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la jIStiCia,

No Sc sabe de que modo pudo
alguien lamar la ateL cion sobre un
supuesto desfalco de 13 mil pesos,
en- las Areas de la AGuana de Ponce,
raiz de la invasion. Ese hecho, y
por haber sido empleados de aque-
las oficinas, don Luis r. Velazquez
y don Quint1n Negr6n Sanjurjo, mo-
two las cesantfas de dichos funcio-
narios, habiendose repuesto al dlti-
mo, por haber acreditado su inocen-
cia 10 mismo que resulta hoy al pri
nero, porque tambien 10 era, como
10 ACADIA de declarar solemnen ente
ell Tribunal de Justicia, al cual sc so,
meti6 el asunto.
Don Luis r. Velazquez, como
Administrator que fue de la Aduana
de Ponce, cumpliendo 6rdenes supe-
riores, entrego la suma mencionada
la persona queCse 10 ordenaron.
ASH consta en- los libros, y asf 10 ates-
tiguan honorables personalidades
entire ellos, los mismos que intervi-
nieron en- la operaci6n Repuesto
ante la opinion pdblica ell Sr. Velaz'
quez, claro es que solo Sc espera la
resolution del Gobernador Civil,
quien, inspirandose en- un verdadero
espfritu de justicia, restituira a di-
cho sef1or en- su primitive enpleo
Reivindicado ell sef1or Velazquez,
cabe ahora realizar un verdadero ac-
to de justicia, por parte de Mr.. Allen
Ilevandolo su puesto primitive CO.
mo 10 realizo el general Davis, con
ell senior Negr6n Sanjurjo: ESQ es 10
procedente, y asf 10 espera ell pals.
NosotroS ver1amos con agrado
que el asunto tuviese esa soluci6n,
por dos razones: la primera, porque
clio llevar1a el convencimiento al
pueblo de que ell gobierno es justi-
ciero, y la segunda, porque asl de.
mostraremos al mundo entero de
que los empleados puertorriquef1os
son honrados, que pueden con So
brada inteligencia 'sobrellevar las
cargas de cualquier oficina.
La Junta Judicial ha cumplido
su mission, absolviendo exento de
culpabilidad q un inocente, en- cuyo
favor Sc pronunci6 inmediatamente
todo Puerto Rico, dados los honrosos
antecedentes del acusado.
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Farmacia Perez Avil6s
ARECIBO PTO RICO.
Plaza PRINCIPAL.

La antigua acreditada farma
cia que fue del Lcdo Perez Freites,
es hoy propiedad del Lcdo Manuel
Perez Aviles, quien la ha restaura
do convenientemente y surtida com
pletamente la altura de las primo
ras en- su clase en- la isla
Ell despacho de las formulas es
tan a cargo de un inteligente persoI
nal bajo la Immediate direction del
sef1or Perez Aviles.
En- este esta ablecimiento Sc en-
contrara constantemente los 1ltimus
productos qufmicos inventados, apli
cados y a la terapeutica.
Los productos de esta casa han
sido premiados cor medallas de orc
y plata en- varias exposiciones ex
tranjeras.
Precios baratisimos.
El Sr Perez Aviles y don Pedro
Rios estan encargados del mostra
dor. A15-7
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Nos dicen varios vecinos del
barrio de Aguacate en- Yabucoa que
extraf1an que habiendo local para la
escuela de aque} barrio no Sc provea
la escuela, por 10 que llaman la aten
ci6n del Board de educacion.
Dfcese que la tenebrosa socie-
dad de los boxers sigue causando in
fnidad de vfctimas europeas en- ell
Celeste Imperio.
Ha fallecido en- la vecina Isla
de Vieques el respectable caballero
don Enrique Ner6n Longpre, padre
polftico de nuestro buen amigo don
Juan Dechoudens, empleado de las
Ofcinas de Correos.
ABAN1COS. ABAN1COS.
En- el <Paris Bazar> de Pedro
Giusti Sc acaba de recibir un bonito
surtido de Abanicos Japoneses. Los
hay desde 25 centavos uno. Tambien
Sc han recibido e nacar, hueso, y
sandalo.
En- libros de misa hay un mag.
nifico surtido para todos los gustos
va todos precios.
Carteras de piel y portamone
fnidad de classes que Sc detallan a
precios muy baratos. Hay portamo-
nedas con inisiales propios para
regalos peso y medic uno.
Tuvimos Ell gusto de saludar
anoche a nuestro buen amigo ell doc
tor don Rafael Vera, vecino propie
tario de Maricao y personalidad sa
lieute del partido Federal LIE desea-
mos grata permanencia en- esta ciu
dad
El ,Gobierno de la Sublime
Puerta 70 ha contestado ell Ultima
tum enviado por Ell de los Estados
Unidos, con motive de la indenni.
zacion que pidi6 el dltimo.
FL domingo pr6ximo Sc celebra.
ra una gran fiesta en- Manati, para
festejar al tantas veces laurado poe
ta, hijo de dicho pueblo, don Gle
mentlno Ramirez de Arellado
La Junta de intrucci6n de San
German anuncia la vacaute de las
escuelas de su termino municipal,
cumpliendo con la Ultima disposi-
ci6n del Sr. Comisionado Mr.. Croft.
Anoche Sc suspendi6 la function
teatral, por haberse indispuesto el
tenor de Ia Compania Tendre mos
luego la OCCASION de oir la bella par
titura Hermann.
Nuestro colega <El Eco de Ia
Marina,> de Ponce, ha sido mnltado
por ell Sr. Guzman Ben1tez, Alcalde
de dicha ciudad, con la suma de
S62 So Lo lamentamos.
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Los Tribunales ordenan la cap
tura del asturiano Emilio Sanchez
Alfonso, procesado por allanamien
to de mOrada.
Lo profesores de Vega Baja
felicitan a don Rafael Janer por los
articulos sobre Intrncci6n que viene
publica ndo en- ell Diario.
Do n Eduardo Roso present6
la renu q cia de la Jefatura del cuer-
po de Bomberos, la que no fue
aceptada.
FL vino de Aceite de Bacalao de
Stearns es segun experiencia de mi
practica profecional ell mejor recons
tituyente para reparar organismos
empobr recidos. Con tai preparation
Sc ha logrado un exito hasta atora
sconocido Ell evitar al pacerte el
sagrado de la Indigestion del Acct
to de Bacalao intolerable a tantos
esl6magos.
DIR. ED. CASALDUC
Utuado, Puerto Rico, Di :iem-
bre IS de 1894.
Ell juez Pettingill, actual Secre-
tario de Estado, ha sido nOmbrado
para Fiscal de la Corte: de Distrito,
y no para Attorney General, como
lego decirse
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POL ICIA

Han sido condenados por ell Tri
bunal de Policfa los siguientes indi'
viduos: Tomas Medina, tablajero de
Santurce, por expender carne falta
de peso, siendo reincidente do :
liars; C1emente Marrero, por agre'
dir a Carmen Gimenez dollars; Isa
bel Caballero, por interrumpir Ia
via pdblica z dollars; Justo Rodri
guez, por robo de un par de zapatos
y una navaja Mr.. F. A. Bowen,
10 dollars y la devoluci6n al dueno
de los objetos robados; Manuel Mi
randa, de Puerta de TERRA, por ex
pender leche por las GALES sin auto
rizaci6n 1 dollar; Manuel Nieves,
por maltrato de obras a Hermenegil
do Perales dollars de multa.
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La nQeYa Central.

Los senores Pla Segura aca
ban de abrir un nuevo establecimien
to de dulcerfa y coniterfa en- la Ca
lie de San Francisco Nun. n en-
donde encontraran sus favorecedo
res un buen surtido de dulce fino Sc
encargan ademas de servir con prom
titud y eficacia ramilletes, flames,
biscochos, sopas borrachas, y toda
clase de jarabe, en- la seguridad que
quedaran complacidos.
No olvidarse Sln Francisco NJ
n frente a la Iglesia.
1Ov. 8 S. p
Ell doctor r. M Ponte ha
trasladada. su ofcina dental q la
misma Gale de la Cruz no 20
A 3O-17.
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Noticiia importante

Por el presente Sc informa G re
los examenes para obtener liceucia
de Medico, Dentista, Farmaceutico 20,
Practicante, Comadrona y Enfernl q
ra, Sc verifcaran en- las ofcinas de
la JUNTA SUPERIOR DE SAM
DAD en- San Juan, en- las siguientes
fechas:
Para Medicos, empieza el II JUNO.
Dentista II
Farmaceuticos 19
Practicantes, Enfer'
meras y Comadronas 21
Dirigirse al mismo Secretar 10
de dicha "Junta" para mas infor'
Por orden de la Junta:
Williams F'awcett Smith.
Secretario
San Juan P. r.
S 3O-1e
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iPor que fu]gura sombrla
la luz que en- sus ojos arde
con vaga melancol1a,
como esa luz de la tarde
cuando esta muriendo ell dia?
SQue espfritu 8 magnetismo
la hace presa en- sus antojos
de ardiente sonambulismo,
cuando asi brillan sus oios
con la attraction del abismo?
La llama que Sc condensa
en- su pupila radiante,
no es la luz que brilla intensa
en- la virgen palpitante,
siuO en- la mujer que piensa.
La sonrisa que desfora
su boca de gracia LENA,
no es la risa que atesora
una alma libre de pena,
sino un coraz6n que llora.
~ Eabra pesar que contriste
a ese angel, a quien ALMA ,>
cuanto de adorable existe?
sComO es que nina tan nina,
puede estar triste, tan triste?
Candida for al arrullo
del aura suave mecida,
pompa del prado y orgullo,
apenas reciensalida
del entreabierto capullo.
Nlvea perla que eclipsara
con su purfsimo oriente
la perla mas linda y rara;
astrc que al sol We de frente
cuando no esconde la cara,
Blanca y tfmida pa]oma
libre de cuita y de susie;
violeta que ell sol no toma,
escOndida entire el arbusto
egoista de su aroma
Virgen de regio esplendor,
que 81 la rosa bermeja
tine su faz de rubor,
dudara la dulce abeia
ST era virgen 6 era for.
Tai es la nina que mora
como un tesorO escOndido
del retro habitadora;
ave que al sa1ir del nido
su misma sombra la azora,
Tai es la virgen sombrfa,
en- cuyas pupilas arde
llama de melancolfa,
como esa luz de la tarde
cuando esta muriendo ell dia.
EDUARDO DIAZ LECUNA,
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Centre Dc DetalIisEas
de PtO-RiC0.

Por ell presente, Sc cita todos
los sef1ores asociados de este, para
celebrar Junta General extraordina
ria, ell jueves del corriente q las z
de su noche, en- ell local de su domi
clio Fortaleza no 50 (altos,) para
tratar asuntos interesantes, a esta
colectividad.
San Juan Pto-Rico 5 JUNO 1900.
Ell Secretario,
Jose ID. RiUer0.
Vo Bo
Ell Presidente,
.471to7a3o Ne7adez.
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Hemos visto una carta de Was
hintong, autorizada por persona We
raz, en- la cual afirma que la reorga
nizaci6n del cuerpo de telegrafstas
insulares sera un hecho. Damos,
pues, la enhorabuena a los interesa
dos
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Sc ha clausurado el Congreso
minero celebrado Ell Murcia Ultima.
mente.
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MOVinQientO V.
maritime.

Durante ell dia de aver no sali6
ningnn buque de traves1a de nuestro
puerto.
Aver a medic dia tom6 puerto
ell vapor americana <Maes con car
gamento de polvora y dinamita para
los trabajos de carreteras de la isla
Maf1ana tomara puerto el vapor
americana "Ponce' prOcedente de
los Estados Unidos
E] dia 10 tocara en- este puerto
ell vapor "Caracas" en- viaje de Nue.
va York a Venezuela.
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N|0TIGIA AS.

Hemos visto una carta de Was
hintOng, autorizada por persona We
raz, en- la cual afrma que la reorga
nizaci6n del cuerpo de telegrafistas
insulares sera un hecho. Damos,
pues, la enhorabuena a los nteresa
dos.
Sc ha ,clausurado el Congreso
minero celebrado en- Murcia Ultima.
Esta nOche Sc reune la Junta
local de instruction publica para
tratar de asuntos important1simos
sobre las escuelas de San Juan.
81 dia 13 del pasado mes Sc ce
lebr6 en- la Academia espanola dc
Madrid con gran solemnidad la tras
]aci6n dicha Capital de los restos
de Goya Morat1n, Donoso Cortes Y
Melendez Valdes.
N os dicen de Humacao que el
dia no habfa llegado allf adn ell pa
quote de nuestra hoja del dia 81 y
del dia 10 consecuencia de las llu
Was.
Regalos que Gel Cielo, nos
brinda 1, 900 colchonetas de 1 plaza
81. Is, de 2 plazas a 81. rs, $4,000
cortes de pantal6n a 81 25, i'm per,
meables para senoras y caballeros
$6. Camas de matrimonio con col.
ch6n S25, colchones ingleses a $6,
Fortaleza 25. 2
Nos aseguran que hoy Sc reu-
niran la Camara de comercio Y ell
Centro de Detallistas, para delibe.
rar sobre la imposibilidad de cum.
plir en- todas sus parties la circular
del Tesorero Hollander, sobre sellos
de Rentas Internas las bebidas al
coh6licas
Aver tarde tuvo lugar ell entie
rro de La sef1ora dof1a Amalia Cletos
Noa, y ell de la sef1ora viuda de Me-
kiln. Preside el acto ell sef1or don
Pedro Santisteban Chavarri del alto
comercio de esta ciudad.
Contindan sucios los patios y
letrinas, no obstante la amenaza de
las viruelas Very we'll.
Hay una zanja en- la calle de
| Norzagaray, frento al matadero, que
| s1rve de receptOra para materias fe
| Gales. No sabemos como no SO ha
desarrollado por aquel sit;o el c6lera
morbo.
Pedro, dime la verdad,
cPor que siendo tu mujer
Mas mala que Lucifer,
La nombras <cara mitad:,
-<Tan facil es la respuesta,
Que cualquiera la encontrara:
No es Garlic decir <cara,
Es decir 10 que me cuesta.>
Ell HUEV0 BAzAR San Francisco 40
Cuellos de hilo uno s. 25
Puf1os de hilo par s 35
Cuellos de Celuloide uno s 25
Puf1os de Celuloide par s. 35
Cinturones.con relojeras uno $1.5O
Ligas de seda par s. 40
| Ligas de algod6n par S. 25
Alambres para solapas uno 5. 20
MENDEZ & Co 40 San Francisco.
5-6
Ell Ministro de instruction pit
blica en- Espaf1a ha sometido para su
| aprobaci6n diez proyectos de Deere
| tos sobre la materia.
Core el rumor de que la escua
dra inglesa del Mediterraneo ha lie
! gado Gibraltar, procedente de las
costas del levante.
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Esta noche Sc reune la Junt
local de instruction pnblica par;
tratar de asuntos important1simo O
sObre las escuelas de San Juan.
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Ell Ministro de instruction pit
blica en- Espaf1a ha sometido para su
aprobaci6n diez proyectos de Deere
tos sobre la materia.
Core el rumor de que la escua
dra inglesa del Mediterraneo ha lie
gado q Gibraltar, procedente de las
costas del levan5e.
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El dia 13 del pasado mes Sc ce
lebr6 en- la Academia espanola dc
Madrid con gran solemn ad la tras
]aci6n dicha Capital de los restos
de Goya Moratfn, Donoso Cortes y
Melendez Valdes.
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Pedro, dime la verdad,
cPor que siendo tu mujer
Mas mala que Lucifer,
La nombras <cara mitad?,
-<Tan facil es la respuesta,
Que cualquiera la encontrara:
No es carif1o decir <cara,
Es decir 10 que me cuesta.>
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-08

"ln the quiet OF the early morning."
said the naturalist. 1.-The hOusehy makes
its toilet. and If one wants to see an
Interesting proccedin. let him watch
the fly while it is thus engaged. Its
toilet making takes nearly a quarter
Of an hour.
''rhe fly begins by brushing its head
with the tarsi and tihlae of its fOrelegs.
After thorough cOmhing and brush
ing of the head and rubbing Of the face
the operation is carried on systematic
cally from the head down the left side.
the two front legs first being carefully
rubbed and dressed after the head
cleaning The second leg on the left
hand side is then taken in hand. and
held we'll forward. is thoroughly ma
nipulated by the tarsi and tlbiae of the
forrlegs. which means by the articulat-
cd feet and the shin or front part OF
the legs. In the cleaning OF this leg
the hy's proboscis also plays an active
part. supplying moisture and distrb-
utng it, The second leg on that side
being satisfactorily massaged and
mlanicure,l. the left hind legs are next
In line for treatment. The dressing of
these is done by the leg just manipu-
lated. one at a time. The fly brushes
and rubs with this leg. frequently pass
ing it forward to have it cleansed In
turn by the forelcgs and moistcned by
the proho>cis.
AS soon as the left hind legs are In
a condition satisfactory to the fly. they
in turn are brought into service as tot
let brushes. They alone are used In
brushing the under surface Of the
wings. While doing this the legs are
passed forward after every few
strokes. to be in turn cleansed by the
leg in front of them Of whatever for
eign substances they removed from the
wings. The cleaning Of the under sur
face and the fore edges Of the wings
being finished. the fly starts In to do up
ITS right side. Its head having been
shampooed at the beginning. needs no
more attention. but the front legs and
feet have another Overhauling before
work is resumed. The only thing to do
on the right side. though. Is to massage
and manicure the second leg on that
side. and for some reason this Is done
more lightly and apparently less thor
Oughly than in the ease of the cOmpan-
ion leg on the left side. After it is
done. what seems to he the most impor-
tnnt part of the entire proceeding Is
performed. This is the dressing of the
upper surface Of the wings. This Is
done by drawing them lOngitudinally
many times between the two hind legs.
which are frequently manipulated dur
ing the operation by both the right and
second left leg. to which the proloscis
contributes Of whatever it possesses of
use in the manipulation. When this
treatment of the wing is completed
they glisten like polished silver"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-08

The farmer is happy manor should De-
don't you know.
He doesn't have Il thing to do but plow
and reap and SOW.
He sleeps till ! O'Clock each morn. then
goes about his tasks.
Gets three square meals each working
day, that is all he asks.
He hires man to do his work, when he
can raise the price.
Feeds him on pork ant, j"hnnycake. pota-
toes. muSh and rice:
When autumn gilds the towering hills. he
comes to town and votes,
And settles up his winters bills by ssu-
ing his notes.
He always has one suit Of clothes, and
often he has two.
For footwear he prefers a boot. and never
wears Il shoe:
And when the summer comes he sheds his
dud> to 'scape the heat.
And doesn't have to don his coat when
he sits down to eat.
lie keeps wagon and a span with which
to drive to town;
His wife was never known to be without
gingham gown:
His children, too. are fat and stout
they're not brought up on cake,
And never cry all night because their
little stomachs ache.
lie needs no money in his purse, his
credits always good.
He takes the weekly paper and he pays
for it in wood.
The merchants furnish him dry goods,
and groceries as we'll,
Because they know some day he'll have
some pork or wheat to sell.
All. happy is the man who dwcls upon
the farm, apart
From noisy cities. crowded towns. and
commences busy mart.
Serene he lives nor gives one thought to
boarding piles Of pelf.
My dearest hope is that some day III
have a farm myself.
Utica Globe.
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A Little Hero.

There is a four-year-old little hoy In
the hospital in New York City. who Is
a hero with real nerve. II ever there
was one. Peter Jackson is his name.
and every morning he called for his
3-yearold playmate. "Aggie" Ward.
and went with her to the kindergarten
school. bringing her home safely when
school was out.
The other day. when they started
home at noon. Peter waited until he
thought 1t was safe to cross. and then.
holding Agnes tightly by the hand. he
started.
Just then a bakers wagon came tear
ing around the corner. and Peter. see
ing their danger. tried to go back. but
he was too late. The two little ones
were run over and Peters left leg and
arm were broken. while Agnes. too.
had Il broken arm.
Peter was picked up by willing hands
and an ambulance was called. but us
he was carried away he called out:
'vu not hurt; it's Aggie. Please
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-08
Tho First Jewish Peer.

Lord Rothschild has just celebrated
his fifty-ninth birthday. His lordship
Is the male heir Of old Meyer Anselm
ROthschlld. the founder of the wealth
of the family. The latter's son became
an English subject. and the father of
Lord ltothschild was the grandson Of
old Meyer. For twenty years Lord
Kothschild sat in the House Of Com
mons as member for Aylesbury and in
1885 he was promoted to the pcerage-
the first Jew to receive the honor. 1t
was Mr.. Gladstone who created the in
novation, but Lord Kothschild Is now q
follower of Lord Salisbury.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-08
Extent Of Mississippi I.evees.

The levees on both sides OF the Mis-
sissippi are Of sufficient extent that II
they were built In single straight line
they would be about 1900 miles long.
or long enough to stretch the greater
part of the distance between New Or
leans and New York. They would form
a bank of earth about eighty-six feet
wide at the base. eight feet wide at the
top and thirteen or fourteen feet high.
The Chinese wall would lose its repu-
tution as Il wonder in comparison with
them, and they have cost many mil
lions OF dollars.
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SALT LAKE CITY.


An Important Factor in Transcontt.
mental Travel.
No one crossing the continent can
afford to cut Salt Lake City from his
route. The attractions of the place,
including the Mormon Temple, Taber.
nacle and Church institutions. the
Great Salt Lake-deader and denser
than the Dead Sea in the Holy Land
the picturesque environment and the
warm sulphur and hot springs, are
greater to the square yard than any 10.
cality on the American continent.
The Rio Grande Western Railway,
connecting on the East with the Den.
yer & Rio Grande and Colorado Mid.
land Railways and on the West with
the Southern Pacific Central Route)
and Oregon Short Line, is the only
transcOntinetnal line passing directly
through Salt Lake City. The route
through Salt Lake City via the Rio
Grande Western Railway is famous all
the year round. On account OF the
equable climate OF Utah and Colorado
it is just rs popular in winter as in
summer. Send &c to j. ID. Mansfield,
253 Washington Street. Portland, or
George w. Iieintz, General Passenger
Agent, Salt Lake City, for copy OF
"Salt Lake City-the City OF the
Saints"
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EOir Little Travellers.

Mary Alicia set forth for the east
TO see where the sun comes up:
And Edward Delaney went straight to
ward the north
To search for a polar pup.
Margaret Anna repaired to the south.
Where oranges flourish. you know:
And Thomas Augustus struck out for the
west,
Where gold mines and buffalocs grow.
'ris a very strange thing that ! have to
relate
Concerning these travelled young folk
But the very next morning they all or
them found
They were safe in their beds when they
woke.
Youths Companion.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-08

pick Aggie IN. Tier mamma told me
to take care Of her. and she'll be so
scared"
Even when he was placed in the wag-
Oh he kept pleading: please. mister.
look out for Aggie. I'm all right" and
it was only when she was placed IN
the ambulance beside him that the
manly little chap would he quoted.
Both the children are getting along
all right. aud the little girl has already
been taken home. while Peter Jackson.
the 4-year-old hero. will be out in a
few days.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-03-08

ance alone leads to liberty.
Time has doves wings but an eagles
flight.
The lazy servant always has hard
master
Watching the clock is not guarding
the time.
The best revival is sent down. not
gotten up.
The pastime of to-day is the lost OF
tomorrow.
Smooth sailing does not make skill
full sailors.
Weakness is no small part of Chl1s-
tian muscle.
Thought is the bud. but deeds are the
ripened thought.
Our unmentioned mercies are the i'm
measurable ones.
Life is determined by what we be-
lieve of death and death by what we
believe of life
The best illumination of the Bible is
not tnat OF tne OH monk pen Dut OF
the new mans practice.
There is little difference between
many rich men and the mules that
carry gold from the mines.
Many a minister's life is MANNED by
too much machinery that might he
mighty If but linked to the power Of
God.
Perhaps when the church of the
Prince of Peace ceases its warning d.
visions the nations will listen to Its
messages.
The world wants saints on the streets
rather than in statues. and the church
needs them in the congregation rather
than in the calendar.