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frotaba las manos; hizo una pausa. y miriam
do fiiaments al notario ex 1Am6 con sorna
-Si Ell invento es una maravilla, mi que
rido Molegesn,yo 10 sxp.otsre, yseguramen-
te he de sacar mejor pSrttdo de el, que ese
viejo loco.
viendo que sl nGtsrio abrfa la boca para
intentar un supreme esfuerzo en- benefcio
de 81 cliente, le ataj6, hsblando con tono
aspero.
No hablemos mas de est; puede usted
decirle que espero hasta fn de mes, nj un
dia mas - Y af1ada usted que Sc acuer
de -. porque yo no me olvido de NADIA.
Con ell fudice de Ia diestra, ssnal6 aobre
su mejilla una cicatriz blanca que resaltaba
sobre ell color cetrino de Ia piel: aquslla Sc
n i indeleble, impresa por ell latigazo que re-
cibio treinta af1os antes la nochs de San
Fermfn, reanimaba todas horss So espiritu
de vcnganzl, y en- aquella, mejor que en-
nipguna, despertaba su odio implacable.
Sonriendo con smargura, sin a1adir uua
palabra mas, atraves6 el grupo que forma
ban los convidados, y Sc reunio con Ell sub
prefecto. engoifado en- una discussion sdmi-
nistrativa con uno dc los comeusales.
Entonces, Pascual, con ell alma LENA de
snCustias q causa de sus tTiStes pensamien-
tos SO acerco su padre.
Confuse Ciaba vueltas en- su mente los
detalles terribles del drama proximo al des-
enlace.
81. los errores de NJ de Clairsfont fueron
muy graves.
FL odio de Oarysjan era legftimo -.
Entire aquellos dos hombres 40 abrfa nm
sbismo tan profundo, que jam4s volnntad
humana podrfa Tellsnarlo, y los hijos dc uno
Y otro, aunque inocentes y capaces de amar
SO entire sf, serfsn por fnerza victinaas de
Rquella enemistad; cstaban condenadosa per
petuo odio J psrpetna tristeza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
OAPITULo VI.

L. feria de Neuville fue squel afio anima-
disima.
La recollection habfa comerzsdo baio ex
celentes auspicios les ramas dc los Arboles
80 dssgajsban casi bsjo sl peso de los frutos
y las lluvias prima veralss habfan cubierto
los prados dc abundautfsimos pastos.
El mercado de animales ofrecia magnffcu
aspecto las transacciones SO hicieron pre-
clos muy subidos, y, como consecuencia de
todo este, la algeria brillaba On sl rostro de
todos los ahLentes con motive de las fiestas
Immense gentio llenaba las GALES las tieu.
das se ofrecfan hospitalarias q los campesi
nos que, arrastrando los pies. con II boca
abierta. sus blusss nusvas color 2zul muy
oscuro, fotandoles hacia las espaldas, reco-
rrfan las aceras, seguidos de aus mujsres
sus hijss sngalanadaa con aus cofias aus
grandss aguias ue oro-
a In entrada de la Gale Mayor, delante de
Ia posada del Csns de Plata, una porci6n
do cochecitos J carros con las yaras alzadas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
JARABE
DE FOSFOGLICERATO DE CAL

raqusmo ndicado todas las convacenciss
las faerzas abatidas.
CURA resabece ell vgor ffico moral de las
la
memora Ia plentiful de facutades debiitada
CURA nfatiso vuev vida encanto los nInos
scof
abuminuria la corosis debildad
aquas del de
debildad intellectual PARALYSIS resblandecmiento
exito iz iuficas muees anemca
hoag dcies yejos debitados
tropical Intermediates de la medua pnA
especf6co agradbe al paadar Ia
digestivas organsmo.
Cada cucharada contiene veinte cenfgamos
Preparado FRANCISCO GIOL TEXIDOR farnsacsutco
USARLO: Para los adultos cuchsrad de al
mue tra ante de la comida
comda
VENDE EN- TODAS Las FARMACIAS
Ponce. Aeosto de 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
Los SssfroscrStos wsSdScos cars4insaos
cosa eSevcaea0 ~, estH csssdLgd.

LOS GYBFCsSCV t1US Vs1AsEOo 1' V''s'@Ho
coas eieycecso es esta nsndgd.
Certiican: que han oemprobsdo ys en- q
orSetica Official, ya erl la particular, dur@r e
In epidenia varlolcsa reinante an ests siu-
dad, Il ofcacia incoatestabls del virus
v.cnno procedente del Institute de Vaeu-
naci6n de don Santiago Seijo instslsdo en-
Arecibo baio SO Observation-Disclosures que d.
cho safor Seiio dsspuss de un conc]enxudo
detanido sstudio, In cor3sguido perfec-
cionsr el nivel de los Institutes Euroreos
de sE lndole, 81 sultivo de aeuel virus pro
ilkct;eo de la viruela hasta sl extreme de
poder asexurar afrmar los que suscriben,
qne en- estR poblsei6n ha producido tan te-
lices resultados hs obtenido tan lisonjeio,
atisfaotorio brillante Sxito, que so han
conseguido con 50 empieo y propagation 81
exterrninio de Ia sirueia que atsrrortsaba
dieznaba eeta poblaci6n desGe hsoe diez
oehc nsses. No vaeilaado per ende Los In
frascritos On publicar-no tan solo por me
dio de la presente sino q1e tanbien por ls
prensa peri6dioa del psis ser nscesario--
Que Ia linfa vscuna extraida de Ia teruers
del preoitado Institute 81 superior = prefa-
ble todas las demas usadas en- Is isla, In
cluso la de Londres, y que estadisticanente
IA dado msjor mas resultado, hasta 81 ex-
tremo de haber conseguido 10 pssstSlGcs6ss
U0cissa1 en- un noventa por ciento. para
que conste valga donde convenir pudiere
don Santiago Seijo espido La presente ea
Ponce IL de Mayo de 1839.-Ds. B0stGs0s
lHiosss-Dr. CoTchado-DT. ReUeT6s-Df.
PG0anS-Ds. CeToAGs-DT. Ts5Gl Rses-DS
E5ssso Font QssiIlos-DT. Jssass zgsessSs-
Dr.. Il. Zssso GGssdGa-DT. Oasssssso :. de-
UoTn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22

La snimaci6n el ruido de la sala le eau
saban horror.
Sin ser notado, pudo salir ganar Ia de-
eierta calle.
La nochs eataba tranquila Ia tibia brisa
acariciaba su rostro en- el transparente Gle
10 brillaban multitud de es trsllas.
Sc dejo caer sobre IN barco de piedra,
junto la fuente murmuradora, en- medic
de sqnel silercio, no hallando m&s que iris
tes recuerdos en- su pasado amarauras en-
su porvenir, maldi >iendo al marques, sin
tiendo rubor por la conducta de su padre
resuelto desaloisr de sn coraz6n aquel pro
fnndo afecto hacia Antonista, desesperado
SO oprimio Ia cab, "a entire las manos, rom
pi6 llorar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22

en- benefcio lie su cliente Acaso, daudo 8
entc nder que los resutaics de Ia iEvenci6n
sGrian eorsiderables, ll,gase intimidar a.
bapquero, y ls atrejess un srreglo, le diri
gio una mirada investigsdola por encima de
sus gsfas de orc, dijo con estndiada len
titud.
He visto, on efecto, ell horno; es muy
curioso; ell marques ha tenido la boudad de
encepderlo mi presencia
SDe modo que es un bonito modelo7
Pero. tes un juguete, puede uno farse
de In prnsba Que sc ha h 'choi
M; es un sparato de gran tamafio, que
ell seRor de Clairs flct tiene adaptable al
horpilo del laboratofio
Sc sirvs de ei para sus exparfsncias de
quimica =. Y estoy convencido de que en-
graude funcionara 10 msmo que en- pequefo
Sc me 6gurs. querido Carvsjsn, que en- M
breve plazo, Ell marques va salir de sus
apuros A mi juicio Ga IN hombre notable,
tanto, que me parece mas conveniente estar
de su parte que en- contra sDyl.
-iOhl di13 Darvs1an, susTirando para
desahogar su pech oprimido Sin duda es
un h0mbre netable, me allegro mucho. Eu
medic de todos sus Observation-Disclosures, el que
mas me interesa es el que puede servir para
devolverme mi dinero que deseo reembolsar
Es Vd- muy especial, amigo Nolegean; lpues
no viene cslentsrme las osejas con seme
tsntsa tonterfas i....l Un hombre notable
Pues bien, acu6rdese Vd de 10 que le digo ::
con toda su notabilidsd, si no estk dispuesto
. satisfacer ese dinero fin de mes, es decir,
tres dias dsspnes del de San Fermin, Ie EN-
barge y le ponso en- la calie 81 su nota
BILE familia :. Pan c:erto como me llamo
Jarvajan.
Estaba irascible; su rostro moreno habsa
IomadS un tinte lfyido, 10 centelleaban los
ojos dc odio, con moEimiento nervloao So
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
UnQuento Derm6geno'

Los asombrosos efectos producido.
por el UNGUENTo DERMooENo ~n
las HagGs qnensadvras, jatG1etes, pr
cad4yas de mosquitoes Ie1rG GfyscGna
sG6aSonSs, eIefantfasfs tEnsOyss, al
cs0Lqs4isY 1rOcSdSncsa, SsNnsGsssns0, III
csras, Esyt4as de cstSiQ1fs~ anna, pa
NGdSsOs &a:, 10 demuestran las inflni.
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan
te uso que de dicho especifoo :
Iace
Deposito. Esy7,s4.cpa Censr4 ie
FerreT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
|. SSEDAS
AGENOIA H5OoLA.R

poundo he vido
costumbres de circunanca
ndcones de atender viglar digr udntes dede
aquela cudad
" psovincia edante mo ico acptabie espendio anua
Me fsnniia
dcios tendran
les estmue les ani
~@ec~ atencones aecsaosas del .ogar
lbs knplo deAns
s e
,l~Ho Rorda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
OONDICIONEs Y CONCEsIONEs

en-
ao
c
Sutmpor ha de &usfe frances u uequle
-
tomadcs oOrd
ne cargo Q 20por
los
los
Nm rel
81 aadOp Ida
% a La
nrajad las
lila E pecio dc erdOs
memo ssrAnad ds0AtGde amos
Ian
gE&aA
Sc oede ea paje anqaea de l5o Oaha
i'd
6n e frances ne16n p
= re
rsjS sn is 10
L. IL,
los ~ aGzbar en- svapo
Par Agataa n s
MAvOT. HNRM AMOS e. 90
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especf6co desapareeea Ios bar
ros y la picaz6n que producep las erup
clones en- ell cuerpo. E. el verdadero 'qu'
ta-dolor. " Sc uea en fricc ZONES se spli
ca en- ochenta casos distiates
Vendese en ,lu La 4;.az D. 11io dc Ra
puerco-ea. g do! invsntor .. lamente.
Mayo 4, ls41 A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
EOLLE TIN ts5)
JORGE OHM ET
Ell GRAN MARGAL
TRADUooIoN DE J. DE LA cERDA
O A PITULo V
Abril, 3 de 1898.
(Contin tIact6n)

Hace seis semanas que no Sc habla de otrs
cosa.
So dice que es sorprendents; que por su
nuevo sistema Ell marques llegark q quemar
los lefios moisdos, desarrollando un calor
extraordinario.
Es verdad estoa
El notario, lleno de turbaci6n, guard6 si
lencio. Carvajan le sacudi6 ell brazo con
viveza, y con ojoa centelIeantes y aspero
acento dijo:
No contesta ustedi Quien Gala otorga
Ha visto listed el aparato, Ino es ciertoi
Un iDgenisro quien he consultado, pre-
tende que esto seria una aplicaci6n maravi-
hosa para Las induEtriss
La animacion de Carvsian era tan viva,
tai punto aquel hombre, dneno siempre de
=. gEnismo, se manifestaba deseoso de ssber
10 Que 90 rtferia al marques, que MoleRean
espero poder sacar partido dc 10 situaci6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
ROBERTO GRAHAM
NaENTFR0
POM 1E. p

Agente autorizado para Ia vents
de las famosas turbinas hidraulicas de
James, Leffel B &C, y dc las Bomba
gemelas automobiles de Saith, Vale
g. &C, para aliraertaci6n automatic
de calderas lie vapcr con aqua CT
uente y de condensaciones.
Pfdanse eatzlogos { einformes.
Ponce, Iulio Te de 1903.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
PARA OARRETERAS

Sc Uessde casi nnstad de So valor, ssssa ns6
qSsssa tsstssradorG de psedra nse'sssda para ca
rfeterGs, con So eGgdeTa densds psesGs, e..
ssny bsscn estado q 4s nsaTtissete de Tepssesto.
~ Qsse Ia issterese p,setje dsSsgsrse q don R0
beTt0 GSGhGia, ca est0 css%t1ad
Ponce Es6re-o IL de 1884,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
VIAJE DE IDA
WI9yEw n GA


d ID o tI
m con lvapor
el
4aeLs
al
NOTA@ L.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
lGrGn depurGtsUO vegetaL I

& sea extracto Auido Gompuesto de
varias plantas indfgenas, usadas CO.
mo alterantes y sudorfhcas.
Cada onxa Aulda representa- una
onxa de las plantas que conttene.
fPURAMENTE VEGETAL !
Ell mas conocido, SECURE y r6pfd6
pndfcador de La sangrel
Conserva el cuts fErrO y hbre de
@TNpetOHSS y lgyG'sOs!
PuCj jen usarlo hasta los EIhos.
Dep6sito: RSrDsGefS Central. de :
Eerrer.
.mTav. o. $. Nvbre. de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
HERMANos & 90,
BUen negocio

amagn
construction donde ued hab fami ventaa
pobaci6n normes drige
rtben
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
Ojo, Ojo!

Sc desean vender rs seilos de los
lei 4: Ce-tenario del descub~sms-n1o
de esca ssis.
En- esta imprenss inforrnar&n,
pGrce. 2 N0vien1bre 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
HOTEL FRANCES

Hsh'taciones vcneiiadas esrn~rs
d es-r..i,in
-, 80 50 @~-1- -z~~~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
LA RESERVA MUTUA
Eenehca Asoc1ao1oh
SEGuROS E VIDA
sohdas acredtadas del muaoo
reduce casi
Ia tercera Darte

ven'a
La tercera PaTfe
comPnas tales CO
mo r, Eoxikatya La AezUI oyk 4el Canaad
LAS NOR SENORITAS guradas sin recago de min
eestral trimesa, bmestrs'n'ente
ae,e oi6n aegurado
n acePta
i, tl-<h guerra y can,bio e resiieRcia
Equr@i -" - " w Y,k' L. M"f"a de Bo
ercra de kodas
A NTES:-D de Silva -DePata
men 4e Ca.vana de Arecibo
don W.
EN- a Ricardo Nadal (Mayagu ~
Banquero para la Isa SCHULCE & Co, de Mayaguez
de alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-22
iAUsUBO! iAUsUBO!

Vigas de x 5, key s 10 alfagfa.
ae x 3. Eetantes de ausubo de 6 II vs.
ras. Surtido general de maderas de
Fic-i1a tahlsg de t<des clssec 1sns
ate3sss .tArs 3ous Il n6a.
/ P. DoRIA q y.
PlnY4--Ponce Eoviembr z de 1854
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THE Y. P. G. U. IN SESSION
Second Day Of the Third Annual Con.
venti0n
Large Attendance Present-Four Able
Addresses-Nilssion Work Well
Discussed

The third annual convention Of o. Y.
P. C. u. of the Los Angeles Presbytery
was continued yesterday by an all day
session at the First United Presbyterian
church on Hill and Sixth streets. The
meeting yesterday was even better at
tended than the previous evening.
Devotional exercises in the morning
were conducted by S. A. Mccormick.
half hour was devoted to business, after
which reports from each union in the
Presbytery were read.
The following officers were nominated:
President, Miss Mary Hill, Pasadena
vice-president, Miss Grace Finley; sec
rotary, Mrs. Julia Jamieson; treasur-
er, Miss Mary Hill.
Pasadena society and Chinese So
ciety of Los Angeles are additions to the
union since last year.
Home Missions was the subject of Miss
Annie BoOne's remarks. The substance
of the subject was contained in the
words, I'VE must go to the uttermost
parts of the earth with our message"
Miss Bone thought it the work of the
home missions to assist those churches
| which are not strong enough to stand
| alone, to furnish Christian education to
| new communities, and to spread the
truth, Wnetner at nome or abroad. The
work in the west was urged, also that in
India.
An interesting discussion followed the
paper. ~
The afternoon session was opened
with prayer and praise by s. H. Finley Of
Santa Ana.
Mrs. A. w. Jameson followed with a
paper on Foreign Missions. A detailed
history of mission work was given, its
success and benefit to the world THE
souls of men are measured by the same
rule by God" location or color does not
effect the spiritual Importance of any
being.
A general conference occupied a por-
ton of the afternoon session, which was
concluded by Rev. A. w. Jameson on
Christian Giving. His remarks were d.
vided into four divisions: First, knowl-
edge and confidence; second hearty in
terest In the work; third following God S
rule-giving a 1.-THE of what one pos
sesses; fourth, building on Gods prom
Uses.
the evening Rev. Will w. Logan Of
Los Angeles spoke on Sabbath school
work, and paper entitled Our Rule Of
Life was presented by Rev. NJ M. Kill
| patrick.
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run away from the spot and claimed
that he was not acquainted with either
Cow or Chong, which statement is known
to be false. He did not belong to any
tong or society; in fact, did not seem to
want to know much of anything The
bulk of his statement was mass of
evasions and glaring falsehoods.
This finished the testinAny and the
jury quickly decided upon a verdict,
which read
I'VE, the jury. find that Wong Chez
came to his death by a gunshot wound
inflicted by one Wing Chew Cow. aided
and abetted by one Gong On Chong, with
intent to commit murder
The prisoners were hurried back to
jail and complaint charging murder
sworn to by Detective Bradish. The
warrant Of arrest on the new charge
was read to them in their cells, which
they listened to with stolid Indifference
Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completN1, but 1t will prob
ably be held Sunday. Owing to Chee's
wealth and prominence his funeral will
undoubtedly be on a gorgeous scale,
such as has not been seen here in some
time.
This latest shooting and the general
conduct of the highlander societies
has led Chief Glass to decide on most
rigorous policy toward them in the fu-
joss houses of this class will be ruth
lessly broken up and the Chinese toughs
scattered if possible. These societies
are supported by levying blackmaii
upon the reputable Chinese merchants
and they will undoubtedly lend their
assistance in the endeavor to rid the
city of these organized thugs and muir
derers. The police still continue to
search every heather who appears on
the street for weapons, but none have
been found as yet who have arms.
The chief is very anxious to locate a
certain man who with two ladies was
driving team Of horses attached to
double-seated surrey along Alameda
street when the shooting took place. 1t
is said that they were directly2pposite
the place at the time, and they are re-
quested to call on the chief as soon as
possible and impart what information
they can give in regard to the tragedy.
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Eyes, I have. ! have been reading all
about the convention. It's perfectly
fascinating too"
Can you understand it?"
Most of 1t. | used to think conven-
ton was stupid. but 1t is't bit It's just
like gymnasium or riding a goat at an
initiation, or something of that kind you
know"
How do they dor
why. they bring out plank"
YES"
And it's very wide and the candidates
try to straddle it. and other people try
to keep them from doing so; and the
side that wins gets the nomination.
don't know what it means, but that's the
way it's done. for saw it in the paper"
-Washington Star.
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Representative Wholesale and
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BICYCLES
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Splendid Racing at the Grand
Circuit Meet
CHAMPION W. W. HAMILTON
will Back His Bicycle Against Famous
Trotter
rbs Jenkins Wheel Company FaiIs-A Chicago
Wheeiwoman Arrested for Running
Down and Killing q Man
A..oc,ated Press Special Wire.

CLEVELAND, o., July S0.-The
weather was perfect today and the
track in splendid condition. A large
crowd was present to witness the grand
circuit races. ''''--'
2:15 cloacc, trotting, purse $25oo-New
Castle won, Jimmy Hague second. Bis
sora third. Best time. 2:14%.
2:25 class, pacing, purse $250o-Miss
Jennings won, Mocking Boy second,
Sherman Clay third. Best tinD, 2:0S%
200 class, trotting, purse $20O0-Kla-
math won. Time, 2:09, 2.OSA, 2:1Oh
Kentucky Union was second and Lord
Clinton third.
2:19 class, trotting, purse $4,000 (unfin-
ished from yesterday)-Derby Prince
won in straight heats. Best time, 2.l3
Edmonia second, Atlantis third.
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WESTMINSTER

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v D Fly. st Louis q II Sullivan, ny
l. 3 Ely & VT. do c Z Bigelow, Sta Bar
Mr. Rohner. City Mex MSeligman, w&sn. Ar
Mrs. Rohner. do j Clarkson, Miss
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II Z Breden, f A c Glvens&w, Chgo
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j McFee & w, do w S Miller
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b l. McHenry, Need G + kerteIl. S Mateo
II lHuppert. S f l. M Lloyd, Berkeley
L hays, LYLE Mrs K Blackledge, Go
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ON THE WHEEL
A Race Against a Trotter-A Cycle Assign.
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CHICAGO, July 30.-Col. Taylor to-
day wired acceptance of the challenge
of w. w. Hamilton of Denver, holder
of the worlds mile bicycle record, for a
race between Hamilton and Joe Patchen
over a mile course. The race will take
place some time in August and unless
other arrangements are made it will be
run in Chicago. The present plan is to
exclude the public and allow only news
paper men to witness the contest.
A FAILING FIRM.
CHICAGO, July 30.-The jenkins Cy
Gle company, manufacturers of the Ma
poleon wheel, made an assignment to-
day. According to the statement filed
with the assignment the assets are $780,
900, and the liabilities s77.156.
WHEELERS ARRESTED.
CHICAGO, July 30.-Angelina Poppet.
a typewriter, and Bert Fish, a clerk in
the Nickel Plate railroad ticket office,
were arrested today. Miss Popet is al
legged to be the woman bicyclist who ran
into William Klink last Tuesday night,
resulting in his death. Fish is said to
have been with Miss Poppet at the time
of the accident.
TO WHAT BASE USES.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.-The great audi
torium in which the Republicans and
Populists held their conventions will be
turned into a Madison Square garden
for horse shows, bicycle meets and other
great indoor sporting enterprises the
coming fall and winter A gigantic
horse show will be one of the first things
to be given. D. J. Campau of the Chi
cago Horseman has been invited to take
charge Of the show. Bicycle races will
also be held over track to be erected
around the auditorium.
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The eighth game was played last night
before a very large and enthusiastic
crowd, the contestants being M. Aschner
vs.. Lon Finley. The game was won by
Finley. score 100 to 90. number of diff
and were loudly applauded by the audi
encc. This tournament is rapidly draw
ing 10 a close. p M. Rodney and j. B.
as follows:
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Savvled the Convention

Savvied the Convention
Say, Name" said Maud, as she bit
off tiny piece of chewing gum, I've
been improving my mind again."
go way! You haven't"
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Kentucky people are talking vaguely
about the spirit of '76, when it is well
known that everything has been drunk
up to and including 'S3.-Detroit News.
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III N' a"Ss"' 'eX CLARKE
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For Fifty Years
Mrs; Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for. children's teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. cures wind collie and is the best rem
edy for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle.