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CONTIGO Y SIN TT

5Quien toca 2--i Ta9-. La Muerte.
VIenes, Ingrata, a interrumpIr Ia vida (.
Alarga 81 plazo No;
Por ella aguarda el cielo.
~, Ahora que empieza sonreir Ahor
Cue empiezo Z amarla 20
La yes Esta en- la fiesta
Con 81 espleudida cohorte de esperanzas
De gaia el porvenir:
4 sus rosados labios
FL caliz lleva del licor sabroso
Que mueve bendecir.
! prodiga IN favores,
La dulce amiga del amor festive
C1u sEs regalos va
Ia i6ven Primavpra
Fayorita gentil. hiia d4t tempo,
Ali con ella esta.
Ahoia duerme RE
En- blando lecho de tempranas ro~4>.
Caprlchos de ilusi0n:
7 en- vela el pea5amianto.
FoF7andO suehos De color lie oro
Distrae al coraz6u
Iras una uarIpOsa
Corriendo lleva IA insegura pianta
sQue le importa caer
Empezara de uuevO.
Facil alegre en su pueril ret0zo.
Con ella va el placer
No la interrumpas vete
Que los que aman los atien6a Fl eielo
Aun no pensando en- Dos.
Cuando termine todo--
No vueIvas para que 20 ire ! busearte.
-i Hasta manana -. Adios
tQu.sn toca 2 T1 F.. La Muerte
4 tempo llegas = Ell amor no existe -
va puedes resOlver
Por Il la vida espera--
Prodfgale Ell favor dale una tumba-
tn eterno anOchecer
La yes ? Llorando solas
FL calliz roto- la esperanza lejos-
Caido Ell ideal
Ell pOrvenir- ingrat0
Secas las flores la Illusion perdida.-
TempranO vino el NAL
va es hora del deseanso
Y como puede reposar la vida
ContIgO- no exIstir
La ultima esperanza
Dale hospedaje en- tn apOseuto oseuro
deiala dormir
No te deteugas- CORE
Y no FL auxilio de tu amiga esperes,
La necia eufermedad.
Descarga el golpe rudo-.
Disp6n del rayo- one Ia luz no falte
Despues- la eternidad!
L. A PONCE DE LEON.
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angelical y beIlisima Fiia, jurando por
mi honor dedicar mi vida a la obra
de 81 felicidad s. contentandome con.
que IA dote usted con cuatro milo
nes. en- vez de los die probables y
consabidos.- dicho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26
Ultima a bora

Cuando cerramos este nnmero llega hasta
nosotros la dolorosa noticia de que anoche,
4 las doce, Sc declare en- Arecibo un voraz
incendio, que 4 las poeas horas habia des-
truido ounce casas, continuaba hacienda
estragos.
Manana dareraos d nUeStros lectores los
detalles que nos env1e nuestro corresponsal-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26
A los hacendados

HojaS para cuent&s &c gastos ssfnansIs@.
como las que sc uEan en as princiPale1 I'M
cas de Ponce.
Sc venden en- ssta Imprenta centavoa
nnss 40 centavoR docena j ESQ VI loo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26
ALNlCEN DE- MUSICi Y LIBRERIi
DE OLYMPIC OTERO

PoNCE, r H.
05ras sslectas crtral1as dcI Catdlogo general
Beriios Gran sinfonfa fantasies, Epi-
sodios de Ia vida de IN art;sta
Op. IL Consta de parties s s
IL Reveries Passions.
- Tn BaI
81 Scene aux Champs
All Marco de Supplice-
5A Songe II me init du Sabat
La misma pssrtirura para
grande orquesta- q lis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26

Cuando vlenen 4 mi esos reeuerdos,
candentes efuvios de abril Y de aurora
al seutir ese fresco rocio
de gotas de cielo, yo sufto en- mi sosnbra
10 one acaso padece en- Ia suya
el tetrico sauce, guirnalda nortuoria.
cuaudo IN grupo de vfvidos pajaros,
festive Y caDtante Sc exparce en- sp copa-
Como Ia ola, al romper en- la orilla,
corona de espumas Ia pena on Que choca
como el sol abrillauta Ia nube
con uu arco-iris de tintas radiosas
como el arbol fragante perfuma
Ell viento dc otono one arranca sus holas
81 poeta, csc nartir del genio,
consagra 81 augusta con himnos de gloria.
immortal peusamien6o de pena
que llevo on IA frente COMO una aureola,
sal del labio en- corrientes de mlTsica
Y alenta cultIva las snsias que lloran.
Asi el hielo que cine a cumbre
do nunca So unecen tnRtices nj aromas
baira en- crespos randales de plata
cobIe de flores los campos Que bords.
Pero no. Perranece en- tn Gina,
oh escarcha! on trlsteza. 10 brotes no - horzs
No desciendaS No qniero que seas
en vez de a llnta cue esmalta abona,
la bola de nleve one erece en- Ell curso
= es luego avalanche qae apiasta Y arrOlia-
Salvador Dfas Hir6n.
In matrimonio ingl6s entra en una parada
campestre pide de almorzar.
Sc han conclude las provisones y no
quada mas one medic pollo-contesta el
dueho del establecimiento.
-Bueno, que 10 traigRn-replica el ma
rido II Lo one siento es que ests pobrecIt2
Sc "a q quedar sin probar bocado!
La vizcondesa entra de pronto en- la ooei-
na exclama:
sQu@ veo7. ;Unas espuelas de casco.
IN sable en- ia cocinal
-tQu6 quiere usted senorita9 lYa com
prendera listed que NADIA de ESQ es mfo!
En- una tsrtulia:
One POGO indnlgente es usted, Matlde,
tPor que habla usted mai de sus amigos7
-Porque no eonozco 4 las demas gentes.
Pave ha escrito ana obra que lleva por
titulo Lo qAe sss.aca faUere.
-5Debe ser una obra flos6fca7-pregun
ia uno.
-No-eontesta otro--es IA historis de "a
ito.
DeGniciones:
Secta,1o. .-Epfteto que corresponds a to-
do hombre cuyas opiniones pueden mantle
nerse frwes, al menos durante cuatro &
cinco d{as.
Fe'sdido. Para ciertas gentes 81 que acep-
Ia una comida
~
Cuanta d1lzura en- 81 uirar serene
! Cuanta poesia en- su sonriss pura
Ed su ondulante Y modelsdo seno
vive el amor en- eternal clausura.
Cuando extasia1 10 su beleza admire
mi corazon 80 rinde su reclamo,
"a hacia ella mi alma en- m suspiro
mas Ia miro cuanto mas la amo.
Haridno AbfiL
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Gran Hotel Marina =

Los que suscriben, duenos de este antigua
v acreditado establecimiento, tienen FL gus
80 de participar al p1blco, one 'con esta
feeha queda alberto en- la misma forma que
10 estuvo anteriormente, admitiendo hues-
pedes abonados.
Tambien participant tener banos frios, ca
hentes de ducha, a todas horas.
BoIx & GARCIA.
Ponce. Mayo de- 1893. Sim
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AVISO

Sc vende un caballo de silla.
III que 10 interese puede avistar-
Sc con su dueno.
RAFAEL LEON.
Mayo is de 1888.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26

C"ronel Comandante Jefs del detall-An-
tonic Oses.-Vo Bo Ell Coronel Teniente Co
ronel Ter. Jefe.- Camprubt I-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26

La solicita el bello sexo. E.s Ia me
Jor preparation conocida hasta el dfa,
para hacer desaparecer del rostro to-
"a elase Gle manchas, pecas, espiniIlas.
barros. IS, &
fUSADLA! iUSADLAl
Deposito para Ia venta B0tfca Ceu-
trak
Mayo 75 de 1908
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COAIUNICADO

Senor director de Ia DEMocsAoIA.
lie suplico inserte en- Sc 1ustrades peri6-
dieo las siguientes lineas.
Soy de- usted afffno. amigo Y S. s.
Q. B. s. ".
Lsidoro Colon y C0l6s, ).
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26

Para gozar del eorazon : amar as precise
la seledad, pero debe distraerse uno en- al
mnndo para ser teliz.-lStendbat.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26
1910! 1910!

En- Ell ESTABLISHMENTS mercsntil de don
Jose Aponta, siLuado en In Gale del Conner
cio, esqaina 4 Salud. - acaba de recibir un
eyrenso surtido de CANTARAs 3 sean Porro-
mes catalanes 1nallorquines, que realiza 4
precio sumamente barato; al por mayor Y
al detail, asi como IN gran surtldo de vInos
genaroso v de mesa, todo superior.
Wavo 20 de 1898. IS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26

Mas zegaro Sc esta contra al amor an me-
do de Ia rnuchedumbre, que en- In soledad
Oridio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26
PAF0DL
DE CHOCOLATE
Isabel lssisero Is. Ponce, p. r.

Sc elabora de varias cIases y pre-
clos, con cacao que sc importa EXPIRE
samente de Venezuela.
Los Pedidos a don Pablo Arroyo, 3
4 los seiores don Antonio Trias y don
Jose Salvatella
Ponce, AbriI 20 de 1895. 6Lm
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Francisco Lopez Diaz, procedente dei
Presidio, Ia ingresado an Ia carcel &c esta
ciudad para compareeer en- el julcIo oral de
la causa que Sc le sigue por robo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26


Senor Alcalde: En- la Gale de la Villa
hay faroles sufcientes hasta la casa en- que
usted habita. Psro de ALI en adelante dis
mInuye el n1mero de ellos kasta Ell extreme
en- que hay sitios en- esa calle que perma-
necen completmente a oscuras.
Muchos veeinos tieuen que poner Earoles
propios en- las puartas de sus casas, para
poder lfegar hastas elias, No e. una YER
g1enza, seTor Alcalde. que este ocurra en-
una de las GALES principal4s de Ponce
Aver Sc inscribieron en- eI Registro de
esta ciudad
Nacimientos. -Jacinta Rocca Alfonso '
Gregorio Fidel Franco.
Detancioases. Suarez Perez.
Los senores Sam Thompson Il c., de
Birrningh ghan-Inglat -cuvo rapresentan-
te Mr.. Wandestar tuvo Ia boDdad de visi-
taruos aver tarde, nos obsequian con an
eJemplar de su P5zarra Edison, para escri-
torio.
Es ell JIltimo invento -segun Sc dice-da
Mr.. Edison esta construida de g1tttqperchr
Y ceLlasIO5de en- ho5as fexibles, sobre los eua-
les Sc puede escribir con tinta 8 con lapiz Y
borrar luego 10 escrito mediante una espon-
la, aqua iabon
Nosotros hicimo= Ia prueba Y quedamos
satisfhchos.
Esta cartera es de gran utiliaad para los
escritorios Y eeonomiza todo el papel que
Sc emplea en- notas, apuntes, calculos, disc
nos cuentas de caractsr transitorio; ofre
ciendo grandes ventajas por 81 duracion
que pasa de cinco amos en- uso constante.
Mr. Wandestar permanecera algunos dias
en- Ponce. Nos IA mostrado sus ventas de
la Capital Mayaguez, donde las ohcinas
ell alto comercio utillzan sus PizGrras Ed
son, que no tienen precio por 10 c6modas,
para rep0rtqje periodistico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26

Nuestro amigo, el conocido compositor
don Juan Morel Campos. pasa por Ia amar-
ga pena de haber peraido IN bijo De corta
edad.
lie ecOmpahamos en- su duelo.
A maestro amigo don Juan Palacios, jefe
del % Distrito De comuuicaci0nes. Sc Ia
encomendado Ell estudio de las nodi6ca-
ciones neeesarias en el trazado de Ia Inca
central
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26

La soledad Is eI consuelo de los corazc-
nes engaaad -ZsnBaerp1q1H.
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DR.. GulzlerBaO FIRES

0FTALMICO DE MADRID
oCULISTA
HORAS DE CONSULTA
De q 9 y de l q ?. Gale de Atocha psasm. 19.
Ponce, Enero 10 de 1891. P.
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RECORTES Z

No alejeis las mu5eres del lechO de los
que sufren ALI esta 81 puesto de honor.
Cecilia Fee
Para corazones heridos sombra " silen-
cio !-Balsac.
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FRANCISCO CINTRON
CoANIo

CeDlercia2sts qlB1dce1aLSta. Veglt0s al
por Daayoy q detail. Dep6sa0 del erce-
le'ate RON ESTRELLA q nsaderas
bajo techo.
Hrpo 26 I'd 1893.
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PLAZA DEL MERCADO

preo,os oOrrte,.tes a las : de Ia D'ala,.a hoy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-26

Maestro CORES poasai de Ia Capital nos
trasmibe el siguieute importanbe teIegrama /:
- Cablegrama recieido aver anuncia cri=
sis parcial ministerio.
Esperaremos mas detalles para poder iuz
gar Ell alcance de Ia crisis.
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Pero no. Perranece en- tn Gina,
oh escarcha! oh tristeza. 10 brotes! no es horz
No deeciendas No ouiero que seas
en vez de Ia linfa que esmalta Y abona,
Ia bola de nieve one Greco en- Ell curso
= es luego avalanche que apIasta arrolla-
Salvador Dfas Hir6n
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE MILITIA,
Company D VIII Go lnto Camp st LAX
Washtngeon Tomorrow

! -
Washington Tomorrow.
Tents for forty men are being erected Al
the foot Of Laurel street. on Lake Wash
ington. abont three blocks south of Madi-
son street. aud tomorrow Company d will
SO into camp there for ten days. In the
absence Of Capt. Hilton. First Lieut..
samm viii be IN command. Members
'when in camp will be under camp disc,p-
iine. The boys will practice a, shooting a
good deal Of The time. for which a sclyard
range has oeer erected. BESIDES practseins
their nerve they will also practice GAL
iantFy, and give one or two hops, either
IN camp or NJ the pavilion.
Last sunday Capt Booth won the r
company craftsmanship medal 3. Wood
land range. his score being II out of III.
In compliance with orders from the ad-
lafsnt general the aaar;ermasres sergeant
and iirss sergeant have dropped their guns
AMI are wearing swords.
At a practice shoot held a. Woodland
PARK last Wednesday some good scores
we're made. They were "a follows: Private
tov'ngton -, Private McCoomhs Is, Pri-
waite Hoyt II. Private Graft Is. Private Nc.
Tee IL and Private Pyncheon IL Gave.
Fhtnney was also present and ran an
score of ia
Private fynchson is acting quartermas.
ter Tor Il company during the absence Of
Sergt- Moran.
Tomorrow night Company u will have a
street drill. turning cat sixteen file front
double ranks
Lieut. Parsons has cssset his evamina.
ton and will sooa receive his commits
sion.
Company viii hold practice shoot AZ
Woodland range today
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FlNALLlr SOCIAL Nrws-


"' "fe'R sna'e" Ne new Westns meter.
Pey.IIvr. July % Special. A. sd
Z clock Monday afternoon a meeting was
called a. Murphy hail for the purpose Of
oseanixsng loang Won,en's Christian
temperance Union. Mrs NJ. l.. Hidden.
-; Vancouver, state organizer, and Mrs.
:. bernardo Cooke. of Tacoma, president
Is! sbe Pierce county organization. we're
present Mrs. William y. SuianIns wns
eisc.sd president: Mrs +. q. Talmalre
see president. Miss Netsse Wernouth
Eorresaond.ns secretary Miss Clara n
&rey, treasurer: Miss Frances Thomson.
superintendent dover Talssioa; Mrs Net.
80 Hailenhecs. superintendent par.or
aaeetings, Miss Martha Grammar. sinner.
s2tsaaens literature. The xaper.n.ena
eais Of the other departments were not
tssosen. their election being pos,pones,
@asil another rsee.iae. This makes the
a@eond union existing in Pierce county.
sse other being located az Falkland: hath
aSll unite n leading the dsvoisona. excr-
ssses which sssl occupy an hour A; ,he
ss7aanty convention. which meets a, Eli.
s~an August - and -
The uniea hss been invited To hali IL.
81 settings IA Murphy bal. and Aas az.
s@rsea. The mext meeting was held a,
: ~ o'clock Thursday afternoon.
1t 10 thoaghE the work ia the flower
* ssson department rsay be made ,as,s
elective, ~ there are SO maay siosers CO.
ies 10 waste here. The railroad CONTRARY
ii ia carry Covers free. and Tscenaa - 81
nsas with = number OF hospitals and other
Institutions where flowers would he snnre-
es&sed.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hidden gave The address be-
fsse The Murphy Union last SUNDAY after.
L saan.
Ms and Mrs. Frank q. Tslaa.xs. Miss
1&iTaaagc snd Miss kena falmaage, Mr..
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Z the aaaistnnea 81 IT, milf1nxy eo0panies
for : p1rsds slsy shouh tmsn to manAgs-
msnt of that portion over 70 the proper
military odlcax, In which eaoe thinGD pr.
tanning thareto viii ~ conducted prop
sEiy. Nesiectinx - invite Company G 20
participate In the parade until tho hour
vhsn Il vas Impossible for il - tsks part
- gross error ca The part u ooms one.
and would nos have occurred h4d the ~
ranesmsnts hssn conducted b. the proper
part1sA The idee that military men
should pay attention. 70 notics and unan-
thofissd ordsn puhiisAsd n the papers 10
psspostsrooa. It would also b viss for
the dilfersat stan oAAceEs located heze 10
report 70 the ranking olsesr on the stan
before turning out and thereby hiring
shout uniformity Of dreooI II nothing
more"
Company c. social ssasion vas bic
success last Wednesday. The company
formed In the drill room pFomp&ly at $50
o'clock and short drill was given for the
guests numbering about ssvsnsy-sive ladies
and gsn tiemsn. After the drill orders
we're pubiishsd announcing promotions =
foilous:
Private Robert Kliene 10 b quartermas-
ter sergeant vice King, term expired. with
rank from Nav lsQa
Corp. A. r. King TO b sergeant vice
White. term expired. With rank from July
IL: isR
Inc ioilowanG corporais Are hereby ~
surIeu - n une l.ak = a.. -
ouest and = = Fmmor. ~
Privafes III NcI~sn = Roher3.or q
c. Boutwell, and ]. K. Leisnsr are hereby
appointed corporals With rank from July
Is. 1853
The company Vas then dismissed and
those present repaired to tho company
room which was Hastily decorated with
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3. p - -
sno Ia koo6sck AcI1e - =
- Afs. Jack " DAWES sesas - 80
49, . atg hsfnor fussscann&
nsv. = y 0ooavin = eupp.ye -
pu'pas q the klsss nspsass ennlCn = -
coma Tor the Rev. NJ. harper. ~ u0
AS neooasn and VII consinue 3 mo..n
hsv. 0eorge = Ofsag. VINO vens = Dl's-
VA Cosumnea e saxe : vseasaoo
e0uns O ~ neaaea ~ weeks se0s -
veo soa accepted : eau 49,
coefea . New WSsminssef. 49, y
PseAcoe0 two Sundays 0ur1o8 M
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tns Showcases parads. ard aeeed - ssoort
% The Via president
Lieut. Holleran was In command q
Company @ FOR the fsst time thio week,
and unanswered his command we'll
c. H MeInAe. proprietor of the North
ssseeym G.erlsnAa. a. Portland. paid The
o1hcsn call on Monday. Ar. NcIsaac b
IN ex-msmber Of Company @, First In
fantry. O. n. G.. and = much interested
IN military work
Privats 0eosge ". Lawton. u Company
G. contemplatas . trip East in Sspesmbef.
expoefine 70 b ahsant about fouf wsokA
The I'VE new members q Company @
were present and received their frst In
structions Wednesday night
A notice has beea issued - the effoct
that the regular target practice st the
company's range viii commsnce On sun
day. Only the member Of the first class
can shoot on The range; that - 70 say.
those Who have made scorss of IS psr oene
or mors. They will 80 out under Lisu1 ].
g. jolly, who 10 one Of the best shots In
the First regiment
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0sa Fred sasw 10 eat es iowa
Mn chassss Mssese Is vsssung at oasaAa
IL. Z. ". Kaes ass sxsasss1 fsers Nee yark
Ar, Fssak klssa has rssarnsa srsHs yaaeoz.
~. e.
Nh. snd Mrs Carries r Nas,sr have rrtarnea
tren ANetsress
rae Misses rasaaak hare rssasasSs trosn sassr
vssss 10 NIcseFtA
Mr.. saa MIRA c. ". ssyaens bare eesa eas al
tewa shs asss we~k.
M Ccss - vssssiax Aas slater. Ma frsseslea
Vsssaa. 81 IBIS sssy.
EntsssAsaa's eaatssA ~Ga.a' wss rsssaees
0osssy asgas al TIE fsEss Congregational
eAascS. The ssnSsag Of Miss ssafsss. NrA
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This 70 what every system af2ieesd with eAills
and isvsr, bilious femissens a any oshse form
u maiafial disease. undesgosa periodically.
Not ooly b malaria eessihIo in itself-it = the
tseedee Of - tn6ntty Of bodily ailmsseA epe-
e16cs used fog IN pssventioa and REMOVAL prove.
In the vast majority a. cases. useless for every
Other purpose than 70 mitisaas the disease and
stare Oh 10 attaekA Tney ase sure. with the
average tfeasment. 20 return alter while. The
one, bus the complaint. which II In his blood. =
moi thus lightly got rid Of, aud rsturns altar the
woated interval Organic a0ocstooe q The
syssem are the ofEspsing Of malaria. Cure the
originating eause and avess future phyoicol i'm
jary with Hcesotsoe's stomach Dit;ers. oGAca-
cious also In liver complaint inactivity OF The
ktdoeys, fhsumasism and !ndixsssto3.
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paa~e Tar Vice rr.sts.ac. ray,x.

en "Wednesday exensss very pleasant
Internal dance was gsven at the Tacoma
ter Vice President Stevenson and party.
~ thc dance vas no. anticipated until the
came dsy much preparation could not he
s.sas. bat the psrser ~as beautifully deco.
sased. and The evening was pleasant one,
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attend 70 that. !" Is the common answer at
the prevent time to any query With refer
encs 70 dissipation Of the ..paying order"
In fact. u - most misfaksn Idea 70 give
msny embellishments Of such = character
this season: ut any rats not until silver
goes up. or until IL Aoss more readily into
ths hands held out for IL. In spite Of
these facts, entertainments ere on the
tApis. delightful ones. too. and although
times are in anything but honrishing
condition, some kind Of enjoy ment must
- hssd ont 70 suffering humanity.
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Pst'fay afternoon small party rode 10
otessacssssa saa rad supper. returning in
Che evening. liz the party we're; Miss
0vaggs, Miss Lucy ursrgs. Mr.. T. q. Grsgss,
Miss Mitchell. Mr. @. N. Mitchell.
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Tseoss. laiy a-Ispesss'. SPEAK ne
OF TIE entertainment Of Vice President
Stevenson and party by the commercial
bodies military critic says: Their en-.
aeasos To handle military parade fell.
ss5ee lat lat and sas ihe subject Of t.aueA
&0iasoEanss Criticism among ns..sarr
Een."
An officer Of distinction VAS heard u
remark; IF the con mere,a. claba wiah
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SPECIAL SHOE SALE

This week We offer another list Of bar
gains in Misses and Children's Shoes.
e6c-Hisses' Russell Goat Spring Heel
Shoes. sizes Il to 2. reduced from 81. IS
to Csc . pair.
&c. Misses Tampico Goat Spring Heel
Shoes. sizes Is to 2. reduced from 81
to CSC q pair.
96c-Misses' Dongola Spring Heel Oxfords
and Sandals. plain and patent leather
tips. sizes II TO 2, reduced from $L6O,
SITS and e TO sc pair.
96c-Children's Donsoia Spring Heel OK
Sords. patent leather tips. sises6 to 10,
reduced from $50 TO CSC pair.
50e-Children' Donsola and Russell Spring
Heel Oxfords. reduced from 75c, 81
and 81 10 TO Soc pair.
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Huckina' and French soups. Loueha SIS
Fsoae street
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g. o. Guy, Phi. g.. prescription druggist,
Yesler avenue and South Third.
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On "Wednesday afternoon the tennis tea
vas served At the club house by Mrs.
Philip kershaw. Miss Mitchell and Miss
sriggs. Among those who played we're
Mr.. h. ). HUT. Miss Anderson, Miss
Bailey. Miss Jessie Seymour, DIR. George
White and Mr.. Cresson. Some of those
present were: Mrs. 6lese. Mrs. Mouiton
Mr.. Watson. Miss Helen Woodruff. Miss
Dagmar Tisdats. Miss ksown, Mr. r. q.
Grsggs. Mrs. A. Anderson, Mr.. J. Anticr-
son. Miss ssymow: Miss Wrestling. of
West Seattle. Nil Hail. Miss Bowen,
Mr. Cornwall. Miss Lucy Gsiggs. Miss
Wallace. MISS Rove, Mrs. Charles Hurley.
MIRA Harry Hurley. Miss Lite, Mrs.
Cartiss. Mr.. Frank Clark and Mr.. VIII
COR.
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A large delegation from Seattle took
rask IN the celebration OF the fourth birth
day Of the local lodge of the Sons Of Her
man Sunday evening. The programme:
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~"*sN*fes 49, -ss> Ar...s,e.s.
--.4swtss LHsrssffe ard fscer,z sassserhuu.
AtsEvs. ~ tifaud President N tgtss,rs sgtss.r
Asafsss ss-s,.,,~s ,ssssaa President Ii springer
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ss,seAaa s-s. s.ssrr--.f Tacoma sansssauat
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ossaasss sSssea by members u sne Sssta .,e.-
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six per cent interest paid q the Puget Sound
Savings hank.