davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-08-16

The long Winter evenings can IL,
very proftably devoted to reading, b
there are some things that we mu
read the year round. One of these T.
local paper the best in the count,
is before you. Another is good hons
paper of general circulation, such n.
"Womankind," for instance, which,
comes once a month filled with the
best things for the busy housewife
We are able, by special arrangements
with the publishers, to offer "Woman-
kind" free for year to every paid-in-
,dvance subscriber to our paper, and
are glad to dc so, for we are convinced
'hat no home paper in America con-
-ains more practical value to woman
Bright stories, clever. poems, the lates,
ashions. news of woman's work every.
here. articles ON Motherhood. ,
',ltivation OF Flowers" "a woman.
,liament for the discussion Of mat.
$ Of interest. are few OF the bright
lures ot .sWomankind."
r, the head of the house we offer on
z same terms Farm News, IN able
cultural paper, edited By ii practi.
farmer miller Purvis, Esq., late
tie lecturer of the Ohio Farmers
lliance), and filled each month will,
'ggestions from able correspondents
sat makeit an absolute necessity I,
cry wide awake farmer. This pa
-r is yours for the asking, provided
s.''i are sabscriber to our paper.
Rs'nemher every psid-in advance
ss.riher t. the JOURNAL il entitled
!, his choice ri either 81 these papers.
sample copy If asfh papers may he
'htaineti by addressing the Hosterman
Publishing Co., Springfield, Ohio.
Come iii and pa year in advance.
to the JOURNAL and get one of these
attractive papers free.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-08-16

At Fort Madison, Iowa, reside proba
bly, the Oldest twins in the United States
Mrs. Elizabeth Grescom Campton and
Mrs. Sophia b. Hildebrandt. They were
born In Baltimore, January, 1906, and
they are consequently over eighty-four
years OF age. They are very spry old
ladies, and still very skillful at fine nee
die work. Their grandmother, Mrs.
Betty Bose. made the first American
dag.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-08-16
COUNT THE STARS.

Don't Buy y Flag That Has Not the
Proper Number.
Persons who are disposed to purchase
expensive American flags should count
the stars, says the Cpholstcrer. The
patriotic wife OF a wcll-known news
paper man greeted her husband at the
dinner table the ether day with the
gleeful assurance that she had secured
a splendid bargain She had bought
a handsome silk flag. worth perl..-..,,i,,,
five or six dollars originally, for two
dollars.
"Therc .l,:4t be something the mat
ter with ts:;:t lag" said hGxhusband.
"Oh, no" quickly responded his wife.
81 examined it very carefully. 1t is
perfect.
"Did 5-o' count the stars?'' asked hez
husband
No. t:it. not" answered the wife
somewhat du'iovsly.
The star, ~ IL, flag were counted
and it wa, : :l-'' chat they numbered
thirtyei: -: !, i:,...,: jast six stars q
being a.n Az. ri al i;;s:~.
.nrn is one
o..,.-. All -, in. in diameter
-: rt,,'@.i.. 1. .,.r Partisan
beti' Il :.''stl .:Il.cl cost the weare,
$@,i..
:. c'i;oulologist estimates that there
are @ta.0a9 varieties of insects ia the
vo-l..
| :,.iIGA;.l:S. Osaka. claims to have 9
dwarf IS years old who is only 1,
inches in height.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

The legaliZed ward primaries Of the
Democratic party to nominate candi-
dates for the House of Delegates TO rep
resent this city in the Legislature will
take place Monday evening. and will
be conducted from o'clock till II
O'clock, and if necessary up to l2 o'clock.
TO afford every Democrat an opportu-
nifty to express his choice II is hoped
that there will be Il full turn out of the
party. There can be no good reason for
complaint, with the result as every
facility under the primary regulations
is guaranteed 10 secure fair ana
honest election, and ample time TO vote.
Let. therefore. every Democrat possible
avail of this opportunity presented y
large turn out will be a stepping stone
to restoration Of thorough harmony
In the party ranks
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
HARD ON THE LEGIsLATURE.

"A striking Illustration Of political In
difference" says the st. Louis Globe
Democrat. rs presented i'm the recent
election III Rhode Island" The ques-
ton to be decided was the important
one of SO changing the constitution IA
To substitute biennial for annual SEES
sions of the Legislature. and yet the
whole number of votes cast. says our
contemporary. was only about one
half OF that usually cast in State cleo
tons There were no candidates in the
held to whoop up things, and so a large
proportion Of the voters did not go TO
the polls.
Now III" Charleston News and Cour-
ier Is cruel enough to say that the
moral of tn" incident appears To be
that the people are of the opinion that
1t does not matter much whether tn.
Legislator" meets or not" This is
hdrd on the Legislature of Rhode Is
land. but no less so upon the people
of the State.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
SIS CL0AKS.

Those who have not visited the special
sale OF Cloaks now going on here have no
idea how good the Cloaks are that are
being sold for s5-a really excellent gar
ment of Bouclc- Cheviot. box. ripple or
coat back in blue or black The values
gwen are unprecedented. The stylc ire
proachabie! At S, 81. 10 and SIP Goats OF
the most fashionable material made with
Mandolin Sleeves. garments that will
meet tie requirements of buyers who
nave been accustomed to pay fully one
third more. 1t is, perhaps. the most no
table sale that ever occurred in this city.
There are more than ono thousand
Cloaks here, ana buyers can certainly
save FROM one to 1--WE dollars OH every
Coat. Capes, of course. Fur, Cloth and
Plush.
Ladies Ready Made Waists of black.
navy. red flannel, braided with silk, Sl.3s.
Finer ones. trimmed Soutache braid. full
sleeve. wrinkled collar $l75.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
For lnquinaI Hernia,
For Fem0raI Hernia
For VentraI Hernia,
For SCY0taI Hernia,
For UmbiIICaI Hernia.
HERNIA Or RUPTURE

IS often tn" cause of much suffering and
danger that can Toe avoided 10y a full
knowledge OF the nature OF the disease
ana tn skillful application or Il we'll
mad" Truss, suited to tn" particular
KIND or condition OF the hclniu. ana occa-
- ms arise when II requires quick. as
well as careful! and Intelligent treatment.
Ry hernia or rupture. is generally
meant tn" protruS.ou OF "a part ol thr in-
t"Stin"s. or oncntum. CrattN membrane
cor hulh. through natural. unnatural or
accidental openings in the internal mus
cular coverings. or walls OF tho abdomen
ANA iorinin a tuinor under the skin:
hernia may occur in amy part Of the body.
except whvr" covered with bone \ her
MAI tuinnr is generally yis.nl, or can hc
DISTINGUISHED by carefully ,rv!inr tine
parts affected, sometimes Il hernia exists
and may even hr III - stVauaul.ted con
Giiion without icing visihl. the avup-
toms alone indicating lis existence IF
iectS oi warm atmosphere or climate
sickness, low diet. Old age OF auvthire.
w"Hkcninl tn" system renders a person
more liIhi" to hernia. and may be- inqI-
rect causes, but The direct or immediate,
cause Is generally found in severe mas
cular efforts. as in laburous occupatiou.
iiitins. jumping. coughing. sncrzinr. etc
We have the largest and most complete
AsSNrL m-nL OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
4 NARROW VIEW.

The Lewiston tMcD Evening Journal.
which is owned by Congressman Ding
ley makes tn" following surprising
comments on cN-Confodcrato leaders:
That the people of Northern cities
are connecting with one another for
Inc IrivilrE" of dining and winning the
vN-C"nl"dcratcS shows that the war is
over but the recent speeches of OK
Iuhi"dcrat" officers in the South show
mat although the war * over, rX-Cou-
ied"ratc leaders believe they fought for
what they ought to have had. The
rated calf was Killed to banquet the
piuulSaI, but killing veal To feed i'm,
penitcnt sinners is one step ahead of
me parable. In getting away from
IN" Elder Brother IL is To- be hoped we
snail not prolong tn" Younger brothers
spree
The Washington Post takes up the
question and makes the following
manly reply To- the journal. which. hap
PLY ter the country, is quite alone in
its position
we do not know of any Confrdcr-
ate who does not fully, and with every
evidence of sincerity. ACCEPT the dc.
cIsion OF the tribunal to which the dis
putc between tho sections was re
irrrcd in 1861 The question at issue
was the alleged right of secession Ii
was an open question from the adopt ion
81 the Constitution until the end OF our
great war. The ConfcduratoS gaV,
abundant prcuf OF their sincerity in
stahin@ their all on the issue. Nuthiuc
nut belief in tn" Justice ui their cause
could have sustained them through that
devastating conflict We suspect that
II pressed FOR an opinion. the editor
cf the Journal would conc rd,. that Cen
rral LouGstroct was as honest il, his
views and purposes. from the hcrinnint-
t. the end OF the struggle as General
Miles was We suspect. too. that tho
Journal would b" iillrd with contempt
for the cN-COnGrdcr3ttcS il they wvr,. f.,
pose as prnitcnt sinners. In 50 doiug
thcN would confess themselves to have
been the greatest criminals of modern
times relieving them 10 have been
Sincclc-and amy other belief seems i'm
poSSihlc-all the people OF the North
can respect them; but ii they came az
whining p,nitcnts who had sinnrd
against their convictions they would
dISSlac" American manhood
Maine is great state. about as large
as all The rest at New England. in;
II sometimes shows Il hospitality to-
ward small and mean pr"iudicrs that ia
Inconsistent with its annie physicnl
proportions We are clad. however,
mat even in Maine the IMPRESSION Is
getting abroad that The war is over
In" Maine soldiers who attended TN,
O. \, l.. "hcanrm"nt at Louisville last
mouth viii not be PARTICULARS d.
lighted with newspapers tina; tai; ahout
killing veal To feed impcnitrnt sinners
IN connection with the proposed reunion
IN the North"
TN" south has done nothing for which
IT wishes To be forgiven, ana as for be
ms nenitent. why her people are not
built that way. The South fought fo,.
what il believed was ri.b, II ,,, :,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

4 record kept by the Railway Age
shows that sixteen railroads went into
the hands of receivers in the United
States from January LIST To October list
OF the present year, much better rec
ord than for lSgi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Beaver, KerSev and Melton
Goats, the new cut, Mando-
lin, Canteloupe and Spinnaker
sleeve, $ each.
Short Goats of English Ker-
Sey, raw edge, lap seams,
swell garments, Sl2.
Satin bound double CapeS
OF AStrachan BoucIe, 81. There
are more than one thousand
new CapeS and Goats, and
The prices are marvellous.
Forty pieces yard wide Bou-
Gle Mixtures, Weighty stuff and
stylish, l2lc. 4 yard.
Thirty pieces All Wool Mix
lures, rou&hiSh, these, Honey.
comb and Flerringbone effects,
StuilS that YOU will likely see
sold At SOC. are here 25c a
yard.
Ladies MacintosheS, new
rain coats, - and S..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

Colonel Bob lngcrsoll favors = law
that VIII exempt from taxation. AS wen
as from levy and sale. homestead
worth Sl."oo or $1,000. lie SAYS that
every family should have a home which
cannot he taken away for debt or
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

politicians that the defeat OF the Re
Apublicans in the Indianapolis election
has injured eA-Presidcnt Harrisou's
chances as u candidate.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

The French will establish a strong
protectorate in Madagascar and Will
allow the queen 10 retain her throne.
Her husband, the prime minister. who
/ is regarded as the cause OF the war,
will be sent into exile.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
EIGHT PAGES.

An inQuisitivo correspondent, has dis
covered that Mrs. W. Is Vanderbilt
owns l26 diamond rings
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

It is said that of 5000 visitors to
Yellowstone Park in the last three
years not over 100 were Americans
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13

The Washington Star remarks that
Atlanta is fortunate in having So far
secured more compliments than COM
plants concerning the Cotton states
Exposition. An enterprise of that kind
is always the kickcr's golden oppor-
tunity.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-13
Dress Goods !

Wonderful selling this: All wool fan
cies in roughish effects. stun that should
bring Doc, is here nj 25c. "a yard. They
take it fast. though. Then At SOC. some
SS-tnch Boucles. shot with bright sparks.
Bright beauties that. ii We asked thel,.
worth, would be 75c.
Rich Diagonal Bouclc. black and wooly
as Il Newfoundland. Cloakng, this, 81
inches wide, $50 yard.
swell things ii. Empire Buttons. these
from 3ac. to ST. Il dozen.
Chinese Rugs. three feet wide. six feet
long. and come quickly $l$s.
Tray Covers. pure linen. fringed.
stamped OF plain, very special. &lpI4c.
each.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11

que tn amigo, que no irma, pero que sabs.
bien qniGn es"
az sabe usted quiea es Cristna2 - la pre-.
gunte deyolvi6ndole la carta
-PHede ser mo oontesto mostrando sus
blaneos dientes Y movisndo con gravedad
la c-acioea cabexa radiante do felIcidad -
Muchas gracias, senoras; muchas gracias,
caballero.
Y dieiendo este, salto del estribo desa-
parecio enseguida entire los matorrales, lam
zando al espacio las aleRres sonoras notas
de una canci6n bretona
La senora Laroque habfa seguido con ma
nifiesto agrado todos los detalles d. esta
esceDa pastoral, que correspondia dslioiosa
meate su quimera, sonriendo. meditando
y extasiandose ante squela feliz muchacha
con los pies desn1dos. Pero cuando SO per
dio de vista la joven extrafia idea ocurrio
q la sedora: la de que hubiese hecho bien
en- dar un dnro la pastora como pruebs de
su admiration.
-IAlaini--exclamo ND: llSmsla.
II Para one, mama -pr-guuto vivamente
Nargarita, que hasta entopc-s habia mani
festado no prcstar la msnor atencion aquel
incidente.
-Hija mia, esa muchacha quisa 20 COM
prende completameBte todo Ell placer que ex-
perimentar}a 70, que ella misma deberfa
experimental, en- correr descalza por ell pol
vo; en- todo case, oreo oonveniente deJarla
nm recuerdo.
- Dinero - exclamo Margsrita. - Oh,
mama. 10 hsga usted esol No mezole usted
dinero la felicidad de esa muchachai
La expression de este sentimiebto delicado.
que, entire parentesis. la pobre Cristina pro-
bablemente no hubiese apreciado mucho,
no dejo de asombrarme en- boca de Ia joven, |
que en- general no sc cuida de estas quintaa |
esencias. Hasta Lrei one g bEriaba, Pc |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11

extendiase hasta perderse de vista immense
terreno pantanoso, sembrado de placas lumi-
! nosas y que ofrecia ell aspecto de TERRA recien
abandonada por ell refujo de un diluvio
Aquella vasta bahia avanZaba hasta debajo
de- nosotrOs en- ell seno de escotadas monta-
! f1as. Sobre los bancos de arena y de lodo
que separaban las lagunas, confusa vegeta-
Glen de matorrales y plantas marinas Sc te-
f1ia de mil matices, igualmente obscnros y,
sin embargo, distintos, que contrastaban
| con la respIandeciente superficie de las aguas.
cada uno de los >rapidos pasos que daba ell
sol haeia ell ocaso, iluminaba sumergfa en-
la sombra algunos de agnellos nnmerosos la
gos que formaban ell golfo medic seco, y pa
recfa que sucesivamente tomaba de su celes-
te Joyero las materias mas preciosas, plata,
ORC. rubies, diamantes, para hacerlos brillar
en- diferentes puntos de aqnella magnidca
llanura.
Cuando ell astro toco al termino de su Ca
rrera, la banda vaporosa y ondulada que
bordaba 10 lejos ell lfmite extreme de los
pantanos, tomo repentinamente el purpuriro
color del incendio, conseryando por algnnos
momenfos la radiante franspareHcia de la
nube que surea ell rayo. Absorto estaba en-
Ia contemplaci6n de aquel cnadrO, verdade- |
rameate impregnado de dirina grandiosidad |
y que ostenta5a como una bslleza mas al /
recuerdo de Cesar. cuando una voz baja y |
como oprmida murmur6 q mi lado:
-iDios mioi lcuan hermoso es estoi
Muy iejos estaba de esperar aguela efu
sion simpatica de mi ioyen compaffsra, y me
volvi hacia ella con Ia prontitnd de la sor
presa, que no disninuy6 unando Ia altera-
c:6n de 81 semhIante y ell Tiger, temblor de
sus lshios me demnstraron Ia profunda sin
eeridad de su admiration.
-f1.snhusa u>tei aac ssto es msgaliicof
la die
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11

La joven movio Ia cabeza pero en- ell mis-
mo instante de sus graudes ojos SO despren-
dleron dos lagrimas, J al sentrlas rodar
por sus mejilias h'zo IN gesto de despecho
enseguida, volyi6ndose hscia la cruz, ante
| cuyo pedestal enc1ptraba, Ia abraz6,
apoy0 fuertemeute Ia cab-za contra la pie
dra, la OF soliozar consnl-ivamepte.~
Crei no deber pe;tnrbar con paisbras
aqueiia repentina emoci6n, me aIeie nj.
gunos pasos respetuosamente. Vi6nfoia al
cabo de un momento levantar la frente
arreglarse con distraida mauo los describe
nsdos rizos, acerqueme ella.
-iQue avergonzada estoyi-murmur6
-Regocijese usted. por ell crntrario.
renuncie, creame listed, d secar la fuente dc
esas lagrimas, que es sagrada Ademas
nunca 10 consegura listed.
rs preciso -exclam6 la joven con cier.
Ia yiolencia. -Eu tiltimo case, va ha pasado.
Este acc-so ha sido una sorpresa iQnie-
TO odiari. .sodio todo 10 que es b, llo
todo 10 que es amablel. -
~ Por que2 iDios miol
Ne miro fijamante, afadi6 con altiyez
doior indefinibles:
-lPorque SOY bella no pnedo ser amada,
entoneos, como torrente largo tiempo
comprimido que al fin rom pc sns diques, con
iinuo con e1traordinario arrebafo:
Isl, 81, es verbally apoyaha In mano
sobFe ell palpitante pecho. -Dos puso en- este
Q ,razoa 10 ios los tesoros de que me burlo.
de one biasfemo tOdas las horas del dia
Pero cuando me castigo con la riaueza ma.
qnito con u1a msno 10 que me prodiga be con
Il otra- De que me siryea la belleza 4,
asnegacioa, la ternura. .! eutus asmo one
me devoranf iAh no sc difigen estos en-
sanfos los homsnaies = con nns ta1tns miaera-
ors nle imptrfuuxIal .ls acisipo. 10
soaoLcol 10 fqdemesIadoi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
No. senora.

| NO, sonora.
-lChl ha hecho listed NAL Deesde ALI SC
descubre magnitico horizonte, y es necesario
que 10 yea usted. Mientras eugancha guiari
listed Margarita, verdad, nina
-iYo, mama! no he subido mas que una
vez hace va mucho tempo . Sin embar-
| go, creo que podre. =. Venga listed, sef1or
Odiot. preparese ruda ascension.
La joven yo oomenzamos enseguida
trepar por un sendero muy escarpado que
serpenteaba por la ladera de la montana
atravesando acd ALA algdn bosqnecillo
La joven SO detenfa aixunas veces en- su gra
ciosa = raPida ascension para yer si la
segufa, y algo jadeante por Ia carrera, me
sonreia sin hablar.
Cuando llegamos la desnn In landa que
forma la meseta, vi cierta distancia una
capilIita de aldea, cuyo campanario desta-
caba en- ell horizonte sns agudas aristas
-Alh 90 me dijo mi joyen guia acele-
rando ell paso.
Detraa de Ia capilfa se encuentra el ce
menterio, esroado de tapia. Margarita abri6
La puerta SO difigi0 penosamonte, entire
las atlas hierbas y rastreras gramas, hacia
una especie de a.rio semicircular que ocu-
paba un extreme. Dos 9 tres escalones dis
locados p0r al tempo extra n smente ador-
nados con macizss bolas. llesaban una
plataforma estrecha elevads al nivel de la
tapia; en- ell ceutro del semicirculo Sc alzaha
una craz de piedfa.
Tan pronto como la joven lego 4 la plata
forma y dirigio una mirada al espaclo, la vi
colocarse In m ano sobre los oi,s caai al ex-
perimentase repsntino odesiumbramiento Ne |
apresui6 reunirme ella. pnde ohservar |
one aquel hermoso dia al declinar iluminaba |
uoa escena yasti, extrans y sublime que no |
olyidare jamzs Earrent1 do nosoIros /
ilmsLsa trvlundidad dsbsjo Dc Il asssta, /
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
Ojo, Ojo!

Sc desean vender 25 seiIos de los
del 4e Centenario del descubrimiento
lie es.a isla.
En- esta imprcnta Infcsrnar&a,
r-rrr N-,v5ar.ehre r2oA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
= Q l. l. E Mes
OCTAvIo fEUnLET
LA NOVELA
UN JOV N POB R B
OCTAvIo fEUILLET
LA NOVELA
(Contin,taci6n)

La fecha revelaba que Cristina habia re-
cibido la misiva dos 8 tres semanas antes:
seguramente la pobre muchacha, no sabien-
do leer no queriendo entregar'su su secrato
Ia maliguidad de sus compafieras compafIe-
ros, habfa esperado que pasase alg1n des-
cor ocido benevolo, para que lie diese la clave
de aquel misterio que lie estaba quemando
el pecho ounce dias va.
Sus azules grandes oios Sc fjaban eu mi
con inexplicable expression de algeria, mien
tras descifraba penosamente las oblicuas IL
meas de la carta, que estaba concebida en-
estos terminos:
Cristina; Esta es para decirte que des-
de ell dia en- que hablamos en- la landa des-
pues de vfsperas no han cambiado mis- in
tepciones, que no tengo seguridad de las
tnyas: mi coraz6n es tuyo, como deseo que
el tuyo sea mio 81 asi fuese, puedes estar
cierta segura de que no hay alma viviente
On la terra nj en- el cielo, que sea mas frliz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11

sar de que su ssmblants no reyelaba La me
nor disposition q la jovialidad Sea 10 Que
quiera, la lnadre tomo On serio este capri
cho, 1ovial no, y por unanimidad sc deci
did dejar al idilio gu inocencia y sns pies
,tescalzos.
Despues de este bsllo rasgo la sefiora La
rogue, eyidentemente sa:isfecha de ST mis-
ma, yolVio caer en- su agradable Sxtasis, y
la joven 50 entreg0 al manejo del abanico con
mayor grayedad que antes Una bora des-
pu6s llegamos nj termino de nuestro yiaje
La granjs de Langoat. como la mayor parte
de este pals, euyas alturas mesetas for
mando landas 6rtdss, eat situada en- ell fon-
do de I'M profundo vaile snroado por un
arroyo La labradora, que Sc encontraba
mejor, SO ocnpo enseguida do los preparati
vos de La comida, cuyos principales eiemen
tos habtamos cuidado de llevar Sirvi6roala
On Ia pradera la sombra dc un castaf1o
enorme, J la sehora Lsroque. eolocada en-
actitud sumaments inc0nloda sobre un aimo-
hadon del oochs, parecfa radiante dc fell
O dad
nj grupo que form .bamos deoia one 10 re-
cordaba 6! de los segadores Que se ven en-
esfio a Ia somhra dc los val ad =, cuyos
rnsticos banaastes punoa habfa podido con-
templsr sin envidia.
Por mi psrte tai veg hubiesa enoonfrado
en- olro iiempe singular sncanto en la facil
J estreena intimidsd que aquella comida so
bre Ia hierba, como tcdas las escenas de este
Reneroi estabiecen entire los comensales;
pero rechszaba con penoso,. sentimiento de
contrariedad aquel eucanto demasiado su-
leto al arrePen ntimiento, y-el pan de aqnella
fugftiva intimidad me parecfa amargo.
Cuando o0Hclufmos de conner, me diio la
sefiora Laroqne. senalahdo A Ia cnmbre de
una elevads aolina one dominaba In pradera:
Hs .1bido nsted slfsua yss ALA asribAi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
VENTA DE UNA FINCA

Por s 5000 al contado sc vende una pro-
piedad en- el barrio de anon, compuesta dc
40 cuerdas plantadas en- su mayor parte de
cafe, platanos, guineos palos frutales.
Ell que la interese pueds entenderse con
don Severe Segarra.
Mario 81 de 1895. 2Im. 2 v. s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
|. BASSEDAS
AGENCIA- E5CoLA-R

Con pondo conocmeno del paf donde he vido
de costumbres CIRCUMSTANCES de
Barcelona, donde famlia
condolences de atende vig dgi los studan desde aq
acuden buscar instruction secunda aque udd
en- SD provincial medan modico acepabe espendo snual
Me padres faniia uiza
vcos En- tendran jovnes amigo, les Guide
estmue solctud
orezca atencones aecuosas del hoga domSstco
Los pueden pedlos
los en- c acto,
Domiciio Ronda San Pedro d BARCELONA.