davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-26
VEGA Y COMPANlA
aC0RSAGMATARI0S DE BUQUES
PONCE P r.

Sc encargan de las impOrtaciOnes
de todas classes y prOcedencias, CO
rretaie en- general Y c0nducci6n de
las mercancias al puutO Q pueblo Ii
mitrofe que Sc les deSigne hasta su
entrega a los interesados, sufragandO
todos los gastos por cuenta de aque
Hos.
Esta casa va conocida, que viene
prOporcionandO al comerciO de esta
ciudad al de los pueblos circunsye
cinOs, toda clase de ventajas Y faci-
lidades para la reception de sus i'm
portaciones y mercancias, ha intro
ducido muy cOnvenientes mOdifica
clones para ell comercio en- general,
pues cuenta hoy ademas con agencia
en- esta Playa para ell cabOtage y EN-
barque de cualquier producto fru-
tos del pals que Sc quieran hacer
por nuestro cenductO, con las mismas
comodidades que para las impOrtacio
mes.
FL senor Nieves, antique Official de
Aduana Y que yenia figurando en- es
ia Playa con una Agencia de cabOta-
ge despachO de buques, hoy nues-
tro unico socio, eS bien conocido de
este comercio y garantia de que de-
jarem0s satisfechOs los que nos hon
rem con suS encargOS.
Sc aceptan epresentaciones
Ofcinas: Cristina o bajOs v Playa.
Telefon0 numePos 7 Y 2l7.
Ponce, Dicbre. q de 1899.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-26
V ariedad de Tarjetas
Enrique y N1argariGa

pecho, sinti6 dc repente que e pareci6
pergamino. Desabrooh6 ell coleto, sac6 una carta
atads hebra de seds sellada.
Que ssto2 dijo tendiendo Ia carta Noe v
ahadieudo:-DisDensadme, porque sc leer.
Noe estremeoi6 al fjar La vista ell sobreacto
de Ia carta.
la reina de Franois, enseguida hixo esta re-
fsx;6n:
va que Psrrichou no sabe leer, non apro.
veoharemos de clio.
ansdi6 en- voz alta:-esta csrta dirigida al
rey de Navarro, nj senior ests pohre muchaoho debe
muy amigo del rey de Navarra ahora reeuerdo
oerto paje namado Remand, de quien no hsmos dido
hablar nunca.
-SY peuskis que importante mensagsP
-Pronto 10 vaia a ssber :.
-IC6mo! dijo el arrendatario admirado; saoaso OF
atreverai abFir esta cartaF.
-Abro toda la correspondence que recibe el rev
como que soy secretario. +
Msese PerrichoD qaien agraba cada vez m6s
Noe, nj pens6 an dudar de eusnto Ie decfa.
-Snbamoe, la vista ds este csdSver me indiQua
mo olvldemos el vino, observe el arrendatario
real.
IA f@ mfal va tengo sed -.
--lBah! lbshi luego 10 varemos dijo &l
El arreDdataro apoder6 de unsa botellaa cu-
biertas de polvo
al subir las escaleras, dijo Noe:
-tQoien sabe9 quizas esta csrta qae la casualidad
Isl pudiera mi parte reina Cataaa sniefs
5ugantola una mala pasadai. Sienpre que soapech&
que oonspraha contra sl reY 50 hfo Oou 81 duque de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-26
BIbIAotecs do LA DEMOCRACEA

-Os decfa pues, continu6 Ell .srrendatario, que de
slg6u tempo q esta parte msas noticias para
los hugonotes. 70 soy adicto al rey de Navarras
porque cuando soldado serVi q las 6rdenes de
PADRE ell rey Antonio de Borb6n, que sntonoes
que duque
y crseis.
-Creo que hay gran fermentation entire los veci-
de Paris los ouales idoatran 81 duque de Guisa
ignoras que el duque detesta al rey de Navarro.
Maese Porrieh6u guih6 ell ojo al deoir este. Noe
compreudi6 que estaba a. correDts de las intgas del
Louvre.
-Podiera suceder que el rey de Navarra stravesa-
noche sin escolta slgd barrio de Paris donde
hubese sfaenoia de gente va sab6is oman facilmen
sobreviene desgracia cuando los enemigos
duermen. t 9a
Me anuncas asombrosas, senior Perrichon.
4Jreeis que Enrique de Borb6n e amenazs pelgrof
-Tepgo mis- rszones para creerlo. 81 estuviera
seguro dc que 81 rey de Navarro airfa buen
se1o.,..
Re demasado sensato ell rey mi sefior, para que
desatienda buena adVertencia.
-Pues valga 10 que vaere voy q contaros 10 que
he sabdo NE gEsta pasear de noehe. Las de
mi edad duermen POGO, por 10 regular, acuesto tenn
prano, pero que haa cantado el gallo "a esoy
pie, y sago el aire sobre todo esta
taci6R que haoe calor. Pues ben hace dfss,
mas bien tres noches, habfa sentado banco
la puerta de mi aQuera, cusudo of Ell paso de dos
caballos que segUfan Ell camino de MontmorencY que
pasa por delante Todo el mundo dormfs Ia Gran
ge teliere. No habia luz las la noohe
gfan haoia Paris. Pasaron jonto mi ain verme
mi 81 sspsra que me encargue del osarnSs de ls ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-26
CONDICIONES z CONUEsIONEs


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ID
sfamiia
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81
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MAYOI HERMANOS s. Co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-26
ABAD, STEINACHER & co,
INGENTERO CIVIL ES

l56 Fifth Avenue, Nuw York.
Sc encargaran de orQanizar empresa'
oars la exploitation de concesiones ge
de minas, riegos obras de intereseon
neral en Porto RICO en- combin sci6nde
os Estados Unidos.
Representsnte eu Puerto Rico:
LuLro e. SrRtNACHER PoECE
pon.,o yuiio X do 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-26
MUY IMPORTANTE

Sc aceptan Comisiones para com
pra venta de Acciones del GCreditop
v de la &Luz El6ctrica>, en- la Agen-
cia de negOcios de Luis l.. Yordan
Davila. Cristina, Ponce. Rnero 80
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-26


Ia
la
Taubea
Novemnre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-26

-zx=ge4-..s.-z u1azszssS z1I0uUpensfer era una
actriz conaumada, que saba dar 6sonomfa Ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-02-26

! aas 1Alallas. Para oales.'llas COMO alsus
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30
kaWeRZe
WARszlAWA.

WARszAWA. (zajsoit
krwawe v teatrze. Dnia 8 sierp1Dllls
b, m. podczas przestawienia ope-
retki Piekny Rigo v teatrze Nc.
wynn, v plerwszym antrakcie, gdy
orkiestra rozpocze}a juz byla PREY
gryvke do aktu drugiego pop1oeclh'
niezmierny wsr6d p%ublicznosci
wywo}afy diva strza}y. ktore raz
pc "a da} eden z widow pierWsz..
go rzedu Krzese}, mierzac do swego
sasiada. strzelajaeym by} p Kcrr
win-Piotrowski, redaktor Tygode
nika Polskiego, o6ara 30 ugodzony
kula 2 drugiego w~ystrza}u " prawy
box, p. Wac}aw Paszkowski, se-
kretarz wYdzialu hypotecznego przy
tutejszym sadie okreeggowym.
Szczeg5iy 1zaj5cia 50 nastepujace.
W czasie antraktu obaj panowie,
oparci 0 balustrade, oddz,elajacaq
o1kiestre cd publicznoscl, 2rowa.
dill ozywioaa roznlowe, przyczem
p. Korwia.Piotrowski podsuna}
ga}ke 1sski bardzo blisko ku twa~
rzy p, Rz,4kowskicgo. Nast4piia
szybko wynlana kilku ostrycb
slow, poczem p. Paszkowski wy
mierzyl p. Korwinowi diva policz-
XII, powalivszy go przytem M
krzeslo. Zniewazony wYjal Y tel
chwili rewolwer, z bliska wypali}
raz pc raz dwukrotnie v p: Pasz~
kowskiego. Pierwsza ku ll dras''
nawszy piers p. w. r, utkwifa "
pustej lozy, drugie] cd sceny. Dru'
ga zranila p: W. W box levy
Publicznost t}umnie zacze}a teatr
epuszcza6, panic mdla}y. Raniony
opusci} teatr 0 w}asnej sile, dopie-
re-, " >ogr6dku .teatralnym zachwiaF
sic oslabiony. Wezwane P~ogotovie
odwioz}o go do leczDicy dr.. Sol
mana. p. Korwin-P lotrowski oddal
sic W reoe policyi po przes}ucha~
niu " cyrkule, wypuszczony zostaf
ma wolnod6 "a kaucya. Natychmiast
pc wypadku, " lecznicy DIR. Solma-
ma dokonano ranionemu p. 2. ope~
racyi wyjecia kuli. operacya udata
sie pomysln,e i zyciu p. Passkow-
skiego, zaaniem lekarzy, niebezpie.
czenstwo ME zagraia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

NIX krajoWcy zawsse jeszclz'es
niedo,wierzaniem patrza. Czesto
wykopywaro slupy przecsilna aa'e
druty. Rad chilski, ably sie Cd
STRAIT uchronit, rozKazai IA kaz-
dym slupie telegra6cznym przyb,t
ostrzezenie, re kazde u~szkodzenie
dzenie slup6w drutu karane be.
die Smierciq:: To Poskutkowalo j
" diva lata sieG telegrafczna sic
rozprzestrzeniia w Chinach, Uzy-
waja tam najstarszych aparat6w
telegrafcznych.
o.
MAKZENsTWO przez poma..
rancze zawarte, w. Baltimore "
Ameryce lyle para szczedllwych
ma4zonk6w. On "a letni mienny
Fobywatel j jego iona, majaca "a
ledwie IS lat, a pochodzaca :
Kalifornii. M4odzi ludz1e poznali
sic " .sposSb nadzwyczaj originals
ny. Kitty Sullivan, niezwykle
piekna osoba, zajmowa{a sic ukls-
DAMIEN p%omarancz " skrzynie,
przeznaczone ma wyw6z " miej~
= .Eu-E.E#.'- sE.E,-S 49, -----EE#-# S
scowoscl Covlna pod Los Angeles
mad pobrzezem Cichego Oceanu.
Prey TEN zatrudnienlu nlerax
przychodzi}o jej ma mysl, kiedy'
|zjawl sic ,,wybrany"i j. zabierxe
+ soba. Azeby to prs~yspieszyt,
zapakowa1a swa ~fotografia, opa-
trzon& dokladnym adresem razem
z p~omarancza, owijsjac ja potr6juie
i umiesscz.jac wras 3 innemi y
skrzyni. ,,Byle tylko by{ wysoki,
miIy l 4adny" poviedzia}a Kitty
do swej przyjaci6iki. Pomarahcze
dosta}y sic do Baltimore i , tygod'
ME p6zniej kupil soble : INCH y
skiadzie pc wen mfody czlcwlsk
tuzinz najwiekszych. kt6re rozdzie,-
lii pomiedzy swych koleg6w W
biurze. On sam za6 zatrEymai naj~
wieksza, PREY odwijaniu papieru
spostrzeg{ fotografa, kt6ra well
kie ma MIN wywarfa wrazenie.
Jeszcze tego samego wleczoru
napisa} list do w%{ascicielki pieknej
twarzyczkl do Covina, ~zafaczajac
zarazem w}asna fctogra6a. Wkrds~
CO otrzymaf odpowiedz, . po 8
tygoduiach nastapi} Stub m}odego
kupca z piekna czarnooka Amery~
kanka z Kai,iornii.
WE wE1ssENBURGU y
Alsaoyl ME v chw.itovie,
kt6remu dano przezw1sko ,,Wei-
ssenburg" ma tore poznah'ko=
gnieznienskim - otoz we Weissen-
burgu posta~ion teraz pomnik ma
polu, wtem samem miejscu, gdzie
u 4 s;ornnia 1870 niatv milk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30


TllIp TvEIRTY raIpmvr
10
H'osy a1o
vs'a ualaon "assepu1ycyon.
hOLEJ CHICAGO GNORIH
WESTERN:
DO S1.Paul { Minneapo-
IL 5 Cd 1 do 8 WrzeSnia wlacznie :
okazyi Minnesota State. Fair.
-a.; . w...e.
&sFE#2&%E&5#. E&s z2SS -sE@E#%EEEEE
{ = y
Do Clear Lake. ((Wasecsa. Mimi
49,. o-.a,.u
!, x d.h.u :. ,..,o.;~ n..,.nnvwto-
;.... o-od.;...,.
* AZ 49,. amn. .t,o,. ; To-, -.
49, -; "a
49,. a. "a 49,
49,. o-,.,.n .vl;.. dohrv ID
-
ro,rotu : n.,b,i1.zv Wtor,k. Dob,,.
tam mlsjscs do polowan;a, ~ssczegtlnls
ma ptsStwo. ~ prsnisniu tezio'o
Chstsk znsjdujs si9 10 innyoh 1esl6r
Il 01t y obis strosy nossa tsease
60 diisd. Tykiet DOLBY "a - dali
=: r'''' ''' r's'' 1'--'l
!. =. p.t., 40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

wolagiv pisownii, leto przecrlh'o'sdIazai'
wszelkie pojeecie. Dawne naslz a'
Navy osad miafy zawsze peWne
oparcie, cry to Y polozenu SVEN
|topograficznem, ely ola waz--
nychWypadk6w dziejowych, / tax
wies "a lasem nazwano Zalesiem
dis i%stnieje jak1es Salesche. Gdzie
staly starozytne deby nazwano
osade Deb1ec, dis jest Dembsen,
gdzle by4y brzozy: Brzozogaj,
B%rzeznica, dis Br1esen, wies pod
@A3RGE%%5$EEy . ZEg.S@=-lF E%#%|~ ssE&&MTE@aG $50"
iborem nazwano Podborz, dis DIE
wolaeg: Putbus, gdzie byly lasy
bukowe nazwano osads Bukowiec,
Bukownica dis istniejeBauchwitz.
Mlasto mledzy rzekami: Miedzy-
rzecz nazwano Meser1tz i t. p
Zapeiniliby6my d{ugie lamy tych
poprzekrecanych nazw ME majacych
stycznosci . powstalych skutkiem
fantazyi jakiego niezbyt gieboko
~my6lacego ,,cywilizatora'. Czesto
taxi, co miaf sztywny jezyk, przy-
iwl6kl Gig : dsleka q ohleben |
ME mogac wymowid mp: Sprzecz~
kowlce postara} sig Q kulturna
nazws Spritkowitz. Takich
tym pedobnych ,,wic6w" mamy.
teraz setki, : cierpliwie znoait to
musimY - boz.
-O-n
MA 7ARYZKIEJ wystawie
wszech6wiatowej piesscxe6cia ida
rz.ja sic jedno "a drugiem. lava
lii zn6w most prowadzaey cd Pa
facu lnwa1iddw do ruchomego
chodnika. Dwoje ludzi ponioslo
smier6 na miejscu, IS zostaio
ciezko poranionych !. okolo so
lei pokalecznych.
Wystawcy amerykaascy otrzy-
mali na~jwiecej medal "a swesokazy,
a odznaczeni xostali take strazacy
amerykahscy z Kansas City, pod.'
czas turniej6w i Gwiczen strazak6w
cafego 6wlata.
Grunta k0lejOwe ma sprze-
dsz.
Leza W P6lnocnym Wiscon-
sinle mad LIMA kolei North Western.
TAME ceny i }atwe warunki wy
platy. Okoso 400. 600 ARROW wy
bornej ziemi farmerskiei. Mn6stwo
pleknych rick l jezi6r rybnych.
I'm rychlej lto kupl, tenn lepszy
moze zrobic wyb6r.
Ziem,a wog6le obrosla dr1e-
wen. ziemia zyzna, }atwa do upra-
wy. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul.:
Minneapolis. Superior dobre s:a-
nowia targi ola p}od6w r6lnych,
Wzgledem blizszycb szczeg6-
low pisad pod adresem: Geo. w.
Bell, land commissioner, Hudson,
Wis, lub: G.. H. Nc Rae, A. g..
A. st. Paul, MINI.
P0szukiwanie.
Poszukuje moiej siostry, 2
domu J6zefy Folaron, zameznej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

WALK byk6w " MadrYcie
ME mijaja jul teraz prawie nlgdY
bez ofiar. Podozas ostatniej WALK
" ubieglym tygodniu byk rozjuszo'
ny porwa} ma nogi toreadora
Minute, cisna} go %nastepnie ma
zlemle i tax straszne potarkowaf,
ke cho6 wyniesiono go ]jeszcze ~"
wego z areny, ME ma nadziei utrsy-
mania go przy zyciu. Jakkolwiek
publicznost mniema}a, IL toreador
jest zabity, ME opuSci}a jednak
mlejsc swoich, ME chcac traci6
dalssego ciagu krwawego widowi-
ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

WE WEISsENBURGU "
Alzacy1 - ME W Chwa}kowie,
kt6remu dano przezw1sko ,,Wei-
s%senburg" ma torze poznansko*
gnieznienskim otoz we Weissen-
burgu posta~ iono teraz pomnik ma
polu, wtem samem miejscu, gdzie
d. 4 sierpnia 1870 r. piaty pu}k
strzelc6w slazkich zdoby} plerwsza
armate ma Francuzach. Gdzie tych
pomnik6w pelnych s}awy prusk:ej
jnz ME ma? Pod Weissenburgiem
walczy}o oko}o s5 tysiecy Francu'.
z6w przeciwko oko}o $50 tysiecom
Prusak6w - q ME byliby mole
odnieSli z~wycieztwa, gdyby korpus
armii = Wielkiego Ksiestwa Pox-
nansklego ME byl wzia} czynnego.
udzialu v tel bitwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

III EGaEE@
SRuDA. Piec.kowo, wied
staroiytna polska, otrzymala kuls
turing na1ve ,,Pientsohkowo" "
jakim jexyku s.ukad zr6dla tel
|p,sowni, ME zgadiby nawet staro~
1ytny medrzeo chinski, Konfuciusz,
|gdyby mu COD podobneoo na6w.
ox.s prsedlozeno isohJbaby powisa~
d.ial, . to konfu.ya. " og6le
na1wy osad naszyeh staroaytnych
lnai4 tsras tsk stutaltoxans dsii..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-08-30

TELEGRAFY cHINsKIE.
Przerwanis ~pofacsenia telegrsicz~
nego misdsy Pekinem. : miastami
endorsement, bylo ostatnioh
dni.ch pr.yo.yna wielu niepokojSw
Ola mooarstw earopejskich. Jakkol-
wick Chihozyoy jul bardzo daw l1N
snaj4 elcktrycznosd, to 1awsse
iesscse majasprzed nise strach g.
bobonny. Dopiero = roka 1851 po-
swolii r1@d ohihski q zaprowsa'-
d.snls n klr.ju .ieoi slsitsryo1neij.
tym rokuu Pekin otrzynasll
stasys telsgr...aic1as, n.ts6rs jed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-25
soRos1s.

Twenty members of the club
and one visitor, little Miss Fanny
Nail, were made very welcome
yesterday afternoon By the host
ess, Mrs. J. r. Harris.
President, Mrs. Biggers, called
the club to order, promptly at
three o'clock, using for that
purpose a handsome gavel, the
property of Mrs. Harris, but
kindly loaned by her to Mrs.
Biggers, until some of "our gen
tlemen friends" present the club
with gavel.
Roll call responded to with
quotations from various authors
Reading minutes of previous
meeting by secretary. Mrs. Joe +.
Mathers. One new member, Mrs
j. B. Sparks was welcomed by
the members. Two names pre-
sented for membership at pre-.
vious meeting were ballotted on,
Mrs. IL. B. johnson and Mrs. T..
L. Dawson, who were unani.
mously elected members. Two
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-25


new names were presented for
membership. Unfinished and new
business taken up and acted
upon.
The resignation of Miss Jennie
Williams from club membership
was accepted with regret Miss
Williams was a charter member
of Sorosis, and was president of
the club during its second year,
and was most efficient officer,
Always prompt In attendance at
club meetings, always an interest
ed student and active worker,
and one of the brightest minds in
the club. Her absence is very
much regretted.
Mrs. Theo Barnhart, is another
of the first members of the club,
and whose resignation was re-
ceived with much regret, upon
her moving to another town
Mrs. Barnhart could always be
depended upon to fill her place
on the program, or as hostess,
and many kind and appreciatiye
words are said of her by the
club members and many other
friends. Mrs. Barnhart was treas
nrer of the club during its third
year.
II was "Indian Territory Day.
in the clnb. A fne-paper, pre-
pared and read by Mrs. Ben
Hampton, on the "Original
Americans, their legends and
traditions, brought out much
that was new and interesting on
the subject Papers were read
by Mrs. E. M. Payne and Mrs.
A. NJ. Dawson; the former on the
mineral resources, and the latter
on the agriculture, etc, Of this
territory. These papers seemed
to cover all the ground, and
were followed by a conversation
by the club on "What education
has done for the Indian II was
decided that the Indian is fully
as susceptible of imbibing knowl-
edge as would be his white
brother, antecedents and en-
yironments the same.
The parliar entary drill, led by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-25

The Ladies Social Circle of the
Presbyterian church will hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon at
two O'Clock sharp at the residence
of Mrs. Ben Hampton. for the
purpose of continuing work for
the Bazaar.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-25

Mrs. j. R. Harris, and continued
from last week, was taken up
with energy and kept up until
the hour for closing was at hand.
Mrs. Harris is splendid parlia-
mentarian, and had taken much
time and trouble to prepare ques-
tions, amendments, etc, for the
drill. s
j must not disclose club Sc.
crets but it is altogether pro-
babie that there win be some
thing heard from the .'wimmen's"
side of the house on the suffrage
question and it will be that 1--WE
don't want to Yote.v
Mrs. Franklin Ridgely, critic,
is doing splendid work. and the
club looks forward to the critics
report as something spicy, tart,
sweet and original, although
"the mistakes we have made
are the condiments in this des-
sert.
Club adjourned to meet next
Wednesday afternoon, October
3lst. Mrs. J. w. Light hostess.
'Mesdames j. II. Griffin and j. A.
Ware jr., will read papers on
respectively:
"The Study of Arehitecture,n
aud "The origin and customs Of
Halloween
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-25

Sing song of penitence a fell
low full of rye; four and twenty
serpents danced before his eye.
When his eye was opened he
shouted for his life, wasn't he a
pretty chnmp to go before his
wife, His hal was in the parlor
underneath a chair, his boots
were in the hallway and his coat
was on the stair; his trousers in
the kitchen, his collar on the
shelf, but he hadn't any idea
where he was himself -Ex.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-25

Square yourself against
the weather.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-25

The most complete line Of Coverts,
KerseYs, Chinchilla, Beavers, etc.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1900-10-25
OVERCOAT
WEATHER.!

and where will
you be without an
o v II r co AT?
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-31
THE SENSATION OF THE CENTURY
And a Wonderful implement act
Will be Among Special Features
at the fair.

The fair directors may well consider
themselves fortunate in securing a
number OF very clever and high class
attractions for the big exposition to
be held here September 3, 4, Sand g..
The people generally will be delighted
with these special features which
have proven such draw card In other
places this season.
The cake walk OF itself, owing to its
novelty, will be agreat entertainment,
but the contracts closed this week
guarantee still more thrilling and en-
citing amusement and sport.
The Mercdiths, a man and woman,
as gymnastS, will present some sensa'
tlonal performances, thrilling arial
acts and novel feats on the double
trapeze. They are splendid artists and
the people marvel at their dexterity,
skill and daring. In their wonderful
Implement act, an unexampled eX-
hibition Of courage and daring, Mar
guerite Meredith allows her brother,
Albert Meredith, to impale her body
ona board by throwing large broad
axes and sharp.edged daggers, from a
distance OF 20 feet, around her, SO
plnloning her that she can not free
herself until the axes are removed.
Their prial acts are cleverly executed
and elicit establishment. They will
give two performances daily In front
Of the amphitheater.
Mrs. Murphy, the monkey @ronaut
in her balloon aScensions and para
chute leaps, is the sensation OF the
century. There are no cables to the
balloon and drops of 5000 feet are
made. II is pronounced by the press
as one of the most popular exhibitions
ever given on the continent, and, in
/ deed, the only thing new in that line.
Paul ID. Howse, Mrs. Murphy owner,
says she cost s., 800 and guarantees her
, to perform this wonderful leap. Mrs.
Murphy will make two aScenslons
daily.
The attractions are assured and will
be there, as the contracts have all been
signed.
Other novel and attractive features
will be the climbing of a creased pole,
and a potato race. The latter will
prove quite novel and will furnish
great fun.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-31
UNION BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
Adjourned % Nee. a, Vaudeville, lay.
Tor county, next year.

Thursdays session of the Union Bap-
fist Association held at Bridgeport
last week opened in the morning with
report on Education, read by Rev.
Amos Robinson, and addresses were
made by DR.. S. Z. Swartz, represent
ing Broaddus Institute, and Rev. AL.
Williamson, secretary Of the w. Va.
Baptist Educational Society.
Mrs. w. j. Eddy, of Fairmont, spoke
concerning the work Of Womens
Missionary Circles.
Reports on Home Missions and Pub
LEGATION work were read, and addresses
delivered by DIR. w. f. Powell aud
Rev. L. +. Peters, representing the
Societies.
The Association adjourned at the
close of the afternoon session, to meet
next year at Vaudeville. Rev. Geo.
Il. Dye is to preach the annual sermon
with Rev. NJ. A. Kelley as alternate.
The doctrinal sermon Is to be preach
ed by Rev. j. d. Simmons alternate
Rev. r. B. Mcdaniel.
There was large attendance at the
association, aud the entertainment of
the Bridgeport church was most
hearty.
Those present from Clarksburg were
Rev. and Mrs. Il. B. Mcdaniel, Rev. L..
L. Peters, DR.. S. f. Swartz, D. Bough-
ner, Miss Laura Boughner, ]. w. Golf
man, Miss Elizabeth Goldman. Miss
Maggie Pugh, Mrs. Ellen Smith,
Miss Cora Smith, Miss Minnie Hugill,
Rev. Wheeler Boggess, Mrs. NJ. a.
Atkins, Mrs. Lousia Rittenhouse, Miss
Ella Dawson, Miss Lizzie Dawson, Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
G. Carr, Mr.. Thos. Burns.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-31
Good Hope oleanings.

Rev. NJ. W. Rider preached the fu-
neral OF Simon G. Stutler to a large
crowd Of friends at Tichneal Chapel
on last Sunday at 3 O'Clock.
MIR. Alvin Burnside and Miss Ella
Springston were married here at the
residence of Hon. Wesley Post at high
nooa on last Sunday by Rev. NJ. w.
Rider. A large crowd Of friends and
relatives witnessed the ceremony, az
Ter which sumptuous dinner was
served. All seemed to be happy. We
wish thema smooth sail over the sea OF
life.
Miss Cora Wolfe, of Mt. Glare is the
pleasant guest Of j. NJ. Burnside and
family.
F, Our genial blacksmith, D. H.Starkey,
got his foot painfully mashed last
week by a colt stepping on it. He is
able to be out again, however.
Homer Dawson is beginning his new
and handsome six room cottage.
Many of our good people will attend
the County S. S. Convention at West
Milford and the Baptist Association
at Freemansburg, both 90 Thursday
and Friday Of this week.
A party of young people consisting
of Louis McConkey and wife, and
Worthy Caynor and wife, and Miss
Olive Brown visited the Weston aSy-
lum last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Law recently
visited their son, Louis A. Law. Esd,
Of near Auburn, In Gilmer county.
Mrs. Edith Sommerville. an estima-
BILE lady of Big Buffalo, Is seriously i'll,
and on account Of her old age is not eX-
pected to live long. y. 10 U. $.