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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14

ell conde Mac-Gregor, os pedf con instancia
que me entregaseis mi hiia, no me respon-
disteis; pesar de todas mis- indagaciones
nunca pude saber adonde habfais enviado
esa desgraciada nina, cuya suerte futura mi
padre hab1a procnrado asegurar con liberia
hdad. Hace diez amos que por una carta
vuestra supe que nuestra hiia habfa muerto.
iOjala hubiera expirado entonees! No CO.
nocerfa ell dolor que acibarara ell resto de mi
vida.
-Ahora-dijo Sarah con VOC desfalleci-
da-no extra1o la aversion que os he inspira-
do; conozco que sobrevire este golpe
cruel. ST, es cierto; ell orgullo la ambici6n
me han perdido -. Mi loca esperanza habfa
adquirido mas ardor que nunca, porque ig-
noraba ell derecho que tenfais para despre-
oiarme- Desde que enviudamos quedamos
hbres, volvi dar credito a esa prediction
que me ofreclo una corona; cuando ell aca-
so me ha devuelto mi hija, cref descnbrir en-
esta fortuna inesperada una voluntad proyi-
dencial. =. 81; hasta me atrevi d Greer que
la aversion que me teniais desaparacarfa ante
Ell amor de vuestra mia, que me darfais
Euestra mano para legitimar la sangre Que
corrla pOr sus venas.
--iPues bien!.. Quede satisfecha v
castigada vuestra detestable ambici6n. ST,
pesar del horror que me inspirais, por afec-
to Squ6 digo2 .por respeto al horrible lnfor
tunio de mi hija, hubicra, aunoue deeidido
vivir separado de vos, efectuado m matr;mo-
MO que legitimase el nacimiento de mi hi;a
hubiera hecho su eituacion tan hr,llarta
encumbrada, como habfa sido hum;lda nj
SCRABBLE.
-iLuego no me habfa engaHadol -.
lDesgraciada de mil
-iOhi yaIo Sc; va sc que no llorgis Ia
mueIte de susssfa MIA, sino Ia p6rdida de
esa quimera que amoicionabais con implaca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14
LOS MIsTERIos DE PARIS

jaime Ferrand estaba tendido en- ell le-
cho de gu dormitorio, alumb1ado por la te-
nue. luz de una lAmpara, vestido con pan
talon chaleco negros, tenfa arremangada Y
manchada de sangre una de las mangas de Ia
camisa, una liga de pafo encarnado en- su
nervudo brazo indicaba que acababa de san
grarlo Polidori. Este, de pie al lado de la
CANA, y apoyado con una mano en- la cabece-
ra, parecfa contemplar con inquietud ell SEM
blante de su c6mplice.
NADIA mas espantoso que ell semblante
de Ferrand que Sc hallaba entonces rendido
por estopor sofiollento que sucede de or
dinarIo las crisis violentas. Su rostro es-
taba cubierto de palidez violada, inundado
de sudor frfo con sfntomas del dltimo gra-
do de marasmo; sus parpados cerrados esta-
ban tan hichados 6 inyectados de saDgre, que
parecfan dos lobanillos rojos en- medic de gu
cara lfvida cadaverica.
Con otro acceso como este Sc muere
sin remedio-dijo en- voz baia Polidori.-
Areteo 10 ha dicho: la mayor parte de los
que son acometidos por esta extrana ho-
Trorosa enfermedad perecen casi siempre al
septimo dfa, hoy hace justamente seis que
la internal criolla encendi6 ell fuego inextin-
guible que devora este hombre.-Despues
de algunos momentos de silencio y medita-
ci6n, Polidori Sc alej6 del lecho empez6
pasearse lentamente por Ell cuarto.-Hace un
rato-dijo eniendose,-durante Ia crisis
que hubo de sucumbir Jaime, me parecfa
que estaba sohando al olrle describir una &
una con agitada las monstruosas alu-
clnaciones que pasan por su cerebro. lTe-
rrible, terrible enfermedad! -. Somete al
ternativamente cada 6rgano & unos fen6-
menos que desconciertan la ciencia ho-
rrorizan la naturalezs. Asi es que hace un
ratio tenia una sensibilidad tan dolorosa in
creibie, que aunque le hablase CON la voz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14

menos de echarme q sus pies pedirle per-
don. Desde entonces no ha dejado de perse-
gulrme un remordimiento inexorable POGO
tempo despues sa1 de Alemania para en-
prender mis- largos viajes dar principle &
la expiaci6n que me habfa impuesto que
solo terminara con mi vida. Recompensar ell
bien, perseguir ell NAL, consolar los que
padecen, sondear las llagas de la humanidad
Tin de salvar algunas almas de la perdici6n
eterna, tai es Ia tarea que me he impuesto
81 os hablo de este voto-dijo ell principe con
desden,-que he cumplido en- cuanto me ha
side possible donde quiera que he encon-
trado, no es para que alabeis. Oidme
Hace POGO que he llegado q Francia, a con-
tinuar mi expiaci6naA Al paso que querfa
prestar mi socorro q laShonradez desgraciada,
deseaba conocer tambien las classes afigidas
embrutecidas depravadas por la mseria,
sabendo que un socorro dado tempo. 6
algnnas palabras generosas, bastan veces
para salvar desgraciado del abismo.
A fin de observar por mf mismo, adopte ell
exterior ell lenguaie de las personals qule.
nes guerra observar. En- una de estas explo-
raolones encontre por primera vez. ...-Ro-
doifo Sc detuvo como asustado por esta terri
bic revelaci6u, despues de un momenfo de
dnda afadi6:- mo-. nol.... Me. falta el
valor.
-iDios mfol.... sque mas teneis que
decirmep
-Pronto 10 sabreis-contest6 ell prfnci
pc con sangrienta ironfa ;-pero "a que con
templais 10 pasado con tan vivo interes, de-
bo hablaros de los successes que precedieron s
mi venida Francia Volyf & Alemania des
pnes de mis- largos viajes, obedeciendo
Ia volnntad de- mi padre me case con una
princesa de Prussia. Durante mi ausenoia
habfais edo exi ul-ada del gran dacado. POGO
despnes, sabiendo que os habiais casado con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14
LNGKNIKRO
PONCE e. r.
PARA OARRETERAS

Sc Uessde cas-; nsitad de So UGIOr, assa md
asssssa srststr0dora de p:edra nsessIda para ca
rTetss0s, c0n So c0Idera dens6s pissas, es
sNy ssess cstddo y Hn nsaytissete de repxesso
~ Qs' Sc issterese psseds dirigirse DON Ec
berss QrGhaaa, go estG ciad0d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14
Roberto Graham
IN9ENIERO
Hssfsdscsoss, HeyreySa y Eesreteys
PoHCF, PUERTo- -RICo

Fabricante de despolpadoras de cafe d.
los sistemas Rollo y Disco, como tambi6s
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidr&ulicag; Ma
Locates, Secadsras y toda clase de n&quina
ria para cafe, picar ysrba, desgrsnar mai
ete., etc. Hero, cobre = brouce en bsrrss
plinehas furdido.
Pidsnse inforzues. Julio Z, 1898
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14

sera fecunda, 81 para rescatarla aoepta las
condolences que le impongo" Me parecfa JUS
to coRdenarlo ejereer la caridad para que
expiase sus erfmenes. La vida sin ell orc, la
vida sin poder saciar su fren6tica sensuali-
dad, seria para 81 un continue tormento. Pc
70 ha sepultado mi hija en- todos los ho
Irores de la infamia-excam6 Rodolfo ami
mdndose POGO poco-y la ha asesinado..
iAh! yo matare ese hombre-y ell principe
sc arroj6 hacia la puerta.
-JAd6nde vsis? No me abandonesl-
dijo Sarah hacienda un esfuerzo para levan-
tarse tendiendo los brazos hacia Rodolfo
en- ademan de sdplica.-iNo me dej6is So
lal. voy d morir
-lSolal mo, mol los deio con ell es-
peotro de vuestra hiia, cuya muerte hab6is
causadol
Sarah cay6 aterrada de rodillas Y di6 un
grito de espanto como 81 hubiese visto un ho-
rrible fantasma. II PiedadI ....!yo muerol
-iMorid, maldita!-grit6 Rodolfo con
furor espantoso.-Ahora neoesito La vida de
vuestro c6mplice, porque sois vos quien en-
treg6 mi hija ese verdugol. 49,.
Rodolfo Sc hizo conducir rapidamentc
la casa de Jaime Ferrand.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14
CERVANTES
CENTRIC GENERAL
De PUBLICACIONES.

Esta sasa admite suscripciones s toda
elase de obr&s por entregas, tambien
peri6dicos ilustrados de modas, encargAn-
dose igualmente de comisiones pertenecien-
tes 81 rano; de complet&r cualesqulera
obras que se hallaren truncas; pudiendo los
sehores que 80 encuantren en- dicho e&sI,
passr una nota del dltimo cuaderno que
hubieren recibIdo.
!! Entire los peri6dlcoz ilustrados que sste
Centre Eepsxte, fgura.
LA ILUSTRACION ARTISTICA
qua por la belleza De sus grabados los nae
iores que salen de Barcelona, 10 selecto de
SUE sextos y los naagniioos regaloa que os-
da tres rspartos hkce, ss el peri6dico de
mayor circulaci6n ca Espa1a America
latina. Tambisn heaos ds adverttF qua
LA ILUSYRACION ARTISTIcA
Va scerapshads de
Ell SALON DE LA MODA
psri6dico que goxa faraa entire las families
y naodist&a.
Erasle. HesaGsos Qe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14
CAPITULO XIV
FURENs AMoRIs

Habfs anochecido desde que Redolfo Sc
puso en- camino para Ia casa de Jaime Fe-
rrand, Y el cuarto que habitaba el notario
estaba rodeado de oscuridad profunda Bra
maba ell viento, no cesaca un instante la
lluvia Tambi6n ell viento bramaba Ia
lluyia GAIA en- Ia noche siniestra en- que Ceci-
liza habfa exaltado hasts ell frenesf la passion
brutal del notario, antes de dejar su casa pa
ra no Volver iamAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14

A LOS HACENDADOS DE CANA
ION kloFsncio Santiago, de Coanno, tieEt
ae venta novillos inos propios para yago.
Coazao. Noviaxabpa 1s de- 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14
SAG AL A M 30
9UIEA-DoLoR

Este preparado indio, de gran fans On Q
pals, cura radioalmente los catarros grips.
iss, dolores de cabeza, nenralgias, reunas
inhamaciones y demzs afsceiones cutaness
etc., etc.
LIS formula de cada botella indioa la ma
ners. de ussrse. a pesar del gran consume
de este preparado, 50 preoio sera flo como
sigue: Csjs dc "A nasdias botsllas, pesos
Onieos dspozitarios del lsgitirao SGea
'asab6,
L. Cbasd6a Or
Ponce. Fabrsro I9 de 1894. 3Ira. 8.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14
HOTEL FRANCES

HabItaciones vendladss y esmeFs
do servscso
s~eil~ del &C. ~ree~--fo n.<re~~c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-12-14
Especlfco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Coz este especifco desaparecen los bar
ros Ia picszon que producen las sruy
siones en- 81 cuerpc. Es ell verdadero s'ou
ado. >. Sc usa en fricciones Sc apli
So en ochenta casos distintos.
V5ndese an Juaua -Diaz-harrio de Hat
uezct CASA aaI Inventor soiamente
Map., (. 1899. a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
The OFFICIAt COUNT.
II Gives Mayor McGuinness Plu.
rality OF 9456.
nr. Bucklin's Plurality Over Harbor Mas.
ter Mcguire is 20I.

The final and authentic results of til,
city election were announced this morn
Ing by the Board Of Canvassers and Re
gistration. The vote by districts for oil
general officers, council candidates and
ward officers has been published daily In
THE. NEWS ever since the official coun,
commenced two weeks ago Wednesday.
The grand totsls are as follows:
For Mayor, Covell, $3.50; McGuinness,
l4,3O6; Smith, s65; Theinert, 355. Plu-
rslity for McGuinness, 9456.
For City Treasurer, Granger. lG. .sG6.
Thornton, 1875; Plurality for Granger.
1871.
For Harbor Master, Bucklin. 97s3; Dew
lfu, 900; Mcguire, 9522; studley, 43o. Plu-
raIity for Bucklin. 20l.
For Ovsrseer OF the Poor-Cummings
]1,75O; Dowler, 493; Gates, 1915; Little
wood, 659. Plurality for Cum mings,
a275.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
UNPATRIOTIC REMARKS.
indulged In by a Clergyman In an Ad-
dress to Coiored students

INDUCED In by a Clergyman In an Ad-
dress to Coiored students.
Raleigh, Nov. 20.-Rev. j. l.. NJ. Curry.
ex-minister to Spain, and trustee of the
Peabody and Slater funds, made an ad-
dress yesterday before the colored
students OF Shaw university here. in
which he used this rather startling
language: Il don't believe much I'm the
idea OF having the United States flag
ever our schools. ia like 10 know what
the United States government has done
Ter our public schools I'm North Caro-
ma 10 demand that the flag should hang
over them. IL never gave a cent TO North
carolina schools excspt to the A. II. NJ.
colleges 1t is a deception and fraud TO
put the flag there. 1t is the state that
gives you education"
Speaking of the negro. he said: "I
never could understand why the negro
population remains so compact In the
south instead OF becoming scattered all
over the nation. The northern man freed
the negro. Why is IL the negro does not
go north to be with his friends instead
OF staying In the south among his ene-
hies! AS TO suffrage, DR.. Curry said:
Il don't believe a man who cannot road
his ballot ought to be allowed to pu, 4
into the box"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20

the representative Of the Milkmen's Asso
ciation, bat admitted that the poin
raised by Alderman Nichols was worth,
of careful consideration before definit,
action should % taken. Upon m o,ion o.
Alderman Nichols the rules were laid on
the table until the next session, when
the city solicitor and the milk inspecto,
will be asked to render their opin iona.
! A resolution was passed authorizing the
committee on city property to pure hssc 9
OF at the corner OF East and Montague
avenues, at . cost not TO exceed y725O,
for school house purposes.
Arlington avenue was declared to be q
public thoroughfare.
Lights were ordered on Marion, West
ern, Read and Harriet streets.
petition OF the n. Y, ". III. q. H..
Railroad Company to lay a spur track at
Aliens avenue was referred to the COM
mittee on railroads.
Alderman Nichols presented a rssoIu-
tion directing the Mayor to appoint 4
special committee to consider the sdvis-
. ability OF using voting machines for all
elections 10 this city. The resolution
was passed and Mayor McGuinness sp-
pointed on the part of the Board Alder
men Nichols and Reynolds.
Erie q. Anderson was given permission
to locate and operate q stea m boiler:
John Riley was granted q pool room IL
ense for 80 and 80 Canal street. Ibs
victualing house license OF Cornelius ID.
Carr was transferred to Charles B. Carr.
The following bills for election day ex,
penses were allowed: H. A. Kirby Co..
s25; Thomas r. Zalrsy, s25; William K.
Potter, $50; Henry l.. Holmes, trustee.
and Reoecca b. Dow, $50.
Petitions to build barns were granted
to the following: Providence Betting
Company on sexton street; Henry Tsy-
lor. rear 1872 Stsnwood street; II. c.
Gladding, 1875 Elm street; thomas Troy.
on Eiswald street L. J. Myers, rear 6 Van
Zandt street; Antonio vitale, 151 Spruce
street; f. M. Ballou, rear 1923 Broad
street; Joseph III Iosio, Cedar and Dean
streets; X. B. 8. Hart, 2s6 aano street; |
Louiss McGrath, rear "a Preston street;
John Martin, at 6 Dslbi street; j. Her
bert AnnabIe, Keene and Hope streets.
Victusling house licenses were granted
to the following petitioners: Lorita
Buttervortb, at 93l Westminster street:
5aulle Denposi, at l07 Richmond street;
Filsramo,a at 292 Atweils avenue;
Daniel b. 5weezey, at o Link street.
The following petitions were referred
% the several committees: or Proyi-
ience Building Company, for change of
'ame OF DunwslPs gsngway to Wall
'treet; OF Merton A. Cheeseman ct A.
or curbing on Hamilton avenue; Of Ann
VI. Iuily, for sewer In Violet street; of
Ilanaon D.Frost OF al, for change OF name
4 Smiths Hill to Capitol Hill;of Mary A.
for abatement Of tax; Louis
elmer, for remission of tax.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20

Preparing For Winter season,

Provincatown. Mass, Nov. 2o.-The
gear and fittings for the new life-saving e
station at Wood End have arrived, and
are being taken to the station. The life
boat arrived yesterday, and is pro-
nounced by experts to De Il first class one
for that locality. 1t is expected that
Captain Fisher. who is now in charge,
will have his crew assigned this month.
and the station will go into commission
by Dec. 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
UNITED WORKMEN.
An Important Review of the Present As-
sessment System.


An important meeting OF the Ancient
order of United workmep was held las,
evening. 1t consisted OF Q banquet and
discussion OF the defects OF the present
system OF assessment. The banquet was
held in Victor Gelb's parlors and the
speaking was In Music hSlI. Nearly au Of
the grand officers were present and repre-.
sentatives from nearly all OF the lodges
in the State. The principal speaker was
W. W. Wilson, grand recorder of the
Michigan jurisdiction. He together with
great many other influential mem bers
are in favor of changing from thu
method OF fiat assessment now In vogue.
to the graded assessment plan. The fia,a
assessment, however, is the popular plan
with the great body of me m bers In this
vicinity and anything tending toward a
change in the established way 10 of course
Of prime interest to ell concerned. The
speaker OF the evening showed that n
crisis In the career OF this excellent sys-
tenn OF fraternaI insurance IL surely ap-
preaching, and presented statistics to
chow tEat the average age is Increasing.
the average liability IA
mounting upward. This upward ten
dency In the number OF assessments is |
the thing which is now claiming serious
attention. The statistics also showed that
comparatively large number Of young
men are dropping out of the order, while |
small percentage of the older Nom bers
stand fast to reap the benefit searnins to
their families in case Of death. Mr.. VIII
sons address made strong impression
On its hearers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
Hone Abandoned.

Honolulu. Nov. 1S. - The Norwegian
bark Seladon, with 16 men. is believed 20
be at the bottom of the ocean. Wilder
& Co, coal merchants TO whom hercargo
was consigned. have given her up. The
bark. of 1906 tons, sailed from New
castle. July lS last. for Honolulu She
is now III days out, and has never been
heard of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
Clare WIZ EIgh, It Ont.

Quincy. Mass, Nov. 2O.--James p.
Clare. who brought the charges OF mis-
management against the Massachusetts,
nautical training ship commissioners. is
dissatisfied at the result OF the investiga-
ton, as embodied Ina the report made to
the governor. and he states that he in
tends to carry the case to the legislature.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
nlr sunnsh Tor McKlnler

Canton. o.. Nov. 2O.-Yesterday was
given over entirely by Mr.. sIcrnley 10
his letters and papers. and in receiving
friends and neighbors. and an occasional
visitor from out OF town. a great
squash that filled bushel basket was
present received yesterday from Peru
county, Neb.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
Y. M. c. A. Lyceum.

The regular meeting OF tho Y. NJ. C..
A. Lyceum was held Wednesday evening.
and the resolution dicus,ed "Thst the
onlted states Government Should Recog-
nize the Cubans as Belligerents." TIE
shrmaiive was supported by Messrs.
LOOK and Liddell, the negative side be-
Ing argued by Messrs. Taylor and Dove.
on the question as argued the judges de-
cided in favor of the negative. The de.
bate was then thrown opsn to the bopse
several mem bers and visitors on each side
speaking. On the vote on the merits of
the question the house was equally d,vic-
ed, necessitating the casting OF a decio-
Ing vote by the president, which he cast
in the aihrnative. The chief grounds on
which the disputants In the affirmative
attempted to uphold the resolution were
the number of orga n lied mea enpsgoo IN
the rebellion, the successes already nj.
tending the Cuban arms, the moral obli.
CATION resting upon this country not 70
stand idly by and see the weak crusi,,
oppressed by the strong, the length y,
time the Cubans hsve been sbls ,o
hold their own against the snan,.b
forces and tho faitblosness OF snain a.
shown by her not keeping the promises
OF reform made at the close OF the last
rebellion Ia Cubs. The negative speakers
relied chiefly on the facts that to recog-
nike the Gu bans ss bell.gsrents would be
contrary to international law, and the
questionable position In wbicn thi, conn.
try, should she adopt tbst course, would |
BE- placed in relation to Spain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20

Nearly ell women have good hair
though many are grey and few are bald.
Halls Hair Kenewer restores the aa,ursI
color, and tbioksns the growth Of the
hais.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
Court Calendar for SATURDAY..
(AppelIate Division.

Eq. 1920 Eliza Thurber for the .sppoint
ment OF a new trustee.
| Div l0,si5. Aunie &. Knowlton W
Eowin j. Knowlton.
Ex. 22o2. Pope Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. Thomas j. Heffernan.
Eq. 4267 james II. May ct ux., vs
George Mile, ct al
lns. 10. Moritz II. Myer for relief a.
| insoIvent.
Div. 10.6Ss. Sarah L. Spencer vs.James
| r. Spencer.s
Ex. 2223. n. NJ. Arnold q Son ys.
James Ii. Kittrick.
Eq. 1922. PHILIPPE Dopuis VS.. Pru-
| dencs Huot.
Eq. 4s2l. Julia Faulkner vs.. william
Foley, let al.
Eq. 1921. Ellen Tanning VS.. Thomfs
Millett.
Eq. 3779. Elizabeth }. Finn vs.. James
W. Fjnn,tr., ct al.
Div. 9667. Mary Gill VS. Thomas
Gill.
Div. 10000 Thomas F. Fish VS.. Susan
Il. Fish.
Eq. 1925. William Bradford vs.. Mary
u. Burgess, ct al.
Div. 1888. Thomas N. Bigger vs..
Fredonia r. Bigger.
Eq. 4224. 1. M. lincoln, ct al, VS..
Thomas Cosgrove, assignee.
Div. 1o,752. Ella Fritsche vs. joseph
FritschL
Eq. 1925. Patrick Tierney, ct el., VS..
James Casey, ct al.
j. T. W. 26l. Henry E. Cooper vs.
Orient Card & Paper 10.
1877. Industrial Trust Go. vs.. Anustasia
Bradley, ct al.
j. i. w. 224. J. Albert Porter vs.
Christina .. Porter, ct al.
Div. 10,0s2. Mary J. Barney VS.. Joseph |
II. Barney.
}. 4. W. 222. American Loan Co. VS.. I
Charles.H. Bradley.
Eq. 22ls. James Sweeney VS.. Brtopsr
Gilchrist.
fcommon Pleas Divisioni
S296. Luke Potter vs.. New York. New
Haven Il Hartford RaIlroad Co. Attor-
neys-D. 3. Baker for plsintin; j. Al.
Ripley and }. Hensbsw for defendant.
7i60. Alvs +. Warren VS.. Arthur T..
humes. Attorney Williams * Tower
or plaintiff; Page d Owen for defendant.
1912. Charlotte l. Earrar VS.. Bradford
?. Pierce. AttorneSs-E. V. o,Sopnor
or plaintiff; }. j. Hahn for defendant.
Hearings on demurrer fled In the cases
u huth Swallow VS.. U1ion Railroad
Com pany, Toy X Holmes Va. Henrv vvi,.
OK, ct al, and Abuer j. Thornton ct ux.
a. Social Mfg. Co.. are the chief matters
n the motion calendar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
HOsMER's PRICES IN sprCrAcIrs

Steel spcctacles mot ironl l0c EyeglasS,s
loc. with case and silk cordl; Gold ALLOY
rpcVh,s ~ Wlth Dcst crVStaT lens yT.U: G0Id
specks s2.O; Eyeglasses $3.50 ni8 m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20

BANK BOOK. LOST-On Westminster
street, Thursday afternoon. Return to "a
'aoer avenue nlS6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20

FOR SALE-Matched pair Of hay horses six
Sssats nidi good drive on workers; weight
EsA. H. v. Hucstis So Winter street nis6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20

f!RST-CLASS Second hand Typewriters. an
makcs, always on hand, for sale or rental
froyidence Stonographic a Duplicating Bu.
reau write or telephone for prices Daniel
y. chandler & Co, 80 Westminster street
'o'in nlG-0f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20

.LCk shLE-Two picy olss anu "A. piano
~ss'e" - " pcs isoA aso12-H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20

FEMALE BULL TERRIER LOST. -Brindle
ana ana white; one Topped car. Return 10 No. l2
hulnuOIdt nvenne for reward. ni4 Gf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
LOST AND FOIND,

,LOST-Skye terrier dog lost. Color. silver
blue, ears erect; tail cut; front teeth almost
gone suitable rcwar' CHARLES HAL
STEAD, knightsville, Cranston. nolg6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
BUSINESS CHANCES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - A small
amount OF capital will purchase half interest
IN succ. ssful silver novelty manufacturing
concern, near Providence, II l. For full par
uculars address ID. B D., care of A. W. p.
W, % rark pace, New York. nl6-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20
EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. Westminster Street. Cor. Dyer.
T1is CID established house wholesale and retail
ICE AT al prices, and by prompt atten tion TO
business ana the employment Of good men In
their several departments, merit a continuance OF
the patronage so long enjoyed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-20

LOsT-Bull bitch; forward leg broken.
Large reward for same. Frank H. White
n use, l23 Elmwood avenue MA az