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u admit It'll have the eyn eye! he
eNcla!m 3D.
Ought grunted the old Indian dubl-
ousIy. but he stepped back a trlhe dlscon-
certsd. at which Ed took heart to pro
coed.
You see what / have done" ia con-
tinued. with an Impressive gesture toward
the dead morse at his feet shall ! cast
my terrible eye upon you?' and he paused,
drl natlcally
The younger Graves whispered among
themselves and looked asliauce. while
the old chief shifted about uueasily
you do not know the white brother
whom YOU disturb. lie Is big medicine. II
he should care to. he could look upon you
with his evil eye and send every one Of
you to the happy hunting ground"
ed harrangued them trembling inward
~, vel putting on a bold face outwardly-
for he well knew he was talking for his
life.
AS he went on he saw with a thrill OF
hope several Of the young Indians made
strenuous efforts 70 dodge with dignity be-
hind others Of the party whenever he
looked in their direction They would gaze
intently toward the horses. or into the tops
OF the trees-almost anywhere rather than
toward him.
Even the old chief seemed to be inter-
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day nNe mon DIG III bohe anu Htp"B i'
limb, with rough Clothes ana minus caI'
| loused and heavy lolnted' may pe seen en-
ing nenriliN AT one OF thr laplts' hwy
are falr-hared men Germans pHln,y IRON,
| their speech, ana arc always lhushlhE ana
good injured. Ihey nave hul common
place Wit ana acini instruction ana they
eat with their lnlNe'' sun m 'helr way
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famous tamer Phni9aeIphia. for instance.
who h certainly moi lacking In courage,
told me that he would not take such
risk for the whole Of New York city.
From living thus I'm an atnosphere of
perpetial danger these groorns come 10
have a curious Indifference 10 cluws' ana
fapgg. They know perfectly well mat thoy
arc expoped every day 10 death or mutiin-
ion. ana vet they carry no weapon into
inc capes save n uttIe wooden ciub ma
NOT always that. They know TINT the big
Let, are treocbarn,,, ,bc,, have s,on
cnfnrado4 carried away deod or rrlevously
,youndcd. ana vet thcv ia on every o,,y
If their lives doing ag n matter OF course
what even the professional llon-tamer
,,,,,d bcrltate "a ,,ndcrtako They nre
fatoltstg az rerarda y,ld beasts ond no
soldier OF an imperial guard ever learned
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Coleman City, Texas, February s.-Dear
Post: ] have been reading the Children's
club for a long time, but never have writ
ten. l have been going to school. study
five books My teachers name Is Miss
Jennie McChris, have been sick this
week. so I could not so to school My sis.
,crs name is Esther, shn IS Il years old.
She goes to school with me- / got four
Christmas presents. They were a set Of
races, a doll, handkerchief and a toy
watch. 1 read Irmyr Graves letter. and was
very sorry for her. will close with much
love to ali. Drue Williams.
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Clara Baker,
THANKS TO SANTA CLAUS.

Anderson, Texas, February 19.-Dear
foSt' Please let me join your club had
nice Time Christmas. They had several
entertainments l had a very nice time
az them, and ! got several rice presents.
old santa Claus visited us and brought
me cup and saucer and many nice nuts.
l thank him very much for visiting me.
hope all the little children were able to
set something to cat and got sheltered
from 'he cold. ! thank God that / am wen
and am able to he sheltered from the cold
My papa Is Methodist preacher. be-
long to the church. l have a sister, she
VIII soon be year old; her name is Grace:
sne Is so cunning. l am nearly l2 years
old. i SO TO school and am learning very
fast. love to go to school. Yours truly.
jamie Williams
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Spring, Texas, January &.--Dear Post;
As ! haven't written to The Post before,
] will write for the first time. 1 so to
school and study Third reader, grammar
spelling and arithmetic. / love to go -
school. our teachers name is Miss
Barnie Milan, and we love her
very much, I must tell you about
my pets. l have a pet COW names
Rose five geese and horse named
Charley, and I like him very much.
am going to the mill tomorrow, Please
enroll my name on the Children CLUB. /
will close for this time. Your friend,
August j. Handle.
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Conroc, Texas February 6,-Dear Post:
viii write you a letter for the
first time am little girl, 10
years old, and go to school,
and am in the Fourth grade. My
teachers name is Mr. Freshney, and my
deskmate "a named Lula Lciler. My papa
takes The Post and / enjoy reading the
Childrcn's page. / have no pets except a
little sister. She is the sweetest lApy lever
saw. have three sisters Hnl two brothers.
Wen I will close rs my letter is getting
SO long Please enroll my name in the
children Club. From your friend,
Helen Ayres,
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Houston, Texas, February 6.--Dear Post:
As this is the second time 1 have written
to The Post l Will not make my letter
very long / am going to school and am
in the Fourth grade, and attend the
Chaneyvlle school Miss Estelle Reynod
is my teacher. like her very much. Ny
deskmata is Minnie Brammer There are
about thirty-two scholars in this school.
Ike to 90 to school, and learn my
lessons well. I will close with much love
to The Post. Please enroll my name in the
Childrens Club Your little friend,
Georgia lsaacks.
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1919 NnW ENRoLLED.

post o Here Te9y we come again the little WINS
S Snnr I'm tbs many little chlldren.s letters
thai read The Post Today Is , au h,il We We
We nave had n nice tine playlls ON on acc
are going to school to To- Goss. their names
Is 7 years. We have Two aoss' ''''''
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HER SECOND LETTER

lE5s Top, Texas, January I.-Dear
49, VIII try 10 write few lines.
.@ IS my second attempt hope
s.'ef viii not reach the waste busk-
am going TO school now, and have
uMe' like to ga to school. !
H. me Winklcr school. ! like my
az very well, He is kind to us ali.
y, ~ Us Mr. c. C.. Swaren. ! study
states history, Fifth reader. arith-
nee to school. am llttle pirl
as Old, / wish you would please en-
ny name in the Children's Club. !
"Aly one little sister. She would
" ION the children's Club. Her
II : Leila Gray she is years old,
!, nave three brothers. II l see my
NV, "a PRINT / WIZ write again. My
|, f f'sl was not printed. ! win close.
''''u' Hettie Gray.
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-NTOys READING TuD r,T1TTERs

Dripping Springs, Hays county, Texas,
January 2o.-Dear Post; I have written
once before to The Post. / am going to
school. My teachers name is Professor
Tidd. 7 am II years Of age. like to go
to school / enjoy the cousins letters very
much. am in the Fifth grade. I'll close
for this time. Your cousin.
Lou Mayne.
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Esz-s Texas, February 1l.-Dear
D. fought / would write to you for
Il afi tine. l am little girl - years
ase aAd my mother died when / was
is4R age and ! am living with my
lhl laFanis now ! am going to school
y idi Hawkins is my teacher. My
AHlle is Pearl Holiday; she is sweet
e grl. Well, will close by asking
% enroll my name in the Chillren's
O. !olr little friend. Maud Massey.
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Archie Lee and Harvey c. Dav.s
sCHooL MILL sooN RE orr.

=, h9ilalo. Texas, February ll.-Dear
.ost; This is my first attempt to write
10 YOU am little girl. years old.
! 60 out IN the country TO school to my
s.slet, We have u nice school OF about
l"euty-hve students. l study spelling.
second reader and arithmetic NV school
VII be out soon; / will hc very sorry, for
i IKE to go to school so much. Bunalr
IS beautiful little place and has improved
SO much during the past year. Hoping 70
see thls IN print viii close.
Your friend,
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o.e Fonto and Wiser. We asked You the
veuer Time to enroll our names, but when
names down, We will close. wishing Won
friends,
=, Archie Lee and Harvey c. Davis.
good bye
Archie Lee and Harvey c. DAVIS.
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.rrsRs From TIE CHILDREN.

" Children; ,r o.. 70
.,n- letters, and it hopes that in
49,. m come both Of us may look
., =, this time and see in memory the
a ,sopls grown then to men and
!. who speak so kindly of mother and
II. a, brothers and sisters, of pets and
4 p,.t II hopes to see each one OF
d ,-,w I'D to be an honor to your coun-
4 erea, happiness to your parents ana
4 ,.,r and support Of the great State OF
4 brb Keep this in mind and do not
!. ,,snt your good friend, The Post.
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lr1 [!5 / lhs FOLKS

she is 50 kind to US. l have ,,ro oil,
YER She Is so fat Her name IL is Fi s,T
ence Norean. We call her Floy sp,
y, ,',, -FOUR s1.l months old have two brother
d ine.r names are Xavier and Elex. viii
close With love to The POST
Roger j. Thomson. Jr
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they win enjoy themselves rs men do who
wear good clothes and have money in
their pockets Most OF them display dia-
monds for hon-tamers are rather partial
TO finery and You might mistake one for n
successful theatrical manager and never
suspect that he bore ON his body the honor
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-26

a.SERVICIO PARA PUERTO RICO Y LA HABANA
-SALIDAS-de Barcelona los das S y Is de cada mes
De Malaga e Z y 27-De Cadiz ell 10 30
que pssss se eneros Sc h
harn rebaa del Is E reba APPLICABLE betes de
ida vuelta
En- Ia !. 2. cae Un nho do cada famia gratis
Los demas memories de amos de pasa cumpdo
pasaie de II amos cumpido pasae entero.
En- 3. preerena 81 odnara Un niho hasta gratis De
amos pasae do IL amos pasaje IL aeane pa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-26
Escuela superior de nihas
de Ponce
CALLE DE LA NUMERO $

I'll da Il de Julio comenzaan de nuevo las cases en- este
centro de ensenanza.
Ademas de las asgnatus correspondence gado superior
las nas deseen poan dar cse domas dbuio msca
La case de dbuo conna cargo del professor senior Dassan
ges de msca como dede Diciemble tmo la segua desem
penando mi hja Carmea casa la cua adems dc los eudos
hechos en- esa oadad bao direction de compeentes poes
obtuvo Madrid los que f6 aumna del Con
servatoro Nacona primer premo por unandad en- los res
pectvos cursos
Las abore presentdas por esa Escuea recente Expo
sc6n de La Provincial han obtenido medala de orc
Ponce 2 de JUNO de 1894
Ups FRANCESCA A. AIDA DE LACASA
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Los ayrascrvtos medacos csrwanos
nm, e1ercocoo on, ooto caa,dod

con ejercscao en- esta caudad,
Cert 6can: que han comprobado va en- la
practica Official va en- la particular, durante
la epidemic varlolosa reinante en- esta ciu-
dad, la o6cacia incontestable del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute de Vacu-
naci6n de don Santiago Seijo instalado en-
Arecibo bajo su Observation-Disclosures que d.
cho senior Seijo despues de un concienzudo
y detenido estudio, ha conseguido perfec-
cionar el nivel de los Institutes Europeos
de sui fndo!e, el eultivo de aquel virus pro-
flactico de la viruela hasta el extreme ed
poder asegurar y afrmar los que suscriben,
one ell esta poblaci6n ha producido tan fe-
Ices resultados y ha obtenido tan lisonjero
atisfactorio y brillante exito, que SO ha
conseguido con su empleo propagation Q
exterminio de la viruela que aterrorizaba
diezmaba esta poblaci6n desde hace diez y
ocho meses. No vscilando por ende los in
frascritos en- publican no tan solo por me-
80 de la presente sino que tambien por la
prensa periodical del pals ser necesario--
que la linfa vacuns extraida de la terpera
del precitado Institute es superior prefe-
rible:.a todas ls. demas usadas en- la isla, i :
cluso la de Londre5, y que estadfsticanente
ha dado mejor mas resultado, hasta el ex-
tremo de haber conseguido la pastulaci6n
cacinaI en- un noventa por ciento. Y para
que consts y vHlgs donde convenir pudiere
q don Santiago Sejo espido la presante en-
Ponce II de Mayo de 1889 DR.. Baltasar
laigues Dir. Corchado-Dr. Rever6n-Dr
Pagani-Dr. Coromas-Dr. Vidal Rsos-Dr
Ehseo Font G,a1lot DR.. Juan Iglesias-
DR.. NJ. Zeno Gambia Casimiro :. del
Vnle,
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Gua1a Puerto Ceo Czao Colony Ma
cor rrio Hae Tm6n Crno Catagena6 Saba
lila saien q aFOtde q eEeaneaM al w
EarLnn mdMdal aaN Ode
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Unguento 0ermogeno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTo DERMoGENo en-
las Aagas Q1emaanras, jmanstss, pt-
cadnras de mosquitoes lebra atrtcana,
saba0Ones, elefantiasts tnmores, dc
eualqaier p,oceaeaeia, reamatismo, ILL.,
csyas, Aeyidas de cualquiey arma, pa
1adtsos d., 10 demuestran las inhni-
tas curaciones obtenidas y C! constan.
tie uso que de dicho especifico Sc
hace.
Deposito: Farmacia Central de J
Ferrer,
3 mi 3v. P. S. Nvbre. 4. IS9,
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Para mas nformes drgrse en- esa plaza
BREGARO & Co
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A|cOhOIadO Indiana
JAURKHUI e. RIOS, : -FARMAEEUTfEHS.


mos & las peonas buen especalms las damas.
ny AAoa1o Indiana comb dolores
20, de muas, jaquecaa neuragias aucciones
81 All1do
RAG quGcos en- las deioada
E heado
ie pagoso de las mordeduras animals ponzohosos
mayor Senores JAUREGUI RIOS
Arecbo, Puerto Rco-AGENTE GENERAL Puerto
DOM A1ATEO FRorJTERA
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GrandepurQ QtavO Veget0l! !

6 sea extracto fluido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas co.
mo alterantes y sudori6cas.
Cada onza Auida representa- una
onza dc las plantas que conttene.
| PURAMENTE VEGETAL. +!
FL mas conocido, SECURE y rapiao
purihcador de la sangre!
! Consesva el cuts tsrso y libre de
erapctosss y cranes!
Pueden usarlo hasta los nifos.
Deposito: Farmacia Central, de
Ferrer.
4 rnJ3v o.. Nvbre. 2 de 1903.
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Sin novedad y j listed?

Perfecamente desde que poveo mi amia De las rica s6
lidas variadas telas, que importa r VALDECILLA IN
Puedo osegurare usted don Poscopo que NO HAY md a
ALI encontrara Percae dres fasimos panueos de lana
sevanos, abrgos 6no chae idem diagonal iy superior son.
6re desde pesos una nGnidad de aculos de u
dad econonsta
Pues voy mtar usted don Carpo propagar nueva
Hasta luego!
Ponce Octubre2 de 1S93
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Linea de las Antlas
VaPor NJ. l., ViIIaverde;

vi vapo d. vaverde viae del da puerto, omar
carga pasa Epana asbordo decto
sale de aqu da atorce de da aguno
n Dc Herrera a del % maa Espana para
cada
En- epoca cuarennara desde lo Dc Mayo al so de sem
lanente Santander. - - -,
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ANTONIO BARRB[RO

CIRUJANO DENTTSTA
Su gabipete alberto en- la Gale de Cristi
y. ma, Junto la tarmacis del senor Uriarte.
Utrece alpdblco los servicios do su pro-
na;br
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-27
His Leg and Arm Crushed.

Holden Mo-, Sept. 2l.-About 2
o'clock this afternoon A. c. Meyers,
hailipg from Kiderville, Kan, a man
about 26, while trying 20 get on the
trucks of Conductor Bartqn's train,
fell under the wheels and had both
legs and his left arm mangled in q
horrible manner. He was taken
from under the train and medical
aid was summoned Amputation
of all three members was found ne
cessary, but be died Immediately
after this was done. Meyers father
lives at Kidderville and he was noti-
fed of the accident.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-27
Aver Sarsaparilla is not A secret

Ayers Sarsaparilla is not secret
preparation. Any physician may
have the formula on application.
The secret of it's success as a medi.
cine lies in its extraordinary power
to cleanse the blood of impurities
and cure the most deep seated cases
of blood disease.
A Missouri farmer last week sold
a carload of hogs fattened entirely
on wheat. Iu this way he got, not
counting labor of feeding, $1.1O per
bushel for his wheat. The hogs av-
eraged 249 pounds, and brought
$6.lO per hundred. The farmer
estimates that each bushel of wheat
resulted in II pounds of 6-cent pork,
aud II lbs. multiplied by &c equals
$1,02,-Rich Hill Review.
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-27
The Modern Beauty

Thrives on good food and sunshine,
with plenty of exercise in the open
air. Her form glows with health and
her face blooms with its beauty. If
her system needs the cleansing &C
tion of laxative remedy, she uses
the gentle and pleasant liquid laxa-
tive Syrup of Figs
Postmaster Campbell. of Wheeling
Livingston county, has been remov
ed from office on account of an
alleged shortage of Sl72
The annual conference of the NJ
E Church, South. held at jefferson
City, closed its session Monday
evening, From among the statistics
furnished concerning the affairs of
the conferences for the present year
we take the following. Nun ber q
preachers, 164; church membership,
30,7l3; annual gain i'll membership,
6S3; number of Sun day Schoole,
287; number Of teachs Is 2,646; num-
Der of scholars. 2O,5lO; number of
churches, 333. The assignment of
preachers for the ensuing year for
this district are:
Nevada District-R. S Hunter,
presiding elder. Nevada, w j..
Carpenter, Nevada, (Austin Chapel. +.
S. P. Cayton; Mounville, H. L.
, Anderson; Deerfeld, J. X. Speers;
Rich Hill, j. Y. Bushey; Sprasue,
j. F. Sprague; Hume, 7. G. PHckett;
Butler, j. F. Rebb; Everett, r. L.
Downing; Peculiar, J. NJ Clarck
Pappinville, G G. Howard; Walker,
S. W. Holt; MontevalIo, S G Well
born; Sheldon, L. NJ Phillips; La
mar, A. B. Davidson; Kenawa, W. H
Son; Eldorado Springs. J, F. Pike
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-27

The many friends of aIr. Allen
Kyle In the city and county will be
sorry to learn of the death of Mrs.
Kyle. She had gone to Covingtop,
Ind, on a visit to relatives and died
in that city The deceased was a
highly esteemed lady and the bereav
ed husband has the sympathy of
all.
The man who shot Thos Clarke
some days ago near Lamonte is sup
posed to be under arrest at Lexing
ton, He is a tough character and
tallies with the description given OF
the assassin, even t. being in pos
session of white horee. Seth Jones
from whom horse was stolen, wal
taken to Lexington Monday night te
identify the horse-Ex,
The Butler weekly times., 1894-09-27
THE ORPHANS HOME.
The Locating Committee Visits Butler
and Views her Sites.

The Locating committee Visits Butler
and Views her Sites.
Two of the committee to view the
sites for the Odd Fellows Orphans
Home, Mrs L. W. DeBoIt and Hon.
E. R. Shipley, arrived in Butler
Tuesday Morning from Nevads,
where they spent Monday. The
other member of the committee was
prevented from coming on account
of sickness. They were taken in
charge by the visiting committee
aud driven to the three sites offered
by Butler. They evinced much in
terest, asked many questions, even
to the smallest of details. and post
ed themselves thoroughly upon
the propositions offered by the city.
After dinner they were called
upon in the Palace Hotel parlors by a
large number of our citizens, ladies
and gentlemen, representing all the
churches, schools and each and every
order and organization and profes-
sion in the city, and convinced that
our people are deeply interested in
having this home located here. The
Butler Cornet Band did L very
graceful act by serenading them at
their hotel. Later they were driven
over the city and out to the pump
ing station and reservoirs of the
Water Co
While this committee made dill
gent effort to gather all the data
necessary to have in making its
final choice of site for the home,
they very properly avoided giving
any intimation as to what their final
decision would be-
Mrs. DeBolt's home is at Trenton,
Mo. She is the widow of Elk Con-
gressman DeBolt, aud stands high
up i'll the Rebecca degree of Odd
Fellowship. She Is one of the trus,
tees of the orphants girls home, at
Chillicothe. appointed by the Gov
ernor. She is distinguished lady,
of fine appearance, and the position
she occupies in this important trust
shows the high esteem in which her
judgment, fairness and good sense
is held by the Graud Lodge.
Dir. Shipley is q prosperous busi-
ness man, and distinguished Odd
Fellow of Springfield, Mo, he was
formerly postmaster of that city.
He stands high iu the councils of the
order, and his judgment and recti
tude is a guarant e that the home
will be properly located, no matter
what site is selected or what city is
favored.
While no intimation was dropped,
our committee is firm in the bslief
that Buffers is the best and most
available proposition, aud will be
accepted.