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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-01

surance The loss to the tenants is
unknown, but the heaviest losers were
the Burlington hotel and the Elks club.
The latter had, a few months ago,
furnished their quarters with several
thousand dollars of beautiful club furn-
iture, which was a total loss.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-01
North Carolina Man Appointed.

Washington. D, c. James J. Britt,
of North Carolina, was appointed by
Postmaster General Frank H Hitch
cock, as third assistant post master
general. A. L. Lawshe having resign
cd
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-01

H. M. Smith of spavinaw was in the
city yesterday
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-01
WatterSon's RecollectionS
of The Life Of Mark Twain

New York, Dec. 1.-Recollections Of
Mark Twain's life We're given by
Henry Watterson of Louisville in his
speech last night at the Mark Twain
M an, nrin1
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01
Deaths.
TAYLOR.

TA1 LON.
Mrs Mary V. Taylor, died at her
ome on Winchester Avenue Wednes-
u,orning at the age of SO years of
rraIcia of the heart. The deceased
as native of Shepherdstown but
icea in this city for more than 80
! ears.
BARR,
n. o.sar Barr, retired business
- disd at his home in Winchester
Mosday night last at the age OF "a
Io.,s He was an old Confederate sol
ar having served IN the Stonswall
,igsde Heis survived by his wife and
: We children.
EDWARDS.
Mrs Fannie Edwards died at her
ono last week at the town OF Lee
0u,n at the age of 50 years. She was
nor of the Dunkard church and
no remains were taken to Browns
kule Washlng ton county Maryland
kr inIermenE.
sPEROw.
Mr. George o. Sperow, a well-known
d highly respected citizen of the
tv of Bedlngton, died at his home
n last Thursday night, at 10 o'clock,
h the infirmities of old age, at the age
rs years,
Mr. sperow was farmer by occu-
alton but had been retired fer some
me. He was member of the Pies
yterian church and an elder in the
Rme for many years.
He is survived by three brothers,
'eter, Henry, aid Cromwell Sperow
/ the vicinity of Hedgesville, two
pms and one daughter, II. r. and J.
n Sperow and Mrs. John M. Porter
|eld near this city, IS grand children,
nd great grandchildren.
Mr.. Sperow was a native of this
bunty and was highly respected as a
Itizen and as christian man. From
&rly life he was member of the Pres
terrain church at Falling Waite RS
he for many years was an hcnored
|der in the church. Some years ago
|e retired from his life occupation,
Frming, and moved to this city where
E lived until some months ago when
lis wife died when he took up his
ome with his son, Mr.. Riner Sperow
there he died.
The funeral was held at the Falling
Matters Presbyterian charch on Sun
sy afternoon, DR.. Mcbride officiating
lthinterment in the chBrch grave
lard.
LLOYD.
Mr., Harrison Lloyd, one of Berke-
fy ceunty's most respected and oldest
ftlzsss, died at the home of Mr.. S. J.
Pickles where he had made his home
p lie last five years or mors, at SIS
|sulkner avenue, this city, on Mon
lay morning after severe spell
pneumonia. The deceased would
ave been S6 years old ON Aext April
h and until he was taken with
|S last illness few days ago he
Fas very active and went about with
1t activity Of man of many less
FEARS.
Inc deceased was native of Clarke
'uAly and was thorough Virginian
WINCH he was proud and to bis dy-
u"y one of the staunchest defend
VI The South we have ever met
''n' rom early life he was a consis-
Fn' member of the Methodist church,
ou'h and ever bore trae testimony
christian dissipleship.
rot many years helived in Jef1ars on
f'n'y where he WAS engaged in farm
'nu moved to this county some
Teen years ago.
''is wife has been dead for some
''' Out ne ls survived by the follow
cniioren:J. w. Lloyd, ]. T. Lleyd,
'n " Lloyd and Mrs. Abner Chap
Of Rssford, Va.
1Ae funeral took place from the
A mono on Wednesday after
O'u !" o'clock and the intermsnt
IN Grsen Hill cemetery.
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county to the legislature purposes for
which twas accumulated and levied.'
WIN. G. CONLEY.
w Attorney General.
The swoPs Case.

The proceedings in the famous
Swope case are growing mere interest.
ing as time goes by. Messrs. Noll aad
Milton Elmer Swope has number of
the leading lawyers of Missouri en-
ployed in the case and they are making
things interesting at Kansas City.
The Elmer Swope counsel have re
Gently formed an alliance with the in
terests of Mrs. Hyde, niece Of Col.
5wope and have had Elmer Swope
give a warranty deed to the Kansas
City Trust Co for S1.00 and other val
liable considerations for his interest
in the estate. Thus the Trust Com
pany will bring the suit to get pos
session of the estate. The Kansas City
Trust Company is controlled by w. I.
Johnson and John G. and ". II. Lu-
cas- who are attorneys for DR.. Hyde
and wife.
A few days ago warranty deed
was filed transferring from Elmer
Swope to Mrs. Hyde by the will. This
cleared this property OF all litigation
and at one. the Trust Co. loaned to
DR.. and Mrs. Hyde $4,000 taking
mortgage on their property and the
next move. will now be the suit with
the Trust Company against all their
heirs named In the will excepting
Mrs. Hyde.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01
Thief r.uahi /.

DIR. w. 4. Harper went to HArpers
Ferry on last Thursday With a warrant
for asvopug inaD uamesl Charles Day.
ton for stealing bicvcle from the
frcnt of the Harper drug store. DIR.
Harper found that the fellow had been
here the day before and there Ire took
bicycle away with him and AT once
concluded that he had gone to his
home n Boliver. With an officer he
went 10 the Dayton homeand readily
found the wheel but the fellow was at
work ut the pulp mill. They waited
patiently near by I'd wheu he came
home they nabbed him. He was
brought here and taken TO jail on Fri
day afternoon and was held by Squire
Lemen for the grand jury. The wheel
was valued at $50 which makes the Of
Tense grand larceny.
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Hymenenl,

Miss Bessie Srerow, the only dangh-
ter of the late James p. Sperow, of the
Hedgesville vicinity, and Mr.. Luther
r. Steck were married at the home Of
the brides brother, DR.. Clifford sperow
ON South Raleigh ST., on last Thurs
day afternoon at the hour of 2.30. The
ceremony WAS performed by Rev. Dr.
Woods, of the Presbyterian church in
the presence of the nom bers of the i'm
mediate families.
The bride was one of Berkeley's most
charming daughters and has great
many friends here all of whom join In
hearty good wishes.
The groom is a native of Welsh Run
Franklin, County, Pa, few miles
from Greencastle and has been living
here for the past several years being
employed at the head Of the trimming
department Of the Stewart Vehicle
Company. He is splendid man and
a genial gentleman and made many
friends here while he lived here.
They left over the G. V. railroad
soon after the wedding for wedding
trip after which they will take up
their residence at Welsh Run, Penn,
where Mr.. Steck will engage in the
manufacture of carriages at the old
factory which was formerly owned by
his father and where he learned the
business.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01
From Oklahoma.

We are in receipt of business letter
from our cid friend and former fellow
countyman, Mr.. John Bloch Baker,
now living at Lawton, Oklahons 4 in
which he says: Oklahoma is just fine,
My corn is all up and looking fin e.
we have plenty of green pasture for
our stock and they are looking well I.
| am planting 100 acres in broom corn
thi. year. | had so acres last year and
sold my crop which was heavy for 81 So
per ton.
This is fine country. While you
fellows are freezing We are enjoying
the sunshine. When you are wading
in mud we are kicking up the dust.
We have few land small hills and no
rocks and ride to do all the cultivation
of the sell. One can readily MAKE more
money here than in your country.
Here are some of the prices we are
getting for our produce: Butter from
25 to 80 cents. Eggs Is ID 20. Hogs
S10.5 so per hundred. Cattle from 3 to 8
cents per 10. on foot and corn is worth
IS cents per bushel
Very truly yours,
J. b. Baker.
The many friends of Mr.. Baker will
be glad to hear of his prosperity in his
adopted state.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01

More Moving.

AS the fast of April approaches the
farmers and other movers are begin
ming to hustle around. Some have al
ready moved and about all the moving
will wind up today. We note among
many others, whom we have already
mentioned, the following as movers:
Mr.. Jacob Custer from the Bashy
farm to the Chapman farm on this
side of the creek and Mr.. William
Bromley leaves the Chapman farm
aud moves to the farm of Mr.. q. E.
Ridgeway, portion of the old Beltz
farm. Mr.. G. w. Riser will leave the
MoCune farm and go to portion of
the Boltz farm. Mr.. McCune comes
to take his own farm. Mr.. James Lam
egan meves to the Minghini farm.
In the Darkesville section are the
following moves: Mr.. Matthias Ruble
who sold his farm to the limestone
company will move to Mrs. Shilling
farm on the pike just this side of
Darkesville. Mr.. John Stout moves
from the Shilling farm to the Emmert
farm at The Big Spring. Mr.. George
Mcdonald movesto the farm vacated
by Mr. Ruble and John Masters
moves TO the ia rm sold by Mr.James
w. Underdonk and Mr. Underdonk
moves TO the town of Darkesville.
Melvin Prather moves from the Sui
phur Spring farm to the farm of MIR.
John d. Gray near Inwood and Mr..
Custer moves to the Sulphur Spring
farm. Mr.. Newton Carper from til e
StrongIfafm to the upper farm ofMr.O.
B. Lefevre and his place on the Strong
farm is taken by Mr.. William Pierce
from the John J. Ridgewny farm near
Ridgeway station. Mr.. Author Her
aid moves to the Ridgeway farm. John
Coils to the Chamberlain farm East
of the creek from the BoItz farm and
is succeeded by M ISIS Virginia Wilson
on the Boltz farm.
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New Church,

Inc Presbyterians OF the vicinity of
a'lef station have FOR some time
sn preparing to build church at
pace and this week gave the con-
'c' 10 Contractor Westenhavsr of
city, for the erection of the build
rs Mr. }. w. Stewart gave the con-
sslion lot and they bought an
uel oy the side of the one given them
'ney have very pretty site
'Aeir church building. The church
"eh completed will cost about So. 800
II WIN De a great comfort and pleas
~ the people generally of the
enoorhood. The work is TO be push
"''n Vlgor and it is expected TO
We the building ready for use in the
Ffiy summer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01
Licenses Transferred.

At the session of the County Court
Wednesday, Philip Hack was granted
a restaurant license 20 be conductea Id
the store room he recently vacated at
1873 Serth Queen street.
The restaurant license OF G.. G. STRAIT
if. East Martin street, was transferred
to his successor, Clarence Roman.
The.pool room license of Cushwa and
Trammell WAS transferred to the new
proprietor, Frank w. Taylor.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01
...FOR SALE.
A HOME FOR A MECHANIC.

Two acres of very productive land
improved by nine room dwelling,
large stable, water, lot of fruit, large
blacksmith shop, and coach painting
shop, close to churches and schools, In
one of the best sections in Berkeley Co.
ANY mechanic can make money by
operating at this stand.
We are offering this property very
cheap.
Porterheld & Boyer.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01

Though Easter came earlier than for
many years it was beautiful day
here and the people took advantag II
the delightful weather. Ths sun saone
beautifully all day and the air was
soft and balmy as June day. The
girls and bsys were OUT on dress par
ade during the afternoon in their
bright and georgesus new dresses and
presented a beautiful appearance.
ed one OF miniature Atlantic City
board walk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01
Road Levies of the State.

Attorney General w. G.. Conley, in
an opinion, makes answer to several
q uestions propounded by State Road
Commissioners Charles P. Light, relS-
tive to the road levies and other mat
tiers connected with the laying Of Il {
levies I'M the several counties. The opin-
ion, interesting from public stand
point, foliows:
Honorable Charles p. Light,
Commissioner CT Public Roads,
City
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01
New LAW Offices

Attorney John O. Lemen, who mas
had his office in the office Of Attorney
H. H. Emmert for number OF years
has has opened offices for himself IN
the handsome rooms just ia the real
of the office of Mr.. Emmert ana OF
the same corridor where he Will be
plesed to see his friends and clients.
He is a good lawyer and high toned
gentleman and deserves share OF the
public patronage.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-04-01

The regular spring NEE ting of Win
chester Presbytery Will be held in the
Presbyterian church at Winchester,
begi inning on April 10 This will be
the regular meeting Of this church
court and the better part of the week
will probably be consumed in the con-
church
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,,rs Mary V. Taylor, died at her
ome on Winchester Avenue Wednes.
u,ornirg at the age of SO years OF
II arria of the heart. The deceased
40 native of Shepherdstown but
Iiypa in this city for more than 80
sears
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BARR

n, Ossar Barr, retired business
- d;sd at his home in Winchester
4 uo,day night last at the age OF IA
uavas an old Confederate sol
|.r having served IN the stonewall
.irode Heis survived by his wife and
W. children.
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EDWARDS.

Mrs Fannie Edwards died at her
ome last week at the town OF Lee
avn at the age of SO years. She was
Nor of the Dunkard church and
he remains were taken to Browns
lille Washington county Maryland
br intermenE.
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fde separarme de ella, deiandola en-
peigro y'sabiendo, por otra parte,
que ten{a que transcurrir tai vez mu
cho tempo, antes de que fuera posi-
BILE volver a verla, le dijo:
y ahora, ic6mo sabre cuando
estes en- peligro? Piensa en- alguna
senal, en- cualquiera cosa que me 10
haga saber, y luego me ire, para q.
no temas por mi.
-Yo he pensado mucho sobre ell
partlcular-me contesto Lorna desdc
luego;-sves esos siete nidos de cuer-
vos, colgados en- aquella roca promi-
nente que desde aqui Sc We claramen
te? Pues bien, puedes contarlos des-
de arriba, en- donde estaras a salvo;
Gwenny puede trepar hasta ellos con
La mayor facilidad, pues va ha subj
do hasta ala varias veces; estamos
en- el Otoho, y por 10 tanto, los nj
dos estan vacios; 81 no yes mas que
seis nidos, ESQ te indicara que estoy
en- peigro y que necesito de tu pre-
sencia; 81 yes solo cinco, ,sera senal de
que Carver me ha llevado fuera de
aqui; mas no temas, Juan amado
pues cuento con medios para dete-
nerlo, Q cuando menos, para salvar-
me. 81 puedes venir un dia despues
de que me haya llevado, no habr6 re-
cibido daho alguno. Despues, me en-
contraras viva O muerta, segun las
circunstancias, pero de todas name.
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Doone desciende de una de las fami-
las mas antiguas que quedan en- el
Norte de Europa?
-Lo ignoraba, Vuestro Honor;
pero ST saba que pertenecia a la no
BILE familia de los Doones de Bag
worthy.
Pareci6 inquirir con su mirada, 81
me estaria 70 burlando; mas como
me viera serio, sonrio amargamente
~ continue:
-sY saheis Que vos descendeis
de la familia plebeya de los Ridds
del Oare?
-Sire-conteste,-los Ridds han 81
do hombres honrados doble tempo
del que los Doones han sido canallas
81 es asf-contest6 tranquilamen
te,-tu familia es la mas antigua que
existe en- toda Europa. Per no acos-
tumbro a discutir. Aunque creo muy
POGO en- el honor de.los hombres, con
flo algo en- el orgullo de las muieres
Empehareis vuestra palabra, delan
tie de Lorna, de que jamas la volve-
: rels a yer 9 siquiera pensar en- ella
Ahora, llamadla, pues me siento ex-
hausto.
Lorna Doone estaba cerca de una
ventana, llorando silenciosamente
me acerque a ella ypase mi fuerte bra
20 alrededor de su tale. . NADIA ha
bio, pero me estrecho entire sus bra
zos, reclinando su cabeza sobre M
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acompahaban y yo, empuhamos las
palas, abrimos t1neles, y por fin dl-
mos con ell rebano, salvandolo de
muerte segura.
Tan pronto como estuvo termma-
da la obra de salvamento, pense en-
81 podria haberle pasado algo a mi
Lorna, y emprendi el camino hacla
su casa, no sin antes haberme cons
truido un par de zapatos de MADEIRA,
especiales para andar sobre la ME
We fioja. Apenas llegue a tempo, ,pues
encontre a la pequena Gwenny llo-
rando, y a su pobre anna desmayada
de frfo, de hambre y de la excltaci6n
nerviosa que le cause el vehemente
deseo de que yo llegara. Immediate
mente presto mis- auxilios a Lorna;
luego que logre volviera en- 81, las
hice celebrar op{paro fest(n con el
pan moreno y el gran pastel que ha
bia 20 llevado como bastimento, y
por ultimo, Mi amada me explicd
que Carver Doone las habia encera-
do, proponiendose dejarlas morir de
hambre y de frio hasta que Lorna
consintiera en- casarse con el; pero en-
aquel momento, Carver y los demas
bandidos estaban entregados la Or
gfa, comiendo y embriagandose, y
habian retirado al guardian, en- la
creencia de que nadie Sc atreverfa a
llegar hasta la foratleza.
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ras limpia Y digna de que me mires
SIN que tenga NADIA por que avergon-
Zarme.
***
va supondreis que despues de a.
quella entrevista, fuf con mucha fire
cuencia a contar los nidos. Una ma
mana, ihorror! no encontre mas que
sels nidos, indicandome este que mi
amada estaba en- peligro.
Al dlrigirme a toda prisa hacla el
vale, me encontre a la pequena
C1wenny, que enviada por SUI anna,
lba a avlsarnle que Sir Ensor Doone
estaba morlbundo, Y que era entera-
mente necesario que me le presenta-
ra.
Lorna en- persona me reclbl6 en- Ia
puerta de la fortaleza, murmurandc
a mi dido:
-Ahora, es necesario que seas pa
clente, amor mio no hagas case de lc
! que te olga, nj intentes contestarle
ante todo, no 10 compadezcas por ma
da, pues ESQ 10 vuelve loco de ira.
Encontre al anciano de semblante
austcro, sobre el que va Sc extendiar
los tlntes de la muerte, sentado er
ampho slllon Y cubierto con una ca
pa roja; tan pronto como estuve er
su presencia. clav6 solemnemente
sus grandes oloS negros en- mi, y mt
dijo:
Juan Ridd, signorais que Lorn:
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L0 MEJOR.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene Ell
mejor sGrtido de objetos de
arte y novedad para regalos,
Y esta constantemente recibien
do los dltimos modelos, 81 Vd.
desea comprar un objeto de
verdadero. gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado Y
cristal tallado LETTING tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo yende articulos BUEsos
todos garantzados. Especia.
lidades para regalos de bo
das.
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pecho Antes de que este pasara, te-
mia 20 al anciano Sir Ensor, pero al
contacto de Lorna, me sentl dlspues-
to a desahar la muerte y al inferno
mismo a que me la qultaran.
-Sois unos tontos-dijo por fin
Sir Ensor.
-Vuestro honor podra darnos el
tltulo que lie plazca-conteste, ,-pero
nos consideraremos fehces mientras
estemos juntos.
-iVamos, juan !-replic6 el ancia-
no, cuya mirada brillo mas intensa-
mente en- aquel instante,-veo que no
eres el rudo patan 9 el pedazo de 20
quote que 70 me habia 6gurado.
-iOh, no querido abuelo!- !-replco
Lorna vivamente, ,-nadie sabe qulen
es Juan Ridd, porque es muy modes
to. . quiero decir que nadie 10 sa-
be sino 70 que 10 conozco a fondo
Al decir la ultima palabra
Sc par6 de puntillas y me do un be-
so. ~r
Me precio de conocer I'm POGO e
mundo-dijo el anciano,-pero este ST
pera a todo cuanto he visto y aun {
cuanto haya dido. Esto debia de pa
sar en- los cllmas tropicales y no en-
tire las brumas de EXnmoor.
*
X
Tai vez sentia rejuvenecer SUI co
raz6n ante el esepetaculo de nues
tros brazos entrelazados y de nues
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AA mo. ... porque mi
vida entera depedde de
UNA ,sola palabra vuestra, Lorna, os
amo mas de 10 que puede expresarse
Dor medic de las palabras, 9 mas de
10 que ell coraz6n puede sentir en- 81
lencn. He esperado por muy largo
tempo, y auneue mi poslcion social
es tan baja comparada a La vuestra,
no puedo esperar mas tempo, necesl-
to que me dels una respuesta.
-Habeis sido muy iel, Juan-mur
mur6 clay supongo que debo pre-
uiaros.
-Pero no quiero que asintais por
I'M nero sentimiento de pledad, -.
quiero tener todo vuestro amor, 9 ma
da. quiero que todo vuestro CO.
raz6n nme pertenezca, como os perte-
niece por complete el mio.
-Pues bien, 81, has ganado mi CO.
raz6n, Y desde ahora no me perte-
nezco; soy tuya, amor mio, y 10 sere
por siempre y para siempre.
AL decir esto, deshce la pequena
aaianza de oro que habla 70 llevado
de Londres, en- el dedo anular de su
mano izquierda. Lorna la contemplo
sonrojandose de emoci6n Y luego Sc
oolgo de mi cuello. derrando un to-
rrente de lagrlmas.
Cuando lego el terrible momento
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Elerna JuYentud.- JUlENlLINA.
Ell GRAN TINTE P0R EXCELENCIA

Verdadero exito conseguido con una
formula moderna. No contiene nj
trato de plata, nj sales de plomo.
Nigoriza el cabello, evita su cafda,
Y esta probado ser un antiseptico
de result tados maravillosos. Bastan
algunos minutes para que ell cabe-
lo & Ia barba vuelvan su primi-
two color. Pruebelo y Sc conven-
cera de su eficacia. De venta en-
todas las farmacias de Ia isla. De-
p6sito al por mayor. THE JU-
VENILINA COMP. P. o. Box
101. Ponce, p. r. 80 V. d
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LOS MUCHACHOS,
LA GDRAN NEVADA.

vistosos baules y maletas pro-
pias para los que viajan. Mag
nifico surtido en- articulos de
fantaia. Camas toda formay
precios. FL establecimiento de
ferreteria Y quincalla. mas surti-
do de la Isla. Unicos agentes
de los arados
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Tai vez sentia reiuvenecer SUI CO.
raz6n ante el esepetaculo de nues-
tros brazos entrelazados y de nues-
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OFRECEMOS Al PUbuCO
IH hmpiador VACUUM maPCa "SAIT0.'' -
con las siguientes garantias de fabrica.

con las siguientes garantias de fabrca:
"Machara constantemente sin caletarse inerrumprse
"Tene por minute desttuci6n caculada de o5 80
pies cdbico de are bre Producra maximo de
as pulgaias segn e mercuro Standard de los E. E. L. u
Durara de l5 90 amos, aln usandose diariamente"
"E SANTO tabajara de calquier cubo de luz ncandes
cene costo de ccntavos la hora. Ell 'SANTO' no
podra snpcrado para el hoear pero tambn su
gran capacdad 10 haze apcteche para TIENDAS ALMA
iCENES OFICIN.AS, IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES Ii otros
edfcios grandes Haga vista nuestras ofcinas para
la demonstration, por citai6n mandaremos el aparato
ia cuaquer itio en- San Juan demostrarlo pvado
Porto Rico Power & Light Co.
ORIGIN as Prin cipales Marina San Juan.