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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-07
Casa de Prestamos, J. Rendoa Y
Compalia S. en- G.

Esta casa sigue con toda re
gularidad todas sus operacio
mes y ofreee al publico un pre-
cioso surtido de alhajas.
Allen u. Eortaleza.
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In Correspondence Eeuar4 4 s.
casa toaos los dfds. 10 solo las nots-
Gas mas ,niportdnteS Dc Ia lssa I'll
exterior, sino may udriaiG. er4r.iaa-
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de recrso en sus korqs des,capaSas.
Pidd us.sd que ls syrGn nsassiras De
este periodioo siquieva pOr un mes y
como prrsb1, y segwanense dessard
ussed luseo ser essa5ls y cens.on,s
leeSor del rxcrlo.
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Formation del iurado.

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para "a ormoci6n de jurad que aeda
cuof sea e de mis- mfra trtado LA Coespon
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CODA.
Ell gobierno de Ia republlca de
Cuba ha decidido construir IN nue.
vo palacio presidential cuyo costo
30 calcula en ST, 900, 600, y al lefecto
se ofrecera, un premio de consldera-
ci6n para traer en- concurso los me
iores arquitectos del mundo. Fl 60
bierno GO popone hacer de ese edl-
ficio uno de los mas bellos de Ia capi
tai.
Yahay disponible la suma de $3.50
600, y para completar el million Sc
apartara mensualmente un tanto
Dor ciento de los ingresos de ia iote-
ria nacional.
-Dentro de POGO Sc ereglra en Ia
Habana un magni6co ediflclo, que
sera dedicado 4 una escuela de segun
da ense1anza, 4 un costo de $500, 900
La escuela estara montada con to-
dos los adelantos modernos y con-
tara con un personal de hablles ycom
petentes profesores.
-Seg,in la revista "Cubs Mer-
cantil E Insdustrial' las e1porta-
clones de estos productos durante
el ano ordmario de19o9 fueron como
. sigue: ] ,44o barriles y fardos de ta-
baoo. 341 ,702 fardos de tabaco en- ra-
ma, Isl 900, 900 de cigarros, 1869, :
$50 cajetillas de cigarrillos 26o, o46
kilos de picadura, ,S9l ,2s9 kilos de
tabaco menudo, y 1.464 ,26l tonela-
das de azdcar.
CHILE.
La production de salltre en- Chile
durante el a1o ordmario de 1909 ex-
cedi6 en- mas de 5000, 900 de tonela-
das & ls de cualquier otro ano. Este
aumento fue debido principalmente
al hecho de q. los agricultores recono
cen ahorafnas generalmente que es
indispensable el uso de un buen fer
tilizador, 4 fin de conservar Ia fecun-
didad natural de sus tierras. Es m
disputable que el consume mumdlal
de salitre, que ha sido constante du-
rante los dltimos ochenta amos, ha-
bra de continuar en- 10 future, de a.
cuerdo con las leyes economics. Has
IA hace POGO, los palses agricolas del
mundo dependfan casi enteramente
de Ia fertilidad natural del suelo, y
casi NADIA Sc hacfa por aumentar su
capacidad productola; Sc explotaba
Ia TERRA hasta dejarla casi Q compile
tamente estSrll.
Durante enero V febrero de 1910
la production de salitre aumento en-
$3.50 quintales espanoles sobre la
cantidad producida durante lsua!es
neses del ano anterior En- 1909 Sc
invirti5 una gran cantida d de capi'
tai americana en- la industr ia salltre.
III de Chile, Y Sc dice que hay muy
buenas opoTtunidad aes para mas IN
versiones del mismo capital
Los Estados Uni dos en- q mlsmc
arc compraren dc G hlle satire por Ia
cantidad de s1S.76o.I I3}5, en- eompa-
raci6n con Sl4 ,765, ,249 en- 1908.
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Juventud para todos.

lDesea Vd oonocel 81 ue)or :irte
ideado para devolveI al cabeilo su
primitive color?
SQuiere Nd. cambiar su canoso De-
10 por una her moss cabeilera aegra
, sedosaf
sLe gustaris { Vd- haeet desapare-
Ger el fec signo de vejes que 10 duda-
blements producer las eanas,
,EstA Vd. interesado enhacer una
buena conquistal
Entonces decfdase usar Ia muy
sfansds
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JUVENIilNh

que es sin disputa el mejor tin.s CO
nocido para restsursr el csbe!lo.
De venta en- todas las farmacias
AL por mayor. Tbs Jupsnllina
Cop. o. Box i0I. Ponce. P. r
PHOSPHOGENOL PARA
LA ANEMIA.
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SCI primer euentista puerterriquela

soEs entenddo estabce por LA Correspondence
co nante ella considerable defenddo
cuentista puertoque6o Sendo de adve que
primer consevado
oro de "La Corespondencia
arrcbatado Dor campeon.
Correspondence pubIcara que vaya
todos los cuentos que remtido campeonato
Ls que "La Correspondencla', 10 pssole, espera.
eoSiendo de os obos de ola emu
iterao esudo de regional espeu
dda natuaeza Do pugo da paa
los clio
abajos vida puertoquena
tos que ella puede ofrece.
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La gorrespondncia ahrma Puerto Rico genios
de producer que peduco eas oba aras
Fandose genero eeciaente dsnomnado aur, caste
Hama cuento La Correspondence da pona pucc: olus
de a Al obieto ha dccdo aT !a d
sstas nea abre campeonao cuento :i
auto1 del cuento do merlto puertolaca
Los caentos debeA ser inedos
la Corsspondcnea ofrecc pu1a veaceio
neonato estabec yar adeAnt, mi.o glientes
oos tido Corresrond,ncA
ae campeonao deben medtos
fa'a E. anapeon1to dc la Corcsnonaenc;c'.
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ubcado Pero aqueo pubo
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ncdlco debe do todos modo el aombs Del
Cuazds ternns 81 plszo de- campesaata
soE erpezara 1902
terminara 81 10 de Novembrs de 1910
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BASES DEL CbMPEONA

Bases generates del concurso in
teIectuaI que tue recibido
con entuslasmo por numero-
SOS y distinguidos escritores.
Mas de ochenta cuentos rernitidos cauchos.
esperando turno de publication.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08
In the Agate City BY the Sea

When he released the agate king
Better far, had he not the moon
stone found
In other chains than wedlock he'll
be bound.
Arise from the sand at their feet
my friend,
And do thy work to the bitter
end"
Suddenly along the sand towards
them glided a large sea onion, and
before they could move, to their hor-
ror it commenced wrapping in tight
coils around their feet, then slowly
assembled, binding them together.
They stood fascinated watching
the serpent, and thinking their last
hour had come, when Sylvia quickly
exclaimed, "Oh, my dear, we had for
gotten the agate" "Quick! get it
quick 1t may save us from this
horrible fate"
Strange we never thought of it"
said Alphonso, and gently rubbed
the agate. Instantly from a cave
sprang a huge black cat with shin
ing moonstone eyes, which leaped on
the serpent snarling, and scratching
long rents, until it lay at their feet
harmless mass of kelp again.
Then the cat purred and fawned
at their feet, but when Alphonso put
down his hand to caress it, he found
nothing but sand, it seemed to have
sunk out of sight as instantly as it
appeared.
They looked toward the rock, but
the mermaid was not there, so they
proceeded on their way unmolested,
talking of their wonderful adven-
lures.
Hereafter" said Sylvia, "I pre-
fer to hunt agates by daylight"
BERTHA L. RUSSELL,
Prop. Ocean Spray Studio,
Nye Beach, Newport, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

into another cave chamber, where
on a table of ivory, a feast was
spread, the most delicate of sea fish,
oysters, clans, crabs and sea weed
all prepared and served in the
daintiest style.
The center piece was composed of
tiny pure white water lilies; some OF
the dishes were of pearl, others cf
crystalized sea spray (instead OF
silver.)
When they returned to the throne
room, Alphonso thanked the king and
queen for entertaining them so
royalty and expressed a wish to go
home, as it was nearly morning and
their friends would be anxious.
The sprite replied, that they would
be welcome, any time they could
visit them, and presented Alphonso
with a jet black agate as a tails
man and instructed him always 20
carry II with him, and II any harm
threatened TO rub the agate gently,
when a rescuer would instantly ap-
pear.
The lovers thanked the sprite, and
promising TO return soon, took their
departure. AS they drew near the
rock, on which the mermaid had sat
so many years ago, Sylvia shivered
and came closer to Alphonso, saying
"Oh, what If that mermaid should be
there tonight"
They walked briskly on and when
within a few feet Of the rock heard
a voice singing, then they were
frightened TO see a mermaid comb
ing her hair.
Listen Alphonso, she is singing
about you"
The lover did a foolish thing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

nervous, don't you? Everything
looks so weird and ghostly on this
lonely beach by moonlight"
mo, / am not afraid, I'll crack it
with this rock and see what will
happen, now watch"
He gave one quick blow. Sparks
of fire flew, the agate popped open,
and to their utter amazement, out
leaped little sprite.
"At last l am free" said he. For
years have l lain imprisoned in this
crystal cell, awaiting your coming"
His voice seemed like the murmer
of the waves formed into words, as
he continued: lone moonlight
night a mermaid sat on that rock,
combing, her hair, and singing a
love song.
ct thought it silly and laughed
long and loud, she became angry
and said, You shall pay dearly for
ridiculing my singing So she sung,
Come hither, Sprite of the Dungeon
Cave; and instantly an old gnome
appeared from a cave in the bluffs.
At a signal from her, he bound me
securely with seaweed then she
commanded him to search near the
bluff for a large clear mOOnstone,
which he soon found.
"The mermaid then said, "A little
boy, who was picking up agates to-
day, threw away that moonstone,
crack 1t gnome, enough to let out
the water, then place the sprite in
the cavity, there to remain until that
boy becomes a youth and a lover,
then If he finds this agate and
breaks it open, the sprite will be
released, but in no other way so
saying, she waved her wand and j
knew no more, until l awoke in the
moonstone
Tide and wind rolled me back
and forth sometimes nearly out 10
sea, again was buried with clay and
sandstone caving off the bluff; often
someone hunting agatas has picked
me up and thrown me away again.
Nov, that have escaped al
these dangers and you have liberated
me, you and your fair companion
shall be rewarded.
"Listen, and I'll tell you my name,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08
NEWPORT EDITION
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
THE MOONSTONE AGATE
A FAIRY TALE OF NEWPORT

One bright moonlight night, Il
youth and maiden strolled together
on the beach.
Her blue eyes were watching the
foam crested waves glisten in the
moonlight, as they tumbled in never
ceasing motion.
His hazel eyes were noting the
ever varying expression of her face,
when suddenly his foot struck some
thing which nearly tripped him.
He looked down ana saw on the
sand large moonstone agate, so
clear that even in that light he could
see something dark in the center.
He picked it up and showed it to
his companion saying, Look Sylvia,
isn't that a peculiar agate?" AS
soon as / touched it, a thrill like
electricity passed up my arm, l feel
impressed that something wonderful
is about to happen"
Hark! Something whispers in my
ear, Break it! Break it! How
strange! Shall /.
Eyes, l suppose so, but feel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

his robe was the finest of silvery
sea moss.
Follow me, and I'll reveal to
you, some secrets no mortal has
ever known"
He led them for a long distance
by the glitter of his moonstone
crown and silvery robe.
AS they neared Castle Rock, sweet
strains of music floated to them on
the breeze, from over the sea. They
soon heard voices singing these
words:
Merry, merry elves are we, as over
the sea we glide
Singing, singing cheerily, while on
the foaming tide,
When the moon is in the sky and
when the evening lark
Sings her cheerful melody, we ride
our fairy bark"
"Ahl' said their guide, "My mes
senger the evening lark, has already
informed the fairies of my release,
and they are rejoicing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

more beautiful than any they had
ever seen, set in a fine MOSAIC pat
tern; there we're moss, jasper
carnelian, cloud, ribbon, and water
agates, and agates of every descrip-
ton.
A table of polished moss jasper
stood in the center of the room
there were couches and chairs OF
carnelian and cloud agates, cusn-
ioned with the rarest of sea MOSES
Rugs of seal-skin, sea otter and
other valuable skins were scattered
around on the floor; also dainty
rugs woven of seaweed and MOSES,
as only fairy can weave them.
Myriads of lantern fish were sus-
pended from the ceiling, emitting a
soft phosphoresent glow.
At the farther end of the room,
they beheld a beautiful throne of
white moonstone, tinted like mother
chairs Of moonstone, one was vacant,
but in the other reclined a far
lovelier little creature than they had
ever seen, even in their dreams.
She was only a few inches tall and
looked fike a tiny wax doll, dressed
in silver gauze, covered with dew
drops. Her hair hung nearly to the
floor in waving masses of spun gold,
over all fell veil of silvery mist,
fastened on her head with a crown
of seed pearls, strands of the same
on her tiny throat and wrists, her
slippers were of leaf gold, on her
shoulders were wings of silver gauze,
in her hand a silver scepter tipped
with grains of gold, which formed a
twinkling star.
She was alone and did not see
them, as her head was bowed, rest
ing on her hand, she appeared to be
in deep sorrow.
Suddenly the little sprite, whom
they had forgotten in the wonder at
their surroundings, glided swiftly
from their side, to the throne and
fell on his knees before the fairy,
saying, cease to weep, dear Fatima,
see l have returned"
With a happy smile of welcome,
she rose to her feet and was clasped
in the arms of the sprite, ther plac-
ing her back in the chair he took
the one beside her and beckoning
the lovers to approach, he presented
them to the queen as his preservers:
And after relating his adventures to
Fatima, he pressed a silver button
on the wall near him, and from the
opposite end of the room, appeared
a procession of lovely fairies, dressed
in misty, silvery white, who danced
and sung for. joy, when they beheld
their restored monarch.
Then they all followed the fairies
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

repeated after him seven times,
"Open to King Agateeze. AS they
said the words the seventh time, a
mighty roar and rumble was heard
issuing from the center of the rock;
the ground under their feet shook,
and they saw large crack com
mence at the top of the rock, which
gradually widened until the passage
was large enough to permit them to
enter. The maid trembled with
fright, until reassured by her lover,
who clasped her hand and led her
after the spriie.
They soon emerged from the pas
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

"Now, l have another surprise in
store for you"
AS he spoke, he stopped and
picked up three small moonstones,
handed one to Sylvia, one to Alp
homo, and kept the third himself,
saying, Now follow me and do just
as l do" He led them to Castle
Rock, then turned into a winding
natural passage they had often no
ticed, and stopped before what they
always supposed was solid rock.
Watch me-, said the sprite, "and
do the same. He tapped three
times on the rock, with the moon
stone, the lovers did likewise, then
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08
ORIGINAL FAIRY TALE
Love Story for Summer DWellers
In the Agate City BY the Sea

ed it for three years. 1t was a pop
ular resort under owen Groves, and
is still the same.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

Jack Porter still conducts a fine
meat market, and supplies fish,
vegetables, grains, and fruits.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

The Porter Corner Saloon has a
fine business in that line, and is a
well conducted, orderly place at all
times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

Earl Aupperle has the Havana
Cigar store next to thepostoffice. He
has been in business at Newport for
several years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

Fred Dawson runs the Newport
drug store since two years. He has
a large store at Albany since 1889
and is a pioneer in the drug bust
ness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08
MOUNTAIN WATER
AND
ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Continued from page three.)
good attendance from all parts of
the county.
The fair will be held at Toledo
September to 8. There are some
buildings already up and a perma-
nent exhibition building is to be
erected. This is not a third-rate
horse-racing meet but a fair show
of farm products.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

Simon Lendten still conducts the
ferry to South Beach and the gaso-
line launches, Roselda and Racine.
He has been at Newport since 1885.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

ness.
Simon Lendten still conducts the
ferry to South Beach and the gaso-
line launches, Roselda and Racine
He has been at Newport since 1885.
]. G. Mullen has conducted the
Newport house for the past six
months.
Robert McAulay has the finest
we'll in the residence part of New
port The water is clear, cool, and
pure the year around, and is mighty
good to drink even to a Salem news
paper man who has had his tastes
somewhat vitiated by the beverages
dished up at the Illihee club. The
McAulay we'll is a mysterious hole
in the ground of depth of 40 feet.
In places around the school house
the earth sounds hollow to walk up
on and at one place near the Nc
Aulay residence resOunds and rever-
berates when you walk across it and
that may have something to do with
the mystery of the we'll To begin
with there is a current in the well.
A bucket dropped into it will be car
ried to the north, and at times it Is
Influenced by the rise and fall OF
the tide. Whe nthere is a big surf
on the beach half a mile away the
well roars and booms with the
sound of the rolling breakers. At
times in the night it discharges like
a gun, and this gives reason for the
surmise that there is a subterranean
passage to the echo chamber of the
DEVILS Punch-bowl. Careful listen
ers claim to have heard clearly con-
versation on the beach. Taking all
these phenomena together, the we'll
is a mystery that is not easily eX-
planned.
M. E. Fry conducts a short order
restaurant next door to the Patrick
store.
Winant & Bilyeu conduct the Re
ception saloon and billiard parlors.
1t is a first class place.
w. E. Rich conducts the barber
shop at Ed. Soldiers old stand He
has baths and will have the salt wa
ter baths in season.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Baker run the
Baker Cafe with fine furnished
rooms and a short order restaurant.
MIS-. OLSON has a fine garden
made for the summer and her cot
tage is engaged for the summer for
Mr.. Hofer's family as usual
]. A. OLSON has laid several
blocks of sidewalk around the old
Catholic church property. He has
number of choice level lots to sell in
the finest residence part of the city.
The block with the Sisters school
building is for sale.
G. A. Avonson has been at New
port four years as general black
smith and wagonmaker. Repair
work and planting are done. He
repairs anything in metal work from
clock to a moving machine. Mr..
Avonson is a practical plumber and
keeps a stock of material on hand
He sells the Studebaker vehicles.
Newport has a fire department
and with the new water pressure
and hydrants will be better pro-
tected.
d. L. Mells is president and man
ager of the Newport Power Co. He
is giving a good service and INSTALL
ing many lights.
The Newport Concrete works,
Ilarulh q Morrison, proprietOrs, are
making cement bricks, foundations
and ehimneys, tile for drains and
sewers.
The Mathews Music company has
been IN business here two years.
They handle pianos, string instru-
ments' Victor talking machines and
sheet music.
r. n Mcdonald has had a gen
eral store here for IS years.
The Waldport Lumber company
keeps good stock of building ma
lerial but cannot keep up with the
demand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

sage into a large brilliantly lighted
cave. AT first they were blinded by
the sudden transition from darkness
to light AS soon as their eyes be-
came accustomed to the change,
they sazed in astonis6ment at the
gorgeous sight,
The walls ceiling and floor were
all Of polished agates, rarer and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

]. G. Mullen has conducted the
Newport house for the past six
months.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

buildings already up and perma-
nent exhibition building is to be
erected This is not a third-rate
horse-racing meet but a fair show
of farm products.
Lincoln county is coming to the
front as fruit growing county.
Several county fairs have been held
and the apple displays have attract
ed much attention. Apples mature
from four to six weeks later than in
the valley. They will keep thar
much longer and are free from
worms.
The market places are full of the
finest strawberries. They are deep
red and as large as walnuts. Sew
eral new varieties have been origi-
mated by Mr.. Schirmer, of Yaquina.
Second and third crops are grown
and marketed as late as December.
Elmer Patrick came to Newport
in February 1909, and bought out
the old Loomis Bros. store. Next he
bought out the Buxton grocery
storeand has consolidated the groc-
cry department of the Loomis store
with that. A new store is being
fitted up at Nye Beach in the Bick-
ford building. That will make three
stores under Mr.. Patrick's manage
ment. The Shelf hardware stock is
at the Fall street store. Mr.. Patrick
was raised in southern Oregon, and
was for six years in business at Ash
land and with D. r. Mills six years.
Blakeley & Taft have a good de-
partment store on Fall street. They
keep groceries and drygoods, furnl-
ture, new and secondhand. They
make a specially of furnishings for
cottages.
Warnock & Kanute conduct a
confectionery, ice cream and soda
water stand.
Rev, c. T. Hurd, formerly of Sa-
lem, is pastor of the First Presby-
terlan church.
Ed. Stocker & Son have conduct
ed a meat market business since five
years. They keep fish, vegetables,
fruit and berries in season and have
general delivery.
H. f. jenkins has a general dry
goods and millinery and jewelry
store, and ladies and mems furnish
ings. They have been here for three
years and have a nice trade.
Blattner Brothers have fine
stock of ladies' gentlemen's ami
children's shoes, They started the
first day of January and have every
thing In the line OF shoes. They al
so have the Bell telephone exchange.
V. Cartwright has the old Bon
Ton confectionery. and has conduct.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

j. A. OLSON has laid several
blocks of sidewalk around the old
Catholic church property. He has
number of choice level lots to sell in
the finest residence part of the city.
The block with the Sisters school
building is for sale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

Mrs, OLSON has a fine garden
made for the summer and her cot
tage is engaged for the summer for
Mr.. Hofer's family as usual.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Baker run the
Baker Cafe with fine furnished
rooms and a short order restaurant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

V, Cartwright has the old Bon
Ton confectionery, and has conduct
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-06-08

w. E. Rich conducts the barber
shop at Ed, Soldiers old stand. He
has baths and will have the salt wa
ter baths in season.