davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11
MONEY WANTED & loan

WASTED-Fc BORROW sS,o0o OK FYRST
w cas- District Of Go umhia real estate. NO rcn,
uit~ssDn- Address box 90, STAR ofhoeN unhil a.
MONEY TO LOAN
M We have 81. 90 IN hand TO loan
DEkBLE. DAVIS AGO
mhiA-N 1919 Est.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

E,OR SALE-BARG tIN-sO.. 90 PARK ST, MT
4 Pi-aSan excellent S-roolt and bath dwell NJ
heated by furnace and nicely finished. on corner lot
~ feet front, really a rood slue.
Also excellent S-roon and hath house (Oueen Anne
sly e) WITH large plaZzz cot 20 feet 'front.' "a 100
And pref 6-ryom and bath Dwelling; nicely fin
ished and decorated and lot i5xl20 s.. 800
IL" FULTON IEXTS J322FSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-11

mhll l:e2i i st. W.
Eok RENT-A FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
i 40 1Uh e. n ........-. - Si25 NJ
Northwest corner lat and Fpnton store. is 20
mhll-3t JAM s F SHEA. 633 Pa ave n W.
fSoR RENT - 1907 I'D ST. COR. \ ST. NV
rooms. bath nd cellar . bav windows: east and
son exposure. T. +. LARNER,
mill ~" Gsorst
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-25

mente no puede listed formarse ilusiones
acerca del estado de mi coraz6n, pero le
prometo que sere esposa fel Y leal. Dejeme
listed ahora, pero no sc aleJe mucho, por-
que aeaso le necssite.
Y mientras Sc apartaba Felipe, hizo sena
a Bachelfn para que conddsese al Duque-
E notat 10 djstrajo habiimente a Bligny,
cuya fogosidad temfa, mientras-.ddar6 la
conferencia de la senorita de Beaufieu ~eSn
Derbay, le abri6 la puerta que daba la
terraza, precisameLte en- Ell momento en-
que Felipe salfa radiante del salon.
La sorpresa de Moulinet Atanasia al
YER llegar 4 CASTOR fu6 extraordinaria, no
produio tanto efecto 4 Napoleon la apart
ci6n de la vauguardia de BlIieher, cuando
esperaba a Grohehy como ala hija del ex-
miembro del Tribunal de Comercio Ia de su
futuro esposo. En- aquel momento crftico,
10 mas pegroso para sus combnaciopes era
10 presencia del Duque de Blgny. Sobre
cogi6 a Atanasia Ell angustioso tenor de
que podfa sufrir, euando mas segura con-
taba la victoria, una desastrosa humillan-
to darrote. Z O. ue iba resultar de la entire
vista de CASTOR Clara2 Estaba ell juego
bastante embrollado para que fuera impo
sible una reconciliation Z Les bastaria
verse para que renaciera ell amor Sc iura-
ran de nuevo solemne irresistiblemente
ser uno de otro
Moulinet no comprendio como su astuta
hija las posibles consecuenoias de aquel
paso. Chocandole que el Duque no le hu
biese esperado en- la Varenne nj siquiera
sospecho Ell motive que ie traia a Beaulieu,
AdeIantose, pues, hacia su futuro yerno
con asnable sonrisa, alarg6le la mano, J
quedo aterrado por la nlirada que este le
echo al pasar junto a 81 sin saludar siquiera
a Atauasia. Siguio, no obstante, al Duque
cuando Sc dirigfa al salon.
Instantaneamente la Marquesa y su So
brina prepararon la escena, y al entran
BlignY vio Ia senora de Beaulieu arrella-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-25

primera vez directamente, -nuestro antique
amigo y exeelente consejero sebor Baehelfn
ha dicho mi madre que me hac1a usted ell
honor de aspirar mi mano.
Felipe, sin responder, movie la cabeza en-
senal de asentimiento.
lie juzgo usted hombre de honor
prosiguio Clara con frme acento,-y creo
que al formar tales proyectos saba, como
todos los que me rodean, Y quiza desde hace
va Ell. ser mi esposo.
81, senorita, 10 saba, ,-dijo apenado
Felpe,-y .crea usted que, aun en- este mo-
mento, 81 de mi dependiera el asegurar su
dicha devolviendole ell amor del Duque, no
vacilaria en- hacerlo aun q costa de mi vida.
-Muehas gracias; pero los compromises
entire ell Duque y yo han conclude para
siempre, y la mejor praeba es que 81 persis
to usted en-solieitar mi mano, estoy pronta a
darsela.
Al pronunciar estas palabras era tan d@bl
la voz de la senorita de Beaulieu, que Felipe
las adivino mas bien que oirlas, y record6
en- aquel momento ell dia en- que, viendole
triste desaentado, le habfa dicho su her
mana riendo
va veras Ella nisma ha de pedirte el
favor de que seas su esposo.
Ell vaticinio de Susana Sc realizaba, Y la
nina, advertida por su afecto, habia tenido
la provision de la dicha de su hermano. No
era aquelo fusion, sino certeza Clara mis-
ma le aargaba la mano. Inmensa algeria
inundo ell coraz6n de Felipe, tomando la
encantadora mano que tantas veces habla
desconfado tener en- las suyas, deposito el
ioven en- la punta de los helados dedos el
mas tfmido delcioso de los besos.
-Deseo ademas pedir usted un favor,
caballero, -anadio Clara.-Quisiera hlclera
usted 10 possible para que Sc erea que este
compromise esta contrafdo hace tempo No
necesito explicare los motvosde tai super
cheria. Naeen de mi orgullo. Desgraciada-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-25
VIII
(Gontin1aci6n)

Al cabo de algunos minutes volvio la SAN
gre gus mejillas; desahog6 su pecho un
suspiro, con brusco movimiento aparto ell
abrige con que su madre la habfa eubierto.
Al ruido de la puerta-vidriera, alberta
para deiar paso Bachelfn, volvio la cabe-
"a. No queriendo que conociera su sufri-
rliento, dirigi6 una sonrisa al notario. Cons
tornado este, andando de puntilas como en-
habitaci6n de enfermo, acercose la seno-
ra de Beaulieu, inclin6ndose mas que de
costumbre, como 81 la avergonzara 10 que
iba pedir, dijo:
-Perd6neme, sonora Marquesa; pero 10
que sucede es tan extraordinario-
-Lo se,-interrumpi6 bruscamente la
Marquesa.-E Duque esta ahf. Y bien
.que
Que, pesar de cuanto le hemos dicho,
--contest6 el notario algo desconcertado, =
in slate en- yer usted.
- Que atrevimiento --exclamo Ia Mar
auesa, levantandose con una vivacidad que
no le sra habitual, y dirigiendose la puerta
del salon.
-ID6nde vas, mama? pregunto Clara.
"A mandar que echen a ese hombre CO.
mo merece,-contest6 la sonora de Beau
lieu roja de indignation.
Permaneci6 Clara un momento silenciosa,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-25

consultandose, como 81 titubeara en- tomar
una resolueion grave, y despues, moViendo
la cabeza, dijo:
No, mama no convene arrojar de casa
al Duque de Bligny, sino recibirle.
ii Recibirle ?-pregunto la Marquesa es-
tupefacta dudando 81 efectivamente su
hija sc habfa vuelto loca.
81; reeibirle con agrado. Por NADIA
en- ell mundo le permitir6 Greer que me hace
jer como yo Por 81 / Sc enorgullecerfa
demasiado! Todo 10 sufrire menos su in
sultante compassion. No, no, mama recibe-
le. Bien Sc le puede aorir la puerta, puesto
que SO la hemos alberto su futura esposa.
--Pero que vas hacer 7-pregunt6
rnuy alarmada la sonora de Beaulieu.
i Vengarme !-eontesto Clara con te-
rrible expression de ira.
7 dirigiendose Bachelfn, anadi6:
--Tenga usted la bondad de rogar al Du-
que que pase la terraza que espere un
momento Cuando lame usted por Ell bal
con hagale entrar. Olga listed al senior Der
blay que venga.
La Baronesa Y la Marquesa Sc miraron
admiradas sin comprender los motivos de
la conducta de Clara Mas perspicaz Ba-
chelln, adivino que sus combinaciones esta-
ban punto de realizarse, desaparecio con
juvenil ligereza. Un momento despu6s en-
traba Felipe en- el salon.
Mama, til, querida Sofia, alejaos IN
POGO, que pueda hablar sola con Ell senior
Derblay.
La sonora de Beaulieu y la Baronesa Sc
retiraron al hueco de IN balloon, esperanto
con gran curiosidad el resultado de la con-
ferencia Muy conmovido Felipe, compren
diendo que estaba en- ell momento decisive
de su suerte, advertido ademas porr una
Erase de Bacheln de que iba estallar la
crisis, permanecio inm6vil = con la cabeza
inclinada delante de la que adoraba.
-Caballero, o,-diio Clara hablandole por
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-25

NADIA como de costumbre en- su poitrona. De
n;9 iunto 4 la chimenea. estaba la Barone-
sa con las manos cruzadas a la espalda, per
i acaso 4 CASTOR le ocurrfa alargar una de
las suyas, como sofia hacerlo.
Sentada de espalda Ia luz para one Ia
alteration de su semblante fuera menos VI
sible, estaba Clara entire su madre la -,
ronesa Lo primero que atraJo la vista del
ioven. fae Ia hermosa cabellera de orc de
IA Ssnorita de Beaulieu. Tremulo pesar
s11vo. = y-~t{gminado por violenta emoclon, n
punto estuvo de arFoiarse los pies dc Ii
que tanto amaba todavla, 8galqulera On
fuera su resultado de esta apasionaoa-f a-fisss
mostraci6n. la mirada tranqulla seyers
de la Marquesa le contuvo, 8 incinandose
profundamente ante la que le habia servldo
de madre, dijo con entrecortada Voz:
-Senora Marquesa Mi querida tia -
listed We mi turbacion.-- mi pesar.- N;
sentimieuto Al llegar a la Varenne, casa
de este caballero- - FL Duque tuvo yer
gi8nza de pronuaciar ell nombre de Moo-
Iinet J, he sabido ell incali6cable paso
-Senor Duque, e,---interrumpi6 el e1-
rniembro del Tribunal de Comercio visible
mente ofenddo.
Yolvi6se entonces Ell Duque hacia su fa-
turo suegro anadi6 con soberbia altane-
ria
rocedimieato inconeebible, caballero,
me nporta declarar en- voz muy alta qse
ninguna complicidad tengo en- el He posl-
do cometer muehas faltas, portarme con II
gereza, con ingratitud pero a6rmo, bajo
palabra de honor, no haber antorizado este
altraje mi familia.
i Una simple vista de atenci6n = mur-
mur6 Moulinet dominado por la energfa
del Duque. La verdad, no comprendo.---
=; listed no 10 comprende -interrumpi6
ell joven con humillante desden,-y esa es
su llnca excusa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-25


ALCOHOLADOCr Criozlo- Preparado CON mas
de 20 plaqatas n races del 0ads, para eotya3'
toda clase de Gfe1ci63a 'enrdlg5c0, d %
ce9ataUos la mt2td botel7G
MANGIF,ERINA--PG et esh7eJO de la DO
ca; bza1aquea u conSeruo la dentadtra,
cal,na Ell d0lor delmuezas. Estd pexfuma-
da d la me9ta. A % ce,1tdUos Ell fTasco.
RON IRECTIFICAp 20 Premsado en- oarsds
Erposseiones time mas de amos, Sc
qaraaatsga pavo q 10 mejor qate fued0 us0r-
Sc en- las comida8 para coDabatir la DIS
1epsau Il 25 celtaUos botelEa, precio de
reaEigaci6n.
MATAPARA SITOS Vegetal-ErcentO de
.todo peligro, perfume agradabze DeStru-
ye en- et octo los liQios, 3adsllas, chanches,
as6guos, aradores q denads 2afd6stos A
25 ce3atdUoS fraSc0.
POLVOS de'at%ffacos mejor formula qate
pueda empgcarse E:rceato de piedra p0-
meg Perfasmados con 1aeleta q brio dc
F7ore,acia. Il % ceutaUos Ia cQjito.
AMARGO de argostpro-P Preparddo ad6,attco
al del doctor lSaegert, de Caudad Botuar, d
80 ceaetaUos la media botellG
VIVA GRE de meSa-Pqep0rodo CON ca'1os
tintos bsten gusto q f0rtalesa, up reaI
botella. Verdadero 9anga.
De Ue,ata en- las J0ticos de estG ciudad, e3l
casa de don OLYMPIC Oter0 y en- la Gale Sdtud,
3ea1nero 5, casa del que setscribe. Sc garant5Sa
todo de superior calidad q esmerada prepara-
ci6R.
A. Sn1oNPIETRI.
Ponce, JUNO y de 1898.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-25

st;do complete drog poduo farmaceutcosy qumicos
de cdio de Europa America que
fce su p1bio general peco lmtados
En- ell despacho de pecPcone cargo de un Sc oO
Juno " dc 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-25
Bartolome Segu1

Tiene 81 gusto de poner conocimiento del
piiblico que 81 4gencia Fane1gfa. ealle Mayor,
namero 5, ademas de los eoches de todas elases
con que ha venido prestando servicio hasta hoy.
acaba de construir uno de lujo, que, por sus con-
diciones forlna especial. asegura no hay otru
igul nj en Ponce nj en- ningin otro punto Dc
la Isla.
Ponce, Agosto de 1898 6fu.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-25
Roberto Graham
INGENIERO

Fmd5cidn, He1reJla q fe1yefefla
PONCE, PUERTO-RICO
Fabricante de despolpadoras de cafe de
los sistemas Rollo Disco, como tambien
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidraulicas, Ma
lacates, Secaderas toda clase de maquina.
ria para cafe, piear yerba, desgranar maiz
etc, ETC. Hero, cobre Y bronco en- barras.
planchas fundido.
Pindanse informes Julio Z, 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-25

JORGE oHNET
La FERRERIA
DE. pom YES n E S

Yersi6n castsllana de Luciano Nojera
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31


Nj A. l. Hornsr 10 here from Portland
Mr. C. W. Seymour ~sss 20 oaynspis % Thsrs-
oar.
Miss wls~ssiEg. OF Seattle. Is visiting In fAss
city.
NJ Joaa T. Garner. Of glus, wss here This
week.
sr NJ HigA wss In this esfy shis week from
FsszhnL
Miss Phsiilps 81 osyavss, hss been visiting
Miss 6tiRgs tass wees
Mts. seymour sz1 Ms. ts.sls Seymour speni
Tuesday nsgbf il seattle
Mr. " r Dolson has resigned - cashier OF the
Columbia Sstioasi bank
Mr. Philip Fsalkssserx- Of sextsse, was n
fass city OF "Wednesday night
Mrs. J. Y. whfnnery. Of Csnsrssts. vo tie
Ensst Of Mrs. Thomas Simmons tsis week
Miss Esseiss wyesos. of seattle. daughter OF
f4sut wyexoa. Ia the guest Of Mr.. and MIRA y.
e. ekarp
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
THE ANNUAL EIsrEnpFoD.


hsaifon at Bi&Fh diamond.
BtscK DIAsoNp. DecSn. ~-E special. The
Welsh national Eisieadtod was celebrated
Mt Hack Diamond on Christmas aay. Tne
classical entertainment. VA. a successful
one IN every respect. the hall being
crowded 10 Us fullest capacity during the
two sessions. The afternoon session wa,
Dreaded over by Mr. ". +. Ramsey, and T.
h. Williams MAS chosen conductor for the
afternoon session and Mr.. j. r. Davis for
the evening session. Frof r. T. Morgan,
OF Seattle, had been selected by the COM
mIt'ee as aGlu3ies,or of literature and
compositions and Mr. W. w Williams. Of
hirSishd, vas chosen sdjndicstor Of vocal
AMI instrumental music Miss faa DAVIS
was So ecsed a. orEaalsL Conductor Will
isras made few remsvks and the pro-
STamme Was rendered A. follows.
NJ. II. T. Jones sang the fsvorite song
"FFiaF OF the o.dea Time" with great ap-
+ snSe
Address ~ Rarts" J. H. Jones VA.
the only competitor. and delivered the al
dress 10 the flsll satisfaction OF the audi.
snce.
Tenor solo competition. 'nyesrn Faces -
io2r competitors. won by Mr.. John ~
cards, ~ Frsaknn: PRISE. 81
NecitAtloa for bows, Re IS Thorough as
2a an So hgst pstEs awarded 20 Dscksy
hTSos, q Franklin; second prise 10 goby
Ad&ins. 81 franklin.
N5sAa seleetaon. ''ssfsni Grand March. "
one competitor; Asxs Euhy tslndsr wAs
s~arcca the Frtse 81 g.. 10 with loud AZ
planse,
Sa4o 9or s.rss 4nder IL, tome Hesae =
Hannah 6ofo&s. o. Franklin, was awarded
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
Odd EsIlaue Rail-.

The Odd Fellows OF Tacoma gave ball
on Christmas night AZ Germsnia hall.
under the auspices OF the general social
committee. eThe hall was tastefully dec
Grated, and long before the first notes of
the grand march were sounded the floor
was crowded. The ball opened with
drill. given by Canton Tacoma, No. T. Mr..
A. +. Hoska commandant. The canton.
was under the command of Lieut. r. A.
Durant. the drill instructor OF the canton.
They showed great precision in the manual
of the sword and marching movements,
and were heartily appiauded by the spec
tators. The programme consisted OF
twenty three numbers. and dancing was
kept up until late hour. and vas greatly
enjoyed by all present. The following is a
list of the committees. Invitation Mr.. II.
Nash, Mr.. J. NJ. Mckenzie. Mr.. III. q. Nor
gan. Mr.. II. Bashsy. Mr.. II. Lenders. Mr..
NJ. h. Crane. Mr.. Il. W. Shaw, Miss lola
Marble.
Floor-Mr. I. b. straer. director; Mr..
A. Mcleod, Mr.. II. Stusr, Mr.. A. r. Dick
son. Mr.. c. Nash. Mr.. +. Miller. Mr.. r.
Mcleod. Dir. r. Deuby, Mr.. J. Ross, Mr..
X. II. Dickson.
Reception Anna Lenders, Mira.
Sarah Mineh. Mrs. Julia Klotz. Mira Nora
siebold. Mrs. Cora Robertson, Miss Ella
Devsreaux. Mrs. Ida Reed, Miss Mary
Marsh. Mr.. III. Merkei, Mr.. ". Bender.
Mr. T.. Eaut, Mr.. W. Curry.
Door-Mr. J. Thurston, Mr.. J. Moos. Mr..
NJ. Il. Crane, Mr.. J. Lustoff.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
Mount Rainier.

Prize scrostic, at Black Diamond Eis,eddfod
Christmss day. 1871
Aan.lvd la clouds. like the gods OF old,
ON Mount Olympus. lofty aud bold:
Upon It's summit. massive and white.
Nothing but snow dare ever sligat;
Terror and gloom Ger Its rugged crown,
Roam at their will with a n, ght-like frown,
And On as ridges waters array,
In icy armament. holds the sway
Never 10 barter its aacien, name,
II stands above any city's fame
Ever sublime, In calm and in storm.
Rsinler towefs-a shrouded form
seattle. n n Tepex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31

The Vtvtenda csah invitation holiday
hop in Columbia hail last evening wssa
sac,ess. UpSsFis OF loo couples were
present, among them members Of ths
Stanford football team. The hall Va.
beautifully decorated with everE-eens and
the national and club cclor.. The success.
o. the bali was largely due 10 the unt,r.nr
esar's Of the house COMMITTEES. composed
O. ME. Leroy ". Tayloe. Mir & W. Tav.
ioF. NJ. pes6cyt n Noans, Me-. Louis
keess, Mr., Eustace Drum and nr. Z. ".
DICKENS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Dinner Parties the Fad On
Christmas Day.
"PiRATes or penzAncE" GIVEN.
Chvfstmss Trees-oda Fellows Bait-
YsstsssI asd Tsssb2Ii Hep
Holiday Chat.

TAeoxs, Dec 5o-fspeciai. -Christmas
vas celebrated in various ways; and.
although the cry OF hard tmss' was
heard throughout the isngth and breadth
Of the land Tor several weeks previous 70
that day. sttII generally delightful time
prevailed, and many not only expensive
bat beautiful gifts we're exchanged. There
was also an abundance Of Christmas trees
In celebration OF the day. from tho bes1ti-
fully decorated ones. almost striving to 70
beyond the ceiling. 10 the small ones.
placed conveniently on the table. And
what Joy these trees oecassonesi, what ex-
element prevailed until the branches we're
stripped of their generous gifts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31

On Tuesday night the Christmas. tree
festival ~ss held st Trinity church. when
she gifts we're distributed 10 many de-
ilshsed children. and On Thursday night
similar distributing 81 presents took Place
q the paTish house for she sunday school
scholars Of 81 LBks's church. Ga Tues.
&sy night the Girls Friendly Soe4ety had
. Christmas tree. ana sp-as a rsasi de.
ilshsfni evening VITA accompanying fes.
tivi.iss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31

CMrcAso. Dec. %, 1893
stewart q Heimes Manufacturing Co, SCI

cHroAso. Dec. %. 1893
Stewart q Heimes Manufacturing Co. ss-
attic. WASH:
Gsntiemsn-t am out Of the Revealed
Remedy again Please send me a case hy
freight have given Away about half this
last case. used two or THREE bottles myself
and sold two or three bottles. IN EvzHY
fssrAscs 1T HkLps on cCRrs THE yAs-
TfEs WHO Use IT. HAVE YEr THE
FiEsT PRISON To FIND. WHO U.ED IT.
THAT IT BID Net HELr. Yours respect
fully, G. c. THONPsoS
NArA CRY. Cal, Ian. 20. isa3
Aesars. Stewart 4 Holmes Drug Co. So
attic, Wash:
Dear Sirs-I have been using Moors's Re
yeaied Remedy for the last three 81 years
aad sonld have sent you nay testimony
long ago had known your address 4 hsd
been very sick. and despAired of ever being
well again. when | noticed yoar Advertise
Inenf In the Carrier Dove" aud a. a
drowning man Will catch al q straw
caught a. the least chance Of q cure fhah
con- plteaiioB Of dtseAsss--dyspep~ia uerv-
business loss or appetite. insomnia ard
chronic daarrhoes when I Commenced tax.
ing your medicine. but very shortly after
using II In the manner directed began to
mend, and bY ths time / had taken hafY a
bottle felt Ike few person The follow
ing spring the Old symptoms returned
AMI again used yosr medicine and vas
coEnpletsay cured. and also 10 NV surprfs@.
! vas coanpsetely cured NJ piles from whicn
hsd been troubled for a long time
can truly testify that II 10 the best r,sdL
cine and the most reliable l have ever
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
Mr.. wt..,o~.. p,.,., p.x,x

On Christmas day delightful dinner
was given by Mrs. ]. NJ. winsiow at her
home on North Tacoma avenue. 1t was
principally a family party, therefore rem
aered donbiy delightful. Those present
we're Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Winston, Mr..
and Mrs. John Eerriss. Miss Ferris-. Mis-,
Dolly terriss. Mr.. {. A. FERRIS, Mr.. Mac
Ferriss, Master Harry Ferriss. Miss lis.
dale. Mr.. James oberteufer. of Seattle. In
the evening there WAS Christmas tree
tor Miss Dorothy WINSTON. when, besides
those already mentioned. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Miller. Mr.. =. Il. Wright, Miss S.v.
moar. Misa Jessie Seymour and Miss
Winitred Seymour were present.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31

srsrrLk Wash. Jan. 70, 1898
Gentismen-f was taken with a sewers
attack OF hitousa and live disorder lhis
TAI tried bottle Of Moare's Revealed
Ne meSy. and am thankful 20 say o ter .
few doses. felt unlxe the Same msn
cannot speak too highly Ia rs praise.
would net De without q bossis n ths house
for good deal and shall continue 20 rec
ofnneHc u to all nav ffisnds Yours truly.
FRED HIABLY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31

Ms, J. " Miller s.so haa delightful
li'tse sNnaer party on Car,slmas aAr. in
fast u Sas aaate ihe tA3nw 10 as this year
% entertain ones fvisa3s Thoss present
81 Mrs. Ntsgsgs weFs Nir. sra MS. J. ".
Miller, MIA, A. Ii. ". Bayuos. NJ. L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
used, ana would net be without il In shs
heuse- Gratefully yours
JULIA MARVIN.

Senilemsn-Ir II TSVALUABLE. 7
would ike te Inform you tha. have used
Aoeres Revealed Remedy and haze f0sad
u 20 oe n orst-elRss neddina for ifs4agesti1n
ana many other uses. snd can reeommen3
Il 20 auyene who il an ieted
MRS c. q. g.. City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
FIr~u.sass HALL

The fjrmen's bsA New Years night wi.l
be the most presrqtioas atAir eg the ktsa
ye' given here. The ball wilt he for tie
ssneEt 81 the tisemen 5 rrlsef iaad. A de-
ssatlea ell he present. frosa Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31

Many will zee the New Year i'm and the
poor Old Year cut bat lie there not AT
times a touch of sadness mingled with the
icy oil the breaking OF n new year 7"
society woman asks ia is. however,
much wiser. she adds. eto keep sadness
IS much as possible IN she background
Until more httsng occasion than the re-
treat OF the Old Year With Gls Joys. also
Its SORROWS And good resolutions should
80 brighten tee approach OF the New Year.
where = nes opportunity = afforded for
fresh trial. shat sadness shoald not appear
On the horizon. This may sound prosaic,
but is II not good thoushtY"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31
FutLMA~. wasA.. Mach n, 1884

PULLMAN. WASH. March n, 1894
Stewart Holmes Drug 60. seattle
Wash
De airs-it gives me pleasure 90 attest
the value 81 Moore's kaTea ed Asfasfy
Last fall ! had lRuneice 80 bad thai my
friends became ALARMED AZ my Condition.
tried liver riIls Akd aocloFed sithoet
tenant One bottle OF No0rs's Esvssssf
Remedy completely restored ms 70 hsxlth.
and nos keep u Constantly LEA the house.
as Ind n especially valuable ai fhts se<
ser of tbe year l can oEsly speak - -
bilious .rouhls but FOR that I have nsses
fonnd anything 70 compare stth L. Segr
truly, T. W. CRAI0