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The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
axeepsns Friends.

There To nothing SO very difficult In
aaaking friends; the trouble is to keep
nbem. Pleasing manners and taking
way will always win admirers. but
aaSting friendship must be built upon
m GFmer foundation than transitOry
smile. an hour of high spirits or even
/ great physical beauty. OF course it is
IA pleasure to feel that one is favored
hy some radically beautiful woman,
gDut unless there be genuine congenial-
Mty between the two concerned the time
= will come when passive loy eliness will
eeaSe to be attractive. To retain friend
ship one must be continually on the
1Eatch and not let the familiarity that
comes from a lengthy knowledge of
aIAe others life breed the contempt that
! 80. often follows close intimacy.
TO retain either friendship or love
ahe illusions must not be disA1lled. Do
mot. because you feel sure of your
~round. let the commonplace enter In
ana monopollze the everyday affairs
4 Let the halo of sentiment hover over
e~cn the prosaic affairs of daily life
:, for. once, ,dispeiled, they can never form
again, and SE the one glimpse of The
! material side of the intimacy may bt
snfterly destroyed relation at one
eime thought to be eternal.
Like All Gossip.
Mrs Abel-llow Mrs. Cutie did rul
een about the Perkinses! | have no PA
sSence with a woman who talks 81
about other folks.
Mrs. Cain Neither have |. It's per
edectly disgusting. But what Mrs. Cu'
stYe said about the Perkinses was aN
fully interesting Washington Times
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
A STARTLING SURPRISE.

Very few could believe in looking at
A Hoadley, healthy. robust black
smith of Tilden, Indiana, that for ten
gears he suffered such tortures from
rheumatism as few could endure and
live But wonderful change fol
Bowed his taking Electric Bitters
Two bottles wholly cured me-" he
z@xffes, land / have not felt a twinge
i'm over year" They regulate the
Kidneys, purify the blood and cure
rheumatism, neuralgia, nervousness
improve digestion and give perfect
health. Try them Only SO cents, al
all druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03

If you are bilious AID seeking advisers,
Take DeWit.'& < i4i;!ia Early Risers,
Just bafo.a going to bed.
You will tinG IN the morrow,
You are rid of your sorrow
That's all; just enough said
These famous pills do not grippe, but
move the bowels gently and easily,
cleansing the liver Bells Pharmacy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03

C. A. Stevens. the Old reliable express
snan, has returned after a years rest
and recuperation on the coast. He
has bought his old business, and can be
Sound at the People Store. Prompt
attention will be given to all work left
- my care.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
DRESS MAKING.

Miss Tula Moline wishes to announce
ahat she has moved her dressmaking
Darlors to 26 North Stone avenue, at
the Partisan Millinery, where she is
ready with new and up-to-date styles
aB dressmaking.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
Whut IA Nam Thinks.

when man of twenty considers Il
woman, he thinks Of her beauty. but
sAt thirty he thinks of her loquacity.'
What does he think at fortyy
@-Oh. he thinks only of himself By
ahat time" "-lndianapolis News
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
CARRIAGES. CARRYALLs.

ID. s. Valencia has changed his car
a4Age stand from West Congress street
SD the corner of Congress and Stone
RSenue, at Alex Rossi's saloon, where
De can be found at all hours, or by
eating VO number 661. / mo.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03

sittle folks, and to some older ones.
Rsasily cured. Doans Ointment never
fails. Instant relief, permanent cure.
AT any drug store, so cents.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
EXPERT MECHANIC.

.Eey Citing, all kinds of locks opened
Maed and repaired. Sharpening al
ainds Of knives and edge tools, and gen
p&ssl expert mechanical work done al
reasonable rates.
JOHN PRATTI,
- lm No. ii Church Square, Tucson.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo-Quinlne Tab
Bets. Tn, druggist refunds the money
III it fails 10 cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
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Eugene
Fields
Views on Ambition and Dye
pepsia.

Dyspepsia" wrote Eugene Fisid,
soften incapacitates man for endeayoR
and sometimes extinguishes the FIRE OF
ambition" Though great despite his
complaint Field suffered from indiges-
tion oil his life. A weak, tired stomach
can't digest \ your food. 1t needs
rest. You can only rest it by the use
Of preparation like Kodol. which re-
lieves it of work by digesting your food.
Rest soon restores 1t to its normal tons.
strengthening,
Sa1isfylngs
EnvigoraxinWs
Whe 81 bottle contains S& timaa the &c. alaea
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03

The very finest hand-carved leather
goods In latest design. At prices very
low, At e. G. Capo's.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03

@one very fine pieces "r tiffany
e'"se, at low prices. at Il. q. Capo'a
0hF Jeweier, SO West CongTesa.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03

All trains carry passonscrs.
Nos IL and II make close connections at
Bowie with southern Pacific trains for bOJh
East and West, and at GlobeI it'll stage lines TO
Payson, Upper Salt River Valley, Riverside,
Aonto Basin, Ray and Black Warrior mines.
Telegraph stations.
?Flag stations, no agents.
Vim. Garland Pres. A. NJ BeaI. Supt:
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
MOrenci Southern Railway

Trans NO. connects WITH A y n. M ra
No 4. uthbOund, at Guthrie.
Trains No connects nth A. u N RAJ
No. 2. Northbound. at Guthrie
JNO. BURNS, superintendent
] Mills. Ma er
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-03
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Northern Ry. 10.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21
La despobIaci6n de Francia

lf sanado frances ha ombrado, segGn b A.
eomulnieado la prensa, una Comisi6n encarpa-
da de examinar las c&usas de Ia despoblaei6n
de Ffancia, desEoblaci6n reIativa, hoy nor
hsys pero que constttuye una gravfslma Ame-
naza para Ell porvenir da aquelia RsFd olica.
Eis I'm heche evidente qse Francia QUA
conta,ba al comenEar el sfglo XIX con una 20.
biaci6n de 90 miifones hAbit&ntes, tiene how
3s rero este crscimient0 No guarda propor-
ci6n CON oil de otrs.s nacfones, pues In0laterrm
tstn contar las coloniss) ha pasado de IL a al
millonss, Aiemants de Is Sc millones al
h2bitRntes. En- s72, Alemania solo tents,
eostro millenes mas que Fraacis; hoy cuents
II millonas mas.
Rscnardan estos dasos Ia frasa de Mo!ke
clos franceses pierden todos los dias una ba--
talla,o antes que el tenor de gus esa fatta de
desarroilo de ls pcbaci6n eDgendEe en- item oo
mny pr6Iimo Dnh irremediaole debilidad, Sc
srata shora de investgar las causas de ese fa-
n6meno.
IA que es debl1oP Esso ha dc decirIo Ia
Comiaton parlamentAgia psro no cabs desco-
neceF Ia ihfaencia que eieree el desArrollo del
eeiioaso, nj ID que determine e C61igo civil
con sns proyectos sobre Ia <testam sp ttfacct6no
(puea al dsssparecsr Is Iihertsd ds testar Green
aigunes qae 80 ha sustituido Ell hijo prfmog6.
niso por el htjo 6aIco), sobre todo la que
e1ercen eessumbre : m0dos do vida que no
cabe AludlF de otrc Inodc.
E prooema. como Sc We, es interesantfsi
mo para Franeia. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21

| Para halagar 6 los cubanoa con oil a dc
| que dspnaierAn M actitud bslicosa, 50 les
: conc 'ierCn siempre mas derechos Iiber
tadss que Puerto Rico; y prueba de ellc
| fueron los gobierncs civiles que allf Sc cons
| tituy eron, = la cuota electoral que en- Cuba
fue siempre mlcho mas reducida que en-
Puerto Rico. Y no hablemos de los disgsls.
bos persecuciones que los puertorriqGe-
nos mes 2carre6 el separotisnlo eubdno; por-
que ESQ ia pasado ya la historic
TAmb bi6n deb emos & Cuba Ia nsusrte de
rucstro duton0netC1 ell volVer q Ia cabeRorfa
de colonos irredenroS, que no otra es nuestra
actual situaci6n, pues sin la intervention
de los Estzdos Unidos en- Cuba, Puerto Ell
co no hubfera pasad0 poder de IN pafs ex-
trangero, como botfn de guerra, como pas6
Polonia y como pasaron Alsacia Lorena.
Yea, pues, Cubl, TODD 10 que le ha cos
tado Puerto Rico su indspendencio. Apar
te Gle que Pasrto Rico ha contribatdo con au
dinero sOsteEer las cargaS del tesoro cuba.
~po, con su Sangre, con la sangre de mu
chos de sus hljos, al triunfo &c su redenci6n;
y~peearfan de ingrsLos los cubanos sino re.
conociesen estes .hschos peTsistieran en-
consider4rnos como una islilla insignifcan-
tie, tan pequefia oasi como la provincial de la
Habana. u
vamos terminar, contesta ndo ell st.
guiente pArrafo de EL PoGs;
GRsproduce Ella Democracis> un artf.
culo tom ado de eL4 DiscusiSn,s de la Ha
bana, que suponenoS no me leidO detenida-
mente por los TedoctOTes de &La Democracian:
decimos este, porque Ell tai artfculo eontie
n conceptos deprlmentes para Puerte Rico
y nosotros tenernos pr0ebas del Cdio que q
los republicanos tiene 81 coega aoversario,
pero juramos que anna Puerto Rico
At
eariO recOnCzca auestrO amor Puerto Ri
CO; pero en- 10 que s0 equivoca es en- eJ odG0
que dice tenemos los republicanos.
Nosotros no podemos odiar los repo.-
blicanos; pues aunque ellos no nos han ds.-
do nunca pruebas de amor cOnfraternidad.
sino de TODD 10 Gontrario, son puertOrYiQug-
aOs,y nosotros jam6s p-demos odiar nueg-
tFoS hermanos. III como colectiyidad ri
individuatmente les odiam0s. Entire les
republieanos tenemOs muchCs amigos, al
gunoS de elIos queridfsimts, amigos de In
infancia coh pa1eros de penas fatigas, q
los que No podemos otvidar nunca. Lo que
81 odiamos, Goa todas las fuerzas de nQestra
alma, es la p0lftica funesta fatricida que
han practicable practican; 10 que ST la
mentamos es, que puertorriq uencs, en- Gu
yaS almaS latio el mas ardiente PATRIOTS
mo, hsyan descendido en- la pend1ente del
servilismo hasta eoDvertiTse en- Instrument
GUS CISBOS &c AOc 00OnA1SOS uG nuGBbFa per-
sOnalidad, nevandO su del1riO anti patri0ti-
CO hasta Ell extreE-1 de UTganiZar turbag
sllVsjes, para gozar y solazarse cada vez
que IN federal Gaia, de IN garrotgzo una
puGalada, bafando Ell sueIo cen su sangre.
ESQ es 10 que no tiene perd6n dc Dlos.
ESQ es odio venganza.
ESQ es IN crimen de lesa patria, del
cual tCdayfa no les ha absuelto la concienctg
popular
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21
san Da0.n
NOTAS zseegR go sREaEGD

Febrero 30.
La confersncia da MatisnEo anoche re-
sut6 muy e0rts como h2brk usted visto Dor
mis tells Amas da hoy. Tampoco no aatU vo
& 10 alturs que IA primera dada en- el Atsneo.
Sc esperan Ion regultados de esta confe.
rencia, pnes hasieDxo veFti6 frases que hiris :
ron la eouduets de mushas determtnadas
personals
Aun no la eBtrado eI vspor americana
sPOnees, que Sc esparA desde eI medic dia.
nj pr61imo domingo darG retrssa en- Ia
plaza principal II bands del batsll6n pasrte-
rriqusne.
Uno de ios sssablscimiantes que mes lico-
res expende al poT mayor as ID antigua E6hrf-
ca de Sstos propiedad de Pedro Chsndri.
Las marcas rom eCriollOs ? ell aTrolyD, en-
tire otrss, de ess procsdencia, no tiensn rival
en- Puerto Rioo,
Dep6sitO sn San Juan, Justo .. <Avenida
DabSn.1
PEeeios sumanente m6diecs. p.
MsAana eelebrafAn las eseuslAs sl nstalf.
clio de Jorge W WAshingten. Esto se hsce per
inieistivA del oemisionAdo de Educaci6n.
Muv Gueno ha ventdo Ell ndmsro 6lsno
de &El FfgaEoo de 10 HAbana.
Esse Peri6dieo eada dls va sdquiriendo
popuIaridad esta isIR.
Su agense general don jose Labrador re-.
eibe psticionss para aboDAdes.
LA DEaiooRAcrA Sc vende en- Ia barbeIfa da
don Andres Hidalgo, Gan Francisco, 81 lado
del Peo Norts, en- la farnacia de Patr5n.
El deIegade Roberto Todd pidi6 hoy en- Ia
Ckmsrs que No fuase sprebsda una pgrtida
Que Sc aslgnaba para el g2sto de telegrafos
Fac derrotado por mayors.
Ahoehs hAbian mnchas personss de loB
pueblos limitrCfss que yineron con objeto do
OR & MAtienso Clntr6n.
B~RECOMENDAAOS ( nuessros amigo
81 hottg sThs Earins1, San Joss no 1, Capital.
RssBltan muy eoucuYridos los seFmonea
de euaFesms que en- Cstedrsl predics e padra
BsKrIos.
Ell PARQUE BORENQUBN es OIL sfsio N itV
concurTido por las psrsonss de bueR tono ouA
buscan freseo distraction.
Conciertos todos Ion iueves, sabad0s y do
mingosi pronto habFar otFas diTeFsiones.-P.
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I'm una dc nues
El atsqus / Dsgstau
|. QUE Dice I'll PASS

al seIor DeGstau. No fue nussGrS lnBenclon
rsproduclr OfensGs que no las nay On di-
cho articulo al senior Deget3u; nj La tnser-
ci6n &c csc escrlto, que en ell mislno nnmero
calft;Aram1S de injusto, quiere dscir que
aceptacemos IL que en- el sc decia referente
a Puerto Rico. Esa parte pens amos rebatir-
Ia en- ell M mere slguient9, pero OSros asun-
tos de mas actualldad impoTtsncla recIa-
maron nuestra atenci6n.
Con 10 que 81 estamOs conrormes es con
la calidcaci6n que en Ell Sc hace del senor
Degetau, como pOllticO. Que o. ssnor Dege-
Uau cuando vivfs en- Madrid era muy espa-
mol mas espSiol que pueTtorrlquenJ que
hoy, que VIye en Washington, es muy anne
rican0, mas americsn) que puertogriquef1o,
es In dudable. ;Cuantas veCes, ALA en- Ma
drid, en- eli seno de las conndenciass al ma"
nifestar nosotros DegetAu nuestTas aspi-
raciones de YER Puerto Rico constituido en-
pals Independence, nos sali0 al palo con
estR Erase GlsepAratlStl, nunca; ebpanol,
0tempreiD cOpin6 despues Degetau del mis-
mo modo2
Desde luego que Ell ataque de La Dis
custom es injust0, como 10 decfamos al repro
ducir ell sueto El senior Degstau cumplio
con 81 deber al CON batir ell tratado de reel
procidad con Cuba, 81 10 creyo per1ud1c1aI
nara Puerto. Rico. AhOrA bien;nOsotros OPT
nam 8 de distinto mCdo. pues no creemos
que ese trGtadO pU ada perjudicar q La produc-
ci0Q de eSGa lSias Sln que ACSp1oAOST SOAAO
desdeRosamente dice La Discussion, que nues-
ira produccl6n de azdcar SO rsduzca dtez,
u sjets sGc0s, reconoc5mos, que comparada
6sta con la que elabora Cuba, Ia nuestra er
bten escasa, por 10 tanto ha de encontrar
eiempre salida favorable en- el gran Inerca-
do americana. A los que yerdaderamente
podria periudlCar ese tratado Cd los plan
tAdores de la louisiana y los rehnadoreT
de remolacha, cuya production naCr1a de
decaer notablemente. De ahi que no YEA
mos la necesidad, de que en- nomore de
Puerto. Rico Sc trats de entorpecer un ira
uado que ssra La salVaci0n economical dc
Cuba, la que siempre deOemos considerar
como pueblo hermano,
En cuanto 6 los faUOFes que Puerto Ri
co debe d Cuba, es unO de los tanbos errores
qne los cubanos cOmeten siempre que tr4tan
subre asuntJs de eeJa isla, cuya verdadera
stuaci6n no So han tornado nunca la moles
tia de estudiar. Prueba de clio es. que esa
nIisma Discussion decfa, no hace mucho, qLe
Puerto Rico nadaba en la pr0sper1dad que
habiamos llegadO con la bandera americana
IN grado tai de libertad, qae cas1 Sc nos
podia considersr como pals 6nderend6ente.
Puerto Rico no deoe CUBA sino dis
Rustos retFazos En tiempos de EsQafa
Ia insurrecci6a cubanG fue siempre Ell Pretex-
10 que tom6 81 goblerno, para FegatearnoS
liberGadea y franquicias, Y nadie ignora,
Que vi Puerto Rico no Sc e conCedio con
muchos ahus de anterioridsd la guerra, la
autonomfa, fue debido nallarse Cuba So
bre las armas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21
Dora Agustina Aeonte

El dis II fsIleci6 en- San Lorenzo eRta
ApFecfable dame, hiia de nusstro dfstlsguido
amigo oorreliglonario don Fernando A ponte.
a nu entlarro, que eatuvo muY concurrido,
ABistieT0n muchAs personAs del pueblo del
campo, demoatrRndo nsf las grAndea stn patfas
quo RoIAbR en- AquellE 1nTiadAccl6n. Ell feFetrc
astA0a adornado con siete coFORas de flFes,
dos Dc elias nAturAIas.
DaBpIdi6 al duelo nueatFo amigo don N ar
elso VaronR, exoPss6ndoss CON mug senkidas v
siosuentea frases
EnYlAmos Ia famiila ADonts sl mas SEN.
lido FSShme,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21
NUEvA lNOUsTR!A

Nuastro psrticular amigo don Au.onto
Mattsy Llaveral, ha assablscido en- Yaua,
una f4bTiea de sem brsros del pals, Que Ereann
smpszaR& foncaonar. H-
D.cha labor astArA encomendada mnfa
rss del pals, que rssnltan las grandes teieda.
rae.
u Fsltsitamos sl Eenor Mattey por ell fmnul.
so qne dssea I'm PtflmiF . esa industrfa del pa fa
deseRn6ale obter "a IN gran 6xito. f
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21
AGRADE ECIMIENTO

Ei ss8or Daniel Vslasquaz syas, nos su-
plea manifasteme8 pnblieAmepts sH sgrade'
cimiento o los docteres Gimenez SSDjurjo y
Marques, poP In ssmerada asistancis que con
8 Ian tsnido asf como los smpleados del
H7spleal DO ssts ciudad por al aaao oil euida-
DO eon que &lll Sc asisse q los enfarmos.
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A AreCibo

81 gobernSdoF IA invitsdo gaIsntsmsnts
8 los representatives. de Ia prensa en San Juan
para ccncnRFir & lac nsstas cue 80 eslebrarkn
en- Arseiho ell dia 80.
Nuestro eorreHponsal, ssA1r Labrador, ia
tenfa erdsn b1llats para Asistir en- represen-
tac6n de LA DEMoChAC1A, poF 10 que no ha
tenido ns9esidAd do EcePtAR el gaiante efrecl-
miento del gobeFnador, oil bian agradecsmos
este 10 aten0i6n que ha tenido con In prsnsa.
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Eugenlo Astol

Anoehs lego a. esta ciudsd, scomps a ID O
Go su hsrmRnA uArica, Buestrc qusrido ami
20 don EVgsnlo Astol, director do EI PoTvenFT
de Ponce.
MotiVR 50 yia1s la grave snfermadAd qua
pAdase 81 hsrmanA MsT1a, eApoas de nuesero
sompBGaTo de redacci6n Toro Fernandez
RseibA ell amigo Astol nHeRtro Afectneso
Balade.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21
oACJGyu'OciOm

r. sefior G. HArdouin, icgeniere de- las
bbras del fsFFocaRrll del Ossbe, nos essrtbe par
sicipando no ser Glerss l& notlcla que se nos
snviarR rsferante 81 NAL eatado del puents
constrnfdo por Ficha compAfiia sn el rio Ahas"
&C.
Mr Hardouin d'ce qua dIcha ebra ha aldo
inspscOI0nsds por dos ingsniefos, resultando
heneP il fesistsnciA nec cesRriA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21
Sobre la mesa

q. B. L6meKo al. Este proyeeto de LsJ
estk sobrs la mesa ! So discutiFa hoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21
TGTHA DE- IVA BONITA Y BUBHl EOHBDCIA

I'm bario de TIrabo cuerias de
dc altos taho mediata I'll bo orla de- la
Teae vtvienda aamb aya, buenos
Paktoj uras
Su precio
Para iuforme
FelicIano Alvarez
Febrer1 l8 de 1902
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21
Cnmisi6n de Conferencia

Proyacto do leg Autoriaando 81 Tribur al
Supreme al Puerto Rtsoa para dictAr reglAs
interiores an todos Has deearaamentos.
Ei dslagado CoFt wsli pIde 30 lsvants To-
session hasfs naaAnA Ala una A. M,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-21

MAHGAs z CAPIROTEs-varscs do Luia
Rodriguez Cabrera. De venta GA la ealis d0
Ia Fortaleza ne So, Al prscio DO 80 centsYol
81 ejamplky. p.
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GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
III CHA rIrE1-Rs g Z ~


costrido Hotel oapacdd
mas esco venado de
de
al HcssIes a eonfdas
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02

The Cloak Sale at Fits is being
we'll pstronized and the buyers arc
saving money.
Have you ever heard q violin quar-
tette? II not come to the Barre oper
house Wednesday evening at 8 o'clot
Dec. 3, and hear Miss Hannah Wye
Gore, violin soloist with the Mignc
Quartette0 assisted by Miss Nab
Ramsey reader aud impersonator an
Miss Harriet Beecher Kent accompal
list. This comes under the auspic,
of the w. @. t. U. DO not fail
hear them. Their selections are We
chosen, delightfully."- rendered and
ways well pleasing. Admission
and Is cents. Tickets on sale at G.
Andrews shoe store. 196.199
Graduated Optician at Holton's.
=. 178.tf
A stereopticon lecture on India vi
be given in the Congregational churc
vestry on Wednesday afternoon
$50 under the auspices Of th
Women's Auxiliary. All are invited
A collection will be taken. y!
Bazaar at the Universalist churc
parlors Dec. 9, 10, and IL, atternoo
and evening. 1889
A fit in glasses with no separat
charge for examination at DR.. Han
sons office. A chance to try then
before you buy. Prices no higher TO
q sure thing than generally paid 70
an uncertainty to someone who was
never inside an eye hospital. III tt
"Antheria, the new silk at Fitts'
for $50 is the best thing at that
price.
The attention Of all advertisers Ia
called to the notice, near the top Of
the editorial column, relative to the
time fov handing in copy for changer
or for new ad advertisements. +. f.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02

FRESH OYSTERS EV cry DAY
At Mead's Lunch Room.
81 North Main Street,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-12-02
CITY NEWS.

Miss E. L. MARI, Miss M. @, Sharp,
and William Mari went to New Yorl
today on business.
Fred Mancanstroppa has gone tt
Mortified.
Luther Lord Of Orange was 10 towr
today.
CT. Savage is in Burlington to-
day.
Napoleon White has gone to Wells
River for few days.
M. G. Spence is in Burlington to-
day.
There will be a special communica-
tion Of Granite Lodge No. IS, F. and
A. M. Friday night at 7 O'Clock.
Work, the second degree.
All Master Masons are requested to
NEE. at Masonic hall on Wednesday
afternoon at LIS for the purpose OF
attending the funeral" OF our late
brother, @. W. LANG.
@. W. Miller went to Lanesboro this
morning after short visit In town.
Vernon Coleman has finished school
at Montpelier Seminary land COM
menced work at Segel & Brady's.
j. slansky left yesterday for Meri-
den N. Y.
John Wallace is moving into the
w. u. Poole house on the French Els.
tate. Mr.. Wallace recently purchased
the house.
The remains of the late Mrs. Nc
Quirk who died Saturday at Granite
vile were taken this morning to St..
George, N. B., accompanied by her
son Felix.
DR.. J. w. Jackson left this morning
fol Waterbury to examine an old sol.
der who is an applicant for pension.
Mrs. E. NJ. Eayntor, her son Clark
and Miss Julia Shattuck left on the
$50 train yesterday for Erie, Pa. Mrs.
Tayntor and her son will be absent
until after Christmas.
The second rank will be worked to-.
night at the meeting Of the K Of P.
NJ. E. Smile has been reappointed
county clerk.