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COUNTY NEWS.


ssassw.-t Hssper
The cottages Of J. J. Lawton and Eben
hiehardson are receiving fine coats OF
paint.
Mrs. Lydia Robinson, who has been so
seriously ~ with acute rheumatism. now
seems somewhat improved.
Union services will be held at the Con-
xrcgaiionsI chp~ch Thanksgiving morn.
ing Rev. Harry HIN is to deliver the
the sermon.
Mrs. Alton Billings, whose infant son
Is bur three weeks old, very narrowly
esnapsd ran Of pneumonla last week.
She Il now ont OF danger.
John whilmoss hiss gone to Hawail 10
engage Ia business relations VITA james
Dole. II r. expected that Allea LAWYER
will soon 20 TO the same place to assist
these yoang men 10 establishing a can
ming factory.
After weeks vacation schools here
were resumed Monday, Nov. II. To the
regret OF the pupils OF the grammar
school, Miss Myra Wilson, 80 universally
liked. Is not in charge; her place is dlIed
by Miss Grace Payson. Miss Lawn con-
tinues as tescher OF the primary grade.
A. w. Bee aud wife lett their summer
home here last week for Dorchester
whence, after a brief stay, and accom-
panied by their Sous, they will 20 to Cali
FORMS tor the winter. Mr.. Bee is plan
ning 10 own . ranch In Santa Clara
valley whore pruns culture Ia the chief
industry. The family will return to
Southwest Harbor next Sum mer q. usual.
The Congregational sewing society was
entertained las, Tuesday by Mrs. Caroline
LAWYER aud tho members, eighteen 10
number spent very pleasant afternoon,
being surprised With what proved to DO
literary fsass a. well as an appetixing
lunch. Slips OF paper containing i'm
portsnt questions on current topics hay-
ing been tucked In with the sweets gath
sres In bright Japanese napkins, a
three-minnte discussion followed the
reading OF Zach question by their respec-
tire holders, proving q novel and inter-
e~ging exercise. The circle will meet ct
tbs home OF Mrs. Eliza Robinson Tues
day. Dec. ..
A pretty wedding took place at the
home OF SIR. and Mrs. Amos Brown Mon
DAP morning. Nov. II, when their young
est daughter Blanche was married 10
John Lsith. oaiy the relatives OF he
bride and groom were present. Rev.
Harry Hiii osiicisted. Although q
wonderfully decorated carriage had been
prepared by yoaug friends TO take the
bridal pair 10 the wharf, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lsiih slyfy ordered plain cstrisxe for the
short trip. A large circle OF friends and
well wishsrs hsrc tho newly welded
couple good lock" al the wharf, still
hoping shat the rice alied umbrella and
whl,e Ribbon trunks should hetray The
tact Of the marriage. Mr.. aud Mrs. Lsith
sili spend the winter 10 New York.
Nov. "a SPRAY.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NNHEREAs George A. Martin, Of Frank
w lin, Hancock county, Maine, by his
mortgage deed dated the tenth day Of Novem-
Der, a. d. 1893. and recorded In vol. 274, page
275. OF the registry Of deeds for Hancock
county. Maine, conveyed to the late John r.
Gordon. OF Franklin, deceased, certain real
estate all as particularly described In said
mortgage deed to which mortgage deed and
the records thereof for particular description
by metes and bounds reference may be had and
whereas Frank Il. Biaisdell and Arpo w.
King. the duly appointed and qualified ad-
minisrators Of the estate OF the said John Y.
Gordon did assign and transfer to me- the
undersigned. said mortgage and the debt
thereby secured all as appears by their deed
Of assignment dated the sixteenth day Of
September, a. d. 1862. and recorded in vol Sst.
page 1911, OF the registry of deeds for Hancock
county, Maine. and whereas the condition OF
said mortgage has been broken. now, there
fore, by breach OF the condition Of said mort
gage claim foreclosure thereof
JULIA A. MAKTIN.
Dated this seventh day of November, a. d
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rrsnson.
Miss Ella Prize IL very nj.
George Jordan and wife spent Sunday
In town.
George Stanley and wife are whiting
their daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Jordan.
Carl Carpenter has nearly recovered
from the effects OF fall, bot he Is not yet
able TO use his arm.
Mamie and Eva Copp have returned
home from Bangor, whore they have been
for the past few days.
Mrs. Jane Gordon. an sged lady, fell the
other day, and hurt her ankle badly. She
Is able to be out now.
Eugene Grant, OF Minkhoie, mas been in
town bunting for tue past few days. He
TOOK home fine owl.
Alexander Prize Is home from Mt
Waldo, where he has been employed fol
the past three months.
Nov. "a. Nj, Q. 3.
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yIvHEREAs Mary e. Collins, formerly Of
w Stonington, Hancock county, and state
OF Maine, by her mortgage deed, dated the
tweaty-hrst day OF June, n. d., 1897, and re-
coraed IN the Hancock registry of deeds. book
s8s, page 335, conveyed 10 me, the under.
signed, certain lot or parcel OF land situated
in the town Of Stoningfon, butted and
bounded as follows, to vita Commencing at a
rock with an iron bolt in same by the high
way and N. west corner of land of Barbary
HusahinsoDt thence southerly BY said Hatch
inson land TO the shore; thence by the shore
sputherly, westerly and northerly to rock
and land formerly Owned by BENJAMIN Bar
bour; thence by said land eastef4y and NORTH
eFly to the highway road; thence eastgriy by
said road TO place of beginning. containing
os.e acre, more or less: ana whereas the con-
1itioa Of saia mortgage has been broken.
therefore claim ofeelosnse o. same becar4e
ut said breach OF condition, and give this sV-
Soy. II, lf0l. BY Geo. NJ. Warren. atty
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/ rs ntsr terms Of school are to begin
Mr. y. coemss Is qai,s III with con.
rrssies - The lsnss.
Rs,rs Genaan IL baiidinr piszxs on
he - ilse cottage.
tssl Essnks aad wife have gone TO
ms.sebascsss tos the winter.
Tas fishermen are ovsSnsoilng their
,eees and setting ready for smelling.
j. !. Bskrman lost valuable horse
,scensly. The animal wAs found dead
Ia be stssl.
Mis- isitan VI. Gray, who has been
hacking ~ Narth usyep, Is At home for
Short vacation.
Cart. /. Y. Hutchinson fs at home
wblse ht. schooner adam BowIhy'' fs
loadiug al Porslsnd.
ms schooner "Lixxie J. Clark, Con.
don. Il losaiag gravel TOR Portland. The
aHnasy Chase" Is hauled up for white
.. Back's iiarbor.
Norman l.. Hate and Miss Hattie T..
HACK werr married Wednesday evening
Al the residences OF the brides father,
yalsrious Hack. by the Rev. Mr.. Pinker-
ton, OF North Brooksvlils.
Nov. "a e.
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surrs.
Mr.. j. y MeGesw and daughter PiossIe
went to Caisis Friday.
csp,. e. AZ. Coulter has gone TO Boston
for ire siaser. Ifs finds employment on
the stssa,shsp whsrve~.
Frank l. Jordan weat on board tbs
schooner s.sonorar, bound 10 salem,
Mass. gumssf- lsdcn, Tuesday. Mr.. Jos.
dan hss snsu laid up about elk weeks
wssa ANA arm.
casHse lord went to Boston Monday.
He win - employed In she Gre room of q
large ssss.aer that has been housed tor
the wlatst. where be and smother man.
enc ssfging BY day aud tho other By
MA ~. .r~ 90 serp fire under tho boilers
sasl tso keep the ship warm sud dry.
Rs \. Z, tilaklsy delivered his iilus-
sy.ssa temperance Iecsare Al the Metro
dit sssrcs sandsy evening. Mr.. tliak-
10 "a earnest and enthusiastic worker
ia sss tssnperance cause. lie l. an able
spss ser. snd Is grs~siy aided Ia hss lecture
b. his .sesropsseon iiiasisstions, many Of
Nhch wsee made especially Tor hln.
Nov. II. @.
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North s.dgwtes.
Arthur wood and wife. of Biuehiii.
wese in towa Friday.
Mise Insx Page and Miss Hattie Griodle
spent saturday In Belfast. Miss Grindle
expects 10 spend the winter In Belfast.
Mrs. q. A. tiriadlr, OF Brookiin. was In
lown last week with her sisters, Mrs. G.
daughter. Mrs. q. NJ. Alien.
Wednesday evening several OF our
people vent to Sedgwick to the EUR
prise hoasesarming given TO Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Small. The gifts were
s25 from the secgwick people, hand
.ome chair and lamp from North sedg-
wick. A bountiiui supper was provided
aud thu evening was spent very pleas
aniiy.
The fsrmsrs' institute met here Ia I
Friday. .mmissioner Gilman iotrt :
aueed Me-. Henry, Of Msnncsots. who gsse
fins sketch OF an experiment In c"tn
growing. THO farmers were r~sdy TO
quest ion tho speaker to learn about new
met hocs. sir. Gilman gave short
address. Dinner was served 10 the grange
halt dining room by TIE ladies. Al the
afternoon session Hon. X. w. Ellis, q
lifs-Iong dsiryman, related his experisnce
on q worn-cui farm. Our farmers are
coming to appreciate this Importance OF
exact methods OF culture aud the far
| reaching effects Of thorough work done
on the farm.
Nov. "a. RAE
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West asssoss.
Mrs. Mary Il. Batter Is visiting friends
al Hancock.
Nathan Ash, Of Bar Harsos. was In
town thls seek on business.
Miss Anma L. Norris. Of BAR Hsrso., 10
the guest Of VI. q. AliIskea and wife
Monroe Mcfarland has mosed Into
his nsw souse ss this foot Of Mefarisnd's
hill.
irving Mefs4rland. who "a employed at
Northeast HAsbag. speas Sunday With bis
parents.
wellinRton Carts. Of Esssbrcok, made
short slsls 10 bis sister, ars. Maria
bargau, rseentsy.
Raymond Miles and family and Claude
Willard and wife. Of Roston, have moved
into ttc sarah Norris house.
John NJ. Norris and Mr.. Richards, OF
Bar Hsrbot. who have been the past week
1t II. q. Miiliken's returned Saturday.
Nos. "a. srMAcs
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Cousin siI--You know you told me
you were going to propose to May when
you called on her last night. Did she say
"Yes"? Jack Polk Yes; she said "Yesv.
Cousin Nell Well you don't look very
happy about II. Jack PoIk-~No. You see
she sid 1t to Tom Rspsdde. who got
there about hall an hour before me.
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EAST Oriana.
Lester Carter, OF Bar Harbor, visited bis
aunt, Mrs. T.. c. Mason, Sunday.
Mrs. Agnes Forsyth left for Boston
Thursday for visit OF several weeks.
Mrs. Augustus Condor, OF Brooksvi lie,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. c. Mason.
r. l.. Pickering was In Boston last week
the guest OF his sister, Mr.. Benjamin
Stanley.
Miss Annie Dunbar, of North Castine,
who has been teaching on the front ridge
closed her school Friday.
Mrs. Reuben Hutehings, of Milivale,
returned Tuesday after a visit OF several
days with her aunt, Mrs. Drusie Mason.
Mrs. Georgia Davis and children, who
have been visiting Charles Gibbs for sew.
eral weeks, returned to Bucksport Fri
day.
Mrs. Archie Haney, OF Waterville, Wis
tied her mother. Mrs. Helen Biaisdell
Thursday, returning Friday, accompanies
by nars. vests Haney, of North Penobscot
Nov. "a. M.
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RKs~okgrrfoSs or RESPECT.
Al. stated rommanicstien OF Tremon,
lodge No. RI. v. and A. ~, held on Oct. Ia.
1870, tb~ following resolutions wers
adopted
HA<ssas. asnishsy God Ia MS Ia fnl,s wis,
sosn hss sewn ~ 10 rosaese from this earthly
lcaxe eur rssesasa brother. wpAam II wsEa;
Received. That ws have Iss . goSss citizen
and netghhor. a mas sf sfslxhs intesrity and ~
st3anch ~ 30 ragged ltils assssr whose shadow
hs IN. bora,
Esssgss@s THAT cur ledge has icst an es
scseassd brother sna his fasaliy sinf father.
lsesSlses. Tssss our charter &c dfsP~d Ia
measHiss FOG shissy asysFaa shess resotasioas
bs spstzsl 90 oar FeeOr5s ARD espy be seas 70
iar tersauess ssmiiy ana 80 tese EtLswokrH
Asxrfchs fes puflse4ssoa.
j, u rHTLLfrs.
Gao. X. FutLKK.
Ma l.. GfLLkY.
CosnnsiSsse on teaeiasiaas
Trvmest. cvt. is iscs.
A trss rcry attest
Wa. Il. kxsxg.
Secretary.
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The inward effects OF hnraors are werss thap
toe outward. They en1apgsr the whole - ieHs.
fIeea's sAEsaparisa staaieases 81 hnr'ors, rures
ali theif Inward Apd outward elects. LIS p
great alternative ana tonic. whose mevts has been
everywhere esiapllz hed --Adpt.
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RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.

Whereas. Our Divine assrrr - His Ind lie
sisdom, hrs @een III TO remove from Greenwood
grange our beloved sister Grace Dinsmore, We
feel that we as society have sustained great
ioss. but that We ma,t bow 10 submission TO {, q
Irvine VII OF Him who 'docth all things welf'.
therefore be IL
Resolved. Tha, We reverse our badges and
iraye our charter In mourning for thirty daysi
that VIC extend our heartfelt sympathy to the
bsrrayed family In their deep afiictiou; that q
copy Of these resolutions be embodied In our
record. copy seat TO the family, and copy
TO the local papers for publication.
ALLIE BUTLER,
MAkciA HAsDfsoS,
ETA GooGrss.
Committee on resolutions
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice. that
i she has been duly appointed administra-
trix OF the estate OF James p. Byard, late
OF Sedgwick, in the county of Hancock.
deceased, and given bonds as the law directs
All persons having demands against the es-
tate OF said deceased are desired to presen,
the same for settlement, and all indebted
thereto are requested TO make payment i'm
medistely- MARY e. BYAnp.
NovSui me- 4 1Q02.
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.She's the worst sort Of a gossip" II
never heard her retailing any scandal"
'sNo, she leads you on until yoa tell 1t to
her by the wholesale, and she'll never
tell you any In return"
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yT,HE subscriber hereby gives notice that
Il she has been duly appointed executrix
OF the last will and testament Of Willis G.
Crabtree, late OF Hancock. in the county OF
Hancock, deceased, no bonds being required
BY the terms OF said will. All persons having
demands against the estate OF said de-
ceased are desired to present the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto are
requested to make payment immediately.
November l. 1902 MARY f. CRARrnEE
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RAE.

CRANBERRY Isisa-
Alfred @. B1iger is very Ill with nervous
prostrstion.
The Thimbie club at Islesford will hold
sale aud supper In the church on
Thanksgiving eve.
Oscar Bulger and wife are receiving
congratulations on the birth OF . daugb'
ter born last Wednesday.
The ladies' aid society win hold jubilee
socisbie at the schooihouse 10 district
No. 2, on Monday evening, Nov. "a.
Relatives and friends here OF Mrs. Lucy
Ann Howard we're sAddsncd to learn Of
her deaf b at Deer Isle recently. She was
born and lived here until the death OF her
first husband.
Work on the Moorfield Story cottage
on the hill is progressing under the
direction OF VIM. Ash, OF Southwest
Hsrbor. as head mason. Isaac Ralph, OF
Northeast Harbor. Is the contractor.
Nov. y. n.
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COUNTY NEWS.


orisna.
Arthur W. soper is home from Bostoa
whooping cough and humps are still
prevalent.
A social dance is announced for Thanks.
giving evening.
Miss Hazel NJ. Cray has gone to Els
worth tor the winter.
Mrs. George Mooney has been quite i'll
but IL now improving.
Mrs. A. NJ. Forsyth has gone to Boston
to spend the winter with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Bennett. bose health has
been poor for long time, is in feeble
condition.
Many % the yonng people sire coufem-
plating attending this ball at North Blue
bill II the weather Is favorable.
There viii be- Thanksgiving service at
the vestry Thursday morning At io:3o
under the auspices Of both churches.
Louis q. Farnharu, one OF orlsnd's most
popular young men, is engaged to teach
the winter term OF high school In Adolf
son.
Walter V. Leach, who has spent the
summer In Bar Harbor, was Ia town Sum
day. leaving Monday Tor the winter In the
woods.
Rufus Z. Gray arrived Saturday from
the Moosehesd Lake region, where be Il
employed, TO spend Thanksgiving with
his family.
Mrs. Frances Stockbridge and three chill
dren arrived Saturday from swans Island
to spend the winter with her pars nts,
Charles Reyes and wife.
Although the dance last Saturday even
ing was not as largely attended Ms usual
a fair-sixed crowd was present, ana a
most enjoyable evening was spent.
A good-sixed congregation attended the
Methodist church Sunday evening to hear
AIR. Garland's remarks on "Conscieuce IN
Literature, whicb proved most scholarly
sermon, delivered In an impressive man.
ner.
Mrs. Everett Dorr leaves this week for
Hartford, Conn. to live. She will be accom-
panied by her husbands mother, Mrs. A.
q. Dorr, who will visit her sons two weeks.
During her absence her store will be In
charge OF Miss Frances A. Hodgdon.
Nov. "a. u.
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rT,HE sn bscriber Joseph L. stevens. Of Mii-
Il ton in the county OF Norfolk ana Com
monwealth OF Massachusetts,, hereby gives
notice that he has been duly appointed ad-
ministrAtor de benis non OF the estate OF Doty
Little. late Of Castine. tn the county of Han.
cock, and State OF Maine, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs, and being resident
without the state of Maine has appointed
George f. Witherle. of said Castine. his agent
for said State Of Maine. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settlement,
and all indebted thereto are requested to
make payment Immediately.
september TO- 1874 .insEPB l.. STEVENS.
yItHE subscriber residing Qua OF me state
Il to vii: at No. ~ Hastings 81. Boston.
Mass, hereby gives notice thai he has been
duly appointed administrator Of the estate Of
Lenauei b. ID. Peters, late o. Biuehiil, In the
county Of Hancock, deceased. and given
bonds q the laws directs. and that be has APP
pointed John A. Peters. n, II Ellsworth. IN
ffe county Of Hancock. Rlfd state ~ Maine.
agent fof said state 81 Maine All persons
having demand against the estate d saia Dc.
ceastG are desired to present the same faI
settlement, and Az Indebted thereto are re-
4nested to make payment immediately.
Oct IS, 1874. LEsawgt w. PE4nRs.
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Penoe-eof.
Fred ". wardweII shot fins deer FRI
day.
d. II. Leach and wife were in Bncksport
Wednesday.
John Snowman ia buiiding piazza on
his house, and Masking other Improve
ments.
A church organization to DO known as
he Wiling Workers was formed At Mrs.
Mary vArnam's Tuesday evening. Inc
following officers wess elected Mrs. =.
K. Bridgee, president; ssss A. 4. Varnum,
vice- president Mes. William Sellers, Sec
Rotary sna treasurer.
Nov. "A. SubA.
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TINE subscriber hereby gives notice thai
he has been duly appointed admins.
traitor of the estate OF Josephine Il. MetsaIf
late Of Dedham, In the county of Han
cock, dec ased. and given bonds rs thu
law directs. All persons having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired
to present the same for settlement, and al
indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately. LYSwooD y. GILhs.
November 4, 1902.
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grsa. NS..ts.

vHHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i she has been duly appointed admins
tratrix OF the estate OF Arthur Ward
we'll. late of Bucksport, in the county OF
Hancock, deceased. and given bonds as the
law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle
ment, and all indebted thereto are requt sted
to make payment immediately.
November 4, 1902. MARIA e. wARpwELL.
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Henry W. sargent l. In AnsaSa.
The sioop &C. II. Edwnds", Capt. Hill,
Of Rockisnd. returned tins zisi. He
brought . large boiler for the Ice COM
pany.
Tue past week has bsen knowing" one
around here. Harry Mcfarland moved
Into bis new hoass the Nib; Eogene
osgood hiss moved into The psw house oil
Onward Hooper. near the ise-works; MI.
lard n. Leighton. OF Brookiin. has moved
Into Capt. 2. Coombs' house, and VIII
Cain has moved back 10 bis hons In
BrooksviiIs- Hal Bysrd tss taken the
boarding house vacated BY Mr. Cain, and
with the sssisiancs CT Guy Hooper, a.
chef. intends 10 make the Minnewaukon
Inn an np-tc-date hosiery.
Nov. -. Z.
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wAssbrooH.
working ut Hancock during the summer,
Is at home.
The hunters from Sullivan who have
been camping at Bull Hill have returned
home.
The funeral OF Grace Dinsmore was held
at the church Wednesday at 1 O'Clock,
under the order OF Greenwood grange, Of
which she was a member. The interment
vas at Sunnyside cemetery.
Nov. "a. b.
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scawsIs.
RE. Newman aud Waiter Nswmsn are
ciammiag.
The many friends OF Mrs. George Kent
will be pleased 10 know she Is Improving.
Dudley poisser, wife and little boy
vent to OAK Point last Saturday, return
Ing the firss OF the week.
Capt. Samuel Moore went 10 Boston
iHsE week 10 join ais wife, who has eeen
visiting shese since ostober.
Nov. "a, DOLLY
tsastiesf's fs5ana.
u Qaanry spent tew days last week at
home.
James haiH inaas short yisN 10
friends sna s'asives last week.
Capt. sehnkan haa returned from MIL
hyisge rad bseakhs huma one hundred
sheep Ehleh ha bought.
Nsy. "a ..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-06
III INCREIBLE vERDAD III

Unca OCCASION gastar bien dnsro rega
upers empre cO Obe de de ley gAraaizao 8
ou esp6nddos bantes qunlca psrfect
v por expendo mpez os verdadstOa
Descompc6n pdac6n psrscta mitac6n marav
GaO0 MOI ARS Sc regalan quiea dlsinga estes br
Gran premio ExPoscon de Paris
Anio para cabaero bran 10 doLa Anlo para cabaso
uy grueo 90 dollars Afer cabaero ante
Iiero Aao
rita braue rueso dollars pa para rita dem em
dollars baa 10 dollars PendeRtes
Lars Pendientes nlhas
dero regalo Medaas ley efg de Parna
brianss Alaska 20 dollars
So gasto catas cei6cdas
carada mercancia, para ID sla de Puerto Rtco.
psdo acompaAado do
betes cer6cad decarado con
venido antes efectuar e pago
msdida de los saOs tomGadOa hO rsdsdOr M
dsdo.
env
Gratis franco envla Cataogo uurado todo
Ngss rspreseataate general dnico de socsdad Orc
laates.
Am: Alaska, G. A. Buyas Coo Romano l04 1O6 Milan Qts
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-06

El otro perSonsjs que, como sir
Guillerme, estsba al acecho, pero
On otro lugar de los resultados del
asunto Van Hop, era Ell vixcoude
de Oambolh, que sali0 de casa de
Dal Natha, diciendose:
-Volvere dsntro de una bora.
El namante vizconde sueco fusse
dar uua yuolta por e1 club "a
ESQ de las nueve Sc encamin0 otra
vez hacia Ia evenida de Biron, no
sospechando nj remotamente cue 4
Ia misma hora estaba aspirapdo
Dat Natha, y que, duefIos del hotal
sl marques, BacaTG y Ell conde de
Anton, le prepararon una embos.
cada de In que no podrfa escapar.
Llam6. y la vsrja Sc sbri6 como de
costumhre, y entr6, prscsdiGndole
I'm eriado.
Como Sc sabe, Ell hotel tsnfa dos
sntradas y dos ssealeras; q IN lade
todo 10 que So encontraba era in
dioA 81 otro parisi6n puro, y en ests 1
parte fu6 On In que penetr6 Rocan. /
bole que no se n16 sn Ell crisdo cue
10 Euisba, = atravss6 tararsando al
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que echo absjo Ia puerta y que Pc
hetr6 hssta el cenbro del cabinets
con mas eeleridad que el relampago,
arrollAndolo TODD como el hurac6p,
no htso mas que de un salto acer-
carse q Rocambole, al que clav6 I'm
puf1al en- ell pecho.
-iAhl lBandidol - sxslam6.
Haee IN mes que to sligo paso &
pasO en- la sombra, un mes que be
vigilo y scecho. ;. Lo que es esta
veg no te me escapar&s ? el Club de
los Explotadorss SO ha quedado sin
jsfs.
z 81 hombre que habfa herido &
Rocembole y cerrado para siempre
81 boca impidiendole pronunciar el
nombre que BacarG esperaba arran.
earle, no fuG air Guillermo. nj tam.
POGO sir Arturo Collins, sino el
piadoso vizconde Andrea, ell her
mano fel y adicto del conde Rer.
gaz, el ssnto var6n que 90 habfa