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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Sienpro eH NHismO.

Una estadista curlosa, ha puesto de
relieve la influencia que ell ~Anis Anda
fuz> tlene en- la conservation de la vida
Antes de aparecer en- la eseena, el
celebre Ambr0siani, ell 90 3y4 de los ha-
bitantes de Puerto Rico, morian enye-
nenadQs por los aguardientes y licoros
que nos 1aDrlcaban los Hcoristss al frio.
Per0 vino Ambrosiani, es dacir el
Noises de PuertG-RlcO, y asi como el
que naclo en- Nazaret salv6 el alma de
la humanldad con sus d0ctI'inas, asi
Ambrosiani ha venido a salvar al pue-
bio de Puerto Rico de una muerte cier ia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Cayey 90 de Dioiembre.
Amalia Marln-Caguas.


Amalia Marin -Caguas.
Grande regocijo hemos experiment
en- nnestros corazones al saber absolucion
proceso de su amante esposo Don Lais
Mufioz Rivera an les sucesos de Sal
Juan.
Felieitamosle calurosamente.
Joaquina l.. de FrSde, Nicolaaa A.
de o. tix, Amalia P. de Roifes, Asunoion
s de Lopez, Josefa @. de Marin, Aurora
A. de Rivera. Teresa K. de Aponte. Oil
va @. de C6rdovs, Providsncia Bas de
O., Ana NJ. dc Garcia, Baudilia de Ba-
llejo, EtelVina de Saliveres, Julia Negron
de Rivera, Vicenta d. do Arenas, Josefa
Ortiz lie MUEox, Emilia g, De Morers,
Elena G. de Colon, Conoepcicp L de
Ramos, Regaiada T. de Bscorra, Juana
B. de Ressrio, Alfosina V. de Vidal,
Dolores V. de Agiiero, label Ct. de Vaz.
qaez, Ju2na Rlvsra de Garcia, Ana M.
de Castillo.
Angela Mendez, Genoyeva Vazque2,
Dolores Vazquez, Carmen Vaxquez, Ro.
zario Vazquez, Maria Vszquez, Ramona
Fret6, SrSss. Qalnones, Ana Barrara,
Regalada Pagan, Jusnits Ortiz, Vaien-
tina Psgkn, Carmen Freto, Agueda Su-
iiVeres, Iuocencia Lisbos, Jovisa Rodri-
gaez, Emilia Morera, Consnelo Rodriguez,
EsteIa Frfas, Catalina Homsr, Lujsa
Rosario Ortiz, Loisa Morsra, Adela ,Ho.
mar, Maria L Ramos, Angelina Remcs,
Etelyina Vidal, Pillar Vidal, Ellis Vidal,
Paula Roman. Santos Hernandez, Mer
cedes Lopez, Csrlota Aponts, Maria Do
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Sc vende

Por no poderla slender 50 duefi }, ls
Farmacia Suof5a hoy Del AnspGro. la mas
antigua de esta oiudad contando CON up
surtido de drogas medicinas reciente
ente importado de los mercados de
Europa EE UU.
Para informes & G. J. Monagas, Pla
ya--Calle Mendes Vigo no 10.
Msyagiisz, p. E. Nbre. 1s de 1900.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Guayama Bo elias Mareas, Diciembre 2

Guayama Bo elias Mareas,> Diciembre "a
Mufloz Rivera-Caguas.
Felioitamos 8 I'd. por ell feliz 6xito
que obtuvo en- ell reciente procaco que sc
le sigui6. Esperabsmos ese veredioto
del tribunal que os juzgsba.
Arturo Cintron, Cornelio Gual
Justo Gsndiuan, Luis Boitrago, Pedro
Diaz, Avelino Qairindopgo, Pelegrfn
Quirindongo Juan Cintr6n, Feliz Perez,
Lucas Soto, Manuel Ortiz, Gui,lermo
Morales, Andres Suar,z. Francisco Lugo
10, Francisco Lugo 20. Ines Lugo, Pedro
Vazqu' z, Juan Diaz, Anacleto Saarez,
Benito Vazqutz. Eustacio O.tiz, Daniel
Cintron, Sanda 10 Ciptron, Pedro Ciutron,
Trinidad ORTIZ, Santiago Morales, Juan
Santiago, Tomas Sanchez, Eleuterio Can
delario, Eleuterio Moralez, Jose Gomez,
Jose Ointr6n, Manuel Cintron, Luis Cor
tito, 4 fredo CintroD, Tomas Santiago,
Juan Ruperto Suartz Alverto Suare z
Hip6lito Suarez, Natlvidad Ciptron, Il
duardo Di.z, francisco Jautei, Grego-
RIO Ort'z. Pedro r galado BAuc, Fran
cisco Sabster, Rafael Gonzales, Cayetano
Rivera, Ramon Rodriguez. Luis Wives,
Pho Ortiz, Diouicio Jesus, Prudeneio Je
euss oacltto bLaLg AUmaH Caucuezs Au6O-
limo Moralez Jose VireIla, Eraolio Ro-
bles, ValentIn Soto, Conception Santiago,
Francisco Wives, Cornelio Wives, Juan
SAvatsr, Antonio de Jesus. Leonoio Re
drigaez, Rufno RodrlgUes, Clprian D4-
via, Faostino; Texidor, Dionicio Perez,
Felipe Rivera, Eladio m2dor, Alej jandro
Lugo, Ju@n 2. Lugo. Limo Lugo, Dlmas
Lugo, Arturo CiatI6n %; Concepoion
Ayaia, Juan Z Rivera, Jose o tiz A-un.
eion Qnfion. Feiz Gaudinau, Crecep,
clio Martinez, jose Diaz, Cri.tobst Dlaz
Bonifaeio Cortijo, Saturnino T xldor,
Msximino Cintron, Antonio Rivera, Nj
que! TexiGcr, BArtoIo Texidor, Celedonio
Robles, Pablo CrlZ, Juan Davila, Mo
deeto Ramos. MAteo VazqGez, Felix o.
tiz, Hllalio Oetiz, Carlos Navarro Pc
dro Suartz, Pedro Clntron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Come1fo, Dicis rnbre 25.
L.uHoz Rivera. Cagsas.
TNI r~~ovo;c IL <aheUueros 40 oefa ver


Ell gremio de tabaqusros de este pue
bio, fslicita usted = demas conpaneros
por la sbsoluoi61 obtenida en- ell proceso
incoado por los eucesos del IA dc Setiem
bre; asf ooaao tambien saiude afes tuosa-
mente al abogado dsfenaor L6pez Landron,
por su brilIaDts def5nsa. Fl pats esta de
enhorabuena Ell partido federal We mas
claros los horlzontes da sGs IDEAS Hoy nos
sentitnos m IS fuertes que aver, para estar
6 su Iado en- la dii iii labor que ha empren-
dido de hacer de ests rino0n del mundo
americana IN pedszo de TERRA hbre, pros-
pera y faliz.
tAdelantel contsd con 1osotros para
todo. Adrian Rodriguez, Msraano Pa
checo, Miguel F ,rfe-, Jos5 Rosario, Del
Fl V5zques, Juan B. Figueroa, Felix Mo.
rales, Herminio VAzques, Angel Santiago,
Ansalmo Colon, Jesus Rodriguez, DAmss
Msrcano, Miguel Va'quez, Higinio San
tiago, Leopoido Santiago, Clemente Vaz
quez, Genaro .Lluss, Manuel Harn&ndez,
q. Hernandez, Esteban Colon, jose Rive
ra Ortega, Eusebio Rivera, Antonio Vaz-
qaez, Roseado Santiago, Juan Rivera, E.
Rodriguez, Mariana Colon, Epifanio FL
Ramon Rivers, Carmslo Mapzan Ro-
man Diaz, Flor Diaz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
EUSTASIA CURB{LLO De OIhz
NEODlSTA

Ha vueto nuevamente q abrir
su taller de costuras, Ell que ofrece a
todas sus parroqulanas y a sus ami
gas cn general. Gale Nueva NJ "A.
precios muy baratos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31


Dentro de breyss horas, oil siglo XIX,
este gran siglo posiGivista. que arranco del
corszon de la humsnidad aquellos locoe
idealismos que embellecfan la vida, pasa
rk & ocupar ell nicho que le corresponds en-
el gran pante6n dc la historic.
Hsmos viVidO en- los tiempos de la
hipocresfs = la nentira; POGO POGO nos
bemos lido quedando sin ideales. No soy
psrtidario de 10 viejo; la sneisnldad me
horripila; pero como estoy conVencldo que
moramente Ia humanidad esta decr6pita,
no es estrsfIo suspire desde I'm dnguto obs
curc de mi hogar, por aquellos tlempos de
noblesy hermosos ideales, er que los hem
bres iurabsn morir por su Dlos Por sn
dana. Hoy nos morlmos de Titus y de men
rsstenia; 81 una mujer ncs engahs, nos
vamos tranquilamente al cas- Pedimos
IN vermouth para sbriT el aPetlto.
Por ESQ NO tenemos hoy grandes poe
tas, nj grandes artist s, nj grandes guerre-
ros. Con Victor Hugo y con Z1rrills mu.
rio la Verdadera poesia l1rics, aquella poe
STA deiciosamente suhgetiva: hoy los poe
tas son isponeses de ciroo que hscen juego
malabares con las fTases.
Con Napoleon murio 81 ditimo ejem
plar de la familia de los C6sares hoy
nuestros guerreros usan cGscOs UOTones, y
un RIO que arrastIe mas aqua de Ia que
puede coutener su csuce, es capaS de de
tenerle en- sas empresas gGerr6ras.
Nuestros artlstss no SO llaman tIdias
Y PigmaIeon !; liamanse EIH 81 y Berthoidi.
SIglo posltlvieta, ha sacritcado IL plasti
eidad de la forma la fuerza y consisten
ola del objeto la eatatus de la Libertad
G La torre de Elfel valen mas que Ia We
nus de Medicit 81 Apollo de BslVedere.
EL vapor at-avt sando montaflas y cru
Zando mares Ia az el@etrica penetrando
en- las obscurlda es mas der sss; el tele
grafo el tel9fono trasmltlendo el pensa
mlento q grADdes dlltanoiss van proela
mando por el mundo el poder avasalador
del progreso. Tod 10 ha podido este
siglo-huracan, menos lleVsr oleadas de
vida al alma humana, nj subhmes ideales
nj serebro del hombre. Nos quito la poe
afa del sentimiento sin darnOs otra con
que sustituirla. HI dios Exito venclo al
dios Ideal Paris es superior Roma =
Nuegs York a Grecia. LA humanidad
progresa, psro la humsnidad So muere de
hamDre los pueblos iuchan por so i5er
tad, pero los pueblos ooLtlndan esclavos.
Y esta fiebre de vida .aterlal, mstando
la vida del espfrltU, nos ha trsido el anar'
quisIno que concluIra por devorar tanto
progreso tsnto positivismo.
5Iglo de grandes luchss hs sido este
siglo XIX, CUE nscio entire inmensos lagos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Comerfo, Diciembre 2s.
Mufloz Rivera. Caguas.

Mufioz Rivera. Caguas.
Felicitamos usted por su absoluoion
en- la c6lebre oausa de la caile de La Forta-
eza. - Ramon Santiago, Juan Bonills,
Victoric Arroyo, Quintin Colon Rivera,
Leon Cruz, Manuel Antorgarargi, Bautis-
ca Arroyo, J. Olivero, Ricardo Centeno,
y. Mojioa, jose d. Colon, Felix Morales,
Francisco Rondon, Pedro Texidcr, Ra.
mon Hernandez, Atanaoio Rivers, Benito
Dones, Higinio Santisgo, Esteban Colon,
Ramon Arroyo, Jos5 Reyes Morales. Del
fin Vasquez, Joa9 Rosa Color, Msnne!
Heru@pdez, jose Rivera Ortega. Juan Ro
|dsiguez, Jose J. V&zquez, Eusebio Rivera
Alvelo, Genaro Fluss, MarisIo Pscheco,
Francisco Cumba, Clementa Vazquez, 10.
IS j. MaldonaGo, Ramor Rivera, Francis
loo Rivera, Hermiuio Vazqaez, Damsso
Marcano, Agustin Garcia, Jose Graz Ro
driguez, Pedro Hernandez, Floranoio Ro
iriguez, Santiago Rosa, Dolores Rivera
Rodriguez, Ansalmo Colon Rodriguez
Juan Zaez, Monserrate Zsez, Ulpiano
zaez, Miguel Ferrsr, Francisco Martinze
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Des2oedSsga
de1 sigyO


segdu 10 prcscrito pcr su Santidad
Leon XIII, 4 las doce de la noche dsl dfa
de hoy, Sc canssrs GA esta ParFoquia miss
soiemne continuation Sc entonsra al
Ie Deuns
El dfa primero las nueve, misa pas.
torfl sermon.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
La DemOcracia

Ncti6camos nuestros amigos de San
Juan, que este diario &c vende en- ei esta.
blecimiento mercantil que Poseen en- la
piazza 90 Alfonso XII, los seIores AISe1s
Company.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
G mnv. Dioie mbgs IS.

MUnOE EsIVeIa, C8gUas.
Trinnfsndo Ia iusticia quedan espe-
ranxaa de poseer una patria. Feiicitando
usted feiicitamos Puerto Rico, paes er
listed pncarna Ia verd dadera ides de la pa
tria digna, per Ia que anheiamos los yer
daderos puertorriquefias. los federales.
Viva Ell partido federal!
Lsnrentino Estrella. Juan A. Casafla
Feiipe B. aordero. Fruotuoso Flrsi, Tu-
riaro Rivera, Frabricisno Martinez, Auto
Mo Leon. Antonio Vslls, Ramon Estrella
Adolfo Itnrrino, Cotme Arroyo, Manue
j. Aguirrs, Antonio Castillo, Ramon P6
rez, Jos6 Cruz Santiago. Juan Oiivers
Pedro Hernandez, Alfredo Mel. sTuiit
Echeandfs, Eueebio Wallis, Juan Bautist'
Echaandfs, Juan Firpi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Comasfo D.eiemore 25
oz Rivera. CsgDss

Mi folIcitscion entu@lasta 4 usted
companaros .prooeso y defensores oaaaa.-
Ramon CobIan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31

I'm estos momsEtos 1900 se halla es
pirando. Hoy es su ultlmo ala; dentro DC
aIouuas horas sera un sfio mas que paso
Ia historic, csn 81 sc hunde tamblen este
siglo, este gran sigIo de lug J de somoFas'
de prande as de miserias'
Los cabalistas, les que Green que Ii
medida del tempo puede intialr en- .o'
destinos de La hunlaIided; los que al ie
esr Ell primero de Er . dicen: Safio nue.
yo. vida nueya9, ven, unos con sstisfac'
cion, otros con tristeza, como Sc nunde en-
la tumba ese viejo de doce meses.
Todo Ell que durante el transcurso de'
afio ha visto morir muchas de sus liusIo
mes, siente hoy en- Ell alma algo ssf core
ell aIeteo de la esperaGzl 7 sgnsrda cue el
nuevo afo hsgs reverdecer las msrchlta'
flores.
Una voz interior nos anima para "a
lucha, dici6ndonos que ell 1uevo sno sc
remos mas fsliceg; que ell cestino nos rs
serya sorpresas agradables, qua esa ba
rrera que hoy levanta nrestrs fantasia OF
tire el afio que muere ell afio que mace, 81
Ia Ifnea dlvisoria que Dios traEa pas
separar 10 vieio de 10 nuevo, La muerte d'
la vida, las decepciones de Ia espersDza
las hoias marchitas de los tiernos csPulios
z en- este ir venir del pats de los susfie'
al mundo de lie realidad, no echamos d'
YER :pobres visjerosI que cads sf1o qd'
pasa es IN afio menos de vida que oei
acerca q las grandes neVadas y los sem
brfos cipreses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
federal
Naguabo Dioiembre 25

Nsguabo Dioiembre Is
Mufioz Rivera-Caguss
Felioftole por fallo absolutorio, fe-
licitacion que hago extensive sus dignos
iluatrados defensores.
Miguel de Cells.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Comerio, Diciembre as.
Mufloz Rivera. Caguas.

A mi ncmbre oomit6 federal, lie fe
licito pcr brillante resu t4do en- la causa
que iDjastamente Sc le segufa usted y
otros digufsimos correligionarios. Ex
ti6ndese esta felicitacion, los Ietrados y
|defensores, sefores don Juan Hernandez
Lopt y Lopez Landron.
La justioia siempre Sc abre paso.
Celestino Perez, presidente oomlt6
federal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Maunabo, Oiciembre q.

MLnCz Rivera. Csguas.
Sub comite juventud felioita a usted
dem8s proee .des por ahsoiucion. Mo
desto ORTIZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31
Comerio, Dloiembre 26.

MunOz Rivera. Caguas.
Los federaIss de esta jurisdiction con
jGbilo inmsneo, si6rtense conpletsmente
satisfechos por su triunfo s'canzsdo.-Li-
no GuEmen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-12-31

iOh, cuarta miserial
iouanta aberrRclon!
Ique papel tan trIste!
Iqae trlste complot. -!
No es que 20 10 digas
nj Abrtl, nj Mx5oS:
10 dlcen les hechos;
fjense, por Die s.. ....!
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-22
Fairmont Railroad.

FAIRMoNT, w. Va, May %. The
street railroad fever has again struck
this place and In form which may
eventually result in the construction
Of the road Several attempts have
been made to build an electric line
from here to some Of the nearby towns
but dismal failure has been the re-
suit Of all former attempts, but this
time the proceedings have been COM
menced on a different basis. At a
meeting held here this week Mr.. w.
Il. Hartman introduced a resolution
la behalf Of Mr. Harry Sands, OF
Wheeling, who Is largely interested in
the scheme. The resolution states
that a signed acceptance must be filed
with the clerk before October 1st,
1900, and that the work must be COM
menced within six months and the
cars to be running within one year.
The principal incorporators are w. T..
Hartman, III S. Sands, l.. Hallock
and others. 1t is further stated that
800, 900 has already been subscribed.
Fairmont needs street car line and
will have it sooner or later.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-22
~NN~0oN~

EVERYONE enjoyed the thuse on
Monday night by the students in hon
or of the four victories that the base
ball team had won in Ohio. The eel
ebration was free from every objec-
tionable feature and the display of col
lege spirit was applauded by all.
MANY campaign clubs are in pro-
cess of formation and more people will
camp out this summer than there has
been for number of years. The at
fractions Of such an outing are many
and varied and there are lots of peo-
pie who know them we'll.
The work of dredging out the
mouth of Deckers creek so that
Oliver can get his barges up in the
creek to load them with the mine
props ard cross ties that he is get
ting out up the M. d. X. is going on
rapidly 1t is work of some mag
nitude which will probably be done
over again after the first freshet has
washed down lot more of sediment
to fill up the mouth OF the creek.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-22

On the first morning that it run
the new train to Fairmont carried
ten passengers when she pulled out
of Morgantown. This was very
respectable showing. If it keeps up
any thing like that it will be made
permanent fixture.
j. A. WEAVER, the grocer, receives
fresh vegetables every morning.
You can get radishes, onions, beets
and pineapples at all times. Very
soon tomatoes and strawberries will
be added.
HAVE you tried the new French
and Home Bread at st. Glars bakery
A MAN who should plant vegetable
or flower seeds and expect them to
terminate and the plants to flourish
and reach maturity without any furth-
er attention would have his trouble
for his pains. A man who should
start business venture and expect it
to become successful without the aid
of publicity would also waste his time
and cash. A business needs advertis-
ing quite as much as plants need air
and sunshine and freedom from chok-
ing weeds.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-22
Fortune Hunters.
Oakland Journal.

The two companies OF gold seekers
will leave here on Monday next for
Nome, Alaska.
The one company is composed Of
eight persons and the other Of six and
most of them come from Oakland and
the county, although few come from
other states.
Senator r. A. Rayenscroft will go
to Seattle, Washington, in advance of
the companies and make all arrange
ments for the passage from Seattle to
Nome. The actual cost of the jour-
ney will be about $3.50, but this does
not include meals en- route.
The boys will sail from Seattle on
or about the Goth or 22nd. They will
carry complete mining outfits and all
necessary supplies. We hope they
may all strike it rich and return home
laden with the precious metal.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-22
No Garbage Allowed.

THE seasons showing of pretty
things in ribbons has never been SO
tempting as now. You will find
them at the Cash Mercantile Co.
LADIES, if you want the correct
shoe buy Sorosis.
TWENTY FIVE cent meals served at
the Delicatessen. The best in town
for any money.
A PETITION is in circulation among
the students helping out the mana
ger of the baseball team who has
gone into the hole to "a considerable
extent on the season this far He has
been a good manager and is a game
young fellow. The amount of the
shortage will probably be raised and
placed in his hands. The work of
the team has been such that it is in
every way deserving.
IT matters not what kind OF shoes
you may want Hirscbman's have them
and at prices below competition.
j. A. WEAVER keeps on hand at
Ill times full supply of elegant home
baked light bread. Send in your or
ders by phone.
ANOTHER lot of tailor mistit suits
just received at Hirschman's. If
there is one among them that will
suit you, take it at the price Of ready
made clothing.
Now THAT the spirit of improve
ment is rife IN every direction why
can't we get rid of the few eye sores
that we have left IN town? The peo-
pie who are responsible for them
shouldn't stand any longer in the
light of the rest of the town. It's a
poor policy to set yourself up against
the wishes of everyone else especial
" if there is nothing particularly to
be gained by it.
You will do yourself an injustice if
you do not see Hirschman's stock of
carpets and get their prices before buy
ing.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-22
The best Ice Cream always at
the DeIicatessen. Vanilla. Ch0c-
0late and Pine Apple lee.

NIcE fresh strawberries received
every day at Weaver's grocery. De-
livered anywhere at lowest prices.
FRUIT is falling off badly but it is
yet too early TO tell much about the
extent OF the damage that has been
done by the cold weather this Spring.
FIETY-FIyE cents sack for -four is
very cheap. That is the tate that
Viewers store on Peasants street
gives on Golden Grain.
IRIS good thing to have plenty OF
college spirit and it is often the
means OF building up school quick
er than anything else that can be
had.
ONE OF the latest arrivals to inter.
est the ladies is a new and stylish lot
OF dress skirts ia blacks and greys 10
sell at 81, so and $500 at Smiths
dry goods store, the place where you
ind up-to-date wearing apparel for
ladies.
The fats won an exciting game on
Monday afternoon from the anti
fats The score was nineteen to six
teen when the umpire separated the
combatants. There was the usual
amount of bad playing and the
crowd which gathered TO see the
contest got their moneys worth.
The prompt and accurate delivery
of goods from Weayer's grocery is a
matter OF remark aud does much to
keep up their excellent trade.
FAYETrE county has been the
scene of another shooting affrav in
which one man was fatally and an
other seriously wounded. The rec.
ord down there this winter has been
a bloody one. Respect for law and
order in the coal fields of hecounty
seem to have entirely disappeared.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-05-22
aHos + OrR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention af Prominent People
Whtss thew IRE and naw they are.

Mrs. A. II. Wbtehiil is ut Beaver.
Pa. for y visit with friends.
W. f. Rumsey has been sick for
several days and unable 20 attend 10
his duties at The Experiment Station.
Sam Thompson OF Faifmont is here
looking after his interests in connec-
tion win the sale of his property on
on Front street.
Mr.. Roy r. Hale, Of Wheeling. rep
resenting the Register is in town look
ing up various matters ~ interest 10
that publication ia this section,
Miss Winnie South who has had
measles is able to sit up little TO
day but it will be sometime before
she is able to resume her duties at
the Normal, at Fairmont.
Rev. r. Il. Rice went to Grafton on
Sunday aud preached In the place of
Rev Queen Of that place who deliver
ed the Baccalaureate sermon at Buck
harmon before the Public Schools on
Sunday
r, r. Smith OF Weston who has had
a severe attack OF measles has recover
ed far enough TO leave for home going
on Tuesday. His sister Miss May
who had been here accompanied him.
He will not return to school this
term.
Mrs. Alice Jones. of Sunnyside, ex-
poets 70 leave on Thursday OF this
week for California where she goes to
look into the conditions prevailing out
there. II IL should be satisfactory she
will sell out here aud remove To that
state.
Col Gilmore is about ready To
lay brick on the University street
paving job. They will begin to go
down on Wednesday evening or
Thursday morning. When done to.
gether with the Front street hill
Front street will be the longest
piece of paving in town.
Professor Emery met Prof Aldrieh
at the meeting Of Mechanical Engi-
neers In Cincinnati last week. Prof.
Aldrich is meeting with a very flatter-
ing degree Of success at the University
of Illinois and is having very much
better health than he had even in
Morgantown. He was very anxious
to find out how the engineering de-
partment had been prospecting at the
w V. =.
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v v y
NEW neckwear opened this week
at Hirschmans.
THE county stone quarry in Fay
cite county has relieved Uniontown
to a great extent of the tramps that
infested it. When the worthless
vagabonds are arrested there they
are made to quarry stone and one
dose Of this experience serves to
keep them away. The few who still
visit the place are very careful how
they conduct themselves. The house
wife who feeds one of them does
wrong on general principles by en-
couraging the beggar in his idle
ness.
HoPE, which, as the poets puts it,
Springs eternal in the human
breast" is useful to the business
man, but it never imparts rotundity
to a lean pocketbook or brings a
customer to mercantile establish
ment. The merchant who depends
upon PLAIN hope is bound to exper-
fence i'll fortune He should stop
watching the front door and adver-
tise.
ALL kinds of mems underwear at
Hirschman's.
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WHEELING's refusal to come here
and play ball IS better understood af-
ter looking at the record our team has
made since then. The sportsmen
from the first city were afraid that
they would have their colors lowered
by lot Of college boys aud they did
not dare run the risk
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WANTED.
The Earth.

Or as much thereof as may be
necessary to fill the Wallace hol-
low. All paper, cans, barrels,
and leaves must be dumped
near the head, Of the hollow.
Nothing but fresh dirt, limbs
and logs must be dumped near
the Allen line.