, II. Thaycr, Roland
Wahlgrcn, Arthur Anderson, Ebar
Fannon, Wallace McCrosky, Fred
Wilson, Ed Wilson, Lloyd Minard
and II. NJ. Spieer Mrs, Rennewit'
will leave today for San Franvisco to-
day for few months visit
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The dance given at Logan's Hal
last night BY two Of the popular
young men Of this city was decidet
success. A large crowd attended ant
all expressed themselves as having
had 4 good time. Fine music waI
furnished BY the Pacific orchestra,
kk " Y
The dance given at Warrenton las
night BY some Of the popular yopnS
people there was well attended by tht
people 81 that city and q few iron
here. Fine music was furnished ant
all present had a most enjoyable
time,
Miss Winniired Higgins mos
charminsly entertained in homo
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u MISS Mary Gregory on Thurs
day afternoon Most Of the young
ladies present were the members Of
the Wikc Wike Club which included
fifteen The club colors Of green
and pink were the chief home decora-
tions. Red hearts, cupid designs and
daHodils were handsomely arranged
for the table,
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Last Saturday Mrs. Albert Dunbar
entertained d few friends In honor Of
friends from Fort Columbia
Az the Alderbrook church social
hall Friday evening. Rev. Diyen and
Mrs. Diyen entertained the little
folks whose ages range 10 u years
at special party. The enjoyment Of
the little ones lasted for about two
hours and then they were taken home
by their parents, Or friends. There
we're % children present and all ex.
pressed themselves as having a very
hhe time. Light refreshments were
served
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Mrs. (Dr) J. M, Holt entertained
d number Of friends TO a ride on the
river i week ago Saturday, the party
going on the Electro. Though the
day was stormy and the river very
rough, most Of the ladies enjoyed the
voyage, despite the fact that some oI
those on board suffered with sea
sickness There were IS in the party
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
Christian Science.

Services in rooms : and 6, !, @. o-
III building. corner Tenth and Conn
mercial streets at II o'clock Sub
ject Of the Iesson-sermon, Reality.
IAN are invited. Sunday school ifnnae-
Ediately after the close Of the service-
THE fist Wednesday evening IL The
month at 7.3O. Reading rooms same
address, hours 2 to 5 daily except
Sunday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

To make chocolate caramels, put in
saucepan half cupful each Of mo-
lasses Of white sugar and Of brown
sugar, a cupful Of grated chocolate
and a cupiui Of cream or milk Stir
the mixture constantly over the FIRE
until il reaches the hard-boil stage.
Then add teaspoonful Of vanilla and
turn the mass upon buttered tin,
making the paste an inch thick. Mark
into squares and cut before II is quite
cold.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

The members oi the newly organ
ICED Friday Musical Club were de-
hghtiully entertained BY Mrs Harry
riayel at the Flayel residence last
week aud very nice musical pros
gram was rendered which was az
follows instrumental selections by
Miss Campbell; song. Miss Irene
SImingtou, Miss Margaret Taylor
instrumental number. song MISS
Wood, Instrumental, Miss Bcss Reed
instrumental, Miss Wise; song, Mrs
Finch: violin selection, Mrs. j ~
Allen. song, Miss Elmorei song, MFs,
Harry rlayel, Mrs i, NJ, HaFFIden'
accompanist
Miss Fay Bali and Miss Frances
Estes, entertained At the Ball resi-
asnee on Exchange street on Friday
sfternoon II honor Of Miss Winiired
Higgins and most delightful after
noon was spent Cards were played,
hearts being the game selected for
the occasion aud afterwards fortune"
telling game was played, Cards for
the wedding reception o. Miss iiig.
gins have been issued by Mr. aud
Mrs ! Il Higgins and the wedding
IL 10 be Oh Thursday afternoon, April
18th
The members OF the Presbyterian
church held the third Of their month
II get,to.gether soeials on Friday
evening and large crowd was IN
attendance,
Miss Bess Reed entertained the
members oi the 81, Agnes Guild Of
Grace church this week The meet
Ing was very busy and interesting
one. The young ladies arc getting
along nicely with their Ienlen labors'
The ladies Of the Thursday After
noon Club were delightfully."- enter
tanned by Miss Florcl,a ElmnFe at
her beautiful home on Fourteenth
AtFeet,
On Tuesday evening At the par
sonage of the Memorial Lutheran
church Miss Ellen Swanson Of this
city became the bride o. Mr., Oscar
Larson ii Gray's Harbot The bride
wore a becoming gown Of white sils
and was attended by her sister, Miss
Ieia Swanson A brother OF The
bride, MI Theodore swanson, acted
as best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson
~. ,5,.sss sss.ssgs-ss IN a4 ssrSs.asl
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
First Methodist.

Sermon themes for Sunday: AT II
a. M, 'eThe Vision Power in Man"
All 7.30, "The Noblest Quest" Spec
iaI music at both services. G. c. Rar-
ick, pastor.
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Norwepian-D DanisIl N. ..

Services at II a, IN. and evening u
s o'clock. Sunday school al 10 d. nl-
Scandinavians are cordially invited 10
attend. D. r. Field, pastor.
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REV ]. ". Miliigan, p hi of Port
Hand, will speak both morning anS
evening, and will assist THE pastor II
4 series of meetings beginning March
|2sth and ending April l1th- Every
BODY invited. Robert ]. Diven, pss-
tor.
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Church Services
Today.


Morning worship, II o'clock, aThe
Worlds Peace" Sabbath school at
1915, Y. p. S c. z. at $50, evening
worship at 7:3O. mans Dominion"
Miss Irene Simington, choir director.
Male chorus at night All are invit-
ed. VIM. S. Gilbert, pastor.
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Sunday school meets at o:30 !. 80
morning service At l0:4s; EngIish
Bible Glass al $50 every Sunday
evening, evening service At 7;50 Al
cordial invitation u extended 70 all
Theo. r. Neste, pastor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28
Gospel Services.

Gospel services in the Swedish lam
guage al the A. D. y. W. halI, on
Ninth street.. Sunday At 7:5O D. I'M
This will be my last meeting for the
present. Rev. A. 9. Sandblom.
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Alderbrook Presbyterian.

Sunday school at 10 a. m, preach
ing at II a. M. Christian Endeavor
at $50 p. m.; preaching at 7:3O p. m
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

Miss Winnifred Higgins most
rhnrminnly entertained in honor
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

The ladies Of the Thursday After
noon Club were delightfully."- enter,
tanned by Miss Florclta Elmofe at
her beautiful home ON Fourteenth
street
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

Miss Bess Reed entertained the
members oi the ST. Agnes Guild ot
Grace church this week The meet
ing was d very busy .and interesting
one. The young ladies arc getting
along nicely with their Lenlen labors
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-03-28

The members OF the Presbyterian
church held the third OF their month
II eet,lo.gethcr soeials on Friday
evening and large crowd was IN
attendance
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29

Preguntamos cabalero que estaba unto nosotros
81 saba que estaba vendo aquel momento
nos do que ell de arudyce contra Jarudyce. Preguna
osle de Saba que pnto de e estaban este
conte6 que icutad hab1a podido saberlo nade
nj nunca pero que al parecer ba quedar teni
nado
-jPor hoy?-dje 20.
Para sempre-me respondi6.
Allan yo miramos pudendo apenas dar fe aque
Has inesperadas palabras C6mo ipoda que el tesa
hubese restabecdo todos los derecho acaado to-
das las dudas, puesto Eva Ricardo visperas de
rcos! Mucha felcidad esta para verdadera
Nuestra incerdumbre dur6 POGO. La multitud rompio
breve compactas flas, POGO POGO dispers6
eyando congo la atm6sera pesada reinaba la saa
Toda aquella gente tenia el semblante anmado ale
gre mas que los graves habtuales concurrentes al
tuario de la ustcia parecan hombres que saan de
teatrO de fera Puestos lugar reradO Observando
divsarlamos algn conocido pasar legajos
de papees metidos sacos Otros muy voumnosos
para elo egaos de todas fomas amaos cuyo peso ago
baba los que los evaban los cuaes los arroaban confu
didos mezcados al sueo yendo seguda pOr oros Di
mrada tanto papelucho, viendo escrito to-
as las cuberas Jarudyce contra Jarudyce preguntamos
un gentleman que por aspecto pareca pertenecer la
curia 81 verdad que Ell pleito hubese terminado.
isl, gracias Dios-nos contest6 sonriendo.
En- el mismo momento vimos M Kenge que salia del tr
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POR CARLOS DICKEN
buliciosas caies que ALI guan sorprenddos aegres de
recorreras juntes.

bucosas caifes que ALI guan, sorprendldos aeges o
recorreras juntes.
Aientras and5oauacs aIgna fernando pro
yectos para Eva Ricardo, OF que me gritaba;
ii Es4er nj querida Estert
i.ra la de Carolina Jelly by Ia cua asonada la porte
zea de coche que aiquiaba para dar ecciones e
MIA tantos dcipIlos, pareca querer abrazarme
de la dstancia Aunque lie haba escrto cuaro neas dl
ciendoe 10 que haba hecho habia haado
el mOmento de llegarme Retrocedmos algunos
pasos gozo de de recordarme la velada
que trajo las flores que yo haba atrbudo Principe
pareca tan resuelta magullarme la cara ncluso mi
brero que cog1a entire ambas mano darme los nombres
mas tiernos referr sin motive sc que favores que
decia habere yo presado que vi oblgada entrar
carruaje para que djese ALI cuanto qusese Allan de
pie unto la portezuea estaba tan coneno Carroll
10 estaba tanto elos No sc fue que pu
de po tmo sar del coche encarnada rendo despenada
despidendome afecto de Carolina esta permaneco
asomada q La portezueIa mientras pudo divisarnos
incdente hizo perder cuarto de hora 10
nos cuando legamos las vsas haban va emDezado Era
tana gente que haba de SER pues de cuando cuando
legaban nOsotros risas la palabra senco Muy inere
sante sera de gran diversion para los curias pues
do abogado patas peuca que esaba entire Ia mu
tud cont6 oros que Acababa de dr. les vmos meterse
las los bosos desernarse de risa dando
los pies en- las baldosas de marmol.
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Il. 50 l.5O

lin os nuchA utilidAd, No solo paEA
ios Abogados, Corssa Judieiaiss, Xym-
tanaientoa. Corporaciones J sRplsadD
% srdoa lca rcmos. ninB tsmbisR para
,e eo7nerciartes, iHdustrialea y psrsv-
,aa ae negoeios, el conoeimienty do lss
s,aves dc Puerto Aico eprUbadas poH
vss Camaras y el Console E5eeutfvs N
y rosado afio De 1907.
Se 'ven,7er, 81 - IN u IhhrerlR Vel
BolO1rn lrOFOAAtA
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nor Sanchez Morales, lamado por ell
gObierno. Ell seiior Sanchez Morales
Sc encontraba veraneando en- Coamo.
Sc trabaja activamente por elemen-
tcs directories para impedir la rebaja
de sueldOs los maestrOs de instruc-
ci6n p1blica.
seIalada la session extraordinaria del
Consejo Ejecutivo, para tratar ell Pue-
supuesto.
Han sido terminadas las obras del
nuevo edificio para el Ayuntamientos
de Utuado. En- breve sera Inaugural
do.
Ri gobernador Mr.. Post ha mani
festado a varios consejeros, que. no re-
tarden la discussion del Presupuesto.
Ell attorney general Mr.. Hoyt COM
fereci6 aver tarde con Mr.. Post sobre.
varias partidas del Presupuesto.
Ha salido para Mayaguez, el senor
Mateo Rajardo, que Sc encontraba en-
esta capital.
En- todos los departamentos del 60
bierno, han puesto grandes letreros en-
las puertas de entrada, prohibiendo d
los prestamistas hacer operaciones en-
los mencionados edifcios.
El doctor Carballeira Sc ausent0 ayeR
para los Estados Unidos, EN- uso de-
licencia.
Ell licenciado don Manuel Moraza y
su distinguida familia han embarca--
do para Europa en- ell correo america
no.
En- breve embarcara para los Esta-
dos Unidos, donde permanecera una
larga temporada, ell doctor don Anto-
Mo Guijarro, de Bayamon.
Ell juez Benedicto, de Carolina ha
manifestado que es inexacta la noticia
de que 6l trate de presentar la renun
cia de SUI cargo de juez Municipal de-
aquel pueblo.
Aver embarc0 hacia Europa, Via Nue
va York, ell reputable doctor don Jose
Ordonez Permanecera una temporads
de seis meses visitando los grandes
centros cientlficos de Alemania, Fran
cia Espana.
Aver tarde segu1a enfermo ell au-
ditor de Puerto Rico, con un fuerte ca
tarro.
Aver sc plso un telegrama al con-
sejero seiior Travieso, para que Sc
trasladase inmediatamente San JuaE
en- asuntos del gobierno.
ri sefor Manuel S. Nunez, presiden
tc de la junta local de instruction dc
Cayev. ha presentado la renuncla de
su cargo, ,obedeciendo a causas partl-
crlares: ell senior Negron Collazo, ne
enyiado IN informe al Departamente
en- el que Sc hace justicia a senof
Nunez, y pide a dicho centro, no s.
admita la renuncia; porque los servl--
clos del se1or Nuiiez son muy nece-
sarios 4 la causa de la instruction.
Sc ha concedido una licencla de
seis semanas, al fiscal del Supreme
don JESUS NJ Rossy quien saldra pa
"a los bafos de Coamo, en- union de
SUI distinguida sonora.
Esta manana Sc suspendio la seslon
del Consejo Executive que estaba aun
ciada. Parece que Sc espera para re-
unirse la termination de un informe es*
Decial del Attorney General.
Esta maiiana Sc han celebrado en- las
Cortes Municipales de paz, unos
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UnmiradOr

Sc alquila un magnificc mirador, en-
!. casa MIN. 60 de Ia calle de La Luna.
Para mformes. Luna II altos.
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Sc VENDE

En- Ell pobado de Hucares Jurisdiction de NaguaDo un
predo de aprop6sit para soares que mde
de cnco mil cuadrados venaosamente stuado
cae de Espana fente al del cua recbe saludable
brsas
En- dicho haanse eneavadas de made
techadas de hero gavanzado adecuadas para vv
d. para estabecmeno mercanti la otra peonae
con un algibe de mamposteria
Quen interese la adguisicion de dichas fncas pued
dirigirse
Sucrs. de NJ. LOmba 4 Co.
San Juan, P r.
CerYeza krruSinsa J fortfCante de HartQng
(PASTEURlsEE)
Cerveza ferruginosa v nutritiva
para persona debtadas convalecentes
que crian al pecho etc.
REcoMENDADA PoR LAS PRlMERAs AUToRDADEs MEDcos
UcOS M0RTADORES AdENTES PARA LA ISLA DE PTO RICO
CERECEDo HERMANOS & Co. sUCEsORES Ell CoLMADo
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
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LITOGRAEIADO Y DE VE1lTA IN IL
BOletin MerCantil
do A. Lynn Ht;os ds Pores Aoris
(Iihrs do gAssos Dc snvio)

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ISORPRESA INOCENTES colores taEan
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Esta maflana Sc han celebrado en- las
Cortes Municipales y de paz, unos
veinte iuicios, acerca de denunclas
sobre escandalos en- la via publlca, IN
fracciones municipales de sanloao
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N0TgCLAS

Ha regresado esta capital el Sc
nor Sanchez Morales, lamado por Ell
gobierno. Ell senor Sanchez Morales.
Sc encontraba veraneando en- Coamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-29

Esta maiiana Sc suspendio la seslor
del Consejo Executive que estaba aun-
ciada. Parece que Sc espera para re-
unirse la termination de un lnforme es
Decial del Attorney General.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-27
Couldn't Place Horace

'"They say that Horace wrote his
poems in praise of wine," the school
teacher said to the Billvile citizen.
'Who2 Horace Greeley? Never knew
he writ poetry" .
''No, ,no-the other Horace, who
comes from antiquity"
''Never hearn tell of him nor the
place he comes from; but it's my opin-
ion, who ever he wuz, that he had
mighty little to do wastin' words on
wine when the country has more corn
Ticker than it kin consume convenient;
but, come ter think Of it, the less said
bout corn, new or old, in north Georgy
region, the better. The blamed OF
government is mighty watchful. At
lanta Constitution,