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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-18
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Talk, talk, talkety talk.
x + X
The rust is on the screens.
X X
1t may be green Christmas vet.
Bob Whites looking up the game
laws.
Mr.. Wilhelm is also somewhat of a
talkor.
AS we go to press Mr.. Sawyer is still
talking.
To the rag-bag or the chest with the
peek-a-boo garment
Corn on the cob is much preferable
to corn on the foot.
X 4 X
Gen. Gauthier is an energetic, as
well as forcible talker.
The cider made today VIII have a
beguiling sparkle at the fair.
One of the greatest battles ever
fought out in the Council chamber.
x \ X
The rubber boot, also, will soon find
that it has sphere in the doings of
men. ~
Hope long deferred may make the
heart sick but the tigers breath is
no remedy
BY bushels of talk, he won in a
walk.-This little gem is dedicated to
Mr.. Sawyer
If the South-enders like a good fight
cr, they must all of them be in love
with Mr.. Sawyer. ...l,
Game will be plentiful until the sea-
son opens. Then the beasts and birds
will be remarkably scarce. ri,
X 4 X
| 1t would seem that the members of
| Council are not averse to taking q
glass of beer once in while.
| The police and firemen will now be
wondering whether they jumped from
the frying pan into the fire.
X \ X
Akron's perennial literary is getting
lots of practice these times. Two
Council meetings in two nights.
Anyway Contractor James Brown
will make flrst-class custodian when
the City Hall site is finally selected
Y \ n
Tramps realize with much regret
that the season is near when the house.
wife requires the chopping Of much
wood.
No, Juliette, the Daughters of Jeru
salem were not born in that ancient
city, but chose the name for other
reasons.
w. 4. Tobin is coming to know sc
much about furs that he will be able
soon to give Ernest Seton-T Thompson
pointers on wild animals. -
X = II liU
Hereafter, the Rev. Mr.. Keller will
not be at a loss to know where to q
to see some fun. He, attended tn,
meeting of Council last night.
X + X
The pumpkin prevaricator is prob
ably as expert as the accomplished
fish falsifier. The trail of Ananias /,
over them all.-Youngstown Vindca
tor.
Owing to the energetic training they
got while serving as City Commission
ers, 1t is presumed that the two Mac
will hustle that new block up in abou
three weeks.
1t Is often noticed that the youth VIII,
finds the red ear usually finds anothe
almost Immediately, the second bein,
administered by the damsel whom h
tries to kiss.
| The other day a farmer with 5000,
| 900 was taken for n tramp in Akron
Aaron should look up its tax duplicat
and find out who It's wealthy men are
Youngstown Vindicator.
x 4 X
People are now speaking of Col
Younger as "the famous retired ban
dit" Cole always was Of retirin
: nature. In fact, he was in the act o
retiring when the officers caught hin
& Akron will be slightly better repre-
h sented at the opening of the Republ
& can campaign this year than she wa
o at Delaware last year, where ther
We're but two Akronians besides &c,
oral Dick
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-18
For Infirmary Director,
3. It. DAVIS
of Akron.

Why not send Gen. Boies to Con-
gress In place of Henderson?
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-18

= While likely successors to the House
spcakoiship are being discussed, In
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-09-18
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
STATE.
For Secretary OF State,
HERBERT S. BIGELOW,
of Hamilton county.
For Judge of the Supreme COURT
Uong and short terms,)
MICHAEL DONNELLY,
of Henry county.
For State Dairy and Food Commits
sioncr,
PHILIP II. BRUCK,
of Franklin county.
For Member of State Board Of Public
Works,
JOSEPH J. PATER,
Of Butler county.
JUDICIAL.
For Judge of Circuit Court,
BENJAMIN STARR,
of Cuyahoga.
CONGRESSIONAL.
For Member of Congress,
o. d. OVERHEARD,
Of Summit.
COUNTY.
For Probate Judge,
VIM. e. YOUNG
Of Akron.
For Clerk,
ALBERT r. PAIGE
Of Akron.
For Sheriff,
u. l.. FILLIuS
Of Hudson.
For Treasurer,
ROBERT L. ANDREWS
of Akron.
For Commissioner,
JOHN MCNAMARA.
or Barberton.
For Recorder,
JAMES H. BURT
8f of Akron.
For Coroner,
DIR. G. J. HAYES.
Of Manchester.
For Infirmary Director,
3. It. DAVIS
of Akron.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-03
LA PALABRA DE HONOR.

Cuanto Sc alegra aquel que en-
cuentra & I'm hombre que cumple
10 ofrecido, y cosas que resulteh ser
10 que pretenden. A todos nos re-
pugna Ell ser engaf1ados, especial
mente cuando ell engaf1o es inten-
cional. Esto duele mas que la
perdida de dinero que puede cons
tituir parte de la ofensa. Pero no
todos los hombres mienten, aunque
asl 10 dijo David en- un momento
de violencia, pues 81 asi fuera, La
sociedad ser1a un impossible. To-
do ell mundo sabe que ell comercio
esta basado sobre el cr6dito la
buena f6. Millones Sc compran y
venden cada dia, sin mas constan-
cia que las promesas de hombres,
no escritas sino ssimplemente ver-
bales. A menudo Sc dice que las
Bolsas son nidos de tahtlres, sin
embargo, en- ninguna parte Sc cum
pie meior una promesa. Por 10
mismo, cuando nosotros afrmamos
que ell eficaz remedio denominado
PREPARATION DE WAMPoLE
jamas engafa a cualquiera que &
ella ha acudido con la esperanto de
encontrar alivio y curaci6n, tenemos
derecho & ser crefdos. Esta afrma-
cion Sc funda en- 10 que ell remedio
ha hecho en- tiempos pasados, en-
un sin numero de bien justifcados
casos. Solo Sc le recomienda como
produciendo los resultados para los
cuales ha sido elaborada Para los
casos de Escrofula, Anemia, Afec-
clones de la Sangre, la Garganta,
los Pulmones y Debilidad General,
llsese este remedio sin perdida de
tempo. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel y contiene los principles nutri-
tiyos y curativos del Aceite de HI
gado de Bacalao Puro, combinados
con Jarabe de Hipofosftos Com
puesto, Extractos de Malta y Cere.
20 Silvestre. Gel Sr. General Mi
guel Molina, de Buenos Aires, dice:
Tengo el mayor placer de confrmar
los resultados satisfactorios obteni-
dos con la Preparation de Wampole
en- varios miembros de mi familia y
ademas de su efcacia, reune la ven
taja de ser muy agradable al pala-
dar." ne venta en- todas las Boticas.
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III
iB indis immortal!

B indis immortal! :. 81 algura
vez errante nor ell mundo te inte1 po"
res & mi paso, no te extr&f1e, oh bar
do iusign9, que este humide trahSjo
que h y deo1 .ote ccor6 nsndo frases
del passdo. =. que siempre palpitau
en- mi alma, vay&n & lleysr & to co
rSz6n de Srtista los eeos tristes de
tn fiel sdmir. dbl.
UG emulo tuyo sigue les derrCt,, j.,
ros de tn arte, con sumo inter6s,
mientras tn pretsndido rival Sa'& ate
camins con agigantRdos pas hsci$
su Ccs 40 muriente, 4 semejsI "a de
los tibi )s re splaudores que pToyect a,
velado ntTe nubss CRISES, un sol de
invierro...
To, por ell contrArio, eres astro
fulgurante, Luz esp!eadoross, cla-i-
dad divins, respls ndor intense y liza
meante de un sstro nuevo que, de
soils ticio en- solsticio, srrlb. 81 ze nit
cuAl moderno z ms 0 lmpico, innun
daudo en- pintoresca lluvia & las Da
n0ideS del mundo.
IQa6 puede ante tn invicta me
recioa fama las diatribas de los hon.
bres fosiles y eternos sB 81 k nei-
sser?.... @
! Lo que una perla lanzsda
con violencia eE el o -eAno!- iCAe
...., y 'aodie se apercite de ellis.
hasta que 1ueds al Ahismo confun.
dirse con ell tango, y q peaar de ser
Ie la 80 adapts al ci ano...., porque
surgida de un molusco, enunca pudo
pr seer las bks cuslidsdes del armi
q -.
Madrid, JUNO 26 de 1902
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D1tOS CllliCOS
de Ia eDfermedad
del Rey Eduardo:
Hizo cuanto pudo por
evltar la operaci6n.
La primera incisi6n fue
hecha por .el DIR. Ira
YES.

Ia enferm dad del rey Eduar.
do comenzo con nn enfriamientO.
Nneve diss Ge paes Sc hAbfa decla.
rado Ia peritifilitis. El Ola 19 de
Jnpio los sfntomas del erfermo to-
msron chrActer sgudo, cedieron un
p CO y se lego 6 esperar que po-
dtia soprell var las tere nonias de
10 coron&c 6n. E estado del pa
ciente, sin embargo, empeoro de
Sub Ito y se h;zo necesaria una c pe-
raci6n i,mediatR. Los edicos que
asisten al pacieL ts Green que 81 no
Sc hnbiera verifcado ls opers G On,
a estss horAs estarfa muerto 81 Rsy.
e. % de Junio por 10 noche 81 es-
tado era gravfsimo: present6se una
gran hinchaz6n de lss extremidades
acompaf1&da de s1utomas alarmsn
tes de mortifi sscion, que hicieron
temer fAllecisra sntes de que los
crujanos pudieran proporci 2narle
alivio.
Ell Rey procure hasta 10 dltimo
evitar 10 operacion y hubo necesi-
dad de ipvocar 10 il fuencia de 10
reina Alejandrs-
En Ia m&ffAna del msrtes "a sc
prepare al pacien'e ptrA 10 opera
ci6n, peligrosf fsimA a1o verifcando.
10 los mejores ciruia Il de Ipg,ate-
IRA. POGO antes de las dos de 10
tarde, ell paciente fue cond II lido de So
lecho la mesa opeT atoris. Des-
pues de administrarsels un ar estes.
co, Sir Freder k NTfaves proc edio &
hscer una incisi6n en- las inmedia.
cion' de 10 irg e, prolorgsndo 10
cortadura en- Ia extension de dos
pulgadas h&cia arriba y hAcis fac
re-. El absceso fae vAcisdo y Sc co.
locaron en- ls herida tubos de desa.
gus. AL recobrar ell pAciente ell co.
nocimiento, sus primesas pals brss
faeren para preguntar por su hijo
Jorge.
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Ganados Peligrosos.
Muerte de un cabo
de munlcipalcs.

V'z,sya, Vssco' gads S (Espi ny
Julio 26. AL dc fsembarcar de, vApt r
<Cotriente 40 bueye, p' :eden.
tes de Ia A gentina Sc g. csparon
cuatro Uno d ellos ARE met 6 & un
tren en- marchs; ttrn Sc ii 6 Ia
ria, pakar dola a NJ d tercero
muri6 revet t .do por la carr rA que
que emprendio pr Is Gan Wis, y ell
cuarto Sc rro en- la Wills, sem
brsnlo ell panico consigais nts.
En- su carrera hirio levemente
dos individuos y dos cabailos, y
frente & la TglesiS de San Anton
volteo q un caoo de guArai~s munici
pales, cauk kandole tao grave conmo
C On cerehrsl que fallecio los po'
cos momeatoS.
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Jncendio
en- Guayaquil.

Gusysqnil, Ja 10 IS El incendio
que Sc declare en- ests ciudad e1
miercoIe en- l. tarje logro ser ex
IL guido snoche despues de de t:uir
novepta MANI mas de cssas de lss
p,iucipA'e ca GALES Las rerdidas Sc
calculsn en- cinco n illones de do
llsr.
La Adnsna y los muelIe, estau
entte los edificios 1e ui1os n. Ia
llsmas La ciu1sd esta hey sin gda
y sin gas. Los habitantes est4a re.
ducidcs al sgus que puede sum'nis'
tra rle elriachuelo Gu@yRquil.
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SOcIedad de SOGorros Mutuos
DE aSAN RAFAEL,

Habi6ndo fallecido ell socio 3 VI
tazAr Rey PES, sin que hastA 10 fe ,ha Sc
hayan presents do & rec lamar ell be-
neicio que corcede ell Artfculo 73 de
esta sociedad, por acuerdo de In jan
tn Directive y en- umplimiento de
10 que ell mismo Artfculo determine
en- su tercer apartado, sc hsce pd oli.
CO, & fin de que II s qae sc consideren
con derecho, pre- euten sus solicitu-
des dehidsments documentadss, & Ia
Presidencia &c 10 sociedad Ssn Jus.
to Q 88 (altot); debiendo aivertir, q
cesarA do dc recho q Ia indicsdA re-
clAmAcion. despues de transcurridos
80 diAs del tercero y 1itimo anurcio.
San Jnsn Pto Rico 10 Agosto 1902.
VQ BQ
El Presidet1e FL Secretsrio
Antonio @ )rdero. Alfonso Prsts.
S 81
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La morena.

,lAvs del Vesubio despren 'ida
y en- sus 1ojas entrAf1as calcinada;
es rayo que condensa una mirada
por fuego de pasiones encendids;
10 musa por lord B yon escogida
y en- sus horAs de int omnio scs riciads;
ola del mar que Sc revuelve airads
por ell foror del viento combs tids;
es realidsd que oil coraz6n halaga;
rico Pc fame de olorosss fl ,res
que todos los sentidos en- briags;
un astro de vivfsimos fa'gores
que ciega 10 ps sion cusnto nauftsga
en- an mundo de luz y de colores.
Ndrc80 Dioz Escob0Y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-03
MaqulnaTia De venta,

La CompAf1fA San Juan Light Il
Transit tiene de venta 6 precios muy
bpjos la signiente maquinaria
l u aquira y una caldera portatil
de Is cAbsllos de fue,z..
l mAquins estAcionaria de 25 ca
bAllos de fue,zs.
1 loco m 1torA tipo cAlderA para
mAquina superior; de coudici6n esta
en- primera clas9, teniendo nueva tn
beriR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-03

Brindis todo 10 posee, por ESQ
en- su arte es perfes to. En- los GnC2d'e
tes D romon2as de Car aster rom&ntico,
Sc nos revela iuspirado, tierno, ideal
con un apssions mieoto incomensura-
BILE. f In ejecuci6n. $50, fogoso,
vehemente, mAtizando todos los tfpi.
cos detalles de Ia N q ,icA que inter
prets.
iCaauta ternura con Schubert,
Chopin, Mer delshonn, B6riot, Bazzi-
nj. $50; tuanta vehemencia con
Vieuxtemps, Alard. Joscni1, Schu-
mann, Leonari y Baethoven!. ....
No omite el mas mfnimo detalle,
porque es tai su fdelid sd N ell autor
que inter prets, que atirmSrases era
ell creador, ell propiolejecutsntes
Recuerdo siempre squella inter-
pretAci6n msgistrsl que dio a 10 sca-
vAtina de RI IF, y & Ella h sses de
Vie a xtemps, en- un concerto verifi.
cRdo hace amos en- el teatro de Puer
to Rico. Nunca Sc borrar6 de mi
mente ese coloso, porque luego he
dido & Sarasate las mismas piez*s..
-, y sin embargo no posee aquella
elegAncia, ii &quel sdecirs, nj aque
liz correction tan exquisitas que en-
contl 6 en- ell Reg de las OctovaS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-03
Dos sonetos.
La rubia.

E la dor virgiral y pc, 1msda
que halo dosel be jo 10 selva umbrfa
nieve cuya blancura envidiarfa
10 esp 6 eadida y gsntil S:erra Nevada
un rayo de IL luna platexds;
&c Verdi 10 sentida meloo1s;
un tesoro de LmAeiea poesfs
por 10 musa de Bscquer inspjrads;
an suspiro del mar, que acsricisdo
por los besos que ell viento le rrocura,
divide en- oIdss su cristal rizado;
una quejs de amor y de ternura,
y un &rgel por los cielos enviiiAdo
con un 1ayo de sci por vestidura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-03

Nestro gbsde Ry uardo de
dchss
enfer
agico cmiento
prometfa ell rs fsstuoso delsgo
de
odos los doses inns gnabs del ga&nte
suado
pfofesfas de asoogos
preocupado tenfan III regio eDfermo
todo bien "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-03
IntereSa.

Necesuamos Agentes vendedoreS
para la venta por medic de muestras,
de nuestros articulos al comorcio al
por mayor detail, dc la isla de Puer
to-Rico. Los articulos son muy ven
dibles con solo mostrarlos. Somos los
primeros dnicos manufacturers
de los articuloS de nuestro ramo, en-
el mundo So paga sueldo comisi6n'
liberal. Para mas detalles dirijanse
los interesados, incluyendo tres cen
tavos en- sellos, 4 la "CAN-DEN MA
NUFACTURING COMPANY" Bu-
ffalo-N.Y United States of America.
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Ano Mum San uanPu Domingo
at 10 m at s Juan R
BrindiS de SalaS.
(De maestro cogresponsaI arttstico
Sr. Angel g.. Mor0fes)

Entire les mas grAndes vrtuosos
del mundo, cuentase este insigne vic
linista de color.
La esbelta figura del reg de las
octovas Guam 10 apsrece en- el prosce.
nio, parece agigantarse, como L. j.
luetA arrogsute de un rey etiope.
Dirfase de Brir5is dc Salas que
todos los grandes secretoR del violin
go, le son femiljares. Nsdie igua
IL su tecnicismo y escuela sorpren-
deptes. Las obras de Paganini, Sc n
su baluarte, =. .Obras que todos los
violinistss actuales poseen como es
tudio y jam6s Sc aver turan eiecu.
tar en- puolicos cemeteries.
Y esto prueba term ninautemente,
Ell criterio que formara IN severo
critico frant G., del ilus tire Grtists,
objeto de estss lineaa, cuAndo ha
liar dose en- N W YoIk oy6e por
primer& vez ejecutar .la danza de las
6rujas de Psganini; eSr. >Bclndis, g.
u. Ell PAderew W Xxi del violln.>
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ILF0n6graf0s!!

MArcs sVfc OF, el meior fAbri-
cado de vcz mas clara, y que Sc ha
inventado basta hoy, con nm buen
surtido de escog d As pleas de canto
y m1sica.
Sc venden en- ell Grsn BazAr de
NovedGdes de Gonzalez Palm Her
m&nos, San Francisco 38.
s LIZ 9
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AQuien nint6reSe!

En- los abundantes p&stos de
mslojilla que contienen los terrenos
conocidos por IL denomination de
eLA VEGA DE DON LORENZO
LEZCANO. sltuados en- ell barrio
de la Carrera de este termino, Sc
Admite & Guido ganado caballsr por
10 suma de tres dollars meDsuales.
FL Guido es esmersdo, y para
evitar las. sustracciones se vigila en-
10 vega todss las noches.
Dirijirse & don Andres Psz Ur =
daz, quien reside en- Ii misma fnca
y quien ofrece en- venta, por precio
modico, ocho vscas hermosas que
dan leche en- abundapcia.
Arecibo Mayo 1902.
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TARJETAS de vista con s. bre-
y sin elloS, Sc hacen en- xLa Cos
rrespondencia.1
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Doctor Rafael CeSterO.

Cirugfa general.
@ Partos.
Intermediates del apSrato
geneto- -urinario del hombre y de la
muir.
Consultas de ZAP. M.
Guayama.
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POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las enfer-
medados en- general.
Operaciones quir1rg1cas.
Especialldad en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las vi2s urinarias.
Horas de consultas de 2 q 4 de
la tarde.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, Is.
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Carpetas para EScrituras Nota-
riales, en- ala Correspondencia.s
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g. LOPEZ CEPERO
S05 Henry Street Brooklyn N. Y.
Adm te huespeaes & prccios mo
aicos, con & sin comida o ..

Para curar un Refvddo en- un dia
tome las PAETILLAs LAXANTEs DE BRoMo
QUININA. 81 boticario lie devovera el dinero al
La frma de E. W. GROVE hsyl
en- cads caiita
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FOREIGN

One Year............ gold ...... . 500
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-07
IN COMPLIMENT TO
 MRS. GREENE.

Mrs. Dan Greene of Birmingham. who is visiting Mrs. Ned Richardson McDavid,
 was the guest of honor Thursday after noon at a card party given by Mrs. McDa- vid, when she also entertainer the Sans souci Club. number of guests besides the members of the club were invited. The flowers and refreshments were beautiful and delightful The score cards were Gibson heads. The guest prize. a bust. was cut for by Mrs. Dan Greene and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald. Mrs. Mcdonald winning The club prize, large pen and ink head framed in black, was won by Miss Sadie Rudulph. Mrs. McDavid was assisted in receiving her friends by Miss Gabriella Watts and Miss Dorothy Owen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-07
MISS ELMoRE ENTERTAINS
 FRIDAY NIGHT CLUB.

The Friday Night Card Club was de- lightfully enteEtained Thursday night oy Miss Mildred Fillmore at the home Of MT. and Mrs. George Halls. The house was tastefully decorated in palms.
 The ladies prize was a silver ornament and was won by Miss Laura Hill. The eet1tlemen's prize. silver mounted shay ing brush, was won by Mir. George Halls
 The guests were: MT. and Mrs. War ren S. Reese: Misses Fannie Halls, Laura Hill. Savannah Elmore, Edna Joseph Sallie Halls. Norah Spann. Kate Mc- Iemore, Laura Fillmore. Mittie Ellen Ash ley. Mamie Hails Alberta Pickett Grace Laurie of Keokuk. Iowa, Annie Halls May Fillmore, Margaret Dimmlck and Fan nie Pickett; Messrs J. B. Jones, c. T. Fitzpatrick, J.,T. Dimmick, George Halls. Mason Jones, W. I. Whiteman, Edward Murray. Henry Wagner, J. w. Hoit, L. H. Dawson, G. W. Halls. Jr. Leon Ash lev. William Ball, Samuel Hoffman, Thet- ford and Dr. A. B. Wright.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-12-07

SOCIAL CALENDAR.

y Monday, Methodist Auxiliary to x Society will Church at 33o o'clock S
 Committee G. I. A. with S .& J Wright 3 o'clock % Tuesday, e-called meeting of Working Womans .x Home at 3:30 o'clock -S
 Tuesday Richardson marriage the % < Baptist Church at 5 o'clock V x Tuesday, December oWomans Auxiliary to Y M C. A. will v < at II o'clock % e-White Association with & Mrs. J. D at a m. <
 Tuesday Euchre Club Levystein. & Wednesday, marriage at the s Methodist Church at 5:3o o'clock S Wednesday, Chapter D. A. R. S < with Mrs B. B.5s at o'clock Y < Wednesday, 1o-D Robert Godhwai < compliment and Mrs. Wat x kins
 Thursday Thursday with Miss Theresa at S:l5 o'clock. &
 Thursday 1.-The with Louis Robinson. @ Thursday, 1.-The Campbell marriage at < < Court Street al 5 o'clock x Saturday. Saturday Club with < Miss Louise Marks. ~ Monday 15The Tnagn with Misses Haa &
 
 1eThe marriage at the S Church Holy Comforter <
 
 ception.+ Thursday, S < Halls Janney. S < Friday e-The Club with Miss < Olivia Arlington. & x Friday December 1e-The Magazine .& L. Ruth. &
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on December 3rd by Mrs. Thomas owen at her beautiful new home in Cloverdale. The subject for the morning was Bud dhism Mrs. W. H. Tisdale furnished a paper on the Ramayarra and Mrs. Forbes Liddell gave a selected reading on Bud dhism. An open discussion followed, after which there was music by the presi- dent, Mrs. Gayle. The guests Of the club were Mrs. Dan Green of Birming- ham, who is visiting Mrs. Ned McDavid and Mrs. Brickell of Huntsville, the guest of Miss Olivia Arlington. Mrs. Brickell gave a delightful talk on club work The club will next be entertained by Miss Olivia Arlington, Friday, December IS.
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THE SECESSION
 CAPITAL CHAPTER.

The Secession Capital Chapter met at the home of the President Mrs. T. H. Mabson. The meeting was well attend ed and Mrs. John G. Finley, delegate from the chapter, made a full and ex- ceedingly interesting report from the Y. D. C. Convention, held in New Or leans.
 The motto selected by the chapter is as follows: '"Whatsoever Is excellent, as God lives. is permanent The flower chosen is the cape jasmine. It was decid- ed to have an entertainment at an early date for the benefit of the old soldiers. The corresponding secretary read let ter from Miss Caldwell at Jacksonville,
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and to our dead a disrespect unspeak able?
 That fact is that our city cemetery is in state of woeful and shocking neglect.
 This is the case in spite of all that Mir Ryan, within ms limitations, can do. By no fault of his Is Oakwood Cemetery so Gisgraceful a contrast to Gods acre in other cities.
 To begin with as you drive out on the extension of Columbus Street and pass into the road winding by this burying ground, so fitted by nature for conse- crated ground, with it's level spaces, gen tie slopes and grand old trees-as the cemetery comes into view, the eye of ev- cry stranger is drawn away immediately and violently from the gleaming monu. ments that rise on the vision of the hor-~ rible, shocking ditch on tife left which is half engulfing and half revealing the city's dirt dumped there constantly by the street cleaning force; the eyes of those whose dear ones rest under the shade of the trees there see it with revulsion which I cannot describe, but which I will believe you can imagine. Drive on now, and enter the gate, and what do you see? Walks and roads where rains riot and spoil the surface, piling up debris here and there. trash caught on the sides of the dividing walls of lots and many a sign of utter forgetfuness of the reverence due halowed ground.
 Women are banding together to study art. literature. music and so to beautify and ennoble life. Surely they know that the primal literature and music and art of every land were devoted to the good who had passed from mortal sight. that our dead live again in us through their memories sacredly cherished, and that in dishonoring them by desolated cemetery