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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-04
FOR RENT Store
rooms, Offices. and
dwellings. Call on or
address F. F. Rempei,
Logan Ohio.

Bertha Wright is home from
Delaware.
Roy Comley of Cleveland, is
an the city this week the guest of
relatives.
Misses Gertrude Baker and
Name Bishop are both on the sick list
suffering with malarml fever.
Sept. II, 25 and Oct. 8 rates
will be about half fare and will give
you a splendid opportunity to y'slt
the Westat small expense.
Don't miss hearing the celebra'
ted Apollo Quartette at RempeFs
Opera House, Friday night Oct 5.
They will make you laugh.
Jacksonville 'Greys" will play cur
B. B. Team tomorrow on the Logan
Grounds. The game will be an eX-
citing one. Admission at usual
prices.
The Presbyterian Synod viii be-
gin its session on Monday next in
Columbus. Mr.. Nj. Harrington of
this place vii deliver an address be-
fore the body.
The south side of the James
block is newly .roofed with slate
This is renewed assurance of the
safety from rain or fire. The Sen
TINE. is not only composed under
the new slate, but is addition
ally hopeful of the comfortable and
happy future ;n store.
Apollo Quar:ette at Rempefs
Opera House. Friday night. Reserved
seat tickets Oh sale at Rempefs
Bazaar.
The Brown House in Athens is
now under the management of an
old time friend of Logan people,
Lew Stecurod. and is tie model hotel
of southern Ohio. Every thing is
neat and clean, the table is sump-
tuous, the accommodations in every
particular complete. When our
readers visit Athens we advise
them to stop at this hotel and they
will be entertained.
Mayor Buckley and Chief JUS
t;ce Hickman, of Neisonyille, were
visitors in Logan yesterday, and
were spell bound at the lnagniicence
and metro Jcli an attractions of the
radiant, reginant Qacen of the
Valley. We regret that houses to
rent arc difficult to find, but when
the Yards move up, and with them
leading men of our mortar-bed sub
urb, we will pitch tents so as 70 ac-
commodate the multitudes that will
seek homes in our hospitable and
enterprising capital.
Natural Gas was lit in Logan on
Monday night in about fifty fires. The
business men generally are taking it,
and as many as hundred residences
have contracted. 1t is a great success.
The SENTINEL was the first to turn
on and light up, aud quite company
called and lit SENTINEL cigars by the
flame, in congratulation in the event.
Our friends from the country are
invited to call and see and warm them
selves by the fire that makes no smoke
no dirt.
Prof. f, Y. Irish of Columbus,
", VIII lecture IN Logan, FRIDAY
evening, Oct. -, 1884. His sub
ject will be s'Our Greatest Needs. u
Prof. Irish will remain for the
teachers meeting on Saturday and
address them on the subject of 'Lit.
erature." All the teachers of the
county and friends of education are
invited to be present. We hope,
that the teachers of the county will
make such arrangements that all
may attend the entire session on
Saturday. The time and place OF
holding the lecture will be an
nounced later. Come and bring
your friends.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-04

Three Harvest Excursions West;
Sept. 18th, 25ht, and Oct. 9th. Call
on G. W. Schwenke, Agent Logan,
o. for particulars.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-04

Commencing Monday September 3ra, for
one week ouIy a Special Reduced Sale of
Childrens Knee Paris, Sizes from to ID
years. Clias Rose.
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FARMERS attention!

The Old Reliable, is fully up to
the times and is able to offer you,
at lowest prices: Empire Grain
Drills, Buckeye Grain Drills, Two
horse Farm and Road Wagons,
Spring Wagons and Buggies. Egyp-
tian Wheat, for seed. Ober's Cele-
brated Fertilizers, and a complete
assortment of General Hardware.
Call at my store opposite James
Block, Main Street.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-04
THOROUGHBRED PIGS FOR
SALE.

l have a few registered Chester
White pigs for sale now, and also Il
lot of other pigs for pen purposes.
Address or call on
HENRY TRIMMER,
2 miles west of Logan.
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WILL s. LARIMER

has opened a New Grocery
Store in the I.O.O.F. Build
ing, and has on hand a
complete stock of all the
staple groceries and pro-
visions. He makes a
speciality Of country pro-
duce, buying directly from
the farmers at home, and
saving the produce for his
home customers. He ships
no produce that the people
Of Logan may want. Call
and leave your order with
WILL S. LARIMER
I.O.O.F. Building.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-04

Harvest Excursions West; Sept.
11th, 25th and Oct. 9th. Write or
call on c. w. Schwenke Agent Logan
o. for particulars.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-04

TIMES FOR HOLDING
CirClit Court,
a j.. D Q 1885,
STATE OF OHIO,
FOURTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
IT Is ORD Erred that the terms of the
Circuit for the year 1895, be fixed as follows,
to-wit:
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
On the 18th day OF January and
the 18th day of September.
ATHENS COUNTY.
On the 23rd day of January and
the 9th day Of September.
HOOKING COUNTY,
On the 18th day OF February and
the lSt day of October.
vINToN COUNTY,
On the 10TH day of February and
the 7th day of october
MEIGs COUNTY.
Onlihe 18th day of February aud
the 10th day of October.
GALLIA COUNTY.
on tile Goth day of February and
the 18TH day of October.
LAWRENCE COUNTY.
on tie 5th day of March and the
22nd day OF October.
SCI oTo COUNTY
on The 18th day OF Mar ch and he
18th day OF october.
ADAMS COUNTY,
on the 3rd day OF fApril and the I,
day of November.
on the 9th day Of April and the
18th day Of November.
on the nth day-of April and the
10Th day OF November.
PIcKAwAY COUNTY,
on the 24,h day of April and the
26th LAY OF November.
Ross COUNTY,
on the 9th day o. May and the
3rd day OF December.
PIKE COUNTY.
on The 9th day of May and the
18th day Of Decebmer
JACKSON COUNTY,
on the ith day OF June and the
l7th day of December.
Said term to begin at 0 o'clock, A. NJ.
Daniel A Russell,
Milton l.. Clark, Judges.
Thomas Cherrington,
September Is, 1891.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-04

Sermons to Christian En-
beavers, at the Presbyte-
rian Church,c commencing
next Sunday Evening,
Oct. Z, 1894.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-04

If any Shoe worth high place in history it is
$500 Shoe There's necessity for putting its his
tory into book form you'll know enough about them
if YOU wear pair of hem 1t won't take you long to find
OF that when you bought them you buying splendid
service for the money The first thing you'll discover is
that you thoroughly at them then you'll re-
aze that they not only look we'll but wear welin short
that YOU have shoe needt be ashamed Of There
no cheaper shoes earth than Ladies' and Misses
Shoes in all the leading styles and widths.
The Shoe men
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The public are invited.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-04

Bertha Wright is home from
Delaware.
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bur auten Stunbe~

III Der anipre1enbe 1itsI, ben cine bon
Ri6arb Bong, Berlin W. 81. berausse'
ssbene, iest i'm adten Sabrsanse iteben'
be, illuitrirte beuti6e balbmonatll4s
3eitf9rift fiibrt unO oeren feds srite
Sefte uns porIieeen. .8ur 8uten
Stunbs" bat bon Sabr gu Sabr an 8sr'
breitune setponnen, unp ieine rai6e unc
aassmeine ginfdbruns ipridt fur ben
auf bas Wertbpoue eeridteten Sinn oel
beuti9en 2sisrpeIt. DRit iebem neuen
Sefts bieier 3eiti6rift siebt in ben Samis
Ilsnfreis cine Art Ssiertassitimmuns elm.
bic nad oeS Cages 2ait bur6 erquidenoe
llnterbaltuns cine pobltbuenoe @rboluns
sepabrt. Die 3eiti6rIft bat ii6 burb
6ieIe feine Stimmune unter ben Saml.
IienbIdttsrn ben eriten glaB errunsen.
unb Der neue SabrBans tplro ii4 ii6er
oleien @brenplap erbalten. IS mare elm
permsEsnes Beginner, aud nur annd'
bernb ben reiden SnbaIt bieier bIbiGen
uno ssbiesensn 8eiti4rift bier tpieberse'
ben su tpOaen, bic cine 8erbreituns bon
5000 Gremplare bat, mas aaein ia
i9on pas bette 3susnib fir bic @soiessn'
belt bsrieIben siebt. Dabei iinb bic in
S6pars unb Sarbenorud sesebenen
Squitrationen iiberaus prdbtis aus'
ssfubrt unb gum 9beiI pirfli9e 8unit'
bldtter." Die international Jieips
Company, 83 unb 85 Duane st.. 9tep
gorf, beforst ben 8etrieb fur Amerlta,
uno man beiteae bas Bert bel eieier ooer
iresnb elmer 8udbanb!uns.
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Spe,ielle 9pfafs u pti;en.

sa- @ir iinb Deutide unb bitten um
beuti9e 8unbf6aft. Bell GIotbins
Saus, $50 2ada. 4be.
Wm. Sdafer, @isentbiimer.
19- Seine @ermania 8ieber bIau
unb idparse 1leberrDde bel Wartin &
DeIanp. Preiie bon $40 su s25.
s9r SoIib soIbens Oamenubren. 81.
gin Werf. fir 500, bei 2IOpb, bem Su'
peIier, 423 2ada. Npe. 46,6
Sas- @oIbeefdlIte lbren eriter 8IaHe,
nit glsin @eri, Is Sabre sarantirt. fiir
sl2, bel 2Iopo, benz SuweIier, 423 2ada.
Ipe. 46.6
sas- 8ute tparme 8aiIermdnteI (Ul'
sters), tpofiir Sic anoeripdrtS $40 besab'
len, perfaufen mir fur 81. Bel @Iotbs
ing Saus, $50 2afa. 9lpenue.l
sG- @rober 8orratb Der mobernsn
,.Poole" unb ..8ea" neberr6de. Dieie
Insdee iinb sema6t BON einem fsinen
blauen unb fdparsen 8eriep. Dis
Preiie periiren BON Sl5 bis $50. 8e'
rabs bas 8Isibunssftid fur einen biibt
i1en Nnsue. Dtartin & DeIanp.
@ Senrp Srep, 421 2uda. ape..
bat ben Breis fur photographer uui
turse Seit ermdbiet. bis bic 8eibdfte i'm
Aasemeinen ii6 tpieber beben. g8er eir
bdbi6es @rasons Bortrait ober @aHer'
farben' 9emdIoe baben wiG, fam niraencs
be1Ier beeient perben. 46,2
s6- Wlniden sic llnterbemben ooei
llnterboleu Bir baben iie,
so s. AuaIitdt fir 35 GentS.
rs 6. NuaIitdt fur go GentS.
Sl.OO Aualitdt fur 80 @entS.
8sa @lotbins Saus. $50 2ada. Ipe.
s@- @u seisen Sbnsn bic better
unb Idnsiten uIiters in bieiem Staatt
fir ssbn Dollars. 0iartin & Delanp.
1S- 8enn Sbr um @sibnabtsse'
i6enfe llmidau bait, 70 persebt nidt
BEL benz sutpsIier 6. q. 2lopo, 423 2ada
Ioe., porsuipreden. Sic fDnnsn oami
pielsidt 8 Id iparen unO erbalten ii6er'
lid quite @aare. 46,6
S@- uebersisber fir SIS, bic anoer'
pdrts SO foiten. 8ea @lotbins Saus.
$50 2adaipanna Apenue.
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Bon 4eter6bura.

- Srau 8rdmer uno 2inber bon
SeiferiOn Ioipnibip ipeiIten bieier Sage
gum 8eiuds bier.
- Wm. Utiller bon 2ittIe gnsIant
iuurbe Samitas 4benb an Der Bennipl.
punia &reu;uns bon brei Mdnnsrn an.
sefaQen uno idiper mibbanpeIt. Seine
Nnsreifer foaen Grbeiter Der Spencer
Gompanie eetpeien iein.
= 8eim Sdaen eines 8aumes an
Seiferion Ibenue, in Green 8lbse,
wurbe am Samitas Sumss afers bon
sinem abseforbenen 9lite an Der Sduls
ter settoifen unb erbieIt eine idmersbafte
Wunoe.
- Witttpe 8aIentin 2ausrmann, cine
Der dItefen 8enobnerinnen uniersr Ort.
idait. itarb in Der 9labt bon Samitas
auf Sonntas i'm boben Altsr bon 80
Sabren. Die 8eerSisuns fanb 9isniias
Ra4mittas i'm bieiisen Srieobofe itatt
unb es leitete Ssrr Baitor Steinmann
ben Srauersottesbient.
- Bauunternebmer Serr Auguit
Bablers bat ale SGnbe ppa ;u tbun
uno pirb ben sansen 8inter anseitrenst
arbeiten mdiien, um fertis su psrbsn.
I'm Seiup Ipenue in 9unmore bat er
ea8 Saus bon Diaiam Corn unter
Dad ; brei tpeitere 8obnbduier, bic er
tontrattIid iibernommen, ioaen aud uor
6rabiabr fertis iein.
s9- Serrens unb 8inber Ansise.
9li4t biaise 8aare, aber cute @aars
billie. Bel Glotbin8 SauS, 230 2ada.
Gpenue.
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9ebiab 0allep GifenbabH.
Ienberuns Der Sabrseit on Der @pomini
Dipliion.

Ienberuns Der Sabrseit on Der Wpomins
Dipliion.
gnfansenb am Counting, ben IS. gppsmtsr,
trat cine neue Gabrseit in straft, unp has Tcl'
ssnbs iinp eiuies Der pi6tisltsn Vsrdnpsrunssn I:
8 arts.
Der tasli&s 3us giO. 6 fabrt stpa cine Smnss
Ipdtsr pie jest.
go. 80 pirb spii9sn gittstOn unb gBiIfss.
barre ausesirBt.
Der tGslihs 3us SO. 9S rpire sriltsn htr Y.
s. .. Suuetirn unb gSilfssbarrs ausssisBt.
Nc. 80 tpiro sdnsib aussssgt.
go. IL tpiro ;piIbsn I. & 3. Sunettcn une
gBilfesbirre ttira 5 Rinuisn friibsr ltin
Hp. Sc pirb stpa 55 Winutsn friibsr isin
,pil6sn Mppra unp pittstpn; jpilGen pittston
uub Wifssbarre III er aus9elsBt.
Der GassSus 9lc. 2 tpire stpa 81 Wtnntsn
friibsr iein ais bisber.
Np. 80, Der alte go. SS, tpirb BON gEbits
Sapsn mad Wau& Gbunt fCrtssfiitrt nit gsr'
btneuua bis na6 Gaifcn.
No. 80 pirb ausesleBt.
Wsfparts.
80. 10 ptrIabt @au6 Gbunt tisislbs .3sit nit
isBt binssssn 0bite Sapen, BiIissbarrs une
punfts n6rsli6 nm 20 Winutsu ipattr.
9O. 15 iff spii6sn Bilfssbaus unS ASUed
ausssieBt.
sfp. 81 iif spii@sn @ilfssbarrs unp pittstcn
ausssisBt.
80. SO 1T ,wii&sn @iIfssbaus uuS pittstpn
ausssisBt.
30. 81 III swiidsn Susar Rct@ unb apccu
ausssisBt.
go. 81 elm nsusr 3us, serIabt pittstun un
4.02 Na6m. fir appra.
IO. % fdbrt stpa 10 Minuisn friiba nil
isBt.
80. 25, Elm nsusr 3us, prlaet @au6 Gbunl
I'm $50 NaGm fur 9Bbits Sapsn unp all
3piidsnfatisnsn.
Wlan srfunpiss li6 bel Sidst assntsn psssr
Der 6abrius fir lptaIs 3iss.
&bas. 9. See,
Gsntral pa1a8isr assnt
pbilabrlpbia, pa.
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Steae0eim6.

Gin iunsss bsutitss WSb&en fir alIssmtin'
Sausarbeit unp nm auf cine 8inc ,u a1ttn,
Brau Sbisl, 1918 gBef eafa. Apsnue.
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Seutf6s 8riefIife.
Sfeme Mnseigen.
8effbtiQersW actricbt.

Die untsrssi6ntten, pom Common pIsas @r-
ridt bon 9afapanna County ernanntsn SsF6-
tiger, UNI ben Shaeen unb bic 8prtbeilf abSu-
l6dgsn, bic ben @runbbtiiBern fntlans Wpnifp
apsnut, ,pii6sn Warcn uub Gard Strabe in
Der Stabi Seranion, burb bic Nipellrung per
bslagtsn apsnus ieittne Der bslassu Stabt tnt-
iispsn, ssbsn bisrmit 9abritt, taB it ibre erfe
gtriammluns an Der Ode ppn Monitp Apeuut
unb 9ard SraBs, in bsiasttr Stabt. babtu
wtrptn am Samlfas, BIN 1. Gag i'm Dasmbsr
1894. nm 10 llbr gOrmittass, ,ur esf6tisung
tes burh bic Ripsliruus bstrpheusn Gietn-
tbums, ~ psl6tr 3sit unp Srt ale psripnsn,
bic in lOl6tm S6apsn pbr 8prtbfil intsrsiIirt
lnc, nit ibrtn 3eussn cine gsIrssnbtt gum
@sb5r babsu psrprn, ipllttu iit piss piini&m.
). alton Davis
@bas. 8psmpeL Stiittisr.
All @tp. Z. gBtapsr,)
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81 tSerihtfidle&.

= Mbter IrdbaIb bat sinen fpssielr
len @eridtstermin anberaumt, Der am
"a. DECEMBER Beginner unb stpei @o6en
unbauern fog. Dies seidiebt, nm BEN
DitriftSanipaIt cine @eIesenbeit su ses
ben, Dor ieinem glmtSaustritte mad
WDsIibfeit aufsurdumen.
: 8i6ter aIbrisbt bon aaentoipn
uiiiitirt bieie Bode Bel ben bieiisen @s'
ri4tsiibunsen.
= Ridter Irdbalb berfdste an
Dienitas. baB 100 tpeitere Namen In
bas @eidtporenenrab eetban perber
fir ben ipesieIlen @eri6tstermin. Di'
Siebuns fano am Mitttpod itatt.
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@Sbel- unb S6rrinerarbriten.
Seb. @reims sl smpisblt ii& ;ur anfsr'
tisune terartigr arbsittn. 600 GIN Strabs,
In @fials's planingmia. 80
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2anb III perfaufen /:

8pn elmer Srsds BON sttpa 325 Ndsrn uu-
futipirtsm 9anb, selsssn In ben Sppnibips
glsptpn unb 8anlpm, psrflufs i'd belisbiss par'
seasn 3u $25 ben Ader.
Gernsr: 5aus unb Got Ro. 2747 Sadicn
Straes. Got SO bel IFS Gub; Stifbdums, gutter
Srunnsn, Staa unp anpere gerbefsrungsu.
Aub Gin gutter eumbrpassn gum balbsn prsiis
W. 8lpta, 2747 Sadlpn Straee. II
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an t,erfaufeu:

Saus unb Cot einidIlsbid anoerem Gigeu'
tbum, Gde 8ittston auenue uno Besd Strabe |;
quite ra9e fur Sotel ODER anoeIes Ssiddft;
leidte 8eoinsuusen. aoreifri: Gi9entblmer,
BoE 288. Sapeb. pa. 61
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Scranton SnrnsWercin.
Moutag, Den rs. yiob. 1894:
6rpfes
S@aMtMrnen
2(eabcnnp Of Wtniie,

Unter UllIlplrtun9 idmmtIlnet SUuIer'
flaIien, Damen unb uetiDen Turner.
(anfaua llbr absnos.)
Gmtrittsprtiie fuo 8allerie, 20 Ssnts;
8altcup. SO Gents Srdeftsr GirtsI. 90 Gts.
Parlor Smbl rs Sents
Sidsts fuo bel Dem eebrer. fowie surnfda'
Itrn ~ baben.
Die i'm 8oraus e.taufteu Sidsts fonnsn am
6rsitaa, ben % Rop.. au Der Saffe Der ata'
S,mu psssn rslsrpiris sse umsstauiai uerosH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
III BAR61 A.lnRlslAlglo

tal N. Wilougby, despu6s tavieron mas mott
cias de elloa.
70 mismo no omit racurBo aleuno on mis- investga-
cones pero todas fueron nfructuosas adquir a cert
dumbre de que padre de Ethel habia per0cdo ~
companero Cuando regres6 Octawa, Ethel haba mar
chado TIVE notcia al n de e dengracia que hahfa E1
trdoy y se traslad6 Montreal Creo que IA muier de
Wiougby parienta 1uya que habfa lido reunirle
con ella.
Ardfa On deseoo de volvsrla e yer, pero concan-
ca 10 poda pretender turbar g dolor Content6me,
pues eueribTa, anuncandola que aaa para Europa
pero que regresaga al gguiente aho NADIA mas podfa
decirla naturaente; no habia usaado aUn 81 moneno
de las proteatas aentimentales
Recibf breye respuessa. Klla olvida1fa nunca
oS dfaHq que habfamou pasado iuntoG tendra placer
en VERNE dc nuevo.
AL ano siguienta cumplf mi promesa regroa6
Montrea pero lcu6 ssra mi contrariedad A sabar
que Mad. WIllougby habia abandonado Montreal sin
decir haCa que parte drgfag UnoS hababan de loB
Estados Unidos otros de Europa
He aqUf por que mi buen Dscrsa, 81 nombre de
Ethel emoc6n que ni siaera he intentado
dismuar.-s
El leCtor agradecerA sin duda, que hayamos onl
lido laa 1plas ntsrrupcions por medic de Las cuale
SCone Dacres haba cas cada fraBe Comantado q raa
rs de s1 amiga Hawbury.
Por 10 demas durante a Ultima parte de este larga
narration Dacren habia eaconddo = cabsza entire ma
nos bien porque le inaprsua ntetes aguno roman
tics hatcTia bien porque pnpoSupase agna pfetunda
xahex6n
Pero tan pronto como HaiFbu1y osu6 ds hablsr Pa
cres die uaixandola ir6 r6nicamenteis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
As BmI1o4a0A 81 HIA Oo1n1go1DrrlOrA 81 PFo-EIrOs'

prena . No guerra Greer tamana inverosimitud . pe..
70 hube, II fla, de rendirme & Ia evidencia.
Dsbfamoa ante todo ocuparnos del porvenir, no dol
pasad puerto que c preGento teniamos hambro
precise procurarnoB vveres para q poryenir mstntva-
monte reggtr6 mis bolGillos. ION diCha Connervaba
adm anzuelo gedal do repueIto CortS una rama
de 8rbo ConfeCcion6 eBpecie de CANA yniendo on
mi auxho IA Proydonea de oB naufragos cogf breve
tempo peacado soberbio. Con una piedra mi esa
bon encend un buen fuego bajo mi paabra do honor
pued0 asegurarte que mi vida he hGCho una comda
neior
Entonees supe que \ iovensns llamaba Ethel, Ethel
OrnO. Esaba triste, inqueta; tafa que padre hui
biera perecdo 81 incondO EsforC9me tranquil
zara porO precise peDsar el modo de sAE de Ia
lsla Para uegar a otra orila pogble pensar
nm vado... N1nple6 d reBbo del dia con6trur ma
balsa que u manana iguente con1egui poner dots
Todo esto to parecara muy po6co, pero bisn de.
ba esta indemnizaci6n Il poea lD6nde ent4baoa2 la
d6hd0 iba conducirnos Ia corriento3 70 NADIA saba
Niuna habitaci6n yefa as ribsras Nuestro viao
dur6 treu dfaa Cada de 6ato1 bai6bamos TERRA
hacaos comida, que componfa exCluavamento AZ
peacaao. Indtil me pareco deCrte que mi compahera
20 habfamos legado cor los meores amigos del mundo
iAyI amigo Dacres Iqu6 ama cu4nta nobIszal lqu6
energa Yalsrona qu6 hermouo c0raz6nl No me hababa
do reconocmento, pero mirada .. atiende chando
piensn aquala miraba, puedo dominar extreme
cmiento de placer, de emoci6n celestial. Por Gin le
gamos aidea no leios de OTTAWA brev4 NOS ha
uamcs "a eata pOblaci6n
All mo dQi6, drigisndoss casa dc IN amigo de su
psdre Al signients dia fu vsra; inquietud haba
hpmentada. Sabiase que padre hAbfa marohadQ CON
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

1l.88loE te suHerIocT6n Is ssEa InE3F Inc 81.
yiBta pirs las families - d $40, moneda
torriente On semestre, 3sb0. Sa s1pIica lsa
psrIonia due cIoasan suscriEdree por todn 81 a1o
1894, Is dirvan vemitir d iuoporte anticipado
naa sin ens raouisito no "a aarvir6 pedido Alg1n0
lzsGSls HermaaS q fIa-sar1 Jos6 q Capital. Is. 8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
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PAISAgN DE VEBANC.
Folyo moacag. Atmdsfera ploniaa
Dozds retnmba 81 tablatear del trneno;
X como cianen entire innnudo cionO,
NutieE blancas Ga cialC De cemizs.
N mar sue andas blamcas paraliza
Y 81 relSmpagD, enCima de su seno,
Dol horizonta An 81 confiu sarano
TraiEa su rapda exhalacion roiizn,
El 6rboI soaoliento cabecsa
Honda calma do cierne largo instante;
Hieaden 81 aire r6pidaa gabiotas;
El rayo en 81 espacio centollea,
Y ;obra 81 dorBo de Is terra hum0ante
Baia il IluviA De crepitantaa gotas.
JULIAN DEL CAsAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Un auleto cargado dc deudas entaba expi.
rando, y IN gaCerdcte le aaistia:
La dpica RraCia que pid0 Dios-decia eli
pacianae 90 que me alargue 4 vida hasta que he.
"a pagado min acreedorea.
Els tan laUdabla eSe prop6nito- cont0staba
81 cenfasoE-qu indudablemente DioS accedeEa
& s1a desaoG.
Padre -suspira 81 enfsrmo-si Dies me CON.
cede eaa graoia eHtoy seguro uue 40 norire nuncas
The Baptist headlight., 1894-02-01
IT is told of the late William J

IT is told Of the late William K.
Vanderbilt that on one occasion
when he remained at his Newport
cottage month later than usual, he
dismissed his French chef and en-
gagged an old fashioned New England
one who could make dOughnuts and
apple sass and Indian pudding,
and presumably, Boston baked beans
Presumably, too, he ate his fill of pie
during that bright dream of CASTRO
nomical happiness; and when he
went back to New York he said, Il
have had good time. I've had the
best things to eat that I:have known
in many a year"
The Baptist headlight., 1894-02-01

mezzotinto In the year 1913 he en-.
graved portrait of Princess Amelia
of Hesse by its application.
The discovery of the principle Of
the manufacture of satin was pure
accident. The word 'satin,'' which
originally was applied to all silk
stuffs, has since the last century,
been used to designate simply those
tissues which present only a lustrous
surface. The discovery was made by
silk weaver named Octavio Mai.
During dull period of business one
day he was pacing before his loom,
not knowing how to give new i'm
pulse to trade. AS he passed the
machine each time he pulled short
threads from the warp and, follow
ing an old habit, put them into his
mouth and rolled them about, soon
after splitting them upon the floor.
Later he discovered little ball of
silk upon the floor Of his shop. and
was astonished at the brilliancy Of
the threads. He repeated the eXper-
iment. and eventually employed var
ious mucilaginous preparations and
succeeded in giving satin to the
world.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-02-01
Cranberry Culture.

Cranberry culture is spreading. A
few years ago Cape Cod and certain
parts OF New jersey supplied the
markets with that delicious berry
Later, Wisconsin added Largely to the
output, and now Washington and
Michigan are coming to the front In
cranberry production. In Chippewa
County, Mich, near Whitehsh Point
is a tract of country known as beaver
meadows" which is said to be we'll
suited to cranberrieS The land ia
now cheap and can be bought at "a
per acre. Possibly early and late
frosts may operate as a great draw.
back to the business so far north In
the Lake Superior region, otherwise
there should be no reason why the
business might not pan out we'll. In
nearly all parts OF Michigan, as we
have had occasion to know, wild cram
berry boys have been found, many OF
which yielded Handsomely even in a
wild state. Good cranberry land
about Cape Cod is said to be worth
s4OO per acre or over. -California
Fruit Grower.