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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-06-06

Swept by mountain breezes, :. 800 feet
above sea level. Absolutely free from
malaria, hay fever and mosquitoes. on
Main Line OF Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
Hotel and Cottages. Every modern con-
yenlence. Rooms en- suite with bath.
Electric Lights. Elevator. Turkish Baths.
Two large Swimming Pools. Golf Links,
Tennis Courts, Bowling Alleys, Magnifi-
cent Drives. COmplete Livery Serviee.
Annapolis Naval Academy Band. De-
lightful Cottages FURNISHED for house,
keeping If desired) ready for occupancy
June lst- Hotel open from June sd to
September 50th.
For rates and information address W.
=. BnrWell. Manager, B. & @. Building.
BALTIMORE. Md, until June l0th. Amer
that time, Deer Park, Garrett County.
I'D,
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IT is amazing that Brother Wana-
makers North American has not Of
fered a reward for the apprehension
of the anthor Of the "Berkey Ballot
Law"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-06-06

THE British forces are in Johannes
burg and the gold mines are SAFE 1t is
a wise policy in the burghers to refrain
from q work cf destruction that would
lead 10 heavy claims for indemnity.
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Mas. JOIN SHERMAN, wife of ex-
Secretary of State Sherman, died at
midnight Monday from the effects Of a
stroke of paralysis. Her age vas Y
years.
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Republican State Ticket.

FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
Edmund B. Hardenberg, Of Wayne
CONGRESS -AT-LARGE,
GaIusha A. Grow, Of SusquehaEna-
Robert II. FoeTderer. Of Philadelphia
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LIKE MANY OTHERS
Especial cOrrespOndenee)

Clara Kopp Wrote for Mrs. Pinkhani's Ad.
vice and Tells what it did for Her.
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM IL have seen
SO many letters from ladies who were
cured by Lydia <. Pinkhams remedies
that thought would ask your advice
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Republican National Ticket

FOR PRESIDENT,
William Mckinley, Of Ohio
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Reduced Rates to Philadelphia via P R. R

Reduced Rates to Philadelphia via P. R. r
On account Of the Republican National
Convention at Philadelphia, June 10. tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sci;
excursion tickets to Philadelphia from all
stations on its line at rate Of one fare for
the round trip minimum rate 80 ceits)
Tickets will be sold and good going June
Is to ls. inclusive, and returning TO June
26, inclusive.
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Reduced Rates to North Manchester, Ind.
via Pennsylvania Railroad.

For meeting of German Baptist Breth
rem, at North Manchester, Ind, May p
to June s. 1900. the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will place special excur
sion tickets on sale May % to June 3, 1900.
from stations west of Baltimore mot in
clusive), and south Of and including Sun
fare for the round trip. Tickets will bs
good returning until July l, inclusive.
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DEER PARK HOTEL,
DEER PARK. MD.

Most Delightful Summer Resort of the
Alleghenias.
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fspecIal Correspondenee.l

Only one remedy in the world will al
ance stop itchiness Of the skin in any part
Il the body; Doan's Ointment at any
drug store, 50 cents
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sard 10 my condition.
We been doctoring for
four years and have
taken different pat
ent medicines, but
! received very little
/ benefit. L am
1 troubled with back
I ache, in fact my
whole body aches,
stomach feels sore,
by spells get short
of breath and am
'ery nervous. Men
Is very ir-
'egular with severe
'earing down pains,
cramps and back
ache. Ihope to hear
m you at once
: KoPP, Rockport,
&
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.STALW ARTS ANSWE
Objections Filed by " H. sannsr and Fred
Rowe te the certiAests Purpsrtizg =
Esminsts u H Koontz snz A.
Kendall for Assemblyrsn-
coURr WILL DECIDE nlrrEs 10 Day.


By the time this issue Of the HERALD
reaches many Of our readers toe Dsuphin
County Court viii have passed upon the
objections fled by w. d. KoOntz and S.
A. Kendall to the certificate filed in the
Office of the Secretary of the Common
wealth purporting 10 nominate W. ID.
Ssnner and Fred Rowe ss candidates OF
the Republican party Of Somerset conn-
ty for the Office OF Representative in the
General Assembly, and upon the objec-
tions flei in behalf Of W. II. Sanner and
Fred Rowe attacking the certificate pur-
porting to nominate w. Fl. Koontz and
S. A. Kendall, which Ezve also been filed
with the Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
aud incidentally upon the "Berkey Ballot
Law by which an attempt has been
made to defeat the will Of the majority Of
the Republican voters Of the county.
Following is a copy Of the notice fled by
Messrs. Sanner and Rowe upon Messis.
Kooniz and Kendall:
In the matter of the
Certificate of Nomi-
nation purporting 70
nominate William II In the Court of
Kooutz and Samuel Common Pleas of
A. Kendall as candi Dauphin County.
dstes of the Rep0bii-
can party for the Of No.. June Term,
fee Of Representa- 1900.
tive IN the General
Assembly of Penn
sylvania for the
County OF Somerset.
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Following is what you can buy at the new
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-09
MARINE NEWS.

coos BAY-sAiled Feb. .. str Empirr, fcr San
Francisco
PORT TowNsEND-saned. fch Z. hk ccrr
phene. for Hnnolnn.
PORT RLAkEIEy-Arrtyed Feb T. 81 John A.
Rrikss. from Port Gamble; schr Wiuslow, from
raecma- Sailed, Feb. = hk kafa Davenport. For
San Francisco.
ASTORIA sailed Feb Z. ssr state Il cslFprrls.
FOE San Francisco: Despatch. for San ffAa-
cisco: STR George W. Elder for San Francisco
rAcoMA-sailed. feh. 7, Br 81 Gisndooa. fsr
iiserpool.
SAN PEDRO--Arrives. Feb 7. scitr Twilight. from
Grass hsffor; Feb g. xchr Mefeor from Port Lad
low; sehr Lirzie Vance from Seattle; Feb 7, schr
sadie and Louise. from urapdus; sshr Albert Mcycs,
from Seattle.
coos BAy-Artved. Feb 7. ptr Arcsia from
San Francisco Feb. 4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Feb 7. Br str psaccnshirs.
for Tacoma.
HONG koSG-Arrived prior TO Feb 7. Rr str An.
erxridie, from Oregon.
NANAiMo- Sailed, Feb. g tx onavsy. from
Hcneinin The captain IT sehr iissie Vance, san
Pedro. from Seattle, reports that en- Ian IL iss
AN y. long 49, W. he passed through about
60 600 feet 81 lumber a. all sisrs
SAN fRANcisco-Arrived. Feb, :. str Aloha.
from Crescent CITY; schr J. A. Campbell from
Tssomas sshr Orient fresh wtIapa harhar; arhe
Alice Crook. ffom hcnolala sailed. str Signal. tox
Seattle
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Feb. s-Rreadih strength and ami
nation were shewn by Ne wheat market. and fnr~
eign huying, caused by further reports that the
French crop had suffered severely was the feature
PARIS UP equal 20 Sc here. and reported
taking all offerings made night The rrrsporsve
attitude q Liverpool to the advance here yesterday
had discouFasing effect early, May of'eninx sc
lower. az 6sls6sac A reaction followed. by reason
81 the prediction q severe cold wave, the better
tone uf later Liverpool cables and the French sd-
vices MAY bid up 70 e9tssalc. There had been
talk Of considerable export business. but New losk
reported only eiesrn loads takcn which caused
selling. which. combined with vigorous prcfttskins
by traders resulted In reaction. which sent MAY
TO essc az which that option closed nrm. bat Gully
= shade yesterday.
The corn market was stronr and trade fairly nc.
tive. May closed ta4c up
The CAT market was firm tnt not active. May
closed unchanged
Praisions were very active and strong port. at
The hest. heus mp l2taEsc. lard Sc and mis- ioc
recession from the top caused BY pfoft-tak-
ing. Nav pork closed nc higher. lard I've higher.
and ribs 74eloc higher
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The following prices oeinx offered 70 the pro-
Queer by the local dealers fqr delivery in ruund los
ca the dock and ia the at Seattle
Grhin-Oats SlAs9o; harley. tl6sc; wheat chicken
feed. SIS 50als; iran. si2; shorts. si2a
Hay-Pnget sound ssisi9; Eastern Washington
timothy, si6dl7: alfalfa. 50 per ton
Egg Strictly fresh ranch. isal0>
Butter-Fresh ranch. 1ss a0c; creamery, Sc.
Poultry-livr chickens. i1c: live turkeys. lie;
turkeys. 1Se, geese. O. ducks. s. so.fi
Live stock-Choice beef cattle s8iic; steers.
ttsse; choice sheep. tta5cs good hogs, livs. ~.
hogs. dressed. &c; calves dressed. large Sc small.
&c; calves. live. large. &c: small. e.
Hides. pslts and wool-H Heavy sound sslted steers.
over 90 lbs. &c; medium. sound. ID. Sc; hxht.
sound. under - lbs, Sc cows, sound. AL weights.
TIC; stays bulls and oxen. &c; sslted hps, 7scs
calves. per h. Sac green hides lie less than sslted
dry hides. PER ID. lac; dry culs. third less
summer deer per II. 25azlc; winter deer. dry. SO
2oc parery deer. 50 lsc; dry elk. saloe; green ell
tasc. sheep neits, 25ce<len: sheaflings. l5a95c
ins'on wool lee. dirty or timber burned. lSgHe;
talov. 2i9aic
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JoBBING QUOTATIONS.
Johhing quotations today were a. follows:
SUGAR. FIOur and Coffee.


suesr--Golden c, IN Ibis. bi5c. extra G. in bhis.
f7bc: beet sugar as4e: powdered. &c. dry grsnu-
lated. 5zoe; in ibis. se higher; cube. ss2e; spot
Flour, ete-ratent Exoeiient. nS: Novelty A.
s.; California brands. AS: corn meal. yellow. SIS
per 100 lbs. in lsib sacks huckuhcas -four. pare,
$3.50 per 70 lbs 10 Glib sacks; cracked wheat, s. IS
in lelb sacks: fariua. s. 10 lbs. in sib sacks
steel cut oatmeal s. 80 per 100 ils. In isib sacks;
saass as Sq Up per II n I'm ,'. .s .AS:
meal s. 10 per lW !bs Ia ielb sacks: rye nour & Is
Per ice lbs. in ele sscss; split pea. loele .aet,
i s boz us Wheat h.i.s' I. % psr es.s Of g
Jacks: corn meal yellow. szS per Dbl in sob
sacks corn meal. white: 8 per M. IN soib sacks;
oatmeal. ,ssO per hi. in soib sacks; graham nour
per bh in sob sacks; rye meal. s,Ts per hbi. IN
aib sacks rye -four. 81 per bbl; fancy rolled oats
80 net bbis $40 fancy rolled oats sob sacks,
tic Jap. siTs: Carolina. s5.7s
Coffee Green Mocha per IN, 7stS,isc: Java, per
10 s4d2stc. Costa Rics, choice. per ID. ls4aissc
Roasted Arbuckles. in ioolb cases per cwt. st IS
0-ih csses, per cwt. Sass s-lb eases. per ewt
Mocha. ssc. Caracola. s2se; Guatemala, me; ground
cofee. leAs2osc Lion. iaos. slz2s: sos. sisB
Butter. Cheese. EKHs and Poultry.
Butter Ranch. zoe IN; fancy dairy In square,
s2as4e. Washington cresmesies lib and 2Ib prints
&issie; Eastern creamery. 2Sa2c.
Cheese Native Washington. lssfiec; Eastern. is9
strictly fresh ranch. iss2Dc: Eastern ziax3c
Comb honsy-Caiiioruaa comb. i2Asisc: strained
Poultry-Livs chickens i9aisc: live turheys isc:
dressed turkeys, Halsc; ducks. u4s par dozen;
secse. ioc.
wainut. per ID. sachs. isalsc: Eastern black val.
nuts. &c; pecans lee: hiberfs It4c: Brazir, l2c:
almonds fancy soft shell. lie; simonds. No a. ise
peanuts. 6sc. pine l5e hickory. loc. cocosnuts per
dozen. si ehsstnuts. DC; Italians. he; popcorn. 30
per ID
Hsy--Pusst sound. per ton. slisl2; Eastern Wash
oats-Per ton, saia2a
corn-whcis. t2sa; cracked, -; feed meal. Pc
ten s23
sgssai. bran 81; .sar,. nss Chopped i'i is.s
50; dairy chopped feed. sE.
Poultry Food.
Graduated oyester shells SIS per ton: sranulstsd
clam shells. SIS per ton. bone meal, SIS per ton.
ton: l. b. poultry food. SIS per ton. Beet meal
Sos. sis ton beef meal. 100. IS sssi
mica crystal grit 81 per ton
Meats. Provisions and Fish.
Fresh meats-Cow beef. Tc per 10. stsef se.s
7sase per u; mutton wethsr, ise per 10; pork. Ts
'f Pro oS ss Hans i.iss. s.a anal. @ hr..,
fast bacon. III: DRY ssited sides, &C.
Ia s,sI ne ,- e. ro ~ sss ws,,. s. ss
Sc. y. H. Co. Sc; WPd kese. SO.
Fresh fish Hslibut, .iasc sieeihsad salmon, isc.
sos founders. sAsc. soles, ir. rock cod. sase I;
.hrimps. ioc smelt, &c; Columbia fivrr smeit Sc
81 .scs 81 gallon. el.ms Nfs SAGA: Dunssesss
esshs. nss. 81 90 cooked ts
vegetables.
Potatoes. local. srsls per tnn Yakima. taen psr
tax sweet potatoes. s. FER evt beets, fse per s.es.
carrots 6ec per ssek rutshasss, soc per saes lnr.
niJs sc PER sses; csehsse. secsn per ew,: par
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General auosatiens.

NEw YnHE. Fst. fhaf Rsrstgts kNg bat-
rsls. srparta bss sasrrfh sesrtaf sevsassss stsaf
8 Msaaea.sa ESteNfs 8 ssAt 81
what Esrssafa = - hsstsls. essFrts Il ~
anst.ls. NJ ri. as : Es8at otsiosls
aE4sssd stfaaF tat qsSet. aan asFslstsas tsastiss
81 ths Wrls kFag sal faffigu Geasaysa sGs STD
i,raltEinz .1 sftssaoss sasrs s,fsess ard raxrtsf
rllae3 e. f@r
Wafi~-aatasfg
fIaSes- On asls sAaNet slfs vfth rgtrea 3 - 81
f.asais ~ fs.asr saAes r ~ hasr sns4asag Maseh
fsif ~ Ma feST ge Twre ~ tpat RIO
H5usf No 2 lggeses. -. " iaalds4 ~. hiae
fln. CmEaFa. EHE1ss
safu- Rau. eseas fsN rsfsizS g. esu,f,zssi
N ifst Sc. E-dnsa ARA
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per NJ. aes. .pruc. Logs. $50; cedar .hinsl. bolts.

per NJ ss@s; spruce logs. $50; cedar single eclts.
= saa275.
Lurnbsr-Fir rough. g. 80; thick fnish, surfaced
one or two sides. g. 10 and L. inches wide. sisan.
lengths u to Is feet; special lengths. Soc per II
srtrs one-inch nnish. tssis all vertical grain. y
rer NJ extra Fiocrins-Drssset and matched. 81.
ar. stock boards, sinch. sssle; Mtnch. GS4E
1a-ineh tisaig Fencing-Nos Z s-inch nntsh.
g.. No q 81; V or channel rustic. or drop siding
weight sea hs. flight Fir tinher-Joists And
,r.ntlings rough. s. soals; Z. - a9is:
: y1lsa BOX toxrds-l2inch and up. sx
"a. shingles. tLso: standard shingles. N-ia: l
inch finish. L. Il and ls feet, sSTS; thick finish
sss,sE: cedar squares, I. .. snd 10 feet. sassS
riokess 81
Kiln died. 81 in advance Of s-een. paysss soc
Cemen. johsinsi-PoxtlAnd. X. y. 4 s., Nu
Ai.en. S.Ts
Lime uobhinra- Roche Harbor. s-ep: San Juan
SEC.
Plaster Coebsnsl-Gcidcn Gate psr barrel Cs
Plaster hair tiohsingl Mashed. SIG per saek; IN
washed. slto per sack
e q q
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Tho freighter Rloemfontein Ia a day or
so overdue from Honolulu, but no uneass-
ness u felt regarding her. Meanwhile,
freight Tor the big liner IL piling w. Local
steamers Lake and Ia Conner brought
s,5s barrels OF limo yesterday from Roche
Harhor. nearly all of which Is 20 DO ship
ped on tho Hoe m fnnfnin
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r. W. Brooks, foreman OF tho pac.fi,
Coast Steamship Company's Etevedora
force. left last night for oyHler hay. 10
superinfend tho loading OF euch Of tho
cargo a. has been saved from the wreck.
ed collier Miami Whatever is saved VIII
be loaded on the ship Louis Walsh
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Business was more quiet today than heretofore
during the week. Out Il town ortlers we're more
Of a feature, perhaps, than LEGAL demands This
due 70 extent and in some lines to the
EoEtson funeral ohseQuies. On account ct which a
number Of business houses were closed during the
afternoon Except Tor the Quie; condition there
was no change from yesterdays conditions. unless
it be in the prices quoted for eggs. some dealers
having dropped cent in the hrying and selling
prices.
While there Is no 0versfockinz noted supplies are
generally plentiful. and IN the way q fruits and
vegetables, further receipts looked for on the
steamer from San Francisco, which il hourly ex-
pected.
Prices in all lines with the exception noted.
ruling firm. With tendency to downward
movement
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PORTLAND, Feb Son the strength a sn i'm
prUyement IN the foreign markets. local dealers
have increased their limits for wheat and No
MAiis Wala was quoted TODAY AZ Esstsc. with a
rrculiuFn offered for heavy stock Valley steady
al s3eS24c and Sc fer good stock.
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CHICAGO. Feb. enthusiastically stronger;
good to choice. IS 146 TO- poor faefiifns stas n
mixed sso-kefs. s. ste5S. selected fscdess, 81 nd
-. good TO ehser co~r, s. S@aoe heisefs. " ssN
4fb canners. s2lgazse. bulls. S. seais co. calves.
slEAas: fed Texas besse. Nm5 10
Hngs~N Market saioc higher. top. So: mised and
butchers, 81 6asas5. god 80 choice heavy, tsas
S rough heavy. Hssot15; bsht, tisaa4 81: bulk
u saiss, Sts9afo
SHEEP Strong iarnhs Ebaut steady: native weth-
efS. giseaAt0! Western lanbs sse6 70
Revipts-caitie s.sD! hogs. 'os sheep. 10 oo
Omaha.
OMAHA, Feb s-~t'atflr- Receipts 100; fnafkst
stronger. native hasf steers Sfe1p; Western steers
s. noeAf0. TEXAS steers s. Isat DO and heif-rs.
AZsasz .; sass sfogsers and FEEDERS, s. rs
@A y. calves s. baps bulb and stAgs. s. ssaa 10
htes Besc,Its, b1o market y hsbef. heAts, ~ u
AAS. mixed. xEi0as75s light AssaSTe baR II
Ealss SAD
SheeI, Receipts. 1904; market lac higher; fair 90
Cs1irc Westerns "a eeBa ~. common and stoes
sheep. fia4f CO.. lambs. s. Sect
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Seattle Local Report--NAsimem temperature. "a
Degrees minimum. 4; moan, a. wcsther cloudy:
Us q an fueh q rain. barometer RISING rard,y
rnoN.
Hssh winds are reported as follows: pocatelia =
miles west PuFsiHnd. 81 miles, souih.
A. r. woLLAHEN.
Observer Weather Bureau
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Fiour-Firm.
Nheat-Rcd No ? Thafie
Cofn-No g. s1sas2tc
osts->o. g 2sie2lsc: white No g. Sazxe: No
3, giaf2sc
Rye~-No q 5sasskc
Barley-Nn. q asSas5r.
Flaxseed-No. l. STA
Timothy seed- Prime, SEQ. Ffist
Mess pork-rcr bhl., siaaii TO-
l.afd-Per l1 ils, s. s0e6Ns
Sides short ribs. loose. s. sod rs
Shoudcrs-Dry sslted. hoxed. s.gSc
sides Short clear boxed 81 lase -
whisky-Distiilers' finished goods per sallan.
NZs
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whea,-Hxport. No l club. sic: Ne. / elaesssr
Sc; mining. No. elGh, sc; hluestern. Esc.
= g e
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Feb s-whsA, is w cen. Csus. 81,
bluestem, ste
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The MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST rnR FRIDAY.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. Or, Feb. 3 iaA
Occasional rsir-
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRt.
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
anatsf. UasA p-.A { faa
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ZATtISA csxsrstfss--rsos MADE b. yAps
o. GatnAnsn, ~ Tor IA
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-09

suesr--Golden C. IN Ibis. bi5c: extra G, In hbis.
f75c beet sugar. i64e; powdered. &c, dry grsuu-
lated. Zoe: in ibis. &c higher; cube. 5s2c; spot
cash prices.
Flour, etc.-Patent Exoeiient. uss: Novelty A.
-; California brands. 81 50; corn meal. yellow ST. IS
per 100 lbs. in l9ib sacks; white. 81 80
per 400 lha. in l1lb sacks; huckuhcas -four, pure,
$3.50 per 70 lbs 10 Glib sacks; cracked wheat. s. IS
~. In far4 n tl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-23

Cnartres reoog6 otrss tres hoias semeisntas d l.
primera Era impossible que vacilaran va nnes opa5
Da aemosradoeque los raptores habfan pasado nor f
Las nolas de rosa estaban sembradas de treoho an
ono d0fante una legua; pero Ia Ultima habfa r.{do
mucno antes que La lltera hubiese egado Ia nr;mo
20 ebaPa cnando va tuvieron este indioio II.
J,neses 90 Vleron precisados buscsr otro Dnranta
agon tempo ell polvo del camino conserv6 an 49,
nos sitlos Ia huela de lac herrsdurss de IoS oahif
este rastro. SSpsteco
hl duque 50 s6quito enoontraron nm raha6o IA
oVe1as' cuya huea habfa Dorado la de los cahs1Io
1enato pfegunto 81 pastor, e ofreoi6 orc Ia
20 con matare 81 no hablsba pero ell pastor rosnon6
mula. ~ ~ ""@'o CON su
-ISigamos adelantei dijo ell duoue
Llegaron aldes, pyeguntaron .; bahx
passl una htera, pero nadie lea aubo dar 80 'Sso
otFo iado del camino sc dividfa de nuevo -
la vista penetrante de Rsnato desouhr;6 do n
en 81 PolVo las hueias de los eaballos antro Lii,
ana mas marcada, cuyos clavos tsnfan nna form.
lis ell caballo herrado La gaso,na d;;or
Pere las huellas dripfan "a h.c;s c5-
s'no que psrecfa al contrario que volvfan b.; n'
Son muy ast1tos, dfjose ell duoue v d.r .,. as.
oolnO an Sorro psrseguido por una iaurfa ~
persuaddos de cue la litera y tu asSolto h.Lr
deaandsr el camino aA'0 0O"snSSron
Los osballos Sc iban cansando; pera no obstanta e..
davla corrieron otras horas eran Va so
dla ouando adu iban siguendo las hueliaa usl
el polvo por las herraduras PAesas On
no tUvisFon mas reourso ana h.nar .,.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-23
so4 Rlblioseos do LA DEaxoCRAcaA


Pergamno romPfa sello 10 ley6 di6 IN grit6 se
10 tendi6 Nenato dioiendo:
-sQue ngnhca esto7 aquf results que Ia reins 80
maEcna voiuntariamente, ain que nadie Ie haga vio
henato no SO enga66 al YER el sello al rey6s,
-nstais equivecAdo, monsefior; Ia reina esoribf6
esto cedlendo una smenaxa de mnerte Mirad este
sello esta al reve' 10 cual signfca que esoribi6 Ia
Ioer4a. Ademas afadi6 Renato. al la re,nn hnbiaaa
queroo' 20 10 habliA sabido antea que nadie
E monge mirabs estupor q los que le yodaa.
ban. - @-4~o 40 AoU0@-
cPadre, le diio el duque, volved vuestro oonveo
70. oomos ohciaies del rey, nos encargaremos del
menss1e tHace mucho que enoontrasteS ese il
u nAs tres horss; segufa el oamino de Blois le
-Pues bien, lie aloanz zaremoai.
eI duque arrim6 las espuelas a ios ;iara. d =,
monturs, y parti6 velox como IN rayo
- ''"''' '''''.''. '."ss-.s.~...........,.....
De las sangrentas crueles reprssslias de- Ia ra;c
S~1a1"s = oe Msdlcis, del sanguinaro fsngtioo dn
Tempo que hacemes Ell verfdico relate de esa' rooh
90 derram6 s-fs'S A'V0euss qas On ella
nm La Noche de San Bortoso0se veremos da ana
modo se hbr6 la reina madre del po,,.r de- sns sa d
rentino. 10 ~s0"Sso % Clo'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-04-23

cronlc@s eli PectoraI de Cereza del DR..
Aver ofrece una curacion cierta v com
pleta cuando IA curaci6n es possible.
Pero, recu6rdese que es mas faciI
aomlnar un leon joven que an leon en-
In plsnitud de su desarroIlo.
Pongase en- guardia contra las imita.
Clones baratsS. VeaSe que Ell nombre
d@ Pectoral de Cereza del DR.. Ave-
este vacisdo en- ell frasco.
PTxpagaAo aes ea
q ~. J. s. Arr cla-s LEVEL. Maas., ETA