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WALL PAPER.

]. FRANKLIN PAGE. PAPERHANG-
Ing, decorating, and painting. s19 9Th
St NV. Phone Main 243S so
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LITERARY

MANUSCRIPTS, SHORT STORIES Sc
revised, typewriter, and prepared for
press. FRANKLIN CAMPBELL. The
Alton. 20l6 p st. NV. Phone NJ. $50. 50
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DANCING.

DANCING TAUGHT IN FIVE LES
sons; quick method, by experienced
teacher Address DANCING, Herald
once. 80
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAvI SCIENCE or HEALTH, NAT
ural, nonsurglCal; cloth bound, 40O-page
book free. Apply by mail sl6 Colorado
at D M S2ff
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$3.50
One-half square from Lincoln Park:
desirable 3-story and cellar brick house,
containing 8 rooms and bath: furnace
heat; in good condition; rented at S2S5O,
lot II feet wide by over ll5 feet deep TO
5g-Ioot paved alley: surrounded by desir-
able residences; fronting on wide street;
nave loan of $3.50 on this house.
JOSEPH :. WELLER,
realty Broker COZ L ST. NV.
31-tf
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FOR SALE

HOR SALE
BLOOMINGDAI.F.
a handsome S-TOom dwelling on r 50.
NV; Wen built and in splendid repair;
finest make hot-air furnace: plastered
cellar; deep lot to a paved alley; too large
Tor present owners. PRICED RIGHT
SEE THIS HOUSE AT ONCE
REDUCED To s..
brick. y rooms and bath. side alley;
rented at $3.50 per month; located north
west. just off 18th 81
II. l.. RUST, HOO II ST. NV.
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sq4n

g, 4ea
New houses in Anacostia, d. c.; one
car rare to all parts Of the District. 2
story brick dwelling, with porch across
'front.'; semi-detached: good sized rooms
ana modern bath; latrobe heat kitchen
range, gas, and all city improvements:
lot OF 200 square feet; well constructed:
nicely arranged; reasonable terms can be
had
JOSEPH j. WELLER,
realty Broker. COZ ST. NV.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-JAN. 2. FROM SCHAfIDTS
Restaurant. a black muff. Finder will
please return 10 SCHMIDTS, T02 7th nv.
LOST. STRAYED, OR STOLEN-BOS-
ton bTindle pup white face and neck.
Liberal reward if returned TO 1898 18th
St 70
LOST-LADY'S GOLD WATCH, NEAR
Columbia road and 18th ST. Reward.
2335 18th ST. NV. 20
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SiNn

$4,000
West Washington. near Both and o SITS
5-story and cellar bay-window brick
dwelling, In good condition; Q rooms anC
bath: furnace heat; good lot to alley
owner anxious to sell; can have immedi-
ate possession
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
Realty Broker. COZ F st. NV.
27-tF
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
Of Columbia. February g. l9l0-sealed proposals
viii be received at this ONCE until z O'Clock noon.
FEBRUARY u. 1910. Tor constructing the John
Eaton School Building 80. 100. AZ ths northeast
corner q Lowell and saith streets lots To H. in
elusive. block l. subdivision Of Cleveland Heights.
Blank form q proposal, Specifications and all neces-
sary information may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk, Engineer Department room e District
Building. DEPOSIT q 5000 required % GUARANTEES
return q plans CUNO Il. RUDOLPH JOHN A
JOHNSTON. WILLIAM Y. JUDSON. Commission
ers, u. 9. fe5-std
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HAIR DRESSING.

MISS LAURA CADMAN. 72s nth ST.
NV. Phone NJ. 49, La Dermophlle."
Imported direct from Germany. A posi-
tive cure for dandruff and falling hair.
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DOGS, CATS, BIRDS. &c.
DENTAL PARLORS.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED: REASON
able prices; personal supervision. This
clipping worth 81 on S. of work PEER
NV, Or. JOS k Northwood, Manager 50
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FOR SALE
THE BEST INVESTMENT
That you viii find for the money
West OF 18th ST.
\ new brick building. 20 feet wide.
Under rental 10 excellent tenants nav
Ing SH a month. The owner. having
immediate need for some money, viii
sacrince for $500. . rooms and cellar:
pOrChes; well built No better renting
location In the CITY.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 n. Y. ave
40-W, fr.S str
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PRESSING.

CLOTHES PRESSED. ALSO STEAM
and dry cleaning. dyeing and pressing.
ladies fine work our specially; hand
laundry; prices right 'Phone M. 3llS
LA MODE PRESSING CO.. I4OS Eve ST.
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FOR sALE-s4,750.
NEAR STANTON PARK.
A very attractive, bay-window brick
residence Six large rooms; modern
bath; lot pixies.
STONE & Fairfax, 1912 N. Y. ave.
40-w, n, S-tf
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$3.50
Near IN and II SITS. ne. 2-story and
cellar brick dwelling. containing Rooms
ana modern bath; furnaces heat; lot i7x1O)
Ieet 10 alley side light; ST -aight loan of
Sz5v' house now rented at $3.50 To good
tenant; reduced for quick sale.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
realty Broker. COZ + ST nv.
S7-tf
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AGENTS WANTED.
MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
to learn Swedish massage at home;
course 500 diploma; position. Address
Prof. COSTA YHNELLs Manchester, Va.
Al
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FOR SALE
AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
Price, $500 Rents $3.50
A large interest 70 derive from prop
erty so Well located
Near corner Of 9Th and II ne
Groom and bath brick. white tenants.
STONE a FAIRFAX, 1912 \. Y. ave.
40-w. Fl, str
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT - SIX-ROOAf
house. four miles from city; near sta
ton; also for rent. six-acre truck farm.
POTTER, Room IL, 100 Pa ave. 32-eod-15t
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BICYCLES.

PRIN ETOE BICYCLES. WITH
coaster brake. $40
REPAIRS AND SUINDRIES.
Phone Main 636
Il. p. HAZLETON, 429 10th 1T. NV.
100
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FOR SALE-A.l5O.
a CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
On account Of the owner leaving town.
he has authorized us to sell his neat
little home at a price that is much be-
low its real worth
MASS. AVE, NEAR STANTON PARK
fine location: southern exposure;
wide front parking; convenient to
Union Station; a substantially built six
room brick: with porcelain bath. and
frontage on two streets. Considering
the location, Il is one OF the incest
houses we know Of for the price
STONE q FAIRFAX, 1912 n. Y. ave.
40-w, Fl, S-tf
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DEEDS OF TRUST ON PAGE. EEK
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MEDICAL.

DIR. NICHOLSON, OFFICE AND RFST-
oence Central, 1906 II ST Nervous and
general Diseases no cutting Medicines
Electricity Physical or Mental treat
ment, as indicated. Personal attention;
reasonable charge X-ray 9Os
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-24

El senior MOnteirO Sc retlra cOmpleta-
mente perplejo porque contando con 81
SO. regimiento de infanterla ell Prefec-
to realista Sc hacia ell fuerte.
Los oficiales del SO. de infanteria ce
lebran una conferencia: Una de dos o
gritan "Viva la Rep1blica" bien di-
rigirse Lisboa y pasar cuchillo to-
dos los regimientOs republicanos.
-ENponernos que nos maten, de-
elan los soldados, ESQ nunca. NOsOtrOs
nos sacrifcariamos de buena CANA 81
un ejercito extranjero quisiera apOde
rarse de Portugal pero Ell ningun case
por la monarquia. Luego Viva Ia
Republica-!
Enseguida los soldados empezaron a
arrancar las cOrOnas reales de los keplS
y quemar los estandartes del rey. Mo
mentos despues, Ell nucvo PrefectO de
la Rrpublica acompanadO de un dcSta
camento del So regimiento de infante-
ria. expuls6 manu- militare" al prefec
to reaIista, quien hugo prccipitadam~n
tc.
La raz6n del mas fuerte es siempre la
meiOr,
No cucnto esaS an6cdotas para dis
minuir la consideration que merece la
Repnblica portuguese.
Los miembros del gobierno ,provisio-
nal son hombrcs honrados y muy respe-
tables. ST 4 causa de la poca eXpe-
riencia cometieron el error de ensayar,
sin resultado. que daS nOticias de LiSboa
no saliesen de la capital manteniendO
la institution de la censura, (que Ru-
STA misma ha suprimid0) es porque han
cstado mai inSpirad0s Per0 no por ESQ
sentimos menos admiration por esa ma
ci0n que en ticmpoS lcjanos asombr0 al
mund0 con SllS nNyegantes que dOtar0n
que aun conserve. Espercmos que los
idealsta, los dulccs ide0logos del go
"lci do "C't'"' ''h>Ci VII tl PoucI "u-
rante mucho tempo con el fin que DIES
pues que terminen de cXpulsar los GU
raS. cmpiczen la cura de elloS miSmos
y que pueda reafizarse oriIlas del I'd
io, esa Repubtica ideal, esa ciudad fe-
liz que haSta ahora no hemos vistO mas
que en- Sucn0S.
Ludovic Naudeau
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Ludovic Naudeau
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Eu|ogio HoTta
.JliXGADO
POR Ell CONDE KOSTIA

La production literaria no eS cont
nua. M por regla general, buena. en-
Cuba. Para un verdadero libr0. be
lIo de ideas belIo de forma como el
" De TERRA adentro" del Emile Powvi-
Hon cubano que ha hecho enyidiabIe
en las letraS americanas q nOmbre de
Jesus CastcIIanos, cuantos Perez. j
mtnez, Rojas, Lopez, etc, muertos an
tes de macer i la vida de la publici-
dad
FL csprctacuIo drsconsuela. La me-
DIANA y la inSigniiicancia, la estulti-
Ella y la presuncion cogidas del hrazo
pasean por toda la Republica la SON
risa idiota de su escandalOsa Sufciencia
En- Cuba cas nadie lee y todo ell mum
do sabe. Y los que menos han eStudia,
do son los que saben mas. Una plIma.
un tintero, I'm mOnt0n de cuartillas Y
catate IN rival de Provost -Paradol 8
Carlos Rubio Ell el periodismO politi-
60. un continuador excelsO de Becquer
Y Heine en la tirica un David estilis-
Ia, vencedor con su honda de fOragi-
do de todos los G0Iiats del movimiento
literariO moderno.
Fin vano Marquee Sterling zumba,
Varona aconseja, Sanguily tiagela JUS
to de Lara desdela con frases lapida-
rias Ell beotisnO" de 'frente de to-
ro" q. nos cierra toda salida a caminos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-24

Para el BOLETIN AtERCANTu4) }

Hemos salido de l.jSboa la impre
sion que teniamos era favorable al por
yenir de la Republica En- Ia estacion
IN hecho nuevo; ell ministro de una po
tencia extranjera entre@a los perlo
saistas de su naciona}idad que tomaban
ael Sud Express, la maleta diplomatica.
Dicho diplomatico considerable POGO Sc
arllras las comunicacioues ordinarlas y
Dreferfa confiar sls ;1fornaciones Il sus
eompatriotaS antes que al correo por-
tugues.
Y ESQ nos hacia rccordar que Ia Re
p1blica hab1a sido proclamada y que el
or'den estaba casi restablccido, las an
toridades locales hahian conletidO el
error increible de intcrceptar. dnrante
cierto tempo, los tclegramas clfradoS
enviados por algunos diplomaticos eX-
aranieros i slls gobiernos reSpectiyos.
Dichas autoridades tenian Ia preten-
sion de que esos ministries entregasen la
Ilave conventional Que empleaban, las
eensura portuguese Tard6 algun
tempo pl gobierno en reconocer 10 pc
1igros0 de tai actitud.
Es cXtrano, verdaderamente, csc de
SEQ de claustraci0n Y Soledad que dcsea
ba durante los primeros dias de su vida,
t.
perabamOs que como tales llberales hu-
biesen querido echar ahaio todas las ba
rreras, suprimiendo todas las trabas,
abOliendO la cenSura y f0dos los yes
tigios del antique regimen. Todo 10 con
4rario ocurri0- Parece que las primeras
iecisiones del gobierno liberal fucron
anmentar el niimero de eSos burlescoS
pers0najes que llaman ccnSoreS.
iCensores! sCensores de que? Esta
especie de cocina di0 lu@ar d muchas
prOtestas de la parte de los pc
riodistas cXtranieros. Por Ia parte que
me toca cuando me convencI de que las
a,omunicaciones eran ihres Solamente
81 me contentaba con las noticiaS oicia-
"sa''' ''f''l''''' i'''' q '''''
"A"
"
del Soplef"" l,"' iSi'ii"' II" nus h''l
daron como dadiva de dichoso advc-
"il.iiel'o "a '''''' '''i
'7ifoS ho lid '''"''' Il "'i'' '''' '''s''','
ie ) .i' S''"'' NV non 0''''~''
goifSeJos pei '','0'' W :" '''' q '''0 ''' :
mere l." 'o'" '''' 'i''''ii'S III 'o"S
faSte eN'r"''' e''''' !" 'N' e''''' "',"
Olii''ao PeISo''11 ii. .'''''a s'''' "' '0S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-24

! quo deVOra dlarlaEnente las cretenSeS
virgenes de poesia y arte apenas Ven
| la luz en- nuestro Sael0 Solo Sc eX-
| ceptilan de esa abyGcta 'mainmise'
los cerrados toda ldea grande noble
mente cXpresada para la eternidad; los
profanadores de 10 bello, los estultos
| hijos de una RepGbiica sin ideales.
No es dc ellos solos la culpa Ell lee
tor cubano puede raivindicar altamen-
| te su parte en- este desmoronamiento de
Siglo literario que comienza, sin saber
como terninara. Los libros bien eS-
critos, por cI hecho s0iBno de Serlo, son
apartados desdeiio> mente La tradi-
ci0n. cuyas bases a:harOn en- el siglo
pasado La Luz, Saco, Cirilo Nillaver-
de contnuaron digDamente Mitjans,
Nicolas IIercdia Y M:nucl de la Cruz Sc
ha desplomado hru> :.4nente. La huma-
nidad cubana viyc 500 Gle vientre ba
.io. Los apctitos So IAN desatado las
ideas huido In ci 0 dc Gomorra pc
sa IctaImcntc sobr- intelectualidad
ctihana. clrlo de p.#aoo a que no To-
| gran abrlr pasoS It. iu1 las brllantes
saJaduraS de medl" 1o@ona de estorza-
doS-IocoS dc otro -~A@ro en- IA Iotura
universal.
Entire eSoS Ior"> 44h arrastran ml
Snmpatla tlgura ci "A1raordmaro autor
del presente hhro 'tGe en- SuS Bron-
ces y RosaS - IN tl1Dlo a 10 Casal-pa
rece traernoS ct tN'.4gci1o nueVo de la
l3eileza.
fulogl0 Horta. r f'~eapI de los " br0n
ceS que nos pres'n1a ? Il Saadl de las
, rosaS que nos tience no Sc ha edu-
eHdo EN- Cuba. rs Ua :ubano de raza
iiterarla eXotlca. Mas fnamorado de
! Ellilers de L'lSir Atalr cue de LuaccS,
J y de RuSkln CUE del -act0r Francisco
Iayas es un ga}o-Sa5 5o.- germano-ind0-
| nippon. En- otros tr'gnnos: I'm cosm0-
ip0Iita del pcnsamience gtoriOsamente
universal Su aonpGrsaci0n cs
un rio de IDEAS s0hre -tsya ancha super
; ficie paSan las barta> dN Aulo Cello,
/ Namiky. Dante. Sha6 Deare. Leopar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-21

Scott White & Co., for gifts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-21
TUCUMCARI HOLDS
UP SALOON ACTION
Thirty Teachers to Go to the
Territorial Association
From Tucumcari.

Tucumcari, N NJ, Dec. 21.-Tabling
the motion before the city council TO
limit the number or saloons in this city
to nine, the present number, it has
been decided to await the pleasure OF
the owners of the new Vorenberg hotel
to see whether the cafe shall be leased
to one of the present saloon keepers of
the city or whether a new man shall
be given the location. In event of the
latter decision, the number will be
limited to ten. The number will be re-
duced thereafter as vacancies occur in
the saloon lines Alos the license fee
will be gradually increased. This is
considered by the present council as the
best mode of dealing with the drink
evil in this city.
The tile flooring has been completed
in the remodeled First National bank
building, the new fixtures put in place
and the finishing touches are now be-
out where as soon as the cornice is
finished, the pebble-dashing will be
done, when the work will be complete
Thirty of the teachers of the Tucum-
carl public schools will leave Monday
to attend the Territorial Teachers
association at Las Vegas, N NJ They
will take with them an exhibit of high
school attainment gathered from the
Quay county fair of last October, and
from work done since that time This
exhibit will be under the personal
supervision of c. s. Cramer, superin-
tendent of the county schools.
A $500 bell has been received for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-21
Married Life the Second Year
Mill uo.L. IL On Buying Christmas
HAoOSi AACi OCit OIuCi Presents

II Ellen started down town with the
firm determine ton to get Car
rie's present. She went through
shop after shop, bought a few things
for her people, found the bathrobe she
wanted for his younger brother Frank
but she could find nothing for Car
rie
She was just leaving a department
store when she passed a table of cut
glass in the center aisle Carrie had
so many small dishes-olive, celery and
small berry dishes. She had heard her
say the only two pieces of cut glass
she wanted were a punch bowl and a
large pitcher. And the thought of eth
er at SIS was absurd,
She was about to pass on when she
saw in the middle of the table pitch
era beautiful one marked: LAS it is
S5.9S." She caught her breath. What
was the matter with it-where was it
broken?
She turned to the shop girl That
pitchers it cracked or broken?'
She Buys the Pitcher.
Just a nick off the edge here"
pointing to a place near the handle
where one of the deep cut scallops at
the top was missing. But it was hard
ly noticeable unless one looked closely.
And here's the piece taking from
inside the pitcher a point of cut glass.
Here" fitting it back in its place,
'-you can easily have 1t mended. And
it's a beautiful pitcher-was $1,000"
urged the girl
Helens mind was working very fast.
If she should send that pitcher just as
it was, with the piece inside, it would
look as though it had been broken in
delivery or when 1T was ,unpacked. And
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a peasant dooryard in whi:n are
enough wagons TO make a full army
wagon train.
There is an association of German
manufacturers of tin stoves which was
formed for the purpose of mutual pro-
lection for their original ideas. There
are many manufacturers in various
countries who would not hesitate TO
steal an idea For instance, an Ameri-
can dealer might get a French toy
which ne believed could be produced at
a smaller cost in Germany. He would
take the toy, send it to a German man
ufacturer, and inquire of him what it
would cost to reproduce it The Ger
man association was organized to pro-
tect every manufacturer. no matter
that his nationality, from the theft of
his ideas.
The toy makers of the world keen in
close touch with the politics and eco
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-21

it was such a tiny piece, it really did
not injure the beauty or usefulness of
the pitcher. Why not send it? 1t was
so much better than anything else she
could get for anywhere near that price
You see it's very finely cut again
urged the girl, q and so very cheap"
"Yes-I will take it. But, now listen.
be sure to send the piece-LEAVE IT
INSIDE THE PITCHER. JUST AS 1T IS
NOW. Do you understand?
YES, ma am-and the address," TAX
ing out her order book
She gave Carries address 81 will pay
for it now. but you are not TO send it
until the day before Christmas You
hold goods for delivery until then
don't your
"Oh. yes, ma'am. we are doing that
for many presents"
'All right; now be sure to leave the
piece inside, just as it is, and to mark it
not to be delivered until the oath Now
1 can depend upon that?"
'Oh, yes, maam-''
She Felt Small.
Helen hurried home with slightly
flushed cheeks. Had she done right?
What would Warren think if he knew?
But he would never know.
1t did seem rather small and deceit
full thing to send a broken Christmas
gift And yet it was such beautiful
pitcher-perfect but for that little
notch at the top, And she had so little
money-she must do the best she could
When she noted down on her Christ
mas list opposite Carries name-"cut
glass pitcher $685. she gave a sigh Of
relief. The present that had worried
her most was bought. At least she wa s
through with that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-21
JOE BOEHMER AND THE TENDER
Foot

Joe Boehmer. editor of the Eagle
Pass News-Guide. quotes tenderfoot's
article on Eagle Pass and the Mexican
insurrection. which contains this para
graph:
Robert Dow, collector at the port
at Eagle Pass. is an old time Texas
ranger, man of undoubted courage.
ability and international acumen."
Then Joe proceeds TO say: IF there
were a single word of truth in the
above it would make US real angry
and we would probably scorch our
typewriter telling the aforesaid liar
what we thought of him.
Does Joe take issue with the man on
what he says about the genial DOVE?
1t appears so from the way he writes it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-21

use of the Catholic church in this city.
1t is hoped to have it placed into
position this week, and workmen are
now busy transporting it to the church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-21
WITH
The xchanges

A JOLT FROM POE BOEHMER.
From Eagle Pass (TeX.) News-Guide.
The Mexican revolution seems to
have been transferred to the Maria
section. What in the devil would the
Mexican revolutionistS want with
Maria?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-21

First sale at 10 a. m, second sale at
2:3O p. M third sale at 1880 o. NJ
Snyder Jewelry Co.'S auction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-21

Bargains in articles suitable for
Christmas gifts--Snyder Jewelry Co.'S
auction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-21
SANTA'S TOY BURDEN
rs HEAVY THIS YEAR

Continued From Page six.)
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" c6sao estara cuando Sc ha decidido tomar el
minol -
i Tia Rosa = excame asento de Ia mas lnocente
sorprsa Cuanto sento haber estado para recblrla
querida tia!
ST yo soy,-djo despues de plantar frio beso en-
mi narizCrei que habias vendo Londres para pasar
das veadas fuera de
i Per0 estaba los ROlesOns tia personals muy
petables!
i Hum i Y como has vueto 4 casa
En- e carruaje siempre
-Te escrbi aver, 5se ha extraviado la earta?
Que yo sepa, no. tia.
ESQ demuestra que no lees ms cartas.
-Tenia mucha prisa esta manana me desayune
tarde tenia medo de perder la case, Eche ojeada
su cara pero auda divide 10 que deea usted reerente
i vnda
NADIA dije del huesped de Mrs Wanchope
conOca tan bien 81 10 hubiera dicho, que ag1n
0feioso lie haba escrto sobre el particular.
Ospeche de Mrs Deane perO quSe hacere preguntaS
a Ia tia Rosa nj ella djO paabra aquella nOche,
-Parece que Mrs. Wanehope tenla habitaei6n pre-
parada para mi. En- estas circustancias.
-Querida tia; puede used ocupar mi dormorio 70
aormire ed sofa Aunque bien pensao podria dormir
ocador Mrs Wanchope puede prepararme cua
guier
-Io esta arreglando No gusta mujer, Rosaia
Tiene engua vrulenta
-iConmigo siempre ha sido muy correeta, tia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-11

-No-contestee soBri.ndo tamben ;-sno porque rae
a,robara que empie1s sstAd TRAFALGAR
;Y entonces sc caaara uSted conmigo LiAe
ST
No tardare mueho pintar ese cuadro-exclamo
Aioraaa mia sabe usted cuan fen me ma
hechOl
staba pegado u brazO rodeando mi entura, su ca
s. recliuada en- xsi& nuestOs corazones palpltando
unisono
lila. -me gritaron 1esde el plano,-ven, canta1's
aaue rond6.
r,ve oue obedecer y asa termin6 aquel dilio.
x,t feron las palsbras con que recbio Mariana al
entrar casa
-iMi tia? tQue tiaf
Su tia de ALA IAego hace cosa de una nora Ia
uorendio mucho no eneontrarla usted
,pero que venes Ha ocurrido algo2
Creere que Dice que lie ha escrto listed y la de
@ oue Ia tuvesen habitac6n preparada piensa per
manecer aqui Aghn UeEpo
Pensa permanecers-repeti, recOrdando entOnces las
.artas oue 40 hakfs AksersO atm
-As 10 ha dieho Esta safa vapueando / Ia ANA.
-sP6r qu6f
-Creo que tOdO ello eousiste Ell eonde'. Dice que
Mrs Wanchope ha enanadO al asegurara que solo haba
seforas casa
sOukn puede habes e1tersdo la tia Rosaf