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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-08

daughter of Justice Eak.n, left Thurs
day to visit relatives at Wadestown, W..
r.
Hon. Sep. Hall and daughter, Miss
Lulu, went to Wheeling Wednesday.
Rev. Lauck is attending the annual
conference of the M. E. Church South at
Lan.se this week
John Z. Koontz, of Letart was the
guest of his brother, Col. Jacob Koontz,
the first of this week.
Miss Maud Thistle, of Sistersville,
who was the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Minnie Clark, returned home the first
+ this week.
Miss Ida Barr, of Silver Hill, is stop
ping with her sister, Mrs. E. E. Stewart,
at the Maple Avenue House.
Mrs. Rosa Dunlap and children, Of
Benwood. are visiting relatives on the
South Side.
Miss Dot Lazear is visiting relatives
at Wheeling.
The Wiley & Slender well in the Long
Run field, is down 1.940 feet. Some
three or four wells are expected in soon
in this field.
A young man by the name of Hall
was delivered to John Summers, jailer,
Thursday evening by the sheriff Of Ma
rion county. He is charged with steal
ing a horse at Archer This makes II
prisoners confined in the jail to await
the action of the grand jury.
Circuit Court convenes here on the
18th inst, and there will be the largest
criminal docket for many years.
L. J. Welhams Is erecting an elegant
residence on Maple avenue.
A fire alarm was given Thursday,
raused by a small blaze in the residence
of ]. w. Birmingham, but little damage
was donS.
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HEIGHBORO0D.
What Has Been Going On in Nearby
Towns.
Social Affairs, Happenings And
Events OfLOcal interest Gather
ed By Register Reporters.
Readable Resume OF
the News.
ST GAINESVILLE.

Sc. Cl1irsville o.. September L.
1Is. W. :. CCWeD. of Cincinnati. who
he's been visiting relatives here. re-
turned home on Tuesday. accompanied
by her daughter. Miss Helen.
Air. John Hays Deputy Treasurer.
S. visiting in Uhrichsville this week
The grand jury for the next term of
Common Pleas Court meets on Tues
day. After it's report court viii adj
50lm tin October Sth.
Marriage licenses issued since last
report, Jacob r.. KCcher and Viola
Henderson, John vs.. Haines and
Mary B. BOnifant. William IL. Steven
son and Ella Grimm. William T. Mas
tiers and Alice II Grouse. John T.
Iylsky and Prudence Frost. John L.
Decker and Lucy p. Fraley. Dixon Ri
ley and Lizzie NJ. Logan. Lawrence L.
Jarrett and Sarah b. St0nebraker
Ulysses $. Jones and Bessie W. Clark
Riley Campbell and Emma c. Hobb.
Summer Marker and Arizona Pyle Al
fred j. Fitch aud Mary r. Boyd, Harry
IT. Schater and Anna u. Perkins. JAS
Hennessy and Ada Harris. Harvey
Dean and Mamie Grafton, Carl Den
MS and Ida Humphrey. Jas. S. Lewis
and Cora Suiyely. Emanuel Goits0cr-
ouch and Kate Waddel Eddie b.
Brown and Myrtle Neptune
a. T. Bumgardner is i'm Cincinnati
on business.
Harvey Steger. Of Cardington. was
the guest OF his brother Charles, ON
Monday.
Miss Blanche Martin is visiting
friends in Columbus
Quite q large number of ST. Glars
vile people attended the Wheeling
fair this week.
Mrs. Walter Lewis. of Bridgeport. is
visiting relatives here.
lr Harry Alexander. of Cincinnati,
made his parents q short visit here this
week
Mrs. Gertrude Heirlein and sons. oil
Beilaire. are the guests of her parents.
Major and Mrs Isaac Neiswanger.
Miss Mede Patterson is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. u. o. Williams.
Miss Lilly Crisweu OF MOundsville,
IS the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. VIM. y.
Darby.
Miss Nellie Jepson entertained
few of her lady friends aJ tea. on Mon
day evening.
Miss Sadie Darrah left Friday on
visit 90 friends iu Columbus. Ohio.
A surprise party was given Miss Ell
a. Scott on Friday evening. by her
friends. I'm honor of her seventeenth
birthday A pleasant evening was en-
j0yed by Ell present
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leave September 20 for a trip to Phila-
delphia, after which he will attend the
State University at Morgantown.
The Piedmont Pulp mill closed down
Wednesday for two weeks. The Rag
mill is also closed till the 10th.
Mr.. Albert Yost is spending few
days at Romney.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Minnie Murphy and Mr.. l.. A.
Hickey, of Thomas, w. Va, at st. Pc
ter's church, September 18th.
Piedmont and Westernport schools
will open September 9th.
Messrs. Bane & Scherr have gone to
Elk Garden
The State Council Jr. o. U. A. M.
will meet here Tuesday at 10 a. m. A
parade will take place at p. IN. Wis
iting Councils are expected from Ma
ryland and West Virginia. A public
meeting at p. m.
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CLARKSBURG

The new Traders Grand Opera H0s
was opened Tuesday evening by Tie
White Squadron" played by thc A. T.
Pearson stock company. The ofev
was packed TO OVERLOOKING "Wednesday
evening, The Land of the N.dagat
Sun" being presented 10 au equally
large audience. This play was rtJ
pleasing. Thursday evening "Iai
Derby Mascot" was played
The West Virginia Central and Ne
chanical Society held its annual ar
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Is
was a success in every way IT'D. e-
hibits were the largest and bcs. .-
number of years. The races ft1
good. Fourteen Thousand peop
tend Thursday.
Circuit Court convenes here Ir. b.
and will be an important term.
The Traders National Bank M'.
into their handsome rooms in ,-e -.f
Traders. building This week.
The Traders Hotel will be operal -
18th inst.
Miss Tensie Payne is visiting e--
tives in Wheeling.
Miss Madge Bennett, Of Weston g
the guest of Mrs. DR. Howell
Fifteen car loads Of horse ' h
shipped from here within a. I
days. They were sold -.Ai"
prices.
The famous New Orler- Il...'e
Singers entertained the pe ."'
fair with excellent music
The funeral of Mrs Wake
of the late Samuel Wake 1rt l....
of Henry S. Walker, took r-.. -
the Walker house MOndaE
Miss Garnet HOrnOr. OF F.Ea,.''-
is visiting Mrs. G.. d. Camaa-
Rev. E. H. Murray. o we'll N'a
divine, breaches at the Baptist .-'
to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. High. nee H .
of Walnut Grove, Ind, are r.---
atives here.
Among the prominent
week were Judge Henry ta
Weston: Horace Yates. OF
Neb.; NJ. J. Barrett, of VI
Hon. G. T. Sims. OF Picta r.
Parsons, of Tucker cOunu .-'
Casselbery, Of M)-gan,oVn
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Convention of the 1Sth-19th district,
which convened Il Cambridge, Ohio,
the past week.
Ed. Bare was at WOOdsfeid, O., on
business. Monday.
Mrs. John Buchwald. of this place,
raised q head of cabbage this year
weighing eighteen pounds, from seed
purchased from the SaltZer Seed Co.,
Wisconsin.
Misses Minnie and katherine Muhle-
man returned home. Thursday even
ing from Wheeling, where both had
been visiting friends.
DR.. T. ". McKelvey was at the
county seat. on business, Monday
John z. Dunlap. of Marietta, Ohio,
was I'm town Tuesday and Wednesday.
He returned home Wednesday evening
accompanied by his two daughters,
Misses Edna and Elizabeth and Miss
Rena Noll. who have been in town Tor
two months past.
Rev. Wilson returned home We'd
nesday evening from Mt. Lake Park,
after several weeks absence.
Prof. and Mrs. J. NJ. Skinner, Of New
Martinsyille. visited relatives - town
Wednesday.
J. n. Vocgtly was at Wheels, Fri
day on business.
DR.. j. NJ. BOice, of Sistersville, was
i'm tow the first Of the week.
Samu.l fischer ana Charles Noll at
tended the fair at Wheeling and visit
ed relatives and friends the past week.
Nh. and Mrs. lohn Hyer and son
Mack. OF Darlington, were IN town
Wednesday
Mrs. Wirchsel and family were the
guests of Wheeling relatives several
days
J. M. ONoHI and son Theodore We're
at Sfstcrsviile on business, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Noll and daugh-
ter TIA were the guests Of Mr.. ana
Airs Buuard. of Wheeling Island,
Wednesday and Thursday
Miss Ada Parks OF Bellaire, visited
Ir. and Mrs. Ed. fisher, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Harter and children re
turned TO their home at Grafton, w.
Va. after spending a month here with
relatives.
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PIEDMONT.


Piedmont. W Va, September T.
Miss Grace Johnson is visiting Elkins,
w. Va.
Misses Daisy Sigler and BERTHE Ton
nv have returned home after a pleas
ant visit to FairmOnt, w. Va.
Miss Virgie Rizer has gone on trip
to Washington. ID. c.
Miss Ida Kalbaugh and Mrs. Charles
Somerlatt. of Cumberland, are visiting
Mrs. George Collins, of Myersdale.
Alr. ". J. Carey left this morning
for a visit TO friends in the Eastern
cities.
Mr.. J. T. Kooken is attending the
Petersburg business college.
Mr. J. w Boyles has returned from
Horton, W. Va.
EIr c. L. Wiseman, of Elk Garden,
W. Va. was here Wednesday.
Mr.. J. T. Getty, agent at Davis. was
here this morning en- route TO Boston,
Mass. He and Mr.. G.. c.. Patterson,
agent AT Bloomington, will take in the
International Ticket Agents eXcur-
sion from Philadelphia to Boston via
Niagara Falls, Saratoga Springs, Lake
George. Albany, y. Y. and 3. & A. R..
7. visiting Mt. Washington, Bar Har-
Dor. and other eastern points of in
terest.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Mixer left Thursday
for baltimore and York Haven, Pa, to
visit relatives.
Mrs. NJ. E. Parke is visiting rela-
tives near EVANSVILLE. Nd, this week
w. NJ. McGuinness left to-day for
the G. A. r. Reunion at Louisville, KY
Nit. William Cramer left to-day for
Norgantown State University.
SIr. c. S. Cochrane, P. II. here, will
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NEW MARTINSVILLE.

New Martinsville, September Is.
B. Hall was at Friendly Friday on legal
business.
Miss Maud Cochran, of Grand View,
O., IS the guest of Miss Mamie Neil
downey, of Maple avenue.
F. L. Blackmarr, a prominent attor-
ney of Sistersville, was here Monday on
legal business.
Miss Mary Enlow spent the week
with friends at Wheeling
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. McIntire were Wis
iting a brother on Wheeling Island
Wednesday.
Leonard Hall is visiting his uncle.
W!lber Baggs, Of Wheeling Island
Mr.. o. z. Adams and Miss Nora Fitz-
simmons were married Wednesday.
Miss l.. Z. Pemberton took in the
millinery opening at Wheeling Wednes-
day.
Mrs. II. Laremore and sister, Mss
Nora Mccain, are visiting friends and
relatives at Wheeling.
Mss BERTHE Wiley left to-day for Guy
andotte to visit a cousin, Miss Georgia
Eskey.
Rev. ]. w. Bedford, of the NJ E.
Church. is visiting in the southern part
of the State.
Miss Mary Weiser and Miss Mary
Frat. of Wheeling. are the guests Of
Mrs Lizzie Graves.
Mrs. oliver Bland. of Long Run oil
field. was calling on Mrs. John Ober the
FIRST of the week.
Miss Flora Eskey, of Sistersville, is
the guest of Mrs. McEldowney.
Miss Belle Weir, Of Cincinnati, is
calling on her sister, Mrs. L. Williams,
this week.
Miss Jessie Baggs is the guest of rela-
tives at Wheeling.
Miss Lillian Eal1in, the accomplished
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HANNIBAL

Hannibal. o.. September 7-N0rti-
uel Williams and daughter Flora. of
Lima. Ohio were the guests Of Mr. and
airs Godfrey Hycr the FIRST of the
week.
Airs. Sam Lenkhard and children re-
Turned r0 their home ot Wheeling,
Thurs ay. after very pleasant visit
here with relatives and friends.
Misses Lilly Kast. Elma Martin and
Iilv Martin We're at Wheeling We'd
naslaT
Miss Mouic Cline proved q charming
hostess t0 cutie number Of her
fteGGs ac this place on last Saturday
evening. the guests from out-of-town
being DR. Ferguson. of Marietta. o..
and SIR. CoJery and Miss JOSS. of
New Philadelphia. Ohio. The even
ing was passed in q very delightful
manner. with ,Ac aid of am excellent
programme OF social diversions. AT
midnight the guests repaired 20 the
dirire-rCCu where on elegant supper
consisting of an the dclicacies or the
season was discussed.
Frank Williams returned 20 his
home at Cincinnati Ohio. Wednesday.
after two weeks visit with relatives
iu this vicinity.
Hiss lib Non was at New Martins
vile last Sunday. the guest of Air. and
1irs Reuben Richardson.
Eusece Couerly and Miss Joss re-
turLcl Co their home at New Phlladel-
rhia. Wednesday. after q week VISIT
lore The guests of Capt. and Hiss Min
ME 1uhleman.
About thirty-fve persons. members
and rou-members of the w. +. NJ. s.
net ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Hem
Pr 7rurieriao "a Buckhiu. o.. on last
tuesday evening. A. the conclusion
of .he devotional and business eNer-
cis-s of the meeting. The society was
treated TO several songs and recjta-
lions by Prof Gilbert Wilson. which
were highly entertaining, after which
raf-eshnlents were served. which were
ya-y much reiishedsby the crowd
Can't. CLas Muhleman went as
delegate to the Democratic Senatorial
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WESTON

Weston. W. Va. September THE
Weston High school viii open on Mon
day.
Neston'ans were out In fun force at
\ me Clarksourg lair and the opening
- the new o. G0usN
III. $. Burlett 3nd family left Sat
urlar Tor Charleston 20 visit friends.
liss Ada Van Eirke Of Grafton.
who has been the charming visitor of
Miss Frances Tierney retur led TO her
HOME ou Saturday.
lr James Nall0v and his sister.
Bliss Margaret, are visiting friends i'm
Wheeling
Weston is having an epidemic of ty-
ploI. fever due OBJ putrid sewers and
Tine .0w stage OF the river
Miss Daisy Harrison returned 90 her
home in Clarksburg this week. after O
pleasant visit To- friends i'm Weston.
ST. bridgets Catholic church. on
sand Fork near Weston. win be dedi-
ca.ed on sunday Bt Rev. Bishop
Iouahue. of Wheeling viii oflciate.
lr. VIM. IL Cox and Miss Elizabeth
R,L were married in ST. Peters
church on Tuesday morning. Rev.
Father Mcbride performed the cere-
u0ls.
Postmaster Edwards is in Wheeling.
NaslHuw circus viii exhibit in
Weston on The 27th.
Mr Rupert ~. E0b,erard left Mon
oaF to enter Wittenburg College at
Springfield ohio
MIS- E &C. NiumiCk and Mrs. IT. j..
Cunn returned from Mason City this
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STEUBENvILLE.

Steu5envillc. September Miss Isa-
bel Cl2t0r. of This city, @ recent grad
u3te ct Allegheny General Hospital,
has been appointed to take charge Of
the surgical department Of the Pennsyl-
var.a Hospital a- Philadelphia.
Mrs vs.. X Means and Mrs. 5. X. Gill
bert lcit ,h.s week to sail for Europe
Within the next couple Of weeks
The Patience Cooking Club has reOr-
eanizad and viii hold its first meeting
on the 21rh 5J the residence of Mrs. Geo.
p. Harden.
Col Harry Sherrard and r. B. Patter-
son have arrived from Europe. Mr..
Patterson came here. while Col. Sher-
r3rj IS taking pleasure trip IN the
East.
d. w. Belll and wife. r.. L. Brown
lee and wife. W. r. Davidson and wife
and son Walter and Or. J. A. McCul-
.ough and WIFE have returned from
Muskoko
Miss Georgia Duncan. of Mcdonald.
who has been a guest of Miss Ada Dun
can, has returned home
T. Y. Dougharty. after spending Au-
gust here az his home, has returned TO
business duties az Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mamie II. R.dgly and children
of Allegheny. who nave been spending
the summer with E. c. Slack and wife.
have returned home.
Misses Mary and Fannie Hallock
have gone 90 Mt HOllyoke Mass.
school
JR. Beatty and wife and Mrs. J. NJ
Sterrett have returned from q visit to
friends I'm Iowa and Chicago.
ri. Frank Swartz sails for Germany
on the 11th % complete his education
JOvial visitors a- home this week We're
Col. Robert Mooney of the New York
Tribune stan. and Win Mooney. of the
Sixth AUDITORS Office az Washington
City. Col Goddard OF Washington
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SARDIs. O

Sardis. O., September 7.--N''-
Cunningham. an accomplis..'
lady of this place. is yisitlns -..
at Moundsville this week.
Miss Dora Skinner. of FetH"
is visiting relatives in town .--
Miss May Hartman. popH- n.
lady of this place, left Thur
Wheeling. where she will '.-
tiyes and friends for a short nA'
Frank Humphrey made q ...
trip to Darlington and Whee.'-7
week. -fl
Quite a number from here
the Wheeling Fair this week zig.
Miss Edith Hope. Of HanniD'.
iting relatives in town. ... 70
Sam Braunlich. of HanniDa'.
town on business "Wednesday land
Miss Kittie Rodecker, OF Cum. i...-
O.. is the guest of Mrs. Flora '. . r.
w. F. Litten, Of Sistersviiie
town Sunday. .,rp
G.. NJ. Thompson made a D'7''
to Bellaire "Wednesday. t..r
Mrs. Henry Gauding, who ~. md
visiting relatives at Woods'L.. .-,.~rcl
other points for some time i
home Friday.
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TRIAL TRIP OF THE TEXAs.

Washington, September The OIL
cial steam trial of the second-class snip
Texas, has been set for the 12th inst.
The test will consist Of a run OF four
hours out to sea, and while the tIlal
will net be a test of speed. il is under
stood that the ship will be expected 10
approximate her best work on TINS oco
casion. The contract calls for S'oOo
horse power. 1t provides for prem
ium of 800 for each additional morse
power attained and for the forfeiture
of 80 for each each horse power less
than $500 developed. down to I.69O' De
low which if it goes the machinery Is
not to be accepted. AT the dock triai
the vessel showed 6,7O7 horse power
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mont county, after spending few days
with friends.
Morcine Orr, of Sistersville, was call
ing on friends.
Miss Lottie Lewis, who has been the
guest of her friend, Miss Laura Riddle,
has returned 10 her home.
Mr.. Tom Pelly, of Mingo, is the guest
of his parents here
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4 QUESTION

A QUESTION. .re
To wed or not to wed? An. tner. r.a y
You'll wish 'twere other"-4
you roam; +-..a rIfif--
a club with all the '"" Judge
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casa T0clentemento cONstrUida NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de IA
carretera central del dsrito de Sanuce con piSo al
to de MADEIRA de ManpoSteria techO de zinc con las
buenas circunstanciaS de reunr las condicones
Sarias para famlia situada cntre c C0egio Ins-
auto al de ios NJ NJ. del CurAz0n de Ieslls. El Que
Ia ntercse podrt infornarse de preco don Jo-
Sc Castro Lasser8 0l mismO barrio Ia Oticina
del senior ArqutectO municipal, dOnde sc hala en-
pleadO e citadO sefOr Castro. 1913
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DU D 4 NDG

A MI AMIGO DON JULIO MoRILLo
ST es verdad 9. la gloria esta en- el cielo
Y es nuestra vida solo IN breve soplo;
81 tras esas regi0nes hiucralee
Esta 10 bello del inmensO TODD;
81 no os uDa fcci6n del peneamiento
Ea8 perp5tuo rnundo luvninoso,
Y el Dio8 o,nnipotente que nos rige,
En- ESQ ''lnas ALA" tiene su trono,
Yo que llevo las ptuebas millar>s
De una vida infeliz de angustia y dolu,
Por aicanzar Ia gloria DO ese cielo,
Qulslora. no Sc que. morirme pre- ito.
Pero surgeon las sonbras de la dUda
Que en- mi cerebrO esclaracer no lOgro:
( [lu6 resta 81 sucumbe la materia
con la mutrt0 50 termlna TODD?
Mas no llegando corcebir 10 cierto
De tan prOfundO arcane t8nebrOsO,
Y a. nO 4uiorO mOtlrule.... mo arropientO,
Y gus navegu9 sin CESAR el globo.
Caguas, Julio 1895. PrlmiltUo.
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SURTIDO COMPLETO.
RI COLLAR DEL RAJ&H

Milord-dijo con touo glacial-os he COM
prendido Y agradezco el honor que me diBpen-
Bais Lo refexionar6
Por mas ore el diplomdtico despleg6 todos
los recursos de su inteligencia, Juana permane-
ci6 infexible
Trat6 de convencerla burldndose del ma
trimonio describiendo & grandes rasgoa, con
infnita gracia, las uniones mundanas y sus con-
seouencias, pero no a;gui6 NADIA
A ESQ de las dos de Ia 1nanana, despues de
haber agotado todoa los medios de seduction
que su experiencia le sugerls, cansado y des-
contento, se decide batirse en- retirada.
Abri6 con prec9uci6n la puerta, ahogan-
do el ruido de, sus pasos en- Ia gruesa alfon11ra
de los pasillos, SO dirigi6 sus habitaciones, 81
tuadas la extremidad opuesta del castillo.
A la dudosa claridad de una lamparil]a,
suspendida del techo, en- una interna gotica, le
pareci6 yer una sombra cue desaparecfa en- uno
de1os angulos y so detuvo.
Pero no oyendo rQido alguno, continue So
camino entr6 en- su habitaCi6n.
ST hubiera podido penetrar en- la oscnridad
CON la mirada, travGs de los p]iegues de un
''portier" de terciopelo que ocultaba Ia puerta
de la habitacion de Lucy, hubiera visto dos ojos
que brilluhan fiandose en- 81 con obstinaci6n.
p Aquslloa oios eran los de 50 hermano.
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Ell sol sali6 rsdiante al eiguiente dia.

Ell sol sali6 rsdiante al eiguiente dia
Al abrir su ventara James, que no babfa
podido dornir, aspire con delicia los agradablea
perfumes que sub1an del parque, volviGndose
hacia Ia ventana de Ia institutriz, cue estaba
rrada:
*..-singular uohach'!-pens6. 6.-iQu6 es
10 que pretende? tBs la ambici6n quien la di-~
rige, ea la yirtud quien Ia cootiene? IViftqd!
gran oosa que Sc sabe ouando comienza no Sc
sabe d6nde aoabaI
Sc goIpe6 de prcnto Ia frente aproxinan-
dose Au ''secreter", escribi6 algnnas palabraa
en- un pspelito con sus armas.
''Venid csballo al bosque. 81 debo re-
nunciar Ia esperanto de ser amado, deiadme
al menos 81 placer de veroa."
Dobl6 81 papel y 10 iptrodujo en- uu aohre
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InsE auvA.-rErUAN 87.---Gi.

JOSE T. $lLVA.--TETUAN 37;---Gi:
vista cable sobre todas las plazas de
Espaha islas catdades de 25 a
sobre las paZas prncpaes de Franc Aenania, Austria B4
gea Holanda Dinamaroa Bulgaria Russia sueca N9Suega
Argea Egpto Sfa TdneGSObre NeWYork, SantO Domtn-
60 Isa de Cuba.
p LOGON ANTIHE&P E'TICA DEL Doc
MUNTEs~ melor ednatnento los herpes
qutaTlas pica26n momento e apicara. La "lo96n
eYandn Ia cala del cabeuO
baros r2anchas espnias de
cara Exito Beguro innedao fdase todas las booas
isa, Al Ia del seGOr uermety depoario
plNCElADAS, por don Zon6n Medina y
Gonzalez S. vonde a un peso el j3mplar
en- LA H1sPANO AMERICAeA de don L SOLO
Compah1a s. en- c.. San Justo numorO s..
Puerto Rico. 81
Gede6n viaja por Italia vista un
! Museo.
Ri cicerone le llama Ia atenci6n acer-
ca de 10 momia de I'm nifio que data del
| siglO TX.
-; Esa no cuela!-exclama Gede6n -
! dCree usted possible que haya TN ni1lo do
mil af1os dc edad?
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4umerfa realizan pEecos b3ratmos TaroOien SO
imped rotura de los tNbOs naamaci6n del petr0eo
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GERONIMO zERBt.~-<GENTE DE
AcAnFMgA DE MAT: NATICAS,-

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pa6Ol de pto- Rico del TerTitoraiy Il ,triCOa
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OcAslnM.-se vende al contado y

por la mital d" costo una hamaca sube cana, pro-
cCdente de los taleres de Nc. Onis Harvey COmpa
na de Liverpool competarnente SIN uso y emDalada
como recib0, por haber SldO de neccSdad sl
montura, Informard Viuda de Cerra, -FajardO. l5-2
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MWBW6V VD ia u II III - y :1:. .
Preparation para ngreSos en- las cdrreraS ml1TareS
Y don Felix Arenas Informex. PabeoncS de NOrza-
oarac 10
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Ia AREAllnAn Camiseria Y 1,ren de

tlvadO, san Francisco n,tmero 81 r"n al ai"ia"en
tIt Su"eSoreS de BOrtOv, Sc enconrArt "IH SIcnpre
consante surdo de cam isas blanca" q" r"ior de
cen ctlzoncos la medida. Al frente del estaboci-
mento eata Ell antignO c0rtador, mu7 conocldO en-
eSta Capital Bernardo NLartiuez. lo-2
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Eu un meeting de albaniles en- huolga.
Un orador despu6s de un brillente
exordio. dice:
-5Quien conetruye las caeas de los
burgu6s8s? Voeotros. jQ1i6n cOnstruye
los paacio4 de los potentad0s? VosotroS.
:Qui5n c>nstruye los tribuuaies: Vo@O-
tros. 5Q1I4:4 conetruye las carc8les? VO-
Botros (Gr0deS GpI0usOS).
Ell orador piarde Ia cab ga, a1ade:
-5Y qui6n LENA esas carcoles? Vo-
sOtros tambi6n.