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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-10-31
KNOWLEDGE

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less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; efiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
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neys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug,
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered,
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BUDS, Society

BUDS, Society
buds, young wo-
men just entering
the doors Of soci-
ETY. or wo III an
hood, require the
wisest care. To
be beautiful and
c charming they
must have perfect
health, with ali it
implies "a clear
skin, rosy cheeks,
bright eyes and
good spirits. AT
this period the
young woman Is
especially sensi-
tive, and many
nervous troubles,
which contin ue
through life, have
their origin at this
time IL fhere be
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Tho smallest telegraph facilities are pos
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-10-31

n TTENTION, FARMERs .-Have yoT
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" W0MANS Ills"

Mrs. W. r. BATES, Of
Dhu0tfh, DHMosH CO.,
OHIO. writes
A few years ago l
took Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescription,
which has been a great
benefit to me. I am in
excellent health now.
] hope that every wo-
mRn. who Is troubled
with women's ills,
will try the Prescrip.
tion and be benefited
Is l have been.
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The pecan trees of Texas yield every year
5000, 600 pounds of nuts.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-10-31

&IOO LVery RI0nth-Wiu guarant 20 yens
" willing 70 work. Business new, cay, pheasant.
saInpls me- D. s. Van Wyek, fougokeepsle, ny
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-10-31

DR.. Kilmer's SWAMP Roof cures
all Kidney and Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultation free.
Laboratory Binghamton, N. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

Filings in the land Jfiue under date
Of August 3 were ~ ioliows:
James T. SHAW, Of Guuio Greek,
Box Elder county, homestead entry Of
the southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter, the northeast quarter Of the
southwest qlar,oI aud the west haii oI
tne sUuthUru. quarter Of section %,
township ~ north, range IS Ecst.
Alma Cooley, u Clsras.0n, Cache
county, dual proof o. homestead entry
o. lne wvst hail OF the s0utnvubI quarter
aud tue South hall II tue s0u,uwrst
quarter OF section %, township IL
norm, range west.
hvbpr Is. Wbratley, OF Charleston,
Cache county, dual proof Oi homestead
uutry % tue west haIf % thu southeast
quarter and Tue southeast quhrttf OF
toe southeast quarter Ui so.tiO ~ nud
the northeast quarter % the northeast
quarter OF section -, township -
north, rnugc west
John y. Dalton, VI Beaver Beaver
unty, tiuhl proof Ut desert entry OF
the southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter Of eucuon 2, township 80 south,
range Z west.
Vim. a. rwitchell,oi Beaver, Beaver
county, mai proof a. icscH land entry
VI the west halt Ui section 10, township
- south, range 7 grst.
Ellzautth Hamilton, Of Beaver,
Beaver county, hual proc. OF desert
lAud entry Of the northeast quarter OF
/ the southwest quarter Uf section Is,
township 20 south, range west.
ElausOn futile, Ut Salt Lake city,
! homestead entry " lots sand And the
east nail NJ tue southwest quarter OF
section 81, township 3 south, range /
/ wet.
Patents to coal lands were receive d
/ ~ follows.
No. il3, Richard Benson, 100 acres.
No. ia, EDcntzur Hare, 100 acre.
Tue following mineral patents wer,
/ received:
No. 1851, Heller J. Richards and
| Joe. :. Il uhHgI-, 90 the HO vslakt
miuing clam, AshbrIUk mining die
Iiut, Box Elder county.
No. 1865, Heller j. Richards anl
Joseph 3. Richards, 70 the Clipper lode
/ mining claim, In AsnufJUk mining
district. BOX EldeF county,
No, 1859, Hvbrr j. Richards an,
U dNntIu ~ ~ tNhlNHt 20 ANN oNhAANf
claim, AsnbrJUK district
NJ. 1855, James Chapman, Ga!
Lombard, Matilda Higss nui LuiWicl
kuikourski, % the Last Chance No.
cain, Flrh Spuugs mining district
Jua0 county.
No. 1889, American Eagle iniuiul
company, 10 the Wet Mammut.
claim, ~ Unite mining distuot, Jua
county.
No. 1855, Abram Hatch, Josopl
HNch, A. 4. H-tch, james y. Puaru
auJ Jane Hsll, 10 tho Pead J, Q. nuu
George ii. q. claims, Blue Ledge dii
tuct, WasRtoh county.
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TaE "rwESrY.FouRTn."
Celebrations Of Pioneer Day iH Pima
Santa clara, ana AURORA.

pniA, GRAHAM Cos ARIZONA.
The Twenty fourth was most appru.
priatuly celebrated hero by the people
Of tho ella valley ami the sugroundiug
popul1us c,nlers. They came from all
PARTS OF Graham county aud a vast
couc5urso OF people such as this couu.
" never saw before was assembled In
olmmem1tsilon Of tho entrance Of the
saiuis into the valley Of The Great Salt
Lake.
Tho exercises opened a, the hour Of
10 m. with steer ropIng ani tying,
IN which some hall dozen competitors
participated. The spgr was mighty
exciting aud was enjoyed BY he vast
multitude that witnessed it Tue frst
pfiz1 was won BY Deputy Sheriff Be1
W. Olney, who ran Gown, lgssuri uul
tied helpless three strors lu the remark
ably shor, time OF 3 minutes and II
seconds. Great cheering OF tho spec.
tat % accompanied tue fya's " the
lass0ing exp fits. After tine strur-iy Ing
contest, the literary aud sprrcnsmaging
exercises buHhu IN tn injecting mousse
Among the exercises were speeches by
President Layton Of this Stake, unl
supervisor llenry q. Boyle, bJtn huf-
vivufs OF the Mormon battalion. Their
speeches were listened 90 with inltise
| { Itcrust by the immonHU thfuug. Fu.
| lowing these speakers was q address
! by District Attorney Wiley = JOnUs,
Of SjlomlnvlIlc, Ia tu' cjuu.y. For
~ historic accuracy, depth %, feeling
aud touching references o. the early
| Utah Pioneers Hnd the members of thr
/ Battalion, it was IA yf0gL Of upusur ]
] excellence. pAIAiNilA.
IAN admirable synopsis OF this Gle
qupnt patriotic anI ireyout address IL
furnished, which the News regrcl0
icing unable 10 publish In full ON Ec'
count Of the laicness Of tho DAY anu
lack Of space.-Ed. DEsEgEr NLwsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
Republican bay at SAIlair.

Large numbers Of dodgers aro being
circulated announcing that the Re.
publioArs will celebrate at Sallair on
the 4 tn inst. Special rates have been
obtained over the Rio GrAnde Western
NJ Tar north NJ Ogden aud south TO
Payson. The purpose IL 10 to make
the celebration big affair ard 10 that
eud the committee asks the assistance
VI all Republicans.
There will be speeches and vocal
ami instrumental music and prizes Tor
the following game:
Tug OF war between Weber, Utah
amt Salt Lake counties.
Swimming match, iree 10 all men
and lHIie-.
Waking greasy pole.
Sack race.
Rowing match.
Three legged race.
Putting tue shot.
Highest yaulting.
Quot pitching tetween members Of
the workingmvn's Republican club
and members Of the 3. l.. CaledOnian
club.
Best trick bicycle rider
Pfizvs will also bee given for the
largest ana hRud,omest ia les, homli-
Get man, oldest Republican, etc.
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Snccessrnl EnlcrtaInmenl.

The entertainment giyen last even
gin the Seventeenth warI assembly
hHll, under the auspices Of the Webster
Literary society, was grand suc,re'
IN every respect. Th1 hail was well
Oiled with an apptociauve audience.
Mr. William A. Grey, ltle u tha Blg
Four Novelty cJmI suy, opened tue
entertainment with a chuiCe sult elton
ui strtrupllcUn We've. Master Bingham
M.fIuuug Jr. gavuu violin colo, winch
was armly applau led. The sketches
The Photographer aui Tho Rsurn sal,
gwen by Sic. Gay aud Miss Lauiir
Mont g1mery, iaitlg chpuvatcd tue
au ItuuCu.
MI Ray Diyu,s with HE Punch
anu Ju y snow sept the audience
laughing heartily iUr half au hour.
Everyone seem q % be We pleased
with the evenings entertainment aud
many compliments were bestowed up
VA tue Wooster Literary society.
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AlNOkAt rlhlIh '1ANAAt UTAH.
VIM. NJ. Palmer wsi,eg We bal,
all ~, tut mI.t enjoyable time on the
gitu ever W' ur.su4 ia this ward. H..
ing salute ut inybteaK AMI FuuIlau,
when the Etars ami Stripes were uu.
fIrlel; sbvult. wagons win men,
women ami children tfAvv stained
aud everything tIy ToptUl enllus early
umleTati0u 90 Utah aud accompanied
by baud of .uusus, came To the
town aud cam HuI On lho square AZ y
a, M; each Utghu1 rude teutz, built
camp httH uu. got breakfast, while
sume were engaged Va Cardiug, spin,
ming, ETC., iu tur .lI-,lmo way. rhp,e
representing Indians showed ludian
lifrtonl. AiN.ila. M. n large pro.
crssIun Trpfus uuux Utah OBJ to-day,
came into Gown vita all kinds vi
farming imp % IvuH ald maaniuefy,
drawn by due HJrfys; also washing,
Ironing, au yang by lsliue, Rui trades.
mcu vi work; wagons loalod with
fruits, grniu Hu4 vegetables, decorated
with hJWur; n.H. cNrts, carriages, 10 a.
wagons aud huIsu.urn, decorated Wuh
Il lgs Of our county made upt tue grand
recession shat yucTcled thn suuuf,
.
! trastiug the past with tho prs.sut.
Pnruo chocrs were Given Tor lha State
OF Utah, led uy the marshal uf the day.
| The baud anu uHll. rendered music
rom their respective wagons, ana trr
guaria rourtd forth IhelT salules from
| anylIs aud musayH. All then entered
| the bowcTy whore grand program
was rendered. La Tho afternoon Was !
dance i0r tho children SUD q baseball
game Tor men. AZ night was dane,
/ for the adults Many ylsitOfs were
present from uu.ghnlfing Villages, and
! alI things went on with perfect order.
ono iuciiunt occurred, however, moi
| on the program, A tramp had OIL
| telusd some food early In tho morning
| ani wns sitting 10y the toa1.
side eatlug H., when two OF the aetipg
| Indians met close by him Gu theiI
way 10 the gathering plao,, thoy drew
thuir guns on each other, When th,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
EANIA lLANA. MN.

Albert Graf gives full aud excel
lent program OF the exercises IN ihit
place, when began with the fIing Of
guns, srTnnnIiug uy bras, uIi t,un
bands iu tue tary m0rningi ariO D.
program In the urrgiI x huuer ht lua
M, Consisting VI vocal aud iustfu.
mental music, speeches, char ctrt a %
comic feoitaliluH, uic,i nj 3 pm, the ez
efCisus Of the "nuugty army" which 70
course were amusing anu interesting
at 4 D. IN, "a chilutun's dance, AZ I'm,
morse races, aud at gnnI nail, Tue
committee were Juo. Stuck, Fed.
Rsbrr Ssu., JACOB Laub, Alvin Graf
AMI Mary Wlttwtf.
The Correspondent concludes: "Iho
people OF ClaTn are enlIyiug suleudid
health a. present, and are busy haulin-
anu stacg'ug their Ethin. IN rshiug
will beg here THE wees Ffult 1,
pretty much all ripe, anu some AT,
beginning 10 dry D.; third cutting o
iucufn Will soon bu rtaly 10 cut again
Toe weather has been very pleasant
the last few days, but WAS rainy am
cloudy a short time bsi0ru that.
Every Thing lu regard TO iruit crop
etc, u iu yury favorable coalition
but times for mInry arc very uull IA
Dixie"
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tramp gathered lis blankets AMI went
.0r lear llic: lac was running the lafI
seen Oi him,
AN ACCIDENT.
Ga the 2s.h Joseph lviC'a boy ten
years old, %. nis nngers oi ihr Iri'
uauI badly Crashed aud she hrsh toTn
from tue uJuu. In n pulley wH,fe men
were harvesting hsy Tor s.scEinf. ne
was plnyIic with the pulley. Inc
doctor tliaas Que ol them viii nave To
uo cut oil, has is trying Co save % y
request U, inc pafenis. though tue
hand ls badly swollen.
Crops never were better, although
water DO scarce the recent rains have
saved them, but muun iucurn was
DANCED, rnufe wa utnt foft just
utccpubIe, the night o. Iha 2sth.
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Mhere Is lle MOney?

Tho two ui,ls boys who were arrest.
ed ON wsints lay on achargo Of grant
larceny 30 taking s2ls from It's abidlag
sl,os In the rear Of "a house on second
Jouth street, had hearing this after.
noon bsiUre Justice smith At the CITY
Hall. Itey were discharged because
~ their extreme yOuth-neiug
about eight years old eaoh--the
s.atute IN such cases mAllhR c9nYic'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

,,..v o,p,rtunities for IyaucemcnJ
Ut p biuJ Thomas Hicken advised
,r,s ns,n,e 10 labor spiritually as we'll
AZ tsmunr,ily.
"a. SI,Jsy moraing, after the usual
opening eKerciser, lhe i'.s no The
Dish IDS. reports wee gwen, Hler
Ron Elder Hatch commenced upou
trD came ami tue c9hlIIIa of tuu
sake Advised the people Co take
rarg Of their harvest ami Dcl.uva's a
s.ifit of peace ami kindu" lupJ.itJs
u- wella Ia religion
Slider Young then SPOKE ON tho
sfat.nooJuuestiou;e Sail hH was il iAyuf
yf tf.ah bec,ming a 1N.e, "a ID BOO tho
cleo lon Of officers the ip.f Thing should
be lone win oil pafti,s
on sunday Afternoon, alter the
IS .rfem.nt. the local Authorities wUrp
pfr.ruted aud sustaineI uunuim usIy.
tiourselors n. II. Giles s.i "A. h.
Ajax ,uder spike ~ short tm To
A number OF sunday school mis4il.
a,lss were pres ntgd aud sustained,
T.I.r lllrhnfd Harvey spoke Ola The
r.aaouablsuers Of the principles ui iur
Gy.uel. Elder Young said the world
matilda It's love lot rvlIgl 100 Doc seeking
alter wealth and powell Tie time
must come when every man must du
business honestly ard iIsuy; nav,
PATIENCE with tue young WhI Hfs way
yard and they will come around al
Hsht spoke again ON the sia cnU0i
"a .Ir.tipn and saii, 81 shall vote 'Ir The
G1ustituion and sustain the iaws.n
Bsuodiution by PEuafuu HiCksn.
The meetings were we'll aitsI led
nnI the people has mNs' rulnyabli
ume. AIrHEu HuSu,
Clerk,
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Omen 10 Portland.

A telegr m was received al this local
passenger office Of the UniJn Pacific
today announcing that the line OF the
Oregon Il NRvil alton Company vas
now open between Huntington on the
east aud Portland on the west, tho
full distance OF iUI miles. Tonight the
fret train will pa,s over u since the
big floods OF two months ego.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
The Yield OF Wheat Is Gond--PotaiOe Is
Pleutilul-Deslrucllve Squirrels
aud Rabbits,

The weather Of last week was sea-
sonable, with warm days and cool
nights II was dry, except from scat.
TERMS showers, which were heaviest
Ia the southern counties. According
to all reports, the weather was UNI
versally favorable for crops Grain
rlpeued rapidly, and harvesting mas
made considerable advancement. some
threshing has been done In early
localities. Tho wheat yield Ia good, In
one place only II was reported very
Amulty. Potatoes are plentiful and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

tions next thing TO impossible where
the evi encs does hot show Uulpabihty
ami prscocity. disunarging the de.
PENDANTS, the Justice took the occasion
% remark that there wAstOmutninE
dsoldedly wrong ia the matter, ,ur
mousy not having been feiufuudi but
10 wAsuuaDle to make them respou.
sihlo for that
Assistant County Attorney Eichurr
nrDseru cd; A. V. fay,ur anu 3. a.
Kenuer lJobeI after the boys.
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Flew The Track.

An East Waterloo street car jumped
the track this afternoon at tho termi.
nus OF tho line south Of tho city.
Fortunately nobody was hurt The
moturn. a. was inside the car when the
ACCIDENT occurred. lie supposed the
conductor was ut the motor at the
time Tut that at that time very im.
portant gentleman was of tno car
some distance away.
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At Garfield Tomorrow.

Garfield will be a gay aud pleasant
place tomorrow, On which occasion
mauy leading educators Of tue city aud
Territory will 20 there with the exour.
sion under tue auspices OF the To0vle
county summer school. A iinc literary
anu musical pr gram has teen pre-
pared. Daring the afternoon there
Will be various athletic sports anu NJ
night there will be- the usual ball on
the pavilion.
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ON ihe Mny 10 Yellowstone.

A. S. Tru g, one Of Chicago's leading
attorneys and his family viii arrive In
Salt /. Axe this evening over the Rio
Grapde Western. They carry with
thema complete camping outfit and
are on their WY 10 the Yellowstone
National Park, whore they go 10 spend
the summer Nj rruue was ascot.
ated with he pros, ouIi1n In the case {
Prenaergasl, the murderer OF Mayor
Hartman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

The Fret, sixteenth anu Twenty,
first ward SUNDAY schools, and the y,
l.. NJ. |. AHuC.uu0n VI the Seven
teunth ward mingled happily together
Ia their annual Outiug NJ Salta
today.
Residents OF Forest Dale aud Sugar
House wards spent toIay AZ Garfield.
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Wasatch Stake conference.

TIE Wteatch Stake conference con.
veusd In Heber, July 2S.h ami 2jsh.
on Saturday morning President
Hatch gave brief report Of the Stake,
repairing peace, health aud prosperity
Young then guuke on mo WOrl Of
Wisdom, lithing and other principles
OF the Gospel Elder Joan NJ. Muir.
dock spoke on the same principles,
Saturday afternoon sOme Of the
bishops reports were siyen, ana Elder
Brigham Young spoke In relation TO
the subject matter OF BShop' reports.
ElIer WILLARD Done spoke VI tue
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COMMERCIAL


SALT LAKE CLEAHtSI HOUSE.
ToIay't clearing house eHcnauges
amounted 10 sl5j,8lJ. Same day
last year, gsl,3l7.
rUDAY's QUOTATIONS.,
New Yark.-Sllvrr, % lead, $40.
london silver, 2s ll.IJ.
ORE AND rLiION.
Wells, Fargo q o.. received today
Penn, bullion, sS,J15.
o.. ~. . ues s. %. received today
Orc, sj,6DU bullion, 10000. Total
ill,bJU.
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Improying in Health.

a message received today brought
the news that the health Of Elder
Moses Thatcher, which has been Tar
from satisfactory TOT several uays pact,
ls now Improving.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03
Prleslhood Meetyng.

The regular monthly muouug OF the
Priesthood OF the Salt Lake stake Of
Zion will convene IN tho Assembly
hall, Salt Lake Guy, on Saturday
morning, Angus i.h, Rt II O'clock,
JAMES ID. STIRLING,
ClcIK OF Stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

BISHOP in Tho sixteenth ward, salt Lake
Dtys rrau Prudence, daughter Of james and
tlIru uiHhuus bonn MHy IH, isHt
Funeral ut residence, oli wet Youth North
street, SUNDAY, ut ll Oh. u.
tNuTHAt M1rouI, August .nd, about O.. iu..
John symo Ne wee Hu early settler OF that
D ace. was good Latter dag saint AMI died in
full frl uWahIp 100 tlr church Tie leaves o.
vile aud four children.
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VIII Go 10 Syracuse.

The Presbyterian sunday school
will 70 10 Syracuse on Thurs ny,
August ON. 10 will be tue hrst uKguf.
siOn 10 Ihat resort this year.
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yUigAUu NtHNrr.
tHHaFl. close. NuE D
NHrHt=TaHy NuH.t %. sept, ID.
tuw=iiIFurr. Cob. Nus. and -cp.. t|.,.
uat.H Irmrrs AgE a -rpt .I
lurs ill.urr. ~rut, lu, Iau. 900 ll
iHsi=liFIrr HruL, l1u. Nfsl.
IuHaalulHrf. sept, hstss
BYE steady. no.
Harley NuW.HNI
n lHA turd ftraI Y=Nu q, Pas.
Timothy Htvu steady Irt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-08-03

We offer 600 ends In Black silk
assorted wcaycs. midas. Iailcta,
Amures, gro5 grain, Pcan dc soif.
etc,
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About 1000 ends Fancy and Solid
Co.ors. Assorted Silks, 25e, $50, 4Se
IS cents,
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ro cIrlnENsnIr.

Audia, q. GibsrielsoD, a Swede,
now q resilient of Salt Lake oJnuty,
wss today admitted to citizenship by
Judte gattch.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-08
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
Ell FFACRE NUMERO 13
Version casteIldna.
SEGUNDA PARTE
LA HUERFANA
XVIII
FHo1atsAsknc16Ssl
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
(ContinnGci6n)

-Entonces, sonora, haced 10 que gusteis;
estoy vuestra disposition.
ell Senador, recostandose en- su asiento
parecio redoblar su atencion.
II Debo remontarme al principle de nues
tras relaciones !-Empez6 diciendo la ex-
cortesana.
-Es in1til -interrump6 el Duque.-Pa
sion sensual de un lado, calculo y sueRos
ambiciosos de otros es historic demasiado
vulgar !----
-Pasere entonces sobEe los primeros amos,
ire derecha al desenlace. -. Hoy para lie
gar hasta nj os habeis Waldo del nombre de
Brupoy.
Era el 1nico medic de anular Ia consigna.
y no os habeis aterrado pensando en-
los recuerdos que excita ese nombref No
os habeis acordado de que entonces, mordi-
do por los acreedores. miserable, sin recur
sos, viviendo de estafas de rapinas, ans
nazado cada dia con Ia deshonra, no ten{aif
mas espersnzas que yo f.--- mo os habeie
acordado de que 20 trabajaba en- la sombrs
con objeto de alcanzar para vos ell tftulo de
Duque y de poner en- vuestras manos unt
fortuna enorne---- y que consegui 10 gus
me proponfa
Me habeis sido muy it'll, 10 confeso