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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13
Quoted by Rev. A. A. Wallace,
burial in Elmwood cemetery.

Quoted by Rev. A. A. Wallace
burial in Elmwood cemetery.
About three dozen neighbour
and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S
Beasley assembled at their home
near Benton City Wednesday
might of last week and served an
oyster supper and furnished fine
music and presented Mr.. and Mrs
Beasley with an elegant rocking
chair, all as token of best wishes
and remembrance before Mr.. and
Mrs. Beasley's departure for
Illinois, which is to be in week or
two. They will reside at Chenoa,
ILL.,, having recently sold their
farm to Mr.. Charles johnson.
They certainly will always have
pleasant recollections of the
Show Me" State.
j. II. Swindler of this city has
changed the name of his Southwest
Poultry Journal to the "Useful
Poultry Journal" The head offices
of the paper are in Mexico. The
new form Of the publication has
been incorporated for $4,000. The
shareholders are J. H. Swindle.,
Mrs. May Swindler, w. H. Turner,
all of Mexico, and V. o. Hobbs, Of
Trenton, Mo. The publication has
a circulation of over 10000. 1t will
be a booster for the poultry in
terests of Audrain county and al
this section of Missouri.
The monthly meeting of the
board of directors of the proposed |
electric railroad was held at the
company's Office in this city last
Thursday. The subscription COM
mittees for the lines both north
and south Of Mexico were present
and made reports of progress, but
the cold weather had hindered
their closing up the work. 1t is
thought that they can complete the
work by the 18th inst, Mr.. Burns
insisted that not one lick of work
will be done until the whole
amount of bonds are subscribed.
So there you are. Hustle, that's the
word.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13
A. w. worsham Writes.
Hedley, Texas. Jan. 2. 1917

Hedley, Texas, Jan. 2, 1910.
A letter to my old Audrain
county friends.
l have arrived at my new home
in Hedley, Texas, finding the
weather fine-warm and mild.
have been here a week and have
been going in my shirt sleeves
most Of the time. The roads are dry
and dusty. My neighbors are stin
busy picking cotton from last
seasons raising. The ground works
fine. l will start my plOw as soon
as possible. I have been busy
building a barn and planting ont
my fruit trees and berries. Brother
C. f. WOrsham came down here
with me. He is pleased with the
country and tickled with the
climate. He says he will make
this his home if he can find some
thing to suit his occupation. Some
land has changed hands here since
l came out the first time. Good
improved land can be bought from
$50 to $25 per acre, but the price
Is advancing. Corn is selling at Go
cents bushel; caffir corn fodder,
81 a ton; cotton $40 a bale; cotton
seed, $22 ton. Why can t Ms
sourian buy section of land aaI
pay for it the first crop, and quit
renting and moving from place to
place.
Hoping to see some of you down
this way soon and wishing all my
Missouri friends happy and pros
porous New Year, [ close for this
time.
P. 81 ate my Christmas din
ner with Joe Kendall, well re-
membered up there around Mex
leo, who was glad to see me come
to his neighborhood. We went to
a Christmas tree and had a jolly
old time.
A. w. w.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13
Officers Installed.

District Deputy A. G. Whitsor
installed the following officers lt
Mexico Lodge, No, SO, 1. O. o. r.
last Thursday night, Jan. 6.
e. X. Hulen, N. G.
H. L. Miller, V. e.
D. G. Owen, Rec. Sec'y.
John Howard, Fin, secy.
j, W. sauires, Treas.
A. NJ. Owen, Warden.
VIM. Pratt, R. S. N. G.
Harry McGee, L. S. N. G.
G. L. Staples, R, s, V, q,
L, NJ, Gamble, L, s, V. G.
NJ, s. Garter, Con.
Amos Jenkins, R. S. S.
NJ. j. Sannebeck, L. S. S.
Frank Miller, o. G.
P. L. Hanley, !, q,
W. n, Boatman, Chap.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13
M. B. A. officers.
A. w. w.

The NJ. B. A. lodge of this city
has installed the following officers I:
B. a. Powell, President.
w. VI. Pearson, Vice-President.
Mrs. Mamie E. Pearson, Secre-
tary.
Mrs. Katherine Peterson, Treas
urer.
Mrs. B. a. Powell, Chaplain.
Mrs. Rose Genrich, Conductor.
Luther Johnson, Watchman.
Joseph Offutt, Sentry.
J. c. Davidson has moved to
Mexico from Wellsville.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

country "a years ago, has a goo,
Education, is dressmaker b,
trade, and has constant employ
ment. She was so years old las
April, and is of Scottish birth OF
her mothers side. She has had foui
children, three of whom are LIVING
and one Of whom has died.
Virginia is of English parent.
age, has been through the local
schools and has been a saleswoman
for eight months of the past year
she was born in Philadelphia in
March, 1877.
"Nellie E., was 28 years old last
January, and has but recently mar
ried. She was born in Baltimore.
reads, writes, and speaks Englis l..
ALBERT johnson, the husband
of Nellie, was born in New York
City, of Welsh parents, November
1865. He is in the grocery business
and keeps his own books and "a
counts"
1t seems comparatively simple,
according to the supervisor, to
draw out of the above statement
the required details for the pOpu-
lation schedule and to enter them
under the proper column divisions
relating to location, name, rela-
tionship, personal description, ma
tivity, citizenship, occupation, edu-
etc.
About all such a test" can do
is to evidence the legibility of an
applicants handwriting and his
ability to determine where toI
write in the sample schedule the
facts clearly stated in the nara
tive.
The agricultural schedule narra-
tive for 1900 was very similar, ex-
cept that the facts stated relate
10 farms and farming operations.
Before the test" February :. |
the supervisor will send each ap-
plicant a list of instructions con
cerning filing in the test" sched-
lles, which will still further sim
plify the subject and insure the
passing of the test by those who
possess only an ordinary common
school education and practical
common sense.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13
Hes a Good Fellow.

The Paris Appeal makes the fol
lowing mention:
Charlie Tanner, now of Farber
but for many years a merchant at
Santa Fe, will be a candidate for
collector in Audrain county, He
Is one Of the most useful and eu-
terprising citizens we have evei
known and would make a model
officer.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

Miss Mary Morris, sister of Mrs
Mike Shoup and Mrs. j. E. Good
rich of this city, has returned from
a visit to her uncle, John Morris,
near Laddonia.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

Rev. c. A. Mitchell of Mexico
breaches at the Auxvasse Baptist
church the first and third Sunday S
in each month thru the coming
year.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

Miss Luna Ball returned first OF
the week to st. Louis where she is
pursuing a course of study in the
school for the blind.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

Newton Mahan, Of the west part
of this county, suffered a stroke Of
paralysis one day last week, rend-
ering him helpless in his right side.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

Estell McDonough returned
home from Moberly last week
where he had been doing some car
penter work.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

Richard Helm of Peoria, H.,
attended the funeral of his motheS.
here last week, Mrs. Elizabeth
Helm, Ralph Nordyke of Sedlaia,
Mo, also attended the funeral.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

Geo, Trimble, who is travelling
for st. Louis shoe house, visited
his parents near Santa Fe las
week, Mr., and Mrs. George Trim
BILE.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

Miss Winnie Stalcup of Centralia
visited her sister in Mexico last
week, Misses Carrie and Linnie
Stalcup.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

Miss Nora Humphrey of Mex
leo, who is teaching south of Mex
leo, visited her sister recently,
Mrs. j, E. Bozarth, near Perry.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

grades as for the good ones. Feed
ing is almost a thing of the pas
with us as hogs and cattle are g
: scarce that it is almost impossibl
10 procure enough to fill up tn,
reed lots. Corn is high, selling a
Que per bushel. l think it will soor
advance in price. Our corn cror
thls year was not up to the aver
age on account of the drouth that
we experienced this season. AT
small grain turned out well and
the hay crop was exceptionally
good, taking everything into con.
slderation, the average Missouri
farmer did well this year and
most OF the farmers are Statistic |
with returns from their year.
labor" "
Jimmie Ecton and sister and
mother (maybe it'll be somebody
else S sister, will move from Mex
leo to his mothers farm south Of
hush Hill about March 1st. jim
ME Is a hustler all right. He saws
there is more money on the farm
these days than any place you
can go, and we think him about
right about that, too. It will be
better for the people when they
quit leaving the farm and going 70
the town.
Alb Harrison, south of Benton
City, is feeding two cars of cat
tie for the March or April market.
They are native and in st. Louis
a few weeks ago they cost him 5
cents; 1912 1-2 unloaded at Ben
ton City. Mr.. Harrison thinks them
a good bunch, and we hope they'll
make him some money.
J. G. Diggs was here yesterday
from Audrain county, Mo-, with a
string Of fat steers that sold for
$500, says the Live Stock Report
er. Mr.. Diggs is a progressive
young feeder and has about 100
head of cattle back on feed. These
will come to st. Louis when fat
The cattle market yesterday had
been shortfed, gaining about 81
pounds per day. Mr.. Diggs fed
them cottonseed meal-four
pounds "a head each day and says
it is a great fnisher for cattle. He
reports that 13 loads of cattle left
his shipping station Monday night
for the st. Louis market. Mr.. Diges
says stock hogs are a very scarce
article in his county this season
and if they were obtainable would
bring as much money as fat swine. |
lie was asked if there is contract
ing of hogs for future delivery in
Audrain county and replied: "Nut
to my knowledge. However, r
heard the other day that in a coun-
ty adjoining ours a buyer had con.
tracted for a bunch of good fat
hogs to be delivered next Septem-
Der, the price being $500 per 100
pounds.
THE report that l am having
big lot of chickens milk fed at
Mexico, is a mistake" said Jasper
Henderson to the Paris Appeal
man last Friday. ct probably
grew out of the fact that l sold a
Mexico dealer three car loads IF
young chickens to be fattened for
market by that method. 1t is a very
simple method and gets great re-
suits, Young chickens are put on
a diet of dough made from butter
milk and meal and given all of it
they can eat for ten days before
going on the market. They not
only make wonderful gains in
weight but bring 1c to Sc more on
the market than chickens fed the
ordinary way, 1t don't pay to
keep them on this diet more than
ten days, After that time, it seems,
the mixture loses its fattening
powers and does as much harm as
good"
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1910-01-13

Ed Cant, near this city will open
up a meat market in Martinsburg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21

ban siempre fila y francamente. su
cabello era oscuro y estaba arreglado
con esmero. Su traje muy bien ajus.
tado, y Ia pechera y cuello de su ca.
misa, en- extreme limpios.
Despues de tomar un bano Sc afei-
to, Y, no sabiendo NADIA de su corn
pahero que dormia en- Ia habitacioa
contigua, paso verlo y 10 eneontrd
dormido.
Cotton ofrecia un cuadro muy de
sagradable. Habia bebido Ell gran
cantidad la noche anterior. y Sc veit
claramente en- el las huellas de Ia en-
briaguez. Sus fornidos brazos coloca-
dos alrededor de la cabeza; su rostro
rojo con manchas moradas, y su Pc
cho cubierto de pelos asomaban pos
entire las sabanas que. en- complete
desorden, NAL lie cubrian.
bah exclame Jimmy con d.
gusto.-i Animal!
Cotton abrio los ojos.
-6Qu6 hora es, Jimmy '--pre9'sl
to
Las seis.
-lDe la manana o de Ia noehc'
De la noche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21
Los dedos de Valentine.

.Aquella roche, sus dedos dieron
vuelta al mecanismo interior de nj
quel de Ia gran GAIA fuerte del banco.
Sc detuvieron Y empezaron de nue.
vo Todo en- Ia obscuridad, con el pen
samiento flo, un admirable grado de
concentration. Ante la fascinadora
GAIA buscaba el medic de desenredar
la combination del laberinto de va
rl;!as de acero y de resortes. AL fin
ur sonido especial, le amino. Algo
habfa adelantando. Va estaba cerca
del termino. Tn segundo sonido, un
pesado click detras de Ia puerta de
acero de Ia gran GAIA, aumento "a a.
leg-ia del ladron.
Valentine no Sc 6aba reposo Y son
reia con delete al yer el rapido exi-
to de su trabajo. Segun trabajaba,
sentia que Ia punta de sus dedos Sc
iban poniendo asperas. Entonces in
troducia la mano izquierda en- el boil
sllo del pantaldn v sacaba ,ln peda-
20 de papel de lila que frotaba en- sus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21

RAN terrible golpe asestado
~ en- la eabeza con lln ga
rrote hecho de cuero re-
lleno de arena, envio al guardia
nocturno del' Greene National Bank
a un nnoon del pavlmento, conver-
lido en- misera ahle monitor.
Tn hombre robusto, apostado en-
una de las entradas de la parte pos
terror del banco. habia dlrlgldo el
golpe, protegido por Ia somhra. Era
I'm verdadero golpe maestro.
Su plan hahia sido llevado a cato
con gran facilidat Habia hecho lui-
20 en- Ia callejuela para atraer Ia aten
clon del guardia Y, al Or desde aden-
tru que los pasos Sc aproAlmaban,
pusose en- poslclon de ataque.
La silenclosa arnla en- su mano. es-
taba sujeta a Ia muneca por medic
de una correa no era difcil hacerla
lescender. HERR, y matar, sin que 81
q&era el ruido del golpe interrusmple
ra la tranquilidad de la fresca noche
de otono.
La pequeia villa del Estado en-
donde esto sucedia, estaba entire ga
da al descsnso. Y las ventanas de los
edi6cios Sc hallaban completamente
cerradas, por ser Ia temperature de-
masiado fra para dejarlas ablertas.
Sin embargo. la primera nevada fuer
te aun no hal,ia cait!o
No era possible aNe Sc overa un grl-
to de alalma pldiendo auNiho a los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21
Capitulo. Il.

Todo el dfa siguiente Jimmy y Cot
ton Sc 10 pasaronsdurmiendo, en- una
posada de Buffalo.
al obscurecer levantose aquel pri-
nero Y empez6 a hacerse tranquila-
mente su toilet:
Era esbelto, con esa gracia que su-
giere una gran fuerza escondida. Ell
genio de los ladrones aparecia con Ell
aspecto de un joven caballero. Cual-
quiera lie hubiera tornado por un jo-
ven de negocios, capaz E inteligerite.
Quizas por I'm corredor de la calle de
"Wall' de Nueva York, apto para
conseguir dinero de mejor modo, que
alquilando un bandido para que
rompiera Ia cabeza a I'm guardia noe
turno para luego descerrajar Ia b6-
veda de ,m banco. Los ojos de. Valen-
tine eran verdes, hermosos, y mira
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21
Sc relleno los bolsillos.

Jimmy relleno sus bolsillos con ell
metalico hssta que creyo no era pru-
dente no cargarlos mas. Entonces
fue a Ia .parte posterior del banco Y
llamo Cotton, que apareclo con TN
saco Quedose, entonces, vigllando
mientras su companero de crimen re-
cogta el resto del elective.
Todo hab;ase ejecutado en- I'm mi
nuto. Ambos cenocian el camino de
la estacion y sabian que q las 4. % de
la manana pasaria el erpreso trans
continenta! deteniendose ALI para
proveerse de aqua. Tomando ese tren
en- tres horas estarfan a doscientas
millas de distancia de la escena del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21
Por John A. Moroso.

indicaba sumision, Cotton abrio Ia
puerta y Sc dirigio a Ia callejuela don
de deb{a permanecer para vigilar
mientras el otro robaba al banco.
Jimmy Valentine no necesitaba
luz nj photo, pues conocia el interior
del banco tan bien como cualquiera
de los empleados. Todo aquello esta-
ba bien arreglado desde mucho item
po antes. In plano del piso dibujado
las ventanas y puertas marcadas,
hasta los sitios en- donde las luces de
Ia Gale proyectaban clarldad v SOM
bra. todo estaba estudiado por aquel
hombre, de antemano.
Ell eSplorador de la pequeha par
ftida de ladrones. Sc las habia name
lado tan blen, que pudo conseguir
TODD este material algunas semanas
antes del asalto. Sc le habfa pa ga
Go hlen su trabdio. Y Sc lie habia en-
ylado luego en- bllsca de otra tarea
semejante. con gentes de la misma
ciaSe
Jimmy Valentine no trabaiaba
con muchos soc!os y entire sus asun-
tos, no tenia superior Era el solo au-
tor Gle admirables empresas que eje-
cutaha con muv poca gente Algu-
nos de sus avudantes 10 considera-
ban veleidoso. pues cuando no los
necesitaba. les decia simplemente:
,mdrchnte!.
Jimmy usaba solo sus dedos. iAd-
mlrables. delieados, sensibles dedos!
Cuando revolvia la combination del
LII erltlr de ura caia ce h;arro raro,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21

dedos hasta que los suavizaba. Lue-
60 continue su tsrea.
Despues de algunos momentos Sc
ov6 el ruido de un resorte que pare
cfa levantarse en- Ia parte interior de
Ia GAIA. Aquel era 81 ultimo movi-
miento del mecanismo, necesario pa
ra dejar alberta la gran puerta.
El sudor banaba a Jimmy cuando
pudo hacer girar Ia puerta hacia
atras. Entro a Ia boveda, hizo bri-
llar la linterna electrical que llevaba
en- el bolsillo, y en- POGO tempo encon
tro el deposito del valor elective del
banco.
La combination interior del tesoro
fue alberta facilmente, v paquetes
de bllletes Y sacos de orc y plata, fue
ron echados fuera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21

!! !ha bitantes del lugar entregados al
sueno. ST la tarea de los noctunos
Irondadores huhiese sido interrum-
plda. no hubiera habido tampoco
quien la della tara, porque todo el
mundo Sc hallaba envuelto en- su
manta en- las casas situadas en- el ira
vecto que condueia a Ia estaeion del
ferrocsrril desde aquel campo De es
te modo, era possible tomar el primer
tren de carga que pasara.
al caer al suelo el guardia. SUI gre
.sor saco del bolsillo del abrigo fuer-
ties cuerdas ato al herido que Sc ha-
llaba sin sentido; ) le apheo una NOR
daza a Ia boca.
La parte peHgrosa del trabajo ha-
biase lleyado a cabo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21

|robo y perdidos en- Ia muchedumbre
de una gran cludad.
El pueblicito aquel sitrado en- el
Condado Greene, despertaria con Ia
gran senscion que jamas habian ex-
perimentado el robo del Greene
National Bank. ~ otra vez 4 ha-
blar por telegrafo para ayisar 4 Ia
policia de todas las ciudades Sc oiria
contar una historic mas del robo de
I'm banco en- cual Ia combination de
la cerradura de una boveda noderna
habia probado su ipe6cacia contra
la gran habilidad desplegada por un
genio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21
Llamando en- voz baia.

En- una esquina proteglda por "a
sombra, el agresor Sc inclino l.aman-
do en- voz baia.
Valentine.
Que? contesto otra voz.
-Todo va bien; acercate.
Los dos bultos Sc acercaron apre-
suradamente a la puerta del banco.
Recogieron al guardian, 10 llevaron
adentro, y 10 acostaron en- 81 suelo
Entonces cerraron Ia puerta. El gas
que estaba encendido, fue puesto a
media luz.
-Afuera esta til puesto. Cotton.
vete'-dlio el hombre que Sc llama
ha Valentine.
Con I'm movimiento de cabeza que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21
Sc VENDE

In triple efeeto de 6 de diametro
cen 81 eombinac ci6n &c !laves para
desconectar en- caso de averias con-
tinuar trabajando como duple
Seis defecadoras de dooIe foudo, lie
cobre. con una cavidad de LOCO gll.
cada una.
Dos .uegos de een.r:::sugas: seis cen
trifugas cada ;uego de 80 diametros
con sus correspondien,es mezcIado.es.
Cr mo.ipo de nusve masas varias
pleas de repuesto.
Para informes dirijirse q J. VI.
Galletti Vieques, p. X.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21
I'm buen negoCio.

En- Coguas, ofrecen en venta los
Sres. Quinones Cabezudo y Compafi'a,
una acreditada fdbr,ca de tabacos, con
existencias de tabaco en- rama, Iecor-
tesy picsdura, marcas acreditadas en-
E.E. U.U. = una oficina en- Nueva
York. Es una buena oportunidad pa
ra realizar productive nsgocio Para
mas informes dirijirse la expressda
casa, en- Caguss, r. Rico. P. o. Box
l2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21

bia el mas pequeho movimiento pro
ducido-en el gran mecanismo de ace
70. Sonidos que no hubieran perez
bido normales oldos llegaban a el
por medic de sus nervios, admira-
blemente delicados Podia. Or 10 que
nadie ola. Su cerebro era una sensi-
BILE planeha. y Ia punta de sus dedos
podlan recibir cada eterea, tremula,
onda que hasta ellos llegara al mo-
verse las pleas de una cerradura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21
0FRECEMOS Al PubuCO
FL hmpiador VACUUM maPCa "SAlT0. :

Con las siguientes garanias de fabrica
Niarchara consantemente sin calenarse nterumprse
"Tene por minute desttucion caloulada de 25 80
pies cibco de are bre. Producra maxmo de
rnlgadas, segnn ell mercuro Standard de los U.U
DuTara de IL 20 amos, ain usandose dariamente."
E SANTO trabajara de cualquier cubo de luz ncandes
cene costo de centavos la hora. E 'SANTO" no
odra nunca sperado para cl hogar pero tamben
gran capacdad 10 hace apeecihe para TIENDAS, ALMA.
GENES OFICINAS, IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES Ii otros
edfcios grandes Haga vista nuesras ofcnas para
yer la demostracon por ctacon mandaremos e aparato
eualquer stio San uan para demosrarlo privado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21
Flo en- el la mirada.

Cotton sentose en- la cams Y nir J
fjamente a Jimmy que e,tab. vest.
do de etiqueta Y parecia salir del eli
che en- un magazine de modas para
hombres.
-;Ah!-exclamo Cotton-haei.n
do visajes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-21
WNsEJos A Las TADRE1-1

00NeEJos Las S1ADRE1-1
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Sesen On si periodo Dc II dsptici6 =,
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MO despie.ts mny vivo , allegro. ID
nay agradsble n paladar. eslm g
aiho ablands ems dolores, hace nc ii n
funci6n del est6msgo , reguIs To- d.
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Juventud para todos.

sDesea Vd. conocer e! mejor tinte
ideado para devolver al ca bello su
primitive color:
sQu:ere Nd csmbiar su caposo pc
10 FOR una hermosa cabellera negra
y fedosa:'
lie gustarfa 4 Vd. hscer desapare-
Ger e1 feo signo de vejes qre induda-
blemente producer las eanas?
eEsta Nd. interessdo enhacer una
buena conquista''
Entonces, decidase usar Ia muy
afam ,da
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JUVENIiINk

que es sin disputa el mejor tinte CO.
noeido para restaurar el cabe'lo.
De veDta en- todas las :armacias
A! por mayor. The Jupeniiina
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