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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-04

Pay as You go if you want to be
welcomed back.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-04
Snapshot Definitions

Flattery-your own secret on;n;on
OF yourself expressed by another.
Gentleman-all that a man is and
a little bit more. II
MISUNDERSTANDING you are get
ing what you thought you wanted.
Boston TRANSCRIPT.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-04
Tall and Slender.

4 ana Slender.
Since so many people got to living
In flats"
"Well?"
I notice that the pencil shape Is
popular even in Christmas trees."-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-04

Hick's CApUDINE is the best remedy
relieves the aching and feverishness-cures
~hquid-effects immediately. 1E.. CSC. ard
nc, At drug stores.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-04
Getting Him Classified.

Getting Him Classified.
What sort of an after-dinner
speaker is Bliggins?"
n of the kind who start In by
saying they didn't expect to be called
on n then proceed to demonstrate
that they can't be called of."-wasb,
ington Star.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-04
r. bowling

Tetterine cures Eczema, letter, Ring
Worm, Ground Itch, Itching Piles. In
Scaly Patches on the Face, Old Itching
Sores, Dandruff. Cankered Scalp, 3,ln-
ions. C1rns, Chilhlains and every form Of
Skin Disease. Tetterine soc; Tetterine
Soap Csc. Your druggist, or by mall from
the manufacturer, The Shuptrine Co..
Savannah. Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-04

A fool uttereth all his mind.
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wooiford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. At druxgiyto.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-04
Yes and No.

Aunt Mary-"I hope, Emily, that
o and Charles will never haconoo
cold and distant" o.,
Am1ly-"We may get cold, auntie:
oue am sure there is no danger in
our becoming distant. We intend to
1--WE always in a aat."-Puck.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-04
Only the pauper con afford to risk
all he has upon a single venture.
To Cure Ring Worms and Skin


gVarnville, S.. c., July II, 1908.
Mr.. J. T. Shuptrine, Savannah, Ga.
Dear Shiny wife used your Tetterine
tor Ringworm, also uses 1t in her family
thinks It a good medicine. There Is 10
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-03-04
Poor Chap.

Poor Chap.
What did you get for Cnristmas?'
II got called Judge six times ant
Colonel eight" answered; the lionel,
bachelor. That's all."-Louisvillt
Courier-Journal.
Why Not?
"say. pa?"
What is it?r
"Can a Plymouth Rock hen joi1
the Daughters of the Revolution?"-
Harper's Weekly. a.s, ~:
..xssaaeK ---
The Whyfore.
Little Wife - "Grandad. what
makes a man always give a woman q
engagement ring?"
Grandfather - 1.-THE woman
Philadelphia Enquirer.
Hard Lines.
V1o1in-"Ha! I noticed the boss
you just now"
Banjo-'I don't mind that. What
[ object to is being constantly picked
at. "-Boston Transcript.
Lack of Spice.
"Why not be eccentric by praisine
people?" demanded the idealist.
I'm afraid I couldn't command
1ny audiences" answered the practi-
al charlottesville Courier-Journal
Tall and Slender.
Since so many people got to living
flats"
"Well?"
Il notice that the pencil shape Is
popular even in Christmas trees
louisville Courier-Journal.
Exclamation and Confession.
The Dear Girl-"He had the I'M
'udence to ask me for a kiss!"
7 Her Dear .Friend-"The idea,
What cheek!"
The Dear Girl (blushing) - "He
wasn't particular which!"-Judpe.
Getting Him Classified.
What sort of an after-dinner
speaker is Bliggins?"
one OF the kind who start In nv
laying they didn't expect to be called
H. and then proceed to demonstrate
nat they can't be called off."-wasb,
ngton Star. ~
Snapshot Definitions
f1attery-your own secret opinion
u Yourself expressed by another.
Gentleman-all that a man is and
little bit more.
Happiness-thinking you are pe+-
ing what you thought you wanted.
Boston Transcript.
Loves Logic.
Maud-"Funny you should fall in
owe with a man ten years your SEN
or" 'o-
Ethel-"He isn't. Neither Of M
began to live until we knew each
'tner' SO we are exactly the Same
ge.-Boston Transcript.
Holding Back the News.
Il suppose your wife was tick1oa
o death at your raise in s~alary?"
She will be-"
Haven't you told her YETI"
NO; l thought I would eniov nv.
'el1 Tor a couple OF weeks Rrstn-
American.
Yes and No.
Aunt Mary-'I hope. Emily. that
'ou and Charles will never become
old and distant" o.,
Emily-"We may get cold. annie.
out am sure there is no danger n
our becoming distant. We intend to
I've always in a fat."-Puck.
works Well in Other Cases.
father-"I am going to have nv
learn Esperanto"
that SO? Then I will
you a little advice good for me
10 wants to learn the new language.
50 TO the contry in which the lan.
seage is spoken."-Fliegende Blaet,
;er. o1aetr
Ia Furnished the Ladder.
Dear whispered the elon;ny
over, what shall we do with tho
'ope ladder? We shouldn't leave -
hanging there"
Oh! that's all right" replied tho
10y aamsel. Pa said he'd pull it
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
Johnson Wins Cup.

Roy A.. Johnson is the winner of the
handsome trophy cup offced rs n prize
to the winner of the largest number OF
the plnyes' cup tournaments held Mt the
P~arkersburg Country Club courts by
the local players. Mr.. Johnson won
the seventh of the weekend events,
making the total of victories out OF
,7even events. The other two events
were won by Benton Beatty. who is
rapidly coming to the front as n OF
the best players in Petersburg. There
g one OF these tournaments remaining
70 be held. and even though Mr. Beat
ty should win it, the score would stall
5 to . In favor of Mr.. johnson, who
now has the cup cinched.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.

Arrangements are rapidly being
completed for the annual convention
of the Grand Lodge 7. o. o. F. of the
State of West Virginia. which will BE-
held in Wheeling. commencing on the
18th day Of November and continuing
for three days. Each of the $40 lodges
Of the state will have at least two rep.
resentatfves resent
Among the prominent Odd Fellows
who will be present MT the convention
IS Henry G. Davis. of Elkins. who will
formally tnrn over to the Grand Lodge
the new SIS 900 Home for the Aged
Members. In the entertainment fea-
lures will be included n banquet at the
Oaks. Il trip to the M~oundsrillc pcni-
Tertiary. and n ride on the Wheeling
traction lines as guests OF the general
manager. G. A. Maggie, who Is a proui'
nent Odd Fellow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28

~ sE-
A large number or Fairmont women,
members OF the Robert z. Lee Chap
ter Of the United Daughters OF the
Confe,leracy, will go to McrgantowH
tomorrow to attend the State Conven'
ton which convenes In that city OF
wednesday and continues through
Thursday and Friday. Among the
number are Mrs. Edwin Robinson, Mr.,
L. G. Race. Mrs. U. A. Clayton. Mrs..L
"A. Meredith, Mrs. C. M. Alexander
Mrs. ]. F.. Mccoy, Mrs. e. c. Franc
Mrs. Helen Pedicord. Mrs. Alfred Ped
dicorl, Mrs. Laura Raymond Jackson
and Miss Alice Ohley. Mrs. James
Stuart. Of Clarksburg. will come here
this evening and accompany the Fair
M%,ragntown is arranging to enter
tain the organization in Il delightful
amer and n number of receptions
will be held in their honor. Mrs ]. J
Brown will entertain several of the
ladies' at her home during their sf,
there.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
lHnfnanc Society.

The annual meeting ofthe WestyTs-
ginia Humane Society win be held in,
Wheeling elrly in October Wheeling
was selected for the meetinE place for
the reasonsthat the headquarters OF n
H. Brown. general secretary and field
agent OF the society. i located there.
The fiscal year for the societyends
the s0th OF this month. md at that
time Mr.. Brown will! max Q his report
This report is read to the board and
is later sent to the governor of the
State.
There are five members OF the board.
one fom each congressional district
They are: Fl. c. Franzheim, of Wheel
in:. representing the First district. the
pr%esidentg Frank C. Baker. OF Parsons,
representing the Second district; r. d.
Roller. of Charleston. representing the
Third district: NJ. b. Norris. of Glen
Vile. representing the Fourth district.
secretary OF the board, and j. w. Ter
:ry. of Huntington. representing the
Fifth district.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
MoRGANTOWN
is HAVING TASTE OF HIGH LIFE
ToDAY-GoVERNCR OPENS i
THE FAIR.

MORGANTOWN. Sept. 2S.-Mr. Har
~ r. Warfeld, a well. known business
T. of this city. today introduced
Congressman George C. Sturgiss to the
crowd assembled for. the opening o;
Monongalia's fair and the congress-
man in turn introduced Governor VII.
liam Il. G%Iasscock. who made an inter-
esting speech with strong local colof:
ing. The governor began Mt 1:25 and
closed at 1:4S. AS soon as he finished
speaking the racing began, and h
fair was on. The governor plans to
return to Charleston tomorrow.
Z Just learned hat Gold Medal Flour y
sf fled ten ffplss thrhuGh nrsst sflt' FrnrSrts
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
Submission NO T

SIIINNSAON, Sept. 2S.-Dr. ] Il
Ros'er mas purchased the new home
OF Glenn Parrish on Maholm street
and moved his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs: Guy Ashby Hardest,
have returned from their wedding
trip. While gone they visited Canada
and eastern cities. They have sont
TO housekeeping in their new nome in
East Sninnston.
Parrish Brothers have sold thei'
store ON Main street 10 Ogden and
Brennan, of Fairmont. The lew own
ers took charge to-day.
i Miss Ella Dean and daughter, Mrs
lH. p. Shinn. were the guests of rela.
|tives Mt Monongah yesterday.
John Finlayson. of Glover's Gap
spen tsunday With his parents. NJ:
and Mrs. James Finlayson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. RadabauEl. OF
I%ClarksiburE. were here Saturday TneF
went to Fairmont where they will
spend several days.
MISS AaS out1thhu q ID S"%s" va
friends ut Fairmnnt over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp, of Lumberport,
spent sunday Mt the home of the Re
AMI Mrs. J. C. Cox.
H. T. Harmer was n Clarksburg Wis
itor Saturday evening.
Miss Irene Selby has returned to her
home at West Milford alter n short
visit here with her cousin, Miss Clara
Richardson
Miss Freda Robinson mas returned
from a short visit with friends Mt Rip
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Monroe and
sons. of Fairmont, spent yesterday In
town.
Sherman C. Denham and Virgil L.
Highland. of Clarksburs. were visi'
tors here yesterday.
Mrs. C. L. Watkins was shopping at
LFatrnlont Saturday.
Miss Augustine McDermott Is
spending the week with relatives Mt
Weston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
Train peraiIed.

The lives of probably a hundred peo-
lie were endangered when the train
for Dnrbin on the C. and T.. branch Of
he Western Maryland was deraile1 by
l broken rail md the engine and two
cars left the track. Passengers were
severely iolted, but none were serious
ly injured. The accident happened on
this side OF the Bnwden tunnel. over
hanging avery steep embanlinient.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
Harr-Doheny.

Mr. Hugh ]. iHarr. a member OF the
Mountain City Drug Company, aud
Miss Margaret Doheny. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolldny. of Mon
roe street. were united In marriage
Monday afternoon at Wheeling where
they nad gone yesterday morning.
The marriage was celebrated Mt the
Cathedral residence Of Rev. Fathe:
Weber.
The news of the marriage grcntiE
surprised their friends. Miss Doheny
having left here with the supposed
intention of visiting relatives in To
leho. Ohio.
Mr.. Harr and his bride left Wheel
ing last evening for PittsbnrE and
eastern points after which they will
reside in Fairmout. Both bride and
groom are well known young people
and have the best wishes of n host of
friends. The lridl, lns been chief
operator at the Bell Telephone Co.
for several years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28

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XII afiH f1E
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
In Honor of Miss Hamilton.

Misses Grace Huff and Loretta Ham,
iltna were hostesses to n number of
friends last evening Mt tile home o.
the former on East Park The
affair was arranged in honor of Miss
lHam:lton's sister. Miss Cora Hamil-
ion. of Ricnwool. who Is her guest.
A delightful evening was spent ut
games and tempting refreshments
,rpra carvnl Fa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
BiddIe-Jarvis.

Mrs. Elizabeth BiIdie. of Now Gas.
tie, Pa. has issued invitations to the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Grace
Caroline Biddle and Mr.. Benz. EaS.
sci Jarvis, of Cllrksbur.g Saturday.
October 9. The ceremony will be per-
formed mt the home oflthe brlde-e!cct,
25 North +Mercer street Mt S O'clock.
Miss Diddlc was formerly a resident
OF Mnrgqntown and a student In lie
university. Mr.. Jarvis fSFlso a well
known university man.
Mr.. jarvis intends to lnchte In Okla.
homa City for the practice of law
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
Returned From Ohio

Miss Dora Watson returned last
night from an extended visit with rel
ativcs in Ashtuhula, O.. Her mother
Mrs. Lucy Watson. Is still on
Island. Michigan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28
Bouaess-C Caldwell.

Friends of Mr.. Glenn Boggess. OF
pittsburg. formerly of FAirmont, have
received invitations to his wedding
which read rs follows:
Mr.. andj Mrs. Joseph Caldwell
request your presence
mt the marriage of their daughter.
Clara Viola
to
Mr.. Glenn BOSgess
Thursday evening. Octobar fourteenth
nineteen hundred AMI nine,
seven fortT-fivc
Aspinwull, Pennsylvania.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-28

Announcements Received.
Cards announcing the Clark-Nolan
nuptials have been received In the
city reading as follows:
Mrs. Mary Wright
the marriage Of her niece.
Anna Nolan
MIR. Harry B: Clark
on THURSDAY. the twenty-third Of
4 September
nineteen hundred and nine
Baltimore.
At nome
after November first,
FairInont, West Virginia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
EMBARGO para Puerto Rico.
Fl Sr. Biascochea desempeho IN
cargo en- el cuartel general
de la policia.

FL sabado ha embarcado para
San Juan, de New York, nuestro
compatriota el Sr. Biascochea, que
Sc informa volvera 4 ocupar un
puesto en- la administration insu
lar. FL Sr. Biascochea ha trabajado
dcsdc hace muchos amos en- el Guar
tel general de la policia insular V
supo captarse la consideration Ge
sus jefcs V el meior concepto de to
dos los que con el tuvieron que ira
tar.
.Ahora cstaba en- Washigton de
sompcnando un cargo que obtuvo
en- el servicio civil federal, en- la SC
cretaria de la guerra V parece que
por indicaciones del dcpartamcnto
rcferido es que vuelve P. Rico pa
ra haccrSe cargo otro destino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
Labor judicial en- Ponce.
EI hon. Fiscal pidio ell sobresei
miento de la cauSa contra Fe-
liciano MaldOnadO.
De nuestro oorresoonsal.

Sc han viSto Ultimamente los 81
guientes juicios en- In cortc de diStri
10 por el tribunal dc derecho: Con
ira Grergorio Barros por Il delito de
acometimiento Y aggression. fu6 abs
suelto- FL juicio contra Agapito Cor
tes por el dclito De alterar Ia paz
V en- apelsei6n dc la oorte municipal
fue condenado en- Ia cortc d. distrito
s 20 dollars Dc nulta, o 20 dias de
carceI, ingrcsando dicho acusado
4 cumplir condena- FL juicio contra
Maria Scrra. pOr 81 delito lie hurto
menor. Y en apelacion de Ia core
munie,psl. fue ab>uelta en Ia co-te
de distrito. ri juicio contra Nemesia
,Ced6, por el delitO de alterar Ia paz.
" en- apclaeiin. fue condenada en- la
corte de dstrito un dollar lie nuI
ts. FL Hon fecal pidi6 el sobresei-
mento de La causa contra Felniano
IMssdonado, por el delito de- dafo
nalicioso, por no haber suieientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
De LA OF|C|NA
De SANDAL.
Visitando puestos de
de leche en- Ia ciudad
Y poblados.
En- Mayaguez son destrni
dos a'gunos circ ulos ali
mentlcios que estaban
en- NAL estado.
Casos de rabia en- Ceiba que oca.
siOnan gran alarma.

Inspector de alimentos Sr. To
rres participa haber visitado en- la
manana del dfa 4 en- el barrio dc
Puerta de Terra, s puestos de leche
habiendo obtenido densidades del
80 al 81.
Inspector de Sanidad Sr. Andi
no, visito seis puestos de lechc en-
San Juan, encontrando densidadcs
del 80 al 3l4.
Inspector de Sandal Sr. Ron
da, visit5 en- Santurce 3 puestos
de lechc, encontrando dens idades
del % al 81.
Hon Gobernador remitc un
eypediente referente uueia pre-
sentada por el Sr. Fraguada, de Ca
yey, sobre ventas de harina en- NAL
estado en- aquel pueblo y ordena Sc
in vestigue ell hecho y Sc tome reso
lucion por la direction de sanidad
Inspector de alimentos dc Ma
yaguez, Remite certificados de la
destruction de articulos alimenticios
en- NAL estado, varios comercian
tes de aquella plaza. /.
Inspector de alimcntos San
Juan, remite certificados de destruc
cion de $50 libras Gle bacalao.
Official Sanidad San Juan, in
forma haberse presentado 2 nue. vos
casos de sarampi6n.
-Alcalde municipal de Fajardo,
comunica urgentementc haberse de
sarrollado la rabia en- otros perros
en- ell poblado de Ceiba en- aquella
municipalidad, habiendo ordenado
el sacrificio de ellos, Y al mismo
tempo participa que dos vacas Y
dos bueyes han sido mordidos por
uno de dichos perros, permanecien
do aislados los animales v pidien
do authorization para sacrificarlos.
Inmed iatamente Sc ordeno al les
pector Vcterinario del departamcn
to salicse para aquel lugar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07

prIehas para acusarlo dc - de.ito.
Tamhicn aThiv6 Fl fiscal Ia cauSa
por ri supuesto delito de hurtp dc
mayor cuantfa. contra el Sr. Ricar
do Matos de Pehuclas.
En- Ia corte municipal fur conde
nado Cristino Rivera por abuse De
cOnfianza 30 dollars de multa.
Llamamns Ia atenci6n del capi
tan Cabrera, para que envie polieias
al Parque Abolici6n. pues toIas las
noches Sc ue dicho psse0 Ocupario
por muieres de NAL virir. habiendo
con tai motive el correspondence
descuido por parte de Ia roleiia.
LlamaHosla atenci6n porque asi nos
10 ha suplicsio varias distingI,das
familias de esta buena Socieisd.
Ha fallecido aver FL ioven Ramon
Martinez Roias. hjo de Dn. Ramon
Martinez antique emplead0 del ST.
ID. Luis Cssals. le acompahamos en-
81 profunda pena-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
Hay einco crateres que
lanzan grandes can
tidades de lava.
Ell volcan continua lanzan-
do masas incandescentes
a una altura de mil qui-
nientos metros.
Ell espectaculo que ofrece du-
gante ia noche es grandiOso,
e imponente.

Santa Cruz, Tenerife, viembre
25.-Hay cinco volcanes en- erupcion,
lanzando lava en- grandes cantida
des. A veces no Sc notan eNplosio
nes, calm andose de ese modo los
animos de los habitantes. Ell %
ocurrio un temblor de TERRA Y an
mentaron las erupciones volcani
cas-. Dos de los crateres Sc han undo
y estan arrojando llamas a una al
tura de mil quinientos pies. Los to
rrentes de lava no son tan rapidos
como 10 eran hace unos dias v por
hoy no corren peligro los pueblos
inmediatos.
Varios cientfficos extranjeros as
cendieron la montana de Las Flores
y practicaron observaciones en- los
crateres recien abiertos. El volca an
continua lanzando masas incandes
centes a una gran altura, proporcio
nando un espectacu grandioso
por la noche. Los aguaceros de pic
dras y arena y los torrentes Gle lava
son tan espesos, que amenazan DIES
truir todo el vale de Santiago. La
lava esta va a media milla dc San
tiago, ,pero tardara seis 9 siete dias
en- llegar la poblacion.
A Ultima hora Sc noticia que la
actividad de los volcanes ha aumen
tado. Por la tarde, Sc abrio otro era
ter y empezo lamar cenizas que
llegaban a Tacoronte, cuarenta
millas de distancia.
La situacion es de 10 mas critica.
La lava que descendia del monte
Bilina Sc ha dividido en- dos rios, a
barcando los pueblos de Santiago,
Tamaino, Tanque y Chasna, que es-
tan amenazados por la inundacion
de lava.
Las hondonadas Sc llenan V sc
desbordan. De Arguayo cstan pi
diendo socorro. Del Pco brotan
enormes llamaradas acompahadas
de fuertcs detonaciones como losdis
paros de artilleria. Continua la terra
temblando.
La Cruz Roja csta trasladando
los heridos de Tamaimo V el 60
bierno esta abriendo un camino des
dc Guia a San Juan en- cl litoral.
para que de ese modo puedan los
refugiados embarcar para Santa
Cruz.
FL Pico de Tcide, que Sc elcva d
12,lS2 pies sobre el nivel del mar.
ha sido contruido en- cl transcurso
de las edades con materialcs soil
dos lanzados de fraeua volcanica
subterraneas, hallandosc q en- cl
centro de una gran rueda de crate
res. Aun cuando cl volcan no ha cs
tado muy active en- los tiempos
modernos. de cuando en- cuando el
crater superior V los memories han
lanzado vapores, Y al finalizar el
siglo XVIII hubo bastante salida
de lava de las grietas formadas en-
las faldas del monte. La salida ac
tual de lava cs indication alarman
te de que la perturbation aumenta
ra en- intensidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07
Hay que abonaTse.

Para que sea una realidad la visi
ia al Municipal dc la notable com
pa1ia de Rosario Pino yEmilio Thui
llier, solo eXige Ia empresa un abono
que responda al subido presupuesto
de la troupe. No cabe duda que
csc abono Sc cubrirA con exceso. pues
Fl Sr. Marin nos manifesto que tic
he varias solicitudes de personas de
la isla que desean abonarsc. temero
sos con raz6n, de que el ptiblico de
San Juan cope todas las localidades.
FL Sr. Marin tiene concedido FL
teatro desde el - tie Enero pr6ximO
V solo espera cerrar el abono para ca
blegrafiar la Habana. don,ie Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-12-07

h. -ersn adml'pd0s niitoS de los cue
vasabundean por las calles de San
Juan Y sus harrios. sin padres nj
paricnte~ qac los dirilan Y sin min
gtsna in>trircidn. - acogen con
preferences lp> acen,iiadarnentc VI
c.p~o-. dlscoloS Y dplncaen,es,y
- admirable IA tran-formaci6n v
rapija qHe cicrcc IN -,.~ co>ium
bres Il hHen rigiren csrolar V
dlilcemcu5e discIpIiuario lei Re
iugio
Las cia~ss de- rst-srci6n prima
ris lo~ irahslos le horticultura
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del rnonlls-so e.eolar.
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