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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

Ell REY Sc DIVIERTE
HIsToRICo

FL Rey don Miguel I. de Portugal.
que tuvo usurpado el trono a doha Ma
ria de la G'oria por espacio de algunos
AMOS, fue muy afcionado las corridas
de toros, hasta ell punto de usar la ga
rrooha en- campo alberto, el rejon y
farpa en- los cerrados, con gran aplauso
de sus vasallos subditos.
Guentsn los que 10 vieron, de elIos
viven aun mas de dos. que an dfa del
mes de Mayo de 1920, Sc encamino di-
oho Rey, acompanado de Sebastian
Garcia y Pedro Rodriguez (a) AleG,pe
gra. quien siempre distinguio com o
bre, 4 IN convento proximo Lisboa.
en- cuyo gran patio habia sido preparado
un circo cerrado para CUE 5. NJ. pudie
Sc lucir su habilidad. Lego. hici6ronie
grande acatamiento los frailes lie ofrc-
eieron y acept6 un refrigerio, y despu6s
de un ligero descanso. monte caballo
en- uno amaestrado, y levando al estribo
4 Almanegra, Sc situo preparado q p0,
to de gayoId. Antes de pasar adelante
convene decir que r odriguez era un
torero sevillano que emigro en- la cpocA
constitutional aquel pals; que 10 mis-
no sucedio q Garcia-buen mozo car
ia cabal que gust6 ALI su trsbajo, SO
bre todo al Rey, que les hizo sus tertu.
lios de confanza. hablando con ellos De
toros j jugando billar, que hasta en-
la emigration siguieron a su se6or como
el perro al amo. Ahora sigamos el re
lato
Soltaron los fraies IN novillo cuatre
no, haco de POGO respeto, al cua l.
puso el Rey una farpa con acierto. sin
poder repetir Ia suertc, porque el bieho
hula de su sombra: fue retirado. por
10 tanto, en- seguda s4li6 la arena un
toro grande. hermoso. de gran poder
muchos pies, que hzo pouerlos en- POI
vorosa Il todos los Ii iiadores Aconse
jo ALn2aneqra al Rey que sc retira>e, co
mo 10 hizo, la barrera. mientras Gar
c1a, eI y algdn otro peon rendian 4 ca
pronto a S NJ. que mas domada Y rs4S
dida quedaria 81 de ella Sc aPo8erasen,
cuatro mozos de forcado, como ali m
los habf invite como invitan los Ke
yes-a unos Gu antos failes j5vcnes, pa
I'd qae saliesen hacer las peQas, prote
gidos por Sebastian Perico
Vrgen de Belen, que ch4mnsqui
ma Sc armo en- un momento! Oue de
correr que de volar, que de rodsr frai
les por el suelo por los aires Que
de ibitos rotos caras ar5naaas y
cuerpos magullados FL espanto era
general. los peqadores huyeron como
Du3iercn refugiarse en- las tabas IA
Comun!dad cntera estaba sobrrcogids.
y 500 el Rey celebraba los pc rrazos con
grandes risas, diciendo cuando a IN
tempo rodaban dos frailes carambo-
la, cuando volaba uno, perdida A
casa
con.luy6, pues, IA fssta. como q
rosa 10 de la Aurora, no sin que el
Prior de aquel convento dejase de aprox-
marse Rodriguez Ie d6ese en topo
de reconvencion Bien apropiado
mereci 20 tienes el apodo con que 'e
honras para otra vez ten mis- carload
del p-6imo
Padre Prior-le oontesto-en la~ IL
dias'1e toros ei arte es 10 pgimero. -
- Que fiene que yer el arte co Il Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
Sc VENDE

Uls solar en- Ia Gale De Ia EStrgUG
d. esta ciuCidd, Sc encue,strG en- medic
de las propiedades de don JOSE V,La. y
dofza EseQuielG EdSqees +; nstde Is con
42.
Ell que 10 interece puede dnyjrse d
don X Uipiano Col5m 3 h don Ulices
Garcia
22-26.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
MARS.
A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO

La Iqtegridad euiere tomar Ell pelo a
LA DEMOCRAACIA
B4ndito sea Dies
Hablabamos de que ell D rectorio tie
ne mil duros ga GAIA
Y La Integridad dice
Con POGO sc entusiasma e colega:
mil 1uros son sufcientes para saear de
apuros a un pobre; pero para fundar
Ell ellos las esperanzas de nm partldo
son por cierto bien POGO Mas modes
tia no so puede pedir-"
Cuando qnebrantaban los liberales
puertorriquenos ei despotismo cesareo
De sus gob4rnadores
Cuando mponian, por 81 esfuerzo de
una propaganda vibrante, la abolici6n
de Ia servidumbre.
Cuando eleglan catorce de los ounce
1iputados lie Ia colonia en- / Congreso
espanoi.
Cusndo para resistirles era precise
acudir q la coacci6n, al atcopello, 4 la
calumnia a Ia insidia
Kutonces, nj a6n habia Glen duros en-
las areas del comite central refDrm sta
Puede 6ecirnos La Intcgridad cuan
to hay en- las del comlte central conser
vador
Nosotros sabemos como - reparten
las Quotas por amos.
Y sabemos tambien que nuncs sc
reunen MIL DUROs
7 aunque es un grano de anis
nos parece muy notorio,
que, 81 quiere Ell D,rectorio
la decuplica e. pals
5Qui6n ignora que Poace solo gast6
diez mil pesos en cablegramas durante
ell periodic del componte. que estimul6 Y
sostuyo y aplaudl6 mas qne nadie La
Iategidad
20 li6n no sabe que nuestro partido
contrIbuy6 con mas de diez mil pesos q
fundar mantener la ReUista de Puer
to Rico en- los tiempos de C-peda
Quien desconoce que nuestros hom
bres tuvieron siempre facil la bolsa pa
ra las empresas politicas que demanda
ban concurso pecuniario generoso y
esplen@ido9
Los que escriben un peri6dico de-
ben escribitlo a conciencia, sin desba
rrar cada iQstante, como 81 5ts pabli
co no pud ~ ap"ec;ar laa salidas Dc
touo.
FL partiio liberal. auu despues de
tauto solpe infame, % poderoso rico
Sumese IA pequena propiedad, que 81
representa- y la propiedad grande, cue
repre<en tan los espai7oleS sin condolences,
Y Sc v.ra que Ia rlqueza publica es mas
autonomista que conservadora.
E<tos scn hachoe.
Y 81 La Tnteqridad esta desintegrada
procure adquirlr noticias .. aun-
que sea on 'os ccntroe barocrat;coa.
All aprendera muy bien
que, sin trampa sin ardid,
podemos comprar tamblen
TODD cuanto v-ndan en-
ell mercado de Madrid.
Nos encontramos con que La Demo
cracia llama patria so'amente Puerto
Rico sin tenor en- cueuta que empobre
ce, que nsicroScopiea, perm1tasenos la
palabra una idea tan grande V tan su
blime'.
Hay que disting1ir
ST f .pana sufre IN ultraje en- su ho
nor y IN su bandera 81 IN E4pana hay
sacrifs;os que realizar peligros que
acometer. recordamos que aquella O.
nuestra patria la ofrecemos nuestra
fortuna y nuestra sangre.
Somos. pues. entusiastas espanoles,
en- las iuchaa en- las desdichas de la
patria.
En- ago h-mos - diferir de nuestros
contrincantes, que son terribles pstrio
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.AteaaciOn :!

Sc venden en- Adjuntas 3 fncas de cafe.
dos de doscientas cuerdas cada una una
de ochocientas todas muy cerca del pueblo
con tsrreno- muy llanos, ! colindau las tres
con rios caudslosos. Igualmente otras va
rias hncss pequefss. Tambien un bnrrC
padre, de color negro. 1inco amos de edad
prccedente de Portugal. seis media Guar
tss; euyas 6ncaj b1rro Sc desean rsalizar
por tener one susentar=s su duehe por falta
de sslud Para informes. dirigirse ( don
Francisco Grades sn Adihntas. I0-lA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

Ell pals guarda adn muchas riquezas
por ex plotar es lastima que SO deJen
perder cuando con ell concurso de todos
puede intentarse transformArlas en- pro
ductos valiosos que han de acrecentar ell
volumen de la fortuna pdbl'ea.
Contiuuaremos otro dla.
MARS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

Por IN fen6meno que suele darse en-
estas 6pocas de hondo malestar. los AMI
mos desesperanzado buscan ca ell juego
y en- los placer~a faciles el equilibrio que
no hallan en- el trabajo. mie,tras las
loter1as ohciaes atraeE la gente con
perspectivas de premios de cientos de
miles de pesos los t,atros al menudeo
hacen su agosto, la par que las gran
des empresas arti~ticas, como Ia de Vi
co tienen que hnir del pals Los espec-
taculos por secciones reinan en- toda la
Inca, y no menos de seis taatros Sc
reparten noche roche la pob aci6n
nocturna de esta capital, que en- sus
tiempos de esplendor Y de trabaio ape
mas :enla vida de noche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

La noticia del matrimonio lel Padre
Pera ha sorprendido. Fig6rense uste-
des que el Patrlarca de- las Indias que
@sta era su categorfa) Sc decide por el
vincuIo matrimonial. que se casa con
una senorita distinguida. sin mas que
enviar al ministro de la Guerra su di-
mission de vicario general castreDse, y
al arzobi~po un sencillo ofcio de d4epA-
dida A ha p"ocedido Ell Padre Pera
orador nota BIZ (-iempre el pulpito fu6
expuesto presen tado a Roma como
oblSpo de Salta hace dos amos. actual
meute candidate d'putado. Todo este
sin apo4'atsr; mad. mas qu9 apro
v-chandose De que la ley civil argenti
ma no tiene por lmp-dimento para casar
Sc las ordenes sagradas,
El escandalo ha sido regular. sebre
TODD atendiendo que el Padre Pera en-
estos ultimos tiempos Sc habia signih
cado por una furlbunda campaTla con
ira q ia a. literature. Si 81 autor de
Lo,wdes Sc entera. podra Yer como Las
pa~iones eclesiasticas pueden tener otra
expansion quo l. que 81 senalara en- La
Conquete de Plassans y en- La ftute del
Gbbf Maure5
Carlos MalaqarriQa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

N,tmeros l. 2. 3. Y 4 q picos de re-
puesto CarretiHaS lie mano CarroS para
bueyeS q cabalIoS RuedaS q ees para
idem de t0doS tdmGHos
Sc Uenden en h f4ndici6n y cayrete-
ria de Roberto Graham Gale de Ia
MarnaG.
Ponce, Mayo de 1894 3m.
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TARIFA PARA CATEGORIA DE Il

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idem dnb iem dem.
SERVICIO DEL RESTAURANT
AIAUERzoy al Observation-Disclosures.
CATEGORIA
comple incuso Il da- ism
Janio 12 de 1894
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BanOs de COannO
Medico-d -director-DoN ENRIQUE RAM RUBIA
ADMINISTRATORS JULIO n. CHARDoN HERmANo

Ia
ettbtcpe1ndo.
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mas de tres pe-sonas 4 los huespedes por
por consu.ta para 81 uso De las aguas Ia
= a tempo que eada enfermo permanezca
IT'S.
u la casa Sc les cobrars por la tarifa espe-
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2z-26.
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undn 1. .,nndtr a alasrn

Remitaso por Ordenes Postsles dinero 0rdenes po1
Trprsso Layas sohrs RaHcos, CFH GoTents poT Tfsf
arSfcadsB.
Na e ansptaa nedidoa uoy msRnS de sR peso
Los compradorss deben teroF pTesente uHase yeDdeR
hFlotes de oEsa loteas nfoTes Dc raaA fe
% Il usgo 6s los pFenz pFemed1s Adj q uasl0q eoEas
uFsSosS psFs 81 pFops psetesehn aebs1 nsisH e. q
sspsss Gives hSssg Ggs les Do II Gamnaas MaciOaal a
SessIs sa Haasupss 9a este rao9n taaaEsR u Ss3sWH
bga Fe rsszsy Ire s-a7sses aS-s'eSas.
Fg ssszigs $ FsesFsa 9 - s.3zsss sssstsA s. s.
,ss sks q sa fsssss1a gAA8 sassz5a; sssaa 1sss.a
SsH E3@
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Nuestros ccrresponsaes que deseen prRcios otros
ftroes debep ,tcrirc cladad dsndo resdeucs con
do parroquis eSlle nhmero cor Ia direction postal
ye6n Los prsmios sc pagsp 81 presentar Ell blste
"a N cohTo pueden envIarse drecsmene nUestrs ocuS
O. bros gssrde los betes repsttdos entra los YaRdsdo
rs de todas parties del wondc es inpoHbe podeT SEr
n ImeFos aspectaiGs
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No hay emphasize pOrO8O OOmO ell Excelsior"
FIsIs isa: &C.,: =; :: !. ::;.:
hora al a0 YNNl

j. FedeylC0 IL 'sGHd R0dri ogg2
garmac6utco lsurssdo en- ls Ezposcididr Universal d
Barcelona, resdepts on UtUadC.
Este nnevo producto del pals fre entire Sa slJE pTG
sXQUIsITA PURE2A iogf6 slcsaaa. los placeaeo de il
unts Califcadera el preno de OIEN PESOS ofreeid
n el no Ooncufso Agriccls ceiebrsdo en ssn JN&n q
'uerto-Rco
Oonocdos Dor todo nupdo SOU los ser fcoa gus pges
81 PLATARO en- 10 amentsci6O. en- 21sStro pale Na as
ldades.--UTIL sIEMPpE gzra para los NIE0ss iGs n
FMRMQsF ''toda persona iscads te Qetbmago." ~ VI
lULA eparads de los pstncipog axga&e6 seaS&nctA r
acae del fruto
Pregunts usted 81 adc0 coavondra at d.licsdo q
5nsgc dc rtro is az 8gfarmn gsgu3G estaT de a
airE qEe af.
Praebsss cue Moeueuts ttnto Is prpaba. dira Ge1.
Oh Ar5u;medEs. EUREKA, oncartT6 10 cue bugcsfal
Bc paRde go tc6ss lr7 farnscas hraGfa GNNa Dlecii
% psQ 5etGs de I rn1a!S jtaIa- tEi&f
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AvIsO TMPORTANTR

Como las leyes De cada de los Eetsdcs UnIdos,
bieS tosg Iag ofefias despuCs del r. de Encro a. 1924
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Dc enterOs yraoeones para sasfaer los eompradOrsS
psse,g 81 s.OS ssaGSTSs

r. Gnezc sqgiYslease u snope's e2EsHss s los Ef
En- s1s rYni5os a. NoYta An6gyca Rletas sntarOs
fSS ax,Stoe sG Quin}os 81; D6eiaos 20 stsvo>; ".
ssi3os IS saRtsvos Fre2iD psEa las so2dS6es elEsf:
bIletsG entp-as sr eqnivslente $50 los
fgINeS presto especial Sc daaean Vande&oreE sR ads
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MAQUINAS DE ESCRIBIR
So EenoInEton -

4, Las mejores del mundo por la solidez de su
construction ls lmpieza de su trabajo; las de
mas aceptaci6n en- los Estados. Unidos donde
hay muchos miles de elias en- uso. Las mdqui-
mas de escribir Remington son de absolute necesi'
dad en- la ofcina del comsrcisnte, en- 81 bufeta
del abogsdo, en- todas parties. Unico Agenta
para PtO.'Rico, AdrianU I. Lopez San Juan, :, ..
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GTrA RnH9E
InsrRrooToNEa aEnERALEa

s somprsr argun bste AZ sIguro que nrsenda iWgars
or s'apro do dichos Estaaos.
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Certificate de los ComlsariOS :

Los billetes de la Ccmpatis NscoDsl de Loteria de
Honduras, con endrap ell eiguiente certlfcsfo:
'sPor el presente, cartifcamo que vglsmos los ARE
giss para todos los orteos Ia Gem ana de oeria do
Honduras Compania de Loteria j Estado de Louisis
Ms que personamente dirigimos reVisamoe los sor.
teo los que hacen CON toda honrsdsE ectud buens
fS pars todo Ell mund0 Autorlzsmos Ia Compaia que
este ce csdo los fac smes de nuesas frmas sue
snuncog,
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.

Mrs. Worthington &. Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie, and Miss Alice ellison have
returned from their Southern trip.
Miss Flora Hyde returned from New York
city Thursday night.
Mr.. Walter II. Lewis left for Chicago
Monday night to accept position in a tele-
phone company.
The wedding Of Mr.. c. A. Bostwick and
Mrs Lizzie Reed is to be solemnizei June
} at St Luke's church.
Rev. W II. Clark has sold his residence
on High street to Mr., John Nye of Fair
field.
Mr.. f. c. O'Brien has sold his residence
on Bank street to Mr. J. H. Milo
Mr.. W. W. Jennison of Portland Me, is
in town visiting his parents.
Mr.. f. NJ. Trombley has sold out his hak-
cry to parties from Massachusetts. Mr..
Trombley will remain with the firm for the
present
The Universalist parish gave very
pleasant reception Tuesday evening
in honor of Mr. and Mrs f. c. O Brien,
| who are to return to their former home III
| Portland, Me, this week. Rev and Mrs.
F. w. Whippen and Mr.. and Mrs. II. b,
| Weeks received with Mr.. and Mrs. y Brien,
Refreshments were served during the even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. o Brien have
been actively engaged in all the
church work during the 10 years
that st. Adams has been their
home, and that they and their three
promising boys will be missed, is the very
least that can be said. For several year,
Mr.. O'Brien has been the superintendent OF
the Sunday school, and as token of theil
love and esteem the school last sunday pre-
sented him a handsome teachers Bible
Mrs, Charles Rich arrived in town Sat
urday morning from California, where shC
has been spending the winter.
Mrs. Fred y, Morton gave an informal
reception Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
her mother, Mrs. Charles Rich.
SWANTON
Mrs. II. A. Burt, jr. died Thursday a
1913 a. III. The funeral was held a
the Episcopal church Saturday afternoon n
, O'Clock, Rev. +. :. Stone of Enosburgt
Falls officiating.
The funeral of Mrs. Henry \. Burt, ir.
formerly Mary Fila Barker Of Northteldl
who died May 10, was largely attended Sat
urday, the 18th, at the Episcopal church
of which the deceased was member. de
brother-in-law, Rev. +. $ Stone OF Enos
burgh Falls, OBLIGATED. There was celebra
ton of holy communion at the house at y a
m, the services at the church being held a
? p. N. The deceased had been a grea
lover and cultivator Of flowers. and tn
floral offerings were beautiful and abundant
The impressiveness of the beautiful ritual o
the church was further enhanced by the ex
cellent singing of appropriate music am
hymns by the choir, consisting or Mrs En-
ma 5. Leach, Miss Anna b. Wilson of Bur
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.
BENNINGTON.

At the last regular meeting OF Co. K
Vermont National Guard, six recruits We're
mustered ill., The drills are now held out
of doors, followed by a street parade. The
graded school cadets have been invited to
participate i'll the memorial day parade. A
movement is on foot to procure 30 guns and
cartridge boxes to present to the school.
Arrangements for the observance of
Memorial dav are about completed. Both
posts will unite this year in the exercises of
the day. They will principally be held in
the Soldiers Home grounds. The ad-
dress by Seymour Van STAMFORD
of Troy will be delivered from
the chapel porch. The annual con
venton of the Bennington county confer
ence of Congregational churches ana minis
tiers will be held in the old First church at
Bennington Centre, May % and 30. The
registrar of the conference and association
is Rev. Parsons S. Pratt, who was ordained
Sept 26, 1S41. and most of the time since
has been settled at Dorset. E. o. Joslyn OF
Morrisvile will conduct the summer resor,
known as Camp Comfort this season. 1t will
open June 20.
The listers have nearly finished their WORK
This village will show gain during the
year of about 500 00.-The pastor of tn,
Second Congregational church is delivering
series of Sunday evening talks on "Tht
Great Rebellion" The subject Of the tall
Sunday evening was "The great repinini
in 1861. ''-George f. Towne and wife o
Brandon spent Sunday with their daughter
In this vicinity an unusually large crol
of fruit is promised The hay crop alsC
promises to be large.
MANCHESTER.
Rev. DR.. Smyth will deliver the Decora
ton day address in music hall. 1.-The Nun
son House is being thoroughly repaired. -
f.. j. Purdv. brother of X. I. Purdy, ha
| been visiting in town.
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m i, MISS Mary HogIe, Mis- Mary smith,
horace baxter ana IT, !. Adams, with Anna
i'aWI'N aa orEahlot The lntermeht was
maze IN tine ne" cemetery. She was an eS-
ceHeht mother. loving wife and ever ready
10 90 more IMAM her share Of life work
III IhII,hS h'a'th, she dll not complain but
Worheu on until the end came. and peace-
iulIy size wont /" sleep
MONT GOMERY.
Bishop Hall visited Union church IN COM
pany with the rector. Roy f. H. Blunt. on
Sunday afternoon and held confirmation
service. -Four voun.s ladies ami two .-eutIa-
men were confirmed The entire seating ca
pacitv of the church was filled and there vera
visitor, present from berkshire Eu,,biir,h
Franklin Richforl and 81. Albar.. The
bi,hops discourse was exceedingly interest
ing and highly pleasing TO all. Key. j. q.
Angel was able to hold tine usual morning
service on Sunday last.
MONTGOMERY CENTRE.
Miss Jennia Eoloval1 &c in RurIirgton for
medical trn.t,,.r4 -Pav Nh. smith ~
Mas,achusetts will nraacb at fine Ranti.t
church sunday Nav ootI -Ch,rIns ,fotyn+t
and Carrie Hal. Won. ,,,rriod No ION at
Eo.t Bark.bira b, I,., p snlord+
o,,-.
O''O
.h 'Ig La~ 7, III ,,,,'1 III 'ne la1e ot
| aod inst ON accom-, If ,i.a .a..ion If tba
! Sn,,rana Court at Nro,,,..l,.,. charlie,
! Wab Han,, of Rn.+or and ,I,i, \-art -
Lawrence have bann i'm t,,,.,, coral davs
Mrs William ro.lev f. .i,,,Ivire tba
Mace of Miss Rur+ os t.ocho- yinila .bajs
away ON account Of tho illness If her
mother Arhor dav WINS duIy Observed On
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
EAST HAROWICk

G. l., johnson recently purchased eight
Jersey cows in Glover and has placed them
on his farm. j. Henry White of Boston
was in town last week. Henry Holt Of
Dakota is visiting his uncle \. L. Snow
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WHY and WHERE

Why should you ndVerfisH!
Because that is the only way to got people
to come to you to buy your goods
Where should YOU advertise?
In the paper which is read by the read
ing aud thinking people who live here
abouts Those who read aud think and
have the cash to buy with all read the Free
Press. Those who can get the DAILY read
that Those who live away from the post
Office read the WEEKLY FREE PRESS.
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ton of Burlington spent Sunday with II. NJ
Rice and family.-Murray Reynolds Of
Fairfax and Charles Macomber of the Bur
lington High school were in town Sunday.
Mrs. John Osgood is in Williston caring
for her mother. who is very ill.
WlLLlSTON.
The heavy wind Of last week did some
damage in the line Of unroofng and moving
light buildings, blowing off chimueys and
uprootmg trees. MIR Root and Miss Edwin
and Miss Nancy Patteu arrived from Cali
fornia last week Mrs. Pine is very ill
The land belonging to the estate Of the late
Hiram Phelps has been purchased by Byron
johnson AT $40 per acre. Mr.. Bates and
daughter Of Rutland are coming home with
Mrs Ormsbee for few days.
WlNOOSKL
Dr. and Mrs. W. r. Morrow are happy
over the arrival Of an l1-pound boy.
\ matched race was arranged for Satur
day between the following: Caters, NJ a.
Chasc's Phillis and |. b. Whitcomb's Edna,
for purse Of $50 to take place June H.
- or 10, the day Of these three on which il
will be held to be named 10y the stakeholder
ID. Lawrence.
Miss Addie Edwards left Monday afternoon
to visit her brother George in California
She will make short stop in Chicago AM
Denver.
Miss Hattie NJ Stevens the daughter Of
A. j. Stevens and wife, died Saturday a
the age Of 21 The funeral was helc
Tuesday from her late home on Sprin.
street. Mis-, Stevens was young lady VIII
stood high in the estimation of the com
munity and her death is blow which vii
be widely felt. Numerous friends sympa
thze with the family in their bereavement
The funeral Of Miss Hattie NJ. Steven
was largely attended at the home of he
| father, Mr.. A. j. Stevens, at ! North Sprin
street Tuesday afternoon. Rev. :. l.
Bates otliciatoi assisted by Rev &. y. Bliss
The bearers were; William Mcbride, vii
liam H. Murray, G. T. Graves, Orvis Yves
ton, George +. Reynolds and $. l.. Platka
Music was furnished by Mr.. George +. Rey
nolds and Misses Lena Gray and Jenni
Wardwel The floral offerings were beauti
full and abundant. showing the high esteem
in which the young lady was held. Anon
those present were Mrs Loren Stevens o
Galesburg, H., Misses Emeline and Mir
Rood of Saratoga, y. Y. and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank wilkins of Rutland.
+. Louis I.iusnmeir is suffering from
severe sprain received while alighting frol
the street car Sunday evening.
O. W Edwards and VI. &. Putnam hay
purchased the Combination Bargain store
A. q. Small
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