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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16

SQa6 ss 10 ideAI9 a donds lIavA7 Qls
bsnefctos pr6sieos produce ?
Bah Tfene rax6n sobrada mi buen ITO,
quien yc- ESTE pidoi-creyendo cua Ia faliei.
dad consists en- onar solsmsnss-motsjabA de
cruel de prosaico.
! Pross Y que % el mundo sine ESQ La
misja de poesia que podfa quedAr ne ha muar
10 por Sofocsci6n, aplastada por las manos pc
c&doras de tanto bAr&tero nterario, q Cuian In
prensa-profanando N mission sAnta-abre
las pusrtAs de Ia publcidAd.
Dl1o In niis arrancando I'M 6.timo ar
mcnloso Aeorde nj eleg ANTE PIeyel como postreR
nando eI hsrmoso instru mento, lego su me.
s. de noche, y en- papel satinadc, con msno
convullAp trAi6 estRs lfneAs:
aI'6 ssta nochs nj Rsal: En- mi palco
os sspero. SuyA,
~
Esplrltuai nlha Nsgra ID cAbellsra al
ignal de sus Ojos. .xib.e de tale, vAporosa,
AArea, parecia Rosario artfsticamants recosta-
do en- e bAIc6n del palco, ago semejante q
Venus dc Clt6re eLv1elta en- seda y abrum ada
de pedReTfA Q I6 contrante formaba con aQuel
hom bre obsso, de tez palida fruncido entire
csio
-Dscidida ante-iijo Ia hsrmoss iogsn
egltando su abKMico de piumas dirigi6ndose
n su nte-decididAmente, Marques,
que soy falls pensando que es ciesto oil cGrsffo
tantAs vsces Dor vos jurAdo.
Y 20, R3sario, pens&ndo en que usted
'responde O mi Garlic qua dentro de
" 1vse diAs mia bF&zos tremulos de emoCl6n es-
treeh1rAn ese cuerpo modeIo de gsntiesa, olvt-
do me dc psnas dolores y me trAsporto de lA
TERRA nj cislo.
-
sS4 cas1ron el Marques Rosariof
tCl&roi La hsmhra tuvo 81 b 1m hrei 10 con.
junci6n dc los sexos no hiso proscncia CON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
CONCESSION A CUBA
Ell DEBATE EN- LAS OAMARAs

En~la CGmara dc fsprssentantes de Wss
hington contin6a 10 discussion Sobrs 10 proYss@
tsda rseiproefdad CON Cubs. Aigunos misT&
bros dc OkmAra do Comarcio de Nnsva York
90 han diYigido In Oomisi6n de medioS v arbf-
trIos estA ha devuelto su informe NJ Congre.
so reuomendsndo una rsducsi6n de 3S pof 100
sobre las actuAles tArifas de introd ncei6n.
ConRdenciamsnte &c sAbe que fines do
In RemanA en- curso tendr6 efecto In votaei6n
Anal del proyecto.
I'm eli Ssnado sc est6 tambien disentisndo
con toda actividad 10 question cAbAna, los
mismbros de aquel also Suerpo sspsran ansioA
SOS oil resultado de In C6mara baia.
La mayorfa republicans del SenAdo sst4
conforms en- Ia reduction del IS por eisnto,
seRun 90 espsrA 10 aeusrds t&mbisn ad II Ok-
mara de representatives y seguramsRts no %
harG nIrgunA otrA coneeSi6n mas la Gran
Antilla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
bIBLfoOrE6A Be &LA DEMooRAo1As

-dPor que?
: hi hijo Sc marcia ! Amefica
con su muier. AmboS me piden
que les acompafIe; pero fnicsrnerf-
to cuando haya.... cuafldo hays
nquidado mis- cuentas con ia 1rs
ticia.
El duoae Be agit6 en- 81 ssiento!
<xLs justicia ? sQa6 te pasa?
I'm NAL n egocio.
-Exp'fcate.
-. no So 81 podres, dijo ell
gcarda- -bosque mny quedo. Apo
Y6se en- la chtmenea. temblando
de tai modo que ell canon del fusil
colgedo de su hamhro daba gOlpe-
citOs contra ell msrmol. Tuvo que
volyerse en- pie para con5ar su his
toria. Un relate verdaderaments
sencillo sinieetrC. Lamado en- la
noche del viernes para una batida
contra los caZedIres en yedado,
vo!vfa & ESQ de las dos de la mafia-
ns, cuando salt6 de Ia vfntana de
su casa IN hom bre al patio de Ia
Ermtta La noche estaba i6brega.
Cree que IS un ladron, tira sin
apuntar, 10 alcanza, y cuando 80
scerca para yer quien es.
Una voZ brutal Ia iaterrumpio;
-Mientss.
El guarda Sc irguio ante Ell In
salto:
mi general
-Te digo que mientes. No es
de esa manera como mataste 81
principe. Lo Sc, So 10 que has he
cho, 10 mismo que al faera tu con-
ciencia; solo que quiero GIRO de tu
boca. Vamos hablo. -. pero no,
esoera Y peg6 IN grito: <!Dei.
| cr6s.1
| Cuando ell indio vi6 entrar. gfa.
/ We ceremonioso. al luez dc ms
/ truccI6o ca Ell tribunal de Corbeil.
/ que CT nucis pr haber declarado
/ much 10 veces ante 6l en- delitoe do
caza. sinti6 donlarsele las r0dillas,
como 81 ell verdugn le huhiers
Il puesto yg Ia mano sobre ell humbro
Il dicE9ndole: sandandc Las carnes
II irregulares de sns anchss meiillas
Il palidecieron y 20 shoEdaron, No
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
Muerte de IN estudiante

El C0mlsionado do Educaei6p, docSof
LirgsAy, Ia Feafbido an cable de Huntir gson
-Pennsylvenia-notihek el fAilectDis q 20
ca squsIla siudads del iovsn puertorriqos no
don santiago Ls3s.
Eats ioven tenfa diacinusve a6os de edad
" hAbia lido 6 eRtudfar s los Essados Unidos,
expsnsas del Tesoro de Puerto Rico.
Su muerts fne oeasionada por nm rsnma-
tismo nj eoraz6n.
El docsor Lindsay te'earah6 nmsdiasa-
ments O los directories dsi colsgio do Hunting
ton, dopde "a sdneaba oil jovan Lszs, dispo-
niendo que 81 entisrro y funeRslss del cadzvsr
se hicisssn por los rites de ls religion eat6lica.
apcst6liea y romans, o que psrtanecfa sl di.
fnnto q que psrtsnsss en- fsmiifS.
DsPloramos la dssgrasia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16

sl APPLAUSE del gran nusado de la villa corta.
En el hotel que habit&ban los xecien casa
dos, no dejabA OR oil piano sus sonoFos aeoFdes.
" 80 naturali Caando dos hsras 80 dsUoron
el arts snmudsee.
1Lo hAbsis oEssrvados
Yosf.
POr oil attic sn que los buitrss se eissnsn
no asomA ID torcAx.
En las horas en- que Ner6n ss sentfa posts
que tambien ese tirano le ensr6 esa comes6A
mo concurriA Al circo, NO prssenoiaba las
escsnas del Spoiarfam.
AherA, copio:
x*~
Dscfs antier un psri6oico de gran circu-
laci6n
eHA causado profunda amargA impre.
si6n On los cfrcuIos sociales ds esta Corta In
noticis de habsr faliecido rspentinamsnts sl
Marques de x: CON OCCASION de "a mrsrte hay
dfvsraoa comantaTfos.1
YGplana vuslta. decis el mismo psri6-
dico
&Con motivo de 10 musrsa del Marques de
x de que damos cusn1a an otro lugar de este
mfsmo nh nero, concGrri0 In casa mortncria
al dtsting guido y slegante j6ven-alma de nuss.
sros efrcuos-don Francisco de CANA, qnisn
como h&llArA sobTe una consola IN revolver y
10 tom6ras por acaso, On sus manos, dfspar6
nm pr0y aetil que hirt6 oil de CANA en- la frsnta,
izquisrdo de 10 gentil. bella, en- aqusiloa mo-
msntos Atribalads Rosario, ssposa del fallsci-
do Marqu9s.S
AfortuD ads ments para el bte1a pGTscer, los
muartos no hs b an: Ds 10 cootrArlo an aqua-
liz casa hubiera tntsrvsnido Ia tusticia.
TsnfE raz6n Rosario cuando exclAmada
81 Prosa 10y que es ell % ando sino esoFs
Ramon Maria Torres.
San Sebastian, ADrii de 1909.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16

de su 5uena voluntad -. prisfon
Ia misma no he. incomnnica1o
desde hacfa tres dfas =. resuitado
nulO.
Sc burla de usted. No es u.s.
ted bastante sagaz, mascullaba Ell
general.
al coDtrario, mi quefido da-
que. -. PareCe acusarse de iuten-
TO; es una cosa inexplicable. TeDgo
prueba incontestable de que no
lego hasta Ell ldnes por La maffana.
dos dfas dsspu6s del asesinato.
7 & medida que es ia pista SO des
vanece, desSubTo ttra mucho mas
segura, en- que coiacide TODD, la
hora, Ell dfa, los motivos, las inves.
tigsciones de mis- sgentes, las car
tas an6pimas que recibo..
Delcrtis Sc par6, viendo aparecer
en- el umb bral de Ia pu .rta ventana
an criado. <AS1ien auda ahip FL }
dicho que nadie vengas grito el
general con su voz de mando. El
lacayo desapareci6 aterrorizado. y
en- lugar suyo vi6se una sombra
gigantesca que interceps6 la entra.
da: <DIspenss ell sefIlr Duque.S
-tAhl / Eres til, SaltacorG
Dalerfs Sc acerc6 al general de
prisa y sin hscer rufdo le dilo:
xRuego & usted que reciha este
hombre; continuaremos la conyer-
sact6n cuando lie haya visto.S
El general alzo los hombrOS 9
indicandole la puerta, ocu'ta por
una cortina. que daba Ala sa'a de
recibo: <Entre usted al le dljo.
va le ilamar6 Z volviendose ha-
cla 10 escalinsta: <Adsntro, Eu'
genio.s
EofAauaeido, encorvado, con las
piernas Il jas, parecfa que Ell Iodie
se levanraha de una enfermedad.
Tam bi6n su Voc hsbia perdido vi
gor, aunque SO esforzaba en habls:
CON frmezs y en- andar con pasI
seguro, pues vessia en traie do gals
J estaba baio las armas J delants
de su safIor.
--Seflsr Duque, dijo, en- pie ]
con In vista on 10 slfombra; vengs
4 rcgarle que acepte mi dimision
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16

movimianto de cabez9. e general
cue retorcia sus bigotes con furors
AID log oios de la carts d Valongo:
xDe todos modos, hay cosas qua no
me explico. >. Scon que oolebo oss
este pasop 80. az por que no 10
has dado anteSp
-Ah, senior duque, las mu1eres
Oedi & los ruegos de mi nuera que
feme A su mar1do como nj fuego
nua 6leseabA ocultarle al falta. Asl
"a Que el pobre muchacho ha vivf-
10 todos estos dias con nosotros
sin fgurarse NADIA. Ios su alma
cen, hablaba del ssunto en- oil tren
CON todo ell mundo. -. 20, puede
hated pensar Of me ponfa viejo. La
idea de que an inocente estaba en-
4 cArcel por culpa mia, de que
aal vex gerfA condenado. -. Por
In. aver, cOniamos los tres, mi
hiio me vie rechaE2r M plato sin
socarlo, como me s1cedfS desde el
suceso. <Dtme qus te pass. nadre
no pude coutenerme, put quello
ne sofocaba demasiadn y le die Ia
IA verdad. ;Pobre nif1lI crei que
Iba a caarse muerto del golpe. Su
tnuiet 10 echo de rodillas delants
de 81. pero al slqutera Ia miro. OIL
vidaba su desdicha: <No, no.
ncupemonos primero del padre. Ha
taltado y es precise que repare el
dsFo ;Ah, que momentos esos
en- las casasl eNos Abraham %.
llozando, y le jure venir hoy yer
al sefior duque, como he hech0.S
--Todo esto respira verdsd, mur"
tnur6 Delcfds.
y concuerda con 10 que acabo
dc leer, sfIadt6 el general como
pesaroso. Lo 1nieo que 20 me ex
plIco es esa herida de perdigones
que loa m6dicos no han podido 90
contrar bajo Ia descomposicion del
roatro. -. sin embargo oil cnerpc
no ha estado mAs que dos dfas er
el 6oaque.
- Una treta de cazador en- veda
do, sefKor zuque. contesto SAltacol
estfemecieDdose; pero preferiri'
Rfranearme la lengua A..
A coptar al padre que, para qu'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
1mpuesto especial
EN- LA GRAN ,BRETANA

e gobisrno Ing 81 essa hacienda gFandss
esfaarzos porque sean aprooadcs por las dos
OkmaFAs del PsFlamsnt0 nm In pueato especial
sobre los derechos de tnsroducoi6n del sr'go
las hariaAa en- Gran Brssada.
Ei objsto de esss recargo oosdece o edni-
librsP los g .stos erigtnados por Is gFsrTa del
Afriea deI Sar, sshAladaments sn sl h.sime
mss.
Ests AsuA9o ensusntYa FeaidisimA oposi-
ei6n en- los dos eusFpos colsgisiativcs en Ca
si toda Ia prsnsa del psis. habisndo concerts
do ell concrete IN plan eombiaad0 csn algunos
lorss , DipusaGos para derRotaF al SooisEno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
Extraction de basuras

No 90 esta In primsra vez que nos oeupa-
mos de 10 In for N alidad de los encAr&ados dc ia
extraction de- IN basurs en- OAguas.
Hoy mes /, forms sl inspector de ssnidsd
oue pracisa menea. en- eallss donde "a prssen-
tan mas caaos de viruelas % van much1s Co ios
nes de- inmundieias en- espera dsl carfo do ba.
sursa.
Al eontrstists, sefsr @ IN mes CsbasudO,
parsea que no preocupa en- NADIA 10 ballad del
pnebio.
Cobra hisn y airse mall
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
Los sucesos de BeIgica
Orden complete

Las &utoridAdes de BruseIas han conse-
guido restA bleceR el orden en- toda la ciudad,
asf como tsmbi6n en- sus 6Arrios extremes en-
los pueblos ltmftrofes.
Los revoltosos fueron detsnidos v ne pfohi.
ben los meeting opct&iittas en- TODD Be gica Sc
gun disposiciones del gobierno.
No ha ocurrido In ssperAdA crisis ministe-
rial Las hltimss noticise !ndickn, que por
Ahors, continuar& merecfendo toda 10 conhan-
IN de In Coron& el Actual Gsbinete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
SENORA De PALACES

Desda haea O guuos diaa 90 halla en- Ca
guas In apfsciabie .fiors dtGa Mercedes de 10
Terra de Palacles, hijs de Puerto Rtco que re.
eide en- Bareelona. PasarA una lArga tempo.
KAaa an oil pals.
Ia senora do Paiseios 90 hija del cue fnS
distinguido pusrsorriqueno, don Carlos do 10
Tore.
EnsIamosla nnss1ro atanao sAindo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
FRITzE, LUNDT & GO.
PONlE, II. H.,

PON I A, E. H.
Casas en- nayagsies y San J~G's.)
Ba0quer~~ cOsnAsGOmAssss
AGEN TIES
d, l.s siguientss ooupshfaH de vapores
MAnbGrS AmorAs@n LAms
Hamburg.
IA VEL0CE
Esw EsFA and E'sO. RAcO q. O. CO
New York.
M0nsoo Steamship Line,
New York.
Sara Steamship Line
Liverpool.
vsourss corrsOs de ssbrinOs do Herrera
Hsbana.
Galveston EosS Indies o. @. CO
Galveston.
De las siguientas Compafifas dc Ase-
xuros CONTRA incendlo.
LA BALOtsF,
HAMBURG BREMENSE,
AACHEE & MUNICH.
AsE4UROs MARITIMOE
Norte GsrulAnica.
NcpP0aessE E&mA0C
ssl Board of Underwriters of New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
Mercado de New York
uoTIZACIONES DEL Ola

Harina de trigo <El Gigantss sl 3-s5
Idem de msiz sGoldon Maize> $50
Id de trigo eel Premio Mayors SOS
Id sCsballo VolAn:ss , sos
Aiimento p. cabailo Stock Food i-s0
Tocino de Norton 1925
Woo0lwn 17-2S
Tocino gCreeient5s 1850
Jamones California laa 1G0 ID s-2S
Salchichones 1900
Quesos 1900
Msntsca q La venesdora Co
rrients) TOO
Mantaca La PrimerGD para $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
Una carta de
la se1ora Rogue
Puerto Rico, AbFiI Is 1e 1899.
Er. Dtractor de La DEMOCRACIA.

Puerto Rtco, AbrH Is IN 1s02.
Er. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Muy sefIoR nfo y eompAfsro: 1ssieodo
sceptAdo proposiciones qua me han sido he
ehas de 10 ciudsd de Ponce. para estab becsr
elf nm sooiegio particular de 81 1rfsas,s ba1o
eli miSmo plAa de enssnansa de las sacueias
amsrieapas, = en- ei gus puada satudtarsa has
- 81 vrofasorado, hsmos dsjsdo de pubIiesr
<L. Evoiuei6n.> q quadando sgrae ssldas 81 "a
vor qus sl pdo,iso de- esaa capital de 10 isia
hA vsDido dispensAndonoa.
Como dsspuss de impraao al 6timo n6ns-
ro hsmos reeihido para aI sOsrt&msn de las
sres bsllazas, ;. SIS votos mas fsvcr d. 10 &C.
dorita Ana Maria Hsrnan4ez, do Ponce. y
siendo ella In qua mas votCs hs obssnido. asia
snprssa resais q diehs seioiits I'M artfattco
abaniec, y hsrS publisAr ga rssrAso Ga si so.s
q amigo eEl Carnavais
Estimande la pubiicsciAn do lB presents.
40 do ustsd alta. .. o. q b. G. IA.
Ana Rogue de Duprey.
1sx- Di-essors de ala Evoluei5ns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
Manifestation po'ftica

Yabueos, Abril II de 1909.
Ssnor director de LA DEMocRAc1A.
Csguas.
Suplico 6 ustsd 30 sirva dar publisidAd en
las coIumnas de su iIustrado virii perio 1ieo
s las Knsas siguisnses, por 10 que lie ansicipa
las mas expres,vas gracias.
Gregorio Rivera Isquierdo.
Hasta In fscha be vsnido pertsneciendo al
pgrsido repuhlicano, pero no conforna con los
derroteros que e,ts sigue, puss en- ninguno
de aus actos hA laborado poF at bianess&r DE
nusstro tan qusrido como dssgrsciado pals. ma
sepsro por complete de dicho coieenvldads
ouedando en- actitud Independents.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16
r 9 a l. 1 : M .
LA DEMOORAOIA

A rososoo R4bto, en- prasba 10 rs,pso stmpatsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-16

sS4 casaron el Marques y Rosariof
iC,&roi La hsmbra tuvo sn omb brsi 10 con.
nnci6n dc los sexos ne hiso & prosenciA y CON
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-11-14
Field Trials Of Dogs.

Mr.. Charles F. Brooke, of this county
got high honors with his beagles, Bonnie B
and Bessie B., in the field trials on Long
Island, on Wednesday Of last week. A dis.
patch from New York, dated the 9th inst
gives the following particulars of the field
trials:
Birdie B., owned by the Waldingheld
Beagles, won the leading honors to day in
the beagle trials which are being decided on
the estate of William G. Whitney, at Wheat
ley Hills, Long Island. Bonnie B. and
Bessie B ., the property Of Chss. F. Brooke,
of Sandy Spring, Md, and Matchless, from
the Guyassata Kennels, carried away sec.
ond and third honors, the latter pair being
tip for third position. Lady Contralto, of
the Rock Ridge Kennels, was the reserve.
Bonnie b. and Bessie b. were two of the
four beagles which carried away the ma.
tional challenge cup last yea in the pack
stakes. Animals in open class B, dogs or
bitches, ID inches and under, were tried to.
day.
The trials were commenced under cond.
tions which argued for the best work of the
tests There was light rain throughout
the morning, which made the scent pretty
near perfect. A slight fog in the afternoon
initiated somewhat against the spectators
viewing the tests as they desired, but the
judges and handlers admitted that every.
thing was propitious for good sport. At
the end Of the day everybody was rain.
soaked, but darkness put an end to the
judging.
Rock Ridge Caution handled by Joe Lewis,
and Bonnie B. were the first tried. Accord
ing to the judges, Caution is very well named,
hunting badly. Bonnie started three rab.
bits, boiling two of them, and did nice work
generally.
Lady Contralto and Skippy were then put
down, the lady gaining the decision, Sklppy
did not bark to her opponent, who hunted
fairly well and drove nicely Bridget B.,
of Waldingfeld Beagles, and Thornheld's
Lady, the property of Ernest Gill, of Balti-
more, we're such moderate pair in work
that there was nothing between them.
Bridget B. was too slow and careful, while
Thornhelds Lady tongued wildly.
Mlneola, handled by Mrs. Theo. Houser,
of Chicago, and Peerless, put down by Joe
Lewis, were disposed Of with the verdict
that neither was OF much use.
The first series was ended when Birdie
b., the ultimate winner, and Blue Bell, were
brought together Birdie b. proved a very
eager worker, with keen nose Blue Bell
was gawky and failed to get any applause
from the judges.
Beginning the second round Matchless
defeated Thornhed's Lady after a long
chase in open in which she did the most
work.
Neither Birdie b. nor Lady Contraito
hunted well in their next trial. The Lady,
however, seemed to have an advantage after
they started rabbit
Birdie b. and Bessie b. had a Inc long
chase, in which the former ran true and
trailed in good fashion. There was plenty
of music and Birdie tongued st.
Birdie b. did we'll In her race with Bon
ME B. and started rabbit for long run,
driving 1t to its hole.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-11-14

Church Wedding Miss Harriet Il
Gardner, daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. VIM
F. Gardner, was married Tuesday at 1870
o'clock TO Rev. Thomas j. Packard, rector
Of the Rockville Episcopal Church. The
ceremony took place at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Howard county, on the Washing
ton road, of which the brides father is rec
tor, by whom the ceremony was performed
The brides brother, William Gardner,
gave her away, and her sister, Miss Eliza
Gardner, was the maid Of honor. Except
as TO the veil worn by the BRIDE they were
dressed alike in white.
The groom was attended by his nephew,
Mr.. Packard Lloyd, as best man. The ushers
were Messrs. Charles Lee, Frank Poe, Mau-
rice Lee and Thomas V. Dudley, Jr. The
church was decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS. A reception at the rectory followed
the church service.
The groom is the son Of the late Rev. DIR
Packard, Of the Virginia Theological Semi.
nary, and brother Of Mr.. Joseph Packard,
OF the Baltimore bar, and president Of the
Board Of School Commissioners.
Numbers Of the clerical friends Of the two
families were present.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-11-14
BrOwningsViIle Items

The annual election Of officers for the
Epworth League of Bethesda Methodist
Church resulted as follows President, Al.
burn A. Watkins; first vice. president, Chas.
Houser; second, Janey Beall; third, VIM
Broadhurst; fourth, Della T Walker sec
rotary, Joshua Broadhurst; treasurer, Mile
Linthicum.
The following are the officers elected for
the order of Good Templars Grand Chief
Templar, Norman Jabobs Vice templar,
Sally Lewis; secretary, Riley Jacobs; treas
urer, Robert Mullnlx marshal, Willard
Burdette; chaplain, Mamie Watkins.
William Burns, son of Sylvester Burns,
was married to Miss Cora Watkins, daugh-
ter of Amanda Watkins, in Frederick city
last week. They will make their future
home near this village.
Nathan j. Walker, of Gaithersburg, and
brother, OF Browningsvile, have lately re-
turned from visit to Appomattox, Va
They went to pay a visit to their old friend
and schoolmate. Rufus X Purdum, who left
this county SO years ago, and they had not
met since that time. Wonderful changes
have taken place since March 18th, 1850,
when Nathan Walker landed on the farm
he had purchased of Charles Orme, near
Gaithersburg, for about $40 per acre.
Mr. John Snowden, of Martinsburg, w
Va, who spent several weeks visiting his
two sisters, Mrs. Wyley and Mrs. Broad
hurst, and their numerous families, has re.
turned TO Martinsburg. No stranger made
more favorable impression upon all with
whom he came in contact than he has done
His return is looked for at an early date.
November IL, 1902. w.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-11-14

Reading Circle The Rockville Read.
ing Circle met at Mr.. Pumphrey's Tuesday,
November 4th, at 730 p. N. The meeting
was called to order by Mr. W. s. Ward,
who was appointed chairman. The follow
ing program was arranged for the next
meeting
Ends Of Teaching, Miss Brewer A Trim
ity of Principles, Miss Rice A Trinity Of
Processes, Miss Albert Methods Of Instruc.
ton, Mr.. Harley; Drill and Test, Miss
Garrett; Oral Instruction, Miss b. Dove
instruction and Book Study, Miss |. Dove
Glass Instruction, Miss Hughes.
After the discussion Of the above subjects
the Question Box will be opened.
The next meeting will be held at Mr.
Charles Owens, Rockville, Md, Tuesday
November 25th, 1902, at Z z. NJ. All mem
bers are requested 10 be present.
SECRETARY.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-11-14

Is the orly harmless cough cure that gives
quick relief Cures Coughs. Colds, Group,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Pneumonia,
Asthma, LaGrippe and all Throat, Chest and
Lung troubles, | got soaked by rain, says
Gertrude &. Fenner, Muncie, Ind and con
trscted a severe cold and cough. failed rap
idly lost 4s lbs. Ny druggist recomme nded
One Minute Cough Cure. The first bottle
brought relief; several cured me- am back
to my old weight, 1853 lbs, One Minute Cough
Cure cuts the phlegm, relieves the cough at
once, draws out Inflammation, cures Group.
An ideal remedy for children. R.W. Vinson
Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1902-11-14
A THANKSGIVING Dinner

Heavy eating is usually the first cause o
indigestion, Repeated attacks inAame tn,
mucous membranes lining the stomach, ex-
poses the nerves of the stomach, producing 4
swelling after eating, heartburn, headache,
sour risings and finally catarrh of the stom
ach Kodol relieves the Inflammation, pro-
tects the nerves and cures the catarrh. Kodol
cures indigestion, dyspepsia, all stomach
troubles by cleansing and sweetening the
glands of the stomach. R. W. Vinson, Rock
Vile, Md.