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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
FLOWERS, BIRDS AND CHILDREN.
Entertainment Given at the Penn
Avenue Baptist Church.

One of the prettiest church enter
tainments ever given in this city was
that which delighted a large audience
at the Penn aveune church last night.
The entertainment was participated in
by the members of the primary de-
partment of the Sunday school. Miss
Krigbaum being in charge.
Chief among the pleasant adJuncts
was the scene presented. The enter
tainment was given in the church lee
ture room. This had been carefully
and generously decorated. The win
dow sills held pots of daisies and lau-
rels with ferns, nicely arranged. In
front on a large platform the children
sat in tiers. The little folks wei e
dressed in white and the effect was
contrasted by a ck-ground of red
cloth on which circled strings Of lau-
rels.
The entertainment was called on the
programme: FLOWERS, Birds and Chill
dren-a Midsummer entertainment" I"
The programme as rendered consisted
of thirty-six numbers, songs, stories,
Iecitations, etc, etc. Mrs. Frank p.
Rrundage assisted with several solos.
The affair reflected the highest credit
upon the work Of the teacher, Miss
Krigbaum.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
REV. DR.. BIRDS LECTURE.
The Dean of Columbi on the Only
Way TO Have Good Times.

Rev. DR.. Levi Bird, of the local Pro-
hibition church, lectlured before a small
audience last night in Lucas' hall on
East Market street, Green Ridge. His
subject was 1.-THE Dream of Columbia
or the Only Way to Nave Good Times"
The dream, or nightmare, which he
makes Columbia have is that Prohibi-
tion and Free Silver ape enthroned side
by side in Washington. He argued that
the restoration of silver to its proper
relative value of 16 to l and the sup
preston of the liquor traffic would
bring peace and prosperity to the land
and once more there would be good
times and plenty of money.
He believed with Gladstone that 1t
is useless to try to effect successful
international bimetallic agreement.
Twice has the scheme failed and in the
Rev. Doctors opinion the present at
tempt will also prove a failure
The address wound up with scath-
ing arraignment of gold and gold-bugs.
A vote of thanks was tendeSed the lee
turer by the audience and an invitation
was extended him to give Prohibition
lecture In the same place in the near
future.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
DIAMOND EARRINGS PRESENTED.
Leiderkranz's Pleasant Surprise to
Prof. and Mrs. SchilIinK.

In Music Hall last evening the Lie
derkranz rendered a farewell Iarty to
their musical conductor. Prof. w. p.
Schilling and his wife, who leave We'd
nesday for a three months visit in
Germany.
During the progress of the festivi-
ties Frank Leutner, president of the
Liederkranz, sprung a pleasant sur
prise on Prof. and Mrs. Schialing by
presenting the latter with a pair of
valuable diamond earrings as a token
of the societies appreciation of her
services. A response to the speech of
presentation was made by Prof. Schil-
ling in behalf of his wife.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18

within ten days. and II It fails to then
submit TO councils a communication
outlining the necessary steps to COM
pei the company to comply with its
contract He also introduced a resolu-
tion calling on the street commissioner
to inform councils what steps he had
taken to have the Barber Asphalt
company repair the pavements 1t has
contracted to keep in repair, and why
he has failed to make them comply
with their contract. Both resolutions
received unanimous approval.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
WEST SIDE PEOPLE
ENTER A PROTEST
Swoop Down In Body on the City
Fathers.
Mr.. THOMAS, HE SAYS SOME THINGS

Both Branches of Councils in Session
Last Night--A. II. Dunning, Jr.,
street Commissioner and M. J..
Kelly, Of the Board of Health. Re
appointed--After the Dilatory AS
phalt Companies--The COmmoners
Pass the Telephone Ordinance on
Final Reading.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18

building of st. .Luke's church promises
to be very distinctive affair. Those
in charge have n ade omraendabae
effort to provide a sumptous array OF
delectables and a highly interesting
post-prandial progr, ,mme. There Will
be dancing after TIM, banquet.
Following is to be the programme.
Grace ....................R, Rogers Israel
Addpess by President,
George Il. Davidson, ESQ.
Address by ToastmasteS,
Richard j. Beamisd,, Esq.
'"The Uses OF Life" j. M. Harrls ESQ.
Duet .......... Misses Kttnn and Hoseph
"The Girl Graduate" .......C. E. Da niels
Song ............"The Flower OF Libe rty
The Male Graduate"
Miss l'lna Lam ran
"Humors OF the Law"
Hon. JOHN z. Kelly
"The Senate. the High School of Poll
tics" ..............Hon. j. Z. NaughAl
Selection ......... The Philomal Csuartette
Miss Kann. Miss Joseph. the Misses Rose.
"The Class of ST. .........P. r.. Rilcullen
"The Importance OF Athletics,'
John ]. Murphy, ESQ.
Song ...,................Vi Vive l.. Amour
"A Word at Pavting,"
Professor G. w. Phillips
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
ONLY ONE DISQUALIFIED.
Little Encouragement for Respond
ents In Yesterdays Proceedings.

Thomas Widdowfield. of the Second
district OF the Sixth ward. was the
only Dunmore voter disqualified yes
terday. He had not paid taxes
The others examined were: John
Rriegel, John Gesshler, p. G> Fritz,
William Coke, Fred Conn, william
Powell, Theodore Weber. Thomas Pro-
theroe. George Mitteer. Jerome Wade,
Bernard c. Wagner, Joseph L. Med
way, John Washburn and b. S. Lewis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
Reduced Rates TO PhiIadeIphio.

Rate OF one fare for the round trip
10 Philadelphia. via the Lehigh Valley
railroad, account meeting Of National
Saengerbund June 21st TO gath. Tick
cts on sale at all Lehigh Valley Offices
from June 18th to June 23d, good for
return to June goth. Pullman sleep
ing and parlors cars, and day coaches
rqn through on express trains. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
MARRIED.

JENKINS - WILLIAMS - In Scranton,
Pa, June 16. 1897. at the parsonage of
the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church, by Rev. j. b. Sweet, Thomas r.
Jenkins and Miss Bertha Z. Williams,
both of Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
Base Ball today. SPRING
field VS.. Scranton at
3.45 Admission, 25c.

To insure publication in this paper.
volunteered communications of a con-
troversiaI character MUST BE
SIGNED FOR PUBLICATION by the
writer's true name. To this just rule
We cannot hereafter make exception.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18

You and your friends are cordially in
vited to attend an old fashioned Long
Island clam bake tonight at the Cos
mopolitan hotel, COS West Lackawanna
avenue. Good music. James F. Doyle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
BORN.

WILLIAMS.-In Scranton, Pa, June 16,
1897, to Mr.. and Mrs. e. s. Williams, of
1872 Washington avenue, a daughter
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
MR.. FR0THINGHAM
WON'T GO TO JAIL
In Consequence Of the Verdict Against
Him Being Less Than 500.
Mr.. REPLOGLE Is NOT SATISFIED

Intends to Apply for New Trial
.Today--Two New Suits Called for
Trial Yesterday--vou storch Case
Makes but Slow Progress and the
End Is BY No Means in Sight as
Yet--Trying to Get in Luzerne
Court Record Testimony.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-18
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI BANQUET.

In st. Luke's Parish Rooms Tuesday
Night--Dancing Will Follow.
The high school alumni banquet to
be given Tuesday night at No. 124
Washington avenue in the Parish
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-26
OF

Sc NENDE aAaoeasaSsseh h adera,- de
altos y bajos, coR5ada de Gihc, sta en-
[fatAle de Cristiha, esquiRa a la. de Ia
sesal1d. Esta asehhrada dsfncendios.
s4Irst 1 4 hformes, &lrigirse &Tdon Jose
Maria IGoicoeche@f ar
'zyFebt YsvF zero % de fges. II e-ls a:
II i.
n De Gan German nos escriben coplu;7
nicandpnos detalles del brillante) G,tsAe5
ting c!ebrado por nuestros correiigio
narios lei dfa ., ca el teatro de. aque-
LA ciuSad : {
Confurrieron mas de quirsentas per-
tsanas.
u Us ssProd unci6 ell difqurso deoapertlra Ell
sEEIIGdp. T don Ramon Quinoneff presiden
SteFdel fomit6 locally siguiefonl6 en- Ell
usofde LA paabra, don Ran1an Cofde-
rs, = IPs liberalesR esRa1p'afag%yyas9a aez ef doc.
TOT Fof ft Guillot ion FeliRe Oueyas.-
Tod @s hablaroIGdon gran6 elocueaeia-
> fuesd in muy aplaudldos. CT
Oyefonae XixAs enthusiasts a la au=
La ifes 4f1BaX 4fi1Ba}XfaT Ttoha ousrpo sh 81 ia "a
,slndad de las Lomas, con pujanza incon-
t4astable xuSi
x sMUI Las. Al contado a plazos.
l&s Gerr bras y domadas. "a,
SD jirse don Vicente Uscra, Plaza
sPrinc1 sal.-Ponce, Il de FebrerQ de
,I697F lad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-26
B1BELo1EoA Pc aLA pEAoaBAotAb ~

tos ma propii9s para eiercar esa
especIe dc adivinaei6u s9brenatn.
raj, Y madam ds n " 2tte. ,asisr
tiendo a una, tsesi6n, contaba con
hallar aqdef feaix de sua curiosas
inyeetigaclonse, =, : deseubrir por
ese medic a "a dushl. De la cajlta
pue q Ia saE6n foTmaba -el objeto
DE- sus l!fattq PA4 ardleptss prs0oopa'
IL ali poi que SO dirigf, oon
tanta sollcltud al sal6a d3nds Sc
euui4hhtJs eittfsTmos.
Peftf6 uGnos ef fsGtor al hacemos
ana 5sori pcI6d particular de ese
sal6u,1 dt9cfiPc}6d que Jug amos
necesafisa y "a qdsT Vapos q entrar
fcancgh9ut4 49, 81 i'''r
e. apJ.euto, Sc idlsidfa en- dos
sala4 prffihpaisst - !" 1',@'
CafndJ fau5" habfa atrsvesado
las adtJsafls y 'exh hido los a. pssa. d, d. !
port4s neoesarios d los portsros
de sengioio,. esa sdmit1do enrau
v4sto-- SAID a. ea5as .ssssanss her.
Inducements ; icenradss intercepts-
ban la lug yielairesduFauSe el di 8,
Y eI Iai.so y Ia brisas dusan Ia
noche.y.daa - ; ay.foa ~ -
slmedto del salon. ,baie uaa
arad. ooyas bujfas dsfrsnsb
uoa Anz. aG al J vac laats, So WIS
una h4rL&, eahsta stapada- CON vaha
CO. r4e A. shei-as 81 K saTainh
r .ateabata no era nada elsgani
u ra.8ni .f.Drma.1 Binedn .r0psis
cs6 Is IA, dssnadaz de, sas, aaneos
d stsl;n Vera l. ane 50 li2iaaba
cs : dsiMesr an-asxs sGas ~
t1iE,ssFta1 sc taeeTTaba et
- rbetsf NADIA mas fanil ds
sx ar. esAst 81
E.khha llaass lsaso AaztAs ansibi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-26

de, aqua aeoneeBtrabaI sasGnl asmaslsH
bsjo Ia eobeEteFa para, "a nsui veg adsj
saturaE de uellos las boteHast col0ss0trn1
scadas met6dicsnaap tases eli fondoesstto
de- Ia cubeta en dIsposieioues in" o1j
fversas. fcs so.u1a1ae GjnfsT3 . 9futsF
~ DE ese,a modos .se cruzabzn co. ohso
rrientes- -misteriosas aieaya feffaenH g
cIR deb}anI eloso sb ferInos sss fAcufa.e Tsf
-, A La coberteEa estab3 soidadoI,1ar7
M anillo da hierro gheseosUenfal 900
n "a laFgai caerda, euye-usosvsmoso94Di
i; conncer, fephan do p q uav tnirada' e1d
sobre los. esfermosl ra1ne soi 3 TanYIssb
:. Estes Il quienes .hsnos Ivistos 4Ait
fentrar haoedun an noInenooi en- efjfsfo
1b9tsl, So, mantenian pa sidos' = iaa osfd
guidos, ssentados esobrs sfilonss' co. maf
Iocados alrededor de la odbeta. r. aoia
- + III ,mbres mujeres mezclados,
ind ferentes, serioss y essinquietos,
agusrdahan delq res Rit ado de In tfdE
uru.ba.h rolno eJFsIo Gois- II Tpti fAfno
J Ia exisdo, -cogiendo la ipuutof -
de aque ellasI aFga cusrdag atafs & q ssi
seobertera ds.,cubess,ela- ARC ltabsfsi1s
'gafrededon de los niembDs seofsfb sob
snos, de assste1que stsdos, gl1gsda ~ no2'
per la7misnas dsDs, ipercfoIeTotf 'sh
eaf rnisme. siusn pe los ae&eetos deslAog6S
I eisetrloidad cootenids5 deutyo de sEe2
1 la cabsta..e g.. ecl Ff+F - sstonotDa
.a4 Luego, 8 fisIde noE int erFhrnpir7 81"
/ de ning q q modo Ia acei6np de iosJ4ni
fnidos anifnaier trasmitidos y nnea'sn'
dificados en- cada natnraiesa,9dlos -
.enfsrmos, por recommendation idef"nai
doctor. scuIdaban de atocarse tluo as
d otro va con elscoao bisu non 'st'
ell hombro. de modo que Ia uubstss
i saivadoIa enviase sifDal IT
te todos. losi cnerposs snseAlcf. sed@i
| "a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. ssslo9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-26
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Sr. don 4. c., Maricae. .a4Isf peri6di- - so
co Sc remite a eseapueblo conotoda pun
tuelidad. Va ell numero del dia para
don NJ. A. Csc lie repfIo aver ell 20
Ser. tomo para don A. L. Sentimos :.
no complacerle en- 10 que ihdfca Portal
ia de espacio. Dado de alta don ]. B.
Sr. don r. c. .Dorado.-Puede en-
tregar ell importe de suscrici6n don
Felix Perez de Bayamon.
Sr. don r. NJ, Lajas.-Se lie remite .o.e.a
eI -recibo de don Z. V. por $3.50. -@FfrsgN
aegtfsr don r. n, n Naranj jitn--Sera zEsdi9
ted coin placido. :! Entregue don 4 so1s. ..
.fredo Arehilla eI IimPorte de Ia sVscEiF 1s~3IsI
s:i5n. = r - Ssi-aSS@01
~ .Sr don E. r. NJ, Ceiba.-Vinieron .u
los to,nos. ST es possible -c6mp1etarlos ii'<axA
Sc corn plet aran; 81 no., Sc encuardenaransss sss
en- La forma que yienen.
Sr.1don NJ. c., Comerfo. -Ninieron
los tomos de usted. Los de don A. p.
tambi6n; pero es impossible poder COM
pletarlos, ,stf~snn
Sr. don r. j., PatiIlas.-Recihida au~Jte
sn grata del 2l. Va el peri6dico pfra eo.<szsa
Morales el 20 Ser. tomo. NJ lc es n osa.s ess
cribi6. Esperamos 10 que nos indfea. zoEEC4
Sr. don j. G. = Cayey.--Puede- -remfAx .f.egrsa
tir ell importe del anaheio seitos baj6 - s.s
certifcado por nuestra cuenta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-26

brimiento heeho pesar de todos
ya6 & tSas tsa a5SaRs$al 5as RFaSdeffat b H.
Y p6gztoI oIfqBgbhgab hgbf hah d 4hIastF@lFi4{osg4he IstF@F{o gh
la vista 47echg por SdhHeattfas se1;5- &
ras eJhana1, fhisFeriJS JS9sshhss5p 81 ss5p as6h aSS65hm IN c
bro y las reticeneias de NJ De-
Rohahr,' 'gra pqetfsoo olf5gasff con esq
misteriSf iSfaa deselfrss s4a sstsss!ts tssato snjg1
Adshah ei"tS4ghraassstI fIrdig Jbgad4e
era ef extrgh6 sfhclfnad5 e esq
lucha con 10 inc6gnito. -,
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gun tiempo oregfafa' l. ga ca P aff{a8ae1
hombfg, Rnflu fffftfsd6,,s 6hTf 6hTffancat55 fancat55fs fsa
de mifaBsq08s, Gd9s ha36H{as sa3H{a hssfIa5t66 gfd
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dolorda,,9o qn6 . ssdcffsto T9tf1 15EgItffq
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los dt3HSrse ff9sHTTslss fd1ghesf sgBa4,'
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zaci6n mas irritada sspniIkhHofa
en- unoavif8 eo2inpfeto,, h'el Sims,
encaatadaHas1 Teposd dhe 2 debiA
al eacantsdor, SO ponfa q compfeta
quleif 'Hesds' .g49tbnd les aifrfsfg to-
das sas Bpsraei6n ss.s fddosn lbs HI,
los, ytstfa T1Pahsanllel to 6m'ds .t,.s ess
AlmS sgfsdecfda ,PAfetia tfas
mitidp p6r id IenRisjS Humane
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L YSPs;ja 9 dessFFsanHtaisa sFFaHtaiaq de de@P.9a end
Ab5 .hs6fl mas6q Il mss; hsaSo esa 2.alho6o-e al
fnla. ssIispdPa Pade scuerpo fqqe e. - y
fSsfrvfa de cgf6sfa1a prrimera tonrsdenn 8
de- qds : 6ornehtShea mente "a, do. - eo'
Imina5a. TeeoIIia 81 tmundo, mez-e.4
ielabasg 8 Jas 5tras a nas,f las Sob s'a =
.ldeaba. sin idsseansoo,. 'reegHistrabaiasf ree g
rimplagsBfsyhffgdnfttgg, y y 10 hacia tan , g
ben i4ue,s 500 Como efT Ipasnrroo de. caza
Sqlae le9ahtags htags IA ppisgzI De eptrs los :,
sgn9 95sg 81 s5}gSfEs, gsSE as sSaSs 81 Dor hsosF
1ssiir esef ss5e9feS dkl s8}t se8o}rtaz6n dotps'p %
dd9 estsPa sgpgaFfsss p AeFssgPi 'iloen
IS. a55sPsSs a55 3 s2 8o9sssg L.. s,eM
nBsa fisa' 5sRS, &c Ra 91i}3s aig =
ar ssssh Il 1s3;i E.fsi, L TT 5sEd ii rs as
D. sboJgs5ss sdbssJjgs5asesdas sp "a ysd {SdfeF ri sFisq
88aioiss az 53sy$ gge apbesy-'3 be- =
i9sDpp a5s p35Eo2 of e5g Ssaa5
!" '"par4s h9bf2h9asIlblaldaS h9asIlblaldaS u y his, qaes.sd
s ea,s1@ sssei955 E9RfdS AZ d n9fil5a
/, ge', AL taa4n ? duo a. ppho. por
Fl qus ha6ffa dsdo ella todos los
bios del ragniq, M1 d. Az =,
! 1dfeuif dh' b6efe de PeIo por 81 que i, -
aoIifs dAdq IA mi mit4d tad q de IS 50 for; ~
|, Estzs .rssygefaaeii0aasss re ygfa kabisn .aisdt0 asdta =
beehas pot sonkmbulos 8. sopana
| h as, 3 consec,aencia de las ope. -.
! +dldass lei ppagqfftaispasl del dogtOlF:fdsa
f. Asf,k as pSdis 1ifg basestsq basai ail'.',
!. casa le! ilurtEssa 1tYEsa,dl88c d8ctor I9s gs sspgIs-
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n Luis AlTarsqbpfsfn4gfAe rs Per-
emgYq0gfGt0Aasa muea annette;
on II G, bhrgb Yhaetal Safiarse selg
= - L IL = -
Coltinua enfermo, de camaI IlAfs9S5
,tlmh hdo companero Rivera Colon.
Haf fem0s &t68t" UTS ~

lbche,- dIa de la AsuncIon, acudI0
i FIdApA4Jcnsii aEssD baA dgdg fks,
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i:i l:'s; 3. E;:. ,.pGfss11liSssltfy Gs1 fteys..ss)

JI est aci6n en- esta isla. Las guardias
al Ia Capital fueron reforzadasan1,-
~LaI IIntegridado eonsigna qra Uathl
Ian rU inores, exagerados como siempre,
de gu E han oourride sb9.ogpsl fee
Guanica y alg1n pueblo mas. Al par,
IafirmaI qfeA n0D4d Odpa EIga leB dos
buqdes en- question han lido rendir su
seEifIo ordinario y que 10 de la com
pafffa es un paseo militar. kOAX S
No obstante, Ia opinion esta alarma-
da, Y Sc hacenssohrnees skd mpIEbs inf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-26

Jul 10 G. Conesa,G E1ectrieisto. A pre-
clos S mamente m6dIcos, Eende e ms
atafa abaratos electrfcos en- general,
. -AP64ce, "a de Mario de 1897. l ~ a.
- so
: Rel na gran entusiasmo entire los Ii
aheralds de Aguada.
/, 4Els Comit& local de nuestro partido
seA haI form adey Por unanimidad, del
rnodo Isiguiente: -~--..~--~---~---, =,
| Pres ideute, .don -Autonio--- Sanchez
j. Vide Presidente, --don-Mannel Maria
Gonz4len 9 --~~---- 1890. o! oertj3s- u, : !.
sgef orero, don Donate Jim6nezz. - p !.
Zee dreyario, don Juan P. Rodrfguez
Ide ern&suplente don -Higinio H. ar
gas.
Voeales don Juan j. Wives, don
Santiago Ruis .Caeeres, t::oh Pedro Jose
Cresno. don Ramon Cardona.
La DEMdCRACI1 da su mas cumplila
enho orabuena a tan dlgnos correhgio-
narios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-26

RnaaVIS SO l. los seaoresI que. tenca1
tPasfando ganado Icaballar Los pastoz
ede Ia Pfopledad Succession Pag6sa se.1sir1
) J an. .napdarfos sollcltar EN- el improrro
gable plazo de 5 dfas.
Santa Isabel, Mario 10 de l897.-El
Admin Istrador, oyidio tfJ1dja. .ss-15.
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z1tIc@Ha s152 81 : sq eF sons q 7onen skai
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-26

OJO ALIANUNCIO-Se vc4lden dos
magnficos .solares situados en- ell punto
mas eentrito de esta ciudad cerca del
teatrb. Para informes dirigirse don
Jose IMirandes.
Ponce, Febrero-2 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-26

g Por icartas que tenemos q la vistarnos
dicen del Pepino que nuestro actiyo
agent9 general don Edelmiro Lespier'
-prestoI auxiios desde los primeros mo-
mento a las, vfctimas de. Ia catastrofe,
,ya ped duniariamenfe, va con 1su esfuerzo
personal. e
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-03-26
NOTIClAS GBAlRILtl..Sl5I l..l5

Los senores Munoz, Gauthier y 61aanz3 q
quez, que saIielronz, De dAes ,Renseql q aaasvseis
de la manana, fe5Sires8Ton f5t5i ii1n |anoche~ Las
doce media, despuGs. de un dia de la
Dor en- brovechrf ttffeeS IF lt2gusa liberal ~1s
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CONG consecuen@la del Yiaie aIba
reallzarRn Los sea- sshd6baza Ga1it4hers
y esef4aez, del Coinitt provincial, en-
piezan a.-organHars6' las fuerzas libefa;s
les deSSaiinas-y eSSSdtlfa Isabel.
En- Salinas quedara, de IN moments
Il otro, terminaels 4saeusaeieR5n = ae4
cOmite en- esta forma:
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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-06
For Burglary.

Deputy Sheriff L. A. Kranich of
Oxford, arrested Ed Reed, a waaderer
on the face OF the earth, few miles
northwest Of Oxford Tuesday morning
and lodged him in the county Jail to
await preliminary examination on the
charge of burglary. His examination
is set for May II, at 10 o'clock am,
before Justice J. NJ. Ready.
Reid is charged with entering the
home Of Elias R. Drake, just south Of
Cicero, shortly after O'clock on the
day Of April IS, and stealing pair of
boots AM $40 45 in money. Mr.. Drake
and family were away from home at
the time the theft was committed.
The money was taken from bureau
drawer and the boots were pilfered
from a closet. Reid had been lOung-
ing around in the neighbOrhOOd Of
Cicero for several days, and suspicion
rested upon him. He was watched by
the officers FOR awhile and his arrest
followed.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-06

bold was elected secretary OF the
board, and John G. Campbell assist
ent secretary.
The bond Of Robert Mclean, treas
urer-eiect, was offered, in the sum Of
S25, OCO, guaranteed by the Farmers
bank, f. K, Robbins, Ed VanHorn,
Glenn Spruance, Charlie Snyder, Geo.
Pfeifer, Jake Lynch, Joseph c. Carson,
J. E. Webb, John Wynn, w. G.
Whealy and J. c. Sylvester. 1t was
referred to special committee con-
sisting Of W. H. Carnes, @. c. Curtis
and j. G. Campbell, to ascertain the
financial standing Of the Sureties and
to investigate otherwise the validity
of the bond.
The county high school question
was taken up and discussed in its
various phases. The members ex-
pressed themselves freely on the
question. a committee was ap.
pointed to meet in conjunction with
the trustees of the high school next
afternoon to confer upon the QueS,
tiOn, and report at an adjourned
meeting Of the board Tuesday night
Committee consisted of the follow
ing members: Geo. II. Hunter, c. C,
Curtis, Chas. Worden, W. A. Maxey
and ]. G. Campbell.
The meeting adjourned to mee5 next
night to listen to the report OF the
county high school committee.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1897-05-06
To Observe Memorial Day.

The GAR. boys are making great
preparations Tor celebrating Memorial
day Saturday, May 20. They have
invited every organization IN the city,
both civic and military, to participate
in the exercises. Rev. E. A. Hoyt
will deliver the GRAFTON. Company B.,
KING, with Capt. ]. 5. Dey in com
mand, will act as escort. All societies
who desire to participate in the days
exercises will report at once to B. F.
Michael, who will be grand marshal
OF the day. The address will be de.
livered, and the other literary and
musical exercises will be rendered in
the M. E. church. The program in
full will be printed in a subsequent
issue OF the VOICE.
The preparations being made prom.
Use to result IN a day Of exceptional
success 10 point of entertainment.
The military band will take part in the
days exercises. Excellent vocal and
instrumental music will be furnished
at the church. No effort is being
spared by the GAR. post in doing
full honor to their comrades, who
died In the cause OF justice and lib
ertY,