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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-06-07

Mrs. j. s. Manley will do dressmaking at N. B
Sherman's, South ChailestOwn, N. H., or will e
out If wanted. 1t
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-06-07
EAST LEMPSTER.

Mrs. Mary Roundy is spending the
summer at the old homestead.
Allen X. Hood has purchased a tin
and plumber shop at Charlestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Hurd of
Westminster, Mass, are passing few
days in town.
Mrs. A. b. Russell has gone to La
coma to spend few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Bickford. Mrs. Mary
Porter will attend to her household
duties while she is absent.
Memorial day passed very pleasantly
Hiram Parker was president of the day
and w. f. Bruce, marshall. The eXer-
cises at the cemetery consisted of deco
rating the graves of the fallen heroes by
the school children and veterans, after
which the procession repaired to the
church which had been tastefully deco
rated with evergreens, plants and flags.
The exercises there consisted of recita-
tons and singing by the children, an
Grafton by A. b. Russell, historical
review of the town by w. G. Sabin and
remarks by the veterns. The most
pleasing event was the Goddess of Lib
erty which was represented by Miss
Eliza Pollard and her attendants, Mrs.
Lena Libby and Miss Kate Allen. The
music under the instruction of HI. F.
Olmstead was excellent. 1t was a day
that will long be remembered and cher
ished in the hearts of the people.
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wEsTMORELAND DEPOT.

Joseph H. Surprenant has been sick
the past week but is better.
Mrs. Mary l. WILDER has been visiting
friends in Walpole the past week.
Some from here attended the enter
tainment at Walpole May 30, and pro-
nounced it very fine.
Isaac Craigue and Miss Emma Wright
were united in marriage at Walpole on
Memorial day and left on the train to
visit friends in Vermont for few days.
Memorial day was appropriately OBJ
served. The exercises We're held in the
brick church at the south village. Much
credit is due the teachers and scholars
of the town for the entertainment they
furnished. Their pieces were all appro-
pirate for the occasion. The church
was finely decorated with flags and
flowers. There were speeches and music
after which they marched to the ceme-
terry and decorated the graves of the fall
len heroes. The few Grand Army men
of the place were in attendance. Dele
gates were appointed to decorate the
graves in the several yards in different
parts of the town.
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DREwSvILLE.

Mrs. E. s. Bond is not in her usual
health.
Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. Lowell have re-
turned from Brattleboro.
Mrs. Hubbard of Chesterfield is Wis
iting with her daughter, Mrs. s. ID.
Cobb.
Miss Nellie Towle has closed her
business at Walpole village and is now
with her mother.
Cyrus Royce has returned to Lexing-
ton, Mass, but is expected to be at his
old homestead here portion of the
time.
S. D. Cobb it is thought is gradually
recovering from his long sickness which
has confined him to the house since
last autumn.
The services at st. Peters church
Sunday, June 10, will be held at 4 p.
m. and Bishop Niles is expected to
make his annual visit at that time.
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LANGDON.

Most of our people attended Memo
rial exercises in the adjoining towns.
Some report corn as rotting in the
ground, the weather being too cold and
wet.
D. F. Cram and wife were in town
last week calling on their old neigh
bors.
Mrs. A. F. Foster spent part of last
week at Saxton's River, VT, calling on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DH. Rowell of
Vershire, VT, are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Austin II. Fish.
M. F. Bragg and family were sum-
moned to Cavendish, VT, last week by
the death of Mrs. Bragg's sister-in-law.
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DEERING.

George F. Woods spent Sunday at G.
M. Browns.
E. E. Andrews spent Sunday with
his wife at Mrs. J. G. Gregg's.
visited at J. l.. Goodale's last Satur-
day.
Miss Cora Peaslee and Miss Christa-
bel Gregg attended the dance at Henni-
ker last Friday night.
Eben Bartlett, with three men, has
been at work on his farm known as the
Putney place during the past week.
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UNITY.

Mrs. William Burt is erecting new
barn.
Miss Hattie Reed of Chester, VT, is
stopping at w. r. Burt's.
Mrs. Edwin Hall is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G.. V. French, in Grafton, vt.
Frank Crossman has finished his
work at Houghtonville, VT, and is at
home.
Mrs. Mary Whittemore has sold her
farm to Elmer Crossman, and removed
to NARROW where she has bought a
place.
The remains of the late L. NJ Whit
temOre were removed from the ceme-
terry here and taken to NARROW for bur-
ial last week.
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WHAT WOMEN MOST NEED.
Is It the Ballot or Friendly
Assistance ?
A PROFESSORS IDEAS.
Everybody is Talking About Suf-
frage for Women While There
Are Some Important Points
That Seem to be Over
looked.

"The great agitation of the woman's
suffrage question is bringing out many
things about women of which few
people ever think"
He was professor in medical col
lege who spoke and he spoke earnestly.
"Women are entitled to all the priv
ileges they can secure" he continued.
"Few people, except women them
selves, know what they have to endure.
Men cannot understand these things
nor appreciate them. If they did |
think they would often act differ
emily"
The speaker paused and shade of
sadness came across his face.
"There are periodical times when
every woman needs help. Men often
do not know this and would be of little
assistance if they did. But help in the
form of something soothing, sustaining
and Strengthening she must have.
Women talk these things over among
themselves and it is pretty generally
admitted that there is but one thing
that can be confidently relied upon as
a friend in need at such trying time.
This is the standard preparation which
is SO valuable for men, SO Indispensable
to women and so popular with both
Warmers Safe Cure. The effects it pro-
duces are not imaginary they are real.
1t helps women at their critical times
because it possesses the properties
known to nothing else for soothing,
healing and always helping. And it
is because of these things that it is so
popular.
~ do not know whether women will
secure the ballot or not, but l do know
that they deserve the best things man.
kind can bestow and that medical sci
ence and discovery have already done
wonders for the sex. l, for one, hope
that American women will become the
brightest, strongest and healthiest
women in the world for they are al
ready the most attractive"
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CAGES MILLS.

George Lawrence was called to Rock
ingham last week by the sudden illness
of his sister.
Mrs. and Mrs. George Beals enter
tanned few friends Monday evening
All had very pleasant time.
The fair given last Friday night by
the young people of the Sunday school
was well patronized and over SIS was
realized. There is talk of having an en-
tertainment some time in the latter
part of this month.
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EAST ACWORTH.

Robert Reed has returned from visit
ing friends in CharlestoWn.
Sadie Lombard is SO indisposed as to
be unable to attend school.
A. M. and J. T.. Mitchell had the mis-
fortune to lose valuable horse last
week.
John Rich has moved into his new
house which he has just purchased OF
Mrs. Nancy Clark
Mrs. Harvey Baldwin and Mrs. John
Fairbrother of Charlestown visited
friends in this place last week.
We are very sorry not to have our in.
teresting meetings here this season az
we have had for the past two summers
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Bucklen,s Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Sores,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns
and all skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. IL is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price % cents per box. For sale by j.
4. Pierce.
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TO OUR PATRONS =:

Web onen say Bicycles
We sell
Diamond
taken the liberty few
The tisa Diamond
we
Fchburg with
cansed nv misuse orneglect P.
noWitbs tandin the
the 10
Hereare
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-06-07

Ladies clean your kid gloves with jose
phlne Glove Cleaner, for sale only at Wales
Cash Store, sole agents for the celebrated
Bon Marche kid gloves in all the most desir-
able shades for street or evening wear.
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aunque la combination me parsce ercelente.

aunque la combination me parsce excelente.
--Es muy justo --dijo Roberto--y estamos
dispuestos 4 depositar un million quinentos
mil frances en- sn GAIA do va,
Y deshla0 un enorme enyoltorio Sellado,
que contenia esta suma EN- billetes de banco.
kl agente SO sonr6 con deferencia y dijo;
No necesito mas que un million, sclores
.,... Conozco Ia honradez del sefior Deye'
rain M voy dar las 0rdcneS necesnras
.... SQuiere usted decirmc su nombre, ca
balleroa
Roberto de Campignal; pero deseo, CO.
mo el senior Dsverain, no hgurar 70 tam,
POGO.
---Pierdan ustedes cuidado, serG discrelo.
El ogente de cambio diG el recibo de IN
million 4 los dos amigos, y estos Sc retira-
ron. Despu6s examine Marlier otra vez las
ordenes de Roberto Y de Deverain, estudan-
do enseguida las dc Ia banca Marsebert
--Dijerase que ese ioven Sc ha vuelto 10.
co. En- fin, el hotel de la calle de Milton,
undo la fortuna de Su madre la del
senior Baranville, me responde de loque pue'
de perder.
Y con la indiferencia de quien csta acos-
tumbrado presenciar la ruina de muchas
gentes, Sc fu6 4 Ia Bolsa cosa de Ia una.
I'm ell camino, vi6 Jorge acompailado de
Vouzadoux.
Ha recibido usted nuestras 6rdcnesY-
lie pregunt6 este.
Me las han lleyado esta maiiana iSiguen
ustedes en- Ia idea de que las ejecutc?
-&f por que NOT
--Es que meparecon un POGO atrevidas.
No iAnde V. pronto!-dijo socamente
VouzadoX
Y 81 agents de cambio Sc encogi6 de HON,
bros, mientras VouzadouX murmnraba al
dido do Jorge.
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-Es pobre Msrlier ,e \. hacienda visio

rs Popro MaIHer 30 w naclenuO VlelO.
En- cuanto Jorge ~ hubo asegurado de
que la combination seguia sus tramites, sa-
lid dc In bslsa para ir yer i su madra IL
cnal eslaba muy agitada desde por Ia mana
na,
Baranville So ayigtd con Nouzadoux 4 me-.
dia lardc, y ambos estaban satisfechss dc la
Marcia dol negocio.
llablando Jorge, dijo Baranyilc Il Vollza-
douX
Ese nho nos Ia trastornado aver. Su
madre esta mala todo ell din.
Sin embargo cuado Jorge yolv6 al lado
de Julia la encontro lcyantada. Su madre
no guerra dcjarse abitar por aquella repell-
tina inquletud que se habia apoderado ds
ella iQue podia temcr despucs de toda!
tlulsn podla deslruir el andamiaje constuido
dnrante toda su vida;
For In noche dijo i Jorge Su madrc.
-Quiero il al circo conigo, para yer
esa amazona de quirn habla todo Paris.
En- ell fondo, no podia reSstir al dcseo de
ir NJ circo para c-piar 4 la amazona il sllS
acompahantes. Pensaba que SuS ojos de
madre descubririan tai yez 10 que nj Jorge
nj Vouaadoux hablan visto
a las nuevc media de la noche, es decr,
momentos anes dc la aparici6n de Arabella,
Julia, su hijo, Baranville y Vouzadoux,
ocupaban un palco. Instintiyamente, miro
Julia al frente vic un palco vacio. Casi
al punto SO presento Arabella en- medic de
los aplausos de la multtud, Salud6 gracio
samente al pdblico y, volvi6ndose hacia e
palco que Julia haba mirado POGO antes, hi
70 una plofunda reverencia. Todos los
dlos Sc fijaron entonces en- aquel palco, don.
dc tres jovenes, que acababan de entrar, es.
taban EN- pic pamoieando,
i Middleton !-eXclam6 Jorge.
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bio a su cuarto. donds no Sc atrevi6 Z en-
Gender luz. Despues baj6 al salon turcc.
que SO hallaba al lado del salon grande.
Bien segnra estaba de que nadie 10 descu
bria, pudieddo esperar tranquila lhasta que
Jorge entrase
Hal'la proximemente una hora que lvonne
estasa ALI cuando el ruido do un cochs r.
sono on sl vestibulo del hotel Enssguida
encendi0 el criado Ia arafia dAl salon gran
40, y oyo lvonne vsrias yoces. Julia entral
"a acompahada do su hijo, do Baranvills y
de Vouzadoux.
-,No tione usted ninguna carta para mi9
-pregunto Jorge al criado.
ST soiior, una.
rnigala usted.
III criado trajo la carta y 50 retro.
Jorge ley6 con asombro el sobre, y dijo
---Es del senior Marisr
Rasg6 el sobre y lego en- alta voz.
Z" Caballero, creo deber preyenirle que la
operaci6n intentada por usted hoy. NO ha
dado ell resultado que esperaba Todos los
yalores que usted ha vendido estan on ba-
ia, mientras que los que han comprado es-
tan en- alza. La diferencia sera, por desgra-
cia, muy considerable. Adiunta lie remito
la nota de sus operaciOnes."
--iEsta loco!-exclam6 VouzadoUx.
---Es impossible murmur6 Baranville.
Vouzadoux cogi6 In nota comenx6 {
leerla, lanzando gritos de c6lera.
,iEsto es ana indigna traici6n! lYo no
he dado semejantes ordenes Esto es preci-
samente 10 contraro dc mi combination.
Jorge, no replic6 NADIA. TOGO I'm timbre,
y Sc present6 el criado.
Vaya usted mi despacho y traigams
el copiador de cartas.
Cinco minutes despu6s los tres hombres
leian atsntamente la hoja en- quesPeyrot
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espiritu; al fin y al cabo, Jorge era hernia


no suyo. y guerra salvarlo.
Aquela noche, cuando Roberto, Deverain
y Mcranus diieron que iban 4 presentase
en pGblico, estreneci6se lyonne. No pedia
ningnna eXplicaci6n, pero pensaba obrsr
tambicn ella.
Aproyech6 IN momento en- que Elena pre-
paraba su cuart0 entr6 Ell el subterraneo
que conducia d Ia habitaoi6n do III sehora
Loudon, Janicot estaba de guarda Ell aquel
sitio. AL yerle dijo Ia j6ven.
--Jancot, necesito yer la sehera Loudon.
I'll guardian no tuvo la menor desconhan-
IA, abri6 la trampa, la ioven subi0 al Guar
to de Ia anciSna.
La sehora loudon SO qued6 muy sorpren-
dida al verla, porque lvonne lamas haibs
franqueado aquel pasadizo.
Elena esta algo mala -dijo--y yoy i
buscar 10 que necesito.
y, yeloz como el rayo. Sc lanz6 4 Ia calle
donde do tuye al primer coche qlle encontrt
dando 6rden DE- qu" la lleyaran 4 la entra-
da de Ia calle tie Milton. No sabia muy bien
10 que tendra que hacer; pero su prop6sitt
era entrar secretamente en- el hotel, Dor
la noche, yer d Jorge 4 solas para prevenirle
que le perseguian con Observation-Disclosures
| (reia, EN- sil candidez, que esta prueba dc
cariiio bastaria para que gu hermano entra
IA en- el buen camno.
No puedo olvidar que hemos tenido e
mismo padre -pensaba para infundrse va
lor
AL llegar delante del hotel, vi6 que Ii
puerta cochera estaba alberta dc par en- par
y supuso que Julia habria saido, porque SO
10 cuando ella salia dejaba asi la puerta. i
portera estaba un POGO mas arriba, hablan
do con unas vecinas. lyonne entr6 arrima
da q la pared, sin que nadie la viera, y su
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VA|TII,LUNDI'(!!!
PLAYA DE PONCE P. R.
CASA EN- MAYAGUEz: FRITzE, LuNDT Il 90,
Bamq4eros eomisionistas, Importadorss
Erportadores.
AgenteS
DE LAS
SIGUIENTES COMPANIAS
Dew PORES
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.,
HAMBURG
MALA REAL LNGLESA
LO N D r Z s
LINEA DE VAPORES SIERRA
ENIhE LlV EhFOOL,
ESpANA a. PUERTO-RICO
10 B I L B A 0 o.
EMPRKSA
vAPORES CORREoS ESPANOLEs
CUBA, SANTO DOMINGO
PUERTO-RICO DE
SOBRINOS DE HERRERA
--HABANA-
NEW-YORK & PUERTO RICO s. i co.
YORK
GALVESTON Il WEST-INDIES
s. S. co.
ENTIRE GALVESTON, (TEXAS) PTO- RICO
MUSGRAVE COMPANYS
WEST INDIES s s. LINES
H A L I T A q
VApoR oosTERo A VILES
REPRESENTATIVES
DEL
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
NEW-YORK
vENTA DE PROvISIONEs.
CONSTANTE SURTIDO DE ARR0z
INDIA Y JAPONES
|3vps Playa de Ponce. Mayo 2S 1894
BREGARO & Go.
PLAYA PONCE, P. r.
Agentes de las companies sigl1ientes
de vapores:
LA VELOCE
Compahia de vapores italianos
COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA
WAT SNES SSNNESS
(antes do A. LOPEZ Y C'
BARCELONA
LINE OF SPANISH MAIL
STEAMERS FROM LIVERPOOL TO
THE WEST INDIES
LARRINAGA d c.
LIVERPOOL
| A los agriculteres!
Lleg6 Ia primera r-mesa de- los
abonos minerales de Ia fabrica es,a.
blecida en- Mayagiez.
Haganse los pedidos 4
CHRISTIAN ROYSEN.
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
INGENIERO


Representante de los sehores Manlove
Alliet y CO, ingenieros manufacturers y
especialistas en- toda clase de n1aquinarias
para haciendss de cana y la fabrication dc
azdcar. ~.
Pfdansa infnrmaa. .Tulso4. 1898 "a
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\ Y | |


Dnrante los primeros diaS de permanent
Ella en- casa del sabio Merenus, habla viyido
Ivonne como inconSciente, acordandosc tan
solo do que habia corrido un gran peligro,
del cual sali6 gracias Roberto. Y dejaba
que obrasen en- torno de 81, feliz yiendo d
Roberto, felz sobre todo ante Ia idea de que
NADIA podria Separates va. Habitaba con
Elena ell cuarto del sabio, y las des jovcnes
pasaban ALI cas- todos los dias. Sus tres
amigos les contaban ell pocas. palabras los
acontecimientos que Sc sucedian fuera.
Cuando lvonne sali6 del estado de moons
ciencic en- que habia caido, Sc abandon6 por
complete su indignation contra la sehora
de Mars6bert contra Baranvile y Vouza-
doux, y haSta contra Jorge. Pero POGO a
POGO Sc apoderaba cierta preocupaci6n de su
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Sc Venden

Los dos famosos cercados uombrados
GUIRIBAI.DI y SOUFFRONT; el primero
de l52 cuerdas, y 81 segundo de so cuerdas
dc extensi6n terreno todo llano, de primera
calidaa, y superior para todo cultivo; no ha
sido nunca roturado desde que SO desmon-
b. t.s,.
Ambos cercados aembrades dc yarba dc
guinea, estan divididos por el rio Caias.
UN CANAL DE RIEGO, construido to-
do de ladrillos, que tiene su presa de aqua en-
el mismo rio Cahas y sirve para regar los
mencionados terrenos. D,.,.
Sc asegura que dichas 232 cuerdas de
yerba de guinea son de 10 mas esplendido
on esta clase de pastos. NJ, "a
Pueden venderse dichos terrenos sspa-
radamente.
Para las condolences Dc venta, entenderse
con su dueho, que 10 es tambien de- la ha-
cienda Amelia, on cuyos terrenos nay abun-
dantisimos einmejorables pastos de yerba,
guinea, malojillo y grama, los cuales SO al
quilan para gsnado vacuno. f'
Marso. so 1894. 6im. 3 o.. p.s. 4
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IIabia conocido 4 Roberto de Campignac,

Iabla conOcido 4 Roberto de Uampignac,
i Deverain ya MerenuS
En- aqurl nomenio, Roberto Vic In scno-
IA tie Mars6berl, y 10 dirgi6 un saludo lleno
de graca insolenlc, julia Baranvillc y
VouzadouX estaban medic muertos. Jorge
cxclam0 con yoa enrecortada:
iva sospechaba 70 que no habia mncrlo
Fl lut, sin embargo, quien conserve mas
ca ma. Salud6 ii Roberto, cuando Arabella
bubo terminado rus cicrcicios, di d Julia.
Ven, mama.
Ofreci6le el brazo, y la sac6 fuera del
circo, mientras que Vouzadonx y Baranvi-
lls sc ibsn sostenidos por Varnouillard, que
aguardaha 1 IA salida
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INSTITuTO DE- VACUNAClON
M UNICIPAL DE ARECBO

Vacunaci6n di'ecta de la ternera todos
los Jueves y Domiogoa, gratis en- la Ssla
de Socorro.
A domicilic, cada individuo vacunado
dos pesos. ~
Por an envase conteniendo linfa pura
condensada y conservsda por sistema espe-
cial, envuelta en- glcerina des'nfectada, y
sin ninguna otra sustarcia infecciosa, can.
tidad sufciente para vacunar caatro per-
sonas, dos pesos. a~
So traslada cualquier punto De la Isla
en- que SO garantizen ciento circuenta per-
sonas qae vacunar. Con los Ayuntamien-
tos se hscen con,ratas especiales.
A-ecibe, Sstiembre Dc 1894
ISnltia10 Sejn
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F04l-ET ~ N ep
PEDRO SALES
UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
ROBERTO DE CAMPIGNAC
XVI
CONTINUA FL rRAsIADo DE Los Mu.IoNEs

CONTINUA FL TRAsLADo DE Los MlLT.0NES
En- efeeto-contest6 Deverain-pcro lie
suplico Y. que no liable nadie de mi re-
gres0
FL agente Sc inclin6 diciendo:
--lQue quieren ustedes sehores?
--Confarls v. Ia opersci6n sguiente -
respondi6 Deverain.
Y slarg6 al sefior Marler I'm papol donde
81 habia copiado Ia combination do Vouza-
dout. Ell agsnte de cambio logo todss las
6rdenes y dijo.
--Es una operaci6n muy facil de hacer,
porque casualmente he recibdo esta mafsna
6rdenes de venta qpe equivsen a estas Or
denes dc compra, y vecsversa. CAST puede
hacerlo sin salir del esoritorio . Unics-
mente, sehorss, la operacion que ustedes in
tentan es muy considerable No les ocul-
tare que necesito pedirles alguna fianza,
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Escuela superior de ninas
o.,,d5 ,d9 8 P0S1nS@ S17n; SGS@7so
Diciem ore 3 de 1892.

E da IL de Julio comenzaran do las classes
centric de ensenanza.
Ademas de las asgnaturas coespondeute grado superior
las nnas que 10 deseen podan da case dc doas dbuo
La case de dbuo connda cargo dol professor Dassa
ge de m1sca desde Dcembre utmo la segua desen
Fernando mi ha Carmea Lacasa cua adema de los edos
hechos en- esa ocadad ba direction de compentes rofeso
obtuvo Madrid los tres que fu6 aumna del Con
servatoro Naciona primer preo po unanmdad los
pectivos
Las abores pesenadas por esa cuea la eciene Expo
sici6n de la Provincial han obtenido medaa de oro
# Ponce, 2 de JUNO de 1894
FRANCESCA A. LACASA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-08
Llnea de las Antillas.
vaPor NJ. /, ViIIaverde,

RI vapor ~ vaverde del da puerto tomaa
pasaje para Epna asboro Puerto drsoto
aque puerto da catorce de cada guno de Ia compA
M do Herrera del % omara Epana para asbo
ar Puero o correo deco sale do igua puerto a Dc
cada mes .S, & ees2t-
En- hpoa cuarentenara desde IL dc Mayo 80 de
re admite odos los pueos dc ru peo paro
amena para Santander 80. - .M
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-08

y Fundici6n
de ROBERTO GRAHAM

En este establecimiemto Sc constru-
gen q hay de venta:
Maquinitas de picar carne
Maquinas dc picar yerba
Maquinas de desgranar maiz
Maquinas de despulpar cafe ~
Cedazos para cafe
Subidores 8 dragas para cafe
Carretillas de mano
Carritos de mano y para caballos
Carros para comercio y haciendas
Ruedas y ejes para carros dc
todos tamanos
BALCONIES y escaleras de hero.
Ponce, Marina.
Stb..e. 20 de 1894 l t. 3 ps.
ROBERTO GRAHAM
INGENIERO
The Lamar register., 1894-04-07

sxT -oAr oxs To rrf.r rarx. :
rrr Nut. despite this. there
Ir picture no hint Of drsola-
|,he smoke carried mp from the
IN che~r-hlue >Psrsi>. snt
u tho door. la her gay plasd
Sp-arr~l the very esntrodiinent
ht and domestic happiness
-ed the door and returned /,
Jog room. The old woman
|hy the are frightened up a.
|Fcd
got OF. Margaret
Erannie- Hut they were ex-
|aoubifai ssl,e tber or not you
kld take cair pf ourselves for
hrs Hut ! fancy VIC can.
fpear-d 80 strong, and beauti-
capable. standing straightly
|thr winter light. that the
! by the stove WAS ~ 10th 10
eyes from the fair vision A.
! mes I-auyaa and his wife .
pc previous
-. she ehirpri. well have
y 1-i.sfsnc. This room j. mighty
now than yon've fixed l, up.
!
n glanced around. The apart
Indeed look different from
bad on her return home from
short time ago 4 soft rug
"a the giaring ingrain carpet;
be ash shelves. laden with
ere on the wall: reddish cur
ftencd tbs rough outlines Of
'iowS; on the wire s,ane OF
nntS, hsaeinths an1 srraniums
BLOOM
The Lamar register., 1894-04-07
rhe wItne.. WA. on Oath.

Lawyer One more question; Is
the defendant addicted to the use Of
tobacco
Witness L don't know, sir. He
smokes cigarettes
The Lamar register., 1894-04-07
Very Much in Earnest.

Aunty Why. what are you doingf
Little Johnny Only prayin.
"Praying?'
..ies'm. Pm prayin' that I'll be a
good boy this afternoon.
That's noble"
..Yes'm Mamma said il was a
good boy this afternoon she'd briLg
me some candy"