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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-22
Raised Silver Certificates.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Dec. 19.-Two Sioux
City men, D. A. McGillory and George
NJ. Bressan, have been indicted by the
United States grand jury for passing ST
silver certificates, which they had raised
to SEQ. The work "a very cleverly
done. They will appear before Judge
Shiras and probably plead guilty..
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-22
Barn and Stock Burned.

BUFFALO, N. D., Dec. 19.-News has
just reached here Of the burning of P.
r. Martins barn. six miles south of this
city. Twenty horses, several cows.
calves and a number of vehicles were
burned. Loss, owe $4,000; insured for
about One-half,
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-22
Elevator Burst.

WOODSTOCK, Mimi, Dec. l9.-About
9 O'Clock p. M, the side of the ware
house connected with the elevator owned
by the Minnesota and Western Grain
company burst out, splitting over 1000
bushels of wheat.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-12-22

refrain from expressing the opinion with
emphasis, that the golden hour is near ut
hand"
These Declarations
certainly show a disposition and condition
of mind which may be usefully recalled
when interpreting the Significance of the
minister's conceded acts. or when con-
slderlng the prODabllltles or sucn
on his part, as may not be admitted.
In this view, it seems also proper to
quote a letter waitten by the minister to
the secretary of state on the Sth day of
March, 1892, nearly Il year prior to the first
step taken toward annexation. After stat.
ing the possibility that the existing gov
ernment might be overturned by an
orderly and peaceful revolution, Minister
Stevens writes as follows:
Ordinarily in like circumstances, the
rule seems to be to limit the landing aud
movement of the United States forces in
foreign waters and dominions exclusively
to the protection of the United States lega-
ton, and Of the lives and property of
American citizens. But as the relations
of the United States to Hawaii are en-
ceptional, and in former years the U.lited
States officials here took somewhat Y
ceptionnl action in circumstances of dis
order. l desire to know how far the pre-
sent minister and naval commander may
deviate from established international
rules, md precedents in contingencies in
dicated in the first part of this Dispatch
The Opportunity Arose.
10 u minister of this temper, full of zeal
for annexation, there seemed to arise in
January, 1898. the precise opportunity for
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12
, Que Ie Pasa /?

. - - - E|fAsscl
-Pues. perdiendo ii tempo !.
tonter'as F. tan difca escribir
bien -, No qutere convenc4rsc.
Uno de los cencurrentes hace Gran
d5s encomios a. las rifnas O. Anto-
Mo auguraaiole N porvenjr ison-
iero.
Tales alabaozas csen como ponzo-
mas envencnadas en el ooraz6n dc
Alfredo
Recitanse alguoas essrofas del il
ven Poeta. y 81 elogio dsjase or, ia
mas tan elocaente.
Una idea inf liz abort5 IA envidia.
S-guro hfce5o del SEito qu@ IA
1c producir die : sus cootertu..ss
-Ban.fas e5srofasl Antes ds
escriairIas Antonio las conocia 20 j
On otra forma sin embargo. q tic
nc disposition. faciIjdad Pero :
cue Sc 70! tsc machacno. desde
que levant5 IA mano para 81 ma
Ore!
-iQee!
Ah. useedes n5 satran? -siento
naber s;do iaaiscreto. Antonio s
mi amigo
Administrations todos ia
VeZ.
Pegar / i nadfe. Ese 10 6
poetal
Ia reputation dc Antonio ecclama
una tumba
Rcquiescat IN pace.
Fray COMP0NTE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12
LIT ATUP =
Ell ENVIIIOSO


Fn vano h..sca Antonio nm annie
IIeaI oue sen. .,n7re,. .erl, rara con-
Dartjr con (. las .snanaciones lntinas
del alma
La necesidad l. fI5ya 4 donde uno
de eus cond;sc{onl,s. 4 AIfTnda sa ma
vor enenioo Il cnvidioeo
No esouiva est. "a com3a5ia del
iover Doefa. Aloo hubiera tenido IN
fooio ara aeyr,dcCe~Ie Rrc,h4io con
,.ea fra coaf3nza o.ia qirvo de- nfetex-
70 ! II .roq7a auo b1cre Y mcrtifIca.
Procar. .anrejIIe demosf~arle afac
ia %2 cxisre odio peor ace x dc
h cnvjdia i l.i-ocrasia 10 escuda.
Veaoos a los dos an escena. mirzn-
dose de frentc, en Iucha.
Antonio lee una de sus precio.as
ria}as Alfredo no s-be djs-mular 81
disousto ofco1eie. en extreme. Ia
comno5ic:6n aur s. ner,nire or De
vez ea cnaodo ante las meiores os-
t,of,e er,,~, ias o;,.s ..,} ;oIao noofa
9a4a fiiar5oq - j. i o-raso "a
cn,.o,,:.- n2~ta en- Ccra7Tn na CO.
noce et coT.I1ia4no
Anarece I43onido ind;feren+e. dis
trai 10 Fjngieodo hallarse Dreo-
cunodo en- roe9s AZ o,a0or intar<S
snfI> ahando,1ar Il as;arfo nantes
tando
-Pern,14o,2a
D;r{pese ! don5a - ;otanci6o le
ori, = ,,,,e1,,a co., .o.+ro a>,fr,arrr.7
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decirnos del billete n1nero 1929 Y otros
ciuco dol 931. correapandiertes al sorteo
qu- - rel-6-ara el 2s ie. actual
s. avisa ! p6blico para que el gus los
e-ea ha 3ado los pasoz neeesarios para ina
pedir q ooo-o.
D-zsie ayer ha praaentado nueatro inteli-
e4ntA ptucurador don Jose G3Icoechea, en-
e iuzgado demanda ds conciliaci6n, IN
de Drebarar de ese noio Ia quevela por IN
iuea qi4 nR-Stro director seguira ante 81
presoitero P5re1 Di*z.
De- Arroyo Y G aayaina acabamos dc reci-
Dir io= ~iguentes tclegramas en- que Sc nos
60 onunica un sueeso desgraciado ocurrldo
hoy aquel puebio
Da15 )oRAcIA Ponce.
Emilio 3 nsd-ns scab~ do auicidarse dos
tir8s de revolver Gran eonsternacIon pue-
bio: era may qneriao. ignoranse pormeno-
tes- Correspoasal'
DENocRAcIA- Ponce.
e. q veeiao pueblo de Arroyo SO hs sui
ci1aao el respectable cahallero don Emilio
Boadens p4gsudose dos tiros Dc revolver
Il -ien d-rrcha. Correo van detalles.-
CofsesponsaL
Nosotros Iamentanos esa desgraeia
Nos asegaran que anteayer, 4 la bora de
saiir La OEMocRAcIA sc veia por las calles.
arne3o- de eendos garrotes. q los legos CUE
-.rven :. los reveren3o5 Paues.
Sc relacionaTa esto con ia amenaza que
contiene Il carts cue hoy nos escribe al Pa
dre Perez
Tn estimable amigo nuestro. hacendado
d. Jnana- Diaz, nos remite las siguientes
lineas
esegdn se dedaee de los artioulos que
publican III CLsmot Y La Correspomde,scia
bag sobra de brazos an q pais, este
easo, razon tenaran para emigra. los exec
daates.
sin embargo, q hacendado de cafe dou
Luis LIorens cuenta en- Ia actualidad con
cen oraeeros Y eineuenta famiias que
tan hoy satisfechos, asi tiene terrenos !
fncas para cieu trabaj adores mas.
Ofrece, pues albergue para otras Gin
cuenta fau4IIias, proporcionandoles 10 nece
sario en- los primeros instsntes, Y medic ga
guro de ganar IN vida
No es precise pensar en- emigraciones
poseyendo china honigno, Y hospitaIidad
Iegendaria an Ia TERRA natal
Nos dice nuestro eorrssponssl de Qua
yaeaa:
.Ha fail edo on esta villa nuestro muy
euarldo amigo Juan Ruhio, uno de los is
veues mas estinablea de esta aociedad gus
ve cor hondo duelo SIS eterna desspsri
ci6a.
Asisti6 los funerales inmensa concu
crencia, probaado csc testimonio cue Ru
bio go2aba grandes simpsolas."
Pareea qao ia proaooido en ausyaraa
don Enriqne Montes Is 0ea para Il slcai
a]a.
El 9obeynador nonabra alcalde da Barroa
doa suis Bas, primsro csa tcrne, que no %
conce i, a. contrlbayeute, nj olegible, nj
NADIA
E "a dsto que Nc olvidareuaos al reasar
aplaasos.
6igae IA ssqta gao Ia kerna de Comer!o.
conpnesta come eRbe'l nuostroa lectoree,
por tres puaetorriqnetoa dignfsnos, int
liEent8s = Ec8adalados.
9uiza 10 rennon las co,adlc.onss aecesaysas
3n1e1ea de Csugrejos.
| LEGO ay nluy tarae, por . cosreo del
+ 'antn.., Ii o4rta ae maestro corrsrp rponsal de
Gaarla, lateresanCs como todas las suygs
Como bag u.t~riaiss ~ oompuestos i
i 4plaz1sooa hesta os l0nes.
S. no8 dee q0s e. osrn.ce7o concejal de
N+suabo, seaar Corgea, es votuntario. i
."n3eientl han5re = color.
Z De sn--te .a4 talbien van democratic
la".lo~4 h haltiana los couservsdorea
Isry sceH.
Los haeenaados = cafe astsn cada ves
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12
coo II + 5

Coastantcmcntc 50 astan en- La
A.aaza ha2I71a Dc don Luis Casals.
plaza dc las DrlsIaS, I precios con
eeacionalcs. ) para coalquiera de los
puntos de n carretera central Via
jan en- combination con Cayey y Ca
guas y directamente hasta Ia Capita
clando SC Piden con retorno. Equi-
pajes pr2Porcionad0s.
F2ncs Julio &c i893-Fran-
ftsco BsogTp 3.n
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bunales nos entenderemOs.
Pero antes una palabta al p6bFco sensa-
to. ~
Adrman ustedes que siempre ha tratad 0
LA DEMOCRACTA con respetO 4 los +. i.
Pa1les. Mucho Que 81. Ia peri6dioo que Sc
atreve dar cabida sus columnas artl-
culos como los que ha publicado LA DEMO
CRACIA, no puede afrmar ESQ con verdad.
Y los artfcuIos de estos dias siguen de-
mostrando 10 mismo Contiu6e Ia DEMO
CRACIA ensenando las unas arrOje por
complete la careta. 9)
En- una atm6sfera de tan horribes odios
Sc asfxia mi alma. No penetrar6 en- ella
mas. Otra contes taci6n merecen ust9des
Descui que todo Sc anda~a. (l0)
ANTI l.o concluir. Sc han eQQivocado
ustedel, los cajstas. Yo puse al principle
de mi G: "a Ell sdbado est1e0o en- esta, ST co-
50, fras. atenta que uatedes desiguran ii
ciendo En- eSta NJ casa. GI
De ustedes afectisimo S. S.
ANTONIO PEnEz DfAz. pre@t55tero.
Ponce, Agosto y lie 1893.
No vamos a discutir con cJ ! 1t
Paul. FL Sc encarga de darse Cuoo-
Ger ESQ nos sobrA.
Vamos 81 determinar mas toda-
via un punto interesante.
FL Padre Perez busco transacciones
por medic de los sen0res Pieretti y
Aponte.
Ell Padre Perez hrmo una retracta-
cion inveroslmil.
Y de ese modo con ese plan y
merced a esa argucia, logro que Sc
rompiese el documento injurioso, que
desaparecicse el cuerPo del deIit0.
Despues, creycndo que nosotros no
conservariamos copias nj podrfamos
reconstruir cartas, vino aqul reco-
ger su paIinodia a exigir que Sc
publicase la recti6cacIon. que entreg6
diciGndopos que era COPIA EXACTA
DEL ORIGINAL ROTO.
iCuanta veraciddd!
Y cuanta lealtad
Hoy va confesa que suprimio unas
frases; y 10 conhesa cuando le consta
que la carta autografa, original, esta
en- poder nuestro, perfectamente le-
gible y fdedigna.
Sc nos quiso enganar y no pudo
enganarsenos: porque ivive Dios! que
no son los Paules quienes logran ven
cernos en- perspicacia.
El Padre Perez empleo un prose-
dimiento tortuoso, apeI6 I'm recurso
incalifcable.
ST empleara csc recurso TN caba-
llero estarfa desde luego incapacitado
para la vida social.
Y no obstante ell Padre Perez subj
"a al p1Ipito y desde ALI predicara Ia
1,e9ayaA las muchcdumbres
Y continuara vistiendo las r0pas
talarcs y explicando su catedra del
scminario. despues de reirse de la
palabra dada. despues de mofarse
del Padre Pieretti, coiocandole en-
una situacion compromctida y falsa ;
despues de faltar, de una sola vez, 4
todos los resPetos humanos y divinos.
Ahora vengan, vengan mas cartas
del Padre Perez; porque es bueno que
los sacerdotes dignos y los 0er7adsr0s
cat6IicOs, conozcan en- sus repliegues
varios al cuyQ az las cg31QS.
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EI ito vivO
GRAN CARROTSELL AMERICANA
NovIDo P0E FCEEzt re yAroR

Cate de n Vtiia esqai,la a iferdes V.g9
Este magnifco aparato funciona todos los
has desde laa cinco de Ia tarde
Los domingos = demas dias festivos. el
Carrouseil esta destinado e4c.usivamente Z
las senoras ' senoritas.
Preclo de una carrera 10 centavos.
tQuiea no aprevecha este inocenle pasa
tienpo
Ponce. de Julio Dc 1903. pm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12
Z. la nos

Pare compression aGnaci6n De PIE
- .rezeo fa1s serricIo5 4 P0oiico. Ade-
-. = . seer ios conociuientos indispen-
o.es, trs5aJ7 ba5o IA direction 40 nj Sc
cor fns9p don Fernando CalleJo, pro
-eter ee a.usict eonoei3o "a e-ta ciudad
NJ dou.rio, es'ie Mayor unto ! IA "a
- d. ]ou Julio Eo-ich
SANDALfo CALICO
Ponce, y eosto 9 d. 1898 I'm.
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~ tSon periodstas d la der},j1te los que
arrojan de su casa los frailes valieites
que insuitan provocan? Conformes.
(8) ST por pubEic0 sensato Sc entiende el
que aplaude los Paules, no queda en- Pom
CO publico sensato, a exception de un Pou y
tres beatas.
20 Aqui no hay mas careta que la care
ia jesr11tica.
Y esa Va Sc sabe qui6n Ia arroja
90 Nmenazas otra vez Bah! Guam
DO uno Harcba como Sc marcho Perez
Diaz d IA eedacci6n, las amenazas d-n
ganas de reir
QD Esto es verdad; pero tiene ell petit
Paul una letra tan mala que los cajistas y
los copistas leyeron mi en- vez de su.
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declines del billete ndmero 1929 Y otros
citsco dol / .931. correapondientes al sort9o
ou- ~ relt1-lra el 2s de- actual
s. avisa ! p6blico para que el que los
anenentra Ia. devnelv4 Al. dueha, pues -
a--s ha dad los pasos necesarios para ID
De3ir ii aoo-o.
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O5,qs sefeet4y 'ss 1-t cttalogo ge,.esal
HOTEL FRANCES

Iiabitaciones yentuadas j esmera-
90 servici8.
Gallc del Comero.o. nancro
Ponce Aoasto III 1852;
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D-sie ayer ha pra-entado nuestFo INTEL
gante ptocurador, don Jose G3coechea, On
81 inzgado. demanda d concliaci6n, hn
de preparar de ese rnoio Ia querslla por IN
iueia qaa nReztro director seguirs ante 81
prasoitero Perez Dit-
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Los haeenaados = esf6 ostsn cada. yee
ttas oj~g3scslos por io7 derechos de ex-
'af5aelon que 50 ;mponen dicho fruto, asf
on por IL astI5ad de IA Asocaacso,t de Agri
u'to'es. df-Sn-t9 enc ba veniae sunentar
carta que Is dsriciera a Vice presiden
De la Asoeicclots
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-12

De Arroyo y G aaye'na acabamos de rect
Dir loS -iguiantes telegraruas en- que sc nos
eu-nunica un suceso desgraciado ocurrldo
hor On aarel nnebln
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Proposals for Convics labor ~ MIGHT
gan State PRISON..

Scales proposals. III ~ teceired "a fhe ofiee
~ re Warden 81 tbe A i~htFsn st@fe ffifrsn -.
a. 4. ocie-.k Egron ga n rt4nf y eerl t,ef a A.
- isi. fer The labor ~ 80 etnt-ttt for fErm
not less than i've Yrnfs ~ lonRlr than tea
sesrs frosa and alter ths Gnt a. ~ Docelntser.
A. ID liza
Proposals VIII 10 . iisai for ne pll,cis nurn
blr ~ corvicts - aiove 80 "a sr3 llnlber -
them nos iees than fits.
Al. lnlpef Uadcs the prop. 81 csn,rsct nest
- rerforrned rifhln the fIlron 1aHt wfhla
a. ldinFs ~hifh ~tl D. furtfshre J. Ia ststa.
end 10 aceorts nee VIA the pfissn fuirs rnea-
latiuas end discipline H. ltfta fff tn fiFne
heinz Power all - fsfrrs faild rnnlFar 49, 81
rcaslnalis rate n 1asirod
frtsFafsals utli sperifs 80 ar rcs - - raann
facfurcs. The ship spnce resu ~ sfsd t1f pficr
o. b. paid per daf pss conFrt SD ssi go
tain fbt name ~ tee Is1tasls llo I.f1ls.ssi
- sureties upcr he bond f-fnirt4 g. t. SRA
N : contract j. ~ q rnfsrea Mo
Eark proposal must ~ aecctnttaaIna ~ .
load in the sum - onf 1ousedd ao'lafa etth
snrafr safisfnrtfrf 10 the ts,nfd 81 nsI.rrt -.
coslditioar tilaf ~ case t1e nd b acrcptrd -
she eafdfa thf - ief - .i. utpfn ettfrIna Ia -
ths cantrart. IN Isursnance = the 80 sFerrts
= t-pod - fwo - mnfc strefles ir = enin 500
farfofg ~ tle ina efftFs. cuu1ittorasI frT tte
feithfnl peffurusncs - eurh cnBuact 80 -
rFft
epsses mu.t 10 ,esiet e8arrsera - thr
varisn. hirhirrr stat f1iFaa, iFr1.IB t'il
eat. sld u-afsrd PruI,crais inr s.r, -
ilabef il,s reit e f.~rffra a. reiett M
Drtsd Hiebllsn state f'ti-rs.. o. p iszt
cctitonnt6 NJ Chssnail a. hafisa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

rather >essre. Upon the SKIRT, faIlint
~ei1 sbont the knees, thsr = 30 sps-
picioa e far. The sleeves are eboss
tie elbows wide and bulging, bat noe
% al exfrezne. t<iosf <hs elbo~s fairly
tiFht And the fure We are eoming
% IL Only ielsate edxing q IL
about each Of The oxsrlying collars
That II : '-fur~trimnaed garment. and
= very s<nsible oas,. 80. The climate
Of New York l. tea sarna. even IA Einr
Ter. certainly TOO changeshle. not 10
make saeh ws<rins Of fur dangerous 70
health.
Al : wedding reception given last
week. whea no enc Was talking or
think Of anything bat yachts. there
were some stunning costumes wqrn
which were not ~ AL nautical The
bride wore gown Of white satin bro
cade, with court train. trimmed With
old hionAs lace. and her tulie veil was
fastened BY diamond star. She was
attended by two bridesmaids. who
were dressed In white and pink satin
broeads. with picture hats OF black
velvet and clusters Of pink feathers
Pink h. you see. one OF the seasons
eolors. aud very fortunate IL - Do
you know anything prettierf
from the seasons Jet sparse enter
-.inments Que stAndsop t for It's beauty
a. spectacle 10 was pretty fancy
dress ball. and the funny thing about
il was that IL was hard 90 say wherein
the picture dresses differed much from
those ordinarily worn Almost any
one Of the ladies could wear her gown
again a. bail which makes no preten-
sion 10 fancy drcss without remark
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

from The bust 20 below the waist A
cluster Of roses on the corsage gave
tho only touch OF color. But for tho
powder. the dress Is usual enough
And they say powder and patches are
coming in very truth
There were dancing rtrfs" In white
muslin skirts much befrilIed. powder
In their hair. on which nodded huge
butterflies % black lace. aud In their
hands castancts decked with stream
ers ~ many-colored ribbons. Drop
acain Tho powder and butterflies aud
las down the castancts. and would not
the dancing girls he mere dancing
girls Of the usual sortP Even the HE
Ian lassie~ can ind her tartan weave
most likely In the seasons Puuchinello
velsets. and the ''(fitana's~ mantilla of
Escurial lace she can sew upon her car
riage dress next day
IL Ia this picturesque quality Of Tia
dress OF the day. which borrows from
every time and cline. that makes the
seasons dresses ~ beautiful when they
are at their ee~t Only with the best
rnnss 20 the worst When fashion V
in generous and catholic mood indf-
vidnal taste i = golden possession.
Hack " The seasons color. too; a
there any color that isn't7
ElrRx OEnrax
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

DRoRATF ohnER ssate - Michlasa
Il t.,uEts - krni. a.. q 20 sIoa - he
rlft.i,ete snfs fssf saId c1Uri1 - nr1t. hfid -
10 rss.ltate Dfica. Is taft1fs 81 tfrs-d kartd1.
90 the lfih d45 * tctatef. lr tir ffaf 80
thrftaad elrhf tutiifrd 80 aiartF-tfre..
lioss.tt. arm Il E-rt fI.l if.-t1sf - flllsats
a a. reffrf - tie 81 -
fUN kEti - lfNh1. ircsssssi
fiua Z. fAan1 erefoifsr ~ sat.l esfE 80. 49,
49, rrrfiersd - tffs r1D1 tt4 fn1l etf
fstrstsssr ar-rs.tlEf. aud rIffiaE Dc fi4 ifIFfe
ntiar 81 srlt e4fstr.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Caring f,sr the Greae Herds of
western Cattle.


TIE cowboy Il not dad yst rot
rauch. Asa species The co~boys mar
~ decreasing in numhers-thev cer-
tsinly sre doing 81 Just e. other Wild
animals decrease before the advance 81
the farmer TheY are turning tanners
themselves. and merchants and law
ysrs snd Legislators. Tor that matter.
hut The tenderfoot Who would lice -
SO the kind - metal that cowboys ar-
rnade Of as wen a. the kind thev
carry. has only - choosr the right
season. and trsvri Far enough. ~ have
his wish zrasif-d II wiii not ~
parIor-c.r trip IN al IL. extens bat "
viii ~ all the better worth naskins On
that ssrosnt Lee him - ~ - hessi
waters - the s-~eet~ater. the yini
rs~er. ~ the Ssske. Ia wyoraiag and
Labs. wh~~- sre.s herts 81 smttie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Two little maids were talking about
Santa Clans.
Hes splendid candy maker said
one.
s.Isn't hey' said the other. "yyhy. last
Christmas his tatfy was 10 like that my
mother makes that l couldn't tell EN-
apart. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

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GssfinrO Ont afrr

''See here. you." said the wayfarer TO
the begger. II gayeyou quarter yester-
day because you said you were blind.
and here l find You reading q newsps-
per-"
That's all right" said tho beggar;
Elm color blind. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18
Georgia. P.,r.fs,ng Spring.

There is a spring in Brooks county,
Ga, which in a very short time converts
wood and several other substances into
hard rock. The peculiar qualities of this
Georgia fountain have been known. siacs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-18

Van Noodle--D'yer know, Miss Tung-
bit, that old duffer, Chapwith. called
me a muff the other night;
Miss Tungbit-Indeedl Why. / think
you more closely resemble a boa,
Brooklyn Life.