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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30


ipor ell acto de cumplida justica que aca-
pa de hscer, como asf mismo al distin-
Eguido amigo por la favorable resolu
clon en- este asunto, que comprueba su
Iacrlsolada Representations
Ha fsllecido en- ell barrio San Anton
.el enthusiastic federal, amigo nuestro don
Leonardo Franeeschi.
| El senior Franceschi era delegado de
delegado de dicho barrio en- ell Comit6
directive y gozaba allf de grandes sim
patfas, por su honradez por ell entu-
siasmo que demostrara por nuestra eau
sa.
Esta tarde q las tres, Sc verifcara ell
entierro, y varios federales de la ciud ad
iran & esperar ei cadaver 8 la entrada
de la Gale del Comercio.
Lamentamos de veras su muerte. V
enviamos su familia nuestro sentido
p6same.
Aver, una pobre mujer que Sc halla
ba enferma con dos ninos, la salida
del barrio de Canas, mand6 lamar al
doctor Santoni, quien, sin ser titular nj
tener obligation dc asistir q enfermos
pobres, acudio sol1cito al llamamiento
asistiendo a los enfermos sin exigirIes
remuneration alguna.
Es un rasgo que lie enaltece, sobre
TODD 81 sc tiene en- cuenta que hay titu-
lares que no aouden cuando Sc les lla-I
ma.
Hoy sale para San Juan, en- represen.
taci6n de la prensa de Ponce, con OBJ
jeto de asistir la Inauguration del Go. |
bierno Civil, nuestro particular amigo |
en- letras doctor Zeno
Gambia.
Hoy Sc ha celebrado en- ell Tribunal |
de Justicia de esta ciudad ell juicio con
ira nuestro amigo don Francisco Gau-
thier, por injurias al ex calde don Pc
dro Juan Rosaly. Ell Tribunal lie alb
solvi6.
Felicitamos al amigo.
Programa de las piezas Iue ejecutara
esta noche la banda de Bomberos en- la
Plaza de las Delicias
10 Paso dobIe SLas estrellas Y ban
das, S0atSG 20 Danza elias dos Ma,
rfaso Canpos !, 80 Duelto de la Opera
Verdj 40 Gavota eCar-
mela0 Ardtti 50 ~Sueflos dorados
Valso Roias 60 Danza <Pregdntale
4 otro9 Pas0reU.
Nos encarga la Empresa de la com
paf1fa de opera, manifestemos al publ
GO, que por no estar oonvenientemente
la orquesta, Sc ven en- la i'm
posibilidad de poner ma7lana en- escena
la opera 4ida que quieren presentar con
5oda perfection.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
JOSE MAnINOMI, Afnador

cOmponedOr de pianos Y ArmOniuns.
Piano tuning and repaiding.
HabiendO acabadO sus cOmprOmisOs
en- variOs pueblos de la Isla, ofrece
sus servicios profesionales en- SUI nue. :
Vo domicilio. Gale Aurora 2.
Mario 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
Dice E2 Impartial:

Dice III Impartial:
Ha sido de nuevo repuesto en- ell
puesto de Collector de Rentas Internaa
de Ponce nuestro apreoiable amigo don
9uintin Negron Sanjurjo, aclaradas que
tueron de manera honrosa para ell cita-
do amigo las causas de su separation
de aquel puesto.
FL general Davis inspirandose STEM
pre- en- la mas estricta justicia tan pronto
tuVo conocimiento de los satisfaotorios
atestados que en- su defensa presentara ell
Sr. Sanjurjo, orden6 embellishments
la reposicion de tan probo empleado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30

tai motive mafana msrtes permaneear&
cerrados los centros oficiales{v estable
clmlentos industriales.
Lo cual recomendamos & 2nuestro.
aOonados, por 10 que pueda interesarles
En- la casa ndmero l2, oalle de Ia rs
trelia donde estA la fabrTca de cigarri-
Hos Ftn dc Stgzo intentaron penetra,
anoche los ladrones, llegando & fraotu-
rar la puerta de entrada. Parece que Ia
construction solida de dicha puerta fue
obstaculo a la intencion aviesa de los
cacos.
Irasladamos la noticia al Jefe de
Policfa.
Nuestro querido amigo ell intelgente
doctor don Alfredo Ferran ha trasIada
do su domieilio esta ciudad. calle de
la Relna, numero II.
Dada Ia reputation las simpatfas
de que disfruta en- esta ciudad ell doctor
Ferran, lie auguramos una buena ellen
tela.
Nuestrc amigo ell joven don Juan Pc.
rlcas Diaz nos ha obsequiado con un
tomlto de sus oomposiciones en- verso
titulado Pr5mavoralos.
I'll joven Pericas es uno de los prin.
cipiantes que meiores aptitudes demues-
ira para la poesfa.
Estudle buenos modelos, depure su
gusto, no dude del 6xito. Este CO.
rresponde siempre la constancia en- ell
estudio en- Ell trabajo.
Agradecemos ell obsequio.
I'll numero de la revista crftica V
llterarla que Sc publica en- esta ciudad
? que Sc llama la <Semana C6mica& ha
Ilegado nuestra mesa de redaccion.
En- la calle de la Estrella. esouina
Jristobal Colon Sc disparan tiros todas
as noches con gran alarma del vecinda
10. I'll alumbrado de aquella calle es
ietclente. Aceroa de los tiros llama
nos la atenci6n del Jefe de la Policfa Y !
obre Ell alumbrado, tomara carta Ia
.utoridad local.
DE Madrid hemos recibido una ele- /
'ante tarJeta en- la que nos participa
uestro querido paisano y amigo don
os6 Vizcarrondo y Villal6n haber Con.
RADIO matrimonio cor la seflorita En-
lqueta III de la Torriente.
Pepe Vizcarrondo es aquel Ricardo
/0ns cuyas correspondence LA De
-ocRACIA fueron tan celebradas en- otro
Tempo.
Deseamos al querido amigo todo g6
ero de felicitades.
Nos participa nuestro estimado amigoI
correligionario ell inteligente farma-
9utloo don Jorge M. Font, haber ad-
ulrldo la acreditada Farmacia Aguiar. Il
e Guayama. Ell Lcdo. Font ex-direc.
'r del Laboratorio qufmico municipal
San Juan Sc propone sostener en-
-uayama un establecimiento de farma-
dlgno de la cultura de aquella villa.
Le deseamos prosperidad en- sus nego. Il
os.
Dice E2 Impartial:
~ III q GiHn do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30

Ofrece sus servicios PROFESSIONALS,
en- la calle de la Reina mum. 2.
HOras de cOnSultas de a 10 a. m.
~ de 2 a 4 p. m.
Ponce, Abril de 1900. m. a.
Ell estudio del idioma ingl6s es hoy
una necesidad para los puertorripue-
nos. Enviar j0venes solos a la Gran
Metropoli sin punto flo de estudio es
un gran error. La experiencia nos
10 ha ensenado asi.
LA ACADEMIA COMMERCIAL DE
SANTA ANA dirigida por Hermanos
de Maria, es unO de los meiOres
BOARDING SCHOOL, situado cerca
del Central Park, en- la ciudad de
Nueva York. Ensenase ALI telegra-
tia, ingles, aleman, frances, conner.
CLIO, estenOgrafia, escritura de maoui-
na' muslca, dibujo y preparation para
carreras, poseyendo salOnes Y patios
para recreo y gimnasia. Sc dan
comldas dlarias; los Hbr0s, escritos
en- 1ngles, no cuestan NADIA, V esta
prohlbido hablar espanol. Precio por
mes, con aposento 20 dollars; en- sa.
Ion, 20; sin casa, IA; instruction sola,
.. Para mas intOrmes, E. NOVOA,
representante general en- San Juan.
NOIAS.-EXiste OtrO cOlegiO igual
para nlnas al cuidado de Siervas de
Maria. Referencias: DR.. Font Guillot
e. Ing. J. AnneXy.
Mario Is de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30

Saludamos cordialmente desde estss
Columns a nuestro distinguido amigo
y correligionario don Tulio Larrinaga,
que procedente de la metr6poli ha lie
gado San Juan, despu6s de haber
cumplido con patriotismo efcacia los
deberes del alto cargo con que lie habfa
invertido ell Partido Federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30

En- su lugar Sc dara L,tcta de abono,
porque la compaflfa no dara mas fun
clones extraordinarias que las que CO.
rrespondan los benefcios de los artis-
tas.
Lucia ha sido la obr a en- que mas Sc
lucleron los artistas una de las que
mas han agradado al pdblioo, por 10
que es de esperarse que este concurrira
gustoso la segunda audici6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
Tomas Monsanto v BartoIIa. Age

tomas MOnsant0 y BartOIIa. Agen.
tie general de negocios y solicitador
en- esta ciudad de la &c New York Lii.
fe Insurance Company Gran COM
panla de SegurOs de Vida.
Ofrece sus servicios en- su of1cina
calle de la Luna numero 10 Ponce.
Mario de 1900. lima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
LA GARMHN
De AREAS PRIMOS

eStablecmienO
de
mesa or exceene magnfcos
- ~NO
e lena de LA
perior caldad
Acudid, acudid a CARMEN.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
DR.. q. FERRAN
MedicO CfruianO

Ha trasladado su.domicilo la ciu-
dad, calle de la Reina no. II
Horas de consulta: De 8 a 10 A M.
y de 2 a P M.
Ponce, ADr1I 81 de 1900 I'm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
AVESO-Durante ell pr6ximo perio

HSW TUT dIIU6 61 pTOAIHO p6TIO-
10 cuarentenario, lOsIvapores correos
ue la COmpania Trasatlantica de Bar
ccelona, en- vez de ir Santander, con.
unuaran despachandose para ell Me.
diterraneo.
El Consignatario, D. FELICE.
Abril 10 de 1900 In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30
Mayor es0uina & Isabel
Ponce 20 de 1900. Ina

Nosotros felicitamos al general Davis
por ell acto de cumplida justicia que aca-
Iba de hscer, como asf mismo al distin-
guido amigo por la favorable resolu.
clon en- este asunto, que comprueba su
acrisolada representation
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-30

Nos encarga la Empresa de la com
pa1fa de opera, manifestemos al publ
co, que por no estar oonvenientemente
ensayada la orquesta, Sc ven en- la i'm
posibilidad de poner manana en- escena
la opera 4ida que quieren presentar con
toda perfection.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29

Today is the day for the great match
race between Lucky Roy and Temple Hal
at Gorham. The train leaves p. and h.
depot, foot OF Preble street at - SO, stop
ping at track, going and coming. Both
horses are in splendid form, and a great
race Is assured. Mr. Trefethen's horse
was shipped from Fryeburg Friday and
went directsto Gorham for the finishing
touches. Mr.. Sargent's Temple Hal has
been worked on the Scarhoro track and
went to Gorham late yesterday afternoon.
All the fish dealers on the wharves win
close promptly at twelve noon, and a
number of the up town stores are giving
most of their employees a half holiday.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29
ON ACCOUNT OF ACCIDENT.
Autopsy Reveals That This Probably
fastened Death OF Mr.. Nelson.

The fact of his sudden death and also
that he was seriously injured in an acci-
dent on the Portland and Yarmouth cleo
trio railroad a few weeks ago, prompted
physicians 80 perform an autopsy yester-
day on the body OF William O. Nelson,
who died Thursday morning. -Four
physicians performed the autopsy, and az
ter a most thorough examin alton decided
that death was due to the degeneration
Of the coronary arteries OF the heart, and
that the death was probably fastened by
the accident
1t VIII be recalled that one evening
several weeks ago Mr.. Nelson and his
wife, and Mr.. Benjamin Thompson and
wife, started to go out driving along the
Yarmouth road. Tine CARR age was struck
in the rear by an electric car and the oc-
cupants were thrown violently to the
ground. All escaped with slight injuries
except Mr.. Nelson, who sustained inter
nal injuries,
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29
PERSONALS.

Rev. A, III. Wright Of the ST. Lawrence
church viii preach at the First Congre-
gational church, Falmouth, Sunday,
Sept SOth, at clock p. M, as the pas
tor is absent on his vacation in Vermont,
MIR Robert l.. Hill left this week for
Philadelphia, where he Will continue his
medical studies at the Jefferson.
Mr.. George A. Coffin, manager of the
Coe Hat store, spent several days in Bos-
ton, this week.
Rev. Luther Freeman attended this
week the annual meeting Of the cabinet
of the Epworth League of New England
at Concord, N III. A committee was
appointed to plan an excursion to Cali
fornia next summer. The week begin
ming October % was selected as the week
OF prayer for the Epworth leaguers
Miss Louise Hunt and Miss Edith Pan
coast Beckett street, left Thursday night
via New York boat for Philadelphia, to
enter the Drexel Institute Of that city.
MIR. G. l.. Percy OF Minneapolis is the
guest of his parents, Pleasant avenue.
Rev. Horatio Stebbins, d. D.,
Of San Francisco Will preach tomorrow
morning in the First Parish church,
where he was settled from 1855 to 1864.
Miss Edith Guile, the Misses Alice
/ and Minnie Stephen of Montreal and
DIR. j. j. Ray of Sydney, G. b., have re-
turned to their respective homes after a
pleasant sojourn at Sunset Cottage, Peaks
island, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs +. j.
Mcclure.
Hon. Wilson Brooks, great chief of rec
ords Of the Great Council Of the United
States, will be the guest Of Portland Red
Men on next Wednesday evening at the
wigwam Of Samoset tribe.
Mrs. A. Dunyon, formerly of Portland,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Caroline
Dana Howe, is about to close her sum-
mer home at Ogunquit for her Waumbeck
street residence, Boston.
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Tinker, sisters OF
the late Mr. Abial Carter, who have been
visiting Mrs. Carter, Danforth street, lett
for their homes on Thursday last.
naAIrs. Daniel Hamblet, who has been
spending a few weeks with her daugh-
ter Mrs w. N. Goold, in Sussex, n. d.
returned home on Wednesday.
Rev. Horatio Stebbins, ID. D., and wife
of Cambridge, Mass, are at the Congress
Square hotel
Mr. Ralph W. Smith of the post Office
has been assigned to duty weighing the
malls on the Rumford Falls and Lewis
ton route, for a month. He began bis
new duties Monday.
May or Robinson is confined to his resi-
dence on High street by a severe attack
OF neuralgia. For five days he has been
obliged to remain in bed. The illness
however, is not serious.
MIR. Arthur NJ. Knight who for severa
years was the messenger OF the First
National bank, has been elected manager
OF the 9. II. Barker Insurance company.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29
BRIEF JOTTINGS.

DR.. Baker S lecture to young people at
the Williston church tomorrow evening
win be upon "Who Said INS"
Tomorrow win be Conserved as Rally
Sunday in the First Free Baptist church
ano:Sunlay school.
The Vaughan street church will resume
It's usual services next Sunday.
Rev, DIR. Tenn win lecture tomorrow
evening on '"rhe Congregational Confer
ence at Augusta"
Mr.. Frank Symonds VIII speak in the
X. M. Q. A. rooms Sunday afternoon at
4.8O.
at the Chestnut street church tomor-
row evening Rev. Luther Freeman, Nthe
pastor, Will preach on the character Of
Elijah, with special reference to the
musical festival.
In the District court petitions in bank
ruptcy have been filed by Alfred C.White
OF Boothbay Harbor, John Il. JOY Of En-
field and Frank w Martin of Ashland.
Capt. George Walden, (retired) OF the
United States revenue cutter service,
died Tuesday night at his home, 10 Car.
ruth street, Ashmont. In point of SER
Vice he was the second Oldest living officer
in this department He was born at Cape
Elizabeth, July %, 1926, and was the son
Of Capt Green Walden of the revenue
cutter service.
Capt. Hall Of the schooner Mary Lang
don, arrived from Boston yesterday morn
ing. He came ashore and was walking
up Plum street lane when he was acci-
dentally hit by an apple on the head
which knocked him senseless. In fall
Ing he cut his head quite badly. He was
taken to the Maine General hospital and
will be all right today.
& According to an Augusta dispatch the
friends of ex-Judge Foster are urging his
appointment to the vacant judgship.
The Mutual Improvement club VIII
hold It's first regular meeting for the sea
son on Monday, October /, at 3 p. M,
with Mrs, Frank L. AIoseley, so Morning
street.
John Earls, the man who was struck
by an electric car Monday night, is still
confined to his home on Lancaster street.
He is resting easy, but win probably be
unable to resume work for several days.
has prevailed for several days past, has
been a subject of very favorable comment
all of the week. The air has been decid-
edly summerlike on nearly every day.
Last evening was the coolest of the week.
Victor, Col, the town which has be-
come famous since Wednesday on account
Of the disgraceful reception accorded to
Col, Roosevelt, Is the same town to
which James Doyle, the Portland boy,
emigrating about ten years ago, soon af-
terward became a millionaire.
Officer Emery, who has been assisting
An the night duties at the police station,
has returned to his beat in the West End
district. He has fully recovered from
the injuries that he sustained in a run
away accident two months ago.
The members OF Windsor Castle, No. /,
Knights Of the Golden Eagle, are hereby
requested to meet at their hall.at is o.
m, sharp, Sunday, to attend the funeral
services of their late brother, VIM. O..
Nelson,
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29

Augustus +. Fuller, ct al, trustees OF
Portland to Frank D. Lunt OF Portland,
for 81, land on Emerson street.
Nettie A. Bickford OF Portland to Mary
l.. Wilson OF Portland, for 81, land in the
Dsering district.
Rebecca Rosenberg OF Portland to Jacob
Rosenberg, ct al of Portland, for 81, land
and buildings on the northeasterly side
Of Vine street, Portland.
Arthur e. Marks OF Portland to George
w. Brown of Portland, for 81, land and
buildings on the northerly side OF Brigh-
ton avenue, Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29
EX-GOV. Robe ENTHUSIASTS
OVER OUTLOOK.

Yesterday Mr.. W. p. T. Robbie received
letter from his father, Ex-Gov. Robe,
who is making an extensive trip in the
West. The ex-governor has been making
some close observations and he writes
that the West is all right as far as the
Republican party is concerned, and that
Mckinley and Roosevelt are sure OF
carrying that section of the country. He
saws that the interest IS very great and
that the Republicans are far more enthu-
siastic than they were four years ago.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29

The fall and winter schedule of exercise
has been arranged at the Portland
Athletic club, and Indications point to
large classes and a successful season. The
business mems classes are on the some
afternoons as last season Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday. The boys cadet class
commences Thursday, October 4, and the
swimming classes at 10 a. IN Saturday,
October 9th, Fencing is proving one OF
the special attractions and is being
taught both in classes and individually.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights
will be devoted to special work In all It's
branches.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29
FINANCIAL.
Municipal Security Co.

New Wants, For Sale, TO Let lost Found
and similar advertisements Will be found on
page under appropriate heads.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29

A large number Of men are expected at
the Y. NJ O. A. men S meeting Sunday
afternoon at half past four, as an I'm.
usually strong programme has been ar
ranged. There win be a number OF speak
ers on the platform, and special musiowil
be furnished by the "Singing Brig
ane''of the Salvation Army who VIII sing
several selections including Diamonds
in the Rough" and other popular gospel
songs.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29
E0oTEQ'0 FOREST CITY DYE HOUSE and
'" h." ' Steam Caps Cleansing Works
10 PrebIe ST., Opp. Preble House.
REVIVAL OF TEMPERANCE MEET
ING.


Tt is possible that the union temperance
meetings which were held at the Gospel
Temperance Mission last winter viii be
resumed this winter. A fund has been
left over from last winters series OF meet
ings and this viii probably be appropri-
ated for use in the same cause this win
ter. The meetings are under the auspices
of the Sons OF Temperance, Aroana and
Mystic lodges of Good Templars, Port
land Christian Endeavor Union, Prohibi-
tion Union and the Gospel Mission.
1t is expected that r. M Bradley of
Washington, d. O., who Is a leading OIL
Ger OF the Sons of Temperance, Will speak
at the meeting OF the Gospel Mission to-
morrow evening In the absence OF Sheriff
elect Pearson, who speaks at Biddeford.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29

At 25c.
New subjects in colored glass
mounts, mostly from life. The
right size for table, mantel or
piano decoration.
Others at go, SOC, and all
the way up to $l.98.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29

AI OJCs
A varied collection Of carbon
and platinette prints with gray
mats, and black or brown
frames. Some Of the finest
subjects are included here, and
there's actually more than two
dollars worth. of art in lots Of
them. The low price is for a
'geader"
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29

! NAMES GREATEST STORE.
: allArt
Opening.

More pictures, better
pictures, better value
for the money than ever
before, is the boiled
down essence of what
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29
THE PALMER SHOE STORE.

Out of respect to the late MIR. Nelson,
the Palmer Shoe Store will be closed ali
day today. Funeral services will be held
on Sunday.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29

Cape Cottage Casino win continue
those famous shore dinners for the pres
emit. They are always well patroDized.
The Portland daily press., 1900-09-29

or you think may not
be quite in order for the winter,
now's the time TO fix IT, A dol
lar or so spent now win save lots
Of trouble when cold weather
comes. A postal IS all that's
necessary.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-10-26
THE 7Ri GEDI or A Dun.

He had long been annoyed 10y this
particular bill collector. There was
something that irrited him. His voice
Was soft, his manner smooth, and yet
the soul of the doctor rose against him.
He couldn't be shaken off. Nothing
save full payment Of the account
would satisfy him. And that sort OF
heroic treatment was contrary to the
debtors principles.
Once when he asked, "N hen shall
| call again. the debtor had rudely
answered, "Never =
"Thank you,' SAID the patient C l.
l7ctor. 81 will make "a note of it He
did so with much gravity and then
added: cit is no trouble. | as ure vou
1 will call again Tomorrow
And the debtor ground his e. tn III
lmpetent rage.
One Gay the debtor was quite alone
when the collector called for the ninth
time that week, and it was only We'd
nesday. A fame Of fury leaped in the
debtors breast. lis fingers open d
and shut conclusively.
81 will leave the statement" said
the collector in his soft tones. |. was
the seventh statement he had left
since the preceding Saturday.
Then the debtor sprang upon him
and shut off his wind. He left him
sprawling on a chair and, turning on
al the gas jets in the room, hurriedly
went forth.
They found the CO l,ctor few hours
latter, ard the coroner's verdict was
death from asphyxiation. Nobody
showed any suspicion. 1t was merely
regarded as qn,,r accldent.
The debtor went back to his work,
and conscience never bot..,ryd him
Even when he came to de h. made nc
confession.
But as he went up the narrow plth
he felt in his ghostly bosom that an
exploitation of the affair won d proba
bly, be demanded at the great white
gate. He was right.
81 fnd,' said st. Peter, with s
glance at bdnch Of memorandum
that futtered in his hand, chat you
once took human life"
at was on'y {. bill collector" muir.
INJURED tie newcomer.
"Y,s. And the bill collector had
gcaded you past endurance"
"Yts. YES, he had.'
''Yor felt that you were justified in
removing him.
"Yts, yes!
ga tie rcnmStances opp ar t6
indicate that your prov cal II was
great. I'll e bill co l,c or him>e f al
mitted as much.
"Ther. can 90 ia
"Yes. Bur wait There is ri
fling detail % sn'tI. frs. Wh'n the
late coli, ct, passs d in h. Ian &c me
this little account to col ect. Will ii
be convenient for you to S tile it tc-
day, or shall | leave statement with
you?"
Wi h a h ,arsa groan tn u"fortu-
nate drttor torpi,d over the l.w cop
ing, ard a moment later a fiery splash
far bo'ow showed that he had made a
hole in The birthstone lake.-Cltve.
Ian d Plain Dealer.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-10-26
\ Office.

A LII PERSONS are hereby warned
n from tresspasing with dog or gun
upon my farms known as Oak Hill' and
Chelsea" The law will be rigidly en-
forced against all who disregard this no
tice.
NIOLETTA L. HARDING.
September 8, 1S9S-4m.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-10-26

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