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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
MANCHESTER.
From the Rutland Herald:

From the Rutland Herald:
Residents of the Center village are
much pleased with the appearance Of
the new opera house. d. u }. Belts
of Rutland were the contractors. The
building will be heated throughout by
steam and lighted by electricity. The
ground floor is to be occupied by the
Factory Point National bank and
stores. The second floor will be occu:
pied by the Masonic fraternity and for
town hall, the town having voted to
lease it for a number of years, as did
the Masons.
AS soon as the electric light plant is
ready to work most Of the stores and
residences at the Center will use the
light.
At the district meeting of Methodist
ministers held here last week Rev. G.
L. Leonard of Poultney preached the
sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Kinney, who
went to Poultney for visit, were call
home Wednesday, October q, by the
death OF Mrs. Kinney's uncle, H. L.
Brown, who had been sick some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney made the trip on
their tandem bicycle.
DR.. Louis Hemmenway and daugh-
ter are visiting at Shoreham.
F. Fl. Orvis has received from D.
o. Felt of Boston 100 volumes of
books to be placedin the Skinner men,,
orial library.
j. D. Way, tor several years pho
tographer here, will leave soon for
California, where he will reside. The
change is made for his health, which is
quite poor. F. H. Orvis has pur-
chased the house Of Mr.. Way.
Mrs. R. P. Hoyt will not return to
New York for the winter. but will oc.
,upy her residence here.
Miss j. f. Fowler of New York is
visiting her parents here.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
Our Neighbors :
"hat They are Doing Briefly Told by
the Sifter's Intelligent StarOf
Correspondents.
LONDONDERRY.

+. M. Leonard and family expect
to get settled in their new home this
week.
Jimmie Corey, who has been at
work for the Vermont Spring Com
pany of Newfane, has taken posi-
ton at Northboro, Mass.
Dan Marden and wife spent last
week with friends here, returning to
their home in Springfield, Mass, on
Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Garfield, wife of E.
5. Garfield, is very ill with heart
trouble. For few days she was not
expected to recover but at the pres.
time is somewhat improved.
Rev. Mr.. Frazee returned from
Boston upon Saturday eve.
Miss Idell Axtell of Windham is
spending the week with Helen Glib.
son.
Mrs. j. H. Hathoru is at R f..
Hathorn's in Ludlow for a few weeks.
+. W. Gibson and Marion, also
Earl Davis was home from Chester
over Saturday.
The young people will give a free
entertainment at Union hall upon
tuesday eve, Nov. 8, consisting Of
singing and tableaux etc. A harvest
supper will be served during the eve
ming Every one cordially invited.
Remember it is upon the evening of
election day.
When one criticises openly they are
expected to have the ability and
knowledge to do so. Naturally peo-
pie prefer to conceal their ignorance
rather than give it away voluntarily.
Almost every school boy of a dozen
years knows and applies the simple
rule given in the rudiments of gram
mar which is "Begin a direct quota
ton with a capital letter." Some of
our educated people it appears have
forgotten, else never learned its sig
niicance.
MRS. W. D. Stowell and Mrs. j.
f. Carlton are visiting in Manchester
Z. E. Bacon sells the soap tina,
goes further and don't rot clothes
Harmless.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
WINDHAM.

Stephen C. Dutton, formerly of
Windham died at Worcester, Mass.
Oct. %, aged 70 years, 10 months
and II days. He suffered the frac-
ture of his right leg Oct. II, which re-
suited in heart failure Oct. 23d. He
was buried in Windham, services be-
ing held in the Congregational church
Oct. 25th. He had spent the past
year with the writer who can testify
to his CONSTANT Christian life. He
lived to bury his two wives and two
sons, leaving one daughter, Mary S.
Dutton of New York city.
Mr.. Dutton was man of remark
able memory, being able to give his
tory of the families and events of his
town during most of his life, from
memory. He was conscientious, as
the world would say, almost to fault,
choosing rather to suffer affection
with the people of God than enjoy
the pleasures of sin for season. He
died peacefully in the full possession
Of his faculties. "Blessed are the
dead who die in the Lord from hence
forth and forever"
The friends wish to express here
their thanks to neighbors and associ-
ates for their kind assistance in this
time of bereavement.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
HOGHTONVILLE.

H. j. Nourse has returned to
Claremont, N. II.
Husking bees are now in order, one
at +. S. Cadoret's Saturday eve,
Monday night at Frank Zuills and
one at E. Buzzelrs.
f. H. ODER is making repairs on
his out buildings.
Sanders mill is idle for lack of
logs, is expected to start up as soon
as Mckinley is elected.
Frank Cadoret made a flying trip
to Windsor county Monday.
F. D. Blood is now scooping in
the foxes. He seems to have a very
taking way as to foxes.
Sam Abbott has moved from Land
grove into the house with his brother,
Charles.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
RAWsONvILLE

Ernest Coleman has moved FROM
Elton Williams place into Rachel
Cobb's house.
Z. J. Williams started for Bald.
wlnvllle' Mass, Wednesday on his b..
cycle SO as to be there to vote for Nc.
hlniey next Tuesday.
3. }. Cobb has started his meat
cart. '
Mrs. Z. B. Robbins is on the gain.
). L. Rawson is very sick with tv.
phoid fever.
MIR. and Mrs. F. B. Pier are IN
Boston.
Miss Bell Tomkies made a visit
with friends and relatives last week
but has returned to her work in Brat.
tleboro.
l.. c. Bolster and F. B. Pier soil
the soap that "goes further and don't
rot clothes"-Harmless.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30

Leon Emmonds of Morrisvile took
an undesirable and somewhat cooling
bath the other day. He had leen
using gasoline for some purpose in
paint shop. He evidently saturated
his overalls with the fluid, for when
he ignited match TO light cigarette
the blaze caught the fumes from his
saturated garments and there was in
stantly q sheet of fame. Emmonds
yelled like an Indian and friend at
tempted to have him stay where be
could throw blanket around him to
smother the fire, but like rifle ball
Emmouds scooted .out Of the shop,
over the fence and across bit of a
field, until he gained the brook, into
which he plunged, long, Kissing
stream of flame followed him.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30

They are so little you hardly know you
are taking them. They cause no gripping
yet they act quickly and most thoroughly.
Such are the famouslittle pills known as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Small in
size, great in results.
C. E. Bacon, Londonderry, F. E. Smith
Jamaica, Jonas Hill, Bondville, u. G.
Smith, So. Londonderry and F. B. Pier,
Jacksonville.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
Highest Of all in Leavcnng Power-Lates u s. Govt Report
R3H!A!!! RRskldHs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SIMONSVILLE.
ABSOLUTELY PURE

G. S. Leonard has sold the Septem.
her and October cheese from his facto'
ry for II cts. per ID.
Our town fathers are very busy re-
pairing bridges before winter sets in.
Henry Bemis Of Chester is making
preparations to build dwelling-house
to take the place of the one he recent.
ly lost by fire.
A. P. Fuller of Rutland has recent.
ly visited his relatives here.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30

letter, eczema and all similar skin
troubles are cured by the use of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. 1t soothes at once,
and restores the tissues to their natural
condition, and never fails to cure piles.
c. E. Bacon, Londonderry, F. f. Smith
Jamaica, Jonas Hill, Bondville, G. G..
Smite, So. Londonderry and f. b. Pier
Jacksonville.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30

i was troubled with catarrh and a
very bad feeling in my head. saw an
advertisement in which Hoods Sarsapar-
liza was highly recommended and decid-
ed 10 give it trial. Before the first bot
Tie was gone began to feel very much
DETER, and the continued use of this
medicine did me a great deal of good
Mrs. Edward Davis, Cavendish, Vt.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
so. WINDIIAM,

Geo. Tenny is home from Saxtons
River.
C. Beauman was at w. A. Fairs
this week.
Mrs, Addie Goodel has returned
from Montpelier.
Fred Derry has been at B. S Jen-
ison's for few days.
f. j. Whipple of Ashburnham,
Mass, was at o. f, Howe's this
week.
Henry Scott and wife of Towns
bend visited at W. G.. Adams re.
Gently.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
Our NeighbOrs Testify.

1t had been stated that Geo. L. Smith,
foreman of the Holly Manufacturing
Co.'S Works this city, had been greatly
benefited by the use of Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy, and to get at
the facts of the case the writer called up
on him. In answer as to the truth of the
statement, Mr. Smith said ~ suffered
with gravel and kidney trouble quite sew
erely and found great relief from
the use of Doctor David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, and cheerfully
recommend it to Others" We al; 0
learned that many Lockport people suffer-
ing from dyspepsia, rheumatism and
Bright's disease, and past aid from their
attending physicians, had used DR.. Da-
yid Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and We're
cured.-Lockport, N. Y Journal.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30

"A hacking cough is not only annoying
to others, but is dangerous to the person
who has it. One Minute Cough Cure
will quickly put an end to it.
c. f. Bacon, Londonderry, F. E.
Smith, Jamaica and Jonas Hill Bond
vile, G. G. Smith, SO. Londonderry and
+. b. Pier, Jacksonville,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30

Chronic constipation is painful, disa-
greeable and life-shortening difficulty
1t deranges the system, causes sick head
ache, bad breath, and poisons the blood.
1t can be readily overcome by De Wits
Little Early Risers. These little pills
are great regulators.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
BONDVILLE

W. D. Howard found a big bear
in one Of his traps last Saturday.
He weighed 275 pounds.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
my Kingdom
for a Horse"

1t may be well to remark that the man who
said this didn't have horse. You have horse
but he is good for nothing until he is harnessed
properly. This you want to do and nowhere
can you be better fitted in this line than
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30
Who Gut the Price on Sugar?

If it hadn't been for this Trusty ,
!
Old Blade some of the good people
in Londonderry might have been paying
at the rate of l6 to to-day.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1896-10-30

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-oOs BROADWAY.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
S-G PER LOT REDUCED FROM $50. 500
> Per To- rss51cs5 tn $500 : lots razs
ms D sold within The next 5 days. CRY dzI5
cash and ksff th=5r vzic-. Z zig bargain: t12Elrz
q once LAfNASCE- 46o Elzhta So oakland
TfO>T s4Gco: MORTGAGE 5000 CAS BE
y eCGghE Tor $3.50; co-nE- loc 1Q1 xl00: On
main Street Convenient % ousiEe<s- ElAc-
212E,zZzc. s=Esr. sE51e EzIxs- -@Ee-. "a etc:
node z ne 6--coE1 ccCEzge- Tt-h hzEhs ro~t-Ive5T
. 500 discount Z sold - o1cs. rsrus $500 casa
"a azcs ECr-EzEe; Grzr come first served :. =
MYERS, 1902 Broadway, Ozklsac-
+ COX! 500 LoTs on TNsTALL4ENTS-
Il 10 i1rerssz: mar -c.-2I trains and sisc-xc cara
h Z PISNEf- So 5-uadTaE, ozkian1-
To EXCHANGE GOOD RENTING o4k <
L and properly fo- rznches azf Wild and. also
tE1l-- rocltr ard stocz inches :o= city p-ope--F
WE u-s t0r wat TCa sz1-. = Il ELS0N. RzA
Es-s-e Exchange. SIS Eroa17EaE- Oakland
TTESTToS BUILDERS PARTEES DE
y E--izg = bad kones g heEses . rer. zzE eEs
+ % t1el- Advantage 20 CAL On o1ce: sF=<sA
sttszEc1 g-Ea % Gl-e=G-s5zs rss1rz. pEz1s zs.d
sVeci1cakICGs 1zr1ts1esz IrsS o. charge 4 2
BLOW 1910 Broadway
HOUSE And BUILDING LOTs on TNsT All
Ii Esl-s e.1al rel., close Er1IsTaza So
B-us1TzFs Oakland; sCrse< wc-S al done. seEz-s
Company. EDWARD DICK szen-. FrutrvAle sEA-
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4 c DECkEs, 1920 NArkee =. opposite FIsa
> FLATS ROOMS EACH; OS CAR LINE:
= =crf 5000. pr.ce $500; payments Ios -5x
IA DECEEE 1870 Nzrkez
CEMENT C0SCREFE OF PLAsTERTYG
y worS II exchange ror good building lo- Id
dress & c. bo1 g. Cal
1891 ARES TI1fBER LAND, KEN CO.
~ vster ire So cA--- e-rzfs ~ y : Cas-
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PROPOSALS.

DP0Po-sLs FOE HAzDw AEE. PLCNBERS'
materials szoEes- Iars aer- paints cslsfE-zi.are
fuel sEztsczsrE. printing Ssc--Sea-e1 proposals
vii be received 81 the Superintendent Of CoEz-
noe Schools II srsa session sf the Boar1 OF Ecu-
cation OF Wednesday. Nay ~, lcS6. Is $50
O'Clock p NJ for s-raishsrZ tire School, Depart
1srr Of the CirE and Cca1ty q san Francisco
trrfr- "a E;sczI var l-eSG- wir1 hardware.
pluuosrs 1.A-e--zss. Ssc-es- !Uzcer. paints, els
furniture fuel ssz-feEery. csc. and te< doing re
prsu.srx rE1rfrr1 dE-inz rae sane Tine. accord
aree With s5sctEcsEic1 ~ .h= once az the 5oAr1
e Edacsrioc- ne CITY Hal
GEORGE BEASSToS. Secretary.
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] sEssaRD-Ia .als ely. Nay Is. 1888. Aicaas.
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Marriages DElIiIS

Bra marriage All 5earh nosfcsz ssns br M
NIL 1oe - fzss-ze1 Tkev nus - asrstet "A -
ether q tie publication oEzzces a-5 se su,sorsAt
~i-a tae name and residence OF Psrso1s saEcorzE@z
70 eaEe Ins SANE puo1Ls1eGI
BORN.
GEEE-fn this ely, May L. 1895 % The wifs Of
Dr. George e. Gee . soa-
GIN OEE-IE this city, NAV 4 1895 70 The vie
Of Jsen Gilmore. c2ageter.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICE-I455 PARK STREET.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

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4 sSAP-TE VOC WAN TO SEE \ PRETTY
n hcEss t1oz a. Ehs Cze z1zE dlis1ed OF Central
ava besEseE Oak and = ami So. Alameda
an sCEE = TJl ElSels 20 ouT L VII s1ss T0u zs +
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N GRAY 45S Ninth 8, Osk-z1G
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Il from Pzrk s. Alameda on Eassalzzsass- Ezz
location Il 3 PENNEY. S0z Eroz1 <4 A.. O1xz4-L
Tor SALE Oh Will EXCHANGE FOz
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cottage q rooEs- strees work AID si1eEzEz.
: T. YOUNG 1913 PARK
cI-10 MODERN COTTAGE; 5 ROOMS
= ~ and ca-.s 500 cash. SO Per Co1.A
Nc. 50
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sSSoo-Se~ E1oS5sr1 z-ssorys : rooEs and os-c:
$3.50 essc- SIS Per Nora Ne. 3D.
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= 2 &0EEAFs & CO.. 49, PARK
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n ei4lty pr1vzss= 10 e1Ar-e unlesz successful. a.
Az suits cziEs> eo1Iecllocs Wis ceecs- etc.
tss6ed 70 - " HOW z 2-;y-2--isE, $50 As-xss x
DARTSTAN Millinery School. a FIJI
L cocrse taught n SIX weeks cou1scs1t z-zssu-
axes guaranteed posltio1s- So-dea Gaze ave
I,ok ADOPTTON-HEALTHY BOY B. RY- ?
yezrs C are; 5000 Cash goes WIKI tns boz al
dress K BOX 2-5. Cal CG5es
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VI. removed from 1915 stockton s. 70 zZs
SeTenEh-
n AIK DREssEO ~ STYLE; z5c: shan
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Butler. Isl Pozz a., room 20.
THE ECONOMY MILLINERY. Red FROM
L 40. Is SIKH -; ealdrs1ss school has Sc. dyet
r-sss=c 55- nsts Iri1r1sc zSe; feathers cRriec s.
1TT~FTT PARLCE-. sI5 Sd 81, SELLS md
VI buys fashionable ladies' Clothing rs6-rsuz t-ss
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eozts ace t-om Sc Up- rroassrs 81 up. workman
ship ard trimmings <lArzotees1: se4r-11easarens1r
cards sen Eees ee7asrT lrz17 solicited
7 OTIS NTLLER TIE ACtoRDTA MARE
l. removed 70 70s Nissioa s. near Third
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stealing tools Or uzse-aI from szy Q. he = 49,
where EorS : bang to-e-
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ATTEE VERY LOWEST EASY TENS YOT
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dress goots- ct0zkz- 1eEelry- ~ n ROTE$
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TQECTRFC LIGHTS N EVERY R00V7
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200 roouns nc % 8 80 per nigh g. 50 20 $ per
week; t-es b1s zE6 5s-g2ge 20 and from The ferry.
: STPOZYSSEI- La DING LADIES HE
=. dress=r- removed o - GssrT- Popular prices
DARTTN6TIIN7 SCHOOL OF NAgAZTYs
L and Ss=so4os. LI1y-r1-ton. cz- And evening
classes i1s-r1eeors, : h Z PARTRIDGE Gerzrz1e
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ON GOLO. SILVER CENTS AND LADTE-
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CLoAk2 CAPEs Az sCTT. EETAfLEO AZ
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MARRIED


RDEAETER-TAFTE Erin This city. Nay
II. 1873 ~ the Rev G Eo8L Henry G&-te-
meyer and Frz2-.sks Tz-ser. b9eh Of Lfverzrere-
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DIED.
Bau1-a11 Joseph A. O'Asarz. Mary
Ber14r1- AlcEaaI D. CsSri4z Nellie
bErDes e.. Ae1yy Res-=a berg. aeary
n ssa1s1. Jcss2a G Ecezsr. KNIFE
CZrrle-- Mrs Mary Z Reyroids. Mrs. Maria
srhAru. Theresa shane. CE5nr11
D@t2a@i6- Esnry spsSzzs1- L5u5sa z
0snSc1s Marin P Schachzi1-- Heary
= Arlington TiZo<5T SScre Icaa
Har-. LoT1 P Sslvsirz Mar
ks3s14-. -gEs W S@ip- Azr-
LeR<fei1E. Mrz P. Wattcz. Eszz2h
La1s1srs- IoE1 ggtsE Sarah L.
4ct&r-J- Eiz15e A. wEsrEy. CEzherfze
ONeLL Io1n WzSe- Charles J. r
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ROOMS To IET-Conttnpea


ROOMS To LET-Continued-
SIs.ion street.
e12 MISSION NICELY FURNISHED
V > roozS. Is cents 70 50 cents per u-gss; g. %
81 Per week
THE WILSON HOUSE rs MISSION NEsR
L Fog--e-SeS 6-sp-oot b1l1Inx: 90 elegantly
furnished roc1zs: al modern Improvements. eI-
vzsor. single O. sn suite; zsc 70 g. so day.
JO0t MISSION sCNNY BAY-vTNDOW
1V- 7 slcove rooE.: suitable to- Two o. four
EUROPE HOC-E IIss MI-sION-NTCLY
L furntsAed rooEns, sins-e Or ea saise: t-s1slsazA
Hinaa >treeE.
e67 NINA. coz ETGETH-SEwLY FUE-
OOt nlsAe1 ea.-Sinto~ rooms; 3 = week
o'Farren street.
s0o ROOM FOB SIS. FIRST FLOOR. ELE
- vator gas and electro lszht 10 -s'- 1ctoa,
b i1guirizg 81 Eoo1 ? sane foo-. 70 oFzrrsIl =
Sacramento street.
IfJt sACgAMESTO-PLEA SUNNY
4 I furnished rco1s: prsvsse tA1ily; for NO
gentlemen OF hGsSzn6 2nc Ezce, bath zl4 running
Ea-er. Convenient 70 cable cars
sixth rec.
I1S SIXTH fSAR4ToGA1-NEwLY FUR
lie ELshed zLngis roon% s. 30 70 50 xesk-
I0I sIXTH-CHEAPEsT ~ CITY NICELY
IL furnished eO1oLe an single roons-
Stevenson street
5SQ STEVENSON NICE FRONT FUR
cOc 1isaed roou-
stockton street
12I sToCKTCS--CSNT FRONT Ro0xs:
III single - safe; also doctors cs1c=s cheap.
>UIter street
500 sCTTEB. CORNER POwELL-sCNSY
OUO 4rous suite, furnished o. embarrassed: Oecer
rooms
-06 sCTTER-3 sunny FE0NT ROOMS
80 PElyAEs; gentlemen; reference Il required
Taylor Street.
5l6 TAYLoR sunny PAgLoRs; coop
Turk street
0O4 TCRE-FR0ST AND BACK PARLoRs
- L furnished VIII CT EIEEO1E board
Van Ness Avenue.
IN VAN SESs-ELE6ANTLY FURSrsErD
~ tr,ozi PArio-. Tiah kisckea. cheap s-so ST
miscellaneous.
SNA-L BOOM WITH Use OF SITTING
: roc1 olly $ : 1Oa-h- Apply - Iz.5er % G.
p. e EDoN. 50 MIA a.
BOARDING AND ROOMS.
1919 BCsH-I LARGE sCSSY ROOM
1O1- 1ics-g f1r1lshet-
4, GOD BOARD CAS RE OBTATNED N PR
" vac family a. desirable place Il BerEelsy- II
s1fre a. t1ls o1c=-
U0S EB,TER-TNFTESIS sTN-
good oosrts private: German family: rsfe-s1ces-
IQf lott. BLOCKS FRoN BAkERSCN-
~ ~ rooms vish oezr-. privare family
II oTEL BERTLING- ia bUsE-A FAMILY
Ii hote!; refsr-ocss gwen z1z required g. net
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-16

ce que no sc lie da NADIA por Dada, que solo per-
dera la vida una veZ, y que para escaparse
matara cuanto SO lie ponga por delante: y CO.
mo es dos veces mas fuerte que vos que 20,
no Sc le podrA coger as1 & dos por tres.
% que te has dsdicado despues de sa-
lir de presidioa
Me aiuste con un descal gador del niue.
lie de San Pablo, y gano la vida en- este
oficio.
-1Por que wives en- la Cite no siendo
ladr6nP
-dY d6nde ir2 sQuien Sc acompanarfa
de un presidiario? 7. como puedo estar
solo me gusta la sociedad, aquf vivo entire
mis- iguales. Me meto en- algunas pendencias,
me temen en- la Cite. ell comisario no tiene
por que decirme NADIA, fuera de algunos Lam
ces de poca monta que pago con vsrlas horas
de correction.
-sCuAnto ganas al dfa2
-Treinta cinco sueldos; para ESQ to-
mo en- ell rio pediluvios hasta la cintura de
diez doce horas cada dfs, asf en- verano CO.
mo en- invierno. Cnando no pueda mas con
la fatigs, cogere gancho y un cuevano de
mimbres, y volver6 al oficio de trapeIo como
en- mis- primeros amos.
y, sin embargo, parece que no eres
desgraciado.
Otros hay mas que yo; no por
los suefios del sargento ell de hos soldados
muertos, suefios que teDgo adn de vez en-
cuando, esperaria tranquilo la Ultima hora y
moIirfa al pie de nm mulo, como acaso habTe
nacido. lBah Hablemos de otra cosa.
Mientras eI "Churiador'' cont6 su histo-
ria. "Flor de Maria" permaneci0 distraida,
absorta silenciosa. Rodolfo le hab1a escu-
chado con aire pensativo.
Un accidente trkgico reeord6 por fin
los tres Ell lugar en- que se hallaban.