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Don't be a shrew.. Kit" he said.

| Don't he a shrew,- Kit" he said. II
don't want you to do anything. l only
when did you see HARRISON last"
IF you mean last" retorted, I'm
| afraid l haven't seen the last OF him
yet" Then l saw that he was really
| worried. Betty was leading him to
the roof" added. why? Is he miss
ing?"
He isn't anywhere i'm the house.
Dal and l have been over every inch
of it." Max had come up, in a dress
| ing ggown, and was watching me insol-
| emily.
Il think we have seen the last Of
, him." he said. I'm sorry, Kit, to nip
| the little romance in the bud. The fell
low was crazy about you-there's no
doubt of it. But I've been watching
him from the beginning, and l think
I'm upheld. Whether he went down
the water-spout. or across a board
to the next house"
II dislike him intensely" l said
angrily, "but you would not dare to
say that to his face. H could
strangle you with one hand"
Max laughed disagreeably.
We'll. only hope he is gone" he
threw at me over his shoulder, Il
wouldn't want to be responsible to
your father if he had stayed. / was
speechless with wrath.
Il
hear them going over the house. At
one o'clock Jim went up to bed, the
last, and Mr.. HARRISON had not been
found. l did not see how they could
then Max was right and the whole
thing was heart breaking. And if he
had not, then he might be lying
l got up and dressed.
The early part of the night had been
cloudy, but when l got to the roof it
was clear starlight The wind blew
through the electric wires strung
across and set them singing. The oc-
casional bleat of a belated automobile
on the drive below came up to me rau-
cously. The tent cleaned, a starlit
ghost Of itself, and the boXwoods bent
in the breeze. l went over to the par
apet and leaned my elbows on it. l
had done the same thing so often be-
fore; l had carried all my times of
stress so infallibly to that particular
place, that instinctively my feet turn
ed there
And there in the starlight, l went
over the whole serio- comedy, and /
loathed my part in it. He had been
perfectly right to be angry with me and
with all of us. And l have been a hy-
pocrte and a Pharisee, and had thank
ed God that 1 was not as other people,
when the fact was that I was worse
than the worst. And although it
wasn't dignifed to think of him go
ing down the drain pipe. still-no one
could blame him for wanting to get
away from us, and he was quite mus
cular enough to do it.
l was in the depths of self-abase-
ment when l heard a sound behind me.
1t was a long breath, quite audible.
that ended in groan. I gripped the
parapet and listened, while my heart
pounded, and in a minute it came
again.
was terribly frightened. Them
don't know how l did it, but l was
across the roof, kneeling beside the
tent, where it stood against the CHM
ney. And there. lying prone among
the flower pots, and almost entirely
hidden, lay the man we had been look
ing for
His head was toward me, and |
reached out shakingly and touched his
face. 1t was cold, and my hand, when
l drew it back, was covered with blood.
ITO be Continued
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These things write l unto thee
that thou mayest know how thou
Oughest to behave thyself in the house
of God, which Is the church of the
living God, the pillar and ground of
the TRUTH Timothy Iii, 14-15.
1t is a happy occasion when a peo-
pie have undertaken a great and noble
task and have carried it through to a
successful completion and then assem-
BILE themselves together properly to
celebrate their success. But ii is e"cn
a greater day when a people have un-
dertaken to do a noble thing for God
to build a house to his praise, and for
his worship, and when after sacrifice
and struggle they have assembled
themselves together to give their work
to God. We have come together today
I'm such a service and for such pur-
pose. This building was not erected
without effort, sacrifice, tears and
prayers But the joy of this day is all
the sweeter, because Of what it cost
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CHAPTER Xxi.
A Bar of Soap.
Copyright 1909

Bar OF soap.
Late that evening Betty Mercer an(
Dallas were writing verses of CONDO
Ience to be signed by all of us and pu
under the door into Jim's room wher
Bella came running down the stairs
Dal was reading the first verse wher
she came Listen to this. Bella h'
said triumphantly:
There was a fat artist named Jas
Who cruelty called his friends mas.
When, altho' shut up tight
He broke out over night,
With a rash that is maddening, M
clas."
Then he caught sight of Bella's iac'
as she stood in the doorway, and stop
ped
"Jim is delirious," she announced
tragically. You shut him in there al
alone and now he's delirious. I'll neN'
er forgive any of you"
"Delirious!" everybody exclaimed
He was sane enough when l took
him his chicken BROTH Mr.. Harbisor
said. He was almost fluent.
He is stark, staring crazy" Bella
insisted hysterically. II locked the
door carefully when | went down &c
nv dinner. and when l came up lt-l
was unlocked, and Jim was babbline
on the bed, with sheet over his face
He-he says the house is haunted aho
he wants all the men to come up ah0
sit i'm the room with him"
Not on your life" Max said. 1 am
Young, and my career has only begun
I don't intend to be cut off in the flow
er of my youth. But I'll tell you what
I will do; I'll take him a drink. l car
tie it to a pole or something.
But Mr.. HARRISON did not smile. He
was thoughtful for minute. Then:
"I don't believe he is delirious," ne
said quietly, and l wouldn't be sur
prised if he has happened on some
thing that-win be of general inter
est. l think will stay with him to-
night"
After that, of course, none of the
others would confess that he was
afraid, so with the South American
leading, they all went upstairs. The
women of the party sat on the lower
steps and listened, but everything was
quiet. Now and then we could hear
the sound of voices. and after while
there was a rapid slamming of doors
and the sound of some one running
down to the second floor. Then quiet
again.
None of us felt talkative. Bella had
followed the men up and had been put
out. and sat shifting by herself in the
den. Aunt Selma was working over a
iig-saw puzzle in the library, and de-
claring that some of it must he lost
Anne and Leila Mercer were embrold-
ering. and Betty and l sat idle, oul
hands in our laps. The whole atmos'
phere of the house was mysterious
Anne told over again of the strange
noises the night her necklace was sto-
len. Betty asked me about the time
when the comfort slipped from under
my fingers. And when, in the midst
of the story. the telephone rang, we all
jumped and shrieked
In an hour or SO they sent for Elan
nigan, and he went upstairs. He
came down again soon, however, and
returned with something over his arm
that looked like a rope. 1t seemed tC
be made of all kinds of things tied to-
gether, trunk straps, clothes line, bee
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that He will he with me through all
the days.
These relationships which the church
sustains to God and to Christ, forever,
set it apart from and above all other
organizations. We need to come back
i'm this day of many societies and many
organizations to these primary concep-
tions of the church of Jesus Christ.
If we only could. how it would change
our attitude to the churches of which
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we are members,
>. Its relation to its members.
The church as whole sustalnS re-
latinns to it's own members which we
need to consider. The church is fos-
ter mother. caring for young and ten
der lives and seeking tn nourish them
until they shall come to the glorious
maturity The church is a training
school to develop character and eff
cheney for service. And it is this ser.
vice of formative discipline which ]
wish to present now. The church
must seek:
QD. The conversion of those who
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III Jonah was the first man on rec"ru
to acquire inside information.
III Mrs. Dollarsworth inspecting
eminent artists latest work.
"Charming. 1t suits the frame so
well. ."-Exchange.
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of Mill township
of
qudated This has been done and the hurch
q
a o eifce and
that have elapsed since the gana
all it's membership
organized by
dedicated Sunday begins
he of its
has
of
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FRAGMEN

Lo honrades no nos e1tge que col
quemos los cuadros de cara d Ia pared
para n,Ostrdr d nuestroS amigos que es
tdn pintados sobrs telas Mostremos
siempretlo meior. Demos al mundo
nuestros mds britlantes pensamaenios
nuest1as poiobros mds cor.eses, Ia
espontane,edad de nuestros mds MOBILES
impulses e antenclones, no importando
nos que todc esto pueda hacesrnos apa
recer super,ores 81 mrel en- que Sc nos
laa9a y sc ncs ten: ESQ nc es sober
BIO oroultoso, ESQ e. honrades
D,os cre6 tas flores para mostrar Ia
hermosura de 81 coroia, no la ordlnaria
maiey,o de sus ftoras, para ,m;balso
Mar ei ambienis con .us 2..fumer,as
II, para en ponsc 'io-.e por % ccl ace
de- sus 1uoos x
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DEJEMOS ESQ QtIETO.

Cons.derl Fl gobierno. 4 iuzgsr
por sus esn.erzos lnfornafivo> al eo-
mite de sunI0> inSlslare del Congre-
so. cue los Jleces oeoen ~ nombra
dos por = gobieruo Este pi4n,a que
es q e nlismo, qulen esfa M cspa-
citado que q p9aalo ! sfa a4 ia
function electiva.
No aigamos, pCes c'ie F. 'eori4 IL
npestr3 eoulerao a-fsr.-a el
principle lie las msvorias. Be-c H>.i
sobre el principe Dc re>t5r tsa.lta-
des al puei'lp Y apfnp. .-ll-
mo. Pero ahoia ressll'a als3 clHo.3.
El Attornet general rus tcr-.s.zrs
dehen sei ie,- ter to- isi-a.
dos por "igor.G Y - n,s; l'.9-5.e,-
dod, acaba de mostta-s part.aarlo
de que los !yeoes d Ias eortes aeor-
sem al .IIrado rVat', =, hseh5s
e1prsssn sus np,niba ID h Y3a
aquellos coneierne s'-,ipt.ls p H.
16ihdnd y Ia incgn lei,e.1 - -e. Z rHo
nodos decigsac,ors u lqt.tr5g ! s,
nlhcodo De etFds qi.e e is g ~ Is,t
On contrd m1yoT ' aGsn = asfe.
eho de Gtrigir n wsnfs ftrqi9
los puntos en- dlscus ~ y f'.e = Is
de d complete dontnp.
Bien, pues habri a., e:apa1a-
por el principle. La oonst.,leifu &.
los Estados Unidos -ecea0re 4 ios
eiudadanos el derecho ! seT 5lI1r.ia-
ante lurados y m1atie'.e ggov.'f-s
I'll iuiao por inrados ESta IN l.v
estatutoria de las aHe e-rSn si-art.
en- Puerto Rico. 8 lgaorno-
ooncepto del Attorrer seaer4i- u.
ts aquella constitution N > Far's &
nue. nos rtierl-nos-
Aha 70 plede 81 congress lesisI8r
10 cue el Attorney pEopone ; Is lezis-
Ltura ias'Isr qie Ies.sle. E II dere-
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N0TAS Y N0T|c|AS

I'm descarrilamiento ocurrido
aver en- la linea de carros electricos
interrumpio el trafico desde las 515
a las 6.l5 de la tarde. Gran ntimero
de personas estuvo detenida en- las
distintas estaciones de la linea espe-
rando Sc reanudara el servicio V al
cont.nuar este los carros Sc llenaron
completamente yendo en- algunos
mas de loo pasajeros. 4 las $50
quedo restablecida Ia normaHdad
del servlcio.
-Muchas de las personals que Vi
stan el Parque son de opinion el
esta blecimiento ALI de un gimnasio
seria de gran araccion para mayor
concurrencia a aquellos lugares.
-Unas 800 personals fueron de
San Juan Mayaguez saliendo de la
ciudad Ia noehe del sabado er un tren
especial Sc trataba de llevar efec-
to ALI otra manifestation repuhll-
ecana como celebra cion del tlaunfo
obtenidc en- Ia municipalidad. El
comite local Ge dicho rartido en-
San Juan invito q sus amigos pc.
lltlcos para haceF el viaje
-Ha estado en Mavaguez. accm-
PARADE de SUI esposa, nuestro com.
panero de trabajo e. Sr. Rosendo Al
dana, que estuvo dos dfas en- aque
La ciudad, de donde son oriundos
los expresados conyuges. kegresa
ron en- ell tren de anoche.
La designation del Licenciado
| Frarck Martinez de Mayaguez, para
| el cargo de secretario de la ofcina
del attorney general, ha sido lien re
cibida. Is la primera vez que para
desempenay con caracter definitivo,
Ell expresado cargo, Sc designa un
puerto.iqueno. Fl Lcdo. Franck
Martinez desempehaba actualmente
el cargo de iuez de paz de AIavaguez
Es jovea, coroce el castellano ha bla
eli ingles y su posicion es desahoga-
da
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CUENTC CORTO

He a1u Una anacdota Dastacse di
vertids &c IA juyertud &c: rey Eouar
do VII
q pr'n c!pe '3a CAFES = ST tato. ha
, az emprenS!do ca via!a hacia ei
Sudoes.s de la lng;=te,Ia a pesar
d. QUE vlajaba de .nsog2ito. Sc les re
conccl5 81 :odas parties
E !ueao del na:or hotei DE- Bod
m;a. advert.do por 81 ins.!a.o conner
ca c:ey6 QUE 81 fu.lro rey iba, ,iniali
b!=msnte. ser su huesped. Cor una
activi1ad isbr;!, h:zo prepa,a sus ne
lore; oeca.taTentos. rean15 suEtuo
sas ccmpra, en- 81 mercado y esper6.
Efectiv'amsnte. q dia siguient te,
uc caba.isso ac5n pafado de ur 10
ve1c:.c Sc E.essn;6 a. hotel Todos
loS GRADES sue:on paestcs inmedasa
meS:e al acc.6n; sc llev6 q In recien
l!egaaoS .acla las r,ezss Gasicnsca ;
Sc ateLd:o ics busspsces ccn ia an.s
Ts;pe,nosa celetsLcia, e"i's.Go
s.emrfe, lcr srrves,o, nan.'e:t3r
que scspeohaoan ssa ;Gsnnco1.
La nltcia &c Ia .e,gIa is3l : =
raiec.o como tLa raiaza &C vle.tl
En- n.5.o>ae tc.ass! tGtei sstsee
baiieno comrittarea.e poT ios s;.5s.,
10, cue &c oons!GeFataL .t.ices al lt
ner el hcnor &c Gcrn.-, a. u.eaos ~.
.ooha. hs.o Il :n;sno teeho qa,
scseraao
Les co: tu4s getss :sa .esst.a
se :eye.scac satis:echos de estss
oepcl3a = c!'c.:.a "a 81 medic
mas a1g,a5c.ss ets1cio-ss
My tard5 rs. 3 ca,1a ta
the. Cos yia!e-c: = T..ess1.a--
hotei so..c:ta.Ga Lac.Iso.ores
lie s.erto cca tocs II. Sins i.
pcndi6 e. hosre.e:o. Es,aa toc.sts
mscss
40 poGano; Esq ne: MS CO {
III peasefo cs1..s,e cue oort.t
uas ce,rs J - sc:s. sobTe el CT.
e .oyeEci,c 2oc.:s .ormiT. s:n c;.
a2:sE1. ,eh:iendo>e al mss tle:.
iJ- vis.,aLtes.
Mas ya.:a acomas.a.se &c a:-l.:...
naaeta que teIer g;.e .rse. Los d.
-Cc;dos aIeptsroE I iuG so.ameE:s
al sis-.ente ia q el hostele-o corc
clio en- medic :ie su desesperaci6a
cue el '..cvenc:to que habia dorm
] 90 sot.e el sofa. no era otro q,ie
pnn cIpe de i'sle-
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iECTrRA GAMPESINA.

Fl denaie de los terrenos. Pare
'ece una pafadoja, peto es In he
eho demo9trado que con q drena
Ie no >Qlo >e logr4 combatr el ex-
ce>o de hnmeda1 sino tamtien el
exceso de seglil
Sc somprenie 'aci'nen.e % rli
nero. en cganto d . segundo, va
mos Z exphsarlo
Con 81 iranalo Sc haca possible la
.asersti5a i e! oa'ent.1..er,o &C Una
capa de .ierra De mas espssor, y pcr
este. la races de las pl4atas pueden
rtGfDnc!zerse mas en- ella
S.sn4o ias raiceS m.s iarCas Y pro
iandas ademss u toma! mayer can
tdad da ailmento. encueDirsn tam
h;en mas hurnedad, Y a!eanzan las ca
pas rlof-ndas da: lerrero, que din
c:lIe.'e Sc secaG
tha s-tleua experisreis de Vance,
ccLae soore = io.EtQ1 tc,1! ds Ia:
RACES De tngo do los ,esaitaGos 81
gcie1tes:
Il terreno IN d.ena.e. la ra.ce.
a'caazaroa a PrefYrG;9sd 4 20 cen
t.metta, Fl :sr:e1o son ere.aje, j.
oertinetros-
Ea teFrero coa G.eaa:s y rIcfur
damerte trabaj js95, {: cert.met.o.
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10 que dijo ell rey.

En- IS reciente vista hecha por On
Alfonso & Valencia. dedico las 81.
guienteS Traces a los soldados:
Al tener el gusto de aceptar esta
amable invitaclon, me compla ECO Ell
maniiestaros la gran satisfaction qu5
experimental Brlndo por el brlllan
te estado de la guarnicion,y estoy Sc
g9.o de que 81 las CIRCUMSTANCES &
ess gen, Ia trcpa tan dIsciplinada
dormir en- las camas sy colchons,
De La Tlerta Roia la que ha reciol.
do ur eApleEd.do surtido.
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Ida la sehora en- el despacho de su ma
rido, y toda acongojada exclama:
-iVen, por Dios! Tu hijo le ha pc
gado Ell mio y amenaza con un pale
| al nuestro.
En- un Consejo de guerra pregun
ia Ell presidente al acusado:
-eEs usted catolico?
- No, senior.
-6Es usted protestante?
No, senior.
-Pues entonces, 5que es usted.
-Yo, sargento de infanteria.
Estableciose un relojero en- cierta
cludad y puso en- la muestra de su
tienda:
LA mayor relojeria del mundo'.
al POGO tempo estableciose otro
individuo del mismo oficio en- la mis-
ma calle y puso en- su muestra:
La mayor relojeria de la ciudad".
Y otro industrial, al poner a su
vez otro establecimiento analogo en-
IA misma via, no tllvo mas remedio
que apelar a esta rotulo:
"A la mayor relojeria de esta calle.
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ONOMASTICO,
Ell melodioso canario
Que tienes en- tu Yentana

Ell melodioso canario
Que tlenes en- tu ventana
Con un trlno eXtraordinario,
De trovador solitario,
va saluda Ia manana.
El alba resplandeciente
Que entire irisados colores
Surge filglda en- oriente,
Acariciando el ambiente
Que embalsamaron las flores;
Que disipa la penumbra
De una noche diamantina;
Que las praderas alumbra,
A MEDIA que Sc encumbra,
Por Ia emplnada colina;
Que las pupilas radiantes
De los astros vagabundos
Clerran, al sutil calmante,
De su beso los cambiantes
Que regocljan al mundo.
La aurora que Sc ALA alrada
Proclamando la algeria.
Que entire el rumor de cascade
De amaranto perfumada,
Viene a festejar tu dia.
Y no le arranca ST canto
Solamente a ese jilguero
El alborear de tn santo.
Pues entire rlsas y lianto
Otro cantor prisionero
Cual libador colibri
En- un nido de azahares,
En- tus labios de rubi.
Dulce estampa para II
Su presente en- tus Eatales
A. V. Atuorod7
Nueva York.
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IT'LL Para nri.ar Il elor de ia
p:nturs de Una habitsciin. 5as.s 20
ne' eh q estancla ina cesclla grande
p.ca.a.
CTRlnSo -TE :nvento. hc-ss
- b. ,ie>cubieT;o el madi0 de supa
NIX q Iah1n n Fl lava9o lie Ia rops.
In h.gar e este nr' Iieto en3laa
Una eorrienfe elee;ne4 cue hare pa
s4r 10 q agra. y a c'szl. ses,,n se
dIce. lu''a ,odas q nlneha- y -l.ie
daieS cpn s-1a rapi :ez. ..Es >o.s nj
lIlns f.e - fsolcaG ~1- aua
gsEO ~ es.Gr. t..J tEscis-.>.
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Las personae que t1eseen suscriblrse
Ala CORRESPONDENCE, dirii, nse ls
ofcina central. Gale de Fortaleza Ga
San JUN. P r., incluyendo el impor
f. de In suscriprion que solicitor y ha.
ciendo ccnstar con letra clara ell nom
hre direccl6n de la persona lntere'
sada.
Pueden hacerse asf mismo suscflpclo
nes solicitandolas de los ageniee que
en- tods isla tiene este peri6dlco; los
cnales ayisaran la oficina de San
Juan para que los abonos sean ser'
vidos.
Tambien pueden hacerse suscrlpclo'
mes nara ser se.vidas PR los agentes
al nrecio de SO o. cada uInero del Pc
ri6dico.
las nersopas que estando suscrltss,
eanl len de domicilio dentro de una
nonlaci n 8 de una a otra dlstlnta, Sc
ser, iran ayisarlo en- tempo. o al agen-
te mas su alcsncs a la otlclna cen
fral. Ouaudo este aviso sea onitldo'
81 su> critic sera consi ieradodeudor de
su susrrici6n aunqde ell period co, por
Gull, de Ia omission de! suscrltor' no
haya ilegado sus manos, -,
L. seccion tltulada CARl Ao DEL L
PUEBLO. es absolutamen'e neutral J
nnede ser utiiiz da ibremente para
exnresar tsdas las opiniones, con tal
de uue esten inspiradas en- Ia ouena
* y sean currectas en- fondo = Iorma'
x redaccion Sc reserva el derecho az
publican 8 no las csrtas cue coa oes-
iino 4 esa seccion sean remltldas.
NO Sc pEvUELvEN oRIJINALEs QUE "a
RA SER PUBLIcADos Sc REciBAN "
FOR cuALaUrER clRcUNsrANciA NO 10
EEAN. ;.,. ];
Los anunciantes pueden dirl,i ,irse a
laofjcina central los agenles' lrecios
para an,rcios, comunlcados, reclamos,
edictos, etc, seran env;ados soliel'ua
de les interesados.
La remission de fondos La CORES
poNDENclA debe hacerse en- llros posta-
les, V cuando no los haya en- el lugsf
de la remesa, en- sellos de correo de DOS
centavos.
Las personas cue los fines de IA pu
blicidad deseen ser oidas por la 90
RREspoSpENc1A, puedan acudir ia re-
dacci6n del peri6dico, iorlaieza u a
av,sar por telefcno carta para que
oportunamente acuda un reporter su
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La ha5ltocidn que tiens usted des1
qultadi en- su casa .eacontraria u.
oeupante ST usted 10 dnuncid en- es.G
d,ario. Estd toddrid r0eants porque
Sc ,gnora que este desaquliada 9 las
condtclones que reurs UE solo do
qas paSs sir que e rente. Is ga un
nal ne9oc,o Lo que Sc easta en- anun-
CLOS. eita m.Snc 10 remtotsarontop
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BrMoRIsNo.

IRA viG1s cor " hiio &c .g-.
edad, "a oontr1.l0 natrimonlo %
u viudo 9le tsela tambisn /.
a.JO de pocos afls,s
e matnnonio Ia tenido inl.o
oeniicl5n-
sii Caoo De aigl1 tempo. en..a :
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4 tndon in4o,,,, Ell vlajero

otros utensilios, la dueha de casa
que ha menester menaje de cocina,
Ia joven que desea adornar con
hnos encajes ygeneros de punto
sus ele gantes trajes, quien use fina
esencia, todo el que necesite al
gun artlculo del ramo de ferre te-
ria y quincalla, debe hacer una Vi
sta a LA SULTANA Gale de San
Justo y, San Juan. Pinturas y
herramientas.
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prendas en- menos de un cuarto de

prendas en- menos de un cuarto de
bora.
EXQUISITE. Pastel Bolovar.
Sc amasa una libra de harina con
aqua de tomat tes, media libra de man
teca y dos yemas, hasta que quede
tierna; Sc hace una tortilla con el DO
lilo; Sc rellena de polio picadillo;
Sc le echan encima las puntas que
quedan a que forme como torta lar
ga; Sc unta encima de huevo; Sc pone
en- las hojas untadas de manteca y
Sc mete al horno.
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kA.. Hotel Palmer. Calls
|NdYdpuEL de Mendez Vigo No.
"A. Muy oerca del
ferrocarrl. Banos q todas horaa
Habitaciones ventila das. Servici ia
q la carta Alumbrado electrico =
tmbres en- todas habitacionea Te.
Iefono No IS. Habitaciones para
agentes viajeros, propias para exhi.
bic ZONES de muestras. Telefons
NO. oa No. |.
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Chocolate. ?e''sIin;sss = SS5za;7n es'. m; g;
nos y personals debi-
les. En- 1854 en- las meriendas d,
FersaLes-ya Sc consumia Ell cho.
eolate como aimento principal
Iodos los que usan nuestro choco-
late gozan de buena salud. EN-
pleamos azucar de la. clase y ca.
Gao superior. N. Sobrino y Ca.
San Juan, Tetuan A. Telefoao
12S. ?. 0. Box 1853.
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Entered at the Post Office San Juan P
R. as second class matter July 1900.
La Correspondence de Pto. Rico
roRrAIxzA "a. TELEFoNo 2l

D;ario polftico, de infor nacion gene
rsI Iiternria cientihca FL mas antiguo
de los diarios de Ia isis. Ediclon los
domingos. Factura moderna- Comp.ues-
to & mlo,dns por medic de monotlpla y
estereotipis. Todos los dias tipo nuevo.
Upico peri6dico que usa prensa rotatlva
en- Puerto Rico Dia-io de Ia tarde;
Noticias p,sr cable Corresponsales =
reporters en- toda Ia isla y Mas prlnci-
pales capitales de America y Europa
fnformaci6n grafca por medic de graoa-
dos de notables artistas.
Precios de s,scyipci6n en- la isla.
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Il M. ra,.,l;. Para el COM
lN uIld udIdIll]d prador ell sis-
tema te pre-
clos fjos J 81 a este Sc une ID mos;ci.
dad en- dichos precios es nsgocio po.
s.tlvo para el copsumiior. compra.
~ ell BAZAAR OTERO de Ponce
en- donde esta impiantaIo este sistema
desde hace muchcs amos
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Casas a p|azos en- ss,s, 's:s' {: aa. n
casa de vivien
da en- Ell poblado de Santuree?: Pues
escribame y vera como Nd. tendra
su casa pagando so1amente q sl.1O
semanal. iI;uda Vd, &c tan fayora-
Bile proposicioa: Fues dirijase 4 DC.
taviano ]. Herrera en- Tetuan SO
altos, San Juan. P. r.