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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06

10 eonoz 70, y ga en este tempo
rlt !
-Clanio V. NJ. Sc digne reci-
brio, sc tsadra por muy dichoso
en asegnrar d V. M. que Ia au
senci4 no ha menoscabsdo IN ma
da los sentimieL tos de respetLo-
so ahesi6n que habfa consagrado
la reina.
-SPuedo verlo ahora mismo2
-Dentro d. un cGarto De hora
estara a los ri6+ De V. NJ, 81
V III se 10 persnite.
=; ;BeD, biel. Sc 10 permito, y
hasta 10 quiero.
No bien acababa Ia reina de
pronunciar estas p1labras, cuando
uu hombre vivaracho. ligero
bullicioso se d-slizo, 8 mas bien
salt6 sobre Ia alfombra del gabi-
nete de tocador. y T. fej6 IN ros-
tFo risoeflo y picarezco en- Ell mis-
mo espeio en- que Maria Antonio
Ia sonrefa al suyo.
-. MI hermsno de Artoisl dijo
Ia reina. En- verdad qae me ha-
beis ca us4do mledoi
-iB1enos dias, sef1oraL d,jo ell
joven principe SComo ha pssado
la noche V. M
May maj; gracias, hermano
mi,.
-sY Ia maflaua?
Per fec:amente
ESQ es 10 esencial Hsce un
momsnto he sospe- hado que la
pru, bs Sc habf. soportado cen fe-
licidsd, porque he encontrs do {
mi hermano que me habia dlrigi-
do Una sonrisa muy amable. Lo
qae . Il confarza!
La reins 20 echo 1 reir, v oil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06

ST, vos, ell mata al gtf4 le
todos los pisaverdes de Il corta.
iOh, Dios ,efc! que f~liz soi-,
A drea, en- eetar soltera y sobre
todo en teueros por f-liz De serlo.
Andrea se ruborjz6 trat6 de
sonreir, dieieEdo:
BIS uu v,to one be hecho.
~ que cumplireis, mi bella
vestal? pregunto la reiua.
A / 10 espero.
IA prop6sito! exclam6 la rel
na.... ahora me acuerdo =.
-sDe que, senora2
De que, sin ser casad ), ten6is
M dueno desde aver.
-iUn dus no, St Il rs
ST, vnestro que,iio hermano.
sC6mo sc lama? -. lCreo que
Felipe?
-Si. sehara, Felipe.
-SHa llegado2
Aver, como '. NJ Sc dfgosba
decirme.
-lY no /. habeis visto al 2
Que egoista soy. O. he arIanca
do de & aver para llevaros q Pa
RS. En- verdad que he cometido
una falta imperdonable.
-iOh, sefi IRA. 20 os perdono
de todo coraz6n, y Felipe tamb. en-
dijo Andrea sonriendo.
Ode segurol
Raspoudo de clio.
-sPor vos?
-Por mf Y por 81.
-tC6mo esta2
-Siempre bello y bondadoso,
stflora.
--sQue edad tlene ya2
Trelnts dos amos
-lPobre E4Iipel sSabeis que
hara muy luegd catorce amos que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
ISiCiCIetas

SUPERIORES de lss acreditadas fabricas in
glesas NEW HOWE MACHINE Co. (que tiene
pedidcs en- la actuaildad montantes 39.O 900
DicicIetas) VICTORIA MANUFACTURING 20 (;
de construction muy s6lida la vez que eie-
gantes. Empleanse en- elias los meJores naa'
teriales y la yanta DUNLoPE que as sin dis
puta la mejor del mundo.
Sc garantizan ser de primera calidad J Sc
yenden & preclos sumamente m6dicOs en- Ell
taller de Herrera, Carreteria Fundici6n de
Roberto Graham, donde tambien Sc COM O.
nen biciclstas, = hay de venta repuestos pars
las mismas.
Ponce, Ostubre 90 de 1895
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
IAUSUBO! iAUSUBO!

V.zas de Ak 5, 1 x6 ; 20 y alfsg1a
do 3. Estaates de aasuoo de -
fas. S1~ti 10 ganer&l Ge nsr3erss ds j.
florida, eablzs De t,das alAses "a q
,rzsSsos "a = eons&rreSsb..
= = UcEl 4 "a
Z P.ayz --Poass tsov.srao1a u 80 IS.v1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
S AC Al 4 NJ 2 Q
TIT E4Lk11S z

ss.e PREF arAdo il lio, d. gran f&1aA so q
AZ, ousx sadioslznsnte ios eataTroe gril =,
.es, dolores 6s eaoosa, reuxaigias, sepa: ,
lndAmaciones = deEaaa stscoionss satai as
s-@~, etc.
la formula de cada botella indics Il ms
n rs % ussrse. a pesa1 ael gran eo1saa4
de ssss pxepsrado, au ptsolo eara fJo eoa o
-igus: Gaia &c ~ nae 4.as botellss, z paso~
Unisoa aepogitazio dsl lseitir@o 1oee
a%e5o.
L. Or fGras;se y &
eoucs. rebrsru | d. ioaf4. air.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-06
HTOS & CO.

Imp rfadores en1oyta3ores q Consi
sf0nista en- general
Gran sObre toaas las pr. y 'neias de
E'spd'5G q et ec.ranjeyo
Unicos agentes de los nombrados
vinos marca Rioja L6pcz de Heredfa.
Riga Sogasta. Riga Il Ia. Rioja Cd
noUaS Rnjt Luz -C1nsumo men
sual en Ia isla MIL CAJAS.
Exclusives epo.itarios de las me-
jores mas antigua Bodegas lie Je-
rez, NJ M;sa. Gonzalez Byass &C v
A. r. Valdespino. Consume men
sual. QUINIENTAS CAJAS.
F~brero 70 de 1897. 3vps.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
Justice Field RctircS From the
Supreme Bench.

Washington, Dec. /. Justice Stephen
F. Field. of the United States supreme
court, today surrenders the commission
which he received from Abraham Lin
coin, lays aside his black gown of office
and ~retires to private life.
For thirty.four years and seven
months the venerable Californian has
been u member of the highest Judicial
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03
More Land.

Edgar $. Wilson in the rirayune
says;
The euAre press Is wisely insisting
that more land be purchased by th,
state for prison farms. Such a step, i
is pointed ont. has become iuperat We
because Of the time and money con
sulned in going to and fro from tn" var,
ions farms, owned or cropped ON Shares
by the state, in the matter OF %tranSp0T-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03

tribunal of the land, while for nearly
six years before being elevated to his
position he sat upo the supreme bench
of the courts Of his native state.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1897-12-03

Goods bought for cash. and all cash
discounts. is what brings them down
to your level. sc cotton means pro-
rated SC figures on all classes Of mcr-
chandise, and here is the place to
buy them. Study this "Ad' well,
come to us and supply your winter
wants.
Calicoes at. ,............4 AID SC
Brown Domestic t....... a and SC
5ITlpes at ........., - anu DC
Cotton Flannel t....... and sc
BleaChed Domestic at -. a and &c
Fianeiletes at ...... f-2 and 1OC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-11

sSrau Neipcpmb, ipel1e bon ibrer
@o6nung aus, 9lr. 22O5, Martetitr.,
ct. 2ouis, f6rei6t, iugt: SD ipuroe
bon elmer 6eftigen @rtdltung er9rifz
fen, Die i9 perna9Gdiiigte, unO trat in
5olge beFen HippenfeQ Gnt5iinbung
Elm. Sd muBte barauf mebrere 8o<
6en lang bas 8ett bitten. DIS i'd
pieber 10 peit genefen mar, ouB id
aufiteben fonnte, bate i6 ein 10 mat
tes @efii6l, baB t9 niemals re6t pobl
mar. Mein 9lr3t rietb mir, Yaine's
GelerD COMPOUND 5u gebruu9en, 10
taufte i6 mir eine Slai6e unO 9ez
brau9te bieielbe. Wfein 8efinoen lit
ieitbem bebeutenb befer, nie bieIes
ieit Mpnaten Der San mar. Sd mar
nerpDS unb falnte Na6t5 ni6t f3luz
fen. SeBt erfreue i6 mid Der Hube,
i6lafe geIuno, eIfe nit 9lppetit unb
fam iagen, baB 8aine's @elerb Gomz
pounD mid ntrtlt6 gu elmer neuen
SSrdu gema6t bat"
guine's gelerb COMPOUND tpirb BON
ben Wer5ten nt9t nur in i6ren eigenen
5amilien dngepanbt, fpnoern lie perz
i9reiben e5 au6 fir iol9e patienten,
bic an Herpenfrant6eiten, S6laflp5tgz
felt, g2euralgie, 8beumutismus unb
an einem eei6pd6ten 3uitanoe leiben.
gs lieQt in Dem 8eret6e zines cSeoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-11
Snn in ben sSluthcn.

PainesbtlIe, &b., 10. Je6r.-
QnOretp 8ilion, 8reiton6au unb Sp.
8roDn ertranten beute frii6 in pifez
Gountp i'm Big SanbD Rtper. Sic
paren betrunten unb batten. berTu9t,
ben 6luB gu PferDe auf bem morI9en
Sis 81 freu3en.
u t9ens, g., 10. 5ebr. - Der
6oding : 5luB ift nod i'm Steigen Ii.
feline 6lutben ri6ten i'm gan3en S6ule
@erbeerungen an. 8et bem fiebenMeiz
len fubli4 bon bier gelegenen Dimes
bile gaben, pGbrenb @m. 6enrp uno
Satin nit ibrem 18zjG6rigen Sobne
9arlep Die iiber ben 6luB fii6renbe
Bride treu5ten, Die Bfeiler na6 unb
ale 0ret ftiir3ten ms @aHer. Der
SO6n fiibrte Elm am 8uggD geIpannz
tes gferb; als Die Bride na6gub,
f4nitt er bas 9eI6irr our9 unb bus
9bier errei4te bas ufer in Si9erbeit.
Srau 9enrp ftieB bei'm Stur3e nit
Dem Sopfe gegen einen 6elsblod, perz
lor oG5 8eDuBtIein uno perI6nanb
balo aus oem @eii9tsfreiIe. 9erSobn
f6pumm auf ieinen 8ater gu, Der in
Der W&itte bes Stromes gegen Die 0oz
gen anfdmpfte, tpurbe aber pDn &rdmz
pfen befalIen unb 8ater uno Sobn err
tranfen.
9u9b 9riffin ertranf ge1tern Na6=
mittag in Der NGbe BON Gbuuncep,
ndRrenb er Elm 9fero Dor bem @rz
trintungsto0e retten ipoqte.
9as feds M&eilen noropdrts gele=
gene 9orf Selba ite6t unter Wuier
unb 3psi anaben funben ange6li9 in
bem 0aiIer i6ren Sob. SAT- in iez
Dem 9orfe i'm SbaIe tpuroen Sduier
fortgei6tDemmt. QBeiterer S9aben
pirb pegen Der an6aItenben Hegenz
siiile erpartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-11
Rat6Iel6aftcr Snppel srl6itmurh.

@runb SsIanb, Ne6r,, 10. Sc
bruar. - 3lpei anftdnoig getleibete,
ibrer 9tngabe na4 geraoe aus bsm
Sfsn angetommene MGnner itiegen
geitern i'm beiten, bieiigen 6otel ub.
g}ur elmer berIelben regiitrirte ii6 unb
fein Same iit - jebenfaQs abi9tli9
i iebr unleierlid geI3rieben, iie6t jez
bod ungefGbr aus, lpie 81. u. Nepz
come aus 8iQings, Wtont. 6eute
N}ittug fanb man beioe Mdnner als
2ei9en in i6ren 8etten. 9as 9as
mar poQ angebrebt, unb offenbar bat
ten bic MGnner SelbitmorO 6egangen.
Die SSremben fiibrten tein 8epGd, auz
Der 3lpei tleinen ReiietaI9en nit etz
mas @Gf6e, BEL it6, unb in i6ren Saz
f6en fano man nur eintge penigeOolz
lars. Seine S6riftitiide ober anoere
9egenftdnbe, pel4e Nufi4luB iber
Die Sbentttdt Der Sobten geben f0nn=
ten, tpurOen aufgefunOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-11

ssrau 6. 6. g}elpcomb ponSt. 2outs
fiblt ii6 tpie reine neue 5rau I'M
ipubrIten @inne Oes @ortes.
Cine trdntlide 5rau bietet itets Ell
nsn traurigen 4nblid - trauri9er
Ielbit als oerienige zines trdntlI9en
Mannes, ba bic 5rauen grDBere Sd
biqfeit CUR Grbuloun9 Don Geloen bd=
ben.
Neuralgie, RiidenIdmer3en, 2(nfdlz
le DON Niebergei4lugenbeit uno Sopf@
I6mersen Sningen bieielben oft, nur
nit Der balben 9ebirntbdttgteit gu
benfen ober gu urbeiten, ipdbreno Die
anbere 6Glfte po6t, als penn bieielbe
in @tiide 5erfpringen pollte. IS
qiebt feline i6lagenberen 8eiipiele bes
groben, praftiI6en Wert6es bon Pat=
ne's GelerD COMPOUND, als biejenigen,
ipel6e bon ben 2ippen iol9er 6rauen
fommen, Die babur6 gefunO gema3t
purben.
Die Jdbisteit bon Gaines Gelerp
COMPOUND, ioI9e 8runfbeiten 81 BET
len, bic be1onbers bas S9idial BON
Srauen gu fein i6sinen, tpirD in iiberz
tpG1tieenber @eiie bur9 3u6lloie3eug=
niiIe bon Sruuen aus ben b06iten Sez
IelII6aftsfreiien in ben BON i6nen be-
npbnten @emeinipeIen betpieIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-11

Sas SIottenmanrucr bel Gbarlrhcu - Rod,
Gin llufan aufr rem Sebiatbtid,ifc -Wlaine.~
G6ur1efton, S.=@., 10. S5eb. -
9(bmiral 8unce, oeIIen GjeTbmaoer
nod tmmer ettpd bret Mleilen fiio0Tts
lid ppn Der bauptId6Iiaen Giufabrt
bes bieIigen SafenS ppr 2(nter Iiegt,
nurbe beute pom Mapor Smith unD
einem @mpfangs : Gomite Der hieiiz
oen 8iirger auf feinem 2lomirul8I6iff
rg4en 0ort" befudt, neL6e inn bic
@aItfreunbI6aft Der Stabt un6Dten.
Ser Qlbmiral, fein Stab, unb Die b6z
beren Sffi3iere Oes 8eIbpaoer8 Durz
ben 5uglei9 gu einem auf morgen an
beruumten 8anfett Der 6anoel5lams
mer eingelaben, tpel6em audi Der Slot
ten SefretGr beiipp6nen niro. Der
Qlomiral acceptirte bic @inlaounq.
9luf bem S4!a6tI6iff ,Maine"
puroen geitern Sergeant 8agner, Ioz
pie bic @eeIolbaten Seaman unb
!6arlin 6ei'm 2aoen zines Der tleinen
CUR SetunbGr 8atterie geh0rigell
S6neQFeuer 9eI6iiBe Our6 Die par4
friibte Gntlabung berPotrone I6mer5s
bait, ieoo9 ni6t gefdbrli6 OcrleBt.
Die S6la6ti6iffe nSnOiana" unb
nMaiTa6uietts" ba6en ii6 bsm 8es
f9paber nod ni4t ongeidIohen. Die
sFlptten Mtan0per folen Iofort begins
nPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-11
Gnd Gin Sanfialimcnt.

Minneapolis, Minn., 1O.Sge6.
- .. rganters Gr6ange 8onf,"
mel Dor etli9en 8o6en iuspsnbirz
te, lib barauf iebo4 Die 3ublung
nieber aufnabm, f4lob beute ubermaIs
ibre SbIren. Sbr leBter, am 26. De-
sember b. S. per0ffentli4ter 9luspeis
erqub Solgenbes: SepOiiten $61 900,
aapitaI $4,000, @nleibsn unb Dis
epnti $68,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-11
9rberIeiDen.
7. @ir, 1895.

Sr Rabpab & 60. RtwsgOrf 60,
m,rt5t otrrtn! Sd iUur felt na3tiu ana 1a9aIfn
frant uHo ecaiultirt. sings Der bsroorne 2slD@E.. @
Qtr,t. in BEN Der. 5tudttu. SD bslu9Is'-299ss- :
Sprinqg Qrf., poiebit i'd bic gdasr nabm UNI oa5
b,ib. qBaT,r tranf, bod i6itn alts 2tsts Dsra'1s
lid ,u isn, oenn i'd jam teiueosiiuns Na9osm t9
Sbrt Nu,tia. Qtleitu, fam mir Der 0tDantt e en-"
NAL NIT 3br,n g;GtH 3u p.riubsn. So babe na9ts
ju ilU,i sda&t.ln pOa a,brau6t, inDem i5 5ion o,s
Nbenos Cd, ib Ju 9stt siug, IND jipt oss 4Io'eths
rad Dem Trubitiid nabn, uHb pittib.H habtn ilIs
m,6r o,bolf,n als nass AHOtre mas ID Bug ltE' gts
brau5f Sd lit an orr 2sbtr. Ws'int 9aui .,,' uno
m,int quqen iuartn san3 GELS id bate an oams
f;tt Sdjm,rItn oberbdib oss Gab,!s, qu1os = a.s
ob i'd ,in Gj,ibpas duf osm glagsn bdttt aug no.
i'd i,br psritopit uno mein Dnno uno meme 5ntH!ts
nor.n n,it,ns nunD. Ger Nppstit mar 5tm!!9
ant npd murp,n bill Epeiitn Mot p,roaai, loHottH
fao.n mir id5p,r ia goq,H, uno ID o'TlpHFii q.
oit,r,s aufhObsu otielb,u. 9b ioHnt' HIt '.gs s
n,rbnuDs5. eptii,n ssf.H Bite, sHoen Sls HAS
Sas Pub- S,r Rat5stb.rs GatuuJso0l
O-' so" gsu 3aag&,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-11
10 q > 1D nO' s
~ QilGetr

rein p,o,.objlii6. pirf,n i6mtrylos, Fno bRbi5
lbtr,udtrt, obnt G5.i6mad. Helm uHo lt9t Jn Rtas
MIN. RaOlpap's 9ia.u fnO Der &ot9r b'1alLi9
fporu,n Jur otiuuptn 1bdtigtsit Der fspH' eHtStt.
fp,ipt unb anbtrr 9troauuHGss CrelH; an nIo Isl'
ZEN ei, Giuqtip,ip. in ,iHsm naturl9'n ouFan%s
pbus Eb[esgRa adluir rfuudsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-11
Radwav,aR Ready Relief

4eClNA w q. " 9S~G~N~y ANN@-N
b,ilt ut b uerbinOeyt
Grfdltungen, 9ufen, ps6en 9als, 5nA
fIuen3a, 8ronhitis, 2un5mtnt}iina
bung, Rbsumatismus, gleurdlgie.
8opfIdmer@ 3abni4m:r}, 2lit4ma.
8ruIt6etlennung.
es Ortr,ibt in elmer big 3DauIig Niaat,a Oi'
10 nm ftu 2 d erjtn. Gr' Siutot'
nabDtm man Oi,ie gu1eigs g,la,u br1uti 9s'
mano mtbr . d mtrjsH au5lu uNt9tH H.
90 erfparte Soft0r'Rt tdbnungen"
Or. RaODap L. 6 o, sG,y.Qcri: 36 6u5t
gRaotpap'g RtaDp Relief isit msbr. ais oIsBg Sabs
rem bsn1st IS bat mir piele 6uuosrt Dollars DON
SOttOrsR Rt5nuHQtn eur9, itins nugoty5aTt 9s.,
fdrti6. oi.i,s Bob. alter i,Ho m:tT g8o5lb,tInosn
Sbr.u Qtilmitttln Ju,- lDtldt Alt5 NM Ho9 ms2t
btptrt'n: ais sic fur oidslbtn 5'an,2Ta3,ais sas
m.iu. Rinosr fno pubtiratbtt uro 515'H aroB' pa'
miien unO ftin,s oeritlben lonrot 5'Jlaum.n ooHe
TaOgaa's &.aoO Ssliti 'H Ign @@aPs}s90H Sr
eaur & gai.l,p, 9rosujfsn Tno Qoot9.tsr. .,,-
0ap6ieoH, o, II. Wirj Ic9o.
6erreu gaotuab & 60, Rtps9ort:
9Bir ubsrisnpsn Sbnen btsrnit en- 5tu9ais oDH
Der f6 in i5Oige Finer euttn GgtuibalitH uno le.s
mes auiri6tqtn Sbardtters Dt.t TItuHot LTn3roth
bat, bi. ais Dur3 itintn. GintIab &aopa3 @ a'ap29
Rc(i,F b,tGuoa i'm @auie babn uHo olNtlbe as
zine Rotbip,ubiqttit 6strodtsn. @trr sttott ber
i6on oisle Sldidn pom 8eabp Jlslitf IN i,tn,F e;'
iflnIllN ltbp0uIt uuD ot SuN5ut e8't'' W.
klstn trprpbt or fam ss ui6t 9tnu5 .o5;H
&btuuospoa
(S9,i6nttl 5dur a
Rappao's Reaob &tlisf Lr0 du0
innerlib dHqtDa I. ON paIer
9bul0ff.l SOa in tintm balbDOatn gla5 g9anit Dfs
f,itiat in u,nietn Winuten 0rampt. S9Disena' n
AnfSl., lauren DlaQtu RauIta, GI5rtttn Soes
kr,nntH, Rsr96itdt, SE,Iailofgttit, Uh9TaR'' ola'
banosu uub ale inntr.n 8sibrDtrotH.
gtalaria in isiutH psri3isOsu'n JoFm'H "'F0 'u'
Gg aitbt itin osilmitt,l in Der g9tIt pslt's Tiss
b.r uHO S6m.rjsu, iOpie ul, iont5tn Git0't WI ny
Wtrrin nit r aDpaDis 9illtH) 10 loHsh
iurirt, Dis
HaowaU's Reaop IeItef.
gr,ig Soc BRO fylai6.. gti gpJtbsttrn ju 6nb'Na
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uno Craig g8o
90Pnrtpn Iub Sen

uno Craig g8a
9g}ortpn unb Sen
oeleine Gutting nm
na6men.
Der gan5e Bal
Orbnung unb Der u
reits, ais Die 3.5
Speet Some" bas Gns
item gefsni4uftliden 5
8ef6icbte 8otbdm'5 {
92i9t nur aus GoT
ington, fonbern>oua
9bilabelpbiu, 9an
caao lnb 9&epz0rlp
sugegen. 6err g.
f6ien al5 2oltis ;
traG)t. SSruu 2litO
G5rau SSObn SAT-
9(ntoinette. $. ..
Der 3peite BON
8reise ais Der 9er3,
bin @. grice ais /
fapette, SSrau 8rice
Prin5eIIin, Sobn 81. 3.
De Sombrep, Gliie %
monoa, Bierre 2oril
unb SSrdu 8ierre Cor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-02-11

tbrs Haume In Rr. 80. SBeff'eerinstpnffraee
9oronseberet Dluittr usu sl.b.ra une Gsrpanb,rn
iuerben Dobentlth aus garls bcsoseu. 2oteuos pofs
ienbc gucr, !Suifutteea unS nHttrritt n.ro,H uada
ssren epftem ess alttoer=5nitnsie.ns eItSeilt.
lSan1S, 1DiD
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People's voice., 1897-02-25
The Rebekah Social,

Odd Fellows hall was too small to
hold the large crowd that attended
the Martha Washington tea given by
the Rebekahs at the their lodge rooms
Saturday night. There were over two
hundred people present to enjoy the
refreshments and listen to the excel
lent program that had been prepared.
The Rebekah ladies lad arranged the
ledge room tastily with flowers and
various Ornamentations until it pre-
sented the appearance of a neatly ar
ranged home parlOr. Three rows of
chairs were placed around TIE entire
hall add many were forced to stand
Throughout the entertainment.
The program opened with a short
address of welcome by Major Fergus.
on, which was followed by a either
solo By Carl Wichern. Miss Bessie
BOsk@alter favored the audience with
a delightful recitation, "The Three
Links" after which Mrs. W. H. Stat
tfelbach rendered a vocal solo. She
was followed by John W. Haughey,
who offered a toast to the Rebekah
ladies. Miss Calista Martin then
rendered vocal solo, and Cleo Bur-
nette responded to the toast offered
by Mr.. Haughey. After the violin
duet by the Misses Bradley, the bloom.
er drill was performed by the degree
staff of the Rebekdh lodge. The
ladies were attired in Martha Wash.
ington costumes, with large boQuets
of flowers, which were explained as
~ibloomers.' The ladies performed
People's voice., 1897-02-25

the drill in an excellent manner, after
which the guests repaired to the Ma
sonic hall, where sumptuOus supper
was awaiting them. The evening
was most pleasant one, and the
guests heartily enjoyed the innocent
deception practised upon them by the
"blOOmer girls" and ate heartily of
the refreshments. The Rebekah
ladies cleared quite neat little sum
by their ENTERPRISE.
People's voice., 1897-02-25
A Narrow Escape,


Ben Mardis, tie well digger, had a
narrow escape Monday morning while
raising the cylinder on a well pump
at the home of jeff Slmp in Rose
dale.
Mardis was down twenty-fOur feet
from the surface lOOsening a pump
cylinder when the well began to cave
in on him. The rock first began fall
ing in around his hips. When the
first cavern occurred Mardis reached
fOrthe pipe and began climbing out
as fast as he could. At each bound
upward another cavern would occur
just far enough below him to escape
pulling him down, and it began to
look like race for life until he had
almost reached the top of the well,
when the entire walls collapsed and
caught him, bearing him down and
and burying him under the ruins.
Mardis is powerful man and clung
to the pipe for dear life. He sue
ceeded in holding On, although buried
out of sight under the stone and dirt,
until the rock settled below him. j.
P. Mayfeld, who was assisting him
at the top, climbed down into the
we'll and assisted him out Of his dan
gerOuS position. He was skinned up
considerably, but otherwise is un.
hurt.
Mardis' life was undoubtedly saved
by his powerful grip on the pump
pipe. With eight feet of stone and
dirt on top of him he had been pulled
down only about two feet, luckily
just far 'enOugh that his read pro-
jected from the dirt after it had set
tied below him. The rusty pipes
bear plain imprints of his fingers
where he had clenChed it in his strug.
giles to resist being pulled down by
the rock.
People's voice., 1897-02-25

Kind friends, | wish to have a few
words with you in regard to meat
fresh meat A great many people
never stop to think when they go to
purchase meat at market that good
tender beef steak might be bought at
one market while at another steak of
such quality is hard to get. Such is
often the case and tits as a general
thing the fault of the market buyer.
[ pay special attention to the buying
for our shop and can assure you at
all times meat that is tender and
fresh. Take look at the interior of
our market.
r. "A. ANDERSON.