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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-02
Me ere usted bastante fuerte

Me ere usted bastante fuerte
para darme armas como a un guar
da cualquiera? Ell coraz6n no Sc me
achica y me siento capaz, con un Gu
chillo 8 una escopeta, ehaDermelas
con cuslqulera.
Y lanzo una mirada de reto a los
que le rodeaban. Tn relampago de
c6lera cruz6 por su vista al observar
que sus palabras eran acogldas con
grandes carcajadas. Solo Juan per-
marccia serlo,
-Lo creo firm EN- ente, murmuro.
va die que de este niho Sc podia ha-
ce, lgo bueno 8 algo muy malo.
Los guardas Sc disponian a levan-
tar el labak y llevars elo d Ia cocina;
pero el infantil cazador Sc opuso.
-Quiero que la senorita 10 Yea,
grito con gesto de autoridad, y voz
imperiosa.
va 10 he visto. Y es igual a
la estampa de mi alfabeto. ,.iBravo,
Gawldn, bravo! exclam6 Blanca des-
de la ventana, palmoteando alegre-
mente
-Orgullo y valor, murmur6 el
baron. para el cual no habia pasado
desapercibida la escena; dos cuallda-
des que bien dirigidas, hacen hon.
bres superiores :! estan gobernadas
por la cultura y la educaci6n,
Y volviendose hacia el Gdrildn.
-Deberia castlgarte por habec CO.
gido la escopeta sin mi permlso. Sin
embargo te perdono, y puesto que
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tranados
va no dira el sehor baron que
no SOY fuerte, replico el muchachlto:
altanero y despreciatlvo. Encontre
ell arma en- el granero, entire unas ca
las vieias y muebles va rotos. La
limpie 10 mejor que pude, y con ba-
las v p6lvora olvidadas en- una car
tuchera me he ejercitado todos los
dias al tiro, y esta manana mate un
iabali.
Para Ell que te crea!. .excla-
maron los hombres riendo. 49,
-Vengan a verlo. .lo aeeehe en-
el encinar, derriban dole de un balazo
en- la cabeza. Cayo patas arriba. Lo
arrastre hasta aqui porque saba
que no me hubieran creldo 81 no
Pesaba mucho, pero soy fuerte,
Ali estA delante de la puerta.
Los guardas Sc levantaron mere
dulos; en- el patio de entrada yacla
un solatario, cuyos colmlllos acu'
saban edad avanzada. Todos que
daron mudos de sorpresa. de que
modo aquel chiquillo habia podldo
arrastrar hasta alli la enorme bes-
tia? Como tuvo el vaior de afron-
tar al terrible animal?
En- estas estaban cuando lego el
baron, atraido por el ruido. El Gam-
Ian, desde su sitio, afectaba la actl'
tud modesto de los venc edores. Uni.
camente, al DIR la exclamation de
sorpresa de su amo, levanto los olos
| V diio:
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e!;abalf vale rnas diez piastra, Sque
deseas cambio Gle ei?
Una escopeta buena y un alta
beto.
para que?
va Sc deletrear, pero quiero leer
como la senorita; aprendere' solo.
-iY que mas quieres? pregunto
ell baron. cada vez mas sorprendido.
Los colmil!os del jabali para
darselos a Ia senorita; mi madre m e
ha dicho que preservaban de todo
NAL.
~
Sc supo un dia que el baron ha-
bia decidido enviar su pupila al con-
vento de las Graclas, donde Sc educa
ban todas las jovenes de la nobleza
Esta noticia fue muy NAL recibi-
da entire los montanese es, que idola-
traban a Blanca, delicada poes(a de
sus vidas solitarias J salvajes.
En- su ingenuidad decian:
-iAcaso no esta bien entire noso-
tros? SQue puede faltarle? iQue NAL
va a estar la pobrecilla rodeada de
gente extrana, encerrada entire los
cuatro muros de un conventol Ella.
acostumbrada al aire puro de nues-
tros bosques. Ell amo hace NAL en-
llevars Ella.
Pero el mas aterrado al saberlo fue
el Gauldn; al principle no qu!so
creerlo. pero una tarde de septiem-
bre, cuando la luna subia cual lam
para de orc por Gina de los pinos, Sc
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hONlO Sc Coll'L w GIL
criado del castillo, circu-
lando por el con entera
libertad, hacienda cuantos servlcios
podfa, no siendo va el muchacho su
clio y andrajoso que conocimos en- el
bosque; el baron, que lie guerra mu-
cho, le compro un chaquet6n de la
ma, chaleco rojo, calzones suJetos
con botones plat eados y un sombre,
rillo en- forma de como; en- suma, el
traje complete de los montaheses de
Calabria. Y crecia fuerte como un pl-
no v atrevido como un toro, mlen-
tras que elrostro angelcal de Blanca
adouiria rasgos de gran delicadeza.
La vida Sc deslizaba apacible y dull
CO en- aquel bosque, del cual la nina
sem eiaba el hada blanca y rubla que
los leiiadores encontraban al clarear
81 alba y al anochecer Ell chiqulllo
conservaba el nombre de Go'atdn,
adivinandose en- el una aficlon ex-
traiia hacia las armas y la caza cuan
do no jugaba con la nina, rondaba
alrededor de las guardas, examlnan-
do sus escopetas y carabinas, conten
to 81 lie dejaban tocarlas. Juan favo-
recia su passion, llevandoselo a me-
nudo al bosque, donde lie permitly
tirar pajaros; el muchacho parecia
nacido para cazador de y. Sila, los
cuales matan al vuelo Vna paloma y
a 200 metros hiereH las martes en-
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jabali que mate?
No Sc 81 mi tutor me 10 permiti-
ra, contesto riendo Blanca. En- 81
convento no dejan tener caprichos.
Pero, Sporque quieres que me 10 lie
ve?'
-Llevat clos, dijo son solemnidad.
Esto te protegera contra todo daho
~ no te vendra NAL, pues eres mas
bonita que el angel esculpido en- la
cabecera de mi lecho.
Ell ava Sc acerc6 y el niho Sc alejo
muy confuse, fastidiado, preso de
extrano dolor. A pesar de sentirse
arrastrado por fuerza irresistible,
Sc avergonzaba de demostrar la Pc
ma que le embargaba y Sc arrepentia
amargamente de las palabras pro-
nunciadas en- un MON ento de expan-,
sion. Aquella noche, acurrucado en-
su rlnc6n, no desplego los labios,
fila la vista en- Blanca, la cual, segin
costumbre, Sc habfa sentado entire
los guardas, amigos suyos tan anti
guOS.
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'un ojo por no estropear Ia piel. El
baron ignoraba las disposiciones de
su protegido "a vec es lie habia sorpren
dido en- contemplation ante una So
berbia panoplia de armas relucien-
'tes y magnificas.
-Cuando tengas fuerzas para ma
nejar un fusil te dare uno, le dijo
cierto dia.
-Pero 81 va las tengo.
No, todavia no.
Al quedarse solo, gruno furioso:
-iConque no tengo fuerzas?
Pues va les demostrare QUE Sc equi-
vocan todos.
Desde aquel NON ento Sc ausento
frecuentemente, sin que nadle su-
piese donde iba; por la noche regre-
saba cansado, lleno de barro, y Sc
sentaba en- un rincon de la chimen ca,
inm6vil, con la vista fila en- Blanca,
la cual Sc entretenfa en- hojear run
alfabeto ilustrado, regalo del baron
para que aprendiese a leeg:
Una mahana, hseis las doce, mien
tras los guardas Sc hallaban en- la CO
Gina, cercana al comedor donde CO.
mian el baron y su pupila, Sc presen-
to el Milo llevando en- bandolera una
escoPeta de piston, cuyo canon esta-
bs muy mohoso. Venfa roio de emo
ci6n, dispuesto, al parecer, a afron-
tar la tormenta que quiza Sc lie vi
niera encima.
-;De donde has cogido la esco-
peta? preguntaron los guardas ex-
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UNA CURACION
QUE Sc PRESrA 4 REFLExtoNES

El 10 de febrero de 1897 recibta IN
larmaceutico de Paris la carta siguiente {:
Hace unos clantos amos que cog! uD
enfriamiento consecuencia del cual
Sc me present6 Tn fuerte constipado
que descude por entonces y degeIero
en- Tn catarro de Ia peor especie. Hoy
me encuentro afectado de Una bron-
quits cspantosa. no puedo respirar con
holgura Y experimento una gran opre-
sion. Tengo ell est6mago lleno de flegmas,
NO puedo dormir Y no tengo Ebre u
sc!o momenlo ell pecho. Por las manana
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chos remedies, ttsanas, jarabes, sin 10
graz alivlo con NADIA. Fl meGico me
ha dicho que me vuelvO asmallco. Nc
,engo apetito nj gCs,o para NADIA
En- ei per!0dico que orGlaaramente
leo he visto e! relate de las curaciones
obtenidas con elAlquitran de esa casa en-
circunstancias parecldas a las en- qre
20 me encuec.ro. Ruegcle me env!e UD
frasco de verdadero Aouitran Guyot.
Espero que me ha de aii7iar Firmado !:
Francisco Martinez, plaza Mayor. Azan.
CARO- (Perd)s
Despues de haber ensayado e, YER
dadero Alquitraa Guyot. e! selor Marti-
nez escri5lo de nuevolo que sigue 81
1e mayo de 1897 MI muy estimado
Jenor Guyo; He hecho uso del Erase
QueV. me ha enyiado tomauuolo todas
las comiGas. tai como esta prescrito. c
sea una cucharada de alquitran, como
las de cafe. por cada vase de liquido.
va desde este primer frasco encontre
una mejoria notable en- MI saiud. AFRO
laba mas faclimente las flegmas que me
obstruian ell estomago, Sc NE presento
algin apetito y pude dormir algunas ho-
! ras sin encontrarme molestado en Ia
respiraci0n Continue usando ell Alqui-
tran Guyot y despues de tres frascos de-
saparecieroa los accescs de los que me
c0nsuniaI Ahora tengo buen apetito.
va no arrolo flegmas he recobrado las
i !uerzas completamente.
lie agradezco ea ex:reno EaoeE II
ientado el Alcuitran Guyot Y crea que 70
no puedo slno recomendar el -emedio de
Y. iodas las personas cue sufren de
bronQu!t:s ' catarros como el que 20
tenia.- F:-msdo Francisco Martinez. >
E!uso del Alquitran Guyot todas las
comidas. a Ia dosis indicada el Ia carta
q1e deiamos reproducida, basta. en- efec-
20. para curar en- POGO tempo el catarrc
mas rebelde J Ia Dronquitis mas antigua
AlgUnas veces hasta Sc consigue domi
mar y aun curar Ia tisis por declarada
cue este: pues el Alquitran detlene Ia
decomposition de los tlberculos de-
2uim6n malando los mslos microbes
cue son Ia causa de ests descomposiclon
- Esto es sencillo y exacto. El menoi
co1Stipado puede degenerar en- oron'
quits 81 Sc Ie abandone- Por ESQ 10 81
insistira nunca demasiaGo al recomendal
4 los enfermoe cue traten de conlural
el maj desdeel principle usando ei =
quitran Guyot cue todos los farmaceuu
COS expenden.
Este tratanIento viene ! costar cel
tavos diarios, j.. Crrai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-02

DRONTO Sc convirti6 en-
criado del castillo, clrcu-
lando Dor el con entera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-02

Anselma Acaoa,
Aurelio Mendez Se!raao,
Jose V. Lugo Y Cuevas.
Juan Anto. Molina, Sucn
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toso J gargaJec
por espacio de
dos horas has:a
que las hegmas
Sc desprenden.
pero. SCORE to-
do, cuando mas
suero es en- el
invierno. Esto
me produce de-
secs de vomita-
pero &C lego 4
consegu:rio. He
ensayado mt;-
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Treasury Department of Porto Rico.

probado; B. r. Dix. Acting Treasurer.
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OfRECEM0S Al PUbLIC0
Fl Gmpiador VACUUM mapCa "SANTO.

Con las sguientes garantias de fabrca;
Marchara consantemente sin calentarse lnerrumprse
Tiene por destitucion calculada de % ~
pies cbico de aire bre Producira maxlmo de
pulgadas segun ell mercuro Standard de los EE w.
Durara de Is 90 amos, ain usandose diariamene
"E SANTO trabajara de cuaquier cubo de uz ncandes
cente IN costo de centavos la hora Ell "SANTO"
podra nunca sperado para hogar pero tambien su
gran capacidad 10 hace apeecibe para tt ENDAS ALMA
GENES, OFICINAS IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES Il otros
edfcos grandes Haga vista nuesras ofcnas para
yer la demostrac6n por ctac6n mandaremos aparato
cualquie sio San Juan para demosraro en- privado
Porto Rico Power { Light Co.
O1icinas Prin cipales, Marina, San Juan.
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SUBASTA PUBLICA BlENES INMCEBLES.
En- De Rentas nenas De Manat e Ga II ds Julio
vendidos los poorss odosc
las cont
que moargad haber pgado de-
Jos segIn dlspon Lev
de Ren.as Inte1nas
PROPIETAROs Description poead Contrbuciones gssos
aproxmados
EN- PRIMERA SUBASTA
Juan Mir6 Ca.tansr eds Coto, $50
Sue FREQ Ioudo Coma Florida adentrc, 2i79
Manuel T onido eds Florida adentc 1888
Ramon Iou,ito as cisl casa Florida adentro. 1885
Imam : Oriz 20 eds Florida afuers .s3
pueden de.a los respecvos e1pediens
E compador de cata proedad debe Elective
diez por cen vendd
Re que deare de
propdad los d:e1 as sgusntes verified
M,nsG P. E. Junio 4 de 1910.
(Firnado) Francisco de Echsgaray-Coector.
Aprobado Samuel Groue Treasurer
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En- esta lmprenta Sc vende
papel de periodicoa yiejos a
50 quiutaI
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Treasury Department Of ''>:Ilo Rico.
sUBAsTA PUBLlcA

sUBAsTA PUBL1CA B1ENEs INMuFBLEs
En- la Coetua de Rentas nternas de La e dia IS
1910 Las 10 dc venddo
aonados parte los msmos cubr las
feron embgado haber pagado de-
bdo las conrbuone vncdas los segdn dpone
de Rentas Internas
Description propiedad gastos
aproximados.
PRIMERA sUBASTA
Anselma Aaoa. Casa de mad Bo Pueblo, 1918
Aurelo Mendez Se!rano s9 bohos Bo Lares 3D.
Jose v Lugo Cuevas. eds Bo Lare $50
Juan Anto Molina Suc1, IA eds. b. ares, 1884
Pueden los de los respecvos expen
compador de cada pedad debe dposa eeco 10
diez del vaor vendda cuy perdera
de e
propeds los d as guen;es que verfc
La,es, P r, JUNO ds 1910
(Fumado Fabio A. Hernandez --Colector
Apobado B. r. Dix. Acting Treasurer
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SUBASTA PUBLICA.
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TUESDAY, JUNE IA, 1910
SUBSCRIPTION s1::55SS AZ AFPE EAS III.

Why buy common ordinary shoes
and pay the same price as you
would for Woods best wears for
working people. At Want & Bars
They don't cost any more and will
wear longer.
Geo. A. Ross, formerly cash
Ter Of the Produce Exchange
Bank of Cleveland, was released
June 3 from the Ohio peniten-
tiary, having concluded a ten
year sentence, which was redu-
ced to little more than six years,
owing to good behavior. Early
in 1904 Ross pleaded guilty to a
defalcation aggregating $3.50, 600.
mans. V
On the witness stand June 9
Charles r. Heike, secretary of
the American Sugar Refining
Company, charged in New York
with conspiracy to defraud the
Government on underweight OF
sugar, laid the blame for the
fraud on the late II. o. Have.
meyer, until his death, president
of the trust. Heike testified thai
he called Havemeyers attention
TO the '1iberality" of Govern
ment weighers, and a letter Of
the dead millionaire was intro
duced in substantiation. Heikt
claimed the frauds were carried
on with the full knowledge anC
sanction Of Havenleyer,
We will guarantee to give better
values in ladies' shoes and oxfordi
for the money toaD you can get a
other places. Want g. Bars.
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All kinds of roofing at Want &
Bars.

Huntington, w. Va, June 4. -
Isaac Price sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in the penitentiary
at Moundsville. at the recent
session of criminal court, was
granted a stay of execution this
morning by Judge Taylor, during
which time an appeal will be
taken. Price, it will be remem-
bered was convicted of burglary,
having stolen six pairs of shoes
from a shop window on third
avenue between tenth and eiev-
enth streets.
The long sentence for the COM
paratively trivial nature Of the
theft was due to the habitual
criminal act, which provides that
a third convection makes the i'm
posing Of a life sentence manda-
tory with the presiding Judge.
Price was arrested during the
winter, while attempting to dis
pose Of the shoes on the street,
though no evidence of the burg
larry could be had at the time.
He was taken to headquarters
by Lieutenant Davis, who
searched him and found a revol-
yer on his person violating the
Johnson act, he was held until
the recent session Of the Grim
inal court and in the meantime
sufficient evidence had been gath
cred to convict him of burglary.
The harsh penalty which the
man was compelled to pay OF
account of his crime attracted
| widespread attention at the time
and much comment on the habit
lual criminal act. The stay oil
execution granted to the mar
continues for thirty days. Price
was represented at the trial b.
/ Attorneys Engle q Rice.
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children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 9 7 . a
Notice to Farmers and Corn RaiSerS

I am the man who builds the
Champion Iron Root cutter plows,
the greatest new land pillow that
ever has been invented. The reason
why all farmers should use this
pillow is because they can raise as
much again grain on the same
ground and they are q great salts
faction to the man. They 60 into
the ground them selves, and make
the work easy to the man VINO OPP
perates them. build them i'm one
and two horse sizes. Anyone wan
ting this plow please send me your
order at once and state whether a
one or two horse plow is wanted
Never fool your money away with
an old whoden plow. There are
lots Of my plows in this county and
they could not be bought at twice
their worth Your patronage is
sol cited.
S. S. PATTERSON. Blacksmith
GIantpyiile, w. Va.
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THE STEAMER HARRY w SUNK,

Last monday night the Harry
w. the passenger packet be-
tween here and Creston, sunk
while laying at the wharf at this
town. The boat arrived here
with load Of passengers late
that evening, and while the wa
ter was at stage of near Is feet
they tied the boat to the bank
and the river fell so fast that
the bow of the boat soon rested
on the bank causing it to sink.
The crew worked several days
before getting it raised. There
was quite a lot of merchandise,
ETC., yet on the boat, which was
all badly damaged.
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Champ Clark, Dem Jcratic lea
der of the house, puts fair
challenge squareIy up to Pres
ident Taft. In his speeches the
president has admitted that the
tariff on wooden good should be
reduced, but pleads that such a
reform cannot be undertaken
without opening up the whole
question of tariff revision again.
The minority leader answers
this specions plea by telling the
president to send special mes
sage to congre3s demanding a
reduction in the wooden schedule,
and if Chairman Payne will re-
port the bill the Democrats will
offer no amendments. If Mr..
Taft sincerely desires to give the
American people cheaper cloth
ing at once, here is his opportu-
nifty. Will he take advantage of
lit?
The best line Of dress goods in the
Kanawha valley at Want &Barrs
The railroad bill was passed by
the Senate by a vote Of 80 to IL.
Six Democratic Senators voted
for the measure, including Mr..
Paynter Of Kentucky. All Of
the 'insurgent" Senator'S voted
J for the measure.
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18th Day of June

1910, for the purpose Of nominating a can
didate for the Office of Member of House
of Delegates; a c. ndidale for the office of
County Superintendent of Free Schools;
a candidate or the Office of Commissioner
of the County Court, to he voted for at the
General election to be held ON the first
Tuesday after the frSt Mon 'ay in Novem-
Der mex. All persons desiring to become
candidates at the said Primary election for
either Of the offices above designated shall
make known that fact to the Chairman or
the Secretary of the County Executive
Committee on or before the 18th day OF
June 1910 on which last named date the
ticket will be closed end thereafter no name
can be added, and each candidate for House
of Delegates or County Superintendent Oh
Free Schools shall, ON or before the said
] lth day of June pay to lie Treasurer OF
said Committee, the sum Of $500 and each
candidate for Commissioner Of the County
Court shall within the same time pay "a
the said treasurer the sum Of $1,000, which
amounts have been estimated by the said
Committee rs necessary e. defray the ex.
penscs ofthe said Primary election
The Committee will meet on the 1871
day OF June 1910 for the purpose Of ap
pointing officers TO conduct the said cleo.
ton.
by order Of Democratic County Exec.
utivC Committee.
K. f. HAYS, j. NJ. I(AMILToN.
Secretary. Chairman
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No Danger.

No Danger.
In taking DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Hon-
ey for coughs and colds. 1t con-
tains no habit producing drugs.
Look for the Bell on the Bottle.
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After the first week IN Kafch, wifi be
IN 6rantSyllIe with fresh m cat on Tus-
Day Of ach week.
n. N. THpptit.
(Nu>
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We Don't Have 10.

Tell you what it's for it's name tells.
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar Honey is the
best cough medicine and several
million people already know it
Look for the Bell on the Bottle.
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NOTIONS.

Mems shirts, the SOC kind go for
34c. Mems work shirts, the SOC
kind go at 36c. Mems hats, the
SOC to 1.50 kind all go at Csc.
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Granulated Eye Lids

Can be cured without cauterizing
or scarifying by the use of South
erland's Eagle Eye SaIve We
guarantee 1t to cure. Csc ev cry
where.
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Do You Get the Best.

If you have cough, cold, asthma
Group or any throat or bronchial
troubles AID use DR.. Bells Pine:
Tar-Honey, you do. Look for
the Bell on the Bottle.
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Hugh Haverty, as good natur-
ed as ever, was in town Tuesday
evening. He is one of the West
Virginia Carbon Companies trus-
ty men, and has held a job at
that plant for several years.
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Ira Hardman pays cash for wool.
Ball game at Pell's ball ground
Saturday June 18.
Don't forget Hndmans closing
out sale. II
Key Chenoweth Is a valuable
assistant in the Assessors office.
X Stephens and Billie Deems
were in town Wednesday.
Steer Harris and Doss Blizzard
two of our long lost sons, arri-
we'd in the city Wednesday.
New women and Shildrens shoes
at Hardmans for IS than cost.
Mrs. Rachel Cunningham is
having erected at her place on
Phillips run, a nice house.
Remember the big ball game at
Grantsville Saturday the 18.
Trubada against Grantsville.
Bring the whole family.
Hardmans haye\a nice lot Of la
dies oxfords that are selling at less
than it cost to make Them.
Mr.. Hagan Barr and his fam.
| lily arrived here from Parkers-
burg Monday evening. They will
spend the summer here.
One dollar buys more at Hard
man sale than one dollar and fifty
cents buys elsewhere.
Several of our local masons at
tended the laying of the corner
stone of the New Chenille
Normal School at Glenville Fri
day.
Buy your shoes from Want &
Bars.
Have you seen that line Of ladies
shirt waists at Wiant& Bars.
Tode Bennett and family ar
rived here Monday evening from
Lincoln county. where Tode has
been working in the oil field.
They were called by the serious
illness of Jesse Bennett, who at
that time was in a very serious
condition. There never was a
better hearted boy than Tode
and his friends here are all glad
to see him.
Bring me- /Ybur wool and beef
hides. y Ira Hardman.
Robt. Smith, of White Pine,
was a business visitor here re-
Gently.
The one hundred and second
anniversary of the birth of JEFF
ferson Davis, only president of
the Southern Confederacy, was
celebrated June 3rd at his birth
place at Fairview, which is TO be
converted into a memorial park.
1t is surprTAing 10 see the sacks
full of goods bS"ing Hardmans.
Charley Eismon, our popular
young friend from Minnora, was
here Tuesday, interviewing our
business men. We acknowled-
ge receipt of a years subscription
from the gentleman for which he
has our thanks.
Austin Stump returned from
Buckhannon last Wednesday,
where he had gone to bring
home his two granddaughter,
Misses Geraldine and Janice
Hays who have been attending
school at that place the past win
ter.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1910-06-14
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